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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
DISPLAY OF GERMAN
SOUVENIRS OF WAR
Sent by Capt. R. 8. Miner and Sergt.
Harold Miner and Exhibited in
Fenton g. Co. S Store Window.

An especially interesting display Of
German relies of warfare. sent from
France by Captain Roy B. Miner and
Sergeant Harold Miner To their father.
Sylvester Miner may be seen in T.. i
Fenton 4 Co.'S store window This dis
play is the largest and most varied which
has been shown IN Brattlcboro. and All
the articles were picked up ON the battle
field by the owners. One particularly
interesting feature of the exhibition con-
~ists of three trench mortars One is
made OF solid brass, marked 1916; an
other is made OF brass with iron base,
marked 1911 the third is fashioned out
of common sheet IRON resembling i stove
pipe. and this bears the date 1918. This
fact alone shows hat the Germans were
getting to the "end Of their rope" in sup
plies and We're unable TO furnish the same
material with which they started in the
beginning Of the war.
All Of the relics displayed with the
exception of "a few - shells which had
been hammered out to make attractive
vases. are the property Of Sergeant Min
er. The shells belong TO Captain Miner.
German helmets with thc name cf the
soldier and company, ttr., marked plainly
inside are 10 be seen and one helmet has
been carefully camoullaged ~ painting
designs on il SO that il mi9ht easily he
taken for large stone An Austrian
cartridge, which was used against Amer
can tanks and j. very sharp and pointed.
i among the interesting relics. a. i, also
a parachute made of fine white silk
which was taken from a German captive
| balloon Messages are fastened into
these paraehutes, and when other means
of communication fail these are dropped
| into he lines
| Sergeant Miner has in this collection a
German she'll which he secured on the
battlefield az Chateau Thicrlv The col
/ lection also includes powder pouches
/ French money. gas mask and ease. fom
Shrapnel balls one front sight from >
German airpanc. one German knife
! taken from a prisoner one aluminium
fuse graduation plate, one spoke lug foi
a German airplanc wheel and one piec,
OF high explosive.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
WITNESSES HEARD
IN GRAHAM CASE
Grand Jury Considering Ev-
idence Against Governor
at Montpelier
MOST OF SHORTAGE
HAS BEEN PAID IN
Balance, Believed to Be But Few
Hundred Dollars, Will be Turned
Over. to State Treasurer as Soon as
Experts Determine Exact Amount.
Especial to The Reformer.
MONTPELIER. Nov. II. 1918.


Witnesses continued to appear today
to testify in the Washington county
grand jury investigation OF the accounts
Of Coy. Horace r. Graham during his u
years as state auditor
The present state auditor, Benjamin
Gates. was closcted with the grand jury
yesterday afternoon. Another important
witness viii be Frank : Pratt Of Brattle-
boro, who was employed by Attorney
General H. G.. Barber To make an expert
examination Of the accounts Of the audi
tors Office during the period it was ad
mini~tercd by Governor Graham.
Settlements amounting TO about
$4,000 have been made to the state
treasurer for the advances" made 10
Governor Graham during his term a,
auditor, and il i said that the balance.
which may be only few hundred dollars.
will Ice settled a. soon a. the board of
controls experts finish their work and
determine the amount Nine thousand
dollars OF the total paid back wa. turned
into the state treasury several months
ago and Sll 900 was paid during the past
month
Attorney General Barber is in charge
! OF the investigation, which is secret
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
FUNERAL OF PRIVATE
+. HAROLD LARRABEE
Service in Centre Congregational Chap
ell, Major L. D. Taylor Acting as
Military Escort.

The funeral of Private Frank Harold
Iarrabee. who died Nov / at Fort Ne
Arthur. san Pedro, Cal, of pneumonia
was held yesterday afternoon nj $50
o'clock in the Centre Congregational
chapel. Rev. Richard H. Clapp otliciated
Major l.. ID. Taylor acted as military es-
icort. The bearers were two of Private
Larrabee's cousins. Alya and Walte,
Stacy. and two classmates in school
Ralph Oakes and Charles O'Conor Fred
eric {. Adams sang Plains of Peace and
Sometime Well Understand The buria
took place i'll Meeting House Hill GENE
terry Those who attended from out oi
town were Private Larrahee's sister, Mis-
Lula Irene Turner of Boston, Albert A
l.arrabee of Winchester. y H. and Rob
crt Cancdy OF Greenfield Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE
GLADLY RECEIVED
Gifts to War Work Made by Persons
Not Subscribers to War Chest
More Are Desired.

Contributions to the United War
Work fund have been received from a
considerable number of local persons who
are not subscribers to the Brattleboro
War Chest association and the local
committee wishes to emphasize the fact
that such contributions are gratefully re-
ceived. 1t is believed that there are many
other people in addition to those who al
ready have made direct subscriptions
whose obligations in This direction have
not been fulfilled
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14

Preparations begun by the enemy several
days ago TO withdraw in force now are
becoming effective. Great railroad actiy-
ity Is reported ut Metz and other railroad
functions.
The advance guard Of several hundred
Russian. Polish and Italian soldier freed
by the Germans in Lorraine reached the
American line in the region of st. Hilaire
today. The first group numbered -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
MEDALS AWARDED TO
BRITISH AND FRENCH
Pcrshing Decorates Foch, Joffre and
Petain-To Confer Similar Honor
on Marshal Haig.

PARIS, Nov. Messages OF congrat-
ulation and gratitude from President
Wilson and the American people were
presented to Marshal Foch. Marshal
Jolfre and General Petain yesterday by
General Pershing. who also decorated
them with the American distinguished
service medal. General Pershing today
went to British headquarters to present
the distinguished service medal to Mar.
shall Haig
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
CENSORSHIP OFF.
Voluntary Agreement Among Pub
fishers Ends Today.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l4.-With
drawal Of all volunteer censorship
under which American publishers
had been working since the United
States went to war was announced
today by George Creel, chairman of
the committee ON public informa-
tion after conferences with Secre-
tarics Baker and Daniels.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
Odd Fellows Temple

Thursday, Nov. Il Regular meeting of
Canton Palestine, No. 3. Nomination Of
officers for tho coming year
Friendship circle will meet Friday,
afternoon Nov, Is. Come early as there
will be work. Supper/at Clio. Every
one please bring their own sngar.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
NEW GERMAN CABINET.
Mini1ters Who Compose Government
Headed by Ebert.

COPENHAGEN Nov. li.-Thc
new German government has been
organized with The following cabi-
net members:
Premier and interior and military
affairs, Friedrich Ebert
Foreign affairs, Hugo Haasc.
Finance and colonies, Philip
Scheidemann
Decentralization, transport, Justice
and health, Wilhelm Dittmann.
Publicity, art and literature, Herr
Landsberg.
Social policy, Richard Barth.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
AUDACIoUS WAS SUNK.
Eritish Admiralty Announces Less of
$4,000 Ton Vessel Oct. e., 1914.

LONDON, Nov 1.-THE British Adj
mjraltv last night made tic first official
announcement of the loss of tho battle
ship Audacious. which sank after strik-
ing a mine off the north Irish coast on
October -, 1914 The loss Of the bat
tlcship was kept a secret at tho urgent
request Of the commander-in-c OF
the Grand Fleet.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
Red Men S Hall

Nov. II Regular meeting of Pocahon-
tas council, No. 4. Good attendance is
desired. Business of Importance
Friday, Nov Is. s p nj. Regular
meeting of Quonekticut tribe, No. =.
!. Q. Il. NJ
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
COMMISSION PLANNED
FOR RECONSTRUCTION
President Considers Appointment OF
One to Guide Country From War
Basis to Peace Basis.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H. President
Wilson is understood to be considering
the appointment Of a reconstruction COM
mission to lay down the broad lines under
which the nation would be converted
from war basis TO peace basis. 1t
would act largely a. an advisory body.
Executive functions would be in The
hands OF departments and agencies now
in operation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14

AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Nov.
Il, by The Associated Press-The Ger
mans opposite the first American army
north and mort beast OF Nerdun are re-
ported to be moving northward rapidly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14

STATE REPORTS
AGGREGATE SIT
Pledges of S278, High Street Divi-
Pledges of S278, High Street Dovi-
sion Second Industrial School Has
100 Per Cent Record.

Leaders of the Brattleboro Victory
Boys and Girls have pledged TO double
the towns quota in the United War
Work campaign. and although the drive
has been under way here but two days
they have gone well over the top, the
total enrolment being 335 up to this
morning This is divided into 1876 girls
and 40 boys the girls pledging 1891. 30
and the boys pledging $6S4.jo. Includs
ed in these figures are 81 boys tSl6Sl and
10 girls tSl95l from the Parochial school
Brattleboro's quota is 1873 girls and l26
boys. or a total of 2j9, so that the double
quota will mean 5lS.
The Prospect hill team (orangel. Law
renee Barker and Maverette Hamilton
leaders, is ahead with y boys and 81
girls pledging S27S, while the High street
division (bluel is closely following with
pledges of $277 from 80 boys and girls.
Forest Harmon and Dorothy Schwenk
arc the leaders Of this division.
Reports from the state show that
2.90a boys and 2.S6S girls already have
been enrolled. The places which have
gone over the top, as shown by. returns
last night, follow Swanton, Riohford,
Brunswick. ESSEX Junction, Eergennes
with record OF 100 per cent for the in
dustral school Island Pond, Bloomfield,
Enosbrrg Falls. Rockingham, Wood
stock. Hartford and Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
THE WEATHER.
Pair and Somewhat Colder Tonight
Tomorrow Partly Cloudy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4-Weather
forecast: Fair and somewhat colder
tonight except snow in eastern Maine.
Friday partly cloudy. Moderate north
winds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
TO HONOR MARsHALs.
Foch and Jotfrc to Be Given Ceremoni.
al in Paris Soon.

PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE municipal
council of Paris has initiated a plan
with the help OF Premier Clcmenceau
to hold ceremonial meeting at the
city hall in honor Of Marshal .Ioffrc and
Marshal Foch. Il is planned to present
them commemorative medals.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
ACTS OF VIOLENCE REPORTED
IN VIOLATION Of ARM|ST!CE

Allied High Command Notifies German Command That
If Such Acts Are Not Stopped Allies Will Take Meas
ures to Stop Them-VOn Hindenburg, Still in Com
mand of Armies, Tells His Troops to Keep Order
PARIS, Nov. 14-American troops have crossed the
German frontier toward Metz and Strassburg.
Marshal Foch, commander-n-chief of the allied
armies will make solemn entry into Strassburg and Metz
Sunday in the presence of President Poncare and Pre-
ner Cemenceau.
Conflicting to the situation in Brussels
have reached Ghent Reports current that German
soldiers there have mutned and shot their officers and
burning the city Belgian advance scouts are now half
way from Client to Brussels
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
sCHEIDEMANN MENTIONED.
German Socialist Likely to Head Peace
Delegation.

PARIS, Nov l4.-Philip Scheide-
mann, German majority socialist lead
or, probably will head the German dele
gates to the peace conference according
to Zurich despatch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
First Baptist Church

Saturday, Nov. 10 The Woman's So
icty will hold a rummagc sale at - Main
street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
Masonic Temple

Tonight at Regular convocation
of Fort Dummer chapter. No. II. r. A. NJ.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14

Texas produces enough onions to pro-
vide six each for every man. woman and
child of the 100000 900 population Of the
United States.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14

The man whose wife has always in
sisted that he employ only male stenog
raphers must be having hard time Of
i these days. Burlington News.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14
AMERICAN TROOPS CROSS GERMAN FRONTIER ON WAY TOWARD
METZ AND STRASSBURG F0CH TO MAKE ENTRY NEXT SUNDA

friumphal Entry of Allies Commander-inC Chief Will Be
Made Sunday in Presence of President Poincare and
Premier Clemenceau-Germans Said to Be Burning
Belgian Capital
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-14

Continued on Page S.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

hclrtrc ello oct, 90 Ioa at tpnfc ii9,
al oct fiprc Barn nctop bar flu1oct
en- GOD ManO, Iom bolbcr al bcnoc.
Og on pil trnfc iom leg, 6ottcr, "
iortiattc biu inbini9rcu0c, mar on
fer, bpor lpffelig Hoialinc er."
Sobnien iottc op ct iorbauict 9ln.
iigt og ioa poa i'm aone.
"Spao mener on, Nlutter," iagoc
ban, man fan bo fife ioo sc oooc
til at blipe leucnbc igicn."
ri itiael~ rnabte Mooom Sobu-
len i%nbigncret. Soo gif bitn ben til
&alerfenrGften o. fog EoiolineS
@rcp, ionl blun lpite ior ippcnoc cllcr
ottenoe Sang.
SOB" mrmleoe bun. "Sun cr
ina lcoen0e, ia oobbeIt iaa lcpcnoc
iom OIL, og bolber mere al Dig, emo
on %iorticncr."
@elc Helten al Sommcrcr iao man
ganllc Sobnicn ponbre omfrinQ mco
ct rigtiot SeoeoagSoniiqt % ct Stpffe
lort Tlor ON Nrmcn. Set bop0e ban
ielu met paa, flmoc cnbper ie. Sall
bplot mcget al at life, og tilbragte
III mere SiO euO noqeniinbe fer poo
Den Iteile Sfruaning neoe peo Sieen.
San fluloe iio0e ser / timepi5 nc0
6~iiteineret / &nnoet, og paa SrobS
al bans Ggeniinoi9beo ip@leoc Gan.
ferne meo Noialinc % qioroe BAN
llrolig, bper Sang CT iprligt lioct
Wtinoe ON benoe ballfeoe poa bans
&ierteoer.
Sans @Gien ppcrfor Naboerile iii,
bagcoiite enhper @entponing iii Roin.
line, Mcn Mabam Sobnien ubbrebtC
ia oeIto mere ON 9ottercn ga So.
bocrne8 SnterPsie for Siitorien liot
eiter liot bsbe ben, trsiteoe bun iiQ
meb at laoe, iom ON bum oclte III,
eGqtefrlleS Spn pao Soger.
"Nht er oct iiffert fire Wooncber.
iiben Goialine beoc,~ iuffeOe bun en-
0ag.
"6ml" brltmmeoe Sobnien.
Seq buffer life rigtig, Inttcr.
boorleoe@ oct off til bco NeqropeIien.
@ar Der life mango aronie?"
Sobnien iaa liot %ltiiffcr ben poo
benoc, men bum loo, iom ON bun life
merfeoe set.
Seq bill life ipeflllere poo set
mere" iagoe ban. "2oo be oe0e bpiIc
/ Sreo."
"Slf ia, af ia. Scr bu tpltft poo
Ell pen @raplten til ben6e, 6otter?"
Men / Steoet for at ipore, reiitc
Sobnien Zig burti9, to9 lin Tibe oQ
fine Silfcreoifober og off.
0a Den lille Sfirrmpoiel bar
glemt, iogbe ban en- Sag:
"Soob beitilte on iaa lrnge / gtobo.
bltiet? Oct bar 10 itaaet tomt lGngc.
"ga, icg iuu bare fist oerino. Get
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Smaafort0IIlnger % blstorler.

ligcS, at no8lc 6olt ira @opebiioocn
lfol ilpttc inc Scr, iaa icg %inutca, ieg
pil0e ino og lc, huorlc0ca oct laa iio.
&c bar laoet oct tapcticre iaa npoe.
ligt, oai Gngliginucn og SopcoPrcl.
lei er Der nctop oct Sapet, iom on
alto bar bolot iaomcact al
"So, lao Dem tupcticrc, iom DC pil,
men ieg troe0e caera, ri itlIoc pUre
iri for me 6olf Der, % ior at bapc
llngcr til at holoe Spcftafcl uocnior
pore &in0ucr, men ieg itol mart pprc
citcr Dem, fou on fro"
Seq bar bort, at sc life bar @crn.
&c or pit npIig bleocn giitc."
"So, oct fonmucr life mig peo.
Sao Dem paste iig ielp."
st Eor Gage citcr be9pnote ser at
fonunc itorc Go5ier meo Mobler iii
oct Lille <a, % iaoinort Sohnicn
bar poa Sci neo iii Sieeu ior al fife,
ifpnote bans Some iig oucr / Nuict oQ
rltmitcreoe / ale &prcIlcrue for at
oronc Wfpblernc % iptte alt pua
Ylaos.
Gn Sag ipllrgte Sobnien qanitc
tiIiGloiqt:
Or De me Slof flptteoe ino2"
So iporeOe bans Some, "og oct
cr bpggclige unge Wtenneifcr. Dc bar
forreItcn boot os ON at ic inOom, men
lea iaQoe, at hi pnr 10 pIore 6olf mi
o. bolbt melt al at bore bicnunc,
men at sc before moattc ic inb til os
engong imc1enl. Bar set life rigtigt,
Sattcr?"
$50, notltrligpi5, Mllttcr.
@nn glcnlte ganife at ipsrgc ON,
bpo0 De beo.
De me 6olf loo Jig life inuitere to
@onge. glacrcOe fannie Gags Nftel
banfeoe set poa 0eren. Wooom
Sobnicn roabtc - list u~iiffert
Som ino." % Hoialine, iillgt al
Gobert 9rln, traaote ino. Oct por
ct imntft Tor, beggc meo lpichIonot
@onr % bloo Zine, og oe Ipntca al
bore rigtig glaze ! binonocn %
SilpGrclien.
$500 Nften, Wooom Sohnicu, CT
set Ceres Wouo?" iogoe Sen llngc
Some. @un elf ben iii i'm nGitcn be.
bppeoc Sooer % rpitebc bicrtcli0t
bans iloppc &aono. Seq er Ceres
Naboerife, % her er min Wton0,
@rult beber BON. Gi baabcr, at hi
mao fonme rigtigt mcgct ionulcn
meo Gem. &i fienoer 10 eacr& life
1loqen her"
"SiO nco," ioaoc Mnbom Sohnic1.
"Gr &c fontmct / Orocn %oeroper,
Gru 9rrr?"
"Sffe gonifc," iuorebc &oiolinc
men Qc ifol bope mango Sof fol
Ceres @iGlp. Ceres Some bar pGrci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
1ohniens Oattcr.

% gamlc Sobnien gif ino 40 so
n%ebberen, ineg giabocn, Der bnpOe
braat Gasblaoene, Jig no al gag
beren.
Waoom Sobnien ioo paa i'm Ntano
nleo ct @lif, Ser bar habit pngItcligt,
habit anflageube, pg lGltc mco ifipl,
penoc Stcnme:
"HoiaIine, bort eneite Barn, Dsoe
Den 4oe Mpril.
Soban % Marie Sobnicn."
observation-disclosures bcoc5 optogc
openitoaenoe."
ON peb 10, of bun life er BOO"
bulfeoe Weuoam Sobnien. Seq iii
Srep fra henbe imorges."
"S1m er bso - ocb for oS, og bet
er iaa ianot iom 9ibelens Orb,
Wtiitter," ipareoe Sobniel b%eitcllt %
afgierenoe. Saa traf ban en Stol
ben til @oroet % iatte Jig.
"Nn ga Hoialine er 800 og borte -"
peobIcp BON, "er jeg glab oper, at hi
after fan ipiie her aieffcnct, % bun
pil ga beaeriffe gaa og blanoe Jig
alting mn, ba bun er opo."
San neb oct ligeirem at gientage
Srbet "bpb" iaa ofte iom mrliqt.
Seq bill life bore Bette Orb"
raabte bans Some. Seq bill life
Sitn bapbe &et til at tage, bpem bun
pilbe og reiie bort meb bam, ia, lige
iaa meeen &et, iom ieg bupoe til at
taee Dig poa Srobs al mine eannlc
Sorplore, % min Saoer tog oct bo
fornuftigt, @llb glebe hans SiGl
&immerig. 90 bporfor ifuloe Sobeo-
ita%bsblabene optaee benne Wteooe.
lcIie? @i bar 10 tnsen al bore Der"
"Saooant bar ieg lpit andre Ste
Der, og bet fer mere egte no, oa naar
Moialine fer bet, bill bum ba pibe, al
bum er bso % borte.""
Maoam Sobnien iuffebe trpites-
loft. Senbes goorooige og eaers
altio imilenoe Iniigt bar life pant
til at piie Sorg og sgrgrelie, funoe
man ie.
"gare ieg bog life bapoe opleoet
bernie Sag" pe6bleb bun. 90 iao
fan Der tilneo life iigeS ct onot Srb
ON ben i~taffels ulee WanO, onoet
enc at ban err fattig, % oct er "a Dir.
felig ingen Sfum."
San er Ell Spbefnegt," brpleoe
Sobnien og ilug / gorbet. "San bar
i%tiaalet Dor Goial!ne, bar ban. Seq
bapoe %foreiat mig, at bun life ifuloe
gifte itg. 9Ggteifab er bra for
W9no, men en- oaarlig Sorretninq
for apinoer. Serefter maa on gao
iortfl9bt, Marie."
"Iei," for Wtaoam Sobnien op
Seq bill bore bbiOt og reot og gulf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

me1ct milo iuoo o@, Nr. Sohnicn, "
bcnpcnotc bun liz til lin 12ooer.
Sobnicn innreoc life, % RoiuIine
fortlotte:
"Otin @lano bar iiitoc at oabnc en-
Scmmcrhauoel her @ncl. Gn On.
Eel oeoc og citcrlo6 ham 0cugc nof
I'll al bcannbc Tor li9 icIp."
"9lo. oct bar "a ociIigt, ia9bc
Maoam &obnien. 90 iror Dc, g
bill life Gem her, 6r. 9rlm?"
Ga, oct or ic9 iittcr poo," iporcoc
ban. Seq cr pant til at DO her"
"Soa?" inbifipo Mooom Sobnicn
ga, icg ogioa, inoitioo Roiolinc,
"icr icg bIeu gilt Sea boInt iaa,
nlcact al ocn Iiac &u oG iRrIiG al
Siccn. Min 6oocr pIcicOc at toge
mig mco, noar ban 9if Ncrneo for at
fife"
%obnicn bar NOR pes at fprleS,
men oct lptftc0ea ham ailigcoel al loa
ct 4ar Orb ircm.
Or Scr noocn @orn?~
Roiuline rpome0c.
"gtci, hi bur life OGrct gilt iao
IGn9e," ipnrcoc bun.
"@or cncitc Cater oooc Tor oS. ="
bCmcrfeoc &ohnien,
Set bar tlugt," uobroo Rololine.
Set Il bapc pGrct ct boorbt Slag
Tor Sem. &c bolOt Del ioriGroelig
mcQct al bcnoc? ga, mt icr lea 10
1lorct ON Ceres Nrm, Nr. Sobuien.
Set nlon pTre bonr0t at mite nogcn,
man boiler rigtig mcQet al"
Ser bIcp Ell lang Glric. iom Hoio.
line brcO Tor at qioc Stiforoct iii
9rrm for Ell politiif Qi@fu2iion.
Sobnicn bolbt nregct al al oiipiltere.
og liot citcr bar ban % @rrm / Ell
mcQct iprig Samtnlc, hporllnocr Den
ullQe Wionh pdr enig mcb Den Qomlc
/ ale Gtlfclthcber.
Mtobom Sobnien tilbeO / Wtelcm
tiocn at piic Den iulQc Some ON
&uiet o. ioriponbt meo benbc.
Set iDlleS at bore rigtig bpggc.
lige inlge Menncitcr," bemcrfeoc
Wta0om Sobnicn, ga sc ltltqe bar
guoet.
"So, icg ipnteS No0t nof ON Den
uutQc Wfonb, men &oncu cr liot ior
prntiom. Gn aplnoe ifllIoc Iooc
Ntanoen inoffe og iclu boloc Nln0."
"Atci, oco ou bpoo - -"
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tiIipic0c iau: "@lem fife at trpffc
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ri9tig goot hos Sobnicna, tbi ser bar
life Ell Gag oe life oiIogoc @eis9.
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mco Sclifab, Til N2ooom Sobnien pal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

FUH RENT one suite OF rooms.
I|OHr mru,.h ,J Tor light house
f. ping mod Phone 1886 1000
Lincoln 2s2-3t
.IH REST Two light housc.ecp-
u. rooms. riHso Iu Phone $50
sss-3p
Iu.T rar comb and brush ug
I#rh street Return to HOs Co.,
colin lr rb0n. es. f0r reward 2ss.lp
WANTED Several bows from o. Co
.. s.Hr. uf ar. y Bryant ls--sc
rHu REST Two furnished light
hU. ...HHe rooms convenient Zoo
Ia.. good lHa.I0u Apply no
FI..... Itt-Ip
Don .U.E Fr head NJ s5-ponnd
Dir 1 brood p. Paul Fluoccl
fer mH. 0.m AMARILLO ON CANYON
rlt. LsI-ft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

FOR SALE-Choice rooming house
close In. good paying proposition for
right party. $500 for immediate
sale, lease on building right Gaut.
Fuqua Bldg 2Sl-lc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

SHEEP FOR SALE Two hundred
highly bred Rambouillet ewes for
sale. 20 years old; fine condi-
ton. no culls. price $3.50 per
head. r. X. Eisenhower, Hico. Tex
2St-ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

SC-acre h.rfly improved irrigated
.lfplin farm near Phiuvier owner
must trade oa account of DID, health
u YOU want au ealthome and mon
ey-maker. investigate this