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The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
TWIN BEDS" AT THE
ATLANTA THEATRE
The Famous Comedy Success Re-
tarns For Weeks Engagement
Opening Monday, March rs

That fascinating and uproariously
funny comedy "Twin Beds" which
the Atlanta Theatre Management is
bringing back for return engage
ment, and this time for an entire
week, opening on Monday, March
25th, with matinees Wednesday and
Saturday, appeals to all classes, men
and women alike. Its charms are
simply irresistible and its laughter
and fun contagious.
Most married men, after a hard
days work, like to come home, slip
into comfortable footgear after dim
ner enjoy their CRATE fire, and even
ing paper and smoke. Most wives,
who have spent the day at home, have
penchant for putting on their fine
feathers and going somewhere to the
realm of amusement and excitement,
where they may see and be seen.
When the man comes home, to find
the place alive with persons for
whom he cares nothing and whom
he must entertain, he is apt to be
peeved Clever wives know how to
remove the crouch and make friend
husband do as they wish.
Here you have the opening of the
first act, or the situation of it, in
"Twin Beds" There is excitement
enough piling up to satisfy any wom-
an, with lot of incidents, natural
and wholly probable which are
screamingly funny to the onlooker,
but threaten death to the partici-
pants, not exactly physical demise,
but to their regulations. And it all
occurs in modern apartment build
ing; but one does not need to be
cliff dweller to enjoy it's witty lines,
sparkling humor and clean, brilliant
plot, which bubbles over with laugh
ter. Therein lies one of the elements
of the success of "Twin Beds"
The other element is the mighty
clever cast which will again be seen
in this return engagement, including
Josephine SAKE as Blanch Hawkins,
Antoniette Rochte as Signora Monti,
Kathryn Mills as Norah, Luis Alberni
as Signor Monti and Thomas H. Man
ming as Albert Larkins. The bring
makers is in itself an achievement
notable in the annals of true come
dy.
Seats will go on sale at the At
lanta Theatre box Office on Thurs
day, March 21st. Reservations may
be made by telephone or wire but
mail orders must be accompanied by
check or post Office money order.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22

For Rent or For Sale, use our
Want Column.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
FARMERS IN CLASS |
GET time EXTENDED
New Order Gives Farmers
Opportunity to Make
Crop this Year.

Atlanta, Ca, March 21.-Farmers
in Glass / will not be called in the
second draft. This has been tenta-
lively announced in press dispatches
from Washington while definite and
official notice of the fact has been
given to Major oel B. Mallet, officer
in charge of the selective service law
in Georgia, and he is passing the
order to local boards throughout the
state Several weeks ago Senator
Hoke Smith of Georgia took the mat
ter up with Provost marshal General
Crowder in Washington. AS the re-
suit of his representations on the sub
iect, it was determined that the farm
labor shortage demanded a special
arrangement. Hence it was decided
that farmers actually engaged on
farms who have been placed class 1,
and who come within the quota for
the next draft in their respective
jurisdictions, shall be set down to
the foot of the list. This practi-
cally amounts to a furlough for far
mers and was entirely satisfactory
to Senator Smith. But men whose
call is thus deferred will Immediately
be called to the colors if they forsake
the farm for other occupations.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER
EXAMINATION.

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination to be held at Marietta, Ca,
on April 27, 1918, as a result of
which it is expected to make certi-
fication to fill a contemplated va
cancy in the position of fourth-class
postmaster at Kennesaw, Ga, and
other vacancies as they may occur at
that office, unless it shall be decided
in the interests of the service to fill
the vacancy by reinstatement. The
compensation of the postmaster at
this office was 1863 for the last fiscal
year.
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-first birthday on the date of
the examination, with the exception
that in a State where women are
declared by statute to be of full age
for all purposes at eighteen years,
women eighteen years of age on the
date of the examination will be ad-
mitted.
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post Of
flee for which the examination is
announced.
The examination is open to all citi-
zens of the United States who can
comply with the requirements.
Application blanks, Form 1853,
and full information concerning the
requirements of the examination can
be secured from the postmaster at
the place of vacancy or from the
United States Civil Service Com
mission, Washington, D. c.
Applications should be properly
executed and filed with the Commits
sion at Washington, D. c., at the ear
liest practicable date.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
FARMER TO PEN
AS MOONSHINER
Used 10000 Pounds of Su-
gar and As, 600 Pounds of
Meal In Three and
a Half Months

J. H. Hardin, prominent planta-
ton owner of Cherokee County, was
given eighteen months in the Atlanta
penitentiary and fine of $500 in
Federal Court Thursday afternoon,
on charges of illicit distilling, remov-
ing whiskey and constructing ESQ
gallon copper still. The case had
been fought for the greater part of
two days.
w. Paul Carpenter, assistant dis
trict attorney, developed the fact tnat
Hardin had received 10000 pounds
of sugar and $4,000 pounds of meal
between September l and December
Is, 1917. 1t was also proved that
two stills had been raided on Har-
din's land, and that he had been seen
taking whiskey from one of them. In
pronouncing sentence Judge New
nan bitterly denounced Hardin for
converting SO much sugar and meal
into liquor at critical time in his
tory when the nation is conserving
both products.
F. D. and Glenn Ellison, father and
son, were tried on charges of dis
tilling and the former was given four
months in the Fulton County Jail.
The son was dismissed.
0. B. Stephens was given a year
and day in the penitentiary on a
plea of guilty of selling opiates.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
WAR PICTURES FOR
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS

An illustrated catalogue of official
war photographs and stereopticon
slides has been issued by the division
of pictures of the Committee on Pub
lie Information. In it are listed a
bout l 1000 pictures available to the
public, including photographs taken
by the Signal Corps, Navy, Marine
Corps, and French and Belgian Off
cial photographs.
Each picture listed may be had
either as a Photographic print or as
stereopticon slide at small price.
The catalogue may be secured by
sending 5 cents to the division of pic
lures, Committee on Public Informa-
ton, Washington, d. c.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
ROSELANE

Mr.. Afford Castell left last Thurs
day for Akron, Ohio, where he will
accept a position shortly.
Miss Alma Mayfeld, of Atlanta,
and Mrs. Lizzie Morris, of Marietta,
spent one day last week with Mrs.
j. L. Grow. All reported nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Conyers' baby
boy is doing nicely at this writing
Hope he will continue so.
Mrs. Gertrude Cooper moved to
Dalton last week and will accept a
position with the Hosiery Mill there
We all wish her good luck in her
new home.
/ wish to announce the marriage
of Miss Maggie Hyde to Mr.. Claud
Kile, on March the 3rd. They both
have many friends to wish them great
success in life's journey.
Miss Era Johnson has been quite
i'll for a week but is improving now
we are glad to note.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Forest ia
merson last week, a fine daughter
Mother and baby are both doing nice
ly at this writing.
Mr. Morris Groover and Miss Maud
Dunn motored to Roswell last Sun
day to see his sister, Miss Ruby
Groover.
Mr.. John Dunn, of Camp Wheeler
spent the weekend with home folk
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eleline Lance anC
children spent Sunday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Homer Atkins.
Remember next Sunday is ou
regular meeting day. Everybod.
come-let's have a large Sunda.
school also.
BLUE EYES.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
COUNTY LINE

Brother Dimon filled his regular
appointment at this place Sunday,
having a splendid attendance.
The Box Supper at Osborn School
House Thursday night was well at
tended and enjoyed. 1t netted $10.05
to be spent on the inside of the school
room.
A good many from about here
attended the Midway singing Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. T. W. Williams and family
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. Henry
dadaway.
Mr.. Ewel Hadaway is sporting a
new buggy and some girl will have
a chance to ride in it.
Rev. Hughes, of lAcworth, viii
preach here Sunday at eleven O.
clock. BIG BOY.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22

For rent or For Sale, use our Want
Column.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
MOUNT CALVARY

Mr.. N. e. Williams is critically i'll
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Tinsley and
children visited Mr.. Pink Wallace
at Orange Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Herbert Channell, of Hawkins
vile, returned home Tuesday, ac-
companied by his father, Mr.. V. B.
Channell.
Katherine, the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Durham, has been
quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Hardage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Chitwood, of
Cedartown, recently visited Mr.. and
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
Mrs. A. M. Alexander.

Mrs. A. M. Alexander.
Misses Lois and Nellie Paris ora
their brother Mr.. Clarence paris
and some friends from Atlanta vic
tied Miss Lillian Hardage Sundav
Our Literary Club will meet Sat,,r
day night. We are expecting to
have a good program and large a.
tendance.
The singing given at Mr.. Y. P
Channell's Sunday night was enioved
by large crowd.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
Mr.. OTTO AGRICOLA
DIES IN GADSDEN

The Misses Schilling received a
wire on Wednesday morning an
rouncing the death of their cousin,
Mr.. Otto H. Agricola, of Gadsden,
Alabama
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Agricola have
been frequent visitors to relatives
here, and their many friends will
deeply sympathize with them in their
sad bereavement. Mr.. Agricola was
a young man of fine promise, and
his sudden death is greatly deplored
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
with Our Correspondents
BLACKWELL.

Mr.. Paul Debbs, who for some
time has been stationed at Camp Sc
vier, is spending fortnight with his
mother here.
Mrs. John f. Pettee is now spend
ing some time with her daughter,
Mrs. j. C. Nicholson.
Miss Bell Blalock spent Monday
with Miss Stella Page.
Miss Laura Lewis, popular teach
er of Woodstock High School, was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Florence
Debbs and Miss Irma Dobbs.
Measles, mumps, Roseola, and what
is coming next?
Luther Burnett is improving frsm
a recent illness.
Mr.. w. C. Alfred, of Jasper, spent
Sunday with Mr.. ]. C. Nicholson and
family.
The Rev. Gaines delivered very
interesting sermon art Ebenezer Sun
day morning.
Quite a crowd from here attended
the lecture delivered at the Court
House last week.
Misses Mamie Tatum and Era
Blackwell visited Miss Irma Dobbs
Sunday.
Mrs Thad NcCleskey suffered
fro ma sever attack Of neuralgia last
week
Miss Lila Alfred was the guest OF
Mrs. ]. C. Nicholson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Defoor and
little daughters, were recent visitors
Mr.. Boze Dobbs andfamily spent
Sunday with Mr.. Will Dobbs and
family.
Miss Irene Dodgen spent the week
end at home.
Wonder what is so attractive to
Gene DeFoor over the way! Guess
he is going to be telephone opera
tor.
Story of a Cobbler.
We read pretty story of st. An
thony who, being in the wilderness,
led there a very hard and straight
life, inasmuch that none at that time
did the like. To whom came voice
from heaven sayin: "Antheny, Thou
art not as perfect as cobbler that
dwelt at Alexandra" Anthony on
hearing this rose UP forthwith, and
took his staff and came to Alexan-
dria, where he found the cobbler. He
was astonished to see so reverand a
father come to his house. Anthony
said: "Come and tell me how thou
spendest thy time".
"Sir," said the cobbler, "as for
my good works, have none; for nay
life is but simple and slender.
am but a poor cobbler. In the morn
ing when | rise, l pray for the whole
city wherein / dwell especially fer
all such neighbors and poor friends
as have, after, l set to work, where
/ spend the whole day in getting my
living, and ! keep me from all false
hood; for / hate nothing so much as
i do deceitfulness, Wherefore, when !
/ make to any man promise l keep
it and perform it truly, and thus l
spend my time poorly with my wife
and children whom teach and in
struct as far as nay wits will serve
me, to fear and love Gsd. And this |
is the sum of my simple life" Who
is greater?
JOLLY JACK.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22

Those wishing instruction on VieIin
address Mr.. Jos. Konigsmark, Snv.
ma, Ca, for interview, please give
name and address in full. mar2q
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-22
Will pay

WANTED-Popcorn. VIII pay
IL cents per pound for it. I, L.
Wallace, Marietta, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
!Sra 1eruialem.
Se Totbidiloifc llbsrauninscr.

gu, oa guglPn6ernea Grobrln8
al Seruialem bar brngt oen gaIfle
bcQiqc Stao pau Gale igien. fan
SET bare i'm ~SSrrteresIe al mlroe ON,
GA fort ier ariGens uobrllo (ne1n'
La @interen 1913-14 bupoe ga
ron Gomono be Hotbifilo ! Yaria
loeet foretase l~logroUuingcr | Sc
rialem. Dc Ieoeoe5 al Den iran
lie arfqoIog @upmouo @eil, Der
aiort Jig befietrot peo line uograo'
ringer, Suno og unoerIsSelier +:
6r9ferlano. segppten og Roro.
@rabicn (bl. q. 2inOi' Suoitrlfter'
ue.)
@eiI bar ! Oct iranite "Aca'
hemie bes Snicriptions" aiIa5t
geremins ON, buorlangt ban 1t
Lit i'm Cpsape: ut %irem0ragc
~0apibsItaoen", Gapios @rau %
hans giterisIsere5 9egraOeIies.
plaoie.
llograpningen ioretoges pao Oct
iorEabte Steo al 6%Riningen
"3ion". lom Oaoio peo et Siorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05

orgreb bopoe irntnget SebuiterHe
"Gerpoa log 9uuiO ia neo ! Dor
sen 90 falote Stuoen Gnoios GS
u6cr anlagoe ban run0t ON oer
%eiGiminger ira Dtiao CGoIo %
nusiipe Saarue) moaotiI~ q
Calm. 3. 81. % 0aUio logoe
Tia pe0 line 6porc oq bIep begrl
uet / IapioS Sta0" G. Song. ?,
t0).
Cen oeo De Rctbitil0ite llogrop.
ringer aio9fteOe Del Giemmer aas
Reiterre al Dc gomle 9rupe. Der
auereoe ! en- me1et tiolis lib mol
UPre blepet soelagta. Dtun bar og'
laa funnel faIrIan Religgerbe0en
az oen pIoite Mur, ser troneoe
S~.Isiterne, % Iom pIier oeu glim
ren0e Waaoe, boorpao 6Piningen
Uur morettet ! 6oripar5 siemeo.
Cen Slide. Ser Leuere0e Saroet
I'll 60imingen5 Seboere % 6or.
iUarere, bar man IigeIeOeS rluoet
oesuoeu blep Sc uroerioroiife AtoG
eutter unoerisst, iom isrte Sanoet
I'll en- 9aition. Scr uar iittcr MOB
ale 4ugreb.
SisIe ltograpuinger bar nuouIis
bragt HeiultGter meo Senlpn II!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
Snteresiantc Splpsninacr.

Sobn glppel ira IeaSii3, g. g., ifri'
Der: Seq beflager, at ieg life Tor
bar Ifrepet til 0em % f~ortalt Gem
ON alt oct gooe, iom Or. Tetcrs au'
rifo bar aiort Tor mig. 5sreu0 jeg
tog Bette 9Ggemibbel bar ieg / bsi
@rao plaget At ct Sierteonoe, Hng'
imerter og Wan9el paa appetit. 30
I9Gger bopoe b~ebanbIet mig, men lea
erboIot life noQeu fom helIt 2in6rinq.
giterat bape brugt to SLATER al Or.
9eterS Gurifo merfeoe iee 9ebring
% peo ct i|ortiat 9rug al oenne Be-
banoIing penote min 9(ppetit grobui5
tilbage. Set gIGoer mig at funne
|iige, of ies er bIepet fuIoItGnbigt fl.
reret og of min Selbreb er belt %
boIbent gienoprettet."
Get piIoe bIioe en- panifeIig 90.
gaoe at forfIore, buoroan ct 2Ggemio-
oel, ioo mil6t / lin Communicating
Iom Or. Yeter5 aurito, fan irembrin.
ae iaa gienremgritenbe belbreoen6e
GeiuItoter. Get maa for Ell itor Gel
liage / bets p~iounoerliee Gpne til at
uooriue llrenbe0er ira Spiteinet, men
buao oct emo er og hpori Oct MI lig-
ger, iaa ipnes set at ubisre @ertet,
% 9uiinoer bar aisipet line @iones.
bpro berom. 6n6rifanterne, Or. Te.
ter 7sobrnep G. Cons Go, 2501 @aib.
lngton gIpo., Chicago, 81, %ioripner
I~9peemioIet oirette ira beres 2abora.
forum, eaer giennem ipecieIle, Iofnle
agenter. Sperg oerfor life eiter
aurito paa Iptefet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
TornDbler
YrODuftiOnscbne

o~ol'suiomhsItt 5isrtr0operSttsr tan let 'orsobIe
m JOriisusfs vto At '0roobt &assproeu,iorsH
Dos hHs psuS. " uiosHtabsligt s~tsrtsmiseei &c
~op'uuosi Der aiosr Jlo,tsH 'orRpSi eipstrait o. brinr
ger psHsHe III II Grbsioe Gptrtle. EsIts strrts.
mieosl :aloss 'I0rs SggS. Sip Sins 6sHs aoeI.
'aa Ssnts barb Of 'WlOrs Saas % bu ul btes be.
hGgtIil fpTbGIist over RsiaItatet On Soaars o1ro
al 'Diors Sgs- oil 'orS0blt bette aars prosu,.ioH
AZ eSa % hDls On enter n iorNsas bette f~torartsoe
TieSsl til }ortisutrs. tili,rio 9 J Rssisr pouitra
Srpsrt sS4s Rssisr euloHg. RGH'as Stt9 pao.. Der
oil isEbs eta IN saieus JorlsHius Al siss..misl,t
-Nlors 5ggs' for slO0 tportobsialn. Saa ftpr I'll.
Iro bar 9r Rssisr III NISIsts RsiHItatrr. at an
gtatoH Golars SaHt aarautsrer ets BIN Soaar til
bals paa JorieHssHos osrpm. ON eR i,s sr aoielat
tlirsos. % 'Dlors Ssss' ioisr es iniei. SsHs an
3oaar ieas sasr bse Jr Refer ON bans frit 6isr.
trabol Der for tRasr sTfariHssr siort at ben p<azs'
: ON ser tisHi sR 50rnus pso JisrtraaeerGtHinG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
&6= tpar >i=ie SOLE Tiger:
&unbe panfelig arbcioe.

Mrs. g. Gritiou, $50 Gigbtb Strset,
6loquet, p}iuu.. Tiger: nor Tort Gto
Ilcen bauoe jog At ilemt Auiolo al Rpg
'merter. Seq pIdgeoeS o9ioo al at mine
gtprer uirteoe ureSelmGng. o9 ise islte
eleubtg % neobruot. Oct par bourot for
mio at uotere mt ruSdrbeloe seq
bapoe AuiuIO al Sulmmelbeh oa mine
IeDoer 90 AutIer par opbouueoe. \e9
III Soan's Siouep Rms. 90 mart elter
al boue begpnot at tuge oem bleu leg
liuoret. seq bar Nbeu life bopt Rug
lmerter. 90 niue yipret bar uGret I Or
BEN. seq 9tper 0ouuS Niouep FtuS
6reoit for Of bGpe beibreoet mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
Stolcr paa Soan's.

Seper CIiou, Gmso, Staple Ape.,
9seorob. Soma, Tiger: "Dtuuse Mars
boarot slrbeibe iom Srnso ipGtteoe
mine Rprer % braste anioIO al Rps
imerter. 9toor iea iorie9te al beis
mia for at ito en- Seii, toe lforpe
Smsrter mig / SmoIrpsseu. tre9euoe
mig uGlitu belt idmmen. uotemmeIs
ierue ira Nprerne a oeIoo ltertt Jar.
peoe. Seq ldoer aIorig N%prsOroet idd
fan Gag pao mig, ioroi ieg aItio brns
ger Goau's Niorep Bills mso BET
famine, % DC letter mig iiror en-
nomertet loriatuine."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
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Oct rusiiife
Observation-Disclosures.

Get er unoerlige % trpgtellge
cling, of benne @eroensfrig i%rcnlbrins
ger. en- 9eipotisme, leoet ira Ser
lin eller Eots0am, iaa poerliegooen-
De | fin llofoloelie al Wiilitprmagt,
at gerben alorig bar Jet Wtage, life
en- Sang / &omerpploets Eio / CANT
le Gage eler NapoleorS Negleri1g |
mere Sio. Sg poa ben onoen Stoe
Ell, Inarfisme iom ben / Tlslano. s
Spiflano % giterrie ct Saamanbs.
ppIoe, DC I%aufalote "bpiere &losier"
iiGrb meo at ifaife fig ct Seroens-
herrebpmme beo SiGlp al Ell 1tGrf
Nilitprmagt og oeo llnoerfuelie al
etbpert 6~ribeoSrpre / Solfene. s
Huslano ct WertalspGlbe, Der life
bill Grobring al andre Gamble men
Grobring al Ben Gienbom % Dc Set
tigbeber, ser tiIhsrer oe beore itiaeoe
men minore tolrige &losie al Solicit.
Bon ingen al Sioerne err Ser Sri
iinb.
9eipotismen eaer Iutofratiet fro
Der en- Sanolefribeb for Jig ielp iaa
poerligganenoe, at ben letter ale
SenIpn iii ai1orcs Hettigbeoer tiliioe.
Senipnsles err ben baaoe / lin Eolitif
og lin arigsfsrelie. 2sgn % BE.
brag, SiIiioelpttelie al ~inbgaaeoe
SorplietelIer, Sbel99gelie at Sanoe
o. Solf, Spperi, Soreri, oft er Goa-
ben, ben fun BRUCE, Iige ioa bel ion
oiftiae 8oSarter euer llnberponoss
frig MOB frebelige Sisiarere.
Wen 9ollbepifi- 9ieeieringen / Nuss
LAMB, observation-disclosures | oet for
ben bespotiif itpreoe 2ono, er / man.
ge al fine Otrinser ocspotiif. Meo
en- SlertoIsbei lutnina %ifoifer Ben Jig
al meo HuslanoS 8jplo til andre
Nationer, - erflprer ret og Ilet, at
ben bill life betole. 0teo en- onoen
@eilutning gisr Den De b~ciiooenoe
alasies gienbomnte til Hop for en-
bier, ser life eier no9ct, % gjer Ser
for Den %itrubionnle, opgtige o9 OPP
lpite 8orgeritanb iaa ten1melig nrr
buabe retslsS og cie1oomSIss. aieb.
mp1io, @~anfrnpno, Scrnbo1eeierc,
Sobrifanter, Wpno, ser giGr Sonfe-
orbeibe og Itprer oe itore 6oretogcn-
ser, miiter Gicnbom og Sorgerret,
ON De beboloer Sipet
On Be miiter Sipet err BET fife for
81 DC err llfriiinbeoe .eler bill huoe
G5orregiment tilboge. De pirfelig
friiinoeoe Wrnb, sc ionl itprteoe
G5aren og banneoe Gepublifen, &c
ser giennem marge Iar meo 9log.
fob % Sp9tigbeo forbcrebtc Hepolu-
tionen og eiennenlferte Den meo Gng-
ti0beb, oe ma MI blsoe lnoer oct
Notwithstanding, Der bar raaoet
/ Guslano / be iibIte Waaneber.
Oct bar oenne HegieringS SilbPn.
gerc, ser brpo inb / ct Soipitul / Te.
trograb og brGbte TO al 6rtbeos.
mGtbene, Iom lua ipge Ser, nemltg
9rofesior 8ofoisfine % gtr. Shinga-
rolf, ser bapoe ppret Weolemmer al
&ercnifis friiinoeoe &egiering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
Gu ipimmcl ~Tornemmelic.

Nobon Sebridiou. Susoter. Sirtb
& &puohs StS. Wontoiano, Sab.
Itgsr; seq ionot Toau's aloutu
tiuS uetop lom louet. Seq hapoe
aolttlig @rposri meo min RUG. %
ioa Autalo AZ Sptmmelbeo og sos
htopir, i'rr ualr lea fob % ON Woratueu.
Nnreuotenmtlisrne oar tom o'ttfi 'or hnps
ptat IouuS atbntp ptlS aiorbe mia msa.t
gpet.'
Crtuitaasrbs SrtiGr,ra par ajosi Is. Sent
1913 % orH 2Doe Cunt 1919 aast mr. Esbrifs
ION yea tr i0reld III at bsirR'ts besrt Orb
az ben aub,'aliEa ita aeU EoGH aibnsn DiHs
Tor ire Mar fbeH JluarfCmhtiu min Bua be.
apHotr at uette slsr mime Gortr naar ittt
tagsr lta 3ouH's alousp Rils. on BE- oOer,
utHoer mart CHoet"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
5eltc ipaa % trGt.

9. loeob Wuuer, Snsottr. 107 Rortb
q ct, FiDiu9'tou, M}out., Tiger SEQ
bar buut Auia.o al Rureonoet. pa min
Rp0 uGr ioor % Mn. SEQ bJpoe en-
bump Smerte ouer lturerue og leIte al
mluoelt9 ueobruot oa nag 81 iouoouue
Sloer uar Experimentation for bpp
pige % lertt 'arusoe. Tis'e Auiulo uur
part uaor ie9 uor bleueu 'ortlelst.
Toau's Siouep Bills sr bet beoiie Uiib
Del ieg noQeuiiube bar futbet ior bette
Cnoe. Gu AFlte eler laa al 1oous bar
Glori9 uuoloot at befri mig ion Cuoet. :"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
Gn Habos Haao.

Wrs. NeIs Gnosriou, Recsbab.
isis, Tiger; Seq tunoe uoniteItg
penoe mig / Seu9eu, oo muu Rpg
imerteos iaa. l,aar leg llpttebe paa
MIG ieIteS bet, iom ON ir9 blep iltot
iltptter. Wtiue Iurer pirteoe uregels
meSite. os le9 uor uerpeS oG let at
bringe no al Sieepe9t. Min Nabo
tiIroooeoe MIC at prsue 0oau's 8to
men Fills, bporior leg tlebtc euoel og
blep mart liuoret. nor ieg PAT tGt
big msO ben iorite 2Glte. pur leg bel
breoet."