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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
See Our Display Of NerU Spring Rugs

clothing roll, garrison saber. belt. waist belt, four olive drab blankets. rubber hip boots. two pairs wOolen brooches. canvas bucket. canteen with cover and strap. service cap. camp chair. two woOlen service coats. twelve white linen collars. comfortable. com pass. six pairs of white linen cuffs. cup. four pairs linen drawers, field glass. first aid packet with pouch. flashliEht with extra batteries. fOun- tain pen. paper and envelopes. riding gloves. O. D. gloves. twelve handker- chiefs, service hat with cord. haver- Sack with pack carrier. four extra pair shoe laces. lantern or lamp, rus set legsings. moccasins. note book and pencils, O. D. Overcoat. arctic over shoes. pistol and holster. pistol belt. leather portfolio. saber and scabbard
 (reQuired for cavalry officers only). saver knOut shelter test complete. two O. D. flannel shirts. SIX cotton O. n. shirts. two pairs russet cloth shoes. slicker. six pairs stockings. identifica- ton tag. tape. toilet articles. knitted torue six jewels. canvas or rubber tub. four undershirts. leather or fan nel vest. watch and whistle
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
 You into Consumntior

sprays, inhalers, atomizerS, jellies and other local applications.
 S. .. :. has proven a most satisfac- tory remedy for Catarrh because it goes direct to its source. and re- moves the germs of the disease from tho blood Get a bottle from your druggist today. and begin the only logical treatrsent that gives real re- suits. You can obtain special medical advice without charge by writing to Medical Director, 27 Swift Labora- tory, Atlanta, Ga.
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tion camp. When the man is finally assigned to an organization he is ready for duty, and then it is that his military training Deg>ns in earnest. Only one thing remains to be done take advantage of the government war risk insurance. The national army man subscribes for this through hIs company commander.
 In conducting tests recently of this system of receiving new men 1t was found that 400 men could be handled a day. A soldier a minute. fully equipped and with records filled out, is the goal.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03

Many who wished make good substantial saving have bought their supply of undmusns from this special
 We let those who have taken advan- of the special prices that still have exceptionally good selection choose from that Fashions aions that made of fine sheer materials danty trimmed with the best of aces and emoees satisfy the of the dscr There Gowns Corset Covers Combinations Teddy Bears ec-PRICED AT ONE-TFIFD OFF. SsS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
HEAVY OUTFIT GIVEN
 SOLDIERS AT FUNSTON
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CAMP FUNSTON. Ras.. March 2.- When the men of the S9th national army division here reach France. each will be required to possess 55 differenl kinds of equipment and clothing. 112 pieces in all. The list is based on tho "Table of Fundamental Allow ances. Quartermaster Supplies" from the American expeditionsry forces. The list follows: Canvas basin. bed ding roll or a combination bedding
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
MANAGERS MEET.
CRv Revi,..x I,eased VIrel

Des Moines. Iowa. March With the arrival here tonieh; of several Western League club for tomorrow schedule meeting indications were the- the proposed 1s6 game schedule was in general favor. calling for the first game May l. and the closing cen test on Labor Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03

packers expect to call their last wit nesses tomorrow. after which there will be several days given to rebuttal testimony and arguments of counsel before Federal Judge Samuel Alschu-
 Ter, takes the case under advisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03

It seldom that any line of goods bought entirety there bound be mo r line of has large ot these surplus lots hand
 are them prices les than could honh enanufac acurers
 esmalnu what odds like am the eavingh exend Ito
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
Avoid Its Dangerous Stare

There IS a more serious stage of Catarrh than the annoyance caused by the stopped-up air passages. and the hawking and splitting and other distasteful features.
 The real danger comes from the tendency of the disease to continue its course downward until the lungs become affected. and then dreaded consumption is on your path. Your own experience has taught you that the disease cannot be cured by
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
CAMP FUNSTON OPENS GATES ID NEW UNITS
 FROM MIDDLE STATES
Men From Seven Districts Are Arriving. Arizona's Quota 49O. Accommoda- tions Better
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CAMP FUNSTON, Kas-. March 2.- Again Camp Funston is opening it's doors to incoming national army men, this time to those Of the last incre- ment of the first draft. Men from seven middle states-Arizona. Colo rado, Kansas. Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico and South Dakota - will make up the newcomers
 When the movement of this mere ment of troops is completed, the seven states named above will have their complete quotas. called on the first draft, in camp. The movement
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
GAN EAT MUTTON.
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WASHINGTON. Mach 2 - Mutton and lamb may be eaten on meatless Tuesdays until April l5 in all states. by ruling issued today by the food administration.
 The ruling was put into effect in all states west Of the Mississippi and in Wisconsin and Illinois Februnry 21.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
NEaRAskA WINS

LINCOLN. Neb.. March 2-Univer city of Nebrasta defeated Drake uni versity 2l to 10 in a Missouri Valley conference basketball game here to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
CASE NEARs END

CHICAGO, March s.-Taking of tes. timOny in the packing house wage arb. itration is nearing completion. The
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
PATRIOTIC MEETINGS WERE
VERY WE'LL ATTENDED

Patriotic meetings were held in
Audubon and Extra last Friday eve
ming, with the purpose in view or
stimulating the Fourth Liberty Loan
which was launched in the county on
Monday. Here in Audubon a large
crowd attended the meeting which
was held at the Presbyterian church.
The speakers of the evening were
Mrs. L. Featherstone of Chicago,
and Henry Petersen, of Council
Bluffs. Both gave splendid talks
and aided materially in arousing en-
thusiasm The special music was
rendered by large chorus assisted
by Mrs. Martin Kjer, who sang pa
triotic solo.
r. B. Wallace and Mrs. Kilpack,
of Council Bluffs. were the two
speakers in Extra. Mr.. Wallace spoke
first at the Methodist church and
later at the Christian church. Mrs.
Kilpack spoke at the Christian
church and later at the Methodist
church. Both churches were packed
to capacity and both speakers made
a strong plea. They were frequently
applauded. Some of the Audubon
band boys assisted the Brayton boys
to furnish music for the occasion
Here in Audubon the Concert band
was out In their new uniforms and
gave one of their splendid concerts.
On account of automobile trouble the
peakers from Council Bluffs did not
arrive until almost 900 O'Clock. but
the people waited patiently and re-
NAMED for both speeches.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
COOTIE GARMENTS
SENT no FRANCE

Several thousand boys in the Rain
bow division will be supplied with
cootie garments from Iowa through
an order from the war department.
From the office of the surgeon gem
eral, a request has reached Mrs. East
man at the University of Iowa to
ship twenty-three boxes, or about
5000 garments, overseas at once.
This many garments are on hand.
most of them having been treated in
the summer at the university labor
atories. Others which have just
reached Mrs. Eastman from workers
in the state will be treated in an
Iowa City laundry
The long cherished hope that
cootie garments may be sent by par
eel post as the earlier garments were
has not been realized This ship
ment is to go by army freight. Mrs.
Eastman is now in Washington, D.
c., comforting with government Of
ficials about the Iowa anti-vermin
garment. The new government or
der for the Iowa cootie clothes is
taken as fresh evidence of the sue
cess of the garments in the trenches.
Shipment of the garments was
checked for a time after the deroga-
tory report of Col. T.. H. Bennett and
the consequent withdrawal of state
funds for the project. 1t is likely
that the work will be resumed as
soon as Mrs. Eastman returns from
Washington.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
TO DESTROY GERMAN
TOWNS IN RETALIATION

An .ultimatum to Germany regard
ing the ruthless destruction of cities
and private property in northernl
France and Belgium is being urged
on the allies and the United States
and is under consideration.
The burning of Cambria and St.
Quentin and the devastation of one
of the most populous regions OF
Europe, as the Germans retreat, has
aroused great Indignation, and it
was said in diplomatic circles today
that Germany would be warned
soon that if she allows the work OF
destruction to continue severe re-
prisals will follow.
1t is suggested that the cities of
the Rhine should be marked for de-
struction and the Berlin government
be told that for every French ana
Belgian city ruined without military
reason a city equally important and
valuable sentimentally and material
ly will be laid waste.
An official dispatch from France
today quotes the Petit aPrisienne as
follows:
Cambria is burning. This is the
new crime accomplished by those
great destroyers OF life. Cambria,
the historic city with all her memo
res of the past: Cambria. the mod
ern town with its industries, is fall
ing to pieces among red and black
whirlwind of sparks and flames.
Cambria is at the present moment
but an enormous fire. The Germans
have left. but threw as they went,
their incendiary torches on the valu-
able remembrances of ancient
France. Our allies who had taken
such precautions to save the town
contemplate, hOrror-stricken the
Germans impious work
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
BUSINESS HOUSES

The Audubon Concert Band went
out serenading last Thursday eve
ming. They initiated their new uni
forms and caps by playing in front
of practically all of the business
houses in the city The funds for
the new uniforms was raised by Civ
ing dances and in other ways in
which the business men assisted. IL
was a nice way of showing their APP
probation of the help and the band
boys are to be congratulated for
their generosity. Audubon people
begin to realize how important it Is
TO have band. The members glad
ly donate their time and just now
much demand is made on their time.
In order to appear well in public it
was necessary to have coats and caps.
Everybody is glad the boys have
them and any time they need help
they will be given due consideration.
The Republican office acknowledges
a call from the boys who marched
into the office and rendered a selec-
ton that always was a favorite with
the editor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
LETTERS FROM THE BOYS.

We believe that nothing more in
teresting appears in the local news
papers these days than letters from
the boys in the army. This is true
whether they come from camps in
the United States or from Some
where in France" The letters are
so human. so very like the boys,
speaking their unrestrained thoughts
and expressing their utmost feelings.
No such human documents have ever
been printed. These letters will
make interesting reading in years to
come, and we hope that The Repub-
lican will be able to publish a num-
Der of them every issue. If you know
of any letters coming from the boys
please let us know. One thing it is
to be noticed that the boys are ex-
pecting to be home, some of them
by Christmas, but all of them soon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
KEEP COLLEGES FILLED
is PATRIOTIC PLEA

Instead Of being diminished, as
now seems probable, the number of
men attending college ought to be
larger than usual next fall, accord
ing to government officials who have
made study of the country's edu-
cational needs and are looking to the
future and the relation of the pres
ent great emergency to il. 1t is
pointed out that, for patriotic reas-
ons. as large number as possible
should enter higher institutions of
learning and thereby gain the adj
vanced training so necessary for flu
ture leadership in various lines. In
normal times, there are about $780,
600 students in the colleges, normal
schools, and technical and vocational
schools of the higher grade. 1t is
inevitable that the number in the
upper classes will be diminished, but
this deficiency should be made up by
increasing the enrolment of the
lower classes. In a short time there
may be great need for more trained
officers, and after the war there will
be tremendous demand here and
abroad for young engineers and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03

Laurite Jacobsen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jacobsen, residing
three miles south of Elk Horn, who
has been in the army service, died
at Camp Devens last Saturday from
pneumonia. His remains were.
shipped to Elk Horn yesterday and
funeral services will be held at the
Danish church there tomorrow aft.
ernoOn. Everyone here win regret
to learn of his untimely DEATH for
he has paid the supreme sacrifice as
much as any soldier who has bean
in the trenches. -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
SCHOOL HOUSE ACTION.

The school board of Douglas town
ship will sell the old school house in
subdistrict No. 2 at public auction or
Saturday, Sept. 2S, 1918, between L
and 2 O'Clock.
> wks j. c. Abildtrup, Secy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03

scientific men, in industry, transport
tation ,etc. The war has already
greatly enlarged the field OF WON
ems 'endeavor, and there is sure to
be an unprecedented demand for
trained women. -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03

OFFICE GIRL WANTED.
Wanted at once an office girl at
the Cedar Rapids Oil Co. Enquire
of Rem Phelps, manager. Phone 400.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03

j. c. NEWTON. Chairman.
PETER HASSENFELDT.
81. X VAN DE BRAKE.
A. s. STONE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Stprt Inrfninasiclt i Sp(pr.

GGffc interesiereoe reimbursement
reprrientcret bl. q. pco 8ooseier 6.
IniiniGt, ariitiania, arbeioer for Ii.
ben meo ct Sprfnings- og aoIoniia,
tionsioretoaenoe, iom piitnot blir oct
~iterite hiotil / Norge. Set qiplocr
,Nnofieb al Ell HPffe Gien0omme i
SoIer, ialt bel $4,000 Maal. Alt err
noprfet Sano og Sfog, iom peb oisie
me InlPg uil fomne uloer aultur.
Oct oreier Jig ON betpbeliee Gum
mer, ialt iIere MiQioner, infIuiipe
9prfning. Ser boloes / oen nermei,e
5rcmtib ct M50e / SoIer, buor man
antager at funne tr9fie De enbeIiae
Seitemmelier. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
let er giort befienot meb 5orctagen.
Oct % bar uotolt fin Snteresie FOR
bette, De i~nieresierebe Barter aaar
oerior no ira, at benne osiaa oil pinoc
SoritaaeIie-i Siitrittet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Stanb @ranb / Sanones. Stapoi

ger lite Wiai. BED 4.1ioen iboo
morge5 opitoo ser 9rano / Sanones
0ampifibaerpeoition / N9rbeoen al
San0ne5 Sernboneltation. s ocn
iterfe Tino brcote Slocu iia n1eo ri.
Dcnbe S~urtigheo, og oct poreoe life
lpn9e ior Tiogitaos itore 5rrIait
lager itoo I 6lnnnler. Serira iprans
Slocn opc @ooen til I%irnroet9 @aa
n%ingsbus. ION mart Lao / Mife. Gn
onben itor S%rGbpgning blep oQin,
antGnot, men oct lpffcoes al reooe
Den ira belt al bli Goelagt. ,SmioIer
tib isrtc @inoeu 8niiter nleo lig
langc Gcie, hporpeo ontpnote9 en-
SnoebpgIling og eft 8aoninqshts ca.
I Gm. borte. Suiet nebbrrnotc iii
@runoen. Solt er 3 EamiIier blet
busplloe. s 9ampifibSerpeOitioncn
brpn6te bl. a. 200 SPffer SanoSnc,.
S @pgningcn par en- @arneoogr.
fubrif, iom netop bap0e iooet bicm
ira Spiflano cnocl foitbore Matc
rioIer. 1000 fGrbiqe @%arnepoane,
iom Sirsooa ifllloe ienoeS ira 6nbri-
fen blep mt ct Butte for Sloen. Gen
iarnleoe Rrun0ifaoe oreicr iiq ON
100000 Groncr. Slocn meneS poa
iot. Sen opoagcocs ierit al Ell al
Spens SGqtere, iom iaa en- ipog ems,
ming ira IampIfibacrpeoitionen. "a
ban fom til Steoet brpnote oef lpitie
/ 8uloct, iom citer Spgtcrcn5 Wie,
ming por o~perbelOt meb Voroiin cuer
~lignen0e &Gite. Slbebranoen iGtte5
/ 6orbinocIie meo 4 Snobruostppe,
rier. iom mat er iorepet / Combines.
Yaa ct al oi5ie Steoer eiterloo IN
peue iig ct brplloenoe Cps poo ct
9orb, bpor Der bar tablet ianlmen
tGt peo 2piet enoel Hapir. Ran
mencr, at Oct er ben ianlmc Supc.
banoc, iom en- llges 5io bar buicret
/ Stapanger % Smean og epet en-
&effe 1pperier. Yaa ct al Steoerne
blep Sppene operraifet al Gieren,
men if 9eiliabeo til at unoilippe.
gieren tror BOG at funne flenoe Dem
igien. : 9ebet al 9agen err 5 Ser.
Toner blet anbclot, men er after los
laot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Rint Einmnrfanifc.

Tiiferimeoarbcibcr ifripcr Sen 25bc
Mai: Siitcn er M itaoig rurocr Soro
ogioa for Sitfinmnrfct, o1 &c iioite
Gean bnr Der forcaoact riat 6iifc ira
&ommerieit til Tnros. Ser cr riae.
liz neo Agn. ga mani bar itunot eli
MrnaNe Soooc ! &~auaiiorocn. Tes.
pprre or Der tnapt ON Getrolcum til
Wotorifsitcrne, bo ser peo iioitc It's.
oeIing fin bIep 3 aa Gle pr. &citc.
froit, men uroer &aarfiifet fan rlol,
bchrc greie iis meo Cell oIene elio
peo DC orlore Si'fcricr. ioa 1iifst life
bill lioe prieutlig unocr Sc fnoppc
Nntioner. 9aaoortalIet blep / Iiltie.
ilacn foreget til 1855 meo 1869
lfano. Der or ircnuneot 90 1iobe.
farteler OF PIP Sanofiebere. Sorriec
llae blep Der opfiitct 4 Winioncr aa
1orit ioruoen aoifilia Spie oa Stein.
bit. Salt er opfiifct ST WiQ. aa.,
hporoi benpeo 3 0tiu. aa. or rnsie.
bebanolct. Siife- % 2~eperpriien er
~uioranoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Stationsmeiter Saunen peo SoIoel

Citation i~raIptter / bisie Gage Otter.
balen for at tiltrGoe lin npe Stiaing
iom Stationsmeitcr peo Sretten Sta.
ton | 8u0branosbalcn. 5 Den In.
!ebning hapoe S%rafifanter peo Col.
gen Citation meo ilere ~arranaeret en-
imuf Ififebsfeit for Sr. Saugen meo
Sainilie. Sr. &ai,aen bIep peo Sog-
nepreit &lute % 9aarbbrtger @il3
@affen operraft itsrre Bengegaper.
Sra Citations. % Sinieperionale,
iamt ira ct Strp9eorfeiter, iom Sr.
Sausen bar leoet. blep ogiaa ODER.
raft imutfe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
altiammen iom Taaifisnnelic for oen
Sienitoiaigbeb os Smeoetommcnheo
Or. Saueen bar ubuiit unoer lit II.
aariee Spbplo / Solgen, i~fripes Der
til "0forsenpolten".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Sucr 100 Statsiual fnnoct MI.

I'll 6rcoog ben 24oc Mai bar Der
ialt fanget 101 Nnal al StotcnS
Tnngitiflbe. &c fleitc, "a, or broot
i1O I'll @lompaag pe0 @craen, hpor
Stationen mi bar ppret / Grit / ca.
3 Waoncocr. 3 er braQt inb i'll
Tingcpoagen peb Sronobicm, huor
ma %begpnote Sn@Oo9 Sen 22oe Woi,
/ er taget / SfoJcrof. Stationca
her blep ncolnut / Wforts. 1Soneitcl
bar bare ment Tom &rsocbrlit. 9c
TO Stationcr / Tinnorfen bill bli for.
Oige ont fort Sib. % Den libite Sta.
ton, / Nrena1aer, pil oQiaa bli fIar
/ Ell npr Srenltio. Te Soal Tom or
LANCET. err melt Sinbpal, o. be9lloer
or Der Vlaahpul % Seiboal. Sang
item moa hiotil b~ctc0neS TOM meaet
goo; Ser inneS at pprc nlcget Spol
ioar. Wfnn regncr, at Snnaiten pil
paagaa / Ter Waunc0er - ON Bin.
tcren er bcr lioct Nool opunoer Sp,
item. Wteo sc ) Stationer meo II
Sfibc bar man tUnft at ifr,Ie lao
500 &pal poa ct Gar, og iortiptter
set, Tom set Far begunbt, bill Der life
bli nogcn Nonitcliqbco mco oct. On
Spol brinaer Qieureminitlig 30 5ooe
Scot - eucr 5-512 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Seitcn i Snoiuaamo. aoloinN 23oc

Moi. Scltcu / SpoipQono tcgner
opcroroentIig tilirco9itiacuoe oa IN
mes at bile operitige 6%orpeutnin'
gcrne. uotoler Solfetbing9mono, Bro
prictpr Roiinase. N%i0reocrne ltnor
ioo qoot. Tom mo tin iieloent bar
feet poa oeuue Aar2tio. Get giGlbcr
/ irrite H0fte Mrgen. Der life er ipn'
liz poauirfct al ocu laugc Ssrfc.
Ogioo @pc6cu itaar megct qo6t, ON
ocn emo life fan moaIe liz mco Hlt.
gen, men her ipiaer Snlpeternan9c.
len liffert mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
sommerbutcGcrne i SarSanaer.

Bergen Doe Wfnl. Get bier lig, at
oct iaar bliper telnmclig nanifeliq at
bolbe Sotelerne / &lrfiombeb mo,
ooer / Saroaneer. 0ette ifploes bels
bis Den ooarliee Sorbinoelie, men
for CT nPientlig Gel @anifeliebeoerne
pco at ifoifc Mab. Sommcrbotelerne
inoopcr / &arAnngcriiorben, iom bar
baut itor Silitrsmning ogian ira sc
sprige aontcr al 2anbet, ma ioar
inoifrpnfe Jig. Gnfelte inbitiuer belt,
mebens andre bare tager moo ct be.
grGnlet initial Sommergielter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Wasie Spb Tiif / @eitf;urSen. Der.

gen 24oc Wai. 6iifcriinipeftsrcn i
9obp bar inobercttct til Siiferioircf-
tercns aontor, at Der or bet iunoet
oeo 3iif belt ira Sfraopen I'll Ssr-
paagen, Ell Strrfnino al 70-S0
ailometer. Siifcn bar oclS 500, ocI2
ipimeilaoet. Nsiiitent pco 5iifcribi'
reftsren9 Gontor Slmb ubtaler, al
iii Sorflaring maa man nGrmeil
tGnfe, at Der er iorcgoaet Ell plllo.
icIig Semperoturioranbring i~oraor.
iaget ncb itcrfc J%oritprrelicr al Barb
mo2ierne, bporpcb Siifen / De opberc
Sag plnoieIig er blet orepet op
Spcrflaben og bIet l%iggcnoe biPlpc'
los. Get bpnocr ga oite, at ben Dor
iom Gelge al Oct lape pbre Srpf, Jon
Den pluoielig uoiGttes for. Sr.
Suno mener. OF bette er Den rinle-
ligite Sorflaring al SGnomenet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
100 GutprpIuac i 3nnhet.

opIpies III ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
at Statcn bar 80 Wlotorploge, ionl
biitllof ale or / Tirfiombeo. 9ti
Grioote cieS uibcre 80 Stpffcr. &C
100 Wotorploge, iom lager iprbigc
/ Nlnerifo, pil III forn1c til Sanoct.
men ocspGrre for lent for ipaor.
Gerimoo oil DC antoaelig fonime i
900 Sio ior Nnpen0cIie / SsitpIei.
ninael. Scr or mi ublprt 20 Motor.
plogicrere uco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wan bill ierae Tor, at ser or NOT 80,
rcrc ltolGrt for oue 3loge til Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Granb / HpmeSal.

Srano I HpmeoGl. Samdr zoe
Wfni. 0rsnpoloen Msle i RomeooI
or mat totalt neobrUnot. 5 Weuen
opbeoarcoes meuem 40 oa 10000
ag. aorn, iom. blep TIammernes
Hoo. @ranoen begpnote peo ~.
Sioen. Weueiormanben off forbi
Wolen 81. II % funoe ga Inlet uieo.
panlig opbage. &Iben if itrar ct
mTgtig Smial,g / Oct fnuifterre Mo.
teriale % @pgningen, iom er al Sten
paa 212 Gtaee, itoo life til at rehoe.
Ser ian1leoe Jig mango Wenneifer
puu @ranoitcoet, % mco Iano ira
Chen, iom flpber Iige pco, bIep SIut.
ningSarbeibet ibpr0ig brcpet, men
foraiPoeS. Wellen, lom hcrcr I'll
Nornc Wnarb, eies al Qirefter Wea
ger Sanoefioro. Gu Del al aornet.
Tom beitoo al Hltq % &oprc, berte
Staten til, Ell oll6cn Gel @p0oenS
Yroplanteringsrono. Humot MeIlcn
lager iIcrc inua @p9ninQer, iom por
iterft truet al Slben, men set lpffeoes
Dog at rcboe Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
Gn itur Sprrinasonitalt.

Sfioe @aun aatcr ct npoanuct Gel.
ltob, bppri Girmoct &ielgoit & Sm
CT Nouconttioupr. iislgc "Stine
Solfcbl. at opiore ell S5rringS.
onltolt til ca. 100000 ar. Gen ltol
tarrc &ortoiler, Noer oq aooIrobt,
eucutuelt &oru, oa bcn uiI /. Gr. al
&oru fiuuc tsrre 600 Tor. ont
Ga0cn. Arbcio9itnrfcn bIiner anita
gelig ca. 40 Niouo, ser ltal nrbeloc
| 9tot % Gngbolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
3rufnct nnber SpmmcrHpfnina.

llnber Slstnilg | Safselpcn ! Salen
brufnebe iorleben gitermioag en- 8rt
/ Is aars Nloercn. ginar Solunl
fra Sperbala, fortpner "Hioaros".
San Dor beifinrigct meo at Issue Ell
Climbing, ba oeule gift, % Solum
fulgtc mco Sontnreret. Ser bar Iterf
Strem paa Oct Steo, huor lllpffen
foreeit, % Heorins bar baabls6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-05
SNnnmitattentnt MOB en- Tlpt,
n%ingsonm. GIperum 13be Mui. :

NlllNe6nM. VIperllm 130e WInl. 5
&oIaoen / Srplil er Ser mat "iorspct
ct Nttcntat moo Ell Sl9tuingaonm.
Mebrns San1pogtercn bar irapGrcnbe
ct Sieblif bIep 10 al 2iigerne iprpn9t
meo Snnamit. Nogen itorre Sfaoe
poa 8runo al SperipsmmeIien for.
aariageoes life. Nloen er bloferet al
Srganiiationell, men Ser bar melot
Jig Sletere nof. S~oreperne ap sltten-
tatet nlaa altagelig bnpe ligget poa
9llr % pastel pao, naor Oct beleilige
2icbllf fonl. Scn5manoen CT rei't
ppoper ior at ioretage Gfterforif,
ringer.