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The Home news., 1918-06-28
June 22, 1918.

Dear Mother:
 Received your package insured and will say I was much pleas ed with the contents, even though this being the first package to receive from you since leaving the training sta ton.
 Tonight 1 am in the city of Now York, just returning from COnev Island where I had oodles ot fun ana now am all fixed up for a good nights sleep in the beautiful Martini que Hotel.
 My ship is just back from a real trip, having on thls trip actually sunk sub. No doubt you noticed in the papers about the German intern ship Presi- dent Lincoln being sunk by a German sub. This ship is one we conveyed over to France SO on her return trip she was torDedoed and sunk.
 Returning from this trip and too close to American port on the morning of the 18th we lighted a sub, so after hot chase we manuvered over her at 27 miles an hour, as speed has to be developed to drop depth bombs, in which on drop
The Home news., 1918-06-28

ing 5 depth bombs we brought oil and wreckage to the top.. Gee! but it was exciting. / Hoping to get a furlough soon and for goodness sake, write more often.
 Your son,
 R. F. HAYES.
The Home news., 1918-06-28
FROM R. F. HAYES

Following is a letter receiv- ed by Mrs. N. J. Hayes from her son, Fink, who enlisted in the Navy on June 15, 1917 and is now stationed on the U. s. S. Frederick.
The Home news., 1918-06-28
ROAD NOTICE

Every member of the Me- Crory Club of the Bankhead Highway Association is hereby notified and asked to attend a call meeting of said Club which will be held in McCrory next Monday, June 30, at two o'clock. Important business concerning t h Bankhead Highway will be discussed and it is up to us to do something NOW.
 I. A. JEFFRIES. Pres.
 w. w. RANEY, Sec.
 Mrs. T. T. McFall of New ark, is the guest this week, of Mrs. l.. McFall.
 / Died: Little Dorr King, age three years. of Beedeville, on Thursday, June 27, 1918.
 Every member of the Nc Crory Bankhead Highway Club is asked to be present at the meeting next Monday.
 Geo. Grail of Camp Beaure- gard, La, is spending ten days furlough here with his morler and other relatives and friends.
The Home news., 1918-06-28

Mrs. T. T. McFall of New ark, is the guest this week, of Mrs. l.. McFall.
The Home news., 1918-06-28

Y Died: Little Dorr King, age three years. of Beedeville, on Thursday, June 27, 1918.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
STATE ASKED FOR 5000 ADDI.
TIONAL MEN.
5000 White and 1000 Colored Regis.
trants to Be Called Into Service.

Orders came Saturday to North
Carolina military headquarters at
Raleigh for 5000 additional men to
be called into the service, 5000 white
and 1000 colored. The white men are
to be entrained for Camp Hancock,
Augusta, July 22-27 and the negroes
for Camp Greene, Charlotte, July 2o-
Aug. /.
This call is in addition to the call
Friday for 1000 men to be brought
into the service in this State July 1-16,
of which 5000 are to be negro regis
trants. The acknowledgement figures
that North Carolina has in service: un-
der training and being called in the
orders just issued about $4,000. There
will be left in the State about 1000 of
the Class men when the present or
oers for induction into service are
completed, not including the regis
trants June Of those just attaining
registration age.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
AMERICAN FLAG FLOATS
OVER 80 MILES OF FRONT
This Length of Western Front Held
BY All-American Forces Under.
Command of American Officers.

The flag Of the United States now
floats over 80 miles on the western
front. This mileage is held by "ali
American forces" commanded bg
American officers and reveals that ;he
United States is really in the war
against German aggression and rH!li-
tarism.
Stirring news to this effect came
Friday when members of the House
committee on military affairs went
to the War Department to confer with
the war council. General March, chief
of staff, told the House members CT
the fast extending line of American
troops in France. :,
Altogether the situation as descrlb--
ed by Secretary Baker and General
March encouraged the house military
committee.
Following the conference Represen-
tative Caldwell, of the House COM
mittee, said the steady flow OF troops
equipment and guns for American sol
diers justified the prediction that the
war will begin in earnest by Septem..,
ber, so far as America is concerned:
American supplies and troops IN IN
Frence by that time, he suggested, Will
be sufficient to make the enemy feel
distinctly the force of America and
the great fighting program planned
for the American soldiers will get
under way with triumphant rusn.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
PATRIOTIC RALLY
VIII Be Held at Court House Fri.
day at $3.50 P. M.

A patriotic rally in the interest
OF War Savings will be held at the
court house Friday evening at $50.
Rev. DR.: Geo. W. Mcdaniel, pas
tor OF the First Baptist church Of
Flchmond, Va, who is assisting
IN series of meetings at the First
Baptist church, will deliver an ad--
dress. DR.. Mcdaniel is a gifted
speaker and is deeply interested in
the war: He has a 17-year-old son
who enlisted recently in the marine
corps.
The county War Savings COM
mlttee, of which Mr.. L. R. Varser
IS chairman, wants a patriotic rally
held IN every township in the coun-
ty Friday evening. That is the
day on which the people of Robson
are expected to round up pledges to
purchase War Savings stamps to
the amount of S1,O63 1886. Robson
cannot afford to dsappoint the
State, the Nation, and the bows
over there" by failing to sub
scribe the full amount asked.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
Bar Association Meets at Wrights-
vile This Week.

The 10th annual meeting of the
North Carolina Bar association will
be held at Wrightsville Beach this
week, June 25. 26 and 27. The meet
ing will be called to order at 8:15 TO-
morrow evening by the president, Mr.
A. W. Mclean of Lumbertcn. The
address CT welcome will be by G. v.
Cooper of Kinston, response by l.. T.
Caudle Of Wadesboro, and then Mr-
Mclean will deliveN the presidents
address. Wednesday at 10 a. m. there
will be an address by Major John W.
Graham of Hillsboro on "Some
Events in my Life; Some Lawyers I
Have Known" At p. m. Wednes-
day there will be an address by Mon
sieur Frederick Allan of Paris, coun-
cellor of the French high commission.
At $3.50 p. m. Wednesday Hon. R. II.
Welch, general counsel of the Fed
eral Land Bank Of Columbia, S. c.,
will deliver an address on "The Re!a-
ton of the Bar to the Success of the
Federal Farm Loan System in the
Third Federal Land District" Thurs
day at 10 a. m. there will be an ad-
dress by Hon. w. j. Adams Of Car
thage
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
80. State library
MEN nELLASSIFlED
List OF Registrars of Robson
District Placed in Glass /
From Glass 2-3 Changed From
Glass 2 to Glass /.

The following registrarts for mill
tary service have been recIass flied by
the local board of Rooeson district
and changed from Class 2 to Class l:
Dennis Hammond, Fairmont; Oils
Edmond West, Lumberton; Warren E.
Sampson, Lumberton; Luther Harri-
son Prevatt, Buie, R. F. D.; Hoke
Mercer Parneil, Lumberton, R. 5;
Oliver Prevatt. Lumberton, R. g;
John Wesley Davis, Buies; James Lu-
taer Hammond, st. Pauls, r. l; Lu-
ther Z. Walters. Barnesville, r. l.;
Lonnle Dial, E'airmont; Walter l..
6lsnop, Lamberton; Jasper Ellis,
Lunbertcn; Walter Thompson, Lum-
berton; Arthur VonGlahn W;shart,
Lumbertor; Roster Richard Ivey.
Lumoerton, 4. ); Bill Leggett, Lum-
berton; Henry Grady Pope, Lumber
ton, K. 4; Victor H. Britt, Lumberton,
K. 4; Dock Hunt, Lumberton; Abner
I SONeAu.,.e, .'aiI1noit; -Martin Frank
lin Britt, Lumberton, R. 4; Charlie
aux, LunlbertOn; TIank Lewis
Nash, Lumberton: Anderson Britt,
LuinbereoiI, r. 4; Luther augusta VIII
!ough.-y. Boardman; Samuel Harvey
Tucker, North Lumberton; Will James
Bullard, LuE: befton; Daniel A Regan,
Lumbertor, K. ,; Eddie Le~is NC
Nelll, LumoerIon; Lemons Rexford
Stephens, Lumoe,5on; Austin Mer-
rick, Lumberton; Millard Ross, North
Lumberton; Harrison Branch, Lum-
bertOn, K. ?; isnam r:tman, rair-
mont; Joseph +. Walters. Lumber
ton; Oscar Butler, Lumoer5on, X. 5;
Arthur Bissell, Crrum, P. /; Edward
Homer Suries. Badln.
The following registrants have been
reclassified by the same board from,
| Class one to Class two on account
dependent children:
Jasper Edge, Lumberton, R. Z; Rob-
ert Pate, Lumberton, R. Z; Isaac Ben
dict Long. Lumberton, R. 5.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24

Mr.. J. P. Russell has been advis-
ed by his son Lieut.. j. NJ. Russell
that he has arrived safely overseas.
Mr.. C. K. Morgan of the Mari
eta section is Lumberton visitor
TODAY. Mr.. Morgan says 1t is very
dry in his section and crops are SUI
fering.
A class from the Odd Fellows or
phanage at Goldsboro will give a
concert here Friday evening Of this
week.
The war savings committee OF
Lumberton township will meet in the
commissioners room at the court
house this afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
A. E. White is chairman of the COM
mittee.
DIR. W. W. Parker, local OPTIC
metrist, will be absent from his office
during the month of July attending
the lecturers and clinics upon the eye
at the hospital of the Ohio State Uni
versity, Columbus, 0. He will leave
about July End.
st. Pauls Messenger:-Thet town
of St. Pauls has purchased new
Ajax chemical fire engine, and now
the next thing is the organization OF
a good fire company, then we will be
getting ready for fighting fire. We
also ought to have a good fire alarm
Mr.. Frank Cough made Red
Cross address at Mt. Elm yesterday
morning and after the address 6s
members were enrolled. Mr.. Cough
spoke on the same subject at Oak.
dale, near Marietta, yesterday afer-
noon and after the address a branch
IF tho Pod Cross was ORGANIZED with
62 members. The Lumberton male
quartet, composed of /Messrs. c. B
Skipper, E. B. Freeman, ]. P. Steph
ems and Cough, furnished music a
Oakdale.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
More Cotton Blossoms-First
Barn of Tobacco.

Cotton blossoms received since the
mention in Thursdays Robesonian:
From F. M. Ivey, Raynham, R /,
picked the 10Th on N. H. Bullock's
place; from Alex. Patterson, Red
Springs, R. 2, picked on the 10Th and
brought to The Robesonian Office Fri
day by Jimmie Prevatt; from Roy
Bullock, picked from farm of A. R.
Bullock, Fairmont, the cotton "sown
in May" states the accompanying
letter, dated June 21; from B. F. But
ler, GAINESVILLE, R. l, letter dated 21st,
and he says he has plenty Of bios
sons He also writes that he cut his
first barn Of tobacco on Saturday,
June l5
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
Abernethy Gets Restraining Or:

Counsel for Chas. L. Abernethy 90
tanned Saturday from Judge Stacy at
Raleigh a restraining order against
the State board of elections to pre-
vent issuance of election certificate
for the Third district congressional
election until the courts can pass upon
charges of certain illegal local meth
DDS of holding the primaries ard of
fraud that, the petitioner insists, will
show Abernethy and not Dortch the
real Democratic nominee. The hear
ing is set for July 9.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
County Farm Demonstration Goes
To Fort Oglethorpe.

DIR. A. H. Kerr, county farm dem
onstrator, left Thursday evening for
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. DR.. Kerr enlist
ed in the veterinary corps of the q.
S. army some time ago and was call
ed to the colors Thursday.
This is the second time during the
wear that Robson has lost a farm
demonstration, Mr.. L. E. Blanchard,
who preceded DR.. Kerr in the office,
having been called into service last
fall.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
Circus Train Wrecked.

1t is thought that as many as 85
circus employees were killed Saturday
when a rear-end collision occurred
near Gary, Ind, between a Wallace
Hagenbeck circus train and an equip
ment train. The wreck caught on
fire and many of the bodies were
burned beyond recognition.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
kobeson Men Transferred to Camp
Sewer.

"A dispatch from Greenville, S. c.,
states that 1000 selectmen were
transferred Saturday from Camp
jackson to Camp Sewer. These men
were assigned to regular organizations.
oi the 81st division, being the begin
nlng OF movement of men to bring
.he DIVISION up to war strength. 1t is
Understood that the Robson county
TTeglstrnts who entrained for Camp
Jackson during the month of May are
among the number.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
Ready For Big War Savings
Drive.

The chairmen of the township war
savings committee and township can
vassers met in the court house mere
Saturday and put everything IN readl-
ness for the big War Savings Irlve
that is being waged this week. Those
attending the meeting Saturday were
very enthusiastic and no doubt the
canvassers will meet with success.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
MRS. T. N. HIGLEY PASSES
End Came Friday After Lingering
liiness-Funeral Saturday From
First Baptist Church.

Ihe funeral of Mrs. Emma Eigley.
rellct of the late Thomas N. Higlev
whose death occurred at her home
Cedar and Seventh streets, Friday
at . a. m., was conducted from the
First Baptist church Saturday at II
m. The services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. Chas. L. Greaves, assisted
by Rev. DR.. Geo. w. Mcdaniel, pastor
OF the First Baptist church of Rich
mond, Va, who is assisting Pastor
this church.
DR.: Greaves paid glowing tribute to
the life and character of the deceased.
ne referred to Mrs. Higley as a true,
consecrated Christian, one who loved
the Lord and whose heart moved with
compassion upon the unfortunate with
that during her illness she had told
him of her readiness and eagerness
to cross the river and be with Jesus
and her loved ones gone before. APP
propriate music was furnished by tie
choir. IT. y
The pallbearers We're Messers. J.
L. Blggs, M. ]. Merritt, E. NJ John
son, j. D. Mcmillan, M. W. Floyd and
L. Rexford Stephens. The remains
were laid to rest in Meadowbrool;
cemetery beneath an embankment OF
beautiful floral offerings.
Deceased was in her 61st year and
had been in i'll nealth for some time
She had been Confined to her room, for
II weeks and all that was possible
for skilled hands to do was done for
her comfort. She was a daughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Pope and
spent practically all her life in and
around Lumberton. Three daughters
Mrs. M. N. Folger, Mrs. Guion Lee
and Miss Ina Higley-survive, besides
number of brothers and other rela.
tlves. She was a sister of DR.. H. T
| Pope of LumbertOn.
| In early life Mrs. Higley joined the
Baptist church and remained a faith
full member until her death. She pos.
sessed beautiful Christian character
and to know her was to love and ad.
mire her.
In the death of Mrs. Higley Lur..
berton loses one of its nOblest women
Remains Of Mrs. Annie Norton OF
+ McColl Inferred Here.
The remains of Mrs. Annie Norton
who died Saturday at her home at Nc
Coll, S. c., arrived here Saturday
night and were inferred in Meadow
brook cemetery yesterday afternoon
The funeral was conducted from the
home of Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Abbott
! at 2:30 p. m. by Rev. DR.. Chas. L
Greaves, pastor of the First Baptis
church.
Death of Henrietta Pone.
Henrietta Pone, wife of E. Pore
Indian, died at her home on R. from
Lumberton about . m. on the 1871
and the remains were inferred abou
noon the same day on Ten Mile
swamp, Bell graveyard. The funera
was conducted by Rev. F. A. Prevatt
Deceased was in her 9th year. She
had suffered for or years with {
complication of diseases. Her hus
band and one daughter, wife o:
Hughie Smith, and number o.
grandchildren and great-grandchildrel
survive. She joined Shady Grove
church at the age of Is and lived ;
consistent Christian life.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
WAR SAVINGS MEETING
AT BURNT SWAMP
of The RoheSonian

Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
There will be a patriotic meeting
at Burnt Swamp Indian church Tues
day night, June 25, at o'clock. Every
Indian in reach of this church is ex-
pected to attend.
]. A. CARLYLE.
Chairman Raft Swamp township.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
Alleged Army Deserters Taken to

Faulk Davis, white w. L. Locklear,
Indian, and VIII Bethea, colored, all
alleged army deserters,. were taken
Saturday to Camp jackson. Rurai
Policeman W. C. Britt took them to
Camp. Rural Policeman Carper OF
Rowland also carried a deserter to
Camp Jackson Saturday. Ihe name
cf the deserter could not be learned.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
County Pension Board Will Meet
First Monday.

The county pension board will meet
in the office of the clerk Of the court
the first Monday in July. All who
want to make application to the board
should apply at that time.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24
4 Colored Registrars OF For
Camp.

Four colored army registrants from
Robson district No. entralned mere
Friday for Camp Taylorl Louisville,
XIV. Those entrained were: Roscoe
Mitchell, Baltimore; Ben Jones and
Sim Page, Fairmont; June Hayes,
MaxtOn
The Robesonian., 1918-06-24

DIR. WILLIAM w. PARKER
Optometrist
Glasses Fitted by Superior Methods
Expert knowledge of Eye Diseases
LUMBERTON, N. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
@isconfm.

Otter ire Cages Mrbeibe ! Ga
GrpSIe. Mnerebe ben treble Gag al
aampagnen for Sribeoslaanet / So
Grosie Gountp bar Ser ii~ibifriberet
oper 100000 mere enc fororet.
@pens % Gountpets apota bar
ST 400, 900, meoens Der / 9sbet al
ire Gage iubifribercbes $1,609,30O.
Irtileribriaabe til Sparta. Ser
ifal / Camp Grant. H~ocfioro, 81,
Irsscs Tlaner til at flpttc belle 161be
Mrtilleribrigaoe til 2eirplabien n9r
Sparta, bpor Der er en- flor Sfpoe-
banc. @risaoen oil / bette TilfGloe
bpce fine gpelier paa bette Steb |
@isconiin. inbtiI BEN aieoar Ill
Sranfrie.
Mellen "paab" uieo en- Stemmes
Waiqritd. Weo fire mob to bar
MeIlens @praoo Den 17oe bs. er.
flrret, at De "paaoe" ieirebe peb
oct npIia afbolbte Sala meo en-
Stemmes Taioritet, % bpis Soeen
life inoanfcs for &etten, pil Der no.
iteoes 9icenie Tor Salocner, Tom
aabnes lite Suli. Saeen bar poft
mesen SiSfi,siiOu, iOet gpcns. @tsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
yIQe Epuufncr mar Oh,

Vile Counter eaar oDer tin Sltgs
ming. N(ue Wontanas Counter
bopoc, iielge Gfterretningcr fra
Sclena iibIte 3orsbag, iibifriberet
for mere al SribeosbonbS emo bet
iliancbe @elpb. Zen inben Staten
iibifribcrcoe Sim bar lteget til
$t4,354,65O, cGer so Trocent oper
Sc 9 WiGioncr Collars ilignet. Gil
per 9pfp Gountps Sotalium bar
noact 5 Miaioner Collars, bpilfct
err mere enc set bobbelte al De
$2,14t,000, lom Gpuntpet bar
ilignet.
Smaatins for Great Sails. Oct
treble S~ribeoslaan bar pitt Jig Qt
barre rene Smaating for @reaf
Sails % Cascade Gountp, ioet man
ser iaa at iige bar taget en- Wtiuion
Collars op al @eitelommen. De
MpnO, ser .ifillbe pptage 2annet,
traaote iantmen ST. fl Wanoag
Sormiooag, % Ell balp Cine lenere
bar oe $751,5O0, Tom uosioroe
Gountpets Inoel, betpoelig uperteg.
net. ST. 11.42 par @elebet iteget
til opcr en- Miuion, men arbeibet
iortiGttes DOG lige f,,lbt, oa man
life funbe p9re befienot for at
hape p9ret i @rfiombeo | fun AZ
Minuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

2anoieilere pilbe altiaa paa en- 10
Simers Gag penoe $500 Mcres. Sm
Nlofren gaar Haas pil Statens 6or-
iparsfommisiion isrge for fpnoige
@Gno til at gisre forneDnc &epara-
toner, bpilfen 2ieneite oil noes QUE
Gountper irit. Ger pil pgiaa ifafies
tilpeie aile forifieIlige Malfinoele,
Tom iao leperes for bpab De folter.
Ger onigres erempelpis, at Staten
Wosiodnnietts fcm &iiItning blanot
Tarmerile bar fiebt 1000 Tractors,
lioeIom Mihigan ogiaa lfal bape lit
ret iig eft itort Ittal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
re" @orgere paaitaar, at set er peo
Salgfuif be er iIaenc.

re" 9orgere paaitaar, at set or peo
SaIgfuif be er iIaene.
Spif Organization pplpies. Ser
melbss fra Milpaufee BEN 1Soe b.,
at @isconiin tpif.amerifanife Maian.
&c bar flilobproet en- 9eilutnins ON
at oplsies. o. at bens 2asiebeboI6.
ming, b~eIebenOe Zig til $3.50. er oper.
fen6t bet &soe 2ors. Iette SeIifab
bar / fin Tib en- al Stotens melt
irSfpbeliesriee tpife Sreaniiationer.
Tets iibite Gr9iioent par SEQ Stern,
asiiiterenoe Sfolebeitprer / MiImau.
fee. Mliancens Nationalfomite bar
for taset en- Iisncnoe 9eIutnins.
9rnfneSe @rmSs Gig fnnSet. 81.
gene al Aoptein ARTHUR 6. Green.
ipoIo % Or. Gilbert 6. @ufsIe, Ser
tinieemeo 3bomas Sibbetts brnf.
neoe iioite Ssit, mebens DC Isgte ei.
te 2iset al 9ouis aieinboins, fano.
ties ben lobe os. / 3ofe @isiota.
itrar sitenfor Gbippeipa Soils. 0,in.
bet gioroes of Sobn Screntp al
Stiupater, Der bill faa en- gelsnnins
al $50 for bpert Sig. DIR. Serenrp
bar forfeit Giterisaelierne | Saab
ON oeiaa at inoc Sibbetts %
4Ieinbains' Sig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
ylberbeen.W unS intcrmcrcs. Sem.

Mberocen -WiunS i%ntcrnercs. Sent
rid Sennings, 40 Iar galnmel %
SSSaritpr / ct al Iberoeers Solplta-
Ter, or eiter Srore fra @aibington
bIeucn arreiterct Tor pprsrlfe llota-
~Iclier. San bill blipe interncret ion
ct %iienotlig 2anbs @orgcr.
grparbeioc fpriinfet. Zen Sern.
bonebro, Der bpgees oper Wislollri-
ilpoen pcb Chamberlain, pil life
blue fproig iaa burti9 iorn be-
iteint, iDet Mrbeioet al Ell cller att
Den 8runo er forl9neet ct Tar
llaer. @roen ifuloc miolertloig
oabnes pco bcl,llc llges @cannoel-
ic, ior bpa igien itrar of lltftes,
inotiI ct belt mt Spano par at
bragt.
aultranspurt paa Misiunrihpoen.
Zen ferite al oe tore Trannle, bpor'
nleo ifaI iorleses arltransport nor
oenira % neouper Mis'ourlflooe't'
afaif iorriee llee fra Tierrc. 0or'
isact eipres al @. &. Spnlan neo
Ell Itor Tronl, ser meb goo Nort fan
oripes opoper og inoen fort Sio gje'
re Siirc ipa lanat ionl til Wobrioge.
Man or fprnot paa OF erfare, ON
Soretaaenbet bliuer lsnnenoe.
0muernsr Wurbcef nSnrDner Tur'
iparsraao. 8uperner Neter Nor'
beef bar Den 1Sbe o.. lonTpnf en-
oel al De @eolenlncr, Der ifal no
aiere Statcns Spriporsraao. Ser er
blanot bisie oeiaa Ell apinoe, llenl'
liza Mrs. 6. :. Srail al SicnI
sails. Sc andre @eoIemmer er
George s. @riebt, Sllron; Charles
SenoerIon. Hierre; Or. u. %. III.
ipap, Meroeen; u. z. SIN, Wit.
dell; George Siron. @atertptpn; :,
~. Sicfcp, @cleionrfe; Sbonlas 8.
Mcprc, 2eab; u. u. Tellops, Siolr
Sails; &. 2. Teriibo. Sroofinss,
SIai Gibcn, @roofings; II. 2, q,
Gberrn, Slour. Sails. Slere bill no.
nGpnes ~iencre.
llbifriunins al samle 2erere,
Sfolebeitprere % Statens SfoIeiu'
perinteroent bar lrnber ct forleben
Yierrc afbplot Msoc peotaset er
&e'olution aaaenoe NO paa intel
mirSre eno llbifripnins al iaaoanne
2pinber % WGno. Der bar triiffei
fig tiIbage ira 99rersierninsen
Ylanen saar / aprtbeo no paa, al
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reanitaltcr. Der bar pirfet iom 2G'
rere men al Ell eQer anoen 8runf
tritfct fig tiIbasc, ifaI meIbe fig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Minneiptn.
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nrcoct Gorrctuing Tom SfomoNcr i
Munfato, hor ! CT Yu'olh ri Srn05
forpirrinq beauaci Selumoro.
RabiIon -Ainuo nrrcltcrct / Min.
rcupulis. gribtrt e Carton Al Ma
oiicn @i$., er orrtiteret / Minucn
poIis. outIo0et Tor al hooc nnbldNt
at icu0c iut Cueitionnoirc tiboqc
i'll NnoiIonS observation-disclosures
iion.
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Sronf Somntt % hcnbc& 6.aorige
Sen III iorriQc llec en- mraet brat
Geo mar Miuleota Sails peb Nton
foto, ioet DC uiorparenOe fom til at
aoo ino pun Sporet ioran et Nortb
@eiteru To@'ogertog
ct. Glair. Njpbmnno mulftcrct. g.
q. Gucmelano, aIebmnno / ct.
Clair, er 'rrber ifpIhig / al hare
bruqt nprcrIte llbiruf / Sperppr at
llo'treunc NtPll0 90 oerlt III az be-
tale en- Wtultt al $500. Mfulften
blcu uiortsuet bctalt.
Wao,lia &laotontpr gnlmalct. q.
y. Sanborn, Der reoi1ercr Ell IuiS
| MoocIio. fit lorleben III aortor
pperitreget mcb gul WtoliuQ. Sub
Iitum iagoes al uGre iorbitret paa
Sanborn lor Den iocIolilnite SGre.
ban ipreoe Tor / ut SLAB.
9Gscrne @app / aftiu Sjeneitc,
Yiaior @iQiom ). Mano. en- al DC
beremte 2Reer / Roheiter, er Tor
rige llge beororet Ill ATTN Sieneite
! armeens 2Geeforps. grooeren,
On. Charles Iapo, er ollerebe ior
flcre Tiger iioen trocot ATTN lie.
neitc. oenne ogiaa nleo Stang al
MaIor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

til De snitalter, bporira De CT no
saaet, bporpeo en- f~uloitpnbig elite
oper bisie forbenpnrenoe 29rere
fan lfaffes tilpeie. Senne 2iite ifal
iua GRANTEES % operpeies al Statens
Sfolcbepartement, % til De melt
fiffeOe &reiter pil Der iaa itiaes
Inmooning ON igien at optage 29-
reraierningeil. S%orelebig er Ser ma
tllrIispis life tale ON lloifripnina /
Den Spritano, at ser a,penoes
Spong, men Iangelen paa SGrere
err iaa itor, at Der MO gisres me
Sorisg / Ell eller anoen Hetning.