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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-23
LESSON XII


(9, H IT'S THEIR)
Sen train (s6 tr1), his train. her
% moutzs (sa mohtr). his watch.
her watch
ses yoitaseR rs ywatar). his, hes
coaches (c1gTanees, veAicles)
lear eaDStalns (lnhr kapeeten) +.
their captH1p
lears oflcisrs (iuhrz ofeesye),
their officers
le train e - locomotive, the train
and len engine
ma coEnDagnie OF ses oNaciers, my
company and tn oflcers.
Quelle heure est-il? (kAl uhr 1t il7)
What time (hDWr) is 1t?
II est denx ADpres (duhs uhr) dix.
Il Is ten N49nuAm past two f2:1O).
Son ttaln arrive a neuf heurea
vingt troaA His (her) train arrives
ut S:3S.
NEW WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
French Presentation Meaning
IN agent (de poiicel policeman
uhn a2h6h
le tramway street car
Ia route road, route
root
IL minute minute
mseniit
le temps time. weather
tab
la montre watch
.m6htr-
une heurs 1 hour. ! O'Clock
un uhT- 1872 -
je weak - - wish. want
-~ SAah vuh
FE-eHdre to take, get
pR&hdF
Il prend takes, gets COT ticket)
pr3h
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MOTHER

WIN BaTe all your copies Of Trench
ana Camp for you. Send this copy 10
her and all others that yeu get. She
VIII enjoy reading the news Of your
camp.
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WHY GHE WEARS KHAKI

A man ta9t over the draft ago
boarded Q cr0estOWn car in New
York the other day and spfsd girl
condue4nA Instead OF paying his
fare iTnmediatezy he sought to en-
terrain tho conductor with some thor
oughly eAATae4er1Atic talk. She
stood It In silence for moment and
then caught sight of soldier.
ssYou poe that man" she said.
pointing 60 the man In uniform.
"Yep, I - him, bat don't Iike
TO look &C Nm when you are here "a
be looked q, = waB the ra30inder.
well aAtA The conductor, 81 am
wearing this uniform 90 that he can
wear haB.s
The .anneyancs ceased and the tdler
paid his 1a4e
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VWRkHENGITiKFUDM

why q . Stacker like . custard
pier"
''Weal. so On. IN bite. Whyf
''BeeA164 he hasn't got crust
~nough to 80 ever the top"
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u. s. TO SEND TR0UPESg
AS WELL AS TROOPS

. -. - 10 schoolAd IN, amateur
T-~r-.,.- - 49, u1hor thew oet II
~ Ux a.nasAS - - e~.sIstsaa For amnae.
80. aA .. &c. thew wss1 II ahla s.
Ment are nMl.1. snSs -, -. 49,. ~ ~rn mr.
paov lN INCA. w"
a1s.ASes .wat.wv Ara.
Ha@A - =. 49, -. s.~nM amniwn
-llss.-ee 49, =. - 800 80
49, 49, 49, TI =. - Gas...,isvscn IN
49, as Ca s..-SA 1870. hss tnafs-
- Cx .s. -. hean
49, 49, A ne 49, sa N Tssass5r
w - gU v Sc1srS-s
CIall 49, - .nS Ss n...n'ss 5,;ss, ii.
lns 49, - :. 49, 49,. 80. Isssm
49, Mas~ - - - ea - q
IN :. - y " - 49, :. 80. ..sss,...
A. g SsSr - 4.e~.s Sss$
pOsses16 -. A.AA@s "s..A.s~I y. $780,
soaHs % - o ns-.s.e. 80 $50
49, 49, s- ~ - - - 49,
nSo Iaov Ioas -. 49,. :. a 49,
snCws 49, - - 49, s. - 49,
IN - 9S ~ ~ = 80 ~. ~:ss;l
49, :. .ssS 80 ~ 80 49, 49,
49, a.-s 49,. S..s u - -. -
- =. -. 49,. $50 a. 49, ~ss.s~srss
Tp 80 $500 ....s -. $500. e, ~
80 O,s..sal.n y. Ss..1 49, $50 n
Hssa - sn5.. :. -. s.., 49, 80 =
49, 49,. .s 80 S...s.a.
sAAg ~. yo 1.NI y - - a..
- pa9n = saml 49, y a. 800 1ss,S -
49, = a..s.- 49, an,S - 4, 8 80
1913 eAeO s..s sAls .ss sAs.. 80
-. -. - $50. .,.yss
s.eM 49, - 49, 80 3 -.
49, 49, .oSs sls !. a .S..s 49, 80 49,
49, 800 = - s -. Ie.sS , 49, .,sS.,
.noasn - uos NJ. 49,. 80 na..,. aI.s,s
. S1s ~ 49,. - = ~. 49, $3.50 :. sr1.srs
- % .L 49, -. sse 49, Z
:. - az, - so - -. s - - -. .1sts, 49,
G. go - - AZ 49, $3.50 a.. 80.
sHan4l.ss1 : 49, =. s.ts -
$3.50 Yea tlvuu 49, ~ ,a4sa,,. s>,.
49, - 20 On ss 49, = - s,s's
ING 1919 . y. sne :. s 1eson 4h..t.,.a;.
hs.s -. =. - $3.50. 49, $500 ..essass. $3.50 i,
~, r 80 60 81 rS.. ssssar ~
ference which has been called for the
latter part OF May to further the CO.
ordination OF the theatrical activities
In the camps. The COMMITTEES q
headed by Otto Kahn. OF New York.
and includes among it's nersonnot
such men as August Belmont, Clar-
ence H. Mackay. Charles III. Sabin
and Charles Dana Gibson, also al
New York. Y ssss
An executive committee OF ave ID
direct entertainment and theatrieats
in the military training camps HIS
been appointed BY the Training Camn
Commission. The committee consist
of Malcolm L. Mcbride. member or
the Commission, In charge OF cans
amusements. Chairman: Daniel Fr0fe
man, retired playwright and pros
Queer; J. Howard Reber. d PhiIadofs
phia attorney, prominent In dramati6
circles: Franklin II. EaRgent. Of N6W
York. president of the American
Academy or Dramatic Arte. sn2I
Augustus Thomas. the playvrfTh4
Mr.. Ralber In aha renresenfafiva IA !.
charge Of the Nav YORK ofIire AZ 49,
Committee.
cnnnma
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........ I.o ssasS sys.0M tvI 80 -
- s.s- 8. A.. - 80 S 49,, "A vyzal6
s, 49, -. S;.s.;o ss vCLs1 ~ 49,
1850 NOo, oIylsa0n atntetlc u1recg0r a.
Ssnp ~. $500 - r3atl.e Creek, h9ach-, an
s .OaN, - II. yOsspn Z. haycrokts
go - 49, :. u,ree.oL u aZmy asnass.ee E0k
Ts,v. C.1 sAnsns GOLn Anls1l0M On
49,. =. q, SAp AS.isl.lss, TOT Aagkls
s s,..a1 :. 81 - :. a1As caneonmenss.
G.rs 60 $3.50 -. Ds,s4 .esSg0 gu -
T11ss. cs. 49, cnscsi. - ysaiiA.
VM0SK OAEeCtOI hOW0-S QlAMs eM&
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EXERCISE


1. Quelle hsure est-il? II est une
heure. II est une heure vingt. ii est
trois heures vfngt huit. II est midi;
midi vingt deux; minuit dix. Leur
train part d minuit dix sept. Son
train arrive d minuit douze. Votre
train s'axrete cling minutes. LIE me-
caniceen regard9 ga montre. lie SOL
dat prend (gets) SON billet. Les sol
dats ont regard6 leurs montres.
3. Pardon. monsieur l'agent. Cd
est h gare, s'il vous pIaft? vous
voyez lie tramway la-bas, n,est-ce pas?
Out. Eth bien, saivez la route du
tramway ct vous Ates d Ia care dams
dix minutes. Je veux. prendre lie
train . Toul. Est-ce que raj lie tennis?
L'agent regarde "a montre. II est dix
heur6s dix. A queIle heure part votre
train? II part dix .heures vingt
cling. Oni, vUuS avex lie temps. Vons
avez ounce minutes. Vous pouvez
-prendre le tramway. Le volta. II
s'arrete lA-bas, en- face. Merci,
monsieur l'agent La soldat preud lie
tramwzy. Dams an quart d'heure n
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N.Y. w II SskS@ a9RewEZK~
8 x sses
t@1m rA. Camp Custer,
Hme&4w Creek, Mich.)
Aftev
til
Aymy
Irs 9es
Tke ,;sn.her AZ xr;e.d.
Yos -
TSat 80,
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Tk>~ ss
M@feeAus;on.
-
Memo lmumw heeaar saAmm the auuuav
serxeans ~ - hreeeses a. nromine =
nyYyr,e uoxnphr re crpyr
NC. TESTIMONY OF THE UNcRR- CIR
LEADING ausAorit,ea apraa ina. IN.
annual Rnn6ev schooi nscn,c worT
amount 10 mucA Is wear.
M ,.,z. 80 ~ou .,,,,,. =,
ERY41TTwSy TarT CTw.T.1n 49, 49, x.
~
ma aaaaem arr archs..,n. -.
49, -. ,i,'Hs~s w - 1sS ~. sIS pT@
- $3.50 n@S Oo0n ciOsea'
49, - .e.,1..g -, 49,. ,.ssA
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Learn French

n part leaves. departs
ii s'arrste stops. haits
aret
vous voyex Jon ses
VOC vwayS
suives follow (command)
sweev6
All fas
R-bas over there, down there
IL ba
midi noon. IL O'Clock
meedee
minuit midnight. IL o'clock night
meenwee
pardon beg your pardon;
pardon
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Wbes kks gssard spas N0S1ted- ;sss--e
sOrthers cavdoameeat an evev-sembeyed
solder, Asaek ORd snossssnisg, sold the
cogkors Of uR gerard that he tveferYed
has horseS 90 kss csDays-Aics dssd sHild.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-23

A youm9 EAgaA Wngh Q discOlurUs
eye and blood dRar Ing from his nose,
looked uP - o eeApAssionate fraend
and exzIe4 60 ferveHt wish tha1
those who were promoting boxfMa
would 1892 ~ Is mp to tho geneEal
status.
IL. -l--.i.../
Wh;eA = aas gs~esus service code.
ssenss-
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-23

AND ALL THE SADDLE OIL HE
USED PDNT MIKE IT any
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-23

IN TEL ARMY YOU HUNT NJ.
Mks13zKM8 BUT COLLAR BUT
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Il IT. /--.I
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ing, and do exhort my fellow citizens
of all faiths and creeds to assemble
on that day in their several places Of
worship and there, as well as in their
homes, to pray Almighty God that
He may forgive our sins and short
comings as a people and purify our
hearts to see and love the truth, to
accept and defend all things that are
just and right to purpose only
those righteous acts and judgments
which are in conformity with His
will; beseeching Him that He will
give victory to our armies as they
fight for freedom, wisdom to those
who take counsel on our behalf in
these days of dark struggle and per-
plexity, and steadfastness to our peo-
pie to make sacrifice to the utmost in
support of what is just and true.
bringing us at last the peace in which
mems hearts can be at rest because
it is founded upon mercy, justice and
good will.
In witness whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done in the District Of Columbia
this eleventh day Of Nav. in III: year
of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and
Eighteen and Of the independence Of
the United States the One Hundred
and Forty-second.
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON.
BY the President:
(Snd.) Robert Lansing,
Secretary Of State.
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A COMMUNICATION

Morgan City, La, May 22nd, 1918.
To The Public Generally, and Espe-
cially to the Citizens of Morgan
City, La.
There occurred an incident on yes
terday, when the drive was. being
made by the Red Cross workers for
the purpose of raising funds for the
Red Cross, in which l was requested
to make a contribution, and at the
time l was requested to donate, l
declined to do so, with the express
purpose and intention of making as
much of donation as was able to
make later in the day or this morn
ing. made a donation of the sum
Of $4,000 this evening, as coming
from the Belanger Drug Company,
paying same over to Mr.. F. D. VIM
chester, and stand ready and willing
to make other donations for the
causes beneficial for carrying on the
war to victorious end.
l am a true and loyal American
in every respect, and have just been
authorized by proper authority to as
sist in recruiting for the shipping
Board, which work is voluntary on
my part and without any pay or COM
pensation whatever. l was requested
to secure a Doctor to make examina-
lions of applicants to the Merchant
Marine Training Service, and secured
the services of DR.. C. C. deGravelles,
who also is to serve without pay.
When an applicant is examined by
DR.. deGravelles he then comes to me
and signs the agreement to serve.
l have felt it the duty of every 10y
al American to do whatever he could
in the winning of this great war, and
as l was unable to render the service
that others could, felt it my duty to
do whatever I could and when had
the chance to do something l gladly
accepted the work of assisting in Sc
curing recruits for the Merchant Ma
rine Training Service, and stand
ready aand willing at all times to rem
der such service as is in my power to
help and assist our government and
our soldiers on the battle front.
Therefore, since the wrong impress
sion has gotten out, and through the
over anxiousness of our mutual
friends in making the Red Cross
Drive, l wish to have my friends and
the citizens to understand most en-
phatically that l am, have been, and
always will be ready and willing to
assist in every way within my power
to help win the war, and stamp out
autocracy forever.
Sincerely yours,
V. F. ALLAN.
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PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION

Whereas the Congress of the Uni
ted States, on the second day of
April last, the following resolution:
Resolved by the Senate (The
House of Representatives concur
ring), and devoutly to acknowledge
our dependence on Almighty God and
to implore His aid and protection,
the President of the United States
be, and he is hereby, respectfully re-
quest to recommend a day of pub
lie humiliation, prayer, and fasting,
to be observed by the people Of the
United States with religious solemni-
ty and the offering Of fervent suppli-
cations to Almighty God for the
safety and welfare of our cause,
His blessings on our arms and a
speedy restoration of an honorable
and lasting peace to the nations of
the earth;
And whereas it has always been the
reverent habit of the people of the
United States to turn in humble ap-
peal to Almighty God for His guild
ance in the affairs Of their common
life;
Now, therefore, /, Woodrow Will
son, President of the United States
Of America, do hereby proclaim
Thursday, the thirtieth day of May,
. day already freighted with sacred
and stimulating memories, day d
public humiliation, prayer, and fast
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State Of Louisiana -. "a
Judicial District Count
Parish Of 81. Mary
RECEiVERsHIP OF THE
DYER-LEHMANN CO., LTD,
NO. II, 347.
IN THE MATTER OF THE

By virtue of commission issued
out of the Honorable 23rd. judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish
of st. Mary, and to me directed, IN
the matter Of the Receivership Of
;the Dyer-Lehmann Co., Ltd, Of date
April 10th, 1918, authorizing order
ing and directing me to sell, to pay
the costs and charges of the Recet
vership of the Dyer-Lehmann Co.
Ltd, and the debts Of the Dyer.Lehr
mann Co., Ltd, the hereinafter des
cribed property l will offer for ~
at public auction, for cash, for not
less than two-thirds (2-3) Of its ap-
praised value, to the last and hisA-
est bidder, at the principal front
door of the Court House in the Town
of Franklin, Parish of st. AsI
State of Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY Of
JUNE, 1918 !.
between the hours Of eleven oclee1
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ. the Tor
lowing mentioned and described pt0'
perty to-wit:
Steamboat "Mamie D."
Steamboat "Sibilla"
Pull Boat erie" and equipment
Pull Boat Clones" and equipment
Pull Boat Cracker Jack" ana
equipment ,
All open accounts due the Dyer
Lehman Co., Ltd, which have NV
been collected by the Receiver.
Gas Boat "Spider"
Gas Goat "Dyleco"
Camp Boat No. 1
Two (2) small camp boats
Two ~ Barges
Inspection of this property can !.
had and full information concerns
same obtained by application =.
LEWIS j. BASS, Receiver Of -
Dyer-Lehmann Co., Ltd, at Mo'S's
City, La.
Franklin, La.
April Goth, 1918. 100
LEWIS J. BASE.
NAN1s
Receiver for the Dyer-Lehmann WV
pany, Limited.
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KAISER IN BERWlCA "
MORROW

The management Of the n'o- -.
Theatre have arranged to give -
people of this community an ~ !,
tunity to see the Kaiser the Oe', a..
Berlin. in their city tomorrow: ~
denburg and other famous ~ T..
of the German government WI =.
be present. To make the con
of visitors a not altogether unp'
ant one. General Pershing ana *
bers of his staff will be along
These famous people will DO -.
in a soul-stirring film at the Iva ~.
theatre in Berwick tomorrow IN
noon and night The ma1'n''
start at 2 o'clock.
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LEST WE FORGET

The schools Of the Parish have
been large factors in the sale OF
Thrift Stamps, since they were first
established as agencies. Now that
they are closed the stamps will have
to be purchased through some of the
many other agencies. It has been
very convenient to have the stamps
delivered in our homes by the school
children now, we will have to remem-
Der to make our weekly purchases
from the banks, post office or stores
handling same. We must not forget
that we are a part Of the three hun
dred thousand War Savings Societies
that are helping to finance the war.
Civilization is in the balance and it
is for all of US who look to the long
future of a world secure and clean
and wholesome to do all in our pow
er to win this war for freedom. We
can all do a mighty part if we do our
level best in all of the many things
there are for US to do. We must not
forget our Thrift Stamps because the
Red Cross calls. We must not deny
the Red Cross, because we have
heard the plea of the Y. M. C. A. or
the K. C. We must be as open
handed with the one as with the 9TH
er, for we are to reap the benefits of
them all. Every call that is made, is
to safeguard u.s. The Thrift Stamps
and Liberty Bonds bring us monetary
returns in later years. The K. c., the
Y. M. C A. and the Red Cross invest
ments bring US returns that can not
Be computed in dollars and cents
Let us reduce our expenditures for
comforts and Injuries and put our
surplus earnings to work for US for
our Government. The Savings will
buy more War Savings Stamps than
we would imagine. St. Mary, with
the help Of her schools made the best
record in the last report. Let us up
hold that record during the summer
months. The money spent by the
school children for lunches, pencils,
tablets and other small school supplies
can just as easily be spent during the
holidays for Thrift Stamps many of
the older boys will work this summer,
let them use a goodly part of their |
salaries to buy Thrift and w. S. S.
IS. P. Vetter, Press Cor. St. Mary.
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Bring three pounds Of large, clean
rags to the Review Office and get a
quarter. for Thrift Stamp. No knit
ted goods, lace courtains or suit
goods. tt
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Miss Harriet bloomsbury, who has
been visiting Miss Mollie Zenor at
Patterson since the closing of the
Franklin High School, has gone to
her home in Louisville, Ky.
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Miss Erin O'Niell left Monday to
visit friends in Vicksburg, Miss.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-23

Messrs. Oscar Zenor and J. E. Las
ssu were business visitors to Frank
lin Wednesday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-23

SILICA BRlCkS-All eolou. p.
for ornamental and general buildhe
purposes. See display at our I'm
GENERAL LINE of builder,, h..a
ware, lime, sand and cement, grocer.
les and garden seeds. Phone II
JOHN DALTON COMPANY.
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Judge CT A. O'Niell has been in
town for several days.
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! have bought a eompsss. ss,is
for engaging in tho ha, bush~
and ! am now prepared to
CLEAN, BLOCK AND TRIM
All Kinds Of Hats-snd -
also doing
Dyeins, Cleaning, Freezing
L. J. ADAMS, PROP.
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Mr.. Dumesnil of the 7th Ward
spent Wednesday in town.
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FLASHES FROM THE
PARISH SEAT

A picnic was given at Clarendon
Shell Beach Wednesday by the
younger set, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Gates.
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FOR RENT-One furnished ,o...
Phone 300. '-
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FOR SALE

One L. G. Smith Typewriter (u,,,
Office Desks
Office Table, !.
Office Chair,
All in good condition and 49,,
cally new. Inquire at this office.
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FOh hENT-Space in down town r..
mess building, suitable for any k,a !.
retail business or store room. 1nmm
at the Morgan City Daily Review. u
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Beginning next Mondav ".
snrlmps Will be IS cents gallon :. -
stand and 40 cents per gallon a.s
cred. ueI'S'
'''oN' 2wh
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WANT ADS and NOTICES

FOR sALE-One brick bo;,a;.
Front street, also residence tas o.
~ used by the Speciality s sutne'.
ange, Texas. w. w.
1Wk
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One Dining Room Set -.
Round y, liable, China Closet Sc -
Chairs. Good condition-sso - s1
Apply this office at once. ''0-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11

bIep aiiat, % bans @rooer fom paa
Sronen, men fom aIoris I'll at re-
eicre / 8irfeIigbeoen. San bIep %
er enbnu en- "Sfp9gefonge". Sc,
Der itprer SotOet, mo ~inareit taI.
beS Ell Screening, Ct politiif Rorti,
Der tog Nagtcn % bruger Den, iom
hi / Oct ielaenoe fol lie.
SpiS ct 6oIf finoe frigicres peo
en- &eooIution % peo, at De me
Wogtbapere iotte Hefprmer paa DC.
res Srogram, ioa bopoe Sprfiet pG-
ret ct frit 2ano / Sag. Get mang.
lebe life paa itorr Orb ON Gemo.
froti, alminbelig Stemmeret, ct an.
iuarIist Winiiterium % alt bette.
Ser par bare bperfen / Solicit eQer
bets Ssrere Stof til at lope oisie
berlige cling al.
IS Ell Gale / Salonifi / 1908 log.
be ell al De me 5srere for llngtpr.
ferne, gnoer Bahia, iaaIeoeS:
IS Qag CT bcipotiif Stpre ior-
ipunoet. @i er oqe 9rpbre. Scr err
life / Sprfiet 9nIgorer, @rpfere.
Serbere, &umpnere, NuSieImen,
Sober. timber ben famine blaa Stint
mel er pi ale itulte of at ppre Otto.
n1aner."
Oct leo 10 fient, Bette ON 9ro.
berifabet. Wcu, iom oct iiben bar
pitt fig, moatte oct forItaoeS efter
prsiiiif SpiatteIie. Gnoer EoIba
bapbe Iprt al Spiferne, ser bill
fprtpife andre Nationer %
berbeb eiere Dem til "8reore".
Gnper og De andre u~n9tprfiife So
rere pilOe giere BEN brogeoe Slan-
Ding al oct tprfiife HigeS 9ebocre
til Sttoma1ter, be pilbe iortprfe Dem,
ligeiom Troiierne piI fortpife 9an.
ifere, Nolaffer oio.
Ser bar Dem, ser troeoe, at MI
gift biSic Sele al andre Nationer,
iom en0nlJ bar unoertrpft al Sprfer-
ne. Ell lpiere 6renltio irnebe. Zen
afIatte Sulton SIbouI @omio bopoc
ppret en- @loobuno al Sc aaer perite,
Serocn bar fienbt. Wen oe, ser
baooe baa6et noset bcbre al set npe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11

M eiter Sc npeitc SpgipeIier, at
henpeo 100000 Grmeniere or bic.
ben orGbt al Sprferne MI / arigs.
aarCue. 0esuoen bar man ioriptlig
iuItet libel mere en0 100000 On.
rerc / 2~ibanou. @iergeue; % en-
WGngoe 8rGfere ira 2ineniienS
an'teanc or blepen iuqet ira Glen.
Dom "a Stem. mango bar reo6ct iig
III andre 2on6e, ANDRE omfont peo
Suuacr oQ auloe. On Gel opboI0e5
pco Sen iripiuige SiGIp, ser len0eS
Dem her ira Imerifa, % iom Tor.
6eIes beIS giennem amerifonite Son,
%iuIatcr % oelS aiernem VIisiiorS.
itntioncruc. Ytcn ielp Glcper ira
core @Ii&iion$itoIcr cr bIepcr mproct
elIer iprcbt for ole @iuoe.
Neu5 6i5ic GolOShunolinaer IflI.
De irembriuge GnbcO / Riget, ioa
hor De irembrogt ouberc Sfiel mel.
lem (nrtcrne oR Sc andre 5olfc.
TANNER / Gprfict. % Sc bar aiort
Riact ubobeIw Sfobc. 1Sor sc N}cn.
ucifer, Ser par Sen turfiife RcQic.
rjng ubeboacIia, % iom blcu ru0hct
aiuciell bct bar aicuncmgoacu0c De
opatiaitc ToIf, Trcm8oug5iolf. Oct
nor DC ouati9ite AgerbriIaere, 0ouno.
perfere, @oufmruh, &onOelamruo.
Tobrifnnter.
st @ouo fan life mite Sen SlaQ3
6olf uheu at bliuc tat mc9et til.
boge / llbpifIing.
Wen oqion poo nn0eu N}aa0c har
set tnrfiitc RiQc liot itore LAB /
oiaie ienere 9lor.
IorI0cu at mite Sc ilcite al Pal.
foulnnoene. iom omtolt iorur bar
Sprfiet MI moottct ic Nrubieu It'll.
lie iig no, % hcrmeo GoIiiotct ser
Qop SuItunen ell itor SnoTuocIIC
9Icnnem ubomcoonif ReliQieiitct
% ioru0cu 6abet al oe mango
opQtiQc Mcmrcifer, ser / Slmorco.
tliiiubcr or bIcpcu mnroct c1cr lambs.
ioruiit, cr RlQct5 Wauo9fra't ioun.
oct ino REQ 'clpc SriQcr. Snuoct
er mn uoiuItct % iOrurnct. Sol.
fct Iibcr al imitiommc SuqOommc.
iom man life hor Toritnno poo al
bcbouolc, % Tom iIGr cr irultcliqt
/ Sc itore @ucrS iupurc % mprf,
% QnicIiqt urcue @docr. Wieo ali
octtc % mco Sonoct itnrct Al
Golo5mUno mch riuQc NniporS'elcl
ic % u0cn 6oritoacIic az bpoO oe'
Gipr ct @nuo itcrtt. cr set let ot inh
ic, al SET tnrfiifc RiQe MI mere cu0
uoQcniiuoe or poa %AiarmOena Rouo
Den funbc man peI enifc. az SCI
ifllle beiton?
Suoo Net bar lnrfcrne Ill at re.
! Qicre ooer 5olf al ANDRE Rotioroli
tcter?