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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

"%HE Americans have set words to
one of their bugle calls. "We've
got four years to do this job
they chant as they march, and
the words are indicative Of the determi-
nation with which they have come into
the war.
So writes Coningsby Dawson in his
latest wartime publication "Out To
Win" John Lane Company. With the
English war is sport, he asserts; with
the French it is a martyrdon, but with
the Americans it is a job. "'War is
BUSINESS the Germans said The Amer
leans, with sn ideal shining in their
eyes. have replied: very we'll We did
not want to fight you; but now that you
have forced US, we will make war on you
as q business, for we are business men.
We will crush you coldly, dispassionate-
", without rancor. without mercy. till
we have proved to you that war is not
profitable business, but hell
"What has impressed ME most in my
tour of the American activities in
France is the businesslike "reminiscences
of her preparations" he writes. And
then continues:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

IA EUCH has been written of the
A/& unphysical manifestations in
l. v -N- the war zone, Of new belief
in Immortality that has grown
out of the vast death that has come on
the world. Nina Larrey Duryea, prcsi-
dent of the Duryea War Relief, writes
interestingly on this subject in the. Sep
TENDER number of "Harper's Magazine":
"Among the peasant class superstition re-
tains it's place, but that also has under
gone a change. The people are becoming
dimly aware of forces which the more
educated classes include in their vocabulary
on psychology. The future state is no
longer a simple matter Of two conditions,
good or evil, for both life and death have
become more complex. Fear of the latter
has disappeared and the poilu, lying in
she'll crater under bursting shells, thinks
less of He'll than Of Heaven; less of the
DEVILS horns, hoofs and tail than of angels
afrectionatcly disposed toward him. await
ing to escort his soul to Paradise.
"But the polu's conception of Paradise
has also undergone change. Eternity
is no longer compassed BY an abyss of hor-
ror below and realm of unending bliss
above, for each man is inventtng theories
of his own, OF course quite IN keeping with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
yY1hat They Are Doing to
w a Tenth-Rate Harbor

Everything is being done on titanic
scale, and everything is being done to last.
The ports, the railroads that are being con-
structed, will still be standing hundred
years from now. There's no Home for
Christmas optimism about Americas method
of making war One would think she was
expecting to be still fighting when the
present generation is dead. She is invest
ing billions of dollars in what can only be
regarded as permanent improvements
LAS example of what America is ac-
complshng, I will take sample port in
France. 1t of tenth-rate Importance
little more than harbor for coastwise YES
sells and ocean-going tramps-when tbs
Americans took it over. By the time they
have finished it will be among the first
ports of Europe. 1t is only one of several
that they are enlargng and constructing
The work already completed has been done
in the main under the direction of the en-
gineers that marched through London in
July of last year. l visited that port in
January, so some idea can be gained of
how much has been achieved in handful
of months.
THE original French town still has tho
aspect of prosperous fishing village. There
are two main streets with shops on them,
there is one out-of-date hotel; there are q
few modern dwellings facing the sea Fo.
the rest, the town consists Of cottages, al
leys, and open spaces where the nets were
once spread TO dry. To-day, in vast cir
Gle. as far as the eye can reach, city Of
hpts has grown up In those huts live men
OF many naticns-Americans, French, Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

when they return to France. The American
doctors pointed out to me the pulpy flesh
Of the children and the distended stomachs,
which to the unpractised eye seemed sign
Of overnourishment. wind and water they
said; that's all these children are. They've
no stamina. Sugar bcets are the most eco
nomical means of just keeping the body
and soul together
Twice day, summer and winter, the
same tragedy is enacted at Evian. 1t is a
continuous, never-ending performance"
And what Of these repatriates thrust
back, paupers, into strange and half
ruined villages? Their condition is pitt
able, and here again the American Re-
Cross steps forward and reconstruction
work begins. "Ouvriers," or small
groups Of workers, settle in village and
an attempt is made to restore it to
something approaching normal life.
Such group is the Smith College Unit
which Lieutenant Dawson had the OPP
portunity to visit. Of it he writes:
II arrived at Grecourt on an afternoon
in January. 1t was here that the women
Of the Smith College unit have taken up
their tenancy. We had extraordinary diff
hculty in finding the place. The surround
ing country had been blasted and scorched
by fire. There was no one left of whom
we could inquire. Everything had persisted.
Barns. houses, everything habitable had
been blown up by the departing Hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

man prisoners. negroes. hhey are al, on
gagged IN tho stupendous task of construe.
ton. The capacity Of the harbor has,.
is being multiplied fifty times the bcrthin.
capacity trebled, tho unloading facilitie.
multiplied by ten. 4 railroad yard is holm.
laid that will contain 225 miles of track
and $40 switches. An immense locomotive
works ia being erected. Tor tho repairing and
assembling of rolling stock from America
1t was originally planned to bring over
$50 standard locomotives and 10000 fro,vh,
cars from the States. all eouirpod with
French couplers and brakes 40 that thc~
could become permanent part of the French
railroad system. These figures have aimee
oeen somewhat reduced by tho purchase Of
rolling stock i'm Europe Reservoirs mr..
being built at somc distance from the tow,
which will be able to supply 100000 eal.
Ions of purified water a day In order a,
OBTAIN the necessary quantity OF pipe, pipiue
WILL be torn up from various water AVA.
TENS in America and brought across IN.
Atlantic"
But there's another side to Americas
activities. Nowadays there are two
ways of waging a war--you can fight
with artillery and armed men or Won can
hight with ambuiances and bandages.
and America did not wait two and half
Ia
ond kind of warfare. America actually
committed herself to the Allied cause the
day when the first shipment of the sup
plies of mercy arrived in Paris, declares
Coningsby Dawson.
Belgium would not be the utterly de-
faint and unconquered nation she is to-
day had it not been for the mercy of
hoover and his disciples. Their voluntary
presence made the captured Belgian feel
that he was earning the thanks of all time.
They were neutrals but their mere pres
ence condemned the cause that had
brought them there. Their. compassion
waged war against the Hun"
The same is true, the author continues,
Of the American Ambulance Units, of
the women in the American hospitals
who nursed the broken bodies their
brothers had carried in from the battle
field, of Miss Hollis Lighthouse for the
training of blinded soldiers. By the
time Ambassador Gerard requested his
passports Of the Kaiser there were no
less than eighty-six separate organiza-
tons of mercy that had been operating
in France for the best part of two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

rible difference the corpscs pretended to
be alive. The American ambulance men
were there in force. They climbed into
the carriages and commenced TO help the
infirm to alight. The exilcs were all so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

about $4,000 day, returning from their
German bondage: 4.---'-"'
81 was on the platform when the train
pulled into the station Tt might have been
a funeral cortege, only there was hor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
\ Typical Arrival at
"A Eviian-les-Bains

AS another example of what the au-
thor terms "ministerng not to the
wounded armies, but to the wounded of
nations the following picture is given
of the arrival at Evian-les- Bains, on
Lake Geneva, of French repatriates,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

From Mental Mun;tions
stiff with travel that they could scarcely
move at first. The windows OF the train
were gray with faces, all Of them old, even
the little chldrcns. The Boche makes
present to France of only such human
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
I he Fate of Little Man Who Thought Himself q

" USSIA'S Carlyle is still to come.
E& Meanwhile, the modern giant
Il q bursting his bonds remains
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

sra Observation-Disclosures mel
lem Nu3luuo "a GtutrolmdQtcrnc
iorcliQNcr Ger lite uolct mi Al Ne.
moniul. Som bcticnht hnr 81 tnltC
SclcQatrr trlittct III ioritc Treo@til.
bun %tilbulc bu set unr b0ierct pao
Sen SoruOiUtniuG, at oQiuu &c purlNc
@llierebc ituloc lutte liz Ill Nrcoar1-
ocrhdnoliulcrue, hpuo &c life houoc
abort. Siltrob3 hcr'or bIcp hcNaC
Barter cuigc ON, al ser life par no
0en @rrnh iii, at o. lite tlrnoc tort
irttc Observation-Disclosures ON en- Sc
porutirco.
Otter Bette blcp MtoNeruc uoiut
noQlc Sage. o. oet heb liN al ioliaIN
&c r%llSiiifc Sclc1atcr ucuotc hicm Ill
Ectroarun ior al rapportcrc % ton.
icrcrc. Set par antnoct, al llnocr.
honolinlcrnc lcucrc iIuloc 9ienoptu.
.gca / MurichnL men ct telegram ira
Berlin uia Nmiterbou, bntcrct 16oC
San, mc0oclcr, AT NrcbSiorhuuolIn'
aerue blep g~icnoptaaet ! Gre Sitop't
ManboN Gitcrmiooa0.
ISIerc NieIoinQcr ira Nctrograb IN.
Scr poo, al Nolihepiternc life nTrcr
tort Saab ON. az Observation-Disclosures
pil ierc til uoget &eiuliat. Ter cr
mcQet riuge lloiigt Ill, al Spifernc piI
belt ilippc SnQ / DC ottlpcrche Tro'
|pinier, men bette err CT arap. iotr
Rueiernc life oil IRE pna.
@aa INSECT / @reit.Sitopit pao
Srebag / iorrige llec ircmla9oc %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
Oeroensfri0en
a NTiUion Sritere
unoer Oddben.
ira zibe 1.

Sir Iucflano @eooca, britiif NPi
hitter Tor THE Wotional Serplcc", GAP
WtanoaQ9 / lln6erbuiet cnbcl inter
esiantc CplD9uingcr. Son iagoc, al
Rcaicringcu bopoe bcllitttct life Tor
nPruGrcn0c at ln0fsrc Nerncpllgt
,Srlono oQ bcllcr life iorauore Den MI.
liturpliQti9c Nicer. Gn9lonO o9 oet2
aolonicr bopoe rciit ~ W{lIIlo1
W}un0, oQ ser trPnQco cn0ml rro
100000 Ill 100000 Ill.
"Cc ne9nc aienoSgicrninqer", lag
DC Cir GuCtlan0, "%ltettCr life Den
Yuuitan0, at pore Nrrucer lmcItcr
bort al W}angcl pao me Nctrlttcr, cl-
Ter al HCfrutcrlngcn CT gooct lltau.
Nclicrin0cn bar oue Gnfcltbcoer
unocricQt DC NQicrcbca Stilina meo
Nenipn til 2itIrontcn % HelllItdter
ne err life utilirco0ltiucnhe. Sclu ON
6l2lou0 o0 Gumpnicn looea noe AZ
NctraQtnind or DC Nllicrc0c / mime
rilt Sentence bctuoclig opcrle9lle
oucr Gcntrolmaqternc. Sra ct ltotl
Tiff StnnOplnft 9ipcr 'oolcoc3 6lcn-
ocn2 Stprtc lnNcn @rlurO til Nctpn.
ring.
Set al Gl2lano trUtfCr liz no al
Ari9cn bctpocr aunlfc pit, at 6%lcnOen
DiI iao life minorc emo 100000
Muno |oi9poniblc Tor Neltlronten
men tiltrooa bcrfor cr De Nulereoe@
oQ Nlnerifoa Hciourccr. tilItrpftelige
iii at iifrc o1 Scircn, oN iutct ilocl
en- piufoloAiif AntnltroIc ton reooe
GentrulmuAtcrnc.
Tor bner ToG iom gnnr, bllr Gn9-
LAMBS Stouoboitigbco AZ ltorrc %
itcrre N~ctuonin0 lor Nnldnccn. Nus
lato cr life lpn0cr ntc0 / Grlbco@-
fampcL Trantrig bar lat belle I'M
Stnrfc in0 / aanIpcu og fan life boz
re Oennc @proc / oct ncnoeIiNe, @me
rita CT Cubm life puu S%luQnlortcn,
% BET oil toNe WtanncOcr, lor Oct ion
rpffc irem mco iltlo Strait, &talicn
bar liot ~oluorliNc lllptfcr. Nno Stor-
britonnicn og ocn SpgtiqbeO, buor-
ulc0 set fon onpcnbc i'm man
pomcr", pil oltinl bcro sc ton1mcnoe
WfoanC0Cr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
Ct britiif Suc Fab.

Sonoon i5oe San. - Get brittle
Nlrbeiocrpor.i bar / ct @uoifob til
Set r%laiiitc IoIf crflrret, at 0et bri-
tiitc Tolf oftepterer sc rll2iiifc @ol-
ihcpitcr9 Erinciper ON IoIfcnca
Observation-Disclosures % cr oiuia til
at giore octtc anpcnoelig oQiaa pau
oct brittle Hi1c, IGrIiQ MIiooeIcitcn
Nfrita "a &noien,
bette &uoifnb. iom iooa bleu oi
icntlialiort al set brittle Nrbciocr.
pnrti o1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS parlamcn.
tnriitc aonitc / SCREENING, beoer Sci
vi. a.:
"%i hor naaet til Ell Strife &riaen.
observation-disclosures / @rcit.2 itopif cr
blet ubiot, ioroi Spifcrnc hor ncltet
at nncrtieu0e Trincipet on Solfcuea
SClubeItcmmeliesref o. ON Sreo
uoen Nncrationer. Serueo bar Sen
tralnlngtcrue talt uocIuttcnoc poo
Sen militUrc Stat$ Tegue.
! ocnnc ariie MAJ set brittle Golf
tale, iorNi Sen itore % iarItae Spga.
pe tou Iuftc$ &usierre flrn buiS oC
~itottcS Al Solicit operaIt.
Set brittle Solf maa protIomerc
o"pericr Hu@Iauo % Gentralrnoatcr.
nc. at sets Maal er iocntiitc nlco
Nu@'cruc3. at heller life VI Ter noaell
nloen Minaoe at gisrc Oct al nleb Nj.
litariSmcnS Snber eub REQ Selpbc.
itcmmelie@rct % Sreo uocu Tnucra.
tiouer.
Soet ri anpenber &c r~llSiiite Erin'
ciper poa port eact SilirIoc, err nj
iulot opmerfiomnic poa DC Frcble'
mer, iom oerpeo opitaar, r.cn octtc
boiler oS life tilbagc.
Get brittle Splf ~afceptcrer Trinei'
pet on "ingen gnneraticner" ior DEF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
DARTMOUTH bombdrceret.

Gnitc ari0aitibe bor otter popct
liz iaa NOR ino nnocr Den cll9eI'te
Gitfuit, at De bar funnel bombaroere
Den bcficnotc apitbp 9ornloltth,
&crom mcooelc2 o~iiicielt ira Scn=
BON bcu lobe Snn.:
"Wornlolltb blep iguor bombnroe'
ret ira Sieeu. SIoen oobneheS lem
Winltcr Tor ST. 10 igaur IfteS o9
uoreoe omtrent / fem Winnter. Sm'
trina 20 @ronoter ialot / @pcn. Gen
iioltc Yolitiropport mcooeler, at ire
IcrIouer blen hrpbt % 10 Iadret.
Gen motcrielc Sfobc, ion onrctteoe@,
cr life betpOclig."
yarmouth 150e San. Get iIenots
lice Sartoi, ipm iQour Nltc@ bonlburs
ocrcoe yarmouth, por %anta9clig ells
ten en- llnbcrpanoaboob cuer Ell Get.
truoier. Nucn bIep ler't fra'tl9 be-
Init peo MITlp AZ Sp2bombcr. %onl'
bur0enucntlt uore0t omtrcnt ottc Wtt-
mrtcr. @ncu9 &u0uuolerc blep tllo-
itUuoia opcrrumplet TNu 0runo AZ
oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Otprtc tint
Sc Gicuocu lite ices. Ter blep aim.
ret melltru % "a - Stu0 tori HTf.
fciolQc. MunQc &inOucr blep tnrlt,
oQ ct itort 9lutnl Nu>tnNc % Ecl@-
pihcr bIru o0clnQt.
yarmouth liQlcr pmtrcnt 10 Nil
i Noroeit Tor @onoon oQ hor omtrina
10000 %nomQgcrc Nncn har tore
Stib3pcriter oN Ell bcnoclig 6iitcin.
Ouitri. SlbU NriNcu bclunbtc bar
ocu uUrct bombarocrct aicntd0nc
WouQc bnnoc ira %lt'tcu % noe ira
Naoet - iioitc WouN ocn lNc Scpt.
iioitc SOFT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
Ocitrale uol0n.
oinocrs MilitorpliSt

Mainluoton Sen 14oe San. @or-
ocrc cQcr ltnocriaattcr Al eiropTi'tc
noitralc 2anoc nil, enten oc bar no
tuuct inc ioritc &apirer cQer CT, bli
iritoget ior at qiore MilitGrticneItc,
ONT De ocront inoienoer Nnipgnil9
Qieuncm line reipcftipc o%ipIontotiIfc
ReprGicntoutcr bcri 2anOet. DC, iont
nlcrcoc err / Sieuciten, oil, uco at be
.uiie, at Sc ircnloeIca cr ct neitrolt
2onoa @prlcrc, bli mcobclt Nfitco
ira (ienciten.
NJ iuaoarmc npitrnle Sall0ea Dor.
acre bciinoer liz MI / Sieneitcu 1855
Sucnifcr, 249 %plpn0cre, 1,O04
Nor0mpn0, 5t6 Snnifcr % 224
Schmci5crc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
en- ny Uinsenes Oroen.

Bolton, Maia., Den 14be San. -
Masiochuietts begpnote ioo9 Den npe
Sin9cneS Sroen, DER bl. a. beltem-
mer, at Torretningsbu9en Iful begpn-
De ST. 9 Sorm. % lutte ST. 10 Nj
ten. @utiferne lnaa BOG fun boloes
aabne ira ST. 8 Sorm. til SCI. 8 81
termiooag.
Spparmings= og Glepatort enelten
/ De Itore aontorbperinger ifal ltan-
les ON gftenen og ON Sproagelle ON
Gfterlniooagen og Sen- og Seuig-
oa9e belle Tngen. SbeaterioreitiQin-
ger maa life bare lGngere END til 8l.
1920. ainematografer mtaa itGnge
ST. 10.
Banter, Heitallranter, 9uncb
Blooms % 9lpiier er BOG %unotagne
ira oisie @eitemmeIier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

unoer Sropperne if llubi9tning ira
Tpens Vranop9ien, lDffeoeS oct at
faa guat meo Sloen.
On SeIttsibpgning irloeboloenoe Ell
bell Gel 8epGrammunition bar lterft
iloiat, men BET lpffeoes Soloaterne at
foa Nmmmnitionell i%ierlet, ier Slben
noaeoe 9pgningcn.
@orniionscbeien, Sberit :. $.
Garle, Der itrar bopbe laoet dn'tillc ell
llnoeris9elie angaaenoe Slbens Op-
fonlit, i%ortalte, at ban ielte Jig oper-
bepiit ON, at oen life bar pauiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
u.Saao,Syner

@aluciton, Ger, Den t4oc Saniar.
Siclpe traaoleie Napporter ira ell
omcrifonit Totrlllicbaao CT ell ficnot.
li9 llnocrpalosbnao igaar blcuct Oh.
icrucrct t25 Dbl / Spopit beriro.
Sfient Siiicercrue / Sort Groctctt
life piloc uotole ii9 ON Sogen, ino-
rpmmcbc oe BOG, at Soloatcr al aD't.
artiucrict. iom haube iaaet Tcrn1is-
lion ior Nitcnen, oar blet tllbagefalo.
re iorat bcmanoc &pitbattcrierne, %
al lloiteoclicn al TaS miblcrtioig par
ln0itillct,
Sfient SanoipnIigbeben taller Tor,
at bette SlIiGloc ogiaa er ct al DC
"Snner". iom iau pitc icr anaipelig
bar pTret ia9ttoact, bar Wpnoighe'
Ncrnc Tor Slffcrheos StpIo trliiet
ole acknowledgements.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

brittle Niges @eofomncnoe. Gette
pil / bort 1iliGloe anpenoes paa
Ifio6eIoiten, Airifa o. SSlloien.
Vi gnlter at min6e oct rrsiiife
Soft ON, at Storbritanien - belGrt
al 8abet al DC amerifanife aolonier
/ Oct 1Sbc Iorbunbreoc - par oen
ieritc moOerne Stot til at tilitoa Ell
Grippe al bet5 Snopoonere ililO.
itGnoie Selpbeitemmeliesrct, /. Gr.
Canada, Iltitralien, Spboirifa. o9
Nem Zealand.
Men pi afcepterer Trincipet ogiua
Tor &noicna % andre brittle @eiio-
oclierS &ebfommenoe. 49,
"Si reIpeftcrer oct turfiifc ,Solfs
'lIucrnGre llaibpngigbeo / oere5 ra
tionale Sjcnl'tc6er, mel hi tror, at
oercs Negiering$ S%erreoemme opcr
anore Solfellag or ell Sinortng 'pr
ocreS cgen rationale llopifling. %or
He0ierin9 bar ertlpret bette o~perfor
enfeltc a. bisle Solfellag iom Nra
berne, Sprernc / Talritina, og Nr-
meniernc. Sroningen nleo Bette ber
operla0eS iii Sreoafonierencen og
Den permallcntc internutionnle Srga-
niintion iom ri buober pil bli ctable.
ret Ser.
SQiao / Oct tropiifc Nirlta glucr
ri Iifulo pno Nmnerotioncr. Sngen
mcner, at Den iortc Nocc fan itnre iig
ielp. Men |. trpr, at Ireoatonfercn-
cen buroe tilraooes at title belle oct
tropiifc Iirifu lnecr cnSartet inter
national 6ontrol.
Si opiorbrer Central Guroca5
6olf til at ltotnle iig clcr iau fine
Hegicringcr til at tale for Jig - |
ct Suar til Huslnno og o@. 81 op-
iororer Dem til at iraifripc Jig one
Elaner ON glnnerationer / europa
meb inmme Sprietiebeb, Ionl ri sisr
oct Tor @liiens @ebfommenbe.
@i opfororer Dem til at tilitaa Sen
famine Selpbeitemmelies ret til DC
i%ranife, elinifc, italienlfe, polite oa
oonife Weolemmcr al berc5 Stoter,
;on1 Nllslono bar tilitaoct 6inlono,
aurlanb, 2ithnl,en og rusliif Folcn."
ManiieItet %lliltter ~laolcbes:
"Spnaitiernes SamilicintereSicr
cQcr Sen bcrifenoe tplfc, elterrigIfc
% magparife &loSics gnifer ON at
bcrife oper andre &laSier % Nationo-
liteter mao life lGrger itaa iueien
ior Selpbeitemmel ieSrettens 9lnpelt-
oelle oelaa / Central europa og Der
peo binore oens Inpenoellc / euro
pa / Set hele, li0e iua liot ,om britilf
3apitalisnlc ma biilore oens 9ln=
penbelie andre Steoer.
Central uropas Solf: Ienne for
fGroelige aataitrofe for MenneIfebe'
oen, bette fatale Sammenbruo / Den
cipiliIerebe Geroen fnn enoes peb ct
Neberlag for Militarismen paa beg
ge Sioer % beo SER for morolif og
inteQeftuel &etifaffenbeo pau beggc
Sioer. Sfal @erben reobes, mao
oen reooes neo aues gienIioige Sp-
riotigbeo % Hetlfniienbeb. - 6or-
ism life cbers Yligt mi. 2oo life
ebers &e9ieringcr orlpc set brittle
Solf, iom set bar brcpct bet rltSIilfc
6olf, mo ! oct ioriGroclige @alg mel
lem at iortiptte &risen eler at op-
aipc Sc cneite Nrinciper, 'om fan REQ
oe &eroen. Spis bette Talg tpinges
poo os, iful ri pGlge som Nitslano
polgtc. vi ifol fortiGtte, men In-
iparct pil bli cberS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
Wmerifa ssssss WQicreDc
| TcrDenstrigcn.
1918 uosauc

1918 U0gaDc.
st rigt illmitrcret % %imitrnftiu. Sefte
meo &c npcite Starter uper &c trigs
iprcnoc Ganoc meo ipeeicllc Starter
/ itur Waalcitpf pper DC fDrifjelligc
j.. Truntcr.
Sctte pr9gtige %erf inoeboloer
blanot aloet Ell "H~coegierelie for
9eiierens Ylaner ON ct &~eroensrige
ira Samburs til 9agoao", @eifripelie
al Ell arnerifanif Solbats llbitpr, meo
bper @ienitano ofbiloet % merfet
meo Yris, "SfibSbpa9erierne % IL
@aooene", "Sporior &c omerifanife
trooper err / lorraine iitriftct al
ben iranife SSront", "Spboebcmbcr"
0. /. D., .. I. b.
vi De mango uOrnerfeoe Siaeoer
.ifol iiGr uGpnes Ell oobbeltiibig
Iremitiling al CT init Inareb meo
iIpoenoc Slb paa engelife trooper, ct
lepcnhe Slaa al SrIogsaaiter. Soto
l~raiier al General Terihiug % 20.
miral Gins % oe forifielige @iueocr
ira pore Cutters 2ip / Sranfris.
Settc Seitt CT paa Gnselif.
Tris 80 GcntS eler iom TrGmic
neo "Toiten" ct slar S1.15.
B. PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
1llinoisIopen l~taof0itet.

@oibington oen 14oe San. Silt
nois G%cntralbanen og 2S ANDRE Sa-
llcr bar tobt lin Sag MOB Statell
SuinoiS iorat ian Sopen, Der ia'tlPt-
ter Eaaia9ertarterne til = Sent pr.
Wtil, erfl9ret ugploig. De Sor. Sta
tera Seieiteret bar nenllig / Ell ioag
afgipet aienoelie erflpret Den Tor
grunolopsmGslig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
N~listcnfelis Brand.

@aihiUaton Den 14be San. TN bel
GclN Observation-Disclosures. oeriblanot
Trouiant til Ell @Groi al 100000,
coclagocS al eli ~Slbebranb, iom Del.
uiS Iaaoc @aibinaton BARRACKS Sn.
ieuocuturoepot / Iife.
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