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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Gnocl qooc % billigc Spqcr!

SrobS Sen ue9cmGsiqe 5orbinbcle no Norge bar set o0iaa ioar
lpfes os at importere enbcl 9egcr. Saalan9t Splagene refer, fan hi
tlbpoc bore 8piere fpgenbe Bigger til De unferte lape Yrthr.
Werf TrGmicaflnget, mar cit @pg bGiles iamtioig mco at man
abunnerer paa "Tuien" eaer fornpcr i'm Snbfrpium.
s gHlonc Qrnfsr al Menholb Srtmatn. Spcriot fra Sff al Garen
Sunot. en- icnintionel SortGuing ON Ell ulpffelig ing Tige5 SAT-
genfab % Yr0ueler. III Sioer no ct imutt Stuonbobe O. IL
paa 3iteIbIabet. Eris SOC. Och "Epien" IT Im -. Q1.SJ
Jeiige Climber. SmnorHtife og olporlige 1ortr0inger: Gigte, Sela-
mutionsnuntre og Snaabitorier for 9anifefreoien og O. en-
Jorcningsipet, 10 Sioer. Tris Boo. Yeo Eunen ct Nar VXsVV
Sfrpeborbets Semmclisbeb, iortpqing al ISABELLA Braun, neb mango
@iueber. 211 Siber. On peifrepet % lrrerig SipSbUtore q TX
for umse % sanle. Tris SOC. aeo "luhcn" ct Nar -. |4.6J
@rafet pa aoralrepet, ens af GeritlferS uomerfeoe SipfortUainser,
po gorif peb Gctleien. SnbbpIb: Snpblf. Snble6et. Yrafet.
Gneboerem. @n 0poogcfe llpentet 8orInrAe. Slut- G. en-
ming. Yris Doc. Mco Soften" ct Nar ......-.... TA.OU
Spr gfcherem3 Sfp!o, Ell 1urtrQing ira @onoon Gronnna NPuraa Gage
mco mango @iNeber. Sn0bolo: 8laoc SiOenoer. Saoer 3an.
Ngnes ger 5rcmifribt. Strioens &ierne st SpergSnaal. Sfpg-
gen. Sgroelge Gferrefninger. Spes &rone. Salt 100 g. IL
Siber, inobunoet. Tris SOC. Deb Yuhen ct Nar ..... pA.sJ
B. %ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO., DEBORAH, IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
leu eleftriife SOD.

Noano / @oono nleo Sen pgeoe
Gleftriiicering inotrpffer natlIrli9
bis ogiaa lllpftcStili9lbe, irenbragt
al oen eleftriife Strsm. Sprlig
Observation-Disclosures foraarIngCr
hpert glor ct betpbelig Intal lllpt=
fer, iom ofteit meo osoelig llogang.
Get er berior ~naturlig, at Sioen
ifobSmanoeu bar begpnot at ipsiel-
iptte iig meo Spprgsmanlet Den
eleftriife SOB.
Cen crperimenteue 6D'iplogiS og
Glettrotcropien5 @riaringer CT for
SteriteOeIcn bcicircbe paa 6orlos
meo ipag Strpm % ifriper JIG ira en-
ISio, ga Gleftrotcfnifen ellonl bar /
lin @arnbom.
Gen iuagc Strsms Snopirfning
paa set ccntrnIe Nerpeipitem bar
pUret @jenitouo for gruloige Stn-
rier, % oct cr oerior unoerlig, at
man bar unieet BET for at pGre Sor-
iturrelieu it0cn oct centraIe Nerpe-
iuItenn, Iom or @rlnocn til oen elef-
0po. %co Sorieg meo iaa-
pel Menncitcr lom Gpr bar man
ucmlig fouitnteret S%antnlelle al
ManoeOrGtSccntrct.
) SIuhlingcu at iorriae Iarbnlt'
orcoc bcQuuote man imiolertlo mere
% mere at rette fin SpmerfIomhec
poo Niertet. @oa @rrnolag al tai
riae, mitcmotiifc Sorleg notaler
|repolt % @ateui / Genera, at %
SEN / IIminoclisbeo foraariase&
ucN. at Niertetamrenes I'lilteleeller
noIpttc3 Tor uregelmGsIige @eoR'
aclicr, iom binorer Siertcts natar'
!iQc l~lSpioniua al Sammentrpf'
ring. 2crigicncm pil @loocirtn'
lationeu ppbsre % Ssoen inOtr9T'e
&c nrpnte Sorifere bar fonltaie'
ret, at nctop De oiteit forefomnelt'
sc Strcmitprfer, nemIis 11O-50c
Colts Sppuoino, / ben,e Senleenof
err iGrIia iarligc. Sibber ct Nen'
neife meS iugtiee al9oer paa Ct
Metalunoerlog. fan @erprln9en mer
en- NaarIie i~ioleret @lsoelampelottel
pGre nof til ciebliffeIis at iremfa!ot
Seoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Nnmetote 9posfalo.

Wrs. aari Gnberion, @lacf Garth.
gSiS., 10 aar. - Souei 5upeng, Otter
Gail 60, Minn.. rs 2lar. Irs.
Sobn Sanion. @Ientpooo, Ttnn., 80
Nor. @rs. Ssrsine Olion, 8aticn,
Ninn., 90 Gar. 0nrolo Spnsuus,
~ Claire, 8is.. 90 Gar. - Irs.
D 5obnion 9obse 60, @inn.. So
dnr. Sernan Sorobeirn @aIcott,
u. 2at. = 3. @btpnrD Senien, @ius
neot9, Winn., Sc @or. ~ 9ans Sans
ION, Gilmore, 81. SAT. s. anr. 81.
:. SperIon, Winneiotas SoIonterbiem
Son. Sobn Soften, Sertile, Winn., 90
aar. Ole q. SIGpa, gIt @ouno,
y9i3., So Nar. = Carl g8. IeIion.
6argg, q. 8. - WrS. Smut g. Steen,
@rootinss, g. 8, 90 Hnr. - Nrs. 9.
%. unoerbabl, Stougbton, isis, SO
aar. SiIba @artinion, 6itteroaI,
@linn. @rs. Soreer 3. Sbomlpion.
Baltic, g. Sal. - @rS. Gbriiten IS.
Sdnoe, Surlep, Sa., 90 Ndr. - Sacob
ClIon &age, See, Sa. - ole o. Norbs
IN, NieISpiue. Winu., 80 Iar. - Z.
{. ajerIanb, Nabclifie, ga, so Nar. -
Mrs. Sn8ebors Ole, Eacoma, @aib., 43
Par. - Peter 8raIo1b. Storn Gitn,
a., 81 Nar. Iagmt3 y. Ruitab.
5iour Sails, g. 3, 80 aar. - Sepert
y. Nenne, 6ornce, ". Sat, So Nar. -
!iii5 Bessie Nuien, Mc6arlnno, 8is..
u War. - Sobn q. SmOe, &ate @iIs
iou, Wtin1., so Nar. - 6enrp Sorgers
iJn, Ruibforo. Minn., 35 Nar. - Wr5.
9iaubi Siietb, @inhal, @irn.. 90 aar.
MRS. Seunie Slien, Seattle, 1aib., As
aor. @rs. Marie Snno, Ballard,
S9oib., so @ar. Nrs. q. s.. Gill
bert, @rpant. @aib., "A Nar. - Wlrs.
SIen Sirgitte anberlon. YouIsbo,
SSaib, II Iar. - Nrs. 2ena 9eraes
ion, SertIeb, Gal, 30 Nnr. Mrs.
Sobn 8. Sobnion, &ibbB, @inn.. %.
Adr, Sobn S6ompion, gabfieIo,
@is., 81 Mar.
~ minneapolis: Marb 9erg.
% Nar; Ole 9. SIion 80 Nar; ara
RE gunerion; Sans Nlitrlrp Sorohpp;
80 anr; @arp anna ao6nion, So aar;
Carrie 8. &auion. fra Ntpater, Iinn.,
SO aar; Mrs. Serine Yeberisn. so
Nar; Nel5 SEMEN % &ar; SuIius
ariitian NorolauS. AZ Nar; Chris u.
Gather, 68 War; Sentriee Sinitno, ira
@iubou,, Winu.
: Gbico9o: 6arbb SanIen, IS
War; Srnnf e. G%nrlIen, 81 Gar; @nz
gebrigt Mop; Pima g%usuaIbIen, 81
Nur; Si9ne 6eleue Slien; Gnil 8oz
LAMB Sabl; Ir5. Nlnta @arien, 30 Gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

orcltoe Wprctlle, bpor Sipet pillics
rer. Suiener al grbeibere fproes /
@aoerne TENT % tiolig. @perS SO.
pe0gnoe er JON en- eneite ititanielig
Strpm al traple WenneIfe fer. SeIp
Ben 'eoni9ite gamle ga3arfjprring
bar OUnnet Jig til ct roifere Sentpo
III, oo Serb lutomobiIer fuller gien-
ncnl @aoerue.
Gn Nolitiitprfe og ct 9ranoforpS
er blcuet organiieret. De ganlle
Gaoclpgter bar moattet pige for
eleftrilfe @uelampcr. GanoleoniugS-
nettct er blepet ll0pioet. Wolfeer er
blcpct int iitanb, @aber b~rolagte,
Sfoler aabnet. G~anopogne farer
gienncm 0aoerne og 9iuer Dem Ell
forfriitenoe Snid, naar Sagen er
Geo og tor. De ialitTre @ipnoig-
leoer bar afIogt oe melt bortgiernte
og minbit rerlslige al gpens Soar.
taller. Stanf, Stcp % llbumifbeo
niger, og Vpen boloer paa at blipe
en- mo0erne Storbp. Sper 3igriS
er ser bpgget TO me 9roer.
Ser er SoteQer, &lubber, Ell Wors
Genapi5 og utaaige Heitnllranter
meO brittle Napne, ion bar Ell
biemlig Slang for bore Soloater,
laoiom "Npoc Torf", "llnion Sact",
"2onoon", "gmpire", "Frince OF
@alcS". % ber iom opcralt, buor
Gngelifmpno forbes, OripeS Spor-
ten nleo 2iu % Splt. 9tplten buer
Ga9 orrangereS Der Gricfet-, 500
bolO- eaer SocfcD Wat6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Wftmni.

So Nien9 / Sto9cn tnsln~
90 Sddrir rem pnn Ninu.
Z 2nuoi &iuhcn ruslar.
10 idnrt ban ibro / Simu
$50 8rlnnr 9aub pan apjit
% @Ioman' Ii99 / Miolb.
NOa cr oct CO heb nit,
10 ting / &ug oo 6olo?"
Ser cleft e9 eingonQ YrL
her 10 ca, 10 set long.
no cr eA mDrf / SirL.
og StrenAcn ben Tie aIonQ."
Set Qrpt fran 2nup o9 @lno.
ION bIeife ligg pno 3oro,
cit ein5lcAt, GubSlegt Nua0
ilm glade Sag ion for.
so ituuar, % 30 Ter
ifrin9 'cG ole ltnb;
men ingen her Ell Der,
bert folnn 2aup og &Ino.
"Nei, hnu er burte no.
o. nlori fem ban utt.
Yto INN e9 aIhri No,
no uert set bcrre Matt"
GO Vauoi INF al @piil.
% @Iouuau Iigg / Soro.
No bep sci ale nit
Den GLADE sag, iom for.
Som Norito
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

5prternc or blepet idgct pna ale
I75rontcr, Srcoen Far bolot lit Sll0.
tcg / 9agouo, pg Siuct bar for
lpnsIt bc8pn0t at orte Jig bcbagelig
Ter baaoe for Ben brittle SGr ig
Tor Ben inoieotc 9efolfning, %ifriper
en- &orreipanoent peb bcn brittle
GrpeoitIonsbGr / Welopotamien til
"SailD grpreia": Ga ri bolot port
Srotog / @ngbuo oen lite Mnrt5
ifior, iaa @pun no, iom ON Sen car
oeo % aifolfct. Hu er Den Ell mpl-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

lirsmmebe ino poa BAN: Ser er
TO WGnb, Som mn itaor operior
bperanore, &inoenburg % Sod. at
2ieblif fommer, % De ifnI prsuc
Strpf ter meb bperaibre. Gen al
benz, Iom bar araft igien til ct iiOitc
Slag. blioer- Seierberre. 5 bar
ogIaa Glemenceait. We1l Glenlcli-
ceau 90 Sod er / @rlunoen et. so
De TO bar itsrre g9roi for 6ranf-
rlge emo Ell bel Mrme. Si0en iii
fringe Gfgjerelien. Dor Sio gaar
ira os, nu pil De iaa i'm, % Der pil
blipe Sreb."
San o9ffeoe lit 9lnligt meo 69ns
oorne % bulfebe. San inogieb mig
Ell Slags 6rpgt, ioni ON oct par
lelpe 8ienocns inoerite Iepeubc SiGI,
Ger her plloieIig aabenboreoe iig for
MIG. So iamtioig itrpmmebe Ger
glenncm mig en- umaaoclig @lGoe.
seq plloe Done bert paa bant len.
gore, lugct inc bans Orb. Men Ell
llnoerofIicer bite Jig peo %orten.
Zen tpife Officer Iprat op o. blcu
l%taaenoe UNDER Itram 8ip Mgt.
Sans SrGf bleo boaroe, ban ifiao
Vrpltet trent, og ban iaa mig / 2i.
meme meo ct folot 9lif, bilitc paa
mllitpr Wnner. aioroe eucrgiif belt
ON, og leg Iaa BAN gaa ino / &eiil.
bltlen - Ell tito, tram, bebcrifet %
oiIcipllneret SfiffeIie - ct 9inere
paa bette Spiflanb, bpi5 Iterilc
Stprfe er octs Sptleri."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
IRA Gats KATE, @imm.

, SjaaS mig Num / "Toiteu" for nogIc
0iuier. Ger er iiclocn at ie uo8et /
SercS Sl0o iro Gals 9ate. ser lever
II iaa az iige i StoReu, itient Here
prusti4e Saume or rpNoet op her % Der
rRSt @ueu. en- Sn9mcQe or / @aug
Der, Ssmmere,. iom iasss OF her,
'ra8tes bertil for oet mcits paa Ssrn,
bnueu. On aa~sleiabrit or isaua belle
Ndrct. bpor M Ell bel Del Bigger %
Gutter beitiGitigeS. Sioite SMoag bar
Ieblemmer az "Ssuuer al Norge 9osc
| Gals GATE men SnmiIier inobuet hi
SIR. % Mrs. Qeimer Nanions prretise
Sdrmbiem Ill WiSoas. % BET er iclps
iast. al ioa omireut ale moSioe Sno,
bqSeIien 90 Loo %etterne image. &rs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

Spis BET er mere eno TIE Naane'
Der iiben Scres Smbifriptipn molsb
(Iorssielappem paa Seres %piS III
ier altiO 2utOsn) bsr Se uSen Cp'
holo iuoicnSc Seres Torupellesfon'
tiuseut, oa .Sbe War Snemiries
%oarS" clers tuimaer os til at ia
Scres @apn al Giiten | 2pbet Of 1t.
tpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Atrgeftge Yp6eoer.


pice 6Ioa".
0oitor S. D. Bach, G~panStou
Sa.. hor poa eniterumig AnnoonlnQ
al fine NtcniQbrocr %aiiIGoct oct ban
tiIltincoe SuIo fra @outonln % SSell
AnIoen norif lutberite W~tenl9heoer
@iSconiin.
Gen onnf amerifonife Brett,
81. Gh. Gorf, ifnI / Ell npr 6reHItio
iii IronfriQc; ban bor nenlt9 AZ
81 NJ. G. q. iaoct / CphroQ at or.
ooniicrc ct Sfolearbcioe bIonot 'en-
b%crinoifc a%ri9aian9er.
81 "Serpice 6log" meO 10
Gticrncr bIep inooieo ! Safe Benton
Weuiohcos airfe Den 4Oc Nugllt.
Strhcts Brett, Otto @erboro, ino
nieoc IIuqct eftcr SrimeS'c0uootle'
ncitcn. Gn itor, GoriarnIing nar I'll
'te0e.
WiIo Ricc @%arnebiem inopieoe
ct "Scrpicc Stag" iioite Ssnoag. Ser
or - Stierner pao set. Gcttc bctn-
Der Of bette port @nrncDicln bar -
Gutter / 2nnoet5 Gicncitc. Nicnr
NOT Grc;t Roitor 8 &c. NclioL
irhniehe 6Iaoet.
Wo;tor pcru6orb COLLECTION,
Mro,t IL Zen frrite crouoclilfc hltb.
airfc, MuIfcgou, NPichignlL bar
r,;SIcrtiNio betient ,>mmonnels W}c
,;,bch euttnrs Nop. Wicb.. ira
;,,,,c ~,ni GSibchpn iii ll0onn1cn
~ M,,,(it Wnoreh
Troicsinr SoIcm Tom nlcO ne
or, 7no+i1hrh nor prrct Carer rC0
Eomro5e Goncoc Iibcn nrpntc Sfo
Irs 7nrettcIfc. or mi bIct oniot Tom
So,,,e croIcs gcitrer, bnilfcn Stil
Iin1 bor ooIoo oriecs meoet fpoliii
rrrpt for ~Quthernnercn"
Eohooou N2euiohe0 o. Some
o,,nsn Wcniohpo 90,o San. har
;,rttot i, Solnrcu iii en- Wlrniuhco
M boIner mn fine Gn6Sticneiter /
0ioc, Eohooon hnor mon noioa en-.
ooro ! o., ro,r Trcmtlh ooter ot bnu
90 Sen nnc Wcui1bcns Qirfc NE
" Utn NV W,,.or 0o,,1
rm
Noitor q 81 guub cr fol6t til
P"'SS, Snnn Erccf W}c
h',I,lt,''9 Sa"[p :" oT M;forl
49, ,r" non Nov onto,rt
l9,lS ,r,,fo, - ],iIiIn,tc If mn,
S'ntp;> tT na,' na,rn,o,tc I~rrn,tin
~" 81 E;,orn,onS WaSbtioo
SS 49, 49,, ;ffo forSt ,onn;nt
,y' y" N
'''' ~ mon;,h,hs u,o
S3m;v,''5 p;,tn', y T,f ;mS
po,'S' 'ot.''a, -, mas IA 1t;cr.
~ ,SoTS,, ot 0,rn ol;+c, Scr
nI, 'S a.. ~ %Io,at 6onNc a., G,,TS,
~ ,'"a,I., nau"" E,r ,n,
,uI'... iSpSs' 9T E,n,m o,,n;s G3o;h
o. on pa, ''o' o"t'T ,n,.r t,,rt, ,cS
Fu,'%,
>''''',,""'", ,n>, DIS, 1uG.
N'n 10y ~, ~ y" NNp,
ruIGl[H W. 1...' as 49,, ~
o. a,luIp y N'.s,',;, as ~,
*u.'Pl I",$ o",,, t,In. a',r
lor No'llup u" >a'U,'. o9,a' ~,
I'"8sP'|ouyH Nv Fu.,J' n'',4'' o,'C
C.'''o '"o,''' Su,~'"'''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Wcnlinc Gro.

EercS GirtulGrc AZ 7be Sept. MOB
tnget. ErisforbsieIien bar jeg osntet
/ lrn0ere (ib. Cat for, at Sc / iad
lon0 5io bar icnnt os Yreiter @Inoct
FOR hnIu Nri5. Cm Sc MI hnnOe for
hoict @riien Ill , eIler eubog 3 Collars,
oiloe Sc beGpIot mig inn Nbonnent; ic9
life bstr re "9ecorahs
Soften, i~nnITuae ie9 ian lG'e.s &c
boIocr alt tpiliomt Stoi borte fra 9ercs
poltcr % lererer Nreie % tioSmGs'igc
Nconftiou8ortiiler. Sc meohcler sc pGs
icutli0itc NnbeOer fertile o9 inmmcne
trrnGte; on DIR, NraiSlnu0S Norres
ItoubuuIcr or omermoooe lrreriac. III
oi9ic % Here @ruroe or "2ccorats go
item" set @Iao ieg helit lrier - o9 liz
ier belt i0icuucm.
(@ait.l 81. gorge,
Stou9biOn. &i3.
Hoet lea inbicuocr contingent for
mia oQ Ell III, pil ie1 totte inn meget for
@luNets uomcrtet oohc &uSboIn. Seq
bar luoct mango lric BET, % Here
bar ioQt, at BE innr Nreicre Over
iiRt outr Ariqcu3 SANG al Soften"
cub al uore 0oosnpiier. 9ette bar n0s
ion belle Sibcn pGret mini Cpfnming.
ga lea Ter, at SC MT 0ar iprrt tibet
Nmuouccr, % lea peN, AZ Ser mon ipns
res pan @opir. piloe len blot li9e, at
lea fnr min Gel % nn9Ie unore, ioin le8
har tult mes uilNc ware tilireOS ON DC
muattc inciucure StorreI'cn no9et.
Tormotct fan fnr "9rutu'5 StnIb BAN
Hello iorouNrc5, men ri piINe barre til
frcN2 mco / 1irer5 EirahaQSmmcr,
nonr "Nrncu" iolQer. %uo ni5ic piIoc
u hnnc ion Nri99citcrrcuinGer, Ne
'r,Nuftjoutnc Seoere, Enriierrrcp oa
SIR. Qocouorn9 ioQIiat uCrCjiuINe SAB
Ira. c0 mlIiQcuS nuplc Smnunhhcocr
lummentrruQt Eorm. Seq mcnte
Nctte FOR Nopirbcip1rtlic til ri Tan
nof 1ctule no0Ic Gents mere ogi0a.
z. Eborp,
@ilcuau, sail, Canada.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-12
RED CROSS MARTYR
KILLED BY SHELL

The grave of Lieut. Edward NJ. Nc
Key, who was killed last June while Oh
duty on the Italian front where he had
charge of an American Red Cross roll
ing canteen, lies about q mile and Il
half behind the battle line on the lower
.piave. 1t is a simple soldiers grave,
and only the American flag with which
it is decorated distinguishes it from
those Of his Italian comrades in arms.
The fine qualities displayed by the
Italian soldiers so aroused Lieutenant
Mckcy's admiration that he gave free
vent to his enthusiasm. "How sp!en-
dldly the Italians are tighting.' were
the last words he uttered, for Just then
an Austrian shell, exploding at their
side, ended his life, at the same time
seriously wOunding Captain Colabattis-
IT,. The latter, who has since received
decoration for valOr, paid the highest
tribute to the devotion Of Lieutenant
Mickey, his enthusiasm and the tactful
manner in which he performed his
charitable mission among the soldiers.
To quote his own words: "Let us rem
der homage to the memory of this
valiant American Red Cross officer,
who Gied with words Of enthusiasm for
our soldiers on his lips. The Austrian
shell which cut short his career has
not slenced his voice. On the cor fra
ry, the sacrifice of his life has immor-
talized his words of praise for Italy's
fighting men. 1t has also forged one
more link between our country and his
own"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-12

Miss Billie Carlton foreground) popular English actress
found dead in her bed in Hotel Savoy London after victory
ball. and Mrs Vernon Castle Gin workers. cosme Amer
dancer whose Miss Carlton had visited just before her
DEATH and who is questioned by authorities investigating the
death said to have been due to cocaine other
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-12
FLU HYSTBRIA
NOT WARRANTED
Z a ~
City Health Officer Deplores the
Tendency to EXaggerate
Epidemic

Another wave of flu hysteria, entire
ly without foundation, is sweeping ov-
er the capital city, reports DR.. F.. B.
Strauss, city health officer. Dr.
Strauss declared this afternoon that
in the last thirty hours only one
death had been reported in the city
and that in the past "a hours not
single new case Of flu had been re-
ported to his Offices.
Il was advised yesterday by wom-
an who believed she was speaking
the truth that there were Is funerals
of flu victims in Bismarck on Mon
day. This, of course. was not the
case. In fact, we did not have q third
of that number, and this in spite of
the fact that we had a period of ~
hours. including Saturday and Sunday
and half of Monday. for flu deaths to
Accumulate" said Dr.. Strauss.
'"This hysteria doe; no good. n
fact, it works much harm. l have
been asked why the theatres are not
closed | have consulted frequently
with other physicians in the city and
they agree that unless the situation
becomes much worse than it is now
such action would not be advisable
The same is true as to the schools. I
most earnestly urge that any parents
who have illness in the home refrain
from sending their children to school
but children who are normal and
healthy should not be kept away
DR.. Strauss suggests that people
who do not approve of the theatres
remaining open are not compelled to
expose themselves to any possible
danger by patroaizing these theatres
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-12
ENGLISH HARD TO MASTER
American Says Tommy Talks Rapidly
and Uses Vastly Different
Pronunciation.

Mansfield, Oft is hard to get used
to the speech of both the English and
the other allies, as the English Tom.
mics speak rapidly and have a vastly
different pronunciation" wrote Ser.
gcant Norman w. Burneson, in a let
ter just received by friends here, tell
ing of his experiences at the front,
Another thing that puzzles the Yam.
KEGS over there is the value of coins
Many amusing arguments, he said
arise over making change. But the
Americans usually get all that is com
ing to them" he wrote.
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HE BRON NEWS.

The Ladies' Aid Of the CONGREGATION
al church held their annual bazaar in
the church basement A chicken sup
per was served to a large crowd the
society realizing the sum of $3.50.
Mrs. H. G. Stelter has beor STE or,
ing from an attack c. 1O..,iitis for
the past week.
G. l.. Robertson returned to Hebron
Sunday afternoon after four mouths
absence in the service of the United
States at Camp Macarthur ald Camp
Cody.
Tho Hebron high school entertain
ed the teachers at a party in the
school gymnasium Tuesday evening.
Mrs H. w. Keller and son left Sun
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FOOD AT LOW COST
FOR BELGIAN FAMILIES

Through the combined efforts of the
American Red Cross and the Belgian
Government, food is now supplied at
low cost to the families of those Bel
gian soldiers who are at the front or
have been killed or taken prisoner
The Commissioner for Belgium of the
Red Cross recently advised the Bel
gian Government that the American
people We're ready to undertake this
work and that the Red Cross would
provide 10000 francs month for it.
The Belgian Minister Of Supplies
has chain of sixty-five stores in
France and at the front, which sell
goods to the families Of Belgian SOL
diers working in munition plants or
other places in the rear. -
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CARD Of THANKS.

We kindly thank all friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and
kindness during our bereavement Of
our dear mother. Also for the floral
offerings.
MRS. MARIE NYBCRG,
Harriet Gentz, and brothers
and Sisters.
Tribune Want Ads Bring Resnlts
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HOME SERVICE IN EVERY
NOOK AND CORNER

The work of the Home Service
reaches into every nook and corner
of the country, and although money
is certainly the least valuable contri
button of Home Service to the welfare
of communities, by January l, 1919,
the Red Cross will have spent through
it a total of six million dollars and
will then be carrying burden of one
million dollars month.
But Home Service gives more far
reaching and subtle things than can
be measured in dollars and cents. 1t
is binding the nation together into
one organic whole as it has never been
bound before.
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ForyourP Piles
A Free Trial of Pyramid Pile T'rcat-
ment Will Make You Il Warm
Friend for Lie.

Just think Of it! Pyramid Pile
Treatment is so we'll known and so
extensively called for as to be found
on sale in almost every drug store
throughout the United States and
Canada.
Pyramid Pile Urea tment gives
quick relief, stops itching, b1ee
or protruding piles, hemorrholdS
and such rectal troubles, in the pri-
vacy Of your own home. Coo 4 box
at all druggists. Take no substi-
tute. Free sample for trial with
booklet mailed free in plain wrap
per, if you send us coupon below.
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LAST DAY

y This is last day to place your
Xmas Suit or Overcoat order.
Open this evening till 10 p. M.
Klein KlOthes are selling on their
merit and price. Klein, Tailor
and Cleaner.
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He urges that everyone boom innoc-
ulatd with the antif-flu serum, and
repeats his prediction that there will
be more or less influenza all winter.
He is convinced, however, that there
is nothing in the present situation
which gives the public any cause for
wholesale alarm.
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MUST ISSUE
FIVE BILLION
MORE BONDS

Washington. Dec. 12.--Five to five
and one-half billion dollars more of
bonds will have to be issued to ii
nance the government this year, Sec
rotary McAdoo told the house ways
and means committee today in dis
GUESSING financial conditions.
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MOTHERS MEET .
SCHOOL NURSE

Thirty mothers met with Miss Cora
Farley. public health nurse, and Supt
J. M. Martin of the public schools at
the Will school yesterday afternoon
and heard Miss Farley report on tho
condition of 215 school children whom
she has examined during her health
survey here. Much enthusiastic inter
est was shown in Miss Tarley's re-
port, which will be made public later.
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MAKING AMERICA
1909 RED CROSS

Ry It's Christmas Roll Call, to be
heit: in the week beginning Deem
Der 16, the American Red Cross
aims to enroll the entire available
population in the ranks Of the
organization in order to make
America 100 per cent. Red Cross,
so that the world may know that
the country stands solidly and I'M
compromisingly for tie principles
Of honor, mercy and good faith
among the nations.
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day for Omemee where they will

day for Omemee where they will
make their home.
Hildreth Inns spent the week end
with his parents at Sims.
Mrs. George Funk was called to
ihgerwOod last Friday by the serious
illness Of h":' daughter, Mrs. o. kripp-
ner
fred SaXowsky purchased the Del
bert residence this week and has
moved into it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Ungerecht have
moved into the SaXowsky residence.