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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06
Tho plnerence.'

Tho plffsrence. A timid person is frightened before a danger. coward during the time and a courageous person afterward Richter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06
Perils of MoSi1

Mir. Hcetla--"! hea' Mrs @hs x orm's life is 1espaivtd "f ane Eu.--"Y"s. r"o' ,,enr' S,ht etE 9't"d 4ounle r'e:'s-s,ls'it ohta 5iee A.N Httsfg s, s...t, -4.st-s-4s frtfsss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06
Ala Ambition,

"1'll be glad when l get big enougf, 70 wash my own .ace." said little Bobby, as his mother finished the cper. ation. "Why so, dear?" she asked "'Cause then won't wash it," he re piled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06
Too Much comnetitIon

Too Much Competition. "Now. where do you want you, 'peech to come?" Put sne on hefor. 'e celery Is served. Two hundred pie eating celery in unison mnk. a"y 9if'1"nl: to he heard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06

Rumor has it that Major Branch Hickey. president of the 't. Louis Cardinals, will be the sext head of the National League, succeeding John K. Tener. who re- '1gned last summer after the quabOle over the Perry case.
 According to reports, Hickey is lready assured of i've votes. or enough to elect him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06

London. Dec. (British Wireless Service 1.-The ahiect attempt of the former German emperor and the for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-06
NOTICE,

Save Money and Weeks of Worry 'rotect your plumbing.
 TAYLOR & GO.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
CARTHAGE, ILL, JUNE {

The following from out of town
were guests: Mrs. Blanche JOB, and
Miss Fora Downs, of Quincy; Mr.. and
Mrs E Downs, Mrs. VIM. Poole OF
Ewing, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey
Downs, of La Grange; Miss Hazel
Barnett of Canton, Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred May and George Hisler of Dali
las City,; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley
of Colusa; Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. May
and Miss Grace and Raymond May
of Burnside.
Chalmers Hecox has gone to Cad
lilac, Mich, where he has accepted
position as assistant at the 1. NJ y.
A., and will take charge of the ath-
letics department.
Miss Gladys Stowe who has been
attending Gem City Business college
at Quincy, departs next week to take
a position in the war board depart
ment- She will be in the same de-
partment as her sister, Miss Beulah
Bowman, who has been in the service
for sometime
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
Cbo WAR SAW
. A;:GATE:;GI T.

age. He made his home with his
mother. Mrs. Appalonia Schlenck,
who is seventy-seven years of age
and has been an invalid for FIVE
years. Five sisters survive him.
They are Mrs. Anna Ewing of War
saw, Mrs. William Hoffman, Marco
line, ILL.,: Mrs. William Schmidt,
Quincy; Mrs. Christine Ross, Griggs-
vile. Ill. and Mrs. Lucy l.. Bote,
Hillsboro. Ill.
Or. RaIston Winnard formerly OF
Warsaw, but now of Los Angeles,
Calf, is a lieutenant in the medical
corps and is member of party of
seven making a recruiting tour for
the army in autos.
The Rev. Dr. George Long writes
us: THE leading and senior chap
lain at Camp Dodge is the Rev. Henry
B. Boyd. / am privileged in being
attached to work on behalf of our
church in the cantonment and must
take serious exceptions to such state
ments as leading chaplain" and 'the
generals right hand man." as con-
veying wrong Impressions. Kindly
correct this in next issue"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
IDEAL WEATHER
FOR GROWING
Iowa Weather Crop Bulletin for the
Week Ending June a, show
Farm Conditions in
the State.

Ideal growing weather prevailed.
The rainfall averaged about an inch
from Linn county northward and east
ward, while in the upper Des Moines
watershed and in some counties in the
west central and south central dis
trictS it averaged more than four
inches In some sections rain fell
practically every day. Temperatures
averaged about four degrees above
normal Sunshine was deficient in
the northern districts, but averaged
about normal. The season is about
ten days earlier than at this time last
year.
Crops in general are in unusually
good condition, though cultivation OF
corn has been delayed by wet weather
Field work was possible on but one
or two days and in some sections not
at all; so the weeds are getting a good
start Replanting fields taken by cut
worms and washed out or drowned
out by heavy rains has also been de-
layed A small percentage of first
planting remains to be done. A few
days of dry, warm weather will permit
cultivation and put this crop in ex'
cellent condition. 1t is reported to be
foot high in Scott county.
Spring wheat. oats and rye are be
ginning to head at normal height in
the southern districts. Hay and pas
| lures show marked improvement, but
! the rains came too late to make full
| hay crop in the central and southwest
ern districts Glover is in full bloom
| in the southwest. but short. The first
cutting of alfalfa has begun and home
grown strawberries are on the market
| in the southern districts.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Specials Today and Sunday

Grand Specials Today and Sunday.
Flora Finch, the elongated lady who
used to be a big comedy feature with
John Bunny, is there with some fun
in 1.-THE Great Adventure" at the
Grand tonight Bessie Love, the lit
tie girl who has been playing leads
for Doug" Fairbanks and "BilI'' Hart,
is the star of this new comedy drama.
Lonesome Luke win also be present
in a new humdinger.
The first of the new Christy com
edies, "a Regular Patsy" Will be a
feature on the program at the Grand
tomorrow and Monday, with Elsie
Ferguson in THE Lie" These are
splendid feature pictures and on Tues
day comes the big day-formal open
ing of the Grands big Hope-Jones
organ at which time THE Bluebird
will be shown.
In THE Great Adventure" tonight
Bessie Love has a comedy-drama OF
the stage, the story of a girl who
Jumps from the chorus to leading lady
holding her position and her reputa
ton, only after she has foiled the low
schemes of a rival star with the aid
of true-blue actor and a catty ac
tress of minor parts.
'1The Lie" is another triumph fol
the exquisite Miss Ferguson. Hel
beauty and her talents fairly CLEAN
forth in this tensely dramatic feature
.-Advertfsement
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

WARSAW H., June S.-A sad &C
cident happened last evening in the
drowning of George Schlenck agent
of the packet company and also man
ager of the Sharp elevator. He and
Joseph Michaelo were in a canoe just
opposite the ferry landing not twenty
feet away when the canoe tipped.
throwing both men in the river.
Boys with boats tried TO save the
men and succeeded in saving Mi
chaelo, and a man with motor boat
threw an oar to Schenck but he fail
ed to grab it and sank.
Mr.. Schlenk was fine man and
had the esteem of this community. He
was unmarried and leaves an ageu
mother who is heart-broken, and also
a brother Jacob Schlenck of this city.
The body of Schlenck was found
after a. m. today by three fishermen
named Premier, Cunningham and
Price. Search for the body stopped
at 1880 a. m. today, and was resumed
again later in the morning.
Schlenck's body was found seventy
five feet from shore and about $50
feet from the place he sank.
Schlenck was ffty-seven years o,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
Worst Flood in Years.

IOWA CITY. Iowa June S.-This
city today was experiencing its worst
flood in forty years. The electric
light plant was damaged to the ex-
tent of $4,000 by the overflow. Over
So. 900 damage was done when the ice
house. containing 1000 tons of ice.
was swept away. An ice famine is
feared as a result.
Residents in several streets are
using boats to get to their homes.
The crest of the flood was reached
today and the river is expected to
subside rapidly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
occurred the marriage of Miss Este
May to Mr. Eliza Job, of Washington.
D. c., at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. C. E. HARRISON. The home was
beautifully decorated with pink and
white roses and ferns. The wedding
march was played by Miss Lois Tay-
lor, Rev E. NJ Smith, pastor of the
Christian church, officiating, the
double ring service being used.
The bride was gowned in white
satin and carried brides roses. Light
refreshments were served to the COM
pany Of about forty guests.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Samuel B. May of near
Burnside, but has spent much of her
time with her aunt in this city. The
groom is the son of Mrs. Blanche
Job of Quincy, and is an exemplary
young man. Mr.. and Mrs. Job will
make their home in Washington d. G.
where Mr.. Job has government pos
ition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

erley Mass; Lewis E. Blackley, Lock
port, N. Y. Logan Breuss, South Mer-
rift Ave; Willows, Calf; Joseph A.
Drozdzewski, Jersey City, n. j.; Har-
old Erickson, Ironwood, Mich; Henry
Jaworski, Scranton, Pa; John kowal-
ski Cleveland, Ohio; William kuz-
mesky, Russia; John r. Lay, Elk Val
! ley, Tenn; Herbert K Lennox, Potts
vile, Pa; John F. Lindsey, Boston;
Eilert Lunde, Kalispe, Mont: Harold
u. Mccarthy, South Chicago, H.; VIII
liam NJ Nagarrell, Adair, Iowa; Hum
phrey D. Moynihan, Dorchester, Mass;
Lorin Earnest Ross, Delavan, Wis;
Gerhard w Thilgren, st. Peter, Mimi;
Sergeant Walter B. Brant, Dorches-
ter, Mass.
Wounded. degree undetermined
Sergeants Howard NJ johnson, 10
Railroad avenue. Mason City. Iowa;
Robert n. Vance, Winterset, Iowa;
John H. wintrde, Winterset, Iowa;
Corporals Robert A. Breeding, Winter
set, Iowa; John L. Mathis, Dubuque,
! Iowa: Walter H. Oelson, 1893 East
Ninth street, Des Moines. Iowa: Ar
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
UTILITIES MAY
GET RELIEF
Increase in Price Of Coal Becomes
Effective This Month
Federal Aid Prob
able?

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June S.-Fed-
eral intervention to secure relief for
public utilities which have not been
permitted to raise their rates to meet
the rising cost of the factors which
go to make up their businesses is
expected by Emil G. Schmidt, presi-
dent of the Des Moines City Railway
company.
The increase in the price Of coal
through the boost in freight rates
which becomes effective this month,
will be used by all of the public util-
tiles, including those in Des Moines,
seeking increases in rates as an ad-
ditional weight of argument.
The case of the Des Moines City
Railway company and that of the
Interurban company present some
unique features at present.
Needs More Endorsement.
Mr.. Schmidt states that no pre-
sentation of the straight five cent
fare proposition will be made to the
city until action has been taken by
the chamber directors on the report
and until about twenty more of the
local unions, which have not yet act
ed. have passed upon the matter.
The Des Moines Gas company will
also use the coal freight increase as
an argument for boost in rates.
Freight increases on coal, coke, Oil
and other commodities used by the
gas company will boost the com
pany's freight expenses at least s45,,
600 a year and will add approx
mateIy five cents to the cost of pro-
ducing 1000 feet of gas, according
to Jansen Haines, president of the
local company.
!
Six months ago the Des MONIES
Electric company was threatening to
ask an increase in rates. Since then
the daylight savings law has gone in
to effect, Unexpectedly cutting rev
enue. While local managers of the
electric company will not talk about
a proposed request for higher cleo
trio rates. the new coal order prob.
ably will result in such a request
soon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

chic NJ. Simpson, 407 West Salem St,
IndianoIa, Iowa: Edmund e. Yates,
Glasford, H.; Mechanic Harry r.
Lewis, 1403 Seminary street, Dubuque,
Iowa; Privates Russell V. Bakken,
Lake Mills, Iowa: Willis T. Chester,
Gil Southeast Seventh street, Des
Moines, Iowa; Joseph M. Fischer, Cor
with, Iowa; Andrew C. Granere, r. F.
d. No. 4, Clifton, Kansas; Lee E.
Hoag, Moweaqua, ILL.,; Glenn Liver
more, Hampton, Iowa; Fred e. Neeley,
Lorimer, Iowa; Gen G. Wicklif, Box
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
.KE0KUk ], c, |, GET
NUMEROUS0F
Grand Council at Fort Dodge Honors
City Drummers With Half
Dozen posts,
Today.
RAPIDS" WINS MEETING
Next Convention Assiened-joseph
Buss Made Grand Counselor
Of the State Or
ganization.
RAPIDS" WINS MEETING

Keokuk drummers came near max
ing a clean sweep of Offices at the
annual election of the Iowa grand
council, United Commercial Travel
ers. in Fort Dodge, today.
Here are the council honors the
Keokuk men picked off:
Joseph G. Buss, grand counselor.
H. A Bank, grand chaplain.
C. W. Dickinson, grand auditor.
D. w. McDevitt, neurology commit
tee.
A. n. Cushman, executive commit
tee and association secretary and
treasurer. y
Mr. Cushman wired the success of
the Keokuk delegates to The Gate
City today.
The next grand council meeting will
take place in Cedar Rapids.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

1876 Carlisle, Iowa. Now
Previously reported missins;
reported to have returned 10 uu. -son.
Privates Frank Kriwacky, Fatet .hol.
IN. j.; Alfred e. LaFountaln, Asdse.
Mass: Joseph R Liberty, o&Oii'e
Mass. lotion
Previously reported killed IN
now reported slightly wounded
Private Ernest F. Miner lh'AA
r L
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
OVER HUNDRED NAMES
ON CASUALTY LIST
CONTINUED from page ~

Pa; Clarence Rockwell, Toledo Ohio;
Preston V. Wall, Beach, N. D.; Joseph
F. Ward, New York; Roland C. Winch
enbach, Baltimore.
Died of wounds
Sergeant Edward NesterowicZ,
Yonkers, n. Y; Corporals Henry Ang-
lin, Fairmont, w. Va; William Rob-
bins, Bloomingdale, Ind; Privates
Earl C. Bates, Columbus, Ohio; Ber-
nard H. Bolt, South Bethlehem. Pa;
James Papineau, Saginaw, Mich;
James NJ Shannon, Edgeworth, Sew
ickley. Pa; Charles A Smith. hunting
ton, Ind; Ivan d. Sweeney, 1913 Da-
mon street, Council Bluns, Iowa; Her
bert A. Tobey. Haverhill, Mass
Died Of disease
Corporal Thomas Higgins, Elloree,
S. c.; Wagner VIM A. Mccullough,
Easton, Pa; Privates Frank J. Adams,
Grapes Bluff, La; Davis S. Jones,
Homestead, Pa; Richard Waiter. Jr.,
Bridgeport, Pa: Charlie Winston,
Call, Texas.
Died from aeroplane accident
Lieutenant Lester II. Meyer, 1V.o
Maple avenue. Glendale, Calf; Cadet
Rexford Shilliday. Columbus, Ohio;
Master Signal Electrician George M.
Martin, Longview, Texas Private
William l.. Messenger, Watsontown,
Pa
Died of accidents and other causes:
Sergeants Raymond II. Leighton,
Ensign, Mich; Thomas Arnold, Pres
colt, Ariz.; Prfvates Fred Bauer, Chi
cago; Dean B. Frye, Scituate, Mass;
Lark Lands, Scaife, Ark; John w.
Lafferty, Brooklyn, II. Y.
Wounded severely
Lieuts. Harry L. Dunn, Arlington
Hotel Santa Barbara, Calf: George
d. Jackson. Kingwood, W. Va; Ches-
ter F. Wright, 722 West F'oorth
street, Waterloo. Iowa; Thomas II.
Wyilie, Newport, r. l.: Sergeants
Walter NJ Johnson, Gasden, Ala;
George w. Peter, Mountain Lake,
Mimi: Jansen l.. Shue, York, Pa;
Dennis A. Sullivan. Auburn. N. Y;
Corporals Joseph II. Buckley, New
York: Alcide J. Comeau, Leominster,
Mass; Lawrence r. Dunn. Philadel-
phia, Pa; Arthur L. yesterday, In
ldianapolis, Ind: Hubert A. HANBACK,
Doerun. Ca Earl c. Miller, Maiden,
Mass: Eugene Roy. North AttIeboro,
Mass: Carter C. Selfe, Bristow, Va;
Russell s. Swain, HiDckiey, Mimi;
lPrivates Walter L. Barker, Jr.: Bev-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
New York 1; st. Louis o.
Detroit 8; Washington G.
Cleveland IA; Boston Z.
Chicago 2; Philadelphia /.
National League.
All games postponed owing to rain.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

for The cate ci'''
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

American League.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

National League.
ST. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chic ago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

Pa; Clarence Rockwell, Toledo, Ohio;
Preston V. Wall. Beach, N. D.; Joseph
F. Ward, New York; Roland c. Winch
enbach, Baltimore.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-08

The legal department and until re
port is made by that department
action on the petition OF the electric
company will be deferred said May
or Ed. S. Lotion. THE council pre-
ters to have the legal department
look into the legal status of the cas-.
before proceeding
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
OYe Kri9sifibe.

@aibin9ton, ben lite Npril. Wa.
rineminiiter Saniels bar ioaa for
fpnOt Naonene paa Ter til al DC me
amerifonife GeltroperS:
"Welfnap", opfalot eitcr aonireoo=
miral George 6. @elfnnp ira Nem
SampIbire, Der %aiipreoe oct iioitc
Sfllb MOB SGitnineen / Charleston.
g. g., / Sen amerifonifc @or9er.
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treaomiroI Sobn Grimes @aIfer fro
Ncp Santpibire; "GroSbp" otter
aontreaomiral Fierce ira IennIpl.
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gen meo Merico o. / NcroerfriQcn
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bic, iom fommnnoerebe aupcrif. BET
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"5niggs", opfnIbt eitcr Woior / Ma
rincforpiet Sepi GniggS, Tom ioIoi
utoer Storm1nare6et puo GbopuItc.
pee ltnoer oen merifanItc Grio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
Oelion ~forlanSer Siitcn.

Na'biugton, Den 3Ote Wurts !
NnIebning al Den oiiicieIt frcmisrte
Irfe ouer, at bunoreber al Stor
mpnos Isnner er uonPpute til Siiice.
rcr og n%uintte / 0epartenlentale. OF
Stabs itiIlinaer. DER Giuer Dem an-
Looming I'll at butte III Sflno" ueo
at iifres moo nftiu arinstiencitc, on
builfe Stiainger Iiaeiouaoot funbe be,
irttes meb utienitou1tige GiuiIpcrIo.
ter. bar Senutor anute Relion lore.
ilonet en- NeioIution hpori arigsmi
niItcrcn opiorore9 iii al ouerienoe
Scnntet en- nsin1tiq Iortcquelic over
aae ioooomc Ciiicerer, Ser er Diet
ubnPpnt iioen ariqens Ve1nnbelie.
ariasminiiteren opi6rores iii olIoo
al inbicnoe en- Cite ouer ale Cf'ice-
rcr, iom life er bcororet til attiu
Qieneite enten beri 9anoet eQer
europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
Raptein SooiepeIt
/ SeorinS.

Hem Dorf. oeu lite gpriI. ) ct
Priuotbrep ira en- Sgge beroi 9nen.
iom iortioen tieneitegier ! ben nme.
rifanife @rpeoitionsbpr ! 6rantrig,
berettes, at aaptein ArfibaIo Rooie.
pelt, ION Den lite Dlorta blep iaaret.
mems ban / Spioien Tor lit aompn-
nj oeItos / ct Streiitoa inc / ~Ro
Wtun's Sano" 49, melem De iranifc
o. tpife Sfpttegrape bleu ligscn.
DC / II Timer poa oet Steo. bpor
ban ialot ON ramlnet al en- @rannt
iplint. isr ban bleu gieniunoet og
braet tilboae iii De irnnite 2inier.
aaptein &oo'eUelt par blet iaaret /
9enet % bauoe iGnet i'm uenitre Arm
brpffet paa 10 Steoer. San bapoe
isat GRfning ! CT al Selc baluiulot
@rnnntbul | Soroen. on Der laa ban
biplpelss ira sci. 3 &orger iii al. !
Aiten.
San bleu ieuere bruat Ill ct al
6eItboipitaIerne bag 5routen %
meloes III al O9re / goo SeSring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
Dilion ltaar peo fit ORC

@aibington, .. lite Ipril. Vrp.
iibent @ilion har / Ell ibag o'ient.
l"iaaiort SfriueIie til giifop Sender.
ion / Den Wctbooiit.epiifopale Strife
gientaeet fine Grflpringer ON, at
&rigen maa isre5, til oct tpifc DILL.
tGrpploe err fnuit.
@iifoppen retteoe paa egile OF 20.
100000 ameritanife Wetbooiiters
0egne Ell 1oreipsrgiel til HrGiiben-
ten, ON ban ircmoeles itoo Taft PEG
islaenoe Grfluringer / fine oiient.
Iiae 1aIer % Nuoifabcr til aorgres-
len:
Get tpife GGloe, Ell Gina uoen
Sampittigbeo, 9Gre eaer @etingcIIer
for at funne in6gaa en- 5reospagt,
maa fnuIes 49,.
"Ior nprpGrenoe og u~miboelbure
Spgnpe er Of pinoe arieen, % intet
ifol fiinne foo os til at oioige berira,
isr bort Waal er naaet."
Vr9iioentens Suur, Ger er ooteret
Den 25oe Worts, lpoer iaaleoes:
"Som Spor paa 9eres 0rcu al
21oe Warts mon oct bore MIG ill
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Gperbeuisnin9 % u~ipiselige Seniigt
Get er oltio Dor @eniiat OF iinoe no.
bpao pore Iienoers notoIte Gniter
ON Sreo / &irfeIigbeoen mener, men
bpis De life mener ct iuloIt9noi9i
oa operbepiienoe GetiRroiabeoens
Trosram, bporpao Ell pirfelig 6reN
fan grunoes COG ri bar biotil intel
gepis Tor, at BET mener noget iaa.
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4~rGiioentens Spar oil bli opl9it
ira ale methooiitiife Vrpoifeitole
9anbet ben zoe april, og Oct Natio,
male Soripnrsraao iorfpnoer, at ais
Wetbooiitpreiter er blet opiororeoe ii
ut benutte BET Tom "et @~runolaa 10,
en- nm % biertelig Ststte al grrii
ocnten / arigen % til of tperfe aaC
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gtrina aneanenoe 6reostbemaet iioer
Den tnife Rissfuniler 8reu bon Sert
ling snu 1T utiIireositiaeuoe Spar
paa @lions 1aIe ben lite 5ebruar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
Kapital 90 olrbcioe.

@uibinator, ben 30te MortS. 81
fer ooaligc SorbanOIin9er / oper Ell
Maaneb er Ser al Oen al Arbeioere
og Nrbeiosgipere beitooenoe Som.
mission opnaaet en- Opcrensfomit
meo &enipn til Sor1oloct mellcnl
aupitol og Nrbeioe i 0cn 6io ari-
gen oarer, % iom nil bli 9iort til
@aiiS for Tegierngcus Nrbciospoli
tif.
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life bli oifentIigaiort, icr Sen cr bIet
approberet af grbcibSminjiteren
men ct 6orIpoenoe bill uioc. at Sopco.
beniigten meo SorbonolinQcrne -
@eStoaeIicn al Ell TIuu til at iorbin.
ore Strelfer - er opnaoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
DEN huioc @arocs Ghci.

YIN 8eneral gtunnerhelm, Scr
formunocrcr s. liulfc @~ciriclie3
Trooper. op iom man pertcr oct
ON fort (io oil Urrc lptfeoeS at
beiri GinlnuO boooe for Sc finite
Oprsrerc % Sc r@tSiiitc @oIidcui
fer. oplpic9 i~sIacuoe;
Sle9ten Wamerhcim or oprin,
6cIiQ iuenif. NoQhol0cr / Rifs.
bnnfcn Scurif AltQuitiu Wnrhciut
hou0e en- Con @outofommiS'nrle
Auauiiin Murbcim, iom / 1893
blco aolct nnocr Nnuuct Mnnncr'
bcim. 20 al hans Senrelenner
blep 1ribcrrcr / 1869 Oct por
Sen bpit unictc iurioiitc 9mbcos'
moro % NcooIutiorsiorcr ira
1909 Cars Tuglrit Mnuucrbeim,
ira hocm Sen proftiif talt uooeoe
ipcnite @ren TANNER; "a 0en
ipripc inf r~loiiite Sntrinctt on
Stat@monO 0arl Crit NJ, Staml
lar ill Sen llnifc @ren. San par
en- @cu al Sprcnqportcu iprct Tor
6inlono5 9eSripclic ira Sucriqc,
par mCo / Nnialniorbmoct % blcu
osnt til 9eocn, men bcnnnoet |
1890. gftcr IinIaubs Grobriro |
1909 blep Monnerhcim / 6iuIauo.
los iig / 1878 iumotrifuIere pon
oct iinifc Gi0onrbus o. blcp I
1923 iinif-ritSiiif @rcpc. San bIeu
@cbcimcrooo og Stotarnoo % 6c.
gicriuqSmcblcn / Sinlauo
Sans Seuneienncr cr General
@lritui Wnnncrhciu. iom MI isrer
Dc boracriilc trooper / Sinluno.
% MISUNDERSTANDING @rep GorI
Wannerbeim, giit utee Den bcrem.
Sangerinbc.
General Narnerbcim Tom ionl
8eneroueitnont / ruaiiif 6icncitc
% fan ic tilboac pou en- lang %
preiulo militpr Sebcbonc. TOM
bar inobnrg BAN mango SPoers.
tcgn, bInnot ntt0ct en- @eorgsinbcI
meo Snoifriftcn "6or 3npperbeo".
Scr GeroeaSfrigcn pur General
Wiannerbcim / lPngcrc (iO itntio.
ucrct Worihuu
llnber Gcrocusfriaen har ban
ocltaget aompcnt pna ru9iiit ii.
DC ipm Ghe' ior en- Iipiiion
@ufouina. Sort Tor HcuoIutiouel
bLep ban iorircmmct iii @encrnI.
Isitnnnt. "a ban eiter Rcpollttio.
llcil blcp ouerIlpttet til Ncierocn
nniegte ban ON afifeo, men oettC
blcu n9gtet bom. geo General
Manncrbcima Si0c itaar ianOiun
Ii8pia en- bel Del tioligeN iinifc %
ruaiiite Ciiicerer al iinif NDro.