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sipsey Camp Good Ono

II believe we have as good a camp
as there is in the district said G. NJ.
and accountant of the DeBardeleben
Coal and Iron company, Incorporated.
AT Sipsey we have good lot Of
men. Milton Flies, the general manager.
and his lovely wife take great interest
piness and betterment of both the
white and the colored employees. The
camp is intensely patriotic and has had
it's part in all of the war activities,
Mr.. Fies prides himself on the school.
the churches and the morale of the
community. Many war gardens are al
ready planted and growing nicely"
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COULDN'T IDENTIFY JOHN

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
During the British advance on Jericho
an enemy she'll struck an ancient tonir
and revealed skeleton. Investigation
by the official archaeologists connected
with the british STAFF pointed to the skel-
eton being that Of an historical figure.
John of Antioch. Accordingly cable
was dispatched to the war office in Lon
don: Have discovered skeleton supposed
to be that of John Of Antioch" The war
office replied. Cannot trace John An-
tioch. Send Identification disk.
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FAREwEI.L. rHOEBE:

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger
& "Extraneous matter Of any descrip-
ton must be eliminated from railway
advertising Thus Mr.. McAdoo robs US
Fol many picturesque phrase in the
name of EFFICIENCY, and banishea forever
that sweet girl. Phoebe Snow.
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IMPRACTICAL.

HOY about this suggestion to do ava,
with runways in theatres"
= don't think it will be done. All the
tired business men object
But why couldn't the chorus girls run
up and down the aisles?"
"'Twouldn't work. That would put
too big premium on end seats
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Such a romantic marriage
"Yes?"
They were sweethearts in childhood
"But |. understand that in the mean
time she married a millionaire who died
and left her lot Of, money
"Qrite SO. It's remarkable how a lit-
tie thing like that will revive passion
that has apparently been dead for many
years.
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NOT IMPRESSED.

I was out motoring with scribson. tho
poet the other day and we passed a
farm house that had fallen into runs
It was such sad travesty of homs
that scribson was OIL the verge Of tears
at beholdlng it."
.fWcijl well!'' said the man who has
no sentiment in his soul "Did scribson
own the placer" PAUL COOK.
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A FEW LoATERs LEFT

FIom Judge.
Loafing has become an obsolete call.
ms SAYS the Nashville Banner The
attention of the Banner is respectfuIlv
caiied 70 Palm Beach. : Birmingham Age
Herald
ana with less respect it may be pointed
ou' mat some considerable loafing is OBJ
servable in Washington.
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Jasper and the
Three Mill Tax

M the VoLeTS VI casper have Twice
ISS defeated proposition for a
three-mill school tax, some of the adj
vocates of the measure may feel dis
Outraged and quit trying. But as the
tax failed in the first election by only
one vote, and in the election last Fri
day by only seven, the citizens who
favor it should not lose heart.
The support the tax proposition has
received is evidence that strong
public sentiment has been developed
in favor of better schools for Walkers
county seat.
Jasper is a flourishing community.
No city of Approximately its size en-
Joys a greater degree of commercial
prosperity. But in order for it to
reach a higher standard Of civic prog
ress it's school system must have ade-
auate facilities and be fully abreast
of the latest approved methods OF
practical pedagogy.
Well directed campaigns of educa-
ton in any good cause usually bring
victory in the end If the friends OF
education in Jasper will organize thor
Ioughly the next time a tax election IS
called the majority will be on the
right side.
Some cities lin Alabama may have
sufficient school revenue without vot-
ing the additional tax which the law
now authorizes, but Birmingham and
most Of the others find an imperative
demand for increased income for edu-
cational purposes. And when the pee
Mo in any school district realize what
III means to have schools Of the best
TYNE with sanitary buildings, and
nienty Of them, they can be trusted to
vote right when the three-mill tax
Iuuestion is submitted.
While two army aviatoss were circling
over Birmingham and distributing Lib
erty Loan literature. an old man stood
On n corner m the residence district and
looked up at the pamphlets as they
floated down from the sky. Oblivious
IA his surroundings and not aware that
ANYBODY else was near to hear him, he
said 10 himself. ..Thank God, they are
not pombs.p The moral of this little
story is: Buy Liberty Bond.
X * s.
A casket supposed to contain corpse
was, seized in a South Dakota town and
when opened seuths found 20 gallons OF
WHISKY. The Nbootlegser who owned it
had even gone SO far as to have grave
due. lul he merely buried his hopes there.
* 4 T.
rhe Kaiser is reported to have gone to
Ruman!a. Is that a shrewd move to
shift Tie blame FOR the fatldre of the Ger
man ofensive 10 the shoulders Of von
iiindy e4
The chop suey houses are standing
q
sauarely behind Mr.. Hoover, according
Ito a report from Washington. Hats OIL
to the chop suel magnafes
= y *
We have no patience with the fellow
who buys tag from pretty girl for
a dime and expects her to say something
more than THANK YOU
French people marvel at the adapta-
bitity Of American soldiers. They could
make themselves at home anywhere
even in Berlin.
= * X
Might as well get new name for that
crs-lissance gun with which the Huns
are bosnnarding Paris. II is no longer a
is'myssery gun"
j 4 x X
r. German piotters are still up 10 their
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PERENNIAL.

The flowers that bloom in the spring
ira, la,
Have nothing on Anna Belle Pound.
shes fair as the lily, is Anna, ira, la.
And blossoms the whole year round
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Member of the Associated Press
The Age-Herald is the only morning
and Sunday newspaper in Birmingham
carrying the Associated Press dis
patches.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to II
or not otherwise credited in this paper
anG also the local news published
herin.
All rights of republication of spe-
c.ai dispatches herein are also. re-
served.
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ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
THE HUN.

THE HUN.
Oh, the Hun, Hun, Hun,
The bioody-handed Hun,
How we wish his race were run
Fcrevermorei
That he ne'er again might slay
Helpless little Nchildren-prey
On poor innocents who play
BY some cottage door.
Where the plains are running red
And a million men have. bled,
And the mighty guns are fed
Shot and shell,
right the hosts of liberty,
That the nations may be free
and to send autocracy
Down to hell,
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Il know that the friends of Robert
c. Redus, who has been at deaths door
for weeks on account of serious case
of blood poisoning in which he lost his
arm, will be glad to know that he is
getting better and has a lighting
chance to get WE'LL said his friend and
neighbor, Samuel r. Barnett.
He has made brave fight to live.
and the mere fact that he is alive to-
day after what he has undergone
shows that he must have great vitality
have never known the public to be
more interested in the recovery of any
one than it has been in that of Bob
Redus. | am stopped every day by
scores of all classes of people who
make inquiries about his condition, as
many know that he lives just opposite
me and that l keep in constant touch
with him
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black. WITH YELLOW srpr

From the Cincinnati Times-Star.
Nc, Aisernon. Milwaukee has not Sc
ceded from the union. 1t simply has be-
come very black spot on the map Of
the United States of America.
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Like Unto Rubber Ball

Il have been laughing for a week
or more every time I think of some
thing a negro told me-" said Everett
l.. Muchmore.
TT seems a negro preacher who was
a bit careless about getting incarcer-
ated became involved in trouble which
landed him in. Big Rock I happened
to want to know something about him,
as / had not seen him for sometime,
so asked one of his members if he had
seen him recently, and was told. o yes,
l seed him sitting on his porch this
morning when / cum by, and / said
"Howdy, reverend. / amt noticed you
around lately. Been anywhere" He be-
gan to grin, and replied: rs dat so?
Well, l been in jail but I'm like an
injun rubber ball. Long comes some
body and knocks me and I lights be-
hin de walls. but it amt long before
bounces over de fence again
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washington bureau. 2O7 HibDs build

ing,
European bureau. 6 Henrietta street,
Covent Garden. London.
Eastern business office, Rooms ~ 10
GO, inclusive. Tribune building, New
York city; western business office,
Tribune building, Chicago. The s. {.
Beckwith Special Ag.ncy, agents FOR
foreign advertising.
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Il am just home from a campaig ign
for the Judson" said DR.. William II.
Smith, the editorial secretary of the
Baptists in Alabama. who was connected
so prominently with the gyeat drive
made in the Birmingham district for
the Howard college.
MY work was limited to Marion and
Perry counties and we set our goal at
$4,000 but got $4,000, and there is
more to come, showing that liberal.
hearted people will give as readily to
a female as to male college. DR. Paul
Y. Bomar the president. is very much
elated over the great succeA and takes
it as sign that the full amount asked
for in the state will be raised
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-09

Il have just had word of a shocking
tragedy which occurred at Blocton, on
Sunday" said DR.. c. A. Greene.
Il did not get the full details, but
learned that Willie Stewart, the son OF
the superintendent of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad company, was
accidentally shot. 1t seems that one Of
his younger brothers and he were
tussling and in some way a pistol in
the pocket Of the older one was dis
charged. Instantly killing him. The
awful occurrence has cast . gloom over
the whole community"
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IN HOTEL LOBBIES
AND ELSEWHERE
Success Of Speakers, bureau

1T gives me great pleasure to say
that on Saturday, when the first big
guns of the third Liberty Loan drive
were fired, the speakers bureau. in
connection with the woman's commit
tee, was able to furnish speakers at
every town in the state of Alabama
where request was made" said Mrs.
r. F. Johnston, chairman of the speak
ers' bureau yesterday.
I'm st. Clair county which went
over the top women speakers alone
were employed. 1t cost the speakers
bureau exactly $500 to send two speak
ers to st. Clair, for they were enter
tanned royalty from house to house
wherever they went. Among the prom
inent speakers who opened the third
Liberty Loah campaign in various Ala
bama cities, were DR.. Edmonds in Sell
ma, Senator Frank S. White in Tusca-
loosa, Judge ". e. Fort in Gadsden,
Col. w. T. Sanford of Montgomery in
Union Springs, Lieut.. Arthur NJ.
Hughes from Camp Sheridan, in
OIeeH5DOTO, Leo CDeFuOleF III 0duSueI'
Judge S. d. Weakley has just returned
from a weeks trip over the state, while
Mrs. Henry l.. Badham leaves within
few days for speaking tour. Mrs.
W. L. Murdoch is now in Troy speak
ing there, and Mrs. c. Z. Sharpe will
also go out this week. The truest spirit
of patriotism has manifested itself on
the part of every man and woman upon
whom the speakers bureau has called
and their effective work has already
manifested itself in the fine reports
Mrs. Jacobs, state chairman for the
woman's committee of the third Liberty
Loan, has received"
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TELEPHONE
He'll (priyatc exchange connecting
all departmcntSD Main 1900.
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GOING ACROSS.

GOING ACROSS.
what 40 my men find SO amusing
about me?" snorted Colonel s;asherbv.
"Why-er-colonel," replied a fellow
officer, maybe it's the way YOU puff
and blow when you give an order"
That's it, Ell? Well by CAD, sir. they'll
soon be where they can't hear me pun
and> blow!s
FOILED AGAIN
A correspondent says when the Ger
mans launched their gerat offensive with
shock troops every man had on a brand
new Uniform.
THAT was to impress the allies"
mo doubt These Teutons were all
dressed up and had a place to go-but
they didn't get there"
COMMON OCCURRENCE.
whats going on here, anything un
isual?"
Nope; just an army officer marrying
me prettiest girl in town"
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A few weeks back l paid my respects
to the Walker county roads. wrote
the indictment after having ridden
over them in dry weather. wish to
now apologize for the feeble way in
which it was drawn, but then / had
not seen them when they were verita-
BILE oceans of mud, and a scow a more
suitable means of conveyance than an
automobile.
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patience for our boys over
there who will have to go through
swollen creeks, raging rivers, marshy
bottoms, or roads that are lob wallows
in their brave efforts to drive the
Huns out of Belgium and France Hav-
ing experienced the difficulty OF a
high powered car to overcome Walker
county roads in bad weather. | can
better understand the difficulties our
army will have in moving its trans
ports and heavy guns in the wet sea-
son Of spring
Oh. yes, there was rift in the sky:
for it was pleasant to find that in spite
Of the dreary day quite few had
braved the elements and gathered In
the beautiful new church to have a
part in it's dedication to the Lord God
OF Hosts. who Is with us yet in spite
Of the fact that at times 1t seems as
il He had hid His face from us while
the Huns were carrying on their war
OF frightfulness It's well for us to take
time to go up into His sanctuary and
he alone with Him and let Him speak
to us. And SO as one Of his ambassa-
doris counted II a JOY to have a part
in the dedicatory services.
After the services were over, with
Mr.. Bowers and Mr.. Muchmore. who
went out with US to lead the music.
with the sound Of America in our ears
Ne went over to dine In the lovely old
country home of Mr., and Mrs. Milton
Fies. The big fireplace with Its bright
burning logs warmed our bodies, and
cheered our souls. The dinner was
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
pan:amerifanif ,looe.

Ncp Dort 5. 2toe Sft. Gn oraa-
niieret @cpp9clie ouiattcnbe DC mo
% ccutrolamerifauite 9an6e meh Oct
Gormaol al itimulere Suouitrien
eiter Nrigeu planlaqoeS paa et Mteoe
Der igaar al Nrbeiocrfsrere ira
Yterico. Guba. Norto Hico, gotta
Hico, Banana, l~lrulllan Nicaragua
% N~rgentina,
Souierencen boloteS ionI ell Sno-
Ieouiug Ill Ell pan.ameritanif Irbei'
oertoupeution, ser ifal oiboloes !
Snreoo, SeraS, D.. 1909 Nopember %
pare | ire Gage.
ct al De fsrite Striot / @eupgel.
len iigeS at bile bli CT 6orieg ira
Den ameritanite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TrPiioeut, Sanu,eI @omperS SIDE
paa al iltonobringc Ell Sammcnilut.
ming al ameritanite % megifanifc
| Irbeioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Oitcrriacs Oplosnino.

@nicl, Shweit3, 23oe Sft. 49, 9e
miftalcnoe 9cputcre6e / Den otter
rigite NigSooa bar or8nuiieret iig
icm en- Iopgipenoe 6orinmIing for
"0en tpife Stnt / 2itcrria" % bar
uoitcot en- Proclamation mc0 altno.
gisrclic ON, at en- ioooon Stat er
oprcttct.
aarl Sciti, 9ebereu for ne TIFF
toIen6c Socioliiter / Titerrig, cr
poIat til ben me IorinmIinGS ErG
ir6ent. &c 0eputcrcbe bar frulo-
giort lit 2rite ON at etnbIere oct
tpifc gitcrriQs SeloitGnNigbcO %
ont at ctabIcrc 6~orbinoclie meO al.
Gre Nutioncr.
SorIomIinqcu bar iorinttct ll6'
fait til ReNieringSiorm for "oen IN
ife Stat / Giterri9". 0eu me Stot
Til / Soritaaelle meo andre 9tatiO'
ner iege NoQong til aoriaterbopet.
SnotiI ser fan bIi oprcttct ct fon.
ltitutlonelt StOre, er oct Flallen, al
Solicit ifoI reprpIentere2 pco be Dc
plitcrcoc / Hig9rnooct. Genne 6or-
iamli1lg ltul rcprPIcntcrc ben tpltc
@cioIfning / Eiterrig / 6reoSlnocr'
bun6liugerre, oeu pil ubepe Den Lob.
gioetbe Mpnoiabcb og / @irfeliqbe.
Sen fungcre Iom Ell miOlcrti6ig Na'
Misunderstanding. Geme IopGipen-
Sc 6orIomling bill bcitoa al tppc
NeoIemmer o1 ifnl bare Npubig.
beo til at optoqc StotSloan % 40
miniitrere Sc inore Nuliggeu0er.
Gen tpifc @eioIfning / GIterrig
banner &ierncu / oct ~oiterri2ite
oq er oen iteritc al sc
SolfcArupper I HOnbet
6oItetHaiugcu / 1910 n0-
gioroe bcu tnittoIcnoe @eiolfing i
giterria 9,950,Oo0 al 2onbctS FAINT
lcoe @eioIfning poa 2S,325,000. !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Npr DC Sranoliote
/ Minneiota.

DC boloiomme Sfogbrauoe / Den
norOli9e Gel al Dtinneiota, iom bar
lagt zoe Ell StrUfuing paa ct Slien
Nuooratmil cIler mere, er Den ~lterlte
lllnffe al oenne Nrt, ionl bar rant
met Stoteu / MfanoS Minbe. st
SuIcn Wfenncifer bar libt en- irpgtc-
lig 0eb huber llIpffen; mangioIoige
ANDRE Sllienoer bar miltet Stem OF
alt onbet Sc eieoe, og set iomleOe
GicnoomStob ontoges at pGrc minoit
10 WiIioner Dollars.
Ten rpitenoc ltlnffe bar grebet
oGe Sinb, o. ooeralt DIOR man lit
bchite for at hirIpe be neolioenoe.
5 DC Itore @per bar man %organiierct
aomiteer, lom ifal ioinorbcibe meo
Mtpnoigbeoernc, Iorat branbIiOte fan
fna babe oieblIffcIig % tilitrpftclig
.SiGIp.
@ltperrerer, Statsauoitor Ercll&
on andre StatScmbeosmrno bar IaQt
alt altoct tiIiioe Tor at bic iig til Nr-
bcibct Tor Sc b~ranblibte. Staten
itoor mlibt oppe / en- bioiig %olafamp
% Ser bar %orrargeret for ell Hptfe
SaIer. Tom guucrreren ifulbe bolot
/ Sc Fommelbc Tiger for @aIget; men
ban los alt bette fare o. toa forItc
Soa til Wooie 2afe, bpor SoelPa.
oeIien par prrit, Tor perionlig at leoe
Sirlpcnrbeibet. Mr$. @lIrnal,ilt
iitate meo % orbcioebe meIlem Mui
nerne al Sc e6cIagte Stem Iiae iaa
troIait Tom @ltoeri,eren. Siffer-
hcb&fonuui&iionen bIep falbt til at
meSe poa @ronNtomteu al @uperre.
rem, % Strriteoarten al De Wfioler.
Sen har Ill HaaSiobeb, bleu itinet I'll
Sispoiition til bcSite for S~ranoerS
Gre.
Statcn& Calamity @oaro, Tom be
ituor al @uperneren. StatSauoits
rem % Stntsfa5ierereu, bIep ligcIe-
oeS ia%nrmenfaINt iii MeNe paa
Sranolteoet o. oiI tase De nsopen'
oiae SorboINSregIer for at bringe Dc
brauoIibte @iGIp meb Tenge % poa
auben Waaoe. @iiperrer @irnqiilt
nil ore lioeu eIer inaet Sib paa lin
Salgfantp eiter bette. arbeioet 'or
De branoIiote oil opiase al bans Sio.
Statens geIgere iaar tage JIG al
bans Sas, iom oe finoer oct rigtl9it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
GilbaeeIaaet
orifatieI fra Sioe 1

nellie getrpsselier men ogiaa peo
ben uroffeIige @ilie hos oct tpife
Solf, bois itore 6lertal itaar bag
elsie &eformer og frPper energiit
oeres IortfPttelie.
E~rPlioentens S%psrgsmaal ON,
meo bpem ban og De &egierinaer,
Iom er asiocieret inoo Spiflalb, bar
nleo at gisre, er berfor beiporet paa
en- flar, u~iorbeboloen Waabe ueO
oen GrfIpring, of Silblroet on Sad
benitiIitano % 6reo fontmer ira Ell
&c9iering iom or fri for eilbper ar
bitrRr og uaniparlig SnoiIpoelie,
90 iom Itettes peb @oofienoelie al
ct operpGloenoe Slertal al oct tp'fc
Golf. Coli"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

ON, at aronpririen fan fraole op
pao Sronen otter 6aoerer.
SociaIiitbIabet "8oIfs. 3eitung",
IieelebeS / Niirnberg, i%friper, al
BET tpife SoIf mi leoer eiter De
itploi9e". 90 gIa6et fortiptter:
"gltpiterne Wangernonerne) %
Sunferne er tai,Ie ibog, men ni bar
life gIemtt, at oct er DC, iom er De
ltore 9ronoitiitere / 9piflano, at De
frenlbele5 itoar iont De itore Ststter
al iocinl og politiif Hcoftion, % al
be er en- Sarc for bort TolfS irent.
ti0igc iurbe llopifIing. Gen nltpife
Folitif or gooct bnabisit 6ouit, men
oeSpGrre bar Ocl ogIoa bragt oct
tpife Tolf inc / llIpffcn. I'll Sal
gen meo De %itplnige, bpcm 6e iuu
enc err"
"&oIfS. 6reuno" / a%arlSruhe err
flprer, at Ireoen life moa iinfeS
en- eueite 9og pna @runo al Soben'
%3ollerne, bois oi9Ie or en- Sinoriu9
for 1rcoen. Qlooet erflprer oglaa,
at oct MI cn6clig err forbi me6 Sper.
troeu ON aciicrenS guogiDne Wfa9t
% Rettigbeocr.
~Sdmabiidc GoGmodt" %ifriper,
at ale M or pou set rene nteo, at
6e oQicre6e life bill oiOc Tpiflano
eli biaig 6rc0, men boiS set feiIer-
Iiqe 5uiflunoS @lanS 90 Wfogt err
@riicn, iao er oct tpife Golf rebe til
at bctolc ben"
Naor Sen tpIfc Gcuior tiQaoer
Sen raoifnIe Fre@1e at trpffe iaa.
6ont, Ioa mac ser eutcu opre fore.
ooaet en- rn6ifol 6%oronbring poa
beierc Stc6, eacr oQIoo looer man
set pa5icre for oerpeo at forbcrcoe
Solicit pao fommenoc 9egipc1bcocr.
SocialHtbloOct "Nrbeiter Sci.
TINA" / @icn opforOrer sc tnife 90.
cialiiter til at itraife GrfefiPltrin.
oernc uoeu @armbierti9beo og fort.
"Noor Sc tpifc Soloatcr oenoer
brent fra Sfnttergrapene otter ire
gors uhGrtc SioeIier, ina bill ser
en- HcgrifobSbag for De
Mpno, Tom bar leoet Dem bort / al
ocnnc GIeuoigbc6. Get tplfe SoIt
nil icie prf &unfcrne % tage lin
Sfipbnc / lin egcn @onuo."
9lGc proteItontjifc 9irfer / Trsi-
i'm bar iooct Sr0re til at inofIette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Stemuiuacn / Griflaue.

De ioa Nphcocr, Iom finer no al
Cuiflanb M ON Toleu. tpber pao.
al Stemuiu9en / 6oItct3 breoe Sag
life fan pare i'll itorre @pgee FOR Be
Gulogoaonereoe &lufere % ayi9$'
bcrrcr. 5orgplouirWcu cr gaoet al
St. @iertruo, % Solicit 8iUer aien.
rem oeu rooitoIc Gre5ie lin Bitter.
beo Suit pau Ell 0iuaoe, iom bibtil
bar pUret ubsrt ! SpitIouo.
Slere Iulier ert.Prer aobent. at
aeiIerelS Aiifco pan graot %npir
er Der eneite, iom MI fan reSbe Can.
oct no al "0enue ioriGroeligc 9riie. "
"SraufiIte SagcSpoit" / Niiru,
bera, BET ierite 9lno / SpitIaub. ionl
nabcut trPpeoe, al G~eiiereu ifuISC
patfe i'm &nnbieI % gaa, erfi0rer
III, ar Der life mere fan pare tale
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

Euri& 23oc Sft. - Ser cr uIlere,
SC toQct Sfribt til at brilgc I'll no
~iereIIe Seller @arl5 @rotlamotiou
en- llnQaru3 SelpitTuoighc0, teIe.
Groicrc@ BERTH ira 3iirih. Get for.
luoer. at @reu &llIiu% N~nbro~ip pil
bli llnQuru@ lorite ll0cnrIg2ulini'
tier.
Stiput lluQoru bar huot ct &ct
Gnbiuet Ill Administration Al can.
Nct@ inorc 9liiUrcr, bar set haot
ipIlc5 llocuri0S @rig5. og Tiuan2.
miuiitcr meo Sitcrri8.
RaIcl 23rc Oft. - Sen Central,
fouite, iom bIep mIgt Den 5tc ST.
tobcr poa Slootuerrc3, arooterne2
ca Serbcruc& NatiouaIrooo /
NQrum, bar fmnoQiort, at Sen itrar
nil opcrtoge Ben politilte ScoelIe
Ni&ie Nutiounlitrtcr.
Gomitccu bar ioruu,lcrct feIqeubc
Fro0rom:
I. ut brjulc iitnuo en- Screening
al ale SIoucucr, &rootcr OF Ser.
here uocu NcnIuu til poIltjite @rUn-
Ter.
,. Nt oprcttc cu iupcrUu Stat
.paa CT hcmofratiif @runoloa.
3. ut pooic, at Sc ltotionolitctcr
ION err reprUituttrct / Notionolroa.
set, iuar en- GcIc1at pao 6rco&tou'
iercuccu.
Somitcrn o%ioiicr Sen fciicrliac
pitcrriqcif &Iou til en- CrNuirl al
Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Sidste Krigsnyt.

2onoon 23bc eft. - Brittle og
Qmcrifuuite trooper nnQreb tiolis
imorac3 pnanp oper Ell 10 gtil breo
Trout nteuem &aGatem ~ Solc5meS
o. gioroe ~bctnocli1 Grcn8ung. I'll,
trooa for fruitiQ QIobitnnb bar DC
oIlcrcOe qooet irem mcIlem Ell % ~
Dfil opcr belle 6ronten, % 1000
Sanger or tagct.
&aIenciemc2, set itore Serrbanc'
centrum CT mi belt % hOIoelt ! Sri'
teruc5 NPn0er.
Spiterue or / iulo Sang meo at
remmc Gent, iom 6ranitnlGnoenc
IN nprmcr ljg itcrtt.