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The Colorado statesman., 1918-04-06
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
N IAI. MEl.-III NJ.

ANNAAI
Denver, Colorado, April 6, 1918.
To the stockholders OF the Western
Loan and Investment Associations:
You are hereby notified that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Western Loan and Investment As
sociation will be held on Tuesday, May
q, 1918 az the hour OF o'clock ?, m
Newspaper Union building, 1924 Curtis
Street, Denver, Colorado, for the cleo
ton of officers and directors OF said
association and for the transaction OF
any and all other business which may
properly come before said Association.
JOSEPH ID. ID. RIVERS, Vice President.
j.. II. CONTEE, Secretary.
STATE OF COLORADO,
Insurance Department.
AND copy OF CERTIFICATE
OF AUTHORITY.
THE CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF COLORADO,
DENVER. COLO.
Assets ....................$ .$2'as6'S65.SS
Liabilities ............... Z,Z25'ys4.3z
sTATE OF cc,oLoRADo,
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING FEBRU-
AIRY 2STH, 1919.
office of Commissioner of Insurance
CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF COLORADO. a corporation
organized uHueI the laws OF COlOrauO,
whose principal office is located at
Denver, has complied with the require
ments of the laws of this State appli-
cable to said company, and the com
pany is hereby authorized to transact
business as an insurance company in
accordance with its Charter or Ar
ticles of Incorporation, within the
State of Colorado, subject to the pro-
visions and requirements of the law,
until the last day of February, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen.
In testimony whereof, l. c. w Fair
child, Commissioner of Insurance of
the State of Colorado. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal of
office at the City of Denver. this first
day of March, A. ID. 1918.
(Seal) c. w. FAIRCHILD.
Commissioner of Insurance
The Colorado statesman., 1918-04-06
|; OF COLORADO

STATE OF COLORApO,
Insurance Department.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING FEBRU-
AIRY 2STH, 1919.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
1t is hereby certified, that The Union
Health and Accident Company, a cor
poration organized under the laws of
Colorado, whose principal office is To-
Gated at Denver, has complied with
the requirements of the laws of this
State applicable to said company, and
the company is hereby authorized to
transact business as an insurance
company in accordance with it's Char
ter or Articles of Incorporation, with
in the State of Colorado. subject to-
the provisions and requirements of the
law, until the last day of February, in
the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen.
In testimony whereof. l. c. w. Fair
child, Commissioner of Insurance of
the State of Colorado, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal of
office, at the City of Denver this first
day of March, A. d. 1918.
(SeaD C. w. FAIRCHILD,
Commissioner of Insurance.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-04-06

STATE OF COLORADO,
Insurance Department.
SYNOPSIS OF STATEMENT FOR 1917
AND COPY OF CERTIFICATE
OF AUTHORITY.
NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY, NEW
YORK, n. Y.
Assets ................... 81 ,Og9, sos. %
Liabilities ............... 3'6ao' 1883
Capital ...........'....'. f,UOU'OVO.OO
STATE OF iCoLoRADo,
Insurance Department.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING FEBRU-
AIRY 2STH, 1919.
office of Commissioner of Insurance.
1t is hereby certified, that the Ma
tional Surety Company, a corporation
organized under the laws of New York,
whose principal office is located at
New York, has complied with the re-
quirements of the laws of this State
applicable to said company, and the
act business as an insurance company
in accordance with it's Charter or Ar
ticles of Incorporation, within the
State of Colorado, subject to the pro-
visions and requirements of the law,
until the last day of February. in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen.
In testimony whereof, l, c. w. Fair
child, Commissioner of Insurance of
the State of Colorado, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal of
office, at the City of Denver, this first
day of March, A. ID. 1918.
(SeaD c. w. FAIRCHILD,
Commissioner of Insurance.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-04-06

STATE OF COLORADO,
Insurance Department. -
SYNOPSIS OF STATEMENT FOR 1917
AND COPY OF CERTIFICATE
OF AUTHORITY.
THE UNION HEALTH AND ACCI-
DENT COMPANY, DENVER,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26

enour. .Connelisvllle; Antonio Faraoni Ait
man; John. J, McAnny, S04 South Front
street. Philadelphia. John O'Nelll. Pitts
burgh.
Missing In Action
CORPORAI-Martin ]. Costello. Ienni.
MECHANlC-Albert Bydairk. Mount Car
me P5R1vATEs-Herman' w. Docmcr. Read.
Peles, Campbell; John Stephenson. ,ElG9;
Angelo, Tuxano,, Blackheld: Don J.; Archi.
bald, Kane; Anthony +. Burke West ASyofs;
bano, 84O2 Carlton street. Philadelphia;
Richard Sheehan, Mahoney: Zygmund Hakr-
gewski. Pittsburgh.
NEW JERSEY
Killed In Action
SERGEANT-Percy Cook. West New York.
PRiVATE-Ralph A. Taylor. East Orange.
Died from Wounds
SERGEANT-Harold NJ. Drake. Trenton.
BUGLER-La Rue A.. illegal. Ocean
PRfvATEs-Patrick Flanagan. Jersey
City; Frank Caponigri. Newark.
Died from Accidents and Other Causes
MASTER ENGINEER-Herby l.. Johnson,
PRfvATE-Jacob Johmann. Newark.
Died OF Disease
NURSE-Elizabeth y, weimann. 217 Ninth
avenue. Haddon Heights.
SERGEANT-Robert J. Clampltt. salem;
tC%ocoK-Robert Bamford'. Irvlngton.
PRIVATES-Horace J. wcnner. Delaware
Park; Claude Colt, Paterson; Austin Picket
Wounded Severely
wood; Frapk W, Mochier. Ncwark; Barney F
'"CtoRPoRKL-Joscph A. GeigerIch. Ellz
PRivATEs-GeorRe NJ. Berry. Elizabeth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26

South Ti,,h street. Philadelphia: Harry
MnssS cn5 TiSnss Ssgrg Harry g. r 4; Fy" Ssla Nf st
street. Philadelphia.
wounded Severely
neid; TohIs 3, schsrnItsuer. Plttsbursh;. Fred
STAFFORD Cheat Haven G p1,ssuI ~; ""peS'
TGISSRPoRhi'sG Robert Reinhold, Pitts
zenith street. PhilsdslphiS; ElSyd nam mssTs.
b Sms?S Laurence n r Thompson, Logshman; Fred
.Beltz. Derry PANEL n; ESst Es;toNxSmensing
avenue, philadelphia. c.uu,a. Ero,t-
burg WTgAjeoNER-Frank Miller. Beavcrdale,
cs%sSiS count n h,n,.ss,, MeKees
Ho MShEscHANie-'Onh d. N'O' wv
,SsePfRfvAA;EEss- Thor p0i {; as AsSSrEhctA s alSS
A. iRBennneetttt,h Ridsway; EDWARD j, brady,
Shark rr e; nSll0 Samuel nPn G. eopne MeiBif rildFss::
ySSI isios joS%S' DS y 6ul $S ! r Ks;sSn' je: SSSG
sst prnistupa, Erie: Archie Walker. .ISiS
sSssilss s'ssst fhIia$$ s lsI AsT %isS' o1 T.Si!:
burg: Frank J. smith. ia2b shSckamaxon
sst !. sSs RSiSSi ise RIsS p %I!ila% 3, Il So SnTt Fsnta
R fSrss1; P strest. eiPRSSIina;de SRsTafS Joseph KSeeoiGes..
SMh a9tis, sS SSho Il MS MarR =. Newton. Vii:
Tia m atnyn, Pnhart II OChs. ReinhOlds sta
ton: Joseph Ferri. iiss South seventh
kssiso5 firt XS SsiSIS, F 6ss + M HSTaF esm.S!
ton; George R1ecoSky'' jerome: Joseph Cianci.
Dunmore GeoIae Il. Dwyer, New Castle:
Ra ymond Andrew Glea son. i4i2 Kerbaugh
Avenue Phiiadelphia; Stanly Biocki, Pitts
Surgh; Carl o, DahIstrom, Conemaugh; John
Harenchar. Southwest: Pressie NJ. Hooks,
street. Phiiadeiphia: Lester l.. Lowe. Al
toona: Mike Streak. Uniontown; Albert M.
Wachter. Iynnport; Alban E., Shoionski.
wilkes-Barre; Elmer C. Sturtz, welersburg;
Pete Szczpanik, Carnegie: Frank Beach.
Hawleyi Stanislaw Margalskl, Conshohocken:
I1oseph SiapiKas' f'owehha' 'a'heS l. "F"e'
D u,,s n..-,. r,d.r,,,.a
SERGEANTs-Ralph Hildebrand, York;
Arthur j. ieyick, Mount Pleasant: Adam
Sawitzki. Hazieton; Gis Schwarzkoff 2OO2
North twelfth street, Philadelphia: George
p. Shields. COS East Seventh street. Ches-
PhIiadeiphia; Frank D.. Yeager, Marysville!
Wilbert 10. Bruder. Allentown: William i.
Heck. Tarentum: Walter Kaminsky, Wander
grift: Ross Mccoy. Turtle Creek.
CORPORAL-Victor H.. De Long, Allen
town; Raymond A. Edelman, 23 South
Il. Hickey. Red Line; Bryan w. Aiwine.
burgh: Arthur p. Hurd. Peckville: John l..
kramer Middletown: Jacob b. Mory. Pitts.
burgh: Joseph Shoemaker. Reed; Alfred c.
Warehouse. COS West Indiana avenue, Phil.
adelphia: oliver W. .Auman. Readings: Sam,
uel Lirbeck. Mayfield: George Bittner. Pitts.
burgh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Echels. Erie; Paul
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
WOmen'S Shoes at
$2.S5

Practically all sizes are to be found in these
dull black leather shoes. They are made in lace
style with double tips and low heels.
Sizes 2h to 6 at $1.75 a Pair
These are shoes of black dull or patent leather
with dull leather or cloth tops in button style. The
heels are high or medium and the soles are stout.
At $5.40 a pair, women's shoes are made of
dark tan or black calfskin with medium heels and
welted soles.
Good Shoes for Men
are made of dull black leather on English lasts or
with wide toes. The soles are durably welted.
$4.25 a pair.
For Boys Who Run and ROmp
we make these shoes strong enough to withstand
the hard wear. The black leather is Of good thick
ness. Sizes 10 to 6 are SO a pair.
Many Shoes for Riddles
Dark tan leather shoes with welted soles are
in lace style. Sizes 81 to 2 are "a and $4.b0 u
pair. A similar style in black calfskin Is 1915 and
49, (cheslnutl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
coRpoRALs-John O. Barclay. Newarl

CORPoRALS-John q. Barclay, Newark!
N. .Currie. Kenrny.
MUsICIAN-La Sale Olsen, Peterson
York; Edward c. Malcolm, Bclleviilc: Will
liam Yaekey. Jersey City. Edward J. Ret
stadt: George W. Smith. Paterson; Edward
y. Spa angler. East ORANGE; Harry Stecker.
Dlstefano, GuttenburE; Michael
Flynn, Belleville: Thomas G. McAlllster.
Port Norris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
Practical Night9OWns

A warm nightgown Of fannellet in pink or
blue stripes has a double yoke trimmed with braid
and a roll collar. At S2.25.
A slip-over nightgown of white nainsook is
trimmed around the neck and sleeves with neat
embroidery, run with ribbon. $3.50. -
Another slip-over nightgown Of white crepe is
n~rettily hcmstitched in pink or blue. $1.75.
They are all generously cut and practical.
(CentrRD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
Good COrSetS

A Royal Worcester model for average to very
stout figures is made OF pink coutil with a low
around and has wide graduated steels in front.
$3.50.
Several Bon Ton Models
Corsets of white jean with pink silk dots are
made for slight to average figures, have low bust
lines graduated in back. The steels are embroid-
cred at the bottom with silk. Elastic is inset in
the tops, $4.25.
A model for very stout figures is made of
white coutil and is heavily boned with wide gradu-
ated steels IN front. $4,25.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26

MAJOR-Francis NJ. Yield, New York.
CAPTAINS-Leroy H. Hammond. Apple
ton, Tenn. Francis X. Lescsne, Charleston.
s. c., and Allan ]. MacDougali. Detroit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
CASUALTIES AGAIN
PASS 1000 MARK
List of Heroes Includes
Eighty-three Who We're
Killed in Action
100 DEAD OF WOUNDS
washington, Dec. 26.

washington. Dec. rs.
In the army casualty totals reported
today by General Pershing those for yes
terday are included. the aggregate for
the two days being 214O. OF these eighty
three men were killed in action. 100 died
of wounds. 202 yielded to disease and
seventeen were victims of accident and
other fatalities. The missing number
141. and 1877 are listed as wounded.
Summarized, the casualties to date
are.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
Many Women Will Be Buying
Silks

with money that has been given them at Christmas
and there are such pretty silks here for a woman
to choose.
Crepe de chine is $1.55 and $1.85 a yard.
Satin in dark street shades and the lighter ones
for evening is $1.S5 to $3.50 a yard.
Lovely pink or white wash satin is $1.25 to
81 a yard.
China silk is 81 to 50 a yard.
CCentra)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
The Reduction Sale of WOmen's Goats
Continues Full of Opportunities
for Worthwhile Savings

as $50 on a coat, and all of the coats in
are now added, and many women will make
From S35 to S55
Fashionable furs are generously used on these
coats that were much higher priced. The materials
are duvet de laine, velour, pompom, silvertone and
bolivia.
From S59.75 to sos
Beautiful cloaks and evening coats of the
finest materials are almost all heavily trimmed
with beaver, nutria, sealene, etc. On some of
these you will save 500. 40
ket) br
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
A Warm KimOnO

Older women will like this snug kimono of black
and-white fiannelIet. 1t is made on straight lines
with a piping Of color; the inside is softly heeced
and pleasant to touch, So.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
Every Piece of Fur in
the D0Wn Stairs Store
Is NOW Marked at q
Reduced Price
(Market)
(NIarketD

Reductions are in some cases as great
the sale are much reduced. Our finest coat
good investments of Christmas money.
From S13.75 to S19.75
Coats of velour, chcviot and burella are
trimmed with fur or fur fabric, and many are
fully lined.
From S23.75 to S29.75
Lovely coats of suede velour and broadcloth,
in many styles, are fully lined with fine silk. The
cane or shawl collars are of n~utria, sealene, ring
tail, etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26

ssS Smerv iiihieFoi'' s,a RSsfls' BSsrTR iS@t Jersey
city. Samuel B~ukanowlch+ llS Liberty
c c'rfsS chw Tamfen h TS9H c JCSn bg'fH SsSSrS; New.
ark; William J. Rothfuss, Charles Doster;
HlH2b9ken; James J. shsEidapv IGrs IS ,r Sbbsy'
PMlS Sinaei R9eef Phiil,S 5er HsrG E1ty' Atlantic CITY;
Fred g.. Jordan, Orange; Antonio " Ter,
New York.
Wounded Degree Undetermined
sERGEANTS-wllliam J. Flynn. jefferson;
Edwin B.. Hendrickson. Bayonne; Ptster u.
Higgins. Harrison Clarence Hin. m
MSqFqsry' SewWartG; '"RRll Richard < Ramsey,
l2ll Hyde Park. Camden; Arthur Hedykes
paterson; C9rneiiys Redyket pSteTson 'oro'h-
ersli John A. Whomsley. BurinRV'n.
John A. Mcdonald. Newark: James sell
Joseph n. Schneider, G2e North Twenty.
soni, Harry W~snnemachsr West Orange
William ], Barlow, Cranberry; John W. Bill
Tntton; Paul Cordielle. Garheld' fehce H.
DebRttista, Perth Amboy.
MECHANICS-John IL, Blamey, Paterson
August o. Robinstein. Ridsewood.
Plains James p. Hogan Hogan. '12N YorE street
Camden: Edward l.. Rurns, Newark; Fran.
iS snd: huS Ss5s'E Nl sfiSi ErS Mont tEaTGO Paul i
0hermsyer, Bayonne; WILLIAM stern yerse
s. gI my., DSrIG IoN Van 0 5tdS, sS MOSntHBiRI um niSST.
NJ. shaw. Newark; Fred Smith, Trenton
Adam Mackwec. Cllnside; Thomas Man
son. Paterson; William ]. Bryant. Pater
son.
Wounded slightly
| SERGEANT-Emil schmlch, Verona.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
A Pretty, Smoked
House Dress

1t is of fresh-looking rose or blue c%hambray
made on rather straight lines. The collar, cuffs and
tons of the pockets are of white linene and the
front of the bodice is neatly shocked. $685..
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
New Underthjngs
for Women

Envelope chemises of soft white batiste are
trimmed with row after row of fine lace and have
wee rosebuds in front. SO.
Nightgowns, also of soft white batiste, are in
slipover style with hand-embroidered flowers adorn-
ing the front. Colored hemstitching adds a pretty
touchE $3.50.
Boomers of soft, crepey basite have elastic at
the waist and knees. Lace edges the ruffles at the
knees. $3.50.
Envelope drawers are something new. They are
of white muslin and fasten like an envelope chemise
whence the name. They are edged with neat
embroidery. 75c.
(CentrnD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-26
A Rim of StrdU
PEEPS Forth on O.

The hats are of satin, and around the
top of the upturned brims you will see the
first sign of spring-a bit of straw braid!
Then there are hats of satin combined
with Georgette or with a quill or wing poised
on the side. Fruits in colorful ~rosettes are
used, too.
OF course, Winters fur hasn't vanished
altogether, either.
All of these hats are new and fresh.
Their price is S..
CMarket)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
VotctapIcu.

Seq fer / beres gIao en- Nrtifel ON.
at Nab maa ipares, og iee er aIbeIe3
enig beri, nten bet er en- Sing, ieg Ter
| n9hnte Irtitel anguaenoe Yrpouftipu.
Seq Ter, at Ri iaar bar proouceret mere
eno / forrige Inr unotagen Wais, oabz
re og Voteter. Seq ier at @apporten,
at hi beltebe 80 WtiIioner minorc 800
teter iaar ems / 1917, og alieepel IGlz
ger hi Eoteter for 60 NED til 55 Gents
pr. gulbel. Sg life NOT bermeb, men
III fan life blipe Dem tuit for npgeils
ting.
Ser er en- bel Gel %oteter, Iom biz
blipe ebelagt, pna 0runb al, at Vi life
bar Hum for DEM, pg / @peu fisber Sc
lite mere Foteter. lda Der bill blioe enbeI
9oteter poelagt al Sroit. Set ier for
unoerlig uo, at i 1917 probucerebe hi
mere Yoteter % tit 81 guIbelen, og /
1918 1eitebes 90 MiQioner minore, 90
fit fra 70 neb til 50 Gents guibelen.
Saa Der III bore iloget gait. Ser bar
til ps 6ornere ON, al ri
MATTE prooucere alt, hi flnoe. OF hi
f~orie9te at sisre alt, ion itop / por
Wfa9t, at plantc % iaa meo liben Nrs
Realistically pg itpre llogifter, men bpao
fan BET mite npBet, naar III life fan
blipe Yrobutterre fpit. Soab Eptetcr
angaar laa bIipcr Oct paa oenre
Maabe fig, at ica moa lutte at aple
Yoteter. 9. W. Sois,
Salitnb, 0inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13

no9le SpsrgSmaal = iau piIbe Sc oiere
baaoe mig % mango Ilcre AZ 8laoets
2Giere en- Sieneite. Sr. Rebatterens
Sio er bel fulbt optat az pigti9ere @ip
remaal, men fauIfe fan Welemmaoz
manoen Arnliot, 9rebeieu, eler fonIte
8itiIett taee iig Of Oct. Sen iibite bar
ies tGret Stibsfamerat meo pber til
9anlle Norge engang. Sn, ieg bar
enooa Den enc GnDe al bans Glffert, ba
ban gif ilnub / &riitianin.
ga, iaa til S~pergSntaalene bn: Sar
Sbitldno / be iibite 100 Nnr W9no, Ser
paa 9igtninsens Smraube tnn ~iioeltils
Les meb Ntorges giernIor, 8ergelano,
Sbien, aieQano, @orborg; 9igtere iom
ger Siple, IaSmunh @iuie, Son Sic, III.
IT,? Sar Spiflano / Ben Sinsperiobe
bapt Sbeoloser lom Gaspori, 0isle
Sobnion, gitgse, Sergen Wtpe meo fles
re? Soar De bapt Spon9ere Ionn Rnr>
len, MoaIo A%murbien, GrleritaS Stanz
leb, gnslaubS 9ibiugitone? OH. Sp=
finoere Iom Dor gbiion, geu, Stalieus
@arconi? o.i.o. Yaa BET inbuitrielc
Self iom Nor9es 9iretlauo, Gam ghbe
og Nmeritas @cGormict? arisere iom
%NaIbtnatpn, StatSmpno iou @nglanb5
@laDIfone? Set faar bore ncf.
@i fit ct eobt Iar ber paa bi5ie &nn>
ter iaar. Sen ipnnlte "Sluo" bar be-
isgt os % er Der frembeles; bar tr9pet
enOel Sffere. arieen og "Slua" bar
ogiaa berspet en- Sci al bore tirtte
Gutter Qibet. @i bill dltib bore bere5
Iinbe meb Satnemmeligbeb. ga bel
iianet pGre beres Minoel Sc beoe for
SribeoeuS berliGe Sag. gcnIig SiIien
til Heoafter, Yerionale oa 2Giere.
"Speiu llrPO".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Xppfa.oetio.

(aGel.: Seq pco miQ en- Sopn)
Snart ialber Set Iiblte 2ep iii Sorb;
TIL Sommeren Nfifeo ta0er.
gu floffes til @fileo CT NuQIetor,
ier benimoo Snb De braQer,
Sc fpiorer Sdrpel iorllNen Orb;
ben apioren Den Iboer iaa lager.
6ap Sat, file 6uQl. for patre Sang,
enoItient ben uemobig lDoer;
ou trslte nit 6iertc iaa manqen Sang,
1laar Siuet mig Sorger bn0cr.
Seq ITngter ar hgre sin frpbiuloe gang.
1toar %unren lit Strn9iel brpber.
9Ips Eiet Jig frpoct peo SommcrcnS
Yrugt
al Suitcnbc @(omiter % @laNe.
gtu itcnr Den iiprt lin guloNrIe Sragt,
ion, 6eIeH Iun iloanleit loo male.
2ia pianeoe N9u Vi til 0pilc bIir la0t;
purt Waul or 0inmeieuo Sale.
SINS berte hi SltgleuS olaoe Snna
og SGrterne3 mlllltrc Srille.
Nu %itiIncr al Srpo / GnQ o. Sang,
bbpr rpbia vi Oct eno pile.
Venpttet ri Chen paa Hipet3 Nau0
iao Spmmcren Ell gif tilipiIne?
Som Sonmercn5 Yra0i MI pi3ucr ben.
lntlloer bort Sip hernc0cn;
ida mongcn ell tjGr o9 eIltct %cu
ira Sorben MI unnbrer 0cocu.
sc, @ub, / 9todbe til Dem ben
pg tag Dem blcm til Sit Chen.
Wrs. IIette Z borion.
Senbigb, q. 8, 2Obc Oft. 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Smlefort mco Tcrcs
Vapn 90 Worcsic,

Srlehsitieen itanr igieu for 7neu 49,
0su feritc ,Sul borte ira 0iemmet for
mango az bore Sulodter. Cnfrinn /
Z~pe!ieSle'rsre Der / &auoei on oper i
Sraufrige Uil Der iGar bare Iuieuoer on
after Suieuoer nf pore Gutter. iom hi.
IRngte eiter en- Sulebilieu hlenumefra
Bore Sulefort bar vi ualQt me0 BETTE
ior gie. Stsrrelie. 3%s X5s. Oct er
Ct iieloent UGt.ert Sort rot Ga 0rsut.
Ser plier ct SuIeIp3 6rRnoenae / gin
ouo.drmen og nocui0r lees et maauebe
init &lHlerlanoitlb. ariittorntranier
prpoer 5ea1e Sioer al 0inouct. Elsie
Nort iaccS meo Souuolutter Oh youtrDtt
SuIebiIieu ca HaOu Oh H0reSie. 10 ipr
SOC. p iUr S1.3j.
9sert: Sore Suletort ienoeS life / SRt
Dad mluore enN 10 Sort. OF hpis man
eniter aort meo ioriiielig 3apu paa,
maa man beitiIle minoit 10 4ort meo
bpert RaoH teller miueit %. bpis man
tar 6oroeI al ben ~biuisere Yris for 20
Sort
y. anunoien Iubliibins Gp.,
Sesprah, Suua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
2tterdtur.

"6r. ariitiau Nrinqle" inlhes eli II
beu SortGlliu0 Al Sen lture omcritdnlte
Soriniter z. %eir Miidel. N. =. 2
g, 6arparo, oueriut ira GuQclli AZ Y
Glen. Nemuc lille SortUlinp. Der nj
li9c CT iliultrerct oA eaner ltp 'on ~
lefortrlino. auur MED eli eianH mo I
oer truaiite, ~Ugtcitdbc!iQe Snu!lu on
uiicr nieo en- @aua / fnlNi0e Srrt. bpors
leNe2 oct unpitler ii0 / ser tore % belle
mco Ncnipu Ill @nru buuNc Sordtr
% Smrrter. Ser CT 6aruloni tli'ieoe
/ riNeli0t Wdul inNeu &uebolNnin9en,
banoc hieutnle % IRE, ser er Hetler oa
Slcmfpmit. Der CT tilliAe @rcoltrlcnind
90 RootnaeIie al Suarbrep, Der lhtter
bnaoc SorN o9 Ont lom latte Mtctter
meNcuS @nruent le0e0e mco llle III
IdurmeuiamleNc 9e9ciei fra Dc nm'rtna
liuocnbc 9ouec. innbc bnrSe i'm Nors
neiclic iom / Sulctiocu Mdu nj have
ctr SntereSic al at lTie Ocrne goo, %
neu ircmbpSeS IN Ill II billll yrs,
nemli0 10c portoirit. uco at t%llltriue y.
Glen. 520 10th @uoe. 20. gttnntnpos
lis. NiiIn. NJ. NJ 9liotc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13

Ren III or Siocrne tranae oa lloaifr
terne mango. Sticut Bette bar Orb for
at nrre CT al DC melt ~etononiif itnreor
Siem | amerita. hotter set Soa ca si9,s
600 ON anret al bolhc oet Qdaenoe. Eli
Setrna9el'e az 0icmn1et 90 oetS De
boert bar u hesnnrioo ment bet BEN
l~tsi5Ttrolt9t al puabeQpnoe ct Wdruntiz
'oto Tor Nrenltiheu iom piit mango al
rort NoIt oil meo @lrNe itstte. Sads
ban ne9ennnttia Wirfrmhcb dppcIerer
10 til ale ueIuiliae WfcuteIfcr.
ri tHl!te herfpr at nmlioenS ooido
&c tunne bare Spit til M Gle eli lioen
Nllrlteu | Senue @nqnino o. unrc BEL
aatig / beunc 0ooe 8iernino. 6,per,
ION ieroer I'll Feuoeoapc. nil iau lit
Naou paa 6roerSIiiten / @iuerue9 @oa.
ION altlo li00er o"pIlaaet / 6icmmet.
81 ale hiSic @ipcrea Haunc 1Iiuer
trpft por nUite aurliQe gnppnrt, "a Ct
Gremplnr al oeune @oN icuoc5 iii hpcr
@iper / belle Sauoet. TiSic Yenae Qoar
ino / @arontifonbei, o9 uaar octte CT
fuIbfegnct, anor Rcrtcrue huert War
iii be 8umlc5 llnNerbolN. &il Nonen
iine: 0uoriur ituiNe leo piert Net.c ior
oi5ie frcmmeoc. Qnmle WeuuCiler? Vel.
&c CT 10 oQlGG irewmcoe ior Is. "a itllls
Sc ri alc iigc iannon. bIeo dlbrig noget
@oot 0iort / &erbeu. On bpi& vi life
troebe. al Sc CT Ell Qoo Nriitcn meb
6ierict pau rctte Stco. iom man Tiger.
piloe III naiurliqpiS life Ilrcuci Bette
&eb til Sem. vi bebcr 10 life iDr o5
ielp % bcller life FOR al bIiue iritngct
for al Qierc Dor &nrt MI ioul isr.
Nioruo fan icuoc5 til uor NusIercr,
Nntou :. @craer, Care Of State &int
Of Ghicaao, 60 Snle X 8uihiuptpn
Sts., Chicago, a., o. Ell pen Npiitcs
ring iii bIiue ienOt Sem meN Soreuiue
gems 9nt.
%un Set 9toritc NloerSom3bicur5
%eone, g. Gpacr. Nres.
z. Groof. Sctr,