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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24

respective theatres are enrolled as
Theatre Members" OF the Foar Min
ute Men organization and is epedince
OF the fact that the Four Minute
Men have been granted the exclusive
privilege of speaking in these thea
tres.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24

Mrs. Elmer Carrigan, of Baltimore
so has been visiting Mrs. George
Freeze for the last six weeks left
cnndsv for her home accompanied
=, mrs Freeze and her daughter,
.,ora they will spend some time.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
LADIES!

When irresular or delayed use OF
Triumph Pills. Safe and always de-
pendable Not sold at drug stores.
DO not experiment. with others, save
Disappointment. Write for Relief"
and particulars, its free. Address:
National Medical Institute, Mtlwau-
eea. Wis a 10 A l4
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
RUGS MADE FROM
REMNANTS OF CARPETS

We have just received a shipment
Of brussel rugs made from remnants
Of carpet, size q 54. that we can
offer you at $1.75 each.
r. X. HALL.
Housefurnishing and Coal.
G In Erj If Ass
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24

Truck hauling, Eugene Dnrkhars
Hcdgosville. Bell phone 1876
9 3 pd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
Why Putter With
Germs Use eeis-l
Common-Sense, Simple, Never Fails.

You can tear out your corns and suf-
fer, or You can peel off your corns and
smile. The Joy peeling way Is the
painless way in the world. Two drops
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
Local Exemption Board Finds New instructions Which Makes Alter
 ati0nS Necessary
ARE ANXIOUS
Want to Know About Their Friends Who Have 0f- fered Uncle Sam !,
 Their Services.

The exemption board for the Ju- neau district finds that it's prepared list of names and numbers for draft registrants must be revised accord ing to new instructions received, and the revised list will be issued some time next week
 The list had been given out for publication, but was recalled today owing to the changes that are made necessary.
 The Japanese residents of Alaska also are anxious to find out about their friends. They directed to the Empire a communication which was handed over to the local exemption board yesterday, accompanied by the following letter:
 Juneau, Alaska, Feb. 14, 1918. The Alaska Daily Empire Office:
 Dear Sir:
 Recently we have received many letters from our friends in down States, who have registered for draft in Alaska during last year, for ask ing about the registration and re- porting their present addresses, but we don't know who is the chairman of the draft board of Alaska and what the draft board is doing now. We'll. we are sorry to have to trou- ble you. but will you kindly trans init this letter to the office of the draft board of Alaska for us. Also we wish little help for the Uncle Sam, even if we are aliens. v
 Yours very truly.
 MARTIN K. MIYATA. ', Representative of Alaska Japan Club of Juneau, Alaska, F. o. Box 47t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16

The War Department has received a report from the commanding gen eral of the American Expeditionary Forces of the following casualties, reported Jan 22
 Killed in Action
 Corpl Walter Roberts, Infantry. HartIine. Wash
 Deaths
 Sergt Alvin R Roberts. Aero Squadron. Signal Corps cerebrospinal meningitis. Western Port, Md.
 Pvt Henry w Gray. Infantry, scarlet fever. EnumcIaw, Wash. Pvt. Carl C. Crawford. ammunition train. measles and pneumonia Lun. dy. Mo.
 Pvt. Paul O. F. Meyer, Field Ar tillery, pneumonia. Hartford City, Ind.
 Corpl. John T. Fawcett, Engineers, cerebrospinal meningitis. Cuero, Tex Pvt Joseph Bonner. Engineers, pneumonia. Ransomvlle. N. c.
 Pvt William F. Laloan. Engineers, pneumonia Rome. N. Y.
 Corpl Guy Clark Morris, Engin- eers. pneumonia. Keokuk. Iowa. Pvt. Louis Olaf Larson. Engineers, tuberculosis. Waunna, Ore.
 Pvt William R. Ledford. Infantry, pneumonia. Yorkyille. Cal.
 Pvt. Irwin L. Cruts. Infantry. pneu- monia. Stewartsvile, N. J.
 Pvt. Byron P. Conway, Engineers, measles and pneumonia. Winchester, Idaho
 Pvt. Le Roy Walker. labor com pany. Quartermaster Corps, pneumon- ia. Mowata, La.
 Pvt Roland r. McArthur, Marines, cerebrospinal meningitis. Carthage. N c.
 Battalion Sergt. Maj. George C. Smiley. Infantry Waterloo. N. Y Seaman Parisis Athanazios. Unit ed States transport, drowned.
 Corpl. Frank L. Coffman. Infantry. result of railroad accident. Freeport, Pa.
 Pvt. David M Woolridge, Infantry. pneumonia. Corning. Cal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
JUNEAU WOMAN
 WILL CELEBRATE
 BOTH BIRTHDAY
Family Reunion Will Be Held at Home of Bur- lords in Honor of
 Jane Clark.

Mrs. Jane Clark, one of the pion- eers of Juneau, will celebrate her 80th birthday tomorrow and family reunion will be held at the home of Mir and Mrs George Burford. Mrs. Clark is the mother of Mrs. John T. Spickett. Mrs. Jules D. Caro and Mrs. George Burford, all of Juneau.
 Mrs Clark is still hale and hearty in spite of her age and recently has been engaged in knitting for the soldiers and sailors. She already has completed g sweaters. Mrs. Clark is a regular pioneer, having come to America from England when a small girl In 1850 she made the long trip to California by way of Panama She came to Juneau in 1899 and has made her home here since that time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
RUSSIAN CHURCHES IN ALASKA NOT AFFECTED
 BY BOLSHEVlki ORDER

The status of the Russian church n Alaska, according to Father A. P. kashevaroff, the priest in charge of St. Sabba's in Douglas and the Graeco-Russian church in Juneau, is firm, so far as it's property rights are concerned. The threat of the Russian Bolsheviki to seize all the church property on March 1 cannot affect Alaskan churches, says Fla ther kashevaroff, for the reason that the United States has issued patents to such property, and it is entirely outside the jurisdiction of Russian authority.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
RUSSIANS ARE ASKING MONEY
 OF ALASKANS
Russian Petrograd Sales Bureau of New York Is Sending Out
 Circulars.

II Sokoloff, of Juneau, has receiv- ed from the Russian-Petrograd Sales Bureau" with headquarters in New York a letter asking donations for Russian money for financing the Bolsheviki government. It is un- derstood other Russians in Alaska have received similar appeals
 The instructions contain offers of large premium for American cash in the form of Russian certificates, which are alleged to be redeemable in there, six months, or longer
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16

period at the option of the purchas CT.
 MT. Sokeloff believes the offer to be genuine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
IS IMPOSSIBLE TO
 LIQUlDATE AFFAIRS
 OF ENEMIES BANKS

LONDON, Feb. l6.--It is impossi- ble to liquidate the affairs of the during the war, says Sir William Plender, if this includes collection of all other than enemy assets and repayment of advances made by the Bank of England This indebtedness amounted, Sir William reported, to $20, ,104 ,108; cash payments of $5.- 359,272 having been made during the last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
- - - COMMUNICATION

KETCHIKAN, Feb. 12.-Alaska Daily Empire, Dear Sirs: l notice in your issue of February 5 an ar ticle concerning the hearing on the 8-hour law before the Governor, of which the last paragraph in the first column on page one reads IS follows:
 "The Alaska Logging Go., through Mir. Robertson, asked that the law be suspended to allow them to put out more logs. Workmen present in formed the Governor that the logging camps of the southern end of the division are idle because the loggers object to paying the $750 stumpage re- quired by the government, notwithstanding the fact that the finished lumber for air planes brings $160 per thous- and feet
 This statement is erroneous in regard to the stumpage charge on timber in Southeast Alaska. as up to the present time the maximum stumpage charge requested at any time by the government has been $250 per M, which was requested for a very fine piece of spruce tim har on Jonp Ialand This timber was bid in at s3.S5 per- NJ. which clearly shows that the government asked less than the timber is worth and less than the public is willing to pay.
 will be pleased if you will kind ly draw attention to this erroneous statement concerning stumpage charge in Southeast Alaska.
 Very truly yours,
 w. G. WEIGLE,
 Forest Supervisor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16

H. Lundall F. Belander, Mrs. Chris Tjosevig, E. Leppien, James Allen, G. l.. Drake, J. CcCollum, F. Cart ley, Henry Shattuck, Mary John son.
 On board the City were 20 pas scngers for Hawk Inlet and the Se- attle will call their and at Chil- kat before reaching Skaway She is scheduled to sail southbound at s o'clock tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
CITY OF SEATTLE ARRIVES.

The steamer City of Seattle ar rived from the south this morning about o'clock and after discharg- ing 30 tons of freight proceeded north The arrivals on the Seattle were the following named: G. w.
 Bray, P. C. Brown, K. Kildre and wife. Miss l.. E. Mcintosh, J. c. Corbin, B. Bernstein. A. HaIvorson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16
LLOYD HILL LEAVES.

Lloyd Hill, pioneer of this section
 and who has been here for the past several weeks looking after property interests, left for the South on the Princess Sophia. He is on his way to Milltown, N. E., where he has considerable property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-16

Corpl Eph. Jones, stevedores, pneu monia. Iadianola Miss.
 Pvt (first class) John Wasmer, Infantry, pneumonia. LeMars, Iowa. Pvt Ru sell E. Owens, Infantry, pneumonia. Raymond Wash
 Pvt Floyd DeBolt Infantry pneu- monla Adrian Wash
 Pvt Archie A. Randall. Engineers, pneumonia. Carols, Wash
 Corpl Ernest L. Newman. Signal Corps. pneumonia. est Point, Miss Pvt Howard l.. Botkin, Field Ar tillery, pneumonia. Nampa, Idaho.
 The War Department has received a report of the following casualties in the Expeditionary Pores, reported February ,
 Deaths
 Pvt. first class) T. M Dice, In fantry, January 30. pneumonia Te- cumseh. kans.
 Pvt. Albert Segerdell. Engineers, January 20. pneumonia. Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Pvt Alvin w. Puckett, Field Artil- lery, January 31, pneumonia. Cuba Landing, Tenn.
 Pvt. Madison L. Olds. Ambulance Company. Sanitary Train. January 30, pneumonia Detroit. Mich.
 Pvt. George D. Mcleod. Engineers, January 90, pneumonia. Sanlac Co.,. Mich.
 Corpl Preston o. Meyers. Infantry, January 90. bronchitis. Spokane, Wash.
 Pvt William W. Benny. Infantry. January 30. pneumonia. Willows. Cal.
 Corpl Robert J. Burtis. Coast Ar. tillery Corps. aJnuary 90. pneumonia, Woodhayen, N. r.
 Pvt Nestor L. Fredland. Coast Ar tillery Corps. January 30. fractured skull. Ashtabula Harbor. Ohio.
 Pvt Floyd F. McKenney. Infantry, November g. gunshot wounds. Whis- Ter. Ohio.
 Sergt. Wilson Hebel. Motor Truck Company, January l6, hemorrhage. WyandOtte. Mick
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Sfufclic / Oanmarf.

G%irbcubauu, Sanrarf, ocu tGbc
Sit: Set inoilpoclic@rigc Iptnitc
@lao "@ptcborN Nonoela OBJ SID
IartS Sioniua" i"fripcr, at mango
Sfauoinoucr ielcr iig bittcrt ifuiie
De oper at ser ErGiioent Billions
TrcoSpro9rnm life lirbcS ct cncite
Sro ON set al Spifcrue ira Gan.
Mari rppcbc SpnocripIanN.
"Ti %hnabcr", ifriper @lobct, at
TrTiiocnt @iliou % bans 6or.
buroSiTIler life uil iorglcnunc at
isic til Icm ct Tiinft 10 iulo Sp.
~rciSrirg for Sen llrctiGroigbeo, ionl
bIcp bcsoact al Trculerre mco &cr-
inn iii oouif Sd)!eSuig (Smberipl'
lamb, Soa lruec, Tom en- Gel al
en- irebs. % irihcb2elitcnoe Haticn
trontpes paa al S%eicrsbcrren. er
%croeu life ct soot % iiffert SteN
at lepe / % grpbriracns % timber.
trpffclicnS Sio life icrbi."
"Notipraltioctoe" / aisbcnbapu
o~ptrpffcr Ell Nriifel al Ell heit an
iect banif Sournaliit, &eicitcrcts'
aopofat gsmuSicu, Scr / SorbinbeI
c meo Den fommenoe SreoSfouie
renee uoialer oct Saab, at "Natio.
rer. eller Sclc al &ationcr iom nj
Iioer unbcr irenmeo flag maa be
fries. oa ct Oct M or "bet rett'
'Sieblit til at urolepere fine 3ran,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Vaitor Nor9c hDttcr.

Tnitor NJ @orge. iom / iup 9(ar
bar orrct Nreit oQ N%cltprcr Tor 8oml.
lehIemmet % / lcr Ior Tor Warnc.
hien1m1et (Ifnrtin Nuthcr5) / Stoltob.
ton, Wia., er IN meb Snmilic iIpttct
I'll Wooiion, Wl2., hpor hans 9(oreSic
er: 215 ". Wfiiiliu ct. Yaitor
@or9c or M opcr - Mar qalumel
og bar nTret Brett iibeu 1873. San
bar olrtet | Gecorab, ga, Wonfato.
Qtlnn., oQ NroofinQa, z. Sat, men
IP1Qlt (frn 1888 til 1900 / Slen.
lppoN N|enigbc0 npr Gccorab. Iro
1903 I'll 1911 unr ban oen norife
Spno0ea anaiercr % boeoc / &c.
cnrob. Sioen bar ban mco Tomilic
beet | S~tnupbton. Toitor Noroc CT
leot ! @oua peb Bergen og cr no.
oannet pco Storo Scnlinariltnl,
Slltber College og Gorcoroio Semi.
mar | 1t. Soui3. San tom i'll Aule.
rita / 1869.
Otter buo0 ser mcnoclcS itoor SET
9oot I'll pco @omIchicnm1c, o0 MAJ,
bar blotil uTrct ipritaouct Tor Sn,
l~ilcn5ncn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Nn eunbeoei OOer Bitter Root.

Statens 9anoepeisfommisiion laoer
/ Ssit opnlaale en- lGnge paatalt
SatOepel mellem Samilton og Ina.
conba. 9iitoncen melem De TO @per
CT life ltor, ltoar man regner loltr
Suglen ilpper men Ell bel Jlelor9ffe
nlaa frpbies, hporior Smfoitnineer.
ne meo InlGgget bibtil bur pirfet
afifr9ffenbe Bitter Hoot Saaep,
bnoraf Vpen Samilton er at regne
for eft Centrum, or ct al HoropcIters
rigeite 0ormltrsg, men eloltlent
Butte, Inaconoa og anore Vpet
gierne bill bope De Erobufter, lom
irenlbringes / benrle &c "bitre Nco'
oers Gal", iaa er DC itore Srans'
portomfoitninger peo Sen laltge
Smpci til Wtisioula en- uoperfom'
melig, Sinoring. SEQ Ell Iutomos
bilpei fltnbe Bitter GootS Sarncre
let transporter line Y~robufter I'll
InaconOa eacr til Serbnanen peb
8corgetoprr, huorpeb Butte funoe
naacS lanet biGigere. Gen feoe-
rale Sragttienelte oelltes at bore
enbcl al llogifterne meo oct pao.
tGiifte Teianlpg, mcoens SanoelS-
forcninqer / Here @per itoeu SuiI
pil lfpoe til. Spa6 %eien bill foite
iom Ocn M uolpQgcs er enonu lite
befien0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
SfanotmaU
~ pntaua.Volttif

Gn SeccmberoaQ i 1898 fom ell
ing robfinoct Spc1itc til &elena.
San bar 2nge OF bauoe rpllg tagct
Ell itonprfet Grdmcn pco Gollegc
OF Ybpiicions uno Surgeona / Obi
cngo. &on bar ira 0alcabnrM 81.
Mtoocren bar Gotter al Ell alncri.
fonif Officer, ion iul8te Grant lige
til I%ppomator. Gen ltlge SGgc
ncoiatte Jig / Mincbpcn 0farpSpille,
bpor ct fort W}jncfompoli bar
got % Tanoc, % bpor ell bel be.
talt &omlpaMii-9 oftor uur anlat for
at title De ipge glrbeiocrc.
Gen ltlge iperitc 2Ggc baoNc
finn Jig iclp at itolc poa, % oct bar
life let at fonfllrrcre nleo Ell ON.
ciel SGgc. Men oct uareoe life
lGnge, fsr ban ilog bam al Wtor.
fen. 0ette ifplbtc3 life alclc bans
iremrngcnoe Spgtigbeo lont Spge,
men ogiau bans Sompittigbeo5.
iilloheo og ~eneitaocnoc Spofrellc
Tor line Eatientcr, uOen &enipn til,
on DC tnnoe bctnle baln eller Ell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
SQinois.
Tpt Brig fur 8asmalfcr. Sri

Npt Brig for 8asmaifcr. Sra
Camp 8roit ienbte5 forIeoen ct
bltnorcoe @asmaifer til Suliltb,
Wtlln., for at BRIGGS al De MGuo,
Iom arbe;oebe n1eo at iluffe Sfog.
branOelie oeroppe. Gn al SolOa.
tcrne reiite iamtioie op til Minne,
lota for at eipe llnoerpisnins /
Brig at Maiferne.
@afcine mob Snhnensa? Ser
nlelotes Den 16oe bs. at 6. 6. Stole
roip teo WapoS alinif / Hodeitcr,
Wtinn., bapbe opoa9et en- %nfcillc,
tpormcb S%iliIuen5aeli flllDe befienr.
pes. Nlcre frenragcnbc Spgcr bar
falot til Chicago for at ior6aitoIe
ON ben beoitc Waaoe bporpaa Spg
oomlnen fulbe bcfirnlpcs, OF oct
penteoes, at Or. Goicnow "a piloe
melOe llogct ON lin Spoagelie.
Garter Sarriium / Tranfria. Der
melotes forleOen fra 8aris, at Gar.
ter $. Sarriion. Gbicago5 iurbcn.
pTrenoe befienbte @iapor, oor at-
fontmen I'll Tranfrig % fIpeoe otter
at naa S%lagfronten. SarriIon irlb.
tager mt Ell fremifubt Stining / set
Gooe Sor5, % ban crflereoe iii en-
IotSforreI ponbellt / TariS, at ban
alOrig / lit 2ip bopbc taget fat poo
nogct nreo iaa ltor SntercsIe iou
netop bette, % for e., Maro nlco
Oelt for}enDrrenoc Mapors Griftio-
beo Tiger bette life laa Iibet. Set
fortrueS, at ma til at begpllOc nlcb
bouoe onpiit @arriion Ell Stinina /
Vorts, men at ban nleo cit Gang
lteilcbe og erflpreOe, at cllten iif
nlalt atIPttc bann peb Slaafrontcn
cllcr ogIaa ielloe bnnt hien igiclt.
Sg nlall rlente, at ban uiloe IGttc
iii Tilic igieumem. Sarriion for.
talte Observation-Disclosures, at Ser
forelebia bar mcr cts. nof al sra
porfanSiOotcr / Chicago, % foreo.
rigt uilbe ban langt before blipe
fotogroferet peb Treoericf Sen Sto.
res Stotu / Berlin, eitcr at "Mnc.
rifa" bar inobigget pao Sen, c,lo
igien at blipe Gbicagos Wapor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Svmpati for Iviferns.

Stocfbolm, SucriQe, 19oe CIT;
Selc sen ipenitc @orcooitoaprc5ie
moto0cr en- iicuOtlig S0l0niug lige
opcr'or Nrriioent @IlionS lioItc
Suuruotc poa oct tpite Trco$tilbub.
Get cncItc Nluo / Stocfholn. lonl
ouicr Sparet Tor rctirroiQt, er &iul-
mar @raiting9 @loo "SociaIOcuno-
tratcn".
Gen Ipcnife Vrc3ie5 Solonirs
ion or Sclbco or / Nooeolo9en ocn.
al set M, ga Set fIarli1en bor fooet
rot al i'm rgcu Wtebicin, ifillOe tiaa.
Nc5 (piflano at lritogeS for ploere
liltole % truftc iig ilot no al 8um>
Ven, omtrcnt Ion eli ScnniSlpluer
ser bar tobt Ct Spil
Stlu Sen oujcrctoenli9c "9lftou
tiouinQcn" oooptcrcr bette Spn pau
&ri0cn % c%rfIUrer, at Vrriioentcll
morlIcr SelcliHl al "ioir plan.
"Stocfholm5 Sioniuocn", iom bn.
re- ior CIT llgc iibcn crflrrcbc, al
Gorpeocrin1cn al 2ompcrcn "Scin
iter" / bcn irifc Sonol par ell III
~@liitonia" Notwithstanding ii.
| Ger MI, at "Nmcrifo$ pafrc Sal(
ont upartiit NctirrbiQheo % Ell ga.
~tionerlcS Si9a M bier Jig at bore
cen rcncltc Nlulbua".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
1orolfjolpet
paa porto Rico.

@oibin9ton Sen t7bc Oft: Sra
Gcgicriu0cu pao Torto Gico moo
to0c3 ioog Ell ~tclcgraiilt Sclpenoel'c
ON &iUlp / ~Nulcbning Den 'pGre
llIpffc, iom fo~raorln9cocS al Soro-
ifiUlpct iorriqe Trcb10. Over 100
0crIoner blcp orrbt % Sil'inocr
oiort bisoiIoc. Ser cr itor gtsb %
Mtongel Ioopcl paa alTocr lonl
Wfob.
GienoolilSHahcu i ire WDer 90 ial'
rioc @~anb3bncr. liar pnn &citfpItcn,
cnilaae8 / Sclcgrommct, Der pa,
lcnNt al Vreiiocntcn / Oct portori-
tonite Scuat, Nu.onio @orcclo, I'll
81, 100000. WopaAllej. Nmosco %
Nouooiuo blep nTltcn totolt tilintct-
Qiortc, % Ngllaoo 90 Noncc olpor'
lig ifabet.
Mauoellci CT ocu treble itorItc "p
pao Norto Nico, mcN ell @e'olflin9
lpoa ca. 10000. 9lmn5co bar 5000
ca A~auaoina 5000 Sllobp99cre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

ocre / @irneibief Gountp. Gette foit
foinlnc til at blipe ct Eroblcnl, bpl9
Sealling oil frGpc alporlta Smialfe.
Snriolertio laar pi boabe oct bcolic.
DIR. oa Nirs. Sigport g9iIliam9
bar hapt @rep fra lin Ssn NortiL
Scr ticuit1ier / Den omerifnnlfc Srr
! 1ranfriae. Vaa oen Sio, oa Ore
oct blcp lfrepct (for Ell Wouneo
iiocn), Iao han pao Soipitalet ionn
6elgc al at bare blcpet iaaret / 9erct
/ ef Slaa mocr Srenrpfningen /
q. NtibicI Ggncn nGr Serbrn. Sfo
Den par BOG lite AZ nogen olporllg
Notllr, % ban Oentcbe mart at prrc
tIlbagc / HTfferne iaier.
Nr9. Carlo q. Spcroti foml
2orooa bicm ira @citfpiten, bpor
bun bar bcisqt i'm Ssn, Frcmicr
lsitnont EnoIo Speroti / Camp
&cpiS, 90 Genllcr % &ieubte / "a
coma, huor 6amilien i Here gIor
IauOe lit Stem, mems T~roieSior
Spcroti par Trcit Ser. rSniliien5aen
bar bapt lot / boaoc YrofeSlorcu og
90 andre / &lliet ocn iibite llgc@
Si0, men DC fonnncr iig MI oae
9o0t. Tcttcren, Mii8 Iogmar Spc.
rnti, cr n9lna fommct biem paa Be
ieg / 6i2ic Gage,
anpicin Nrtbilr Gnaer, Der M
npitcn ct Nar bor pGrct itatipneret /
Go0p, q. Der, ifriper iii iinc
GorTlorc, Scuotor % Wr3. G. ~.
her / Hnci, at l,aatct ser bar
pprct en- Gel SiliGlocr al Sliluell5o
0crnc0c % Heircll hor pGrct mn0cr
a|purontpnc, bar Der. iaopiot ban
hnu0c hert, lite im6truiiet noqct
Gebalolo op til ocn Sio @rcpet blcp
aoptcin Gngcr %ifripcr, at
Coon or ell al DC bc6itc Wili
tUrlcire / &onoct. Ger or lint, uarmt
@cir nc0 Sollfin hoer SoQ, og ser
cr DC beoltc Ncfpcmmcliobcocr, man
ton tTnfe liz i IiliTloc al Sng0om
Sroppcrnc. ll0cn Senipu til,
.nuormangc Spoc Der moottc bare,
bar man tilltrrtfcliac NirlpcmibIcr
pao ~IoripnrliN GiS al iage liz al
Dem, Sclo or Wr. Gnqer / bcoite
Nclaoocnoc oN Tomillcn liaerpis,
0e III ell Tb bar purct icpa
rcreoc ionl Isl0c al aparontGnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Sprimg @ropc.

~ HrnolO Noucruo reiite her ON
GoQcn npeO en- %ognIaonina Sfhtte.
COOS iii Mumbolot, huor ban nnlin
tar tjebt ii0 en- Torm
DIR. az Wtr2. Hoppe nloNtoo
'orlc0cn oeu isr0cIiQc Mubco, at sc.
res TlNitc Sm por oigoaet uco 81
oCn / ailoccr, N. Gof. @an Npoe al
Sun0ebctUn0clIe.
%oitnout BERNHARD Sohlion
Gufom 'ornpI'N ira Camp Tcrru.
Shio, ior at tiIbrin9e Ell fort Ger.
mission hos inc GorClore, Taitor
"a Mrs. &obnion.
- sc ioroille @coninacr al Chill
Nitcrn ontom iorrigc Monbaa III.
ten iii SprinQ @rope for at bc0ro-
res ser. Gen llngc Wiano por bpo
! Camp Grant, Nocfiorh, Sa., ct
Ciicr ior &nilucu5o.
SprinQ @rouc norif Iliibcr'fc
NieHl8he0 huuoc Senon0 sen t3oc
Is. i'm Nti2iionsicit meo VrGOifcrl
plu Nornioo0g pcb Taltor :.
@ul6icih al minneapolis. On 81,
t%ermloooacu tolie Samuel u. Dill.
Ter. Scr cr &u0inucr % @rooucli
ira Carlisle llnlperiitct. Wcni0bc
0cna Sumtor IN SprluQ @rou(
%ano ierQcoc FOR ocu muiifolifc Gel
al Gcitcn. mcocu3 Spulociorcnin'
QUn bepUrtcoe mco NAB i Wiobaa$.
then. Ser mofom / Ciicr til DIS
iioueu omfrin9 500. % set pat
moaifc ocu melt ucuntfeoc M'iSiiouS
itit Spriug @ropr uoQcniinoc bo,
buut
Gu SI6ebrollb Scr funoc har,
nIuorliQc 6elNcr, ubbrpo %eroag 81
tcrmiooog ! Globa9erS Soopebpa
ui1g. Ger uor 40 @olouCr &oSo
In / WpgnluGeL bporior Slocl
rluoIclig bluaieoe op meo ioriTrNc
IM @citigbc0. Stonbaro Sil So
&arehuS mco $4,000 8alloncr
@aSolln % Ell bel Gel 4erolcre lal
inn 10 Go0 ira SEN brrnoenoc @pe
ming, men ueo nUitcu o%permcnncife
IiNe NnitrcngeIrr al @rmbpGienc
lptfeocS Set at hoIbe SIammcrn
ira bette iorlige Steo. Ger bcriteov
cn 'terf &iro unbcr @r0uoen, o.
@niiter latte SIo / Sa9et paa iIer
@paninger, men set opoagcbes i all
Sili9Ioer itioe til itrar ar iIufteS
Sloerls Cuban mcrteS at p9r
Smao8itters 2eaen mcb Sprititfer
70 al @ronomGnoenc, ncmIia %
Soegb % AFr. Icfre, blep LENT for
brGnot unber SlufuineSorbeioet.
"cttsrab'tptsn % gss Nruen" III Rcrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
9ecsrab pg SnltGlt.
Sen 21Nc Sfiobcr 1913.
Npnrnntrneu f%uriirttcs.

,So~roroninocu ON SnInin2 al Sir.
Ter, SfoIer, Tbcatrc 0. b. pll life
rliuc opbupet her / 9pen citer DC II
Cages TorIob, inolcocS iom mango
houoe Qiort iig 6orboobninQcr ON,
men bill pcbblipe at iton pco Strait,
until Snilucn3n Gpiocmicn cr a.
tooet i oen @rao, al man illgen
Riiifo Iebcr. SpaOomnlcu er III pao
SiIbuactog. Ger CT llogct rTrre
Ssosialo, o. me GlliGlOcr bllner
iiulNnere FOR hper Gag; men 6nrcH
cr oItiaa life ODER. og oclt ~itarlte 6or
iidtiahco tiIroaoe5 bnnoe ira priDatc9
'pg oct oiicntligeS SiOc.