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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27
F A r M A N D
O X G fl A r d


tent in some portions of the States
mentioned. This is especially re-
grettable because the corn is adapted
to the conditions and it not a great
distance from where it will be sadly
needed next spring.
Ordinarily seed corn should not be
obtained from distance. The MIC
est-looking seed may be entirely un-
adapted and cause the loss Of crop.
AS these is but little "hold-over," the
frost-stricken and drought-stricken
areas must get their seed from other
points. 1t should be obtained from a
locality having similar climate, and
obtained now.
If you have large amount, or but
a few bushels, of 90-day corn which
terminates well, let your county
agent, your State experiment station,
and the United States Department of
Agriculture know about it. Prompt
cooperation should prove profitable
to all and prevent many failures next
year.
One rat will eat or spoil four BUSH
els of grain year. 1t costs So or SO
a year to feed a rat on your place.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27
Don't Feed Corn Fit For Seed

Because they do not realize that
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the
Dakotas, Oklahoma, Texas, ETC., are
seriously in need of seed of adapted
varieties, there are farmers here and
there throughout the United States
who are feeding corn that would be
more valuable if used for seed.
To the detriment of the 1918 crop
such corn is being used to some ex-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27

toward evening Of the second day go
in quietly where she is sitting, leave
some feed and water. remove the
nest and let the hen come off when
she is ready. Should she return to
the nest after feeding, remove the
china egg or eggs and put under
those that are to be incubated. If the
nests are slightly darkened the hens
are less likely to become restless. At
Matching time they should be confined
and not be disturbed until the hatch
ing is completed unless they become
restless, when it may be best to re-
move the chicks that are Matched first.
In cool weather it is best not to put
more than 10 eggs under the hen.
Later in the spring one can put IL
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27

pushed back of the closed part of the
front when the coop is open. Holes in
both ends of the coop covered with
wire give additional ventilation. The
middle slat is removable, sliding into
a square wire staple at the top and
dropping into half joint at the bot
tom. The Stats are made of strips /
inch square. The long, narrow door
in the front Of the coop is kept open
for ventilation except in cool weather
or on cold nights. Dimensions and
building details of the coop are
hownin the drawing.
Here's suggestion for a good dry
mash: 3 part by weight Of corn meal
and part beef scrap. Still another
ration may be made up of pound of
wheat bran, l pound of wheat mid
dlings, 61s pounds of beef scraps and
1917 pounds of corn meal.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27

similar to the one shown in the illus.
tration above have given excellent
satisfaction. The coop should BE-
made so that it can be closed at night
to keep out cats. rats and other ami.
mails, and enough ventilation should
be allowed so that the hens and chicks
will have plenty Of fresh ar.
en- floor, but is not nailed to this floor
This allows it to BIT fitted completely
of the floor, which gheatly facilitates
cleaning. The sides fit over the edge
of the floor to make it tight and dry
The door, covered with one-half-inch
wire netting, slides in back of the Stat
front to close the coop, and is push
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27
How to Ship Matching Eggs


Eggs for Matching are shipped ex-
tensively over long distances success
fully, but in many cases the shipment
appears to affect the hatch. Setting
eggs are packed for shipment in sew
eral different ways. One of the. best
methods is TO use a common market
basket well lined on the bottom and
sides with excelsior. After wrap
ping the eggs in a thin layer of paper
and enough excelsior to make a ball
of about inches in diameter, pack
them tightly in the basket, then put
on a covering of excelsior, and over
all sew piece of strong cotton cloth,
or the cloth can be pushed up under
the outside rim Of the basket, with a
case knife. The la.cer method of
fastening the cloth is much quicker
than the former and just as effective.
Eggs are also shipped safely almost
any distance by packing them in a
stiff pasteboard carton or box made
for this purpose, the space around the
egg being filled with either chaff or
bran. This package is then placed in
a basket, the bottom and sides of
which are lined with excelsior, and
the spaces at either end of the box
are packed with the same material.
On top Of this package is placed more
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27
This Fateful Year
3D. lIY.lA M..N-l


This year should see the scrapping
end, should hear the song of peace
ascend The Prussian hosts still face
their foe, and through their warlike
motions go, and would convince us,
if they could, that they're in shape
to saw much wood. But all their
fighting men who made Of war pas
time and a trade are dead, or shy of
elgs or lamps, or fenced in foreign
prison camps. No longer does the
Teuton find in war a solace to his
mind; of such rude games he's had
enough; he'd rather play at blind
mans buff. The Prussian armies are
composed of dotards who for years
have dozed before their fires, so old
and weak that walking makes their
hinges creak; and boys who have been
drawn from schools to drill with dead
ly tools. The hacks and has-beens of
the land bear arms in Kaiser Bills
command. To face them go our stall
wart sons, who'll climb the frames of
war-worn Huns and show the world
how Yankee snap can draw new lines
upon the map. When once our boys
have got their stride in battle on the
other side, don't see how Bill's
weary crew can help but throw UP
hand, do you?
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27

This winter has wiped out the last
vestage Of the old Mason and Dixon
line. Teeth of the North and teeth
of the South, one apd indivisible, now
chatter in unison.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-27

excelsior and all is covered with
cloth, as previously mentioned. Extra
stiff cardboard cartons made to hold
from one to several settings are used
in which to ship eggs. These car
tons or egg boxes are. fitted with q
handle for carrying, similar to that
on market basket Bushel baskets
are commonly used to ship orders Of
manner of packing and covering be-
ing the same as mentioned in the
first method.
Coop for Hen and Chicks
Have the brood coop ready for the
hefs and chicks when they come of
the nests. Coops may be made of
waste lumber or or of boxes. Quarters
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

lords splendid opportunity for Mae Marsh and Robert Harron as the lit tie husband and wife whose child is rudely suatched from them by cruel reform societies and later the father is forced to mount the scaffold
 The ending is q happy one The production sends its beholdets home with new ideals, new thoughts and with d newer and better understand ing Of life
 Tomorrow the New Central will again present Intolerance" for the last time The prices for this per formance are vastly different from those charged when shown in Hot Springs last season. The admission last year was $200 This year the New Central will show Intolerance" al l5 cents and 25 cents at the mat inee and 25 cents and SO cents at night Special music by the new Centrals orchestra.
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bring always to instil into them the idea of fair play between boys, fair play between boys and others boys sisters, and fair play 10 himself sans profanity, sans cigarettes, sans cheating at school or in games, thus developing his sense of honor on all lines
 It is most essential to point out 10 a boy what his honor means and to develop it to the utmost. These boys are the men of tomorrow for whom we vote-who carry on the work of today Let's help them to be clean, honest men.-W. T. Woot- ton, chairman; w l. Mayfield. sec retary; W. O. Creason. Harrison Taylor, s E Dillon, W. s. sorrells. Robt Neal, ! O. Langley, II. Dish eroon, Allen Hotchkiss. J. Earl HouslHy Fly Coyington, S. H. Mat thews, o II King, committee.
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APP7EctAT3VE WOMEN.

How often is the question asked Are the testimonial letters pub lished in the advertisements of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound genuine and true?" Tn answer to that question we want 10 answer most emphatically yes; and it is gladness for health restored by the use of Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound after weeks, months and sometimes years Of suffering that has prompted these women 10 write such letters in order that other women who suffer as they once did may profit by their experience.
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Cut This out-r Is Worth None,

Cut This Out--ft Is Worth Money
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose Sc and mail it to Foley Ss oC. 2S35 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, Ill. writing your name and address clear ly You will receive in return a trial package containing Foleys Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain In sides and back: rheumatism. back ache, kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole some and thoroughly cleansing ca- thartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and and sluggish bowels -- A. c. Jennings.
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DO WE WANT A Y. M. C. A. IF
 HOT SPRiNGS7

There will ba nc guesswork about it We either want il bad enough to insure it being permanent or we are indifferent The committee will not take the chance that ii may fall through after a brief career. but to insure it, have distributed pledges covering a period of five years. If it can survive this we know it is a necessary institution and can then be properly housed. We do not in tend to ask this community to erect building during the war We shall secure suitable quarters in which to carry on the work and bring the men of the community together under a Christian influence We anticipate the trained services of a secretary who will make things hum We are planning for a full and big work.
 BUTT The men in this com munity have to show us that they want it Many of the young men have been called away temporarily. We can start the work and have it going for them when they return There will be room for those of all ages So be a young man.
 The boys community work con templaicd is only a branch of tha Y. M. c A. work. but most essen tial. This we hope to have under a separate secretary. who win sn- 1 peryise the boys activities of the | Take them on hikes, camps. swimming. arrange short ! talks and supervise athletic con | tests community cleanup contests: | In fact enter into the boys life fully | In a Christian, clean spirit, endeay- !
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INTOLERANCE WORLDS GREATEST MOTION PICTURE
 SHOWN TODAY AND TOMORROW AT NEW CENTRAL
GRIFFITH SURPRISES HIMSELF A SPECTACULAR MASTER
 PIECE OF sPLENooR AND MA GNIFlCENcE - FOUR GREAT STORIES BLENDED A THEME

Distinguished art critics throughout the world. universally welcome as a landmark fin motion picture produc- ton. D. W CSriffth's marvellous spec tacle, intolerance" which will be shown today and tomorrow at the New Central theatre.
 To say that this newest spectacle has startled even the most skeptical of first nighters where it has been shown is hardly a beginning. so far as praise of such an effort goes. The
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

picture is so gigantic in spectacle so universal in theme and SO diversified in content that it seems almost inn possible to believe that the brain of one man directed and planned 1t all. Intolerance" will be a great sur prise to those looking for picture of the ordinary caIibre, for its pres entation is highly novel
 Mir Griffith has succeeded in sur passing his famous film. The Birth of Nation" "mtolerance" grandly and majestically mounts to the throne of world superiority, for it was pro dueed by a master and has for its stars the greatest players before the camera today Mae Marsh. Robert Harron. Lillian Gish, Fully Marshall Aiken. Constance Tal- malse, Bessie Love and a dozen othts perform their parts as if in- spireV
 Thy four great stories tell of an nient Bp bylon. Medieval France and he Col art of Charles IN. Judea at the ,eaiun D. of the Christian era and ataf reverent and devout picture ,f the crucifixlon that is beautiful md in I&9iring irhe modern story af-
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16
MURDER.

have killed the prices on my prop erty in Hot Springs. l will sell with out regard to value. No 1. 8-room. two-story house, good outhouses, lot l00x150. No. 2, Groom house, one story and a half, basement, good out houses, lot 50x15O. No 8, five-room house. lot S0x130. No 1. two business lots. corner Seventh and Hobson, with five rooms. No 6, one-half interest in 14-acre truck farm two miles out.
 See NJ. S COBB, owner, phone 1l64 or 1859. 5-t0-Lt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16
ARRIVALS AT THE PLATEAU

John D Hall. Troy, Tenn: J Bax- ter, Little Rock; J. A. Purdy, Garth age. Ark. w. A. Butler, Morton Tenn J. D Wilson. Milbun, Ky; E r. Kelly Morton, Tenn; Ethel The bold, St Louis; E. B. Gatin and wife Leitchfield, Ky. W. l.. Shearer and wife, Stamping Ground, Ky Mrs J B. Adams, Stamping Ground, Ky; M & Woodwork. Owensyille, Mo: A. A Mariner Hope, Ark; NJ. H. Cod frey Hennessey, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

Dr Ira A. Williams, Chiropractor. six years experience in Hot Springs Office, corner Central and Court streets, opposite Arkansas National Bank Building. Telephone HIS.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

Dr. W H. Hickson announces that
 ne treats eczema. blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by method that ia simply wonderful Also diseases ot tpe rectnm and cures piles without the use of the knife Twenty years in Hot Springs, Ark. Citizens Na- uohal Bank Building. 4-4-1S
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

If it's good coffee With pure cream and the best creamery butter you are looking for, you ill find 1t at Frisby's I2-28-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

Frisby wants to see yon-the popu- lar place to eat. f2-28-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

If it's good coffee with pure cream and the best creamery butter you arc looking for. you will find 1t a. Frishy's. 12-2S-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

You Hooyerize, when you order what you like, and like what you or. der. Good things to eat at Frisby.s
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

Sentinel-Record classified advertis. tnE brings results
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16

Friaby wants to see you--the popu- lar place to eat. l2-2S-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-16
SIDING HABITS.

For Rent or Sale. HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT co. 2oe Cottaas St q. Phone 6oa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Oct rcoe Kors.

VariS Den t3oe Wiai. Oct Nrbeioe,
iom err uoisrt al set amerifurife reoc
aorS / April opergaar oue Grgani.
iationers tioligere @eitrFbeIier,
iioeu Oct begpnote lin @~irtiontbeo /
Sronfrig. Imeritanife Soloater er
pea @eieu ira 9uroing5iteoerre /
6rantrig iii fine iorifieuige 2eir.
plaoie bIeoet rigeligeu ~ioripueoe
banoc meo Wiao og 9riffe.
Ni @piIeplaoie paa De omeritanifc
GorbinoeIieslinier % inn "Guntecn5"
poa De iranlfe Slnier uooelte / Moa.
neoens 2eb 40S, 900 Ntaaltioer. :
nj "Ganteen9" / &ari5 uooeltes ser
/ ianme lio $4,000 Wuulti0er.
Gt fonpIet. mi &oipituI nrco 200
Seuge oprette0e5 / ct Gbateai itrar
bogeuior 6ronten. ct anoet 6oipi.
tai meo 500 Senge er mroer Cpie.
reIie pua BEN bergmte GpooeIobsbaue
nGr Yaris.
Nitten nrtiijcieae 2(rne % 169
artiiiciele Ben uooeIte5 gratis.
Sor 9lmerifunere oeo 6ronten op.
iertes Der ct Observation-Disclosures
meb llbitnr til lloruooeIie al lltej.
Get mar en- Sapocitet al $4,000
@iano ON llgen.
30 @aiferier tnoretteoes / 9luia.
tionsIeire al tilitrGffeIig StsrreIie
iii al paite alPo@ Tor 1000 Ytano
ON llgen. Ser 6eIttietfener ifaiier
Mao Tor Solooter, iom begiper Tia
til og oenoer tilbage ira SIagmar.
ferne. Spert al Dem bar en- Sara.
citet al 5000 Niano bogIig.
Set rsoe aors bar / Woaneoens
Sob uoOelt $4,000 Goier meo Hege
tobat og Batter meo Gigaretter.
Get boIot iaong II 6arme / ior.
bin6elie meo De nnerlfonife Soipi-
talscentrer.
Slorten omreiiertoe "Gunreens~
uooelte $4,000 parme Triffe. Ser
"Ganteens" / ben irauite Irmes
5ront5one uooelte frit gtno. Sriffe
% Joripninger al ale SlagS iii
100000 anlerifanife, brittle %
frantic SpIoater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

mafi % SppGifpld bor 9psniu9aar-
beioerne beler life &otctcr iom Gr.
ltotnil9 for grsbforn. 5 lltaidrui
bar mar ionl Tesel ipllt Sortebreo |
DC iioite Tiger.
! ToIfonmGfi bar &uuoreoer al
SamiIier life ioaet onoct 9rpo emo
DC ilnaa Tortioncr, ION Srooiante.
ringsrppnoerne al o. til fan belle
no. Man Ter meget nlerft paa 6rem-
tioen, iPrlig foroi man re8ner meo,
al Dc 90 Milioner Silo. ionI Nine.
rita bar Iopet, III piI uoeblipe, o.
Acknowledgements nleo Qannarf ON
10 MiQioner ailo er fife aiiliittet,
meoelts heller life Iftolen me0 Spif-
Lamb ON 10 YfiQioner ailo er font
met iitano eubuiI.
@aia, 19be Warts. 6inlanos Oil.
cielle Tresi ebureau meo0eler: Sra
tropproig &olo opgipes BET, Of IS
fienbte Herioilcr er bIct mprOct al
De Heoe / Norrmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

al Wtpno % Wateriole poo bcolte
Wtaaoe % / ct % alt Of rorbcreoe zig
pua oct npite @altetog. % man
fan bore eanife ting ior, al DC Nui,
ereoe ulber Sen. 6ocbs Soerleoclle
life bar ligget ~erfesleic / oisic iioIte
TO, ire title Tiger. De er lifterli8
megct beorc forbere0t M, eno oa
llpeiret broo los Den 21be Marta.
De Snlaofampc, iom / Oct %iellere
+ a + funbct Steo - % iom oogli9
finder Steo - langS Tronten | Sian.
bern og Yicaroiet, ifploes npiten noe
lllffenbe De slliereoes Sritiotip. De
bar bcnpttet Nnleonillgeu til at
noppe til fig mango forbelagtige
Yiiufter, iom De baube @rlg for I'll
at itprfe ipte Stilinger. SGrlig
bar Nititralicrnc pGrct opermaaoc
paagaaenoc / Noropit for Nmicns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Nrmeen tr1noer
~Sotoerafer.

@aihlngton oen 13oe Wfai. Sra
General Eeribing er ser inoIsbct en-
Inmoonlug ON at 'na lig tiIlenot Al
illnte 6otogroicr, iipr i%oaoaure ioru
bar griartng / at tnge 9iaeoer uoe
/ ri Sliit. - Striitlige Inieqnilger
inoicnocS Ill II. z. Signal Corps /
Wolbington. Nnicgerre moa pGre
anlerifonife @orgere. cllcr Hegiitron.
fer mellem 81 og 81 Mar.
&c NiPno, Tom ubiecS, pil bIi icllot
til Ell Sfole for militGr Srplling
forot 9ienncmgoo ct fort praftiif
SIRIUS, bporeiter oe uiI bli uonppnt
til Sergeonter al fsrite SlaSie %
letot iii 6ronfrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Japan / ,~luief0loen.

Sofio, Sapon, 5. t3oe Miai. 9la.
oct "Nocbi Simbum" erflGrer fla
enig | Ell llotalelie al Grprpiioent
Sbeooore Hooieoelt on, at oct Stlle
Sap | Ell life fern Sremtio bill bli
S"flteploolen for International Nfti-
pitet .oe at Here al De itore Wiogter
oil bli Hiuoler ON Serreoemmet paa
Sceanet.
Weoens DC eprise Wtogter5 Sooeo
sielneo pil bli al efononliif Ratur, er
oerlnroo Stiucbansproblemet ct Gins.
ipsrasmaal for Sapnll, Tiger 9Iaoet
Get. at Splflnno iitOer Ell &ei
giennem GltslanO iii Slbirien, o. al
Imerifo meo fine 9oiiier / Sono.
lltlu % Manila fnptter late 6orbin.
beIier meo China o. Sibirieu og
itGngcr al Sopet ienoenior 6ormoia.
"Sapon oiloe on bli liz en- Wtlis
/ Ell Scribe - b~iplpeleS og haables.
"Serior er oct, az Sperg5nlaoIet
ON Spbbooseerne er blet al en- laa
ouermaooe ltor Iigtigheo.
80 itPrfere Sppoiitionen moo
Sopous 9eiiooelie al Dem ptrer Jig.
ocs pigtigerc og noo~penoiqere bIir DC
for Sopall5 Sorioarspolitif."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Konfifation at Ppeoe.

@aibington ben lite Wai. Son.
fiifation al SpeOe, Tom 5armerlle bar
n9etet al aib9noe, er MI bespnot /
ilere al Staterne. &esierineen be.
taller ben regulGre Hris for Sueoer
meo Srnorog al De me0 &onfilfatio.
men forbunbue uogrter.
aonfiifationerne fog fin @egwloelie
/ &anias, Snbinnu % andre Stuter
ben lite Wtai, meoens Der til Sar.
mlerne / De eprige er rettet en- ino-
trengenoe Spfororing ON al al.
b9nbe iine Speoebeboloninger goo.
pilis og berpeo ipure baaoe ii9 ielr
og &cgicringcn unsoiee Hbgiiter og
llbebageligbeber.
iSarmerlle / Minneiota og Cato.
taerne er gipet Ell Sriit til ben 15be
Mai til of bringe line SoeoebeboIo.
Ringer til Worfeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
SripiIli9t Saritetsforp5

Naihtngtou Den 12te gtai. Or.
Grautlm s.. g2ortin ira Chicago,
4}eOIem AZ Oct Rationale foripur5.
raao5 rooOgiDenoe &omite. uoiteote
i0aJ et Gpraab III Sonoet5 9pger,
i0m anten er Tor gnnlIe eaer az andre
6rlnoe uititfeoe til regltlRr NliIi.
tprtieneite, ON al meloe iig ilo | oet
frjollige Sanitet5torps SeIo 9eger
ouer 30 4or fan optages JON Wteo.
lenuner.
gieolemmerne al Bette Sorps pil
BIZ fIu3liiicereoe | OuerenSitemmelle
me0 oeres Sfiffetbeo til Sieneiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Nv Ud$krivnlnQ.
S%nofaloelie al $1,000 Wanb nnocr
Sanerne b~eurorct.
Strommem til Nranfria.

Woibinston 5. t46e Nai. 30 llo.
ifripningsororer lpoenoe paa tilianr.
men $1,000 Wuno ~uoienotes ioog az
Observation-Disclosures. 9e unoer
6onerne mofalote Manoifaber tiltr9.
Der Heiien iii aantonrementerne |
0a9ene ira 20oe iii 24oe Mai oa
ira 29oe Mai iii zoe SUM.
Meo De ioag beororeoe ltoIfrionir.
ger err Ser iioen Sen lite 0toi iolt
inofaIot $1,000 Wano. Iette OIL.
tpoer oelt forsgeoe @ait, bpormeo
Sperierelicn al trooper iii Sronfrig
M ioregnor ia%mntenIignet meo tio.
Iigere Yeriooer. ga oct giennemirit.
lige antol pr. Waateo life operifrco
100000 Mano.
DC iorlfieaige Staters Sroppe.
btoroa lunoer 6i3ie me ltoifrioninaer
og DC Guntonuementer, De ifol ier.
oes til, er Tom folger:
Dc ierite 6%oricnoeIier, fra 2Obc til
2loe Otoi: Saiuois, $500 iii Setter.
ion SarractS. NO; California, 500
III sort Wtc0otuen. Gal.; Colorado.
LOO til Sort Sogon, Colo; Iiitrict
OF Columbia, 300 til Sort Dale.
thorpe, ga; Georgia, 200 til Sort
N%gletborpe. ga, og 800 til Sort
Screpen, Ga; Snoiana, 1850 iii
Columbus Sorracfs, Ohio, aenticfn,
$500 I'll Sort Thomas. au.; Neu
Oorf, 5000 iii Sort Slocum; Sfla.
bona, 1000 I'll Sefferion garrocfs,
No, 1900 iii Sort Sam Souiton;
SennesIee, 1000 iii Sort Sbomas,
Sn.; @aibington, $50 til Vancouuer
9%arracfs; @eh Yirginia, 1900 til
Columbus BARRACKS, Ohio.
Ora 29oe Wai til Zoe SUM: Sai.
nois, $500 iii Seiferiou 9orracts,
no, 1000 til Sort Thomas, au.:
aanlas, 1000 til Sort 9oaan;
gPaine. 500 til Sort SIocum;
Dfasiacbuietts, 5000 til Sort Slo.
ems; Rew Sanpibire, 800 til Sort
Slocim; Nctu Seriep, 500 til Sort
Slocum; Nep Vferico, 500 iii sort
Gam Souiton; Ohio, 1000 iii 60.
InmbllS garracfs; Oklahoma, 1000
til Saction 9arracfs, Ga; Oreaou,
1,500 III Sort Wc9opeQ, Gal;
Penniploania, 2,750 til Columbus
Varrucfs, 500 til Sort Screpen, GA.
800 I'll Sort Sgletborpe. Ga. Hbooe
Sslano, 800 til Sort Slocltm;
leras, 500 til Sort Gam S%ouIton;
Serntont, POO til Sort Slocum;
@aibtngton, $50 til &oncouoer Bar.
racts; @ponring, 800 I'll Sort 9ogan.
ttoltrtuningerne gipIoer oenne
Sang lIoeluftenoc Wanoitaber iii at.
TN arl8stieneite, meooeler arigsmi.
hitter Safer, % life Hetrutter til Nm.
oetoeIie / &rigsinouitrierne. - Ger
er ydlligbeo Tor, at Der lom Ell arigs.
i%orbolOsregel ienere pil bli nsouen.
Digit, at u0ifrtUe &ernepIigtige til 9lr.
beloe / &rigsIuouitrierne, ipecielt /
oct 2leme0 at paaltpnoe glrbeioet
Ammunitionsiabrtterne men noaeu
enoellJ EeltelumeIle herom er enouu
life iattet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
uoifripninsen.

@aibiugtou 5. lite Mai. Ger er
biotlI blet uoitreoet iii NtilitPrtie.
neite iaIt 100000 Mano. Der III.
0els beinOer JIG / Grantrige % til.
oels / 2OtIiesleireue eler umoer Slto-
faIoeIie til 5ieueite oen lie SUM.
Ser er al SauoipnIigbeo for, Of
Der ! Suni oil bli irofaIot I'll Sieueite
at enomu iterre Antal gfnno emo /
gfoi. o. al Antoqet g~raopis pil eeeS
boer Maaneo Sonrmereu % Soften
igiennem. Se iIeite al aantoune.
meuterne unoergaar betpoelige llopi-
oeIier.
SpiS Bette boloer Stiff. bill Pr.
meen ON pel ct AarS Sio tple
100000, mlligens 100000
Wano.