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Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

nNE CAN do very well on a small V wardrobe during the summer. but there is one garment that must be in cluded and that is the bathing cos tune. one simply lives in bathing suit and ther are really none to com- pare with the Spalding mannish suits we saw at the McDougal and Cassou company.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

NEVILLE the sale is over we found w that we could pick up wonderful bargains at Goldwater's this week. It is really an opportunity that the care full shopper can not afford to over- look The prices on gowns. smart blouses and popular wash waits are tempting indeed to the young woman who is arranging her going away ward robe. There are jretty, cool frocks for those who plan to remain at home and who wish to appear in fresh and sweet on all occasions.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

HAVE a complexion that is always
 presentaele-now possible for ev-
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

VOU MAY taIk about buylng eVery-
 thing ready to wear but after all there are many little things you like to make yourself. aren't there? The trouble is the effort. If you have an electric sewing machine it is nothing at all to run up seam or make an entire garment. It's not the old clum- sy machine that took up house room but hardly larger than a typewriter that you can tuck away under the couch or place on shelf. Look for yourself. You will find the machines at the New State Electric Supply and Fixture company.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23

car arrivals and departures in dicate a considerable reduction of flour intake in those centers.
 Therefore the United States food administration, through the federal food administrator for Alaska, respectfully asks the press of Alaska, in so far as they can consistently do O, not to accept advertisements for special sales of sugar and flour, whether from the dis tributor or manufacturer, the scarcity of both commodities making it unnecessary to make extended efforts to promote the sale of either or both. This request, of course, to cover only the period of the war, and per tains only to special" adver- tisements for the sale of flour and sugar.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23
ALASKA'S MINERAL PRO
 DUCTTON

In 1917 Alaska produced minerals valued at $41, ,760,000. issued by the United States Geological Survey, department of the interior, and are based on estimates made by G. c. Martin. The value of the min eral output of Alaska in 1917. although about $6,870,000 less than that in 1916, was greater than that in any other year The most valuable mineral product in 1917 was copper, of which 88,20O,000 pounds, val ned at $24,OO0,OOO, was pro- duced. This is less than the output of 1916, which was 119,- 600,000 pounds, valued at $29,- 480,0O0, but is greater than that of any other year. The reduc- tion is due largely to labor troubles, and is not necessarily permanent. The gold produced in 1917, $15,450,00O, of which $9,850,000 was derived from placer mines, was also less than that produced in 1916, which was $17,240,000, and is the smallest since 1904. The reduc- ton was due chiefly to curtail- ment of operations because of the scarcity of labor and the high cost of materials, but in part of the disaster at the Treadwell mine and the deple- tion of some of the richer placers.
 During the year Alaska also produced silver valued al $l ,O5O,O ,OOO, coal valued at $3OO,- GOO, lead valued at $160,00O, tin valued at $160,00O, antimony valued at $4O,OOO, and tung- sten, chromium, petroleum marble, gypsum, graphite and platinum valued at $600,O00,
 During thirty-three years of mining Alaska has produced more than $391, 100000 in gold. silver, copper and other miner al.s Of this amount, $293.000,- GOO represents the value of gold and $88, 100000 that of the cop per.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23
WHAT 25 CENTS WILL DO

Suppose some day you and each other person in the whole country decided to cut down the consumption of meat for that week by 9 cents worth And suppose everybody who thus saved 25 cents invested if i'll one of Uncle Sam's Thrift Stamps for support of the war
 It sounds like a little thing doesn't it7
 But by that one weeks work we would save $26,00O,OOO worth of meat which could be sent to our gallant French al- lies, who need all the food we can save and send them. Or there would be just that much more meat to send to General Pershing's Yankee boys pre- pairing to take their places in the trenches of France
 But that is not all. Your 9 cents and everybody else's 9 cents would mean $25,0O0,00O cash that Uncle Sam would have, and that would purchase thousands upon thousands of rifles and warm boots and thick Overcoats for the soldiers of our army who are going tc France to fight for us who re- main safe and warm back here at home.
 So that our saving of meat and our saving of the 25 cents is really a double saving-a saving that can be expressed by a huge figure-$5O,OO 100000 And all in one week.
 Isn't it worth trying for?
 Moral-Save Meat and In vest in Thrift Stamps.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23
WILSON CHANGES VIEWS

President Wilson, in coming out for national suffrage fol women, has completely changed his former attitude The President has long held that each state should decide this question for itself. In al termgg lis opinion he gives up, partially at least, the demo- cratic doctrine of state rights
 State rights is doomed, and the spirit of nationalism has sentenced it. In the United States before the civil war the national government was en- croaching on the rights of the states, and since the var the movement has been accelerat- ed. The Democratic party has been holding to the tenet, but circumstances have forced that party, when in power, to tend to the Republican party prin- ciple of a strong and ever strengthening national govern ment.
 One has but to look into state control of railroads, with it' vicious medley of rules and it dangling chorus of regulations to see how necessary it is fol the national government tC steadily increase its powers a the expense of the states.
 The United States IS a ma tion, and the United State
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23
HELP CONSERVATION.

There seems to be a good deal of boarding of many commodi- ties in the country. The pres
 ent situation in sugar also is more due to this than to any other cause. It is obvious from
 the very large demand for flour in wooden barrels and the gen
 erally increased flour demand that this trade also is affected. Salt, matches and other com
 modities also have been drained from many markets. The causes seem to be a com
 bination of greed, fear and in
 some places of propaganda. It IS obvious that movements of this sort could quite well bring the whole administration to disaster. For instance, if every home bought a barrel of flour 1t would represent one-fifth of our entire annual production. It has proceeded far enough iD the flour trade to make control of prices difficult; for the mills, although running 130 per cent normal capacity, are unable to
 keep pace with demands. Ii l clouds the whole issue of con i servation, for while the same l person may eat weekly less
 flour, we are simply at sea tc : know what our eXportable re
 sources might be. We do not
 believe it is happening in the ] larger cities, with few excep-
 tions, as all statistics of floul
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23

ARE not a group of common wealths.
 Let the Democratic party take a hint from the changed attitude of the President, ar attitude that would have been tolerated not for a minute in Democratic councils only a few years ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23

It was so cold in New York recently that three prisoners released from Sing Sing de- cided not to go out into the world until the weather moder- ated. They probably thought the shoulder the world often turned to ex-convicts would be colder than generally.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-01-23

Harden, the German editor, says that the peace key is in Washington. Yes, it is; and Wilson and Lloyd George have displayed it and told the Ger mans exactly how they can turn it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

palgt observation-disclosures til at for.
banole meo bperonore ON mlilig
CONTEMPLATING.
S SEEM &icbIonO, Iinn., 1aIt.
g. O. Gngelitabs aaIo, bar man Ell
SpnoagSifoIe, iom bar giort ng frem'
beIes eisr fort Irbeioe. Sioen 1910
tur oenue SfoIe bibraset $777.51 til
Somiunoets g~arnehiem, $3.50 til
oct belgiife SjpIpeiono og $40 til
WiiIipaitfee Ssnoaesifole. De bar
nctop ienot inb bpoo De bar iamlct
til @arnebiemfosien / 1917. Set be-
lob Jig til $113.O2. Sc iamIer Ien-
gene paa Ben Waabe at be optager Ell
Solicit til bette Giemeo bier Gang
Sfolen meber. Sarah Sunoe, ionl
beretter openltaaenDe, Tiger: Ser
iom bort Somfuno5 Senoogsifolcr
pootog Jig at opboI0e pore Barrie
biem, piIoe BET bli Ell 8ellignelie boa-
oe for Dem % for Siemmene." %
Der er Def ri err iulbitpnoig enige meb
ham. @i bar flor Snit til at tage en-
Cur iii Nep Hicblono Tor at n9pe-
biIie bam % gipe bore Zine I'll Sic.
itebuo at ie en- Zig SenOagSNtole ION
Qier iIigt Sproerf, i~triper $. .. Sill
oobI | "2utberaneren."
l1noerpisningcn oeo Siltberolt
Gables Seminorp begpnote Den Soc
Sonuor. Ine gleper pao ire nPr er
/ line Spoer. Senten me eleper err
ollercoe Der. @f bi5ic tom lem ira
@oIt. g. &. Ieisbu5'S aolo / grco-
ten, Minn. Tette forticner at nGp-
mes, Ga ale oisie Iiger fom poa No-
flor Ieisbus's Nnbeialilg. Oct er
Ell Itor Spmuntring ior Sfolen at
ioa iua fraftig Stptte ira ct enelte
aalo. Gre al be me GIeper er ira
TeO @in9, TO fra Cannon Sails, en-
ira Iebraifa % De eUrlge ira Steoer
/ Minnciota og @iSconiin. Sc fle'te
al oi$ie Tiger er inoifreoet I bet ipe-
cieae Gurius Tom rorbereoer 1or
"Gipil Service" .@ramen. Gen 14oe
Sunnar ipnger Ben befienote Sopran-
Sangerinoe Ignes &errp ira Gblca-
40 / SfolenS Wfuiifinl. Set err Den
treble / alunitnerierien lom Sfolen 81
Der ioor. Gen fsrItc aoncert blep 81
pet al Ben canobiife @urpton SbcrriS,
SEN onoen al @iolin-&irtnolen ga
Icbo SucobIen. Gen iioite ifal boloe@
/ TSe6ruor; ga ipiler TioniIten Carl
YoMolS. Gor Gleper i Nflllif cr Der
N~nle0nin0 til at bcgunoe rdarlom-
BELT. : Oe andre aurier fonlnler 1pc
Gleucr ill0 peb Oct anOct Semeltera
@cdnnbclie, Den lite Tebrllor. =.
q. u. / "SlItberancrcn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

0bosfnlo. Soriotteren, SucrrctS'
iagferer Crit Senrichien er eiter lGn-
gerc GioS SpgeIeie oigooet uco 9e-
Den / Ell IIber al 80 2lor. Grif Sen-
richicn bar Ell Son al Irotilrotor =.
81. ScnricbIen % Senneien al ocn be.
fienbtc 6iloIog, &cftor / SDcnIe u.
Scnric6Icn.
@cIioocrinoen al Stombuici
"Sunbboit" pao Spbfpn, Srf. gtlco-
line b. SperlinQ er ofgaoct pco %
oen, goot % Mor Nanmel,
- Sfagensiiiferen ears Serrig CT
nigaoet neo Gpoeu, 70 Qar aontmcl
San bar 9onmnrtS ferite 2lltterfl.
ifcr. s 1876 fjpbtc ban / Spcrige Ell
IS Cons Spfabnoo, 'om ban folot(
"SprIegct". Sommcn meo . anor(
SfogenSiiiferc gif ban paa Slnert'fer'
/ Sfaaeraf. Snort eitcr begpnot(
man mi ogiaa paa andre 6i'fcplnol(
at fiobc &lltterc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

Soer otti me Gleper or tnoltre'
ret pes @oloori College eiter Sui, 90
10 me SiplpelGrere or oniot.
Stuocut Y. gtorbiIctten bar an
toaet Sc I'll BAN itiaebe aoIo peo
Serene, 2. g, % bcicgte l Sulell
0isie McntQhebcr.
Toit. $. $. 6roitS Con er ogIan
iorbeict mco 5000, % ior life lTr9c
ii0cn mo0toa ban en- iterrc Heuge8nne
ira en- al Wcnigbeherne.
S9iIo Rice Menigbco, Gipl9bt,
81. Q, GAP line @reitcioIt, Eniior %
Nlrs. ". 9. GubI, $t0S / SllIc9ope
Res SuIetrricItcu Den 230e December
Ioitor NJ. ". SoIporion al
Smobo, glebr., bar ontaget anlo ira
Mor Greliera Weuigbc0 / Ccononlo'
poc, S3i9., % ogtcr at lIpttc cfter
Yualte.
Gen II. Iuth. Wtcniqbeo, @olb-
burn, @iS., gar lin @rcit 500 'oml
Silica Ill iorriae Ior@ Sen o9 looeoc
noo ionrnte Sio St20 / SiIIp9 III
Scmlen for bette gar.
0teo SSnoiamlingen I'll ling
CONSTITUENCIES SoIoatermi9'ion2'
Tono qnar BET mcget gobt. Sp I'll
Den 14be SJonuar a $6,956.33 lub-
ifriberet, % al BET iIbitribercoe %c-
Ieb bar $3,230.93 / &o8lcrercnS
Spnber. Ser ifnl enoml opcr $13,-
coo iii inoen OiaaIct or naaet.
0ait. % Mfr8. G. g. 9oIseioe
bar i Den ienere SID mobta9et perle
8aper fra fine Wenigbeber / NoIfe og
InuIena, SSoipu. @Ianot andre Stng
pene 8eilgegaper. elsie 70 Wfenigs
beber maa itrGffe Jig nofiaa Iongt Tor
at flinne gipe i'm Trcit en- rincIig
2en, men oligepeI fer DC iig iltono I'll
Of ~opmuntre line Fre'tefolf nleo at
aipe libt ertro.
Ct. Sobaune3 Neuiabeo /
georthfieIo bar upIig holOt if Mars,
meoe. Set opIp'ie5 at Wtcnigheoen
tpQer 731 Siple, Ser er 200 SGn.
b~aqSifoIebnrn o. 80 Sprere. Ser par
S2t3.61 Balance / aaaicr. Sirten3
@ipIo par reouceret I'll $500. Oct
p%eOtoQe5 ogIaa al Den inafuIhte nor'te
8reiteoraat ombpttea nIeo "the On
1urb 8onn". Menighchen& &reit,
Yaitor &Iepen, tiener ior nGrpPrenoe
iom IeItpreit / Camp 0ooge.
- IrcOag oen 2Soe December op.
forte Sonqforet / 2ong Trairie DE
nighco, Gapron. gu, ct Sor poa 80
Stermer, uroer Bait. ". q. Sohn-
ions 9eoclie. SuIetuutotcn "She
Hidht eternal. Nad @runh al oct
meqet folhe @cir ror Der nm Ell Iiben
Goriamlma tlIlteoe Soo mango lonl
lite BAR tll'tcoe. u0talte EnIte nm at
iaa bore bette Nfnitltntte. at Def bler
beitemt al gipe oct i9ien. oenrc Sang
/ oct me 4lloitorium / &eiifolebpg-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

GienSDmsialg. Nalborg, Ste Sec.
Sporllpgoorb, $50 9br. @onO, cr al
Yroprietpr Morf iolgt iii Froprte-
ter Niclien al %ipctcrp ior 10000
&r, fontant.
- &onocra, Ste Sec. &roprictGr
Ir. Gbriltcnien bar iolot SrcoenS-
lulo / Norager Sogrt til ct aonior-
tiltm ira Iarbu5 ior 10000 ar. I'll
Gicnoommcn horcr $50 Tor. Sallo
Niger, Sing oN eng. Npl og IulS'
rc0ifabcr mc0ielger.
- YroprietNr Scbmi0t bar ifelge
"&eilc u. Np." iolgt Spinboltgaorb
til @ooacicr WunfcOaI al 9orup'
0ooro OF Nroprictpr @intbcr al ct.
NoucDooaro for 100000 SIR. 9(pl %
Rcoifubcr mcbfel0cr,
&crre1Qor0cn "&lm0hpf" neo
Ni6c, Ser hor pGrCt / Tomiticn ESuels
@eiio0clir / 200 Mar, er al Scnsbnro.
nc9le l.Rpiruitccn lolNt iii @o0Ss
eicr gticla aaoH. "&lW0bGt" bar ct
g(rcnl al 400 Ior. &onb 2lAcr o9 300
.S0r. 2nn6 SfoN. M &cirtling, Ntpl
oo Hcoifobcr mcoiolGtr. &iobriuu.
men or CO. l. Wtill. Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Tlinfc Naboer. 8iboro.

Slinfe @aboer. 9iborg, Ste Sec.
S Siborg bar nan lGnge bopt Ell me.
get lforp Gationering al gleftricitc.
ten; men MI oil Der inotrUoe en- nIeb
2Gngiel ~imeoeleet 2~9mpeIie. Get or
2iterrigerne / 2o5aretleiren pco
&aIo, Ser bill bipIpe 9per, ibet oe bar
tilbuot ben 5 Sanfs gali5iif Yetrole.
Inn pr. Maaneo al 2eircns Soripning,
fra December at regne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
e bauife llmSerbanblere tilbaNc.

&jsbeubapn, Soc Sec. &c oonife In
ocrbanolere / Amerifa, Sireftpr Golo
% Iirefter Trior, antpm i9nar til
a~iebenbapn nleO @Senig Glnp" eiter
at bape pGret / Imerifa iiben Sulii
Waaneb. &paO Heiultat, oe bar op.
naaet, pibes life, men ser soar gan-
ife pesiimiitiife Ipgter. Gireftpr
Grior uotaler / ct Snterpiew, at ban
life fan iige, naur Der pil blipe no.
gen sGnoring / De nilpGrcnoe 6or-
hol0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Yaitpr TioroIua &atbplicismen.

Otter booo "&jsbenb." eriarer, niI
Buitor Siorb5 Sorbolb til aotboli-
cismen reppe gipc Inleoning til no.
gen mn Irboe-Hasmlsicn.Sa So
flor Sioro bar MI fonfcrerct nleo DC
tirfeli9e Mpnoigbeoer, % ON ito9el
Sib agter ban at fremfomme meo en-
HeoegipreIic, bporpeo oct menes, at
Sagen oil finoe Ell 2pSnina paa ell
ior a0c Barter tilfrcosltilcnbc Woa-
So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Wincrammet tnif Sirluefrnbicr.-

Grager, ste Sec. SEQ 9.Siben / Sor-
mlooag er Ell tpif Siplpefrpoler itsbt
paa Ell Wtine peo Spopeitiioen al
SiaegrunO. Sfibet ianf / 2ebet al
faa Wtinltcr. Woiten % Sfpritenen
RACER op al ganoet. Set forIpoer, at
Der er gaaet WenneIfeIip tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
&ibura nnc Yuithms.

Sec, EoitpGienct bar ioog tn0ct Den
lturc me Goitbpgniug, ionl eiter Nr-
titctt aampmomS SegnInG er pplort
poa @ucna &opcoltrpg, / SrlN. Cen
cr Qunifc nit Inn bulpt iGrolg mo
Dcu0iN; men Sorboloenc paa Oct CANT
lie Eoitmu9 er iun unulliNc, at man
hor iorctruffct at iinOe liz / De llbc-
baoeIiNbeocr, iom STANDARDIZATION
bepirter, frem for at gaa Sllletrapl'
bcben / Wpbe paa bet guinle SteO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

brilgSorgoniiationer fonme til at no
tale zig, / builfen Inleoning De lam.
uirfenoe 2anoboforeningers Sopeobe-
ltprclie ufboloer ct Wsoe ! aig6en-
bapn meo oct fprite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Sra Oanmdrf.

Gn Tpripgssaarb. @rosierer ST..
Sreper | IorbnS bar al YroprietGr
U. Sunoen fiebt 8aaroen "Wsrre.
&ornom" peo grsnoerslep, glreaI 100
Sor. Sanb. @ienbommen oetes inc.
rettet og orepet iom Sorisgsgaaro
meo Sre, &orn % SanbelspIanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Gu lpsrepet Wnnpn. al

VII IpsreDef SanDn. N1ebenbapn,
6te Sec. On lssrepet 9anon err tent
igoar elites obierperet oper SomSe
aattegot. Toa Zen anrettebe Slebe.
targene flor Sfobe paa flere Suie.
gollonen, Der ianoipnligpis er inf,
er ienere itprtet neo i Sapet git for
SamSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Get bamif.islanofe Spprssmaal.

aiebenbapl 9be Sec. SSlanoif Wi-
hitter Son Magrusion ncolagbe /
Stotsraao Sor5bnQ 0ormiooag Den
22oe Nopember iolgeu0e SltoitiYing:
"glt BET muattc bcbage Ceres Muie-
Itpt at bifal0c, at oct peo fgl. Heio.
luton al 190c Sum- 1915 beltemtc
Stag alltoriicrcS iou i5lollbif Stag,
og at iomtiOig fgI. &eioIutiou al 220c
Nouember 1913 ON iGrIiA iSlun0if
Slua opbGpe2." s N~nlebninq al ben
al 8ormonoen Tor ISLANDS WiniItc-
rillm iremiatte SnbitilinN rotaIte
aonieilaprpiiocntcn: Seq rlau falt-
boloc, at Sagen life fan oroneS poo
Sen al SsIonbS Milliiter ioreilnueoc
Mouoc. SnliOIertio er Ser ira bauif
SIDE mi iont for &iaigbo til 6or-
hunolinacr ON De llopcrenaltemmel-
Ter, iom ppitonr / 8orboloet meIlcnl
Gonmorf og SSlonO." ISLANDS W{l'
niIter, Son WognltslpnL uotultc:
Seq og mine aoaegcr / ISLANDS Wti-
niitcrium enifer life at in0giOc BE
Ioipring ON GcniiSiion, men li1eiOnl
bcttc life mac togeS JON l(otrpf for.
at hi life logger ocu ~Iteritc &cgt pou
oemnc Gags @iennenisrcIie, iaa ptS
nj mco Siffcrbeo, at Nltingct life oil
Iaoc Sageu inlhc." Songcn: Sec
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

fan life 6ifaIoe ocn al ISLANDS Ni-
hitter ncolagtc SnoltiIling, men ieg
pil %tilfeie, at noar iSlanoife % bnns
Ife SDnspunfter life maocS, oil ina.
rere en- a%IminoeIig 6orbanbIing, nan.
Ieet / bpiIfen Sorm oennc timber Steb,
emo Ell iGrlfiIt Sremorogcn al ct I'll.
felt SpergSluaal, ire til ben CODE
SorItaaelie, iouI ultio ulou barre
@rnnolagct ior 6orboloct mcaeln Sc
to Sonoe." Gen ll0toIcIic / StotS.
raaoct al 22bc Nopcmber 1913, bpor.
til Der benpiies, lp0cr iauIcocS: "gr.
tl9rIrgerne ON oct iplc5 Hi1Sflog
og oct9 SenptteIie / International
Samfuem berer til sc fGucS IigSar,.
lig0enoer, % 6oronoriuN ocri oil life
funne ifc ubeu Meopirfnino al Be
0anifc WtpnOigbeocr. Gctte islaer
loaucl al Den beitaoenbc SoD9iuning
% Den biitoriifc llopifIiuQ iom al
6orbolOets Natur. Zen uiotigIte
@Ncnifo6 peb ct &onocIailog err, at
oct npocr International Nncrfienoclic,
o0 Tor at opnuu en- iaa0on Alterfien.
oclIc mnn SloGct uprc autoriieret at
Ell WtpuoigbeO, iom otter 6olferetten
CT bcrCttloct 0crtiI."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Gm 0ga0cfurcnina.

Gn @pescfOrenina. Goelie, 5te
Gee. Soften 1916 itiIteoe@ / Cocnle
unocr Nopnct 'Nrbcioernc3 Nos
Ii0iorenina' ct Npagciclitub meo Oct
SSormaoI at ifoiic Meolcnmlernc aooc
% illn0c @oliger til Ell rorboloapI3
rirnelig Yria. 80 NugninNcr mcO "A
9ciliabcocr ltnar MI i0roiNc. Get CT
McniiNtcn at iremltdiie los Scillgbc'
Scr o0 en- Gel @utifcr. S6cnlc Sp-
ruaO garantercr ipr lite Erlorltet,
2ocn 8riuritct better Statcn Tor, NE
ocnS Mcolcmmerne iclp taaer } Erlos
ritet puu lin &oppc, ioct bper Wtnllo
inoituOer 200 Ser, ionl betalea meo
, Str. ON llgeu. Eaa @oliNfon0reS-
len / aiobenbapn par Selltabcta Ela-
lcr o. Segninger % pafte laa ltor
,Srlteresie, at &ongre5ien lobao Jig
nprmcre Splpsninger. SolfetingS-
,nollo Wurott er Selifu6ctS Sormuno,
% NrfitcFt aiHr / Sbenic Ieoer Sp-
ierelIen, 4. t'.-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
st Sus pbelaat al Stormen. Huber

Sen prtonoati1c Storm forlc0en neos
blpite belle Sperbp9ningen al Stnt5.
hnsmarlo Ole NieIiens GienDom pua
NiSbp Murf. gienoonmlen bleu iiel-
oc "Noafiloc 9agbl." opfsrt Tor =
9Iar iioen oa bar iaaleoes fillo'tpnolg
In. Huber Stprmcn ialbt Sfuritencr
neo qicnnem 2oitet 90 NED / Sopc.
pprelict. Nieliens @llitru bnpoc her
fort iorinben ilpttet Gllg9en men
Barnet. Oct bIep benoeS Spffe. Sor
SET life fleet, par Barnet bleuet ftuIi
lunocr Sforitenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Writc .Spltaars &prnplan.

Writc Spltnars Sprnplnn. &oril=
plunen Tor SpitaorCt 1878 or,
iom befienot, ollcrcoc taget op til
IreiteIic, "a Wtiniiteriet bor enIfct,
at Bette maatte ife / goo Sib. Set
itoocnoe 9unbbruqsllOuolg bar ioale'
pes paa ct Eor Wtpoer beifiGftiget Jig
me0 Sporgamnalet, % nleo SenIpn
iii forifieQigc GnfeItbcocr forellg9cr
ser iiplge "@. Z" oipiacuoe Jorllog.
Serom pil MT be ioriticIligc Sano'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
&ilomuicrnes ltonpttclic. Get

%ilomoicrnes llonpttclic. Get fons
Qcligc 0anltc Smnobuabul0nilQ9ieIs
fab ne0iottc / lin Sib ct llbpol0 til
llnoerioNellc al Mhtlighrocrne Tor Ell
bc0rc llonpttclic al DC Nreuler / Salt.
Ionl cnom life cr un0cr ratio
mel allltltr. Gcttc ll0pnlA blcp Gaa.
rem 1917 iupplcret mr0 to Hcprpiellz
tantcr tor Observation-Disclosures, nclls
llGs &llltlrlnIpcttor &uhanlcn %
Eroic3ior Sch0nipcllcr, bptItct ltebe
fort citcr, at %iorltuGpntc / S%ngenier-
foreninacn bapoc bol0t ct Sore6rag
ON De fulturtcfniife Spgaper / Gam
mart. Gette lloonl9 bar tagct ct pn=
iattcnbe MISUNDERSTANDING op /
oennc Nctlling, Og ct al 9IrbcioetS
isrite Helultatcr ull blluc ct Torllag
til rationel llbnpttelie al sc itore ipo.
ife @ilomoier. Ser bill blipe ltoar.
bcioet Nlaner til itore SeiipGnOings-
anlpg bporira belle 2onbsbelc ifaI
foripncs meo gleftricitet, % bcSiiben
bar ma Spnterfiombeben benpeuot
poa be pelpffeoe ipeuife Soris9 meb
6remitiaing al Sorpefofcs i mcgct
fort Smfang.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-26

Red Cross. On Tuesday afternoon
Miss Witherspoon addressed large
crowd of women informally, answer
ing questions on all phases of the
work. Representative from several
branches and auxiliaries were pres
ent at this meeting and Miss With
erspoon's talk was an inspiration to
all. She impressed upon all the con-
stant and ever increasing demand
for the Red Cross hospital supplies,
knitted garments and surgical dress
ings, and urged larger member
ship that wider interest be created
and more workers enrolled for the
Red Cross. In the evening Miss
Witherspoon met with the board of
directors, going over the work in de-
tail with them.