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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

with pneumonia following an attack
Of measles. His friends are pleased
to learn he is recovering, although
very slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs Judge Kelly of Pres
colt were Sunday guests with Mr.. and
Mrs, w. w. Philippi. Their new
young son also made the trip with his
parents.
Orlando Hodgen and family moved
onto the WIN Hodgen ranch while J.
w. Chenault rents the Hodgen home
at Umspine.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold an all day meeting with Mrs. Ed
Hoon on Wednesday, March IS. Din
ner Will be served and there will be
Red Cross work to be done.
Mrs. F. 5 Shlmiam left Monday
evening with her daughter Louise for
"a vacation with her mother IN Cali
fornia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
CHANGES MADE IN
AGRICULTURAL WORK
Ogast Oregonlan speclaO

IiERMISTON, March "A change
In the management OF the Experiment
station at Hermiston has been made
to rim the vacancy in the office OF
/ Project Agricultural Demonstration
caused by the resignation of Mr.. Paul
I ;. Jones. Demonstration work ON the
Project has been conducted for three
years with special emphasis on the
preparation OF land for Irrigation and
crops. In this work the results of de-
examinations made at the experiment
station were taken direct to those who
were reclan1ing the land,
The demonstration work has for n
time been spartially taken care of by
r. w. Alien, superintendent of the
experiment station. During this time
a change has been worked out which
releases Mr. Allen from the expert
ment station and places him in charge
Of the demonstration work and puts
Mr.. n. X. Dean in charge of the ex-
pertinent station.
This transfer will enable demon,
stration work to be decidedly broad
ened. The most important phases OF
agriculture on the project will now
be given attention, and well as the
work of laying outditches etc, being I
continued. Requests for assistancel
on agricultural topics generally should
be directed to n. W. Allen who has an |
office in the reclamation building;
telephone number IA
An of the work of the experiment
station will be continued. Many OF
he experiments demonstrate practices
which can be adopted TO good advan-
iage or numerous farms on the pro,
iect. Everyone who is desirous of
earning more about the business of
and those who wish to see
he progress and results of the work
should SO to the experiment station
Ind look the numerous experiments
,ver.
1t is thought that these changes
viii greatly favor the agricultural
development on the Umatnla Irriga.
ion Project since men having a
borough knowledge of the experiment
tation and demonstration work are
low in charge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
Itching PimpIGS
For Three Years
Very Large and Were All Over
Face. Box Cutieura ONT
ment and 2 Cakes Soap Healed.
Nothing Purer, Swecter, For
All Skin Troubles Than
Cuticura.

81 was troubled with pinples for
three years, They would start small.
and then they would get very large and
were all over my face. They got hard
and festered and broke, causing more
70 come, and they itehed till l had 10
scratch them.
Then heard OF cuticuTa Soap and
Ointment so / sent for free sample.
Il was so good bought more, and
only used one box of Cuticura Oint-
Inent and two cakes Of Cuticura Soap
when was healed. '(Signed Miss Alta
Tumpower Mist. Calf, Aug, 3, 1917.
When used for every y-day toilet pur-
poses cuticura Soap not only cleanses,
purifies and beauties, but 1t prevents
many little skin troubles Il assisted by
occasional use OF CuticuFa Ointment to
socthe and heal the tirst signs Of skin
troubles. Absolutely nothing better.
Sanple Eash Fres By Mall. AddresSpost-
card; "Cuticura. Dept. r, BoStom," Sod
everywhere. Soap e5c. Ointment Is and SOC.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
BUY AN ELEPHANT
FOR LITTLE JOHNNY

, LONDON. March "a spec 4
, les of elephant said to be hither- =
, to unknown, a real pigmy, has Z
, just come to light in the Congo,
, and two stuffed specimens have :
, been sent to England, one for I
, the Natural History Museum in I
, London and the other for a sim I
, liar institution in the United I
, States. The two animals are I
, by the teeth.
Their height is only about I
, feet inches. and the tusks of
the female weigh only about two 4
, pounds a pair. as against 200 to 4
220 pounds In we'll grown Af-
rican bull elephant. The legs, I
ears and tail are OF distinctive 4
character. The species is known 4
to the African natives as the 4
swimming or water elephant.
making its home in marchy
country.
; both adult specimens. as shown 4
s%AHAA%%NA %NS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

WASHINGTON. March S.-A band
composed of 1000 harmonica players
i being organized at Camp Meade
Nd So many soldiers show ability
on this instrument that the war de-
partment commission ON training
camp activities is considering organ
king a mouth organ band in each di.
vision.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

today Hundreds Of citizens crowded
the legislative chamber of the arlia-
ment buildings where tn body lay in
stare before. it was removed to. the
metropolitan Methodist church for
the religious services. Interment was
at Rose Bay cemetery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

A man who does things.
Who has accomplished
something.
Who knows how to work
and get results.
Who knows Oregon's needs,
requirements and resources.
Who has the experience,
knowledge and business un-
derstanding.
Who, as a state legislator
for six years. has already done
much for Oregon.
Whose republicanism is un-
questioned and whose ability
has been proven.
(Paid Advertisement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
AID WOMEN To OBTAIN JOBS
L. :. Employment Service TO Omen
OrffCs.S I'm C-ftiaS'

= I-LIIIEIlJ IIIt-UI NCTNINN 10 lJ75Pn
OFFICES i'm Cities
WASHINGTON. March S.-Estab,
ishment of IS employment offices de-
voted to obtaining positions for wom-
en- and girls was announced today by
the United States employment serv-
ice. The divisions are in principal
cities and will handle all employ
ment except that for teachers. who
are referred to the Chicago office for
registration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

WIN Kirk were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Roy Frazier at PcdiSo. Wash.
Ill With Pneumonia.
Robert Kirk has been critically i'll
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
MOURN FOR Is. {. PREMIER.

AVNa 7 EhiiNHHl FTi.Nt't@ III hiAtofit LOT
~. 4 BrcIrstey.
VICTORIA. p. G. March S.-The
funeral of the late II G. Brewster pre-
mier Of British Columbia was hello
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
New York Below.

New 1OTk BELOW.
New York, Oct. 4.-An overnight
increase in Fourth Liberty loan sub
amounting to s~31,S72.S00
far under the daily average
which must be maintained if the Sec
ond federal reserve district is to OBJ
tain it's quota of $500. O0o, 900. At 10
a. m. today s215,219.o5o had been Of
icially pledged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Liberty Loan Campaign
Closing Tomorrow, De-
mands $4,000 More.
"WILFUL
WILL GET PUBLICITY
Committee Makes Renewed
Vigorous Appeal for Small
Bonds today and Saturday

Liberty loan subscriptions at 3
O'clock this afternoon had reached
$450.000, just s15O,o00 under the
mount hat must be raised before
n books are closed tomorrow night.
After the executive committees an
nouncement OF last night to the eff
feet hat "wilful slackers' would be
given the publicity they deserved, the
campaign speeded up this morning.
Subscribers visited headquarters in
greater numbers and signed up much
more readily. There was evidenced
a general spirit of putting Grand
Forks we'll owe the top with a large
distribution.
At its meeting last night. the COM
mittee decided hat the 'wilful slack
ers" should be given publicity.
A statement. issued at the close of
the meeting, said:
"a number Of people have raised
the question that either the commit
tee had no right to tell them how
many bonds they should buy or have
claimed that the allotment is unjust
as measured by their material wealth.
'The latter position is open to ar
gument and the executive committee
is more than willing to listen. But
to the first claim. that of no authority
to allot, they have taken a decided
stand"
Some OF these allotments will be
taken up at once. unless the person
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Fargo May Stop
Public Gatherings
To Check Influenza

Fargo, n. d. Oct 4.-Ovcr
hundred cases Of Spanish influ-
cnza r reported in Fargo, six
developing pneumonia. There arc
over one hundred cases at jane
town and two deaths have occur
red. Fargo health officials today
advised against public gatherings
and for the isolation Of victims.
Buy Liberty Bonds
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
FIRST PROGRAM
OF YEAR TO Be
GIVEN MONDAY

The Entire Nous club will
activities for the year /on Monday
afternoon when they will meet at the
home Of Mrs. s. H. Ashley, Belmont
avenue, for their first program. The
topic for this meeting is National
Efficiency" and three papers have
been prepared which are based on
this subject. The first is Govern
ment Ownership and Control of Ma
tional Resources" by Mrs. G. b. Fair
child. The second is Government
Ownership of and Control of Trans
portation, Distribution and Communi-
cation" by Mrs. j. S.. Hatcher.
Government Ownership and Control
of the Necessities of Life" is the topic
Of the paper to be given by Mrs. j.
E. Hetherington.
The members will do Red Cross
knitting during their meetings, and>a
social hour will follow the program.
-n1D T;havkw pnva~-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

allotted visits headquarters and goes
oYerr. the matter with the commit
tee. There Is no desire on the part
of the committee to make unfair al
and, II there is any allot-
ment that IS u~nwarranted. the COM
mittee will change it.
Max Hollinger, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Hollinger, of 727 North Fourth
street. today purchased a 800 bond
with his own earnings. When young
read in this mornings Her
aid that Virgil Secord had purchased
a bond with his newspaper sales
earnings, he told his parents that
he wasn't going to be a Stacker" So
went to his savings account and
took out the money to purchase a
bond.
Many more $50 and 500 sub
scribers are wanted. They still are
far below the mark Of the third cam
paign, and if the allotment is to be
raised they must rally to the support
OF the committee today and tomor-
row.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
~, WAR WORK
NEEDS WELFARE
men IN CAMPS
DR.. Brush of University
Granted Leave For Mill
tary Service.

DR.. H. r. Brush, head Of the de-
partment OF romance languages at the
university, has received a call from
the war work council, asking him to
accept a position as associate execu-
tive secretary in the central depart
ment at Chicago, and expects>to leave
within the week for that city.
The following details were given out
today:
The War Work council of the Y. NJ.
c. A. is now very urgently seeking
men for service both in this country
and abroad. The. welfare work car
ried on in u army has now, at the
request Of the French and Italian
governments, been extended to the
armies Of those countries, and the Y.
NJ. c. A. is trying to inc the 1900 or
more men who are wanted immedi-
ately for this service. The War Work
teaching French in our own camps
and environments. In addition, the Y.
M. c.. A. organization is laying broad
ly the plans for wide educational
service to our soldiers during the
period Immediately after the declara-
ton of peace when our men are still
abroad.
From n to two years at least will
be required to get the men home. and
uuTlHS tNdt Il1e IL is 10
help the soldiers to secure some of the
educational advantages that they
would have had if they had remained
at home. The so-called Khaki Uni
versity'' is destined to have far-reach-
ing effects and is occupying the con-
slant attention and thought Of some
of the best of education leaders.
The War Work Council has divided
its work into six departments corre-
spending with the military depart
ments.
In each of these departments there
is a central committee with an execu-
tive secretary and associate executive
secretaries, each one charged with
specific sides of the war work. The
War Work Council has asked DR.. H.
R. Brush of the State University of
North Dakota to come for the cur
rent year as associate executive sec
rotary in the central department with
headquarters at Chicago. the work
being to have charge of the educa-
tional recruiting in the department,
The central department owe four
teen states and will require almost
constant travelling on DR.. Brush's
part. The board of regents has grant
ed DR.. Brush leave of absence for one
year in order to undertake this war
service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

Summer 'is About to Come-Yes. a
straw hat was seen this afternoon OF
DeMers avenue. 1t may have been
the fact that friend-wife was clean
ing the other, it may have been the
warm weather. but no definite conclu-
have been reached. If it's a new
fad, boys, bring out the straw hats.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

Liberty Bonds
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Push Germans Back.

Paris, Oct. 4.-(Havas)-Portu-
guese forces in, Africa, in conjunction
with. British, have thrown the remain
ing German troops in German East
Africa back across the Rovuma river,
according to the Petit Partisan.
The Rovuma runs from the region
Of Lake Nyassa to the Indian ocean
and forms the boundary line between
German and Portuguese East Africa.
abandon a great quantity of material
and lost numerous men in prisoners.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
REP0RTED
NOW AMOUNT TO
$727,383,950
New York District is Far
Below Average Necessary
to Raise Quota.

Washington, Oct. 4.-Liberty Loan
subscriptions only reported to the
treasury reached a total early today
of s~727.383,950. or 500, 900, 900 more
than was included in last nights re-
port. Yesterdays returns still are in
complete.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
I.iberty Ronds-
EPIDEMlC'0F
INFLUENZA IN
new ROCKFORD
One Hundred Cases and
Two Deaths Are
Reported.

New Rockford, N. D.. Oct. A.
The first real epidemic Of Spanish
influenza in North Dakota is now
raging / in this city.
Ono hundred or more persons
arc now i'll with the disease, ac-
cortling to authorities. and two
deaths have taken place. The
disease broke out Il week ago and
spread rapidly but now is believed
to be under control.
Every prccaution is being taken
to check further spreading Of the
epidemic and public officials are
cooperating with physicians in
fighting it.
Buy Liberty Bonds
Mrs. Myhrc Died in Tacoma-Mrs
Henry G. Myhre died at Tacoma
yesterday. Mrs. Myhre wa.
'ormerly Miss Aagot Skattebl, O.
.alcott, N. D., and was a student il
he Grand Forks schools.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Chicago Increases.

Chicago, Oct. Chicago had rub
scribed 10000 600 to the Liberty
loan at noon today, an increase OF
s11,OOO,OOO over last nights figures.
BUY Liberty Bonds
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Wtputama.
9ano uco Hnnnm lfal irriacrcs.

Sn1tO UcO VuHHIH ltul trrlHcrcs.
Ger nlelbea mi ira Spnllnl, at &nno
ira oen pplOige Seboloer nogle faa
Mil ipOpeit ior Spen pil blipe leoet
llooper @onbct / bette Niitrift til
Sommerelr. Ger ifal Der pGre Sano
nof for 1000 Icres, % boiS Den belle
@e6oloer TONNES filnbe $4,000 &c
res IGttes lunoer Ell tSob Tano. Sanb
iaapel peb 9raop ionl pe6 @prlm pil
bragg Soroel al oenne tilnItigc @an-
bling.
Snnbe poster jim Mcitcrs GIG. Sra
@oSeman melOcs, at Sobn @rant, Ell
/ bernc Ggn pclticnot Soarcbproe, cr
flrnben oeh / lin Suite eiter at man
bar blepen moot til at itpbc TO Sprbc-
buutoc, Der itoo paa Gagt pco Tercn.
80 al Grants Naboer bapbc fpr'sgt
at ie til ham, ga &c mcrfebe hans
@ierlling life parctoges pao panlig
Maaoe, men DC TO Siiroc tiQoo Dem
life at eaa inb / Sptten. 2Gger err
flTrcoe, at Sproen baubc pGret ops
ilerc Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

en- Brett al benne Stanlme at fate lit
Vilf poa Ell oso Terion, at pPre
lallirte @Grelie bpor ct zig llgger
eller boor noget al ct nenile'tellgt
Segcme elier BLOB al Wenne'fer lin
oes, oa De oerpeb bIep irene. Sont
Srar pna War Coins In'sgning
blep Der al en- Mopofat giort Den Taa'
'tano, at oenne ieDiife COB bar op'
bPpet ouereoe for mango b%itnoreoe
Ior tllboge, % Siitorien l%ortalte ON,
bporleocs DC iebiife Treiter ielp ferte
lit Soft / Slaget MOB WaffabGer.
lie o9 enoos ielp ipingebe SpGroet.
Observation-Disclosures bIeu berpaa
ilegtet AZ commissioner. Wr. Goblt
bopoe frGpet Tritogelie cgiaa al al.
ore @rinoe, nemIiq iom anlparlig
6amiIieiorisreer. men aommisiic'
men bar life billet oii~entliggisre mo-
oct ON oisie. Coins Iopofot bor
lorrc'ten ienere inblercrct en- cofr'tet
Grflprlna gadenoe no pad, at Den
aomlc isoiife 2op in1enlunoc iottcs
ilo al @etraatnina iorOi ON bcn mao
ife opcrtraaotes unbcr arigen moo
WnffabTcrnc. Man hnpoc oltib II
Den ~opcrbolot 9opcn. % Der por Ditto.
rife gepiicr ior, OF eli 2epit nteo
%olo og Maet par iert bort ira lin
iletop oi;iplebc Snitrua 2eacme. Get
Ter boa no til at Mr. Gnhn mao itiac
Jig | MGffernc % r%eiifcrc at opertrT-
&c bcn icoiife Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
i4be Targang.

ifieaige Barter. 5irsoao por 200
Mono noe nleo 2r % Saa. Geben-
.9Iges Tor $3.50 pr. Goro, bpilfet
oar aoifiaie UNDER Den GriS warmer.
ne %forlangte.
Np asiiiterenoc StatsicfretGr.
Willlam =. NapIor, Iouofat / 80.
nab, er uonpprtt til asiiiterenoe
StatsiefretGr ilteoetior 9ouis y.
Nogler, Der Tor III MaancoS Sio iioen
relt9ncreoe e'ter of pGre lat rnocr
Intlage Tor at p1rc bet ntooIotte AZ
en- lopal Berger.
Seef omtalcs inn @nuernsrfanoi.
Dat. : Wdoiion iortalteS ueo llaerts
Segpnoelie, at Sobn :. Beef, tiolioe.
re 5orma1o pon Statens Ssnbuitri.
Commission, al Ga 2oaettcs 5iIhrn.
gere oil opItiaes iom @uuernsrfonoi.
DOT. yer iiees al biSIe, at Beef or
Den enelte Tfanb, ser fan ornoa en-
Mdlorttet oner @ilpcrner Tbilipp, po
at CONNER Secfer al Wonroc nor
ltillet Jig tom @upernsrfonoioot I'M.
Der Ga GoGetteS Banner ifoI al man.
&c leoenoe Mpno ~bctrootes nleo mis-.
neic.
Miliuanfcc or "tor". Sra mil.
mnllfee meIbtes Wanoo1, at gIbnen
bar "fmnIfter". Soao Siiiroer ar
Ifbolostalere life bar fornlooet, ieIp
erter mango gnrS ibrroiat Mrbeibc,
fltnoe Observation-Disclosures Garfield
opitad nleo ct BenneItrsG. Eao Slo.
get tolb Senoog Wibnat latte ale
Wftlnarfees Solooner &orfer / SIo.
fen, Itileoe ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
ne laa DC fun iaapiot boIot Tia fra at
lrp'e til IS, iluffeoe 2piene o. fanot
lre1n Den Sernegle, TOM / munoe Sil.
r9loer neppe NOT for bopbc ppret
britgt. Glbpens Gloite Eotrimfer I
Soloonforretningen fan life buife
roget inooant for bar benbt. Get
merfelig'te peo oct belle err forrerter
Den SmItpnbigbeb, at Sen IofoIe
Observation-Disclosures life bar MOB.
taget nogen GroteIter fra Sen SAINT.
Ger trGtetes en- folo Dag til at tor.
IGeee Iilpnufee.
Soriattertnoe trues iinbsipg. gio.
let Seieb, Der for omtrent otte slor
lioen begpnote at ~operspbe apiier oa
Slosifritter meo ell iano iIcm al
Sers ON eltbper cling melem Simmel
og Soro, % iom enoog begunitiaebe
Noolepelt meo flere 9iete, bar i BEN
Ienere Sio gipet i'm Sieteraanb iaa
mango f~orbauIetbe l1oiIag, at benbcs
Senner bar itiaet benoe or &etten /
Gal Glaire for at faa benoes Sinbs.
tllltano nPrmere irnoeriegt og paa.
opmt. Com 9epiS for, at bum er
iplitter9al, er Der for &etten fremlaat
pGloige Snnfer al &i9rligbeosbrepe
og Sigte, oa Der er iagt for Speg, at
ltal ots'e giennemgaaes, iaa err belle
Netten panpittig inoen ben bIiper ipr.
dig. Sor nogen Sib tiIbaee isste
bun Sfilsmisie fra fin Wano, men
bapoe life no9en anben @rrno at
fremfere, emo at bun enifeoe liot
"SpitiloS". Sort efter ioripanot bum
nteo Dfanb oe to Born, og De gien.
fanotes / Ell Sltle peo gal Claire Gi-
Der, Der bun bapoe inbrettet iig npf.
laa befpenrt meo SGpper, Slieopne,
camper oa De n~sopenoisite MsbIer.
Nogen Sio ieuere fnnot bun paa at
bombaroere en- 9rpprbig Treitemano
meo fine elifopsgleoenoe Sers, og
ban maotte iuftiif flpgte no al Sto-
ten Tor at unogoa benbes @itnItbc.
bisninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Spo SafOta.
Eoi:rntc pr. Mmtumubil.

Sernon, beliggcnbe ~ WiI ira
Mitcbea, err peilot tilbage til oct
aammeloaeie Spitcm meo at fiere
Yoiten inb til @pen. Iount Sernon
bar I'll @ren al Wilmaiifee. @anen,
men ior at ipare pna auIlet bIep 10
act Der belt itan;ct. @pen bolbt oct
no | lem Gage. men oa Ieiebe man en-
itor Moterpoan % latte lin egen Epit-
b~eiprSrins ieans. Ter ~inbbenieoes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

npilfnarlia minoeS Oct ipGlsbeiGitc'
DC Tpb. iom Scius omtnler / Tnrab
len ON ben ri9e Hanb % So5nrus -
roaen l~lbiepnina mellcm &c TO Ober
liaheOcr er iillpneloben6e baablss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

% unoeroeiS I'll bin station inben "a I inner efttr at
hi har mootoast bin Seitiniua. bpjs geiret er folbt
NOT til at ienbe. 9i iulger big ben bebitc les irosue
Yaie Superipr Glib til sc pr. Yo. 6ineite 2palitct
Vife) til &c pr. Eb. Aloito SobIsilb (SIad Sob til
le pr. po. AIoita 8eb Sob CANINE Slags iont faI'
beS Tier" Vprge) iii l2e pr. Bb. AGATE aIoita 9po
CSorItl l3e po. Aloi.a Salmor iii ISc pr. Yb. M
Aiaifo iyiit es -~eu9iort % 9opebet oftaeet. Gono.
oiau piderel til 12c pr. pb. Canadian 2nIibee 2Bhite.
tiih l2r pr. po. ri ierber al iStit Gasler. 9I
nnpnte Pri'er. roar life minore enb Is puub AT
npaet Claus tngss. Grin ei.er Yrisliitc paa lal'
tet SabIeftib. Solmor. Glib % Nndooies. SpiitenIpnrs
BELT Yaut Sulnth oil 'ort9lle big. al pi er paolibe.
liee. souit pao. at al por Sit er ~inipieret az State
Jooo commissioner for ben ieroes biz. z. Norterh6
Rib Co., 1929 Weit Supcrior ct. Suiutb. Minr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

NorfisfeNc beoirftr Sspptbptic "a @rtp.
ynrntiur Sromo Euinint iisrner gar'oaer Del
or nm Ell promo Guinint" T.. ~. 0roce's
llroeriirift er paa 9GNen. 800. Ibp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
piIsS fursrst "a 1oe.

grptheisrre tlbaaebsialer Peuqe bpis Pa;o Clint
mtnt lite tnrsrer tlrenoe. p'nulide. bIeeenhet ler frer,.
ftaaenht Ttles. 6er'ie auosuheIi, aiuer Siubriue. 5Oe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Sarmpnn.Ma fnnScn bpb / go

Grusie. u. 3. Iiletb, ser ingoes at
reprrientere ct al Ct. YauIs Gag.
blade. ianotes ben 21oe IS. 600 / ct
ScteIs @aoepGreI'e / ga Grosie. 9p-
ger erflGrebe Seosaariagen at pore
&ierteieil. Iiietbs Stem opaiues OF
pare i &armonp, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
9'nnr &C FORMER Tcres enbTripfipn, feny

Hunr &c TprN1tf Trres GhbfrfbffDn, lens
BELT Soft cner Sanfanotsnine. Set er u,trs
90 bi ian iift bore anfoarItee tor geuge. Ionp
fcrt at fense Isie gense t alminbcltse srepe.
blir burte pua Seten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

~ sSpr I ben or Dor hitter.
%, M x36&$&8~ b~efclfring i ben trGpIeite
S 3~ 9Irf'ombto rle6G ptaaelie
" ef elaIia iauest ltpenoe
unfrosien Z. 2. Suo. omhnapel'gt ueblnet rrne,
ftcrfe sosier. behoIoeres i'm fertile. irifc, Nue Smaa,
til -. 90 pr. 100 Yunb. Yi bar andre Sprttr fut az
bsoiis Clogs. renaiort 90 SpOee aftaqct. B,dersi l2c,
Bic l5c. gphttsfilb l5e. Salmon lac. 8aI0Ht l1c. @to.
~inapperS Cob l2s. Soblsfi'h i9pol l3t. 2phttira 9.
@I i,nbe ira 10 % % I'll so % loo Tbs. gsii,Ninasr.
7eIitat nniolttt Z. 2. SID y $50 pr. 100 9ns. Gagge.
50 QoS. 500. Miun. Spoe X Earn Is pmm. bar
i~lipiesrtt al por 5it fpr Fem. vi har II. z Tpoo
Sieeuis NC. -. 33laS. iom btnibrsr pcr gn'parligNee.
Ssub Ill oS. ri bar BEN Siit nl nepner &C ~iorrsiien
hpilfeniomheIt oReer 9s euItsr. NuIf gi betaier
6aipoeitu AZ Trcatfn I'll ephner citation.
ELLINGS0N 4 HANSON. Duluth, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
@isepnTm.
&nrchnic brrnot / Sagiclo.

TarchnIc brrn6t TaNicIb. -
Siiferiielifabers aontorcr lanlt ct
"colO forage" InIrg o. SarcHiic,
beIiggenbe peb Stranobrcbocn / Ban
iielo, neobrGnote ben 2tbc oS. meo .et
Cab al $4,000. Get belle Cab Def
febes peb NSiurancc.