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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-16

United Press
War Summary
,535th day Of the war.

1,535th day Of the war.
From the North sea to Douai-
Belgian, British and French forces
driving in Flanders, have thrust for
ward the point Of their wedge to the
road between courtrai and IngIemun-
ster, directly south of Bruoes.
The French advancing toward
Bruges have reached Thourout, about
ten miles from the city, beyond
which Is zeebrugge. The British are
three miles from Lille.
From Doual to LaFere-No aetiv-
Ity.
From LaFere to Rheims-The
French advanced slightly cast Of
laon, north Of Soissons.
From Verdun to the Swiss border
Mo activity.
From Rheims to Verdun-French
Romance. Americans have passed
Grandpre, and taken the heights Of
Germany's tentacles In Franco and
Belgium are today being pried loose
from vantage points to which they
have clung since 1914.
Both fianks Of the battle line which
reached from tho North sea to Ver-
dun are In imminent danger Of being
crushed. Such a blow would shake
the whole German front.
In Flanders, attacking the north
ern flank, the British, French and
EeIgians have pushed westward un.
til they are directly south of Bruaes.
At the same time the allied forces
arc spreading out toward the coast.
They have reached Thourout, ten
miles from Bruges. Further progress
in that direction will force the Ger
mans to evacuate the channel ports
Of Ostend and Zeebrugge.
Rainy weather in Flanders is re-
ported to be rendering the advance
600 prisoners have been taken and
gains Of the highest Importance have
been made. The road center Of Men
In has fallen to Haig, and Lille is
only three miles beyond the British
advanced line.
Americans battering the southern
flank Of the German front are attack
ing the kriemhiIde line positions
northwest Of Verdun. In this region
the line runs east and west, and a
break through would enable Perish.
ing's men to pour through into the
region behind the German armies.
Breache have been blown In the
kriemhilde defenses, but no definite
break through has yet been made.
Meanwhile, the French continue to
advance north Of La Fere and Laon.
They have taken BouiIly Sur Serre
In this region, and threaten to trap
the Germans along the Disc from
Guise southward, who are In steadi-
Iy narrowing pocket.
The Vienna war office last night ]
admitted the loss Of Durazzo, the Al !
banian naval base, to the Italians. |
The official statement indicated that
the Austrian retreat from Albania
was rapid, with the Italians in hot
pursuit.
Allied Advance Into Belgium.
by J. w. T. Mason, United Press
War Expert.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Ostend and
Zeebrugge can no longer be used by
the Germans as supply bases, for
their submarines
The allied advance into Belgium
has already cut the principal railway
leading to Ostend by way of Thou
rout. There remains second rail
way which passes through Bruges
and branches off to Ostend and Zee
brugge.
French cavalry. however, are ap-
preaching so near to this line, that
it would be foolhardy for the Ger
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-16
snty-two =, Killed in Action,
inirty- five Missing, Thirty
one Died of Wounds.

uya
|lowinm.s wimsaiNGToN, aGToN Oct. 16.-The fol-
Comm = casualties are reported by the
can u,ng aag general of the Ameri-
'an n,,s ,esxpeditionary forces:
nllied Ai in action, 81.
W,sslng Wag in action. 35.
moa mMoanded severely, 1872.
Dii Died from wounds. 81
causes. 4. iuene ana other
M med Of disease, 2s
los. degree undetermined,
Total, 1876
"a, Killed in Action.
lieutenant William Arthur laval,
8, ,benavon. Pa. '0i eh'
Vile. an, m.e Albert Greaves. somer-
-esoo
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Tie Telegraph Service Of The
l,aily Gate City and Constitu-
IN. democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21

In men tioning the arrival of the
new milliner for the Doyle store last
week We stated that it was Mis-,
Luck of Milwaukee. 1t should have
been Miss Luck.
Mrs. A. Maitland left the latter
part of last week for Park Falls
where he expects to visit with rela
tives for a short time.
Erickson and Christianson, con
tractors from Bayfield, were bust
ness visitors in the city Tuesday.
M. III. Sprague made a business
trip down to his camps in northern
Michigan the first of the week.
Carl Anderson of Oberom, N. d,
has purchased the Morgan lots on
the corner of 4th street and Bird
avenue. Carl expects to return to
this city and build a fine home.
GIRL WANTED - For general
homework. Good wages to right
party. Call Hammond Dairy, Bel
phone 804 ] 1.
Alfred Froseth returned the lat
ter part of last week from Wash
ington, ID. G.. where he has been
working for the Federal Trade Com
mission. Mr.. Froseth has not as
yet decided whether he will return
to Washington again.
Pearson and Carlson. the new au
tomobile repair men who have taken
over the Washburn Garage. have al
advertisement in this issue. They
claim to know the automobile bust
ness from to z and are prepared
to render efficient service.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21
5000 Voices
And Many are the Voices of Washburn
People.

Fifty thousand voices-What a
grand choru>! Aud that's the
number of American. men and
women, who are publicly praising
Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from
headache, kidney and bladder lis.
They say it 10 friends. They tell ii
in the home parlors. Washburn
people are in this chorus.
Here's a Washburn case:
Valentine Rommel, retired far
mer, 426 Pine St., asys: "a few
years ago l caught bad cold on
my kidneys and it brought on Ium.
bago. Sharp, cutting pains would
catch me like knife stabs in my
back when bent oyer and for "a
few minutes, ] couldn't straighten
up. ] would have to take hold of a
chair or something and then get up
gradually. For week at time.
could do nothing and [ certainly
was miserable. l read in the paper
how Doan's K dney Pills had cured
others so / got some at Fo4 Bros.
Drug Store. They relieved me
right away and when | had finished
four boxes, felt fine. My back
ache was cured and l haven't been
troubled since"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for kidney remedy
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Rommel had. Eos ter Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21

TENS of Inf erest Concerning
gour NeighbOrs


FOR SALE-Good lot in DUPONT
Park Addition. Call Mrs. Tim
Kearns. d.
More Pure Bred Barred Plymouth
Rocks will help win the war, Eggs
for Matching $3.50 for 10. VIM,
CANCER, Washburn, Wis. q /
Mrs. Ed. Hoeft and son of Ash
land spent Sunday in the city visit
ing at the home of her parents Mr..
aud Mrs. Andrew Johnson.
Frank Downs of the Electric
Light Company tran sacted business
at Ashland last Friday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Reardon of Ashland
visited with friends in this city yes
terday.
Silver Joe Konkel was defeated
for Mayor of Superior in the pri
nary Tuesday. Konkel run fourth
in the field of four candidates.
An Easter supper will be served
by the Methodist Ladies at the
church parlors Wednesday, March
9th, at six o'clock. Admission Boo
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21

The big ski slide erected by the
Washburn Ski Club last winter was
blown over by the heavy wind OF
last Saturday. The slide came
down with crash and was broken
up considerably. 1t is the plan OF
the club to rebuild it next winter
and to make it higher than before.
Victor Berger, under indictment
by the government for disloyal
statements, received more votes in
Milwaukee county than any other
candidate. Ard then they try to
tell US that all Germans are right.
Every German community in the
state went wrong in the primary.
and Kaiser Bill in Germany is smil-
ing as a result.
A card received from John A..
Jacobs, Jr. the first of the week was
to the affect that he is now with the
detachment of flying cadets and is
located at Kelley Field No. 2, San
Antonio, Texas. John says in his
letter that he expects to start fly
ing tomorrow, which means that he
has now acquired his flying wings
and will soon be full hedged avi-
ator. @
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind pileshave yielded to Doan's
Ointment. Coo at all stores. Adv.
Mrs. w. d. Carson who expects
to move to the city of Washburn in
the near future was pleasantly SUR
prised by the ladies of the commun
ity Thursday afternoon. They pre-
sented her with an electric Iron and
cut glass celery server. At six
O'Clock q very sumptuous supper
was served. The community re
grets very much to lose Mrs. Car
son and her family. All join II
wishing them the best of happiness
and success in their new home.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21
SUGAR BEET

We have received notice in this Office that special effort is be-
made farmers to sugar beet The
following pledge explains itself and any further
desired will be glad to assist from this office
growing will be published before long
may application the University at this Office
" E. Brubaker, County Agent.
SUGAR BEET PLEDGE.
In help prevent sugar famine hereby pledge.
bees by this and agree to
sign with the Sugar company understand the beet
proposition is follows:
PRICE--$1O per f. o. b. at shipping station.
Seeds pounds per acre. furnished by sugar Con
at Is pound to be paid for next fall.
LABOR-Furnished, if desired by Sugur Company for
large fields.
SUGAR. DRIED PULP and MOLASSES may be pur.
chased by at the Sugar Company, for my own
at wholesale prices.
Signature of Grower
p O. Address --------R.F F. d, .....
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21
Red Cross

The Red Cross is desirous Of
obtaining clothing for children
and grownups which has been
cast off for the use of the people
of the warning nations. Cloth
ing should be clean and as near
ly whole as possible. Anyone
having articles which they wish
to donate will leave same at the
Red Cross rooms in the Library
Knitted goods shipped March
10Th.
Is sweaters, 2 scarfs. 6 pairs
mittens, % helmets, 115 pairs
socks, AZ pr. wristlets. value
500.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21
Sanders and Hagensick to Meet Fri
day Night
One of the Biggest Audiences That Has
Ever Witnessed a Match
to be Present.

w otSIlUuI III WICOCIlIlS 1dIlO Oh y
breathing a little easier the past
few days over the decision of
Sanders and Hagensick to get
together. For the past few
weeks these boys have been
issuing challenge after challenge
back and forth, both claiming
what they could do to the other
fellow, but all efforts to get the
boys together seemed to fail.
When Hagensick wanted to
wrestle Sanders would have an
other match and when Sanders
wanted to get to Hagensick well
the story was the reverse. San
ders attempted to force show
d wn the past week when he
issued a broad challenge to Hag-
ensick, offering to take him on
for all of the gate receipts, for
the benefit of the Red Cross or
the Soldiers Athletic Fund. He
engaged a hall in this city and
gave Hagensick to a certain date
to agree to accept the challenge.
Sanders stated that if HagenSick
would not wrestle that some
other man would be brought in.
Hagensick came back and &C.
cepted Sanders challenge, pro-
viding however that Sanders
would agree tomake ITO pounds.
Hagensick had a match booked
for Friday evening Of this week
with Novak. Bills announcing
the both contests were out when
Promoter Wright finally got San
ders and Hagensick to agree to
meet and all other matches have
been cancelled and these boys
will come together on Friday
evening of this week.
The boys at the plant believe
that Hagensick can defeat San
ders while the Ashland crowd
think that Hagensick will be
"pie" for the Ashland man.
Wrestling fans are satisfied to
let the best man win but they
want to see them go to it.
No other match ever staged in
this city has created so much i'm
terest for both are known to be
good boys. Sandersis as power
full as they make them while
Hagensick is as quick as cat.
It will tell whether weight or
science can do the trick.
Walter Willoughby of Mellen
has been engaged to referee the
match.
The preliminary will be be-
tween John Wick and Glen Hag-
ensick for one fall.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21

DON'T Pass this up-For Sale
The residence owned by the William
Olson estate, located two lots from
The corner OF Third avenue on Bird
treet. This is a dandy place and
offered dirt cheap for quick
sale. Price made to move it quick
70 close up estate. Part cash.
Terms can be arranged on the bal
NEE. See w. A. Robinson at once
This will go quick at the price OF
Tered.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21

Renters--W Why not mako your
monthly payments buy you home.
have q number of dandy places
for sale at from 500 to $500 do vi
and rent payments. Don't be
afraid you cannot handle these
propositions before ] have talked to
you. l will show you how easy It
can be done. Places are going fast
Four sold in past two weeks. A
mum Der of places to choose from
Dandy locations. w. A. Robinson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21

Doan's ReguIets are recommended
by many who say they operate
easily, without gripping and without
bad after effects. Soc at all drug
stores. Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-03-21


Write For Income Tax Blanks At Once.
Don't think because you did not receive blanks that is
not necessary for you e is better and cheaper for
you file than to pay fine in two because
you did not e And BESIDES it is your patriotic duty
There Are Two Income Blanks to File Before April LIST For
Your 1917 Income
ONE is the u S. Federal Income blank which you pro-
cure from Burt Williams, Internal Revenue Collector,
Madison Wis This blank must be filled by single persons
with incomes of 1888 per month ($OOOOO
per year, and by married with incomes OF $l6666
per month $4,000 90 year, 1t is only the
above 100000 or single persons and above $1,000
or married persons) which taxed Even though married
and having other DEFENDANTS, return must be made If
100000 n earned.
THE OTHER is the State Income blank which you pro-
cure A. P Tomkins State Income Collector Ashland,
Wis. This blank must be filled in by all persons having
taxable income which $4,000 SINGLE $1,000 90 married.
and $4,000 exemption for each dependent.
IT IS YOUR PATRIOTIC DUTY IN HELPING win THE WAR.
This announcement is published
by Amos M. Hansen, the furni-
ture man, to help the 8opern-
7nent collect these tdxes---and
thus aid in winnin8 the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Oabsltlten.

Se ieneite SabsIiiter iroeboloer
Naonene paa ielgenoe Soloater ira
De noropeitlige Stuter:
Artbur @riogenbagen, Sturgeon
Ban, @ts. GaIoeu) 4rtbur s.
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SbeooOr &. 8raaflat. Hla3a, q. 9af.
(omfommet Deo lllpftestiliGIoe), vi.
bert aolmla, Gilbert. Winn. (banrot
iaaret), 8eraIo $. Srmoegaoro, Chi
cago (baarot iaaret), 6ranf u. Mat
ion, Satiielo, Art. (baarot iaaret),
Grneit W. Vearion, @%auiau, @i5.
(oso al Saar), Rapmono Z. 9ople,
Strum, q. Gaf. (baarot ioaret),
Yeter u. DtoIuer. GuiiipeQ, Mfont.
(baar0t iauret), 8iaiom e. 5ois,
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Chris Senien, auoca, Soma Gaoret),
GoDuro ). 2inoblao, Cir Treng
@aib. (iaaret), SEQ u. 0iiaar, Sbiei
Rioer Sails. giinu. Gaaret), emil
8lais, 3ullttb 0tiun. Gapnes), Gbri
TOPPER YiartiH, Butte, W2ont. Gal
DEM, Carl u. Glen, Sartington,
Reb. 6aarot iaaret). @iatberp u. Nm.
o%erion, @ilball. Mont. Gaaret).
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donret), Sergeant Serop y. Sammer,
Gone Gree, Soma (baarot iaaret),
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0aarot iaaret). Sigrro 9lrnpia. OF.
born, Soma (baorot iaaret), u. 6
Carton, G5atiiel0, Ninn. Gaarol
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bach, Ilgoma, isis. (baarot iaareD.
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isis. ~(iaones).
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Bari Gitp. lltab Galoen). Charles .
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9obraih. @imbleoon u. Saf. Gaa.
ret). 6ronf 5. Glibeiiti. @auteiba.
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0nSen S~uffermaneeI.

@aibington oen 9oe Si,li. Ioo.
oomlnl'trationen bar ioog oiiicielt
meooelt, at Der life lUngerc cr noaen
6ore for @aanoeu for Monael poo
Suffer, % at Wd6lihIationen toaet
| I'm AIminoeIigbeo er beore enc oen
noge1linoe bar pPret, iioeu pi pootoq
oS Den Gpgooe at brsoiere oen
aliereoe Gerocn.
Sffebeitomiuhre bill oct 6li neopen
oigt, at oct amerifanife 2olf irem
oeIeS boloer Jig Den me @equlerina
az Sntteriorbruget, ser 6earpnier
bette til 3 Tuno for bper 1erion ON
Vfoaneocn, ltrengt cfterretteIiq, oa at
Der frelnoele5 sfonomiiereS meo nue
DC o%igtiAlte Seonetsmioler.
Ger blep ioog, nleo Senblif poo
Soeoelttltatlonen. giort opmerfiom
paa, at Der, ielp meo gobe lloiiater til
Ell SoeoeaDllng paa 100000 900
Vulbels, f~renioeles piloe bIi nsopen
dig at ipare pau grllgen al oetne
&orniort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
SorSeliS ~SlYpeuIyffe.

en- mer emo al~nlinbelig isrgeIig
6%lpueulpffe er forleoen Dag ino-
%truffet peo @eritner SlppepIooicn,
ioet ibo. SOr9ermeiter i Nep 9orf
Gitp og Wajor / De Soreneoe Sta.
terS 6lppeforps Sobn g. Mitfel
itprteoe neo ira Ell Ssioe al 600
SOB og ilog Jig libel paa Eletterl.
Waior Witfel bar for nogle fou
Tiger iioen iammen meo i'm Silitri,
tommet til 2afe Charles ira San
Diego, Sal. Mrs. @itfeI 6au0e
p9ret noe pao 6lppeplooIen ON
Worgenen, men bar belbigois life
tilIteoe, ba ltlpften ifee6e.
Scr. Mitdel gif ilto / 5Ipoeforp.
Jet efter, at ban flor Soft bar bIepct
ilaaet for @ienpnlg til gorgermc.
iterembeoet. San bar Blot 80 aar
gammel og ben pnglte Man0, iom
bar inoebupt oct a~nIparsiuIoe Gm,
beoe iom gorgermeIter / Ger6ens.
bpen Stem 9orf.
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en- WPil og tog $50 Sanger, ~oeriblano
Ia Nfficnrnr

en- Wtil og tog $50 Sanger, oeriblanot
IA Sfiicerer.
@iennem bette betpoelig Intal
Sanger, iom De Nqiereoe oaglig nap
per til fig, bar De lfaffet Jig en- WuSie
p9rbifltloe S%plpsninger ON 5ienoells
Gispoiitioner, % ieiennem Gofiml l.
ter og Sptegnelier, iom berpeo er
falbt / oe IQiereoes &Gnoer, bar De
faaet mango merfelige Sing at pioe.
Saaleoes fit 9riterne nplig tat / TO
Sagsbefalinger ira General bon Der
Warpit5, iom flager bitterlig ODER
Oiiciplinens Sorfalo / bans Irme.
"0iiciplinen, iom er Dor IrmeS So
peoblernelten, er ~alporlig rpltet,"
tiger @eneralen. "SiIfGloer, bpor
Solbater, negter at lpltre Orore, til.
tager / Ell foruroligenoe @rao."
aorsprigt er Der ellonlt title peb
@eitfronten, men alt tpoer pua, at Der
berlfer en- itigenoe nerpps S%pGnoing.
&ommer mart Den bebuoeoe me tnife
Sffeniip? Sg buor2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Rulratlcnerlng.
Soer pripGt Snshcioninss Snlfur'
brig oil bli itreugt regulcret.
Gn oraMiif Torboiosreeel.

@oibiugton Sen zoe SSuIi: &atio-
nering Al aul til 6amiIic6riig fuuo-
giorocS i0og al 9r9noieI5nomiui.
'trattonen Iom ct nsopenoigt Mio'
eel til at forbinore Ell aiporliq allI.
nso til @interen.
Sper NuSboIoning nil blot hi iii
ltooet laante9et &ul, iom set uioeu.
lfabelig er bIeuet beiunoet ~ncooenoia
Iorat opbeoe Siemmet til 6S Sra.
Ger 6orenbeit unoer oeu Sorllbipt-
ming. at ode tilbgrlige Sporereller
CT blet beflllgt iii Eluft og Eriffc.
Oct apontum, iom pil bli tiIitaoet
boer SusbolOuiuQ. uil, heoer set /
aunogisrelien, npre tilitruffelia for
Somlrort, men "oen tonfelsie oa
cole Sentiment, iom Tor lent opoo.
ger, at SllIbingeu err TOM Tor Gin.
terert er oper, oil olcne bnue ia ieIp
at taffe oerior."
observation-disclosures TIou neopcn.
oiggier CpretteIien al ct &uluoOe.
lin99oeportcnent ! 5orbinoeIIe n1eo
boert Iofalt Observation-Disclosures.
tor. 0ette Spitem er 1ut ubarbei6et
o9 nil ltrar bli broqt / NnOenoelIe.
Sper Veitiaing paa GliI bill bli
cenloreret ueo e1 Sammenlianino
nieo Stcrrelien al oct Sus, bpor
ailIlene ifoI britQes; aue tpiliomme
Eil'ploer pil bli nsic efterIecoe /
'Sentnnene, og piIer oct iia, at Be
'tlutn9en er ltsrre emo tiIberIio, uil
Cen ltoen oioere bIi offnoppet oa finn
ret &pontum, Tom al sen lofale GuI.
aominiitrotor eniees for neopenoio,
leberet.
Vile aonIumenter, Iom bar ifaf.
Jet Jig en- lterre @cboloning al GltI.
emo De onfees berettigeoe iii, eaer
ION oeo Git eler urigtig 6oreaiuen.
DC bar ooertrao0t nogen al De al
Observation-Disclosures faitIatte
Se9ler og @eitemmeIier, bill BIZ TAT
unoer retsIig SiItale.
"Qette Spitem pil", beoer set |
&unogiereIie len, "bli oraitiif Ga inS.
'sre Silitaube, Tom er fuloitrnoia
ilfienote bcri 9onoet; set pil iln:o.
lertio life bli mere oraitiif. ems
S~ooretogeIien at De olnene 9Snteres.
Ter frTper. Nae pil fao oct allI,
icm trpngeS til S~pbormiua, men
bill bli tiIitonet aul til Bort.
euer Extravaganza"
Observation-Disclosures forucn.
ter, at ale % enbper pil in6Ie Roo.
Oenoigbeoen al og 8runoen til sis.
'e 6orbolosrc9Ier % npre niQiae til
NJ biItaa Sc lofoIe aomiteer, Ion
er gipet / Spbrag at pooIe ocres
5fterlepclie.
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Safer aflfeoieer
fit Krissraao.

&Soibington ben Soc HSuli: arios.
miniitcr @afer opbGpe6e ioaa for.
melt &rig5raooet % operorog bets
bigtigeit 6ltnftioner ill Ben ISiiite-
renoe &rigsminiiter @eneroIitabens
Gbef Gen. Warh, og gsiiitcrenbe
&rigsminilter og Gbef for Snten-
oanturell, @eneralmaior Cocktails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Re9iltrerinoen paa
porto Rico.

Gan Suan, 7. a., Den Soe 1}uIi:
De bi0til mootngne Snobcretninacr
ON &egiitreringen i 6reoaqs al oe
urge @iGn6, Tom bar naoct 21.
Iarsaloeren iioen sen forrige HeQi
itrerirg, tpoer paa, at SotalantaQet
pil onorage til ca. 10000 Wono,
boiIfet er aoifiuig minore euo man
baooe anilonet oct til.
Seri Gan Suan regiitrereoe Blot
400 Stptfer, meoens man bapoe m.
ilaaet antaQet til min0it 600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Militorbuoeettet

@aihington Sen Ste Suli: Ntli.
tPrbuoQettet, Ser anorager Ill II
Siuiorer Dollars, er mn ! beberig
Stano peOtaget al aongre$ier5 beg.
&c Suie od bIeo ioag operienot PrU.
ijoenten Ill llnoerifriit. Ronierence,
fomiteenS Snoitiaing al 6orilaget
bIeu p~eotaget a beJge Suie rGiten
rtoen 9ebat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
SorbuoslaSen

@nibington oen Soc Sui: &c.
natets 2anobrugsfomite bar opnaaet
gnigbeo ON at inoitiQe iii 8eSta.
aelie ct SoriIag, Ser iorbp6er SaIg
al SpirituoIa. Bin % 81 eiter oen
lite Sanuar 1919 os SiIoirfning al
Bin % Zl efter lite Nopember ianr.
5orilaget er ct Subititut Tor set
ioafalote Rorrisamenoement, ser
tiliieter at itanle SaIaet al Spiri.
tuoia 90 Bin eiter oeu 30te Sum-
1919 og forbpoer 3iloirtningen al
81 ire Waaueoer eiter 9ooens
Straittr9ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
S~oriparlio STRAIT.

Kos NngeIeS, Gal, 0en 4oe Siili:
Wtrs. 6ranf aeunebn oa @Gr."
0railt Sopenitcine blep iooa / oen
leoeroIe Giitritsret osmt til ben.
boloSpta II % 10 Mars S~troiar.
betoe / 6orbuuoSirngilet poo Wic.
Nell S2lonb % $1,000 / @soer buer
lor NfooorbcioeIie al lloifriuninl3
looen.
Ge boObc iorIeat at Ioffe ucrne
pli9tige grandfather I'll at unoer.
ta'te lig Ell ioooan @ebanolna ior
me Zine, at oe piIoe bli giort uitif.
teoe til arigstieneite.