davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
ROSTAN Defeated ROMAN
Army Champion Won Bout at Fort
Riley On Foul.

Fort Riley. Kan. April "a foul
in the fifth round gave the decision
to Navy Rostan, champion welter-
weight of the army, in his bout with
Paul Roman, Kansas City weller
weight, at the cavalry gymnasium at
Fort Riley Tuesday night
The fight was to have been for ten
rounds 1t was largely attended by
fight fans at Fort Riley and Camp
Funston and Junction City and Man
haitian
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
FIREWATER in FLAMES!
Six State Line Houses Burned
Formerly Used as Joints.

Pittsburg, Kan, April 3-Six line
houses on the Missouri side of the
Kansas Missouri border east of Pitts
burg, were destroyed by fire last night
It is reported here that persons of the
neighborhood set fire to the wooden
buildings in which liquor was freely
sold until a few weeks ago, but farm
ers from the neighborhood including
a deputy sheriff named to enforce the
law, declared they knew nothing about
the origin of the flames
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
CATTLEMAN IS SLAIN
Army Officer Reports Murder of
Texan Along Mexican Border.

Marathon, Tex. April 3.-William
Stillwell. a cattleman of Alpine, Tex.
was killed by Mexican bandits at San
Helena Tex, ninety miles south Of
here on the Rio Grande, according to
a message received here today from
Capt. Carroll Bates, of the United
States cavalry. No details nor the
date of the killing were given.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
3,4OO SALOONS CLOSE
Dry Law-Statewide-N in Effect
in Hoosier State.

Indianapolis, Ind, April 3.-Indiana
became dry from border to border
last night at midnight. The state
featured, sold, given away or shipped
into the state except for medical and
sacramento purposes. took effect at
that hour.
Members of the Indiana anti-saloon
league estimated that 3.460 saloons in
the state closed their doors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
.3pfE1sp N1N
uNLlEyCASh.OROCERS j

been raised to about 2,5O0,00o by the
end of the year, counting drafted men.
volunteers and special technical forces
to be enlisted. If it is possible TO get
a total of 1,50o,0e0 men to France by
January / next, the best preyfoz4
hopes of the war department VIII
have been realized and there still win
be a force of almost equal size in
training here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
WANTED EXCITEMENT
Cook Faxed a Code Instructine Him
to Blow Up Plants.

Pittsburgh. Pa. April 3.-Leonard
E. Fischer, a cook, who says he is
lieutenant in the kaiser's tenth Bis
marck cavalry was arrested here to-
day and is being held pending an in
vestigation that may land him in a
detention camp.
Fischer faxed a code message which
ordered him to blow up munition
plants. But the authorities caught
on at once. Fischer's reason was that
heswanted a little excitement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
POISON MANY SHEEP
Big Shipment From Idaho Dies on the
Way to Market.

Chicago. April 3.-Sheep pens at
the union stock yards are strewn with
dead and dying sheep, a portion of a
consignment unloaded here Tuesday
which it was believed was poisoned
while on the way here from Burley,
Idaho.
1t is believed plotters mixed some
drug with the feed. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
THANKS TO DRAFT CALL
Graft Charge Suspended Because One
Defendant Is Now i'm Army.

Chicago. April s3--The draft law
today saved Ralph H Lippert. broker.
from facing trial with his father, h
H. Lippert. on charges of paying army
officers to secure munition contractA
Lippert is now at Camp Grant and
the case against him was continued
indefinitely by Commissioner Mason
The father was held for trial under
$1,000 bond. The case involved Gem
eral Cruise and other officers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
NEW BRICK HIGHWAY
Hutchinson to Lyons Plan Before
State Highway Commission.

Plans for a new brick highway, from
Hutchinson and Lyons and connecting
county, were presented today to the
state highway commission which is in
session in Topeka. Petitions for sew
enteen of the twenty-seven miles of
the highway were presented by Reno
county property owners.
Under the plans as submitted to the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
NOTED PAINTER DEAD
Henry Cross Specialized in Wild West
Scenes and Indians.

Chicago, April 3.-Henry H. Cross,
noted as a painter of Indian types
and explorer of the west in days of
the buffalo herd, is dead here, aged
so years.
AS q youth he started out with T.
r. Barnum's circus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
North Side News

Items for this column may be Ieft
at Petro's drug store, or phone
Ele.Lo- Kimball after p. m; otner
hours phone $3.50.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27


The Poudre Valley sounds a note
1f caution to its people not to be too
strenuous in demanding that English
be spoken at all times by all people.
II is well to insist that business be
done in English. especially by the
Younger people, but there are good
citizens here, who came here to escape
German tyranny, but came at such an
age that it is difficult il not impos-
aible for them to learn new lam
guage. We must not expect from
them the impossible. On the other
hand those who can use the English
language will find 1t the part of pru-
dence not to irritate loyal Americans
by talking German when they can
avoid IL,
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
THURSDAY, JUNE a. 1918.

Editor Foster does not seem to be
real well satisfied with the prospects
for L. s. Senator from this state. We
judge that shafroth is not exactly
his choice. and neither OF the Repub-
lican candidates fill his ideal. When
IL comes to congressman. Undertake
suits hm pretty vel even II he is o
republican. and therein the News ed
itor Is very consistent and very fair.
buy W. 8. s.
1t looks as If there would really be
q serious effort by Colorado people to
retire HilIiard and Heating from Con-
gress. and make the state 90 per cent
American intsead Of about flfty-Hfty.
We are glad Of il, and Taylor to
take the place OF both OF them will
suit us very well. even as Timber
lake answers the loyal democrats OF
this district.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

To a querrulos correspondent who
asks Col. Harvey of the North Amer
lean Review what he is doing TO win
the war. the Colonel responds; Far
less than We should like. you may be
sure; our three stars. unhappily, rep
resents all we have. Our chief regret
is that We are not Mormon and able
to send Whole battalion.
BUY W. 8. s.
lis il not strange how the state OF
factswill cause different people to
arrive at an entirely different con-
cinsicn? The aetitt Is IN importing
booze is cited by one set OF individuals
as sure sign that prohibition is a
failure, and reason why all legisla-
tion should be repealed; while anoth-
er class are just as certain that this
same state OF facts calls for more
drastic legislation.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

FOR SALE:-International 80 60
Mogul Tractor. l0-bottom pillow
and two tandem discs. Write NJ.
T.. kraxberger, Buckingham. Colo
RADIO. 52-tf.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

FOR SALE-li head OF work horses
Inquire Of George Summers. $50 2
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

Everett and Roy Fowler, Mr.. Bates
Merritt and Ted Nicksrson and Charl-
es Bates returned Friday night from
their trip In Moffat county. However
they went only about one-third Of the
way there as the roads were impas-
sable on account OF wash-outa.
Where they were even. there was
four or five feet OF real snow
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

FOR SALE-Well Drill. in good con
dition.
Paul Amber, Buckingham 50-tf
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

HEIDER TRACTORS. see .. II.
Burton. Agent for Raymer territory
s miles southeast Of Rsymer. where
you may see one in operation 5a-tf
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

easy tcIHS.--Ote rTeu u. Wdnb0I. u
HEIDER TRACTORS. see D. II.
Burton, Agent for Raymer territory
S miles southeast Of Rsymer. where
you may see one In operation aa-tf
TRACTOR-Stop killing your horses
use the most powerful tractor attach
ment and your ford-onlys160.00.
W Il. Lemmons. County Agent
FOR SALE:-International 80 60
Mogul Tractor, i0-bottom pillow
and two tandem discs Write NJ
T.. Kraxberger Buckingham. Colo
RADIO, 52-tf.
FOR sALE-WeIl Drill. in good con-
dition.
Paul Amber. buckingham. 50-tf
Two Plow Farm Tractors for Ford
Cars, a short time only for $4,000
w. R. Lemmons, Agt
FOR SALE OR TRADE-An Over
land car with a Twentieth Century
tractor attachment. Inquire of K
y. Nieman at Buckingham. Colo.
Rare Bargain in High Grade Piano
FOR immediate sale we will sell at
substantial reduction in price a
high grade piano which We have
stored at New Raymer Terms I,
responsible paris u Interested.
write at once 10 THE DENVER
MUSIC COMPANY, DENVER. Co
L0RADO. Sc 7-16
FOR SALE-Six hole steel range,
rockers and other furniture.--G.
L. McQuown.
FOR SALE--A new Mccormick bin
der. 7 II, cut 80 acres. WIN sell
cheap. 6-5tf
! OST.-A black mare, weigh about
l.l50. heavy set had leather hal
ter when she left home. wire mark
across fore legs. Been gone about
six weeks Reasonable reward will
be given Notify W. r. Thomp-
son, New Raymer. Colorado. 6-Itf
l.0ST:-A II jewel Elgin watch
gold case, open face, leather fob
hanging to H. On back OF case is
engraved &C w. II" Lost in Ray
mer Saturday, May 5th, 1918. Re
turn to w X. Thompson. G-7tf
FOR SALE-Baled prairie hay-Ray-
mer Elevator Company. -eIs
FOR SALE-l4 head Of work horses.
Inquire of George Summers. $50 2
hUND-A Ford hood 1916 model,
north of town. Owner can have
same by paying for this ad
FOR SALE-Several second hand
Fords In good condition. Now Is
the time to buy.-Helmann Motor
Company els If
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
CLEAN UP SALE
Down go the prices on Ladies
Suits, Coats, Skirts and Dresses

n il for fu our ne"
godsa arym
and are them / MANUFACTURE
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

We used to think this part of Col
orado a very healthy place. but from
the number of people who inquire as
to ways and means for importing
medicine" from Cheyenne and Ken
lucky, we begin to conclude that we
should import dozen doctors and
build hospital; while the undertake
ing business should be the most -four
ishing industry within a thousand
miles.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27


BE fair to the home merchant. Do
not compare the prices he makes you
with the prices YOU got back In Ne
braska a year or two ago. Do not
expect him to pay freight from oma-
ha here and still sell things as cheap
ly as you bought them there before
prices advanced. Then tell about the
bargains you get from the home mer-
chant just as loudly as you do those
you get from the mail order house.
We know II would not do to ask YOU
to yell when you get stung by the
mail order house for you would not
do 1t on a bet, but Just the same IL
would be fair to the home merchant
TO do so.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

FOR SALE-Seyeral second hand
Fords In good condition. Now is
the time to buy.-Helmann Motor
Company els II
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
Want ADS

FOR SALE-Three hundred and
twenty acre farm. Low price and
easy terms.--See Fred l.. Wanser. II
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

TRACTOR-Stop killing your horses
use the most powerful tractor attach
ment and your ford-onlys160.o0.
W r. Lemmons, County Agent.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

WUND-A Ford hood. 1916 model,
north of town. Owner can have
same by paying for this ad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Sra fronterne.

Sra ben itoIicnlfc Srpnt fonlncr
Sen Gfterrctning, at Slcnocn | al
Stilbeo bar remnlet ct b%etpocllgt
Strpg oppc / @ergrc9ionerhe bag
Otolltc Somba pcb Den italienlfc
Noroiront. &c bar trilffct litc Sln=
icr tilba9e til Monte Spinollcio ira
Yinpcflooen oa peitopcr.
Tco bcitnc. Waneprc or Ticloen
fontnlct cllbn, bgiere up / SiclorcNios
ncrnc, pg oct lnna oa pGre flart, at
DC bar opgipet ali Maab on at brpoc
ocn italienife 6roni paanp % fonme
Jig neo paa Seu penecianife Slcttc
ipinter. Strsaet omfring Wontc
Spinoncia, hnortiI oe er gaact tilbu-
&c, cr 1000 Spb helt, mems Sploerlle
omfring Monte' Sombn, buor De par
isr, life oueritiNcr 200O 500.
Tco &eitircnfen bar oct ppret noe
item ubpggelig title / npger 5io. Wten
benne StilheO ueO ielpe aampfron-
ten looer Ell alle, at Der bar herlfet
ina meaet iterre SrapIbeo ba 6ron=
terre paa begee Siber.
Get bar o9iaa ptte tioIigere ppret
antpoet. at Nriterne % TrunlfmGn-
oene iprigt iprbereote Jig pau at ta9e
imob oct pGIoigite Nn9reb, Iom bar
pprct prpiteret bibtil.
&oro Gllr5on uotalte Oct Iunlne |
Gonbon / Sre0ags / ell Gale ON
ariosiituotionen. San fanot bet lri-
meliat ON lite &c tpifc Sprleoere pil-
sc aipre Sen melt miliee Wrlg ar DC
StriosfrGItcr, De bar foact lcoigc
Hualano. oN ban forilb'attc, at Dc
brittle Solootcr mart piIoc faa Den
huaroeltc Serl, &c cllonu bar pprci
llDc Tor.
Nctop sc iioitc ion Sage bar Der
prrct iagttogct ell noprGget Nerup't.
tct p0 ltro Longs belle Te'tfro1tcn
Tatrlllicr cr itaoi9 noe poa Streirtoa
% / @iliteu urer bet al Slpucre Nui
iom To0. Ser oe Ser blusicr oct pa-
iaa op Ell hcitig Irtiacriollcl al o. til
Tor itror eiter at % bcr, iloen at no
oct ertro cr hpnot.
Nuor oct iorpenteoc tpife aiTnlpe'
Nnareb oil rornmc, fo%rcliggcr Der III
gen I%lltponing ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
McnncjfetS Vcrpcr
% &risem.

Slaiint Sc mango Spsrssmanl.
JON err Bit orrftet melem 99ser
% &ioenifabsmGno, ON be Selger
&rigen pil faa paa Den m~lenreife'
ligc Organising, bar ogiaa oct
Sper9smaal, ON bpilfen Sfaoc
NerpeIpitemet pil lioe, p9ret mcget
ircmme. Ger or forctat ntaaig,
llnoerisgelIer blanbt DC fripisren.
oe Magters Soloater, % Oct bar
lit iia, at Ser hos mango al Sol
baicrne. ielp ON &c finn bar pGrct
iioiat for @ombarocmeniets HGo.
Her uheu Of bli iaaret cler lcinlU-
itet, DOG bar iunbet en- 6oranorinI
i oct centrale &crpeipitcm Steo.
Oct pil meo andre Sro iise. of IcIo
be Solbater, iom unbsaar at bli
iaare.. uruocr life tilbose fra Sri.
zen uoen Ell paapiiclig Soranbrins
/ Nerpcipitemet; bpor nibtrGffeube
Sskaerne bcraf blir, er Oct 10 iirll,.
Iie for Siebliffet at operie, men at
ben CT al Setponina, in0Ier ma,1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Nor9cr &onion hor npIia iooci

Eor1cr Solllon bar nplia Iooct
en- lTnge pclitct Gftcrretnin9 ira
Senncn Better, tom FOR abifiuigr
Woarcocr iibcn lammcn mcb andre
Sroppcr n~ircille ira Son Sroncisco.
Otter Ell lon1parig men nlegct in'
~tcreeiunt Ncilc bcialot han liN /
Wibicn al December Woaneo ctiieoa
/ Srnnfrig. Set trni 'in llia, at lrona-
pnrtbunocn oN cilbcl arigsitibc lton-
ic6c / Nonolulu neiop poo bcn 5ih,
"a bcn lornle lronnin95 @c1rnpclic
'nuot Stcb Der, o0 Better hnpbc lam
llcll mch onhrc MiIitrrc pUrci ;oo
hcI0l0 nt oUcrpUrc cnbcl al DC mcact
beitioclinc Gcrcnlonicr. ion / bcll
NuIcbnina innbt Stch. : 6rontri0
TOM bon life I'll at lton'c lUnac, 0u
nan ollcrcoc bar beor0rct opcr iii
lln0c &onion par 2Urcr ucb
Stotcna GoQeQc / Mines, % set Iig
ger ncrior nUr at olltoae, at "llnclc
Gam" hor onoct NruN Tor ham, enc
Ill loa6on oircttc al taAc 9inAtog ntcb
(piten ocrbortc / Eranfria. llocnpm
at ban par bcororci til China pioltc
ban abiolltt intct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Sprima @ropc.
Otter "SeruD"D.

Is. u. @iIbertion AZ Waboocf,
q. Taf., onfom forleoen til Spring
@rope for at pGre tilitcoc peo lin
@eoitemors. Mrs. Mnbrcns aicS' @e-
grapclic.
- Nora @alhuS % emma SEM
len, beggc uoIprte Spgcpleie ira Oct
liltbcritc NripitaI | ga Crosse, bar
iorlcoen / Mnoiion bcltaaet Den AZ
Stotcn beororeoe Gramen for Spge-
plcieritcr.
- Sans u. Spuing, Ell al spring
8ropc Somnibips bebit fienote Nar'
mere. or Sen 1SOc San. aisaaet peo
Spben eiter to Tigers Sioclle AZ Sur,'
acbct0nbclic. Ifbeoe bar onltrent
81 @or aammcl. Ell mere ene alnliil-
oclie intelligent Nano o9 SerIor me-
get bcnpitet / oifentIigc gn~lisaenoer.
San citerIooer liz &iiltrit oa 'ciil nor
lie @rru. Scarapelicn farot Stec
Sorsba0 Sen 24bc Gan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
6i9rin9en i Gviflane

Sfel9e Serctnin0er iii @ollhepiti
Erc9Icn / Ectrogrnb i%orcNaur ser
ltorc Gcnlon'trotIorcr opcralt / Otter
rig % lln9orn. Soloutcr- og Nrbei.
Ser Sr0uniintioncr or blet oallnct /
gSicn oN Nubopeit.
: NphnlGl glf / Srebdla nocrli
acrc 100000 MonO puu Strcif.
Nrn Nm'icroam mcloca ocu 26bc
San. ON Ell rcuollltinnUr @iTrilll
Snltluno, nN Der luor NuQtcr ON at
ltorc Cptelcr ltnl bopc ilrnbct Stco /
Berlin Sc 10 llbitc Sage. hporumocr
NoltcnluA'cn ranbte pnn Sreo. Silc=
laa ltnl Der hnuc Utnoct Stcb itorc
NunNcroptoicr, lom bcninnaleit or
blct tllct Al Folitict. Mange MTnb.
Nblnocr % Born cr blct ionrct.
Siaic Hpgtcr ianr Ell SluNa inoi-
rcttc NcfrTitcllc ocrpco. at hpcrfen
Nullcr cllcr S%clcNrnmmcr or fomInct
I'll Mplldno oircfte ira Berlin sc 10
lihitc Sage / iorri0c llnc. Tcttc plcicr
at prrc CT ScNn poa, at Scr or llo9ct
paaiTrbc.
Gt telegram ira gmitcronm oicn-
Niucr III ct ublerlil Heicrot al Ehi-
lipp Schciocnlurn@ Gale / HiaSoa-
gcna Noucbtomitc Sor3oaN liQc eitcr
Ean'lcrcuS Gale. Sans Spur til Hi0s.
tonIlercn Iornlcoc iig iom CT cpcrnnaa.
sc bittcrt Nn0reb paa Wilitoriitcrnc.
"MtilitariitpartietS pietieitc Nrgl,-
mcnter inr EorlGuaclic al ariocu par
observation-disclosures Sufcc@ pa Nr'
mccn9 Sfnrtc", 'albc Scbcibcmanm
elsie totSaftorer ltliloc hapc aiuct cs
CT ai0iercnbc Scir inbcu 6 Mannc,
Der, blcu Oct - iortpnbt / 1916. If
NJ or iorlTnNlt iorbi Den Sib. %
itieut ll.Nnnbcnc aubcilbart bar lfa.
Set gnglonb muuabcliat or ialiulf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OlgllQlle Jtcllillal
at Imcrifa or fpnunct nteb / ari9cn
Tar &c Sorcncbc Sintcr life fonmc'
nlcb, iaa piloc ben r~lis'iifc Hcpolutior
iprlrngit hape bragi oS Ct, ~riropGii1
Sreb.
"a Nrmccu? S0t at %rnlecn finn
&c erobrc Calais % Taria, piloc 3
bctpoc Srcb? SEQ tiger Rel.
SGt at Armcelr crobrcoc Sraufril
% Gnglanb, pllbe Oct bctpoe sSrcbi
Sea iparcr after Gei. sSor enooa bap
DC ri tilba9c al crobre Inncrifa."
Schcibcmarm rcttcoc berpaa C
pnlblomt Inareb paa Wilitariit- cs
municipalities Sebere % erfl9reoe
at oeres aiiulasiepbe @oISuiug pper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

for G'terria riincligpiS niloe bcrspe
1pifIano bets iibifc Ben / Seroen.
"&pis Dor @eaieringS 2coerc life
fan befri os for bisic 'G%otriotcr', ioa
bar oct beore, oe aft lin Bel" iagbe
ban. Seq norifocr Ocrn ON, at bpiS
DC lite britger os Ireo meo Hislano,
ioa oil DC iloer pibcre Gcrcnlolier bIi
ltDrtct."
San erflrrcoc oNion, at Oct nlc9ct
let off al at fomnlc til eli 6%orltoacl'e
onaaoenbe If Vufftcr / ErTliociit
Milio,a IreosproQrom. "Wen Wr.
@ilion mao tpbcli1 % fart bIi I'M
bcrrcttet ON, at elias or 5n'tlni'oS
90 nil forbli ioo. Ga ct ene'te fart
oo areit ORD on NclGlct pil alere
Gnbe poa GnaIonoa arigsrlmlnla.
Gu Grlie og opriQtia @lcnrclsltlhg al
@clgicn er Dor Yli1t.
Seq far life finite Den Gag" tort
lattc Scbeioemorn, "hn 5p'flnno oil
iiac iii De Mniereoc: vi %ofceptcrer
eoerS @etinaclicr, ri cr ilaoet'. Nen
lige ioa lioet fan icN finite Den Sag,
oo Gnglanb, Nrontri1c o1 De Torcllr'
DC Statcr piI iioc Oct laninc I'll oS.
gao os ocrior Grlig % oprlgtlgf pro-
DC at reboc @erben ira ct mt @loobno
til Toorcn. Slif, at Stenllllll9crl
blanbt bort Solf bdIocr paa at BIZ
farIig."
s ialnnle 9ur talte iainme Tag
SocialiIten Sofimom / Den prel'llte
2%anooag. San erflTreOe, at Ne1lc-
ringcn bnniebe pon Ell @illfan. "9e-
aipenbeocrne / gitcrrig", iogoe ban,
"cr @aaoOifriiten pnn TTgocn, pg
her ipm / TitcrrlN cr III fonrnnct So
taltroicn ilhpggeliG npr. Solicit bar
mart fauet npf al at bli orepet I'll
ari0en inm &pGg."
Gcnne Gale gan Nnleonlng til CT
prloigt Spitpr / Salet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
9erprab 10 Smean.
Sshefcie.
Sen 2soc Sduuar 1918.

Grief 7. Wccf niqjf iihltc 6rcooA
Mordcn uco Gpocu otter 10 llQcr2
Snoclcic al CT 0icrtctlIiTlhc. Noll
houhc tilocl2 rUrct pin9ct AZ Nth.
ma, men buuOc clcr2 olbri1 prrct
ina. Non uar isht / &c'tre Sllorc,
Tulorca, ocu tioc Oft. 1916 % par
ioolcbcs iioitc Ne't II 9(nr gontnlel.
= 2t NorHalhcrcn uh~ponhrcoc han I'll
Nntcrifo o0 TOM oircftc iii Minnc@
thief Goumtu. Npr ca. H. Nar 'ioen
fiebtc han en- 1Sorm / Oiobilon Comm.
fhip. iom ban cnbnl clcoc pco I'M
Teb. On Sih orcu ban @roccrnhnr
hcl poo Goit @otcr Sircct'nco Sloct
al at BRUCE lin ,Snrm.
Sen 2l0c Moi iSA blcu ban Nlft
ncS N}ii2 auri Sampion, Der oper
Icucr ham. C bouoc Jolt II %orn.
1T al Dem oeoe / ell llta Ilocr. &c
rpriQc cr Seuuernc George, Nettils
Ger. u. 2of., theodore. Oscar %
Clarence, iom olc cr poo 6amlllcn3
I5urnl. % Rnbcu tom bor boct birnl
me hos G~orulorcnc her; 'irc Setrc,
Wtr8. NcIru %ubtc, bocnoc | Nrrhc
Sen al 9ctornh. Wtr@. elmer @hcot
man. Golnnr SopnibIp, Clara %
Mino hicnmrc. San citcrluhcr liz
oojoo en- @roocr. Gle (oltcnIon, Sen
ictt. ,Iolpo, % 10 Se'trc. Nir3. !.
GbronhIon. Mo0iion Solpuihlp, no
NPiiS Tn0cr @ccf poo GnIc NoilNcl
Somlchicnl.
nor on,trcnt s 9lor iibcn IIpttcoc
NIihsAc Oh Nuitru I'll Sccoroh ~ be
ounbtc iaicu ct @roccrp Store her,
ncmIiQ / eli @nQnin1 Ionl DC clcoc
pno Goit Mutcr Strcct, men 'lntteoc
ON CT Mars 5io after no poa Nornncn,
huor Sc bocSc. iuotjl Sc Tor 10 Nor
ii0cn iaicu toa Gpholo her ! @ncl
@~eQropclicn iorcNnur inrorNen,
1iraoao. ira tito II. c. l. Strife mco
Toroiritclic poo bcn nor'tc alrte
Qoaro. Yoitpr Sorrlion lorrctter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Ov Snsitorm.

Chicago ben 27be San. Chicago
og ~norbliac Sainois bicrnisgtes igaar
lgicn al ell poloiom Sncltorm, iom
Teirmanbcu fortGuer iboa oil bIi CT
tcrfitl9t al Ell mlcr cno %olminocllg
ltreng &liloe.
Sernboneiplfeuc mobtoe Meobelel.
len mco onoe IneIier. ,Sor Dem OIL
tpocbebe ben I'll muIig Tornpelic al
Den SraiifipGrring, Tom Oct / llgens
Sob paa oct nGrmeite bar lpffebeS
Dem at faa giprt Ell Gnoe paa.
Noriinfclier / transport al Soft,
alll oN andre nebpcnoigc Sorneben-
beber imeoeiccs. Sncfaloct bar BOG
life iulot iaa itcrft iom ior TO Tiger
iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Smaaplmf.


Ntt'% clara &o'l'i'on ira N'!'
Yeti "a, ton' Ncri'l loHA 'or al oo't
bare "cArapellen r'ter IN Nntel'
Grtct Nret
Shnr'tcn Nloluc' S'n a. N'r'
NJ "V'r@. ~, u Hlonlc' 'onI ''er'
M'oan'orr Aor oph'loi 'lN Norl'r''
N'ontalla tonl none llNr nlelll poo Ell
%l'tt.
&c Hepou1 'rn "rodNt
No' ION Tom BERTH III %e@tooEl''l'
otter Mrs SorNcr Noncn rct'ic hlcnl
SsnonN2 @7tcl Nj NroollA err ~
ner', "rnr'eo
Nichoro M'aoo'lL ION I ell
loll1 Nrftc ~ Ynr nrco @iNcocorrt
'teo poo Go't %otcr street oror
NreoolH r'fcr INl'acre Ntn@ Sn0eI'N
hen. Non uor lanai oppt 81 |ore
nc
Mrs. : VI. zee Nor loIQt Del
Mil2 ooo Go't MANI Sircet, hoor "a
mtllcn hintll hor nnpt nj Nlrnl III
"n!hrdno Selono poo |Solhill9.
ton Vrotrte %co Slci'oonlnlclE
&ncrtd0e!'c a. nen me SIer MI Mrs
Gee tlI'lottc III ouoet Nila ltNc A'lcil
Tor rdo 'onlnlc Nooe.
: :. Sontcn REFER tnorlcn II
Hlbcr; $en ror ION Scle9ot 'r'
9~torthca'tcrn soma horticultural ~
J'etn at oc.tole ! Sollthcrn AFlllnc'o
los Horticultural Socletn@ NurHme
ne. 'om orhoioc2 Der Nn3oo9 % Sor@
nda hen,l' ll0c.
Eor%on4a H'ten motro' cl
NcrnboncIIlnttc lIoi e'tcllror Snlnlor
loet et Nro0ito8 toiIioercoc mco {
HonScrtngs $%otonlotlu. y. ~ "a
Mn ira gfonond, Nnrbeocr nnn Noto
motlnct, orUbtc9 poa Stcoct % Sen
IN MILLER, Sotomotip'nrcr pao Nra1t
toNct. Tom 'ao 'lcnlt tlI'tooc. at ban,
Sll'tono hor n"ret betrnfcIl1 Nrofc
man y. VI. Snr nj ct Scn brilttct o'