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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
ENEMY SLOWLY BUT
STEADILY losing
William Buell. Writes Germans
Are Already on Down Grade

That the Allies are on top and the
Germans being slowly beaten down in
the present great offensive, is the
opinion of William Buell., son of MI.
and Mrs. Frederick Buell., of Winthrop
street who is in France as a Red
cross driver. In his letters home,
young Buell. tells of visiting the first
line trenches of the British during this
offensive, and declares that for every
Allied soldier who falls, so Germans
are killed.
1T is the most horrible sight i'm
ag1nable,' he adds. Less gruesome,
but no less interesting is his recital of
a visit to Nice and the most famous
gaming house of the world at Monte
Carlo. The letters follow:
Marseilles, March 4.
Dear Father and Mother:
Three of us reached this place at
a. N. this morning-the first stage
of our trip on permission. We trav-
eled all day from a. m. to 2 a. m.
We leave here at II a. m. for Nice.
We were obliged to change trains
many times, and at Dillon there was
a big rush. We met an American
lieutenant and two French 1ieutenants
One of the French lieutenants had
been at the front with mean old
friend When We arrived at the sta
ton, one of the French lieutenants
jumped off and ran like mad. We
wondered what was the matter with
him. When we got to the other train
he called to us from q. window. He
had secured one whole compartment
and locked the door on the inside
just room for six of us. Pretty good,
wasn't it? Our train for Nice was
not scheduled to leave until II a. m.
we looked for a hotel. The first one
we went to was full, but the clerk
called up another and reserved places
for us and sent a boy down with our
baggage. We were nearly starved, as
We had had nothing to eat since lunch.
We made up on what little we could
get and had a fine breakfast at 9
a.. m.-had it in bed after the French
custom.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
CITY ITEMS

Rg licenses now ayable.-advt.
j Q board of public works Is MAX
improvements at Smalley park.
reman McCrann is confined to
home with bloodpoisoning.
btorcycle Officer William P.
rs has gone on duty as mounted
|r:.
ling your Panama Straw Hats in
Conn. Hat Co.-advt.
Is. Emil Sund of IS Winthrop
4, who recently underwent ar
htion at the local hospital, ia
lily improving.
v. DR.. G.. w. c. Hill, pastor of
South Congregational church,
be speaker at the annual ban
OF the Kenilworth club next
sday evening.
Eutenant w. w. T. Squire of the
bon corps, who has been home
leave of absence, received Or
this morning to report for &C
duty and left Immediately.
odness of Aunt Delia's Bread
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

Monaco in the Province of Monaco is
a mountain over 500 feet high. A
log railroad runs to the top and there
Is the largest aquarium in the world
there. We went up and had dinner
IN hotel right on the edge of the
cliff. The waiter told us that Corsica
can be seen sometimes from there.
l took a great many pictures. One
mountain a short distance off, had
snow on it. Then the gardens in ter
races up the side and the village of
Monaco and the blue seat was D
great contrast. I hope some of my
pictures come out.
In the Casino is a large theater. The
Royal family has a private box which
is wonderfully decorated. Monte
Carlo made a clear profit last year Of
about S1S,O0OOOO
March 9.
After dinner we descended and
walked around the gardens again. We
were able to get ice cream in cafe
here. TT is "defendu' now to make
or sell Ice cream, eat chocolate or
serve sugar in France. AS Monte
Carlo is in Monaco, they can serve
these things. Saccharine is used
everywhere now. We sat down and
ate five dishes of ice cream, walked
around a little and came back and got
two more-the first we have had since
last October. We then took the train
back to Nice. In the evening we Went
to the Casino again. That is the great
gathering place in the evening. The
next day we went around Nice all day.
We met two Canadians, an Australian
and an Englishman and had a fine
time promenading around the Prome-
made des Anglais. We went to some
of the big hotels where we could get
things American. On the following
day we went to Monte Carlo again
and there took a, train to Mentone.
This city is on the Italian border, and
we Jollled the sentries and got over
into Italy. There was an Italian guard
who didn't talk French or English,
and an Algerian on the French side
OF the bridge who didn't speak any
thing, as far as we could make out.
we snapped their pictures and gave
them some cigarettes.
The next day we again went around
Nice and left OH Sunday at II a. m.
This train is only for officers We had
lunch and dinner on the train and got
TO D. at 3 a. m. Monday. We went
to hotel and went to bed. as our
train did not leave until 1 %. m. We
arrived home about D. m
l met a French lieutenant on the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

Nice, March 6.
We arrived at Nice at a. m. and
went to a hotel recommended to us.
There were many old ambulance men
and Canadians there. After securing
our room, we had breakfast, then
went out to see the city. There are
officers from all the Allied countries:
no privates are allowed to go to Nice
ON permission. At night we went to
the Casino, a pavilion built out over
the water. We can sit and listen to
the music. Tomorrow we are going to
Monte Carlo.
March s.
Yesterday we went to Monte Carlo.
We left Nice at 7 a. m on a tramcar
and arrived at Monte Carlo about $50.
1t was a most beautiful ride. The
coast is very rugged, with high cliffs
rising abruptly from the water. The
train follows the coast and the road
way is heWn out of the sides of the
cliffs. In some places it is tunneled.
There are all kinds Of flowers, oranges,
lemons, olives, cactus, palm trees,
and century plants. The trolley line
winds in and out around the bays,
close to the water.
At 9 a. M, the Doors Of the Casino
are opened to visitors. No one in
uniform can play or remain in the
Province 81 Morcais over night, as 1t
is neutral. At 8 until 10, however,
the guards will take military visitors
through the building. 1t is the most
wonderful building I have ever seen.
In the game rooms there are some
wonderful paintings; the woodwork is
fine. rooms are finished in mahogany,
ebony, gold, marble, etc. There is one
room decorated with wood of which
there were only 100 known trees in
existence. The tables are very large.
The ceilings are all fresco work and
paintings. 1t really cannot be de-
Scrlbed. Around the buildings are
beautiful gardens, kept fine: green
grass and all kinds of flowers, and
statues, Just hack of town ~
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

train who had been at the front with
me. One of our ambulances had car
ried him back after he was wounded
He was liked by all of us. 1t is strange
how I am always meeting old friends,
both those I have become acquainted
with in France and those from the
States.
March II.
Yesterday | was walking along the
street and someone came up and
banged me on the back. 1t was Dix
the fellow who came over with me OH
the boat and was with me in the sec
ton at Nerdun. I supposed he was in
the south of Franco in an aviation
training camp. He was going through
this place and stopped off to look me
up. This sure is a small world after
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
Paris, March 80.

Paris March so.
haven't written for a week, as
have been on a long trip. I have
driven along the entire French front
to the British front and along d short
distance on the British front Included
in this is the American front. 1t has
been a wonderful trip and 7 have had
a fine chance to see the preparations
for this show This is the biggest
show of the whole war. 1t is going
to be the finish of Fritz. How | wish
l could tell you what I have seen. 1t
is "defendu.' however. The SHOW
now is going strong for the Allies. The
Boche have lost thousands and thou
sands of men-Whole divisions have
been wiped out. 1t is estimated that
for every Allied soldier that Is
crowned so Boche are wiped ont. Up
near the junction of the French and
English lines I met a French officer
that I know. He took me up into the
first line trenches to see the show.
Fritz was putting over. I can't write
about it, but dead Boche were piled
over the barbed wire. and they were
still clim bing over the dead bodies,
trying to get through. All were wiped
out It was the most horrible sight
I have ever seen. I left my station
last Sunday and have been driving
ever since. It has been great trip.
] am to be here for a few days while
NV car is being overhauled and then
7 shall so on, T know not where. |
live in the best hotels, pay three or
four dollars for room and meals and
hand in an expense account at the end.
7 sure am dead tired, as | have driven
all day and half the night for week.
not getting much sleep because of the
damn Boche. Whatever you read IN
the States about this show is abso
1utelv false unless it says the Allies
are on the top. Fritz is the underdoS
Just now.
You have no doubt read about the
long-range gun the Boche have. IT
fires 60 or 70 miles. You need not
worry about me here, however, be-
cause I am not in the part OF the city
that is being shelled. AS regular as
cIockwork, one shell comes in every
20 minutes. There are many conJec-
lures as to the gun. Some say the
barrel is 100 feet long, others that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

officers. A French lieutenant, mother
and daughter were in the compart-
ment with us. While waiting for the
train, we met a British officer and had
lunch with him. Our train didn
leave until 2:30 p. m, SO all we could
do was to sit around and talk. We six,
the French lieutenant mother ana
daughter, Stickley, Atwater and L, mad
to pass the time some way, SO we
talked and sang Songs.
The train finally pulled out at $3.50,
then commenced the most tresome
trip I have ever taken. 1t is only
about Il, three or four-hour ride to
Nice in peace times, but it took us
IS hours. That is the only line on the
Mediterranean going to Italy and so
there were many troop and hospital
trains. The scenery along the Med
iterranean is most wonderful The
railroad follows the sea in and out of
the bays-the water on one side and
high cliffs and mountains on the other.
In places the roadway is cut out Of
solid rock. and in others it tunnels
under whole mountains. The coast is
very rugged--snow on the mountain
tops, flowers and palms, cactus, olives,
oranges, lemons, trees and century
plants along the tracks, and the bright
blue Water-quite a contrast.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
Nice, March d.:
tSAe
custom.

Nice, March ).
To tell you some of the things I
have done since my letter at Mar
settles: After breakfast we walked
around the town. The train was to
leave at IL a. m, and SO we were at
the station at that time. Some Eng
lish officers came in. We inquired
when our train was to leave and they
said:
Perhaps / p. m, perhaps 2 p. m.
and perhaps 4 p. M
We tipped the conductor ten francs
to reserve three Stats in one compart-
ment for us. This train is ONLY for
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
CAPTURES GERMAN.

hnk Mccormick, at one time a
per of the city engineering staff
bow serving in France, writes to
end here that he aided in the
ire of German prisoner some
|ago The Hun cried when TAX
Mr. Mccormick likes army life,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
What Is the
Liberty Loan?

IT'S succor and life for a bleeding
lid. It's the glimmer of Peace at
I'm. It's the strength of mighty
a TO strike. It's the CLEAN of
fat sword, drawn; but, more than
it's theA ple dse Aof love to the lads
pm we call Our Own,'' to the boys
land, afioat. on high, it's the good
Money from Home"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

all. | sent you several letters and
view cards while on permission. /
know DR.. Mel personally. He sure is
a great man. He was the Red Cross
representative at q. base hospital at
this place.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

"My mother was about giving up
all hopes. After months of sleepless
nights caring for me, friend recon-
mended Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
She persevered and after she had used
six boxes of Cuticura Ointment and
eight cakes of Cuticura Soap I was
healed" (Signed) Miss Carrie Doyle,
ee7 Saratoga ST.. E. Boston, Mass,
June 27, 1917.
For hair and skin health Cuticura
Soap and Ointment are supreme.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Address post
card: "Cuticura, Dept. n, Boston, Sold
everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment rs and SOC.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27

they are bombs dropped from high
planes, etc. 1t is a wonder at any
rate However, what is to be gained
by Smelling a city of no military value?
Only women and children are the
victims. 81
Lots of love,
3TI,T.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
These Are the Special Terms For Days Only
DOUBLE GUARANTEE

You take absolutely no risk in
joining this club. Every member
receives a double guarantee bond,
signed by both the Sill Stove
Works and by us. We guarantee
in writing that this 2-fuel range
will do all we claim for it.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
ECZEMA WHENNOT
ONE YEAR OLD
On Neck and Head. In Water
Blisters. ltched and Never
Slept, Cried Constantly,
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
Il was not a year old when first got
eczema. 1t came around my neck and

my head in the form of water
blisters that burst. My skin
was sore and l had my flesh
torn to pieces from the Itch
ing. l never slept and I
cried constantly. What hair
I had on my head came out
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-27
WE BUY YOUR
OLD RANGE

Your old range has paid for
itself in service. We want to
make it easy for you to exchange
it for a modern range that will
conserve food, labor and fuel.
Therefore we will make it pos
sible for you to sell us the old
range. We shall be glad to talk
this matter over with you.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
6unoeroptoierne / Olterrio.

Set bar iont bcfienbt lrrec boz.
ret @irrina % llro / Eltcrrig %
llnoorn, men MI or Situotionen blct
mcact fprpprret nco Be pnIbiomme
Srnacropteicr o. Sunaeritreifer
oner hclc 2onNct. Tobbcltmonor-
fict inneS at hciinNc iig paa Nenc-
%lntionens Ronn.
@rsbrotioncr, iom tibIiaere bar
nltfor frae, bIcn / Maubogs uheit
WorieI "a belt urertct rllibiclia hoI.
peret. % bcttc Sfribt fra Wnubia.
heoerncs Sibe bragte @rgcrct til
at flnbc ppcr.
Set bar los ntcS Strcifcr o. Sp.
tsicr iamtihiat oon monge Steber /
Tcbbcltmouorfict : @icn fom set
ben lobe Sum til Iigefrem Solfe,
cpIeb. Stcre Sforer Srce ieien-
mem @aocruc, "a @oserierne Bier
itormct % cInrbret. Scr blcp
fni,ii %inhucSrliocr boobe / Trcn1ier,
miri'tcrenS %oIia % / Sen enc Slei
al SoiblrracrpalnSIct.
@oraermcitcr @ciiS Girducr I'm.
berrettebe Tremicrminiitercn ON. ot
eitcr HcSuftiorcr al @rebrotioncr.
nc pilhe ban life mere hare Nnipo'
ret mch Srocrcr5 SprcihclScIie i
Sonehitobcr.
Ser blep oSnencrct iii llnaarr
pm Sirlp, men @oracrmc'tcren |
@uoopeit iparebc. at man ser inaer
Mab bonoe at aiic. Set bar ian
ilbe ser. iaaoc han. at SoIf life bar
baut tilitrTffcliat at lcpe al eao
Here Mnancbcr.
: gmmlnitionSidbrifcrnc / IA
noritcn % Siraittenan. TO Scritrocr
iii @ien, er life miuSre ems $780,
600 Mrbcibcrc soact poa Strcif.
9oraIeri or bccrhrct iii SouSita'
Sen for at osiiitcrc ToIitict mcS al
hcIhe Srben. WoIitiet nor hirIpe,
lott. gIe o~iientIise @psninser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25

bor griterpe boDt COB 1io til at
bpile, r%corganiiere fine arpfter og
anbringe tine Soriterfnin9er.
@eneralitabsdef Mard / @nib.
ington opIpite / 2erbaes, at 900,-
900 amerifanife Soloater M er
biniibes Sapet. Zen amerifanife
aontinsent begpnber aItiaa MI at
see meo en- Sart at 100000 Wanb
ON llgen.
Wteo oisie Spgaoer FOR gle er
BET let at foritaa, at 2ubenborif og
Sinbenbure M gierne pil Ifpnbe fig
meb at foa ofeiort arieen. Sor
bet fan life bore iaa panifeligt M
at regne ub, hpob 3ib Spiferne bill
mite lin numeriife Sberlegenbeo,
og % b~egpnber Singene iinegtelig of
bli noget uiifre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
SiSite Ncloinaer.

Gont, 23oe SlIni. = Tco Sron.
tent Iongs Tiope fra Monteno til
Ibrioterbapet bolber De Hague Otter.
rigere nit paa at goo tiIboee oper
GlDen / itor ltorber, heitigt for
il,Igt al De itaIienife trooper, beber
BET / Ioaens oiiicieue Meloin9.
&c Maiercoe bomborbercr hcle
Sloqironten meb itor SoIoiomheb.
lieeIom Sn%fontcriet pcSlieebolber c.
i~lop5crligt Trcs, 10 iicnotIiec
gcrnploner er nag ifllot nch.
(Giter oerne NcIbine forceaar
Def siterriaifc SiIbaaetos oocr Ell
80 WiI brcb Sront.)
X X
Set italicr'fc Sptcbfnnrtcr o3bc
Slini. - Self ira Ntolttcao til &a.
pct or Sienbcn IIourt og itrrper
flor Salt na rtco itor Sorpirrino
of fnlrmc tilboac oner Chen.
StoIicnifc mjIitrre MnnSigbcber
aniIoor gitcrriacrrcs iomlcoc Sof
hiotil til 10000 @onb. Set Ell
'rrGig iirhcr bcrc$ tntolt miSInffc
De Sperotinner lor,9S Tiapc, Sc bal
libi iaa umaobeIiQe Sab.
,2onbon, 23bc Slyni. - : Togcn:
officicne eitcrrigifc Wcloirg behe,
Set:
"aomocn pes Tiope err MI i,oac,
ntinbre polblom. Tiape aaar / itol
Tlon,. So~rbinocIicn mellem Sc fl
@reober er %un1uIig / timeniS al
@anacn, % oct or iorblnbet mel
Sc 'tcrite TanifcIidhcocr of lac
Ifoiict oncr Tnrinninacr. Sore
trooper Iiber boa inecn Wonecl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
TpoSfulo.

Wtra. SanS $. Iolofcr bshc / lit
Niem / O9iior Gnooog Den 12te
Nlrni / Ell 9lIocr al IS @ar, og BE.
arnpclicn iorcQif 0srbog ocn 15oe
mocr itor Gcltoaclic. Faitorcrnc
8. Nn0rcicn % Socob 6ieloe for.
rcttc6e.
Afococ, bpi5 Tigcrapu par aori
s. Sopocn, por iebt / Siclbbcrg,
NforQc, bcn 26oe Tebnlur $780, %
bku rgtcpict iii Sans Tolofcr ocu
24oe Mturt5 1865. Sc uo~punorebe
iii Imcrifo / 1878 ~ aufom til
Caiion Ben t7hc IitIi npoute 9lor.
5 lit 9GBtcifob houoc DC TO Senner,
Sans % Gorrelius. Gen iioitc
Oobe lom Sprbbarn. Ssnncn Sans
$. GnIofcr or Troicalor peo Wfin.
ncioto llnipcriitei, % Gioeoe opcr'
Icpcs, iorll0eu al ham, al lin Walo
% 10 Nnrncborn. Sarah % Grltn9,
Vtr@. NulnfCr omtnlca AZ Dem, ION
ticnhtc hcuOc bc0it, iom en- iiclOcn
olhlorg2iuIo % opoIreuoc Nuitrlt
% Mtobcr. ser uil bIlpc bpbt iauuct
bldnbt henbc3 nprmcitc, Gplgcnoc
bar SjQct I'll BET lloltc SoilNtco:
&ohamca Soitc, Nu0rcip s. Soite,
@ora Sc. Soitc. Sbonloa Shomplpn.
Ole Srboc o. Scurp :. 9lfrc. Trl-
Qeu0c u0cnbnSbocnoc bar fommct
I'll &clrnuclicn: s.. .. Nfre %
Snitl~ ira Gccorob; Nro'caior %
Nr5. s.. &. Iulofcr % Barn ira
minneapolis, DIR. % Wtrs. Nnbrcn
:, Goite nQ Toitcr ira Secorab,
Nir. o. 0}ra. Gle Srboe ira gu.
burnt Wir. % Mr@ ShomoH Sbomp-
ion ira Colorado.
Wr % Mrs. Golofcr 'circbc oel,
2loc Murta inor iii @ulbbrplltp,
% hc blcu i Inlcbning al Gagerl
~nperrnifct al 100 Wcnncr % pa.
boer. iom cnlfcbc al qratulcrc Sem
meN hct lnn1e og ~lpffcIlgc Somlip.
&c brnQie oQinn eli poffcr 8ape meh
Saf inr aoot 9toboifob "a Tcnitoh
% gobe Gnifcr 'pr OercS 9~ip$ailen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25

Nu mao ale Sptesbelor msbe
frem / Sbief Hiper Sails ben 27be og
28oe SUM! Ser bill bIi ct al De
beoite Stepner / Dor Siitorie. gn bel
Gel CODE Soreoragsbolbere og 3alere
bill 81 bort 6olf CODE Sanfer, pg
0tuiif og Gang ifal Der life forte
paa.
Iofbus % Sorenion blir meb
iom ponlig = og fanife 9(asbiIo go.
renion ogiaa.
Sesuoen faar hi en- unben al 2on.
bets beoite ACKNOWLEDGMENT meo
os. Set err Selemarfingen Slop
Srmbrecf ira Ioa, Minn. San bor
netop punoet Jig en- @ulomeoalie paa
"aappleifen" / @isconiin og bill MI
for ct Sor Gage bore "flingonbe
SptesbsI".
Taitor g. Saritob fol boIoe Set.
9ibstieneite ben 2Sbe og Ri boober,
at en- Masie al bort 2olf bill oper.
bore oen.
ap9loen Ben 27oe blir "Sptes.
balsfoea" meo ct flor lugent 8ro.
gram. Gor, Spilen9no, Colo.
Sangcre, Splpiere, Step.S pngerc,
SaQingoan iere, 9anb og Salere bill
lfaffe Soriamlingen al milia Moro.
&om mn og p9r meo! Gr bu Dir.
felig SGtesbsl, iaa fon1mer DIT; -
boloer on big biemme uoen loplig
@runb, - iaa gipr on Sfam al big
ielp.
Spens Solf bill gisre oft mlliet
for os. Gen forite Sag bill be fisre
ale, iom liter at ie SpenS Smgi.
pelier, n aisretur / fine slutoer.
6olf al andre gpgoelug er bernteo
oenliglt t11obuot til at bore meo %.
Saar maa Ri r9ffcs S9nber iom
CODE gorgere, og ba Dor ri msbes
% ilaa Sling ON feaeS Gag.
Gpelben Sen 28be blir muoife EFT
patriotiif 6olfefeit for ale norife,
iom bill msoe frem.
Slit Dig MI fra bit baelige StrGp
% ia Ell "bugnao- ituno paa belm.
lambs bis.
Weeoet begpnoer ben 27be &l. 10
Sorntiooag.
Sci moot og belfomne til Sbief
Riner Sails, Winn.
Selling!
9ieri1ulp 9iernaroa, Ir9i
Sobn O. Sobnipn, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
,1vt Sdlfetad / Def ipente.

Sra mango forificliae SoIb / Sc
oniereoe 2nnbe ontnoes Ser, at ser
MI forcitaar Ell m inf Oiieniip
nco @citirontcl,, og ielpfolgelig pen
tes bct poanp, of oette nil BIZ Scr.
bcrsfrigcns ~itcrite Slog".
Set pnaitaaes, of Spifcrne erlonit
bor / @ehoIb rclcm 100000 oa
100000 friifc NcIcrpcr, Tom mt err
rebe iii at bIi faitet iro / aampen
FOR Of fna ariacn ofgiort".
% ollicrebe SrrIebcrc tuilcr life
ct Gtcblif poa, at Tienben enonu
far ! @cholh itore Heicrper, men
sc tniIer ooifiliat paa anaIite.
ten al Sc me Ncierpcr.
Get Innes at bore cit o~Intinoelia
MntoaeIie, Of Set me tnife Ingreb
= set fcntte / HGffcn - bill RAM
me @ritcrlrc etitebs nleLlem Som.
me % Noroiioen, iaroipnligpis
hclli ipror amicns. Set err Grpn.
priuS Huppredlt al @nncrn. TOM err
Sneritfonn,arberenbe oper Sen Scr.
arippe. iom cr poitcret langs ben.
nc Sront, % iaa iaar ga iclpe Sen
tuife aronprinS flare iig mes Sc
2alirbGr, han bar. i%orclebid.
Sfisrt Ser, iiben Gronprin1cns
Tcberlag pcs HbcimS. hnr prrct,
hpao man pna sc aontcr al Ser.
ben fal0er title, bar Ser bog Sc
iioite Gage orret lipIiat nof mes
imaa lofaIc Srriuin1er pg Segtnin.
ger praftiif talt Lungs belle @cit-
ircnten. Tctte iprfIares InaIcbes.
al set err Sc Nlierebes 6cnerolisii.
mus, iom hoIbcr poa at isle Sien-
Sen pan &illien. IiaeIom SInperne
or ipriat ooafGroe for at finbe ub,
bnab ban bar for ia baa Sronten.
% Error han MI oster at fonccntrerc
fine S~roppenlaSier. Oct bTpocs
n-co @citcmthcS. Of General Sod
life astcr az Iabe iig operrlmple
Ell Gang iii.
Ga ira britiif SoIb saaitoaes set.
Of General &oin MI or irrSia iii
at taoc imch, hnaSiombclit aron.
brins @unpreft her al bphe bam,
Siben Sn'ferne itanscSe Sornene al
fig peS Ssioerne / SyS ior 0pres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
Buy war Savings Stamps.
Kreatur,P anoelen.

@aihiugton, lobe SUM-: Can't
liec "Stocf gnros" % aibre arsa-
turmorfeoer / 9anhet pil efter Den
25be Si,li bIi brast ino unoer 6or-
bunSSresierinscns aontrol og mott
til at anIege ben ON Seuiling (Si-
ceuie) til Of brine i'm 6o%rretning.
On Srore berom bleo uoitebt ioas
al YrGiioenten / Sorm al en- Ero.
flamaticn buis regulerenoe Se.
iiemmclier er baIercbe paa Dc Inbe.
ialinser, iom bleu giort al en- al
Irpiioentcu for SiemeSet nebiat
aommislion.
Sopebiormaalct meo Hegulerin.
gen err at iure en- beore aoutrol nieS
9anSets 9isbioripnins, en- Sag al
~nricnilig S%etponing iaaocl for
Imerifa Tom bets alierebe.
ale Sc iorifienise 8rene al
aieooiitribuerinsen er inobefatteSe,
% Bet antaees, at bet fsberuIc Me'
sulcrinssI pitem ril muIissiere er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
Nco ErpiS= ltnocrboIonina

: bcn IntherIfc Strife / GIermont,
Soma, piI Scr ipritfommenbc Sire.
bn0a Nitcn bcn 2Sbe Sunni ST. s
hIipc oipct Ell llnbcrholbnina til
Snbtrat FOR set Npbc SnrS. Ter
or nrrongcrct ct qcbt program, irh.
bciottcnbc %lnno Gilet al %ciS ZIP
pcIn,nn na Volnro NcIaerirn. Sol,a
al 2opina Sorfclior, Splrsnira %
Sona al Nmn @ininmS, Sang az
So,cI @crnhort. Viono.Solo al
Iilth @iIhop, %ncol Colo al GliSo'
beth Sang % NcIcn SIion ionrt
SpIrsninN al Sclcn &eroericn og
@ulbcno @cttlcicu oq Song al en-
Somefnortct. Gntre Is % So Cts.