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The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
LADY OF VANDYKE so WEAK
FROM STOMACH TROUBLE SHE
COULD HARDLY WALK SHE SAID

spell of cramp. l now eat anything
| want to eat and it doesn't hurt me.
| have gained so much strength l can
walk two or three miles without get
ting very tired and ! can sleep whole
lot better, while before l took Acid
Iron Mineral my sleep didn't do me
any good. 1t has done what nothing
else that l had tried could do and |
consider Aim a wonderful medl-
cine and believe it will do everything
it is recommended to do if taken ac-
cording to directions" declared Mrs.
Elizabeth Grimsley of Van Dyke, Bu-
channon County, Va.
When your strength gives out and
you feel like dragging around all day
long instead Of skipping around spry
and lively like of old, try taking few
doses of this natural iron in glass
of water after meals. It is simply
wonderful. People all over this state
recommend Acid Iron Mineral. The
beauty about it is that it is just the
highly concentrated natural iron,
cheaper, stronger, and much better
for people in need of iron. A twelve
ounce bottle usually sells for a dol
lar and as a tonic. aid to digestion,
kidneys, and bladder it can't be
equalled. 1t is sold only in original
bottles and the trade mark "A-I-M'
on bottle and carton is the Ferrodine
Chemical Corp. guarantee of strength
and quality. Most druggists have it
Get a bottle today.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17

Two persons were killed and 16
others injured, 13 seriously, atLouis-
vile, KY, Monday night when a trac-
ton car crashed into the rear of an
interurban car.
Five hundred thousand American
business men are voting, through
their commercial organizations, on the
question OF notifying the business
men OF Germany that they will not
re-establlsh trade relations with Ger
many unless government response
Die to the pepole is given power. The
message is contained in a referendum
submitted to its membership by the
Shamber OF Commerce Of the United
States Monday.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
Great Britain VIII Recruit Half Mil
lion More Men.

Nearly half a million men from
Great Britain alone are to be recruit
cd into the British army at the ear
hest possible date, according to a
London dispatch, and it is probable
that many more will be added to that
number in the coming months These
will comprise ,the younger men who
up to the present have been exempt
because Of their employment in in
dustries essential to the war. The
empire has enrolled 100000 fight
ing men and labor battalion forces
during the war, according to the state
ment of the minister of national ser
vice, and now has more men to hold
its own against the enemy until the
American strength is available.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
HOMELESS AND STARVING
Hurricane Strikes Cape Hatteras
and Roanoke Island -ManyPeo-
ple Suffering.

Many pepole are homeless and in
an almost starving condition at Cape
Hatteras and on Roanoke Island as
result of a severe hurricane that Wis
tied that section Tuesday, blowing six
teen houses from their foundations
and wrecking four of them completely.
This section has been suffering Sc
verely from food shortage since the
beginning of the recent cold wave, wa
ter transportation, the only means of
communication with Roanoke Island,
having been cut off by ice. The hurri-
cane has accentuated this condition
and unless aid is received quickly the
results will be serious.
1t is said that the people on Roam
oke Island have not been adequately
supplied with food since December 27.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
Report of the Condition of

Report of the Condition of
THE NATIONAL BANK OF LUABERToN
at the close of business Dec. 81, 1917.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $566,642.10
Foreign bills of exchange drafts
with Endorsement of this bank. 566, ,642.1 10
Overdrafts Observation-Disclosures. 5s1.13
Liberty Loan bonds, un-
pledged. IL and
Liberty Loan bonds, IL
per cent and 4 per cent,
pledged to secure State
other deposits or bills
payable . " 100000
Total bonds, securities, etc. 100000
Stocks other than Federal
Reserve Bank stock 80. 100000
Stock of Federal Reserve
Bank $50 per cent of sub
scrlption ............ S,6OOO0 |
Furniture and fixtures 80. e,os1.91 |
Lawful reserve with Fed
eral Reserve Bank ...... 36, ,21665 |
Cash in vault and net 1
amounts due from ma
tionel banks .......... 23S, ,048 90 |
Net amounts due from
banks, bankers and trust
Checks on other banks in
the same city town
as reporting bank ...... 5,s6o.66 |
Checks on banks located
outside of city town of
reporting bank and other
cash items ............ 273O 60 |
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer and due from
U. s. Treasurer ....... 1000. 90
Interest earned bat not col
lected - approximate ON
notes and bills receiv-
able not past due ..... SOC. 90
Other assets ,......... $3.50
LiABILITiEs. 80 "''''-''''
Capital stock paid IN. 500, 90
Surplus fund ............ 20, 0O0. 90
Less current expenses, in
terest, and taxes paid. 1880 1892 %
Interest and discount col
lected credited, in ad-
vance of maturity and not
earned (approximate) -. $500 90
Net amounts due to banks,
bankers, and trust
Individual deposits subject
Certificates of deposit due --''-'
in less than 80 days.. 61s78l
Cashiers checks outstanding 4e8539
DIVIDENDS unpaid 1850
Other time deposits 800. 14s27117
Total of time deposits sub
War loan deposit account s7s.ooa.as
Other United States de-
Of U. S. disbursing Of
Ulcers .......... 7s,60e.e0
Of North Carolina. Count; Of RoSeson
SIS:
l, H. L. Newbold cashier of the above
| named bank, do solemnly that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
/ and belief.
H. L. NEWBOLD, Cashier
| Subscribed and sworn to before me this
! 14th day of Jan. 1918.
A. NJ. HARTLEY, Notary Public
i My commission expires October Goth, 1919.
! Correct-Attest:
H. B. JENNINGS,
R. D. CALDWELL,
A. E. WHITE,
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
HEAR GOVERNOR BECKETT.

All who can possibly do so should
avail themselves of the opportunity
Of hearing the address Governor Bick-
EFT will deliver in Lumberton Satur-
day. He comes at the invitation Of
the Confederate veterans, Camp Pope,
but he will deliver a war message to
the people of the entire county-in
fact, to the entire people of the State.
1t will be the only address the Gov
ernor will deliver in Robson on the
war. He wants representative aud
ience from all over the county. He
wants to speak to the heart and con-
science of the county. Come and hear
from the eloquent lips of this gifted
orator the message that the war
should bring home to each Of US, and
what the duty of each of us is in the
great struggle for human liberty.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because It's For One Thing Only,
and Lumberton People Ap-
preciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or ,disordered kidneys.
Here is Lumberton evidence to
prove their worth.
J. D. Mc>!ei,!, prop. t1acRs.ni+l,
shop, 100 Cedar St., says: Il had an
attack of kidney trouble about two or
three times a week and my back ~
ten felt as though it would break. NV
kidneys were disordered and the secre-
t1ons were scanty. Sometimes l pass
ed small particles of gravel and the
pain was terrible One box of Doan's
Kidney Pills fixed me up in good
shape"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. McNeill had. -Milburn Co..
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
Slayers of Greek at Fayetteville Civ
en- 80 Years-Submitted to End De-

SidyGTS OI uIech at ~
en- 30 Years-Submitted to End De-
gree.
Leon Strum of Berkeley county, S.
c.. and Rose Edwards of Winston
Salem submitted plea Of second-ce-
gree murder in Cumberland Superior
court at Fayetteville Monday when
they were jointly arraigned for the
murder of Angeles Mutos, a Greek
restaurant keeper, in lodging house
in Fayetteville on December 8
last. The plea was ac-
cepted by Solicitor Mclean for the
State. Strum and the woman had
been travelling as husband and wife
with a carnival company. The Greek S
body was found in the room occupied
by the couple several hours after they
had fled from the town. They were
arrested at Rocky Mount and contend
ed at the coroner's inquest that Mu-
tos attacked the woman. Judge geo.
w. Connor, presiding at Cumberland
court, Tuesday gave Strum ard the
woman the extreme penalty or the
law, 80 years in the State prison. He
said that he hoped it would prove a
warning that the State Of North Car
olina is not a healthy place for the
operation of ''badger" games which
play upon the passions and weaknesses
of men. He was convinced that the
Greek was enticed into the woman,s
rom and murdered when struggle
for his money ensued.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
Exemption Boards Will be Paid 30
Cents for Each Man Classified.

Extravagant' expense bills filed
by many members of local boards
Tor their services in classify
ing registrants has led Pro-
vost Marshal General Crow
der to place the salary feature cf the
classification system on a cost basis.
New regulations have been pron2ul-
gated under which the boards hereaf-
ter will receive 80 cents remuneration
for each man finally classified, ex-
elusive of compensation for CLERKS or
examining physicians, who are not
members of the board. Under the cid
rules the boards were allowed q max-
lmum of $3.50 month for each mem
Der, exclusive of clerical help. While
many board members have offered
their services free and others have
held their expense accounts down.
zen. CroWder says that considerable
number have made their estimates on
SO extravagant scale that the to-
tai cost could not be made out of anv
appropriation which Congress would
be willing to make or which the peo-
pie OF the nation would approve. A
board may distribute the 80 cents
allowance per man among it's mem
Gers as they desire, provided that 70
member shall receive more than Is
cents and no two members more than
2s cents. Gen. Crowder praises the
Iatrlctlc members Of the board who
are giving their time to the GOV.
ernment without pay and says tha1
tie soldiers who are being selected
by, the boards are giving up comfort
able homes, and in many cases have
sacrificed large incomes in order tx
tight for the country "A hours da7
for $50 q month, and asks if It is ne
reasonable to request the great arm,
composed of local board members t,
meet the government and co-operat
with 1t In the minimum cost.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
500 Reward, 500

Ine readers of this paper will he
p ca I'D - earn ,lat toere 10 ~ iaoe
one dreaded disease that science has
t neen able to cure in all its stages. and
=. maa H' Is catarrh. Catarrh being .greatly
.nnusnceo o by Constitutional Conditions
REQUIRES constitutional treatment
naTs a Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
Snu r,a. acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
stra,,;cs Irolaces OF the, System thereby de-
g,vlng the patient strength by building
UP the constitution and assisting na,
tors t0re IN doing its work The proprie-
un LUIS nave so much faith in the curative
txSowers OF Halls Catarrh Cure that
sney y oner One Hundred Dollars for anv
Ease tnat 1t fails to cure. Send for iist
Ohio. Sold bv q" D-"egists. 7sc Ao'eso'
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
Terrible Attacks of Cramps Made
Her Fear She Would Die.
Took Simple Home
Treatment, Hasn't
Had Cramp
Since
TELLS HOW SHE DID IT

Il suffered from stomach trouble
for a year. 1 tried many things that
were recommended but nothing did
me any good. Everything that | ate
hurt me and | would take spells of
cramps that seemed SO bad l didn't
think l could live through them and
| got so bad off l could not walk any
where, not even across the room.
Those terrible cramping spells were
so bad | thought l would die and ev-
eryone thought l could not live.
II had tried doctors and got no
relief and was at my wits end when
Acid Iron Mineral was recommended
to me as the very thing for stomach
trouble and l commenced to take it
and since then l have never had a
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17

A resolution giving the Federal
Trade commission direct authority to
supervise and regulate the production
and distribution of print paper was
rejected by the Senate Tuesday after
an amendment placing the power in
the President had been defeatd.
Lieut.. Walter Spoerman, the Ger
man spy-suspect arrested at Camp
Morrison, near Norfolk, last week,
was taken to Baltimore Tuesday. His
brother Frederick H. C. Spoermara,
Any skin itching is a temper tester.
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Doan's Ointment is for piles,
eczema any skin itching. SOC at all
drug stores.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17

Complete satisfaction with the work
of the navy's ordnance bureau and its
preparedness for war is expressed by
Representative Oliver of Alabama,
chairman of the House of Congress
naval investigating subcommittee in
a statement summarizing for his col
leagues the result of the ordnance
phase of the inquiry.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17

who was arrested at Baltimore Mon
day night, was sent to jail also. Re-
ports indicate that or are in GUS
tody in connection with the Speorman
case
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17

For dyspepsia, our national ailment,
use Burdock Blood Bitters. Recon-
mended for strengthening digestion,
purifying the blood. At all drug
stores. $1.25 a bottle.
The Robesonian., 1918-01-17
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF PEMBROKE
Pembroke, N. C.


at the close of business Dec 81, 1917.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ........... $2O, ,44S SO
Overdrafts unsecured ........... 21.93
United States bonds hand 80. 3,198.00
Banking houses s1.sO4.7o; furni-
ture and fixtures S1,810.22 ...... 3,614.97
All other real estate owned ...... 3,866.s8
Demand loans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Due from national banks ........ %, ,537 AS
Due from State banks and bank
ers .............. ........... 1O,5e45O
Silver coin including all minor coin
currency .......... ... 217e9
National bank notes and other U.
S. notes ..................... $4,000
Total ........... .......... s7o,87267
Capital stock paid in ........ SO, 100000
Surplus fund .:.... 1,026.96
Undivided profits, less current ex-
penses and taxes paid ......... 1858
Deposits subject tc check ...... 49, O38 80
Time certificates of deposit ........ 6485.17
Cashiers checks outstanding 80. 3,768 35i
State Of North Carolina-Coanty of Robes Robson
Jan. II, 1918.
l. R. H. Liverr1ore, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
R. H. LIvERMORE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18th day of Jan. 1918.
My commission expires Dec 15 1918
A. M. BREEZE, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
]. A. MCCORMICK,
A. M BREEZE,
Directors
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

"Saspenntn" epmaNinr CT be bebte %
1ihieWs | Saneueu, 10 Mars @arnuii 'sIgef
rneo ocer mQailn- Sfun III -Geeorab-N o,lsn :
etto .aotaloo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

2anoet, bar inotiI oenne ulpffeIiae
Gifdre ilrotraf bapt en- uipooanIig
lpienoe % iInuf aarriere. Som gan
tie ing opnaaebe ban Winnefota
2 tatSuniperiitets eneite Stipcnoium
/ StatS sfonomi, fit ienere ct lignen.
De Stipenoium oeo Columbia Uni.
p~er'itet % to9 Ooftorgraoen peo
bette finn % Mar gairmel. 5 iIere
Aar ihtocrte ban peb eiropPiife
llnioer'iteter, blgp iaa VroiesIor
oco pullman llniperiitct / Staten
@aihington, en- Stiuing ban iorIoo
for at gaa / 2anoets oiplomatiife
Iieneite. San bar berllnoer ppret
Charge b'Mifoires / goIipia oa Sc
gatiolt5iefrctpr / 2csroon. @eo fin
Iilbogeofruit BERTH mobtog ban ocn
uip6panlig oelailsnnebe StiIling /
9etbIcbem, ga, boorfra ban iom
nGpnt blep afifebiget poa 8runb
al DC MOB bam retteoe faljfe @e.
ifploningcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
Nm Spg al I9cr.

Eoa 81. 6. Softer <bli,bina
GompanuS 6orlag, minneapolis,
Ydun., uotommcr / oi9ic Gage ct
@in6 "llNpaIgte 6ortrIIiugcr" al
@ol6cnor Niger. %oQeu m~oeboloer
'%el9en0e ienlten 6ortruinger: Soft
ira olt @ror min; Sohan @Irnot %
W}or bans; % TONNE SENDER; On
Ieoop Njcrn; @oorior? 6oroi;
&rTmlcirrct Get lutfcoc Slif;
9tuur Wrpfer moocr @rpter! Ter
uunle aonc "a set Qroo SiaI; Eioe
IiG @our % len SOFT; 9haa FORMER
leg. Nor! San ioo libcu % ~uonIe.
lig u6; ct Sticrueifio; Norifie.
Eriicn er so Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

en- Siirbt at oenne 5rugt, iloa pIi,o-
ielig Ell GLANCE eiter bans 6ingre,
heloiquis BOG uoen at nna lit Maol,
% gpenion nieo en- oiS Start rpfteoe
&oau0en tiIbo9c. Slongeu bar u
BONNER lang % bau0e uoen Suil
bapt SiIbolo / 9alanabllnoten iioell
ier Ben iuobsitebeS.
Mrs. 3. S. Sg0abI. ploite
0ntter al Wfr. % Mrs. Gpen Sol.
berg / Spring @rope, er Ace De-.
aigoaet peo OsOen / ct Solpital /
Ct. Noul. 0sbsaarlagen Dor en-
6oIsiouIit. af0soe blep 40 aar
garurel. Sun bIep / Wai 1900 gilt
mcb 2. 5. Sr0abI al International
Sails, NtinnL, bpor DC ii0en bapoe
it Stem. 6oruOeu i'm Wano %
line 6orGI0re eitcrlaoer bun fig en-
14-aarig 0atter la1nt ire Seitre %
fem 9rs0re. Sun begrapeoes / SSn.
ternotioltol Sols.
Sarge aleo er 36ie Sec. al.
gooet oco 0coen lit Silent i Duca.
tom 8omnibip, bOor ban bar orcuet
6nrmer 6e iioitc tppe 9lur.
San begroOe0es ben 6te ira Sten.
NOR Soulton; Baitor 9. 9.
2itrem iorrette0e. Targe aleo bar
/ GelGnarfer / 1913 og fom
for omfring 80 9lar itoen ill Sou
lton Gountp. San blcp Ger gift meb
Soran SoftbltS, ion mc6 fire
Ssrn onerleDer BAN. @srnene or
Sbor alep / @lacf Sammcr, Wr8.
S8minlo Srcpig oQ MrS. Nntoll
AZ Dncotnn lnnt Anna &lep
hos Wobcreu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
Spriua @ropc.
tei,sl "S,raIb1

-Sohn &ilernos reiite iorrnIiq
no iii Sam Ytiun., boor ban bar
tlebt fla Ell 6orm % ior 6reluti0cn
agter at bo.
Sen 100 Qcrces 6arm ser I'll.
herte ellen $reIulS % oltore arpin.
ger, er neo Gi,ftion IoIgt til Sans
@oIito0. aisbehlHmen bar $22,.
400.
Wliis 3bea 9rotlano er 2er.
Dag Den 7be Sec. ofgaaet peo Gsoen
/ ct @oiottaI /! minneapolis. 2iaet
bragtes Non0ag I'll Gpring @rope,
bOor &egraOe!ien ianot Steo Cn$.
bag Den lite.
&eoin Guarpe og elmer 81.
lingfon er TONNE tiIbogc til Sorina
@rope efter oeb afmenitrina at ba,
be opbert at tiene GufeI Gam 'om
SoIoat. Guorpe ai~mpnitre0e8 i
Camp 9ooge, meoens ellington
tom ira Camp 2ogen, Seras.
- anorep 8. SAL, 4Ieieien al
Wh. % Wrs. Sobn NeIion / Sprina
@rope, er BEN 6te Rop. oso al Soor
peb SIagfronteu / 5ranfrig. San
bIeo 81 Iar CANNED, % ioru6en
Tleieiorplorene eiterIaber ban ia
6aoer, Ytaler Sans 8. Sal, og en-
Ssiter | gefer County.
&iebnlano WeIpin @penlcn
bnDbe forleben r9r giort Ell neiere
og bsiit ubebaeeliet 9efienbtifab
meo en- 6eloen @ieit ira Spben.
'SSaf Gneulou ptutteoe bananas ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
SmaapIut.

-Dtr. 90 @trs. s. 8. g. Souieo
Gf aplerpiIle, Saif, Gou., er / 9e-
cornb poa 9eies hos Slrgt1tinper.
- Ylaner ON ct 8eisG / 0ecornb
at De ifan0inaoiffe S%ournaIliter, lont
III er pna Heiie Der / &nr0et iom
Gegieringcns 8iGiter, bar muattet
opgtoeS. Oe foulnler o8 life nrr.
mere elto &eofitf OF WtinnenpoliS.
- Hrofesior $. 2. &iucboc, BE
itprer al gtornnllfrIen / Siour
SAILS, giorbe iOng ct fort 0pboIo i
9ccorab- San font bertil i Sorret.
ringer. TrofeSi loren fprtGaer, at
SnfIuer5oen bar pTret Hem oqIna
/ Siour Sails, 90 Sfolcn er luttet
til eiter Nptaar.
Sfrpooermeiter Carl &agcn
her I 9pen bar mootuget GIterrct-
nina ON, at bans Acns 800 Stopern,
Den 29oe Sept. fnIot / Slag i6ronf'
rige, hpor han tlcnitgioroc / Den
amcrifauife Scr. @nn bar ipot /
S%torbucf, WtimL. / Ntopember 1890.
SouiIiet hor rut / Gnberts @oliutp
g. 0nf.
- &Cnrn 2ubfe brogtc Srebag
in0 til 9peu ire inp Wiaaneoer GAM
lie Reo GroiS @riIe iom ban bar op.
brGttet paa fin Sorm - Ell, iom ban
ieIo bar gipet, o. De ire onbre ifiGn.
fet al Golf Der / @peu. @riiene
peieoe 400 Ylr0. 6re0aa % @er.
BAG nor ! oct belle traDIe Gage ior
hanl, lem hupoc meo Wtootugcllcn al
Hco GroiS @riiene at gipre. s So
bet al ier elmer 6re0oa bleo ser al
Ip$iet iao0au bortimo0 en- @ri3
hpcrt Gtimlt. Ger uar ialt 2,253
Nerioucr | Goumpet. ioul hapoe 10,
bet Of itiGnfe Ell @ri5 til No0c &or$.
Smtrent 1900 al 0i9lc broQte inc
@riie poa De for @ilepcriuQcn be.
itemte Gage. Qe 253 bctaIte ct
fontdrt 8eleb, IOareu0e I'll Mar.
feNSprien for Ell 200 @un0 @riS,
"a DC 1nnte3, ar De @rlle, Ion be
bnooe op0rUttet Tor NuIeouiuQen
par for lette at brtlgc mo. Oct roo
p &DIgUoguc pun E,crnbaueu I'll
al frogte ben itore @rliefiot berira
I'll Chicago. Oct itorc 400 TOM
iielge GeIeioHbI0itab IRA Ben Bear,
ocrtiI i0na, "a @rliene MI bIi IoIgt
/ gitern.ooog BEN Bear, Iom bar
pPrct SiuIcn / belle ocuur @epp
geIie, bIeo pIit ifgI0jg Gpmerfiom.
heb / &eroo8S, ioet Nuc.a Wtuiif
torpS 10 "Crlun Corps" gap ham
Ell Serenooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

"9turoiif Sibenoe" bar BRAT / Gr.
iartna, al Il Q. 9iitrict @ttornan
lom hao0e NntIogen moo Ghos. N.
StnngcIalro (ior al ba gouet Spifer.
ne ttIhoauoe) uuoer 9chonolina,
forIeoen onbeiolte. at Hetten ifl,loe
fro'aIhe cuhuer SiItoIe. og / Sen.
bolo bcrtil bar SEN ieoeroIe Som.
nler mi a'piit Su9en. @Iaoet, ION
! W{ooiGtnlng iii eufeIte american.
tie Go9bIooe fin / 'tor &ortheo bar
omhonhlet onue Sag % ieIpiplge,
la uocu al itotale ben minolte In.
tponin8 on, at @r. Stongclano bar
'tplola | De moo ham retteoe @e.
l%tplonln9er, 9rotuIerer Dor norif.
amcritaulfe SarhSmanb meo ben
flloit9noige Spreisning. ban iaaIe.
oes bar iaot al Oomitolen og baa-
Der, al oq'oa Negierinecn / en- eIer
onoeu Norm pil iege at gisre goo
lgicn DEN tore llret, ban bar Iibt.
Gen grinblele WHStntfe Tom Sr.
Stan9eIaub bar pGret @icnitano for
ira Hesleringens benmeIise Iqen.
ter. bar toitet ham er uomerfet Still.
ling Com Statiitifer peo Bethlehem
SbipbaiIoing Corporation, % Ga.
gen bar / oct belle bragt bam ct oi-
rette % inSirefie Cab af Here Tiien
Dollars, forben tolrige llbebage.
li9heocr og gompgelier. Tom en- Iaa
ltn'elenoe Natur iom hans bar Iiot
neget itertt unoer. ifriper SIaoet,
l2r. SmuaelaIo. Jon, er ieot her
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
portu9aIs preiioent
mvroet

Sonoon BEN 15be Dec. DR.. @i.
oo''io Taes, Freiioent al 9ort,,aar,
bleo Ssrbag Seat, mems ban poa
Observation-Disclosures / 2islabon al.
oenteoe afgangen Of ct Eoa til
Sporto, ramnet Of ire MepoIper.
lflto, iom offprebes al en- Sniamor.
oers Saano. San bsoe noaIe faa
Wfinltter @ienere.
Stliemoroeren blep erebet af Sc
paa Stotionen foriamIebe 8erioner
og lpncbet paa Steoet.
Snoe1trissminiiter Eamooni,,i
garbola bar ooertaget Ereiibe,ltcn,.
beoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

Sc forer,coe Staters @etrbnreai
meboeIcr iolgelloe ON @eiret / Slo@.
rur1nlct t60e-210e Sccember:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Rain and warmer about Tuesday,
followed by fair until ear end OF
week. then rain or snow probably
over northern districts. Nearly normal
temperature after Wednesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

WfrS. Molben er foot / @run, Sa.
oclnno, Norgc, % er Ntooer iii 8
Barn. iom ale leper. en Outter er
| Norgc, De s Der / Imerifa, on 6
en- I%boiplenter pua Oecorabi4 o.
item. Sun err @eoiteniober til AS
9nrnebarn o. Shoemaker til II
9arncburn$barn. &run tilbringer
lin Sio meo at ip 90 itriffe for Hsoe
Gor8 % lGicr Solnebog % SuS.
onbagtsboG % tin 9ibcl. liaeiom
bun mcb itor SlttereSic lGier "0e.
eornb Eoeitn" % "8eO Arnen"
lant andre noritc @la0e, 0a bun
or megct tungber, er &G@uing ben0e
til itor 6~orneielic. @un bIep Gnfe
for II gnr lioen, % oiSic If gor
bar bun bapt iii @lem hos i'm Spn
Nnorep. Gen @amIc bar 10 Sat.
terlemucr % ell Spnneipn ! II. 3.
Irue. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

Sra Stour Gitp, Sa., itripeS til
"0ecornb Eoiten":
Otr5. 9fan6i Moloen her / 9pen
er en- iuri9 Rpoe aors Nrbei0er.
Sin bar i~triffct II "SmcuterS", IS
Bar Strsmper, If Var Yulapontcr,
6 Sfiprf % A "@elmct@" for oct
&soe aorS, iaa ieg ipne5, bun bar
giort i'm Gel til at bare iaa GAM.
mel Sum er nenllig S313 Inr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
en- pi9tie OpfnoeIie.

Walbinston BEN 13be Sec: 9cit.
oepartementet offentIigsisr ioaa e,
llleset plstig Spfinoelie al Mnleri.
can Telegraph alto Telephone COS
Er9ltoent Sbeooore g. @aiI. Ien
glsr oct nemlis muIia at foroobIe
alltauet at SamtaIer, Iom iomtiSio
Ian feres ODER BEN iamme SeIefon.
leoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

S%reosbilien bsr iaar fploe aue Sier.
ter meo 8l9oe % Subel.
Wteo inoerlig @lpbe % Saf til
Quo bsr pt ale billie bberonbre:
8lPoelis SuIl
Secorab, Soma, 12te Secbr. 1918.