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New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
(Sprin gfieId Republican,

True to the traditions of American
politics some Ohio politicians have
launched the General John J. Per
shing presidential boom but it may be
said at once that judging by the
prominence of ex-senator Charles
Dick, in the movement, the effort may
be as much in the interest of lot of
forgotten down and cutters as in the
interest of General Pershing. who
is Dick?' asked the late Senator
Plat of Connecticut, when the Ohio
man was elected to the United States
senate. Someone may now ask the
same question. Mr.. Dick f1ourished
politically back in the days of Mary
Hanna and Joseph B. Foraker, but in
recent years he has been very much
in the discard. The country may OBJ
serve with interest, perhaps, that Mr.
Dicks enterprise would put General
Pershing's political future into the
hands of the republican party. What
has Oyster Bay to say of this de
velopment?
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
PARADE ON DEC. Z
TWO MILES LONG
Much Music, Many Floats and Thou
sands of Participants Promised
For British Day Celebration

Plans for the celebration Of British
Day, Decent Der I, are progressing
rapidly and If the work of the COM
mittee in charge results as expected
the event will be a great success. The
city plans to make this one Of the
greatest days in the history of New
Britain and will leave nothing I'M
done to accomplish this end. The
entire committee, which was we'll
chosen, has entered into the work
with a great deal of enthusiasm. A
meeting of the general committee was
held last night. Reports of the vari-
Gus chairrc en- were heard.
c. F Smith of the finance commit
tee reported that he is almost sure Of
raising the sum of $1,000 which Is
needed to meet expenses. Dugald Nc
lillian reported for the decorating
committee and stated that every eff
fort would be made to have all the
merchants decorate their places Of
business on that day. Eight bands
and three drum corps have been Sc
cured and the committee has the OPP
ton on two more drum cory &C
cording to the report of : >hen
Robb. chairman of the band Q, st
tee. Colonel Bullen, who is = Nct
as marshal of the parade, stated that
the parade will be similar to that
Of July as regards the line of
march, the various divisions etc. The
parade will probably be about two
miles long. George 5. Matthews.
chairman Of the music committee,
reported that the program has not
been decided upon as yet. A. P.
Marsh of the float committee report
ed that practically every factory in
the city has agreed to have a float in
the parade.
ANY fraternfties or societies desir-
ing to have an auto truck decorated
and in the parade may secure truck
for that purpose by consulting with
Mr., Marsh. The mayor was asked to
request all places of business to close
between and 4 p. M, on Dec. 7.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

According to an account of the ar
mistice conference from German
source "He (Marshal F'oth) did not
which formerly distinguished the
chivalrous French nation" 1t was
hardly to be expected that a man
would act in q chivalrous manner
toward a ourglarswho had broken
into his house, murdered his wife and
children and was suodued only after
a rough ana tumble fight
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
Birth and Christening.

Our flag was crowned with stars from
heaven
On June fourteenth in seventy-seven.
A flag with stripes that stand forever
With morning stars that sang together
A. flag to never know surrender,
A flag that in it's first September
Was first displayed for battle line
Upon the banks of Brandywine,
Where it was Christened with our
blood
One thousand men fell in that flood.
For us, that flag was first unfurled,
At last, it stands for all the world.
JAMES SlHFIP ARD.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
RED CROSS AUXILIARY.
Branch At East Street School Wit
Developed.

The Parents and Teachers assc
citation of the East Street school hel
a pleasant meeting last evening. TIL
teachers received the parents of til
pupils in their respective rooms an
talked over the work of the indNid
uals. A reception and social hou
was enjoyed from 7:30 to o'cloc
in the kindergarten room. w. q
Brooks, chairman OF the local cnau
ter Of the Red Cross, addressed TIN
meeting on the work of the Re
Cross. There were instrumental sd
lections, singing by pupils of tI<
school, and a vocal solo by Mrs Giar
dino.
The school has had a Red eros
auxiliary for some time past but owi
ing to the conditions brought by TIL
epidemic, tho work did not progred
very rapidly. 1t is now planned
carry on the work in earnest AMI
every effort will be made to have
systematic and efficient RED eros
auxiliary.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
PRISONERS SUFFER MUCH.
Large Proportion of 500 Men at Las
quin Starved to Death.

London, British Wireless,) Nov.
27.-Many shocking stories Of their
treatment are told by British prison
ers who have reached England from
Germany. Several said they caught
snails and ate them while on the
march.
It was admitted by the German
doctors current advices state that Il
large proportion of the 500 prisoners
at camp Lasquin (Taekin) nine miles
from Brussels died from starvation
or exposure,
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
LOCAL ACTRESS DEAD
Miss Kittie Klunker Succumbs to
Pneumonia While Playing in CleVe-
iand-FuneraI Here Friday.

Word was received in this city this
morning telling of the death of Miss
Kittie Louise Klunker who died yes
terday In Cleveland, Ohio, from pneu-
monia, following an attack of 1nt1uen-
"a. She was sick but few days.
Miss Klunker will be remembered
by many New Britain people because
Of her ability as an actress. she
starred in many leading plays during
her career and the last well known
pIav in which she acted was IA Tail
or-Made Man" In this play she was
at her best Miss Klunker was ma
tive of this city and was a member of
the South Congregational church.
The funeral will be held in New
Britain from Erwin Mortuary chapel
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Serv
ices will be private ard burial will be
in Fairvew cemetery.
Besides her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Klunker of Columbia street,
Miss Klunl1er leaves three sisters:
Mrs. George Strickland, Mrs r. j.
Hubert of Maple Hill, and Mrs. Chas.
Calor of New York.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
FIND BODY IN TRUNK.

New York, Nov 27,--The body of a
man believed to be Joseph Boliaro,
of Brooklyn, was found huddled in a
new locked trunk on the sidewalk at
the corner of Mott and Grand streets
by a policeman early today. A pre-
1iminary investigation showed no
marks of violence and an autopsy
was ordered. In the opinion Of
physicians the man had been dead only
a few hours,
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

committee could secure information
would be the hotel Hobbies and the
sidewalk cafes which deal in sec
ond-h hand gossip.
Or possibly, the members could peek
and catch snatches of the debate
within
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

Ex-President Taft as baseball
umpire would have q smile that
would be 50 irresistible that even an
unfavora bic decision setting the home
team back would be accepted in good
grace by home team rooters.-Water-
bury Republican.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
ROWS WILL ARRIVE DEC. ..

Washington, Nov. 27.-lArmy trans
portation officials said today that the
steamers Minn<ahada, Lapland and
Orta, which are bringing |,VOO
American soldiers from England pro
badly will arrive at New York about
December 2,
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

know the New England spirit. Lib
erty was fostered here in the early
days Of the republic and that dearly
bought liberty is not forgotten even
at this late date. New Ell gland boys
had work to perform and they &C
quilted themselves only as New Eng
land boys can.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

After Gigesting the names of those
Russian and French cities, America
beholds the prospect of war between
Chilli and Peru without a tremor
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
The Pershing' Boom.
New York SUM-

Whatever General Pershings poll
tics is, and whatever his present or
future ambitions may be, none of his
admirers can look with anything ex-
cept regret on the spectacle of Charles
Dick attaching himself to the popu-
larity of the American commander in
France.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

If it be true that Won Tirpitz has
carved off his whisl1ers it may be
regarded as q violation of the spirit
OF the armistica. They should have
been handed over as q trophy of vic
tory.-New York Evening Sun
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

Holland is very small. When the
Allies want the person of his former
imperial highness the constable will
know where to find him. Washing
ton Post
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
FACTS AND F,ANCIES.

When the President sails, there
VIII be q supreme test of the saying
that politics ends at the waters edge.
Republican.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

By white and blue of softer dye.
United colors; as they rise
July the fourth we mem orize.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
The vail against which the

The vail against which the French
and British had their backs in those
dark days of April and May seems
to be on wheels now and to be
trundling along to the Rhine with the
boys, there to become the new inter
national boundary. Manchester
Union.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
ITALIAN TAG DAY DEC. /
New Britain is Asked to Contribut
$4,000 Towards Relief of Repatriat

Tho week of December 1 to Z, in|
elusive, has been designated by TIL
United italian societies as Italia3
Red Cross week and during this weet
the local Italians hope, to raise 50, sol
which will so towards a fund for thI
establishment of hospitals for repa|
triated Italian prisoners of war Will
are suffering from tuberculosis. r @
campaign is state wide and is author
lied by the State Council of Defensd
The campaign will begin on De-
cember l with a tag day, and scoreI
OF young girls and women will be OF
the streets to sell tags. the proceed
from which will form the nucleus 81
the fund.
This campaign was Originally
scheduled to have been held several
weeks ago, but was postponed because
of the epidemic.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
Preliminary Flags.

The British flag was waving Ger
Our colonies in seventy-four
But then we changed by letters bright
It's field of red to red and white.
That white and red did then proclaim
Our Liberty and Union" reign.
Numbers of flags without a trace
OF Briton's ensign on their face,
With many varied legends came
And fed the Revolutions flame
The pine tree flag was ripe with
leaven
And lifted our appeal to Heaven -
''Don't tread on me-" was seen below
The rattlesnakes some flags did show.
Most of the snakes such flags have
known
Were each with thirteen ratt1es shown
One of these flags, for unions sake
Showed thirteen pieces of q snake,
AS thirteen colonies to lie
With legend reading Join or Die"
A flag with thirteen stripes did rise,
Our colonies to symbolic.
That flag was made with stripes
throughout,
Som etimes q snake crawled there
about.
The rule was stripes of red and white
Though red and blue did oft unite
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

The Herald will not be published
Thanksgiving Day.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27
The German submarine command

err who fixed the tonnage of Ameri-
can ships sent to the bottom off our
coast by his U-boat at only 100 per
cent. more than our total loss in
these waters does not uphold the best
standards Of German lying.-New
York Sun.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

EXPIRES. Taft, Fox's theAter, Dec. 16.
-adrt.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

Ex-Pres Taft, Fox's theater, Dec. 16.
.advt
New Britain herald., 1918-11-27

EXPIRES, Taft, Fox's theater, Dee. II
-adVt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

"Sielge DC cnonu life belt lulb.
iirnoige Happortcr cr Der bIanOt Den
irenmeoisote Se'oItning / Chicago
til Sotu ioIst 2ibertn Bombs ior iii.
lamrnen $i1.S7S,t50. Snoberetuin.
ger cr clibnu life montagct ira aomi:
teerne, Der pirfer blnnbt 9ulgarcrne,
Sinrcrne, Soapnoerne, Slopoffernc,
Spnnicrnc, Iprfernc % Rltmpllerne.
III Spiferne err Der fisbt Bombs for
opcr 50 100000, mems icnt andre
Na~tionoIitcter - Bolaffcr. @ebnere.
Sober, S%talicnere % @rrfere - bar
fiebt TOR oper $1,000, 600 buer.
Neoenitaacnbe Snbel oiicr Hciulta.
tct al 9%onbiolget bIouOt DC Notio.
nolitcfcr, bporirn Rapportcr lore.
ligger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Krieslfatten.

@nibinaton, 26oe Gpril: 81.
ransoeportementet oplDier, at BET
MI Ter no til, at Snofomit. o. Cuer.
ifuosifatterne til in6briuge omtrent
1000 Miu. Collars eller bertmoo
100000 mere. emo Gepartemeu.
ret baooe pcntet. Oct boooe 90.
riroeIig anilaoet Gperifu0sifatten
III S1,226,000,000 og Snofomit.
ifatten iii 1900 100000. Sfat-
terne iorfaloer III Detailing oen
t5oe Suui.
Wer mar pil ogiaa trpuge en-
hper Gent al Bette uhpre @elgb, oel5
iii at meoe De ca. 1000 gtiliouer
Dollars, iom He%gieringeus maanco.
Iige llogifter belsber liz iii o0er oe
reguIPre SubtPster, % iii Sno.
irielie al De 1000 Wtiuioner. Tom
Ser er uoitcot 6ipIoscertififater
Tor. og iom iorialoer til Detailing !
SUM.
Heeieringen5 ltoeiiter far, iipr
til 9rmeen o. til Sfib$bpgningen
i Den ienere Sio iorsget ia ! Ben
8rao, at Dc m~aaneoIige ltogiiter
Tor ale 2iemeo m tilIammen at.
rrager iii ooer 81, 200.000.0 900,
hporai 100000 err oirefte
arisau0giiter o. S300.000,0O0
9aan til De AQiereoe.
Solb. % SSnternoI RepenIe Sno-
iPgterne onorager III lammlea til
cmtrent $500. 100000 on 0taane.
cen. iaa sem turrante lluoerbalaIee
cItIoa beIsber Jig iii omErent
81, 600. 900. Stsriteparten Der.
OF maa epentuelt betaleS oeo %.
tagelien al me 6~ribeosIaan.
Se Soreneoe Staters arigsiib.
glitter bar ! lnoeuGrenoe Waaneo
anoraget iii gienneminitlie 49,.
.C00.000 ON Gageu. inobeiattet
nienneminitlis 100000 Collars
i 9aag I'll De allereee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
/ Saetroppen.

Gbicogo ben 26be april: Blot
en- 9ipiiion al ipoenbe isberole Ne.
ierpeoiltrifi bar unoIabt at ilbifri,
bere lin iIigueoe Inoel / 5ribeos.
Laanet - Chicago.
Senne Splpsning bleu ioag al.
BET al Oct berpRrenbe So~peofoarter
ianntibig meo llnoerretningen ON,
at Staien Tenniplpania par gone
cper the top. meo en- 8 p9t.'s
Decentralization.
WiGisan, Bisconiin, Soma os
Sainois (uoenom Gbicaso) - Be
Stater iom uosisr Ippenoe 9iitritt
= bar aaereoe tesnet lit Nini.
mumsbeIsb og mere END oct, og
sirbeioet er ircmoeIes / juIo Gang.
Salt bar ! bette Iiitrift t.271,.
$50 Terioner fisbt Bombs ior ct
SOtaIbeIeb al SS1S, 300.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Warineforpiets
Uabsliite.

@oibingtor, 25be gpril: SiSlgc
en- ioag al RarineforpIets Gbci
inogiuet SEAPORT bar De amerifon-
lie Morineiol0oter, iom oeItager i
aampene pao 8eitironten, bibtil
liot ct Cab al 274 Mono inobefat.
tet ore6te og Iaarebe. Salt blep
4 Siiicerer og "a Wenise brpbt og
236 Nenige Iaaret.
ct &ontpaui, ser t9Qer $50
Wanb, table ouer Salpparten al lin
Stprfe, i6ct II Nanb bIeu orpbt
og 140 Inaret.
0isie Sietropper bar De isrite
omerifanife trooper, Tom bIep
iertot iii 6rnufris. me1t man bauoe
life ier rlu pioit, Of De bar Ienot
irem iii leloe 6rontcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Groppeoperforlelen

@albington, 25oc april: Elu-
i:en for nritc Iar oreiteoe5 ioog
paa ct Meoe al Siefartsfommi5iio.
mems Wfeblemmer. 6oruoen SOM.
Wleolemmer par ogioa
Sen me @eneralbirefter Sfmab
og @ereralmoior @oethaIs tiIitc0c.
Wsoet bolhtes for lilffeoe Gerc,
men oct forlpoer, at Vldncn gaar
no paa 9pgningcn al et tort Pm.
tai bltrtiggaaenoe Sronsportifibe
I'll SperfsrelIe al trooper iii gu.
ropa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Sor9 Sverige.
&c / Ninlano ialonc %iucaife Nrl'
pllligc briugeo HEM.
&omacriac cuer Nepmblif.

Stocfbolm oen 25oc Ipril: en-
lang aarapauc al Sigtiiter ~onbragte
poa bpcr lin SIpoc anfom / SirS'
rags ira Siulan0 mco Si9ene az De
Speuifer. iom uar iaI0ue / Den I'M
lie Sribcoafamp. "a SI9to8ct
naaeoe Oen !Grcport, iom par OF.
tort paa Sicu, miot noe pau Cor.
rcaaerl, Der her banner 0rGnIcltjl.
let melcm Sucrige % 6lnlano,
blep oct moot al Ct mllitTrt Vtll.
iifforpo % iortlottc NciIcn III &a'
paranoa paa ben ipcnite Sioe glen.
ucm ct al Soloater % Speioergut'
ter 0an1ct GIpalitr. Soraoag oil
Iii bsitIbcligbolot lom a%IlnlnocIlg
Ssrgebog.
&ommonoautcn / Stocfbolm bar
beorbrct ale Stag bciit pna bulu
Stnng.
9egrapclIcn piI linOc Stch /
StocfbOIm unocr itore @sItioeIi9
hcocr.
Spenltoacnbe Telegram glGloer
ontagelig BE lpcnltc S%oloater, lonl
fi9mpeoe iornmcn mcb &c ltnite
@plbegarbiltcr moo Den rs0c 8ar0e
i Sonmerior3. Ger mcl0tca ocrl
Polo April, al optil Ben Si0 10
Wfalb al oct Sctadlement ionI bcl
tog / &olnpcue por ialot % 80 laa-
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Ct Sombedttentat.

9icip gorf oct 236c NpriI: en-
Bonnie inoeboIocn0e lem Tuno IN.
nanii, % ionl al en- Sogfpnoig er-
fIGreoc9 iorat pare ell al Dc lar
ligitc, ban noqeniinoc bopbe uuoer.
iogt, lonbtes iaaar / Slto1au9en iii
en ire eto9cs Spening, DER beunttc.
Hes al Siie Fllbliibing Gomponn.
0clucocsnloitiucu pciebe II Bum,
rnr en- 300 lang OF en- bolD 900
trf og bar in0poffet / en- TbiIa0el.
pbiaauiS oateret oen 2toe April.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
SynhinoaHoren
/ Gollinspiue.

Goain5piGc, 81, 26oe April:
@rauoiurDen bor igoor oeotoget
5iltolebeilutriug moo rs argipeli.
&c 3eltogcrc 9pntinqen al IN
iteren &obert FoliI Nroger Der Den
Ste GpriI 3oIp al DC Nnflagebe er
GiuilperIoner % IRE E%olitimGnO.
6sIgenoc lem iioOer orreitcreoe:
Soiepb Hiegel, iom bar tiIitnuet,
@cslep geooer, Hid)oro Gufes,
@iaianl grocfmcier % grio 81
more. De IRE EoIitimPno er SrGs
Irolt, Wartin 6ittfecf. Sorrp Ste,
pbeu5 % Sobn Subnict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
S~abotaee.Scpen
unoerteenet.

@aibinstor, 23be S(prI: TrR-
iihent 8illou uroerteeneOe ioag
Sabotage. 2open, Ser faitiPttcr Ell
Straf al $4,000 @socr % 80
S!ors Straiorbctoe for 2bcIpgqclie
al Grigsmnteriel eler ior Of lGgge
Sinorinser / Scien for, arigainou.
Itricn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
8ritcrncs &rigsntatcricl.

ltlt0er me ltDDrf blo01gc Safllpe
Slonoern bar Spifcrne De iioite Gage
gjort ct mt Snip, ioet DC bar taQct
nleb Storm aemmelbergct / Eeit for
Weslinesrp9een % ret / Spo for
Ypres. Set bIco rigtienct Ell oper-
inoaoe foitbar @enillit, NE Oct loo
ill at Sniferite bar piaige til OF be.
tale, hpoo BET citb foitebe at fonrne
| 9ciiobelie al benne oominerenoe
Ssibe, Der aln1inoelig onieeS for
Neelen til helc res-Stiqinaen.
Set bar 3sranifmpnb. ipnt ~foripa-
rebe oenne pigtige Stilina poa Sop
pen al aenunlelberaet, nleit bn @ri-
terne / Horb for gerget, ret / @eIt
for @pticbaete, CAB efter for Splfer-
lles Hres, blep 9erget mart omrin-
get % Stilinsen paa Soppen
liboIohnr.
Sronifmrnoene fi9mpebe BOG meo
ct benipnsIeit Wtoo oe meiebe ileo
tuieiter at Spifere pau 9ergets
Sfraanineer. Oct beber, of Sronif.
m9nbene bapbe Srbre til at foripare
Copper al 9erget iii iiOite Wtono, og
BET Ter no til, of BEN lille Soanbfl1lb
2oIf efterfpm Sroren til Tllnft %
Yriffe.
Sra iogfpnoigt britiif Solb bGp.
bes Def, at bet life err unnlIigt at for.
ipare 9pres.S tiningen ieIp ON Sem.
melberget er tabt, ifiert Sc life leg.
ger Sfill pan, at bette Cab / bei
@rab bar fprp9rret Situationen.
Sgiennem bet brittle Yresies Se.
tragt,inger oper Sitllationcn paa
1orofronten, gaar Der berimoo Ell
temmelig pesiirriitiif Gone, iom BET
bill frenlsoa al neocnitaoenoe lloorue.
Sar Spiferne giort ct Snip foran
Opres, iaa bar De til @iengielb bee
ret ubelbise foran Imiens.
Set iaa / forrige uge Ell Sib no
til, at De otter piIoe operfsre line
Soneooperatiorer ira Slanoern til
8icaroiet, ioet De begpnote eft beftigt
gnareb pao en- mere enb 10 02il breo
Sront ret / Git for bet itore Sern-
bonecentrltm ImienS. Sc fog ogiaa
nteb Storm 2anosbpen Siqers.9r
tonnenur, bpis @robring al Spiferne
ui1oer &rigen / 1870 beiegleoe
gl1iens Sfiebne.
Men oeres SpboIo ! gpen bIep
beitnegans meget ~fortparigt. aGe-
reoe npite Scat itormeoe Iuitralierne
9pen ira ire Sioer meo en- ligeirem
b~umoriitig Yaagaaenbeo, og oe
gioroe fra Zig Sobben iaa gritnoigt,
at De orG6te eler tog tilfange bper
eneite Spifer, iom bar fontmet inc /
9pen. Sg ienere bar De bolbt Spen
moo ale tpife Wooangreb, LEGION
Spifcrne ogiaa paa beage Siber al
gpen or bIet orepet noget tilbage.
Wfan tror III, at bette pluoielig
npblusienoe Inqreb iDopoa life
ceentlig bar noget alporIig init Sor-
leg poa at naa Imiens, men at Oct
fun bar ioGrfiat for at afleoe Sp-
merfionhcocn ira, bpab sc bopbe Tor
Jig Longer ~norbpoa. iSor itrar eitcr
bcgpnotc Oct me pGlbige glgreb moo
acmmeIbcrget % belle 9pres. Still
Iingen.
I gien9iper nebenior CT llbbrag
al gerctningerne ON De iioite Cages
9nmpe:
Sonoon 26oe Ipril. - llnoer lit
npe poloiomme slngreb poa Den noro-
Iise Slagiront bor 5piferrie beiot
Gemmelberget, Se aliereoe Cribs
fr9ftcr fiGmpeoe | belle Saar imoo
nunerrit meget operlegne i~iienbtlige
Spre longs belle Sronten ira ScileuI
til Solcbefc - Ell Strpfning paa
omtrent 10 Mil = % blcp omiioer
neot Ill al gipe 8rmno.
Sranifmrnoeuc bar in1oreco rettei
beitise &ooaHgreb mob Schumacher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
"Sbe Toreian 2ansnaae 1iuiiion."

"Sbe Noretan Sangna9e StDt,i0n."
5 Oct %eierpeoiitrift, Tom bar lit
S9oe / Chicago, bor man en- Sraa.
niiation = "tbe foreign language
o%ipiiion" = bpis Spsnpe Oct bar
ppret at pirfe for SribeosIaonet
blanot 0iitriftets Foreigners, bpil.
fet al Observation-Disclosures err uoIoat
at meme "amerifonere Of iremmeb
Serfomit".
On oenne Organizations @irfiom.
beb meloer oens Sormanb / et 5ele.
gram I'll Observation-Disclosures iel.
eenoe iom et "Sepis paa Den liberale
Naaoe, bporpaa amerifanere al
'iremmeo Sebiel cler Sertomil' M.
oeriistter Oct treble JribeosIaan":
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

HDgter ON en- rnsiiif 8Dntra. 9iepoln.
tim. Gr.Gsarens Spn Mlerieff
ifal prre prpflameret inn Gsar
meo Micbncl inn Gegcnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

Brittle Mpiier b%espnoer at forbereoe
Enblifnm paa, at Sc Mlierebe maa
ppgiue be frantic &analbDer. =
Sitnatipnen fritiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

Gen inf bpllanSifc &unHift. = 81.
tnatiunen meset alpOrlis, Tiger ben
bpllanbife lloenrissminiiter. -
Gnoel Hnotcr oementerct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Verden$krigef.

SDiferne taser meo Stprm &emmel-
berget, Der aniees fur Msslen til
Wpres.S tiQingen. - Staar III to
Wtil ira y)pres paa fire Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

Sranifmrnbene furiparer 5oppen at
ben Spminerenbe Spioc til iiDite
Ianb. - Snife Gig orffer bele
Snffeifrnaninaen.