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cousins are very handsome and noble
looking. They're beautiful, beautiful
ROSTERS"
And he crowed at the top OF his
lungs to let everyone know he was
happy and proud and pleased.
SIT takes a prize winner" said Mr..
Plymouth Rock, after moments rest
after q number of moments spent in
Growing, ITO appreciate another prize
winner. Now if you were scrawny-
looking rooster you wouldn't dare adj
mire my beautiful family. But you
belong to q fine-looking family your
SELF
''Thank you, thank you," said Mr..
White Wyandotte, "cock-a-doodle-do
it is good of you to praise me and
my relatives"
81 cannot help it." said Mr.. Plym-
outh Rock, growing again.
"Have you ever seen my cousins,
the Columbian WyandottesT" asked
Mr.. White Wyandotte.
81 am not sure that have; are they
beautiful"
'aThey have black and white around
their collars, and their tails. Their
tails spread out like gorgeous plumes
and are black and green"
Magnificent" crowed Mr.. Plymouth
Rock.
'aThey also won prizes" said Mr..
White Wyandotte. "And my cousins,
the silver-penciled Wyandottes, did,
too. All, they are exquisite! They
look as though they had been artis-
tically painted with delicate silver.
All, they're very glorious!"
'sThey must be-" said Mr.. Plymouth
Rock.
"Well," said Mr.. White Wyandotte,
II don't think we should find any fault
with the poultry show this year. Every
cousin and every kind of Wyandotte
rooster and every kind of a Plymouth
Rock rooster have won prizes"
'We're the prize winners, as / said
before" said Mr.. Plymouth Rock. eyes,
we're the ROSTERS worth going long
way to see. We can crow with q
feeling Of satisfaction. We can crow
because we are entitled to crow. We
have so much to be proud Of. So
much. so much" he repeated.
And then he crowed, and Mr.. White
Wyandotte crowed, as well as all of
their cousins. Such a noise as they
made, but indeed they all were beau
tiful ROSTERS and certainly had won
many fine prizes.
"Good-by for the present" said Mr..
White Wyandotte, "my master is let
ting me out of my coop for little
walk. need q bit OF exercise. And
my master and I are great friends"
$50 are my master and l." crowed
Mr.. Plymouth Rock.
To be sure, where there weren't a
great many people walking, Mr.. Ply
mouth Rock and Mr.. White Wyan.
dotte strutted along by their masters,
wabbling bit from side to side, but
oh, so proud at their monstrous size
and their beautiful feathers.
"We're all prize winners, cock-a.
doodle-do, cock-a-doodle-do," the roost.
ers of these two families shouted above
all the others.
But many of the other ROSTERS
thought they were just as handsome
and the noise that came from the big
hall where the poultry show was held
was quite terrific. But at least all
who wanted to see ROSTERS knew fot
some distance round where they could
Se seen-for they were we'll heard!
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LOSSES OF U. S.
NOW TOTAL 1858
1574 Killed in felton,; 532
Fatally W.u.|-,d. b
1922 DIE CT DISEASE
Latest Casualty List Contains '|o
Names. III in the Army ana %
Among the Marines.

Among the Marines.
Washington. July Shine Pennsyl-
ya,..an men are included in the army
ail, marine casualty isis. which carry
40 names.
The army reports III and the ma
rIl,.> %.
The total of casualties in the army
sn,c the troops l:ut!"d in France IS
8 Az. Marines tas :;tltie> are not in
ciudcd
The PENNSYLVANIA men are as fol-
lows:
Killed in action. army-Private Jo-
s.J,h Zboran, Dunk;n.
Died of wounds. army-Private Wes-
ley Heffner. Chanceford.
Died of accident or other causes,
army-Sergeants Theodore N. Carter,
Bethlehem.
Severely wounded. army-Privates
Frank A. B:llman. Nyerstnwn An
drew i. Eakman EN',cr y ron Price.
Snamokin: Joseph =. TreSS'er. Union
town.
Missing in action army-PrivateS
Oka e. Free!,er@ H1u;Zdale. and Jo-
scph c. Solane. T. ma.
The army list is classified as fol.
lCWS:
Killed in action. -: died of wounds,
II: died of disease 8; died of air
plane accident, .: died of acc dents
and O.her causes. ;: severely wound
ed. 4S: 'SSing in action. IL.
The marines liSi is divided as fol-
lows:
Killed in action, 10: died of wounds,
,: wounded sd prely. 80.
John J. Sher'd dan. Newark. y. j..
was killed in action. -
The casualties in the American ar
nay expedtionary forces in Fance
now total $3.50. according 70 q sum
mary issued in Washington. The ma
r'n,s' casualties are not included. TIL"
summary follows:
Killed in action. 1874, including .9l
a: sea.
Died of Wounds. $50.
p'ed of accident and other causes,
$50
Died of disease. 1920.
Wounded in action, 5000.
Missing ~ action. ASP.
Total $50
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Turkey Has New Sultan.

Amsterdam. July S.-MOhammed vi
was proclaimed Sultan of Turkey in
he throne room # the Top kapu
Palace, accord ng f. ConstantinOp!e
despatch received here. The burial
Of Mohammed Y occurred later. the
coffin being transported from the pal
ace to the Mosque of Eiuh h. motor
boat. The new Sultan followed the
burial party in his steam yacht.
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The Itching and Sting
of BLAZING. Fierv Eczema

blood, the disease being caused by an
infection which breaks out through
the skin. Thai is why the most salts
factory treatment for all so-called
skin diseases is S. S. S., for this rem
edy so thoroughly cleanses the blood
that no impurities can remain. Get
bottle to-day at any drugstore, and
you will see results from the right
treatment. Write for expert medical
advice, which you can get without
cost, by addressing Medical Director,
81 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
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MEET AFTE2 IS YEARS
Brothers Parte11 - Union Soldier
Durina the Civil War;

Brothers PdrteI % union SoioiSrt
During the Civil War.
New York. July S-Fisty-five years
ago, on the night before the battle Of
Fredericksburg. Louis and Anderson
Campbell, brothers in the Union army,
shook hands and parted, rejo:ning
their commands.
Louis was a member of the ninth
and Anderson of the eleventh New
Jersey volunteers From that day I'M
til Saturday neither i'rother knew, that
the other was alive Both are over
seventy years old.
Anderson Car Z ell arriven in Try
lngton, n j., from Orange, his old
home, having come from Lacey, Ga,
where he had lived since the close Of
the war. In Orange he had heard Of
a man Of his brothers. name In lrv-
ington. He Investigated, and the re-
union followed.
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Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire.

Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire.
There is harrassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that almost be-
comes a torture. The itching is al
most unbearable, and the skin seems
on fire with the burning irritation.
A cure from local applications of
salves and ointments is impossible,
because such treatment can only al
lay the pain temporarily. The disease
can only be reached by going deep
down to its source.
The source of Eczema is IL the
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BASE BALL SCORES
Following 10 Result Of Games PLAYED
Saturday and Sunday.
ciiiCAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS Games

At Fnil;,N lphia-Detroit, >; Ath-
letics, =. (ist game.) Batteries
Gregg, McAvoy; Dauss, Stanage.
Athletics, Z; Detroit, 1. cd game.)
Batteries-Perry, Perkins; Bailey,
Stanage.
At New York-New York, 3; Chica-
go, l. Qst game.) Batteries
Hannah; Cicotte, Schalk.
Chicago, 3; New York, 2. Cd game)
Batteries Russell, Jacobs; Robinson,
Hannah.
At BostOn-Boston, 5; Cleveland, 4.
Batteries-Bush, Agnew; Coumbe,
ONeil.
At Westinghouse Louis, 8; Wash
ington. Z. Batteries-Galia, Nunamak-
er; Harper, Picinich.
No Sunday games scheduled. i
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Italian Kin. Deeorates Yankees.

r/se Fly S.-king Victor Emman-
ueI decorated number of American
aviators In the course of celebra-
ton at the Italian front in honor OF
the heroic resistance OF the Italians
and their allies during the Austrian
offensive. 1t was the first time that
italian, American, English. Fren = nd
Cozecho-Sloyak troops together were
reviewed by the king. General Dfaz
and the Italian ministers.
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Berlin REPORTS HEAVY Attack

Berlin. July S.-AttacFt in strong
forces by Americans and 'ren'h west
of Chateau Thierry are repor ell in
he official communication from head
quarters.
These continued Saturday and dur
ng the night and . German COM
mand declares they = ,oke down with
heavy losses.
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AMERICANS RAID
HUN TRENCHES
Both Paris and London Report
Yankee Success.
SOME PRISONERS TAKEN
German Bombardment Heavy in Fian-
ders Region-italians Tell of Great
Victory on PiaVe.

London. July S.-American troops in
Alsace have made a successful raid
into the German lines, it was announc-
ed in Paris while on the British front
there was a successful operation of
the same kind on the Am ems sector,
where American and Aus. raj an troops
advanced on the Fourth Of July.
1--WE captured feN prisoners and
a machine gun in q raid cas-, of Hamel
Saturday afternoon says the official
statement issued by the British war
office.
The hostile artillery i.;'S been active
in the neighborhood of l'Gquevillers
and in the Hinges sector.
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Wore German Army Trousers.

Brentwood Wis. July S-When
Louis Radiker, seventy-two, was sum-
moned to appear in court on the
charge of disloyalty he appeared clad
IN a pair Of German army trousers
The garments were torn from him and
publicly burned. Radiker, A(er don
ming a pair of overalls, promised to
be a 100 per cent patriot Tor America.
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TAX DECREASE THIS YEAR
Suspension of DistIIIeries at Once
Hits Revenues


Peoria, ILL.,, July S.-Suspension Of
distilleries in Peoria was responsible
for a great decrease in the intern III
revenue collections of the Peoria dis
trict for the year ending June 80
The collections amounted To sos
913,9S334. being S6,31S t09E9 less
than the preceding year The 'otal
inCSldes large amount of war axes
collected In the district. Collections
for last year amounted to s35 232,-
1888.
Big collections of income and spe-
cial war tax were responsible for the
large amount collected in June. VIII oh
recorded the second largest months
collection in the yearf it was 1870
223.
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German Potato Ration Gut.

Amsterdam, July Sowing to the
lateness of the new potato crop, the
Berlin authorities, according to the
Tageblatt, announce the reduction of
potato ration next week from three
pounds to one, and the distribution of
an extra six ounces of beans and peas
per head
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British [ osses Drop,

London, July S.-British casualties
reported during the week ending Sat
urday reached an aggregate of 1885.
The los T. were divided as follows
Killed or d:ed of wounds-Otticers,
40: men. "IoH Wounded or missing
Officers 413: men. 14.1ST.
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Errinn Baker is Fined S5e.64.

Bethlehem. Pa, July S.-Edward j.
Langver, a local baker, was hailed be-
fore County Food Administrator Will
liams and fined S59.64 for using bar
rels of flour in excess of his allotment.
He also was forbidden to bake cake
Or pastry the rs/1inder OS July.
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Boy Dies From Tetanus.

Napoleon. o., July S.-John, the
nine-year-old son Of Carl Eoesing, near
Florida, died of tetanus the other day
II developed from stepping on the
horn Of bullhead while playing in
the harm yard where the head had
h":n brown after the fish was clean
%
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Reioices Over German Envoy,s Death

Rejoices Over German Enjoys Death.
Paris, July ST am glad Coun:
Mirbach has been killed." was the frs
comment made here by AleXanG .' '-
rensky when he learned of the assaS
sination at Moscow of the Ger IN
ambassador to Russia.
This act" continued the Russian
ex-premier, may start movement
against Germany. The Germans now
are certain to occupy Moscow. Mir
bach was the real ruler of Russia
Count Mirbach was killed by revol-
yer shots and bombs in the German
embassy by two men, according to ad-
vices from Berlin.
1t was only few days ago that Ke-
rensky, in a talk with a correspond
ent, expressed his opinion that the
only reason GerrSn troops had not
yet appeared in Moscow was because
Won Mirbach had not requ' ~ their
presence there.
When asked about the prospect OF
a revolution breaking out in Moscow
the former premier was non-commit-
tai
zone never knows what the Russ an
mind will csnceive or what the Rus
sian will will execute" he said. But
from Moscow will come the initiative
for movement against Germany.
In their comments on the aSsasSina-
ton of Count Won Mirbach, the Paris
newspapers are unanimous in express.
ing the opinion that the event will be
likely to cause complications, the I'M
portance of which cannot be gagged
1.-THE first awakening of the VEN
geance of Russia against German ty-
ranny." is the light in which l." Jour
nal views it, while the Petit Journal
wonders if it will not open new
phase of Germany's difficulties in the
east.
"In the state of tension existing be-
tween Russia and Germany says the
Figaro, this asSas ,tion may lead
to the most Interest nc complications.
Humanite considers the act mot a vii
gar assassination, bit an act of open
rebellion by exasperuted patriotism
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TEST new BATTLE PLANE
Goes $50 Miles Per Hour and Climbs
1000 Feet Per Minute.

Hampstead, N. Y, July "a new
type of battle triplane teste'l by
Glenn H. Curtiss and c. B. Kairkham,
his gasoline engine expert, developed
a speed of $50 miles per hour and
ability to climb at an estimated rate
of 1000 feet per minute.
The new craft carries two paSsen-
gers and machine guns.
The new type Of battleplane will be
used both by the army and navy, it
was predicted. The initial fight was
made with Roland ROua, of Buffalo,
lG(g as pilot.
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U. 8. Graduate Of French Army oles.

Rome, July 8.-Celeman T. Clark, OF
Westfield. n J., who was the first
American officer graduated from the
French artillery school at FOn'ain-
bleau, has died Of wounds received in
battle. President Poincare and Unit
ed States Ambassador Sharp visited
the American hospital at Neuilly,
northwest OF Chateau Thierry. The
French president and the American
envoy talked to e6ch American
wounded.
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Child browns in Swimming Pool.

Chester. Pa Jul S-navid Gable
four years old fc'l N" III" C-ozer
swimming pool n Epl;nd and wa;
drowned befOr" hC'p could rca h hii@
The lad was W q around the pc I
accompanied by several boy compar
tons ond fell in
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CAN'T EXTEND CHEAP FARES
Director McAdoo Explains Reasons
For Different. Rates to Soldiers.

For Different Rates to Soldiers.
Trenton, n. J., July S.-Director
General of Railroads MeAdoo has re-
piled to Governor Edge that it Is in
advisable to change thesregulation by
which soldiers and sailors on extend
ed Burroughs are granted transporta-
ton at one cent mile, while men on
short leaves are required to pay the
regular rate of three cents a mile.
The reason the change will not bs
made is that the railroad administra-
ton believes the present arrangement
co .butes to conservation OF rail-
>oad motive power and equipment
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Child prowna In Stream

Hagerstown, Md, July S.-Jcseph,
young son of Benjamin F. Cline OF
near Smithsburg, was drowned in a
stream across which he and other
children had bHilt q dam.
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HUNS CAN'T BELIEVE US
"FsIse," Cry German Press When
Told of Big Army.

Told of Big Army.
Berne. July S-"False"' is the cry
raised by the German press, undouDt-
eddy at the suggestion of the censor
ship, in commenting upon the state
msnt of the American secretary of
war, Mr.. Baker, that 100000 Ameri-
can soldiers are in France.
Mr.. Bakers figures, which are re-
printed in the German newspapers
from the French and Swiss press, are
declared to be absurd" Some pa
pers say 100000 American troops "con-
eeivably are in England"
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Standing of the Clubs.
= a T!ONAl | EaGUE.
SATURDAYS Games.

At acknowledgements 10; Phi.
adelphia, 9. Batteries = Schneider,
Wingo; Jacobs, Burns.
At Observation-Disclosures Ii; Bns-
ton. l. 0st game.) Batteries-AIay-
er Schmidt; Rudolph. Caravan. Will
son. 1
Pittsburgh ); Boston, 1. cd gaGie)
Al Chicago-ChicagO, l; New York,
At st. LOuis-Brooklyn 81 st. Louis,
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Cut Foot Deal For Child

Lewistown, Pa. July S.-N r;n"n J..
Walters, aged three. died here from
on attack Of lockiaw caused by a cut
on the foot made when he stepped
upon a piece Of glass from a broken
milk bottle.
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His Own Surgeon With Poeketknife

Lancaster, Pa, July S-Whilc fixing
a harrow at his home on the Valley
road. Jacob X. lehman caug,t Il finger
in spring tooth. H. was forced to
sever the finger with Il pocket knife
% free himself.
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Rebels Force Huns From kiev.

London, July S.-Seventy-ive thou
sand revolutionaries in Russia are
marching on Kiev from the railway
junction, forty miles southwest of the
city and the Germans are withdraw
ing, according to a despatch To Reut'
ers from Moscow
The news was bror ght into Moscow
by travellers from I[iev, the despatch
SaNS
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SUNDAYS Games.

At Cincinnati, B; Phila-
delpha. 2. list game.) Batteries
Ring, Wingo; Hogg, Burns.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 3. cd
game)
At Chicago-Chicago 6: New York,
l. Batteries-Douglas, Killefer: Per
rift, Anderson, Rariden.
At St. LQuis-St. Louis, 3; Brook
lyn. 2. LIST cameo
Brooklyn, 2; st. Louis, 1. cd game,
10 inningS.)
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NORTHERN RUSSIA:
QUITS bOLSHEvIKI.
Entire Population Of Thurman
JOdSt h5Oels,
SUPPLIES FROM u. S. kIih.vE
ASA ssnaton of German Ambassador
at Moscow Greeted as Good Omen
kerensky is Rejoicing

Copenhagen, July S.-The entire
population of the Thurman coast Con
the kola peninsula. bur,e ii e the
White sea and the Arctic! Ia. Or, ken
with Russia and joined the en.ente,
Norway, TO the Chris iania TideIS
Tcgn.
a supply of provisions from the
United States has arrived AT Mur-
IGansk, the despatch adds.
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The Weather

Forecast for This section: Partly
cloudy tOdav end p"o' ably tomorrow ::
moderate winds
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There is more Catarrh in this sec
ion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and for years 1t
was supposed to be incurable. Doc
/ ors prescribed local demedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incur
:; BILE. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional
conditions and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a
c constitutional remedy, is taken inter
L ally and acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System. One
Dollars reward is offered
for any case that Halls Catarrh
Medicine fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY G CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for cohstipa-
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GERMAN AMBASSADOR SLAIN

AssassInated by Unknown Men in
Moscow, Reports Berlin.
Paris, July e.-Count Won Mirbach,
German ambassador to Russia, has
been assassinaNed at Moscow, accord
ing to a Berlin report received by the
Havas agency.
Two unknown men asked for an au-
dience with the ambassador, then at.
tackled him, wounding him with shots
from revolver. They followed this
by throwing grenades. Won Mirbach.
died almost Immediately. The assas'
Eins fled and have not been arrested.
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Real Happiness Is Cheap.
Real happiness is cheap enough, bu
how dearly I've pay for its counterfeit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-31

"6Hspsmnen" snnaHinet or be bsete %
siaiate / Saus,Irn. 10 Wars Udrluit islser
r'ts bpsr T,diiir. Siro I'll -Teeorabsgoiten'
s'ier aairl9a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-31
Selbreoet fur @uloeitcn.

Wobcr. 6rii pima Z. GaiS. leo
anrcois al 8oIoeiten." ifriucr 1rsfei'
Wurtlc % ellis ira llrboua. Ohio,
90 aoifiuiqe Hpqcr, Iom hin rano.
ipltrdie Ill iorificuinc 3iocr. iortoltc
hcuhc, at Inlet. meo llnStaaclie al en-
Operation, futoe i%orbe6re benocs
5ilitonb. Giter Of bape briat 10
Tlaifcr % Or. Betcrs aurifo leo bun
life mere al @aIociten og bar albria
bart Dem iioen."
@rcpe. iom ooenonisrtc. taller ior
ia icIp. Sngcr piocrc Gorflaring er
n~sopcn6ig. Get I'm Or. 9etcrs
atlrifo bar for lit Selo | 9cbaroIim.
gen al ~mcuneiteIiSc SiSelicr, bar in,
gen aiber Dtcoicin opnoaet. Scr
fan life inocS paa gpoiefcrne. 6clt
fortunes olrcfte ocrmeo al ipecic!lt
TQcnter Tor nprmcrc lluocrrct
nina ifrip iii Or. Better Iobrrcp &
CONS 60, 2501 @aibington 8lpo.
Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-31
st tpif Cpraab.

6~lcnSbors 6tc Nou. - Oct paa
Wsoet / 6lensborg ncbiatte "tpifC
llopaIg" bar uoienot ct Spraab til
9elolfninQcn | Ssnoeripuanb.
5 Gpranbet iiges bl. a. at timber
'friperne "er 0enner al Iolfeues
SeIpbeitenmelicsret" mell. iortiGt.
tcS ser, "bcr fan life ppre aoger,
SpiI on, at oct oneroeienoe Slertal
/ oct aamle S%ertiteosmme Slespiq
aIorig pilbe eipe iripiuig Iifalo poo
eli fait 5orbinoeIic meb Oct tpift
SGbrelonb". - llopolaet frGrcr DOC
ingcn Ailtemting.
Ger iorIangeS | Sproobct 2ige.
berettigeIie paa ole Smroaher, oeiao
for oct oonite Sprog, % for @rus al
bette | airte % SfoIc, oeb Rscer oq
for &ctten. 9lanbt ltroer'frioernC
er Ser WGno al forifienige 2cire, Der
tibligere bar befi9mpet bperanorC
itcrft, ogiaa iaobarne, ON bpem man
peo, at De tibligere bar trnft amber
lebcS meb Senipn iii 9iecberettiaelic
og Sprogiribeo. Setter bar man 10
alorig ipdrct paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-31
Wcirct % Den ipanifc Spgc.

en- SGge ifrtucr i ipeltifc 9(piicr,
at Sen ipnnife Spge er uaibpn.
zig al @ciret. Grpgcnol / Muno %
Spplg % @aifepanoet paa Sprtocr.
ne ~ltorpober langt fIere @oftcricr
elto Sollfinnct en- @ooucirsoaq /
OCTOBER Wtaaneo. Set Hare 0eir
or bcrinoo inoircfte pclgisrenoc
paa aatarrbIpgoomne. Nogen 81.
rcftr &irfning paa @afterierne bar
bperfcn Gliloe cIlcr Ssrfc. Non
peo nof ira Observation-Disclosures, at
Noftericrne uopifler iig beoit pco
noget bsiere 6empcratrr; men oct
or life bcpiit, at bette bar Snofpoel.
ie poa @afterier3 9iriis.
Roar SnflnCn}aen eaer ocn Ipall.
ifc Spge iii ophsre, aibGn1er life
al Narstioen. Gerimoo ItiQer man
line Sorpcntninqer til 6en tiltaacroe
Mountaineering berpeb, of ituoig lie,
re bnr gicnncln1oaet Spgoommrn.
Nan tror | uisic Spgcfreoic, at al.
lercoe ON Ell Woaneo or Veiolfnin
ocn Ioa intmuniicrct, OF Gpibemien
pao oct nurmcite oil oGrc iorbi.
Serimoo ueb man, al andre init.
Iomme Spgoomme iom 9atarrb oa
SungebctunoclIc bar lit Nafsimum
ON @oaren, ~iormoocntlie paa @ruro
al &irtcrcuS inbeitRnstc % lliuioe
2eucipt. Git Winimum har oisic
SpgOcmmc paa Seniommeren, oa
Col o. iunot Sip gisr lin Snopirf-
ming.
Ierimoo bar aolcro % Spius it
Worimum paa Seniommeren, ga
8anoet or ooarligit.
Set ma imloIertio tiIieies, at
man bar iuGrt lloet Ncbc poa Bel.
retS S~noilpoelie paa DC iorifieQigc
Spgoomme.