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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
BINGHAM STRUGGLING
IN GRIP OF REM0RSE
Chicago Historian, Victim of
BichlOride-Of- Of-Mercury Poi
sOning, Battles for Life as
Death Grows Hourly Near.
Physician Says
He Has q Chance

Grpped in the wise Of renorse, w. n.
Bingham, Chicago historian, today arr
IDENTIFY desires to live. He lies at st.
Patricks' hospital, under the watehfuI
eye Of physicians and attendants, and
hopes that the fatal dose Of bichIoride
Of mercury, which he swallowed Sun
day during a moment Of despondsncy,
will not claim him for its own.
None is allowed to visit with or even
see the patient.
Despite his burning wish to live,
however, the relentless advance Of the
caustie is proceeding. His condition,
despite all that medical science may
do for him, is not as favorable today as
it was "a hours ago. He is little
weaker.
However. neither he nor his physi-
clan has lost hope of his ultimate re-
covery. DR.. Charles Pixley, in whose
care Bingham is, and who announced
following his first talk with the poi
soned man. that the latter had taken
enough poison to "kill n dozen men,
spoke OF his condition today. And
what he said was:
mr.. Bingham has a chance to re-
cover"
The doctor admits, however, that his
patients condition is desperate. and
that it is altogether likely that the
man never will arise from the bed
upon which he now lies.
Bingham suffers no pain. The ac-
tion of mcrcuric bichloride does not
move in that way. The patient merely
awaits deaths sudden, yet almost cer-
tain arrival. Gradually the poison de-
velops as a caustic in the stomach, and
thence it spreads to the kidneys, where
it slowly but surely stops their func-
tioning. Thereafter the end is soon.
Acute Bright's disease invariably de-
Nelops and causes speedy death.
But DR.. Pixley's patient is not re-
signed to what appears to be inevita- :
BILE fate. Following q restful day yes
torday--he slept much of the time
he awoke today with all the feeling Of
despondency gone. and possessed of a
wish that his tragic act may not have
the result he expected of it when he
announced to the bellboy in the Flor
ence hotel:
"You needn't call a doctor, boy: I've
taken poison and I'm going to cross
the Great Divide"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
FARMERS ARE
WITH oUSLEy
Assistant Secretary Of Agri-
culture Scores at Cooper
ators' Congress-Governor
Frazier Is There Today.

Great Falls. Feb. s.--Clarence Dusley
'ary Of the United States department
Of agriculture. was the principal speak
er last night at the Co Operators con-
gress. He addressed a crowd that packed
the theater on subjects concerning the
war and the need to save to help bring
Victory. He was frequently interEup-
ted by vigorous applause when he
touched upon patriotic subjects The
farmers were with him from the first.
Other speakers Of the program were
II. b. Mitchell of Great Falls, Railroad
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
SUPPORT Government
LABOR LEADERS PLEA .
TO ENGLISH W0RkMEN

London, Feb. &c. \. Barnes, labor
member of the war cabinet, in mes
sage to his fellow workers In the cause
of labor" begs them 10 continue their
steady support in the prosecution of
the war for democracy.
Democracy" he says, lis at one and
the same time on it's trial and in the
erucible If this war is lost by the al
lies the cause of democracy Is under
eclipse for generations to come, and
we leave to our children heritage OF
trouble.
might / ask labor throughout the
country to be steady for the fina
phases of the war? | ask 1t not to be
confused by lying statements. II was
said for instance that there had beer
meetings of financiers abroad while tht
government was refusing TO allow Labor
TO confer with enemy subjects work
men. The statement was absolutel!
false Another equally false Statement
was that we had refused to define oui
aims with our allies and particular,
with the revolutionary government o
RuSsia
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
PRISONERS ARE DRIVEN
FROM CELLS BY FIRE

: JeffersonviIle. Ind. Feb. s.--Fire
originating in the chairshop of the
trade school swept through the group
buildings comprising the Indiana state
reformatory here early today. At 3
o'clock cell house "A" the tailor, print
and shOeshop. the kitchen, dining
rooms. paint shop, foundry, storeroom
and2 chapel had been destroyed. cell
house 'B" was on fire and apparently
dollhouse &C" could not be saved.
All prisoners, estimated at from
1900 to 1900, were taken out safely
and We're corralled in the institutions.
building under guard. None tried to
escape
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
WASHINGTON CHANGERS
WOULD INITIATE BILLS

Olympia. Wash. Feb. 6.-ActinE for
the joint Legislative committee of the
labor unions. Grange, Farmers union
and Direct Legislation leagues, Miss
Lucy r. Case of Seattle today filed with
the secretary of state three proposed
initiative bills.
One would authorize every city,
town, township or port district IN
Washington to market and distribute
e farm products and to engage in th
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
GAMBLING N COFFEE.
STOPPED BY HOOVER

Washington, Feb. 6.--Speculation in
green coffee on the New York Coffee
and Sugar exchange today was ordered
discontinued by Food Administrator
Hoover. This was effected by for
bidding dealing in green coffee at "a
price above sla cents pound for
type number :.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
MURPHYS DEPART
FOR THE ORIENT

will make their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred r. Murphy lift last night on II
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
many ARE KILLED
|NF|NNISH WRECK
Train Loaded With Red
Guard and Government
Train Sent to Intercept 1t
Meet at Full Speed.

London, Feb. "a great number
of persons Were killed or injured in
consequence of a collision between
a train loaded with Red Guards
and a government train sent to in
tercept the Red Guard train near
kemi, in northern Finland, accord
ing to Copenhagen dispatch. The
trains met at full speed and all of
the coaches of both We're smashed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
M'ADoo NAMES COMMITTEE.

Washington, Feb. s.-Further step
,os king to the diversion OF railroad
traffic from the most cong6sted eastern
gateways were taken today by Di
rector. McAdoe by the appointment o
a traffic investigation committee, con
sisting OF Z. l.. Wincheli of the CnioI
Pacific. G. +. Randolph. head of tn
trunk line committees. and T. o. Pow
ell Of the Southern railway
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
SURVIVORS LAND ON COAST
OF IRELAND; CENSOR PUTS
BAN ON REGIMENT NUMBERS
Though Survivors Reach Shore; First Sinking
Since Troop Movements Began


land American nduCu
in eva pNdc hrn ahDAchtO tOuNae
board
o
The arnth h rceNeo aahe without
tt issued statement
dep the
a e dee tBumrann naan end
of mya %
Maj" General Mcintyre
meant all tn
vas a
w h =
of eTwcanw ashem Athntrpo January last
d ofue best ekmte
rs O l occasions since the wal began she
coz o
nomBh hamrhha T aproima
d h dime big ~d ~d Cd
American American the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07

manufacture Of flour and similar prod
nets
Issuing intunctions in times Of labor
troubles, except 10 save actual property
from destruction and would legalizc
peaceful picketinE.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07

200 SAMMEE EES DROWNED
CONTINUE SEARCH
FOR MISSING MAN
Relatives Come From Other
Cities to Aid in Effort to
Find Man Not Seen Since
Sunday, January n.

With the growing conviction that o.
r. Cox has met with foul play, rela.
t'ves OF the missing man, who vanished
in M'ssouIa on January 27, are eontin.
uins their search for him here. They
are. however, coming to believe that ne
has disappeared for good and all, and
that they may never see him again.
Harry F. Seweil brother in law Of
Mr.. Cox and former student at the
state University, arrived in the city
yesterday from Conrad, and was joined
here by Roy Forney, another brother
in law, from Sedalia, No. to aid p. e..
Cox Of 4o9 South Fifth street. East,
in the prosecution Of the search.
WIFE WAITS ANxiousLy.
Back in Joplin, Mo-, the wife of the
missing man is anXnusly awaiting
word that will tell where Mr.. Cox has
gone. She recently sent to her broth
er law here a letter which her hus-
band had written her on the Sunday
morning that he had disappeared
The letter was optimistic. He said
that the trial would probably be over
!on the day following, and that to him
the prospects appeared bright that he
would receive the custody of one of his
two children. if not of both of them
The trial to which he referred was
an action brought by his first wife,
Mrs. Opal G. Cox, whom he had pre-
viously divorced Mrs. Cox sought to
have the decree set aside and to receive
the custody of the children, both min
ors. IA boy and "A girl. Judge Duncan,
who heard the case, decided i'm favor of
the husband, refusing to vacate the de-
cree and giving him the custody of his
son.
On the night before the judges rul-
home Of his brother on East Fourth
street to visit the children, who were
staying at the residence of Ches, cr
| Slaughter in Vine street When he lett
| his brothers house. Mr. Cox left his
money and other valuables there, as he
| intended to go by the back way across
the Van Buren, street bridge and feared
| that he might he robbed.
| He arrived at the Slaughter home
about p. m. and remained with the
| children until about 8 O'Clock As Le
left he asked Mrs. Slaughter to have
the children's clothing ready to be
| packed, as they would leave with him
| if they were placed in his custody, as
soon as the trial was concluded. Then
he left the Slaughter home to return IL
his brothers.
| Not Seen Since Then.
| Since then he has not been seen. He
{, was not missed until the following
morning and then the search was be-
gun. However 1t had showed during
the night, and all attempts to find
traces of his footprints in the vicinity
of the Van Buren street bridge failed
Search was continued up and down the
bank Of the Missonla river on both
! sides of the stream for soma distance
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-07
sl55,O00,000 LOANED : !
TO OUR FRENCH ALLIES

Washington, Feb. 6.---Allicd credits
have been increased to $4.ss4.40O, zoe by
a new loan Of si55,000.O00 10 France
These funds will be spent largely IN tho
United states for military supplies.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13

bar Ell Icucnoe 6oritoocIic az, bpoo
Den me Sib trGocr, % at Dor gantle
lSi9egploi1bco or for beItanoi9 ior
'lpunoct.
Snopooneruc al Sc f~rigSbcricbe
Soroc Tom I'M pcnoer tiIbaqe til fine
l Hiiiner In1tc eaer ira Sor.
ocn uoilcttcoe Stem maa oipcs Scn
opmuntrenOe 6oriifrinq, al Sc bar
bort Soils inoerlipc MeoislcIie / sc
msrfc o. ioiaic Gage, sc anar ims
DC. Soh oS. Tiger TrGiioentelL iao
oiot ri iormoar, biGlpe oen til at
~Qicnuinbc Srocu pan @armbiertig.
bc0 % 2pffe / 6rcntiocu.
Trpiiocntcn i%llttter lin TrofIama.
ton nrc0 Sen GrflTring. at set it'll
DC QlGoc ham. ON bperencitc Nmeri.
faner / 1919 piloe lutte iig til set
He6c GorS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
NationaISaroen.

@aihinaton SEN 9Se Sec. Ni
WaaueSer eiter RationnIgnroens
~&uofOnmanoerina til nttip ariss.
tieneite por life minore emo 1913 al
6er5 o~prinoelige Siiicerer bIepet
iierneoe, oeriblanot I @enerolmaior.
IS grigaoeseueraIer o. ~ O6triter.
Ni bette antal bar 5tt bIepet Of
ifeoiqeSe pan 8runo al IegemIis
llifittetheb, GAS baooe ieat % iaaet
aiifeo. 352 bapbe oiit iig uSpstige
Tor line Stiainser, 30 par bier it'll
Ieoe for arigsret o. iraosmte line
GmbeSer oa TO bar oeierteret.
Hationalgaroen talte peo Snb-
fommonoerinaen 10000 Oiiicerer
oa 367. 223 ManS llnoeroiicerer %
Wcuiae.
NJ De is Iipiiioner. hrorai ga.
ticnalgaroen beitub. beianot ale paa
ire nrr iia | 5rarfris, boor De bar
siort iortrinlig Sieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13

l9gge Zig for Infer paa @relts Sapn.
% Be, iom err fommet ira Earls tor
at mootage TrGiioenten oil ltrar
gaa omborb.
gn Sime eiter 2anoitigningen bill
ErGiiSenten % bans Sslge atreile
meo Grtratog til Taris, bportil De
fommer peo Sitioen 2sroag Wor'
gen. Otter Sen feitlise Iootagelle
al Trpiioent Toincare, Eremiermi-
hitter GIemenceail og 9pens Iuto'
riteter bill YrpiiOent @ilion bli IN.
itoueret / EalaiS Warat, iom aft.
Iaa pil BIZ "bet bpibe Sus" UNDER
bans Spbolo / Sranfrig.
Baa Wanoag nil Der bli gipet ell
bsitibelig deception for FrGlioent
@ilion .pna HaaobuIet. De felgen-
sc Yar Gage aeter Erpiioenten at
foretagc en- Slir eiennem De al Sri.
gen ruincreoe gper og Siltrifter
N%orbiranfrig.
Ser ipres life at bore giort no.
gen So~ranbring / Slaneit. ON at
begpnoe 5reosfonferencen Den 17oe
December.
Spert SrGn, iom uii fonmer til
Taris, bringer Terioner, Ionl bill faa
noget at gipre meo SreoStonicrcn.
cen. Nae 2anoes Gelegater meo Be-
res Staber % Grperts, Irfiparer,
Sefret9rer, &ontoriiter o.i.p. otl til.
iommen uogiere en- lioen Irnle paa
mellem 5000 og 5000 Wano, Iom
bper iIpr bill faa lit at gisre | 5or-
binoelle meo ben peroensbiltortIfe
Webc. De Sorenebe Stater bill ri
meligpis bape ben talrigite % melt
fomplette Stab.
Yaris lite Sec. = Mmt5raaoet
for Sepnrtemertet 2oir bar beilut-
tet at inobpoe Ir9lioent @ilIon iii
of beisge 2afapettes Spoeiteo
Gbapani5e. YrPiibent Holncare %
Tremicrminilter Glemeilceau pil BIZ
inobubt til at leoiaee Wr. @ilion.
I'll at beltrioe lloeifterne meo De
bpie Serrers Wootagelie er Der be.
pilget 100000 Srancs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Slot Wlilitoritatiltif.

@oibington oeu 9oe Sec. Sielgc
Observation-Disclosures aarsropport
er life en- encite Mauo / Sen nmeri
tnnite Arnte blepet beltrettet Tor no.
gen uoeluffen0e militPr Sorieelie.
Salt 6ar 1851 Wiauo pPre, itil.
let Tor arigaret. al builtct a(ntal
t0,S73, eQer So Erocent. bleu er.
fIGreoe ifploiqc % iOsmte buaroere
eQer Iettcre Giraffe. Cuer SulpSe.
len al 4nflogerre moo Sc tiltoIte
Giiicerer giaIot 6raUGr uoen Der.
mission, Grutfenifab OF for cit 81.
iiccr uismmelig Opisriel.
ST 4ntal Soloater, iom al arig5
retteu bar oenrte til 1soen Tor at
bape iouet paa Bolt bIeo ale be-
naaoeoe al p~rPiioentcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
rordi$ke nybeder
Sperise %afbrpber ben biplpmatiife
Gurbimoclie meo Hmslan0.
Sm9em Treospris.


S%tocfbolm, Sperige, 3. 106c Sec.
Sperige bar biemfalbt Tine Diploma
tiife oe foniulariife &cprpientanter
/ &iiSIanb meo llnotagelie al 70 Sc
gationsfunftionprer, foroi Sr. go
ROBIN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heroG-
Irenoe &epr9ientallt, beitploeS for at
babe mebpirfet til llobreoclien al
9olicbepifliteratiir bert Spcrige.
Gen ipenifc Hegiering har opbGoet
Sr. Goropifps o~iplonlatiife &urer-
pripilegium mleo Intponit9 ON, at
oelt iorlloiatte, at Sr. %oropifp og
andre Meolemmer al @olicbepiflega-
tioten piloc forlooe Sperige.
S Sorbinbelie bernteo berettes, at
ben rlsiiife @olicbepifregiering iielge
ct Weolem al Den tpife &anbelsfom.
mission, iom ben 9oe Nopember for
loo Molfua, ifal babe Ell 6orItaoelIc
al, at ben itort ipnger paa lit iioltc
Beers.
Ser roooeoe oaerebc oengatg itor
TorItemtbeo | bolticbepifIfc &rebie,
fortaltc ban, og mango at Hegierin.
gems Weolen1nler bapoe truifet 6or-
b~ereoelier til at flpgte til Stocfboln.
MiSiornpielien nleo Den beitaaenoe
Hegierine sgebes oaglig, ielp blonot
De lapeite Slasier, % Den 6oritao-
elie bapoe beepnot of ipreoe fig / ole
3etnineer, at Hegierinsen bapbe
bragt 2anoet paa Manoen al almin-
oelig &rii1.
Norif 8ritif.
&riitiania, Nor9e, D. lite Gecbr.
Yrofesior peo ariitianin ltniperiitet
Gbriition Collin ifriper / en- inbienot
glrtifel til "Sioens Segn" ON Sri.
beoen paa Sapet" bl. a. felgenbc:
"gn Hsit bsreS / gtoree Ell &eit
fra Spiflano / Sapsr al 6ribeo poa
Sapet. Sntet memneifeliet 8pien
berleater, at 9piflano bar giort tit
poerlte forat befri &apet, oct bill iige,
befri bet for at fsre lepenoe Wertne.
fer og Sfibe.
Se, iom / Sirfeligbeben bar be.
friet Sapet fra at bore ct Steb for
enOelss Sammer, fra bbis Spb iteg
op iom 8obler Sc iioite ~9lanoepuit al
Dem, iom 'iporlsit' ipnfeoes al berl
perite 9anbe al S~isrsuere, iom no
geniinbe bar eriiteret - bisie bar
life Gpiferne, men England og bets
aolonier, Sranfrig, Stalien og De
Sor. Stater, % oct er De alene, iom
bar &et til at tale beit ON SapetS
6ribeo'.
Selpe Sapet piloe bebe 8ltb fri oa
bepare Jig for oisie SUPPORTER, TOM
poper at tole ON Sribeo paa Sapet."
Sngen Srebspris iaar.
Sra ariitiania, @orge, t~elesraferes
oer lobe December:
HobeIfomiteen bar beililttet life at
ubbeIe oen NobeIIfe Sreospris for
1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Uye Saan til
oe Quiereoe

@aihinstou oen ODE Gecbr. ii.
nansminiiteren uobao Jig ioag Sc.
mpnoigeIie al aongresien til at fort.
iptte gepiIsningen al Saan I'll be
aaierebe csiaa Tor en- Sio eiter
GreosertlGringen iom Si9Ip til al
breofebe @eiolfningerne / De frigs.
berieoe 2anosoe!e.
1inansminiitcren opIpler. of Fan
enbnu bar ca. S1,500.000,000 Dis.
pcnible for bette 2iemeo. men uoen
ipecieI aongresbeiIutning fan ineeu
npe aaon bepiIges eiter, at Sreoeu er
proflameret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Slaaoens SorcseIie.

@aIbinstor sen Soc Sec. Sislge
Ell MeobeleIic, iom aontreoomirnl
Griffin bar gipet Experimentation.
lets 6laaoefomite, BIZ Den american,
Re a%rissflaaoe Ben lite SuIi 1920
fomme til at beitaa al 1921 6ar.
teier, inbbefnttenoe 40 SIasifibe %
800 Seitropers.
Sfelge iomme Weobelelie beito6
T%laaoen, ga arigen erflPreoe3, al
blot 364 Sartsier, mebens Den BEN
lite Nobember idar, ii Gage eiter
observation-disclosures Spbsr. talte ~.
Zen itsrite 6orsaelie beitDS al
300 n.@oooiagere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Oil forio9e ioien / 1920.

Sra @alhir9ton bercttcs ocn 9be
0ecenbcr: VtiiS 9lune Wtorteu i
&eno, Rep., iom bar aouoioat Tor
SorbunoSicnator oerira Stotet oeo
iioitc @nlg 90 bIep lIooct, bor life
tubt gfooet, men pil prone ipien /
1920, fortp1cr bum / CT 9rep iii Ell
beri 9pen boen6e &eniu0e.
ri sc $4,000 Stemner, iont bier
.diqipet oco &uIpct, itf bun. iortGQer
bun, ouer 5000, enou Der life par
minore ems fire annoiooter / Wur.
fen. Sun onier 6ette iom iGroeIes
tiIircosinaeu0e oa iout et lopeu0e
@runoIag Tor Ell nm Sompogue /
t920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Stct Scoe .Kors.

Yrpiioent Wilion retter / en- Bro.
tlamntion, ban bopOe u~oiGroiget isr
lin gireiic, og Tom oiientIiggioroes
/ SsuoogS, Ell inotrGn9enoe Gpior.
0rtlla til set anerifanife 5oIt ON
"GbriimoS NoQ Goa" -llqen Sen
16oe til 230e December OF lutte iig
iii oct ~Hsoe &ors" OF bets ,SulehiI.
ZEN til Sen belle Ytenueitebeo, iom
oenne penter pnu og Iaa iaurt tram
ger.
Suao Ser / 6remtioen Oil oil fro
pet al oct Hsoe aors. lober iig life
meo 9siagtigbeo iige, beoer Oct |
8roflamationen. let oil aibPnae al
Sc asiociereoe N~eeicringers Gro.
araru. Yter, bpao pi oeo. er, Of oct
Reoe aor5' peliignellesrige 9irfer
irem6eles err en- Iiaeiaa itor Ieopen'
oigbeb, Tom Ben hiotil har rpret
9i mao life %ioralemme, minoer Bro.
iioenten on. of bore Soloater og
pore SjsmPno iremoeles itaar unoer
Hunerne o. iremoeles bar Bligter
al aaer iterite Setponing Of opipIoe,
oa at en- 6orsgelie az Hsoe Gors'
@e6lemsifa6 betpoer Ell bel Gel for
Dem.
Geoe aors's Snlebilien / 1918 pil
meo CUBS Si9Ip bli et Sreoens
guoifab: men Sreo betnSer life at ri
ifal lQgge Spnoerne / aors. let be.
tpoer npe Gre. & maa cperbepiie en-
opmerfiom @eroen ON, at Gmerifa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Tndvandringef.
S~nSIaoelic al Spifsre isses iOrbnSt
citer Arieen.
ct raoifait Vorila9.

Sra @aihinatou bercttcS, at Hpa
ter ont, al &nltcrc al SlIntcrtloSlen,
iaainort 6reOen or iormclt erfIGret,
ogter at u6uot6rc iii Gmcrifd iorat
lulogaa @ctolingcn al DC IuGre
Observation-Disclosures ion bill bli
ilagt oct tpife 6olf, bar bragt Wpn'
bigbeocrne beri @oibington I'll at
tage un6er Spcrpcielic, on oct life
piloe oGrc baaoc ellfelig % poatrG-
bet at iaa ucotagct inooanne sGnorin'
ger / bore SnopanorinqSlopc, at DC
fan irtte en- Chopper for ct ioooont
6orieg fra 5pifcrneS She poa at
unoora9e iig line 5orpliateller Der
blenme ocb at ie9e ct Gililugtslteo
beri 9an6ct.
SnoOanoriraSltatlltifcn bier, Of
npiten $4,000 Spifcrc err bIet inoIa0t
bcrtil Sonoet Tom eucntucllc nneri.
fon'fc Norgcrc iihcn "Siiiitonio"S
Spnfning / Ytoi 1915, OF at opcr
2000 til cr blct inoloot, iiocu bc Sor.
Statcr traaote mo / ari9en meo Sen.
troln1ngterne.
0iSie SpIpSninoer bor uoft Sor.
bauieIie lclp / Hegicring9fre0ic, bpor
man lnocr iii at bope uprct iulo.
ltGlloig lIoioen6e ON, al Griqcn bapoe
giort ct ioo rinGe Iibrpf / Den tpife
S%nooonbring SpIpSninaerne hor
reiltltcret /, at Ser ira SllititS0cparte'
mentetS SIDE er tat Ell llnberIegelic
/ Sang al Sa9eu.
Nn.
tbonp 6ominetti8 Sorflnring 9aar no
pna, at ocn nprpGrenoe Snbpon.
6riugslop life tiIlteocr llbclutfcllc al
toaen al DC hbioc Solferoecr, men
DC 6or. StoterS SSrtereSler bar, ioQbe
bon, iaopiot oct mtoer Smitpnoigbe.
oerne bopoe ppret mllligt, blcoet
iooretaget ueo en- ipeciel Examination
al inoponbrenoe Spifere peo Chen
az Den ! 2open faitiatte litcrGre
Erepe.
Senator u. 9. Oiaingbom crflr.
reoc, at Der eitcr &rigen mantte Dol.
oe8 ct ifnrpt Gie meb Den tpite >Sno.
%uonorina.
Sra @aibington te!egroierc3 Sen
10oe December: Hcprpientont Suifiu
ira WaSiacbltietts bar ioog iremiot
ct 6orllng ON at ipttc ell obiolut
Chopper for al Sn~ouanoriug for ct
Si0srim al TO Ior.
Suffin oniprte TO 8runoc for
6remipttelien al lit Sorilag: Tor oct
isrite at iorbinbre northumberland.
tet, ionl M or "ioa iarlig aftibt", ira
at fonlme iii DC Jor. Stotcr, OF for
oct onoet / ioa itor lloltrpfniug iom
milig at opretboloe ben beie "Stou.
barb OF Sioing" blonot ocn itore
WiusIe al Den omeritanite @eiOlf-
ming.
Jorilaget benoiite5 til Snopon.
oringsfomiteen. .
SpiS 5orllaget ifuloe bli p~eotugct,
piloe DC eneite llnotogelicr ira Sno.
pnnOringsiorbuoet bli Iegierings.
funftionprcr, Breiter % 9teIigious
lGrere, proiesiioneae Yiprb, Siob.
mGnb, Sonoelsreiienoe og 3uriiter
nteo line 5amilier. Ger piloe BOG
BIZ tiqaot llolRnoinqer, iom alereoe
er boiat beri SanOet, at ienoe erter
fine 5antilier. Sigeleoes bilOe oct
bli tiqo0t llolGnoinger, iom isger
3iIiIltgt Der moo religisie Iorislqel.
Ter, og ti0ligere berboenoe llolpnoin-
aer, Iom bar fiGmpet / oe 6or. Sta.
ters eaer De aQiereoeS armeer at
inopanore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Sanoets 8anfreiourcer.

@aibington ben 9be Sec. rSielgc
9anffontrolsr @iQiams Iarsberet.
ming anoraser 2anoets $4,000 Ban.
fcrs Reiourcer tiliammen iii $40.
100000, bporai S22 ,0OO,s
600 ialoer paa Stats,, Spare. %
V~ripatbonfer % $780, 600 900
paa DC 7.705 RaiionaIbonfer.
Snoifuboere / Statsbauferne BE.
lsb iia peo 5iifalaarets llbsong. oen
30te Sum-. iii SIS .567 100000 OF
ltolaanene iii S12.426,0 0O. 0OO. no.
piienbe en- 5orsseIie al 8 pct. / Snb.