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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
HUNS ARE POOR FIGHTERS
Pittsburgh Man Writes That Ameri-
cans Are Superior in
Every Way.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-MOre evidence that
the German as a fighter is inferior to
the American is shown in a letter from
Capt. J. J. Firestone to friends here {:
MY theories of the German army
have taken complete change" he
testifies, and l positively, without
have a great admiration for
the superiority of the American army.
Our boys have initiative and are a
great deal Drawer. The officers of the
enemy no doubt have had longer train
ing than Ours,r but it ends there. The
common soldiers or enlisted men are
not to be compared with ours"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
HIGHER MORALE
FOR YANKS' KIN.

Cheerful letters from home help to
produce the proper mental attitude
but confidence that the home folks
lack for nothing is an essential foun-
dalton.
Red Cross Will Help.
"Soldiers become concerned when
letters fail to come regularly, anxious
and uneasy when disquieting rumors
arrive. and worried and distraught
when they learn of troubles at home.
An American commander at the front
and a leading military surgeon IN
Paris both stated that the Red Cross
could do nothing more important from
a military point of view than to main
tain the welfare of the homes of our
fighting men.
"There can be no more certain
means of steadying his morale than to
give him the assurance that, whatever
may happen to his folks at home the
home service section of the Red Cross
chapter in his own town may be de-
pended upon to act promptly, synpa-
thetfcally and adequately to maintain
the comfort and peace of mind OF
those he has left behind.
"HOme service must be as reliable
and as considerable, as capable and
as effective in helping soldiers and
sailors families as is the trust COM
pany that looks after their worldly
goods. That is just what home serv-
ice should be-a huge trust company
on which the soldier may rely"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12

to Canada where he enlisted in the
Maple Leaf army and went to France
with the first Canadian contingent.
The young woman and her mother
crossed to England some weeks later
and for two years Miss Bale tried I'M
successfully to obtain permission to
visit France. Finally she succeeded,
but found upon her arrival in France
that her lover had !yeen ordered back
to Canada on a recruiting mission and
she followed him there, only to learn
on reaching a Canadian port that he
had rejoined his company for active
Service somewhere in Flanders.
Nothing daunted, the young woman
recrossed the ocean alone and again
obtained permission to visit France.
When she had crossed the English
channel she learned that her fiance
had been wounded and had been order
ed back to Canada to recuperate. A
comparison of the sailing dates indi-
Gated that she had passed her lover
somewhere in mid-ocean.
The y@lng woman hurried back to
England and caught a boat that land
ed her in an American port not far
from the Canadian border. AS she
jumped into taxicab at the steam
ship pier to be rushed to a railroad
station that would permit an immedi-
ate departure for the town in which
her lover was located she said to the
railroad officials:
"Gentlemen, if ever catch up with
that man he's going to be married
very suddenly"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
GIRLS TAKE CARE OF BABIES
Organize Association to Give Moth.
ers Chance to Help in
War Work.

Cleveland, O.-Lydia Woldke, aged
fourteen, has organized another war
association here. It is called the 'Bor-
row-a-Baby brigade" The organizer
explains that the brigade will help
women with babies who are willing to
do Red Cross work If they can get
some one to take care of the children
While they are so engaged. Lydia is
seeking members among girls between
the ages of fourteen and seventeen.
and is securing a number of members
for her new organization,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
WOMEN IN LONG AUTO TRIP
Wife Of Soldier Travels Alone From
Camp in Georgia to Oklahoma
City.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Mrs. G. E.
Rowland of Elk City, wife of a soldier
stationed at Camp Gordon, Ca, ar
rived here after travelling the distance
from the Georgia camp alone in her
automobile. She made the trip in
eight days, and said that for miles
through the country she saw no one
but negroes. Mrs. Rowland went to
Georgia to visit her husband, who was
expected to leave soon for Overseas"
On her return she followed Sherman's
route to the sea.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
MANY MILES IN
CHASE OF LOVER
Girl Crosses Ocean Four Times
and at Last Is Close
on Trail.

New York-Miss Margaret Bale, a
pretty American girl of twenty-five
years, arrived at an Atlantic port a
few days ago on what she hopes will
be the last lap of a journey which
has extended over a period of four
years and has entailed four crossings
of the ocean and four trips across, the
English channel. Miss Bale, early in
1914, became engaged to an American
boy in Minnesota. The date for the
wedding had been set when the war
broke out and the young man hurried
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
Red Cross Home Service Sec
ton Will Look After Folks
at Home.
RKEBURDEN FROM SOLDIERS
Men in Service Are Often Disheart-
ened by Distressing News From
Home-CheerfuI Letters From
Folks Is Greatest Need.

WashingtOn.-The American Red
Cross has issued the Red Cross Hand
book. The book which is intended
Mmong other things, to strengthen the
EnOrale of the people at home was
written by w. Frank Persons, the di-
rector general of civilian relief of the
American Red Cross.
again and again word comes from
overseas of men diSheartened by bad
news from home, making a brave eff
fort to go on with their work but
with no zest to it," Mr.. Persons says.
"Y4 is the task of the home service
sections of the Red Cross to see to it
that there are in the families of these
soldiers no anxieties or problems which
GKe likely to get into letters and bring
Distress to the soldiers overseas and
NO loneliness which we could help
meet here.
Want Letters From Home.
mot comfort kits, nor even smokes
wIEE SO warm the hearts of our boys
as the letter from home saying that
Nh is well and that the home service
II the Red Cross is standing BY"
Mr. Persons recently returned from
france where he organized the bureau
@f home service in the American Red
GrTSS organization in that country. He
@SGe rted that his observations in
france made him more firmly con-
WINGED than ever that proper condi-
lions in the homes of soldiers and sail
&ES and the maintenance of close con-
Anc4 between the men and their fam
Mics was necessary to preserve the
morale of the soldiers.
The fighting man wants to know
Ml3 about what is going on at home"
Mr. Persons continues. HE wants to
KNOW all the details about his family
aud then about his friends and his
C1mnunity generally. He wants to be
Kept in touch with local civil affairs
and what is going on in his town and
@4Ate. We are coming to see that this
SRAerest is a powerful support to a
MANS stamina. 1t keeps him sane and
heRsthy. 1t braces him up to know
that those with whom he has lived
and who mean so much to him appre-
GaAte the sacrifice he is making.
any worry ABOUT the cOnQltlOn or
lis dependents or relatives tends to
PW a soldier into a condition where
he is subject to shell shock. l have
this on the authority of eminent spe-
eIaIfsts who are dealing with such
cases in the military hospitals. A SOL
&Ier who is untouched by bullet or
&aseA may, from shell shock, return to
rs, trench in such nervous condition
~ to require hospital treatment and
an long rest. The best insurance
against this serious by-product of mod
Rm warfare, the physicians say, is
EOr the man to go over the top or meet
= charge in a buoyant untroubled
fFzme Of mind in which his sole con-
cexn is the grim business at hand.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
SIGN IS SURE EFFECTIVE
Landlord Takes Drastic Means to Get
Gamblers Out Of His
Building.

Steubenville, O.-"This is a public
gambling house. I want them to move
out. Signed, Harry M. Low" +"
This sign affixed to the top of
building on a downtown corner here
attracted considerable attention, but
it got the result desired.
Low, business man, wanted gam
blers to move out of his building but
could not secure enough afidavits to
bring >ejectment proceedings. He hung
up the sign. The gamblers who were
not wanted moved. Legal proceedings
were unnecessary to vacate the build
ing.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
Sugar Repeaters BUSY.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Sugar repeat
ers are the latest pests with which the
state food administration, has to deal.
and steps have been taken to stop the
practice. In letter sent to all sugar
dealers the state food administration
asks that record of all sales be sent
to the county administrator. He will
check UP the sales. and where persons
have repeated" they will be unable
to buy more sugar.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
KNOCKED FROM BIKE,
ALIGHTS ON TRUCK

Evansville, Ind.-When Miss
Cecilia - Heeger, sixteen, was
knocked from her bicycle by a
large laundry truck she bounded
through the air and alighted on
the hood of the truck. Although
somewhat dazed she chung onto
the radiator Of the truck until
it stopped, and she was lifted
down by passersby. Her injuries
were slight.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
WOMAN BUTCHERS TAKE
WAR WORKERS PLACES

KhineIander, Wis. - Woman
butchers are among the innova-
tons brought about here be-
cause of the war. When Mrs.
Frank Durand, whose husband
operates a market, learned that
@he latter could not obtain suffi-
cient help, she dOnned a cap and
apron and proceeded to demone
stFate that she knew how to cut
meat with the best of them. She
IS a permanent member Of the
market force now.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12
German Banned In School

Eau Claire, Wis.-German has been
placed under the ban in the public
schools of this city. The action of the
school board followed a request from
the county defense council There are
few cities in Wisconsin which now
have German courses in their public
schools.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-12

A shell is measured by it's diameter.
A 3-inch shell fits gun whose ~bore'
is 3 inches across but the shell may
be II inches long Or more.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Deroensomoannelien

S 9torge er Ser banltet en- Sreo.
%ntlatlon UNDER Napnet Gen norife
Screening for N~ationernes 9ioo".
5 Stpret iiboer cit Geffc frcrnro.
genoe Wpno, og FroiesIor DR..
Jrlotiof Nanien err 6ormanb.
@eo ct Wtsoc iom S~oreninaens
grbciosuopolg bolbt / ariitionio
ocn 30te OCTOBER bolot 8rof. Non.
len iolgenbe Gale, Ionl iiffert pil Ir.
les meo Sitteresie al nlaugc:
"Si befinoer oS / ct Giosififte, no.
talte ErofesIoren, / eft tort Geroe.
plnft / 9erbensbiItoricn, ct Gins.
lfiite, ga BET ganlle, bpgsct poa Waa.
ten, rainier, og oct npe, bpgget pao
Tetten, opitoar. Oct npe, iom fom.
mer er 6orbrabringcn, Sorbunoct
al aQe GerOens Notioncr. Oct er
life &risen JON bar bragt Sorbrs0.
ningstanfen frenl, men Ser maatte
ell arig til for at rpboe al Seien oct
gan1le, ion Itrngte for set ltDe, iom
Dor / Bert / Solfeopbci.
Selpe Sanfen err life M. aaere.
be @ruferne tenfte paa ariaens
Afifaifelic, ri timber Sen igien b0s
Honcrne, ia enOog hos bore 5or.
fGbre, for bpem arigen too iom BEN
bGieite N0ipreoelIe i 2ipet % eiter
Gsoen. Sheen ON ct 5olfenes Ior.
b,inb, bDgeet paa Hettens 8runo,
bar cnoog bnpt line Sulsm9no / set
impcrialiitilfc Spiflana, og / 6ronf.
rige bor BEN gamle Vrofet @ictor
Sngo Jet ben MOB bens @irfeIiggis-
relic.
@i bar orsmt og fa~ntoieret ON
set tuienoariee Higc, men Set laa
lan9t frem, Ri funoe neppe finite
aortlirerne al BET. SnbcrIt inbe
laa Ben europeiife Sfepiis, ri Iaa
meo Mi5tro til Dem, iom bopSe en-
nipGffet Gro poa bette Hige, % Ri
bapbe Iaa let ior at tn iii @eteanel.
fen "SrcbSfaar" for oiSle Soealiiter.
Nen meo ct Slae itob ri foron
SirfcIigbeben. Hationernes Siga er
life lPtger nosen 1rsm, oct itaar
allerebe ioran o5 / 9ogens flare
ems. en- al geroens itsrite Stats.
mpnb bar giort Jig til 5orfiGmper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
0n tnif Yrptcit.

Observation-Disclosures for Tropinien
Slesoig. Soften bar Ben 30te Otto.
Der rettet fel9enoc 9OreSie til Den
fonaeIige StatSregicrine;
"Eropiuiialraobct ibr Vroninieu
Sle5pi8-SoIitcn nnicr oct eiter iub-
aooenoe GreiteIic cnitenmigt ior lin
Gligt at rette Ell inbtrpngenoc Nm
moonin9 til &iQSbo9en % StctSrc-
aierin0cn ON liaeiom hiotil meo al
9eitentheb at niiloo eltbper Iiitoa
clie al noroilcSpigif SSoro. SleS.
pig-Sollten bar / belle lit biotibige
SmionQ / Norbunoreocr pTret eli
ubeleIig GnhcO. Sor betS Irlheo
Tor iremmeo S%erreoommc % for
O%prctholbellc al inf Sr0 % Stif
bar SleSpiq -6olitcn / Narcnis broqt
~ntalliNe Gre % iomnren meb ANDRE
tulfe Stnter ubapot iii @loo / bcoc
&nntbc. Niitaaclie al Ell Gel al
NoroileSpia pil after brinqe troiuit
preue6c tpitc @re0rc UNDER Ircmmco
@erreosmne, Ell llret, Der olhrig
ioncS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Nor flpenoe SOrtur.

Ger er si epssmlboel, iom iiqloeut taasr
fsll al itauis tlssnoe Sor,ur os liuere 6Mos
trrttotiousr og sisr oubsu blob, rem oa iuuo.
Suilt,niombsf Gpotbster fan ~iorlpn,
Tenn meb 3smo. iom alminbeIispis o%psrpiu.
Der ale puoipgoomme. auiistsbIusien,
eczema. Rlssu. 5resuer, Sinusr, Blatbeaos
maa De lsite Sil'0Ioe sipe siter Tor i3emo.
Sirs bQnoer bet. at minors Sem1rtslier ues
ilettes / Natteus esb. 8issu itanIer Iqos
uaulis irar. 3sTo sr et litt,rt autiieptiit
iposnoe eaesmiooeI, rent. let at bruce oa
yaalibslist. Get toltsr tuu 35c; en- ertra
TOR SLATE 81 90. Get plsttsr fife. CT life
iestst slsr tlebsuos 90 sr sauite pit fttert
o~perfor smfiuotl,a Dub.
SbtS U. Rois &c.. Slscelaae. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
6lpatning ifnot al 6rrnieuuGtcn.

Sonong Sen 20oc Cfto6er ON
Rntten er ct ltngt Wenneifc Gre.
oerif 8cterIeu ira @allebus 9oro
ior Yisgeltsnoer - blepen ifltot al
Ben tuife @rpniepogt. ga ban piloc
goa orcr @rGrien iii Gnnmarf ipO.
pcit FOR Som.
On 9eJiucnbeoen, ser bar ouret
hcmmeIigbolot biotil. fan "8ibc
Stiit5t." MI oplpie islaen0c:
Zen poagiRloenbe 5I1gtning har.
Sc orret inf Solbot, og Ell fort liz
6auoc ban pPret res 6ronteu, huor
ban par blepen rant al ct Sfuo
qiernem set enc Den, huoreitcr ran
ion ubuelig iii arigstieneitc par
blepeu biempcrmitteret Iu car Ran
pes Ct iGrligt giterinn bleoen erflP.
RET Tor 6ueli8, on ba ban bar bleoer
eler irngtcoe at blipe inofal6t tdien,
ualgta ban at gao til 9onnlurt.
San Oar fomnen iorbi @aatooit,
fiGoen, ga bon | Sen maaneflarr ga,
bleo op0aaet og anroabt al 8rpnic,
uagten peo Foit 4, OF oa han life
itonoie0e. men Lob for of naa CrPn.
len, ifiso @ogten paa bam meo DC,
HeiuItat, at ell augle bagfra gif
igiennem 8opeoet paa BAN. iaa al
ban por oeo paa Steoet.
Gu @rooer az BAN, Ser ti6liaert
bar ppret inota!ot til Wilitprtjene.
tie. bar bersoet Tia ielp 9ipet / Sor'
t~uilelie oper at ifulle oeItage / arii
gen.
Zen or9bte bIep bcsrapet 2srSa
gen eiter ira Siemmet | @aaehuS
og Ser piites De baarbt rarnte Ior
QlSre megen Ieltagelle.
@%rpniepagten. Der ifieo BAN. 6li
per haarot beosmt for Jim @ierning
iaapel al Den Grille 9eioIfning ion
al fine egne aamernter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

for berne Sanfe, ban hor lat oen
iont ct al Wnalenc for Sen me Ser.
ben5orouine.
Spcrior ifuloe Ben fercS ro / 81
pct ira Imerifa? So, ioroi Imeri'
farerne er ct u,tst 6oIt, De bar enc.
M life lurt at oetIomerc. S.Gu'
ropa bar man life iur,Set Vlaos Tor
ct iligt MaoI / HeolpoIititcn, men
Guleritaneruc, Sc cr life iout oS
GuropGerc orrnititfne al Sfepils.
Nr1crifa or gaoct ino | ocnne arig
alenc for at iaa Ell Guoe pao arigcil
for altto. % oercs IaoI bill bli
naact. Ocnne aris ifaI life pGre
nogen eltroppiif 6antilictpiit, iom
naariombelit fan eiterisIgeS al oil.
Gre Samilietuiiter 0i er fontmet
til Den enoeligc aanp meIem oct
ganlle Spiteln, Ionl beror paa Wug-
ten, % oct npe, iom beror paa Het
ten. Gnbper Tom troboe poo oct oct
gooe / 5ilp9reller tuilte life pao
at BET ergang piloe fomme, men
man troooe at oct bare life piloe
fomme Ioa mart. Set er bit en-
praftiif % llanogaoelig N~sopcnoig.
beo at fomme tno paa me @eie, -
0en gamIe Gci, Wagteus % Be benz.
meIige 3raftaters, fsrte life irem,
BEN forte tilbage, til I~igrunoel,. On
gammcl Yolitifer ia engang, at ban
tltnbc berc 9eo5floffpn ringe ouer
De imaa Nationer. San tog icil
iii bsrer pt tpertimoo 9posfloffen
rlnge oper iolfalo ct al Be itsrlte
i"1periaIiitiife StatSiomiuno. &c
imJa Natloner buffer op al De itore5
Eliuer, DC Imaa Petitioners Gag
irpr. 5 0ationerneS @iso fan ieIp
1cn %rtineitc Stat bli Ell Stornlogt.
SoUoroan ifal iaa 6remtioenS
StatS niIutning orones, ippr.
ges ser. erpaa fan ser cnbnu life
gtoeS roget iulOitGuoig Spar. Wen
Itore Sr9aniIationer, lom bar Ar-
DclOef lle0 S0eer9 S1elllellltetelle,
bar pitt en- &ei, og BrriiOent @il.
ion bor / fine @iloifaber antpoct Gin.
ierne, ON be cnb life enonnl err flort
optruffet.
Ii fan farifc life bore Iaa opti.
n%liitl'fe at fro at &rigen5 Slo Tor
oltio er forbi. Mcn arigen Ifal life
lpnger ppre Yrincipet for Aigisrel,
len al Spiitigbeoer. Nationerne incl
lem. Srig oil opre Sprsr, % man
~itraficS iom iaabant al Sigocn. Oct
er Den tore 6orifiel.
Der pil utpiliomt reiie Jig mango
% unnifelige SpergSmaol, nadr CIT
feltbeoernc itol faitiGttes. ri DC
Ihloa Rationer bill Der bli frUpet
SpofrelIer, men ri mo- sisre oa
Flart at bet er for os De ~iterite 6or.
Oele bpr Jig. % ri fan iele os trpg.
naar ri peo at Sagen bniler / Ell loa
;roftig Saano Iom FrGiioent @il-
ions"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
ScnoerjyHano
uneer Krioen

Otter oauife @Iobe for lite % 2oerl
Hopember.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

elpen, areoeren % SrorumSelpen
or flilofsrt, oil man iaa eli Egning
al $4,000 Seitefrriter. G~altoiertns
gen bill ba fon1me op / $4,000 SIT
bifmeter.
1000 Spnoer SLID Thumbs.
&riitiansianb 25oc Oft. @eo III.
Den / GitermioOas gif en- 2Geter til
buno5 ubenior Rppiuseu. Sm6oro
/ 2Uatcrcn nor IRE Wano. Dc ire
if bicrget liz omboro / Slpbeboo-
ben, men Sen iierbe orufneoe. 2pg-
teren, iom fom ira Saueeiunb %
ifiiloe til artitiania, bar / ben oolo.
Iomne Sioaoue iprunget Ipf. Mson
arbcioet r1eb at bolbe Den OPEN patls
De til man itob til 9ioet / @ono. "a
man por fomlnet ubenfor Hppingen,
fplOtes ben meb ct % ianf / Sebet
al eft Gar Sefunber. Snlboro bar
1000 Ssnber Glib, iom tilbprte Sta,
ten. Gen brufnebe bar en- ma Gut
fra glrenbol.
Zen Ipanife Spse / @ursc. ari.
ltlonta 30te Oft. Gen lpanife Spge
raier meo itieenoe goloiombeb oper
belle Sonoet % ontager iorfGroeliee
Stmenltoner. S ariitiania inStrPf.
fer fIere SunOrebe SpsoomStiIiploc
ON Gagen. Statiitifen piler peo
Septelnbers llo9ane, at 100000
Nerloner bar peret angrebne ca at
1000 er opoe. gtogen snoelig Sp-
gape for Sttober er eronu life a1eo.
belt, men Oct menes, at Der / oetlle
Wtodneo bar p9ret llgeiaa mango
Seosfalo Tom / De sprige Naoreoer
tiliammen.
6reorifSitab 2ben Nop. s
Observation-Disclosures raier frembc.
les ben Iponife Spgc meo itor &olo.
iombeo. Saa Sreorifsitoo Sit6er.
tulolebiem / @lemminge ligger 81
al Steoets 80 9eboere Ipge. s
gorge oeoe igaar / Ell 8amiIie 6ar,
Utor % Cater, % oct iibite Barn,
en- 8ut, pelltes at % iOag. Slere
Steoer er begge 5orplore oeoa fra
belle garnefloffen. Man bar cnonlt
life funnel merle nogen georiaa.
- Mrenbal 2oen Iop. Oen ipnn.
lfe Spge berier fremoeles poIbfomt.
Uen enc al gpens Solfcifoler blir
MI ltorettet til 2a5aret. Ssmoroen
tom1ner ct SeItla5aret poa 90 Cen
&c, ira &rlltlonsianb. 8 &eoe Gors
Spitre fommer ira ariitionia, men
Der er 'remoeleS itor Wtollgel paa
BleierIfer. Sigeleoes bar Der urret
Wtangel paa SeSinieftionsm,h!er,
men oenne blir mi aibiulpet. 2io-
tl'telagrene er ogioa taget hut, OF
Ell at SpellS Srpparcfabriffer err i
Ell Sart omoannet til 2iofiitcfubrif.
Soag er Der / gpen onnelbt ouer 20
Oeosfalo. 9esltoen err Der ntanoc
osoe / Smegnen. sos Ell Sumilie
%lloenfor Speit bsbe igoor 3 Barn. :
Ell oltoen er A oeoe / 2sbet al foo
Gage. Spgoommen poIocr Itort S(f.
brpt / 6orretnineS- % @~rbpiosIipet.
en- H9ffe 6orretninger err MI itpnat
paa @rllnh al Spgbommen. SEQ
Nltsitps mefaniife @erfiteo er ben.
imoo 300 Iono ipgemelot. GSorIpt.
ten optoger MI ale Sinh, oa Ser
boiler Ell butter llIpffesitenunino
ODER 9per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
TlcnsbUra Snraab % Tremt,ocn.

SprleOet Siferlllt00dQ 1tltl0t DER
/ Slcnsborg o'bolbes ct 3uroooS,
msoe, poa bpis GoQ@oroeu Itoo ct
6orilog al Observation-Disclosures
Sormono. I(rtitit9roo0 Or. 2ehmonr
ON at neolGg9e 8~roteit MOB, at en-
Gel al NorOilespig bIep ofaipet i'll
Gonniorf. Meoct. Scr bar uniat til
aloffen >, bnpoe ionrlct Ell hcI Gel
Fublifum pno 8aqcriet.
6enue6 5.(i6en, Tor Me6,t@ DC
~Bnn0elic, blep oe Iocioloemofrotiifc
&oraerrcprrientmter SprenTcn or
N}icbelicn folbtc ino iii en- Pao0,lao,
ming hos Oper6orgmeitercr, Ser 20.
rehe iii al. 6.
GnoeIig blcb Msoct Iao ahrct III
0uerborgmctcrcn, Tom gan Cr0ct
til Suitit2roab 2sbmorn. 7crne
uotoItc iislgc "6lensborQ 2lp -, at
set 10 par iaintIiae Mcolemmcr be.
fien0t, at ,rr / ben iioIt SiI rur be.
gpn6t Ell Igitotior for at ifiua CT
Gel al HorOilespig ira 9uiflano %
inOIcnrme oct / Gonmurf. Ict bar
0rret bans 5cniigt al ioreiIcn eli
Reiolltion, ber peuote iia imoo
oette, : iioite 2icbIif bonoc ban
imioIcrtio mootagct 2Gnbrinq@ior
ilog, ion ser eftcr hans Mc1ina
moottc togc5 @enimn til, og TOM fra.
pc0e en- ombuggclig C~perDelrlie,
bpoo ser i'll life bar 3io ill. 0ou
ioa iig oerior iororle6igct iii lore.
lpbiq at toge lit 6nrilaa tiIbode
Som 6elge berof Ilitte6c 6or
monoen Wsoet.
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ajGrlisbeo % &ris,

en- ualmiuoelig fGngslerbe Sort9l.
lima ira Sullpanernes romontiife
Solano. Get er imioIertio life ON
Sulipaner 6ortGaingen banoIer.
men ON Ell ing rlisiilf OFFICER %
Sen inotasenae 6rsfen emma ban
Rorpaaerien % De ganifeligbeSer.
icm bober zig op ior Ell iaaoant GiQ.
reitepar / ariestio. Eris 40c. IeS
Yoitem ct Iar S1.65.
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DEBORAH, Ia.
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9(rfiteft Gerhard Goulien

grfiteft @erburo Toulien i
Soenie err aigdoet peo 9eocu al
iponif Spge % 2ungcbetpnoeI'e,
finn 81 aar al. Cen nibsbe, ser par
Con al Observation-Disclosures Y.
VouIien / Soeuie. hapbe tioligerc
opret 9prer peo aunitofaoemiet og
blep for StatenS Regnin9 icrbt I'll
@rTfeilanb FOR at ituoere 9rGif
Np9ningsfunIt.
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"@renspuit" / Saocrslep,

"@renspuit" / S~abersleu,
ct @Iao, ser / bel 8rao bar 'orfulgt
alt 2unif / Ssnberipuano, rinncr:
Bort Sro ifol bore Iige til
% Seoeu NON iororioe:
"0t life 9anifc pare uil,
met Spife nil iorblluc."
Gu NorbNespiger iparer "@ren5'
poit" iaaleoes:
Oh prre, hpao ou ppre oil,
III lnoer Dig oct ganife,
ppr 3prf, ON on bar emit oertil,
men Lao oS npre Ioulfe,
% har ou bllot os Sparf %
Soor,
Saa meget Tom bi funoe,
Saa bu'f, on foar lanet beorc
aaar
eli or pS pll6e un6c,
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Gnnarhs. Nnhprs

GA ardors GonaIoiou- 9inisn. @bicnso. bar
ira tit Routor / Rem Dort mootaoet tele'
araNit uuosrretnIua ON, al be M fan iuos
teQus ioruobstalts N%asiassrer ira ale ulmtr
oelies fianoinapiiie Same I'll Rem Yori.
gils,priieu er $500 Tor treble Slasie.
FRA Stodbolm $1,000.
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Yengc til Morae

Huricu pua uorife &eugc mariner iis
mere % mere oct uormdlc. % iduoigus
ltgpis odrer Oct life lruQc. igr Den ans
le aur3. arouer $40 pr. Collar, bliler
Qirioeuoc. scr Sioeu bctnIeg III Hgiel.
Qlrloeuoe durs OF huis &c trGtcr p1I
at ieube Iiot Gulepetae iii SIrgtuirgc
cler &enncr / Nor9e. icHo Us @elebet
cuteu / re9iitrcret 9reu elcr p1a Ell
nuNeu bcfDtm YonNe FAINT Eaeu %
Nbre5ic pda Sen Reriou. iom itdI MODS
tage &tu3cue. % Vi aisr 8eiteu. Neo
%onlQnaeuoe Roit mootoQer &c 01jtteriuJ
ira os. 90 roget jcrere ieuocr hi Gem
enoog en- NuitteriuQ uroerIireoef AZ
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Tfc5 llobctuIirQ pr EcIe8rnf, Ian cgs
iuu hctte |orrunacrc5.