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The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
PatuIanea, and Earnestness.

To look mad and growl Is almost as bad as swearing In fact, If one ana lyzes the two, he will not find any dif- ference between them. Profanity is only, an expression of the state. or mind. Of course, there is some dif- ference In the character and form or the expression; but they all mean the same thing. We speak of this because the world notes the mental attitude and regards it the same as profanity and imputes, this fault to the man who wears. a growl, remarks Ohio State Journal. And so religious man who looks mad and growls Appreciates his relation as a member of a church and reflects upon the church. too.o There is unhappllyIa good deal of this going on and 1t is all in violation of Scriptural teaohing. We, must learn the differ ence between earnestness and petu' lance and observe the difference in conduct or we injure the causewe are engaged In. There is no room for ill., temper in noble enterprise even 1T that iu-:emper does not break out ln eplthet and, wicked language
 . Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign opens September 2sth.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
Civ. Your Child His own Room.

In Farm and Preside, a woman writing about children says:
 "The craving for companionship is q powerful factor in the life of every boy or girl, but a certain amount ol privacy and wholesome quiet IS Just as necessary to the child's develop ment and happiness. l have known families where life was made mis- erable for everyone because or the constant pickering and QuarrelIhg among the children. When the house was enlarged so that each one could have his own room, they suddenly lost their fretful wayS, and improved rap- idly In disposition.
 "It means a great deal to boy or girl 10 know that his small possessions are sacred from the unsynpathetlc eyes and hands of the grown folks. l have always trained my children to respect each others rights. Even II he hasn't room to himself, each child has certain shelves, drawers and nooKs sacred to his own use."
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
SESSION OF TERRITORIAL

O the Sea-the dread LypAl SE, the oDscuriRg fOg-the icebel
 'bs hidden reef. They have f,
 .a-ties, ship to ship, when
 Del,hed into gun and sharpshoot,- fired rom the fighting tops, b never before have they faced thu unseen terror that sneaks through the dark blue depths of the ocean and launches its deadly bolt with comparative safety to it's own hull and crew. l.
 The very thought of falling from a height is terrifying to the average man. and yet our boys eagerly go up alo1 until they are mere specks upon the sky, and there in cockle- shc"s of cloth and spruce, they tigIt { like eagles for the mastery of tr air. I.
 Men have gone down. in mines to rescue comrades from the poisoned damp. but never before has the air We must breathe been poisoned over Qraas rounded by miles, when the eyes smart with acid tears and every breath is an agony ending in h1deous death.
 Men in the past have faced spears lIubs and slings, arrows and sworts bullets and cannon balls hut the machine gun and the high cxrlosive shell are beyond all previous experience ana they shat, te- nerves when they fail to break homes IF,FE
 Deatr holds high carnival on the poppy fields of France, Yet Our boys gL lover there" with a smile a,a a jest, singing their battle Hymns.
 There are many brave hearts who are condemned to stay at home, but since that must be, do not hu' miIiate your spirit by nursing timid dollars. Do not compel your goverI ment 10 bomb. your wealth out oi the dugouts and cellars in which you have hidden it and take it a ~.ay at the point of the bayonet Marshal your money and put it or thu firing line with your boys, In west in yictory-Liberty is wortf . f'r. [ t.. price. v
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
AMERICAN WOMEN SPEAK

, Most inspiring is this message sent yesterday to the commander fn-chief of the army and navy ot the United States,
 Millions of war mothers of
 America, represented Tn war
 council at Evansville, Ind.'
 stand Loyalty behind you in
 your desire to make no peace
 until Germany and her allies surrender internationally. The Prussian war lords may snee' at thg message and call it a burst
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

4 membership in the White Pass Athletic Club entities you and all your family to bathing privileges This in itself is worth the monthly dues as it will save that much fuel sDG laundry at the same time re- lievins you of the work necessary to keap up bath room. Get the habit
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
{ COURT


 Justice Macaulsy arrived from on Saturday, says the White Star. and held 8 session or Iitorial court here, the only 3iug before him being that
 Lowe against the Cana Itdr Mines corporation and
 District Gold Mining Co., o.t,a yatOrs and owners re
 the Venus mine. The %. e1SSght under the Min nina ras,ce. the claim being s;., ,,, fuel supplied the
 The defendants claimed, MSlaim and juds, '."i,n0u, Or the amount ed n, Tor the p Phelps appear
 The court tl - on Monday whe ouoss bert skelly and to CAi'ly c,,. ga,nst the same -d'e VI es due were ddspos0t ~ no defense to these c4Hot wee @ , ment was given in ere ..n wee plaintiffs for the amo 1He some ss,OOO. MT. w! the was appointed receiver tleu leu . and The Venus property pS' . ea sold after go days, |. ju! gments are paid in the n MT. T. F. Congdon, K. O., fer plaintiffs and MT. W. l tor defendants.
 Mir. Phelps is shipping 8 | tons Of concentrates from u mine, the proceeds to be al l Illquidating the liens, and pected that the balance, which will be required to judgments will be soon f' [ iirg, and the property rema for future operations.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
Sensible Table Discourse.

Speaking of autobiographic recipes for domestic use, there's nothing bet fer, than Benjamin Franklin's descrip- lion of how the table was managed oy his father when he was boy. "At thIs table he took care to have some sensible friend to converse with ana he always started usefu! topic or discourse which might improve the minds of his children. By this means he> turned our attention to the proper conduct of life and no critical notice was ever taken of the victuals on the tsble-whether they were cooked "eii or III whether they were In season or ont of season. Thus I was brought up to be quite indifferent as to thei Kind of food that was set before me ana 10
 His day If L am asked after dinner 10 moQ what I have dined upon l am vefce able to tell"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

From all indications and war re ports the business mems excursion to Whitehorse IS about due. No?. Yes? F..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

The production of foodS asserts Itself as m even hA than their conservation.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

Burbank has ey6lved / and there will be just tn to refrain from using. eo,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
.,.L. n.ua Name to Char.

I
 .ver strange 1t may appear IL fact that the word derived. though in a rouna- ", from the cIcade-that ls' silpanish "cigarral," the place 1 IS scade Gin Spanish "cigarag J
 uFe Arden. The name cigarral
 the cEplied to kind of pleas
 in par summer house Gas in
 nursery Toledo, and in Cuba
 new Bma tobacco garden or tobacco he discovery of the
 the plant oiards who planted f to say: AEslens when offering
 as we woule,ends were wont | garden" The te mi clgarral'" " If the war rEiSwer from 'ut Is going down, ''ned'
 allied. ships are. ae Insurance
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

One swallow does not make ner--but in these war times tW lows,often make a,meaL
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

knapsack. To secure them at a criticali moment he mustlose valuable itimeH:&
 The. American webb 'belts, according to the war department are far. su-. perior to the German leather bando- leers. They are not affected by pro- longed rains nor torrid weather. The manufacture of these belts Is eone 2oc the, most intricate of the operations in the textile. fieldsl United States army belts are made almost entirely of cot; ton. ..... .. ,-
 The exact weight of the 220 rounds carried by the American soldier in France is 12 pounds. With the Spring Held rife 23 aimed shots can be fired each minute: Firing from the hip 40 shots can be fired minute, The new. United States model 1917 (moditied Enfield) does even better.
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 The registration German; allen females, to begin7 Monday, June F, and end Wednesday, June 28,- will be conducted In cities or municipalities having 5000 population or over by the police officials. In communities hay ing a population of less than 5000 the registration will. be handled by'post-i masters.
 In general the plan of registration Is the same as that followed in the registration ,in February Of German alien males. Each person who must register will be required to register her, finger prints, This. method Of identification Is also used in the mih- tary and naval services of the United States. ,. sisssfe.as9s.a44.
 Boy scout organizations are active in heating. black swalnnf trees BLACK walnut lumber Is needed by the WAT debartment for use in making air nIane propellers and gunstocks.
 | .,g,
 Enouzh heavy Browning machine ,nns for instruction purposes nave Sepn shipped to every National Guard troin,ne camp and National army osntonment in the country where troons are in training. Heavy BroWn' Inps for overseas training have peen \ shipped. o,ao,ort fin AumSer to equip the machine,sun wo qitss of more than four army oiSisions Ne been manufactured, ana over s shipment of one half has begun.
 other half of the output goes 's
 divisions in this e2apfry. -,
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The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

There seems to ! of opinion, however, stitutes ones best. alyersity
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05
OUR AIR FIGHTERS
 PLAY AFAIR CAME
AVIATOR F. D. MAGouN RELATES AN INSTANCE OF THEIR REAL
 a>''e sPoRTsMkNsHiP. A $
ONE FLYERS LUCKY ESCAPE
American lnfantrynan Has Advantage Over the GermaHln He Ammunition Equlprnent-Flnoer Prints of Ger man Alien Females to Be Taken.

CFTom Committee on Public 1nformation.)
 Washington.-A committee on public information ,representativelin in, London says: .I a"!un!m TI-ot g. !. ( .-7--
 There are no better sportsmen In the world than the allied E airmeni and American aviators now fighting In Eu- rope always play fair game, as they learn It from the allies. F. P. Ma goun, a former Harvard student, DOW a member of the Royal air force, re- gently wounded, tells hew the lives or German observers escaping from baiS looms have been spared. g
 "We caught three Hun balloons above the allied grounds in a mist which prevented their gunners seeing us," said he. Ut was a clnch.i You should have seen them hustle out their parachutes and abandon the balloons. As they came falling down through the air,we, eircled about closely but or course, didn't open fire, as that's against the rules of the game. AS soon as they touched ground they took cover like rabbits" .---. .,- ..
 Magoun Is the only American in his squadron, having joined in February or last year. He has bagged five German planes, While carrying bombs for low attack in the recent offensive he re- ceIved a bullet through his left arm. but managed to return to his own lines. Magoun tells of companion in his squadron who had one Of the luckiest escapes during the war. He was put out of action 1000 feet in the air when a bullet perforated his gaso- line tank. He was rendered uncon- scious by the fumes and his machine took nose diveato earth but he ses- caped without a scratch. we ,. 70 e.. A section of the Royal air force op- eruting in the Ypres salient has lost its. only Amerlcdn member who had been with the squadron only ten. days when he went on a bombing raid at low elevation. He was ihittby anna chIne-gun bullet and his plane fell ID flames. He WAS taken prisoner.
 The efforts of newspapers to pr9- mote good feeling between the people of England and the thousands+of Amer jeans received official backing when Sir RandOlf Baker, member Of parlia- ment, offered to take charge Of the American troops welfare department of the British government. His plans contemplate a continuous program Of healthful recreation in every Ameri- can rest camp and training camp in England Special London theatrical companies will be sent out. An or ganization known as "SaInmy's Blighty league" is being formed t'HJ t'*J.ir
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

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The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

. Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign
 opens September 2sth..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-05

Boy scout organizations are achfe In locating black walnut trees. Black walnut lumber Is needed by the war department for use in making ar plape propellers and ,gunstocks.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Nomtana.
Snbcr Yemaepnna men timber SIR.

Snbcr Eenseprng men finocr &jG'
rcitc. Ser fortGQes ON Sergeant
Noom Sfiriping al Billings, at ban
unoerpeis til Srnnfrig reiite giennem
CANDIDA og ser miiteOe i'm Genge.
pittg. Wits @roce Senoerion /
Sarbis, Ont, ianbt Erngen % ienote
ben til Sergearltens Sor9lore / Bill
lings, bporfra Sen iaa meo DC forifiel=
lige Splpsninger ienbtes efter lin
Gier til Sranfrig. Den e~alallte Sol-
Dat nlaatte naturligpis pr. @rep taffe
GRANDCHILDREN for SrpOeriet, og Den
enoelige 6elgeS ii9es at bore, at De
troos Den itore Ifltano er bleple
&iprcitcfolf.
Seitefjpo til europa? Iicbaro
Sngeriou, Ell al Wtorltanas Glbre err
farne &ancbers og III / ganfforret.
ming / MileS Gitp, bar itiaet oct 6or.
ilag, at man tager % ilaeter De imaa
% life nteget OGroifilloe Se1te, iom
"Itreiier omlfring / De u%oitrafte Sabine
gauge, og ienoer aieoet til europa
til Ifbi9lpelie al SMngersnsoen.
Teo Sioen al at ifaffe europa Mab
piloe man rpooe Sapnegangene for
mango Wunoe, Tom neppe er p9rb
ben Mao De iort9rer. Wr. SINGER
ioa aIsr opmerfiom paa, at Der for
&riaen / Berlin alene ilaateoeS 400
600 Seite aorlig.
Gn itorilagen Spinbel tilintetajurt.
Gn M Con bar enoelia gjort oct al
meo en- Spinoel / Sfuopenge, iom I
De iioite Is aar bar p9ret orepet /
Utontana og Sbabo. Ser fororebes
/ iioitnGpnte Stat, at &lserne ifuloe
tnges al Hopoprets Climb, naar
Sfuopengene uobetales, meoens oct /
Wtontana par S%opeobuoen, iom toaes.
Wtan pleie0e at fipbe ale be Sfinb
al lllp % Coyotes, iom bar at op.
orioe | De to Stater, bporpaa Sfiio.
penee inOfrepeoes og &lserne aflepe.
reoes / Sbabo % oerpaa / Montana.
Dog / iibitnppnte Stat altiaa meb Den
Sorifiel, at Sopeobltoen Der lepere.
oes iom @epis for of &opopret bar
orGbt. 5or to Iar iioen eioroe
Wtontanas 2eaislntitr oen Sorans
bring / 2open, at oct belle Sfillo
maatte fremlGgees. naar Sfuopen-
gene ubbetaltes, og iiben er life alene
nbgifterne meo bisie 8r9mier for.
minoIfet / en- ~betpbelig Grab, men
Sfatten til bette giemeb bar gibet ct
iaa fort Sperifuo, at Staten oerfor
fan opfere ct al oe fineite ianitpre
Saboratorier / Horopeiten. Ser pioes
Dog fremoeles at foregaa megen
Spinoel / Grap al S%fuopenee, og ser
paaltaaes iaaleoes, at Ger bribes bir-
feli9e Sarnle for Opaling al ltlp %
Gopnte - bpilfe 9rug ifaI bore
operoroentlia Isnnenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Spo Oafota.
&attc % Suuoe ialSer for Spani

&atte % Snnoc falSer for Spanife.
ipsen. Yaa mango Steoer bar ocn
ipanife Snfluen5a MI beapnbt at an
aribe aatte oa Smnoe, on Ssoelie-
heoen blan0t Dem iiges at bore meget
iior. %ange Susbolbninaer bar
miitct bisie iile troiaitc Sogtere
moo Snplteopr % Sppc.
Sia Stune.M aribal fo~rnlpffet.
&enrn u. Gin. 9pnnarlbal / Dig
Sione. bar liot Ell. in,ertelig SOB
eitcr at pUre bIepem iorbrGnot. San
bapoe iorieat at llere op / Omen peo
@aiolin. % en- grploiion blep Sol.
gen. San bIcp irpeteIig forbrGnot
% bebe noqle iaa elmer ienere.
Sunucnir ira Slasmarfen. Ssit.
nant Z. &, Torter al Waoiicn bar
ira Srontrig ienot fin Saoer Ell Sou'
penir. ION bprcr umiStienoelise
Merter al al bore 9ete. Oct or CT
init Staolbielm. iom par taaef al tin
eIcr e'tcr al ocnne par brrbt. Zen
aiale. iom bapoc orrbtc Den tp'fe
Solnat. hapbe osiaa eiterlaSt Ct sui
I StaalbiclmcR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Ser betaIes $50 pr. Iaaneb, mebens
Sagere og &isrere faar sos, men t
ale Silf9loer ntda Der 6a arbeioes
minoit 26 paa binanoen fslaenoe
Gage. grbeioes Der life iaa lang
Sib bliper 2snnen S. minore pr.
WtaaneO.
Shell Cafe m%uStager fbrite Snb.
fab. Eli Sbeu Cafe inolsb forleoen
l(noerretning ON, at 2eitnant So.
rolo s. Slime bar faIoen peo Sron.
ten / 5%ranfrig, og bette bar BET fsrite
gnolfab al fit Slaes, iom birefte bar
berprt Vpen. hinge Slime bar SsSunior
peo Statsuniperiitetet, oa ban bier.
peoe Jig, og efter at babe giennem.
gaaet ct Sfficersflirius ienotes ban
til 6ranfrig anerebe ben 25be Mng.
1917. San bar ben ferite Solbat fra
Sbeu Safe faloen / Slag.
@iseoniin l1niperiitets Yreibent,
opo. Br9iioent Charles 81. 8at
Site al 8isconiin ~llniperiitet / Rabi.
ion err ON Wforgenen Den t9oe os.
afgaaet beo Ssben / Wilmaufee. Sa,t
bar Srebag reiit berben for at unber~
gaa en- i~lbetpoelie Operation paa fin
NGie. &omplifationer iatte IND, oa
ban bsoe at Wentneitis. DR.. San
Siie bar fsbt | Sutton, 8is., ben
29oe Wai 1857 og iloeramiereoes
ira @isconiins ltniperiitet / 1879,
@aereoe 1892 gao llniperiitetet bant
ben filoiofife 9oftorgrao, soe ilere al
Sa1oets uniperiiteter bar ienere Rret
ham meo oen i%uribiife S~oftorgrab,
San bar / mango Iar Yrofesior (
@eologi pe6 8iseonfins llniberiitett
og iom @eolog BANDIT ban tioIig tn.
ternationalt &p, og bIanbt De mango
uoenlanoife Selifaber, bporaf ban
bar Ieolem, fan nppnes &riitianid
Sioenlfabsielifab % BET fongelige
ipenife observation-disclosures. San BAT
@isconiin llniperitets 8raiioenf
iioen 1908. DR.. Gan Site bleb oert
22oe Sec. 1882 / @bansbine, @is..
gift meo Ilice Sling, iom nleo tra
Ostre ooerleper bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
@iSeomTtt.
Gnfes Ssn oa0 / Tranfria. Sis

Gnfes SIN Dab / Sranfrig. Sfelge
@rep fra en- Seltpreit err Com 9bam,
Der tilbsrte oct lette Seltartiaeri, af'
saaet peo Ssoen / ct 5oipital
Sranfrig. San bar Ssn al Wrs.
9unbilo &paln, en- gnfe / Ga Crosse.
granbmrnS % Yuliti iorlamser
YaalGg. Weolemnier al 9ranop9ier
% Yolitiitprfe | Ga Grosie forlaneer
ct 2snspaalee al 10 Yrocent. Baa.
I9eeet bill sipe Ell Winoitelsn al
800 pr. Maaneb. Sisie 9cnninger
blep iioite Saar forbsiet meb 90
Yrocent.
Iabiion forbliper "tsr". Otter
Den foretagne Smt9luig forbliper
Wabiion tor" meb Ell Moioritet al
TO Stemmer. Sor 2icenie bar afeipei
1867 Stemmer, imoo 1869. Ser
meb er afiliittet Ell al DC bitreite
Salefonteiter, nogeniinoe foranitaltet
i @isconiin.
MOisrcoaftsr fnloen 6ranfrig.
Sobn .. N%elion, ier auiat iom &eoaf-
ter al Noiicn "Greiccnt" i Ippleton,
err ifslge Telegram til hans Suitril
/ Can Claire ialben / Slaget peo Ir.
aonte, Sranfrige. San bar 30 Mar
CANNED % @raSuent ira @isconiin
llniperiitet. Sans SIritru, SorGlore,
TO @rsore o. 70 Ssitrc Dor | Con-
Claire.
&p 9snninssifala for Ssmmcr'
bmasere. Sra @liooen meloes, at ollie
iterre Sirmaer. Der befatter lia meo
Sfogbugii, cr bleune forlIsie ON en-
nm &suninesifala Tor line Irbeioerc.
Ger almiuSeIige Sfogarbeibere oil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Snar, og Wenig emil 5. Slion,
Sofnto, oso al Spaoom. - Teo Ell
lenere Site meIbes fslgenoe oeoe al
Spgoom: aof Mlfreo Inoerlon og
2orporal 8ernon 9ple anoerion,
begge al Winneapolis; Wenig Wil.
liam s. 8runbahl, Gait @rano
Sorts; Ienie @uitap Aoolpb Serum,
Senoricfs; Wenia Grtbir Z. Setter.
ion, Dodge Center; Mienig Yeter
ericfion Hpquiit, Iicfcrion og DC.
Mig Wernbaro Satbcr, grifine. Gno-
oioere melbes Wenig NelS @olb,
McSntoib, falben / Slag; Wtenia
Nitgult Z. 5orseren, 2aucalter, orGbt
peo ulpffestiIfelbe, og Menig Selpin
&. Npgaarb, GoIo SpringS, %iaoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
1nolanoet.
Sonia.

Sowa.
stur Urn frIbet. s Srnegnen az
Gbercfee or / 2ebet al Soften Itiiot
Here itpre Srne, men Den 'tsr'te al
benz ale bIep bog her ON 9oaen fTl'
oct al TurI Weliou itror noroen'or
9pen. Tenpe Srn moalte ODER s 300
meIein Iinaeipioiere, og at osntme
otter betS pGlhiee Glsr uiloe Den
babe pUret iitano iii OF taae meo it9
eli 10 Maoreber aonmel @riS.
.Spmns @nttcr til Tcs Moincs.
SieIac Observation-Disclosures Vloner
ifol SorpoS trooper ueb Silbngctom
ilen ira 6ronfrig ionDiot mlllie brin'
ocs Ill Tc8 Moines for Of o'nrn'tres
ser. Goulp Gooee bill ga plipe Sic
hct for Scmc 9Ifnlsnitring, 90 Def or
helit rimcIiat. al Srobper ira andre
al Norhueitcua Stoter. ION Itinne'
ioto % Tototncrne, ogioo pil oimcn
ltrca ser.
Echnnblinocn CT fulibnr. Zen
Storpaif. Tom Tor noale lt9er lloerl
iucrfiattca / Siour Sin, I1hbeIottcr
oQido @cDon0liHG al alc %Ioaoauuc.
Der lioer al pcncrlitc Sugoonme, %
mcact al bette llolGg mo bcltrioes
al &nfaSicn. Gu Initalt i @pcn ino
Icpcrcoc ioolc0c2 iorrige ll9c en- Reg
MING Tor S2,02S, % mco ll~notnael'c
al noalc iuo (nilueu5otiliGlOer Il
bette oil %ianlnen for llOrpooclic5ar
hci6c moo ocn "iortc Icit".
Sar irc Slocmpbrc iliDc. Gen
Lille 0clcn @cping paa %eltre saint
Grccf i Naamafcc Golintn np6er Den
uiuopanli1c Negunitigcllc at baoc
ole inc iirc Slbcmporc line. elsie
ire auinocr rcprGicntcrer til'ammlCl
Ell glocr al 33l Nnr. men er BOG ale
uoqculimoc raitc % reriac. &c er
MRS. Tncobion, so 2(or; Mrs. Glen
9lrma HngN - Mar; Ofr$. Nclcnc
&ohnionL s. Mar, oQ 0trs. HGncS
@cuiuQ 80 Nnr. Toruben &c ire
Glocmeorc bar Nclcu @cpiug line
to Nebitems0rc ! 9o0 @ebolo, Wfra.
Sanunb Socoblon oQ Wtr@. SnQeborg
Seping, inmt Wo6crens WtrS 9luno
@cping. og oennc merfeliqe 8rllppc
al otte apinber / fire iorltieaigc
SlGgtlco Ioo iorlc0cn Gotoqroien
ingc ct Niaeoe al iig Ill S%pbeonrelie
ior @itcrilpgten.
SaIifc Tplitibcticnte ifaiier iia
Sritfeunrer. Sbcrlii Nenoerion il
@oferloo hnr fanet Vclteo ON, at
fnl'tc Tolitibcticntc / nogen Sto bar
brepet Ell mcgct inobringeloc Sorrct
ming REQ at "beilaglrg9c" @rrnbe'
hin, iom cr iert ino / Stoicn. 9iSic
iorctagionmc Solf hnr blot al Tor
ifnife fg S%tlerner eaer andre Eoliti-
tegn, og Ser uibeS &iliploer, bpor De
life olene hor lot liz | 8eliooelle al
belle NiiiomobillnS Nrpnoerin, men
cnbo9 inbfrGpet Qiulttcr poo &isbet
Ter pIoes o9loa Sill9loer, bpori
bcunc "Tolitiforrctninn" CT orepet /
en- nogct tor'tlelia Hetnin0 @n
ltla Wor6 ira Selmcin, Der babbc
bc'egt en- ll1g Grfc / Wnterloo, blcp
laolchcs ifrGmt Ill at betale $40. ga
han irueocS meo al bans SrieriGro
cacra uiloe blipc broat Tor C'ientlia
hcben.
Welbtcs oeb, men leuer. Gheiter
Ncggenl, bporom Der / Storp Golutp
Tor fort Sio il0eu melotc@, at han
nor inlbcn j 6rontrig Sen Sole Oft,
pi'cr 'td M al pGrc iIioc % ! heoitC
&cl9aocHOe &igtignof uor han ioo
ref o. lNo lortIhcu pno @oipitolct,
men ban pcuieoe nm fort Sio at
fon1nc tilbnQe til lit Somponi. Ben
ncr / 9tcoaOu hor mooiagct ct Nrep
ira ham, huorl han mclocr. at ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

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