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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07
STANDINGS
FATHER MISSES SEEING
FLLER DEFEAT WHITE SOX

MUNCIE. ID. Oct. W +. Eller re
okmuleee. 0lrlr tsthe~ of "Hod" EIler
missed seeing bis famous pitcher son IN
action yesterday. he saw the first four
& mes. J.
pat Moran told me Sunday night that
&c was not going TO start Kod' y~ester-
day. 50 7 came down to Nuncie to trans
act some business he said.
Eiier was the guest Of q Muncie news
paper yestcrdav and watched the game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07
FAIRFIELD NEARLY PUTS
K. o. ON JOHNNY TILLMAN

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 7-After putting
up an crratic and indifferent nght sor
rounds. soldier Bartfeld of Brook
Iyn tore into Johnny Ttllman in the r.
nal round here last night and almost
knocked out the Minneapolis welter-
weight. Tiliman tried hard in every
round and scored quite a few blows.
while the Fastener vas missing terrific
swings Mix Erfic of 81. Psul out
pointed z-ia I'D 81 ooklyn. in The somi
anal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07
YOST DISAPPOINTED WHEN
MICHIGAN WINS EASILY

ANN ARBOR. Mich. oct. Despite
victory. Coach Yost is disappointed ~
TIE Case-Michigan game of saturday. il
thar case was 50 weak it gave him no
op~portun4tv-.o get a line on the strength
Of the Wolverine squad. He especially
wanted to test out his line and case fur-
nIshod 40 opportunity. Peach. Ham
mels. Froemke and Wick aremaking "a
nfactor. progress now. and ~undoubte3-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

Advertise in The Times and adj
vertise again. Results come with
tonishing results if their users are
to be believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

ly viii be able 10 get into harness in
timc to take part in the annual Michi-
gau Aag.e contest. oct. IS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

Fred McMuIlin, utility inhelder
and piaeh hitter for the Sox during
the regular season, has been play
ing the role IF pinch hitter IN the
world series. In the first game Ne
Muilin vas given a chance and came
through with a single although i
was wasted IL that slaughter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

tives are in q hysteria Of joy.
And meanwhile. the White Sex. who
came 70 mis- town just a week aga.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT so-are
mired in the goo of depression and
desperation. Last Wednesday thay cn-
tered the inaugural fray displaying
chestiness rarely ever seen in q titulaI
clash. But every iota OF ia has bsea
maecd oUt Of fhem-by the team tina
they figured would crumple and crack
with their FIRST attach.
n y IS NEAR.
And today they arc face 10 face VIA
champions. For one defeat in any Of
tho next four battles that are scheduled
makes a night-more Of their dreams.
brushes the hope that was theirs a
week aso-dashes them down to COM
plete defeat ia their efforts al onquest
IN the diamond world.
The hope Of the Sox-of Chicago-ot
the entire legion Of American league
partisans-wil rest today 1pon the
fran shoulders of Dick Kerr-one of The
tiniest moundsmen that ever shot o bail
from q big league park.
ALL DEPENDS OK DICK
Kerr-1nd Kerr aione-has halted the
spectacular on-rnsh Of tho Reds-Kerr
succeeded whore tho marvellous Cico.te
and the brilliant Williams hzzled so
miserably-
II Kerr fails TO-DAY Tho word "hnis
shall be written on the big diamond
shoi oil 1919.
And Kerr viii fail" insists PAT Mo
ran The little fellow certainly puzzi-
ed the boys on Friday, But today is a
day quite different The boys had him
about all figured by the time that other
game was overland they'll use thetr
mathematics TO good advantage today.
They'r re going to even u up with Kerr
for futtlng them Out,
who Will pitch for Cincinnati"
Gosh, responded Moran to the quiz.
Il don't Know vet II may ne ms
Luoue. tho Cuban KID. or ! may shoot
Reuther back at them. I'm tempteG 10
use the lid and / feel That hell come
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

Urban C"Red") Faber, was born
Sept 6, 1888, at Cascade, Ia, and
began playing college baseball in
Dubuque, Chen with Dubuque club in
1909, later going t Des Moines
club. from which he was obtained in
the fall of 1913. Red throws right
handed and bats either way. is s feet.
and weighs 175 pounds, is single,
and resides at Cascade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07
GLEASON STILL TALkTNG.

"A ball club may he groesy. but rs
never beaten until the last gent is out,
quoth the lighting and still peppery
leader of the White Sox. The whole
civilized world-and Cincinnati too
seems to think that We arc completely
whipped. We may fool them Yet. Give
us q few Of tho breaks that the Reas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

Jacob E. Daubert was born in
Shamokin, Pa, on April II, 1885.
Began playing ball in 1906 with Kan
semi-pro club. Joined Marion the
following season. Went to Cleve-
land ia sping Of 1908, but was sold
to Nashville N May. The next year
he went to Toledo. Was then secured
by Brooklyn. which club he joined ii
1910. becoming regular first base
man at once, For nine years ne
played first for Brooklyn. Last win
ter he was obtained by the Reds FROM
Brooklyn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

play by PLAY. Hod Ener was horn
mere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07
WORLDS SERIES FACTS.


Place-Ctnoinrat4; Red Field, today.
starting tirne-2;oo p. m.
Probable batteries eoday-White Sox,
Kerr and Sohelk; Reds, Rsuthsr AMI
Haridnu.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

ways preferable. And they are harder
30 get--and naturally higher priced.
But the average woman wants the best
fur obiainable II she can possibly af-
ford lt."
Getting hack 10 women's fancy
tsstes-they're running riot. say tho
dealers.
In the East, particularly. there IS q
demand for high-priced furs. Match
Ing Is the hardest thing fur manufac-
turers have 10 battle with. Garment
makers must match rat skins and coon
skins In order 10 sell a coat. Women
won't stand for blotched garments To
match skins takes experts time and
searching. There has been a fad Of
''mottled' RAT skin coats, one l'ght and
one dark placed alternately These are
mostly Southern rat skins mixed with
Northern rat skins-resorted % by man.
ufacturers 10 reduce costs-since South
crn skins are lighter and not nearly as
good as Northern rat skins. All the best
rot skins come from the Northern
reaches Of Allapesota, Montana, North
Dakotg, Wisconsin and Mich gan Most
OF the coon skins come from the South
ern states
Foreign furs are popular among the
very rich. Russian sable coats for in
stance sell FOR as high as $4,000. Each
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
Whose Word Is Better
Than Your Druggist S?
Physicians and Rely On tIsnt That Sufficient
Reason for Public Confidence?

men INST annually for conference IN
order TO obtain the best formulas for
lts products that the combined skill and
experience Of its members could pro-
duce. Al these articles are non-secret,
strictly ethical The ingredients in all
A. u. :. preparations conform to the
standard advocated by the government,
and cannot be eXcelled in quality. As
the association Is strictly cooperative,
its merchandise is also sold at the very
lowest prices possible for the quality.
In Wilmington there are twenty-One
druggists who will ten you that A. D..
:. Household Remedies, like Milk %
Magnesia, Aspirin. Digestive Tablets.
peredixo Tooth Paste, etc, are the best
that they can find in all markets. These
tWcnly-One druggists stand squarely
behind every A. ID :. product with an
unqualified guarantee and a hearty en-
dOrsement such a recommendation is
the greatest that can obtain, based on
the scientific knowledge Of tens Of
thousands Of experts and fulfilled by
man you know well and must trust i'm
druggist.
Whenever you need a household rem
edy or toilet article, ask an A. D. s
Druggist 20 recommend one % you. All
A. ID. :. Druggists identify themselves
with prominent window or counter dis
plays. Ask one about A. D s. products
If you would trust him TO M your pre-
scriptlon, it's only fair 10 take his word
about the merchandise he sells.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

skin-the slzo Of a mans two hands
lengihwise--costs from 5000 to $500. and
sometimes It takes 500 to 1900 skins to
make one coat.
Ermine and chinchilla are more pop
ular now for trimming among the rich.
Nutrla, q South American rat, IL also a
high priced fur. Otter and mink are
being used on slightly cheaper coats
for trimming and also popular.
Lamb lined leather and cloth coats
are also populgr
The old pony coat, bearskln coat and
wolf-sbin coats and muifs are all out
Of date. Few manufacturers have a de-
mand for them any more. They are
bending every effort TO meet the "high-
falutn'" taste Of the modern American
woman and "yOull have 10 ask the
women" TO find out II they are sue
ceedIng, say dealers.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

There are many good reasons for the
confidence the public repose In their
druggists. First he Is educated to
know by four years Of College and
Practical training Second, ethical
physicians everywhere rely implicitly
on his sklll-thoy trust him. This
faith, Of course. originates and is main
talned by the professional service rem
dered by the druggist IN filling pre-
scriptiUns Everyone admits This conll-
dence when offering a prescription TO
a druggist.
Very few men can be honest in one
department Of their business, and dis
honest in the other. Dr. Jekyl and Mr..
HYDE exist very little In real life. If
you trust your druggist to MI your
prescription, therefore, In all fairness,
you must accept his word against the
word Of unknown and far distant man
ufaclurers.
To recommend an article, the drug
gist must Of course know what 70 con-
tains and how il is made, and this was
one reason for the formation Of a CO.
operative national association OF drug
gists and physicians who prepare
complete line Of household remedies and
toilet goods. This association is tho
American Druggists syndicate. popular
ly called A. u. s, which boasts a mem
bership Of 2S,0O0 druggists aud ply
sicians, the largest Of its kind In the
world. For 10 years these professional
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

and rsccoon furs are the most popular
Because Of the huse demand for
muskrat furs, prices for raw skins have
jumped from as low as : cents each 70
more than 50 each in fifteen years. Last
year prime northern muskrat skins
sold for st.70. Already some fur deal
ers are telling -trappers they will pay
from $40 10 $3.50 for raw skins this
year.
As q result Of high prices FOR raw
skins every farmer boy every settler,
and every hunter in the north woods Is
getting ready 90 jump into the trap
ping game this month with vim. one
dealer pointed out all the things "a
back-0oods boy could buy II he trapped
only 30 TO 100 muskrats this fan and
sold them at prices offered.
But every boy can't trap wild ami
mails and gel away with &C. experienced
trappers pointed out. II takes someone
who knows the game 90 get good skins,
take care Of them, keep them intact and
sell diem right.
There's been a lot Of talk about fox
rabbit farming. muskrat FARM
ing, mink and otter farming and all
other kinds OF farming City folks
who don't know the great 0ut-of-doors
would naturally think the choicest furs
would be those bred and raised in cap
fyity." said q buyer "They figure that
animals selected segregated, fed and
cared for should produce better fur
That may be true In domestic stock. but
exactly the opposite is true when II
comes 90 fur animals. Naturally wild
animals are hound 10 deterioroie in CAP
.lvily. They are not in their natural
,ta,e. But the most important differ
anca is the temperament Of the animal.
Surprised? Yes. guess most folks
are surprised that the temper Of an ami
NAL largely decides ihs quality of It's
'ur.
You've seen a dog or cat bristle mp
lbs back when &c gets mad? Well. al
Mild animals die nghting. Their g'iaro
.ur is set That's the most important /
hing ] know Of in getting good fur (
Their back fur Is hrtstled up and Il /
ilays that way
Take @ tame animal. After long cap T.
ivity and peaceful life It loses that I.
uard fur and as a result the pelt is /
econd or third grade. or no grade at /
n. When it Is chi0rOfOrmed, shot or 1
'therVse killed there Is no light in Il !
no slruggle-no guard fur tensed TO I
make the pell perfect
THE pelts OF wild animals are al /
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
women MAD over
FURSDEALERSSAY
But Experts Say Popularity
VIII Wane After Another
Trapping Season
TEMPER OF ANIMAL
DECIDES QUALITY

IT. PAUL, Ninn~ Dec " United
Press, American women have gone
mad over furs.
This was Tie unanimous expression
OF fur dealers IN this big fur center to-
day
Dealers have been hard pressed %
meet the demand FOR furs this year and
The next season promises even greater
demand. Prices are higher, they say,
but that makes no. difference 20 the
Women-ihey want he best they can
sd and they've the money % pay for
them.
As a result there are more tfappers
Going into the woods this winter OBJ
scr IN history. Dealers are uncertain
what result This Will bring but ihoy
are Offering better prices iu advance
ihan they ever did before. This looks
kc higher prices for next year, they
admit
There ara more animals this winter
inan in many years according to trap
pers' reports, and they'll be- needed TO
meet the demand, Say dealers.
In this section approximately 50 per
cent Of This years furs have already
passed over the retail counters. In the
east, according o. reports, 90 90 90 per
cent. Of The trade has already bought
aud The remainder OF thc sales Will be
Christmas trade &C Is believed
The unusual run Oh furs g. due 10
general prosperity throughout the coun-
fy, dealers declared, and particularly
duo 20 the prosperity Of lhe feminine
pockctbook
During the war and since said the
eading fur garment producer Of the
country, women have earned more
money than ever before. In comparison
with men The wages Of women have
been all out OF normal proportion. They
want good clothes-fur coats. fur
trimmed coats. neck pieces. nuns and :
fur lined leather or cloth coats. Hun I
dreds Of women who never before felt I.
they could afford good furs are buying /
now.
My personal opinion is that this De- /
mand won't last more than another fur .
season
THE demand will likely be great next /
fall but the next year 70 win drop of.
he said. THE desire for furs will bc
largely satiated by the end Of next /
year. he added, explaining that II was
merely q guess and that no one car
ten what the American woman will do.
Natural muskrat, seal dyed muskrat
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
DR.. Cartar's K. & B. Tea
Great Tonic Laxative
Purely Vegetabie-SIake It Yourself at
TFilling Cost.

Keeping yourself nt and fine, bowels
regular, liver active and Stomach
sturdy Is a simple matter
Just get a package Of Or. Carters X.
and B. Tea and brew steaming cup
every other night for q few days.
You'll f,ei better, that's a sure thing
Your skin will grow clearer, your eyes
brighter and youll feel more energetic
and ambitious.
Everyone in The family can take &C..
including the children, because it acts
gently and IS purely vegetable. It's
much better than salts and harsh ca
ihartics.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
TO CONDUCT RuMM,cE SAFE.

Maryland Division OF The pennsyl-
vania Railroad Women's Relief Division,
Department No. ,. OF wh ch Mss Ellen
Buckalew, is superintendent. will con-
duct a rummage sale on December tS
and 10 at No. 7ii Tainall street Any
one having any rummage for this sale
Is asked to notify Mrs. Edward Gibson.
Of No. 270i Tatnall street, who Is chair
man OF The sale. All articles will be
collected next Wednesday afternoon.
II persons wish to send rummage 10
the location OF the sale, they will be
accepted at O'Clock on Thursday
morning.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS

n YOU are growing hard Of hearing and
fear Catarrhal Deafness OF n you have
roaring, rumbllng, Kissing noises In your
ears, go 20 your druggist and get / ounce
ot Parmnt double strength, aud add TO
10 a pint OF hot water and % little granu-
lated sugar Take I tablespoonful four
times day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises CiOgged nos
trils should open, breathing become easy
aud the mucus stop dropping into the
throat u Is easy TO prepare. costs little
threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or who
has head noises should give this prescrip-
tion "A trial
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
DEFECTIVE CAPTURES
IHREE INDEM IInE

DETROIT, Dec. i2-After ulreo men.
supposed 10 be the matinee trio Of
robbers, had fred five shots at HIN, De
lectlve Louis Sharp compelled them TO
throw up their hands in a room OF a
home they were looting. sharp did
NOT lire q shoL
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

The "Bayer Cross" stamped on tablets
means you are getting true "Bayer Tab
let's Of Aspirin proved safe by millions
Of people-thc genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for over eighteen
years.
In every handy "Bayer" package are
proper directions for Pain, Colds, Head
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Any boy will be glad TO
receive one Of our suits
or overcoats for a Xmas
gift.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

ache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sclatlca. Neur-
tits.
Tin boxes Of ~ tablets, cost only
few cents Druggists also sell larger
'Bayer packages. Aspirin is the trade
mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of Mono
aceticacidester Of Sallcylicacid.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Splendidly warm, in the
newest models and all the
wanted coloringS; sizes
5 to 1S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-02
Solfe:S orbunoe
5~orifrtielic ira Sioe /

De ilcrne cnbuer Wtltli9bco Tor noget
&ruo mcllcm &c Nllicreoc ungooen.
De ocn Gag, pao lonlme Sio lom bell
uil0c iin0c2 fulotuO tllireoaItillenoe
Tor boo0c &ilo og Sopan. Netop
hoorlcoc3 &ulocn blep lott forclig
ger Scr ingcn ~ofiicicl Splpsning ON,
men oct iorlpocr, at Ylnlcn gnar 10
pao, ar aioocbnlt iorclebig iful oper.
BRACES til %Soponeicrnc mco ben GSor.
ltnocllc, at DC l1oer piSlc @etingcl.
icr oN otter Ell uia Sioa Sorleb ifal
lcucrc ocl tllbngc iii aino. Gette
Cr / Spcrcn@ltemmclic meo buob So.
pom nllcrcoc ira isrit al bar lopct,
% &c ogtcr at bploc Nr0, Tiger 90
ron Wntiuo. Vtcu nctop ocrior pil
DC gicrnc ioo bare nlcne on at lore
tapc 3ilbogeIepcrin9cn, uben at Scr
ira andre Nolo ioretugeS no9ct
Sfribt lonl gipcr Sn0trpt al, of Der
lrprca utioig Wistunfe I'll Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-02

Semme peo at Iptte ben enc 8enc'
rol op mob oen an0en. Nu fadr DC
ale Ell f9aes @runo at itda paa, o.
ben ioreneoe Nooitallo bill ~penteli9
bIipe BAN for Iterf.
Huber ioabanne SmitGnoigbeoer
lfnloe oct iDnes rimelist, at Den enc.
tic llopet for Garrar8a maatte bliue
Den, at tage Sfeen / en- mtoen Soaitb
% itiae Jig benIig lise operfor De
6oreneoe Stater. Ger bar / Ia1ge
1ioer p9ret oparbeibet en- iienbtIig
Stemning Harot Solicit, men BET
maa bel enoelis eaa op for Dem, at
Der ilteen an6en err EMO De Soreneoe
Stater, iom MI fan bjPlpe Dem til
at fonlnle no Of Ell pomp9enbe Still.
ling. Wort 2ano bar oct eneite
blanot De iornemitc al De Iaierebc
Iom onerfienbte Garran5os gtegie.
ring % efter beoite Gpne ISgte at
itstte ben. Oct fan life bore ilbe.
fiennt, iclp for Dem Iom bar pGret
Dc bioligIte / lit Sa0, at alt bpoO
Garran6a bar nbrettet, Oct bar ban
iormaoet at uorette, finn foroi De
6or. Stater loo BAN ida &aaben
% ammunition ioouel iom andre
6oripninger, mems oiaie blep negtet
ale bans W~obltanOere. 0erira ma
SiGlpen fomme ogiaa mi, ifol oct
bIlpe nogem Sing al.
Ser Ell teppe roget onoet Steo
buor Werico fan pente of oporipe ct
Saan, eaer nogen anbeu Station Ionr
oil tale Wericos Sag / 2igoen. Get
lager oerfor npr at antage, at Gar
ran5a pil ifisnne bpor oct bprer Zen,
% penoe Jig til De 6oreneoe Stater
on Sielp. Smiolertio er ser ben
Sage peo Stiaingcr, at ban blep
palgt iom Salsmoro for De uroer-
trpfte Sagarbeiberc. San fan Ser
ior fontnte I'll at bnuc line %anifelig,
heoer meo at fortlare 6orboloene
Tor Dem, ont ban MI aabent lcger
Stettc / De Jpreneoc Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-02

a1e H%erioner, Der er blit itraffet for
SpertrPoelie af Spionagelopen.
0isie Hpgter er Iaa operorepne of De
er ganife m~eninsslsie.
ga oenne unberSseelie blep iat
lgaltg for ca. 2 Waaneber iioen iao
Der fpreiIet runbt ON / 9anoet ct
Iutal al fun 239 Yerfoner, Der bar
oomfGlote for S%pertrGbeIie al Spio.
nagelopen. gf bisIe bar SO III no.
ionct fin Straf meoens 8 er lsslabte
poa Earole. Der er Iaaleoes for Ii.
Den fun t79 S9ngIel. st gntal al
so al oisie bar aaereoe iaaet Neo-
iGttelIe al Straffen, og ies bar MI
anbeialet NebiGttelie al Straffen t
pocrligere 80 Eager. Get er at be.
merle at bisle 5al life inbbefatter
S. %. %. &etsiaeerne / Chicago %
California, Der piloe forsse Intnllet
meo 121. III De iioitn9pnte er Dog
mange i oct iibite blit lsslaot MOB
Sifferbeo.
Scr er iligen f9ugilet paa 8rluno
al Oeres %iociale, politiife, %efonomiife
euer arisSanifueIler. Iesuoen er
Der blaiibt oct openfor il9pnte IntaI
Straiiarger e, bel Del, iom err itrai-
Jet ior SpertrGoelic al ben militGre
lloifripningslop, ioet De iatte Jig
inlob % iorlsgte paa ale mnllige
Wiaaoer at binore llbifripningen.
Get er iaaleocS inolpienoe at DC
&pgter ON, at Der er oper 1000
politiife Strafianser i 69nsieI / Sc
6orencoe Stater er falife, og er Ell.
ten ct lloilag al en- raierloe Santaii
euer ct fori9tlis 6orisg paa at fore
Eublifilm bag 2pIet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-02

gnena aonititition enoelig pebtoges,
mco iinc arap, b~enboloSpis ON tier.
fcre mIlif9re @aratticr OF Niier.
f%jcnoclie al &ocerneS S%i6eitiactbeo.
Mon off imioIertio fra begge biSIe
Spgrgantnol, Iont bar pGret orsftct
inogaocnOe / 2igofomuisiioner, 90
&C 10 Sonocs GeprGleiltanter loo iig
neie nlcO 0et, ilig iom oct bar.
Get Tiger Jig ielp, at Oen peotagnc
aonititution life bill tilircositiQc
ale. Somme er principielt imoh
Gilbert 6olfencS 6orbmo, bare ior'
81 oct or Ct SremifriOt ira De gam
lie 3ilitanoe; andre pil iinoe oen
Cr0ning, man M tiliioit er blet
enig ON, iorfaitelig. ioroi man life
har fluunct gao cnonI mere rd6ifalt
tilpcrfa % meO engan8 lao en-
Strcg ouer alt oct ganlle. Soml
man let pil iorltan, er 6ctte umulig.
Dian fan life meo ct Slag lsite Ell
bel &crGen no al tiIenoarig @Gpo
% crltnttc oct altIommen me0 no.
oct mt. Mon mao nore iorneIct
mcO at ia ct Sfriot 40 @angen. 90
oct SfriOt, Iom Der or tat, piI iif
tcrt pic Jig at pare ct al DC ollcr.
piQti1itc, &erocn her gjort benimoo
en- bcorc Civilization % itsrrc 6oIfc.
lpfte. 6orblrnoct oil fife / ole I'll
flnnc Iorbinore arig, men
oct pil 0og / bei @roo iiene til at
.lorcbpggc Den, o. eiter oct, Iom Can.
0enc III bar gooet igiennent, fam b;
ucl pTre cnigc on, at 0cruco er me,
get uunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-02
olnbefaler Senaaonino.

en- WGigoe operorepne &p1ter er
iortioen / Smlsb angaaenoe INITIAL
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mentet oplpler SSSliititsminiiter Sal
mel at Separtementet bar i~oretat %
tilenocbragt cit inOgaaenoc llnoerIf'
aclie al ole SomiGloelier mlSer
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beiaIe til TrGiiocnten 9enaaoning
eaer NeoiUttelie al Strafien | Ct
hpert SiliGIoe, bpor Het % &etfGr.
oisbco ihiloe lpncs at fr9pe en- lao
Dan @anbling.
%ibcrc meooeler Suititsminiiterell
at ban bar iorelagt Tor ErGiiocntelt
Nnbeialina al Straineoi9ttelIe / 80
Eager. Snseu al sc peofomncnoe
Straiian9ers Napne MI bli oiiert'
lis9iort irotil Soflmlenterne meo
Er1iioertcus llnoerifriit or tilbagc-
lenbt ira Oct Spibe Siis. : lin Or.
flGriug berom Tiger SuititsminiIte'
rem:
Set or i Seune Sorbinbelie snife.
liz at slsre opmcrfiom paa at opcr'
oreune &Mter ansaarnSc guiaact al
poIitiite Straiianser er lot / Smlsb
al Teriorcr. Der oriper propaganda
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