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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
AMERICAN AV|ATORS
HELD FOR RANSOM
AvlAroRs MISSING FOR wEEN
SEND WORD OF THEIR fOAO
IDLE DETENTION.
Mexican Bandits Capture s'rome"
VINO Crossed the Border and
Threaten to Execute Them On-
less Ransom Is Paid.

,..,rs r,rnortinc
Maria l'N"S' i-.'',' p,,i n paws
TO be rom ''''I''',' m. american
III" -."'V'' ....,... .inr. August
army "N'"'''>' . ,..n.f N M
D. Were '''''''" ''''' " m. l.ttars
military "'"''l "''' ''''.. ,.'.n.. n.ld nv
stated 'ii' "'." .'. "''' .......,,h..r.
bandits l'r N','''' 90, ,,'.,,,..n..d v.,rh
in Mexico anu "''' '''' ,... ,.il
death unless ''V ''''' '' N.i,r
report was '''''''' ''' '' .f Nh,
"eher" i'.'"'''''''' ,,,.,,fi,,,.
southern u'l'"' nov '''' .,,'., l,.r. ,,ot
ed report was "'' MI, o.,
the "Ni"'orS VIZ .. h,.,.r
point c'oSe To ,'..',.. t.,,.iit
ana 'nal N"..0 '' ,... - .,''..,.. $500.
' inc DE i''','' -. ,...i ,.t.,,,.
'ne ''"''' W. '''' ''
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Persian Treaty Causing Comment.

Paris.-Although the peace confer
ence has not yet taken up the British
Persian treaty. which just came 10
light. wherein the British claim spec
ial privileges in Persia which prac-
tically makes Persia a protectorate
like Egypt it is expected the subject
will be brought up before the council
of five as soon as the shah Of Persia
arrives In Paris.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
LINES BEING DRAWN
IN TREATY FIGHT
ADMINISTRATION FORCES WILL
CENTER EFFORTS ON GETTING
TREATY OUT OF COMMITTEE.
Republican Senators Declare Result
Of Negotiations Will Be Stiffening
of Resistance to Attempt at
UnreserVed Ratification.

Washington.-As a sequel - the
White House conference on Saturday
between President Wilson and Sena-
tor Hitchcock, administration leader
in the senate treaty fight. it has be-
come apparent that the adminiStra-
ton forces will center their present
effort on bringing the treaty out OF
committee and defeating any textual
amendments, leaving in the back
ground any negotiations relative 10
final ratification with reservations.
Meantime, Republican senators de-
clared one result of the negotiations
of the last few days and of Senator
Hitchcocks statements after he had
left the president had been to stiffen
resistance to any attempt at unre-
served ratification and to increase the
determination of those who want the
treaty amended outright They as
serted Saturdays poll had shown OPP
position growing stronger in the face
OF the explanatory statements from
Toxic and from the White House
III AN POAtNh HOSAllOn VI lliC lIC>l-
dent that any teXtual amendments
would send the treaty back for re-
negotiation with Germany without any
military force to compel acceptance
of the American demands was taken
as largely forecasting the trend of the
amendment fight.
1t is known that Mr. Lodge has been
studying a number Of drafts, including
those drawn by the McNary group and
those suggested by Elihu Root. VIII
liam II. Taft and Charles Z. Hughes.
He is understood not to have stood
sponsor for the draft he showed to
the Republican senators, however but
TO have merely submitted it for con-
sideration.
Republicans assert that the only
possible outcome, if reservations are
20 be adopted in place of textual
amendments, will be agreement on the
draft drawn by Mr. Lodge or some
other senator which must be accepted
by the Democrats. The only open
question, they declare is how drastic
the reservations are to be.
The Democratic leaders. however,
maintained there had been no change
in their stand for unreserved ratifi-
cation, and in some quarters the out
come of the conference between the
president and Senator Hitchcock was
interpreted TO mean that Mr.. Wilson
would fight uncompromisingl against
both amendments and reservations.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
WAKEFIELD HAS RAIL PLAN.
Six Per Cent Guaranteed On Capital
Invested.


Invested.
Washington.-A plan devised by S.
Davies Warfield of Baltimore. under
which the government in the reorgan-
ization of railroads, would provide
minimum return of per cent on in
vested capital with division of all sur
plus over that amount among employ
ees, the public and the earning road.
was outlined Thursday to the public
interstate commerce committee.
Luther VI. Walter Of Chicago. gen
eral counsel for the National Associ-
alton Of Owners of Railroad Securi-
ties, which sponsors the plan, discussed
its various points with the committee
at a five-hOur session, and declared
it could be put into effect at once. or
certainly with the return of the roads
to private control at the end Of the
year.
The right of labor to share in the
profits of the roads was laid down by
Mr.. Walter as one of the fundamentals
of the plan.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
JAPAN TO RESTORE sHANTUNG.
Restitution to China Promised by
Premier Hara

Tokio.-Restitution to China by ia
pan of those parts of the Shantung
province, including Kiaochow, now oc-
cupied by japanese forces. will be
made without unnecessary delay. but
the time required will be dependSat
upon the attitude of China, said TAX
ashi Dara, the japanese premier, in
an answer to a question as to whether
actual restoration would take place.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE.
Harris Family Accused Of Staying
Jesse n. Cone.

Ncphi. Utah.-Mrs. Alice J. Harris.
her sons. Eugene Harris and Leland
Harris. and Edward l.. Tackman. were
ordered held for trial 10y the FIfth dis.
frict court on joint charge of murder
n the first degree. AT the conclusion oi
their preliminary hearing before j j.
Cooper. justice OF the peace. mt N"phh
Justice Cooper ordered the four held
without bail. The woman, her sons
and Tackman. an employee ON The
Harris farm. are accused Of Staying
Jesse II. Cone. II nelghbor. at th" iiar-
ris ranch on Trout Greek. July -.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Eiremen Ask for Bio Raise.

Cleveand.-A 80 to 50 per cent In.
crease in wages is demanded for H.
900 firemen and hostlers on railroads
in the United States and Canada in a
wage scale adopted before adjourn
ment Sunday by 300 general chairmen
OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men and EngInemen in session here all
week.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
DECLARES ARMS EMBARGO.
Supplies for Carranxa Government
Halted for the Present.

Washington. The Carrnnza govern
ment viii not be permitted 10 import
further arms and munitions from me
United States, for the present ai l'asi.
This became known Friday following
the publication ~ the exchange "l
notes between The United States ana
Mexico. in which the American gov
eminent threatened change of po'I'y
unless Americans in Mexico were n'''
uuatcly protected.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

Wallace, Idaho-A walkout Of prac-
tically 100 per cent of the miners Of
Burke, Mullan and Nine Mile districts
Of the Occur dAleneS occurred Friday
following a vote by members of the
Union of Mine, Mil and
Workers.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
CARRANZA GUSTS BRITON.
Mexican Head Orders William Cum
mings to Leave Country.

Washington. - William Cummings
British charge d'archives in the City
of Mexico, has been ordered to leave
lhe country by President Carranza.
! While not officially stated, it was
understood that Carranza's action re-
Suited from the statement recently
made in the house of commons by the
British undersecretary of state that
Great Britain had not recognized the
Carranza government and would not
do so until there was some guarantee
that lives and property of British cit
liens in Mexico would be protected by
the Mexican government.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Climax Near in H. c. /. Fioht.

Washington. - The governments
campaign to reduce the high cost Of
living, which has met with energetic
response from governors. mayors food
administrators and district attorneys
working under the department of JUS
tice throughout the nation. is expected
to reach a climax this week.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

Idaho Falls.-Ihe body Of Richard
Harris believed to have been resi-
dent of Butte, Mont was found float.
ing in Snake river by two young boys
who were playing along the river bank.
1t is believed the man was dcmcnted
and fell into the river just below some
falls at Il lava creyice.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Employers Discuss Lockout Plan.

New York.-A general building
IN des lockout for an indefinite period,
in an attempt to halt the practice
If various building trades labor unions
If forcing successive increases in
wages by an intermlnable series OF
strikes will be considered at con
ference of the Building Trades Employ.
ers' association.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Student Held for Girls Death.

Ithaca, n. Y Donald w. Fethcr
Cornell sophomore, and son of q
wealthy Los Angeles oil promoter wa
leld on a charge of first degree muir
der in connection with the disappear
ance of Miss Hazel GRANGE, 1Syear
old Ithaca girl, on the night of July
10, when she went canoeing on Cayuga
lake with the college student.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Pershing Coming Home soon

Paris.-Before leaving for Italy.
General John J. Pershing told CORE.
spondents that he expected to sail for
America about September |, and. short
ly after his arrival, would vlsit his old
nome IN Missouri and would also 20
10 Cheyenne, Wyo.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Russian Operations Costly.

London British expenditures for
the naval and military operations In
Russia from the date of the armistice
until the end Of July amounted to
$3.50 100000, according to an official
white paper" issued here Thursday
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
unionists Enter POLITICS.

Fort Collins, Colo.-A workers nom
partisan league. which will enter 'N'
political field I'm Colorado next f'"'
was organized here Thursdn' h' I'N
eight delegates attending th" "Nl''''
convention Of the Colorado State '''
Grafton Of Labor.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

Paris.-The supreme council in its
response, drafted Friday, to the reply
of the Rumanian government to the
note of the council regarding the occu-
patton of Budapest, does not ask the
Rumanians to leave Budapest immedi-
ately.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
EIGHT Killed al crossinn

Cleveland.-Seyen members Of the
John Trainor family, Of Cleveland
father mother, four sons and a daugh.
ter and woman relative Of the Train
ors-were Instantly killed when their
auto was struck by "A train at cross
ing Sunday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Wickersham Pleads for Pact.

ashington.-FOrmer Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham, in a statement is
sued through the League to Enforce
Peace on Saturday called upon the
senate to ratify the pace treaty with
the league of nations covenant.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

Coblenz.-Workmen In the railroad
shops Of central Germany are refn,,"a
to repair an armored locomotive ,.ar,
OF the equipment Of the army. nm H.,
ground that it is tool Of @yosi'e..
bloodhounds." '''''
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

New York.-All subway and eleyat.
ed railway lines Of the Interboro Randi
transit company We're tied m sn,doy
by the strike Of 5000 members If
the brotherhood Of Interboro Emnloy.
eos which went into effect at 4 o.cln.,,
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
calIfornians Have Their Beer.

Los Angeles city of los ~"
geles has issued about 100 licenses ''.
the sale of 2.TJ beer and many '"'
bar rooms have revived for the ''"''
serving crowds Mt all hours.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Ohio Profiteers Arrested.

Columbus, Ohio. - Forty warrants
charging Ohio food dealers with food
boarding and profiteering were issued
by the state of Ohio on Friday, and
arrests will be made Immediately, ac-
cording to Governor James Cox.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Americans Thank French

Paris.-On the occasion Of the do
parture Of the last American unit,
from the former base at Gievres Col
Samuel teber, commander Of the camn
issued an order Of the day expressive
the gratitude Of the American troon'
to the French people.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Grey Britain's Envoy to U. S.

London. - Viscount Grey, former
British secretary Of state for foreign
affairs, has agreed to represent the
British government at Washington.
pending the appointment Of perma
nent ambassador.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

Saelm, Dorchester William Clark,
who robbed the Bank of Beaverton,
and was sent to the penitentiary one
month ago, made his escape from the
Berry field on the prison farm. He
is u wears old.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Frenoh Avi,tors suffer Heavily

Paris French pilots aud Observer
fillcd and wounded during IN'
aggregated ca per cent OF ihr '"'''
flying personnel Of slightly jess
$1,000 men. The percentage "'
was greater than that of amy "'"''
branch Of the French army
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Wild West Stunt in New York.

Buffalo, n. Y.-Three members Of
the crew Of a Lehigh Valley troop
train were held up by two masked
men between Niagara Falls and Buff
falo early Thursday and robbed Of
all their cash.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Italian Rail Men offer Longer Day

Rome-Premicr Nitti has r'c'' -
telegram from several groups oil
way employees who volunteer ~
crease the number of their "''
hours in order to increase n'''''
production.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Tinoco Reaches Jamaican Capital

Kingston, Misunderstanding Tinoco
who recently abandoned the presiden-
cy of Costa Rica and fled the country,
fearing he would be assassinated ar
rived here Saturday on board the
steamer Zacapa, en- route to Europe
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Forest Fire Beyond Control.

Camas. Wash.-A forest fire center
ing a mile and a half east of Wash
ougal, famed by brisk winds, got be-
yond control and late Friday was re-
ported spreading into large fields of
standing grain.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
suez Canal Blocked.

London-Thc Sucz canal has
blocked 10y the sinking Of th" l.'' '.'
cruiser Basillcnta after nm 'Nl''
according 10 advices from Port
The cruiser sank near 'ewiik.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Workers Out. Make Record.

New York.-More Industries are af-
fected by strikes now going on or
threatened in this city than ever be-
fore in the history of labor unions,
according to figures compiled by labor
leaders and made public Friday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21

Frank Lyon Polk, counselor Of IN.
state department and acting secretary
OF state, has been nominated by Pres-
ldent Wilson as under secretary q,
state, new office created under IN.
1919 legislative and judicial spproprI.
alton bill.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Will Repair Warshine

Washington. - Acting Secretar,
Roosevelt soon will ask congress fo,
an additional appropriation Of abo,r
Sl5'OOO,0o0 for use in repairing nava,
vessels.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Austrians Want Charles.

Paris.-Dignitaries of the former
Austrian regime have reiterated then
requests that former Emperor Charles
assume an active part in Austrian af
fairs, according to a dispatch from
Zurich.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
PRoFlTEERs FIRED FROM BOARD
Grain Corporation Scandal Revealed
BY Senate Probe.

Evidence at a secret
investigation of the purchases of beans
for the food administration during tn
war so incensed julius II. Barnes. @
New York, president of the Cnitc
States grain corporation, that he for'
ed two employees of the administrator
to resign, the senate and house aer
cultural committees were told by G. a
Turner, PRESENT Of the California BoM
Growers association.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-21
Portland car Mem 10 Get WaNe 80

New YorI.-The war labor ho'''
its final session here Tuesday G'"'
an increase OF 10 per cent IN
10 employees of ten tranction CON-
les centerng in Boston, Pittslurgl' '''
Cleveland.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
u~oenlanoife buitruer.

Sra Yoris berettes oen 2Sbe sc.
bruar, at IntaQet al anterifanife
SolOnter, Iom bar giitet iig meo
frantic 9pinbcr life antoges at bile
operifrioe 5000. SnIfalo bar man
bi0til life reoe pan ilere.
Wange nmerifonlfe Solonter bar
ogIaa inogaaet sGgteifab meo eng.
ITnoerinoer, % Der beretteS ira
2olloon, at oisie engelife 9rrl0e pil
bragg til "Stoterne", iaaInort oere5
unge sGeteiGler faar Srore til of
bragg bicm igien.
gtaoncne pao bisie anerifanife
SoIboter cr ell SemmeIigbeo. iom
alene fieloes al Maior 5. Eotter,
amerifanif Ioiutont / @nglano. Get
err en- ~periouIi9 Gag, flyer ban. Dc
hinge grIoe er ale Iamleoc lone.
mbcre i'll Son0on" UNDER Sen amerI.
tonife 9Irnie5 %aret9gt og oil bli 81.
pet ri Heiie til Staterne", Iaainart
man fan iinoe ~pasienoe Sfib9lei.
ligbe0 I'll Dem, fortPller Maioren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
ct SproS.llltimatum

Saurel. Wim., oen lite 0lartS:
"Speof GngIiib or quit" itaar Ser
paa StiIoter / Observation-Disclosures
Der, % ser er ingcn, iom mIfter.
@rrfcrc, Hlrmruere og andre
lloIrnoirgcr iaaocIiom 3pifcre o.
Gltcrrigere gier lit beoite lorat tale
gmcrifa5 Sprog.
Sfilotcnc er opiIaoeoc al grbei.
ocrne lelo lom CT %arito ON, ct in.
let frcmmeo Iungemual piloc bli
tillaot iblan0t Dem.
: Negpnoelieu par ser nogIe ian,
lom miltfeoe, mei De iauot, at Bert.
~itcoSluiten bop6c en- ifaoeIig Sr6iIp.
oclle poG ocreS ScIbreo % legte Mr..
bei0e onoetite6S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
~llunotlise Samtaler
oper Papet.

Sra Sonooli, GngIono, meloes
0en 3oie 6ebruar, at DC Grperimen
ter, Iom bar ppret ioretagct meo
trnoolsS %SeIeioucring, mi or iaa
langt ircmitreouc, at man nprer
goot &oab in0en iaa llqer at funne
isre munotliae Somtaler mellenl
Sonoon on Nciu Dorf.
Samtioig berettes. at traa0lgie
Selcionapparater, iom fan bpres /
fonlme / Brig. Naar bette fer, uil
femme / BRIG. gtaar bette eff, uil
Ell FerIon, iom I. Gr. ipaoicrer paa
@aoen / &onoon, funne bgie Ell
alofte ringe / Beitelommen OF ueO
at boloeS nitrumentet III 2ret hgre
Stemmcn til en- onoeu Bcrion, iom
mlIlger2 bciJnOer tia / Ell iaa lang
HiitauO ira bOm iom ira @ariatu.
Huslarb, til Sonoou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
Sinte D~inaplere.

Nero Oorf ben 27oe 6cbr.: Gen
amerifauite Tinapleriorening peotog
poa lit Aarslnsoe ber ioag Ell &eIo.
luton, bpori Der protcitcreS moo
"ben uamerifanlfe % bollbepiitiifc
Observation-Disclosures, Iom 0ripeS
beri Satoet moo Ginaplerne, bpiS
fundamentals &ettigbeoer Tom Dor
gere CT blet fr4nfe0e % buiS Gien-
Dom err blet fnnfiiferet iioen rimelis
@runo og uoen en- rimelig @obtgie-
relic"
s Ell alloen HeioIution frGueS
Spbppell cn al arigsforbuoSIouen al
Den @rin0, at oenS Sam0bppelle
pilbe reIultere ! Gilintetgierelien al
Suiinoer Con al 8inoriier, iom life
pil fltnue anpenoes til togct onoet
0rug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
Gvpene faar fin Straf.

Sra Taris teIearaicrcS oen 27bc
6ebruor: De ire iorbcnpGrenoc y.
90. e. ". sIrbeioere, iom blep are
itereoe i Sarntar for llnocrilrb al
$4,000 al Soreningcr3 @iioIer, er
al &ri15retten blepet ognt til Strai.
arbeioe paa fortere eaer IGngere
3io. Geo. g.. Shoeiiel ira Hode.
tier, q. q, osintea til 10 o. &ep.
s. 9. atfins ira Seros % s. MauS.
iielo ira Nep 0ort til bper 10 AarS
SugtbllS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07

borr Ferlon en- g~nlconjng til at FOR.
tlcue 1T @re0."
Son trccoc, at ser meo oen til.
berlige Gispolition ira Snouitricns
SIoe olISc BIZ muligt Tor Triicrne at
lpllte nc0 i1len til Ell rimeIig @sioe
iioen at neoiTtte Sc nGrp0renoe Ir.
beloaIenuinler.
Get oil tnge minoit CT Mar euouu,
Tor GemobiIiicringcu al Sc ameri.
tanltc 2rig0tropper cr aiiIlittct, log.
DC ban, og "a GeuobiIi iertngcn mo
nenoigci5 oil tommc iii at iorcgaa
lan9lomt, piIoe Ell itIgenoe Ir6eiO8.
mougeI nunognoclig fomnle til at
crilrcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
Grtrabetalinoeu.

@aibington Ser 3oie Oiarts: Ma.
ri~neminiitcr Sauicls u0iteotc i6og en-
aunogjgrelic ont Sremgang5maa
Sen iorat erhoI0e ben unoer ocn me
6itanslou o~utoriIereoe G~rtrabeta
ling al $50 til Eerioner, iom cr bG.
oerIig ~aiifeoigcoe ira attn 1ieneite
i Marincn moer arigen.
@ercttige0e til oertne grtrabeta
ling er ale 0iiicerer og @ieuige /
SIaaoen og Yiarineforpiet, Heierpi.
tier, iaapeI f~pinoelise iom m~anoIise,
og Gerioner ! Gpitpagtstiereiten,
apitoSmaaIinler o. Sprtaorntiene'
item, ION aioroe oftio 3ieneite i sri,
gen.
SaaSanne Terloner err 0og life
bcrettigeoe til oenne grtrabetaliug,
bpis Be peo aimsnitriugen aaereOe
bar erbolot Ell Yfaanebs ertra Sen.
eQer bpis De or peniionsberettiseoe,
er,rabepilgninJen bill beller life bli
uobetaIt til Aroinser eller lesalc
8eprPientanter.
De iamme &egIer siGloer osiaa
ior Siiicerer % Soloater. iom al
msniircs al Armeen.
Der oar et 6orilag oppe ON. at
Ciicercr ifuIoe betaIes $500 pe0 Nj.
meniiringen al 1~ieneiten, men bette
5oriIag blep life ueotaset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
Sfireno / Colorado.

Stenmboat Gambling. Colo, beu
tie WtortS: Nroers Sargen ira ct.
Naul, Winn., og bans Nrooer Cars
ira Chippewa Sails, 8iS., fom mere
poa at lGttc Ell IN Sopreforo peo oct
oorlige SfirenO Der. Cars Saligen
glor0e Sop paa henbol0suis 900
% PIP og an0ers paa 205 500, men
begge ialot. Teforoen, 203 600,
bIcu lat Der al SenrD San oen 2oen
Warts 1917.
An0erS pauot qieiterifabet ira lin
9roocr meo $40 points moo 343
Eoints for Ears.
eoiuar0 Srinoer berira Steam.
boat Sanoing blep 90. , og e. Rooo
ira Chicago 90. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
Ct hiltoriif Slofbus.

@hite Sulpbur Spring@. Wont.,
oeu lite ytart5: st gnmmelt 9lot
bus, et al 6e ino iom iinoes igien !
Stater, tarife ! belle 9on6et, itaI
iIpttes bio til 9pen o. inorettes til ct
biitorit Niuieum.
Oct par / lin 10 fienot iom Sort
2ogan og uar ogisrt Ill geit1ttaIic
al SOIoater "a ScttIere moo Snoio-
nerue5 GllgIer % File. Get bar ieet
mango ippnoenoe &lloragelier.
Sortct bIep opisrt Al De 6oreneoe
Stuter3 Irue ! 1870 o. berira ar.
ienOtc5 Grpeoitiouer UNDER Sen.
Gibbons moo Gbiei Soiepb. crop.
per iom Iene0e operereoe moo Sit.
ting 9uu, bar ogiaa itatiOnereoe
Der.
9lottbuiet. eqer "6ortet". ION Set
aIminoeIlg falotes, eie5 al Charles
@aoois. pan bpi9 Hanh / SaIen SET
err beli8genoe. Get ilIIgte meo i
Sanoeler, oa BAN for mango 4ar
iioen fisbte Observation-Disclosures
oHIfring oei.
Stotens Nioeling al Den natio.
male Screening Daughters Of the
American &cpubIic~ sriteoe AZ flebe
9lofhuiet al Nr. 8eooiS o. ilptteoe
Set Ill lloitiaingsgrunoen / Selena
Tom Ct Niiieum Ill SpbepareIie al
SrigSminoer, men ban ioretraf al
iti9ufe Oct Iom en- @ape iii @bite
Sulpbur SprinSs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-07
Grilepriiernc.

@aIbin9ton Den 230c 6ebruar:
Cen nprprreibe @inimum5priS al
$3.50 pr. 100 Tuno for Spin oil,
ifoI9c Srore ira MaooNminiitrotio.
uen bIi f~ortlnt, inotiI Ger al YrGii.
ocnten iatteS en- enOeliS @eitcmmeI-
le angaaenoc 0en beitaocnoe Gmbar.
90 poa 6Ieif p~eorsrcnoc n~sitrale %
andre 2anoe.