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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
'WOMAN4S CLUB
AGAIN SCORES
luncheon Last Night Praised
By Everyone. Nothing in
South Ever Surpassed
THE DANCE LAST NIGHT

The Shrine Ceremonial closed
last night with one Of the largest
and most beautiful dances that has
ever occurred in the state and pro-
badly in the South. The spacious
Watson warehouse was radiant in
colors, and more than SOC couples
were con the floors dancing to ex-
affords from two bands situated in
the center and end of the room.
Supper was served to more than
a thousand visiting SfIriners and
their lady friends, and these sat
down DO long rows of ftables and,
were sserved with a delicious course
luncheon by the ladies of the Wo-
mems Club assisted by other la.
dies Cdf Wilson.
The Club certainly deserves es-
pecial mention for the fine way in
which every detail was handled, and
great many ShrineB asked us to
say personally for them that moth
ingauuld have been dome better, and
that Wilson has certainly taken care
of Sudan Temple in an eminent de-
gree weculiarly Wilson'S way OF do
ing things.
Ttks Ceremonial yesterday after
noon was all that could be wished
according to the reports of those
who were on the inside, and all
speak in the highest terms of viii
sons hospitality and the Wilson
spirit.
The Sudan Temple lis a compare
lively new organization, and yet it
now has more than 1880 members.
The nmitiation OF 46e smembers yes
terday is an event unparalleled
anywhere except in some of the
large cities of the country.
Divisional lines will be asked for
in order to give Sudan Temple ju-
risdictdon over Eastern North Car
olina Heretofore the Oasis Tenn
pie has been the only one in North
Carolina, and Of course it has been
necessary for Shriners either. in the
East or West to travel quite a
long distance whenever he desired
to take the Shrine. Now with this
division Sudan will have charge sOf
the Eastern part of the state while
the work of Oasis win be confined
to the West.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
A CONSPIRACY
TO MUTINY
FOUND AMONG BRITISH
SOLDIERS WAS DISCOV-
Erred. AN EFFORT TO
CAUSE THEM TO DEMOB-
OLLIE AND REFUSE TO
RE-ENLIST AS REQUIRED.
THE WORK OF BOLSHE-
WIKI.

London. May "a conspiracy to
bring about a mutiny among the
British soudfers and sailors and to
prevent them from re enlistfng when
ever the government requires and
to bring about anarchy has been
discovered and a number of persons
have been arrested and their places
of residence searched for inerirn-
mating evidence. 1t is Bolsheviki
and German propaganda to bring
about a dissolution of the allied
countries and their armies.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
M A r K E T S
COTTON.

New York, May 9.-The cottnn
market opened firm iat an ;aa-
vance of from -22 to >3S points with
July selling at 26.75 and October
at 24.95 in response to higher cab
les ond continued wet weather in
the south The market met "a good
deal of realizing and there were
reactions of from ten to fifteen
points from the best of the early
trading
New York, May .a-Cotton fu-
lures opened firm with May -28-2O /;
July 1885, October 24.SO; Dec.
24.40; Jan. 24-15.
At noon May was 2S.13, 1nly,
1864; Oct. 24.S1.; Dec. 224S4.
Spots Wilson market middling basis
1864.
The market CLOSED sat 8 p. m as
follows Jan. 24a48: May, 2S3S );
July. 2s.s1s Oct. -25-24; DEC,
PATS.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
GERMAN PEOPLE
MAY FIGHT
SAY THEY PREFER ANAR-
CHY TO SLAVERY. QP-
POSED TO CLAUSE RE-
,FERRING TO THE SARRE.
VALLEY AND TO THE.
AMOUNT OF INDEMNI-.
TY. ALSO TO THE DIS
POSITION OF FOREIGN
COLONIES.

Paris, May 9.-In regard to the
peace terms says dispatch from
Reuters Telegraph COMPANY. .'On
all sides there peryades DISPOSE
tion in Germany to resist to the ut
termost. Anarchy rather than
slavery is the expression being
heard on all sides among the peo-
pie who are discussing the probable
consequences should they Ger
many) refuse to sign the peace;
treaty.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09


second set was the regular long
distance radio installation and the
third was the equipment for -t,re--
radio compasses
Messages of Congratulations.
AS the planes approached one or
the patrol vessels, long before il.
was sighted, the long distance radio
was buzzing. Questions and answers
flashed back and forth, dealing With
directions for navigation. Impor-
tant communications were reIayed
to and from the speeding seapIanes.
some from Washington, One carried
greetings to Commander Towers.
and his crew from Acting secre-
tary Roosevelt, who watched the
trip with keen interest all day as.
the departments messages came
in.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09

scriptions to thte Victory Loan in the
New York Federal Reserve district
stood tonight at s970.143. 400 a gain
for the day of s175,77O, 100. The
amount subscribed is equal to 71.s
per cent of the quota OF s1.s5O, ,0Go,-
ooo.
the district. Kentucky which already
million and a half dollars over
The Cleveland district now has
ed only by the Chicago district
which has I $50 The Boston dis
trfct has 434 communities over.
their allotment.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
TORNADO SWEETS LOWER RIO
GRANDE.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May s.
Fifteen persons were killed early
last night when one of the worst
tornadoes experienced in South
west Texas swept the lower Rio
Grande, valley demolishfng farm
houses and doing great damage to
growing crops, according to telegrams
received here tonight from the storm
stricken area.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09

Today's results went far toward re-
moving the anxiety felt heretofore by
the Treasury officials over the pro-
gress of the loan totals towa1d the
tDtal needed.
With the speed shown by sub
scriptions in the last two days con-
tinued tomorrow and Saturday the
recorded subscriptions by Saturday
night Should be 3,250, 100000
and $3,5O0;OoO, 900 officials believe
That will leave billion or more to
come in as result of the final count
of last minute sales, and in previous
loans the amount of these belated
has run unusually much
higher than "a billion.
| Another factor which probably
will tend to swell the late figures is
that big corporations may enter
larger subscriptions than they really
desire, in the belief that in the final
allotments their purchasers will be
pared down. This would result
from the Treasury's announced in
tention of accepting no more than
S4,500,0OO, ,OeO subscriptions unless
the purchasers of $4,000 or less Of
Victory notes should push the total
beyond that figure. No subscriptions
of $4,000 or less are to be rejected.
The feeling of relief apparently
abont the treasury today is not to be
interpreted, however, as indicating
any reason why all the subscriptions
possible should not be rolled in dur
ing the remaining two days. Small
orders still are as much desired as
ever, it was explained, because the
financial soundness of the loan de-
pends so strongly on a wide distri-
button of the securities. A race for
the highest standing in percentage of
quota at the close of the records
Saturday, has developed between
the st. Louis district, which still
heads the percentage list with 87.54 !;
the Minneapolis district with 1881; !;
and the New York district with 71.a5
New York, in the figures tabulated
tonight at the treasury department
was within sso,O0o,ooO of billion
dollars.
| Advices from Philadelphia indi-
Gated that individual subscriptions
in that city now number 2O5,-
500 alta corresponding period in the
Fourth loan the city had $4,000
A telegram from st. Louis tonight
indicated that district experts to go
over the top tomorrow. St. Louis
city with s76~pers cent of the quota
lIzubscribed, Was reported the lowest
hin standing OF all sub-divisions in
THE district. Kenetucky which already
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
Recognition of omsk

Paris, May 9.-The movement
for the recognition by the allies and
the United States of the government
at 5Omsk by admiral Kolchak as the
de facto government in Russie is
being seriously considered in Paris
and may be expected at any day.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
ONE MACHINE is
IN THE WATER
But Crew Fared Comfortably
On Quiet Sea Until Res
cued. Engine Trouble
CAUSED THE DESCENT

Washington, May 9.-The depart
ure of the Naval seaplanes N. c. l
and N. C. 8, from Halifax for Tres
pasey Newfoundland on the second
leg of the Transatlantic flight
has Leen postponed until tomor-
row the navy department has been
advised by message from the sup
ply ship the Baltimore.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09

Washington, May President
Wilson today issued through Sec
retary Glass a message to the Amer
lean people appealing to them to
make this a popular and great
thanksgiving offering tax for the
cessation of the war and the res
toration of liberty to all the
world.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
WEATHER.

For North Caroline showers and
thundefstorms probably tonight
and Saturday with somewhat low
er tempdrature on Saturday IN tho
interior with moderate south
wfnda.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
Mr.. stanbury to Baltimore.

Rev. Mr. Stanbury left this
morning for Baltimore to see his
wife and baby, the latter being there
for treatment. Mr.. Stanbury on
"Wednesday attended the District
Conference at Tarboro, and spoke
at the meeting.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
The Chinese win not Sign treaty.

Paris, May 9.-Wireless messages
received from Pekfn today state that
China is unanimously opposed to
the Kio-Chou, Stantung settlement.
Instructions sent to Represents
tives of the government here and
ether places froh the Northern and
Southern governments of China
would indicate that the entire
country is opposed to making conces..
sions to Japan. Ii
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
Gained a footing in Hungary

Copenhagen, May 9.Superior1
Czech forces after a bitter struggle
nave gained footing in the town
Of Nagysccseng Hungary des-
patch from Budapest says.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
THREE BILLION
DOLLARS REACHED
Nearly 5000. .0o0,O ,O00 We're
Raised Today for the
Victory Loan
ST. LOUIS WINS PENNANT

Washington, May 9.-The total
of the loan today went over the
three billion mark, but treasury
of1icials said that the exact figures
could not be tabulated until to-
night.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
STOCKS.

New York, May 8.-The most sig
nificant feature in the early deal
ings on the stock market today
was the / 1-2 point advance in Unit
ed States Steel which rose to 101 1-2.
SThis was evidently in recognition
of the free or open market in the
manufacture of steel which is ex-
pected as the result of the failnre
of producers and the railroad admin
istration to agree on prices. The spe-
cial feature of the market was the
spectacular rise of p IL points gain
in Texas company. and in Atlantic
Gulf, the oil. feathers, shippingsr
and textiles.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
Thomas Nelson Page May Resign

Paris, May 9.-It was stated to-
day that Thomas Nelson Page, the
American Ambassador to Italy, may
resign as minister to Italy as soon
as the Peace Treaty is signed.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09

to the terms of the Austrian treaty
of peace and the other the matter
of the borders of the former Aus
Hungarian territory.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
President may visit Belgium.

Paris, May s.-President VIII
SON will visit Belgium and make an
important speech during his trip
in that country.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
Made the 5a5 Miles in Q Hours.

MADE the 525 Miles in Hours.
Commander Towers with the
NC 1 and N-C-3 made the trip to
Halifax in fraction less than nine
hours the distance of the map over
the course they took being 525
miles. These two planes went thru
the test in such fashion as to con-
vince officers here that prospects
for reaching Prlmouth Engla nd !:
the ultimate goal of the navy air
men were exceedingly bright. Each
of the three planes had a triple
radio installation when it left
Rockaway. One set was the teIe-
phone by which they communicated
with each other while in flight
at dispatch of a score or more
miles. Stations and guard shfps
/ listened nm ON many Of the con-
versations and reported them. The
has obtained its quota, will go a
million and and half dollars over
its allotment.
New York District Forging Ahead
New York, May s.-Ofieial sub
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09

President wilson appeals to people
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09
Austria must give up ships.

Paris, May s-The plans of the
peace agreement with Austria will
include the relinquishmentf of all
ships of the navy both large and
small to be surrendered to the allies,
the disposition of them by the al
lies to be made later.
THE COUNCILS HARD AT WORK.
Paris, May Both the Council
or Four and the conncfl of Forsien
Ministers resumed their sittings
The former giving especial attention
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-05-09

Chapman, Mass, May 9.-The
hydroplane Nc which was towed
into the naval air station here when
compelled to land on account of en-
gfne troubles on its Transatlantic
fight will resume it's flight tomor-
row. aaei
Two of the big four engines were
giving trouble, but the mechanicans
of the plane hope to make repairs
quickly. The plane was towed in
to the harbor by an aviator boat
belonging to the Chapman Air sta
tfon at $50 with its men. She was
first sighted by a guard from the
shore. The members of the crew
report that they were comfortable
while ON the water and passed the
night on calm sea.
Halifax, May s.-Two ofSthe
American navy seaplanes, the NC-1
and the NC-3. arrived here at eight
o'clock tonight O'Clock New York
time thus finishing successfully
the first leg of their transatlantic
fight.
The two planes were sighted
first at 7:44 p. m. The NC-3 took
the water at east Passage at 1856.
and the NC-1 ten minutes later.
No reports have been received here
regarding the NC-4 which develop
ed trouble with one of her engines
not long after leaving Rockaway
Point.
New York. May S.-The naval
communications service announced
tonight that the last direct word of
the navy seaplane NC-4 was receiv-
ed at 2:33 p. M while she was
limping along on three motors off
Otter Cliffs, Maine. headed for Hal
flax. Two destroyers are search
Ing for her along the coast.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05

1rigstieneite, % oisie bar 10 Iaa'
gootiom ubelliffenbe M9nb | @erne.
plig~tsaIberen. SpiIfen Snbflpoelie
bette bar bapt paa Hatipiteten, err Oct
life ~nebperbig at paapiie nGrmere.
Gt ifol bare nGpnes, at SpiflanbS
Eat paa 8runo af Natinitetens Spns
fen lapt anilaaet beIsber fig til B..
100000.
S nPr Sorbinoelle meb Natipite-
tens Spnfen itaar Sen Sorifppiling
Tom bar funoet Steo / Sorbolbct
nleIem I%ntalet of WGno og Gpin.
Der. s Suli 1915 bar Ger / Spif-
lamb 33.5 Miuioner Wfrnb % 34.S
Mtiaioner &uinoer; / Sftober 1918
bar 1aaene 31.2 Ni1ioner o. 33.9
Wtialoner. Sette Sorbolo folnnter
til at faa en- ifi9bneIpanger getpo-
ming for observation-disclosures, 90 oct
10 booeoiagelig er Den fraftigite Gel
at ben manolige 9efoIfning, iom
&rigen bar rpffet bort. Man fan req
ne, at Watipiteten / en- lang SID trent
ODER fommer til at boloe fig omfrins
80 pGt. af oct 1lormale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
MbpggeIt9e Sal.

Ser forcligger III Ell nsiagtig Be
regnillg al bpor mango Memtelfelip
arigen bar foitet Spiflanb. Sioen
1914 CT GeiolfningsnntaQet oirette
%iorntinoifct mcb 100000. Men
regner man mco Den Stigning, lon
norntalt ifllloe bapc ilunoet Steb, Ioa
fommcr man til oct &elnltat, at Sor.
nlinoifningen / |irfeligbeoen belebcr
iig til 100000. &opeogrunoen til
oennc prloige 6ormInbifning err Sea.
tipitcten3 Spnfen. Spis llopitlin.
gen bapoe foregaact nprnalt, piloe
Spiflano iiior @eit bapt 7O.7 Wtiaio-
iler Snopaunerc, mems oct life bar
mere cno $40 Niaioner.
Sor Iarcne 1914 % 1915 foreIig.
ger Der upiurliae @eretringer baaoe
ON DC miIitTre Cab o. ON 0poclig-
beoen blonot 9ipilbeiolfningen. Il-
lereHe i &riecns ferite Sio iteg Seoe-
liabcoeu gonife polbiont. S Ntao.
ne6erne acknowledgements 1913 bp-
DC 2t9,7 700 Wpnb, men i De ianmle
WaancNer / 1914 life minore END
161 900. gntallet al Sabine bar
$4,000, .. b. |. 1913 paa buert 1000
Snobpegere, IntaIet al Ssbe / oct
belle bar 66 psf. iterrc emo / oct fore.
gaaenbe Iar. : 1915 bar 0soeIia.
hcocn 6S pSt. pucr BET normale. 5
ariaen or Ger ialt falbt 100000
Wanb. 763, 900 Ycrioner or bsbe al
llnberernrring. &pao oen ipanifc
Spge bar frGpet al MennelfcIip ioar
man Ct ipogt @egrcb ON, rlaar man
bprer, at bare / Berlin bl,ffcoe 81.
900 Nennelfer UNDER for Spsoom-
men i 2ebet al 1918.
Set err ooe inoircftc ariecn bar
tiliciet SpitIanp DC aleritsrite Cab.
) 1914 bar al olle @crnepIistiec,
1874 Ninicner, mere enc Z Miuio.
ner eiitc.
Mi Hi9ets iamlebe @eicIfnins bal
tiIlMt belle 15-16 psf. inbfalbt til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
Wtheritas Grportbanocl.

Spis amerifanif &anbel og Snoil.
itri ifal pitoe en- fremtr9benoe Stil-
ling paa bet itore Seroensmorfco,
iaa frPpes Ser ubpre SilIfllo fra
@anferne for at f9tte Grportererne
iitano til at lplge Sarerne / llolan-
oct meb Sen lallge &reoit, Ser iom
&egel %forlanges. Sor at ifafie oisie
aloeles nsopenbige Eengeiummer bar
De Soreneoe Staters @anfoireftioit
Geoeral &eierbe @oaro) beiternt fig
til at anmobe &ongresien ON at beb.
tage Ell Sob, Der bill tinaoe enbper
National 9anf at anbri1ge 5 Gro,
cent al oereS iamleoe &apital / Iftier
/ arebitielifaber for Stette al San-
Del lneo llblanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
Tposfalo.

WrS. Sorano 2orIor, Cater al
Wills % Morgit &ionle, bar isot /
NumcbnI, Nor9e, 22be 5ebr. 1915,
TOM iont Smaapi9e iii Spring
@ronc, Wtinn., boor Eaitor GIauien
foniirmerte benoe / 1860, og oen
290c Sllli Tor 81 glar Iioen bleu bun
a. ban Dict til Son. Ncl5 Sarion.
DC bochc / &igblano GomnIbip,
NinncIbief 60, Soma / ODER 80
Nar, I'll DC ior logIc 9(or iioen DO.
Iottc Jig / Spring @rooc, Wiinn.
@un blcp @nfe oct 26bc Scbr. 1917,
oeoc ocn 26oe Sui 1919 % joro.
iGitcoca uc0 @i9blono airfc Den 29oc
SuIi, Nnitor u. 8. Sobnion toltc /
S%orgcbuict; bcnoc3 SjplcIerger i
airfcn. 6ltn blep Wooer til f.
Barn. bnoroi . Eiger osoe iom I'M
&c, 9iiI3 '97, Caroline (NtrS. 8. g.
@unnca) / 1916, @uitap % 2oui&
iioitc &lnter al Snilucn5a. Sc gien-
Iepcnoe Barn er: &errp, Gnfc So
banna %. Ecterion, WfrS. Ole 4e.
tcrlon Wir5. Oscar SoQei8rlto, 9ll.
bert % Sulja. GeN %iiOitnGpntc
pIeict Wtooeren iii oct iiOite. gae oe
gienlepenoe Barn, Spigerlonner og
Spigeroptre ionlt 80 @ornebarn 90
mango andre lulgte berloe til Sra.
ben.
Sln pnr Ell ellfuproig Stannlor,
bar nc0Iogt ct tort arbeioe, bar pp.
ret mco at oanne mallgeS &arafter
% "torfct &aorcr al andres &ino iaa
mongeu @crrcnS Sang. 9erior
bar bun inocrlig cIitet, beit ogtet /
@iem, Noboloq % Nieuigbeo % lab
nc3 loart. st pcIii0nclie3rigt Sip err
oilluttct. @un bebc GLAD ! Srocn
poa i'm 1relicr. 0eiIigt GitcrnGle!
"9hu, Tnf for alt ira ri bar Imoa"
inotil MI! &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
Ginnr NilicnS TurebrnN.

Eor en- r~cQrUicntntip Noriamllta
holot Toriattercu Char @iIien 1T
bcbnOcoc GorcoraQ Oct Noritc Gel.
TABS 2otala il0itc @oroag Hltcn. )
forte Grrt itiloreoc Tolercu Nor8c,
nets Soft oQ Notrr. Om han life
riloc paoitoo, at Noromrllo nar
hcorc ems andre ISolf iaa bar han
0oo itoIt al at tlwnc ii9c, at DC bar
ntIot pau Hcioc mco andre Iolf
Q}aa Iyru9tcrnc lfol Gruet ficnbt3;
Qienncm ole Tine itorc, bcrcmtc
W}ruO poo upriuqt ollie Smrooocr
houoc AIorlc nit, at oct bar 0oot
- ! henoc. DIR. Milien CT 'ao 0oo
Tmcrttancr iom noacl. Sans 9}orit.
non err en- |ratruaQct (ro pau lit Soils
itorc MAlliahcocr % oct2 9Ict til at
Iupoc ij1 ION Gmcritaucrc al nor't
&crtomiy.
Wir. @ilicn Icoiogcoe 6ortNro1ct
mco en- HUttt patrc. folorcrtc @tI.
Ic0cr in 9}orgt, Ii9eioa ira Malta.
ser oaiou cr ct al &c GrcntlOcns
&auoe. Jon ar. &ilitu meo Nc1cjit.
rir1 tror pno. Nau bar oeu NIcuing.
ar Nlaito, huor Ser cnonl CT Some.
i,coo at fau irit al Me9leriuRcn, e.
mere ititfet iom Stem Tor 9toromUur
eu0 nogcn Stut ! lluionru. SLATE
err Imcrita3 9torolono, bare nre0 oel
itore TorIfiel al Sen be0itc Gel q
glaifa liQqtr pua en- iuoliacre Nren.
0cqrao enc :. Or. boooc Nriitianic
% &iuoe9ue9. vi 0pnmc eitcr q
@Jueocr, W}r. @ilien bite ira Malta
er set mere irlltbart % riBt %
raffert Scr. euo DC iIeilc bar uogc,
@egrcb ON. %i bIcp iormcIia iuItn(
q. at here ON al oenue ociIiqe Carer
0eroppe i oe ja'rlc 6ioroe.
gnocI @iaeocr ira arigcn. boor
ibIan6t mango al bcu beremte hol
lon0ife &uuimlr Raematcrs gri
beioe Geguiugcr, eior0e giteuen ioc
oiuerlenoe. MAJ furoc enifc iiQ
N2an bebsoer / Oct belle to8ei life a
fie6e fla, uaor lir. &iIieu bar Croei
9ette bar Ran / lin Wia0t baaoc ION
3aler % Sfribcut. Sans &cltoIcn
beo or life heitropeuoe Srogpoerl
men ipng2len6e % G9te iom Wfan
ben ielp. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
9ecorab % SmleGll.
Sen ioc 9luRuit 1919.
Spbeinlo.

r0moro Aalpor'on, S6n az gr.
=, Mrs. Gucn &oIuorioL Oeoe llolte
Gre0ao Gccorob @oipitnl lonn 6ol0c
al @osiorQifminG, mems bon oei'oa
! Qriocn i Trantrige iiior. NRr. pal
porjon loa en- IGuqcrc Elo pno @olpl'
tol europa % iputc9 at tomlnc 'I8
bra. lloatct hans EilirIoe bar mc0ef
puoortct "a han iuoor bIep lloltre'
ncn al Nurcrl, melItc man, at bon
nutrcut belt bauoc iorpmoct 6el'
ocrlle al @oicn. Gcttc bite Ii9 bo8
life at prrc GiliplOet. @ni1 hleo
otter ina og har i%trnntet mere o8
minorc, inotil han for rogct oper Ell
lloc iiocn maottc in%olrgge9 poa so
ipitolct. @cqruuelicn i%orcNonr ira
SpnoOcfirfcu iooq C%Ntonongl. VI
npnc bar icot pno 6orUIorcnc@ 6orm
/ Nrrhcocn al Gccorob ben 29oc
o,ouror 1891. Gcttc cr oct tIerne
Qoo4ialo ; 1omiIicu pao Iiot ooer CT
9lor. Saitcrcn airs. aoIcool9 oeoc
tiNlio iioitc glor, az Ell Seltcr o9
en- @roocr ococ al &nlIllcnja tloIl9
iiior %iutcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
ulorobrano / Chicago.

Chicago ben 20cn Nuguit. Gn
Slocbruno, iom Nolitict crflGrer
bar blepet pooiat al Ncgrc lpreotc
liz tiOli9 iong opcr ct Itort GiItrift i
WoboIo0ct al Gbieogo Stoct })nr0S
% blcp iprIt bcgrUulct e~itcrot bape
Ingt opcr 100 Suic, uUientlig tiIbo-
rcuoc polite oq itolienitc 6nm.iIicr /
Nifr. Gre Ncrioner James % be-
irngte5 at urre Omfonmlct / SLANT
mernc.
Cpcr 5000 Micnncifer or al 81.
Den blcpet Biort blr3piIoc % Aiaceba-
oct mcllGu gtcgcre % &uloc trllcr
uc0 after at bIll3ic up. Gn Nioeling
Stat2troppcr er lcnbt til @%ranoIte-
brt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
Sombedttcntdt.

Cos NnQcIc$, Sal, sen 3oie 9lt-
quit. Oscar &olulrr, tioligcre asst.
itercnoe II. e. GiitrittSuouotat | San
Gronci&co, GoI., bIcu ortogcIi9 lip5-
iurlig iorbrrnot o. @ir2. SorpIer al
porIig Itooct, ga ocreSNicm tioIig
iooN MIorgc2 blcp iprrugt / Sllitel
al Ell @a@pIinbombe.
Gre al ocrc3 Nrrr bleu o9'oa 'oa
lcnt iorbrUnot otocr er 6ore for
Nerc3 Yin.
&ioIge Sc CpIu$uingcr, ioln er
inobantet Al Eolitiet, itanicoc Ell
Mani, iom tom t%iorCnoe / cn Nltto'
mobil, uocllior Earlier 6alnillcna
Stem. hpor ban faitcoe nogct ira liz,
hporcitcr ban itpuoiouit after fiorte
niocrc.
NUitcr / iamnre Sieblif hcrtcS Ell
poI0iom GrpIoiion % &uiet 'too
itror citcr / 6Iommcr.
Oscar 2amIcr5 Nauu hlep bcrcnt
| TorbiuocIie nreO ben retall9e 6or'
ielgclie Al @reorrlc Q~ic9tauara %
andre, iom par inuolpcreoe / @ombe'
IpreuQniuacn al Zines" @pgniug
/ Cos NngeleS.
San bar ocngang NSiiitent gttor'
ucp General / SeocliCn al Den 'poe'
roIc lluoerip9elie al Gpnanlttonl'
plottet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
2lfilaar Jilbuect.

@~rootoiIlc, Sub.. Sen lite Gltauit.
Gen rcpubIifouife NntionaIfomitta
Tormano, Miu $. &ape$. bar uegtct
at title liz Ill 8llpernernoWinatip-
ncn I Snbioua.
Ntr. Sapes ioretrGtfer i'm Stiniug
iom observation-disclosures 6ormouo.
San tilticnoegop i'm @ciIutnirg pan
ISnoiora Observation-Disclosures Wtibt.
commensurate / Wngneiia Springs
ioag.