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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-12
His Status.

His Status.
Isn't that man an invertebratel"
mo. sir; he's n Presbyterian."-
Baltimore American.
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thin, FRAIL
FOLKS need
| PHOSPHATE
NotbipE Like Plain Bitro-Pho-phste
tO rut on Firm, Healthy Flesh
and to Increase strength.
Nigor and Nerve Force

Judging from the countless prep
arationE and treatments which are
continually being Advertised for the
purpose of making thin people
lie shy. developing arms. necks and
bust, and replacing ugly hollows and
health and beauty, there are eyi-
IDENTIFY thousands OF men and women
who keenly feel their exceBsive
thinuesa.
Thinness and weakness are often
due TO starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than IL con-
tanned In modern foods Physicians
ply this deficiency 40 well ms the
organic phosphate known among
druggists az bitro- phosphate. which
In inexpensive and In sold by most
all druggists under guarantee Of
satisfaction or money back By
feeding tho nerves directly and by
supplying the body cells with tho
bitro- phosphate should produce n
welcome trarsformation In the APP
pcarsnce: the increase In weight FREE
auentiy being Astonishing.
Incre ase In weight also carries
with 10 general Improvement in
the health. Nervousness. sleepIess-
neHa and lack Of energy, which
thinness. should soon disappear, dull
eyes ought to brighten and pale
checks glow with the bloom OF per-
feet health.
CAUTION. AItho ro-phospbate
IN unsurpassed for relieving nervous
ness, Hleeple asnesH and Ren er n
weakness. IL should not. owing 20
its tendency TO Increase weight, be
used by any one who does not deslre
to put on flesh
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Tip ia missing

Tip In missing.
This may not mean much 20 you.
Casual Reader. but to Miss Irene
pyneheon. 1906 :snd ave. y. the
knowledge that Tip" Is missing
means more than obtaining the sig
nature OF the Huns TO the peace
treaty.
For be u known that Tip" Is
A thorobred Boston brindlc. Aye.
more than that. Tip" has been the
constant. inseparabic companion OF
his mistress for three solid years
or he was up TO III o'clock Monday
night.
At that hour Mics Pyncheon lost
Tip" from her automobile. II ia
not clear whether Tip" was jolted
overheard from his customary seat
In tho tonneau when his mistress
bowied around curve in the Mt
Baker Park district or whether
Tip" just naturally took French
leave.
Anyway. II Is OF record that
when Miss Pyncheon turned TO
give Tip" friendly nod In the
vicinity OF 3ist ave. s. and Nc
Clellan st. the bulldog was missing.
And so. from II o'clock I'M in
the morning Miss Pyncheon burned
up the roads and plenty Of gas"
pauslnR anon to carol the name of
her pet II Tip" heard the APP
peais Of his mistress. he kept mum
about Il. Anyway. Tip" is still
missing and UP TO noon today was
stlll A. w. q. l..
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the lines tina, parties hav. been or.
sanired In the past. We will be free
TO back the candidate OF any party.
The triple alliance will do away
with thc pickering and splitting of
votes that has occurred In orEa nired
abor In The past Labor has been
organized for political influence. and
every union man In the state In hack
OF the movement
Workers and producers both ar.
back Of the alliance. The union men
affiliated with the federation and the
raiiwaymen. who at present are not
under the Jurisdiction Of the fedora.
uon. are the workers. The farmer
represented by the farmers. grange.
comprises the producer.
State elections. for governor. the
house and senate. will ali b. dealt
with by the new alliance. County
and civic elections Also viii have can.
didates backed by the alliance. We
are going TO enter all contests for of.
flee IN tho state from now on. and we
will control them
The ono Big Union referendum.
authorized by the BelIinrham con.
Venuon. viii he kept separated from
thc other referendum VOTES that will
be taken among the members of the
federation.
We will not allow the one Big
Union plan to be mixed UP with 9th.
er propositions. Short said, but the
vote viii be strictly on - merits"
The executive committee Of the
teoerauon VIII meet a week from
next Sunday, according TO Short. to
finish the work that was left undone
by the convention.
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VX YHO thinks of sending mems
Nh silk shirts to the laundry
v nowadays2 To have them
come back faded, pulled out of shape.
the lustre Of the silk half gonei There's
a better way-and much less expensivei
just whip up some delicate Lux suds
and plunge in the silk shirts. No need
to have a great many, for you can have
one fresh and clean again for him the
very same dayi
Wash them in the rich Lux suds,
repeatedly. The delicate Lux lather
cannot wear away the fabric. They will
look just as soft and fine and silky, fit
just as comfortably at the end of the
summer as the first time he put them on.
Lux comes in pure transparent fakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
MONEY WASTED BY
BRITISH WAR LORDS

LONDON. June i0.--tBy MaiD-
Taxpayers here are gnashing their
teeth Mt the way their good money
has been wasted.
The comptroller and auditor gen
eral OF government expenditure has
just published his report on the &C,
counts of the ministry OF munitions
for the past year. His accounts
show:
That a factory which cost $500.
900 to erect produced only $50. 200
worth OF material.
Another factory which was built
at a cost Of tsss. 900 was closed and
used as a store eight months after Il
was built.
one of the staff was engaged at
salary OF $4,000 year and got
$1,000 for four months part.time
service.
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Short Says Alliance of
Worker and Producer to
Control State Politics

THE triple alliance win control
politics Of the state In the tn.
TURF" William Short. who was
reelected president Of the State
Federation Of Labor nj tteiliug.
ham last week. declared Wedne~
day of the political alliance made
mt the convention between the
state federation. the railway.
mems league and the farmers
grange.
The allianc. WIFI influence the
votes OF moro than 100. 900 people in
the state" Short continued. "and on
I strictly non. partisan basis. withou,
being tied down 20 any platform. will
back the candidate who IL best from
ihe viewpoint OF the alliance. II no
IL presented By any OF the
parties who can be considered favor.
able TO the best interests OF the work.
FRS. we will then put our own man In
the race.
III n party puts up n candidate
whom we think Is favorable Wa will
simply step In and back tina s<snan
10 the limit. We will not haze a
party organization Of our own along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
Compers Would
Fight Lower Wage


yp@thenc hearing for the
American a
his
/ no doubtas % wha He wou
agitation which would almost
gene
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SlNN FEINERS ARE
AFTER COURTS NOW

DUBLIN. June 1o.-my MaiD--
Sim Felners are out to CAPTURE the
Irish courts.
Encouraged by their success In the
recent general election. Sim Fein
conventions In several counties have
decided to contest all seats for coun.
~ and district courts in ireland.
Gaelic speakers are, az far as pos.
sible, TO he elected 40 that the pro.
ceedings may be conducted in the
Irish language as was done ut the
opening session of the Irish repub.
lican convention Uail Elreannl
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phaianx OF
chiefly
Of Gompers ability Federation Of Labor
he Wills
This does that uompcs impose the American trade
such eznrke intentions In conventions his advocacy OF policy
solid the
A. international
a
which
ship an
miakaby that Gomprs ability all but nniiesa portion
ondy
policy during the revolutions would have been impossible
Wilson administration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
PLAN AVIATION STUNTS
FOR COMFY ISLAND

LONDON. june 10---By Mnip--
Shooting the chutes" and roller
coasters" arc has beens."
Civilian aviation firms here arc
out with tho latest thrillers and II is
expected Americans will soon follow.
The thriilers consist OF flights di.
vided into seven kinds. as follows.
The spiral at IS trip. In addition
10 the regular fare" of $40; the
roll. which Is n series of slight dips.
at $3.50: the grand roll. a series Of
larger dips. at s5 looping the loop.
at $40; the falling leaf. at IS: the
stalling. at IS; and plain old.fash-
toned flight, at five dollars.
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that dissolve instantly in hot water and
whisk up into wonderful lather.
Your grocer, druggist or department.
store has Lux. Lever Bros. Co., Cam.
bridge, Mass.
Lux will NOT harm any material
that puro water alone won't inJuro.
To wash mems silk shirts
Use one tsbiespoonful Of Luz to Q gallon d
water. Dissolve In boiling or very hot water.
whisk up into . thick lsther and add cold water
to make the suds lukcwsrm. Put the garment
in. work IL up and down. and squeeze the suds
through II. Do not rub. Rinse three times in
water the same Temperature ~ the water in
which you washed It. Roll In . towel to dry.
While still damp. press with . warm iron. on q
well-padded board. Pongee should be uooed
when entirely dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
Wilson's Hand
Supports Compers


n
fighting
According this Wilson and Jointly
labor today the the world
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Tip" Is A. w. 0. L. and
One Girls Heart Is Broken

Miss Pynchcon resumed the
search Tuesday but no truce OF
the bulldog has been found as yet.
Miss Pynchcon wants her pct 30
violently that she Is perfectly will
Ing to pay reward for his cap
ture and return. The successful
captor can get quick action by
ringing up East 1855. the same be-
Ing the telephone number OF Miss
Pyncheon.
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'SPeVlaA 10 The star by MAID
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. juno rs.
The convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor has disposed
81 some of the most troublesome
matters that are likely TO come
before a.
Here are the chief issues acted
upon:
Unanimous vote In favor of self.
determination for ireland.
A demand that the United states
withdraw American troops from
Russian soil. A. soon a. convenient.
and denial OF recognition TO the
soviet government OF that country.
Reputation OF the "One nlR
Union" propaganda on the Pacific
Coast.
Demand for new trial for
Thomas J. Mooney and his aaroci.
ates. together with Reputation
Of the plan for a general strike In
hts behalf.
Dictatorship of the proietarfat-
wS put 90 sleep with bang
Soviet defenders put up rather
mediocre fight. but were swept into
easy defeat by the vast majority.
committed 90 sanity and democracy
The action taken provides that
America viii recognize no govern
r,ent not set up by the people and
giving recognition 20 all elements
In Russian society.
Get Small Comfort
So Is tho soviet question settled
in the ranks Of American labor
The same principle held good In
the 20. II. o." discu 'lon and found
expression IN slightly different
American labor voted strong 60
stand by tried principles % demo
cratic progress. Rolshevism and all
other fantastic projects get small
comfort here The Boi.hcvik ques-
ton was brought before tho con-
vcntion by report on three resoiu-
lions dealing with the recognition
of the soviet government OF Rus
sla and demanding withdrawal or
American troops I'm Russia. These
arc Resolution .. urging the feed
Ing OF the starving population OF
Russia: No. ss. asking withdrawal
OF troops In Russia, and No. isD.
asking recognition Of the "soyie,
republic"
The resolution. committee offered
the foiio~ing resolution covering
both points:
Resolved. That this conversation ~.
press VS. w~li considered conviction that
the tri,sd states government should
-tfhdrs~ All American troops from Hue.
sisn soii AZ the earliest ps-.isis nauent.
ara b. " further
-Rssoivsd. rnaf this convention refas.
us lndorssrn~nt % the soviet revsrnn.nt
% Russia - any other form 81 govern.
nsnt 10 nat country until the peoples
- Rs-~a thru 9 constituent Or othsr
f"rm % national assembly. shall have
-s,Aahshed truly Democratic form u
xossrnm.nt"
Prevented Election
The outstanding fact said Chair.
man Frey. Ia that the sovie, gov.
eminent has prohibited and prevent.
cd a popular election or constitution.
a. assembly for Russia. Ir.land ha.
expressed her desire. in n popular
election. Russia never has
Would you give the same oppor.
tunity 20 Belgium demanded An.
drew Furuseth.
belgium has duly constituted
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after 81 years in office. His reelection rs
president at the Atlantic City convention.
which his enemies months ago predicted
would prove his Waterloo. is only the con-
crete evidence of his dominant control. The
less tangible daily manifestations are even
more convincing proofs of the power OF
Gompers to direct and sway the policies and
plans of the American Labor movement
Gompers does not merely hold office; he
controls his great and unwieldy organization.
Gompers does not merely reign-he rules
How and why does Gompers rule? Be
cause he is one of the most accomplished
politicians and molders OF public opinion in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
Say They Have Evidence

we have tho evidence n.
charged. consisting Of photograp hic
copies Of Endorsements OF checks,
chat funds donated for tn. defense
Of Tom Mooney were u-~d To defray
railroad fares OF delegates TO the Chi.
easo convention of the International
workers Defense league.
Il think Il Is time 20 call a halt TO
4 condition Ia which the moneys col.
loct.d from members OF the Ameri.
can Federation OF Labor can be and
arc bring used TO witty the Arneri.
can Federation OF Labor. arm cor.
tainiy opposed 10 the collection OF
funds In this manner. and TO It's ad
miniatration by men who cannot by
any stretch 81 the Imagination be
said to have the welfare Of the
American Federation OF Labor at
heart"
W. u. Patterson. president, OF the
Mooney defense ieag,Ie. was granted
ten minutes time in order to defend
the league lie ALLEGED that Mooney
would have been hanged were Il not
for the formation OF this orKanlza.
ton.
James a. Duncan. Of Seattle.
launched into bitter denunclation
% the attitude of President Gomp~rs
and other federation officials toward
the Seattle strike and the Mooney
siwfenar COMMITTEES.
Julius prutribsum. representing
the Detroit central body. said the
general strike would b. called IN De.
troll IN spite OF the antaronlssn Of
the federation or action OF tho con.
ycntion.
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the world An English Jew. he combines Hebrac subtety
with British tenacty. In speaking to his followers from
the platform thru the press he breaches intricate
social philosophy but appeals directly to their fundamental
desires and preudice He sometimes postpones but never
refuses fight Always however, he picks his battle-ground
His strategy simpe"Divde opponents and crush
the weaker division"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
GRAND old" C0NIPERS
Head of War Labor Board Tells How
and Why A. F. L. President Has
Ruled Labor 81 Years
BY BASIL NJ. MANLY
Joint Chairman. National War Labor Board

ATLANTIC CITY. June 25.-Samucl Gompers' contr
of the American Federation of Labor remains unshaks
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Charles C. Shay Theatrical Stage
Employees think IL Is time we
stopped this discussion. There's lots
Of work 20 do here. Let's stop being
Irish. pro Jewish and pro Rus.
sian. Let's b. pro American for n
unc.
The discussion ended suddenly
with adoption OF the committees re-
port quoted above. Vote was by
yea and nay. ana was landslide
against bolshevism.
The debate on the committees re-
lection OF the Mooney strike WAS ac-
ritnonious, as was anticipated. Chair.
man John +. Frey. OF the resolutions
committees, pressed hard by the at.
taoks OF the Pacific coast radicals.
finally charged on the floor of the
convention that the federation offi
Gals had proof that funds collected
for Moneys defense from trade
unioniSts had been used by the In
ternationai Workers Defense league
10 continue itA attacks upon the per
sonnel ard methods OF the American
Federation of Labor.
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Federation Opposes One Big Union
National Convention
About Thru Its Work

method OF expressing the popular
desires" said Mr. Frey.
But has IT." demanded Furuseth.
A delegate-Can anybody get pop
ular election IA war timesf
Max Hayes Cieyelandl was I'm
favor Of the kercnsky government.
but II has fallen. and I think IL
would be foolish now for Us TO de-
fine what form OF government would
be good for Russia. when the Rus.
slams cant seem 20 do It themselves.
The best We can do Is To send food
and material support TO the starv-
ing workers. whether under bolshe.
ylk or kolehak control.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-17

9bompion af Giief, 9utber 2easues
Brpiiocnt. Sper 400 TeIegater bar
fremmsot. Choral llnion lang ON
Iftenen "8etbonia" / 9pens Subj.
forum, % Songfpreningen "Or-
pb1is" asiiiterebe peo at ipnge Zen
itore bpioe 5lof". Sratoriet "SoIp
Gitp" blep giuet 2srbas aften.
Nonpartiian Trperam itaar fat.
Ter blcn for nogen 3ib tilbage al
AZ forifieaiee Sfattepbere inben
Staten anIagt Sag for at iau Non.
partiion 2eagnes legislative Fro.
gram, inobefattenoe SpretteIie al
@anfe, Gl%epatorer, MsGer % Slag.
terrier, erflGret for grunbIopsitrioie.
Saeen blep Dog iibite 9erbag al
0ommer 6. ). Imioon / Den feoe-
role 3et / Sarge afpiit iom uberet-
tiget, % oct al Wonpartiian 2eagiie
opitiGeoe Broeram er bcrmteo erfl9.
ret ior lopgpIoigt Iigeoperfor Sfatte.
pbere.
Gleftrieitetsielifab fnlit. General
Utilities Co., Der oriper cIeftrilfe
&psanlGg / flcre al Nortb Oafotos
Sper, bar anmobet ON at faa fine
Iff9rer afuiflet peo &onflirsbebanb-
ling. Ger anfsres / Mnissningell, at
Selifabet er tpunget til at tase bette
Sfriot peb De forsgeoe 9riftsomfoit-
nirger og ansieloenoe @pers ltpil.
liebeb til at betale bsiere Garter. Mf.
tipa opsipes til 1897, 500, SorpIig-
teller til 5000, O26.9 so. IIfreo 6.
Sor, Selifabets @eneralbeitprer %
grlce @. Sanborn er llonppnt til
&eceioers. SeIifabet bar 9lnlpg i
Gasiclton, SEEM &ccffpro, 9epils
Safe, Garringtun, Dates % Sent
mare. Sooeofontorct er / ct. Saul.
0Obt 8esn CT falbt. Sarge flnoe
iioite Sreoag meI0e. at ct gobt Megn
ben foregaaenoe Iften bar ialot iaa
omtrert ooer belle Staten, at Mplin,
gen oerneo / SirfeIigbeben bar req.
BET paa enfelte Steoer, meoens oen
paa andre err braet oper en- farlig
Geriobe. S 0iitriftet peo @iniston
falbt Der ODER 2 CONNER Gegn og
pcb Mfinot 1 Tomr1e. Vaa iibitnrpn.
te Steb bar bette Meen BET ferite
iibet lite Mai. &egnet bar forre.
item a%lininbeligt oper belle Oct 1aa.
falbte Slope Country og ltrnfte fig
Ipooper belt til Soutb Sofota. Neg.
net ~lebiagebcs beb @ismarcf al Ell
Sito, Der gif meb Ell Sart al Is Mil
/ Simen % REP SrGr op meb &oben
Ian1t anrettebc anben Sfabe. Ger
bar ogfoa e1lbel SaeI, men oct belle
&e9nfalo beleb fig Der til fun 90
Somme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-17
Noro 9afota.
Glnrtpn. WinnO falben. :

Tlnrtpn. Wtano falben. De npli9
offentllseiorte rettebe Gabslilter OPP
aiper CHAR Senien al 6larton lom
ialoen.
&ipremlpffc / Souer 9th. s(rtbilr
&rl,eer, IS Nor gamnnel, fit forleoen
gitcn Ell poIoion 9sb / Sorper Gitp,
ioet ban fnn iueien for etpar !cblfe
&clte, Son itobtes umfiilo, og ct
Siul al oer tlingt laiteoe &ogn gif
cuer bans Nopcb.
Meosans i Statcns Speoenbbptte.
Tortb 0ofotaS antagelige Speoclib-
butte, ioaIeoe5 ionl ltoiigtcr % til
Iaaet AreaI Ill itiner Jig, er Den 13oe
IS. al u. s. Surratt, 6preneo Sta.
tiers Siclo Nqcnt for Stoten, lat til
100000 NuIbels. Tette er be-
tuoelia unbcr Sioraarets, iom bar
tOt 100000 Suibels.
Np Sunelinic planlast. Snfcrpo.
ratiorsurtiflcr er nplig i1oleperet I'll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Sisrlarcf al
Ticfinion & SoutbmeItern Hailfpnp
60, lom agtcr at bp9ge e, Sernbane.
Iinie, ser / en- 29naoe al 20 Wfil
ifol aicnncmlfirre Slope % Start
Gouittper. Selifabets ontorliereoe
aaoitaI err 'at til 100000.
8rrshuppcrues Mrmeer Hague. -
Ser mcIbcA ira Jamestown, at Den
@iit, ioml MI ioripncs 6armerne
iieIae Ell IN Cop, bier Jig me9et
uirfnillesinlo, ioet DC graaoige Sn'
letter burtia uorpoocS. Gnoel I9re
/ Sc pcitIiac Gountper bar nTiten soc
loat al Sc hurtia fremrpffetoe Ser
iforer, men peo Mnpenoelie at 8ifter
bIiper SienSen ser ogiaa Hagen %
Milling litret.
Manb / Iarso fnmoen %iinbslpas.
GmiI Inoerlcu, Der pGbnet meo en-
Slastertnip itrngte iia inoe ! ct %r
relic / Sarge lammen meo Tine II
Ssnner o. fiGmpcoe mob Folitiet
ibct ban life piloe ppcreipe Zig, el
iunocn at bare ~iinosipas % lcllot IL
Statells slipI. Zen itoffcls Walil
bar i Den @rao raietbe, at fem Foil
iibcticntc bapbc fin f,lloe Srre mel
at baonoterc banL eitcr at man hap
DC briot iis mo | @rrel'et.
Ipbc al emtber 2casne. Nortl
Safpto 2nther 2cngue % ehord
Union aabneoc Treoas lit 1Glesnrs
DC / Sarge os snifeSes peltomlle q
Yroi. .. s. Sanion, mceens Spar
toIcn bcIStcs at Trof. Irtbu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-17
@tseomfm.
9sosfalb / Ghipuefua Saas. .Sor

9sbsfalb / Chippewa 1saas. Sorrn
q. @oooaro, Eoitmciter / Chippewa
Sails fra 1900 til 1916, er plubieIia
afgaaet peo 9soen, ioet ban iloen
foregaaenoe Spgbom faIbt osb ON.
San bleu rs aar gammel.
1tonepnelie. 9. 5. Goitle al Mo.
oiion er al @upernsr 8bilipp no.
nppnt til WeOlem al StatenS Gipil
Serpice aommisfion for en Sermin
al Ter aar. Soit cfterfeIeer Nercp
u. @oberts al Nper Sails, iorn inoe.
baboe Stiaingen / mango Iar.
MStiifer saaet tilsrnnbe. SIobor
Etppman, Der / mango slar nor e,
at "a Grosie's bebit fienote Ne1iiife.
re, bar berspet Jig 9ipet unoer ct
Spbolo / San Sieeo, Sal. Soi1s
Wtooer osoe for ct Mars 9ib iioen, oa
Welanfoli ipntes iiben at plage bonl.
San blep So Iar gammeI.
Mniparlis for Srambem i Yotuii.
Wrs. Sarab SmaIes, Der eieoe en-
Heitaitrant / bet Strgg al 8otoft,
Der forleoen neobrenbte n1eo ct Cab
at $4,000, er blepen arreiteret poa
Mrflage for at bobe forpoI6t benne
Slospaaoe peb at iette SIo paa lin
Sorretning for at erboIbe Msfuron.
cen. Bolitiet paaltoar, of apinben
bar nnoertesnet en- SilitaaeIie.
Eise brnfmct i Cate Wembota. -
Weiis Carol 81. SIeep al Glfburn, ct
at bette Glars 8rabuenter fra @tg.
coniin nniperiitet, brufreoe forIeben
Mften | Safe Weenbota peo Meaoiion.
timber gaoning bar bum famme,t
meo to andre Neer nauet no pao
opbt @ono, % oa inse1t al benz fun.
De fpsmme, itob ane / Sore for at
or1tfne. De TO andre bIep bog | I'D.
tie Sieblif reobet.
80 Stater emes ONT @eiarbeibe.-
Ser meloes fra Ga grpsle, at Mpnb
biemmebBrenbe iaabeI / Minnefota
iom | Wiscnniin bar bannet en- Gam.
menflltning meb BET SormaoI at ail.
l9gge Ell brolagt Sci fra Ga Moine
I'll ga Crescent, Minn., bpiIfen fioIt.
it9brte 9p ligger Iige oper SsIoben
fro ga Grosie. Sette @eiitpffe bill
fulofsre ben broIagte Sci meIem Ga
Grosie og 8inona, bbiIfen Sci.
itr9tning figes at bore ben melt no.
t%nrifisnne Lungs 6en gpre Sci al
MisfisfippifloOen.
GegiSlatitre1r frrbis ben 2O6e
Snni. @isconiins @slembIp bor en-.
itemmig nebtaget en- Meiolution ON
at a%iournere ben 20be bs.. = Com
noeet af en- Merfeligbeo fam nppnes,
at BEN mi forinmlebe 2eaislat,r bar
giort De fgrite Sfribt til oeo 2opaip.
ming at bereoe @ei for 2irfttrofif IN.
BEN Staten. 8eo en- al Servings for.
fattet Sob ct De forifieliee Golintp.
ers Borffommisiiot1er beinpnbiget til
at forifaffe 2anoingsiteoer for 2,,ft.
ifibe og foretase iaabanne Sorbe-
oringer oerttl, iom maatte aniees for
tienlige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-17
Wontana faar Reen.

Sra @ele1a, Mont., berettes Sci,
lite Suni: Intpbninsen til OF Ssr.
fen / oen centrale Del al Montona
bar britbt, mobtogeS / Selena tioIig
/ @orges. Selenn fit fin fsrite &eg,i.
fur paa to Tiger SCI. II igaar Mften.
5 Sapre bapoe man ct gobt Hegn
igaar gitcrmiooas, 8eraloine fit
omtrent paa lantnlc Sib en- erunoig
glsoe, Great Sails fit ogiaa cit
Sfur, % Der bar eunitige l1oiigter
til Hegn / 9o5erna1.