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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Gans npe @isu,.

Ser ON Saaen msote lea Ell meaet
canine! &aup. Seq iienots bam pad
lang NiitonO. Seq oibite boor ban ituls
De ben, oe ieg ioritnb b%Dprfor ban elf
iaa raifi. @an IfuIoe afiteo for az Ic
aau lit nge @iem.
Seq babe ieIp retop pprct bore Oh
feet a bet. Set er rigtig Ell Itor 9pg.
ming. Gre @ta8er bsi o9 n,eo mango
%rreiier, Sen bar euouu life irroi3.
men Nrbeioet oripes meo Strait.
Wanoen er initi9 os noeu Slcstnins
&C. 8ar bar bel life mango @ar i9ien
or leue beler. Set ipnes oiernc rart at
ban oil bryce iIist ct tort og ,oitbart
@iem.
Ma nei, oct er life san iom broger
Oct. Set er iriIbe 6olt runbt omtrinJ
/ Norbpeiten iom 5p99er gbene3er Sam,
Iehicm for ham % for enoeI andre gamlc
gtGno % &pinoer Ium intet Sicm bar
ieIp.
Ter er II gamIe / Oct eon,le SuS.
Sboe andre gamle CT uetop opto9et.
Scr bltr trebipe iaIt iom fomner I'll at
ilptte inn / oet nne 5ien. Srehips
EerIoner. iom efter eli lang Nrbeioss
Dag, efter mango SInrs Woogang, gru..
De l9 peo SAG o9 Deb Nat foroi Nrem,
then bar ipm CT tptt Wsrte. Sc par
fnttige % ubcn S~Icgtringc ION tunoc
ltnffe Dem Wao % 6usIu.
"Stal on neo "a ie pan Set nre 6ient.
met oit!" ipurgtc ieg Den ganlle Wono.
@on 10. 90 iaa ban rbitebe. ga, BET
blir rietis INT Der, iagoe ban % irrsg
oflteb.
Se'trrerinoen fortr1er at mar set e.
mt @etr. lager Here al DC gamIc iig en-
Sur III bet ME 9iem. Set er lite lam,
ger borte cuo Be fan gan. Naar set er
'tn9t %cir, icnber Dc Den ,irtteite al Sc
gnmle Mrno for at ~roppurtcre ON
bnorleoeS Oct 9aar meo "oeres 6jem".
Set or merteligt bpiIten Spmpati
@benc3cr @anIcbiein bar iuuoet / Siers
terne | VN og pad Sano. Set bar /
@enioItbebeu ON bette at @eitpreIien al.
Incl mco M @pguiu8. Wcn man tan
life bpgge ct ltprt &iem meb Spmpati.
Ser trGueS Yenee. Iange. mango rts
len Splurs. 80 Wrno or noe p0 iams
Ter, men DC trrfier tun iorboIospi5 faa.
Serlom Seltbrelieu itaI faa Yeuge not,
MAJ Senner al Sagen ieuoe ino itore
% imaa Selsb ielp. Seno CT SuIeu.
fem &uubreOe, ct Sunbrebe, ~ien,ogtppe
eucr bpao bu bar Taao % Siertc til.
Senc Yerae euer 8efte ON Serge M.
Sen9ene trGnaes meb Ell Gang. On
Tan lite 9ipe al Dine gfibIer - al DC
Wtioler @uo bar lahet Dig raaoe oper
- til Ell beore Sag. Mcn bpab on gisr.
gitr mart. Seno Rengene til @eitpreI,
lens aasierer, S. @. @ilior, 500 Ne
tropolitan 8anf @uiIoing, minneapolis,
Winn. Ncolem al Scltprelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Sra Wfimncfota MfbolosictSfab.

aipre NfboloSoennerl
It Rem itore Seir oper Srittraiten
Der / Saubet M er bunoet ifpIocr ri,
urit @io, ogiuu eoer iom Sagsns tros
faite Stettcr pg Reoarbeipere, - Dor
bierteIiaitc Soil
Sc gobe Srlgter % @eiuItater iom
Sgl9c al Salopuerne5 &utning Ipore5
allerebe M oper belle 9ouoet % enc
mere piI bette bli SiIirloet eiter Den
16be Sanuar, naar Hatiohal Trobibis
tion trGoer frat ipm cn Sci al Cans
bets @runblon.
Mcn euomi er life Nrbeioet illt; TIL
MI girioer Oct at urrne on DC pur,o1le
Seire % biGlpe I'll at Souens 8iennems
%foreIie % SperbpIoeIie Tan bIi Ell az
giurt Sutce5.
Stal bette 'te, iaa mna Sa9en5 &ens
ner o9ina Der gaa ioran p8 trGbe ltets
tenbe iii. Ser mna ices I'll, at INN
iaaoaune GutbcosmGnO bIir pal9t ino i
&c ofieuiIi9e @mbeoer, JONI er / fulo
6armoni nlco Dc iilitemte 2ooe.
Sen "punbe 0urbc" CT orgauiierst
% trller n,eb at trpbic 2ooen % sjSre
Ben I'll en- Siaito.
Set er ianot, ium SeIifabet5 Sors
maup, Yaitor Gle S~eteus8aarN, rpIi9
itrep, at: Stu giGISer Oct for Ni6oIo5z
ioItet lite al lG88e Hareue iuo, men
iortirtte Nrbci0et % paste ar Sopeue
bin operbolot. 90 iaa mad pi fda
iitano SubcI % SAtcs Setter / a~nlebnius
Den itore Seir. 90 ndar ) bar bi5ic
iaa buff paa at Vi iremocIc5 MAD nrs
beioe. Sag ian Oh ct Ciier iii SeIItas
bets Nrbeioc. Or Der life 20 Yerinner,
iom bill al 20 Sellers bier? 80 Yerio.
ner, iom bill al 10 Collars huer? 100
Ycriorer, iom piI al ) Collars bper?
800 Serioner, iom oil 9i / Collar hper?
Set buroc life oGre pariieli9t at ianIe
boao Der trruses iii bette giemeb."
SelIfobct or cnSnu / @iGlS for 9en.
ninger. Srp'ntug, ETC., og pette buree
ri betdle.
StuIoc life 8lrSer og S~atnemmelie'
heoeu ouer oen itore % hurti8e Seir
iiliipnoe os I'll at gisra bort III ar beiaIe
llbaifteure / SorbirosIie meb Bet bel
uoigrtc Nrbeioe?
@iI ! life iom S~cIitobets % Saeeus
t~rofaite gerner % llnoeritsttere birIpe
Sclifobet meo eoers fnduiieae Sistie
- iom CT IiocI Sat,ss % SubeIsSfier?
SenS Sercs @ioras III unoerte9uebe.
SsIitabets 6inausietretrr. 90 aotttes
ring FOR famine oil bIi Tenn t%iIienSt.
Yaa Iinneiota sihoISsieIIfabs ges'
ne. Serss
8uitap CHE, SIN. GER,
1914 g. 34tb 81. WinneappIis, giitr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Gr Mauen / 11or6en?
6aa til Gpbcn af SnSct - tag
Or. Gowaros Cline Tablets.

Tette er netop bpao tiiienoer al
m~aoelioenoe Terioner gier oaglig.
SSiteoet for at bri,ge lirorenoc
Webicincr, o. bsbe paa Snoet,
gaar oe Iise til Moben al Snbet -
ppitoppet 2eper pg ltorben |
Wapen.
Or. Gbparos Slioe Tablets 90.
lioer 2eperen pad en- ioroeIagtig
Waahe. Noar Mapen % 2eoeren
funftionerer f%orefomrrer ineen
Mape. eller SoroeieliesbeioGrlig.
Ieoer.
Sar Ge or,b Smas / Munoen,
belast Sunsc, oaarlig gppetit, 81.
be~befinbenoe, libeu Gnersi? 9rrs
Cline Tablets - Oct eritatter
Galomel.
Or. Gorparbs Tdblets err rene
GIantebeitanbeIe bIanbet meo Oil.
pencIic. aienSemerfct err ben
cIipensrsrne Sarpe. Se sisr Ir.
beioet ,,ben noseu ScIelie al
Gmerte % llbebaseligbeo.
Gag en- euer TO peb Sengetio,
mar 0e rnifer hurtig Sorbe.
bring. Spis buaS De suifer.
1Oe % 25c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Sp.: Spae beoer SupcrinterSentsn
: FOR ret lutberite Soipital / ga GroSIe,
0is.?
Spar. Get peb ri life; ifrip til
Suipitalct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Ndfi otSie RsObielp9miolrr for ale Stnoe
os 6espno meo ben rstte ~sebduolIus. @ad
I'll bit Apotbet ,od9. ldu e Sld'te S. 5. 5.
os bsgpnb Ell 9ebanoIiu9. oer I u9ftsu ct
bolUt AarbUuoreoe bar uGret ron al gtoeubc.
5. S. ). tUGsr lat pdd Cp5dOst til Has
idrrb % toJuger no al 9looet De SpIssr,
ION beutrter SpGoomIrsu. Oh tan erboloe
~'pec,ele SRgeruao du9da.uGe BIT eget Itls
5ti'rloe Ioeu at Oct 'oitsr Dig uoget ueo at
%ttl'trlpe N(eolcdl Director, 81 Spi't gubora.
tom, atlanta, ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

blir ~behauoIet unoer aarSm5oerne
% oerpaa ouerlaoe5 Yienigbeoerne
I'll N'iteluniuQ. Ictte er en- Gel al
Iroeu. ~ Der er noget anoet iorn
cr AZ itor &%etgouiul oa iom bsr ooer.
lsrcs I'll bort rationale %lo ber -
oct or en- Bllgt moo oct me Score.
Iano. %oo o9 gtUe ~l,gncl0e Irrf
Tom octtt II. ou 5UIestuluur oI bar
Ner.
Eaitor 9otbue boIot Torcorag ON
Observation-Disclosures" 9truute at
bette moa bIi nogtt poit iiinun. Ia.
Iereu gap CT raft CuerbIif ouer oer
Suts NorUuaioltet ma isre strait
I'll ou0rc". Tooveltc at Dc loatalote
Sumioni Crttitrc her / Sauoct par
reluct Tor Sc bcoitc / &crOcu. 0oor.
FOR? Yiuiiferue ror idmIct ira ole
@croens Nantcr. Sltg ituloc 2iuet
her BIT. Yten "a matte ale lipe al
it bcoitc I'll oct.
&ll0c iigc at NJ heroucr euqnng
inOiorIipct Ter me1ct 5uit / port Sir.
feIip. (ror at man tan fsre NANCE
al pore more S~tri0igbcocr tilbuge III
0iale %Su0fIuOelicr. ghu | oct lioite
bar ri iunoct u or 9reore.
Utcn ioa fontmcr Raabet itrug!
@lcnL NIcntl
&i iii itprc bort airfcIio ielo og
oct totfcr Ieg Quo iorl Yteu mt CT
oct belle iorun0ret. ST rent Spitert
err inoiDrt ibIorot %. Get bar igrlut.
Sen 6eiQhcO at ser bIeu fret ! Sen
@rno iom SiIiGIoct bar.
Set bIep beiIuttct at 8eitcr al
ScSiioucu bcnutteS til lulau lolcr og
@tlicuer. Gc TOM ~optraaote par W.
Niger. |oit. Sirfebcrg. Beer Strsm.
me, Foit. @uIoietb % SSoit. Suroal.
Soh3, 2iabo ~inolcpcreoe CT I5orilag
q%ooeuoe no poa al Toreuirgen buroc
itettc @arreitolcr. iirr poa De Ste.
Der. buor 5olt al uorif gGt boz
lpreot.
T~ormonoeu enlfcoe at benpcroe
noglc Gro iii 6orinmItugel III isr
We0ct bIcp bGpet: ytoor bette Ms.
0c blcu bernnmet bar ri fife iad
oncrilaoiite iom manqe lpne8 at tro.
vi bar life tnbt ailpne De 0anifelig.
beoer lom CT iorbuuoct uie0 port ar.
betoe.
Wien oct bar roset lem brPr6te.
ri maatte togc lat. NoromTuo er
SnoiplouuIilter. Ierior f~orifieqigc
Yteuinger. Slige er fonuret frern
her. Wieu lao % life ie ifiPut til
~hoerunore al Den @ruu0. vi bar
Qloet Hum FOR foritlclige Weniuger.
90 buao 6oreniugeu auguar, iuu
err ocn ! oen5 nuorreroe Sorm 'aa
bsicli9 at Tornnoringer let fan fore.
toges.
Sam rette0c Ell Nppel til Weolem.
mcr % auorc om at uirte Tor i1or.
~cninqen2 6remgaug "a ~benUenote en-
(af I'll Dor 6relier2 Wenighco Tor
u0piit @iritiribeo % NpGqe. Nsoet
bleO hnoet nleo YGsring al (roesbe.
ficnoclieu ol Nerren5 Bon.
&eo Ws0ct5 Slut bar NieOlemS.
untallet itegct til ca 1870 Yeolcu.
mcr Oh ser bar iubifriberct "a. $3.50
til 6oreniugcus Grit.
Y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Sp.: @porlrn9e ,an en- dnerttan't
8orocr bare / Norge uben at rabe I'm
goroerret, % I'll bpem ber man hen'
penbe iig for at iaa SiuanelIc Tor at BIZ
Ipnaere, ON ma pil, ubeu at tabe IN
Soroerret. % bpnr er hans IoreS'e?
Spar: 10 Nar. Man benpcnoer
fla til nCrmcite amcrifanifc Spniul I
Hprge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
&atarrb CT CT pirfclia Tiemoe
% trGt1er trdttta S%ctanOlit1.

Rddr DIT brissr mtSieinit, Sprsitniugsr,
Atoml,ers % Goubs for BIN 4dtarrb, oo
tan bet maalIe lp'ieS ota al dabre be tils
%itoppeoe yuitrsr Tor en- SIO. men oeuu, pIags
Torrotuiug piI peroe tilbage % bu
nj lG)e al Sleys ben iamme {Ius opey o9
ouer lSleu.
aatarrb tr enouu alortg bleuen ,uy,rtt
peo 0isls lotale g~upeuoeIisr. oar ou noeeus
l'uoe er'orst ucgeu prteltg Ngtte al 'auoan
Hebouoliu9'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
4. Sfriu til Spbc & Co., 1913 81. 3ro
st., WinncappIis, Ytiun.

Sp.: 5por Tan iea iaa ioIst en- sdm.
mel HifIe?
Suar: |i tienber Inlet 1irma, ium
fisher aamle Rtier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Sp.: 6ar Stdteu Soma paairnfi ar
al SoIoaterne Bonus Iigeiom gtinnc
ioia?
Srar: Ter nil bli eli Grtrnicsipn
al SesisIaturcn t%pinter; % bet or ed
@icninsen at brinse ben Sag up. No.
oct uil iffert bill sipri, men atfnrat
bpao bet tan bii, err life spbt at iise euSs
nu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Sp.: Iaar to %inN9adr / Se9teltab %
beeec Barter bar GierNom % SenGe,
tIir bet oa Sameie. eHer bar bper II
Som foruo? Set er i Stareu &aibs
;neton.
Spar: Ser blir life Sameie, meo'
rainbre be er i~orligte berom % oeres
ferifiIte Gtcnbpmme ilaaes inmmen.
Guncn fan meo andre Sro bcboloe nm
GicnSpm for zig ieiu, ON bun MI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Sp.: Som betlenot bar SnGlorp9 NpS
lonier iamne Experimentation | St9as
foriamlinscu (aslemblp) iom De 6ori
eneoe Stater. Nu ipsrges: 0ar Dc els
oelite aolunier ingen Stemmegtpnln8
/ Qioaroaoet (Gouncil) Der boor ale
i~nternationaIe Spiitepurtter bebanoles
% Gfgjore5!
Spar: Slis ipnt man almineelts'
bis i~prifaar bet, nil be enseiite aploa
uicr insen Experimentation funne taa I
2iaaraaoct, meomiuprc bet brittle Ntse
laper ia rep%rGicntcre Der at Ell Wano
fra en- al Splunicrne. Tet bGubcs, n'eb
andre Srb, at Der int tGn fiooe en- Nc
vrUieutant / Taabet for belle bet brittle
Hiac, % at &oIpnierne nnbcr enbper
Smitenoisbeo insen Stemrne fnn taa |
Saaer, buur be iclp cllcr bet brittle Hts
nc er tntcrcsieret. Ter sipreS cllers aae
SIaes Snoiiaelier mob be eugelife aplos
nicrs characterization | Spriamlinsen,
"a Senatet itaar MI | Segrcb naen at
pcbta 2cierpationer for at tprcbp9sc
mulise Wttsfpritaaelicr meo Seripn til
tcnne Sas.
Sp.: SporlGnge fan en- onerttanlt
9orocr bare / Norge uoen at tdbe IN
Voroerret, % I'll bpem ber moi hen'
penpe iia for at iau SiQobelie for al bt
lpuaere, ON man oil, uoeu at tabe IN
Soroerret. % bpno er bans NoreSle?
Spar: 10 Mar. Wan benpcnoer
ia til ncrmeite amcrifanife Suniul |
Nprge.
I. Seq har tisbt 6lls / @neu. Soem
tiIherer Huleaoroinerne % elettrtlt
Icter SGlgcren euer aiebcren?
2. Seq bar ioIGt min Sarm. Sel8er
Gftier / Seleioulinicn meb Sarmen?
Spar: 1. SGlgcren, mcominorc
ter CT stftaIe um, at be ifal mcbfpise !
&anbeleu.
2. Het.
Sp.: 1. Ssrcr &c i~tanbinapilte Sinler
Ipit meIlcm NorSe % Imerita?
9. @leo Der icnbt Yenoe mcllem Ncr>
&c % Imcrita / oisie a~rigsaar belle Sis
benz
s. Soormeget bar Bet bete'te. De n
| eisie glar pr. arone / bore Yen9e tiIs
ienot bio. o. boao er &uricn nu?
Spar: 4. ia.
2. ia.
3. Suricn bar r~arieret tcinntelig me-
act. Splarfurfen bar urret iaa bDt ipr''
Sr. 4,4O (pr. Spaar). Netop M CT ben
pmfrins 3r. 4,3O. Ten nurmale anrS
CT SER. $40 pr. Collar. Gn stb nnoer
ariscn par Collar Snrien nebc til Ser.
$50.
Sp.: Gdn ie9. hnis ieg refer til Norz
&C ibeit, ia meb mig nogen Fnno 9re't
Adfie?
Spar: @cS at ifriue til Sobe &
g., ben norifc Mmerifalinics Msenter
for Nprbpeiten, 1913 3ro ct. Su., Wiin.
ncapplis, Minn., clcr Senuoinapian
s(meriear Cine, 236 Ricpllct auc.,
N}iuu., bill man utocrrctte Scrn om,
bpno &c fan ia n,eo paa Netfcn.
Sp.: Spac beoer Supcrintenbentsn
{ for oct lutberite Soipital | ga Crosse,
8is.?
spar: Get pcS ri life; ifriu til
Suipitalct.
Sp.: I. SpaS CT SiIlctpri'en poo DEN
norite Imerifalinie?
2. Or Snopanorin9cn al llolTnoins
Ger til Sc Spr. Stater itoppet, % for
Gpor lang SID?
3. gr Snopanorirsen al llblrncin9er
Itoppct / Garnoa?
4. San ics iaa ia meo mig ell bril9t
IoicrcpcIe iii Nor9c, % bpornleGet oil
Oct tolte?
Suar: 1. Smfrins $50 puer Sa'
pct.
.. Rel.
. a.:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Sp.: Gan Dc ia mig til SoIoat, hpis
iee refer biem iii gonndrt / @inter.
Sea reiite bcrira. Iise isr les ituIoc tnoe
fables iii SnIoat. Sea bar p9ret | Nrs
reen Der, men oet bar life pGret mig
nuiIis at faG mine 9~orgerpapirer. Or
Set neopcubie al faa Benz ierit?
spar: s,uis &c refer bjcm fuit
paa ct miblertibis SYbolb. Ct bet reppe
itsrrc Jare fpr, at &c pil bIi inntaint
til WHlit9rtieneite, men Der or lnsen
9arauti for bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

6rsrasmaaI fra TsNW-- IN life opJipss ha,
Gapne III Reea!iioacu, befcaA--'e.
epfreere becss aiattt Tine Ssvrssmaalt a fIari %
tpselisi Spros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
U. S. to Keep Directory
Of Munition Workers
Skilled Ordnance Men To Be
Listed for the ''Next War;
Waaervliet To BE Centre

ALBANY, April Announcement
was made tonight by officials of the
Watervliet Arsenal that the War De-
partment IS planning to enrol cannon
workers throughout the country as
members of "the ordnance family
which shall win the next war" The
statement says:
"A roster of all men in the United
States who can make cannon is one of
the ideas that the recent war has pro-
duced. r''
'Watcrvliet Arsenal has been select
cd as the centre of the cannon industry
IN the United States. The facilities
olvlslon was created recently at Water
vllet arsenal to assist in this prepara-
ton, and one of its first duties will be
to attempt to get directory of all ex-
perienced superintcndents, foremen.
assistant foremen, machinists, etc.
1T is proposed to keep at Water
vllet Arsenal card catalogue of these
men, and thus, in the event of ncces-
slty, 1t would not take long to assemble
an array of experienced operators who
would be of incalculablc benefit to ord
nance needs.
Lieutenant Colonel Walker, OF the
Watervliet Arsenal, has communicated
with the various gun plants of the
country, asking their support and co.
operation. He believes that an asso-
cation of these thousands of men. ma
chinists and gunmakers, can be formed
and 1t IS proposed to keep them to-
gether by issuing from time to time
an ordnance bulletin of such impor-
lance that everybody will want it.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

posed person is willing to let the club
have temporary home at low rental
the persons in authority guarantee to
redellver the house in the same con-
dltlon in which they took it. Persons
interested are asked to communicate
with Mrs. w. H. Hamilton, Navy Club,
500 Fifth Avenue.
I INJURIOUS furnishings which DR..
- John A. Harriss, special Deputy
Police Commissioner, installed in his
oftlce at Headquarters are being re-
moved. DR.. Harriss decided that there
should be Circassian walnut panels to
match the furniture, and is making
other Changes, all at his own expense,
including staining the telephone in
struments to match the opulent browns
of the room.
When the original furnishings were
installed by DR.. Harriss a year ago a
veteran patrolman on duty in the COR
ridor observed that the Office undoubt-
eddy was 'sweller than President Will
sons" This connoisseur was utterly
speeches. yesterday
AS a special Deputy Police Commits
sioner DR.. Harriss has salary of
nothing year. He has given to the
department a house on Riverside Drive
which he furnished as a clubhouse for
policemen. He also has given an auto
mobile to Commissioner Enright and
a motor coffee wagon to the depart
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
''Y'' Canteen Girls
To Stay i'm France
Can't BE Spared and VIII Keep
on Making Hot Chocolate
for The Soldiers

PARIS, April 5.-The Y. NJ @. A. can
teen girl has made good and will be re-
tanned in France
When the army quartermaster's corps
took over the "Y" exchanges it was de-
cided to use soldiers as clerks. and the
'Y' girl apparently had no place to go.
but at just about that time the 2.297
girls in the service began to make
not chocolate for Uncle Sans army.
That settled the question. and the
A. E. +. will keep them here indefinitely
to tickle the palate of the homesicil
fighting men.
Mrs. Robert G. Mead. head of the
wvomen's bureau of the Y. NJ c. A. in
Paris, made this announcement TODAY.
and added that two hundred more
women will be sent from America to
help in the conduct of the new "wet
canteens"
The cantcen workers are here to
stay until the army goes home" she
said. THE taking over of the post ex-
change has confused most people, who
Go not realize that tho post exchange
and what we call the wet cantcen' are
separate and distinct things. The
quartermaster has taken over the post
cNchahge, or dry canteen, where Gig
arettes, candies and supplies are sold
to the men; the wet canteen' serves
only hot drinks, sandwiches and some
times cakes. And until the last man
goes home we will 60 on working be-
hind the counter.
There are SO many soldiers to be
fed and cheercd that ~ girls are now
being sent out by themselves to open
up canteens. In the old days they went
in pairs or under the supervision Of a
man Y. NJ. c. A. secretary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
Few Easter Lilies,
Prices To Be HIGH:
All Flowers Scarce
Cold Storage Brand Only Is
Available and Less Than
Half Supply, but Few
Other Blooms on Sale

New York will be decorated this
Easter with "cold storage lilies" and
even these will be so rare that the city
practically is facing flowerless
Easter.
Florists estimate that in ordinary
years 100000 lilies are used in the
Easter celebrations. This year there
will be about 40 per cent of the usual
supply.
The lily bulbs have been poor this
year, and have blossomed meagrely or
not at all, owing to the fact that they
have been kept in "cold storage" for
more than a year. The federal en-
barge cut off all essential freight
from Japan during the war and Easter
lily bulbs could not be imported last
year. Those planted last fall for
Easter blooming were left-overs from
the previous season.
The price of Easter lilies, further
advanced by the scarcity Of coal for
hothouses and the high cost of labor,
is something florists hestated to pre-
dict yesterday.
According to John Young secretary
OF the Florists Association, lilies were
tiuctuating at wholesaic around 40
cents a bloom. The retail price gener-
ally doubles the wholesale price, so the
price is likely to be about rs cents by
Easter Sunday.
The flower famine applies to many
other spring blossoms which ordinarily
mingle their bright colors with the lily
for Easter decorations
Tulips, jonquils, roses and hydran-
geas are scarce. Only the hardy panzy,
sweetpea, snapdragon and marigolds
will be found in the usual spring pro-
fusion
This is explained, Mr.. Young said bv
the fact that he shortage of fuel caused
many florists to plant in small quaint
ties last fall. Then they put in pansies
which can stand cold, and swcctpeas
which blossom quickly
The Easter market has never been
so uncertain. The small stocks brought
to blossom have been contracted for
many weeks ago. 1t is practically i'm
possible for a city florist to buy any
additional stock this week, and the city
is crowded with buyers from the West.
who are looking in vain for Easter
flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
''General'' Jacques,
Belgian Orphan,
Here as StOwawav
Wait of Western Front,
Who Came Home With
American Friends, Will
Likely Be Sent Back

Belgian waif, understood and Grip
pied, who called himself General"
Jacques Ducace, arrived here yester-
day on the transport FL Oriente, upon
which he had hidden several days be-
fore the vessel left Bordeaux. He will
probably be deported.
For four years, he said, he had been
wandering around Belgium and France,
driven to vagrancy because his fam
lily was killed by the Germans. The
boy, who says he is fourteen, is barely
three feet TALL has bright brown eyes
and pleasing face. Within the last
eight months he has made himself
popular with American soldiers at va
rious camps. He speaks a little Eng
lsh, picked up here and there, and
when the immigration officials took
him into custody yesterday he proudly
exhibited S22. which the troops had
given TO him on the voyage from Bor-
deaux.
General" Jacques wore an ill-ft
dlers. 1t was the only garment he
had that was not patched and shred
ded.
When an Interpreter addressed him
he told his history. He was born in
Alsace- Lorraine of Belgian parents, he
said. Before the war he went to his
grandparents in Belgium. They pro
tested against German occupancy of
the village when the enemy came there
IN 1914 and both were executed. His
father, he said, joined the Belgian
army and was killed. His mother, he
learned, died of a broken heart.
Jacques wandered around, earning
franc here and there, begging food
and sleeping in shell holes for nearly
four years. Always he managed to
escape being rounded up and placed
France
He said he had no intention of COM
ing to this country until American
troops began to embark. The fear of
having an his American soldier friends
desert him prompted him, he said. to
come to this country at the first op-
portunity.
jacques was taken to Ellis Island
and will probably be deported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
Coal Prices Going Up
10 Cents a Month Increase for
Five Months Decided Upon

The price OF all grades of coal will
DC advanced 10 cents month for five
months beginning May l, it was an
nounced yesterday. The increase has
become an annual fixture during the
past four years.
Anthracite coal, delivered, will cost
from $40 for pea size to $10.85 for
stove and nut sizes next month. Mem
bers OF the Brooklyn Coal EXCHANGE
issued circular yesterday attempting
20 Justify the increase. They declared
tnat profits this year were considcra
bly, less than in 1914.
Mine cost for anthracite, their figures
state, averaged $3.42 ton in 1914.
compared with $5.7S at present, an in
crease OF SO per cent. Selling prices
averaged s6.G5 ton in 1914 and 5000
ms year, an increase Of 54.9 per cent.
The increase in cost is placed to high
wages, freight rates and cost of equip
ment. Freight rates are shown to have
been increased 1873 per cent, with a
1888 per cent advance in harbor rates.