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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
OPPOSED TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS

The Joint debate at Boston over
the league of nations covenant between
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massa-
chusetts and President A. Lawrence
Lowell of Harvard university puts the
former, whose portrait is given here
with, in the limelight as perhaps its
foremost opponent. The debate was
doubly important because of the per-
sonality of the debaters. President
Lowell represents the pure student and
theorist. He is author Of a standard
treatise on the government of England
and other contributions % the science
Of government. which has been his
special subject. He is one Of Americas
distinguished scholars and brings to
the consideration of any public ques.
ton a formidable body Of knowledge.
Senator Lodge, by comparison,
represents the practical and realistic.
He Is himself n historian of note, n
man Of high culture and informed in.
telligence And, In addition, while
President Lowell has been studying tn
has been prnctIcing II.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
Reforming CHICAGO

A big fight is being made at Spring
laws affecting Chicago:
Non.partisan elections for aldermen
and mayor.
Reducing the number of aldermen
from seventy to fifty.
Increasing the number of city
wards from thirty.five to fifty, with
one alderman representing each ward
Recall for aldermen and mayor.
Eliminating the Offices of city
clerk and city treasurer from the
elective offices and making them ap.
pointive by the council.
The bills, If successfully pushed
through the state legislature, must 60
to the people for ratification on ref.
erendum vote.
The city manager plan of govern
ment, which was also submitted to
the city council, was put In the dis
card. Only few voiced their senti.
ments In favor of the city manager
plan, and there were many enemies.
The majority of the aldermen did not
feel that the council be trusted with
the selection of mayor, and others
raised the objection that the people
would thereby have no voice In the
selection Of their executive.
The contemplated change In the
aldermanic system was first brought
to the council In bill providing for
four years instead of two-year terms
for the city fathers and provided for
one alderman from each OF thirty
five wards. 1t lost by a vote of 80
to u and was then amended to pro.
vide for fifty wards, with an alder.
man from each
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
TWENTY.NINTH WARD

TWENTY.N NINTH WARD
Kovarik, ID. 1880 Murphy, L. 1896
Golombiewski Hansen, Ind. 327
IL. ........6,612
Ambroz, s. ..1,095
Kovarik's plurality, 1,4OS.
THIRTIETH WARD
O'Grady, d. 1855 Henry, s. :. 1870
Burns, X. .6,434 Griffin, l.. .1,4S1
Burns plurality, $40.
THIRTY.FIRST WARD
Long. ID. 80. 1886 Beese, ST.. 531
Hogan, r. .1O,O9S Nelson, l.. .1,62S
Hogan's plurality, 563.
THIRTY.SECOND WARD
Wilson, d. :. 9,622 Morris, s. LISP
Fisher, II. .1S,400 Shogren, L. .2,318
Fishers majority, 5,27S.
THIRTY.THIRD WARD
Young, ID. -. $500 Guynn, S. lat
Garner, r. .16,640
Gamers plurality, 1854.
THIRTY.FOURTH WARD
Kostner, ID. .10,51S Sesking, s. 1901
Fink, r. go. S,147
Kostner's majority, 70.
THIRTY-FIFTH WARD
Clark, d. 1913 Fuchs, s. ...1,017
Jahnke, r. IL, 400
Clark's majority, 4,307.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
EAGLETS.

Thomas J. Sauerman OF Ohio ana
Clark streets aud proprietor Of The
Oldest saloon and restaurant In Chi.
cago has the finest bar fixtures n
America. They were made over nfty
years ago, and the carving was an
done BY hand. The German Historical
society has taken photographs Of
IhRm.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
THE REBukE OF PROHIBITION.

Chicago declared against prohibi.
ton on Tuesday by a majority of a
quarter of a million votes.
II was a singing rebuke to crazy
prohibition.
Chicago is a progressive American
city.
The cranks who have forced pro
hibition on the country have killed
emigration killed the only means of
getting more farm labor and insured
high prices and other miseries for a
long time to come. No European
country would have done such thing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
ARMY COURT-MARTIAL SYSTEM

Senator George Il. Chamberlain Of
Oregon had good deal to say in the
last session Of the Sixty.fifth congress
In criticism Of the war department and
more especially of the alleged injus.
tice Of the army court-martial sys-
TEN. The hostilitics between Senator
Chamberlain and Secretary Baker have
not ceased with the adjournment Of
congress.
In the latest encounter Secretary
Baker sent telegram to Senator
Chamberlain laying the blame for fail
ure to correct the evil In the court
martial system upon congress. He de-
clared he had proposed remedy u
year ago, but congress had not acted.
The senator promptly retallated
with letter In which he declared Mr..
Bakers remedy would have made the
system "even more rcactlonary, II
possible, than II Is now" lie charged
that Mr.. Bakers proposed remedy was
nnt mnlp I'm rood fnlth Tho sanntor
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
THE COMING LIBERTY LOAN.

The Victory Liberty Loan, which
will complete our payments on the
war preparations that brought Ger.
many to her knees so suddenly last
November, will be hoated between
April p and May 10. The Secretary
of the Treasury has announced that
the terms offered on the new loan
will be such as to make the govern.
ment securities the best buy" on the
market at the time it Is circulated.
While Mr. Glass has not announced
the amount he would call for, the best
informed public men say that the
issue will be s5,O00,000,000 with the
right to accept all Neutrality-suspicious.
And now to consider briefly why
the Victory Liberty Loan has to be
floated among the American people.
In the first place, the loan is q
good investment. Before the war,
most OF us were not investors. Today
one.fourth of our population are bond
holders and half OF us hold some sort
OF government securities. We have
begun, at least, to learn the thrift
habit that we may lay up some treas
ures on earth.
In the second place, this was our
war, war of the American people
democracy against tyranny. We have
testified fully to our sanction of this
war by sending 100000 men to the
battle front, training 1,750000 more
and getting ready 100000 to go into
training. We testified to our interest
in It when we subscribed 10000,
900 to the Fighting Fourth Liberty
Loan and gave literally to our wal
charities.
Now the war Is over and we wonder
q bit why we are asked for more mon
ey. There are still million OF oul
fighting men In France who must bC
brought home. There are thousands o.
our wounded and sick in hospitals who
have yet TO be cared for Our mer
chant marine Is still building that
America may take her place in the
world mart. All these take funds.
Yet that Is not the real reason fol
the Victory Liberty Loan. Our gov
eminent had in process Of construc
ton, when Germany capitulated, wal
machine which was planned TO ami
hilate the armies of the FatherlanC
during the coming summer The al
lied experts believed that Germany
would not surrender until she was de
feated, so they planned for that over
whelming defeat during the comini
summer. Germany, however, conclud
ed that she had enough before thu
full force Of our war catapult struck
The German general staff knew tina
we were building that great machine
They had felt the first blows a
Chateau Thierry Belleau Woods, thu
Argonne and st. Mihiel and had learn
ed that the American mob" knew
no defeat, gave no ground, but went OF
in spite of losses OF eight to one
They knew, too, that the American
and British navies had rendered the
U-boat impotent with American deptf
bombs, strung in a barrsge twenty
miles wide across the North Sea.
They saw the American ships In
an almost endless stream bearing aer
ial arrnadas, focks of tanks, battery
after battery OF rifles, howitzers, and
mortars, gas and high explosive shells
by the million, rifles and machine
guns with their ammunition and men,
regiment after regiment until there
seemed no end TO the khaki clad
fighters coming out OF the west. So
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
LIN 1E[HEI lLlENl[LZLlGKl11
IS NICHOLAS ROMANOFF ALIVE?

Is Nicholas Romanoff, former
Russian car, alive or dead? Bernard
Naumberg, New York lawyer, has
been named by Supreme Court Justice
Benedict in Brooklyn as committee
of one to find out. The Marine Trans
portntion Service corporation early In
the war transported large quantity
of sugar to Russia on the then cars
order. Before collection was made
Nicholas was deposed and, according
to generally accepted reports, slain.
Mr.. Naumberg learned that the car
had S1OOO,OOO on deposit In the Ma
tional City bank. lie obtained court
judgment for Silt, 450, but upon pre-
senting IL to the bank was Informed
the bank could not pay out any OF the
fund unless Nicholas either was served
with notice or proved dead. He then
applied for appointment of receiver
for the fund. Justice Benedict denied
the application. telling Mr.. Naumberg
It would be necessary first to serve
lin dead serve notice upon his next OF
. l.. a.. ,t lI
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
NEW REPUBLICAN FLOOR LEADER

Frank Wheeler MOndell of New
castle, Republican floor leader In the
SlSty-siXth congress, represents the
whole state of Wyoming in the house
of representatives. The state, ac-
cording to the census of 1910, has but
1896 inhabitants and therefore Is
entitled TO but one representative. Mr..
Mondell was born in St. Louis i'm 1860
and at six years of age was left an
orphan, lie lived on an Iowa farm
until eighteen and then engaged in
stock raising, mining ana railroad
construction in various parts of the
West. He settled in Wyoming in 1887
and was one of the builders OF New
castle. He married Ida Harris of Lar.
annie In 1899. He was elected TO the
Fifty-fOurth congress and has served
IL terms, not continuous. He Is there.
fore one Of the veterans of the house.
His committees in the last congress
were appropriations and woman suf-
frage. 1t goes without saying that he
.nn nr tl,o n..,,l
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05

.--
Raklios' restaurants have made
name for themselves in Chicago.
which stands for good service, good
food and good equipment. John Rak-
lios, the proprietor of this popular
string of restaurants is q progressive
and patriotic American citizen. He
has been hard worker for the Lib
erty Loan and has done much towards
lining up the Greeks Of Chicago In the
fine showing they have made.
~ =.
Captain Henry Channon. the well
known and highly respected president
of the H. Channon Company, is one Of
the men who Ia always working to
make Chicago greater. Captain Chan
mons public spirit, his natural energy
and his great popularity mako him .
valuable man to any cause that no
espouses.
w. 8. Tothill. the great manufac-
turer of gymnasium and playground
apparatus, at 1915 Webster avenue.
has q national reputation because OF
the excellence and reliability OF his
products.
Stillman B. Jameson 10 one Of the
coming men In the Republican party.
He 10 honest and able.
Granville w. Browning would make
q good member of the Circuit Court
bench.
Adam Wolf Is one or the most pops
lar men In Chicago. You can't beat
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05

Charles Molitor, a recognized leader
In the machinery trade. is one of Chi
Cages leading and most reliable bust
ness men. His name As honored
wherever re is known. "
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05
"ARMY OF THE GREAT WAR"

The United States Is to have I'm
American association of veterans OF
the world war under The name OF
Liberty league Army of the Great
War;" or something Of the kind. A
convention TO be called November IL
In Chicago will pass upon various pre-
liminary steps of organization taken In
the meantime, both abroad and ut
home.
Six hundred "doughboys," "med.
les" "birdmen," engineers, artillery
men, "noncoms," captains, colonies
and generals assembled In Paris and
formed tentative organization. An
executive committee of six, equally d.
vided between officers and enlisted
men, was elected, with Col. Milton j,
Foreman of Chicago chairman. A
similar organization Is being formed In
this country among the soldiers who
did not get overseas, under the lead
Of Lieut.. Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
whose DOrtrait Is herewith printed, A
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-04-05

F. II. Seubold, d. c., one OF the
most prominent chiropractors in Chi.
cago, offers to treat all soldiers and
sailors suffering from sciatica, rheu-
matism, or kindred ailments free Of
charge. His office is in the Stevens
building, II North State street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

at Heiten I 2proon 1865. Ser be.
rettes Der ont et fattig Sornblaaier.
iom eff runbt % Ipiaebe peo Solfs
Tsre, % Iom en- gften | omtaaget
Tilitano bapbe lagt Zig I'll at iope paa
8a0en. s ct Siis Iiee peo bar Der
netop bso en- peitIps % 9iget blep
MI lagt 10 paa @ooen peb Siben al
Den iopellbe Spiaenmn6, ON bOen
Tplfene troeoe, at oaIaa b IAN bar
bsa - falbt iom ct Offer for Eeiten.
Oct bar ne,nlig Sfif oengane, at
6oIf bare Iaeoe Beitligene no paa
8uoen Deb Nattetio. l~1bpggelige
0sosfj9rrer, iom meIbte fin @rtfomit
peo &insning meo en- bunrpt lpoenoe
Gloffe, fisrte berefter rlnbt | so.
oerne pg opiamleoe 2igene, og oct
bar alminoeliee Solf forbuot at
operpGre oisie Isrgelige gegrapelIer.
9efoes Siftorie er muIigens lamb,
men ben bar intet meo sid, on
lieber Iilguitin" at giere no oper
oct, at oen uoe, pibere er Bit oper.
fert til @ien % lat i SprbiroelIe
meo Den n9pnte Mielobis Sremfomit.
Silforlaoelige biitoriife llnberIsgel-
len piIer nemlig, at Iiiguitin-S ans
gen TANNER ira Iaret 1903, og paa
ben Sib bar Der ablpllit ingen Teit
eller anoen itor Snrfot / Wictt. Men
ocrrGIt peo man ogiaa poiitipt, at
augnitin-S angen fprite Sang LOS /
@iet loln inologt Sang / ct Spge.
ipil al Gromannsoerfcr. Stpffet
lloroe megetl Spffe, % Oct er llet
life u~ianoipnlig. at banoe Sapon
90 geetbouen bar operpGret Spfe-
relicn og iaaleOe$ bprt oen III ODER
belle Sorbcn fienote Welobi. Sen
Illguitin, ser / Sangen berltpbes til,
er en- al aeiIer WarimilinnS Sol.
nutiifere, lom omfring Iar 1912
bar Gil al Guropas mcit bersmte
Srompctiiter. San ifal bape pGret
ell glao SiGl, Ionl ofte tumlet on /
opcritaoig SenrpffelIe pan @iens
8aoer, % lunulig er bet life, at ban
"a i Ell i!ig Senrpffcliestilltanb fan
babe bopt en- Splepelie, Der minoer
ON Den ON bans lonbollife &oaega
al Sefoe bcrctteoe. Wcn nogct be-
TENT peo man life oeron1, pg ibocrt-
ialo er BET ul%anoipnlig at bans
llbelo iflilbe itaa / SorbinoelIe mco
no9er Ecitepiocni, efteriom man
bare fienoer Ell ilig for @iens SEQ
foinmcnoe ira 9lar 1879, opcr bum.
breoe Sla reftcr ~sliiguitinS Gpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Saaroiitriftets
Kulriooom

Gn frutt'f Natioltolofonom giige-
ne TuiGf, bar / "2'Grportatellr
TrancaiS" ifrepet Ell IrtIfel on,
bpob Innerotionen al Snuroiitriftet
pilbe betpoe for Sen iranife Wetalvl-
bllitri.
<lbpffenet peo Saar err laogoot-
iom belt % bolbent preiliif Stats-
eienbpm, Get libgier ca. % Gpab-
ratlnil og pan Ben geologiife Som
gres / Sorento / 1913 blep bets alll-
rigbom onilaoet til 9 Miaiaroer 700
Winioner Son / inotil 1900 Meter
liggenoe Sag. Slbtil for arigen blep
Der life brilot meget SILL | Saarbrf-
fenet, ioroi man life pnifeoe en- liile-
oie &onfllrrance ntco @eItpbaleltS
<lgritber.
Srnnfriges GilIforbrig / 1918 par
GA Wfillioner $4,000 Son, bporaf
bel 40 WtQioncr frembroges al fran-
ife &illgruber, mems Neiten maotte
bpffes pes Slnport. Sranfriges alll-
forbrug bar imiblertib / Itabig Stia.
ming, % tiltrooS for SSnbfprilen bar
set life iitano til at forarbeibe fine
egrte Sernertler. slf oiSie blep ser /
1918 uboraget ca. 81 Winioncr Son
al iranif Soro % beraf blep onltrent
9 Wtillioner Son uoiert.
@ienerhperpelien al Gliois Goth
ringen pil forooble Sranfriges Vro-
buftion al SernertIer, ibet Der 1913
blep broouccret ODER 81 Utiaioner
Con SSernmalm. Sranfrigc bill Ser
Tor peb Nlnlcrotion al SaarbUffenet
foa Sal nof til Sorarbeioning al
Sernertien o. set piloe life bare
funne bpuoe ben Toiition, bets Mc-
talinouitri bar orbeioet fig op til ull-
ser 8rigcns Spana, men bet filnoe
enoog iorbeore Den ganife ~betpbelig,
ibet Saarbrffenet foruoen 9ltlgrit-
berne er / 9eliooelie al en- &Gffe ito.
re Sernpcrfer % ierninbllItrieue 50.
brifer neo Tloben Suar.
Sorfatteren mer1er oerfor, at
Sranfrige peo Sreosilutningen bpr
babe lin Spmerfiombeo benpenot
poa Sc WSllligbeoer, iom oabner iig
for Tranfrige pco Innerationen al
Sanroiitriftet og operpeie, ON Spif.
lanb life flinoe betnle Ell Gel al beit
rbpre Sfobeseritotning, Tom bill bli
frUpet peb NliItaoelicn al oette 81.
thrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Scit for DIR. 90
MrS. MtUdua.

Scnona ocn lite Moi oor set
Npr. % MrS. 8. Hsnangs I6be @rpI.
mpS0nq. TercS Wobocr og en6el
al oercS mango @cnner, life oIene
fro @nihinaton 1roirie Neniqbeo,
men o0iao fra Gecorob o. Galmor
- oper 200 Wtenneifcr - onerrd-
ife0c pruocparret meo bcres @cisg.
On onocn @ruro for @cie9et bar
ocrl at man, Tom olminoclig eff CT,
pil6c hapc Ell penifobelip Sommcn.
fomit mco W}r. % WrS. Mooaug, ior
Sc irofIptteoc 8ornteu oa oraqer i'll
Cccordh. bpor DC bar fipbt fla ct
mcnct foIcligt Stem pon SranFlin
Strcct.
Com i~Gobnnligt bapbc apiuocrl1e
broQt ntcb iig Ell rigelig 6oripntng al
oIIcbonnoc goo Wob, iom beocr'ores
retirroiq @ebnnoIiua.
Wfen ier Ncipi9ninqcn bolot go.
itor 9. aorcn eli Gale iii @rlloe.
porrct o. ioAbc. at for ocrcS Stplo
pnr ri inmIet her ibog for OF glroe
Dem 90 globes iniumen meo Dem.
San tattc0c Dem ior, bpoo DC bapbe
pGret % niort FOR Waibinqton
Eroiric Wcligbeo. 90 ioa onifcoe
ban Sem @io5 GeIiiqueIic / bercS
me Nicr. Non pioitc, Of set bar
tumgt ior 6cm at iorInoe ct go0t
&icm. Ntell Sen iommc @uo, Tom
hi0til bopoe oeIiignct Dem iau rigc.
lil niloc ogion frcnoelcS pGre nleo
Dem og peliignc Dem i bcre5 rpc
Stem.
SnngiorcninQcn "Brico" bar moot
rem % loo oS hprc riQtio mango
uofrc Snngc. hpilfet / bpi @rao hi.
oroa til at bciue Soften,
HUrcr s. &ogcn blcp ina opiororct
I'll al iiac nogIc Cro, og pua Soriam-
llnacna GcQnc operroftc ban DIR. %
Wtr9. &opung ell li0cn Y~cltgc0ope
lom GriuorinQ ON bercS 46oc @rpI-
lup8ong og me0 Gnifc ON, at CUBS
rige &eIii9ncIic mnotte islge Dem
Qicnncn Aorcne % ino for ESelu
Sfpl0 gipc Dem en- goo % uelli9net
GipSuiten.
Sur. 3. Nopong toffeoe Tor @opcn
% ioriitrebc i porule 0roeloo. at ban
% &llitru altio piIoe minocS oenne
Strulo inlnt fine gooc Nabocr %
mango @cnncr, ion ioag boooc be-
tTntt Dem mco fit @eiag og bepiit
BAN % &uitru bcnnc lipcntcoe gGre.
Ncrpoa orog cnbpcr til fit @ienL
me9ct bel ioruoict mco 9agen.
Gn Scltoger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
&pnaHcocre.

acknowledgements meooeler
at Gicnoomstab peO 2pniIo / DC Sor.
eneoe Statcr belcber Jig aarligaars
I'll opimoo s WtiQioner Dollars.
Stcrlteparten al Bette Cab ialber
poa Observation-Disclosures. Oepnrte'
mentet tiIraober 2auobru9cre ruttot
ON / Sanoet at oisre iig befienot
meo Snoboloet al Farmers gliue-
tin SAP Wooern Methods Of Bro.
lection a9ainit 2%i9btning". Tam'
~flettct Cir en- letforitaaelig 6rent.
'tiuine al DC bebitc 6rcmgnngsmno-
Der meo Scnipn til Silitaaering al
Spnofleoere poa 6orrnbpgningcr.
Naar Spnaileoerc opisres eftcr De
icnelte Wctbooer, Tiger 9epartemel-
tets Sogtpnoige, rc0uceres Giiifoen
| betpoeli9 GRAB. Gnbper Sarmer.
Der bar line 8uIe ioriuarlig beifpttct
meo Spnafleoere, ifrloe fltnne for
lailge i'm granoforiifringsturt neo-
lat, Tiger 9epartementet. Tamilet.
ten faces gratis peo ifriitlig Seu.
pcroelIe til 9ipiiion Of Tublica.
tions, Separtment Of agriculture,
@aIbington, 9. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

Gen iiprlte airfefloffc / SpitlunO
er "&eiierfloffen" / aelrer- 9omfir.
fen. Gems pnfre Slang, ionl bare
loo paa De allerbenigite Nftener, er
for eoig %foritummet M, ba oet er
taget neo % i%nteltet ON til arigs-
brig. Nu lpoer en- anben Slang fra
oens Wtalml
Sfient oeiiile aipntpefloffe peiebe
line $1,000 ailogran1, bar Den llet
life Sen iterite airfefloffe / @erben.
9Gren for at buie benne tilfommer
De tibligere rilSiiife G5arers aro.
ningsfirfe / &rentl / Woifpa.
Ser bar mdlt / Moret 1886 be.
ifipitiget meo at ppbpnge Ben lterit(
&loffe, %eroen enonu bar feet,
"G5ar aolofol" lom Sen beo, % bpis
~nnieeligc Gegt onorog til 100000
ailogram. S%tiIaoict iom iflllOe bore
oenne @iguntfloffe BRAT imiolertio
fer &loffen bar fommet / Seize, %
"G5ar aolofol" ltprtebe til Soroen
meo en- Zig &rnft at Ser blep ct @ul
pan 6 WeterS Spbbe, og en- Sis paa
1000 &ilogram blep peo famine
Inlebning ilaaet at &loffen.
S mango Iar Iaa aipmpefloffen
/ lit Sll / Soroen. Me,l unber Gsar
Nifolai lite blep Sen taget op og It'll
let poa ct mlIret Sltnoanlent, og Ser
itnor Den enonu rngenbe s Weter op
/ 2llften og meb Ylaos til 20 Wen-
ncifer / fit Snore - taits Iom altio.
TeroenS iter'te airfefloffe bar bapt
Den triite Sfipbic at bore itum iaa
at iige fra Sooielen at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Streifen / Dinnipeo.

@innipeg Sen 14oe Wtai. Yaa
"Sra0eS ano 2abor Councils" Me.
&c lgoor Nfteu blep en- STREET. beor.
orct at begpnhe SCI. If / Worgcn
6orniooag / SDmpoti nteo @pg-
ningS. % Mctolorbeioerne, icnt
IrcmoeleS er paa Streit.
N~rbeioernc i @poningSfogenc nco-
loqoc glrbeioet Sen lite Mai. 0e
Iorlonger Ell Nrbeio@ltge poa "A 81.
mcr % Ell Con al ST pr. Sinte. We.
talarbeibernc, ser neoloobc Nrbeibet
Sen npitc Dag, 'orloneer Ell 20 Yro.
cents Gorbeicl'e al Sennen.
Der or rcttet en- &enpcnbeIic til
ale &c ppriac 6aeioreninger / @pen
on oeina at lutte liz til Streifen,
men Here al oeln bar oilIaaet oeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

mango @rnnoeiere Hooriblanot
Staten er en- betpbeIis) END Grfa-
ring giper &et til at baabe. Der
iom onore Steoer bill etbpert Snitia-
tip faa taae aan1pen op MOB aue
Dem Tom bill bslte, men life iaa.
If aominiitratipe Srsaner bill Ser
neppe fomme andre til u. anb De
rent lofale. Mf fulturene Snititu-
TONER (bortieet ira Solfeifoler) bill
Der mart p9re 0laos for en- Wio.
o%eIifole % en- SiiferiifoIe (bnaoe for
Borne % ltngbom). Gilt iaIt fan
oct iiees at gnbenes bar gobe llb-
iister til OF bIi en- Siifcri. og &erme-
tifbp. @penS Telitano mao bpgges
paa 3 Piaarer, fsrIt og fremit Mn.
o%enesojilfta, bernpit @noenesmpre,
men oct treble er ct enonu u~iulofsrt
Wenneifeperf, Mnoenes eler lno.
gems Sapn.
UlSpD1hnoer.
"a bette Steo logger / 8rpos-
pitnftet al ire fremtibig pigtige
aommunifationsIinier, bill Ser bore
3enoens. til 0anneIie al en- Iioen
"Sraniitbp" al Iisnenbe grt Tom
Sanbnesiisen.
Suainart Sunbet or iprbigmlt.
oret bill Ell eIler flere al Slirtigrit'
terrte goa forbi % formcntlig itanie
/ Nisepbapn for at optnge 8oos og
Yasiugerer Iom err fonnnet meo Sfib
cner automobiI fra Iperberg og Gin.
beneS.
Sroos aft biz ooa en- @n Der life
babe nogen flor @ertfraft bn belt IN
gen iGrlige getingelier bill bare ol,-
ore emo Sen nGplte iom a%rpbspunft.
- Oscar 2iino (i "Norolanosp.D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
On hiitoriif Kirfefloffe.

Gbicoao ocn t30c Woi. Gn Sir.
fctloifc, Tom tire @augc / Sc Goreuc.
0c Statcra &iitorie bar ringet ino
6rcocr, blcu ioo0 al Ct. Mnrf'S
Church o%ueroraget Ghicogo& biitori-
tie Scllfnb Iom @apc.
Slottru bIcp itebt i 1861 al incl,
tcoe M|pntcr, lom nor gipnc al Sol.
batter % Spoitataionger / Camp
GouQla9.
Nc0 Niililttclicr al @or9crfrigen
itcmtc Sen / mco / 6orfpuocIien al
set glaze @uoifob. Zen Iro iaiell
citcr ocu Tponif. omerifonifc arig %
ciier ltnNcrtlgnclicu Al &aubcnitil-
iton0cn Sen lite Nopcmbcr 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

aeoSie gpe. Meibobiitfirfe, % eiter-
pao bIir Der en- Gcccption | Chicago
norifc aliib.
lFiis &attie I~runoicn, Der bar
opbolbt iig Der | @pcu Ell itor GeI al
@iuteren. rciite forri9e llae til
StonIep, @iS., for Of beisee fin 80.
tier. Otter ogloa at babe beiset fine
Ssifcnbe I Tetroit OF WinneapoIis,
Otinn., refer bun til CANADA, bpor
bun bar 6armintereS Ter, og bill for.
blipc Ell IUngcre Sib.