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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

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dissbfhfri a prevsien- yoa sb0.id tax
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I'D auf ifesrus fhr faaxrr - dis
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Tsfas Wonfes Tor ufney sad
pisd5eT ff0abi~r. E'avsi. diabetes.
Seak anf lame back. rheunaiism ana
lrreguiz-.ites - he tidneys and bad
Der N both men an1 vofnsn. regn )
sates bladder froublss IA children. n
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mall On rece' - q fL1s. One srnai.
bottle j. fvo monfhs frrafmenf AMI
ofien etire sead ~ sworn fe.fl.
fnoniaia. DT . W. Hal. 29zg owe
y. D. Louis, Mo. Sid BY druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03
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nsrfr Arrl 1--rhs voss.sehs xsl
fung aays .hs sfsfigarf streets a.
Tiled sHtn orsa; crowds aaa ihai iheg
hss beer r1uch shooting The news
paper s-1s Baf the sffrefs are -
froi 20 - armoeed motors ara poNes
40 sfeis ccrrpariet = troops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03
SNIFF[ES. SNEEzEs,
H0ARsE WHEElEs
Banish them W using DR.. Bell II
Pine Tar Honey

Thn1sands recon mend t flr Belle
Pine Tar Honey iEng an srpf rimenf
hsf = eoaeh and cold remedy fhaf has
steadily g~orn popular because 81 l.
qgrkiy effective
Fcr HuRsrhg ruitf ~ c1aahs 81
fresh affsckf BE- bsisamic asI healing
a1fitfl sfe sure 70 b. beneficial
= trilxs speeif rsyTf frsn phisTm
eonses f0a. inflammation. fifkflnR
hfanfa.al fa5es Good also for hoarse
ress. cough due ~ = lpae snd sih4re1
aIimf8ts Eeonomlfai-a bottle goes
lonr Hay. foaT aE1KEisi sell H.
sfc. s1c and siea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

Tffe fsdefai ias on faInaaln rr-,fs
nfcosnss effective May Druggists
md eoia fosn'-in fnsa are in = guam .
'iry - 70 hos 70 hanale fhe ia D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

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lna please Hfnd hlt name i0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

s,ni fn No uee TRIMS a. Ff'
: srY fnsu I-sliiia caae III tnnf
Tue aiay'a eiocgion in gufhfe ra
flelana i'ned a. fhs prelud. d.ossi ones
asainsi $40 dsmosfs.s on fae frksf
Mef.rtgof and Davis
George ycCfsrpr carried fhrss i.fs
elnci. in nl~edafa eiefion f1fsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

Jesse rhefiY ana Hsm ttifeffI
h0, IN ep ebraee1 n siusis Hanaf z
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G hi resulfed Esm l asfd ani JssHr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

part April SPAN s oes.rous o.
s1hsrna % tns league - nanons ana
hss 90 notified Pres cert y itce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

Cam nuas aal BE ~n rl
.s.e fhc nNy mail0n fas1 bond leaa
And nasseil Is eomo niny nue o.ge
.r shea ~ sfas effamni H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

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saura A.all 81 oue ~ t1iaHo1 Or
saitf ani uns ~ fIN ~ faf Hafet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-03

Physician. a. Netlea'tr afr ppfsi's'
over she naap ~ Nru WN #ul. aft
~ q pramlnen hasiness man eho hsa
hron sound aeirsp fof i1 dHfs Hhf
ls sa Yseu vid and muihef az UHs
ehild li,f condition sema i0 ht uff
nl.d ufhffW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

serOuS tQmOrS.
The Cretaceous era which followed was
the age of those strange huge water AMI
mails known as mosssaurs. plesiosaurs'
etc Their recovered bones show painful
LESSONS with striking masses OF tumor
growths. resulting in their demises. Dollo
found IN their teeth the near mouth IN
fections by parasites, known to moderns
as alveolar pyorrhea. Even sea turtles
we're affected by this disease. That the
entire animal life OF the Cretaceous era
must have persisted with tumors and teeth
infections is shown in the fact that, in
the following Tertiary period, there were
new types Of animals arising which had
not inherited former troubles.
Gradually, disease again crept into the
world OF animal and plant life, assuming
new violence in the later Pleistocene era.
Flesh eating mammals began a world
domination They overdid II, however,
and by Selling and devouring infected
orey. themselves became victims OF
prevalent. fatal diseases. These infec-
tions roughened and sOrtened the bones
so that they readily broke into fragments
The infections apparently ran, IN many
cases. through the bones OF the entire
skeleton. Matthew first noted and de-
fined the process after examination OF
creodont carnivore named Limnocyon
potens. from the Washable Eocene forna-
lions. Later excavations in the tarpits OF
Rancho Brea, California, by Merriam,
showed that numerous mammals had var
ious stages OF the infectious diseases
when they entered the fatal tar trap in
search OF prey and could not have had
long 10 live II they had remained out
side Among these were the most
gigantic wolves lions. sabre-toothed tigers.
hyenas, ETC., that ever existed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

flop out of the soft mud back
into water. II is well known
that the marks OF disease
shown by the lower animals
also occur in human beings
suffering from certain phases
OF tetanus. assesses OF the
brain. otitis media, hysteria.
cerebrospinal meningitis, strych-
nine poisoning and other afflic-
tions, in which toxins affecting
the nervous system are nber-
ated.
1T requires but glance"
says Professor Noodle, at the
nature Of the brain case OF the
early vertebrstes TO see how
poorly protected the cerebro-
spinal spaces were. Ingress Of
injecting bacteria may have
been through any OF the numer-
Gus nerve or vascular foramina,
or through the thin cancellous
walls separating the brain case,
which was often protected only
by a membranous covering, by
cartilage or By very thin, bony
plates"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

In the later Oiigocene period dogs
reached their most gigantic size. Hatcher.
who examined their fossilized remains.
found them victims OF cancerous tumors.
a revival OF the dread disease OF the
earlier reptilisn mosasaurs Osborn, eX-
aiming bones OF the new genus OF huge
mammals which he named Titanotberes. IN
the seine era, noted that they. too, we're
likewise infected. Then came the Miocene
when the ancestral three-toed horse
gracefully roamed over much OF America
and % which the name OF Meryhippus
has been attached. Somehow his teeth
and Jaws became infected with parasites
producing swellings from which MS de-
scendants, the horses Of to-day. are saved
by the advances Of veterinary science
Bereft OF his teeth. Meryhippus misersbly
faded out OF existence with no soothing
solutions from the hand OF the veterinar
ian aid and save
In the ensuing eras, Pliocene. Pleisto
Gene and Modern, all OF the saprophyuc
vegetable bacteriaD and parasitic tani
nall diseases inherited from reptiles not
only increased on a vast scale, but we're
accompanied by new types. which IN
creased TO the enormous brood OF troubles
known 10 the human race to-day.
The antiquity Of disease IS shown IN ar
appalling manner by the recent discovery
OF Professor Charles D. Walcott. secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institution, Washing
ton. He found fossilized toxic, or poison
Gus. bacteria al the base OF and FAR below
the Cambrian rocks. These rocks had
originally lain thirty-six miles below me
earth's surface but had been upheaYed 0y
some tremendous CONFUSION Theirs IS
an age Of some $4,000, 900 years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

with phalanges close together The
whole attitude OF the body strongly sug
gests some severe spastic distress. 1t may
have suffered death from severe cerebro-
spinal infection (of poisonous BACTERIAL.
Whatever the cause OF its death, the stti-
tude shows the effect OF disease.
The associated trouble, chest spasms,
while not so common among higher
vertebrates. Is common among fish.
This is also evidently the cause OF the at
titude OF the fossil plesiosaur, or sea lizard.
The remarkable skeleton OF the geosaur'
from the Upper Jurassic slate OF Eich'
standt clearly shows a marked instance
Cartwright. 1915. By star Compsn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

Professor Noodle further states thar
PATHOLOGICAL. or disease, conditions were
common among now extinct species OF rep
tiles and plants which fourished IN the iar
back Carboniferous era. or the great coal
forming period. Graf has found the car
bombed remains Of worms, preserved IN
the LESSONS OF fossil crinoids, an animal
somewhat resembling starfsh. There was
widespread development OF poisonous
ungi and bacteria. which Renauu mas
iOund fossiliZed in wood and coal
The Oldest bone fractures are found IN
Great Britain RIEAt- R---r~-%
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

sons possible In the light OF my studies
Il seems probable that in some instances
episthotonos and pleurothotouos among
fossil vertebrates may be due to acute
cerebrospinsl infections, the petrihed
skeletons exhibiting trismus Qockjaw),
rightly Of limbs. and the peculiar back
ward curvature OF vertebral column so
common to-day as clinical manifesto
lions OF spastic distress. This is
especially probable In the cases where
skeletons exhibit such marked episthotonos
and pleurothotonos as do many specimens
II may then be said that episthotonos as
seen IN the skeletons OF fossil vertenrates
indicates disease in exaggerated cases OF
spastic distress, as IS evidenced by the at
,itudes IN which the fossils are found in
dicative Of their death agonies."
MANY beautifully complete skeletons OF
small pterodactyls-hying reptiles-trom
the photographic slate OF Aichstadt. exhibit
a marked backward curve OF the neck and
rigid appearance TO the skeleton as
whole. One form has the jaw gaping. as
II the creature were suffering from tetanus
or locktow. inc ancient toOtuoU N
Archeopteryx from the photographic states
exhibits a pronounced-like condition. The
skeletons OF dinosaur from the hthograpn-
&c states OF Kelheim exhibit an unusually
veil developed back spasm. the skull lying
far over the peivis.
Probably the most complete representa-
ton OF spinal curvature among fossil yer.
teSrates Is that seen IN the skeleton OF
the small cursorisl dinossur. Struthiomi-
mus altus. described by Osborn, from the
Belly River (Alberta) series. The diseased
attitude is typical. the Jaws exhibiting
tetanus. with the head thrown Sharply
hocL over the sacrum. the tail thrown
sharply up. the toes strongly contracted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

at the time OF death.
tuberculosis is in
dictated in the fossil
remains OF crocodiles,
excavated from the
Jurassic rocks In Eng
land, as described by
Ruer. In the follow
Ing geological era, the
remains OF gigantic
dinosaur reptiles
show fossilized can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

OF pleurothotonos. The body. slightly
twisted, is bent in a strong. uniform arch
toward the left. The fossil fish from
Solenhofen clearly show this disease in
their death sgonies while attempting to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

Fossil of n
Nesosaurus
Which Shows
by the Condi-
ton and
Position of Iu
Ribs That IL
Died of Some
Lung Infection.
Probably
Pneumonia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

ne m cant that
the ribs we're
bent or twisted.
BY spastic dis
tress he refers
10 the spasms
and contortions
caused by unre-
lieved d g at n
agonies from
various nalig-
nant bacillI.
He continued:
I'm searching
for evidence OF
disease among
fos sill verte-
braces I have
been interested
in the compari-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Observation-Disclosures.
10oc 9(priI, 1919.

lout IpllI, 1919.
Scandinavian Nmerican 2inien's
To3iuaeronrpifib "Sreberit VIII" of
eff, iom aperteret, ira glep Yorf Der ODE
S.pril uteo set itsrl tic @ntal al ifanOinas
biife Fa5ia9erer, inn iioen Saabenitils
itdnoens @estnoelie Far benpttet iie al
GtibsIeiLigbco iii GRANDDAUGHTER meo
renne eler noger unben al Siniens
Stibe.
2inien3 %nsIogerantal har, efter
Easiagertrafiteu5 8ienoptaeelie / Sos
tember @aaueo. pRret i itaoi9 Stiger
ior ale ire &laSIers @ebtonmenoe, ii1r
iihen ben nnreriatnite 8e9iering beo
Tnrets @cgDnbeIIc forIGngebe Sriiten
Tor S%nb6cnteIien al II. 2. 8eiietiuas
Helic ira beubolospis IS til % Sage.
Geume 6riit Giper biemreiienoe Stans
tinoper gob Sio til at iitre Jig bet nsos
pcnSi9e ~lfonbinnuiife aouiulotss gas
Iomt iii at irolenbe oeres N%nlegning
en- MeiIctiIIaoeIIe (ll. 9. Scrmit), iout
M / HeAcIen erholoes / 2ebet at ca. IA
Scge. Fnsiagererue fan ocrefter pGls
&C lit 9Th, ficbe BILLET % i sob SO orbz
ne inc Heiieeffefter fer StibetS If>
gong. Sconoinupidne Irnerican 9inier
bar M % unper belle Sommeren lite
minore END TO maaneolige Ifieilin8er
ira Nelp 9ort = nemIig ben 10oc lamt
Sen 2lhe eler 26oe / hper Wrnneb.
Sngen ouocn Sampifibslinie bar be-
ticrt loa mango bients % upreilenoe
%asia9crer / a~rigsaarerw. Nco "Srcs
Ncrif Wits Nfgalw I Cnsna8s Far
Scandinavian Imericar 2iniens fire
Ya5iogcroampitibe fert life nuinore ero
S4,622 Nerioner fra ue til &eiu Yurt
~ StanDinapien iioen arigen3 @egpne
reIie. ReiIen Ser pon @runb al @iiis
tationeu / airtlpaQ % icnere / 6oliiar
cite foriiniebcs betnoeligt, nrrmer Jig,
efier Sc engelite observation-disclosures
NeoIragelic, mi after Den nornrole SID
for Huteu i Nep Norf
GhriitioniG- Nipbenbapn. SaaIeoes mels
Der Selesram ira Ror9e, at "3euis
OIab", lom oigif ira aetp 9orf ben 27oe
Nart3. anfom nj Gbriitianiaup Ssnoag
cen 6tc Npril, ST. 8 Ifteu, efter Ell 91a
Geau5 NeiIe.
~llniteo StateS". Serer aaptein 0ets
IAe, ser oi9it fra Gbriitinnianp Den
Sole oS., itol anfomute iii Nefu 0orf
Sonoa9 Sen 1890 rs. % after df9aa
berira Sen 24be Tpril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

~9elleSmeoe. Sen0ag prGfte Talt.
Sepis Woe fra Gbicago peo Jormio.
oagsguostieneitcn, 6ormano Gaitpolo
oeo neutrality-suspicious. %
Ya'tor y. g.. GrsiIano til aiteniang.
Senoagsmsberne bolbtes / 9pens
Operabis, Offer bIep optaset peb ale
tire Guostienelter. Manoag bar Der
Salntalemeoe / 8or 6reliers Girfe;
Gmne: Sob. 10, Is; SnDleoer: pait.
Y. 5. Strsm; ogiaa 6ormano Gait.
oolo og Bait. 8. g. Berg fog Gel |
Samtalen. DIN slitenen 8uostiene-
tie | begge &irfer. Gen npe Wenig-
beo tog Wonnet "0or Sreliers luther.
tie Wenigbeb / Wontepioeo, Winn."
Falt. s. VI. Woion blep aolot til
BRET. Eait. glbel Anoerion, mi ODER
II aar gammel, blcO gipet 9ruoaret
I'll Ereltegaaroen paa Soutb SiitD
St. iaalGnge ban oil DO / Monte
pioeo. Wenigbeben bar iifret zig pas.
Ienoe Tloos for en- airfe, iom ifol
opiereS meo oct icrite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
siI Solmmecrnt .inaerifa.

Set bar "a feIt til 5ol1lnAifribin9 an.
eli on il, ia Saf; men BET or rof intet
lorn1e8et Iagt o9 ityepct ON De SlugS
Solt, nci altfor Iibet.
anocrs @~ugebatteu udr en- 0oHltntel
giite9uI Mnno % lcueoc / Solbr. /
@ulc F~relN9i9Ib. san bIeD Gutemano
poa iinc gamIe 0age % iunot gneboers
Iioet ltot itf~ortrcoett, % paIgte Jig iud
IN gantnIel SGiteme.
en- Sag ifiiloe au0er5 til Striperen
% mrloe lin npe Sauglt, o. fornt bIi
Glft. Strioeren ipurgte bunt bpem
ton bdobe faoet @oo paa, og Nrz
hers IA: "Gi 9%auunaI ei Scnte, hi!
hi" 9n Sfripcren oilOc bn mere @reic
p0a bans 0tmo oQ Stiliug, iontt bans
me @lltebe, bleu 2uDer3 utaalmooig
~ ia: "AiGre Stri0nr trip, itripl"
Seq ND npf BRUCE Ntocr3 Orb til
mine Sombbgoinger: aiUre bere ifrip,
"Trip til migl Nbouuer paa "Splerinz
GEN., ionI folter en- Solar, og ia III /
10 lenb iuO Wpnt iaa Set itratlgIcr i
Sn5ia for bet t~nrnae9, ital ri tlInne Ier.
ic ub ct ri9tie fint Ntmmer ier Stcoz
net. &do Oct bli. liot mere Fenqe for
Hlabet. ansia CT TOM. Seq iaor ii9c
plco 0onotninpen "SlInna e. tom %
EGppcn tyr, on bc0cr @ertil nj Iom
fer." Nariu3 6a9er.
1888 Wilnehubd Npe.,
minneapolis, Mirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
til serere % e~foIepemmer

Or Ssberitabs Sorte at reiIe en-
norlt SpurbsiiioIe leo ct ioreIebig Nez
oerIa9. Wen mango norite 9nrere
hodber fremoele5 at en- inaoan Sfole
ian blioe reiit, % efter Or. Soritein
Ssoer'haos @rrnbtante. Set er flcrc
% flere ionn mn ~bespnoer at ioritaa bpor
tort @Gro SoIfeitoIcn og llngoomsitos
len bar at bet er De ion for bet
melte logger @rinoInset for Ell Srems
no. 9erfnr bar bet laa ltor 8etnoning
at SGrerne fanr en- uonlertet llbpans
Wlle. 90 at arnpet ON en- aoo 99rcrs
tei'toIe bar fonnlet irem i bet iioite, er
perfor 9anlte rimelig. Sen 2Grerbsis
ltole lom Sr. Ssperitao bar laat Slos
zen I'll, Iparer 9oot til bisie arnp. Sans
Stoletdntcr barnonerer gobt meo DC
ltore Sporu9eIlestnnter iom reiite ~fSoIfes
teiifpIeu.
VI pober "a at beoe ole loni Ter, boab
ret glrIoer, at DC pil bpre meo % noe
Fen9e til bette Soretagenbe, ian hi pua
fen 0taape fam faa oen Gum Gr. So.
tcrltao trpngcr for at itorte Stplen Tea.
$4,000 Ser Stolen ber tomme / Gang
lod mart Nnao er (6eiten 1919.
De iom piI biGlpc til idoleoes, fam
len0e @aoerne birette til Sters Spare,
tunt, ariitianio.
&riltiania / 9ecember 1918.
8uafon Naspeien. SillpnSmuno for
llnaopn1s lfolerne; &arI Mas, StoIeois
~ltttpr; q. I. ct. grctanper. 6oltebeis
ltoIeltprer; Sobau Suitbp. 29rerlo9ss
fcrmntto; Ola Srettln, Seiifolebeitpz
ifr; Ears @itelano, SciitoIebeltprer;
N. @oiigseen, Yre't; Arue &olgiem.
Genior; Yeter 6o9wiiab, @iifop;
Claus Sslano5moen, Stortiu9snratb;
SSrur NeSbeim, Observation-Disclosures;
Sens Stterbed, Yreit; e. 9eintort, Gir,
ieldnger; @tatio5 Sfarp, Collaboration;
u. .. Stuar, Yropit; q. Stnar, Stor,
tin9@nnro; Vernt Stcnlen, 9iifop;
Sens Speot, Toriatter; Saaton 8crs
Observation-Disclosures; Slab WepIe.
@tolebirettor; Seren goretpeit, Seiifos
iclGrer; anoerS Sfreoe, airteianger;
So5Ie Srphal. StortingSmarD; Sn9s
nolo S%dfSboll9, 6eiifolc.Grer; 8. Q.
Sprtpoen, &irteianser, III. Il. - inIt
$50 lInbcrifriiter, ollie norlfe StpIes
mGno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

al Sagen blep 6erpaa uoint iii en- ie.
mere Cato.
Senotet bar nleo @nitcntmigbeo
aoofienot y. y. Worans llonRpnelie
i'll SIjein'pcftsr og meo 10 moo II
Stcmmer iorfaitet 5oriInqet ON, at
Gcr'oncr oper 10 Nar og iioen sol.
ifoleiooanneIie ifilloe gipcs @ogano
til StotSuniperiitetet iioen Gramen
Gen foreilaacoe llnoerieaelle AZ
Nrbcl6erltrelten / Wa6iion er blcpet
neopotcret. 5orilaget, Der bar irem.
lat al N8lemblpnlan Slein, gif no
pao, al llnocrisgelien iful0e ~iorctages
al Ell Gontite pon fem Wcolemmer al
2c1ialaturen Iubrtfanterne / Mooie
ion bcIfplbtcS Tor at bape npgtet at
rcttc ii9 otter @citcmmelierne / ocn
ie6eralc 9rbcioSlop, OF Ger bltroe
trpfic9 Sfriot til at hcnleoe Gor-
bumo5rcqicringenS CpmerfiombeS
pao Saqen. Ter boa1tooeS, at set
bar 0cnne tSnbrifonterne3 Reqtelie,
iom bopoc nGrct Noria0en til Strei.
fen / Wlabiion.
llnbcr ocn lan9bnriAc Gebot, iom
opitob, ertlprcoc N3lcmbIpmon
Vloet5, al Nolibeplfcrnc, "ion for.
nnrinqcr ale gIrbcioerltgrciernc heri
Hnnoet, bnrbc icnoc8 no al Sanoct"
Get bar Ngitotorcr og life Nrbci
ocrnc, iom bar Stnlo / 9lrbeioafon.
iliftcrnc, crflUreoc ban.
Scnatet bar ltdoipltet llonponel-
len al Vlatt Wbitnon iom N9iuronce.
fommiaipr otter 81. :. 9learn, iom
ior ell fort Sio ii0en to9 lin 9lfifeo
&ulet LOG Den 10oe bS. libel 10
Nclolutloncr, ionl bar iorciluoc0c al
9l@iemblpnron 9elonep. Gen enc al
bar Ell S%cnuenoelie iii Som
1re9Icn ON ltrnr at nc0to0e Ell SOP
ON ll%opi2ning al intcrnereoe fiei0t
llolpn0inger. Gen onoen retteoc
en- Nnmoonlnq til &onqrcSien ON al
lorbuoe al S%noponoring for ct IioS-
rlu al lem Nlor.
0ltict ilog o9inn libel SoriloQet ON
IT opbpne ale beltoacnbc Nll5orifloue
"a oipc @ncrue Wpnoi9beb til at re.
Snlqct al Triffeporer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
YatGninaS SpoDrfmin9.

s ToIptefniif SCREENING bolot Sn-
sclier Nlbert Siortb iorlcben ct
meget intercSiont Soreorue ON ST.
rigotion.
Otter at Ia uotalt oe gaule Tan=
oin~g&arbeioer / MeIopotaulien %
sGgpptcn lanlt Sc ~itorartebe mooerne
Observation-Disclosures peo NiIen,
/ Snoicn % / Imerifa, git
Saleren ODER til at beifripe en- Elan,
hporpeo set iattige YalGitira after
tlnoe eiereS I'll CT Sano, Iom flpoer
meo Wclf og Sonning.
TIarcit goar Tor oct fsrite no paa
ut oGlrmc op @eneIarets Sis %
SSoroans forifieaige Siusb, bporpeo
Bette Sano f,tnoe npttiggisres / Den
terre garstio % sisre SEN %crfenas.
tiee SoroatboI iii en- irletbar So
be. TernTit umfattcr Tlanen 8ien'
ncmilas az Ell Siirnel ira Miooelba.
BET neo til set hebe SAP; bette Ir,.
bcibe piloe life bore mere uoper.
fonneIig e!ib Inlesaet al Ell Snrt-
mel unber Den brittle &utal; Ben
piIoe foite Is Miuioi,er Elnb Ster.
ling. Teo Si9lp al benue @ano.
ltrsm funSe man ifafie Ell itpr
MTngSe eleftriif Strait. iom piloc
hinne npttigsisres paa i~orifielig
Bis til 9anoets Opfomit. Sorotrn.
oem i VaI1itina er iaa irl,stbar. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

Ielu ct iligt ai9mpeanlGs utpillomt
piloe bore iig goot.
Gcrer MI llbiist til, at 3ioniiter-
ne oil faa YaI9itina tiIbaec, % Ia
leren fanbt oerfor 1iben beleilig til
after at frenfomme meb i'm Tlall,
TOM forsorig tibIigere bar p9ret Of.
fentIig fremIat / 2onbon.
Sanfen er eIlers Suiener al Iar
aammel, % Saleren pilte, bporoml
forifielige uotaIeller hos Nrofef-
ter,te g5efiel % Taniel paa en- mer.
felig Wtaaoe benpeger paa iIige
fonmenoe Sanbingsanl9g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Zen nbre sneHorm.

S HnIebning al ct Q}iroe ira 1871,
'om lrlteS / 9Iaoet forIe0en, ifal jeg till
4aoe mig ar benrerte. at oet life ban I
1871, men Sirsbae rem 7bc San. 1878,
al ben frpgteIiae @ueitprn breo lss.
hoori Here Wenneifer o. arcnturer omz
tom enc nogen amen Storm / De noro.
peltIigc Frrries 6iitorie. Seq bar oa
/ Aosittb Goirrtn, Soma, nuttrent 40
Vii | 2lt for, hnor Den | Seretuin9eu
lTpnte @p Hlltbncn MI CT, og / sc ieIz
Genoe q llger. bopoe III pad De CRATER
en- Snelrorm al 3 2ogn8 @arigbeo
hrer cnelte llge. glcO N9telie
:. RnpSldno,
anliipeu, Mpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

! re'tegi0Io bar ba mi facet a~irfeorgel
ira uoinnorehe Ssmuer % 0stre I
&merita.
Sorelebig bill ieg iad iremb9re min
Got I'll SnoimnIere % gioru9Spoere for
let In1rorpgtige % ~pellptfehe Samarbeis
%! Mere paalieaer Oct lite mig at iiee.
"a airtealnuuen / @armoe ieIpfeI9elie /
lin Sio NINA faa baoe Oct iioitc Orb.
6. y. SbortNeu.