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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09
ASK LAWS TO
 GUARD CHEMISTS

Buffalo, April 9.---Enactment of tar if and unfair competition laws to protect essential and desirable chem ical industries, such as the manufac- ture or dye stuffs, developed during the war, was favored by William s. .CuLpertson, member of the United States Tariff Commission, in an ad- dress he made here yesterday before the American Chemical society. MT. CulbertsOn said he regarded the coal tar producing industry as a clear case deserving of legislative help.'' The tariff commissioner said he had not regarded with favor the plan adopted by Great Britain to provide state aI1 for the dye industry and an embargo on dyes except where inn portations were permitted under spe- Cial licenses. The alternative" said MT. Culbertson, lis a tariff which will equalize with a fair margin the con ditions of composition between this country and abroad. The rise of the 1 dye industry has given a new signiff- Icance to the infant industry argu- ment for the tariff. In many phases | of research and engineering this in l dustry in the United States is in the ] experimental stage. The selling of l German patents by the alien property
 custodian is of great assistance but l we are not as yet in a position to
 compete on an equality with the old l well established concerns abroad.
 Many important ana much needed 1 dyes are not being made in the United 1 States.
 | During its development even the
 advocate of free trade would admit
 that the new industry is entitledr to I legislative consideration. A tariff de- signed to maintain American indus i tries should be. supplemented with laws carefully devised to prevent un-
 fair attacks on them against which a tariff, unless it is prohibitive, affords no safeguard. A reasonable tariff and adequate legislation against dumping
 and other unfair practices go to- gether."
 MT. CuJbertson said there were grounds for concern in unfair compe- tition, commercial bribery, deceptive labelling and other practices directed by individuals in foreign countries be- yond the jurisdiction of American courts. He declared that a. law enact ed in 19lS made it criminal to dump goods systematically into the United States with the intent of destroying, or preVer+ gg the establishment Of American industry. This law, he said ! should be so amended as to cover not only such intentional unfair acts of foreign competitors but also "aIl sell ing in the United States at prices be-
 low those that prevailed generally abroad" When an American pro- tducer is injured. he added it makes no difference to him what the intent of the foreign rival is.
 The nominal provisions of the law said the commissioner ''SboI,Id be supplemented by a law which
 would authorize the president to levy by proclamation additional duty or goods which are being systematically dumpe q into the United States or to prohibit their importation in case he
 has reason to believe that the result
 will be to injure, destroy or prevent the establishment Of an American in-
 dustry. The law might also be made
 to cover other unfair practices such
 as fuI-lines forcing and deceptive la be7ling"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09
OF CANADA
 ALASKA BOUNDARY

A final settlement of the Canada Alaska boundary dispute was agreed upon by the British and United States governments If years ago today, on the basis of the recommendations of the arbitration commission which had sat in London in 1903. Sir Louis A Jette, and MT. A. B. .AyleswOrth rep resented Canada in that tribunal
 while Lord Chief Justice Alverstone was the third British commissioner and Elihu Root, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and ex-Senator George Turner were Uncle Sam's representatives.
 The award was signed by Lord AL
 verstone and the three American com
 missioners, and added to the Can adian domain full control of the Port land channel, Prince of Wales island,
 Pearse and a few other small islands.
 The Canadian commissioners were not
 entirely satisfied with the result, but,
 while the Dominion did not get all
 she claimed, some of her most impor- tant contentious, including that for
 good Alaska harbor, were conceded. Until the discovery of goDd in the latter part of the last century there was no dispute as to the boundary i Canada then claimed a large part of the mainland, alleging that the boun- dary agreed upon by Great Britain and Russia in 1925 supported this con- tention. At times this dispute waxed bitter, and in 1902 there was much eX- citement in Ottawa and Washington over the report that the boundary
 monument set by Russia had been re-
 moved by a Canadian surveyor. The 1 Canadian government denied the ale igatton, and Capt. W. H. Richardson,
 an engineer of the United States
 army, reported after an investigation that he had found nothing suspicious
 on which to base such a charge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09
LONDON OPENS
 !. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

London, Apr. 9.-(Correspondence of The Associated Press)-So many young girls have been employed in intuition factories during the past four years of war and have been de- prived of training for the household, that the London County Council has opened domestic science schools where they may be trained as ser wants or to look after their own hous- es after they are married.
 In one school, which has been opened at the unemployed center in Shepherds Bush, the girls, who had just been freed from factory work, spent their time singing, whist ling and throwing dishtowels across the room. They appeared at the school clad in their best fnery, with ringlets about their necks and trin- kets hanging from their ears. Their neatly capped teacher, however, soon convinced them this was not the raiment for household work, and 1T a few days they were as neatly and as sensibly clad as she.
 The practical course of the schoo includes instruction in prepartnG soups, sauces, fish, meat, buildings pastry and cakes, and some of the girls already have been employed b; chocolate and candy manufacturins concerns. Others are finding employ ment in clubs and restaurants undel competent chefs, while still others arr going into families as cooks.
 When questioned upon admission to the school as to the kind of enl pIoyment they preferred a majorit! of the girls expressed a desire fo factory work, but after becoming in terested in cooking they invaria bl! put factory work second.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09
Hearing Friday on
 North Ave. Injunction

There will be a hearing Friday be- fore Judge Walsh in the Common Pleas court on a motion to dissolve the injunction recently granted to re- strain Ieverty Bros. from building an addition to their drug store at Main street and North avenue. This in- junction was granted upon petition of James 1T. Shannon, John Brown, Jr.. and Lawrence F. Nealon. North ave- nue property owners, who say the proposed structure extends over the building line. Two previous injunc- ton petitions have been withdrawn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09
THE TOWER OF LONDON.

The first ediffce of the Tower of London was commenced in 107S by William the Conqueror and was com
 p1eted by his son in 1O98. This was the old White Tower, which was later rebuilt. and many other buildings added to it. The Tower Hill was long the scene of executions, the last be- ing that of Lord Lovat. who was be- headed on Tower Hill, 172 years ago today, April 9. 1747, for taking part in the Jacobite rebellion, which was crushed at Culloden. This was the last execution at the famous Tower until Karl Hans Lody was shot as a German spy in November. 1914. Among those who died on Tower Hill were King Henry VI. in 1471. King Edward Y. in 14S5, and Sir Thomas Overburv in 1913. Lord Lovat. the last man beheaded in England. was a man of notorious character. He was a Jacobite leader, and declared that in dying for the cause" he expected to win forgiveness for his sins. He faced death with the same calm i'm perturbability that had marked daring deeds in behalf of the Jacobites.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09

The folks who throw away waste paper on the streets probably don't feel at home unless the town looks as dirty as their dwellings.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-09

No matter what you want tSxzIha Hines Want. Column
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

bel tonnler Der nle8et 0reu til @pen III.
@rtltol bar oglaa rNrret bicmle9t al oens
nc olnpanbrenOe Spbe, iont man taIoer
"6lu". SreO SngnnINicn ilnttebe ino til
@nen lioltc 0sit, og mart bIep oeres rIos
tie Sottcr ing og oeoe. Iooereu bIep
oglaa lpg % ON ct Ear tire Tiger eitcr
eeoc o9l0a bun. en- Ntauo og en- linen
@ut er o0iaa opbe. piitno. fornlebellt ar
De beo ierir ausrebnc al SuiIueu8o. Sa,
Ieloe Martin @ierte bduoe mnalfe en-
Snert al Ben, o. Den bar ppret mere %
minore item / Here 6ouiIier. Sc fan
ITO, ri bIeo GLADE, na ri tit pibe, at insen
al bore fire Ssnner / Irmeeu, at bpiI.c
3 CT | Srdnfri9e, a brTbt eIler Iaaret.
S ct grcp az lite Secember ira Dor
Sen Soer, iom ba bar / Den amerituuite
Sttupationsdrne / Spitlanb. iortpQcr
ban, at ran par / beblte |elgaaeube.
Sdn roier Selgierlle for BEN ubu,ertebe
Vebunoline, Gmeritarerrle III uloer lit
Spbolo / bereS &anb. s Spitlano CT
SoIt ogiaa mile, tiger ban. &an meme
forrelten, at Der tan b9re aIllogs @rtno
til bct. Ser blep not iao mango Nrre>
r%itatcre orpbt / bcn Iiblte tore Srems
ntarlb. Sra fine Srebrc bar ban Inlet
bert, men uotaIer Iom %iaubipnli9, at sc
bill tonmuc biem fpr bun, SeIp aufar
Fan, at ban piI ilippe hiem til %aaren.
San er glao oner ar arigen er forbi, og
bdaber, at Ell Zig &rig aIbrig pil gienz
tagc Jig.
0ierteIi8 QiIien os ct soot Nptaar til
globet. Wurtin 9ierfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Sra Napoleon, u. Tut.

Nu ba ari9eu CT Hut, iaa maa VI ale
% enbper gipe til BET 8sbe aorS, og
uaar BET ste 2ibertp 9oan tomr1er til
&aaren, laa CT BET IelnIdet, at hi mua
pbe alt Oct III tuu. Wungeu en- bil Iige,
OF Oct life bchepeS, men Oct CT MI life
Iaa. Oct trGnges bobbelt iaa mc9et
mere MI iom fer, Tor III ifnI nore Gutter
fonme biem efter cit l~eierrig Srem9ang.
% III mnn lite looe benz ~foritaa, at hi
CT IIappe meo at eiere Dem Ell Sjeucite.
men ta9e tat paa at gjere Oct iao bpgges
llgt ior Dem, ion hi tnu.
Ser tales meaet III efter %aIgcne
on, bpao She 6arn1ers Nonpartiiau
Scague bill tonme til at eisre iirr /
Nortb Gntota. bpor be oaubt Ell CLINT
reroe Seir. Sil % meb ale Nnlenoz
ments bapbe mango flere Stemmer, eno
Der trrngte5. Ser 9oar III mal,9e falz
lfe HDgtcr / Nbiierne ON SdrmerneY
Organization, men bisie Hpeter ilaar
Jig ielp libel, for Nortb 9afota er Sen
enelte Stat / llnionen, iorn er ct birtcs
Zig 9enlotrati, pg BET bliuer life bare
Sarnieren, ion1 tommer iii at fna Npt1e
beraf. gaabe Irbeiosmaroeu 90 BEN
&anolenoe, til % meo 8anterne, bill faa
Treutguna unber Nonpartiidn 2eugues
Administration. Set er leIhIdot, at
Sarneren bar til ale Siber maattet to-
&c "t5e bact ieat". Nen M bliper set
anoerleoes, for M tan Ell ie Sarnereu
in tie front rom" meo ct SnliI pau lit
filreoe Nnii9t, % ban peb at ban maa
9isre Het MOP ale og enbner, Spetuz
lanten og 0antbIeren mao isge andre
Steber bent for Der er life YIno5 for
BAN / Nprtb 2afoto.
Settle er idnbelig Ell 9ob Ginter for
&reaturcrue, lom tuu oGre ilbe pua
YrTrieu baube Sag % Hat, og Oct BIZ
Der Ell ltor Geiparelie paa Seet, Ionl Der
lite CT tort al pan mango Steocr. NOe
lingen bar miboels ltor rlnot ber, % III
lioer ingen 300.
Wen tGnf pau ale Sc ion, bar lepet /
be Sttpa, iom ari9eu bar beriet, % Sc
2anoe, Iom bar meo / arigcu 49, oi5le
lioer Npb % mda hi1lpcS, % set bIiper
for ps lonl leper ! Sperflpo al alt til at
biGlpe benz. Smerita er rig banbe paa
@llb pg Siertelag og uil birlpe bent,
iom trGn9cr Sirlp.
Nnbreip Simonipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Sra Ganbp, Oregon.

Filter er ct Nar soaet, % ba ies life
bill bore "Foiten" fortoen, iau bill jog
Ifribe noglc Orb, mco Set famine ieg
Ienoer @etalin9 for 8laoet.
Seq ienper after ell M 9bonuent pad
Soften; oct er notiaa enbetil, bn oct
er bet biQioite % beblte norlte Slao, hi
bar / Nmerifa. Seq iulfalb er al Den
@tenina. Weget er bGuot Set iibite Nar,
% at Rrigen CT enot, ct bel oct beoite al
alt. No9Ie at bore Sploater, 'om bar
prret pda Srorten / Srnnfrisc, bar fomz
met tilboge; mdr9e ar Dem er blet lnus
ret % pil bli arpblirger for Gipet. Set
CT ct triit Spn at ie bisie tinttc Gutter,
iom er blet Innret, rp9et Iom ri life er
uant meo. men De er peb oobt Wpb %
ntcget glade oper at De er ilipc % bieuuz
me i9ieu.
|i bapoc en- me9et eoo SOFT, Iaa Sar-
mertle fit i'm Sob / Sorben. Nerene er
grsnne % ler megct Ieperbe ub. Nu bar
hi Gegnetibsn, iom banlie oenne Sib al
Naret. Sen Inatalote Snilueu5a bar
ogiaa biemIsst Ga1bD, men / en- meget
milo Sorm; in9eq er bsb al Den her.
Saa ct ooot Nptaar til glaoetS 2Gz
iere % Yeripnale.
z. &. Snnb5neI5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Ira 1phelo, Nlbcrta, CANADA.

Sci tunbe tanife lille pGre rbaf @eien,
ON "EoItel"s 2riere tit bpre liot fra
heune &eroensbel lnugt MOB noro. Ger
albris noget herfra, % oct tommer fans
tie beraf, at oct Ell inaen. iom bar mo-
get, loru man taloer for SfriNtIe. ga,
ber bar hi ale Sla9s Nntiu,aliteter,
Npoc, @ule % glan, men iaa bar ri
ogIaa Srenoere. @eir % @inb bar vi os>
Iud Der, iaa ie9 beheper life at itripe Iaa
meget ON Bet. 6onb Iuingen a,lgaar.
laa blep Den iiOite Ir meget buarlis
paa 0rtnb al iorrueget Serte. Speoen
fres / Sult, loa Dem blep burpelteb til
sober. vi so blep Set Saarli9t, ogiua al
"Spuos" bIeo Bet ingen Sing. Qail
"Snct Srolt" tog og'aa DEM, iaa
"Spubs" mra MI fra9tes in0 ira andre
9oIb. Seq bar pGret Der "a Aar, men
oct CT isrite Sang vi life bar fuact go
teter. Seq IGite ct Stpt.c / "Poiteu"
ira COTTONWOOD, Minn., 90 paa enoeu
al Stptiet fnnbt ieg CT notiaa betierot
Napn. Sa, Der msote ieg Ell az mine
ganlc Stoletamcrater, % iualeoe5 iunbt
ieg paa ar ienbe bam Ell 0iIsuing qielts
mem @ubbrreren "Yoiten". ON ieg CT
ira Wospiten? ga, jeg ituIoe nriten tro
icg CT. Seq ,ieubte uof ogiad sin Norz
far iaa goot iont no9en, for ban bar Dor
Nabo, iuit nosIe fau LANCE Striot mel
lem os. 0au 8ran ia, ban a Slot
fer, StoIemeiter o. 9alfbcitnrer, OF lea
tror bit on tienbre min Saper og tiuise
Ror. Sc bruste al .aloe Sar / Mmils
Seliabeo for Soban Stomaeer, os Wor
briiete ut pGre SCOT / ale 9rpaupper Oh
8rapeI. Riu Saber osoe for 2 @ar
iiOen, 10 Aar gammel, % min Iober
for bel ct aar lioen, 50 Gar gammeI.
Sioeu ies bar / Iospiien. er set nit
mango SmiiifteIier fleet, for BET er oms
trent en- 30 Idr, iioen leg brog oper
@Iuarbra iii BET tore llncIe Cams Ais
se; meu ieg ituloe hapt itor emit iii at
ie isier &Dspiien % oens hsie SieISe;
81 ituIbe ies bape taget en- llofluat iii
GrunashssSa. Ban bet fht % Hart
@eir. tuloe man oerira ie Z Girter.
gieu jes babe tauite bIet liet itip /
anea. fsr ies bdbne tonrmst op. Ser er
not ina mango ira @ospiten, iom es
uopauoret til Set tore gneri.a men Sc
er ipreot for ale SinSe. Goiparo Bra
ietb or osiaa Gift meo en- AT hine SIrsis
ninger. ION On thnife oeS. SarS Stone
er Cater al 1eier Rognlie. Set or rel
ueppe nogen i giosoiien, iom hoIber
"Secorabs Soften. Spis iaa er. iad
ituIbc ies life al bere Iiot bsrfra. ia.
iaa iaar bu iou,me isieu Su ba. Ola.
Sc e Der ingau an. iom bill Itrip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
1rn Nanifa, Wiinn.

! RanoS Minoe bar hi life lapt Ell
laobau Sonlnr, Solifiu meo Scnnaz
bind % bei Sempcrutur uGlten bper
Sag; men beler life bar pi bapt en- iou
beorspeIi8 @iuter! Sngcom o9 Gso! 3
@ange bar SuTillen5acn holot lit Snos
tog / Dor freoelige lille Sn - Inn meb
forte MeIlcmrum, % ben5 0eriiuger er
blit pGrre 90 onrre. Ser er mart life
ct 6iem / 6anita % Sme9r, bpor oenle
frpgtehe 8jpit life bdr prrct - itruloz
ON / Sslge meo lin enbnu frngteIigcre
grobsr - 9eben; % ocnne isleS idu>
nte9et tpn9re, ioroi III life cngona fan
piie DC Epoc ben iibite 9Gre pea oanIig
|i5l airteus Sire CT lutteoe, 2ioielz
gene imaa, iau Set itIinbom i~tortcr pna
benz Der tan bare sc Seoe Ill oeres iioz
nc 0piIeitco. Sniluen3uen5 iibite Siier.
Mrs. emma Nunnabl, fent Satter. Sat
ter al Nfr. % MRS. Ole Batter Der al
Sneu begraucoe3 pdd llnitnrsairfegaarz
Zen ilsroag5. 3ltl bar ueb lin SOB life
iuIot 81 Tar 0umntel. inogit for uoeeu
Aar lioen / 9G0teitab meo Sobu Nul,z
Nabl, hpiItet SGgteitab inrioIeriio oplss
ties, og blut har tiIbragt &c ienere aar
/ $. s. Nrnhahl5 0rs, bppr bun oaiod
beoe cfrer CT fort Spgeleie; bun onGre-
beS AZ Suilueu8a, Der 9it ouer til guus
gebeiruocIIc. 8un pperlenes al line
SorrInre, ell @ror oa ell Seiter inmt Ell
liocn Sottcr. beuoes @IGoe og SYpit;
til bette @urn3 Sporngclic pnr beuocS
Siusgierniug uiet.
Iiosoes unBite Vror. 8iQie gatten,
TAR brnitet og ROBE Tor life Irnge iioen
pun CT WiIitGrboipiial / Georgia. Mr.
% MIrs. Gle Satsen bar iriitc, ell tlrla
S.ipbne PED AT mite = unae Barn ma.
item ianIiNig; &c bar bart en- Sorg,
iom ielp en- Nommune5 uocltc Sbmpnthi
iorlaabentlig Ian. for en- Iioen Gel.
milone. men lie 'iiile.
SeIegranit lluoerretuing inole6 iors
ri9e lIge ON ar Oscar Epnugeu oor foIs
ben Den 17he S.tober / Sran.riee. Sou
pIeieoe al itrioe faa reeelm9siig. on na
bans aorreiponoanrs meo en- Sang Hut
teoe, pattes Ristau.eu ON az Ser maatte
uGre noset padi9rbe meo cam. Sage
al. o9 bIep til Tiger. men ingen nrrnere
0eiteol Ia par oct at II. z. Ses
nator for RinueIota. Smut 9eIiou. Ger
altio er iau rehc iii az rgtte line aors
itituenter en- biGlpeune 0aauo. Loo an
title Ell lluoerisgelie al Retoroerne /
Warrington, og 3eiuItatet al Senne bar
openurpute ielegraNiie 9eiiso.
Oscar enlilrcee / 1916. tiente 6 Maas
neoer a Den meritanite OrGnie % bier
after saISt I'll Sieneite i SuIi 1917 -
eirer ! omtrent ct balot Var at babe a
ret iieueiteiri. VT be 20 Iaub, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Tra SiSictpr, .. Taf.

en- nf De ,~fineite Sage / Sanuar 1919
toboe Mrs. 6nns q. 5auIon lin 53s
oarige @eburtsbog, rernlie oen 18oe, %
benbeS SlG9t o9 germer pioire ont benz
bes 9pitibsOag, iaa De tom iammen i
benbes GIoIte 9atters &jem, nemli8
Wirs. Ole Hcnoe, oe baaoc Ir. % WPrs.
SanS M. 6nnion meo SoniIie TOM oib,
% Der bette oi nleo %bperanore babe Wtao
os auffe; men &affeu par mcBct itert,
faa bet gift meget boorbt pno Treltas
&lompane eQer &iGrriuas &%Iontpane. @i
babe en- nlcset f%orneieli8 Stuno meb
bperanbrc. 9un fit beu enc 6aurofrlb
eiter Den anoen meo bnuoe SeIp og Eaz
pirpeuec, iaa Oct bIep Iiot iIemt pao
@cien tilbage, bn Slpoert lom III fiprte
i, gift meeet bbbere / Sneeu ser, boor
bum iab. Dten hi rrltet life, % ON iaa
ItuIpe Irnbt iaa ifuloe hi NOT fontmet
op isien, for hi bar 10 / Slnben. t9un
flyer ale SGT, iom bette @Iaoen mep
benbe. s. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
0cmmc Yebamoling
pil fMrrcrc Ot0.
Softer fun rs GentS.

Gu gebouoliuG. bpis nerIigt 90 gRdal CT
at ilsruc Aaricsen o9 belbreoe 9dtisntsn.
Geo o.us @uus tunec mdaitt mango oluors
lice Cperationer unosaoes os mresen hight
ino'pares / gsbonblius al iarlise % in,erte'
lisr S%pebomme. Preparerct al Ieoeroe me
%oieiute Speeialitsr sitsr mango Mars attn
lrar,S / 1peoOmme AZ 9eptr, Woue og
SnOuoIhr nuqlSm GaIoeftsu, 5OrltoppeIi..
1pSpepIIae rla8" Sopsopine, SpImmsIbeo.
@aiteriot. oaarlis Girfulatiou og fomplt'
cersoe trcuilis Spgoomme I eeuer. Wape os
.Sueuolbe. Cpsouer al Statiltttsre uiier.
at StIbreoeIie opuoasS uGiteu ale Itltrl,
Der ,iter al ale andre gtibIer bar is,let.
Get beliptteos oonosISuapu pda beuue 9e.
bauoliue sr Red Cross Liver Pills, Der
iaaes i ubriormeoe SLATER meo Sfrutaplel,
not Tor omtrsut 2 Waoueoers Gebanoljua.
Te uste mao bape bet Nsoe 2orS' Sus
fighter trpft pdo 9@fsu. Golet al @potbes
t,re ior life mere suo % Gents. sIer be len
oes al Drs. Rea Bros, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

reiite til grn,cen ira SNduita % Smcer
bapoe inacn iaa mesen Sieneitc at lie til
boae vaa iom ban. og ban ait til lin nrc
@icrnin0 lleen Hslen og @atlcn. tuu
lenct al Sen SeIelie al &Iiat ser nar ct
Sprtienoe hos peit1e hinge giano. 6dn
omfutteoe lin npc Stiltng meo SEN giios
,jurheb OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tom
ban hapoe uNpiit / De 5 War. ban iour
9Iert Sanitd-Siuotn Cooperative
Store 6apoe tiIpuubet iig 4ImcnbenenS
a0tcoie OF Siuio. Yua @rmo al oiSic
bans liclonc. gpNe ggenitober bar set
iormentIia oaiaa, at hr1 Il. oct Tres
% anIparafuIoe, men life miuorc fare
fllloe. 0uero at tieucltaisrc iom 0epehes
Sroounani@. Sen Nioe0e SoIoot bar
eli menlterprrpig lln9oom uiholot o8
aQtet al nuc. 0erfor ioIot ser oaiad CT
Sor0cn5 Stilhco pper por Oh ~ Sos
bupitobet bIep be.ienot8iort. &au tar
peo lin Geb pmirent 2S Iar 9amnlel og
ooerIeue5 al i'm Schltemor, M torment
liz Suuitus pIoire Snbpanner. lin san,
. 9reNrc % / Selter og mango i%iernere
5lrqtniuger baane Der o. / Norge.
vi SC % Manb. Der iom %oIuutsrer
eaer Graitcoc git inp / arnpeeu. CT III
to. .Sobu 6eleet % @llie &u.teu, bsoe
poa @tilitRrs 0oipital, ire, ears IeI=
beim. Sobn Sboroion % Oscar 0uuecu
iulSne paa 9Grcn3 Nart. Ct BAR al Dem
%laprycs. 90 iferc cr bIct mrrtct Tor 2ipet.
! SanNbeo Ell ubpAgeli0 RroeenteeboItl
men BOG ct sort sSariel for at, IA pen
cnocli9e "Noa OF 0onor" bIir befieuots
aiort, oil oct piie Jig, at ingen al bore,
5. e.. port Silituo til 2cmotratiet3 %
SoI,efribeocn3 Scr, "bIep uciet % nm
Ser for iei". Y. II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
6mrti9 Sinpring for
%Sortoppclic.
,saa Sr. Gowaros' Cline tablets.

Settle er ct Truoeraob al 6ulnoer
ii0cu Or. Goiudro9 frembrdate Cline
5dblet5. Suhititlt for Colonel.
Sr. Goiuuro5. / II War prdtttlereuoc
2rge 90 Galomel5 guu,Ie Sieuoe, opous
acNe S%ormuIaeu for Ciinc tablets NE
ocnS ban bebauoIeoc Entienter for froniit
i orltoppelle % trrg Yeper.
II. eoludro5' Clipe Tablets iuoehols
ser life G%alouel. men ct beleuoe. linoreus
81 uegciubilit Hiigriug5mioNel.
Ter er lu0cu Nnib ! &irtuingeu al
oi5ie iudu iiitterbcld9te, oIiueuidrUeoe
[dbleiter. Sc bringer giabe % Seper III
At pirtt uorulnlt, Sc tuiuqer hem aloriq
I'll mudturlla &lrtntuq.
0piS on mn oQ "a bar en- "utarfebruu
SmuQ" / N}lmocu. ll%oeIuqteuoe Hauoe, eli
NoleIle al Slspbeo % Srrtheo. tug"
0upeopiue. trrg 2euer % er ioritoppet.
nil ou iuOe burtiae. lifre % Inn bebdgcs
Ii0e Nclultdter az Ell eiIer 10 lnlda n.
.9omdroS Sa5tct5 beo Seugetio.
Suituoer tager en- elier TO bper Iiteu
uetnp for at forbliUe / rctie Sorfatntuq.
Hurieg Dem. 100 oa 25c pr. 70 lie. Vile
Nputhcteue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Molomiicrina al
cns6rsuiamo.

ct al Dc isrite 0nnite 3oretagcu
Der, iom uil ic Spiet eiter arigen3
Aiilutning. err iislge "abbu. ct
SeIifab meo iaa uiotipUuoenoc Ct
Gormaol lom en- Goloniieriug al
Git1rsnloro.
Fnn Ct Msoc, TOM IorIe0eu 2(itet
afbol0tes / SoteI Pbeuir i ais6en.
bupn, iorelagocs Elareu ior ct Nt.
tIeicIifob uuocr Ropu al 2itqreu-
lonoit aompani uteo Soue0iPoe i
aiebgtbapn. Get tisberbnunite Son.
tor itdI le0e3 al Sugerior ". ".
MiIfenielot.
Selltabets SormaaI er at an,
lpgge oanlte &oIoulcr paa @ren,
LAMBS 2itfplt % ira oislc HoIonicr
ioretage rationcl Sogt % 6nrgIt
ianlt llonptteIic al ANDRE Grbperp@.
muIiabeoer."
aoIoniernc ifal uoelutfanoe BE-
r0ltea az SdHite.
Get isrite Sfriot man oil ioretagc
iiJ, err Ill 8aarGt at uoien0e ell Gr.
petition til Score3bp Suno mloer
Seoelie al oen ira "Ganmorfa grpe,
%bitionen" fleHote Yolariarer .. (.
Semen, iom ltal anlPgge en- SoUe0.
itatiou pe0 SetIa.SaUn og 10 Sp.
holoabngniuger for IPhgere borte
Iiggenoe Sansitplaoier. SeIifabetS
6ormano er @roSierer u. =. III.
Nsler, % Dem forelsbig n~souenoiae
Attiefapital er 100000 Ser, ar huil.
fe Sc 125,O00 aQercoe er tednet.
Ie3uoeu tegneoe en- Gel al @tsoctS
GeItagere Jig ior 1oerligere 9ftiebe.
I9b.
@ldnen anbeialeoe3 paa Ms0et
uarmt al MpIiuS. @ridiens name.
rat paa "Ganmart$" 6proen, aon.
ieruator Nanpide, iom bolNt It lag.
fpnoigt 6oreorag on E~itsrenIauoS
Ipreoeroeu % rIge 6remtiosmulig.
beor.