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Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
SUMMER W|DOWER'S
 DAY FRIDAY AT PARK

You breeze along the main stem of the village and you bump into a gink whose bean is all to the droop, and whose think tank is hitting on about two. He slings his peppers onto you, and the stare looks like the last chap ter of 2 misspent life. Rush up to this goof. and grab off bit of conversation framed up along the lines of the same old stuff bout "how you cominr-and then get next to the stoney up and down he slips you first and watch his lamps take on the gaze of a sick calf Whats his lay"-quoth you. Easy the poor simp's a Summer Widower."
 The management of Riverside Park looked upon these poor unfortuntes and the look was not in vain, for the sight would touch the heart of a cigar store Indian. The longing gaze, the wistful sigh, the misery of lonesome ness was. too much for said manage ment and the milk of human kindness poured forth in all abundance.
 Oh for way to relieve this suf- fering gi-then-the big idea-Summer Widowers' Day-and Oh Boy-what wonderful idea that one was.
 Friday at Riverside Park will be Summer Widowers' day, and the poor simp who fails to take advantage of this opportunity to pack your trou- hles in your old kit bag and smile, smile smile is one of these old boys whose life is just one big mistake n evrything.
 The announcement is made that the widowers will be tagged with a ribbon setting forth in bold relief that they answer at roll call and are "rarin' to go." These markers will be a couple of bits apiece, but this nick carries with it the privilege of dancing their zool heads off on the best floor in the state where the best music ever as- sembled will be on hand to make the feet glad. And whisper-there1l be girls there to dance with 'em, and folks will be there to see that this poor specimen of misguided human endeavor is shown the time of his life.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
STRIKE LEAVES HER
 WITH UNUSED TICKET

A Phoenix young lady who returned from Los Angeles yesterday morning is already figuring on a vacation to the same point next year. She has a spe- cail inducement to go then. She is the owner of a street car or interurban car ticket from Newport to Los Angeles, worth 65 cents, for which she wants to get value received.
 She arrived at Newport last Friday having paid s1.25 for round trip ticker from Los Angeles. On Saturday morn ing the street car strike against the Pacific Electric company ensued, and as the young lady was obliged to return on Sunday, she was obliged to tele- phone to friends in Los Angeles to come after her.
 She hopes that the strike will be over before this time next year and that the P. F. system will not be in the hands of receiver. In that case she will buy a one way ticket to Newport for the satisfaction of riding back to Los Angeles free.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
ARMY Y'FOOD SALE GETSF|NE START
 AT P05T0FF|CE
Orders for More Than $70O
 Worth of Food Supplies Were Taken Yesterday at the Phoenix Postoffice

Uncle Sam may not have had much experience as grocer, but he is man. aging to do a business that any Phoe- nix grocer would be very glad to ac- cept. During yesterday, alone, the local postoffice took orders for some S700 worth of army foodstuffs.
 With the announcement that the i cent parcel post rate would apply to all sales of army food, regardless of zones, the grocery business at the post office picked up considerably yester- day. As soon as the demand became apparent two windows were fixed up at the postoffice especially to handle the grocery orders, and both windows were occupied by customers most of the day.
 Game With Long Lists
 Up to , o'clock yesterday afternoon 25 orders had been received at the windows, representing s672.9S worth of food. All but three small orders ran from s10 up to $6O, and the pur- chasers for the most part came armed with long lists of groceries they de- sired to order, prepared to lay in a supply to last them a while Busi- ness later in the afternoon brought the days total up to more than S70O, ex- elusive of the few orders taken by mail carriers.
 With the growing demand for the army food, postoffice officials were confident yesterday that today's busi- ness would show another big increase As the importance of the army food sale through the postoffice seeps into the Phoenician brain more and more interest is apparent and indications are already pointing to a speedy pur- chase Of Phoenix's entire allotment
 Little Interest in City Offer
 While the sale of army food Is go- ing on briskly through the postofffce, few people are manifesting any inter est in the purchase and resale of | food by the city. By yesterday Fred J. Elliott. the city's agent, had receiv- cd only three requests for army food. | Unless more are forthcoming quickly | the city will make no purchase of food at all, as it cannot do so unless assur- ance is given by the people that they will buy the food when it is brought here.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
THESE SURE ARE TIE VERY MEANEST IF ALL
 MEAN SNEAK THIEVES

The sneak thieves of Phoenix, and there seem to be a large variety of them in the city, have dropped about as tow as a person of that calibre can get. In fact, as the saying goes in the army they have dropped TT de- grees lower than a burglar" and that is some low" It is all right to steal from some one who is in the habit of owning few things, but when a thief will deliberately break into a news paperman's house. there is no help for him. He is a fit subject for something worse than imprisonment.
 That, at least. is the opinion of F. W. Mcintosh of The Republican force who has been robbed, mulcted and re- lieyed of practically everything nov able in his former home at 120 West fore the thieves relieved him of all that went to make it a home. Now he calls it his residence.
 Mcintosh has been away from the city for a few days in the interest of The Republican. He returned late Tuesday night When he entered his residence he did not recognize the place. He went out and looked at the 0htoA1C tO 1CC IL IL Rc1o tIlG IlS41L Uidte- Not assured at that. he called on the neighbors and examined them closely to see if they were the same. After a careful examination he found he was in the right place. but in his absence a. crook. evidently equipped with moving van and corps of assistants, had entered his place of abode and re- moved practically everything movable. including the electric fan.
 The victim of the thieves attention is not complaining over much, thought he does object to the discrimination on the part of his despoiIers. He claims it is not only against the law to steal from a newspaperman who seldom has anything. but it is morally wrong in all it's aspects to relieve him when doc tors, lawyers, merchants, bricklayers and others with big incomes are over looked.
 The case has been reported to the police. but in the meantime Mcintosh is looking in every barn in the city to see 1T some one hasn't stored his be-
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS
4 HOUSE DIVIDED" |S
 TREAT IF TIE SEASON

"A House Divided starring Herbert Rawlinson and Sylvia Breamer, which opens a three-da engagement at the Columbia theater this afternoon, is positively one of the finest feature of- ferings which the Columbia manage ment has offered it's patrons this sea son. It was produced under the per- sonal supervision of J. Stuart Black ton, adapted to the screen from one of the most successful English novels.
 The photoplay is from the novel "The Substance of His House." The author
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
THREE MOTOR CARS AND MOTORCYCLE
 TANCLE IN 4 SMASH

Three automobiles and a motorcycle were slightly damaged and unused up" yesterday morning in collision at Central avenue and Adams street that speedily became a regular mix-up. No persons were injured, however, and the damage was not serious.
 According to the police report, a motor car driven by Frank Moy col lided with motorcycle and sidecar at the street intersection. The car was proceeding west on Adams, while the motorcycle, which was driven by c. H. Hartrant was going south on Central avenue. The collision swerved the Moy car to the south, where it struck an Overland car bearing an Iowa license. At the same time the motorcycle. on the rebound, struck rent car standing at the curb in front of the Corner drug store.
 The Iowa car, whose driver was nor named. apparently sustained the worst damage in the affair, having it's run ming board smashed and rear tire and rim knocked off. The front wheel of the motorcycle was considerably dam aged, while the rent car sustained bent wheel. The Moy car was also slightly damaged.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21

apparently found her inspiration and title for the novel in quotation from The Song of Songs" to the effect that Many waters cannot quench love, nor can the floods drown it; if a man give all the substance of his house for love. 1t would utterly be condemned"
 On this theme she built a dramatic story of love, marriage and divorce, her characters being interesting and intel ligent individuals prominent fictionally in the social and political life of Lon don.
 In "A House Divided" Herbert Raw linson and Sylvia Breamer again have the leading roles, with Lieut.. Law renee Grossmith promising to give them close race for stellar honors.
 A Gaumont Graphic, showing timely news happenings here, there, every where. and a Strand comedy are the supplementing program numbers to- day.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
GLOBE MAN IS wslToR-Josept

GLOBE MAN IS VlSlTOR-Joseph Burt of Globe arrived yesterday and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 ARRIVES FROM DENvER-G. w. Goodwin of Denver, Colo, arrived yes- terday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 RETURN FROM CHICAGO VISIT F. A. Tovrea of Bisbee. has returned from an extended trip to Chicago and other points in the east, on business for the Arizona Packing company of which he is president. He is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 BACK FROM HONEYMooN-M and Mrs J. B. Rickel of Chandler, re- gently returned from their honeymoon in Flagstaff, Grand Canyon and other points in the northern part of the state will leave in a few days for Chandler where MT. Rickel is connected with the Standard Oil company. Mrs Rickel was formerly Miss Mary Hanley, a teacher in Winslow and Flagstaff.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21

The park will belong to the Summer Widowers and every one on the grounds will be there with the big glad mitt and the big help to make this day the one bright spot in his clouded existence.
 special program has been ar ranged at the dancehall which will in- clude special numbers by Harry Gib- son-the boy with the educated feet whose exhibitions of fancy, buck and wing, soft shoe, and eccentric danc- ing will prove one of the hits of the day.
 There will be also prize dance, the audience to be the judges. and the winning couple to be presented with solid silver loving cup, appropriate ly engraved. This cup is now on dis play at vic Hanny's.
 According to the dope sheet" Sum- mer Widowers' Day" will be some day.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21

number of surprises for you, and the prizes for the spot dances will be Phoe- nix chickens, live ones, with the feathers on. The club house will be appropriately decorated, the same or chestra that is becoming the talk of the town; and we promise to make these two evenings stand out in a class by themselves. Our slogan, If you want to have good time, go to Nor leys,' has been adopted by the wise ones who really know when they do have good time, and we want you to make us prove every statement that we make Don't forget the big barn dance Thursday and Friday nights at Nor Hley's.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21

(2) Chinese eostume-WiII fit any figure. No collars or cuffs needed. hence no laundry bills. May be used as a lounge suit by day and pajamas by night.
 6 and 4 French and Russian blouses-Best two-in -one costumes. Father can wear them to work and hand them over to mother or daughter Tn the evening to go to the movies in. Pa thus gets longer nights sleep.
 (5) Sandals-With shoes going up to s20 and $30 this footwear will effect a great saving. New soles cut out of an old piece of linoleum can be stuck on with glue. No shines necessary. Socks not needed. Neat and sanitary.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
NEW STORE SOON TO OPEN

NEW STORE SOON TO OPEN |. W. Quinlan, of Babbitt Brothers company, who has been here for some time arranging for the opening of the Rabbit Mercantile company's store at Goodyear, will leave in few days for the northern part of the state
 ARRIVES FROM HAYDEN-viola Brandis, of Hayden, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21

Striking innovations in male attire are possible when the further boost in the prices of mems clothing comes this fall. Men may go to work next winter dressed in Roman togas, Chinese jack cts, French smocks or Russian blouses and sandals.
 These articles should strongly com mend themselves to the thrifty, the lean of purse, and to those whose pay envelopes have lost out in the race with the h. c. of l.. for the following reasons:
 CD Roman Toga-Can be made out of blanket Gin winter) or bed sheet Gin summer). Guaranteed not to get baggy at the knee, or get shiny in the seat.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
| D D
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About month since started giving numbered cou- pons with every tire gas oil or accessory sale. Last night MT. L. E. Heiman of the Valley Plumbing Co.,, drew the number to the possessor of which have promised to give tire to fit his It's number 1O5
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21

Iongings there. He knows there isn't enough rooms anywhere else in the city.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-21
Morlex,s countrx cluh

By special request of MorIey's pa irons the barn dance will be repeated Thursday and Friday nights. We have
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

Miliirrtieneitc | Sraufri0c, blco Der
rnIig gioei CT "Surprtic Vortp" ;
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ben rc9l,lere Cinccrscromen, iom
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then ~ticncitgisr ban lom sc.
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lhci er en- duhen tiOligcre norif Dor.
ger, Sberitlsitnaut Sens &. Stcoic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
&reostraftaten.

@aIbington Sen 15be Hcp. SC
gienitoacnoc ii oraitiife Heieruationer
til Srcostraftaten % Hationernes
Siga blcp ioag, Den enc eiter Den on.
oell, ~forcercOe igicnlcm Senatet al
Den repubIifanife Maioritct, os Der
mcb or Oct ~ioatalote Soo9cprogrom
prattilt talt illlbiert / lin Sclbeb.
Wonac al oisic Heierpoticner or
AZ Ell 'aohan aoraftcr, at Vruiiocnt
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tlTrct. al &c. on DC blcu pebta9ct,
plloc 9ierc Srafiatcn llbcn Hctpb-
ming lor Nmerifap Gcbfommcnoe.
E%rUiibcutcn iiacH at hare Iabci iig
inrluht meo, at han uil bclUgQc 20
Observation-Disclosures imb~bciattcnbe
oiaIc Hcicrpnticner meo lit Gcto,
huilfct pilbe pare clabctpbcnbc mco,
ar Vi irenloclca beidnbt - / Nrie mco
Spltlnnb. clicr at Senatct mlaa iage
lat paa Sehonbliu8cu al Sagcn paa
I'm irilf.
TrGiipeltenS Selntuing imebe.
ices meS nbitilie Sprnoins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Sals al Panoelsfaaocn

@aibington ben 1Ooe Iop. 81
6orll lag mlgaaenoc Sispoiitiouell al
5anoelailaaoen bleu iOag peotaset
al GeprGi cltantbuIet ltoen ilogel,
nGoneprroig Sppoiition. 6orilagei
beitenImer, at &cgicrin9sflaaOcn ifaI
iGlGes til anterifaueif 9orgere paa
Setingclic al, at Sfibcne life lllaa
OuerfcreS til ,Ircntnteo Stag.
6orila9ct bempnoiger Sisfarts.
commissioner til at lGlge Sfibcne
til Dc iii giGngic EriIcr og poo ii
aarS aibctalingstio. Salg al Sfi.
be til ircnmeOc %anoeS 9orgere er
iorbllot, mebminbre oct lfllloe bile
Jig mluligt at nfbGnoc Dem til anlc-
rifan'fc Sorgcrc.
6orilaget or opcricnot Seuotet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Romninssforios

Detroit, Wid)., ocu 13oe Aop. 81
6orisg, ionl al 800 Sanger, oeri.
blanot mango Huoifalerr, tiolig ioan
gioroe5 pnu at brpoe no al BET ber-
pGrelbe GollntpiGngiel. mialpffeoca
paa 8rlnlb al, at SDeriffcu bapOc
lanct 9tDS ON SSorcbupenbct.
Tlanen, Ionl bar lagt, 9it lto paa,
at bepGbneoe Seltaeere / &orlplct.
tct ifu!oe inbiiuoe Jig / SGngilet / &c
Elmer Oct tiuo0eS Solf at bcisgc
6al9rrltc, og poa 9iuet Signul oucr-
ialoc % oDerpGloc &ogternc.
Ger bar oslaa t"ritiict Sfriot ii!
at nibrpoe Sal~eiorbinoel iernc % be.
mG9tige Jig andre Miolcr, Der fun.
DC ticlte til at lette S%orislgelien a.
Nsmlingerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Dill sicre Deroen tor.

Ct. Soilis, Wo., Den 13oe Nop.
@omcn'S Gbriitian Temperance
llnion's @refutiofomite, icm err Jam.
LET iorat irnife De forneone arrau.
gementer til 6%oreningcns Iarsfon.
peniion BERT @per paa 2sroag, orsi.
teoe ioag Glauer on at ubitrPffe
ACCOMPLISHMENTS til Soroens
~IierneIte Ggne mco bct gnoemaal at
iorpanble belle aliben til Ell Sabara.
ct i%oreilaaet mt Eroeram oiiflt.
tereoes ogiaa, % Wrs. anna u.
@orbon, Sorcningens ErGliocnt,
lortaltc, at Srganilationcll, III ga ct
isoerolt 2anbsiorbuo err opnaac.,
piloc tnec fat pac andre Troblemer,
lom, t. Gr., Observation-Disclosures bcn
o~iicutliee Sumobcb, Woral> 90 Sp-
lpsuina, Tucrifaniicring % Ell
aanlposnc moo Npbellcn al drugs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
1noIanoet.
let politiifc Waifincri lat ianna.
Sorifriielfe fro Gioe Q

let politiifc Wnifineri lat ignng.
South Safota bapoe ben 12te bs.
Talg paa "propoialmen" eler Tele.
CATER / iamtliae Statens Iiltrifter,
og Oct me poIitiife Wtoitineri er Der.
meo 'at lgang % bet isrlle Sfriot
taget I'll peo Nrimprpalget / Warts
at op'tlle De aanoibater, iom font
ller op for Solicit peo oct alminbeli-
&c TaIg / Nooember nGite eIar. Spen-
nppnte "proposnlmen", iom pal9tes
forrige Hoe, nil reprplentere line
Hartier peo Gountptonpentioner, Tom
afboloes Sirsbag oenne llse. Elsie
Gpuntpfonpentioner bill pplge Tele.
CATER til Statstonpentioner, iom be
forifieuiee BARTER afbolber / Vierre
ben 20en Sec. REQ bi2ic Stotafou
pentioner bill opitilles @algliiter for
VrmPrpulgele / Wart@. Gen fol.
bette &intertio, ira MI al % I'll
Wurts, fan altiaa liges at bIioe Sta.
tens parmeite politiise Sib, oa Tan.
neIien al HrimGroalgliiterne / @ir.
fcllgbeoen CT oct pigtigiIe for buert
politiife Harti. Ser nleloes, at Gel
ta8elien | oct ieritc &ulg iorrige llge
bar notlaa tpnbt. hpiltet Dog oelpiS
ifp!otes oct i~notraaote bioife &inter.
peir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Sfvloen for StaaIltreifen

MnlblnQtnn Ocu Soc 9tpu. Gen
Apnlltr, ipuI ncoiottca al Scnater
iorut lmorriolc Naringcrnc til
StonlitrciIcn ser enolm CT lgauQ,
tlItro03 inr At man lnaQo0tIom in
tCt herCr on 0tl - or al 0Gn Ne,
ming, at Ben i~unrere itploe9 ltnitcO
Stutc3 Stccl Corporations ErGli
Dent, Sltolc Snrp9 9tC3tcllc al al
unoerbauoIt mco l%luloncn3 Ncprr.
lentanter, pQ Oct nmCrltnrnfc Nj.
bcio~criorbm02 Scilutning onl al or
goniierc Staaliloultricll. cllo nog>s
al aroocuc ira StaaIorbciocrnc
Iclu.>
) lin Mnpqort til Scuotet farnf.
tcriicrcr Aonit2tn ale Strcitcr Joni
"iuouitricI &arbarianc" % onbeio-
Ter SprcttSIltR al Ell permanent
WtUgIin02foumisiiou / Sl9hco meo
Sen tioIiQcrc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lion til CrNu,ug al all~inOuitrielle
Nuuilittcr. Noulitccu albcialcr seq
itte tuuulQcn &oIogiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
import at Surusparer.

Nem aorf oen 130e Nou. en- al
Solota2'ereren / lteD Yorf llolteot
Itatlittlf &apport tnoer poo, at Der,
iroo9 Sprtlo og iu0ultricae llrolig.
beoer llaa iinbes Soft bcri Sanoei
nleo fulot op al Vcuge. Gette irent.
gaor al en- ouer 125 Erocerta Sor'
egcl'c / Supporter al SIruspurer.
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oCn 3Otc Scptcmbcr. logioroc Sol
ben paa Irtifler, lem fIaaiiiicere5
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tlltro0a Tor, at Nrtitler, iom meb.
brogtea al tilbaQepeu0cnoe Solou-
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CQiaa Snofsrelicu al IorifjcQigc
Sla93 Tornsbenhe0aurtitlcr cr ne.
get cnOcI, men life pao Iaugt rlpr !
iamnnc lloitrPfninQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
On paftcr Tannilicfci.

SenOnQ ocn Soc Noucmbcr ielrc0c
SnIuc % Sulia @urrclon al &cipcc
MCniabeo, Soma, SsIpbrnuupaicit
G0cntll9 bar oct Wcnigbc0cu, louI
laluncu nleO Sslpbrllocporrct ieIre.
Dc GaQen. Otter 8u02tIcncltcn /
&lrtcn lamIc0ea malIgc AZ @clper
W~icniqbeo / bercs Sua, no9ct lom
&ru0Cparrct pnn SorbaouO bar uut
ocuoc ON. $roo3 oct sicn0c 6cQn
fpl0tc5 Nuict mart mco @iGItcr,
9tuboer cuer SIe9tnin9er % andre
Tom tom Tor al ~lDfenifc oeuuc ag'
tcac og aihol0tc tSnmilie.
otter en- GOD Vii0ooB, bcitaucnoe
al TIoocQroo, NpnieltcN, %eiie %
mcQcl unoct, toIfcoc N]tcnIGheoCn3
Brett NorIomlinQcu2 %uteuitninGa
iautcr i (iItuumiuQ i'll litc Samuct
l-l2. Nou ia blouot nnoct. at
Den HriiWr uIl mrO ole >Ipcta Vtin.
oeOnRc rclir cn GbcncjGr Stcu mes
Sat I'll Ncrrtn Ioroi han "biotll bar
hiulpct". Nun o%ucrruttc ogiaa &ri
ocp0rrct Ell FtnlCQapc / SGlO pnu
NorinmlInQcna &cQnc. SolUc oN >>ll
liza NltrrcInn Dor pon i'm Ilulc ~
p,Frr (,r,,t " fiat Cellar, ,,n,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Sen. Nlartin 900.

Charlottesville, ga. l2te 9tou.
Zen 0enlotratiite Torer / DC Sore.
ne0c Siotcr5 Scnot, Scuator Sbo-
mas 2. Wartir, CT ioaa ol9ooct peo
Ge0c1, - Nor eoumcl. .
Ner bnu / 1894 blcp pnlgt til q,
nntor par ban 1orhol0sul3 lloct
ficnbt, I0ct ban iou1 Sngiercr ior ct
mlilorc Sernbancicl'tob % boenoc
/ Ell a StatenS minorc %Der hnvGc
bopt rllrgc Nnlconiu1 til at Ipiuc ITO.
Gen ircmrugcnoe Gouc i Statcna u.
icntligc GIN.
III ban oe2uo0tct al Stnten3 20.
gialotltr blcp palQt til Senntor opcr
en- AZ %lrAjuloS populGrcitc % op9
tiqitt Norgerc, @cncroiuloior Sits
hugb gee, uuttc 6rrfor en- Scuiatior
oN Dub GorbitrcIic blunOt Scmofra-
Ter a. Den gnmIc Sfplc.
Ntr. Wtortln bite Jig lnlOIcrtio at
bare cit ouerororutliA bpAtiN Sclu-
tor ~ Dor uUrct ~gicnuulgt Ducr
Gang iioCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Krieslfibe tiliales.

@aibington ocn Soc Nop. Wari-
ncoepartclnentet bar iba9 abertere,
tillalsa ct tort Antal arigsfartsier
al forIfieaige Slags, oeriblaltot Is
Seltropere az fem &auonbaaoe.
NGitcn aae De tilialgs apertereol
Scltropere bar itaaet / Sienelten II,
Den 19O2-03 og or ale 0eteraner
ira ben itore arig.
Wlanot Dc a%pertereoc &anonbaa=
Der CT "Ssla DC &u5on", iom bIeu
erobret ira Spauien al Iomiral
Gemep / Sloget pao Dtanilo Ban.
Ccpartemclltet opIpIcr, at bent
MOB 100 for9loeOe arigsfartsier al
De foritieIigite SlagS upper, alc-
reoe er blepet afb9nhebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
llrp / Grnntrin.

llnocr sen frouitc &olQtamp, ionl
mi poaQoor Tor iulo Camp, bar set
ujit ltQ NJ hcrltc o0itlniQ llro %
Offering / Trautrta lluocr ct poll
tiff Meoc | Gortu res Ni$nc / Tor
rlQc Hoe hlcp ocu rcpublifauitc San
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