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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
,-,coNsIN TO COMPETE
.,,, BED Cross Enlists in National
IanlOi 40 to Improve Health of
school Children

.,sir will join in an extensive
NlsOo-J5 std campaign to improve
aa!Iob al,b conditions Of American school
bslLtl 'f through stimulating their own
cli-arsn IN IN rfe value of daily health
1ieIsa'' tn this end every ele-
ia1l's school in the state, grad
nsnla-;5 an5 ungraded, public private
Cd anI aInaIrochial. IS being invited to
a1a pa National and State Health
5lIeI ,anr 10 be conducted dur
IolIIan' .sn ffteen weeks from Feb. 8
ls % 1 81 undar the joint auspices of
Q W. ,3,erican Red Cross and the Ma
ils 1T tuberculosis association, with
Iiolal aul-;sconsfn Anti-Tuberculosis as
as .;ar and local chapter school
'o.l1,i 'o.nittees in charge of the tourna-
mi in Visions a.
llIL. ~ elementary class, graded or
-,odad I,o in any Wisconsin school is
lls! l!sS.l ~ n enter the competition and
'-l5i 5,Diza q Band of Modern Health
.Ls-adprs c.s-ad In many sections of the
~ .o' f5p chapter school committee of
ped Cross will organize the tourn-
~ - and assume the responsibility
~ I. securing the necessary supplies.
S.sooIs in which there is no Junior
s.ii'Gl s.5 cross or where the chapter COM
..,so is not organizing the campaign
NJ sntar the competition direct by ap-
"a ,-;,g to the wisconsin Anti-Tuber-
srIosis association.
Tocb class room record entered in
- tonrnament will depend upon the
s.,bfnIness with which the boys and
+,Is Ills in the class perform the daily
sssItb chores required The list of
as,q eleven chores follows:
washed my hands before each
neal today.
I washed not only my face but
ms ears and neck and cleaned my
niger nails today.
/ tried today to keep fingers, pen
ii, and everything that might be un-
s-san out of ny mouth and nose.
drank d glass of water before
acb meal and before going to bed,
and drank no tea, coffee nor other in
rriOas drinks today.
brushed my teeth thoroughly in
tbp morning and in the evening today.
G. took ten or more slow deep
b.eaths Of fresh air today.
III played outdoors or with win
bgs open more than thirty minutes
0l2y
s. I was in bed ten hours or more
lst night and kept my window open.
4. tried today to sit up and stand
10 straight. to eat slowly, and to at
tend to toilet and each need of my body
at its regular time.
TO- | tried today to keep neat and
cheerful constantly and to be helpful
70 others.
H. took a full bath on each day
Of the week that is checked on the
record.
The winning of fifty-four points
week for twO weeks entities the boy
or girl to enrolment as a Modern
Health Crusader with the rank of page.
ID succeeding weeks he can win in
the ranks of squire, knight
and knight bannaret. each rank hav-
Ing its own insignia.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
DEATH OF LEOPOLD KRIDER

Leopold Krider, a former resident of
Wausau. died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Slepyan, 927
Foster Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y, Janu-
ary 2Sth. 1919, in his 6Sth year. He
succumbed after two hours of illness
from an attack of acute indigestion
and heart failure.
After residing in Wausau for thirty
five years, he retired, expecting to
spend his declining days in Brooklyn,
n. Y, surrounded by his oldest son,
Samuel. c. krider and his daughters,
Mrs. Lillian Slepyan, Mrs. Louis Vile
and their respective families. He is
also mourned by Mrs. Henry Schaffer
of Chicago, Max Krider of Wausau
and Abe Krider of Milwaukee.
The remains of his beloved wife
who died June 9th, 1918 and now lies
in the Krider cemetery lot in this city,
will be disinterred and taken to Brook
/ lyn to be buried beside him in Mount
Carmel cemetery, Brooklyn-his last
wish.
Funeral services were held from the
home of Mrs. William Slepyan, jan
uary S0th, 1919, DR.. Leventhal officiat-
| ing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
BCYS WAUSAU BUSINESS

Julius Mueller. who owns a 100
acre farm in the town of Sharon, is
about to sell or lease his property
and move to Wausau, where he and
bis brother have bought the Chas.
Geisler meat market at 52S Forest
street This is one of the old estab-
iSled business institutions of that
MY having been opened by the late
VT. Geisler over twenty years ago.
julius was. former resident of Wau-
sa1 and devoted several years to the
butcher trade before taking up farm
ls His wife, who was Miss Lena
Lden' IS a lifelong resident of Sha-
ion toFnShip.-Steyens Point Gazette.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

lips, Green Bay; r. B. Goodman,
Goodman; w. B. Clubinem, Park
Falls; ]. J. Jingle, Westboro, and z. A.
Hamar, Chassel, Mich. Bureau chair
men, who also serve as directors, were
reelected as follows: A. l.. Osborn,
Oshkosh, transportation; M. p. Nc
Cullough, market promotion; M. j.
Fox, Marinette, grades and inspection.
H. H. Butts, Park Falls, declined re-
election to the statistical information
bureau, and was succeeded by Alfred
Glass, Phillips.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
BADGER CLAY MAKERS
REFLECT ALL. OFFICERS

The nineteenth annual convention
of the Wisconsin Clay Manufacturers
association held in Milwaukee during
the past week, closed Friday after
noon with the reelection of John
Ringle as president and the reelection
of the other officers and directors. A
resolution indorsing the proposition
for league of nations to direct in
ternational affairs was passed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENTS

4 Literary society has been organ
@5a al the Marathon County Train
as School for Teachers, which aims
! give entertainments weekly. 1t is
l1cered as follows:
PTesident-Htnry Clark.
sNe-PreSt.-Miss Eleanore Kufalk.
Stc!-AiSS FerOl Adams.
''rlS-1liSs Wilhelmina Schroeder.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
AUCTION SALE

On Saturday, Feb. Sth commencing
at 10 o'clock, there will be an auction
sale of farm machinery, live stock,
hay and grain, household goods, etc,
at the H. H. Schiller farm in the town
of Hewitt, 11b miles south east of the
Crane Creek cheese factory. Free
lunch at noon. Terms reasonable.
1w JACOB HOLZEN,
Auctioneer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
DEATHS.

| Mrs. Stephen Fisher, Sr., passed
away at her home, 903 Park avenue,
after ten days illness with influenza
pneumonia. She was born in Stevens
Point, March both, 1872 and lived there
until eleven years ago when the fam
lily moved to Wausau. She is survived
Dy her husband and nine children,
Peter, Carl, Edward, Henry, Joseph,
Bernice, John, Walter and Stephen, Jr.,
all who reside in this city. The fun
eral was held Saturday morning at
10000 o'clock from the home, Rev.
Father Wojak officiating. Burial was
in st. Michael's cemetery.
Reinhold Fehlhaber of the town of
Hamburg, passed away Jan. 22nd, fol-
lowing an illness of influenza and
pneumonia. He was born Feb. 18th,
1878. He is survived by his widow and
two daughters, Golda and Viola, also
his father, August Fehlhaber of the
town of Berlin; five brothers and one
sister. He was a brother of Otto G..
Fehlhaber, cashier of the Wisconsin
Valley Trust Co., of this city. The
funeral was held Friday, Jan. 26th,
from the home, Rev. A. ]. Koepp con-
Quoting the services.
Frieda Seidler of the town of Maine.
passed away at the family home, Jan.
3Oth, at 200 o'clock following one
weeks illness with influenza. De-
ceased was born in the town of Maine.
Dec. 23rd, 1898. She is survived by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. .Seid-
Ter, five sisters and two brothers. The
funeral was conducted from the home
at loo o'clock Monday afternoon, Rev.
VIM. Splegel officiating. Burial was in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Erna Hoppe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hoppe, expired Jan. 28th,
after four days illness with influenza.
Private funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
lnterment was in Pine Grove ceme-
terry. Deceased was born in Wausau,
Oct. 25th, 1907. She is survived by
her parents and two brothers, Elmer
and Melvin.
Paul, the five year cid son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Butzlaff,, died Jan. 9th,
after an eight-day illness with infiu-
enZa. The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon at 200 o'clock from the
home, Rev. Geo. Schroedel officiating.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Anklam passed away at st. Mary's
hospital, Jan. S1st, at 800 o'clock.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

Drive out constipation. promote ap-
petite. improve digestion, induce re-
freshing sleep. get renewed strength
and healh- HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea, natures gift of wondrous
herbs. Results guaranteed or money
back, Soc. W. W. Albers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

something seems to tell me we will
be home shortly.
Do you ever hear from Bud? Well,
Harold, news is scare so will have to
close, hoping this finds you all in the
best of health as it leaves me. Re
CARDS to all. Your Bro.
TECCE
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
tions taken for all magazines at low.
est clubbing rates, sic Mcclellan st
Phone 1871. n24-tf
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

Referee-Wm. Pfaff of the Y. M. c.
A.
A preliminary game was played be-
tween the High school seconds and the
Ergosandrians, resulting the former
as victors by a score of 1912.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

| Mid-year examinations begin We'd
nesday, February 5th.
At the Girls club meeting last Tues
| day committee was chosen to select
several possible names for the club
and allow them to be voted on at the
| next meeting. After the business
meeting nonsense program was CIV
en- entitled, "The Family Portrait AL
| bum" in which Theresa Nequette and
Anita Schnurr took the leading parts
/ and about fifteen girls posed as the
portraits. Between scenes, several
piano duets were given by Alice Caw-
| ley and Wilma Neuling.
Another enjoyable lyceum program
was given Friday afternoon. 1t was
! as follows:
Behind the Scenes in a Moving Pic
| ture Studio" (Playet) ---------
Belva Hagna, Catherine Zietlow,
Bernice Macdonald, Mabel Huntoon,
Mathilda Breitrick, Irene Duerstein,
Violet Bartels, Elsie Klug, Cassie
Newell, Edna Laumer, Agnes Lar
son, Alice Thompson and Olive
TheiSen.
Recltation-"The Gramyphone at Fond
du Lac" Robert Service
Lunana Slocum
Reading-"Gi ---O. Henry
Lipharda Goetzman
Recitation, Monologue-"On Resort
Porch With Johnny" ---Erna Friedl
Playet from Midsummer Nights
Dream
Th1sbe Wallace Babcock
pvrompouc Tolxo vuo.Io
Lion Ruehlman
Moonshine Bernard Laabs
Wall -------------Ed Edward Heimann
The whole program was very well
given but the last playet was most
amusing, for Wallace Babcock, as
Thisbe kept the audience in a gale of
laughter.
The peppiest mass meeting of the
year was held Friday preparatory to
the Antigo-Wausau game held at the
"Y" that evening. Short talks were
given by members of the team, Miss
Hanna Johnson, president of the Girls
Club, Coach Batesole and William
ZinZow. Several others were called on
but didn't respond. The cheering was
led by Theresa Nequette.
Tl@ Wausau boys proved that they
could play basket ball by defeating
Amigo by a score of 1913. Crocker
played star for the locals but much
improvement could be seen on the
whole team. Because he sprained his
wrist at Tomahawk a week ago Bah
cock was unable to play and his place
was taken by Reincke. A large
number of rooters accompanied the
Amigo team and the defeat was a
great surprise to them for it is the
first defeat they have suffered this
uaar Tho linn I'M ruac 90 fnllorrc.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

The following is letter from
Ensign Guy A. Davis, who visited rel
atives in Wausau last fall:
Pola, Austria, JAM 9th, 1919.
Mr., Thayer,
Just line to let you know my
whereabouts. We arrived here today
and are leaving tomorrow for Trieste
Austria. This place that we are now
in was taken from the Austrians by
the Italian during this war; it was
formerly owned by them but was TAX
en- from them about fifty years ago
l think that one of the greatest feats
of the war was accomplished in this
harbor, from naval standpoint, that
of a single Italian submarine sink
ing three Austrian battleships, and
then getting away; this can be appre-
ciated when | tell you that the sub
had to come into the harbor through
Austrian mine-fields as well as sub
marine nets. Americans are not liked
here at all and an American officer
ashore is like waving a red flag al
o bull; this regardless of the fact that
we at the present time are feeding
the beggars. l am not going ashore
unless it is in the daytime, as several
of the officers have been sniped al
and l want to get home while all to-
gether. There seems to be lots oi
money here but nothing to buy with
it; pair of shoes cost fifty dollars
in American money and l have never
taken the time to count up how much
| in theirs. Half soling of shoes cos
fifteen dollars and everything else i:
in proportion. This Adriatic sea thai
we Just came through is full of ItaliaI
mines, and we have had three ItaliaI
pilots with US for several days; theI
don't intend to take them up until tn,
war question is fully settled. / vii
write again from Trieste and try ant
send You some little souvenir. 81
with best wishes for your health ant
success, ! remain,
/ GUY A. DAVIS.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04

The Y. NJ. c. A. Secretary, E. E.
Anderson of Milwaukee, was in the
city on Friday.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
HENRY B. HUNTINGTON
LAW AND REAL ESTATE
Scott ST., Opp. Court House, Wausau. Wis.
Over $500 Acres

Fine Farming and Hardwood Lands for Safe Marathon c
and Taylor Counties, Wis.
Fine Residence Property Business Property Building OF
and Acre Property for sale in the CITY,
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
LETTER FROM FRANCE

The following was written by Paul
Bruess to his brother, Rudolph, who
resides in Wsusau, at 612 Chicago
Ave. Paul is now in the U. S. Inf.
band, A. E. F., in France:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Manael pan &apsler.

Wangel pan &apsler. en- M Got
tore'frtoer, at Surpnturb fan trGf-
fes fitn peo at IapirItrimler meb
Nopne otbringeS / forte, life gien-
itenltgtige Napsler. Hu falber Oct
Jig iaa ubeloig, at bisie Slags Soaps
Ter er nleget pnnifelig at oporipe,
bportor mango G%puntper meo frtmi
nelle Sager life bar funnel aabne
ben paliligc Hetster1nin. Wan bar
torIe9t meo iaabanue &apSler, Tom
Ipotbetcrnc brlteer, men De er entell
oelpts gleiuiemiigtige eQer pau o,t=
Den Waooe llbrugeIigc.
Sprbnot at bape S%fpSeuaa6en. =
Sioite Segislatltr peotoa Ell Sop,
bporpeo ale tioli9ere u6iteotc gepil-
llllger til at babe Sfpbepooben blep
tilbogefalot, % Si,iinoer al Mpnb
og Gutter man MI opaipe oisie fine
Vanben euer r%eiifere en- Wltlft at
$500 Iant Srnglelsitraf. timber bell
itpe Sop fan Sfpoepaaben finn bures
al Sberiffs, RaribaIs, GonitobIes,
Folttlbetlente, @hotoostere, Spbo.
gelIesbetlerte, Sfnteppfrenere, geo
tlonal9aroe, Soritbetjente og almill.
belize SoIoater / 9ielieiten. Imeri.
fan'fe Sorgere, Der bar boet Ter Waa.
neoer inben Statcn, fan oog Isie Sc
billing, men Oct er pco 2opcn aiort
I'll en- nofiaa panifelig 9lffpre. It's.
l1roiltger fan life timber npgen Ont
ltpnoigbeb nnre p9bnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Npro 0afota.

Glpc CT isiri. Gil Manbar err ira
Steoer norocnior inblsbet ltnocrret.
Ming pnL al ioapel s)cllop'tone Mi
per ion NtiHiouri % par ri for IS.
Snecn aier soSt. Selaa Snsoas
idiot Der Snc paa mango Steoer
Nortb Sufoto, men 6arncrre ertlT'
rebe, al Den eioroe I9rcne meset
goot, 0u DC ocrpeo tilferes mere Siig'
tiebeo. SUrIig ira @inistcn %
Smean melbea Sne, men Der bar
life no9cl uiropanIis Lap Scmpera'
iiir.
Nrrcitcrct i Gamaba. 2. 8ito'
muiolor. tioIiacrc Iaent / Start.
pcatbcr Tor 9ltIas Siinibcr 90. al
W~timeapoliS, or blepen arrc'teret |
Galgorp Tor al icnoes tilbage % gls.
res aniuarlig Tor ct llnocr'fro al
$1,000 / opeunppnte 2r9loltirnlas
aasie. @uonunbion iorlpaHot ON
firing lite San. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
!Sar 1iQiS til SeitnrelIen. Ct Wsa.

Sar Iiaio til yeitprelIen. Ct Deg.
DC al 9elegater afbolot / Sarge bar
peota9ct Refolutioner bporpeo uoto.
les fitlo Glib til 9eitprelien for
Goniumers limited Stores SO. Sta.
ten bar iom befienbt taget Sfriot til
at unoerisge, bporniot oenne Son.
Discrimination er / Strio meo
"@lne Sfp" s2opcn, og oct bar al Den
8ruro at Selegater ira DC iorifieai
&c 9lltifer traaote iamnnen til Is.
DC.
lf%6nrunelier. Ger mclbes ira
gismarcf, at Sobn .. 9romn, tiolis
aere SefretPr for Statens Soripars-
commission, er bleDell aniot ion Sc
fretGr for oct Bureau, ioin ifal fore
Itaa 8ootgisrelie for Irbeibere. 9en-
men er $500 pr. Iar. SIioer g.
Worris, iom for bar Hebaftsr al
"Nonportiion Seaber", or meb Ell
2en al $500 aniat iom Sefretpr
ior Sllouitrifommisiioncn, n,ebens
@alter 2iagett bliber Simmisra-
tionsfommisIGr meo en- lisnenoe
aorlig 2en.
@aararbeioet iinfet peb Snc. Sect
op iori mo- poa enfelte Stebcr Dap-
DC begpnot @a%ararbeioet, feiebe en-
Storm mco Sogl, Snc, Slrb oo
Hcgn ODER belle Heb Hiper Salell, %
Der pil / BET beoitc bcngaa Ell llge
Tor 6armerne i9ien fan fontme no
paa line Igrc. Sne, Der leoiagebeS
al Ell iterf noropeitlig 8itb, falbt /
ell Cubic al fire CONNER e1er mere.
Seloigpis tolot Semperatnren lia
oppe / De 80 @raber oper Zero, %
Oct poloIomme Seir penteoes life at
nleofere Itore Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
SQinois.
Wiehisam forbliper "bcr

Wiehisan fOrbliper "bentsr". Mi-
cbigana Sorgere bar peb @alset iio-
tie Wanbae erfIGret Jig / Snpsr at
ben braitiife Sorbubslop. ibet ct
ENHANCEMENT i &etning al at ntooiii-
cere oen blep iorfaitet. apinoens
Stemme ifaI M ior fsrite Sang /
StateitS &iitprie BABE erebet mo iom
Ell aigisrclbe Magt, Wteb operpTl.
oenoe Maioritet peotoees oct for no
arbeibeoe Yroeram for Inbrinselie
al 80 Milioner Collars I'll bebre
2anbepeie, % Den republlfanife
SalsIiitc blep sieinemsaaenoe Den
icircnbc. Sorilaeet ON, at Detroit
opertaser ct Sporpeis ipitcm foitenbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Monfatoo me Mapur llar SSDrs

Srln9cr. GroituS Mattera, Der nulig
unlgtea til Maufnto@ Wopor. bar /
i'm characteristic frcmlagt inc
ElunCr for Sc fonumcnOe 10 Nor.
San iororer iorit % remit, at set
clcftriifc Scllfob % @n3lelifabet
licninoicrcr sc lapCrc Garter, lon1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11

Sio icncre. Wfiia ScbIampp Dor -
Mar admmnel, @raolient ira Wpen:
Neiltolc % mleget aibolot al ole
meo bpcm bun bar fommen / @ers
relic. Otter arieens llbbrl,o FOG
mn Nnirttelic pco Mhirrop Sror
Norfa % ppnooebc en- anlparailllf
Stininq / oct itore Sirmos aortor
SonIilicn bar nCAtet ot iiotolc Jig
ON Ben miliqc Nnriog til Vi9ene
iortpilcbc Sonolina, men @enner
bar i%ortolt, al bun lfilloc bope giitei
iiq, men at Torlopcllcn blcp hSpci
pao @runo al, at benbea Torrlore
bnlococ en- anocn Sroeabcfien6clic
cnh beiloca 5~orIopcoc. Sora bcroocr
boubc ell Waonc09 Sio tpret poo
bcll0c, liger man.
Get uiatisitc Spprasmaal. Gn
ilng Solont, bpis Sorrlorc Dor /
Charles Gitu, bar lfreuet ira Splf-
lorlb % 'ortnlt ON Den itorilogne
Gcremoni peo General Tcrlbings
Menitrina al Den 32tc Chiffon, Re,
itaaenoe al 10000 Wianb. Zen I'M.
&c W}ono troi iii Of itoo fun noqle
foa 500 ira @cneralen8 Flaoa, OF
ban ifripcr, at ban life oellter at inn
ic ct mere itornrtet Sfue, bpor GAM
mel han lnn eIlo nlnotte blipc. Wen
lirinQcn III ct lioct Giteripil, DER uor
llgciau fouiif ionl b~etegncnoc. &c.
ncrolen par nctop iiprb meo at
trPffc Sperirnffcn pan, % Ell Sol
out / Ell al De bnqre Hpffer ranbte:
Soar refer ri 'oo hicu?" Get loo
boa0e inotrUnqcnoc % fomi'f, %
@cncrolen opiottcoc ilpr Den ii6itc
Sioc pco Spergamoolct, ioct ban iii
ct @ntteronioIh, iaa bon inbtil pioe
re mnottc ophere meo line TorIeg
meo al lod 6rotten puu.
Barns Sicrncifal fnnit. Mr. oo
AIRS. &. ). MoIpOrIon, Der nplig
iIpttc6c ira Gl1In til lin 6nrm oeb
@rrnlcn Ill WinlcIotn, bar hnpt
ocn Sor0 at mite lin trcuorigc Sm
pc6 ct llGnffcHtillTl0c. @uttcn bob
DC al lin Gobcr ioact eli Iiocn 2olu,
iom poftc lin u1lgc Gicr@ belle >%Sltcr-
este, ioct Barnet itooiq mTiltercbc
poo at purc mco no / Stoloen noor
Nnlpcu Qnnea lin Wioo. Gn To0, GA
Noocrcn bar lrouprcu0c, (icncltc
Qilttcn bclfiUiti0ct onoctitcba noe
pnn Gormcn % Vtoocrcn Ip9lcnhc
mcb lit N|loftcnorbclbc, huu0c @llt
ten fooct iiin0c at ic til i'm aoIp.
Tor at fonnle iii Nuhpcbiugcl hnpoc
BAN pnaicrct baAcnlor Ncitcnc -
mnolfc belt mo iii bcrca Gen ,, o0
en- al Dem bnpbc ino iportet holn,
rnmmcnoc Nopcbct % fullen6c Micr
uclfnllcn. @llttcn lcpcoc lTnge nof
I'll al CT Opcrotion funoc ubisrca,
men ocn bite Jig at barre 9iort for
niUpc1, ) i'm bcpi6itIoic Iilitono
toltc Barnet ON lin tirrc &alp. ocrt
ionr bar bans o0 iom ban bopoc
luoct al 1Snr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Wontana.
Ielfienot Qrae bob. s(Ieronoer

%clfIenof STae ODD. Ileralloer y.
Nacoonalb al aalispell, @eitprer pco
Statens Srrinesboipifal / Sdlen,
or heb. San baobe lGnse p9ret en-
al Statens beoIt fiellbte S9ger.
@aararbcioct %besHnbt. Ilerebe be
iioitc Sage al iorrige llee meIotcs
ira noroliee Montaua, Of @aararbei-
oct par bcgpnot % at Teiret ga bar
io%rtrinligt. Ter par ingen Slayer
oper Wangel paa NrbeiosioIf.
Npt SrrisatiOnsanlrs. Oct me
SrrieaiiprsanlGg / Sun Hiper pes
8recufieIo' err mart iuIbenot. %
Tanb pentes at turne lepercs Sett.
Iere inocn lite SUM. &onitrufticns.
arbcioct or nctop sienopiasct eiter
Gintercns Sorieb meo % Mano,
hpilfen Stprtc mart oil ioreses til
$50 Manb.