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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
LAST
DEMOCRATIC RESORT.
Hitchcock Says Senators Of
Party To Fight For Un-
amended Pact.
BY L. @. Martin

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Sept. 8. - Democratic
senators will accept reservations to the
peace treaty only as last resort, Sena.
tor Hitchcock, administration spokes-
man declared today.
At the same time Hitchcock said he
supposed" he would have to accept res.
ervations in the end if there is no other
way to get votes for ratification.
Hitchcock's s utterances follow the
stand by President Wilson agaIast all
reservation which was expressed 40
Omaha in Hitchcock s home state OF Ne
br%ka.
Hitchcock, however, repeated his be.
lief that reservations as part of the rati-
fication resolution are not favored by
the majority of democratic senators,
who, he declared, are standing with the
president on the pact.
Hitchcock said he was not worried by
the attitude of several democrats who
have come to the belief that reserva.
tions are unavoidable.
"Beat the amendments is my slogan
now,h said Hitchcock.
While democrats are "fighting' " to
see how much they may have to con.
cede, the Lodge group and the 'smild
reservationists," among republicans are
reported to be approaching settlement
of their differences over the reservation
to article ten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
OF YANKEE
WAR EFFORTS SHOWN
Fair Exhibit Demonstrates
+. Work Done By America AT
Home And Abroad.

Visitors to the United States govern.
ment exhibits at the state fair will see
not only why American have won vie,
tories on the battlefields of France, but
how Americans at home can do their
part in making the nation strong in
peace.
They will find the drums and guns
and ships of the army, navy and marine
corps ''vietory show" of the first
degree. But they will find the displays
of other branches of the federal govern
ment to be of the greatest Importance
from the standpoint of increasing ma
ticnal resources by efforts at home
The department of labor and the de-
partment of agriculture will have ex-
hibits portraying various phases of their
work for the public, and the dcpa,,.
ment Of agriculture will drive home the
fact that if food will win wars food
must be produced. The department Of
agriculture has exhibits from most of
its big bureaus showing how improved
methods in food production help toward
balanced and profitable farming and
increase the food supply of the coun,
try.
The bureau Of animal industry will
show how hens can be made to lay more
eggs and produce more chickens, how
cattle and sheep and hogs can Oo in
creased by the use of tested methods,
and how the diseases Of animals can be
prevented or eradicatcd. The bureau Of
chemistry win have tamong its exhibits
a complete working model Of grsin
mill, in which at intervals, small expo.
sions will take place, and at the same
time il will be explained how the grain
dust explosions that annually dcstro.
millions Of dollars worth Of foodstuffs
can be prevented.
The forest service win show the value
Of fuel wood in place of eoai, how fence
posts by proper treatment can be made
to last two Or three times as long as
the untrcated Kind aud how it fights
forest fires in the national woodlands
The weather bureau will show how =,
forecasts weather conditions for the
benefit of agriculture. commerce, and
navigation. Tho bureau Of public roads
will emphasize the Importance Of good
construction in the great program OF
highway building now well started un.
der federal aid road act. and other
branches of the department of agricul-
ture will present demonstrations of
their work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
RAILROAD MAN
GIVES GOOD ADVICE

o'Several years ago / was under
treatment of a stomach specialist for
months, weeks of which were spent
in a hospital. Another stomach special.
ist told me | had gall stones and that
an operation was necessary. ! did not
want to have this. lost 45 lbs in
Weight. Talking with a brakeman one
day he told me Of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and since taking it l have
gained 10 Tbs. and am feeling fine. |
am advising others to try IL" II is a
simple, harmless preparation that re,
moves the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the inflamma-
tion which causes practically all stom,
aeh, liver and intestinal ailments, in.
cluding appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. ]. c. Perry
and druggists everywhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
REAL ESTATE MARKET
GAINING IN STRENGTH
September Activity To Out.
Distance Big Sales During
August, Belief.

September, the morrow of August and
the eve of October, promises to be even
better for real estate transfers than last
month, which was almost record
among local brokers. c. W. Neineyer,
reports sales for August aggregating
over $4,000, while for the first week
in September he reports the following:
Two hundred acre farm of Il. H.
Leach at Eugene to L. E. Knight, of La
lcombc, Canada. Mr.. knight was one
of the foremost breeders of Hereford
cattle in Alberta aud brought carload
down with him. These he intends to
exhibit at the coming state fair He
paid $4,000 for the ranch.
Ninety seven and one-half acre prune
orchard and farm of A. G.. Rollier a,
Dallas to c. j. Bruce of Falls City; $14,-
500.
The Arthur J. Rinehart residence on
S. Gath street to 0. |. Schei $4500. Mr..
Rmehart is now in Dallas, Texas, where
he holds a secretarial position with
| military organization.
Charles Kupper, manager Of the Ore
gon theatre bought the o. l.. Fisher
property ON Leslie for 1880.
f. M. Greenbaum bungalow on N.
Gath sold to G. H. Huntley for 1850.
Lot 4, block s, North Salem, from
W. A. Ewing, president of the Seio
State bank, to William Lemley, $3.50.
The Groom bungalow of E. NJ. Hoover
at &C., Union street to B. H. Linyille;
$4,000.
Lots 3 and 4, Oak Lodge addition,
George F. Rodgers to II. E. Sc,uggs;
1880
Lot 10, block 9, Oak Lodge addition,
TO j. J. Barthos from George Z. Rodgers
for $500.
Lot 5, block 3, Oak Lodge addition,
from George +. Rodgers to B. F.. Shan
noa; 1850.
No. 1890 Hines street from George F.
Rodgers to Mrs. Mary Bruggcr 1850.
No. 1905 s. 14th street from George F. |
Rodgers to G. M. Graham; $500.
The j. A. Reynolds bungalow at 444
North 18th street to George Wihchell;
$780,
The Albert Bliven bungalow at 1245
s. 10th street tow. w. Welles; $1loo. !
The Lee A. Hurst bungalow at 1865
n 2lst street to Mrs. Grace Pants; |
$500.
Lot 19, High School addition, from
Homer McDonough to Walter M. Means;
$1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

by unknown parties, that a mob would
storm the Jail and release 81. men and
one woman held in connection with the
recent race riots, u local machine gun
company of the Fourth Tennessee in
fantry was ordered out.
Adjutant General Sweeney authorized
by Governor Roberts to act in accord
ance with his Judgment, declared the
troops would be kept on duty as long
as Sheriff Gates of Knox county,
thought necessary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
BOSTON POLICE STRIKE

Boston, Mass, Sept. 9.--The entire po-
lice force win 90 on strike late this
afternoon, leaving the city practically
without police protection. The strike
vote was taken last night following
suspension by Police Commissioner Cur.
lis Of 10 policemen who are leaders in
the policeman i union, the formation of
which was forbidden by the police de-
paftmenf. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

The state fire marshal received word
from his two deputies who are now in
klamath Falls, stating that the condi-
tons as to fire hazards in that city are
such as to keep them busy throughout
the week with their Investigations.
Fortunately they are receiving ready
cooperation from the city officials and
business men. klamath Falls has re-
ported fire loss Of about 100000 dur
ing the past two years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
Better Men For Government
Offices Urged As Remedy

Chicago, Sept. 9,-Resolutions calling
for more experienced men to handle gov
ernment affairs; for less interference in
business affairs by "prying investiga-
tors" and for better understanding
between employer and employe, were to
be presented to the 'Our Country First
conference here today.
Charles Piez, Chicago, chairman of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS

New York, Sept. 9.-Liberty bond
quotations: 31a's, 9992; first As, 94.s4;
second As, 93.06; first "A s, 94.S4; sec
ond Az IS, 1920; third Az s, S5.15;
fourth 4A s, 9334; victory 3& 5, 1850
victory Az s, 99.2S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
Troops Guard Knoxville
County Jail Again Today

Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 9.-(united
Press s.)--For the second time within ten
days, troops We're ON guard at the coun
ty Jail here today.
Following numerous threats, mailed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

resolutions committee said that the
resolutions were the result of sugges-
tions by leading business men, manu-
facturers and farmers attending the
conference.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
State House.
i = X \ X y X Il X X X X X X 4 F,

State Forester Elliott is Informed that
the continued rain has put out the last
of the forest fires in western Oregon,
and that all the air patrols have been
called with the exception of one or two
in the southern part Of the state who
will cover the territory from Grants
Pass to the California line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
GOLD MEDAL.
saAkRlEM ON
~ NyN1IHRl ~

The worlds standard remedy for kidney.
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the
enemies Of lie and looks. In use since
1896. All druggists. three sizes.
Look for the name Gold Medal on every bon
and accept imitation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

The public service commission will
hold hearing at Mcdford tomorrow
with regard to a Southern Paeific cross
ing in the vicinity Of Tolo. On Septem-
Der IL there will be TIVE hearings in
Salem with regard to grade and over
head crossings requested by the Silver
ton Lumber company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

Harold Cooke, of the state engineer $
office, win leave tonight for Grenta
Pass, taking with him the engineer S
records, and will appear as witness in
the ease OF state VS.. George Il. Sanders,
who is charged with the cmhezzlement
Of funds to the amount Of $4,000 IN con
ncction with negotiations for water
right in Josephine county, Sanders is
reputed to be one of the smoothest pro-
moters in the northwest and has made
himself notorious through his operations
with number Of big projects.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours If you will keep your system
in order by regularly taking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09
Republicans To Investigate
Burleson' S Administration

Washington, Sept. .. 9.---Postmaster Gen
cral Burleson' IS administration will bc
Investigated by the house, republican
leaders had practically decided today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

Chairman Buchtcl of the public serv,
ice commission addresses a communiea.
ton to the managers Of the Columbia
River Light & Power company calling
attention to the fact that their high
voltage lire along the Columbia high.
way is in defective condition which
makes IL q menace TO the travelling pub
lie, II is noted that many of the psles
are rottcd to such an extent that they
are liable to fall during the winter sea.
son, and that the voltage carried by the
line is sufficient to cause the death of n
person coming in contact with it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-09

REASONS FOR INCREASED
TELEPHONE RATES
dollar the hands the telephone purchasing
the labor dollar the hands of
individual
Increases and without money
and the telephone capable paying
hasn't than is the individual
The telephone company provided
mands for ncreasedwags
AS these increased costs obviously reflected the rendering
telephone service the telephone telephone using
public pay the service receives
tory and improved service furnished
to the rendering margin
for reasonable upon investment
large territory utility many patrons may produce
large receipts but necessarily profits
gon large territory and the large
Der Of patrons and has large profits
present rates and conditions will less than
OF its property the state The idea that corporation
large business accumulatng great wealth peva
lent falacy which the public get away
Telephone Oregon remained practically the same
the last fifteen years adjustments in
various classes of service service
pondng adjustment
absolute necessity which made imperative Make your
son Of telephone with the clothing
food products and all other necessities
reasonable and comparison? :. RRsNalNn
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
TN iarli9 Verion.

Soonepreit Vaitor TiQooa Gbrl-
itcnicu bar u0ietot Ct Seititriit ON
8etbiemaneflrfella isrltc % 9nr. )
oenne BOG iortpQe5 Der mango ma
lciloc SnraotrGf, %Inoleocs Ielqenoc
ira DC uroIige 5i0er / oen isritc
6cthicmanefirfe, ~Stolbeu~, lom
oen blcp faIot.
Get par Ell IItole me6 Wteui9bc-
oens baanoiaitc DiGno, at nogle az
Dem ifltlbe boloe Jig nebe ueo rSno-
gargeu, Tor. naar Ger tom no9le mo,
iom Ian m%l3t9nfeIige no, al gau ben
% IGttc liz peo Sloen al Seofon.
menoe % boloc Eie meo DEM.
Gn SSuoaa Aitcn itoo muuGrenot
Gaitor ,Smmouicl Bang paa TrG'
oifcitolen. oa Ger fom On nor, iu9r
Niano mo % latte Jig. Fluoicli8
Ioa ban eli Mnno al Wenlghebcu
iarc ben % iGtte ia floos op 40
Manoen % bol6e bam ltarpt | alt.
fcrtcn.
"a 6uostlenciten por Torbi, o.
alt par gaaet goot. fom Nenigbeos-
mcolemniet ben til faitor Sane %
iortolte glGoesitroalenbe: Ser
fom ell ltor, INF Nano ino, oo Dc
uor fommlen paa Yr9oifcitoIen; ban
Iaa meset iarlig no, men ieg late
mig ben I'll bom % pasieoc poa
ham. % Der fan man Ie. huilten
Wa1t CUBS Aano bar; oil De tGnte
Qenl. ba Der par gaaet liot, iaa bsie.
De ban Sopeoei. lptteoe iii Sroet %
bar meset anoGsttg, og oo pi DC.
apnote paa Salmeiansen, lang ban
meoi"
~Gaa. hpem tror &c iaa, Der or,
&c bar altnaet for ell llroitiftcry"
90, oct peS lea life, pco De Del?
Set par Siifop 8stSid,e ira
Aibc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27

lumife Teitipee. Nfbsoe bar / ilere
Ior pprct Weblem az Sturct FOR
@paoens 2anobrnssforening % no.
isrte berisicnncm Ct interesierct Ir.
beibe for Subscribing % Sorobrue.
Sohar Spenien blep finn IS Iar
gammei.
Gu al Soans melt fienbte
NGllb. 9cnsmano 8. e. 6oIcf. er
aigaact peb Isoen | Ell alber al 50
Mar. 6alcf bIcp i 1866 2cnSmono
/ 9piter. 20 gar ienere ioriInttcoes
ban / ianrme Stinine til SaisIo,
hnor ban por 2ensmonb / oper 40
Mar, inbtil ban / 1910 too gfifeo.
9cnsmauo ,salcf par Ell 9erre al
Sen san,le Sfole, bpis Grbelhe prr-
gcoes al Tsiogtieheo % EIiattro.
fab. San Dor eli IrbclOSfrait ionl
foa.
SilbcTIfct qua Teitfpitcn. SiIoe.
ftifet pna Geltfniten or MI lint FOR
iaor. s Gaarlilohiitrlttcrne gleui
itaar ellooa npalc HotitUnQ. lonl pil
bli tsnlt n,eo oct ieritc, men loapeI
@arniiifcre ion Tolerc har ofililttci
% reiit hienl. Get lamleoc llobnttc
al @aariiIonifct er Is Miu. Wiaal
moo ~ Wfia. iiior. Scrai or 653,-
$50 Waao iiifet nteo 8arn % 62S,a
665 mco Nster. sli Songlten ioIoer
bcnpeo $4,000 Dtoal poa Norbre 81.
thrift eler oIntrcnt famine Apontunl
Tom iiior; Nciten or iiltet / Soroa.
lamb o. NoaoInno Splter. Iprblell
al Saariilofiifet i begae Giitrifter er
beresltet til 26.6 Wtia. aroncr. Siior
blep Der fiifet for 25.6 Dill, / 1917
for 26.S Win. og i 1916 for SO
WfiQ. aroncr. Storiilonifct er belt
lint meo ct hamlet llobpttc al 722..
$50 Wtaal til en- YGrbi al 251a Mil.
lion aroner. Sfior blep Der iiitei
423,SS2 Woal, iom iolgtea ior 1873
Ofia. aroner. Salt er Der ~ioalcoes
opiiifet pel . Wtil. MnoI StoriiIt
og Saariilo til Ell @proi al 80 DIN.
aroner pao isritc Saonb. SieIaC
"Siifets Gang" er ser / 19tS-t9
opiiifet $4,000 Waal / IebiiIo, ca
oobeIt iaa meeet ion / 1917. Sill
oen ioar faIot meact intan, % Der
sif oerfor meeet til Sabrifpare. San,
Ell forbolosnis lioen Del blep lief
paa @rl,rlb al De panifeligc grport.
forbolh. 6iifet par meget uiepni
nnber belle SGioncll. &c fsrit(
Sallgitcr blcp nlclbt fra Namoalen
@cgpnoelien al SuIi, men Sc imtsrit(
Sangitcr blen giort | Wioten al Mn,
eiilt / N%orolanbs Splfc, hpor Scr
Jolt blep npiiifct $1,000 Woal moo
.34,5t7 Moal sIarct forilo. %rr.
bicn al 6iitet laoer Jig uanifeIi9 be
regnc, "a TrtIerne oorlereoe ira &c
til % Str. pr. Waal, men fan anita
gclig irttes iii benpeo 8 0tia. SIT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
en- frof maoame.

Zen fouaeliee Sofiupcler / BoriS,
SO. Sobmer, bapoe i lin Suueliom.
ling ct operorbentlie prroiiulot
Tiamantbalsbanb. San lorlangte
100000 Trmtcs for oct; men
flint ban babe iaIobubt oct Ill ole
eilropGiite 6%priteboficr, Dor oct bant
umilligt at finoe Ell alsber til oct.
Sronnineen, Worie antoinette, bar
mango 8nnge blet iterft friltet al
oct itraalenoe Sntnffe, men bun bap-
De bibtil pGeret Zig ior at betale oeil
ipimlenoe Tris. W. 9obnter ben.
penote Jig tililut I'll Madame De Ga.
motto, iorn ban bapoe bort uospeoe
itor Snoflpoelie oper 0romingen
San aif til Maoame meo SoIsbaan.
oct, % bao benbc tale bans Sag Tor
benoes WojeItGt. SGnge oenbtc Wio.
bamc Oct ospe Ere til hans inotror-
gcnoe Venner, o. bun afllog mco
6oragt ct mobtngc DC 9eitiffclier,
ban tilbeo. benbe. Mlen ~tilllilt gif
bun inb paa Of hiulpe SSlipelercn
paa ben 9etingclle, at benbes Napn
ifltlbe bolbe8 itocrfor IifGren, bnao
enten Solget fom iitano caer life.
Mten / Wooanca flsgtigc @iernr
par en- oriitig Ilon opitaaet. og bun
nelebe life meb at uofore Den. Sen.
ocs isrlte Sfribt bar at opisge lin
@lifer, anroinul DC Hoban. Sum
forcgap, of Gronningcn snifeoe ell
Sammenfomit mco &aroinalcn %
opgap Sio % Steo ior Neoet. &c
Hobon fslte fig nlegct linigrct pco
Nronningens 9epaagctbeb % al
penteoc mco 2Gngiel Gagcna Som
me. Smiolertio off Madame I'll eli
al line @~euinoer, % UNDER Sorcgi.
penbe al. at oct oiolot Ell Spea, if
bun henoe til at inouilge | of ipiae
Tronmingens Houe ueo Sammen-
fomltcn. 9enne iouot Steo / Ell al
Sapcgonaene peo &eriailles. Sub
al S%pGnoing pcntcoc aaroinalen
Ser peb oct oitalte alotfeilet. @noe.
Zig laa ban ell tort tilileret Sfiffelie,
Tom fom moo BAN alcnnem Wgrtet.
San fnrleoe Grbsoia, oe "Gron.
nilgen" rafte BAN lin Saano til
SINS. Samtioia loo min Ell lloen
Billet glide oper / bans 0aan6. Saa
foripanbt Ssiffelien Iigciaa itiQe og
mpitiif, iom Der: par fonlmet. &c
ruict al 6rpb lritc aaroinalen oen
Iiae Billet. "Tronningen" BAD lin
froiaitc llnoerioat, aaroinal DC DO
BON, at optrGoc ionl Ncllenmano
oco aicb al oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Tom fonbtcs / S~oiluueIeren 20. Bob
mers Samling.
Dc 8obon par life len iii al no.
ierc I%ronnineens 2nifc. &nn fleb.
tc Smpffet, og aisbeiummen lfuloe
aiaieres / lire baluaarlige 9etalin.
ger a 100000 Srancs. en- auitte.
ring blep sipet / Ironninscns gtapn.
o. Salsbaonoet blep leperet til Mn-
oome DC 9amottc. Tom ltiiloe opersi.
DC oct / Sronniusens cgnc @pnoer.
Get er o~pcrileoig al iigc at bette life
itcnlte nlco Mabames Glancr. &uu
toe Sfcncuc no al Sn~oiatniuaeu oa
icnote i'm Tano Ill Sonoon meh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27

III w fha ~aSN AAhN "a ~ '6AhA
til en- @elt Gno ,Siioeler ior 10000
Tuuo.
aaroinal De Hobau, lont mn par
operbeoiit ON 3ronniueenS g)noeit.
frentiiinebe Jig tililut peo Spiict. iii
fer ionl ban bar paa ell hiertclia
Wootaaclie. Wten til hans itore
S~orlrnorina % SfIiicllc nesicoc
Maric Intoincttc at ie ham. NanS
0iisiante begnnotc al bliue nafi. %
oerl itnrfeheS nco bcu Gmltrroigbeo,
at han enbnnI oIbrig boube ieci
Ironninaen bare Nol@boanoct, Ct
Saftinu, Tom ogina %bcapnote at for
iiroliae Dc. @ohmcr. Ia 0aacn ior
ben ierite I'oroasbctnIiua off. ubcrr
at >ilpcIeren if uoaci Tenac, ifrcr
bon CT 9rcp til Maric Iutoinctie,
taffeoc for benoeA %eluille % no.
trpftc lin 8lrbe ooer, az oct ocili9'
tic Giamantlmpffc | europa or / Den
oaer ellfeliaite G%roruin9S Nciioocl
ie." "a Marie Antoiuettc mobtol
bette uforitoocliae @rep. uobrsN
bun: "NPanocn mao pare GAL"
% raicnoe reu bun @rcpet iltpffcr
% falteoc Stumpernc paa SIoen.
Wten Spfioringetl& Taa itoo M
for 0eren. Wt. 9obmer, hpiS Mia.
tnnte III for Iluor bar poft, aioroC
Den rpltcube Spbaeelie. at Huber.
lfriften paa apltteringen ior NolSl
boonbet bapoe meget libcu Siahet
mco Maric gutoinettes &aouoifriit
0tistanfen off MI oocr iii Sorfpr
belle. Son ilche I'll Wobome DC Ga
motto for at iororc Ell Sorflarirg
Sitn iogbe ham gonltc foloblooia, al
llnoerlfriftcu bar ioIlt. at bclC
3ransoftionen Dor ct @ebraa, OF a
ban moatic boloc iia I'll aarolnaler
for @ctolinacn.
"a IffGrcn fom Crpnnitacu 10,
Gre, bar benocS Trcbc ooer al @e
i%fripelic. @un beialeoc, al aaroi
nalen % bans Wcoitploige ifnlbe ar
rcitcreS og irine1 Tor Hcttcn, fac
be,oeS cgell llifploigheb / Eager
funbc bcfr0ites. Tn Simc Ieller,
bIep aaroimnleu arrciterei og ipr'
irem for aongen % Sronningcn lol
at iorflore iig.
Ilorig bar bel cn firfclig Spritl
bciunbet JIG / eli mere neopGroi9cn
De Stiaing emo De Hoban, lont hor
itob foran inc urcoe Serlfcrc mel
belct Sooeo % uoen at turoe me
DC Gronniugcna burmfplbtc 0lif
Stommenbe iortalte ban lin Siltorie
iorflorcbc, bporleocS ban banbl
flsbt Salsbaanoet, iom blcp brag'
bau eiennem Maoame &c Sanotte
% tllisieoe: Seq troeoc at gisrt
Gronningcn eli 5icnclte peo at no
iere commissioned"
Wforie Nntoiuette ofbreo hont mel
ell Stenme, lorl lflrlneoc al Holeri
Is troebc at oiere mig en- 3ienelt
- leg, TOM olOrig bar talt ct Sri
til Gocrl"
Hciten al 9iitorien fnn iortplles
/ iaa Sro. aurbinalcn bIep title
for Hetten, men blep %irifleubt. Sean
ne De 2amotte, iom / nogle Maane
ser boDoc lenet beit paa 6rllgternC
al lit 9corag, blep funoet ifnloi9 of
blep bemt til at pilte5 Nsaen, brpu
oenrerfet pna Sfnlorene Iom en- Spt
% til at ip9rrcs inbe Tor SipStio
ct SPnelel for De geme1eite fpirbc
ligc Sorbrnoerc. 5cnocS Wono REQ
ococ iig peb at ilpgte til SfotIuro
Den Wahomc DC Galuottc bar ifft
beitelnt til at cnoe line Gage / Tolt
Qcnifab. SEQ uoele Genner9 @ipll
lpffcoc5 oct benoc at nnoilippe ii
Gnglouo. Otter iaa Mar iulbc a
irpgtelige @icnnoroiqbeoer eubte hIl
line Gage pco at fate Jig no al Bin
Duet poa lit 2n9fammer ior al mo
goo at bIipe ialgct % lert tllbogt
I'll 6rarfrige al Ncrtllgcn al Or
lcan's Igenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27

Solst Sotel. tSoteleier 3acbbaus
bar lolet Sotel Ybenir / 9renoers-
leo I'll eli tioligere Bert poa Soicllet,
Sotcleier 9briitenien / Siier Wraa,
for 22o,00O SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
Sra Uoroe.

Spnocrncs SGllesials / ariitians-
fonb bar inofiebt en- Gienoom I'll
$4,000 &roner meo oct 6ormaal Of
bripe ftlbitpnoig aiemanosbanoel
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27

YIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VI xdr
Yiil Spo Tor GGitue0 Dor Ell fplnoe-
liz Srigiual. iom err fienbt UNDER
Raunet ",Suoe- Warie". Sun Dor / CT
lioet. ialbeiproig @us oppe unoer
Sforltenen paa oct msrte Soit, hoor
Notter % Ytiis bar irit Spil. Ser
bar bun al Ell sammel ausie inoret-
rel iig Ell Sene al ganle ,Siaer, Wn.
orasicrue al mliggent Salm % 81.
Tor at foume / ~,Sspoe.Y iarie~s So
pegemaf ifal ma ino / Staloen %
berira op 40 Ell primitiu Stige. en-
oruGot Gragfiiie banner "Gpggen~
meacm Stalorum % Sopenrrelie.
Spbe. Warie" saar iulbt paatlGbt
| Seng. bun ualfer % i~riierer Iig life.
o. bum gaar barbenet baaoe Soma
nlcr % @inter. Com ung par bun
mcaet ip"ariomunelig. Sln bier iio-
liza git. men Nanoeu iorlob benoe
citer ier Mars Samliu. ri Sera %
Sfuiielic heroper ~hegnnbte hun pan
! i'm eneboer. SilpGrelie.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

President Wilson, elected by tho people, bound by oath of office and schargei2 with the responsibility of ne- rotiating treaties, represents the
 .uerican government in the Peace