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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
Dundee Gets peoiaion Il.

Boston, July Johnny Dundee oi New York was given the decision over
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

BASEBALL
 YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 National League St. Loui. 6. Boston :. (I5 innings.J All others rain.
 American League. New York 6. Chicago :. First Eame) New York f. Chicago ,. Second Eamel Washington 4. St. Louis ,. Boston 2. petrcit G.
 Eastern League. Worcester f. Waterbury | Pittsheld 5. Bridgeport ,. (1o innings-) Hartford l. New Haven
 international League. Newark 5. Binrhamton c. Baltnore 3. Buffalo {. Reading Teronto. rain. Jersey City Rochester ratn-
 GAMES TO-DAY.
 National Lsaaue. Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia. Cincinnati New York.
 Chicago at Brooklyn.
 St. Louis at Boston
 American Lsasus- Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland
 New York Chicago
 Boston at Detroit
 Eastern Leasus Pittsfeld Hartford Springfield at Woacesk1. Providence Bridgeport.
 Waterbury at New Haven
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

IotNIs , Za
 tx) Batted for Shaw in 9th.
 fxx) Ran for Picinich in 9th
 by innings: Washington -.----.o 2-4 St 1ius -.........o x-5 Two hits Rice a. Tester. Janvr1n. Three base hits. Murphy and Williams.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
MON EY.

New York. July of. Call money steady; high 6; low s; ruling rate $; closing bid 6; last loan 6; bank ac- ceptances 4 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
COTTON.

New York. July 2t.--Spot cotton quiet; n1iddling 25.e5
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
Philadelphia (A)

Two base hits. McAyoy- Speaker. John.ton. Chap man. Three base hits. Wambeganss. O'Nein-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

platinum and antimony, $117000; and miscellaneous non-metallic products, including petroleum, marble, gymsum, lime and bricks, $120,OOO
 Copper Mining
 The copper production of Alaska in 1918 was obout 69,400,000 pounds, valued at $17,1S0,000, obtained from about 72O,000 tons of ore. This is less than the production in 1917, which was S8,793,000 pounds, valued at $24,24O,OOO, obtained from 660000 tons of ore The reduction in out put was due to shortage of labor and ships. During the year fourteen copper mines were operated, compar- ed with seventeen in 1917. Six prop critics in the Ketchikan district yield ed 1,7S1,000 pounds of copper; four mines in the Prince William Sound district yielded 15,O60,000 pounds and four mines in the Chitina district yielded 52,5S5,000 pounds.
 LULU FldCCT mITiH9
 The value of the placer gold pro duction in Alaska in 1918 is about 100000, derived by regions as fol lows: Yukon basin, $4,325,000; Sew ard Peninsula, $1,140,000; Copper River, $3OO,OOO; Cook Inlet Susitna rregion, $215,000; Kuskokwim region, $9O,000; miscellaneous, $30,000 The total production in 1917 was $9,180,- 900. The decrease in 1918 was gen. eral throughout the Territory, except in the Chistochina district, where there was a 50 per cent. increase, and in the Upper Yukon districts, where there may have been slight increase.
 The decrease was in general due to curtailment of operations because of shortage of labor and high cost of supplies. Local decreases were al so due to unfavorable climatic con ditions and in the depletion of some of the richer placers. Twenty-eight dredges were operated in 1918-twen ty in Seward Peninsula, three in the Iditarod district. two in the Fair banks district, and one each in the Circle, Yentna and Kuskokwim dis
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16
NATIVES ARE
 MUSICAL SAYS
 MRS. JACKSON
English Speaking Contest for Native Women Held in the City of
 HaineS.
(By Isabel Amber Gilman)

HAYNES, Jan. 10. - An English speaking contest for Native women was held at the Government School in Haines on Monday evening last The teachers of the white school act ed as judges. Samuel Jackson pre- sided at the organ and led the sing ing of patriotic songs. The Native pupils also assisted by action pieces and oral responses to a general quiz on Southeastern Alaska schools in which it developed that MT. Hawkes. worth had HOO children.
 Mrs. James W. Brown, surrounded
 by her four beautiful children, gave
 the first talk on "The Care of Chil
 lren," and emphasized the facts that
 Native babies were not always hun
 gry when they cried, and usually did
 not get enough water to drink. Mrs. Edward Warne gave a very good sketch of the early Indian history of Haines, telling how the settlement grew with the coming of the white people. Mrs. Samuel Jackson spoke on music. claiming that Alaskan Ma !! lives were naturally musical, and that long before the days of written
 music, which came to them with the white settlers, they had songs of Native composition from which they derived great pleasure. These three speakers were all prize winners. Addresses were also made by Mir Jackson, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Sloan Jerry Williams, Bert A. Deqsh
 Fritz Willard and Edward Warne passed the class examination. for citizenship papers and their applica. tions were forwarded to the Clerk of the Court in Juneau.
 Genivive Jackson's thirteenth birth day was celebrated on Saturday ey ening last by big surprise party
 at the home of her parents. Feast. ing, dancing and games occupied the entire evening, and the happy girl
 was the recipient of many beautiful
 presents among which was a gold wrist watch from her mother.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

tricts. Thirty-six dredges were op- erated in 1917.
 Gold Lode Mining
 About twenty-five gold lode mines were operated in 1918, compared with thirty-one in 1917 The value of the lode gold mined in 1918 to about $3,- 7S000O, compared with $45S0000 in 1917. The decrease was due partly to the disaster at the Treadwell mine in April, 1917, and partly to curtailment of operations, especially in the Juneau district because of the shortage of labor. There were increases in output at the Ready Bullion and Chichagof mines, in Southeastern Alaska, and in the Will low Creek district. Most of the gold mines on Prince William Sound have suspended operations. The mill and cyanide plant of the North Midas mine, in the Chritina Valley, was completed and operating began late in the year. In the Fairbanks dis trict seven small mines operated part of the year, yielding total of about half as large as in 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16
SOME WAR ORDER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. - More than 100000 of war orders were undertaken by American motor cars plants during year and half we were in the conflict. The com posite industry threw into the con test $1,300, 100000 of capital. Last November there were 650,000 trucks registered in the United States, an increase of 25O,000 in a year. Of total number of automobiles in this country 80% were in the war serv- ice directly or indirectly. It is con cluded that motor trucks absorbed the equivalent of s2,000,000.000 worth of railroad transportation. Railroad facilities during the war were said to be 40fo below re- quirements and this deficit was ta- ken up by motor vehicles.
 Try some of our fresh cream cake liter the show tonight. The Alaska Grill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

was due to shortage of labor and ships and high cost of mining There was an increase of more than 60 per cent. in the production of mineral fuels, and slight increase in chrome ore. The only new item among Al aska mineral products in 1918 is plat mum. Since 1880 Alaska has pro- duced gold, silver copper and other minerals worth more than $419,0O0,- 900.
 Alaska mines produced gold to the value of about $10,O00,O00 in 1918, compared with $14,650,OO0 in 1917. The total value of the gold mined in the Territory is now about $302,- 100000, of which $213,000,000 has been won from placers. In 1918 about 69,4OO,000 pounds of copper was produced in Alaska, valued at about $17,1S0,000. The production in 1917 was SS,793,00O pounds, valued at SPA, 240,000 The total copper pro duced to date is 99,OO0,OOO pounds, valued at $105, 5,80O,0O0.
 The value of Alaska's lesser min eral products in 1918, was as fol- lows: Silver, $87O,OOO; coal $435,- 900; tin, $90,00O; lead, $S5,0OO; mis- cellaneous metallic products, includ- ing chrome ore, tungsten, palladium,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

Gillette razor blades now in stocl at Juneau Hardware Co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

platinum and antimony, $117000; and miscellaneous non-metallic products, including petroleum, marble, gymsum, lime and bricks, $120,OO0
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16


 $125 month"; delivered by carrier and to SIP year$6 for six months and $3 for three monhsdevered at the Ju postoffce for place in the United States still be obtained at the old payment is made in advance follows:
 HOW TO GET THE EMPIRE FOR $1 A MONTH.
 ANY ONE PAYING ALL ARREARS MAY HAVE THE EMPIRE DELIVERED TO HIM BY CARRIER IN JUL NEAU, DOUGLAS, THANE, OR TREADWEL4L FOR $1 PER MONTH FOR AS MANY MONTHS OR YEARS AS HE PAYS FOR IN ADVANCE-PROVIDED PAYMENT IS MADE BEFORE FEBRUARY 1, 1919. AFTER THAT DATE ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE AT THE RATE OF $125 PER MONTH WHETHER PAID IN ADVANCE OR OTHERWISE Therefore any person in Douglas, Treadwe Thane who for year advance during the month of January will save $3 on his subscription.
 HOW TO GET THE EMPIRE FOR $1O A YEAR BY MAIL. Any paying all arrears, may have THE EMPIRE de- vered at the Juneau pooce for any place in the United States at the rate of $10 yea$ for six months and $25O for three monhsfor many years he may for in advance provided payment made before February 5 1919 AFTER THAT DATE THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE WILL BE SIP YEAR-$6 FOR SIX MONTHS, $3 FOR THREE MONTHS-UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.
 Therefore person paying for years subscription by mail in advance before February 15, 1919, will save $2
 REMEMBER unless payments made herein set forth the rates$1 25 month by carrier and SIP year by mail will prevail from January 1, 1919. ' Il a>
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16
BIG DECREASE IN MINERAL OF
 ALASKA IN 1918
Advance Report of the Min- eraI Output Is Given Out by Geographical
 Survey.

Advanced information of the forth coming report of the United States Geographical Survey on the mineral resources and mine production of Ali aska has been received in Juneau. Some of the most interesting fea- lures follow:
 The. value of the mineral output of Alaska in 1918 is estimated at $28,- 900,000 a decrease of almost $13,000,- 900 from the value in 1917 and the smallest since 1914. The decrease was chiefly in copper and gold, and
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16
SPECIAL MEETING OF
 JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB

A special meeting of the Juneau Woman's Club will be held on Fri lay afternoon, ct one o'clock, in The Gift Shop, for the purpose of .aking final action on the proposed amendment to the Constitution and incorporation of the Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

Of course he thinks that she is al ways going to look as fair and sweet as she does when he calls on her in the evening when they are court ing. But he has an awful jolt com ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-16

Tavie Beige, who sings so grace f.::iy those delightful songs. wears her clothes as gracefully as she sings. The cape that she wears, as shown in the photograph, is of pur- pie velvet. which shows in mpny shades in the charmingly draped folds. which are held in at the bot tom by deep band of kolinsky fur A deep collar of the same fur falls like second cape across the shoul- ders, and the wide armholes or cuffs, whichever you prefer to call them, are also fur bordered.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Sprim0 GROVE.
teiitr "@srols"l,

elmer Solbcrg % Nrlolb
Hopcruo or flpttct til Nltnlbolt,
Mfinu, buor oc bar tiebt iig Sono %
aatcr at bc1pnoc Tnrming,
- Nnorcm @ilbcrtion bar lol0t lin
Nnrnt, bcitunenoc al 2212 ICrc oN be
liagcnoc 9torbucit Tor Sprino @ropc,
til Ncurp eucitoo. &isbcillmmcn
por 5000.
NillIam (mctcn al Wobcl bar
fipbt lin Spl0criaocr, Ole @ilionl
ions Sornl. ocn tioliQcrc 0ulteruo
,Sorm %beitoncnoc al 100 Ncrca, ior
itrnr at togc Gicnopmmcn / Nclio
belle.
Nrtbur &rogh, Ser blcU iooret
l TrantrlN % bar uUrct unocr SGQc
bchauoling / Moipitolct pcb Sort
Smelling cr tommcn hielu igicn cltcr
nj pare oimolltrct - Trc0 Gllqeh
pQion nlmMnitrct citcr &icucitc poa
Den onocu Sjoe Al Nnpct, bar bcipgt
SlUgilinGc | Sprjn9 @rpuc, San
rciitc uioerc iii 0cuil3 cafe, u. Tat.
Wtii3 Mabel @euora Solcia-
rllb Al Wtobcl ~ Shonln9 lrchnla Al
@llmington blcu bcu 20oc Wurt@
U~Atculcoc i Spring @rouc Vrclte-
Qunro. Nrlocporret blcp umiobel
bart citer Gcrcmonien Qiuct Ell Scrc
uooc Al SQrinq @rouc Nano. bporoi
@ruoQommcl | Here Nor bar pTret
Ct uirtiomt Nicolcnl. Get umoc Ear
bar lot 30 pon Sen 6arui, iom / III,
(lo tllbertc Nuorcp Sanoiom, hpil
ten GIcnoom or tirbt al Mr. Srchup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
&ciicrcn al Sahara.

Com meboelt iorleoen er Gpentpre-
rem SacqueS 2eboltop - faloct Sci
ieren al Subara" = lfliot al i'm Srt-
itru. Oct par / 1903, at Sacaucs
Sebalop, bpis Sar bar Suffcriabrl
font % WtangemiaionGr, uonGpntc
Zig ielp til Sacaiies |, aciier al So
hora, aongc al Saofnta og @repe al
Arioul. San gioroe itorartebc Tor-
bercoelier til lin Grpeoitiou og be
little blallbt nnoet boobc Groilr, Scep-
fer OF Sermelinsfoabe. 0isic Sing
ncgtcoe ban iiocl at mobtoge, %
9eperonbsrernc leo itorc Cab.
"aciieren" blcp 'fnot al i'm &l,itru,
ga ban otter flcrc Mnaneoers Sruppr
pclote tilbage til lit Sient, bct ifiprne
Salads paa Song Sslono, iom er
fierot pbcr belle Nnerifa ulbcr Hap-
net "Sliiet mleo DC ienlti Sprclier".
Seballop, ion1 pco Here Mnlcbnin-
ger bar 9iort fig benerfct peo i'm
ercchtriife Spiericl, bar nplig fom.
met bicm ira en- priput Herpeflinif,
og bans Silitril, iom otto bar maattet
iese Yolitiets &ipJp mos iil Wuno,
blcp Iua forifrGffct, oa ban pluoielig
fom illo, at bun fog &epolpcren o.
aifpreoc Den MOB BAN. NQe Sfuo
trof % 0pben i~nbtraaote pieblitfelig.
&co ct %iel1ere Sorbpr crtlGreoc
Waoamc Sebaiop, at bun bnpoe itl,ot
lin Manb nrrncit Tor at beifptte i'm
IS sar garnle 0atter moo bans
Sperloit. Gen Tolitimano, ionn op-
fog Oen ierite Sorflari1g, merlcr, at
Mtabame 2ebnuop abiolllt pil bli fri
fienot.
ON 2eballopS mentolc Silitano er
Der / Naboifabct fun en- Wcning. Ior
ct Nar 9lor iiocn tit ban pllloiclig Den
Soc, at ban maattc orgonilerc ct aa.
poleriforp3 for at lcnoc Oct til 5ron-
ten % insfiebte / Den g~nleonlng en-
gonife mcrfpGrbig Samling gamlc
uobri,gte Seite ira Den nGrliggenoe
@p Wcltburp. Otter at Ia engagerct
fire @onbcgiltter til at trpne "0ipi.
lio,ten", fom han / Sanfer ON, of ban
ogiaa maatte ba Wtao til inc sSolf %
fiebtc iaa pp Ell bel Gel &pGg, ionl
ban anbragte / lin Torf. Silbeit %
mcb Ell Srompct for Wtrlloen Dirt
qcrcoe ban lit aapaleri, inOtil oct
blcu ior me9ct Scpen Tor Nabocrnc;
DC neologoe Yroteit og f~laseoe til $50
litiet. iom lorbpo oct belle 9rigs+
upparot.
Com ct mcrfcli9t Srrf fon for.
tHQes, at i Sllict peb Siben al sc.
bollopS Dor @ionca TcinilIles, iom
1917 ifipo i'm Wtanb. DC 70 Gamer
por blct mc9ct illtinlc Teninoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
&iot ont &DsIct.

Gpsict bar pco flere I~nlconingcr
ipiaet Ell aieisrcnoe Houc, ipccielt
peo politiifc Scgiucnbeoer. s eng.
Lamb, bpor Iallernc til erlbpcr Sio
iprig bar oeltaget / Golgfampcne,
iortpacs ct Yur &iitorier ON "|al9.
&ps".
Gen pafrc og ilotageitoe Sertltg-
inoc al 9cppniblre gap inalcoes Ell
SIaotcr pco Noun Stecl ct apS for
at fan bans Stcmme for lin &anoioat
pcb ct Torlumelltsoalg.
Gen i%fionnc &ertlleinbe al 8orbon
rcfrlltereoe ct belt Hegiment poa lia-
nenbc Wiaaoc, Sun tog ell Sbiling,
ocn iaafolotc &perprings Yenge, mel
lem 9Gbcrnc % inobso bier Wonb,
iom lao illoc meb DC fornsone Ggens
ifabcr, ser frppes ior of bll ell goo
Solbat, til at gaa ircm og mcO SG-
berilc tagc S%fiaingen ira ocns Ylaos
% iaalebcs labc iig bperpc til oct be
renltc Site Hcgimcnt.
Ganicl O'Gonnel iagbe peo ct Gil
iploe, on ban iamtlebc Stcmnncr for
lit Tarti: Gen Nanb, ion %itcntner
inloo os, ifnl olorig bli fpsict al
nogen apinoe!"
ON oct bar SrllIclell, ion plrfcoc,
eaer life, er life goot at pioe, mell
S'Gonnels Torti poltbt ialfalo en-
glimrenoe Seir.
Sm aaroinal Soball al 9otbrin-
gen iprtpQes, at oa ban blep trent
itiaet for Storbertltsiiloen al ga
popen, rafte bun BAN i'm Saano til
aps. aarpinalen pptog bette iom Ell
SornGrmelie % iaeoe: Seq timber
mig life / at bli bebanolet paa Den
Waaoc. Naur oct tiuaoes mig al
omiaore % fpsic min bpie Seritcr.
inbe 0ronnillgcn, bporfor ifuloe iea
life ga iaa pmiapne % fpsic Gem,
iom fun cr CT, Scrtuginoe?" 90 bcl
itoItc Came maattc finoc iie /, al
Garoinalcn umiopncoc og fpsicoC
bclloc ire 8ange.
Malcrcn Gilbert Stllart mpbtc eli
Saa / Boston Ell Game, iom iaeoe
til bam:
Seq bar nplig feet Ceres Selp.
portrpt, % ieg fpsiebe bet paa @rlnS
al octs itore 9igbeo ntco Sriginalen."
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iet?" ipurgte Waleren.
Sci" iaeoe Tamen,
ga, ba fan set life lierc mig ri.
bcrc," erflPre0e ban lcenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Orbeioslcsheoen
/ Speriee.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Spcrigc CT Tor
Sloelt tenln1elig ubbreot, hcoer oct |
Ell &orrciponoancc ira Stocfbolm.
: mango al Soonopcrfetc er Oct
title. ga slrbeibe al allcao9a iaalom
Mtnlira, &%ltsbnQning, Tobrifpirf-
Ionlbeo o. I. b. opiGttes, inbtil bill
ligcre Matcriallcr b%egpnocr at fpnme
mo llocllfra.
Mange honolenbc OF Sabrifeiere
finoer iia beniatte / me9et panlfellge
StiQinger. oa Sc CT / @eiiooelie al
Tarelaaerc eIcr Tabriffcr til 6rem-
bringclic al sc lttulige S%urrogater
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faocn. Store Ncngeiumnlc bar pGret
anbrogtc / Siluirtnilgen al Surro-
CATER Tor &afic, Sbe, Gg9cpnlper eacr
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ben blir iaa nlcgct Sframmel, iaa-
mart ubinorct Snoferiel igien iloi
trpocr.
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aeroicllc ira Nmcrifa, % Salg al
9nnlpeclic eiier Sort holoer a1ereoe
paa at aiitaiies. Selgen CT. at &ar.
biolamper / bunoreoetulinopis neppe
bar alloen TGroi, enb buao DC briit,
ger iont gammelt Mctal.
&ibtiloags par oct Den alminocligc
Mano iom par iteot / &nibe / sfono'
milf Seriecnoe, MT er u eenifobsbuecir
fonlmcn FOR &c bdnolcnoe, ionl ier
bapoe Sltgten % be9ge enocr lige
operior line &unoer.
! Norse fommer man mart iii al
opeiuc al S%no'frGnfnina al aieoior.
brilget, ba Der auereoe or fommct
itore 6%oripninser a. Slelf % andre
&ieouarer ira gmerifa. : nGitI
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Sort iii Snbtisb al 9ampeolie. !
Sanmarf .er Der iiinbitrGufet Sdnoe'
meo aafie iioen lite Mars.
! Soerige holber man paa at al
ifaiie SIiefcrt, men meo Senipn I'll
Gaiic % mango andre Sarcr fommel
aortene til at gi9loe enonu | mango
Waaucber. 2obaf fonuncr fanife ii
at irisipes tioIis paa Sonrmeren. mer
oct bcirpetcs, at @r~eofortene ri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
@ppnlnct.

9npalact iioitc Wdnoa9 ircnIbeo
mere eno olmiuocli9 Sntcreslc, al
BONNIE eitcr ocn llpllgc GcltdNcllc
ira Be Observation-Disclosures Sioc. Get
Spcr1anIual, iom Del ircuior lo8ct
onoet ipiucoc ino peo NalAet laor,
bar set ON 6ornpclicu al llppcr
Soma Vopcr Gompoun'@ &ontratt
mco @pcn for @clpaning % Bump.
nillq al @upnnoct. G%ontrattcn lolo
Der Den lite lNili, % bOproon Bette
Sper9smoal pil bIiDc ororet Tor
Trcmtiocn %aibrn2cr oltIoa AZ oct
me @praob. Som b%eficlot cr Der
iattet @eilutninq on Ell llnoerle1cl
lc for Of fonllnc pan oct rene nlco,
h"poruiot oct life pil0c iunrc Ncgnln0
for @peu at Gle % brlue iii eAet SOS
"a TumpcnnlUa. Wtcn llocn Sen
Inn Ill, booo oct cnocliQc Nclultot al
bcnnc llnocripgclle bllr, lod er Np
ems Nolf Iom Nclbco udtllrllQpia III.
~tcrc2icret /, al oen cpcltueIlc me
Aontrnft meo 2ompaniet flutes pad
DC melt ioroclaatige Wltaar, % eli
alt p~pcrpcicnoe Wtnioritet al oct me
@nroao bar oct rette Spn paa oenllc
Sa1 % pll paolc, of Npcn9 Sntcrca-
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ger: 0iaett Az Stcmmcr; &uctllcu
461: @ucfncu4 Waioritct Al.
Tor IIocrmcn al Sar9e: Gn9brct
ion ASP Stenmer, @crgclou 55l;
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tinrl: 3oic Moro, 9crnot5 So Stcm
nlcr, NoientboI 50; lbe Moro, MOL
Inns 1876 Stcmmcr, Schlntter t26;
5tc @orb. Ni@Iop IS Stcmmrr, en-
mono8 80.
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&. y 9@bitnco % u. I. NoItou til
Nortfonmlaiurcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

giort, er, of neutrality-suspicious.
operbopeoet fife saeoe / 1917. Gen
bar IA pro Wiile al Veiolfnineell
ion ,Moret / Jorpeicrl, .. b. !. unoer
8ienneininittct / 6rcostib. Gen
cipilc brittle Ssoeligbeosprocent
1917 bar, trobs SicnoenS 2llittogtcr
% Observation-Disclosures, Ell al DC
laoeite, iom bar i%orefommct
Naar man erinorer De ilbpre slit.
itrenaelier, iom England bar 9iort =
bets foloSiale Tlnooe, bets Mrnt pao
Z Willioncr, Octs Sfibsfart, bets
l~imaaoelige iinaneiclle aonititutioncr
% bets itore 8rigsinouitri - CT oisic
Reiultater ganife merfeligc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Nc0=Wo Monumental.

Set Norifc Selitoba @eItprclie
bolot Wpoe i Sbin Glub / Wtinnea-
polls Ssroa9 Gitnt. 6%ornarlben,
Troi. @otbne, rapportereoe at ban
bupoc pGrct / Wabiion % at ct We-
&c bar bnlot / MnleOri1g Seq -Wtont-
mentet o. Ell lofuI &onlite nebiat.
Gil at lumarbeibe nlco @eltprellell
Iom SnolomlingsfomItc fpr Se9 MO
numcntet blcp fpl0enoc ltonpunt: &.
q. Nnoerion, WtaoiiolL isis; 2. $.
Nolitab, WiinneapoIla, Wiinn. NJ. i.
@e9ge, Sotton, 81 Gnf.; ). .. @ilt,
0ccorob, Sa.; &. $. Sltnb, Chicago,
ST.; Wartin @crgb, Siour Sails,
2. Cat; @ilnl,or <no, Seattle,
@oib.; Sobn Strnnberg, Salt 2afc
Gitn lltob; Soba. Cannes, Scbigb,
Wtout. &ep. Sungietb, Sa6arb, SIC
braifa; q. g. Hpgg @rootlpL Y. y.
Get blcp beiillttet at berltiuc til
Noreningcr iom agter at ieire Toe
Wtoi, on muligt at looc S~notGgternc
tililpoc Seq Monumelntct.
@ulbmeoalictonteitcn ifol bolocS
Winncapolia 6rcoag .Niten oen 12tc
Sec. o. SelitobetS 9larsmeoe &pr-
ooo Gitm. mco en- feiilig Sommcn.
fomit ON Nitcncil.
Get nUitc 0ctIamnticn@heitc at be
itao al ocrtil e1llcoe Stpffer al norlf.
u%mcrifonlfc Sorfatterc. -"Heiorm"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

maatte boloes pcolige / LANCE Sioer
enonu, bette Inr tilenbc ialialb.
Sor fsrltc Sang paa ct Yar Nar
er Der fontnlet ell Gel Ippeliiner, %
mani iorislscr oeres Heiie meo Ell
Opmcrfiombeo, iom ON oct ifllloe
bore Ell apnge paa geisg. Man faar
pioe, nnar DC fonl, ab bpilfen Sci,
bpilfe @per nllercbe bar faaet lin
6oripning, bpao Yriiernc er, Sato.
ipnligbeoen for at &c omiioer llaar
iren iii Stocfbolm og alebaanoe
anore fortrolige Ietalicr. @oele faa
Gitroner uentcs ogiaa meo set forite,
men Nnanas er enonli fun ct abitroft
0eereb / oe ifunbinapiife 2anoe. Sg
bbao "pincappleS" angaor, bore Jig
ferife encr iplteoe, iaa cr oct lGllgc
'ioen DC fom ganlfc afipnc, lfieitt
iuenIfe Spnoer CT lsbnc / Gano peo
@erctningcr ONT, at De ofte iorefom.
mcr poa SiegaiterncS Spiieieooel
onnboro pnn Den anlerifanife ll.Sanb.
6orfelger ipn nplig %ailagoc ct Scieg
/ Stocfboln. Ger CT ior Hcitcn
mango Gnfcltbcocr peb bisic Sieiolfs
Tropiallterillg iom it9cn Ifalioinapilf
Monirnlsmcsic fitloe bape Snab ONT
at oppilc Wfufc til.
: ienerc Sib or Scr fomnlet en-
Wasic Waoparcr til Norocn. ri
9rpb iplcs Scr III of bore Ell til
itr9ffclig Wtrngoe, men ntcb Scnipn
til Snter or Stiuingen ilcnl. 5 Sp-
crnc faar ma finn Ell bittcliocn 90
tion anbcn. cQcr trcoiebper ltgc, og
Der er ilt9cll 6orbcoring illgtc / ocrt
rGrc Srcmtib. Sit or life at iaa /
gperne, mcbminore man, ion1 Gil.
fGloct er meo DC fleite pclitanenoc,
iaar Den 40 "lnoerioroife" &cic.
llbelbigpiS boloer Erlicrlle cnbnl paa
at itige. Gen officicac Statiitif bier
Ell giennenlinitlig Stigi,ing al 10
Grocelt / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Stocf-
bolm iiocn Saabcnitilltanoen ino.
traabtc. lto paa Sonmleren pentes
Ser at blipc en- Neogalle / Yriierne.
&lGoespnrcr er nllcreoe pua Seien
llcoouer, men enOnu CT Dog Triierne
langt bpicre enb ier ari9cp.