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ried on with great success ever since,
Notwithstanding some changes in the
plans for additional buildings because
of the cessation of hostiljties, has been
of the greatest service because 1t has
awakened their interest and kept
them hopeful. In addition to the ward
handicrafts and such work taught by
the young women making up the stan
of reconstruction aids, of whom
there were seventythree at the en-
of January last there were engaged
on the educational staff twenty-nlne
commissioned officers and 1872 men, or
161 in all. making total for the
educational staff of 23i. Out OF the
5.013 patients in the eight hospitals on
that date. 1.a56 different individuals
were enrolled in the ward handlcrafts
or in the classes and shops in when
various occupations such as carpen-
try. auto mechanics, telegraphy'
stenography and drawing were being
taught, and the total enrolment IN
all the different classes, schools anu
shops was 2,23l.
1t is to be remembered that In aodi-
ton to receiving all this care. treat
ment and educational training, tne
men in question w"re also getting the
regular pay of able bodied soldiers
and that their families were receiving
the allotments to which they woulo
have been entitled if the men had
been on the firing line.
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WASHINGTON, {. MARCH 30 199-PART T.

have objected to having men in need
of treatment for tuberculosis remain
under military control for it is made
very plain that the men are being
retained by Surgeon General Ireland
not from any desire to exercise arb;-
trary authority over them, but from a
sincere regard for their. welfare and
that Of their families.
The contrast with what is taking
place among men who have been freed
from control by discharge further en-
phasizes this fact: for out of the first
1872 men committed to one sanatorium
" the War, Risk Insurance Bureau
forty four had left before very long
against the advice of the physician
in charge, while others had been dis
missed because they were discon-
tented and were making others
around them so. The lack of proper
control is also interfering seriously
with the welfare of large group of
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MAJ. r, SMITH DISCHARGED"
Form Of Officers Separation From
Service Correct1v Stated

In The Star of Thursday was print
ed an announcement to the effect that
among a number of officers honor
ably discharged" from the Army for
the reason that their services were
no longer required. was Maj. Ralph
Smith. Quartermaster Corps, detailed
for duty with the military intelli-
gence division of the general staff.
This statement of the case was not
strictly correct. The order issued by
the chief of staff. by direction of the
Secretary Of War. reads as follows:
by order of the President. and
under the provisions of section 9. act
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Ter the provisions Of circular 1ss.

der the provisions Of circular 1873.
THE fact has been brought up that
at some of the hospitals a few sol
diers have objected to having their
families advised that they had tu-
berculosis We believe that for the
good Of the family and community.
and to prevent the possibility of the
family Undertaking obligations under
misapprekensions. and finally to pre-
vent them from exposing themselves
quaintance with all the facts in the
case is paramount to the patients
wishes in the matter. From this
standpoint. it would be on the same
plane as the requirement of most
Municipalities that all contagious dis
eases must be reported by the doctor
20 the public health or department Of
the town or city"
This letter should also be a COM
plete answer TO any of those who
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portance. in that you are responsible
for the first and correct impression
regarding the patients condition. Any
action that the man may take follow
ing this means that he must convince
a member of the family with already
well formed views and opinions. On
tho other hand, if the man writes
letter first, we labor under an equal
disadYantage.
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discharged men. in another sana-
torium to which they have been COM
mitted: and it is evident that al!
relatives or friends of soldiers with
tuberculosis in these Army hospitals,
and all others who have their welfare
at heart, should heartily support tho
surgeon general in his enlightened
and humane policy in regard to them.
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Of Congress. approved May Is. .f4fT,
Mai. Ralph Smith. @. NJ c., ia 4is.
charged from the service. to take ef-
feet this date" -
Section 8 Of the act Of May Is, 1917.
providing for the temporary increase
OF the military establishment. author
lied the President to discharges, 4oy
of the officers appointed under tbe
act FOR any cause, when, in the
judgment of the President, il would
promote the public service"
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Letters Aid Morale
"The above draft is submitted

1.-THE above draft is submitted to
you with a view of having some one
in your hospital send this, or some
modification of it if you prefer. to
the nearest of kin of all soldiers ad-
mitted to your hospital promptly after
their arrival. l believe it will lead
to increasing the morale and con-
tentment of the soldier and prevent
many applications for discharge un-
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New England Tank Corps Club.

Information was received in Wash
ington yesterday of the organization
at Langres, France, of the American
Expeditionary Force Tank Corps Club
of New England, with A. o. Porter of
Brookline, Mass, as president. Head
quarters of the organization will be
in Roctou
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Library Boon to Service Men.

Thirty thousand American soldiers.
sailors and marines have made use of
the central library of the American Lii
brary Association in Paris, and visitors
to the library have drawn out more than
$4,000 books, recent reports from France
state
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Itched Till
Almost Crazy

ror years my hands vese stmost nav.
They itched % bad ] was alnost craxy.
Suffered day and night. Used ali kinds
ofmedicins and got no relief Lost a
hopes Of ever being cured until rot n
trial bottle of D. D. q. Results werc g
now and VIII Nvays p1ise b. 81 ii.
-hOD&6f Z. H0LMRS. Aanakin, Va.
Anyone sufertng frum skin tzuubls-mfh a
0evere-Ahouid Investigate at onos tbs Desits
ofD. D: D. IN 4 today. Yoor money back
druggist ~. - and 0A
ID. I'D. 10!
M lotion for SKIN Disease
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Keep Men Hopeful

In lseping the men oontented under
treatment, the educational service of
the surgeon generals once. which
was pgoanDtly established in one after
another of these hospitals, beginning
" June last. and which has been car
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Next of Kin Informed.

"Your son Cor state relationship
arrived at this hospital yesterday He
is suffering from pulmonary tubercu
losis (consumption). At the present
time. under modern conditions the
majority of people who contract pull
monary tuberculosis have their dis
ease arrested or make a satisfactory
cure, provided they are treated in
special institutions and under the
supervision of doctors experienced in
this field.
This institution is a hospital built
by the government for the treatment
of cases Of tuberculosis. To this end
special attention has been paid to the
geographic location of the institu-
ton. climatic. altitude, etc. and the
buildings have been constructed to
accord with modern ideas concerning
the conditions under which these pa
tients should live while undergoing
treatment. The doctors on duty a: the
hospital have all had special instruc-
ton and rich experience in treating
cases of this kind. In fact, no stone
has been left unturned to insure the
success of treatment of all cases at
this hospital.
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Discharge in Some Cases.

The eagcrness for discharge. COM
mon to men receiving treatment ana
training who had been crippled or
disabled by wounds, as well as those
requiring treatment for tuberculosis.
increased when the demobilization or
the troops began in November: and,
because of the pressure brought TO
bear in various ways Tor the dIS-
charge of men still in need OF care
and treatment. the War Department,
on December 81, 1918, issued a circn-
lar letter permitting the discharge
of men from the Army hospitals in
cases where they or their friends
could furnish unsatisfactory guaran-
tee that the care and treatment need,
ed could and would be continued
after their discharge. This permls-
sion for discharge has been taken
advantage of in considerable num-
Der of instances, in many OF Whlch
it would, no doubt. have been much
better for the patients to remain IN
the service and in the hospital. In
order to determine whethe- the men
With tuberculosis released under such
guarantees were actually receiving
the promised care and treatment, the
National Tuberculosis Association,
which has since the end of 1917 been
furnished by the surgeon generals
office with the names of all men re-
jected, or discharged from the Army.
on account of tuberculosis. asked that
the names OIL persons giving tHeSe
guarantees should also be furnished
in each case. This has since been
done, and it has recently been found
that in some instances these guaran-
tees were given under a misappre
hension. About the same time the
surgeon generals Office learned that
in some cases soldiers in the hos
pital had secured discharges from
friends who did not know that the
men had tuberculosis, or that there
was any good reason for refusing
their release. The action promptly
taken by Col. Roger Brooke. who is
at the head of the division of tubercu-
losis in the surgeon generals Office. |
to meet this situation shows the Ein-
cere regard which the surgeon gen
eral has for the welfare of the rlen
whom he is keeping under his charge
because of tuberculosis. Col Brooke
called the attention of the command
ing officer at each of the Army tu-
berculosis hospitals to the facts in
regard to discharges, and directed
that as soon as a patient was re-
ceived in the hospital a letter ex-
planning the situation fully in regard
to him should be sent to the next of
kin substantially as follows:
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Army Assumes Expense.

The nature of the disease is such
that patients should remain in this
sanator1um several months, rarely less
than three months, and usually more,
the average length of time being
about six months Due to the fact
that these patients should remain un-
der observation and treatment several
months, that they should have a spe-
cial diet, special buildings. and so on.
necessarily the expense connected
kind is heavy. However, 1t is bur
den that the Army is willing and glad
to assume for the families of these
men. s
The Army is also teaching patients
in this hospital new vocations 81 II &c
believed that return to their forne1
vocations will prejudice their ncrma-
nent recovery or health in the future
"A man with active tuberculosis re-
turning TO home is a source of dan
ger. GER partieutariy a ic ta to any children that
may De In the family or with whom
he may come in intimate contact.
we believe 1t to be due yo,, tb,,
you shouid know that your son is in
inns hospital why he is in the hosnf
| tai and the probable outcome of his
Ease. We ask your assistance and CO.
operation in the matter and hence
suggest that you write encouraeine
letters to him and that you believe
he should remain in the hospital until
MS disease is arrested, or il is he
iieved advisable to discharge him
from the service"
Why Letters Are Sent,
The reasons for sending such ,.,.
ter are outlined by Col Brooke as
follows:
THE above plan has been tried ou,
tentatively at Otisville and, I am In
formed. met with great success In
vestigation there showed conclusiyeiy
that many of the affidayits sent in
from framilies and interested relatives
asking for the discharge of soldiers
under the provisions of circular 1SS
were secured without full knowl-
edge of the case being prese nted to
them. In fact, in number of these
cases we have ascertained that the
family had no idea that the man was
suffering from a chronic disease. or
that there is possibility of spreading
| the disease by living in q house Witt
other people.
When the facts are truly given. ~
| majority of these families have sn-
| mediately washed their hands of the
affair and many of them have prompt
| ly written letters to the hospital and
| the soldiers concerned, stating that
| after full knowledge of the facts
| they no longer approved of his fmme-
\ date discharge and were of the opin-
| lon that treatment in an institution
should. by all means. be continued.
| From the psychological stand
! point. getting letter promptly to
| the mans relatives Is OF great i'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Nurif Stunt.

Zen npitiiteoc 9ri,gsfunltioreting
hopoe i'm isrite ll0itiaing / Iopent
Der. Set par norif aeramif iom
oenre Sang blcu iremipnt. Stpret
ior 6oreninaen oiicrtIigeiorbc Ell
ll0iigt oper lloltiuingen. Zen fom
til oct Heiiltot al Ben norlfe aera
milf FOR Chen life boiler MoaI meo
BEN oanife % I%penife. aerantiffen
ira GgeriunoS 6apance Tobrif iif
oog aoitiaig Nos. Gen itaor Ip1tgit
irenlme al De norite 5abrifer Tor iii
pirfning al itnere Stentsi.
9ergens @er$ bar nrllg iorelagt
oe norife Yiulere Ell iterre oeforatip
Spgape. Der, bIeu iat 90 $4,000
SIR. iom BrGmie ior De beoite Ito
fait iii b%eforatip lloimpfning al
gergens 9sr$. Ga ben ieirenoe
aiinitner bIeu inlet / lloiigt 100
900 SIR. Tor lloisrelien al Gefora
tionerne. 6srite Fremie tiloeltes
ben ltllge Wialer arel RepoIo. Oilers
blep ogiaa llofaiterne ira Ser arogh.
Senrif Ssrenien % Waleren 9oit.
bus prRmiereoe.
Statens alininioitlaing / 5sit iii
en- baarbbRnot 9ebans!ing / Yres-
len. Zen par Tor eniiois mooerne %
siennemgaaenoe oaarIig. Zen egerl-
De Sarme De ienere aar mob enii.
oiebeoen peb De iioite lloitiainger
bar iert iii OF bereiter ifal oisie llo-
itiainger orones eiter ct @ruppeip-
item. ganosbeil9stebe amimere
iom fan oanne Ell 8rupSe paa minbit
20 Weblemmer, iaar Het til en- Gel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

m%eltiatte lin Weniug / ielge1toc 5
Tlunfter:
I. Oct oonifc 1yolf ma nleo @lr.
DC tage alt, buo0 Der peb Ell epelltueL
Aiitemning eniter at tilbsre Gan.
mart.
,. Oct oanlfc Solf ma pGrc Tor.
bereht paa, at Der rimeligpts life bltr
nogen Afltemrin5 ioet Grttelltcit on
FER at uigiore Sogen Iom ct Sets
iperg@naul.
3. Get oauife 6olf mo ppre Tor
bereot poa, at Der omtring aieler.
faltolen oil bIioe lfabt eli usitral 30
ne. 6oi8 Rorogrpllle blir 0annrurfS
Spogr9nie.
4. Gntenten oil ga rImeiigui$ al
praftiife, %efonontiifc, i~trategiife o.
andre @rlroc Mtife @rUuien iot
oper Observation-Disclosures.
.. Oct ounifc tSolf ntaa on gisre
iia fart, at De prottiife @rluoc / Dc.
pirfeIigc Stp, iom taller ior at tage
moo oeuue ~9Iigisrelie, oil uGrc idu
iterfe. at DC opbeier De priucipielle
Tanifcligbeoer Sen maattc meofgre.
Icrpad u0ipauot Der lig Ell liulig
Ii5flaiic1,. SamtIige Salerc bar
enige on. at De arbcioet Tor ueo ell
eocntuel Aiitanmiug at lon 8rGnien
flpttet inu longt moo Spo iom MT.
lig. Otter Ell Wliooagspauie peoto.
gcS pao ct Nitcnmsoe uftoer itor.
mcnoe @egeiitritg o. meO gfflantn'
ton i%elgenOe ll0talelie:
~Y}Gro og aoinoer foriamIet ira
belle 2unoet iii D{s0e / 5reoericiu
oen 10oc December 1918 uotoIer iii
Iof til oct meaemIIesoigife llopolg
for 0et5 maolbcptoite Arbeioe Tor
0anifbe6et5 6remgang o. tiIliger
set lin Stottc, idnrt irtter lit 6oab
til at Dc osIociereoe 4edgter ueo
6reo9fonierencer oil raoOe Boo pon
oen llret. iom Ssuoeripoerne gien.
rem 81 9tar5 lln0ertrpfteIie bar
fist"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
"a sod blcp aiifcoigct.

5 i'm Gale / Sen frantic ambos.
iaoe / Sonbon for Ell 5io iioen iib-
talte G%lcnlcnceai fpIgenoe pm War.
ifal Sod:
Seq bar Jet Sod Sen Gag, oa ban
pluoielig % uben 0runo par blepell
aiIfeoiget % itiuet til Haaoigheo.
Set blep en- uforglemmelig Gag FOR
mig, ga Sod giorOc mig Sen sGre
at beOe ON ct Saao. Seq Iagoe til
BAN:
"0aa bien. glrflag ingen. Slg
Inlet, 90 ON ct Ear Tiger pil man
trGnge til 9em."
Sod gif bien uoen ct eneite an
~fla8cnoe Orb, og i~iorten Sage eiter,
tror ieg, par ban Gbef for oen iran.
lie Snrs @eneraIitnb.
Wan bauoc Jet bam peo Yier og /
Sumpene peo Saint 8ono, bpor
Ocnne tapre SoIbot meo eft SIug
~ltonolc0e Jienoen og ngote fine Sol.
batter, Der life alc par Sranifm9no,
til at mnrifere irem iii Angreb.
9taor &c neleoc, naar Soloaterne
fom % iagbc til Sod:
"@encral, hi fan life boloe os",
iparcoe ban nleO Oisie ifjenne Sro:
"9tuuel. Lao os iaa angribe."
San angreb, og ban Ieireoe. "a
"a Spiferne too oa life pioite. bpiI.
fen al De 10 @eie oe ifuloc beige OF
ocreiter ierit angreb amliens, ital
leg alorig glenme Wsbet i Soul.
lens, bpori aue aIiereoe @eleraIer
% HesierIngsheier oeltos, % bpor
Sod Iasoe Ill Dem ale:
Seq fipmper 0 ran amiens.
Sea fi9mper / Imiens. Seq fiRm.
per BAG amiens. Seq fjamper
belle Siben,"
90 ban bolot Sro."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

MIA @oo hoiS Gpierelie for en- p9-
lentlig Eel itploe@ ham. Solm par
ogiao leuenoc meo / HlanIrgeelien al
InlGgaene pdo S~olneufoleu %
%%orcltfoIcn laaleoes 6clmenfollens
Sanatorium % @aocanitalt. 5
1909 grunoloaoe ban Or. Solm's
&eiiicIosinnotorium" paa @ieilo
pco 9eroeitSbancn. ) 1916 opret
teoe ban Sanatoriet SoImsborQ paa
@cttofoIlen peo ariitionia. San bar
o8ino nirfet Tor SnrettcIie al Babe.
'tlter uoooer 2auoSbpgoelt.
FroieSior Amnno 0elan6 osoe
16bc gtop, - 9Iar gdrmnel. Sun
bar "craeuicr al Seoiel % @colog
AZ 6og. Non par en- aiUmpeififfeIlc,
eli Inno@fleltbt aroftfar. &un bar
uoaipet Ell RTffe @crfer om NoraeS
@eolo9I. "a Sc iioite Mar bar han
pTret ip@icIiut mco lloarbeioelien al
airmpcpcrfct "NorqeS 2ano o.
Solf". Ser ifil0rene han uoisrlia
Nnt Tor Nnt. &erfernc ON hoert
cnfclt Amt fmoc ipnIrc op iii en-
ID Stno. %n9cu Nrlepcnoc bar
iao 9oot tlenot / Rorge iom ban
San por Ell 9louoen$ aoelSmono. -
Meoaftsr Oppeool bpbe / 2oit6uS
/ Norbon1cr. 80 Mar 9unmel San
l~thpanorcoc ~ Mar 0anumcl til Nine.
rita, beennote ser Ionl SouruaIiIt Oh
ltnrcoc Nlooet "Rorocn". ) 1895
iIptteoe bnt biem til Rorge. Bar
lon Ell Gio Reoofter FOR "Goa8po-
item" / E~rouohiem og ieiiere ! Ell
Iarrrffc FOR "@crocn8 Sang" / ari.
ltlalia.
30tc Noucnber 1918.
InberS Sfreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
ScnoerivHano.
@cuTaelien baabc / HorS % Spo fur
&ungcancn.

Tra S~Gt0erborg mcooeleS Den zoe
December - Ooer belle Noroile@uia
iritner 6oIfeitcmningcn iig Tor SEN
0rrnlc Norb ior 6lenSborg OF Spo
Tor 5onber, lom De iIcSpigife &Gl-
gerioreninger bar foitidt. HcIuIto.
let Al Iiltenrningen fan / bette Eie'
blif Qoot forubligeS: so pGt. al 9e.
folfningcn oil itemme for Nor6ile9.
pigs Sllboaegipelle iii 0anmorf.
: iiOlte Giebiif oil ser ira iocial.
benotratilf SIDE blipe ~ireiniat CT
6orllnh iom itol bope iii Neniiqt at
reooe NoroileSuiq Tor Spiflono.
Toriluget anor no pao, at ser ifol
barnes Ell leluitGn0ig IIe$pig boil.
ltenlf Hepublif meo eaen Trpiioent,
men meo Srientcring moo Spitlono.
0eune Hcpublif lfol oeIeS / ire
Sano9oelc: Ell inf holiterif, et inf
no lIcepiglf % ell oonif noro.lles.
piglf meo eget oanlf SfoIe.. &irfe
% 6etSiproG.
0dns Ien 9tsrremslle, bleu fsr ban
reilte I'll A%igbcnhnun, odglid bcltpr.
met a. Sllpplifnnicr ira ounif GA
inf Sioe. De ounifc 6lmftionprer
% Grnbeo8mPno snifeoe heiere Stil.
linger, % naonlig isgtc cnoel oonifc
Observation-Disclosures Ylooie iom Sta.
tionSmeitrc. &c me Sorholo inre8
i oct belle toget al opffe ooifiaige
p%erionlige <nteresier tilIiuc.
Dtegen N}unterbeo ppffer set
blan6t Sonocrin0erne, at en- Mano,
lou pooitnae@ at ppre Sen al TSre.
0crif 1oe, men loot uoenior 9Gatc.
fob, glsr Strap poa @ertllgoenl
merne.
sra 5reocricia mcooeIes lite sc.
cember: Sir86ag blep Der 6oIot
ct tort Wfeoe ON set ienoeripoifc
S~psrgsmaal / 5reoericia al Diteuo
% apinoer ira belle 2aloet. Ir.
meO. @ariIst bolot Ell in0Ieoenoe 80.
reora1, bpori ban aioroc Reoe Tor
De ioritlellige 4illligbeoer, iom fore.
liqger, noar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itol Ioic$. 3aIerel off no ira, at
Gutenten piIoe hope 2ielerfaualet
uifaoeIi9giort o. oerfor piloe oprette
Ell anualjone, lom al rent proftiifa
8run6c maatte ppre ioa Iioen Iom
muIig. Gn Aiitenminq oil oPre me,
get oonifelig at praftiierc % oct er
tiltroos for alt, boo0 Der err feet,
irqenllm0e giuet, at Der blir Niitcm-
ming. Wtaoife gntenten foitiGtter
Ellen Iannenirfelirien iom sen
melt proftiife 8rPnie for aanaIjo,
men. SaIeren illtttebc meo at lam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

SlL bill flere af~oc inoitiaeoe Nurtig
ritter bli g%icncptaglle.
Ger cr ogiaa ri9eli9cre @ensiutil
gang. o. gntomobiItroiifcn oiI mart
pure / nib Sang iaien.
Sgiaa Ncrgc itaar rcNe til at hirl
pc Spiflonb meo @fon citer Gune
10000 Cons |oariil0 o. Storiilb
cr ioaleoeS tilirlift (rifnno og oil
bli ierot iaainart Gnteutcn 3ipcr Gil
loocIic til lloisrielen.
Gn farife minore 9luoeIia SioS
ioreteeIle err BET at ri ogioo Der i
Horac hor ianet en- inrig @olihnuif.
propaganda. Zen r~it@liitc @oIihcuif
REFERRING bar oprettct en- Agitatiou@
ccltrdl ! Slllins So0e 9tr. >. Set
oiiicielle Napn er 4Roita Nurcau.
|ropogonoo / Nor9e". Z Grclreo
iorcitoor GentraIcn ion iiocn 9Ne
Nouenibcr bar uoienot ilcre Girfit
lprer % Yroposanoaitriitcr.
SQiao Here fienote norifc Socia
litter irotcrnilerer mc0 &oIibcpi5nen
% a0itcrer Tor Hepollltion / Iorge.
EIultot sc melt puoQaacn0e Naitato.
rer fan nruneS Mtnrtju Sranmrl,
Sdlciln, aprre @rep emil Staua Oh
Gbp. 9ua. Sra inuOttaIiitiif SOLO
err frupct at DC npunlate Socialiit.
ltortina@muno life 'tol meoe / Stor-
ti,get, men at FartIet ital gaa til
birefte 9lftion inarclt maIig. Ter
opiorores til Sannelie al Soloot %
9Irbcioerraoo, % De melt iongpiuife
lnper Ell lorif Eepollttlon peo SSltles
fiber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Hualo I'm nnoicn.

Gen ierite Weboclelie ira Hoal0
N%munbicns npe BoIarfrro fom / DO
nember. Imlnoien reiIte element
Sl,gorltrrbct beH 19be Nugiit. San
forloo Siron Den 4oe Sept. 9tQe par
peo goo Selbreo, o. aft par bel ON.
boro. S~siorboloene oar De a~Qerbeoitc.
San prnteoe Of funne ieile fra Giron
4be Scpt. : Giron fog Sfibet mo
105 iSao Ole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Zen 0urife uncertainties Nftier.

SisIge Telegram ira 6opeofontoret
/ ariitioria iii 2iuierS GhIcagofou-
tor, outeret oeu Site Sonuar, par
GurIen poa 9triers Iftier paa Sri.
Itianio gers, 365 pGt. eler S197 Or.
9(ftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

AZ llolillllnoarlinmltt on 'uor urlac
lin cgcn Burn. Tna Ben Wtaaoe fan
alle Hctnin1cr funrnc I'll in Hct.
Npc Siltus.
Store Norlfe SpitSbcrgeu aul
fonlpnni bar III be,tenlt liz Tor Den
,lit0c Hp Surltao lon Centrum lor
lin Sraiif pao Spit%bcracu. Zen oil
oprettc Sopcofontor % arlUage tore
SplogspIaoie / @neu. Der oil oglaa
bli bpgget euocl Naroffer til gn,
'bringellc al DC slrbeioSiolf iom ma
holbc iia / Spen til De fon o~ueriereS
til <lleltcruc paa S~pitSbcraeu.
aulproouftionen bnr u,ber Arigen
bare uoglort 10000 Son. oarIia.
men ifal MI oripc@ op / 100000 Son
aarllg.
Der er Tlnuer oppe ON at regule-
re arsberel. Experimentation er
iot til / NGctcr. Serrco pil opnaaeS
ell aro'tfore0elic poa 1900 &eites
frritcr. Hoar Glpeuc oppe / sal.
liltgool blir reauleret, tan man sge
araiten mcb $4,000 Ncitefrrfter. r.
Nlerc aonrmll1er er intcrc3iercoe
Siltaaet
: Norb Norle er oprettet Ell nm
pripat Srrerifolc / Nc5ne. Trcitcit
Sielpif cr @eitprcr o. sc epri9e 2r
rerfrritcr or Cars S~ienepoll, Nrnc
San9let % !. Sobonien.
Get norifc Sfpaiclifub.
Get norife Sfoaielitob bopoe 20.
9larSieit i Nopember. Set bar plan
tet no 139,500,000 Grrr oo bar
Iaoet Dap Seq. 6re % toaet 6,733,
600 Better / Mnr eller ponoipa SSorb.
SEQ Nt5 Siltnq er y MIilliou Moal
tllooret meo Stoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Zen norifc Sprenina for W%atiunernes
Stga.

llnoer op~enitonenbe Noun er ser
netop itIitet en- norlt Screening lonl
Ital arbeiOe for norif Sililutniug iii
BET intcrnotioneIe Nrbeioe for Irco
o. for iGQeS fultureac Spgoper.
6riotiof Nanien blcp palat iii Tor.
mollo, % eller3 bleu ielgenoe pol9t
til Wtcolcnlmer al Stpret Frpie@-
ior ariitine @onneuie, Mopofat So
ban @reoGl, Yrpiioent Sohan Goit-
ber1. SfibSreoer Wiap @errisIen,
Scfretpr g. 6. 6ammcr, 9irefter
CT. @iIbclm aeilbalt, 6orretniugs
iercr Die =. Sion oe II. 4uoIo
Hpitao.