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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
WINNIPEG STRIKE
 IS CALLED OFF
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 The general strike here was called May 15 in sympathy with metal work CTS, who had been on strike for seF- eral weeks to secure collective bar gaining and recognition of the metal trades council. Practically every pub lie and private industry was tiedisup-
 Two riots marked the course of the strike here, resulting in the deaths Of two strikers and the wounding or In jury of more than two score strikers, constabIes and mounted police. Last
 Saturday the city was placed under control of the military.
 A week ago the dominion authort-
 ties sprang a coup by an early morn ing seizure of eleven strike leaders, who were taken from their beds and rushed to Stony Mountain prison. A few days later all but four aliens were released on bonds and confer ences with union labor leaders on the strike committee resulted in an nouncement that they would be given trials in open court here, instead of the deportation proceedings which federal authorities announced at first would be instituted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
COCCHT TRIAL
 IS INTERRUPTED
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 but the door was not large enough and r sawed the body in two. The girl was dead when this was done"
 Then followed a discussion between Signor Bagnoli as to whether the girl was dead or not before her body was dismembered. The whole courtroom was aghast at the prisner's narration. but sCocchi proceeded with his story rapidly being apparently very nervous.
 Dispatches received on Tuesday from Bologna stated that Alfred Coo chi had appeared before the court and jury and had declared that his wife was guilty of the murder of Ruth Cruger, a New York girl, who was slain in Cocchfs bicycle repair shop fin New York city in 1917. The court evidently intends to examine the rec ord of the inquiry made in the case of Mrs. Cocchi by a, New York grand jury which exonerated her after an nvestigation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
15O ENTRANTS
 IN STATE GOLF
 CHAMPIONSHIP

der perfect go1ffng conditions a field of over 15O entrants representing practically every golf club in Con- necticut got away this morning over the Shuttle Meadow links for the qualifying round in the state cham pionship. The day was given over to qualifying and tomorrow will see the start of match play between the con- testants in the different sixteens of which there will be as many as the returped cards warrant. The tourna- ment for the finals will be played Saturday. Team matches and con- solation round are on the programs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
Flags Begin to Fly
 For Recognition Week

Bedecked in red, white and blue bunting, with many flags displayed from business houses and residences throughout the city, Bridgeport today took on the appearance of a. place about to stage a long planned cele- 'bration. And 1t is. Service Recog- hilton Week, in token of which the decorations have been put up, will be inaugurated at 8 o'clock next Sunday morning, with the ringing of church bells and chimes all over Bridgeport. It will be the signal fer returned ser- vice men, with friends and relatives, to attend their various churches, and the formal opening of the carnival week.
 The committee in charge of decor ations is still urging citizens to do their utmost in this line, in order to honor the men who have returned from service either at home or abroad.
 That the entertainment for the re- turned men duxing Service Recogni- tion week will not be confined to lodges. societies and organizations is indicated by an announcement made by the A e. Leake Erecting Co. This concern noted the invitation extended to various orders to entertain their men and at once arranged a special program of entertainment during next week.
 Among the men who have return ed from service and re-entered the employe of the Leake Go. are: Da- vid Golden, J. Rossignol. w. Redman. J. Crossman. J. Leake and F. Win slow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
"Use Your Guns and Clubs Put Down This Movement" Mayor Wilson Tells Police

(Continued from Page One) Talbot. D. w Bradley and George M. Beach.
 The meeting adjourned about 1 o'clock and the delegates proceeded to the Greeniawn Country club where they had dinner. All delegates and invited guests are holding a Jollifca- ton this afternoon and evening at the Black Rock Yacht club, where a sumptuous shore dinner will be serv- cd at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Music and entertainment. eatables and drinkables are in abundance and the party will still be progressing far into the night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
Germany Must Name
 Plenipotentiaries
 Within Stated Time
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lIOHl rage OneD planned to hold the dinner on the night of the signing of the treaty but the uncertainty as to the date for the ceremony has caused Thursday to be named definitely for the dinner ire spective of the time of the event at Versailles.
 Notable among the persons who will attend the ceremony of the sign ing of the treaty with Germany late this week will be five Senators who participated in the campaign of 1870. Premier Clemenceau announced in the Senate today that these men will be honored with places in the Hall
 of Mirrors in the Chateau at Yer sailles.
 Marshal Petain accompanied by six
 French generals, Mrs. Wilson her sec
 retary, and Miss Margaret Wilson,
 will be among the thousand persons,
 including delegates and secretaries,
 who will be present when the Ger
 mans attach their signatures to the
 treaty Three hundred journalists from all the interested nations, a few neutral newsp;.-er correspondents and about 300 guests apportioned among the signatory nations will have places in the hall
 Seven regiments of cavalry and four regiments of infantry will guard the palace grounds during the ceremony Within the marble court through which all the witnesses except the Germans will pass will be stationed a company of drummers and buglers No other musicians will participate | The soldiers within the palace will al be members of the republican guard wearing silver helmets. red coats and white brooches.
 The Germans will be admitted at a | side entrance from the park after the | other delegations are seated about | the horseshoe table within which will ! be. the signing table where the treaty | will lie.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
DISCUSSION ON SEN. FALLS
 RESOLUTION

Washin gton, June 25.---After two hours discussion today of the resolu- tion of Senator Fall, Republican, New Mexico, to declare a state of peace with Germany the Senate Foreign Re- lations Committee adjourned without actions.
 Efforts to press the resolution at this time met with. vigorous opposi- tion although it was said there was considerable sentiment among oppo- nents of the legaue of nations in fla vor of bringing it to a vote in the Senate later
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
John T. King Cares Nothing For Money, He Tells Court

(Continued from Page One3 1918. He often consulted with Kns upon matters of business policy. however, and said that King had ar- ranged with the City National Bank to borrow s42,00o when the company had no ready money on hand. He also claimed King had introduced several prospective purchasers of the plant
 Judge Curtis said he would reserve decision on the question of the al- lowance of the receivers account
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
SPARLING'S CAR SMASHED

An automobile driven by George Sparling of 22 Suburban avenue was demolished on North avenue last night when it collided with a passing trolley car. The accident occurred about o'clock. Sparling had just passed another car driven by Alex Zolony of 31 Waldorf avenue when the trolley car caught his fender throwing him and his car directly in front of the trolley car. No one was injured.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
JOIN OUR WATCH AND
 DIAMOND CLUB

Men and women are joining this plan that will help you to get a real gift out of the money that you would otherwise spend for trivial things. Not an instalnlent house scheme be- cause We give you the lowest cash prices. Pay S1 or S2 to start with and whatever you can save each week. The article will be yours in short time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
SALEM DIES IN HOSPITAL

Danbury, Conn.,, June 25-Ashmad d Salem, who was shot last night by two men who attempted p rob him in his store at F'ry's Corners, between this city and the Danbury Fair grounds, died in the hospital early today. There is no clue to the iden- tity of the murderers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
BOMB EXPLODES BEE ORE FACTORY
 IN NEW YORK

New York, Juno 25-A bomb ex- ploded early today in front of the fur factory of Bertram J. Goodman, In the Williamsburg district, smashing the door and breaking all the win- dows ili the building. A strike has recently been in progress at the p'cnt, which employs 800 persons and the police are Investigating the theory that the explosion was the work of a dissat atisf1ed striker with anarchistic tendencies
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
MILK DEALERS MUST
 GET LICENSES

Hartford, June 25-Dairy Commis- sfoner Thomas Holt sent out notices today to about 500 milk dealers in the state notifying them that the Jaw passed al the legislative session re- quiring dealers to be licensed will go into effect July l. Each license is to run until July 1 following the date of issue. The license fee is $500 a year. The penalty for the violation of the statue is a fine of $100 or imprison- ment for not more than 60 days or both.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

Hanover. N. H., June 25-Dart- mouth college today conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws upon Major General G. w. Goethals at its commencement day exercises. W. P. Ladd. dean of the Berkley Di- vinity school at Middletown, Conn.,, was given the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

New Haven, Conn.,, June 25-Police and Coroner Mix are still baffled as to the identity of the person who mur- dered Mrs. Esther Sopcraft last week. Records here do not show a single case where the body of person mur- dered has been so horribly mutilated as in this instance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
ACCEPT IS PER GENT ADVANCE.

Stontngton, June 25-Weavers at the plant of the American Velvet Co.,. who asked for a 30 per cent increase in pay were offered and have accept ed an advance of 15 per cent and were working as usaul. In addition to the IS per cent. raise they will be allowed 25 cents for edging, all of tn e changes made being satisfactory to the local weavers' union.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
TAKE GIRL TO HOSPITAL

The ambulance from the Emer- gency hospital responded to a call from the Locomobile Company's plant at 11:30 o'clock this morning and found Miss Marguerite Byrnes of Fairfield and Park avenues uncon- scious. After working over the young lady for some time without revivtng her she was taken to St. V1ncent's hospital where at o'clock she was still unconscious.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

London, June 25-CVia MontreaD- It was stated officially in the House of Commons today that by June 30 more than S2 per cent of the Cana dian army will have been demoboliz- ed and returned to Canada The number of men sent home is expected to be 23S, 900.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

London, June 25-A number of soldiers have been arrested in Wei mar, according to an Exchange Tele- graph dispatch from Copenhagen, on charges of planning to arrest and murder Philipp Scheidemann, the for mer premier. The plot was to have been carried out Monday evening"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
CARDINAL MERCIER's VISIT

Brussels, June 25-(By A. P.)- Cardinal Mercier and General Leman, defender of Liege in 1914, may pos sibly accompany King Albert and Queen Elizabeth when they visit the United States next fall. The date for the trip of the King and Queen has not yet been fixed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
COULD NOT STOP THE HEADACHES
Until She Tried "Frult-a-tiveS" (or Fruit LIV5r TabIetS)
112 CoEUrJ Sr ST. ]

112 CoBUFI ST., ST. JOHN. ''I feel must tell you of the great benefit I havc received from your wondcrfu! medicine, 'FrIit-a-tives'. have been q sufferer for many years from pioIcrt Hcadlz6hes anS could get no permanent relief.
 A friend advised nc to take Fruit a-tivcs' Gld I did so with great succcss; and rol7 I m, entirely free of Hcadacllcc, thanks to your splendid naedicire''.
 MRS. ALEX ANDER SHAW, 5oc. box, c for q. D, trial size 25c. At ell dealers or sent. on receipt of price, by FPJT-T-A-T 7-CS Limited, OGDE>-sTt- .-r -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
TREES FOR MEMORIAL

Maple and Elm trees will be plant ed along the new drive in Beardsley park in memory of the Bridgeport boys who fell in the World War. This decision was reached at a meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners last night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
FRENCH TO DEMOBIIIZE.

ported that the French army demob- ilization will be carried out with all possible speed and that the classes of 1907 1908 and 1909 will be mus tered out the day after the treaty is signed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25
POLICE GUARD
 FRUIT MARKET
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 Conditions in New Jersey cities are reported to be the same as in New York. It was said that Boston and Philadelphia markets also had been affected by 8 strike
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

NEW ORLEANS. June 25.---Nelson V hitney. New Orleans. and Ellis Knowles, PenSacola, Fla, tied for low medal scores in the qualifying round of the seventeenth championship tour nament of the Southern Golf Assocta- ton, which opened here yesterday, both men turning in cards of 76.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

wIMBLEDON, England. June 25- In the tennis championship contests here yesterday Willis Davis of Cali fornia beat r. M. Dawson, England. The score was 6-2, 5-7, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

Advertise in The Times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-20

showing of suits complete this should of
light to all who intend select for fall
Peach BIOOms-Tinse sergs-WOoI Veloms
Mixtres-Etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-20

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quality
detail that add materially every Coats with fashonaby
daPed collars and luxurious jacket lengths
and uness below of many fall tendencies
dresses the silk and of and
developments Their all tell of interesting values for
this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-20

careful specialization which the noteworthy characters
this predominant this and exposition
and abundance of newly
created modes.
While every display exhibits advantage the richness of the
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tunity for satisfying personal preference.
You cordially invited to attend this exhibit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-20

of incudn
complete showing of all that S
Duvetyns Chameleon Peach TneI-
tones-Wool Veloms-Fancy MixnesEtc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Deianlos / CANADA.

Sra @innipeg berettes Dem 14oe
April: st SopiorlIag oil Ell al DC
rprnleit e Gage bli forelagt Oct fana'
btife Yarlanlent on gpgningen al
Ell ltor, mooerne 9ope0pet tpers oUer
aoniinentet, fra At.anteren til oct
itiue Sup.
"Sbe Canadian &igbwop Net,
iom 6orllaget fables, freezer Ell
iorelebis 9epiIgning al $4,000
600. Get er Wenineen, at Ieien iful
itrpffe iig ira 8lace Ban, / AGrbe.
zen al Spbnep / gtopa Scotia peit-
pper giennem @perne Guebec, eta.
ma, @innipeg, &amouper, Sicto-
ia % Nanaimo til Cape ScOtt paa
@ancouper Sslano.
9e 100000 600, Ser til en- BE.
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Meningen at oele mellem Rropiu-
ierne / 5orboIo til Wilelpngoen IN
0en bper al Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
en- furios Kur.

Chicago ben 10Oe 9lpriI. Non +.
Ilecfinger, Nroie5ior / flosiiite
Sprog peo 9tortbpeitern l%lniperiitct,
Dor tiIbllot Ger0en en- mn alrr ior
golIbepisme. Get er - 2atin.
TroieSiorcn9 9emerfniuger ior.
anleoigeoes peo Gfterretninqen ON.
at gale l~lniperiitct bapoe opbGDet
Stu0iet al 2atin iom ct al aruoene
forut funne erboloe "9ad)elor"'
9raoen.
Set er ct Sfribt / SEN gale Get.
ming, erflpreoc Eroiesioren. go.
tin er ct Observation-Disclosures moo
Y9belberreosmme Gnbper, iom bar
itlloeret 2atin / ire eler lem Aar,
bar tilegnet iig Ell inltinftmGsij3
@iitp for golibepisme. 9eitemte
Hegler og Heipeft for gramatifalite
2ope erempliiicerer oct romerife
Soils @eni og oeres Geipeft Tor IoU-
Zig &eoierina. Ut iierne 2atinen
ira llniperiitcterne piloe meme en- PC.
pollution, life Ell Guolutiou."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Demcbili$eringen.
Nfmpn itringen al Sropperne fprcsaar
raiferc, eno man bapoc pcntct.
Sabsliitcn repiOcrct.

@aibinStou 5. t2te Slpril. Sielge
Ell al 8eneralitnbenS Gbet General.
major Wtarcb, oiientliggiort &opport
er M npiten Soluoelcn al ben anc-
rifanlfe SGritprfe oen1obililcret, ioet
til Cato 1,701,469 Wano, inbbefot-
tet Sper. og llnoerbeial, er aimen-
itret. ri be Wenige er 46 Yrocent
% al Sficererue oper &aIpoelen
penot tilbnge til oct chile Sip.
Semobiliierin9en f%oregaar r~aifere,
emo ben gjoroe efter @orgertrigen o9
oen ipanif.omerifanite arig, iortalte
Sen. Warcb. Ser er / nGrpprenoe
Silfploe %ofmenitret ct ltsrre Intal
/ ire Woaneoer, emo ser bar nin1sn-
fret ct belt Mor eiter 9orgerfrigen8
Slut. Otter Den ipanl fsamerifanIfe
&rig tog oct ct belt Iar of ofmenltre
ct minore Intal, emo Ser bar aimsn-
itret ben iprite Waaneo efter, at Den
europpiife &rig bar lint, euer "rettere
iagt Sreositilitonben bar unoertegnet.
Sioen Sreositilitanben un0crtegne-
oes CT til Cato 6S6,114 Wtuno al Den
amerifanifc GrpeoitionSltprfe bienl-
lenot til De Sor. Stater.
Irmeens Sptalitprfe llogior0e Sen
Soc Ipril 1,9S0,506 Wo1o, bppraf
1,326,525 Wano bar / lloenrigif Sic.
neIte.
SunbbeDStilitunoen blanot Sfop.
perne er mertp9rbig goo, iaopel
blanOt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ionl
blanbt Sropperne bert 9onoet. Gr.
empelpiS nppner Den. Warcb, at SIT
fluensatili9loerne fortioen er fprre,
emo De nogeniinoe bar p9ret iioen
Gpioemien ifior Ssit.
s Sorbinoelie meo De annasifanife
Cab UNDER oen europpiife Grig
gioroe Sen. Marcb opmerfiom paa,
at Sabsprocenten / oct blooieite
Slag, bore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Del
tos l. nemlig / Irgonnerifogen %
peo GIpen Meuie, blot nogioroe 1873
moo 90 Yrocent / Sloget neo 8ettpS-
burg og 81 / Slaget peo Sbilob /
Vorgerfrieen.
29ngoen al Sen amerifanife Slog-
front uogiprbe,~ oa Sreositilitanoen
unoertegneoes, 81 Trocent al belle
@eitfronten. Gen 10oe Sftober, oft
iaa en- Wauneo forllb, bapoe Den no
giort % Yrocent.
Sranife trooper holot, ba Sreos-
itilitalloen unoertegneOes, 50 Iro-
cent, eQer oper @alpoelen, al ben belle
Slaglinie, Sel9ierne 6 % griterne
is Yrocent.
Oct iremgaar berai, at ben ameri.
fanife Sront bar itsrre emo nogetl
al De Iaiereoes, nleo llnotugelle al
Sranlfmpnoenes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Iapperheos meoaIjen

@aibIn9tou oen iioe 2lprtl. Siel.
ae en- teIegor'ilt Rapport ira @ene'
raj YcribiuJ bar baH uo0eIt oen
ameritaHite (upperbc0amc0olic til
l6S leiere CfNccrer / oen ameritau.
ite Grpe0itiou3imrte
&iitcn omintter 3 @cneralmai0.
rcr, T. &riaooe8cucraler. TOO Cbcr-
ittr. II Observation-Disclosures, / MAJOR
oB / Chaplain. Sire al o. before.
rcoe Cntccrer er og0e.
9IanOt Dem, loru tIIoelte9 lappcr.
beo5uie0olicn er Cberitcrue s..
Grief on % $. 8. Dung.
BERG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
en- Iraeeoie / 2llaifa.

Irincc 4lbert. Saifat6epon, ocn
15be gpril: Stto 0lien, iom i et
glnialo al 8onpio orpbte lin 0abo,
9ictor 8uitafion, inoebrpnote iong
/ i'm "Sbnct", Iom par omringet al
Solitiet. Sans rorfuae0e Sig gicn
innotes ! CT SUI / aiRloereu, TOM
han bar frebet no / iornt beifptte
ltq MOB s5loen.
Glen bolot Qaa at bpgQe iig ct
Srs, og tire al bans Raboer, @ictor
% Sialmar @uitafiou og arel Sino.
Quit. @eo II 5iocn faIote ban ocnl
mo til Wtioongs % meo Oct iamme
Sictor 8uitaiiou traaote inoao Qo.
rem I'll Sbact en-, bIeD ban ifuot ihieI
paa @letten al Glen, JONI oereiter
greb en- Or. hpormeo ban trueoe at
unaribe De 10 andre Haboer.
0isie tilfalote Nolitiet. iom iirnr
enfom og omringeoe Sbacf'm "a
~rpiororeoe Glen I'll at o~persipe iig.
9rabet paa 6uitafion iorepeoes
uoen nogen 6oranleouins ira bans
SHE.
Get er cnona life braat paa set
rene. bporoau SIoen opitoo. men
SanbipnIiabeoen taller for. Of Den
par paaIat al Glen leIn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Kpinoeiasen i~olrSentina

@ueno3 gireS Sen t5Oe April.
a~pinoernev Farti, iom mIig orgupi.
Ierebe3 al Senora S~5ulieta 9outeri
DC NenIbaip, bar oIieutIiggiort i'm
Tlatiorm, ser frGper iliIo 2igeitiI-
letbeo meo MtpnoCne iaapel meo
&enlpn til Stemmeret iom &etten til
at inoeboIoe ofientIiqc Gntbeoer.
Ser erfleres / Natformen, at
apinoerne beiiober iamme @etingel.
Ter ior 3eltagelie / Oct oifentIigc
Sip lonl WtPnoenc, og al enbper
M1ooitano moo at gipe apinoerne
borserIig Stemmeret, "er Gipiliia.
tionens nprperenbe (iIitono ipGr-
oid."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

Natc, Gbiro Glai5 IS. 9. 9oung,
San 6raucisco, NaOio Glectricinu,
Secono GlaiS; & ). &rrriQo, Heo.
mono, @aib., GltortermoitcrS Matc,
Sbiro Glais; 81. u. Scaitrom, Sc.
ottle, @nib., Ntadiniit3 Wtate, Iirit
GlaI9; 5. GbaoberOon 9lcra, u. g.,
Seaman; &. s. Grote, Grioent,
Wont., Gllartermoiter. 6irit GIaiy /;
@. Gonoper, San 6rautiaco, Gual.
termoiter, Sirlt GIola.
Grploiionen in0tra', mems man
Golot paa at fpl6e en- 1000 0aQo.
ner Cant me0 @usolm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Rltterbed i nor0e.
Mtc9en Misnpic meo AmcrlfnnerneS
SufrGocn / SflbSaffrren.
Xe0atiouene Spar.

Sriitiauja ncu 1loe 9lpril. Norife
Stibaeiere9 m~i2lpffc0c Gorlog pad
at opltna Ell tilfrco2ltllcuoe Cro'
ming mc0 glmerita unQoacnoe Gefui
%iitionen al ocri Satoet bcihlleoe me
Sfibe, en- Gag lom mi i mart to @dr
bar HABIT en- lta0ig e9enoe SitterDeo,
bar leOet Ill, at ser cr benpnot at
upre5 Yti9tro til oeu ameritanite
&egIering9 &eniigtcr mcO &cuinu til
oe imaa Nationer, % gierc9 I'll
8icnitun0 Tor en- %ellternntig % lfarp
&ritif / belle Sen norife @re2ie.
Som Spar pou oeune &ritlf Of
ientliggioroe SEN ameritanitc Sc8a
ton ioog cn &e0c9ioreIie ior oen
umerifuulfc Sioiartafommi9liou9 Il.
niuigbeo til at goo inc paa De uorite
arop paa Detailing ior f~outrancreoe
Sfibe citcr ocrc9 nipurcuoc Mar
feosuGroi.
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fonife Siaiartafonmiaiion er pillig
til blot at bctoIe ior M}ateriuIe ~
Stanl poa @ooltOeu, ga Dc Sorcueoe
Stoter %retoircrcoe De m10er @pgniug
prrcn0c 6ortoicr.
"Niorgcublaoet" hui5 Hcoutter er
Meolem al Stortin9et, ioroommcr
De amerifonife Ntethoocr o1 ertlGs
rer, at @nterifu blroe betale oen
fuloe Wfarfco@oprDi, iiGr ga &ors
geS Hetti1beoer CT beifuttcoe pc0
S%raftatcn al 1927.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
SonsforbcicIicr.

Washington 15oc glpril &eru
baneitprclieu bar btuilgct amtcrican
HaiImap Grpreis Gompauus $1,000
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gicmgminitlig So pr. Y}aaueO. 5i.
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meo gicucminitIia $25 pr. 1tna
nco.
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piIqct oe t2,oC0 2oucUoans. "a
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ncruiuitIia @enspaaIp5 al $50 arr
Iidoneoeu.
zpiicuogus bcticuiugeH, Der tu.
fer onttrcnt 10000 Gtmft.oa0rcr,
6or Iigcleoes iaact Ct Eaalrg al
$2J ON Waanc0en.