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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
IRISH HOSIERY CLOSES BECAUSE OF
 WOMEN'S STRIKE

Dublin. Oct. 2O.-One of the fea- lures Of Dublin life, the Iveagh Lodg- ing House, has just been closed per manently in cOnseE nee of a strike by the char-woman and women at tendants.
 The institution was established by Lord Iveagh, the head of the brewing firm of Guinness, at a cost of 55, ,0O0 pounds and accommodated over five hundred lodgers of the poorest class It was not run for profit. In the strike the premises were picketed and prevented from obtaining supplies. The inmates were scattered among the already over-crowded tenements of Dublin. and many of them slept in the Phoenix Park.
 It's closing has caused great appre- hension and 8 movem ent is on foot 10 secure the re-opening of the lodg- ing house before the winter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
MUNICIPAL FOOD SALES WE'RE GRAFT
 DEALS IN BERLIN

Berlin, Oct. 20-Whtle the people of Neukoelln, one of the busiest sec- ttOns of Greater Berlin, were clam bring for food, some of it's officials and employees were carrying on a wholesale trafficking in foodstuffs bought by the municipality but di- verted into other channels by the war profiteers, according to the story told in the town today.
 Among the items thus shipped to other places were hundreds of car loads of rye flour, 6OO,0OO pounds of dried fruits, fifty carloads of corn meal, large quantities of canned meats, and much other needed food. Even the wife of an alderman is charged with having had hand in the grating bee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
BY WALT MepoUGALL
ByTemple

Be1ted Will from this turret could scan the far sheen on a Scottish lance, or discern the border .beacons blaze announcing fight! - when Belted Will gave the signal to his helned warders pacing the keep, and who blew the bugle for Be1ted Will's honor, summoning the garrison with clash and clang and roar
 You step on tptoe as you move about his library, and see the books he fed upon. You touch the armor he wore, and say, a great heart beat under this steel. You scan the wind ing stairs defended by doors of strong iron leading up to these private rooms You stop and gaze at the trapdoor in the floor, opening down 70 O. dark staircase that conlrnunicat- ed with the dungeons. You peep into the oratory, and fancy you can see that bold warrior bowed in pray CT, above his head the ancient ban ner of his House. Here was a knight without fear and without reproach.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
RECORD ATTENDANCE
 AT RENSSELAER,.

Troy, N. Y, Oct 20. - The return of former service men and the en- trance of new students at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute is now prac- ticaIly complete and gives the Troy Engineering School a total of 970 stu dents, the largest in the history of tho institution, which is now near IL it's century mark
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
DIFFICULT.

A certain judge, after passing sen- tence, always gave advice to prison CTS. Having before him a man found guilty of stealing, he started thus:
 If you want to succeed in this world you must keep straight. Now, do you understand?"
 Well, not quite" said the prisono o-: "but if your lordship will tell mo - " a man is to keep straight who .1e is trying to make both ends meet, I ght."-Exchange
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
THE BEST PARABLE

Parson-Do you know the para bles, my child?
 Johnnie-Yes, sir.
 Parson-And which of the para bles do you like best?
 Johnnie-I like the one where somebody loafs and fishes.-Phila- delnhia Record.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
NOT APPLY

Minister-But, Hoo1igan, can't you live with your wife without fight ing? Ef F .j
 Hoongan-No. sir, I can't Least puaus- not 'anniIx--Londnn Qninia1,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
DISTRESSING

Sympathizer-''Wha the trouble, laddie?"
 Stage Manager-'"The shows ruin ed, my boy. Lady Godiva's bobbed her hair!-London Sketch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20

A youth having inquired what Martial law'' is, his revered progeni- tor replied that as nearly as he could make out 1t was about what Mother establishes at home while house cleaning is going on
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20

The famous old song will have to be paraphrased to run Everybody strikes but Father
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

The colored citizens Of Baltimore have
taken time by the forelock and named
committee to arrange for a monster recep-
ton to the Maryland colored soldier boys,
who, they figure, are due for an early re-
turn from overseas and from the camps on
this side Of the water. The committee in
cludes many men and women Of prominence
in every walk of life. Baltimore is setting
a noble example in this particular Every
town in the land commence now to have the
"home fires burning' when their battlers re-
turn to their loved ones.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

"A general and very appropriate warning
IS bleng uttered by press and pulpit to the
workers who are making. ''big money" dur
ing this war period, that they do not waste
their substance in riotOus living, just be-
cause plenty of coin can be had with COM
parative ease. Without being alarmists the
cry is being sounded that unusually flush
times are invariably followed by commercial
depressions, in which wages fall, fortunes
are swept away, and hundreds of thousands
Of previous "good livers" are reduced to
beggary and want While this money is
easy a snug bank account should be ac-
cumulated against the dark day when dol
lars will be scarce and hard to get hold of,
and the rent man and the groceryman will
exact his full toll from the little that can
be earned. Now is the time to save for the
"rainy day. that is certain to come.
TO that small clientele Of GROWERS who
have fastened to find fault with the admin
istration because it has seen fit to designate
DR.. Robert R. Motion to France to assist in
maintaining the morale of the colored SOL
diers in the various camps, and who say
the powers have not considered it necessary
to do any preaching to the white soldiers,
[ commend the general order issued by Sec
rotary Baker few short weeks ago to the
effect that "Armistice is not end of war;
and calling upon the men in the army here
and abroad to continue discipline with the
same punctiliousness that characterized them
in the midst of combat and to preserve the
morale that made it possible for them to
win over the German military machine. The
Secretary Of War is preaching the same
brand Of morale and exemplary conduct to
white and black alike in the United States
Army. Those who tell soldiers Of any race
to maintain intact the proud record they
have made in the worlds greatest war are
performing a service for which posterity
will rise up and call them blessed
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

The fact must not be overlooked that the
problems of reconstruction are calling for as
high degree Of constructive craftsmanship
as those of the combat period, as far as the
Negro race is concerned. There are still
military questions at ISSUE and these will be
supplemented by educational, industrial, COM
mercial, political and social issues. A day
of reimbursement is at hand, and cool heads,
broad vision and generous judgment must
be exercised by all who essay to have a
hand in the work of reconstruction that
must now be undertaken.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15
WISE AND OTHERWISE
(By r. w. Thompson)

"
(By R. w. Thompson)
All the brave men of the Negro race do
not live north Of the Mason and Dixon line
nor all of the trimmers and towards be-
low it.
Chronic idleness is worse than misde-
meanor-as it is sought to be characterized
by some communities. Idleness is crime.
We of the Negro race have bigger propo-
sitions on hand than the matter of "getting
even" with some individual for personal
grievance.
We told you that we would be in the war
to the finish. A Negro regiment was nearest
to the German line when the armistice was
signed
Why not five-year government control Of
the railway systems, to try out the whole
problem of what is best for both the people
and the railroads? The subject should cease
to be an academic question.
'What People Will Say is a bugbear
that has frightened out of action more good
impulses than any other drawback that mod
ern life can place it's finger on. Do the
right thing-and let the people talk
Roscoe Conkling Simmons has added to his
extensive repertoire of patriotic labors. lie
owns a nice farm in Michigan and it is
producing goodly quantities of the food that
wins wars Bully for Farmer Simmons!
The spirit of Booker 7. Washington con-
tinues to abide with us and stands as con-
slant spur to the upward march OF the race
toward efficient industry and constructive
citizenship. Former opponents have become
enthusiastic champions OF his far-reachng
philosophy of racial preparedness through
training for the work the world wants done.
Does the fact that colored man has won
the confidence and support of the strongest
white men of the nation unfit him for a
place at the council table when the welfare
of his own people are up for adjustment?
Is not the friendship of the leading white
business. political, educational and philan
thropic white Americans an asset, rather than
a liability?
Jack johnson may be making his pocket
full of money over in Spain, but everybody
knows he wants to come home Is there no
way to draw up a satisfactory armistlce"
between him and the Chicago authorities?
Ralph w. Tyler, the war correspondent
has a wounded hand, as a result of his dash
into the 'deadly breach" He will a tale
unfold touching his narrowing experiences
when he comes marching home, which he
expects to be in the near future. My Tyler
says he wouldn It take million dollars for
the thrills he has enjoyed-but the old ..
S. A. will be good enough for him to stay in
for the remainder of his natural life.
The logical colored American to sit at
the Peace Table as the specific representa-
tive of the darker races Of the world is
Emmett j. Scott, special assistant to the
American Secretary of War, and the man
who is closest to and most conversant with
the big problems of governments that are to
he MET and adjusted at Versailles within the
nox+ fou wneks This one of the stubborn
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

destiny and in the making Of the conditions
under which we must all live?
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

must now be undertaken.
The service list of Tuskegee Institute, pub
lished several months ago, showed that 223 of
it's students or alumni were in the United
States Army and that 81 of them were
officers, with five having attained the rank
Of captain. Howard University at the same
time had 229 men in the army, with 81
officers, the highest Of whom were first lieu
tenants. The various schools will help our
historians very materially by preparing lists,
indicating the participation Of their students
and alumni in the war; and keeping these
important records up to date.
To clear up any doubts about the matter,
it is well to state that any reputable news
paper has a right to send an accredited
representative to Paris or Versailles or any
where overseas to gather news and have
same transmitted through the cable service
provided the newspaper in question has
the price to pay for all this. Every news
paper is exactly on the same footing. Hence,
jealousies, apersons and misnterpretation
of motive with regard to the men who have
gone over, are entirely out of order. Let
every prosperous race journal send over a
live man, and the truth is sure to be told
in it's entirety.
DR.. James b. Shepard, the live president
Of the National Training School at Durham,
n. c., strikes a keynote when he urges that
the fine officer material the nation will have
on it's hands in the disarmament Of the
colored military units be utilized to COM
mand with colored men, from top to bottom,
the four colored regiments of the United
States Army-the 9th and 10th Cavalry and
the Oath and 25th Infantry. This is a
grand opportunity to let the faithful colored
Americans feel that they are to get a square
deal out of this war. Why not full equip
ment of colored officers from Colonel to
corporal for the four crack colored regiments
of the regular army? Hasn't DR.. Shepard
said something?
The statement is made, apparently upon
good authority, that DR.. William H. Goler,
the veteran educator, who has spent the
best years of his life toward building up
Livingstone College, is now rounding out
long career of usefulness as financial secre-
tary Of the A. M. r. Zion connection, is
not to be candidate for reelection and
will retire from that office at the end of
his term in 1920. The country, in and out
Of Zion, will say in unison, 'FWell DONE"
thou good and faithful servant" and cast
the fiscal burdens upon some progressive
young man, who has yet to win his spurs
as a general officer of this great denomina-
ton. DR. Goler may devote himself to writ
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

All the brave men Of the Negro race do
not live north of the Mason and Dixon line
nor all of the trimmers and towards be-
low it.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

ing history of the educational struggles of
the Zion church, and would be just the man
to undertake such a responsible task
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

meanor-as it is sought to be characterized
by some communities. Idleness is crime.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

We of the Negro race have bigger propo-
sitions on hand than the matter Of "getting
even" with some individual for personal
grievance.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-03-15

Let the women have the suffrage. They
will handle it as wisely in the aggregate,
as any given number of the masculine per
suasion. The women Of the nation are the
homemakers, the mothers, the teachers, the
social arbiters-indeed the "guide, counsellor
and friend'' of mankind, in this and all
other generations Why should they not
have 2 hand in the determination of their
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

Tom CT utalliac. De bar rspet %
plprlorct alt, iom DC funoc bare Sent.
te al: 8ienitanoc af aobbcr oa
groncc % Wsbler. DC b%cprbncoc
Mepcre trrngte mo / Suienc, fnlite
Wtsblcr % Ierc, breo op 8liIpc %
1n9 for at fiiloc, buab Scr moottc
barre gielnt. ! Den iioitc 5io gif oct
l'Hr no opcr Mnorasicr, bpis ,snb-
bolo DC allpel,ote Iont Maaitoi til
alGoer.
Spperlernc antpa ule mlliae ,Sor-
MGR. Get hTnote inolcocs ltubig, at
tn'fe SorrctlilnasIolf fcm iii 6obrif-
elerile / Sillc eller Onlcan oa iororc-
DC at lno flsbc Norcr til en- luttcrlig
blllig TrlS nteo lriioiel on, at so.
rerilc plloe bli rcfplrcret, hpis DC life
blep ioIgt til oen Eris, ioml blcp bilbt.
elsie Tarer blcp iolgt oprt
Eplflallo al Den 8rllnb, at 10 pGt.
al Sortieneiten lfiiloe gaa til beit
tDlfe MfllltGrleoellc, 1on 10 / bette
2iI'ploe bar SppencS &nIer elIer
aonpugllon.
Set CT en- SeIpislac, at ade bi5ie
Wu9tmisbri,g life funoc fpregaa,
itoen at mart giifopci, mart Berger
meItercn ncbtagoe erlergilf Eroteit.
Men til @orgermeiteren, SeleiaIe,
ibareoc Epiferne: "Ti tager intet
Senipn til Ceres Ypn. Torisg at
bare befligere for Tremtioen." 90
bans &siGrprroisbeo, @iifop Gba-
rot, bar life b~eloigere.
ellie pil til epig Sib minbes bisie
TO @roeranrllb al ioritjeaig Troes,
betlcnoeIie, men altio biertcIig enige,
liaar bet gialot at forisge at lette De
l~taffars Vorgeres elenoige SCAR.
Set bar life belt iareirit at itaa
/ Spioien for eft iaa itor gp mco Ell
al 0rapenit5's 3ppc % en-
NGi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iom &innmel.-
Simmel, en- iiofel Heoaftsr
ira Stltt9art, par irPf ilof til at
tire tpife @ibliptefer / &iae,
% ban bapoe Ell egen Gpne til at
Icigpine gcfolfningen. ellie iorlan-
ger, at Oellle Mano life bliper CLIENT
poa GegnIfabetS Gag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

Get 'slger al fla iclu, at Toldf-
fernc aler arap pon itorc Iclc al
Scble'icn. Voien % set 9annle Prsi-
len. SiGr pGffer oct 6or6itrelic, at
Nolcn glcr Strap paa &apncbperl
Snrt5i9, bpor Den opcrpcicnoc Gel al
@e'oltii'l'gcn or tDif. ,tnioIcrtlb nloa
Foleli bnue Ell Sapll. ianircnt ocll
INC Stat life ifaI bli i~uIoitGnbig III.
oeflcnlt melcm M~u3lano % Spif,
lallo, % EanSie liogcr on nGrnleit.
Gan5i0 pll utuiIiont / poIif Sciio-
ocl'c 'na tort Spiping, oa ocnnc
@u@ @alloel bor purct ient boIbt
llcoc al Splferne, ioct sc loIlbt, at en
lterf Srnilf oper Gon5la poa Mua-
lallo life bar 'oa tjcnIl9 Tor tplfe Sn
tcrc@lcr lort oper on0re % pcitligcrc
iplfe Nupne.
Toloffernc bill utpillontt / i'm 40.
IitIf 'aa Wcobolb Of Giltelltenlugter-
ne. og at SalBis % tore GcIe al
Scbleltcn, Foien, @cit % Ersi-
fen maa operInoes oct me I go.
len er alpet, Zen tuife llret, Tom /
mango Mar CT beqoaet moo Toleu,
lloa Der MI ioltes ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Wy SortrllinS
/ "peo olrren".

I'll bcn ld,i9c NTffc al 1linirrnbc
SortrIIingcr oq Homoncr, ioin Sch
grucll" ailcreoc bar bragt / inbcpp.
rcnbc 9Iarguna, oil Der M lutte liz
eli M, lonl lffc | nogen Seliiecnoc
itnar tilbngc Tor iinc TorgiTnpcre.
Get or :. e. Wobcrlps Otter man.
&C Ior".
SEQ Arncn" bar / garcnes Sob
brogt Here T~ortrainger al ocnnc 20
pulurr Gorinttcr, % oette or iltptI
ion1t Ell al hnu9 nIlcr bcbitc.
Sitclcn rsber itfc iurrt nlegei al
,Snobploct. 70 prUgtiQc Waumelfcr
fnn1nlcr lunlnlen I ocrca llngoom %
at &c tilhsrcr billon0en, men
bllr pcb SflUbnenS 5illfiffelic lfilt
ira hlnnn0elL og nj banoler ,SortGl
on DC mango b~cipnocrli0e
Gplcnclicr. iont bper ii1r AZ Dem
lllnn Gleunemgno, inbcn DC peo 0cn
Sfiubnc3 SilititfeIle iillocr
iaiclt % fonrncr iontmrn
for 0oot RI otter mango lolrge Ior.
otter mango Iar" pil bli pnabc
ioaluort Den prugtigc SortUl
ing IS 9oftor9aorocn" cr nfilltttet
Get or iiffcrt opcrilrbigt at pp'ororc
,orc STierc til al paste pna Den ira
.prl!c Rlinucr a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
polen oo Gviflano.

Get polite SpprQanloul bllr life
let al leic. @ruuicu moo Qit moo
Nu9lon0 pil uoiltrli0ul> men Scthcb
tumnc 'oitiUttca. "a Ru9luuo 10 MT
prnttl't tdlt CT u0cn nogct Sture.
Men nllCrcoe moo llfroIur beaullocr
Observation-Disclosures at mcIoc lia, % Der
bar nIlcrcoe funoctStro blpolQeSa ont
mcnlieo mcleu Yolotler OF llfrai
mere uuocr 9iipulllcrllg ON Gguc oa
Spcr, lonl bcAQc Barter Aler Grnp
poa. Seller lite mcucm 5irbrter %
Nolaffcr cr GorhoI0et belt Qoot, men
De CT tonnHct opcreua ON Ell mloouS
ulpcuoi inotll Sreo3touicrcnccn, TOM
&c bar oucrIaot Sen cnocligc Nfais-
relic.
Nmtonligit CT Torbolbet I'll Sulf-
LAMB. @pcrtcl Nualono clcr Otter.
rioc bar b~ehanoIct Volafferne laa
brlItalt iom SpifIano. Hialano bar
nof brepet i'm HitsiiliceringspoIitif,
men Den bar oTrct liberal. ga Otter.
rige har laoet inc Nolotfer iaa gan
lte irle SUnoer / @aliileL hupr DC
cnocg bar forieat lig lom llnoertrpf.
ferc ~llacoperlor Nlithcucrnc. ynIf.
lauh har berimoo nco Ell ShurhiQ.
hco. 'onI er Tnte preIitlf, 'orleot at
Nlere inc ToIntfer I'll Snifcrc. 90
Tolatfcrue rcQucr bcrior Splferne
lpnu inc Nrpcicnoer.
SpifIono bar Ct itort GntaI Eolaf.
fer inoen line @ronier. ) Scblciicn,
ion bar 5l4 Wii1ion Snhuaanere, er
Der Ia WiIlion GoIatfer. : YoIen,
'om bar 2.t0 Wtin. Snbbpsaerc. er
Der IA Wiuicn HoIoffer. : Belt.
Vrstien nleA Ia Wdlion ,~Snobpsae.
re- Dor 3 GemicbelS pt1Qion Iolaf.
fer % / Git.Vreiien mco bel > Mil.
liouer Suobpasere trllcr YoIaffcrne
henimoo Salppartcn ai@eiolfninscn.
Nile oiSie Sal err tpitc, o. set or til
Salene at benlcrtc, at beu uoiiicielIe
Siatllilf Iorisaer al gisre iaa man.
sc 'on mIlie til Spitcre. Vplaf.
ferne er oer'or aoitials talrisere enc
opglpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Cpcripentntclie

Otter ct itcrft % ueoholoclloe
Nearl outrent belle Ssroag GIT Srr
R1nt 90 Upper Soma &lper Ssroa9"
Nlften oper iiite @reooer % o%per'penl.
nlebc SC lopcrcIigNcnbc Dele al I'm
en-. Get iaq ct GIcblif uo I'll, at
hct funne bIet Ell @ientoqclle az Den
oon1Ie SIcnibiitOrie meo ben panllge
GoelraqeIie, men beIoigplS fIop man
ior oct meitc uteb Sfrpffen. Scr
fon1 obifinig @aub / alGIocrlle / en-
fcltc Nuie / Spobpen, % @noerlle l
nc opcripenmeoe Streg or mere o9
minhrc beifnoi9et, men ellcrS or M
let nIporliq hrrbt. S5crrbane'orhr1
hrlien nan Wilipallfec Nancll, Der
inbtil uloere bIcp oibritot poa @runo
al llbinIningcr al Sporet bit %
her, cr ira ioog Of igien oprettct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

&lorotormelt bar pGret flellot
iiben 1881, ba Den blep opbaget iant-
tibig al De TO aemifere Soubeiran
% Sicbis; ire slar @ie,tere blep oer,s
femliife Communicating beitemt al
ocn frantic aernifer Dumas. let
blcp fsritc Sang benpttet ipln beos-
peloc Miobcl til Mennelfer al Den
bcrsmtc N~pinoelrge % Iebielshirl-
per Sumes Simpion fra Goinburgb.
Otter Here forgippes Sorie9 nleo
andre Trifer fanot Sirnpion en- fen
gitcli, ben Ace Mopenlber tS47, nGr-
melt pco Ct IilfGloe, en- lioen SLATE
nlco aloroiorm, iom ban tiolieere
bapoe itiIlet tiliioe, forbi ban life
fllnoc tGllfe Jig, at en iaa tptflpoenoe
S9ife fuiloc anpeiloeS til Snoaan-
Ding. Men III piloe ban DOG Tor
isgc; @pOlfen blep foroelt / noglc
inlaa @las melem bam iclp % be
nl,ge asiiltenter, % Snoaauoinsen
bespnotc. I'll flor Scrunoring for
DC sprise tilltebeoGrenbe Wcbleinmcr
at 6amilien bIep SeIifabet pIioielis
il%aInlillpelie murttert % fonperierell-
Dc - OF Sinnpion buifeoe life mere,
'sr han paagneoe % 'anot lis ielp
llascnoc paa @ulpet, omsipet al Den
alarmercoe % fiIloitrnbis ~bcitprieoc
camille, %eo Siben al bon1 Iaa
Den el,e al Isiiitenterne bepioitlss oa
lnortenoc, nleb piotaaben MtunS o.
i%tirrenoe Zine; % liot IGneere bortc
gioroe Den anoen iortpileoe 6orIea
paa at iparfe Spiieboroet opercnbc.
Saiaa Ell al De tiliteoep9renbe IA
mer, en- Giece al Siinpfon, prspeoe
aloro'orrIfn iomne Aiten, oa bcn
fsrite apinbe, Der bar unoerfaitet
aloroiormbebepeIlen. ialbt / Sppn
rmoer llbraabet: Seq er Ell gnecI,
"a, leg er Ell Gneel!"
Simpiou ioritoo itrar, at aIcro.
iermcn maatte pGre mesct burtiserc
| i'm Wrfnine emo sGteren, cs ole.
-reAe 1aaen efter bsapnote ban at
arperbe ben | lin GrSiefspraris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Smlcaitem hos
DC ottc.

Berlin feirebe iaar Ben mprfelte
% melt triite Sui bens 9orgere emo
nj bar oplepet, nteIoes | ct Telegram.
6oriagtbeo % Wtoolpsbeo itaar at
lGie / De mango blege Iniigter, Tom
mt paa Sopeogaoerne i~flnltes giell.
ltem Gftermiboagstusmprfet. Slliin,
Der al Soloater % Wtatroier fra aae
Tele at Spifta11b bar pGret nsbt til
at ieire Sulen / Miesbopeoitaoen, til
troos for at alle, iom pua noeen
Maaoe bar feet 2eiligbeb BERTH, CT
flpgtet fort fra beres 3jemitapn Set
traple % glade Wploer paa Storber.
lills 9anegaaroe, bpor gerlinerne
Silleaftens Sag pleier at mootage
fine 9~efietbte fra ale 0ele al Hi-
get, ct foritummet.
Stsriteparten at Dem, iom er blct
tilbase, ieirer Sulen nleo tolnllle
Spiiefamre oe / foloe Stl,er. Sc
itore Streifer / Scbleiiens aulsru.
Der bar neoi9nfet Berlin / 3aIpmpr-
fe, og ell WArrlgOe Of De omfattenoe
Snouitripirf iombeoer bar maattet
Ilifte al WangeI paa alil. De ar
beioslsies os Sieeernes Scr er Der
for poret / ubpgseIia 8rao, og BEN
itore WGngoe Snualioer, iont err
tommet tiIipne / 8erlins Sober ef.
ter bet ganle &egimentes 5alo, Dir.
Ter l~lebItemmeuoe paa Sinoele.
&oneogaoernes itore gutifer, Ser
pleier at lisse iom itraalenoe Halob-
Ter, bar iaar nraattet inoifrenfe Be
lpsningen % bar maattet unooGre
eli flor Gel al oeres elegante Sllbli-
fun, fom ct blet eritattet al feltgraa
Soloater, barballeoe Warinere eller
slrbeioere meo Sunoreomarfs iebler /
Sommen. Wen bpab bi9lper, mar
llerenbe Wtab n9i item life er til at OPP
peie meo Sub.
Berlin feirer cit itiae Sui. Zen
beirienoe 6slelie, iom fremfalotes,
ba De iioIte Stub affpreoes, er blet
aflpit al angitfulo Sorpentnins ouL
bpab Sremtioen b9rer / lit Sfiso.
lloenfor De offentlige gpgninger
paraoerer / Susnlsrfet ben rcpubli.
fanife @aroes Sfilouagtoy, iom ifal
beifptte gpen MOB ~opbioiebe % OPP
fanatiiereoe S%iliertaiter, % Walfill-
fa1loner itaar parat til at aibrpoe
Vpens Suffered.