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rated with palms. ferns and pink
rambler roses The same flowers
were used in profusiou az the house.
Miss Emily Steuart was maid OF
honor for her sister, and there were
four bridesmaids Miss Marjory
Steuart. Miss Louise Hatch. of Bo3-
ton. Miss Susanna Lewis. and Miss
frOcks of taffeta and Georgette
crepe similar iE design but different
in color. The maid OF honor was
gOwned in orchid pink. two Of the
bridesmaids in pale green and two
in lavendar. They all wore pink
tulle hats and carried pink roses.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father wore a gown
of white satin draped on becoming
lines, and trimmed with beautiful
lace. Her voluminous tulle veil was
gathered into A cap Of lace and she
carried a shower bouquet OF roses.
Hyland Johns was best man and
the list Of Ushers included James
Stone, Martin Fisher, William Chap
line and Lieut.. George Hawkins, L
S. n.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Rehm left for a wedding trip. the
bride wearing a smart suit of rookie
cloth, with becoming brown hat
They will make their home in Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rehm, Of In
dianapolis, parents OF the bride
groom, were among the out-of- town
guests.
A fete champetre for the benefit of
the Free Milk for France Fund will
be given on Saturday afternoon and
evening at Chetolah, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Nelson Strother's estate at Ruxton.
Id. A good many people will go over
{ ON Washington for the occasion. and
buses and automobiles will meet the
trains for the convenience of the
guests.
Miss Lillian Washburn Newlin. sec
rotary of the Free Milk for France
Fund, is chairman of a committee of
attractive girls who will assist a the
fete. Miss Frances Hoar, of Washing
ton, will do a solo dance, and Miss
Virginia English will take the part
Of the bride in a quaint peasant we'd
ding, which will be one of the pic
turesque features of the program.
Miss Enid Sims will also do some
solo dancing. A marquee will be
erected on the lawn for dances. and
bridge tables will be set up on the
spacious verandas.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Strother.
Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs, Mrs
Josias Pennington. Mrs. Bruce Cotton,
Mrs. W. w. Keith. Mrs. G. Garland
Tinsley, Mrs. Robert Garrett, Mrs r
Curzon Hoffman. Mrs. Alexander
Charlton Nelson, Mrs. W. w. Spence
and Mrs. y. Winslow Williams.
Mrs. Mark Bristol will leave town
today for Great Neck, L. l..
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Preston Pope Satterwhite over the
weekend. Mrs. Satterwhite will en-
terrain house party in her honor.
Mrs. Bristol is sailing next week to
join Admiral Bristol at Constantine
pie. He has recently been made an
LII D. OF Constantinople University,
an honor conferred upon but one
other American. Henry Morganthau,
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YANK OFFICER MISSING
WITH 485.000 MARKS

CORLINZ. June 12.-'i@rman army
and police authorities N the unoc-
cupied territory opposite the CobIenz
hridCehead have been requested hy
American intelligence officers 10
keep 2 lookout for an American dis
bursting officer who has disappeared
with as 600 marks.
The money was intended 10 be paid
to the men or the Fifth Field ArtiI-
lery Of the First division. which holds
the outermost post Of the bridCehead.
Intelligence officers have reported to
Third army headquarters that the
missing officer was suspected Of en-
tertaininE German sympathIes and
this had led them TO believe that he
had gone in the direction Of Berlin.
He is under bond to the United States
Government.
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Roger TrcadwCU e. s consul AZ
Moscow. Who was a prisoner Of the
EOIsheyIki in TurkcStan Tor about
siN months and recently released.
VIII arrive in Ne" York today and
viii come 20 Washington this week.
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FOUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LEADERS FINED BY COURT

BOSTON. June -Four Of the FIVE
directors Of the Christian Science
Church and Clifford T. Smith. an At
torney, have been adiudged guilty
Of contempt IN violating an injunc-
the directors from interfering with
the trustees Of the Christian Science
Publishing Society.
Adam H Dickey. James A. Neal,
william r. Rathvon and Mrs. Annie
NJ Knott, directors. were ordered to
pay a fine of $50 each. while Clifford
p Smith, who appeared as an alto
ney of record for the directors in the
litigation with the trustees now pend
Ing. was fined 500.
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BrOOkIand Flag Day.

The Brookland Brotherhood, OF
Brookland, d. c.. gave a flag day
entertainment on Tuesday evening.
An interesting literary and musical
program was given. and a talk on
his experiences in France was given
by Q. 3. Phelps.
Among those who furnished music
were Mrs. !. Bernard, Miss Maurine
Turner, and Miss Harriet lockwood.
Frank J. Plowman rendered a bari
tone solo. "Invictus," and responded
with a lullaby. Sea Slumber." Mrs.
Paul Anderson. lyric soprano, sang
within a Mile Of Edinboro Town
and My Love Is the u. s. A"
Among the flags in the decorations
was the Liberty Flag" designed by
Miss Wilmuth Gary OF this city.
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JEALOUS SUITOR
KILLS SWEETHEART

RICHMOND. Va. June 1c.-E. L.
Young shot 10 death Ethel Shifflel.
wounded her sister. Maggie, and
killed himself in a rooming house
here today, according to he police
The dead girl was -four zen. Her
sister is twenty-one.
Letters in Young's pockets showed
that jealousy was the cause Of "a"
shooting the police said.
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Nr> William Phillips arrived in
" Shingt"n Yesterday from High
over, her summer home at North
Beverly. Mass. 10 spend 4 week with
NJ. Phillips. Assistant Secretary Of
state. A. their apartments a. the
" rdman PARK Hotel
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Chicago AIumnae to Meet.

Mrs. James Mcdonald viii be hostess
at dinner this evening.
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On Motor Tour.

Mrs. William Tydings entertained
at luncheon at the Washington Hotel
yesterday in compliment to Mrs Paul
L. Joachim and her guest, Miss Annie
Goode Torbett. Of Atlanta. In the aft
crnQon Mrs. Joachim and Miss Tor
bett visited Mount Vernon with
friends. They are making the trip
by motor and will have tea at the
Mount Vernon Club House. just out
side the grounds OF the Washington
estate.
Mrs Joachim was hostess at a box
party at r. F. Keith's Theater on
Tuesday afternoon, her twelve guests
being asked 10 meet Miss Torbett
Miss !. Inez Bennett entertained at
the supper dance at the Cafe St Marks
on Tuesday evening for the members
OF the Gamma Sigma Sorority. Mrs.
F. l.. Jones and Mrs. Raymond Hudson
chaperOned the party. The other
guests were Miss Elizabeth Remey.
Miss Beulah Griffith. Miss Frances
Griffith. Miss Katie Griffith. Miss
Mary Griffith. Miss Elizabeth Bark
man, Miss Elsie Woolf, Miss Marie
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HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
General Aguar Head of Mexican Mission, Extensively
Feted-Viscount and ViscOuntess Ish Leave for Home

WooIf. Miss GIennie Tomlinson. Miss
Mamma Arkman, Miss Roberta kenne-
dy. Miss Ervinc Sims. Miss Mildred
Stoey. Miss Virgie Eggleston and Miss
Lucille Pearson.
Miss Margaret Carter Muncaster,
daughter Of DR.. Stuart 3. Muncaster,
and John Anderson McKeagh. OF
Montrose Pa, whose engagement vas
announced in April. will be married
next Wednesday evening at o'clock
ia the home Of the brides father.
Owing to mourning in the family OF
the bride. the wedding Will be quiet.
with only the members OF the two
families and a very few intimate
friends present. The brides only at
tendant will be her sister. Miss Edna
Muncaster. Benjamin McKeagh will
be his brothers best man, and the
ushers will be Seymour Davenport and
William WEIGH The men Of the
party are all former classmates at
Cornell University The bride and
bridegroom will take a honeymoon
trip northward. going on to Cali
fornia, which will be their future
home.
Mrs. James Mcdonald viii be hostess
at dinner this evening.
Chicago AIumnae to Meet.
There will be a meeting or the
University OF Chicago Alumnae Asso-
citation at the Woman's College Club,
500 I street. Saturday evening, June
IA. Capt Alexander Sapelh, ex-gov-
ernor OF Benadir. will address the
meeting on Italy in the Worlds
War"
DR.. and Mrs. John Foote are at the
Marlborough Blenheim, in Atlantic
City, where DR.. FOOte is attending
the annual session of the American
Association of Teachers OF Diseases
Of Children
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Russian Charge Arrives.

The Charge d'ACfaIres OF Russia
and Nmo NEhet arrived IN Wash
a~,5n Yesterday 10 mako short
s.5r and are IN their apartment al
ne ~hOr"ham.
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Hrs. BIodEett EnteItninS.

Mrs. Deios 4. BlodEott entertained
90 guests al a dance al her home IN
.iHteenth street last night in honor Of
he- son and daughie--In-Iaw Mr. and
Mr. DCIos BlodCett. I'd who arc
,i..tlrE Mrs. Elod -cit on their way
o Mackinsc. 10 spend the summer,
y seated supper was served at mid
night.
Miss Mona BIodEctt was hostess
.,sje -day At a luncheon which she
gave a. Cafe 81 Marks for her class
mates Al Nj. Vernon Seminary.
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Henri Getty Chiffon. or 'hc BRIT
.Sh embassy starr. and Mrs Chiffon
entertained company at dinner
,ast evening. IN The homo or Mrs.
hilton parents former United
states Amba sSaiOr 10 Japan and
Mrs Thomas ! BrIon who have
Sono 20 their HON" IN Grand Rapids
Tor inc SummCr Mrs Chiffon and
their children viii Join Mr. and Ms
bRricn m Grand Rapids carly next
week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27
Z MUSKEGON, MICH.
(Korespondencya.)

Ia staraniem gniazda No. PTS So
hollow Polskich W Muskegon, Mich,
urzadzono obch6d majowy dnia IS,
mata W m%iejscowej sokolni PREY
Larch ave. W niedziele %popoiudniu
O godzinie 3ej.
Obcn6d majowy zagaila sekretar-
ka sekcyi Ratunkowej Polek, powo-
Iuiac ma przewodniczacego prezesa
miejscowego Gniazda, p. A. hawke.
Personal---very. powitai publicznost
W imieniu Wolne1 1 Niepodleglej Pol
ski, "a co zostai %obdarzony burza
oklask6w. N%astepnie powola} NOW
COW 1 m6wczynie ma estrada, a ma Sc
kretarza nizej podpisanego.
Pierwszym numerem ma progra--
mie by}a dekIamacya panny Czesla-
wy Gortat, "a co otrzymala huczne
oklaski.
Dalej przemawiai X. Narloch, -
podni6sl on trest swojej mowy ma
GEESE Ameryki, kt6ra to pierwsza u
pomniala sic o wolno$G 1 niepodle-
CLOSE Polski - zebrana publicznost
przez powstanie ma Geese Ameryki |
wolnej Polski, oklaskiwa'a 1 try
krotnie echo ozwalo sic: MECH lyle
Ameryka | MECH lyle Wolna Me
podlegla Polska.
Spiew malych dzieci, PIP. Adam
czewskich Kawk6w, z kt6rych nal
starsze liczylo lat g., a najmlodsze 4
lata. "a co publiczno5G obsypaia ich
oklaskami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

Deklamacya Jacka Moraczewskie'
90 - ,Nasz sztandar zwyciezki" =
nasrodzony ~oklaskami.
Muzyka p. M. Czachorskiego ma
skrzypcach 1 panny A. Narloch ma
fortepianie - huczne oklaski.
D~eklamacya - dziewczeta szkol-
ne - ,,smiert zdratcy o1czyzny".
Deklamacya Grzegorsa Wisniew-
skieso .,Jestem sobie Polak maiy".
Spiew czworga dzieci pahstwa
jut Splice" - oklaskom ME bylo
kohca.
Nova w]iceprezesa Okregu vi p.
G6rskiego z South Bend, Ind.
Spiew czworga dzieci pahstwa
Kawkow 1 Adamczewskich ,,Gdy ma
rod do Boju".
Ma zakotczenie odspiewano Jesz-
cze Polska ME zgineia 1 Boze cos
Polske.
J6zef Szczesny,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

Grand Rapids, Michigan, jest
miastem, w ktorem dobrze sobie
zyja robotnicy. Mieszkaja lepiej,
So wiecej %zadowoleni i szczesliwsi
niz ludzie w innych r6wnie wiel-
kich miastach w Ameryce. zadna
panika w tenn mieScie ME pozba-
wi tysiecy robotnrkow ich zaje--
cia, przemysl kwitnie. i zarobki
So pewne. zadne inne miasto W
Stanach Zjednoczonych ME mo-
re robotnikowi dac tego co VIA
snie ma w Grand Rapids, czego
dowiedli .ci, ktorzy wrocili tn ma
powrot, gdzieindziej fortuny zna-
|lezc ME mogac.
Czy to ME jest miasto W kto-
rem mieszkac warto9 Kiedys je-
szcze sprzykrzs wan sic vase
miasta, a wtedy pomyslicie co dat
wan moze Grand Rapids.
w Grand Rapids wiecej ludu
roboczego posiada wiasne domy,
niz robotnicy W jakiem innem
miescie W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych.
o pol mill cd ich mieszkah jest
park, czyli ogrod publiczny ma
zabawy. Jest tam jedenascie pu-'
blicznych parkow dziewiec sta
WOW do p}ywania. PrzeszSo $685.
900 robotnikow korzystalo z tych
park6w w roku minionym, a
271,575 uraczy}e sic ~plywaniem W
stawach. Podczas pory zimowej
750,O os6b korzystaso z }yzwo-
wanna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

Warto mieszkac w takiem mic
Scie. Pieniadze p}acone przez TO-
botnik0w "a ciemne, niezdrowe
mieszkania w wielu miastach, o.
bracane So W Grand Rapids ma
splacanie nabytych domow z
trawnikami i ogrodkami. To VIA
snie jest pow6d, re ludzie W
Grand Rapids zyja diugo i rata
Smierci W tenn miescie jest $50
sta z najnizszych re wszystkich
innych miast W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
Wyzywienie W Grand Rapids
jest tansze. Ma dowod tego Rad
zebral ceny. IA produktow zywno-
sciowych W 1s miastach przemy-
s}owych i przekonano sic, re tie
same artykuly MONA taniej kupic
W Grand Rapids, niz W ktorem-
kolwiek innem miescie.
wv Grand Rapids jest sposob-
nose ola robotnika w kazdym "a
wodzie - nastreczajaca sic w
fcrmie bezpieczehstwa, przyjem-
nego zatrudnienia bez najmniej-
szego niebezpieczehstwa, tax po-
spolitego W innych miastach. Ro-
botnicy maja przez caly rok stale
zatrudnienie, dobra zaplate, z
kt6rej oszczedzaja lyle, re NIGGA
kupowac wlasne domy..
w takiem miescie warto mie-
szkac.
o ogr6dkach niema mowy W
wielu miastach, lecz w Grand
Rapids niemal kazdy robotnik po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

siada swoj ma}y ogrod, w kto--
rym sieje i sadzi rome warzywa
w lecie. Re zbioru jarzyn maja
dobry zapas ma miesiace zimowe.
LeczN- co najlepsze, w Grand
Rapids niema zawichrzei robot
niczych. w osmiu latach fabryki
byty zamkniete tylko Is dni. Do
bry rekord. Robotnik, ktory po-
zyska pozycye W fabryce, W
Grand Rapids, mole pracowac
tam przez Gale zycie. Jest niejako
cz}onkiem wielkiej familii. Kazdy
inny pracownik jest mu bratem.
Niema tam zadnej nienawisci.
Jeden PRAGUE ola drugiego z tym
skutkiem, re wszyscy So zadowo-
|leni. ,
I kazdy robotnik jest wolnym
Iod piracy kazda sobote poPoiud--
niu przez caly rok.
Kiedys i WY take bedziecie
mieszkae w Grand Rapids.
Reprezentanci ~naszej fabryki
So teraz obecni W filialnych Off
sach u. S. Employment Service,
9s6 Milwaukee ave-, 2S75 West
22ga utica ! 116 No. Dearborn III.
Najmuja oni teraz pracownikow
biegsych W robocie PREY drzewie
roznego gatunku i zwyklych
|pierwszej klasy robotnik6w. Pc,
mowcie Z naszymi przedstawicie-
'lami jesli szukacie lepszej robo-
ty i lepszych warunkow WHY
vienna : i miasta, gdzie z pie
'niadzem zajdziesz G5To dalej.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

Spiew Vital Majowa Jutrzen-
ko".
Deklamacya ,,Trzeci Maj.
Dramat INA divorce Piastow-
skim.
Spiew PRED Ojczyzny Tronem'
Deklamacya % Skarbie Polski".
spiew ,wstah bialy orle".
Wiersz APPEL do Polak6w".
Gwiczenia wykonane przez dzieci.
Spiew ,,Hej Strzelcy'.
Ma grobowcach Polskt".
Nova x. A. 'Bieniawskiego.
Nova FIR. Wieszoka.
Spiew ,,Powiedz Wislo'', podwoj-
ny kwartet wykonany przez Klub
Mlodziety.
Spiew Pod Bialym Oriem", -
Choir sw. Cecylii pod dyrekcya p. st.
Poprawskiego.
Ma zakotczenie odspiewano DO
re cos P%olske".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27
Z MANISTEE, MICH.

(Korespondencya ,,Dzien. Chic.")
staraniem Kom. Obyw. W ME
dziele, dnia Ago maja odbyl sic wiec
p~olaczony z obchodem Konstytucyi
8 Maja, W sail parafialneJ p. W. sw.
J6zefa.
Prey rozpoczeciu programu p. Boil.
~Zamrowski, prezes Kom. Obyw. bar
do interesujaco przem6wi1 do zgro-
~madzonych, nastepnie urzedniczRi
,,Bialego Krzyza" zajeiy sic kolekta
PREY kt6rej zebrano SS6.74.
Daisy ciag programu byi wyko-
many przez dzieci szkolne "a stara-
MEM Si6str zakonnych, jak naste--
puje:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

Nv spos6b bardzo prosty! Wzie-
lam do pomocy RUFFLES - kt6ry
usunai iupiea, a obecnie WHO'S pick.
ME sic pussy 1 rozwija''.
w ciagu dw6ch Tub trzcch dnl, &u-
piez "a pomoca RULES zacznie sla-
bic ma Waszej glowie, a "a jakis ty-
dzien zupelnie znlknie. Jest to szcze-
"a prawdai Wasz aptekarz zwr6ci
Wan pieniadze jeSli RUFFLES "a
wiedLie.
NigGy ~jeszcze ME okazalo sic cos
poGohnego jak RUFFLES. M6wiac o
Ruffjesie. ME rozchodzi sic O jakis
perfum, jakas ~czczoSe, lub o jakies
glupstwo. RUFFLES wZmacnia ! o.
zywia zaniedbaia ! zbiedniaia skore
g{owy, doda energii 1 posili koczeh
wlosu 1 ogolem jest to jedyny Sro-
dek, istniejacy dotad z podobnymi
warunkami. Bezwarunkowo usuwa
iupiet ! udatnia najwspanialej wiosy.
Kupcie sobio dis ~jeszcze jedna
tutelke "a Csc cd Waszego apteka-
RIA. Gdyby go ME mial przeslijcie
75c ma podany adres, a otrzymacie
butelke z o~placona przesyika. F. Ad.
Richter and Co.. 1870 Washington
ST.. New York. N. Y.
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Uderzenia ma dwie mety: Stasiak.
Wozniewski rzucal | wymacha1 81
przeciwnik6w.
Uderzenia ma try mety, Nash.
stasik m6wi nam, Re bedzie grab jesz
cze 2 k1ubem White so+.
Klub Alden Colts, chce sic zmierzye
z innymi klubami cd lat IS do q.
Pc cry zglaszac sic pod numer 6057
n. Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27
DoIegIiWoScI nosa WyIeczone.
DO|egIIW0$Ci 6cz WyI0CzOne.
Bee Ryzyki
=. Bee R6lu

laden %ulista n
Ameryce ndema rekoi
du talk wiele wyle.
czeh. DR.. Cartara me-
toby 50 szybkie. bez-
piecDne 1 bezs7kodli-
we. Niema zadnego
niebezpieczenstwa "a
dnej ryzyk.., zadnego
bolu. Tysiace wypad-
k6w cie4kLch dolegli.
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ZAWIADOMIENIE

DIR. J6zef Ligman, okulista,
zmienif swe godziny ofiso-
we, ma nastepujace: cd 9 tel
rano do 9 tel wiecZorem CO.
dzief W niedziele cd 9 tel
do 1 wszej pc poiudniu,
Biuro: r6g Milwaukee i
Ashland Ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27
SPORT.

Klub ,,Aldin Colts" pokonal k1ub
,,Oleaver Stars W Grant Parku, punk
tamil 16 do 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-15
Sotenla9et.

Sotcnlaoets lobe Garsmeoc aabnes
beS paa 9anin Saa. minneapolis, 6res
Dag BEN 20oe Suni ST. 10 Sorm. meo
Sale at Sormanben Soban 6. 8ran,
bporeftcr ban introoucereoe @pen8 Ias
TOR. Der / ~belpalste Orb bso Sotnins
gerne peIfommen til minneapolis.
Sorsprig blep Sormiooaeeu benbttet
til at iupbetale aontineent og inoitripe
rpe WeoIemmer.
al. 3 Gfterm. f~ortiattes Bet meo Sors
r~etuingsmsoe. Set fsriti bar oa @aIg
paa geitprelie, Der bauoe fslgenbe llbs
fab: Soban G. Gran, Sprius @rooe,
Iinn., Sornanb. ~. @ruipeen. Siour
Sails, 2. Sat, Neitformano. Gaiper
GmeSsruS, Sornlan, u. 8, SefretGr
% aasierer. Saaton Sanion, IIbert
Sea, Ilinu.. 9ans 5. Softc, Canton,
Q. 8. os Yeter Narum 6orman, q.
g, giceformGuo.
SetretGrens Happort og andre Haps
porter bIep b%erefter oplGit og peotaget.
90. y Sbune, Ell az S~ollin9lasets
@runoleseerc, boIot berpaa en- fort
Sale.
Ser ceentIise S%eitprosram boIStes
Sreoag aften meo SaIer ug gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-15

i9rlis ifaI taee Siste pac gIoa6pr.
Set CT 1anfeu at anlGgge S6rferier
Il Horolouo. HamoaIen, Srmoelagen
% Giteroolen. :,
Inoers 'Saiige ira SafsIo | Sogn
bar opertaeet Saskatchewan al gre.
blaoet", ariitidnia.
Vile Srpfiager bar lteget 90 Bro.
cent | NriS grunoct paa S%ppcgraier.
mes SsnSiorbsieIie.
Sogreprelt SaInoan @sQer lonr
or fieuot ira lin GeItaeclie | Den fri.
ltelige llngoomSbeppgeIIe, or uo-
nTont til S~oSnepreit / llleru pco
ariltionia.
&riltionia ifaiier fla mere eleftriif
eneral peo at uobp9ge SoSiunfaloe.
nc % soc SolbergauIGggetS gfiefti.
pitet ira 10000 til $4,000 ST.
@rpieSior Soban Meper bar npIig
boIot Ell bel omtaIt ltoitiuing /
Observation-Disclosures / ariitionia ODER
afoarclIer, Segnineer % 6oto9ra-
tter I'll bans Monlmcutolperf "6or.
tics aiinit / NorgeS @pgoer." Ser
er nj notomuet 9 Setter al bette
Serf ON ben norite sSoIfefunit oa
enooa har ban bare bebanolet @uo.
branosoaIen og Selenarfen.
Yro~ieSiorotet / noroiif 2iterntur
cIter @erbnro @ron err Ieoiet. glonot
Iniegerne er AnberS arogpiq ion,
Here fienote MUuo bar uotaIt ia Tor.
Stotionen for troaoIeS Selrarai
oeo Stapanger bar M SorbinocIic
mco gmerifa.
: Norb Horge fom 8aoren / 9lar
meo lterf garrne % ltor goloiom.
heo. - Menneifer bIco orQbt peo
Sneifree. en- Gel al oiSie bsrte til
/ grsiioro.
Saore1tpret 8ri'tldtla bar frrm.
Iagt VIaner til en- llonibelie al Sri.
itiaria Saon for ell iamIet Sum al
IS Drill. SIR.
Norif neutrality-suspicious. ifaI
babe gorSmsoe pno 2iaebammer ira
20oe til 23be Sunni.
s Wtibten al Wtai boIotcs ct nor.
off 6oriattermsoe / aisbenbopn.
0en norife 6oriatter Iils Solicit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-15

9Reo nentrrit Sino HiIorebe ban, bpors
leScs Sornaooen Tom pner bans pafrc
Vp. % bodo oeu noretteoe. San ans
mooeee ale at gisre, hpob DC fnnbe for
at ienee 9irlp til DC mango SrGnsers
oe / 6ereus Sails.
ON gfterminSaaen bar Ser llofIugi
Ill Como Yart; ON apeIoeu Wantet,
Snttring $50 bGuteoe iie peo bi,gneuos
Soroc al GIeoc9rso % andre ueIima'
eenoe norIfe 8etter. Vroarammct be,
itoo al uomertet Soloinug af Rrs.
SIinia Solicitation. SaIer af Or
8oan 90 equator 2sbect, Rrs. Zee o.
Woen.
Ssnoas 6ormiNbag bolotcs @uSss
ticneitc nrco en- traiti9 grroiieu al Yn'
itor .. .. Sleiten.
Saa fom GIimaren al Stepnet on,
@ftermiooaaen mco Suopielie az De,
tore "Serpiee Stag, mco benpeo 400
Stierner paa, 80 i @ulofurne. Set
rnr en- StemuinBSiulb @itermiooa9
6oriamIinseu rei'te Jig 90 Gang "Gmes
RIGA, meoenS en- AfoeIina SoIeateutteI
Tom maridereuoes iub % tos Tlaos
peb Ylafformeu. Sil peuitre iao S9s
Ore % Mebre. bnis Senner babe oirei
fit oft. Statsaubitor Yrels taIte pao
@uselit % boISt 6oriamlineen / Stems
ming. ia ban bar fGroie, reiite Sors
iamliusen Zig, 90 unoer ~AiipueeIien al
"Star SpausIeo Banner" bIep Sers
pices 6Iasset ruaet pp al TO WnnS, bpis
Senner bar repr9lenteret meo Cub
iticrner. mebens @ieeformGnoene So
beef og gioe piftebe Oct tore Stierue'
banner ~fornu 6oriamliu9en. Serpac
ho!ot EQUATOR Ssbect e II fraft9 Gale,
ogiaa paa gn9eIit, Srof. 6olemo ipil'
leoe Here patriotiiie Nlimre, % beu
norile 0leeclub oar after tiIlteoe mec
i'm bplbige % potre Gang. Yaitor 2ss
beef bolot en- Gale paa Rorit, os tililut
talte aunt 9a9ietb paa Solonterues
0e9ne paa GnseIif. omfriug 700 par
tilitepe unoer penne oatre PATRIOTIC
Gambling. og ale bar enise i. at bet bar
IN iiGloen 9~sitiosituuo. @eo Semtioeu
brsb man op. og Def ODE Giteroplsitepne
bar tilenbe. AQe brog biem meo So
Ielien al, at bet bar ct bp99eliet %
pellytfet Stepne.
&. 8. llobpc, Sefr.