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rurTER, EGGS, GEESE.

NEW FUKk. Marrh d. ENl IrT--
Firm. Creamery higher than "Nir2s
10 n 60hc: creamery extras co. Sr"r">.
r9l2c: tlrsls. - n 59c; parking Stock
current mako No =. $50 SSH
EEEs--CnSGttlcd. Fresh gathered OK :
tras, 4SGr42 &c: fresh gathered ruCIlar
packed extra 1irStS. 4@tpl"t."; fresh
gathered regular packed trstS. IA. :.
Ali.c: STATE. Pennsylvania an dn"arhy
western hrnncry whites. ilnr to fancy
A. SF 4ac: state. Pennsylvania and nearly
acc: state. FcnnS? lv;umi;r ami nearby
hrnurry browns. II u i5": state. Penn
$ylvania and nearby hHnncry gathered
browns and mixed cnlnrS. 1! l.. II ~ &c.
ChrrSe--Strung. State. current mHi<"
specials - ~ 32A,c state. currcn:
make average run. 81: M32itc.
Live pouItry--F'irn. Fowls. &c
Other articles unchanged.
E'lour--l .IUhangcd.
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NEW ATHENS

Roy, DR.. t.ichrr. Of Adena. was here
last week visiting among his friends:
Geo. NJ Iatlin and daughter, Miss
Kew. were business visitors IN Cad7Z last
Friday.
here OH Tuesday calling on friends.
Mr.. Milton Minticr. OF levitt. o.. a
former resident of this place. was call
Ing on friends here last week.
Mr.. Charles Dickcrson and wltc OF
Montana. arc here visiting with Mrs.
pickrrsons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Graham.
MIR. Jack Lynn was in Cadi2 last week
and brought home with him q new Ford
car.
MIR end Mrs H. Y. Whitr.' Of Martins
Ferry, was here last week attending the
funeral Of David Minii"r.
Mr. u. L. E'arriSh made business trip
to C,adiz on Wednesday,.
/ Mr. James Porter. Mrs. George Porter
and Mrs. Edward Henderson were Sleu-
benvIlle visitors last week.
Mr.. Wallace Mcconnell and mother.
Mrs. John Mcconnell. were shopping IN
Wheeling on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Justice was shopping IN
Cauiz on Saturday.
Mrs. Lottic Forsyth". Of Canton. o.,
. WIS here last week visiting among
friends.
o.
dan dy. II" says all the boys are anxious
Ito got buck home and tho good old
United StulrS.
The congregation Of the United Pros
| hy,rrian church held their regular com
muninn services on last Sabbath. Tho
. pastor DR.. MrtI;ntnCk. was assisted on
! Saturday hy Or. Shrudr. who occupied
The pulpit on that day.
| Mrs T.. e. Parrish entertained NUM-
! h"r Of her lady friends on Tuesday eve,
: ming to an s o'clock dinner. They all
! enioyed the program Of the evening
; which consisted Of NUMBER OF oiHercn'
kinds Of games.
! Little Miss Vclma Paisley has been on
the sick list for the past several days
At this time she is somewhat better.
! Roy. Walters entertained a number OF
/ the mon who arr doing repair work or
the parsonage on Thursday evening &c
, an oyster supper and all that goes WITH
l.. Som" Of the men were not well the
next day.
| Mr.. McNaughton has purchased new
Oakland six automobile, and he expects
/ to receive il in few days. Mr.. Nc
| Naughton has been appointed sub-agenl
! Mr. Churley CLANCY and wife and
! Miss Mary Love were Wheeling visitors
on Saturday.
The coal mines Of this. locality arc
working about half time. It is, said they
will not work on full! time until a1tel
April LIST.
DR.. McClintock pastor Of the United
! Presbyterian church. delivered his fare
we'll sermon on Sabbath evening. II
seemed that DR.. McClintock was at hi:
best on Sabbath eve. as he delivered ONT
of the good sermons he can preach. DR.
McCllntock will be greatly missed from
this town and community. as he was {
man liked by everybody and FRIEND
loved by all. He and his wife expect t.
leave this week for their new homo neal
Pittsburgh
Miss Allie Adams, Of Cadiz, f. T. D.
spent q few days last week at the hom'
Of Mr.. and Mrs. R E. Holmes.
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Stocks 1880.
Fine Production Record
For Colorado Fuel & Iron

DENVER, March 1.-The appeal Of
the United States Fuel Administration
for increased coal output during the
summer and fall Of 1915 WAS responded
to pv coal miners Of IN" Colorado Fuel
ami Iron company with L better record
than that Of miners in my other district
Of the country, according TO tho annual
report of tho Culnrac" Fuel and Iron
com pam. distributed tn stockholders to-
day Tho record as given BY J. +. We'll
born. president of tho company, includes
Increase IN the daily output per man and
reduction in tn" average amount OF time
lost By laying off.
Tho annual report shows gross re-
ceipts of S4S.233.51:'. compared with
s43.51S.6l6 in 1917. The operating OK
panscs ware s4n.769.2n6. compared with
S34S52.9T2 in 1917. leaving net earn
ings from operation or S1.4E4."6S. com
pared with sS.GG3.6l4 N 1917.
Income from sources other than OYER
alton was s6GS.7+2. making q total not
income Of $S.10l,lll. compared with S9,-
41357S in 1917
Tho deduction of bond interest. crn"r-
nj taxes. sinking fund. amounting To So
TS10S9. left Il net income above tIHcd
charges IF s5.320.0"c.
Against this wcr" charged th'' follow
ING sums: sS34."GG rpr depletion OF
coal orc and limestone reserves; $751;
3G2 for depreciation on buildings and
couipment: Sl1S.oT6 to cover reduction
in book values ori- raw materials and
supplies; To correspond with present mar
kct prices.
This left q not income OF S".l":2. OF
from which was deducted Sihn.hh th'
estimated amount nf neon" and cNc"s:s
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SUGAR,

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE marker
for raw sugar was unchanged ar Nv
fur centrifugal TO the relincr. lherc
we're no purchasers reported by thu
committee. Receipts at Cuban, ports
, during tho past week were smaller. on
account or the strikH. being cstImatcn
at 1852 IONS against 1880 the pre-
,.viouS wcrk ana 1902 last year lner'
nrr now 49, ccntralS grinding against
l94 last year.
In refined there is only a moderate
demand. as buyers apparently have sHI-
piled their Immediate requirements
Exports arc being delayed on accouh!
Of Il scarcity Of ocean freight room. ana
rcfincrS arc able IN make prompt SNIP
nnnt. Prices are unchanged at cents
| for line Grunulatcd.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March li.--ht ioweV
prices NOR business vas don" t"'iay
~, .t;,olr rinyhnmS and Other cn,"r"d
cotton rr,,:;,tly reduced. .lohh"rS he
gan in som" parts Of In" country IN Of.
fer very low prices I" the raw trai
Print cloth markets wrr" tirmcr ans:
small advances werc reported. Wool
dress goods sold more freely. Raw SILK
was a shade higher
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

pITTSEIRLrH. March l1.--f:altlr--
Slow: supply light. lrim". $1,000 n
II .Gn.
Shcrr--Strady: supply Eight. Pru"
,yrihcrs. S14 ga l4.T&; cull< and com
mon. Sa.00U QUO: lambs, $500 Gplg.1J
veal calves S1$.O0f u E:P3
HoEs--Artivc: receipts. three double
decks. Prime hcavicS. mediums and
heavy Workers.. 1000: liSh,
Workers. $4,000 1875 piEs. $3.50 a
1a.p0; roushS, $500 g 1875.
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!
by the commanding general Of the
American Expc,litonary Forces:
Wounded tdcSrce undetermined ..
Wounded slightly ..,.....,........ -
ro,nl ............. a
wounded (pegree Uadetermined).
Wagner:
Stevens, George Allen. Columbus. q.
privntrS:
conrell, John E, East Liverpool. o:
Whiteman, James =, Williamsburg, Pa
Wounded Slightly.
privates,
Roogher. Charles. Rowlesburg, ". Va
Davis. William H.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
t;ruuau. George f.. Cleveland. Q.
naaisn, Thomas, East Liverpool, o.
IiazAa. SalN atnrG G.. Homestead. IA
Kill"n. .Iulu t.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
lirawsowaski. Stanislaus' lnttsoursn
Pa
Hill, Bennett Wiley, wnlowton. "
Stonrr. Joseph r.. Wayncsboro. Pa.
CHANGES IN STATUS.
wounded degree undetcEm1ned),. Pre-
viously Reported Killed In Action
Private:
('IannTsky. Morris Aliquippa- Pa.
Died previously Reported Died from
Wounds).
Si1nms, Sheldon W., East Liverpool, O
Returned TO Duty lEG6V1Oub3y ~cPSA sSN
Died from WounttS).
Krasktopovitch. Vosolia. Mount Union
killed in Action previously Reported
Wounded Slightly.
Triva;":
sullivan. James J.. Pittsburgh. Pa
KILLED In Action, Previously Reported
wounded degree Undetermined).
rrvate:
ya.lllyan. James j. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Killed in Action, Previously R~portet
Wounded degree undctermined}'
cIlIlispie, Lewis, Fraxers Bottom, "
Killed IN Action previously Reportet
: Missing In Actdon).
Lirutrnant:
Died from wounds CPrevtnualy Report
: ed Missing In Acton).
. Humphrey, Harmon R., Brilliant, o.
wounded Slightly previously RcpoFtet
/ Missing In Aetton).
Private:
uonndefl fDeRrea Unde<e1mfAed), Yfe
vtously Exported NtsstzB In A@s9oA).
! Privatcs:
Ferrang, Emerald. Martins 1errY, o.
Gordon. Frank, Cleveland. 0.
SICK In Hospital (PrevtDualy Reportst
mssins In AcaoA).
mechanic:
{ Names. Horny NJ. Warren o.
Returned to Duty {Prev1ou1l1 Exported
Missing m Acton).
Sergeant:
lnman. NaIteT H. LIZ cnto1u' d
Privatcs: =.
| Harris, Arthur. Ne"oEH, -. X
Hefrncr VIM. Dunbar, Pa. ESISi
Martin. Joseph g, WA1ren. -. Al1.
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THIRTEEN:

and Alberta J. L. Schmidt. "a uEhter,
Emma Lou:Elmer Hermann and dauSh-
ter, Vinetta; Albert Snedeker. George
Schmidt and daughter, Kathryn: J. L:
'Garvin and son. Jack: Joseph Curl ana
Carl Bendell. Misses: Beulah Snedeker,
Helen Garvin, Hannah Rieck Lota
Bonar. Irene Marble and Lillian Snede-
kcr. Mrs. J. l.. Garvin will entertain
the club on Saturday, March 22nd.
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ash quotations

! lash quotations:
: ,.orn-No. 3 yellow S1.43T1.+5; No. :
: yellow $l.39I2 q l.4o:No. yellow $3.50.
! Oats--No. white 81 q 62A C; standard
60 63Ac.
: Purk-Eominal.
J Iarri--$27.50.
, EibS-S25. 0nGf25.no.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. March, II, ~.
Furnished The lnt"l!Ig"rc"r by a. E.
Masirn & 60" members If The New York
Stock EAchang". National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling, W. w.
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MovtuE.

A number Of families in this neigh
borhood arc moving this week. Harry
Lily has moved to Lin estone from tho
ham has moved his family into the ]. a.
Tomlinson house and David Brown Is
moving into a house on the D. 81. Car
win farm Wesley White, Of Wheeling
creek. will move onto the ]. v. BehFena
70
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. VA. March H. 10
Furnished The Intclligcncer ny \: r.
Mastcn & Co.. members OF IN" New lnrH
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
lrr Wheeling, W. Va.
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CORN MARKET
IN Bic RALLY

cH1CArO. March ll.-I.iftinG OF tho
railroad embargo against New York raj
lied tho corn market to-day after prices
had ruled lower during most OF inc Sos
sion The close was unsettled. l. cent
off 70 cent net advance with May
S136s. 10 s1.37A AMI July Sl.3lI. t"
Sl.31ss. Oats finished unchanged TO 7:
cent higher. .o,
Provisions gained 80 cents TO sl.Oo.
Corn showed, strength only at the open
ing and the ctoSc.
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SHERRARD

The T. D L. Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. Carl Sned-
eker, Of EdGdale, on Saturday. The
hours were devoted to fancy work and
= dainty luncheon was. served The
quests ware: AesanmeS R. C. Snedeker
and daughters, LeeAnna Belle, RnA>rta
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Ny, STOCK EXCHANGE

wuEE,LrNG, ". Va. March u Is"
u,,-,ished The Intelllgencer by a: =:
nssten = CO. members Of the New a0EA
Sst. %cbanee. National Bank Buile-
81 wbceiing. ". Va Louis +. 1essa'
Resident Partner.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
PETROLEUM.

OIL. CITY. March 1l.-Credit pal
auccs, 81. Runs I33.34S: average. u
no Shinmnnts. 95.3j3; average, oo,O3l.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. March IL, ~.
Furnished The 1ntciligcncer BY A. E
Mas,cn 6. Co, members OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange National Bank Bu!!d-
ing Wheeling w. Va.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March II, IL.
Furnished The Intclligcncer BY a. E
Masten < Co.. members OF the Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va.
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Briafa md Personals.

Captain Will Snedeker. who was dis.
charged from the service at Camp Sher-
man. recently. left on Monday for MOT
gantown, where he will resume his
studies in the university.
Miss Myrtle Winters is i'll with influ-
enza-
MIS-. Harry ". Bloomfield. Of WASH
fngton, Pa, is the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. McCombs-
N. J. Schmidt, Of MI Olivet. ~ sick.
Mrs. n. A. MARBLE, OF Bethlehem. was
visiting relatives in Warwood last week.
The schools here arc still closed on
account Of the influenza situation. and
no services were held in either churcn
on Sunday.
Harry Rieck. Of Mozart, is quito i'll. :.
Lieutenant Joseph Curl has 3rrtyed
from France. where he was with the
American t.xreditionary Forces. Hc IL
spending a Is day furloush with 7hia
wife, ut Mt Olivet.
.
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Wounded degree Undeter1n1ned)

-,
Davis. Thomas s.. Pittsburgh: Pa.
PrivatrS:
Miltjaduwni. Antonio. Hutlcr. Pa.
Srhnit&. Itaymund. cleveland, q.
wounded Slightly.
i'rivatrS:
Smith. John O.. Akron. =.
Nalrk. Joseph. cleveland. q.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March =. -.
Furnished The Intelligence b. A. E
Mas;ca & Co. rnsm bcrs of the Boston
Stock Exchange. National BANK 8ulio-
!nS Whcr..ng. W. Va.
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FIRST LIST OF WOUNDED.

Thu following casualties are reporter
~ III" commanding general "i IN"
American EXpr,iitiru Forces:
Nuuud.d tirErrr undetermined .... 40
Mounted slightly .................. Is
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w Va, March II. ~.
Daily quotation list Wheeling STOCK
Exchange, compiled for the 1ntelliEen-
Ger.
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The InteHigencer Want Ads 81
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Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Private:
Cuhn. Samuel. Carton. q.
Died of Disease.
l'rIIHi'S:
Moore Marion e, Morgantown, W.
Va
Kr!%s W"nGrlin w. Pittsburgh, ia.
Young, tilrnn. Mmn%firld. q.
Wounded Severely.
Irirat..S:
Crosteu, Charles Arthur, Moutrose, w.
Va.
Nugen, Edward S., Dempsey, VI. Va.
Sims, William c., ParEeroburS, W. va.
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-RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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SECOND LIST OF WOUNDED.

The following casualties are reported
hv the commanding general Of the
American EXpc,litiunary Forces:
Wounded idcgrcc undetermined 49,. i"
Wounded slightly ..,............... -
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NIGHT LIST.
Tn" following casualties arc r"pprtrH
by thu commanding general OF the
AMERICAN EXprdiliuuary Furtcs:
Died from accident and other causes Ii
Died OF a"ruplanc accident .........
Died nf disease ~
WuunLrd severely ................. 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

Nrl0e / 0cn lille rp0nlaltc Stllcu
lao ganrIe Wtnren. - Sanfcrnc ar.
beibcbc Jig tiIboge / Siocrne, til ocn
Dang bun Iou ~ Mars Scutc bIcD
i%orlopct nco Ole Berg % uiocrc
Irem til bun iom Giles Some ilptteoc
mo ! Ben lille Stucn bpor bun III,
lao gonlnlcl % graa.
Get baO0c uGret en- lpftcIia 5io,
IulO al llngOonl2frait % Ipic Gor.
b%aabninGcr. Oien oere5 2pffe bIep
ferit belt iuIofommen ga ct 9lar CT.
fer ocrea lille @lit fom iii @crocl.
8uttcn blep talot Sans, eitcr i'm
Iarfar, Sans Berg. - Iorene aif.
San5 porte OF til III mil % IpOi1
@llt iom 6orGIOrcne banbe megclt
0IUOe al. - 2IQcr giIocit inntcs ban
Oct a naar ban lit 70 no paa mart
blonfc Suroet % life, oa itraolcoc
ban ~'ornncllg llaar ban fom bicnl
nlcO aogciiif iii Ytor. -
Saa set Naret ban ipIote f. Mar
'tltloc ban Tor 'grilc Sang iua pare
moo lin t5ar poo @iutcriiifc Sofo.
ten. Sans bar nloele2 cQeuil0 al
8lT0c % inatfCoe ollcrcoc ON Den
fine Soiotgaue Ofor ifuIbe iaa. Men
V}arcu par lt1clom Iaa title % iorl-
iulo, mems bun aif ser % lua0c /
&lltcrne og itcltc oct pau oct bCoitc
Tor line AiPrC.
GnocIig uor oa Gancn oprmoct.
%iolflar % lager, ga Sc ifuIhc reiic.
Noren iulqte ocm iii 6iprcn. Ter
Boz bun 6arucl % lpfiom 3ur. Mrl
en0oa Irngc eiter al @oaoen bar noe
al Spnauiooe itoo bun ser oq imtirrc.
DC cfter 0en. Gnoelig maattc hun
Ie5riuc Jig ira De triite Sanfer %
gaa bienr. Vteu hiemme / Stl,c,
par oct blet iaa triit % title, barC
aattcoua Iaa ueO Sonen % itroftc
iig p~eIbehogelig.
%interen benranot TITLE o. rolig
ior Wareu. mart ! 6ieict o. mart
inoe PED Hoften. Sra Sans % Gle
bapoe bun Sreo baaoe tiot og oite.
On Sag, mems bun lao og ipanOt.
bAteoe oct iagte paa Geren. Get
nor @pgoens Brett. San fom Tor a,
briuse oct triite 9uo at be9qc bcn-
ocS Store bar blet borte paa Sisen.
3e bapoe en- iGl Stormoag nopet iig
iorlangt no oaa Siscn. iaa baobe
ell mGatig 9roaoiis tagct Dem beg
&c ouerburo.
Iette 3u6ifa6 rammeoe Rarer
boarot. Senbes isr Iaa ranfe Rps
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

uinaer, uiier set en- oadialoenoe ga.
rigbeo. Selu ON oct aIereOe bar
begpn6t at raooue Iiot, nil Oct Dog
iom Regel uore IGngere euo mt. Or.
empeIuiS fan iaaleoe5 nPoue5, at en-
Del gdrlIe 9pf8plmfer fsrit / ca. 80
9lnr hor giort Sieneite iom Ssmmer.
prg / et Sis o. li6en / ca. 10 aar
iom @irr6eltolper.
Zen RaSie SeIeionitoIper %
@irrbeltolper, lom M bruaeS, rnao.
rer ioriproelig tort, Oct er ct fort
aopitaltob. Hiatigrof bor man
aonieroeriresmioIer. iom beoorer
8rpet Ipnge, men De fnIber ioo foIt.
bare al BRUCE. On man iiteoet Loo
itolperre liage / SaItIafe, piIoe nc
ioa Ell itcrf &orieroeriug, Der boaoe
bar onrig % meget btltgere END De
Wonoer, iom elers brtges. Ogiaa
iii llohu5bpQnirqcr moatte bel Oct
ionme funnc bruges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

blcp / ct 9tu froGct "a set uutre bril
ne SOAR blcp ~ltcnplct mco bpioc
Striber.
Naren par rncO cit bIet aammcl.
Warac Mar er Qoact ijocn ocn
ulntfclige EInter % til nu nj iunbcr
benoc igien / Den 'ommn lille Stuen
bpor bum en9alll 0or iao 1lob %
luffclia. Neget olot nor hllu osict
al 5ore % Sopu One "a altlc lio.
ser bun % orsnimcr ON ipmouc ii
Der
Striffeteict er 'alot uco paa San.
act, Nopeoet ieaet neo paa @rpiict
Ncnoucr oct ~ielohoibc Saar barrier
SoIitraoIcrnc al Ben iuuferbe SoI,
oct cr iom uii ocu euNml cnaana
Inic % / oen iattlgc Stue irocn oen
reOnlenoe ic9 | Nupct. - @nmle
Mioren er gooet ior at nle6c Dem Tom
blcu rcpet ira hcu0c hin Stormeaa
paa 9oiotbauct.
HaQubllo Spitue3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

lerimoo bar Mericos GIjetuou
'trt, lom finn cr Ell Snes Mar gam
mel, uopifIet iig meo ripenoc 6oit.
'ioen Ser t 1911 opoageoe5 roalc
cnormc SprlugfiIoer Ggiaa ira
Irdcntlla % Bern fonmer Der en-
Gel Petroleum.
I'm Petroleum ems C~priuoclic
bar Ger til iorifieligc 8ioer berifct
DC lor'fieaigitc N~nituelicr. 5 pIore
Eto mente man. at Petroleum et
hlcu 0dnnet al SteutuI5lagene, ioct
otSle bleo oooormet al Den ln0rc
Norhourmc. huorpeo Sc ai9au Gam,
ne. lorn rao tolocre Steoer iortpttet
lll Ill YetroIeum. glt tiloaa5 bar
lnnihlertio ocu Aniflrelie punoet lis
brcoelIe, at EetroIeum'e ibnertiulo
lor Ell onerueteuoe Gel er oannet al
ouriifc Stoiie pna Steoer, hpor +
er. oeoc Sisopr / ltorc WtPuaoer er
lt0Uet lallntell oq blet oPEfet AZ Scr
% aalflIam, hporeiter be iudleoe3
oalueoe Grleirtnger ienere peo BE
oPaeIIer ! Soroiforpen eler iortint
N1lelring al me @ag ooenpan De pI.
ORE er bIet m1oerfoltet CT bpit Srpf
% rlmeli9pi2 lamtIhtg Oppormning
/ De opbere liggenoe BARTER al
%orolforoen 0euuc Gpiatning, ser
cr ~irenint Al @sicr poa 8rulSlag
al aeoIogllfe llnoeris9eller % pber.
Iigere b~egritroet al Guqler lOm neb
om'ottenoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bar
GIuet Nrbeibet paa ar uhreoe Retro.
Iclm'cn2 S~prinoelie Ell no Retning
~ lert BET CT tort Sfribt frcrlab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24
gait becorcr Sr0ptrfct.

nj Salt bcpnrer Srr MOB Sor.
ranonclie er III gonuuel iiertot Soro,
bc0. ) ocu aooe gnmIe Sto, ga Sell.
itlbene par iau Irniomwe og ser fort.
urf bpqQeoeS rpe, bar oct oItio Ell
omtTnflom RcoerS VIigt laa mart
iom mlIig at ioo Ell nm Sfuoe be.
irogtet mco Ell SoltIait - FOR at gio.
re 9nmmcrct noriqerc. Wau bapoe
lang Gridriug for, at bette bar me-
get nnttiq.
Nanr man bruger qartmeIt Jolt
trlIftet Sfib&temmcr til llobuSbng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

bngnlng. San forcIlaar bpgact CT
itprrc Sits mco Riinn Tor MiliGcta
Samlinger, Ell itsrrc SoI Tor Soltc
ofoocmicta 6orclCaninAcr iannt Ritut
Tor @ibliotct. Tlancn pii iclpiaat /
ocrnc Sib trGpc mango Tcngc.
SNnabcrg bar cnbmt q i%lltcrcalallt
WtiliTum nenllig "NpolmuiGct". Get
inocholocr mcgct al [rtcrcaic ira
Nonliangltcn ierite Sio Ill MI. Oct
or i,Orcttct i eli al @pauingcrnc paa
SlotaiiClbct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

t~ereritc al @rsuinger Spportcritc .,
|. b. Nrbcioagiucrne mo lsrc liz
llcnoc Sort, % man fan ultinu | Gr.
ic, bOor otto en- Su2mo0Cr filter
Eiqc.
Wongclcn poa Sicnitcpiacr ipnea
al pGrc itor. Client Ser tiIbpoer
iiG Wa@icr al 9o0t Ionneoe VIoOic
poa bcttc Smraaoe, cr Sc arbcioalr.
ic 'n1cgct uniligc til at taae 3lcucitc
/ &rSbolouingcrue, bpub ser uatllr
llRuls fonlmcr al, at sc ionl 6abrif
arbel0critcr bar UUrulct 'il Ill mcr
icIpltUr,big al hi@ppucrc ouer lin sri
tin. &c flcltc uil oQIaa til Nabrlfcr
nc. Nj DC 5000 arbclOaleic Wctalar
bci0eritcr / Berlin tuuoc 0og / <SuIi
bore 800 ina &cltlpitiqclic Gen
~itorite Gitcripcraicl Hialot alminoc
lile Spcritcr. ! ocn nrpntc Wioo
nco baobc ogiaa enNcl tnget Tlob3
iom ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Ioftct al Dcn
lterrc NIgoom paa Scuuet3ml0ler
noe pan Saloet.
: oct belle tagct cr oog Sc, iOu Ell
gang 'hnr boiot liz / @ncn meQet
utiIbeieliQc til at iorIaoe Sen, icIp
ON Mhlli1bcocrnc Tor llofommet cr
Itcrrc andre Stcber. Tor at binorc
Tor itcrfc C]pbobninacr al Arbeio5Ie.
ic i Nigsbopcoitaoen CT ser gipct en-
%op, citer bpiltcu ole, ION life ier
ariqen bar bcitiritilct / Berlin, ifnl
pcnoe tilba0c bio, buor Sc or fonmuct
ira.
Gnbucr Yropin3 bar lin Nrbetn2
onpianiuH. @coit por Arbcioamor,
tebct / %uli i Socbicn, % / Noro %
Elt bchsucoc man Ell itor WUugoe
%onoorbciocrc. ! ocn inopcitIiQc
Gel Al 9ii1ct q Observation-Disclosures.
lie Ocrimoo oourIiGc.
&c orbcioaIoic Nuin0cr iaur Ell
Observation-Disclosures al 49,
Mari ON Gogcu, iom nog life ref
fer Iongt urlOcr ocll hcritcroc Spr
tlo. NrbcioCrlfcr m0er IS 9lor mau
ior at iau bette &i0rug aoa / Sort
Iottcl'caitulc, en- i"iffcrt mcget pclbc
tUntt NOrnroning. - "Notipuclcr
Trollenoicnit". Ell Organization al
oIc loctalc o0 Observation-Disclosures
%l1Ncnior &utn0cpCrocncn, hor oginn
tnorcttct ofgiltairi &urricr Tor ulgc
EiQcr / GINNING, Sfripuina % Ell
Gel andre SfoIcinq. Ger or cnoui
0crc Gpln@ltinQafontorcr for fpin0c.
'lidc Nrbcioaiegcnoc, bpor criurltc og
bonncoc apiuocr ipner at iillbc en-
bier SsAcnoca ipcciclle 6oruoiut
ming ior &c forificaioe @cifiritigcI
Ter % ~ioreuriA rent ~pcrionlig bare
Dc isgcnOe til Hooo og &IUlp.
Ger iopnc9 imioIcrtio N~ebhirlpa.
arbcioc ior apinocrnc, mems Der /
&rlgcna &clpnoclic par Cpcriloo
pon Oct. Get, iom M iinocs al ocrl
Slog2, or nOc!llffcnoc bcrcgnct poo
DtUlb. Trnne MonGel, iom ppffcr
nrc1cn Scfpmring / Icocnbc apinbc.
treble, cr iao mcget mere bctTnfcIig,
iom man BETTER cnonu itDrrc gr.
ecclesiastical, citcrhonnOW lom Sc
100000 a%rigaianaer pcuocr tiIba0c.
Dc tIltagcnoe 6orlpitcIicr og Troili.
tltloncn taller ogioa pua bette Snt.
raaoc lit tpbelige Sprog.