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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

75s
The Illinois men name on the list
We're.
Killed ~ Action.
Merle Olson kcmpou
stanley OsIow-lJ Bo.kdJle.
Died Of Disease.
Edward Moore Chicago.
Jesse c Nixon. Arthur
Henry T. Micike, Melvin
Roger y. Tai, Wulisyillr.
Earl +. Jones. Premption
Wounded Severely.
HcIlou Bryant. Knoxville
James Gates. Chicago
Frank Lewis. NestdcId
Earl Bouyla. Fulton.
Huber Aber. Martin. Champaign.
Frank J. SliloN SKY Chicago.
CIsme. 5. Emit CHICAGO.
Joseph Maslanka Chicago
Stefan Ozimek, Joliet
MISSING IN 4CNo"'
Ned : CiwiusN Chicago.
Died Of Wounds.
Nelson. Theodore v. Lieut.. Chicago
BasJ. Tony Chicago.
Wounded Severely.
Chenault Thomas, Corp. Chicago.
ial0ago. Antonio, Chicago.
Missing in Action.
Torpi.ka. George Corp. Chicago.
Died Of Wounds.
Lyons. Edward, haywood.
Killed IN Airplane Accident.
sutherland, Harold H.. Lieut.. NJ.
Nahb
Wounded Severely
Gaines Eroy Corp. Springfield.
Antrim Ray H.. Paris
Hooking ernest, Shobiner.
JIcC3s. Herbert. EId0tt
Missing in Action.
Scoy. Earl F. Corp MarryylIie.
Frey William. Mendoza
Towel james W Birds,
Corrections.
Killed in Action. Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
Corp Frank t. Drew, Mt. Ster.iHA
JACOB F. Dansing Grafton
James Y Johnson, MulkeyOwu
FRANCES PoMmann. Brussels.
Airing c. Nanbibber. Savanna.
James A Vincent Quincy
Harry Z. Welker Heron
Died Of Wounds, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
JoAn H. Prink!e. Chicago
LIen'. Homef W Dahrineer Wan
hegan.
Emil W y. Hoener, Quincy.
A0fth Meyer Chicago.
Sunday List
Washington Jan. l2,--Army casual
les reported by the commander Of the
american ENpeditionaiy Forces and
s'led today listed a. total Of 3+S
names. as follows;
wounded severely -.............3I2
wounded. degree undetermined g
Missing in action .....-....-.-.. 80
-
3ts
AnrnIad ca,,.-ut
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

IIp Illinois Non named on ''+ irl
u,. {:
Died Of Wounds.
Previously Reported Severely Wound,
ed.
Serct Frank j. Simon. La Grange
Wounded Severely.
Ralph W Johnson, Chicago.
Wounded Severely
Previously Reported Missing In hc.
tinn.
Boht r. Trainor, Chicago
Missing in Action.
William james. Chicago.
In Hospital.
Previously Reported Missing in Ac.
ton.
Chester W. Brown. Chicago
1om Sandusky, Dcpue.
Returned to France.
Previously Reported Prisoner Of War.
Anthony =. Znidersie, Joliet
Present for Duty.
Previously Reported Missing.
&elsGn r. Flecner, Mattoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
Drawn for This pap:I By Frank Leet

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

Carbonate - George q Shelton
New Yora. former treasurer OF the
}eTt H.ieau national commit sc Is
greatly improved in a no pital here
rom injuries received while inspect
ne q mine q DoWcll.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

Naukegan - This city Vas WITHOUT
water supply tor six and oue-hal1
hours Thursday Smsh ana needle
Ice stopped up both city intakes ana
put the water works out of commits
sion. BY fordng water from the
mains ont through the intakes the
rouOle was ended
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
America Travels Same Road As England, McIlwane Tells
 Chamber of Commerce Men
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
 remedy for the labor situation. This program calls for making the trade union the legal representative of la bor: the collective bargain the usual method of arranging industrial dis putes; the national eight-hour day; and a sympathetic consideration of the project of nationaIizing industry.
 These proposals seem very radical and extreme to us. They have e1- ready been presented in substance by the Railway Unions to our own Con- gress in connection with the manaee- ment of the railroads. Furthermore, we have already accepted to a large extent in this country principles such as that of the declaration that labor is not a commodity. which are en- urely subversive of the present wage system.
 Beside this. we have to face the fact that the same causes, which have brought England face to face with proposals such as the miners and the National Guilds have in hand, are op- erative in this country, and are urg- ing us along the same road The problem that faces us is how to in crease the productivenesS of industry in order to meet the inevitable ex- pansion in the demands of the work hg people as they rise to higher levels of life. We may take 1t for granted that they are going to make the at tempt to reach the higher level, and their demands will be continually ex- panding The limits within which these demands can be safely granted have already been reached in some Of our industries. It is only n question of time, when they will be reached in all Of our industries.
 That is to say. we are travelling the same road that England has been travelling. There is no other road for Us to travel. We are bound to meet the same experiences. and come up against the same suggestions that she has encountered. The labor unrest. which is sometimes spoken of as inn ported into industry by labor agita- tors, is Q very real thing. It is an up- rising of the working classes as they insist upon higher levels of life.
 Their demands cannot be met by simply Distributing the products of industry, because industry does not produce enough to meet their de- mands. Their demands cannot be met by sympathetic talk about co-opera- tion, ana the Golden Rule. The Col den Rule works only when there is cake enough to go around. The real problem which is before us, and which will be before us, no matter what ism or ology may reign, is this problem of increasing production. We must live on our income, and we cannot increase our secale of living safely unless the income increases with it.
 For this increase of production, we need a greater spirit of corporation on the part of the workers. It is my judgment that this cannot be ob-
 l-,r radical than any that we have hith- erto attempted. The British work men are coming before England with d concrete program When fifteen million want it, they are going to put it into force. It may be good thing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
DEPARTMENT kEVISES ON PLUMBING AND CURTAINS
New Bureau Opens in Y. w. C.
 A. Overseas Office.

A new department of finance has been organized by the Y. W. c. A. for its work in France. Miss Constance Clark of Pasadena, Cal, is the execu- tive. Miss Clark before her recent coming to France was director of the big '. w. c. A. Hostess House at Camp Lewis, Washington.
 All contracts, leases and rentals for new buildings will be handled by Miss Edith Austin of New York City, an experienced architect and builder, who vii: work through this newly ere ated section.
 Plans for remodeling and decorat- ing rooms, clubs and hostess houses taken over by the Y. w. c. A. will be in ti.e hands of Miss Mary Buchanan, an interior decorator, who comes orig tnaIly from Scotland, but who has been working in France for the American Y W. C. A since the beginning of its war work there.
 In addition. the department Is com piling lists, suggestions and general shopping guides for all the buying of the Association in France, including all kinds of building equipment from cretenne curtains to plumbing sup plies.
 A cafeteria expert win have a place In the department to act as general ad- visor on restaurant and cafeteria proj- ects of the Association throughout France.
 In short. the department Is to be more than finance alone. It Is to be kind of general advisory department and clearing house for all other de- partments in the French association q department where dollars will be faeasure1 up against deeds and needs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28

or it may not be good thing, but unless the employing classes of this country succeed in coming before the country with a program which bet ter meets the approval of the work ing classes than the program which is being prepared in England, we may expect that the English pro gram will be set before us in the shape of an insistent demand on the part of labor.
 We might as we'll face this fact, and understand that these things are not to be handled excepting in some very thorough fashion"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
MALE HELP WANTED

MACHfNIST, ALL AROUND ALSO LATHE HANDS for heavy and light work
 PTANER HANDS Steady position. Good surroundings. First class men need only apply. Open shop conditions. Standard ratc or pay prevailing. Reply immediately to MIR. GEORGE,
 Box 30, Room 2O9, 621 Broadway, New York.
 R2Stfp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28

The Centers will hold a practise meeting tonight IL number one dia- mond and the manager requests all the members to be present
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28

Tailored well made, good fitting, especially for full figures those wearing garments little larger than the regular sizes. Chemi- -pantalons all sizes, including 46,
 S25o, $500, S35O and up Envelope Chemises, $50, $4.OO and up Night Gowns, $275, $500 and up Skirt Combinations, extra sizes, 46, 4S and 50,
 $2.5O $500 and $3.5O Corset Covers all sizes $1. .50 $175, $2.00 and up Drawer and Skirt Combinations lace and broidery trimmed, sizes 36 to A.
 $2.5O, $500, $3.50 $4O0 and up Drawers, $1 25, $1 50 $2.OO and up Drawers, extra belt measure, s6 inches, Short Skirts
 Long Skirts lace trimmed Long Skirts, 36 belt measure,
 Stock is very complete at present.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
RESTAURANT

GRAND OPENING of the American and Chinese Restaurant gs9 Broad St. opp. City Hall. Best American and Chinese dishes. Sea foods in f-~eou We make own own pastry. open day and night. R2sss"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
< < # < < t * j, * + < + < < < <
Y. w. c. A. WORKER
 IS DECORATED.

+ Y. w. c. A. WORKER
 < IS DECORATED. :
 +
 % Miss Marion Porter of New ! JS York City was decorated the ! < other day in the name of the T JS Chaplain General of the Amerf- ! # can army with the Church War , + Cross. + Her citation was for her moral ! k and spiritual contribution to the , 4 war x For more than a year Miss , # Porter has been at a hospital ! < center in Vittel. France, as a ! x representative of the Y. w. c. A. .
 # in charge of a nurses club there. ! 4 < < # # 4 < < k < < < *. t < < <
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28

REQ TRUCK, 1915 model two ton capacity: first class mechanical con dition. Price S550 fl sold at once. shaniey Auto E,ochsnge. 32f Charles St. Barnum 4939 and Noble 61.
 R2Ots
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
AUTO TRUCKING

AUTO TRUCKING and furniture re- moving: local and long distance rates reasonable. ?. r. Miller, 21 Jones Ave. Barnm 73sS.
 '10R2sa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
AUTOMOBILES

HIGH GRADE auto painting; prices reasonable. Bennett & Day. corner Randall and Housatonic Ayes. Opp. Bllfon Machine Co. Telephone.
 R2Sss~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
The Plaid Skirt is a favorite this summer

The material is soft fine quality of all wool, the plaid indefinite or dis tinctively bright, as suits the wear CTS taste or figure.
 Widths 4S to 54 inches,
 $500 to $500 a yard Plaids and Tweeds, all wool, for suits and skirts, storm coats, also for boys suits.
 54 inches,
 $285 to $3.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
Have You Seen
 Miss Bobs2

Miss Bobs is the youth ful favorite of all socie- ty. She is a little puff of something,to be worn under the hair over the ears.
 She makes the little coil of the correct size, and the shape it should be.
 In various shades needed,
 25 cts a pair
 Notion Stock, main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
TODAY'S WANTS

POSITION WANTED as soda dis penser; experienced; age 16. Ad- dress Soda. care Times. a"p IVANTED-Single house to rent, of about 6 to Q rooms in good location. ErOokllwu section preferred. Adults Fest of reference. Chas. S. Cole. 251 State St. R27 s*p -OST-Depoeit pass book. No. 96O31. Bridgeport Savings Bank. Reward for return to bank. Application for new book to replace same having been made, any claims upon said book must be presented to said bank without delay. otherwise said book will be cancelled and closed and new book issucd in lieu there Cs R27sap 2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
In the ca Room

III uIC ] ga NOOl1l
 These warm days in-- cline one to think of nice cool drinks.
 Of course there s Iced Tea or Coffee, or Choco- late, all very good. And nice Milk.
 And there's Ginger Ale, Root Beer and Grape Juice.
 And there's "Char- meuse,' mixture of var ious delectable things in a happy sort of shake up.
 And there's Poland Water.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
Mems Smart Accessories for Decoration Day

Wonderful values at sfO and SIP.
 Summer Shirts S2 and S2.5O.
 Soft cuff shirts in color ed stripes.
 Great lines in madras, repps, crepes at s, S4 and $5.
 Sport shirts with collars attached, S2, S2.5O, s.
 silk Sports Shirts. SC.
 Many kinds of summer underwear including the celebrated Rockinchair Two piece garments, also union suits of fine, check ed uainsOok.
 Two piece suits, 75c, $1.
 Union Suits, SIPS. S1.jO. Sf.65.
 Union Suits, St.25. s1.5O. S1.G5, S2, S2.25, s2.5O, S3 and S1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
Necklaces

Necklaces Crystal mounted sin French metal, imitation amethyst, aquamarine, and light sapphire, Jewelry Section, main floor. Priscilla Fancy
 Work Magazine out for June
 15 cts a copy Yearly subscription,
 $1.5O Art Department main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
La Grecque Undermuslins

Third floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
Pumps and Low Shoes

for summer wear Models for women and misses Wide or medium toes, hand turr ed soles, and low, military or French heels.
 Patent colt, glazed and dull kid, soft, light gun metal calf, tan and brown Russia, white buck and can vas.
 5000 to 5000 Prices according to leather and material
 Main floor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
"uniperiity in Khafi".

Chicago oen t7oe Nou. "llul'
pcriitetet / &butl aabneoc3 igaar /
Camp Grant,
Sper I 200 regrlGre imnotrifuIe.
reoe SoIoaterinlocnter maritereOe,
meo fine SfoIebsger moer 2lrmcn,
/ WtiIIt9r 5ormotion ira line @orat.
fer til line i~oritieaige a~loaicuGrel.
Ter | Observation-Disclosures Zig
nalbornet aiIeite SfoletIottcu uc0
6orfpnoeIicn al 6rifuarterernc.
@rneens GblcogoOiitritt bar Oen
ierIte ai0eling al "llniucriitctct )
&Dafi" / Hoctioro, Der banner ct
SEQ / FIanul ON at gjsre Irmeen
til ioapel Ell G~plp5nings. i0u mIIi.
ter SnititutlOn.
SfoIcn bleU iormeIt oabuet al
MiIitpruniperiitctets GbeiOjreftor,
@cneraImaior @ea, Der i Ell 3aIe
Iasoe ocm Sen ~2lnleoning pao @ier.
re, Tom her beocs Dem til at crboIoc
en- liberal o. tefutif llo0anncIie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
Wleeet at taffe for.

Boston, DiaE, ben 150c !too.
@upernsr Goo.l0Je, Der gioroe iiJ
bersnlt peb lin iaite Sptrpoeu uns
ser @oIitiitrcifen 3eri 9pen, % i0m
peo iioiIe @uIg b!eo Gienoolgt meo
itor Waioritct, hor uoiteot ~ieIgeuo}
thanksgiving i reclamation.
"SiIitanoen b.1not Dem, ION ri.
ser (orbeioer) ar bsiere, beore 90
iifrere eno / ale ioruogaaenoe Gi6s'
oIore. 10 al en- itor aoniIifts 42sr.
te bar oiit ia t.lrere, nGrmere enc
n~ogenitnoe Tor &Iilonen al et SiD qcG
Soroen mlnore % mlnore uloer
Wagtens Oreben6e Snang, mere %
mere unoer Gorruitens % Hlmeljl.
beoens ~Iiugiuenoe Sn0Hpoelie.
NoroIif Yiagt bar Ieiret ouer ~.
Tiff Rngt. Ior l~iIire0sbe0 me6 Dc
nqrpprcnoe 5iIitanoe err Ser en-.
bper 8runD, bp5 % parig. 6or
lltiIireosbeo err ser blot oeres gle.
meo. iom pnifer at iremme Gam.
iluoets 5ieHoera Sag.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
SYnd,in9.

Voberlu no, 0m 17Oe NoO On
9tcger, iom Uar autIolct Tor al have
oU%erioiot Oh y.guorct en- 6druler 0e0.
Y}aDu GOmaro (bompiou lors0o9
Qiteu, 6leu ipnd1ct S@ooG al Ell
mob pou 100 mditarcoc 4iEuO. Ere
uDOrc gtegerc, iom ba0oc Jlltaoct uto
CoeyiaIogt paa Ghompiou, uor 5let
arreltcre6e % troiot NrnGilet !:
Ntacou. On man frn1tooe Tor, at
,ltobben ulIoe giare CT GoriaJ poa
5giaa al Ipude Dem, 0,eo bet 6cilut.
tet al St.Ibeo at iuo Dem Ieuot bio
I'll Y}o5erIu. Yaa &looeien l0ftcoes
Get osu imiolertIo at f,agte ira i'm
GolteJa. 10 al ogm er ianera 6Iepct
g@aaIrc5nc az Drag. / Stttcrla0.
Get iorIDocr at ]t,Jcrne haooe til.
itnoct, at be Gle par ) u. @s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
en- milit0r St9f0ro.

Detroit, Did, 16oc Rog .
isrite al Midigaus / &er5astrisn
.ialone Seltc came BONE ioag. y
Uar GS / Soaet, iour baU0e oIrct (
BET ! HllsIano3 iicruc Roroen, og DE-
mootoge5 meo ale Sc 2Gres5loiaHin.
ger, JON en- t%ofnemmcIiJ @g %
aommlme tuuoe poe Dem.
Reo Ell 9Gre5Baroe paa coo
Qlano al oere3 tioligcre aamerater
/ 339oe acknowledgement bIeu D.
ilagimpttaoe Sitter paa m.IIturs
a~Potortrucfa isrt ira S@erubaucita
tiouen giennem Be al (uinoer AZ
42cmciter me0 bIottc0c &oUeoer %.
fplote @aoer I'll Gin sal, Sun
(onerne al Sergemarten az "9|ea
rer mn 800 TO Sbee" os RMguiugen
al airfetlotferne ai6roo 0en beItloe'
Iise StiIbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
Wnt fra auc Sance.

Oct looer til, at Abntiral Solt'cbaf
life fom gal,ife belifinoet ITO al Smlt
meb fin Nrne. ct traaole't ofttclelt
Gelearcm ira Noifpa al 1Soe Non.
fortuller, at Solticbaf. Irneeits I'll.
baaetoa efter Reberlaget peo Omit
ortebe fla ipm SIltet t pilo noroen.
Sobiet Srpppcrne tog tilfange 10
al aoltfcGafs 8enernler % ooer 100
onbre Sfftcerer. De forfelger ben
Iloane Irrne sItober % bar allereoe
beiat en- &pffe Stininger 20 Nttl
GIT for Omit % eiort ct l,ltaaoel1gt
SrigSbptte.
GolbIomme @abefompe forefolnt
Omit, OF golIbeuiferne tog oper 1000
Sanger i felipe gpen. timber i'm 6pr'
felgelie eitoper hnr golibepiferre og'
ioa toqet Sonopifp.
Set bar Sen 9oe NoDember, at
Heiten al a~olticbafs IegieringSoe=
pnrterrenter tiuigemeb De gtenpP-
renbe frcmmeoe militGre og Diploma
tiifc Misiioner forlob Omit. "He9le'
ringSipoet" fIptteoes birefte til ST.
fluff, omfring 1000 @il Longer git.
Gen omerifanife Generalfcninl Or
nett Sarris bar ialfalo forelsbi9
ilaaet fig neb / Nopc R~ifolaleplf.
st Telegram fra Npifpa al 19oe
Rop. fortGner, at @omiral &olticbaf
bar prrct @ienitanb for ct attentat.
Ser bIep ilpnget Saanogranater moo
bant, og 6 Soloatcr blre orGbt % II
ioaret. Oct er life pplpit, bporoan
ban ielp flap ira bet.
Huber SontetsS ropperneS Srems
rpfnina ira Gobolif og 9etropaolop't
ill Omit bar De ialt taget $4,000
Sonoer, ocriblanot pmfring 1000
Sfficerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
STRATEGIC profterere.

Iep yorf ocn TIDE Nob. %
ierite SufferprOiiterere, Ion er 05mt
til 6rngieIsitrai, fit i'm Gom ioog.
20 groore, SuIiu5 % @corg
Rotb, par erfIGret ifpIoiqc I at boua
iolgt fem Barrels Sufter Tor 22l2
Gent3 Elunoct. De bupoc iclU be,
talt bare 94 Gent$ Em0et ior
Sutferet.
@eorg Notb bIep ioemt 30 Cages
SpngieI % 500 / 9e0er, meoen@
grooeren S%5llIilta Hap meo 500 /
@sOer og blot 1 Days 6pugiel. 2It
oe lap Ioo forhoIOspis let ira oct,
ifploe5 oen OmitPnoigbeo, at o.
begge bopOe ltaoet i arig9tieueitcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
nordI$ke nybeder
AiBbcnInon ct S%dmlinoeiteo tpr
ilngtcuoc tuitc SOifbcuitrr.
TaIifc Nciicpae.

81 rbtuhouu GdunlQrt. ocn tG0c
Noutmbcr Oct tie~beubopnltc hem
mtIjac @oliti bar opoaact, at Scr her
I @iabcubauu crjitercr ct bolibcptitllt
Gcutrolburcat, til huiitct oe tuitc
Spnrtotiitcr nor icnOt itore &euae
hummer. Stror ioruo for 0cu ior
upIig itcohmonc 9lrrcitotion al tpifc
% 0nnifc @olihepifcr mootop &lrc
ouct 100000 Mart for oqltotoriite
Eicmco.
On al Sc N~rrcitcrcoG en- llnlorcr
pes Nopu aromcr, por en- fonmlni
tiff aonui9Irr unocr @cIa Sam,
YrUiloeut al set fortpnrilc Aonum
niiOmrc / llugaru san bcifplo1a
i0r periouiig at booc hUnat icnltcn
Arriitotratcr, 0cribIau0t @rcD S}cs
0Cliu. Otter &onmuulitcrues 6aIo
/ llngorn iIuQtcoc bon iprit iii Iuit
Iono % ocrirn til Ganmort. ga han
pooarcbca, uar Ran pau &cicu til Ocu
r~lsijitc notwithstanding I en- bent
mcliQ D|i@iion Tor un6orite % tpifc
@oIibcuitcr.
vi GoIitict bIcO ban iru10et / BE
iiooelic al eu huiO &cit, iom paYoe
tilbert Oen mlgarifc @rcuc 9att1auo
mali, iom ban er beitplot ior at
bopc mpr0ct.
aromcr p%anitaor, al ban boubc
Tiebt Better pou en- 2luttiolL iom
aommmiiteruc hol0t opcr al Glen.
Dom tiIbercnoc DC iongeoc Nriito
froter.
en- onocu al Sc orreitcrcoe Fcr
Toner, Goitcrcn Cnucbe, iiqcs at Ia
be orrbt ben tpife Eoliticmbeos
mano @ucb, bpi$ &ig ior to Yionnc
Der fi0en bIep iun6ct / 5loocn Spree.
HciiepnSsS pinoclcn.
&iobcn6aun Sen t5oc gloo. Nj
oGll az NullllGt fotttQAlle ltllperlD
qclie al &eoragerierne meo ioriuI'tG.
De Hciicno2 ircmaoor oct, at Nc tuiir
SportatiitGr oreu 3orrctniuaeu poo
en- megct ipitcmutiif N}no0c. Get op.
Oagc0e9, at en- Spartatiit / TIeu5-
borg, Sle2pig, bor bnpt e Central
fontor for lloiuroigelien al torioI
ifeoc Meiiepo3. sra bette aoutor
blco Sc, iout iorinueoc5 mes oi3ic
@o5, icnot til Ell &urcat / aipbcn
barn, bpor Sc III 0iulp al oanite
@~oIibepifer. en- al sc arreitcrcoe
tpite Sportofiiter - Ganche cr
beifnlot for at bape mproet en- tpit
GolitifommiaiPr i Berlin, ser ioul
Ell Spion ba0oe ooerppret CT INF
Spnrtafiltme0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
Sfano. 5eit / Uem BORT

Retp Dorf BEN 16oe To0. gIanot
SaIerne peo Ell 6%eitmiboag, iom
igaar bleu gioet al Scandinavian.
american FOUNDATION" iii 9gre for
0eIeenterne ira Gorge, Sperige og
9anmart til Den interuatIonaIe Or.
beioertouierence / 8aibington, par
GbclstbingsprGiibent, fbp. norit ar.
beiosmIniiter Soban Gaitberg, ser
tog Srbet ior ct nsiere lociaIt o.
sfonomiit 6orboIo mellem De moro.
europGiife Rationer % amerifa.
iii @ir1giGlo Tor De 5oroeIe. iom
piIoe pinoes peo en- nRrmcre Berg.
ring meO DC 6oreneoe Staters rige
pioeuitabeIise % inieaettueue SIP
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
germpnSts GpentNr nbc.

Saiaa gnentpreren Sberit apalpii.
9ermonot, iom for Ell Sio iioen be
iatte ocn peitre Salnbel al Higa, er
III, i,be al Sngaen. San piloc ier't
erohre eitlono 90 Gnrlano 90 Der
efter moricbcre inc / &uSIanb %
giere BET Of meb Scnin % Erot5fp,
iiben bet off iaa troat for Suoenicb,
9erifine og Golticbaf of flare bette.
Men ban fom alOri9 ODER Glpen
Spina, Tom oeler Higo / TO Gele.
San CT blet brenct uo al &tga %
%beItoper giernem altrlonb, % Get.
tert,e nprmer fig MI iterft Wtttuii.
ct TIFF @lao for 17be Ropember
fortpaer enbog, at ban bar "opgipet
9gbret", cperlaot lin Irme I'll @ene.
raj Gberharbt (8eneral bon Ser
8olt3's gftermano) og taffet ior
2uanet. Sans t~pIf-r,tsitife Mrme
ifuIoe ga bore t fuloit9noig SpleS.
nindstiIItan6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
prinlebeloSet.

lIen Dort BEN 1soe Rou. GOiuor9
2llbcrt, Frins al @ales, ser igaar
oilutteoe lit gtisg ! @ai5ingtou. an
tom i0aJ mao 4tor5miogtt I'll l}eru
g0rf. bDor ban agter at opboIoe ia
lem Gage.
san bleu paa StatiouW m%oOtass:
al @eEeraImaior Sblnt3 % 9r!
lo~oegcneraI GaOioIou iom Rcprr
ientarter ior Oeu amaritauitc 4rm2,
o. al stomiraI @Iemuon JON ReprG.
ieutaut iOr Warinen.
On itor Muaie @enueitsr, Ser oar
iamIe0c uoeuior Statioueu "a ! Ga.
oerue, biIitc Den uuge Frirs mse
troitige 2eueraab.
Gen iormeac 9~tootaseIie iauot
5teO ! Sim SAL boor |rtnien pau
@uanS 9egne miteoe3 OeItommen al
9orgermeiter &glaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-21
Den %foripunone pi9e.

Scranton, ga, oeu 1SOe 9toD.
Margarct Gicfep, bOi@ iporlsie 6or-
ipinoen for TO Mar iiOcn ga bun blot
par IA Nar gamncI, Ic0eOe I'll Ell
gitcriegeIie | buer iterrc Sp ! Sans
oct, CT blet gienfunOet.
Scnoe5 6orPlore blcu noe al ia
Ielp al @lPoe 0a Nigen lclu ringeoe
Dem op / ScIeioneu ira @nibington
og boo DEM Itrar at tomme til benoe.
DIR. o. Wfrs. 3icfep ofrGiitc iOag
meo Morgentoget iii &oOeOitu0en.
Seleionianntolen bar set ~lorite,
man bauoe bsrt ira Fl8eu, ljoen
hun forluanot.