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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16

ident to step out, yielding to pressure
Brought to bear by some party organi-
cations. Mr.. Tumulty, however, fatty
denied that he was slated for the cab
met post.
'.There s absolutely no foundation or
truth in the report he said emphati-
eally.
The story regarding Mr.. Burleson S
niece, Miss Emma X. Burleson, has it
that she applied for the appointment as
postmistress at Lockhart, along with
three other candidates For long time,
it was stated while Mr.. Burleson was III
congress, his brother held the post and
afterward it went to Mr.. Burleson S
nephew, James X. Burleson, IL After
the civil service examination of Miss
Burleson and the other three candidates
it is asserted, Tyre b. Brown was nomin-
ated as having the best mark, but Mr..
Burleson did not certify him. for some
time. Instead it is alleged, Ruskin Me-
Ardle chief clerk of the post office de-
partment and formerly confidential see
rotary to Mr.. Burleson, telephoned to
Mr.. Galloway, saying that Mr.. Burleson
feared a mistake had been made in rat
ing Miss Bruleson s papers. After this
conversation, 1t is asserted formal
letter from the civil service commission,
asking that the papers in the Lockhart
examination be rated again
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16
NEW ATTACK ON BURIESON.
He Refuses TO Discuss Charges of Ne
potism and Intimidation

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Postmas-
ter General Bnrlcson and Charles NJ.
Galloway, civil service commissioner.
were equally reticent yesterday when
asked to confirm the published. state
mcnt that Mr.. Burlcson s insistcncc
that his niece be appointed postmistress
at Lockhart, Texas. had met with re-
fGSal by the commission, with the re-
suit that the postmaster general had
induced President Wilson to call for the
resignation of Mr.. Galloway and Com
missioner Craven, on February %. Nei-
thor the postmaster general nor the
commissioner would say anything about
the matter.
simultaneously with the publication
of this story in Washington, came the
runor that Joseph p. Tumulty, private
secretary to the President, would sue
ceed Mr.. BurleSon rs postmaster gen
eral. For some time il has been ru-
mored in Washington that Mr. Burlcson
woald eventually be asked bv the Pres
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16
APPEAL TO SENATE
in CH|NA'S BEHALF
Maj. Seaman, President Enf-
eritus of China Society Of,
America Speaks
=
'SHANTUNG STEAL is
COMPOUND FELONY
Germany Was Only a Robber In Shan
tung and Had No Rights There
Japan Lost Only 800 Men in the
Fighting-Will Senate Endorse It?

NEW YORK, July 16.-'' Now is
China S opportunity to regain her lost
provinces and obtain justice, and the
people of the United States who are
familiar with the conditions and know
the truth demand that the United States
senate shall secure this result de-
clares Maj Louis Livingston Seaman,
president emeritus of the China Sosietv
of America, in an appeal to United
States senator's.
Major Seaman, who lived many years
in China and Manchuria, says III his
statement of the ease
Germany had no more rights in
Shantung than robber who forcibly
enters house at night and whose cx-
pulsion could not be enforced by its
owner. was in Shantung at the time
these so-called rights of Germany and
the whole world knows how baseless
they are.
And now Japan. for the part she
played in the war, where her entire NOR
tally amounted to about 500, demands
these so-called rights of Germany and
many others as her share of the swag.
And she further demands the stamp Of
approval of the peace commission and
league of nations
! What would Burlingame and Hay
who won the respect and confidence Of
China through the establishment of the
policy of the open door, say if they
were here, Would they not with one
voice damn document whose initial
act was of such monstrous injustice
and will the United States senate dc
/ less!
The question the senate has to de
termine is whether it will indorse the
decision OF the peace conference in the
/ Shantung controversy and thereby max,
America an underwater of that act II
it decides that the fictitious claims oil
! Japan to the so-called German right,
in SRantung shall be transferred from
1 China to japan it viii compound q fcl
ony. 1t will commit an act Of pcrfdl
unsurpassed in American history. Il
| will be an absolute surrender of ou1
ancient sovereignty, and it will com
nit an injustice 10 China that is des
tined to bring about another war. IL
which the brutality and mortality ar,
Likely to exceed by far the record q
the great tragedy lust ended
In case China decides to fight 70
the retention of her rights, on whicl
: side will America, ordered by Lov,
; George, array her armies? The Chimes
have long memories.
" As starter for perpetual peace, i
= the United States prepared to ASSUME
, this responsibility And is a league o
! nations based on such n fraudulent .
: damnahle foundation likely TO serve n
an inspiration for humanity and hrin,
about peace On earth and good will to
ward men -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16
FOR FATHERLESS GIRLS
The Charles E. Ellis College of Philadel
phia to Give Free Education.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The
Charles +. Ellis College for the Educa-
ton of Fatherless Girls is now open 1t
IS located in the beautiful Whitemarsh
Valley, four miles north of the Chestnut
Hill section of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Ellis provided for the mainten-
ance of the college, which he designed
to do for girls what the Girard college
does for boys, by endowing it with So
100000. He died ten years ago. Girls
who cannot be supported properly I'M
der their present living conditions will
be given the opportunity for free educa
ton. More than 200 can be accommo-
dated.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16

Lord RibblesdaIe, the most pictur-
csque peer in England, who has mar
ricd Mrs Ava Willing Astor, mother
CT Vincent Aetor and divorced wife of
Col. John Jacob kctor, who was lost
in the Titanic d,caster.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16

SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE STARVING
X
Only Two-Thirds of Them in
Czecho-S lovakia Able to
Attend School
SOME TOO WEAK
TO WALK HOME

Red Cross Workers Report That 90 Per
Cent of the Children Are Starving
Nettles Principal Food in Poorer
Homes-Rickets Prevail.
PRAGUE, Czecho-Slovakia, June u.
Press.) Onethird of the school chill
dren in Czecho- Slovakia are absent from
school every day on account of hunger,
according to Red Cross investigators
report. Many of the children in the
schools were found so weak from lack
OF nourishment that they could not hold
their heads erect Frequently children
had to be carried home because they
had not the strength to walk
Miss Edith Hoyt of Washington, D..
c., and Mrs. Ethel d. Earle, of New
York city, two of the trained social
workers sent by the Red Cross into sew
enteen towns in the Erzeberg district,
reported that in this section 90 per
cent of the children were actually starv-
ing To relieve this situation, arrange
lishment of public kitchens throughout
the country. The Americans are super
vising their operation and the distribu-
ton of food supplies to them.
"The children were understood and
backward, writes Miss Hoyt. "both
physically and mentally. They showed
signs of tuberculosis ricketts,, and ane,
mia. We went through school-room
after school-room asking: How MANY
have had no breakfast this morning /?
In class of 4S, 70 little hands went up
This was typical of the situation
throughout the district.
. Nettles, weed, form the principal
| item of diet in the poorer homes, and
only one town we visited had any pota-
toes. We entered many houses unex
| pectedlv in order to obtain a true idea
! of conditions
" Among the school children, rieket.
-softening Of the bones due to lack OF
| fats--prevails universally. Children OF
seven are like children of four Chill
! dren of ten or twelve are the size of
normal six-year old. Their. faces ar,
gray with pallor, and ahnormally sa(
i'and gloomy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16
MAY BROADEN
WAR INSURANCE
Director of Bureau Asks FOR
Additions to Beneficiaries
Under the Law
WOULD INCREASE
THE COMPENSATION
Bill introduced Raising the Compensa-
ton of Totally Disabled Man from
$50 to 500 Per Month-May Shorten
Term of Payment

WASHINGTON, July ia number
of recommendations designed to broad
en- the provisions of the soldiers and
sailors insurance act, and to extend the
benefits to dependents who were not
reached by the original act, have been
made to the interstate commerce COM
mittee of the house by Director Chol-
meley-Jones Of the war risk insurance
bureau.
In addition the director recommended
favorable action on the amendments al
ready under consideration which are de-
signed to increase the disability rates.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16
Rest the Ewes.

LOOK up every once in while from
your work and lay it down for min
ute or two now and then. and let vour
interest focus on more distant things.
Thus you will give the eyes little
rest by focusing in another position.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-16
Wanted to "HonkD IT,

Ethel's mother was trying to spray
hel throat with the atomlzer, but met
with considerable opposition from the
small victim. 81 wouldn't mind it SO
much,' said Ethel, "if you would let
me honk it myself"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
@isconin.

Mcpr9icutant MartbS Norilag til
Ct @rumolopStilGe ON Snoigrclle al
Snitiatip % Heiercnoum er Sen 12te
bS. blcpct pe0tagct az Sliict reo 80
MOB % Stcnmler eiter at &onlitecns
Snoitiuing ON, at oct life buroe oeo-
tageS, par blcoet i~orfaitct meo 40 MOB
81 Stcnmer.
Iiitemningcn fanbt Stcb citer Ell
nofiaa parm Tcbat, boor,rnbcr Con.
nclp ira Nilpailfce poa set ifarpcitc
mchintte iia Sorilaeet. @Glgernc /
@iSconiin bapoc tilitrpffelid Nulco-
ming unoer De iorbaanocnoGrcnoe
Sorboloe til at iige lin Mening ON
9opgipninssarbeibet, en- Zig Orb
ming piIbe, .paaitoo han. aipe Sta.
tens Stpre IreSien i SoIb. iorSi bcr
uiloe inilllcre paa oeu oficntliae Gre.
ming meo Senipn til 9opgipningen.
6ronf Wctcali ipnrste GouncIp.
iom or Scmofrat. ON ban hapSe lGiI
lit IartiS Yroaram. Connolly no
rebe, at ban life baohe aiort oct.
bporpaa ban blcp raaoct Ill at eisr(
oct, Ga ane Yartier bapoe lopct a,
Itstte Suoisrelien al Snitiatip oe
@eierenhum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
Airgert9e 2lpPeoer.


SaIoet iubtiI pioere. Iait. Welnuh
fan M bcpPge fig peb @iGlp al
arpffcr.
1oitor 6. &. Siner, Chicago,
Sn., bar antoget Galo fra bethlehem
Wcnigbeb, minneapolis, Niuncioto.
Gcnuc Weniahco bar ppret nofont
iioeu Yoitor &. g Solbcrg rciitc /
Qti0ten al december ii0itc 9lar. ga.
itor 8ilcr bill bol6e lin GiltrGocIic5.
prG6ifen Sen6oa one 29oe Sunni.
Spo Gdfota arco5 al Gen
rorIf- lllthcrltc &irfc bar bcnpcnot liz
til airteroooct for al ioa octS &c,
tGntning an0ancnoc &Oin0cn5 Stem,
mcrct WcniQhc0cn. Tau ii6itc Sir
fcraoo5meoe IGite 8ormonocn, DR..
Stub, en- NibonoIing ON SoQen, iom
blep nncrficnot al &%irternn6ct. Ufcu
oct bleo bcIlllttct at opfororc oct tco.
loQiifc Tafultct i Screening mco Sor,
mono StlIb al ircmIpgQc Ell llorco
ning al @ll0S Sro$ 2Grc ON bette
Spng9maal. Icme llolp0Qclie
iful0c ioo trDffc9 / "2litbcroncrcn"
% "%Iitbcran Church @crolo" ON
mllig i9r nUitc IiitriftSmsbc.
- Nrof. Garitcn 3h. MoQ bar or.
boIot Ter W}noncocrS Ncrmi0iiou ira
lin StiaiuQ iom Sonalprcr pco Ct
Slni COLLEGE / Hortbiicl0 til ct Gin
hicopbol6 i Rcm Norf. Oct er Inf
tc0eS bunl at bll nntnact 'om Glen
hos Sen / Stcmucbcbnuolind bcrcmtc
Nutoritct Ncntmon Griffith. 3roi.
Q8oao &ifor ne0 St. CIoi bIir Erof.
@loolpb Gngitrpm pco Winuciota Sol
lego / WinncdpoIiS, ser piI %tilbrinQc
70 Gage / llqcu / N~orthiiclo. Troi.
@on piI oaioo bcnntte iig / itcrit
mrIiq lloitrTfning al &c nppcrliQc
%Anle0uinQer / Ncm Yorf til at bore
og intOcrc Wiriif uocnom Sang
tiucrne.
) Rice 2afc, g3i$., blcp ior
Ie6cn @pit Dor 1rclicr$ WcniQbco,
uatunt, 90 Ricc &otc Wicniqbe0, Nuit.
=. ". alcpcn2 &nlo, iorenc0c mnocr
HoOnet Ncthoniu Iuthcritc MfeniNbco.
Fnit. Glcpcn bIcp palAt til 6cn Tor,
cncbc N~tcuiQbc02 Brett Nco &onQ
&afc, # W}iI moro Tor Ricc Snfc, bar
/ flcrc Mar b~citonct 10 Wicni0bcOer,
Sen enc tiIbsrcnoc Gen norifc Gu
nobe, oq Sen mnbcu Cen iorcncoc
&irfc. @cgge NtcniQbcoer boI6t iinc
@uo8ticucitcr / SDrooc WcniQbcocn3
0irfc. Sioltc CONNER r~eiiancrc0e
Noit &icrlolq, Spuooc Wenighcocn3
Ircit, oQ fort Gib oerc'ter r~ciiancrcoc
Sat. Ritlano, Yrcit Tor Sen olocn
Wcuigheb. Gen 2toc &oular Bette
glar blcp bi2ie 10 NtcniQhcoer iorcnct
mocr Nnonct NonQ Hote hltbcrirc
Wcuiqbco. - Scncrcbcn blcp oct
or6nct ion. at Sen me WcniQbco fom
/ aoIbSforbiubcIlc mco Mice &nfc
meo YnIt. aIcucn ioln mioIrrti0ig
Nrcit.
Grc0@mr0c / Scan0inopia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
Sra ScneerjYuano.
Wren.Geninren.

Genluren for grcoe ira Gongerigei
cr blet gieninoisrt c1er ifiGrpet / bG
iioItc Gage. Salfolo bar mou9e @repc
pGret aabneoe og cr ioripneoe meb
oct paogiGloen6e Stempel. "5lenS.
borg Iois" bemerfer / Ben Inleo.
nina.
"VfiSitemninaen I hanlfc GrcOic
ooer oennc Geniiu er iua megct tier
fere, iom Der aImiuocIigt ntre$ 5or.
INCOMING ON, at oct egcntli0 life er
Mpnoigbeoerne, iaIioIo life oe me
repolutionpre M~nnoi0beoer, ser bar
@rltg Tor oenne Gcrliilr, men ct pri-
bat SeIifub, iom indtcn@ ItstteS al Ell
Del Nerioncr ira sc ti0ligere Wpn.
oigbeoer, nemlia Gen tnife Screenings
Nrptager, Oct tpifc llopnlN.
Yfan pil pGerc iiQ peo at fro, at
Bette ifllloe bore riQtigt. Oct mang.
Ieoc bare, at en- prioot politiif Sam-
mcn'Iittning paa sen Vtoa0e ifuloe
fltnne lptte Jig / @eiiOOclie al line
WtooitonbereS pribote aorreiponoonce.
Get er / bei 8rnO | oe mluprenoe
Wpnoigbebers egcn SntercSIe at ina
bette Iorbol0 opflaret % at oplpic
Nlmcnhcbcn ON, mco hoiIfcn 2eic
%rcobcmmeli9bcbcu III igien er op.
hppet"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
Gm arOOfurnct Seiltugclie.

"Hibe Stiit2t." meo0elcr: sos
Sorcn Scnien ! GgebGf, bui3 Glen
Dom IiQqer en- lioen boIp &ilometer
moro for @rGnieifillet, inoianbt iig /
Sonbng@ Gitermiooag peo 5iorn en-
al Sc tnltc Notrlllicr pau 9 Monb oQ
iorlangtc uoIcpcrct en- oollif Mouo,
Sans @aoich ira Iogbel peo 2um.
6erItoo, Ser unioo6elbart / Sorpeicll
par fomlntu ouer @rGnien ipofra.
Serercn Tor 0cr tp'fc Tatrulie OF
troaote ret broiiJt, boilfct s~ieninnligt
Ncncrc0c hans Gnmcratcr, net DC
icgtc at ioo ham tilba1e iii @rpuien.
Gen omtnltc Sans @naicb ircntpiitc
En5, bporcitcr ban hnobe Siaaoclic
I'll al po2iere @rGnien % gioroe iep.
rigt oc tpitc &agtpoIter opnterfionl
poo, at Sc bciouot fig Iarqt inoe poa
bunit @rlm0. Sette be1parcoc Den
tuifc NotruIic'0rcr meo at taac sc
pUrct al Stulocren og paa'rttc Wa-
iouettcn for ocrciter at inotogc Ell ret
trllcnbc @olNujng. Ga Scrcn Sen
len III inn0t, of Situntioncn bler
Ioplig itram. ait han ben for at iao
icuot quo til 8enoarmerict. Snlio,
Icrtio bar Sc 10 al sc tpIfc Solooter
0ooct, % Ben brciiac 6erer ipntcS al
onc llrooo "a blcp citcrbaanoen mil.
ocrc itcult Tor illitteliG at trGtfc Jig
tiIboae oQ itunoiomt ioge oper 8rTn.
len - ON ri ioa moa 'ige 4 goS
Oroen", iorjuoen observation-disclosures.
rict5 S~ucrierleorlt fom tiliteSe.
Set or life iaa iielbeitt bTnot, al
tnifc %ogtpoitcr bor iorpiloct Jig cpei
til Soren &cnicns giertoom. og a
han oereitcr har gipct Dem forreoer
%ciIconina til at foulmc paa Den rett'
Tci igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21

%. q. 2eberg, en- 2pgprpoiton'
fra alberta, Gan, bar opbolot 'lg
WinncapoIiS nogIe Gage poa @lcn
renireiie I'll Noree.
@aloorf College bar / oct anoci
Semeiter 800 GIeper, 20 me 2GrcrC
or oniot, remIig &crbert Sroactbor
OF Noru,ou Horlnn6.
@etbonia Meniebeo, TaItor &.
3. @angs Salo, Gardner, I'll, bor
forbsiet fin 0rcitS Con mco 500
@aret. Gen CAB ham ogiao eli paf'
fer @npc / 6orm al Eenge poa lit
@arsmeoe.
@oitor q. s. Grnc, MobriOac,
G.. Saf., bar reiianeret ira Srciolotg-
he's og orncftereoe Weni0bebcr, ialt
fer, og ontaaet aoIo ira 2ilp, E. 9ot.
San fonmcr antogcIig I'll al iIpttc /
Gluten al Wai.
- Sohn 8. See oe 0uitrn Al Scan.
binaoio NeuiQbeo, @romn 60, z.
0of., bar iubienht $50 til Somiun-
bets WiSiior. @opeu itol ticnc ION
Ell Minocfroils ON 6ereS Seu So
ralo See, ser 0eoe / Camp Gee, @n.,
iioite &eit.
Mcnigbebcrne 8ion, Raniom
% 9i8morc bor foIot tcoloqiif Stu
Dent Tuul q. Sonnacf ira ~guG5burg
Semlinor I'll Yoitor Sobn s.. San-
ions Gitcrmaro. On ban nntngcr
SaIoct, iorelisger ingen Oplp@ninQ
OH enonuL
- Wi@iionaboSicrnc uo0elt blonot
Ne6lemmcrnc al Suiu0eiorcningcn /
2reioIoigbcn5 M%cniabco, 9uIutb,
Iait. 8. 8. 6IngitooS Golo, i~nocbolot
pco iibite Nar5 SlutninQ S10S.79,
iom bleu beIt mcIcm ocn inOrc oa
pore NiSiion.
Tait. @ernharb s s. Nobel,
TcItprcit / Camp 8rnnt, bar ontoGct
SaIo ira 8oIaatba Wenigbeo, Wtin
rcapoIi$, tioligcrc betient al 0uit
81. 8. Suulitao, og bill optnQc Grbci
Set i lit me &nlo iaa mart han tan
ina fin 9liife0 ira Nrmeeu.
- Tait. y. &. GSpelicn hor ilnttct
fra Nft. @orcb, Wi3., Ill Cconomo
lpoc, @iS., huor 6%ornnno Nor0bp
inoiprtc ham. Sans me GolO hnr
gioet ham ire Wiaanc0crS 6crie, iom
han ogter al bcnptte I'll en- yIoyAe@nr.
Sans TIan CT at reiic / @cgpuoelicn
al SUM.
- Np WeniQhco bleo / Scbrunr
Bette 9lor o~rqoniicrct / GreIono, @i3.,
en- 9u poo 600 &inicu / Sulppcr 50
Mcniqbcoen bcitonr for nrrpprcnoe
al fun fer Somilier, men Scr cr goo
lloIiNt I'll Bert. Eoitor :. HitIouo
uOicrtc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % er
blct falot iii WfeniQbcocu5 Trcit.
Noitor 81. Welono, 0clicou
RopioS, Wtiru., hoooe oct lbclo oeu
16oc Snnuor at iolbe 90 foa en- Gel
@cnfppiteIier i 0cn beire &oitc.
Sans Noboprritcr biaIp BAN / NcgDns
oelicu mco @etieningen; M bar Eoit.
Gcn6nhl opcrtaget @cticniuacn al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21

9e, iom itemte for Sorfaltelien al
&eiollltionen, bar Mniorge, gartins
gale, 9alter, 8eit, 9urbop, Garter,
Zoe, Conner, SeIanep, 5letcber,
5rencb, @rimitab, @rinoen, Sepett,
Senien, 81. Sobnion, $. 3. Sobnion,
so. 6. Sobnion, Serbian, aanep,
Giesner, &lein, &nappe, a~urte1acfer,
Sercbe, Soriielo, Wartb, Wetercalfe,
Wfaitafotpifi Dates, S'9rien, Otto,
Feoerien, Yierron, &oetbal, 8uffing,
Scbarpf, Gel, Siepers, Simpiort,
@iaiams og 3arnfc.
SrapGrenoe eler itemte life bar:
Ballard, gecfer, Bulls, Gbilien,
Sefer, Sopns, Gilman, 8raais, s.
6. Snnion, McGlene, Serrp, YioetS
Haratb, Sorten, Weef, @bittingbam.
Isielnblpmanb &nappc oplpite, at
atten Stater bar inotaget @eitemmel.
len ON Snitiatip % Heierenbum I
fine reipeftipe @rlnolope.
Ser er TO Bills, iom gaar iio paa,
at De, iom bar eiort Sieneite / Nlr-
meen eQer / Slaaoen, ifal paaIfien.
mes al Staten / Sorm al Genge.
Get er YuIlen.Siaen og Cunning.
bamt.0ilen.
Der er M inbbragt ct Sia9gs.
forilag til begge bisie Bills, iom
gaar lo paa, at Be MGno / Iloeren
melem Is oa 40 Mar, Tom life bleb
inofalot til &rigstieneite, ifal bpert
glar erlGgge Ell Serifat al S., til
Staten bar betult, bpao ben mao
laale ior at betale benl, iom bIep
lbifrepet. gegge DC nportc Bills bill,
ON De blir pc0tnget, mcofsre, at
Staten maa lame omfritg $15,-
10000.
Senator @ilfinionS 9ia, bpori
ban ioreilaar, at oificicIlc aunbgis-
refer life ifal trpffes / 9laoe iom
uofommer / iremmebe Sprog, er al
Senutet blet %foranrret oerben, of De
nof fan ofientlissieres i ilige Slaoe,
men Sfientliggierelien maa bore t
set engelife Sprog.
Ger iaafaIote 2ercbe.& eiol,itior,
Ser Tor nogen Sib iioen blep pebtaset
Suiet, og iom off no paa, at &egie'
rineen Ifuloe opertase De fore Slng-
terrier i 9anbet, blep iorrige l(ge meo
AZ meo 80 Stemmcr beIluttet opta9ct
til iornpct @cbaublin9 % oerefter peo
oel, me I%iitcmnina cnbclig iorfoitet
nleo 40 MOB 36 Stemmer.
Staten @isconiin pil fortlGtte i'm
MISUNDERSTANDING, ioet Den az
@upcrnsr Tbllipp / lit @io'tab I'll
9eaislatnrcn anbeialcbe Tolan-Siu
ON Npbppelle al Statsasiurancc'
loucn or blepet %icrfaitet az Islcmblr
nco 90 MOB IS Stcmmcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
Tan 8rnno al

Sra Barnes ifripcs til "NeimtooI":
On Sparefo@ie pcb Heno3borg bar
I'll en- Wano her / Barnes, iom bar
en- &ppotef OcO aaSien, ienot foIgenoe
S~frioelie; "&aa @rrrno al 9p$ripeI-
ieSbeitrGbeIicr, iom NoroleSpiaerne
ioger at proftiiere oberfor SpitIono,
Ter ri oS ioranIeoigeoe iii at opiige
Ten9ene I'll lite Sebrltar.
@repct mo0tog Manoen lige til
sS1tI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21

nueIS Renisbeo bar De iioite ire aar
oGret betient al poit. g. u. Gretbeim.
,Sor at i9tte beeee Renigbeoer | Den
Siuins, at De besgc tl,noe bore meo
at faloe BRET, reiignereoe Tait. Sret-
bcim ltrar efterot Iait. Rii6ie bapoc
r%e'i9neret. Goncor6iaW enigbeo baIgte
8alosfomite, Tom m9ote iammen meo
3ions Nfenigbebs aomite (oen anoen
Wenl9beo | Sretbeims &olo, fra
botlfen ban oeiaa rciignerebe), % De
uolteote aalosbrep til Bait. 6ret'
belnl, Der M bar &aIoet UNDER Soer.
pmeieIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
GeeOrab.TOiten, Srebas ben 21be Rarts 1919.

GrcAS oiboIotes / Rep Scope Wenig'
bc6, 1ait. q. =. Stiles aalo, Den 1SbC
% t9be Scbritar. Oct itiiloe 10
pprct areoienS Ssitmsoe, men poo
8ritu6 al Srfluen3aeu blcb oct uoiai
fra 9i0 i'll anoen. SrebieuS 2emo,
"gGffcIic8. og SporageIieS .ariiten'
bonn, in6leocbeS al Yoitor s. g.
@ugge. Nenigbebers 3ema. Seb. 4,
Iful0c Ia pGrct inolcoct al Bait. 3bec.
Ringscn ira Stepens Toint, men pna
8rluto al Spg6om funbc ban life
barre tiIiteoe UNDER Wsoet. Baitor
g. 2unoe ira Wittenberg in6le0eoe
citer Opiororing Wenigbeoens 2cma.
Meoct bar go0t beisgt bnuOc al Wfe-
u~iGbc0eiolf, 0elegatcr % Trelter.
SsIgenoc Gre6ieuS Yrciter par til.
iteoc og ocltog iIittig / SorbanoIiu.
gcrlle: .. Nilien, IS. q. goffcu, Is.
s. Nelitoo, Z. z. Golite, u. Slnoe,
CIR, z. 1bompion, u. 4. ailc, 6,
2. g. &ocl, g. g. 3%bompion, 5. g.
@ugQe, s.. u. OofoaIc og u, 8. 9.
D}olorcm. SeIgcnbe GmbeoSmPn0
uol1tc0: Gormano, Z. e. aolite;
Ticciorntoub, Gbr. Gbompion; Sefrc-
trr, q. 8. y. Wonorcm; &n2icrcr,
u. 4. &ilc. SrcoicuS Toarmeoc bill
eitcr Snobpoclie bli bolOt / gllbon
Ncnigbeo, Boitor Stiles &olo. &rco.
icn9 3ena, Gen giplobunonc 3ic
ncr", inoIcoeS pco Yroi. Sfonlc.
~ Mnnong Sen 3bie 6ebrllor Dor
en- Wcrfsoaq / 2afe 8ieiuS og Gm-
mnmlcla WcnigbeocrS @iitoric, to
McuigbcOcr / Mobert SO, 2. Cat,
ibct DC Den DAG iIllttcbc Jig ianmcn
iii Ell Wtcnigbc0. elsie 70 Menig
bcoer bar beitauct Sioc ON SIDE /
% Mar. i0ct sc bIep orgauiicrct
Soften 1893. @ofe &iem tilbertc Gen
iorcncOc &irfc % emmanuel Gen
uorifc Spnooc. Ceres airfcr ito6 Ell
Dbl ira bpcronore. Screening mcIlcm
DC 10 bar lGngc uUrct broitct, iITr
pon sc Siocr ga ocrc3 airfcr nco
brTnotc pco 2puneoiIoQ, bporpeN
bcqQc M}cnigbcocr til ioritieQiac Il
Ser miltcoc fine &irfcr. @cQGc WPc
niabcocr bar gicnopbpGgct line Sir
fer. Yicn mango / DicniQbeoernc
tGnftc mere % mere pnn GnifcIi9
hcocn al Screening. 90 oa Sanium
oCuc lIllttcbc iig innmcn i 1917, io0
bIcp Ser mt Hip / Gorcuinl2tnnfcn
Gu Si0 tiIbnlc blcp Hufc Niclp ltiuCt
iliQ, at 0cn life gu6t tln0c fommc /
Golb2forbinocIic mc0 loQCu ml0cn
WtcniQbcb Al lit SomrunO, % inn
lc6c@ fom ben iii at fnloc miolcrti0ig
HllOic al 6rifirfcn. San be.
ticntc ocm in6til lioltc SOFT, og ga
han peo bcmc Gio rciigncrcbc ira lit
Galo / SiSicton % ilpttcoc til @i5
bar 0Crmc0 2ofc Ticp Wfcuig
bc6 lbcn Vrclt iQien. % nlcO Cant
iunocne iorenct, ion par mi Ncicn
unben Tor Screening mco emmanuel
&omitccr blcp reoiot al
beggc Wcnigbcocr, % oct ieritc Sol.
lcSmeoc boIotes Den 3oie 6cbrltor.
gIlt off uomerfet, og pna ct ~icncrc
6Gacsmaoe blep Iorenin9en iulo-
Den me WenigbebS Napn
blcp beitcmt at pGrc "Goncoroio".
ga Sen io~rbcnoprenoe 2afe Ticp$
airtc or iterre ems GmmomIcl5, blir
ocn brliGt for 6rcmtioen. emma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21
&c tnifc 6enoarmer pOertngcr
Wrruiepaaten.

@clIem Sc tpife Soloatcr oeo
@rpnien cr 0et eli alminSelig yte'
ming, al Sc ituIoc pGf | gfioten al
Sonnar Mooneo, ira bpiIfen Slo
@enoarmcriet - ligeiom ! aanl!e
Gage - ituloe opertasc belle @rTn'e'
uaateu. Ger err / Den iioltc Sio pellNt
ooifiaiac al DC aanllc @rGnIesetoar'
mcr iilbasc. os Der fonn'er ltao'9
Here. Nj @enSarmcrne / ret n9r
6remtio itol opcrtasc belle @rTnle'
pagten iuniea gipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-21

"Suspeuneu" er g~aranterct I 10
slar, men bill pare eli @ieuuefeaIoer.
&c faar "Yoiten" for balp Yris, naar
&c !ieber ell @aifin-