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New Britain herald., 1919-09-24
The Exodus From Egypt

The blood of the first Passover smeared the lintel of each Hebrew door And the angel of death walked through Egypt.
 And 1t came to pass that at mid night the Lord smote all the first born in the land of Egypt, from the first born of Pharaoh that sat upon his throne unto the first born of the cap. tive that was in the dungeon.* g And Pharaoh rose up in the night, he and all his servants, and all the Egyp- tians. And he called for Moses and Aaron by night and said, Rise up and get you forth. Go, serve the Lord as ye have said"
 It is written in Exodus that the chil dren of Israel went in such haste that "the people took their dough before 1t was leavened, their kneading troughs being bound up in their clothes on their shoulders"
 This was the beginning of the es cape. They fled before Pharaoh. and the Old Testament tells of the pillar of cloud by day and of fire by night. tHS partllg ol the waters ol the feo Sea when Pharaoh sent his troops to take captive the fugitives. Bible crit. les have wrangled desperately over this record. But one fact Is incontro. vertible: In the narrative of Exodus Moses and Aaron are made to stand before the throne of Merentpah, which is the identical spot where explorers of the Coxe expedition stood and saw the same carved captives on the dais.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-24

upper and lower Egypt. The floor was a miracle of painted patterns like the side of a noblemans tomb, and every inch of the walls burned with other painted patterns and with gold.
 Gold-gold-gold, the glint of it min gling with the brilliant tints of wall and floor and column, mellowed by the subdued light from carved stone windows high above the painted pave ment: this must have been the beauty that smote Aaron and Moses when first the great door swung open.
 Approaching. the Israelites threw themselves prostrate before the incline which led to the dais. Under their gaze as they made obeisance were the carved figures of bound captives, rep resenting the nations Merenptah had overthrown--a little reminder to any subject imbued with too much bold ness.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-24


 ramp, and it became a serpent
 So well defined were the walls and the colonnades, and SC, unharmed the decorations in spite of flames and water that it became easy to recon struct, mentally, the east wing of the wOndrous house. Only the east wing has been opened up so far, but it is the important end of the residence; the one with a throne room hardly to be surpassed in utter magnificencc.
 Go into the Pharoah," the Lord of Israel had said to Moses With Aaron and the elders of his people, Moses ap- preached palace ineloSure sur rounded by d wall twenty-one feet thick. Sun-dried bricks were the ma terial of which the palace was built probably bricks manufactured by the hard toll of the fellow countrymen of Moses. All the columns and door frames were of limestone vivid with ornamentation.
 Passing through one of these linoe stone portals on the western sIn4 "o9eS anu Aaron were directed bV the guard along a corridor that ended in another portal this one cut through the twelve-foot thickness of the wall of the palace itself. Thev on. tered a courtyard open to the clo,,G less turquoise Of the Egyptian skv. a courtyard round which d roofed colon made of thirty-four pillars cast a grateful shadow As the Datriarcbs traVcrsed the limestone pavement Of tc1s Colonnado they must have evo6 tho great yard. S2 feet wide bv 175 feet long. And thev had time to pot;ro that the column shafts were a r,c, yellow with bands of inscription i,. bright blue, blending and at the same tnne contrasting with panels of yellow, ,, red and blue around tho walls. Tho inscriptions, of course, recited the virtues and victories Of the king whom the patriarcbs had petitioned for an audience.
 From the courtyard the patriarchs passed through a noble doorway. Ten feet wide the doorway was. and twenty-three feet high. It opened into the coolness of vestibule just outside the throne room. The vestibule roof was supported by twelve columns, similar to those around the court yard, but even larger. On these lovely shafts the inscriptions were done in faience, and in the bands of relief were figures of the king and gods overlaid with thick gold leaf Along the jamb of the door marched a carved process sion of Nile gods offering the king vases of water from the lakes and canals of his kingdom.
 It must have struck the patriarchs- surrounding the Pharaoh and the misery of the 1sraelite bondmen, worked to their death in order that
New Britain herald., 1919-09-24

< a reputation for gentleness. Ger tainly he loved the arts of peace. In 1900 B. c. he was an archeologist-as vitally interested in the relics of the past as We today are in his own. Round the walls of his palace were hundreds of cases filled with speci- mems of the Stone Age; flint razors that still shave; flint knives that still cut.
 And, like other kings, Merenptah built himself a palace. Doubtless many thousand Israelites panted and groaned and winced beneath the heavy whips of the taskmasters in order that there might grow into a vision of unearthly magnificence the palace Moses visited and the CoXe expedition found.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-24

temptuous words he dismissed the par triarchs. The already fainting bond men sroaned under this penalty, but the lash of the taskmasters drove them to their burdens. Thus fell the sor. rowful days of the bricks without straw.
 Again Moses and Aaron went to the palace through the mighty portals and stood before the sumptuous throne. To prove the divinity of their message Aaron cast down his rod on those pavement stones or perhaps on the carved ramp and it became a serpent. Pharaoh called his magicians, who threw down their own rods and these became serpents also. Let the mod erns who scoff at this incident con- sider, among other things, the Hindu snake charmers of today, who can hypnotize a serpent into the rigidity of a staff. though they may not turn staff into snake.
 Even as the king bent a scornfil sm:;e on Aaron the Egyptian sorcerers shouted in dismay. For "Aaron's rod swallowed up their rods.''
 Still the king remained unconvinced. And ther, with Aaron stretching forth his rod Moses called down upon Egypt the ten plaques. Again and again, so Exodus records, the king sent for Moses and promised to grant the peti- tion of the Israelites if Moses would remove the plague Yet again and again the king broke his promise. Through the plaques of frogs, lice, flies, hail, locusts and darkness Pha- raoh resisted Moses. But then came the tenth plague, the plague of the death of the first born.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-24

Again Moses and Aaron went to the palace To prove the di- vinity of their message, Aaron cast down his rod on those pavement stones, or, perhaps, on the carved
 ramp, and it became a serpent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02

strangers straight smile widened
He commenced to laugh harshIy and
uncouthly.
sure there's a train. but You
don't want 20 take It. And WHY
haven't you been at the Cedars2
Grandpa's death grieved you too
much to go near his body?'
Bobby drew back. The shock rob
bed him for a moment OF the power
to reason.
Dead. The old man. How"
The strangers smile faded.
Here i is nearly o'clock in the
afternoon, and you're all dressed up
for last night. That's lucky"
Bobby couldn't meet the narrow
eyes.
Who are you ?"
The stranger with his free hand
threw back his coat lapel.
My names Howells. I'm a county
detective. I'm on the case becausa
your grandfather died very strange
ly. He was murdered. very cleverly
murdered. Queerest case I've ever
handled. What do you Think"
In his own ears Bobbys voice
sounded as remote and unreal as IL
had through the blackness last night
Why do you talk to me like
this?"
Because I tell you I'm on tho
case. and I want you TO turn about
and go straight TO the Cedars."
- -
suspect--You're placing me undel
arrest?
The detectives straight smile re-
turned
How we jump at conclusions, I'm
simply telling you not 10 bother me
with questions. I'm telling you to 60
straight TO the Cedars where you'll
stay. Understand? You'll stay there
until you're wanted-Until YOUR,
wanted"
The merciless repetition settled II
for Bobby. He knew ii would be dan
gerous to talk or argue. Moreover
he craved an opportunity to think
TO probe farther into the black pit
He turned and walked away. When
he reached the last houses he
Glanced back. The detective remain
ed in the middle of the road. star
ing after him with that straight and
satisfied smile.
Bobby walked on, his shaking
hands tightly clenched. muttering to
imseif:
I've got to remember. Good Goo
I've got TO remember. It's the only
way I can ever know he's not right.
that I'm not a murderer"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02

CONTINUED NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06
Ideal Shoe Repairing Go.
i21l King Street

SEALED PROPOSALS, indorscd
Il r>.3SalS for Partitions. Alexandra,
VI, specification No. to28." Vii! be
received II ,Ee Bureau Of Yards and
De,ks. Navy Department, Washing.
sc2, D. C., until II o'eiock y. NJ. De
cc-,bcr II. 1919. and then and there
!, Sicily opened. for about 9T5 linear
fez. CT wire partitions. 100 feet &
g'.ss ard steel partitions. 2S3 fact Of
wc2A stud partitions plaster2d bo.h
sides I'll plaster beard certain plumb
i'm work ard cement floors. n he as
ss!-iy and storage buildings, Naval
Tc:pe3o Assembly Plant. Alexandria,
". Drawing and specification No.
.G)S may he Obtained on app!:ea.:on =
IL Bureau. Deposit C j check OF
rc.tal mercy order for ten dollars
ts!o.G02 payable 70 the Chief G the
Be- 81 G. Yards and Docks. IS r.
CURED as security for the safe return
# ,:>o drawing AMI specification with
n =. days after the award Of The
cC.2o.-. c. Y. Parks, Chief Of Bu-
rc2&. No" %. 1919. 200 Sat. Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

FOR sALE-Rosemont dwelling,
immediate possession, 10 rooms
and bath, hot water heat, gas,
electricity, open fireplaces. Price
$4,000. Address Box 10, Gazette
Office 2S9-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

At the Grand Theater, from ) p.
m, to 10 p. m, Sunday. December
18th.
. 4 thrilling picture from darkness
to light wildly portraying Amer
icas most advanced philanthropy
for I'll helpless children. Combined
with a great drama Of dream that
has come true.
Given by the Loyal Order Of
Moose in connection with their
great campaign in Alexandra
which will close December 30th.
An added feature will be Gale
Henry picture, Dent Chase Your
Wife"
Admission free to the general
public.
Children under II years Of a%c
net admitted unless accompanied BY
their parents. 29C-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06
spUZZIE PICTURE

t. Illustration may puzz.c YOU bat
G,a't puzzle ever the problem Of
II 2aa old shoes Of yours. Wen IL. y2u
wacthcr q not they're worth &oicjnr
al heclin@. There is no puzzle ;lbou
o.: ability 60 save you mercy on your
81 3cs. Our she" repairing is one OF
III" greatest offsets 20 II. c. l..--;hs
h;sh cost rf living. Now the socyc, is
ou..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

&iA.NTED--Woman wanted to cook,
excellInt wages to proper april
Icant. Apply Bungalow 6 ~"
Section, Camp Humphreys, or
\ write Mrs. L. NJ. Adams, same
laddrass. 290-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

HARRY If LOMELN-Fcr results.
TRY ne; best and most successful
|"Hcmc Maker" hundreds rich wish
marriage soon; strictly confidential:
most reliable: years Of experience;
descriptions free. "'rhc Successful
}CIub," Mrs. Ball, Box $50 Oakland,
l(Calif. Sat. Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06
Purchase Your Home From
AgneW

I room L:ick in ". Alfred St, -
block from King. ~
. room brick, POI 5. lee ST., $500
s room frame, Qacen ST., S2,3oN
) room frame, Queen St.. $l,i0o
room frame, Queen St....$1.io0
Two firc room bricks on Prince
St., f0r acknowledgements. SOU
Bs:c, store and dw2lii1s... .%2,22'
80 Wolf ST., brick ........ 50, I'c
3l2 Wolf S., bricE. 50, 80
5l2 n. Alfred, store ard
dwelling ..............
I room brick, good sized y&rd
on upper Prince St..........,....
& room frame, on Princess St. $2,Oo1
In ST. Elmo.
J.! room frame. %o,''Vo
i room frame and BATH. .S',C0O
6 rocm frame and bah
Il lots) ................. 80
Dul:e Street, !ot :! X IS
lets IN Del Ray, Cottage Park. s..
,.,e,~o. Go. WASHINGTON Park @aa
Z scwont.
ia! Estate sa.as Exclusively
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

FOR SALE-lS03 10 Prince street
6 rooms, $500. Graham and Og-
den, $50 King street. Phone o7S
255-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

Advertise you~ wants ii Inc Ga
4s.:e Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06

EANTED-25 neat appear
ling women for house to
house soliciting. Apply to
Mr. Drake, at General Bak-
ling Co., 119 First street,
Southwest, Washington, be-
tween 4 and 6 p. m. 1908
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

A..-al and Departurc Of Passenger dtai ss
-.7rd-:g. va. The fJiowlng Schsdn:o hS-
-; published n information era not su''-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-06
Buy Toys Now :!
Don't w ait

Notwithstanding made stock OF
complete But to get the first and best
choice choice small deposit
will reserve choice until wanted
NH? store bnu Of gifts suitable Of family And to
selection Of open every evening unt o0
.Iatus you cur lines oil acceptable gifts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

fe al Sanoets gper bIep SfoleeIeper.
lie organiieret / "arbeiosgrupper"
% flasiificeret UNDER iorifieaiae Be.
'tlGttigeller . timber Sprernes In.
feriel itoo Grbeibsgrupperue til Ell.
boer Sio reoe til at uofere 9ono.
brilgsarbeioe ~bopriombeIit ser Dor
Wangel paa 9lr~beibsfroft.
"Ieo Siberl al ipecifife geifiufti.
gelier nnoer 2Grernes Sebelie, Ioa.
'on Sfolebaoer og 5ointarcoler, Ser
blep i~ntcniipt oprfet efter Sc bcbite
b~loell'fabeltge Netooer for 2onb.
brrg, bleo @leperncS Irbeibsfraft
itllet Irbeibsgipcre / 9perne til Dis.
petition. Dog fit iltgen minoreaa-
rig SOB til at arbeioe uoen ltnber
W'proigbeoerneS itrenge Spipn nreo
Sen'pn til Iloer, 9lrbeiostio, Slrno.
beo og gnnlti9e Nrbeio5iorbolo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

Onnnr, at ban life piIM ho'rttc ii1
Scr.
Un Total A.ioclrnl al Hmcricnu
%cQiou orlaniicrcNcS oCu t7Nc ct.
mco i~sIlCunc embcoHmruN: Tor-
mano, Glhrro Sobnion; &iccior-
uduN, RrIil5 Toclp; ScfretTr,
D}ouricr Ilnbnacr; ao5icrcr, anite
@uIbranoior. Cmfriug so WcoIem.
mcr bnpoc tcanct liz, men Siiten for
"dartrr members" uiI iorbIipc aabcH
irotiI lite 9iou.
Gen 9.norigc Gapio GonieIiou,
Son al DIR. % Uira. CAMEL %.
uicIion ioI0t Nianoog gftcn oc!t
2O0c Cft. lm0cr en- wco @rllS laltct
@oar % bIcD eicbIif'cIig orTbt..
3nofou ,{ohnion fisrtc @ruS I'll lin
bcIiggcnoc Itror pcitcnior
pncu, bcnUttcnoc 0CrtiI en- Tractor,
ruortll en- &oan par foblct. @uttcr
haooc lat ij9 poa ocule Bogus
Stonl, hporiru ban ialht % tom UNI
Ger NluIcue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
]l2ulnenicns 6r0nitr.

Sra Eurl2 ucIoC5 0Cn 2I0c Cft.
lun0cr HcnauollnQCn Al Ocl nm
CARTE Trco2trortot Dor NumEuicn
life 'ouct ollie inc Wrrnlctrup inc
uIIQrt Al Trroaton'crcncrn citcr
huoo ser i0oa opInlc@ IRA iroWitr
SLIDER.
wIrumcm int Gr,uiorminitcr,
&rotlnno. boo NumIUulcu onr at ino
ill tintooct bc2lc Sjocr a. Chen
Aiuri3 ioo lonQt font til (i3}o, at
&ncrnc Ncrc3 oQ Giabo moottc lrQ
ac@ inocuior oct@ @rUuirr, ol at
@rpuicu mcllcm NlmtUnjcu ~ I'm,
anrn moottc flutes pcltourr til Ell
%tujc # Nil / Bet ior &cruboncl
9tcllcm NroO o1 EcntC2uur.
lln0cr ocn t%crritorioIc CuorouinQ
~tlI'tonCa oCrtmo0 Nrouinicn Eruuinl
Uauicn CSicbcubijr9cuO 9jumUuicu.
leuc Troulu2 bar ct gIrcoI al 800.
600 a%unOrotniI % en- RIG poo Nj.
ueroIer. Siaclon faor oct &u,rue
9lrao - ct piatl8t &crnboucccutrlm
- % Croolamurc / set pitli9c In
2orn. itient bcaQc oj2ic bar en- itor
lmlarit @cioItniuR. Noo Sen auocn
She Oil 9hmU1lteu lite iau illIo
&outrol Al Ecruboncn, iom Qoor
noroOucr ira NraN.
SjACiou bar Noni2rGucru2 puCritc
Haoo oiliort Sp0ra2maolct ON ocn
riac @routu2 Nouut / set porItrc
lllquru pco at ocIc Sen mcllCm Ru
mUniN % Scrbicn. TN 9totc an
Qaocnoc bcuuc 9liQiorcIil or tilitIl
let bc1ac sc ucotommCuoc Stotcr.
&ielQc hcnuc Crbnjul ioor Ser
blcu Wtc'tcpnrtcn a. Gntriftet ~
routnI mco Sc i%ruptborc Slcttcr rur
melt ScrbtcR2 tloIlQrrC 9torOQruuic
~ mco ijrc @ncr / l}orN ior Tonolt
% / Noropcit Tor @cIsroo. Ccrmco
idar Scrbicu ts SrcoicocIc al pa
mats Nnnouclc.
Numrnicn ionr Sen aitrc NoIpbcl
al @auot mco @nerue Scntc2uur "a
$uqoH, iun1 cr bcremt Tor inc @ru
Der o. StaaIocrter, o. et Nar min
ore @uer.
llnaaru blir iuaIcoc5 buffet NOT
iaa arrubigt baoOc ! NtorNcit on SuN
rit. :, ole oiSie %~roptnier. iom til
itaacS RrunTnicn % Serbieu. Dor
ser on bInuoct @eioIfuiug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
sra ScamOtnaDian=
american Stmjcm.

Soln Dc oil Ic al Scaloiltoplnt
Americall Zine 9luertiSientelltet oll.
octltcoa iuorpffct / ocune Npis, blep
paa 8runo al Naoneltreif, Tom imlo-
lertio MI CT orbllet, Mfieilingsrutet
roact ioroirrct % al 0en 0rilllO bill
,Srlc Ionlpifibct, "llniteo Statc5",
bcitentt til at ufgaa ira Ncp 9)orf Den
6tc December, life ictlc oa. Naar
mani ta9er / Sctra9tning bcn enornte
Strsm al Sfanoinaocr OF 6inlGns
oerc for Sule.Ifieilingen, iom nnoer
oroinpre Cher er tibet bebagelig,
men loa nlcget mere M bpor lao me-
get req taOc' nlaa gaaeS igiennem for
IirciicnL nil SciIruten lon ben MI
or fonife paste en- WGuaoc Yasiage.
rer beore, ion snifer @ebageli9beo
og No og ion oil upre GLAD peo at
arrangere Tor at reiie entcn fer eller
eitcr Strenmen. 6or iaaoanne iSolf,
iom fon fonlme aigaorOe tiblig, ifills
DC Sampitibet "llniteo States", iom
oi9aar hc1 15oe Nopcmber, blipe no.
icct. &c Ionl bill liaeiaa gierne ieire
S~rrleaitcn % Sllleoag omboro pao
en- ifanoinapiif "Sctteangare" ifuloe
l,opplge Gompifibet "Treoerif VIII"
fra Nep g)orf oelt Toe December
anfomnenbe til Sforoinapien mel
lem SsilI og Nptaar, eler itioe iii at
icirc 9tptaar ~ Neitrn al Sillefcits
lighcoeruc / ocrca ganlf Sicm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Peiere Son for
pcltfunftton0rer

@aibington Sen 23be Stt. Gen
al Scuatct % Nuiet neoiaite Tpn-
icrcnccfomite, til bpilfcn 5oriIa9e.
ne ON en- Sorhsielic al Epitiumftio.
nGrernes Son benpiitcs, or blct enie
ON eli SGaesin0itiQiug ON ~graoeret
6orbsiclie al ira 500 ill $500 ON
aarct. SorbsicIicu ior Serapoiiie.
rerne or bog liot mlnorc.
Scnnc alminocligc SsnSiorbeicls
ic eiGloer ior apiiitercnbe Toim,.
ire, GlcrtS OF Foitbub | ieritc %
onoen a!osicS Eoittoutorcr, Nail
man Mail GIert2. Snipeftsrer. Nc.
saniferc. sIrbeiocre, Gastmpno on
treble a!aaieS Toimcitcr. Set hoic
i,c YaaIGg, $500, pil bIi sipei ocaL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
1neen biuisere $50.

Gbrago Sen 20oe OCTOBER. Oct
piicr Jig bespprre, at Weooelelien
ON, at Der bar gobe llbiigter til Ell
Neogang / De bgie Friier paa Sfo,
tsi bar betpoelis forbaitet. Oct par
ingen minbre emo Erpiioenten for
Nationol Boot ano Sboe Wanuiac.
turerS' gslociatIolt, S. Srauf &c
glmaplL ion ia9oes at buue ipoaet,
at ct b~etpoeligt TriSfalO pilbc Iinoe
Stco peO Sllletioer, eQer ialfalo uo
eaa &aarfantet nGite 9lar.
Oct piIcr Jig MI, at WtcGlipapli
bar bIepet misforitaoet. Get bar
YriIen paa SlOer % life paa Sfo,
ban bapbe talt Oil, beoer oct MI.
Set bar Yrilen poa Suoer, Iom boz
aaoet neo, men at Den moatte Ipllfe
citonlt abifiaig mere, fpr Den piloe
tonlme til at ppe no9et Snotlpoelic
taa Sfoprilerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
&rigenS Yirfninafr paa
Worgcs SfolcpGicn.

5 en- Meobelelie ira Snoreoapartc-
mentat5 Bureau Of Gbucation fore.
Iigger en- geretnine ifrepet for 9ure.
allet al Neter s. pearIon ON timber.
pisninssiorboJo | Rorsc, Sperige,
Ganrart, Sinlaub os Souano UNDER
arigert. Sfisrt De ifunolnapiife 2art.
be belbigpis bIep fuGnet ftr arigens
HroiIer ifriper Der. Gearion, bar
ser Sos life ~ Tag at Sarcn for at
oil --Dbla'ibet life no. truenbe. Toa
'5ruub al oores mere geographic ge.
isgenbec % oen sr.re, oeres llaf-
bn~raiaheb it1big bar uoiat for, np.
naraoes plcnbt oi"ie 2ailbe ct Sani.
arbeihe uteer ari9cn. iom fuapt
ree ianimt Setbco piloe bape frnnet
irembrihges uuber andre SmItGn-
bigbeoer,
ON .Stnleiorboloene | Horge fri.
be. Mr. Hearion islaenoe:
so at biGlpe mcS at aipGrgc
truenbe 9eipGrligbeoer itilcoc Can.
octs 2Grerperioualc % gleper Jig be-
rcopinig til Wpnbigheocrnes Sispo.
iition / Hetning al lloierelie al 81.
peric prooufiipe Toretascnber. !
bcnnc Senicciloe par So%ranitaltnin.
aerue / DC ire Saube oultrent lisc,
men / Horee antce De en- iaa pratt
tiif oranniierct @ienncmiprclic at Dc
iortieuer Spmert!omhcS. ) Gu H0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
DuIfanuobruo / 6apet.

Silo, Saipaii territory, sen 2Ooe
Sftober. aoeeuoe 8epIere al Sis-
nano, iom ioag obIerpereoes Ter Wtil
fra Soma, pau Gpitcu al Samaii.
antages Inarere at ifploes pulfanifc
llobruo paa felipe Sapbu1oen emo
no9en Sopailom fra Wauna 2oa.
Sra Wauna 2oas llbbruo bar
Der paa TO Tiger ingen 2apa flpbt no
/ Sapet, men Ell ny Strem iprebe:
Jig langionlt no oper oct rlaenoe
Splano % banner Smaaiieer %
Canine.
Oct er uiiffcrt eno1il, ON oenllc
6lom bill rloa Sapet Iom oen fsritc
gioroc, Der bepGgeoe Jig nleo Ell
Saitigbeo ion1 en ripeaoe Strsm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Sinaa,rotiier.

TrdltrlQ bar @dllg paa Valla
frppct, at GDitl0nO ltuloc ltolcucrc
iuIfolO EFT Gremplor al "Sorgc Der
thu, lou uut0cr &riNula ii0ltc Nur
bonlburocrc0c GurI3 ira en- Ifltou0
a. 20 Wtil oN 0rNblc monqe Wtcnuc.
lfcr. rliucrcOc Surfer oa onrcttcoc
ltorc EbclTggcllcr pno ollie &l3.
Trnnitnlunbcnc oNter at Inu lat en-
al Sc 'orfTroclilc aanorcr life
for at opitlIlc Sen / Ynri8, men for
Of onbrlnGc ser poo ben5 c0ct oprtn
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Wtomlmeut til Whroe olL buoo &c
hnp0c at loiton be ubpggcIigc
arig4uur. - (uitluno bar i1uiolcr-
It's olorig 9ipet rogct oirettc Spor
poa oi3Ic &rnu. (uiferne baube ialrb-
%iunIiQpi9 bare 70 cller tire al oisIc
&ooben, % oct er lite umulllgt at DC
MI ollc ct totolt oOclagt.
MfaritaI Goch bar unoerrettct Sen
bclgiitc Hcaicrlnd ON, at 10000 bel.
Qiite ScrnbancOoGue er blet fllnoet
paa Sen anocn SiOc at Tbinen.
Ct Sclifob pna 10 ipnnifc Spgcr
cr autommct til Haris for at ituoert
Sc irouifc Airurlcr$ @%ebanoiing al
oc Icmluitcbc SoIootcr pna Soipito-
Icrue. Ge pil olina beIsge Slag-
morfernc pco NcinlS og &erolln.
Gen cnlcIifc Ilpper aaptcin &c
orac Wlottben2, iou SirSoag / for.
riQc llgc oroQ o'itco pna ell 6lpnc.
tltr ira Gn9lnuo til guitraIiclr, an.
fom nritc Gol til acIn peb Tbinen.
en- Gitaorc pad n o%merifan'tc
ariaaifibc ontom / iorrigc ll8c I'll
Sen porrtgiiiirc Nopeollob Si@Iobon.
Hrcmicrmlui'tCr Glemenccall bar
ubitcot CT Setrct ON at Spen Eont.
a Wou9ion / Spoueit Tor Wteti cr til
itaact Set iroultc arigsfor$ iont Fao.
~ifisnnclie ior ali, buao @pen leo III.
ser ari9cn. %ucu blep bombaroeret
pa @ouge, ioIt ouer 10000 8rana'
ter rcarcbe nco ouer @pen, AZ bots
Silie mere enc so Yrocent blep lagt
/ Huiner.
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item ior Suorct uolsb. @emcrtuin
acrne omiotter ire ganite omlon0"rl
&c S%otuuentcr. ON bpia Snoholo III
tet er oiieutIlggiort. ao%nferencenS
sucriie 9iaoo holot intet Nieoe ! are
bags, men 0et ituloe mebc Serndg,
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