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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28

HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH NO. $685. G.
U. o. of O. F., meets the third Monday
in each month at Union Hall, corner of
Aurora and Kent streets at 500 P. M.
Mrs. Addie Howard, M. N. G.; Mrs. Car
rie E. Lindsay, w. R., 91S Woodbridge
street.
Mrs. T. w. Stepp entertained in
formally on Saturday afternoon from
to in compliment to her sister,
Mrs Mary Brown Moore, of Clinton,
Iowa.
In lieu of an outing on account Of in
clement weather the Adelphia club
was entertained by Mrs. Andrew
Jacobson of St. Anthony avenue last
Tuesday.
REMEMBER-As next Friday is the
Glorious Fourth of July and will be a
general holiday THE APPEAL will be
printed on Thursday and all matter for
publication must be in this office Wed
nesday July 2.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28
BIG SNAP FOR SALE.

a moderl six-room house, hot water
heat, electric lights, full cemented GEL
lar, hard wood finish throughout, built
in sideboard, cut glass doors and
knobs, screened porch front and back,
built in kitchen cupboard, full attic.
Lot 46x120 with fruits and flowers
Sells for $4,000 Cash or $4,000
with $1,000 down, balance on
Easy terms. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. No. 1913 Rondo street. Tel.
Summit 146 or call up THE APPEAL
office Cedar 5649
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28
REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

minis Republican doctrine go to the
meeting at Woodman Hall, Payne and
JiHks street tonight, or to the West
Side Commercial club, Concord and
Winnipeg, and be sure to attend the
big, grand ralley at the Auditorium
next Monday evening" Just go and
hear for yourself. Representative
Royal G. Johnson, of South Dakota
will be one of the speakers.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28

Sept. IL to Oct. 3, 1918; Argonne For
est, Oct. 6 to 16 and in Metz Sector,
Oct. 20 to Nov. II, 1918 and wears two
gold war service chevrons
He was honorably discharged from
the United States Army at Camp Dix,
New Jersey, June 10, 1919.
Capt. French contemplates resum-
ing his profession as dental surgeon
in this city shortly.
He was accompanied to St. Paul by
his father Mr.. John B. French who
will remain for couple of weeks.
They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.. E.
James, 632 West Central avenue.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28
w. J. DYER e. BRO.
The Leading Music House of Mime
go sofa.


On last Monday w J. Dyer & Bro
formally opened their new First Floor
Victrola Department at No. rs West
Fifth street, in the Dyer Building ad-
Joining the main store.
The new main floor Victrola Shop
adds thirteen individual ''hear-rooms'
to their Victrola department ventil-
ated by new method of forced draft;
mezzanine balcony with inviting
chairs and every known convenience
to make the selection of Victor
Records an unalloyed pleasure.
The rare taste displayed by the
architect in achieving a special har-
mony of beauty and design, decora-
tons and furnishings makes this latest
st. Paul Victrola Shop something quite
unique. .s.1*
A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to visit the NEW
VICTROLA SHOP.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28
CAPT. JOHN ROY FRENCH.
Returns From Over Seas With a
Good Record.

On last Tuesday Capt. John Roy
French returned to st. Paul after an
absence of a little more than one
years service in the Dental Corps over
seas.
His military record shows that he
was in the Vosges Mountains from
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28

RENOvATING AND REPAIRING Of
clothes, shoe shining, ETC., at J.. H.
Lawson's corner of Fourth and Jack
son streets. Expert artists. Orders
called for and delivered.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28

Without doubt this will be the largest affair of the
body that is somebody will be there Come and
old time friends and also help make and
sea heroes happy by presents and good cheer.
SPECIAL INVITATION Is EXTENDED BOYS
committee will it that this outing will be conducted
the high efficient that has characterized all of @
Mi
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28
Tel. Dale 2149.
BEAUTY SHOP

LILLIAN HAMILTON, PROP.
Manicuring. Licensed Chiropo-
dist, various ailments of the feet
treated.
Madam Walkers method of hair
culture and goods for sale.
Hair switches made from comb
ings.
Also, Hamilton's Hair Grower
and Straightener.
Hamilton's Antiseptic Foot Pow
der for sore and perspiring feet
500 University, ST. PAUL
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-06-28
.. ) /. PAUL
WEEKS RECORD OF HAPPENINGS.
N MiNNEsOTA's CAPITOL.

PHONE: N. w. CEDAR 5e49
The evening world., 1919-09-23

Promises for
Opera Season
BR SHLrester RGwHna.

TVHB Metropolitan opera Com
pony has just issued It's pros
pectus for the coming season,
which Is to begin oil Monday. Nov.
II, and is to last twenty three weeks.
There are many alurements for SUP
scriDers. The custom in recent years
OF producing one new WORK by an
American composer Is to Oe main
tained by the presentation of Cleo
patras Night" an opera in two scenes
by Henry Hadley, the book by Alice
Leal Pollock, after Theophile Gau-
tiers novel An innovation will be
the singing Of "Parsifal" Ia English,
the translation BY Mr.. krohbiel, dean
OF the corps of critics, with new
setting. Among the novelties prom
ised are "LOiseau Bleu" OF Maurice
Maeterlinck, the music by Albert
Wolff, a young French composer, tO
be sung for the first time on any
stage; "Zaza," a lyric drama in four
acts, music and book both by Leon
cavello. Of "Pagliaccw fame, who died
this summer. to be sung, Of course, In
Italian; and, also In italian, Eugene
onyegin." u lyric drama in three acts
by Tchaikovsky after the poem OF
PushlSin, which Walter Damrosch
HNtHthAfh III NohNtAA Ibilh hfNfAh ~
years ago.
Revivals promised include Rossinrs
opera -buffa "L'Italiana in Algeri," IN
Italian, and Halevy's la Juive," and
Massenets "Manon," in French, the
latter with the Cour de In Refine
scene restored. II never should have
been omitted, as Pitts Sanborn has
insisted for 10! these many years.
Albert Wolff of the Opera Comique
i'm Paris has been added TO the list oi
conductors, which includes Bodanzky
Moranzoni, Papi and Hageman. Giulic
Setti, the chorus master; Richard
Ordynski. the stage producer, witf
Adolf Bolm to supervise "Iye Coo
dor" and "Petrushka," and Edwarc
Siedle, the technical director, remain
Rosina Call. the favorite premiel
danseuse, will direct the ballet ant
supervise the Ballet school. whiel
The evening world., 1919-09-23
Women's Knit UnderueGr-

Medium weight shirts; medium neck,
elbow sleeves and low neck, sleeveless
knee or ankle length tights -
our regular .7s. s..............' 100
Limit 4 sets
The evening world., 1919-09-23
Mems Union Suits

Standard make. tan or gray ribbed;
durable Winter weight
our regular $2.e5...........I.0 I.0O
Limit 5
The evening world., 1919-09-23
MORNING SPECIALS Wednesday K Thursday Until P. NJ
rc.LrcLoa AaI TI.ghona Ord
% q. Satin Fini,h CIe,errss

"G- yl.-silurdl ADD Oriental do.
? .igba rN i.l:at aud dn x grounds.
UIBul .~rFEl .HNSik MN
The evening world., 1919-09-23

win be under tho management o.
Margaret Curtis, Ottokar Bartik ana
Giuseppe Bonfiglio return.
The roster OF singers bristles with
the names Of old favorites and con-
tains several that are now 10 tue
house. Among the latter are Edna
Kellogg, Carolina Lazznr!, GLADYS
Axman. Evelyn Scotncy Louise
Berat. Frances Ingram, Orville Har,
rold. Octave qua, Henato Zanelll ana
Giovanni MaNipo.
The evening world., 1919-09-23
COMMODORE BENEDICT ILL.

GREENWICH, Conn, Sept. 2s.-com-
modore Elias c. Benedict, banker,
yachtsman ADd phlanthroplst, who wa
taken III OF acute indigestion at his
residence. Indian Harbor, Sunday was
reported To he resting comfortably to-
The evening world., 1919-09-23
Won,en's e Missee' Hats

Resdy-to-wesr tailored models in
variety Of smart new styles and CO.
ors, including blark--- -' r'''r7'
our regular s4.9t..,..s......3. Doe
The evening world., 1919-09-23

day. slight Improvement in his con-
dition having boen noted yesterday.
He seemed TO be in the best Of health
Sunday and was fishing when he was
taken III. The banker is elghty-slx years
old. but makes frequent voyages in his
yacht. Oneida. Only two weeks ago he
returned from fishing trip of Chesa-
peake Bay.
The evening world., 1919-09-23
Netp Feather PiILoIUs-,
Wool Finish Blankets

Also eiderdown finish; white. gray, tAn.
with contrasting borders; included are
plaid designs; bed size
our regular S5.o4. 4. 3 D
Limit @
The evening world., 1919-09-23
British Aviator t'Iies over Avs
Amer Losing way In Clouds.

GENEVA. Monday sept. 2S.--capt
Bradley. a British aviator has landed
AZ Lausanne after having flown over
tho Aims aud losing his way IN thv
clouds above Mont Blanc at an altt-
nadc hts trim In 1IO-horse power
oippipne and came from London by
tho way OF paris.
The evening world., 1919-09-23
BOys' Union Suits

Gray fleece, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length drawers
our regular .07. 7................0 ~
Limit 5 sets
The evening world., 1919-09-23
Mems UndeTDedT-

Medium weight, gray, soft, durable
quality, shirts and drawcrs---all sizes
our regular Sl.3l--each. ... .SS
Limit s
The evening world., 1919-09-23

Soc also Page Exceptional Sale ChdsnS Bath RobsS
The evening world., 1919-09-23

Dainty and elaborate designs, finished
with hemslitching or scallopihR
our regular s2.37 ,........ 49, 'Sf
Limit yds.
The evening world., 1919-09-23
Hand Bags

keritol and leather pouch OF top and
bsckstrap handle styles
our regular .07. ..,.....A IN.
The evening world., 1919-09-23
THEATRES.

d1TH ST Thea. W. of B'Wsy. Evs $40
Matlnecs Wed. and Sat 40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

s very .e and profitable erU
aing H spent segela. interesting
.alks # DO, ba rmeat the S S
90 .arg EeI M lie.
At o.. cl ion of iU. evening
'he a.eu, MS favore. with twU
music. uW er Boy Miss nsou sd.
ter N..h e.sBftl r.ashmeg.
were I'VE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16
LIGHT AND WATER EMPLOYEES
ENIul VALENTINE PARTY

TIs eUH es ut tHp D.F Light
aHI Water muluy celebrated ST.
Valentine 49, af The company
FILLMORE t p.aut Friday eFe-
ming M melIetia Dancer Dufrr-
tanned fH. sis upou their arrival
Ht F.ra uo selections anl ai iN
..0.. was served fO about
90. .U.. and twenty people.
Otter a. the follawug program
$685. ..rH.r.
aa. e.. .eue Messrs Neuaulc.
'.lUU. .Hke aud Naliue
5000. Miss Ruth Ho.laudcr.
....u.I by SIR Mike IIOlIudeI
Violin -Niss Livingston. ag-
r.uH.H.. Mr Meyer
5000. Nils. E'eu'on. accom-
panied F Never
I. was highly enjoyed by
f" nd 600 tho entertainers
I.H.u. eeIy @ otHe hearty ,n-
I .aceiHfH
use of thC program. Mt
.U.|.. fea Np1 chosen words.
s.I... appreciation ui the eni-
H.. the opportunity given
f.s" f. - m such social Inter-
..II..
UHru. .oneIudel the festivities
UIuyIfir evening HH
r fH. ur George Hayes. win
t... .DtivrI ODD time memo
r... .U. furnished the music Cor
HII .nned IH.fe dance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

Circle number four of the Belle
bennett Missionary Society of the
Methodist church most delightfully."-
entertained the Belle Bennett and
Nomsu'- Missionary Society Thurs
Jay att guoon 40 the home OF Mrs
Wilmington
Ihr par'ur- wore beautifully dec
GRATED With The seasons symbol and
q. plants and cut flowers added
.H.r fragrance and beauty.
Iha following program was well
rred and enjoyed.
Vocal Solo Mrs NeWhy.
Reading Mrs smith
Vocal solo Mrs Morris.
Iaih Rev Hay
Music Mrs Claybrook.
Reading Mrs Hacker.
Then delicious refreshments of
hr.. I. cream and CONNECTIONS
w. served The guests separated
after 'he dear old song God Re
Hth laa and e PRAYER The hos
fos-es iar The occasion were. Mes
DANES Wilmington Ha,Elor. Ross
SWANSON. ur.u0u Kiu0urh. Hardy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

Visiting D. E. % sent az this
meeting were Mrs. . Farwell of
Amarillo. member The Sibley.
iowa chapter aud A.. love of Ma
con, Missouri. Ar. lowe Is pres
ldent OF the Macon Missouri p =.
y Chapter and Is vi. her daugh-
Ter Mrs q h Wu. ~ Amarillo
The lesson prog was led by
Mrs ANtcll who III. layed piano
accompaniment n vocal solos
sung hy Mrs A. ~ shouts and
Mrs Mude Wilson aa lesson WAS
followed hy socia #.f-hour dur
NJ which the host. .rsed buf-
let luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

The Christian r .0r Society
4 The First Chris. church gave
mask Valentine parity Friday
hsat with about resent
various Naleutir games We're
played and retire. nis of Hot
Ohocola'e and OIL lr0ons were
leryed.
Rcd Riding Hood Gypsies
clowns aud Doar. attended iu
tull regalia.
Two readings wer given by Miss
'f" EN- Hooper vii were very
much enjoyed by 4. crowd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16
business ! 100, Aid in Health Cru.
sadie

I pub s Interested Boo a.t
ug q. mrr the health condition.
OF Amarillo Nddies The follow
iue d.ae CIy Drug 60. Ean.
dall and land DRUG TO-. have
consented ..te 90 any worthy child
who s m4. % make the purchase
q tooth hu or tooth paste The
request fur .r article must come
Through t.. alcher and through
fas teacher given t0 fho child
Tuesday a'eu8ry 18TH e the
dat. .a. o.. nariIl0 children to be-
900 tHH by keeping ibe eleven
health cHH aquired for specified
period of 90 become Health
CRUSADER E. sht B5uueref ana re-
g'.Fr ihe 81 pin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

ITa Teachers OF tHe johnson
.ir..' school will entertain the par
.ut. Friday afternoon 40 three
o'clock with q grand sorse The par
.ut. are cordially invited to a.
..uI
' harrington. chairman of
a.l means committee
N..s Patching. chairman of re-
r.. hH BOO committee.
N. Bell and Fulul chairman
.. option committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16
VI aud VI urOmlough Fntcrlin,.

Nr arI . O. 80 Mccullough
entertained % Valentine dinner af
their home sos JarWsuu street,
Friday even AIRS lledr B. moth
.r of Nrs IlIough Sir and Mrs
H g. D. NE no.. Nr .ud Nr Earl
Cobb Miss Is .ie Cobb and Nr D..
smut. The .ucipaI feature of fhe
dinner was twenty s.N pound TUE
E.E aul Wh the guests prlH0unc-
.I 4p 'H Oh. standard Ol The most
Ii tidIous .. lrIaus taste
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Grport: % Snportbanoel.

Satoelsoepartementets 9ureau of
6oreign anb Someitic Commerce
meooeler, at 2anoets Sanoel bite /
Marts Waaleo Spgang / baooe er.
port og Snlportbunbelen. Sprbie,t
al De itbferte Garer belpb iig til $50
Dtiuioner Collars moo 5SS Wil.
lioner / Sebruar og 523 Miuioner /
Wtarts Waateo for ct s(ar iioen. 3
9ebet at 9 Waaneoer, Ser enote meo
Bite Ntarts, belgb S9roien al oe no
ferte Tarer fig til 81, 991 600 900,
Der iparer til Ell SoregeIfe al ca. 600
Wtiaioner Collars oper ~tiliparenbe
9 Waaneoers Yeriooe 9luret flor.
beien.
Warts Waanebs SmportbonbeI
beleb Jig til 26S Willioner Dollars
iammenlignet meo 235 Minioner /
Sebruar % 242 Wi1ioner / Quarts
Waaneo flor. s De 8 Waaneoer,
Der enote n1eo Bite Quarts, inbfertes
til Imerifa Garer til en- iamIet @proi
al $2,201 900, 900 moo $2,OS3, OOO,-
900 / tiliparenbe Siosrum Iaret
forub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

9nnobrugsoepartemelltet meooeler
at inoepprenbe Mars SpeoebeIt OIL
iloaes til oper / Billion @liibels, ben
itsrite / Imerifas 2anobrugsbiltorie.
Sor at nmogaa unsoig Spilb af Sio
og arpfter anmooer 0epnrtementet
Sarmere oa Glepateriirmaer ON at
gisre alt mllie for at lette Irbeioet
meb transporter % Sugringen al
benne enorme Ipling.
Iplineen iiior beleb Jig til ont
trent 100000 600 @llibels, iom ale
foppeoes ON at fau trnnsporteret til
Worfeoerne loa blirtig Iom Sorbol-
bene loo Jig gisre. Teiultatet bleu
Ell Spbobnine / Sapnebperne paa
Ntlanterbop3fpiten, / Glepatorer
ritnot ON / Sanoet % paa Wfiotpe-
items ianltlige Sernbanelinler iloen
Sioeitpffc. 6slgen beraf blep at Der
moatte ilolteoes ISorbub MOB &orl.
transport inotil Sorboloene bar blet
normaIe igien. Seloigpis bar Sin.
tcren milo, en- Smitrnoi9beb Der BIZ
orog til at Sabet, iom paa @rilnb al
baarlia 2agring eaers fltnbe babe
bIet Itort, iorbolospis blep u%betpoe-
Zig.
Separteniettets @ltreou Of Wfar-
fcts amnober berfor Sormerne og
glepatoriirmaer on at pore forbe-
reot meo SenIpn til tilItrpffeiigc
2oaringsiteoer, bpor Speoen / Gil
iGIbe of Sraiifioriinfelier, fan opbe-
pores noen at tage Sfabe. s Ger
oelesbeo Dor cnhper Sorncr lpgge
lig bette paa @ierte. Speciiifatio.
ner for portable farm granaries~
fan erbolbes peo at tilifripe II. @.
department OF Horticulture, @ureall
OF MarfetS, @aibington, .. 6. 9eb
ON "Marfets Document No. H."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Oecorereoe Entertainers.

@lorOt DC omcrlfonlfe SfIicerer
% Sol0utcr, lom iisl9c ct aubcl
gram ira Brett cr bIcpet o~ctorereoe
ulco oct %iro1itc arigator@, par Dc
Hrrulmoior Ncll % ~folgetoe ira Dc
moro % mcucmpeitligc Statcr:
auptcin Charles 3iie, Montato,
Wiinr., &uptcin &oicph &, Sbant9,
@ilmcttc, &u., @%eitunut GIotoe Au-
itiu Giiiuabom, 81, Scr9eunt Sobn
0ou1btu, Gogcmont, 81, Sergeant
Samucl &. Go9Ioge, Chicago, Wti.
d)ocl Y. NtcGorthp, Sp~rinQlielo,
Sd, @orporoIcrnc &obn <. 6Ipnn,
GoIcta. 81, oQ GorI &anb, Gbico-
% Mtnige Niaiom Nogera, Nrgcn-
ia, 81, % &ngcmorm ScnicL Obi,
cogo.
Goul0cu 0iaic tlIocIte2 Ntcoolien
ior uomlcrtct llcucitc &optein &ohn
z C'Gouucl ira Chicago, Geltpreit
pco i32tc acknowledgement San
cr, iaaulot piora, oel cncitc Selt
prcit / Nrmceu, iom bar crbolot bette
llomcrtclic2tcgu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
6ammcl Gpiit rnet.

@aibjuatou SEN 7bc Qioj. aorn.
itlbcruc pouot Ell pi9tiq Selcr oocr
&crubancrue peo Den al Sntcr,
tate Commerce. commissioner ionj
trufue @iaiereIic al sen / mango
Nar p~ericreuoc aonno2iemcut ("@iu
OF 2aoin9 AZ StrIo.
commissioner beororcoc nemIi0
Crocue: "6ciIoetlgbeoer @pgt al
Soru. Saaire % andre Gnrer Tor.
oorioseoc ucb llopcreuSitemmeIicr
mcIem Gleuoiorppgtcr" itrpgct al
oen me uniiorne "9iu Of 9aoing".
commissioner ianot rernlig, at bisie
Orb gap aonoSiementer Ell "ulopIie
% ~urinteli9 Menine.
8eneroIoireftpren for Sernboner.
ne, u. .. SineS, poalGeseS at bapc
benne &ctteIie eiort inoen Den SOC
auauit. Sette oil meo andre ORR
iise, at Masien al 9interbocoeoulin.
gen % belle 8aarbpeoeaplinaeu ri,
blt tibet UNDER Den ben me Sororb.
ming, og at Del pil poaboiIe Serbia
nerne at paopiie, of De life or an
ipnrIise for Cab al Gornporer
Sraniit, ON De bill unogaa at 9oot
gisre 8abene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

andre unge @9nb ioen grinring til
lies for at funne beitaa fin Officers.
eramen.
Chipping @oarbet bar for Sioen
26 Sfoler / Yirfiombeo, bporai Is
Napigationsifoler og s SfoIer for
Notwithstanding. Se ~iiolmepnte
Stoler boloes for oct meite peo for.
ifieaige tefniife 29reanitalter. s
ugelt 21be til 26be Ipril bar
bet gierileminitlige @lepantal 1913
Ufano. Gn M MaIfinifole aabneoes
| nnpnte nge / philadelphia meo
eleper, booraf mango bar aimsll.
Itreoe Srloesfolf. Ser finoes Sfoler
/ Npenglanb-S taterne, gtew gorf.
philadelphia, Chicago, Nep Orleans,
Sm 5rancisco og Seattle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Gu ~uhyeeelie Statiitif,

9}ep Yorf ocn 7oc Vtol. &ioIge
6o%renluQen til G%orbc0ring al Den
larproc Races &lp2piIfoor" or / 60
bet al DC iioite 30 Mar 1924 YerIo.
uer bIeuct lpud)et Dc 6orcncOc Sta.
ter. vi octtc NntaI blcu 219 Inn.
hc0e i liorOitaterne, 2,S34 / Spb
itoteruc, 156 / %%eititoternc % Nla.
Tia % Is / andre 0cIe al &onoet,
Oct itoritc NutoI &pnd)in9cr, 3S5,
iauot Stco / Georgia; OeruUit TOM,
mcr Nti4iiaiippl meo 313. (croa
mco $50. %ouiliona mco 3l3. @la,
boma meO PIG, Artanio@ mcO PA,
Gemt2icc mco 1876, GIorioo mc0
LIS % Meutuctp mco l69,
NJ Sc Iunhcoe Nrrioner pnr Of
Gpiuocr - 80 iorte % If buibe.
Ercitcu Al Re II Stotcr, bpori apin,
Der bltp lpnd)coc, uur ole Spoitatcr.
9!ebraitu par Den cllcitc lite SpOitnt
bpor en- autnoe bIep Iurd)et.
) Nor0 % &~eitltoteruc cr / 30.
bet al Sc ii0itc 3 9lar 81 Ecrioncr
bIepet Iuudlet, mcocu9 9lntullct /
Snhitoterne / ser iummc Gio@rum
bcleb Tia I'll 30i
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SuftpoitpoIenet.

@aibington oen 6te Wai. Sn-
gen al MinneIotas Soiuingbper e,
inobefattebe / BEN ioag al slrmebe,
partementet ofentliggiorte 2iite ouer
80 @per, Iont er blet anmoOeoe on,
at oprette SlpueplaoIe til 2llftfar'
tens Sremne.
2uftpGlenets Gbef, @elleralmajor
Wenober, fortalte, at Gegierinsens
Seniigt nleo bisie S~lppeplabie er al
arpenoe Dem i 2uitpoiten5 Sieneite.
Set bar peret ben a~lminbelige
SoritaaclI lie Der, at Ell al De ferite
Sorl9ngIier al SlftpoItrltterne bill
De bli til ct. Saul os Winneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Sra chipping Scarlet.

Snoberctninser til Chipping
9oarbet ira bets Neutrality-suspicious.
ritnot ON / 9anbet oiier, Of mango
aimsnitreoe Srloesm9nb, i9rIie De
Tom bar tienitgiort iont W~arineoifi-
cerer / arissaerioben, bar inbienbt
Inissninger ONT Sptaselie Tom Ger
hinge ueo Sanoelsflaaoens irie @api-
eationsitoler for poroenbe Sfficerer.
On bel Mpnsoe M9no meo tefniit
llboannelie ioser Sptaselie Tom Gle.
Der peo Waifiniitifolerne.
aaptetner | SanoclsfIaaoen tiener
op til 4,500 Dollars ON Maret; en-
Waifinmeiter lennes meo op til $3.50
Collars. Stilinserne CT iaalebes
meget Ioffenoe, % WGnb. DER bar
bart Griarins | Marincn / ariss'
periooen, bar 10 ct Sortrin fremior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

alone shall receive loyalty and
allegiance.
NO state in the world is more ex-
pressive of ordered aspiration. The
whole democratic process is an instru-
ment for recording the popular will.
Evils have gathered and injustices
persist, but in the ballot we have a
sword to strike down all forces and
traditions that stand in the way OF
progress, brotherhood and justice.
Those who are to carry on the
Foreign Language Governmental In
formation Service have my indorse-
ment in every sense OF the word. |
know them, ! believe in them, and
| ask for them the same loyal support
that was given TO the Committee on
Public Information
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Wislvffet Dhiifvtvperi

Butte, Wont., ben Zoe Wai. Stte
maiferebe g%anbitter, Ser fierte Jam.
men / Ell Mutomobil lebiaget al Ell
Srucf, forisete igaar Nat at plpnore
ct Wbiifpoplag / Ell al gpers llbtan.
ter. De blep imiblertio brepet til
boee al en- uolat Tastpoit, lom Of
fpreoe begse 2sbene / lit Sagleeper
paa 8anoen. Otter at bape beiparet
SIben tog Sanoitterre Slilgten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Hift ON pomelteaos.


@aibin9ton oen 9Oc Vtoi. ) Be-
traQtting al, at oct oIlercoc bar
mootagct oper 1000 InIsgninger
ira Solootcr og Sismpno, iom on
tier at tage fig @onteitcnb@, nonr De
aimouitrca, bar &nocuriG2rnlnliter
Zane % bans 8oooaipcrc %begpnot
at rcpi0cre Def Erogrnm Iom oprin'
bella i~orelagoc2 aongrcaicn.
Ger iortnltc@ loog, at Oct ierite
CpcriloQ pno 500, O00,0 00 til at
Ipttc oiifcoigeOc Solontcr iItono til
at bcgpnOc mco Tnrming, mlIl8enS
mao iorbpic5 iii 100000 00.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

brinse fine Seller / 5orIesenbeo bel
at fremfaIoe ct 0ruo, / 2igbeo mel
bpab Stalienerne gioroe. Men Inf.
fes oct gelgierne at faa ai,taget Ell
S%eitemmelie ON, at oeres Sano lfal
beifpttes | Inleoning al De s 9iaio'
lter Warf iom Spiferne latte / Sm'
lob, mems De boIbt Selgien beiat, lao
piI aincierne gisre ct fornpet 6orisq
paa at faa geitemmeIien ~angaaenoe
Sbantnng % aiaocbau flilofaitet oa
eritattet al Ell M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
upeir / Ri%oeranoeoalen

Sra Brownsville, Teras, meloes
oen 9oe Ipril: @n poloIom Heen-
% Saglitorm ruieOe igaar / ben me-
ore Del al &iogranoeoalen % anret-
teoe ~betpoeIig Sfabe baaoe pao Gin
% gienbom.
Walge af Be Irtneen tiIbsrenoe
@psnirtger / Wcgaet, Samforopce
og Mercebes bemolereoes, oe ire
Soloater ifabebes.
glanot De ca. 90 Menneifer, Tom
miitebe 2ipet, bar S. g. Sicf %
Dans TO Sgnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
lllilit0re Sommerfuriu.

@oibirgtolt, 6tc Nni. st Com,
mcrfurlia FOR Goaegeituocutcr, Der
cr WcoIcmmler al Heierpcofiicercra
Srrniugsforpler, oil poobcgpuoes i
Camp Gutter, Mid)., oen 21oc SUM
o0 peoparc / Ter Tiger. altrIct uil
ontagelig bli beipgt al 100 GIeper.
2igucn0c auricr bill famine 0ag
bli aabueoc / Camp 5nplor, SIN,
Camp Gcpcna, Mioia., Camp SIM.
iton, Sans, Camp Gee, 0o., % Frc'
ii0io, Sal.