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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-12

Estabecinto constrdo exproeso condones san
las enfermedades cabe arrego las mas epuadas
esmerado facuaiva de primer 6rdencuerpo
Sc admiten pago de xo
pudndo atenddo propos mdcos por los de la Soc
5astss pfS % Bon o s505ss Rsfs D.,.
de ade los da aborables Reconomientos $1,000
eo Rsyo s ste a pre-
clos equtativa-nente convencionaes
coNsULToRIo
Rafael cordero 122, San Juan, PR.
9o to Potsde s los % @ Ssra
facutatvos guarda
PERSONAL cIENT1F1Co
Director del sanatorio: DR. Don Julio Barrero
consulta General: S7Hato Rey de tar
- Director or del I consuioro Dr. Don Manuel ousvedo Baoz
Conslta de 5 de Ia tarde los das la
1''1s q Il Z Dr. 81 E Dom R Sz as Ss Ip
consulta En- e consutorio de 2 ard los das aborabes
Epseiaista oios Narz odos Garganta.-Dr
En- sanaoo pacuae de 4 5% tarde los dias laboabie
Medcos Internos el Sanatoro:
Dr. Manuel Cortss
q "a Ciugia Dental:
VIZ Dr. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
coula; oDOnsn No 10 tPazuea coi de ardo los dias
Practicantes
Don s Issg Enrique g9s,5.sa Sss9ands1
Nicolas Gonzalez.
facultava secundad 6 Tas De Carl
dad Nurses Ttuadas de copeta ptud paca contna lar
= Ios socos Dc ndmeos eYenua solo pagan $3.50
nendo deecho aendidos en- cuua de ambos estabscmen
Prsadsnea zpatsado Al Tesorris Aparsado aol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-12
LA RESURRECTION DEL TEA,
TRIO DE LA ZARZUEI.A
Los ibretistGs hisp0'so-ansericdnOs
estdn incitddos a concurYir
con Sls Obrds

i
En- Madrid unOs cuantos ami
gos1 del maestro Serrano, inspira-
dfsimo autor de tantas bellezas mu
lsicales, han constituido sociedad
an6nima, con muchos, muchisimos
miles de pesetas Y buenOs prop0-
sitos: los de resucitar la zarzuela,
teatro hoy en- poder del "cine", y
las yariedades y Ell espafIolismo
| genero zarzuelero, agonizan;e por
Ifalta de obras.
La nueva sociedad de que es ge-
rente artfstico ell maestro Sierra
no, ha tornado en- arrendamlento,
ipor cinco aflos, ell teatro de lazal
zuela Y en- el comenzara la tempo
rada lfrica en- septiembre pr6yimo.
El maestro serrano' Sc ocupa en-
la actualidad de la formation de
la compaffa. Atendera ante todo
| Y sobre todo a la creaci6n de TN
conjuntO con cantantes, no Olvi
dandose de la importancia que en-
4 la zarzuela espanola tienen los
coros, Y la necesidad de sacrifical
muchas veces una cara bonita q
luna voz bien timbrada.
Tiene gran empeno ell maestro
Serrano en- hacer cOnstar que ST
tteatro estara alberto para todOs
los autores espafioles e hispanoamt
|ricanos, libretistas y m1sicos.
El, por su parte, dara conocer
cuando menos dos o tres zarzuelas
"Los leones de Castilla", tai ves
la primera, Y la opera 'La vent;
de los gatos", la obra de todas las
ilusiones y en- la que trabaja hact
Ivarios afos.
Notables mdsicos produce Il
America espanola y no menos no
tables son los iteratos que en- este
continente enriquecen nuestro idid
ma. Para ellos, como para todos
los espafoles, estan abiertas las
puertas del teatro de la Zarzuela
Un hombre eminente, tai vez el
primero de nuestros maestros. los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-12

Ell PAlNKlLLER, es el meiot
mas inocente y SECURE remedio.
Refuse todo substitute. No hay
mas que un PAINKILLER, el de
PERRY DAVIS. Advt. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Developments Since Organization.

Developments since the legion was
organized last spring and plans for
the membership drive were discussed
by Mrs. Robert II. Dunlap. secretary.
and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe of the
executive committee. The legion has
established offices at GIG q street
northwest has sent out a variety of
literature and visits to other COM
munities have been paid by number
of the legion'S officers in furtherance
of the plan of establishing new chap
tiers at those points. The legion here
in the District, which it is hoped Will
eventually be the parent chapter of Il
national body. has so far enrolled
about 240 members. with an affiliated
chapter in Alexandria of about fifty.
The Districts possibilities in member
ship total, however. are considered to
have been scarcely drawn upon.
The Mothers of the 18th Engi-
neers," a Pittsburgh association. Mrs.
Howe announced, have applied to
affiliate themselves with the legion in
body. Another chapter is in process
Of being organized in Chicago and. an
other in Indiana Mrs. Clarence Ed
wards is taking care of the New Eng
land states in this matter. Still an
ether chapter is under way at Nc
Keesport, Pa. while there is every
indication that both San Francisco
and Seattle may contribute chapters.
There have also been many appliCa
lions for memberships from individ-
uals living outside the District of Co
lumbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
LEGION
SEEKS MEMBERS
Success of Campaign Here
May Be Factor in Giving
Work National Scope.
TO BEGIN NEXT MONDAY

The dates October 81 to November >,
inclusive, for a spirited membership
campaign on the part of the Amerl-
can Woman's Legion of the Great war
were announced at u largely ATTENDED
business conference of the organlZa-
ton held last night at the Home Club,
1924 II street northwest. Every pos
sible effort will be made toward the
success of this approaching drive be.
cause it is considered an essential
preliminary to the legion's determina-
ton to become nation-wlde Or
ganization, affiliated on basis as
nearly as possible that of equality
with the already widespread and pre-
| eminently established, American Le-
gion.
1t is plain that the society started
last May in the District. as local
organiza ton. but already sending
! forth tendrils to various other cen
| tiers. has reached the point where IN
the near future, it must either head
Il national society or must erect
national scope through amaigana-
ton with some of the other similar
women's organizations springlng up
here and there throughout the United
States, according to Mrs. Wlliiahi
Corcoran Eustis. president OF the le-
gion. who called the gathering TO
order.
The objects Of these associations are
in general, quite similar. it was point
! ed out, and may be summed up as
First. to perpetuate the BOND that
grew up during the war between
woman relatives OF men IN service
second. the inculcation and preserva-
ton of patriotism. and. third, ana most
important of all, service to the COM
munity and the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Affiliation With Older Legion.

Announcement was made that the
legion had already formally ex-
pressed a desire to affiliate with the
American Legion; that the latter had
received the application with 'sympa-
thetic interest and Endorsed it, and
that the utmost endeavor would be
used to bring about the desired affil
iation at the time of the national con-
vention of the masculine association
at Minneapolis late in November.
The prevalent opinion at the meet
ing was that the eradication of all
possible small differences between the
womenS organizations, each one sac
rificing or amending certain, of it's
ideas or plans. would appeal more to
the American Legion than anything
else, and consequently further the
chances for affiliation at the time of
the convention. Hence the member
ship drive to last two weeks has been
set to begin next Monday.
so far we have only announced
that we exist" was the way one officer
put it.
Mrs. V. Evans Sewall. in charge of
the special booths to be established in
connection with the drive, asked for
volunteers to register with her at the
close of the meeting, and met with
them at 10:15 o'clock this morning at
the legion offices to discuss and per-
feet plans: She also announced that.
the drive would close with a mass
meeting November 3, and that per-
sonal canvass and all other appropriate
methods would be utilized in making
the drive successful. One young wom-
an volunteered to persuade every eligible
woman in her governmental division
to join the legion, and this method
will proba bly, be largely used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

to the slogan Get the Work Done
1t Doesn't Matter a Hang Who Does
It. and ! recommend this motto to
this legion
The Home Road with the follow
ing added verse composed by a legion
member. was sung with excellent
voice and spirit by Mrs. Townsend
who is musician of marked cultiva-
ton, and who now resides in this city
Sing hymn of service
Fling the banner high
Keep MS ever stanch and true,
Loyal till die.
We wer" hand in hand benea tn the flag then,
When we sen: our men from home,
Then hand In hand still let us stand
For honor, for freedom. for country for home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

Frank schumann of this city and Mabel N
RockIiffe Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Abdul II. ". Khan and Lydia q. kanods.
Allen II. King and Grace Il. Sneed. both OF
NJ Henry il. Cook and Caroline Friemou'h.
Robert G Hall and oa' sssr"rI a. o"kIn md
! Ethel r. Hickey Of this city;
Alfred S. Latimer and Elizabeth Murray
W. In,n N Cuadc and Leddie V. Morgan.
Renismin Dressler and Lillian Murphy. boti
Of Barber. Va.
S,a w Nee of Rochester \. y
''c THOMAS Z. Martin OF Camden. n. J.. and
norntbv / deuel. of Richmond, Va.
DI Howsrd II. Johnson and Helen G. Warthan
| both Of Richmond. Va
Marine Ricci and Maude V. Happier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Friday Evening Dance.

Robert f. Lee Chapter, No. GA.
Z. d. c.. viii hold it's October dance
at the New Willard Friday at pm.
A most interesting program of
dances has been arranged under the
direction of Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb,
chairman of entertainment. The
president, Mrs. Walter f. Hutton, will
be assisted by the following floor
committed: Mr.. Theodore NJ. Judd,
Mr.. A. S. Parry. Capt. T. Raleigh
Raines, Mr.. Walter f. Hutton. Mai.
f. w. r. Ewing. Mr.. ]. Lee Webb.
Mr.. George T. Rawlings. Representa-
tive l.. Lazaro, Mr.. Elgin ii. Blalock,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Deaths Reported.

Tho following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-feur
hours:
Mary r. Sadier. 30. o41 sth street northeast.
Nancy 4. Moser. II, 1911 Wyoming avenue.
Leona NJ. Schley, L, 65l c street southeast.
Julia =. Miller. %. Apt. sos. the Fartagut.
Charles Kyle. =. Providence Hospital.
Anna c. NJ. Roth. 70. 514 LIST street south
east
John F. Sargent. 20. st. Elisabeth's Hoe
pital.
east.
Eleanore Filgatc, IS. $40 d street southwest.
Frederick Sabul 80, ST. Elizabeth's Hospital.
David W. Medbury. Is. House ONCE building,
southeast
William S. Short, 15. 1109 street south
east.
Gordon Hill, ., Casualty Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t
the health department in the last twenty -fou
hours:
Max and Anna L. Yuter. girl.
Robert l.. and Margaret L. Wilson. girl.
Oscar \ c. and Christine T.. Oehmler. girl.
John W. and Flora i. Kidwell. boy.
Edward and Ruth f. Giovannette, boy,
Peter \. and Katharine Fabrizio. girl.
Hubert s. and Mary r. Cooksey, girl.
George b. and Mary A. Bury. boy
Philip b. and Anna c. Anderson, boy
Leon and Beatrice Harvey, boy.
William and Lillian Ford, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

Edward Ashby and Eva Nelson, both Of
Theological Seminary. Va.
Homer Butler and Tina Anderson.
Allie W. Blouut and Caroline Norris. both
Of Baltimore. Md.
Earl e. Bi,zIdou and Ieona L. Marmaduke.
Roduo T. Darner Of Jefferson Nd. and Doro-
thy " Downs Of this city.
George Jones and Cynthia Hatcher, both of
Mclean. Va
John E Jones and Agnes Carver. both Of
Falls Church, Va.
Leo Gray and Ida Golden.
Grover g. Hamrick Of Webster Springs. W.
Va, AMI Barbara $. Crawford of Brentwood.
Nd.
Henry H. Lewis jr.. Of this city and Evelyn
NJ Coats of New Rochelle " Y
Esa Raino and Olga Walkole.
Stuart " Woods of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Gail L. klumb Of Aurora. Neb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

The Rev. John Carruthers and Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol
lowing:
Augustus s. Bntler and Ida NJ. Whitley.
Charles Franklin and Mamie r. Simpson.
William G. Brown and Marie A. Brown.
James Williams and Eleanor W. son.
Joe Johns and Maude Green. both OF Aiken
g. G.
John ". Green and Bertha Brown.
John Q. Chase and Lily Lewis.
Leroy l.. Sanchez and Lillian NJ. A. Wittcr.
Daniel Green and Mablc Smith.
Louis Armestard and Amy Campbell.
Charles b. DeVaughn and Daisy 4. Muse.
Johnnie Crawford Of Cabin John, Md, ant
frances Dettes Of bethesda. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Continued from Eighth Pageo

mass meeting of the American Wom-
ems Legion. which VIII be held on
the afternoon Of Sunday. November g..
at Continental Hall to open the drive
for membership. Many prominent
speakers are scheduled to address the
meeting. Mrs. William Corcoran Hun
Is president of the legion and the
members will include those having
relatives in the world war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

Carruthers. who was Miss Mabel
Grandin. have gone to Pennsylvata.
where the former is attached to the
staff of Lafayette College.
Miss Amelia p. Dutton. has returned
from New York. where she has been
visiting Mrs. Enrico Caruso. formerly
Miss Dorothy Park Benjamin. during
Mr.. Caruso's absence in Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

There will be a meeting tomorrow
morning at II o'clock of the District
'Chapter House. 16 Jackson place. when
all of those interested in the surgical
dressings for Walter Reed Hospital
will plan to renew their work. Mrs.
Mont gomery Blair and Mrs. Reeves
Lewis will give short talks during the
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Spanish Employers Organize.

BARCELONA. October 20.-A Span
ish employers congress has been Or
eanized to deal with the many seri
Gus labor problems in Spain, particu-
lariy in Catalonia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

Mr.. N. B. Stewart has come to
Washington for a stay of some time.
He is consul general at large for
European Russia. the Balkan stats.
STA Minor, Persia and India. I'd
i'll remain at the Hotel Lafayette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21

Mr.. F. r. Fravel. Col. Clifford Cabell
Early, Maj. Merriwether Smith. Mr..
William 1. Denning, Mr. L. Stuart
Murray and MIR. Julian Cabell Early.
This is the first dance of the season
and. as has been the custom, will be
followed by the regular monthly
dances.
The Washington Alumnac Chapter
of Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity enter
tanned at dinner at the New
Ebbitt House on Saturday even
ing in honor OF DIR. May Ag-
ness Hopkins, president of the ma
tional organization. and Miss CALI
cut. official inspector. Alumnae from
chapters representing colleges and
universities in all sections of the
United States were present to greet
DR.. Hopkins. who has just returned
from service with the childrens bu-
reau of the American Red Cross in
France.
Mrs Frances Alton Connolly re-
turned to Washington from New York.
where she was the guest of Mrs. q.
Newton Estes. Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly
are now at the Homestead, Hot
Springs. Va.
The Rev. John Carruthers and Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
Address by Mrs. Sims.

Two particular features of this bust
ness conference were stirring address
from Mrs. Sims, wife of Admiral Will
liam S. Sims, and songs by Mrs. Frank
lin Townsend. Mrs. Sims presented
interesting suggestions as to the activ-
ity the legion might undertake and set
forth some underlying principles that
it might well adopt. She urged CO.
ton TO the utmost extent with
existing agencies and suggested. among
other points, that the different chapters
might well serve as agreeable service
and social clearing houses for wives
of service men coming into new COM
munities.
EVERY organization is at some time
confronted with an emergency that
NAV either make or break it, said
Mrs. Sims. 1T may come soon or may
come late, but it always comes. Fac
ing this inevitable emergency. we
must begin to face the question even
now as to whether our personal con-
siderations or an adherence to the
principles to which our man folk
were true shall be our guide. The
Army and Navy adopted and lived up
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
@iscomFm.
iSor

Muis lepercs pr. 2mftifib. 6or
isritc Sang / @iscoilins Si'toric
blep Ipiier iorleben leperet meo Silft.
ifib. Gn grtroubgape al "Wilpollfcc
Sonrnol" blep pr. &uftrllte bragt til
SIbfoib og iolgt enoni fer Sp9rtcn
bar ififfclig ter.
Stcrfc Sagcr forbnbt | Barron.
Srcb 9ollne og Soicpb 9apioion,
beggc al Barron, bleu bper ilagt eli
Mulft al $50 % Smfoitninger for of
bupe opertranot en- 9piororbning pcb
at babe bcrlienoe 9riffe / lin Sciio.
oelie. Sriffeparerne ~beororeoeS tenlt
/ Tenbcitenen.
Sniff Officers Sprro bragt til Ga
CROSSE. ct al De pafreitc SrofGcr,
Iom err naaet 50 GroSie fra arigS.
ifueplabien, bragtes forlcoen al Wfc-
fanifer Ycter @eranef. Oct er Ell
tpif Officers Sp9rb meb islpplettcrct
Sfeoc, paffert f%oriiret meb Sngra-
pcrillgcr. Oct blep imtglet opcr
Saoct / en- folif Slnto anbragt / 8om-
policts Neoifabsfiltc. Samme Sol.
bat meobragte enonioere ell Yiitol,
iom togcs al ben ferltc Tplfcr orGbt
al 32tc Chiffon.
Speciel Sernbanetart for 2rrcrc.
Scr oplp1eS fra Wilmartfce, at DC
2prcrc, ipm bill beltage / Den natlo-
male 2Grerforenings Meoc oeriteoS
fra 2Soe Sltni til ste Silli, fan er-
boloc en- ipecicl Sernbanetart al 1
oa en- Srebieoel for Sltr og Tetlir.
Ser ber fiebes Billet til Otilfpalfee
og iamtioig forlanecS Suffering al
Igcrlten. @eo / Wilpalifec at trent
lpgge fine Greoitiocr iom Weolem al
Den rationale 9prerforcnillg iannt
opcnn9pnte Suffering for at babe
betolt for Cur, fan &%eti,rbiaet erhol-
oes for en- Sreoicoel at Den panllge
Cart.
TurIumnocn &pinoe g%jcnfnnben.
Set paftc nlegen Spiiet oper belle
ben eitlige Gel al Staten, at Wrs.
Inne Sorbuib, Ell 25.aarig meget rig
'apinoe. al Sort @aibington, paa en-
mpltiif Waaoc foripanot Ssnoag ocn
25oe Mai, % Samilien nolopeoe en-
9elsnnine al $1,000 for benocS
@ienfinoelie. Gre Sage ienere bleo
hun gieniumoen, ibet bun lent ON
Mftencn fom til ct Sarmbiem, belies
gcnbe isnoenfor Spen, % BAD ON Ell
Grit @ano. Sum par ba fuloitGnbig
uomattet, % set %antages, Of bun iiocn
Den /foregaaenbe Senoag bar pGrct
iuloitrnoig fra Jig ielp og er panorct
omfring itoen 9epibitbeo. Wers. 5or-
bllIb bar pGret 2Grcrinoe peo Sber.
lin College.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
Wontana.
GIN Nfbelina al Heierpebanf. 9

ND Wheeling at Heterpebatt. Ger
melbes fra Selelta, at Ell Ifocli1g al
nienoe fsoerale &cierpebal,f / bisie
Gage pprettes oerltcos. Slniegning
bcrpm ira @anfmGno / Selenn har
pGret ,noer Sperpeielic De iioite Ter
Tiger, og Ell @cilutning bcrom ifal
forleoen bore taget.
9anb or meaet e~fteripnrst. Otter
hpoo Der meloes fra Selcnn or Sta.
tens 2allb for Sibcn meget eiter.
ipitrot oe bringcr gooe Eriier. Gicil.
neministpriicn bar pGrct ira S13 til
$40 pr. Ncre. Sanoialget bar pGret
lipliQt ielp / sc ~iaafalote terrc 81.
itrifter, og Be GSarnncre, iom fsr DO.
iotte Jig / bisic Strsg, icger III of
uopi0c fine &anbomrauocr.
@ammcl On anlen. Set bar paft
abifilig Opmcrfionlbco, at Wticbacl
Fitzpatrick al 8rcnt Sails isgcr
Sfilarnisie ira i'm 9llitr,,, nlcb bucn
ban bar pGrct gift / 53 Iar. &al
onaipcr iom 8rllno, at hltn bor for
laot bon, bpilfet rolrgges ioalebcs,
at bun iortiben bor bps Ell SPlt. Gen
frGnfcbe 9Gqtcmano er 70 Nar
gornncl, bans &ilitril 10. Se blep
U~gtcoicbe / @inona, Wtinn., Den 30te
Npril 1866.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Sefret9r for @ismarefs Sanbelsior-
ening % Ticepreiibeltt for gtational
Tarfs Sigbpap Msiocintion, o. iom
Sopebtalcr peb Wiebet er engageret
Sreo u. Noams al Spofanc, Woib.,
tioligcrc &ongresmano, men M rel.
'elloe Heprpicntont for Geo Grail.
Wtsbet af'luttebcs ont Iitcncn mco Ell
0anfet.
@anfmrnoenes Mpoc aflnttes.
Nortbmeitern Giitrict State @anfer3
Nlsiociation aiiluttebe forrige llge lit
Webet / Ninot. Ser peotoges Ell
HPffe Geiolittioner, blallot ailoet no.
talelloe Silireositilclie mco =. @.
GatbroS Talg til 0eneralgltpcrnsr
fpr @anf OF Nortb 9ofotn % Spret-
tclie al Ell Hationcrnes 2iga liant
anbefalenbe De lofale Srgaiotioner,
ionn bar paabegpnbt al Hetail Wter-
chants sl~siociation. Scr. Gatbrv
bar tiliteoe peo en- @ftermiooagSicS
lion og talte fortelig ON Den me
9anfs Trogram. Gn @nnfet aibolo.
tcS ben iioIte Nften, og ulloer oenne
blep fplgenoe @mbeosmTro polgt:
%reiibent, George g. Soup, Golunl.
bus; %iccprriiocnt, q. 6. Seperoio,
TcIpa; Sefretpr og aa5ierer, 20. II.
Iortcr, Minpt. Sil Wcblcm al
StutsforcningcnS crcflltipe aomite
nalgtcs 6. $. Gbriitiarion al Hpber
Stntsicfretrrem irtter @mffe6en.
StatsiefrctGr Sbonns Sna npgtebc
for nogle Gage iioen at imoertegne
DC for Sant OF Nortb 0afota lto-
ltcotc Bombs, % trooS at Nttornep
General Snllgcr bar erflpret, at Der
lngcn loplig 8rlno bar for inaban
Negtelie, bar StotSiefretpren Dog
lat Wnffcbe1 % bolocr pebboloenoe
fnit pon, at Stotcll operifriocr i'm
fonltitl,tioucIlc Nettiabco til at ltifte
8irlb pco at i,oItcbe bisic Bombs I'll
ct @eleb al . Wtiaioncr Collars.
9(ttornep General Saltgcr fog berfor
iioitc Trcbae Sfriot til peo Hctterr
at fringe StutSicfrctGren til at
frcmlrsae @e~arunoelie for benne iii,
T~naitono, bpilfen Sag ifal bebanoles
Sen 4oe Sum-. Ger pcgcS paa, at Scr
bill mcbgaa fra 10 Gage til = Tiger,
ier nogcn nfgiprellbc Gicnoelie / Sa=
nc, fo,1 fnnrS ,tNr,, Snrifirl hnnr
nlcgcn Slib cnb Seicitcrct gicr for
at frcnifpnbc @cbanolingen. @,lper-
nprel, o9 Stntsfasiercren hapoe ale-
rcoc paatcgnet Bombs til ct 9eleb al
ell Wiaion Collars, ba Stataicfretpr
Soil fpn meo i'm GrflGring on life
at eaa mco berpna. Otter Sorlpbenoe
pil Der aItiaa bengoa minbit 10 0ngc,
ier Ell Spieiterctsfieloelic fa1 crhol-
ocs, pg Soil bar erflGret, Of en- iaa-
ban er oct cnelte ban bill beie Jig for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
SNo 0afota.
Were Yenac / Common eno fpr

Were Fenge I SeltmDt eit0 ter'
gtplig ofientliggiorte Spgipr al DC ire
9anfforretninger / 2cmn1on bier, al
ser mi er lterrc Srtbifl,o enc nogen-
iinoe ier. Dc inmlcbe Sllbifllo / 2ern-
mon belob iig til $9S0,000, bpilfet
pbergaar ole isr iatte Heforoer.
Mpt Gomntp inbiprer &ontant.
ipitem. Sra @iion meloes, at Ser
fins County bar inofert ct MT Sp-
item bporpeb al &reoit er afifaifet.
9(ue uocitoacnoe 6ororinger moo
Gountpet blep iprlebcu inofalot for
at bctales, bporefter Sontantbalis
inbisrcS.
2anspaalrs for Vnsninssarbei-
bcrc. MQe De Wf9nb, Der er unIutte
peo Experimentation / Sripp, neb.
lagbe forrige llse Irbeioct % gioroe
6ororing paa ct SsnStiuGg al 10
Gents pr. Sinle. = Sororingen bleo
cfter en- fort Sorbanoling imeoefom-
met % Irbeioet gienoptaget.
st Ieitcritpffc. @norep Siler /
8arretion iloferte forleoen oct gte.
iteritptfe at forblioe | i'm Iutomobll
meoens oenne eif rullbt TO 8ange.
OF ooa unoer benne Eltllen life at
baue faaet iaameget iom Ell e1eltc
Hift. 9ilen blep itaaenbe nofiaa pent
paa fine fire Siil / Scigreften, eiter
of bape giort oct bobbelte &lnofaIt,
90 baobe oct life pPret for 8reften,
piloe ben fanite bapc lat iuei meo ct
treble.
Observation-Disclosures ueo 2ano-
brussifulen. Safultet % Stuoenter
peo Statens Sanobrugsbeiifole |
9roofings bolOt Sreoog Minoefelt
for De % Mpno ira Initalten, ionI
opoe / arigstieneite, bpilfen Minoe'
ieit fan iiges of bore Oct isrIte Seo |
Observation-Disclosures, ioet Sfole-
aaret aiiIilttes Wtanba9 benne llge,
ga 90 8raol,enter mobtnger line nj,
e~onaabcpis. Ct tort Slertol crbol-
Ser 8raben Bachelors OF Scie1ce.
Glseitcs i 2eao. 6orcrinacl
Gifts" / Soutb Safota bolocr / Den
iibitc SalpbcI al iloep9renoc Waa.
neo lit Narsmebc / 2eab, / huilfcll
NnIcbning Der sisres 6oronitaltnin,
ger Ill ell iaafalbt barbecue" peo al
Der iieaes ell bel Gig. Ter or hos
pchtommenbc Statsnpnoigbcber mo.
heutct Siuaocllc Ill at llagte ell al 81
Glac, Ser bolbes paa Statens Silot'
reicrpe. og Stegningcn oil Icrcgda
beh natrritisnne Spcarfiib Ganpor
Den 25oc Sanuar.
Scit / &mifiu Tarf. Zen melt itpr
artcbe Sierbernliicit, noscniinoe lei
ret / Soutb Safota. pil iaar ioran.
! itaItcs / Suifin Yarf, alminoeIie