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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
WORK ON HIGHWAY
RE A D Y FOR RUN
ROADS BETWEEN JACKSONVILLE
AND SAVANNAH WILL BE IN
FlRST-CLASS SHAPE.

When the Jacksonville Automobile
Club makes its run from that CITY to
Savannah on Wednesday, October 8.
the highway leading through the
counties between the two cities will
be in excellent condition.
e. X. Conant, consulting city and
county engineer, made the trip from
Savannah to Brunswick Sunday in his
automobile and incidentally made /.
close inspection of the road, and the
places that need immediate repair.
Bryan county roads at many points
along the highway are in bad condi-
ton and great deal of work is to
be done in that county. but tacit az
rangements have been made assuring
the needed improvements. The coun-
ty commissioners of Mcintosh after
consulting with officer of the SavaE-
nah Automobile club, have started op
eraotions on the road in that county.
and they will be in shape for the
run.
One of the most impossible por-
tions of the road is that extending
from l. street, on Glynn avenue. in
the city of Brunswick, extending to
the Cypress Mills. Mayor Hopkins
however has assured the members OF
the highway committee OF the Board
of Trade that the road would be
placed in first-class shape before the
date announced for the run from Jack
sonyille.
More than one hundred, members of
the Jacksonville club will leave thar
city on the morning of October 8,
and will stop at Kingsland at noon,
where barbecue will be rendered by
the citizens of that section. The par
ty will spend the night in Brunswick
continuing the trip to Savannah early
on the morning of October 9th.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
STORM DEATH LIST STE!.
GROWS A CORPUS CHRISTI

Corpus Christi. Tex. Sept. 22.--Fuf-
Ter reports received today from the
devastated storm area o (which Cor
pus Christi is the center swell the
death roll Of lats Sundays hurricane
and confirm estimates that the proper
ty damage will exceed twenty million
dollars.
Little progress was made today in
the recovery of bodies floating or the
bay. despite that there was no let-up
in this work. The finding of only two
additional victims was reported today
in the wreckage along the north
beach section of Corpus Christi. Plans
for dragging Neuces bay for boddies
in the large amount of wreckage still
floating in the back waters are be-
ing discussed. although the task is pre-
sents huge difficulties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
SURVIVORS OF RAYRONTO
WROUGHT TO TAMPA

Tampa. Fla, Sept. 22.-After drift
ing six days in an open boat, Chief
Officer A. Fl. Noodle and ten other
survivors of the 11,000-ton steamship
Bayronto, sunk September IL off the
tortugas were brought into Tampa by
the local fishing smack; Ida, which
picked them UP eighty miles south
west of Egmont Key.
Another life boat with 'twenty-four
men from the Bayronto had not been
heard from fifteen men including
Ccpt. T. Eversett and most of the Of
ficers were left on the ship because
the other life boats We're smashed but
it is reported that they were taken off
hv the schooner Fannie and Fay,
Tampa to Havana.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
TEAM CAP TA|NS
MET LAST NIGHT
MANY MATTERS CONt .sRNiNC
MEMORIAL BUILDING CARE
FULLY CONSIDERED.

AT an enthusiastic meeting at the
Board of Trade rooms last night of
the team captains of the camDiign
committee appointed last week to
canvass the registered and potential
voters of Glynn county In the interest
OF the proposed bond issue for the
Memorial Technical High School. lists
were distributed and active work be
gun after thorough discussion OF
all possible arguments that could be
offered regarding the proposed me
morial
The survey committee will hold its
meeting Thursday evening at which
time definite plans of the real needs.
uses and proposed scope of the me-
mortal will begin to be determined.
Quite large amount of data has been
gotten together and numerous sour
ces of information regarding SINH
lar projects have been seached with
a view to providing the very best
that canbe obtained to meet the ~
gent need at present existing for
Juot SutH q UuiiuiHS DIS is COlltSll-
plated,
At the meeting last night it was
shown that the proposed bond issue
at the miximum cost considered would
mean approximately an additional tax
of only so cents per thousand to
cover refunding and interest. Tlere
can be no question, whatever. that the
movement is gaining interest and will
meet with very little opposition, if
any, by any of the tax payers.
A number of propositions wern dis
cussed looking to taking care OF many
of the present handicaps in all grades
of the present schools, and this pro-
blem will of course, enter into the
considerations of the survey commit
lee in planning the memorial.
Practically every registered voter
and qualified taxpayer will he ap-
preached this week and given chance
to endorse the movement FOR an cleo
ton on bond issue and it is prac-
ticallya foregOne conclusion that be-
fore the end of the, year the matter
will be closed and work begun TO-
ward q consummation of the project.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
MRS. MARY FRANCES Gill.
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

After an illness of several weeks,
Mrs. Mary Francis Gill. one of Rruns-
wick's best known and beloved cit!-
zens died last night at II o'clock at
her home 1928 Ellis street.
Mrs. Gill, was a daughter of the
late Major S. j. Gorton, and has re-
sided in runswick for manuy years.
She has a host of friends who will be
saddened to learn of her death. Mrs.
Gill was 81 years of age and leaves
three children, John P. Twomey and
Mrs. w. l.. Harvey, of Brunswick.
and Mrs. M. Davis of Savannah.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at 4 o'clock
from the Avent church, Rev. Edwin
C. Hardison pastor officiating. The
pallbearers will be essrs. W. X. Bo-
.aani; CIV Abbott, LII. Burroughs;
Staff Burney; R. C. Gordon and W.
r. Skipper.
Interment will be held in Palmetto
cemetery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
JUDGE EVANS
SIGNS DECREE
nf q +, y s:taess sssssE
GEORGIA COAST AND PIEDMONT
RAILROAD WILL BE SOLD AC-
CORDlNG TO SCHEDULE.

Judge B, d. Evans in the federal
court in Savannah yesterday signed
"a decree that the Georgia Coast and
Piedmont railroad company must pay
to the Guaranty Trust company, of
New York, the sum of 100000 with
accrued interest and cost for twelve
years within five days.
The Guaranty Trust Company was
made a party to the foreclosure of
mortgage against the railroad with the
Columbia Trust Company, of New
York, and Judge Evans signed the
short day order for the Guaranty
Trust Co.
The order does not in any way eff
feet the final decree of sale OF the
railroad in Brunswick on Tuesday,
October 7th, by Special Master Tai
bert.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
MAKES BRIEF
TALK WHEN TRAIN STOPS

Sacramento. CaI< Sept. 22.-(By AS
sociated Press.)-The, League of Ma
tions is a guarantee of Justice md
without the treaty of peace with Ger
many. including the league covenant,
the world would sink gack into
that slough of despond which mankind
was in before this war began" Pres
ident Wilson told crowd of twelve
thousand people that surged around
his special train when it stopped here
for twenty minutes this afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
Well known BrunswiCkiau Talk
On This Important
Subject.
SAYS BRUNSWICK IS
MAKING BAD ERROR
Believes the People in This City
and Those Along the Line of
Road Should Get Together to
Save lt-Auto Transfer Also
In Danger.

can it be possible" said we'll
known Brunswick business man yes
terday, THAT the people OF Bruns-
wick are going to permit the G c.
& P to be sold for junk and all OF
the line to be G:amantled?"
The very thought of sucn hing
seems horrible to me- continued this
Brunswickian and I want to rai.e nv
Foice i'll protest. | wonder what we
would be doing if sGme New Yorker
with silk hat and frocl. coat came
down and wanted to construct TO
Brunswick new line similar u The
&. c. & p. Why we would be tear
ing heaven and earth to raise money.
the Board of Trade would have
drives and conittecs at work and
the financial interests Of the city
would be busy on The job of uNder-
writing the stock @u1scriDt ems AS
L is we seem to bs ,trirg silen:'- ~
hoping that ccnl cle o.. -
Brunswick j. eJi ls "a Ii
wick ought 2 be Goin2 !er3oi-.
81 happen to l-pa%r' 81 tne spea..-
er that Judge beveIely Evans. the
splendid Judge OF the United States
court has done everything il his row.
eH to keep this property going and
to allow the local people in Rr;1ns-
wick and along the line to preserve it
Tor this section. He mas worked in
Jun ction with the receivers to
make this thing os5ible and if Bruins
wick permits the sale TO go on aud
it is bought for junk purposes and is
finally (Tsmantled and lost, the
fault will be Brunswick's"
There is another feature of the
situation that has serious side 10
brunswick ard that is that the sale
of the property as a whole will also
lose to this city the auto transfer and
likewise the Dixie Highway SO far az
Brunswick is concerned. Certainly
we should get busy and save this =itu-
alton. for once, the line is sold to
junk people and the rails are removed
the line is gone forever. very SIR
cerely urge the people of the city to
think seriously over this very i'm
portant matter
The speaker. as stated in the be-
ginning. is prominent Brunswick,an
who is ready and willing to do his part
In this connection, it may be said that
the sale will occur in just two weeks
from today and it is up TO local peo-
pie to get a move on and save the
property, unless they are willing to
see il dismantled, for the time has
come. when the court feels that the
property must be disposed Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
FREEDMAN CASE TO
BE APPEALED FOR REVIEW

1t was announced yesterday that
the decision Of Referee Alfred Fl. Gro
watt, in refusing the petition of 1rus-
tee PadroSa in the Freedman hank
ruptcy case, will be appealed TO
Judge B. D. Evans for review.
The trustee in the bankrupt proceed
ings alleged that the bankrupt was
concealing a part of his assets
amounting to more than So, 600, and
it was on this petition that the referee
rendered decision in favor, OF the
defendant bankrupt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
AND EVEN THE NEGROES
APPROVED OF THIS ONE

Athens, Ga, Sept. 22-(By .Assoei-
aed' Press. "A large number of ne
gfoes living in Oglethorpe county re-
Gently met and adopted ringing reso-
buttons heartily endorsing the lynch
ing of the negro, Obe Ccx, in that
c3,inty several days ago. Fhe negro
a9-aulted and murdered white %o-
men, and while being pursued assault
I'd a negro women. He was subse-
quently caught by q crow OF wni.es
and summarily dealt with. A copy
of the resolutions arp.oving The
lynching were brought to this city
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
NEW BRICK BUILDING
FOR RICHMOND STREET

Mrs. w. l.. Wallace of st. Simons,
who owns the wooden buildings at
the corner of F and Richmond streets
occupying in all about ninety feet an
nounces that she is going to remove
them and erect at once handsome
two story brick business building on
the sites.
This section of Richmond street has
been building up very rapidly in the
last twelve months and the new struc-
ture will make that section among
the most imposing in the city.
Work is to commence on the new
building in very short time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
VACATION De LUXE
FOR STEEL STRIKERS

New York, Sept. 22.-Vacations de
luxe are to be employed here by many
of the striking steel workers, as well
as by officials of the corporations, It
was indicated tonight when it was
learned that a large number of hote.
room reservations has been received
on telegrarhic orders from the war;
Gus steel manufa cturing centers.
Many of the highly paid workers
have large savings. and part at leas-
of these are to be spent seeing the
sights OF New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
STATIONARY ENGINEERS TO
STRIKE IN SYMPATHY,

Cleveland, Sept. 22.-(By Asso CT
ated Press. )-The executive commit
tee OF the local stationary engineers
union today notified all members of
that organization employed in steel
plants that they were to strike in
sympathy with the steel workers,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
WANT D'ANNUNZIC DRIVEN
OUT OF FlUME BY ALLIES

London. Sept. %. -(By Associated
Press. 1.-THE Italian government has
appealed to the allies t send an allied
force. exclusive of italians. 20 drive
d,Annunzio out of Fiume, according
to reports which we've received here
tonight and which ase considered re-
liable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
SHOOTS SON TO DEATH
MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR

New Orleans, Sept. 22.-John Rus
sell. Wholesale produce dealer. shot
his son, John Russel,Jr.. to death with
a pistol mistaking him for burg
lar trying to enter the house pust be
fore daybreak here today. Young
Russell, who was going in for fishing
tackle stumbled into his fathers arms
after shot an ddied few minutes la
ter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
REPUBLICAN CHARGES
PRESIDENT WITH SMUGGLING

Washington Sept 22.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. (-Senator Penrose. Pc
publican. Of PENNSYLVANIA. made the
statement TODAY that President Will
son and party brought back from the
peace conference jewels and other
Gifts from the crowned heads valued
by the customs officials at more than
one million dollars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
FIRE AT CREMAToRY
CALLS OUT DEPARTMENT

The roof of small building at tke
crematory was discovered ON fire at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon and an
alarm was turned in for the fire de-
partment.
Although they had long run the
firemen reached the scene AMI had
the falmes put out before any mater
iaI damage was done.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
RtOTiNG BREAKS OUT
AT CARNEGIE PLANT.

Newcastle Pa, Sept. 22.-(By Asso-
ciated Press.)-Seven persons were
shot, one, probably fatally, during
riot at the Carnegie Steel Company's
plant here this afternoon, when
crowd numbering about four hundred
attempted to prevent workers from
entering the mills.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-23
THE TloFs

High tide ut AS am. and 4:5o y m.
Low It'd, at l0:54 am. and 1l:32 p.m.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
Wontand.

Chaplain / Wpntamns Scnat.
llnoer ct Wfpoc al Hepllblifnnernc /
Wontanns Senat err Gait. g. 6. 9a-
n~ielion al Sncet @rais, fsr pirfenbe
/ Sort 0obqe, Soma, bleoen palgt til
Scnatcts Chaplain. Republifanerne
er / Waioritet og bill fontroqere
oenne @ren al StotenS ~lougipenoe
Sorialnling.
Gil llonnttelie al Statcns &ml.
gruber. Tranf Gonlep, @aroen peo
Stotsf9ngiIet / Teer 2ooge, bar / lin
oarlige Seaport anbeialet, of Stoten
letter .Srift fgang paa enfelte al Sc
mango Sulfclter, Ser finbes poa Sta
tens 2ano. Wr. Gonlep nlener, at
Sanger fllnbe benpttes til oelrne
8rubeoriit, % at ser ialfalo uotoges
iaa nrcget aul. iom Staten trGneer
oeo line iorificaige Srititutioner.
%nffnluitea til apna 6curac. San,
len Tocfing So. / Butte bar / Sen
%iellere Gib ienot itore &isbfpripninaer
I'll ENGLAND, % for at aipe benne lin
aooc &ilnoc ell Tonifipnnclic for
S%eaninacll, or Der nplig ieltot eng.
lambs Sonee % 0ronning Ell pate
amcrifonif 9uffaloitee. Sanicrl
Gacfing So. fisbtc nplie otte @uffa-
los paa Slatbcoo Sl1oianerreicrpo-
%tionen, % uopalate Tele al bisie
Slaat bleo ienot til oct fonaeliee
&ieffen.
Tne Gunntncr. s Shree Sorts
fprbereoes Ell Tlan gaaenbe lto paa,
at Teribing Gountp ifal cprettes al
minbre Sele fra Mtabiion, @allatin,
Seiierion % @roaofpater Goitntper.
% at Gbrce SORTS ifal blipe oet me
Goiuttps TetSiGoc. - Ser err ems.
pioere ell Tlan oppc ON at bcle
Sherioau Gountu. Set er nGplii, al
Selineen lfulbc siercs efter Ell 9inie
lebeitnc oil % peit / gfGrbeben al
Troio ianlt lones Great Tprtbern
ganen ira @alep Gountp Ill Statens
@rGnielinie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
Ten nDe characterization.

Ten nDe SernbanefommisRon.
ytortb Oafotns npe Sernbanefommts'
iion organiiereoes oclt Zoe bS. BIS
morcfi beo at bpIae 9. :. Imoabl
Tom Sormanb. Charles Outputs %
S. $. Gal6ertpooo paIgtes berbolos'
bis til Ticeprrfioent og Sefretpr.
Til life sibe otter for en- apinbe.
Observation-Disclosures W%ocoonalo, Der
peo iioite GaIe blep arunoig Hagen
ri Wfiis Minnie s. Nielion, fiber Jig
Menipnlig for at bigc Ylaoien for Ell
Goinoe, ioet ban UNDER Taalfio al,
at Wtiis NieIien life er Opgtig nof for
embeoet bar negtet at fratrGoe. Teo
attorncD General CANCERS ShoItri-
Den err Wacbonalo BOG al Statens
Seiciteret blepcn anmooet ON at
frcmlTgge 9pIbige @rltnoe for, at
ban life ifal fratrGoe gmbeoet. Wtac-
oorlalo ifltloe irernlTgge bette lit
%epismaterial Soraoug oeltrc uge.
G~entralbamf for Staten plan
lrgges. Sra Vi8marcf meloes ben
7oe oS., at lebenoe MPno inocn Non-
partiIan 2eague pmaaocs meo Elo-
ner til SpretteIie al en- StatS Gen-
tralbar1f eitcr famine Dtsniter ionl
Den ieoerole Meierpcballf. Sobn s
Saltings, Der er anerfienot Sillans'
alltoritet illoen Nonpartiian Seaglle
og @icepr9iioent for Scanoitapian'
Imerican Vanf / Sarge, bar gipet ct
fort Omrios al Den la8tc Tlon. Gen-
t%ralba1fen t9nfes atlagt laaleoes, at
Statsbanferne iaa i'm cgell 6oroel !
at lutte fig til ben, % at De 40 Wtil-
lioner Collars. iom Oisie 6orretnln.
ger MI bar oeponerct / S%pillngbper-
mes @anfe, piloe penoe tilbagc til
Tortb Safota. Ser piloe oerpeo
%lfoifes Ell tilltrGffelig &apital inoell
Staten til at imeocfommc 5arnllaalr
og Sorretningsioretagenoer til ollie
Sioer. Sor at irembiGlpe 6arm-
lnan tGnfer Scr. &altings Jig for
reiten en- Sop, bporpc6 bet piloe bllpe
nuulig at forbinbe commissioner ior
StotenS Sfole. o. llniperlitetslano
nIeo Vanfen oa oerpeo forminolfe
Observation-Disclosures. NPpnte &om-
mission bar at poretoge Sarerill9 al
2anb % baanotere %anteobliga-
TONER, men bpab 6orretning Statel
life pur iitano til at baretage meo
fit cget Sfolefonb, flrnoe leoes ODER
til Gentralbanfen. O%bligationer pao
Statsbalifes 0orros piloe bringes
paa Marfeoet omtrent ion De fe0e-
ralc Sarnlaanbonos mi iGlges. Sp-
1temet piloe i0tteS unoer Ell Stats-
Commissions Stnre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
Sc oanife SIotte.

gf ale Sc @pgninger, ben bm1ife
Stat eier, er Gbriitiansboras Slot
oen, lom er opfert til ben iterite
|Groi. Slottet iigltrerer ilemltg paa
Stutlls pr. Bite Warts 1917 meo
Ell @prbi al 100000 Ser.
Nuit eftcr fommer Hal9erne paa
ImaIienborg, iom tiIiammen repre-
ienterer en- @rroi al 100000 &r.
Hoienborg Slot er peroiat til g..
100000 SIR. Wen logger man til
benne Gum oct @elsb, bpormeo &o.
ienborg Sape er opfsrt paa Statiis,
fommer ma rietignof aoifiIig bsie.
re op, ioet Supen alene er p9roiat
til 100000 Ser.
Oct guile Eal9 / 4maliegabe ct
bare opfprt meo $4,000 SIR, % en-.
oelig ifal / benne SorbinbeIie n9p.
mes 6reoerifsberg Slot; oct er op.
fert til Ell Sproi al t,233,SO0 Ser,
mers Nreoerifsberg Sape % Ssn.
Oermarfen or aililaaet til en- IantIet
Srroi al 100000 SIR.
Salt iisurerer iaaleoes Slottene
og Earterne / aisbenbapn ioin
Stotsaftiuer mco ct 9eIsb al 49,
1913 500 SIR.
If Slottene % EalGerne uoenfor
Sopcoitaoen er Gbarlottenluno Slot
opfsrt meo 100000 ar., gernstorfi
Slot meo 100000 Ser. % Sorgen.
fri Slot nteo 473,0OO Ser. Gremita.
gen err anilaaet til en- TGroi al 1885,.
1000 SIR. % Sreoensborg Slot t..
100000 ar. ,bpor til fommer 2O0,.
900 SIR. for S%rebensbore SIotsbape,
iaa ben iamleoe Slim bIir 2,100, 600
&roner.
lloenior 3~jsbenbapn cr imioIertiS
Sr~eoensborg Slot Oct foitbareite,
ibet bet err opfert meo 100000
Ser. forliben 10000 SIR. Tor SIots.
parfen. Oereiter fonuner &ronbors
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er Ser TaIGet / TosfiIbe, iom er tar,
eret til 10000 ar., IaIborsbus
Slot til 100000 Ser. % aoainsbiis
Stalogaaro ~lieeleoes til 100000
Ser.
Zen iamlebe Gum Tor Slottcr.
9alGer os Barter Tiger ScrpeS til
60,tS7,S00 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
@isepmTm.
Spbsfalb / Barron.

SpSsfalo / Barron. Wtrs. Carrie
@pritm, Snitru til 9%anffasierer
@eoroe s.. @orltm i Barron, er al
aaoet peo Ssoen al Snfllien5o.
Snperiur-W amb fommen tilrette.
9iarne u. Nmunbien al Sltpertor
forefommer / en- nplig al arigsoe-
p~artemlentet offentli9siort Silte pper
an1crifanife Solbuter, Der er toillne
tilbage ira tpife Sangcleirc.
Turbpiet Sart for Cpuarmnins.
@isconiins Sernbauefommlslion bar
benlpnoiget @isconiin Wirne'oto
Sight ano Bonner SO. / So crosse
iii at forbeie lin Cart for Spporm-
nina meo 6 Brocent. Sernbanefom-
mi8iionens 9eilntning blep Dog Ell
Sfuiielie for Selifabet, ba oct bapoe
annooet ON Ell 60 Erocents Jor-
beielie.
@isepniins Sure SuOb 2opc spl'
biae. Soreneoe Staters SeieIterei
hnr oen 1Dc bS. erflTret gploige %
arlrnblopsmGslige De Eitre Sooe
9ope, iom @isconiin iattc ifraft
1909, 1913 oa 1915. Oct onltpiiteoe
4rnft / oisie 9ope bar Sorbuoet moo
Solg al Sroemioler, Der er tiliai
mcb @ensoate Of Sooa, @en5oic Icib
eler anoet hpori oisie Stoiic er al,,
penot.
ga Grosie pGlger Mfbulosmamb,
Sor ferlte Sang iioen set organiiere-
oes' bar Ga crosse Gountp benne
Gang cn Iibolosmano inoen i'm Off
ciele Sanilie. &arrp ". @iaep bler
iioire Ssit palst til Surpepor og bler
oenne llse inoiat / lit gmbeoc, men
iom ell ltnbifploning for Ga Grosit
oa, bets 5raoitioncr t~ilfeieS Der, al
ban paleteS forbi ban ingen Woo'
fanoioat bauoe.
Ybilipp tiltrGScr i'm treble Ser
min. Set me Statsitpre tiltraaott
iioite Manoae uoen De fer briigtt
Observation-Disclosures, ioet oisit
| oltlaa mi i~leiieoes. 8uperngr Ebl'
Iipp bespnoer lin treble Sermin
liaeleoes Siceeupernsr &. i. 9th
mar al @araboo. Siatsiefret9r Wfer'
lin Sun al Slacf @iper SAILS tlenel
lin anben Scrulin. mebens Statsfas
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bcaunote lin iieroe. Ittorrlcp Sene
! raj Sobn ). Blaine at @cscpbel el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
Wor0 Safota.
irificnot.

maro &obinion. Tolitibeticnt / Mi
not. err al ell Surp blepen iritascll
Tor Inflaee Tor al babe ifltot %
orGbt @. 81 SollneiS. Tcmc bler
ifuot ioct ban iorieete at ilpgte for
at ulbaaa Nrre'i.
6armere laaues Eenac til Sro,
&c Sarmere / North Tatota, Der
iibiie CONNER rnmmebeS baaroeit al
SJrten, pil al &esierinaen oa aien'
ilem ben ieberale 2~anobanf blipe
gipet ct Saan al $550,000 til Sno'
fisb al Seb. Gen belle Sim anita,
ees at blipe optasen al Sarmers
inoen 10 Gage euer to Tiger. Sopco'
fparteret Tor bisic llolaan or i Great
Sails. @ont,, % u. 6. @iprup, Yr1r
iioent Gunmmes gsiiitent. or reiil
Scrbea for at ioreiiaa Sransaftio'
nerne i 5crbinhclic bermeb.