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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-21
CINNERS DECLARE
THEY LOSE Cash
IN LAST SEASON
$50 at Corporation Com
mission Hearing,

More than $50 ginners attended the
hearing before the corporation CONE
mission in the house OF representa-
tives at the state house today at which
evidence is being submitted prelimi-
nary 10 the commissions annual fix
ing OF the rate on cotton ginning in
Oklahoma during the 1919 season.
Arthur King of III. Southwest Cot
ton Oil company AID l. C. Hudson
of Chickasha, manager OF the Chick
asha Cotton Oil company. were on
the witness stand most OF the morn.
ing.
Farmers Want Lint Basis.
The farmers want the commission
TO fix the ginning charge on a lin,
basis. The ginners desire the main.
tenance OF the seed cotton basis il
vogue last year. Last year the gin.
ming charge was IS cents a hundrct
for seed cotton and 60 cents hun.
dred for bollies.
e44,00o Loss.
Judging from the figures presented
by Hudson, the ginning business was
not . very profitable business in Ok.
lahoma last year. He read a state
nent into the record showing thai
fifty gins operated bv his company
last year cleared 28,357 bales of cot
ton for a total cost OF $2H,43J. ex-
elusive OF bagging and tieing charges
The cost of operating the same fifty
) gins was given as $4,000, without
any charge for depreciation, coal or
labor expense in preparing the gins
for operation. an item OF loss which
Mr.. Hudson figured at approximately
MOOO. He figured a net loss of S42-
6OO for the years business, Another
item OF loss which was not included
in Hudson's figures was the closing
down Of eighteen Of the company
gins in order TO give the remaining
fifty capacity business. He csti-
mated loss Of $1,000 on each Idle
gin, which would bring the company's
net loss on the two accounts up 10
$4,000.
The hearing was resumed at
o'clock this afternoon. Taking O.
testimony may he continued ,omor
row. The commission is expected tC
K announce the new schedule some,im,
before the first OF September.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-21
Erzberger Called
Traitor at Meeting

(By Tho Associated PressD
BERLIN. Wednesday, Aug. 10
Under the slogan Away with Err
bergerl" the national liberals last
night staged a noisy meeting Of pro
test in which the speakers subjected
the minister OF finance 10 vicious
verbal grllling Erlberger's public
activities from the time he conducted
the armistiee negotiations, down TO
the present enactmen, OF radical
measures OF taxation were made sub
ject of attacks,
Traitor" "Scoundrel," "Camou-
ilaged corrup,ionist" and similar cpl
thetS were heard Some OF the speak
crs demanded that Erzberger be
strung up on the nearest lamp-post
AT the meeting a resolution was
adopted demanding Erzberger's re-
tjrement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-21
1|InlC ACCUSED
MURDER OF
\ THREE PERSONS
Kansas Livery Stable Owner
\ Given Hearing.
(By The Associated PrsssD

ESKRIDGE, Kan. Aug. N.-Rufus
King faced two additional charges Of
murder, making three in all. when he
appeared today at his preliminary
hearing for the alleged killing Of
Reuben Gutshall a young Maple Hill
farmer, in 1913. Just before the
hearing warrants we're served on
King by Waubaunsee officials, charg-
ing him with the murders of John
Woody and Of "an unnamed man." to
whom state officials otherwise re-
ferred as an itinerant jewelry sales
man who disappeared in 1908
A warrant previously issued was
found TO be faulty in that it gave the
peddler a name officials cannot prove,
The preliminary hearing on the new
charges was set for next Thursday.
When King, after quick and TN.
eyentful automobile trip from To-
peka, entered the opera house where
the hearing was conducted, he was
followed by silent crowd. many OF
whom were old neighbors and ac-
quaintanoes. As the spectators en-
tered they were searched by deputy
sheriff.. Soon the crowd had grown
so Ia ve that officials were compelled
to CLAIR the stairway, Hundreds OF
persons crowded the sidewalks and
streets below Among the crowd in
the hall were number OF relatives,
OF King and OF the two young farm
era whom the state alleges. were
mHfdcred by the former Maple Hill
livery stable owner.
Senator c. +. Cooper appeared for
King, while John Martin prosecuting
attorney, was aided by Assistant
States Attorney Maurice Mcneil
and OdIn Z. Hangatc OF Topeka. The
hearing was held before Justice A. ].
Skeen King sat with his back to the
crowd, noting every move OF court
officials during the reading OF the
new warrants and as the preliminary
opened, displaying an air of bravado.
William Gutshall, brother of Reuben
Gutshall, was the first man called
TO the witness stand. Just before
King arrived at the opera house a
deputy sheriff reached the hall with
two of the skeletons which were un-
carthed recently at Maple Hill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-21
Crown Princess
Failed to Snuggle
Money from Berlin

LONDON. Wednesday, Aug. 20
A Copenhagen dispatch 10 the Ex
change Telegraph says it has been
stated that the 100000 marks, an at
tempt TO smuggle which from Berlin
to Switzerland was frustrated by po-
licemen in airplanes. belonged TO the
former crown princess. A highly
placed person has been arrested in
connection with the attempt to take
the money from the country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-21
Mrs. William Upton beside roadster
which she drove.

Mrs William Upton, 70, recently
arrived at Washington, d. C., from
San Francisco. She made the trip
alone, driving a light auto the entire
distance, She took part III the cele-
bra,ion staged for Abraham Lincoln
soon after his Inauguration and says
her family bought groceries from the
same store in Illinois at which the
Iincolns traded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-21
RUFUS KING IN COURT
ON OLD MURDER CHARGE

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug, 2l.-With
only two guards, Rufus King
charged with the murder of Reuben
Gutschall in December. 1918. was
taken from the Topeka jail to Esk-
ridge by automobile this morning
for his preliminary hearing. The
hearing was set for 10 o'clock and
the state set out to prove that a
skeleton found with what is said to
have been stored personal property
belonging TO King was that of Gut
schall, a young farmer who disap-
peared irom Maple Hill, and that he
was murdered by King
{. +. Carroll, Kings attorney, had
announced tnat the defense would In
troduce no testimony and that every
thing possible would be done to
ahor,en the hearing.
Groom-"lIow much do owe you1"
Justice OF the Peace-"What do you
think its WORTH"
Groom-"Here's quarter I've
been married twice before" Chicago
Ledger.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07
OPPOSITION TO
equal RIGHTS
IN PORTO RICO

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March 13
Correspondence of the Associated
Press. THAT women in Porto Rico
should share all rights granted to men
under the existing laws is the pro-
posal of an act introduced in the house
of representatives by Representative
Gonzales Mena.
The Woman's League of Porto Rico,
with more than $500 members
throughout the island, and which is
working to obtain the vote for women,
is not in favor of the bill, as it is con-
sidered too sweeping in it's terms. The
league fears that If the vote is given
to ignorant and illiterate women
throughout the island it will mean
only more votes to be controlled by
the politicians.
1t wants votes only for women who
can read and write, more for educa-
tional and patriotic reasons than for
political purposes, and the women ex-
pect to use their influence and power
in social, charitable, moral and intel
lectual ways.
Under the control of the Woman's
League of Porto Rico the woman suf-
frage movement has made consider
able advance, considering that it has
been in progress only two years. For
many years Porto Rico has held the
usual Latin-American idea of woman's
place in life.
Bills providing for woman suffrage
were introduced last year in the legis-
lature, but failed to pass, while not
very strong hopes are entertained of
the bill recently introduced, which in
any case is thought by the league to
be too far-reaching Members of the
league, however, say they are not dis
couraged, and will continue their work
until the women of Porto Rico who
can read and write are given the vote
to be used for the moral and social
benefit of the island.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07
BROWERSTACE
DOES ITS BIT
FOR SOLDIER
"Chitina, Alaska, March Fl.

"Chitina, Alaska, March Fl.
"To all Drivers on the Brewer Stage
Line:
"Please carry bearer to Fairbanks
without any charge.
(Signed) JOHN BROWER."
The above lndited order tells a
story probably as we'll as any words
could probably do. Outside of the ac-
commodation afforded by the generous
gift of transportation it meant much
to the person to whom it was given,
discharged soldier who was coming to
the Northland.
Landing in Chitina with less than
forty dollars in his pocket the dough
boy was headed for the interior to
see the great country Of which he had
been told. That amount of money
would not pay his road house ex-
penses much less his transportation.
The action of the owner of the stage
line has made it possible for the boy
who took a chance" to visit the coun-
try and look it over. Somewhere in
this broad expanse of territory there
is a niche that will hold future for
him and such a spirit as his should
not go unrewarded. The ex-soldier
will get along, his spirit will not be de-
MED, and what success he may attain
will in a measure be attributed to
thoughtful action in a time of need.
The country needs men Of both these
classes.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07

See Will Clayson for Evenrude out
boards. 4-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07
BALLOONS USED
AS BU0YS in
THECLOUDS

LONDON, March Correspondence
of the Associated Press) balloons
are used as buoys above the clouds
to mark the course of the long-dis-
lance airplane mail service from Mar
quise, near Boulogne, France, to Co.
logne, Germany, says an announce
ment of the Royal air force, which is
operating this service. Each balloon
is marked with signs to indicate to
the airplane pilot it's exact locally,
and thus enable the pilots to shape
their course anew when the weather
is bad or the clouds are very low.
The balloons also mark the landing
grounds for the airplanes Observers
in the balloons are required to report
the condition of weather above the
cloud layer, the speed and direction of
wind and to pass this information to
the nearest wireless station for trans
mission to the airplane pilots
A chain of wireless stations has been
organized along the routes for the
transmission of weather reports, and
if the pilot of the airplane is compelled
to make a forced landing he is ex
pected to report his location by wire
less or telephone to the nearest wire
less station, SO that a motor truck
can be dispatched to recover the mails
and render assistance to the airplane.
AS it is the intention of the Royal
air force to maintain night mail serv-
ice on this route a chain of light
houses also has been established, and
later, it is announced, the balloons
will be fitted for carrying signal lights
and remaining aloft at night as fur
ther guide to the pilots.
Should a pilot loose his way in the
clouds, arrangements have been made
whereby he will be able to get in
communication with wireless sta
ton from which he can receive direc-
lions how to proceed to the nearest
landing ground. This wireless guild
ance is expected to be useful in bad
weather or in night flying.
Emergency grounds have been locat-
ed along the route in addition to the
regular terminals, and the airplanes
carry pigeons to be used as messen-
gers in case of accident.
This through service from Mar
quise to Cologne presents difficulties
because of the range Of hills 1000 feet
high between the fiat country of
northern France and the valley of the
Rhine. This stretch of billy country
has few places suitable for landing
and pilots flying above it frequently
encounter clouds and bad weather.
The Royal Air Force has for some
time been carrying mail regularly be-
tween Marquise and Valenciennes and
Namur, Belgium; and between Valen-
ciennes and Spa, the headquarters of
the armistice commission.
See Will Clayson for Evenrude out
boards Aft
Read our ad in this paper and save
money-The Blum 'Neill Co.
Special dinner served from 1880
o'clock every day at the City Bakery.
2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07

Prices are coming down. So are
our ham and eggs. Now so cents at
the City Bakery. 2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07

Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See o.
borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07

Fresh F1eishman yeast, in any guam
tity, at American Bakery. 25-3t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07

Special dinner served from 1880
o'clock every day at the City Bakery.
2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-07

Read our ad in this paper and save
money-The Blum-O'Neill Co.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-17
OPEN N0STRlLS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count NIg Nou cold .n head or
clruflh disappears Aour nioEsed
uosuiis Nl opon. the Mr nHssasos
of youi hcad Wii clear and sou cam
hawkins. Wucnus discharge lryucss nt
headache. no STRUGGLING tor breath at
uighl
Iri smlN hollie of ENs cream
Balm FROM your druggist ANA apply "a
little of ths fragrant antlscpNc cream
ID Sour uustrlis II ncnotratos through
every air passage of the head south-
ing and healing the swoncn or infamcd
mucous membrane. giVing sou instant
relief icHd cnlds ald catarih Weld
like maEic Don't stay stuffed up and
miserable RELIEF 81 SURE. lAdND
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-17

Tho Tickle Makes You Cough
HAYES }rAIlNC 1DNEY sssrs ftr
Tickle Heals iho Throat ANA Cures
fn" f"''fn NHr frrn hor of
GROVES o. PES TRATE sALVE for
GHOST colds Hrad Colds uud Group
nlth ever, bottle tAdNl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
6drSen bar Oreet.

NtarimiIiol Norbcn, Hcbnttor
Tor Glnbet Sic Submit" | Berlin,
bar pco mango gnlconingcr iu9t iilte
$ouoamrno oroic Sonobeoer o. bar
trooot NinnoiNbcocruc ioo cftertrpf.
fcliQ oou Grernc, ar bans @Ioo me-
re cnb Ell 8onQ bar uGrct muoertrpft
/ fortcrc clcr Ir1gcrc Gib. ) Nn-
ICouinQ Al Sen mluUrcubc Sitllotioll
% &c poIitiifc @coercs Sptrrocll
'frIpcr ban:
Nro Observation-Disclosures l
1871 blcp \Slllca Naurc ell 0aN lor-
trTocIi1 % toltc / Ell liot bpirrltet
Zone. Soo brQuthtc @i2marcf meo
Ell WuuQ al tale "a (pif, ifieut han
pcl pioitc, at Soprr life ipritoo ct
Sro ocrol. "a noNclt 6orunoring
opcr bans Npirricl tom tilInnc, CT
tlurcoc ban, al Ser life bar noQer
NpbpcubiQhco for hGm til at opIrre
iiQ mere he'liQ enc Nron'fmrnocnc
Qioroc. ga hon ioo bleu lpl,rgt on,
buorouu Suiflnuo piloc title iig /
SiIiploc al at TronitmUuocnc iful-
Sc ucntc at mocrifripc Ipureoc boH:
"Soo iortiUttcr ri mco at holbe
GUitniugcrre bcint. &nabcuitiIitan.
Sen fommcr ucppc I'll at iorIruNca,
% / cthpert 6aIo pil nj itrn9c Ya.
ria moe ioitcrc cno ier. Sore Tor.
holbare9ler nil piie liz u%irtionme.
inairort Srouitmrrhcnc bcguuoer al
ieIc N%lnaeren3 apolcr. Sulolertib
iorIan9cr ri Ncre@ %nabeu uoIcucre.
sc. @oo Dem ttbe. ON sc bill. Oct
mao ~tilillIt Qoa op Tor Dem, bpor
lottcrligt oet err at fonlmc til Ell ieir.
rig Tienoc mcb SruiIcr iom SET or
umlIlt0t al iucrflTttc.
: 1919 cr Spiferne / ian1nle Sill.
ling, % Der piIoe iorefommc Scru.
fauSleren, at NJ brltQer Tor mango
Srltilcr. Siac ira ierit al bar 6or'
iomlingcn | @cimor ifrcaet pao. al
pore Nobitonbere iubtog en- Nor.
ifammct Noloniua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Ridod,dll Qfererl.

Sroningcn meo &enipn til &lao.
cboll par bog life ian tilireo@itiaen.
De Tor ale Barter lon Der lsrit bleO
inQt. Otcna nentlig &npaneierne cr
mlocr Iorpligtelic til at lcpere
Sbuntltng Nnlpee1 tilbogc Ill aina,
ltnl DC clcr9 pTrc Splflonoa Nrpta.
gcrc / Scnlccnoc til iorificill9c Yri.
pilcaicr poo Dc aantcr % bcalloclt
bopc Hct til of llaa Jig neb | Cling
tan, Ell Sorltoo til aioocbau.
Zen tlneliitc Delegation bar offi-
cicIt notolt lin W~iiabiligcIt al 0ro-
nlngcn ioet &c Tiger, at oerlom BE.
prggrmocu bar 0rlitct ON al reoOc
9iotioncrnea @igo, iuo piloc Selma
bupc minorc Nnriog til at fla9e, al
oCn Stun0 6ct crflen6er set lom Ell
GllQt at Qlerc Spoircllcr ior Ioa
Uoclt ct Torn1uol, men De fan life
bare lld Tor at pultc, al man / Sper-
ell@ltcnInlellc llC0 Slgaella Nan0 bel
Icrc bouNc bcnitiact til oct iterfe ga.
pan al fraial0c line Sororingcr, lonl
cr grun0coc pna &piteu I'll llbui0elle
al line @runicr, emo at tpingc oct
ipnQc Selma til at opQipc hooo Der
mco 9icttc bprcr oct til. &inn fonr
til aonicrcnicu mco Ell ioit Siuio til
oc UbIc Yriuciper DC 9luicrcoe og De
res We0iorbrmbue huube ontaget
iom @rlmoloa Tor en- retIproig %
porig 6rcO / &eroen, % tor oil Der
Tor StuIicllen bllOc blunot oct fine
rite Solf, noor DC iaar hprc on Den
trlliuc Sr0uing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

TenninIpunia, Miornlon0, Tclnipnrc,
@irginiu, 3ortb % South Caroline,
Georgia % NIoribo.
Camp 3odlnrn Enplor, ap, Tor
Gnhcocr ira alabama, Wi1ltsltppt.
Gcuucaicc, acnticfp, GeroS, Arfar.
las, 2ouiijuno, % CfIaboma.
Camp Gutter, N}it, Tor Gnbcocr
ira &nOiano, Ohio, @eit @irainid,
@iacouiiu, &atuoio, % Ntidl9on.
Gnllp Nlruiton, aos, ior Gnbeocr
ira %Y}iuucioto, 9}ortb % South "a.
fota, Soma, 9tcbrnlfo, @pomin8, 6p.
lorooo. aouio3, % N}iaiouri.
Erciioio, Sou Groncloco, lor TN.
hcOrr ira California, lltub, gtcpu0o,
9}ctp N}crico, Noibm9ton, CregoL
Wtoutauo, % &oabo.
elsie Aontoncnlcutcr CT Dol9t,
iorol ser ojaic lorctinoca tlIltrTffc
lja &aroffcrum % ANDRE Ncfpcm.
mtIlgbcocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Miltt0rfaIenoeren

@aibin9ton ben lite Otai. Gen
officie1e Mtilitprfalenber ior 1918,
inoebolbenoc Ell 9tapefortegnelie
oper Iamtligc 0iiicerer / oen regll.
lore Irme mco bercs Slang % In.
ticrnitet, er nctop uofommet.
Sortegnelicn ~inoebolocr Naunenc
paa 10 @eueraler, nenllig Benton IS.
Warh (Gbeien for Seneralitaben)
% Sobn 5. Eeribing (Gbei for ben
amerifanife Grpeoitionsitprfe) % 10
@ereraa sitnanter, nernlie Sumter
Sigeett % Hobert 9. SuIaro.
@en. 9epnarb @ooos Naun Itoar
eperit paa 9iiten oper Irmeens 80
@eneralmalorer. grneen bar 202
@rigabegenernIer, 1,479 Sberiter oa
LAOS Sberitleitnanter. S~beregnet
aopteiner, Trcmier. % Sefonolpit.
nailter teller IrmeenS Siiicersper.
ionole nor nGrp9rcnbe 11,49t
Mano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Den pentenHe lllooer.

gtcmport Ncp9, %, ben 29oe
April. 9lunnt DEM, lom itoOjB
ircnmr6tr uc0 %glufomitcn al Eroua
pOrtitibc ira Gltropo, cr en- ganmcI,
iortflGot Some 5 mango llGcr bar
hlm ouallQ uGryt at lc bIanot DC Tor.
rcitc lilificrc % i ipnIiB SpUnotn8
at brtrultc bucr AZ DC autonmc Col
Ootcr. Oct bar Hart, al Der bar no
gcl, bun ucutcoc; men bpcr Sang
cr BIN blcpct i~flllict.
Nan bar %criorct, at blul Dor bcrl
Cmcgucu. som cr Gnfc, % bcn0c5
cncitc Spn bpcrpcoc Jig lom lripiI
liQ en- Gag clIcr 10 c'tcr, &ri0acrflr'
rinlcu pnr uoitcOt. st Mars (to
icncrc iii bun llnocrrctuiug ON,
at Smneu par Iol0t TN fort Gto
0crcitcr mo0toQ him ira Nrntc0cpor.
tcmcntct Wiclbing ONT al ban par
Iaorct. Zen nGitc 9ipbco, blm moo.
toQ uugaocroc bnuL par, at ban
hapoc prrct Iopuct. men at ban bar
buffet op igicu / bcoitc &cI9oacu0c.
tSor noQIc llgcr cllcr Wtnoncber
iiocn Ncgipcubcocrnc cr bcQpuot
at lobe / Surr ior hcn0c - if bun
Ct NrcO ira Ell al S0mncu2 &amcru.
Ter, ser 'ortGllcr, at ban bnobe uurct
tilitcoc, oo han traf III liOitc Suf.
Ccttr tror hrn fife no9ct poa, men
meocr ituoig op, 0nN citcr Dag
/ oct iifrc Nuob, at Sonncn oil pen
Sc tjIbogc Ill hcuoC. W}cu blul uen'
ter itoNlG iorgiruca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
y Sapor at
)lationernes Si0a.

9tcm })orf ocn 1itcWiai. Zen
Nmcrltouitc Gr@roaforCulnQ nnbela'
Ter / II iQaor uoitcot Cproob puu oct
iuoiluuojlitc &atjUtotioucu a. Der,
ocu4iprbmoct2 Nonitltutlon / bcn5
rcpi0crc0c Torm Al 0cn Wrlulo, at
Nmcuotmentcr, iom maattc bll pco'
talct Al Sruutct mu0QoacIlQ plloc
rciultrrr ! en- ll0iUttclic a. Grcoct
pao ubcittmt (to,
Cproabct cr m0crtcAuct Al Mnl,
3. (ait, Gortululeu9 Nrpliocnt a..
%amrcucc %omcl, Nuruur0 l|lnIpcr'i
tets Hcttor; NamlIton Nolt, Cont
mer &SllIom ) @ooohoma, Mlll.
lam $. Short, Charles ., Strong
% @lcu Tront.
&uQtrn trupcr life, hc0cr oct, at
oct amcrltauitc GpIt ltul oUer9luc
hucrfcu i'm 9Grc, iul llaibpuqlgbcO
clcr lin o~omlucrtuoc StiunQ / ocn
INC &crOcu Zen pooIUlgcr oct
mQcu 6orplJQtcIitr, iom N lite It'll
BE uUrc rc0c I'll al paotagc " ! Set
Etcuco at mmoitc 6arcn Tor trent.
tIotle &rl0c.
"&lQucu2 0io0itauocrc moa tone
EIoN Set lnntIc Ar1umcut vi
49,. 80. Al, I,, ,,,,,, IS, ,,,r NG,,,nt'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Soro faar Opreisnine

engang / Sonltar blcp Ser, pao
Soranleoning al EQUATOR 2obge, al
DC Sor. Stntcrs Senat foranitaltet
Ell llrberiegelie al Serb Doctor
Company, Der iom J%abrifunter al
"@agle" .Saaoene - De lette og bur.
ti%geaaerbe ll.9aaoiaeere = beifplo.
tes for f%ltloitnnbigt 6ltifperf, ionl
epenti,elt niloc fomme til at foite BE
gieringen $50,000,000. Der. Soro
beifplotes life alete for Grofitering,
men forat bape lat bore SiemGnbs
Sip / 5are peb @pgtingen al Sar.
tpicr, ION leo al ollcllags Ytanglcr
% bar ipufeiGroige, iaoinort De iat-
res poa Ganoct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ser beitoo
al frcmra9enbc SugfpnOige, bar III
aigipet iin Sllbberctnillg, Der milo
itGnoig frifienber Scr. Soro / allc DC
moo ham retteoe @eifploninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

trRffe at ipiae @oIb BET meite al
Sioen, iipr bois oct a oft, iom be.
bepeoes for of "grPoliPte". Oct blir
meo bette, iom oct er bIet meb Nor.
lfen / Sgiifplen poa De Steoer, bpor
man bar ppret iao bentofrotiif lom
at oberlaoe til Gleperne ielp at be.
ltenime, bporpibt De piloe fortiPtte
neo Den eller Ell. Sporfor | bet belle
orltrpnge Jig for at lore noget, noar
mon ligeioa goot fan Ia en- "gro
time? aanlfe en- eqer anoe1 3d.
triot III, ogina pil bore 1aa penlia at
giere Srlig al oct, iom her er meo-
belt, og / Ell flnmmenbe Yroteit moo
Stitoiet al Spif benpiic eft enpiit og
fonierpotipt Sfoleraao, iom bill, at
Sarna ifal lore noget, = ON ser
enbnu finoes noget iaabmlt = til De
a%nfsrte Griaringer meo Den german
ife Silologi / Sottentotternes 9anb.
Get piloe iiffert gl9oe Siitoriens
Sorfatter.
Sorreiten er set bel life ~neooenoia
at britge oen. Oct er ct SGrfienbe
for Irnerifnnerne, at De bberfer bill
eller fan uotale ct frentmeb Orb ener
Napn, iom beitaar Of mer enc Ell
eaer bsiit TO StapeIier. @on9e al
DC prpgtige norife @aarosnaone er
p%aagrunb al bette gaaet tabt for
Slpgten berober. Sort Solf pilbe 10
9ierne bore patriotiif pg fsie Ime.
rifanerne, % iaa falote De fig lige.
iaa goot noget anoet. Seq bar fienbt
Ell Wtanb, iom beote @lorpigen, iom
blep ioa lei al at fna fit Hapn for.
panifct al fine amerifanife Naboer,
at ban / ben reneite Seiperation gif
ben og fit set foranoret til Wiffelien.
Wtcn tror Oh, ban fit beoe Wliffelien?
Not by long shot. Get blep til
McGalion, % BET bebte ban til lin
Seb. gn Sen al mig inliiterte paa,
at bans Hapn bar Sobanien. @larot
fine itbfebte Meoborgere er ban
fienot iom: That Norwegian,
what you may call him" Sg oct
maa 10 meogipes, at bet er meget let
plntere Waaoe at Il BET paa.
IrnIiot.