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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
FAIR PRICE LIST

One way to prevent the paying of exorbitant prices for different articles of clothing and other things" stated Miss Kennedy, would be the renewal of the publication of the fair price list, not spasmodically, but periodically. This would have the effect of con- stantly reminding the buyer of the proper price she should pay for her necessities"
 Acting on the methods set down by Miss Kennedy in her address, a set of resolutions were drawn up by Mrs. J. w. Bruce indorsing the furthering of the movement relating to the practice of economy among women These resolutions were unanimously adopted.
 The crowning effort of the women's activities in the civic affairs of Bir- mingham was eliminated yesterday afternoon, when the Council of Wo- mems Clubs numbering 55 organiza- ltions of the city, met in a great mass meeting at the Bijou theatre to hear Miss Minnie Kennedy speak on The National Crisis" and the part women can take to be of assistance to the government in this time of great stress
 The meeting was presided over by Mrs John Hornady, head of the Coun- ell of Women's Clubs. who, in co-opera- tion with Mrs. W. P. McAdory, chair man of the programme committee, had arranged an elaborate programme for the occasion.
 Miss Kennedy was introduced by Mrs w. P. McAdory, who, speaking of the love that the noted lecturer had always displayed for children, said she had arranged little fairy to bring the speaker token of love, and as she poke a little girl in appropriate costume came from behind the stage and presented Miss Kennedy with a large bouquet of flowers, for which she made graceful cknowledgment
 Miss Kennedy, in her address. dealt principally with the cause of the na- tional crisis, and showed what. in her opinion. would be. the probable out come of it. In commenting on the part that the women of this country would take, she said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
ORGANIZATION PLEDGE

Men who desire to affiliate with the or ganization must sign this pledge:
 Tn the name of God, and for the sake of this, my country, I do solemnly swear to be a loyal citizen of these United States of America, in thought. word and deed
 'I do hold the welfare of this nation as whole to be above the profit of any class therein, and will fight against au- tocracy of politics or capital or labor wherever it appears.
 'I believe in the constitutional right of citizens to work when and where they please, and will do all that in me lieth to make this right secure. l believe that tho way of safety for this country is the way of industrial peace. 1 hereby pledge my support, both moral and physical, to the constituted authorities of city, county, state and nation in the preservation of law and order and the safeguarding of life and property, and if necessary will bear arms under their supervision and at their command
 ITO the safeguarding of this nation from foes within and without, I pledge my heart and hand. and I will be faithful to this trust forever so heip me God ''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
PREPARING TO TAKE HAND

To what extent this feeling will man ifest itself in the coming senatorial primary cannot be accurately forecast. But there are already unmistakable signs that citizens who have hitherto left affairs largely in the hands of cer- tain political factions and certain classes are preparing to express them selves in the coming elections.
 The one outstanding political devel- opment in the senatorial race during the past week was the election of L. B. Musgrove as a member of the board trustees of the University of Alabama. To be sure, the members of the board of trustes do not consider the election az 8 political matter. Probably MT. Musgrove does not either But the fact remains that it will play some part in the senatorial race, despite all efforts to prevent its injection.
 At the present time, it is an asset to Mir Musgrove. That fact win not be denied by the supporters of Senator Underwood. His position gives MT. Mus grove prestige with University of Alabama men he has not hitherto en- joyed and gives him an opportunity to impress himself upon the alumni of that institution in most favorable light.
 The majoritysof the alumni of the University have not been generally fa- vorable to the aspirations of the Jasper man. To what extent he will be able to make inroads into that powerful faction in the few brief months prior to the primary is a mooted question.
 Information of 8 reliable source is to the effect that no other name was proposed for the position of trustee from the Tenth district except that of Mir Musgroye His election, according to confidential information, was unan- imous And yet. not less than week before the meeting was held. certain members of the board had p1eadged themselves to vote against him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
EDITORIAL COMMENT

When this pledge was announced in a full page advertisement November ,, in The Age Herald. it attracted attention from various metropolitan newspapers, east, west. north and south. It became immediately the theme of favorable ed- torial comment. The Manufacturers Rec ord of Baltimore reprinted the adver- tisement.
 The idea spread like wildfire and the executive committee here was fairly de-, iuged with mail until the organization grew faster than the organizers cuuld keep pace.
 Briggs NJ. Rogers became the first pres
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
RACE
 ID BECOME ACTIVE !. DURING JANUARY INDICATIONS POINT
Election of Musgrove as Trustee of University Causes Much Comment.
 Announce State
 Chairman Soon
By LEON c. BRADLEY.

Alabama's senatorial race will not be launched until after the holidays.
 Tentative plans are being made. skir- mishing for position is taking place, preparation for drawing the lines is under way. but definite action is being withheld until after January l.
 The Musgrove volunteers continue their excursions throughout the state. the friends of Senator Underwood have been conferring. and Judge Samuel D. weakley is getting his affairs in shape for the race.
 But no campaign managers or chair men have been announced. No head quarters have been opened. and there has been no declaration of principles or platform upon the vital issues which will furnish the ground of battle.
 Judge Weakley has declared himself unequivocally in favor of prohibition. He has advertised that fact to the world. so that wayfaring man though fool might not remain in ignorance about his position upon that once vital question.
 MT. Musgrove has issued a campaign book which made no reference to either of his opponents and which set forth his platform in such manner that a nasty perusal might fail to arouse the antagonism of any one.
 BUSY IN WASHINGTON
 In the meantime, Senator Underwood has been engrossed in the momentous affairs confronting the Senate and the American government. During his visit here, while Congress was recessed. he conferred with his friends about plans for the race, but due to the shortness of time, no definite action was taken. Everything was held in abeyance.
 But one thing. at least. about the
 coming race seems well assured.
 The campaign is not to be fought
 out on dead issues. Matters con-
 sidered of vitaI importance in 1914
 must give way to newer md more
 pressing problems. Vague sener-
 a1ities will not go. The issues will
 be clearly defined. Fence strad-
 ding will be impossible.
 Much has been said about the dissat- isfaction of capitalists over the pres- ent situation. Probably more has been written and many times as much spoken about the dissatisfaction of la bor. But the general public, the aver age citizen, the bulk of the population, made up of neither capitalists nor members of labor unions, has rather been lost sight of.
 Many elections in the past have been won in Alabama by capital. Many oth- CTS have been victories for labor. But unless present signs fail, the majority, which consists of neither capitalists nor labor men. will take hand in the coming campaign. Tn the more or less desperate struggle between capital and labor, the rights of the average citizen have been overlooked
 Properly organized. the majority will control. That the average citizen is becoming weary of legislation, some times designed for one class, sometimes for another. has recently become very apparent. What he wants is a little more consideration of the needs of the people and the country as whole rath- CT than any one group.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
Temple Emanu-El Chapter

Temple Emanu-EI Chapter The Temple Emanu-El chapter win meet at the temple at 8 o'clock this afternoon. Every member is urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
MIGHT BE MISCONSTRUED

Some trustees were active in their opposition. Others were merely passive, fearing that the election of the Jasper capitalist and candidate might be mis- construed. It was suggested that the university was in need of new build ing. The election of MT. Musgrove, capitalist and philanthropist, might be construed as an invitation to him to present the university with the neces- sary funds for such structure.
 The fact that he was candidate, that his election to the board during the campaign might be construed as lending aid to him at the expense of Senator Underwood. was also brought up.
 But at any rate. MT. Musgrove was chosen, unanimously. it is reported con fidentially, and trustees who had been active in opposition to his election were present
 Governor Kilby has been considered as a strong supporter of MT. Musgrove in the trustee matter and it may have been that with his active support, those who feared the wrong interpretation might be placed upon tho election of Mr. Musgrove. gave way without a fight.
 Members of the board present at the reeting were Governor Kilby. Spright Dowcl'. state superintendent of educa- ion: Thcr-as V. Stevens of Mobile Gen. f r.. Steiner of Montgomery Daniel
 tcontinued Q. Fase six,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08
WOMEN GREAT HELP

"Women can be great help to thefr in the one way that Is most important and that is Less ex- travagance. There could be less buy ing of the things that are really not
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-08

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Smudltotiler.
.NUtcQcr / Nriaeiunen.

Nuercoe iii Sonmlcrcn pentcr
man / 6rontrlg ell uGl0lQ 6Iom a.
Suriiter ira ale Ncrhcn3 &anoc,
iGrlig ira Nmcrlto, lont oil lc De
Stc0cr. hpor DC ltore Sla9 roieoe.
Ger pil bli Situlencr al SorTlore,
lonl oil fonImc Tor at le DC Stcoer,
huor 0ere3 SSuuer fiumpeOc r. %
tonifc, buor De inn0t fin @rap. 4fcll
altin0 lager cnomu / Huiner, o. Der
uil megct mart bli Sper9amoal ont
Observation-Disclosures. "a Den ben.
tcoe (uriitiIom oginu reprU'e1tterer
Ell @ltloilont, har 6cn frantic Notel.
eicriorcninQ / Torltauellc mco he
NicrlnAcn lonrbcioct Elancr ON ~
%lorcIic Al Ell itor MUn9Oc &uraffc-
hnicQcr / Nri0aioncn, Il9eiom Glcre
al Motcurr / &c lenocritllOtc @pcr
bar looet Cpiororin0 til lnureIt nll
IlQ at iuttc line rlincrCoc Notellcr
~bcbocllq StuuO / 0rn lloltrUtnin9,
lon o. fan opcrtonmlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

Ger cr liOen iorriQe Hnncr illgcrt
6ordnoring al 9etp0uyng i~notrooot
i aulitrcifiitilotioncn, iorIaooiot Joni
IcIpc Streifen og atIproouftionen
angaar. Gerimoo aior oen tiIta
ger0e altlnlnngeI fla itnoig ller og
mer gjGlocnoe. g(ntalct a. Slloil,
|ltrier, ionl al Wtalgcl paa Sui bar
maattct iuoitiIle fin Girfiombeb, iii
ger meo boer Sog. ) mango Gele
al Sul0et bar Sfolcr az altorc Of
Icltligc Sn'tltiltioncr mauttet liltte,
o. Snnpheoen paa GrUnOicI bc9pll-
Der at Biere Jig itcrtt giGloenoe /
Slliinbcr Stem.
Nj sc 6orboloSrcalcr, iom / ga
gems N~nIeoning err tuliiet al &ceic-
ringen, er FIN ben5 &uOtaloeIie al
Is al @rilbcurbciocriorbunoetS III
tcrnntionalc % Iiitriftscmbeoss
memo Tor Contempt Of court" bio
til fonlnlct til 8llbIifum> aicnoifob.
Sm bette pil bauc noGct Nclllltat,
iorinopiot Ell @icnoptoNclic al sui
proolttioucn onguor, cr problcnta'
tilt.
%nl0lerti0 or Ser uua Ell Sonic
renee al Observation-Disclosures ior allc DC
itorc altlgrllbeforporatioler / Sall-
Oct opnauct GnigbcO on ct INT Sclt-
ninA2rc9uIutip, Tom imlorgcll uil bli
Observation-Disclosures forela0t
til N~pprobatiol.
Mpuo bette 6oriIug gaor 10 pan,
Ocronl ioreli9gcr ser cl0lm ilgen
Wtcooclclle; men ct Torlpocloc Oil
ui0e, at Den Spn3forholcIlc, Scr By
0e@, cr noQct lt6rrc cl0 Dc II Ero-
cent, lont <laonlinltrOtor Garfield
aniao ior rintclig, men lom bIcO al
lIuoct al Nrbciocrne. Sporgaman-
LET or, on bette me Stlbu0 cr bolt
nof til, at Strciferue nil bare piaig
til at n~tceutcrc set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Poopers Rapport.

Ncrp Yorf oeu lite Gee. Sfslge
Serbcrt SCORERS forclebigc Hdpport
altgaacnOe Ocn amerifnnlte SiTlpe.
COMMISSIONS Sirflolnbeo pil on.
trent $SS,750,00O al DC al &ongrea.
len bcuilgeoe 100000 Collars
til Hinoring al Nsoen / DC frigsbcr-
iebe @anbc / europa bli tilbngebc-
taIt til oe SorencOe Staters &egic.
ring.
Ecigene bill bli til6agebctalt /
Sorm al Treasury Notcs fra De for
itieaige cliropGiifc Hegieringer, iont
crbolot llnoeritsttclie. Heiten al
6onoct blcu briigt til SorIpninser,
Der uoocltes gratis til Sirhbring al
300 2aliOc, buorira Der iugen Gil
ba9ebetalirg bill bIi frGpet.
vi bisic Sorlpniuger iioocltcs for
$57,0OO,O00 / Ypleu, 100000
i arrucuicu, Hcitcn / G5ed)o SIopo-
fia. Huslanb, Giilano, Sctlaro,
2itbalcn % 6inlano.
elsie Soripninecr, iom noocltcs
gratis, nnpellotcs bopcbiaeclia til
SiGlp Tor unbcreruGrebe 9srn. sIr-
talet al Born. iom nsb gobt al oerl.
nc &irlp, belsb Jig til oper 5000.
600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

pGret luffet belt iioen arigen 1864.
Sfolcn grunolagoes 1874 al Den
oanife a~ieIprofesior 6. 6lor. geo
arigens uobruo / 1864 bar Seoane
Siiooig Shrooer % $. Iut5born,
iom eiter Slespies @IItaaeIie iii
Freusien f~ortraf en- baIp Wil oper
8r9nien og arlinoIasoe ben ienere
laa flenote Iifop SfoIe. Wen oeit
oaillfe Ssiifoles @usee itoo / Rso-
Ding, og altio bar bet ppret ct oonir
Saab, at oenne Sfole en- 8ana fun.
De aabnes ieien. 9ette bill III ife,
alltagellg paa lelpe 75.Iarsoaaen
for 8runol9ggeli len, oen Zoe 60
pember. vi Be gontle 2ebere bill
iornobeltlig $. Tutjborn fomme
tiliteoe.
9aoerslep, Soc Hop. Ieooino
Ssi'fole feireoe igaar 70 gars SSlt.
bilpltm ueo cit Set, Der bcgpnote
SCI. 3 ON Gitermiooagcn % pareoe
ontrent til Dtionot. Der bar liant
let ca. 600 W~tenneifer, Iom bnpoe al.
pet Nsbe i SsiifoIeiaIen, Der bar
pprltet meo talrige Tannebrogsflag
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
6reo 90 ufreo,
GorirGiislic fro Sioe 4

res Sillo / munge SlGgtleo. Sertil
lporcoe ban:
Seq itre0 life inc moo oenne
Proclamation, lor at gisre oct -
lcIu ino0 Dipno, iom tctuilf bar
mine llnocrgipne ~ uiloe ppre Ell
arGufclie al irie Norgerca Nct I'll
al uotnIe ij9. Vten leg fan Iorlitre,
at enbDer Carer, lom leger at mo.
pooe iooonnne Nnifuelier / line Gle
Der, ltul lage9 no al Sfolelmen.
SocinIstouomi og SG2nina AZ
@rmoloucn piI ipine en- irenltrG.
0enoc 6ole / oen me llnoerpis.
niugsplon. &ernenc itol ta9e 'ot
pno 0isie Gmner / en- tiOlia Nloer,
10 t"ioli9ere 10 beorc. Ie fan life
or tiolia ian ct Sn0bllt / Ell 600
@oracrs Hcttigbeoer % Nll8tcr. -
oil tiaooc9 |
DC oilcntIige Sfolcr, bpor ct Slcrtnl
al TorPl6rcne frpper oct. Den IN
let Barn ifol al Staten tpinlca til
al mootnqe iao0dn llnoeruiSning."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
GaltberS / Chicago.

neutrality-suspicious. &obun Gait
bcrQ. lom t~lllNcnlcO olorc ll6icnoIn
ger ira Norge mar ocltugct | ocu III
tc%ruutlounlc HrbtloCr &%onlcrtn$ /
NolhluOtou. par / Chicago / Wtnl
ooQ2 % rcIitc lommc Niten piocrc
I'll Qioutunu, huor hon pil bcle9c Ell
S~lUQtnluQ. Nnn oil 0crcltcr hOloc
en- Muttc GorcOrnN / @ncr / gtorouc
ilcu. &r. E0ltbcrN n0tulic, al ban
uur mcQct tllirc03 mc0 NciultatCruc
al Nouicrcnccn / N%ulhin2ion. I'll
troo2 ior, at bnu0c rnoltoIc ol ton
icruntiuc Glcnlcntcr par rcurUicltc
ret / Nto0ct, blcu mani pna bCu Tor
holo2pl4 forte (iN, Ntcoct uurcoc.
uuid on mango SluN AZ inogribcn0c
%cmouIuQ. Nan uur tonmcn lam
men 'or at uruCloc, ~ man III Nr
bci0c ira Nuuuocu. Nr. GoitberQ
uOtuItc lin %Ctlolcllc opcr otl
StiUbnc G%rco2traltotcu % Solicitor
bmoct bar iunct / sc Gorcnc0c Sta
tcrH SUlot men ban huubc0c, at Ell
noNculmbr til'rco3itluCnoe SrouinQ
cnoml par mtIig. StuI0c sc Tor
uneoc Stotcr hoIoc iiR noe Al NOtio
nrruc9 %iNu, hW0r iltrt lorbin0rc
a., ,,,.,I,,, Nu,,,,, ,,,N Ir,,rN,,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

&c~bcnoont. Som Grcmpcl pon, hpno
SioHoanocn brin9cr mco liz, npont,
Snlcren blonht onbci, al meoens
politip &rlltenoomalunocrpianing er
'orbuot | pore %offcniliac Sfolcr, cr
oct tllla0i rotionaliltiite Sprerc al
panpirte ocn opporenbe llngoom, Del
bis Deh Siplp al epollitionilfe Sprc'
bsger, / hpab Hctning DC bill; bpoo
Der mc6 andre Sro oil iigc, al Der
'oregaar Ell uniloocliq ncgatip Sirf
iombc0 til SonoctS Nitriiining. gotes
miolct moo bcnne ssorc por al oisre
solicit flen0i mco NibcIcn; hi troo@
olt cr Der laare lihcn Nibclfrro'tab
blnnot oa. Spi1 Solf / ltsrre no
ltrrfilina ficnoie 0ilO5 eget Sro, ilig
lom Oct er neolnNt / Sfriiicn, OF
fulhc ms0c Siocn3 ialifc Soccer nleo
"lbclcn5 cane %Irgllmcnter, piloc bi
bare pon goo &ci til at ltn99e oen
Observation-Disclosures NSnoflnoclic,
Iom M brcocr iig / ode Somimoo.
lag. Voitor |nauolnitno itaar / Gbi
cngo / Spi0ien Tor Ell NibcIitolc, Der
nctop bar iom lit N'ool at lp9gc octte
@llo9 Croa %ooben / &pnoernc poo
6olt, og ban lortaIte iutcrc9iont ON
oct Nrbeibc, iou uoisrcS pco bcrne
6~orcorogct, Der ircmiertea
mcO iirlOcn &ip og @ornlc, lpttcoca
til mcN Den ~itsrltc Cpmcrfiombeo o0
leuncbc9 meo froiti9 9iiulo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

iIptnlng ira Sranfrig iii Gmerlfa
life oil iinoe Den ironite Gcglering
mere iltollo til at gipe et lmeoefom
merloe Spar III, emo "a Spsrgsmao'
LET Ierit bIep braet pan 9onc. Get
ertlGres, al Ocnne Cpgaue er altior
ioGr % inouiflet mleo sc nipGrenoe
%mongclluloe Observation-Disclosures
De / Dc fri9sberieoe Strcg, % oct
bPpoeS enopioere, at oct CT en- nleget
inrIig @iitorie at begunOe at CRAZE |
Den Soro, ion enoni er iltIo al lie
penoe" @rouater OF oliIogS Vtincr
% SprGngitofie. &ertil %tolnnler, at
bDia NmerifaS Inmo0niug bleu inls
0ctolnmet mi, iao muottc o9'aa en-
I%igncnoe %glnmobuinq ira englollo
imsocfomnleS, og octtc riIoe iilnpclt'-
ben uPre iioocrfommcli1t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
,lv Streif / uoiist.

Boston, 0ioi2, Sen 29oc 9top.
6lcre al ?tcu GngIalo.S taterne
trlicoe2 iooQ meo Strcifcr al lertii-
nrbeioernc, ) sad Niper trai Sag,
ioreniugaleoerre GorberrOclier iii Ell
Streif poa Wilnoag al ca. $4,000
9lrbeiberc, me0cu3 en- Strcitniitenl
ming ionQ louot Steo bIouot Sc 40,
600 ScrtlIorbcjotre / Ncm &c0foro.
llOiaIoet al G|iitenmiugcu ficnoe$
life cnOnu.
Spcr 1900 Wianb hor ue0lo0t
Hrbcioct / Ni0unoro, og Il1nen0e
aoniliftcr titles lloligt / %aprcnce
o. andre [vrtiIcentrer, on 1Subri-
tulitrrnc itt, bauilger oe iorlaugtt
SenaiorhoitllCr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Nnitrnllniarcrnc.

Nj &c brittle Nluutrt. lonr oroa
oiitco ior at ilruc ira Gualnuo Ill
9|lultrallCn. CT Nuptcll NoiH Snlth
toumct lUnNit. Mnu lonococ i Srr
oal% / Sclbi / ElNict. SoNtt ier
llej han ira aoiro / !CQuptcu. huor
nan Blot houoc ilnulct en- Nat opcr.
Get por ncunlil ian uroIigt / aairo,
at bon ianot oct tIoAcit al toulruc Jig
urt iaa iort iom mullNt. tn Al &c
andre &onturrcntcr ON $4,000
Yrumicu til Sen icritc, iom iIupcr
iii N~uitralicu ira England pna min.
Gre cno 30 Sage or iporIeit ioriplm.
set et cllcr ou0ct Steo / Sniflanb.
San or mrliNcu@ inlot uco paa Ct
aiiioca Sico % omtommct. TN ire.
oie ialpt neo o. blcu orUbt, itrar CT.
icrat ban par itelct ~ ira &ounS.
IOm Mhenior Son0ou. Napi. NoiS
Smith itariebc ira Noun%lop Del,
l2tc Nop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
"2lnarfiitoron

@albington Den 290e Nopemlber.
"Illarfiitoronlingen" Gn1nta @olc-
mall err ioag al neutrality-suspicious.
tet beorOrct uopiit al 2anoet. Oct
iorlpoer / oelrne Sorbinoelie, at Sirl.
MISUNDERSTANDING uil nnbciale, at
bln ienocS tilbagc til Nlislalo,
bporira bun / i'm Sio funl bio til
Salloet.
Slln bill rimeligpis faa Sslge al
Mlcranoer Serfnlnn, Ell ailben rms.
lift Grfcnnnrfiit. Ser ligclebeS er be.
ororct oeporterct.
emma Goldman bar prrct CT af
&c pGritc % farligite Ina%rfiitagite-
torer / &c SOrcncbe Stater / Ell lang
NarrGffc. @in or loot / &opno,
Hualanb, / 1870 % fonl til Amerifa
/ 1884.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Prritvrferl.

&HdihinltoU Sen 2Sbc Non Sc;
innc. At hcrlft m,lct 'oritlclliNc
YicuinQcr oulontuot nor itnocnot
NUr2 ircmtioiNc Stprfc. 0riQvmiui.
tier Natrr bar oiiiticli ~oubcinIc:
IN mloIcrtIoiQ StrrCr pno 800,
600 Niouo; Wut Ncrihiul uoinlt,
lm0cr cn AiherIul / Scuatet2 DILL
turyomitc at han 0uiaa $4,000
N|nno ior tllitrGttcIil meocn2 @l.
ucroIitabcu2 Ghei, Gen Mdrdl. !
lin Nar&rnpport uotoIcr liz / Gaprc
al Ell permanent NGritprtc poa
100000 Mauo. Gctte AutaI cr Noa
baieret pao Sen 6oruoiTtuiu9, at
Der opreitca ct mlueriaIt Srpninpv.
iultem. Ger / Srebatio piloe tuunc Ic.
perc oe ~iorueonc &cierueiropper III
al ueoligeholoe oen nPpnte perma
rlentc SPritprfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Sprin9 @ropc.
lNlitr "NtrolS'l

Notwithstanding uotoaea ior.
lcOcn al &obn q. alcgictb al SpriuG
@ropc % eleonoro Gricticn al
Noulton.
Sprina @rope Wienigbc0 bar
lmocr lit nUlig uibolotc Nnr5msoe
iorbelct Vrcitena initc Son ira 81 POO
i'll ST 500 pr. Nor.
u I. @icn ira 9piilnnti, q.
Cot., hnr nilo9t Ncnncr % SIp0t
uinQc / Spriu9 @rouc ct tort NcloN.
san tom ira Hocbeltcr, huor ban
hopoc m0crtnitet lig Ell oluorliN Gpc
rOtlolt.
SprinA @ropc N%rnnOpUicu lit
icrlcocn NnIconiuN til at preuc &c
me NnnOilnnGcr, mllN mootoNct
SO Dor uobru6t / ct &c0'tur pou
HcIcriou3 GicuoonL INT brboct al
G. NJ. %unQlau0. men bIcp burtlQ
lllIttCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Bauer taller / Spnocr.

WolifS Bureau mebbeler 6te Mo'
pcnlber: SisIse "Gois. 3eit." ilbtal-
te TigSfuniler Bauer | Ell Gale, iom
ban bolot / Senoer ior Ell inbbi,bt
S~orIalnlin9, bl. a., at NiitenningS.
reiltltatct uar al international Scs
tponing, ioet oct ltliloe piie &eroen,
at Den tpIte Sunfe troos aarelalg
Y~Qitution pcoblep at pprc lcicrri1.
0fonpmilf bcteo Silillltningen til
Ganmarf ingen Sorbel, bn Snnmlarf
life uar i ringere 0rub bebproet ellb
Spltlunb CD Vi bar oei ~itsrIte ,Sl.
t~ere2ic /, notolte ban. at fonllllc til
EFT ireoelig S~oritnaclie nicb Cat
mart, hi bcbpucr Den M % | Nrcnl.
tl0eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
6ooe ,lvheoer
fra olIalfa

&cthifou. Glaifa, Sen 2Soc Nou.
SislQc Ell oiicicl llbtalcIit itaar
glnifn pon Grrtriuet til lin "Eopir-
9Gra".
s. :. Tloru. Der or Supcrintcn
0cnt ouer Toutupienct / Nlu'tn, er.
fInrc0e ioricou at "sIloito bar not
CONNER til at ioripnc &c 6orcucOc
Statcr mcb WJnoit &aIopurten al
set Nuiapopir ser trGu0ca III og ioc
al Si0. NieO tjIborlig Smtnntc fan
%n0ultricu d'rrta cui9uarcnoc."
Get cr uuIIilt at TdpiriobrItcr,
cucr ioifoI0 (rUmasieiobrltcr / Ocn
nUrucltc Grcmtjo oil hIi oprcttcoc /
&ctditon ~ NNtau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Tprhprct upcr Nciicrcn.

@onooncrbIooct "GniIn Wtail" Tor
trucr ncn 2jbc Nop.. at Ben cnQcl'fc
HcQicriuq pcntcr, at 6orhoret oucr
Gr Seller %%iIhcIm uil bcApnoc
@on0ou / Nclnn0cllcu Al oct nDc
Nor. HeJicrinQcn er aucrcoc iirro
ucO Ot n~popcnoilc HlrrongcIlentcr.
Nlooci oplvicr, at ioainort Natliita.
tjolcrue cr uoucrlct, 'oo Nrcoatrat-
totcn til %criaIuc> tracer trait, ioa
uil Sc Nnicrc0c i Nuuc2ifab rettc Ell
Neuucuoclic til Mollono ON at 10.
lcpcrc Gr &eiiercu. Ser Cr in0cll
@rulo til al ire, at NnmoouinNcrl
life nil bli c'tcrfomnet." mcncr
Glo0Ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
DaISet / Dinnipee.

SSinuipcl N}un., Den 29oc 90.
uculbcr. Charles 3. 8rapS Scir
oucr Z. ). Sormcr. Der itctte0c@ al
bcnL 'out biiulot 6cncrolltrcifcu i
&nor. CT itrrrc enc mani bouoe liprt
ll9 Mnab on. i0tt bans Maioritct
anorog til 3.Ol3 Sicnlnlcr.
Ton @umo al Irbciocrtanoioa.
tcruca GrtlUrrng ON, al DC. ON o.
blcu uolAt, piIot fate no ode Sluf-
tionTrcr, iou bIcu uonGurt iiteoct.
ior &c itrcitcrbc fommltnale Sunf
tionTrcr, por SntereSicu / &alset
illtcuH.
Sammcu uto 8rap paa Den Dor.
scrliGc %ulAieNNtl palgtcs ipp al NJ.
Observation-Disclosures % lem al Dc
inn SfoIciommlSirrer.