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Two moro days,

Two moro days.
The Automobile and lnHm"ha '"ih-
rai,n closes tomorrow night.
The day OF days is almost hrT"'
Overconfdence.
In campaipn where IrIZ"S OF th'
value Of thuso which ar" hc'nC "f"r'u
orc 10 hc won. on" thing :" h'' avoided
s oyercontldcnc". T. is rr"hHhI" NAT
many Of the contestants that hay" dom"
good work up until thu final days Of IN"
c,n,paign Will fn.l :" VIII "A good rr'%"
h,, not taking advnItaC' "t 'h" short
,rc remaining. ON" ih"ush' SHOULD
hc horne in mind am 'hn' IS contest
amt can not hay" TOO many credits -
order to win. Whru th'. ii'N ""un' IS
made and III" JUDGES award n" prizes
mok, certain that H"u n" on" or me
contestants who hay" Hon" your hrSt,
orl that n" verdict Will l." a faN"rah''
ono FOR You. The Ir%'s ar Just rs ihr
rr,,m bc.rG Won u'W - ih"T ". r. a'
,hc hrr.u;iur If "a" 'r:Hrn'.,". a"" You
s..ll hry.. nv" day., 80 which :" max"
v.,rr lns ,ion ia ~" I'D secure.
Every hour tha, remains has r"NSi-
h.'l,I,S. I:u' every winut" counts
pu,. surr,m, effort today may land th'
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BABC0CK IS DETERMINED To .
MAINTAIN ORDER At ALL COSTS

Attorney w. B. Rubin. representing
among others. John Fitzpatrick. chi.
rago, Illinois. chairman and William =
Foster, secretary-treasurcr OF tht
national committee for organizing stee'
workers. over holding meetings In the
city Of Pittsburgh, I desire to say that
deem II for the best interests OF the
city that no meetings be held In the
strike zones. l have given orders TO
that effect. ~
VIII Maintain Order.
Peace and order in the city must b
maintained. The fact that Mr.. Foster
Is continually in the city and had the
reputation Of starting trouble In other
places. causes me TO plan to be ultra.
safe and conservative in the interest OF
the city Of Pittsburgh and all the people
inside OF its confines. There Is no 90.
lection whatever to public meetings
outside Of the strike zones In, the city
limits. Permits have been granted fot
meetings in the Labor temple and Gro.
attain hall North Side. and there 10 no
objection 10 having other meetings ir
similar districts where there has b4ep
no trouble and no trouble Ii expected
faomkinuaA IN Y1Ra 20Y0a.N
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Bolshevik Forces Evacuating the
Former Capital City of Petrograd
HOUSE PASSES BILL INTENDED TO
KEEP DANGEROUS ALIENS OUT

rho house immigration C"mmlt'"". Ray
runnd +. CriSt. deputy commissioner "'
naturalization told IN" committees T.
200 200 foreign born persons IN IN" '"uh-
try w,rr not citizens" and thA' th''
presence. IF such a larE" uud1G"St"d pop
ulation "Crca,cd an alarming $llu'ti' II.
Tho senate labor Commltt"" wh''h mas
hc,,n investigating III" St"'l StriN" a.
,.idcd today to hear witnesses M"nNHN
and Tuesday rs to- tn" activity or rad
ical aliens in that strike. II ais" N"''u
10 close lis inquiry Ivy tn" middle OF
next week. So as IL get 10 work on na'-
uralization legislation. which 1t proposes
TO press in tho senate.
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pITTSRt RGH. Pa. Oct. l6.-Labor
leaders conducting the steel workers
strike in the Pittsburgh district con-
'inucd their preparations today to make
n legal attack against local and county
authorities III Allegheny county on the
question Of free speech and free assem-
blagc which the strikers allcgc have
hccn denied them. All the papers in
the contemplated court proceedings
have been prepared and II is expected
Injunctions will he applied for tomor-
row against officials in Pittsburgh and
Allegheny county and in some Of the
cities and horoughs OF tho county TO
restrain them frcm interfering with
the meetings Of local unions and labor
mass meetings.
Applications FOR injunctions. it was
said. might be applied for both in the
county and federal courts.
Mayor r. V. Babcock, today ISSUED a
statement in reply to n warning sent
him yesterday by counsel for the strik-
ers that legal action would be taken II
there was any further unlawful inter-
ference with union meetings. The
mayor said:
THAT all may clearly understand my
position in the controversy raised by
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kIEV RECAPTURED
BY THE BOLSHEV|STS

LONDON. Oct. ia Bolshcvik
wireless message from Moscow. reports
that Kicv was rctaken yesterday by the
BolShcviki forces.
The communication says:
"On the fifteenth We captured ki"v
by surprise. The attack was 50 i'm
pctuous that the enemy was unable 10
cross the left band of the pnicpcr river
and was forced TO flee northward in
disorder
(Kicv has been occupied by Genera.
Dcnckincs army for short time. the
Bolshcviki having evacuated the place.
An official report from p"nCkinc under
date Of Wednesday, however. said that
fierce flghtinG was in progress in the
vicinity Of Kiev.)
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FOOD TO Be SUPPLIED
STARVING PETROGRAD

LONDON. Oct. 16.--Undcr the super
vision Of American officers at Fiborg
energetic measures are being taken to
supply food to Petrograd in the event
that city is captured by the Russian
forces according 10 the Daily MaiEs
Hclsingfors. Finland. correspondent,
tclcGraphinE Wednesday. Tho supplies
on hand are calculated to b" suthcient
for $50, 900 persons for seventeen days.
The correspondent says an un-
confirmed report in Helsingfors is to
tho effect that Icon Trotzky. the Boil
shcvik minister Of war, has brought
large r":nfnrccmcnts 10 frtroErad and
that serious opposition is expected by
the Russians beyond Gatsch!na-
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C|arkSburg Police
Quit the A,F, Of |.


CI.AEKSE(liG. W. Va. oct. lG--The
harrisburg police fore" nj meeting to-
day voted with on" dissenting N"i" 10
it's charter from the Am"rl-
can FEDERATION of Labor. Tn" action
was taken in r"Sp"nS" 10 III" rl$inE SON.
tim"nt against tn" organization "Npr'AS-
cd by local citizens. With IN" except ion
If Wheeling TINS WAS IN" last organized
force in the state. Huntington rcnuunc-
ing its charter a month ago.
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ancc Of an American member - lcgalize
such decisions.
No less than fifteen commissions Irc-
atcd BY the peace treaty appear 10 re-
quirc American participation. and cc7a.T
pleblscIt"s confirming title t. various
disputed territories also are tu be con-
Quoted under L joint international con-
troll.
Action Justified.
Tho present view Of tn" officials hero,
however. Is that representatives. OF Great
Britain. France Italy and possibly Jap
an. whose ratification OF III" treaty Is
expected daily. viii function IN those
matters without any challcnE" Of III" 10
GalIty Of the proceedings on account Of
the absence Of III" American representa-
tiycs.
Plans for tho inauguration II he
league wCr" discussed by Colonel T.. NJ.
House during hIs recent stay IN England.
and hc is uud. r~to"d I" hav" pursu"1
the work as far ~ h" f"lt warraHt"n IN
advanc" If the action 81 tn" S'rnt" "'l
the treaty. II also iS understood thli
Continued on Page Elcven.,
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WASHINGTON. Oct. l6-Activitics OF
radical aliens in the United States re-
rcivcd further attention in congress To-
day. Several bills having for their pue-
pose deportation OF foreign agltatorS
and aliens who fail 10 become c'ttz"nS'
and Amrricanization OF foreigners no"
IN the country. wcr" offered IN IN" sen
ate and house while the latter paSS'n
legislation extending wartime passport
restrictions for on" year. This DILL rec
commended by the state department ana
designed 70 keep dangerous aliens OUT
Of the country. now goes TO IN" senate.
Hearings on appropriations FOR nAtur-
alization work were continued before
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BARNES AGAINST
CONTINUED PRICE
POLICY FOR WHEAT

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Jultus a.
Barnes, United States wheat director,
gave public notice tonight that he
would oppose any attempt to extend
to another crop the present govern
ment policy Of a guaranteed prioe on
wheat, The announcement was n1ado
at a dinner IN his honor given by the
directors Of the Chicago board OF
trade.
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553U, s, Casualties
On North Russia Front

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16-Amcrican
participation in the northern Russian
hoStili,ics in and around Archang"l re-
suited in a total OF j53 caSualtics. ac-
cnrdinE 10 a complete record which the
war department gave out today.
The force sent to ArChanEcl. consist
ing OF the 339th infantry and tn" 3loth
engineers. arrived there in August. 1917.
and was withdrawn in June. 1919.
OF tn" total casualties given l09 werH
due To deaths in battle: 50 TO deaths
from wounds: 81 from disease. and 10
from accidents and other causes. There
were 3n5 wounded and four prisoners.
all CT whom were released.
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PnA1sEs srAn 9oLIo1

ERIE, Pa. Oct. 16.-Governor VII.
liam c. Sproul. addressing 5000 meMr
bcrs of the Erie Board Of Commerce.
here tonight. paid high tribute to the
Pennsylvania state constabulary ana
expressed hope for the early recovery
OF President Wilson 81.
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SALT LAKE. CITY. oct. 1G.-All west
h"urd avra:orS in IL" rae" VIII" w"re in
:niS section last night have loft Salduro.
tho control 1nh miles west Of hcro. ac-
rurdiur to latest adviC"s from there.
The last mGChn" /" leave Snlduro was
number 45. Lieutenant r. Haynes. at
1892 a. m.
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SENATE VOTES
DOWN SHANTUNG
BY BIC MARGIN
IA REPUBLICANS
JOIN DEMOCRATS
In Defeating Peace Treaty
Amendment By Vote of
S. to 35


NASHIN'''N' ~ ''''
4, butcd ShanlunG amendment l" IN
,,c,rc ,rcn,v presented by Senator
Lodge and arpruvcd by the foreign
relations committee. finally was rcp"ct-
cd in III" Scnat" today. with MAJOR
lty OF an even s'"r" against IT,
In Tn" H"t" "i % /" 3D. '""' ". 'c'' 80,
publirans swung over |" 'h' pI".,,It, ,,.', 49,,
i"rreS' "h''' M w. ,rnrosaI or
with th"S" SupP"r'."E 'iie pp,,ri;,,ns
IN" six senators "pS' nt' t"o lr a,'r.D 80 ,hn
were put VI" .,I''u d" po,,,bIic,n Do and
i,,,,,..r,,, o.. ,nnosjnr H.
49, ,u ,,,,L ,,u,,, y, tho end
J. nc ron '''. WILLY ' u" a,,"'h,,f hours Of
- r,,,l,,r .,r,n, ,,yay six
sn"rp u'D','' ;,',,aJ 49, ~ orc roch chang.
WI, ", ,h'. t', trroiv irx, having been numbered
separately by tho cumm.tt"" by IT'S DE-
risiun to strike out the word "a pan
and substitute tn" word 'hlhh
,hrnuyhoul the sections relating /" IN"
nrnvi,r, Of Shantung. Ry unanlr rns
,nrs.nt. however,, the six change: w"rG
d.hn,rJ and voted on as one.
GrIy ,hrcn of the committees forty
c,.n rr,,nin to be acted upon By the
.or,,o ,bir,v-siv nrcyinusly having b"cl
r,;n.,,d ar those remaining. one r.
i,;os ,n American REPRESENTATION on the
! ,..,,,r,,,,rs c,,um,ssjun and TWO 20
,ol,,n,irr IF voting bower in the lea
49,, - r,,,nre assembly.
rb, ,.rtc in detail follows:
: ,do,+,o,
r.u ,,r.r rrondcr,n
r,iT,ir I,n,,"r CURTIS pillingham. Fall,
Franco. f'rclinghuyscn, Gronna, HARDING
! rnbm,,, ,,,,Iifnrn,al. Jones. Washing
, ,a,,. Lnox I.alinIIc,,c, Lodge, McCor-
! ,ui,.k M.Iran Moses, New. Ncwbc rry;
EarNi Wnrri. " pa," rcnrnsr, phipps. PoindcA :
! 'o' 49, Su,,.rI,,d 4 Wadswurlh
, : ,,. .''. ,',l N.,,snr.2n
IIn,nc,.,Is Gore Reed, Walsh.
, ,,i'.,, '''", ,,,,.,,,s,
i,,,;.,c-
/ 4''''
Against AoopSio-'
. KrpuhlicanS-Colt. CumminS' Haze
! Kellogg. Kenyon. Reyes. l.chr"ot' NJ
, Cumhrr. McNnrE N"iS"n' Sm""'' HlchE-
. cr. Sterling ana FowhSrn"--li'
! Democrats -AShurS,, I'i''N","u Is',
, ham, Chamberlain Culbcrson. D'al. Flel-
o cher, Gay, Gerry. Harris. HARRISON hen-
d"rson, Hitchcock. Jones, tN"w McNic"''
>,ndrirN. k.uk. Kirby. Mr!<cllar, Myers
Nsrut. Ovcrmnn. owen. Ph"lln fI'lh"n'
iumcrcnc. Ransrrll, Robinson, Sh'pldro'
! Shields, Summons, Smith. tAri"oha''
, Smith. (GCorEia.D Smith. Mary Idhu. ,
. Stanley, swanson. Thomas. Irhinih AT
! Underwood. Walsh, 'M"n'a"a'' ""''"''
and N"l""it ii.
Total against a""3!""
ElktnS Paired.
| Tho six senator's absent or palr"H
,,.-. "'
| 49,, a,I,r,inr.-T',ruald. RcpubliC can
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-Forecast:
West vrgtnia-Partly cloudy and
colder Friday; Saturday fair with rts-
ing temperature.
south; Saturday with rising tempera-
ture.
western Pennsylvania-FaIr and
colder Friday; Saturday fair.
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Russian Northwestern Army
at Tsarkoye Selo, Suburb Of
the City-Mutiny Of the
RED" Troops Causes the
CrumbIing of Defense Plans

UELSINGFORS, Oct. lG.-Thc
BolShrviki are cvaruating Pctro-
grad because the troops are un-
willing to fight. according to a
message received here.
LONDON. Oct. lG.--Ry the AS
soriatcd Press ~tirncraI ludcn-
itch, commander Of the Russian
northwestern army, has captured
Gatchina and is victoriou>ly adj
vancing towards kraSnoyc ScIo
and TSarkoyc Sclo, eighteen and
Fifteen miles from Pctrograd. Re-
ports from Rcval and llclSingforS
say that Yudcnitrh is meeting
with feeble resistance, although
IGatchina was strongly fortified.
Reports from aviatorS show that
the few barricalcS on the road to
Pctrograd and trenches qefd en-
tanglcmcntS outside Of the .capltal
are not formidable.
1t is also announced that the
Bolshcvilli are cvacuating PCtro-
grad owing to a mutiny among the
Red troops.
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SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF
RACE FOR SEVEN AUTOMOBILES

Neck and Neck" Will Mark the Close of Interesting Hard
Fought Battle Of Credits Just Few Subscriptions
May Mean the Difference to You Of Winning Automo-
bile or Small Prize-Support Your Favorite Contest
ant Now and Share in Their Joy of Winning
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MAYNARD WILL
STAY IN RACE
INJURIES HIS MACHINE
IN FORCED LANDING
Captain Smith, Leader Of the
West-bound Returning
Flyers GetsNewPlane

OMAHA. Ech. Oct. 16.-Lleutenant B.
w. Maynard. the flying parson VINO
was forced to land his machine IN
corn field near Wahoo. Nebraska TO-DAY
Will continue his trip tomorrow accord
ing to Lieutenant II. II. Wells. Omaha'
control commander. Aid Is rushing 10
him in an cndcavor to permit him 10 Do
the frs, to complete the double trans
continental journey. His nearest pur-
su"r is Lieutenant Alex Pearson. VINO ~
Mt Cheyenne. less than 45O mics pehlho
MAYNARD. and with prospect or passing
the narSon tomorrow.
Captain Roy Francis, VINO was com
pelled to withdraw from the race Then
his Martin bomber was wrecked. Tues-
day. Immediately upon being notified OF
Lieutenant Maynard's mishap. Volun-
tecrrd his services In repairing tho
plano. He hurried 10 Yutan. Neoraska'
where mechanics were descending MS
rianc for shipment to Mincola- and as
sisted in removing the motor which was
loaded on an nuto truck and taken 10
Licutcnrnt Maynard
Lieutenant Maynard. on learning that
q motor WAS available, started removing
his damaged motor. and mechanics Will
worI; all night assisting Captain Francis
LII
III. mot r. They expect 10 have the
rlanc rrndy to continue the flight early
tomorrow.
Ncith"r Maynard nor his companion
was injured in the accident. ard as soon
as notification was received from the
war drrartmcnt that he would be al
lowed T. cnrt.nuc tho trip every effort
was made to have tho plane ready before
Major Spa:z. h.s nearest competitor. cut
down the lead now held by the flying
prrsnn"
Il am still in the race" said Liruten-
ant Maynard. and will make up ;hc lost
time as soon as can again take tho air.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 166-Pcrm ssinn
was gwen tonight to Captain Lowell II
Smith leader Of tho wcSthound return
ing ilycrs in tho transcontincntal air
plane race. to accept tender Of plano
made tn HIM by tho Curtiss Aeroplanc
. company as substitute for his owr
ma, hire which was burned yesterday
after hr had landed at the Buffalo Con.
troll station.
! SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16.-Licutnn.
ant s W. TrrLry. hicr in tho air derby
. arrived her" from the east at a:2j O'Clock
. today.
. CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Oct. 16.-Captair
Felix Stcinic. entry number 90. in the
/ ;rans-contin"ntal air race. was scratched
! and painfully bruised this afternoon
whom his plan" overturned in landing
! at tho local control station at Fort d. A
! Russell S,-Gean. II. Myers. passenger
! IN number 90. escaped without injury
! Tin" damag" to the plane has not been
| asCcrtainnd.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16.-Licutnn-
ant s W. TCrrry. fIicr in tho air derby.
arrived here from tho east at 2:2J o'clock
today.
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LONDON. Oct. l6.-Rcports from
Russia generally chronicle successes for
the anti-Boshcvik forces in al sections
OF the country but with tn" exception Of
the astcrn front. whore Admiral Eolchak
maintains that he is advancing along the
whole OF the line the Reds are putting
up resistance.
The Bolshcvik official communication
OF Wednesday claims the rCCapturc of
Kiev by the Reds. and General D"ni-
kline. the anti-BoshcVik leader in tho
south. mentions unsuccessful counter
attacks against his army. Pskov again
has changed hands. this time going back
to the anti-Boshcviki.
The cables are silent as TO whether
General Yudcnitch is keeping up his
spcctaculaI advance toward PctroGrad".
the last authentic report leaving him In
the region OF Gatchina. 80 miles south
west Of Pctrogradc.
At Riga the situation is virtually un-
changed. Both sides apparently are re-
sorting to desultory rifle fire
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NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Carturc or
r"troGrad by anti-BolShcTiSt forces Is
regarded as certain. according I" cab'''
adv!CeS received h"rr today and dated
Thursday. October "a. from J. c. Miller.
representative of the American relief
administration European chIldrcns fund,
Yambcrg. Esthonia. Millcr'S message
said:
THE advance Of anti-BolShcvist
forces is continuing. the. army now be
ing fifteen miles from Ga;chna. Tho
city Of Riga is clear Of RuSso-Gcrmarl
troops II is regarded as certain that
PctroErad Will fan
Subsequent cahl" adviC"s have rc-
ported the capture Of Gatchina an i'm
portant railway center thirty miles
from retrograd. by the ant:-BolshcvIst
forces
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Partly Cloudy and Colder Friday; Sat
urday Fair, Rising Temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

- at ltlherc Seologi; bun OiIoe |
loa 6alo birIpe baru meo Eerge.
&ouilm ipare0e, at ban bcler piIce
relic iii Ilncrifa 49, og ban iii lame
Giciicpenge al Jelenarf3 aoncn.
Ger Off Here Mar, isr bun hsrtc
ira bom. Somiun bIcu life rig i
0ulolanoet ban q Tramp 81
SporuelYfou0ufter % 6urmarbeIoer
ca mcget an0et. Wen rig blcu ban
life. ) Mtnneapolts trai ban ar:.
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bar bom eli Ben.
Wcn &citeuS baaroe, uooooeuotc
Sip pastel life SaluIuis orsmulen
Dc Siuo; ban peuote tilbage iii
9iorGe % / 1888 fom CT fragment
al Suit" / 5ioSitriitet "9tp Serb,
Tom gootgioroe, at Der oar leoiG
Sub / ocn @rube, bporira oenrc
Nriffe bar bcntct. Samllns 6or'
'attcrbalc par aabnet; ban bar il.
oen life bout puuitelig ior at iiuoe
6orlUgnere % SGiere. en- oaffer
Saa iif Nonoefouen / Selemarten
CT inf Nen9ebrcu; oct a Soanet
til ~9iolorcn, iom TOM ttlbd1e mco
Gcnter. ocngarg 0amiur iit iii isr.
tic acknowledgements
,Suoo Sonilm iioen bar lfreoet,
ficn0cr cnbucr, iom bar SntcreSic
Tor Sitcrotur.
San bar plit iig iom Ell Sproget5
o. 9%iQtniuqcn2 Yieitcr, lige rig og
cucrouuoiq i &roia iom / Toeli on
mco lin lioitc BOG bor ban gootgiort.
at hans Salcut er IiIt m%Iotgmmclil
o. bans Guuc lile mPgtIg, mi Ium
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
ct nyt Slaes 9roo.

Sra ct. Saul, Winn. meooeIeS,
at Ell oerbocllbe S9ge, Or. @iIianl
Srelt, bar ppfunoet en- M Iaabe
at ~fonoenIer aiGrnemelf Coulter.
milf paa, iaa Den opnaar en- iaa
ltor Saitbeo, of Den nleo itor 9etbeb
fan ~forienbes eller opbepares, og
oe1s itore NGringsp9rbi iinoe ell
uObreSt I%npenoeIic Iom S~ngrcoienS
/ bort alminoelige @reo.
Mngaaenbe oenne, Iorn mango me.
ner megct pigti9e SpfinoeIie ppIp.
les, 81. a., at Wtel, iom er blct blar-
oct n,eo bette WateriaIe / ct 6orboIo
al 10 EunO pr. Barrel, bill produce.
re Srso al en- ~betpoelig itsrre gt9.
r%irgspGroi emo oct almiroeligc ga.
geribrso % giuer oct en- bebogeIig
W~clfcinlag. Set toger ogiaa en- be.
tpbelig ~fortere Sib at ltege octte
@reo ello Oct alminocliee, b"porpeo
Der Ipares abifiaig aul, SEQ eQer
Gas.
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Rnut pamiun.

Zen ioe Gu9lit %iioitlcoeu ipl0tc
ailut SamIrn 60 Mar, og / oen Pm,
Looming lfriucr "Stao. IitenbI." ON
9torge@ iterlte ~uuIcucnoc SiQter:
Ger bar bcrifct meaen Suil ont
0omlltn9 6e0iclaonr; icIu tar ban
Oct not life Ian usic mto Ell Mar ira
% til; han bar pleiet opli 1860,
roroi Oct or Iaa greif at blitc, itjsut
ban p~iitrof or loot / 1859. San par
iaolcocs / &irtelighcocn 81 Ndr.
0enganG bans 30 Nar5hud iclre0cS.
Ncn 0enncanng ilippcr ban fife ubc
mcrtct iorbt W%erfeongeu: "Wor.
qenbln0et" bar rlt ntc6 Sitfcrhe0
'alt'lnat, at ban or SO Nar 0eu Ace
Nll1u't % onisrcr bcrom islgcuos
ira ct Hrep Namim / Sommc-
ienote Ell al 0Iooct3 Nt0arbci0crc.
Torreiteu itol icl pcl |
@ln0cne igicn til sem l0c gtuguiL.
naar ieg oItiaa blir go. oe2uUrrc
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Get bar IorsuriI mli0rc Ncto0
ming ON man HI 'Cirer blm e. Yat
lgr cllcr citcr, Tor ban or life Ills
bruiOct al Anrcnc. ) Gen AlOcr. boo.
andre Gi6ca % 81 re0c >crn ilutucr.
- ga blomitrcr oct cn0uu oUcrool
Gig / Nnnima 6iernc, ga itipnfc,
han o. "Niartcu3 @reoc".
San or is6t / &om / @u0brau0a
haIsn, men fom icm Iiocn @ut ii.
NoroIan0. bpor ban yorte OF paa
i'm Srfcls @aaro San tau0c en-
ono % baarO Garn00m, m,o ioo
8lGoer % mango Saon. Neu 81
Cen / bans Silo uImet alIercoc ocn
gang og ban oar bare 10 Iar. ga
han uo2au iin isritc BOG, 6ortGIin.
gen "@iar8cr", iom bleO truft ;
Ioog.
Hogcu Sttc1s bIeO Nogeu fife.
co 0nmium fom nj al briige mango
andre Arbeio2reoltubcr emo Venner
i o. islgcnoe Mar. Gn lib par set
SfomaacripIen, ban briigte; iaa nor
ban auliiuucr ! Gooe % Iencre par
ban 2cusmonosbrcng % lGrtc Ne.
tpbnirgcn al @uIoinorcn ON Nucn.
! ocnrc Si6 ilaftet ban ON ira Steo
iii Steo iom Sluif, tos Dc Sobbcr,
ban fom ooer o. panoret uioere.
nnar oct ialot bam iro. Taa line
Sanorinyer fom ban engaug iii en-
Boaro i Selemarfeu. buor ban III
Rattelogi. Ser Tom ban | Gisfus.
lion meo ell Son al gieren, iom in.
ecrtc SeoIosi; 0en uuge Tauare Tar
giennem oen anoens Snat % 6raie
Zig Sforpbco % Si~fferbeo, al iii
bsrerne blcp bpbt iorbauiet - OF
ei.er Sistusiionen tom aonen paa
0aaroen til BAN % ioreilos bam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
@crccns Gtoitc Tiu.

@peu S2cpcr / &binpialj iiroe5
Der ct "Gimmliqm" Sort Tor Song
Suouig al Saperns SronIraiigeIic nj
Oct / @dpe ira BAN nogle SLATER Bin
ira 1850, 1868. 1928 % ira 1922.
Set err 10 Ell aauife imponereroe III.
Ser. oisie 6Iaiter bar, rlcu Dc er life
paa langt uGr De Ploite. gtaH bar
ucmlig ogiaa | Bette merfeIise Wtl,.
ierm ell Slate. icm err Bier iunoet |
Ell ronlerif 8rap ira 9eiiertioen %
iom pei maa aniees iom Den 9loite
eriiterenoe Bin. Oct er bare triit. at
ioaoanne Sius ifal p9re Nuieums.
aieniranoe, ifisut Oct piloe ogiaa nor.
item rare Seligbrsoe at brittle Ell
iaaoau Bin