davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
S0reis at cpoi Paabet.'
men CT III fritz.
Gpiuoc i burlington iigcr, hun al
ori0 ngtcr If urrc Sanlne
Iprnocu.

: AcnboIo til &iOucabmN ira DC
m@onuioIoiac Guimocr, iom hor brugt
oet, cr ut,t mere inrtcnOe enc Gam
lac ior Ncyioncr liocuOc al &c VI
tc~rpirfnin1cr, ION ieI1cr wrippc,
S,ufn,cnto, Cpcrotioucr, Ncrpc'cb1r
"a YlluarbctunocIic cIlcr ionl al an.
orc GariaR,r cr / Ell ncobrnot 6ors
iatuiu8.
NIanot be mango Self i Soma,
iom nar %criarct nc mcrtpTrot8e
arQ'tcr / 0cruc N}coitin or Mrs.
2octo Couaherm al $50 Sontb 9th
Street, burlington, iom nDiI8 lag.
oe:
Seq bar rritcn til Stooiaheo |
oe iioitc Ter Gor IiOt al CT N|aoconoe,
llrcaclmu2iiqhco / 9}pcrnc, 9Icroo
iitct % en- oIminocIi8 rcobntot 6or.
%fatninq. Seq funbc life ipiic nocn
cftcrpaa al lice al Suhigc@tiou, mine
gfurcr pIogcOc mia ltnbia % mine
9fcrocr uar iom iGn0eriIiotc. seq
frnOc panifcIia ioOe ON 9tatten clier
fua noQcn Nuilc % apmiort I'll no
gen Ejo.
~Som icg io0oc, 0ettc hoooe nurct
min ior~iGrocIlge 6orlotnlng l Ter
gIur, fMQcnnc en- 0pcrntiou 'or
@Iiuotarm2bctru0cIic, % iltet blalp
mia uoact. 5 &irfcliGbcOen bleo
mine &ioeIicr mere % mere lntena,
90 lea pcoblcu at tobc / @caI % bll
ne iuagcre, iu0til lcA %bcapnotc al IA
oe GonIac. Nfcr oct cr handled
r~i0ltnocrliat, hpor hurttg lc8 be
forot MIG bcorc cltcr at haoc be
apnot nteo ocnne W}coiciu. Seq bar
M toqet Ter SLATER, % ic8 ipi'cr
hpuoiornbclit icg sn'tcr ltocll lto8cll
Gmertcr cucr noQcu SlaQS SIoehc'
ftnncn0e cftcrpaa. Seq bar heller life
mere noaet @rpocrt mco mine 9tp-
.,;,,o Nc,,,cr o. f~,(S5truNi,
~ W Ga, b,a,,n,r milo
-. -, ,or o;,r, No, mor'
ee Gar, o. icg bar o0iua tjlto0ct II
8lrno / &eQt. EouIoc er p~laicllg en-
,,oror4c+ Wch;rir ~ ico natter oltjo
n homo on 5Ioife / @crcOifob. Zen
b,r r@;cronrcttrt min NcIbrrb, ga lea
r;Tbe borr cn,inct oIt eoob. trocnoe
ir+ct f,,the b,,Ipe mia. "a lea nil
nr;,c non Inn J,g1oc lea Iepcr.
:, a,,,o =, $, 5,,r,r>tc Wonc
a., r,,,,n, ari,rr 9, NV,
,rr,mna -, t,~torrh,rif $40.
'g, %, Tr,,ne~ Trn 80.
49, -, >,,,,n bo,,
>,r,>,,,,,r hor,,, 0}nia, rim
nann, 7ine 1urcrrcr / Sem ncorc ncl
~ W,n,r 1iSorrr "a / N1nrcrcoip.
lf....4s. .. AI,.h,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Werifanif &is.

4 SpileIfeer &~ilcn9rpn fo0cS / .
"copper" Ssniefrait, meo en- SpiIeife
iinbaffet ~@reen Ecpper", cit bulu
Sop Sonlat, Ell iiuboffet 2eg ng en-
balu Sbeife Salt % liot &aicnnc 9e.
Der. Naar Tiien er NOR, bapes aft
iornmen pp / "Namefins" % bisic
itegc5 nlco 'teot terrct @rpo og imoa
SLATER Smer oper, til &c er gobt
Qiennemltc9te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
ScQcri % Eitcrs.

s 70 aoppcr rig "Soio Souce"
bar mon en- Gltort 2Iter5, ipm Soi
ten cr iilet ira % en- Sop iin6affct
Seueri og looer oct fo9e til SiterS-
erlle CT paste fogte. Smfring
Eitera'erue bar man ell &rans al
RerltQe % GGoifcr, ilaar oct |erpc
res paa CT Ilaot SAD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

NOllc.
gtei, oct bar 10 netop life Wenlrt'
zen oct beuer. 9e furoe nof llgge
pao 0uloet, ON De bare if roget at
ligge pao. Sioli9 ON gforgerten
ifulbe De no paa Ssgning igien, og
oa piloe DC pGre tiblig noe.
Som ia9t, Gnben bliper at De BIZ
Der Ilggenoe. Snteben5 pines Huo
oppc paa Soften. Son holocr llg
title iom en- Wns; iaar life lope, %
ifiloe Oct bGnoe, at ban blitnoer,
iarer ban op bper fem Wiinllter.
Gig gaur belle Hattcn.
San berer aori begnnOcr at rere
Jig noe / aisffenet ON MorIctcn, og
ban bIiper ~iiGlealao.
Saa paagner De andre. Gen fcoc
Mono CT temmelig Itip / Scnmerne.
San er 10 life pant meo iligt Ct baarot
Natteleie, Stafferen.
Gitcrat SGrgemanoen bar lat ct
BELT Wrso tiuips. er De iGrol8e til at
gao. Get or bare iaa plot at De er
fommet uoenfor 9prcn Da Nlto folns
mcr ne0.
eft" Tiger ban ippgcnoc I'll aari.
"Sau lang en- Sio, iaa latg en- Strlo!
- Nl er Den DOG iorbi.."
aari miller.
"Sa. oct er iaa ianot ion Def CT
iagt," iparer bun eoblnnt.
ga Sipert fommer mo / @n'et
~eitcrat baoc ililgt Nattcgicltcrl1e neo-
oper, tiger ban:
"9ette fonnler nof til at bore gait
afiteo ON life nogct hNnocr."
Gc ioritoor life rigti8 Duoo ban
meller % lpgrgcr.
80, Golf oil mart bliue flogc NOT
til at ~ioritaa Ser lisgcr llo8et bag
bans 6oripinocn."
On mcner DC mart nil bcgploc at
iege otter mig blanOt DC &cpenoe?"
ipor9cr Guo.
"Netop."
ga, men ieg bar en- Nlalr," bri-
tier oct no al bam.
get er netop en- TIon ri trpnget
/ bette GiebIit! men en- goo Tlan,
ioritoar iig."
Seq bar Ell aamerat, ION Dor /
a~riitianiano, % BAN ifaI icB foa til
at biplpe mig til at ire Blanen
igiennenl.
"Soo, Gette lpocr nofiaa mn
tiff" ifiemter Sipert.
"Na, oct er netop life iaa mpitiif
men Dor MI: ieg lfrirer CT 9rep bieln.
aore3icrer oct og pl,ttcr oct ilto | er
anoen &~onpolllt. 9ermc aorcsIerer
ieg til &riitianiono % be6er min Sen
at lG8gc @rcoct / Foitfa9len Der"
Gu tiger noget, nt."
"Gao fomuner 8rguct bient. o
Ter set or itcnplet / ariitiorionb, %
leg i~ortpacr, at icg CT bel forpare!
etltehs Ser.
"rSa, set ---"
Get pil IcSc Cpmcrfiomhe0eu be-
ira oi5ic &onter ioetminoItc," l,o
brpoer 9iuO %iublcnoe.
"Sapiit ia, BET cr netop bpoo ocr
trrnge3,"
Zen SpcIo ifriocr ban @rcpet, o.
Gagen oerpoo teller Sipert til @pen
Saa pogtcr sc poa gpiien meo I'll
genoe Sppnoing.
Wuen er Itrommct til bct pocrItc
nctop JON @rcoct noar frem til Otter
bccb, l(uiSheocn bar tprct grp2ieli1
paa 6rucn. @m bar pGrct Ipg baooc
paa Sipl og 2clcme. 9tIllgbeocl
az al ban fanltc bar omfomlnen 'tlU
rer hcnoe iom Sujpltif / Sicrtct.
Stterbccb er bclcr life Jig ielp.
San er eli Yfon0 lon1 bor IGrt a;
lrggc Sfirl poo line Sslclicr; ioa
ingen merter noQct. Wen bans SinO
cr Dog iulot Al 6ortpilelic, Gr ban
Iommcn mcO noQel falt ban bore
pratiom % liolig mleil er ban nlelle
lpnfer ban Iammcr, fnlgct al oelr
famine lloiabeo, iom tGrcr poa bans
Suitrll.
Scrior bliper Sc glade oa &reUet
tpmmcr.
Wteu paa ToIltitammeret ltaber
oct 5oruirring. W2Diteriet bIlpcr life
opflarct; tuertlmoo, oct iplnocr bare
ISroaocnc tpttcrc.
Sporoun hon or forlmct ocrtil CT
ct anbet Wfpltcrilm.
Yaa bcnia Soro -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Grcanlco Gprn.

Gn Yint Corn" iaar ct Opfog /
en- Eint rig "Spio Sauce". Get til
'rttes Solt % Iebcr eiter Slnog
q bplOcS op / ct gpOt imurt Stcle
iao. Gper set bapcs iteOt @reo iont
er rert iammen meo tibt imcItct
Smer / en- S~tcgeponoe, iaa oct itsotc
Sreo er ri9tig iprsbt, % laa ltcge2
oct til oct er go0t gicnmc1nitegt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Ser sines ireen iifrere Y%eneeanbrins
gelie for Sioen eno at ticbe norite eler
banite aroner 90 labe Dem itoa pad
Hente / ganten inotil &urien gaar op.
Sor fulbItGnbiee Splpsnineer itrtu til
@irser Sslaub & Co., 115 60. Dearborn
Ct, GhicaaO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Suuugct til at irlac i'm Taym.

fN sN 70 49,
SIR. @uItcU @rucu / &onl Tr0iric
Q}jnr., itrjocr; Seq hor liot mcQct
al SpmmcIbco5 .ln'olo. SEQ cit
Ill foriticuigc 2u1cr. men ianot iH31H
&iuoriu9. : 5tc0u ior blcp lea
rurrc % til'.0l her ott iua 'cmt,
at ic1 moa,te to,ot ~ myA 1T urbetor
% irlqc nun Turm gtw Nuitru
ION for en- Gel Ior ilocu hou0l bri,at
Or Xc.cr GluIto, raoacc1 mia I'll
@, pr5gc bette D}iooel Cr,cr %ugca
o. on Slate alrito murtcot lea itor
@ecrIng I mit @crH1cu0y. Ger
Tlaifcr al Ac,t, giNncl har nil0itru
o,g turcrct mig Sea or M ruiG %
itprr uof iii at l,oiprt al 5laog 9lr
bejoc." Der tiulocs itct btort N}iN-
hcl for Vou'tlult,oulu enc Or &ctcr@
Grrifo. Get err mes Suaohc0 bltuct
taIot Gatarcna Eiclcr;noc I'LL @icu.
oyretttlilu al 0gl1r,o Sor at twne
Icuerc ocac 4Ijooel iriitt % oircltc
ira 2~abora,oric. hiiner set lite iol3i
al glpotctlrc Gor urrmcrc lluocr.
refining tlIitrio u. Better Gahrucu 4
Cons So, 25O1 @ai6iugtou &lvo..
Gbicoao, I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
en ~NprtGuru8
Nermon Sedler.

ANAAA4 AlNtNAANf HNh -
re Der i 0arctTQtsfpngalct.
Gftc ct Ncnucife, m1ota8en eli
hormonia Shltter; life iaa ct @limi
al SoIcn at ic, bare taa ircm % iii.
bagc / Ell trnug Geue, % 8Iane pan
negnc @uaacl
Get blcp Gnocn pao @~crIigbcoen
%aItiaul -
CoQ, Der cr iutCt iom fan iorIprre
LANCE &iaeIanoa no; ban i0ne9 at
rroc ia pcl tiIfrco9 / fit Iongcnifob.
Gntcn 'ioocr ban poa Sen8efontcn
% ifruaIer itue &%iieitrntper, ellie lao
ligacr han / Sclgcn neo DC LANCE
Ben opcitcr 0p9gcne
@auQ paa Sang bar ben Oenligc
Clutter prret moe % tiItalt BAN lor
iIct CpiprieI,
Oct Tan en- niOe birlpcr lpGrtl
9tci, lan0c @iuelaro Qlpcr Ell goo
Cnl buooe i Clutter % @cgpnOer;
han loOer &eroen tulrrc % nlurre
Jon Den piI og teller i'm e8en altrs.
,(obn oerimoo ponorcr rnitls3 op
% nco paa @ulDet. Get cr life
Sampitti9bcOSna8 ban lIocr al,
langt ira bare Roicri oucr Den
Wauoc, buorpoa bcrcS 6riIilitatur er
cnot. iom bar bemU8ti0ct Jig bant.
Statfar5 Sur. ban bar liOt tOtuIt
g}cocrIoq!
Gu Gitcrmiooo0 bGnocr oct, at
TuuQicl3oprcu blir anbnet I'll ulP0s
ponIiQ Gi0. 2on8c SiueIanb bor fife
ifruulct uctop mi, lno oct fan ittc
purc "IiItnIc Tor ilct GpiGr'eI" bel.
Ter.
Gil ocre5 Itorc 6orbal,lcIic itnar
Ell cioilflp0t Wano / Geroobningen
- en- Nrbcio3nlouo, &on blir itaa-
en0c ser / oct ~uenOcliae uOen at rere
pau ii8,
III, bnor uhp0gclig han Ter no!
&c 10 bIir Qouifc 'Glnc.
Nan minoeoe Dem ON Ell, iom bar
Iiagct / @rnpen / iIcre Sage. Mpno
bill Ili9t noQct hcrinoc / Ell GcIle hos
10 rifle. iprUfc &nrer? San Ter 10
no Iom Ie0cn paa oct nTrmcIte,
Stotforcu; hpor0uu fuuoc man ino
icnoc BAN bio? Get ioloer inaen al
Dem iub, ar ban or uoget onoct enc
en-, iom bar iprbrltot iia / noqet, Of
furot iom ocn IeIu; Ocrlor bIiper DC
uotioo iorbauict, ga ban bilicr poa
menucitcltg &i5:
~@oo0ug." San njffcr ioagt meh
Ncucoct.
&lAtu Ioarcr. 5oo fommcr ba,,
inferior SlUttercn, JON bar oab
net Norcu icu0cr Sc 70 ct baunlig
Smil % ioripiuocr.
Sea err Niouocu, iom cjcr &ogtcn
0crc toa ira &Trit2bugtcn."
Ter donr ct fol0t Rnf aienncnl
Dem 5eQac 10. Soa set er iligt De.
ica &c bar iooct? @ ~itirrcr ifrUf.
iIo0ue pao b~ueranore; iaa paa Van.
0en.
"9Io, Wuttcr." fomnncr SET ioicn.
men oeuuc @oro 'om ira Ipbct al
hans SiuI, "Dcrt pes life. bpaD Ocre
bar oiort"
Stcmmcn or uilffcr ga Soorcrue
itoor ham ! Eincnc. 9onoc ellie.
luun ii0ocr poa Sruarfontcn ioru ct
Sprro5moaI3.c1n. 2rnoere borte
itoor ,>obn mes opIpiIcoe Zinc GA
ui0itirrer pon Wau0cu.
Sea err ruincret! M. bpoo lea
cic0c / Nrrneu tpa Nerr iro mia"
2pnue giueIono imes at BIZ ol,l !
Wuiutct.
Nnoroon flm0e 6crc?" -
Stcnmcp briitcr. Molocu buIfcr
ipm IF libct Noru
- \ oorcpig. lite et. life
10. men ! icmten-icytcn glnr bor
lea arbciSet boorot; ia. lea 1or libt
a1 i,rorr, iom on lrrI ior ot ioo
mia Ct e5et Iortoi. NAl bopoe lea
scr. mon ioo INN h,rr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
9lrbei>e
/ Mufin, Winnciota.

&rbeioere, ioopel eriaruc ium
ueriorne grites ipr inoeuogrS Gr.
beioe / SlaQteri; bgie 2gnuiuser,
itobla 8eitIRitIaelie % 9oo spit
bIui9t, 81 tau ooiaa BRUCE noele
iaa tpnbige &adng 6Ouie "tniie
men, 10 Beotere Tor tRtte 9puoer
% nO9Ie iaa 9oDe Sneotere. Mau
benoenpe fig til GmplopmenttUn.
;uret.
Geo. A. HORNED & Co.,
Austin, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
SGbler mcb "SnnIagc Mcat".

2emmcIig Itore illre 9gblcr benpt-
ties i'll bette. &iernebuiet tages no
al 9Gblernc, eitcrlaoen0e en- femme.
Iig itor llObuluing / Wiibten og |
oenre bar man "Forf Carriage
Weat" % Itcger ioa sGblerne mco
~telnnlelig lon9lom Slo, til De ct mo.
re. Gc ierpere$ iaa parnle lsn mn
lig % cr QoOe iom N @i-Net til
Stcg, eQer man fan lGttc sGblernc
/ Wtiotcn al ct SAD % bupe Inlaa
itegtc Sort Carriages" ontfring.
Sor Dem iom fan ioa lat / Suffer
/ oisie iufferIole Siber fan fclgcnoe
Gorbp Spifriit pGre ct 6orieg
pUr0t:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Nnbge.

> &opper ~granllateo Suffer, ,
Spiieifcer Corn Sirup, Ell Sop
MtcIt, , Tirfontcr "@ittcr Gboco-
late" (Gbofplabc lom life er loo olt-
iaa(, , Spiicifeer Smer, u SbeIfe
Ganilie. Suffer, Corn Sirup %
Welf bapcS op / Ell 8rpoc, iom enoe'
liz maa uGre slot i @unSeu, Iaa Oct
cloeli9 life nil lpg8c Jig pco. Her
IaSien goot ON % iUt ioa 8rpSen
paa Stopcn. Her life / Den isr oct
~bcapnoer at foge, oa fan ~Sbofolaoen
tilirttcS % set maa rcreS / belle Il.
oeu. Trep iaa MaSien, naar
Sen bar foat en- Stuno - pco at ba'
be lint al BEN OF | folot %ano. Naar
Den % fan %iornles ion ell BLOB Iiberl
auele, iaa er ocn iHroia, o. Sme'
ret iiIiGttes % Iaairart set er iulel'
tet, lsiteS 8rpben al. Set itaar, til
set er aifislet, ga rerer man / oei
belle Sioen, iii oct bar tabt fin 8laus
% or sanifc init. @aniIien tiliGt'
tes, raar man bar rert | oct er
Stuno, % naar oct or iprbis, Ia
pes Oct cp ! eli imulrt Yailbe % ifiG
res / Girtanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Slpn nj

Slos u
8oorobril
Soan iol|
og ilog I'D
Srrbt
gtop. )
ulpffct 81
foiltllc hcl
laocr iig
alloet Std
liaucilbe
onltplllllld|
NerDpl
bcltbc /
Sorpif II
Tom a9tc|
YaSia9cr1
gen Of
9torif Su
Huftpl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
K!spcr tire.
Sfrepei
for
Deeorab poiten.

rsrcr life ct Gem. Slig eaar etpar
Winlitcr.
ga imiIer Sobn.
Set bar oa en- 1oif," ptrer ban.
Gauge 2iucIauo fer ioraetelig pna
ham.
Seq ficllber en- anoen Eolf," IL
ger ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Ierosl
bcroc /
| 9orpif II
| Tom a9tc
| 8~aSio9cr
| gen Of
| 9torif III,
zen HuftpI
Gnepc
| brrnSina
| SlnorQcn
! 30 Sc
| &artct cl
| for at bc
| bing".
| lsitig, III
| Ger or il
Spcrf
| 21oc Nl
hUnotc
Sogct OF
BET en- 3
peo 9tar
| fonot Il
&raititot
bar nib
| itrar t
Sigbun.
Srncn
gcn. y
tct2nldltl
at bli I
! 9tcOher.
breitct .
on, bui
I toNc2, |,
! Oct oil
sc Snllo
| fra Ger!
! Sancl
/ gen brl
Sp3nfcr
| Wancro!
Soricn.
2inic %
fpn, / I
frcrH II
truffet
9loraolG
| Nloc
Sra Sc
LTnrnlol
itiningc
rchct {
9llbcrbp
bclIltttc
inoiprc
fra lit
lltcnbc
Snpolil
&riit
sen lioi
/ arilt
25S,6t
$50 q
1ouct I
Gol 10
fortTA(
ino til
flpttcoc
lager
poa 81
9lario9
Mrbt
fen fic,
l~,orifc
Hprbao
iont If
ilr,nr1c
piIoc [
r"lcrfcr
fonot
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&nugc
Den i
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glnlc0
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49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Son er ioripunSen. Se TO itoor
lom %ilctrct. &c flyer life ct Orb;
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-04-04

porarily when the Smeaton pulls up
alongside the transport. The stretch
er cases r transferred first, and
the way those brave fellows joke and
chaff with the Red Cross women as
they tell them goodbye" is an i'm
pressive lesson in optimism.
The rest station and canteen which
provides the first touch of home many
of the soldiers have experienced for
weeks is a spacious building with COM
fortably furnished rooms, the most
popular of which is a long lounging
room with cushioned seats around the
walls, big easy chairs, pianos, and
large brick fire place, with a fire
that throws warmth and contentment
all over the place. 1t is easy to mag
inc the delight with which the sol.
diers greet such a cheerful scene after
their three-mile hike from the con
centration camp at P%ontanezen, which
the soldiers claim should have beef
selected as a naval base instead of al
army station.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-04-04
OCEAN FLIGHT TO BE
MADE EARLY IN MAY

New York, March 29.-The start Of
the United States navy's attempt to
cross the Atlantic ocean on a heavier
than air machine will take place on
the first clear day in May or as soon
thereafter as the fog belt which now
envelops the Newfoundland coast
shows signs of clearing, according to
a statement issued tonight by the
Manufacturers Aircraft association,
which means to have definite informa-
ton from Washington.
The United States weather bureau
is gathering all available information
from the North Atlantic region and
from this data charts are being made
for the guidance of the aviators. OBJ
servations on the surface of the sea
submitted by naval and other vessels
and records obtained by test balloons
provide the basis for forecasts as to
weather conditions probably early in
May.
The navy is placing little reliance
on favoring winds, because at the al.
titude of 1000 feet, which is expected
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-04-04

NEW BEAN FOR THE NORTH.

A relic of American Indian farming,
the Greath Northern white bean grown
extensively in Montana, North Da-
kota and South Dakota, is of extreme
ly early maturity. Otherwise it would
fall victim to frosts, as it is grown
farther north than any other bean.
This bean was first marketed in large
quantities during 1913 when, due to
emergency needs for food, 40 car
loads were sold at Billings, Mont. Ac-
cording to the United States depart
ment Of agriculture, this variety is
not adapted for culture south of the
states named, and conditions indicate
it should not be planted in the bean
growing sections of either New York
or Michigan. 1t is a white bean and
accordingly is a good seller, although
it's size and shape is such as to make
it necessary to educate u cor
corning it's value. The federal de
partment has arranged for the dis
tribution of the Great Northern bear
seed it has available.
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just before the start is made. Each
to be averaged on the trip across,
available data shows that only eight
days during May, and then only for
a quarter of the time, is there a strong
wind bearing to the east.
Each of the two or more NC type
of boats with which the flight will be
attempted will carry a crew of five
men, consisting of pilots, mechanics,
a wireless operator and possibly an
aerographer.
No newspaper men or photographers
will be carried because of the desire
to utilize all available space for gas
oline and lessen the extra carrying
capacity. Navy experts in charge
of the flight believe that sufficient
gasoline can be carried for a nonstop
flight.
Mother ships, especially outfitted tc
the care and repair of flying boats
will be employed, it is stated, to guarc
against possibl disasters.
1t is definitely known taht the trans.
Atlantic section of the navy, in charge
of the flight, has prepared in detail
several plans, but the one to be Sc
lected will not be made known unit
plan calls for a separate route: al
though all designate Newfoundlan
as the point of departure. 1t is of
ficially announced that the distanc
between Rockaway and Newfoundlan
is 1900 nautical miles, and from New
foundland to the coast Of Ireland
1880 nautical miles.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the ninth
reserve district are taking a peculiar
interest in the government of the
United States these days and espec-
tally in it's efforts to float the Victory
liberty loan that opens April p, field
agents of the ninth district reported
in Minneapolis.
On the White Earth reservation in
Minnesota is this especially true, the
workers said.
"Put a Victory liberty bond in every
tepee of the ninth district" is the bat
tie cry the Indians have adopted and
those who know them say they will
make good.
Nine thousand Indians served under
the Stars and Stripes in the great
war. This number was one-fourth of
all the Red men eligible for service.
Their feats of heroism on the fields
of France won the praise of white Of
ficers and these men are coming back
with greater interest than they ever
had in the government for which they
fought.
While the 5000 were fighting for
their Great White Father in Washing
ton, their people at home subscribed
to $40, 000, 900 worth of Liberty bonds,
or a freedom loan of more than $50
for every Indian in the United States.
Workers on the various reservations
of the ninth district report an unus-
ual interest in the coming Victory
loan manifested by all Indians. They
seem to grasp the fact that they can
help the government at the same time
derive personal benefit by lending
their money.
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aforesaid to pay the costs Of storage
on said automobile in the sum of Two
Hundred Forty-five ($245.0O) Dollars,
and the proceeds of the sale of said
automobile will be applied first, to
the payment of the expenses Of sale,
including the publication of this no.
tice; second, to the amount due the
undersigned for storage as aforesaid,
and the balance, if any, will be paid
over to the person entitled thereto.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1919.
MAGRUDER MOTOR COMPANY.
By H. w. Magruder,
Secretary-Treasurer
Published in the Glasgow Courier
for four successive issues, as follows:
March Fl,
March %,
April d.,
April II.
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PROCLAMATION.

The Mayor of the City of Glasgow,
County of Valley, State of Montana,
to the Electors of the City of Glasgow,
County of Valley, State of Montana,
greetings:
Be it known that an election will
be held in the City Of Glasgow, in
the County of Valley, State of Mon.
tana, and in each precinct and ward of
said City on Monday, the seventh day
Of April, 1919.
The said election being the munich
pal election for the said City for the
year nineteen hundred nineteen, held
under and pursuant to Section 1924 of
the Revised Codes of Montana, 1907, at
which said election the qualified cleo
tors of said City will elect officers of
the City of Glasgow, as follows: to-
wit:
One Alderman from Ward No. l of
said City, which said alderman will be
elected by the qualified electors of
Ward No. / Of said City and the term
of which said alderman shall be two
years from and after the first Monday
in May, 1919.
One Alderman from Ward No. 2
of said City, which said alderman will
be elected by the qualified electors of
Ward No. 2 of said City and the term
of which said alderman shall be two
years from and after the first Mon
day in May, 1919.
One Mayor to be elected by the
qualified electors of said City and the
term of which said Mayor shall be
two years from and after the first
Monday in May, 1919.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of March, 1919.
M. MURRAY,
Attest: Mayor.
j.. H. Mitchell,
Acting City Clerk.
Mar. 22-29-Apr 4
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Four months after the armisticef
was signed there were in Paris APP
proximately 100000 refugees unable
to return to their homes before the
spring. One of the main reasons why
they could not go back Immediately
to begin work of reconstructing their
anew was because they lacked the
proper clothing to withstand the rig
ors of winter.
Commenting on the situation, a re-
port of the Red Cross says: There
remained other tens Of thousands in
the novels of Paris, living in compact
masses in overcrowded quarters, with
out furniture, without clothing and
often without any means of liveli-
hood except the small pension accord
ed by the government. These per-
sons who have come from the devast-
ated area or had lived under German
rule, from one to four years, needed
every form Of Red Cross assistance"
That the principal sufferers from
lack of clothing among the refugee
population are the women and chill
dren is shown from the report Of one
Red Cross clothing dispensary in Par
is, covering the months of September
October, November and December last
1t aided 7,768 refugees, distributing
among them 40,917 garments. OF the
number aided CLIP were women anc
children and LITE were men. Up tt
September l of last year the Rec
Cross had distributed nearly half {
million articles Of clothing to refu
gees in the Paris district alone.
Some idea of the enormous neet
for clothing among the refugees o
the devastated and liberated regions o
France anr Belgium can be obtained
from a Red Cross report which show
that up to last fall it had distributed
1928, 900 articles of clothing and owe
$50, 900 pairs of shoes. In additions j
gave 1,2OO,0 900 yards of cloth.
And the Red Cross heads admit tina
it has been impossible to supply any
!, where near the complete needs of thes
stricken people in the matter of cloth
ing and shoes.