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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Nearing Discusses
Reconstruction; is
Greeted by Cheers
Socialist-Instructor Explains
Five Phases of Worlds
Plan in First Public
Lecture Since Acquittal

Five phases of the reconstruction
problem that confronts the world were
discussed last night by Scott Nearing,
recently acquitted of the charge of
violating the espionage act, at the
evening session of the Liberties Con-
ference being held at the Rand
School Of Social Science
Before he began his lecture, which
is one of series of twelve, DR.. Near
ing was greeted with cheers and ap-
plause that lasted fully five minutes.
1t was his first public appearance since
his acquittal. Dr. Nearing made no
reference to his trail, however, begin
ming Immediately his discourse upon
the reconstruction problem.
In order to grapple with the prob
lens of reconstruction, Dr. Nearing
said it was essential that all thoughts
of conditions as they existed in 1913
or 1914 or even 1913 must be forgot
ten, for they can never be rehabili-
tated again. The course of the world,
he said, was not backward but for
ward
Thus far, he said, only five definite
programmes have been pushed for
ward as means of solving the great
problems that the world faces. The
labor and capital are identical. This
proposition, he explained, has been
offered by John D. Rockefeller, jr.
The progressive business men who
are of Mr.. Rockefeller's opinion, Dr..
Nearing said, are willing to make GER
tain concessions to labor, but will
brook no attempts at the "disestab-
lishment of capital"
Then there is the programme of
the British Labor Party, which recog-
nizcs the right of capital to "un-
earned income" Dr. Nearing said
but which expects in due time, by
gradual means, to exercise a greater
control over economic conditions. The
British Labor Partys programme, said
Dr. Nearing, is essentially one of re
form, and it accepts the present
order with certain reservations.
The third proposition is represented
by groups such as the Majority Social
clalist party. Their plan, explained
Dr.. Nearing, is to capture control Of
society by means of the political bal
lot. They are tired he said. of "pal.
iatives and reforms" and wish to have
the workers control by political means
Soviet System Well Organized
Another method. he said, is the one
adopted in Russia. He said that ir
Russia local committees or soviet.
had been in existence for hundreds o.
years. When the revolution came i
was comparatively easy to link then
together. This form of government
DR.. Nearing asserted, is a highly or
gained and political system. TIL,
soviet system Of government is no
economic, he said, but is a regiona
one.
Last, there is the syndcalist plan
DR.. Nearing said. which has adhcrent.
all over the world-in France, in Eng
land, where it is known as guild so
cialism, and in America. where it i.
known as the |. w. W. This programm,
is not at all concerned with politca
government but primarily with indus
trial government. In short, said DR.
Nearing. the I. w. w. do not care
where you live, but are interested ir
where you work and at what.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
CermanLa Language
Being Thrust Upon
Loyal Nebraskans
Pastors r e um Tongue
Over Congregations Pro-
tests; Children Forced to
Use 1t Against Their Will
Special Correspondence

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 22.-German
"Kultur" is making a desperate effort to
come back" in Nebraska. The Nebras-
ka State Legislature, now in session, is
swarming with German lobbyists.
Every meeting of the Legislative COM
mittees in charge of bills which can
touch Germanism in any way is clut-
tered with advocates OF "Kultur."
German preachers have returned to
the use of German in their sermons
and German schools are running full
blast. Bills new in the state Legislature
to force the grade schools to the use of
the English language are being fought
by the strongest lobby in Lincoln. Ger
man newspapers ere appearing in Ger
man just as they did before the war,
and German politicians are just as ar
rrogant as they were before the State
Council of Defence was organized.
Hastings, Neb town of about C,oOO
population, had seven German lam
guage churches before the war At the
order of the State Council of Defence
all preaching in German was discon-
tinued. Two weeks after the state
council disbanded six of these seven
churches returned to the use of the
German language.
In New York Avenue Congregational
Sunday school 1875 children out of 200
voted to use English exclusively, but
the pastor renstated German just the
same. In the church itself German
was reinstated for all services.
Emmanuel Congregational Church
voted for the return Of German in all
services. st. Paul's Lutheran Church
took similar action. The German Pres
byterian Church holds half it's services
in German. Both the Zion German
Lutheran and the German Evangelical
associations have returned to German
service exclusively. In practically all
of these Hastings churches the young
people insisted on the services being
held in English but the older members
and the preachers overruled them.
At a hearing last week before leg
islative committee school teacher
school without one English word in
their vocabulary, and that German is
the home language of nine-tenths Of
the homes in her school district.
Some days ago the committee re-
ceived q protest written by fourteen
year-old schoolboy. The boy said that
since the war his pastor had returned
to the use of German, which me- as we'll
as most of the boys in the church, could
not understand "All the hymns are
in German, and we will be forced to
learn German whether we want to or
not unless the Legislature helps us
out" read the letter
The church situation at Hastings is
duplicated in practically every German
section of the state. At Norfolk, the
centre of large German population, all
churches which used German before
the war have returned to that language
In many towns the preachers of the
German congregations, most of whom
are German born, have gone back to the
German language, even over the pro-
tests of large portion of their con-
gregatons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Hurley Sees Worldwide
u. S. Merchant Marine
Shipping Board Head Wants
American Flag on All Ships
ON Register of Nation

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-An America Il
merchant marine carrying The Ameri,
can flag into every port of the world
is the accomplishment Edward N. Hur-
ley, chairman of the Shipping Board,
hopes to see realized through the COM
bined efforts of all lines of business, he
told the members of the illinois Manu-
t&cturers' Association to-day. A tho~-
oughy democratic exchange OF views is
Mr.. Hurleys scheme for Lying the
basis of the necessary legislation.
Ships are one of the most vital prob
lens before the world to-day" Mr..
Hurley said, land they are being dis
cussed and planned for daily on tn,
other side, but the problem will he
worked out, | think, agrecably to all
nations, because The shortage of ton
mage and growth in manufacturing viii
require extra tonnage. I believe it viii,
take eight or ten years to get this sur
plus tonnage.
THE American flag must fly over
every American ship, whether that shl }
Is owned by the government or by cor
porations or BY individuals"
Increased wages and demand for la
Dor, especially in Europe, and better
conditions in America wee to be ox.
pected during the reconstruction nc-
Rod, Mr.. Hurley said.
He said there would be a surplus Of
ships and materials in Europe as re-
suit of the ending of the war. but that
as soon as European manufacturing De-
gan all tonnage would Sc in demand
and Eve want to be ready for that de-
mand."
The Illinois Manufacturers Associa-
ton appointed a committee which will
make a survey of the Middle West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Huns - SqueaIs Bring
Joy to 400 Yachtsmen

THE Kaiser, the Grown Prince
Il and Hindenburg met a glori-
Gus end last night at the Benson
hurst Yacht Club, Twenty
Street, Brooklyn. They were served
in every conceivable way from
chops to scrapple to the 400 men,
bers of the club who attended the
dinner and entertainment.
The Kaiser, the Grown Prince
and Hindenburg were the names
which the yachtsmen bestowed
last May on three pigs which were
given to them. They said that the
squeals heard on the yacht club
premises preceding the dinner
came from the Kaiser and the
Grown Prince. Not even a squeal
remained when dish washing time
came, though the Kaiser, the
Crown Prince and Hindenburg had
made 700 pounds Of pork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
To Discuss BoLshevism

An anti Bolshevism meeting will be
held at the Murray Hill Hotel February
26 at 8 p. m. under the auspices of the
Allied Loyal League OF Russians. Dr.
William T. Hornaday will deliver the
opening address and the Rev. George
Simons and other prominent Russians
and Americans will speak Admission
will be by invitation card, obtainable at
Ale Madison Avenue Mrs. M. McAllis-
ter Smith is chairman of the commit
tee OF arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Draft Dodgers Must Face
Prosecution Despite Peace

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Draft
dodgers now are being classified by
the Department of Justice and the Pro-
vost Marshal Generals office, to sepa-
rate those whose apparently violated
the law accidentally from those who
were wilful in their attempt to evade
service.
The former cases will be dismissed
while the latter will be prosecuted
without regard to the fact that hos
tilities and further draft calls have
ceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

CALIFORNIA TOMATOrs
with PURGE. Banquet brand
large No. pa can. reg. ISc
can; this sale,
I O r n - Mothers DELIGHT
brand, Maine Style Sugar
Corn, No. can, our us11ai
price 19c can; this sal.
TEAS - Lily White brand.
Early June; No. = can: our
usual price l9c can; this
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

Charles f. Mile, captain of the
steamship Belvidere, which was to sail
for Rio de Janeiro tomorrow, was
found dead from asphyxiation yester-
day in his room at the Arlington Hotel.
1920 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn. He was
76 years old. and had followed the sea
for forty years. A brother lives in
Middleboro. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

Committee on Foreign Relations, with
out regard to party.
"This accords with the best prece
dents of our history, and | can onl,
express my hope that the Senate, il
its consideration Of this farreachin@
proposal Of a league of nations, vii
take such action, either in it's accept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

ance, rejection or amendment. as it
thinks best; for IT, in this matter Of
supreme importance, it failed to exer-
else its own judgment it would set a
precedent which in the future would
go Tar to put the destinies of this
mighty nation in its foreign relations
IN the exclusive control of one man."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

SrbiNclIc mob nlt, bpnb Der hcocr
Sloocri, or set urnillig at umblooe
at opiiilc ret Spergamool: Spem
bar oct, Tom i %tIlicnpis fertc bclgiltc
Irbcibcrc ntoo bercS Tilie bort til
ct %ircnrntco 2ono for huber rent
uncuneifcligc SiuSpilfoor at looc
Dcnt uoiprc 9lrbci0c? 90 bpem bar
set, ion life neicOes mcb al ia Wpn.
bcre, men Iom / DC norbfranifc 81
i~triftcr oaioa nc0 Tolo bortilGbtc
illi1c Figcr on balpporne @ntter
trooS WsorcneS fortpileoc 9tsbifrig?
Nuorior loo Sailptmann life i'm
Stenrmc bsre, 0o &pin0er % Barn
lunoer DC melt oprsrcnoc 6ormcr
ilubtCS bort ira &c norb'ronifc &c.
partcmcntcr?
Oper nac oiSie Gro al @erbart
6dlptnlnnn OF bans Nnno9iPllcr
ben fannie iflpbneipnngrc
Cucrifriit ionl opcr Oct nlcltc al &c
tpite bjplonlotiife Ntitrrbelicr otter
arigcn: Gor lent!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

gipe BAN lit alt. Wcn oct ifi,Ioc life
Iaa barre, % inoen treoipe Oagc
eiter arigcrts llobruo, beepnote YiiS-
tanfe, Grpgt % SAB at inise fig inb
ieien iblarot SoIoatcrne.
Som cnbper neo, bar CT, Del al
@oifct UNDER tpif S~noflpoelie. Ser
bar frpgtclige SfanoaIer / anleo.
ming al io~rr9beriifc 8eieraler. Ssrit
fon Soffet UNDER Wistanfe, iaa pisfc
Yfcolcmrner al Sperfonmai,boen, o.
iaa %begpnotc benne frpgtelisc cling,
Wtangel paa Siaio, at fcie neo giell-
liem ale 6lasIcr / Mrntcen, iaa at
tilllut De mcnigc mist9nfte fine egilc
Sfficcrcr og table al Glib til Dem.
Der bar ingcn 9iltrp igien, finn Wis
tallfc paa ale Solo.
S9nge fer ben fsrltc Hcpolittior
font, bar Oct cgclltlig iorbi meo
Wfonostuat i @Grcn. pg UNDER &cpo-
Iitionell blep Oct sbeIHggenoc Mr-
bcioe fillbenbt al bolibcpifilfc ggen.
ter og andre Igitatorer, iaa at "a
Sopietcrne fom til Wagten, bar Der
al Spren irltet ieien roen iterre eller
mlllorc ~liitprlige Sloffc al SolOater.
Slot otter libt bcr oct lpffetS Sic
glcrillgcll al 0iaic ubcfpcmme Sep.
nigner at ifube ocn Spr ioln Ill, CT
iorbaaliben. Get or fleet pco at for
ipnc Dem mco Wao, pcb Ncitiffclic,
pcb SfrGmslcr % peo at inofolOc
igicn De 9an1lc Sfticercr, iont iulialo
Ioritaar Jig pao at %frcnttpinge 81
iciplin % 2poigbeo. &c fleitc al
oisie Soloater bar bapt lpf al at
fipmpe, ligciom Sploatcrne pperalt
/ Teroeu bar bapt llof, % otter eltro-
pTiif Waaleitot er set iilgcn ierite
&la5ieS Nrr1c, men oct cr llbctinget
ben bcbitc Scr er / Nuslalib. Oct er
Sopicternca Gs.
On eli Snnosbp llcgtcr at iio!cuert
ocn opiparebc Sooe, iaa iluar cit
Miocling al bcn rebc SarOc nco ppcr
Dem, og Der banter Sltgt ionl cr boaOc
burtig % iitfer. Tct cr bette ion
a~fucnocr Strcifer / @pernc % lore
bpgger Observation-Disclosures. Oct cr
Sppicternes itorc. opcrbpngcllbc
Stprfc. Sennc Geeiering bolbcr iig
pcb Wtogt mco %aionctter % Mnifin
gcuGrcr, men bcn bolOcr Jig ped
MaDt, % oct or BET inn CT al @ctpb-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Sra Tviflanr.

SorhcnpTrcnoc inf Nioafonaler
WichneliS bar nnli1 iii Ell amcrifanlt
&orrcipcnbent ubtalt iiN tennmclig
uiorbcholocnt nlQoocnoc sc politilfe
Sorbolb / Spiflono ier % M. iamt
onl hpoo ser fan pcnteS / bcn nrr-
nlcitc Nrcmtio.
Ser or ct Naab Tor Spiflollo,"
crtlTrCoc holl, "ct mollarfilf Sifta
tor Ncrrchenu1c. Gitcr at hare iagt.
taoct SuNcrncs @ullo / sc iioite ioa
Mnancocr or ica fonunlcn iii bell
SlutuinN, at Spitlonba Srclic li9gcr
/ Den Hetllin0. On set blir eli al
NohcujnIlernc. MAJ Srcnltiocn pie,
men ell Sin0 or bis: ell Sittotor CT
lpcrltc. Gntcntcn nlaa Ill pare pau
oct rene mch, nt sc hauoc pprct bcbrl
iuruc. ON &c hnpbc iluttct Srcb met
Gciicrcn iitcbcrior at fringe ham I'll
al iaftc al o. lao iege az lutte fsreS
mcb eli hpItcrill % incompetent MOO,
blplp@ Hcaicrina. Gntcntcn bcgii
Sen iainne Sell, ionl Spitlono beaif.
Ga bln illlticoc Grco mco oct bclibe.
pifiifc Mualalo. Nopbc vi iuoaaaci
Srco mco Nen fciicrliqe Tcaicring
Huslallb iitcocuior mco Ell icnr pai
"ianatilI % uanluarlig, fnnbc oct sobi
huuc mcoisri eli Gauitc arloen Niillt
ming paa GrlaCn."
Silipurlt onL hpoo han on'aa iol
az rUrc @rumoen iii. at Spitlanl
table i ariacn, iunrcNc ban: "SeT
SmitTnoiahco at NTrcn blep bciGna'
mco uiSiiltc SSccr. og at Socioli
itcruc brcp Aaihtiou blarlbt Solicit
9u har gnicntcn bpao &c trngtcb,
%ciicr." iortiaitc ban meo ct Smll
&c itaar Nuiigi iii Nuligt mcS e.
sSicuoc. iom or pUrrc cnb Sultlano
/ Den @olibcui4mc iom Den iclp hal
ircmtalot req N llpric Sciiercn. SC.
or pia poo. o. iclp iiipuncr oct III
Sen mIp0rclbc &calcring / Snlfiani
tonucr life til al bcitaa. clierat Gre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

Irtte &olot9etsmrno paa 6rifoo;
men oerfor er ban life tabt bag en
&ogn. San er nentlig Sorbunosle'
nator oe Ell Wooitanber al alt, iom
4%rGiiocnt @ilion uoretter for EFT pa.
rig Srco. Sette bar igier jim Sam.
mcnbGng meb, at ban mener fig
lclpifrepcn til oct rcpl,blifanife Tnr-
tis Observation-Disclosures. Sor at BIZ
nomillcret, maa nlar 10 ia ct Ero-
grant, % EARRINGS Troeram er at
purc again the Government, Zig
Inn oct MI cr, / allc Sille. 0ette fit
Erogrant bar ban frpitaIliieret | fol.
genoc STtning:
"Sitebetior at ii, at hi gift inb |
9rieeil, forbi Spiflanb bapoe frelt.
fet anlcrifanife Hettigbeoer, iaa flyer
8~rriioentcn III, at hi gift / arigen
for 0emofraticts Sfplb. Sette bar
pGret en- 2egn ira fsrit af."
Sea Im1cs nof, of ell Wano, Iom
fan ii rloget Iaa lint og treiienoe iom
bette, minoit buroc bIi Trriioent.
Mpropos @iipernpr Saroing, fan
lea life anoet il, enc at Gr-Senator
9aie Ooirng bcapnber at faa riatig
nlegcil 8lToc al lin baabefilloe Glcp.
Irnl o t..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
,lve Suitulvffer.

Nipcriioc. Gal. ben site Niaria:
S"elinant &. NJ. Hippcrlcr ira Mo-.
line. 81. bIcp brrbt iool. "a haus
Heroplau iturtcbc neo mcN haIn ia
cu &sioc al oper 1000 500. aabct
&acloro ira @atcraiicIb. iom par
meo ham. tom ~aluorlig tillfooc, men
Ian ira 6ct meo Sipet.
T~cuiocolo, Sla., oeu Bite &ariS.
llnoerIsitnontcrnc Carl @ilcl % g.
II. @obbin5 "a SiilccrSoipiran.
Sur bIcu orGbt % llnS,rlcitnant
Scsic Simpion oluorii9 facet i CT
SammcnIteo mciIem 10 Nporooero.
plancr ira ON beroIreHoe slime.
gl10s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
6rubeulyffe.

Srinioao, Colo, Sen Site Mort@:
Srcttcn Mano bcrettG$ at pTrc lc'
penoc b~c9rnpcNc / empire Goal
Gompalma @ritbc / Nrrbcoen al
Nguilar, Golo. Nurioaen til llluf'
fen uur ell @o&clploliou.
vi &c 36 Ntau0, Iom bcinr0t liz
moe i @rllbcn, "a Grploiioneu ito'
troi, lpfftoca set % Ell Sinlc icncrc
at haze iil Sci no glcrulem Ell Sibc.
0anQ. &C bercttcbc, at Sen ltorc
Yititpiitc life por blcpct o0cIn1t. lnu
Scr par Nudb ON, at &c, Iom bar
ioien i Brllbcti, fluoc bli rcobcbc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

Den CT Iluttet. Ser fonlriler til at
itotrToc fnloitpnbia GOrpirring, oct
monarfiifc Earti bill maatte grlbe
iilo, iGtte fig / geiiooelie al 1siIcrhe
% reooe 8eroen ira pibere Slnittc
peb after at sjsre Spiflartb til ct
itcrft Rigc.
Tor 1ur fommer nof ieien. So
mere forpirret GorboIoene bliper,
belto mere uunoeoocligt bill oct blipc,
at Der inotrPocr en- Hcdftion."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
noleie "GineebeitiSer".

SoihinQton, 2Sbc Mnrt@. Tlfca'
Ycof piI bli bcitcNct al Ell al DC
"Sauf3", iont er lcnot hcroucr ira Sc
curopUicit Sloamnrfcr iorot mcb.
uirtc / Sclttogtt Tor set me "&lc-
/ IN &lbCrtu Honu".
WiproiQbeOcrne hor giuct Glna
bclic I'll, at ben Can't. lont lortiocn
bclinocr liz / Snuio2 Gitp at.
pcnoc2 ueo GiuocbcitiNuin9cn - eli
%coriit, iom Qaulft iiffcrt oil trGffc
itorc lilitucrltorcr ira malAc MilcS
Smfrco&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Acknowledgements

Ncp Oorf Ben 30tc MortS: Or
ore iii al itoulc Srmobllllcrln9cn %
inQen Here 9lfifcoi9cller bcpiI9eS
mootoNca Son0og al &onnlanoon
ten pes Moritou %NrienaIet. Y. :.
aommdnoautcn, Nbcrit Nnorcm9,
ncetcoc at notnlc Jig ON ct Npgtc,
lonl ucricrcbc on, az Srbrcu tpoeoe
poo, at me &ri9siorberebcIlcr bar
iQiGrc. Mou tror bo9 life, at 81.
Nrell Dor tiaGggea no9en ipccicl pc
tnNninA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
finnernc ~tafnemmeliSc.

Stoctholm, Spcrigc, bWn 2Soc
Morris: NIobclc / Den llulte So.
peoitob. NcIinQior@. Tiger. at Tro-
uiant2rjuAaolrcftrr Noouer@ Coma.
ton Ill Aihirlp Al Nsbtn / Ninlouo
overall cr blcoct mo0tuact nlco S0f.
.rcmmcIiQheo % / hei @roo bar itpr.
fct oen pel'labcli9c Gelclic bCri Can
oct ior Nmcritd.
%i9lGt Ell Mc00clclic ira @alD
in1ton i Gluten al Scccnlbcr bap0c
NerbCrt {. SCORER oubcialet Norlcn.
0elien al 1900 Cons mco Scuncts
mjoler I'll Slnlonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Dalsreform / Japan.

lofio, Sopau, Sen Site Wtorta:
Negicringena %olgrelornIorlla8 cr
pcoto02t al Varlomcntet5 bc99c SIT
ic ntco ltor Wtaioritct. Salbet Ri
BIZ inObclt i lntan %nlgfrcOic, Scr oil
iore1c Observation-Disclosures
INITIAL I'll AGA % DC itcnmcbcrctt! sc
0ca Nntal iii 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
SopelvSen.

sra Beaumont, Ger, bcrcttc2 Den
soto Warta: 5hurnlnn C'Ateal, en-
fl Anr 9onrntcl Spn a. Doull9
Wcgteul, en- &otclurrt %otb, otte
4fil / Noro Tor Npcn, bar M hcr-
li01ct 81 Sage / Ell bualcli9rcnoc
Seun, iom oct bar uTrct umnill9 at
iaa BAN uUffct % al. O. tllfolOtc
Sr0cr bar crflrret oct ct SllrTl0e
al "SopcipQc", ser / nGlten ollc I'll
irlNer cnbcr mc6 Scoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Kri0 90 &reo.
%0orif9itclfe ira Eiee 1.

"a sc piloc babe pPret bel tilfreolc
mco at ie iit Yultb beiat al trooper
pcitcnfro, III pelioer Dc liz moo Glt
/ ct iortpilct Sorisg poa at finoc Ell
lssning al inc Yroblcmcr. 5srit
off @ciloglpggelicn al Sfibcltc Dem
npr mo poa 2ipct, o. ioa fcm Den
ioriillfe0e @eretning on Sprettelien
al ocll neitrole gone mcllem Dem %
RulnGnicn ion oct ii6ite Strou.
6ulbitrnoig oiifaarne fra al Mn
Looming til at ifoiic Wab til 9eiolf.
nin9cn c1er Nrbcioe for De t%itieloer
Tom off lebigc i Den operlpl6te So
pcoitoo, ifielte &orolpi, Den prooiio-
rife 0rpii0cnt, at Oct life bar mt
Ii1t at oprctboloe Srocn tort lPn'
acre, o0 ser iioo fun ct ~tilopcra, mem
liz al rclignerc ira tit Gntbcoc og
opcrgipc Stprct / NrbeioerncS STn
Ger ntco Snoifirrpelic al herc@ Nn.
lpor."
San beifriper pioerc, hpnrltoc9
SmppltlIngen foni, itoen at ,Solf rlelt
pioitc noget oeronl. Wieu 9tpbeoen
iprcote5 mart o%peralt, % @aocrnc
ipl0tc5 al Meuneifcr. Hnar urlo
to1es, at Der her og Scr / Tpcn lore
iol0t trlterloc Gemonitrotioncr, og at
Der niiDrcocS Sfub / @ritcn. ion Dor
Der ingen iorfigc llobrilo. %iitnof
bar Scr en- Gel Ylpnoring al Hutif-
fer, men iuolnnrt ben INC Negicrilg
bopbc hopt 3io iii at letter &o9tcr %
oounc Yotrlllicr, bar set p%ocrltaact.
) Soritlilgcn iprcotea oct Hpgtc no
oper, Of oct M ifulhc itan frit ior at
plpnorc / IS Elmer, % Der bar nof
Dem iom life loo iig oct liAc 10 @nugc,
men oct porc0c life lTllgc, ier Mpn
6iobcbcrnc fif lat ell CHOPPER fpr
bette llpTicn, ioct Der flinogioroe5,
at cnlpcr ionl bIcu 9rcbcn a 'erif
/ oenlc @cbriit, piloc b!iuc
ncolillOt poo Tlctfcr,.
Gn al oc isritc ,Soror0ninner / Den
me Hc0Icring por ct Sorbuo moo
Sulg al olleilag3 bcrllic1bc Sritfc.
: Oct belle to9ct iolcr &orrc'oon
liz opcrbcpilt on, at ocn me
&coicring oil gierc alt muli1t inr at
op~rctboloc SlI9t pg Grocn.
Observation-Disclosures, @cla aun,
bar / CT Srterpieip crtlTrct, al Oct
life cr HcgicrlnsenS &eniigt at isrc
ari1 moo DC ollicreoc, men at oct cr
commandments 0nifc at lcpc i Sreo
llco ollie. BORT cneltc Wnnl," Tiger
han, "cr al bc'futtc oct u~lnllllOcligt
,Solf o1 icripnre ocrcs Soroeienoom
ianlt ogian SnOuitrierne, boilfc borer
oeu arbcibcnoe alosie ill.,"
Son lToaer life Sfill poa, at ban
fun bar arlbcnbt oct lioitc sIrglument
intpo sc ulliercoe, ioct ban Tiger:
"Wtens &c nnbre Honbc / oct forbcn-
prrenbc @eiierbomnc bar hplot paa
al trile @ntentell nlcO %ollbeuisme,
on bereS En'fcr life blep togne / Be
troatrina, iaa bar hi hopt Wtoo til at
oct oigiorcnoc Striot."
llngorernc pnnitoor, at beres Sp-
cr beretti1et l'elgc DC II
Nlultter on at ocrca Socolcr / Sen-
Ill ~perlonll9 % national Sri
heo cr inObeiotic0c / Ben anlerifanife
lloibungi9hcbs %GrflGring.
Gn libcn Niocling irallifc trooper,
ipm bar ltotioncrct / ocu nsitrulc
Striinnlel niellcnl llllgor1l % NunlG-
nicn, blcu nn9rcbct al llllgarcrnc,
iom toN $50 AZ ocnt tilfnnac. Gen
General iorlnn9tc Dem iri
% Oct ii0cs, Of llngarcrnc bar
inoplllet / bette. Nnrbolbcnc / lin
1orll bcrcttca al bore nlcgct ierpir
rebc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Oct er Ga enoa eoot.

Ncip s)orf, Sen 2Soc Marts: @ln.
s. Nnoerlmt, Supcrintsnbant for
9'cw Oorfs Inti- Saloonliga, beneg.
ter &pgtcrnc on. at Den bar iiinoe
at beapnoe CT llorpobellcsfrig moo
Sobafsreauing iaapelIom MOB @rng
al Sobaf / tpilfcniombelit 6ornf.
glnti Saloonlisacu bar. foriifrcoe
ban, abiolui intei at beitlac mieo NO.
gen ianbau @c9Ggslic Oh bar lite
iiinbe al bcgpnbe noeen Sutitpbaf.
&aane.