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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-03

Archangel-The Bolshevik troops
on the Archangel front are daily de-
serting into the allied lines.
Berlin-It has been denied that
Count Won Bernstorf is the prospec-
tive ambassador to Italy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-03
GENERAL sTRIKE ENDs.

Lima, Peru, Monday. June 2.-The
general strike which began here last
week, terminated today the labor
leaders directing their followers to
return to work
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-03
Railroad Brotherhood II !, Of
6cials Meet Police Com
mi.siioners In An Attempt
To Mediate The Trouble
Pickets Placed On Guard
Around Railroad Shops.

Winnipeg, June 3.-Strtke 5ympd-
thjzers who have made three parades
to the provincial parliament since Fri
day and who yesterday announced q
similar demonstration would be held
today. charged their minds shortly be-
fore noon. A small parade proceeded
to Victoria park for a mass meeting
and several of the leaders went to-
parliament to obtain a personal inter-
view with Premier T. C. Norris.
Soldiers Are Ready. #
When several hundred of the SYM
pathizers gathered in Market square
this forenoon it was reported that the
military authorities were prepared to
act if the paraders attempted disor-
deriy tactics.
Only a few of the men who wenfaw
Victoria park for the mass meaIi
wore returned soldier buttons. Th1
were about 500 men in the crowd
r. E. Bray, who has been ont
the speakers for the delegation Wilt
thrice visited parliament. annouA&ed
that he expected to talk the sitGa
tion over with Premier Norris sg
Railway brotherhoods executts5
mission in an effort to mediate afSe
differences between the commisSlOHS
and the police force. Ss sss
Shop Guarded. sSsas SsI
Pickets were on duty abound ai4ss
three railroad shops today but mt
disorders was reported up to Neon
The business district also was qkifEA
and orderly. Policemen were on dutas8
No official announcements have
been issued regarding possible pr8ess
ress toward mediation of the con-
troversies involved in the strike. bSS.s
Officials of the War Veterans aSao4s
citation explained that most of the IT,
turned soldiers who figured in flsx;
previous parade accepted the adyae&
of their executives'' to refrain fFdn6
further demonstrations. They intima8-
ed that the parades probably {nif
through" because of this fact. s
The Winnipeg metal trades councif
today submitted a er-propGa1l
for settlement of their strike grtASy
ances to the industrial employSsS
through the railway brotherhood ~
ecutives who are attempting to medls
ate. The proposition is in reply to an
offer of settlement recently submitfed
to the mediators by the empIoySrs2
No details were announced. ssssa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-03
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daniels has
announced that the NC-4 will not at
tempt to ny back to the United States.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-03

Paris-Vienna dispatches declared
that the Bolshevist regime. in Hun
gary is nearing an end. The soviet
government is said to have been re-
placed by a cabinet under Herr Ger
man.
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Continued on page s.)
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I Continued on Page s.1
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-28

Howard C. Robel, who was
among the first Of the Milbank
young men 70 enlist, going to
Aberdeen on April 26, 1917, for
that purpose. arrived nome on the
goth inst. He was assigned to the
first company at Fl. Greble. r. l..
after leaving Jefferson Barracks,
Mo and was later transferred.to Co.
Z. Narraganset Bay. and afterwards
to the 66th regiment, battery B at
Fl. Adams. He shipped to France
a SJuly. 1918. and returned again
to- the United States on March S,
1919. and after being honorably
discharged at Camp Dodge. Iowa,
arrived home last week. Howard,
like most Of the other returning
soldiers is we'll pleased to get back
to good old South Dakota.
Arthur Anderson is another of
the boys who arrived home from
overseas the first Of the week.
Arthur was in the 61st artillery
which was mustered out at Camp
Dodge last week. Arthur entered
the service the 18th of December,
1917, and was drilled at Scriven,
Ca. until the following July. when
his battalion was ordered to France,
arriving there July Both. and from
that time was on the artillery range
near St. Nazaire. though part Of
the battalion had been started for
the firing line when the armistice
was signed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-28
4 Word irom Alberta

One Of our former citizens and
clerk Of courts some years ago,
William +. Rabbit. writing from
bis Canadian home at Etzikom, Al
says that he was greatly
shocked 10 read in . late Herald
Advance Of death Of Judge Bouck
and ays.''I have enjoyed his valued
friendship for almost twenty years,
and ! must say that one Of my best
friends has passed away. Milbank
will never again seem the same
without Judge Bouck."
Billy is secretary-treasurer Of
local branch Of the United Farmers
Of Alberta, and from the following
item from . local paper it will be
seen that he is still one Of the &C.
tive numbers:
The municipal election Of Flowe-
~ Plains municipality No. 33, was
held on the 9th. It was very ex-
and warmly contested.
The following ratepayers were
elected: William F. Rabbit. two
years; Mr.. Jackson, two years; Mr..
Roberts, two years; Ora Bishop. one
year. the latter to fill a vacancy.
The ratepayers voted on the by
laws with the following results:
Division, lost; Debentures, lost
Hail Insurance. carried.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-28

George Schad arrived home
Thursday Of last week, having been
mustered out ct Camp Dodge.
George WAS among the first Of
the called men to leave Milbank.
leaving here on April Is. and was
sent overseas in July. He was in
the 64th artillery and the regiment
was engaged in target practice in
France when the armistice was
signed. The voyage home was q
rough one George says, and nearly
everybody was seasick. Seneca
A4lsed. Francis Michigan and AL.
bert Monteil were in the same reg.
iment and are in camp near New.
port News, awaiting mastering out
Of the organization. which is likely
to take place any day.
Henry Reeve is also one Of the
boys who have returned from army
service. Hank was>ln the engin-
GERS corps. and was mp at the front
for about fourteen days before the
armistice was signed. He has had
his experience. and is not longing
for any more Of it, but is glad to
get back to civil life again.
Dewey Medley was one of the
soldier boys who got home the first
Of the week. after giving faithful
service in Uncle Sans army. and
was in France at the time the ar
mistice was signed.
Elmer Reeve, who had been with
the army in France, received his
honorable discharge from the SER
vice last week, and has arrived
home. Elmer was in the transpor-
tation service as truck driver.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-28

Dakota have - tn4edkt06 70 relin-
quishH thu setCleovefument they
have striven - jsag 70 attiin but,
on the other haod, that they will
retain self-governme0t even thdkGh
it Be necessary t. turn the Mon
partisan League inside out and sever
the relationship with the Townley
regime in doing It.
Concerning The so-calied Non
partisan league program Secretary
Hall asserted that the legislation
enacted by the last assembly could
not be recognized - the program
originally outlined By the league
membership.
Aside from the fact that Attorney
General LANCER expressed disap-
prevail Of certain measures enacted
by the last assembly. Townley's fire
against him yesterday undoubtedly
was drawn by reason Of the attorney
generals attitude. supported by
Thomas Hall. secretary OF state and
member Of the Blue Sky commits.
sion, toward the Consumers United
company, by which the
store chain enterprise was
enjoined from further sale Of men,
bership certificates until its finan-
cial status might be thourghly in
vesttgated by the Blue Sky com.
mission.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-28

mlullsn 1lals .ol1ce1s \ lsysl
lG1lo4 Iau1ley l1le.

That Sourh DnkQte farmers have
chosen the part 20 wisdom in not
permitting their eggs to b put in
t. Townley haaket s.Quite evident
from the rebelljen that has already
bpsken out ii North Dakota, where
Tswnley has delisersdAh state into
lie hands Of socialists, who are at
tempting to pile up several million
dollars Of state Indebtedness. A
demand has arisen from the farm.
err Of the state for N opportunity
to vote on q number Ct the laws
which the Townley clique forced
throueh the legislature. Townley
Il opposing the referendum an these
iaws. but the demand has been 20
great that four or five of the state
ol8cers have read the hand writing
m the wall and have come out in
open rebellion against Townley and
his autocratic methods. and are
publicly denouncing him. The
state officers who were oil elected
b. the Non-partisan league, but who
are now fighting Townley to pro-
tect the farmers Of the state from
his autocratic rule. are Attorney
Gen. William LANCER. State Treas
ureF Obert Olson, Sec. IT State
Thos. Hall, and State Auditor Karl
KoGitxky. Townley openly de-
nouncea these men as ''traitors,"
but State Auditor Kositxky and
State Treasurer Olsen both have
asserted that their opposition to the
Townley regime IL based solely on
the very principles for which the
people Of North Dakota long have
clamored. When they asserted
they did not propose to sit hack and
- IN unfair advantage taken Of
the North Dakota farmer, they
meant that such an advantage was
% be taken neither by those out.
wardly opposed to the farmers
principles nor by those ostensibly in
favor Of them.
whether high handed methods
are initiated from the outside or
from within the league, | shall OPP
pose them,' Treasurer Olsen said.
Concerning this feature Of the
political situation. Secretary Hall
has asserted that the voters Of North
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-28

THINK IN 1SIEREsT-sAvE-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Smaaplmf.

Oloi Colo fom iioitc Hoe bicm
ira Woutouu.
Oscar Carlton cr fommct bicln
ira Nrnlccn cltcr at babe inoet fin
NIIifeo.
W}r5. >SuIin aoricn reiltc ii6itc
llQc tllbnQc iii Narnnonp, Wiim., Ct
Ter at babe bcioBt lin Cater Der.
- &sitnont Better VI. @oroer
bctinocr iig mi l 6rnnfrige,
hpor hans Norc5Ic er: 9th Macbinc
@un Battalion, Nlrmu Of Occupation,
q. =. y, q. y. 8. 740.
Wfll3 Clara NmeIid SeperioL
Cater al @ittcI Seperion blep for
riNc Sn3ouN / Gomllicn5 Slcnt uco
UateuIct til &obon @crboro
(hinQpoIo ira &c2pcr Gopnibip.
Nan bar glort oa opnnerflon
pao, al Wtr3. ,~SnQcbora Guonoobl
iom oct he's JIG / iioitc Nlumcr,
lin Sloc I%Se0icl9oog / lit
Nlcn puo Yfil Strcet, hpor Ssnncn
Ole mi Dor, men / Wtro. &ult
(hompion@ NiclnL bnor bltn bar op
hoIOt iiN / %intcr.
SfolcuaINct her / Npcn iinocr
Steb iorittonmcnoc Monong ocn
t0oc WGarta. Sc Sfolcoireftprcr,
bpiS &ermlu MI er uoIebct, er 0r.
q. =. @nrfoot % $. ". @nrner.
er, cltcr bpo0 hi %criorcr, life
iii @ienuull, mlcoen9 Or.
hdr lmtillct liz i1icn. SOM
me Sonoiboter bar melOt liN Or. Is.
Z, Soplt'i og $. ". Scbremler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Sprina 0ropc.
IGtttr "NeraIs")

Nfclpin Gpcnion bar iolqt lin
HcitaurantiorrctninN I'll Oscar Sng
onIcu. Mr. Gpcnlou a1tcr al be
gpnOc GnrninD ! Mi@conlin.
Gborittn @lrtueI9 al &armo.
I'M bar pc0 9Iuttion fiebt &olarim
Nullf@ Nciibencc for Ell Sun al
$500. Vtr. Nurtncl& % TonniIic
ogter ON fort 2ih at neoiUttc iig i
Sprir0 @ropc.
- &Iunot DC MGnb, ser er fontnc
hicnr igien clter at oUrc %oimonltrct.
er NtoQuul3 &roH % Wtmlrice SIoo.
uacr. GnriunUuntc bIcp ing cItcr
tupc NoQc3 Eicreitc peo SInliron.
ten i GranfriNc.
Mrs. gtcl2 HimcberQ, ser 81
oc lIoltIcOru l50c Ecbr. I fSomiIirn3
/ illumination uor loot &arcu
Sl@oottcr N~oItcgouro / @ol. Sal
liudooI Sen 10bc <ouunr 1860 OF
tom nlc0 i'm Nrp6rr &mIt iii @lne
rita 1869. Nir. "a Mrs. 9tel$
Nimtb,ra hopoc / iii 9GQtcltob f.
Born, hporof Sc 'cm booc / i'm lpU.
De &oruOom &pcr &crlhoro / Ell I'll.
Der al rs lor ! 1898, ~ @cuoru
&uiou tire Sage 'cr i'm Mober. g
%crL iom optrlcprr MoNcrcu. cr
GarI : al Caledonia &onuihip,
0tr@. = Y @cruaRcr Mr&. sen.
m Cujnnc1 Al illumination W}r@.
@trhoro w|ilbcrtiou al Sprin0
@ropc "a N}clom &. hicnmlc. Gut.
terrn &tuoro not 2loc Ecbr. 1904,
hauoc i Here Nfaoucoer liot al BLOB.
'crairminQ "a he0e 0en t2tc Tebr.
pao Molpltaltt i Sprirg @ropc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Ncoaftpr 6a0cn opo.

Gebnftprell for "Gcitcrbeimen", ct
al De Gloitc norife 9laoe / Norbpe.
item, g.. Z. Sugen, ai9if Sirsbug
Mtorgen peo Sgoen eiter lGlgere
Sios oaarlig @elbreb / Grootston,
Wti1n. 0rt luniobclbare Ssosaar-
lag bar &lerteilag. @agen bar boz.
ret / NpiSforretlling / ca 90 Iar, og
ban bar nlaaife mere emo De fleite
iaaet erfare, hpao Oct betpoer at ori
be en- norif Ipis / Inlerifa. Srobs
al Moogang bar Sa9en Dog bolot
fat Deo line Erinciper og bar ppret
et SremIfribtsmano ollie tine Gage.
Sall Ipiuebe ogIaa Ell life ubetpoe.
Zig Nouc / firfelige areoie, % peo
lioite @alg blep ban paI9t til Hegi,
tier Of Neeos.
&an f~terlaoer iig Suitri,, fcnt
Senner % ire Oetre. Af Sagens
Barn, bpilfe ban trobs oe ofte ban.
ltclige &aar ier9et for at 81 eft gob
llbbannelIe G, bar 9atterell, WiiS Soa
Sagcn, Ell IarrPfte a1tlat Iom Wtu.
iiflGreriuoe / Gait Grailo Sorts. 30
at bans 9ptre er for n9rp9renoc
aniat / Observation-Disclosures /
@aibington.
Sasen npb line Weoborgeres ill
lio og AgtelIe, % bill bli iapnet al
en- ltor Sfare @e,ner.-"gtorman.
oen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Ole $. Sipeiinb SeSe poo Solpi.

Ole s.. Sioeiino 6eoe paa &oipi.
tolet / Woufon Sen 22oc Sebrior
1919. g. % ct bolut Ior gammcl.
9Ifbeoe par icbt / Geitre Sotcn, Nor,
&c, lobe Illg. 1851 og tom nleo line
TorGIbre til Imerifa TO Ior aoims
mel. Son eftcrlober Jig Gnfe % 'pp
Barn, ire Ssnller o. ire 0strc.
smut &icf, boenbe fire WfiI noro
for Golntor / GaInor GopnIbip, 90
DC iorrige Sorsoog ben 27be sc
brlinr al NIoeroomSioagbeb. San
bar pTrct iengcliqgcnoc i 10 9Inr.
Iiosoe par isot i 2itrc Sllorc, Tnls
ores, belt 2Sbc September 1928 %
bIep ioolcbes 9012 Aor aanuncl.
Nan fom til Inlerifo / 1870 o9 bar
ii0eu boet Der / Gountpet. Sor cf
terlaOer iie ire 0stre, Wtr$. 8. Gar
ion, Detroit, Wtinn., WfrS. Socob
&opcp, llIcu, Yelnu., % Amlo, ION
Dor biclnmc, lamt ire Senncr, Smut,
N~lbcr0ecu. z. Quf.. Grief, Galmor
lomuiblp, Vcter, @Iufitou Conn
hin % Gilbert pna Sicnmciarmcr.
,9e3raucIicn nil iorc8nn On5bag bcn
5tc Ularto &I I ira Sicnunct. Gn
itor : @Ie9rc iorrcttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
~Suftulyffe paa Sicen.

@aIhington Sen 25oe slcbr. Get
tore Sleplan geo. 3i95 er iieIge Of
iiciel 0teobelelie iorlIpffet ubeuior
%irginiatnitcn ~tiaiaemco @ciTtnin-
gen, ion bcitoo al lem Wsono -
Seitlanternc Y&Sonalo fra @aItl-
more, &. n. @eu ira Nep s)orf Gin
% Hobcrt j. Sjbblc ira %aucn
Strean. Y y, iamt @aifiniiterne
". i. %aicI ira @eit Torbnrp, Mas
iachuietts, % Hpp 9. Sobbp ira
Bombing @recn. Nm.
Yfaifincn tiltraaNtc Senoaa eli
SIpoctur ira Storiolf. men pclotc
life tilbage. Sra Ell Haoioitation
paa 1piten melbies. at Ell SispIm
Senoaa GitcrmioSag bar feet itprtct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Nv otmofr partileeer.

&uihIu0ton Sem pose Tcbr. So.
mcr z. Guumiu19 ira Connecticut
ooy0tca i0oG til 6ormouo / SEN Sc
mofrotlitc 9tuttouuItomite. ser lam
tlNig bciIltte0e at iorctoge en- iuIO
'tunOig REORGANIZATION ion Ell Gor.
berc0cIie til &algtompaalieu / 1920.
). &rlcc &remcr ira Butte, Mou.
lana % 2. 9. Nmioou ira @icbita.
slams, polgtea til %iceiormrno, e.
% &oi'mon ira Sort @ounc. Sno..
Ill Sefretur, ", :. Eontieion ira
Sb~enauoooh, Soma, til iinoriicl ii.
reftsr, @ilbur ". @orib fru @otcr.
loo, Soma, Ill auSierer o. Sobn :.
Wiartin til Sergeant Of NrnlS. 90
10 iio'tnronte slelpaIatcS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Set rpoc &ors.

Oct amerifanife Nsbe &ors Of
ientliggjsr en- 9eretning atgaaenoe
SelifabetS "Ganteen" &irfiombeO /
2pbet al December Waaneo. Set
iremeaar al @eretningen at ser /
Wtaaneoens SOB blep ubiert 2,300,.
600 "Ganteen" Sienelter. st Intal
al 36,160 ipge eller ioarebc Solba.
ter mootog "iirit aib" Sorpleining /
Hsoe aorS "Ganteen" Sptter paa
Geien til S%psebuie, os 557 ipge Col
batter bleu fort ira Sernbanei tationer
o. inOlogt paa SoIpitaler.
Tco Sioen al bisie Sieneiter no
oeIte &sOe aors itore WtGll9oer Mao,
inobefattet oper 1 Wfiuion "Sanb-
ipicbcs", iantt IL Milion Gigaret-
ter, 100000 Stpffer 2Gieitot 1
Milion 9repfort, $4,000 Stpffcr
GbofoIaoe, og $4,000 parllle Waals
tiber, altlantmen gratis. Sgina &a-
&c, Nie, See Cream, Srimerfer, S9-
be, Sprltiffer, Srugt og aonfeft no
bellies til Soloaterne gratis / itore
Woalgber.
Mebc &ors' "Ganteen" SieneItc
bill fprtI9ttes ber / 2anbet inotil belle
arigStroppeitprfen er oentobiliieret
% SoIoaterne er penbt tilbage til
line Stem.
Sra Seruialenn, TalGitina, meooc.
Ter Hcoe &ors commissioner at ser
for Sioen isrges for 1000 ipgc or
mcnife Slpgtnin9e, inbbeiattct Born,
/ Ell ltor 2eir, Der nplie err pprettet /
Yort Saib. S Seiren fitlbes eft 0iet.
fieffen, bpor Mao tiIberebes iii be
ipgr Slpgtninge. 8ellernl IQenbp
er 2eirens Gbef. S ct itort Selt i
Spens llbfallt liee peo Sue3fanalen
ioar so SpGobarn fpnbie &leie I'm.
Ser Seoelie al anerifanife S%pgeplei-
erifer. Seiren huler fpr Chen opcr
5000 hicmlsie 9lrn1enere. Steoets
Npoe aorS %irtiombeoer Icbes al
aaptein s. u. @rofpu, tibIigere Mcb-
lem al Safllltetet peo Sen proteitan.
tiifc Seiitplc / Beirut, Sprier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Slu'en / Vome.

Nome, IIaifa, oen 27be Sebr. =
&arantGnen MOB SnfIucn5aepioe.
mien brucbcs iOag eiter at bape pa-
RET / opcr ire Wfoarcoer.
llnoer @pl0emien / Bette Siitrift
or 81 Soioe % nrrepaa 1000 Silo.
'ebte ocb al Srgoonmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Silial0S al Gieren. - Gn fpr=

triulis 1853 acres Sarm rneo sobe Spss
Ringer og eanoet beoite opoprfet Eorfats
utu9. Selissenoe 211 sri ira Sp, 81 Wil
ira R~inueapolis. Smtreut 100 9lcres I'M
Der Gprtning, Neften Sfos, Sapnesaus o9
Neens. Vris So5 pr. acre; Sa!pbelen
tontant. Reiten paa lette SiItaar. Ssrt
Gins, Solar, Wfinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
2ecsrab ng Smegll.
GUrafalO,
Sen 3oic 2Jiorte 1919

GhrlitlaH =. ,S0hulou, Ndllllor,
mooto1 WlauOaQ Den 11oc 6cbr. &C.
lcarnm ON, at bans 0attcr, Y|r9.
ISM. Greer, par oraooct uto Gpocl
uoQ bethesda NoipJtaI, 81 Fultl,
Sen 'orca0acu0c GuA. Gua &ohnion
Nrecr par loot ocu 2Soc Gttober
1881 pan GamiIicn3 ganlIc Some
iiea0 ire Nil moro for SpiuplIlc |
Galmnr Gomnlblp, Wlunclbict eoull'
IN. "a her tiIbroatc bun i'm %ornoom
"a llnQ0om, I'll bun bar % Adr
oanmcl. Nlm qlt "a paa Nslltolcn
! Iccorah oQ uooomc0c lig I'll 81
ucplcicrifc / Ct. Noul. Zen 2loe
,<uui 1908 bIcu hlm Ugtcplet I'll
W9ilIlam ,Eoicpb @rcer ira Glntpooo,
Wia. De har liocu boct / Il. Ydltl,
huor N}r. @rccr oripcr Seattle so
tel "a i oiaie Mar bar huut en- tro'dlt
WiclhiUIpcr ! i'm Multrl. 6or ct
Tar 9ur liocu bcgunoic hcloca &cl
brco at iloo fell, % lla8tct alt bleu
Qlort ior at ltnQle Sngoomncn, blco
ma mart tlor oucr, at bcloc3 "a
uc uar talte, GA ben buuoc ltopltlct
iia i'll "&cafngc al the bcart". Stoltc
SOFT "a mi &lntCr tllbroatc bun
Here llQcr / fit @nrnoonablcn bcr
ncoc, rciitc iau tllbogc I'll ct. Noill
for at truiic i'm Qumlc 0ottor utco
Den Iarfe at ucuoe tllbulc hcrtll
idicu ON ct Nnr llacr. Gctte bleu
Der intiolertio intct Al. SOM Fnlteoc
ioo mclct at gieuIc lin @rohcr III
frc0, lom Qioroe Glcneltc / 6rantrl
uc "a par blnn0t Dem, Iom tog Del
Oct itorc Slup / Yraonlerlfoger, o8
hun huuoc Den @lU0e at fou bette
Cn'tc opinIot, ioct Nruocrcn tom
hiem Sen 2oc [(nnuor, ulfu0t, iluo
% raft. % t|ilbragtc Den lIoite llgc
laluulcn mcO beIloc / @oipltaIet.
Mcn0c2 ior0iltc Sepuin9cr blcp
bradt til Gouopcr (lra0a1 Den 1Soe,
~ (oraoog blcu bun la9t ttlbuiIe
uua TumIlIena @ruulte0 pnu Hhelp9
@rauluto / Gecornb. Eoitor Suen
uinQiou ira sc Hon, ga, ser oQion
iorrctttoe peo htu0c9 @roocr GIoi5
no hcuocs Moecr5 &clrouclicr, holoi
%lltalcu "a uoioric %oropaotaitcI
len. TN auartct ira SplOptuc fang.
@jQburcrllt bar pnlQt bl0u0t Nioe
oc5 Qoulc &cuucr. EomilIcu Dor /
Nulcoujnl AZ Goo>iu.ort pUrct
c5'euitouo ior Sem ~itprite IcItalcIic
"a cg NiGUl0c imuttc %Iomlter bIcU
bradt III Dem ~beuioucor2 @uort ocri
blouot en- moelil Hraua ira htu0t2
Su,uCuuooer. Tom pau @uuuo a
Suaoom life tul0c foume 90 rollC
hcn0t til Wrapeu. WlouOt Sc uocn
bpcaboeHoe, loH uur tj.itcoe pco &c
aractlien vor Nt- VrtN@ tut'Je
Sciter. Mrs. &iujam @r,tto.L Glm
Ioocp. >N'.t az 'ttlt @ltSId''0tr
ira Gre2co a. CHte5|t 4'on9c bIcp
'%orAnoret IRA AZ femme poo @rlno
Ar Or Hgttt @,'> N1r,otH 'Ha 4'dn6
,'.ct,aoer 4tr2 Mrcer 'lI I'm Qomlc
Tootr, Der er ~tt2raH ira |or3cr
.ri9cl, 10 9reort a. IRE S1irc
lont en- 9Slcc,. L crttr.oolt ~
lter6e or. GIrutIJC. ,N0d. ,EoAulljt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

neO paa Sisen / Nprbeoen al SiIber-
mems SSlano. &c foretagne Otter
iegelier bar intet &eiultot brngt, og
ioag CT etbpert Saab o%iiiciclt cpgipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Ten Nprifc Imcrifalinics Ifticr

S'slge Telegram ira Sopeotoutoret
| arlitiania til @iuiena Gbicaeofou.
Tor, ooteret beN lite @farts, par
StlrIen pan Siuiens Nf,ier poa Sri.
itionia @sr@, 405 pct euer $21S.7 20
pr. Ifiic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Msontama aiper uben Tpil ben

~ bebite auleoniu9 til eanbissere. 81
fan iGIse big Ell uomertet COB 6arm, nGr til
Spen meo Sirte og Stole, paa lette Siltaor
% til biuis pris. I norlt %9tabolas. Grin
ganp Grdanse, eler til Wfartin 8. Walmin,
Saco, Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

Siiialas. - Sarm, 800 gcres
yanp | minrrs @a'hinaton tIiiaIss me.
get btllst bpis laaei frar. 10 aerss ops
oprt,t % iuosierSet. men life i~neiaoet iaar.
8eiisu soe Sapuesans. @oet SIimat.
S~Illirip Oauisl Sanopia, RoSlpn, .. Gaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:

Shows Monday and again about
Thursday: low temperature beginning
of week. normal by Wednesday and
above normal thereafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
SiIjalas 12O Icre Tarm, 50 UNI

- Der YlO9, Nelten Sto9 o9 Vaitnre gooe
9psuingsr, Glib, for "@arn", Hum for
% aisr % 6 Seiie. liant llnsi9. Seiiss
eenoe eiter Grind Sisbwap, 4 Mil til
Sfole, 51s Mil til Spen, ~ Wil til Strife
o9 Store. Meite al 6ence er az Betting.
Setter. 8lsr, Maifineri, al "Suls" iamt
nGitsu oft Subbo saor meb Sarmen for
$3.50 pr. Mere. Sillfrip Gieren, Sans
yoplieu, gSbitebau, 9Sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

StHalgs.-3 Tarme, 100 Ncres
buer, 9opt eauo. 20 til 80 Acres oprfet,
!Reiten @rGrie. incsierpet, q g8atauso,
g. Oafota. Vris $50 pr. gcre, liben lloz
Detailing, Relteu efter Sjsberens Gnitc.
Mfau benpenoe Jig iii Nilbelm SoIen,
&atausa, q. Sotota, eler til Gieren, Sens
.. Sobanien, Dor 1l9, u. 1, &pler, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

cnifcs.-Gn nur1f Gut til at ar-
X beioe paa Sarm 0aucba. Grin Ri
". n. Salperlou. 0toore BART. @auitoba,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Snifes, StAeie, Siljal9s|
90 Gfteripcr9jel.

9iuerticicmcnter unber pOennepnte Sttel \
! fpifer &c pr. Orb, Naun % Mbresie iterea. \
net, ipr bper Gang. 9lpcrtisiementer tno. !
! tases lite ior utinore eno so Gents. genge !
ntaa nirapiseIig m~eoislse nne gefiatnaer. !
Tet isnncr Jig lite at bosfsre iaa iu,ao I
GUNNER. \
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
>iHal0s.-Ser on elter ct Steo

til at oprstte Bit Diem? "a peo lea.
al min $50 Ncres Sarm nil tiltdle bio. 1850
geres al oislc CT nit Homsiteao. optdeet ior
ouer 70 aar ijoen. "a bet eobe par at iaa.
Ris tort S~orpbnno. ~ Mil ira Sernbanes
iiatlpn, x Dbl Ill Stols, SGt Der aloria
torres men sr NIB al fiif. riuoer aiennem
yauoet. N0iisu alt nprtbart, 120 Heres III
Gios. Nortriulie ior Mcisrioriit eler
Sarmine. ,Sugsu Altoli. 50 eler ire @ps
liuaer I'll DC ~rupFrsuoe lriiet bnroe bstdIe
Tor gauoei- opiS iutsrcsleret, ltrip itrar,
lea ma lG!ee. @ruuosn oerior 9ipes
bujs i~orlouees. Gette ADVERTISEMENT pl life
forttomme iolen. Get foiter al a~pertsre.
:. s.. stlann, Dfauoan. u. Gaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

cnifcr norit Spinbe for 6usbpl.
oerifs. Nnoren Sranomid, SIS Glea.
liant alue.. Grootlton, Miun.