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New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

IN New York County
Lehman, Adrian.J. Rosenberger;
\, March, March 81, 1913 .....,.,... s1o1ss
" M hqs;enzeisi June %, 1914. 244.oO
ner Supply Company - March
Fushbrucker, Jacob. Gordon: '7''0S
May 8, 1919 tvacated) ........ S15ss
Lac KAYE Mrs. Wilton, Lena
BrodheN and James W. Blay-
loch-H Woltman; April :. 1919
sams-sane: April 2. 1919 va 40's0
Kearns. lVilheimina II. Sugar '''''l
man ct al; October "a, 1913 Gre
same|same: November H. 1918 i''''
=, (reversed> .,.. ...... .......... 22431
strlf, William-n Farrel; Aprn 'l''0'
4. 1919 .,..... ......: :....... 1.642.95
ompson-Lincoln Trust Com.
pany june II, 16............ 55O.o7
", r. 1919 ....,...,:. ;........ -. 20
3', 1905 .-......'...... e26.a7
ration. Solomon p Warheld
Jere II. Wheelwright Frank J
Hale ct al, trustees. etc.--F
F. \ Lazsn1y Aprn 49, 1919 1928 so
E. 1919 ...,.,...... .........' S2.S40.55
1919. .-:....... .............. 19,466.40
Same-G. c. Goodrich; April 49,
lNls ..:;.....:... ....::.... 9.73s.2o
same - G. Mackubin; April 49,
sane-W. W. Abell; April is.
l9i9....... .....-...,......... 17,S44.20
Same -- G. Mackubin. April 49,
Same y. Gutman, Aprl is,
1919. ......... ...,.............-.... 2,O27.75
Same. Gutman; April 1S, 1919 2027.75
Same-S. J. Carr. April IL. 1913. 24,272.17
Same-J f. klutch, April IS,
lJlJ D.. ..-..-.-.. 1,0l3.S7
Same-J II. Fisher ct al; April
is, 1919 ........... ..-............ 2,o27.75
SAME. c. Pund. il; April 49,
1913. ........ 4,2l7.72
same.--R. T. sauerwein April H.
1919 ............ ........... .. 1013.S7
Lazenby. Francis A. John E.
{. Goodrich Of international
Cotton Mills Corporation, costs;
June rs. lol5... .....'........ 25st.64
Blake, Kate - Metrcpolitan Life
90, lel7 .........'.'.'...'......... 13.o77.7o
Commodore Realty Company. Inc.
L. II. aplan May II, 1919. 1,s54.75
Marshall. Morgan and Grace r.
w Guchrist ct AL; November
-, l9lo .......... 72S.2
Koster Johanna Al. Darling
ton ct al. November H. 19t3.. 107S5
IN Bronx County
Foinberg, Samuel S.-J. Meyers:
August 4. 1916 ................. 14441
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

BUTLER-Ca pa ble good appearing. West
indian; 500: city suburbs: first-class
references. Miss Shea's Agency East
4lst st. Murray Hill STA
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Furniture

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR rURNl.
ture. antiques, panos bric-a- brac
books. art. etc. GABAY. SO University
Place. 'Pnone Stuyvesap' 2377
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
fCCr GOODS

70 -'f ..-- ffen1el Clothlrg CO.. = ~
Ca ,'ip'h-ag |nfrs and daalersJ:
r18e- - y r = -- Baltimore Bargain
aesse r. '.ef't.e. nfyKDpG2, holland
II 4 ~ ~ orr raittfoof~ usrxaifs rsouse .
rxhfs Ef'.'fs an1 s. Qrofinstz. rem
Asenss ''Sipn Dttes Eoofa, at Tifth
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Business Troubles
Petitions in Rankruntcy

Petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday
LORD CARLETON CIGAR COMPANy
INC an Involuntary patition agalnai
LORD Carleton Cigar Company. Inc man
nfacturinB cigars. 1919 Second Avenue,
shows DabUitlea OF $500, assets, $4,000
Principal claims arc n. Schochtor, $2o7:
Albert H. Green, $40. T. Einbund. sos
Shame u Wcinrib. 259 Broadway arc tho
Httorucys
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General Merchandise @

negro; r lscoDson. general ,nerchan-
ci4et latham
fr61DN = Norwisz. general rnerchan-
Hf3tehrr y FarV. r. w Nertltt. rep
fete3fing. u t1cnatd 81
CjjiE iEAgp.~J Mayef. genssal nerchan-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Interpretations

ALBANY. May e8.--The following were
among the charters granted by the Secre-
tary Of State to-day:
TTyler-Dayis Inc. $4,000; Manhattan;
ladies' and misses apparel; J. S. VI.
Gottesman. A: A. Tyler, Maxwell Davis.
$50 West 180th Street. New York.
Exquisite Dress Company Inc, $1,000;
Manhattan: deal In dresses and women q
clothes, Jacob Kaplar, Joseph Kaplan,
Paul DE 6anctis, 18 East Broadway, New
York.
Kay's Enbrolderies. Inc. $1,000 Manhat-
tan; embroidery business: J. j. Schulman.
o. r. Kirkel, Frances Klang, 41i Carlton
Avenue. Brooklyn.
Fellows Buying Company Inc. $500:
Manhattan; resident buyer OF various ar
ticles Of clothing, Leonard " Fellows
e. H. Fellows. S. Kahn, 1893 Broadway
New York
K-Li-K Dress Company. Inc. $40. 90 Nan
haitian; manufacturing ladies' dresses
Theodore Lewish B r. Klug Jacob
kassof. 627 West 110th Street, New York
Lady Fair Dress Company, Inc, $25. 900;
Manhattan; manufacturing ladies dresscs
Abraham Rosen, Jacob Rosenberg 4 bra
ham Rosenberg. Arvernc l..
FrarSel. Hermalin &. co.. Inc 50 900,
Manhattan; manufacturing nan's cloth.
ing; joel Frankel. burech Kachner. Louis
Strassberg "a Rvington streot, New York
Natmore Manufacturing Company. Inc.
$4,000, Manhattan; manufacturing under
wear; Nathan kc2nikoff. Morris Levitt
Mimic Levitt. $50 Ureenan Street. rron1.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Shoes

BUFFALO-William Hengerer Co.; Mr..
Nearing, women's, mems and children s
shoes. West Thirty-seventh Street.
NEW BERN. n. C.-Marks Sc Son; Mr..
Marks. shoes Pennsylvania.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio--L. Heller, shoes;
Pc sylvia MA
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
ASSIGNMENTS

MORRIS WElSSMAN- Trading aa Noa-
RS Dress shop and Style Dress Shop at
to-e4 West lz6th Street. assigned yester-
Cohen ~
q. fALETTE GARAGE. INC.--At no.
- west End Avenue. assigned for the
r'nsnt OF cedftors 10 Herbert McKennis.
NOtmnanY. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
.1rs

INDIANAPOL1S-seli Drygoods Co.; H.
Broadway.
PITTS BURGH-McCreerys Mrs Nun
gavan furs; w. T. Knott, 23 East Twenty
sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Leather, Fancy Goods and
,Jewelrv

CINCINNATI - Fair Store; A. Flynn.
leather goods and jewelry; W. T. Knott,
23 Last Twenty-sixth Street.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Stewart Dry Goods
Co; G. D. Sleigh, leather goods and
jewelry. etc; Bro2teU.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Com 11l oddities
= IL s e II q nc e
Cereals

Wheat.-The first weekly bulletin is
sued by the Grain Corporation shows
96,0OO,000 bushels of wheat in country
elevators, mills and terminals in the
United States on May 0, as against
34,000,0o0 bushels last year. Receipts
Of wheat at New York yesterday were
303,S 500 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

A-A-CHAMBERM - Young Irish
girl; very adaptable; good worker; s45-
sou- Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East
H.N.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

Bakcr George H.-~ronmonwcnl,h
f. uoteI Constrgcuon Corp..... 2ai2o
~, J"hh J.~~snfne GO
,-',,',,. -a,,',, .n.u9i frlntZ; .,..-.. 1850
Mnrshnil .'.,..,... .-....... 1s47.2s
co' ~, an,i 'si"iro ) "; II childs.. z.6o5. 49
r. "eelth Hotel Construction Corp. 67oo5
,<lD|Iey, ripFence, same ..,... 1000
,-"p"h" tra'c II p. ffoiffer 49,. 641.lo
t"I*y, rrpnR III Mcllaln ,-.. t2n.3I
~ FWo' Angelo a Sd Tar.li 2I1 81
DoIHoii, lanes Iii Eiis...... sGT 90
rhrl"l' rl~~l' knnfnan.. 345. o2
Einhorn. Moses~-l.awyers Mort
gage Ca, s~-~--~~-~.-..a-~--.s a.7s485
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Corn. No. 2 yellow 81 .04N Sl97aA
Chicago:
May ............ $50 1.7o
July ..;..-........ 1.e5la 1924 st.37s4
September ........ 1.571s i.5o
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
GI IRL

GIRLS wanted for operating small power
presses. experience not necessary; good
steady, pleasant position for reliable girls
salary SO TO start Apply Blaucard &
Co, &c Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Buyers Coming g

AKRON, Ohio-Barney the Tailor; Al
bert Freeman. cloth and clothing; Flks
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

CHAUFFEUR. Travelled all over o. s..
wishes touring position: excellent driver
and mechanic fine cars Write q. Will
Jams. $50 West 1s5th st
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Detective Agency

WnsTLoToRN's s Detective Agency-Shaa-
ewing, confidential investlsntIon etc
81 Eaat 4od Phone Murray I'm 2743
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Offerlngs 70 BUYERS

as.a,'.. sq,,~esasa Z, rooiias eolo,a.
s,'as t. u ~. ~ " ~. ~ a's.4ss dl,
fesan - nH esffe vD delivef ito
&seslwsx 1oiA hii~ oa4mons CO., lI4o
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

Oats.-Priccs of oats moved in sym
pathy with corn. After early weak
ness, the market frmed up and closed
with net gains.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
for future contracts were:
Previous Yea
Tea

Active business in Japan teas at good
prices was reported yesterday. Ad-
vancing prices of Ceylon teas have
resulted in higher quotations for Javas.
Interior jobbers are buying freely.
Quotations for lots of so and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

Corn.-The corn market was rather
weak during a great part of the day
because of the favorable crop weather
and the drop in hog prices. Toward
the close prices rallied with a re
covery in hog prices, and closed with
net gains Of / to 2ll cents.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
J . esterday

Ilm0thN. No. I
large bales sA6.oo@47.oo $4,000 80. 90
clover. no. NIX. f10nGDa3.GO 23.90MS -
Rye, straw no. l. 1900 - 1900 300
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Orchard and Field
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

LIVFSLOCk, IYItdlS3 TTOVISIOnS
Yesterday. year ago
Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 ID S140 q 1880 SIo.OO317.25
Dressed beef sides,
lb. .......... 100 .25 .22@ .25N
Live veas, COM
to prime,
100 ID .,..:. 1A.75@1soo 12.5o@1e.oo
Dressed veals city.
b. ....-.-..... .220 81 10 n.25
Live ewes, 100 lb. 7.00001O.00 0.OO@14.OO
Dressed mutton.
lb. .:.....:...: 100 20 .25@.27
Dressed lambs. city,
10. ........... 900 80 .271a@3a
Hogs; 100 lb 2I00@-1.25 1S.50@ ----
Live lambs. fair to
prime. 100 ID. 1s.oo@15.5o 1s.oo@1e.a5
Dressed hogs
bacon. b.. 1884 a .29M .o5tame6
Mess beef, bhl.. $4,000 $500 $4,000 So 90
Mess pork. bbl . 57001D58.UO 10000 -
Lard, Mid West
100 lb........ as.so@ssio 242o@eiso
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Butter Receipts were o,754 pack

Butter Receipts were 1854 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras
Ib. sra 81 12c; extras, 80 score, 56l2c:
tirsts, SO to 81 score, 54G SEC; seconds,
SO to ST score, 52GD53 12c; lower grades,
50@ Sic; unsalted, higher than extras,
60M 601nc; extras, 590591a firsts,
5612@ 5S &c; seconds, $50 551ac; state
dairy, tubs, finest, $50 56 15c; good to
prime, 53@55c; common to fair,
4S@52c; renovated, extras, 521a053c;
tirsts, 51@ SIC; lower grades, 47@
SOC; imitation creamery, frsts,
50G5lc: ladies, current make. frsts,
4S0l43 12c; seconds, 46 y @47c; lower
grades, 4aGD46c; packing stock, cur
rent make, No. !, 46c; No. 2, 45c;
lower grades, 4o644l5c.
Eggs.-Receipts were 2o,323 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 4S1a@
49c; storage packed, extra firsts, 47h
l14Sc; tirsts, 46@47c; gathered, extra
tirsts, 46046Mc; frsts, Northerly sec
tions. 441a 04519c; Southerly sections,
44G A5c; seconds and poorer, 41044c;
dirties, No. I, 401a@4l14c; No. 2 and
poorer, SSN40c; checks, good to choice,
dry, 39Nl4oc; undergrades, 33m38c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 51M52c;
ordinary to prime, 47M50c; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 47050c; West
ern and Southern, gathered whites, At
G149c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns, 50@51c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, As "a Q49c
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Cla sified A Advertising
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOhB

LOST-Somewhere between Plaza Hotel
and 40th st. small diamond crown pin
Reward. Branchbrook 926.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

Coffee Futures.-Net gains Of 25 to
81 points were made in the coffee mar
ket yesterday. There appeared to be
no fresh news. Official cables reported
the Rio and Santos spot markets un-
changed, with Santos futures 25 to rs
reis lower
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Judgments Filed
In New York County

Ihe following Judgments were flied yes.
,rtnay' ihs hfst name being that Of tho
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

ALBANY, May e6.--The following were
among the charters granted by the Secre-
tary Of State TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
HELP WANTED MAZE

BOY to run errands and help around
shop; good chance to learn trade. Call
after 10 a. IN, see Mr.. Urban. Maintenance
Co., All Canal ST
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

Cottonsecd OiI.-More interest was
shown in the cottonsocd oil market
yesterday. Sales rose to 1000 barrels.
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

FREE EMPLOYMENT
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Sugar and Coffee

Straightforward for refined sugar
erptinucs good, and nearly all rcfiners,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON.
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air steam
hand or on floor 4l9 East 4Sth ST COE d
BRANDT. Telephone 1872 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
In Bronx County
Satisfied .Tu0gments
In New York County

The first name is that OF the debtor.
the second that OF the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27

it is said, are more or less behind on
deliveries. Improving export business
IS reported, with an especially good de-
mand from neutrals.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Flour and Meal.-Vuotations were:

Yesterday's Previous \ Year
New York close close ago
MINI, sp. p.$11 So @ t2e 60 STE oo@f2.75 s1i0o
Corn liour. 350U $50 $500 4.50 400
Rye -four, c a.600 8s5 $500 8.s5 II 25
Bran. 100 Ii 4350Go - 435OiD ---- -----
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
TYPIsTs-srENOGRAPHERs
HELP WANTED FEMALE

CANVASSERS wanted for Park Cleaner;
salary and commission: write or apply
in person. Park Sales Co. 80 Vesey st,
with metropolitan Hardware Co.
CHAMBERMAID.-Nea willing girl; must
come We'll recommended. Call 81 West
10th ST.
Eppa>rD c1pr . It.. - -
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

bOrLER-Young French butler wants DO
sition in private family: ca pable and very
neat; can furnish excellent reference wages
$50 Colonial Employment Agency. rs west
42d St "
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
RYc--Mnrket lnwnr

Yesterdays 7eesious Year
Now York: close. close. ago.
Cash. No. West .gls5la s1574 s2.o5
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
Rugs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Multgrnphlng, stonography. typewriting.
al hours, reasonable. Coyne. l1J Nassau
1T. Dceknan 47a.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN. with $4,000.
for half interest in going confectionery
factory A. Box 60 Tribune.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

6pftesist (Ssfias). Nr. Sas. @.
Bulb ira Siuermorc, Ia., itripcr:
Or. Teters aurifo. or tilpisie ct
%ltorartet Wiobel moo &oftegiet. Seq
maatte boloe Sengen / oper TO Wtaa.
neber, fereno ieg brugte ailrifo. Seq
err MI rnlf." Oette pelprspeoe llrte-
miooel pirfer paa De 9ble Srganer
og renter globet. ssor nprmere Sp.
lpsnineer tilifrip Or. geter 5obrnep
& Cons Co., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
let er intet Of taIe ON. 81

Get err intet of tale on. Oct
bar Sprbsoerne, iom reboet os." -
90 meo ben 9elfeo maa De ifuifeoe
Mpismpno gna.
Wen ba aaptein Srpatt meb lit
Sfib after er / Sarpicb oa afIpsget
lit pligtn9siige geiss paa "@reat
ealtern"s aontor, faar ban operraft
ct npoelig 81llbubr, Der bGrer Sn.
ifriptlonen: "SfiGnfet aaptein 6.
q. 6rpatt al @reat Gaitern Serbia
nefompanis 9ireftion iom ct Segn
paa, at Sen p~Proi9tter oct Mob %
Den SiemanosOpatigbeo, iom ban
uopiite Sen 2ben Mtarts 1915" Sort
efter tilbrinser aapteinen ct Sserl
bjernme hos Jim Samilie / Soper.
court. ltbret bliper beunoret og til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

1892 Misses Dress. Cut in 3 sizes =:
1G. IS and 20 years. Size Is requires GA
yards of Al inch material. The skirt
measures about ~ yard at its lower edge.
Price, 10 cents.
2S93 - Girls Dress. Cut In 3 sizes !:
-. IA and 10 years. Size Ia requires Al
yards of 36 inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2SS5-2SG5 - Ladies' Costume. Waist 2SSo
cut in I sizes "a, 80. 3S. 40, AZ. "A and
46 inches bust measure. and requires Us
yards of SO inch material for the 30 inch
size. skirt 2S65 cut in I sizes: %, "a,
20, %. 30. 80 and "a inches waist measure.
Size &c requires AN yards of "A inch ma
terial. Width of skirt at lower edge with
plaits extended is about 2& yards. TWO
separate patterns. 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern.
o5%74-2575- Ladies' Costume. Waist 2574
cut in ! sizes "a. 30. IS. 40, AZ, A and
46 inches bust measure. Skirt 1915 cut in
I sizes -. "a. 20, IS, 30, 81 and "a
inches waist measure. A medium size Will
require 31a yards for the skirt. 3 yards for
the tunic and 3% yards for the waist of
~ inch material. The skirt measures .
yards at the foot. we separate patterns,
10 cents O EACH pattern.
2S9o-2444- Ladies' Costume. Waist $500
cut in 7 sizes "a. 80. 3s, 40, AZ. "A and
40 inches bust measure. Skirt 2444 cut in
! sizes %, "a. %. IS, 80. 30 and "a
inches waist measure. For a medium size
this dress will require s yards Of double
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

width material. The skirt measures ia
yards at the foot. TWO separate patterns,
10 cents FOR EACH pattern.
24Go Child's Play Garment. Cut In )
sizes: ], ., 3, 4 and . years. Size 4 will
require 2ts yards of 80 inch material.
Price, 10 cents.
1884 - Ladies' Apron Dress. Cut in 4
sizes: Small, 32-34; Medium, 36-3S;
Large. 40-42, and Extra Large, 44-46
inches bust measure. A Medium size will
require Az yards of 36 inch material. Width
at lower edge is 21s yards. Price, 10 cents.
24SG - Boys Suit. Cut in 4 sizes 3. 4.
) and @ years. Size 4 requires 2k yards
of 40 inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2sTS - Ladies' House Dress. Cut in {
sizes 80, 80, 40. ~. Al, 46 and 4S inches
bust measure. Size IS will require q yards
of 80 inch material. Width of dress at lower
edge is about pa yards. Price. 10 cents.
2S15 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes /:
,. 4. 6 and s years. Size 4 requires 2a
yards of SO inch material. Price. 10 cents.
1852 - Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes ::
G. s. 10 and IL years. 1t requires ] yard
of lining % inches wide for the underwaist.
and 3 yards of material for the dress, for
an 3 year size. Price, 10 cents.
1856 Ladies' Night Robe. Cut in 4
sizes Small, 32-34; Medium, 36-3s !:
Large. 4O-42; and Extra Large. 40
inches bust measure. Size Medium REQUIRES
Az yards OF SO inch material. Price,
10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Syor brGuocuoc eczema.

6eotst @oliam os Galue itilos lite oupsu
bes, buis Ell COB rem rub sHites. 0oS eubUey
@potbeter ioue5 ior 35c eler ~ Ell ertra itoy
Slate mso 3emo. 0pis anpsu0t ioul oupjit
nj bet uorueoe eczema, raubie Rieeu, %
belbre6e 6uobeiuGrliebeoer, lieetsoeS Saar.
groHolibelier, SpGiteIier, Sfrabeiaor. Get
renler, liprter % mllbHsr. i3emo ersrre
ienbe. paGltoei9 90 biAio ouiiiepti't Bette.
4reD bette, eo pl tror int; 81 ~no0euitHot
bar brngt ier CT ioa ptrtuiussiulDt % til
.reesltutnoe.
The L. w. Rose Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

Strar u0cufor Gpcn Gobertoltrt
Gnolan0 bar Ell li0cu Srup 3lgolnc
re iloact @clr. Ger er rent belle {
itorc Scltc, % Der primIcr al llHaa.
ifihuc ,3i0cincrlmgcr, iom tlg9er ON
@cuQc, al uuQc &cntcr, aDinoer %
9tpuo, flrote / it%rlacu0e % lprag
IeOc 0ruQter 90 al mogrc @c'te %
",vamiliepoQnc". &oooe moe / Gel
tcnc pQ melem Dem Hammer DER
@ooI, huorom 3iQolncrc % Hpagicr.
rioc 0cip0rnbc cr Ieircoc. 1ao Ell
Ilocn aubcn Eloo9 melcH leltenc
Danjcr noQle wtqc 3i9eincrc til Ytl-
iifcu ira Strenactnltrrmncntcr, lom
andre al 9onOrn ~bcbauOIcr Tc0
T~rrnlqhco. Gn SfIenhe0 BAUER
Colo til 3oftcu al Ell (amburet, bltn
holocr / &uan0eu lilitucrmUnaoCl
eacs citcrhpcrt, ior oct cr en- lbs
SSurifpclo, @arct 1914.
@Ionot GiIifucrmurQocn iUitcr
man itrar Cpmcrfiombcocn oto en-
Tamilic9ruppc. Get cr et 9@0tcpar
mco iup Neru, ionl / Slot o1 0cllt
or noe ior at toac 3Igolucrlcircn /
Glcint N1auocn er al mIooel@ Sol
sc, Ell al otaic iiritaorne, unocrl1tll-
Qe Gurcr, ser ulouer ON leAenIll0
SmohcO % oanocliq Gncrgl. Nun3
gnlidt err nubcnt % Urlig, Ell ll0cu
brun Wtuitacbe pnttcr Nucrlubcr,
Ciucne CT blan % fliIoc al @o0bco;
&uo'nrucn er iriit % roo, pctrblot
@uracn % set belle lloiccu0e lortUl.
Ter ON Sipnouocu. Sans &llltrll
cr omtrcut al famine N0Ioc. Sum
bar itorc, iutcIliGente Emc. 9trlen
% Ohtnocu niier lonmcu mc0 helc
hcuoca ll0iccn0c, at blut cr en- ncQct
orbei0iom "a u~picrcgucuoc Mpln0e,
eli al oi@ic prrgtllc Multrucr %
We0rc, iom Ser iluOc2 ntutge Here
al / &crocn enc mango tror. Nlm
bUrer life Nouoitcr, men bar H,uAc
puo bCQQc Nunocr, / Grcue bar bun
Crcoobbcr. men bun cr iorlto1oiN
rof I'll lite at bore NuI 0icmcm Crt
ilippcuc for at iUitc Stnien. Get er
ct Bar 0ubrcoc Srcoobber, Der mini
ser ON 70 itorc, tlmQc &%lo0oroo6cr.
Sum burrr life nogci })oertpi; ct
imoaiulot luit @iuieIip mco tore
Snapper ioran; Stiprtct or ularte-
blaot. Nclc TrnQten pi0ucr ON
Smad % GnfcIhc0. 0c 10 or sap
tcin Charles AIgcruon Trnott %
hans &uitru. On Dem frroi2r 0crc2
6 Smoaientcr, buoroi Gmuup, 10
4ar, cr Den UIoitc % MtIcu, , Nor,
cr @abncu, Souncu, %ome@, cr )
9lar.
aopteiu Grnott cr oliot / She
@rtat Goitcru &nilpon Gompom"a
GlcHcitc "a CT Eerer Al Tompltl1ct
|fll@lCl2 '2Hi 0aur nlelltIl Nar
rr'cb | GnlIono til Hottcroom / SOL
LAMB aopteincu hor fooct ct &or
ll9cra Gertc 81 %tllbrto0cr ocn I lin
GoHlIics Stlco ) GoOcrcuurt cicr
han Ct pcnt NIcU. Nlo tIcr han al
i,o, naor han tom 'orIooc fin (icuc
ite omboro. lEeN bar tolt mco man
&c om Hagtem Nruott. 'or lc1 tieu
ner mango al hans &cUucr, men lea
bar a!ori8 lort mere emo en- NE
ming en- &optcincu. Vile roier oc
ham / Dc i~t2rtg'tt Nr0c.o0. "Nou cr.
Den btoitc (Npc paa en- S'eulano,
Der tubes" lt8er Mlabmauo Barton
/ NorDlC2, % ban ber Vloc &e'tco,
ior ! mere enc 10 @or bar D, II IA
1000 --Hr.-,A. .F.a.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

ltgemeo Oct barre Gtui neoIaajt /
aapteine1s Sfripepult.
Wten lille SeIen flpper op paa lin
Saoers &n9 % iperger:
Sal oct fsfte Sang, Vapn?"
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Tort3Iinger fra Krigtn.
2lf oUf 6rdnlD
OF 2llf 6ranli)

Zen northumberland Sorfattcr AIf @ranIi br
for "2ceprah.Tuitcn" Ifrepct eli Hrtfe mimore Sur
trlingcr mcS Wutiucr ira Den iioitc arig, bpprai Den,
iunr her photographers, "6ur treble Gang, or Den ipritc.
Surtrlliuacrnc nil %cftcrbpcrt fommc Slabcts Sire.
Saasnnmre. Zen nritc bnnbIcr ON "Sniitania", en-
treble ON Gbitb Gapell .. /. u.