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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

salonlca. May tny msiD.-Al-
though typhus " gaining round IN
parts Of Scribe tbcrs n hot - much
destitnfion IN the countrs a. there pves
ain months 3 before the Army f'eod
Mission nnd the American Rcd Cross
began their joint c-mpaIEn to feed
serbia and check the spread Of dts
ease.
The sprine har,erir have been good.
The Hoover Food Mission has shipped
larEe quantities. Of food and flour 20
ttkup. M~onsniIr, flNut u ourrrrN
The Mtiknn commission % the Red
crurn now has docfofn. nurses. social
workers and fIfid workers IN virtually
cvcry hamlet IN Serbia.
According 70 Governor General ~
fdoasldcs. ~ Macedonia the American
Red Cross has saved from 'act1aI
starvation more than 1n.et1 people IN
the last five months. A. MonaFflf the
Red Cross Ted seven thousand hune-
les. foodlcHN refugees dur|nf that
period and Ia the department of rik-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
School Money
From State Fund L.
Given to Districts

Apportionment OF nernaiillo
Tvs share from the state current
sphool fund has been completed by
AIRS tohn Wilson. county supsrintund
cot The amount apportioned was
tp,p5i.bA There were 1883 persons
81 school axe in the county, making
thr rate per person " cents Follow.
inE are the amounts received hy the
different districts.
District .. f171te. District Q. t2sg .
81 District T. sidig2; District o..
faeiGs3 District o. fGi9.52. District
q. tat.a2. uiutrict %. fi1e 90; District
10. ttf52i District ~, fit.2N; City
districts a. and 20. ff.a0si gs District
40, si.6oi.GQ. niHiric: ~. ts2is, Dts
trict ii, fiots9i District %. Nti 80.
District IS. fifGU, District 90 f2siut.
District "a. tdGAs. District a. Sg9.0i.
District %. fsi6s. District "a. tats-
&C. District 80. $40 toi District 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
stouTs TO nEIp ~
TnttiiT MESSAGE WIEN

Dallas. Tex. June 20 Thrift mes
Hanes will be delivered from onc may
or TO another IN many parta 90 the
Eleventh Fcdcul district hy Hoy
Scouts. duf1ua TArit Aes-lEs Week,
June ssth to Juiy Sth, Each mayor
In M district u being requcsted by
district headquarters 10 scnd n short
thrir message 20 the mayor ~ an I'D
Joining town M county and parish
war savings boards are working out
The details.
Reports beginning to come In 20 dis
trlrt headquarters show that thou
snrfH 20 thrift messages Will he deliV-
cred durin. Thrift Message Week, that
u large numh-r Of meetinra Will De
addressed and that the advantages u
thrin will be- stressed In many unique
Vnyr. Plans have already hccn work
cd out Tor Thrift Message paradca on
iuly tth IN Il number OF towna over
The district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Considerable curiosity n being
aroused over Thrift Message week %
Ia observance will he different from
anything else ever attempted In the
United States. II will simply he n
period u intensive organization ana
the spreading Of thrift messages.
Have you bought your Thrift stamp
today
Thrift Mesrare Week, June 20 TO
iuiy q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

frQne IN s-1af1FsE'FrH 1tFEI4 Hef=
than tI.411.
n the Itn4<1n fi<,rIrt 1rafI} tFefr
man. woman and child c<<e 1Is ~
70 American riff<<rs who made the
He'd cfc~a work IN Serbia ro-<inI<
tnother 10000 were also Kept alive
b. t1t Red CFc<< IN ~ Batch. |rH-
r.aa. Uihfa and PROT f~kiar@.
rfothinH u les ~ar<cntI< 1~<1rf
nov hat the eu<rfrtf has come
Transportation faculties Hirr ~
steadily ~imprpFirr Although the hHf-
uufs hoih ~ HnIonIf1 N FIf<ttt ~
% inmmsd with freight that n = ftfF
hard 10 make rom for rpuT and other
more nerfr>sfF food n~i4iItneniA Iut
port ~cunEc<<Ion a. IiFttu< AID 11inr
n 1ne ~ iert ~ labor % unIoaN
the ships Tbs Greek army. oWInF "a
lie doubtful rifrrtirr IN the Adriatio
and Balkans. c1nrot 1~mout'i<r-
10 who laughs Iosf may laugh b1st.
hut h. Who crf< fIr.< 800 best
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
BREACH BETWEEN ORTHODOX JEWS AND
NEW SETTLEMENT Baking l0NSTS

Differences. Chiefly Over Religious Issues. Have
Hampcred Work of Those Whose Ambition Is
to Found Commonwealth in Palestine-Task
of Reconciling Factions Almost Given Up Until
DR.. Friedenwald. Now Acting Head Of Commits
sion, Went to Holy Land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

District a.. ts2.so. District a..
t8s. 20; District as see 90. District a.,
ft3s0fs District 81. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

some contrary people would rather
have a pint Of trouble than a bushel
~ happiness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

An umbrella isn't particular no
the company u keeps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
Americans IN Not Inicr-iand.

In America, too, there ~ u prevail
Ing misunderstanding Of tho orthodox
Jews In Jerusalem, American Jewry
has grown from reports 10 believe that
they are a crowd Of hopeless fanatics
and beEgars, materialists clinginF To
tho huskE OF the Jewish law The
New settlement has been pictured as
the sole hope In Palestine, the Oriho-
dox na a necessary evil, who must he
endured until time removes them, or
their children are weaned away from
their parents folly.
left New York with the impress
Alon that Jerusalem was 4 sort Of ek.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
EAST WINDOW
Comforts Of Life

True comfort can only be at
tanned with comfortable sur
roundings. Our East Window
demonstrates the par excellence
of Living Room Comfort.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
COMING HERE
Former Governor of Tennessee vii
Speak Here Regarding New Era.

The Hon. Malcolm X. Patterson,
former governor of Tennessee, will
speak in Alma at the First Presby-
terrain church, Friday evening, Octob-
er II, on the subject, "The Era and
the Present World Outlook"
This is simply one of the hundreds
of National-World prohibition rallies
which are now being conducted in
every section of the United States by
the Anti-Saloon League of America.
with the cooperation of the state
leagues. An offering as an aid to
financing the world prohibition
movement will be taken.
With prohibition achieved in both
the United States and Canada, the
league has just one logical step that
1t could turn to, and that was to ex-
tend prohibition to all the world, the
first step of which was the form
alton at Columbus, Ohio, in Novem-
Der of 1918 of the World League
Against Alcoholism
The Hon. Malcolm r. Patterson.
not only former governor of Tenne-
see, but also a member Of congress
from that state, is one of the most
able and brilliant statesmen that that
state has produced in years. AS a
platform orator he has no peer in his
state, and very few in the nation.
For years he was an opponent of
prohibition, but is now fighting the
traffic which he formerly fought for
1t is certain that Alma people who
attend the lecture will hear one Of
the best orators in the country, but
will also hear wonderfully inter
esting and instructive lecture for
world wide prohibition
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
MARRIED RECENTLY

Miss Laura Amsbury and Mr.
George William Hooper of this city
were quietly married on Wednesday
September "a, at the home of the
brides father here. the ceremony be-
ing performed by the Rev. Matt Duff
few Of the NJ. f. church. Only the
immediate relatives of the couple
were present, when Rev. Duffey said
the words which united their lives
The double ring service was used
Doris Amsbury, sister of the bride
being the ring bearer.
Following the wedding they left for
short trip to Detroit and are now
at home to their friends on West
Superior street.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Deluxe candies.-77-tf-c

Deluxe candies.-77-tf-c
Clifford Cummings is in Ithaca to-
day on business.
Henry S. Babcock was in Owosso
yesterday on business.
You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. O2-tf-c
Leon Stinchcomb was in Lansing
the first of the week on business.
Felix Chouinard of the Republic
baseball team, spent Sunday in Chi
cago.
Ralph Chisholm of Breckenridge
was in Alma visiting with old friends
Tuesday.
Paul Cash and f. Truckey were in
Evart the latter part of last week on
business.
I'll take another slice of that good
Pan-Dandy bread please Model
Bakery.-14-4-c
DR.. E. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
stefan, State Savings Bank Building
Alma, both phones. SIT
The Alma Art club will hold its
next meeting October Is, at the home
of Miss Laura Soule.
Verne Hanley attended the NJ. A
c. Alma college football game al
East Lansing Wednesday.
Mrs. c. w. Vining of Lakeview
spent Sunday in Alma, guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Brown
Inspector Gilmore of the Michigan
Securities Commission was in Alma
Tuesday on business connected with
the X-Cel-All company.
DR.. f. T. Lamb, A. w. Drummer
Dir. Maynard Pringle and d. L. John
/ son attended the NJ A. C.-Alma col.
| lege game at East Lansing Wednes-
day
Sheriff Alfred Willert and Prose
cutting Attorney Ora l.. Smith OF
Ithaca were in the city on business
connected with their respective of.
fees Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Armantrout
of Kalamazoo and Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
Bright of Grand Rapids were guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs Howard Willard over
the week end
Captain Lester Won Thum has re.
ceived his discharge from the serv
Ice and has returned to Alma. II,
has been stationed for months a.
Camp Greenleif, Fort Ogelthrope, Ga
At the meeting of the city com
mission Tuesday evening the firm O
Bartling & Holmes was given ter
day extension of time in which t,
complete the Bridge street paving
bringing the date for the completio,
of the paving to October 20 Tn,
firm has been held up somewhat O
late because of the weather.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
GRANGE MEETING
Large Number of Grange Members
Met in Ithaca Saturday.

A goodly company of Changers
met at the Armory in Ithaca Satur-
day morning, October 4th. Several
state Grange officers were present
Master and Mrs. Ketcham, the Chap
lain and Steward
The matter of the delegates to the
state convention was taken up and it
was voted that inasmuch as the meet
ing of the State Grange was not held
last winter on account of the ''fiu,"
the delegate elected for last year
should go this year.
The meeting adjourned for dinner
which was served in the dining room
of the Baptist church where about
one hundred sat down to dinner and
there were many more at the after
noon session. A class of sixty was
initiated in the sixth degree of the
order, sixteen of the number being
from Arcadia Grange. Mrs. Roy
keefer sang beautifully during the
initatory work A resolution was
introduced by Bro. Hanly of Pleasant
Valley Grange recommending the
nomination of John Ketcham for
governor of Michigan and passed in
spite Of the protests from the master
At 3 o'clock the doors were opened
to the general public to listen to
Master Ketcham's address on recon-
struction which was mastery eff
fort which every farmer in the land
should have heard, setting forth as
it did his needs and opportunities.
Those present from Arcadia Grange
were Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Keefer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Keefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Sharrar, Messrs. John and George
Kirby and wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil Barnhill, Dan, Alice and Ellen
Rush and Mrs. Titus.
The National Grange meets at
Grand Rapids November y, the first
time Michigan has had honor since
1902 and it is hoped that large
delegation will be present from Ora
tiot county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
COMING HERE
DIR. Winfield Scott Hall Will Address
Synod. College and High School.

DIR. Winfield Scott Hall, head of
the department of social hygiene of
the Presbyterial board of temperance
and moral welfare, and noted author
of social purity books, will make an
address before the Presbyterian Sy-
nod of Michigan at Alma, Michigan,
October 16, where he will also adj
dress the high schools and the college.
DR.. Hall is at present conducting a
Presbyterian campaign at Moline,
Illinois.
DIR. Hall on October % will speak
before the Synod of Illinois at Oak
Park, III.
During the war he was 18 months
with the Army-navy Y. NJ. c. A. and
conducted many mass meetings at
camps and community centers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
WEST WINDOW
Real Economy

Our West Window portrays a
super and artistic living room
suite that can be procured with
a small outlay of money which
means real saving.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04

u%lnlinoelig &iiin, erflGreoe ban. Ntr.
&ollion fortalte ON ct Steo met
@lpnoon, boor 81 Mcres Jlar bar
sbelagt al 8rTsboppcrne, meoens ell
anoen Neer, beitaacnoe al 20 acrcs,
iprtes bsnlt I'll llnoergang. @rGSs
boppcrnc bill itaoig iprcoeS % bIiut
mere farIige efter boert ipm &oruet
moones, flyer Sanion, foroi oct
@rps, bporaf De fsr bar ernpret fig,
bcgpnber at b%ortpisne % tsrrcs
b%porior sc graaoige Sniefter iegcr
npe Steoer, = altib meo forsget
Nppetit.
Crfanngtig Sturm frGocr Mcnnc.
ifelip. Gen lite os. melbeS ira
Wtinot, at fire Wenneifer meb Sis-
beo pioeS at bore omfomne unber eh
orfanagtig Storm, Der ben fore
gaacnoe Sag beriebe noropeitlige
Nortb 9nfota pg noroeitlige Won>
tarn. Stormen off ODER Ell 40 Wtil
breb Stribe. Se, ser meloteS br9bte,
CT WtrS. Selgeion % Cater, boenoe
n9r ben lille Wp Mlano, en- Sarmer
bocnoe ienoenfor Samlet og Ell anbcn
Sarmer boenoe rGr Wc@regor. 80
andre Wenneifelip iagoes at bore
gaaet tabt, men ilogen nGrmere Sp.
Ipsning bar life crbolbt. 5 @iaiston
blep De itorc Speilglasrlloer / @lt-
tifer trpffet mo al Stormen, iom
oeiaa bapoc ppret meget beitig peO
3abl % Stanley. 6oriiben al 6irit
State @alfs @pgning / 3abl blep
blaait mo, Ell Garage og ct Srplait.
fpntor repct iitpffer. @oospoene paa
Sioeippr / 3abl blcu al @inocn
faltebe bortoper Warfen. Eitenfor
3abl blep ct gommclt 2ogbils rcnct
iltpffer al Gtormen. 80 al Slliets
fire 8Grelier foripanot iulbitGnbig,
men Somilien = Ell al SiitriftctS
Bionerer - traf til at opboloe iig /
oct gicnbGrcnoe og Hap fltloitGnbig
llifabt. st SfoIcblls blcp ebclaet pcb
Gprintb, meoens Smperial 2umber
COS Solltor og rem StalDbDglllllger
iplintrcbcs peo Wilb Hoic. 6ra Wc.
@rcgpr fom @pn on 2Ggehirlp, ba
mango ser bar fomne tilifabc. Sra
benne @p gif Storn1cn ipooper til
@bite Garth, bpor en- &ogn mco Gill
blep leitct op og ilpnget ben paa
Sopebiporet. Den rammebcs Ser al
&llrtiatoget, % Sprbsoeren paa octte
fom let tilifabe. Slcre @utifer rom,
ponerebes / Tarlbaa, og 6. 81.
Eierce, 4gent for ct Slieielifab, fom
alporlig tilifobe ibct hans &ontor
ppltcoes al Stormen. Gn nofiaa
beitig Negnitorm inotraf iamtioig
ooer iaa pntrent belle Den noropeit-
lige Gel al Stntell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04

oil gjsres Stons / be forifienige
lterre 9pcr, iom onlsbes lnoer Su-
rem, % Der itanieS iaa Ipnae, iom
Sel'fabct timber oct bcbaaeliat, ibet
man life bar builoet fig til noaen.
ionlbelit 2ib.
0rfartngcr ira Wontana. Mr. on
WtrS. Saniel 5reel itanieoe iorlebcn
! S%eaoipooo unoerpeis tilbage til Cos
altgeles, Gal., % De ~iortaIte ON Ell.
Del alt anoet END bebagelige Gria.
ringer, De bapbe babt ion Npbpagere.
Vtr. 5reel forifaffeoe iig ct 2ano.
ltptte l19r albion, Mont., og efter
at poot lat alt iitano ienote ban efter
9ultril % Warn, iom mioIertioia op.
bolot Jig | Sos Mngeles. 9e naaeoe
9oot % bel lit npe Stem, men for
blen Der finn en- Dag. Den anben
Gag, meoens Scr. Sreel bar eaaet til
ct anoet Steo al i'm @ienbom, fom
en- Tornado og tog belle Siemmet.
~Sagttogcnoe Stormcn poa Mfitano
lpralt9 ban bltrtigit muIig biem, men
Der bar oa life Sppr al S1ts cuer
9ii'tru og Barn. 5pIsenoe stor.
mems Spor fanot ban ON fort Sib
Sarnet, liggenoe paa aaben Marf pa
llolat for Sagl % Heen. ,San oef.
feoe @arnct til meo i'm Sraffe GA
lpran9 pibere for at isge efter fin
Si'ltrit, og ban fanbt benbe oeiaa,
llggenoe faItflemt rnoer eroel af oct
foriprnonc Stems Gag. Sun bapoe
remllg giort Sltftreiien iammen meo
bette. Otter enbel Initrenaelier fit
ban benoe les, og oct bite iia, at
bun bar paa Oct nprmeite uifobt.
frdregnet nogle tnGffeoe Mibben oa
enoel Sitter og Stsb, bpilfet unber
Sm't9rloigbeberne life regneoes for
llo9et al g%etponing. Barnet bar il,,p.
pet forboIoSpis enomu l~ettere. Tami.
lien bnpoe oermeb faaet Miimag paa
Hpbpggerlipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04
NprO Snfota.
Tormcrucs Maipritet lat til 6,456

Ser mcIotes Den soto Srni ira @is
nlarcf, at forrige Sorsoags &eieren.
oumpalg GAP Nonpartiian leagues
Gro0rom en- W%aioritet al 6,456.
Ser bar fremoeleS e1bel Gnlgbiitrif.
ter at bere ira, men oiSie mentes life
at eiorc nogen prientlig Soranorine
/ Mciultatet bperfcn / ben enc eller
altoen Hetning. 8icnnemisrelie al
2ianens Trogram er altiaa iulbt %
iait lifret.
&pratppe %paa9rcbnc. 81. Wetsler
og Sobn @ergltao, Der bar arreItereoe
Tor ap9atpoeri men rsnlte fra
Tpnailet / Wcaenjie Goulltp, er igien
ltinet for Hetten / Sicfinion. Se
blcp nenlis itrar paaarebne / @rosip
BUTTE, Wont. Otter at babe erfl9ret
Tia ifploise cr MetSler ibemt fire
Mars Straiarbcioe, meoens @crgitao
Tor Ell fort Sib er lat paa Spritn-
oringSitolen al 9pmnleren, ioet
Sommen forelebig life blep afiagt.
Mcan % Snal peS @eaeb. en- for
irrbclig &egn- % Sa9litorm berieoe
Tiltriftet peo @eacb Nat til lite os.
Gn Mpngoe Tinolicr fnuItes, men
Oilers menteS Saglene life at babe
anrcttct nogen itor Sfabe. Mesnet,
ser nprmeit lianebe ct Sfpbriib, fom
Tor tent iii at reobc Iinterboeoen
OF Nl,aeil, men oct oil biGlpe Saar.
bpeocu % S%annegonsc, iom bar i Ell
oaarlia Toriatning. Stormen off
opcr @oISen @anep. ipbliee Mcaen-
sic Gouutp, Starf County % Slope
Siitrift.
8rrshoppcrnc en- Tare / Gais.
apnoise Ssolf crflGreoe DC iibite Gage
al iorrise llee, at @rGshoppefarcn
par opcrhGnsenbe / GaiS County. %
at ilcre bmbrcoe Icres Speoe %
@pg aIlereoe bar eoelast. Stilineen
err aIporIia, iasbe u. s. Sanion, %
bpis life 6armere % Golntpcts Iu.
toriteier siebliffelig p9bner iia MOB
J Garen, oil Den burtia uepitIe fig iii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04

gpens See Cream Sabrif. San bic
fsrit / Mapor Mleronoers Net iosnl
en- Wulft al 500 % Smfoitninger
isrteS ioo oper | @pretten, hnor bal
tappeoes for $25 % ole Smfo'tnir
ger, for ioa enoelig at blipe tpunael
III at unberifrioe en- Grflpring ON
at ban inoen 10 Tiger ifi,lbe '9lge III
IutomobiI og ~forbliDe poo Den trong
men rette Sci.
Grtraiesion al 2e%aislatnrcn. Oh,
pcrnsr W. =. Soroing uoltebte Ser
boa Ell Proclamation, bporpeo Scgla
I~otitren iammenfalbeS I'll @rtroieS
iion oIlereoc SnSoo9 oenne llge
Gen crtra ScSiion er fo%ranitultet ion
at rotificere oct rationale Wntenoe
mcnt gipenoc aoinber almlnoellf
Stemmerct, og Oct ioritaoeS Ilig, al
ocn piI oionrncre iooiuart benne III.
itcnnillo er iorcto9et. Neoenoe Spin.
ser / 9cS WoineS flyer, at Irienoe.
mcrltet uocn SpbGoelicr oil ratifice.
res, % al GrtroieSiionen CT blot o9
bart en- 6ormiog.
Trnfnct / NnitrncnS Taninn. VI.
". Ycterion iurn lsr bar pGret Sor
mcr men iom M boeoc / SoItorlo,
ornfncOc iorlcocu Gag i ell @reit neo
@cicn. Scot hor og hans SrItril
fiertc opcr en- lnrol Tci nGr Npcn.
be0nn0tc 9litomobilcH at gIloe o0
pplteoc no / Nreiicn. Son blen 'olt
flcnlt mlocr Woifiucn, og bans Nli
itrr mootte iuIoitGnoig b%irlpclea
uOrc Ni0nc til at ban onlfonl. %
MiGlp omli0cr onfon bar ban oeo.
Wtra. Gctcriou mclote8 citer Den
irp0tcIiqc GiloroQclic at pGrc | ell
nlc0ct fritiit Sorintnina.
&iniirmnnt plnoielio opo. Gen IA
ouriQc @rorc Olion, bpi8 TorTlorc
Dor ire Niil ira Nooc, iolbt lioitc Nsr
oo0 phl0icliQ oeo ON mcocnS blun
Ianlnlcn me0 au6rc &oniirnlultcr lor
lt0ltc @dn9 tpr Sol1lrllotlollell bd0oe
C~pcrbprinQ al Ynit. y. u. NIuoIou
i @ooc &irfc, Nigcu hoOoc fiert inc
til @ncn ira Nicmulct ON MorGcncn
o1 iuntc~ iriif oN rolf / ale Miaoocr
6um rommcbca ubcu Sbil al ct Slog
tillrIoc. &oniirnrntioncn ion6t Stco
Sen nritc Gag iom bcltcrnt, o9 oct
bIcp Ell %uiUopnnliN ~gribcn0c &ono
lima. SomtIigc &oniirnonter bar
iom ipnli9t Scgn pon lin Sorg ct tort
Silfcbnon0 ON Nrnlcn. Wtcrc enc
olninbclig Q~ribcnbc bar ogioo Ser
Reconsideration oQ @cQropcIicn Wtan
Bag Nl0eoe bar Cater ofGorI "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04
1nolanoet.
Soma.

Nlppcrc bar ltbelo. 4. 6. Inocr
fon al Sort Tohae er fominen aloor
Iia tilifabe peo Gebar Sails, hror hon
oa Slnpercn Corr bar Ianoet unber
pcis ira Chicago I'll Sort 0ooae
Seres McrooIan fom / @ererin1 mel
Tcleionleoniuocr. blcp r%aniporcrct Of
folot neb igicn. Tnbcrion flilgtl
mcb poa Slnpeturen Tom No'flniit
src Giro iur Tntumpbilnlhffc
On Autonlobil ponfisrteS al CT zoo
poo 9torthlpcitcrn Nollcn pcb Sabcrl
iioitc Scnoaq @iten, oH Sohn NC
Wiohcu al RocfipeII Gitp innlt hans
&uitrr "a bcrc3 3.aorigc Cater
Nrrbtc@ pnu Stcoct. Gen 6 gor
oonlc SIM ilop bcrimo0 belt i'fnot.
SomiIicn bar m0crnci@ i'll 9nlc3, o0
set itcrfc Gus ira en- onocn Nuton1o
ril mcnc9 i ser @rob al babe blUn
set Mr. NtcAQohcrL at han life fiuloc
ic set nufnnmcuNc SoN.
Sen Sorticrcitc. Eohn Totp$
iolAtc iorlcocu lin babe Scftion
2onN. bcliQQcuoc 1912 Ypil ucitcnior
9Jrmirona. til DIR. Mourit3cu al
Minaiu0 ior cu ru10 Sum Al StO0,,
coo, cGcr S3t2.50 pr. Ncre. Ger or
n Sat &naninQcr poo &oHoct. NE
Gca0c err mjo0clmoooiqc Or. CONS
lar ucN 0cuuc Nanocl ticut $4,000
/ rcuc 0cnac San fjobtc Den ipolidc
stOort ior fire Nnr iiocu, bctolcnbc
fin 500 ". Ncrc, % hcn %norbIiQc
&uort inr finn icr llrcr 'locn iii en-
@rla al $3.50 pr. Mere.
EUlf Gunnfn iur Trulronino.
Nolf Golultn bar ii0itc WououQ mco
hctpocliQ N%}nioritct bcllllttct at lrGQc
ipc; mco NrolUQuinA al inc %nuoc
r,ic ~ at uoiicoc Nonoo til ct Nclcb
al , Minioucr Collars ill at bctalc
bcrior. Cana Gomtp hor iontti0i1
iortoitct GoriInQct MI NrolrQuinq.
Ger opitoo uhcloiQuIa Ell Strio ON
hpiIfc &cic ifuIoc brolrgnc@. % Stri
Sen bIcp ino bitter, at ocn lcococ ill
belle Ylancna NcbcrlaQ. Ger cr olt
inn M TO Counter, iom bnr i~orfoitct
@roIrgniug - CANA oN StorD.
Nh Strai Nicnucmiprt. 81. Z.
Sbo0lc / Boone icircoc her ON 0aQen
Ben i~orpcnteoc nlninocIiNc Serlpq-
ming me6 al tiprc lin Nutomobil ino
gicnncm DC oobbcItc luttc0c Gore i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04
SaimpiS.
Wriicpriicn S21.1h $

@riicprIicn S21.75. Taa Warfc,
Oct ! Chicago bctaliea iibltc Sirsoag
lnotll S2l.75 pr. 100 Trno for
@rl'c, bpIlfet CT Den beicitc TriS
n~ogenltnoe naaet. Gen bsicite Yris
! Sill iorrigc Nar bar $t9.40. Ici
lngocS, al oct mcitc al De Brnntcrc,
iom M fiebcS til ocnnc nipopanlia
bcic TriH, or beitcmt Tor Troonftcr
I'll uolsr'el, 5 Den SuIi Waanco.
Der gif iorub FOR bort 9anos GriaS.
ertlprlna, par $10.25 oct beicite
0riiepriien naacoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-04
Montana.
Stur &pntprbggning brrnbt. 6

Stor aontOrbDsning brrnbt. Gen
ltorc gabcocf-S elpibge &pntorbpg.
ming / billings bleo Ssnoag n9iten
belt soelagt peo Sloebranb, og ga.
bet %anilaaes til $250,0O0. Smtrent
so Grocent al Sabet antoaes bpffet
peo Islurance. Sffe minore emo 81
forifielige Sirntaer bapoe 2cfaler /
gpgningen.