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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. You can make
$500 To 1900 per month selling paint.
t'boirr NJ territory. Tho Tourainc Co.
OuInbv Bldg. Cleveland. q jc-21-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE will start you in the cleaning and
dyeing business; little capital needed
big profits. Write for booklet Ben
Vonde System. Dept 3s1, Charlotte, n.
&c. je-2l-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

TEXAS oil fields made fortunes for poor
men. We sell five years lease on one
acre $50 three acres. $50 IN Mccullock
county. Has several producing wells.
Provident OIL Lease Co. 507 Bank Bldg,
Denver, Colo. Je-21-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

wAHTED-SalC~mCn HiGhclasS, state
and distric, rcprrScntativc--will allow
5000 and expenses to man who can quail
nv for permanent position. S. G. Co..
2S32 Michigan Ave. Chicago. Ill.
jc-2l-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

OWN an oil lease in direct line produc-
ton, near deep wells. Texas oil belt.
Small payment. One acre may make you
rich Map free. Write Yates Lease Syn
dictate, Dallas. Texas. Je-2l-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

wANTED-Two mon 10 work news
agents on B. & o. trains. Apply
nj Union News Co.. of B. e. o, Dcpo'.
City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
REDEMPTION OF BONDS NOTICE.

Commissioners of the Rcfunding Loan
of 1902, jc-17-r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
THE PEOPLE
ARE At LAST
WAKING Up
irINss suREAu AT srATE cApIrAll

TIRES BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Sept. LITTLE
league of nations question is now
squarely before the people of Indiana.
President Wilson has stated his case be-
fore the largest crowd ever gathered in
Indiana TO hear a speech. Senator John
son has made his reply to a smaller
crowd, limited by the small capacity Of
the hall IN which he spoke
That the people of Indiana are consid-
ering the question seriously there is no
doubt. At both meetings communities
outside of Indiana were literally repre-
scented. 1t is hard TO say. however. on
which side of the fence the ma ority
stands. Many. no doubt. are doubtful as
10 what should be done These have
gone to the meetings to learn and they
are now in a position to reach their
own conclusions. Others have attended
the meetings out Of curiosity-this was
especially true of part of the crowd at
the Wilson rneet-but the majority evil
IDENTIFY are seriously trying to learn
where they should use their influence.
tor in the long run most people have be-
ie1e the view OF the public will be re-
hected by congress.
wilson's argument for the league IN
doubtedly created great deal of sent'-
mcnt in its favor. He struck a popular
cord with his demand that his critics
put up or shut up" Senator johnson
appeared in answer to this challenge and
gave his answer in no uncertain terms.
Both sides have appeared here and have
created discussions among people who
had never seriously considered the prob
lem before.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
Steel WORKERS
MEETING AT
Ind. HARB0R
Allied Iron and Steel Work
ers Rush to Complete
Their Organization.

IN anticipation Of the big strike Of
steel workers which has been set for
September %. the Allied Iron and Steel
workers Council Is hurrying to COM
plete the organization of the different
branches in cities Of the Calumet region
where there are still some OF the work
crs who have not Joined.
meeting of the council was held
IN the Auditorium Hall AT Indiana. Har-
Dor last night. The coming strike was
discussed and campaign outlined by
which II is hoped TO recruit into the
organization what few workers have
remained out. 1t was voted to hold a
big mass meeting at the Auditorium
Hall at O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Sep
tomber "a
In order to see that the meeting is
brought to the attention OF all Of the
workers of the territory. large demon
STATIONS will be held in the streets of
Indiana Harbor Saturday evening and
Sunday morning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
TWin City
Neus Notes

Mr. and Mrs. z. Lehman Of Chicago.
who have been visiting the homes of
Charles Ritz in Fir St and William
McGaughey in Ivy St, have departed for
their home. Prior TO their leave they
enjoyed a birthday celebration in honor
Of Mrs Nftz who Is their daughter and
held yesterday at her home. where many
friends were hidden to enjoy the event.
The Nu Epsilon Club held another OF
their pleasurable events this week at
the home Of Miss Sadie Joyce. in l45th
St Cards were the diversion with Mrs.
Leonard Kolb scoring highest for the
award. Dainty refreshments were SERVED
with the announcement that the next
meeting will be with Mrs. ]. v. Rear
don in North Todd ave. in two weeks.
The Peter Kleinman residence in Fir
ST was the scene of a merry gathering
Of young folks last evening in the cele-
bration OF the coming marriage of Mrs.
Kieinman's brother. Ben Honoroff. who
recently came to this city from Gary
aud opened a drug store in Gutherie St
The bride-to-be is Miss Charlotte Lip
kind of Irving Park Chicago. The house
decorations consisted mostly of floral
arrays in pink carnations and pink roses
and an elaborate course luncheon was
served. Many beautlful GIFTS were De-
slowed on the future Mrs. Honorof.
Miss Anna Lipkind. sister to Miss Char
lotte rendered several vocal solos with
her sister as accompaniste at the piano.
Interpretive dances were given by Miss
Esther Kamerosky of Gary and very
ld.aI evening enjoyed by the many who
were present.
Mrs John A. Jones. Of North Magouu
ave- has been entertaining company the
greater part of the summer which in
Guided her sister. Mrs. G. NJ. Evans OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. her brother. Morgan
| Thomas of Chicago. both of whom have
returned to their respective hon.es. Dur
| ling their visit here there was a re-
union dinner 10 which all the relatives
were III attendance.
A school of instruction for all local
Royal Eeighbors will be held at Indiana
HARDER under sponsorship OF Mayhower
| Camp with the East Chicago Royal
| Neighbor Camp exemplifying the degree
work of date October End. when the
entire day will be given over in work
| pertaining to district and national i'm
pUrtance. All camps in the vicinity are
urged to have candidates ready for ad-
| nittance al the evening session of that
date. District officers will be present at
the meeting and advises through CORES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
GARY GETS NO
SUGAR PROMISED

Although County Food Adminis' rator
Roy G. Parry is concerned ever the fact
that Gary has a sugar famine and to be
plain speaking he is up against II" as
telcgrams and Communications sent to
the state officials giving him some power
to take some action has so far brought
no answers.
Today there are only few stores
that have sugar for sale in this city and
although it has scared to II and Is cents
a pound. residents are only too glad TO
get IL at that pracc. The sale IS now
being confined 70 two pounds 70 each
purchaser
Although Indiana has been allotted 40
cars of sugar by the state equalization
board for distribution over the stare. the
amount allotted 10 Gary will only he
suffice to tide the sugar situation over
for only few days. II Lake county
got whole car Gary's share would not
be large enough TO be noticeable
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
CANADA rs
MUCH OPPOSED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. lS.--Canada will
oppose any change in the league of ma
lions covenant which would equalize the
representation of Great Britain and the
United States. Cabinet ministers made
this plain today during tho debate on
the peace treaty.
Great Britain gave millions in men
and treasure to the war while the United
States gayd only hundreds of thou
sands" declared w. +. Cockshutt, mem
Der of parliament from Brantford. and
a leading government supporter. Surely
then. Great Britain is entitled TO greater
representation in the league
He pointed out that il Great Britain 5
vote in Tho league were equalized with
that of the United States il would deny
Canada a voice. Such measure. hc
warned. would be vigorously opposed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
ARRANGING FOR
ROYAL TOUR
9rxclusdve Gable 70 the I. N. s. and the
London Daily Express)

Exclusive Gable 70 the I. N. s. and the
London Daily Expresso
ANTWERP, Sept 1S.-While ali inc
details of the American tour Of KING
Albert. Queen Elizabeth and the Belgian
crown prince have not yet been arranged
j, has been decided that they shall san
on the transport Agamemnon about
Sent. %. will spend about a month visit
ing American cities and may return oy
way Of Canada. it was learned today.
The party will land at New York ana
will visit Boston. Philadelphia Clncln-
natl. Chicago and Washington II =
likely that the king and queen viii at
tend a concert in Cincinnati
\ party of Belgian business men who
are leaving for the United states were
received in audience by King Albert yes
terday. They are taking INJURIOUS pres
snts 20 President and Mrs. Wilson. in
Guiding a table service of Brussels china
decorated with painted pictures of the
works where the pieces were made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsvicEl

NEW YORK. Sept 13.-Stocks con-
tinued In demand at the opening Of tho
stock market today and initial gains
ranged from fractions to five points.
The oil stocks were most prominent.
Mexican Petroleum advanced az TO Eli;
Pan American Petroleum l. TO 1872; Cali
fornia Petroleum Il to 54lz and Royai
Dutch one point TO 80.
Steel common rose Il 70 1o47s, while
Baldwin advanced two points 70 l29 Il
and Bethlehem steel b over one point 70
92%. Crucible jumped 5 points to 1851.
Marine pfd. advanced 3 70 12l%
American International Is to los and
Marine common q TO 60s4.
United Retail stores was prominent
and advanced 2ss TO 1O3s. studehaker
made a gain OF ia to 117ia: Keyston,
Tire nearly one point TO above g. anc
Industrial Alcohol / y to 134A.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
THEY WILL
NOT STRIKE
fINrEaNA1IoHaL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
DETROIT. Mich, Sept l3.-There
will be no strike OF Maintenance and
Way employees and railway shop labor
erS.
A telegram received by brotherhood
officials in convention here today from
washington announced that the over
time pay demands of the track workers
will be met by the government and as
this is the choice of the grievance Of
the men. officials OF the union are con-
4dent a strike viii be averted.
The message. said to be signed by the
acting director general of railroads
asked that the national committee re-
Gently in Washington in conference with
the administration over the wage issue,
be returned to the capital for further
conferences and the announcement was
made that the committee would comply
with the request,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
MANY NOBLE
HOLSTERS FELL
rlnrERNArIoNAL NEws sERvIcEl

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. IS. -
Three thousand one hundred forty-eight
Hoosiers made the supreme sacrifice
during the world war, according to fig-
ures just compiled by the Indiana His
toricaI Commission. Deaths of Indiana
soldiers. sailors. marines and nurses are
distributed as follows:
Killed in action. 963-
Missing in action. Isl.
Died from wounds. 26S.
Died Of disease. 1.45e.
Died from accident or other causes, 10
Nurser who died in service. 10.
Checking up of reports may add an
other 100 or $50 names to the list J. W.
oliver. director of the commission. stat
Cd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
PERSHING TO STAY
IN WASHINGTON
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcE1

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-Gen J
u. Pershing. will remain in Washing
ton for the present TO be at the dis
posal OF congress in the event that
body desires to consult him. Secretary
of War Baker. announced this after
noon following his conference with
the commander-in-chi Of the Ameri-
can overseas forces.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
MARKET CLOSES
STRONG TODAY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sFRvIcEl


NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-The market
closed strong today. stocks continued in
good demand In the late dealings with
most Of the active issues rising up to
new high records for the day in the last
few minutes, Merican Petroleum selling
at new high record of 214z. reacting
three points at the close Baldwin Loco
motive was in urgent demand. advancing
to 1854. closing at 134k. and Steel
common touched 1O5. reacting to Io44
at the close
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGS-Top $3.50; heavyweight
s16.25 a 1900; medium weight. sl6.75 a
1926; light weight. 1855 Q1S.25: light
lights. s15.6Oai75o: heavy packing
sows. smooth. s1525a16.00; packing
sows. rough. s1450q1.Oo; pigs. $3.50 q
1850.
Receipts. 1000; market
compared with week ago choice year
lings. steady: native steers. 50q75 low
er: common and IN between grades. 100
q $50 lower: bulls. steady; calves. so a
100 higher; others, 50G lower.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
20 HURT IN
CAR ACCIDENT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVfcEl
SCRANTON. Pa, Sept. 13.-Twenty
were injured. six seriously. in panic
which followed the blowing out Of a
controller on the platform OF a street
car in West Scranton. Pa, today. Men
and women jumped through the windows
and many were trampled upon. The car
caught fire. aiding TO the excitement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
WILSON IN TACOMA
JOHN EDWIN NEvIh
tsr.FF coRREsPoSDENr I. n. SERVICE

tsTlFF CORRESPONDENT Z. n sERVIcEI
TACOMA. WASH. Sept. 13.-Di-
recty appealing for ratification Of tho
treaty OF Versailles on material as
well as humanitarian grounds. Presi-
dent Wilson here. in Tacoma today.
continued his appeal to the people
This was to be his crowded Satur-
day. The first stop here in this stur-
dy metropolis OF the North was TO be
the prelude to wind-up in Seattle
that promised seriously 70 tax the
staying powers Of the nations chief
executive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

BCTTER-Creamery extras. 54tz II
Soc; hrsts. 49G 52tsc
EGGS-Current receipts 3s644i7c;
ordinary firsts. SO 40isc; frsts. Az a
45Iac: extras. 46Isc.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. SOC.
chickens. 26 a 29c; springs. Csc; ROSTERS,
1Sc: geese, 22c; ducks. &c.
PoTAToEs-New Ohios. s2.75G 500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
HOLD UP MEN
BUSY IN GARY

As he was nearing his home at Forty
fourth avenue and Jackson street in
Gary shortly after midnight yesterday
Harry Angelon found himself looking
into the barrels of two revolvers. two
young bandits having jumped from the
shadows of some shrubbery and demand
ed his valuables.
Angelic surrendered himself. one OF
the youths covering him with a revolver
while the other went through his
clothes. After securing a sum of $50
the hold-up men ordered him to walk
straight ahead and not look around until
he had turned the corner. They disap-
peared in the darkness. He was able to
secure a good description of them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
STRIKE CASES
ACCUMULATING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEHNINEI
WASHINGTON. Sept. l3.-Therc We're
today fifty-seven strikes before the de-
partment Of labor for settlement and in
addition. ninety-siX controversies which
had not reached the strike stage. OF
this total of 153 cases pending. thirty
six were new cases brought 70 the at
tention of the department during the
week. This compared with nineteen and
thirtv-five. respectively. for the two pre-
vious weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CLOSE.

CoRN-No. 2 mixed. $780, a ~:
white. s1.40: yellow. sl.391s; mixed.
sf.5s; white. 1.39Q141; yellow.
sl.39 mixed, sf.37 yellow. S1.s7.
OATS-No. . white. 67lsc: white. SO
d65l5c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

"one big union.
BY almost an unanimous vote the
convention sustained "A ruling OF Act
ing President John l.. Lewis that
substitute resolution offered BY Dele
gate Hardness of Illinois. providing
for calling an aIlzindustrial congress
for the purpose OF forming one bog
union was out Of order
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
ONE
BIG UNION

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 1S-The
United Mine Workers OF America a
gain went on record today against the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

vEAL-5o to so lbs. &c. 70 to SO lbs
IS a csc; so to 100 lbs. 2s0 &c: fancy
2sc; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs
t2q15c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

A you reading The Times1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

First Congregational church Of East
Chicago. corner Magoun avenue and
145th st. Rev. James Ostema. pastor.
Sunday school at $50 a. m: preaching
by pastor at fo45 a m. and 7:45 p. m.
Music furnished by large choir at both
services. Prayer meeting and Bible
study Wednesday night at 7:45- You
are always welcome at all services.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Su @ciitlios Wcuinn.

trnatcr set iom min RIiet at gipc ct
prIiet oq ionot GioneSbpro anaoo.
cnoc Or. YcterS aurifo," Ifriner
Ioitor %. 5. @eouporlont, Soane'
preit peo Ct. 0ni,l / Grmitc, Cue.
Gan. Seq bar MI brrigt bette 9Gae'
miocl i ct 9lor og for iigc. al Oct
life bor i'm 2iac iom S~tprfcmioocI
og NcnSning@mioocl for @looet. Oct
or uomGrfet. 6olf. iom her bar be
npttct benne Meoicin, cr benrnft opcr
oen. Zen cr Ell &elaisrer Tor Den
itaftcl@, liocn6e Otenneifebco."
@reoe, iom opemGpuie, taller Tor
liz icIp. 9ocrIi9ere StoOiGitelie er
lmeopeuoia. Or. VcterS Grrifo bar
Nm Tor lit 6eIo / @ebonolingen al
Iegemli9c SiOelicr, ion1 in9en ailoer
Wcoicin bar opnooet. Gen err life til
at foo pno Ipotcferne. Speciellc
Ngentcr ioripner Solt ocruch oireftC
ira 2oboratoriet. 6or nGrmere lin
o~crretnin6 "TRIP til O.. Fctcr 6a6r
men & Cons So, 250t @oibingtou
@Ipo., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Get par cit goo 6angit. Betty bao
DC mig MI inOeituugt i mort arreIt
o1 piIbe uoen Ioil haze mig ser, inc
til lea crflrreoc mig pinig til at ret
te mig cfter betoeS Billie. Sea per.
teoe at hiu ifltloe looe bore ira iia,
men io%rgiGorS. SiIiioit banfeoe leg
pao Geren.
"Spoo or 0et2"
"Wfsrft2 Scg opergiuer mig"
"Dscter on, at or oil iortrQc?"
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"Sfpno sig 0d."
"Sffe her, Clip mia MS isrIt."
Get tog Ell go0 Stuno iSr ieg fun.
DC ouerbeuiic benoe ON. at lea uirfe,
Iia piI6e boloe Orb.
"a ieg peI por fommet uS, too lea
Nettp m0er 4rmen. @i aif ino
Sapelnlen. Ser intte nj os / en- Iiocn
Sofa. Seq Iiiteoe min Arm riutot
hefl6cs 2iu.
Seq iog6e 10. at icq life bcrtc
hpcrfen eli Ntouo cuer Ell auinoc.
Get par bare en- ,Sllgl Tom iana!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

aIeronber gugee, Tom Dor Der. Saa
err Der inaa Silent % Stucr PED Bel.
Ell. Der Dor Aslnig Storgunro, Git
igien meo Ell Sfr9boer; Der Dor &of-
fefonen Wartbe Soluang % Stepne-
pione Inbreas Seigen, o. Seitrene
Mogann. 90 ioa ale biSie imaa
oelitelte 8ooroe pao Wtoolioen.
Gbr. &ebbaf, iom er &aSIerer for
S~pgefasIen, bnr buffet op", iaa bet
err ell 2pit. 2igeoon asIaf Spftc-
Itao.
Ser err Ell boorlig, imol @ei OBJ
oper til Saqonn, og M, oa Ste9net
bapoc ifamieret Ben, q oct ioopiit
ingen 2pittur meo iaa boarlig uoru'
iteoe Sfpo8greier, iom Ri buooe,
Oct err ct @rtos ltnoer, at life
6olf fisrcr iig ubior / sc imolc Spin.
ger, Iont b9rer lige / 6oSien cQcr /
ltr og 6icloet. &inben bapoc ogioo
foret iloc meb SfoQen Ser opoper,
Der bar nemIig Ell poloiom @inb, iom
ieg bar nrunt fag.
Sa, oct er ri9ti9 Goaonne. Ioff
% Gal, Siea o. Nilt iii begge Sioer.
0ten SSolf Dor og bigger Der III iont
Sc bar giort ira ~rminbelige Cher,
% Sc leper pcll Sfog or set o9 &ig.
Dom tiQi9c. &nllt % 9lSlaf 9aIet
(9rpbre) or rige. Smut bar forre-
item ififtet no til fine Barn M, men
ban iio6er life pan bar gaffe for Set.
Cor, ploitc Sennelt, bar lat op Ell
pen gpgnina neoe uco &eielt. Ser
bar ban Sutif % Santiliebefpemntc-
Iigbeo, o. iao bar ban Den elle "a
len. Seiterel @~itnnbilb, iom er ltgiIt
en6nl,, bar ogino iaaet ct 9olSbrllo.
sos beltoe Dor TorUIorelte anllt oq
Gunnbilo. Saa bar gaSuc, gilt
meo &~oIormonoer, OIop @inolnno,
facet 9iube. Clan err en- SpefuIant,
ban fieber og iGlger Sfog og ticner
ooot. Nil bar ban fipbt Sfog al
N5lof 9alcn og Oriper Der meb Sugit
og Storing.
s @eiteronIs Sfog oripeS ser o.
ioo. Ssnnen 9iprn 8eIterOal, Tom
er 2prer Ser, Dor pon 0nlaitaul. s
GoISerGnoen itaar ltngbonlslofalet
"6ieQbeim", ct lint Slts.
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@amlebeimen, Mloen, inn ligger ct
Stpffe ira SalSgrGnoen. ri bauOe
nGret mango elmer paa Teien pg
bar boaoe % %iroSne.
Stprer pna Seinlen er @llnllor
Sougann % apnen Inoren, fommen
fra Siellbeim.
6elgenoe 8omle bar ser: Slao
@effbus, apiteSeib; @orbro &aaof,
Mtorgeoal; 8unnbilo 9rpniulpsoat=
ter ira @raaoal; Isloug grltbaug,
@orgeoaI; Sigrio Hrnningen, Mor-
geoal; &etil &ilen oe en-, iom beo
Spar fra Worgeool; Ssren 2onos-
perf, Salpor Sltoeitao, Cline Sfare,
Weorgeoal; 9orgbiIo Somme og IiIS
SoIitm.
Rl pilbe hi gna oen SierbingS
Sci til glafre, men Der bar ct poIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
fra Telemarfen.
Gn Snr siennem Salann % Mlorse'
bal. Ilifens Npt ira @aaro
pa 0r9nb.

Si CT MI / Gluten al September.
"sGeeoilts", lite September, par Ell
l~lpeirsbog al Gelten, % oa er oct
ioapiit "Deaaneospeir" So oct llaar
inb / SsIt, FOR oct bnr p9ret &egl
paa Iegn % Slom, ioa S9ffe og
GIpe err Iaa itore, of 5olf bar pGret
rGobe for llorasninger. 9et pPrite
err meb Maoen, iom itaar noe. aorll
% SABRE uifaaret og paa Stour,
iampel her / apiteseio, buooe paa
Treitegaorben og ANDRE Steoer. Get
Ter isrgeligt ub Tor Soteterne ogiao.
slgreltc bIir / Ell Sole, og BERTH font
mer Iaa Ssrraaboenbeo. Solf bar,
Iont 5 peb, iaaet en- Mtasie / Iar,
Iau oct ifal bolbe boorot at faa ber-
get / Sus alt.
Soag, Senbag t7oe eiter Srinita'
tis, reerler bet iomt % Iamt. Ser
bar perct Confirmation / &plteSeio
Strife ioog, forriee Senoag / Sraa-
oal % n9Ite Selg / Srunfeberg.
apitcseio er ct ltort EreitegiGlo.
Iorrige Spnoag bar set Spgifule-
itepnc poa Ssgifulegoarben lltiunO.
Saafon %aspeien og SaIuban 6rei-
hon holot 6orebrog. Seq bapoe al
orig bsrt Iaspeien Tor, ban ifal mi
fare omfring. og bape Silipn meo
Sfolerne oper 9anoet. Seq mac il
&c, of oct par ct al De beolte Sore
Drag, jeg bar bort.
Seq bapbe 9eieg al Gro Sbeito
fra 9aaroal, og ri bar beItemt pad
at tage SfpbS og fierc oper til Sal
Ianit, til @afre, benoes Sobebiem.
Manoag bar oct iaooant poloiomt
llpeir, at hi laa rolige bienme.
Sirsbag reiite ri laa meo SfpoS ira
apiteSeiobpen. Ser bar iaa lopelloe
meb Seiret ira Worgenen al, metl
hi bar life fonlnnet lan9t paa Sci,
for Gc9let bar oper os igien. Oct
par Seleionoamen Gagnbilo ears
batter Stranorof, Ioru ifpoiebe for
@lsleitab. &el,bea Saber og Wtober,
GGeiL bar fiebt &eggtpeit / Sneitc-
orGnoen o. flpttet ira Sreingen. Gt
firf, fpif Sente, men en- nsiel &eit,
Tom bar lebet paa Geluloie baaoe /
CONNER oe flor |inter. Ser er
iaa paffert Ger borteoner til 2unoe.
paIls9rGnben. 2unoepoQ ienAre er
niit oct iterite @~oorbsbriig / &pites.
eio cners er Der iaa mango Stor-
gaaroc. Sfripergaorben Sfibiteb, Ell
%ganunel, erprroig 8aaro, og iaa
oGe be imaa nette Siemmene Der om-
firing. Crit 2pbers, iom bar opret
/ @merifa, bar bpgeet iig ct paffert
Stem, Iom beoer Slatelanb. Toa
Staalano, Iom @urnleif Salen eieoe
pg bpggeoe op, eies MI al Slagte-
barbler Sallpor SusaaS. San Ieier
bort Sopeobpeningen til Yrofesior