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The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

the United States Golf association de. clared him ineligible 10 compete IS TIT amateur.
 Now. however. with peace in the land and his amateur status no longer questioned, he has the fever again. He is eager 10 cut loose and looks forward to playing in the big events of 1919, more especially the national open and amateur, if they are held.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
FOIL REMAINS AS MANAGER
Cleveland Indians-Chance of Securing Leonard.

Lee Fohl, manager of the Cleveland Indians for the last three anu Il half years. will be re=engaged for the eota- ing season, according to James Dunn, president of the Cleveland club. An offer was made to Iris Speaker. star outfielder of the club, but Iris has turned 1t down.
 Fohls re-eugagement is well re- ceived here, as if was felt that Lee has been real successful with the material at his disposal and had Cleveland in the race during practi-
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

 mfrendlnes since would delay in it's which legislatures in January and from which
  Indiana Iowa. Kansas Minnesota Nebraska NevaGa
  Rhode Island South
  Wisconsin Wyoming Florida andAp
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
REVIVE SOCCER IN ENGLAND
Authorities Losing No Time in Re.Es- tablishng Sport-To Start Cup
 Tie Series.

With the conclusion of the war Eng fish soccer authorities are losing no time in re-establishing the league series so popular before the war. It is likely an English cup tie series will be started shortly after the start of the new year. The sport will shortly be resumed in Ireland. Scotland and Wales, where it draws big crowds.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
SIOO Reward. S1N

Catarrh is a local disease greatly infiu. enced by constitutional conditions. It therefore requires constitutional treat, ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys- tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease. gives the patient strength by improving the general health and assists nature in doing it's work s1O0.0o for any case oi Catarrh that HALLS CAIAhHf1 MEDICINE fails to cure.
 Druggists 75c Testimonials free.
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,. Toledo, Ohio.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Political Corruption.

Corruption in political life is really skepticism. It is d distrust. disuse which has lasted so long that it has grown into disbelief of political prin- eiples. of the first fundamental truths of the sacredness of government and the necessity of righteousness.-Phil lips Brooks.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add oz. Bay Rum, small box of Barbo Compound, and A oz. of glyoerine Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it at home at very little cost. Full directions for mak- ing and use come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft and glossy It will not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub f.Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

vote for the federal amendment ana work for its immediate submission.
 Quick action is imperative, since in 25 states the legislative session lasts 60 days or less; in others it ranges from 70 to 90. In Alabama the legisla- ture meets every four years. and in all but four other states the sessions are biennial. Ratification, if not secured within the next three months will therefore be delayed two years.
 To hold the amendment over until thn next session according to state
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
INTERESTING
 SpOpT PARAGRAPHS

Harvard university has started pre- liminary rowing practice.
 Santa Clara university is the latest to take up the soccer football game.
 
 Fred Mitchell wants the majors to make a rule abolishing all out on Il foul fly.
 If the Athletics don't go on spring training trip it isn't likely the Phillies will either.
 Tilie Walker, once one of our fence tiring club.
 Manager Mack of the Athletics has given Outfelder Oldring his uncondi- tional release.
 Eleven sectional associations are n part of the United States National Lawn Tennis association.
 The franchises of the Washington and St. Louis clubs haven't been trans ferred in several days now.
 Branch Hickey of the Cards, who went to France as q major, is recover ing from an attack of pneumonia. The Cubs of next season promise to look about as they did in the late campaign, plus Alexander. That will make them look even better.
 Branch Hickey will probably drop his job as president of the Cards to become manager next season Hen driclls is slated to get the gate. Jimmy Wilde and Pal Moore prob ably will meet in 20round bout in London in March. Promoters would guarantee both boxers big sums. Sunday baseball will probably be made legal in New York state at the coming session of the legislature. Gov
 
 
 Billy Maher of Erie, Pa, who fought such lightweights as Bat Nel- son and Ad Wolgast, has returned from France wearing three wound stripes.
 It has been reported that the Louis vile club of the American association k for sale, but c. II. Wathen. presi- dent of the club. states that the pres ent owners do not care to sell Griffith refuses to worry any about the prospect of losing Johnny Lavan. The shortstop is on sea duty, but that doesn't mean he can't be back with the Nationals when the season opens. Brooklyn sehoolboys will play hockey, eight schools enlNring teams. Browns only football victory this season was gained against Dartmouth. and incidentally 1t was the most deci- sive victory Brown has ever scored over Dartmouth.
 
 John F. Madden has retained a num- Der of the yearlngs he bred and will race them next season in the Madden family name with his two sons, Capt. John F. Madden, Jr., and Joseph E. Madden, as his partners.
 
 Most of the minors are getting all set to do business at the old stands in the spring There will be plenty of players for them
 
 Looks as if the fans won't have to wear overcoats when they go to any games next season, now that every thing is set to cut the schedules. Michigan has wonderful kicker in Steketes. He has kicked number of field goals and almost never misses n goal from touchdown no matter what the angle may be.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

So 1t is not surprising that few of the army divisions of the A E. F. are known among the fighting men by their official numerical designation.
 For example, the Thirty-seventh division is naturally known as the Buckeye, as it is made up of National Guardsmen from Ohio. The Eighty fourth, composed of men from lndi ana, Illinois and Kentucky, is the Lin coin division. The Forty-first. made up from Oregon. Washington, Mon tana, Idaho, Wyoming and North
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

he succeeds. President Baker now ad- mits that the reason that he let Moran out was that tll after did not main tain proper discipline among the play CTS. He also complains that Moran did not reside in Philadelphia in the winter time and even lived outside the city during the summer months.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

ters. One executors account book One original land account book of Washington, covering period 1762-17S4, inclusive. Key to house in which Gen eral Washington was born. One mosaic top of General Washington's snuffbox One invitation to dine, addressed to Benjamin West.
 Deed on parchment for 550 acres of land, dated October 25, 1750. Deed on parchment for 319 quarter acres of land dated February oS 177o Deed
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Don't stay upset! Eat a tablet oi Pape's Diapepsin and instantly your stomach feels fine. All the indigestion pain, gases, acidity and misery in the stomach ends.
 Pape's Diapepsin tablets cost little at any drug store but there Is no surer or quicker stomach relief known. Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Inside Stuff.

The Business Man-Yon will notice that the market reports indicate that cotton IS nervous
 The Nonbusiness Mau-Yeh, but it hasn't anything on wool underwear when 1t comes to Il sure-fire case of fidgets.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

DtVOIHe GTIt CtHTFaT TO1HT OT me morial tree planting scheme in honor of the sailors and soldiers who gave their lives in the war. The call fol- lows:
 At this Christmas season let us consider plans for making the com munfty Christmas tree permanent. In such a tree We would have reminder of the year-around Christmas spirit and daily lesson before us all of what the Christmas spirit means, to say nothing of the elimination of the
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
How 1t Turns Out.

Love is blind" launched out the chronic quoter for the 'steenth time.
 Quite true." agreed the henpeeked man. glaneing furtiyely about, but after marriage a man has his eyes opened and a woman develops q keen sense of touch"
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
The Underworld.

Silas Gin a whispeD-Did you git peep at the underworld at all while you wuz in New York, Ezry?
 Ezra-Three times. b'gosh Subway twice an ratscellar once. .'-Buffalo EX- press
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
cu+;eura sootbes l.chino Scalp

On retiring gently rub spots of dan- !druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
 ment. Next morning shampoo with sCuticura Soap and hot water. Make
 them your everyday toilet preparations
 and have clear skin and soft, white
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Here's Thrift in Athletics.

Williams college went through the 1917 and 191S athletic seasonS without drawing on it's reserve fund. The New Englmders made sports pay.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
STOMACH UPSET? PAPE'S DlAPEPSlN AT ONCE ENDS souRNEss, GASES, AclDiTY,
 INDIGESTION.

Lumps of undieested food causing pain. When your stomach is acid, gas- sy sour or you have heartburn. fatu- fence, headache or dyspepsia, here Is Instant relief-No waiting
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Shaw Is Versatile.

Charley Shaw. Columbia university intercollegiate half-mle champion and star hafback, promises to develop into q basketball star. too.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
arne Death Roll.

It was stated recently by Governor General Buxton in Cape Town that there had been 10000 deaths from in fluenza during the recent epidemic in South Africa. This figure included both whites and blacks.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
pian n.n eoruicn can,n

The Navy win hold next November % as an open date on it's football schedule in the hope of filling it with West Point
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Star Hurdler Loses Leo.

Lieut.. John l.. Mckeown. high hur- dler at the University of Illinois in 1915. who won all Western honors. has had leg amputated. Injuries sus- tained in an airplane fall cost him q limb.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Soccer Follows Flag, Too.

Baseball follows the flag but it isn't the only game that does. An Uncle sam" soccer team. made up of Ameri. can soldiers, beat team of Czecho- Slovak soldiers in Siberia, 8 goals to 2
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Permanent Christmas Trees and Memorial Planting

Forestry association community fA emanent Ie the omnty tree in places
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

 will be found should 
  the scheme suit the city community StnaSt tree'
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Nicknames Replace Division Numbers in A. E. F.

HE American nicknames him.
 There Uncle douhboy leatheneek
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Where, Oh, Where, Are Cherry Tree and Ratchet?

TT R.
  Memorial hall the academy
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Bio Squad at Great Lakes.

More than forty candidates are out for the Great Lakes naval training station basketball team.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Mt isn't always safe to bump up FEainst train of thought when it is
 Al motion.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Why Managers Get Gray.

M:fler Huggins will take 26 pitch CTS South with the Yankee outfit.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
WASHlNGTONk.} .}
 aEEslG:, E9A, SIDELIGH1S X. g5E sga 2 National Guard? Then It Must Be Reconstructed

ASIINGTON congress service will have When
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
This Pleases Harvard.

Lieut.. Robert H. Gross. hockey and baseball star. has returned to Har- yard
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
SuAragsts Organizing a New Amendment Drive

vYy TH
 resolutions calling
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Y sanitary, round the net expect
 of filth in vely injuri-
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
When Your Eyes Need Care
 Try Murine Eye Remedy

No Smarting = Just Eye Comfort. 60 cents at Druggists or mail Write for Free Rye Book.
 MURINE EYE REMEDY CO., CHICAGO
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

 reeding pen rous fellow which speak
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
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on Floor gs on

n leaves, he dried lrishnnent yes to lie -he fowls uce many llcul y ih
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The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Billy Maher of Erie, Pa, who fought such lightweights as Bat Nel- son and Ad Wolgast has returned from France wearing three wound StriDeS
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Harvard university has started pre- liminary rowing practice.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Michigan has a wonderful kicker in Steketes. He has kicked a number of field goals and almost never misses n goal from touchdown no matter what the angle may be.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Looks as if the fans won't have to wear overcoats when they go to any games next season, now that every thing is set to cut the schedules.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

IL has been reported that the Louis vile club of the American association k for sale, but c. II. Wathen, presi- dent of the club. states that the pres ent owners do not care to sell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Sobnm SeImcS'Ti0tc.

SEQ pil beoe ON YIars / "Yoiten"s
Spdltcr for noele anerficnoeuoe ORR til
beoite for ben gooe % pafre So8 Soban
Selnes' "@eltlanostoncr".
ILIe bar il IGit ON bette Gert, bog
bar mango Lille enbnu life forifaffet
Jig ct Grerupar al BET, % bar oerpeo
ganet Clip al en- iiclben InlcSrins.
Sogcu er for eoo til iaa!ebeS uoen
uben pioere at forbigaaes, % i%aapanne,
Der enbru life eicr Den, pil ieg tiIraooe
at bcnptte jig al ben anlebnin9, Der
enbmi gipes til at faa erbolbe penne
praatfuINe 9i9riamIins al So1an Sell
res. Sn9en fan tilfulbe tolfe Sogeils
innbe Barb. Sen ma lries for ret at
pproirttes.
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"Se ltlnnosioner" M meo bet %iarnrte,
f9r BET after gIemneS. Seno 9eitiIs
ling, nteb II Solar (9o9ens Sris) til
81. &. Spltcr Tubliibing Co., @finneapps
lis. Wlinn.
&ermeo tattes Saskatchewan % 2riers
ne bilies. Bertha @artlanb.
8olfep Gitp, N. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

paa BEN unberoeili9e Suoionilob og Der
ilagebcs fm gp % ira 9npn. 9eb Bat
tern Ydrt, uoenfor Oct b%ersmntelige
gdnle Cattle @arben, Iad Ell bel Snos
gerebe af tngne tpitc lluberoauosbadbe.
SiI Selo for Srpenes Srp9beo % Sigs
forenoes frebelige Girte ltaar Snfel
Gam bog M ielp oeb usSaaoencs Hat.
90 bans riooerlliae Sticrnebnnuer nteo
bet iibite 2ibertps Saan5 lpic gictorps
Stag nuiebe oper benz.
Sen 10oe Wai afgit "Selig Slap"
after ira Yetp gorf meo benimob 800
Yasiagcrer. Sc Tom ira ipreote egne
/ llniteO Crates, enfelte ira Ieitinoien,
Sibirien 90 andre fjerne 2anoc. Stans
binapcr / itnbist itigenbe initial bar re-
~ierperet zig StibsIeiIigbeD badoe paa
"6reoerif VIII, iom ifal afgna ira
Sem Yorf ben 24be Ytai, os poa Sins
ieus suriee Tasiagerhmpere: "1lni@
teo StateS", Oscar II" os "0eaig
Slao", JON ale lfdI afgda ira Herp
Yort / Suui Iaaneo. bcnbolosuiS Sen
7be, 19be % DEN 26be. Saar oil ma
bn iom fsr Nri9en. turne truffe line
amerifnnite 2anbsmrub / De gamIe
&ailbe / Slot % Ssl9e; TIL M uil
NoritsI nerifaneren mart til 3giijelos;
og Soenlferen lGige3 til Wioiomuers
felt / De Ipie S~irtehinbe, ligciom 9ons
iicrne iaar oil feire Sautt Sans unoer
Oct Snnnebrog, iom / Slni iubilercr
meo line mirbcitore ipu Iarbunpreber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

meot tdIrig frem peo 8uoStieneiten.
On ieitIig Gitermiooae ~tilbrogtes al
Brett og Weniebeb / Scr. og Nrs.
Sans anberions bpgaeIiee Stem.
8ait. o. s. Slion og Samilie bIep
bpggclig operroifet al Spring Greet
Ienigbeb Srebag Den 21oe WartS.
Mon fom / Slot % Selge til Greite-
gaar6erl, bbor MAJ bar nbereot o9
ielnisIgelig moatte ooergipe fig iibe.
tinqet. DC iom fom par bel ilorultet
meb Safer, 9oSier, Spnno og @st-
fer ipIot meo Spiierier. &pinberne
FOG aieffenet / 9eiio6elic og inoen
fort Gio blep Breltefamilien og DC
beisqenoc bpnfet runot ct peloGffet
Soro, bpor man Loo tia Woben image.
Wir. 81. Sobnion ~iungerebe iom
"8oait Moiter". Scr. Sobuion talte
% operrofte pon Mel1igbeoenS @cgnc
en- pen Gum Serge iom Ell Ioaifipn-
nelic al oct Arbeioe iom Dor uoiert
/ Wenigbeoen i oi5ie fer Mor. 8aler
bolotc5 al Mr. R. q. &eicrior, 8. 6.
Slion, &nut Snlloion og @nore 81.
ION. DC ltnge ppparteoe meb Wtltiif
oq Gang. Wanbog Den 240e blep
4oit. og MtrS. Glion igien opcrraft
Ell bel iplot Yelgeprla al 8piolfct /
Rollocf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
NpRe6er.


niebeo / Waifen % DIR Sopiors
Church, ebert, Ieb., al 8ormano %
@ee. Gen 16oc tiItraaote han Der,
treble Wenigbeo. 0ette Galb or en-
Sriigt al Soreningen, ibct nenllig TO
al Menigheoerne for tilbsrtc ben
Sorcneoe &irfe og en- ben Horlfe
Spno6e.
- Nrs. Gilbert Spennunaien 6eoc
hos fin Ssn, Bait. Sopib Spennulg.
len, Den 6tc Ipril og blep begrapet
poo 2ittIc Srlrfep Wenighe0S &irfe.
gooro ben 9be. MrS. Spcnmnnqiclt
bar Ell Seiter al oiosoe Broi. 6ricb.
Sln bIep Gift meo nioebe Yalt. Ste-
ner Spemlmaien / 1870. Goit.
Spcnmngicn opoe for on1trent ct
9lar lioeu.
Senbog oen 27oe 9tpril blep
8nit. s. ". Carlton ira Waoiicn,
Minn., in6iat iom Brcit for ct. Bouli
Wenigbeo / @elingbom. Genne We-
nigbeo fon for cl Sio iioen / anIo3-
io%rbinoclic mco Nei5 Nenigbco /
Wobiion. SSnbiGttelIen iioferte8 al
0oit. 8. s. Worfen pan 6lilbmagt al
5ormnno @aitpolo. Marfcn bar
pprct Ct. 9ouIi WcnigbcbS 9reit /
t412 Nlnr.
- 9obbeIt 2sn % minore Nrbeioc
or bbo0 Winnciota StatSunluerlitet
nnIig beO ErofcSior i. W2eliuS Gbri-
itianien ON ban pilbe fIbttc ira ct.
Sloi College til llniperiitetet. Brof.
Gbriitianleu taffebe bpilig Tor I'll.
buoct, og crflGrcoc, at ban Diloe fort.
iptte meo al tiene &irfen. &pab bort
&irfeiamiiulo ber merle iig / ocnue
Sorbinoelic, er at oct bar opgtige og
ielpopofren0e Sicnere .-" 2lltberane-
rem.
Yait. SobS, SsiiicIo er 8reit
for en- norif oonif lltberif Wfenigbeo
/ Wcefer So, Winn. Gen er aoltife
oioenom fienot unocr Nopnet Nrcn.
oal. Wcnigbcbcn cr brientlig oonit
men bar oltio hout lin Ncticuin9 al
Treitcr tilbsrcnoc noritc Somiuno.
Siior &eit uor Wienigbcoen ollerebe
30 Nor gonnncl % icirebc ga / Den
Gnlconin1 en- mcaet ~ocIlpffct Sllbi
lpum0icit meo 6ormono &. 5. Gait
polo ionr 6clttnlcr.
- Nan Weuigbeo, g. Saf., bcilut
te0e paa ct Mpbc citer &nnqircoagS.
auo$ticncltcn at fiebe T~reitcgaaro.
WeniohcoenS aoinber, iom for In
lcbningen iii gipe lin Wiening til
ticl1oc. bapoc lopet at beiprQc isrite
Nibctnlin9 poa oct til Erelteaonro
liOiecoe SitS iomlt / 6rcnItioen bipIpc
til at iuo &uiet bctolt. Oct er en-
&oinociorcninq 0tcniqbebcn
bar, 90 bcn orbeiocr ooot. Taaifc-
often bouoc llngoomSioreningen ct
gobt Tro9ram.
9oit. 8. e. Slion bolot fin
NfTeoSprpfen / Wounb Gitp Wcnia,
beo al 6rifirfen Ssnoog Den 16bc
atnrt@. @n Vengegopc bragteS Gre.
item al Mcuigbeo og &cnmer, iom bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

pcbtaget af Sltiet. glonot Dem, iom
talte MOB 5orilaget, bar asicmblp-
man W. g. Slion ira Green Gouiltp,
iom b9noeoe, at bet err ben forte @r.
beiostio og be bsie 2~snninoer, iom
er SfpIo / @fbefolfningen al 2ano.
oiitrifterne.
Senatet bar pebtaeet Sorllaget ON,
at Gutter optil IS Iar gamle efter
September 1920 mac beieee De iaa.
folote Vocational icbools" II Elmer
ON u9en. Den beitoaenoe Sop i9t.
ter IloerssrGnien til II @ar og
Sfoletioen til s elmer ON llgen.
Den ioafalotc @ilcor.gin, Ser iait.
letter $50 ON Waareoen iom Otini.
mlmslen for SPrere % 2prerinoer /
De oifentlige Sfoler, err MI pebtagct
az Segislature1S begge Sitie og er
operienot 8uoernpren Ill llnocrifrift.
6orIloget ON at forbeie &re6SrctS.
oommeres Ssn ira $500 til $1,000
ON aaret ct oaiaa peotaget al begge
&uic.
On al ISiemblpman Berrp ira
Slbfoib forellaoet Heiollttion ON at
o%lournere Segislatllren fra 15oc Wtai
I'll lite Sanlior bleo neopoteret mco
ell operpGloenoe Wtajoritet.
Gbapple-giuen, Der paaboo, of ole
Aiitomobiler itul0e itoppe iuloitrn-
Dig, fer DC fiGrte opcr Ell Sernbane-
ooergang, bleo nebpotcret meo 81
moo SO Stennmer, og 6orilaget ON
at benlpnoige Counter, 2anOSbper
og Somns til at goot9isre &ontraf-
terer for offentligc glrbeioer for Cab,
De bar blet paaisrt peo DC forbeicoe
Sernbaltetarter, blcp forfaitct nlco Sc
MOD 81 Stemmter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Gr oct arpcliat at
ian Spiningcr?

en- norif Yrofc8ior bar unoerIegt
en- HTffe norife polpoaftDle Sami.
lier, 3. b. I. "Ipiqinqe" 6omilier,
tilbage / Sioen for of fonitatere ON
oct cr urpeIigt at ioo Epiainger.
0iaie SlG9ter, iom ogioa bar oct
mcrfeliac SGrprGg, at ct betpoeIigt
Nntal Sllbioioer bar ier Sinerc %
oite Ter 6Ger, tan ole iare line
Stnn1trr tilbage i'll en- og lolnme
@p8o, ncmIia &ingcbu / @uo-
br~ono&onlen. @eo Ell ir0gnaeloe
llnocrIgQclie en6nlt lGngcre tilboge
/ Chen cr oct lDtfcbe5 EroieSioren
at f~on1tuterc, at Oct lpllc5 0pbao
Tor oiale Sl9gter bar en- % Inmmc
Mano, iom lcpcoc / HinQcbu / Wiio.
ten al set 170c Nnrbunoreoe. Wcu
om oelnc YtanO pgioa bopoe Ter
6iuQrc, ue0 Sperlcpcriugerne iutet
ON. Den BEN fGllcS Nfltanming
tor SlTgter, lonl bGrer lanlnle ITO
prp2c0c SlGgtaarp, bar, fortplIer
T~roiesiorcn, olcrcOc / % for iiQ lin
itore \Sutcrc3ic, 9Iouot sc omfrinG
5000 Sn0ipioer, man fienoer al
0cnuc itore 9pg0eiIGgt, bar ser
Qicnncmt Si6eruc optraaot clt Ioo an.
iclig WGn8oc Spiaing- % Sriqins.
igoller, at Nlltallet, ! oft Salo for Sc
%enfcItc @rene3 Ge0fommcnoc, bIcp
s NrocCnt, mcoen9 ocnnc Hrocc1t-
int3 cQcr8 life opcrifri0cr IA Tro-
cent.
Cen nprifc G~roicSior mcner oIoe-
les oiQiort, at oct er arocligt at foo
Spiuingcr, % ban uouioer MT inc
llnoerlpgcIler al andre "Spiqinge"-
SanliIier for at ina ct enonll beorc
8rltnolog at bpgge poa.
"SeeprGb' Soften % Geo Arnrn" III Norge
% SunmurI foiter $3.50 pr, 9Iar 4orto tbe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

2. S. Solitao bar inDleoeret
fin Reiianation iom Wcolem al @oaro
of Sruiteca.
@oitor 2%aprertce g. Sateren al
Trifirfen bar untaget &oIo ira Grane
Safe Menigbeo, 9iafot, SAT-, og bar
t~iIflnttet lit npe @irfeielt.
8oit. 8. S. Marten bar antoget
SoIo ira Bethel og @eit @rairle
Meniabeocr, Smift Current, sat,
San. ngter at tiIfIntte &nloet lerit
SUM-.
0oit. 0apio Snenmnngien bar
netop fInttct ira sc Rop, 0}inn., I'll
9osn. y. Sut. San blco inoiert | ut
me aaIo al Sormailo 9IpiSafer poa
@almeicuoo9.
9rof. 9. O. &iitoo bar unocr'
rcttet @eItprclien for Sitberon Sooic@'
Se1ninarn, Of han fnltboioer Den tflor
inoIeperte 9teiignotiou 90 ogter at
flute peo bette SfoleoorS Itlhitrtllg.
0nit. 6. Saditao, Riiibloro,
Winn., ieireoe oen 13oc gprtl 8ulo'
brnniip, omrirget al Ell Sfnre pnn
Here b~rnbreoe Wfemneifer, fornemme'
Tia Observation-Disclosures. 5lere Rnbos
preiter bar tiliteoe. Gn iterre 8engc'
nun bIep operrnft &G0er8porret ira
MuIhforb Wenigbeo, iom Yait. San-
itab ban bctient / 46 gor.
@nItor g. Z. Serenion, tio-
Iioere Sreit / SOS 2lngeleS, Gal, og
/ Sen iencre Sio 6eltpre't / @erfclp,
Gal, bar ontoqet aalo ira Srcioloig-
beo8 Weniqbco, Wtoorbcao, W}inu,
iom SipIpepreit. &an ifal o8Ioa al.
penbe Ell 9eI al lin GiO Ill Goncoroia
GoIeae iom 2rrer / Hcliaion. San
pentcS Ill Moorbeao omfrin8 Den lite
Sui.
Gen 9oe Mart5 bleb &oit.
8. 81. SeiteneS inofert / @ctolia Gfc.