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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

Iuk NENr Two large roura 4Itrhsn and
|H.|u.rd porch mostly furnished with
good garden tr blocks south from tho
.nurfhoufr. 60 couple wOuld prrier
v.dos who hss daushtcr working boz
office Address * ht. -Are world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

LOST Leather travelling naf ta'u.'.
ntfh' af Uvatsa and N1,A. Nri.r. "
30 Norh WhrtIrg reward uH I.r..i".
Phone "a .t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALI

hhlaf WAN hAf---ffaAAaA
STOCK SALESMAN wanted 10 sell stock
In small producing company good com
mission Write a Ror $50.
WANTED -Firu.clls auto mechanic who
has had somo experience on Packard
tars Apply Federal Motor Co, bl9
South noultrf
WANTED FIRST class clothing or furnish
ing roods sa'o,nAu ,pp'} lio.mcs Clothes
shop gg1 south Main
WANTED No0uuio1 carpenter Apply At
g2G Nor'H Rosrdals
WANTED Young hoy a. soda dispenser At
Rastou raHdg Kitchen Wy rs south
Urston
WANTED Young man to work 20 the iire
and a.r1ssory huNurss should have some
experience Time square Auto supply
2l1 Fau second
WANTED T1 mon Tor concrete eork Ap.
ply 717 Rank o' commorrs Hldg
WAITE. First class rra. estate saIcsusa,
With car CA ltot
nov WANTED Brt~eru 10 and ~. living
With uarcuts preferred. 20 work iu
plumbing shop to drive car and learn
trade CAL between Nnd q. apply ln2
south Cheyenne apartment 30 4 Ihon"
T7l5r 90
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced truck
/. driver familiar with freight depots CaN
5taa western Rope N'c Go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
MOTOR CAR OWNERS
Ftpcrt repairs OF all kindt made Al your
o~n raraEs y Howard Phone 9als
AUTOS TeR HIRE GARAGES -
GARAGF Tor ron, i7a7 south Boston
GARAGE Tor rrut very reasonable See
Mr Foru"r l7lp south Carson avenue
TOW CAR viii pull your car 10 bay phone
sos" NIGHT phone 1901
GAHAGF FuR uNE CAR At
I3ni SutfU CARSON
FoR RENT Garage Tor ono az At lit1
s. bo'iou - per month Phone iat-
WANTED AUTOMOBILES Ia
" WANTEp.rA good used rAr. must be boz
good condition or would consider good
man with csr a. partner in real estate
business Phone 7iut
WANTED To NY Five passenger Ford
body 1917 or 1918 model Phone $50
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
1917 49, lrk light ,, cheap Tor cash See
NJ Iull Hotel Tal"
POR sNl.E or TRApE Residence lot
vii pka Fofd roadster 900 eIthAure
must poo iH good condition Sre owner
C27 North Rocs ford
NOTICE. rO CAR OWNERS
We make old CARS .oos like ncv sll sotk
done ty expert auto painters Auto Paint
shop Tea South NAN
SECONDHAND FORD 1918 mode In
good condition sls Vast second street
Hi.r roadster. right in every wAy must he
so'l bic bargain ~ West Hrady
Phone fn14
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
BOARD AND ROOMS

III "a ~
,vao r'o''' "oU'INNl''"o 1 90, ''D~' '','. roo,
ma1,r rr,., 55ra
,llYUIt .ut Tao nrn,.rel ugH
Housekeeping rooms lgut 200 and ~aiel
nrrtrej rto.r iYo.
oiiEitNNt r. ,'i '"o n'f' if"9 .'.,,
h. nu,sbsd r.a.,rp Convenience
s..,.,, ''''... %. .'' ..0' ,,u
urmrH.,tsl NpUrrka,I.rE apartment
.ts..oran, rcr' ubo.. lul
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irs rnom. r,Int. ruipr.r. rr,.',
TAM. HH.t- .,.' 81 postofHoe rr
.mn. .h.'r.ri..p .,'s "r do.'
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o.. Irrs ,oom privileges. ra,so.na.r .
Taa. ,.,,.. D.s...al .,Ha..ta ia. nu..e
.,,p..f ro,,in. rrferrn." exchanged
Ttu.. ..n
rKlasp nI lurgrrr % couple s.iU
ont ,n.irrn reo modern Hs.t house
s''p..s ROOMS Iu.E
JII4tD an r...t furnished UENi
rou,rAs,a.r. rooms .ua.a..ur bath
,u.,r..t uru Dr. amt, ~ tous,
ta.rir, room. s.l off,. sleeping fpuru
r. .n.t,.. r.u,s .a,.
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ROOMS TOR RENT fufhIHhhD ~
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ruGgIrW D. ua N,-y FURNISHED
raa r"om runac.unE bath private fam
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nali "
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room lose 0r gentlemen
Admiral. 1889 Coo. .o,pins room ~itl
rosrt southern exposure modern sbuuga
.'" pr''A'" fanny - 'h"'' w.
COOL a'ifAril'e auii" or single room A'
joining bAih. pri7at" porch no tsn'
needed deuEhiiui Tor couple of soniI'
men vhg appreciate honey place Ihoh'
1890
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room. large clothes closet convenient u
bath. u,re i"s.to. reasonable rhon'
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i1ur srse siudoss Tor gentlemen Phonl
t-Hi
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rooms phone se.4
phIhuII o. llgI Nnu'n'A,l 'T@p.n ~.
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and wcst r,poures adio.0, batt. vep
close in. Win friIn'' coup, tirf'hcs
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joining hath nicely 'ntn''hed reason
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best lo-ati1n gentlemen preferred Cal
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| FOR Rent Tosman and wiie one nice
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

WANTED no BORROW
INSTRUCTION

EDUCATIorAL AND MUSICAL 40
PIANO lessons s'udio 2ll soEW Chcy
rruc Phone sUll 20" " DO Toe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Monty 10 LOAN -cHATTELs :
REAL ESTATE LOANS

VIZ HuI Liberty bonds notes ANA month y
payment mortgages. G. % uvertoH. lia
South Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

nor SALF 1917 Ford roadster Win
Hass,rr shock Ahsorbers. price t1fA
Phone tG-n ttT West Cameron
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
NEWT0WN
Lsneclal Co The TImesN


 NewtOwn. Sept, tT-At a well at tended Democratic vaucus held at the own hall Monday evening tho fol- lowing werp nominated for candidates for town offices to be voted on Oct 6: Town treasurer and keeper Of town deposit fund, Frank Wright; town clerk. Oscar Pitzschlori board of re- lief, Henry Rupf; assessor. Martin Hourigap; auditor, Carlos SulsOn; selectmen, John J. Northrup and Thomas r, Rrewi Jurors, ], Cannon, Allen RcardsIcy; tax collector, r, H, Mccarthy; registrar of voters. Thos. Bradley and Prank Kirby for first and second districts respectively con- -tables, Fred Lockwood, c. r, Conger, Austin FJgfd and Robert Mount; town r~ois1! committee, Arthur J, Gall igher; board of finance, Thomas fIcuHhan. Representative Charles c, 5.sl tsT--is was modprator, oscar Pltzch-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
On Vacation Viola Buys New Coat

Viola Dana had vacation one day last week and she took the oppor- tunity tO buy herself a sable coat
 The little celebrity weighs only an even hundred pounds, and so heavy was the coat she selected. that her d-~cctor, John Ince, doubted her abil- fly to navigate under t. It weighs as much as she does. And the price tn studio statistician. when he had re covered from the shock of hearing it. forwith began to figure its weight in gold, as compared to the weight of Viola. The result showed that the sable coat weighed just one-tenth the stars weight in gold.
 Mir. Ince. when he heard this re- marked that it changed his opinion:
 Miss Dana's worth her weight in gold several times over" he laughed. ''and so if the coats worth only one tenth. I imagine she will be able to carry ir off"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
w D D Re0Q co
 EsrsbJIsFeo 1857
SsrshJisAe0 1857

operating the Americanization com mittee and the Community service, Mayor Wilson will preside. The pub lie is cordially invited to attend.
 The program follows: Overture, Medley of Patriotic Airs, TObanii Community Service orchestra, J. Henry HutZel, conductor. Community singing, led by Alvin C. Breul, Com munity song leader. "Old Hack Joe,
 'Suwanee River" Tableau. Under Columbia's Torch" group of foreign born citizens. Invocation, Rev. Ben jamin Franklin Root. Chorus, The Merry Life" Denza; Hungarian Edu- cational Alliance. Address, Mayor Wilson. Chorus, Medley of Popular Airs, Columbus NeighbOrhCOd chorus. Address, pr. William Horace Day. Song, America" audience,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
CONSTITUTION DAY
 SPEAKER WILL BE .DR. N. H. DAY
Celebration Under Auspices of Gen. Silliman Branch,
 $. A. R.

Rev. William Horace Day, lately re- turned from the devastated regions of Europe, will be the principal speaker at the Constitution day celebration at the auditorium of the High school at o'clock tomorrow night. DF. Day will have a message of more than passing interest because he, perhaps more keeniy than others, realizes why Uncle Sam sent his nephews to France to preserve the right to life, liberty and happiness" which was proclaimed on that memorable September 1T, 17S7,
 when Benjamin Franklin convinced
 the doubting members of the consti- tutionaI convention that they should
 join the majority in approving the in- strument which was completed after six months of debate and compromise. The celebration tomorrow night Is under the auspices of Gen, Silliman branch, s. A. R.. of which E. N. sperry is president. with which is CO.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
CE)e 3 Iy) Read Cn
EstshilShe0 1857

ferees today added a further liheFai- izing provision permitting traasner- tatien of notwithstanding elders and wines for the purpose of conversion into vinegar"
 The principal controversy yet to be settled is over the burden of proof in the case of persons found intexi- cated. The House conferees, it is said, are insisting that the burden of Croof should be upon defendants while the Senate conferees are re- ported to hold the opposite view
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
The Hats

One should have several. It's the only way to sist these tempting styles.
 For business and ordinary street wear few hats stunning and correct the sailors and trcones from Knox. They the last word in severe tailored elegance
 For easy sports and also street wear the hats of velour and those made of of soft evet ribbon bias folds of velvet ideal and these fit perfectly They can be pulled into any shape position to resist wind and weather Velour hats have a little wooden rose a wOrsted leaf for ornament.
 For dress wear, the picture hat or toque, vel vet hat covered with mist of ostrich plmes, and this year ostrich feathers twO-tOned, blue with black two shades of some lovely color blended. Silver gold braid gives bright touch on brim ornament For school girls there are hats of youthful sim plicity, in all qualities and many, many styles.
 oor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
MRS. ANNA M. VAN AUKEN.
PERM!TS K0ME
 MANUF FkCTUnEs:
 OF LIGHT WINES

Washington, Sept. 17-The princi- pal Senate amendment Iberalizing the prohibition enforcement bill to permit homo manufacture for indi- Vidual consumption of mon -intoxi- eating cider and light wines, was ac- cepted late yesterday by the House conferees and put finally in the bill subject to action on the conference report,
 In adopting the Senate amendment authorizing the making of light wines
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.
September Is 1

SeplsIhhsF ID, IIIJ
 Es.ate of Francisco z. Nerrelle, late of the town of Bridgeport, in said dis Iriet deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the Diss tFict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts nrepeFly attested. within said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payne 2. to
 ANNA L. ABRIOLA, Administratrix, as 1ee6 Main Street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Ter, clerk, William Honan and Mar tin COrbett acted as teIlers.
 In the matter of selectmen two can didates were nominated, John J. Nor tArop and Thomas Brew. who refus- cd nomination for first selcctmau. Edward Faulty opposed MT. Brew for second sClcCtma1. A vote was taken resulting in 99 for Mir. Brew, 3l for Mir. Faulty,
 Also two nominations were made for tax collector namely, John Car uody and r, II. Mccarthy. The lat ter won by - to Mir. Carmody's 57.
 Three nominations for registrar of voters in the second district, when a ballot was taken. Richard CarmOdy received 35, John IT Kcane 21. Frank Kirby 6S. A mot7an to instruct the town committee to fill any possible vacancies nocCurr!rg between now and election day was made. and car ried. The meeting adjourned. Nearly 15O were in attendance,
 Prank Hadden the plumber of low V.Ev l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Charles Strusilt of New York city spent a few days at his parents home on BOtSfOrd Hill.
 Paul Clarkson of Berkshire has a new Liberty Six automobile and P. Collins a new Ford car both purchas- ed from James Nichols agency. Dr. Kingman has new auto bought of Frank BlaCkm1n.
 Dr. J. '. Kc-scy of Bridgeport was a Sunday guest of Postmast~~ Robert Bradley,
 Miss Laurctto Northrop spent Sun day at her mother nome on Sugar Hill, returning to Bridgeport, Sunday evening,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
OBITUARY
WILLIAM l.. LIEBOLD.

William L. Liebold, small son of MT. and Mrs. Conrad Liebold of 5O9 Bruce avenue, died yesterday at St Vincent's hospital The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the late home. Rev. MT Klein, pastor of the German Lu- theran church on Harriet street, will off1ciate. Interment will be in Lake view cemetery.
 MRS. ALIDA NJ. BARBER.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Aida M.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

William Loughrin and Miss Doro- thy Loughrin were visitors at Lough- naples in the Berkshire the week end ana Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Richard Botsford, N. II. &, 1921. left Monday for Bridgeport to enter the navy. He will specialize in sub marine work. His fellow students re- gret his departure.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Paul Smith. N. H. g., 1919, started for Worcester, Mass. to enter pre- paratory school Robert Beers of the same class entered the Polytechnic school in the same city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
The new Printed LinoIeum

The perfection of plain printing shown stock of noem There light with blue conventional effects for bathrooms panes kitchens and halls.
 Sf 25 square yard
 Fnnrthh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Barber were held last night at o'clock at the family home. PA Rail road avenue. Rev. H. Schuyler Eos ter, pastor of the Second Baptist church, officiated. The burial will be in Ashaway, R. l.
 MRS. ANNA M. VAN AUKEN.
 Mrs Anna A Van Auken died last night at the family home, 319 East Washington avenue, following a long illness. She is survived by one son, Charles Van Auken. Funeral ser vices will be held Friday afternoon at the late home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
Two Importa tant
 Books

"The One Great So- ciety." A book of re- collections by Frederick Lynch, $1.25 Man to Man" by John Leitch. The story of Industrial Demo- cracy $2,00
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Mrs. w. Fills and two children of New Rochelle, N. Y., have been the guests of Mrs Hammond of the Boul- evard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Frank Hadden the plumber of low or Main street has nearly completed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
$I6.5O to S2O.00

School Supplies Pencil Boxes,
 35 to 75 cts Composition Books,
 5, 29 to 35 cts Tablets, % to 35 cts Note Books, 10 cts Clutch Pencils, 10 cts Pencils, Pen Holders, and EraSerS,5 cts each Scratch Pads,
 3, 4 and 5 cts
 Stationery Counter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

NIT. and Mrs. W. H. Goodsen of South Center entertained on Sunday c. Gridd of New Hampshire, w. Gould of Bridgeport and F. Lane of Kent --.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

 Jewelry Sectica Sautoirs, back ribbon with silver,gilt or rhine stone slides,
 50 cts to S5.G0 Pearl Beads, graduat- ed, i'll opera lengths,
 G5 cts Necklaces of French or Oriental pearls,
 $500 to $10.0O
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Professor IIadley of Yale Univer- sity was at his summer home in zoar over Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

The materials are Serge, Yalama and Almaretta Cloth in all shades of brown midnight navy blue and in very dark cardinal.
 There Tweed mixtures in gray and brown. The skirts are moderately wide The coats are high waisted models, many of them belted and trimmed with of buttons, and all fautlessly tailored,
 S37.50 to Sl85.00
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Fourth floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17

Never was season when greater variety was of ferCd in skirts to be with separate blouses The heavy, mannsh cloths made up plainly often but tOning from the belt to the hem.
 Plaid Skirts made plain and the material is of the finest. Dark brown wine color and black and white,
 $l650 to S2000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

aulturIalo. Seinn Tom orrcritanit
Suriit mcb man1ioloiac gdra praf,
TIFF &irfionlbeo poa bette Smraoot
uiINc han bare en- Nffpilition for
@cucroIfoniulatei, bpor Oct or al
ocn iisrrc Nigtigbeb, at Snocbopc.
rem cr pcl bicnimc / bette Sauba
2opc. Aoor BERTH fommcr, at ban
bnr pprct norif &oniiiI iiorn 1906
oltlna / trettcn Mar - og / ocnne
G0cn'fnb or tonllnct / @crsrclic mc5
SoIf al ole Glaaicr, life minoit mco
MGn0 / lc6cnoc fommcrcicuc Still.
lingcr boaoc blanbt Horifc o. gmc.
rjfnncrc, % cnoclig, at ban iom so.
pCoprTlibent Tor Spnncr al Noras
"a lcpeioe intcreaicret Noromano
bar i0cnti'iceret Jig meo enhper
iuuo norif NepGgelie iblnuot os /
&c icncrc Mar, iao iorflarer oft oct.
tc, hporior hans Nopu cr blct bra0t
poa Nanc / tSorbirocle meo @cn..
rolfonliIatet / Tcm Dorf.
Ser fmlbc anierea Here Sruno",
bporior nctop bette or Den rette 2i0
iii al fnniic BET norlie amerifa NOR
mere I'll TPorelunbet. fultureIt o9
tommerciClt, peo at ii0nIpne en-
observation-disclosures til bette Gntbeoe,
en- Sr. Nupn glsr Nlpor al lin be.
bu0eoc S%ratrUoen, men 81 ltul life
her aoa nGrmcre lll0 paa ben Si0e
AZ Sagcn. Soroclenc pco Ell llig
buroe iorrciten
pUrc inblpien0c nof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

haDNc lurt al fjciloc inc Vappcnhci'
mere. Get ticnocr Dem iorbnnbent'
ia bcore M. Sorioaplbt bar Cpl.
ioocn liort lin AiDttc.
VIcn Sen bar icrncntnicll8 bopt
iin 9tnitc ocrucN, al ocu bor laAi 81
tcrtrpf pun hcn aicnoagicrning, al
~itrebCll0 ionl oct pon mango Wiao.
ser fan pare nico oct, ol talocr
"AtoriiOpm" lblun0t o., lno or Oor.
noritc &iGpdnhrcriolf life oaa lang.
mar cn0un fonnIct Ill set Sta0lum
/ i'm n~atlonolcG ucr0alg, at DC oil
tonlc, at Scr pirtc3, ON cnO nof lol
Ii0ct, pco 9GttcieleIien. Set mo
pcI0c3 Qonlte ui't - % bel nico
rct.c al octic life bar UTret Sen.
iiutrn, men / 'ibitc &nltun@ or oct
MI life oItiN Moiipet, ionl bIlr oct
oigiprcnbc. Get, lom er oct algis
rcnoc, cr hporoan solicit iclu opiat
fer oct, man inobpr DEM til at pUrt
lnc0 pua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Der par aniat al Community Ser
| c;,o Vs. GoIS,,c lI,~,,,S,,;p1

Der par aniat al Community Ger
pice paa SoIoaterneS Inmooning.
Community Serpice, Slc., iom
Sellfobet MI heber, bar bellllttet at
iortiptte Nrbeibet / Srebstio for at
o~parbeioe Snteresien for Gang og
Wiliiif blanot Den cipiIe 9eiolfning
ODE oct belle Sanb. @epGgelien bar
iunet Napnet Community Singing",
og or allerebe paa goo Sci til at iaa
ct Iigeiaa beloig llbfalo ionl ben fit
blanbt Soloaterne i expeditions.
bPrcll. Oct er nemlig gaaet op for
eli bel Gel lang % muiitlnteresiereoe
Wenneifer, Of bort Sano meo 2etbep
fan bli ct "ipnaenbe Solf", naar bare
Irbeioet iptteS / Spitem % Sanfen
iercs trent / sc rette Spor. &egie.
ringen bar pitt fig meget pelpiaig
ltemt liee operfor @eopgelier, Ga oen
an lees Tom ct bietigt SEQ / Nmerifa.
niieringen.
Sc ncrifsamerifouIfe San9ioreniu,
ger fan Der p9re til ltor Sirlp peo
at tr9oe itsttenbe til peb pfientlige
Mnleoninger, bpor Gang % M,iiif er
opfert paa Programmed. Sa De
ogIaa er epeoe Sangere, bar opgtige
2eoere og ton betrastes iom Grperter
/ Saget, fan De spe Ell itor SnbflpbeIie
paa SanguopifIingen her / 2anoet
og uorette meget / Metning al at
bi9lpe Dem, ser life bar 9~ienoifab til
Scfnifen / Gang.
Seniigten meo Community Sing.
ing" er at banne Sanefor / bper.
eneite Sp / belle 2anbet og ina ollie
meb, / Sprbelesbeb l1ngbommen.
Gang % Muiif f,lptter Wenneifene
nGrmere iammen % b%iorager til eoot
aameratifab, Samfslelie og Gniebeb
/ 8iennemierelie al bsie Soealer.
Sor n9rmere SplipSninger ON 9en9.
gelien ifripe til Community Serpicc,
Mlliic department, I Wooiion goe.
me, Tclp gorf Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Ct foitbart R9peifine.

Mem Dorf Sen zoe Sftobcr. Veo
Mabninsen al Set anrliec Muftlors'
IoIe al NcIsp0rt her ioae blep Der
Tor Stinbct Al en- DIaarGp bctalt
$3.50. vi StinoDanblere ira Hlis'
LAMB. Sibiricu. england, 5rahfrIG
% IuitraIicn bIcp Ser pcS Salact
ibaa aibGnHct Ell MGnsoe StinS
Tor heicre Eriicr. enc Der noaell
iinee bar prrct bctalt fer / Neip
Yorf.
Man an.aser. at oct ! llaeils Ssh
ril prrc iolet TcIspGrt Ior hcrlimoo
$7,OO0.OOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Sam0for: YcpGacltcm.

timber 3riaen iatte @ar Camp
Community Scrpice iaana bl. a, en-
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