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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-29

ent medicine adver- tisement, but a perfectly good business proposition which Col. Arthur Woods, Assistant to the Secretary of War, makes to the business men of Amer ica. The tonic he recommends Is returned soldier, which if applied to any dropping office will brace it up immediately.
 For the American doughboy who comes back home after months of sol- diering is full of enthusiasm and en- ergy and is eager to get to work. He has been a unit in an organization for go long that just to be normal work ing man again seems to him to be the greatest desideratum in the world, and he is ready to throw his whole self into'his new job.
 The employer who hires an ex-hght- CT, then, is putting new vigor into his office, a vigor that is bound to reflect itself in the other workers.
 The War Department, under Colonel Woods, is out to find these employers and introduce the soldiers to them. About 10000 soldiers are being de- mobilized daily just now, many of whom have found their old jobs taken.
 If you want one to tone up your off, fee get in touch with the War Depart ment's local agency in your town. Tke service is free both to you and to the men, and the agency will stay on the job until it finds for you the one best man for vC--- e.--~-'-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-29
ToDAY's ANNIyERsARY.

The first ~reyeiat3on'' commanding the practice of poiygarny by the Nor mons was publicly announced by Brigham Young. then president of the sect. stNty-seven years ago today. This doctrine. which created q sen- sat1On throughout the world. was subsequently, confirmed by other rev ciations received by Young. but has si=cs been abandoned.
 Young died August 2s. 1877. 42 years ago today. exactly a quarter of A century after fls proclaimed poly gamy as necessary to salvation. HS had praeticed what he preached. and seventeen widows, sixteen sons and twenfy-eight daughters were left to mourn hts Ioss.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-29

Narguerita Sylva, the colorful meg 70 soprano. whose stage work In the United States has embraced the lead ing light and grand operas. will no; be heard in opera for some time. Sha has been engaged at a flattering sal ary to lend her accomplishments to vaudeville, and las; week was eng -- to act in group of film d-- as Madame Sylva acted in the r -, con- vincing and effective scree2 version that has been made of her sreates; opera exposition. that of Carmen. IT was screened fin Spain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-29

Charles Compton, one of the ia - vorits musical comedy players on Broadway. has dsssrtsd the musical stage and will b0 A leading player in A new comedy which will be pro- duced by John Cert.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-29
TONIC ENTHUSIASM
 IN A STALE OFFICE
Army Pep for Civil lobe.

Is UT office stale?
 Is every b o dy tired and groggy?
 Is business sag ging a bit at this slack season and everybody thinking about vacations7
 Then give your office a tonic.
 This is not a pat
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21
United States Korean Treaty.

1t was in 1882 that the first treaty
with Korea was signed by the United
States, and foreigners took NJ their
residence with official sanction at
Chemulpo, the seaport Of the capital
Seoul. Even with this foothold in the
new country. the unwelcome visitors
pushed their way but slowly into
other parts of the kingdom, and as
late as 1897 only a relatively small
portion had been visited by white
unconstitutional Geographic Magazine.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21
DOROTHY DALTON
By Violet Moore Higgins.


Worth s2.5OO a minutel"
That seems a high value TO put
on anyone's time. and yet admir-
ers of Dorothy Dalton. Thomas H.
Ince star. appearing IN Para
mount Aircraft pictures will not
think that sum any too high 10
place upon their favorite's life.
You see Dorothy's simply up
in the air. over flying. She has
already exhausted all the other
outdoor sport thrills to be found
in swimming. riding and tennis.
and she simply would fly. danger
Gus though aviation still may be-
First she made a trial flight 10
Albany. and this proved so inter
esting she sighed for a sky-sail
more thrilling and more danger
Gus.
She found it in a trip over New
York City with Victor Vernon.
chief OF flight operations for the
Curtiss Aeroplane Company, as
pilot
Miss Dalton regarded II as a
great adventure. splendid sport
see the smile that she wore with
her fetching aviation costume
and never had a moments fear.
but the Famous Players-Lasky
Corporation. mindful OF the ele-
ment OF chance that always turks
In aviation, insured their daring
young star for 100000. which
In forty-minute trip meant
$4,000 Ia minute. No American
insurance company would assume
the novel risk. which was finally
placed with Lloyd's Of London.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

A Good Cough Medicine for Children.
Mrs. J. w. Phillips Redon, Ga. phon-
I'd TO T. NJ Floyd. the merchant there.
for bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
remedy and said she had bought a bot
tie Of it at his store recently and tina,
il was doing her children so much good
that she wanted TO keep up the treat
ment. You viii find nothing better for
coughs and colds in children or for
yourself II keeps the cough loose.
expectoration easy and soon frees the
system from the cold.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

are you ille is often ansewred-"Oh!
it's only cold" as if cold Yves
matter of little consequence, but people
are beginning to learn that common
cold is a matter not TO be trifled with.
that some of the most serious diseases
stert with cold. AS soon as the first
Indication of cold appears take
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy Re-
member that che sooner you get rid OF
your cold the less the danger, and this
remedy will help you throw it of
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

r. L. Warren. was awarded the con-
tract for the new school house in the
Grange neighborhood and has begun
work on the structure which he hopes
to be able to complete before the real
winter sets in.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21
O.

Another small pox victim Dowd
Purdum. has freed himself from the
grip of the little germs and once more
is taking an active part in the business
of Purdum and Purdum
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Mrs. C. H. Taylor. who is in the
3ovd hospital at Twin Falls is reported
as well on the road to. recovery ana
viii shortly be at home again.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

= III. TAYLOR was in Twin Falls
-r,,esday to see how Mrs. Taylor is pro-
r~essing at the hospital in that city.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Milton. Mills and family OF MEM :
gan are visiting at the home OF MT
Milps uncle, Chas. Mills.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

The Charlie Mills family are all wei
out after a siege of the small poA
which was no respecter of persons as
every member of the family had
round with the disease.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Mrs Vern Millsaps, of Eureka Otah
= here visiting with her sister, MIS-
.. II. Taylor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Joe Reilly has combined the two
houses on his property in the south
cast part of town. making them into a
sung bungalow that is hard TO beat
beat. He has been hampered some by
the various changes in the weather
but feels confident that it can be COM
pleted before the real winter sets in.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Mrs. A. A. Walters returned a few
days ago from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Iowa. Mrs
Walters returns in the best OF health
and reports having had most pleas
ant visit.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

About eighteen couples gathered at
the home of J. O. Baker Friday evening
and enjoyed themselves at 500 and
music especially prepared for the oc-
casion by the hostes Mrs. ]. O. Baker.
and her daughter Mrs. Z. W. Sinclair.
These ladies entertained the ladies on
ly in a party. of a similar nature We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Stella Cook, County Treasurer
who has been taking a much needed
rest from her official duties, returned
Friday from her visit to he old
home in Missouri.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild an
nounce that they will hold their annua
Bazaar Saturday, Dec. ,.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21


-O--
T. A. Johnson, convicted in Jerome,
on a chorge OF forgery. was loaded on
No. 10 Thursday for the state pen, at
Roise. He has been held in the Lin
coin county Jail for the past three
months owing to the fact that Jerome
county has no Jail yet. His sentence
WIS for from one to fourteen years.
T.. 4. Bowler attended the presenta-
ton of the play The Masqueraders
at a Theater in Twin Falls, driving
there in a car Wednesday and return
ing Thursday. He reports the play as
we'll worth the trip.
o.
Another happy couple IS reported
this week when William Fl. Detwfler
and Miss Gertrude f. Holman, or Twin
Falls applied to the Co. Clerk for q
marriage license, Wednesday. They
were married the same afternoon at
the Baptist church by the Rev. r. ;.
Withrow.
Rev. Brown. of the Methodist church,
has been campaigning in the vicinity
of Fairfield. the past week, in the IN
terest of the Gooding College cam
paign for funds with which to build
dormitery. He reports a very sue
cesful trip.
J. w. Bandy has departed for his Ola
home in Illinois. He promises to re-
turn with the swallows next sprinS
when he has finished his visit with ms
relatives and the call of the west gets
into his system.
Walter Arentz is up from Goodihg
this week assisting with the rush work
al the Gem state Lumber Yards
THE MIRACLE MAN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Miss Mildred Barger left for Jerome
Wednesday afternoon where she was
joined by friends VINO accompanied her
on to Twin Falls the same evening.
Mrs. f. G. Gooding returned Friday
evening from an extended visit with
relatives in Alton Ills.
-O---
o.
Manager Bennett, OF the Stock
growers spent Sunday in Cooling Wis
iting with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levy. Of Good
in were visiting in ShOshone Tuesday.
Mr.. Levy is still quite lame from bro
ken ankle received in September by a
fall from fire ladder.
B. -O-
Two marriage licenses were issued
this week. one for Albert Carpenter
and Lottie Gambler. of Shoshone. " ~
were married by Judge Fuller on the
same day Nov 18th. The other for G
T. Cromer and Lucia Engtroia. both
OF Jerome. who were married by the
Rev. win J. 5. Dumvill, Nov Is.
-O-
/ Harvey Rutherford started for Salt
Lake Monday morning Oh SO. is. lie
expects to remain in Salt LAX AL OF
+ the coming winter
fe;c = ndrew. one OF re successful
+ faurcrs CD the Dietrich .-ar:., drOpI ed
I in Saturday, on his way % ~ ID.
( lie ha leased his farm and "a ',ro,. #
/ his PERSONAL property in , pioh' bic
sac leli last Wednesday At l'aIr-
field he will engage in a new enter
+ pi So. tlia' of running a hlt4. in which
We Wish him the best o. ucI.
Manager. Wright. Of tn J. c Penney
Company, made business trip tc
Z Richmond, Utah. Monday.
Joe Dunn was released from his
small poX confinement Tuesday. Mr.:
! Dunn and daughter. Marie. were also
victims during the three weeks ses-
sion.
Roy Vaughn. and family. were in
the city Saturday shopping.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild an
nounce that they will hold their annua
Bazaar Saturday, Dec. ,.
-O-
Mrs. A. A. Walters returned a few
/ days ago from an extended visit with
/ friends and relatives in Iowa. Mrs
/ Walters returns in the best OF health
and reports having had a most pleas
ant visit.
Joe Reilly has combined the two
/ houses on his property in the south
east part of town. making them into a
/ sung bungalow that is hard TO beat
beat He has been hampered some by
the various changes in the weather
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Roy Vaughn. and family. were il
the city Saturday shopping.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Manager Bennett. OF the Stock
growers. spent Sunday in Cooling yis-
iting with his parents.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Mrs. f. g. Gooding returned Friday
evening from an extended visit with
relatives in Alton Ills.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21
o. EASY PAYMENTS

NEW RECORDS THE FIRST or
EACH MONTH. IN ADDITION TO
OUR LARGE SOCK OF RECORDS
TO CHOOSE FROM
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Miss Mildred Barger left for Jerome
Wednesday afternoon where she was
joined by friends VINO accompanied her
on to Twin Fails the same evening.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levy, Of Good
in were visiting in Shoshone Tuesday
Mr.. Levy is still quite lame from a bro
ken ankle received in September by d
fall from fire ladder.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Joe Dunn was released from hi
small poX confinement Tuesday. Mr.
Dunn and daughter. Marie, were ais
victims during the three weeks ses
sion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Walter Arentz is up from Gooding
this week assisting with the rush work
al the Gem state Lumber Yards.
THE MIRACLE MAN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21

Nrnaeer Wright Of tn J. c Penney
Company made a business trip to
Richmond. Utah. Monday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

bel inorettet notwithstanding.
Hrof. 81. 6. Irnp bolot Sirsoae Ell
Gale til Sarmerne .ae gap Dem fel-
eenoe CODE &aab: Hlanles Sarmen
iaaleoes, at enoel Iger boloes' til
tSapnesalg meo 9lsoer og anoet
@r9s, inbtil en- anoen Iger bar lat
tpt og goo 8rGsp9rt til Iamme
@rllg; fieb intet anbet enc fllloitpn.
dig rent % fraftigt @rGs- % &ls'
p%erfrp; Iaa tiolig ONT &aaren paa
&sitplsie; Speoe er oen beoite Mps
ling iammell meo 8rGSfrs, oa BEN
iaoes tiolig, er lioet lloiat for at
legge iig % tager liben Sllgtigbeo
l,o al Soroen; Ter Tlrnb Sinnotbiire,
fire Glnb H~pbtlsper % TO Tllub Il-
~iifefrp pr. Icre cr Ell goo @%lanoil,g
for Sopn % so; lao life Slppereil
fontme iii fulo glolnlt ON Soften Set
iamlme 9lar Sen cr iaaet, men ifinr
oen / September; lao life apGgct
fonnte mo paa Supneaangel FOR tio-
Zig pna %nnren. = Snla al fltlo-
bloos apGg peb lloItiaingen bar be-
Itenlt til Snsoaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Wontana.
~ n~e(fnmmert GuefoIA.

st belfomment Snefalb. s 2sbet
al oe foregaaenbe fem Gage bar Der
ialot ct bctpbeligt Snelag ODER belle
Montana, og Sormerne tiger oct bar
iom efter @eitiuing. Set er MT iaa
lanet pan @interen, at apPgbeITt'
ninaerne life pil babe noget Wten
oeraf mebens iaapel irrigeret lom
tsrt 2onb beilig trGnger 6llgtiabeo.
Meit al alt trGnstes Sneen for @in'
terbpe0en.
Trnsilct itaar tu'nt. Sor ferite
Sang iioen Serglts Crlntps SGngIel
opfertes / &epistopn itaar oenne
gpgning III, fllloitpnbig tom. Ger
bar prret en- itabig Neogang / "@ips
iterncS" s(ntal De iibite Tiger, % go
Iitinpnoigbeoerne meOeioer, at Sor-
bltoSlopen bar ppret Den pigtigite
Snftor BERTH. Sergus County bar
en- ~fpinbelig Geputp Sberiii, nemlig
Wtiis &oiing, men bum gisr fife 8rap
poa no9et al sgren FOR ben inbtraao.
te gebrins = Sorbibslopen bar ITO.
rettet oct belle, flyer bum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
WorO 0afota.
Tnrmer fiprt iin ihicl.

warmer fjprt 1ig libel. Ilbert
9orfbart, Ell al @urleigb Gountps
beoit fienotc % melt pelitaaenoe
6armere, blep forleben eiebliffelig
brpbt ioet hans 9luton1obil traf en-
Sten pg faltebes TO @ange riulot.
Slerc andre Eerioner, Der befanot
Jig / IlltpmobilerL Hap meb lette
apritelier.
@il appellcre til Spicitcret. Stats-
Iefret9r Shomas San negtebe FOR
nogen Sib iioen at antooc en- al
Goliitp Cooperative Tacfing So. al
Sarge uoitcbt anlclloeret Snforppra-
tionserflpring, bporpeo SeIifabet bill
tillaoes at i%nforporere paanp iom co,
~operatipt Selifab. Sa9en blep ino-
anfct FOR Oommer g. g. HiiesIe /
Giitriftsretten, og ben MI aisipne
ajenoclIe gaar ii6 pua, at Statsie.
fretrrens Stanomlnft life err boIo.
bart, boprfor ban er gipct 80 Gage
til at tage oioere @eItemmelic. Stats-
iefretrren ifal bare lotalt, at ban
agter of appeaere iii Spieiteret bel.
lere emo at gipe eiter for 0onrner
Nuesiles 9lenoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
SpO 0afOta.
Nntaacr &alb i Sipur ssoIs.

Intaser aalb i SiOnr Sails. 80.
ltor s. s. Glenn. Tom MT b~etiener
3icnS Iiitberife Icnisbeo / 9ulutb,
bar mootaaet aaIo ira Grace luther.
ife Wenigbeo / Siour Sails oa be.
'tenlt Jig til at mootaee Oct.
SsifenS msbes. Wrs. eric Sobn.
lon al Suoion fom ber ON Tagen til
Siour Taas Tor at trGfie lin @rober,
hpem bun life banoc feet iioen De bar
Born for oper ct i~icrocbels Marbun.
oreoe iioen. &c blep ga aoitilte. ibei
Scltercn aocptcreoes al Ell iranif ia.
mile.
SDlote 100 Yar. en- iicIben Sci
ianot iorleoeu Steb / Belle Scurhe
ioct "@ebitcmor" Stcpens al 9eaS
icircoe jim 100-aartse ScoicIsbns
Gen samIc &pinbe ieireSe beune in
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
@iseomfm.

Ga Grusic's Sab Ct ga. Oct iam.
lebe Sab, iom Ga Grosie Gol1tp bar
libt mloer arieen, beIsber fig til Ga
Mano. Sette err ifelge officieae Sp.
gaper ira Splpsningsbrreauet peo
oct Hsbe aors.
Gulmans go CT tire WiQiuner. -
Zen / Ga Grosie afoebe befienote
SrGlaltfunoler Sarrp 6. Golmar ef.
terlober Jig ct so belebenoe fig til
8 MiGioner Dollars. Sfslse bet til
Sf%ifteretten 0inbleperebe Teltamentc
gaar Den belle Sormie til Gnfe % De
ire @srn.
8oSt Irgnment for bebre @eie. -
Ger melbes ira Superior, at 8pens
2igbuie begpnber at blipe o~perfplote,
foroi Seien no til 8raoplaoIen peo
Soutb Superior er iaa omtrent
ufremfommelig. Oette buroe bore
ct gobt argument for be6re 9an6e.
peie = ialfalo / Superior % Sm.
egn.
fyamilie ner i~nSebrrnbt. Mrs.
g. S. @bite % 0atteren gloiie iomt
isrItnapntes Saoer, ben 9S.aarige
g. Gornelpion, pnr forleoen r,qr in.
oebrGnote / 60 crosse. Mne Lao
ipse tiliengs, og bet par | iibite gie.
blif at granomGr,b anfom % fit REQ.
Oct Dem no al bet brGnoenSe Siem.
Suiet br9nbte iii 8runoen.
Strcif i Can Claire. Solp Wono
| pboenir Stsberi / gal Claire Itrei.
feoe Den lite 6ebr., utilirebie meo
ben rpe @rbeiostio o. ioranbreoe
Senninasfprboloe, Der par troabt
frat TO Tiger fsr. 5 ben ti6liaere
traplc 5ib a~rbeibeScs Ser 10 Elmer
meo Detailing for II Timer, mebens
Der MI INN o~rbeibeoes 8 Elmer meo
Con nm for benne Sio.
I Sortirites paa iiSjte Sibs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
1,1olar,oet.
SOMA.
iurhsict Spprppanstart.-

Suocn iprhsicf Spprpp1nsfdrf.-
Somrner Wartin ). @ooc peo oeil
feoeroIc 0iitriftsrct bar ertlTret, at
SeIifobct bripc1pe SporpeiSipltelnei
/ Oes Woines life fnn iorhcle ltile
Garter unoer ocn @cpinina, Der M
oiocIocr. SeIifabet fot BOG tnappe
al noo @eticniraen inbiil Gri'tcn
Iporcr iia, iioer ban. Seitprellen bar
erfIrrct, at Bette itror bill blipe 91ort
for at i~orebpgae poerligere Cab al
Mftieeierne.
Notwithstanding for Sclipein.-
Greater ScIipein Glib / Sclipeln bar
fra aorarcsmano &utgen mootaget
llrrocrretnind on, at ban / aongres-
zen bor fremiat SoriIog ON ell 9e'
pilanina OF 100000 til Spterel'e
al Notwithstanding Der | @pett
Scltpein Glib nil anInobe Neglertn-
acn ON at fao pGre mco | bette %pg,
aeforctaacnoc % iaa iig operora9et
enbel al @%paniugen Iom Ct Vtinoe
ON sc mae Ntp1tb fra @pcll, Der er
falhnc / ari9cn.
Tatbbmn. Sngcn i Goa Gonntp.-
Gcrutpoooofot 0tacontber al Sod
Gountp % andre irenrragenoe Wtrno
heritebs bar M tdeet SfrTot til ueo
Metterne at faa @itoerIier &aroings
gsenoaorina al @rneit Rotbbim lat
lth al @etrdgtnirg % iaa ocrne ll,ge
Mano icnot I'll SIaperiet paa Gins
tio FOR @olotrgt moo Eigen ellie
SarqcnS. SaQen nil forel999es
Gountpcts @ranbrurp, ianinnrt ocn-
ne truocr iamnter. Ut itoflpoeIIcS
riac % mrgtiac Wrno bar %fcrciot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

por oa forIpunoet. 9e fierte bort I
cit Mutomobil, bpormeo De Dor on.
fomnc. 9anfens Sab er belt oGffet
pco assurance.
Stort Harmermpbe / Gruofitun.-
Gen ottenbe aarlige lloltiuing al
Sarmprooufter aabneoeS Wanoag /
Groofiton for at iortiUtte oe islgenoe
fire Gage. 9eltageIien uar ltpr al
lereoe ben ferlte Gag. 9irSoag bar
irrlig beliset abGgoporptrlns, Ii.
eeiom Ser famine Gag undertakes /
@rltg al tractors. s &ontelten for
@cosmmelie al ap9g, ufbolot terIte
Sag, blep Ebompion Farmers Club
tilfienot ferite Err1nie; Sairfar Mn'
oop.r GLIB, Grooflton, anoen; Wtal-
Torn Iarnlers GLIB, Waaorp, treble;
Neo Niper Sormers Club, Sallocf,
fierbe; Segne Community Glib,
Ioa, iemtc, og @orpile Narmers
Club, @orren, %Iiettc. Set / aollte.
item pinoenbe "5ean" beItoo al
Sortpia Vcorion, Selmer 9toroine
% 8uitope Sois. s aonteiten mel
lem Seiifoler for hcnne iamme
SlagS geosmmelie blep Sbief Hi-
per Sails fcrite % @arren atoet,
meocns Better Gnule, glnler SarIcn,
Senrp Stengelion % @cnnie Sil,o
ltoaioroe &oiifolernes pinoeloc
"Eeam". Maribaa Gorntp tilfieno-
tes ialntlige Speepitafes for Speoe.
g. 4. 9eterien al @arren no'tilleoe
en- Worauis-@ pcoe, Ser bite Jig at
operaoo ale andre. Anton Horlml
al Solocf ponot SmcepitafeS mes
inc Treper al flor bpio SABRE, W.
=. Cutler al Bolf for gpg og .. s.
@rititao al Sositon for beolte Eecf
Toteter. Gctte par onben Sang i De
iioite tire @ar, at Wtr. @ruitab er til
ficnm Specpitafes HrGrnie Tor fine
Notctcr. Zen for~anItaltcbc "Spel-
ling Gonteit" mclem De forlflelligc
2ano&Ifoler bopbe isIgenbe llofalo:
Srenc Gmmecf, Tplf, fsrite; Gpa
ScbnIon, &ittion, onben; Nepa 600
Zen, Worntan, treble; &atblecn Gang,
Maribal, iieroc, % Nauline Gngel'
bart, Ecnnin9ton, ienlte Trpmie. 5
OcflamlaticnSfontciten blcp Inno
Nomlano. Tolf, ~fpriic; @era Neter-
ION, @ecfcr, anocn; Ginar gltlano,
@ittion, treble; Spnalo Solbroof,
Warlbal, fieroe, % Sba Sempclton
Norman, ien,te. Sor Stilpreucr no
bellies Yrrmier iii Gleper / fslgenot
Srocn, bcapnbcnbe meb ct "itolar'
ibip" prrb $50 OF tilfienbt George
~. SaIeIruo al Grocfitor: &utb 6
2nnehplm, @lenbora Steoens, Nor'
man II. Saeen. Glen Sanbbers oe
Nepa @ibons, oue al Groofiton, ianl
lima 9riben al Oiitrift No. ISL
Gountp.E rGmier Tor net Irbeioe I'll
ficnotcs Spn Toatlonber, &oieau
Chris 6. Gh%riitianion, @ecfer; &iitl
Scpc, IoIf; Isncs 2unoerent 80
! ieau: @arpin @ioneis. Volf; 2apii
u. gif, aitticn; Grrpin Gaicfion
, @ecfer OF andre. = llbitinineen Inn
&c alrbe iia pch en- meget itor Gel
| tasclie. o. aIlerebe ierite Tag pal
: bcn itore me llbitiainespapiQioi
; ipIot til SrTneieI. Get bar paf
fScrbauielie. At &eS Miper |alel
3ipeitocf Isioeiation fmnoe prr
mGstis nof I'll at opisre en- iaa ito
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
st Orb til Dem, ium nil fipbc Tarm
eller iDae Tcnsennbrinsciie.

Ser er Ell NuIebning on life ifuIoe
eao iorbi, oa Bernie 6arm uorn Spil
oiI bare pei ppro hpao oen iplQc8
for. Tu bar life Hoao til OF mite
bette Sdlg, oo ieg er init forpisiet
ON, at alt Qoot 0prfbnrt &oub, ser
Srpbucerer Wai5, Sabre, @ng, Mpe.
De % al SlagS &cgetation, o. Ell
Sarm ser fan nupnea Tom Ell itoror-
tet appg- % aorniorm, inoen iou
gror bill blioe opro line $500 pr.
Gcre. Nnar on toaer / &etroqtuilla,
of benne Garn er bcllqgenoe / @icr-
tel a. bpoo er fierot iom oet bcoite
GUurtp for &on6bruq / @croer, at
on bar Sorbelen al Qooe Sfoler %
Gelefoner, OF BEN er nGr til Ncrter,
Wdnu., nGr Clifton, Ntnn., npr SIC
nooa, @trnu., OF finn 1919 Mil ira
Iuitin, Winn., piI ou mcbGiue, Of
Oct er en- InIebninq on life ber ooer-
fe. @eitem oie I'll al pGre pao Ste
SCI naar Tormen bIiper IoIqt. Ere
I'll IRE mInoreoc Icres meo Gimothi
eng er iproiq Ill al pIeie$ % FOR
Gin I'll @oaren, hpiIfet buroc brinQe
$500 euer mere pr. Nlcrc, ~ enocl
Ggre off iioite Aar oper $4,000 pr.
Icre.