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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-09

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-09
NOTICE

ATTENTION -3.ooo
Leghorn and Red chicks every
Wednesday, 25c; safe arrival. post
age paid. .Leghorns zoe after April
-. y. B. Hall, phone 153-14.
Wallingford, Conn. 4-8-1Odx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
MOI Nu sTIM.

moi nu stim cum pot Sc near
ga pachete in patria veche, orr in
Rominia Mare. Nici postmasterul
din Cleveland, O., nu site. Eli,
dar insusi postmasterul ne-a spus
ca dinsul garanteaza ca carti pot
Sc treaca. De aceea, .Aca va spu-
mem ca D-Voastra puteti trimite
Calendare, Sc fiji sigllri ca acelea
Sc due. In alegerea unui calendar
frumos 81 potrivit pentru trimite-
re acasa nu este lucru mare. MOI
avem cite unul pentru fiecare.
Nu aveti decit sal scrieti d-lui
loan Jivi-Banatanu, 57O5 Detroit
Ave. in Cleveland, Ohio, 81, dinsul
va trimite calendar, pentru S.
cent?, unde voiti D-Voastra. Daca
voiti aeasa, arafat adresa 81 tri-
miteti 20 cent? mai mutt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
o noua metoda de contraband

o nou& metod& de c0ntrabanda
Danville, Ill. Radiatorul unui
automobil ce sta in fata unui sa.
Ion a facut dintr'o data explo, ;e.
In urma cerecetarilor s'a aflat a
radiatorul fusese plin Gu Whisky,
care incalzindu-se, explodat. Gel
cu automobilul gasise mijlocul a.
cesta de a trece raehiu de contra
banda peste granitele statului In
diana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01


Lume rea. Sc vorbeste alta de
multi despre diplomatic pc fata"
81 toate marble puteri nu sunt in
stare Sc observe ca pc ffnga toata
Democratic lor, Ungaria fost
.prima tara care a fnfiintat-o. Din
sa a TRIMS femeie, pc Schwim-
mer Rozsi, de ambasadoara in
Elvetia. 81, D-Voastra stiti, cum
sunt femeile. Prin urmare, Unga-
ria a fnfaptuit diplomatic pc
fata''.
Cum domnisoara Rozsika, fmi
aduce aminte de dinsa 81 de tibocul
din Seghedin unde cram colegi
de suferinte, este 81 dfnsa din
partida celor care ,,nationalizea-
za'' toate, Sc poate fntfmpla ca pc
l1nga toata diplomatic pc fata,
Va avea 81 atare diplomatic de
noapte''
C7nd sunt ,,doua jumatsti de m
singur sex in o familie, atunci au
81 advocatii 0 ,,sansa"
In 0 ri de Februarie, ,,prie-
tcnii" nostri buni, Sc adunara in
Cleveland 81 batura treptele adj
voeatilor 81 la court, pentru ca
Sc piece fara de a-si lua ramas
bun, ploiati acasa. 1nainte numai
ca jurul Youngstownului va a.
plauda
Singura cauza pentrn care o
femeie site ca are fata frumoa-
sa. este aceea ca celelalte femei
sunt Alta de geloase incit Sc fac
ca nici nu iau in seama.
Multi dintre cei ce It'll solicita
ca sc votezi pentru eli, ar ride. da-
ca le-ai cere 81 tn ca Sc voteze 81
ii ell tine.
Ce sc va Fl ales de feciorasul
care cumpara parfum de 10 cent
Sill punea tot odata pc el, inainte
&c a pleca in vizita sa-si vada
..sweetheart'' -ul?
Unii dintre senatori. dupa ce
Gu trOpat Gu partidele de acasa
sc vede ca vOr sa Sc faca de ris
GU ori ce pret cu toti ..Gavriles-
til din America
aDaea esti casatorit, poti sc faci
bani tot asa de usor ca 81 cind al
Fl burlac. Insa ca 'burlac, nici oda-
ia nu al placerea sa-ti poti vedea
femeia cheltuind mai multi decit
poti tn produce.
Sa nu he miriam de loc de Fran
cezi ca dinsii dOresc Sc fie asigu-
ratF in caZ de atacuri rlOui din
partea Hunilor. Tot asa am face
81 moi de am fl mai deaproape.
Asa de aproape cum sunt eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
I (lieni ii cunosc bine ca apartin u.
nei bande de NINA neagra.

nei bande de NINA neagra.
maugurarea postei aeriene. -
Paris. ~ Serviciul postei aeriene
fntre Paris 81 alte. orase impor-
tante va Fl inaugural Simbata de
directorul aerostatiei civile. Avia-
tori au sd duca 81 sd aduca scri-
sori de la Paris, Bordeaux, Mar
settles, Toulouse. Brest 81 st. Ma
zaire.
Cruzimile Bolsevicilor. - Lon
dra. - Conform informatiunilor
primite astazi aici, trupele boise
vice carl invadasera Estonia au
fost respinse fnapoi peste grani-
ia. Pc frontul de la Archanghel a
inceput din nou lupta, lar Engle-
Iii au luat Segua in urma unor a.
tacuri sfngeroase. Seful Crucei
Rosii Americana raporteaza ca la
Perm trupele Bolsevice au masa-
crat populatia Gu sutele de mil. O.
fiterilor luati prizoneri le-au ba-
tut cuie in epeletii de la umAr,
infigindu-le adfnc in carne. Pc
preoti i-au batjocorit 81 mutilat
intr'un chip infiorator. Departa-
mentul inteligentei confirma ra-
portul ca Bolsevicii au facut fe-
meile proprietate publica.
o noua afacere romineasca. =
Alliance, Ohio. - Allan ca dol
dintre cei mai buni Romfni al no.
stri au deschis zilele acestea po-
picarie (cuglarie) de prima clasa
pc e. Main Street. Proprietarii a
cestei afaceri sunt d-nii Stoia 81
Dordea.
Nou plenipotentiar in Danemar-
ca. = Washington. Sc anunta
ca Mr.. Norman Hapgood din New
York fost denumit ministru pie
nipotentiar al Statelor Unite in
Danemarca in locul doctorulm
Maurice Egan, care s'a retras din
cauza ca bolnav.
Bolsevici detinuti la granita
franceza. Paris. Astazi s'a
aflat ca trei agenti al guvernului
bolsevist din Russia au incercat sd
intre in Franta fmpreuna cu sase
refugiati Francezi, carl s'au in
tors Dumineca in tara. Bolseyici-
Tor nu lisa permis sa intre in
Franta, ci au fost arestati in por-
tul unde ddbarcasera. Sc zice ca
agentii au Gu Ell peste 100000
de rable l75o,QQo De dolaril
ls1
Alti soldati plecati spre casa.
- Washington. De la Bor-
deaux all plecat cu vaporul LOCO
de soldati 81 patruzeci 81 sase de
ofiteri Americani 81 vor sosi la
New York pc ziua de s Martie.
Merge pc strada in hainele de
noapte. - Cleveland, Ohio. -
Dina Alma Dali, in etate de 33
de ami, dupa ce umblat noaptea
trecuta mai multi de doua ore pc
stradele Cleyeland,lui desculta 81
intr 'un jupon de noapte, a fost
gasita de, dol pompieri in apro-
pierea locuintei sale. Femeia Isl
parasise patul din spital 81 pie
case pc strada. Cind s'a fnapoiat
la spital spunea ca increase sa-si
gaseasca locuinta.
fncercare de sinucidere. Gle
veland, Ohio. - John Dugnos, in
etate de 49 de ami, ducindu-se la
|biroul statului de amploiare, de
la primaria orasului, 81 negasind
de lucru, a fncercat sa Sc sinuci-
da in corridor, taindu-si gitul Gu
| un brici de ras. Sc zice ca era dis
perat din cauza ca MI gasea de
lucru.
Serbatoarea ,lui Roosevelt. -
Santa Fe, N. N. 'Ziua lui Theo-
dore Roosevelt Sc va tine ca ser
batoare legala in New Mexico in
prima Lnni a lunei Martie din fie-
care an. Aceasta s'a obtinut prili-
tr'un project de lege prezentat
| in legislatia din New Mexico, ca
re fost trecut fkra nici opozi-
tie din vre-o parte
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
INFORmA

Submarine date Canadei gi An.
straliei. Londra. Walter
Hume Long, primul lord al amira-
litatei anuntat in casa comune-
lor ca guvernul imperial q daruit
Canadei doua submarine 81 Austria
liei sase. Pc lfnga submarine, An
stralia q mai primit 81 sase dis
trig&toare moderne.
Lupte. de revolver in arest.
Detroit, Mich. CiItci Italieni
san luat ieri dnpa am,sazi Ia Imp
|ta Gu revolvetele in coridorul are
|stului central din localitate. Trei
|dintre ei an cdznt strapunsi de
gloante. Gel ramasi teaferi din
|batalie an Shirt intr nm automo-
bill si s'au f&cut neyAsuf. Dol
'dintre r4niti au mrIrit y spital,
iar nnul 3 Pc eale de 80 yipileeas
Politistii zie q n cei trei Its
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01

copii, adica ell 355 mai multi ca
anul precedent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
PoSTA A ADMINISTRATJE|

D,lui Gabor Bnrtik, Warren,
Ohio: Am cercetat 81 Mise pa
re foarte curios cum de va plin-
|geti cind toate sunt in buna or
dine.
Dior ]. Boljeri si Nicolae Iurli-
can Toledo, Ohio: - Gu toata
placerea, insa d-tra att uitat sd
ne trimiteti adresele vechi. Gra-
|biti-va nile trimite. este drep-
tut D-tra.
D-hi George Bogdan, Youngs.
town, Ohio: Raspunsul eel de
'de-asupra e 81 pentru d-ta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01

dO0QSld O1OI lQIlIldIG
ACTEAZA ACUM!
Acum timpu plasez
M citeva luni ceinte mversal
minee de pma ine guranta ple
ropretaor productive Aceaa sndida
Dta sa msres cstgule in ban moi pGopie
tle de
ty Colorado
CETESTE opmia M Howe u ngnsr md ne 81 m
prache& de so
CELESTE mai
ORR cine aurul
% pc fondatunea auru ca schimbu international face
mai
Aurul ni odata
guvernul Sd f primul 81 eel mai cumparator
Ca sa obina
pentu xragerea eemenor
valabh metal in stare cheltui mi rebuie admem
deaemene
Al dor sa culegi in aceas bogxte?
suntem pacuta pozie dupa oerceare
expertul in mine am gast
credin ca de au witch Hazel sfuaa in sum
NIT County Colorado contn
duce de II 100000 pima 100000
suma reonbla ain
r dol ami nina Witch Hazel dod&
la 100000 de
to- s vss a ns "a paT din s est % Ds d sg
AcT1UNI T1RzIG cac actunle de vinsa
sunt imtate; dute
NUMAI Pc UN TnP LIMITAT de la min de
Witch Hazel vor ofee pretul de 90
cnd al oportunatea srie dupa
M Howo careti vor fl time la
Daca inga 9 alei
un Gu pv1e Ia ocul unde tuat
Washington D. Co. punind Pile 10
acea cci dinsul este expert geologic gunuui so
Pentru referne: partculartat ori ia
Summit @ County, nss.'' '''s' CHI ' '1ta 1orssrra,
breckenridge, Col 406O9 Blackwell Building
Cor. Grant SITS,
ENaIE BROS BANK PITTSBURGH
Breckenridge, Col Bell Phone: 2O7O Cour
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01

Inaugurarea postei aeriene. -
Paris nv Serviciul postei aeriene
intre Paris 81 alte. orase impor-
tante va Fl inaugural Simbata de
directorul aerostatiei civile. Avia-
tori au sd duca 81 sd aduca scri-
sori de Ia Paris, Bordeaux, Mar
seilles, Toulouse. Brest 81 St. Ma
zaire
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
BRONCHIAL TROUBLE
FOR Is YEARS, AND
COUGHED CONSTANTLY
Then Mrs. Crowshaw Stopped Her
Cough 50 Quickly it Alarmed Her.

Il had suffered with lung trouble
bronchial trouble and asthma for 16
years: In January. 1904. l had an un-
usually severe spell, resulting in pneu-
monia and was confined to my bed for
4 months. Then I began to mend, but
my cough never left me.
"The following October, l tried Milks
Emulsion: After taking it few days
my cough gave way, and ceased en-
tirely after taking another bottle--so
sudden. in fact, that I became alarmed.
Getting over my fear. l took bottles
more; For months previous l had
coughed night and day, but my cough
ceased entirely For 16 years ] have
had the best medical assistance and
used all kinds of medicines until l be-
came skeptical But the results from
marvelous."-Mrs J. B. Crawshaw, 143S
Grand Ave. Des Moines Iowa.
For real quick results in bronchial or
other severe coughs. or hard colds,
The whole system is built up and
strengthened to throw off the trouble
Mflks Emulsion Is a pleasant. nutri-
| tive food and a corrective medicine 1t
| restores healthy natural bowel action.
doing away with all need of pills and
physics. 1t promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to assimilate food. AS a builder
of flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion
is strongly recommended to n-down
nervous people, and it has produced
amazing results in many cases Of asth-
ma. chronic bronchitis, tuberculosis of
the lungs. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relieved
usually In one day.
This Is the only solid emulsion made,
and palatable that 1t is eaten with
a spoon like ice cream. A truly won
derful l..edicine for weak sickly chill
dren.
No matter how severe your case. you
are urged to try MiIks Emulsion under
RuArantpp-Take
with you. use 1t according to directions
and II not satisfied with the results.
your money will be promptly refunded
Milks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute. Ind.
Sold and guaranteed by Thistleth-
waite's Drug Stores-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
COLLEGE ORATORICAL
CONTEST POSTPONED

Earlham's orator will not have an
opportunity to test his ability against
the spellbinders of other Indiana col
leges this year. The annual inter
collegiate oratorical contest has been
postponed.
Disturbed conditions in the colleges.
owing to the students army training
corps until recently, is assigned as the
cause Manager of the interstate con-
test, to which the winner of the 1ndi-
ana contest is sent. decided to post
pone the contest this year.
Earlham, Notre Dame, Franklin. De
Pauw. Butler, Wabash and Hanover
have participated in contest annu-
ally for many years. Some OF the
colleges, Earlham included. have
chosen their representatives. The con-
test usually was held in February.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
By WIN. r. SANBORN.

A recent list oi Farmers Bulletins
issued by the Department OF Agricul-
ture has been received These bulle-
tins are not printed merely to keep
the government printing office busy.
nor simply TO furnish paper makers a
market.
The purpose of these bulletins Is to
instruct, 10 help. to make plain to the
reader the operations of cause and
effect along productive lines. In all
soils and under varying conditions.
The department wants to help you,
Mr.. Farmer. 1t aims to simplify your
problems and tighten your labors, and
to increase the meat, grain and fruit
supply OF the nation for the benefit OF
all the peoples.
This means immediate betterment
of plans and ideas and instant action.
where new and better way is pointed
out. True we have travelled farther
agricultura!iy IN the last forty years
than in the previous forty centuries,
as related to farming in civilized lands.
We don't live In land Of bread
fruit and where trees actually pro-
duce milk. or where the sugary date
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
WORTH $4,000 A BOTTLE

WIN. Barnes. San Antonio, Tex,
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar is the
best cough remedy in the world 1t
has been worth $4,000 bottle to me.
| had the flu followed by pneumonia
which left me weak. with persist en- I
cough | needed rest and sleep. which h
was unable to get. Some one advised
Foley's Honey and Tar. I began TAX
ing it that very night. Before bed time
noticed relief, and that night had a
sound sleep and perfect nights rest.
the first since the beginning of the flu.
have completely recovered and do not
cough at all 1t cost me only $l.20 to
cure that obstinate cough with Foley's
Honey and Tar Let all who read this
letter try Foley's." For sale by A. G..
I.uken & Co.--Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
clothes
into the eseedt test


and, using cob or some other clyin-
drical object as core, roll the tester.
Tie cord or slip rubber band
around the middle. and the doll is
complete.
The Testing Process.
The dolls should be thoroughly i'm
mersed in lukewarm water. From 2
to hours have been found sufficient
for the soaking. and it is best not to
soak for more than 10 hours. Remove
the dolls from the water, allow them
to drain, and place them where they
may be kept warm and moist. During
the termination period the dolls should
not be subjected to temperature
higher than 1907 or lower than 50' F..
A temperature between so and 90' F.
during the day and so and co. dur
ing the night will give good results.
1t is not advisable to give the dolls
a second soaking. A good way to pre-
vent drying out is to wrap them up
in piece of wet sacking or put them
upright in an ordinary water bucket
and cover them with wet cloth. In
either case. provision must be made
for draining off excess moisture. At
the end of five days, with temperatures
apprOximating those recommended the
kernels should be sprouted sufficiently
to show their fitness for seed.
If any sample has a noticeably weak
termination or has more than two
dead kernels, the ear from which the
sample was taken should be discarded.
There may be times, such as the
spring of 1918, when the supply of
good seed corn is extremely limited.
In such seasons, 1t is well to retain all
ears showing termination of so per
cent or more. The poorer germinat-
ing ears will have to be used if the
supply of seed terminating 80 percent
or better is not sufficient Keep the
poorer seed separate and If it must be
used. plant it thicker than the rest.
If the dolls are to be used over
again, they should be thoroughly scald-
ed in order to destroy any mold
growth.
When to Use Rag Dolls.
OF course, the testing of the ger
mination of each ear is some trouble.
However, to obtain a successful corn
crop it is work that must be done by
those who have not retained seed corn
OF good termination from previous
crop. The holding over of good seed
corn from crop that matured thor
oughly makes it possible to continue
the improvement and adoption of a
strain without losing seed and is less
troublesome than the making of sepa-
rate ear termination tests. The use of
the rag doll. therefore, is not recon-
mended as the best practice possible.
but as the most satisfactory Way of
getting suitable homegrown seed when
a supply has not been held over from
a good crop and fall freezes have oc-
CURED SO early as to injure the ger
minating power of the crop
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16

ing about so cents, to thirty gallons
of water Ordinarily the seed are put
into sack and immersed in this So
luton for ~ to hours. 1t has been
found that the treatment can be re-
duced to fifteen minutes. if the solu-
ton is heated to 122 degrees F. Be-
sides saving time, the treatment is
probably more effective when the so
luton is warmed. The formalin solu-
ton can be used over and over until
it is gone The seed must be treated
before cutting and it is better If they
can be spread out to dry after being
treated.
Fruit growers should prepare for the
dormant pruning by putting into first
class condition the pruning saws and
shears. Some extra saw blades will
likely be needed. Pruning can now
be started during suitable weather,
but it should not be done while the
wood is frozen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16

4 young lady--a very young lady
in Union county, Kentucky, is believed
to have done at least as much as any
American Of her years in helping to
increase food production in this coun-
try. She gave all her clothes for use
in making rag-doll testers of the ger
minating power OF seed corn. An her
years are only two.
Her father, a county agent OF the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture and the Kentucky extension or
ganization. used up all the spare cloth
around the house in making testers
for the farmers in his territory, and
then he turned to the baby's ward
robe. The need for testers was acute,
and baby didn't need as many clothes
as formerly. The result was that the
baby had to wear tub until her
mother could prepare new raiment.
The sed-corn situation in the spring
OF 1918 was serious. 1t is not expected
to be so serious in 1919, but in many
sections Of the country farmers will
have need for rag doll testers or other
apparatus in 6nding what seed will
produce corn and what will not. They
may not have to use the babys clothes
but they should be ready with testers.
How to Make Ras-DolI Testers.
Various kinds Of apparatus for test
ing seed corn are for sale by COM
mercial firms. Others may be manu-
factured home with simple mate
rials Some of these testers, such as
the sand box tester and the sawdust-
box tester, are described in various
publications of the Department OF
Agriculture and the state agricultural
experiment stations. The rag-doll
seed tester has proved to be one OF the
most convenient and satisfactory
forms, as well as one of the least ex-
pensive.
The cheapest material which has
gwen entire satisfaction is bleached
muslin The muslin should be cut into
strips 16 inches wide and from to 5
feet long With a pencil or crayon
draw line down the center of the
strip Leaving at least inches at
the ends, mark the strip crosswise
every inches, numbering the sec
tions.
Use the Rag Dolls.
Moisten the tester before putting
the kernels upon it. Number the ears
and place them in definite order. From
different places on ear No. /, take out
10 kernels and place them in Section
No. /. Similarly take 10 kernels from
ear No. 2, place them in section 2,
and continue in this manner until ev-
cry section of the tester has been
filed. Care should be taken to place
the kernels some distance from the
dividing lines, SO that slight displace-
ments caused by handling the testers
will not mix the samples. Fold each
side of the tester over, so that the
edges meet in the middle. Press the
cloth down firmly over the kernels,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
Government Bulletins of Special
Interest to Farmers of County

palm and other palm trees, furnish all
that Is needed to sustain life and grow
in profusion
The palm family is the most wonder.
full family of trees on the planet. The
clothes needed in the tropics, the
houses that shelter and all the food
really essential to life Is produced by
the palm tree in abundance
But the palm doesn't grow in Indi
ana. and that's why we raise hogs and
keep cows and cherish chickens
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
OXFORD BANK ELECTIONS

OXFORD, O., Jan. 16.-Officers and
directors were chosen for the Oxford
National bank yesterday, as follows
President, G. c. Welliver; vice pres1-
dent, George G. Munns; cashier, c. A.
Shera; assistant cashiers, w. M.
Shera, c.. A. Shera, Jr, and P. D.
Shera: VIM. F. Baughman, DR.. r. Har-
vey Cook, r. J. Brown, G. Burkhart
and C. T. Jones.
The Farmers State and Savings
bank stockholders elected the follow
ing: President, s. e. Eye; vice presi-
dent, DR.. H. M. Moore; cashier, ]. Gil
bert Welsh; assistant cashier, Alex. l..
Johnson; G. N. Samuels and w. E. Nc
Coy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-16
BIG SHOE BILLS
CAN Be CUT

Il will always wear shoes with Neoiin
s;cics. writes Mr.. M. Newman of the
Newman Mfg. Co. of Minneapolis.
They are superior soles in every way.
waterproof, more comfortable and more
durable. After many months of wear
they remain in good condition"
Mr.. Newman, and millions OF others.
have found that the answer to the shoe
bill problem lies in getting soles that
wear long time-Neolin Soles.
They are scientifically made, very
tough and yet have the other qualities
that soles should have-comfort and
absolute waterproofness. Get Neolin-
soled shoes for your whole family.
They are found nearly everywhere and
in all styles. Have worn shoes re-
paired with Neolin Soles. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Company, Akron. Ohio. who also make
Wingfoot Heels-guaranteed to out
wear any other heels.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
SpGrrinoen Inoiru.

Gen al 6cl tpifc H~egicring an.
or0ncoe &outroI me0 Sili9rIclen til
9toroiIe2uig bar boDt i'll 6sIoc, at
Der iuttiif cr bIcpen itoppct for al
IiIfsrIcL, lrrIi8 al &unit8is6nin9
% 9DgaCuatcrioIer. Otter ll0tas
letter al bsitituaeu6c tpite @mbeo8.
mGn0 bar oct maaife life pPrct til
iiQtct, at &outroIen ifuISc oirfe Iaa,
ban, men buoo Der emo bar opret
Utcuinqcu: &%ontroIlcn bar pirfSt
ioaOon. Foa oc bcoIt bcgrm0e0a
AnipQuinqer ON 3iIfsrIcl9tiQooelie
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4iotiucriu8.
Gen Ioaleoc8 gicnnemisrte SpUr.
ring bar frcmtaIot oluorIig ~llnllie
/ oe arcoic, ser iprliB rammes AT
Den, {. Gr. 2onompnoene, ser life
fan iua sem Dem tiloclte &unitgig6s
nina, % belle 9pa8efu0ct Der mart
belt moo itolOie iom 6sI8c al Nan.
Gel poa &pg1cmnierioIcr. l~lUiIien
aipcr Jig frOitigc llbiIag. 2onomGn.
ncuc truer mco, at oe oil ne9te a.
nilcpcre apTQ % aOrn, % oct CT
Ger bel better ingCn, ser Tan toge
Dem Hoe op.
Ger er iioIac "Neimool" rciit en-
OcpltatiOn al &iobmrno fra ale
n]orOilcauigite &iebitrocr iii Giles.
uiQ ior at Torbau6Ic mco StatSfom.
mi3ipr apItcr ON Npbpoelic, rep.
%cmpcIlc al SpGrrin9cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
6~rcfteSrapere tjener
mere emo profesiorer

Stbaca, q. g.. Sen t9oe Sept.
otter buoo Cornell llrioeriitetS
Ncttor, Sacob 8oulo Sturmor, OPP
lpicr / en- iOog oIfentliggiort geret-
ming til Trenme al &ogncu ioc
SnolomIinacn al ct ertra Touo poa
St, 100000 til SorbeielIe al Uni.
rer'itctSIGrcrncs 9sn, bctalcr Sc
6orcncoc Slater line 8rqitegroocre
Ell beicrc 2en ems line GoQcgcIprere
% line Wetnllifere o8 Scrnbane.
funftionGrcr en- b~etpoelig boiere
2en enc fine Yrofe5Iorer.