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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
MR.. CLONTs DIsCOV-
Frs MANACUR|ST AND
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
At HOT SPRINGS
Hot Springs, Ark, June Z, 1918.

Hot Springs, Ark, June Z, 1918.
Being in Hot Springs is wonder
full experience to fellow not accus-
toned to bathing. Bath houses mere
are moderately equipped with every
thing, not only for bathing but with
billiard parlors, rest rooms, having
plenty Of writing space, supplied with
all the late magazines and books to
read; of course, manicurist, too. /
notice some of these old bats have
their nails trimmed very often and
seem to enjoy 1t hugely. I asked the
young lady If it was painful. She as
sured me that it was not, but ratheE
soothing. l thought maybe / would
try 1t as soon as become sufficiently
strong to stand the shock!
understand that one bath house
alone scrubbed. cleaned, pressed, ant
made over over fifty thousand patrons
last year. The Army and Navy Hos
pital will accommodate 500 patients
and is said to be one among the res
in the United States, and a vast mum
Der of our boys are sent here. Tn
raturned soldier as we'll as from tn
continent camps, and most wonderful
results are obtained as to thei
health.
It is said that January, Februar
and March are the very busiest sea
sons. During this time the horse rae
es are on and sports from all parts Q
the United States are here in attend
ance. One hotel can accommodate
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
--Of-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THURSDAY, JUNE 70, 1880 P. M.
AT 2O5 s. NEW YORK AVE.
MRS HATTIE LOGAN ,OWNER

Willow. set of settee. 3 rockers and
3 chairs, library table, hat rack. u
shades, lace curtains and poles. play
err piano and 40 records, five 9-12 art
squares, 10 small rugs, 2 large leath-
er rockers, s oak rockers, 6 chairs, 3
pr. portiers, Umbrella stand, Dining
table and chairs, china cabinet,
buffet. 8 iron beds, springs and mat.
tresses, single beds, springs and
mattresses, 2 single beds, springs and
mattresses, 4 dressers, 3 washstands.
3 chiffoniers, kitchen table. gas range.
wood range, oil heaters, kitchen
safe, refrigerator. kitchen utensils,
Office desk, chair, 2 screens. stair
carpet. 4 porch rockers, clothes ham
per, 2 slop Jars, potted plants and
ether articles too numerous to men
ton.
Unusual opportunity to buy good
furniture.
B. H. HARNLY, Auctloneer,
Phone 4S6 Blue Oils
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
HOUSECLEANING TRIALS

It's housekeeping time, and WHEY is
cross;
You're not long in finding out she is
the boss.
You come home to luncheon-there's
nowhere to eat
The table is spread on the bay-win-
dowseat.
You lvDk for a chair, that you might
rest your bones.
But WHEY exclaims in the most an
gered tones:
"You know, sir those chairs have
been vanished with care.
And any old fool knows he should
not sit there"
The pictures and curtains and drap-
cries are down;
You swear for a moment cyclone
struck town;
You look at the bed where you once
took repose-
It's stacked to the ceiling with dear
wifey's clothes.
You know that when night comes you
cannot sleep there.
But wife plans a bed in the big Nor
ris chair;
No matter how rugged its old stats
may seem,
You've got to pretend it's a wonderful
scheme.
Geo., but it's tough to be kicked all
about,
With dear wife so peevish and all
tuckered out
You long for the future and welcome
the day
When housekeeping trials are taker
away.
Sue Finley Read in the Louisville
Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

since his accession to Office, but it IS
probable that what votes he gets will
draw from Cats strength rather than
Fletcher's. Telfair Stockton will also
be candidate for the senatorship, it
is understood. Intellectually, fetch
er towers above the bunch like a
giant among pigmies, and 1t is neon
ceivable that the people of Florida
would turn down such man for any
one of those mentioned as his posi-
BILE opponents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

Pittsburgh, June 10.-That letter
addressed to the mayor Of Pittsburgh,
was returned to the sender marked
unknown by local postal authori-
ties, was brought to light recently
when Mayor e. v. Babcock received
a communication from the Mayor of
Nancy. France, after 1t had been de-
layed eight months.
The letter, under date Of Oct. s.
1918, was received in Pittsburg few
weeks later, but the postal clerk
who handled the communication,
stamped on the envelope the intelli-
gence that Monsieur lie Marie, de la
Vile de Pittsburgh, Etats Unis de-
Amerique" could not be located in
the directory. The letter was ad-
vertised, and finally returned to the
Nancy executive, who appealed to
the American embassy in Paris. He
explained that he was exceedingly
anxious that the people of iPttsburg
read the words of appreciation Of the
folk of Nancy for two flags presented
to them in connection with the Rastilc
Day celebration here July IA last.
aPris embassy officials enclosed the
letter in another envelope. read
dressed 1t, and Mayor Babcock reheiv-
ed the communication only few days
ago,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
WaveletS
Fro m
The Deep
C. Cree n

First drummer: Where will mail
reach your
Second drummer: well, I'm Ma
con, Georgia, my headquarters"
The reason the French are a small
race of people is because they say
WEE, WEE!" 80 much.
Civilian: "What rank did you at
tain in Francef'
Ex-soldier: II was a major"
Civilian: "Oh you made-yer COM
pany ashamed Of you"
The only trouble with these poll
ticians is that they build platform
but after they are elected get down
on the ground.
Now that Oscar M. is running for
mayor, we will all have to stop drink
ing and 60 to Eaton.
They say the Elks were everywhere
during the legislature at Tallahassee;
in fact none of the Senators could 60
to the meetings without passing some
Bills.
What relief 1t is to 60 out in the
small country towns and see the girls
with red cheeks. tinted only with
Natures coloring.
There is new kind of profiteer
that maybe you haven't discovered as
yet. He is the guy that sells cigars
and cigarettes and when you lay
down a penny for box of matches,
he will give you one of those small
boxes of Piedmont matches. which
the company is giving away for ad-
vertising purposes.
am mule with long wagging ears,
The harsh things they say sometimes
bring tears.
But It's a queer world, strange things
come to pass,
I maybe mule but my masters an
ass.
No gents furnisher sells the car
of knowledge. It cant be bought al
a small price and 1t is mighty hard
to get.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
REMEMBERING ALL

A Southern man tells of an earnest
young preacher in a remote country
village who concluded a long and
comprehensive supplication by say
ing:
"And now, dear friends. let us pray
for those who are dwelling in the
uninhabited portions Of the earth. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

Well we enjoy agreeing with the
Governor whenever we can, and we're
kinder with him on the dog propo-
sition. The Legislature taxed poor
Towser and otherwise tried to put
him out of business, but the Governor
comes along with his little veto and
stops this kickin' our houn' dawg
aroun' The Governor says, in effect.
that the dog is the bulwark of Amer
lean liberty, the defender of the home,
and the best and truest friend of the
poor-in the spirit of which views we
rather concur.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

Referring to the fact that a Flor
ida university professor is candi-
date for Governor, the iTmes-Union
exclaims, "Hulley gee!" But, really,
date for Governor, the Times-Union
it's HUXLEY, ELI" (Hulley L. See?
No? Yes?).
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

FOR SALE-Very desirable income
property, located near postoffice
and KILLER Hotel. offered at sacri-
flee price II sold before June 18th.
Enquire e. J. Kaufman, Tele-
gram Building. 9092
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

Two candidates out against Fletch-
or already-our own Sidney ]. and
W. W. Flournoy. The latter will
not be a serious factor In the race,
as he has not been before the people
sufficiently to enlist any considerable
support, unless he develops a brill
liancy OF campaign that can hardly
be expected Of him. Flolrnoy Is one
OF the grand army of former friends
whom the Governor has alienated
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

The American Federation of Labor
denounced the bolshevik crowd and
the bolshevik spirit. The real friends
of labor do this everywhere, 1t Is
only the blatant demagogue, who
hopes to ride the labor element into
some petty office, who counsels vio-
lence, lawlessness and destruction.
These fellows hurt the cause of labor
more than any other form Of attack
upon it. The great American public
loves fair play, and 1t will stand by
labor in every reasonable demand. but
II will not approve Of foul means to
accomplish an end, however praise
worthy the end in itself may be.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

Because a bird was singing In
church. a Georgia preacher halted the
services, secured gun and shot the
bird. We may be peculiar, but we
had rather listen to a bird than many
preachers we have heard. Further
more, we believe any bird is better
Christian than any man who would
wantonly dstroy 1t.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
THE LAKELAND NEWS
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press 10 exclusively
entitled to the use for republication o:
all news dispatches credited TO II or not
otherwise credited In this paper and
also the local news published therein.
All rights Of republication Of special
Dispatches herein are also reserves.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

The Apalachicola Times complains
that owing to the superabundance Of
candidates springing up, majority
will be hard to obtain. Well, we have
ceased to bother about a majority in
choosing our Florida officials. Our
present primary system makes It pos
sible for a man to be put in Office who
receives only a rather weak minority
Of the votes cast.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

Why not turn over the border trou-
bles to the great state Of Texas with
unlimited power to act?' We be-
1ieve those Texans could make good
job out Of things down that way.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

This gent, Mr.. York, who won the
war, and further proved his bravery
by committing matrimony, might try
his luck as Presidential candidate.
Our American people can be mighty
silly in the matter of hero worship.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

If everybody would do something
towards improving and identifying
the parkways over town the general
effect would be very pleasing. Some
parkways look like they are used for
ash-dumps. A little leveling and
planting to grass would relieve these
unsightly spots.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10

No gents furnisher sells the cap
of knowledge. 1t cant be bought at
a small price and 1t is mighty hard
to get.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-10
The EveningIT telegram

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
&omiml Wagclsicm.

6agifriitct ">in6uitriol N%uitraIio"
brin9cr / lit lSltner for 3oie N(pri(
Ell Iruaere ancrficn0cnoe Irtifcl
on DC 6orcue0c StutcrS aonfil /
Q~icIbourne, ". Is. NtageIsieu, / Nn.
Looming al aOnillIcnS nGr forcitoa.
en6c Nienreiic Ill Nmcrifa. aoniul
Vto9elslcn9 GmbcbaplI0ter lmoer
2rlAeL bonoe irr o. e'tcr al De sSor,
cnCoe Stlter bleo in0ulflet / ocn,
bar pUret tCumeIig b~proeiuloc, pN
Oct mclct Nrbcioc bar ncobrlot bans
Nclbrto, iaa oet cr blcpct ~nc0pen0l0
lor hnm at togc Ell lpngcrc NpiIe.
Nou ltlloc ofgoa ira QtcIbourue meo
Gampifibct "&euturo" oen zoe Wfai.
Is Nrtitclcn roles &oniulcn Tor
oen taftfuIoe Maahc, bporpaa set or
Ipttcoca bom iom iii 2oubs RcprU.
~ieutant i Ell bolt an'parSiuIo Still.
ling | Ell poniteIig Sio life olenc at
beoare oet ueuifabcliee Gorholo iii
De auitralifc Mpuoi0beoer, men no.
Opbc % tilgobc8isre bette Sorholo
I'll be99e Souoe5 iuIoe SiIireoS.
bc0. It bette life bar retop oen
I~ettelte Sog, fam man lutte iig til
oerai, OF &oniuI Ma9claien / &ri'
gems 'erite Nar, enonu mems Imeri.
ia par neitral, hapoe i Sporao at
io9c pare pao tpife Snteresicr ser.
borte. @labet beflager meaet, at
ban III, moa oibrp6e lin @irtIombeb.
) S%tripclier ira I~ilitraIieus iurge.
renoe Eremiermnilter o. ira SIaa'
oemiuiiteren, q. z. WacanSie. ho,
DIR. Waeelsieu mobtaaet oercs Sor.
litring ON, at bans Nrbeihe er / hel
@rao paaltlcnnet, % al Oct or mel
H~eoreueiie Dc eriarer, at Selbreos,
benipn gisr Oct n~sbpenoia ior ban
at reiIe tiIboge til Staterne.
Goniul Waeelsiel, Der err en- Ser
al Naitor SIR. WagelSIeu, bar bore,
Den amerlfanife aoniuIatticneIt,
iibeu 1898, oa ban bIep uonrput ii
SetretRr peb aoniuIatet / Beirut. :
oisie 81 Gar bar ban, ioruSen ii
SpboIo | nGunte @p. oaret aoniu
VI gagoao og Colombo, inbtiI bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Npor &rimocrne rcgicrcr.

Gen engelife fienote Soreganss'
fpinoe, Nrs. Gbapmann Sat-, ionl
bar reiit riinot Soroen for at ltuoere
a~pinoernes Stiaing / Samiunoet,
ifriper til ct oonif @lao ON ct Seisg,
bun bar aiIagt paa Sumatra. Siul
bar Ser %triifct paa Ell Stamnle, ionl
falber Jig for "Neuang aabauS" %
lom teller omtrent 1 MiIipn Meo'
Iemn,er. Get merfeliee peo benne
Stauime or, at Oct er 8pinoen, ionl
er &opeoperionen | Staten, % at
ale gicnoonme, oct bare Jig &is-
marter, Yalme. eler gananlfoae,
eies al Gpiuoer. @arnene tilbsrcr
uoeluffenoe Mooeren, % Saberel
bar abiolut insen @et oper Dem. Get
err csiaa 3pinoernes Napn, Iom or
IamiIienapnet, ioet Manoen, naar
ban iuosaa sGstcifab, taser fin $50.
mes Gaun.
Suitrucns Sornlore fisber Wan-
Den % beialer fra 20 til 200 8ploen
icr BAN, off efter bans i%ociale Still.
ling. 9isie Yenee anpenoes til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

6or at bepiie lin NaaifiennclIe %
&iGrli9beo iii i'm Ereit, Yaitor @iI-
belm NaSmlt6leu, fom Vontoppi0an
% Wallfon Wcnigbeoer / Slot %
6slge til Treitc9aoroeu Ssnoag ben
25oe Mai Tor iaieu at operraIfe lin
aibolote Trcit. Oeilig WibOng Ter
percocS uocnior Yrelte9ooroen iii
ale, % en- bnggelig Gib t~ilbragtes
inmmen. Enitor Sdnliht ira Geo.
rob bar al Nenighcocrne inbbuot at
bare tiIIteoe o9 boloe Gale for Pin.
leoniuacn, iou hleu uofsrt paa Ell
u0merfct Mnn0c. Taitor Ha@nruS.
len tntfeoe biertclig baa0e Taitpr
ShmiOt % Wcnigbeocrne. Gn
brand nciu onh ilIlp equipped Soro
Gar" bleo citcrloot Yrelten Iom
Wope.
Gen lutberifc airfe Der bar giort
merfcIig burtig Sremgang mtoer
Toitor HoSmuSiena forte @irfc.
Sctte i 6orbin0elie meo Weuigbe.
oerncS gienta9ne Eaa%itiSnnelier, be-
uiier tpoelig nof EaitorcuS Gpgtig.
bc0 % Nopularitct / lit aal0.
WfenlQbeoSlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

Wanoens lloitpr eGer til at boIoe
grpnupsfeit for. Manoen fIptter
biem til aonens Samilie, bpor bet er
Spigermooeren, Tom err ben, fom itp.
rer. Ter bIir iaa gierne opfsrt en-
Silbpsning til Suiet, 90 Der ilanr De
llnge iis neo. ct Stpffe Sorb oper-
Iaoes gruoen, oe Wanoen bi9lper
beiloe at oprfe ben.
glanot De fattieere alasier er On.
gifte &egelen; be &ise bar inotil fire
Sooner, bpilfet &oranen tinooer.
Sper Some betaler lin 9jsbeiim og
Mfanoen regnes for at bore Iige me-
get pGro, itaar ban alt bar ire SEQ
ner, iom naar ban er llngfar. San
Dor Ell uge 90 8aneen hos bper at
fine Sooner, % bpis ban life piier
1egn til at bile foripinbe / rette
Sib, er ct @Iif fra Spigermama NOT
til at minoe bam ON bans Nligt.
Mfanoen err life forpligtet til at
betale noaet til Suitruernes % 8ar-
nenes unoerbolo og Iige til De iioite
@ar bar oct eneite ban giorbe at biGI-
pc liot til meo SoroarbeiSet. Nu err
De blet iaa cipiIiiereoe, at De .fororer,
at Wanoen ifal babe meo. fig @aper,
naar ban fommer paa fine ugentlige
@eIsg.
@sm fan intibIertio ilet life bog
itapelig talt Il, at oct er 9pinoerne
iom regierer. 2anbets Stpre, en-
SlagS oemofratiif &egierinesiorm,
er uoeluffenoe / W9nbenes SGnoer.
Iue Stammens Borne .inmmenfaI-
bes al en- 2eoer, ipm Sc ielp bar
palgt. Ine Spergsmaal, enoogiaa
oe melt pripate, iom Sfilsmisie og
llenigbeoer / Siemmet, oisfutteres
Der meget aabent % faar i'm Ifgis-
relic, iom ale maa bsie fig for.
apinoerne ~beltager oeiaa / oisie
@isoer % faar Sop til at iige lin
Wfening, men bar ingen Gel / If-
itemningen.
WrS. Gbapmann Gatt fonot, at
a%pinoerne faa ip9rt ifione no, bpil-
fet er nofiaa 6earibelig meo oct me-
get Irbeioe, Iom bpiler paa Dem. Git.
ropperne itrGper mi for en- mere re-
aelmGsiig Notwithstanding meIem
aiennene og for Snbferelie al ben
friitne &eligion, iaa Slerfoneriet fan
a~fifaffes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

oa Mrs. gmtno Selono. Scr. Gel
lono, Der utber arisen gioroe Tie
lcite / Warineforpiet, fom | @intel
tilbage fra Sronfrige, bpor ban blet
iaaret / Slas | Nrrbcbeu al @crep
Srr Olaf Inoerien fra Sri
%itianin, Norge, beisete iioite llee
2innepoloS % SeggS paa @aibing'
ton Trairie. Olaf Inoerien, Der cr
StatSgeolo9 90 iantibig aniat
Norge, or beroper paa Ell Sorret.
ningStilr, og Sru Inberien bcnptteoe
Inleoningen til at beige SIGgtnin-
ger. InbericnS bar boet 6 Mar |
@aibiu9ton, .. g., bpor ban par an.
lat beb Carnegie Snititute, men fIpt.
teoe 'iocl tilbogc til Horge.
s Nooiion Wcnigbeb feireoeS
Gonfirmation iibite Ssnbog. Ssl.
genoc unae Wenneifer qientog 9oobs.
%Ieitet; Ole GareIills Siuler, Ilireb
WeIpin Snlporion, Glen SrpiQe
&op6en, Orpiue gIlon3o anutIon,
@unoer @lefebera, Hobert @offen,
Normon Hop @iIbcrtion, Wobel
Gbriitinc Nci8, Nngeline Souette
Anocrion, Olga Nmolia Edmonton,
Sbena Sclioa Gable. - Gen fore.
qoncnoc Senoag foniirmcreoeS / Gin.
coin Mcnigbco: Clarence Scrbcrt
NIbcrtlor, Gaipcr Sbcooor Jieloitil,
@aance Grnolb @unnolo, ORLANDO
IlbcrtiouL Oral GpcIpn Spitcbabl.
9llicc @offcn.
- Ger giercS | bcnnc Sib ertra-
proinTre Observation-Disclosures til at re.
orgoniiere Bong cout. YepPgeIien Der
| Sonoct, % llgcn, lom %begpnber ben
Soc Suni, er afiot for oct ipecielle
Tormanl at iaa M Sart / Organila.
Werrs Der igjen bill bIipe
taget cfieftipe Sfriot iii at iolnlc DC
lllge rnoer Speiberiancn, benitiIIeS
Der til DC Glorc. Spore, Wpore %
at pGre meo at itstte 9epp.
mco Wtibler % poo onben
Qfnooe. SPrlig oil Scr bIIpe giort
ell araftanltrGnaelle for at iaa teg.
net associate members. Weolems
fob foitcr ST.. ". Z. @ofer er al
Observation-Disclosures Hormano, for
bcnpprcnoe SinnnSminiiter Wcglooo,
lhnGpnt til at iorcitnn Srganiio-
tionSnrbcioet her, og nGe, Tom cr IN.
tcrceieret / Irbcioet, beoeS benpenoe
ig til BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Zen tpife WeiitliabcS.

Zen ilcsuig, bolitenife Sanosfirfes
bpieite Wpnoiqbeo, oct blanoet geilt'
Iig.iurioiife aoniiitprinm ! 8iel, bar
ira Sio til onben p9ret ct lpobsrt
Heoifab for Statens 6ortplfrings'
politif, og noifiaigc NrTlter %
Yropiier bar i laa Senleenoe p9ret
octs lGrpiuige 9ielere.
Men MT er Mcpolutionen - fri
Der "Ganncuirte" = ipnes osiaa
aoniiitorict at bare facet ct Stso;
noglc Trciter reipefterer life mere
bets Mnoroniuaer. SaaIcSes bapoe
acniiitcrictS Isormano Or. Miiuer
anoronct Sorbsn / I~nleoning al ben
boIitenife Oprsrsbag Den 24oe
Warts tS4S Tor "et liocIt Slesris'
Soften; men Der ifal | NorolleS'
pig nof life bape p9ret mango Fre'
tier, iom bar iulst Nnoronlneen, |
oct Minoitc cr Der life / Sosnefir'
ferne / Saoerslep blepen bolot en-
laaban Sorbsn.
Otter CT Sorlpocnoe isger aprll'
~itcrict | aiel at faa mango plgtlee
Sine ira Sosncarfiperne neo I'll
aieI isr giltaacllen til Sanmart,
iom muIist; beaer lite bcri bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Gn Sat fra Nnriaae'crnc.

"Scimoal" oiientlig9isr ielgenoe
Saf ira De isnberipoitc &rl9sfanger
ira &eiren / 4uriQnc:
ollie arigsfanger, iom er biem.
penot ira 6ranfrig, er be9eiitret
oper Den Wootagelle, Der bIep Dem
til Gel Sanmarf, % oper De mango
8ooer % 9lomitcr, iom blep uooelt
til Dem. Scot bapoe ri baabet %
taIt berom / 6angeIeiren, at naar ri
Ell Sang penber bicm til Sanbarf,
laa bIiper Der Set oerbiemme; men
at hi ifuloe blipe mootagne meo Ell
iaaOan 0lnoe % Uipitiribeo, bauoe
ri alorig Daabet; oct ouergif ale
bore Sorpentninger. Gcrior Saf til
oct banife 6olf og ocn ounlfe Hegie.
ring, Saf til ale Dem, Der bar b..
.oroget Oertil, I9rlig Saf til oct isn-
oeripoife 6onO."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Smaapluf.

-WtrS. i. 8. Sobnion reiltc ltr9.
Dag til Wfinneopoli5 pnn @eioA hos
fin Ser.
0{r. og MrS. Ole &umrre rei'te
ii6itc llge til Gbiei 8iocr Tola,
Minu., pon @eis9 hos SlG9triu0cr.
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bag tilboge iii eagle @rooc citcr at
bare beisgt @omelooriS noe paa
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2eroag tilboae iii Gilbert Sea eitcr al
bape beisgt line 6orGIore, DIR. %
Mrs. RelS Ramiep.
- Dirs. Carl Steen og Barn an.
fom ! 6reoogs ira 6rebo, y. Gat.
iorat beisae iiiie 6orGlore og andre
SIpgtninge / @leupooo Sopuibip.
Rels G. Hamiep fra @oibing.
ton 0rairie bar fisbt Ole @oloumS
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Barren o. pil meo i'm 6amilie mel
BET isrite ilpttc iii Gecorab.
Wliis 8eroa Saflanb, 9attcr
al Ir. og @frs. u. q. Satlono. bier
ben 2s6e Nai / minneapolis Pgte
oiet iii Serman Z. Gulf. Ge upaiii(
pil boi9tte iig I groofings, z. Got
5ranf Gbriitopber, iibligert
Der al gpen, M boiat / gnlioon, Y
,9at.. fees ai ct Der uosioet Slao a
bore tommet tiibaee fra 5rantrise
bpor ban bar tienitgiort omtrent e
gar og taset Tel | Slagene peo ct
Wibiel og | arsonnerne.
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S. Woore, bar iii 0eputp Glerf NO
naprt Goiper Se1ano. Ssn Of Nr