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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06

FOR SALE CHEAP-One second
hand Rumely Gas-Pull tractor. Adj
dress B % Independent 1-3O-2t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06

FOR SALE-A few large, healthy
Turkeys. Inquire or Phone 11012,
R. R. No. 3, Minot, N. D. 1-30-2t*
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06

Norman Kunde, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Kunde, Sixth Ave. n. E.,
writes from Minneapolis, where he is
being treated by specialists, that his
leg is now much better and that since
the surgeons have placed the injur-
ed member in cast he can get about
readily and will enter school there
during the period of his GONZALES
cence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
r-rrcrr prrrr arou
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BILLIE'S BLOWER
Nv HOWARD b. GARTS ..--r--,--,--

There. Jackie, now you've had
your taste. and it's Peetle's turn
-Oh. hol There must be some Of ms
boy animal friends" thought Uncle
Wigeilv with a laugh. Then he looked
over the top Of the sassafras bush.
and he saw Billie Wagtail, the goat
chap, and standing in front Of him,
as Billie sat on a l0g, was Sammie
Littletail. the rabbit also Johnny and
Billie Bushytails the squirrels, and
Jackie and Petite Bow wow the
puppy dog boys.
Billie. the goat. had a paper bag in
one hoof, and be had a hollow tin
tube, a regular beanblOWer, in the
other. And Billie was dipping this
hollow tin tube down in the paper
bag. and then passing the tube around
TO his boy friends They ate some
thing off the end Of the tin, and
seemed 70 like it very much
Hello there, Billier' cried Uncle
Wiggily IN his jolly voice, as he
twinkled his pink nose What are you
doinE?"
"Oh, my How you scared met
bleated the goat boy, who had jumped
Up read 90 run. Il though you were
the Pif iseWah"
-Oh. no." laughed Uncle Wiggily.
Il wouldn't want TO be that chap. But
what are you doing, and what have
YOU I'm that bagZ'
Sugar. answered Billie. as Sammie
handed him back the tin blower tube.
sugar." exclaimed Uncle Wiggily.
very much surprised.
Powdered sugar" went on Billie
IT'S the only kind they had In the
seven and eight cent store where my
mother sent me I'm taking IL home TO
ler so she can make cake"
Uncle WigEily looked at Billie in
funny sort Of way.
q guess your mother won't make
much Of a cake Of that sugar" said
the rabbit gentleman.
why nOt2" asked the goat chap
Because you're giving Il all away
before you set home laughed Uncle
Wiggily-
-Oh. well" answered Billie slowly
like. and benevolent I'm only dip
ping my tin blower in the powdered
sugar and giving each OF the boys
little teeny tastes OF It. You know
sugar has been so scarce they haven
had any IN a long while"
I know Il has" spoke Uncle Wig
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

gily. But If your mother wants TO
bake a cake she'll need this sugar,
and if you give It all away
-Oh, I'm not going to give Il all
away bleated Billie.
There's a lot left in the bag.'
Chartered Johnnie Bushytail. the
squirrel. And it's my turn 70 have
a taste next
Let me see" spoke the goat boy
and he began counting noses. yes
( it's Johnnie's turn" he went on and
dipping the tin blower down in the
! bag Of white powdered sugar, he gave
the squirrel chap a nice taste Of the
sweet stuff
DO you want some, Uncle Wig
gily9" asked the boat boy. I don't
guess my mother viii care II I give
you a taste
Thank you. I'd better not take
any said the rabbit gentleman.
NO. but ! WIFI suddenly cried a
harsh and most unpleasant voice and
then, al Of a sudden, from behind a
juniper tree, on the other side OF the
path. out jumped the Pipsisewah-
~I don't know what you have there
Z in the bag Billie Wagtail." said the
I PipsiseWah. but whatever Il Is. III
take some, even If Uncle Wiggily
WON'T And after do take some I'll
bit his souse-Uncle Wiggily's souse
I mean"
-Oh, so youu have some Of what's
in this bag, viii your asked Billie
the goat. IN a funny voice. OF the Pip.
I Will" gurgled the bad chap. as
Billie took his hollow tin blower in
his hoof The goat boy dipped the
tin deep down in the powdered sugar,
filling the tube half full Then he
pointed it right at the -Pipsisewah.
just like a gun, Billie did and then
the goat boy put his mouth to the
other end OF the tube and he blew
as hard as he could He blew a lot
Of the white, powdery sugar IN the
eyes and nose Of the PipsiseWah.
-A-ker-choOi Ker-foo! ker-spitzioi"
I sneezed the Pipsisewah- 81 guess
don't want any more OF what's IN that
bagr he said, disconsolate like.
And do you want any OF my
souseT" asked Uncle Wiggily-
"Oh-ker-chool-uoF said the Pip.
and away he ran. as fast as be could
run So tit a good thing Billie the
goat gave the boy animals powdered
sugar from his bag. isn't IT. And
there was enough for Mrs. Wagtalls
cake after all
But II the black cat doesn't crawl
inside the stoveplpe 20 make himself
look white and stylish. like the talcum
I powder on the bath room shelf. III
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
How to Shed a Rough,
Chapped or Blotehy Skin

This Is what you should 90 20 shed a
bad compieEions Spread evenly over the
face covering every inch OF skin. a thin
LAYER OF ordinary mercclized wax Let
this stay on over night. washing Il off
next morning Repeat daily until your
complexion IS as clear, soft and beautiful
as young girls This result is inevi-
table. no matter how Eoled or withersd
the complexion The wax literally absorbs
the thin fllm o. surface skin, exposing the
lovely young skin beneath The process
is entirely harmless. the cid skin coming
Off go gently and gradually
Mercolized wax d veritable wonder
worker Tor rough, chapped. Redeemed.
pimpied, freclzled OF sallow skin u is
obtainahie OF course az any drug store.
and one ounce usually sufdces--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
COAX EN-
Stop Whipping Bowels
into Activity, but
take "Cascarets''

rut -.-l-- -.u ---4.-- ---a, ----1-.i
oil. or Purgarive Waters that irritaJe
and lash the bowels into action but
which do not thoroughly cleanse,
freshen and purify these drainage
organs, and have no effect whatever
upon the liver and stomach
Keep your "iusides" pure and fresh
with Cascarets, which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach. remove the IN
digested, sour food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out OF the system all the
consupated waste matter and poisons
in the bowels which are keepine you
half sick, headachy. and miserable.
Cascarets tonight viii make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never gripe. sicken
or cause Inconvenience. Cascarets
cost so little too.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

once upon a time, as Uncle Wiggily
- was hopping through the woods,
the rabbit gentleman heard some
voices talking on the other side Of a
sassafras bush.
vow fits my turn" spoke one
voice.
NO. it's sammie's turn" said some
one else.
and after that it's mine. isn't f.
Billie2' asked a third voice.
Dear met wonder who IS talk
ins2' said Uncle Wiggily to himself
TT can't be the Pipsisewah. His name
isn't Billie, Harkl They are talking
again, I must listen"
Then he heard someone else say:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

and the Kittie Kat.-Copyright 1919.
by Mcclure ewsraper SYNDICATE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
School for Private
Secretaries Opened
in Albuquerque

Individual instruction In steuog-
ra ply. accounting and all the finer
points In the training OF an expert
secretary II given the men and women
who have enrolled In the Western
School for Private Secretaries, which
opened on Monday.
The school which IL an innovation
for New Mexico was started by Misses
Margaret and Eugenin keleher. both
graduates Of the Munron School for
Private Secretaries In San Francisco.
They keep In close touch with the
president OF this largest secretarial
school on the Pacific coast and are
giving q course OF instruction identical
with that Of the California school.
Both the Misses Keleher were offered
positions as teachers In the Munson
school upon their graduation hut de-
cided 10 return to their home In Al
%buquerque to open a school of their
own.
Spanish IN taught In the school In
addition 10 the i-rullr Hecrcturi1l
work. Mrs. Frank G.. w. Po0ler b.
giving beginning. advanced aud com
mercinl courses in Spanish. Tho
Spanish classes are In tho evenings at
present hut afternoon classes are 10
he arranged as we'll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

Miss Hortense swltzer, Blli Mcdonald
n Miss Irene Herkenhon as ac-
companist. II will be the irst lunch
con 20 be given In the newly decorat-
ed Taft hall at The Alvarado.
Mrs. ]. n. Reid OF ~Texarkana, Ark,
IN visiting Mrs. John y. Sims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

George II. Crais Ia IN Santa Re to
attend Tho state conference OF the
executive committee to organize the
New Mexico unit of the Roosevelt
Memorial association.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mabry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Barth n Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Baca nrc going to Santa Re to-
morrow to attend the fiesta.
That II In hard to change the course
chosen by a mule once he starts was
demonstrated this morning when a
stray" male colt, headed east on
Central ran by the all danger slgnais
and got inside the Santa Re gates
which were blocking traffic for a
passing freight train. The mule was
determined 10 continue his trip east
ward and several timss appeared
anxious TO 10 between the moving
cars. Employees. as well as the colts
better Judgment. finally prevailed ana
h mule was "sh0oed' north through
the switch yards to TtJeras street
crossing. where he made his escape,
still going In his original direction
east
Frank Chavez was fined SIS IN
police court last night on a charge 0f
disturbing the peace as a result Of
the trouble at the Armory Monday
night following the prize fight. r.. j.
Keigwin, manager Of the Armory. was
acquitted OF the charge placed against
him.
Mr.. and Airs. Vincent u. Wrinkle
had as guests yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore Miller % Cincinnati. Ohio.
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Miller and
son James Of Columbus. Ohio.
AIR. and Mrs. Rayrond T.. Marsh
are both III with typhoid at a local
sanltarlum.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson who was re-
moved to a hospital yesterday. is sur
fering with a-case OF slow typhoid.
Edward AncCna OF the local forest
service Office Is leaving tonight for "a
two weeks vacation in California.
Mlss Adele Carr left this morning
for Denver where she viii spend three
weeks at the Ned Cross headquarters
In preparation for an assignment At
Fort Lyons. colo. IN Red Cross work.
Miss Stone Of Deming. secretary Of
the woman's committee OF the Wa
Camp Community Service. l. In the
city for the day and will be pres nj Il
a meeting at the Armory this after
noon TO address the local woman's
committee.
Tomorrow'a meeting Of the Aibu-
querque Rotary club Will be featured
By a musical program TO be given by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
BARTH AND MABRY
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP

Isaac Bnrth and r. j.. Mabry Of the
law firm OF Barth and Mabry have
diysoived pRrtn ership. to lake effect
Monday. September s.
Mr.. Barth and MIR. Mabry have been
In partnership for four years. They
will both continue To occupy the same
suite OF offices IL the Stern block. but
will practice law Independently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
Pay your dass In the "s-bit" club.
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 20.

Taxi. Phone i7s. NICHOLSON Taxi.
Next Sunday night at the BROAD
way Christian church at eight o'clock
q real truelto life story will be given
by the minister. Alfred q. Kuhn. and
the choir OF the church. The e
nine's program II entitled This Prod
iGal o In Narrative and Song" and
will be decidedly out OF the ordinary
and well worth while. This will he
the first OF n series OF monthly.
special sunday evening services to be
given az this church by the minist sr
and choir.
The woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet Thursday afternoon It 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. ". {. Wilson,
SIS South Arno street.
Miss Bessie Wheeler, cashier at the
Mcdowell grOceteria, has returned
from her vacation.
Miss Bobbie Jain has returned from
n. Louis where she spent the sum-
ner and will enter the University OF
New Mexico.
John T. wayland. director Of wal
savings for the tenth federal reserve
district. with headquarters at Kansas
City, left for his home last night, GO
ing by way OF Denver, where he will
attend the Colorado Bankers con
NtntioH.
Mrs. A, Jacoby left last night for a
visit In Fl Paso.
Mrs. ID. A. Bittner has leased her
house or South Walter street to y.
A. Hixhy. and will leave on October
TO spend the winter with her son.
Harvey. In Spokane. Wash.
George G. Taylor II In Gallup on
business until Thursday.
Mrs. ". q. Reid OF Dexter. y. NJ,
stopped in the city last night ON her
way In Santa Fe.
J. w Norment. a Santa Re attorney
Ia In the city for the day.
capt. W. n. Gillenwater left last
night fer Iamy.
MIR. and Mrs. Vito c. de Eaca Of
Las Vegas were In the city yesterday.
They have returned To Bcrnalillo.
where thy are visiting.
Miss Adpline Pyle 81 Kaufman.
Texas. arrived today for n visit 20
Mrs John =. Simms. 4i9 North
Twelfth street.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Dennis N
Frankfort. Ind. who have been
spending The past month rs guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barth. left last
night for Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, sept. l0.-Hog receipts
1900; market slow; $500 lower than
Yesterdays average. Heavy, $4,000
1900; medium, xl7.0Om 1875; light
Si7.5Og1S.bO: light light. $1,000
1890; heavy packing sows. smooth
fi4.7bU 1850; packing sows, rough,
Sti.26 i4.75; pigs. siG.50a 1895.
Cattle receipts. 10000; market SLOW
beef steers, medium and heavy
weight. choice and prime, $3.50
I7.sb; medium and good, Sil.25m
1855: common. ss.7bn1l.25; light
weight, good and choice, I3.75a
f7.7b; common and todium. fb.b0m
1850. butcher cattle. heif"rs. $3.50
COWS. $50 a 1850; Gamers
aud cutters. tb.b0m6.2b; veal calves.
light and heavyweight, $1,000
gi.2b; feeder steers, ff.25 Wl2.5O'
stocker steers, $500 1900; western
range best steers, s~S.25mib.bO; cows
and heifcfs. $500 1850.
sheep receipts. 32,00o; market I'M
settled. Lambs. 81 pounds down.
st4OO0iG.2b: cuilH ana common,
ts.bOMl3.7b3 yearling wethers, flO.lo
n12.bO; ewes. medium, good ana
choice. ~sf25mS.75; culls and COM
mon, s2.2bmG.7b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
ERICKSON TAXI - PHONE 90.
WANTED

An upright ipoiIcr about tO-HfP. In
good condition. Apply 2i5 sou.ii Sec.
ond street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Hos receipts, 900: market. 500
lower. Top, tiG,75; bulk. sis.5OW
1915.
steady Lambs, si3.bO n i4.7b; ewes,
$1,000 7.59; feeder lambs. tii.T5@
1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

IA nHas CIV. Mo-, Sept l0.-Hog
receipts. 1000; market lower.
Heaslsa, ai7.OOa17,b0i mediums
u7.OOm 1850; lights, t1G.7b 1850.
sowHs 1890 1925: pigs. S400n
1900.
cattle receipts, 1900 and 2.Oe1
calves; market steady to lower.
steers, flg.76mtsibs hsiferH. $3.50
400: cows, fG1bmia.OO; calves,
yla4uMIauV' stockers. Sd.db 1000.
Sheep receipts $4,000; mnrket
steady 10 high y. Lambs, sis0OW
1900 ewes. fG.76ms.eO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

Chicago, Sept. i0.-Fresh weakness
developed In the corn market today
largely as a result OF the fact that
hog prices had undergone sharp new
breaks. Opening prices. which
ranged from l cent decline TO y cent
advance, with September fl.s2 10
Si.s2L and December ti.2Sh 10
Si.2SA, were followed by a decided
general setback.
oass were easier, In sympathy with
corn. After opening = TO = cent
of. Including December 72k to rs
cents, the trket rallied n little. and
then isaEgeG again.
on the decline. commission houses
turned TO the buying side and brough;
about a rally In corn. some pur-
chasers took the ground that bearish
conditions had been more than dis
counted for the Time being. The close,
however. was weak q to ? cents net
lower. with September &l.b9A 10
$50 and December fi.2S to tl.ss a .
Close.
Corn-s-pt.. ti.bSA; Dec, H.2s.
Oats-Sept. zoe: Dec, 7shc.
purk-sept.. $1,000; oct, sS6.S0.
LRrd-Oct.. 1856; Jan, t227b.
Ribs-Oct.. SCOTS; Jan, fis.s7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

Chicago Produce.
Chicago. Sept. 10.-Potatoes steady.
Arrivals, 81 cars. Minnesota early
ohios sacked and bulk field run. ear
lots, $500 2 30 owt. Minnesota bliss
triumphs. field run. sacked. car lots,
$500 $40 cwta Minnesota mixed rel
and white varieties field run. sacked.
ear lots, f2.S0 A. $50 rwt; Wisconsin
Irish cobblers. sacked, car lots. S3.20
cwt: Idaho rurals. Aacked No. l car
lots. ta,4O $50 cwt; Maine cobblers.
sacked. partly graded. car lots. sS.i0
cwt.
Butter lower. CAsamery. 47M@
Soc.
Eggs higher; receipts, lO.25S cases.
Firsta. 43i@ m4iiAc. ordinary firsts,
81 " sgc; al mark. cases included, IS
"a t3C. storage packed firsts. $50
DC.
Poultry higher: alive, springs. 2Sh =
cents. fowls, ESQ ale.
Kansas city Produce
NH..m.. lfNs.H NJ. 0AaN n NUT -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

Kansas city. Mo. Sept. i0.-Buttar
and poultry unchanged.
Eggs one oent hIghW. Firsts. 4bc;
seconds, 37c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

Denver. colo. Sept. io.-Cattle re-
coiptH. 1000; market steady. Beef
steers. f9.7bM 1925; cows and heifers,
aI.5oW9.3ii stOckers and feeders,
t7.b0Wii.bO. calves, $1,000 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
en- Sdrnes HepubliP.

Sra Moifpu t%clegrafercs, at zig
t%crprpfctcn Nco Splitoio bcronlte
@oos &rasnaia Yoliala MI er on
oannct til Ell @arne.M cpllblif efter
Sen r~uaiiifc Sopiet- Hepllblifs Men-
tier.
Oct er ielpe Nifolai 9ellin, iom
bar fnact bette iitunO, o. oct forlpoer,
ct hon or lepcnoc intcrcSlcret 1 bette
mcrfelise Experiment. &alt gipcr
Rnab % &%eilconlng % bolocr Jig tia
Dig ulberrettet ON, bporbon oct gaar.
Nepublifen beitaur al onltring 500
@oru ira fem til ii Mar, Ssnner %
T3trc al 8poicto Nrbclocre.
Get er @ornenc iclp, iom itprer oct
belle; @precrnleiter, Yoliti o. ollie
ANDRE Gnnbeos- % S~lulosmPno bel
ges al % blanot Sprnenc, lllcil iii
lpnct og Sperleoelicn cr BOG la9t /
&rnocrnc pau Solltois pl,eite Cater
Satiola % %aiill Sicbcrtfofi, ben al
bpoe &iamanos lurtroligitc &en.
UT oct er &c bolibcpiitilfc Sam
flinosibcaler. icm ~illopoocs | otslc
l,llgc Sinb or ielpiagt. Gerfor 'er
2Grcbsgcrne pal9t cller uoarbeloet
meb bette for Eic.
Mtan leger at nopltlc DC lin9e
baaoe legcnllig % a~anoclig. % Chen
or oclt mellcm ltnoerpislling, Seq,
legclnlig Arbcioe pg ct irit Srilufts-
liz. Ger heritcr fonlplet iocial Sri
hco.
Der er @pmnaitiflalc % Elaole" fclr
al Slags Sport. Ser er ogiaa ct
Scater, hpor @ernene optrGber ipm
Sfueipilcre / Stpffcr, ionn CT ifrcuct
al llllge 6oriottcripirer. Si9ciaa CT
Der ct Gor, iom flittig inbpper rnslilfc
Iolfciange % ret lon BET er gioer
&onicrtcr. Ger gipcs ip'tenlati't In
o%erplsnlllg baaoe ! teorcftlfe o. prdf
titc Sag ligeiom @ernene oplprea :;
&aonoperf og Snouitri efter line IH-
lGg og Gpler. nj % iii holocr oe
,llac Hepubllfnnere polltilfc Dc
batter.
) Sperenaitcnumclie nleO Solitola
caell Hpre cr al ajpomao iorbuot, "a
bette finn fremclifcr ariger- % Hop
Onraanoen / Wemneifene. Ge ifal belt
% holocnt uprc &egetarionere, oa
@grnelle mao lelp oprte, huao Of
trpnger til e9et Srug, llaelont De
nioa lore Maolopning. N~epnbliten
cr iualeoeS ielphillpen | Maopeien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
,freo 90 uireo.
o~erilRl.ene IN zlee L.

nlclie mco &oliicbaf %allguncnoe
Spsrg5mnolci, om OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nlptulng lTnger ritopcr.
NDlllral &oltlcbaf bar Iill0crrcttct
Den anlcrltnnife @cncraltoniul Nar-
RS ON, at ban ugtcr at fort'Gtte
aonipcn llnoo Vo~llhcuIferHc. NaIt
uotoltc III Sa4ircmmcllgbco Tor ocll
rlgcllgc amcrltallfc Siplp % lTrllg
Tor Oct Arbcioc, iom Msoe aors bat
ilOrettct.
Zen 2ocn Nop. mcl6es ira Sldoi.
poltof, at Den brittle DIT Wheeling
Den Sag e~irciltc ira Wlooipo'tof mco
Sanlpcrcn "Mpnteaale". ann 0cnc-
raj Gnpr, Ghef Tor Den brittle milf
tore 3ontlngent, % ct balpt bun
orcoc al hans SiIicercr CT III tllhagc
/ Siblricl.
Den 2Soe Sf,pber allfonl Den dnlc-
.ritnnife arpolcr "Nrooflnn". mco
Giccuomirol @iuiam 9toogcr5 ON
boro til G~laoipo',ot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
S,ndauotiler.
&c tDifc Mclfcfjsr.

Set ell9elltc @lno "Molcheller
@uoroian" bc%haloler Ell lcocloe
slrtifcl @eltcn,nlelicn / Tre0atroffa.
Ten ON, ct Suiflallb ifal lloleuerc
10000 Mcltcijor % 10000 Slcoet
til Truutrid % Seigicn % ltriper
blollot anOct:
Ser bcrltcr allere0e rrpgiell9
Meltcmanacl / Spltlallo. 'onl ongll9
frppcr Warncliu. ut Splfernc bar
refpircrct &pTg / DC bciaitc 9i'trittcr
/ Trantrig og @clgicn cr ri9tlg NOT,
men at ~iaitholoc @cililtaingen ON. at
Bette apG9 m,oer Sc nlpGrenoc DOR
holo ifal iilbagclcpercs, plloe bore en-
Wrlionlhco uoen Sige, ba Oct prattl'f
talt uiloc betpoe. at man iom Beta
lima Tor bette &pGg nlaattc ore li'fpl-
oiae @urnclip. lloleperlngcn al
oisie m~elfepoenoe Spr pil %ar'laaspis
foile 100000 SpGbbern 9ipct. Ter
CT nof ap9e / Muitrallcn % | Den
me 9eroen iii at uofploc Den franite
% belaiife ap9sbeitanS. Men oerIor
ber ular inofiebe @prg berfra bur
tiait nnilia % labc Spiflano betalc
aicbciitmmcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

aolonitcrritnrum Ion ltnrCs ellie,
nnEp.tt@ moulc Normcr. Mdll
fitlocr l. Gr. <pptn "Gnnrtcrcl
Gomuouic>" ipm h!tr oucrla6t Ncl,
o~touort;fc eraIoitcriHN oa Soronli
iiib1 Set e. mlli0 al Of CT lIlA
g%tltcructipcr. man I'M iriitcr liN ~
Salf. iont tlltra rr mtpc. Uau'tc'ia
ior alt. loni lmGGcr AZ $nipcrlall@
ne. tan tait'lr lti!it 'lN dltror afpt'
icl0gS oucr'pr 6l>ic Elonrr. Mcl
DC rrlonuutr "a III 'ru rent pro
icttlonutIitc. mcrtnntiIi'u'tc Spna.
mGu0tr, 81 bn0ler paa Nalnc!c
u0GtcliNhchrr m0cr 0rINru pd rrpa
ter al StornI1dtlrHc c'tcr Den nj
tDluNl ole Staitr tn0 Ct p%olIti't-
ptouomiil SnitcnL lem bpBact voa
rtououu't >iolatlou, pou prr oIg
iclp uof Friuclpct
Ict oil uUrr en- lllnttc. OH 0ei
irUtftr 0Gu &iCiulHg Mcn / hpcu
Solo nj. ale Nloucr ON. al Norg
'tal Delta Aanpcn ON NoIonicy
ma0c en- %tnittuttju "a oiNIort Cppo
litjou AorAr
9i~orrGHa'ultI nil alto lurc. MtCi
Ia0 rs prone ot porc til ct licrti SoIt
pda clelJ norlt Wrlul0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
Sra ,tiunn,.

Torlcben Sag tpm oct til CT itorpt
Sammcultoo mellCm rcaltlTrc ito
llcnitc Solbutcr OF b'Nnnlmiio>
Sropper / Siune. Hcaierinaatrop
pcrnc leo betnbcligc Cab. hporiblalot
por Ell aapicin, men hcllcr life o'Nnt
mtn5ioa Sroppcr Lap ira Oct uoen
Wanoc'ulo.
@lauot Oi2lc iioitc ifal Der herite
itor lltilircoahco, iorbi Oct bcgpnbcr
at BIZ inloot neo Maocn ! Sillre,
on mco Siiciplincn cr oct ifraIt be.
pcuot.
S'Ymuulilo bdr protlamcrct, a.
Der ocn l6oc Hopcmbcr ltal pprc
%ola paa en NcprGiertont Tor Sii,nlc
/ oct italieuite Sepltcrcifommcr.
Micu nil ogioa Scpltcrcttomrci /
Nom tiloAc Der Tcputcrcbc al iagc
SGoc / 6oriamIingcn. iaa lUngc oct
or bare Sigtcrcu o~'%ununSip ion bar
bcleract SHINES Enumeration iii Sta,
lien?
S'MnuunSlo gap 'orleNcu felgenoc
aarnttcriitit al Vroblcue. Siunlc:
"Guten nlaa Siallen bsic iia icr