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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
(By Associated Fress)

NEW YORK, March 18.-Rehabili.
tation of disabled civilians as well as
soldiers, was discussed today at the
opening of an international confer.
ence attended by prominent Red Cross
workers of allied countries and the
United States.
Discussions will continue through.
out today and the subject to be dis
cussed includes medical provision, oc-
cupation for men in hospitals. training
men for new trades and placing them
in profitable employment.
The conference Is held under the
auspices OF the Red Cross institute
for crippled and disabled men and
the Red Cross institute for the blind.
Organization Of the conference oc-
cupied the attention Of the delegates
at this mornings session. At the af-
ternoon meeting delegates from this
country outlined the American pro-
gram for physical reconstruction, COM
pensation and vocational rehabilita-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
u. S. Army Strength Has
Decreased MilIioh
Since War Ended
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, March IS. The
strength of the American army on
March Is was 2,26s,537, a decrease Of
1,402,351 since the signing of the arm
istice. A war department announce
ment today reported 1,50s,133 officers
and men, exclusive Of $4,000 marines
in Europe-France. Germany and Rus
STA. In the United States there are
640,013 and at sea 64,203 The force
in Siberia numbered $3.50 with A..
218 in the insular possessions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18

the problems before the peace con-
ference.
Mr.. Lloyd George will submit the
letter to the British cabinet and 1t Is
understood will act in accordance to
its views.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
Neutral Countries Want
Bigger Share in League
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, March 18.-A plan that the
neutral countries should have larger
share in the organization and direc-
tion Of the league of nations than is
now proposed, was made to a sub
committee from the peace conference
commission on the league of nations
today by ENJOYS from Holland, Swift
zerland, Denmark, Norway and Swed-
en-. Otherwise the representative
said they were generally satisfied with
the plan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
Lloyd George Asked to
Postpone Return Trip

PARIS, March 1S.-A letter signed
by President Wilson and Premier
Clemenceau and Premier Orlando, was
handed to Premier Lloyd George Mon
day afternoon, strongly urging him to
postpone for fortnight his return to
England, in view of the urgency of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
Cleveland Women Streetcar
Conductors Are Reinstated
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Woman
street car conductors Of the Cleveland
Ohio, railway company who were dis
charged March /, must be restored to
their work under decision of the war
labor board, made today by joint
chairman Taft and Manly.
Sixty-four women will be affected
by a former order OF the board was
set aside by the new decision, which
the order restored seniority and other
privileges to the women workers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
CATTLE BRING RECORD PRICES

LONDON. March 1S.-High prices
for blooded bulls, particularly those
for export, according to reports. ruled
at the sale OF Shorthorn cattle in
Peth recently The top price was S20,.
900 paid for the champion owned by
Lady Cathcart Other bulls brought
from $4,000 to $500, the demand
being greater than the supply.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
Attack Is Resumed
On Lithuanian Front
(By Associated PressJ

STOCKHOLM, Monday. March IL
Fighting has been resumed against
the Bolshevik along the entire Lith
uanian front, according to an official
statement issued at Lithuanian head
quarters at Kovno. 1t reads as fol
lows:
1.-THE battle was resumed along the
entire front on Saturday, the Bolshe
Wiki suffering a severe defeat at Soda
Northwest Of Wilma, at Pagiriai. we
put the enemy to flight by night at
tack. Southeast Of Wilma we are ad
vancing VIGOROUSLY forcing the en-.
envy to retire along the whole front
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
Germans Deposit Gold
In Bank at Brussels
rBy Associated Press,

BRUSSELS, March 18.-In accord
ance with an agreement which has
been reached, the German government
has contracted to deposit four hundred
and fifty million francs in gold In the
Brussels national bank. There will be
two payments, one Of Ia, 000, 900 francs
within four days and the other. which
will be $4,000, 900 francs, will be made
within ten days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18

Though not the longest stream, the
Amazon discharges more water than
any other river In the world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18

A hair drying room for the women
swimmers will be novel feature OF
the natatorium in the magnificent new
clubhouse now under construction in
New York City for the Harlem branch
OF the Y. w. C. A.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18
REESTABLISH PENAL FARM
(BY Associated Pressl

MEXICO CITY, March 1S.-Thc
abandoned penal colony on the group
of islands off the coast Of Topic, known
as Las Tres Marias. it is expected,
will be reestablished to accommodate
the small army of habitual criminals
which the police of the capital have
rounded up in their latest raids A
wave of holdups and robberies which
recently swept Mexico City resulted
in a general cleanup which, within less
than two weeks, brought in about 500
prisoners. many of whom had escaped
from prison.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-18

The industrial board of the Pennsyl-
vania department of labor and indus
try has ruled that girls under eigh-
teen years of age are not to be en-
ployed in public messenger service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23

called here by III" serious illness Of Mr..
Sivsrrs father. T. \ Sivcrt$. whn at
this writing H. slightly improved.
t.. Goodman. * loading his stuff an
VIII move his family to W"s; Flndlcy
IA where h" has bought Il store. lie
las been in business nj ms place tor
many years. He and his family are well
lilt"d here and will be missed. hut all
WISH th"m happiness In ;h"'r HON" and
success in their new field Of labor.
Mrs L. j Robinson and son. James,
of Wheeling. are the guests OF friends
IL the city.
James Kyle and family. "f Point Mar
ION. Pa. are here tn" guests of friends.
Aaron Porter sold his house on
Wayncshurg avenue yesterday To MIR
Whipkce. OF Greene county. IA. The
new owner expects to max" the plar"
his residence.
MIR. and Mrs. i. +. ChaddoCk. are NIs-
lting friends near Rayland. q.
q. W McCrackcn cam" home Saiur-
day after an "MtruSiv" tour through
Iowa and Illinois. II" reports pleas
ant time.
j l.. SiSsou was Il business caller at
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Stricklcr. Of Bellairc. Ohio.
is u guest al the home of her SON. Sam
Strickler. at this place.
The motor trucks have beco~e .
prominent factor in the wholesale bust
ness between this place and Wheeling.
Several trucks from Wheeling deliver
goods here every day.
Two DaSoes were arrested Tuesday
and taken bAfore the mayor, who I'm.
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hammock
church Services.

Church services were held rs usual on
Sabbath Rev. Miller Lyle Of Macdon-
aid. Pa. delivered a very able sermon
to a large congregation on Sabbath Aux.
"a Rcv. McCra ckcn. Of Scio. will con.
duct the preaching service. Rev. Nc
Cracker being tho candidate before the
two congregations At the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison and
brother Mr.. Joseph Morrison of Cadiz,
were recent visitors in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. McNary and Miss
| Corcnc Stewart arrived homo tho latter
part of last week after an extended stay
at Cambridge Springs and other noted
! points in the East.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity :. use
The Intclligencer Want Ads.
! Mr. Walter Boyd. who has spent the
past two months with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. z. Boyd and other friends.
LEFT on Monday morning with his friend,
Mr. Elmer Kitchen for California. The
| later expects TO have his wife and child
! rem join him in Seattle. Wash. and tho
/; and make the balance OF tho trip in =
! seven passenger Chandler machine to
| their home in bakersfield. California.
| Mr and Mrs. George 4. Caldwell and
= little daughter. Mary Katherine. left on
wells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Tay-
! lor. Of Keyscr W. Va. and other friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Numrh-
! rey n son on Tuesday. at tn" Ohio Val
| ley General hospital at Vince ling.
Miss Mary PancoaSt Of Belmont Ru-
raj Route, Is spending n few days with
her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Arm
! strong.
Mr.. ana Mrs St Clair Caldwell spent
ono afternoon tho first of IN" week nj
| the home Of Mrs. Caldwclls parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I.abcn Lodge. They were
accompanied homo by their daughter.
Lena and Louis. who have spent the
| past few days with their grandparents
cast of town.
Mrs. w. r. Woodruff and three child
| rem Misses Dorothy and Emma, and
Master James. Of Pittsburgh. who are
visiting with friends in the county
spent Monday at tho homo of their
cousin. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Arm
strong ~ r!EJ
Miss Dorothy Giffen. Of St. Chairs
Vile is visiting with friends in this
| vicinity.
Those from here VINO arc attend n &
/ county institute at Bethesda, this week
are Misses Holly and Famia Daniels
/ olive Hayes. Tamzen Merritt and M--'
jorie Lee. OF Cniontown.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph t.ayman and
| daughter. Miss Jane. OF Wheeling. wcr"
., callers Tuesday afternoon AT tho home
, Of w. L. Armstrong.
i Miss Edith Lodge is enjoying \ visit
y with friends who ar" spending several
days at Lakeside. Cleveland and other
/ points Of interest in the northern part
I Of the state.
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COLERAlN

Mrs. John Mullen and daughter OF
Cadiz are the guests Of her parents MI
and Mrs. NJ. J. Wcstlak".
Mr., Earl Simpson Of Wheeling spent
the week end with his parents. MI. ana
Mrs L. T. Simpson.
Don't hesitate 10 enter the Intelligent
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
paign--if II Is good Tor your neighbours
it's good for you.
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin is attending
the teachers institute a. Bethesda thus
week.
MIR. and Mrs. !. r. White were callers
in Wheeling Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Mitchell and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. =. II. Mal'n and srn
Of Brooksidc wcr" callers h"r" TUESDAY,
Miss Belle Raily has returned I" her
home nj Brooksidc after several days
visit with relatives At tuleraln
Mrs. Helen Ric" and family of St"uh.
cnvillc Ohio ar" visiting al III" home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth EolHin.
Mr.. q. l.. Godfrey WAS a business
caller in Mart. MS Ferry Wednesday,
Mr. John Mullen Of CadlZ was caller
nj Mr. and Mrs NJ. j. Wcstlak"'s Wed
urSday.
Mr.. James Gcsford has returned homo
after a visit with her sister. Mrs. Minnie
Moore nf RarnCsvill". Ohio.
M"ssr$. f.. L. Simp:rn and 7. =. kinZy
gre attending tho trach"rS' tnStI'ul" ut
Brihrsda Ohio. This w"'k.
Miss Ahbic Murdoch - ghitl along
as well as could h" expected.
Mrs {. X NogUc wns Wheeling
! shopper Wednesday.
/ MIR. and Mrs. NJ =. Mar m and son.
! Calvin r., Of Wheeling. spent tn" week
I end with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
I A. Miller.
Mrs. L. Simps,r, = tm- guest % nor
daughter. Mrs. j. f. Beck " Pheasant
Iirov" tins week.
: Mr.. William Baker IS getting al"nc As
! well as could b" expected
Mrs. Jan" Malrn. Tho Oldest resident
= in the vicinity. celebrated her ninety
sixth birthday August - ~ her home
, Mrs. Florence E,Eshy and son. Ken
; Meth. IF Mckcrspnrr. Pa. ar" visiting
! relatives al this place.
I Miss Resale Wcs:lnk" returned HON"
! after visit with her SISTER At tadiz
Ohio.
= Mr.. Rhyme of StCub"nrill". Ohio. was
; the guest cf Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
| Colvin Saturday.
! The ColcrnIn SUNDAY school picnic Will
. ho held in tho O. l.. Godfrey grove
. Saturday. August %.
I Miss Mary J. Fox Of Mckccsport. IA
! is visiting Al the homo Of her rather
I T. w Fox.
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Cameron Briefs.

The condition of Mrs. Joseph Harder.
whose illness has h"r"i"f"r" been men
toned. remains unchanged However.
there IS no hope for her recovery.
G NJ Talkington and +. + Ross. ar"
the latest departures for the S"aSh"re
They went last Saturday.
+ H. Fish left last Saturday evening
I" join his family III a f"w days outing
AT Bu"kcy" Lake. Il. They expect 10
return the latter part OF III" week. Luke
Ross sunday school class came homo
last week from ten days outing spent
al camp near kausoth.
Miller McDougal. of Littleton. "a,
calling on his sister. Mrs. A. A. Porter,
and transacting business in tho city
yesterday. ,.t'-.
Jacob Sivert and family. OF Akron. o.,
motored to this place yesterday " spend
feW days with friends. They YaIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23
RUSSIA NOW RULED
BY JAKE PETERS,
1.-THE MAN KILLER

LONDON. Aug 22-pan"s who have
Just returned from Russia say l""hIh" 5
power - wauIuG. wires tn" t"r"hhhG"h
correspondent - n" Da'ly I"i'EraPE'
lie has not been II Moscow Tor lht'c
months. they report Tr"iHky. no longer
II, Moscow. but sand to u" N thr army,
has lost his Influence and tn" rulers OF
Russia just uCw are the extreme Neus
ana real Anarchists.
Tho most powerful man in Moscow or
in Russia is SAID to nc a Lcttish painter
named Jake" Peters. who became We'll
known in London al connection with the
sydney street affair.
Further friEhtiul massacrcs arc OK
pcct"d IN Moscow.
Arnn Dnsch-Flcuro. staff correspond
ent Of The World, i'll Il dispatch last
October. identified Peters head or the
extraordinary commission 10 COMBAT
the counter revolution in Russia as the
: man who had been suspected of having
taken part in the Houndsditch murder
IN London in December. 1910. and IN
tho SEQUEL. known rs the "Battlc OF SEu-
ncv Street" London. early IN January.
1911.
Later DISPATCHES have referred TO HIM
rs "I'Cters the Man Killer SO called
| from the ruthless fashion IN which he
! signed death warrants for persons
! whom the RolshcvIk leaders wished out
/ Of tho way. the nUmb"r Of warrants ahI
) executions having mounted TO many
; thousands.
/ In the Houndsditch affair a police
sergeant was killed and four OFFICERS
! were wounded by supposed burglars
who were trying TO rob )eweier
| shor. One Ct the burglars was shot
! 90 might be
caught and betray the others.
Battle in London street
| The poliCc ran down the HOundsdItCh
! gang in East London. IN Il house in sgd
nCy street. \ siege and battle occurred
! there, with infantry and artillery helping
! the police and with the inmates of the
house resisting until the house was
i burned over their heads. Only two char
red bodies were found. although the pol
ice were confident that three men were
in the house when the siege began. and
that their leader was Peters mySter-
ious person known as Peter the Paint
er." Neither Of the bodies were that
OF Peters.
Some time later several men were ar
rested. charged with being implicated in
tho Houndsditch affair. Among them
was Peters, entered on the court records
as JACOB refers, VINO nad D"en III l-oH-
don since 100, engaged ostensibly as
clothes presser in the Whitechapel dis
trict. The trial judges said there was
an element OF doubt as to the guilt Of
! Peters, and nc was acquitted. On May /.
1917. the Russian Delegate Committee in
London sent him to Russia. where he be-
I came a counter-rcvolutionist commits
sioner.
The police were long confused over the
relation OF Peters and Peter the Paint
err" whose photograph they sent over
the world with full physical descrip-
ton and the offer Of $4,000 reward for
his capture. II there was such 4 person
he eludcd capture but the stir made over
him has since resulted in tho dcsI gnation
of the Commissioner Peters indiScrimn-
atcly as Jacob Peters and Peter the
| Painter"
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MT. PLEASANT

Mrs. Sarah Nithcart. nf Stcubenville.
wis visiting relatives her" last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murray and son. Of
Washington. Pa. were visiting his faith
,er. William Murray.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Scot;
daughter. Friday. August S.
Be sure to have a Representatives in
" town in the Intelligencer Automo.
and Diamond Campaign.
prn--to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scheehle
August Is.
and Mrs. Herman Kr.nke and
ter. Of Patton's Run, spent the
NJ with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f&nke. &
ID Asbnthnot received hls honoe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23
BENWOOD
Midway Club.

Tho regular weekly session or the
members Of tho Midway Club was hold
last evening in their rooms on South
Marshall street. Several business mat
tiers concerning the club were taken up
and discussed. while fUrtheV plans for
their stag party 10 ho given next week
were made. TIL" meeting was concluded
with smoker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23
Homo to Roman at Last.

! l.. Robinson. who for @"'n" tim"
was mourned by has friends ~ h'inL
among those taking long Sleep III
France. arrived home safe and sound to-
dav and is locking fin. Ii vii! 10" re
called tina. the War department stuck
to the theory of his death FOR out" 4
while after his friends her" started tn"
investigation. and has father was n"ti-
fl"d to draw his insurance. tn" family
eventually got letters from him stating
that hr was alive and well Linz IS
looking fine and says nc ts feeling E""d.
The sad feature Of his home coming Is.
his mother died while he was in tn,
service.
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To Moundsvule.

Many baseball fans "f this c.ry viii
20 TO Mourdsvil" this Afternoon. whore
they will So" the W"llSburE Iud"r"ud-
"nts and the Mound City nin'S IN action.
This trip to MoundsvIllc X u regular
weekly trip with some local fans 10 see
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23
CAMERON

Special Dispatch 10 IN" .utelligcnCeT.
CAMERON. W. Va. Aug. ON
Sunday evening. III" 18th inst. H. Is
Evans. prominent attorney ~
MoundsvIllc. Will address tn" people oil
Cameron and vicinity on the League OF
Nations. H., will use ~ a basis o. re-
marks the nth chapter Of IS!ah. and
will deliver his speech in the form Of Il
sermon. Tho meeting has hr"u well adj
y,r,jscd and If weather conditions ar"
favorable a large audience will hear this
we'll known speaker. VIII" always draws
a large audience when it is known that
lie is to speak in Cameron.
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Held Social.

Last evening in tho basement OF me
NJ f. church. the members Of the IN
dustrial Circle of this organization
held a social and entertainment. a
novelty event "A Trip Around inc
World" was held much 10 IN" ENJOY
men, of those attending. The affair was
largely attended.
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will Oman Narrows.

1t is believed that the Narrows. p'Io"
McMechcn, will be open during idi'
week to accomodat" III" people from
below in attending tho fnir. At present
extensive repairs arc bong made u 'h'
road. but il will b" IN CONDITION heNN
week TO permit to use.
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entertained Friends.

A group Of intimate friends were en-
tcrtalnCd last evening by Mrs. "eo'sr
Smith al her HON" on South Na'sn"''
street. TIL" evening was spent III n'u
sic. dancing and other pleasant paS''''''s
and AT seasonable hour dainty
luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23
mack Prom France.

Miss Dora Knight, Marshall county
young lady. who has been with the Red
Cross in France in the capacity Of u
Nurse. has returned home, Miss knight
nearly met death in France when a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23

Seven persons will be made supremacy
happy in IN" lnt"llIgcnCer's Automobile
and Diamond Campaign-you can b. one
Of them.
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posed fine on them for violating the
city ordinance. buying junk without q
city license.
social and business vis,tor In the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry. Zimmerman ana danr AtofsI
Mrs. l1IsaA san,iN q - ~ saa(Hhn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-23

bridge over which she was crossing lei''
but escaped with broken limbs. She mas
entirely recovered.
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The carly beginners VIII h" III" happy
lnishcrs in III" lnt"lllG"nscrS Aut"mo'
bile and Diamond campaign.
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son, Harry. are spending an outiag u
Deer Park. tl,g u
Frank Bennette aad wife ~ J, Z.
Robinson and Miss, DaatrtoD AlQlpGE
composed An auto pArtk NJ H. ~ II
WaynesburE this ~ 4
hrKseA$ = lsA ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
NomSoaIsIa9et.

Sor life ret Irnge iioeu itpo BET at
lrie / De ileite noritc @labc, at Hotns>
oalsInget ifuloe ianr 6oIoes / Winne>
apolis, Minn. Stuloe BET Opraab bare
iprbigauet uocu Spmerffombeo barre
bi5ie 2inier igien iubiat / SIaoere for
at urlh9ad bette. Steunct for Horl5s
b~olsIaget boloes iaar / minneapolis,
Wfinu., paa Snlmralt 0al, Bloomington
% 2afe Street, Den 19oe % 20be Sunt.
0tdn fan meo 2et6eo fiuOe Steoet, ioet
Bloomington Street Gar 9onr mu ret
forbi Union Oepot, bopr man fan tiere
birette til 9aln,ralt 6nu. Mteoet beggnz
Der SorShog &lotfeu 10 Sormieooe. og
ale Gaget5 Wteblemmer beoe5 oa inns
lt9rbig pm at bore tiIitebe. ou Eager at
@igtiebeb ital forbanbles. Si bar euori
ell bel 9el &onrsonIin9cr / bette 2ano,
iom life bar melbt Jig iub / Saget, %
biSie bebeS peuIi9it at rleoe frem %
te9nc Jig iuo / bort triOeIi8e Gag. Bros
berfiGrIigbeo. 2anostiGrligbeo banbe iii
bort 9nrnle aooptereoe Sdno pdd ben ans
ben Sioe al 9dpet o9 iii port fare
2auo gmeritn, bepiier en- neo at laoe lit
Nnun % Slegt Itaa Hart neotc8nct !
&omsDoslaeets SIe9tre9iiter. On al
WtinneIptaS Iterite Sal5mono bill tolc
pper bette gnrne uuoer Dor ganfet Sorss
ndg Gften, Den 19be. On al pore beoit
tienbte H~ontsoaIin9er, Orr. Stooit, al
augsburg @ubIiibing Souie, flgtter meo
Samilie tilbage til Ror9e Dem 26oe Sns
nj. San er ira @eoloe % reiier ogIaa
BERTH igien for at boiette Jig for Gelten
al fine 2eoeba9e, % oa peo enbper
&omsoaling at ban er Gete. Scr. Staz
bit bil bplbe en- Sale Srebag Gftermibs
Gag ben 20oe for 2a9et % paa famine
SiD iige Sarbel til ale tiGre tieuotc
S~ambpgoinser.
Set er frentbeles min Sante, at ale
SorGlbre eqer Sle9tuin9e iom TANNER
fra Romsbalen iom bar Ssnner e0er
Taargrenoe, iom beItog / ben iiolte arig,
iii ppgipe Haonene paa iadoonne I'll
Setretprcn unoer 0tebet. Set nil bore
noget tort for bore @fterfpmmere at
leie ON Slegtnirae fra bore 9ienrbpgs
Ser % Ninbetaoler at 8ron8e, ionI flins
Be itad MOB @eir % @iilo / a~arbunores
Ser neo SnSItrifteu: "Sn 9ouor ano
Itemorp OF t6oie nho ieroeO in tie
8orlo's @ar".
&ou ba aleiammen til bort aarli9e
Stebuel Sohu @olb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Nor brrnoemoc tSese,na.

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oss, bpis en- sob rem SuS %snites. eos snbpsr
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bslbrses Suobeip9rlisbeosr. Iisele9es Guar.
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isnoe. paaltoelis % biais antllsptilf Se'tc.
erep bette, ed Ut tror intet Dc uoGenllnce
bar brnst isr er iaa pi~rhiinssinlet % tiis
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The L. w. Bose Co. Cleveland. Ohio