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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10
BERLIN STREET RIOTS
spartacan Revolt Gives Way Under
Fire of Machine Guns-Liebknecht's
Men Elected From Most of Public
Buildings.

London, Jan. 10.-While the Spart
acan revolt in Berlin appears to have
been quelled By arrival of Loyal
troops, rushed to the city by Chancel.
lor Ebert, dispatches received today
showed the rebels still on the aggres-
sive in other German cities. Reports
were conflicting.
Spartacans, after seizing the
Reichstag building and other public
edifices, failed TO take the chancel-
lor's palace, in which the Ebert gov
ernmeat has its Offices, dispatches
said. Later the Ebert forces elected.
Liebknecnt's men from most of the
buildings they had captured. accord
ing to these advices. Fighting was
especially severe around the Silesian
railway station.
Spartacan riots were reported
.dwindled in violence after a bitter
machine Gun struggle in which the
civilian population suffered heavily.
Outbreaks were noted in Essen,
Dresden, and other centers. A Copen-
hagen dispatch said there was rioting
in Munich.
The Hague, Jan. 10.-The Sparta
IAN movement is spreading through
The industrial region in Rhenish.
Westphaiia, dispatch from Dussel-
lorf reported today.
According to dispatch from Wei
mar, a meeting of all Thuringian
trade, handicraft, and agricultural
unions on January ) decided to create
a federal republic for all the Thur
ingian states, with Erfurt as the
capital.
Amsterdam, Jan. 10.-All foreign
ers in Berlin are safe. said a wireless
dispatch from that city today. Many
have taken refuge in the neutral le-
cations. Government troops are pro-
.ecting them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10
HOLY name SOCIETY
officers Chosen and Reports Submit
ted at Annual Meeting Last Night
at Lyceum-Addresses Made by
Members
Members

The Ho1y Name. Society Of St.
Mary's Catholic Church held its an
nual election of officers at the month
ly meeting Of that organization at
the Lyceum Hall last right.
Plans also were completed for .
rally of this organization Sunday
morning.
At the meeting addresses were
made by Rev. Louis Smet, pastor Of
St. Mary's Church; Rev. L. F. Kelly,
spiritual director and others.
Reports subnitted showed the or
ganization has had successful year
with a large increase in membership.
Members of this society Sunday vii!
attend Holy Communion in body
at the o'clock mass at st. Mary's
Catholic Church.
Officers chosen for the year follow:
Rev. l.. F. Kelly, spiritual director;
J. H. McDonough, president; Charles
T Heilmuth, vice president; William
A. De Vaughan, secretary; Sylvester
A. Breen. treasurer; Thomas E. Dy-
son, warden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10

Have you read Little Women" See
it in pictures at the Richmond, Nor.
day, January Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10
NOTICE
First National Bank,
Alexandria, Va.

December Is, 1913:
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF TINS bank will be held
at the banking house ON Tuesday.
4 Japusry IA, 1919 at II o'clock a. M
Afor the election Of directors and such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
Geo. E. Warhe1d, Cashier.
sa4.sd. 9 : n n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10

Have you read Little Women See
it in pictures at the Richmond, Mon.
day, January 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10
REP. CARLIN WILL ADDRESS
CAMERON CLUB THURSDAY

Representative Charles c. Carlln
will next Thursday night address the
members OF the Cameron Club in the
auditorium of the War Camp Com
munity Service Club. His subject
will be ''Americans Abroad"
/. Final plans foi the affair were com
pleted yesterday at a meeting Of the
committee in charge held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John AZ. Johnson;-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10

Have you read Little Women" See
it in pictures at the Richmond, Moa-
day, January 1S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10
Git YNEVS IN BRIEF
Mr.. C. NJ. Lemon has returned to
.oglethrope University, Ca, after
spending the holidays at the residence
of Miss Marion Blunt, this city.

4 A chimney. fire at OILS o'clock las
night in house at the northeast cor
ner of Cedar street and Russell roa'
brought out the fire apparatus. Chemi
cal extinguishers were used in sub
DUNG the blaze.
The funeral of George Javins, WHIT
died in. Washington, took place this
afternoon from Beulah Baptist
Church, Fairfax county, Rev. DR.. f.
B. Jackson, pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church, officiating.
w. Clifton Cunningham, district
deputy grand master, last night in
i stalled the newly elected officers of
Falls Church at Falls Church. He
was accompanied by a number of
Odd Fellows from this city.
II. B. Derr, county agricultural
agent of Fairfax county, has been
notified that the government will sell
nitrate of soda to farmers at $Sl per
ton, the farmer to pay the freight.
Any Fairfax county farmer wishing
soda should apply to b. B. Derr, Fair
fax, R. F. D. No. 2, without delay.
The will of John L. Osborn, who
died in this city January 3, was
filed yesterday with the Register
of Wills in the District Of Co
slumbia. After making cash bequests
of $1OO each to four Of his children
testator bequeaths the residue of his
estate to his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kelly, this city, who Is named as ex-
Guard Smith came here today from
the Richmond penitentiary and de
parted for that institution with four
;cofored men, Thos. Gelney, sentenced
to serve six years william Quill, two
and a half years; John Griffin, eigh-
teen years, and Chester Arthur, five
years.
F Week of prayer services, which have
been in progress since last Monday
night, will end tonight at 8 o'clock
with services in the NJ. E. Church
South when sermon will be preached
by Rev. Or. w. j. Morton. rector
of Christ P. E. Church. whose SUBJ
5iect will be "Home Missions and So
cial Regeneration IS .ns i;
In the Circuit Court today in the
suit of w. N. Brissey against R. H.
Cox, sergeant administrator, and
others, decree confirming sale to
Mrs. Hedwig Dreifus of house l1O
South Fayette street. was entered
and H. Noel Garner was appointed
special commissioner to convey prop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10

A chimney fire at OILS o'clock last
night in house at the northeast cor;
ner of Cedar street and Russell road
brought out the FIRE apparatus. Chemii
cal extinguishers were used in subj
DUNG the blaze.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10

The funeral of George Japins, who
died in Washington, took place this
afternoon from Beulah Baptist
Church, Fairfax county, Rev. DR.. f.
B. Jackson, pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, officiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-10

w. Clifton Cunningham, district
deputy grand master, last night in
stalled the newly elected officers of
Falls Church at Falls Church. He;
was accompanied by a number Of;
Odd Fellows from this city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12
At The Churches
BAPTISTS LAUNCH
A LARGE PROGRAM

At the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton, recently assembled at Denver,
a budget of $10O,0OO,0OO to be ex-
pended for missionary purposes over
a period of five years was adopted.
OF this amount $52, 100000 is to be
expended on permanent equipment
for missionary work by April 1, 1924,
500, 900, 900 is to be used for current
expenses of missionaries before that
date. The remaining $15,000,000
will be required for miscellaneous
expenditures. This large program,
together with the $6,O00,O00 drive
now about completed and which will
go 100000 cover the top" is a
heroic undertaking. Other denom-
nations have already launched great
programs. Surely the day of small
things for the church of Jesus Christ
is past and no one can say that the
church is not doing her duty in these
unprecedented days. The church is
the most potent and far reaching in
stitution in the world today.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

At the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday evening Mr.. Barrier will be.
gin his series of sermons on the Life
of Christ. The subject will be "The
Preparation of the World for the
Coming of Christ"
At the morning hour of worship
he will speak on "Christ in Prophe.
cy."
The Sunday school will meet at
9:45 a. m.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet at 1880 p. m. Those who
had prepared topics for last Sunday
evening but for lack of time did not
speak upon them will be requested to
make their talks at this meeting.
You will be made welcome at these
services.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

KENNEDY SAYS: The Old Line
Insurance companies are now writ
ing insurance on airplanes. If you
have not taken out insurance on your
airplane come in and we will write
it up. If you are still old fashioned
and drive an automobile wei will
write insurance on that; if you drive
horse we will write a policy on
"Dobbin"; if you walk we will write
an insurance policy on your life.
We will take a chance on anything,
and if we are satisfied you ought to
be tickled to death. Don't neglect
your insurance.-Griffith & Baugh-
man. Phone 121. Att
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12
METHODIST MISSIONS

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society will meet Wednesday, June
18, at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. E. F
Printz, and the following program
will be followed
Devotionals"Th Little Lad-Mrs
Wilkinson.
Business.
Report of Conference Con.-Mrs
Curtis.
Reading-Children's Homes-Mrs
T. B. Moore.
Reading-Stand by the Children
Mrs. Melvin.
Reading-What's the Use-Mrs
W. B. Simon.
Reading-The Chamber on the
Wall-Mrs. Hopkins.
Enigmas-All Members.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12
BAPTIST CHURCH
Miles Oscar Wolfe, Minister

Miles Oscar Wolfe, Minister
Morning worship at eleven o'clock
Sermon: "The Tragedy of Peter
Evening worship at eight o'clock
Sermon: "A Hayward Son and
What Happened to Him."
Church School meets at 9:45 a. m.
A marked increase in attendance was
noted last Sunday. Why not make
next Sabbath record day. Our new
Superintendent, Mr.. Royal hide, will
be in charge. How better could we
welcome him into his new position
than for all of US to be present just
on the dot?
Senior B. Y. P. U. at seven p. m.
Regular prayer service each
Thursday evening at eight. All are
welcome to each of these services.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

| ORDER case of Good Judgment
-Edelweiss-from Taylor's.
DR.. st, Aubyn went to Kansas City
Tuesday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett of
Dalhart visited their son, Arthur,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Like of near
Gray, Oklahoma, were visitors in the
city today.
The city council met Tuesday
night and adjourned until the next
regular meeting night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pennington of
the Raleigh store returned from a
business trip to Kansas City yester-
day.
ollSS IL hSdIlllS was IHt lucky
bidder for the fine plumbing to be
installed in the new Riggle residence
now building on North Kansas ave-
nue..
Mrs. c. E. Strong of Boise City
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Jantzen. Mrs. Strong and Mrs.
Jantzen were classmates at the Salt
City Business college in Hutchinson
a few years ago.
W. o. Woods returned from a bus
mess trip to Cawker, Kansas, yes
terday. On account of the heavy
rains of that vicinity he was COM
PEELED to leave his car. Mrs Woods
remained there too.
The Redburn Produce Company |
have their new cream station finely |
equipped and ready for business.
Mr.. Redburn has taken a great deal
of pains to put this new institution
in a thoroughly sanitary condition.
M. H. Scandrett drove to Garden
City yesterday, accompanying Mrs.
Scandrett's mother, Mrs. M. E. Will
son that far on the way to Las Ami
mas, Colorado. Mrs. Wilson will |
spend the summer with her daughter
at that place.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Sanford of the
Sanford Hotel went to Texhoma last
Sunday on visit to relatives.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

W. L. Washburn, manager of the
Star Lumber Company business at
Elkhart, was a visitor in the city
Wednesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

G. NJ. Light returned from bust
ness trip to Kansas City yesterday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

BRING the baby to Taylor's and
have a Kodak picture of it Free.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

Mrs. florence Ralston of the north
east part of the county purchased a
home in Kismet this week from Crit
fifth & Baughman. Ray Kennedy
represented the parties.
Mr.. C. L. Redburn has leased the
Hepburn place on the corner of
North Kansas Avenue and Tenth
Street, and moved his family there
last week.
E. L. Rush of Missouri has just
purchased the Frank Rinaldo Home
on South Grant Avenue. Mr.. Rinal-
do is taking in some Missouri land
on the deal. Ray Kennedy of Crit
fifth & Baughman's closed the deal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12
COUNTRY THREATENED
WITH COAL SHORTAGE

The Lumbermen's Association is
sending out a warning to coal deal.
ers in regard to a possible coal short
age the coming winter. According
to the circular production has de-
creased in some fields as much as SO
per cent. Take this decrease with
the possibility of a general strike of
the miners, whose wage contract ex-
pires upon signing of peace terms,
when the miners will ask for six
hour day, and one can see that the
situation is far from satisfactory.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

]. F. Fuest made a business tril
to Garden City yesterday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

N. L. Falls of Winfield continues
to be very i'll.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

We will load car of poultry on
Monday and Tuesday, June 18th and 18th
and will pay the following prices delivered
at our poultry house. first door north of the
Carson House:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

2ippc % Sm % s. Gartiuicu Tor
ar. 10000. llbrmagcr Iucten,
0tpicn, ionl ioIltc al lin Gicnoom
Der o. fie6tc @o05 / SOcrige, bar
M ioI0t octte % fis6t fig @naro /
Tifim.
Set norifc lraucrielitobS sos bIeu
iaor aibolOt / Drummer. Get pleicr
10 clcro uprc / Sriitiania. On ser
par moot ircm mango Irauere ira
Git'olO, utO leg itte, men at Setter
bcrira Ueuotc bicm mco GrGmicr
ioar oaioa, peO icg; iacI1ocS lit
"Snmguc" Ncrlnno, en- i0e ErG.
mic % gill" Gric, bIcp No. I i
1000 Wctcr 2ob. Cen TT oliao Ell
Toe &rUmic.
Sea bar Ii9Qct / belle &intcr. lof-
loren iodNc upIil, at ban Gutog. icg
flnoc tommc on, uaor set bIcu ria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
FRA Rcoenes.

Set bar / SpanifcIpgens Sio lea
ifrcp iioit. Sen holSt Jig melt poa
9itiiben. S9rifilt lem cher no.
breot fan man life iiee, Ben bar pe.
ret moo / mango andre Srafter. Gen
bar DOG fr9oet enonu ct Offer, ibet
Spcr arog, sitre arog, oeoe al ben.
Sans pugre 9ror &riitian bIcp isrit
onGrebct, % oa ban fom Jig, blep
Spcr ipg. Otter ian Gage bebe ban
pInoIcIig al SierteIammclIe. Get
bar Zig Ell itiliarenoc , ipmpntiif ing
Mano. Get bar ct baarbt SIog for
bans Wor, iom CT Gufc, % rigtig
tlin9t bar oct oGrct Tor bans Sor-
!opeoc, lpag Iom bun oglaa cnooa
bar eftcr ct laiigt Spgelcic. Seq er
lite liffer pau, ON oct por Sen Span.
'fc ira ierIt al, men bun fit banGe
SrngcbctUnoclie og Snno / 2unNer-
lie. Spcr arogs 9egrapc!le forcgif
amber itor GcltaGeIie. Seq bar ing,
men icg Iaa ben LANCE Too al @eite,
ba Trroen Tor til og ira &irfcn.
Gabriel Hscn bar baarot ongre.
Bet al Snflucn3a oa iif 2llil0cbctUn-
belle citer. Men ban fom lig.
Wfin Wano5 Tl0itc Ssiter Niaa
&algcrlo % belle benbcs 6anliIic /
&riitlnniu blep iamtioigc angrcbnc
al Den i%panifc Spgc. Wtiaa % Sui
gcrbattcren fit 9ungcbctrnoclIc ci-
Ter, % MI bpnOte, bpao iou oitc bar
DU1,bt / ocnne Sio: Cen garnIe
ifrpbeligc fom iig, og Den uilgc oebc.
Iorlocn Wonbcn eitcrlober bun Jig
10 Barn / 4-6 Nars Nlbcren.
Nmolic @oaicbp, ipot SflIueruo,
hgbc al &rrit 50 Mar gammel.
Grfe citer SaIppr SfuIlerlio,
2~auoboIcn, Worcn Sfuaerllo, bebe
eftcr lang SibS Spgeiigbeo paa S9.
fra hos iili Seiter og bennes Wanb.
Sum por ilpttct bio eiter WtonocnS
0pb. Get bar itor @cgropclle otter
bcnbe, o9 ieg Iao ogioa bette 2i0fol-
&c pan Sieen. Nae De SsOSfolb ieg
tar nGpnt, inotraf / Warts Waaneb.
4oc Moi osbe @unbilo @Ic1nmets.
bp~eoc0aarb al Serirg.
Gbnaro In0crien bar iraIagt iig
Stiain9cn iom Tormano / ling
fomslagct % Omar &afitob er igien
ralgt. San bar for / en- IarrGffe
rGrct 9agets tSormonb.
Som SfolcitpretS Tormanb er
balgt Sognepreit q. 2uno. Sara.
manb Ole arog, Spferllo. Sfplens
ltnOcrpisningstib er lat til 5 Sim.
for Storifnlen % Az for Smnoifc.
len moo fpr 6 pg 3 elmer. Som
&ifar / Saanogierning er aniat
@erglict arog.
Igronpm ginar &afitab bar ira.
iagt iia Stiaingen Tom Sefretpr /
NGrineSnppnben. Mgronom &pi-
Ipcen er urtldt.
&irfetiener % @raper Slapes Sc.
pif bar opiagt i'm Stiaing, og So
han @angen NoieruS, anIat / bans
Steb.
Sieloitlmanben peb @igebp err an
lat Iont Teipogter poa Sieloet mel.
lem &socnes og &emIfog.
@eiboloet er obertaget al Gon1ml-
ren.
@pgmciter gilbert &a1af bar pon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

ZIG oarm CONNER, og Of ieg oa fun.
be bUile ! SaDen. Siertet err uoiliot.
Ru bar Oi goar. SLAB er ieg, at
lcg ilioper Iig1e / en- IarntenOe, Itspet
9n. Scr Ter leg 6aucn % Warf o.
Sie % Aoierue / oct iierne. Seq ie.
SoIen itaa 90 og Naonen fomme OF
llaa Bro oDer &anoet og Stiernerne
tGnoes. Geoe / &lofferuisen ligger
en- slot &ilOpuoer OF IuSnmer, OF
alt / ct b6rer ieg iforpe Strig ira
Sommen. Gn itor 6ugI ilpper Ioot
ueoe ouer Siseu 8utterue mine
Tiger oct er 6iitesrn. Zen err Iopr
iom en- itor 6a5ie.
I'll Slut icuoer ieg en- oenlig 6il.
FEN til 0erc ser Iangt ! Geit ira Stem.
buqo % ira mia ielu.
Wiui 1919.
Stgrto
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

ct mt @IeftricitctSpcrf or bpagct
req ~SltnosioSicn / NsIonb al Drugs.
cicr Gi8Qo Eitbp. &crfct or p6a ca.
1000 &f., Ser / lin Nclbco cr fon.
trabcret Al Nelono &ommlue.
@nrQcr5rio. 295 NJ. Suomort,
Sapn % Sfoa, or al Si0irio 9rst-
met iol9t I'll @norObr. Sauio &ona2.
len, Sfi, Tor Str. 10000.
gn ar @paocn2 bcoitc % ~itsrite
8anrbc, Ssbrcn isn0re, or al @oro.
bruacr Nrootbcu Iol9t til @oarobr.
Nnton SpperiCn. SaIuub cr al s.
&roatben iolgt til q. Spuericu Tor
Str. 10000 % Smfoitninger. Der
get req SfoIIeruO Citation err pco s.
NoI@ncS iol9t iii VI. Stenbcr0 GIue.
rum. Saltroffcn cr al n. Sppericn
iolgt til ariitinu u. Stompcruo Tor
SIR. 10000 % Smtoituinger. SoIt
roftcn Stog, ca. 600 Wtaol, Scr
Qrunicr Ill Sfllucruo Sin. or al ).
@9rrclcn ~ Sc. Gulo ioI9t til Nc.
Stenberg, Glpcrum.
GiSsbcrs % Wpicu.
Scriro bar lcg intet nUpnt paa
lang Sio.
9torcga llng0omaIag oihol6t Nora.
meoe poo WipIen DC iioitc Sage
Suni. Samtioig hoIot Gioiipa ling.
oomala9 lit Sommeriteune, % iua
bIcp Stepncrnc iIoact i0nWcn.
5 oct bcrlige Sommcrpcir bar set
ionlct ca. 5000 Mcnncifcr, o1
Stepnct bar mcgct pelpffct. @Ionot
De tilrciicnoe &oIrre par 6riotiof
9%tonien % Spcu Mtorcn. &c Tor
ificIlge llngoomaIng meotc un0cr
inc 6aner, oa / "2itlunoct"S Reic-
rat nGpncS lprifiIt Hpoenca ling.
~oom@logS unfrc Sane.
5 Wtort6 ofboI0t Gibiipa ling.
OomSIa9 Nor5mebc poa 6olfcbpilfo.
len. SfoIebeitprer 8. 6lnoeruo,
iom bar pprct / Stpret ca. 20 Nlnr, De
10 iom 6ormono, irobab Jig bcitemt
8icnualg iom iao0au. &aIgt ble)
nllprren0e Npitiormonb Irnt Berg.
By, SarpSborq. I'll NpitiormanS
paIgtea Sfolcbeitprcr Sloi Slmoc-
rllb, og ban % bans iSruc polgteS til
9GrcSmeolenncr
st @enberneS SllS er bellltttct op=
iprt poa Wtpien peo Nftictegning.
Gioiipa llngoomslog bar tcgnet Nfs
tier Tor &r. 10000 unoer Sorlt0lUt=
ming al at Ser blir brepet Otabitue.
5 September ieirebe SfoIebeitprcr
6iinberub % Gruc SslpbrpQlip I'M.
Der itor Sililutnine. Sra iorbcnpp-
renoe Glcper pco 6olfcbeiifolcn oper-
RATS Ell uaffer Splpbouc peo Saul
Glen.
Stationsntciter @rlbranbicn bar
iaaet &ongens SortienitncOalie i
Selp.
Srf. Wtorie @pe, &erlanh, bar to
get IfgangScramen peo Staten3
Sn1aabrugerifoIe meo be0ite &araf-
ter 1.45 Sbeori og las / Traftiif.
s Giosberg err beililttct al al.
IGtte 5000 Str. til epentueI Spfp-
relie al mt &onlmunelfoleblS / Ser
reject. 2igeIe6eS beilutteocS at al
Iptte Sr. 5000 iii SpfsrelIe al ct
tommuneIt Spgebus.
6. 8. @eotfer err uon9pnt til
Imtmano / Smaaicncne,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
a&9reoe fra Morees 8yeder o9 Dyer.

taeet Jig SpisrcIien al 6orpolterbo'
zig, Stabur % 9rpggcrblts / Trc'
itegaarocn % Stucbp9nln8 pao 9Sp.
borg.
@eo Ell Of EitfoI6 6opcbrugforc.
ming aiboIbt &opeofonfltrance iii
Sbp. SpiabI lite Er9rnie for pei
l~fiettct Saue.
Hooemo % Gmarf &cittapI5ior.
tning bar fiebt Ell 30ic Nr. @ingit
Get fol prrc Ell goot og paffert Spr.
ipm roles al ale, iom Ter oct. Sing.
item cr %itationeret paa 5unberilo.
Gen Sinsit, 6orenin9cn ipr eicr, CT
itationeret paa Gpe.
Get bar pGret tipIig Semmcrtra.
tit Der / Tintcr o9 SemmerprlIernC
enorme. 6srct bar pGrct bra, ON
oct emo LOO IUnge ncrtc pou iig.
Waaier al BONNER er fiert irer.
6rlt Doc har bortforpagtct i'm
Wnaro ira 14oc Iprii / Mar iii Scarf
Diteriib. Sclp or bun fluttet ino
Sopcobpgningeu, iom DOG cnbnu life
II helt fGroig
Oct piIcr iiN pon gllfticucr, 9aia-
rcr og ligllcnbc, at Tolf bar let for
Ecngc. PIT cr 0prcre emo nogcn.
gang fsr, o1 alligcpci cr SoIf ipri-
Nere til at balloIc emo n~ogcniinoe.
Get ifol life purc rar Wclfcfua fsr
oen foitcr 1000 ar. Seq bar ira
andre @pgbcr feet Triicn belt op til
loo for Ell SEQ.
Sprlopcoc er: 9lnua NnoreIcl,
@Iu1rberh &eOneS, % NNronom 9l.
ircO &llco, @ailtcitub.
0iitc: Slgo Sopou % 2prer
Niurue Noroerbolg. Slgo Goe.
0oaro og Ole @onaen. &c bar FOR,
pogtct @aarben alppc, &pInno. -
Wuric @crgclqnb, N'aoitoo, Gpoe-
nes % @abricl arog, SnesrrO,
Gmorf. Ge bar fipbt ienbre SpIobl
/ HeoeneS. Set bar 2oen Wfoi De 70
iibite bolbt @rpQup pna Maaitao -
It i Snnobco 0moren6e @rpllltp. Ti
uGagncoe ON ?tatten % trneoe, Cor
oellen brageoe los, men ba inger
Spnglimt iaacS, ~foritoO ri, at oct bar
@rpllupSIalllt, % Den bar iaa frai-
tig. at ben blep bort largt opoper
/ Sslonb. Get bar Tpncmit, ionl
blep brllgt.
gnne o. SbeoDor Sanien, 9i1e-
hammer Der / 9pgoen bar life hert
fra line Gutter / glmcrifa paa olorig
ioa lGnge. 0a De tror, at Ben enc
CO fanIfe begge bar p9ret nleb / &ri-
Qen, fan ri 10 foritaa, at Be err eng
itcIi8e og itaoig penter. Seq anita
ger, at Ser er Hsbenesirger / Imeri,
ia, Iom fienber til oeres Sfipbne.
Seq Der ga, at Ell eler anoen al bent
pil ienOe nogen Orb % gipe ben Sp-
lp5ning, oe fan, ON oct bar olbrig
Ian lioct. Get er lige bra, enten oct
'blir lfrcpet til 2illebommer ener bio.
8utternes pnglte Ssiter err Der paa
Spferub.
Splanb.
&slanb bar ogIna ppret bjemIegt
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Splanb.

&slanb bar ogIaa peret bjemlsgt
al Spanitcn, % giteripgoomnle, iom
bar Iteot til, bar repet bort mango.
Otter ct Iongt Spbolb berer ri, at
Snfluen5a er brilot no igien, 6lere
Omfring SumflnbslofaIct peogbers.
BOTH er Nn0rebne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Zen Matte itOre NDbeo er
"9noD Wmolcps Gcmmtcii1heo"

Mcrf! en- %bctpoctia Soroaciic al pore ltOlGa
til Qorto ira lite Su!i al, boic Vapirpriitr % cicrs
oscpc t%to9iitcr paa aac sob, gjpr oct n5ioiut 400:
pcnoia at iorbpie &omtingcutcn ocn u9rpcitc
Nremtio. %cmDt ocrfor 2lnlceniuacn % iorng
Gcree Smbfriptior :itcr nuuGrcnoc Erts.
~Qrorob @oicu 90 @co grucn~ icnMS gortoirt bporiomHcIt