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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
Commission To Sell Sue.
cessIon Property.
Surc-s7ioh Of l.. TaskeT Dulany and HE
deceased wife Natalie HsbeTt
n,

Surc-seion Of l.. Tasker Dulany and HE
deceased wife Natalie HsbeTt
No. 2lS1
18th JudirIoi District Court, Parish OF
iberia. Stale If Louisiana.
To Wade .. Martin, sheriff of the Par
isb If st. Martin. GREE IIuG
BY VIRTUE OF All order OF the HonOra
Bile the 18Th judicial District Court Of
Louisiana. for Iberia Parish. b,atlng
date the 18th day Of August A. u. 1919.
You are hereby ordered. authorized and
empowered IL sell at Public Auction To
the last aud highe-t bidder for CASH.
"a pay the debts of the above Succession
after due loyal advertisement the fol-
lowing Succession property. 10 wit:
AcrItaln tract Of lane situated at Il
p,ac- known IA Au~r la Butt, ~ thu
tuuItn Mauu Il 81. Ma, III PariSi. ui'a-
suIlng TX anu uh,-haii aIptnt-, muir
or less. la SUPPL nc,ai area, bUuniri Oii
the North 10y lands formerly belonging
to Rubichcaux, Rogers AMI Marin and
that Of CarUna. South 10y Public Road
and the laud of the widow and h.irs OF
the late Joseph Jean Louis, East 10y
lands Of he he IS Of I h T.
said Joseph Jean Louis and his widow.
and West by lands formerly belonging
to Mrs. Rossmond Pellrtier: being the
property acquired by the late l.. T. DI-
lany during the existence III the coul-
-munity, in al act Of Partition male be
tween himself. Daspit. Irhman stern
Il Company, Ltd, passed before +. f..
Delah0ussaye. Notary Public. February
3rh, 1906. the original of which was re-
corded on February 9TH. 1906. III Convey
ance Book "a IT folio 2Si nadcr M.
3ISl5. Of the Conveyance Records Of the
Clerk and Recorder office Of the Parish
Of st. Martin.
The sale to take OH SATURDAY SEP
TENDER 9Th. 1919. at the front Of the
Court house, st. Martihville. La. at the
usual legal sales hours ii IA. NJ. AMI I
p. III.
WADE D. MARTIN, Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27

666 cures Headaches, Bilious
ness, Loss of Appetite, foul
breath or that tired aching
due to Malaria or Colds. 1t
removes the cause.
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w. >. >.
w. S. s.
FOR SALE
Universal Electric Iron.

Buy a UNIVERSAL Electric Iron.
But not any electric iron CLAIMED
Just as good. UNIVERSAL Irons
consume very little electricity. and
are guaranteed to give satisfaction
in all particulars. Phone us to
send YOU one on week s free trial.
Duchamp Hardware Co.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
500 REWARD SIoo

The readers Of this paper Will he please
to learn that there Is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been able 10
cure in all its stages aud that In caiarrh.
Catarrh being greatly Influenced 10y
constitutional conditions requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Medicine IL taken internally and acts
thru the Blood Oh the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System thereby destroying the
foundation uf the disease giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution aud assisting nature in do
ing its work. The prOpIietOrs have 81
much faith in its curative powers Of
Halls CatarTh Medicine that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
II fails IL cure. Send for list Of test
inonlals. Address r.. CHENEY IL co.
Toledo. Ohio. Sid 10y all Druggist. 15c
List what you have for sale with
me, especially real estate. The de
mands are good. acknowledgements
real estate and fire insurance agent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

of the Band, at the Mill Hall. Every
body invited to attend.
Rev. Underwood, of North Caro-
lima, spent Monday night and Tues
day with friends.
Mrs. Horace Brown of Mt. Carmel
spent Tuesday afternoon with he1
sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Lloyd.
Mr.. J. G. Poore has accepted po'
sition with the Capudine Chemica
Co., of Raleigh, N. C.
Mr.. Cleo Tucker of the U. S. S
Dakota Battleship, is at home on q
27 day furlough.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Boyd, May 10, a son.
Corp. Lonnie Parker, Of the Rain
bow Division, is at home after q
months service overseas.
Capt. and Mrs. Pruitt and son
Calhoun, dined with DR.. and Mrs
Hicks Tuesday.
Miss Ruth McClane spent Tuesday
night with Misses Annie and Ethe
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

and it is hoped to raise some money
in this way. But the most that can
be hoped to be raised in this manner
is S1OO, obviously inadequate.
An institution which has the broad
appeal that a public library has
should be supported by an appropri-
alton from the city. A very small
sum would suffice. About 5000 a
year we are told, until Carnegie IL
brary is obtained.
Plans were on foot before the war
terminated them. to get a Carnegie
Library for Abbeville. The Carnegie
foundation promised $4,000 to put
up the building if $1,000 could be
guaranteed to run the library. 1t Is
hoped to reopen the campaign for
the Carnegie library in the near tu-
ture. The present institution should
have the support Of the people OF
Abbeville, but their support should
not stop there. With little effort we
can get a larger and better library
one that will fill wider field of use
fulness. That is the goal.
The present library is in charge OF
Mrs. Henry Norwood, who does all
that could be expected of her and
more with the present complement OF
books and the present quarters. She
says that there are no funds to buy
more books, no money to expand and
meet the ever-growing needs, The
time has come for real support fol
the library from the people OF this
city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23
ABBEVILLE AND ITS LIBRARY

Abbeville has a public library, a
pitifully supported, struggling insti-
tuition that's hardly worthy OF the
name. True, it has books and when
a collection Of books has reached q
certain numerical stage, the. result
is called a library. The local library
has less than 100 members. There is
but one deduction; either the people
Of Abbeville do not read or there
are sufficient private libraries in the
homes Of the well-to-do for public
library to fill the need.
But private libraries do not meet
the demands Of the many for good
books. And if this city had well
appointed library with varied Sc,
lection of different species Of books,
fiction, science, history, reference,
taste for reading and a knowledge OF
the use Of books would be developed
that would prove Of inestimable edu'
cational value to the public.
It is planned in the near future to
begin a canvass of Abbeville for new
members for the library. Funds are
needed and will be raised in variou,
ways. One way that has been sug'
gested is an amateur play. A eompe'
tent director will be obtained for di.
recting and staging the performance
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23
You Cannot Lose.

To have is TO use, not to hoard. He
that saveth his life shall lose. It." That
is the reason for spending, yourself
the fact that you cannot lose what
you really have; the fact that spirit.
ual quantities are real quantities; that
the best in US is better and stronger
than the worst, II we believe In It;
that, to the eye of faith, Satan-like
lightning-is forever falling from the
heaven Of things that endure.-W. q.
Blake.
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Cooley.
Mrs. F. E. Cowan is spending a
while in Hamlet, N. c., with her SON
Mr.. J. G. Poore spent Tuesday af.
ternoon in Anderson on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell
and children of Columbia, spent
few days last week with Mrs. Camp.
BELLS parents.
Miss Mary Dickson is spending q
while with her sister in Memphis
Tenn.
Capt. J. @. Pruitt, of the 1st Div
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Fairfield, May 21.-We had nice
rain Monday which will set the far
mers back with their work. If this
rain keeps up it will make "Gen
Green" grow considerably. AS you
know rain is the life of it.
Miss Minnie Belle Talbert spent
one night last week with her aunt
Mrs. Fannie McCaslan.
Masters Reese and Edmond Young
spent Sabbath afternoon with Car
and James Young.
Mrs. J. A. Brown and Mrs. Parrie
Reagan called to see Mrs. T. A. Tai
bert and family on last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Purdy and
little dear, also Mrs. Jimmie Purdy
of Abbeville, called to see Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Purdy Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. T. A. Talbert spent Wednes
day at the home of Mr.. Joe Young.
Misses Sara and Elizabeth Cres
well of Harrisburg, Mrs. Jennie
Cook and Mrs. Ida May Title were
the spend-the-day guests of Mrs
Mary Creswen and Mrs. T. A. Tai
bert on last Thurday.
Miss Irene Young and brother
James, spent one night last, weel
with Mr.. and Mrs. F.. T. Young.
Miss Frances Creswell spent Wed
nesday night with her teacher, Mis-
Daisy Gable.
Mr. Wylie Long called at the home
of his uncle, Mr.. Joe Young Sabbath
Misses Willie and Maggie Young
spent few days last week in Puck
ett Town with their sister, Mrs. A. R
Walker.
We wish to thank Mr.. and Mrs
R. A. Crawford for the nice straw
berries they sent US last week, ane
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Purdy for the
nice honey. There's nothing like hav
ing good neighbors.
Miss Maggie Young spent th'
weekend with relatives in Lethe.
Quite crowd of our young folk
attended the entertainment at Leth'
Friday night. They reported a nic'
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Young ant
little Gladys Bowen, David Young
and sister, Miss Alma, went to Greer
wood Friday afternoon shopping ant
to have dental work done.
Anyone who doesn't believe tha'
Mr.. Joe Young has a good Ford, asl
the "Judge," 1t wouldn't pull in low
gear, SO we just turned around ane
backed up the hill. The roads were
somewhat rough but we made .ths
trip all right and got back to Troy
safe and sound. Now don't you thinl
it's a good car? Pulls backwards al
well as forwards.
Mr.. Joe Young and daughters
Misses Eva and May Belle, and Mr.
Joel Young called at the home Of
Mrs. John Spence Sabbath afternoon
to see Mrs. S. L. Long, who has beer
sick for some time, but we are glac
to say that she is improving.
Mr.. Robert Creswell dined with
Mr.. T. F. Langley on last Sabbath.
Misses Lillian Creswell and May
Belle Young spent Saturday night
with Miss Lindel Young.
Misses A. z. and Lena Spence, ane
little brother, Thomas, spent Wed
nesday with their aunt, Miss Zellit
Langley.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

ision, after 21 months active service
in France, returned to the city Sat
urday on Is day furlough.
Mrs. W. J.. Blake is spending .
while with. her parents in Lawrence
Vile, Ga.
Mrs. A. S. Cox and daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Cox, and children, are spend
ing a few days in Anderson with
relatives. ......
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23
influence. Of the Bible.

Hold fast to the Bible. 1t Is the
sheet.anchor Of your liberties; write
:ts precepts on your hearts, and prac-
tics them in your lives. To the In.
fiuenee Of this book We are indebted
for the progress, made in civilization,
and to this we must look as our guide
In ths future.-U. s. Grant.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23
God IL Love,

Love 10 not love which alteration
6ndst" The Interchangeable is Love,
and Love Is the unchangeab.e, for
Ood -ksLayas;,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Engraved cards and wedding invi-
tations at Press and Banner Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23
THE HOHENZOLLERN SMASH
BUCKLER.
(By Tim Casey.)

(By Tim Casey.)
/.
All vanished are the dreams,
Abandoned are the schemes,
Rebuked the odious Hun crew,
Since did become unfarled,
Above the startled world,
Americas Red, White and Blue,
Where streams shine silver white,
Where ran the fercess hight,
That freedoms stars did ever greet
Meath sunbeams that enhance
The fairest how'rs of France
On soldier graves abloom so sweet.
That hateful German ring
And it's detested king,
With Ludendoff, barbaric Hun,
In villiany long trained,
AS all have ascertained,
And Hindenburg, who kept the run
With foul, black-hearted knaves
Who lodged the deep sea waves,
In capability excel,
In reprobate degree,
AS all did clearly see,
Then gen'rallissimo Of hell.
Such fendish men Of shame,
Who play the div'lish game,
OF butch'ring babes in mothers
arms,
Dishonoring young maids
In foul and lech'rous raids,
And paralizing with alarms
The wounded, dying men
Who fell within their ken,
Cruel and most savage grow,
In deeds of Mongol lust,
And Stygian-black disgust,
Until the butchers overthrow.
This defunct crownhead, Bill,
With fell desire to kill,
Has fashioned murder into art,
Deceit and lies made true,
By that atrocious crew,
Whose Hohenzollern serpent heart
And acts were more malign
And div'lish on the Rhine
Than savage Huns did iver: seem
When King Attila's bow,
Five centuries ago,
Was broken in the Marcian dream.
v.
Americas bright star,
To bleeding France, afar,
Did in resplendant beauty shine,
To blight the hateful foe,
Who by the Somme's swamp flow
In pensive sadness did resign.
From Lille unto Lorraine,
Back to the river Seine,
The wales and hills were red with
gore,
Foreshadowing the fall
OF Kaiserdom and all
Of Prussian rule forevermore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
til at Isles / lin Selbco ioriib for
Trebsillltllingen.


StatsiefrctPr GAMMA notaltc i
Sirsoa9s peb en- 9atfet, iom ocr III.
teralliercoe Yresiefllb / Taris CAB
for Den amerifanife Sreosoelegation,
Of oct MI bar De Iaierebes Gag Of
ifaiic 5piflano Wao % &aamatcria'
Ter, iaa Solicit fuiioe lepe % tage tat
paa npttigt, proouftipt grbcioe igien.
Snn erflPreoe, of bette piloe life
bli giort ipcciclt al Wtebpnf meo IN.
lfcrnc, men at oct bar abioliit neo.
penoigt Tor of faa Ell Gnoe pua
Sfrpfpploct % faa gicloprettct &o
og orbncbc Sorboloe igien / SpIflano.
90 Mo oe Srbcn / 2piflano MI or
5oruoiTtning for, at ma fan birore
oct rsoe SfrnfpGloe ira at ipreoe Zig
lloopcr belle Teroefl.
Haar &c guiercbe berfor Ill mao
isgc at gienoprctte Irbeibsro o. lcpe-
ligc @iltaar / 2piflanb, iaa Ifer bette
iprit og frenit for at reooe Serocn
for 9(narfi. 0erfor mao Der banoles
meect bllrtigt og reiolitt, for Der Der
fer irgcn Spil hos tGnfclloe Wenne-
ifer ON ocn Sare, iom nj trrer allc
TcroenS Hatipncr.
Wr. 2oniing ellote nleo Ell gls-
bcnbe Sribrt til Sranfrig for bets
llbboloenbco % bets nmaabeligc Sp.
%ofrelicr nben at fnp, ba oct iaa iom
forfeit no, og ban ilbltaltc ogiaa Den
iifre Sorpisning, at oct piloe ie tort
paa Sillgcnc III bu BET itoo meo Sci
rcnS 9arrbrrfrans ibrnoc.
Saiaa Wtarifalf 5ocb og Inorc
Saroiclt bar tiliteoc % bolbt forte
Snler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

S1bilrcr or life Dor iterfc Si0r,
%ifriocr "Rciorm", men set Ian purc
nPrb at miuoc@. at Set MI or - 9lnr
iioen por utrUttcIioc "uun(o)tro"
Ven 8. q. &oiu ouIattc5 Ion @cim
rer FOR "ToIfcbIo6ct % ON nj I'M.
fer riatiN oNioo Trifirtcu2 %oQhon
bcI. Get or iaIioIo iau, at han III /
% Gor bar itrUpct / Grifirfcn2 Sic
nelte 90 fipmpet hoorot o. iUl0ct
mnnat CT Nnor uu0cr ii. iutcuic 9lr
heioe Tor al hoIoe Torrctnju0cu aoo.
enoe 90 Oct or miIilt at Rciten al
&noret pil itrpqc mc0. nuor Ran Ir
Ter bette. "a han iom ole %aloriicr
Clans @ror uuoiuQem flor ia / SO.
bet, nnor ban fommer bcitiA Sinoa.
beoG9eIIc. vi bar mgcn &aurbur
frans at rUttc ham, ielp ON ran cr
Sormono ! %re@ieioreniu0en. - ri
bar in8en %er0cuS Ging at rrflJ
ham ~ oct er t pur Sfo0ciruo nj
ioreitiucr o> al fonitc inQcn amer
buffer pau hans - aorilc Sli0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

regard to our conditions. ! think
can assure him that we shall not go
him with a stick. We shall try
to assume that he is a gentleman, and
at worst | can guarantee him that he
will get an infinitely more courteous
treatment than he has given US. We
shall scour the county and try to find
some person with sufficient knowledge
of the English language to show him
around in all our musty orncrs, and
convince him that he knew
absolutely nothing about Winnesheik
County when he wrote his defamatory
editorials.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Wtco Scnbllf poo Gr &rniibcnt

Ntcb Scnbllt poo Gr &rpiiocut
Cats NolOnin0 i'll Sperg&maaIet
ON en- |9intiouernc4 Siga ifripcr ,Sllb
ion {. @cuiper ira @aibiuQton ill
"Aep 9orf @Iobc", at GieuoDiNbc
bernie moo Wir. Gait paa @rltuo al
oct Stanbpmft han inotor, bIir mcr
pg nlcr pootoaeIiac. Nittcrhcoen MOB
ham, tiger Mclliucr. cr ina mc0Ct
iterre, iom Gr VrUiiOcltcu Iobcr til
az oPre i%cnuell9 populNr | %ellCn.
Oct or bopcoiaaCli1 hos &c fonicrun
fine Hcpublitoncrc al ocn gomIc Sfo
lc, lou ltrttet ham / 1912, at Wtr.
Gait III cr fonmct / llnaaNC. pu Ben
SmitpnbiQhc6, at bon mlllQcu5 piI
rln0e uoQculln0c nImjnoeIlQ Nncr.
ficnbclic Tor iii me 2igo VroQrom
bIonot Ncitcr3 1olf, hor liort Sc
eorIe "Stan6pattcr5" uu0itcIi1c,
icIp on sc ! GicbIiffct life iuorcm
mer oet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
2lndrfiet / Gvlflane.

Set laber til at &anlpcne / Berlin
/ forrige ltgc par lige iaa oeiperate,
iom DC n%ogeilgang bar peo felipe 8eit-
irontell. @aobe acknowledgements
OF DC "Gsoe" gif mcget b%enipnsleit
tilpcrfs. Sngell bperfen bso eler bao
ON Naaoc. "Sangcr", ionl blcp tagct,
bleu lloen pioere ifilot ueb, Hcgic-
ringstropperne ifjso lieo flere bun
Orcbe "rsoc" Sanger, og Sparta-
canerne gioroe set famine mco 90
Tolitibetientc, icm De bapoc taect
%tilfange.
Grigsmilliiter @ilitap Noife, Ser
optraaote meo Ell Siftators Wpnoig-
beo, gap Srore til, at enbper, iom
blep paatrriict paa @eocn meb Saa-
ben, Ifi,loc iioen piocre ifpbes nco.
10000 @cgierinestropper blcp
bragt ii,o til @pen, oe slrtilleri al
9ropeite aalibcr blep brllgt. 8ras
mater paa ct Son blep affpret moo
sc &sbcs StrongbolO, % Slftcn
primleoe al I%eroplaner. lom Hop
Bomber neo paa Spartacanerlle.
8aoerllc blep paa nlallgc Steoer
itpgt oprepct, ioet enfclte @ranater
oonncoe 20 500 opbe araterc. Saa-
lcbcs pao NlcralOcrplat5.
WanociuIbct opgipeS iii onlfrillg
1000 Wano, brGbtc % iaarcoe,
mems Sfaoen paa gicnoomnnc | Der
lii, aullaaes til omfring $50 Wttl-
liprter Warf.
gltoog &binoer ocltog | &ell.
acknowledgements fangcoc Ell reo
fpinoelio Soloat, ipn ifrpo al, at
bun bapoc eiort oct al nlco 20 Woo
itanoere.
Gftcrat Strcifelt blep aflpit bar oct
10 itilnct al meb &alnpell, laa Oct III
bolocr pao at bli n~o9enlunoe To %
Sroen iaien i Berlin, men / 6orItT-
bernie, Tom / 2icbtclbitrg og Ufoa-
biterfpartcrct, or Spartacallcrllc
frcnloclcs pan arigsiticn.
Hepoltcn pa Speftaflet bar / bsi
@roo biiloret Wfaotilferielen I'll Ger
lin, ioa Sitilationcll or betpoclig for
prrret, bpao &napbcoen pau Scpncts-
miblcr angaar.
Ser mclocs cllorll ON llroligbeocr
/ iorificlliec %per / 1pltIano, lao
lcocS / &nlle og Sanlbitrg og | Here
al Spcrnc Lungs &binen, men | oct
itorc oa belle or Den rpoc &cpolt fi,ct
iur bcnne Sang.
Strcifcrne iprcs at pGrc tolot
lon,n,cll per belle 2nlloct mco llro.
tooclic al i Sambpril-Gsicn 8riibc-
reoioncr, % / 8rubcoiltriftcrnc |
Gprc Scblclicn. Toa bette iioltc Steo
banner Dog @rilbcitreifcn CT geo | ocr
polite ScparatiitbeuGgclic.
Wcrlin 12tc Ntarts. - Spartaca.
nerrc bar %opergipct Jig paa Naaoc og
llnaaoe til Hc9ieringel. &c Oper.
lepcrer Ill aIle iile &aabcn % fine
Iorraao al Immunition.
arigsminiiter Ntoife iaItiatte bisic
@ctingcIlcr, citcrat &c rsbc Tepoli,-
ticniltcr bapbc beot ON "Saabcnitil-
itano".
Scrulc ililoitGnoiee Spergipelic
bctcalcr N%iilutninecn al Spitanocn
/ Berlin, men SprersbepGgelien ipre-
ser iis fremoeleS i Sropinicrne. :
Dusseldorf er Ell begpnoenoc Hcpp-
luton blet fi,et pco SiGlp al Maifin.
acpGrcr OF Irtilcri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Sooiepelt hiemfommet.

HeD gorf, Gte Marts: Sbcrii.
Isitllant &bcooor2 R~ooicpclt. iom
arIeileoe III 6rontri9 Sommcrer
1911 iom major / oen 26bc Sniou.
terire3Inlent, ociote jOaG tiIbaae mcO
Sampitibct "0iauretania". SbcriI,
Ieitnonten bIeu inaret al Ell Maitin.
gep9rfngIe, % Snnret or cuonu life
belt belbreoet.
Sbcritleitnont 8ooicuelt uomcr.
feOe lis peO @ioo o. Gappcrbco i
Here al De blobisc Slng pan &ei,
ironien % cr Snocbapcr al BE-. iran.
ife arigsfors nlco Yalmcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
0urbmGnScnc or sc melt IouIn6i0C

HurbmGnScnc or sc melt IopIpOi1c
8olf / Chicago, iiler CONNER Sem.
min / lin misunderstanding fra
Court Of Gomcitic HcIotioua" sam
I Irocent al De 1900 Eager, iom
hIcn bcbonoIet pe0 ocnne Net / Nolp.
noret, nar moo Terioncr al norif
@nrh. SNtbisotc 9%lncrifnnerc t"no
tipc gmericnnS~) oppiiic Sen Tcttcitc
8eforh, ibct sc por inbblonbct / 81
Grocent al DC ~bchnnolc0c Sogcr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
@npernsr Norbecf / South Tufo.

ia bar ouerior iiolte %cgi9latllr mc0
&enipn iii Stemllinsen moo Iremmc-
De Sprpg %irembppet, al NcitrUbcI
ierre bsr gda no pna at amcritnltilc
re Golf gjemncm et iormuitig Cplpa
niresorbeioe iite0etior at mbertrpf
Re oereS SproQ. 0crlom Amerifo
ifoI perte al 9isre iia ~giUlOenoc TOM
|eroeu5maat, tiger @lpcrnsrcm og
It6upttc inc lIbegrGnieoc fomnler.
cielc NGlligbcber, er set pnnti6e, at
hi begpnoer at lore Here ~iremmcoe
Sproo % life cir oS til al lmoer
trnfte Dem. Nico andre Sr6, 9lncri
fn1iieriu9en bcitoor life / oct life al
lore bi5ic SproQ; men ri nlou gnll
tie piit trrpc, al ole lTrer Gugcllf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Sinddnotijer.

I'll Haris fomrler Der ben Mcooe.
lclie ira @icil, at Den citcrrisifc &c.
aicria omaaaeS meo Ylaner ON at
lanosiorpiie Den tioIiscre 9ciicr aarl.
Man ipcfulcrcr M paa bpor Den
bicmlsie t~ioligcre Monarf pil isgc
hen. @iaciaaliot iom bans a~oaeea.
&r. Sohen5ouern. or ban pelfommen
noscniteSs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

Gn Tugmano opluIcr. al Scr bucrt
Inr ieicS 5000 me Gro til oct Ell
eelife Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Kansas City Kvsgmarked.
Sioux City Kveemarked.
Omaha Kvaor,rL.d

'iIWInkVeg-Native steers. 15.UO-1s 70
c.ypi oS hVier. ........ 7.00-12. 80
ctocEers and feeders. 6.5o-15,5O
2Vin-Bulk of sales.......r7.;O- 17.SO
1S.00-1y.O0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Chicago P~roduktmarked.

Gu beneer site, al Srene. Tom inpcbuIoe,
Isic Senae 90 life er rcsiitrerei. icuImcr Dor,
paa Seisn. eeus seripr iiie lsis Frnse usss
sf iaa Suffering iss ereset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

6criiritss paa iiSitc sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

ENTERED AS srcoND Glass NATTER juNE Ism 1908 AT
THE Posr OFFICE AT DrcoEsu, Iowa. uNDER THE ACT
oF CoN6RrsS or MARCUS, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

9uri$ 12tc MartS. - Treosfcn-
areSicna Specialfomite for Sapnc,
@allopcic o. Scrlbancr blcp / Nftcn
frroiae nleo lin RAPPORT. Gen lore
ilaor at Mhincn liaeiom Conan ifal
prrc aabcn Tor iri Napi9atipn al ale
Nationcr % titles nn0cr ell inter
national aonniaiiona Gontrol.
N9iaa Giclcrfanalen ifnI titles Ill
iri @rllg Tor ollie Nationcrs &anocls.
% arigaifibc / SrcoStio, men pcobIi
al cies o. "~beitprcs" AZ Spltlalio.
@apportcn nGpncr iltct cnl, bpao
ser ifal gioreS meo SciTitningerne
lanas &iclerfanalcn, oa bette or Ct
Sperssmaal, iom io9ner ino nlbcr
WiIitGrfonitccn.
Happortcn anbcialcr oioerc. Of Scr
iubcn CT slar bolocs eli Gonfcrcncc
iii at Nrsiie % aisierc ale SpsrsS.
maal anGaaenoc Hapieation al inter
rationale Sanoreic - Spsrasmaal
JON or altior ~pibtleitigc % intrifatc