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Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
Vice -CcxsuI Kills Himself
in Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, Nov. Gary R.
Miller, American vice consul to
Stockholm, shot and killed himself
in his suite in the -Waldorf-Astofia
late Sunday.
The body, with a bullet hole
through the right temple, was found
tonight by Mrs. Miller on her re-
turn from church. By the side lay
a revolver. The police said to-
night they we're unable to find any
motive for Mr.. Miller's act. Among
his papers was found a passport
indicating that he had planned to
sail soon for Sweden.
The medical examiner later found
in Mr.. Miller's clothing two notes,
which indicated that financial diff
iculties had furnished the motive
for his suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
LABOR EADERS BACK MINERS
MORE GIRLS SUE
: FOR TIPS "BOSS"
TOOK FROM THEM
Attendants at Hotel La
Sale Seek to Recover Gra-
tuities, Some Very Large.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Attorney L. H
Craig, 80 North Dearborn street,
announced yesterday six more suits
against the Hotel La Sale company,
will be filed in the superior court
tomorrow to recover tips collected
by check girls at the hotel. Already
SIX similar suits totaling $4,000 have
been filed.
Attorney Craig said the suits were
based on the fact that the hotel
management were beyond their
rights in taking tips from the girls.
They were given by patrons for
the courtesy extended them under
the assumption that the girls kept
the money, he said.
Girl Claims $4,000.
Miss Regina Hyland heads the
list of claimants with a suit for
$4,000, the total amount OF tips she
collected, she AYERS. Other claim
ants and the amounts follow:
Bertha Doty, $2,135; frankie De
Foe, $500; Ida .Grefka, $4,000; Hazel
Grefka, her sister, $1,000; Ada T.
WILDER, $1,000; Catherine Golden,
$1,000; Nora B. Kent, 5000; Grace
Madison, S640; Mildred Hildebrand,
$1,000 and Fred Gloyd, $3,5O0
Averaged $40 a Day.
II averaged about $40 a day at
banquets and dinners at the hotel" !"
said Miss Madison yesterday.
"But each night we had to turn in
all the money collected >and each
week we received our pay of 80
cents an hour. Some girls at better
stations collected even more than'I." !"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
BLAZING RIVERS
OF OIL SWEEP
CITY IN TEXAS
Lightning Sets Attire One Tank,
Then Others Ignite and \
$l,000,000 Loss Results.

Iowa Park, Tex, Nov. 9.-Burn
ing oil from 50 1.600-barrel tanks
shattered by series of explosion:
when set afire by lightning, swept ir
devastating streams through large
part of Waggoner City, an oil towr
near here, Sunday, according to in
formation received here.
Estimates of casualties were moi
available, but it was said many per
sons were burned, as in numerous
cases their homes consisted of tents
directly in the bath of the blazing
oil.
The monetary loss was roughly
set at more than $1,000,000."
The lightning set fire to battery
of 10 !, l,60O-barrel tanks at 10 O'Clock
a. m. and a few seconds later these
tanks exploded. Within 10 minutes
f38 tanks of the same size had let &C
and as they were placed on one oi
the highest points in the city, the
burning oil was sent coursing down
the streets.
One Man Killed.
Wichita Falls, Tex, Nov. o.-One
man was killed, number incurred
minor burns and loss which will
exceed $l.000000 resulted in an oil
fire which swept. 80 acres of proven
oil territory on the outskirts of
Waggoner City and destroyed q
large part of that town.
Acreage in this field is owned by
many eastern concerns. The fire oc-
Cured when lightning struck an oil
tank.
When the tank exploded wave OF
burning oil rode down the surface OF
the rain covered streets, Setting fire
to everything with which it came
into contact.
The bulk of the business section
of the town was destroyed, accord
ing to reports. Waggoner. City has
no telephone or railroad communi-
cation, and details of the fire and
the losses are meager
Waggoner City is said here to be
the largest unincorporated town in
the country, and the large number
of oil wells in the immediate vicin-
ity make it one of the most con-
gested districts of the kind in the
country.
Thousands Homeless.
Upward of 1000 people are home
,ess as a result of the fire. A trail
of men, women and children carry
ing bundles OF remnants of clothing
snatched from in front of the ad-
vancing wave of flames started on
foot and in vehicles for six-mile
walk to Burk Burnett, the nearest
large town.
Late reports indicated that the
loss would run higher than $l,000,-
900 damage. Two score 'derricks
and about 50 storage tanks, valued
at $225,000, were burned. One oil
company's gusher late tonight was
shooting flames 100 feet+ into the
air.
The havoc in Wagonner City was
increased by the bursting of four
inch high pressure oil line which
runs under the main street of fhe
.own.
A trench and embankment were
thrown up at the end of one of the
main streets and the burning oil
turned into a creek.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
New York-Chicago Extension
Will Start December Is, Ac-
cording to Announcement Of
PoStoffiCe Officials.
LARGEST MACHINES IN
S. WILL LAND HERE
Four Planes With Span Of 105
Feet, Equipped With 400
h. p. Motors and 122 Miles
an Hour Speed to Carry Mail.

Washington, Nov o.-Extension
of the New York Chicago daily
aerial postal service to Omaha by
December IS and the placing in
service within week on the New
York Chicago route of new twin
motor mail machines capable of
carrying 1900 pounds, or 10000 let
ters-the average 24-hour accumu1a-
ton of mail in New York for Chi
cago-were among the improve
ments of the aerial mail service an
nounced today by Assistant Post
master General Preager. 1t has been
announced that the service soon
may be extended to San Francisco
Huge Planes in Service.
Completion of a l25-foot hangar
at Omaha will enable the postoffi.e
department to operate the largest
land machines ever built in the
United Stataes, There will be four
of these planes with a wing span
of los feet and each equipped with
three 400 horse power Liberty mo-
tors. Each will carry one ton Of
letters without stop from New York
to Chicago, or two tons ofletters
if stop is made at Cleveland for
fuel.c From Chicago the planes will
continue to Omaha, 440 miles.
further making daily operation If
t,150 miles in each direction. The
planes are now being rapidly COM
pleted at College Point, N. Y. They
will carry three men and in bad
weather fly entirely by astronomical
calculation, dead reckoning and IA
dio direction compass. N
Travel 122 Miles an Hour.
Fourteen new planes of 1,500
pounds capacity are being COM
pleted at Cleveland, Mr.. Praeger
said. Four other planes, especially
built for flying at high attitudes over
mountains and capable of carrying
| 500 pounds of mail, are nearing
completion, the assistant postmaster
general added. All the-new planes
will have a speed of from 112 to l22
miles an hour.
Senator Phelan and Representa-
tive Kahn of California, Mr..
Praeger said, are endeavoring
to obtain authority Of con-
eress to permit extension OF
the service~to San Francisco. Sue
cessful operation of the transcon-
tinental service would mean the de-
livety at noon Wednesday in San
Francisco of mail leaving New York
Monday morning. Mail leaving New
York now on Sunday night is deliv-
cred in San Francisco on Thursday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
GIRL OF 8 CHAMPION
OF COTTON PICKERS.

Admission, Ala, Nov. o.-Edna
Stewart, 8-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mes. Knox Stewart of Munford
is the champion cotton picker OF
northern Talladega county and has
made an unusual record during the
present picking season.
The girl can pick 40 pounds by
dinner most any day without halt
trying, according to her own way OF
expressing it, and the speed with
which she gathers the locks is the
marvel of her neighbors and friends.
The picker regards her achieve
ment as matter of course and takes
It for granted that any other little
girl who lives on a farm is doing
her bit" by getting out and taking
what the boil weevil left.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
HUSBAND SET FREE TO
MAKE LOT OF MONEY.

Los Angeles, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Marie
l.. Curzon has lifted an awful burr
den" from her husbands shoulders.
She got a divorce. She charged
Nicholas w. Curzon with desertion
and produced the following letter
from him:
dearest Marie: I have always
felt you wanted to help me- ! am
asking you big favor and | hate to
do it, but it is for the best. If you
will get our marriage set aside on
any grounds that you wish it will lift
an awful burden off my shoulders.
I've got to make lot of money in
a short time"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
UnveiI Memorial Tablet to .
Johnson County Soldiers

Tecumseh, Neb.. Nov. o.-(Spe-
cial. "A memorial tablet to John
son county's 500 men, who served
in the world war, will be unveiled
on the courtyard campus in Tecum-
sch next Tuesday. Armistice day.
There will be music by the Tecum-
sch military band and three speak
ers, Adjt. Gen. H. ]. Paul and Mai.
P. ]. Cosgrovc of Lincoln, with the
main address by Matthew Gering Of
Plattsmouth
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
NEW COLLAR IS
SOFT AND LOW.

London, Nov. 9.-The arrival Of
a new collar with flowing lines, like
those worn.by the old English poets,
leads London haberdashers and tall
ors to predict a gradual emancipa-
ton of man from the severe rule
Of fashion as one Of the, results OF
the war.
: The new collar is soft and low.
It is winning favor with English
men who served in the war and
escaped for some time the horrors
of fhe high starched collar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
TEACHER SENDS RAGGED
CORSET IN SALARY PLEA.

Melbourne, Nov. "a brown
paper parcel containing pair of
corsets almost in tatters was re-
Gently addressed in a bold feminine
hand to the director of education.
Pinned to the corsets was an un-
signed note:
"This is the lingerie of an unfor-
tunate junior teacher, who has lin
gered long in the service at miser-
able salary. Why not give her a
raise in salary to enable her to live
like a human being?"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
MARRIED AT l3 YEARS
GIRL DIVORCED AT Is.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 9.-Di-
vorced at the age of IS is a record
in the local courts. This distinction
goes to Margaret c. Monteleone,
WHO was divorced by her 20-year-
old husband, Charles Monteleone.
They were married when the girl
was IS years old. Marital difficulties
resulted when the bride deserted
her husband.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
Bolsheviki Claim Capture
of Many More Villages

London, Nov. o.-The Russian boil
shevik communication of Saturday
says that the bolshevik have oc-
cupied series of villages 80 versts
southwest of Krasnaia Gorka and
also have taken Kastovo and num-
Der of villages 50 versts west OF
Gatchina.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
PARIS SUPPORTS $4,000
SEERS AND sCLAIRVOYANTS.

Paris. Nov. "a calling which
Aourished during the war and is said
to be more prosperous in Paris now
than at any time is fortune telling.
m official estimate puts the number
of thought-readers, mediums and
seers who live and practice in the
capital at $4,000,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
Republican Forges Ahead.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Nov. O.
Returns from Is scattered pre-
eincts increased to 1900 the lead by
which J. w. Harreld. republican. an
rarently was elected to congress in
the Fifth district yesterday over
Claude Weaver. dsIancra
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
WIFE AIDS HUSBAND
WITH PAIR OF SHEARS.

San Francisco, Nov. 9.--1n a bat
tie between John Gussi and Louis
Campi, scavengers, Mrs. Mary Gussi
Joined, the police say, and stabbed
Campi in the back and neck with
a pair of scissors.
Campi was treated at the Harbor
emergency hospital and Gvssi and
his wife were booked for assault
with a deadly weapon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10

Washington, Nov 9-Holding that the action of the
government in injunction proceedings against striking BIZ
luminous coal miners to be $50 autocrac sagger the
human mind the executive council of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor declared tonight in statement issued after
fourhour meeting that the miners walkout justified
promised for the strike the entire support of organized labor
and asked aid and endorsement for it from the general
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
WIFE TOLD ANOTHER MAN
SIZE OF HER STOCKINGS.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 9.-Be-
cause his wife gave another man the
size OF her stockings, 0. G. Williams
of Los Angeles was granted di-
vorcc in Superior Judge York's
court. In giving the decree Judge
York said such women could not be
trusted with the happiness of busy
husband.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
COOK SELLS HIS SHOES
TO PAY FINE OF IS.

London, Nov. 9.-Harold Fisher,
a cook, was charged with travelling
without a ticket and was d-~$5
He offered to sell a new pair of
boots he was wearing and a con-
stable bought them. He paid his
inc with the proceeds.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
R1EF
<RIGHT
- R EEZY
GIRL MISSING TWO YEARS
TELEPHONES HER PARENTS.
BITS OF NEWS

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 9.-Margaret
Dickey, whose mysterious disap-
pearance two years ago when she
was IA years old caused search in
every large city without success,
mas been found.
Her parents were overjoyed last
night when the girl called them by
telephone from Washington and ap-
pealed to them to come to her at
once. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey>Ieft for
the capital.
The message was the first word
received from the girl since she dis
appeared.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
Fire at Packing Plant.

An oil tank in the engine room of
Morris & Co.'S plant on the South
Side caught fire at las this morn
ing when hot Goals rolled off pile
against the tank The damage
amounted to several hundred dol
lars
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
HOLD STRIKE JUSTIFIED
PROMISE AID AND ASK
PuBL|C'S ENDORSEMENT.

Say That Action of the Government in Injunction
Proceedings Against Bituminous Workers Il $50
Autocratic As to Stagger the Human Mind"-Ex-
ecutive Council of American Federation of Labor
Issues Statement After Four-Hour Meeting Held
in Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
THE WEATHER.:

Continued unsettled with prob
ably snow Monday. Much colder
in eastern portion; Tuesday cloudy
probably warmer.
Hourly temperntures.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-10
Positive Declaration.

The United Mine Workers. ii
their convention. held during the
month of September in the city Of
Cleveland, adopted positive dec
laration demanding improved condi-
tons OF employment for the min.
Continued on Page Tsa. Cnluna. nkA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Sercn,t sammel Neeept
for 0oiteiait.
get o. billiat tildpst / SIemmst, n1tn
0eu optrgaar uae auSr. | Surnae
Heialtater.

S~uiiuoer al Nusmsere bar iuuoet. at be
tan Inolpdye 10 (reoleoele Al De genge, Der
uauIiepts ubgiuss Tor 6oitcniel.r, ueo at
brIse oenue Ueltieuote samIs Rsesvt ior liIs
lduntue al Dofteidii ! cieuntet. Ten tr LEI
% bEuls q. tiaaue. men bar pufelis itts TN
SIee ! hurtlss ReiuItatsr. Zen tassr Iise Jar
pGa en- Sote oe efusr eisblittsli9 SluorrHa,
l%RoDdulie 'taulsuos en- aimiroe!is poite ms
ben 81 Timer ,ler mirore.
Aui'ai ~ llnie al Etner Dos huiItenicns
beli Apotbster, baD eet pGa en- PtuiIldIte os
'pto Tlaitsu meo almluoeIig Grip AZ grant
ulGleo Sutter. ppis OIL foTetr1tter. brug
aGvst Wolasies, 6ouniuS eler Corn Sta
rup. Gen lniaeer eoeI pad bptlteu'omteltt
Wtadoe. bolosy is iI!stoinuen % parsr belle
TamtIieI IN lGGs lib.
Oct er Sanoheo ~iorbauieuoe. hpor burs
ts bet utrtsr, sisHnsmtyGuger hper' AZ edI'
lens o. euaasrues euitrer, Issuer % hGper
alt Sliul. linbrsr o. helbrsoer be bet9Hots
elsr opipulmeee SiImbtuesr Sa!ieH, oJ
sriepis men ftttsrt ptI ben brptIemme Sttls
len 6aIlen o. ben frpsteos Seie belt for'
ipiuse. Ter sr iurst beore Tor Sronti.,
trampdstis Ssrubeeolie, Sisboits sasr bron'
tittis aithma.
piusr sr an ipseisI oa betlis t%oneentrere.
Concentrating az Gste Rorwap Sine Sra
TRAIT on tlenot Rereeu oper for mn hurtiSe
belbrsosuos Sirtuins paa Slsmbinoens.
unoaee etnfslier pee at ~iprlaHas bss bin apcthts
fer ~ Eais AZ Riref' rrse falefianeig Nnpismna.
ca mgbieg tHssf aahtr 0araAt. for aeiolat liIfssbS.
.ileIie s1sr Venatnt sroutpr ttltoasbstais1. IN
FiRsz Se.. u Basns. Sae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

Sp.: ct Stptfe Stat3Iono 9rpnict op
til init &anO, % ies bopOc goot @irroc
poo min Gel at 2iuieu, men Scr uar in
let pm Sen droen Gel 1aa fommcr
Ser n og fieber StotSlunbet, % ban
tur nit @irrbe % tlsrtr Set biem til
8rGrbieI. ga oct itob Ell 5nmte ino pan
hans %luo tStatsIouoct). Set huoc
itonet ser / lem % tppe 9or, % Stat5s
Ionoet bar nit brret foI9t 10 @nn0c FOR
Statternc. 6aube ban 2op til at tn
@irroet, % bcbrper ieq at flpttc 2inicu?
(W1tf.)
2 par: &c bar nnscr Qupen ncppc
nuscu SlnaS Het til nDacn Sci NJ
Statslauhet, % bpprpint &c fan fprere
Gritntuirs fpr @icrbet or ct epsrass
maal for Getten at %aieisre. &c bsr
beupcnbe Iem til en- Sagiprer. (5il
Spsrssmaalct rm be to 8sser: Sopteiu
@iilelanos Screening fau rimeliapis
fipbes | eubuer peIasiorteret amerifnnif
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

Sp. Seq eier II StraNnariuS &ioIin
3pen tleber I%onh0nne QauiIc Gjoliuer2
Sunr: NpiS oct par CIT rgte Strua
biunrius, uiloe Der nrrc Dem. ipm piloc
rciie %tnicuer af Wil for al tipbc ben 90
bctale Ell itor Eris for ben; mcn be
Gate Strubipnrius Gtoliner er anc for
lGnee iibeu upfisbte, / DC nller ffcitc I'll.
iGlocr for curopGiife SnmIiuscr cllrr
for DC iture Mcitere. Scrimuo or Der
faIifc Strahiporius giolincr nbcn Sal,
90 &c bar ultiau nabenbart eli al Dieic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

=. "a.
Sp.: I. Eaar en- Sdrmer / Nortb Gus
fota scr uSeu 6liitru euer @ern og eff
terlaber iig "Real Sitate" % ~@eriouaI
Sropertp". er "a EorGlorene hans enes
tie arpiuger, man Der life CT np9et Ses
itornente?
.. San 6orGIorene betale hans @lrlo
% tdae hans genoom lben rogen Sa8'
ferers Siplp, eIer mao oct gaa tgiens
uem "Brobnte Court?
3. 6oiS Oct ntao gad i8icnnem "Tros
bate Court, hpor lang Sio bill BET ia, %
h1or meQet bill bet toite2
4. @r Hortb Gofpta8 9obe FABIAN.
at Stofen ifol la en- Del ar ct Seosbo,
% hpor tor er ion Y%rocenten?
Spar: 1. ga.
2. Set bsr unber aae Smitrnbisbes
Der qua gienncm Sfifteretten.
3. Set nil ia mirbif ct Wars sib.
Smfuitningcrnes Stsrrclie pil afbGnse
at, bpor tort @pet CT, % andre Sm'frn'
biaheocr. @co at forflnrc Sageus Gn.
fcltbeoer til Ell Sasfsrer, pil ban tiluGr'
melicsois tuuue beresue, buab Spets
gfpiflins ctl fpftc.
4. Ser er eli rimclig Trpcifat pnn
ifprre @per, men bentc rartrter iffc Nj
osncs Sar, Wipr, SpifctSc eaer Barn.
Sp.: gr Ser nooet til Siuocr for. at
en-, inn or norIf @orgcr, Tan lutte oner
til Go1aoa ira &c Sorenebe Stater2
Spur: Rei. Ter CT npg pisie
Tasbeitcmmelier, iun mao iasttases.
Hcgler for Ins fan fanes pco at t%ilifripe
Department pf Stntc, @nibinston,
:. 6.
Sp.: I. Scar noget IfnI Iteatmes
pbcr / eli Weui4beo, frpocs Der ct to
Srebiebclt3 6IertaI for at beotn Bet?
2. Nnar en-, Iom tilbprer en- Went9a
heo, life betdIer, bpab ban er tla9t, ton
ban oa mes 2obcn toin9es til bet2
Spar: 1. Mminbelis Slertai err alt,
font CT. nsbpcnnig / ale Spprssmanf
uubtaecn Spranbringer I Menisbeoens
&uuititutipn.
2. Set lar fg pnnifclis sisre, rnebs
minhrc ban bar aipet ct beitcmt este,
Iptc ciicr ligncnne, ium mnu retSlis
fan buloe BAN til.
Sp.: 6nr R%egrntGn9be ur0er 4ri9en
i 6rnnfrioe orret itprre emo olminbcIig?
6pis Stpouing ian Trcmbrin9e &egu,
nran SC babe fooet riselig al Set Sc iioite
fire Inr.
Spar: Wt fan life ppai ben nsias.
tise Regnmrnahc / Sruntriae fpr % mt
Der &rigen. Ser er piit linen 8urificf,
pm npsen, % Seuricn pm SfDnninsers
Snb fipheli paa Gcsnfalbet CT life ri
benifabelig sobtgjurt.
Sp.: I. 9nu ToItfipreren brre biems
me % labe Sarmerne ielp berte Yoiteu,
oar @eir % @eie life er uprre, er1o at
Sarmerne tan bellte oen?
2. Soor l9llee bill bet ia at fao en-
anben Solttisrer, og bpor ma ifaI ienoe
&lo9e?
Spar: 1. Iuitfjsreren bar fine
Hesler at saa otter, % bpurpibt ban tan
laSc p9re at fjpre Hpitert, fpmmcr belt
% bploett an pan, bunb iom fan uniees
fpr rinelis fr~emfummelise Ieie. Spis
getene life ct rimelis fremfpntmelisc, cr
ban ncmlfs | fin sube Get, ont bnn neatcr
at fiprc, ibct Toitbcpartementet Frazer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

Sp.: Sborleoes ifripes en- @inion?
Spar: s Gmerifa % 5rantrige
meb ii Giirc: 1,000,000,000 (tuieu
W%iaionerl / Gnslann meb tretteu
Giire: 1000, OO0,OO0,000 Ten Wiaipn
Wfilipncr).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
R~orreiponoance.

6perasmaal fra Te.iuuer. ipm lie opsipet I'm,
s2acHs ill Renaitioren, bcioGrcs lite.
epcrsere beoes atatte line SpsrssuaaIi ct Hart %
tuetliet Sproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Gaprifanternes gnmerfuiaa:

Nuruteo SION, lom CT blet forsitrepet o9
anbeiaIct AZ lGgerue o. iom benpttes al over
TIE DttlIoner Dteuneiter ON Aaret. CT lite
ct bemtneIig NtIooeI, mer er titnot al apo
tbttert hucr'ombeIf. lIigt DC rlore nor
gaul'te' ieyuprooutter aSlinilersS bet let o9
on8ribtr lite SruOerue % 9ier benz lorte
elIer folltprrsr 6orosIeiltn. 6abritdnterus
9orautercr eubpcr Ruuoe about tilireos
%liiIeuoe 3einltoter eller be OF tilbagttdle
Eeugeue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
NJ q

4ao ct 9trbcioern1eoe / Chicago
bIcp Ser pcotoget ct 6orilag ON Ter
SimerS GrbcioSoag oq TO elmer Tor
"%Suncbeon". @porior life en- 10 q.
mcrS Nrbeib8bag meo Ter elmer for
"~2uncbeou"2
Ser er 8lp0e / @omora III, bill
leg nntage, Ga man blonot be III
timber al ~. 90. 6. Ms" Arbeioere
cnoelig bar opoaget % ilnoeOomt ire
SUuoere nleo BEG poa 6tngreue.
Scboeiiel % 0SanSiieIo beocr TO al
@eoragerne; men ben treoie he0er
ocsDGrre gtfins 90 bar oocnttjsbet
Brett. 9isie ire araboter babe oner
/ Sronfrige i%tiaalet n9iten 10000
Collars al Soreningen5 0euge.
Scboeifel itf 10 glar, Won5iielo og
2ltfin3 10 gar hber, bcrette5 ser ira
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pare u0fommet. Zen er bIet iprrt
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res SET no til. Sngen G5or oocr ale
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en- iirnefonge, Ell EoIafferfonge og
en- Seoefonge ! Steoet. SuItnnen
blir fonife ii6oeroe poa lin Srone
i~ren6eles, bpi5 ban err ioa penIig al
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8ar Sploter eQer ina omtrent meo
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andre Sing bar inar giort set nofiaa
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tba glIrnanaf, fan pi itisnne.
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err pit De andre Gal ogiaa heQige.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

Sult9etne % Duoe pare ligel0d nele meo 81
ueoIi8eboIoe en- tjIitrGtteIi9 9tiierist, aloe
Der eltey min Ntentus blt laust mtuore
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dteo Stou bet met pGrbimloe StprtsmiOi
Del ior %looet 90 oIminoeIt9 &eIUrre, lOm
no9en gUgt tdr toreitrtpe.