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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28
New Hungarian Republic Forms
Alliance With Russian Soviet
t. and Makes Declaration.
FORCES ARE MOVING
Lsnine Greeted as international Lead
~ Or and War on Imperialism Pro-
oIaImed-BerIin Sends ENJOYS
to Moscow to Make Pact.

Copenhagen, March 25.-A dls'
patch from Budapest says the 60
Wet government has occupied all
theaters and music halls and ar
ranged for revolutionary plays and
addresses on the revolution.
London, March 25-Disarming
. Of French troops by the Hunoar-
fans, organization Of revolution
ary tribunals throughout the eoun-
try, separation of church and
state, and appointment Of commits
missions to Iiquidate the govern
ment's business lis but a part Of
the turmoil resultant In Hungary.
following the declaration Of war
on the Allies by the revolutionary
soviet government.
Berlin, March 25.-Budapest dis
patches state that the new Hungarian
soviet republic has formed an alliance
with the Russian Bolsheviki and de-
clared war on the Allies.
Bolshevik forces are reported to be
moving in Hungary to aid the new
government against French and other
Allied troops which are scattered
throughout the country.
The action of the Karolyi ministry
IN resigning and turning the country
over to the communists was said to
have resulted from dissatisfaction OF
the Allies" and proposed adjustment
Of Hungarian frontiers by the peace
conference.
Representatives of Premier Lenine
are reported to have assisted in form.
ing the new Socialist ministry.
f.. Opponents to Be Executed.
Berlin, March 24.-The new Hun.
sarian cabinet has issued the follow
ing proclamation:
Uniting with the worlds Bolsheviki,
we rise against the Entente and i'm
perialism and proclaim general mobili-
1ation. All opponents will be execut-
3D."
Allies Reported Disarmed.
Berlin, March PA special dis
patch to the Freiheit announces the
disarmament of Allied troops at Blu
dapest. It. is unconfirmed, however,
and appears questionable.
Germany Sends Envoy.
Paris, March 24.-Count Won Brock
dorf-Rantzau, the German foreign min
lister, has sent Carl Kautsky, one of
the under secretaries in the foreign
to Moscow to see the chiefs
Of the soviet government and to fur
nish an accurate report on the situa.
ton which will allow the foreign min.
lister to study methods as to bringing
about closer political and economic re.
htions with the Russian bolsheviki
government, says a Zurich dispatch
10 the Matin.
1. Greet Lenine as Leader.
Copenhagen, March 25.-Reports of
wireless exchanges between Nikolai
Lenine, the bolsheviki premier of Rus
yia, and the foreign representative of
the new Hungarian communistic gov
ernment are received in advices from
Budapest. Lenine was told the Hun
garian proletariat had seized power
and had introduced proletariat die
tatorship. Greetings were sent to
Lenine as "leader of the international
and expressing solidarity
with the revolutionary movement.
Replying, Lenine stated that he had
submitted the Hungarian greeting to
the bolshevist congress at Moscow,
which had received it with great en-
thusiasm.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28
ENJ0INs TELEPHONE RATES

South Dakota Supreme Court Issues
an injunction.
Pierre. March 25.-The state 81.
preme court granted an injunction on
the application filed by the state rail-
way commission against the carrying
out of Postmaster General Burleson's
order putting into effect new telephone
rates in SO far as they effect intrastate
business.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

Ambassador Sharp Coming Home.
Paris, March 25.-William Graves
Sharp, retiring American amba ssador
to France, has decided to sail for home
April II.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

Peru Asks Bido for Ar Line.
Lama. Peru. March 26.-Ths govaz1-
mont has invited American and EuPo-
psan bids for starting a asgAl maA
service in Peru.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28
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r A Strongest-Lasts the Longest,
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r < Humidihes and cfrculates Pure
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~ Cool Observation-Disclosures An
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

Valuable Book Free
You should secure one
of these free Round Cak
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fusely illustrated, which
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and describes the otner
distinctive advantages.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28
Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Pou

Duluth, March 25.-Flaxseed. Nj
$3.50; July, 1913.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
TED rAlNTrS STRApEs 1S.2s ss2n coUsc,A0 >As5f57I EsL
WATER REPORT FOR AUGUST 2.
BIG GAIN AT DAM

The gain at Roosevelt dam yes terday was 23,783 acre feet. This is the largest gain for any day of the season, except on July 19, when there was gain of 25,045 acre feet.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
WANT SHOWING FROM MAR|COPA AT SO|L
 PRODUCTS EXHIBIT

The board of directors of the, cham Der of commerce yesterday expressed itself as in favor of sending Maricopa county exhibit to the International Soil Products Exposition to be held in Kansas City, September 24 to Octob- CT i.
 s. A. Meyer of Chandler, A. A. Kar- uck of Glendale, c. A. Robinson and John Myers of Peoria were present at the meeting. The chambers of com merce of corresponding organizations in Phoenix. Glendale, Peoria, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler and Buckeye will name one committeeman each to meet next Thursday at the Phoenix Cham Der of Commerce to take definite ac- ton.
 Other business at the board meeting included a recommendation to the sign committee that it re-erect the High way Bulletin" in front of the post office. from which position it was blown down in the severe 42-mile wind a week ago Saturday night. This sign has received eommendatory mention in the July issue of American Motorist, which reproduces a photograph of the bulletin board under the caption, Specimen of Southern Arizona En- | terprise."
 The directors also endorsed the rlan to build a Robert A. Lee highway from Washington, D. C., to San Diego at its meeting.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
BORN

To MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Christy. S04 North Third avenue, Thursday. July 31, daughter.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
RECOMPEN

Beatrice Barry In New York Times) Life offered rosy lips to me; l stopped and kissed them tenderly. Bright shone the sun, and cheerily, While some small bird, safely
 hidden, Caroled rapturous refrain Dropped it and caught it up again Then poured it forth like silver rain By sparkling sunbeams ridden. Plucking a perfumed hawthorne spray, Life beckoned me, and led the way Where fairy trumpets eerily
 With golden music wooed us; Led us through grasses drenched with
 dew Mocked us, and lured us on anew, While Sorrow kept us well in view And stealthily pursued us.
  Life turned haggard cheek at last When all the Summer day had passed Facing me wan and wearily,
 Half looking to be chidden. Drawn were her lips by then, aud
 gray (Nightfall, and we had lost the wayD Yet-for the song, the hawthorne
 spray
 l kissed them, all unbidden.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
TOWN TOPICS

ON BUSINESS TO EAsT-Lewis Chandler left Friday night for Chicago on business.
 GOES TO DENVER-Florence Suth- erland, 9O9 North Sixth street, has left for Denver, Colorado.
 FRED GOLFER ARRIVEs-Fred T. Colter of Colter arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams
 AT INDIAN scHooL-Mrs. Laura B. Woerner of Ft. Worth, Texas, has been appointed seamstress at the h. dian school.
 FL PASO MAN HERE-J. E. Win ner of Fl Paso has arrived in the city on business and is staying at the Jef- ferson hotel
 ARRIVES FROM PEARcE-Mrs. M. c. Gibbons of Pearce arrived in the Commercial hotel.
 COMES FROM FLoRENCE-Roger O. Mallory arrived in the city yester- day from Florence and is staying at the Commercial hctel.
 IN FROM PREscoTT-M. F. Den nison and wife arrived in the city yesterday from Prescott. They are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 LEAVES FOR CoAST-R w. Kra- mer left last night for the coast to join Mrs. Kramer, who has been there some weeks. He will remain there until early fall
 BIG RAIN ON RANGE-An inch and a half of ram fel! during the last week at Crown King. Cattle and range are reported in exoellent condition and water is abundant HOME FROM VACATfoN-J. c. Forrest, local attorney for the South ern Pacific, who has been on a vaca- ton trip to the coast for the last month, has returned to the city.
 MINING MAN A SITOR-Thomas J. Sparks, the well known mining man, spent a part of the last week in the city. MT. Sparks is now at Kingman where he has opened offices
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03

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Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Sunday and Monday partly cloudy, probably local showers north and east portions, somewhat warmer Sunday
 New Mexico: Sunday and Monday, local thunder showers. Little change in temperature
 West Texas: Sunday and Monday, generally fair except probably show CTS in extreme west portion.
 Southern California; Fair.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03

Spend your vacation at La Lomia Lodge, Flagstaff, Arizona. Mrs. L. R Hall. Il
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. ]. J. Sweeney

The funeral services for Mrs. J. J. Sweeney who died Friday evening will be held at the H. M Maus chapel, 311 North First avenue. at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning. O. F. s. No. will meet at the Masonic hall at o'clock to participate in the services. Burial will be att Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
Local Weather Yesterdan

Highest yesterday .............4.-s.9 Lowest yesterday :.-s...71 Total rainfall ................... Q Deficiency in temperature yesterday, s degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the fiTst of the month, A degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1, S4 degrees. ANormal precipitation January l to date, 4.09 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date, 4.70 inches.
 Excess since January l, 06l inch
 ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-03
NEED MISSIONARIES AT HOME
(Los Angeles Timesl

The Huns are no doubt setting much store by the bloody events in Washington where there has been a race riot in progress Can you blame them? They are possibly asking, Why do the Americans send missionaries to Africa and other dark places?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

NoromGnoenc5 Son9forening /
Seattle bnr mi, otter bel operItanct
Sangerieit / Tacoma, for 9Iloor gooct
/ Sang meo fine Tloncr for @intcr-
iGionen, itripcr "@oib. Toit." 9(t
gaar traplc Sage / Weoc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Garnahan tiltaoer
type puno.
Gmeno 60 Mar anmmcl nrGciocr ian
ipm fur 30 Nnr iiocn. Sanlae
ajenopbBgGcoc ham.

"Nria lea life hauoc funoct 1ou
lac. tror lea life ic9 fuuoc puret
Hire joal". iagoc 5 ". Garnohan
al INA Ibiro Strcct, South, Geoar
8apio2, Soma. ga han mia iortalte
ON lin mcrfuUroigc GriariuQ mlo
ocnuc We0icin.
"Si0itIeocu Cftobcr", fortiatta
bou "rciir lea til 9}itro. 0eit Sir.
alria, ior al orbcioe / cu 2lnmuui
tIon&iobrit, % "a i2a betoltes crtru
geo Con blcu ica hopciua, operuu.
itrcnRtt mig % bItu neobruot. %lo.
til ocu (io bap0c lea olorig liot al
noJcn %alporIia Suaoom, men III
por min 0iout iuloitUuoig / lllaut
og lea uor ioa ucobruOt at lea lft,
tluarc arbcjNr uocu at bliuc belt uO
trUttct ,<tQ houoc alOrid Knit til
nc1ct at ipiic "a brao lJoct icl
fUona mia til at i0Ulle GAP mia
FIN Smtrttr.
Seq har aIoril baut mclW lro
roo NieOicincr, liar til Sc aucrt,.
rCoe SIol5 % oIorio taQct iaa me.
Get lom TO Collars prro Ocrui belle
NIT &iu A}cn eiter at have lrit
h0oO ANDRE iugot [aulac hauOc ms.
rc;tet ior oenL iori'oiicot lea en-
SLATE oa oct cr lionohCO plumber
IiNt, huor hurti3t ocr rettc W,coil.a
oil ioo en- Ncriou til at beFnor in
bel IlicH. Seq hauot life taQet mere
enc uoRlc iaa Go'j2 al Gdnlac itr
Uo TclcIicu al &ulOcr I NIaucn
'orIoo mig o. lea bcluuote luriiN
al fommc mig. Wcoicincu har ilt
mia / ioaoon Stauo, at lea pirfcliJ
lar tiituact 20 Emo / &cQt OF
troo5 at lea cr 60 2lor QommcI fan
leo uoforc lj8c'ao meQct Arbcjoc ipr
icQ flnoc 'or 30 Hor ijOcu.
"lIoaa ituifcor lea &oro ouer en-
nj To09 YGur / 29bct al lem elmer,
ciIr4ic0c Cement / TO Ciutcr oQ BE-
gpnotc ioo at oilr2ic SrTIait, og
tommcn bicm bciarot lea mia ior
trGifClId. ,NCd fan iplic hpn0.
lombcIit lea euitcr, % mclet al ser,
COG bIIOcnoc iuItcu mcllcm Q}uul.
itocrne, % lntct al bun0 lea ipiicr
pol0er mig oct minoitc 9ruocri. ,&ca
en'tcr at IR90c Gitcrtruf pao ocu
DEMONSTRATING, at jcg life bar boot
uoQcu &erfcl eatr Smcrtc iiocu
tort eiter at hare beQunot at taac
Torloc, Seg ieIer iimpeltbeu Tom
en- War par blepct Ieiet til nit Gin
Seq olter uItiN at hupr en- SLATE
Tuulac pou Snnno. Oct ouerQaar
cit itl noacnimoe bar iect clIcr hort
ON / )9ictnin9 AZ 4cojciu, % lea an.
bcioler BET til ollie mine &ormcr
ncur ica hrrcr Dem tlogc opcr iffa
at bciinoe ij8 ucl."
Ser cr nof ct IiIirloa al Sen
m%crfprrOige GirnopbngQcuo Strait I;
Iorlac, Yir. Goruobon or tIm Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

al Sc mango Guiinoer, iom far ia.
get oct me0 Dc iommc uiounoerliea
HcftItatcr. Ionloc bite iig at pore
til tor Nutte for BAN, ioroi oct IN.
oeboIot oi5ie mc0icinite 9eitan60cIe,
Ger 6eri9c0e 9lo6ct % frcmfalote en-
Juno 4qpttit for nGrcnoe 6s0c.
(Grlac bar pGrct megct heloig / at
ooerf0mme Herpeiitct ca Seunls@.
Bco, life pes en- ucoou5ien0e girt,
ming poa Rerperne, t1i Get bar in.
gen %iaaoounc Girfningcr. men ucO
at it0rte licrperue OF briuQe ocm
ttIbaNc til 0eu normaIc iunoe I'll.
Itono gieuucm bets Tirfniug poa
AQpctrtcu og RUring al 2egemet.
Eauluc iplle5 al en- leoenoe APO.
tbttcr ! hUer IN. 9opt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Quiet os Kioffcnet.
Snna Siif mcb Hiicnarpn.

On holp aop HiienQrpn fo9e5
&ono, ionl cr iaItct Qo0t til Den er
NOR, % blauoca iao meo en- itor
aanoc &umu Siit, tom er piact I'm
mco Ell @oiilI. Sult 90 Gcbcr I'll
iTttco eitcr Smog 90 ino rerc@ icl.
acu0e Sollcc Iammcu mtO set: Tn
itor Spticllt Suor iulcItc9 OF irarca
en- Spilcitc A}cI Oh lpuocS mco en-
halu &op NicIE GA set toacs til net
er inf % Icuut. .Utnu bar set luu
op / "R0mltna" ellcr / imad Sicua
tri9toppcr % orp2itr itcot @rso opcr
mch iuoo &lattcr SuIor poo Goppcn.
Giaie Itcge2 "a / en- hes NoReroun
Ill oc er Qo0t brunei paa Soppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Muifnotiler.
Mme. Charlotte 0uno oop iorleoen

Nme. Charlotte 2nnb gap iorleoen
Ell nlcget oelpffet Soncert / Nutcbo-
que, Song Sslono, o. g., til Sna.
t9gt for eli Screening, iom heber
Imerican 6rienbS OF Wtltiicians in
6rnnce. Soncerten bolotes / Soroiis
all,bbens Sotnler % blanot Snobp-
berne bar MrS. 8roSierer Sacf an.
berien, ser JON befienbt bar lit Sano-
iteo oeruoe. Monge Solf bar trent
meot o. Mrs. 2lllb gioroe megen
Spffe nreo tine San9e, b~pcriblanot
"Sploclin" al Climbing. Wme. Sulo
or ergngeret al Oct norife 6orbnno
/ Boston til at ipnge peo BETS aon-
cert i Spmpbonp Sail 27be Sept.
Wme. Cline Srenritab iful / See
bruar gipe 10 aoncerter / Horopeiten.
Mme. Sremitab bar tilbragt Sterlte-
parten al Somnleren paa lit Sallolteo
i 9rioeeton, Me.
Se fem if%nnoinupiife S%angforenin.
ger / Greater Nen 0orf u1ber Ole
@inoingitaoS 2coelie II Den ipenife
"Suea", Den oanife "0ono", "Nor.
mpnoeneS" / @rooflnn, Oct norite
Ianosfor paa Staten SSlanO og
Gen nprifc @lee alub / Spboten -
agter / 1920 at ioreta9e en- itor Son
cert-Surne til Sfonoinapien meo 9i=
reiie herfra omtring Sunni Wtaaneo.
st Wpoe al Hcprnicntantcr ira De
rppl1tc Soreninger boloteS iorleoen
/ Saenacrbunb &aQ, hpor Ell @eitps
rclic palgtcS beitaaenoe al SoltiS @irt
("Gona"D, 6ormano; Samucl Yeter-
len (@lee Glilbben / Sobofcn), Gice=
forna1b; u. @etleien ("NorontGn-
OeneS" / @rooflpn), &o5ierer, og 6.
0iel ("SpeaO, Sctrctpr. g~nobioere
n~coiottcs ire &omiteer - Ell 6inans-
fouitc, Ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., en-
Irrnnqelncntsfomite og Ell Eresie.
fonrite. Secret, iom bill reiie bicm, pil
tple nlinoit 100 Wiano og bill beiege
mango @per / Norge, Sperigc og
0anntorf, muligenS / ct Intol al om-
firing go.
NoromGnoeneS Sangforening /
@eQingbam, @aib., Ell al De ~IterIte
norife Saneiorenineer paa @eits
fpItcr, bar Ell ~fpinbelig Sirigent,
Wtn1e. gngenberg.
Gen itorc Set og Goncert paa ocn
fonmulale Yicr / Chicago / 6orbin-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

Del moo llriniDrc.
Is 0cntS Slafe(32 Soiis)
Nrit.

Nttag 'oto. On JcauU0cr GaQtE 0ulifti ca trIt.
ltro Sgrbet Arme Ben Ga Wiuitsr. Fl pertsHbe pps
pto b~rTpbtaoe o. He0trufteuht 2ncrtcr RDQQtH
h%oiItot cnoml far laatu Eeggnoer tro Jft oerfor.
AZ oh muu '0rbliUe { htuns So-fa!uinQ 9eanno
sdgtn uAttg. tao ftert 'rl't % bs'tuo ofg rtL
tip fi|r pin non Susrttr. tire yeesutoo. iaars
hdt'utr rafu1oult, Sloetsr uerisHOe 8pg 9ture,
oH0eg StQpub Hu.
opgo on uetg az zraahsotr glrrsu meo 6rru,
otunt 'Di0tHft : Wrrier tgtr ON on maa no AZ GEM
zen "a hglOJ Eu'tU epaUlt OH EdtttU. "a oil On 'Ftte
tlfs r1a BEN pu'ir Rom'urt % Stprte. osHHs Be
hJuhtug aver
" yl gtuc hG en- i'geutS Nloift C2 Iohs) irit
90 IFt poe om lrriuqnOmme % %hrurebes al be-
4lHolt hsui Tor al o%prrbtrt't 6g pm. at The Williams
lINitWehi 2utrufnofr Nurea % Slrreina0oulme.
hhCnatgWe trgui'tt sltr buarbuatf;be. bpis 'rsui'
faiot uco Crtrf0o AZ urtU'0rt
Stno bttil Advertisement I'll Ihr a.. 4 u. u taiams
so Tent TIE z c bod. Gait hampton Gouu
~ ligotG1 W buttcvu'i portpbetGlt, en- TT 15aGeuiS
Ntaltt '2 1nh0l HctH ,Forullatt'er GHu en- frJ
Nlg'ic no '0mut Rtriuu A0rt5'e eucr Fdmilie.
T]ertryulia for ''1rltl- pldpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Vasbcitem mclicr.

ll6enriqso ilppIerer
isIgenoe Gplpsninger onqaaenoa De
ms Tasbeitemmelier:
9as uoiteoes iii Norge uaar Sen.
iigien meo Relien er IooIig og rime.
Iig. 6or at reiie til gtorge trPDe9
lPritIlt Ra5 for hoer Yeriou, Der
refer, o. iGritiIt 9ris9ning maa
inoieuoes al boer entelt Eerion iGa.
irem 4niegeren ar - 9Iar %sanurel
eQer oper.
Torelsbis bill life Ia5 til Rorge
6Ii uoiteot iii Rerioner, Ser fur rel.
Ter for lin 5ornsielies StplO. Ienne
Snoifrpnfning oil BOG inrbigrIigui5
o8inn opbGpeS ira % meo lite No.
pember, meominbre u~ioruoieeoe Sm.
itpnbigbeoer trGoer binbreuoe
9elen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

Tan man ie al ielQenoe lille Gobel:
"&nrieteuften" 1Soc Gftober: "Wel.
leraiten" 15oc N~toncmber; NurSicit
6te Sec m Sarictioitcn 20Oc Dec.
0cttc finder olt Stc0 / Norlpon Sail.
0tcn ioa oncr Sul fommcr Ruiincn i
0eIicu. "HoromGuocncS" har IN,
0critrcpct &putroft mco Scuorcu
Sohn Sono ON at ~orrnnQcrc Ronccrt
rne0 ham iom Soliit ierit pau 9lurct.
Oct bIipcr lioen Gpil Ben itoritc On.
f%eltfoncrrt, iom Suuacrne her nuQcn.
iinoc bar paato9ct lil "a Tor Scattlca
%cofonmer0e bIiucr set Ell al Spio.
mems ~iterite nulIltolitc @~caipeuhc0rr.
Get ton ogiaa | ocmc 1orbinocIlc
incomes. at 0cnnc ccIcbrc Snnacr err
cnqalcrct I'll en- 'tor Stahim Son
cert / Tacoma 4oe ,{llIi upite Gur oQ
ioapel Tacoma iom Seattle San.
9erne fommer Ill at ocltoac / Son.
certcn.
VocifffpItcnS u1rife eouocrior.
blrnb5 Stepne / Soromo So tin;,c
Gaze / 9(uoltlt on ieritr 9ooc cen.
tcnrbcr ipncS at hopc nrrrt mcoet
pcllnffct @oooe = oromo 5incnhc4
on ~g8oibinoton QoiteuD iupcbolocr
fcItitcmte Neierater. \ 5ocomos
Stooium blcp en- Q6ucprt oinct ior
10000 McnneIfer. Zen on6cn Qor.
cert bIcp bolot / 5oc,mo Sbcotcr
ser par fpIot til iiDItc NIobs Euocn
al Sonoforeninocrnc optroobte irr
ifiIt pes aonccrternc Ser por bore
EPucsfor. 200 Sororrr minor so.
Belle al Nuoolpb WaIlcr. NIouOt
aorene bar "Nmcrico, Ole CIions
~Goneboat". 8. NJ 0Ipipus "&n
GIanocr5 Giclb5". Tublrn N,rfs
"Nu the Sea, SicuIi5 "Nrro,irr.
6cn", Oscar @oro5 "gcii ericfiou"
"Nfn SIo acntucfn Some mro SnIo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

IS bisie Gage l9geer ben berprute
nprife Gomponiit Gbriitian Sinoing
iibite @aano pua ct tort mt @erf, en-
Spmfoni / Sour, bpormeb aonpo-
niiten bar arbeiOct / lGngere 3ib.
Gen me Spmfoni blcp olereoc / Wtai
antoget I'll Spisrclic al Sireftionen
ipr 8epalobausfonccrternc / Scip5ig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Beach Sesiert.

Sire tore babe Beaches. 10 gGgdc.
bpioer, 10 Soiieifcer Suffer, , Spiie.
ifeer Neooefierner, Tom cr hatfct int.
y Sbeife @auiIic, Il lbcifc @atiua
@opoer. Dc flooeoc Beaches lGgQcs
pua Ell iIao glittaIcrteu, 9Ggqchui.
oerne pipes aIoelc5 itipe od irpres
Suffer, 8eooetieruer, GouIlic o.
9oting Vop6er og pipes ct W}imlt
San IPgaea bette oper Beaches % Del
iqtte5 mo / en- miooeI3parm @ager.
oun iii oct er lpiebruut paa Toppcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Zen Srigbt'ife Spac.

Zen Srtgbt'fe Spgc. "2rgcrne
boooe opgioct aft &aab ON min @cl.
breoelic," ifriper @'r, 9(lguit 0Iiou
ira S%aiIepbltrp, Ont, "oc io0oe, lea
bopoe SEN @ri0bt'ifc SpQc. Sea bIcu
ronOet til at BRUCE Or. @etcra allrifo,
boilfet icg gioroe. Sea er MI fulo-
tommen rait." Octte WfioOcl cr me0
SanbbeO bIcpct taIot "Naturcns
8oue til Mcnmcifct". Get blipcr life
iol9t al Npotcfcre. Grin birefte iii
Or. Setter 6abrncp & Cons 60,
Chicago, 81.