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Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
Spring Improvements

Few things give more pleasure
and satisfaction than living in a
beautiful town. One may not have
much money to spend on the de-
velopment of his home place. But
whoever raises fine trees, shrubs,
and flowers. gives pleasure to all
his townspeople. And all can help
maintain that order which is the
foundation of all beauty.
To secure a town of this kind
takes constant effort and vigilance.
The general run of people are care
less, and they are very busy. If a
few people on street are indifferent
about maintaining order, the bad
example infects the whole neighbor-
hood.
So there needs to be a persistent
campaign to create higher standards
of care of the exterior of homes and
public places. The desire should
be cultivated for such improvements
.as will beautify the community and
all its dwellings.
Higher standards of care are neces.
sary than formerly if a community
is to acquire a reputation for an at
tractive appearance. A stream of
automobile visitors comes through
from early spring to winter. II the
people Of this community are slow
to clean up their grounds and re-
move rubbish, if there is a general
condition of neglect, no one of these
visitors will have much to say in
favor of Monroe City. But if the
spring Clean up work is thoroughly
done, if there is general appearance
of neatness and care, the word will
be passed in every town within 100
miles that Monroe City is one of the
best looking places in the state
If the people are active in plan.
ing trees and shrubbery, working to
beautify their homes and streets
that fact will make its impression
on a wide area of country. The
word will 60 around that in a few
years Monroe is going to be the
finest place in this section. from the
way the people are taking hold to
make Improvements.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

S. B. Thiehoff who last Friday
underwent a surgical operation at
the Missouri Baptist Sanitarim in
St. Louis. is reported as recovering
nicely and is expected to return
home in about three weeks. Mrsl
Thiehoff accompanied him TO St.
Louis and returned Sunday. She
will 60 back Friday night and spend
Saturday and Sunday with him.
Mr.. Thiehoff's many friends here
will be pleased to learn he is getting
on splendidly.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Besides being represented in the
Missouri State Conference by a
strong ball team, the Chillicothe
Business College last week organized
a league within the college and has
arranged a series Of twenty games
between the teams of the five state
clubs.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hicks aud two
children, of Goodwin, Ark. came in
Monday for several months stay
in this city, Mr. Hicks was COM
PEELED to give up his school for
a while on account of bad health.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
The missouri Legislature

is the gathering of crop reports
Formers are permitted to organize
and conduct cooperative associa
tions without violation of the anti
trust law.
Representative Frank H. t'arris
and Hon Bainbridge Colby of New
York have been the speakers favor
ing the League of Nations this week
Mr.. Farris in a strong plea for the
league addressed large crowd IN
the house Sunday afternoon Mr..
Farris' oratory was of the usual
good order and the entire address
was more than pleasing to his audi
tors Mr.. Colby spoke Tuesday eve
ing and, like Mr.. Farris. gave strong
arguments for the adoption of the
League of'Nations plan. He is one
of the leading Proeressives in the
country and was right hand man
of the late Colonel Roosevelt during
the 1912 campaign.
The senate has enGrossed a bill
providing for license fee of from
SIS to $50 for abstractors and bond
of from $4,000 to $25,0O0. Many
abstractors already feature the use
of an indemnity bond as business
getter.
The bone dry" bill to bring about
the enforcement of the federal
amendment prohibiting the sale Of
liquor has passed the house and
will come up for a hearing in the
senate Thursday. 1t contains a
search and seizure provision that
has brought about some objection
Republican members of the house
have blocked the effort of all to
securs ths submission to a vote of
the people the question of consti
tutional convention. An act per.
mittine this was introduced early in
the session, but has been held up
by Republican members of the com.
mittee.
The salary of circuit judges has
been increased from So 200 to $4 500
per year. An increase has also
been given court reporters. giving
them a salary of $4,000.
A bill has been engrOssed in the
house fixing as a minimum the pay
of school teachers in districts where
state aid is obtained. The measure
fixes the amounts as follows: For
third grade teachers. $65; second,
$50; first. $100 If more than the
amounts named are paid state aid
is not obtainable.
The senate has passed Senator
McClintics measure providing for
the submission of a bond issue of
$60,000,000 to the voters of the
state for good roads. This measure
has the backing Of Governor Gardner
The senate has adopted Senator
Buford's bill designating the crab
annie blossom as the state flower
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Mrs, W. W. TAFT and daughter.
Marlyn and sister, Miss Maude Scott
spent from Sunday until Tuesday
at Anabel with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Scott.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

The papers say the people of
Germany are fighting for food. We
o bserve that good many of US at
home are scratching pretty lively for
the same thing.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Chas Tully, Emmett Robey.
Henry McCann, George Mudd. Joe
Mudd. Fee Piercesll and Sterling
Hays attended the class initiation
and banquet of the Knights of Co.
lumbus at Moberly Sunday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

If the program of the Victory
Loan organization does not mis-.
carry, one of Uncle Sans battle
tanks will be exhibited on the streets
of Monroe City on Friday. May 2,
'front.' o'clock a, m. to 1 o'clock p.
m. The tank will be brought here
on a Burlington special train. Dur
ing the demonstration on our streets
it will be manned by soldiers who
have seen ac tual service overseas.
and brief talks will be made This
tank weighs over seven tons, is fully
armored. sixteen feet long and ten
feet high. The special train will 60
from here to Shelbina where it will
remain until 1890 p m.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

acRicidtlOb VIII Uc III pIopSC SHdpC
for final adjournment not later than
May IL The senate is holding
afternoon sessions and will probably
remain in session Saturday morn
ings BY virture of having more
members and much time being
taken up in roll calls night sessions
OF the house will be held because
OF the necessity. During the past
few days many measures tending
10 increase the state revenue have
been presented. Representatives
Edwards of Dunklin and Dyott OF
Howell have presented three bills
fixing a tax of 10 per cent on the
retail price of cigarettes. cigars. to-
bacco. playing cards. cosmetics.
rouge. lip paint, hair dyes, etc. The
collection of the tax is placed under
the food and drug commissioner.
Senator Duncan has a bill providing
for tax on billboards of S mills
per square foot. The collection of
this tax is placed in the hands OF
the secretary of state,
The right for women to vote for
president and vice. president has
passed both branches and been sign.
ed by Govern or Gardner, who recon.
mended the passage of the measure.
Senator Kinney's bill exempting
educational, charitable and religious
institutions from the operation of
the inheritance tax law has been
passed by the senate.
Representative Killum's bill pro
viding for a $1.0000O0 revolving
fund for the state 10 bay timbeE
aud swamp lands to sell sailors, sol
diers and marines has passed the
senate and been eDerossed in the
house. 1t is hope in this manner to
provide farms and employment for
those who participated in the world
war.
The d cath penalty has been res
tored in the senate by a vote of %
10 8 The measure will come up in
the house later.
Auditor HaCkmann's effort to tax
farm lands of the state at the actual
cash value is again before the
Board of Equalization. This is op-
posedlby Attorney General McAllis-
ter. Treasurer Middlekamp and
Secretary of State Sullivan. 10 dis,
cussing the matter General McAilis.
ter issued the following statement:
There seems to be an effort to Gre
ate the impression that the assessors
have returned property at so-called
full value in all but seven of the
count les of the state. The State
Tax Commission has recommended
In its report fractional. or fiat per-
centage, raises on farm lands shown
in IA of the ia counties, or prac-
tically twothirds of them, and in
the city of st. Louis, the Tax Com
mission has been compelled to re.
CO Ommend arbitrary increases in the
valuations returned by the assessors
in that class of property, of from S
TO 400 per cent, to bring them up to
iGs notion of full value. Many of
these raises are SO large as to
amount to an attempt by the COM
mission to reassess the property"
Three measures urged by farmers
organizations have passed the house.
They provide for the license and con-
troll of commission merchants. It
also provides that commission men
report on the condition of the com.
modify when 1t was received and
sold and the price within 48 hours
after sale. Another measure pro.
vides for state bureau of market
ing and puts the work under the
sasA Nf L.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
How Good Was the Army?

The Democrat finds that the re-
turning soldiers are giving quite
different opinions in regard to the
level of military efficiency which
the United States army attained in
the recent fighting The popular
impression is that it was the best
army over there The feeling of a
lot OF people is that the American
army was pretty nearly the whole
show, until they are reminded that
the French and English eacn lost a.
bout 100000 men. compared to
one tenth that number from the
American forces
Other soldiers take the positions
that while the United States army
was on the way to make a very
wonderful force, its inexperience
was so great that it lost far too
many men for the operations con.
Quoted. They point to the many
young officers who after but a short
training were made majors and
colonels. They had had no adequate
experience in handling such large
bodies of troops.
1t is the opinion of some whose
judgement is entitled to respect,
that at the time of the armistice
the American army had not reach
ed the military efficiency of any of
the forces. AS it had been in the line
so short time, it would be almost
incredible if it did equal these sea-
soned veterans who had seen years
of fighting.
To this the other point of view
replies that at any rate the Amer
ican boys went in and took their
objectives. The heavy losses /. ay
be defended on the ground that
quick offensive campaign of this
kind is often less costly in the end
than more cautious strategy.
The American people nave the
bravest and most resourceful SOL
diers in the world. But they can't
expect to 90 into war without pre-
paration and lick all corners. What
is needed is not a big standing army.
but a large standing force of
thoroughly competent and highly
trained officers. With such force
to serve as a skeleton for a bigger
organization, a great army could
b. trained in the minimum of time.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Miss Rose Mudd was a guest of
friends in Lakenan Sunday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Standardization.

"Gintcrblinobco" or, beocr oct / ct
cngelif Sibsitriit, life ltogei, IN Sp9-
Dom, men ser or @~etegnelicn for Sen
iorbigaacnoe @linobeo, iom lpemiom-
hclit fan ranmes al, ibet tGt Gage
ener Sncltcrm foi uopiife Smrioiene
al olc @icnitanoe.
Zen SlagS Climbed bar 10 Sen
Sorbel, at ben gaar hilrtig oper, men
pirfer oitc mere foritprreloe emo pir-
felig @linbbeb. en- blind Wano bar
ifarpe Snitinfter, iont til Ell bis 8rab
beoer paa bans manglenbe Spn. s
tGt Gage greier ban liz oerfor beore
enc Sen melt ifarpipnte. San bar
I. gr. Gpnell til at gaa ret irent,
meoenS Ell Wuno, iom bar iorpiloei
iig / Gage, aaar / &ing.
On blind Wano / Solifin fan gao
bnrtieere % ~iifrere, enc nogel al os
andre / tort Gage. Sorisa bare al
lllffc Sinele, naar 90 aaar neooucr
ct Sortaus. De pil life bape saaei
laliat, ier Se itsber moo Ell <spGe
eaer fommcr no paa 8aoen. Yao
Siocn or Gage iGrlia forpirrenoe
en- floa clipper bliper lieaen0e rolig
til 5aaaen letter.
Gneang bar ieg, lfriper Den en-
aelife Soriatter, omboro paa ct Sfib
Tom blcp lieaenoe / tet Saage ligt
uocnior @ostons Sapn. gle Wtalti'
llcr blep itanict, % belle Natten bler
Ger gipet Saageiigualer. Otter "a
S;mers SorIsb lettebe Saager, %
nGItcn Sioc ON SIDE meb pS laa e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

s Serome, Iri,., beiinber Here TT
len @ritbe. og Sabriforbeioere Jig
pna Strcif, og / @ooniocfct, u. s.,
or Arbeioet itoniei / npitcn ale DC
tore @rperier o. alroesinbrifcr.
) ScottIe, Waib., p~enicoes, al Den
ser crfIrreoe @eneralitreif, bcn isr-
lie / lit Slags, Der bar pGret ioris9i
berl Sonoct, piloe bli oliluttet /
(lraonga. Iae Streifcre par al line
%coerc bcor0rcoe til at gieioptoge
Arbcioct ocn 0ag mco llnotagcllc al
ca. 25,000 observation-disclosures, ionl
ircmocIc2 iniiitercr paa at fortiutte
2oniliftcn.
Strcifen / Tacoma aiilllttcoeS
ionmte Gag ion / Seattle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Strcifcr.

) nUiJtu ole @uuoct2 itrrrc IN.
ouiujttutrcr cr Ser uobruot, cQcr
trucr oct nlco Strtitcr om'nttcnoe
tiIi0mmcu ct bollt urouUttrnoe tort
NltaI NtltaIere.
Zen 1Ooc IS. bar %eocrue Ior @N
Observation-Disclosures Misunderstanding ser
bar lit Nope0tpartcr / gtclp 9ort. be.
ororet en- @cncrolltreif al ale line
0icoleumer, lite ulenc / Nerp 0orf
men ! olle ltorrc @pcr / 9unoct %
omiuttcnoc ca. 100000 Mtano.
Streiteu ifuIbc hare tn9et lin De.
8pnoelie iNo9 SorSoog Den 13bc
men / %oab ON al opnoa en- miuoelip
Croning mc0 Ben itorc Arbcio@giper.
|ioreniua / @pgniua3iuouilricn -
BUILDING TRADES GnpIopcrS' I&io.
citation, moo buiIten Strtiten no.
peoiogeliS ipnca al pGre rettet, c,
Der ppnaaet Ell 6riit Ill %isritfommen
DC Ssron9 sci. II 9iiooag.
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@rlbearbeioere / lrrlgere Sio bal
pGret paa Streif. bar Siti,aiicnel
mlta9et Ell iaa alporIig aararter, a
ariBsIopen bar moattet proflamere.
% II. z. trooper inofalbeS til a
paoic 6rcoeuS % Sroenens Spret
! boIbelic.
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SCOT / K~ries,onen,

Nep Yorf ocr lite Sebrlar 0H
eneite om9Ifauifc Sobp, ion er 1901
/ ariqS3ouen / GrontriB, ioa I0og
for ierite Sang Griheo@itetten "a
hans 0tooer Iciteoe bom % ira Crf
fet poo Srmsportiflbet "Ntctopau"
oa oiiie ham @rmceoamu. ionl
IpmboItierer Ben Nono, Tor bpllten
hans Gaoer fipnpeoe og oeNe. Sans
Napn err 8eter z. @obbS, % han er
blot Ter Vieane0er Qammel. Sans
Sooer, Or. Heter 2. Nobb8 ira gtep
gorf, lager %begroUct ~iomemberc in
6ronce,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
en- 6icnforenin6.

Sra Santo Rcia, Gal mco0clcs
Sen soc 6ebruor: y Seitrc, Mrs.
Tranf 9oung ira Genper Golo, %
Mrs. NJ. :. @uter& Sbome heror
@pen me0teS her iNo8 ior iorite
@ung poa ~ Nar. DC hauoc lite
Icet hinauoen, iioen Sc ion WnBe vi
Ger itilte5 / 2iteu. MRS. @oier9
Gborne bar ! ole oj@ie Nor boet her
i Santo Goio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
EmaapIuf.

M1r. % WtrS. .. $. Scr9IloF
Hpttcsc Monnag til Moion Sim.
Strrooer 81. u. Sec re''te
eirsNoa til @irucopoli& ! 6orrrt
ringer.
0crmon @rclS bar gleIlopta
oct inc Stloicr pco Slttber SeHl'
nor ! Ct. Taul.
MiIS Sclmo Nelion tom BERTH
6reong poa en- Siiit hos i'm Sp'l'r'
MlrS. Sctrp Moe.
Mro. .. &. SorbobI rellic Gre
boo til @otcruinc 'or at bele8e lIll
Inttcr, Mrs. S%elfpolo.
NiIS aothnta @opoen Tom
1reboQ bicm ira @reat 6oII9' Won
tana, Dpor bun Ell 1iO hor oppoIof
WsiiS Clara Steeu ira NarIorL
S,,o.. Tom berop iioitc ll0c Tor at be-
Isoc i'm Ssiter, Mrs. e Z An'lli0'
len.
Mrs. :. u. :. VrellS IRA q
Saul bar ell llgca (io nNrct hcrncoe
poo e, %iiit hos i'm 6ooer, g. s.
Sanger.
Dim aoupnr9er AZ bette Wars
@rooucntfluSic nco Hlltber eouege
or blepct uniat pco oct amerlton'tr
aonlulat / @~stcborg.
Mr. ca Mrs. N. .. Grolpolo
ira Spriuq @ropc, Wtim, CT her
poa @ciea / noglc Gage no" Mrs.
0romoIos @rooer. Gle Guniellon.
Mr8. q. G%lcntcnicn, 'ont' bar
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GA Mr5. u. ". @oopcr, relltc Wfail'
ooo bicn iii @ouQ Nrulrle, Ntnm.
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Msoc al WteicrimGn0 iomncntolot
al Wcierifommi@Ipr ". y "orllcn,
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nno / InlcNning al i'm @cburt@oo0
pperraifct al Ct Nntul &cnner, 'onl
TOM ior a, Qrotulcre &c bro5tr
mco Maofurpc % tllbru9tc no3lr
huaacll9c Elmer. Nim blep o9lda
ouerratt oofrc @apcr.
Mr@. IS. z. Nanion Canoe
9pmuIhip holot Sna6aG NrpIlup 'or
i'm 0attcr Nlmn GhrIltina, Der cate
pieoe$ iii Gricit @laiam %lnc. ia
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Qiitc pil bointte iig pno : I Tltno3
Inrln / Ntaoiiou.
~ Che @inuciblcf Gount0 GQrl
IN Societp fees al haze ABORT Ell 'tor
Sorretniug / 0ct i%orlcbnc Nnr, gel
ifabet bar oIt / alt niicnot til N|nrte
oerue 1871 Stnftcr AuTA sum
oo Iaor iii Ell &pr0i Al $S55,66C
Z Teccnbcr oIcnc uoiflbcoc2 Tor nm
friuQ 100000. GorrctulnQcn2 We
itprct al &. ~. Srlcp.
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firn,act Nulooriou K &obnion tanl
9eroog tilbo9e ira Grontrl1c. bpor
han bar ticncitQiort / Den omcrttaa
Tie 6pr. @Ianot porc WuucIhitf
Gounm-@uttcr Ser h0r Qlort orcr.
iisiif Iitncitc % er hienltoumct 0e
iioite Gage. cr GIni &ohuion |ltn
g9eu5 % Carl &opcn. Carl (c@lom
or fommct tilboqe ira Camp S5cri'
oar, &labamo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
1pocms SOFT.

Scras g. Mitao. Ell al Sc beoit tienSs
te Sarnnere | Caledonia Sopnibip, af9it
peb Ssben ben 16oe Sanlinr eiter ca.
ire aars Sp9eIigbeo. life iulbt 80 Iar
CANNED.
afoehc bar isot i Nrrheocn al Sronbs
blcm, Nor9e, Den 20be Suli 1869 % tont
meo line Sorrlbre til Mmerita / 1877.
0oh arbeioet paa lin Saoers 6orm iuos
iii FOR II gar iioen, ia ban fisbte ben
Sarnr. iom ban orep iii lin Sso. 6dr
bIep Ggtcpiet til Wiis gnna Sobnion
Zen i3oe Marts 1902. og bum ouerlea
per bnnL tilligen,eb fire Barn. ire Yis
ger og Ell Wut. San efterlaoer Jig o9s
iaa lin alorenoe Ipoer og Ell 9rooer,
Ole Is. NIitno. Nfheoe pdr Ell aiennem
hrherIig, arbeibiom % oriftis Nano,
pg ieIp efter at ban blep ip9, bar ban
lipIig % peb goot Ioo. 6an a Ell goo
ariiten og en- peliet os bbagelig Nabo og
Ell tlGrlig % oriorgsfiIo 6usbono og
6aoer. Se9rduelien foregit Wanba9
fra 6iemmet og @lacf 5annmer Girte,
TaItorerne 8. Sroit % $. 5. @ein iors
rcttebe. X.
Caledonia, Iilu,.
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mere bi4iat Sauo.

~ 81 mad Dente at le TrIlerne lti9e bpert
glor. Oct er berior noset al &lo9itab at
beitsmms, bpor bu ital saa for at tisbe oa
Ioa uppRl9e bet yano ou nil bape alereoe
ioar. sort Selitab byber i aitfiu Gountp
Reiteu al tit Msisrildno TIM I'll uirteliee
S0ismisoere, % paa Silfaar, Der nil aicre
BET let M at itaiie big alt bet Qono bu nil
baps. Slnt Saneel MI. arnoIe. sauo
asent, Rot SsIanb RaiIwop, 1876 @clpin
Nloa.. 0ulntb, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
tlpber en- inpropeo Tarm

~ I WfarlbaI county, NFlnnelota Dob
Sorobnno, 9ooe @eie o9 Stoler. Si eier
oglaa os bar tilioI9o mango andre Suartere
! Warlbau og bennington 6onntper til re-
butcreoe Friier % be melt liberale 9iltaar
for pirtelige Ssttlere. Nor Splpsninq tils
"trip Gierne, Giti;ens Securitp Gpnpanp,
Sbief Hiper SaIS, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

"Stauanscriiuro", Der aigit ira
&ew 9ort Den soto Saniar, anfoul
til Bergen ben Doe Sebrlar. ger.
gerSiioro", iom aigif ira Norse oen
3bic Gcbruar, fom til Ncip Yorf ocr
lite Scbruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

anoet fSib, ipm beaer life bapoe rcrt
Jig az JIeffen oct iibite Gsgn. Mcil
ttgen al Sfibene bapoe Soc ON oct
dnoets Nprppr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Spis Ee ffer "recprab. Vphcu", orneiol ben
III Naboer 90 9ienoie. Sis Dem ct Sumner AZ
Wiaoei M o6 od - oe ietoer re os ell ny
uooniteitf. Hol oi moi otoc al paafiicnne be-.
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giligerc @iaetpriicr.

VlIlgerc VlHtfprIltr. ItN lotlft
@merifalinie bar | Sisie Gage ueoiai
Driierne pan Siaetter iii % ira
Worge iii Ell rimeIis Eris. Sor DC
mango, iom t9nter paa al relie paa
geiss til Norse. bill Reouttionelr
fomme iom en- bebaselig Weooelelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Ntoiatts Sarter "a sssis s:ssss1'a:;''i ss. ~
Steser. FcrtriuIis Heilenius til neetafts SrNer
The Boyd Transfer Co. omeoooo& MA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Somtb 9afota bar

- lem Wiuioner Ncres Al fru9tbar Yroi:
RE mere eilo benS Sarmere tan oprte, i0rz
biae for S9osn beuue Saar. Staten oil
blelpe Settlere opie 6orn briu9snos beie
4riler. .6aa oeas SnlleIiner; department.
OF SmmisratIon. 6baS. Wc@baiires. Cont
misiioner, Capitol Q-75, Yierre, g. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Hrit

o o%Tllclele III Sibers Nog "Nocant
Government Sunbs" u%nfprer os beitriper.
bper acre / bpert 6ountp Noreneoe Stater.
,Sort9ller Seli9genbeo, Steo ior Soeupen=
belle, bporleoeS bet erbolbes frtt. 1919
G%iaSramner % Subeler, npe Sope, Glitter.
o. +. u. Pris 20 @ents, porlobetalt. gsebb
Nubliibin9 60, Sept. AZ, ct. Gaul, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

StialgS. - gn 80 Icre DARN
Sarn biui9t tiliul9s. Satfert belig.
9enbe, 9oot Sono. sooe Spsninser. Striu
til @ieren paa Stebet. ID. SlrngIano,
S%ilpona, gSaib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

On al &c mango noritc Gutter, lom
loo lit Yip / Cntel Gums Sieueite, bar
Siper 6ageitmtoe. San faIot paa Slnas
marfen / Srdntrig Den 26oe Sept. 1918.
0un bar igot / Yeiia, @uObranosoalen,
Den 26oe IpriI 1892 al 6ornlore SanS
% Si9rio Sugcitanbe. &oan operlcpes
of Sorrlore iant 7 Spiteuoe, al bpiIfc
4 Ieper / Norge, ne1nlis: Ole, gmil,
Maie og Scarf 0agcitunoe, Irs. s. Srps
oenllnb. MnoeIia, Winr.. Mrs. q. :.
5olen % Nari 0a8eltanoe, Winncapos
lis, Mtimn.
Sipcr 6a9eiranbc bar ell title, .irt
@ut, oi6olbt al ale, Tom tienote BAN, pg
pil Irnge Iopnes al Slr9tnin9er %
Icnner. Wteu ON hi miitet bam her,
Iaa bar Vi Set iitre 0aab at m9oes iaien
Der, bpor vi life mere bebeper at ItiIles.
spit bar Nu a9tet, iaart er ou lapnet.
Sreo meo Dit Stpp. Sit @tiube Iebe!
y. s..
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81 mtifslofalc tiucic.-geoIte

~ Neli99enbeo i gp meb 1900 Snbbpo=
gere, / norp9itlige cGSowa. Sen 9loite etabz
lereoe Urn @oooss Sorretnino % Mobebuns
bel / norolioe eSopa. gp8uiuqen bar inlos
l~t0noist lloitpr al Giite, Gbow 6aies r.i.p.
Mat meo fer WGrelier anben Gtuae. Sam
bru9eS lom @eboelleSbefpemmeli9beo eller
Va9errum. Zen belle Tp9uin9 tiueie for
$4,000 pr. Maaneb. abresie: Gbas. 9.
Goblp, Cecorab, Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Nnfcs let Susboloerplaos
pnites al en Spinbe AZ aar. Mrs.
VI. 7. Sarlien, ,yuulfton, g. Dat.
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Silial0s.-9OO0 Icres tillalas /

Montana. Wil i9l9e til 'Renters"
euer Solouter mob liben &omtant Gum GA
lette Nfbetaltnger pau lang &ib. Bill taoe
Nibertp Bombs iom Rontant. rar ooiuo en-
bolp Settion Reb Giper gallep, Minn.
Gb. &. Sopoen, Gecorub, Sorpa.