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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Sailors in Clash
With Police; One
Seaman Is Killed

at the naval base. died at a hospital
from a hulle, wound in the head. !.
+. Carroll, chief petty officer, was
stabbed IN the body and Bryce Gus
Ter, seaman in the leg Only one
arrest was made. Charles Haric. a
seaman, being held on the charge OF
houSebfeak,ng. Before order was re-
stored the rioters broke open a hard
ware store and took kegs OF paint,
with which they gave the sidewalks
a coat OF variega,ed colors.
\ navy provost guard aided the
police IN dispensing the crowds and
quoting the disturbances. According
to the police appeals to the naval
authorities Tor further assistance
brought no response.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

NORFOLK, Va, Jan l.--One sailor
was killed. another dangerously
wounded and several citizens received
minor injuries early today IN a dis
turbance which started after a mid
nigh, irolic OF enlisted men from the
army and navy on shore leave.
While the streets III the business
SECTION were filled with crowds cele-
brs,ing the New Year the men in
uniform held up street cars, hurled
missiles, rsided restaurants and looted
show windows and pawn shops from
which weapons were obtained. The
police opened fire on number OF
men caugh, lootlng a iewclry store
window, after which fighting became
more or less general.
i. II. RoSSen, seaman stationed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
May
Seize Munich
Large Forces Are Now Con-
Centrated in Austria,
Report,

COPENHAGEN. Iau Large
iofoc, Of Italian troop, are conccn-
irated near Innsbruck. Austria. and
according to rcport, from Berlin. It :,
presumed the concentration is d.
rected against Munich The Berlin
reports say that It bol,he,ism breaks
on, m south Germany the Italian
troops will occupy tina, region.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
TEXAS APPEALS JUDGE
TENDERS RESIGNATION

WICHITA FALLS, Texas, Ian. |,
Judge + Il. Hendricks, OF Brown
wood, assistant attorney general OF
Texas attached 10 the criminal court
Of appeals at Austin. resigned today,
to enter private law practice at Wich-
i'a Falls, Governor Hobby appointed
District Judge Berry OF Madison
vile. Texas. to succeed Hendricks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

ROME, Tuesday, Dec. 5l--Presi-
dent Wilson will arrive at the Italian
frontier on the morning OF January 2,
according to present plans. He will
be met at the border by aides OF King
Victor Emmanuel American Anbas-
sador Page and Count Macchi di Gel
lere. Italian ambassador to the United
States.
Leaving the border the rresiden,
will travel on a special royal train
and will arrive in Rome at 0:0
o'clock Friday morning He will be
met at the citation by the king and
queen and the members Of the cabi.
net and military and civil authorities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
U-Boats Will
BeDiuiided by
Allies, Report
-Four Turned Over to United
States Said to Be on
Way Here Now

LONDON Ian German uDma
rnc, witch have been surrendered
are being divided among the allie
according 20 the Nal The newspa-
per ,ay, 'ha, fifteen 60 20 France,
ten q, Italy seven 60 Japan and four
60 the United State, The l. tolt'
turned over 'he the Jnfrd States
are .Aid io be- row ou 'he.f way
across the Atlantic
The newspaper does not specify the
manner IN which the ~ surrendered
submarines are TO be- hllUted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Quake IL Recorded.

WASHINGTON, Jan. i-Seismo-
graphs OF the Georgetown university
observatory recorded heavy earth
shocks Las, night, beginning at 1918
o'clock and lasting until after mid
night. The distance was estimated
at 900 miles from Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Wilson Unable to
Visit Switzerland

BERNE, tuesday. Dec. jl.--Thc
American legation here announced
this afternoon that '.esident Wilson
regrets the pressure Of hume Gus
other en1ag men,s prevent his visit
inu Sv,tyerlaud" "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
2,400 TROOPS
ARERESCUEO
IN HIGH GALE
Transport Great Northern
Grounds at Fire Island.
1879 INJURED ON BOARD
Craft May Not Be Relocated
QgtiI Tomorrow

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The
American transport Northern
Pacific, which left Brest,
France. on Christmas day
with 2.aS0 wounded and well
American soldiers, sailors and
nurses, went aground at Fire
Island. one of the most dan
gerous points on the Atlantic
coast, in the rain and fog at
$3.50 a. n. today. Seven
hours later. with rain and
snow falling 'intermiltcntly
and a southerly wind blowing
and the, vessel driven harder
into the sand, naval officials
saw no prospect that the ship
would be released until to-
morrow and a coast guard
crew began casting lines from
the shore. The vessel was
rolling heavily in a sea which
appeared to be getting
rougher and navy officials
deemed it advisable to r.
move the troops Immediately.
Rsseus Work Begins.
In the breeehcs buoy the uninurcd
men were 10 be brought ashore, whie
the wounded and nurses were being
removed in tugs and sTfsH boai- \
rescue crew. which included dcSttoy-
ers. was sent from the army en-.
barkation port, Hobokcr. IN response
10 wireless message received IRON
the stranded transport
The weather a, ihs, ,..sc the North
em Pacific went OF hcrNSOutsc was
thick of Fire inaud. WhichQ, known
among mariners as the graveyard OF
the ttlantio coast
Exact location oi tic vessel,
grounding was between i,rc Island
and point OF wood,-l5out two
mile, cas, ct the former place
war Craft 20 Rescue.
Rescue Graf, Included tie Unrcl
State, cruisers toiumbia and De,
Moines. the transport Mallory, tic
hospital ship Solacc. six destroyer,
and five tugs. The tugs went aloug-
side the Northern Pacific, TOOK
aboard the troops and transported the
sick 10 the Solacc and the Mallory,
and the well ones 10 The cruisers AMI
deStroycfS,
On the Northern Pacific. which Is 4
navy transport Of H2Ss tons gross.
were l,09 troops who are wounded
or sick, 2S troops who are well. II
navy nurses, IS sailors, ~ army casual
officers and II navy casual officers
IN all 2,is0 men and women.
On shore the coast guard crew
made ready for any emergency. There
are no hospitals III the vicinity Capt
Albert Mahunic oi the liie-Savcrs, sent
appeals to families to be prepared 10
open their homes tu the wounded IN
case they were landed on the beach
\ small comfort station with food
supplies was Sc, up by the iic.sSavers.
Everybody On Board Safe
\ message received at lIobokcn at
II a. m, from the captain of the
Northern Pacific reported everybody
on board Safe
N that hour the transport was So
enshrouded ~ the log tina, she was
not d'seernible by observers on shore.
Additional lines were made fast to
her but these snapped
Weather conditions were no, ia.
vorable for the immediate transferring
OF the troops A cruiser and sub
marine were s,andrg by fore and
aft. but the heavy seas made il i'm
possible for small boats to attempt tu
make last to the transport, which was
lying broadside to tks beach with
the waves pounding against her, but
| mot hrrak,no pvrr he, derLs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Sailed Christmas Dsy.

WASHINGTON. Jan. The
transport Northern Pacific, aground
off Fire Island. sailed from France
Christmas day with 400 troops, in
cluding the 9Th trench mortar battery
Of the 8,., division. aud . large nun
Der Of sick and wounded and cssuals
The identity OF the other units aboard
was not given in dispatches 10 the war
department announcing The departure
Of the vessel. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Moeeasin In Port.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Ameri-
can transport Moceasin with iiity-iiyc
officers and soldiers and four y. NJ.
{. A. men arrived here today from
BrcSt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Guardian DepIores
French Attitude

LONDON. Jan l--Presidcut VIII
SON returned to France yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

tie Rock, AZ
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
Finances and Service


Any business large small, ultimately fail is
of operation is of its
In Company service is involved well
the financial factor Telephone service dependent
condition of the plant, the efficiency OF the
and the solvency of the Company.
eventually result
of plant, low the
etent and aooness capital when it
the needs of growing
make i to the
conditions threatening Telephone Company under
tremendously increased and with
naming al pre-v
advanced, the
between and crossed the line and still
upward nc operating under
| O alarming proportions
| This a problem in which the public and the
| Company mutually
| The Mountain States Telephone
| and Telegraph Company
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11

Olney last Tuesday with load of
Albert Pobst's goods.
John Ayers sold out Thursday and
left for Missouri Friday. His sale
was well attended, and there seemed
to be a great demandf for all things
marketed.
Mrs. VIM. Beach left for Portland.
to be with her daughter. William
and Manley will not be able to attend
school during their mothers absence.
Mrs. VIM. Halter went to Ordway
to have teeth extracted that had been
giving her trouble. Mr.. Halter re-
turned with her and will start farm
ing at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raines came out Sun
day in expectation to getting Mrs.
Owens place. which they have rented,
in shape for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney spent
the evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Dougherty Monday.
Mrs. Jeffrey and daughter visited
j. ID. Steel's family Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11

after lumber and expects to COM
mence work on his new house soon.
As usual. he brought storm back
with him.
James Sewell made trip to Olney
in the snow storm Tuesday.
]. II. McAnulty ins out on his home
stead plowing three acres per day.
Fred Williams was surprised by
the neighbors giving him a social re-
ception at his home last Friday. He
has just been dismissed from the
army.
Ralph Rhine took cream to Ord
way Saturday. For some reason he
came home with a new wheel.
Albert Pobst finally left for Mis-
souri, last Wednesday. Several par
ties tried to get hay in Olney that
same day, but Mr.. Pobst had bought
all the hay around and shipped 1t
with his goods.
J. r. Schoeny, J. F. Scrape, X. L.
Trammel and C. H. Denmen went to
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
"Two-rwENTY-sIx" WHEAT, BARNES JOB

julius II. Barnes is the man the
wheat growers OF the nation will
look to for the congressional
guarantee OF $2.26 per bushel for
their 1919 wheat crop. His ap-
|pomtment to head the organ
|ization which will handle this
work came from President Will
son at Paris. Barnes has been at
the head of the food administra-
|tion wheat corporation during the
war. He is senior member OF the
firm Of Barnes & Ames OF Duluth.
Winnipeg and New York. export
|ers OF grain. Barnes was born In
Iowa, went to Washington state
lin boyhood. but returned to Min
|nesota, where he built up his for
tune In handling wheat.
Barnes was one OF the dollar
a year. business men who volun-
teered his services for the dura--
tion OF the war. His knowledge
of the wheat market of the world
made him important in the food
affairs. When gov
ernmental red tape" at Wash
ington interfered with his depart
,ment's war work. he moved the
Offices to New York-so that the
force could work all night-if the
occasion demanded.
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
NURSERY STOCK
See A. M. Brenaman for Stark
Bros nursery stock.
Remember the Golden RuIe.

Perhaps the person isn't living VINO
hasn't certain little peculiarities, but
that is no reason why some narrow
minded individual should take IL upon
herself to weave into whole cloth those
tiny, dIscordant ravclinSs and theh
pass on her "discovery'' 10 anyone VINO
will listen. If the listener is believer
in the Golden Rule she VIII not Onl!
turn a deaf ear to such q recital, but
dismiss her uncharitnhle Informant as
quickly as possible.-Exchange.
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
ANTELOPE MESA NEWS

Friday evening. April II, there is
to be reception for Lester Sawyer,
who has just been dismissed from the
army. The belated ghost party" will
take place at the same time. Place.
Antelope Mesa school. Prizes given
to best lady and smartest gent.
H. A. Potee made q trip to Olney
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
SAVE THE SURFACE.

Save the surface and you save
r all. Dlsintegratlon and decay
are conditions which usually
r start at the surface of any ma
+ terial. Protection against de-
r terioratIon or rot OF substances,
+ therefore, should begin ~ith
+ care of the exterior. Provided
+ material does not cnrry within
+ itself the element of sure decay, ,
+ proper surface protection will
+ undoubtedly lengthen its life.
/ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 X 4 4 X
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
Liss's Minor Worries.

Frequently woman worries q great
deal over the question of calling on
another woman - doesn't care in
the least WI nr not
Boston Y
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
County Bills Allowed

Proceeding of the board of county
commissioners in regular session.
. April z, 1919.
ORDINARY FUND
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11

= II you want to buy span OF mules.
or two or three spans, see r. u.
Adam & Son.
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11
Hard to Classify.

Coming Author-"Well, they are
sort of betwixt and between. They
are too sensible for nonsense verses
and too nonsensical for sensible
verses."-Boston Evening Transcript
The Ordway new era., 1919-04-11

Letter-hles-at the New Era,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Kapilvpnin9cn.


sra 3on rrouusco, Col, tcIe8ro'
fcr,s o.u tlm Git: Zen 'srlic al
.5c ga. - Euotre. ION ocItogcr /
SagilncmuleG rem 90 tIIba8e roer
aontmcutct enoeI az Dem lio-.
ten6r eittuir1 "a enocI al Dem oc-
itcrro ION bar tilbo9eIa9t @oIr.
oclcu al Son III 800 UliI Iorlc q.
itance var 4rcmirrIsitlani eelonl
y. Uiauuarn ocu 'iuuenoe Brett,
ser aufNu III Fan Jrnncleco ira
GluuepInoiea ptincoIa, ndr RAu
grri Gltl uI III i Gltermlooag'
san nIba .a3bc Dliiancon mc'.
lem 81 10 Iuurier 2,70i WdI r.
+ en- Gluu1t6 ~ u Elmer ~ ri.
inter ca 25l Schmoer
Sans iarlaiie aou'nrrcri, Gar.
TEN Smita, ION itnrieor oeitoDer ira
Gan Gronu-co. bopoe ! R@rhcoeri
al GIc0cIau0. G.. be; llbeIo al 'or-
uiloc Tia / CT Hcsriiorm % mGt'
fcoe Vrogcugceu unber y%'eoltlgain'
gcn.
aup'lnorjugeu bar bloiil olereoe
rciiItcrci al om,rcnt q ballot In'
lin al 1lg0lrc bar miitei sioct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
1anife 0ranc fra


5 Rrrbeben al 2egiter / Sanntorf
bar man fin1bet TO intcresiante @rabc
fra Solfcoanbringstiben (3bie-5tc
Morbunoreoe).
@rabene ianbtes | Ell ealifc lab
2pnabarfc meb ct WeIemrllm al fire
Wfeter. De Iaa nGitet belt op til
Sperflooen. Se bar imuft og iolio
bonnct meb iprrc Stener / @linoen,
ihnertialb / Sen enc, beroper TO "Sfil-
ter" al nueet minOre Stcn. @eage
inociluttcbe ct iireiioct @rapriim al
bel en- WunoSlpngoc. nrrpeh 2 Me-
ter, % al tiliparenoc @re6be, OF
0.S Meter. Werfelig bar set / be9ge
8rabc at iinbc "Olbitcn" a%1oenbtc;
/ ocn enc, bporaf Gieren og andre
eiterhaanoen bapbe borttngct Ell Gel,
bar ionlcbcS Sen gitrc Groeltcn Ell
itsrrc, pau begge Sibcr bellpttct
apernitcrt, "2iggcrcn", til ell az DC
Sl0tioSfpcrbc, hbor eli millore Stell
icrtes ircin pg tilbnge pUcr ell ltsrrc,
ier hen rlithtNoocn0c Spcrn blcp op,
iun0ct, I Sen anoen 8rau rar Der life
iprrc enc Z "flnitigc" Stcnc, oelS
mirorc, n~obcnbnrt foSlcrtc Gbern.
itcll, hcls Stcu nlco Iterrc cGcr min
orc runoc Toropbningcr, bcroi ct Tur
"Tortitolpciteu"; ct Ear bar iprTn9t
miot ppcr, altiau nabenbarc li9cleoeS
~faaIeric. STffe ionoteS life.
Otter @rapuoltprct bar &c 10
@ronc lamtioigc. s Den enc fanbtes
henimob 20 Ycrler al 9fap og 8la&,
DC iibitnGpnte aflange, polpqonale, al
blaa Snrpc, 1anlt Ell cnfelt flar, aren,
frcnloclcS en- lioen Sernflib
iannt 10 itertt m~coiugne 2erfnr, lloun-
liz oct enc imi,ft ornanrerteret; sc
bar iuoebolbt Den Heiiefoit, ionn bar
duct nteo iii TGroen. s Den anoell
bar Hlntallet al Eerlcr mere cllo Dob
bella iaa tort, - Ell Gfterunoerig9elie
al ocllne, / lang Sio aabent ben'tau-
cnoe @rap bragte enbnu Is, 90 Oct
oprinoelise slntnl er piittof ifte naact
- % Scr par ct Tnr itorc, innlffe
Terlcr irncacn1. Ilereoc Bette tpbcr
paa. Of oct breicr Jig ON ell aoinoc.
arau, oa belt iiffert bllpcr bette peb
at Der ira 8rapen TANNER FL lioen,
fuaIerinb Spinoepcgt al @ronce,
bpori, oa nen bleo iiunoet, oplpitcs
erbnu at hare iiobet Ell Then ino.
,srrct Yinoe. Saanotencn bar olt
iaa gipct mcb / @rapen. ct Scrfar,
iom ianotcS belt, % Ell groncering,
hporai bare CT Sraement err beuaret,
err, bpao ser forsprig Ger tilbase a.
@rapuoltprct.
Oct Iisscr nGr of trc. at Oct er 10
binanNcn / 2iuct rrritaacnoe Hcr'o.
ner. iom er plet e~raplaste ! Den lapc
| 2pnabanfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
8omulosfoneres

Netp Orleans, 9a., Sen t3be Oft.
Netp Orleans er ioag Mebclteoet for
Wtrnb fra ale 2nnOe, ale talenbe
iorifieGige Sprns, men ale ioreneOc
ON Ell fnles @ienltano al almcn Sn.
teresle for SEN belle @eroen = @om'
lllb. Ger cr frenmpot Gelegater
ira 81 foritieQige SunOe til Dem IN
ternntionale 9oml1lbsfonfercnce, icnt
aabnebes her ibag.
Sammenfomiten al oenre Sonic
renee betrogtes Iom oct fsrite alpor-
ligc SorIse pua at iaa ioinlet Ser
bens gomulosinteresier til en- fGlies
&naoilagning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
2ecprnh ~ Cnle!ll.
~1Ootbalr uco enthcr College.
Sen 1859 Cttober 1919.

vi mar oct me De0 &Iltber college
iaar, at nj iplAer intercollegiate
,optboa". Der bar IpHgt uPret Ndt'
tot.on for at iaa bette moiert, men
Oct er ierit u0lia, at airteIom'ln-
set bar bciluttet al tiuaoe Oet Dco
line SfoIer. Gu 0DgtIg Snitrattrr
bleu iifrtt os ! Wir, @aIter &cipcIl,
en- rpIig ltooomct Aopotot ira
Soma Statsm,oer'jtet. pOcr Otter.
mi0oa0 ira aIoffeu tire III leI Der
@utterue coct iig mc0 GIi0 % Gncr-
al. Oct ifpIocs o,r-or IRE IinL
ncmlia 0et at uorite @Utter lpnco
at sore it6rre % trofti8ere emo olt'
0rc. %nitrustcren9 Nr0eioe, ~ Ont
ter,e5 egct Arbeioe, Of bort 'frltc
~ailetng blcD en- Scjcr.
Sioitc YerOog iouot oct f0rlt,
"Iootba!I Sptl Ste0 ueo %lltbrs
college. Oct loo jja irror merle, al
pore @ltter uar itorre AZ @2rt END
ocre5 Cqpoututcr rto Gomplon Sol
lelc. |rairic ou GlieJ gSlS. Mob
~itonoerue opoaacoe, ilrar @pluct BE-
uuu0te, at oct lite par aulilI Al nin'
De uo1ct uco al 'tormc iuo poo &li-
thtr GoutJe &@uttcrHe, men al o.
Iuaalte bruce Git tIllr, qua cuJcIit,
nruriic plaua". : &eb1t AZ Tor
ne Quor.,r ilouucNa @ttbtr GolcNc
,ergnucm Gampjou2 Siui>, % ponot
iu9 Xomi5 res en- "touuooluu" ~
Ell 8oal ttd". :, iar'tc 4tunt'er
io.t auOet Moartcr uar ot melt ippr'
rcaoc belle SpjQtt G|eo cu Sell
iadelie tom an az Gampiou @uttcrnc
.'1 los mt0 @altu % o,co iFic 'tonn
vet. -or nan rar Ire 9dro9 ira por
loal line. ser noIol pore Itra0
oeHi tiibaIc 3itlutm IRE GorIpd od
Gci uor finn Dso ti nur0rjll plan"
at ~ pao 0tt 'icroc Gori1a jom opcr
YnigH mco @alW. Gcttc uon0.
Dem itr &ojuts, en- mere 1T De ltt,
4 nclc SpiQtt sra mi al rar IN
tucr GollcQr.Wutttme tlo9t poo
eampions "iurYriil p.al., 90 ut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

Ser ringer BEN isien," ifreg Glue
pigen % S~ushoIoerifen iamtibie.
Sgiernem Den aabne Ssr funoe man
hsre Den ipaee 2po al aIoffen lorgt
borfe.
Scr. @erbert bIesneoe, men fog iig
blrtig lalnmen.
Seq ifnl aaa OBJ og ie," iagSe
ban rolia, % De TO monoIige Sienere
Iillgte BAN op Trappen. apinoerne
fonl ct Stpffe bagciter.
NI itob De beb 9sren. 9lne bar
title.
Scr er NsgIen, Sir," bpiifeoe
@u5bubneltercn og rate Sen frem
meo ifirlpenoe Siitgre.
s oct famine riilgte oct elloni, en-
Sang, og oct bar life en- al Selifabet.
iom fife blcn bleg. Zen Mfbsoes
Nepe fog fig burtieit icmlnen, latte
r%eiolltt Rselen 2aaien og priebe ON.
Oct itore Irrelie par tomt og itile.
2pIene brGnote bsit / Stagen paa
bier Sibe al ben forte Site.
Wen Gloffeinoren ooer Sengen
lpingeoe enbnu frem pg tilboge, og
allcs Zine bar enonu / TGbiel fnitebe
paa Den, oa Sihbp, ben gfosoeS enc
ite Sen, giorbe ct MT pnoefulot
Sprang moo Snorfuaiten. Gen
oinglcoe irem og tilbage ct Tor &C.
furoer, hporpaa Sen bel iornsiet meo
Soreitilingen Hap Jig neo % ipralg
ben % eneo iig moo ben npe Slts.
berries Stppler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

MING til at ic "Wfp SlrnIhii1c 2n6h"
opiert poo @rnno Opera @ol,ic, o.
Im0rr Spboinct her fisbte Miis
@nOum Nnlbcr9, iom ipiaer 3iteI
rollcn i Stuftct. hos 9rn 0cor &lT-
bg5unrcr lor Si05, iom buu IcnOte
i'll S~leltnunNer / lit &arnoom2bieu;
/ &riitiouinuh, l'orae 0tiia gal
bcra bcirQtc oQIoo iioite 9lnr Gcco.
roh mco III Sclitob, o0 boooc 0rr
gang o. M ioor qiorNc bin mcNcu
%lttc her.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Papnearbeioer Streifen.

SEEM Oorf Sen lite Sftober. &c
Sorlangerl0er, Iom er itiueoe al Sab
ncarbeioerne, bpis Streif praftiif
talt bar Itanict al Saunetraiit, err
ioag blep aiilaaet al oen rationale
SorligeliesfominiSlion. glrbeiocrne
forlangte Spnner forDciet fra 60
Gent til en- ST Sinlen.
Strciferne, ser opiertlig bar ON.
iattet @rpggeiial,erne, iorpgeoes ibag
rreb ilere Suien Manb, ocriblanot
iorlfieaiae &losi Ter al u~noeroroneoe
GampifibsfunftlonGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
.il;alaS.-Wiu 800 Icre Torm

- | Gotttnealt County, u. Sat., alt op@
bprtet, 9anoet flabt, tort Mulbioro meo gerz
lnoerlog, 5 Wil ira %(ernbuuebp Ctewbnr9).
ole Sla9S 6orretninger, Seilfole, norit 90
ergelit &irte; 1 W2il til Sfolen. 3e 100
gcreS bpor @p9nin9erre er paa er inbbesnct
o9 tuGrbeouet; 3 NcreS "mopen ipire" Tor
Griiepaiture / alfalfa o9 @rGS. SrGer peo
Vp9niugerne 8 TGrelierS Sus, Seranod cg
"Stormlbeb", Stdlo 30x32, "gien" l6x3O,
Seloft os Soilpnse; "@rainerp" l6x32.
14x16 @riiebuS, 6eniebns 12x50 og tort
@riieitlr pg Wultlnbu5 30x32; onore lloz
bpgnin9er, ale COB Sroen os npmtaIeoe ltblte
CONNER @anb / Stoloeit, Flmpe og Sinos
meue, bpb grsnb os Numpe peb loulet,
lltpuuneli9t. q. i. ., Seleion / (ou'et
(bar "ibure"). Ger Ell "a NcreS ~til'auet nteo
@rGs % Nlfalia (inobe9net) bar betet me-
oct so % uomertet ,Sorm tor blaloet
"Iarmin8." 30 NIoreS pleiet M os mere
fer iolgt. Iil iGlse ior $4,000 pr. gcre; ON
enifes fan oolpporteu 'tod | Yanoet. NGrz
mere Splpsuin9er, "Trip iii Giercn, Sarl
Veterleu, II. I, y9eitbope, y. Satota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Vationdlfonpention.

WoIbington ben 12te Oft. Ghi.
caso er %iletiffe ben eneite slipirutt
I'll ben sGre of buie Ben Republican.
tie Notionalfonpeution n9ite glor.
NnturIigois tror Chicago ielp iaapcl
Iom mailge al De republifonife So
rere, at Sonnentionen oil bli bolot
BERT @per, men Der er miroIt fem
andre 9per, iom bibtil bar meIot iiy
Tom Hiooler.
elsie fem @Der err Can 7Sron.
cisco, Sal, ct. 2ouis, Mo., Minne.
opoIiS % ct. EauI, Minn., % Mtil.
iDaufee, @i5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Tircftiousmepe

Ttrcftjonm '0r Male Saugen I'll
ScroomshicH mebcr 900 1ietrme'
Gusoal 0crWbSna ben lobe ITO
Der 81 10 nomiboag
a.. arDeieu.
,gorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
u9cue Wctr.

&c 1orcucoc Stotcr9 %cirbIrcd''
me0ocIer ielacuoc ON &etrct Slos'
rumn1et 1890 til ~ mcn iNor Atl
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys;
t.h .r4uttut fTt~i-.