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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
AUCTION SALE o.
Wood Manufacturing Plant and Real and Personal Pro-
perty at Stowe, Vermont,
Wednesday, December TO- at 1000 A. NJ

The wood manufacturing d. Pike
located the Waterbury
Auction Sale above declared The
IN good condition. with floor $4,000
good condition The buildings
own plant Two steam heated dry kln The well
equipped for the of lumber wood butter packages packing
Equipment
Board MILL Lane Double Edger Slab Bull Wheel 2nch
Whitney Single Surface Planer,
Board Clipper, Lane Clapboad Mill
matte Round Butter Box Machines,
hoop shaver Spaung head lathe butter tub athes,
hatcher set listing wood straight
line rip saw cutoff bench 24nch double paner nch
Cordeman 24nch
ave single MILL
Trevor MILL
sharpening complete Machinery
feed hatcher 100 H. P Ame bicke tubular boiler with
heater
f. xter engine Is counters with pue 300 hang with pules 1880
it. betting lumber trucks,
Vulnerable Now
consisting of 100 H. P boiler p
There
also about onthrd land siding the line of the
Mount Mansfield railroad
of this plant This
trade. Plant employing
Der lands situated largely the east part of Stowe three four miles
from the mill.
to Stowe c. Graves E. Smith,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
Interchurch Conference
at Newport


The Interchurch world movement
is to be held in Newport on December
3 and A. Each church in the county
is entitled to five delegates. The pas
tor, two men and two women. 1t is
important that each church send full
delegations. Lodging and breakfast
will be furnished by the people of the
churches of Newport. Other meals
will be served at a reasonable price.
Meetings begin at HOO a. M, on
Wednesday.
Several out of town speakers OF
great power will address these meet
ings. Meetings all open to the public.
You will be invited to open your
homes for the entertainment of dele
gates. This is the second of four
teen county rallies to be held in this
state before Christmas. DR.. w. A.
Dawson, superintendent of the Yer
mont Baptist State Convention, DR..
Merrill of the Congregational socle-
ty, DR.. Davenport of the Methodist
Conference and Prof. Raymond Nc
Farland of Middlebury will be pre-
sent.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
HOlstein Breeders
of State to Meet

BRATTLEBORO, Nov. 29-Prof.
w. M. Rider of Brattlboro, director
OF the extension service of the Hol-
stein Friesan Association of Ameri-
ca has sent notices to all Holstein
breeders in Vermont who are mem
bers of the national association tell
ing them Of the meeting of Holstein
cattle owners to be held in the
Brooks House here next Tuesday
and inviting them to be present.
This is the night before the next
auction sale of Holstein cattle at
the Pure Bred Livestock Sales com
pany pavilion. There will be dis
cussion of the national campaign for
the elimination of the scrub bull
Prof. Rider says Vermont is one of
the first states to offer its coopera-
ton to the federal bureau of animals
industry, to accomplish his purpose.
The campaign means thousands of
dollars to the dairy industry of Yer
mont.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
VERMONT TRAILS
BEHIND IN WAR
SAVING CAMPAIGN
State Holds Cellar Posi-
ton" Among New Eng
land States i'm Thrift

ST. ALBANS, Nov. 26-That
Vermont holds the cellar position
among the other New England
States in the total and per capita
sales of Thrift, War Savings Stamps
and Treasury Savings Certificates for
the month of October is brought out
in the latest figures received from
Mrs. c. r. Burlingame of Boston,
statistical director, Savings Division,
First Federal Reserve district. Yer
mont's per capita sales for the
month Of October were only four
cents against per capita sales in the
little state of Rhode Island of 81
cents for this same period.
In the campaign to date Vermont
has per capita sales of only 63 cents,
while the little state of Rhode Island
has per capita sales for the campaign
TO date Of SLIP.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
Passumpsic Lodge. No. II. II. Il A.


M.
Regular Communication, Thursday
evening, Dec. a.
Birney L. Hall. w. II.
Fred Ell. Dolloff, Secretary
Haswell Royal Arch Chapter No. III
Stated Convocation, Friday even
ing, Dec. II at 7.30.
Bloomfield A. Palmer, L. I'll. P.
Raymond A. Pearl, Sec.
Palestine Commandery. No. S, X. T
Stated Conclave, Tuesday evening
Dec. 2, at 7.30. Work; Order of the
Temple. A large attendance desired
Willard V. circuit, E. Com
A. M. Lang, Recorder.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
Extension Service
Conference at Burlington

BURLINGTON, Nov. ga con-
ference of extension will take place
at the state college Dec. 3 to 6, which
county agents and other extension
workers in the state will attend. The
speakers will include w. "A. Lloyd
and Ivan l.. Hobson of the state re-
lations department of the federal
government and Mr.. McCrocy of the
bureau of public roads, while Dean j
L. Hills and w. II. Crockett will be
the Vermont speakers.
A demonstration of butter scoring
will take place at the state college
Dec. when samples of creamery
and farm dairy butter will be scored.
The work will be done by v Il.
Jones of the dairy manufacturers
department of the department of ag-
riculture, and Prof. H. B. Ellen
berger of the state college.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
Proposed New High School
Building at Newport

At the first City meeting in New
port, March, 1913, there was a COM
mittee appointed to investigate the
matter of a new high school build
ing. This committee was instructed
to submit a report as to possible To-
cation or locations, type, size and APP
proximate cost of a building and to
report at a special or the next an
Aual city meeting. Owing to the wal
it was thought best not take make
any investigation and nothing was
done last year.
At the last annual city meeting
this committee was continued with
the same instructions.
This high school building commit
tee met this week with the school
trustees and members of the city
council and looked over some pos
sible locations for the new building.
Two lots in particular were under
consideration, one on School street
and the other on Field Ave. The
Field Ave. site is on the Brady lot,
now owned by the city, about where
the Red Cross Tea Room now
stands.
This high school building commit
tee is gathering plans and specifca-
tions and expects to be able to make
Il report at special city meeting in
the near future.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
North Dighton, Mass.

"Since young girl, / have suffered
with Sick Headaches, and at times /
was almost crazy with the pain. My
mother tried everything she could
hear of, yet she was never able to get
anything to do me any good.
Six months ago, someone told me
about 'Fruit-a -tives' and I got box
and obtained much relief.
Now l keep 'Fruit-a-tives' in the
house all the time; in fact would
not be without them. cannot speak
too highly of 'Fruit-a-tives' as this is
the one remedy that truly helped me.
I am always glad to recommend
'Fruit-a-tives' to anyone suffering
with Headaches and hope that those
who read about my experience will
profit by it and try 'Fruit-a-tives'."
Miss NELLIE WILLIAMS.
Soc. box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29

other men have seen. But it is some
thing more tangible than vision Of
the business future of the United
States which the great industrial ge-
MUS sees. MI. Vail looks for the
greatest business boom this country
has ever known. We don't need to
sit down, timidly and idly, and wait
for it. We can have it start now if
we want to, if we care to exercise
common sense and courage.
Mr.. VAN gives some of his reasons
in a notable interview in The AM
erican Magazine for September.
If every corporation and company
and firm and individual that contem-
plates putting up any buildings, Oh
making extensions or effecting any
improvements, would only jump in
now and put men to work on them,
why, the business boom would be in
full swing right away A vast
amount of repairs and upkeep work.
of all kinds had to be put off during
the eXigencies of the war, when it
was unpatliotic to compete unneces-
sarily with the Government for labor
and materials. The patriotic as well
as the businesslike thing to do now
is to catch up and put everything in
shipshape order, in preparation for
the extremely busy times that are
coming and in anticipation of the ex-
traordinary demands which will arise
for the labor necessary to do this
work.
This man of clear vision practices
as we'll as breaches. His life has
been devoted, of necessity, to study
so as to be able, as he expresses it,
"to have all the facilities ready to
handle business whenever and where
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
ST. JOHNSBURY LOCALS

Willard w. Coburn, father of
Gerry w. Coburn, died at his home
in North Haverhill, Nov. 20. He was
Is years old, Civil war veteran.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hall and son,
Charles, were entertained Thursday
at dinner at the home of w. w. FAR.
The day besides being a holiday was
the birthday Of both Mr.. FAR and
Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sargent enter
tanned on Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs
james B. Hale and Miss Mary Hale,
Mr.. and MRS. Harold Hale and son,
Kenneth, all of Newbury,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused by an In
named condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
innamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when It is entirely
closed, Deafness 10 the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh, which is
faces. Halls Catsrrh Medicine acts thru
the. blood on the mucous surfGces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Druggists. 75c.
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1919
Mr.. Vail breaches and Practices
birmingham, Ala, News)

Usually it is the heart of youth
that dreams dreams and sees visions
More often than not, the ripe matu-
rity of old age becomes conservative
Old age pauses and ponders.
But not always. Theodore n. Vail
is towering exception. Theodore
N. Vail is one whose mind has not
crystallized with the passing of the
years.
A half century ago he dreamed
dreams of human beings talking
across the continent. He saw dis
tances annihilated by electric whis-
pers. Forty years passed and ten bill
lion telephone conversations took
place on these shores annually.
Today he sees visions of an Amer
lea richer and more prosperous than
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
STATE NEWS

Governor Clement has appointed
S. B. Bates, srt;.ss-c highway commits
stoned, r. S. Currier, assistant to the
commissioner and II. M. Mcintosh
State engineer, as delegates to attend
the American Association of State
Highways Officials at Louisville, KY.
December 8 to IL.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29
Hi Il Rinht That Time,

"H0w the Blanks could afford to give
such a grand dinner | don't under
stand" said Mrs. Blunderby to her
guest. at was really a most pre-
sumptuous repast." - Boston Tran.
script.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-29

Entered as second-class matter May
I, 1916, at the post Office at st.
Johnsbury, Vermont, under the act of
March 8, 1879.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-26
Yibelfonfcrcncen
SiStou, Su.,

ofbuIoes i norore Strife, TaItor 3.
SbefpelanoS &alo, Sen life til Ace
%SSanllar feritfommenOe meo felgenoe
Yrogram:
T~ptaarsoog: Irrbifcn hes EroI.
s. q. 8iIoabl ON TorrnioOa9ell. 81
tcrmiobag: SOreorog peo Yrof. W.
.. @ec pper Gnnuet: "SioltN regnet
% lilbig regnet i @iloS Strife" GAM
tale.
6reoag 2ben San. Sorm.; @ibel=
time peb %aitor .. @uloietb: "Sam-
met, L. Toreorog peo Frof. s. g.
ailoabl puer Gmnet: "SulcnoarS-
riaet". Gftcrm.: Samtale oper
Gnllet.
2eroag 3oie San. Torm.: Sibel.
time pco Taitor 3. 0uloietb: GAM.
met, II. Sorebrag pco Taitor III.
&cinarcf oper Gmnet: "Sfiffer eoer
life life meo ocnne Tcrocn" (Hcn1.
II, ~. Gftcrm.: Somtolc opcr
Gnlnct. Sorretuinger.
Scnoag 4be San. Iorm.: @llo8-
tjclreitc mco Nltcr0ong og WfiSiionS.
offer. Gitcrm.: JorcOrag pes To't.
i. Songiero pper Gnnet: "Tnti-
oen3 arap til Sorfpnoclicn". SamH
tale pncr Gnnet.
Ser bill rimeliguiS bli Weoer ON
glitcncrne, IUrlig bcrcgnct raa ling
bonn. Gu miOlcrtioia pulQt &nn1itc
beitaoenoc al Tnitor g. Songicra,
Torm., Troi. s. q. aiIoobl, Sicc-
forms1b, % Eaitor g. =. 2unoe=
berg, SefretGr og aasierer, bar mn
aeret til M. 9ettc Meoe pil oplge
@eItnrclie for at ioa iitanb frcmtioi-
&c SibeIfoniereucer. Mtebct boloeS
pna ct al De aanlIe G~rnciteber ! Dor
airfc, % ri penter at Ell Sfare al
fri'tnc Mpno OF &uilloer pil msoc
ircm. 3ao oS huifc paa W0oet /
pore @pnrer! vi trGngcr "&cgrl
ira oct heie".
Toa aomitecrS Tcgnc,
6. >. 2llnocberg, Scfrttur.
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Oil A%bunmcntrrnr.

ga Sulcoog ioor foIocr poo Gor2-
boq, trptfcs octtc 9timcr al "Gcco.
rab Eoitcn" Sn40oq.
Chen ser cr Ell ioIeIiq MonNcI
taa Erpfpapir, r%oicnoc3 Bette 0lmcr
mco finn 6 Siocr, % set CT mlIig,
at oct hi bic ii9 neoocnoig at no.
ienoe ilere Nlmrrc / Samlor meo
iGrre Siocantal emo oIminocIig, for
at Dor 6oripning al Nnpir fam pare
iaa mcgct lGugere, otter Sonlor
Maaneo peutrr hi imI6Icrtio at hooc
nof Srnfpopir poa &aano ill at
hume trpttc oct ponIigc NntoI Si0cr
og I'll c%itcrbaau0eu ogioa at uoicnoe
Crtrniioer, ior al pore Nbonneutrr
intCt Cab itaI lioe Dco Sc miolertioi9c
SnoifrGnfninaer. iom YapIrnluuge
len meolsrer.
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ri &iolnlar 81, @oIonb.
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@ulobrDnup.

Seuoog Sen 26be Sftober triilcbe
Ell itor Stare al Sleat % @enncr
op til Mr. % MrS. Suer 2ltnoes
folclige Siem rrr Sunbrota, Minn.
for at ~Ipfenifc BET aloerltegne @ru.
ocpar ! InIcbning Den @egiueubeb,
Ser fonot Steb for 90 Iar iiben.
Strar eiter Infomiten blep 5orIam.
Iireen inobubt I'll at taec SGoe oeo
&c ior InIebningen peloGffebc Dor
Sc. Otter at @iritcrne bapoe for.
iriifct iig al &c beiIiee Hctter bIep et
fort Trosram uoisrt. Soriamlin.
gen iiicmtc BEN p~eItienStc Salme:
"Otin Si9l, min SieI Iop Serrel",
berpaa iuIgte Solo al Iiis Chariot
te SiitcoahI, Saler al Mr. Inbretp
Sorlano % Or. 8. &itfe. Sa 9rl,-
beuarrets Treit bar forbinbret fra at
neItase / TeitIigbeSen, falbt SooSen
paa Wrs. Watbieion I'll at ouerrGffl
SGberseiTiterne De 8aper iom O.
lelpinbbuone 9iGiier hapoe braai
meo lig, 90 | Sorbinbelie mes bette
bcnbe paaIagte Sperp tnytteSe bun
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noglc 9enlerflinGer til Sen 1O3oie
Salme, fcrite SerS, og uotalte bl.
anoet, at 9rubeparret bapoe meget
at taffe @uo for, iom / bisie so Iar
iaa rlgeligen baooe peliianet Dem
boaoe | timelige % aonoelige Sers
Ieenoer. ga grubgommen grl,noet
paa en- Iengere Sios onoortct Spg.
Dom (2ltnaebetpnoelie), life orfeoe
at frembere i'm oe Suitruens bier.
telige Saf, fungerte Gatteren Warle
! bans Steb. Gerpaa fuIgte oe pan.
llge 9rataIationer % 2pfsnifnin.
ger.
Sper 5. 2itnbc bleo is5t oen lite
@pril, 1S43. Sit i'm ferIte nbban.
nellie ferit / IImenifoIen og iioen PEG
Observation-Disclosures. Girfet Iom
SfoleIprer / lin Sicnbpso i 5 slar.
llopanoret til Imerifa / 1866 % bo.
latte Jig / &oscoe Sopnibip. s 1867
inogif ban / sggteifab nteo Nifoline
Ialen. De bar baot 8 Barn bporaf
8 leuer nelnlig, Wrs. Siloa Snitao,
@eltbp, WOntana, Nrs. Sulie Be.
terion, @aInut 8rope, Minn., Sobn,
Warie % Norman er biemme o.
briper lin SarS 24O Icre Sarm. Scr.
% Wrs. Su1lbe bar p9ret aftipe
Wieolcmmer al 3umbrotas norif.
lrtberife Menigbeo bpor Scr. 2unbs
bar fungcret iom a%irfeIanger inbtil
ban paa @runo al alberbomsipags
Eco laa Jig MOOT til at fraiige iig gn.
beoct. Oeltager.
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Eaa Surtclilten.

: oiaie Gage bploeS Ser / 2unEon
en- aIlierct aoniercncc / set Sierneo
at llourbeioe oen euoeli1e Cite oDcr
Sc SpIfer, ipm ifaI iororeS noleperct
Tor at itanoe til Ncttc Tor De Ilicrcoc
Sribmlaler, og Iigeiua Tor at bli elliGc
ON Ell en2artct SremgnngSmaaoc
Tor england, Trunfrig % @clgien /
ocnne Sag. 6roufrig bar ollerebc
irroid Ell Siitc pua 800 YerIoncr,
hporiblouot flerc al Gr-Gciicr @il.
hcln@ Scnucr, Gr.Grpnprin$ &i,p.
precbt Al @apcrn og en- bel 6lpf mco
8enernlcr. 9lt idlt bill omfrillg
1900 Spifcrc bli iuOfalbt for at ipare
Tor fine Wi5dicrnindCr.
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Sra ale Gantcr.

Brittle trooper bar beiat @atum
peo Sortebaoet % gafu peo bet
faSpiife SAB FOR at binorc Sprferne
/ at trGnse igiennem aaufaius.&e.
gionen".
- Sra @aribail fommer ct Ep9te
ON, at Seon Srpt5fp omgaaeS meo
Ylailer ON ct fort 5elttog MOB go
len til @aaren.
ct Telegram fra Smprna til
&om fortplIer, at General Wliltafa
aemal Bahia, 2eberen al ben tprfiife
9ationaliitsg eoPgelie SiQealielt, ifal
bore blet mprbet.
- 2oro &ilmarrocf er blet no
ilpont til gnelanos 8eianbt / Ser
lin. San bill tiltrpoe fin Toit, iau-
mart Sreostraftaten er traaot frat.
- Gn gart al 9omfirfen / GbcimS
bar bIet lat laapas iitanb, at &arbinal
2lloon funOe forrette 8uosticneitc Der
paa Sl,leoag.
- Den tiOligere tpIfe HigsfanI Ter,
SociaIiIten Ybilipp Scbeibemarn, err
bIet oalst til @oreermeiter / &usieQ.
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SC "HsSc" / Sulgaricu.

Sra Salonifi telcgraferes, at SC
bulgnrife @olibeuifcr bar ferret pco
&omnuncpalgenc / Sooeoitaocn 60.
ia. &c pfoncmtifc Silitanoc / @pen
err iortpilet, % I~piierne opiorbrcr
&eaicringcu til at taae fraitigc SOr-
boloSreglcr Tor at nprctholoe Srhcncrl
% hinbrc TlunNrina. Waoioripnin-
gen err tnap, % set ippgcr meo alpor.
liz Sungersnpo, isr Sintcrcn or
oper.
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Nunu Nifulaienif falocn.

Ct officielt Telegram ira Sonoon
iort9ler, at @pen Hopo NlfolaieoIf
/ Sibirien bleo taget al Goblet Crop
peyne Sen 13be Sec. Sammen meo
9pen falbt ogiaa 10000 al aolt=
icbafs SoIbater og 800 Siiicerer /
YpllbepiferneS SGnoer. @lanot Oct
&rigsbptte, ipm bleo giort, bar en-
aioeling al oct amerifanite Reoe
&orS.
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Wrmmict / Spanien.

fSunftionGrer / set frantic l(ben-
rigsminiiterium, iom bar til Sperp
at bolbe Sie meo, bpao iom ~foresaar
/ Spanien, rapporterer, at Situatio'
men er obernraaoe gruniet berneOe.
&eoolutior, enten paa entelte Steoer
eller ODER belle 2anoet, fan brpoe no
naarIombelit. Naar Sen life aIlereoe
er fommet fpr, Iaa itploes Bette flrn
sc Iprlig fomplicereoe politiife, sfo.
nonliifc og i~ociole Torboloe / Spa-
nicn.
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Support nf lir9rrarbeiOcre.

S"'ppbi w [itUtiUl
Mena Ser, ION bctjcnOt, ior nj
Dor cr Sale ON en- bctnoclig ,Sn0,
itrGnfliin8 al SHoponorIngcn ira
C%uropriite 2anoc, "a Oct euooQ bar
pGrct iorclIaoct at ituuic ocu belt
ior ct Sl0%rum al Here Nur, lees oct
al Sc 5orcrcoc Statcr3 &nniQro
tion@foumi5iUr. DIR. Gnminetti5
NorSbcretnIn8, at bans Tcpartcmcnt
/ De 'jolte Iar hor il,noCt set upo.
peuot8 at gaa 10 Al i'm %ci for OF
ituifc Sanoct Smmtigrantcr iii 9Ii.
hlGlpelic al oen WonaeI poo 9r
beloere, Der bar ptret iig / oe for
1tleIllge ,Sn0u'tricr. &ommiSIprcn
nplnler, at ban 1or at t~iIircb@itiQ,
Il porcnOc Hruu our mcr Nrbci0&.
hl@lp, bar benuttet 'ig Al ben Net.
lem er Qloet ham til at l~uiprn0crr
%n0oou0rinQ2Ioocna NNtemmclicr
mn 0or1l'o moo &onoI"itcI'c Al oi&'r
Hio2ier &mmigrouter. Gttcr mo
ltrn5t8 %%nmo0UlnQ, 'i9cr han, blcJ
So0en ON 6or6no moo al iuo'orc
@rbcioere inlo'r aontratt tempo
rrrt lat ill'loc ror 'oo0ame WIcrifo
liera} Scotonmenoc, 'om ioNtc Er'
teloe oeo &%auo1ua0ct od %cruboncr
ne, eIIcr ION pll0c ia %c'tjritl1eIic
REQ &eaicriHaen2 So9ae'orcta1,r
Ter cIIer 4'laerHc. >Ige.coca bIcy
Huge &noooNorerc 'rltot ior &opitot.
ten, % cnoeI'8 b.'o Der lIooct en-
StrcJ ooer %ootn moo at juo,a0S
"oIt, ION lite fam Iric cIlcr ',rtu,
Culteroter).
\ S'oet AZ lio''e War cr scr iio''
&c '>nobaretnm0en, lnocr bette mto
lcrt'o'1e ARRANGEMENT, 0lvct 20,6l5
g|cr'ionerc I0tom'ttllaoGil Sc lie,
He ar Dem 'or at orbeio, poo Gar.
mene "a %.autagcrnc i 8, iuoli0,
"rGr1elio;tr cIcr pao >crubmcrnc
Xaa l%l8Henoc I|ooocr bar Gcqartl-
1nentet l~ulpenocrct %oytu ior $3.50
Gegrc5 2eotommcnoc for al oihirl
pc 4rbclo2neocn qoo &rucfiormcnc
/ 6lorlon. Ci2ie ?Iegrc er ira ga.
Hnnaserne. Cc@u0cn cr Ser lore
qaoct Ell 8oN'tc betu1c!lg &n0can.
bring al 9'e8re ira %amaica % Gu.
Ia, og eaoe.IJ or Ser Al arig@ocpnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-26
yin @rMa al &riasitibe.

Sranfrig bar IunOet Ell belt IN
SIuQ3 @ru0 ior iilc ariqsifibe. "a
Der er itor Wnnqcl pao @%ug'erbaaoe,
ital &~anonbuabc pg 9eltropers M
oicrc Sieneite iom ioaoanne. Se Ital
/ &aprc % Norcn tage op lullge H0f-
fer al Grantn1e oa 2ratcre, lultet me0
SILL % Wtao, og mco oenne lan1c,
buatcnoe Sale eitcr liz oampe oppOcr
Seillcu iii Gdrl3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-26
Snoicn.

Set brittle Sarlament bleu opleit
9iueiuIeaften % bill life iamles ieicn
isr 10oe Sebri,ar, : Sen fonaelige
Gale, iom peo S~nlesninecu blep op.
lGit, bar Ser oaiaa inobeiottct eli
Proclamation ON eli &eform / Sn-
oicrl. Ncformeu saar ub paa at aioc
i~olfepaIgte Rcprnientanter mere In'
bcl / Heaicrinsen enc bibtil % an
fees FOR at bare Oct ierite Striot paa
Tei til inbiit Seloltpre. Ser bar ionl
befierot beritet meseu llro % 9iG.
ring / Snoien / oct ienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-26
en- talrie Sorneflof.

Grpital Springs, WtiiS., ben 20oc
December. Sohn q. Suplor bar ioc
treble Sang label Jig imeoe / Sg-
mems 29nter. San er erlbnl life
GO slor eanlmel, nlell er iffeoeIto.
miubrc Saber til q 9ern. 6or
noglc Maaneber iioen mliteoe ban
i'm anoen Some. Sreoag inogif ban
mt 9Ggteifab nleO en- MrS. 9roipn,
en- g1,fe meo A @prn, laa garnefIofs
fen forsgebes til 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-26
/ ,1ep Sealano.

9onocn Sen 2Ooe Dec. Sfisrt
IoIsberetninecruc cnbnl life or
iuIDitGnoiac, tDocr ale Sesn paa,
at Sorbuosiorilaset er blcpet ucota.
get. StuIoe bette piie Jig at pGrc
Silirloet, uiI Salset for nosle Maa.
neoer liben, ga Be "@aaoe" Ielrebe
res &irlp al Sc ~biemfomne % al
mMitreoe Soloater, Der nGIten icnl
Ell Mano item.c MOB 6crbuS, BIZ
muliiicerct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-26
Sreo 90 ufreo,
gioet, of Ratiiifationerne life bill bIi
SorifriieHe fla Sioe 1.

gioet, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lite bil bIi
ubperlet fsr eiter Rptaar engang.
gtaar aonfercncen en9ang fommer
til Ell Soritaaelie mel Splferne, bar
ben finn TO itsrre Spgaper tilbage:
ben %ungurlfe % ben tprfiifc 6reos'
traftat. Ger er 10 enooa Ell Srimmel
af minbre cling tilbage at orbne, merl
bette bill rimeligois bli operlaot til
De forifieIlige aLiereoe commissioner.
Gen rusiiife Sitliation bill rimeligoiS
felipe Jrebsfonierencen life beitiGitige
Jig meo.