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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-18

There is no doubt but that this
suit is French model for the short
skirt betrays its origin. While here
in America skirts are somewhat
shorter, they have not yet reached
the French limit. The embroidered in
serts at the side of the coat, while
very fashionable in this year Of en-
broidery, are also practical for they
do away with the use Of costly fur
where 1t would get very hard wear.
The fur band in the back. the cuffs
and collar, which ties oddly in the
back with streamers. ara Of sable
squirrel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-18

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually breaks
I'D a severe cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
aed-up nostrils and the air passages
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-18

The area planted to wheat in the
northern district Of lower California
for 1919 was approximately 10000
acres. This is about the same acreage
as was planted in 1918. About 80 per
cent of this crop was planted and cul-
tivated by the Guadalupe Russian
rO1pnv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-18
| e. Il @eu322{!y wiie@ Cold
H~N["R RELIEF WITHOUT QUINlNE,

of the head; stops nose running: re-
ishness, sneezing. soreness and -stiff-
ness. aa- .a
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores. 1t acts
without assistance, tastes nice, no
uuinine, -.1H-
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
RECENT WEATHER CON-
DITIONS UNFAVORABLE

The heavy rains and snow all
over the country during the past
week practically prevented all
blowing and seeding. With the
ground in a good moist condition,
however, these processes will go
ahead rapidly from now on. Rye
and winter wheat are reported to
be in good condition.
Weather has been favorable for
meadows and pastures. With the
melting of the snow, grass is COM
ing up we'll and will furnish ex-
cellent pasture comparatively early.
The extreme freezing weather
of last week was certainly jarring
on some phases of the crop pro-
spects. The soil was frozen two or
three inches in some places. Grain
above ground was likely not injur-
ed. This is also true Of grain just
sown before the freeze came, but
the experts tell us that freeze of
this kind is hard on grain in the
ground and we'll sprouted.
The wild fruit crop along Bad
River must have received severe
jolt. Plums, choke cherries, and
Buffalo berries were we'll along to-
wards bloom. Many tell us that
there will be no wild fruit this
year. But we are always doubtful
of pessimist. The crop may turn
out all right after all.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
JOHN POWELL LISTED
AMONG THE BRAVES

The Pioneer has just received a
copy of the overseas edition of the
Camp Dodger," the official organ
of the 88th division of the Ameri-
can Expiditionary Forces. Under
the head, Indians Record in War
is For Bravery and High Eficien-
cy," it presents the following OBJ
servations:
when the history Of the activi-
ties of the Eighty-eighth division
in France is written there will be
a chapter devoted to the work of
the American Indian members of
the organization. They have esta-
blished high record Of efficiency.
Names of Is men of the division
in whose veins runs the blood Of
the native plainsmen Of the Unit
ed States have been received at the
personnel adjutant's office for use
in the organization history. Cour-
age, keenness Of sense and special
efficiency as night workers are the
attributes accredited to the men
in the reports"
Then follows list Of the men
of the division who have Indian
blood in their veins. There are a
number of South Dakota men in
the list, and among them we not
ice the name Of ''i1,iv;aste ir1,Tiv;aste Ist Glass,
John H. Powell, Philip, South Dak-
|ota, Sioux Tribe, Machine Gun Co.,
352nd Infantry,
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01

the top Of mountain to be level
ed to make a city park and play
ground. She established free libr-
aries in Lead and other mining
centers. She built a hospital for
the Lead miners and she gave an
annuity to every church in the
Lead district. Numerous charities,
public and private, were enriched
from her store of money. She did
a great work in behalf of human
ity. She enabled thousands of her
fellowmen and women to enjoy
comforts of mind and body that
might have been denied them but
for her desire to share her wealth
and make it achieve happiness for
others as we'll as for herself.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
A RECIPE FOR GETTING RICH

Eighteen years ago, accoring to
the Alexandria Herald, P. F. Wick
hem, the we'll known democratic
wheel-horse in the state, bought
215 acre farm for $18 per acre.
"At that time many people
thought Pat had taken leave of
his Senses" so high was the price
paid. However few years later
one barley crop just about repaid
Mr.. Wickhem for his investment.
The other day he sold the farm
for $175 per acre. The land in
creased in value $157 an acre in
18 years.-Argus Leader.
Moral: Buy Haakon county land
now for eighteen dollars per acre;
and live eighteen years.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
GOSSIP AND CLEAN|NCS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Although there is steady de-
crease in the ravages of the influ-
enza epidemic in South Dakota,
there is still considerable amount
of the disease scattered over the
state. Last week 257 new cases
were reported to the state board
Of health at Huron. The figures
indicate that the disease is now
making its way in a milder form,
and this is the general testimony
of the doctors everywhere. Last
fall $50 new cases would have
meant a dozen deaths or more.
Mayor Wells of Mitchell has been
arraigned in circuit court for Civ
ing away whiskey last fall during
the flu" epidemic. The whiskey
dispensed came from supply
which the city police had confisca-
ted from boot-leggers. The report
from Mitchell is to the effect that
the case is to be prosecuted vigor-
ously.
Maurice Degan of Sioux City who
has been one Of the largest distri-
butors of cattle in this and ad-
joining counties, is reported to be
in financial difficulties. The fed
eral court has appointed trustee
for his affairs and he is in bank
ruptcy. The Sioux City Journal
reports other litigation, one suit
against Degan being for $50,000.0O
damages brought by one Sargisson
a cattle raiser, for defamation of
credit. Some Haakon county peo-
pie are involved in one way and an
other in Degan's tangled affairs,
but it is not known to what ex-
tent. Rumors are conflicting. Some
have it that the bankruptcy is a
bad sh;others that Degan will
be able to pay all his creditors in
full.
For several weeks one Walter
Brock has been parading himself
in uniform around Pierre as Cap
tain in the Royal Flying Corps of
the English army. His stories were
full of thrills that would raise the
hair and the scalp with it. But
unexpectedly an officer of the in
telligence service Of the Canadian
Army showed up on the scene,
and in the course of a strenuous
interview Brock admitted that he
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
MRS. PHOEBE HEARST.

That demagogue and scalawag,
William Randolph Hearst, would
do we'll to read the obituaries of
his mother as published in his
newspapers. He was was very
near disloyal during the recent
war. His papers were Pro-German
from the start. They are the only
large newspapers of the country,
with the possible exception Of the
Chicago Tribune which opposes the
League of Nations in any form.
Like Senator Borah, Hearst would
not have the League of Nations
backed by the redeemer of man.
kind" His single claim to distinct
ion is that he has made money out
of the newspaper business, but a
lot of the rest of us have done
that.
The mother, Phoebe Hearst, was
a very different person. She was a
school teacher in her youth, and her
interest in educational and charit-
able matters never tagged. She
gave ten millions of dollars, it is
said, to the University of Califor-
MIA. She gave of her time ungrud-
gingly to many enterprises of a
public nature.
She established several schools
in which kindergarten teachers
were trained, and at Lead, South
Dakota, where her most valuable
mining property is located, she
established a kindergarten for the
children of the Homesteak mines
employees. There also she caused
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01

was fake, and the Captain" was
forced to sign and publish the fol-
lowing statement: Il, the under
signed, wish to make known that
/ have not served in the Canadian
or any other army, and that l was
making misrepresentation when
l posed as Captain Brock of the
Royal Flying Corps of the British
Army. Signed Walter Brock" !"
While this must have brought hui
initiation to the Captain it was
a case of either sign on the dotted
line, or be taken back to Canada
and eaten alive by the authorities.
So he signed.
R. O. Richards is out over the
state "lecturing" on the workings
of his primary law. When that
man dies the people of the state
should erect for him tombstone
and engrave on it blank sample
primary ballot according to the
scheme Of his law. Dick" is the
most industrious fellow in a poll
tical way in the whole state. In
fact, we doubt if there is another
quite like him in the whole United
States. And how the fellow wears.
There are old men in this state,
we believe, who were mere child
rem when the primary bee first lit
in Dicks" bonnet. Other politi-
cans, Governors and Senators, of
the mere office seeking class, have
been laid on the shelf by the peo-
pie and long ago forgotten. But
Richards runs on, like the brook
forever, perenially fresh, "lectur-
ing" on his primary law. Really
we are coming to have quite. a lot
of respect for the presistency of
the fellow.
Arbor day came near getting
lost in the shuttle this year.
Whether our good friend Kenneth
Sellers, the Governors private sec
retary went to sleep at the switch,
or whether something else happen
ed we are unable to say. The pro-
clamation fixing April 25th as Ar
Dor Day, was not printed in many
of the papers until day or so be-
fore the 25th. In several it was
actually not printed until after
the day fixed. AS a result Arbor
Day went sailing by without gett-
ing much notice from most of us.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
OUR NEIGHBORS

Belle Fourche will hold it's an
nual Roundup this year on July
AS inclusive. There will be riding,
bucking, and roping contests a
plenty, and other cowboy stunts
calculated to furnish entertain
ment for the crowd. This cele-
bration, held each year at Belle
Fourche, has come to be big af-
fair. Last year great crowds were
in attendance from South Dakota,
Wyoming, Montana, and even
North Dakota.
After five years of service Harry
P. Atwater has resigned as mayor
of Sturgis. He will be remember
ed by Haakon county people as the
recent republican candidate for
congress in this district, having
made several visits to our city last
fall.
Proposals were opened April 30
by the Methodists of Rapid City
for the building of their propos-
ed new church. Bids received sew
eral months ago were all rejected
as too high. Former plans have
now been somewhat modified.
Kadoka held it's school house
bond election on Tuesday. Our un-
derstanding is that the proposal
carried. The amount to be issued
is $4,000. 90, and a fireproof str
ucture will be erected.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01

You can hardly buy better soft
coal than Colorado Niger Head.
1t is hard and chunky, free from
dust, lights easily and last we'll.
$3.50 per ton at Farmers Elevat-
or. 24tf
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01


DR.. j. H. Adair, of Wall, has filed
claim against Pennington coun-
ty in the amount Of $6O6880 for
damages on account Of being in
jured by his Ford running off a
culvert on the road about ten
miles north Of Wall, last Novem-
ber. Itemized his claim is $4,000 for
physical injuries; S1,734 for loss Of
practice during 81 days Of total
disability; $500 for loss Of practice
partial disability; $277.80 for ex-
penses incurred; and S325.00 for
damages to his Ford. The County
Commissioners rejected the claim,
and the Doctor will probably ap-
peal to the circuit court.-Quinn
Courant.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01

News comes from Mitchell, the
state headquarters of the Nonpar-
tisan League, that canvassers will
be placed in Haakon county, and a
League effected as soon as spring
opens up and the roads get in
good shape for the Henryfords
which will be sent in. here, ,-Ex.
Well, the Philip Pioneer may be
deriving much satisfaction and
secret enjoyment from the inves-
LEGATIONS being conducted in Stan
ley c6uf1sy,,' EG;,c Thsnk God the
Hun-Partisan League has not pick
ed us as fertile ground for spring
sowing-Ft, Pierre Times,
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
HAAKON COUNTY ASSESSORS
BEGIN WORK.

This week brings around the
First of May, and a great many Of
the assessors in Haakon county
will soon thereafter begin the an
nual listing of property for taxa
tion. A lot of new ideas are to be
put in practice in the assessment
Of property this year, that it may
be we'll for every citizen in the CO.
unity to know.
Everybody should remember that
under the new state revenue law
the local assessors are to list every
book account and all the money
you have in banks and in your
pockets, as we'll as all other forms
of credits, including notes or other
evidence of indebtedness due you.
This was always the law but no.
body paid any attention to it, but
under the new law this class of
property, only three mills on the
dollar.
Several laws passed by the last
legislature offer some new and un-
usual exemption features. The
home to the extent Of five hundred
UOlldIS Ill VdIuC 10 CACAAPCCA AAOAA
taxation. That this is a good law
is apparent. If the home is worth
more than five hundred dollars,
only that amount is exempted and
deducted. The rest is subject to
taxation. If the home is not worth
five hundred dollars, exemption en-
courages the owning or building
Of one worth at least that amount.
In short the law encourages home
building. Five hundred dollars
worth Of agricultural implements
and of tools of ones trade are
also exempted.
These exemptions will tighten
the burdens by the way of taxes
upon the pioneers of Haakon CO.
unity. The home is exempted, and
the implements of the struggling
pioneer. The burden is shifted to
unimproved real estate, in many
instances owned by non-residents
are expecting to profit through the
efforts of the pioneer in rise of
real estate values without effort
on their part. It is one of the best
laws for Haakon county folks pass
ed by the legislature recently adj
journed. Sometimes we wonder
why it has caused so little coment.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-01
Kadoka is now t0 have an ,n

Kadoka is now to have an up
to-date opera house and picture
show. Lieutenant Sever Texley
has purchased the opera house pro,
perty from George Porch and has
carpenters busy remodeling and
fixing up the building and when
the house is opened to the public
it will present a most pleasing ap-
pearance. Mr.. Texley is also hav-
ing the house wired and the show
house will be lighted by electri-
city.-Kadoka Press.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
NY ~Suftulyffe.

sra Veniacolu, 6lorioa, berettes
oen Soc 6ebruar: Gre Rarineilp.
pere. lln6erlsinanterne Guane Hut.
ledge ira Hobins, ga, Gauio Wilt9le
ira Sgrone, ga, 90 &olpb Wc90r.
micf ira Boston, Wai3., ser par
itegue op ira Sen berpRreroe 6lpoe.
ploos / CT az Wnriuens Sporoaero.
planer itprteoe igaar neb paa gugten
ira en- Ssioe az 800 800 % bIep ale
ire brpbte paa Steoet.
Eienuioner. iom iaa Waifiueu
itprtc neo, troeoe set bsrte meb ri
epoIutiouerne % arleoe ingen llIyf.
fe, IeIp eiter at Sen bapoe naaet
8anbilaoen. Set bar isrit, ga imoo
Sorpentnlns Iaitinen life after bar.
peoe iig, at man ioritoo, at ser par
noget gait paaieroe. "a Si0lp
naaebe SteSet, ianotes 2igene al Sc
IRE ioriilpttcbe unse Sfiicerer In
Senbe paa Sraeet al Sen isuoerilaae.
Se Jlpuemaitine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Observation-Disclosures.

@aI1ington Ben 10oe 5ebruor:
SieIge Ell ioa8 al 9arffontroQer
@iQiams oiieniIi8aiort SEAPORT
ooeriteg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iamleoe
&eiourcer sen lite Sanuar 1919 Tor
ierIte Sang ! lin Siitorie 10000.
100000 Goaar,Merfet ioet Dc oen
Cato on6rog til nsiastig S20,042,.
100000. 9ette er en- SorsgeIie al
ST 1865, 916, 900 iiOn be4 lite "a,
nuGr 1918.
Som Ell grempel paa, bpiIfet URl-
Sigt Spiping Sanfiorretningen bar
taget / Be ii0ite iaa aar anisreS, at
observation-disclosures iamle6e 8eiour.
GER BEN lite Sanuar 1911 blot no.
aioroe S9,S204S3,O00 - Ell Ssor.
saeIIe al S10,221,7 al 900 ! 9sbet
al De iiSite cite aar.
9epoiita beIsb iig Sen lite Sanuar
1919 iii S15,423,0S1, 900, en- 6or.
sgelIe al $371.60S,0 900 oper De bsie.
Ire 9epoiita CSnoituo) noseniinSe
ier naaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

cent al %rrbien al en- lang Rrffe al
iorifieuisc SIagS @cfIroniugsgicu.
italloe, ion foiter mere enc ct bit,
uUru1erc ipecificeret 9eleb. 0isie
@ienitonoe omfatter @atter, Strsn.
per, Clips, Sfiortcr, GioIcIip %
praftiit taIt a~ueil099 @eflroningS.
gienltanoe for bao0e &errer OF "a.
nler.
1inonsmiiriltcr @Iai@ bar retict n
&ellpctoelie til aongreaien ON at bli
gIpct Qipnoigbeo I'll at iorbsie oct
biotil alttorilereoe men life anpeno.
re @eIcb al 9ibertp Bombs Ill 10
9iQioner Collars % I'll al ioitirtte
Tctten % nnore @ctingelier peors.
renoe set ~%ictorp &ibertu 9oan",
iom nil bli optagct / Gluten al
Ipril. Sernieo mlcleS 500 life, at
bette 2oan piI moroqe iii octte Ell.
orme @eleb, men at 6inansoeporte.
mertet gipes Wtpnoi8beo til, ON set
ifllloe bli nsopenoig, at optage ct
MT, elcr Here me Soan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Nebralfa fremoeles paao

2incoln. 9teb., oen lite Iebr.: 5
Ell ioag oiicntlig9iort 9eretning 10.
toler @ipernsr Sanulcl ". VicacI.
bic Sen Niening, at Der iunoteS up.
item Iigeionmcgct al beruieuoe Crit.
fe ir Nebraifa, od ban forrigc Woa.
nc0 opertog lit Gmbe6c, iom oen.
gang, 6n Stoten hopoc aabre ga.
Iooner. San irernfom mco Senne
llotaIelie / SorbinoeIie nlco Ell Sen.
penoelic iii 2cgiSlatlren ON en- Or
trnbepilgning al $4,000 til 9lniVt.
telie al ct bit NntaL 6imftionUrer
til at iorbirore S}n0ierIeIcr iii Ne.
brnifa al berllicnoe Sriffcporcr.
Nebraifa bor nGret en- TOR" Stat
| nPlten TO Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Tvif Noelsmano
/ SonSiel.

Sra Snn S%ranciaco, Gal, meooe.
les DEN soc 6ebruor: aqarot BON
benz @ltsidc Wuenh, Ell 0atterisn
al @reu BON @erl1torii, oen tioli.
gere Gmbosinoer til De 6oreneoe
Stater, bIep i0ag / 6orbumO5rettlu
osmt Ill ire Wooucoer3 6pnglel 'or
pua bcorageriif Wauoe og peo AjRlp
al ct iaIif ToS at hare ifoiiet iig no.
gang BERTH 9anoet. On tpif Spuar.
ter ira a%iobeubdpn, 9unmarf, pe0
Nopn G0iparo 3ud)o, ser le0iagcoe
Mltcnd) Bis ira Sibirien, osmtes til
ct aara 6Gngiel.
Wtuenh par iIpgtet fra en- 6onge-
Ieir / Sibirien. San bar bIet taget
tiliauge al Husierne, meoer3 ban
tiente iom Ciiicer / oer nife Arme.
~ Dc 10 MGuo bIep arreitere0e al
oeo &c.
res antomit bertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
RriSens Gilfoloisheoer.

GoniaS Gitp ocn 10oc Scbr. Den
pcr0Tabcrcmtc Vrimaoonna Mooa.
me Stuman, &einf mootog ioog / ct
Nrcu lluoerretnirg ON, at beuoeS
GIoitc Seu, AuGnit Sd)umau SCENT.
Der too / inf arigSticncitc, par al
saaet peo GSoeu iom 6sIgc al auG.
teller, han bapoe erboIot arigcn.
Wa0ame Sd)uman- Seint bar. fire
Ssnner iom itoor / oer amerifanltc
WtiliiGrtienelte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
S~isforoen oper Paret.

&c me0oelcS ira @oibington, at
NiemIenoelien al DC / frenmeo Soro
begrapc0c onterifanlte Soloater og
Sismpno bill bli paobcgpnot / 2s5et
az DC nprrcitc Waancocr.
De miIitpre W~pnoigbeoer oil oog
rette Jig citer bcrc5 uprmeitc 50.
miles Enite life alcuc meo &cnlpn
til 0icnnleuoelicn men ogiaa mcb
&eipn til 0cres enoeligc Ii5polition
eiter gnfomiten BERTH 2anoet. Get
oil iigc, Sigenc pil enten bli leuot
iii &ienitcoet, eIer b~egrapcoe / Dir
llngton elcr en- al DC anore nationa.
lie 0rapplaoie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
uopisuine al OppiSlere

GbicoGo Sem 10oe 6ebrlar: Sire
% iemti Weolemmer AZ ). u. u.
pasiereSe lent igonr 9fter Chicago
unoer itert @agt paa @ieuncmrciie
ill en- atIantiif 6aun, buorira oe
ltrar oil BIZ ieuot uo al 9anoet.
Nj Arreitanterre tont 40 oIrettc
ira SeattIe, buor Be baooe taget en-
leSenoe Gel ! at opagitere Dem Ser.
pRreroe @eneralitreif, iom / Here
Gaze bar lammet ale @penS Sn'
ouitrier.
De er ale llol9uoinger. iom bar
tomne Bis Ill 9anoet enc % ale1e
iornt cprisle Ill llrpligbeSer % ivae
at iaa en- boIibepiirlt &epolltion
iitaue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

bare nit lig at orre ct forligt %
iisnlfpproi8t Glcmert beri 2onoet.
Helolnttoncn iorlau9er, al oiSlc
llolTnoingcr ital uooiles al 9arSet,
% at DC 8ooe "So6S", oc bar baot,
gipcS De omeritnuife SoIoatcr iom
patrlottif bar tent iii 2ono.
S~lgncnoc Heiolutloncr er oGere0c
pcOtagct Al marge al &egi5Inturerne
| Dc ANDRE Statcr % oil ~ianbipnIi0.
bis oglaa bIi tilitenlt al Sc oaerileitc
az DC Se9iSIaturer Iom III err for.
Iamlcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
wye Saan.

8aIbin9ton Sen Soc 6ebrunr:
Selgenoe me Saon en- i0dg bepilge.
De: Stolien $75,000,OO0, 9eIgien
$40,000,000 og Hum9nien $1,000.
600.
Salt bar mi Stalien iouet LIANT
81 3S5,000,000 % Selgien 1896,
$4,000 % oe gqiercoe tiliontmcn
$S,67S,f51000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
OperaianSerinoe oco.

9tciu Yorf ben 10bc Scbr.: Gen,
Ioouel beri 2on0ct Iom i europa be-
renlte SperoIangcrinbc Mr5. {.
@olbo Storep er igoar efter flerc
WtaaneoerS Spgoom aignact peo
2eoT bert 8pen.
@un par aIm~inoeligit fien6t unoce
lit alinitnernapu Bessie 9lbbott.
Mrs. Storp oor Gnfe eiter ocrt
ligclebeS oelfienOtc giucobugger Z.
@aloo Storp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
,&oro maa no meo
Willioner.

Detroit Yfif)., Dem Zoe 6ebriar:
&crrp 6oro bIep ! en- ioag al Sta.
tens @eieiteret aigipet aien6elie be
ororet iii til at nObetaIe $19,275,-
$50 i Iipi0enOer, iom ban bapoe
boIot tiIbage iii Gnbringclic / betp-
beige llopioelicr al Soroiabrifen og
anIGg al ct fiGmpenesiigt StaaI-
BERT.
Sagen bar onIast al @rsorcre
Sobr e. 90 &oracc 6. Googe (Go6ge
Brothers., ser irctnbeIes er gftiO.
n9rer / Soro gutonobiIe Company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
uopisnine al
WilitorneStere

q, Yail Den t0oe 6ebruar: De
M9no / ll0lfripningsaloeren iom
benptteoe Jig al sem Smit9noigbeo.
at Be life bar gorgere, eler al Be
blot bapSe uotaset line %"isrite Gnpi'
rer", til Of unoiloa Tia forat gisre
Meilitprtieneite unoer ariger. erfIa-
res / Ell al HeprGiertant Sun 6.
2iGep ioreiIauet % al Repr9ien.
t~antbuiet meo g~nitemmi9beb peota-
get @eiolution for at ppre auioner
og for peo iine egne Sanolinger at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Connecticut ratifcerer.

&artforo, Cont, 0en lite 5Sebr.
GonnecticlltS REPRESENTATIONS peo.
FOG ioag meo 1853 moo SO Stenn,er
6oriIoget ON at ratiiicere 6orbuoa-
tiQUg9et til De 6orene0e Staters
@runolop. SiuGgget bIcp for en-
llge iiOeir ratiiiceret al Senotet meo
20 moo IA Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Pperpnineer til SIaaoen

@aibington Oert 10oe 6ebrlar:
Sperpingerne til ari9SiIanoen beIsb
Jig / llgen, iom enbte Ben 6tc TSebr.,
til 1857 Wano, bpilfet er set ~iterite
Intal, iom bar bperOet iig, iioen Sen
iripiais Sperping gienoptogeS. 5
December bar ialt 9,077 buerpet Jig
til Sieneite peb Slaaoen.