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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17

Movies will be on at the Royal,
Friday and Saturday nights Of this
week, Oct. 1918, and Tuesday night Of
next week, Oct 81.
Mrs. Jabors Welton. who has been
very sick woman for several days,
Is, We are glad TO announce, some
better.
Harry Willis, OF St. Joseph, was
here over Sunday, the guest of rcla-
tives and friends.
Ed Freeman, of Mound City, was
here over Sunday, the guest of num-
erous friends.
Mrs. Geo. S. Stephenson has our
sincere thanks and appreciation for u
basket Of extra fine sweet apples and
a gallon Of choice sweet cider. Oh
my, but they are good.
Mrs. o. A. Davis, who has been
in Kansas City for several months,
where she is having ner husband treat
ed. was here, Saturday last, and pack
ed up their photographers outfit,
which she had shipped, or soon will
have, IL not sold, We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Davis is improving.
Ned llinde, Of Chicago, is here
on a visit with his mother, brothers
and sister.
John II. Peret, George +. GeIvin
and Will Schultz were in ST, Joseph,
last Thursday, Oct. ., and attended a
banquet given by the Scottish Rite
Masons of that city,
Mrs. Emily Herber and little
niece, Madeline Young, of st. Joseph,
after a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Paul Frye, and other relatives
and friends, returned home this week.
Newt Planalp has our sure-enough
thanks for nice bunch of sweet po-
tatoes, as fine as we ever ate.
Ice formed during the night of
October 10 and morning of October
18th; killing frost Saturday morning.
Rev. j. NJ. Bailey and wife return
ed last Saturday morning, from
Bethel, this state, where he held a
revival for four weeks, and his wife
from visit with her sisters in Rich
mond, Kentucky.
Robert Hatch is once more the
proprietor of the barber shop he sold
to Fred Yoder, having purchased il
back last week.
Perry Brooks and daughter, Miss
Marion, of. HaNtum, Colo, were here
Friday and Saturday of last week, the
guests OF relatives. Mr.. Brooks came
In to get his daughter, Miss Marion,
who had undergone an operation at a
hospital in st. Joseph, which was very
srccessful, and she is now getting
along nicely.
%IWalter Riggle is back home from
q several months absence in Haxtum,
Colo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17
THE FIGHTING AMERICANS
Male Quartet On lyeeum Course

With vim, yigor, ginger. and youth.
these soldier boys give program that
Is seldom surpassed In merit by any
male quartet. They are real soldiers
who put over a program with the
same pep used in going over the top"
Songs OF trench and camp, solos, du.
cts, quartets. readings, and character
sketches, are featured. All the mem.
bers were professional entertainers
before going to war,
The first part OF their program only
has the war atmosphere" The sec.
ond and main part is a straight male
quartet program OF songs. solos. read.
ings. catchy novelties and stunts.
The boys make a speciality OF clean,
cievc- ~"
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17
BOOSTERS For Sale.

For limited time, Single and Rose
Comb Rhode Island Red BOOSTERS, fine
laying strain. Call on or address,
n MRS. ARAMsSCHAEFFER,S
hEuerf. Phone. For6lk CITY, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17
For Sale.

For Sale.
My residence property, consisting OF
one lot with seven roomed house; goce
barn and plenty Of fruit. -
J. ]. LUKENS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17

A bunch of Keys in leather
case. Suitable reward for re-
turn to NJ. X. MARTIN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17

FOR SALE-one large Round
Oak ,iard Coal Stove and one Garland
soft coal stove. Both large sizes.
FRANK MATTHEWS,
Oregon, Mo.
-Gcorge Gelvin and Smith Mead
ows are back from their Kansas trip,
where Smith went TO visit relatives,
and George went along to keep his
daddy-in-law from getting lost in
Kansas City on their return home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD.
10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS

10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No. GAL.
In each sentence one blank Is filled
with a transportation OF tho other. All
IN" blanks to contain words Of six let
tiers.
No. 1.-The young artist evidently
possesses - -.
No. 2-Thc schoolhoy got into a -
through his -.
No. 3--Thc school - walked by the
side Of tho -.
No. 4-Thc - stopped swimming
for want Of -.
No. My friend had TO -- ana so
ANSWER TO NO. cio.
IA. IA! HANNAH HANDED HUGH
HASH!
copyright. 1919 by Sam Loyd.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10

MILLIONS are suffering with rheLmh-
tism. Most important discovery Of the
age. A herb that actually drives thI
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tIrcly out OF the system. People write
Us and say they arc astoundcd al the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Rrpr"SrnI ItiveS wanted. Slip pound
post paid. 10 pounds SIS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice, Cali:o:-
MA nlY-2S-ti
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WANTED-Male and Female

-wANTED-Census clerks. (men.women).
1000 needed. s95 month. Age, 1880.
Experience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling Oct. IS. For free particulars.
write J. Leonard (former government
examiner) 1855 Equitable Bldg. Wash.
ingtoa. o-4-m
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You HEAR THAT WORKERS

YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS
ARE wANTED-and they are. But
that does not mean that some good
job is going to search for youn until
it finds you. Tho job usually waits
for the man to como after 1t; and tho
man usually learns where TO go
through telling about himself through
a classified advertisement. It Is tho
regular way"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
SOUTH PENN STREET HOMES.
80 A. for $4,000

Best bargain OF season. Six room
house, barn 3nxt0. Roofs slate and oak.
25a. bottom. l0a. timber. coal and mine
opened five COWS. brood sow ; horses
ina. corn. l0a. To hay. ga. wheat. all
farm tools. for sf.0on. Don't fail to see
this. Write for free catalogue. 400
farms fully described. II. II. Masters,
agent, Cambridge, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
Radicals Throw off MASKS.

When the war bad cGrd !; S'rrcI clear 10 ne
c-Ir troubles we!o not over. New I""bcms were b.
fore US svtrit Of unrest and LSCrr;et world vide
began grow stronger famed and STRENGTHENED as IL
was by d.,iuyai.stS Who had been drhru 10 crNrr
dursu: tho war AID by RADICALS thc'r.s,S and ~
egricfs who heat uipa ONctthr"wInE "ur RrguhlI'
.an form Of government and lcA,uS syndcaLS;n and
anarchy rc.suIAs N rs stead
FOrcSecnS. as | thought | did. the things wv
would be called ui.s. face tried 10 point them
out ~ the people VI the state and 10 The legislature
with the purIuse Of securing needed legislation ~
meet ;,en. Many Co,r were SLOW ~ realize. Others
Nre indifferent While Cthc:s fOr one reason o. an
other were intensely hostile u the suggestions II
required nothing less than actual struggle ~ ~.
cuye tie enactment OF statute that would af'urn
some Io.iCe protection and then only by the narrow
eSt voSSb.e maI.G.ty. l charged then AID have
been since. b. l~'Itc.ans and newspapers with want.
Ing to create force 70 maItrcat tie Irrn VITO 81.
Their suspicion and their clm!ty were thus ar'''rn
against me and aEaus; your state government by
tLysa yicluus ln!srp.TUSrntatIonA
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WANTED-Male

wANTEp-Barber. at once, young man
preferred. S22 and 60 per cent over $32.
W. J. StoneUraker. GAINESVILLE. o.
o-l0-p
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am believer la tue Judgment u( tie Irr?lc ant
In tho power and efficacy - ;HIhr U."n7n Just as
soon as our country entered tie great war sought
every oprCrtuuIty d.aHSS lie situation with a"d
before Tie It-J.e OF the state. 70 cI:!an To them
tho plans for the admin 0! he Scitc'hc S~r'
Ilcs Law which certainly none zoo popular In
some sections IN those rarW days. and 10 gnc assur
anccs tia: u would be ada Mustered In fa!r and
impartial manner. a; first | was lore hHni,i bnt
soon the Fedora! Loycr,uc.; So: Iuhr y depart
ulr.t organized the fvu: u!uu;e men came into
rilun when the CLHi came on, TIE roo
pie u West NITs.n.A hccIm" aroused and their war
record here 1t home Is indeed u bc p-.Ud us.
as we'll a. on tho lsInS line. wA.rh glu.IvuS
L ala LII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10

WANTED-Quartet singers for 'OveI
There" Revue: steady work and Ions
seasons: opening for 10 men; all voices;
must be A. E. F. men experienced In this
line; send for application BLANKS. Over
There Revue Co., Cleveland. Ohio. care
Colonial Hotel. Desk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
nAT ChITC Secured Trnde-
~ fNI marks register
ed. Patent and
II. q. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. w. Va
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED to hear from party who can
invest $500 II $500 in good business
proposition Please furnish reference
in letter. business Proposition, care In
t"lliE"ncIr. o-1-m
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-1mmcdiatc small spart-
mcnt or t9n rooms, path and kite htn-
cite. in suburbs or city. Call WondsdnIe
"GT-J. oc.lO-l
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WANTTD-FemalO

wANTED-White girl to help with
house work Call 1881 Woodsdale.
o-A-i
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POSITIONS WANTED-MalO

wANTED-Position. Married man.
er-bookkeeper; Z years ex-
perlence. Can manage office. Best ref
erence. Will start at once. Address
Stenographer. PTS Eoff St, City. o-4-l
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FOB SALE-Automohles.

SIX OAKLAND TOURING CAR, Al
CONDITION. FULLY EQUIPPED
SPOT LIGHT, BUMPER AND ETC.
PRICE $4,000. ADDRESS ALEX"
CARE INTELLIGENCER. o-S-l
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wANTED-Farm. Would like to hear
from owners OF farms Of 100 TO l5O
acres. Describe same and price. Ad-
dress Farms" care lntelltSenccr.
o-S-i
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LOST and FOUND

LoST-Tail lamp with Ohio license No.
l6694l. Notify DR.. Stiery. Martins
Ferry, Ohio. Hogc Bldg. o-8-i
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Tie snid further that America from
this time on will have real mcTchan'
NOV .nc IN carry it's own commerce. Mr:
Wells th,n dw"t on m" h, hIE n, cp r:d sn %1
living IN" labor situation ana ~" , ,"G.',!
for tho social unrest that exists TO-DAY
liz sistrd that those gully Of pr"ilt%e r.
ing must stop and accept n nomina!
prCfit for their wares before any
relief will b" felt. He said. The al
vance IN wages started after the ad-
yonr" in ."ll .ng prices. The decrease IN
wages must follow the decrease In soil
INK prizes. You might look at II me
other way. you gentlemen. but It Is nc
,rr,h. neycrih"lcsS. The responsible
hmstncss man, tn" producers, the en- IN
Movers and the manufacturers and the
~, IIirrrs IF This country have got to
f,art III" campaign towards an allcyi;
alton Of tbs hilh cost OF living ana
foiInwing that We Will get normal
wages. We " II quiet labor distress and
dieccn'cn, nd We Will put ourselves m
The rirht position to take advantage OF
his s,rairgical opportunity that Amcri-
ca occupies today. u make America
commercially the master OF the "hoIe
4
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WANTED-Waitress, ) to IL p. m. Ref
erences required B. & O. 7. II. c. a.
Dcnwood. o-S-l
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wAHTED-Coat helpers. also learning
girls. Peter Check, Ladies Tailor. sos
Schmulbach Bldg. OIL
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wANTED-To borrow five thousand
dollars three to five years. VIII give
first mortgage on good farm worth
three times the amount. Address, X. j..
car. lntcllIgcncer. o-8-l
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FOE sALE-National Cash Registers,
all models. absolutely guaranteed like
new, at % to so per cent less than man.
ufacturers price. Terms to suit Write
for catalogue. Store Specialties & Cash
Register Co. 1875 Bdwy, New York.
OIL
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NOTICE

will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself.
(Signcd) d. J. PHILLIPS.
1873 Eighteenth St
s-26-o-3-10
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FOR BALE fresh cows. Phone 712o
K %. +. y. Gibson, Battle Run.
o-2-m
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FOR SALE-Household furniture, In
Guiding piano. two rugs. two beds,
dresser. library. tables. dining tables,
Hoosicr kitchen cabinet, etc Call Rev.
c, W. Wise, Woodsdale 227. o-S-i
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NOTICE
NOTICH.

For the best Hops and Malt IN the
city. call on William F. Buch. 2230 Mar
ket St o-9-i
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FOR sALE-Small farm at Mt. Pleas
ant, O.. 81 acres. all tillable. Comfor-
table seven roomed house. convenient
outbuildings. splendid barn. Blue grass
pasture, unfailinE springs. orchard with
apples, peaches. pears. cherries, plums,
quinces. grapes. Only few blocks to
high school, stores, postoffice and
churches. ]. Hillcoat Arthur. Box 10.
Mt. Pleasant. 0. OIL
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wAHTED-Middle aged woman for gen.
eral housework. Steady position and
good wages. Mrs. John u. Garden. 1928
EOff St O-9-I
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AMERICANISM
CONTINUED From Page One.)
lrly good and aGi i greatly u the
.raSUIr f IL" evening.
TOa. t.NaSt(r ". .. irvine.

iar'N Et'O 'i'H '''h S''"'IS - ga
I.'HSHi' II t,i' "N'H 'itS.
tol- tNaSEtf W. Il. 4FNinS'
W. l.. It. M. i1"tS N'.tr.'f ~ l!i' " u =.
ny, III INTRODUCING. il'' az. iIIH H!i'i
guest and -. ;Invr. shiI- '!Nr.nS IN -
!rIrS that Nt.t ~ MIA las b'rn =
siNrIC.Su state, iiiir,H # her 10, at
~ui- n.l.r ittr. tn. ll.r' # = ,S"r;4ur.
NJ ono Of lh,s,. t,tt,.u Gr,truEui shed as
tE,,. an w,r, lrNal and lrur ~ ia, J
v,,r v,r. one WIIi moro l,N.ti, Ir'r.-
.,,r.. .o-,l,,,. mi ,-,urpr,,.r- IN IN l. the
,.-..-,,. .r,y,rb..,l AZ mat I'll CO, When
H. - ~ .. rrrl,I,rc ,yy,, y.grs are On
-. 49,, ,,.,,.. rl,. .i-i .;,f.l,J thu,
,,,,..,.l r,s,,l, ,,..,.. , -, rrIlicr,, y,rr,ry
2 -, 49,. ..,I D.. 81 =
- $500, ~, -. or N-r,, E,r-
t'' " .,,,i - 49,.
- No. -; ~ tN,ir .,,,
J. uF'' anu - - - IIc - ~ 49,,
very Sr'.l' i'''lNh'' 10 T''N''O 60 N''S
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A double frame dwelling.
446 and 446h National road; four
rooms on each side. including inside tot
let's; will sell for a very reasonable
price and will make terms to suit buyer:
pay as rent; will sell as whole or Will
sell each side separate. J. w. Beltz q
Sons Co, 18th and Eoff streets. o-9-l
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FOR sALE-Two houses in Elm Grove.
Electric light. gas and furnace. $4,000
each. Five rooms and kitchenett, at
Pleasant Valley, $500. Call So Elm
Grove. s-29-s0t
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FOR SALE-Farm, 80 acres, House r,
base barn. and silo, fruit all kinds. Bar.
gain $4,000. Call So Elm Brove, or I'D
dess Chas. B. Rice. s-26-30t
FOE sALE-l918 Oakland. 8 cylinder
roadster. Run $500 miles. Call John.
son q Smith Pool Room, 42nd and jacob
street. Wheeling. s-4-2mo
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Banking Act Praised.

I'm this connecticut. SaId MT NeliS'
speaking of the Federal Reserve Sam
i'm, system, did anyone OF you .eNtI
sion t. consider what might have pee"
the condition of this country II the ca
rral Reserve Banking act had not I nE'n
paSScd Before the war began IN IJu..
most Of you remember II. IL Cou'l
bank anywhere during that pane, mLu
made 4 demand on New YORK inr So":pvTI.
The resources of no bank N New orh
City would have been Suiiicl"nt 20 hLt'
supplicd the $4,000. Immediately a.
ter the war broke out in 1874, the hAhhs
Of New York city loaned 10 Eur"lcai.
fighting nations, Sj0o,Unu.oop ana II
never created "A single ripple on inc sur
face OF the financial sea. ] believe thdt
It is the Federal E"s"rv" banking system
that has transferred the i:nahc,ai CEN cen,
ter OF the world from London TO NC"
York" ,,os-
MIR. Wells then touched on the cues,
tion Of the return Of tn" TalIroads lIpIii
government control and stated lnat
Whether they be returned to private
ownership or whether. as adNocht.u y!
Senator Cummings that they shaIl DC
organized into certain rIgI"laI H'cl,"hEy
the government To Guarhuir" l" 'hCn v,
rh,er, certain returns. h. n"!!"NrS INA.
thc matter is iinally settled. that they
will hc in better shap" than thcy ever
wcrr hrf,rc and shall not $uNrr the IN
convenience and the handi"apS that 1heg
had under the old system.
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at about four and "ne-half cents that
normally Is qu"trd ut about % cents.
{ j." French fran" aud th" ltLilah IRE !"
ton to-day has It's currency quoted AZ
4 sroint a$ against TIA" standard "t the
worlds currency which to-day Is the
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Americas Opportunity.

American dollar.
Americas Opportunity.
"Eo nlarr IN the world to-day except
Ing where there are volunteer strikes
IS there less need. hunger. want or cor
tarious disease. This country STANDS
alone to-day IN IT'S opportunity and IL ~
Il question whether the rr"pl" or our
ruuntry are going TO he vs." crnouEh 20
ra;GtalIze that opportunity. ThrI say
rIlunrtunitv knocks once II the door 81
every individual. Opportunity IS KNOCK
ing 1t IL" door Of America to-day, as
Il never knocked before at the door OIL
any country under the shining sun.
Mr.. Wells tn-u went on I" discus" inc
financial and industrial SITUATION as u
exists at the present TIM" d!SplaNlht d
,n,>lnrful grasp on the details ana the
bigger Problems which confront me ma
ton. he spoke of the wonderful II"an,
.f.ll resources Of tn" country unoer tI
Federal Reserve Banking system anu
the enormous gold reserve "h'Ch H%3
been accumulated. greater than me gov
reserve Of any tim" IN any county !"
the history of the world.
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Mr.. Irviu" th"H In'r"du""d Hon. II. F.
Wells, ur Newell. West E'rE MIA. who
pad q lrvauirful tribute !" G0vnrnor
l'uruwril adj his address jus; c"mrl"t"d.
saving that IN had l;itl" t" SAY in add
t!uu t. what had h""n - clearly and
fairly and fore, fully stated. except that
Ia. wanted to introduce one note OF Opt
I1tSrl.
AT this tim". aud in tins ronnrctin"
AID In ruu""tlou with tn" wh"." national
..lnailnu. | do not know whether al a.
,,u uuit" realize what 4 remarkable
.'rat"riral position America occupies at
'l.. present tIm". Tn" standard of cur
rrncy "r the who'll world - - t>urrd
to-day for th' first tirn" in IN" Amrri-
AN dollar. IN" financial center Of IN,
world has been transferred from London
"a Nv York. T"-d1y We don't quot.
Nfno~!cIn CURRENCY at 4 discount hut we
IN. = ~" Er"liSh ruuud 1T Si.cG nor
mll!y Si.SG; We quote the German mark
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Slpbeitatipn / gabcnraa.

aobeilraa lite SilIi. Gn TeprG.
'entont ira S~ablattnig 5lppeielifobct
! Berlin bar | biSie Gage iorbonolct
meo Opens Wiagiitrat ON Opcrtooelic
al Den berpUrenoe SlppehaI, ION
Wfagiltraten for noaen Sio liocn
fiebte al Observation-Disclosures oa
ienere iolate til SanoelSiclifabet go.
ragiiap, ct al De mango SonoelSiel.
lfaber, Der bar oannet iig Der / Vpcn
unoer Seoclie af tilfIptteoe tpife Ria-
m9ro. Sobluttnig. SeIffobets Sen.
iigt bar at BRUCE Saaen tom Mcuem.
%ltation for Den internotionole SIlppe-
rilte
-Sriltidnia-StocfboIrn. ga Ta.
raguapsS elifabct imiolertio oater at
bcnptte Sauen til Ell meget omiat.
tenoe aisoertraft 6abrif, afilog oct
at iplge. Wagiitrater CAB oereiter
Sablattnig. Selifabet 2eite ON en-
paSienbe ElooS peo Stranoen peb
Ssnocr.Gbait8ieen, bpor ser ifal
bore Eloos til s Sangarcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

SeIo bccr Gra9iuget ioretommer. Iis
oes Mtpperne utroIist; Dog gaor bets
arbcioe mere Ianglomt; men Gage oa
llsers ioelige Slitten imoo Strauos
breooen / aartuiiuoer uoisrer itsrrs
Bert, end Ell operfIaoiit S9u,ning pif
inersmme. Sc tore lIS6uIinger. iom
msoer Giet laug5 Dc oetr6iote anfter,
taller ct tboeIiet Spro9 ON Oct flboeuee
Clements arefter.
g{inore iciEefaIoeHoe er BEN tenife
Sorbiiriue; tbi 0ens @irtiombeo eaar
ND paa SpaltuiuJ og Communicating
az Sorbirbelicr. ionI ,r9oer ct mere
%iuognden0c Stuoium for rietig at fors
itaaes.
&c iteiIe Cher os so5pe az Dor.
6islee er ogida rig paa Sosfatsr al iors
itleaigartet SammeuiGtuing, Ser ofre
unoergadr Soranorirger oeo @dapirfs
ming al ~lter'ere iaItSaunenoe Gor6iueels
Ter; tbt BET er Der iom elers / 8erSen.
al ben ioGgere uaa pise @IaSieu for ben
ltertere; men GenieRs Yroeesier piger
aIoris ira fine Gobe; for Sc or iaa toHs
itante. at ingeu 6o~r6iuoelier eIer
Spdltniugsproeesier foreiun1mer, bois
life De bliper uroertlitst De famine
Goce. iom for aeutieu er oet innrme iont
adnoeorGttet for CT orgautif @Gier.
Stisut bet itte bsrsr MED til BETTE.
sr Oct oee al Su.ereSie at tilfsie. al De
biHoeree Proeesier or Iiseian usoUeus
oi9e iom De ipalieuoe; t5i mango frie
Sprer % 9aier oil berrsS opergaG ira
itahelise til usttiss Slrriussitoffer. Scr
Sr. 6umusiprer og SsruorphuI. Sns
gen pRreiiuIoe VIGuter oiI iorefoutme.
boor oisie ogtrroer. ia. Sen %Iioitneortc
er Iigeirem en- Slautsgiii ION belt
ioretommer pad oauoing Soro. boor
9uiteu iuger aSaaHs bar. os Ser sr
aisrsitniug al liseida tor gietis5so
lom anieeu ior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
3. Rrarrtt.
Sro 5arbcrs. gsinn.. 1soe SuIi 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
SseOrab.T oiten, treSae Den lite amsnt 1919.

lfuIoe mon oente, I'll nogIe faa al
S%opforncne or n9iten mobne.
6or at opnaa Warimum Bro
button ira pore 6orme, err oct nso,
penoigt az baoe goo Sorlpning al
efficient Irbeibe, ifriper ct Sarmer-
bIob. Sarmerne frGper MGno, iont
bar @riarins lom Sarmarbeiocre OF
ioritaor. bporoan 6arntarbeioe ifaI
uofsres. 6armerne snifer life
M9no, iom MI or "Ioaiins" / @pcr.
ne % er ulfiffeoe for arbeioe. 9e
er life piuige I'll at operlaoe oeroi.
iulbe Seite 90 oprt Mtaifincri iii
i~fisbesIss 9ebanoling % til at bIi
eoclost al IigeslaOe, npGroige Ser.
ioner, iom ioger no paa 6armcn
mere for at iinoe en- Ilaos, bpor De
fan faa sooe Waaltiber 90 Ell goo
Seng, emo for at gisre Iptte for iig.
- Naar Spin er pGro 20 Gents
pr. go. lepenoe @est. ifuIoe @pg
pGre p9rb $3.50 pr. @uibel for
Seonine al Spin.
- Minbit 6ierbeparten al Iecr.
lonoet paa Ell aIminoelig 6arm
ifitIoe altib bore so - beIIt aIs.
Der, glfaIfa euer S~ebfIpper. Sctte
piIoe gisre uopint aserioro goo %
goo I~eerioro beore enbba.
"Scrlb" Srer err en- "&oce",
Iom ifuIoe ~uorpobes. Ieo EIan.
mGsiigt og foritanoigt at BRUCE
~iuIbbIoos Sanbpr for 9pIin9er %
Sloffe pilOe man ON no9le iaa Gar
foa ie Ell Zig tor Soranbrine, at
baaoe Ser % Taal piIoe forunore
liz ODER, at man life buobe tpnft
mer paa oen Sing for lang Sio f..
Den.
Saar oeiaa er ser mangen Ell
6armer, ipm ms0er en- triit Seit cg
bar tibet for lit 9rliee SIib o.
Sleb. Men ba oct life Ienner iis
bperfen at ii,tre eler l%treife, 100:
"Taa'n igien!"