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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
PROF. R.C.CARPENTER DEAD
Cornell Engineering Expert Passes
Away at Ithaca

Ithaca. y. ", Jan. 20.--prof Rolla G.
Carpenter professor of experimental en-
ginCerrg. at Cornell University since
1895. died at his home here yesterday.
Professor Carpenter was born in Orion.
Mich, In 1852. He had active charge of
many large engineering construction
projects and was the author of several
works on engineering.
He directed the installation of the high
pressure fire system of Baltimore in 191 l
and installed a high pressure pumping
system in New York in 1912. He was
Judge of machinery and transportation
at the Chicago exposition in 1893, the
Buffalo exposition in 1901 and the
jamestown exposition in 1907.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
MELANCHOLY COP TRIES SUICIDE
Phones Undertaken to Come Get
Him-He's in Hospital

Newark, ". j., Jan. 2o-With two eelf-
inflicted bullet wounds near the heart,
Henry d. Ryan. q special policeman, Is
in the City Hospital in a serious con-
dition. He said he shot himself be-
cause he was melancholy.
After shooting himself Ryan called a
Newark undertaken and requested him
70 come after his body, telling the un-
dertaker he had shot himself twice under
the heart and that he would be dead
when the undertaken reached the freight
YARDS, where he is employed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Jewish Labor Mourns Iieblnecb,

Nrw York. Jan. RESOLUTIONS ex-
Leibknecht, leader of the Spartncus
group # Socialists in Germany WHO
was recently killed in Berlin we're
In"isS" In,yisS al me closing session of the
JeWlsh Labor. Congress here yesterday
other resolutions called for the wiz
drawal of Allied troops from pmssio
ana FOR representation of Russia NJ tbn
Peace Conference >"0'''' at 'He
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

personal triumph. In the middle of
a number, the other night, the dancing
master clapped his hands violently to-.
gethcr.
Take 'em down TO the end Of the
room, boys" he said II can tell three
minutes ahead Of time when things
are going to go wrong. That man on
the end didn't have a thought in his
head. He would have smeared the
entire number" l was the man on
the end.
Copyright, 1919, bV Frederick A. Stokes Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Boston Paws Liebknecht Tribute

Boston. Jan. 2o,--TwO thousand peo-
pie a, labor defense league conference
here yesterday stood for one minute as
"A silent tribute" to the memory of
Karl Licbknecht and Rosa Luxembourg
the German Spartacan leaders. The
meeting adopted resolution. copies of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

w XTHETHER the time is ripe for
wv you to buy a piano or not is
question you probably
think nobody can answer except
yourself. but those who are watching
the market say that this is piano
season. and that there are more
,iano "plums' ripe for the picking
han there will be later on. At &. j.
Hoppe e. Son, 1117-l9 Chestnut
street, limited number of used Up
right and Grand pianos are to be
disposed of on terms within reach of
the most modest pocketbooks. OF
course, there are many styles and
finishes among them; you simply
"pay your money and take your
choice and the majority are high
grade makes that short while ago
it would have been impossible to
procure at the present low figure.
VXTHEN pottery was first made,
" nobody knows, but through
w succeeding ages it has passed
through many stages, reaching its
latest and highest development in
the Rookwood Vellum Ware, sold
exclusively in Philadelphia by Bailey,
Banks g. Biddle Company. This va
riety of Rookwood Mat Glaze, the
fruit of long experiment, differs
from all others in that it is devoid
of luster, though without dryness,
and both to the touch and to the
eye its fineness is suggestive of
ivory. Hitherto, by reason of their
heaviness, little decoration was pos
sible in mat glazes, but the Vellum
has all the qualities formerly only
possible under brilliant glaze, and
on the tall graceful vases or jars Of
varied shapes the beautiful shadowy
landscape designs, in soft colors, are
indescribably subtle and charming
under the delicate texture of the new
glaze.
r OOK back, if you can, over the
last forty years, and see the
IL change that has taken place
not only in fruits themselves, but in
the variety and quantity obtainable
at all times. Until fairly recently
fruit lovers had to content them
selves with those in season, and as
winter in the North produced moth
ing they were then compelled to
either go without or fall back upon
dried, canned or preserved substi-
tutes. Today the successful results
of modern methods of cultivating
handling and transporting perish
able fruits may be seen at Henry r,
Hallowell & Sons, Broad below
Chestnut street, where in the dead
of winter are most of the varieties
enjoyed in summer; exquisite straw
berries, oranges and grapefruit from
Florida, many kinds of beautiful
pears and apples from the West and
imported grapes and pineapples.
r THE CHESTNUT ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

which win be sent to President Wilson,
Secretary of Labor Wilson and the clerk
OF the United states Supreme Court urg-
ing that political prisoners be liberated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
TO PREVENT
Spanish Influenza
ROCHELL'S ANTOS

4 most powerful, harmless, antiseptic
mouth wash and Eargle. Price 30 cents al
Evans's. Gmhcls' and frst-class drug
stores.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Every and then Philadelphia who have settled
outlying of the city, discover" Chestnut the
Chestnut Whenever
and apprecatve Of their find their fellow
lost the wilderness of this metropolis
that these shops there better
vcnites and that it cheaper
than elsewhere This has the experience of who have
written letters of thanks for the suggestions
"Seen in the Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Spoii'
THE tale of the Three Wise Men
Il has been told many times, but
the story is vet to be written
of the three Wise Women who fur
nished their houses throughout from
the Philadelphia Art Galleries and
Auction Rooms. southeast corner of
Fifteenth and Chestnut streets.
Here from time to time, on the Sec
ond floor, are held sales of the bet
ter class of furniture and household
embellishments, usually the effects
Of prominent people whose estates
are being settled, and under these
circumstances china, glass, draper
les, rugs. paintings and suits and odd
pieces of furniture are apt to go at
a sacrifice. There are also regular
auctions of less valuable miscella-
neous household appointments and
furniture every Monday at 10 a. m.
on the third floor. Last week it was
government property, articles used
by the U. S. Housing Corporation.
TT is not often that men have an
opportunity of buying fine fur
nishing goods at low prices, but
beginning today there will be a real
and genuine reduction of these arti-
cles at Jacob Reeds Sons, 1424-26
Chestnut street. The sale consists
of number of broken lines and in
complete assortments of things that
sold briskly at the regular price, and
as the volume of goods is limited it
will not last long. Neckwear, silk or
cotton half hose, pajamas, madras
and silk shirts, underwear, sweaters,
house coats, bath robes, waistcoats,
gloves, toilet cases, silk REFERS and
wool motor scarfs are included in
the sale. All the merchandise is
thoroughly high class-the usual
Reed standard-and is especially ad-
vantageous to purchasers at this
time, when the general tendency of
the market is still upward.
w THO would go back to an old
w time sink? Enameled ones
w are the only kind wanted in
modern kitchens; but, pretty and
sanitary as they are, they have one
drawback-their frailty. When
heavy pots are continually smashed
down on them something unpleasant
is bound to happen, unless thew are
protected by Vanderbeck Sink
Rack from the Housefurnishng
Store of j. Franklin Miller, 1912
Chestnut street. Made in two sizes
of retinned wire, electrically soldered
and smooth to wash, there are no
Joints or crevices to collect grease.
The rounded corners conform to the
sink and hot water keeps the rack
sweet and clean, while its rubber
feet prevent slipping, scratching,
chipping or marking of the porcelain
sinks and raise the dishpan to a de-
sirable height for dish washing with
! out backaches.
RECT ASSOCIATION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

ORIENTAL rugs, whether an
~ tique or modern, make such a
strong appeal to our esthetic
sense that we lose ourselves in con-
templating their marvellous beauty
of design and coloring, and care not
greatly when, where or by whom
they were made. To Fritz e. La
Rue, 1924 Chestnut street, many Of
the finest efforts of the artists and
craftsmen of the East have found
their way, and in their spacious
showrooms, under the rays of pure
sunlight, we gaze upon handsome
rugs with vines twinirg in and out
among exquisite flower forms: upon
rugs with strange geometrical
figures; upon devotional praver
rugs: or rugs with poetic butterfly
scrolls and delicate drifting cloud
waves. But study them as we NAV
thew never fullv weld their secrets.
and their Oriental mysticism battles
US to the end.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
SrGo7uh1 8ocM

A CCIDENTS do not always have
" disastrous results. BY acci-
dent the elevator carried me to
the upper floor of A. Pomerantz &
Co., 1925 Chestnut street; curiosity
then impelled me to get off and see
what was going on, for it looked as
busy as a beehive. I soon discov-
cred I had wandered into the Print
ing and Binding Department, and
never before had realized the scope
Of work done on those two floors.
They are thoroughly equipped for all
classes of binding and commercial
nrinting, such as Booklets, billheads.
dialogues, etc. The machinery, of
he latest type, was most interest
ng, particularly those doing special
uled forms for Public Accountants
and Cost Engineers, and in the En-
craving Department everything in
engraving is handled. from the
smallest card to the most elaborate
announcement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

VERY man who has been
II "roughing it" in camps or
- abroad. every woman who has
been bearing her share of the worlds
work; every person. in fact, who has
been too busy to think Of self. has
now earned the right to relax and
enjov the comforts so long forerone
And the first one to indulge in should
be the most comfortable of COM
forts-an English sofa from the ex-
tensive furniture department of
Joseph G. Darlington e. Co., 1868
Chestnut street. These are velvet or
tapestry covered. luxurious, overup-
holstercd. down-flled pieces, with
three cushioned seats and soft arms
and hacks. Coupled with a we'll
stocked 2O-inch- high mahogany book
and magazine stand from the same
department, can you think of any
better way to pass an evening?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

ct H. FL have been told by
]. persons who know (or think
they do) that those initials
tell their own story, but I have "me
doubts" so will interpret. They are
the trade name for the famous J. H.
Flickinger Brand of Canned Fruits,
sold by E. Bradford Clarke Com
nany, 1920 Chestnut street, and there
! really might stop, for every one
does know how delicious they are,
but ! cannot resist the temptation
Of adding a word or two. Grown
under the most favorable conditions
at San Jose, CAL. in orchards that
are tended as carefully as home gar
dens. these Bartlett pears, apricots,
peaches, green cages and white
Royal Anne cherries are allowed to
properly ripen on the trees before
being plucked, and are then canned
on the spot before having time to
spoil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
s.. 9. Glnnien % Tlcnsbors.

S%lenaborg, 6te Sftober. WeQem.
Ileapi9lf llopaIg bar uOienot felgen,
De Eroteit:
"@iennem Oen oltpife Tre&ie saar
/ Oisie Gage Ell llotalelie al Mtag;-
tier $. .. Glallien, Ger bar pprct
icnot til Euris ionl Den banife StatS.
uoIenOilgs lagfpnbigc H%auogipcr +,
Oct ile5uIglfe Spprgsmaul, ON at
6%lenaborg finn bar ct onnlt Wln0re-
tai, Iom er Ell bnnlf aolonl / Ell tpit
@p poa iomme Maaoe iom aieI %
&cmburg.
III Dc oanifc SlenSborgere isle5
oerme llotalelie ON Gbr. EaulienS,
@ltltap Sobonnicns % Seslens @n,
Iom / 1867 lten1tc Oanif, % Iom ira
@pen5 @runOlGggeIie til Den Gag .
Dag bar tuulnct pppiie Ell lipsfrnf.
tig GanItbeo, ion Ell bitter &aun %
llret, % pun DC ounlfc S%lenSborgc.
res Gegne neolGgger ri Ell barmiul0
Snoiigelle moo, at 2anomGnO lepe-
rer pore MoOitalocre Snabell / Dor
aigisreuOc Stamp for at naa bienl
til port SGorelano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Oiplomatiet.

Sc Sorcl,eoe Staters WiniItcr til
Scbipei5, g. q. Stopau, bar inoicnot
Inieguing ON Ififeb. g(iifeosanlsg-
ningen blcp inbienot for oper TO Waa-
neoer iioetl, men paa 8runo al Gre-
'ioent @iliors Spgopm er Sen enonl1
life blcpet inouilget.
WfiniltcrenS &enner pplpier, at
Der. Stobna, iom bar inoebopt oenne,
iiGr unoer &rigen, iaa anipnrsiuIoe
Stialng, M snifer at trrffe fla til
ba9e til lit Stem / Sapan,ob Ga.
st Telegram fra Som meobclcr ct
I~orlpoenoe ON, at ben apoltoIiife
9elegat / DC Scr, Stater, Woriianor
@ioponni, / ell npr Ssrenitio bill BIZ
bicmfalot, iOct Yape Benedict ifal
bape i'inoc at uon9pne bant til CT
heicre glnbcbe, fsr ban opbsier ham
til &QrNinQl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07

en-, fees of barre opigrt paa 1rogrom-
met iolu Ell al 1oIerne.
gngnteiter H. Is. Gualep bar
facet aontroft poa SpiereIien al ct
mt SilS oppe PED @pens Yorf for
Rot @onan, iom npIig ioIgte lit Sus
poa Goit groabmap. 6orcIpbig oil
Nonon % Somilie DO / @urtis' Sus
pon @cit Scfierion Strcct, Ion &c
bar lctet.
Otter bbno Der meboele8 ira
San Sronciaco bleu iiOite Sgroag
Vaitpr % WrS. 6. 90. Stcn5ruo5
Cater Sn9cborg rgtcoict iii Nrtmr
SOFTER. &c er begge ficnote / Sc.
coroh. @ru0aommen orabucrcoe peo
Gutbcr GoacQe / 1917. &c ifol bo.
iUttc iig I Gan 6ronci8co.
Naiior 5. ". FrellS / Iinnc
apoIi5 bIeo forrige lloe ranlntet al
parolntiif Slog. @roocren, YroieS.
ior FreuS, oQ &uitru her / @pen
rcIitc itror oi6op. Otter boao hi M
berer ira W~tinncnpoli5, CT Eaitor
Ereu9 pna NeorinqcnS Nci, OF ser
cr aoot Saab ON bans iuloitGnoiae
NeIbre0ellc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
6alnIe ."6utter".

Itlanta, Ga, 3. lite Nopbr. 81
IuiS- Gutter, al bpilfe Den enc, 6,
Z. &ellp, er 73 gar, OF Den anoen
". NJ. Somfin, 70 9lnr, antaoclio
DC TO Gloe "NcmsbopS" / @eroeu, roo
igaar / 3lammcri. DC galrle Scamp.
bancr blep imiolertiO al Eolitiet ifili
40, fsr DC iif giort binanben nogcrr
llGplleprroig Sfaoe, % arreitercoc
for "u%orbcntlig Spipriel".
gegge cr Spoitnt3peterarer, oa Den
enc al Dem fortalte ! Yolitiretteil at
ban life boDoe "inlagt Ell Grade
paabt" / belle lit Gip. Gcnne Grille
ring bapoe Ell ipnlig formiloenoe
Snoilpbelie paa 0ommeren, TOM ga
DC bapoe "ihafeb bonos" o. erflpret
Jig for &ellner % bel forligte igicn,
loo Dem gaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Oiitance. %SIvpninocn.

MuihinQtou 3. lite NoObr. Gen
5,iO2 Dill longc 9iitanccilpuning,
ouer aontincntet % tilboge igicu, al
ililtIc0ca igaur me0 Nnfomlten al
CberitIsitnant s.. s.. @artnep oQ Spit
nant u. y. Nngbp til W}iueolu, q. g.,
% al %eitnnnt II. 2. Nortbington til
Snn TronciSco, Sal.
III De 81 Glnpcre, ionl toa Gel /
&onteItcu, bar Der blot s, iom Iulos
iertc IIuuninQen, ncmlig &oitnont
MtnDnaro, &optein s. 8. G~onoIoiou,
&optein @orpeu $. Smitb, Gaptcin
Nlcrunocr EcarIon, &eitnnnt Carl
Mtnu2clman CberitIeitnollt Nortncp,
Eoitnort @a9bp o9 &%sitrnrt @ortD-
lnQton.
@oltnant @cIpin ". Ntannaro,
"ocu iluocnoc Brett, bar ocn icrite,
ION gioroc Hciicn bnaoe ircm og til
boGc - ira Yiincola I'll Snn 6ruu
% ira Snm 6ronci3co til Wti
o. ban oniooea ionl icIpifrepcn
Scicrbcrrc Get piicr liz iniolertio,
at 10 olorc Tlpocre bou0e Qiort Hei
len / Ell tortcre oftucl 6lnuctiO, ian
Wapraro nltiaa blcp go. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
80 bons 20 oGo.
%iounocrlia Teturo for Snqlia 9Gg.
ming al W1.
HI / cucr ) lGn nnl

Seq if I cler ) 9Gq ON Goacu /
fol0t NeIr al 30 Sens. %uocu ii
Gage citer al bare bcQpuot al br,rlc
MroooIl'S Ntaf cm can if lea Is
9Gl. "a ira bcn Sio al iii lea ira is
til % 9Gl meo iomme Spautrm al
Sober, Set uorcttcoc a~ffurat buao
Gc opcrtercoe. AIRS. Greo Z.
Schmidt, Temperance. Micb.
MrS. @raut Scott al Srocr.
Soma, mcIoer, at heuocS Ncner Tor.
s8ehe i'm 2TGning ira , 9uiiu iii
- Ci,iiu pr. llge, &lnoreoe Al Sc.
cornb, Yoiteu"S Soierc bar bruat
Qtot EN- Sop, % lca har nloriu baut
ell eucite Infe ira Dem. Wtr. Watt.
Homriua. Sarriior. Ntout., Tiger bar,
bar iuuoet oct gobt for 9G~aproouf
ton. $. $. Sbompiou SSico, @iS.,
tiger, az oct braatc hans Soner iii at
lrapc belle Gintcrcn. Oct cr aoran.
terct at ubrcttc oct ionme Tor ola,
cIlcr Ncngcuc tilba9cbctolt llhcn ri,
ocrc Spprpsmaol. Seub 500 Tor
nit ipccieuc aumbiuutiouatilbuo al
10 |atfcr (S1.o0 &Grbi ior $1,000,
i|uruobctalt. NQcn 4. @oooaI,
Youltrp Rcmeop erpcri 2l46 Sen.
nepin Ape,, minneapolis, Wiur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07

Wmcrifas
trn9tbarcitc @abeplet.

5loribas Trust= us 5armlano
pep Safe George % ct. Spbn's
Gloer. | centrale Slurioa. 6pot
SanO, ~lfitfet for @rDnia9er, 1arms
prooutter, Ippeliiner @rape sSruit,
Ser og l9rlig for Opbretnina al
Sl9rtre, @riie ua &ueg. Oct bar
ct Sllma bel itiffet iur unse Mens
METER Der nil tiene Yenee, for gam
ie 6plt Der bill leoe lenoe ua Ipr
lg9e 6olt Der oil blipe frilfe. Gam
Oct er belis9enbe ner 5rauspurtes
ring Dper 6luoen o. meb Sernbas
ne, 70 Wil ignoeniOr Saficnuiae,
ct al De oafreite Steoer / 6loriou.
Ger er Sperfloo al Geen, inaen
Sr9nering, ln9en Srriaatiun, 9Obe
Sele, ltor SnOlig al IA 3pa6rat=
mil % ner ct. Subn's Giper mo-
t%llrlflpnne 2anoeuei, en- 25O W2i(
lang Tei, bp9set al Muriteu %
Isfdlt. vi bar ct 5000 Icres
SanoItptte ner ct bel bebu9aet
Gabolag. 9anbet er irit for @Ielo,
Statterne betalt o. inaen Naenters
Sommisiion. Snteresiereoe oil be-
.Da9e at tllltrlue mig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
9ecDrab % Smegn.
%aifcr &clfpmitfcit i WlenruOOp.

Se10aq rem 2ocn Ron. boIoteo
1uutS &cItomiticlt 'or De blcmtonme
Sol0atcr @]ontoppiom % @Ien.
MOOD N}cuigbeoer. 6eltcu bc9pnote
nnco iulIc> @uo2ticuelte / @!enpoob
alrtc, Duor Qaitor Haamua'en holot
Tcitpru0tfcn % @o'tor CIa' %rcult
uororte GItcrtienclten. Aplnoerors
cnlnlcn icrucrcoc uomcrtet Ytlooag
/ Oct prugtigc llnqOomaIoIale, meo
9Gr,sboro orttr' Tor Sol0atcrnc og
ocre2 @uiuucr "a EorUINrc. Dor
ocuc bar lmoQ'uIot prnoct mco
@Iomitcr "a Stag,
aI. , iortiottcs Soften mco (aler
al u. 5pcbotfcn, Yoilor Ctto
Schmiot Dr. : II. NorIi % Sol.
Oaternc Arthlr Gee % C@tar Sep
linen. ajrfctorrt ira @allton mco
Nii2 2cifpoIo iom SoIIit, %arncto
ret ira @lcWooO % YIano&torct ira
@Icuwooo AIGococ GoriomIlnGen
mcO patfcr Sang,
Wiu0ctalcn opcr DC 'aIonc % oooc
Soloatcr bolotc2 al Stcncta %rclt
0lai 9rcpif. MIia Stella ScurpIc
bar Crganiit.
Gen itore Sirfc por fDlOt til
GrUuQicI, % mango tluloc lftc tom
me inb. Gitcrot 6citcn por int, Sit
SoIoatcrne % Mtono9torct til De 10
9irfcQonroc % InQOc Hronic pau
@rtbur Nioe2 % 9Iribur Nnoerlou2
@rooc. &c bIcp itcoi tilbpiIc bicm
ME, mcocn2 gIbcrt NulporiOn %
benjamin Nia cr bcgrouct / 6rant
rigc,
Carer @]epiuuCu pocrratte Ealtor
SIaI %rcuif Ell Nen9cgaoc poa $50
ira De 'alont2 Humcratcr til Wti2
ioul Wtin0e ON Dem, iom luIot
arjNcn. @omlc Hoct@uoIo, ocn
iioit gicnlcprroc Soloot ira Glen
MOOD ! @or8crfrjgcn, par ]9Grca0lrit
lulotr 6citcu. u. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07

gene piI blipc brii9t inoen 9ountpet
men Ell bis Vrocent fol oilGttcS til
Qptfclie al Smfoitningcruc til He'
Srpientatiou / @aihington for at
paoIc, at Sormernes SntereSier Der
~ItlstteS poa tilberlig Bis.
@lonbt Dem. iom er ubIeltot iii at
arbpioe Tor Saecl rllrot / Stoten,
cr Sen n%eIficrote Tanife, Gcter BE.
~tcricr, Ell 9ro6cr al Ben nanngietne
San0eripbc @nnsicu Nerremsle.
4ir. Fetcricn bar / Ssritningen al
ll9cu meb ao0t 0cl6 uirfet Tor BE.
pugclfcn ! Wtnhiion 3onnibip. San
bar Tor arbeihct / andre Gountper /
Stntcr ) en- Santtalc. oi banDe mco
bant 'trar cftcr bans gnfoWIt til
Npcn / Wanoa03, iortaltc ban o5,
at poa ioa lluOtogeIicr nPr ~iliiticr
Tormernc liz til OrguniIationcn
opcroIt. Som GrCnpel poa, bpor.
0an De itiucr iia Ill Sagcn / De Conn
tuer, bOor ban lsr har uirtet, nPul-
re ban, Of / @cncalee Somuiblp, Ser
70 @oroo Goumtn, huor oct er 113
Tarmcrc, hapbc 1t2 ifrepet iig inc
iom Wfc0lcnmer. 5 Benton Gountv
hau0c Wir. Vetericn plrtct bIorlot De
9}orite OF inmtlige 81 Iarmerc /
Tlorencc Sonnibip hapoc ~iIIlttet iig
til. s Gunner Tomnibip, @ucba
nan Gountu, bdpoc 81 al 81 Sarme
re telnct Tia iom MeoIcmmcr
Wfr. Eetcricu cr en- / &anomano3s
iorholoc mcQct lu~terc@icret Wtono -
en- riQtia Enpc pau en- lp9uaagcn
remitriotypculiq oanif Sanomano
~ o9 ban cr 6oGmano ban0c / alt,
'om nnanar Tormlng % | Cr9nnlla
Sfigut bonlf pau lin Nala cr
han U9tc omcrifonlt Entriot % bcn-
unocr AriQcu Cpmertiomhe
BEN pQa liz lem en- al pore melt Iagtc
)atriotiitc (olcrc. Wa1Ge her il
Suuntpet nil crin0rc hunl ira hans
0ptrrben inm 8aler / gccoroh
1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Mcrc ont Sm~otGgtsTatten.

Slnans0epurtementctS 9ureul, OF
SntcrnaI Ncpcnle fortiGtter / llgen
i'm Sffelttliggisrelie al De ~l,oarbeioe.
DC Sp8apcr ooer oen / Iaret 1917
optrGpcre Snotngtsifot. Set irem-
gdar beraf at Ser / nGpnte glar bar
4 Ser Ioner / be Sorcneoe Stater ser
boboe ell Nettoinotpgt al 5 Wiaios
ner Collars ON G(aret eler oper set
@elsb. Zen gienneminitlige Ssnb.
tGgtsifat, bper al bisle fire Terioner
betaite, bcleb iig til S4,937,731.25,
iom reprGienterer Sfatten paa c,
NettoinbtG9t for De fire Yerioner al
tiliammcn $57,242,379.
sl,ltallet al IerIoncr Ser ongap
Snbtpatcr al 2,0O0-2,5O0 Collars
ON Iaret nar 3t1,525, Ser bctalte
gienneluinitlig en- Sfat al $11.37
pr. Srbipio. Naerbeiit bar Sen alas.
ie Sfattcpoere Der aneap Nettcino.
tTgter al 3,000-i,000 Collars ON
Iaret, IntaIet al bisie bar 1856.
431, Der angap Ell N~ettoinbtnat al
tiliomnlen $1,225,167,24S, bporaf
De betalte elenneminitlig / Sfat
$3.50 pr. Snoipio.
gntolct al SfattepIistise Ser OFT,
gap Hcttoinot9gter al 4,000-5,000
Collars ON Iaret par 1856 meo
Snbtrgter al tillammen 1897 ,6S5,.
500. Sfatten berpaa belsb iig til
SS,4S1,20t, Der ubsisr en- 8iennent.
initsifat al 79.l9 pr. Snbipib.
6or De itore SllbtGsters 9cotom.
menoe angau 255 Terioner en- Iet.
toiubt9et al a00,000-750,OO0
Collars ON aaret. elsie betalte Ell
@ienneminitsifa al 1853, 794.S 4
pr, Snbipib. Nitti perioner al,aap
SnbtGgter al 100000 Minion
Collars ON Iaret % betalte Ell
@ienueminitsitat al $249,94S.3 30
pro periona. gntallet al Yeripner
Der ansap HettoinotGster al 1 Wfil-
Iion-1,5O0.00O ON Iaret bar 81.
&per al bisie betalte aienneminitlig
ell Sfat al 360,75S Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Gn fra 49,.

6orlcocn iplote Geitrup Soena
rlbitc S~nobpgger, Sens Serenien,
ifelge "Gibc Stiftst." SO Nlar,
@amle Sens Serenien er fsot i Sol.
berg / Gibe Nmt / 4aret 1926. 81
Iereoe Iom uug Ytano fom ban til
SenoeripllanO. Otter at ban Iaret
1868 bar bleuen gilt meo Irnc &a-
tbrine Sdmibt ira SfGrbGf, fisbts
ban ct Iioct Smoboclsiteo i 0reot
Sogl, bpor ban boeoe / ilere Iar.
Otter &oneuS 500 orog ban til %.
"trip % Dor III hos Sennen, Sans
Sprenien, hpor ban faar en- 900 %
bpggellg Hlcic. @nmle Sells 81,
renieu, ionl Dar n"itlelt i'm @Grne.
pligt Ueo NrtlQcrlct / 3%lpbenbaun,
cr Getcrnn ira Srraarafrigcn % bat
pGrct meo i Slagene peo Slteo %
Sreoericia. Sgjenenm mango trang,
Nar bar ban beuaret @aabet ON
Spnoerjpllanos @iurforening meO
Moocrlonbct, Sorboabcutlig bllpcr
set bam iprlrlot at ie Snnncbro8
gan tjltops paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s Anleoning al bans @GOers0a3
poieoe Ser nlouge 0ancbrog ouar
Sgitrup gp - til itor 0lpoe ior
ocn trofnltc 8nnlle.