davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-11-07

Nigh, trolley car step. The shert sAaEt = ~
snsver to this problem. Moreover, Il 10 5ust -
3edest, every bit "a. ~ ths tight, moro sxsple
skirt Anyone who has watched woman board
trolley car, one with Q particularly high step.
not . so-called "hobble-skirt" car now used gen
orally has noticed that the very tight skirts 60
way up above the knees and cause men to look.
inquisitivey. But the short ones, not being tight
at the bottom, cannot 60 any further. And ths
men don't look because they have already SEEN
what there 10 to see, II they saw the lady On The
street q moment before she boarded the car.
Some Of the Exhibits"
But Judge Of this Tor yourself. Look at the
photographs reproduced this page. And slss
note the varying style of beauty in the legs Of
Mrs. Rodu Irfnescu, wife of prominent engineer
Of Bucharest, and in those Of Miss Audrey Car
rington Norman Of Richmond, Va. Mrs Trim
escu's ankles are perfectly in accord with hsr
well-turned, calves; but . mere glance shows that
they would have looked out Of place on the slim
ner and differently shaped calf Of Miss Norman.
whose legs are just rs pretty, however, the pho
tographer asserts Isn't 1t fact, too, that the
leg part Of the portrait Of Miss Norman fills out
the picture better than the costume Of hand
knitted silk and wool mixture, trimmed with an
with gold braid from Switzerland, which she b
wearing. After all, those Scotch heather stock
ings hold the eye, don't they?
Would you prefer this sort Of beauty to that
Of Miss Christie Anderson Of Missouri, who
startled Washington recently with her trousef
boomers? $50
II none Of these legs proves to you the neces-
sity of their presence in q portrature, glance at
those Of Mile. Bourgeois dite MestiEguett, the
French danseuse, WI links SO much OF hers
thst sic has mad them INSURE for 100000.
Would not such slim &c. graceful legs ft well in
any portrait! Would Q portrait of ner, be COM
rlete without the legs! '--
The Washington times., 1920-11-07

neirhbors wife on the mantel- she'll Of her home,
You, Of course, pay just much attention to the
legs a. to the faces.
II think that if the photographer had told her
10 cross her legs bit differently it would have
better displayed the contour Of that calf" you
will say. And your gentleman friend then may
reply, "Wel, maybe he wanted to show more OF
her ankle. You see, it is quite slim and exceed.
ingly, pretty. And As for fat calves. Why,
there's nothing particularly charming in them. ;"
And you won't think anything more about car.
rying on such q conversation than you did when
you said some years back, "If the profile wers .
bit sharper IL would show up the character 81 her
face better Then, too, the swan-like feature Of
her neck is utterly sighted Some Of these pho
tographers are SO stupid" To which your CON-
panion answered, "Well, maybe the photographs
had reason for it Perhaps he didn't wsnt =
show too much Of her neck, you See"
Soms say that the bathing suit has had much
to do with the new portrsiture Of the fashionable
woman Of today. Down at the beach, where one
met all her friends, one-piece bathing suits dis.
played all the charms endowed upon her by M
ture.
OF course, most Of the foregoing ofssrs s.suss
for what those whom the fashion has shocked.
declare to be the abandonment Of womanly diff.
dence. But there reasons for It, good reasons.
too, and logical ones, that disprove anything that
is not modest In the new portrait, even though
It appears startlingly Ingenious Getting in and
out Of public conveyanees and private automo-
biies has torn many, many expensive elothsA
How oftsn have you heard that ham rip. Expen-
sivs gowns have often been ruined by an extra
The Washington times., 1920-11-07

been 1t to before BASKET ball, for sinstsncei
Hand ball, hiking, mountain climbing, bicycling!
And they found that II they were bit higher
that they could indulge in these sports without
buying special costumes or emulating the Heaven
~ Twins. originators of boomers for bike riders.
So, up they went bit higher
But even that four inches above the ankle
didn't quite answer the demand Of the American
girl. She had lost her mincing step. She wanted
to stride right out, like a man, II we may say %;
she wanted to escape from such limitation Is
the hobble skirt. Sol She cut the Gordian knot
with a pair Of scissors and made a slit up the
sides At the same time she sent the skirt Dit
higher.
Fashion Barred Dfmpled Knee
Then came the var, when the great hue ana
<ry were for economy In all things. Mhadys
tailor saw a great chance. That skirt went up
to the calf. And now
Well, that's how It happened that legs c ".
now part Of the portrait Picture 1t yourseit;
You have come to recognize the legs OF the E'fi
who lives down the street equnliy rs well as ne.
faee. I'm fact, when you mentally photograph
.nv woman You know yo,A include the ankle ana
the calf and. sometimes, even the knee ! or tns
sbort sock fashion barred many dimpied khes ~
ths public., So, isn't it logical that when you ~
. p;cture of the girl nearby or see one u ''.'
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25
SOME OF NEW YORK'S PHII.AN-
TROPIC INSTITUTIONS SUP
PORTED BY THE FEDERATION

Forty eight thousand children were
cared for during 1919 thru the Fed
Grafton for Support of Jewish Philan-
Ihropic Societies of New York. and
Sl.2JO,000 was spent to care for them.
These figures wern made public by the
federation. which is now conducting Il
campaign to raise S1.7OO.O0O to meet
the deficit of its ninety affiliated in
situations in 1920. These figures an
rounccd include the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum on Amsterdam Avenue and
13Sth Street and the Hebrew Shelter
ing and Guardian Society at Pleas
Hntvillc. y. y. the two largest Jew
ish orphanagcs in the world. Hospitals
supported by the federation cared for
%GI.S11 persons in their wards and dis.
Icnsaries mt n cost of approximately
$1.S00.0OO. Mount Sinai. which is said
to be Che greatest hospital in the
world. cared for 1900 persons in its
wards during 1919 and for 1S600O
thru its dispcnsary. The Montefiore
Home and Hospital cared for $500
aged persons and chronic invalids in
its hospital and home and cndcavorcd
10 care for 600 persons in its snna-
torium. The total cost of running
the ninety institutions in 1919 was
SI.GOO,OOO, of which a major portion
was provided thru the federation. Felix
II. Warburg is President of the Fed
Grafton.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25
PROFESSOR EINSTEIN'S APPEAL
FOR REFUGEES IN GERMANY

pr,foSsor L>;ns,o;, ,h,. oroo, .;o,
t;st H. n,.o,.;,o bi,,sol, ,;,o.,
,.h,m,i,n of bis ,o,,o,. laws 10 :,
up,rly moved by ,be ,,nduion nj tbc
low. /, Enron. amt :, ,.;,orou, a..
,ioIo In tho por,;no, ,r,oa,,,,, H., moi,
damus tb. ,,,rootor.d ov,r,.;o, fro,,
C.ruonr -, ,h, lavish rofro.o., ,r,,,
Eos,er, ruro,o Tho .ot;on la ola
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sans i,,o tho d.n,hs If ,os,o;,.. .,a
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wv '"''s
an '' '''n' 'e'''"' ''-
'''S'' i-'''''e'h s"'" recent! 'iat the
news WHY" mas pee" p"oiisie" 10 'he
eiiee' that he expected 10 settle Ill
'eroS"ieii as teacher OIL the new
university Is without foundation.
Morning Is further from my inten-
tons. l am exceedingly happy here in
Berlin. The news to which l refer
probably arose from the fact that, as
a Jew, l naturally take very keen
interest in the Jewish University at
Jerusalem. But the possibility of my
being teacher there is excluded. be-
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25
TRINIDAD, COLO.

by our Special Correspondent G. Il. ).
great number of Trinidad people is
that of the wedding of Mr.. Arthur
Cohn of this city and Miss Dorothy
iIarband of Los Angeles, Calf, which
took place last Thursday evening at
the home of The brides parents in that
city. Mr. and Mrs. Conn are now OH
IN extended wedding tour on the Pa
cific coast and will return to Trinidad
about the middle of March,
The bride is of one of the best
known families OF the southern Cali
torniu city. Mr.. Cohn is the son or
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Coln Of this city
and associated in business with his
uthcr in the Hub clothing store and
is one of the best known of the young
business men of this community.
Last Sunday the B'nai Birth Lodge
held an open meeting and social at
their rooms in Temple AarOn-after
the initiation of seven candidates. The
evenings program was as follows:
Past presidents address by Mr.. Leo
pold Sanders; remarks by VIM. II.
Goldblatt of Denver; Abraham Lin
coin by Rabbi Schreiber. Several de
l,ghtful selections were given by the
Gate City Quartctte. Debate-Re-
solvcd-The war has been Il benefit to
the Jews: Affrmative-ltoSe Kahn.
Bessie Poliak: Negntive-Percy Poliak,
Sol Poliak; Rebuttal-Itita b. San
ders. The decision was in favor of the
affirmative.
Closing remarks by President Jack
|. Bell. Delicious refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the pro
gram.
Mrs Simon Sanders and sister. Mrs
l'hil Prayer spent II few days in Den
yer last week at the Hotel Savoy.
Mr.. Max PASSOVER has returned
from Il pleasure trip to Chicago. Mrs
Rascower will remain Il few weeks
longer.
Mr.. George Prayer is in FL Paso
on Il short business trip.
The A. b. c. club was entertained
last Wednesday M the home of Mrs.
Chas. Epstein. The next meeting will
he with Mrs. \. J. Sanders.
Mrs. NJ. J. Goldsmith has returned
from II three weeks visit at the home
of Mrs. Gilbert Roscnwald in Las
Vegas.
Mrs. Jennie We'll entertained num-
her of her friends at Bridge last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave COIN are visit
Ing ut the home of their daughter
Mrs. Jack Bell prior. to their leaving
for California 10 make their future
home at Los Angeles.
Mr.. NJ. j. Goldsmith has returned
from his eastern buying trip.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mrs. Samuel Isaacson leaves next
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. A.
Stein Of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis lsaacSon We're
the hosts TO their card cub Wedncs-
day evening.
Miss Anna Kaufman left Tuesday
for IA trip TO New York and fakes this
means of bidding her friends good
bye.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Gold
stein was the scene of Il very pretty
wedding Thursday evening when their
daughter. Effie was married to lsidor
.. Berger. Rabbi s. Halpern per
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. Mayer celebrated
their wedding anniversary by enter
tanning the anniversary club Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Michaelson have
returned from n months trip to the
east. most of which was spent in New
York City.
Miss Rose GoalstOne and Mr.. Jack
Wagner We're married Sunday. Feb.
18th at the ''Argonaut HOTEL DIR.
Kauvar Officiated at the ceremony
which took place in the pink room.
After the ceremony Il wedding supper
was served in the dining room. After
March list. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner will
he ut home at Grcybull. Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. \. NJ Lyman We're the
hosts of Il well appointed dinner Mon
day evening.
The engagement of Miss Jeanette
Levinthal to Sigfried Iiilb has been
announced.
Mrs Kohn left for California last
Wednesday for a few months visit.
Mr. and Mrs Max Fischer left for
New York Sunday for IL short trip.
is just recovering from IL severe spell
of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen entertain
ed the anniversary club Of which they
ere members Wednesday evening
Dr. and Mrs. Harry y. Krohn left
for California. Dr. Krom will prob
ably return within Il month. Mrs.
Krohn will make an extended stay.
Miss Minnie Willcns, field secretary
of the Aid Association of Ex-Patients,
whose contract has expired, is spend
ing two very pleasant weeks with her
relatives and friends in New York
City She is expected nome Thurs
day, the 2Tth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack ID. Milstein have
moved to their new home at 2S66 Bell
aire street. where they will he pleased
10 see their friends.
Mrs. Laura Grosscr and Mrs. Max
Strassburg of Trinidad are visiting
relatives in the city.
The Florence Taussig cub met with
Mrs. +. \. Cohn last Friday. This club
which Miss Taussig had led during
her life time. has since her death five
years ago continued its work con-
scientiously without leader 1t is
doing excellent work.
Mrs. l.. J. Bumnan has returned
from an extended trip thru the South
west.
Mrs. NJ. WerdeSheim celebrated her
birthday by entertaining Il number of
her friends last Sunday at her home.
100 Hooker. Mrs. Werdesheim was
surprised by receiving some beautiful
presents Refreshments were served
and Il general good time was had.
,.nNIL, III, NrI,NU VnDE,S
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Labor to keep alive in your heart
that little spark of electial firc,-Con-
science, Washington.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. lSaacSon
have taken one of the Cecil apartments
Mt Marion street, near nth avenue.
They expect to be located there by the
first of the month.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mrs. Samuel ISaacSon leaves next
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. A.
Stein of ST. Louis.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Is'iacSon We're
the hosts TO their card cub Wednes-
day evening.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Cohen enter
tanned the anniversary club Tuesday
evening.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mrs. NJ. Werdesheim celebrated her
birthday by entertaining Il number of
her friends last Sunday at her home.
100 Hooker. Mrs. Werdeshcim was
surprised by receiving some beautiful
presents Refreshments were served
and a general good time was had.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mrs. Henry Winter entertained Sat
urday in honor Of the Misses Sylvia
Minowitz and Ruchicllc Simmons.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Miss MoIlic Ialpcrn and Mr.. sam
Ecrg were married Sunday at the home
"f 5. Silctzky by Rabbi y. Braudc.
SO was raised for the war sufferers.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Mrs. l.. j. Bumnan has returned
from an extended trip thru the Soutl
west
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-02-25

Miss Anna Kaufman left Tuesday
for II trip TO New York and fakes this
means of bidding her friends good
bye.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
@m baHer &appprt.

s i'm fi1lncielle &opport al 15oe
geob., iom forefon1mer bette 8lao,
bor 6ergus Sails Mational Banf
giort fig en- 9}efor6 8altf @irfler
beo at opbi1e at. SEN i11gen &egnin=
ger far at betaIe> eller rebiscon11ts,
neoens &ontanterne Baabaano og
fonu1e116e fra a116re 8a1fer n6gjgr
ct Eotolbe1eb al $309,895.02, bbil=
fen Meforo nan ime tim fin6e no=
get 1igner6e &ilfel6e af, e1tbog /
EpiIIingbDerne. Naar man fommer
ibu, at en- oln1in6elig 8engefnibe Der
tier, at Gorretnings= =Smitpnoigbe=
berne er fonierbotip aue1te6s, bbilfe
On1itpr1bigbeoer be6rerer 8anferne
laabelion n116re 6orretninger, iaa
fan bet {ifferlig figes til &os for
9reiibent l1llano, @aibier @bans og
Sc onore @n1bebsmenb, at bette er
en- in1igre,1oe &apport. On iaa6an
8a11f bringer @eIb9re og 5tabilitet
til en- &on1nuur1e s ober 39 Mar ion
en- Notiono1 8anf FIR oe gipet per
1on1ig Ejeneffe .og fa11 MI tRlle iine
| fafte @unber og genl1er / Eulental
Sra uDaiIp sSournal" lite Sec
1920. NJ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
Ole Sppesaarb.

Otter Sail GonntDs elb1te SSno=
Bigger ct De6. Set bar Ole 0ppe=
gaaro Solpn at @e11ning. Sm ban
ba66e Iebet til n9lte Mai bilbe bar
ia fplot fine SO Mor. 9lfog6e bat
fpot / @orge og foln til Mn1erifa
1om e11 r1io6e1olore1oe Mon6. 5
5gritni11gen bo6be ban Slice g.,
benne Stat. S 1884 flptte6e ban og
@1titr1t til bette @ountp.. Sans &u=
itrn 6ebe on1fring 12 Mar fioen. &an
efter1aber fig mango 8grn og EN- ltor
6lof al 8erneb6rn og 8grneberns
gprn. Otte Mhr fi6en, nen1lig lit
90oe Mar, beidgte Mfbp6e 5tatsuo=
itillingen og bafte oa 1aa6a11 Sp=
n1prf1on1be6 for fin 2ibsfraft og
&oifbeo at bon bleb on1ifrebet oe
1fore Dagbla6e / Eoillingbperne,
fon1 cit Mprfber6igbeo. 4
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
6r. &e6. -:

8ebog at firbe iublagt en 9onar
til Sornpelie af l1geblabet: @i bar
babt ct ubegripeligt flint Seer, men
ioag Ter set an6erlebes uo, 6a @neen
bar begpn6t at fpfe runot 9rene,
n1erl 6erfor i1igen 11re Miner.
Bri1erne paa Observation-Disclosures
bar MI en- Eio baret beiet, men ier
mi uo til at blibe en- Del labere. -: -:
9u1 Briierre flt11oe iattes fafte og
ffiifdfert ffiiffert iaa at alle fltaoe faa Iigerne-z
get for fine Barer< 11atltrligbis 4ba=
liteten n1ea giere Gorifiel, men Inn1=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
Qenae ttloans

pao Mirncloto, georb og SD5 Dafo+:
ta Gor1ne. Booe 8eti1tgelier og bill
Zig &ente. 2aontageren fan afbeta<;
1e Nforae efter 9nife. 9Sergl1s
sssnlls Mntio,1aI 8onf. s 6 l11lmh
Dr~f7hrrf !
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
ME @ris uf famine &ba1itet.

ME @ris af fan1n1e @ba1itet.
@n 9ag forrige l1ge bleb leg
n5l1rpriie6" al gooe 8enner fra ct
S1af, n1eo en- betD6elig Hengegabe,
1on1 fom bel n1eb, og lom taffes for.
Seq par ONT Morgenen gaaet bort
fra @u1et / @fobe11 og bugge 1i0t
Geb. Maar jeg TOM Siern bur alt
labet / Sr6en efter min uoroen og
Ell goo Weio6ag fprbig 1om irnagte
bel. l1n61bl6ningen for bette bar
boIDt 5gnoags1fole / Sol1n1er.
@n gln6elig Sui og gobt 9eptaar
gni nifes alle.
30. 8. &oIoien.
8ott1e 2dfe 156e Sec. 1920.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22

tiiffler og gier1tog mango @atge on
Dagen oe 0r6: rsSeg tror pua Sc
fus @riitus, feot af 6aoeren fra
gbigbe6; leg tror ogfqa at ban er ct
ion6t Mesrneife fp6t af Son1fru W&a=
ria, at BON er min Serre> iom igien-
lift mig fra @bn6, fra 800 og fra
5atans &ige".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
9e1t slabe Sui!

SSsuletibens iugte &inbe
buffer otter pnn Dor eesorb>
og op1iber Manb og &bi1oe
6e @ie1n bbori 6e bor
Sulen ct al ollie Sioer
Marets itgrfte gle6e &io;
ben bar treit til bent fon1 lioer
og bill ollie gipre b1i6
ssSnlen fom n1eo 2ps og 2pffe
til 6e faIbne, @errens fn1aa
og be6 ben fan frebens= fmDffe
pi, beo 8orret, olle faa.
81 fan bIi ct tibe1ts l1n6er,
8eb CUBS Sgn &rDbben 1agt,
gIab ollie aarets Stl1n6er;
ia, ]aa bar Dor @erre iagt.
esnIetio, bi glab big n1g6er;
per pelfon1nen eno engang
Mlbrig big bi fra os 1fpoer
tbi 6n forn neb 5reb og Gang.
8plgerl1e ion >ofte RULER
opi111ob Dor ibage 8aab,
6e }gpne Bornet 1n1ler
amt bort S1f, pnr gego bor @raab.
Suleas sio ri alle pnoer
noar ben bi 8ornet fer,
Irelien fra olle fDn6er
1onn of Sub os gibet er.
1yi1b % trg}t Su1ens tale
bl> io1n emo beorgbet gdar!
sc 6e oabne, S1Aens Cole
bbor e11bber fano @lp6e faar
Deren faar for oHe aabert =
frel1ens 9gr for mig og big.
, @pr, fra gngle, Song og &aaben>
rapm til Seins! Sig ei nei!"
Meaa % sSS11lens @le6e ibibe
ru1bt til alle, er min @gn,
og bber Siel pod Sor6 op1ibe
naar ben ier CUBS fipre @gn
81. .. @uiebp>
@elieon Mapibs, Minn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
fergus falls % Ome9n..

- Mi1s Marie &orsgaben og
Chris @eitbD b1eb nplig agtepiet I
8ru6ens Gor9l6rebien / geerbe6en
af &otblap, beo Haitor 2angelan6
- Son: og Mrs. S. &. Sobuion
reiite igaar til mirrneapolis, bbor 6e
bill bore / @eleg bos fin @en, Mobo-
fat glnp sssobnfon og Suitrli gien=
11en1 eeSule1.
- Or. ssSoan WeelonL ion1 nplig
b1ep oroineret til Nre1t for Menig>
beber beo @elba, g. 9af., Er if.
Oplpsninger til @legt1tineer Der
foat Slng eg er lam i ne6re Sa1o.
Del af 2egelret. Set fon1r1er al sSn
flallqatint1 i >Gpgraben og er bel, ,6es=
Derre ie1nt ~at faa 8ugt me6.
-M .. 2ieu, Der beo ii6fte &C.
neralbalg bleb balgt til 60. Commits
fio1aer ] bette BET ste Ddifttriifftt Dditrift bar re-
iigneret iom Aloeru1a11o fro treoie
Baro, og 9anoelsnnno, 8. 3. Mn=
Ioerfo1 bleb gonrlciIu1eoe 1i6ite
Mmoogsaften Da1gt ti1 at ia bans
EIaog. 81
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22

Som iagt, 0enne Mnbefaling ct MI
operroft &elief Commissioned, og
bet er 90 at baabe, at 6isie @engs
blir uDbeta1t til &irferne u6en bioe=
re 6orbif1inger eller 8eiper fra Sir
ferne5 SIDE.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22

neral &oipitm. gun bar oesubet bir
fet 1on1 2nreri116e / Mor6 9ofoto.
De Mpgifte Tom igaar &iem til 9d-
ton og fit en- pasie11oe Meo6togeIie al
fine ser forfan1le6e @erigbeoer.
l1geblnoet grot11lerer.
9ofaIe Npbe6er ifrebet for forr:
M.:
IS mr. og Wrs. g 8 @ben6sr11b
BERT Bpen bar netop n1o6tat 8rep
fra 2iuebammer, Norge> on1 al Mers
Maria Sebne fra Cartwright, g., 8.
bgbe 6erite6s ben 276e @oo.. Wfrs.
SSebne reiffe til 9sorge fi6ffIeoen Mfoi
Maane6. Haa 0berreiien bIeb bum
fpg og bor fi6en life bnret friff. Sen
BEG Ma,16 reifte efter noar set les
1tbpao @on1meren og nooooe fre111
etpnr tiger fsr bun 6g6e. Mf6g6e
bar EN- @1egtntng of @bett6srnb
@rgorene og bar fjen6t af gonife
mango beri 8pen og Fotun af Eu=
multi.
- Sarnter> >Glubben / Oscor og
Carlisle bo16t lit fsrite Mb6e 6en,te
Ssit forriee 2gr6agsoften. 8ono=
Gauen / Garlisle bar fpI6t til Srrna
! fef og ct n1eget interesfant Nrogrcn1
bleb pr9iteret. sSocr>rn lto,ne,frt
l1n6erbol6ning meb Mitiitt, Gong,
Denm1ation og Enler of lofal. Grrf
ter, bar MRs1 2eocb, en Go,lntn
genrie pg 81. 8. Moen tiIite6e pg toI=
te. Miis 2eacb talte ober @nn6bebs
opfDn Sfo1erne og ST. Weoen tolte
om proipeftib 2obgibntng til Sor6el
| for Garmerne anftu16e1toe 2egis=
1ata1r. Otter Brogran1net ierbertes
Sorfriiffninger.
- Str. og Marg. sSohn so. ssobn<
fon frn Gleorbroof par forr. l1ee ber
neoe !: :Bef6g bos SIngtni1tqe og gam
1e @je,16te BERT 8pen og DaIton.
mnnot oern fom Sc beisgte beri Bp-
en bar @tortroen 1a11tilierne, Mr.
oe mrs. g. g. 8ierfeng og Dfr. oa
Mrs. 81. &. Weoen. S Dalton oa
Dn1egn bor set Mr. og Wrs. 81. S.
@ptroen, Mble Bran6bo16, Be6er
uobpe, @ogeng Santilierne, Mr og
Mrs. Mn6ers 8erg, 6. s. 8ran6>
boIo nj. II. M}rs. esobnion er 11en1'
Zig en- @e1ter al Mb1e 8rnr6bob,
oe oisfe @effe11be bor life fet bin-
an6en poa 40 91or. &erfro reifte
Mr. % Mrs. sssobnion til Big Soils
og onbre 5teber berrun6t forat Be.
fege fine B6rn {on bor ! ben Sci al
@totetr.
@arf 9fegion 2utber College i
Sereus sSoHs, Minn., bpber paa nDe
@Iosier for 11nge Me11c og 2binoer
fou1 fonu11er poo @fole efter Sui til
8intertern1ine11. $erntfnen er IL
tiger lang: fra Sole SSan,tar til 24oe
gfars, 1921. Ser blir @asier for
Wro6uerter fra ~8tb @ra6e"; og or'
beioet orbnes Zig at @ht6enter ionl
er fer6eles fIi,fe bill gie1rnem 8tn'
ter og 8oar- -$erntinen fna 4,t116.
ffaber NOT til at fortleHe t 6en re'
guIere @losic for ~2116 genr @co.
6en1p" nefte Mar. Derneit blir ser
! Mosier / De forifielIige Gorretl1ings
fag, 8ofboI6eri, &urtigffrift, o.i.r
Dqfaa ct fpecielt engeIif &urfns for
u9eyftonm1ere". Sfoler,s @ataloa
Mienoese frit. - Grancis &eterio't,
| @eftprer.
$ogtiberne:
Greet g1ortber,1. (9D:
SO. 12 (ocal er. @en.).. o.52 5m'
SO. 4 -. =. -. .4.35 @m.
SO 8 =. 200 SIM,
SO. 80 =. =. :. =. 2.42 SIN.
/ @ef: - -
$50. II (local er. @gn.) =. s.4s On,
So. T.. :. =. 1855 @m
SO. 1 .. :. :. 4.s5 Gn
$50. go =. ;. 4.15 61n
+ ssortbern Eaeific. (9i) (.
SO. 112, pas. 1eabes 9.55 SIN
SO. TAG mr6. IT, mr.. 1917 81,
E.. (@eD: 4 .ne
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-22
Marsutb6e.

Ebe @ber6r11p @canoinabian N1u>
tuaI SSnitrance gon1panD, boloer it
,Matsmg6e be6 l1n6ertpoo6 / M. @.
81. Soil, Eirs6ag ben 4oe SSmnor
1921, @I. II Sornti66ag.
6. 81. $ouefion, &res:
Snns =. SKon, 5eec.