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SprIcoen a1tom Sdmperen "aon9
oelgc" ira Hebat til ariltlnn,d meoteS
ren0e bI. a.. 80 Gasier Sub for Soolet-
9egieringen. @ulpet a til Strtnaet
Slnl & 60. / ariitiania, iont ttslae
norif "Iftenp." bar 'lnttet ltore aon%
trafter meb Sooiets Huslano ON Ware1
I~eperancer. Serer MI iaIt beponeret 80
Wiaiorer norife aroner ! sub I Nor'
aes ganf, pg bette gele6 ltnl bltoe ltaa1
enbe iom Sitterbeb for getalinsen at De
@arer, Der ienbes til 9iuslano. Set er
8arer, Der ienbes til 8uslano. Set er
nemIi9 Weningen, at hper Samper. Der
brin9cr @arer til HusIarb Ifal baoe
Gait meb tiIbaae al ~rusiiIfe Sarer, 1ad>
leoes at Snif6anoelen omtrent aaar ltge
OBJ. Set nGpnte norIfe Sirrna 'tdl az
regne Calming for %aoning o9 bar dlt@
iaa itabig BuIbreierpen til llpligaln9
al mlIise giiferencer.
s ct Nsbe / Set engeIife llnberbuS
nogle Sage ienere retteoe &eniportDD
bet Spsrgsmaal til 8%eelerinaen, bpor@
Riot Oct fprbolbt iig iaa, at 93 Ndslar
Sub bar anfoinmet iii Hepul til ct Spr@
r%etningsfirma / ariitiania for Den ms
fife Te9ierine5 Hegning, % bporulpt
bette paa nogen Waaoe fan bene no9eil
Snopirfniug paa S~orlenbelle al Sub
fra Miolano euer at 9arer til Hepal AZ
neutrale GanbeS @orsere.
@onar Gam iparebe: Seq er life l
9eiiooelie al nogenionlbelit Splpsntn9er
ON Den n9pnte Sorienbelle. Sen britt
ite Gesiering bar in~eeniombelit apt>
mol oper Sub, iom mobtaaes az ne,ts
tralc 2auoe, Tom Detailing for Garer,
font or Ieperet I'll Huslanb, mcDnlinore
bette Cub er blep tinbiert til GnaIano. =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

aarsberetning. She @mericansS cnn,
binapian Foundation far / bi5ie 3agc
nSaipet lin Aarsberetning for 1910.
6citet cir / ell iortiattct Sorm ct gobt
Sperblis ODER @irtiombeSen, lom / sc
iioite Yor Mar bar nnber9anet itore
llbpioelier, i9rIi9 angaar S%tubenteruos
p~erIingen melem gmerita og S.anbis
napien. @eb SiGlp al giora9 fra Yris
patperioner paa besae CHER at Sauet
bar BET. ion betieuot, lnttebes al s9e
Stipenbiernes 9uto( til 40 ON Marct
900 hper Bell. S~elitabets Sniormas
iicn Bureau, iom beipnrcr Soreipsrgiler
og giper Cplpsninser al nGiten eubpe;
Irt. iom fan iigeS al tomme inb unoer
bets @irteiclt. foreitaacs M al wis
Innu &. Neane. $4,000 ~perionIi9e
9repe er Bit ubienbt / 1920. Sen nor
tie Representation / 9porb Of Srritees,
iom ialt bcitaar al 10 Meblemmer. er
M Trumpet inp iii TO b'3rr. Gommaus
Der Spbn y. 8aoe % gSpin 8. 3olter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
<tNaIas. -1,2OO Ncres Tarm,

nj Mil fra @arroab, RoIeau Gountp,
Winnelota. 600 acreS opoprtst, at buffet
100 GcreS ct inblaaet meb SIsper os Gimotl;
Reiten Sapne9ans o9 Sto9frat. Sort 1lhlIN
paa Sperilabeu meb gerunberlas, 800 &crss
inb9ierpet, belt No srsftet os tsrt plrteIIs
SGroi at Spsninser $4,000. gobe &cie.
$50 pr. acre, 800 fontant. Reiten a~fbetaIe5
efter aleberens gnife. Bert Sanion, &&ay'
roao, Utinnelota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

life er rtoeen a%lminbelig Sfole, men
ct college for W1nb", iom bar no.
get iprifilt at bpbe BENT.
se OR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
Stlial9s. - 2anDsmRno. 10

~ enifer at ie Zig ON eiter Sarine Sim.
Riuer 0auep, grown Gountp, go. Tatotc,
fan ifripe til unbertesnebe os faa mere ~.
lpsuinser ON Sorb olbele Der. Qriierne va
Sdrme er MI fra $50. 90 til $1,000 pr. aut.
Seq er Wteblem al "Sbe Qutberan Snforma:
ton Bureau" o9 arbeiber unber be lontm
Yrinciper. Is. Is. Nan9en, Sreberid, SomS
Odfota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
Observation-Disclosures 6ulrloe

snifeS til at tass pare paa 4 mooeIlet
Born / Moeren 4 til 8 aar i ct 8opt Hlsm,
paa en- Sarm. sSntet ubenberS Aroslpt
trGpes. Spsip Son. Sntet til otlost DIV
peotommenbe bar ct Barn | ct euer TO @asS
aloeren meo zig. @n COB Ylaos lopsS p'
rstte Verlon. 6reb Canton, Valaton, Y'IIL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

MStnnciota. - Tillales. - 43S
~ scres 6arm, IA Mil isnbenfor llnim
Stot garbs, ct. Yaul, Winn.; 240 @cus
unoer 0prtnins, @~aaninssbus, "SornS" o3
Sllos fortrinli9 Sorfatnins. geie9 eQty
t%ilifrip u. q. Wc8inlep, 1903 q. Glart Ct,
Chicago. 81. &eleioner @b9emater 1851.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
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StHal0S.- 1870 12O-lbO
~ Icres Sarme / bet beblte 8airp o9 HIr'
perbelte / Staten; bet CT ruubt @reenmooo
Glarf County. ser er bet rigt YAM o3
alt,o 9ooe Npliuser. Spen @reenwooO er at
SOB By meo Seiifole, norif airte o8 ale
Sla9s Sorrstninser; ct tort "GdnnIn5
Sactorp", Siteiabrit os gor 6abrif, 'aa lplS
eu er interesieret at fiebe big Ell 6arm ! Ct
spot norif 9tubolas, bpor 0dnoet Ell 9oot'
iaa TOM til @rsenpoob, @larf @oulltp
Wis. SSor n9rmere llnberretnin9 ltrtp III
y. u. Serenbp, Dor "a, @reenpooo, ISIS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

Mebiatte Sarter e. ssei hs:ss,sa'a "a a ssss
gtsbsr. Gsrtrtniis gsiisntns III nepians a,,n
The 6oYdTransfer Co.. mkneesess"~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
1(ioloS 1eO MrreS SQu0,

Stial9S. - 100 Icres Sano,
iusen Spsninssr, 5 Nil noreei lrs
,Gelpa, WcSenrp Sountp, q. Tat. alt me-
lluotasslie al 5 acrss fan bprtss. ~.
$50 pr. acre $1,000 f%ontant, helIeh PGn
10 aa,lise aibetalinser til SO &ents' S''''
til u. 9. Seraeion, Oecordb, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

StfalgS.-@n aDo 140 Ncres
- Sarm nar Sprins @rope. Wiuneiotu,
Eoreipsrs bos O. ". 8iftep, Sprins Grou,
Mtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
Siljalgs.-16O Mcres ben lpos

lise part at Tap County, 90. CAT.
SO @cres aser, &eiten ct 6elanb % Same
gang. Npe gpsnlnser, l Wil til Stole, 3
Wil til norif Strife, 4 Dtil til Sp. SGIgs
biaist buis 6anoel sieres for ben LITE Sin:
Der. Gilifriu @ieren. Carl 8. 6anion,
Butler, 60. Sat. Route |.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
Norife Gbenthr,

Ell uoiegt Samling al be melt al.
bolote norlfe gpentpr, bpcriblanbt
"Yer, Yaal % gipen Iifelao",
"aiarringen mob Strsmmen", San
Sar iisl / Stua". "5anoen / Neb.
BEN, "8oboas Manb - GreIfait",
oa ct Snes andre al be a~Ilcrbebite.
144 Sioer, Tris 35e. Weo Soften
$40.
THE PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

0e8 Dor paa Ell 5arm / 3aplur
~ Sonntp, isis. Seq psb ON snbel for.
trinlise @obttisb berriinot.
Jor bise Jarme FRANCES fun enbeI foutau, Beta,
Iina. % .r forblge at ~tiIflnttss. meb geiGtuiua oa al.
ting. Sirip til mig berpn.
EINAR
Route S. MEDFORD, WISCONSIN,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

aAs"tHVe W VuITlIuHU IIITulY"'-
y 5000 acres prairielanb, bpordf 6
Yrocent CT Sampploslanb, i Musielibsl
Sauep, Wontana, Nor Sernbaner og ! NIu:
tet at Sliebiftrifterne. 20 Sarne / Sumts
Riper 8auep, &c. Saf. Qiben fontant gt
falling % Heiten paa lette Silfaar. so. (.
6opben, 0ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06
Stl5aI9S.-gn al De auer beoite

- Sarme / Cane TaDep SettIsmsnt,
Wfont. Seleion ps loitrute. $40 pr. @ct,
800 Icres q Mil fra Cane 8auep 8irts
$55 pr. acre. 800 glcres $50 pr. acrt, $1,000
%fontaut, &eitsn So Rente. Simeou !}leL
len, Dor 81, Mc@abe, Mont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

Stialgs-320 Icres apbt 2arlo,
sooe 6us os riseli9t Ganb bell99tnNe
| ct norlf Settlement, 8 Wtil fra gp, | VII
ira Stole. S9lses til ben lane |rio a.
1875. 90 pr. acre. 3. M. Sollieo, atIda,
Salt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

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NpualaS Gpuntn. @iscpnItn,

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paa lette Siltaar. Farmers Yano X NallE
Company, @lobe Suiloins, ct. FauI, Nt'i'N,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-06

65 Icres opoprtet Sarm. 500
Sorbbunb. Silifrip Mrs. Gljalon,
WcSntSlb, Winneiota. Route 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
WORKERS ARE
 DEF WING ALL
 UNION ORDERS
CCon*Snued from Page One.1

Psssenger trains would not be in- 4erfered with, the strikers said Rail- road officials said, however. that such traffic was certain to suffer if work in the yards was restricted fur fheE.
 Meanwhile ii was reported sup plies of certain foods and fuel were beginning to ra7n low in Chicago and nearly 2o. 1000 employees had been thrown out of work at the stock yards by the stoppage of receipts of cattle. It was stated that unless receipts of ! livestock was resumed shortly approx inately 5o,eoe mea would be made idle.
 The pens at the stock yards virtu- ally were empty yesterday.
 Buffalo, N. r., April Five hS1n- .dFed s1ftchrnen the night shifts of all railroads entering Buffalo with the eNeeotion of the Erie and Pennsylva- mia lines, went on a strike last night and this morning, practically tieing mp freight in and out of the city. . Up to 10:3O o'clock this morning the day shifts had not reported and it is believed the strike will be general.
 F. J. Sheehans president of the EHihehfnen's Union. said the strike was unauthorized and that he had been unable to secure any definite in formation as to why the men went out. Railroad officials expressed the belief that the movement was in sym pa61ly with the Chicago strike.
 The strike movement is said to have started in the yards of the Della ware, Laekawanna and Western rail- road last night when several switch men for no apparent reason. left their jobs.
 The I4ackaWanna strikers went to the Buffalo Creek railroad, an im- portant switching line along the wa terfront and induced the switchmen there to quit. Later the strike spread to the other yards.
 Superintendent Louis S. Emery of the New York Central said the strik- CTS refused to meet with commissions and no one appeared able to explain why the strike was called, or what the men were striking for.
 Representatives from the Switch
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

ed by the local pilot. Howley set on Nehr's trail when the Detroit out fielder tipped him to the youngster.
 There will be three Scranton play CTS gracing the roster of the Sena> tors, the other two being Marty Mur- phy, outfeIder obtained from the Michigan Ontario League and Leo Kelley, a catcher recommended by Mike McNaIly, extra infielder of the Boston Red Sox, who is expected to break into the lineup as regular second sacker the coming season.
 According to Shorten there is not the slightest semblance of doubt that
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

Liquid Veneer, regular S0c-21c. Amco stove polish regular 15c- 12c.
 Rinso, regular Sc-6c. Alumishine, regular 12c-1Oc. Toilet paper, regular 10c4 for 25c Auto-Jappa polish, reguHar $1-75c Feather clusters, 14 inch. regular $1.10-S5c.
 sash-cord clothesline, regular Sc foot-2c.
 Wool wall clusters, regular s1-75c Wright's silver cream, regular soc -23c.
 Liquid Veneer mops, regular s1.5o -$1.25.
 G1idden dustless mops, regular $1.75-$1.
 Wet mops with handle regular soc 400.
 Howard dnatless dusters, regular 4oc-S5c.
 Sanitary toilet brushes, regular 25c-19c.
 Scrub cloths, regular soc and 35c- 25c.
 Floor brushes, bristle, regular SIPS -95c.
 Scrub brushes, regular 25c-1Sc. Kitchen brooms, regular 65c-55c. Carpet sweepers, regular $3.50- S295.
 Paper dish cloths, regular 1oc-5c. Mop-wringer pai1s, regular $2.75- $40.
 Bri11o cleaner, regular 1Oc-3 for 25c.
 Sponges, regular 10c and 15c-5c. 20 Mule Team Borax, regular 15c -10c.
 Waste-pipe cleanser, regular 5oc- 4Oc.
 Waste paper baskets, regular 65c -55c.
 Splint hampers, regular $1.5O- 95c.
 Food strainers, regular 25c-2Oc.
 Fo1ITf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

Sad iron sets. regular s2-5o-$22S Tea kettles of copper, nickeled, regular s2.75-S2.35.
 Ladd egg beaters, regular 65c-5Oc Has hot plates, 2 burner, regular $3.75-$3.25
 Gas ovens, regular s1.75-$1.50. 3-burner gas cookers with oven and broiler, regular $1s.5o-$17.50. Moth balls, regular 2oc-15c. ular $10-$9.
 Gray enamelware kettles, regular 80c-65c.
 Cereal cookers regular s2.35- $1.85.
 Cruller flyers, regular ss.1o-$2.5O Fire extinguishers, great protec- ton, regular s2-S1.
 Tea and coffee pots, fine enamel with nickel trimming regular $3.25 to $4-$2.95.
 Kettle-cover holders regular 5c- Pc.
 Alarm clocks, day nickeled, reg ular $5-$4-25.
 Indian alarm clocks, regular s2- $1.65.
 Mincing knives, regular 35c-25c. Table knives, silver prateo. regu- lar s4 dozen-$3.
 Table knives with metal handle, regular S1.SO dozen-$1. 50.
 Heavy special can openers, regular 75c-60c.
 Spatulas, regular 10c-5c
 Knives and forks in sets steel with wood handle, regular s1.75-=1.As.
 Kitchen forks of several sizes and sorts, regular 1oc to 25c-sc to 20c
 Pyrex casseroleS in nickeIe;I frame, regular S3-$2.
 Mahogany-finished trays for serv- ing. regular S1.75-$1.35.
 Toothpicks, regular 10c bo~3c. Kitchen hatchets, regular 25c to s1 -15c to 75c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Brownie gets good pictures.

The little Brownie camera snaps remarkably clear and good picture.
 You see, it's simple with fixed foc1s-and folks can't go wrong in trying to get pictures. No ? takes picture 14 by IA inches-costs $3.33 Films may be developed here quickly and we'll at but 10 cents each-and prints made at but each Brownie is fine road to the fun of picture taking
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
A record from "The Night Boat

Special tuneful dance record from the Victor folks 'EThe Night Boat'' is playing to big enthusiastic crowds in New York. It's musical comedy that really entertains and that is really musical! This offers of the things which have found greatest favor:-
 Left All Alone Again (Blues) Medley fox trot Whose Baby Are You? Medley step Played by Joseph Smiths orchestra, a 1Oinch rec ord-85c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
The Portygee new Joe" Lincoln story.

Cape folks are peculiar but mighty interesting. Lincoln has proved that to and He does it once more in this story. A Portygee on the Cape almost the further in the Kentucky his-anybody not native and apparently from other lands. The particular Portygee about whom the story wolves proves to be uusua-and at least half real Cape Colder!
 We've all been waiting eagerly for this Lincoln story We are not going to be disappointed in it. And it will be ready Friday at $2.
 Other stories now ready The PIunder ills of Han amue1 n5-$
 Peter Janeson Frankau,-s2- SaIo Girl Ivory Ball C.
 Marchin Sands Larnb,-$175. NindsI Her Business-George Weton-$175 The Shadow n-$
 Girl aIbre The Charles Buck5-$fT5.
 feor,r rear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

of myself weeping beside my wife's grave" he explained.
 'I fear I have not the necessary accessories here,'' said the photo grapher. Then he added facetiousIy: "Couldn't we arrange to have the portrait made at the grave itself?''
 f'No,'' said the man; that's in New York State. It would be too expen- sive to go there. Just you fix up some kind of a grave here in the shop could weep on that. It's no trouble for me to weep anywhere"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Sturdy Lion 1850

Special Lion bike built of heavier tubing and with much of the looks of a motor cycle.
 Notably staunch and solid, yet ridden with at speed by any body who is young in either pep Equipped with New Departure coaster brake and s chairread tires Finished in bright red brown, Ber shir blue or red-and- black.
 A wheel to bank for long service $50
 Fourthh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Light and fine new furnishings.
Fourth floor.

Of deep interest to women who seek comfort with the changing who appreciate the beauty and the service of fine hosiery in particular.
 Light union suits with sooth-ftting French topwide tight knee- $1 and S115 ThreadsIk stockings with deep 1se garter top full fashioned high spced heel double toe sole-blac white and navy $3 Embroidered stockings of very-fne silk. Pure dye black with designs embroidered in white Notable in both quality and beauty; fine companions to the handsome low shoes $425 For children:-cever three-quarter socks with roll top black cordovan- 75c
 aisle,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Boys dOuble=serViCe blue serges==$22. 50

Suits for boys who enjoy the good looks of blue serge who like to feel OK at all times and in all company! Norfolk jacket with pointed yoke and inverted peat large patch pockets, belt all around.
 Well tailored, mohair lined, splendid in fit l=ls Of course two pairs of trousers.
 It wouldn't be ble-Servce suit without them. With them, it may be counted for good appearance and good for twice long usual suit $22.5O
 Frontb baene
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Play Ball!

And in Rowland uniform, if you want that will stand hard and has good looks
 All ready, Men! Lot of different materials and com binations.
 In fact any special club combination you wish
 Complete suits, in team lots of less than sus at special price of $6.8O to $1615
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

Neher will make good with the Sena- tors. Neher was originally to go South with the Detroit Tigers this spring but on account of illness he was forced to forego the trip. Cleve- land was also after the player. Steve O'Neil, crack catcher of the Indians, recommended him to Manager Speak CT of the Cleveland team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Charming Pollock's
 Play Picturized

Having completed 'The Roads of Destiny an adaptation of Charming Pollock's play made under the direc- ton of Frank Lloyd, Pauline Fred erick is studying the script for Ma dame X' the famous French drama, which will be her next starring ve- hicle. The emotional possibilities Of the role to be portrayed by Miss Fred erick are tremendous.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
Three Scranton Boys
 In Hartford Squad

Hartford, April 7.-Scranton, Pa, will be well represented on the Hart ford team the coming season. Phil Neher, young shortstop whom ++Chick" shorten hard-hitting out fielder of the Detroit Tigers and e. on time Boston Red Sox, claims IS the real goods is the third Scranton lad to be lined up by Manager Dan Howley.- He has accepted terms offer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
HardWear shoes just for girls.

Built to meet the needs and ideas of girls who really enjoy playtime!
 That fits them for school service too. Special tanned leather called by tanner ''elk. In either tan smoked shade. Last is of good broadness is foot-form Soles are good-weght and tough and durable. Size to $3 Size 51a to 11-$3.5o Size 1115 to 2$4
 lain foorr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

Maurice Tourneur is going right down through the Robert Louis Stew enson stories. Having completed Treasure Island" for the screen he is now working on '"The Pavilion of the Links"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

mems Union visited all the yards this morning in an attempt to keep their men on the job and to get strikers back to work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

To Heal A Cough Take HAYES HEALIG HONEY. 35c.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
CRAVE MATTER.

A melancholy-1ooking man entered 1 the establishment of a photographer. |
 'I should like to have picture
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
COlOrite makes old hats new {!

With its gloss and depth of color, Coorite is great renovator of straw hat
 Great demand! Quite scarcity But new supply is just here! x Black and great many good colors- 22c Sunset soap dye for cleansing and dyeng blouses and fine fabrics many colors,- 15c Tntex easily used and very good dye, all the liked Spring shades,- 1Oc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
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Shoe luck for women

Luck is just matter of foot-size! If womans size is to be found in this lot of about 15( pairs, there's $6 to $8 pair of low shoes at $475 That is real luck is it not9 Oxfords and pumps Black and tan kid and calf-and some cleaning pat ent leather
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 For this is roundup of broken sizes-and we've brought into it great lot of $6 to $8 shoes. One and Ppaff tiat faF ppice1 pny e+ them' SAYS
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