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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
VERMONT NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ticheout of
Montpelier both died in Vergennes
last week as the result of an auto
mobile accident.
There is said to be a possibility OF
n1acinp the new State Normal school
at Rutland. A site in Middlebury is
also being looked over, likewise IN
Burlington, Montpelier and st. johns
bury, also Barre.
A statue of Ira Allen, the founder
of tbe University of Vermont, will be
presented to the college by J. b. WI,
bur of Manchester, it was announced
at the Founders day exercises last
week. The value of the statue Will De
several thousand dollars.
Levi Morton the twenty second vice
president of the United States, the
running mate of Benjamin Harrison
| in 1888 died in Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
Friday at the age of 90 years. Al ~
wears of age he rounded his political
| life as esFernor of New York state.
Although BON the son OF clergy
man in poor circumstances IN Shore
| ham. VT, in 1924, he forced his way
| to the front in the business and finan-
cial world until he became one of the
money powers of the country. he
| had the blood of financier IN his
as he was of George
| Morton of York, Eng, who raised
funds to send the Pilgrims to America
on the Mayflower.
The Democratic state convention
will be held in Rutland June z, COM
mencing at IL o'clock in the morning
United States District Attorney V. A.
Billiard of Burlington, will be chair
man of the convention. Announce
ment has also been sent out by the
state committee that the Democratic
caucaues will be held throughout the
state to elect delegates and alternates
to the state convention. Represent
alton in the state convention, will be
on the basis of one delegate from each
CITY and town, and one delegate fol
each so voters. Four delegates ana
-four alternates to the National Demo
cratic convention to be held at Sar
Francisco, June %, will be elected to
the state convention.
The Rev. Edward G.. French, OF
johnson, was elected president of the
Congregational State conference al
| Wednesdays session of the annua
convention. Judge Frank L. Fish, OF
Vergennes, was elected vice presi
dent; the Rev. Charles c. Merrill, OF
Burlington, secretary; John M. Com
stock of Chelsea, statistical secretary
and F. W. Baldwin of Barton, treas
urer. 1t was voted to hold the mex
convention in Vergennes. All officer!
of the Vermont Domestic Missionary
society, of which Nathan G.. William!
of Bellows Falls is president, were
reelected The Rev. George A. But
trick of Rutland, was chosen to preacl
the annual sermon. The Rev. Nh
Merrill reported the pledges of SIG,
600 toward the quota of $4,000 i
the Congregational World Movemen
fund Recommendations for improv
ed Sunday observance and marriage
laws were adopted. The Rev. Pau
ID. Moody of New York, and the Rev
Cornelius H. Patton, of Boston wer
!, among the speakers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
Gibson Also in Congressional Race.
BARRE TimeS)

The action of the Republican eau
Gus in. Brattleboro in instructing the
towns delegation in the state CON
vention in Montpelier '1to use their
best efforts" in the convention to fur
Their the candidacy of Ernest w. Glib
son as candidate for Representative
Porter H. Dale's seat in the lower
house of Congress is the flrst posltive
move so far as the public knows, In
favor of the candidacy of the Brat
tleboro man for the position. For
some time it has been talked here and
there that Gibson was to be canon,
date for the position but no formal
announcement was made by Mr.. Glib
SON or in his behalf. This more or
less formal entry makes three candi-
dates already, for it is taken 1oI
granted that Representative Dale Will
Seek denomination, and besides him
there is Raymond Trainor of White
River junction. 1t remains TO DC
seen whether the list is completed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
Avoiding Kidney Ills
Make Life Miserable for Many Bar
ton People.

There's nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or inability to
properly control the kidney score
lions. Night and day alike the suf-
ferer is tormented and what with the
burning and scalding, the attendant
backache, headache and dizziness,
life is, indeed, burden. Doan's Kid
ney Pills have given peace and COM
fort to many Barton people. Profit
by this Barton residents experience.
A. E. Drumming, Park street,
says, 81 had been troubled more or
less with kidney complaint since
childhood. I had little control over my
kidneys; they acted involuntarily,
causing me annoyance and making it
very disagreeable. Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my attention and
tried them. Three boxes were enough
to relieve me and / certainly praise
them for the good they have done
me-"
Price 6nc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Drumming had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

49 Anderson ST., Portland, Maine.
CT was troubled with Constipation
ever since 7 can remember; as
result, was subject to distressing
Headaches and pain in my left side.
I would go for two or three days
without any movement of the bowels.
I CHANGED to read about Fruit
a-tives', in one ofour local papers, and
began their use about four months
ago. Since them, I have been free
from Headaches, my bowels have
been regular, and from the use of
several boxes of sFruit-a- tives', l feel
that the great benefit have derived
justifes me in pronouncing them
remedy of true and exceptional
nerit''.
OTIS NJ. BRYANT.
soc. a box, 6 for s.. 80, trial size 25c.
Atdealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

The sale of the Newport Express
and Standard by D. ". Hildreth is
noted with interest. For nearly Is
years the writer has lived as a neigh
Dor editor to Mr.. Hildreth and
has always found him a courteous
and accommodating brother publisher.
Mr.. Hildreth's editorial style is force
full, often vitriolic, and the support of
his paper has been eagerly sought
while its opposition has always been
feared. Mr.. Hildreth's spirit of pro-
gress has been shown in the erection
in Newport of the splendid home Of
the Express and Standard; in the es
tabIishment of the Orleans Signal
which he published as an edition fol
the village of Orleans for four years;
in the publication of the Island POND
Herald for a time, and in other bust
ness moves. The Newport field ha:
always been considered one of the bes-
in the state and the Express anc
Standard one of the prosperous pa
pers of Vermont. If the new pub
Usher of the IMPORT contemporary
gives Newport the kind of paper the
town deserves he will find loyal sup
port and room for advancement
While the departure of Mr.. Hildretf
from the newspaper field is not with
out a feeling of regret, the new pub
Usher is welcomed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

This paper has secured for publica-
ton three sermons recently preached
by Rev. J. J. Hutchinson of Barton,
upon three topics which will be OF
interest to a much larger circle OF
people than was privileged to hear
them in his church. He terms the
general theme of these three
Sunday evening sermons, Habits to
be Avoided" the topics being PRO
family" Tobacco" and "Card Play
ing" The publication of these SER
mons will be begun within week OF
two and ought to create much inter
est, the topics being decidedly modern,
of universal interest and handled IN a
vigorous but not offensive manner.
Whether one INDUCES in these things
or not, the discussion of the topics
will be wholesome thing for the pub
lie. Watch for these sermons.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
Soldiers Bonus.
Rutland Herald)

Until the committee on ways and
means of the House finally and for
maIlv decides on what to do with the
myriad suggestions before 1t for sol
diers' aid, it is probably the part OF
good sense to reserve Judgment. Sew
eral things, however, are public prop
erty in that connection:
Various plans proposed contemplate
expenditures of from two to SIX bill
lions to be raised by taxation;
This money cannot be taken from
existing revenues, as the government
| is running into a deficit every month ;
For 1920 the United States will
have expended 1858, 968, 1898 In behalf
of world-war veterans. The estimate
for 1921 is already S458, 440, 900;
At the close of the Civil war the
national debt was about $2,775. OO0,-
coo, or $50 per capita;
The present national debt Is about
ES24, 700, 100000, or about S225 pei
capita;
In the Civil war there were about
| 100000 Union soldiers;
| In the World war there were about
100000 Americans;
In the Civil war the base pay OF a
private was about S13;
In the World war the base pay of a
private was $50;
In the Civil war there was no ser
vice bonus paid;
| In the World war there has been a
bonus of $50 paid;
In the second year after the Civil
war we paid out total of S21 ,000, 600
for pensions, hospital treatment and
administration for the veterans; In
the twenty-fourth year, $50, 000,0 900
and last year, 1923, 100000. In the
second year after the Civil war we
| paid in soldier benefits an average OF
$3.50 per soldier or about go cents pei
capita of population;
/ In the second year after the World
war we will be paying in soldier bene-
fits, exclusive of any contemplated
der, or over 81 per capita of popula-
ton.
The traditions Of the United States
demand generous treatment for the
men who wore the khaki just as it de
manded generous treatment for th'
men who wore the blue. No veteran
lof any war authorized by Congress
should ever be allowed to suffer Will
this republic exists, but it is a ques
ton whether a sort of bonus joy-rid
will be doing the world war veteran
good or harm. The Herald, for one
sincerely hopes that if such a bonu
plan comes out of committee it will b
coupled with provisions for homemak
ling, homesteading or aid in perma
nent enterprise, rather than providin,
a mere "melon-cutting" which will no
permanently benefit the problem O
the returned soldier but rather still
further complicate it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
How to Meet the Situation.

1t does no good to fume and fret,
It's better far to just forget,
That times are hard, and things are
high;
1t will not last, for bye and bye
The world, we hope, will mend its
ways,
And we shall see some better days.
If everyone would do their best,
Work hard and long, with little rest.
Would try to smooth, instead of
tangle,
Lies bells would chime, instead of
jangle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
PRESSCLIPPINGS
Earning and Saving.
Bennington Banner)

More money is paid out in this
country daily for soda and ice cream
than for automobiles and gasoline, ac-
eording to the collector of internal
revenue of New York City. 1t is also
said that more money is spent for
chewing gum than for diamonds, and
more for candy than for silks and
furs- Nearly all people spend a con-
siderable part of their income for
iuxurles and the percentage so spent
by people of small income is undoubt-
edly greater than that of the rich or
well-to-do. All Americans nowadays.
who are not loafers and are blessed
with good health, earn money enough
In their lifetime to become well-to-do.
but most of them spend it as they 90
along. Only few people have the
ability to save patiently from wear to
year, until they get a start which
helps them to success.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
Where Did the Difference Go?
Springfield Renorter.

Ii any great number of Vermont
farmers, like those of johnson. sold
their maple syrup for $1.75 a gallon,
and the purchasers of the same paid a
thlrd party 1913 a gallon, it is time
that some kind of an introduction
committee made producers and con-
sumers in this state little better
acquainted with each ether. 1t might
De quite as much to their advantage
IN other lines of barter and exchange
TO dispense with a go-between and.
SINCE they both speak English and un-
Qerstand the same numerical system.
they could conduct trading negotia,
tons without the assistance of an in
terpreter II they were on speaking
terms In the above mentioned mat
difference between the $175 and SO. 7E
ter Of syrup, they could have split the
and each would be sweeter tempered
over the result than they are at pres
emit
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

If men would pillow and plant and hoe,
And women weed and cook and sew,
If congressman would act like men,
The future would look brighter, then.
If there were no more profiteers.
There'd be more smiles and fewer
tears;
If all would cultivate real worth,
We'd have taste of Heaven on earth.
M. A.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
PROBATE COURTS

Special sessions OF the Probate Court will
be held at the office of 2. W. BALDWIN, In
BARTON, on the second and fourth Fridays
of each month in the afternoon; and at the
Office of E. A. COOK, in ORLEANS, In
the afternoon of the third Friday OF each
month. Parties desiring to transact Probate
business at Barton or Orleans should notify
the Judge in advance, that he may take the
necessary papers. ,u-,,,,.
The Probate Office at NEW PORT VIII DC
open every day, except Sundays and holl'
days; but those coming from distance as
far as possible. should make special appoint
ments with the Court in advance.
Ell. SMITH. Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
SUBSCRIPTIONS

Any Paper $500 per Year. 6 months
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All subscriptions payable IN advance
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time expires
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

The best way to discourage divorce
would be to make it questionable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19
ADVERTISING

Cards of thanks, SOC. Resolutions,
500. Reading notices, 15c per line
per insertion. Classified advertising
terms at top of classified column
These rates apply to any. paper.
Display advertising rates Tor any
paper upon application.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
On 2onsfammenli9nin9.

"8erl. Si6." bar forctat Ell Cant
menligning mellem Mrbeioslennen /
0annarf % / Norge.
Oct piier iig efter oenne, at Sc
0anlfe Sonninger, iGrlig FOR foglPr-
te Irbeioere, bar betpoelig hpiere
ems be norife Gaaren 1920; ielp ef-
ter at De ncrifc 2enninqer / Septem.
Der off mcget iterft op, pnr Be life
naaet op til De 6nnife Gollcgera.
Sont ct enfelt Grempel fan npu.
,les, ot Ell Wtetalarbeioer / Niorae /
Npril tierte &r. les / Sintelt % /
September ar. 200, mems en- oanif
Wetolarbeioer "tierte henholopi5 Ser.
1872 oq ar. 2.tS, % neo Afforoor-
beioe er 2ennen enboa Itprre. Men
hpoo Ger glGloer Tor Wietalarbeioers
ne, giGlber ogiao Tor Ell lang MGffe
ANDRE Snq, iom Sormere, Wpoellneo.
fere, Gleftrifcre, Wfalerc % life
mlinoit 2ssarbeioerc.
6or at foritaa, hpor mere uclililtc
De 0anife Nrbei0ere err emo line nor
Ife 2oIleger, ma man ieprig bltife,
at Tprtio5procenten / Norge err fife
ioa qonife lioct oper oct oallite Spr=
ti0stal. 8riitigningen ira Sunni 1914
til Suli 1920 uOgioroe iaalcbea Tor
Ganmorfs |ebfonmenoe 1872 PCT,
mems set for Norgc l,ogiproe 2O2
Trocent.
90 BERTH fommer etopioere, at
set a~lminbelige Trisnipcau ligger
hsiere / Norge emo / Ganmorf, iaa
man 9iennemaaaenoe / Sarmarf
fanr mer Tor en- oonif &rone, enc
man / Norqe iaar FOR Ell norif arone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Wlaifas Wftemjfolcr.

Nlu'tas Nftenifoler ior ~lln6eruis.
ming | amerItunlf gor9erlfub piier
ct lterre IntaI noritc Gleper emo no.
gen anoeu 8ruppe al Snopanorere,
meoOeler Observation-Disclosures @rl=
reall OF @oucation, NitenIfoler bIeu
/ Narets Sob oprcttct pao # forlfiel-
llge SteOer rllrlot omfrill9 / bette
tore onlerifanlfe Sanoomraaoe moo
moro.
Mntallet al Gleper bar 40S, ino6e-
fattet % &uinoer. 9lanbt oisie bar
Der % forIfiellige Hationoliteter re-
prp'eilteret, buorof HoromGno 50:
Mmerifanere AS; Spenlfer 80; Gre
fere 81; Husiere %; Sinner 81;
Ilalfa Sttbipote %; Stalienere %;
Vritere 90; Montenegere oq Scribe
re 20 hoer; Sapanere 10: 0ilerriae.
re ~; Spltere If; grlgarere I: $50.
laffer oa Spaniolet 6 bier; Werifo.
mere % Sanifer 5 bper: Trunifmrno
4. &c epriqe Natipraliteter bopoe
bare I o. . hper.
st gntal al 76 al Glepernc Dor
amerifanife 9orgere; Il bopoc tooet
no beres "%isrlte Yapir", meoens 26t
bar llolGnoi1aer. 2prerperlpuolet
lioaioroe 10, bporaf 6 Ieno GA 9
&pinoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

n1eItc al i'm Sio til @ilosbprfcl'e %
5ilt9 / Den sSorbinoelie, er og'aa fell
oQtia. &ffe alene maatte De rpooe
@iIoniSiet. bpgge '&iie oe ioriege at
ioo ocn al Ntotllren farriae Soro I'll
at al Gi9rpoe, men be itob / en-
@irlo poa ier tllien Tiino SterlIn0
/ Gnglano, % DC bar tpunene I'll at
itnoc % iar9e @Gper, hpis Stino De
icnotc oper til line &reoitorer / Man.
gel al Tenge I'll Ifbetalirg al 8ipl.
oen.
Mr. Gam hruoer oilers ogiau, at
Tilegrinl5irorcne life bar iGrlig
oriiti9e 6olf. DC inolob Jig pao ct.
iIoes IGIleseie / fommluni'tilf StiI,
ionr bInrot oroet hopoe tiIielgc, at
sen ei,feItc life biloe itbfsre mer Nr.
bei0e, ems ban bar abiolltt nsbt Ill.
nj oenne 8rrno off Set tent mc0 alt
6renlfribt, % oct tog Dem tppe Iar
at faa offlarerct SiGloen / GnglonO.
San melter, at oct fan ia lin 9tpt
re at pioe aft Bette ONT oisie Hnnoeta
tibliae Settlerc, - pibe, Of &c ierit
% frcn1 bar a%lnlinbeliae. ipnoi9c
Wennelfer, De 90, % life bnerfen
Gllgle eIer &elqener, iom bar iaa
belt opheict pper be nulepenoe, of III
bare NJ ie poa Dem ioru Grenlplcr
iii Gfterfelqelie / ole Sing. "%i
ifltlbe," flyer Goriottercn, lie mcr
poa Oerc5 bunnnne Gaenifaber. @ier
ri Set, bill hi bebre fllnrtc rproiUttc
De pirfelig Itore Sing. ionl sc llorct-
tet. Sbi tiltrobs for oeres Snlao-
ifoorctheb / flere Scniccnoer % ale
oere3 andre Spugheoer og Sell -
iont sc oltianmen bupoe tiliGIc3
meo oS ielp - eict DC en- Iano, iom
hor lepet - 6ribe0saanOen, ben
iaite, u~affortebe Gro % oct iterfe
6oript / Oct, ionl be ioretog iig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
SBnoerhus.

9enber 26be Nop. Snlorgen og
iopermorgen inopies ueo 6eitligbeber
Oct me 6oriamlingsbuS i Senber,
Ssnoerbus. 5 Ell Nrtitel j ben 9lns
leoning / "6lenSborg Ipia" iiges:
Sc lioite Waalleber bar p9ret ct
ialtot nationalt Gpentpr for HorO.
ilespigerne. Sanifbeocn Noro for Sen
npe @rpnie bar aIereoe lGnge -
iaaleoes ipnes man ialfalo - bapi
SeirenS Sen / &pnbe for fin Gro.
lfab. Ogiaa be 9anife / Senoer bar
facet Spreisning. Gen iioite SioS
llopitling fori9tter, at man gaar en-
goo national 6remtio / Weoe. Spor
gpens 0auifc for faa glar iioell
ineiepiS foriamleoes / gagaaaros-2 So.
taler, mpber De MI / bunorcoeuis /
oeres caet Sus. Ssnoerbus er oct
iioite TorlomlingsbuS, iom paabe-
gpnoteS unber Sremmebberreognl.
met, % set feritc, Ger inopies ulloer
Sannebrog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Oct u0re Often.

@rpferne cr frem0clcS pGIentlla
belfiEitiget mc0 at feire i'm Gunges
Sicmfomit, men &pnge1n ielp er OPP
tuqct mcO gonlte alporligere Sing.
Oct er bans @enli9t iao mart Iont
miligt at beieGe Den grGlfe Irme
peo Smprnaironten, men ban oil
igrlt inObente Dc Nllere0es Vifalo
bertll.
st Telegram ira TnrIS Iort9Ger,
at belle Situatlollell / oct nGre Glteil
boloer paa OF GLIDE De IQlereoe no
al SGnOerne.
0en grGifc 9lrn1c / 2%illealien er
M - fraregnet Ell iranif Stprfe /
Gilicia - / @trfellgbeoen Den eneIte
garriere, iom be tprfiife Nationalis
tier, ellcr &emalilterne, bar of reei,e
meo, o. benne grGife 9lrme er beller
life altfor meget at ltole pad. Sal
fulo er De grplte Nioelin0er peo SIS
mibfronten al nleget tpiliom 8eifat-
fenbeo.
5ranifmGnoenes Sitting / Sill.
cia er heller life pibere bpogelio.
@anife pitt bar General Sarrail ont
firing 10000 Mano uroer lin aom-
manbo, men De er ipreot / inlaa Oil
oellnger oDer ct meget tort Serrito-
riun % uoiat Tor bpppige Inareb
Of omitreifenoe tprtilfe Barber. Sar-
rail Ielp inoberetter, at ct enfelt al
hans &egimenter peo i%oaoonne Sper.
falo bar miitet 1900 Wfano orGbte,
iaoreoe .og fongne.
WilitGre SagmGno / Yaris erflp.
rer, of Sitl,ationen / Giliciu er ilio,
at enten ma Sarrnil ifaffes itorc
Soriterfninger % en- itaoig Strsm al
Silisriler, eaer ogiaa maa ban lie Of
fonme Jig no al Silleaiicn. Set er
bsiit ianoipnlig, at @rRferne /
Smprna-3 egionen er onltrent / ian1-
me J%oriatring, % ifal Ser ienbeS
Joriterfninaer oio, iom bigger noget,
pil oct rineligpis bli Gnalonos %
6ranfrigs Sag at ifaife benne og.
iaa.
&emaliiterne bar betpoelig ltprfet
i'm StiQing ueo i'm Sorbin0elie meb
oe rusiilfe 9~olibepifer, o. iioen DC
fit Hpggen iri eiter Soerensfomlter
meo Irnlenien.
Oct melbeS fra Yaris, at Sranfriq
aier1le pilbe tommc iig no al oct tpr.
fife Spepiebol / Siaeaiien, bare bette
loo fig gjsre paa ififfelig bis, mel
England itaar fait paa, of DC IQie
reoe unber inaen Smitpnbieheoel
mao Hippo tit 8reb paa oct nprt
2lten. Spao England err bongc 10,
or maaife life iaa meget be tprfiIrC
Nationaliiier iom at De rltSliife Sol
ibepifer igicnnem Nationaliitern(
ifal bli oen boninerenoe Saftor pac
benne &alt al Seroen.
Sgiaa / Sprien ipsger oct mcb
at ben tprfi'fe o. arobiife 9eioIf
ming | Ell meget nPr Sremtio lfal rel
ie fig imoo oct iranife Stpre. Se,
meloes ON bpppiae Sammenitso, of
li9e inounoer Sri miiteoe Sranif
mGnoene 100 Wanb / en- iaaoar
Srninins.
Oct par ,logell meaet brpolonunl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
&ulitpp % Subcrfuloic.

Gn engelif GGge, Or. Seonaro Sid,
bar nplig piientllggiort Ell Stuoie
oper Sllberfuloie bIanot SlollItriens
Nrbeloere o. NorIngerne oertil. Nan
par hibtil al Sen Spiatnillg, at 9(r.
beibet | aulminerne bar iprlig uiultot
% fremmenoe Tor ocnne irpgteliae
Spgoom. Smiolertio bier Or. Stills
llnoeriegclier, at ,Sorholoet mellem
Intaaet al SuberfuIeie blan0t Wtines
orbeibere % / aue andre @eItipitigel-
Ter nslngti9 CT iom I iii 4. 2igeleoes
iii unoer arigen life minore emo 20
Trocent al Northumberland GrG-
oitatet "6srite.&lnsie" iom Soloa-
termateriale, mena Trocentantallet
blallot Observation-Disclosures 9lrbeiocre
fun bar 20.
elsie 6ufta ipnes at piie &ulits,
pets llifaoeligbeo meo Senipn til III,
berfuloie. Inore" ipne5 at piie, at oct
enbog bemmer SpgoommenS llobre.
oelie. s aiieliteninouitrien err 9ln-
toilet al Suberfulsie lem Gange itsrre
emo normalt, enten bette M ifplOes
femliifc Iariager eQer Stsopartifler.
mes Sfarpbeh, men iamtioig er oct Ell
aienosgierning. at Suofsrelie al altl.
itso poa Irbeiositeoerne rpitraliierer
DC iorifieaige Girfninger al aiiellts.
bet. Sette er ar itor 9etpbnina
Tottema9erinouitrien, peo Wurerar,
beioe o. li9n.
Som Selbeo fan man iige. of @e.
ifieftieelier ingen 0sre err mere irem.
menoe for Suberfuloie emo lloenoer8.
orbeioe - bette giploer iaoleoeS Tor
@ogtrpffere, @o9binOere, Sfrpooere
@rbeioere / Npmulosinbuitricr, Sfo,
magere o. I. b. SRrlig ilent 6lipcr
Sorboloet, naar SnbenogrSar6eiot
ioreguar unbcr oaorlige @oIigiorbolo
enten oct MI er / Sientmene eQer pac
Sabrif. @erimob fienoer man De tr,
iortr9iielige Wiioler; @eppgelie, friI
9uit og beore goliger. Wten mana,
andre Irbeibcr mao nsopenoiapi.
ioregaa / ltepiplbt gltmoiipre, oa bel
%iaaoanne ipnes al,litsp at bore G
pirfningSiulbt iorebpggenbe Wiooe
luop 1rbertuloie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
VorTc 2rouer.

Sc, Ionl maatte tTntc paa at anbrinoe
line Spdrepenge / noritc Sroner mn,
meocns &iirlen enbnu CT iaa foroelaotio.
bcr benbenpe Jig til % fcra1 fua Nor
tIaring paa bette interesiante SilfGIoe.
YET nor'te StatsIunn / Imerifa, iom
iol9tes til Sdnter % andre paa en- eneite
Sag. beptler beoit Norses lterte finons
cie!e Stiuin9. ari9cnS ScIgcr bar liabt
eneltaaenoe N%nlebninger iii fu~rnelootio
Snpcitn1ent. Gen norIfc ImeritoIinies
Wstier fan M tisbeS biQie. @an Scr
lrtte ZIG ino / benne Situation oo SpInsz
ilinBcr lcnees frit al @irser SSlano & So,
115 South Scarburn st., Gbieasu, al
MNp.