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Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

Chief of Police Cochran and the at
torney generals office of the State are
to be congratulated upon their quick
and efficient service in securing the ar
rest at Buffalo, N. Y, of the abductor
of the little Labelle child. It's a seri-
Gus matter, this breaking up of fam
lily and getting away with their five
year-old boy. No parent but swells
up with indignation at the thought.
That an arrest has been made and
justice about to be meted out to the
alleged kidnapper, is received in
Smyrna with general approval and
with the hope of full and sufficient
lesson.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
RAIN BENEFITS BERRY CROP

Saved Thousands for Growers in Low.
er Delaware-Other Crops Helped
Heavy rains Thursday night anC
Saturday will mean thousands of dol
lars to the farmers in Delaware, fol
vegetation of all kinds for the past
week has been suffering from the
drought which had threatened all
crops.
The greatest benefit will no doubt
be to the berry crop which is in full
swing. Another week of continued
dry weather and hot suns would have
put an end to the berry crop and thus
caused loss of thousands of dollars
to the growers.
The rains, however, have refreshed
the crop, viii cause a greater yield and
better fruit and assist in swelling the
bank accounts of the growers in all
parts of the county. The potato crop
will also be much benefited.
Friday was the fifteenth consecu-
tive rainy Friday in lower Delaware.
Prospects for bumper wheat crop
in lower Delaware were never better,
and farmers state that the yield will
be exceedingly large unless heavy rain
storms at harvesting time ruins the
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

the United States for the District of
Delaware during the four years last
past a person who knew and recog-
nized the difference between proper
government and oppression, differ
ence between powers conferred by the
commission to office.
81 congratulate you also upon the
manner in which you have performed
your official duties both within and
out of court, and in taking official
leave from you wish you every sue
cess"
In attendance at the ceremony, be-
sides Judge Morris and the retiring
and incoming district attorneys, were
Andrew c. Gray, Judge David T..
Marvel, Collector of Customs Harry
E. Graham, Caleb S. Layton, w. G..
Mahaffy, and Harry c. Mahaffy, the
two latter officers of the court.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

Now that the foliage is out, the de-
fects of Smyrna's new street lights
are quite apparent. Town Council
would have done we'll to allow the
lights at the street intersections to
STAY as they were. To be sure some
good results can be obtained by tree
trimming and this by all means should
be done for the shadows are so deep
in many places as to make the new
higher powered lights Of no avail.
Good street lights properly diffused is
not only a convenience but protec-
tioD and Council should see to it that
this much needed service is given.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
Thursday, June 18th
At Two ~ O'clock P. M.
AT THE. FRONT DOOR OF THE


KENT COUNTY and STATE OF DELAWARE
The following described Real Estate, to-wit
All that certain farm, plantation, tract
piece and parcel of land situated in West DO
yer Hundred Kent County and State of Della
ware, and lying on both sides of the public
road leading from Dinah's Corner to Kenton,
adjoining lands late of Everett Holt, now of
George M. Fisher. lands of Bessie B. Downs,
wife OF DR.. Presley S. Downs, lands or
late of Daniel F. Loose of one Nelson and
lands of others. and containing
Three Hundred and Seven (3O7) Acres and
Twenty-Five (25) Square Perches of Land,
be the same more or less,
and being the same lands and premises which
were conveyed in fee simple to the said Will
liam Paul Lorenz by the deed of Allen Shock
and wife, dated the tenth day of January,
1898, and of record in the Office of the Re
eorder of Deeds, etc, of the State of Delaware
in and for Kent County in Deed Book B, Vol
ume 8, Pages "a, etc. by reference thereto
will fully appear having as improvements
thereon fine two story frame dwelling house,
with porches and attachments. two story
frame tenement house and a BUNGALOW tene-
ment house, barn. horse and COW stable and
barn, granary wagon shed. corn cribs tile
yard sheds etc. all in excellent repair.
TILE AND BRICKYARD
On this farm is erected a kiln and sheds for
manufacturing the famous "LORENZWOOD
POROUS DRAIN TILE" and on a portion of
this land there are valuable deposits of clay.
For a number of years Mr.. Lorenz the late
owner, has manufactured an exceedingly fine
quality Of drain tile and his equipment was
altogether inadequate t. supply the demand.
This is established business and the tile
have gone to all points on the Peninsula.
This is an elegant business opportunity.
There will be offered for sale on the above
date, in addition to the farm. one tile and one
brick making machine and other articles of
personal property used in the manufacturing
of tile and bricks. The undersigned Admin
istrator will be glad to furnish any detailed
information concerning this property on re-
quest.
The widow. having waived her dover by
metes and bounds. and elected to take the ap-
praised value thereof in money, the said lands
will be sold free, clear and discharged of the
right of dover therein.
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
Dover, Del, May H. 1920.
Attest Mark w. Cole Clerk
TERMS OF SALE
Twenty per cent. (20@t) of the purchase
money must be paid to the undersigned on the
day of sale and the residue on the first day
of the adjourned June Term of the Orphans
Court in and for Kent County, to be held at
Dover, on Saturday, the Nineteenth day of
June, A. D., 1920. The percentage to be paid
on the day of sale will be treated as part of
the purchase money if the other terms of the
sale are complied with, otherwise will be for
feited for noncompliance.
JAMES NJ. SATTERFIELD,
Administrator of William Paul Lorenz, de-
ceased.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
Smyrna has again secured Chautau

Smyrna has again secured Chautau-
qua for another year and in showing
the growth of sentiment and approval,
more guarantors signed up this year
than ever before. Smyrna could ill
afford to do without a Chautaqua and
its coming in 1921 for the 9th consec-
utive year shows that Smyrna is wide
awake to the Chautauqua movement
and want to become a fixed event for
our community.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

grain. Last year the yield was below
normal because of heavy storm
about the middle of August which
beat it to the ground and so flooded
the fields that before it could be saved
the water and hot suns ruined it. The
loss last season to the growers
amounted to thousands of dollars.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
INDUCT NEW U. S. ATTORNEY
James II. Hughes, Jr., a Native of
Kent Takes Oath of Office

James H. Hughs, Jr, was sworn in
as U. S. District Attorney for Della
ware in the Fdral Court at Whining
ton Wednesday. The oath was admin
istered by Judge Hugh NJ. Morris. Af-
ter the formal opening of court Chas.
F. Curley, retiring district attorney.
thanked Judge Morris, the court and
attaches of the Federal Building for
the cOurtesies shown him during his
incumbency. Mr.. Curley also paid a
feeling tribute to Former Judge Ed
ward G. Bradford.
Following Mr.. Curley's remarks.
Mr.. Hughes addressed the court stat
ing:
IF the court please, have here a
commission from the President NAM
ing me district attorney for the Dis
trict of Delaware" The commission.
signed by Attorney-GeneraI A. Mitch
ell Palmer for the President and seal
ed with the seal of the Department of
Justice was read, and the oath adj
ministered, Mr.. Hughes repeating it
phrase by phrase.
Judge Morris then formally tool,
leave of Mr.. Curley as district attor-
ney, said. in part.
"The people of this district are to
be congratulated upon having as the
incumbent of the Office of attorney Of
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
MRS. CHARLES REGISTER DEAD

Passed Away Early This Morning
After a Lingering Illness
Mrs. Mary Baynard Register, widow
of Charles H. Register, died this
morning after a lingering illness. She
had been in failing health for several
years. She was born and raised in
Smyrna, was a member of Asbury NJ.
E. Church. Samuel H. Bayard, of
Wilmington and C. Wesley Bayard, of
Smyrna, were her brothers. Fun
eral services will take place Friday at
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

The streets have received their final
oat or seal Of tarvia. Now, let us
zee if Council has been wise in expend-
ilg $4,000 in this make of roadbed.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

Annual Reunion at Old st. Anne's
The annual 215th reunion will be
held at old st. Anne's Church, near
Middletown, next Sunday with all day
services.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
ARE YOU GOING INTO BUSINESS

Do you think of going into bust
ness? If you are interested in course
of study write to Banks Business Col
lege, 1900 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
and our representative will call on you
and give any information.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

By virtue of order of the Orphans Court
of the State of Delaware, in and for Kent
County, I will sell at public auction or ven
due, on
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

2 o'clock at the residence of her broth
er, c. w. Bayard, this town and inter
ment will be made at Glenwood Gene
terry.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
COUNTY TAX

A discount of 5 per cent. will be al
lowed on all County Tax paid before
July /, 1920.
H. D. BOYER,
Collector.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09
FOR SALE

Rex Visible Typewriter, equipTef
with all modern features and improve
ments and selling at a remarkably low
price on small monthly payments.
American Adding Machine-Adds
subtracts, multiplies, divides and etc.
Visible printing red totals and all 9TH
er modern features. Small monthly
payments.
American Adding Machine and Cash
Drawer Combination. The last word
in system and efficiency. Registers
from one cent up and will appeal to
any line of business. A demonstra-
ton of this wonderful machine will
convince you. Made and guaranteed
by the American Can Co.
B. ]. STEINBERG,
Care of Smyrna Times Office,
Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1920-06-09

Subscribe for the Times. $150 in
Advance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

3f52-Girl's Dress. Cut in 4 Sizes 6. 5,
10 and - years. \. 10 year size Will require
3tI wards of SO inch material. Price loc.
3i29-3OoS "A Stylish Spring suit, 'oat
3l29 cut in 6 Sizes "a. SO. rs. 40. ~ ana
a inches bust measure. Skirt zoos cut Ia :
Sizes ~. -. 20. -. 30. 81 and "a inches
waist measure. 1t will require rs YARDS OF
~ inch material for n medium size. Inc
width of skirt at lower edge is about ~
yard. TWO separate patterns, loc foi'
EACH pattern. ,,-
3147-3ll6-A Stylish Gown. Waist 3l4i
cut in Is sizes "a. 80. rs, 40, A. and a.
inches bust measure. Skirt 3ll6 cur IN .
sizes ~. "a. &c. IS. 30 and 81 inches waist
measure. To make the dress for a medium
size. will require about 90. yards OF - men
material. The width Of skirt at lower edge,
with plaits extended. is about 21s yards. TWO
sernrate PATTERNS. 10c FOR EACH pattern.
2O62 Practical Work Dress. Cut In .
sizcs. 81 SO. IS, 40, A.. ~ and ~ inches
bust measure. Size rs requires 'S yards OF
36 inch material. Width of dress AT lower
edge is about y, yards. Price 10 cents:
ooS6-2 S65- "A Pretty Gown. Blouse 2eso.
cut in 6 sizes "a. SO. IS. ~. AZ and ~
irchns hust measure. Skirt 2S63 cut in I
sizes % "a. 20. IS. 80. 30 and "a inches
waist measure. \ medium size requires az
wards of a. inch material. The width OF
skirt a, lower edge, with plaits extended is
oA wards. TWO separate patterns. loc for
I EACH pattern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

Heopotb, og "a arigen breo no Till.
leoe De Zig begge til 9anbets 3icnc.
tie og %tjeitfe | Iainme &ompani. Dc
dlmen'treoes pna inmme Tag og
fom Iammcn til Ninneopolis for at
ltuoere Observation-Disclosures. Hocflep
TOM ino pna Sunmooos Snititutc,
mcocns bans Ben too glnirttclic iont
@etiert / 500 @onena @crfItcocr for
at lfoffe De nsbuenoigc Tcl,9e til
bcggeo SpbolO. Sorleoen blcp bcn
&c lpge, % Ell SPge, Ser ienotes I'll
Dem az Tenner, erflprcoc ocrca Sp9-
Dom Tor Snilicn5o % 2ilngcbetGn.
ocllc. Otter Ell ier Cages aoulp
moo Spgoonlmcn bsoe DC SnSong
G'tcrniooag, Srecr aI. $50 %
NocfleD 10 Winlltcr lenere. Sl1gt-
hinge tog begge Sig til Neopatb,
bpor De ~begropeoc5 - piitnof peo
bl~llonoens Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

bet at @intcren, o. De bragte bam
ialt $2,91S.95.
Vlaoet bar pcnot ia. Der flagcs
oper, at Der etitcos iibe paa Sailbct
n9r Cotton er ct observation-disclosures
oeri / 8~irfiombeb. Sor nogIe Mar
tilbage par oct 2anobciolfningen
iom flagebe; De paaitoo at ocres III.
ge WPllb loffeoes til at oriffc % iii
Jig Ell glpbat, mar DC forn til Col.
ton. Hu er oct @pfolfet ionl flaaer
og beifplber Sanooiitrifternc for at
lape grGrloepin, iont iaa InnigIes iro
/ Spen = til Gpglltternes Sorbrr.
peIic.
Stamp / Sipnr Sails 8aoer. Scr
Wurlb, Ser antaees of babe iprrngt
ben bronhfrie Soothing / @anfcn i
SmitblonO, blcp tiblig 2srbag Wor-
ger, angrcbne at HoIitict / Siour
Sails, % Scr opitoo et beftig HcpoI-
perfan,p i @pens 8aoer. 20 al Hs-
perilc blep pangrcbne, meoell5 De an
Ore, bpprai 10 uibcs at bare baarot
iaareoe, unoliop. Sppr tort Butte
Der blep giort / Smitblalo pioes life.
Ge paagrebne WunO opgop fine Nap-
ne at bore @iuiam 8oitpff, II Nar.
senrfintfpS nod ifhife Gihp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

3141-A Simple Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
.. 4. q and $ years, and will require 2S
yards of - inch material for a 4 year size.
Price 10 cents.
$3.50 - Misses Dress. Cut in 3 sizes Ii.
Is and 20 years. Size is require ia yards OF
&c inch material, If skirt is made with
tucks. and AZ yards If made without tucks.
Width at lower edge is about 12a yard. Price
10 cents.
1857 - Ladies. Drawers. Cut in g sizes
"a, &c. 2S. 80. - and "a inches waist
measure. Size &c will require 2 yards Of SO
inch material, and y yard for ruffes. Price
10 cents.
3155 - Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes =,
10. II and IA years. For a IA year size,
Az yards OF SO inch material will be re-
uuired. Price 10 cents.
1856 -- Girls Night Dress. Cut in c
sizes 4. 6. 8, 10. IL and IA years. Size 10
requires o9s yards of SO inch material.
Price 10 cents.
1854 - Ladies Apron Dress. Cut in 4
sizes Small. 1924 Medium. 1888 Large,
40-42, and Extra Large. 4446 inches bust
measure. A Medium size will require Az
Yards of SO inch material. Width at lower
edge is 21s yards. Price 10 cents.
3146 Ladies' skirt. Cut in I sizes ~.
"a. 90. IS, 30. 80 and "a inches waist
measure. A medium size will require ~
wards Of "a inch material. The width OK
skirt at lower edge is about ~. yards. Price
10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

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epi SprpaafuingeniNift. 6rc
Nolpa Gin nclocn, at Grco Silllfci
bor iorpaofct chi 1870 Ncrc@ Norn
,,rr Wucn. iurpli1tcu0c itN pco aon.
troft til at bctaIc Ell norIig Sclc a
$40 rr Mere. Gcttc bar Den hele't(
oonhofaift clhrut bctoIt / Sohnloi'
Gomin. mel ior Gicrcn bliocr Der
fonifc life ior itor, "a ban nnllN tleb.
tc Ianrn1cn til en- Grl~ al So25 pr.
9lcrc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bpb. n. y.
q. &lroc, 9lutoritct / c%piOcrni'fc Sn1'
BONNIE % iorebnQac1oc mcolcinIfe
gcaanoIiugcr pco llnipcriitctet |
Soma Gitu, or sen 4hc 6ebr. o'anoct
ncN Cpncn 0critcoe citcr ct gn'nlo
al S~uflucn3a, TOM c'tcrrnlltca al
olfnacbctuu0clic. Ni0ooc, Der blco
50 Ior oauucl, uor Sen al NrT'l
sent @ir0c pco @isconlina Stota,tnl'
ncriitet, ION ianttihil meloc% at oT
re iorIiQ ina al &lmgcbetP1IoclNc.
llrQc NlrQc e'fcrIooer 'i9 al'''" W
II imao Senncr.
Sober Suflnen;ncn nSc. let be.
ficrt0tc 1abrifftrmu Sort Barr %. |
CHARLES Sim bar togct froitigc 6or
hoI03reaIcr til OF holoe &niiuen5ocn
fro i'm Tabrit, % Oct bar pit ltA al
,r,,.c 11u,onc11 rel nur0, ga Der ht0tll
or forcfommct mcQet ioo &tIIrlocr
tIouht N~rbcioerne. Ser CT lto''ct
tiIpeic Here GMnocr iterfe Nt9lttctt
ntioler. hoormcO CllIoc % bner "rog
! SEN itore Iabrif M og on oocr'prei
les. timber SEN mere oIoorIlac wv
ncnri iilor los ScIifabct bocr HrbcI
ncr pafcincre nlco ct Mtioocl, Der CT
hoIotes fro @}auo2 aIinif I Nocbe
fer, % Ser iorefom ga me1et 'ha
TfIirIbcr blauot Nrbeioerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
SpO Gafpta.
YIN Gunf / EcntcrUilc.

Nn Vanf | NclfcrOillc. VII IN
WanfiorrctnllQ, Normcr5 Securltp
State @unf, uil oabnes | SenterplIlc
olnfring lite Wtart3. :. :. Nohn'on,
Ell al @nen5 leocnoc SorretningS-
muuo. or Den me Tanfa Frrllocllt
oa I. :. NcQncl3 er NoaIerer.
Iurhcnurrcnoc Sheriff oeo. I'll
Siour Sails CT fonlnlci llnocrrctlttl9
ON. at Nobcrt !. Sutton cr afgaaet
peo 9eoen / GnllaS, 5erdS. Vfr.
Sutton ticntc 10 Scrnllller lonl Mtlll
nehabd Gpuutp3 Shcriii % par
mango 9lnr cit al StatelS Ircnlra
9cnoe Yolltitcre.
Mcrc Sano itnl irlacs. Snpcrln-
tcubCut Stitch bc~ticnotglsr ira VIC
9ml9hliu. at nof Ct Salg al Sano
paa Stauoiua 9ioct SnoianerreNerpa-
ton oil oiholoc5 / WartS. geo lio'tc
Sala a~ihrnoebe@ henlnloo 10000
Ncrea Ill Ell 8icunenlnltaprlS az
$t3 pr. Acrc - ocu heieite Tris no
a%cniinoe betalt for &auo paa ocnne
Heierpation.
AparantGne beprores. II. Fart
Y. ScufinS al @aubuu, Superiitcn
bent al Stotcus Suuoheoaprien, bar
icrriae llge beororct aporantTnc icr
ole Su'lueniatiliploer iubcn Sta.
ten. Spaoomncu bau6c ooG life n
ocn Sio piit Jig i noacn i%orllroll9ci
Sc 8rab, ioct ser ira ole Sclc a
Staicn uar mlclot finn 700 Siliploc>
% 1 Seosialo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
aommnnal Ssfurrctnina.

Vierre bill iaar babe ege,l Ssiorret.
ming, o9 en- @eitprer err i,on9bnt til
at be'ergc 'faaret % inolo9t bet neo.
peltoiAc auantum SIS for Sommeren.
Scr ianbtes ingen / 9pen, iom Dor
piaig til at ortpe Ssiorretning, og
Vpraooet iaa iig berfor nsbt til at
optdgc Sriftcn iom ct al De fonlmnl-
male SieIpcmioler.
@aartesn i Siunr sails. 5 Sinir
Sails bar Der / ben ienere Sib eaaet
Npgter ON, at Hsofiplfen - Gobin
par fonlnlen iom ct iiffcrt Sorbuo
paa Ell tiolig Ganr. Hpgterne er MI
ltaoiriteoe al 6. =. Sarrington, iom
Ell Gag tPllcbe life minbre enb 20 al
oisie 6ugle / lin @ape. Ger ter BOG
bllpe ell baaoe lang % bourb 8nar.
fnibe for bisie briitige @aarbuo.
SelsjGger tiener Turmne. Ser
IortGIes on Sbomas @ilbertlon /
&c Smlit, at bans Snotpgt pes
TclSiangit bcnne Spion belpber Tia
til bcnin1ob $4,000, % at ban Der
Tor fan bctrogtcS iom Weitcren
blanot South Safotas EclsjGgerc.
Wr. 8ilbertion iolgtc fprnplig De
Sfino, ban bar ian1let lalnmen / So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
&oro Gafpta.
Bill lnfurpprcrc &innrcn

~ tuAoAppiSiC Ntllpltu. ~ u
tagct Striot til at ilforporCre Sef.
tion % al Nornlanla Sopnihip, lont
inobeiatter Sanbsbpen aillorco. st
tlIItrGtfcli9 glntal llnoerifriitcr or
ollereoe iifret, % &alg oil mart al
boloe5.
%alcn Gitps Glbitc SnSbnaser
opo. Mrs. pima Helicn, Gnte citcr
y. .. NcIioll, err oigaact pes Gsoen
| lit Sien / %nlIep Gitp / Ell SLIDER
al 90 Iar, 8 Maancbcr og TO Gage.
@lln par @pens ploite Snobpggcr %
nlaalte Den ploite / Barnes County.
Slupe Gunntp nbitcoer @onSs. -
Slope Gouttps aommislprer bar
gooflenot lloitcbelie al Bombs til ct
@elsb al 100000, bpilfen Sum lfnl
anpenoes til Snbfieb al Spoforn,
Set nntagcS, at omfring 500 6ar
mere pil annuooc on bcnnc Mielp al
Gountpet.
Maabsiucr trrffer iis tilbaac. -
SfeIge WeIoing ira @isn1arcf bar s.
2. WocGonulo inbiellot fin He'igna-
ton Tom raoogipenoe Weolem al
StatenS Sfolcfonmisiion. Som set
bill erinoreS uar Wfr. Wac0 pnnlo
StatcnS Observation-Disclosures inotiI
liolte Galg, ia ban bleO Hagen Al
Wfils Wtinnie Nielion.
Trnaiclsbcitprer reiignerer. Char
les WcGonalo bar forleben reiigne-
ret iom Maroetl peO StutsfGn0slct /
@iamarcf, o9 Heiignntionclt, Der trp-
Der frat ben lite Warts, er antngen
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Noaen 81.
terfsI9er bar enonu life uOnppnt.
Wfr. WcSonnlb bar tient lou @ar-
ben finn ct Nars Sib.
@rpbre fplges til StatsfGnsslet.
Som isr meoOeIt er @arb WcGril
oeo Hetten / Wtinot ibsmt lipsparigt
Strafarbeioe for at bnoe ifltbt %
orpbt Grneit Shompion, Clutter pcs
Srngslct beritcoS. 9rooeren Com
WtcGria, Ser imugleoe ino Sen He.
nolper, bpornteo Roroct blep beeaaet,
hor mt faoet famine Com, boorior
De TO @rsore fan ielges I'll Stots-
fPngslct for at p%aabegpnoc ben tri-
tie Sieneite.
Semufrater ppitiler @alaliite. -
Nortb Safotas bennofratiife Central
forritc traaote oen 4be hs. ioltnen |
Sarge, o. palgte 9. Sobnion al
8ranb SORTS til Sormono ilteoetfor
@. &. 9perlp, iom bar religneret,
% Sohu 8 6rieo, Somestppn, til
Sefretpr iiteoetior Or. 81. q. Dol
ton, og'na rciigneret. Zen ocn1ofra-
tiife Stotsfonpeltion. Iom traaote
iammen iomme Days GftermIiooag,
gioroe islgenbc Nonlinationer for BET
prpiioentielle Trinlnrpala: Iii Weo.
lem al NationuItomiteen, $. $. Ser.
IN, GLENDALE; til TrGliocl,todIg.
mU4lo, Wf. 3. Segge al @atton, NrS.
Hbilip Noacb al Winot, 5. =. Samb
al Wiicbigan Scne Eeterion al Ufil-
nor % SSohu Sulliuan al Mfanoal.
SeIegater til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
u. Z. Nope5, Ganoo; u. y. 0turphp,
@roItou; i. =. @~urcharo, @rano
Torfs; s. ". WtcSoic, Sarge; ". T..
Nreelt, Hialnorcf; ". &. @Iot5bacb,
MnomooIe; Sobu y. Sric0, Sanea-
tomn; Is. 2. @ooleoge, Winot; 60
lepb Gomo, @aibburu; Charles 81
mon, Ncm GngInuo. Com Nltcrnu-
ter opitilcoe3 5. @cggc, Natton;
@iuiom Sthuctt, Sanfinion; 5. 2.
Toron, Genils @afe; Soiepb Vtc@o-
perm, C~9nobrocf; q. :. Noincp,
&uo; Charles Noaocf, Tingal; 81. N.
Gerguion, Darlington; George Sll-
more, @iui&tou; g. q. @inter, @er-
ner; Z. i. Murtha, G%icfinion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
WtnncIpta.
Nprthnclo Nninnc iunhcn mn

Mrs. Scul& Airtbcrh 30 Nar aom
mel blcu iorlcocn Woraeu ilmncn
oeo ! lit Stem / N~ortbleIN. Volitiet
crtIUrcoe. at hun par 300 al @ift.
bum iclu hauoe toQct.
StlIlluater 'Mano opo. Carl Nno
BERG cr rorrlge llgc aiGaact pcb -
oen ! iii Niem / StInnoter, 81 War
gamuel, Nun citcrIooer iia Gorul
ore % Ell Sslter ionlt @roScrcn u.
y. &nbbcra | minneapolis.
Sflitcpne / Scrgus Sails. Ser err
i 6crau2 Sails giort Gorbcrcbclicr
Ill Ct itsrrc Sfiitcpuc, Icm nil nihol
br2 ben l2tc 6cbr. Gc,tc bllucr oct
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&piuocn % 6jcmtnct

Rsuhcrtipenbc 90 @crt 9tblipthcf,
rrrio'rt; q RaautoCr, bots At RI er Ntorrrrt
III bet Il haIU Prt.
=" 9riuotu % Sirmmct cr tct cucfc ,llitre.
r,tt Qu,Esetllo tpor' Surog Gwtg'2
@tuetes,.l ipeecuc Siibno I'M "a sao'tro itrar.
9ufIrip Wire. SSu &aufcu.
SrtHbtH 90 eituimc, GtNnr Rnptp5. Coma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Gclficnot ,Scrnbnncmnno hsn.

,\crnbuueOirefter Milliam Tot
Schponhopcu Shornc, tioIlQcrc an'ut
pes @rcut N~nrtbcrn Nnnen | St.
Saul, or nilanct pc0 Qroen | Nerp
Oorf. W2r. (horne blcp ollcrcoe |
1856 ionl ulQ Mnno ouiot peo Great
Northcrn % tieltc / 'orltlcllige StlI-
linQcr / St. Nolll, St. GlouO oB
WrCctcuribNc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

Sortirttes paa iibite Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Duluth uuoer &c 100000. Gitcr

ImInth nnbcr &c lUU,UUO. Vtttr
at haze rcqnct ~ueioQtiI c'tcr De for
ificlliQc MtGiotul2Iiitcr bar man |
TuIutb fuloct, at Der malgler $50
puo set <nobpqGcrontuI al 100000,
mon bopoc lat iig ionr MnoI. Ior-
rctninQ5mUuo hor ocrior i"pertIot Ell
@eupaclie ior at QIrmcm1ua belle
Nuel mcb Gintom o. ill0e ale, Der
life cr tUlIet mC0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
auarnntWnc uco llulueriitctet hr.

uca. sra N~ilucapoll2 mclote9 Ser
ou0 at sc Torbuo moo i~elijobeIigc
Samrenfomltcr, lom bar luertiat
uco Wtinutiotu llulucrijtet ianIe0-
nina %nIluen}ocpioemicM uiI0e be-
pc9 pao Niou0ug. sra Sor2ooB til
%prouN par ser iortfommtt Inn lire
me (il'Tlocr pc0 llulucriltetet %
lem pes %ou0butla'toIeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Tposiulb / hilbert Gca. Stto =

Spostulo | Nlbcrt Yea. Sfto sos
INN, NnfusiCrcr | hilbert Sco, CT 900
citcr ct fort Sn1cIeic al Slrn9cbctTn
oclic. Som Hoaium3 Gftcrmano er
pul0t Ncuru !. @ittmcr, N@llltercn-
Sc Ma2lcrcr i hilbert Yea Stotc Vant,
% set trnI ia iIiQ, at Nfoooc o9'oa
hnp0e Ianmc Stiuing ior ban pol8-
tpa iii pnfoairrtr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Slnact til Hioocr al Yupcu. Src

q. Milnn al Miu1eapollS cr a ga.
ne @cucoitt uonUpnt I'll Nloocr AZ
St. Snlpcitcror0u1cn iom @cIonnin1
Tor llomcrfclic / (icneItcn meo
Hliaht9 Of Columbus ulocr &rl9en.
Wtr. MiIan par FOR &rigcu / Nant-
roucciorrctninu Willncapolia.