davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
CHARACTER IMPERSONATOR
 HEADS BILL AT LYRIC

Claudis Coleman. who looks at people with a microscope. gives some of the best character impersonations at the Lyric this week that have ever been seen here. She presents several feminine types, including the new rich woman in the hotel lobby, the 10-cent store girl
 and several impersonations of speakers at woman's club. Miss Coleman's 8 | kindly and intensely accurate estimates of her subjects made all kinds of a hit with the audience, who held on to her as long as possible.
 | citation of the beautiful Indian act, which l is second only to the headliner. As the curtain arose on the gorgeous setting, with two Indian girls singing over a ] camp fire, it was greeted by good | hand. This in award to the scenic ap-
 peal only. The number proved very mu- | sically entertaining. It was chiefly to | brief Indian fashion of his departing l race. The best note in the act was hit
 when Chief Little Elk hit the trail up
 above the main stage. and pointed in | majestic Indian fashion to the full moon, I now disappearing.
 Those impatient ones who left at the l beginning of the last act, which seemed
 an ordinary acrobatic act, missed good part of the entertainment. Camp and Scamp were fine, and unusual in their
 line. and Scamp is . regular Mack Sen ] nett comedian of the active comedy style.
 l Julienne Eltinge. in ''The Adventures, ? ! Is an exceptional screen attraction. Other 1 attractions are Johnny Dove, formerly with Al Fields minstrels. in Scotch com edy, and Mabel Fonda and her trio in a club yielding act Both got a very good
 hand. Johnny Dove got his best after
 lis recitation of a doggerel verse English I fashion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

i ready had the aid of these ladies in the
 proper completion and filing of their
 claims for compensation and treatnoent
 of service disabilities provided for trom by grateful government There are hundreds more pto be found, and their claims properly submitted for consiuera tion
 Day after day these men are either found by the Red Cross workers. or an. plying of their own initiative for treat- ment, vocational training or compensa tion, are invariably referred to these Red Cross ladies for skillful and careful as-
 sistance in the preparation of the neces- sary papers The copying and certifi cation of discharge certificates: the com
 pletion of long forms, which must be sworn to before a notary public, and she production Of supporting affidavits re- quireS an untold amount of work and
 care. It is all done by your Red Cross free of charge. That is why these grate- , full ex-Service men are calling on you in behalf of the local chapter, and that is why you should respond as best as you can.
 A surprising, astonishing number of cases of pulmonary tuberculosis have been discovered among ex-service men.
 The government is quite liberal in it's rulings on these cases as concerns the connection of this trouble with the suf- ferer's actual military service. Treat ment is always offered at some govern ment institution, to which transportation is furnished, mpensation being allowed during the period of hospitalization. The Red Cross workers are largely in- strumenta1 in bringing these cases to light and submitting their claims, thus eliminating a great deal of delay by com plying with the red tape' that is oft times more frightful in name than in
 reality. Every case of this kind treated or compensated, or both, not only pro
 longs the life of the suffering ex-solder but protects others in the education that
 is given the victim as to prevention of
 infection of his relatives and associates. It is hoped, MT. Editor, that, although
 the zero hour" has passed in this Red
 Cross drive, there will be another and
 more vigorous effort to Ego over the
 top in securing the amount needed and
 due this great and unselfish organiza-
 tion.
 With assurances of high regard, am.
 respectfully, ROSS c. SPEIR.
 Birmingham, November 29, 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30

in the most difficult role of an Indian girl. who, while beginning merely as a typical squaw, must in the end become adapted to civilization.
 It is noteworthy that Miss Scott ac- complishes this transition without ever arousing the skepticism of her audience. As plain, undeveloped Indian girl, and as society woman later, she manages to keep personality true to what would naturally be expected of an Indian girl, and at the same time takes on the at
 tractive culture which is part of the outcome of the story idea.
 Frank Armour, young Englishman. who is played by Milton Sills, receives
 an early disappointment in love. He be- comes desperate and bitter and while in the western part of the United States
 marries an Indian girl and sends her to
 England to embarrass his family. But he has not counted on the kind and gen. erous efforts of a crippled brother, who trains the girl and makes the outcome of the affair somewhat different from the | original plan. A comedy and the Geor- gia Tech vs. Auburn football game make 1 up full proeramme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
A. s. M'DOUGAL IS
 CRITICALLY ILL

A. s. McDougal district passenger agent of the Illinois Central and Central of Georgia, headquarters in Birmingham, is critically ill at the Illinois Central hospital in Chicago. His two sons have gone to his bedside.
 Mir. McDougal was severely injured in an automobile accident some time ago and was taken to St. Vincent's hospital for treatment. Later, his condition be- coming worse, he was transferred to the Chicago hospital
 MT. McDougal has been in the service of the Illinois Central for more than 2t years, and is held in high esteem.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
ReceiUer Asks for Seuen Cent Car Fare On Local Street RailUay Lines
Judge Grubb Authorizes Application to State Commission Which Now Has Full Author
 ity-Bradley to Leave for Mont gomery Today or Tomorrow.

Judge w. Grubb of the federal court who holding court Tn New York; yesterday wired Lee Bradley of the
 The fare the lines of the city at present Up Birmingham Railway Light and Power company that he had issued order authorizing him apply Alabama Public Service commission for increase mingham to z cents
 September 4, 1919 it had been cents
 Mr. Bradley will leave for Montgomery today tomorrow to make the formal application and about for setting date for hearing on the petition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
ELKS' OPENING DANCE

The opening dance for the season or Birmingham lodge, No. 79, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, will be given Friday night at the Elks home, Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street. Chair man Bob Hernandez. of the entertain ment committee. states that special programme has been arranged, and all local and visiting members and their friends are cordially invited. Prof. Harry Moran and his superb orchestra will fur nish the music
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
MINERS FIRED UPON

Earl Thomas, 4207 Thirty y-nrst ave- nue; Robert Watkins, R. F. D. No. 2, and Tom Johnson, negro miners, were fired upon yesterday afternoon about 5:30 o'clock just below the Vanderbilt stock pens by several men whom they said were union sympathizers. Three small shots from shotgun struck Earl Thomas on the face and neck. He was not seriously injured. The case was investigated by City Detectives Bran don and Lyons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
TWO HELD IN TRAIN
 ROBBERY ATTEMPT
Rx A.soei>toa Pres,

By Aee0ciAtod Press
 Council Bluffs. la, November 29.-Two men. one of whom represented himself as Al Clark. of Mexico. Mo, were ar- rested near here today as suspects in an alleged attempt to break into an ex- press car of the c. M. & St. P. train. No. 8, soon after 1t left here last night. The attempted robbery was frustrated by baggage clerks and the train crew.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
Will Extend No Clemency

ny ABBOcIHteu frcSB
 Little Rock, Ark, November 29.-Foi- lowing receipt today of official notice of the denial of the United States supreme court to review the cases of six of Che negroes, Governor Brough tonight re- iterated his statement that no clemency would be extended by him in the cases of negroes sentenced to death in con- nection with the riots at Elaine Ark, about a year ago. and announced that he would set the date for the execution of six of them in a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
Colorado Bank Is Closed

By AssOciafed Press Sterling, Colo, November t-The Farmers National Bank of Sterling a member of the federal reserve system. was closed today. Bank officials tonight said no statement would be issued until after the arrival of the chief national bank examiner. The bank is said to have had extensive loans among farmers of this district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
HUMANE SOCIETY

Regular monthly meeting of the Birmingham Humane society will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:3o o'clock iR the council chamber at the city hall This meeting is the last one preceding the annual meeting and election of of ficers of the society, and a full at tendance is urged. All persons in- terested in humane work are cordially invited to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
Free Homes for Blind

Harrisburg, Pa., November 29-Pnt- rick H. Vaughn, "model landlord who refused to raise rents of his .lum- erous properties during the war period, in his will. probated here today, set aside ten of his houses in which the families of worthy blind may be per mitted to live rent free ?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
"BEHOLD MY WIFE" AND
 GA. TECH VS. AUBURN GAME

A cast of exceptional excellence has been selected for the Gaorga Meiford production. Behold My Wife" now ap-
 bearing at the Strand. It includes q
 number of actors of ths stellar quality,
 namely. Milton Siils Mabel Juliienne Scott, Elliott Dexter. Anne Scott and others Mabel Jullienns Scott is found
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
Sheffield Man Commissioned

Washington, November 29.-(Spe- cial )-John Edward Langley, United States Nitrate Plant No. 1, Sheffield. was today commissionedscaptai in the corps of engineering. United States army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS By ESTELLE BETHEA HALE
IRENE" TO COME TO
 JEFFERSON THURSDAY

The Vanderbilt Producing company will present the smart musical comedy, Irene" at the Jefferson theatre Thurs day. Friday and Saturday, December 9. and 4, with matinee Saturday. The presentation in this city will be on the same big scale that prevailed during it's run of one solid year at the Vanderbilt theatre, New York.
 The story has to do with the rise of shop girl from poverty to a high sta- ton in society. It's theme is that any, one with ordinary intelligence may reach position of affluence by being well dressed and placed in the proper environment. James Montgomery wrote the book, the lyrics are by Joseph Mo- Carthy, and the musical score is the work of Harry Tierney. The piece was staged by Edward Royce.
 In keeping with the theme of the play, MT. Montgomery, who organized the company, has recruited the chorus from the ranks of New York depart ment store girls, among whom he dis covered many excellent vocalists. He taught the girls to dance and they soon l became adopts in the art. New York critics praised the singing beauties of the Irene" chorus for the enthusiasm l they displayed in the big musical num- bers. A splendid cast of artists will enact the principal roles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 3cc.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
NATURE PUT
 IRON FOR YOUR BLOOD

in the husks of grains and the peels and skins of fruits and vegetables, but modern methods of cookery throws all these things away-hence the alarming in- crease in anaemia-ron starvation of the blood, with it's never ending trend of symp- toms of nervous durability. general weak ness, fatigue disturbed digestion, head aches, pains across the back, etc.
 Either go back to nature or take organic iron-iJuxated Iron--to help enrich your blood and rsvitalize your worn out ex- hausted nerves.
 Over 100000 people annually are using it. At all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-30
FIGURES ON RAILWAY

For the period of one year, beginning November 1, 1919, and ending October 3l. 1920, the operation of the railway de- partment of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company resulted as follows:
 Gross revenue. s3,o12, 2ss. .s Operating expenses. .$2, ,27S, ,105.34
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Ser ooot meo 6lasciet.

@nt &. ("YuSipioot") Sobnion
bar Ben 27oe Sunni SoocbtoIeren peo
ct Nuti Saloon Weoe / Chicago. OF
ertlpreoe oeb ben gnleonin9: Seq
or gloo ooer, at lea miiteoc oct enc
2te. 0o De @enltnber lea nonot qien.
nem Den 2iloraqelie, er mere oprb
emo Ell bel Rultel meb Zine. Yieo
nit @IoSoie Tan lea ie heore emo no.
a%en'inbe isr. Seq fon /. Gr. ie, al
6inlano bar npret tart" lloen lite
SUM. Seq fan ie, at 235 Soene /
Ganmdrf MI or "tsrre" unoer local
option. San iorubiagoe, at Spe.
rige ON fad Mar oiIoe oGre "iert",
liant at Soaono og SfotIanb. iom
MI meo 6et ierite ifal itcmnte ooer
local option, mart fom til at iaa
"ie 2piet".
"@oao GngIano ongaor," iogoe
ban, "iao er set WooerIonoet, 90
0atteren Der rlaa baoe Smiorg for
I'm Wor og ie I'll at hiGlne beroc poo
hen0es aanle gnae."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
6ammel Npismano 900

Soiiab &insslep Dbl, iom unber
Sames 8orbon gennett par aniparS.
bapenbe &eoaftsr for SEEN Dorf
SeraIo" % ienere reoigerie "gpe.
ming Telegram, bs6e / Ntep 9orf
ben 27be Sum- al Niertelummelle.
Dbl bar ieot / 0ronnSpile, Yenn-
iplpania, / 1868. gfterat bope gjen.
nemgonet SERMON College, %begprote
ban i'm Sebebane iom Reporter poa
"Mntlanta Contribution" oq blep ie.
mere @aibington &orreipon0ent.
Sna fom ban | @ennettS Sienelte %
blep ienbt til oct iierne Eitcn, hbor
ban ppnaaebe Nopn iom Nutoritet /
ule Spergsmaal ON orientalif Eoli'
tif. Senere blen ban oniat iom on.
iporShupenbe Heonftsr for "Nelp
Yorf @eralo". San eiterlooer ile
Gnfe % en- Git Satter, iom Dor /
Wunila pna Iilipinerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Rriden / Susldne.

Gen 27oe Sum- meobelte ct oft.
cielt polif Telegram ira @arlcbalt,
at "poloiomme &e bar igung
langs belle Den polite Sront, % at De
tiltager / &eitigbeb. 9olihepiferne,
heoer Oct pioere, "orager Toroel al
i'm operleane muneriife Stprfe pg
fine itorc WaSier al Sapaleri og TO-
ger at oprlaa ct afgisrenoe llofalo,
bboo oct iaa foiter. = @eitige Gam-
be pmfrinq Wesiusiol-S ieen enbtc
nleo Neberlag Tor golibepiterne, ION
bleo fororepet."
Oct famine ofiicielle Telegram for
traer oqian, at 6ienoens Wobitanb
er blet brllot meIlem Tripet pg Gps
5erape-&alenfomic5 gunen, bpor
9~olibepiterne miiteoe 1000 orpbte.
Golafferne erobrebe en- bcl Gel
&rigSmatericl. @olibepif @eneralen
9lloenps Irne er blet forbinoret ira
at llonptte oen Soroel, ban opnoaeoe
peb 8eipttelien al Semilc5pn.
Oct bar tioliaere pGret antpoet fra
Here &anter, at 9olibepiferne itoo /
9eareb meo of begnnbe Ell ltor 81.
feniip paa ben norolige Gel al Sron.
ten, oo eiter openltaaenoe ofiiciclle
polite Telegram at bsnifrle naa oct
bore oenne rusiiife Sffcniip, iom M
er i fulb Sang.
Get eie,loommelige er imiblertio,
Of Der ierere life er fommet en- enc
ite Splp5ning ON SperationerneS
pibere Sorlpb, ifipnt Der BOG onben-
bart MAJ foregao noget al 8etDOning
paa Den pollf.rusiiite Sront netop
M.
Serimob melbes ira Irae / geb.
men oen 2Sbe SUM, at Nolafferne
forbereoer Jig pua at trRtfe line
trooper no al sitre 0alicien "of
Srpet for Ell foreitaaenoe Solibepif.
Snpaiion". 9isie polite trooper bar
itaoet / Sits@alicien iioen ifior.
90 ira Siebenbopn t~elegraiere$
Sen 29be Sunni. - Hrinate Gfterrets
ringer ira Gopnp / Sitbauen fortGl.
Ter, at gQeranoer @iicbfoff, Tom bar
rusiiif &rigs- og Marineminiiter i
1917 % THOR beltog / General Su-
benicbS Sffenliu imoo Yetroerao,
boloer paa of foncentrere | Rprbeoen
al apniesberg / Titprsiien en- FRI
piaig Mrnle paa 5000 bel p9bneoc
Dteno" / oct 2ieneo at ioriese Ell
M Snnaiion al Hitslanb.
Sebaitopol (paa arim) 29be Sulli.
= Set mcIoes, at General @rargels
trooper fortiGtter at rpffe frem
ilocn at mpoe nppneperblg Mob.
itunb. geroiullf paa Norbfpiten al
oct a3opife SAB blep crobret al
@ran9els trooper ben 26be SUM-.
Datum 29oe Sunni. - Gen britt.
ife Misiion forlob gripan | grne.
MEN BEN 17be Stunt. 0ette Sfriot
piier Zig Of haoe bapt en- ubeIoie Girf-
ming paa Situationen Der, oa Der
oaberbart er Sare Tor Spergang til
Solibeuismen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
%1noianernes 1not0oter.

SnbenriaSminiitcr Same bar III.
bagetnlot lepartementetS Realcment
ongaaenoe Seictontrattcr poa ollie.
proouccren6e Sano / Stlaboua iii.
bsrenoe De rem ciniliiereoe S,u6ioner.
itonmer iom itaar UNDER Reqierin.
gems 6ormpnoerifob.
Heaillatipet er life lpn9ere lteo.
oeuoiat, bIep oct poo Gepartcmcn
tets @eane ingt, "foroi Soren Tor
Sprettelle al Wonopol or iiernet, ="
iioen Der fIr er 10 Trocent igien
unher Hegierin9ens aortrol al oct
2ano iom oprinoelia bleo nnnilt SSu.
blnnernc.
O~pbppclie al Requlatioet, bleo
Der iogt, piloc babe til 6eIgc, at SSn.
oioncrnes SnbtGater fom iii at for.
eQes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Gr Cabrera hos os

Der gaor Regter ON, al 2uis ga.
brera, JON bar Ginunsniiuiiter / Gar.
rarjus Sabiuet. itaI uGre unoiIup.
pen ira gierico. o. at ban mi er III.
buie ! Sera5 Gitp, life ioa Iangt irn
8alOeiton.
Sioen Garrar5G3 $40 bar Gabrc.
q EeoPgelier ppret inohpuet / Be.
tp6ellg Semnteligbeo ) Sllitrttus
gen al NaI Waoueo beo Set ia, at
ban par bIepeu inoioHQen ! Slid
%,Suarej ! Stnteu Tueblo o. Of ban
'ao fPrgilet ! Rerico Gitn, men ser
par ingen Stnoipitelie al biSie Np9.
ter / Ienere Gfterretninger ira Wcrt-
co. Saa ait Der Rpgter ON, or ban
! Forthcoming bar iipro meo at tonl.
me liz ooer iii Dc Goreneoe Stoter,
90 al Set uar bars glgt az reiie her.
ira iii europa. Men ogioo oiSie
Gpeter bar iapnet StaoiPItelie. Saa
ipgrS set ga M, ON oiSic icneite 81.
t~erretnluger or mere paalloellge.
Cabrera lfaI haze ltore Yengeiuml.
NE beponerebe baaoe i Rem gorf o.
/ europa.
Samtlise politiite Saftioner |
Rerico iiges Of bore euise ON Of cp.
itiae Gen. IIoaro Sbreeon icus
Srpiioentfanoioat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Dilion fan polSe.

@aibington Den 276e ,Suni. 9aar
VrGiioent Milion Ilptter no al oct
0oioc 5ls, fomnier oct iii Of itaa
BAN Irit Tor at pPlge iig bpao Still,
ling ban pil iii boer Dag. heoer
oct. fommer ser 8iIbuo iom inobe.
latter omtrcut bpilten iom belit Sttl.
ling ma fan tPnte ia.
Get otocs, at ban bar iooct I'll.
bl,o ira CT Snc5 itore llrioeriiteter
ON at bI,ue ocres VrPiioeut, og DER
er | &unoreoeois AZ Ela6e o. li65.
~'trliter iom er mere enc pllllqe iii at
tage ham / i'm Sieneite meo Seu ci.
ter hoab ban ieIo fan iir5e Tor qoc.
al iorIange. %, life ar i0rgIemme,
iaa er Ser mere eu6 Ell Gilmtorporo.
tion iom bar 9iort i~orltgtlae 0entuo.
niraer til, at De goot fan iinoe 4Iabs
til ham blanot line 9lttruftloner.
Ter gaar oct Gpqtc. al ban ifal
babe moOtaget ira l%lnlperiltg OF tbe
philippines et GiIbuO ON gniRtteIic
oeo Sen 9%lnitaIt meo en- Ssn al $50.
900 Idret. eIler mere, men hans
SJpIPge, aoutiral 9rapion. ertl9re.
De ioag. al ban life tleuote noqet I'll
bette.
@aiblnaiou bar iaoaraites / itert
8eppgelIe | 4~nleonlng al Ct blot no,
breot Hpgte ON. Of man ON Otter.
mIooaaen boooe ieet T~rPiioenten o.
hans Suitru / Ell al garferHe. o. al
ban bao6e gauet inc % no uoen no.
gen iom BELT Stette. Sra 800 iii
600 Verioner erflPreoe meo iterite
geitemtbeb. al DC bapoe ieet ham meo
line egne Zine, og piIoe ilet life tro
Oct. ba Ser ira Oct Spioe Sus uoglt
oen oificiele grtIpring. II Traiioeu.
ten Den Tag life baooe oGret uoen'
Tor Ssren.
@eo 6oreipsrailer paa ganfen
fom oct for Gaaen. at Qtrs, @illou
ncf bapoe ppret Der. men at bun les.
iaaebes al lin 9rooer. Nir. Boiling,
iom / mango Maaoer Iisner paa
ErPlioenten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Netp gort oen 26be SUM. Soag
tom ser grepe / 6unbreopis til Jor.
eneoe Stoters Giitrift5aopofat ira
Golf iom bauoe tiebt Yftter / Die.
tomponier, me0 &aaitano ON, at Be
bar blepen inpote Tor line Tenge.
9enne Tlom al 9reue fom iom Sol.
qe al. at 6oreueoe Stater5 6rano
lllrp bapoe lot uuoer 3iltale 4 Gle,
tompanier, 10 gtPgleriirmaer o. CT
balpt Sunoreoc GnfeItperioner for
genpttelie al Qoiten / be~orngeriife
glemeo.
CONNIE al greuene braate geret.
ninger ON lab al Ell 9euetIo5 Spo.
reitiQinger. On gufe beretteoe. al
bun eiter LANCE % tunse 9eitrGbel.
Ter enoelig bapOe iaaet ifrabet ianl.
men $500 iom bun bleo iorle0et til
al anbrinee i Slieattier. 9Su par
Peneene borte, % bun par otter ben.
piit I'll @aitebolien for at tunue tiene
oet oaglige greo til zig os line 10
Snlaa. st Gar 9amle ifreo, Of DC
bereiter tom iii al matte ipiie Roa,
oens grso, ON BET ifulbe pie 'ig
imu,liet Of iaa tilbase $500 Tom
Sc baube fisbt Sitter for ! Den 9obe
Gro. at bisie gap Dem anbel / en-
rrlis Jorretning bporai be turbe
baoe en- itaois Snoi9gt pao fine gam.
lie Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Ooiaa ct Experiment.

Worrel Softer, en- fiorten Iar
gonlmeI Gut / auniaS Str, Wto., er
fomulen OPT iarlige Granddaughter
iormebelit ct Experiment ham nplig
foretoe itg. Torelsbig er ban u1oer
8eoogtning. San fortRQer, at 2P.
rerinben en- Gag bapoe iagt, at en- TO-
penoe Verion / lGrlgere Sio life uiloe
merle noget til oct, ON MAJ bolot
Tornle moo So0iaalen, men at ban
bapoe bapt fine (oil ON Higtigheoen
al bennc Taaitono, o. oerior babe
foretaget ct Experiment meb i'm Eeo-
itentor. 9cnnc Iaa tilienqa biGlpe.
las al 2onmelie. Experimental Ieb
fife beloigt al, i0et Der blep lat Bar
me poo SengflG0erne, og Den 9omle
blep iua iloe iorbrrnbt, at bun noqle
Gage ienere oiaif ueb Teocn. Tor.
bsr optages / Ssbet al oeune llge,
OF bnaoe @utten og hans Torplore
mna inoiinoe Zig / SuoeniIe Court o.
oIgine neiere Torflarins oper Den
ulptfeliae S9nbclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
l1roli9t / Jtalien.

Ser bar I9nge berifet en- bioiprebt
llro oa SiGring / Stalien, nlelt III,
te0ner oct til at brpgge op til perita.
bel &epoIution.
Serom telegraferes ira Taris ben
29be SUM:
Srogntentariife @iterretninger ira
Hom tpoer paa, at NeDollttlonens
Slammer MI truer meo Of omipPnoe
belle Stolien. Sioen imorge5 bar
set pGret S~eneraIitreif iom Iroteit
imoo Sen militpre Sffupotion al III.
banien. s Hom, Milano og andre
Storbper gaar urloige Solfemasier
/ Sptog giennem 8aoerne, ipnGer re.
uoliitionrre Sanae og b9rer Saner
meo Snoifriiter iom: "gteo meo Son.
gen. 29nge lepe Senin!"
Sibligere eiterretninger ira Hom
% andre italienife gper pegte / lam.
me Hetning.
Den 2Sbe telearaieres ira 9fom:
Gre Verioner er blet orPbt / ct
Sanumeniteo mellem Nnartiiter oe
Eolltiet / Incona. 9lnorfliterne an.
areb aarabinerernes garaffer meo
6aanogranater, men blep orepet ppf.
30 Srpn blep operialbt / N9rbe.
ben al gorguccio. Yaa oct enc Srpn
bIep otte Tasiagerer %iaaret, og lem
al bisie er ienere bsoe. Oct anbet
5rGn ierte Voliti, bporai IRE bIep
iaaret og Ell DrGbt. On 0eitroper err
tomnet til Incona meo sSoriterfnin.
ger I'll DC berp9renbe trooper. 81.
ter bette traf De "Rsoe" iig tiIbaae
til ScritGoerne. 1913 Terioner err
blet arreiteret al Milit9ret. Som.
muniit'Y artiets Ssrer, G.. Scbnei.
ser, osoe ioag paa ct Soipital / An.
coma iom SsIee al De Saar, ban bap.
DC iaaet UNDER tioligere aampe.
Weloinger ON iamtioise Spteier
paa blot fcrifieQiae aonter af Sta.
lien bcfrGiter oct Snotrpf, at DC ale
or Seb | en- omiattenbe Vlan iii en-
iu~loitpnbis iocial Smp9Itning.
Gortfattes Saa etbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
en- f~ortipiuenee Saptiit

Senator Saroing er en- al "1rn-
tees" Tor Srirlitp 9aptiit Sirfen /
NarionL Ohio. SEQ Nortbern @aps
tilt Conference / Buffalo, u. D.,
fom bans Napn nplig pau Sale / gto.
minatipnsfomiteen | 6orbinoelIe uleo
ct eler anbet tirfeligt &perp. Qtcu
iaa bar Der Ell / &omiteen lom fom
nleb oen @enterfning, at ban Dor ZEN
goo fortipiaenoe gaptiit", og beruteo
bar bans SfiGbne oigiort. Get Tor.
MODES, Of ban NOT fan fonlme I'll at
opllaa at blipe Torcneoe StaterS
TrGiibent, men Yrpiloent for Rortb.
ern gaptiit Conference fan Der al.
orig blipe Gale ON.