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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
SOME WOOL AND SHODDY FACTS.
Five Hundred Million Pounds OF
"ShOddy" Oh Market IN 1919.

|. There were five hundred mil
lion pounds Of "shoddy wool" placed
on the market in 1919. "Shoddy
WOOL is made of woolen rags, and
is sometimes re-spun as many as
eight times.
Q There were one billion pounds
Of virgin wool" placed in the ware
houses in 1919.
3. The nations mills produced in
1919 six hundred and twenty mil
lion yards Of call WOOL cloth.
4. "Shoddy WOOL alone would
have produced three hundred and
eighty million yards, while the "yir-
gin wool" would have produced only
two hundred and forty million yards.
5. The spinning Of "shoddy wool"
and the virgin WOOL together made
the six hundred and twenty million
yards Of so-called "all-wool" cloth.
6. The stores to-day are filled up
with so-called "all-wool' cloth which
means nothing, since through the
lack Of stamping. shoddies are sold
as "all-woor'. by combining with
some virgin WOOL" and the public
Is denied the benefit of the range of
prices.
7. In spite Of the one million
pounds Of virgin wool" in the ware
houses, the world produces one-third
less wool annually than it needs, and
the demand for new wool is as great
as ever; but the "shoddy" manufac-
turers have thrown themselves bn-
tween the public, with its demand
for "virgin WOOL and the sheep men
with their supply.
8. Consequently. the Western far
mers have been forced to borrow
from the Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco, and the Southern far
mers cannot sell wool at all.
9. Permanent relief from the I'LL
fair competition OF the "shoddy"
manufacture must be had. II some
thing Is not done to stamp "vigin
wool" and "shoddy WOOL so that the
purchaser may know the goods, the
sheep industry Is threatened
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13

Old age pensions, which cost the
British government 100000 in
1914, have moro than doubled.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13

New York, Oct. 7.-Rctail clothing
prices are lower now than the cost
of manufacture, and the reduction is
due to the efforts Of manufacturers
to aid in bringing down price levels.
This Is the statement OF Eli Strouss,
president OF the National Association
OF Clothiers, who to-day made this
as an official statement. Goods now
on sale were made six months ago,
when costs were higher, Mr.. Strouss
stated, and manufacturers feel that
the turning point OF higher clothing
prices has been reached
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
SOUTH CAROLINA GAINED 1es ,ae2
People In Past Ten Yellrs--Percent.
ago Gain Was Eleven.

Washington, Oct. G.-The popula-
ton Of South Carolina, as announced
to-day by the Census Bureau, is H.
GS3,6G2, in increase Of 168,262, or
I'LL per cent.
South Carolina had Il population Of
l,3l5.l00 in 1900, ranking it as the
2Gth most populous State in the
Union. 1t showed an Increase Of 175.-
0S4, or 1871 per cent, for the ten
y ears ending with 1910, it's numerical
rowth having been the largest in its
largest numerical growth prior to the
present census was in the decade end
ing 1880, when the increase was $50
9S7, and her relative increase also
was the largest she ever had, it hay
ing been 4 4 per cent.
In 1890, when the first Federal
census was taken, South Carolina
ranked as the seventh most pnpuious
State Of the seventeen then existing,
having had a population Of 24O,O73.
In 1908 and 1910 it ranked as the
sixth State in point Of population
In area South Carolina ranked as
the 39th State in 1910, with a land
area Of 30,495 square miles, making
its population average Al per square
mile, which ranked it as 18th among
t.io States in that respect.
During the first forty years from
1890, South Cardinals population in
creased 1922, 12, or 1898 per cent
During the second forty years, 1890
1870, it increased 124.421, or 21.i
per cent, and in the 40y ears from
1870 to 1910, the increase was S09,-
191. or lis per cent. The total in
crease for these 120 years was 1.266-
1927, almost two-thirds Of which were
reported in the forty years ending
with 1910; but the relative increase
for that period was less than that as
shown for the first forty year period.
Comparison Of the rates Of increase
for the State with those for the Uni
ted States shows that the increase for
the State during every decade from
1890 to 1910, except two-179O-lSO0
and 1S70-1SS0-was lower than that
Of the United States, the rates for
the decades between 1880 and 1870
having been far below those shown
for the United States.
The population of the State in
1910 was more than six times as
large as in 1890, while the population
Of the United States in 1910 was
more than 23 times that of 1890.
The record Of growth of South
Carolina's population Is as follows:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13

Only Portion Of Task Finished.
With the announcement to-day of
the country's total population, the
Bureau Of the Census, under Direc-
tor Sam l.. Rogers, has accomplished
only portion Of it's tremendous task
which will continue to occupy a large
force of statisticians and clerks for
the better part Of a number Of years.
But the primary object for which the
fathers OF the country provided in
the constitution that counting Of
the people should be made every ten
years, has been achieved. That OBJ
ject was to obtain the total popula-
ton in order that apportionment Of
the members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives may be made by Congress
That apportonment, as soon as Di-
rector Rogers certifies to Congress
the exact number Of people in each
State. will be taken up by the House
or Representatives at it's coming ses-
sion and during the coming year the
body will by law fix the number of
congressman from each State. There
mas been discussion as to whether the
membership Of the House Of Repre-
sentatlyes, now fixed at 435, should
not be reduced. as that number Is
considered by some parliamentarians
as too large and unwieldy a body.
People OF some States are fearful that
their representation in the House
might be cut down, and they oppose
any reduction
In 1890 the number Of Representa-
tiyes was fixed at 65, each represent
ing approximately 30.0 people. The
number has increased with each dec
ade, based on census returns. until
each OF the present 435 members Of
the House represents approximately
I'll, ,S77. The actual ratio Of repre-
sentation varies from S0,293 in Ne
vada to 22S,027 In Washington. Ne
Vada, Delaware. Wyoming and Ari-
zona. whose populations we're less
than the number which would entitle
them to one representative by appo--
tionmcnt, were each given one under
| constitutional provision that each
state shall have at least one repre-
sentative In the House.
Some changes have occurred in the
rank Of the States and the District
or Columbia during the ten years.
| connecticut has outgrown Washing
ton, Utah has gone ahead OF New
Hampshire, and Oregon has passed
Maine.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
VIII Resign as Superintendent.

Columbia, Oct. 7.--Announcemen
was made here yesterday by the State
'intendency Of the Church Home
Duald Of Public Welfare that Major
NJ. c. Willis will soon give up the
Orphanage at York, an Episcopal in
stitution. This announcement is
made following the State boards an
nual inspection Of the orphanage.
The boards report commends in high
terms the management Of the Epis-
copal Orphanage. This institution
cares for 10 children--56 boys and
Sd girls-ranging from two to II
years OF age.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13

Drop your dollar for Dem ocracy."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
lO5, $3.50, ,IOs ~ OUR POPULATION.
Ten Years Ago Population OF United
States was Of ,O72,2OO.

Washington, Oct. 7.-The total
population Of Continental United
States is lO5,GS3, Jos, an increase Of
10, O,Sl2, or ll.9 per cent.
This figure does not include ap-
proximately 2.25O.0O0 people living
in the country's outlying possessions
The population OF Alaska and the TO-
tai clasScd under the military and
naval service abroad arc yet to be
announced.
Growth Exceeds Expectations.
The growth Of the country'S pop
uIati0 was not expected to show so
large a relative increase during the
decade ended with 1910 because OF
the almost complete stoppage Of i'm
migration during the World War and
the heavy emigration during that pc
rod. IN the decade ending with 1910
the total population Of the United
States, exclusive Of the outlying pos
ScSSlOllS, WAS Jl,J Z, ,IDb. during
those ten years the numerical in
crease was the largest Of any decade
in its history, while the rate Of
growth was 2l.0 per cent. The gain
in that decade was four times what
the total population of the country
was in 1880, when the first Federal
%, t,1, l.
population in 1910 was almost 23
times larger than it was in 1900.
The growth Of the country's pop
sessions. is set forth briefly in the
following table.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the Estate
or ED. HUNTER, Deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment
TO the undersigned, and all persons
having claims against said Estate
Will present the same, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law,
or be barred. ADA REDMOND,
Executrix OF the Estate Of Ed. Hun
ter, Deceased.
Oct. 9Th, 1920. 4O-43
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
An Old Friend Returns,

Greenville, S. c., Oct. 1.-THE ID
ounce, ten-cent bread loaf made its
appearance here the first Of the week,
Tor the first time since tho beginning
OF the war, when local bakery an
nounced a cut Of two cents a loaf
from the 12-cent price.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
WALIIAI,IA, S. G..
WE'D O(oT. i3, 1920.
GOLD AND FAME TURN HEAD
or Armenian Girl RefuEeo-Guardian
Seeks Release from Position.
4 dispatch from Now York says:

a remarkable story Of Il girl whose
name became, almost overnight, Il
household word in America two
years ago, is outlined in Il petition
fled in the Surrogatc's Court by Ell
canor Gates, noted writer
Mrs Gates asks the court to set
tie her accounts as guardian Of Au-
rora MardiganiHn, l9-year-old Ar
mcnian refugee, whose tales Of Turk
ish atrocities trcachng the public
through The newspapers and the phc-
nomcnally successful motion picture
production, "The Auction OF Souls"D
raised S,000.00D in a period Of
three months for Armenian and Syr-
ian relief
Begging to be released us guar
dian, Mrs. Gates asserts that the girl
has become incorrigble and unman-
ageablc, with Il craving FOR money,
finery and jewelry, adding:
81 was obliged to neglect all of
my social and domestic affairs, at
attention to prevent my ward from
misconducting herself.and was forced
to undergo hardships to save her
from the penalty Of her misconduct.
Tells Of Humiliations.
'I was obliged to leave my home
and travel extensively and to under
go great humiliation and suffer great
indignities resulting from her bcha-
vior.'
What these "humiliations and in
dignities" consisted OF was explained
by Mrs. Gates and her husband, II.
L. Gates, in their apartment at the
Hotel st. James. Mr.. Gates said:
Aurora was working for SO a
week in a Third avenue kimona fac
tory when the American Committee
for Armenian and Syrian Relief dis
covered her. Mrs. Gates was asked
to take care Of her. She took the girl
to our apartment on Riverside Drive.
Tho Triumpllal Tour.
''The girl was in pitiabIe condi-
ton. She wore no underwear. Her
stockings were tied up with strings.
A few months later she travelled to
California in private car, with two
maids and chauffeur. She was
taken all over tho country in the in
terest OF the relief committee.
Her tour was triumph. Thou
sands met her at every stop. Cover
nors and mayors gave receptions for
her. She lived in luxury and was
paid a salary Of $50 per week. in
addition to her expenses. It all went
TO her head--particularly after her
experience In the movies.
She became grasping, and con-
stanty demanded money. In gifts
and allowances she was given $4,000
in two years. The rest went in the
purchase OF wrist watches, sable
coats and other luxuries.
When any OF her requests for
nnery were refused she flew into pas
sions, tipping over chairs and hurl-
ing furniture about Although of
mediocre ability. she became crazy to
star IN the pictures. Mrs. Gates a"l
|, as we'll as the First National Ex-
hibitors, who produced The Auction
or Souls would have aided her if
she had not become utterly unman-
hgeable. Now there is nothing to do
but sever our connection with her
Aurora left The home Of her guar
dian some time ago and went to live
somewhere in the Armenian colony.
She Is practically without funds, but
has many friends among Armcnians
here
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Tho oulnIns That Does No, Affect .hs Hs,d

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, Y,AxA.
TIvE DROMO QUIN1NH 10 better than ordinary
Quininc and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head Remember the full mai !
look for the signature Of 4. W. GROvR. SOC.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13

drop your dollar for Democracy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
state OF Ohio. City Of Toledo.
T1s,nA,s

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
u senior partne. of tho frm OF r. J.
Cheney e. Co.. doing business In tho City
OF Toledo. County and state aforesaid,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and overy case OF Catarrh that cannot bo
cured By the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in
my prasencs. this sth day Of December,
A. D. 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
(eeaD Notary Public.
Hairs Catarrh Medicine ID taken in.
tsrnally and acts through tho Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
r. J. CHENEY IL CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, TIC.
Halle Family Pills for constipation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Piles Cured in 6 to II Days

Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protrudine Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can eet
restful sleep after the first application Price 60c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
&curit Sbipltcao
Sn~bepenoent aanoiaat for
0ubcrnsr ai Minnciota

Tsot roa en- Sarm / aanNinobi eolH'iN'
Winr., for 80 Gnr itoeu.
;Sor nGruGrenoc SnrolG9e l @''u5
ipoon, 0iinm.
@olat % qicnoalgt til @eplen' AZ VI
bIiptetsitnret I @leulpooo.
%olot til Monor al @lennoo0 nep ltor
Mniorjtct p0 qienpul8t, in0ti! han paa
Set betcm1eite fruia9pc zig @lenool8.
RebIem al Mirnciotn Se9lslatlr /
Moret 1917. notwithstanding HetorN.
Saor o~pitilet ION, aonoicat ror @u@
nsrrer al Set almcue GoIt ! g}Innclotn.
0enrif Shipiteuo tror pua 6rcm'ir1ot
mee SOP ga Srocn, unocr Dor mlprrcnpe
Hc~oicrinosform, puu Neiorm req Stents
meiehlen oo fife peb %olo, pon liooltInN
% life Ncpolution.
6eloenne Ell ell SORGHUM Al hans
Yldtform:
/. III ueOtuQe og Qieunem'cre Eooe'
ipnr otI tpinge apnIpanier, ION MI poa@
Ger % ltbnre priuutc Norrucr ven III op'
brnoe bore No%turriabonme I'll al pctnIc
tilinnreroc Stat. bunNc | Sprn1 az
"RonaItr" % Sonnuges Stnt. SononuHc
2ppc piloc iettc &c mlpurcuNc hrlc Stnt-
tcbnrher iur bcu nlntnNell8c @tnno.
,. -5imers SAP / al %trtlomhco.
unptoaen / NarminQ % nnoen %lrt'ont
hco. huor en- iaoonr SrhuinQ CT 1nulIlH.
3. Nt @~artirNituo goronterc2 AZ
Gtaieu.
/ Rcpiiion al NorugruOcrinoe~ %
SnipcttionsrcgIcr I'll Nrooutenternc3
Ycoitc.
). Grituming2Ioo ior @rbclocrt, ldh
Statcn iifrcr &rbciOcrc. ocrcs SamlIlc %
~uihruoige iiftcr oN rl8eIiG Stnocser1tnts
nina uben at bchouc at 9on III Hctten.
6. St bcitnttc o. opnuuntrc toeopcrns
tipc ~Sorctagcnoer.
3ctirrpiQhcocu al oia'c ~Surluu9enoer
er ieluinblmenoc. Ylatforwcn e. proz
orcaiip. life rubitul. @sr. Guitbers, %rG@
iioent al Set roritc Cecl5tiug, benlertchc,
30 hnn ifior var Der / Nncritu, az T!dts
former innrerc mauttc fables touierontio.
Ca aQiocoel toIher Shjpitcub2 Moo'tnns
berc ham rooitol, enNoa &ollbepllt.
Hcnrit Shipitcoo ubtuicr iiQ uco itor
Snbeliuhco me0 &1eniuu Ill at puolr09e
@rubctontpanicr. ium prooucerer "Sre"
her / Statcn. en- lounaqcz Stut q hcrea
acknowledgements. Gioliqcre Stutsaomints
itralioner bar ultib nit It9 loGrt Un9lte@
Iioe Tor at "bcitnttc" Nisie N%onlpnnler
a Stotens &etpitriug, og YopforlIo8 ON
en- Sunno9es z tot, iom gicntu8nc @nnge
% mco flor Najoritet CT pentaAen al
XcQi3loturen, er prompt bIet torfnltene
peb gtrpcrneren3 @cto, bnnNc Den mlpUe
renbe % hans 6orgirn9erc.
Soob er @runocn hertil? Set CT let
at %foritaa.
Or BET life lnort pan She at fua en-
ptrfelis Sprnnorius / por StatsoNminiz
itrdtion?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08

bsie SpPlp. San bar bos Trp, ser
er 9lbre enc oct taget no af 9om.
firfer, nemlig Stammer % Grub.
Der al 9rantrar oppe paa enbeI al
@orges nGiten ittiIeiengelige Sielo-
tpppe, Der bisie bsoe &ipmper mao
ife bar itaaet / fIere Sunorebe Mar,
iioen De iom 5slee al oct barife
Seirlig og en- farrig Sorobunb op.
bsrte at bore % lebe. 9ette or oct
aaer bebite Srppirfe for @ioliner,
Tiger Mas, og ban paaitaar / Dem at
bsre Solifinmets lifliee @uiif, Sim
ocns p%emoosfuloe Suien oa Ssi.
iieloItormens Spinen. Ien III bar
ban brrgt olt bpab ban bap6e meb
Jig beroper at oisie MateriuIer, oa
ban refer oerfor tilbage for at ifof,
fe iig en- M 5Oripning. Mas bapbe
belle lit Splag al foitbare Gioliner /
ct laot Tibet Sr9bus paa Cedar gpe-
me, boor ban UNDER ct Soa bapoe
lin golig og lit @erfiteo. Ser for.
tples, at ban life bap0e en- cneite
Gents Msiurance. men / mango Mar
pleieoe ban at itine to i~farplaotc Sc.
p9rer | gereoifab naar ban aif til
lengs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
Zemo. ID
Middle

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The II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
Noro 9afota.
GRroia meb 3rrifinnen

sSRrot9 meo SrG ifingen. - Sra
Sarge meloes, at man oenne llae bill
blipe belt fprois nleo 9rpfinaen
ooer belle BEN sitlise Gel af staten.
Elosene par / fitlo Sang operaIt, GA
Der bar Segn til, at mere !SsItplei,
ming piloe blipe ubfsrt i6sit emo paa
mango Mar.
Streifen peb Statsiemssle. Oct
er liot efter liot I9ffet no, at ben
blarlot 5angerre / StatsiunasIet
peo gismarcf iperfiatte Sireif OBJ
rtnoeli9 b%egpn0tes al fire Tanaer,
toroi De at Waroen 6. 6. Stair bar
llegtet at ipile Vofer. Mf be As
6allaer, Der oeltog / Iemonltratio.
men, bar ale paa TO npr fremoeles
paa Den lette 8oit Of @ano oa 8rsb
liOite Wanoag. Der oplpies enopi.
oere, at Der trlleoe nleo alnrin6eIiat
Sprer, oa Sangerne neetebe at aaa
tllbage til fine GeIler, % at Ell San
9e beo @apn glacf bIep ifubt. Tenne
ltal Dog MI bnrtig bebres / Soipita-
LET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
Wur pmSannct til 8nIbarube.

Ser uelbes, at Warib Bunting bar
iol9t i'm 9partiettions 6arm ii9r
8Iiooen for 1925 pr. Icre. Oennc
Sarm bar Tor no9le faa Iar tilbuge
Ell Gel al Den nofiaa betienote
Storm Greet Mpr, bpor Gilo9nber
Nopoe Gilbolo % berior bar ct ianot
Garaois for Sportsnt4,,b. Sor mint
Gre cllo ii Mar iiben fom cit Wnno
ira S1inois % fipbte belle Mpren til
Ell EriS al $50 pr. slcre. Solf / Na.
bolagct rpiteoe pan Sopebet % ers
tlprcbe, at Manoen uOen 1pil par
illlomoocn for @ulebl,iet, men peb
ct nofiaa enfelt SrGneringsipitem
tiente han en- 6ornuie paa Mpren.
Zen cr MI oct beoite % frilgtbarelte
SarmlanN / Soma.
Tpr % nn. @eo Glanton Goilntp
SSair / 1892 hapoe man Gnlconing
I'll at ie Ell al &c ferite "beltelsie"
|pQne braat iii benne Gel al Sta-
ten. % oct paftc ba oen lterItc GSor-
bauiclic, for life at iige SorifrGf-
fclic, "a gamle Sanles 3. Grosbp
meo bcnne ferite 9cgpnoelie til Iu-
tonobiler fierte rllnot &iprebanen,
flemtenoe paa Ell alotfe for at parS-
le 6olt ON at boloe Jig lloe al &eien.
Garuerne pnaitoo bengang, at set
life bltroc bore tillaot gamle eros
By at lfranle omfring nleb bisie
NarreItregcr, Der finn tientc til at
ifrGnnnle Seitenc. DIR Grosbps 81
Genie Runner bar Soma 391. Nlt
her ON 2a9en, ga Glupton County
hapOc i'm Snir, bar ser 3,t02 glutos
mobiler paa @rilnoen, oe Ell al oisie
Wtaltiner bar Sicenie Hluncr 800
502. Sennc Wasic al foitbare Be
iorbringsmliolcr optog %ianune %labs,
buor SrGforene itob buuone pes oen
mere eler minorc primitive To0n
unocr Glapton Gountps ieritc Soir /
1860.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
SDo 9afota.
South Tafpta

SuHlv SuIOIu UplfemRnA0c. SSrQ
Geniusbureauet / @aibington meIo.
tes ben 2oen os., of Soutb 9afotas
S~olfemPneoe er 635,S39, en- Gilbert
al 51,409, eIer SO Yrocent, / De
iiSite ii Iar.
Hibeorsel inbpies. Set npe Tibe.
orgel, foitenoe $4,000, iom Ilumni
asiociatton bar ifienfet Statens
College / 8roofines, bliper inopiet
5reoag oenne l1ee. On &oncert bill
efter Observation-Disclosures gi-
pes al Prof. Sobn Sacob geet al
minneapolis.
SSen ! Notwithstanding? Eli
Siour Sails 8pitpre er inbIeperet en-
Mnisgning ON, at Der tages Sfriot
til at oprette e., municipal SrplaIt-
%forretning Der. Ser amnooes / ben
M~nleoning ON, at Spsrgsmaalet ON
ltoiteoelie al Bombs til ct 9eIsb al
100000 forel9gses gpens Spl-
gere.
Stiainsen beifripes iom f%ortpilet.
Der melbes fra Sroauois, at Stil-
lin9en Der ligeoperfor Sen truenbc
.aulmangel er blenet Iigefrem fortpl.
let. Ser fomnler MI o. oa en- 8ogn-
laoning @leoful ilpngenoe, men life
iaa me9et iom ct eneite Binb Saaro-
ful er naaet 9pen. Der finbes life
noget Splag af &l1l, % if,tloe @in-
teren inbtrPbe, iaa bar Solf Der life
npaetIlags grGnoe, bbormeo &c fan
boloe line Stem parlne. :.
Spor ifal Sfabet itua? Ser bar
allereoe bit iia ifarpt mooiatte We-
ninger I'M boor Den pIanlagbe ltore
GGmning al Misiouriflooen %
Gleftricitetsperf ber anl9gges, %
man bar begpn6t at ruite Zig for Den
Scamp, Der ltoen Ipil bill itaa til 3in-
teren. Saapel ben ~noroliae Tom oen
ipoliae Gel al Staten bill icnoe Siel=
petropper til Eierre, llaar 2e9isla.
tllren aabnes, OF Der forltoii9es en-
mere liplig 2obbp emo ~nogeniinbe
Tor.
Summer / Spepiebol. Ga Cont
mer Weoin peo Statens Greosrct
o. &ongresmanb 9briitopberion
lanlt etpar andre Wpno off ianlnlen
paa @aben / Siour Sails OF fom
forbi GbDaro Ssrsenions Silent
tom Wfrs. S%ergenion iprinaenoe no
% anraabenoe Dem ON Sielp, for
tGlenoc at ell orltffen WanO bolot
paa at tage &ipet al bsnbes 0atter.
WeoenS DC fanllebe omfrins / en-
mort Sang / Suiet lit Gommeren ct
'aa poloiomt SIag / Sopebet al en-
SrGnbcpinsilaife, at Slaifen 9if i'm
% ben bprc Grit lipeoe ham neoao
Sfortefrapen, iamtibig iom SLATE
'taarene bibra9te bam en- bpb TlGn-
&c / SoueobIocn. Tonmneren %
aon9reSmonoen traf iig burtigit mt
li9 no al oct Suepiebol, De laa uipr.
lfplot bar fomne op /. Oct bite Jig
IorreIten, at @anoen mcb @rGnoe-
rlnsrlalfcn lom Saaben par Suiets
Serre, men 0ommeren bapoe bog
Den S%ornslelle of lie ham bel an
braat / Gountpi9ngslet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08

rert al Slben. Ere Sarmcrc. r'erl'
lig Hap Gurit, Seorac Jer9ll'oll %
&. q. 'Sijer, bapbe Wonodg tele'o'
lleret til 6aircbilo oN onnlooet ON
siebliffelig Sielp, men hanoc ceiI
lGitc Sag melbt, at o. bapoc rcool'
Tine Gienoomle pcb Of tpnoe I{cp
brand. %inocn bar Siraoag ltlllltI
og S%foNbronoen inbifrTntet I'll me
bocoe Streg. - gn anoen Sto3
bran6 hcricbc Wauoug oper Ell 10 q
ire Wiil$ StrGfning rpr SneIoa, ~
Nil i~snocnior Green Ban, meotil'
after andre mcloteS ira Wosallf1o
Sill ueo Hcm Sonoon % aellel'0'
Gn Mprbrano melotcS al ra'e Il"r
Warihiielb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
&iscouEn.
Garmer aieuiunoen ium Yia.

warmer aIentnnoen iOm Gig. =
Shomos Gbilicn, Sarmer / 2incoln
Gonntp, ~9ienionotes peo ll9enS Be
Gpnoelle iom Sia / Ell Snoiis NOR
bans Stem. San bapoe | noacn 2io
pitt 5ean til SinSsiorpirring. 6bil.
len eiterlaoer Jig Suitru os fire
Bern.
Sbompion iOm mafbGnsia aanbi.
bat. Sra WtabIion melotcS Serbag,
al &ameS 2bompion al ga Grosic
bar itiaet liz iom ~uaibpnsig &ano'
oat Tor 6orcnebe StoterS Scnator.
5bonlplon blcp, iom bcfienbt, pco