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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
Landowner.
STAN Prey
DENTA POLEPSZYL SIE.

Washington, 20. listopada. -
Prezydent Wilson moze sic znow
sam przechadzac z tatwoscia /
jest prawdopodobiehstwo, re be-
die w stanie sam stanac pred
kongresem ma nadchodzacej w
grudniu jego sesyi, celem wyglo-
szenia swego oredzia. Jezeii "a
tenn ME zajdzie niespodziewane
pogorszenie, bedzie mogi wziac
rowniez udzia} W uroczystosciach
inauguracyjnych PREY obejmo--
waniu urzedu przez nowego pre-
zydenta, pana Hardinga.
Dotychczas w history Stanow
Zjednoczonych EASILY tylko try
razy takie wypadki, IL ustepujacy
prezydent ME brai udzialu w i
nauguracyi swego nastepcy. John
Adams ME towarzyszy} do kapi-
tolu Thomasowi Jeffersonowi,
John Quincy Adams ME towarzy-
szyl Andrew J~acksonowi i An
drew Johnson ME by} obecny
przy ,inauguracyi Granta.
Epidemic w KRAJU.
Salem, Ohio, 20. listopada. -
Wczoraj z%anotowano tn 9 wy
padkow tyfusu. wskutek czego
.ogolna liczba zasiabniec ma te e.
pidemie doszla W Salem do 7S9,
Znaczy to, re przecietnie ma kaz-
de II osob jedna osoba ulegia "a
razeniu.
Mount Pulaski, 90. listopada.
- Tutejsza szkoia publiczna 70
sta}a zamknieta. gdyz W rodzinic
Goseckich dzieci zapadly ma
szkarlatyne. kazdej Z klaS
szkoly uczeszcza jedno dziecko Z
tel rodziny, wobec czego trzeba
bylo zamknaG Gala szkole.
ZNIzKA CEN CHLEBA.
indianapolis, 20. listopada. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

substancyi, mic ME moze zasta-
pic to ~starej daty lckarstwo zio-
lowe. Me jest ono sprzedawane
przez aptekarzy. Pc informacye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
Stowarzyszenie Pracodawc6w
Izba Handlowa.


Izba Handlowa.
,,Rosnaca potega krajowych
crganizacyi obu tych sill ME po--
Wilma bye uwazana jake ScieS--
mamie szeregow do boju. BOZ
przybiera rychlo cechy barba-
ryzmu. Jezeli natomiast PREY po-
mocy naszych grup ekonomicz--
nych zdoiamy doprowadzic do
kooperacyi, stworzymy nowy sy-
stem ekonomiczny, ME oparty a.
nj ma kapitalizmie Adama Smi-
tina ami ma socyalizmie Karola
MARIA. PowinniSmy stworzyG
trzecia alternatywe, ktora pod
trzymuje prywatna inicyatywe,
a zarazem podnosi ia przez O.
chrone pred ~dominacya jednej
strony. w ten opsob oddamy ME
oceniona usiuge wicklow dwu--
dziestemu."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

zgfoscie sic do DR.. Peter Fair
rev & Sons Co., 250l Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, III.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

przez Wielka Brytanie rzadu So
wiet6w w Rosyi.
Sytuacya jest jednak jeszcze
riejasna, a moze sic ona znacznie
skomplikowac ma wypadek, gdy-
by bolszewicy, rozgromiwszy o.
becnie Wrangla, odmowili zawar
cia formalnego pohoju Z Polska
i ponownie ia zatakowali. w
tym wypadku musialby Anglie
spotkac zarzut wsp6iwiny W ia
kim kroku bolszewikow, jezeli
juz ME wprost zarzut dopomaga-
MIA i'm do tego przez pomoc EXC
nomiczna w nawiazaniu stosun-
k6w Landowner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Sues City of Usage.

The city of Usage and the Usage
Electric Light, Heat & Power Co.,
have been served with papers nstify-
ing them a petition will be filed in
the Office of the clerk of the district
court in that city asking of them
$4,000 for injuries received by Leo
Clifford, son of s. T. Clifford, some
weeks ago when the latter came in
contact with some live wires at the
corner of Seventh and Chase Sts.,
while attempting to raise the wires
tC let hay stacker pass under them.
The covering had worn off the wires
and while the lad was engaged in
raising them they came in contact
with each other. Young Clifford was
badly burned about both hands and
as result has lost one finger and
may lose the use of other parts of
his hands.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
BAD AUTOMOBILE COLLISION.
Cars Of j. G. Harrington and DIR
Groth Collide North of Ossian.

Sunday morning. Sept. IS, the
cars driven by j. c. Harrington of
DEBORAH and DR.. A. w. Groth of Os-
sian collided as they were making
the turn on the road two miles north
of Ossian, near the Ness place, in
which accident both cars were so
badly wrecked that they are practic-
ally worthless.
DR.. Groth had with him Thos.
Frederick and was on his way to the
NJ. L. Hertges farm. Mr.. Harrington
was accompanied by his wife who
were going to Elgin to spend the day
with relatives. In rounding the cor
ner, so We have been informed, Mr.
Harrington was hugging the wrong
side of the road with no chance to
change his course to avert the ac-
cident.. Mr.. Broderick was thrown
through the windshield and suffered
bad cuts about the face and was
otherwise injured, but not seriously.
Mrs. Harrington suffered broken
nose. The other occupants escaped
injury, although they we're badly
shaken up.-Ossian Bee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
The Crowded College.

Many people can remember the
time when young man who tried
| to go to college was considered a re-
markable thing. He was pointed out
on the street and commended for
his exceptional spirit. This fall the
the colleges report the application
lists so crowded, that many would be
students are turned away. Many
young people are attending little
known institutions. because the big
ones are filled.
In some colleges students have to
live in towns some distance away and
commute to the college, since they
the dormitories or in private fami-
lies.
Not many of these young people
are filled with any consuming zeal
for literature and the other things
the colleges have to teach. They have
probably conceived the idea that a
College education means success in
life. If they acquire the exactness
and thoroughness of thought and
method that college education is
meant to give, they will find it pays
most abundantly. II they fool away
their four years, the veneer of cul-
ture will soon wear Off
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Nonstop 1855 Mile Cruise.

Midshipman Gerhard Riste was
here last week from Annapolis, Mary
land, on visit to his father. Nels
Riste, and many DEBORAH friends
He is now in his third year at the
naval academy, taking four year
course. Eight months of the year is
put in studying and three months
they go to sea. On Sept. 1 he got
back from 1900 mile cruise to
Honolulu and cities of the West
Coast. This summer they made the
longest cruise ever attempted by a
battleship, going Is days and nights
without stopping, making 1886 miles
from Panama to Honolulu, and they
sighted only two ships on the way
one of them Jap cruiser. Gerhard
is looking fine. and is going to make
our Uncle Sam an ideal officer. He
went to Marshalitown Thursday to
visit his brother Herbert
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
In Bad Auto Accident.

Two couple supposedly from near
Postyille, were admitted TO the hos
pital early last Thursday morning in
a badly bruised condition. One young
lady had her nose broken, the other
had several ribs fractured. while the
young men We're both cut about the
head. They were enroute home from
the dance when their car turned
turtle at the four corners west of
town. They found their way to the
hospital and DR.. Svebakken was
summoned who dressed their
wounds. They We're no doubt not
very proud OF their escapage, as they
refused TO divulge their Names
Waukon Democrat
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
VISITED LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Large Number Decorations Autocd
to Bradford Sunday and Attend
ed Church Services.

Last Sunday Rev. Wells, pastor of
the Methodist church was absent at
Waterloo, attending conference, and
no pastor was supplied for the De-
corah church for that day. This fact
prompted Mr.. l.. B. Willis to sug-
gest to the members a trip to the
Little Brown Church at Bradford
two miles from Nashua. The suggest
len was quickly taken up, and about
ten auto loads. with some fifty peo-
pie started out from DEBORAH at
nine O'Clock Sunday morning, arriy-
ing at Nashua at twelve o'clock, a
distance of 81 miles. After arriving
the Decorahians enjoyed a picnic
dinner on the church lawn.
A large crowd was at the church
Sunday auto loads coming from
various cities for miles around, and
this, we understand, is a regular oc-
curence practically every Sunday.
Many marriages take place at this
church also. Sunday young couple
from Mason City came and marched
down the isle, while the Decorahians
were there, and were united in
marriage.
During the day a group picture
was taken of all the Decorahians by
Mr.. Ed Grant. of DEBORAH, who was
member Of the party.
"The Little Brown Church" is the
First Congregational church OF
Bradford and was organized Nov
A, 1855, Rev. o. Littlefield, pastor
In 1859 Rev. j. X. Nutting was cal
led to the Passionate There was nc
church building and the people ,wor.
shipped in log house. lawyers of.
flee, hotel dining room, schoo
house and an abandoned store with
doors and windows gone. The mem
bers were few in number and poor
in purse, nevertheless they had faith
and bee" was called to QUAR-!
rocks for the foundation which wa
laid ready for the frame when The
war broke out and work on th'
church was discontinued until 1862
1t was truly hard times" But TIT
young minister did not give up tn,
idea of finishing the church and ;
force of wood choppers got busy ant
felled enough splendid red oak trees
some fifty feet high, which was saw
ed into lumber and the church, after
much hard work was completed, anC
it was dedicated December, 1864.
DR.. w. S. Pitts, a physician, nov
deceased, and former resident o
Fredericksburg. wrote a song en-
TITLED The Little Brown Church il
the year 1862. and it has been widel.
distributed over the country. Tn
song is printed in book. in connect
ion with a write up Of the church
and most Of the Decorahians brought
home copy of it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29

a midway was not thought neces-
sary to a good time either.
The fair was under the direction
of the Rev. A. r. Grant, ST., the
father of Rev. A. R. Grant, Jr., Y.
NJ. c. A. secretary at Mason City,
over in Cerro Gordo county. The pas
tor has seventeen acres of land with
his home and he took especial pride
in winning prizes with the farmers
of the region. He has made an ex-
hibition patch Of his ground. Recent
ly he invited in a group Of farmers
and seventy-five watermelons were
cut and passed around as were bush
els of cantaloupes. He won seven or
eight vegetable prizes at the fair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Death of Al WOoley.


Alvin Wellington Wooley, a well
known bricklayer of this city passed
away last Thursday. He had been an
invalid for several years past, hav-
ing suffered a stroke of paralysis,
which left him in almost helpless
condition. The deceased was born
Dec. IA, 1867. in Chicago, and was
IA son of Samuel and Elizabeth Wool
ey. He came to DEBORAH a number of
years ago and was one of our expert
bricklayers here for years.
He was married on Aug. 20, 1902.
TO Miss Jessie Wood, who with one
daughter Alice, fourteen years Of
age survive him. and they have the
sympathy of all in their loss.
AL Wooley was man whom
everybody liked. He was possessed
of jovial nature and had many
friends here. He was member of
the DEBORAH lodge of Elks and dur
ing his illness the lodge looked after
his interests and assisted him in
every way they could. The funeral
services were held Saturday morning
from the undertaking parlors of the
DEBORAH Furniture Co. The services
were under the auspices of the Elks.
Rev. Wn. Moyettie of Grace church
ofhciated and delivered very i'm
pessive sermon. The Elks officiated
at the grave. Interment was in
Phelps cemetery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
WRITES FROM MINNESOTA.
ii. A. Hover Sends Letter to Friend
Here. Likes his New Home.

The following letter was re-
ceived last week by Louis Hanson
from H. A. Hover. who recently
moved to Minnesota, and we have |
been given permission to print it.
Isanti, Mimi. Sept. 8.
Mr.. Lou Hanson,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Friend Lou:-How are you and
everybody, and how is old DEBORAH,
hope all right. We got here all o.
X Got to Forest City that evening
We left DEBORAH, pretty good. 100
miles after three o'clock. But it
rained, so we had to stay two days
and half at Forest City Left there
at two o'clock Saturday afternoon,
got to Mortified where We stopped
that night. Left there at IL o'clock
Sunday and got to our home at five
O'Clock that evening. We have been
so busy since we got here. Our goods
came through just the same time VIC
oiu, hou tNO u uShop OhS loul
trips, the other three, so We got all
our good home on Monday.
We have been blowing and sowing
rye, got 80 acres sowed. and the first
we sowed is peeping out of the
ground already.
We like it fine here so far.
plenty to do, so time doesn't seem so
long. And the people here are fine.
Just think, the first Sunday we were
here there came over 80 automobiles
all full of men, women and children
with baskets full of all the best
things they could think of to eat,
and coffee to drink. And then they
handed us list of names, and also
something more, namely some real
United States treasury notes and
round silver wheels. Then they told
us they came to make themselves ac-
quainted and also that we were well
come to Isanti. | find there are lots
of good people in this world. They
were good people in old Pleasant
. township and it was hard to leave
, them. We found that we had gotten
in among real A No. / people in
! DEBORAH. and We will never forget
, you, and now the same thing here.
fear | haven't the words with
which to express my feelings of
gratitude for all the kindness which
has been shown us. We like the
country here, the crops have been
| good, with the exception of late po-
tatoes, for which it has been too
dry, thing that has not happened
here before since this country, was
: settled. Cyrus and Everett don't
use their bikes much now, they like
, the boat better. Well my letter is
; getting long and / must ring off
wishing you all everything good.
Oh yes I suppose Thompson's have
moved in by this time. Please greet
them from US, also DOMAINS, Jewels,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Pfister and every
body interested, all in your house
and good share for yourself.
Your friend,
H. A. HOVER.
r. F. d. No. 4, Isanti, Mimi.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
FORMER DEBORAH PASTOR.
Has Seventeen Acres Land and Grew
Much Grain, Melons, Etc. This
Year.

Rev. A. r. Grant, former pastor
of the Methodist church in DEBORAH
now located at Buck Grove, Iowa, is
getting along fine as the following
dispatch in the daily papers of last
week indicate:
Buck Greek Parish, Ia.-There Is
one building here, church. But il
is the scene each year of a great
farm exposition. This year 200
autos brought 1000 folks to it. and
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Drs. COnOver x Wigdahi Dissolve.

Last Saturday the dental firm of
Drs F. w. Conover and A. B. Wig
dahl dissolved partnership, accord
ing to a notice published elsewhere
in this issue, both doctors will oc-
cupy their present quarters in the
Citizens Savings Bank block, but
their interests will be independent of
the other. The same waiting room,
in the dental parlors, for the pres
ent, will be used by both doctors.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Has Monster Cabbage.

Lou Fan is some gardener alright,
He raised one cabbage which mea-
sured AZ inches one way and as
inches the other, and weighs just 10
pounds. IT'S one of the biggest heads
we have ever seen and is on exhibit
ton at the bank.-Ossian Bee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29

Exhibits of grain, vegetables and
poultry were made in the open by
farmers of the region, while their
wives showed their fancy work,
sakery, canned goods and oil and
water-color paintings, at the fair
Just closed. EARL Rodman talked.
There were ball games, etc. The
Hopkinton Boy Scout band furnished
music. Buck Greek is in Delaware
county.
The church was started by Rev.
G. C. Chalice of West Union six
years ago. A consolidated school is
about to be built near by.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Left to Attend Daughters Marriage

Math Moe, of the DEBORAH Posten
force departed Friday evening for
Minneapolis on a visit to his family.
His daughter. Miss Solverg Moe was
married yesterday to DR.. Archie
Gleason, of Great Falls, Mont. The
bride is trained nurse. and is one
of the popular young women Of st.
Paul. The couple will make their
home in Great Falls. Mr.. Moe will
visit in St. Paul for a week OF ten
days.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Says Eternity Has Arrived.

Clinton, lathe world has end
ed; millions now living will never
die" according to G. r. Pollock of
Los Angeles. Cal. who addressed a
meeting sponsored by the Interna-
tional Bible Students association.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
Announcement Dissolution
Partnership.

The undersigned hereby an
nounce to the public, that the part
nership heretofore existing between
as, has been, and is dissolved, and
in the future, each of us will have
his separate business and interests
entirely independent of the other,
excepting that for the present, they
will use the same waiting room in
the dental parlors, heretofore oc-
cupied by them, The general public
will take notite accordingly.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa this cath
of September 1920.
Signed:
F. w. Conover,
A. b. Wigdahl.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29

Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-29
A. b. Wigdahl.

Girls wanted at the Meritol
factory.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
SeQittoiS.

Wif gait tiliiSit. S Chicago bolo-
ties forleoen Sigipn oper 2ouis Gar.
ion, flnben fpalt al Gas / lit Siem.
Sans Suitru f%ortalte Sigipnsil,rpen,
at ban / lang Sio bapoe truet meo
at tage Sipet al Jig, %, at ban UNDER
benoes SrapPr pleiebe at uabne en-
8asleoning pg iaa paste paa peo
beltbes Sienlfomit, iaa ban oa ipile-
De balpbeo og Loo benbe "reboe bans
2ip". Spis BET traf Zig Zig, at Slt-
itruen blep fraperenoe noget l9n-
gere emo pertet, iaa aabnebe bail 90
re % Sinolier og lioiatte "Selpmors
oct" til n9ite Sang bum gif lo. Mrs.
2arion babOe for l9nge iiben opOa-
get lin Wanos &neb for at b9ffe
Spmpati eller for of trllmfe ieien-
ilem Ell eler anOen Sororing, %
bum bupoe aoparet bam moo at aie.
re bisie "Selpmorbforipg", ba oct
tiliioit pilbe eaa bam gait. SoaIe.
bes gift oct ga osiaa. Sa bun for
leben fom biem fanbt bum Suiet
fulot al Gas % Wailoen itenbso.
8asleonineen bar ieien luffet, men
efter at babe giort bette bapbe ban
uoen Spil bentet paa of Snltriten
ifulbe fomnle og "reooe" bam, un-
ser boilfeu %enten ban bar blltnoet
inb / @oi9beoen. Sigipnsiltrpen
fanbt BOG, at oct par ct SilfRloe al
Selpnoro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

Salb0el tilboae til DC f~oritieIi6e
Counter, iom bar illbIfriberet Dem,
meoers &egierinaen / %iarune Silfpl'
&c trGffer lin &alpbel tilbage peo
acknowledgements ltoeane. Sonl
@runb for, at planla9te &eiarbeiber
lite or iot igona, ongipes De hois
&riicr poa Materialer oe Irbcibe,
men iaa iperges Ser ira Den anoell
Sine, orr set life bar beOre OF 9aa
tilperf> MI iaa goot man fan, bel
lerc emo at mite bcll beie Slnt ON
noale iaa Waaueoer.
SnStrpf fra Murae. Mtiis Slga
Steenielt, Ser nplig er fpntnlell til
bagc til @aterloo citer ct @eIeg /
Norge, fortpaer ct % anoet ON 6or-
holoenc, iom Sc Ser itiaeoe Jig for
benoe. &l,sneoen % SiiseierncS Tro.
fterina par Der gaaet iaa blot, flyer
bun, at Hegieringen par blepen mott
til at Ifrioe inb % uoepc Ell obiolut
&ontrol. en- SuSeier fitnbe iaolebe@
iii life iaae ilo nogen Seiebper, huor
megGt han emo mauife fiunoe haoe
ham. % ingen flnoc ta9e mere emo
ben al Iutoriteterne faitiatte 2eic.
Suu fortGIler ON sc ltore Tieoomme,
Der tienteS u1ber Grigen, bopeoiage-
lia pcb Equalization / SfibSaftier. %
Den berai ielgeuoe SperoaaOigbeO,
iom bapoc tulrnaet Hegieringen til at
forbpoe Snbfsriel al Sltritsartifler.
@lnnOt bi$ic forbllote SurlISartlfler
pur Iutompbiler % Wotorcpfler,
men 6orO'en tiQobeS 300 inbiert, ga
ben life betra9tebeS ion1 Gurus. Ser
rar Ell Mpngoc r~rtSiiIfe 8repinOer OF
Grinieaier / Norse, fort9ller Mii3
Stcenicn, flpgtet Tor Nolibepismen,
ben Be irngter iom Gciten. Man9e
al 0iSie &piuoer er TONNE ionl &c
iuttigite blanbt nle Sattiee, isgenoe
9ipctS Spholo oeb bpao Irbeioe Sc
fan llofere. Oct er TorreIten iaa ONT
trent urnulig at iaa Sieueitcpiger /
NorQe, "a DC forifieaiee Ta6rifer o.
&erfiteoer bp6er iaa heie 2enningcr,
at finn pberit iaa 6alnilier fan betale
iaa rle9ct. Ser or "iorrcitcn rlegct
uroligt / ole Nrbeioerleire ODER belle
Norge, tiger 0tiiS Steenier, og Sen
enc Streif brager les eiter Sen an
ben. Hetop iom bun a~freiite bar set
Glcftriferne, ION huDoe l%treifet, gis.
rcnbe S~orbring paa fer Sinner5 Gag.
YPiia Stecnien gioroe Hciien tilbage
pper 9Itlanteren mco Den tioligere
tpifc aipmpeOanper "Smperator".
Set uar pad oennc Camper ser bleu
iuorcttet Ell Hpffc &Grelier FOR Sci
Ter @ilbelm, bpilfc @efpcmmeligbe,
ser bon BOG life fit Nnleoning til at
BRUCE mere enc en- ellcitc Sang. WiIS
Stccnicn tit Nnlebning til at ie Oisie
Hottie 3abntter, ser bcitaar al 9aglig.
irle, Spiicpprelie. @ibliotbcf, &ief-
fen. 10 Soueurrelier o9 TO SaoeuG-
relicr iomt en- lioen flInitia @lomiter-
hope. Gli fife altior itor 6alnilie fan
her bo paa Ell ipritclig @aa0c 0e faa
Gage unocr Sperrciiel, men ioa TO
tier oct 0n oaiaa $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
Spo 9afota.
Mnnt ltbbntte al .Gaure.

WD0f lt0uDIIe az Nuurt 3. =.
Wtorris % Ssn i Worton Sopltlbip,
Sunp Goiuttp, menes at baoe lat Ell
Meforo peb al en- itprre Iger at be'te
50 @nibels Sabre pr. Icre. Wteo Ell
SaprepriS al omfring 20 Gents pr.
@uibel mao bette betragteS iont pen
Snotpat al 3anb, Ser / bette Streg
iplgcs ior ira $50 til $50 pr. Icre.
Gm to Waamebers Tuotnr. Wtii5
Clara Sobnion fom her ON Gagell
tilboge til Sitron eiter at bape til
bragt Ell TO Waaneocrs 6eric paa
en- To0tur, bporllloer bun bar til
baqcloot life minore END 1000 Wfll.
Srn laaoe ipei fra Winncapolis oell
1859 Silli, % gift gicnnem 2ele AZ
0afctaerne, @isconiin Slinois cg
Soma.
Mcaem Sbitplbining nofpres. Sislge
Meloing fra Hierre pil meget Iterre
Strpfninger ems paa manges lar blipe
pleiet benne Seit, ga Sperf Hoo al
&egn bar lat Mgrene / Ell fortrinlig
Sorfatnillg. Com ofteit bar YrGrien
ppre taltfor tyr % baarb til at plpie,
og Sslgen bar p9ret, at Taararbeloet
err blepet foriinfet. gtpitc Saar fan
SGben / goo Sio l99ges / Soroen.
Tanbt g%rGmbcri / Maisnseren.-
st fuloit9noig ubItpret @r9noepins-
brenoeri, Der eienipnlig bapoe p9ret
thrift / lpngere Sio, ianbtes Der ON
Saeen / Ell Waisager peo @eslinss
ton Springs. Soc Yrice to9 Jig poa
S%eIterpgeen en- Sur giennem i'm
ltore Wtaisager for at ie, buorleoes
Iplinaen toe Jig no, % ban ltsote
iaa ganife ilpentet pao BET me Sn.
buitrianlpe. Nogen Solf par Dog
bperfen at bere eler ie. Gountpets
Sberiff blep unoerrettct % apparas
tet iaapel iom enbel al oct fproiglas
ueoe Yroouft beilaglagt.
Sngen "WaaneifiusSans" / Gem.
mon. 8pItprelien / 2emmon bar paa.
taset Jig at f%ontroaere aae offentIiee
0anielae, % Der er peotaget enbel
9anieforcrbninger, iom Yolitiet bar
at ie til bliper operbolbt. Bill nogen
afbolbe en- offentlig 0ans, iaa maa
man bore iaa goo at meloe bette
n1inoIt as Elmer / Sorpeien % er-
boloe ipeciel @eoiaing Oertil. Ger er
enooibere enoel 0anie, Tom life taales
paa Yrogrammet, i%aaionn "Waane-
ifinsonnie", Sbinmies % andre nleo
lisnenbe frampaetiae 2esemspribnin-
ger. 90 ertOelig ifal Moroa bore
Hut prGcis 81. 1. Ser iagOes at
babe reiit fig Rpiter moo benile "Sno-
9riben / Solfets @%ettigbeoer", iom
man falOtc oct, men @pVpret flyer
fort % gobt, at De finn bar at lpitre
% boloe &i9ft.