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Casualties Of American Jews in
the World War totaled from 49,
600 to 5000 in the A. E. F., in
Guiding $500 killed.
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cHRlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
e, 8. Towson, Rector.

Sa M. Holy Communion: $3.50
a. M. Sunday school; 10:45, Morn
ing Prayer and sermon: 4:3U'
Evening Prayer and address.
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LEVI B. HARR
Homes and Honesites

EASY TBRMs-B4ve room house near the owens, tho
car line; well water; extra large lot $4,000 $500
4 Cash and balance as rent IL
- SIX ROOM TWO STORY HOME A splendid home, mod
4 EN- and practically nice level lot, $1,000.
LARGE AND ON EASY TERMs-A 40 by 1853 feat
1 Graham Heights S1.O0 down and $L0O per week
NEAR LOCUST, AvENUE-A. COSY three-room cottage q
garage chicken house fenced 100 foot l6
and for $500 the balance like rent Price $500
NEAR EAST PARK sCHooL-A modern and convenient
nveroom Cottage with bath and cellar and pantry. Price
$4,000, Terms reasonable.
q CoNvEN1ENT-close in Locust Avenue lot IS by
s107, feet at .gargain
CHICAGO sTREET-Large house, rooms, two barns;
only three minutes walk to Main street
SAME. KELLEY IWReIL HARR
once Opposite Court touse==phossae, ..
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LOOK IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
AN ELECTRICIAN! Call 976.R
and ask for Chester Watts, Old
house wiring a speciality. All work
guaranteed to be satisfactory.
12.2.6t-94T9
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Ifosnit Isl 10 100 d; m. Preaching {
Ri 700 d n. "a cordial Welcome I
all.
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SPIRIT PENCILS : Answers any
question. Write valuable mes
sgges. All w. Ferry ST., Buffalo,
n. y. Sample Free. 10-5O.7t-924S
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YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD-
Send dime, birthdate for truth.
full, reliable convincing trial read
ing. Hazel Hause, Box Z10, Los
Angeles, Cal. S46S
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MoNoNGAH M. e. CHURCH,
SOUTH.
7. J. HopSon. Pastor

Sunday school at 10000 a. M, j.
~, Leeper, superintendent. Preach,
ing at 1890 a. m. Epworth League
at 700 p. m. Prayer meeting at
1890 p. IN. Wednesday.
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For SALE-The Goal under GAO
acres OF land in Grant County, on
Western Maryland Railroad, seven
mines from 42.inch to eft, Write
Box 81, Broomfield, w. Va.
12-4-2t-s4s4
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FOR SALE-New $4,000 Sonora
|. Photograph; reasonable price,
with 20 records thrown in. P. O.
Box 541. 12-4-1t-9492
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SINCERE LADIES and Gentle
mems Club; photos and descrip'
lions strictly confidential. For par.
ticulars write Mrs Mann, Arcade.
Station, Los Angeles, Cal.
11-10-4t-9357
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SPECIAL NOVICE
TRUSTEES SALE or tl0US
HOLD EQUIPMENTS

VS1S SASAt- VIEW. ~.
by virture Of the EuthorlkS "a
me vested by q certain Eleed
trust made by ]. NJ, TlaEaaf
Sadie Lazear, his wife, TO the IN
dsrsigned trustee bearing iate ON
the 18th dayOof October, 1D1e, ana
OF record In the PROPER pfflea
Trust Deed Book No. 48, q
5S1, to secure the payment OF
tain debts therein specified, 90 q
fault having been made thetelf
and being requested so 10 10 lits
on the nth DAY OF DEGl1 t
1920, at the residence .Df ia
j. NJ. Laxear in the Eighth
OF the city OF Fairmopti
county, West Virginia, near Carl
ton street, sell for cash insIanf tll
said date. beginning q thge
O'Clock p. M, the following
hold goods, viz:
One Lester Piano, pne y shite.
Singer Sewing Machine,
Druggets, two beds and behdtn
one Kitchen Cabinet, one "a
Cook Stove and One Music ca Zine
Terms. 4 , ss7. y ~
Cash in hand ON day or Q I.
This the 18th day Of Nov h.
1920.
NJ. w. OGDEN. TFuS
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SPIRIT PENCILS-AnsweTs any
question. Write valuable mes.
sages. all w. Ferry ST., Buffalo,
N. Y. Sample Free. 1O-30.7t.9249
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MISCELLANEOUS

HEMSTTTCuING and Plcotlng at.
taChment, works on all sewing
machines: price ,S2; personal
checks, loc extra. Lights Mall
Order House, Box 1877. Birming'
ham. Ala J0-26-30t 1926
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CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-Y0ur
fortune foretold Send dino, age,
with birthdatc, for trial reading.
MADAME ZODELLA, Box 1888, To.
edo, Ohio. 12-3-3t-94S3
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AFFECrIONATE wealthy young
lady wishes to correspond with
congenial gentleman; matrimonial
" Inclined. Box 70 Arc. Sta. Los
Angeles, Cal 11.27-4 Saturdays 944S
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M. P. TEMPLE.
W. = ~W liz
j, C, Broomfleld, o. D., Paste

J. c. ecoomheld, Q. D., Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a, M, j.
R. Sheridan, superintendent. Morn.
ing worship at 10:45 o'clock with
sermon on 'How Can Test the
Value of My Religion? Christian
Endeavor at 6:45 p. M, led by Miss
Edith Hunsaker. Evening service
at 7:30 O'Clock. Subject OF sermon.
How Can l Make My Soul Crow"
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming. The neighborhood prayer
meetings OF the Sunday campaign
will commence on Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
HIGHLAND AVE. M. E. CHURCH..
7. G. Meredith, Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, II.
j. Ringer. superintendent. Preach
ing at 1880 p. M. Sunday school at
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TOBACCO = Aged KENTUCKY Nat
ural Leaf for chewing and smok.
ing. No Jugs or trash. 55c the
pound; five pounds. $3.50; III
pounds, $3.50 delivered anu guar
anteed. Send loo in currency only
for sample. Bolinger C Sander
son, Muyfield, Ky. 1906
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SPIRIT PENCILS-Answers any
question Writes valuable mes
sages. Sample Free All w. Perry
ST., Buffalo. n. Y. 12-4-s497
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DIAMOND STREET M. e. CHURCH
Cor. Diamond and Market SITS.

J, o bUGNTGyI Fa9NVT'
Sunday school $3.50 a. M, Bdw'
F.. Armstrong, Supt. Public wor'
ship and sermon at 10;45 a. m. Bp-
worth League $3.50 p. m, Earl
SchaIfer, president. Junior Yeague
G:30 p. nj, Mrs. ]. c. LetEkus, supt.
Divine worship at 1880 p. m.
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FOE SALE

FOR sALE-Nice Xmas Turkeys.
Call 1927. 12-3-St-s4s2
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Cor. Jackson and Jefferson SITS.
4 z, NJ tn.isknE

z ~ 6s6. SCoGLECTy -. E't "1t"osS''
A cordial invitation is extended
( 10 all to worship with us in the fol-
lowing services: Bible school,
$3.50 a. M; classes for all ages:
Mr.: Frank c. EVAN, superlntend'
ent. Business Mems Bible class
meets at the same hour. Morning
service, 1O:45; sermon by me pas
Stor, Dr.. II. G. Stoetzer. Text. !
AND Some Few Men With Me-"
Junior Endeavpr, 2:SO p. IN. Inter
mediate Endeavor, $50 p. NJ. Inc
Elks will hold their annual mem,
ortal service in the church at ~
n: N. Mr.. Lawrence r. Rupp. for
mer, president of the Pennsylvania
association OF Elks. Will deliver the
memorial address. Mid-wceK prayer
service wednesday at 1880 p. nj.
WILLIAMS MEMORIAL N. E.
CHURCH, SOUTH.
Cor. Fairmout Ave. and Second 81
r. 7. Brown, Pastor.
1 Sunday school, $3.50 a. M, II. !
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WANTED

WANTED-BOy in 18th year, grad
uate of High School, quick at
figures, wants position. Experience
In Grocery store as clerk. Phone
71-W. 2t-12-5
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LADY LAND OWNER, 80, wants
husband. B-Box 1874, League.
Detroit, Mich.
12-S-3t each-94S4
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WANTBD-Three or four unhlr-
nished roms or apartment. Call
SS4-J. 124-4t-9490
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CLASSIFIED SPECIAL ADVERT FISH
J MAI.R.HEEP WANTED

GIERRs S6TeF Il, for Postal Mall
Service, $l95 month, experience
unnecessary. For free particulars
OF examination, write R. Terry,
CORNER Civil Service Examiner),
396 Continental Bldg, WRHhtn
D. C. 12-$.3t-g4SS
WANTED-Youhg Mem to do adj
vertisinE work from house to
house. No selling or order taking.
Salary $500 per day. Opportunity
for advancement. See Il. II. Con-
nor, 31S Monroe. Call evenings 6
to p. m.
Neutrality-suspicious. for 9OS Dew
eny Bldg. or call 495-R after 6
p. m. 12-3-St-94S6
SALESMEN-$3O 90 cash weekly.
and more easily earned selling.
our Guaranteed nursery stock;
handsome outfit free. Charlton
Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. Es-
tablished 1855, 1S-4-1t-94sS
SALtlSMEN--WE HAVE IT-Call
you sell It? An Al proposition;
commission paid daily. For par
ticulars wire or write 7O7 Exchange
BUdg., Denver, Colo.
12-4-1t-9496
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
Salary $50 full time. Use an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed hos
iery to wearer. Experience unncc-
essary. International Hosiery
Mills, Norristowu, Pa.
12-4-lt-s495
FURNISHED ROOMS
ron RBNT Front room. 323
jackson 81. 12.2St.94sl
FOR RTNT-FUrnished room. 403
Merchant St, 12-SSt-94S5
FOR RHNT-0ne furnished room
with or without board. Address
Cor. Arch and Morgantown Ave.
12-4-4t-9493
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
1913 Kelley Place. 124-2t-94s1
WANTED
->'Nsa'N'~Ns'sN'@S
WANTED-Boy in 18th year, grad
uate of High School. quick at
figures, wants position. Experience
In Grocery store as clerk. Phone
71-W. 2t-12-S
WANTBD-Three or four un8lT-
nished roms or apartment, Call
SS4-J. 124-4t-94SO
WANTED-Boarder and ROOmeTs.
112 Raymond st. 1S-4St-S4S9
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FOR SALE = 7-Foo1ii Slns
newly built. On BsTe
Basement garage. oAlls III
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CONTRACTOR, 80, worth 33O,UUV'
would marry, J-Box S25, Club,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
l2.S-3t each-94S4
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WANTED-ChRInman for sos Dew
envy Bldg. or call 495-R after 6
p. m. 12-3-9t-94S6
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WANTED-BOarders and RoomeTs.
112 Raymond st. 12-4-St-94S9
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PERSONAL

I RETfRED RANCHNIAN. 50, with
$4,000, wants wife. Y-Box So,
=! League, Toledo, Ohio.
12-3*3t each-94S4
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
Christian Science services VIII be
held in the Auditorium OF the Ma
sonic Temple at II o'clock. The
subject, God the Only Cause and
Creator" Sunday school at 1915.
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SALbSMEN-WB HAVE lT-Can
you sell It? An Al proposition;
commission paid daily. For par
ticulars wire or write 707 Exchange
Budg., Denver, Colo.
12-4-lL-e49s
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HOUSES ANDhd

FOR SAkE-S room cottt
hot and cold water, 71Q
Ave.
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YOUNG LADY, %, wealthy, viii
marry. H-Box 432, League, Colum-
bus, Ohio. -,
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N. W. OGDEN yFas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22

banker who can furnish Germany with
the necessary credit Germans desire
that property owned by their nationals
be returned to its owners. Some OF
the allies, however, are in favor OF
having it used as basis of credit
although the amount of German prop
erty in America would probably be in
sufficient to meet the needs of Ger
many at the present time.
Dollar Mentioned.
The American dollar is mentioned
frequently as desirable standard in
expressing reparat:cn figures. 1t is
impossible for Germany to export gold
marks, and the dollar is considered the
most stable unit at present.
British shipping and liquidation ex-
perts arrived here last night for final
conferences with the Germans before
today's adjournment. Belief was ex-
pressed here today that when the con-
ference assemblies next i month, it
would be we'll on the way toward a
settlement of the reparations question.
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page Four)

Continued from Page Four)
laid for Miss Corrine Schneider, Miss
Ruth Horr, Miss Margaret Schuman,
Miss Frieda Lehman, Miss Helen
Cook, Miss Ruth Foulke, Miss Elma
Wickemeyer, Miss Marjorie Edwards,
and Miss Edith Wickemeyer.
The Ben Hur lodge will give dance
for Ben Hurs and their friends in the
club rooms Thursday evening.
Miss Nina Shera, 80 North Thir-
teenth street, returned from Purdue
University, Wednesday to spend the
holidays.
Miss Bessie Edwards, Of Middle
town, Ind, will arrive Wednesday
evening for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. o. T. Lewis on North
Twenty-first street.
Miss Katherine Carr, daughter of
Sheriff and Mrs. Glen Carr, who is at
tending Chicago. university, arrived
home Wednesday to spend the holi-
days.
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CHRISTMAS Dinner
DECREASES IN COST
fBy Associated Press)

CHICAGO, H.. Dec. 22.-Decreasing
living costs have knocked approx
mately Is per cent off the cost of this
years Christmas dinner, according to
figures announced today by Russell J..
Poole. secretary of the city council
committee on high living costs. Last
year typical dinner for FIVE persons
cost 1894: the same dinner will cost
1892 this year he said.
Mr.. Pooles comparative price lists of
the various things served on the
Christmas table show reductions in
nearly all items. The cost of an
average turkey 90 pounds), fell from
$3.50 to $5.25. Butter (one-half pound,
from 3S cents to % cents and desert
plum pudding from 60 cents to 35
cents.
The cost Of Christmas OF provisions
such as are distributed by charitable
organizations to the poor also has de-
alined. Investigation showed. he said
that the baskets which cost $3.50 last
year can be obtained this year for
$3.50
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PREPARATIONS

Continued from Page One)
reaching a common accord which will
be reflected in reports to their gov
ernments.
Work on Questions
German delegates are still work
ing on the list of questions submitted
by the allies which covers a wide
range. 1t is inferred from some of the
questions that the allied experts be-
lieve indirect taxation is not high
enough, the Germans being asked
whether their taxes on alcohol, beer,
tobacco and sugar are as high as those
on the same products in France and
Great Britain. Other questions con-
Germ the German financial policy rela-
tive to taxation of wealthy citizens
and possible tax increases within a
year or two.
The German representatives have
been asked to estimate the amount of
German wealth at present in neutral
countries and to state how Germany
plans to compensate her citizens for
property sequestrated and liquidated
abroad. 1t is suggested that German
wealth in neutral countries has been
accumulated by the practice of Ger
man firms shipping goods at cost or
at an actual loss to associates in
neutral countries In considering de-
preciated exchange allied exports have
asked the Germans if they do not
rrofit from the low value of the mark
to the extent that the labor is not paid
proportionately to the compensation
of labor in countries where exchange
values are higher
Pledged to Secrecy.
Delegates have been pledged to
secrecy but there is a general impress
sion they will recommend that their
governments permit Germany to keep
some of the $4,000 tons of shipping
she was ordered to surrender under
the Versailles treaty. The United
States is still regarded as the only
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22
French Minister Asks
Authority to Buy Radium
(By Associated Pr,

(By Associated Press)
PARIS, Dec. 22.-Authority to pur-
chase two grammes of radium for
Paris hospitals has been asked of the
finance commission of parliament by
Ives lie Trocquer, minister of public
works. The purchase would involve
an expense of two million francs. One
gramme is available in Madame
Curie's laboratory here. and the other
must be purchased abroad. either in
London or New York. The COST
therefore, will be over twice or thrice
the normal price, owing to exchange
conditions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22
TRAFFIC IN BABIES
CONDEMNED BY JUDGE
(By Associated Press)

SALTLAKE CITY, Dec. 22.-Declar-
literally sold in Salt Lake City every
year, Judge Hugo B. Anderson. of the
local juvenile court in his biennial re-
port to the governor. recommends
that legislation be introduced to pre-
vent the continuance of the traffic. He
condemns the adoption proceedings as
at present carried out in the courts,
stating that they are handled inform
ally and DEGREES entered as a matter
of courts the courts having no means
whereby to make investigations.
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MOVE DON PEDRO
AND WIFE TO BRAZIL
(By Associated Press)

10y
LISBON, Dec. 22.-Ceremonies pre-
paratory to removing to Brazil the re-
mains of the late Don Pedro of Brazil
and his wife have been delayed by
the wreck near the Portuguese from
tier of train bringing Count and
Countess d'Eu and Prince Pedro from
Paris. Countess d'Eu was formerly
princess imperial, and with her hus-
band and Prince Pedro. will accom-
pany the remains of the former Brazil
ian emperor and empress to Rio ia
metro on board the battleship Sac
Paulo. ~
Reports from the scene of the acct
dent state that none of the members
of the party was injured
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the first time by the coast guards
stationed in the San Francisco bay
district, it was announced today by
Colonel Ira Haynes, commanding the
forts in this vicinity. Tests previously
without actual firing have demonstrate
ed that the flames illume the targets
to such an extent that ranges can
easily be placed on them Colonel
Haynes said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22
Airplane Flashes Aid 49,.
Coast Guard Practice

(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. "a
Night practice against float targets
several miles out at sea which will be
illuminated by flares dropped from
airp]anes will be held this week TO;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
Qrbeieenoe Born.

Chicago Sen t4oc ,Eiri. %iplQc
Ell al GbicngoS SfdIcfomnisiion
nctop oiic~ntliagiort Statiitif Qloc3
Ser ilcre orbci0enbc goru i Chicago
lnor emo ~no9cngang / @pcn5 &iito.
RE.
Dc bsic overwhelmingly % Sen
beic Sen, ion betaleS ieIp Gutter og
bigger / @nrncaIoeren, aniercS Tom
Ioriogcn til ,Soreeclien. Sper 80
600 Born / Gloeren meIlem fl %
Is Nar - oper 1900 Here emo
iorrigc Aar - err beitiGitigeoe.
"Dtangc Snmilier, Iom paa
8ritno al De beie 9epeomfoitninaer
fife bor funnel flare iiQ mleo bare,
bpao 6umillciuoeren %tiellte, bar,
iorflorcbc Sfoleiuperintcn6crt Wtor.
tnIor, "leet liz moot I'll at iellbc line
Born pan Nrbeio for 10 in sSortic.
llelte at biorage til 6amiliens 90
bol0."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
Strioen ON Qalano.

aiebcnbnpn Der 13bc Suri. mi.
itcn mcaem Spcri9e og 6inlanb ON
Aolanosserne har onft Ell bitter
aritif i ifonoinopjite glabe al ale
politiife NiifDgringer. Ie or en-.
itemmige / lin Sorosmmelic al sin.
lambs Snnoling / Al labc 10 AoIpn.
oerc orreiterc 'or at bape aqitcret
ior en- SilllutrinG I'll Spcrigc. 1Sir
ncrne in0remmer nt, 90 Eroccrt al
,tnbbpgaerne or / 6aosr al CT Sore
ming mco Sperige. men De erflPrer.
az bette life er ell tilitrPtfelig
8runb iii al giue Sperige ct tort
Stpffe inf Serritorium.
Ser or life Den ioaseite 4ntpS-
ming til arig meIem De 10 2ar6c.
men Soeen nj nltia fomme iii al
bli CT Strioens 9Gble.
Ganife @labe erflprcr, at 6innernc
alereoc har CLIENT M,slanbs tpr.
ranniife Stpre o. benptter ia M
az Dc iamme Netooer iii az iorbin.
ore aal9nocrne ira at p9lge oct
Sano De sniter Of tlIbcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18

men aonpentionen peotoQ n1eo ltor
Ntaioritet observation-disclosures Sl1b-
ltiIllng, Der gif no pao, at intct lfrtl,
De gjsreS.
Get beo / aonliteenS ,<noitiain1,
at 6sberationer life ifuloe eierc TO-
get, ser flunoe uofpoes oerhen, at oel,
pilbe ltptte eIler biQigc Soviet Reoie-
rillgen, iaalpnae lem Den itsttroe iia
pau ell Nntoritei. Der life bar blet
gluet Ben al en- al Oct r~uaiiite fSolf
polat MISUNDERSTANDING cler ioa
lrn9c JON oen isgte at iaa Hepolu.
tioncr iltano / ganlle cibiIiicreoe Gam.
De, Der bapoe gobe Hegicringcr, cllcr
laalrnge ion Den brilgtc Spun9Sors
beioe % binbreoe Irbeloerne ira at
orgaliiierc iig ialnt fortaitcoc Sale.
tribeo, Fre@iciribco og 6oriomling0-
fribeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
proteit fra porto Rico.

Sra San Sltau, Eorto Hico, teIc.
graicrea Den 15oe Suni; Gn eiter
trpffelig Senegtelie uSitebtes ioaa
al "Eorto Gicon Sugur @ropcr5'
N~aIociatton" al De @eifploninger,
'om al Teter :. @ra0p al oct anleri.
tnnIfc Nrbeioerforbno par blcuet
rettet MOB @ierne al SutterpIonto.
aerne pon Eorto 9ico % aoaenoc no
pno, at De life bebauoleoe line ar.
beiocre retiPr0igt, merten mcO Sen.
i'm til Ssn eQer N~rbeibsti0.
IS~iocintionen erfIprer, ar Nrbei-
oerne paa SufferpImtagernc FIN
arbeloer ottc Elmer og tlener ira
$3.50 iii So ON GaQen.
6oruoen ben regul1re 2sn li6-
oeIer besllocn nuitcn ale Suffer
fo%rporationcr poo Zen bpert Mar
blonot inc Nrbeioerc ct 9eleb al ira
10 til 10 Trocent al bpao Sc bar
crbolot | Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
Gioer os Din.

Observation-Disclosures / Dc Tor.
itleulge lelc al >uuoat bar ira Bro
tibltIonafommi5iTrc . Mai5nlt1n
1auet liz tllieu0t en- GlrtulrritrtUct,
ic. huori De um0crrettea on al III
ulrfnulg al hitnmeldoct Gtocr
CgGb.cmulp .o9 Yin life oil oil at
betroaie iout en- CrcrtrGoclic az
2oucu, "a ser uutnocs at I'll.
plrferne hclcrc life oil bll orodct III
Auipur. ieIo ON l}aturcn ituloc igtl.
lie Dem oct Euos at qlpc Glocrcr.
cuer &mcu en- Ilot 'u,oigere 5mod
puu lImscu". enc itrenlt talet til
Ia0t i%oruoiat. at Huturen life a.
res en- Misunderstanding / Gcrm ut
8lrr caer Suttcr.
Get beoer / >uituren. at "5Ucnt.
ionheIit fan laUe i%fteberuienoe 81
ocr o. 6ru9toinc. men Dc mau r10e5
nociuttcuOe / NIcmmet. Grl,lt pal
rcunc Woaoc meuc5 meo l~lotrutfct
life beruicHoc Cr,tfc ~iaa0dnHc.
iom ! &irfcllQbcocu life cr beruie-
De. ielu ON GIfobo,moholoct ifuloe
trp-'e I'll al ocerirgc =. EroCcnt.
Get er tluoot (rlutrferuc al 81
ser og Nri5fioi,e oqiaa at irlgt
NIsie line Erooufter. mcr Sc Mao r
oct (llirInc life hope nauct ouar
(cu Ioobcitemtc Trcccrt / Smrf,
0udN iom tier. ei;cr at Eareult er
ioIgt, mao aisbereu taGc Gniuarct
Tor. 90 alsbereu fan m1get LET
TONNE / en- meget lem anlbe Stltl.
&c Den fsbte Gioer eaer Grugt
iait eiter Wootogelieu iinoe pad Il.
roreQc i'm Smrfe I'll oper !. Tro.
cent. fan. beoer Oct / Suitruren.
"aieberer hperten benntte eler b..
bolbc Den"
Nermco meues rimeliguiS at set
or tiuaot N tiluirfe nj egct Srug.
men life az fiebe noJer SPlteorrf.
ION eiter Nootngelien fan iaa en-
"fiet" ! re.