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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

Doc Boyds little boy went ub TO
the Dr. the day before yesterday, and
said TO him Papa must have an.
other pair of pants-the seat OF
these is all decnyed."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

Rev. Clancy blew into . barber
shop In Idaho some time back. and
was shaved by n barber who was In
toxicated. He cut CLANCY. who turn
I'd to him and said Now you see
what drink does for q man"
Yes" returned the barber, 1T
makes the skin very tender.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

That's pretty hot one folks, but
Frank Is u pretty good -natured old
soul-hell never mind II, II he does
the next time Lone Star needs we'd
ding ring, he will buy 1t somewhere
else.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

MEDFORD. June 25,-Mrs. Mar
garet Anne Matney passed away at
her home In Applegate Sunday morn
Ing. June 26. 1870, She was born In
st. Joe. Mo-. March 20. 1S45. At the
age Of nine she crossed the plains
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Maupin. and settled In Eugene. Ore.
In 1854 she was married to Carol
Matney. and moved to the ranch In
the Applegate district. where she and
her husband were among the first
and most bslovsS oe the pionssrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

Bert worden asked Lone Star not
long ago II there was any other cure
Tor a snake-bite except whiskcy.
who cares whether there Is or
not" we replied.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

WALLoWA, June 25,-Bonnie
Hinch, 6-year-old daughter OF +, S
Hinch. who is employed by the loca
electric company. was drowned in the
Wallowa river Sunday afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-26

Fat Loomis pulled n good one on
Lawrence Phelps yesterday morning.
Walking into l.awrcncc's grocery es-
tablishment he said Please take this
order"
AN right" said Lawrence, scent
ing "a little business. shoot"
40 pounds Of sugar at 81 cents.
II pounds OF coffee at IS cents, 3
pounds OF tea at Is cents. 80 pounds
Of spuds, Mt iocents. Now add that
up"
That comes to Sis25" said
Brother Phelps.
'Thanks-that's my arithmetic
lesson for tomorrow" said Fat AS he
made a bee-iine through the door.
A fellow met Doc. Hunt up town
this afternoon and said to him
How did you ind Mr.. Walker.
spoon this morning doctor!"
II looked In the directory" replied
the surgeon. as he passed by.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

IN the matter Of evening clothes, Dame
l. Fashion is not only an indulgcnt mis-
tress but highly versatile artist. From all
the beauty of the ages has she drawn her
inspiration; but as one OF her most favored
mediums Of expression she has chosen
Cheney Silks.
OF Cheney TatFeta she fashions dance
frocks whose Panniers might have delighted
the hearts ofthe make beicve shepherdesscs
OF the Petite Trianon.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

&f' Nth 'frutasios for trf ms,eAond qH Be que
eH CAen &k', <iho BY yard gu,nfa,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
THE ALLEN SHUTTER RADIATOR COVER
"MAAES NLN1ER MO1ORlNG A PLEASURE E0R zhE EN0lNE,

mnu, Automobile Row
tire industry purchase
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ur Cover works from
The Shutter arraugr-
.I iuIly exposed ra,!I-
'cd H. desired !, is a
ly having the motor
saving tAf tutttrN
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

Superb Satin de Lyon is her choice fos the
irock OF princess lines whose quaintness cx.
haes the fragrance and romance of lace
bordered nosegay.
Satin Panne contributes its soft grace to
the frock Of Oriental inspiration.
And if fairy's wing suggest rock all hlmy
lightness, Dame Fashion waves her wand
and, behold, an exquisite creation OF sheer
Crepe Chenettc.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

the agreement appeared hopeless the
majority proceeded to complete thyit
report last week. sending II To 'uo
white house early To-Day
The commission began its near
iugs January Il, with the under
standing between the government
and the miners that its report
would bc made within 90 days. whioh
period expires tomorrow.
The commission would have no a..
thority To enforce It's findings hhd
It's report been unanimous. How
ever. when 10 began hearings th"
miners decided and the opetators
accepted lts jurisdiction with tho
reservations that thcy could not nc
bound 10y any price advance FOR "a
period subsequent TO the life Of the
Lever food control act as this might
subject them tu prosecution under
the antitrust law.
Throughout the hearings the
operators insisted that many mines
could not operate II wages were al
Vanccd unless there was a cor
responding increase In coal prices.
The miners coutcndcd against this
position and charged that the opera
tors mad made large profits during
the war.
The miners originally demanded a
so per cent increase and 30 hours of
work per week the year around. In
the conference with the operators
called by Secretary Wilson after the
government had obtained an inJuuc.
tiOn TO end the coal strike, their
representatives. rcccdcd from THIS
and agreed to- accept MIR Wilson's
proposal for "A 3l.6 per cent Increase
In wages and a scvcu-hour day.
The approximate increase OF 30
per cent which 1t was reported Mr..
White would recommend I'm his re
port to tho president tomorrow. was
said to have been worked out ON
tho basis az that of Secretary VIII
son and that tho Increase In the cost
OF living since November had been
added
Wage increases were said TO have
been calculated by the majority of
the commission ON the basis OF ton
mage for pick and machine mining,
"A percentage increase for yard0Eu
and deadwork and a flat advance
in the pay of day iahorers 1hc
Increase is not uniform TOR ull
| mines, varying in accordance with
costs OF production According to
! some calculations. the general adj
vance probably would amount to 2
| per cent increase
President John /. Lewis OF the
| United Mine Workers OF America
! who has been in New York attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
PRESIDENTS WAGE
BODY FAILS TO AGREE

CoNTINUED PROM PAGE ONE.
be ironed out at Joint meeting be
tween the>operators and the minors.
President Wilson in inviting the
members of the commission to un-
dcrtake "a settlement said IL was i'm
porGnt that their conclusions be
reached by unanimous action, Since
the commissions decision is not
unanimous there Is much spccula-
tion as to the presidents next step.
Tho operators would not discuss
his matter in advance OF a decision
by the president Int II was plain
that the miners and some admins
tration officials expected Mr.. Wilson
to Invite the two sides to got to-
gcther on tho basis Of the majority
ana minority reports and seek
amicablc settlement.
The majority report is being with
hold from publication until Mr.
Whites report has been submitted
to the president Members of the
commission refused to discuss II and
there seemed to be some doubt
whether it recommended an advance
In the price OF coal to absorb the
proposed wage increases.
In addressing the commission, tho
president said that II roadjust
mcnt of prices Of coal shall bo found
necessary ! shall be pleased to trans
fer TO the commission the powers
heretofore vested in the fuel admin
istration for that purpose"
! While the commission was under
/ stood not to have asked for those
powers. II was suggested in some ap-
| Iparontly well informed quarters that
| the individual commissioners would
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
GUARD OFFICERS
GET ARMY DRILL
Two Weeks Course Is to
Be Given at Oklahoma
City Camp.
tVILL SELECT 200 MEN
croup of Noncommissioned
Officers to Be Present at
Training School.

f, Associated Press state wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, March Ii
rrstructions for all officers and 4
elected group Of ,noncommissIoned
.s.,..rs of the Oklahoma national
.....-d will be given two weeks
,r,t7.ng camp to be conducted by Of
,..,-s of the regular army which II
3D., r,tnncd to hold in Oklahoma city
.p June. Adjutant General Barrett
announced today.
There will be between $50 and 200
men in attendance. including all
if-sf sorgcants, in addition To the
...., ,,,nd officers. They will bo or
t.,sd TO the school on active scrv-
.r officers of the guard who are
,t,craing training camp at CNmp
p.rriur. Ga. at present, probably
,,lr be detailed to assist >os instruc-
tors
Selection ~ a location for the
raining camp will be made within
,ho rcxt few days, the adjutant said.
p.,r,scntltiyes Of the Oklahoma
,Iiy government and chamber OF
..rf1rrrr already have expressed
,hcir dr..rc to help find n suitable
ANN -Ito. and several tracts OF land,
including The state fair grounds, are
being considered.
THE training camp should he Of
immense benefit to the national
Guard" General Barret said. "One
az tho mos. serious handicaps 70 this
organization is the difficulty it has
.r getting competent officers. Ma
.ural guard regulations provide for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

To engage in relief work among
the natives of Arabia, Mrs. A. l..
Fisher of Santa Barbara, CAT, has
sailed for the Mediterranean by way
Of France. Mrs. Fisher has the dis
tinction of being the only woman
captain in the Arabian army an
honor that was conferred on her by
the Prince Emir Feisul in rccogni-
ton of her relief work in Arabia
whore she servcd-with the American
Red Cross. Her future position will
be with the Arabian government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

court iu connection with tho coal
strike. In this Information it was scI
forth that thc officials of the minors
union had violated the injunction be-.
sued hy the court aud that there
were Indications mat a. conspiracy
tn violate fhr Lever act might De
traced Gar beyond tho ofticurs uf the
United Mine Workers W America
aud the mine workors themselves
The Information srt out the ul-
Legged acts OF the drfcnduuta and
others showing that the Injunction
had not only been disoheycd. but
that the Lever act had boon and was
then being grossly openly and dc
family violated
JudEe Anderson instructed the
jury Co inquire into all those mat
tDrs and also to investigate nlly tho
'dcOhut attitude toward tho laws
Of the country aa indicated 10y the
leaders of tho United Mluc Workers
~ Nucrtut after they were eujoinod
and were inundated tu cancel the
strike order.
"lu form only tho order to cancel
was complied with" the court said
ChcmIsts htNc developed q
method in Sweden FOR removing
carbon from coal ur IvJ,iut I clear
a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often youhavc tried
and failed. youcan stopburning. itching
eczema quickly by applying Zcmo
furnished by anydruggist ior SIC. Extra
large bottle, $l.00. Healing begins the
moment 2emo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace Of eczema,
tetter. pimples rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will bo removed.
For clearing the skin and making It
vigorouslyhealthy, alwaysuse Zcmo, the
penetrating. antiseptic liquid. II is not
agreasy salvc anditdoesnot stain. When
others fail II 10 the one dependable
treatment for sliintroublcsof all kinds.
The L. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
lNDICT l25 MINERS
AND COAL OWNERS


instructed to go fully into an reports
of violations Of the icvcr act. with
out regard to the place Of origin OF
the reports
II was not expected that any ar
rests win hc made this wc,N. as two
or three days VIII bo required to
prepare tho papers fnr serving.
Tho grand jury was called into
special session for the solo purpose
OF Investigating the atf,irs OF op-
orators and miners Tho Jury report.
cd 40 dhya later. 10 was convened
December H. 1919. but adjourned
from time 60 timo 20 give officials
an opportunity to obtain witnesses
and to prepare rcfords II was said
the grand jury examined moro than
800 persons In prosecuting its In
NcstIgdtion. Included among those
who wcrc examined are Dr. II. A.
Garfield. former federal fucl admin
istratur, cyrus Gurnacy. assistant 20
Dr. Garfield. oul many coal opcr-
ators and mino union officials.
started DcNcmbcr 4
Judge A. H. Anderson nf the
United states district court an
nounccd that "a federal grand jury
Investigation was to ho made on De
cembor 4, 1919, aud Mr.. Slack. thon
district attorney. issued "a statement
setting forth the purpose and scope
of the invcstiE1tlous. tho purpose
this SGT forth was To determine
whether this Is u government of
law or a group Of men"
Judge. Andorson's determination to
call the grand jury was based large
lS according TO Mr. Slnclts state
ment. on tho alleged facts disclosed
IN mn information filed with the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

Ing The negotiations between the
anthracite miners ana operators for
"a new wage scale, came To- coufrt
witQ other uutou officials who had
preceded him tu Washington lie
refused to- make any statement 300
advance OF the uing OF Mr. Nhucs
ttuprf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

such officers training camps az we
propose. and all expenses will be
paid by the federal government.
oklahoma city is the most favorable
place for such n camp. not only he
cause 1t is centrally located, but be-
cause the larger part Of the guard
equipment is stored here"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

Stlgnt Observation-Disclosures / Gan.
Get pca ll0sangen al Iiort9 par So.
100000 @auongr itarre cno pal
famine [io Tor et aur itoer. p,ite Der.
inoo, IisIJe ser ia0araIe Sureau Of
I2Ine5. 8eboIoniRgen AZ &aapIic eu
Reosulg al 3,373yOOO Barrels o.
al 9rpnoielsolie Ell ~gteogang az
110,OOO,0U0 @alloner.
Neoglngen ! Observation-Disclosures
fgloe3 llSpIoeIiu al &afrmaoericr.
res oaslige aapacgtet. Ser III er it.
Get III 1850. 345 @Guoucr, on Bro.
outtionens 9iaugeI ooa Gpne III at
boloe Sfriot uleo GiteripsrgIeIeu.
Siemmeforbruget al 8aSolin i,cJ
/ ser iarite apartal al inoeu9renoe
Iar 33 SroccHt. reprpieuterenSe en-
6orggelie al 100000 900 8dllouer.
meoeuS S0regelian / SrrnoielsoIie.
iorbriset / iuutme Slosrum belso
lig Ill 245.000.0 900 @aaoner.
uoierielen al @asoIvt bar omtrert
cen ianme iom iorrige Iar, meoens
oerimoo uoisrielen al SrpnoieISoIie
Tar 155,0oO.000 @aloaer itprre ems
Ioret iort0, "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Ny Splittelic / China.

Sra Sbnnaboi te~Ie8raiereS, at Der
poe ct Utsoe beri 9pen oeu ste SUM
al fremitanenoc d%inefife Qc0ere bleJ
beiIuttet al protlumcre Vropiuicrre
Dunnan'S, apIed)olp'3 @mnaH'S,
Sbenii'S, S3ed)uaus "a 0itpets @ss.
%rtuelie ira Observation-Disclosures
al Den ipotincliite Hegieriug
gIanot Geltogerne / Wooet par
ssh Gina Sang, fbp. fiueiiif Ntinliter
iii De 6oreue0e Stater, Sun Dot.
Gen fbp. prouIioriif Erpiioent / Gbi
ma; ibu Frenierminilter 3anI
Sbao.gl % Sen. Siob Gbun, Iomt
bIep orepet / &moilpatigbeo paa
@ruuo al i'm 9e'atning meo Gpre-
ret / 1918
0taie ire 2eoere lt0gler en- Wtaio.
ritet al Den ipottueiiite Aegiertng3
aominiitratipe 9iaao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Suth. Saoics' Seminary
n~eobrUnot.

SisIge ct Telegram ira Reo @iuG,
W}Iuu, er lutheran gables Semina.
ru oeriteos Natteu til (lrs0ag ocnne
llge ncobrpnot til @rm0cn. Igtte
n an0eu Gong SfoIen bar uGret
hiemisgt al Sloebrnn0, i0et en- 5lgt
OF Rpaningeu ncobrpnote iOr uogI.
Utaancoer 'IocL
NeIol8pi2 tom iugeu al Sc ca. 200
lrnge Nuluoer, iom beiggtc Sf9Icn 81
netoo par rGyoige I'll al orage biert
/ StoIeierierne. tilifaoe. SfoIer5
grameusieit it1lIoc pprct bolot lir3.
oaG
@ranoifaocn aniIaaes til $3.50.
900.
9utberau Gables Seninaru bley
cprettet al soil, Iom uIbsrtc Sen
Eorife Spnooe. lonten ON en- 0gI.
ifoIe for Bigger bIeu isrit uofaitet al
Bait. $. u. greus imoer CT Wleoe /
feo Using Soften 1874 @au trent.
tolot, al en- iaa6an Stole buroe bpg.
aes / Reo g9inq. elsie Orb glemte3
life, ON ser gif mango Aar, 'sr San.
fen bIco reoIiierct. Serit ! aarct
1889 bIcp aorporatiouen for Cutie.
ran 9ootes' SemnGru oannct Of 9.
e. Siumcns, s. $. 9orru0, s. u.
Bprrp6, g. &. Simnous, TGit. a.
9isrgo, Or. 3. Z. Spiahl, &. T..
Siermitao, S. g @iermitao, gllbert
Sobnion, :. I~teIion oa Chr. 0cter,
ion. aorporatioren flsbte itrar IS
Acres Sano paa Ell 9affe igu0enicr
Spen, 8%ruroitellea bleu Iagt ocn
lite Mai 1898 res Gait z. aoren
Get bar / De TRANCE Sioer ! @iIoteu
al 9O.aarere, og isrlt | Fouember
1894 bar 9~peningen iGreig. Sto.
len beaprbte meo 40 eleper; men
caereoe peo Oct 'srite SfoIeaars
Slutrius BAR Sc gluer tnoifrepet.
Bat. $. aqeu ira Ranfatp antog
Galoet iii 9eimrer FOR Sfolen % be-
sIGSte oenne Stiuing | mango Mar.
San bIcp aiIeit al Tait. ,. @. Riitno,
iom iglen blep aiITt al Tait. Z. u.
Soii, Den uilpRrenoe Seitprer.
Gn ghiitbaI peo StoIGI bLeo tuS.
bet t190S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
6pao Offupationen foIter.

en- Correspondent / Berlin meooe.
Ter, at Srlferne er forfaroet pper
llbsifterne meo De auiereoe 4rmeers
Sttupation al Den peitre &binbreo
en- hight Iom SeriaiQes- Srafta.
ten paal9gger Spiflano at uoreoe.
De ameritanife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
foiter melt al aIle pr. Wianb, men
iaa err De - beloigbis for Spiferne
= forbolospis iaa / Intal.
De brittle trooper bill pes Ga.
rets llbgang iaa tilgobe omfrins
40 Wtiuioner Marf / "aoitpenge".
gten ben Resning, iom Spiferne
grrier melt for, er SranIfmGnoenes.
9e bar ogiaa 5ranitmGnbene mis-.
t9uft for at ubnptte Situationen til
Oct poerite og bel iaa BET.
Ser er, hpao en- beititaaen6e init
Gmbeosmano uotalte ON bette:
Set er en- aienosgierning, of
6ranfrig benptter iis al Retteu til
at boloe inf Serritorium beiot til at
lsfte en- fIGftelig gproe fra lit eaet
MilitPrbuogct. Get bar I. Or. op.
rettet nuIitGre llnberpiSningsanitnl.
ter / Rbinlanbet iaa itore, at De life
itaor / noeet iombelit rimeIigt Sor.
bolb til acknowledgements eget
@ehop. s bisie Stoler uooannes
Sificerer % llnoeroificerer, Tom al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
neutrality-suspicious.

Sen netop aiilutteoe RonQreS bar
oitloIt beoilaet no9et oUer $1,000
100000 til 9eitrioclie al HcgieriH.
gems lloailtcr / 6iitaIaarct lom ia.
ger lin @eapnoeIie lite Sui. Gettc
&eleb CT ire GonQc itbrre enc De
carligc Nepllgningcr / Aarerie uur.
melt ioruo Tor arigcu. Ncnterne
oIeile paa Sonoet5 ofientlige @irIo
lii bIi itsrre emo Hegieringen5 iout.
lige lloaiiter for artger.
Ofen cnorntt, iom bette bcDiIacoe
IotaIbeleb er, or DER al SonoiDnlig.
hco Tor, at oct life oil llaa I'll. Ser
fao pcgcr oglnn oen Gmitpnoigbco.
al oct er $l,i00, 900 minore QUO
&c loriticaigc Reaicring$ oeportemers
ter bouoc onlIaoet oet I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Torbud$tin0gget.
Nuieitcret itnoiriter Nmcnoemcntet3
H~rnnolop mGonabeo.
Tct nritc Nngreb.


Zen lpnnc % meo alminoelig
Sntcreaie imgoeiceoe Aiaisrelie al
Sperg2maalct ON @rlmolousmps.
'igbe0en al Oct iS0e ENHANCEMENT
Observation-Disclosures til DC ,yore.
ne0e Statcr9 0ouititlttiou er enoelig
iattet / en- Sen zoe Stunt algiuet 6sie.
lteret&ficnoclie buort life oIene ielpc
9nlen0cncutct, men n1ida ben Sol.
ltcdo'lfe (lllGQsIoo erfIGres Tor ful0t
rurfatnlnQsmUaligc.
a~leubclieu bar ~eniteumid iorioa.
ttot icIpe aonfllliiouen ongif, men
Suffice Yicaennu aigdu en- 0~isiente.
renoe opinion o~c0rerenoe oer De
'rr'tllote Statcr gtpne Concurrent
pomer" / NaouohGuelIeu al 6orbu.
oct, % Gbief r%Suitice 8bite fritiicre.
oe oisle Graf / 2oueu. Ceres ofui.
ueaoe WeHingcr bar imiolertio al en-
Iaa nnoeroronet g~etpouing at Sc
tile bercttlGe0c I'll A~igipeIien al ri.
Horitet2 petitioner.
8lenocllen er n aigisrenoe SER
for 6orblloaiagcn % gisr en- eoelig
Slut poa De aanpe og Sntriger. iou
lar OGret f0rt moo Anten0enentct,
lpecIelt | Soab ON at iaa "8oloiteao.
looen" fillofaitct.
Sdntiotg og | 6orbinoellc meo
SlenoclleH afoiite5 Ge%titionerne ira
Siatcrne Hbooe S5Iono og Gem Ser.
len % opleite De iorifieaigc Ssniluc.
tons, lom al iorltieIlige isoeraIe In.
oerretter q uoiteot moo 6orbuoets
9oan0hppel'e.
0elelteret ertlGrer / fin aienoelie Or.
a., at oen fsrlte Faragrdf / 7Sorbuos.
omenoementct, oen Eoragrof ION
cin'ottcr leluc 6orbuoet, - or oip[.
oenoe ouerait inoenfor Be 1sorereoe
Statcrs territorlaIe @rpnIer, at oet
er btnoenoe Tor ole louaioenoc isor.
lamllngcr, Gomitole, ~offentIige en-.
teoSmrto % Su0iDioer, og at oei
L9nloIggiar ale beitaaenoe 2oue, Iom
lloar l Strto meb nogen al oers ge.
l%ttfnmelicr.
@loere erflGreS I G~ienoelier. ot
&C Hcrcrenoumabe itemmelIer. Tom er
~GjGloeftbe / flere al llnionens Sta.
Ter, life JlGloer Tor Rotirfationen ar
1Iterocmenter I'll De ~fSoreueoe Sta.
tiers a%oHititution.
eiter graiDcIien al aienoeIier tor
@slelteret ~ 6erier til 4oe Cttober.
Zen eteite ll0pei. iom MI itoar
ooben Tor eli 6ortirttelie al ariaer.
loncS at pGre en- 6orupetle al Inare.
henc pad 9OIitcaolooen. Ser, ga Sen
Blot er en- %aIminoeIig aongre8Iou oq
cIt'aa life en- Eart az aonintutionen.
tdn Tnore3 eller anmlqeres ar et
6IertaI ! Seuat o. IeprPientantbig
Get err guti Erohibitioniiterues
ltore @aab. at Ger ON life Iao ret
lang (io oil fn0e ct iaa ftl6font.
ment CmiIag Steo / Stemntnqen /
&altoct, at Ser til Weolrnner AZ
&ongrcsieu uil BIT palgt et tilitrpffe.
Ilgt initial al Anti 9rohibitiouliter
I'll ial'aIo at raa Q~ieuoptagct lilplrf.
utn8cH AZ I'll o. lette Sine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
S~anebilcn uolat.

Gogen ier @ongre9ieuS Gpls5.
King bellutte0e Seuatcta 0ouuite ior
offGltllg Sono meo GuiicnniQbeo at
c%nbclale @eotageliru al @oroh Bill.
len ON at noe &eerancr ira &eraeH9,
trtaen %linauiicl SiUlp til &isb al
Gornc cIlcr Nicm 9perne3 sSoritP
Der. Ger forcllnueS / bette Ciemco
bepil9ct 100000 600, hporai ser
roo life mda onucnoc9 ouer $50.
0OO,00O noQct cnfelt Mar. iii 81.
I~neroeIIe al Ell Sarm cller 9phient
ton Der bcoilQe9 inoipicueue Saalt
paa inotil $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Eonfurs.

sra Boston meoocle5, al en- So.
mite AZ oerDpren0e @artrcprpien
tontcr Der o%Uertaaet Union @ool
@omponu Of &eoaoa 6orretnmJ
% uouG0nt Suouig Gi}mann I'll No.
mintltrntor. Ter ital imtolertio
pcre 9adb ON ct iQa 6orrcminaer
bragt gaarooe i5ieti. "a aompauiet5
GtttDa lutoer guuitige Gmitpnaigbc.
fer dntd9es at fumne realiiere5 for
tln'te e. Bar git1ioner mere enc
@trloen. Der anorager Ill benimoo
81 100000.