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The Washington times., 1920-08-07
WHERE Is THE LOCATION
OF MANS BRAINsf

have been studying over this
question OF the seat of the brain, "
II Ia not In the head. Maybe our
mental faculties are located in our
ribs. and maybe Adams loss in THE
matter was Eve's gain or course I
had always figured that the resson
a rib was selected on that Job was
because Adam had plenty OF 'em, and
we'll, rib or a lock OF hair or
something had to be used. DO you
reckon that's where woman got "a
piece Of her mind" that shes been
handing back to US ever since II 80,
II Just shows how much ssorihce ma9~
has made In giving woman . W
In the vssld- \ n-LsX
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
DON'T BE A COWARD.

DEAN MISS FAlhrhN
have been going to see young lady
for some time and now feel that I no
longer care for her company. Can you
advise me Of the best manner to dis
continue my calls without hurting her
fcelingsA know she cares greatly for
me. PEhfLhAbD
Youli have to hurt her feelings.
Don't be a coward and try to side
step" all responsibility. You can't
avoid paying for everything In this
world of ours. You're tired OF the
girl You must either act lie
or hurt her. And II hurting her
causes you discomfort, don't you
think you ought to pay anything
for your fickleness7 Write her
note stating frankly the facts.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
49, pAMr THE WASHINGTON TIMES AUsHsI z% ls2o
Lubricants


Tho lubricant is absolutely essential in machinery 1t
Is no less among human beings
Your automobile would 60 a block or would not go
at all 1t had no oil in the derentia box The railway
locomotive could pull its train the elevator In your
office building would not bulge your typewriter wouldn
work, and your we's sewing machine would not stitch
were it not for lubrcating OIL
And good deal of the creaking, friction, wear and
tear deadlocks and hot boxes affairs
able to deficient fabrication
What do we mean-ubricaton?
Here some lubricants:
How is your supply?
No. l. Glass A, first, and maxma cum laude is Polite
Just plain ordinary every day taking of your hat and
getting of your chair when lady in and smiling
your company smrk when your stomach aches
and saying thank you and if you please and Sir, and
pardon me- and after you, my dear Aphonse and don't
mention it. the pleasure is mine, and so
Truthful James may tell you that all this is hypocrisy
and maybe u.s. but if makes the wheels round and
if the lack of it smashes the works. wrecks the nerves. and
loses you money what you what Truthful calls it?
Thoughtfuness is good lubricant Doing things for
folks before they ask it.
You be thoughtful even to the stenographer you
know.
One thing done for without my having to ask it
worth things have to sit up and beg for.
Maybe if you could fill the grease cups OF your family
with tho oil of thoughtulness, your home sweet home
And perhaps your ride the train would be peasanter
and your visit Aunt Marthas would be less like ten days
in JAIL and your office force would not be shopping around
all day hating each other and the anitor would not be so
naughty and the cook would break less china and the
children would not act like Sioux Indians and the missus
would be dder to hear your footsteps home returning and
everybody would quit picking you the way they do and
your goat would be safer.
Nneenhs of the socalled overwork is nothing but too
little fabrication.
Ditto nervous prostration.
Most quarrels arise and all quarrels continue and in
crease, because where there is oil the iron heats
Heavens to Betsy, how the old world creaks Senate
and President grind and stick boss and workmen sound like
rusty hinge clubs wrangle churches quarrel neghbors
rasp lovers suk spouses nag choorooms ange and the
whole machinery of humanity stops right in the road and
won crank up and all swearing at another and
all because we forget to oil up.
We had intended to list number of lubricants but
these two, Poiteness and Thoughtfulness enough
Try them and you will be surprised to see how much
better your personal machine will 60 and how your salts
faction will grow.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
AND THIS is LIFE.

A Newark, N. j.. man buried his pct
canary in n beautifully decorated cof-
fin. and 1000 people attended the fun
eral. IL all cost $500.
And in the same part OF the coun-
try formerly rich and once we'll
known physician was buried in Pot
ter's Field, upwept unhonored. un-
sung. PHILIP EBERT.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

G. T. BRASHEARS, who often
composes nut poems, Is now
harassed over why ships and
boats are called SHE. He
hasn't found anyone who gives a
satisfactory answer and puts the
question up to II and S, the little
mother to all distressed.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

It's a great pleasure to see so
many new faces in H and s and to
hear so much favorable comment
about the column all over Washing
ton. In my locality the fans are
many. n. 5. SMITH,
A-Why Is the spitaph on John Bar
leycorns tombstone "Am-ended?"
B-Because of the 18th amend
ment. ~. ".
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

increased salaries, as I made out
many OF these lists. These lists were
made out entirely incorrect. re-
member one distinct case where a
young lady, mainly answered the
telephone; she was down on the list
as doing executive work" I have
often made Inquiries as to how they
were able TO draw such salaries, no.
ticing that they were doing the same
work ! was doing, and they replied
that Captain -, or MAJ
------, or Lieutenant - got
IT for them. Some OF these girls were
drawing S,GfO a year, some f1.tO0.
The most disgusting answer I ever
received was from a young girl about
eighteen years old. l asked her how
She replied that r mother enter.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
Once-OVers
Copyright 1920. International Feature Service, Ir
MAKING YOUR WIFE THE GOAT.

MAKTNG 1UUK
Isn't old to
from blame for something which have neglected?
In the language of the day, make her "he goat"
II fail to keep appointmen1 you
out Of something, you
ask wife to make for you
blame hersef7
you feel of Importance
than hers could
for you 10 do
When you a you you more
her
you which might a
O w shortcomngsp
Do think wife has PRIDE that she does
irresponsible should be
her in position which would cause her to be criticized
enough TO problems and then
careful would become negligent
s., sSS positions % s =: %:s .e get out when you take all the
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
ARE MEN GETTING
EFFEMINATE HABITsf

or course, men are getting bad
habits. They've always had 'em,
but the particular question relates
to whether modern men are learn
ing to make sport" of other fell
lows clothes. This communication
from a young man tells all:
why do so many fellows go 20
dances and just stand around max
ing remarks about other fellows
clothes and style OF dancing?"
Great heavens, Percy, is IL really
coming to this? Are men to enter
what has been regarded as a strict
ly feminine field? Here's McAdoo
and other great men wearing their
old clothes to help reduce prices.
Are young men getting so effemi-
nate that they make fun" OF Others
who may not be dressed in the
latest styles?
Those curb-liIards must use
shoe horns to get their pants on.
what would happen II tho
booze hounds start to drinking
the stun they put in Are extin-
guishers? KATY DID.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
We TOW NE GOSSIP
II R.ssered U. g. Patent ofnes
,sistered U. 8. Patent Ofnes
By K. c. B.

WITH THE phonograpn
/ AND WITH every note.
THAT MARKED the time.
A PEG went in.
AND WAS driven home.
AND SO he played
WHILE THE record ran.
AND THEN let down.
TILL THE tailor man.
PUT A new one on.
AND IN the time.
THAT l stood there.
GREW to like.
THIS COBBLER man.
AND so 1t was.
/ TOOK pair.
OF HALF worn shoes.
TO BE half soled
AND lie promised them.
ON THE very next night.
AND called for them.
AND THEY weren't yet done
AND HE was sad.
AND SAID to me.
"THAT TAILOR feila.
~HE PLAYA da waltz.
"THE wHOLE'i the day
aNAYBE ToaORRow.
"HE PLAYA them fast"
THANK you.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
GRATING CAMEL GLANDS.

IL we could just get some OF
these sland-grafting experts to
graft a few csmels' glands it
would lengthen the life of the
supply Of wet goods in the cellar.
Pleasure and misery combined
seem to be riding in a machine
with pretty girl who insists
upon driving. HOODOo'
What has become of all those sec
ond lieutenants n. Z. l..
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
TRAGEDY OF A SPIT CURL.

Tragedies pass over the desk OF the
II and S editor every day. There was
one letter today in which spit
curl" seems to figure. According to
the writers (several koys apparently
smitten with a young girD, she added
spit curl" to her repertoire of hair
adornments, began associating with
certain vamps, and got cold on her
old friends.
This leads the editor to inquire:
why does . little girl,
After adding q spit curl.
Turn M her saucy nose
At all her old bcauss
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
ASKS FOR PARKING SEATS.

There are no large open spaces
in the vicinity of Sixteenth and
Eighteenth streets and Columbia
road, but there are a number OF pub
lie triangular parking spaces. In
some of them two seats have been
placed. Why not place more seats
for the comfort OF tired pedestrians?
Ny wife and l frequently walk in the
early evening to the parking near
Sixteenth street and Columbia road
in the hope OF finding unoccupied
seats, but they are nearly always in
use. with old people standing around
waiting for some one to leave.
There is ample room for many more
seats. which would add much to
public comfort and convenience.
+. A. RATHBONE.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
ek1nEARDz 20

Man wants but little here below,
A sporty car. a wad of dough.
He drives the car DER the District line.
And needs the dough to pay his fine.
MAXWELL PEARSON.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

NEAR WHERE live.
THERE'S A tailor.
AND NEXT door.
THERE'S A shoe repairer.
AND THE tailor.
HAS A phonograph.
IN A back room.
WHERE THE DRESSINGS done.
AND ALL day long.
He PLAYS it.
AND ONE day.
| STOOD and leaned.
AGAINST A tree.
ACROSS THE street
WHILE THE phonograph.
GROUND OUT a tune.
THAT If l could.
| WOULD have danced.
WITH ANY one.
WHO MIGHT have come.
AND l could see.
FROM WHERE stood
THROUGH THE big glass window
THE COBBLHR man.
AND HE had hammer
AND A lot of pegs.
AND WAS mailing a sole.
TO A worn shoe.
AND HE timed his stroke.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
Votes For Washington

Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas says he will support
the Burroughs bill providing for national for
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

Speaking of useless things.
what about the wedding ring on
the married man who also wears
that don't get fresh with me,
I'm a married man" expression on
his face? ECCENTRIC.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

Railroad presidents, since the in
crease in rates, are reported as say
ing: "Now we will have prosperity"
Who is "We"? P. Z.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

The Republican bosses are
probably kicking Themselves be-
cause they did not nominate Mr..
PONZI, OF Massachusetts,, in
stead OF Mr.. COOLIDGE. What
a barrel! II. VETTER.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-21
Why Women lOullI Vote
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the
already belong Democrats P1ty Tinted States
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Republican babies
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WOMEN SCHOOLS
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The Democratic
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criminals The Republican
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the Senate olclsHe
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These whywe women having
tne interests and welfare the M
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WONdENs COMMITTEE
OF BATES COUNTY
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
Puif ~Jnofomltifatten

Gen 15be September er ben iioite
Dag for Detailing al Snbfomit- %
"@rceis Eroht"- Sfatterne for treble
Gpartal al Iaret 1919. Sorat uno,
gaa gsoer, mau getalingen bore
giort inoen Wiibnat Den Cato.
Stpriteparten al Sfattepoerne be-
talte belle gelebet meo BET iamnle, De
inoienote line Stattelilter for 1919,
nemlig fer oen 15oe WartS 1920.
Der bar ialt 100000 inbipioueQe
Sfattepoere, al bpilfe 100000 be-
talte Sfat al Snofomiier paa $4,000,
eaer UNDER. glf Sfattepberne al oe1-
ne &lasie foretrat 100000 at be-
tale belle @elabet meb en- Gang, me-
sens De reiterenbe 100000 foretrat
at betale fpartalspis. Sra 1900.
900 Slloipiber mooto9es beeoieeoe
@rflPringer ON, at beres Snofom-
tier life baooe p9ret itore NOT til al
betale Sfat al.
IntaIlet al ifattepliatige &orpora.
tioner bar 100000, bporaf $4,000
betalte belle gelsbet. Intalet al ifat-
tefrie aorporotioner bar 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
Ecrff9ftelfe fra Sibe 2

lit Siem / @iion, g. Gaf., er funoet
orufnet / Geoar Miper isnbenfol
Wott. 9iget fanotes al Sarmeret
.. q. Heterion, iom fsrit bleu op
merfioln paa Sprbcns SeIt, Del
grGSieoe nGr glpebreooen, oerpac
bans Sat % enoel Gapirer Iiggeno
/ N9rbeoen, % enOelig &i9et, Sc,
lna / Sano life ODER to SOD bpbt
9iget bIep ienbt til Chicago for al
begraoes al o~erboenoe Eaarerer6e
Speoalifes Sjem flDttet. ct @aa'
ningsbuS tilbsrenoe WrS. Souit
iom / mango Mar bar libt al Spe.
balifbeo, er al &ibber Goilntps Mr'
toriteter ilpttet fra Grpital Springs
til ct noget afiioesliggenoe Ste>
lloenfor gpen. &uinOen err al Soc
ger erflpret at bore | De iioite Sta
bier al Speoalifbeo, bporfor County.
fonmisl9rerne maatte IGgge fine
Sierner ibleo for at faa ben6e %
belle Sanlilien iiffert iioleret. Sos
Mrs. Souit Dor ber0es Sorplore oe
Ell 13.aarig Cater, % ale forbler
iom Sanger | Sltiet meoens set flpt'
te0eS.
Store EOtetanlinger. - Wortor
Gountp ifal iaar l,omerfe fig pee
fine itore Gotetaolinger, % iirr peo
Glen ltlin tunes Der npiten life al
bore 1ogen CREME for bpao en- Ii.
Den Yotetflef fan frembringe. On
6armer fort9ler iaaleoes, of ban
unoer ct SIN" fanot AZ Toteter %
u1loer ct anoet 80. Sbor itore go.
t%eterne bar nPpnes Der oog i bette
Stlfploe life noget ON. gn anoen
8nrmer ilpr famine 9p err mere be-
itenlt / lin Spgape. Of 13 Stills"
grop ban nernlig 29 @uibela Yote-
ter, Wten iaa pil man bel lige, at
Ser er 6orifiel paa "Sins" oeiaa.
Sarmerne bulSer fin Spebe. Sfsl-
&c Welbing fra Sarge felger Sta
tens 6armere oct Goao, iom nplig
bIep gioet Of s. 81. Wc8opern, ge-
itorer al 9ortb Gafota WeQe pg
gIeuator asiociation, oct nenIig at
iGIge iaa lioet iom mulie al i'm Sbc-
De MI / Ssit, for ienere at opnaa Ell
bpiere Bris. Or. 6. s. 2abo og an-
ore fremroeenoe Wenb bar uotoIt,
at &riien burbe bore $2.65 pr. 9u-
ibel, % De fsler fig fornisiet ON, at
oenne Hris bill opnaaes, ON Sar-
merne boloer fat paa fin Speoe.
WteO liOt 8iitano al Sarn1erne / an.
ore Stater bill man inoen 1922 blioe
iItano til at iptte fin esen Speoepris,
flyer Or. 2aOo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
SmaapIuf.

Sutber College beapn0te $50.
leaaret meo ct anielig Glepantul Tor.
rige Sors0ag.
Ben 8. 9atfen bar iioite llae
fisbt abode 5ranf MaIt6ns 9oan.
manoStorretning her / 8pet.
8uItau @eitbp err nplia fom,
men tilbage eiter ct geieg hos lin,
Senner oeo Wtaoiion, g.. 9af.
Wtiis Petro Seebrus, ion
no9le Tiger igien bar pGret peb 9e,
corab So'pital, reiite SsnbaQS III,
ten til Sopparoen, Soma.
~. &. Senninaien ira Niinne
apolis anfom iioite uee til Secorab
boor ban bar opertaget en- Stiaint
iom geitDrer for Subifriptions.I i
belingen | "9ecorab.B oIten".
9rofesior Gnocb 6. 8eteriol
beo Sutber College Tom Iioite la,
tilbage ira lit Sommeropbolb bel
nnIneriitetet / gnn @rbor, Wicb
Yaa Sibturen beisete ban SIegtnin
ger ! goscobel, @is.
- Mrs. 8. q. Wprano, iom ia,
bRret peo Soipitalet / Hocbeiter
Winn., bbor bun %unbereif en- Opera
ton, er fonunet BERTH % biz opbol
be JIG en- lib Dos fin Wober, mrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
8nINbrDanp.

On natfer SiIiteInine, bpori ben.
beb 175 Wenneifer toe Del, fauoi
! Ssnoags Steo uoe / Waoiior
Eopnibip boS Soriten 3. gaioI. Set
bar for fort 5ib tiIbose so glor, Fl.
oen Soriten oe Mori gaioI blep gil.
te. Settle / S~orbinbelie meb, OF be
netop bar flpttet ino / lit me Sus.
bpor beres ubflptteoe 9srn eiernt
biloe aflesge Dem ct 9eisg, bar Gr'
Ieoninsen iii, of De / SPlesifot
meb Raboer og genner inofan0t iiq
for OF operraife Dem / bette bereS
faa pene og foielige Siem. Ge be.
fseenoe meobragte 8urpe, bporaf Der
fpiites baaoe Utiboag % Iitensmao.
On anieelig Sengegape, tilbels
Sub, o~perrdftes @ulobrlioeparret
beo beres Sen, Wtr. Tilgrim iom
anilaaenbe ORD minoeoe ON, at bar
ielp for fort Sib iiben bapbe opret
9ret paa en- ~lignenoe Waabe. @Qe
tilbragte en- meget bpseelig Dag og
itiltes meo De barmeite Enifer on
enonu mango lpffelige gar for Wr.
% Wrs. 8aiol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
9ecprab % Snteel1.
Gn paffer Sribnt.
Sen 1870 September 1920.

Sra @bpofat 8. g. GaloDel ! ee'
bar &apios bar pi mootaget islgen'
De, Tom taller for Jig ielp:
To the Editor of Poster.
Writing to your advertising depart
ment recalls my visit 10 your office
several years ago with Hon. l.. Nj,
Enger, whom | recently learned has
passed away.
| can not help writing a line in
some appreciation Of this man. |
loved to sit in his library and talk 10
him. As attorney for insurance COM
panies ! met him often then both at
DEBORAH and at Des Moines and
learned to value some rare qualities,
He was n of great gentleness and
refinement, showing either an ancestry
TO be proud of or a ~purgeing in this
fire of life. He valued the best things
in life and principles more than
money. He was honest in politics and
this is a great tribute in these days.
/ was with him when he first an
nounced his candidacy for congress
and drove 70 Waukon with him 70
see some friends. A mar OF his
character naturally lacked the force
sometimes necessary TO win in politics
but to the few who knew him other
qualities compensated.
/ will miss Mr.. Enger.
Respectfully,
G.. L. CALDWELL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
@iseonfn.
1tlDffe Ocb Gtepens 1uint.

lllprre oeo Sfepens Totnf. - "
Sp9obarn orufneoe % ipp andre
Wenneifer unbgif fun iaapibt 81.
Den, GA en- Iutomobil for gienner
&Gfpertet paa 8roen oper &ocfr
Sim / Stepens 1oint, falot be 10
500 % ianf / otte SOD opbt Soilo.
Get torulpffebe Barn bar Sen al
Scr. og Mrs. @incent ScbllltS al
nPnnte 8p. 2iget blen optaget 40
Minliter efter at lllpffen inbtrai
gQe De andre 4asiagerer blep enter,
ilpnget no al Maifinen unoer Sal.
Oct eaer fit frablet Jig no % fcm til
Sperflaben. Slere fom tilifabe.
Gan Claire iasipses. Nelion SUN.
ter, Ser for etpar Tiger iiben fpm til.
ifaoe peo ct Salb giennem @ronb
@penlte gro | gau Claire, bor on.
lagt Sag MOB @pen og forbrer en-
gritatnins al $4,000. !San brat
lin n Infel og err frernoeles / $50.
ipitalet. en- ultg Bige, &utb &lel.
ner, blep br9bt unber iomme ltlpf.
fe, men benbes Sor9lore bapoe enos
M life 9iort Sorbring paa nogcr
9ritotning. Sbet De to rnae Wen.
neiter sif cber @roen, CAB en- al 81
itore Gementbloffe efter, og Sc faloi
ira Ell Spioe al 80 500 / finn to SOD
opbt 8ano. Yigen beoe % elmer
Ienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
Saimois.
Qanat irelnifreSen Qraefun

Gangt fremifrebem Grgefnmit. s,
6. Soepp, &isbmano fra Surpn, 9,
Dat, bleo forleoen tagen til ct so,
lpital / Chicago meO ben DenItre 81
De al Sopeoet iaaleoes fnuit, al
Siernen bolot paa at o9lte no gien'
mem @abningen, Og Dog bar ban
bisie Gage forlaot Soipitalet iom
belbrebet. 2oepp fom tilifaOe rnOer
en- Ilitomobilulpffe ben 14oe Mlig..
og Ga ban er en- 9lore Wails % bes.
lOen ipa9elig, turoe 2aeerne anpen.
De fun lofale 8ebsueliesmioler III.
Der Sperationen. Ser f~ort9Ies, al
Or. Sarrp Wercf tog no al Hatien.
tens Sierne ct Stptfe at hans
Straabat, TO Smaaitene og eft lioet
Stpffe 8ltttaperfa al Il,tomobilens
SinOlfi9rm. Otter at Siernen bar
rengiort Og igien bragt tilbage | lin
naturliee Sitting, tom Y~atienter
fig iaa burtig, at ban auereoe Ell
Zine ienere par peb fulo gepioitbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
Sreo 90 ufreo.
.5orif9tteIfe fro Gibe 8

S~perfommanboen / Selten. Wen
bette tllrbe Sultanen life inola6e fla
paa, ifisnt ban mere emo gierne bill.
De ienoe lin Irme imob Wuitafa Sc
nal Yaiba.
Wan ifuIbe iaa sisre ct Iorisa
%alligepel, men iont Oct fom til Stpl.
fet, beitob ben regulpre tprfife ar.
me at to 8atalioner paa 1000 Wano
bier. Set bar alt iom bar tiIbaae.
90 BEN fsrite Dag oenne "Mrme"
naaeoe frem til &aonen, sioroe
bier eneite Nanb Wptteri.
Oe Illierebe maatte iaaleSes ani-
gepel ftole libeIuffenoe paa @refer.
ne. elsie fremiatte iaa en- Blan ON
at ienoe en- flor milit9r expedition
til Sortebapsfpiten, % De fit Sranf.
rigs og Staliens Ststte beri, mems
England beitent mobiatte fig oenne
Elan. Set blen iaa til oct, at en-
itor grGif Stprfe ifnlbe Ian6ipttes
peo Wlbana paa Marn1oraiisens
gitfpit for at aflsie De brittle crop.
per | Sibmib, og bette bolber De M
paa meo. Sem Eransportifibe meo
gr9Ife trooper anfom BERTH / Sors.
bags.
Set er life uianbipnIigt, at oen
rusiiife Sopiet. 4rmes Ne6erlaa
Polen ogida bill faa Mooet til at oa-
le hos Nationaliiterne / @natolien.
0e baboe nemlig iiffert p~aaregnet
Si9lp fra &usIan6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
Suftpoitbeforor

Gen tranSfontinentale 2uftpoitbe.
fleming bIep officielt iuaugurerei
Snsbag Worgen Den Soc Sept, bo
Den fsrite Ieroplan itartebe ira Slp'
peplabien peb Wineola, y. o., meo
Roit til Gan Srancisco. Sfslee DC
al acknowledgements ofientliesiorie
6lpueplaner, bill oct tage ca. 60 81
nler at beforore ct 9rep me0 2uft-
poit ira Ien gorf til Gan Srancis.
co, meoens Sorienoelie meo Toeei
parer ca. 100 Elmer. Den oaglige
tranSfontinentale notwithstanding
ifal bore oct itsrite 5Ippeproieft nos
sen'inoe iorisst.
Sra Gan SranciSco meloes, al
ben fsrite transfontinentale 2uftpoii
fra Seem 9orf anfom oib al. 2:25
Giterm. ben lite Septembcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
Sprina Grove.
(Stter "0eral0".,

- Mrs. 6. ". Muir al Moni-
tom, Colorado, beipger line Sor9i-
ore, Scr. % Mrs. Senrp Jlaooger.
Mr. og Mrs. s.. s. 9tormun
er anfommen ira Granite Sails,
Winn., men bar maattet taee 9opGl
/ Sotel inbtil SuS fan faaes.
Geo. SpIling bar peo ct Solb
b~eifaoi9et i'm enc @ofte % Stuloer
i ben @rab, at ban moaife / ilere
Tiger maa boloe Sengen. San falot
moo Genelltglllpet meoells ban no.
forte nogct Sneoferarbeioe / lit
Stem.
Miis Cecilia 81. GGeitoo og
Sian &eierion al gIfaoer, egtepieoes
oen zoe bs. / Spring Grope Ireite-
goaro peO Gait. Sobnion. Sc Nps
gtfte oil eiter lin grpQupSreiie til
Suiainobperne boiGtte fig poa 9ruo.
gommens 6arm n9r Glfaoer.
s gruoenS Stem / Ducatan
9~stcoie0es oen 25be slug. Niis Belle
8. @al,itab til Otto 6. Snitao al
Spring 0rope. Gielien forretteoeS
peo Bait. Sitrem. Otter en- 9rpl-
lupsreiie / norore MinneIota pil oct
ltnge Sor iette $50 / Spring Srope.
WPr. og Wrs. Oscar %. We,
bus anfom forleoen ira Sesienoer,
q. 9af., % bar lat 80 / Wtrs. q. 81.
Stenebiems tioligere Stem. Santi.
big bar Den tioIigere S~foleiuperin.
tenoent optoget fine Yligter / Wa.
bel, boortil bans 5amilie mart ilpt.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-14
SIbebranb.

SsnOass aften libt efter aIoffen
halo ii o~pbageoeS Slolss / Stosfobi
& 8afers Msue peo &ocf Sslorlo
ganens Spor noroenfor 8ater
Street, og Oa 9ranompnocne fort
efter fom til Stebet, banbe 9ranOen
alereoe 9rebet Zig ON Jig, at alt
Geoningsorbei0e oar omtrent foa-
fPnat. s 2ebet al en- Zines Sio
brGnote Spgningen reb. Mariooen
til Sloens Spfomit er ufien0t; fun
beo man, at Ben opltoo uoenfor Gle.
patoren paa gItiiber. 8pgningen iii.
berte &ocf Sslano &omponiet. Gtos.
fppf & gater babe Waifineri til Ell
@prbi at omfring $500 og en6el
&orn / Glepatoren. Ietop bpornles
get &orn peo De enonu life, 6o sir.
maets gpger % Regnifaber brpnotc,
men ontagelig breieoe 8eboloninaen
fig ON benoeb 1000 guibels. Ser
bar ogioa enoel &orn tilberenoe
Sarmere logret / gpgningen. SAD
bel bette iom 6irmoets eeet Oploa
% Wfaifineriet bar tiln9rmeIiespls
fitlot asiureret, iaa Sabet bill life
blipe betp6elig.