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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

GOOD MORNING.:
If you haven't found the help you want
why don't you call the Good Morning Girl,
Beekrlan 5000. and give her your adver-
sisement for to-morrow's Tribune 7-AdvG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
BETHLEHEM CO. HAS
81 SHIP CONTRACTS
Orders for Boats Valued at $751;
100000 to be Built This
Year.

The bethlehem ahipbuiIding Corporation
Of which the Harlan establishment, mere,
Is n part, announces orders amounting 70
approximately s232 900 600. of which tinr-
ty-one vessels. of 3s2 900 dsadwelght TON
mage. costing about $4,000 600, are Tor
private American owners, Ihe DalantS
are naval and emergency heet vesseiSs cost
ing around s152 .u00 600.
The Harlan yard. 10 ~ understood, VIII
build four of the boats, two OF 10000 tons
each and two OF 1000 tons.
Tho American merchant marine thus VIII
be largely reinforced this year, by tho ad-
dition of these thirty ono vessels for ATneri-
rau shpowners from this corporation alone.
The contracts for these vessels we're all
taken in the latter part of 1919 by tho
Uethlehem Shpbuiding Corporation, and
they are to he delivered shis year.
The end of 1919. the close of tho Beth
Iebcm's business year, showed an out
nut of twenty-five oil tsnkerg, costing
approxInately 81 500. 600 apiece twelve
cargo vessels and twenty tugs for the
emergency fleet, In addition to siKty-fiyc
tiestroyers and thirteen submarines for the
navy All told the bethlehem Corpora
tion during 1919. launched i46 vessels and
delivered 1872 of a total engine horsepower
of $50 600 "a figure far exceeding any
previous shipbulding production record.
The new steel oil taukcrs IN be built
by this corporation in 1920 will cost around
81 500, 900 apiece. are oii-nurninR and
are from 10 900 10 ~ 600 deadwcight tons.
The vice president of the bethlehem
shinbuilding Corporation. in charge Of
oneration Is T. w. Powell. who. during the
Spanish war. naviRated the herrimac n
Santiago harbor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
pHU.A. PRODUCE MARKET.

Hy Associated pross to Every Evening
PhlladelphrA Jan 2I.-Corn -Stcady,
New corn. AZ to locatlo. and quality,
Goal 20. the latter foI No yellow
Oats-No ., white. 991znlo0, No.
white qGa9912
Butter Western creamery extra t6,
nearby prints fancy, 7oa75
Cbesese--Ncw York and Wisconsin, ful
milk, 81 Il9a33
Fgys-Ncarby firsts, 2i.6o per case;
do. current receipts, 2i.O western
extra frsts q GO; DO, frrsts, 2I.o0; fancy
selected parked, 7Sas0 per dozen.
Live poultry-Fowls, as To qualify;
:2a40 chickens, as to quality 27a.A;
roosters, 22a23: broline chickens; 4oaf2'.
fancy broilers, 42a45c, spring chickens,
3la36c: old roosters 2ia25c; ducks, PekIn,
Hiatt. do, Indian Runners. A0a42,
turkeys 45a50; geese, 30a45.
Dressed poutry-Fowis, higher; tur-
keys Delaware and Maryland, fancy, GO,
do. Virginia and other nearby. fancy
ssa5S: do. fair to good, Sass: do, west
crn fancy. 55a57 do, fair 10 good, 51a-53;
old toms. IS; fowls, fresh Killed. choice to
fancy 37a39; do. small sizes. 26a35;
roosters 20, broiling chickens. Jersey,
43adS; other nearby, 35a42, choice west
ern }8a40. roasting chickens, western.
BOAST; corn fed, as to size and quality,
34a45
Potatoes Pennsylvania, per 100
pounds. 425a4.6O: New York, p5 100
Fiour-Soft winter str e'sht, western,
/ 0.75a1l 25: do 5, do. nearoy. l0-e5a-
! II 90. hard winter straight, a .Wal 4 80;
do. short patent. l45oai5.oo, spring.
first clear, 10 75ail 25; do patent, ii .eosa
1925; do, short PATENT Is goa 1925;
fancy spring and city mills patept, family
brand, IL 25ai6.O.
Hav-T.mothv 36 ooaS1 GO; do, No 2,
81 .00a:35 90. do, No 3, 81 0telf2t 90; do,
sa1nple, 26 o0a27 90. No. :, ~grlsso,9 % oOa-
2400
Clover Light mixed 34ooa35.oo. No
/, mixed. 3l50a32.00
Tallow Prime, loose. i6s4. do, spe-
cial. loose. 1712; prime. country, l5$4
edible IN tlerces 19l2a2014
Bran-Soft winter bran, western IN lUl
pounds, 5OO0a5050 per ton, do, sprlng.
sacks 40 0Oa49 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
NEW CHARTERS.

Spcs-ial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Jan 2I Charters we're flied here
yesterday. follows
United Tractors Corporation. Whining
ton Del capftai $4,000 ou0
Tiis~n Products Corporation. New York
C,iyv Washing GuidN 81 800 600
Sajuda Land and Lumber Co. Dover.
Del 81 .00O 600
Iawhtad oil and Refining 60, winning
ton Del 81 $50 GOO
American Kali lointo.. BROOKLYN. =.
Crnorai ,r Commerce % Wilmington, Del
palmer T4rc Corporation Wilmington.
American Laboratory Alloy and Metals
Co Pitt>nurg. Pa s5oo,R0 -,
S1,'irWn wiImurwood oil Go wilmington Dei /;
$500 GOO -,
Thomas Thompson Co Inc VII
mineton Del 100000
Rinimi Transportation Company, WI
rningtan Del insurance agency sahf'SW
Carolina Narn Corporation Wilmington.
Is porssy 'lGi'' ni and Gas CO. Dover, Del;
I"us Pennss Ivania Food nigcster Co. Brook
iyR- Rrthnr rn laI"gT. naifonr stcoI Co Montroal.
Wise Burg Manufacturing Co. scranton,
Pa drugs and medicines s@V."tN1; xr-,,
Fidelity Gas and Oi Refining Co. WI
y,lingtOu Del. $4,000
Iiinet Shale Educator Process. Inc, Den
Increases in capital Polish Nsviga alton
Initiating Co, change q Foiish NsVigatlon Z
90 New York City from s3,otn 600 70
s{3 OOO. 900 Great Texas refining 20.
change Ia Great Texas oil and Refining 20
Tlitfeftlrr IA 81 500 t00 tOS2 .ph tpo S1fifns
Petroleum Go, and Homer bi SoffoI . ~ -, u
consolidated under name Or Sinms ft-
New J DTk (tES-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
j, s, RESERVE BOARD
RAISES DISCOUNT RATES
Growing Credit Expansion, Low
Reserves, the
Cause.

Action of the Federal Reserve Board yes
terday raised sharply the re-discount TaV9s
phia. including that Of wilmington, ana
those in New York and Boston.
Only the rate on notes secured by onited
States certificates of Indebtedness remains
unchanged at 4 "a per cent. this being
doubtless to assist in further current hnahc~
ing by the government on short-term treas.
ury obligations. No such favor or support
is shown to the innumerablo fndlviuuals
and corporations who still are BORROWERS
on account of subscriptions TO liberty
bonds and Victory notes. which they were
urgently importuncd To take when the
government need was great.
The rediscount rate on paper secured ny
Liberty bonds and Victory notes rs ralFeo
from 1 "a to 5la per cent and so to icFei
above the income yield OF Such Dhlaua Dh
discount prices Presumably the intention
is IN drive borrowing subscribers whether
individuals or financial institutions 10
lquidate their indebtedness and so renlce
the aggregate loans of the Federal Reserve
system The effect is likely ia he to cause
general selling of Liberty bonds and victory
notes on a market already fully saturated
with them, which can mean only lower
prices and hard losses imposed upon thoso
who put their resources nj credit 10
support Of tho treasury in It's time OF WAT
need .
Commercial and other borrowers fall
even moro heavily under the burden oI
the 6 per cent rcdiscount rate, which rs
made in place of the Sd per cent rate,
and applies upon all kinds OF paper otler
than bankers acEHpthlCSS AhiStst w. -
per cent. which may be discounted by the
Federal Reserve banks here. in New YORK
and Boston. and regardless of whether the
maturity is in day or ninety days
such rediscount rate win inevitably act
to restrict bank loans to merchants. manu-
facturnrs and others engaged In business
trade and industrial activities 10 such funds
rs the national banks have at their own
disposal and also tend 70 make them press
for payment on paper which they have
Tho efrect or the Federal Reserve boarc
action soon, If not Immediately, viii b'
felt by the business interests. big and little
and perhaps more SO than by the securitie'
markets,
II must ho observed that it is the indus
trial and financial eastern part of the
1 United states which is hit by the action
I az Tho Federal Reserve hoard yUstcrda '
/ Almost everywhere else business paper car
! I've rrdt scountei at "a per cent rs AIS
notes secured by Liberty bonds and ic
! tory notes Higher rates prevail only At I'll
i Dallas. Tex hank where per cent l.
4 charged and At the Kansas CITY han
+ yhcrx, thc rate Is ST. per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
STOCK PRICES co LOWER
UNDER HEAVY PRESSURE
Motors, Shippings and Secondary
SteeIs Show Greatest Reaction'
War Issues Also Drop.

BY Associated Press 10 Every ENei'"e
New York, ONall Street, lo.30 a. M
Jan. 23-Contrary to general cXpecta-
tions the further advance In redisCAntS
announced late yesterday by the Federal
Reserve bank exerted only moderately
adverse influence at the opening oil To-
day's stock market. Prices were MAINLY
lower, but the more extreme declines,
mainly from / To 212 points IN General
Motors, Texas Company. Colorado Fuel
and several of the minor spccialtes were
ascribed to causes remote from money
conditions. Seasoned industrlals were
steady and investment rails firm, though
again inactive.
Most losses were cancelled with the
first half hour.
NooN-Bears made another lnvoiun-
tary contribution which was led by high
priced stecls aud oils. The easy rebound
offered proof Of the small supply of popular
issues and the extended positions OF the
shorts. .
Prices reacted with the approach OF
noon. pressure concentrating in the motor
eroup. shippings and secondary steels
Heavy trading in Liberty Bonds ana
Victory notes. mostly at rcccsslons was
due to the higher discount appliable to
those securities.
Several new low records were made by
the war fotations, liberty second ! =
falling 10 5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Alaska Packers Corporation, quarterly 0f
g. a share and extra of 20 per cent IN laberty
bonds aud s. a share in cash, psySble Apru
22
American Brasa Company. quarterly Of
- per cent and extra OF IL per cont
pavahic February IA
per cent PAYABLE May II, and extra of one-
half Of per cent on common, payahle fsh-
ruary To- also : - per cent on pfo'cffssi.
payahIC hpril and July 1
ButIer nrothers, quarterly Of f2-p .
share and - ira Of 81 hO a share
6Itlos Service Company. monthly OF one
half OF por cent preferred and -hsr
Of nor cont on common, in cash. and | 4
nor cent on common alRn, ono@haH %
Commercial Trust Company. quarterly OF
4 rper cent payable February
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
lIEAIHa

CRAlG-At Delaware city. Deb. January
u. 1890 John Al Craig. IN his seventy
Keiatives I'.a and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services al his late residence
at Delaware City. Del. on sunday after
noon, January -. at q CLOCK interEnent
al Delaware City cemetery
DUNDON-In this city. on January 20.
1920 Mary T.. wife Of William Nj. Dun
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
tbe funeral from the residence Of her son.
Harry A Dundon Z2l } Nan BureLl street.
on Saturday morning at CLOCK Requiem
mass al St Paul Church. lnterment az
Cathedral cemetery
HCSSINGER-In Newark Del, on Janu-
ary 70. 92o. Joseph II. son Of James and
Fla Mackex Hossineer
Relau,ves ana friends arc invited 30 attend
the fanera- services at his late resl dence
West Main street. Newark Del. on Satur-
fav afternoon. January -, at 0 clock
Inierlnent private at Head OF ChriStiana
cemetery.
JOYCE-W. H. husband Of Evelyn ~
Joyce on Thursday, January -. 1920. at
seryiees al : surrey avenue Nentnor,
on Monday January II, a 12.3o ?. IN.
Interment AZ West Laurel Hln p. n.
LEE-At Richmond Va on January u
1920. William 4 Lee aged % years
Relatives friends and St John s Com
nandery. No ! h z arc invited to at
tend the funeral services al Chandler :
funeral pariors pa Wes' \lnth street. on
=
al Old Swedes cemetery.
NUSTARD-Afartha a Mustard widow
of David L Mustard died al her home in
IeweS Delaware al n, Thursday
Burial Will take place II IeTes Del on
Saturday, January - al ! p
AfORRIS-ln this CITY on January -
1920, William ii Morris son of Ann +
and the la1e Andrew j. Morris aged 33
years.
the funeral Services frot his late residence
1901 Pine street on Monday afternoon a
> O clock. Iutermenl a. LUmbardy GENE
terry.
MOORE-In Washington j g, on Jan
uarv y 1920. James JT son Of Jane
and Mabel \ Aoort. aged years
months i days
Relatives ana friends are invited r. atteDC
the funeral services Al the parents resi-
noon January - a. Q CLOCK lntermen
private.
TAYLOR At Chester Pa on January
q 1920 Elizabeth 4 widow 81 Joshu:
Taylor aged 81 years of Bancroft Banks
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attent
the funeral services a Mt salem ~ +
Church Saturday, January p a. o clock
Inte-ment at Nj. Salem cemetery
WALTHER-At Porter Del on Januar.
y 1920 Frederick JT husband o
Amelia Beck aither in mis- 40th year
Relatives aud frlcrds are invited 10 attent
she funeral services his late residence
Porter. Del, on Monday afternoon Jan
uary 2G al = G clock IntcTucBt 81 GlaS
gov Presby terlan cemetery
WOOD-In TINS city. on January y. 1920
James T husband Of Susie II W ood
Funeral private. Interment 81 Easton
Nd, Saturday. al u O'Clock noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Cleveland Automobile CO stock holders
voted to increase common stock capital from
WT shares no par To 100000 shares no
mar plan TO turn III present common
rrersifcat,.S on an exchange basis OF ~
new shares for each share turned IN Was
%sy ralir3ad equipment to comprise 1oo.-
O0s} freight cars 600 passenger coaches
Ard , ,lIIn locomotives which would cost
above, SIPS otl0 900, is what the railway
executives figure should be provided during
During 1919 American shipyards turned
o,tt tWn and one half as much tonnage as
Rritisn plants The totals were Bri Lisht
.s0O. 900 gross tons American, 4.25s ooo
Franris H SissDn vice president OF the
GUARANTY Trust Company Of New YORK
saws We cannot hope 20 reduce the cost
81 living when the individual output OF the
American workman has declined. on an
average, from : to 81 per cent II the ias |
two wears although he has obtained. not
wholly earned unprecedented increases IN
wagrs We cannot hope 10 ameIorate the
tax burden very materially and thereby
lessen its power in raising costs all around
- Congress aDpropriates virtually s. 600
900 o06 for Conducting the peace actiYi ties
Of the government during the coming
fiscal year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
COMMITTEE TO HANDLE
BOND FUND.

Salisbury, Md, Jan. 23-The com
mittae appointed by the County Com
misgioners to report on the needs for
roads and schools rs guide for the
outlay Of $500, 600 in the proposed bond
ISSUE reported Yesterday. The Cofnuiis-
sioners then passed resolution TO ask
the Democratic State Central tofnnit.
tee and the Republican State Central
Committee OF Wicomico county eaeh TO
appoint two men. and dhe -four thus Sc
lected to name fifth forming a com
mittee which should he gwen full con
trol of tho spending Of the fund The
County commissioners also Will appoin'
an advisory committee ot two men IRON
each olec.lnn dlstrict IN The county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
Presiding Elder
| Feels Ten Years Younger

Rev. W II. }. Powell presiding elder
OF tie Fordyce Districr West Arkansas
Conference, Camden. Arkansas, says
zone of my parishiCners recommended
DR.. Chase's BLOOD and Nerve Tablets
to me and | thank God I tourd this
remedy for really believe should have
died mad I not found 1t. My strength
has been restored and | feel ten
years younger. Before | used DR.
Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets, |
used &c be so weak, at times Z had
to hold on to the pulpit while deliver
ing my sermons There were nights
when the slightest noise would awaken
me as the closing of door or the flap
pingof a window shade. was nervous
had ost control of my bowels and
sometimes IT seemed as though there
was no feeling in my lower limbs.
Sold by Druggists at 6G cents Special
sStronger more Active SO centsl. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
CEDARS INVADE SUSSEX.
Brandywipe Forest Will Institute brancn
at Milford Next Wednesday Night.

Brandywine Forest, Tall Cedars Oh
Lebanon, will go to Milford next Wednea-
day to assist in instltnting Evergreen
Forest and conferring degrees on lou
candidates, which ceremonies Will be per
formed in the Milford Armory. nc ne"
forest will bo composed of Sussex couh-
tIans.
Brandywine Forest has chartered q
snec,aI train for, the trip and will be
accompanied by brass band. The tram
will leave Wilmington at o clock Wcdnes-
day afternoon and stop at New 1hseio,
Dover and Harrington. Returnine, u
win leave Milford at 1906 O'Clock Thurs
day morning and stop at harrington
Dover and New Castle. :,
Milford will Hospitality entertain the
Wilmingtonians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
STILL SING DIE wACH AM RHEIN.' y
Sailors on Hun Warship Show Aiiie'
They Are Not Depressed.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Jan. % Members OF the
crew of the German warship hoenigs-
berg, when drawn up for inspection by
a board of interallicd commissioners at
Wilhelmshaven, spontaneously sang
"Deutschland. Uber Allies and Dle
Wach Am Rhein, according to Reuter-
correspondent with interalliod officers.
II is said that this demonstration was
merely to show that the Germans were
not depressed Naval discipline was
apparently good on the ship and IN the
harbor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
FAMOUS OLD HOTEL SOLD
Monongahela House. Pittsbure, TO Giv'
WAY TO Skyscrapcr.
D, M 49, ~ Fvery Evening

BY Associated Press % Every Evening
Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. - The Monon-
gahela House, opened here IS = hotel more
than - years ago. has been sold - Pitts
burg business interests by tho Mutual
Life Insurance Company, ot Now ork
Tor s750, 600, and an office building viii
ho erected On the site. according 10 an
nounccment made public here today
Among notablcs entertained NJ tho
Nononcahela House in pioneer days were
Edward VII Of Great Britain, then Prince
II Wales. Abraham Lincoln and hls
family. General T. 5 Grant, General W.
4. Spcarman, and Zachary Taylor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
COTTON Ginning Report.

Nv Associated Press 80 Every Evening
Washington. Jan 23-Cotton glnned
prior to january 16, amounted TO l0,-
322, las running bales, including III 81
round bales. 3S.25l bales OF American
Fqv-ntian. and 6,S2S bales Of Sea Island,
the census bureau announced today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
SEARCH SCHOOLS FOR MORE REDS
Chicago Woman Teacher Among Those
Held For ANARCHY

Held For Anarchy
By Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Chicago Jan. p. Alleged radical
activities in the Chicago pubhc schools
will be investigated thoroughly, Peter A.
Mortenson, superintendent OF schools
announced today That action viii follow
indictment Of Miss Helen Pratt Judd,
for fifteen years grade school teacher
along with two other women and % men
members of the communist labor party
Miss Judd. IS secretary 81 q local
branch of the local organization that was
charged with advocating overthrow Ct the
government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
n,s Tbos " wilson Entertains al Dinner

Mn. Thomas " Wilson entertained
twenty friends at luncheon and cards IN
the fover Of the Hotel du Pont this after-
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
POWDER QUOTATIONS
reported Daily al Noon 1v Laird & Co,
du Poni Building.

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and will be TO you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
John j. Raskob 10 be Host.

John J. Raskob will bc host 10 twenty
FIVE friends ut dinner in the clubroorn of
the Hotel du Pont tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
N mEN1ORIAA1.

In loving memory OF our dear daughter
Jennie Florence Montgomery iausant who
departed this life january ~ 1919
Father Mother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
Athletic Association Dance.

The Pennsylvania Athletic As1oeia
t,on will give q dance in The ballroom n
lhe Hotel du POnt tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
1920

Genuine I0rGONaDS tll all
most 2!l sizes ana widths.
Specially priced Ter tins sale
only These Shoes formerly
sold for ST. 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
$500

- oa,rs ID tan cait Wing
ug lark eordo shade. d
widths snd sizes, also i few
straight tips in TINS lot Re-
IIar orce S1l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
$40

Tins group nlcludee gun
metal. tan Russia 1ali' ~
various shapes With neoIin
or leather soleS. ! heSe effoe9
are regular 5000 to sll N3i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
The Early Bird
We Offer the Following Pro
For Sale:

3t3 SOUTH HARRISON STREET
Two story brick dwelling rooms porch bath heat rom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23

M SOTTH BROOME STREEI
Two story dwelling porch bath hea' cement r.
mediate possession.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23

$40 NORTH vAS BUREN, STREET.
Three story brick dwelling IL roNpsi porch tath ncA y
Nice back yard
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Observation-Disclosures "gpre
Smaalenenc" meOoeler, at Werfios
-S olbergfos InlGgget bar ienot
@runoeierne paa begge Sioer al
8lommen mellem 6osiumios og Sol.
bergios en- Sfripelie. ) Inleonina
al paatGnft SsgnreguIering al
Isrfios- Solbergios .Anlpgget ga.
ter nPunte anlTg, iom eies al Sta.
ten % ariltiania aommune, at isae
Siaabelie til appropriation Tor at
ifafie Jig Hct Ill Spopmiina lonas
DC Gienoommc, iom bereres al lQue-
tic @%lrterpanb og bsieite Sloml ON
Sommercn, aItiaa meuem 20 oa 80
Dieter. De ~interesiereoe Sanoeiere
boloer 6paesmsoe berom meo oct
isrite. erpropriationen bliper en-
mesct foitbar AiiPre, ga itore Strpf.
ninger bersres al &esulerinsen.
Nrbcioslssbeoen bIanbt Gru6e. 90
InlugSarbeioere err 6eQer / Si!ta.
scnoe emo / gitasenoe, og bo Maa.
neoerne Sanuar, 6ebruar % Narts
croinGrt er De ilappeite paa arbei0s
marfeoet, err set neppe @runo til at
uente nogen Sebring | De nprneite
Tiger. @rube. % AnlGgsnrbciocrnc
er ION Rescl tlliluttet.N grbeios-
manosiorbunoS Observation-Disclosures.
ie. 0enne uSbetaler M / arbeios.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

brand. 0iaIc bar opcriot poa 6roNf
% liooelt iii Guaierue. : @cnbolO
til oisie Geitenmelier blcp HcOniuga
arbetoet orcoct fraftig o1 iWrcnlotilt,
buorpco <$lOena GorpIantulna I'll Be
UTrIi99cnOe 9ugniugcr hjl0rc0c@.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

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iTrocIc3 o0gtig y}on0, % ban par
mcgct anieet mocu lin Gtot.
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ijpen er oeo, - glur 8omucl san
bar ocltagct mcNet / set fommtmuIc
%ip / Hneu. San iIurtcoc Torret
ming inmmcu mcO &ucobicu m0er
oct ficnotc ?}orolau0aVrma Sucob
len x Chan.
SoQucprcit MtctllmO pau Dor
re uigit forlcocn REQ Ce0cn / en- III
Ser al IS 2ior. ! De IRE itOitc IioQ
ue0er bar ban uUrct ina o. hupoe
ju0lcueret i'm Antco5uuiagulug ira
ocn fife Ntal. Sugueurcit ). e..
@icfllmo nor isot Z Erom2o San
bIcU tcoIoGiit Aauoiout 1877 og uar
0erciter et Ilo Carer pou Qtoloc.
1879 blcu ban aatcftt Tuo59, 1SS2
SoQuepreit til &lrG. 1889 Soanc
prcit Ill Cine, 1908 SoBucprcit til
Seljoro, ! 1913 SoInepreit III
Norrc.
- tF6u. Heftor >. z 5onmcrfclt
cr uiqaoct Ue0 GoOcu. - gldr CANT
mel. ) belle 10 9Iur bar hon arbel
oct / StoIeu5 &icneite "a oeu itorc
6clgipcnheo. bpormco ban omiQttc
6c9 pou ole 5clo, font imltt tiIor0c.
ga ban iratroaote Iom Refior for )
2lor li0eu. Huber belle I'M Tirtiom
be0 bar fan ppret fn1ttet til Sarplt.
SORT iom &eiturer al oen fonrmuna
lie Tigeifole. ienere iom Reftor ueb
Den heiere Nlmeuifole. Hettor Som
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meget p%roOuttjD Soriatterpirfiom-
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ucg "Suoouarolo" % "Nopali5" %
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