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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-26

Early sown fall wheat is now sew
eral inches high and getting a good
start before cold weather.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27

perfeeton for I George Washington writng The supporters Constitution do not contend free mperfecons but they found these unavoidable' To friend am fully persuaded that it is the best that be obtained said by today that the League should be rejected because
 Is not perfect but that same objection did not hold with George Washington and his supporters They accepted the best that could be obtained and trusted o the future the correction of the faults and history has grandy justified their judgment look at the Constitution will show that passed did not the bill of rights eight amendments were needed to the most essential rights of the nd vdual but the start made and the Constitution had in itself for growth and adoption to meet the conditions the future and to deal with matters which the fathers of the Revolutionary days had ability to dream.
 The principle applys to the League of Nations is not claimed by friends be perfect document but the words of Washington it the best that be obtained at the growth adoption, provision amending. In all human probability will adapt itself the march of in the Shall be less forward looking than those of than century and quarter reaction?
 let the position of Alexander Hamil- the Constitution liarly applicable to the present time and the League
 instrument has grevous defects but has also possibilities of vast human usefulness It would be idle what omts rather lei accept it for what promises
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
THE TIMEs: WEDNEsDAY, -oCToBER 27. Ie2o


document
 It was said to be a deep and wicked conspiracy was invented in the darkest against the liberty of the people," It that the sovereignty states note how to date that phrase is) the liberties people would be destroyed Every choolboy that speech Patrick Henry which helped bring the Revolution yet Patrick Henry nothing to do with the Constitution went sulkng Virginia and made long speech against it. McMaser tells Paick Henry considered the Constitution perncious pe1c dangerous system. Under it neither the rights of the liberty of the by jury asocracy the rich and the welborn spring up and trampe the standing do the will of tyrants."
 Constitution burned egy. Some of the States ege of quitting when they sick of it. In the end the Constitution ratified only by barely enough North Carolina year ratfying It took Rhode two years up mind to into union where she could be outvoed Massachusetts the vote 1S7 to f68 Virginia 89 to 79 and New York 30 2
 Nor is the abuse President Wilson without it's parallel
 Philadelphia paper in 1797 sad If nation bauched by the American nation has been debanched by Washington; if nation deceived by the American nation has been deceived by Washington"
 What there thinking that the dire prophecies which being uttered with such doeu lamentations against worthy of serious consideration than those similar which hurled in bitterness against the Constitution and it's friends?
 they indication of the normal of the forces of reaction to the movement of progress?
 The Constitution not perfect did it's friends claim
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
DUTCH CLING
 TO PAGEANTRY

The Hague, Oct. 27.-The Dutch people cling to the pageantry that surrounds the movements of their Queen on state occasions though sturdy democrats in their business life. The opening of the Dutch par liament exemplified this.
 This parliament opening is a quaint old ceremony. The Queen rides in a gilded carriage through the streets of the Hague to the old Knights Hall in Parliament Square and, with her crown on her head and her gold braided Prince consort at her side, sits on her throne for once each year.
 At this ceremony the Dutch cabi- ret ministers are compelled by trad1- ton to wear giddy uniforms resem- bling an old time minstrel man in an admiraTs hat. For some reason this tradition decreed that the ministers on this solemn occasion must wear long white duck troueSrS which con- trast strangely with their tremendous , black gold and orange hats shaped like an inverted gravy dish.
 After this one day of pomp the ministers and members of parliament put on their working clothes and get down to business while the queen; who brides herself on being typical Dutch woman with domestic tastes laws her crown aside for another year.
 This years ceremony had one note at discord with it's ancient pomp. Through the crowds who watched the parade marched a number of dlscon. . tented minor government employees or the post and telegraph departme mt carving placards asking when this parliament was going to raise their pay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
HARD TIMES
 IN GERMANY

Berlin, Oct. 27.-Hard times in lCernnany, marked by high prices and depreciated money values, unemploy- ment and industrial reorganizatlon' have forced readjustments in unlVer- sities and public and private schools which, the newspapers say, will mean that many professors, lecturers and private instructors either will De thrown out of work or compelled oy low salaries to seek employment Tn other countries. A number already have gone to Mexico and South America and it is reporpted scores have made arrangements to leave.
 In some papers it is suggested that "perhaps the hard times are not alone responsible for the attitude the pro fessors have assumed for 1t is known they are keenly sensible of the out rageous times and their loss Of dig nity'' under the republic.
 The difficulties of the situation have increased by the advent of hundreds of teachers formerly employed in the province of Posen. Regret IS ex- pressed that in Posen 15.OOO children If German percentage will be without German instruction" and that these nrobably in a short time will become Polish. .
 Suggestions have been made in sonne quarters that the state should consider means by which the services of professors who propose to leave could be retained for German schools.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
GOV. COX WILL ACCEPT
 ANY GOOD RESERVATION

Tn his Madison Square speech Gov ernor Cox said:
 1T will accept any good reservation that comes from any sourse whatso- ever I will consult with all members of the senate, I will consult with Pres ident Wilson, President Taft. Elihu Root, President Eliot and any other nersou who has given intensive , thought to that question. Now, am for any reservations that will be help q f,,l. Secretary Root said few days ago that l was opposed to any reser- vatfons. and the next day he took up almost two columns In the newspapers discussing what reservation l did stand for.
 Now, I want to elaborate that just a moment, and l want this to be my formal expression with reference to Article X. l would willingly accept a Excavation stating explicitly that the United States assumes no obligation Ifo use its military or naval forces to ~defend or assist any other member of the League. unless approved and authorized by Congress in each case"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
VISITS CRADLE
 OF DYNASTY

Geneva. Oct. 27-The former Elm v,aror Charles of Austria, nephew of inc late Emperor Francis Joseph, was received in democratic fashion when he visited a few days ago the cradle of the Hapsburg dynasty, the rulned chateau Hapsburg in the Canton of Argovie.
 A Swiss farmer who now owns the grounds of the former chateau invited fhe erstwhile monarch into his Kitchen and the exiled ruler and the farmer had an animated talk for nearly an hour. Charles was accom- panied by two priests and two detec- tives.
 ed in the year 1920 but only the outer walls are standing today. The an- cestors of Charles were expelled from Switzerland in 1886 after they had been defeated in the battle of Sem pach.a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
WHEAT KING
 GREETED BY
 AN OLD CHUM

Chicago, Oct 27.-Congestion of wheat at the Gulf ports. which had threatened to reach serious propor-; tions, has been materially relieved. according to reports to the transpor- tation department of the Chicago Board of Trade. This department, which like the crop reporting depart ment is maintained by the board for the benefit of producers and shippers at an annual expense of many thou sand dollars, reports that general traffic conditions have materially im- proved in the last few weeks.
 Ten thousand cars of wheat were either on track or on the way to New Orleans and Galveston at one time. with only few small vessels avail able to reduce stocks. Strong efforts were made by foreign buyers to ob- tain tonnage, and shippers who had sold wheat for Gulf delivery brought great pressure to bear. The embar- goes against further shipments of wheat to those points were lifted when some two score vessels were ob- tained.
 A large amount of wheat still at Galveston and New Orleans will be cared for by fresh arrivals without serious congestion, it is believed. The grain trade generally for a time felt uneasy over the Gulf situation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
NOT PERFECT.

There is an old saying that history repeats selfs It is 1orcby brought to mind by the similarity between the on the League of Nations Covenant and those which on the Constitution of the United States
 In these days when the Constitution is looked an almost sacred document; only little than the Bible itself 1t seldom friends of the Constitution secretly hopeless being adopted by the states The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27

Governor Parker of Louisiana ap- pealed to the cotton ginners of the South to close down for at least 30 days in order that producers may re- ceive a living price" for their prod
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27

Two bombs similar to those which exploded in front of the Japanese House of Representatives last sum mer were found in front of the shrine dedicated to Japanese sailors and sol dierS in TOkio.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27

An official communicate from Rome denies the report in New York that a1 Italian commercial transactions must come. through London. The communique brands the report as a manoeuvre to discredlt Italy abroad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET Fr For O $. senator1A augustine Lonergan, GoVernor-Rolin U ror Leutenan iovernor-Ernes O. Wagner Salisbury. For Secretary the Sae-Mrs WeI.n,C Hartf Comptroler-AIbert J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
Che Read Annex
 at
A Complete Assortment Of Children's Gmgham Dresses Just Arrived.

Exceptionally patterns collars
 All the avorite will collection which best received The have collars and cuffs and fancy pockets and altogether this display
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31
Sanoe Ehcnmatisme / bcle lit 9eae.
ME Os tmnoe ipiic fun mcaet Tibet,
pa han beapmote at tasc SamIac.

Milne TIager bapoe boIot peo / ii
glar Tor leg rf lot / SunIac, men lea
fdrt Ill lige. at oisie Ylaecr ollie er
tor'pullone o9 at lea igien er en- iriit
Wano," er Den GrflPring nplio abort
al Nmos @arton al 243O Mount
gerron IOenIe, Geoar RapioS. ga.
Seq bapOe Rhelmatian1e, % Oct
| Tlrtellgbcoen oper belle nit 9eoe.
ME, OF oct bar nGr at oen helt hop.
DC glort Oct al meo mig. Sntcrternc
tluloe begpnoe / Smalrpgger, iore
mig gclnnem Softcrne neo / 9euene
og li0e u0 / Seoberne. Mine Nrne
lr1,erteoe lrp9telia. og til line 81.
Der tunoe icg life hpoe Mpnoerne
oper init Sppeb. Seq flinOc uonife-
llg orbetoe, % set iaa lio ION ON
oct life piloe rare IGnoc Tor iea belt
nlaotte lGgge op. Sgiao min Wfape
gop mig ole Slags 9rpoerier, %
min Ippctit bar life roget at itrpoe
al. BEG nmattc uGre f%oriiatig mleo
bpcr BID leg ipiitc, % ON Natten
banteoe nit &icrte iaa ilernt. at iea
reltc lor1 ON icg ifliIoe fpGIc&, %
le0 maotte tilbels itige no al Sen
gen o. otipe ON paa 8illpet isr lea
iii no9en Sirlorina. 90 llaor nit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31
Iiddens %Senninder.

Eariierblobet "Gri be Earis" meo-
oeler fslaenoe Spgape oper DC Sens
ringer, ipm er faitiat til @eroensli.
gaens GmbebsmPno og TlinftlonG.
rer:
@elteralietretGren bar 10000
Collars ON Iaret % @enerallefre.
tGrens Yripatietret9r $4,000.
80 l1noeriefretRrer bar $4,000
ON Iaret bDer.
Sireftsren for bper Seftion - %
Ser er ct 0uiiu Seftioner eGer mere
- iaar ira $4,000 til $4,000.
mems Meolemmerne al De ioritieligc
Seftioner iaar ira $4,000 til $4,000.
9isaens 9ibliotefar iaar $4,000,
og Oirefteren for oct internationale
arbeioerburea,I, Srauifmauoen Nl-
bert Sbomas, fuar $4,000 ON 90
ret.
Gbefen for Den oiplomatiife Sipi.
lion faar $4,000, Gbeien for ben 81.
piiion, iom ifal unberiese Sopiet.
Sgltemet, $4,000 og unoercbefen for
Den nibenifabelige Sioiiion, $4,000.
Maifinifripere % Stenosrafer -
% Der tr9nges mango al Dem -
faar omfring $50 uaen.
2ieaens belle Eerionale uoaier
357, % llaar 9igaen boloer line 0ts.
Der / Stalien, Spauien eler
Scbpeit5. iaa maa belle oenne lille
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31
fra Tidis.

@eoraien beber Ell al 0e Intan
&aufaius. Hepltblifer, iom nrlig bleu
oprettet. Nomiuelt or ocit iclpltTn.
dig % uaibGn9in. men / %irfelia-
behen itaar Den Nnoer Den r%iSiilte
Sopiet. Heaicrings aontrol. ! FOR
riee Maanco lliittcbc De ogiaa Ell
Spercnsfolnit, hporeitcr MuSIerne
ifal hape Het til at iraete Torer
tolofrit aiennem SEN me &cpublif
ira 9ntlrm peb Sortcbapet iii @afi,
pco set faspiife &np.
s @eepnoelien al Silli operorog
9riterne &olitrollcn ouer @otltm iii
@eoreien, OF big itrenner Der ollc-
rebe en- MGnebe &arer ira ollie be
alliereoe 2anoe til @eoreien, men
- set meite oeraf lenoeS ienere hi
ocre qien1lelll 9afu til HuSlanO.
ellis or oen me Mepublifs so
pcbitoo, OF oeni,e boIber hrrtiQt pna
at bli ct Centrum for Sntereslcrne
/ Central GIten". Der er iaalcoc5
etableret bnaoe OiplomntiIfe og font.
mercielle WisIioner baaoe ira oe al
liereoe o9 a1ore Nationer.
Den rltsiiife Sopiet -Hegierillg bar
Sen monbiterfcite Dtisiicn uloer Sc
bclie al aommiSiGr arilop. San
bdr iii lin Gaaoighe0 III Stab pnu
400 Tericner. b%poriblanot cr man
&c eriarlle r%ilsiiitc 6prretnin0SmGno
% fpnoiae Sprogmpno. Sernc
Wisiion afboIbcr Jig ltrcngt ira en-
bier GrppogonDn, ibet ocnS SopcO
opaape er at iurgere iom ct Slaga
Bureau til Snoiamlinq al rpttige
Splp5ringer uoentra.
Mmerifonife @anoelsa9enter, Joni
bar belsgt arilop blep beilig iorbail-
let pper bet inbgaaenbc &ien0ltab
inotil be minoite Setalier, ban baO-
DC til lin Iaaoiabeo altgooenbc bCn
sfonon1iife Situotion / ale Gilropa$
Hulloe on ! Nmcrifa.
Set primllcr / Siilis meb Sat-
oelsaaenter ira nlle Seroens Sanoe,
% / Den r~usiiife Miisiion er Ell bel
Stab al SprognlGno itaoi9 beitiPi-
tiget nteb at oueriptte Silbuo ON
Tarer ira Sirnlaer al oIlc Atotionall-
tcter. Srilop erfl9rer, at Huslerne
cr reoe til at oeponere @ulo /. hpil
feniombelit iplio 9anf / europa %
In1erifa lorr @aranti Tor Detailing
al De Garer. sc maatte fiebe,
Tlcre Sfibalooninger nleo Suno.
bruesmaifaier o. Ipoteferuarer til
Muslano or anfommlet ira SStalicn
oa ilere pentc5 mco oct fsrite til 90
tllm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31

8aaro Salparoslien / Soaebu /
6alisoaI. San blep iprt til ariitl-
aria % beerapet unber flor Selta.
geIie / Dor Sreliers @raplunb. Weo
Gbriitopber 8riiun er en- al Ioraes
beoite N9nb panbret bort. NGere-
De for 65 Iar iiben bIep ban Ell
lanosfienot Naub Ga ban / Stuoen.
teriamfunoet / &riltiania bolbt lin
munenoe Gale til Stubenterne on, at
bi9lpe oct nsbiteote Sanmarf. Selp
oeltog Drum iom fripilig / 8riseu.
ga mi fit ban iaapiot oplepe at en-
flor Gel al Ssnberipoernc i0icn tit
fonlnte iammen meo Sanmarf.
3 Iar eiter Den oanif-tpife &rie
begpnote @rrnin lin 1olfebeiifole
paa Hpmunbgaarh / Seu / @ub-
branosoalen % ienerc ilptteoe han
Sfolen til @ausbol hpor oen fit fig
ct fait Stem pon %ollbcim.
programmed ior lit @irfe ion
SplfeppOraeer bar ban irelrllagt /
VpNtIl NpitSllNl lilltUluilltl
Smfrina 1890 flntteoe @ri,un Ill
&riitiania iom Grcit. Sau toa vi.
ifeO for ct &ar gor iioen.
,Gbriltopher Sruum bar pGret Ell
SolfepGffer % Moraliorfpnoer al
3ane. Or. &epcritoo Tiger etiteos
ON ham: "gruun bar Sen rigeIi
ilori,itebe o. Den bcoit banreoe al
oen ,iitae &spoinGiloffcu TOM berote
Rpagen til ben ulotipnale 9pban.
nellie % sif no pou @onoebpsoen %
piloc relic op ell norif Sannclie paa
@onoegrltnolaa. Nclc hans Irbcioc
bar Ell Striosionl DOR Griitcnoom
OF Tprlfheb, for N~rioierelic af bet
| farafteriitiif lloritc N~ulloslip, men.
ncifeliat % reliaisir."
Gbriitcpher grrum har pTrct Ell
Werfesmailo iprliQ Tor Solfeheiifo.
learbcioet % llngoonlsbepTgelien
gtorae.
3Otc Sllli 1920.
Mnbcr@ Sfrcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31
Una Dor ,nr0 Dem.

Clarence .. Nfiler, forhcuuUren.
Sc apnurcalllanO ira Wimlciota, ionl
MI or SefretGr Tor ocll Republican
ifc 9tationdlfomite, glor0c forlc0clt
hrl 0oaitono, at Der / Hegieriugs.
routnrcrnc / @aibington CT lollgt
Here 1S%urftionGrer og 9cticntc, emo
Ser or @rrg for. 5 ocn N%nlconin9
hor Qutbcr &. SteDort az ben natio-
ualc FEDERATION for Regicringafllnf
tiorprer neolaet Enaitall0 ont, at
hpis ben Notwithstanding
ION Nir. WtiQcr foreilaor, ifuloe
incrfiptteS, iaa pilbe Der bare bli
10000 iqien, peb Sioen al DEM. ipnl
rr oniat / Hpitonienct, til at lloi0re
ISs0CralImreta glrbcioc. Tcttc me
rcr ban cr olt for lioet. Nttllcr hop-
sc ncnllig iagt, al man magelig flll.
ne flare liz nlco 100000 tGrre emo
ml. : Ell IN Grflpring %faitholoer
han bette. pg Aior opmerfiom pua,
at Stcluort or fonnlet ilfaOe ior at
pucric Ell Nrbeibsitof paa 100000
Nton0, ioa Scr iitebetfor 10000 bill.
nc BIZ 100000 igien til at uorette
nct noOucnoige. efterat DC operileoi-
&c Grbeioafrpiter bar lat paa Ser.
Ger err ialt 100000 Wnno aniatte
/ observation-disclosures mi, flyer Scr.
WtiQcr. Gettc er n9iten 100000
tlcr ems poo ben SiO, oa arigen no
brcn / 1917 og 100000 fler erto /
1913.
San hpnber nteb Stprfe, at bette
or ct uforiporlig Stel. @n me9ct
itor Sci al ollie bisIe Wenneifer bor
lioct cllcr intct of beltillC, og Ell ufor-
holoamGSiig itor Hrocent al Dem err
hclt ltbpgtigc for De Stilinger, De
bcflpOcr. Suao n,alt trpnger, flyer
han, or ct pa5ienoe Intal pbe0e og
fompctcnte Solf. Gentle Scr al
GnQ0riperc ifltIoe operbobet life ia
no0ct mco %offcrtlio Stel of gisrc. De
biOrnQer bare til of ifobc mere Hoo
~ iterrc Iorpirring poa Steoer,
hOor Der fon bore llof al oct aligc-
rel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31

N%orretuingen. ga GrpIoiioucn fanot Stco.
I'll i~mrioou03 bar Der 'adlcoe5 fiinoct IRE
Zig, % man perter at tomnle uucr Here
/ &c rIrmeitc Elmer.
lllntteu iQaar er ser ~itrrlte / NdnoS
0tiuhe / Srummen, hoao 8abet ar Mcne
ncifelip ououor. Sc 10, inm iomme,
nrrn,eit % mon bcuuc, CT @rdiloen puc
&plmcn FOR cubcl Tar iibcu, bd > Wcn.
ncitcr inhcbrGnNtc, o. en- Nrdne pnu
2ieritrnnNcu for Ell 12-15 Var 1tocn
"a 6 %nrn miltcne Sipct.
Grnmmet 1900 Slg. - Sen ubnages
li9c Grplpiion1uIntfe I SramnIe1 lTtter
ircmSelc5 Sinbene / Slcn | teri VcpT z
oclic. Sncus Soru e. niIpGrret ION
umiooelburt cftcr lllpifcu. og Ell nor
WenneitcnTneoc i%d0ttugcr ltdol9 Nrbets
Set rlcn Nnnoio0iercIlSl al 9tutnerne.
! 2pbct al Gitcrnibhdger i9dar rarot
man Sigenc N nherliQerc 10 pnttomulc.
Set bar 6cIacldnbs Sutitbcticnt Sehopo
oo aisretur StcnbcrQ. @e9ge bIep inn
set life luuot fra %hOeraubre ! Nrrheoen
al l~lNodn0Sporen. Si0cne bar dolttl!t9
f%prbrrnht. men tlnoe no9 meb Stttcrbco
ibcntiiiccrc5. VcbuuN, lon bar ira Nless
ber1 / Numcbdl, bar % Hnr Anmlncl o1
uQiit. Stcnber9 pdr ira Srnrnmen.
Suit bar / 4OzIur5dloercn. pnr Git 90
bdboc IRE Barn.
Nu CT ser bare 10 AZ &c %ldpnene, Iort
life or iltnNet. nemlig Spodrtningsri9cn
Wartba ira @ranb 0otcI og. Srt, 0lerolS
S,ohnnicn hos Nuabc. Nd,l peuter at
turne finbc Dem / Hebcr ar Gdgert lodg.
men Ruinbuugen CT enoNd tentnleIi9 Itor.
Cont man oil %forltud, CT oct fren,oele3
life uocIlttet. al HllinhauQcr pll brlll9c
oolua ounre repe Tor SGgcu.
tuorbuu lllnftcu CT fleet, CT Der ldno@
inuliopio llmIIiQ ar brin0c pdd pct rene,
@aa6c 0r. 6cI0lano % @r. HnneIen, lom
beooe bar tillicbc peo |rdrotorhcrct, bar
bctrritct. ar Der Inn a ca. , A9. Sd8is
truot, iom iguINc erpchercs ldrnlnc SAG.
liant cnbcl Yutroucr. Gu Ein9 or lnlfnIo
iitfer: Iae iuNtnuoiQc CT cnlQc on, at
Scr III q Il pUrc mere Cuo > NG. Snndnltt.
ION har crploocrct. Grplo'loucr bar
urret alfiur polbiom ri al : NN. tllncc
Qiorr Ind itur StnNc.
Sen iamlcpc StuOc % T2llrdntc,lml
r1crre har man cnobd life flllN Socr,tQt
pper. 0elacldub5 %drc!uQcr Vol have
bopt en- %rroi AZ iO0.ouO Nroncr. I'M
ilaaapiS fuu ulull iCttc Stapcn III "a IL
Giilllon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31
6pao Krioeu bar foltet af Sip

Gn Screening / a%lsbcnbapn til
l(noeris9elle al &rigens ~iociale Sol
ger bar puo 8rinblag al inolamle.
DC Spgaper regnet no. OF &eroen&
tri9en / Tirteliabcben bar fcitet 3d.
100000 Ienneifelip. On itor Del
beraf CT DOG iloireftc Cab, ba Get
oreier iig on Wenneitelip, iom blep
binOrct / at bli til, men iom cfter
Den nornale Toltciors9elie pilbe uG-
re blet til, bpiS Der inqen Ter0enS-
frig hupbe o0rct.
Tegneitpffet Ter Zig no:
SrGbt poa S~logn,arferuc 9,S19,000
Nsbc paa 6rlurb al @Ios
fabe % &ri9aepiocnier 1901 900
Nco9ana / Tsbielsprocen-
'Sertil fiinoe ma ioa poerliaere
feic mirbIt lem MiQioncr lemlpite-
sc, iom paa @rilllo al ari0erl hper-
fen fon itiite Tamilie eler ioricrge
fig ielu.
Sorepriet itaar Def life / nlellne-
itelig Wagt at regne no alt, bpnb
benne arig bnr %toitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-31
.euoee ON europa.

Senotor 9elSgg fra Mirneiota er
rnli0 Uenbt tilb6ge ira Ell Guropotiir
~ bar 0iort mango intereSIantc
&%ogtto9cIier oerborte. SaaleoeS cr
han tonnmet til bet Heiultat, Of 0rif-
ferret / Gnglanb % 6ronfrige cr Ell
nTIcrtltg &inoring for, at 0taIc
&onOc fan fomme Jig paa gencnc
lQlcll loa hurtig, Tom &c rllocr allore
Gn1ltpnoighcocr pil0c tllnllct Niort.
san cr bcrfor al Den WCnill0, at o.
Torulc6c Statcr gioroe olIclig / Il.
lop'Pltc totnlt Torbitb MOB Hit3Oril
tctroiltcn. Srcmrageltbe MGub /
Cll0Inll0 bauoc oglao iliorbeholoell
morenmct bette og iagt, Of 6orbol-
0c1c OeroOer llt pilbe prrCt bctp0c-
llN be0re, ON man bopbc iltigt Sine
rtto@ Grempel / bette Stpffc. Get
er Den Qi9ngie Spfotnin9 Der / Snll-
oct, at | europa er pmttrent alle
gfcnncIfer in1ob Sorbu0 moo 2l %
lettc Zine; men Senntor &cllogg Tor
tTucr. at Der / frenitaacnhe cngclifc
Sre0'e Ilet life or Den Gnitcntnli0beD
ncrorl, Iom ri tror. Waflge meller,
al OCT cnclte rette er cngallg Tor oac
ot oil tGroi1 meO belle 0%riffcipsras-
moolct oQ faa uorpobet Bin % 81
4l9e'na bel iom 9rGnocpiu. Soreu-
rig bleo oct ubt9lt, of Der rin1eligUia
nor minore Srifferi / europa III
emo Tor &riacn.
Nteo Observation-Disclosures |
Nrantrt9c 9aar oct bcore, enc man
Illloe ocnte. Tiger Wr. &elloQg.
Nrar'tnlGnOcne or / oct bcle CT opg-
~ Noll. % giennenlgaocnoe cr DC
il'ACt l2orlomnelise og npiiomme.
SN0lanc jar line itore o. panifcii5t
NroaIerner at trGftes meo, men set
ier forboobningsfulot pao Srclntibell
% tar Oct meb upentet Mo.
~el,otor aellogg mener, at Ame-
,llollerne glsr Ell Seiltaselie / life
y.icre at be'eee europa. Siteoetfor
%U''iallOtg at reiie / lit eaet 9anD,
I9er ban. blrrbe DC ret ionl oct cr ia
,9 eli Sur ooer Sapet og ie, bppr.
tyo'' 0olt bar oct / andre 2arloc.
"ai, poa ben Maaoe fan ma lore
u! 'orltoa ellropGiife Sanferetninser
~ 5oenIer. % berpeo uopioer man
oct onbet.