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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-01

every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPA1y Second and Main Streets. Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-01

CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE MORE THAN
 ,oIrRI,E THAT OF ANY OTHER ALASKA NEWSPAPER
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-01

Oh, Very We'll! Adam Dry and Adam Soake both live in Columbus, Ohio. Adam Soake
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
The Turner Center System.

Richard Pattee, managing director OF
the Turner Center Dairying System,
which has Q creamery In South Paris,
gave talk In Portland recently In which
be outlined the work of the association
o part of which follows:
"The Turner Center system Is an old
organization which grew up from small
beginnings. At first it handled only
milk In manufactured products but of
late years 1t has gradually entered the
whole milk market and is now rated as
one of the big milk dealers Of Boston
and many smaller markets. Last year
a plan was proposed whereby the organ
ization GOULD be taken over by the farm
ers and arrangements were made to
transfer the stock in blocks, certain
proportion each year, until at the end OF
FIVE years the farmers who sell their
milk through the system would own oil
the stock. The plan is necessarily some
what complicated owing to the magni-
tude OF the business and the lack OF
capital which the farmers have to invest
in it. When 1t 10 actually in the hands
of the farmers 1t will be one of the large
milk marketing organiza-
tions of the country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
q. L. Saunders.

G. l.. Saunders of Orchard Valley
Farm, East Hebron, harvested apples OF
good quality at his farm. A speciality
is being made of the fruit business and
box apples are marketed locally. More
attention In the future will be paid to
that lioe of marketing as Mr.. Saunders
belives there Is demand for them II
the fruit 10 OF good quality. All told,
he has 800 trees which include Mcintosh
Reds.
he has harvested about $50 barrels
this season. Choice fruit will be bis
aim aud careful attention TO the trees
will be his principal occupation In the
future although something is being done
In the poultry line.
One hundred pullets will be wintered,
the breeds being Buff Orpingtons, White
Leghorns and Barred Rocks. The White
Leghorns are proving to be wonderful
layers and he plans on working into
more of them In the future. The prod.
uct of the flock Ii marketed locally,
Auburn and Lewiston being his princi
pal center.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
A Horse Centennial.

Perhaps In years past the most popu.
lar horse In New England was what was
known as the Morgan. He was q small,
compact, dark colored horse, Intelligent
and kind.
These horses, one Is told, are descend
ants Of an equine named justin Morgan,
sired by Byerly Turk and Godalphin
Arabian in Vermont and died there In
1921. So noted have been these descend
ants that the centennial of the death OF
Justin Morgan will be celebrated In
Vermont next year.
With the advent OF the automobile
and decrease of the use of driving horses,
Morgsns have given place largely to
larger draft horses of the Percheron
type; nevertheless many OF them are
yet to be found In New Englsnd.
The last use found for them is for
cavalry horses in japan. That country
has just bought shipload of stations
and mares for the use of her army and
for breeding purposes. The Island
Empire plan to cross them with native
Mongolian ponies which originally came
from Manohuris. and which largely re-
semble In build and disposition our own
mustangs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30

One OF our Oxford County. farmers
raised an unusually active black pig this
ear, whIch caused him 90 much trouble
be was glad 10 have him killed the pres.
eutweek.
"His activities, suppose, caused you
to call him bad Names" said . symps-
thizIng neighbor.
81 called bim ink" replied his owner.
"Because he Was black suppose" !"
returned the neighbor.
"No, because he would run from the
pen.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
AMONG THE FARMERS.
TIE pLow."

Baldwin Apples.
Probably the most popular variety OF
apple In this county 10 the large red.
checked kind known % Baldwins.
Baldwins are native Americana, and
were discovered 10 the town Of Woburn
in that part now known as Wilmington.
Some weeks ago mention was made OF
these apples and their origin In these
columns, when the inscription on .
monument erected to their honor In
Wilmington on the site of Buffers Row,
which was once the William Buffers
farm, upon which It is agreed the origi-
nal tree grew, was printed. It Is re-
peated below:
This Pillar
Erected in 1895
by the
Rumford Historical Association.
Incorporated April %, 1877.
Marks the estate where
In 1893
Saml Thompson Esq're
while locating the
Line of the Middlssex Canal
Discovered the First
Pecker Apple Tree,
Later named the
Baldwin.
By this inscription IL would seem the
tree was discovered by Samuel Thomp.
son, Esq, but that view is not universal.
ly accepted. It is admitted the apples
were named for another man, who was
also an engineer surveying the Middle
sex Canal. This msn was Colonel Loam-
mi Baldwin, Revolutionary soldier, engi-
ueer and statesman. 1t Is also admitted
the apples were developed on the farm
Of Colonel Baldwin In North Woburn;
and story is told that the original tree
was discovered by Baldwin himself, who
cut scions from It and grated them into
trees of hts own.
Stories OF the discovery of the Bald.
win apples have been revived during the
last week or two because of the sale OF
the original Baldwin estate In North
Woburn.
A tradition is also current that the
tree discovered by Thompson, or Bald.
win. as the case may be, was not the
original tree, but one grated from the
original. This tradition asserts the
original was found by William Buffers
growing on wild tree In the woods on
his farm. There is yet Baldwin apple
tree standing on what remains of the
Buffers farm, but the apples grown on
1t are not so large as those usually
grown on Baldwin trees, although the
flesh is flrmer and the keeping qualities
better.
Observation of the inscription on the
monument discloses that they were
originally called "pecker" apples and
one wonders wbyp Tradition asserts
that Colonel Baldwin called them by
that name because woodpeckers liked
them. Another tradition asserts be
called them by that name because the
bark of the wild tree upon which they
grew was dotted with holes made by
these birds in search of bugs and worms
hidden under the bark. Quite likely
these birds were sapsuckers, but such
q little thing as that don't matter In the
way of q name, and the fruit outgrew
its first name anyway. There is the old
quotation, "a rose will smell as sweet
under any other nsme," and probably
Baldwin tasted just as good when it was
called "pecker" apple.
AQUARIUs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
snI.rdId specIm.ns Of Jade.

A Chinese custom is to place piecs
Of Jade in the mouth Of person On
his death. The Metropolitan Museum
Of Art In New York contains hne col
lection of specimens Of jade from CHI
nese tombs. In the Indian museum
collection Of jades there 10 q large
bowl on which family Of lapidaries
IN the employ Of emperors Of Delhi
were engaged In engraving for three
generations. II is priceless.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
Precious Mat

We are told that there are but three
mats Of ivory In existence. The larg-
est one measures eight by four feet,
and, although made In the north OF
India, has a Greek design for bor-
der. It is used only on state occa-
sions, like the signing Of important
state documents. The cost Of this
precious mat was almost incalculable,
for more than six thousand four hum
dred pounds Of pure Ivory were used
in its obstruction. Only the finest and
most flexible strips Of material could
be used, and the mat Is like the finest
woven fabric.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
Hlndax NumherA.W

The "index number" Is q well-estab-
lished device commonly used for meas
uring changes IN wholesale and retail
prices and rates Of wages over long
periods of time. II Is constructed by
securing each month the prices OF
rates of q uniform list, at certain
specified places, and striking an aver
age. Such numbers are usually r@
duced to percentages. The lowest
price known Is sometimes taken a. Q
haze, or as In case OF investment
efOckS 100 IL used
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
AN Ooen Wlnser.

Old farmers claim that al tho signs
indicate IN open winter. Among the
indications they claim is the fact that
whenever apple seeds are black In the
fall, the weather II to be mild 10 the
following months. This fall the apple
seeds are black. Then the cats and rab-
bits and other fur.bsaring animals have
thin coats Of fur this fall, another omen
Of mild winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
WlII ns ROUGH on PaIntsra.

II is believed by the Moslems that
at the Judgment day painters viii b
required to provide with souls all rep
resentations Of human beings which
they have made. Failing In this OF.
deal, they win lose their own soul ~
a forfeit for their presumptuous imita-
Hon Of the work Of the Creator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
Tho Perfect Color.

Green Is q restful color. Oculists
say that Of all colors green Is the
most friendly to the optic nerve. In
lands where eternal SHOWS or eternal
white sands fash up their glaring re-
aections, men have to shade their
eyes or 90 blind. But green grass
never bothers the eye. One can stare
a forest in the face all day with Inn
punity. Natures green's never get on
your nerves, and they never quarrel
with any other Of natures colors and
hntS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
Nav procees Hardens Weed.

A new process Of artincially aging
and hardening wood, which b . new
industry In Denmark, is said to siys .
quality Of durability to timber hersto.
fore regarded 40 worthless. Ash b.
comes like real teak and biseh IKE
mahogany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
The EIrst L!feboat

The first lifeboat ever made !s stiii
IN existence IN Yorkshire. It was con-
structed In 1902 to be used "for saving
LIE In storms or other dangers %
ships." A poor shipwright invented
It, and parliament voted him $6OV -
n reward. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
NOTICE.

me subscriber hereby gives notice thas ns
~ been duly appointed executor or sne iAss
WI and testament Of
=, RUTH r. WADSwoRTH. lara Of Hiram.
e0ad. Al perscns having demands against the
,ssslAse OF said deceased are desired 70 presens
s ss same for settlement. and AL indeoeed tnereso
40 requested 70 make payment immediatey.
CHARLES d. ATHERTON,
ls Clark Street. Portland. Maine
November l6th. I850. H-ko
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
NOTICE.

Tia subscriber hereby gives notice that n nss
seen duly appointed administrator OF tne essso
:, BENJAMIN Y. GLOVER, late Of Canton.
70 the County Of Oxford, deceased, witnout
bond. All persons having demands againss
ne estate Of said deceased are desired % pre-,
set sent the same for settlement. and AL indebted
hereto hereto are requested 70 make payments tmme-
ERNEST @. sLovxR. Canton. Maine. !.
November a i9aR ~ ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
why Cat Docs Not Get Fat

Despite the fact that cat rarely
moves, It seldom becomes as fat a. Z
dog would under similar circumstances
This IL because its immobility 10 MOI
that Of inaction; its nerves are work
Ing while its muscles seem at rest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30

Tycoon q the title By which ~
shoguhs of'Japan were known - to.
elgners since the signing of the 1lAty
h 1854 By Commodore PaTy q -
half Of the United States and Iyesada
the shogun q Japsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30

Something the heart must have b
chefish, must love. and Joy and sorrow
learn; something with passion clasp
or perish. and IN Itself to ashes bum
-lougfellOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30

Headline = "Man In Restaurant
Knocked Down Head Waiter. I'M
the waiter himself, win probably ad'
, nit is carrying the tipping system Z
little too far.-Boston Transcript
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30

p.n aen and women everywhers % sen she New
re rSSeriess supreme Accident and Heelth Policy.
~ as oesf proposisson ever offered the insurtng
80 ssoie, Large indemnities and low premium
W. uood liberal agency proportions for teose
ssss' eAn devote their part or spare Tine bceeer
Tssssoss for th0se who wi1 become fun 11De
7nL1ss SAsuAITT COMPANY. Ks3A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30
INSURANCE.

THE FRATERNIrIEs. Pays for one day for
oss Of time caused by sickness. accident OF
Quarantine. Agents, both sexes, In every sown
snd city. IS 10 ti0 par day. WORK - nomo;
LaxPertence ~ NOS necessary Men. womsa ~
eaildren insured. Managers wanted IN seversi
counties In the State. Address.
THE FRATERNIrIEs, Richmond, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-30

offers three year course, including
preliminary term. rs bed General
Hospital. Modern building, resi-
dent instructor, reasonable hours OF
duty, tennis court, advantages OF
New York, liberal remuneration
during training. Non sectarian.
Class forming January Ist. For in
formation apply
SUPT. OF NURSES,
Flushing Hospital, Flushing, N. Y:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
pan:amerifanif ,llooe.

Wolbin9tou D. 20oc SSolulnr. )
NGrppr al leoenbe 6iluncicrcr og
SorretningamGno ira DC 81 HcplbIi
fer poa Den OcItlige &olufllglc oobnc
0ca ibuo 0cn anben pom omcrifanife
iinnucicQc Gonierence til Tro'tclie al
ilteruationoIc Eroblemer, lem err ~
itaoeoe / Gorbinoelie nreo Grcoeu3
0icnoprcttclic.
Yrpiiocnt @ilion icnote ira lit
SpgcppreIie 6oriamliuqeu Ell %el.
fonritblIicu, huori ban crflprcoc. at
Yan-Amerifa ingcn ielptife 2Icmco
bapoe oeo at tiIbpoe FIN @iitnlo peo
Observation-Disclosures, at oet tpert
inroo piloc auic BET iom ct NripiIe
qilm at ina ruloisre DC SorpIigteI.
Ter, Ion poobUilebe oct / @ctrogtnjn1
al oe Itore 6oroele, 6oItene ! oisie
H~epublifer bar ppret / uioriurret
NpoeIie al.
Set cr in9en ril,gc 6%ortjcncitc, al
filnln ertIprc," Tiger Q%rGijhcuten,
"at Der er en- oigtig Gel Al SIooen,
Tom ioag bar 'iernet Sheen ON Grob
ring ira fin rationale 1unfe og ira
lin internntjonale &oIitif'."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

ciaIlitcr meo lulG Goripurcrc par
ircmmeot, % So8cl rr aItioa M
lmocr Gebauolinl
Nr9beS h9p0et poa cane og Sole
Nccr2 &egne, ioct han uoioItc, at han
reipcftcrcoc &ouitccl3 Eulfe ON al
niliore Sn1eu uOcn SlDblau0iug ira
andre SOLO, Of &c icul Wtcolcnmcr
houoc fIIot arop poa at iio0e / @eai3
l%otlrren, inIiai0 iuOtil BET par bcpiit,
at BE bar ifploi8 uogct galt, oa al
Oct bar Ct Sucrgrcb at upgte Dem
Oeunc Set. Sc alfla9eoc9 I~oripurcr,
4ir. NiIquit, ioQoc at T~orbiucoct ira
lltnb life pnr noget Gprbiucoc. DO
bert5 blep nGatct Suoe, foroi BON
life bapoe rettct iig eitcr Sc Iorcneoc
Stoter5 arap OHt, at en- isoeraI Cut
be0amanb bare Tube booe en- Sritru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Spitsbcrocns Kulfeltcr.

ariitianio .. 17oe SanlIar. auI
iclterne cr bcn Oigtigitc NigoomS.
fiIoe poa SpitSberQeu, ion aonicren.
cen / Vnsia bar giuet Ncrqe Over.
beibcO oper. Uton aniIuar her, al
oieic Setter, lloor DC blir iuIot u0upt.
ie6c, bill tlnue ioripnc oct uorollgc
Norge og ocrt noroltge Gel al Mus.
lnn6 me0 alt oct aul Dc trPnler.
SpitSbergcn &ullenc ii9eS at oGrc
al bcoite SIogS @anrbtul. Sulqrrtbe-
oriitcn pnu S%pitSbergen er cnoult
in Goroen. Sllfet omtring Zen er
meget ooarltgt.
Sc ~itGrite al 2ens aulfcltcr eies
al norifc Selifaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Sra Slaperiets Oaee.

Sra louisville, &p., bercttc5 ben
20oe Sunuor: &eo ell Slapeouttion.
iom boIote9 / @ctp Orleans. 60.
SuIeaiten 1859, bIco ire imGa Reaer.
born iolgt iii @eiitbpbenoe.
Ceres 4Pober fuSieoc Dem, % De
blcp iort bort al fine npe Giere -
10 al Dem al Ell Niuu0 ira Soui5ionn
oco Nopn Ioughcrtp, % oct treble
AZ Ell Vlnntageeier ira Sencsiee bep
9}apn Crane.
Gioen glf, % SIoperiet opbGpeocs,
men De IRE iulge 9tegere ioretrnf al
iorbli hos tine Serrcr, lom hou0e
pGret iullIe moo ecnl.
W}eo (i0eu lPrte De at lpIe og
ltripe llot, % %tllIlltt tont De Ill aunoa
ifab ON. buor oeres Mooer opboIot
liz. Nlm bar ogioo forbleuet hos tive
tioIigcrc Glere.
Tor en- fort 5io it0cu ms6tc5 ire
al Nloercn io~mmeubsieoe yicgcre meo
inehpibt SCAR / SouispiGe Oct uor
Sc IRE @rsore % iorbeuuGrcH0e Ella.
per, Tom her msotes ior fer'te Sang
ii0ct bin itjrbne'oungre &,il5ofteu
Tor 90 Nar iioet.
5encre reiite % ionrmcn til &eltcb.
iieIo iorot beisQc fin oucr TOO Aur
gontle Mober, ion cn0uu er Hire oq
Dor Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
1lep 1erievs %Sorbuoslop

5renton 9iem Seriep, Sen 206e
Sanuar. Get Goporo'ife Sorilng Ill
Saon0bpuclie az 2mrosiorbuoet IN
benIor Stoton Reip Seriep5 @rGnier,
na Tom reprricntcrer hpao Statens
me @uocrur iorItoar ipm "iamUir,
fenoe" &opglrning / Den Rctuiug.
bIep ibag iremiat | Scai2Iatrrens
REPRESENTATIONS.
6orilaget crfIprer SoIg al bern.
ienoe 1ritfc / Rep Scriep Tor ulou.
ligt, ioitiutter en- Wl,ltt al 500 Tor
Den ferite Goripnoelie o. $500 meo
5Gugiel for e. Siosrum al inotiI ire
Moaneoer Tor anoen Gangs Sper.
trPoelie.
Get notwithstanding peo 9operl
err, at ocu oefinerer "beruienee
Griffe" %ioaoanne, iom i~noeboI0er
9rocent @lfobol. : Den ieocraIa
Sorbuo5lou ertlGreS Sriffe lnoehol
bcn6e u Qrocent Alfobol Tor bern.
ienoe / Soucu5 Goritano.
Saaoe Gamotrater og Hepublifa.
nere / 9cgisIaturen itemte Tor en- he.
~iolution, bpori Hcprpientantbuiet or
flqrer zig ! 6opsr al. Of for 6rem.
tioen aQe iorc'laaebe fonititutioneila
Io~ranoringcr fol iorelQsscs 6oIfei
til qiitpmning oper, fsr 2egislaturen
fan latte nogel ai~gjsrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
1nfluenSaepioemien

@uihttgton 8. 2Ooc San. Stjsut
Ser err motraoot Ell let Goregelia /
antaIet al SniIuen3ntiliGIocr, Tier
! Ghicogo. Giitrittct. timber oct Orient
Iige Smobe6spPien oog fife gina
tiouen 'oruroIigcnoe
Spgoommen 'orctommer ! en- milo
6orm meo Lap Isosgr0cent, Oh Pin.
tnQet al reiuItcrcnoe lil'GIoer al
2lmgcbctGnoelic er i0rhoIosuis liSct
aum 1000 Qiliulotr aumeIotes ira
set belle Suno iorrIge llge moo 0Uer
1000 3iliPIoer IorriIe Aar
Gra Gbicoqo meloes Den l9oc
5anum: ct ~'ripiuigt aorpo poo G0t
5pqeplcieriter er iOag / GirfiomheS
meo at betiPmpe &Niluenjaeu. g,
bleu ioag ioretaGct en- ilogaaeuoe LIN
oerisgeIic al Situationen | Oct 2ic
mco at ioa lloitrrtuingeu al Cube
mieu brogt paa oet rene % Iorat no,
Den iorusone 0iGlp.
StiNt 1900 5ilTploer / Gormio.
Dag bar anmeIot iii Suuoheo2uuto.
ritetcrue. par gIntuuct al aumelot,
1iIipl0er / Sc ii6ite - elmer miuorg
eno / Sebet al De 10 ioreBaaenot
3sgu, GIertoQet al SiIiPloerne par
oesuoen al en- let Rattr. 6iortclt
Isosialo al SuugebetCnoeIie % rem.
ira Snfluenja aHmelotes l8nar.
Iru Sapara, Guba. te!egraiere5
3. 20oc SanIar: Mange 1l!'pIoty
AZ Sniluenja er anmelot bert 9ueu
Ter io~religger ingen ciiicieuc Cpao
per ooer slntaqet, men CT AZ Speu1
@lobe beretter, n mau ! Spen ban
ioreimoet miuoit 1000 SlIi9loer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
p~apirmaneeI CANADA

WrnntpeQ D. 200c San. VubIifum
umocrrcttcoc5 iQnar ON. at lloQipcllen
al ire al Npcua 9lnoc "Srcc
Frei3", "(ribme" % telegram"
r. oil bli i~uipcnocrct imorgcn, bpiS
life Grptpapir er at erboloc. gloiicr
/ oell pcitIlge Gel al CANADA bill BIZ
itanicOe npite llqc. ON Tapir life III.
0cn oeu (io ifilloe pGre at crboloe.
Winnipeq 9Ipiiernc bill liblteoc Ell
I Irt5 bulletin. inotil Yopirmougc
len CT nibltlpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Gnoelif flaaoc til Sortehapet.

Sra %oIlctta paa ben brittle 2
Malta / Wiooclbapet telcgraferc9 Den
t6oc San.
Glloel bcrpGrcnoe Brittle SrIog$.
itibe mootog Sor2oog apcIO Srore
iii at aigoa ira WiaIto, n%obclbort meo
Sortebapet iom 9citcnmcl'cSitco.
Niccnomiral De Hobccf ai'cilcoc 6re-
Dag Wtorgrn nrco SIagifibet "Srol
Gufc", IcOioget al Gcitropcrlc "Se-
rapi5" 90 "SteooioIt" % Gamperell
"Nibicl13~.
g(Qc andre ~oi2ponibIt Sfibe foroc.
reoer iig poo at rciic paa Sonoog,
&c cr ilI0loitct moo Woterlcl %
Sorroah.
Gip!gc. ct Telegram ira Son.
BON hnr Nomiralitctct me0belt, at
oct fan togc5 for giUct", at De ppcn-
for onltoItc Sfibc lfal iii Sortcbauct
Tor at bcifpttc brittle llnOcriQuttcr5
GSntcrc3lcr, / SilfGloc olalc CT oloor-
lig trllet pes @olibepiferlcS 6renrpf-
ming til &pitcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

r~ll2iiite Iolf / SpcrcnSltcunmel'c mco
oct eperlte Haaoa 9eilutulng / Ser4
bags.
Taa Sen onoeu Sioc li98cr Spcr-
ifltO al Speoe, Nug, & % SrG'
Ioit reoe til lloipriel ira 9tllaIano.
sllt, ion trpngea, cr tiIltrUftell9
tonnage iii at brin9e oi9'c Erpout-
ter til Gcr0euanlartcoct.
Wicn Nmerifa, lom CT glcOct belt
no al Den curOppiifc Sollttf, Ipuc9
ogiaa Der at pGrc blct %ltoocuoe
belt uocuior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
"bjelMkolit$ten''.
&c nouiitc Nnnrfiitcr nrtDmmcr
ucl ScbUlo til 9tusiano.
Gcrcrtuuicr peo Wrrnicm.

ScrlJotl, 6tltlono, orn 2loc So
mar. St ira Hnlerita uopl'tc rms
n'tc Hnartilter be'uIoer ll5 after !
bcolte gcIgdaenOe poa 9ontle SraI.
ter, poa riI@lI't 6orobimo, boor'ra
Dc 1le'te, OH life oue AZ Dem, | IN
Ito er lloualoreoe, elIer flpBtcoe pAa
@rlIllo AZ me raolta.e lotIole suns
llaaoer.
SIoel Den SIo D1r Ell filloltTllol9
COMMUNICATING 'ltlloet Steo
Nl'3Iallo, % 'tleHt IN9tl AZ ocAI
egelltlI8 er SlIpHll9ere al 0ell Dol
'peol'iI'Ie Ne8lerllia9'orlll, loH oeh
litc CT foolIole eIer lalllIlllio@op!0'
'eiloe not elter oerc@ polltI'tc &o8e'
no9, loH oIep DC oo9 llootoglle me-
oapl(e TrllIe" az 9loet Ell padoe ~
Ilclcl %, ar De pco Vr1llleh 'rcll'
lHoote UoltcDope DI9clltrct Vtoota'
9ellc.
%lallot oeilL loll par frerliileot
peo OrIhleR rotat Dllle Dem oeItotl'
men, par Ne9Ierlh8@reprGleIfallfell
@r. 3orlell, Der forlitreoe Dem ON,
at DC pIloe plt otl lllootd9nc | 9tlt3'
lalto, at DC nIloe Oh "olotlt |rDcloc
ooereli>itellIllleNoe lteo o're@ Tro'c9'
'Ioller % Soolloocrt.
TpI8et alltom til Scrllott, oclt
'tolte station paa otIl mite Stoe
AZ Srplllclt, l8aar, Yet fo8 do'
''lIl3 40, 1er man tom I 6orDlll'
or1lc lneo S~oIlDtpttcrnc, bpl@ Sllller
'trTtTer llg olIIttellt ell 4RII porte
ira Den lIue elp, elIcr va, Der Der
bonner @r"lllen mellenl 0Illlano %
% 9til@IaltO.
Guoell9 moian0t @r. 3orlen ll9,
loll bro8fe Stlaoelle 1or Dele 0sl'
get I'll at ooerItrloe Vr"n'ell. Iieg'
oliOer %ertlIldll pe8oO ll8 oerpao,
!'ola9ei AZ 'lA'Ie S'IIferer % Iol".
torrelpolloel'fer' no paa sen, ppor
oe ~dotoel3 oIeo moor AZ ell IIoe-
lIll9 boI'Depllii'Ie Soloafer. Se99,
Forters par lorlpheoe illco ForIo-
lllellfrrflo9. Sont lnaoollt oelIpftc'
pcs al S~oIlDeoIterlle en poIo Sll8
'G'tct III ell roo stang.
efter Ell tort SolIIercllcc til
tol0ie %0llDe0i'io'f''efel' @fcOtlal'
lnerle AZ Sool''Iohllleeh IRA Fe'
fro5roo, plol'of Doltte pefallof llJ
zen floltgere oriflNte |rpeIoerl0'
rar So'epD o~eti'oeDer9 % @r:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Puehes pitt, Dinterpeien

Get iibite mt ON BE lem iocioliitiifc
Meolemmer az Neu 9orfs 2egis-
Iatlr, ion er bet nGgtet SGoe /
oenne Joriam!iug, er. at Suititsfo.
mitcens llnoerisselie er paabcgpnot
% at Charles &. Sugbes, iom paa
&sew gort Gins Experimenting
'gegne bapoe iaaet / Sporog al op.
trade for Gomiteen. blep n9gtct an
Looming BERTH. acmiteen bar al oen
Wenine. at ban iltet arap bapoe pon
at bli bart. Sugbes og bans 9eIesa-
tipn trat Jig oa til6ase. Ge iem 60
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Ganaea5 Panoel.

Cttaua oeu 20oe SanIar. Cen
t~anaolite SoroeI oppiite ueo ltrlebeE
ar oe ierite nj Wanreoer al 6I'Fal
aaret. ION auote Den Site December.
en- GureQelie al 81. 100000 oper
otu tiliparenOe Geriooe | 1918.
(~otulbelebet for Dc III Qtuancoer
iloujoroe $t,707.59T, 900.
Snoisriel iii 0ieumeforprus an
.oroa iii S476,4Sl 600. pao butItcu
Ser / Soloaiaiiter betalteS Sl29,93i.
900. lloierieIen al Slemneprooufter
belsb liz I'll S941,S45.000.