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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10

LUKE SWORDS. born in Alabama February
Z. 1865. died suddenly at his home in this
place Monday afternoon, following some
years OF failing health and Illness: aged
fifty-fiye years. and four months.
Mr.. Swords MT the time Of his death had
Tor about twenty-five years been In the
employ Of the Cotton Belt Railway Com
pany and about twenty years a resident Of
this place. He was a section foreman, and
always valued and trustworthy employee
Some years ago as he was taking shotgun
out on the work with him the crowded con-
ditiOn ON the handcnr resulted In its ac-
cidental discharge while In his own hands.
The injury resulting was only to himself.
He lost nm arm and was also shot In the
face. The facial wound continually gave
trouble becoming nm old sore and finally
assuming cancer0us nature. He repeatedly
went away for treatment, but permanent
relief did not result Some years ago he
remarked that this sore ON his face would
finally result In his death, and 20 1t seems
that 1t did. He was out ON his work Mon.
day, but died alone in his room soon after
reaching his home that afternoon, first.
however, seeking ont his good wife and
greeting her.
Mrs. swords maiden name was Matte
STOREY. and their union was IN Georgia,
She IL sister OF Mrs. w. I. Gayle, Of this
place. and the three for many wears CON-
couple adopted an orphan baby, now some
eight or ten years Of age-Master Hugh
.Abney Swords. These three, and a wide
circle of friends. are left to mourn the
passing OF this good man, but there are NO
blood relatives left. He was said to be
the last member OF his family
During 1905 Mr.. Swords became a mem
Der Of the Presbyterian Church. lie was for
many years member Of Cypress Lodge.
r. and 4. NJ, always In good standing.
And vet more than this may be said. He
was generous and charitable man, speak
Ing evil Of none and bearing malice toward
none. He was desirable and useful citizen
and greatly will be missed. His mission In
life was well fulfilled. and when that may
be said of one surely all Is - well with HIS
soul In that bourne from which no man
returneth''
The funeral service was said at the
home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Jasper X.
Smith. OF Shreveport. presiding. The re-
mains were shipped for intermcnt In the
cemetery Mt Pittsburg. Texas, which place
was long the home of the family. Mrs,
Swords. herself scarcely able to be ont Of
bed following her long Illness, paid that
last tribute OF love to her departed husband
and was accompanied ON her sad mission
by her relatives and few old friends.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
IN Loving Memory.

Mrs. D. NJ. Clowncy, eldest child Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. =. Alison. was born September
=. 1870. and died May %. 1920. She was
q consistent member of the Baptist Church,
having united with the church during iSSs.
Hers was the life Of q Christian Her pres
ence inspired confidence in every one. She
lived for others-always being ready to lend
a helping hand Her pastor said !. Sister
Ciowney's house Was always ready ,-open
for Inspection.
She has left behind her a host or sorrow
Ing friends and relatives. What can We say
to the heart-brokcn husband? Leave him II
the hands Of the Heavenly Father. To the
father. mother, sisters and brothers we
would say: God be with you and enable
you TO bear up, for though
The angels kissed the loving eyes
And closed the white fringed keeper,
The pulseless breast II now ut rest
God keep the silent keeper.
But let's not think OF her as dead
s Just waiting over yOnder,
In that fair land, with loving hand.
Fhat sunshine land Of wonder.
We win see her smile agan some day:
His promise still rings true
e II 10 md stay little while,
Then, III come buck to yssu' =
OSE WHO LoyEp HER.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
Hay For Sale

At Cloud Prairie. 1--WE miles east Of
bellevue, on Bellevue and Minden road.
Large bales Of good prairie hay ut 81
per hale. Or SO per weighed ton.
II. &. DEPUTY.
t;,2-tf p0stoliice, Hauglltuil. La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
Sheriff Adsls Takes Charge.

Mr.. j. f. Adair, OF Plain Dealing,
elected Sheriff for Rossier Parish at
the election held April 10Th, was here
monday to take the oath of that Office
before Clerk of Court Henderson and
to receive his commission and assume
the duties of the Office. Also, his two
deputies, Messrs. ]. NJ. Wilson and v. v.
Warrington, were sworn In that day.
From all quarters comes the fiat
tering comment In the belief that Mr..
Adair is well qualified to make good
Sheriff and that the office may safely
be entrusted to him and his deputies.
And we believe the confidence reIosed
In him Is not misplaced.
The Office deputy. Mr.. Wilmington.
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. h. Whiting
ton, of the Brownlee community. He
is sturdy, studious and reliable young
man. Aside from his course In com
mercial college, he had considerable
experience In clerical work as a second
lieutenant during the World War. No
one has expressed doubt hut that he Is
competent to fill the place he now holds.
Mr.. Wilson has heretofore enjoyed u
reputation as a good farmer more than
otherwise. He has for many years been
an overseer on different plantations.
But We rather suspect this same work
Is something of schooling in the
handling of criminals. Anyway. the
criminal element of the parish will
doubtless do well to take note Of his
whereabouts before starting anything
that might be looked upon as irregular.
Mr.. q. T. Mays, of Plain Dealing,
elected Police Juror for Ward Three.
and Mr.. +. NJ. Coyle. elected to repre-
sent Ward Four in that capacity, were
also here Monday to take their oatls
Of office. Two others who appeared for
that purpose We're Mr.. s. L. Johnston.
elected Justice Of Peace for Ward
Three. and Mr.. ]. I. Norris, elected
Constable for Ward Four.
Mr.. j. G. McDade, OF Haugllton. was
here one day last week to qualify as
Police Juror for Ward Six 1.-THE only
member Of the jury succeeding HIMSELF
and SO was DR.. r. O. Carter, Of Elm
Grove, to qualify as Coroner for the
parish.
In this connection 1t Is perhaps well
to state ut this time that all the newly
elected officials must qualify on or
before the. 10th. The state law SAYS
that they must have received their
commissions and taken their oaths OF
office within sixty days following the
election
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
coaeressmsn Wstkln. wr,te..


Under date of the It'll Congressman
]. 1. Watkins has written from WASH
ington to give the following information
to his correspondents and many old
Bossier Parrish friends:
Editor. The BoAier Banner,
Benton, Louisiana
Dear Sir: Az Congress has adjourned.
! write to give public notice that VAN
remain here for few days to attend to
official matters In the department, my cor
respondence. etc.. and then go with Mrs.
Watkins to Hot Springs, Ark, where she
Will remain for her health short time.
1 will state that any letters addressed
TO me. House Of Representatives, Washing.
ton, ID. G. will be forwarded to me-
may be delayed until the 10Th instant
in reaching Minden
Yours truly and sincerely,
]. r. WATKINS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10


The Baptist Church Is soon to be
electrically lighted.
The Dixie young people will give
another dance tonight.
Both Mrs. J. Il. Burt and her son,
Master james, are reported on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Gillum Wyche left some days
ago for Gilbert, Franklin Parish. to
visit relatives.
Miss Jeanette Hill has temporary
employment in the abstract office OF
her father, Mr.. Il. Il. Hill.
Master Robert Adger, baby hoy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Belcher, Is among
those reported on the sick list.
-Wilbrooke and James Carey VIII
b0uri left Tuesday for Monroe to spend
two weeks with their cousin, Master
Foster jones'
Mr.. Il. Il. Wyche and his youngest
daughter. Mrs. Egbert Enders. both of
Shreveport, were among the visitors
In Benton Tuesday.
Capt. j. H. Nattin and his son,
Mr.. George Nattin. both of collinsburg,
passed this way Monday morning on
their way to Shreveport.
MIR. g. A. Wasson, now Of Minden,
but long Il highly esteemed and much
liked resident Of Bossier Parish, IL here
on a visit with old friends.
Born Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Grady Neeson. Il pretty little girl. And.
by the way, Sunday was the 9Th Mr..
Nelson's birthday anniversary.
Capt. and Mrs. r. w. O'Bannoll,
Of Shreveport, came in Sunday and are
home Of DR.. G. II. Irion. Mrs. O'Ban-
mons father.
a meeting of the newly elected
Police Jury will he held in this place
Tuesday of next week. at which time
it is expected that organization Of that
body will follow and its officers elected.
Miss Maggie Bell Burt. accom-
panied by her younger sisters, Rachel.
lHSO anu lptIllc. 1GtuIHttt iANLit y t-Slcl
day morning from Shreveport. where
they have been students In st. VIM
cents Academy.
As fOrecasted in last weeks issue.
Rev. Lee Il. Sparks Sunday school
evangelist for the Red River l'resby-
terry. preached here twice Sunday. His
sermons were good and were appre-
ciated by large audiences.
Mrs. Jack Donalue. who for some
weeks past has been here on visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Gleason, Is now spending a few days
in Shreveport with relatives before
leaving for her home in Louisville. Ky.
Miss Lillian Dennig, daughter of
MIR, and Mrs. w. f. Dennig Of the lin
ton community, has just arrived from
Dallas. Texas, where she has been for
some time, employed in office work. She
will spend II while with her parents
before returning to the Texas city.
Work at the Boisseau No. 2 and tile
Bill Rowe No. |. both located a mile OF
so east Of VAUDEVILLE. is said to he pro
crossing quite satisfactorily to all con
cerned The Boisseau MOL was pu,
on the pump some time ago. hut even
as yet its true production is not known
due to the faulty finishing NJ, Of til.
well. However. 1t is a producer, ant
when the hole is tinaiiy pumped clear
THAT is. as clean as 1t will ever be-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
Nine Prisoners In Jsll.

There are at present nine prisoners
In the Parish Jail. including two white
men and col0red woman who has
been interdicted and Is held awaiting
place for her In the asylum Mt Pine
Vile. The two white men are George
Flynn and G. J. Brown, two transients
(yOung men, said to be from northern
states) who are charged with having
stolen merchandise in the value Of x17OD
out Of box cars at Bossier City. They
We're captured by railroad detectives
about three weeks ago. have been held
In the Caddo Parish Jail. and Tuesday
were brought here by Sheriff Adair
and deputy Sheriff Wilson.
Also, Sheriff Adair and Mr.. Wilson
brought in that day Amele Jenkins
(cOlOredl charged with having commit
ted murder near Foster Station the
first Sunday in May. He was captured
by u Shreveport policeman.
Among the other four held one Is a
negro by the name Of viii Dixon. said
to have committed murder.
The two officers brought In Yesterday
JEFF Williams. a negro Of the Koran
community. charged with stealing hogs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
Little Loved Ose Clslmed.

Little Annis. infant daughter Of AR.
ana MR. Ross =. McDade, OF Ward One.
passed away Sunday. the 9th, Mt Biloxi,
Miss, after a lingering illness resulting
from the effects OF influenza.
This little one. who yesterday, Hike 4
young bud. lay upon her mothers breast.
IN purity and beauty, inspiring in that
loving mother heart such pride and love,
u to-day among the angels, safe In the
arms Of Him who has said Suffer the
little children to come unto Me, for OF
such Is the kingdom OF heaven Her dear
little eyes are closed In silent slumber.
HOW sort she sleeps, what innocent rrpose
Rests ON her eyes. from older sorrows free.
sweet babe, the curtain would not unclose
which wraps the sins Of earth from thee, .
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
r. J. Hsseeck ch.pter Meets.

The r. ]. Hancock Chapter. L. y. e..
met with its President ON the 4th. In
Difference to the recent passing Of One
of our valued members. Mrs. David
Clowney, there was no program.
The meeting was opened with the
Lords Prayer and roll call. Present:
Mrs Luther Smith. Miss Lucille Ed
wards, Mrs. ]. A. Edwards. Mrs. j. f.
Burt, Mrs. w. III. ScanlaDd. Mrs. Gray
Stinson and Mrs. ]. C. Logan.
There was no change IN the treas
urer's report except the receipt of $40
Miss Katherine Cabeen's dues. Miss
Adams resignation from the Old Sol
diers' Home was noted with regret. and
appreciation expressed for her untiring
service and loyalty to the old veterans.
Mrs. Page Is her successor.
If there are any old veterans or
descendants Of veterans. who have not
been supplied with the Cross Of HoQor,
we are ready to make good the def
cheney.
The Chapter then appointed COM
mittee to draft resolutions Of sympathy
for the death OF Mrs. Clowney.
With her usual gracious hospitality
the President served tasteful refresh
ments.
We adjourned to meet at date to
he fixed later. Mrs. ]. c. LOGAN.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
Local Bank Earns Biz Dividend.


At meeting Of stockholders Of the
Bank of Benton held here Monday the
old officers Of the hank were reelected
for the ensuing year. as follows: Tom
w. Stinson. President: Jas NJ. Hentler-
son, Vicepresident: w. w. Lazy, vive-
president. and w. ID. Smith. Cashier.
Tile present Beard of Directors. some
Of them newly elected, is comprised of
Messrs. j. +. Adair, Il. Il. Wyche. Tom
w. Stinson. Jas. NJ. Henderson. w. u.
Smith. L. II. Bunlgardner, w. w. Lay,
w. $. Wdwell and II. b. Hill.
The net earnings Of the bank during
the past twelve months were 33 IL per
cent on It's invested capital. according
to Cashier Smiths statement. OF this
10 per cent was paid to the stockhold-
ers In dividends and the remainder
Carried to the surplus account Of the
institution
Cashier Smith informed the reporter
Tuesday afternoon that the record here
reported IL the best yet made lby his
hank. and that Its deposits ut that time
aggregated $S3. which might be con-
sidered nm exceptional showing for this
season Of the year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, God, in His divine wisdom,
has seen fit to call to her eternal rest rur
friend and cO-wOrker. Mrs. b. NJ. ClOwney.
for SO many years n member Of the r. J.
Hancock Chapter. u. ID. e.. and who ear
nestly and faithfully fulfilled her obliga-
tions in every line Of its interest, there
FORE be It resolved:
LIST. That we hold In loving memory her
gentle and unobtrusiye life, her patience
in suffering. her ever ready help In time
Of need. and her sweet Christian charac-
ter. and will miss her noble personality,
and dep1ore cur loss
I'd. That We share the deep grief Of
her many friends. her devoted husband,
her aged parents and other loved ones.
Sd. That we would comfort them with
the assurance that her good works begun
in this world win continue N loftier fields
Of action, wherein She will be freed from
earthly cares and sorrows.
18th. That this tribute to her beloved
memory he forwarded to her bereaved
family and placed upon the minutes of
the Chapter.
Mrs. ". II. ScANLAxD, President.
Mrs. LrTHER SMITH.
Mrs. ]. K. BURr
Miss I4CCILLE EDWARDS
Mrs. GRAY STINsON.
Mrs. ]. G. LOGAN.
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Speafcrcu i Ncp gorts Gcaisla

tnr, Dir. Smcci, oplDier III, at o.
lem iocialiitllfe Mc0lcmmer al SIT
Ict life err nG9tet SPbe / Oeune 1ors
iomIin9, laulcocs Iom man bar ioaet
SSn6truf al, men al bet fun er be-
~illtttet al laoe ,SrItitsfonliteeu I'M.
6ericac, buorpi6t DC er fuoliiicertc
iii al in0ta line Ylaolcr. Mems
0cnnc ll~n0eriegelic poagaar, er o.
oog npgtct @ogang til 6oriamIln'
ocn. Speofcreu onisrer ogIan ct
Grcmpcl ira ltab paa, at no9et lIg.
uenOc har hGnot for. De lem 60.
clullitcr hGuocr imi0lcrtio, at Ser
iugcn ipcciel Inflage er reiit moo
0Cnt, % at lubenbart alt, lom er
iueien, er al Dc life tilhsrcr noget
al oc rcgicrcnOe Vorticr. Gn Sor.
bruOer, Tiger De, bar Hct iii at Iaa
ribe, bpoo oct cr ban onflagc5 ior
isr han titles ior Sfronfcn, mc1l Ell
Sociali't har, iom BET ier uO til, life
cit ilig Diet, eiter 9tcm YorfS Us.
icn1bIna Cp'atning a itrnpel Het'
irrbiQhco. Norlebcn Gag bleu oct
iorcilaact al laoc bc lem McoIent-
mer inotn line Flnoicr miolertioig.
inbtil llnOerie0clicn al ocrca Sag CT
aiiluttct, men Goriloget iolot meo Il
moo 80 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Klooer 90 SO.

!teiD Yorf Sen 1GOc &onlar. EOo
Ct Mteoc al RCprTieutanter Tor o.
lcocnoc Stoiobrifanter ! bette Gi
thrift ioag blcu Scr u0tnIt 6orlifrtnJ
ON, at ser life piloe inotrpoe no8ca
T~orhoiclir Al Yriicu pna SfOt0i, iaIs
rol0 life / 0eu nUrnlclte NrcmtiN.
Wtcu puo Sen nnoct SiOc bar ser
Dcllcrc ingcn SanonnllgheO ior no
ocn iuurli0 AtcoQanl pau WrnnO a
&c bsie 9lrbcjo2IomiuQcr % oe boic
%%rocrpriICr.
Tao Il Ntn0t. iom iaunle Gag
holotc> Al GcleQotcr I'll Den Intcrlla-
tionaIc Screening al Nou0cl@ItrTG.
bcrc9 Nurafonucntlou, u0tnItc5 Scr
Wtcning. al Nriicrnc puu Ncrre d
@uttcflUOcr piloc hi n0ltilig Ior.
hsict III poo &ourtnutru % I'll SonI
itcrcr,
Gen u~UitntIiQc Nuriag til sc hsil
Eriicr pou alpocr uar, fortlarcoc;
ser. Sen iurrc GrbGIo2Ieu, iom III
mon bctoIc2, % iom ub8ier nGitcI
90 Eroccut al Ell &lponlnQa $40
itcu0C.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

self. @on iorIon0cr al Dem, Of
sc itnI furue lGic iirti Sro. Tom Ne-,
ncl ct llOpoIg ira Souocts aonititll-
ton. Niinorc enc 10 Eroccnt al Dc
me ,SltOpnnbrcrc er bIct nGgtet IS'
gurg paogruno al, at sc life fitrtoc
flare ocnne SUieprspc; me- man
bercNllcr, al %opcn ON at uocluffc
,;uitcratcr, loor Snopdnorin9cr
iQicn fommer i lit normalc @iGngc,
oil bcpiric eli Heogall9 / Intallct Al
ca. 40 Vroccrlt, % Oct er pao 0eli
6ormoouin9, at Spcrilagct oper
Tn0uanDrir9cuS Stsrrclie bette gor
er baicrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

@ordcrifab, / monac StI'Tlhcr lad
onnuc. ion bar loot / Hnlcrlto. Set
uor oitcit Ocr iloicOic Gmcrtfarcr.
iont par Scocrcu / sc loplcIc @cpUs
oclicr, % ianrtioig hnpOc bore ~
gn1erifuncrc lcochc Sto%rluouitrtcr
iorisnt lin Eliat moo DC tnooan-
brcoc. &c bopoc bare tGlitt pao III
cucn Eroiit. Get par npbncnotg al
vrptc Amcrifonismc, ia Scnatorcil;
men cunnu bc0rc par oct ON u
iclu uruftiicrtc 9lmcrifaniSme.
bauOc / 6orrctuinl % Nolitlf. Npao
@mcritd iorlouatc, % bnuoc Mct til
at 'orlaugc, al De rrcmmcoisotc bar,
at Sc opaau III borgcrllgc (~ro'fob@'
iorbolo iii ANDRE @onOc o. / &lo %
Orb oau 9lulcrifo lin Eroifub; mcrl
het uur iclpioat, at NJ life meric nleO
rcttt, at Sc life ituIoc ha Sop I'll at
nrrc SDmpotl % &ntcrc2ic Tor D.
gonlc @olrOc % it cget 9ettcioIf
Der
NJ % til mar man oct llOitc Mars
[l0 bort Ncrbert Nooucr@ Noun
nruut / EorbinocIic mco Frr'iocnt
uomtmotloucn. 0pi2 ban uirfeli6
Mir Honolont, uil ban pic 'tg al
pare cl ,%yoftor, iom Der nt0a reg
nc@ mc0. Get er fouitc tptIIomt, on
Ser l0au err Ell uuocu Wtdll0 | DC Sors
cnr0c Siater, iom / ltsrrc @roo
cicr ToIfct2 Glaio % CT bcore no
luitct Tor ocu nuiuurarul0c StlllinJ.
Nooucr, lom ingcll ATTN Gel har tat
/ |urtipolltitcu, er, oplpIca Der nj.
Rcuublif0ncr al ocn licrtt progress
i,uc &cmIuQ Som %onOct2 %
TcrOcn9 Ma0ubmluiitrotor bar hurI
loQt Tor Gogcu ct administrative "a
Lent. ION ser Ucl ueppc / por IiO ct
looct SiOritpffc til. Get hc0er 'ig
iorrcitcu at Sooner cr garlfe uutlltg
til at title iiq iom annoihot Sun
lul5 set tube ujic iig, at arouct ON
hans aanoiootw par ct ll8c'rcm ~
puatruuqcnor %onoafrnu. fan Der
bli Gale ON. at ban oil title 'tg III
Gicueitc, iortTncr bans nGrnlclte
&cuucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

fert % title; % ret iont oct par, inn.
res ban. at bait bar fommet I'll 60
ria Woria Slot. Set bar liot bult'
lfcli9~ fomnlc op De ippre Crap
perre, Tor oct par nof laa, tro0e alt,
at Seila life ri1tig pilbe gierc SIe'
llclte; nleli III Itoo Dan ulocl;g Der
iornn leluc aonacn, ionl lao tram
og liltefluot, life poa Cu Sronc, lorl
Gil filnoe la pelitct, men / ell norIt
Gllbbeltol. % / npitc Gicblif par
Oct ilct life &ongen, nlelt Sronrin-
gen, icln ioo Der, % BUN q enonll
iinere enb Son9en. Soras ioa Jig
ON / Den itore &alen. Oct bar oft
ialnlnen iaa moSrlig. 90 ba bans
Zinc igicn ifiiloe irite Jig peo Sron'
ningell, Iaa bar Oct ilet life Gron-
ningen, Tom ino Der. Set bar Ell
iGlaltoc5 paffcr TrinIcSIe, Tom bop-
sc tat benbcS TlaOS, og life isr bao.
&c ban let Yriniesicn, ior ban ino,
at set life bar irogcn Eriniesie bel,
Ter, men &dgno mco aioffcnforflG-
BET poa. 90 MI rciitc bun Jig op og
Ioo bebreioerbc paa ham; % 'ua
inilooe hln Jig % gif i'm Bel mco
iogte Sfri0t, % 90 bnpoe bum Sale
Iom ct Humpetrolo.
"Senncpin sGpniu! &emepin
Mennepin. Mcrc, non ielloDl 8af?
ip, Gct off" Set par &ononfte-
rem, iont itoo Ser % bplte bette moi
Creme pou ham. ioet ban lnn1tlbi1
rpffct bom tpoit / Armen. SonaS
paagnct elroelig og loo Jig fortllmlei
ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

"6por cr ieg?" iplirgte ban pna
0orif. Get ioIbt bonu life mo, at
bai, fiil,oc no1et onbet.
"Ti ar I'd Strcctfarien rat M"
Iparte Den ipcnife aononfterell.
"Smorson tibIigt pil &i pGra / 50.
ipitalet eqer mnbbe / Iurgatoriet.
Spinta Gr nut. Oct Dill"
SonaS got oif", ifisnt life gait
lie uoen 9eipGr. Sitc tGnftc bat
iiben paa, bporban ban Dog fom blem
til Sorbinsbuiet beu apelOel; men
troos aIt er ser 10 nosell, Iom o0'oa
er CARERS S%ormp16er, % Saftum
err, at ga ban pnasnet &loffcn bolp
fem, laa ban / lin egen Seng. Yet
ferite, iom ialot BAN / Sanfe, bar
a%ameratens Orb ON, at man lite
oriffer 9rpnocpin for Smo9eltS.
men for @irfningcns Stplo. Get bar
ialfaIo illgcn @runb til at ia Tcil al
Girfningen. Snomeget filnOe bnlt
tpoeli9 fornemme!
Sonas funoe life lpiie nogcll Sro'
foit. Nagna iaa 'paa banl nteo ct
Slif iulbt al bonge Mueller, ioet bi1t
rafte bam Sirnerpailen; men Dlit
ia life noget. Sffc bar oct nsopen'
Dig beler. ,yor ban Oibite, bpao bi,l
trntte. Slrn bapoc 9icnnem'tiiet
ham, bun, ligeiom TrofesIor Sttc'
bal, og let, bpiIfet ifrebelig Scar, ban
| igrlrrben bar, sla, 10, III DapDe bon
iteIt Jig 0oot i9irll Set iao rGItclt
no iii, at ban albrig ifiiIoc Tad noget
Set. Wen nil piloe ban ba ogIoa
gisre sllpor al at bli ct ififfelig fri
itent Wennclfe. Nnereoe iii oaa
Spnodg pilbe ban goa / Dor 6rellerS
Strife, % % oilbe ban inuffe meb
%ongSltes pripat % lsgc ON Spta-
gelie / Wenigbcocn
9(rnl o t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
1mce {: Kpinecparti.

Nii@ NcIen Sait, ell Gotter al
Grprplloenten o. rrl11renoc METEOR
uc0 &rpu Mopr GoQclc. crflTrcoc
ia / Ell Gale, bun ocn lloc Is. holSt
ror "@cuuinIuonio %cnguc oi @onlcli
Gitiien3" ThiIooclphio. obiolut
moo SrluuiIatiouen Al CT lNrltiIot
roliii't auiuoeparti.
"I<ntei plI0c / helGrc Hruo It0os
Sc t~piuocligc %pIgcrc2 So8 enc CT
Goria9 poo al ~orloniicrc ct irrifiIot
Nurti", iogot bun. q Dor pirt,
9lcnnem ocn enc eIlCr ocn oroen al
&c beitoocubc AUTHORIZATIONS. "
&c hlr0c ooa. lGG6e bun iorfla'
renbc Ill, uirtc ua'hpnaigt Tor 81.
tcrcaicr, iom | iprlia @rab or ocreS
cauc % Tor hpiItc Sc bar ct itarperl
2ic cnN Mrnbere, IonI. I. Or,
SperaamoalcnC ON @arncarbcibc 0.
beitrttcubc >ou9joniu2 Tor auinbcr
en- Al Sc uia,iQiic Eager. ION
t~pluhcl,sc &Gl9erc ber ta9c unoc,
SpcrucleIle, par. iagoc hun. oei
SoarIi8c Sen, iom bctuIc@ SfolelT
rcrjubcr.
"Noar NJ prIae9 Ill CT rllcr aubt
oiicntllg Gmbcbe Dor ri icrlangc a
arbeiee Sibc ON Sine mco Nrli
rCne % lite lnac oS ltilbbc tiliio
cher at otbriugc2 ! irritiltc aomti
iccr lornt iituc iom Si~fterheoapeI
~illcr", idsot bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
en- acknowledgements

MaibluQtou Ben 17Oe San. Son.
grc5man0 GOmouo, rcpllbllfanlt
HeprUicntnrt ira YcnnipIuonia, bar
f~rcniot Ct 6orilag ON, at SnIg al
bcriicubc Gritfc itol tiIooea pua
iaapcI amcrlfouitc iom uocnIono'tc
Sfibe, i"ouiuort Sc bciitocr Jig ubrn.
Tor 3-MilagrGuien. Criffcuarcrnc
itul iorIegle@ % holNc5 unOcr Son3
% Erffc / ocn Sio, Sfibcnc bciiuo2r
il MnplI.