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New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

to see a we'll kept car is by far the ex-
ception." Of course it is, if you keep
your eyes closed.
In a country where long tours over
sometimes dusty roads are the rule and
people do not put up in towns where
they can get the car washed every
night without spending more money
than seems advisable, dirty cars may
even be expected But in cities, and
many, many Of them, we'll kept cars do
not strike the American observer as
exceptional at all.
Lieutenant Beveridge was impressed
with the number of our cars, but he is
sometimes rather severe, as these ex-
cerpts from the article will show:
What astounded me more than any,
thing else were the motor cars, which
swarmed like ants everywhere WON
derful,' I said when they showed me
the Woolworth Building-but I was
thinking Of the maze of motor traffic
which wound in and out from every
street.
"'No, we have nothing like that in
London I confessed to my guide,
my admiration-but it was the solid
four-way pack of fine automobiles
stretching from Madison Square to
Central Park, that compelled my ad-
mission.
$50 it is throughout the whole coun-
try--motors, motors all the way. 1t
is simply bewldering, and when one is
told that there are 100000 automo-
biles in the States, one is almost
tempted to say Is that alp"
II went with friend to see a bunga-
low he is building outside New York.
There were eight bricklayers on the
job. Five of them came to work in
their own machines. Indeed, so COM
mon is the workman's car that employ
ers are now providing parking places
for their employees machines.
"The other day I was told that at q
Southern shipbuilding yard a negro
riveter is driven each morning to his
work by his wife, called for at lunch
time, and again when the days work is
over-in a limousine! You will not be
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Kroh Tells Truck Men
Nations Economic Need

One Of the most important discus
slons made before a meeting of men
engaged in the automotive vehicle busi-
ness in this city was held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria Friday. Mr.. A. R. Kroh,
an experienced automobile truck man
ager and an effective lecturer on the
agricultural needs of the nation, pro-
duced statistics for the benefit of some
two hundred motor truck manufac-
turers and agents who attended the
convention to show that unless the
American farm is more completely mo-
torized than it is to-day the country
Will be IN a serious economic con-
dition by reason Of a constantly de-
creasing agricultural production.
motor truck. Mr.. Kroh said, can be
operated by the farmer at cost of
fifteen cents mile per ton, as against
q horse-drawn vehicle. The motor
truck also has the advantage of cost
ing the owner nothing while idle.
On the other hand, horses must be
fed and kept in condition large part
of each year when they are practically
valueless to the farmer. An interest
ing film was shown by Mr.. Kroh de-
pcting the progress of the motor truck
as a farm transportation vehicle.
The meeting was one of many be-
ing held under the auspices Of the
Motor Truck Association of America
Mr.. Kroh holds no brief for any man
ufacturer or dealer. He has at heart
the serious needs of the country pro-
ductively. He himself is a practical
farmer Of New Mexico and knows
the value Of the motor truck to the
country.
His suggestion that motor truck
men familiarize themselves with the
farmers problems so as to convince
him of the value of motorization on
the farm was received as a very val
liable bit of productive psychology.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

five feet to the right Of s,eh -s,,
at point twenty feet in fror% 1aisls
lamps" A'ons Of IL
Inc same section also state. ts.x
me sSe,3 renection from the forward heSs.ss Sss
M snai. not interfere with the sisht -
no1 temporarily blind the vision Of ~
of1Ver OF an approaching vehicle
- IN oroer to comply with this sect,.,
using electric headlights .s.u can
equipped with>some lens or s,h rsM %
vice which has been approved Isr n g.
department or some imnroy;ssd tae
that will take away all daneerouss ses.ee S
zle and glare. das.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

surprised when tell you that he pulls
down an average Of $3.50 a week.
"At recent inquiry on factory.
operatives wages one witness calmly
testified that a motor car was 4 neces-
slty for the workingman. And the re-
mark was passed by the newspapers
almost without comment"
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
To Close / p. Nj. SATURDAYS

A canvass of automobile concerns in
this city shows that practically all
will close at p. m. on Saturdays dur
ing July and August. Some of the
dealers will retain small emergency
crew at their service stations.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

T<H1S is an appeal to sanity in rnotor-car
l. buying, as in other buying. It is an effort
to induce you to make price comparisons before
you decide upon which you want to own
The New Mitchell has already won its place
because of new-day style and dependable me-
chanics No car offers it's new-day lines No
car of like price-or considerably more-affords
finer performance nor longer lasting newncss
So we speak here exclusively of price. We
make it the main consideration. Other con-
siderations, while tremendously important, be-
come secondary to money value.
New-way manufacturing
TIME Mitchell price policy has always been
L. conservative. Mitchell has always sought
to produce the finest possible for the lowest
possible price,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
PoSTA REDAcTM.


George Stanila, Masiloh, Ohio
= Banii s'a inrcgistrat 81 publ.
cat, dar poate att trecut ECU vede.
rea sa cetiti n,marul acela.
Petru Marian, George Brates u
loan Popescu, Cincinnati, Ohio;
- Nedem ca sunteti tare dori.
tori pentru Carnetl,l Unui Perse.
cutat de Soarta. Facet putinl
propaganda in ccrcul D-tra 81
inscrieti pc tOti carl sunt horitori
ca Christachc sa fie eternizat 81
in carte; Sc faca 81 alti doritori
asa, 81 daca vom vedea ca es
cheltuielile moi he executam 81
punem Cartea acea i'm lucrare
Nu uitati ca Christache inca pa
tit multe, saracul, dcspre carl in
ca nu s'a pnblicat in ziar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
9 0 N Y 0, cARx

socictatea ro1ninA de ajntor 81
cultura ,,Albina" ain New Cast
le, Pa, convoaca pc toti membrii
sai a lua patte la sedinta genera
la 1unara, care sc va tinea Du-
mineca, Z Martie 1920, Ia orele
II p. m, in hala sccietatii din
1920 So. Jefferson Street.
La ordinea zilci vor Fl darilc
de seatna a tuturor functionari.
|lor pc luna Febralarie 1920 81 al.
| tie lncrnri foarte importante.
Tot odata vai | 81 licitarea dra.
pelulni American. Deci pc aceas.
ia Gale STUNT r1gati staruitor toti
fratii me1nbrii lua parte Ia a.
ceasfa sedinta, in special acai
frati membrii care voiesc q Heve-
nj ca stcgAri al acestui drapel.
,Absentelc nemotiSate 80 vor
Eped6psi conform ststdtclor.
Ia numele k6ciet4tii ,,AIbinas
din NeW Castle. Pa:
t(tf16tie ~ fIelxvaiIlIaa>.
! E1S1l1 TN, 66tstJxr PIN,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

Vrei sa mergi direct la Con
stanta in 16 zile fara sd fl trans
ferat de pc un vapor pc altul 81
farT sa stai GU saptam7hile prin
Grecia sau alte tari, attlnci scrie
imediat la moi pentru informati-
uni 81 arvuneaza loc pc vaporul
,.GAMBRIDGE' care pleaca in
ziua de % Martie 1920. Acest va.
por are numai cabine. unde sun.
teti numai 4 persoane. 81 nu ca
latoriti Gu sutele in spivnite ca la
alte vapoare.
Mfncarci foarte buna, deci al
toate comoditatile unei calatorii
frumoase. Asculta de moi 81 nu
sta la 1ndoiala, decfde-te sd pleci
pc 25 Martic. Trimite arvuna ca
sa Fl siglr de Toe pc vapoi. Omul
nostru tie asteapta Ia CARA 81
gazduirea al Ia Hotelul adeva.
rat Romfnesc.
Tn lucru sd al In yedere, moi
,nu slim pc nilneni sa schimbe
bani. Cine doreste cumpara Lei,
gaseste ia moi pe pretul eel mai
mic, care la altii null poti ca
pata.
,,VICTOk1A" FOREIGN Ex-
CHANGE. fltC,
f00N16th Ave, New York, 4. Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

La 'darile de seama ale Unmnii
Solicitation Romine Americana
de pc lunile Octombrie-Decem.
brio, s'a streeurat 0 gresala, 81 Il
hume: la subtragerea pasivelor
din active 81 unde etse scris: RA-
NINE ANERE REAIIA sa Sc ce.
teasca $16.3O9.24, in loc de $l6.
2O9.24.
Rugam Onoratclc prezidfuri Gu
re au prMnit narile de tscama Nd
faca corcctura de mai sus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
INFORnAlNJM

Austria 7spera imprumut de Ia
America. = Washington. - Zia-
rele austriace 81 ministrlll de fl.
nante al Austriei cred ca Anne
rica in, curind va face un no
imprumut Edropei, 81 ca aproapc
intreaga aceasta slrma va ii data
Austriei. dupa cum spune depe.
sa din Viena.
Palmer si-a pus cAndidatura. -
Atlanta. - A. Mitchell Palmer
ministrul de justitie al Statelor
Unite, un candidat activ al par.
tidului democrat.
Ell STA aruncat palaria in vlr.
tejul campaniei in acest oras, 81
aceasta actime, da de banuit po.
iiticianilor ca presedintcle vii.
son nu va incerca ca sa fic rcales
a trcia oara.
D cas3torie prin cumparare. -
New York. - curtea supre1na q
statului New York posibil va Fl
chcmata se decida daca Reveca
Ellenbogen, romi1nca in etats
de douazeci si unu de ami, care
a &ost cumparata in Turcia p.
eind era de saptesprezece ami ps
pretul de doua mil dolari, 81 ca
re a fost adusa in aceasta tara
,,4partine" inca lmi Alexander
Alhad0ff. nm turc. FL a fost adu.
tin fata maeistratului, in urms
scoatrei unui mandat de arAstare
pc motiv ca turcul nu-i da pace
Ea q spus 1nagistratulni ca ca
q fost vfnklutS lui Alhad06f cr
un oare care fel de cerelmonie
nsa nu pcate ispnne daca aceasta
- fost o 'casatoric legala. Ea q fos1
adusa in aceasta tara de ,,stdpl
fnulsE ii, in deeurerl razboiului
Ems3 :ssau Nertat,> lar Rsvecs si4s
| psr1sit sst5pfnul"
Eih4Ara cOulsa1tare fdcut6 ds
l:trtye / fsssf ,sxxxa; +aafHSt;,, 4 sas4;os:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

I'm preot din Connecticut e o.
bligat sa profesezc 81 mcseria de
barbier ca sc poata trai. Il foarte
blne, daca G I'M barber bun, 81 G
multi mai satisfacator ae cit uni
preoti carl ar fl putut deveni
buni barbieri daca nu s ar ii III
.desat la altar" zice IN ziar A.
merican. dupa care am tradus a
ceasta stire. MOI cunoastem
preoti carl fara a profesa barbe-
RIA te rad 81 te tind. numaru ullrl,
fara brici 81 fara foarfeci
Cetiti milne DE pagina Liza a
ziarului Procesul Verbal al Con
grcsnlui Lgei Rationale Romine
din America din Cleveland tinut
in ziua de % Sept. 1919, eu
hotaririle luate. Are sa lie foarte
81 tare minunat. Parol, asa I'M
process verbal inca II am vazut de
cind sunt. Nh de geaba 81 de SUI
flctul dracului, lis a dat secrc-
tarilor Ligei remuneraIii erase.
Nu Sc gaseste Whiskeyg Cine
spune? Dol dolari vizita la doctor
81 capatati reteta pentru un
pint. 81 pintul, nu costa mai mutt
ca $4.50. - Penru doctorie ibine
inteles. dar zic nnii cal intrebu-
inteaza 81 pentru ..aperitiv," 81
la urma urmei noctorii sc poata
schimba 81 de trei 81 patru ori pc
ri. 81 trai neica, te doftoresti pi-
ma arunci Gu caciula in ciini.
Greseli de tipar: Fifita srufe-
rind de ochiul drept s'a dus la
un oculist. care nupa o cerceta
re amanuntita 81 o operate -foar-
te dificila, ia scos o ceapa din
Ochi.
NumArul ,femeilor angajate in
aviatic crtste mereu. dar majori-
tatea lor totusi studieaza chipul
de se cobo1i din automobil ca
Sc prodllc6 eject.
Nick Anderson din New York
a TRIMS telegrama la San Fran
cisco ca va lna parte ncgresit la
Congrcsul medicilor 81 a doua ii
Il plecat. Prietenul la reprosat
ca nu la avizat ca sal primeasca
la CARA. 81 n'a volt sal creaza ci
STA facut datoria sal avizeze, pc
de alta parte nici ell ma crezht
ca prietnnul ma primit telegra-
ma. Peste 0 saptamIna, in aju-
nul plecarii, prietenul primi tele-
grama, tocmai oind Anderson
scria una sal anunte sotiei pie
carea lui. Afacerea sa aplanat
ell haz. dar Anderson i'm loc de
telegrama TRIMS sotiei scri-
scare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

ca cazul> lai Il. fata cnrtii sn-
prcme.
Polonia va face un in1pr7amut
de cinclxeci milloane dolari. -
Washington. Negociatiile pen
tru pcrmiterca guvWnului polo
nez de a face in Statele Unite un
fmprumut de $50,OO0000 au fost
ispravite All, dupa cum anunta
legatia poloneza. 1mprumutul va
.fi facut prin corporatia ccmercia
III popofului din New York
Fostul i1nparat al Austriei pa
zlt. - Geneva. - Fostul fmparat
al Austriei d. Carol, care aocu-
icste i'm Villa Prangins, a1nga la
-cul Geneva, de c1na a fugit din
Niena, este aproapc facut prise
nier de asociatii lui. Toate scri-
sorile trianise lui sunt cetite de
un membru din statul major Ca.
rel inconjoara. El inceput sa
Sc plinga Cd unii dintre eel mai
intmi prieteni al lui. care win
sal viziteze, sunt opriti de garda
ar1nata. 81 sunt trimisi indara!.
Trupele rosii puse la lucru. =
Moscova. - Din difcrite orase
din Russia sovietista vim stir ca
soldatii din armata rosie au fost
transferati de pc cimpul de lupta
Ia industria nationala.
Soldatii din armata rosie lucra
In Petrograd, scot carbuni, repa-
reaza trenuri. curata 81 repareaza
drumurile 81 podnrile, 81 alte lu-
cruri indoplinesc. La Pskov sol
datii fncarca 81 descarca maria
dc pc trenuri.
A treia armata de reZerva din
Zazan. libcreaza mil. de soldati
Gu destinatia la anumite locuri.
unde sunt obligati a face diferi-
70 serviciuri.
Aliatii numesc 46 persoane spre
a fl judecate Ia Leipzig. = Paris.
= Comisia pentru Criminalii dc
Razboiu dccis ca sd trimita
Germaniei patrnzeci 81 sase. de
persoane care sc fie judecatc de
tribunalul german de la Leipzlg.
Acasta. dupa cum Sc anunta, va
fl numai 1ncercare a Sc vedca
daca Germania Sc tine de prom.-
sia facuta ca va judeca fara per-
tinire Pc iirculpati.
Lista, Insotital de Q nota ca 0
lungime considqra|bila, a fost for
mulata, 81 va Hst,bmisa consilia-
lui suprcan spre aprobare. Sc as
teapta ca aceasta lista impreuna
Gu nota sd fic trimfsa la Berlin
in timp de o saptamina.
Anglia ales nlrmele la sapte
acuzati. ccle maj multe cazuri a.
trocitati comise de coman!:nt.i
submarinelor; Franta a!cs aoi.
srrezece; Belgia, cincisprryece !;
Italia. Polonia 81 Rominia cite
ratru fiecare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

craniene snnt gaia de a incepo
comcrciul, arat1nd ca elc sunt in
dependente de organizatiilc de
Ia Moscova, 81 face clar ca fntre
Gle 81 sovietcle din Mosc6va nu
este nici legatura.
Asquit PRINT Gu ovatiunl. -
Londra. - Asquit, in dfsumul lui
sprc parliament de a-si 'ocu'pa sea
unul, PRINT cele mai entusias-
te ovatiuni populare, cum rar 81
da vre-unui barbat de stat.
Studentii de la faeultatea dc
tmedicina intunjurat resedinta
lui din Cavendish Square, 81 au
luat cu asalt automobilul, politia
era silita ca sc faca drum prn1
multimea care VENT SAL ad
mire 81 sal taplaude.
Strazile in jurul parlamentu
lui erau pline 81 politia a ava!
mari dificultati Ca sd faca loc TO
stului premier sc intre in curtca
palatului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

Italia a blocat 4iunne. - Fiu-
me a. fost asediat puflindu-se in
jurul lui 0 blocada, in special a.
supra afticolilor de hrana.
Generalul Caviglia care conan.
da fortele guycrnamentale spus:
,,Poate va apare ca vom aetiva
Ell mila fata de cei din Fiumc,
1nsa nu asa. Moi y0ln pune Q
blocada de fier in jurul fortelor
lui D'Anunzio. Nj le voiu ha nici
eel mai mic atom de hrana, fnsa
de copii trebue e ane fn9rijim.
De aceia am lasat 200 Slc copii 81
iase din Finne 81 NJ meargS spre
Milano. CoresponxIentnl spune ca
din Fi,lune vim stiri, ea situatia a
colo desperate.
D'Anunzio ca se ssigure linfs-
tea in interior a 7ncllput he depet
teze pc Croati. Adunari IA public
nu e permis a Sc face fara cosasifn.
tamintnl poctnlui.
$50
Ucrsuis ests t11tau - -
S'a PRINT inf6II1 Sti1ui priil
n oi,l,, ILL., D. 20 esMl -, 80. ~. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

o nlie de lucratori de la Cru
cea Rosie sunt in Europa. =
Mai multi de. mic de lucr:ltori
&c la Crucea Rosie Amerioana
sunt angajati in munca de aiut9-
rare in Europa, 'dupa cum spune
1T. Col Robert r. Olds, comisa-
rul Crucei Rosii in Europa. q ma
re forta dintre accytia tinnta Ia
Paris spre da directia conTsh-
Tor diferite care suIt 1mprastiafe
pc intregul continent. Dupa o
statistica ar Fl acesti lucratori
impartiti astfel: in Franta sunt
% lucraori; in Albania 65; in
Cehoslovacia 3; i'm Grecia 5; in
Italia %; in Muntenegru A; in
Polonia 13l; in RGminia 20; in
Serbia 90; in Russia veStica "a
in Russia sudica 25; I'm Anglia 5;
in Viena ~.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-24
NOTES

George Doyle and J. T. Goose made
Browns his morning.
Coburn Jones went to Kansas City
this morning.
Mrs. T. Meyer and Mrs. Della Hunt
went to Browns this morning.
r. A. Ambs left this morning for
Mexico, Mo-, on business.
M. j. Glass left for Moberly this
morning on business.
R. H. Emberson, state club leader,
has gone to Boonville in the interest
of state club work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Lamb went
to Mexico yesterday to spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Stella Vickerey of Macon, has
been visiting with the Rev. and Mrs.
]. w. Boulton for several days.
Miss Eunice Boyd, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jack Mosely,
609 Turner avenue, returned to her
home in Auxvasse yesterday.
Mrs. Robert e. Moore of Pittsburg.
Pa, who has been visiting Or. and
Mrs. ]. B. Cole, left for hem home yes
terday.
Miss Celeste Mayfield went to st.
Louis yesterday for a visit with rel
atives.
J. P. Dug left yesterday for
Louisville, KY, where he will be an
instructor at Camp Taylor.
Mrs I Rust loft this norninp for
her home in Kansas City after being
the guest of Miss Virginia Oliver.
Mrs. F. F. Stephens and Mrs. Tur-
ner McBaine left this morning for
Mexico, Mo-, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. w. L. Reed.
Miss Frances Jones left this morn
ing for her home in Kansas City after
being guest at the Pi Beta Phi house.
Mrs. c. w. Clark and Mrs. Robert
Wright and small daughter, Miss Sa-
rah Frances Wright, returned to Mexi-
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-24

CO yesterday after attend McGrath,
funeral Of the son of Carol McGrath,
Jr.
Miss Hortense Feurt of Stephens
College left this morning for her
home in Jameston to spend the East
er holidays.
Miss Alice Wallace left this morn
ing for Kansas City after being the
guest of her sister, Miss Marjorie
Wallace, at Stephens College.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Crabbe left this
morning for Cleveland, Ohio. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Jeffers.
Lieut.. ]. C. Elliff left this morning
for Kansas City for a visit before
returning to Columbia and his post
at San Antonio, Tex.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-24
Cannetax, Wo,1a'sCham-
biou hrpe-Cushiou Bill
lard Player qOiU be at the
Recreation Parlor Iomor-
fOU.

Bob Cannefax, worlds
greatest 3 cushion champ
ion and Chas. McCourt
runner up to Cannefax in
Nations tournament will
open at the Recreation
Billiard Parlor tomor-
row afternoon in a CO.
point match at three
cushion billiards, and
follow up the same pro-
gram for the evening.
This is Cannefax's first
visit to Columbia. The
billiard fans should be
awarded a rare . treat,
Cannefax won the ma
tional honors in April,
1917, at Akron, Ohio. He
later lost the title to De
Orc, and last May sue
ceeded in winning it
back from the Cuban at
New York. Cannefax
defended his title in an
open championship tour
nament held at Cleveland
last November winning
eight games out of nine
losing the one to his
playing partner, Nc
Court.
An American tour of the three
champions including Cannefax,
Hoppe, and Greenleaf was in
augurated. This tour was un-
satisfactory to Cannefax. Can
nefax therefore went under his
own management. Cannefax
and McCourt stage spirited bat
ties at every session due to the
close finish in the National tour
nament- Cannefax has been play
ing wonderful billiards since
the tour started. He has ac-
counted for at least a half a
dozen games of fifty points for
an average. Cannefax has won
26 games for a grand average
Of Sc innings per game. Can
nefax recently defeated Clarence
jackson, the new 1920 inter-
state billiard league champion
at Detroit in a 200 point match.
Cannefax won by a score of 200
to ia in 218 innings.
Messrs. Smoke and Arnett have
spared no expense to bring these
three cushion headliners to Co
lumbia and a large crowd is ex-
pected both for the afternoon
and evening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
On fofbar Iiocn BOO.

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/ Sonoou itaar Der = iortGllcr "Sui.
In Ncws" n / oiaic Gage Ell TOlltl-
bcticnte poo Tpii. Get or fife Tor at
,aaic pao sc ubitilcoc Sottc % Gil
fc.rler han er Der; hans Sic bo:.
lcr uitaroicliat paa Ell llorn 8icn-
i.anb, Scr lager paa CT Silfcpuoc
CT 8lasifab; Seilnc 8ienitaito er
life inruf pg hnr o%pcrhppeoct inacll
tunitncriif Sntcreslc, 10 Den bar ifft
cit Sang irrlig plocn'fabcIi9 @proi
oct or eli ganifc libcn Boa, Der life
or mere cno S Gcntimcter paa Den
enc 0co % 3 Gcntimcter poa bcl1
s,ocu % finn peter ca. 60 Gram,
Icrsamcntbiubet inobcfattct.
9saar bcnnc file @W Iaalcoes ci
blcucn o"iicutlis uoitiact, or 8ritn
ncl, oelt, at Den or mcsct gonnncl, oe
at 0tr. 8eorgc !. Sntltb Nen
sprf bar bctait 10000 Euno Stcr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

Union 1empcl" - en- ttoligere ga.
loon -, bpor DC mcb Brrp, 2rc %
Spnoc gap iig ifnit nlco yillrprg9cn,
bruoclbc ii9 CT Sui itort nof til Der
lalenncin Of frpbe ino / Hiltlfcn.
Ter par Dog life giort roget 5or'sg
poo at aobnc oct itorc bral,ofric
Sfab, bpor DC melt foitbarc 9Gbclitc-
ne opbepore0es. Iettc poloIornme
Snobrio bar inn lleact br,ltlgerc,
iom Eolitiprienets Garage n'co 10
WfTrh iom @algtbolb bar lige |
Nrrbcoell.
Sueec. % Welpriicn irisemoc. =
Som Selge nf ben itiQclloc 0pcoc.
pris blep Yrlien paa Speoencl iglcn
iorbsict mleo % Gents iioitc 2erbag.
5 9S Vliros Srffc, lolQt ! &ognlao-
ringer par BriIcn Dtelcbpcn
$t6.25 pr. 1snbe, bpilfct er So ME-
re cno ben lopcite Vris bette Iur.
@nretransport mcb Gnftifibc. Get
o~clfienote alsbnlonosiirmn Canton
So. / minneapolis giorOc 'orlcoen
Toranitaltnln9 til at inn jig enocl
&orcr, bopcbio9clig foitbare Siltc-
tsier, tilicnot fra Neip :gorf mco to
2uitifibc, % oiSic, bocr Isrellbe 400
Tltno, tlltruabte Nciien Soraoa9
Iormlooog. Scr raicoc ell bc1tlg
Sneitorm opcr Wiobapt &nIcp, net
op iom De frpbicoe oennc Gel al Sta
fen Hcn 2)orf, men DC 10 ,Sorfo'ter
noocoe bog Sprac,iie pro Dtlbbaga-
tioer, o. ire Elmer ienerc lunoeoe DC
/ Buffalo. Sielgc Telegram pcntcoe
DC TO Slpperc at itad Chicago SrcDa9
9lftcr for iaa Ssroaa at tagc Ell llocll
Mtorgcntur op til Wi~nreupolls. l(n-
Der normalc Sorholoe plloe bel 'aa-
ban transport falbe llbt pel foltbar,
men oct fontnner MI life alto an paa
hpao Oct f%oitcr, On set airlocr at
ifoiic ii9 &urer til hpiIfcnIombelIt
Yris. Gcttc err forreitcn ct Grperi-
lirent, Iom prffer itpr Cpiigt oper
belle 9uroct.
Suftpoitrmte aabncs lite Nnli. Gll
rc9clmuaiig S%uitpoitrlite mcIlem ct.
Soul5 % Spllingbpcrnc, pia Gbico-
90, pil aabnes Den lite &lli, ont DC
ncbpcnbigc Nongars cr Irroige til
Den Sib. elsie ifal opierca paa ben
tibllgcrc Spcaopap, lont altlan bli-
Der Enloingaplabs. Stcot lager
befpenrt mclcn ct. Foul % Wiiu.
ncopolia, ian Eolten hurtig mco
Grlrcfa fan iorcs pibcrc I'll De TO Np-
cr3 V%oitfnntorer. Scr nil niltagc-
lig a%lfonlnlc % aigoa CT Toltllft-
itib bpcr Tag - bpcrt iercnoc inbtil
10000 @repe. - gnbplocre nlclocs,
at &. :. Gage al minneapolis, tio-
ligcrc aaiiitcrenoe Superintendent al
Sorcncbc Staters rScrnbanepolttlc-
llcite, cr uonTpnt til Superintendent
al 2uitpolttie1citen mco &opcofpar
fer / minneapolis, lomt at Der paa
opcnnupnte SlpucploOa lful onlTas
ge5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor Sllftlfi-
be % urirttca Is Mrfnnifcrc %
Wfcbhiclpcrc ian1t ire &agtntrno %
ire IIpperc. Set fines Iaalcoea al
aiort, at Tlarlcn oer1c Sang blipcr
glcnnemfprt.