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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
LIVE STOCK PRICES HIGHER;
LIGHT RECEIPTS FOR MONDAY

Wind. snow and switchmen's
strike in Chicago, were developments
in the live stock situation over Sun
day Chicago was hit by all three,
and about out Of commission. before
recovery following last weeks
yardmen's strike could be effected
Fat cattle were 3 10 25 cents up,
hogs advanced a similar amount and
sheep were strong. Top hogs $1,000
and lambs S20.50.
Todsy's Receipts
Receipts today were $500 cattle,
5000 hogs. and 10000 sheep, COM
pared with l5,5O0 cattle, 1000 hogs
ana 5000 sheep last week, and 49,
100 cattle. lS,400 hogs, and 10000
sheep a year ago.
Beef Cattle
Prices for fat cattle today we're
10 TO 25 cents higher, and the yards
were practically cleared by noon of
all offerings suitable for killing pur-
poses. Average quality, though fair.
showed nothing with finish and the
ton price for steers was $3.50. A
good many Western steers sold at
S1l.5O to $500. A much larger sup
ply was expected in Chicago, but
that market is still tied up with la
Dor trouble, this time a switchmen's
strike. Sine roads have renewed the
embargies of last week. Liberal east
ern orders are being directed to this
market. Cows and heifers sold read
ily at the advance. Veal calves we're
25 to so cents higher.
Stoekers and Feeders
Supplies of thin cattle were small
and the trade active at firm prices.
No high quality steers were offered.
The bulk Of the feeders brought
siO.5O 70 sl1.50 and stockers $3.50
TO SlO.5O. Stock cows and helfers
were scarce at firm prices.
Hoss
Opening hog prices were 20 cents
higher. exceptions more. shippers
bough. most Of the medium and light
weight hogs at the advance, and
packers heavy droves cost them 10
10 rs cents more than Saturday. The
top price was ti6.0O. and bulk Of
hogs sold az tl4.7b 10 $3.50, show
ing a narrower price tread than any
day laat week. Packers top was
sl5.GO. Demand for light weight
hogs 10 supply the fresh pork trade
4 large. aud keeps prices AZ prem.
ium over heavles Stock hogs and
pigs are selling freely also.
shsss ssa Lsmhs
Ihoagh not quoiahlY higher, shsep
and lambs sold readily a strong pn.
ess Na.l n The fsd lambs hFeukht
floah % fsoao. nhssp ~sFs .eafes'
Ihs eaFlF esiImsis .rss fel i.tup.
1nl NAL arrivals vtfs lp,ooQ A
lamnIlla lIaaI.als - lIszlsI. sal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
SERVICE CARS NUMEROUS
IN CITY NOW

So numerous are the service cars
in Lubbock at the present time, that
these men sometimes become confus-
ed until they can't find their own
conveyance. Tuesday morning at the
depot when the morning trains ar
rived, one man. chauffeur, became
so enthusiastic for business that
when he had received a passenger,
he took him to his competitors car
who drove TO town, collecting the
regular fare. However, We are in
formed. he thanked the booster for
trade" for securing his business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

According 70 the report Of the
Government Experimental Farm.
Easter morning in Lubbock county
was registered at i8 degrees The
wind was out Of the north and cool
weather prevailed until Monday
morning. Since that time the wealth
er has been warm and still. The
prairies are green and covered with
many blossoms.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
sI4s. 900 WORTH STEERS SOLD
TO KANSAS PARTIES

Frank Corn, Crosby county cattle
man. sold i.450 head Of four year
old steers 10 Kansas parties this week
for a consideration Of $4,000, or
500 per head. Delivery will be
made at Post, May LIST.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
LUBBOCK CENSUS REPORT
SHOWS io4.2 PER CENT
INCREASE

According TO the late census
report. the city Of Lubbock
} shows an increase in population
during the past ten years. OF
l042 per cent. This Is the larg-
est increase of any city yet re-
ported In this section Of the
State and shows that Lubbock
is among the fastest growing
cities Of the Southwest. While
the figures given are not a. much
as many people expected they
would show, still thsre Il neih-
ing 20 be discouraged about a.
thn report i ust for lncorpoF-
ATE limits % he city. and dess
net include ihoss on the out
side. and people fsnlllsf With
, the uay Luhhook l. tulit. fs.iIse
> that u Il badly scattered aud
} lhs rsfsfI iee@ net account
; foe al ~ he pspai-t'es 81 ne
; la<s'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

!. n Mclaughlin "a AhsFnaihl,
who hss hsea Ia lhs Lahhoek asal'
laIlum fnr fes dala va shls "
TsinFn ~ hsT home "Wednesday a.
laIneaa'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
DEATHS

sss 80 .
B.r y hssssa, born April 1917,
died Acrll sth, 1870. 900 of Ne and
Mrs. u. y. iiuison u Idalou. Pun
eFal services we're eoniuelei last
SUNDAY afternoon hg Rev. T. n
Iirabham and lnteTment was made
IN The l.ahbeek cemetery
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Miss Gladys Starnes. who is at
tending Texas Woman's College, Fl.
Worth. Texas. attended the funeral
service Of her uncle, j. W. Ellison
Of this place. last Friday, April 2nd.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

A. ID. Hopkins Of North Carolina
arrived here recently and win be
employed the coming year with the
Government Experimental farm
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
JOHN r. MCGEE OFFERS FOR
REELECTION CO. ATTY

We are authorized to announce
John X. McGee as a candidate for
the Office Of County Attorney. He is
now serving in that capacity. and
mas done 30 for several years. He
was hrst appointed to hll out an un-
expired term, and has twice been
elected since that time. and Ia willing
10 serve longer " the people 10 do
sire. and his name u before YOU for
consideration at the July Primary.
Robert SnodFraas and wife of
Brownneld passed through here
Wednesday Of thla week enroute
home after visiting ln the post City
country few dayA Mr.. Snodgrass
says interest Il growing ln the Wild
eat on woll hslng drilled ln the juss
llrohurT vicinity.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Ihoagh net QaoIahlI hIFheT, 1hsep
and lambs sold readily n strong pll-
ess Mast n ihs led lambs hFeakhs
f.oab 10 ssoao. sheep ~sFs ssaIss'
ths esslF estimate r.s fet .'po.,
fomplsls g|sef.s<s 80 sfs<'<1. @ad
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Woodstock, IS. Probate
Court, April %, A D., 1920. Estate
of Caroline A. Phillips, late of Leices-
ter. Massachusetts. estate in Connecti-
cut, deceased. Upon the application
of Reuben Phillips, praying that let
tiers of administration may be granted
on said estate represented intestate-
though more than ten years has elaps-
ed since the decease of said Caroline
4. Phillips as per application on file
more fully appears, it is ORDERED:
That said application be heard and de-
termined at the Probate Office in
Woodstock IN said District, on the
18th day Of May. A. D.. 1920, at o.
clock in the forenoon, and that pub
lie notice be given of the tendency of
said application and time and place of
hearing thereon, by publishing a copy
of this order once in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said District, and
by posting copy thereof, on the pub
lie signpost in the town of Woodstock
IN said District, at least 5 DAYS before
said day of hearing. CLARENCE H
CHILD. Judge IS
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
ORDER FOR SALE

District Of Woodstock, Court of
Probate. April 18th. 1920 Present
Clarence H. Child, Judge, estate Of
Charles W Brett, late of Woodstock,
in said district. deceased. The Adj
having applied for an or
der authorizing and empowering them
to sell certain real estate belonging
TO said estate as per application on
file more fully appears. ORDERED
That the 18th day of May, 1920, at
9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
Court Of Probate in Woodstock, be,
and the same is assigned for a hearing
on said application, aad this Court d.
reefs the Administrator to cite all
persons interested therein to appear
at said time and place, by publishing
this order of notice once in some
Wspaper having a circulation in said
District and by posting q copy on the
public sign-pest in the Town of Put
nam. where the deceased last dwelt,
PIT least FIVE days before said day of
hearing. and return make 70 this
Court of the notices given. CLAIR
ENGE II CHILD, Judge.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
POMFRET

Miss BouIt spent "Wednesday Il
Boston.
Lawrence and Russell Perkins are
in New York
slr. and Ms. Miles are expected
soon At ..GladWyn"
Miss Katherine Noyes arrived on
Thursday and is at Miss Mathewson's.
Mrs Overlook Is entertaining her
niece, Miss Pauline Lyons Of South
bridge.
Charles Swain has returned from
an extensive trip to Panama and the
West Indies
Miss Margaret MORN. who has been
in Pomfret al Writer. has gone 70
Providence.
Miss Marion Harvey entertained at
ainner al Meadow catfaze on Wei
5esdsy evening.
Mrs. Randolph Clarke has return
Cd from California AMI is in New
York City. She VIII arrive in Pom
fret after a fortnight
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30

ae8ee Is spending the week with he
daughter, Mrs Louis Carmark
Nj. asa Ars Edward Befnart Of
Rockville are the guests of ar ana
Mrs f Il. Ill., Mechanics street
There was large attendance NJ
the Keith auction. Thursday, conduct
"a bT Carl Witter and N A Nitter
of Dauielson
Mf Wilson has moved into the
house On 1hapmon street vacated by
8s Charles Kelley. who has gone
e. New York
TIVE neW loans were nude at the
meeting Of the Putnam Building a
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
MOOSE BAZAAR OPEN

The grand bazaar which opened last
night in Union hall for six nights un-
der the auspices of the Loyal Order
of Moose was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyed Decorators and
carpenters had done their work weyy.
and the hall presented fine appear
anee, ana the various attractive
booths, we'll stocked with the best
merchandise that could be bought, at
tracted crowd of admirers and pur-
chasers. There was free dancing 70
splendid music, and professional vau-
deville. also free Special features
will be introduced during the week
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
HoLD-FAsT CLASS SOCIAL

Mrs. Henry Thayer entertained her
Sunday school class at her home on
Thursday afternoon. Delicious re-
freshments We're served. Mrs. c. H.
Brown, who has been the head Of the
class since Mrs F. D. Sargent moved
to Worcester, has resigned and Mrs.
William Barber viii take her place
The ladies presented Mrs. Brown
with a gold thimble
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
HAVE RAISED Sie.oes.eo

Teams working in Putnam for the
$22, 400 goal. the quota that the Put
nam Baptist church is to raise in the
hundred million dollar drive. reported
Thursday night The grand total SO
far pledged is Si6, 06s so The two
leading teams reported as follows;
First. S2,075.50; second, $l,sS1.s0.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mn. Alice Ke eay was il Westef-
r. Sunds to Flif tuenHs
K keaFaH Has been confined -
f4s home ae t week hy Illness
Mrs. Thomas Jones entertained Mrs
Elizabeth Smith ST Arlington Thurs
day.
Harold C0yelI If Boston spent Tho
weekend with friends u Putnam an4
relatives III Pomfret
Mrs. Andrew 8asbaur = Prov
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENT
Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick

viii have headquarters at The Patriot
Once phone 40 Leave orders for
cleaning cut chimneys, slate roofing
AH kinds OF high climbing on repair
wogk speciality. 1919
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
STRIKERS DRIFTING BACK

Tie striking " eayers of the Man
hasset Manufacturing Company are
gradually drifting back to work. There
are now few over one hundred oloms
running in the big cotton duck plant
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-30
TIE PRACTICAL


working study we have made Of
automobile problems qualities us
to help YOU care for your car. You
pay US for the actual time we
spend cleaning. adjusting or re-
pairing your ear while our advice
is as fred ae air We supply to
your tires The money you put
in your ear is invested. not spent,
if you Viii let as care for t.
The Shop That Gives Your
Dollar a Long Ride
BANCROFT GARAGE
lac MAIN STREET
PUTNAM CONN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
en- Orore til GrjflanS.

Fari3 6te Sft. - @eionotrao6et
bar iii ocn tpite NcQiering ienot Ell
Note, boori ser freezes piebliffelio
Ss@lo6elie al ire Sfibe, laitet nleo
ammunition I'll Nolen, OF Tom al
DC tpite Wipnoigbeoer holoc5 tilbooe
/ 3iclerfallolcn. Sprlla nPpnes oct
oan'fe Sfib "0orrit" men ser er o.
lun to ANDRE.
2pItlan0 paoberaober iia set
S~tauoplntt, at Oct er npitrolt / oell
pol'f-rus'l1fc Grig 90 fnuibc oerior
life oucr lit Serritorium tilluoc
transport a arigamutcriel til no.
gen az Tarterne.
@eianotraooet irernbpper imioler,
ito, at Sp'flnn0S Solonina / oente
Sua itaar / Strio mco @eriaiacs.
3rattateiL ser uotrpftelig betcgller
&lclcrfulloIen Ionl Ell Eanopei ser cr
ri Tor ale @croens H%ationer.
Soften or holot / DC froitiaite llo
trpf % liOelllffer enhuer pincre Dis
fusion ON Snaen ira 5piflanoS
Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
freospunfterne.

Sra Niga t%elesrafereS Oen 6te
Oft. San GombIti uotalte inften til
Ell aorreiponOent for Isiocioteo
Yreis, at ben p%olif.rlSiiIfe Sperens=
fomlt ON Saabenltilitanb er baieret
paa II Eunfter, iom Sen polite De
legation IremIagoe / 9egpnoelien al
Miga-aonierencen. 9e gnar 10
pou fclgenoe:
T.. Sopiet Hlt5lonoS Nlnerfienoel.
ie al Yolens SeloltGnoigbcb. Sl1s
gen ruSitif S%nbblonoing / polite IN
ore Nliiprcr.
>. 8rGnielinien ialtlpttes, life
ionl Ell hiitoriif Seem men / en- 6ors
ionligbeoenS Iano meIlem &c pitale
Slltcrr@icr.
3. Sc fontraherenoe Barter til
itoar frit @nl9 al polif eler rltsiiit
gorgerifob til ale Terioner / 0rGns
iebiitrifterne.
A. geeee Barter earauterer fri
fulturel. iproglig % religies ll0pif=
ling / 8ranieitrsgene.
B. Tolen betaler tngen &rigsifa-
oeSeritatnine til M,slano / nogen.
ionrtelit Sorm.
5. llbperlins al ariasianger og
Refunbering al llb9iiter meo bercS
llnoerbulO.
Z. Naar Observation-Disclosures mi
oertcgneS oprettes blanoeoe &onl-
missioner til at lebe llbperlingen al
chile Ialtaer o. @ibsler.
s. @ieniioig glmneiti ior rlsiiif
% polite gorgere.
9. 2iebliffelig llnoerhanolina ON
Niiluttelie nj en- permanent 6rcoS-
truftat.
10. Soainort oenre err unoertea-
net trpiies Ger Nrrangen,erter til
0ienoprettelie al oiplomatiife og
foulmcrcieQe Gor6inoelier.
If. Sllgen Sorpligtclier ifal paa
boilc Tolcn, ioroi set tibIigcre bar
en- Gel al BET ruSiiifc HiQe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
GlcpnOra GDriitind.
st Wunumcut ifal relics / Sjsbenbaut

man9e Nur ipaleoe Wtaleren Nris
ltlag 3dhrtmaUt mco Den Sdnte ar
rellc Ghriltiau Den Tieroea nlisfien0tc
2ntter, Glepnprn 9Driltiua, ct prrol8t
WinNcomerfc. Tlanen Git / N!drheo I'D
pda at reilc Stotlleu va @rndbreerc7
torp, huor ben ulpttcli9c Mondeonttcr
leuepc line fcrlle lpttcli0e Tgtcltabelt8c
Har uco GorfitS lllieiot. Ntcu oNlod
pco albcu Naabc bar @ruabrphrctornet
SiltnNmiu9 iii lliielct, ibct Der her,
,ftcr ar ban Il tleuet ben,t for Eonoss
rurrU0tri, rciites Ell Sfuntitptte I'll Nor>
lmTOtlie al bans Napn. Nerit lNn1e
otter hlcu Nernc Stunlitdtlc tuget nco
"a tiprt I'll NotioudlmuIect. / hpiS &an,
n0l fanot Ct 0isrnc, inm tilpels hume
'tiulc Den.
Floncn ON al relic Glcunoru Gbriz
una CT Wlnocamcrfe bar bullet | Here
Nar, men INT !uoer De. til, at Elnnel
oQi8epcl 6liucr gicnncmirrt. Chen
Samorf ira 9itcrrioc tit Sri9indIn1o:
mt'iripiet til Gleonord Sbrllttla5
"Sammcr5minNc". CT S%niercs'en Tor
hernc blcpct ncget ltor.
Gn Mreb5 az 3~ahrtnldnns Weliler bar
ecr1or belluttct III, bo Siben ipne5 ben
llNerc ltcntt opcrfur hclloe, al rene Del
1tatlc, iom 3abrmnm i 1908 Giorne
llota't I'll. Ser oil life blipe foranlials
ter nogcu SnAinmIin9 ale llogiitcr
bcltrioeS AZ ell entelt Maub, Ion lite
enlier at ian iii 9taun oifentliAglort.
Statucn, iom tGnfc5 %aiilsrct Den soc
<uIi 1921, GleonoruS Neblclsnda. er
dlIcreoc ulbcr Nrbeioe i CT itdIlcn't
Nrpnceitehcri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08

HuSierne iogoe, at Den bapoe itlhSrf
en- airmpeore, iont Iepebe ianttioig.
Sea bar aIoris iopret 2irto'tren1
ION MI, ga ie9 'eIp har opertaget
@n@icn. Mco a~oaeboaen | p%er''tre
Soano foyer % iteacr reg alt mellenl
&inmcl % Soro, og leN opi'nar me
gen Nos.
Scaicm % amloien ifllloe tiItrEoe
Nicrnrciicu ira aap Sibclluitln, laa'
mart E~>iorhoIoene tilob oct anita
oclio / W}ioten al Sftober 1919, Tor
at brinNc Yoit hicnt. Get haltcoe, ga
lea ncmli0 bar ON at op0ipc SanfclI
on GcpotllolGgninN pao &at 20.
llnlbia, iOct ri bar Tor fau Eolt til
at iorluoc Stu6cn. Otter TereNlllll9
itrl0c Sc houc nonct Gictlpn | &c
rcmbcr 1919. Nto9enionbciIt gGr1
itclic ior Dem hopOc icG life, De
hou0c 0ont llOimr, Is Nlun0c, % par
irlu 10 proftiifc crinrnc aorer, Ger
til fonrmcr Otto Spcrorllpa mailge
Scpotcy.
RCiultotct al bort , Mars NrbcIoc
var nlcoet tiIireb2ltillenoc, % r1co
Gc@icnl % aWloicn ienote@ ollie NE
inItotcr Tor set fsrite Nar, hporar NJ
Tor cnfcItc& @cofommcnOe bar $40
pier. men oc@rGrrc life Al alle. Ma
nuitript, 100000 Sr0, % en- WaS,c
SotoQroiicr ienotes nleo Dem. @el
oiQpj2 hor ieG boN IllIoltpnOt9 @otI
oerai. ionl icll0c2 nlco Sanlell, Der
ln1ob life Al ale pore ~ppperllge Ii
0CnonO@Oblcrpntloncr.
Sea Ter, at Girefter Sluno tcnlnner
mco Ell Wtnaie SuQer, men le9 bar
oeapUrre fife li0 iii at oente, - iea
ma oIitco hurtiqit, % nGIte gaao
fonmler ierit oen 24oc 9lueilit.
Nonielr. Rennc % Sunobccf rel
Ter hicnL innleoeS at @iiting, Suero-
rup, CIonfin oa iea bliper alelte og
bcrior moa no itrar.
Sea fan igQcn 6oIf ioa her, ga Oe
foitcr $500 pr. Ntaaneo, bptlfet ieg
life fan bctolc."
Get er oltioa Eengeippr9snlaalet,
iom bar tpllllgct Hoalo Iminoien
til At bragg ro pau Den briitige SPro
meo bare ire Vfonb. pit bpre I. Or.
icm Wano / Npme piloe babe foitet
hom ST 900 ON Waaneoen, % oertll
moatte ban hare fompletteret i'm re-
oucerc0c Notwithstanding til
itore Hriier, San boooe ba rimelie=
bis &al9et imcaem erlten of op9ipe
hclc Grpeoitionen cllcr ogiaa orage
ofiteb mleO Sc ioo Mono og Sen Bro
piont han bopOe igien. 9tt gipe op
er 10 roget, ion1 life logger Tor
Noalo Imunbien.
0teo iau lioet Manoifab har ser
bel alorig pGret Itartet ell iua lang
oari0 og pnag'om Grpeoition. Wen
bporror iaa mango al bans oprinOe-
lige &amerater iorloo ham bar emo
mt life pRret forflaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
en- epentvrIte Retie.

Sra Seem Dorf berettes Sen 4be
Sftobcr. 30 S~peioersutter ira
8rooflpn penote i0ag tilbage ira
San Trancisco eiter en- &eiie iren'
% tilbage oper &pnti1entet. Gen
foregit bells tilfoos og bels / pluto
mobiler eler %alminoelige Toene,
lcm DC itpffepia tit fisre meo. De
TO Gutter - S. i. @lloo % 81. 6.
@reiner - brog aiiteo ben Site
Slli, anfonl til San 6ranciSco Sen
2Soc Illgllit og tiltraaote 5ilbagc-
reiien igien efter blot ire Cages Sp-
hnl0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08

Ser bIep ct 2epen, uoen 2ise i Yres
%ltegaarben - oct braeet % bet peb /
WT9Ipre!serne, % Berthe baanet. Yres
lien bIep ble9 iom ct GIG, mems ban 'too
a PrGfeitoIcn.
Set ituar saIt til biemme", ia9be
Fan. leg maa forlabe airfen %itrar".
Frelten itee / aariclen oe tierte, =
men lIig STORING banbe tngen Jet fpr.
aaripldrelen git at % BET enc 6iuI blep
ll9gcnbe / @rsiter, men liee fort git
Oct. Treitcn bapbe not Ell uipnlig Nep@
liTlper. ipm mautte aisrc SiencIte for
bet altnet Siul. 6iem font ban liot tort.
% Oct careoe lite lGnac, fSr ban lit It'll
net Seoenet / Yreiteguaroen. Siecn
glemie ban uIbrig NpsIerne.
% Wertbe bun tRtltte nieo @rli paI
oclnc SenNug. ba bun ifulbe bore MIS-
qlerrig pg title / Den lille forte BOG.
6orloen penue geretnina tan ie9
meooele, at jea for lGnsere Stb iioen
bar let afifrift al enbel S~eie9raeliess
f%ornularer ira Spartebota MOB fora
lieutge Sb9oomne. Set bar fraItige
Orb. Bar %irtnin9en oereftcr, bar alt
brQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
FREQ 90 ufreo,
5orifGfieIte fra Stoe 1.

Seniun til @rTnlclinicn, Oct pll ll9e
9inicl IallaS Observation-Disclosures
nets S%crnbancn.
Stror Tor MuSiernes 10 Cages
SrcoSultiluotllm igaar Ntor0ea no
lob, ertlprebc Soifc til Holuffernc,
at hans Mission / Higa par il,lbfort,
% at aonierencen pilbe bli aibrliot,
hpi2 ser life itrar frenltom litpetpole
&c Tione3bpro ON, at oct bar Tolat-
ferries &cniigt at lutte Ell rinlellg
% retiproig Treo. Sppiet' 1ele9a'
terne bcapnotc berpaa plrfelig at
iorbcreoe Jig paa Iirciien ira Hlga.
Stillct operior oennc alporli9e
Sitllotion fog 0onlbitI reIplilt go
Gen / i'm cNen Nunllb og unoerte9ne-
Sc poa Stcoet oct uipopanliae 60
fuucnt, iom erflprer, at ba Sof.
nlUnocnc Tor ben rr5lilfc % polite
Delegation er fonrnlct I'll Ell Sor
i%taocIic on @rlnoprincipernc Tor
Nre6en, iorpligter Dc lig til in0elt
ire Gage at nlocrtcane ell Spcrena-
fonlit on &aubcnitilltanO loun inblc
0cn0c Sfri0t iii 6rc0.
Sombltl flnoe taoc 0ette oraltl
lie Sfriot paa egen Snano, finn Tor
81 han itotteocS peb set iterfc TreS
iom Dc Nniercoc (eIler uiitnof ~rettere
Guglonb) uoepeoe pna Mtilitariit-
portict in0el bert polite &cgiertra.
Ncrneo fan man oo p~iitrof gou
i,o ira, at Sen polif ruaiiife arig er
til Guoe. Nen bpao SnoilNoelic uil
Iaa 6cttc iaicn hnue ior General
@rargcl nebc i SpbruSlano?
Gen polite ltoenrigSminilter Snrit
Sapieba ~oireiite / SirSoog3 ira
@oricbolr til Niqo for at bore pna
ielpe Nalteoet uuloer 6reosfprbanb.
Iingernes pioerc llbpifling. %eo III
rCiien fienote han intet til Set Sfriot,
ionl Gonbifi ianrnle 9lften tog / Hi
ga Tor at bringe Sreoen iitono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-08
sllo0 llurOpn!rn moo
harr frr alunn.

Get par @croog Den 1Oe Nli8ll't,
at HooIo Amuoien pil0'c!ig %
pucrroiten0e iorIoo Aomc ior on.
bor0 paa "4.oll0" at lUttc Hltrlel
MOB @ranQcleen "a ocrira IuOe llg
nripe pioere moo !}orO Web HatlIeli,
Wte66eIelien herom fonl ouerroItcn
Sc, 0a maj, hauoe aniet oct lonl 81
bet, at Nnunoicu ujI0c fornnlc I'll at
pphoIoe iig ! 9fonle ialialo Ell Wtao
neo$ Si0 for al tomplettere bua0c
fit iterft reouccrcOc Wionhlfob % I'M
Notwithstanding. SOn bcfien0t
raf Sireft0r %lulo ira "@ip Slim,
iom bar rciit ooer mc0 ell ltor Sell-
Ding Eoit % @aucr, life rem tloa-
not. Nmmnoien bouOc Naitpert mCo
at fonmlc nor0obCr igien. 5 Ct Grc0
fra hanr iii norif "Niteupoitcn" oil
man fin0c SorfIurinQcn herpaa, iun1-
tibig iom ban re0eQior for 8run0ene
iii, at ban IGQgcr ipei nor0optr meO
bare fire @tano iom 9eiPtning onl-
boro pna "Wfal,o".
4munoicn5 9rcp er eiter al
eonoipnIigbco Sen iioite Meloing,
man faor ira banL ier Qriiteu ODER
IoIbapet cr t~iIenoebragt. @repet III
oeboIoer, ion oct uil ices, ogiao Ell
RGffe andre Splpsninger al itor
SSSntereaie. Set er ooterct Some oen
30te Sult % lpOer iom lelger:
"Seo 0uerpintrin8cn ullocr Nion.
pen oanac0e ser Jig 10 6oo3 heie
Sfrueorer baaoe Inferior % lloen-
for "Wauo", uoen at ri merfebe Oct
rin9eite oertil. 9(Qereoe miot / Of.
tober 1919 logoe Sien fig fompost
ontfring oS, % ri merfeoe intet til
berL ier oen git op / CONNER.
Stror pes I~nfonliten til 9lioneen
meOte ri Snoie6te, - Sicbufticbere
no9Gn merfelige Menneifer, ionl
Or. Sperorltp har itloeret / s Wfou-
ncoer for at ifafie pore Wuieer fulo.
itpnbtge etnoQruIiitc Samlin9cr bcr-
fra. Sc bar line @intcr6oliger ca.
800 &portmil ip0oper / Sfooenc.
Seq bptteoc iii mig 80 Rcu, ION qop
1erift &leo for bcle &iuteren. @c-
folfnin8en ueO &ofornoie, ca. 1870
Sllometcr oiteninr 9iiibni Golumif
babe pau , 9lar life bupt ISorbiu-
belle me0 &lo0lpoitof % lCuc0e M
uoelutfen0e al JSiit, ipGr herli0 Tiif,
hDoraf Der par en- TeliiQnclie. Vi
hao0c 8eicQ al 6 Ru@icrc ca ,
SlchuftIcherc ombor0 / > GeQn, men
tltnoe life QientaQC @jTitirihc0clL ga
De elterIoO ii1 lltei. &c bor0e Ell
bel Del ierif iroaicn 6iif, ion icg
botteoe til mig. Seq If oQinn 3 pene
WanmutItcOtUnocr. Gn ipUr anoQ-
lie graoeoc ri ieIp no. Seq trococ
ben boObc tiIbort WiomnuutcrL men