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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
TRUSTEES 1ALl.

The undersigned trustee, by virtue Of
the authority vested in him In certain
deed of trust, made by James A. Servais,
widower. to Chas. MeCamic, trustee,
dated March 3. 1920, and recorded In
Trust Deed Book No. IA. page 25l, Of
Ohio County Records. will sell under
said deed of trust at public auction at
the north front door Of the Court House
in Wheeling Ohio County, West Vtr-
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1920,
commencing at 1000 o'clock a. m. Of
that day, all the following described
property:
The north half of lot No. 10s on the
west side of Coal Street between 3rd and
4th Streets. formerly called Mcclure
and Bank Streets. in that part Of the
City Of Wheeling, known as North
Wheeling, Ohio County. West virginia:
And being the same property conveyed
; to the said James 4. Servias and Anna
NJ. Scrvias, his wife, by deed OF V. j.
, Korn and Mary c. Korn. his wife, BY
deed dated September Is. 1913, and rec.
ordrd in Deed Book No. li4. page 49,.
Ohio County Records of Deeds.
Of the following described property. that
is to say: Lot No. l as described on the
plat filed with the report OF the Com
miss!oners in the cause for partition In
the County Court OF Marshall county
West Virginia in which Samuel Nielsen
hclder and Jacob MeIsenholder. were
complainants and Charles NJ, Amanda,
Rebecca A. .Christy, V. and Sarah Mel
schneider. were Defendants. which lot 10
bounded as follows: Beginning at q dou-
BILE poplar on the north bank OF branch
Of Boggs' Run in Union District in said
Marshall County. West Virginia. corner
TO Henry Keltz; tHerce down said run,
S. 1914 w. SO .res to stake; thence >:
! 80 W. &c poles TO stake near FORKS OF
| said run; thence up said run SO poles 10
a stake; thence y. 81 E. 3? poles TO
small chestnut oak by a. rock; thence y.
az +. o3.1 poles TO stake; thence ..
6Oh Z. 67.1 poles 10 a. white oak: thence
N. 2SL f. ~ poles to.a small red OAK;
thence y. 2SaI f. 81 poles TO white
oak: thence Y. 81 E. SO poles TO cog
wood: thence y. 42Es f. SO poles TO dou-
bic dogwood; thence y. 34h w. l? poies
double dogwood: thence y. 81 W: poles
TO stake of Henry keltz lire; hence
with the same South I" West 80 poles
to a stake: thence S. 7S \ w. y poles 10
Inc beginning. Containing 2S acres.
Bounded by the lines A. B. G, D, +. +;
G. n. j, X, l.. NJ. y. on said plat and
Including plat Of one-fourth acre OF lana
in front OF the house containing
spring. ,..,,.a
70 Iosenh Servlas by Amanda Ellen Mel
schneider. ct ais. by deed dated OCTOBER
- 1So2. and recorded in Deed Book 81.
mage 3GT. Marshall County Records OF
Terms OF SALE: Cash in hand on
day Of sale. . ,,.c.,,,r
r-o--d-4-11-1S Trustee.
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MAY AMEND COVENANT
At PRESENT SESSION

Geneva. Dec. 3.--(By tho Associated
Press Tho possibility IL again BRING
ing before the present assembly ot the
League al Nations the entire question
of amendments L. the covenant al the
League of Nations Will be discussed 1T
a SPECIAL meeting OF the steering COM
mittcc called by laul HymanS. chair
man OF the assembly, for Monday
morning, according TO 4 statement made
by HunurlU lue?rrcdon Of IN" ArSen-
tine delegation 10 tn" Associated l'rcsS
today.
NJ Iucyrrcdun said the calling Ut the
meeting was the result OF IN" feeling
among many al thu Delegations Mnlcn
had d,Vclopcd 10y reason at the decision
of tn, assembly To delay the discus
sinn OF the question OF amendments ul-
iii its n"NI meeting. SrN"ra. south
! American countries a!rr',d! hau re-
, oucstcd that THAR vote" in the pr mis'a
, he recorded with that ~ Argentina, he
added.
NJ, purHrrrdon denied Il report from
BucnuS Aires Ia thu effect that ArEcn-
tina WAS cOnSiGrrInE WithdraWInG from
the League of Nations bcrau$" at the
decision Of the assembly not to discuss
| amendments proposed by NJ. lucyrfc-
dim and others.
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DIPLOMATS GIVE Mr..
COLBY ENTHUSIASTIC
SEND-OFF ON TRIP

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-BainhridEc Co.
by, secretary Of state, lett NaShihstUh
today for South America. where as tht
representative Of President hs"n' no
will pay an official visit I" the govern
mrnts Of Rrazil and Uruguay and IN UNI
official visit to Argentine.
Before his departure on the rrrSiucn-
tial yacht Mayfiuwcr for Hampton
Roads on the first leg "l his F"HaSr' WI :
COLBY met the L.atiu-Nm"rican diplo-
matte CORPS at the Pan-Amcrican union
and they accompanied him |" IN" M"!
flower which was moorcd al me nav
ward. At the PAN .Amcrtran union th'r'
was an. exchange Of farewell addresses
between (h. secretary and Erltran Math-
leu, the chilean ambassador, ana d'a',
Of the Iatin-Amcrican ENJOYS ana at
the dock personal farcwells were OK
Farewell Address.
In his farewell address 10 IN" N"'r",
tury of state, Amba Sadur Mathi'u said
Mr. Colby would carry IT, IN" pcor!rT
and governments. before whom you wt''
represent the eminent president "l IN
Emitted States IN" eloquent expression
OF policy which has opened me-" an
broader horizons Of pcac" aNd. al tn"
same time strengthened on or Am"rl-
can continent: those sentiments ~ hu-
tual confidence and solidarity Wa''h 'h'
American people have inspired hE rrR
son Of moral elevation even superior
10 their material greatness.
Colby's Response.
In his reply. SECRETARY t".O% CNrrcS :
ed his apprcCia tiun Of honor done h!lh
by the diplomats. and said:
Il consider myself v"r! highly PRIV =
aged TO be bearer of Americas good VIII
10 the countries | will visit. II Is Il
great honor. To I've dcputiZcd by Pr"SId"hl
Wilson TO return visit 10 lirAZlI ana 4
visit TO Uruguay which he hnnSrH h"1
intended to do. had his h"lIih ana
strength permitted. II IS very hthuE
circumstance that l find myself $" r"ar,
10 the Argentine rrpubii" that ! Sh;''
visit that beautiful modern C't! ~
Rucnos Aires. ,,.,
81 have received som" very cordial
and touching invitations from otHrr
countries Of South .\nrcrira, and | ma"
given very earnest and long C"ns!d"I'-
tiun to the possibility OF cnlarE!lE nv
trip. bat | will be under no necessity OF
lansthy explanations to you. VIII" ar 4
part OF the life Of the American chr'i'; :.
when ! tell You that conditions her u
not permit Of that prolonEat!on.
Sebastio Sampaio, brazilian C"mn,"r-
cial attnchc for the United states. eau
ada. Mexico and cuba. VIII" is making
the trim with Secretary Colby ann"iTI''i
that re- carried greetings from mHn%
American chambers of commerce" ana
coffee importers urganiZa tioni I" SINH
lar examinations in Brazil. His state
mcnt said closer cooperation was
sought by the American business inter
csts and that he expected I" haN" I'M
portant conferences in this r"Ear" while
In Brazil
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Side T@1MS$
w Rf1t1n Cameron
BAD SAMARITANS"

WAYS says. Now what can do to help
youo" The friend, busy woman with
three small children. (the other has
none) accepts this offer in the spirit
of Good Guardianship in which it Is
apparcntly made. and let's her visitor
help. Whercupon the first woman goes
about saying that when she visits So
and-so. she has to get nearly all the
meals. ...,
Another woman has trick OF getting
neople to talk about themselves by show
ing The deepest interest and sympathy.
Then when you have yielded to what
seems her genuine and friendly interest,"
she will accuse you (behind your back,
Of counsel, Of egotlSm and repeat what
Won have said, after in distorted FORM
and with critical very critlcal) notes.
Still another woman invites guests 10
bcr house. insists upon their letting her
wait upon them by inches, and then COM
Mains of the way they have tired her
out. $3.50
Samaritanship, to be good Samaritan
chin must be consistent. One can scarce
iv imagine the original Good samaritan
jsmonding his money back with inter-
est, or going about limiting that the man
who fell among thieves was pretty drunk
wbcn the accident happened to him.
Real good Guardianship IS Charlty
IN the big beautiful sense Of that word'
and YOU may remember Ehrit! ''i'iN
cth-and speaketh-no evil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
MISLAID PURSE

Mrs. Edward McAninch. Of North
Fifth street Martins Ferry. unfortunate
ely mislaid her purse. while shopping in
j.. S. Goods store on Main street. yes
to-day morning about 10 o'clock. and
rs 4 result is the loser OF SfS in money.
and also n check for $50. which the
purse contained.
Mrs. McAninch in telling Of her loss.
stated that she was not positive wh"th-
or she had misiaid the purse. or had
some person lifted" 1t. The loss WAS
called to the attention of tn" prnpr!e
tors Of the store. but after an extended
search the purse was unahl" {" be
found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

MY friends are all astoniShed oE"r
my wonderful restoration t" hcai.h
since taking Tanlac, said John n
Hcrns. IL 3uS East Front ST., IlhClil-
matt. Ohio. recently.
Il don't know what il is. but there
is something about Tanlac that crr
tafnlv does the work. he said, ann
firmly orlicve il il hadn't been lor
this mcdicin" ! wouldn't be here now;
II completely restored my health anu
| have gained twenty pounds besides;
/ have Il splendid appetite now anu
can eat anything ! want without hcl"E
troubled in the least afterwards.
Before taking Tanlac my health was was
drcadtully rundown. My main trouh.'
was INDIGESTION, and l suffered misery
night and day. ] never seemed huhSrS'
and the little ate upset my stomach;
was nervous and couldn't get Eoou
nights sleep. l lost &hirty-t"ur pounqS
and was going down hill rapidly. IL
seemed like the more medicine '""h
the worse l got. ,u.o
But since taking Tanlac ] am IKE
n brand new man. | sleep like lArt,,
hand all night and feel just fin" a.,
dav. In fact, I'm perfectly wen
man once more. TanlaC certainly D'alS
ANYTHING l ever saw in my lie
Tan'ac is sold in Wheeling BY the
IloCc Davis Drug Co, 1T lli' Main
street. 1884 Main street. 10TH and MAT
ket streets and $500 Chapline street
also Z. n. Hoge at Martins Ferry. ONO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

Did YOU ever read Of Bad Samarl-
tan" , cy.
The phrase is Lctter-Friend's. She
uses il to describe the kind OF people
who give you boost with one hand ana
a slap with the other.
Here Is the example she gives:
"a friend of a friend Of mine Keeps
house for her brother. Though she -
personally very neat, she Is rather a
slipshod housckcepcr, but her brother
knowing that she is not strong, ~ pa
ticnt with her. ! don't mean that she Is
really slack III any way that greatly
matters. but she isn't orderly and her
house, though not dirty Is apt to De
dusty.
They Haven't Stopped Talking Yet.
well, 4 year or two ago she was
taken seriously III and had TO give up
and he removed to n hospital, and the
had Samaritan in the gulSc or lazy
church workers entered her house, put
II in order, and looked after her brother
That of course was good Samarltanshlp
hut here's where the bad part came 1T
they have talked about the CONDITION
Of that house ever since (hehind her
back) while receiving her ovcrho"lnG
rratitudc for their help.
. Don't you think bad samaritan Is
a clever phrase, and don't you recoR-
njzc the type? l do.
She oners to Help and Then
know a woman who, when she goes
TO a certain friends house to VISIT al
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Answer to No. $40
Quaker City Welcomes
Thity-TwO Governors

pbiIad.lnhia. Dec. 3-CinNernorS Of 26
states and six gov"runrS-"i"Ct together
with their wives. were given n heart
welcome in this city today as they re-
turned from the governors conference
at Harrisburg. ~,
station and from there they wrr" taken
To- the wharf and boarding tug they
inspected the Philadelphia navy yaru'
Hog Island, and thu Delaware water
front. Gov. t""lidG". vice-prcSiacnt
party. ;;,,,,
tonight as guests az Mayor Moore an,.
the city council. Tom"rr"w they VIII
10 t. Chester - participate IN eNCrclS,
HI,,ndin,. I'M. presentation IF the OLD
CITY hau TO chester as = historic Shrin?
This bui!G.mS was restored I" Us orig;
nal state hy Gov. Sproui Of PrnnSs'
yania rs u gift to hi" HON" city
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FOR SALE

farm OF sc acres, 2 miles from Mt.
pleasant. o.. and 9 miles from Martins
Ferry. on the pike leading from Emer-
son to Peasant Grove.
Modern house OF s rooms: running
water and bath. fuel cellar with furnace.
Concrete spring house 81 II. iroin
Kitchen Large basement barn. EQUIPPED
Tor N,re 10 head dairy: 3OxlO silo. Wagon
Shed, corn crib and etc; All. buildings
"rectcd years ago. 1000 peach ana ap,
pie trees 6 years old. VIII sell win
stock Of horses, cattle sheep. hogs, cnlck'
ard give possession Immediately.
Farm especially well watcred
G. 4. YOUNG,
d-,I Dillonvale, Ohio.
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LOCAL DOCTORS TALK
TO MEDICAL SOCIETY

Interesting talks by Drs. Reed. Full
ton. Quimby, Drinkard. Howells and
Hall marked the regular meeting OF
the Ohio Medical society held last eve
ming in tho Mcclure hotel. before II large
attendance. The subject was the
Acute Abdomen question. and many
good points were discussed.
DR.. Frank LeMoyntc Hupp opened
the program with talk on Drainage
OF the Acute Abdomen" DIR. J.
Schwinn was next with n talk on
Treatment of the Acute Abdomen"
Acute Bile Tract Infections" was then
discussed by DR.. w. S. Fulton. while
each Of the other doctors in attendance
we're given five minutes for open forum
discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
MARTINS FERRY
MAN IS KILLED.
NICK LUCAS FATALLY INJURED IN
LAUGHLIN MILL WHEN IRON
FELL ON RBM.
Died on way to Hospital-Had Come to
Martins Ferry Several Years

Nick Lucas. aged 81 years. was fatally
injured about l2:l5 o'clock This morning
while working in the Martins Ferry
plant of the Laughlin Mill, dying on thu
way Ia the hospital firtcen minutes
later.
Lucas was struck on tlN head by 4
heavy piece Of iron which foil from u
crane. lie WAS placed in the H"slup
ambulance and died on the way To the
hospital.
Lucas was born in hungary. and
came 10 Martins Ferry several rears ago
from the east. He had been employed
In tn" mill for two years. and was n
toll"w"G of n big crane.
tie lived on North Main street, and IL
survived by his widow and two chill
drcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
OIL MEN INDICTED.

Chicago. Dec. 9Th" Cook COUNT
grand Jury today voted true bills against
min" men in connection with its tnTCSli-
cation INTO the Black Diamond Oil com
rany. and the bills will y" returned 10
Judge Charles \. Macdonald tomorrow.
Il was announced by the state attorneys
office.
The men against whom the bills were
voted. as announced by the stat" attor-
nay's office. include: JOHN u. Cameron.
New York. general manager of the
company; Jacob Msttlcr, New You q.
ident: \. G. McC'louchrcy. Chicago,
treasurer: I:uEcn" T.. Foley. New York.
The company was organized in 1917.
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CONDITION SERIOUS

w. NJ. Wander Of Beech Bottom. who
fell 100 feet on Thursday afternoon
while working ut the power plant of
the American Gas and Electric company
at Beech Bottom is st!ll in a very SER
Ious condition at the North Wheeling
Hospital.
An X-ray picture was taken y"St"r-
day morning of the injured man which
revealed that he was suffering from
several broken ribs and also injuries
to his back
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Mns. MAcswNEY ARRIVES.

New York. Dec. 3.-Thc liner Celtic,
bearing to America Mrs. Muriel Ma
Swiney, widow OF the mayor Of Cork.
who died on hunger strike in All English
prison, arrived at quarantine SHORTY
ncforc ) O'Clock today.
The ship arrived To-" late /" he passed
tonight and Will not dock until! tomor-
row morning. 1t was announced that
no ARRANGEMENTS had been made 10
hiring Mrs. MacSWIury TO Manhattan
ms evening by tug for the reception
pam. d for her here Is sim Fem SYM
I.LtntXers.
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STU WITHOUT CLUE.

Minneapol Mimi. Dec. 3.-Pol!Cr
and poStofrice inspectors tonight wcr"
without clues as TO tho identify or
whereabouts Of three young men VII"
carly today held up a mail car on the
chicago. Milwaukee, 4 ST. Paul ral;-
road and obtained loot variouSly est
mated unofficially at from $4,000 -
$4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
"GAS" TANK LET GO
SliEht Blaze In Martins Ferry Garage
Follows Explosion.

The result OF an explosion from n
gasoline tank in a garage, caused an
alarm to BIO sent in At Box s. North
Fifth street, Martins Ferry, last even
ing about 9 o'clock.
All fire companies in the city were
called to the scene but the blaze was
eNtlnguished a few minutes later. with
little damage being done.
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wANrED-AGINrS,

wANTED-Free raincoat offer. Agents
combination overcoat free for intro
ducing new English stormcoat. Be the
first in your locality to write US and get
your stormcoat and complete sample sell
ing outfit free. The Liberty Raincoat
Company, Dept. Ks3, Dayton. Ohio.
Dig
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Samuel w Small. one Of The best
known speakers and editors from the
south will address L mems meeting at
the Y NJ G. ~ auditorium sunday afl-
crnnon December Eth. Taking as his
subject, The salvation of tucl"
sam" and large crowd IS expected /"
attend
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WANTE Dag

wANTED-Agents. Make $50 weekly
taking orders for fast selling Good
year raincoats; hundreds of orders wait.
ing; $3.50 an hour for spare time: We de-
liver and collect; sample coat free: write
to-day for agency. Goodyear Mfg. Co.
1909 Goodyear Bldg. Kansas City. no.
dig
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RETREAT AT ST. JosEPH's.

raj tomorrow evening, n retreat to be-
continued until u"Nt Thursday evening
with services being held both mnrnin"
md evening will open. Tho retreat is
for members Of tn" So Marv'S S"dality.
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WILL SEND DANISH FORCE.

Copenhagen. Dee. %.--Parlamcnt to
day passed a bill authorizing the dis
patch Of Danish detachment to the
wilma plebiscitc zone.
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FOR SALE.

roR sAIE-Intcrnation engine. type
n IL h. u. Also 20 #. shaft. hangers
nd hclts Call Bell 11O7 X IA. d-7-'
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aorrr1E-nn Friday evening. Deem
VI r.r ;. I92o. at the North Wheeling
n"sritaI, ,ARGARET RYAN. wife q
! phjilip Goethe. in the 18TH year Ok
he age.
Funeral. notice hereafter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stock. real es-
tate, insurance. investigate our giGan-
tic lease proposition. Big com. MarK
Graham, 70S Tower BLDG chicago
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LoST-Saturday afternoon, between 3
and 6 o'clock, in business district OF
Wheeling. $40. Reward of returned to
Intelligencer. d-4-i
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. xs1as1, 1T01.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
p-,x.,. cs.p.,. la,y ohapli1s street
oAu RhoAss lO1S-lo1o
DIED

Thursday evening Decem.
Wheeling hospital. ADA E. SMITH.
vito Of isaac Smith, in the iSrd year
OF her age.
Funeral from the late residence No. lIS
o'clock. Friends Of family invited 10
attend Intcrment at GREENWOOD GEM
etery.
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LosT-On Sunday night. between River
side mill and 18th St. Wing. 1874
Goodrich Tire with demonstrate rim
attached. Notify Intelligencer. d-3-i
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,,,n.r,1 from his late residence No. III
I u Snr;nydale avenue Elm Grove, Sunday
:, 'frI at $3.50 o'clock. Friends OF
Ihe 90 family respectfully invited to at.
,n interment ut stone Church cem'
eterr.
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wAN=D-1UAD
MAL1 on F1MALE K1LP WAITED.
FURNISHED KouBE on ARA1T-
kENT WAITED.
YOA SAIE-AUT0S.
LOST AID FOUND.

FOR SALI-Three Ford dump trucks.
Inquire at 90 McLain Bldg. d-2-i
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sIurH-At the family residence: NO.
III Springdale avenue, LIN
LEVI SMITH. in the 10Th yea0of MS
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T know a woman who. when she goes
r. n certain friends house 10 visit, al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
@eirttclicn iurbcreocs.

Naocralep, lite Gtt TN cndclit,
ironif Wilitrrtommi2ijou unocr G.
oclic al Den cneelitc Sbcrit @utlc:
oufom i 6ormiboo8 / automobiI til
NabcrSlep, huor Den ti0rtc % ioror
Hcoobuict % fo~rhonoleoc / lang Iii
mco @oraermcitcrcu GcreItcr be,
0ap Den iig I'll &olcruen % bcioa
rcns %,<torctning mC0 %nofuorterinl
Al aniercoc 1roppcr Tor Gic. %2N
Wiooa0atio orog &c 'rtnmcoc Iii
ccrGr inopao.
"Sanitcrcu" mc0ocIor: Zen inter.
uai,rcOe MiIit9rfommisiton$ NUr
rprcllc patte naturIiloi@ itor ~.
mcrfIombeo / Saocr2I,o. Ga n'Srr
iorloo aaicrnen, lana noaIc Noife.
Soloatcr oppe IRA N~inoucrne:
"GultldlIdno. S%ertltIauo ilbcr al
les. Nuc S'ficcrcruc hcrte oct o.
imiltc opcrbGrcnoe oucr Sen lille, al
mUgtigr Concentration.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
Mutiaaet iur oannafurrrocri.

SEQ Sclocr s(mtsrct or ser ifelge
~Slcnsbora Mpis" inolc0ct en- Stro'
iciag MOB bcn hicnucnotc arig5iau.
&c, aipbnano Sacobleu / Cmmerlcr,
ser iiatea Tor intct mirore emo
2onoaiorrpoeri % 6aucfluat. So.
coblcu blep meo Gciten al lit Gom-
poni iangct al GngIpnbcrnc pes
sjprcs, eftcr at ben anOen Salpoel q;
aomponict % Gbeicn ! Jorpeicn por
tagct tiIiongc. Selpe 6orbolbet BIZ
Der ioolcoes iugen Sjcmuncl for Ell
iaa araucrenbe Inflage. Den maa.
lie 6orflaringelt nlaa Iegc5 / Ben lille
SmitGnoioGco, at Socobiou bar pe.
ret anbragt / Scircn pes Tcltbam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
Hpmuiugs.&raDct

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eIter Spcrialoet / Sfopllrno ircni.
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pigif llouaIgs @opeobqtprelie al
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reo Hsnnins itrar, p9Iaa al 3bit
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gen al Sen oanifc 9eiolfnings ~
ringsiribeo % fau ltabt ell liocu
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slor citcr %aabGItiIitanocn bar logi
at iorrpffc @%runolagct ior Solfcui
iienunirgen.