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DIR. Tanners Fast.

H. NJ W. Danville.-Dr. Henry s. Tanner
tasted forty days in New York city, beginning
The fast June rs and ending II August l. 1880.
was Was watched ID, closely day and night. For the
exercise. but after that was allowed some wa
Ter Ter and walk or ride daily in the open air.
HIS weight was reduced from 1877 l-2 pounds
70 III - pounds He said that he felt no III
eHects from his long fast. Previous to that
test DR.. Tanner was credited with having
lasted iortyctwo days at Minneapolis in 1877.
Inc DINER LISTER whom you ask about was
Tor forty Aye days in New York City, starting
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Marrying on SI25 a Month

T HE officers of the Federal Reserve Bank
or Chicago have attracted widespread
attention TO an interesting domestic prob
lem by issuing an order that no employee of
that institution shall be permitted to marry
on less than 1925 salary n month without
first consulting with the chief clerk This
Ia. on it's face, drastic exercise OF power
on the part OF the officers of this great bank.
and yet it is grounded upon economic con-
siderations that are sound.
But the question involved cannot he
answered by any summary decree from an
employer any more than marriages will be
stopped by The threat OF institutions TO dis
charge clerks or other employees who dis
regard such rule as has Just been laid
down Marriages will be celebrated, rule or
no rule. dictum or no dictum. That can be
put down as Il fiat proposition, but the cues
ton is whether or not they should go on
when the family income is less than some
arbitrarily fixed amount.
Whether or not sl25 a month or $3.50 or
$1,000 is sufficient income in these DAYS 10
support wife and possible children is n
question which can only be met in the light
or circumstances. Fifteen hundred dollars
ii year may be too little for a bank clerk
to live on II married and in Chicago, and
any experiment OF that sort may force such
a clerk to yield to temptations which other
wise he would probably resist But MANY
happy families are supported on that much
money or less elsewhere than in Chicago.
II is fact, however, that the purchas-
ing power OF dollar now is sadly reduced
What might have been regarded as an ample
income ten years ago might no longer be
enough to live upon either in comfort or in
decency And the young man who med,
tates marriage on salary which was ms
much or more than his own father and
mother started out In life on would do well
10 consider the cost OF bare necessities
Also he would do well to dismiss the old
theory that two people can live as cheaply
as one That theory never was sound, and
IL is not sound now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Stomach Acidity.
tCopyriRht iso, by Nat ionsi Newspaper seryie. f.,

Here 10 a subject which brings n constant
atream of inquiries. but on which ii is impose
sible to orrer definite advice because In most
instances the "acidity" complained OF is mere.
ly Guexsed At. not demonstrated by cheraicaI
analysts Of the gastric juice after a test meal
wish to assure readers that cannot add any
thing to the Information this article contains
concerning stomach acidity.
The causes OF actual excessive secretion OF
hydrochloric acid In the stomach are:
I) Prolonged anxiety worry or so-calIed
mental strain.
CD stomach ulcer or ulcer in the duodenum:
chronic innampqatian Of tho. -tchoIacy.,
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Notice to Readers of
The TimesDispatch

The 1fmcn-Dispntch,i in IT'S "voice
or the People" column, wishes IN
give spncc promptly to all corres-
pondcnts. but the pressure of let
tcrS In so great that the editor
In forced. In order to present topics
when they urc fresh and of vital
interest. to Rsk correspondents to
rOndcnsr their commune n lions into
2nO words. This rcquest In mndo
In the spirit OF fair play aud we
nre confident II will be met in TINT
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Deserter. in Civil War.

S H. T., Graham.-The actual number OF de-
sertlons from the United states Army during
The civil War is unknown, says the Pension
department, but II has been estimated by that
Office from the best data obtainabie that the
number of actual deserters at large at the
close Of the war tmaking due allowance for
tnoSe Incorrectly reported descrters(
.llI.2iI. The whole number OF soldiers OF any
given nativity in the service during the Civil
war is not known, and II is Impossible from
any data yet prepared 10 make even APP
proxmately correct statement OF the number
tivily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Heavy Rains mt Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Sept. 23.-Tor-
RENTAL rains which aggregated TAT
inches In tho forty-eight hours end
ing at O'Clock tonight, interfered
seriously with street car traffic.
washed out paving blocks and did
Park, municipal pleasure resort.
During the past twenty-four hours
4.2l inches of rain has fallen and in
termittent showers continue
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Picked I'm nj Random

The easiest way is the hardest finish
Life is merry go round and we're all riding
horses.
when 4 wise loves he levels himself
with the Fool.
quart OF applejack will hurdle .n1 o,a
amendment.
Marriage is life contract fun OF penalties
and no bonuses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

negotiations TO prevent general coal
s.r'ke IN me United Kingdom have fallen
through, and. according to the pIans y, Tho
executive committee OF tho fedara,;on
every coal mine in the kingdom will ho
tied up. beginning next Monday. The ont
come no one can foresee, but there IL everv
prospect that the kingdom is in for n nro.
longed period OF bitter strife with All nc
Its industries brought to a partial, ~ not
complete. standstill. until "a settlement 20
reached "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
How 1t Is working Out.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Aftcr so much effort on the
part OF the Republican party to break
the Solid South" doesn't IL seem
n travesty that the job should be
left - tho Democratic admiuistrR-
ton? MIR. McDowell'a letters to Gov
crnor Harding and Secretary Tumulty
are entirely 10 the point. Have just
been told by two OF my neighbour
today that they are so disguised with
present conditions that they Will not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
SOLICIT ATTENDANCE TO
AUGMENTATION CLASS
Volunteers Decide to Ask Foreign
Element to Pntroni1c Special
(onrEcs

Courscs.
Volunteers will canvass Richmond
10 find people over sixteen years Of
age who cannot speak the English
language and try to persuade them
to attend the Americanization classes
to DO instituted in both day and
night schools OF the city beginning
October 4. This decision was re-
cciyed yesterday at q meeting OF
teachers in the scho oil administration
building.
Mrs. Sam Goldman, representing
the Woman's Jewish Council, at
tended the meeting and obtained the
cooperation of n number of women
who Will try to induce people who
cannot read, write or speak the
English language to attend the
classes and American ciYics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Mnrrinr. In New ,;oe,nnd.

NJ + Il, Petersburg.-Therc is no New Eng
land state in which couple from another
days. All the six New England States have
laws requiring five days to elapse after the
marriage license Is issued before the couple
can be married The Vermont law. which APP
pies TO persons living outside that State, pro-
Nldes thht If either one OF couple is II resident
or the city or town of Vermont in which the H.
AT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Seven thousand barrels of good old Ken
lucky whisky lawfully distilled and bond
ed, were lost in fire which DESTROYED
Cedarbrook warehouse. near Lawrenceyille,
Ky, Wednesday. The origin OF the fire is
unknown. Very likely it was the work of
moonshiners anxious to establish a mo-
nopoly OF the market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

49, The Gentle Candidate
The statesman stood upon his porch
And this is what he said:
now, when I am tho President
i DrOmisa to ha lod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
ITALIAN INDUSTRIAL CRISIS
BELIEVED TO HAVE PASSED
French Government Officials Avert
Danger OF BOlShevin Reyofution
liz Over.

lBy Associated Prcss1
PARIS. Sept. 23.-The danger of a
revolution In Italy through n Boz
sherist uprising, which had been
reared In some quarters here, now
Ia completely past, In the opinion OF
French government officials. This
view Is based on many Federal re-
ports receiver within the last few
days.
In Official circles here no effort "a
made to disguise the feeling OF re-
lief which Is felt over the peaceful
settlement OF the Italian crisis the
environments OF which were watched
anxiously by France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
How TO say, sweet ue-h.

MIS-. X. t. Chcstcr--tiather sage, thyme
marjoran basil s:vory and such things any
time In september. Tie them in small punches
with string having a loop. Hang them by
the heels to nails in dry place. such
shed or clubhouse, where there is n thorough
draught and no sun; the faster they are dried
The better they are, provided the sun does
not shine on them. When they are dry hang
them mp in a dry room II put In bags, mind
that they are not Of brown paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
EItrcnlea

There are two kinds OF men don't like.
J. The man who won't fight at all
The man who won't do anything else but
fight.
And third chap who gives me a pain Is
tho Peacemaker
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Rejoice.

Two great events in history which should
MAKE the oaidheaded man rejoice were tho
death OF Absoiom and the fate OF Samson
ana y how sweet, how rcstful. Brothers
the assurance OF protection In wha, happenad
TO the kids who guyed Elijah Father of the
HaIress!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Asks Fund. in Fight q, >y,t,o,

NTn y, On n'
Republicans OF Georgia. In appeals
received here today. ask tho friends
OF that party In this state for $4,000
as n fund TO aid Harry Stillwell Ed
wards. of this city. in his candidacy
for the United States Senate against
Thomas F.. Watson. who recently OBJ
tanned the Democratic nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
In Your Mind and Mine
BY l.. Il. DOwD.

Senator Harding wants cure for money
hunger" Warren has nothing on US Been
looking for 1t, 10! these many years
has won about $4,000 900 at baccarat In Cont.
mental gambling resorts. Nine hundred milIio,
Mr.. Dubbs have lost their socks at the sam.
places.
Editor of cotton trade paper informed cot
ton manufacturers yesterday that taxation ia
keeping up the cost OF living. III so be which
why. Them avasi." as Jack Bunsby would say
Bird S. Cole- told the dry congress in Wash.
ington yesterday that you can buy booze
anywhere IL you only have the RICH, look in
your eyes Eyes right" as they used to say
in the army
The Right look" Ell? Have to ask that
Bird. how do you get that way"
Corn went to below 81 per busheI on tho
Chicago Exchange Yesterday a bushei? Oh
well. let's talk OF politics.
Two hundred English women seeking h,s
bands stopped at Norfolk and then bead.d
for New Zealand! Why didn't they give Ports
mouth the once over?
Senator Harding says the Irish question ia a
purely domestic" one. Not any more: thevra
riding In iimousines nowadays.
watkins. dry. offers to retire from the race
he's in It?
German scientist predict. that the earth vii,
be dcluged again in the year 1900. we should
worry!
Lloyd George admits he cannot understand
the Irish. In the language OF New York ina
great little Welshman said mouthfui"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Telling the Truth.

mere was Nan who sworc by oil that was
mighty that for thirty days he would tell the
""soiu'e truth, fearlessy and consistently.
Ai,er trying 1t on his wife. his mother-in-
law his employer and tho Office bow he turne,
out to be the Biggoet but Most Contcnted Liar
on the Globe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
CharconI Eph.. Daily Thought

men Adam woke up an found out dat he
was short rib said Charcoal Eph, rumina-
tNeE. he Jes natchelly cussed; but when he
loon "ronh an seen what he done got traded
TO- de rib. he hustled I'D n tree an pulle5 de-
lady leaf an stahted out bossln' de fust
home Eat 4 pickle Aiistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Barney Baruch is being prosecuted
under the migratory birds law for shin.
ping dead ducks out OF North Carolina. Tho
lame ducks also are migratory birds. but
hopooy would object particularly to having
-, sooo many OF them shipped out OF Wash
iDston, even TO o foreign countrv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Dorden. IIaIt BIIlk Duying.

BELVIDDRE, LII, Sept. 23,-Orders
30 wcre announced today by man
ayers OF the Borden Milk Company.
Five plants in Illinois and Wisconsin
will DO closed. it is stated. a surplus
OF canned milk Is given as the reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Edwin Markham.

Miss +. NJ. r. Ashland.-Edwtn Markham
vas: born IN Oregon April "a; 1852. and was
poem; The Man With the Hoe" was published
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Sten1nshIn I,ItnnIc

O. r.. Bloxam.-The steamship Titanic did
no, sal! from liverpool on her fatal voyage.
but from southampton Eng. The vessel was
nnilt at belfast Ire, and left there on April 2,
l.l2 going TO Southampton. She sailed from
Trip. on April 10. and ran into an ceberg short
ly before midnight, April a. 81
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Votinr hy Mali in YIrnInI,

a. 4. c., Rlchmond-If You will phone c. II
Morrisctt. Director of the Legislative Refer
cnce Bureau. in tho Capitol Building. he will
give you the information you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic, ex-
ceptnE on legal nnd medical subjects, nre an
swSTed free. Az NIL INQUIRIES answered di-
Isscuy ny personal letter, sclf-addresned
snhm pcu envelope In required. Address The
Information bureau. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
REDS FITTING OUT RAIDERS
Allied Fleets on Black Sen Prepare
to Halt Soviet Marine
Activities.

tBy Aasocistcd Preasl
CONSTANTISOPLE. Sept. 23.-The
allied fleets in tho Black Sen, includ-
Ing United States destroyers. are be-
lieVed to BIO capable OF protecting
merchantmen from the Bolshevlst
raiders now controlling the sea OF
Azov. At Nikolaiev the Bolshevists
are hurriedly fitting out tho cruiser
General Alexleff, as well as assemb-
ling two submarines brought from
Petrograd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
r. PIuribua Ennm.

!. e. r, Richmo nd.-Thc English translation
Many.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Senator Harding wants n cure for money
hunger" Warren has nothing on US B,nn
looking for 1t, 10! these many years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1920.
Trouble Among the political Drys"

nR. PERLEY A. BAKER, general super
- intendcnt OF the Anti-Saloon League,
the self-constituted supergovernment that
presumes TO dictate the operation OF the
dnly elected peoples government. created
an uproar Wednesday in the International
Congress Against Alcoholism, in session at
Washington, when he appealed to all ''drys"
To sidetrack the Prohibition party ticket and
supper; the dry candidates the major
tickets and thereby avpd possibility of an
tiprohibitonists being elected locally.
This fiing-uown of THE ticket vi tho Pro-
hibtion party brought Presidential Candi-
date Aaron S. Watkins to the platform with
a~speech of vigorous protest, in which he
declared he was lighting for cause and
not for party, and when that party stands
in the way-1 will hurry to my national com
n!ittee and say lets disband this party for
al! time =" This statement was followed
by chorus of noes from attending party
Prohibitionists. Whereupon, Candidate Wat
hins vaulted into the role OF stage heroics
and declared that he was ready 10 quit the
race whenever either of the candidates OF
the two major parties pledged himself to
enforce the eighteenth amendment and en-
force the Folstead act, if elected and to
use all of his power and influence to retain
them as part o; the nations law"
Even if the oath of Office OF the President
did not require it, both Republican and
Democratic nominees have pledged them
selves to G enforce both the eighteenth
amendment and the Volstead act and any
other prohibition laws which Congress may
see tit TO enact. But this is not enough TO
satisfy Candidate Watkins He wants
whichever one is elected to pledge himself
20 use all OF his power and influence to nut
: the Volstead act in class, with the un-
shangeable law OF the Medes and Persians
thus committing themselves in advance of
election 10 the subyersion of the popular
Will as il may be expressed through the
peoples chosen representatives, in the law
making branch OF the government
Thereupon, Perley Baker emi,s a vow,
and wants Candidate Watkins 10 get on, of
the way and give his supergovernmen, club
fuil swing TO set up and knock down Mt
will congressional candidates in both par
ties. thereby increasing his power to hand
pick the next Congress to do Parlcv Bakers
special bidding
II is an audacious game Baker and his
organization are playing for the maintenance
DL-supergovernment to thwart the popular
VIII in free expression as to the kind of
Jaws it wants, and the voters Of the country
should rise up and assert their Independence
OF its pernicious power in American politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Hannibal de Mese, Cuban muitirnlllionaIre
has won about $4,000, 900 at baccarat in Cont
mental gambling resorts Nine hundred mllio.
Mr.. Dubbs have lost their socks at the sam,
places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

S'2s ver day II the 'eSI 4 sn 10 1 SS%sh
Dispatch Publishing Co. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

There is reinsurance in the statement of
the National Coal Association that all wan,.
OF coal consumers. big and little will ho
aaequateiy met before winter sets in Now
that IL Is ioreseen the available supply will
be ample. the country would like To no ga
sured of some decline in prices, which seems
TO be justified in face OF the supply si,ua-
tion and improved transportation CONDITIONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

appreciated. Mono but the news
papers OF America have IL In their
power to render II.
GEORGE WHITE,
Chairman Democratic
National Committee.
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The Weather
Furnished by L. 8. Weather bureau,

Forecast; virginia.
Unsettled. Or o b n b I ,
Iocnl showers Friday
ind Saturday.
North Curolina-Un-
scttlrd. probably local
showers Friday and
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Editor OF cotton trade paper informed co,
ton manufacturers yesterday that taxation i
keeping up the cost OF living. III so be which
why them ayast," as Jack Bunsby would say
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

TELEPHONE: lsandclpn
1. Private Branch III,
change connecting WI"
nil depart ncutS.
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6rtIulpn0 Gulps.bispatlb

us TIMES THE DISPATCH
- 1905 Est. 1880
sessra 4 Sanga.y n. 1905. At the Fss!,0meo at
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Local Temperatures Yc.terdny.
Local Rainfall.
Special I)nta.

Local Observations at 3 +. N. Yesterday.
wind direction. southeast: wind velocity.
): weathLr At J.. NJ. cloudy
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ADDRESS ALL CON-
MUNlChTTONS To lne
Times Dispatch. ana ho'
to individuals.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-20
S~tatSfonpentlon
/ Disccniin

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aonuention. iom Den lioe .Sltlt bolo.
ties / Wooiion, opitiQeoe Gberit Oil.
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1ipiiions Sonitetstorps iom i'm
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8uuernsr 6. g. 9hiaip p~erionIig
baooe irabeot ia Decentralization.
Gberit Seoman nil bIi opiprt paa
goIgieoIen peb Statsprimprpalaet
ben Toe Seetember. Ger err mn ialt
fer republifanite 8uoernprtanSioa.
Ter | Wurfen.
aonpentionen oeotog Ell "pauo"
9latiorm, Der blep peotaget MOB blot
I Steume.
glatiormen lpoer iaalebeS:
"5orbuoslooen er MI et n~ationnlt
Sperasnlaal. o. enbper Soranoring,
iom macatte bli iorlargt al Solicit.
maa ioretoges al aongresien. 9I
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-20
Sper Stormifaoc.

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CT Sfnbruo, ouretteoe / Wtloteu al
lioite llge megeu Staoe poa Niger ca
Gnq, gpgninger % droen Glenoou,
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al Stateu 8aIbIugtou.
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uai, Union Stats og et haIut Tuiiu
andre 5oprs ! StormitreGet melo.
les ON bortblGite Sustag og ebelag.
te Tarmbngringer.
Vaa 8aihiuqtor State Colleges
6arm / pullman auretteoes en- Sfa.
De poa g%pgnlnser 90 ApIIrg paa
$4,000.
5 2epi3ton, Soabo. iatte 2unet o.
oct I,erfe Regrialo @anbuertet 10 al
TurftIon.
Gen poloiomme 9inS ! Smegueu
al Woscop. Soabo. a'brso | Here
Elmer ale 6orbinoelier melem ben.
ne 9p % lloenoeroeneu, men helotg.
bis uiite set iig. ar oeu life hapoe
lioi iterre Staoe. emo Der q anret.
let poo andre Steber | Smcguen.
Saapiot cioes, git lntet Reuneite.
,IIo tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-20
Sra SolfetoHinscn.

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ga. 9,676, Yiorie @i5 go. Emo.
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plos, Qilcb, 1851, 4yyIttou.
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t26,46S. &lcbita SAILS, &cco3, 40.
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oa, Mont. 1I66s. Stolr nails. z.
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sol. Sobert. ella, 2.O3G. @ettu5.
burg. ga, 400, aitorio. Gre. a..
OPT SaIem, Gre, 1859, Reoioro,
Ore, 1856.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-20
Revolution /
Syoamerifa.

Sislec ct Telegram ira Gina, Ge-
ri, bar Ell Ncpolution iunoet Stco
/ Noborepublifen goliola.
HrPlioent @utierrcj Guerra err
blenet itprtet % ban iclp % Wteh.
lemmerne al bans &obinrt taane til
fanae.
9outia Sapeora, Der iipttcbeS al
armeer, bar opertaaet Stpret % no.
nrpnt Sole Gorrasco, Den tioIi9ere
Mllliiter iii 9raiiliell, til Winiitcrs
chci.
Sen ofiatte IrGitoert bIep rnlat
til gnlbeoet Den Zoe Nfai 1917.
9autia Seocora Dor tioliaere Gbef
for De bolipianife lln0crpi8ning8nli.
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