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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
1900 To MARCH
IN PARADE HERE
ON LABOR DAY
Union Men Meet to Discuss
COOPERATIVE Store Plans
Organizer of Walters and
Cooks Needs New Socks

Twenty-three organizations have
expressed their desire to take part
in the Labor day program, insur-
ing participation in the parade OF
1880 forming a procession a mile
in length, 1t was announced by the
program committee at a meeting at
the Labor temple last night to pro
mote interest in the cooperative
store being organized here.
One Albuquerque store has a
force of officials who draw sa.aries
amounting to $4,000 per year, de-
clared a speaker,
There are over 100 grocery
stores In Albuquerque where half
the number would supply the de-
mand ordinarily" said w. S. Pat
terson, secretary of the machin-
lists union.
Merchants Of Tucson offered
their condolences when we organ
ized the cooperative store there,
and when a bank was started the
bankers offered their sympathy for
llt WOl hltlE IiltH WIZ WOdIu
lose their money. But now both are
working at profit to the working
man" declared H. l.. Brown, or
ganizer for this district
Mr.. Beck, organizing the local
cooks and walters. said he was in
need of clothing, but was waiting
until he got back home to buy Il
pair of socks in his own store. He
declared that he is showing local
restaurant and hotel workers how
they can make $500 more per yea
when organized, but they have been
slow at falling in line.
Newspapers don't dare print
what we have said here to-
night but the working man II
thinking, the cooperative store is
spreading" said G. ]. Williams
manager of the cooperative store
association at Gallup.
Following the meeting seVefdl
men signed pledges to take STOCK
in the proposed cooperative asso-
citation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
TAYLOR ON WAY
To HELP SOLVE
BRADLEY TANCLE

George Taylor attorney who
represented Madeline Williams and
w. A. Murray while they were de-
tanned here on charge of larceny
by +. F. Bradley, of Los Angeles,
left last night for Los Angeles
TO defend them on whatever action
is brought against them there.
The complaint on which they
We're taken back to the coast
Sunday night is larceny, Taylor
said last night The specific
charge, however, is forgery, Tay-
lor said, explaining that the Cali
fornia larceny statute is broad
enough to cover forgery.
Not Yet Indicted.
While the grand jury in Los
Angeles has been in session con-
tinuously during the last two
weeks, no indictment has been
returned against his clients, Tay-
lor said and he is of the opinion
that Bradley is more than willing
to drop his charges but the bank
that paid money on the papers in
question is insisting that Murray
and the woman be returned there
to clear up the transactions in
volved between Bradley and his
former employees.
In this connection he stated that
the Los Angeles bank advanced
the money to take the two back
to California and has practically
agreed to guarantee their expenses
back this far if the charges against
them are dismissed,
"Mr. Cooley" Identified.
]. r. Cooley, the third party In
the tangle, who voluntarily ac-
Murray and Mrs. VIII
liams back to Los Angeles, was
formerly stock salesman for
Taylor said. He sold no.
stock, because Bradley was never
able to get his projects past the
"blue sky" stage, according to Tay-
lor.
Taylor frankly admits that the
case puzzles him, but believes that
the man and woman arrested here
did not steal Bradley's money
Bradley claims they got about
$1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
PRICES TO DESCEND
GRADUALLY DESPITE
INCREASE IN RATES

sy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED Wtssl
Chicago, Aug. although the
wage awards to railway employees
and the increased rates granted
the roads "will add considerably
to the general cost of living" the
peak of high prices has been
reached and there soon will be a
gradual descent" Albert Levy,
president of the Manufacturers
and Importers association Of
America, declared today in a re-
view OF conditions made public at
the opening of the associations
merchandise exhibition.
Price decreases will come slowly,
however, he declared, adding that
"too many foolish surtaXes" was
a chief cause of high living costs"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
BLOCKED ALLEY AND
"ACTED up" SAYS COP

Juan Alguin not only blocked tn"
alley between First and Second
streets on Cen tal avenue. but he
"sassed" a policeman, the officer
reported. He win explain to Julge
Mcclellan today why he allowed
his auto to sta nd in the alley en-
trance. The Judge says he will not
take judicial notice Of the harsh
words to the copper.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
MAN PAYS DAMAGES;
CHARGE IS DROPPED

Charges of reckless driving
against r. NJ. Hall were dis
missed in police court yesterday
when Hall agreed to pay damages
for the bicycle of Vernon Cells.
Hall drove his car into the BIZ
cycle at Fourth and New York
streets, damaging it considerably.
The boy was not injured.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
THEATERS TODAY

"B" Thcatcr--lf you want to see
Charley Ray, the de luxe star of
the Paramount Aircraft studio, see
him today. He will be at the "B"
today for the last time as the lead
ing character in alarm Clock
Andy" also repeating Ruth Ro-
land in "The Adventures of Ruth, ="
and the Current Events reel.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
NAVY ACCEPTS SIX
MEN HERE In JULY

More than twice as many mer
were rejected at the local navy re-
cruiting office as were accepted
during July, Chief Quartermaster'S
Officer c. w. Foster announced
yesterday. Six applicants were
accepted and fifteen rejected.
Those accepted were: j. A. Ar
mold, Maine; c, w. Burns, Fort
Wingate, n. M; r. J. Burns, Bos-
ton; r. Farrice. oregon; E. O.
Garrison, Regina, N. NJ, and F. H.
Phillips, Ajo. Arizona.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
POLICE SEEK WOMAN
WHO RAN DOWN BOY

Police are looking for a woman
who Saturday night ran down q
small boy on a bicycle at Fourth
street and Central avenue. The
accident was reported Monday oy
man who saw the accident ana
went to the assistance of the lad,
who was not injured other than by
the shock and fright. The woman
according to the witness drove on
without so much as a look back
ward to learn the extent or the
boys injuries.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
DELAYS
"CANNONBALL" BAKER

lev MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WRIT
Flagstaff, Ariz., Aug, Erwin
G. Baker. endeavoring to break
the automobile time record be-
tween New York and Los Angeles,
arrived here at $3.50 o'clock to-
night, four days. % hours and five
minutes from New York. He said
he was delayed between Winslow
and Flagstaff by a cloudburst and
changed tires sixteen times between
these points. He said he would
leave for Los Angeles tonight as
soon as his car was made ready.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03

]. L. Nordhaus and wife were in
the city on the way to their home
in Deming after trip by auto of
6 5000 miles. Mr.. Nordhaus Is
county commissioner in Luna
county and expresses much pleas
ure in the trip just finished which
took in a big territory in the west.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
FALL CONF |DE:NT
Of A REPUBLICAN
VICTORY IN NOV.
Especial Correspondence to The Journal

Especial Correspondence To The JonrnaiA
santa Fe, Aug. 1.-THE political
pot is boiling hard in Santa Zee,
There are representatives here
from different parts of the state
and the subject is Governor Larra-
zolo. Senator Fall came in Satur-
day and was at once surrounded
by those who wanted his views on
the situation. The senator Is con-
fident of the election of Harding,
feeling that there is no doubt
whatever of the success of the re-
wrinkles to be ironed out, but the
impression among the faithful is
that this Will be done in good or
der and that all will be peaceful
in a short time and the ticket,
when made up. will commend itself
to all true republicans. There are
varied opinions concerning what is
best to be done and how to do 1t,
but there is a spirit of confidence
back of it all, Senator Fall had a
conference with Governor Lar
razolo, lasting a couple of hours
and both came out of 1t with the
feeling that good had been done,
even though some very plain ex-
pressions We're given on both sides.
Senator FAN declared that it was
a "very pleasant conference Gov
ernor Larrazolo has gone to Clay
ton and on his return the ground
will be gone over once more by
those interested in party success.
The Southwest Lumber company
has filed articles of incorporation.
The main office Is in Santa Fe and
the incorporTt tors are A. NJ. Ed
wards, Arthur Carr, Guy P. Har-
rington. A. NJ. Edwards is statu-
tory agent. The capital stock is
$500, 900, with 5000 shares at 500
each.
The Guardian Fire Insurance
company. of Salt Lake, Utah, has
filed its articles with the state
commission. The capital stock is
$500, 900, with $4,000 shares at $40
each.
Amendment of articles of incor-
poration have been filed, where
in the name Of Weltmer & Bur
rows is changed 10 the j, F. Col
lins company.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
cow is IDENTIFIED
BY IT'S "EAR MARKS

Sliced ears of a cow unearthed
and pieced together 50 that the
brand could be recognized. VIII
form a strong link in the chain OF
evidence authorities hope to pre-
sent against three men arrested
on a charge of cattle stealing
Mounted Policeman Elfego Gar
cia Friday arrested three men,
Abel Benavides, Antonio ChaNes
and Geronimo Bolboa, the two lat
ter OF Ranches de Atrisco. who are
charged with killing a cow the
property of PlajedeZ Maloonado'
who lives near Alameda.
Each of the three men has been
released upon bond of $500 and
will be given hearing Thursday
at Bernalillo.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03

Between nine and twelve years OF
age, a child expends more energy
in proportion to its weight than al
any other period in its life.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-03
pERWlLL0
The Famous Beautifler

Have you tried 1t yet? Thousands
everywhere are using 1t. 1t is wonder
fu tonic for the skim defies hot summer
sun and causes wrinkles. tan, freckles
sallow skin. blackheads sun. spots, rough
Ness, ruddiness to quickly disappear. 1t
brings roses to the cheeks and makes
, anyone look 10 years younger. Gives a
youthful complexion and "A skin you
love to touch" A single application
proves It. See large announcement soon
to appear in this paper. ask your drug
gist' 4pUat It, - iFsss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Worjfe Stuocntcr Imertfa

Ger er iaar Ell opcrralten0e llligs
teo | Iiitallet al inimatrifulereoe
Stnoenter ira DC iforbinapiife San.
De peo De f~orifjelige omerifanife
unlueritteter % andre hsiere S9rc-
anltalter. Intalct ira Noree er ME.
get ltcrre END Intallet ira baabe
Sperige % 3anmart tilianlmen.
Seo NasIadyuietts Ssnititllte Of
technology, for grempel, iinbes for
SiOcn bare en- Stubent fra Sanmarf
% Ell ira Sperige, meoenS De oerpG.
renoe Stuoenter fra Horge teller 81.
GeO @iaconiinS Statsultiperiitet
Maoiion er Der inomelot IS ifanois
uapilfe Gtuoenter, iamtlige fra Nor-
&c. 5 WaOiIon bar De norife Stll-
benter oailnct Ell Screening og leiet
ct SilS, Der lfal tiene iom SamlingS-
iteo for auc Stubenter, Scr fonlmer
ira Norge ior at ltuoere peo llriper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

;itp OF @iSconiin. Ser bill Der BIZ
Inlconing for Stlioenterne at faa
@iGlp, S%pmuntring og Snipiration,
o. bIi ct Steo bpor "HorgeS eooe
Napn og Rpete itebIe uil bli bolet
hsit % / 9Gre."
Sgiaa blanot Stlbenterne peo
Sorparo, gale, Trinceton % anore
al EitenS llniperliteter iinbes for 81.
oen mango Stuoenter sra Horge.
Norge ~begpnoer mere og mere a!
Ienoe i'm ihioerenoe llngOom til
In1erifa iite0enfor Iom tioliaere til
5piflanO. Senne isl9e al Seroens.
friaen bill lloen Spil / p9Iertlig
e,rab biOrage til Of itprfe Geblige.
boloelien al set gobe 6orbblo mel
lem Norgc og gmerifa % life minbit
meacm Iobcrlanoet % bets ubpan.
oreoe Spnner % 9stre, iom bar
iunbet CODE Siem unoer Stjerneban.
neretS gelfpttelIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
BUFFET 90 Kicffenet.
NpprIi,u- TrittrrS.

en- Sop SpcNcucl. II Ibcltc Salt,
en- Spiieite Suffer % y &op Melt
rsre8 Inlrunicn. HiNt rcpri gppellm'
ltaI rsre$ i ilIllut. 30 seg8cblom'
imer pi3pe$ aobt on irerc4 Il Sbe'te
9oot NtdbicNt, hporpna oct rcreS op
/ oct WriNe. Gilllrt "icloea" DC
ltippilfcbc sGaacbpiocr /. Nan onp'
per Nppellinlfipcr ~ SET oil N9e Mp'
~peliinbele / lin nutmrligc Sornl, rleo
set tpnoc Sfinb ubcnpaa bucr, laa at
Saiten life oil renoe no - op | No
rcn, ciier at man irrit bar orpalet
Sliffer opcr hpert Stpftc. Saalnart
Ippcliin Sfipcn har nurct bpppet op
i Hereil. bar man Den ltrar op | To-
geroe Smnllt % foyer Sen, til Den or
spbt brilll. &c lr1aeS oa op poa
britnt Yapir % puIueriicret Suffer
brpS'eS oper Dem. 0i5ic or uonler.
fct gooe til ltcete Sons cllcr GiGs
eIlcr til Inoeiteg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

32Oc-2909 A Smart Costume, waist
32O2 cut in q sizes "a. SO, ~. 40, ~
and "a inches bust measure. Skirt 29O9
cut in I sizes -, "A, 26, IS. 80. ~ and
"a inches waist measure. To make the entire
costume of one material will require 6as
yards of - inch material. The width or
The skirt at lower edge is about 1as yard.
TWO separate patterns.
os3G Girls Dress, Cut in 4 sizes
s. 10. II and II years. size IL requires
80. yards of a inch material. /.
32l7-A Good School Dress. Cut in a
sizes: 6. s. 10 and II years. A 10 year
size will require An yards OF 30 men
material.
psi = Ladies' Dress. Cut in sizes
"a 36. 3s. 40. ~, ~ and 46 inches bust
mca ASSURE. Size IS will require AS yards OF
30 inch material for the dress and Us yards
for the Jumper. The skirt measures about
l& ward at the foot.
5000 Child's Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
:. g. $ and 10 years; Ap ; year size VIII
2S1T-G Girls Dress and Hat. Cut In 3
sizes: .. 3. 4, 5 and @ years. Size 4 will
REQUIRE "a ward of - inch material for the
hat and rs yards for the dress.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Salat al Ippeliin % Selleri % Ipr'
ligc Cherries.

Nppeliincrne ifi1res / Stlper tpers
oper % marincres nleo "Srelteb
Trcsirna". Suer Dem lT99es mn
ifaaret Seaeri % iure Cherries %
oper Dem bar ma liot Grcncb Nres'
ling oaiaa. Salotcn lG9acs nooper
Salat. @labe.
Salat al iiuiioarne Salat SIaoe,
Ippeliincr ifaarci op / paste ltore
Stpffer, Malaga Sriier eller cant
nco" Sruer. ION er flspet tpers oper,
oil iaumen blanbet ianlmen / Ell sd
lat @oQe % tiIiat 5rencb SresIing
or nleeet 900 Solat.
9ige Sele al Nppeliin'S tpfter %
Grapefruit lraaes perclriS noooer c!
Sa!at.Sao paa Salat.%laoe %
Sreneb Gresiiue bapes oper %
"ibrcopeo FimentoeS" lGgses on
| fring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

2916-A Practical Suit for the Small
Boy. Cut in 4 sizes 3, 4. . and q years.
Size 4 requires ~ yards of A men
m material.
29O6-A Comfortable Lounging. Robe.
Cut in 4 sizes Small. 1894: Medium.
36-3S; Large. 1912 and Extra Large, 44-46
inches bust measure. size Medium VIII re-
quire "a yards of SO inch material.
3190-An Attractive Apron. Cut in 4
sizes Small. 1924 Medium, 1888; Large.
40-42; and Extra Large, 44-46 inches bust
measure. Ae Medium size will require 5A
yards of sc inch material.
2754-A Stylish Frock. Cut in 4 sizes (:
IA. Ii. rs and 20 years. Size Is requires
4s yards of SO inch material. Width Of
skirt at lower edge is about las yards.
5000 - Serviceable Two Piece Morning
Garment. Cut in Z sizes: 80, 3s, 40. AZ.
a.. AZ and as inches bust measure. A
medium size will require IA yards OF 81
inch material. The width Of the skirt at
its lower edge Is > yards.
3196-A Practical Undergarment. Cut
in 4 sizes: Small. 22-24 Medium. 26-2S !:
| Large, 1882: and Extra Large, 1896 inches
waist measure. A Medium size will require
2Ia yards of SO inch material.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Nppcliin % Spcbifc. Snlat.

Sueolfer, lon1 or fo9te uoen Suf
fer iratages &iernerne % flores /
Sfipcr, Nppelimer there's gdnlfe
Inlaat, liseiaa liot Seueri % ct Sar
Iimcntces (bpis man eniter lsilnen.
toes / oenre Slags Salnt). Gctte
blunoea ionlmcn meo "Srercb Ores.
i'm" Oh icrucreS nleo Gracfers til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
9lppcliin % Saooel Gate IS.

Gn Sop itlbaffeoe 0aoler bapcS
op i IRE &oprr fogenoe Sano, til
lrttea ~ Sob Sutfer o. imaaiur-
rer / lem Wiinuter. Set iGtteS til
iioc Tor at aifieleS og irereS oa 3
S~piiciteer GitronIait, , stopper ap-
pelliniait og oct repne Sfal al ell
glppeliiu' % Irpies berpaa loln Den
iorcgaaenoe S., Selc finbaffet
~ od ell Gel Salt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Den ryeenre Gan>e
Su forttrs 5ori@llius al pcrnan Scfler
Gor'atisren I'll "sIsp,r ire

Spminc al SfolehiemaguttcrrC
holSt set Qiilot at DTrc pon aani
1nco Sc Iorre peo Stolcbicmnct
men irarn az Dem breo it9 ON at
hare Stcmningcu hIonot @utternc
inloo liq, o. bctte brnote oertor llcl
ben
Den Scrtil fom Oct mcO |lo5to.
San par inroo ole, ~ alc moo ham.
SSffc en- piIoe lefte Ell Singer lorat
hiplpe ham; heller life ujlOc ban 9lS'
re set iorot hiGIpc andre. &lrtoc
han ifnoe uogen qioroe ban Oct.
8rugl iii bun al @ltttcrne Ioo pel
lom al @citDrercn; men BARRE 20
prrre blco han.
Soo fom ser Ct 9in1te 10, San
ifuI6c ienOc2 til @oito. ga bIcp ban
ifrpmt. Otter Bette blcu bans 6or'
ooaelier life bcQnoct ioo nobenlp't
ion ier. 9hl oar oct oubc ! BAN be-
ore olonIoat iun Der life por @epl'
fer MOB ham ~ men onot glorot
han, oct pioitc Sc uaciammcn.
Slutbe han eocIragc no8ct 'mlItc
han tiIfre0S. Gutcn ct Gpr oroe Ell.
Ter life Dor SET ham li9e mcact. @on
oiproe intct iorat holOc set illue.
a1u1oc han iaa tmtit en- %iuouarltoe
uu foa oct pon CT al Re dnorc 'oo
off 6en. : Wtorfct luitcoc han ont
frtna i @uttcbapcrue, ~o0clugoc, ltor
nco % itiaI % irnococ ilg | oct onoc,
ban Qiorbc. Som nolcn orcr bnnt
toa han I'll SprouR trsgcoc ltG lam
men Iaa inQcn flnNc ficrbc ham %
fonl iiQ mooi. Wtiatnnfcn lao poo
ham, me- inacn fltnoc bcpilc nogct.
Iar Scr nolct galt glort, iolot ocll
fsrite Tanfc pan ham, crrtcll ban par
ifuloia cIler life
Sclc ocnnc Gio aif han omtrlng,
Iom ON ban iG9tc nogct bon hopoe
mlitct, ro9et iom Ran ton'te olorl9
hauoc ciet; men Tom han tTnfte, ban
cnQang ifllloc iinoe uocn cnaon9 at
pioe huao set cacntlid bar. ~ 10
nnrlnere ban trococ at fonmle octte
io~rlnoerlilc, u%bc'tcnltc, 10 tomnle-
re % eIen0i9crc ipntc2 han al bIloc.
Nuab pur set han ir9tc? Sclo
ioralcnmnclic? Wicn hOa0 itlIloe bon
mco acknowledgements, han lom life
haunc noQct at Qlcume? On Wut
rm9e, San por tullcrllf; Oct par
0ct. Goa her oultrrlQ iom - 'onl
- bel, hporoon off bon I8rlm
Ocu. Npao oor nct? Bar ban oir
tcliQ Qol oligeucl2
Nun0 par Oct til Grcupel, lonl
fom opcr ham iuOe ! &Iaaien / SaltJ-
timcrnc? Nua0 par oct, iom orcu
Sc lmoerliqe pornrc. u%enloolgc 6olcl'
Icrue op ! ham nuar oe lang "Spcr
Sc hric Eicloe" ~ "Smlouc9 Son8 ?
NuaN uur ocmc iriitc. ~huablelc
StenniuQ iom tom over BAN? %or
set life netop Sc on0rc, lem orcu
ham mo / al GlcuOiRhc0en Bar
han life pao lIiQt nogct ullOe pul
Iaa uoa0uc mjot poa NJtternc. lldgc
Ser paoqcn. Nrrmmeuoc, .tuufenoc.
altio iepnlc5 % uroliN 'on ban
houoe ior @onc2 "a huorfor ltnl0e
uctop nan ianIcoca pines a uo9ct,
ION andre life ticuotc lll2
Bar set ga life netop octtc nan
frupteoc, iluQtcOc ira ~ trUnpcoe
imoO mcO NUb on NIcr2 "a olIt8e
ucl pnr oct Scr, tog heller til en- Al.
NSci, han umot life iau ihlttct ocnnc
ruacn0c Gun0c
Oct por ioaOou / SflmriuIca
@lo4co itrelleoc ontrlug cppc / Mo.
itnoalrn og ban houOe 'Jttcrt n'1et
lore; han cpiertc iig ja!'olo femme.
La mi@truteliq.
Der bar inqen at ie Ntcn oppc
FRA Cogi3incoTrtllct i.oo en-, loni
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
9eeOrab'T oiten, 5irsbas Den 13Se aprif 1920.

aere, at 2Gberne oirrebe iterferc, %
at Toarerne / De iorgiiilhc zine bar
~itsrre, tprgre enc isr. % III raiiot
nebcper DC blese ainoer. % bette
minocbe banl igien ON Sarnlefrcgen,
ont G~oIenoalen, ON alt ioart, alt
fiprt, oct eneite fipre ban tlenote,
oa bette gioroe, at ban lagoe Soano
paa Jig.
(Were.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
OUR LADIES' STYLE DEPARTMENT.

Among the many varied features in the "Posten" "Our Ladies Style
Department" we know, is me of those our womenfoks appreciate the
most. For years and years they have looked to these columns for ideas
and practical help as well as for the mere pleasure of looking at attractive
models and season hits. As III the past, W e will endeavor to make this
department. a real new feature, in which will be found stylesuggedions
that cannot fail to interest any woman, and incidentally may save her
money, for though W c strive % display novelties and uptodae models,
w e avoid the impractical and luxurious and conform to fashion within the
limits of good taste. After all. simplicity is the key note of good taste
and the woman who knows how to dress simply, yet with taste, is the
of the art of dressing
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Ippeliin % Habarbra IS.

Tn Sop Ippeliinlait, 31a Sop al
lilet 9ioborbralait, Ell Spiielfe 81.
tronioit, oct replte Sfal al Ell balp
Ippeliin % IA Sop granllateO
Sltffcr rsrc3 iammen. Wan llaa
rsrc / bet, til Sufferet cr alOeleS
i%nleltet % frpier oct oerpaa paa pan
Iio BIS, ioet man briiger , Tele
fnuit SIS til Ell Gel Salt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Ippeliin Salat til itestc Ssns.

SsniefiSoet lnggeS / Ntiotcn al
Taoet % omfrina oct lrggeS Ippels
iinifiper, ion1 er opppet op / ielgenoe
"Snlce": Ii Sop Sliuen Die elicr
anben SalatsS Ole, > Spiieifcer 81.
t%ronIoit, Ell SpiieIfc iiilitebt "Wtlnt",
Is Sbeite Salt % "a Spiieifc pubic
~riIeret Sllfter rercs goot iartmen %
beri opppes IppeIliuifipernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Ippeliiner / &asicrolc.

elsie er iiPr lIomerfet til Spine.
ites, men er iorreiteu gooe til al
Slags Steg. Set err beolt at pPlge
lto miooelsitore Ippeliiner r,eb tpnot
Sfal. Soppen al buer Ippeliin ifiG-
res at og &iernerle tages no, bpis
set er gppeliiner meO &ierner l. %
Nppeliinmos len lssnes fra Sfauet.
Gn elIer TO Spiieifeer Suffer BABES
op i bper 9lppeliin - bpiS BE er me.
get iebe bebsper man life nler enc
ell Spiielfe og iaa lG9ges ben al.
~ifnarne Sfipe oper iom Saas % mail
letter Ippelitnerne np / Ell &nsierol-
le. Otan bar iaa nleget TanO /, at
oct life bill Itege tsrt % iteger laa
Ippeliirerne meo ganifc iua9 Sarme
til SfaQet err riatig mort - De fan
soot iteees / famine 9ageropn iont
Stesen, ou benne 10 ogiaa ifal iteees
lanaiomt. &c fan eierne itegeS en-
Sime eler balpanben. 2ige for be
er iGroiae tage5 2aaset al og en-
3lot Smer l9ggcS paa bier, bpor-
poa Sc brilnes Iibt. 0iSie Ierperes
/ &a@ierollcn, Ipnn Dc CT Itegt /.