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New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Gellatly, Malcolm Pierson. Charlie.
Jewett and Donald Stewart.


Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Ewell Stoot. of
Short Hills, N. j.. announce tho an.
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mar
Jorie Stout, to Lieutenant Charles I,
Austin, u. s. N. Lieutenant Austin
is stationed at the submarine base at
Norfolk, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Burton j. Lee are re :
ceiving congratulations on tho birth of
son few days ago. Mrs. Lee was
MISS Louise Freeman, daughter of the
late General Frank Morgan Freeman.
Mrs. James S. Cushman, Mrs. Henry
P. Dawson and Mrs. Lewis II. Ian
ham have issued invitations for an
overseas reunion tea to be given hv
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion tomorrow. from a to Z o'clock, at
500 Lexington Avenue. The guests of
honor will be Rear Admiral James II.
Glennon, Major General David c.
Shanks and Major General John F.
O'Ryan,
Members Of the overseas units Of the
American Red Cross, Young Mems
Christian Association, National Catholic
War Council, Jewish Welfare Board,
American Library Association, Saliva
ton Army, American Women's Hos
pitals. Knights of Columbus, Smith
College organization, Wellesley Col
lege organization, Vassar College
organization, American Friends Service
Committee, American Fund for French
Wounded and the Comite American
pour les Regions Devastees are among
the guests.
The second Of the Colony dances will
be given this evening in the ballroom
Of the Ritz-Carlton. 1t will be under
the patronage of Mrs. Walter B. James.
Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth. Mrs. H.
Casimir dc Rham, Mrs. Robert l..
Steven. Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
and Mrs. Winthrop Burr. These dances
are for the Junior set-girls not yet
out and some of their young prepara-
tory school and college friends.
The second of the Senior Dances,
formerly known as the Thursday
Seniors" will be given at the Plaza
Johnson Carroll jr, Mrs. Richard S.
Emmet, Mrs. Gerardus Herrick, Mrs.
Henry Morgan Post. Mrs Leonard J.
Wyeth, Mrs. Irving H. Pardee and Mrs.
). Couper Lord belong to the committee
in charge of the affair.
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt will give
a dance, April s. at her home, East
Eighty sixth Street. for her daughter
MISS Cornelia Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Samuel Riker jr. will give q
dance tomorrow evening at her home.
206 Madison Avenue, for her daughter
! Miss Audrey Townsend, and Samuel
Sloan Walker, who will be married
April 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horace Harding,
who have been passing the month at
Jeky. Island Club, Georgia. with their
daughters, Miss Catharine and Miss
Laura Harding, will return to their
New York residence, 955 Fifth Avenue,
to-day.
Rufus L. Patterson, of Is East Sixty
NTH Street. has sailed for Europe to
pass several weeks abroad.
Another series of supper dances for
the benefit of home charities will be
given after Easter, beginning April 9,
in the Della Robbia room of the Hotel
Vanderbilt. The other dates are April
16, 23 and 80.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Sea Spray Avenue, between the country
road and the ocean.
Charles B. Dillingham; has returned
to New York. Mrs. Dillingham; will re-
main here until April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Geolet enter
tanned informally at luncheon at the
Beach Club toe day. Others entertaining
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stearns,
W. /. Wood jr., Mr. and Mrs. Sergey
Friede, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M Work
and Maxwell Norman
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

women of Delaware had signed peti-
ton asking. for ratification. This peti-
ton, 200 feet long, was unrolled in the
corridors of the State House before
admiring groups of suffraglsts and the
non-committal but diplomatic anti
suffrage members of tn Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Another series of supper dances for
the benefit of home charities will be
given after Easter, beginning April g.,
in the Della Robbia room of the Hotel
Vanderbilt. The other dates IRE April
16, 23 and 80
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Rufus L. Patterson of Is East Sixty
NTH Street, has sailed for Europe to
pass several weeks abroad.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Helen MacKellar and Edward Arnold.
of the Storm" company. are getting
into trim for an eighteen hole game OF
gol{. The winner will meet Gene
Ouigley, the fat Chicago expert, who is
the "Storm" company's business mar
ager, in the final match. Basil Broad
hurst, son Of the producer of the play,
has put up silver cup to go to the
winner.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Ethel Barrymore reappeared last
night in "Declassee" at the Empire
Theater completely recovered from the
attack Of lsryngitis, which prevented
her from playing since last Saturday
night.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Mr., and Mrs. j. Horace Harding.
who have been passing the month ut
Jekyi Island Club, Georgia, with their
daughters, Miss Catharine and Miss
Laura Harding, will return to their
New York residence, 955 Fifth Avenue,
day.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Ewell Stoat. Of
Short Hills, N. j.. announces the en-.
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mar
Jorie Stout, to Lieutenant Charles l..
Austin, y. s. N. Lieutenant Austin
IS stationed at the submarine base at
Norfolk, Va.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
ALASKANS ORGANIZE
 NEW BANK ON COAST

The Bank of Europe is the name of a financial institution which is in process of organization, with every assurance of being pronounced sue cess, in the city of Seattle. This new institution is of particular in- terest to Alaskans because the or ganizers are two prominent sour doughs of the Northland--Colonel w. T. Perkins, formerly of Nome, and Danilo Vucetich, late of An chorage. These gentlemen form the banks organizing committee, and have opened offices in n, the Pioneer building, room 62S, where an al- most constant stream of people, among them many Alaskans. daily make their appearance. .~ .-.--
 The Bank of Europe is capital ized at $15O,OOO, with an undivided profits fund of $3O,OOO. Shares are selling at s12O, s1oo of which will go to the capital stock fund and $20 to the undivided profits fund.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
TIMBER SALES SHOW
 INCREASE ON COAST

During the month of December the Cordova forest office executed eight timber sale contracts, involv- ing 83,1OO board feet of saw tim Der, S1,393 linear feet of piling, and 30 cords of fuel. The receipts from these transactions aggregated .$5531S. Four of the sales were in the Cook inlet region and four in Prince William sound.
 Since the first of the fiscal year July D, "A sales have been ex- ecuted, covering a total of 3,265,- 14O board feet of timber, valued at $5,76O.95. During the same period Hast year there were but A sales fconsummated, covering 2.469,22O feet of timber, with value of $3,-
 599.74. - "..: i The steady development of the fishing industry in the Prince Will. jam sound region is creating an in creased demand for national forest
 timber.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
Department of the Interio- Alaskan Engineering Commission
NOTICE

Passengers are required to pur- chase tickets before entering trains. Tickets can be purchased from
 the station agent, whose office is in the employment office. on the ground floor of the General Office Building,
 Alaskan Engineering Commission. or at Camp 415 North Nenana). Tickets will be on sale at ;.ny
 time during office hours, and can be purchased in sufficient time before the departure of the trains Regular trains for the south leave the foot of 4 street on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 q. m., and from Camp 415 North Nenana), for Fairbanks. Tuesdays and Fridays, at l D. m. The following is the schedule be- tween North Nenana and Fairbanks, subject to change without notice:
 Leave Fairbanks at zoo a. m. i;
 arrive North Nenana, II: 80 a. n. 1 Leave North Nenana :O0 D. m
 arrive Fairbanks, 5:30 p. m. 1 No tickets will be sold crossing
 the river. Those intending to trav
 el to Fairbanks must make the,r
 own arrangements for reaching North Nenana.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
ISLAND FASHIONS ARE CONFUSING TO MARINES

ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands United States marines garrisoning these new possessions of Uncle Sam cannot understand the fashions af- fected by the natives. Why negro or Cha Cha Indian should wear an overcoat when the thermometer stands at 100 in the snade mysti- fies them.
 For some strange reason. the na- tive Virgin Islander believes in wearing every article of clothing he can lay hands on. All American holidays are now celebrated by the natives, who spend the day parading about the streets, some of them wearing overcoats, capes, two or more pairs of trousers, and red bandana handkerchief about the neck. Also they frequently adorn themselves with the horns of COWS or oxen attached to the head just in front of the ears.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
FAMILIES NEEDED.

What is needed for the Interior is more families--men with their wives and children = believes the editor of the Skagway Alaskan. The average poor man in the States who would like to come to Alaska can not do so on account of the heavy expense attached to it. Men hasten after prospect of million in a year or two, but when it comes to the farming game, they know what clearing land, building a home and starting in to till the soil means. It's a long, slow process, and when you have to freight all your ma chinery, tools, cattle and the like over two thousand miles of expen- sive transportation system, a man must have some financial backing to do it. It is not the same proposi- tion as when the men came West. Then they could pack their all on 3 prairie schooner and start West, as- sured that if the Indians did not get them and they wanted to return 1t was possible to do so in the same way. ....:-.. - .-..
 Alaska is not that kind of a prop osition. It's no harder from the standpoint of the man who is on the field, and the prospects are as good as or better than they were in the pioneer days in the West. hut when it comes to getting here, you must have more than the man who came West had. ..
 There is one reason for the faith of Alaskans that when a man does come he is out Of the ordinary. He is ready to take chance. and it's q good gamble that he will make good in the country. But we need men with families, men who will make Alaska their home, who will demand schools, and trading centers, and start small towns for the sale of some of the surplus stock. And we need cheaper freight and pass enger rate. These will make Alas ka the great land she is certain to become. :-.:.:.- -.>...". :s.~*. ..... ... #
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
WANT ADS

WANTED TO BUY-Two or three good dogs. Must be cheap. In quire at Terminal.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30

25 feet in diameter in what is now downtown New York. The water was pumped to nearby reservoir and thence distributed through wooden pipes to a few consumers
 The dams and other projects pro- vided in the charter were never constructed. Occasionally excava- tors in lower Manhattan have dug up pieces of hollowed-out logs, me- mentoes of generation long past
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
WOMEN TO HOLD MEET
 IN NORWAY THIS YEAR

CHRISTIANIA.-A convention of the International Council of Women, of which Lady Aberdeen is presi- dent, will be held in Christiania next September. Three hundred delegates, representing twenty na- tions, are expected to attend. A committee composed of presiding of. ficers of various women's organiza, tions will meet in Genevt in March to arrange the program for the con. vention.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
GUARANTEED TRIP.

The Cooney dog stage will leave the end of steel on Saturday and guarantees to deliver passengers and freight at Talkeetna by next Thurs day, in time to catch the regular train for Seward, making connec- tions with the steamship Alaska.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30

H. E. Cleveland recently arrived in Cordova with a tractor which he will use in freighting supplies and material from Chitina to his Slate creek mining property. where he will install hydraulic plant.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-30
RIO CRANDE.
FURS

showing wear can DC remodeled to look like new. Old fu~s bought and sold at
 D'ORSAY'S TAILOR SHOP
 Third and A Streets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

forbunoet bill ~foreitan MootaaeIic pco
2anbingcu % 2anbitierinQcn i Norac oa
biitan DC ioritieIise Gag paa Hciicn til
tine 0iembpeber."
Nf bette ian mar foritaa huab Ri fau
ueute p5 pco Tnfomiteu I'll 9ioree. Wi
9irlber Oct for ale. ion eniter AT bliue
meo | Srrhen, at &c lTttcr ig / Sprbiuz
belle mcb Npmiteen, 1oo ale Sing penz
rerenbc Heiien ian orNnc5 pdo en- til
freositiIcnne Waahe. g}au nil muIiaens
tonnille til ar 1perge: Sam andre cno sc,
Joni iilberer 9D9bclaacne cllcr De / Nrr>
Den ~bcltaaenbe Gag. bIipe uco / NGrDen?
So ba. ale er peIfpmnc iii az blipe meo.
'om Ida sni.cr. % III lite o0tcr ar oiere
Soriticl a SoIf; til n CT ale Senucr
og Sstrc at samle Gorqc, % Tom iaue
banne oil bun / lin @prchitoo enite %
rcltommen.
Chen 1914 oil bette bIjpc Zen itsritc
Sc9ipcnbeo blanct @pQNcioIt pua bcaoe
Cher al Sapet, % after bIipcr Der /
Norgc mango, Der peb Ncuuc Slnleonii,a
pil pente tine hiem til @Iroc % Sam
for &c o9 for Dig.
Nor nrrinere SplpsninQcr u~ngadcnne
Srrben %'triper man iii:
Noniteen for Norqeairrocn 1921.
1910 Bro Strcct So.,
minneapolis, Nlun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

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Dgteoc ri
JicnuinGc
a bel ior
lite SLATE
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MDpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

dlt anhet enb ~behaocIiot al bdpc alt BET
Nnipar, ale &c ertra Teiier % pite itpre
llo9iiter berrreb forblurone, ollie &c &Idoes
nlnal oper nlauat % rne9ct .. /. u, 0. i. D.,
'oa a ban DOG pili9 ri al tattc for
&nI9et.
On Hepiiionetomitc. ~beitaaenbe al =.
:. SropoIb % Soln 8nIb, bleu llonGpnt
for at eiennemgaa aasicrcrena @e9cr,
fer DC ouerlobes Den nne NnSicrcr. Dc
banoIin9 al en- Stripe!ie ira Sn9oeIaacs
ncs SGllesrdoD an9aucube 100sIorsfeit
for ben norite emigration enbie nlcb Den
Scilutning, al buiS Naioriteteu al @psz
~bclngene 9aar meb, ioa bill o9iaa &omss
balsldget. @eIIlittei. ar en- Satterc'nlus
ton bIcp %tilitiIet Goncorbiu GoIIe9c liant
@nen Woorheao for al Den %cIpilie %
@Sre bepiit o5 | bi5Ic 10 Sage. &iccs
fcrnanb @oIo too iao @cneIicr for Ntes
Oct nogIe gtinliter % opcrrotte N%orntdno
Gamer en- ltoen @aue pdd S54.25 lonr
Ell Iiben YdaitlcnueIie for hans StrGp
% Sirfe bdube iblanht oa % for o5.
Saa blep Oct fpreIloaet at drliaact, ar
$500 at Observation-Disclosures bliocr rbs
bctaIt @iccIornlanb @oIo for bans tros
fate Sirlp OF Stptte / ale bi1Ie Tar.
Sprnnaupen bplocr laa ell rottcr Gale
nlco S~nfenltringer baupe pan Sdacta %
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hicnt, Grp2bp. q. sat, Joni q tiliteoe
unOer Webet. men bar va Heiie Ill
Npr9e. Nfr. og Ir5. llnbiem cr be9ge
ira %NnnNaI5ncS / MomSbaIcn. Soo font
nter bcu ~ubn9aeIige Scretuin9, ar MrS.
&un5 Se9ae, Nnoooct, g. Sat, par beb.
&uu bar Ell al sc ferite iii at bli Mieos
lem al 2u9et. 6cnoe5 Tiacuapn bar
Jia9nbiIo Seggemoen. SiIiIut fommer
Icitprelien mcb en- inbtrrn9enhc Spfors
BRING iii baaoe benz, Iont CT Meolemrner.
% andre, ipm enbnr life bar meIbt iig
inb / 2a9ct, at 9iere lao me9ct DC fan for
at fan Ipl9t Iarbp9crne % prepe at be-
tale up &ortingcnten Iuapas ofte ION
nulliot. Com @eeerue itaar, iaa or
mango al Ieblemmernc flerc Plan tilbage
meb aortingenten. Sen er bare 30 Gents
pr. Ndr. Sen nre Iarbog er ogian bare
50 Gents. Set or ingen flor Sllnlp, ipm
ifoI til, og ale, JONI er 8untsbsler, bcbcs
gobhebSirlot otfirIpc I'll % holbe Sa9et
aoacubc rco ar ienhe gobpiui9t> inb iii
Nnsicrer 5. R. 0talme, S2S @roaoipap,
Sarge, q. 9at.. babe for Sen nbe Mars
bog oo for Detailing df reiterenoe Iarsz
contingent. =. g.. 9au, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
Gale Eouc0c.

Sale SpllcQc bar MI prret | NlrtIonts
heb omtrent 10 Maaneber. Gleucrnc har
/ oenue Sio hit iia ilittise / line Stuoier
oo ipri9e / andre @irtiombebcr, ION bri.
res uoenom oct eaertIi9e StolearbeiNc.
inoiom Muiif, Iitcrrre Soreninaer
Sport o. |. b.
On Iitencn Sen 22bc Sttober 9ar
NulitafreIingen nnoer Wiis Ilice Sacob.
ions 2ebeIie Ell llnncrholonine ~beitaaeuot
al NoIteiange fra sc for1ijeuige 2anNe
Sc optrrbenoe bar "a peiau lpcr Dc
2anos R%ationulbro0t ionr Teofpnumcnpt
rcprrIenterte. Nt Tubliflm pnaitisnrci
i%aaoanne llnberboIbnirser fees tpoeIir
not bcraf, at life er9nng ~Sorbunosiena.
FOR @cnrootS p%olitiite 0tehc / gpenS Iu.
bitorium ianlmc aoeIo tltbc poIbe tonnnrt
%rnfcr / GpIeeets Cal.
Wiis Sacobion iorticner p~isieIi9 ser
Ios, ion, ale iaa pilig 9iper benbc ioI
henoes bngtiae Mrbcibc / Wuiitofoclina
gen. @eb Chen al YtiI5 Sacobion oq
hcnhcs Nsiiitcnt, Niis Wargnret @iiiru
bar Sale College prrct ida bclois at Iitrc
iia iom Snltritter / Srfcitermliiif %
GIocution Iiis NIicc Meth % / @iolins
lpil Wr. H,lboIf ApcIpc, Niis Seth bar
fcr, for uo9le Iar iiocn. unocrpiit per
Gale College. Sibcu BEN Sio bar hun
punbet zig griarina % On, iGrIis ION
2ebcr for "Gpmmuuiiu @prf" / flere al
@anncts Sturbper. 5 SorbinbeIie meb
oct Irbeioe bar Bun iaaet iitanb flerc
ltcrre "Taecnnts". Sale College bar "a
llbiiat til at faa CT pe!spet Srfeltcr unber
benbes bpsti8e 9ebcIic.
Mr. &peluc bar lin Stuoio / Ga Gro5ic,
men %fornnrcr regclmG@iig no I'll Gales
bile % unberpiier Dem iom intcresierer
iia / @ioIinipiI. Sou bar ituberet nnoer
8iuiam Iuc @baiI / WinneanoIis po
urScr Sbeooore Spierina / Reip gort.
: ilere Iar bar Tr. apelne &eSlcm al
Satultet oeb Iac Ybnil School Of Niuiic
/ minneapolis.
Srebag gften Sen Ace Horember sau
IliiiilGrerne peo GoLe9et Ell Hecital /
@pcns Iubitorium. SC p~ptrrbenbc bar:
Wiis IIice Sacpbion, Sopran; Iiis
Iarsaret 8utrli. Eianiltinbe; Scr. HIs
ooIf apelue. @ioliniit. programmed be-
itob at ct gpot llopalg al anerfienot
Ruiif, oa Oct aioroe itor 2ptte. Spilfet
iitc alene ocraaocr re optrrSenbe iii
sgre, men or osiua CT fortrinlig Ibers
tisienlent for Sfolen. On lianenbe Hes
cital agtcs giuet paa Splmen Sirsba9
Sliten ben 23Se 9tupcuber.
Yaa @aIghdgcn. ocn 2ben Nonember,
ioretoges CT TRAN potc" a aanoipns
tcrne for ErGiioent. @luernsr % Senas
TOR. Sire al gIepcrnc bolSt @algtaIcr
og frembolot sc foriticaige poIitiife Bar
tiers 1rinciper o9 Tlatform. Ga Stems
mcrue bar taIte. bite Def fig. at Sarbins.
Blaine o9 9enroct bauoc prrbet. 5 @es
traatning al oct pirfeliae @aIgsuofaIp
ices Oct, at llnsbommen fsIser npfiaa
sobf neb / Yolitifen ogiaa.
: 9sbet al iibifc Raaneb CT Der blct
hpIbt forifielise Msber, babe firieIise
oa educational. Saaoibt mulio bar
Stolen ipat at Iape iia reprrientere peb
%ioaoanne WteSer. |eh Wieoct al go
crosse &rcoS / Srempealeau Iauep Mes
nisbeb. Yait. q. @oes aale. beltos baaoe
Yait. g. g. ). Meaue % Sfolens @eitpe
rer, Yroi. 8. &. Spanion. Den 22be
Sttober bipoancoe WRiiS Npietb @eitern
@isecnlin Seacbers' IsiociationS Nebe
/ 60 Grosie. Gen isrite llse / Nopems
Der bar 8isccniin educational ISlocias
zion iamIet / ct ire Sascs Wtsce / NiIs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

Eeo. Get bar iorbubt OF ooreloSe
borne Golf ben Gag, Iigeiom MAJ,
life mautte 6riffe Bin eler ipiie
Saas 2ben Sttober. 8iorbe maj,
Oct, Dor man iiffer poa Of % inhen
itrtt Gage.
Spdb BET ongoor OF bope IsoieIs.
Dag 2oen OCTOBER, er bet nof life
lhelolG Tor Wpn0 ION for aoinber.
Zen Wtanb. iom er isot 2oer Otto.
Der, oil Ieoe ct i,lnfteIiq Gin, Iiaae
UNDER for MelunfoIi % os / en- una
Iloer, bouo apin6er angaor, biz bun
Iom ofteit bare mutt o. fofet, men
eIter al Sarbipnliebeo rIptfelig.
Ser er Worf Suains Intlaae moo
Sttober:
"Sftober er ! i9rIig Grab Ell ior.
Zig Ntaoneo Of ipetl,Iere /. 9e OIL.
ore Maoneber, iom BET / iqrIia 9ra6
er iarlig al ipefllIere /, er sSuIi, So.
mar, S~epternber. ISril, Iooember,
Wtoi, STARTS, Sl,ni, December, Iu.
quit % 6ebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
Sftcbcr Maanco.

Sttober bar ct baorlig Ipqte; Den
ltal erter Sigenoe pGre Iarets uheI-
big'te 0taaneo, % oen Wonb, iont
glitter Jig poa Ell al oet1s en- oa treot.
be Gage bill mes Chen lie lin lnge
@rito nopifle Jig til en- onoifobsfulo
og poer't ialoi,r apirtoe. s Gna.
laro, hpor Der egentlig er nofioa
nlegen Spertro, Ell sggteifaberre me
get fau / Oftober.
SpaIen, iom 10 er et ll~lpffesiten,
er Sftobcr Waaneos Seoi1, men
brlrlger merfclig nof life lllnffc til
Den, 'oln CT loot / oenne Waoneb.
en- gainmel fronif arcnifc ii9er,
Of ira 5te til 12te Sftober Dor man
life inoIobe Jig paa at ofilutte nooen
Sorrctning pg heGler life foretoae
roeet pigtig Sfribt. Spao 2oen 81.
tober arl9aor uor Sen Ell al Of IoretS
Ter "heoeliee Sage. Set bar life
heloig at pore isht Sen 2ocn Sfto.
Der, man piloe ga 90 en- poloiom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
SpaoeIaeeneS N%oraeSfGro 1921.

Gumitecn for gpaoeId9cnes Horaes
frrb hoIbt Dtpoe / minneapolis Den So
Noper,bcr. apmiteen oreaniIcrtc zig pei
at prl9c en- miblcrtibis geitprcIic bcitan:
clloe al fsI9enoe GmbcbsmGub: :. 81
9aIbn, Sormano; Narilis 9ageu, Setre
trr; g. 8. Slitab, Sasierer.
sor at lctic Irbcibet meb aorrcipon.
Dance % fpritieli9t oebrerenbe Srbnin:
gen ar Srrhcn % Undertaking az @iIlet.
pcnae beIlilttcbe DC at eentraliiere Irbei.
set iualeoes, at al aorrciponodnce an.
oaaenoc Srrbcn ienbes til Den nebenfol
nTpntc Gbresie.
acn,itecn bar aiort Sperensfpmit mel
Glinaro Gampitibsliuie faaIcbes, at bette
&ompani paataecr Jig at bringe SGroen
Ser bill beitaa al minbit 1000 Neblcm.
ncr, fra Neip 9orf iii ariitiania paa er
Sib, at &c reiienbe tan bore frenme til
line Ssbcbp9ber til SeitIighebcrne Der
17be Tai.
Ser er alerebe &rrfter | @enGeeIit
ser bienrme paa DC fpritieliee Stebe,
Der prbner mcb itpriIagne MobtaeelicSs
fcitcr for Amerifdncrne Den 17be Iai
I Solsr bar SplersSbal Siitprielag fans
men 1nen MISUNDERSTANDING Irrdngcs
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