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New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
7th Regiment Asks Business
Men to Aid Recruiting Drive

Flying squadrons, composed Of for
mer and present members Of the 7th
Regiment, will begin canvass of bust
ness firms and employers of labor this
morning, seeking assistance in the cam
paign to recruit the regiment to the full
strength of 1,4O0 men. The heads of
large concerns will be asked to designate
a number of their employees between the
ages of eighteen and twenty-five,
amounting to one-fifth of their male
personnel, as possible recruits.
Employers will be asked to make an
announcement that men shall receive
full pay while on military service, and
will not have the two weeks devoted to
camp deducted from their regular vaca-
tions.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
Card HELP Wanted
Situation
HELP WANTED MALE

CRAFTSMEN, oil map, experienced In trac-
ing; engineers degree not required: oppor-
tunity 20 start with large new company.
Apply se2 Fifth ave. Room 721. between 3
and 12 a. m
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
200 Policemen Go to Rifle
Range for 2 Weeks' prac+;c.

Two hundred members Of the RiAe
Unit OF the Police Department are liv.
ing the life of a soldier at Fort Wads.
worth. They pitched camp yesterday
and will be busy at rifle practice TO,
the next two weeks. The work outs
will be under the direction of Actine
Captain Charles Schoheld, drillma steI
of the department.
At the end of the two weeks train.
ing period the remaining 200 member
Of the Rifle Unit will 20 to the rang.
The unit is composed of members OF
the department who saw service in thu
war.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08

eviidoers If crimes are to be halted.
he ne named Dennis F. Driscoll, insur-
az afce eho broker, OF Z Pine Street, foreman
aonlgman. produce dealer, Of 38l
greenwich Avenue, foreman of the addi-
tional grand jury. ~NN'
The law should be terror to evil
doers," declared Judge Muloueen. "it
VIII not be, however, unless we strike
nard ma and quick l believe in General
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
Navy Orders

From The Triounes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Brinkmann. Ii q. e) G. A.. to u s. 8.
Griffith Gun. G. H., to U. s. s. Elder
Hurrell Bosn w. A. to u. S. S. Kewaydin.
Lindley. 1t. Com. l.. L.. to U. S. S. Ar
kansas.
Love, Gun. q. H, to battleship So Q. At
lantic feet.
Monks 1t. 6. g) r.. to U. s. s. Salem
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
Named Mayor by One Vote
Republican Chosen in Norwich,
Conn.,. Over Incumbent

NORWICH, Conn, June I'm the
city election here to-day Herbert M.
rarue. Republican, was elected Mayor
by majority of one vote over Jere-
miah J. Desmond, incumbent. The vote
was 1,abc to LASS.
Earold T. Robinson, for Tax Collec-
tor. was the only Democrat elected,
the Republicans carrying all other Of
nccs W SAFE majorities. Mr.. Robin
son, an ex-service man, is the son of
the late tax collector, Thomas A. Rob
inson, who held that Office for twenty
two years.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
Chicken Costs Woman's Life
browns in Attempt to Rescue
Pet From Tank

- TOLEDO, Ohio, June 6.-An attempt
txsts 70 Iescue pet chicken from a tank Of
Emma Barbara Wilson, sixtv-ninc
years, old, of Providence townshin
near here. "o"'p'
The chicken fell into a water tank IN
the cattle yard. Mrs. Wilson heard its
frightened squawks and bent over the
edge OF the tank. In doing 50 she lost
her balance and fell headlong into the
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL CONSTITUTE
ton--oh,ce onstructing Qunrtermaster
Ward No. !. Walter Reed y. $. Army Cen
eral Hospital. Takoma Park. u, C.--Seaied
proposals In duplicate will ho received here
until II A. NJ June rs. 1920, and then
opened for furnishing labor and material
for installation Of certain haaling plan,
equipment Further Information furnished on
application.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a SurroxAts
Of the County OF Nsw York. notice 10 here.
by given TO all persons having claims
against Edith Evelyn Hanan. late Of the
the sama with vouchers thereof to tho
subscriber, at place Of transacting business
Leo r. FARRELL. No. l073 Fifth Ave In the
City of New York. on before the l5th
day of September next
Dated. New York. the eth day Of February.
1s1e,
JOHN H. IANAN
LEO r. FARRELL.
FRANCIS I. AcCANNA
Executors
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08

BOYS
THE NATIONAL CITY BANF
OF NEW YORK
WILL GIVE PERMA-
NENT EMPLOYMENT
TO SEVERAL BOYS UN-
DER II YEARS OF AGE.
AN UNUSUAL OPPOR-
TUNITY TO LEARN
BANKING is OFFERED.
MANY SPECIAL FEA-
TURES SUCH AS ATH-
LETIC TEAMS, A BOYS
B A N D, GYMNASIUM
CLASSES, AND EDUCA-
TIONAL CLASSES ARE
CONDUCTED FREE OF
CHARGE, UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF A BOYS
e A D E R. CALL AT
THE SIXTH FLOOR OF
'55 WALL STREET, NEW
YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
Court Aims to Stop Crime

Judge Joseph F. Mulqueen in empan-
cling two grand juries for June in Cen
eral Sessions yesterday told the tails
men the law must be made a terror to
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
500 REV

Allerton House, 143 E. 39th St.,
offers to business and professional men
the who'esomeness OF a home, the ser
vice of .4otel and the sociability Of q
Club at fraction Of the cost OF accom-
modatons in u first class hotel.
1t is most modern type OF building. COM
pletely furnished with shower baths.
reading room. billiard room, handball
courts, a number OF rooms to be subet.
rates $3.50 to $17.DO per week. Refer
ence required.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SURROGATES' NOTICES

order Of Hon John r p cohalan OH ian"' Sure, 81 an
gate of the County OF New 1',rk. notice Is
against aeorse e. s ass II ths coan9, staim
Of Now York. deceased, to present the same,
with vouchers ,she thereof 10 the United States
No. csds% Street. o"sasa'"a borassh e &sn ss'
before the 21st day of June next.
Dat:d. New York. tSs 18th day Of Dccem.
LILLIAN MAY STILL,
TRUsT coMpANHYS, SS1HSD .
VICTOR G. CONNER, Attorney for Lillian
Nay still. Executrix. Rector Street,
Me- %TrR Re5k snn city; ynuvso,,cu r.c, .
DAY. Attorneys for United state. as1n Mort. !.
ssss Tr9st N.. Company %nap ~, Executor l:'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p Cohalan; surrogate
Wray. late Of the County of New YORK.
deceased, to preset the same with vouch-
M!ddlebrook, & sorland, No: 4s Cedar
Seese the dsy Of {? sw Grn nex' e"
Dated New York. the 10th day Of April
AND VEsTRYMEN OF GRACE
CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK, Administrator, c. t. O.
NlDDLEBROOK & BORLAND Attor-
neys for Administrator. c. t. o.. 10
Cedar Street. New York. N. 7.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Honor.
able JOHN p. COHALAN. a Surrogate Of
the County, Of New York, NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
NARdARETHA NJ FEsER. late Of the
County Of Nav York. deceased. to present
the Same with vouchers thereof to the sub.
scrihsr, at the offioe OF Robert E. Moffett
No. ls+ Broadway, Borough OF Brooklyn. In
The City OF New York on or before the l6ts
day VI June 4 Ixt.
FREDERICK WEISBROD JR.,
Administrator. C. \. A.
RoBERr e MQFFErT. Attorney for AZ.
minist,ato. G T. A.. sH Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
BUSINESS CARDS
Accountants


DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
BENNETT, l76 Broadway. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
Ssnatorium


BIG bARGAlN--Eew ana ussd vardro,,s
trunks. sos Sixth ave-. bet. soth. AIT str.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTION.
AUTO INSTRUCTION. SIS
Day, evening: Cadillac, Studebaker, Mitchell.
B. NJ. Co., 1903 Lexington ave. tsSth).
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08

EVENING REGENTS
The Evening Regents School at the Brook
lyn Central Y. NJ. c. A. opens for the Sum-
mer Term on Tuesday. June 22d Write for
booklet and admission card to opening Sc 4
sion. Address Educational Director. IS Han.
son Place, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08
BOARDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

ROSEHILL MANOR. Tarrytown, N y.
beautiful views hne grounds; fresh vege
tables; strict references required; $2s-s36
per week. American plan Address Miss
Edgar, Rosehill and Union avs
New-York tribune., 1920-06-08

ADVERTISING statesmen
experienced; special programme for concert
and lecture in Aeolian Hall ten days work
500 commission. Room sos, Beekman st
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

&HerlidSWant A6s Bring Rasuleas
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

Insteadof TIL 81 lolIn1g,ssss..0 k,-dolne'
~ the aucdoneeI these Advertise
nalssi1llts are Coming, coming, coming =
lWittSoffers q You. 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26
~ Tinker )
keeg2&- MCarksaeH I. Holcornb ese4G9MJ
hut RED FOX. COULD NOT MOVE.
MCarlysle H. holcornb.

Tinker Bob had hn{9hed2 his rest and
was ready for whichever might come.
He had not seen Mr.. Musk Rat since
he left him the night before. but Of
right. because he had not been called.
Major Pole Cat and Mrs. Night
Hawk were on their wa to nee the
King. And all zsthes time Might
Hawk was trying to tthttkpeof sotne4
thing that she might say toseattsfy the
king as q reason@W16y she fell asleep.
1t might be possible thatSthe King
job as Night WTatchman, and this
would nearly kill. her for she enjoyed
this job more than any she had ever
hads All OF these things passed
through her mind as they journeyed
Jon toward the Kings palace.
Hello'there, who is this coming pell-
NELL down the PATH Sure enough. it's
Red Fox. He seems to- be In AZ big
hurry. This. thought came to- the
minds of ALI three Dwellerseas4eithey
fjonrneyed8thrDughaffhei F~orest.-asAnd,
the lnotient.Jack the Rabbit saw*wlat
sort of q creature was coming down
the path he jumped into the 4briar
patch near by to see what q going
to happen. Major Pole, Cat was not;
at all excited, but rat id the path and
waited for Red Fox to arrive. Mrs.
ASA6AS L4dWAA QcACASu AcIScAk Ou u
limb whore she could see the actions
of this fellow. ~
Z 81 smeil-a Rabbitk I smell a Rab-
bit!" cried Red Fox; thinking no one
was around to hear him. Wait till I
find him-I'M have a FEAST,
you'd better feasteonsa-Pole Cak,'
cried, Major as he-jaampe up inlfEpnt
offRe1Fex. Observation-Disclosures
he sprang hiRhIhtn the air. s.:Np.ano,
Mr.. Pole Cat. Iadon,t want to feast4on
you" said Red Fox. Ss
: well, tell me quickly what you are
doing in the Forest running 50 fast,
Major Pole Cat knew all the time
what he wanted.
"oh, I thought; Young Rabbit was
here<and I had something to tell him,
so y found the trailfan was following
It," said Red Fox.
well. you were fooled this time all
right. You-thought you were follow
ina abRabbit and instead you were
lGEtAfaMaa1fsla
md lGlikffed.1ThHnaA eaHA4!s 49,
Now I know what you wanted 10
fdosss1dih the Rabbit .yv6- Wrought Wis
|here-you wanted to have Il Feast, so
~ will call a Rabbit out Of the Forest
and see what you will do Come out,
III HE hsHIf NQsfei I-EI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26
Lava Stream Makes
Miniature Mountain
III Past Few Months

sHilo, TT, Aug m.-LAva flowing
from tie Kilaleaas e9vs1sIHan0a6Ht60 the
KaGif 1855 t 4HseaA ri g@6hegtEnehpnth
Of activity has ::bluiitE iii miniature
mountain, several hundred feet in
height, and two mtle1 long and has
covered seventy-tive sMilesxof country
with q thick coating Q volcanic de-
post.
The Kau flow burst from the south
ern flank OF the volcano, about six
miles from the main crater, December
few signs Of diminishing / a volume.
In point Of durationao Of time the flow,
or combination OF lows now running,
have been. exceeded only once in the
fooffi issossi. xhieh WE ast7ys A1 III
months. trayeleds~maEA thep.syxor.ty
miles. and reached 1osSy4tetMI onNs mile
Of this city. volcsnSsbbsesvsts ax-
Ipect the present flow. TO ESTABLISH q
new Duration record. Il
Sources OF the pressttsdow In De-
icember last were meEely q series OF
cracks in the KauS deserts surface.
To-day, as a result of the pillng up OF
I~continually spouting lava they have
built a mountain seyeral hundred feet
high. So permanently has this mass
altered the 9scntoursot the country
Eg1Ae4Ina Iktss II Little M0untain.;.,sto
1lstinguish It from III 14,D0O-fcot-hfkh
ySlcasis psighbsrs-4 9auna LIsoGs1r
y MouHtainE# 81 49, ssses
Al irregular anter.valgsG6N4he
NIT Of Maun9 Ikis1re hkeAsof molten,
lava, TED by active fountains. which.
to cascade dowp the hillside "a angry.
red cataracts. j
The lava flows haxe raached
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

cured 4 fair return ,,nnn =. niYaJ
astah1t.h.a sss.sI
|sADs. e.euit anu aHecteo reason
satisfactory public service"
Such contracts may safely be EN-
tered into" 1t continues, where the
public right eventually to, acquire the
property is safeeuarded." :.
This leads the commission into a
discussion public o4knership OF
street from which this cons
cluslon Is derived.
While eventually 1t might become
q 9 the public to own and
perat electric rAilWays, there IL
IN the experience thus far oh.
.!Ained IA TINS country which VIII
justify. the assertion that 1t will result
~ oetter or cheaper service than
owned uttl1ttes>could afford
II regulated.
fuoltc ownership and operation o1
c transportation systemS whether
OF not II De considered ultimately de-
slraDie, 10 now, because Ut consAtG.
taonali and statutory prohibitions
nnanclal and legal obstacles, the pres.
ent deeree OF responsibility OF oul
loca! governments and the state Soi
puoltci opinion. practicable in so few
stan that private ownership and
operation nus - = general rule be
continues 0 an extended period. I
~ heTreforms incident to public
reeuiaton which We suggest In THU
report should not result In making
private ownership satisfactory to the
pubic, c REFORMS should at Aleast
enable pubic ownership to be estab-
iished upon q Just n equitable
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

one operation andtdpk two 4bu,shsla.
OF wheat This he rushed ~ The
mill whore It was groun1 Iimmsdta4say
then took the. flour home and#Nre.
Hum made MscuitAs sSsRS@ ssas&ss
From the time OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to the first bite OF biscuit was sssnintn-
,utes less. than an hour including -
minutes spent on the. road.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26
PI4AK BIG n PLANT.

Bernie. Switzerland. Aug. 26.-An
electric power plant to develop $780,
COG horsepower is planned on saint
Gottlasd mountain. The cost is esti-
ma.ea e about S10~o,00o,0o0.
200 people must be moved out Of the
.lrseren valley which will be damned
2 VIII become q great lake. The
'g0w.er - TO be utilized chiefly for the
Swtss electric railways.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

the report says they are in m exneri
mental stage but seem to have sa-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

udicial Decision Rather
Than Political Agitation
SsS Necessary.

s%$&Ns N. H., Aug. 36.-Ed-j
sSMard Beck, of Montreal, secretary Of
the CANADIAN Pulp and Paper associa-5
lion. told a forestry conference here
yesterda ythatath question Of remoy.
IN restrictions upon the expectation:
s0ls pulpwood from-the crown lands Of
Sc to the United States was one
judicial determination rather than.
Tor political agitation.
a conference Was held under the
atlsptces Of the Society FOR the Pro-
Sfectton OF New Hampshire Forests and
WsEas attended by forestry experts and
aper makers from the United States
I md Canada Mr.SBeck was invited to
Nresent Canada.asid Of the pulpwood
ssceontroyersy brought to notice by the
spaasA8Ain congress Of the Underwood
resolution calling for an American
commission to- visit Canada, with the
view $to obtaining the removal restric-
lions on pulpwood exports.
Mr. Beck declared that Canada had
no reason to avoid inquiry into the
equity OF its timber laws by any i'm
partial tribunal. He said it was not
true that the present shortage Of
printing paper in the United States
was chargeable to the Canadian tim
Der regulations but that IT was due to
worldwide conditions. aggravated by
I'm a Pa tNY0ASr$ V0 nA~Eh Nr Natl.
American and Canadaan, n~mhiIsher."
He decIarad that free arcess ~ can-
ada,s n,,Inwoon wo,,,d M 40. 4 80
! nuhIishers che.nsr M nnrs
sehundant naner as had heer c,strnad
M. Bkck a~,erted thst tha rsnaai.n
nulnyrood restrictionsA Al snot snn,,r ~
Snrivafelv owned lands rroro pp,ch
more than 1.00oE00 I cords ~ nmIn-
wood we're anni,aJIv eYnnrted ~
United states IhS .asSittnn ha .siS
Canada arnnr+s snaarIvSfnn am 800 -
NUN and about 5nsnno ton., =, 49,.
stoSfhe I1niteh stats. er,ry ,,aor nnpo
snrisfnr annrnrimateiy n-na.r;nth ~ az
Am1ericsn min .nn.,,mntian - -. 80. ~
third of All ne newsnrinf M nov cnn.
ruined n or ernnrted fror, the Iynitaa
Statek 9N
RESERVATION IN tha ynors - r,,,n-
yvood frnnn ths s.roM,n 1eaa. ~ ~
1elarrd era-hrcTsht .hn,,t s,ia,,, y
the dedre tn, cnne.rve tha n,,in.yon5
ana nti,i.e +hair nrpd,,ct.
Tor the up-buiidihe ~ the NUN ana
paner indnstries ,rithin tha dE.n.stan
provinces snnd WITH M intent ~ ini,,-a
Ainnarican Industries
sssThe rcal .n,,eation ~ t..,,. 81 ~ ...a
eli moi yvhether fhia M. ter,eI = !, -.
ayailable for the ma ~ xmar;esn n,,he
lishara hut whether ~ $3.50 ~
from these lands sha,t 70 N The forrn
of raw n,,lnwood - he Irnitea CO..
or shall 1be mt thropeh at ,sass one
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26

Better Feast on ! foae bat,"'
Cried Major rs He Juimped~Up in
Front OF Red Fo1, Who Was 50
surrrised That He sIpsang High In
the Air. I; Al 81
NJ t.
Jack, and lei this fsllowZhe wants to
eat you" And to the surprise OF, Red
F~ox;ssJackl the RABBIT came out OF the
briar patch and Stood before him, He
was 30 terribly astontslaed that he
could not move. Now, you see, you
cannot move" said Major. s::That,s
ithe-way It will be every ttsnesynursee
theefKing's Palace" ktESYsnf sfKe
four started, Red Fox leading the
way. l .rs 80
r HAWK sees sthe King,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26
NEW ROADS

Chapman. Kan. Aul I. 26.-TranS-a
formation of wheat from .standinkl
grain to hot biscuits in .55. minutes
" ~ HarTy Run head 81 q local
mailing company. He drove Into,
field where q farmer raj harvesting
wheat With Observation-Disclosures,
which cuts and sthreshes telegram. In
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
WSDntana.
~Gicnopmtmcliat Spasmao

Gienoummeliat Sbssmaal. %co
Hetten / Miaioulu ~bebunolcs fortioell
Ell Sog Ser bar Ell bsilt elenoomnle
liq Sprinoelic. Coma Smith, Gnfe
eiter Wcrricf Smitb, bar arIagt
Sag moo WSrs. Carrie Bonner for
at fringe ocnn1c til at liobctulc til Jig
og inc ire Born Ell Slm al $4,000
iom Gritatuing for Sabet al Otano,
Nuocr % Sorierger. Mr. Smith
fisrte %arer for ct Sirnla / Wisiou-
la, og "a Der ocn 10oe Sllll 1913
inotrai ct bcftig He9nItprm, ie3te
ban Sp unber ct tort Srp llgc ba.
aenfpr Wtr2. Sonners Stem. Greet
blep rcpet onlfltlo al Stprnlen %
taitet ligc moo &ogncn, bporpeo
Smith bIep orrbt. Seitenc lap belt
llifoot. Der gisres al Wra. SmitbS
Iopofat beu Eouitanb, at SrGets
He0oer bar lpTtfet peo at Ell Gllterll
bar anlo9t / bets Nprheo. Gur Sul-
let fnr Ntra. @onncrs Glltern life
grapct, piI0c Greet life bape glpet
cfter Tor Stormcll argltmcnterca Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

Com betienbt blcu Here Sllclt
ircmmeoipbte YtGllO / Den alncrl-
touifc MilitGrticucIte lnplcntntet 'oi'l
cblrorne omcritanltc Sorgerc nloer
ariacl,. Mnngc al oiaIc bar enonit
life montat ocrca Spracrpapircr.
Ncajcriracn iorflarcr nil at oct lite
par mulie itrar AZ norTrol9c ell laa
itcr Mrn9be Sofunleltcr, % oeS.
ubcn, citcr at DC bar uofGrolget, pa
Sc ilciic MGno paa Slagnlarferne
,Sraufriac, huor &c bapoe alloct a:
.9nfc paa. Bureau Of Natirallja'
tion i @aibinston mcooeler at Oct ait
bar mootat ira ipr'tiellsc lteo'
lac aontorer runbt ON l SaIoct
cue uoiaroigcoe Soracrbrepe, lonl
I'M fan crbolocs al rctte Seotonlmen-
Sc. Gnhpcr Soloat, Tom har ariagi
@oraerco. fan iaa III %orserpaplr
pco at ifripc I'll @ureaiict % onglpc
iillot Gapn % glorcaic lant hpor ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Nor0 9afota.
Mnflaact ipm Smunler

SN$ ~" SNAHlCl. 0DtUIut
Norbpe al Gomore er bIepen orreite
ret al observation-disclosures paa Mnflo
ge Tor at babe inoimnigIet ire aosiel
VrGnbeoin ira Canada. Horbpe G,
alereoe lat UNDER Inflage al Del, 10.
oerole 8ranoillrp, og hans Su0 oil
beballolca peo nGite ieoerale Heta.
termln / Gcpils 2afc.
Vrpan life paa @alglitem. ". \.
Srpan bar lioltc Srebag inoIcnot 9n-
mtoonlng ON, at Den Yctitio1, buor.
peo bans Hapn ifllloe iuttcs pao
&algll'ten lom aanbibat for ocn DC.
motrotiifc Domination ior Yrrii.
Dent, bliucr trlffct tilboge. Wr.
@rpana Atapll bill iaaleoe5 life fore.
fontinc paa SiItcn uco Statena Tri-
mGrpolg ocnnc MauneO.
"Tegnlrrc" prsaniicrcr. &c Meo.
lemnner al Stntena republifanifc
Gentroltomitc, Der faIbcr Jig icIu re
gnlGrc Ncpubllfuncrc", bouoc oell
25oc Tcbr. Wfsoe / 8ralD SORTS ior
at flllotere aomlteclla Organization
/ @ctbolo til Ell Nelollltlon ueotasell
az Tonpentloncn / Sismarcf oeit
11oe Icbr. Geo bcnnc HcIoIution
erflTreoca llcnlliQ, at Mcolenmlcr al
Nonpartilan Sra9llc life bar bcrctti-
9coc lom northumberland, bo DC
life bar "regulGrc NcplIblifanerc".
Get bar Gafanccr citcr laaoanne,
lon1 blcu fplot peo Wfebct / @runo
Norf9, % unlfring 30 ltbnupnelier
az GollltDformUnO % aonlitcnleo-
lelnlncr blep giort.
llniperI itetsprriibentcm forbliper.
Zen 25oc Scbr. melbte5 ira 8rano
SORTS, at DR.. Sbomaa i. Same pil
forbllpc lont Erpiioent al Nortb %
tota llnlperiitct. Wfaioritetsneolenl
mcr1c at StatcnS COMMUNICATIONS.
raao bar fonlnc til bette Heil,ltat ei.
fer fire Cages llnoeriegelicr, blep Der
melbt peo ct Webc al Safi,Itetet
AZ WAY >uSS @iIlCI. VII SIlilbllllH,
llnoertegnct al acknowledgements
George n. Sottcn, :. y. Sogan og
Nobert Wfllir, blep oplpit peb bette
Weoe, og lfplgc bpllfe ale Strioig-
bcoer lfilloc bcarapes og ingen 6or-
Dom npres moo llogcll i1oen Saul
tctet lon Tplgc al Dc inotrufne Mi5-
IorltaaclIer. Eaaoet forflorebe lin
Stillng ligeouerfor llniperiitetct peo
at crflTre, at Snititlltionens Ereii-
bent bar Den ofiiclclle &ei, bporigien-
mem Oct flul0c lGttc Iig / TorbinoeIIe
lneo tSatultetet, ligeiom ogiaa Yr9-
itoeltcn bar Safllltctet5 Heprpielt.
tallt naar bette piloc benpenoe Jig til
Naaoet. WiSiorltaaelien mellenl No-
milll'trationsraaoct og DR.. Sane pb.
1too oeroco, at oclnc ncgtebe of no
nGpile ire Sprcrc, Der pooitooes at
ltGrc iocialiitiife Scnocuicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

10 Iar. "G5oren" brngtes iaa til
5nttishuiet, Der ban ifiso og orGbic
Veitprere1ts Ssn. men lap paa en-
eaer anoen Diaaoe meb ct Aar9
Straiorbeioe. San fom ian til Siour
Gin, Ser ban M er 900: Gopington
por / "Gjoreno" lib berpgtet Ion ct
al &c melt l%oplSic Steocr / Solloet.
Nac Slu9S Gorbrpoerc al bcgqc
aisn isgte Ncifpttcllc unoer Bcpiona
bcifuttcn0c Singer, og DER paoitooes,
at ban Ell Sio bapoc ulnoitrPnfet
Ncr%ifcrnlogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
&isconTm.
ierubanrulnffe ! Guu Slairt

shorten Ecriorer fonl ON Wtprgelell
ocn 26bc Scbr. mere cller nliilore I'll
ifabc / Can Claire, ioet nc1tgaaeloe
Easiagcrtog paa Smaba @anen too
tc moo Nortb Goait Slnlltco. Gre
Terioncr fon Iaa alporlig tiIltuoe, at
DC maatte inolGggcs paa Soipitalet.
llirouanlia INF is. Ser meloeS
/ Hlihlunb, at Ser iaa lan9t ltoe paa
@ate Supcrior Iom pco Stocfton IS.
Iaub or ire 800 INF IS. Scttc or no
get belt ~iiirbpanli9 'ua lailgt ira
Sano, % Ger p~aoitaacs, az NSllo'lecns
Ks preraIt er minoit bobbelt iaa INF
Iom bcn bar iiipr. Mnn tror, at octtc
piI haze Ell mcgct len gobning I'll
iellc.
Sparta prutcitcrer. Soracrc /
Sporta ull MI pcb Hctternc leac al
fcrbpoc piOcrc Sploarirg al Imnnt-
nliion / Sdup Hobiuion, Ionl ligacr
nrr @ucu. Ger blcu for nnecl llo
tllboac icuoi Trotcitcr til ari9abc
va~rtcnrcntct, men Scr blcp lntct Scn-
nm toact ocrtil. Ger ifal III bare
h%cniuoo 40 Milioncr Ylrno Nmmi-
nition logret pco Stpoebaueu. %
@penS SrSbugaerc bar liben Sult Ill
at blipc %ibnc Ill oct fSnrpcrferi. iom
I. Gr. ell Sloapaaoc Der pilbe %ioraar.
iage.
Sprlraninscn uphrucr Seicfon.
trafter. CONNER Siabcc uco archs.
rcttcn / 90 Groaic bar aigiuct ocn
aicnhcllc. al Sclcfontrattcr Tor Sa
looulptalcr automatic ~ophTrcbca
iaoinort hcn iehcralc Sorbuoalou
,raahic frat. "a Grpsic Sheatcra