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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Police Bullet Hats
Supposed Store Yegg

bullet from the revolver Of one of
The police emergency squad halted a
negro who said his name was Albert
" Burbridge, II, 23o2 Yandes street.
early today.
The man Is IN the City hospital with
bullet wound in bis right leg
The police received q call 10 Clyde
Warman's grocery 2502 Martindale ave-
me. at II 40 O'Clock this morning. when
II. w. DeHart. 251s Martindale avenue.
found some man breaking IN the rear
door.
when the police arrived they saw 4
ulan run from the rear door into a
weed patch and four policemen opened
fire.
Burbridge WIS found laying in the
weeds and the police say admitted he
was trying to break into the grocery
Burbridge. charged with burglary, is
held in the detention ward at the hos.
pital
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Traction Line Seeks
to Drop Mackey Depot

Authority 10 abandon its station at
Mackey, Ind, is asked by the Evansville.
Indianapolis & Terre Haute Railway
Company, in a petition fled today with
the public service commission Of Indiana.
The company proposed to transfer the
business to adjacent stations.
The municipal water plant at Salem
has been granted an increase in water
rates by the commission.
Authority to increase rates OF service
to citizens ot st. Paul and Cave has been
granted by the commission to the Hope
Independent Telephone Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Ossman Orchestra
Leaves for Dayton

The vess Ossmsn banjo dance or
chestra will close Its season at the roof
garden Of the Hotel SEVERN tonight
Fred b. Shireman. hotel mana ger. said
the garden would be closed to public
dancing the rest of the summer.
number OF private social parties ard
danceA are scheduled.
The Ossman orchestra will be trans
ferred to the Hotel Miami at Dayton.
A special program has been arranged
for the closing night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
HOOsier Woman Hangs
Self From Banister
sreclal ii ma rlm.a

PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. l4--Mrs Mar.
garet Trout, GO. wife of Ezra Trout.
living near Collett. southeast of here.
committed suicide by hanging herself
with a towel from a stairway banister.
where her body was found by her bus
band
She had been in i'll health for several
weeks and recently suffered a stroke of
paralysis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
NEW WRANGEL
VICTORY REPORTED

LONDON. Aug. 1i.-Gen. WrangeI's
anti-bOlshevik army has again defeated
the reds on the Crimean front, captur-
ing 400 prisoners. according to a News
Agency dispatch from Constantinople to-
day.
Gen. wrangel's feet is bombarding the
red positions at Otchskoff
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Britain Is Ready to
Weigh Rule Measure

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE British gov
eminent is ready to consider an amend
ment 10 the Irish home rule hill which
will open the way for dominion rule in
Ireland. it was learned this afternoon
A. Bonar Law is expected TO make
announcement to this effect in the house
OF commons Monday.
The cabinet is said to have reached It's
final decision on dominion home rule
at its session Friday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
VILLA BREAKS
WITH FEDERALS,
IT is RUMORED
Wanted Small Army of Own
Paid by Mexican Govern
ment.
FARLEY is DELAYED

TORREON, CHIHUAHUA, Mexico.
Aug 10 (night)-Rumors of a hitch in
the plans for complete surrender of
Francisco Villa and rehabilitation of
his army were circulated here today.
The disarmament and disbanding Of
Villas force at Tiahualilo, Durango,
has been postponed for a week.
Gen. Eugenio Martinez and the gov
eminent representatives in the surrender
negotiations suddenly returned to
Mexico City.
The reports of a break were denied by
Martinez's chief of staff and by villa.
According to the chief of staff, Mar
tinez found it necessary to go to Mexico
City to confer with President De La
Huerta on the details of the final sur
render and also to get money TO pay
each of the 300 Villistas a years wage,
amounting to about 100000 pesos.
1t WAS learned, however, that Mar
tinez disagreed with the proposal that
in addition to the armed guard OF fifty
men which the government allows villa
to retain, he should also take $50 more
reformed bandits TO his ranch as farm
laborers.
READY FOR WAR
AT ANY TIME.
Martinez pointed out that under, such
an arrangement villa would always have
200 retainers at his disposal and could
go on the war path whenever he felt
like it.
The government has already consented
to the Villista officers, totalllng $50,
keeping their weapons and ammunition.
At Villas request the tiny village OF
Tlahualilo, Durango, was chosen for the
final surrender and it will be staged
there unless hostilities are resumed dur
ing the coming week or unless Paneho
changes his mind again.
The place selected is at the end of a
railroad line In the extreme northern
corner of Durango. villa evidently de-
sired the final ceremonies to be held In
some isolated place vetoing suggestions
that his men lay down their arms at
Torreon on Gomez Palacio, where large
crowds could see the famous Villistas
surrendering.
villa is believed to fear that If his
men are disaTmed in the presence Of a
big crowd they may be attacked.
This whole district has suffered from
his raids and many OF the people would
like to see him dead.
WOULD DIsARM
IN DRY TOWN.
villa also favored Tlahualilc, Durango.
because il is a dry town.
1t is controlled by an American cot
ron growing concern which enforces viz
tual prohibition.
villa said he did not want 10 take
any chances on his men being unIuly
II they were suddenly 0urdcncd with
wealth IN a wet" town.
The yilIistas arc all at Tlahualilo now.
They have been pouring in during the
hast two days from san Pedro. where
their leader personally surrendered
II is Ike big excursion and the
bandits are having as much fnu ns
schoolboys on a holiday.
They rode on top of the freight cars
and put their horses inside.
II looked like the old wild west as
the reformed outlaws swarmed down
from the roofs OF the cars and led their
horses, slipping md sliding down the
rupways.
Then they mounted their steeds and
nilled around the town. swinging isri-
ats and clicking six-shooters alllng the
air with wild cries.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Chased by Wolves at
KOkOmo-LOng Ago
special to The Times

KoKOMo. Ind, Aug. 14-Mr aud
Mrs. ]. n. Tucker, Riehville, MINI, are
visiting here.
Mr.. Tucker 10 paying hs first visit
10 Kokomo in fifty four years, his fam
lily saving settled In Wabash county in
1928 between two Indian villages
He remembers being chased by wolves
while making a trip to Logansport
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Find Missouri Negro
Fugitive Wounded

vINELAND. Mo, Aug 1.-THE I'M
identified negro who attempted to at
tack ~ year-old Gertrude Wilson Of this
place last Wednesday. and who has
since lead posses a chase Of more than
100 miles. was found exhausted and
wounded four miles from the scene Of
his crime today.
1t was feared be would be lynched.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
AID Club Gives Annual
Dinner and Dance

The Indianapolis Advertising club gave
It's annual dinner aud dance st Broad
Ripple last night.
There were numerous games and con
tests and a large quantity of fried
chicken.
Prizes were donated by the Bruins
wick shop, Leo krauss, indianapolis
Light and Heat Company, Merchants
Heat and Light Company, American
Ever Ready works, Valentine & Co..
Goldstein Brothers, Crown Chemical Com
pany. Fuller Ryde Musical Company and
by the club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
WOMEN TAKING FIRST POLL.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug. a.
Blackboard county republican women are
getting their first real experience in poll
ties. They are taking the poll in Hart
ford city and Montpelier Mrs. j. M.
Purman, Montpelier, is county chairman
Of the republican women, and Mrs L. w.
Burk, Hartford City, vice chairman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
REpuRIIcAN CHANGEs NAME.

SEYMOUR, Ind. Aug. 1.-THE sey-
mour Daily Republican viii be published
in the future under the name Of the
Daily Tribune, according to an announce
ment made today by Jay c. Smith. Own
er and publisher. The Republican alb
sorbed the Daily Democrat and the
Tribune viii be the only daily published
In Jackson county.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
SAYS RUSS IDEA
is TO DEVELOP
POLE, NOTCRUSH
Soviet Official Declares Enemy
Would Be Trusted to
Build Peace.
LANDLORD REAL TARGET

The following interview with
George Tchitcherin, foreign minister
In the soviet government at Moscow,
is the most important utterance
which has come from a Russian office
since the Russo-Polish situation
grew into q vital world problem.
1t is most timely as II. Tchitcherin
outlines in detail the peace terms
which will be handed to Poland when
the Russo-P Polish conference opens in
Minsk
The interview contains the first Of
fetal denial out of Moscow that the
Russian army generals have obtained
control and are refusing to obey the
orders of the civilian members of the
soviet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
GOING TO HEAR HARDING.

ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. AT. H
Houston, chairman of the republican CEN
trial committee, is completing arrange
ments for a trip Of republicans of An
dorson and the Eighth district to Marion
O., Aug. IS, to hear Senator Harding. A
special train will be made up for the
party.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
KILLED BY TOUCHING SOCKET.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Aug. 14.-Alhert
Fehn, IS, while working in the base
ment of a wholesale store here Friday.
took hold OF an electric light socket
and was killed instantly, 10 volts OF
electricity passing through his body.
He had a weak heart and the coroner
states that II Fehn had touched the
socket with his right hand instead Of
his left he would not have bee3 killed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
ACTING AS OWN LAWYER

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug. "a
John L. Turner, young laborer. is act
Ing as his own counsel in case against
him in city court. charging grand
larceny for the theft OF motorcycle parts.
Friday he was granted a continuance
until Aug. 49, In order to gather other
witnesses here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

used the remedy. are open TO investiga-
ton. His records show shat nine out of
full with II have recovered or are recov-
ering. It is strictly a home remedy.
The following is Just one of many LETT
ters being received daily:
Fort Dade. Florida, July II. 1879.
DR.. T. F. Glass Inhaiant Co.
Mason Building, 4th and Broadway.
Les Angeles, California
Dear Sir:
Please forward TO me the second INSTALL
ment of your treatment, as the first re-
eeived will be used up on or about the
ter and my fsvers have stopped. but I stiIi
have nervous spells which last about an
hour or two. Ny cough is not 50 severe.
and the appropriations are more light in
character, and I sleep a whole lot better.
! am taking the medicine as directed. and
Will conttnue to do go as see that ] am
q whole lot better than was. Please send
the medicine to:
Fort Dade. Florida
Following are excerpts from another
this user commenced the use Of the REM
edy. in Albuquerque. his condition ap-
peared hopeless.
Kansas City, Kan. June %. 1920.
In Albuquerque. where he started the
treatment. he was running a high tenn
perature. about 101-1oS. because of the
hemorrhages, and was raising a full cup
of yellowish green moisture a day. His
temperature Is most always normal He
has not been weighed but from indica-
tions his weight is about Is or 20 pounds
to the good, or where he was before he
got sick. He is still raising about one-
fourth cup or little less a day, towards
full cup year ago"
Through courtesy names and addresses
are not published, but furnished upon re-
quest.
For further information address The T.
F. Glass Inhalant Co., Mason Bids.
Fourth and Broadway, Los Angeles Cal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
MARION BLOCK DRAWS saOO 600.

MARION. Ind, Aug. 1.-THE biggest
realty deal ever made in the business,
district Of Marion was completed yes
terday> when the Glass block. a five
story brick office building, was sold by
a. w. Cain Of Marion to corporation
in Richmond for 100000
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
THREE FRENCH
CRUISERS SENT
TO RUSS PORT
(continued From Page one.)

understood to have sent a message to
MOSCOW advising that drastic terms hs
not presented to Poland at present.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
Haze They Heard
of Indianapolis

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. IA
Some low down thieves stole auto
mobiles belonging to the chiefs of
police at Montgomery and Hart
selle, Ala, they informed the police
here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
JOKnSOns Break Ont

consin is going to have a lot q Sheriff
Johneons.
1 James a, Johnson is running for
sheriff In Washburn county. John 8.
IN Sawyer county and
ron county. None Of them 10 related.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
TUBERCULOSIS

Can Il be cured ?
DR.. Glass Of the 7.
F. Glass Inhalant
Co. has positive
proof that IL can.
His remedy is used
at home, In any
climate. with no re-
turn of the disease
His files. with let
ters being daily re-
ceiYed from hun
dreds OF people now
using and who have
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
WETll HHapN Secret wiring syslaa

invaluable for lovers and for keeping
recipes addresses. secret memorandum or
other information safe and private. No
stranger can read your postals II you uss
the Veto Graph Great fun Tor lovers or
friends. Don't miss It. Send 10c and we
will send the Veto Graph by MIL With
full instructions. Address PENN PUB
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

LAD HELD FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
MARION, Ind, Aug. 14.-clifford Lin
dell. 10. Is in jail here, held as the driver
Of the automobile that struck Frank Har-
yey last Saturday night. causing bis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

TEACHERS TESTS SEPT. l.
1sne semi-annuaI examinations for all
grades Of teachers licenses will be held
1T Shortrid 70 Hf~ft school Sc7t
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
WALKER SENDS
REPLY TO THE
WILSON APPEAL

Continued From Page OneO
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
EDWARD w. FELT
PUT ON TICKET
FOR HIGH COURT

CONTINUED From page one.).
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04

iomne Ssioe iom unber ariaen.
Saalpnrierile er osiaa De iann,e.
Observation-Disclosures ipaar, at oct
bill bllpe Ell Reogangstio for Bon.
ben. Paa mango @aaroe / apont
bar Salg at ganoebunoter (Satle.
baato) bapt life rinae gctpbnina.
6or ct Glars Sib iiben fit man So
aroner pr. @unot; MI betales Der
tim $50. 0ten iaa err til 8ienaiplb
Eriien paa @eb ipimlenoe bsi: Sir.
feoeo folter $50 Ser. pr. Dtaal.
S%ftnopriierne er poI6iomt hole.
HPplfino foiteoe fsr SO Ser; mn
betnles 125 &roner. Woarifino for
II SIR. % opoper; mn $50 SIR. st.
terIfiro TOR CO. 80 ar.; nj 100 9r.
0esbprre er Sagten paa benIIoos
Vilot at lloen g~etpouing beromfrino.
H1pen er blebet Ell flor GIaae poo
manage Steoer i Sarbanaer, bpiIfet
olltilbf ma fon1me al, at ber er fon
lom giper Jig al meo at ieoe efteS
"Si". S &pam orpbteS forriot
Naar en- Meneoe Gam / @arfen.
Sans 9airfaas og Ears s(oien / ap.
ltele oar | i'm 9io iprise at isoe efter
Hpoebt ON @aoren; men Sc CT MI
laapas tilaars fomue, at oe bor nm.
oct bet belbiait at lutte of. : Sc
foloe gaarnptter bar set ofte f,1rt
not at ligge paa 8agt oppe / ltrerne.
lelo ON man baooe "Sparte.2ars"
at trelte Jig nleb paa Woraenfpilten.
@aaroen Serge / gpiteie Iiaaer
Tor Sioen unoer ltoififtnina. llo.
ltlftnlnse1 er life al De ~IetteIte at
to1ll1lle ira paagritno al oioitraft oa
llertsartet Serren. Ser bill bel fom.
me til at faIoe mangt ct fnlbbet Orb,
fsr oenne Siitorie bitter ferbio
ION rorrelten alminoeIig peo iaaoan.
ne ~Inleoninger. l1bififtninaerne an.
lees Tom ct fort 8ooe, % ielp ON
Semptterne mebens Irbeibet poo.
aaar ofte CT panifelige at itaaae, iaa
biier oct fig beIoigois, at Nabofor.
boloene / IlminbeIigbeo life tooer
1togen parig Sfabe.
gopofat Stian gecb bar paa gee.
ne al Ittieielifabet GINA" isat ON
Silaoelic til &egulering al Simo.
oalspnsoraget / gibfioro. Oct aieI.
Der 10 forlfielige Iano. ganbet
'fal Hleoes / Sitnnel ira MembeoaIs~
pano til Sfpffeoalsbanb, bpor BET
eperite Graitanleg bar fit Snotaa.
ansierer / ainiarpif S~porebanf
g. gisrbopbe flptter / oisIe Gaae
ira lltne. Eli bans gftermm,b er
tat Cor @ifelano fra &pinnberob.
I'll geitprer for l1aenspana San.
oelslaa efter SO. 8. Iaien CT oniat
Sans Breffe fra @ranbin.
6elefpiaeren Salbor Mplanb bar
ilplig bclot &oncerter / ltngbomslo.
gene I Sarbanger. San er MI Me.
1terlpiuemano paa SarbaneerfeIe.
&pinnberao eleftriife araftperf er
mi prepefisrt, % maj haaber ON
ttogle Tiger at fu1ne fptte Strsm.
men paa for alminoeIig grua.
ltlpif 5orbrngsforenina bcIbt so.
STARS Set ben 26be Marts. Eorret.
11ingen %begpnbte imaat TOM ct aiebe.
5crtipttes pan iibite SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
Sra Paroaneer.

9aaren fom tiolig laar nleo rige.
liz Neobsr. Bi bar MI oct beolte
0roueir, % paa mango Steber largs
6Ioroen er Glciningen / flllo Gang
Vten aaigcpel ligger ltro i 2uitell,
og 2Gngiielic og g~efpmring fiber int
oper Jolf. Get fan 10 life amber.
leoeS ppre / oenne Tio, ba alt
Sanlfun6ct BOILER og giGrer.
Taarlilo'iIfet blcD iodr lpuge bin.
0ret al Ruiteoeir; men naar man lao
enoelig tom paa Sieen, bleo Sang,
iterne iaa itore, at 6iifet iimpeltbcll
moattc lutte al ben @runo. Sio
Iaa, at oi life leper / Ell ranginuo
Tcroen. Dtcoens Soft opr al SUIT
ger / 2itcrrig og andre f~rigsbcrieoe
Sonoc, nlaa Silocn - Sen oooe no.
renbe Wtao = ifllflcs poo Sieen /
Saugcilunb; Oct er merfcligc Sor-
hpl6e.
Oct merfeS paa mango Sing, at
golf bar Oct trapelt / ocnne Sio. Sur
Den %alninoeli1e Nrbciosmanb, Ionl
fol grcie at erllpre lig og lin 80
mile, giuc5 her life lrngere Stun-
Ser til Jriluit5iorneielier eaer liz.
nenoc. Set bar Ell bebageli0 Mipers
ling, mar pi / oe "gamle gooe Gage"
lomleoeS rurbt &uamssp % inooper
Hpfficgrunneu Tor OF borge eiter
Bale nom auclocnc. llbbpttet blcp
life alto lao itort / ~efonontiif Sen.
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Trouit % Sogneprclt til a~iuiarpif
ira 1911 til 1868. Sra ham neo.
TANNER mango Slugter / Sertior.
Den % auam.
Ycocr Segit. iont bar Gnfemlano.
ga ban fom til ainiarpif, blep Gilt
nteo W9argreta, Satter I'll Sifgppre.
item Sorlot Clarion. Te hapoe isl-
9cnbc @srn; Margreta, Git 1914
meo Son Z. Aga; Nina, gilt 1876
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ScnSnlono DIE Sonion Saaitao; aa,
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Selacs Sroocr; Ole Seait, Git meo
Worareta Nciirter ! 1854. &an par
alottcr % boeoe paa &cIlclano; 60
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Git % Ole %oaltao bapoe iIere Born.
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isot 1920 % blcp gilt 1869 meo on.
fe Snacborg anutSeattcr Waaac, Dc
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Breve fra Dorges Bygder og Byex:

1900 Seitcfrpfter. Get bill foitc t.,
Ofia, Ser. = gubgettet err paa 1915.
600 Ser. Stigninsen ira ifior G
$4,000 SIR. Zen poloIomme Stia
ming ifnIbcS observation-disclosures
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letb, SnertinabaIen. @rplilp er lei
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lefalSitahrllo. 2igeiao al Mari
Gonning 90 anton Storipcen. Ti
! oere al Selene Spniteli % giltol
Wfocn.- Iiaaaet peo Geoen er Wia
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81 Mar; Slime araafpoloen, SO Iar
Gilebammcr.
st SlppefiirIlS blep holbt / ellie
BANNER / WartS meo Tremierlsit
nnut Seaeiien iom 2eoer. - anifc
itiia "Oslabeimen" gaar goot. Oct
bar IurSnleoe 29oe Sebruar. 6or.
riae Griitsoar bar Suerifllboet s.
600 Ger. 2nrer slfiel SattcItab er
SormnrO. Tru Sfar iplote &c
Iar ben 2ben Warts. - 2ilebam.
nler fo%operatipe &allbel bapoe iio'te
0riftsaor en- SmiGtning paa POS
600 Sr. - SuIbhrpIlup icircbes
lite WartS al ariitiom Sfie(leruo %
6rlie. = Sfoleltpret hor palgt &e-
batter Tilietb til Sormanb % ibb.
2Grer Sefen til HPitIormano. -
SplpbrpQilp fcircoeS 25be San,,nr
al Sneofer Sreorif Gpenien oe Srile.
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ret: Wartba Solieth, Sllrbalen, %
Sergeant 9llp WPblum, Sbmr.; So.
rem Gbriitoierien, 2bnr., % 0iSpo.
rent Soban Norolie, a%riitiania;
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&ielb Stub, ariitiania; Glen Soa.
%fonienL a%ongSbcrg, % Heonftionsie-
fretrr Sllliil3 Snnbspif, 2bmr.;
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ipeen.
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hiIb 0alietb pg &ospar ariitianien;
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Toton Sobanien, IS Iar; Barnet
9lrne 2oe9aurb; Sppograf s. g.
33 Mar; Mllrer Safob
"a Iar; Altrib Sagen, 20
Iar; Ealline @aien, IS Mar; aaren
Saaen, 81 Nar; Inne Solafer, ~
Mar; &aroline Gnsrilo, 35 Mar;
antonette glmellborit. (. Die, Sc
9lar; @ilnoa Waunum, I. Spenoien,
so Nar; agnes @ilbelmine Saileen,
80 Iar; Sfomager WatDias Nilaz
Ierl, Setter Rilsiens Sooer, S. Mor;
Parnet Reioar aielgaaro; Saftpr
aIaus @Gffeluno; Gnfefru 3iie
1obIaug, "A gar; Sreorif @erel-
len, 10 Iar; Barnet Slime Marie
W}efonifer Nfatias Ren.
50 Nar; WaIermeiter Muboli
Grifien, 81 Mar; @lnne Mobsitlen,
IS Iar.
&ao9aa 21be NpriI 1920.
Nnocrs Sfreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04

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