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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
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|. POLICE UNABLE . TO HOLD THRONGS 1. AT STARS FUNERAL

# New York, Sept. 2S.-Funer-
 * al services for Olive Thomas, ]. motion picture star, who died
 * in Paris, September 10, drew
 + such crowds today that mount * ed police reserves had to open + path for the cortege. Thous- + ands of theatrical folk k.s,;s9 .wand nd .s movie devotees tried to$ rrcvtt.' + into St. Thomas Episcopal + church, while many others .s blocked Fifth avenue outside. ; # Screen stars serving as pail | < bearers who followed squad of . + police from the church to the l. hearse, around which the crowd ; l. was the thickest, were showed l. aside when hundreds sought a 4 glimpse of their movie favoritc. s Many women fainted in the 4 crush. # More than. dozen automo- I. piles were required to convey < the floral offerings from the : .s church. The body was taken to < Woodlawn cemetery. ,& !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
RENTERS WILL ii ACCEPT WAGE 1 SCALE IS BELIEF
Builders Determined
 1 Hold Out For Dollar 1 An Hour
hDERS WANT
 TO PAY 92 1-2c
L..tors Monday Night Refused n..nd Increases Asked
 ! p, Workers and Adopt l Universal Scale

on carpenters in Pine Blur hot accept the new wage scale conts an hour for foreman |o 10 cents an hour for jour. l, cot bv the Pine Bluff Build. |x.banoe at a meeting Monday This statement, though not kieial statement from the locaI Eters union comes authoraatlve {, member of the local, and is o express the sentiment of the carpenters of the city.
 action by the Builders ex- ! Monday night was to refuse est for an increase asked by .y of the local carpenters
 and decided that effective r 1, all members of the ex-
 will pay the same scale o1
 4 meeting of the carpenters will be held shortly to deter ffieially what course they will ember of the union last night
 the sentiment of Pine Bluff
 apenters is to work for $1 lf and nothing less. The ac- lken by the members of the gs is felt by the carpenters discriminatory, it was stated tLs exchange is reported will.
 pay higher wages to brick
 printers and plumbers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
E In Kansas \
 eals Out Speedy ! 1 Justice to Bandits

sria, ans, Sept. 2S.- Five hours iey ha1 attempted to hold up Kelley, cashier of the Neosho 4ansas State Bank today, who gave their names as and Smith" were on the the state penitentiary to terminate sentences of ten $ each.
 empted robbery took place when Casheier Kelley arriv- Ae hank,' The robbers, unable the vault, picked up $25 in locked Kelley in the build lied. They were arrested at % taken into court and sen- Y II and at noon started for itentiaryys
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
ToNEY RETURNS

H. K. Toney, District Governor. Fourteenth Rotary District, returned
 yesterday from Memphis where he
 presided ~at the opening of a two- day conference of presidents and sec
 retaries of Rotary clubs in the dis trict. He was called back home by business, and Hilory Quinn, of Me ridian. Miss, was selected to preside at yesterdays conference. Judee w. T. Woolridge, president of th's local club, with Mrs. W6olridge. attended the sessions, returning home last night. The visito1S to the conferenee |Were entertained yesterday by the Memphis club. Q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
MOB AT wAGONER

Muskogee, Okla, Sept. While a mob gathered about the jail at Wagoner, Okla, near here, this after noon, Sheriff Murphy brought pris- oner who gave his name as Perry Madewell to the county jail here.
 Madewell is being held in connec- tion with the murder of Jack Burris taxicob driver whose body was fodnt five miles north, of Wagoner early this morning. The man said he wa 23 years old and lived at Leroy, Kan sas. He was arrested today at Vi. Inita, Okla, where it was said he was about to board train for Oklahoms City. Burris was beaten and shot tt death
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
 FIND STILLS ON FARM WITH NASH; FARMER ARRESTED
Officers State They Located Three Gallons Whiskey at
 w. As Dyer Place

w. M. Dyer, white, was arrested yesterday afternoon by state and fed eral officers at his home about miles out on the Sulphur Springs road on a charge of manufacturing liquor. Two stills were found by the officers, together with three quarts of whiskey and about 80 gallons of mash. The arrest was made by Dep uty United States Marshals A. L. Reid. J.. w. Lumpkins and Charles Gallacher; United States Revenue Of ficer l.. Thomasson, and Constable Ben Brannon and Deputy Constable J. w. Elliott
 The two stills, officers stated, were secreted in the bushes and weeds in field behind barn, about ten yards from his house. The whiskey was found in the house, they stated while the mash was found in the barn.
 Makes $1,0OO Bond.
 Dyer was arraigned before United States Commissioner A. L. Burnett last night, and was bound over to wait the action of the federal grand jury with bond fixed at 5000. He had not made bond last night.
 In his examination before the com missioner, Dyer admitted the discov- cry of the liquid on his place, but stated he did not put it there. The three gallons of alleged whiskey brought into court, he stated, was nothing but some vinegar he had made. Officers applied match to the so-called vinegan It burned, they stated.
 Another arrest here was made Mon- day by Deputy United States Marshal Reid A. L. Mullinix, proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, Third and AL abama, was arrested on charge of violating the Mann Act. Officers stated he had been indicted by the federal grand jury at Memphis fol a violation of the act, alleged to have taken place sometime in 1918. Bono was made in the sum of $1,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
WILL HONOR FIRST SOLDIER DEAD AT
 MILITARY FUNERAL
Allen Hearin Post American Legion to Conduct Byrd
 Funeral

A funeral with military honors, for the first of Pine Bluffs soldier dead to be returned from France for burial, will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock when Peter Paul Byrd, son of Mrs. P. P. Byrd and the late P. P. Byrd, will be buried at Bell wood cemetery. The services will be held at the home of the mother of the deceased, 617 West Fifth, Rev. E. R. Steel, pastor of the First Meth odist. church, Rev. H. B. Trimble, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church, and Dr. J. I. Norris, pastor sof the First Presbyterian church of -ficiating.
 Pallbearers. have been chosen from among the intimate friends of the deceased, while the honorary pall- bearers will consist of the member ship of the Allen Hearin Post of the American Legion. The members of N~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~N~~x WY VI V V v v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
APPOINTS WOMAN

Little Rock, Sept. 2S. The gover- nor this evening announced the ap- pointment of Miss Gladys Norwood, Home Demonstration Agent for Lit tie Ri9eF county as sponsor to rep, resents Arkans4S II, the Texas Cot. toiis Palacel no l6S held at Waco TexsS1 the dAt( part of October She NAs also nxmed as sponsor foi the Texas State Fair to De held at 'Dallas October 30 to November 22:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
CAR IN ARKANSAS

Muskogee, Okla, Sept. 2s.--Miss Margaret Ross. 20, was drowned and
 Harry Foltz was seriously injured to- night when the motor car in which they were riding plunged sixth feet off the Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf railroad bridge into the Arkansas riv- CT, five miles nortseast of here. Miss
 Laura Pickering, who was driving the car, and Charles Eowf. another passenger, were nj injured, Eowf lives in Dustin. 014., apd shs homes of the other thre S6Ees N pskogee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
BLO0DHOUNDs FAIL.

Bloodhounds taken,to Riverview, the Niven plantation west of Pine Bluff early Tuesday morning by Fred Niv- en to be set on the trail of man al whom Mrs. Fred Niven fired fou, shots as he stood at one of the win dows of her bedroom, arrived there too late to trace him down. and eff forts ta capture him have proved fu- tile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
Rebukes Harding.

Yankton, s. D., Sept. 2s.-Gover- nor Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, issued statement here today rebuking Senator Harding for the Republican norinee's objection to questioning during the senator's speech in Baltimore last night.
 The. goevrnor declared that the senator was asking the American peo- pie to follow him on the league is- sue when the senator himself does not know his own policy. The state men was in part:
 "The candidate should welcome in- quiries. I can understand how a member of senatorial obligarchy which defied public wishes and the public interest, would develop as a habit the thought that the senatorial mind should not be questioned.
 Senator Harding would have the American people follow him and ig- nore the intensive labors of eminent men. His message to America is:
 T know not where I am going but l ask you to follow me- Never before in, the history of presidential cam paigns has there developed situa- tion more deplorable and pitiable.' ?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
BOX TO DRAW.

s... s.. Sept. 2s.-Joe Lyncl
 aey' ,ona both of New York $ ,s'acs Ss to a draw at Madi. ksa uarden tonight. One lynch as the winner bu,
 'oass os!ss and the referee de.
 L,Sss neither man had the ad. <, asr 70, weighed 11s pound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
Hess Girl
 1 Off to School

,, happy little girl in Pine trunk, a nice trunk ], i.0cks for schoo,.roan, .,oan' <; .';dreis-up dress" sJ1afof% and otSn l,a sI ready to ago away o'a, .o
 .s. ~ arrangementssaye 'en to the hour of leav- ss ss'l !, Service club of the I'M saurch is responsible
 su and other clubs
 ys contributed for ths s,ss:Ns s:ssling expenses. Ae
 'ne one of tie o;r,, home. accompan;sa ssass
 ssavbridge, Viii Ipia.ss lsavs
 sater 2 special pro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
s' + + + + + + ]. l. + # + l. . | KIDS MAINTAIN . FAITH IN JOE JACKSON TO LAST :

+ Chicago, Sept. When Joe .
 ' Jackson left the criminal courts . + building in custody of a sheriff . + after telling his story to the : + grand jury he found several .
 + hundred youngsters, ranging in | * age from 6 to 16 waiting for | + their former idol. . + One urchin stepped up to the ! # outfielder and, grabbing his coat l + sleeve, said: a * '!t ain't true, is it, Joe 2" I * Yes, kid, I'm afraid it is,' ] # Jackson replied. 4 + The boys opened path for I + the ball played and stood in si- .
 # fence until he passed out of I + sight. s + "Well, I'd never have thought i + it" sighed the lad who had stop I + ped Jackson. l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
IPARDONs CLEVELAND.

Little Rock, Sept, 2s.The gover- norasthisi Afternoon granted . full pardon to Frank Cleveland who was convicted in Perry, county in 1917 on q charge of grand larceny and sentenced to five yearA imprison. |ment-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
MlcHAEI' 2 clAI| |IBl g5$|lle,

St, Louis, Sept. & &s w. Ca de, assistant grand chief Of the brothevhood of Locomotive Engi- neerss died at his home here tonteht.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-29
THE WEATHER.
Arkansas We'd tuesday a n 2 Thursday sener- ally fair.

1 A lot of ball fans now feel like sa kid when he
 learns about Sanr
 ta Claus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

corror ssso

LRNRARprs corroN Heaviest
fFnlting and fastest yielding Of hE
boli earleits Reward three hales
lo acre Write fof facts aud proofs
from your ovn state spetlal prizes
on earl, orders faf SEED Write me
loday n y l.enhsFdt. carneavllie.
ga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

" ANTED--Big money nsaking op-
-portunity for a hustle. .sxtiasise
agency for Simplex oil Burner Burns
kerosene. Installed IN any stove IN =
few minutes. No expsfienee nsees>
aary. Enormous demand nov on
account Of coal shortage Agents
making from $50 10 fSo1 a week
Every home . prospect Write quick
for full partieulars Harsea-Ifaiil-
burton Mfg. Co. . 10 Clinton ~
Dept. Is. Chicago. H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17
CLASSIFIED WANTS.


eArrR sHElL rKrsS ORCHARD
TRACTS fiao haYs zee nearh
f'iah laf shi sae tsr4 % lan1 Nen
lhlf paymsnts Nfll pfud1ce tleet
pes sefe We deselope Write ter
teaa NJ : sahafhsa ksrea 80 MI.
al uiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

FARMS wAsrrp

WANTED To hear from ovnef Of
farm or GOOD land fof sale Price
reasonsi'ie. l. g Jones. olney N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

WANTED BUSINESS NAN wish
abili'y,to open district faIes office
for old established well rated mana
featuring firm Wonderful opportnn.
ity for right party 70 connect wiih
entirely new line ~ bnalneaa With
out competition 81 o0o to 81 600
capital required Should n~, a. lesal
fio.o1, first year Mechanical Mach.
Inc and Tool Works. Baltimore. Ma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

CAPITAL specialize ln flnanelnr
meriiofious business enterprises ~
selling stocks or first mortgage bonds
Strictly commission basis Mai lull
particulars IN first letter. John
Trler 1899 Eddy 81. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

Unable 20 live and work In your town
] will take In energetic competent
partner Office hnsiness earns 5000
10 t5ooo year VIII teach bu l4ea 4
and supply everythln fss
hundred dollars cnplisl 20 -ri ft
elusive opponanliy 81. nas =. Yat
~. station. Wash y q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

OIL AND OTHER COMPANIES lst
as put over" that slow ceiling
stock issne Tor yon Moderate Coat
Perry Co. nos ISL. ~ Wofta. Ter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

CAPITAL: Money for yonr business.
Legitimate enterprises financed
strictly commission hast ilcpay
over long periods out of earnings
Write fully IN flrs, etler n Nee
re-roa, asa 20 Dearborn 81. chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

LIMITED NUMBER selllu- ~ aces
now available this isfrlfory fer
DAVIS tailored clothes. ri 4,
wearer. Attractive proposition aeaa Z
ing steady inc0me ~
References required y y DAVIS
TAILORING co. Cincinnati. O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

COLORED MES-Si pants offer 81
suit offer: write for free samples
and styles Knlekerbocker Tallnr1nx
Co. Dept. sss. chieago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

AGENrS-are coming oney selling
brussels Fibre Brooms outlas,s sir
corn brooms Retail si76 Sample
postpaid. sico. Also sanitary brush
es Cramer Mfg. Co. Wichita. KAN
sas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

llshed Feiia le haass stats Aee AZ
occupation Write loAay 1ahn ses
~ a TO ~ " illnnia 81 f'hieaka.
in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

AcENTs-Can you sell automobile
necessities that are In big demand.
territory. Motor Products. 2s5s n
Robey. Chicago. :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

LISTEN dandy is0 acre irull farm.
5000 Nca improved 50 fa7sa
sen either 80 Mm Nles. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

IES SELLING EXPERIENCE y
NOT NECESSARY One of fhs
worlds largest croeers. tcsplfai over
81 200 .osoool wants ambitiaas men IN
your iocnlify 10 sell direct 10 eonssim
er nationally known brands of an ~
isnsive line Of groceries. palnss. roof
inss. iuhricssing ole. stock foods. etc
Big line. easy sales. Values beat any
competition. Earn big money. No
experience or capital required Com
pIese sample OUTFIT and free selling
start you. Long estab-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

with our Trlpllcs,ors sddress 4 =
friplieaior 90. Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

COMMON LAW CHARTER protects
against business failure. no cofpor
alton taxes or reports. positively The
best Wy 10 oreanlse. good an states
COMMON LAW CHARTER 60
Jones Law Bldg plltAburK "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

AGENTS. Make ssas 20 sssn an
hour selling guaranteed Made-to-
Measure Liberty Rzincoats Worn as
sformcoaf. Auto or Topcoat. Boston
Agent made ss2Es firSf week. Me-
Cam. Kentucky sl72oo. Liberal CON-
mission In advance. We deliver and
collect Sample outfit free. Write
today The Liberty RaIncoat Com
pany. Dept. Ses DAYTON. Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

AGENTs:-Joln hands with a sue
cessful Agency House. Is years
success. Over $50 Products well
known throughout the country. Soaps.
flavor perfumes. Laundry speciaifies.
Food products Etc Write quick for
money making plan. American
Prodncts Co. $50 American Bldg.
Cincinnati. Ohio. I'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

BABY CHICKS. ROCKS. Reds. Leg.
horns. wyandostes. Orphingfons,
booking February Delivery. reason
able prices free delivery. cafaIox.
STANDARD Egg Farms. Cape cirad sau.
No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

FOR sALE-3 room house. good well
: lots. I'LL W College. Reason
able. Cali K Is Mrs. r wicxs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Sprina DROVE.
(@iter "ScraIo".)

Z. Sonbannart bar lo!9t i'm lO
Nrrc@ Turm ii! Ncrlrp Mopcrllo,
GicnOomlrcn tnNca / gclioocllc ne
Wfurt@.
- Mrs. Nnla st. aiclanb er on
Wior0cncn Den 21Oc Dec. oi0anct pcO
Gpocn / lit Silent ucitCnior Curing
@ropc. @cQrouclicn lnnbt Stco III.
lcottcn.
Mr&. s@oui@ aarIabraatcn %
10 Senncr, al Douglas, u. Gof., on-
TOM fort fer >Slll til Spring @ropc
TOR al ic til Ntoocrcn, Mr@. &llliu>
8uIbranion, iom ligqcr nluorli9 'pa.
~ Wira. @crbarb Sllollp, ionl iQr
mclot bpoc / lit Nicm / SanC3boro,
blco ocll t4oc Gee. itcOt tiIbpIle pou
@ropplaoien / Spring @rouc. Mcn.
0ca TorUlorc Cr 0fr. % DtrH. Gle
NclGcICn Soft2Aunro, oA bun par
ipot / Spring 0ropc SolpnIbip Den
5tc eft. 1888. Cen Toe Wtai 1911
bIcu bltll Ggtcuiet I'll @crbaro Cltal.
In. Iom III or cftcrlaot mco ire
Intoo Born. Nllll citcrluocr liz 0e@.
u0cl fine qanIlc 6orUlbre % inn
9reorc. I~Do3ooriagcn bar Hbcu-
matiame, Der opitob citcr Ell 6orfie-
lclic og onQrcb &iCrtct.
- Nlirco anl0alicn par forlc0cll
pnbcr Tcobugit / SfoNcnc ~norocnior
Rlccioro llbiut Tor ct lllntfcHtilrTloe,
lom llGr fu1loe bope bra9t Ell tuol-
Ililo 500. Soct bon ifuIoc ipringe
it6 al Tcicn Tor CT falocnoe SrG,
falot ban iouleoc3 meo Sopebet moo
Ell Stcn, at bon nliItc0e geui6ltheOen.
ga ban fpm til Jig ielp igien lau en-
Del al Srrcta itore 0rcnc ppcr hans
9en. lao han life tlrloe fonu1le los.
Gn T%pitfisrer if hclhiqpi5 ic honl
ira &cien, mcl1 ferlt etter 10 SlnlerS
Tangcnifnb. Gcirct bar 0oN nctop
oa milot. Iaa anllosllcn Hop ira ocll
irpgtcliqc Situation rc0 iorholo5-
bis llbctpoeliac auGitelier.
- Sncr Sttcrncia, ON hpia Seo
Isr or mclot, bar iebt / 9lacf &um=
mcr bcn lite Mnrt9 1860 og blep Scr
/ 1881 gift mcb Wtii5 @ritha Ghrie,
iom meb TO Iptrc oQ ell Spn opcrle=
Der ham. Dc or Mr5. Wortiu aorIa
brootcn Al ct. BAIL oq Ntra. Yctcr
0ulbrnn0ion al Niccioro iurnt 9u-
ircS al @Iocf Sannlcr. 30 Ssnncr.
@ltttorm % Nlfrco, er gooct iorllo
for Saocren. Weo llnotoQelic al ipp
Nar ueb &c Smet, z. CAT, hopoc
4ioeOc lit Stem ! @locf @annlcr,
hpor ban bar nleGct b~cnpttct / oIicnt
lige Stillingcr. San par iaoIcOca
Solliton Gollntps Heprplentant / &c
gi2laturcn / t905-06, % / belle IS
Ior ticntc ban ion lit SopnibipS
Aalcaior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

Wtcoena &c ileitc curopGiife @alloe
RUNNER largt Here &pillOer cuo
WT,0, life millOlt eiter &riacnS
ltore Wanocfalo, CT ser uliorc Ste
Ser paa Soroflobcn, hoor rlull life
blot trTnger til &pinoer, men ligc-
irenl lGnges cftcr Dem.
st iaaoant Sano CT Higcriu. Gn
enHcllf Came. Wtrs. Srcmlctt, Der
peo ct 5ilfGloc bar fanct ct Snoblif
/ Iorholoenc Ger, fortTller. at Der
life finbcs Ell cnclte bpib apinoe i
bette &anb; / maitge Mar bar oct pT
ret ct lliffet 2ano for bpioe &pinoer,
ibct piSic Splf bar pmpansret oct
meo Verctniil9cr ON allc DC MToaicr,
lonn penteoe DC &pinocr, Der foln Der
til.
Set or life, ioroi oiSic Wicnleifer
/ oa for ii9 or apinoebaocrc; naar
De fonrrrer hicnl paa Orlop, iaar
man | bpert Salo lallgt ira bette
Sllotrpf; 'nten DC betra9tcr 2onoct
iom Ell Seaigbom, bporbcn man fan
flpgte, naar mta,l bill bore iri for
apinber, % for at ifrGnmc DC bpibe
apinoer ira at reiie Oerneo bar DC
fortalt op 40 Stolper % ncb 40 SGg-
&c ON oct bsobrinaenbe 8lima o. DC
frpgtelige Spgoomme, Der raier her,
0ette bar rimeligpis rigtigt nof
for nlarge Mar iiocn, ba man ingen
Sernbancr bapbc, % inoen 2rgcrnc
bapbc begpnbt at tagc aampcn op
nlco 1ietie. Sluen oa Walaria. Woifi.
toen; men mn - iorlifrcr Wrs.
Srcmlett - or BET aanife hen | &ino
oa 8cir at falbe Tigeria ben buioc
Wtanbs 8rap"; III er Oct ct inntft
% cipiliicrct Sanb, bpor man fan
lepc rigtia bebagcligt, itaar man blot
fan taale Gnrmen, og iclp on Der
baaoc or Den che og Den ailocn 6ore,
Tom man life fieuocr / europa, or
Der DOG life itsrre Sanoipnligbeo for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

Sois &c bar en- oob g,er cn,r zrpotr;,,o
tom 1e eniter at betanle men on Sone b hT
Ior laa HE feroe 9~eoiommenSe ~Iecorab.
potter" for et Gur? ''"V
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

at bliue pot al Ell &anibal, END Der
/ europa er for at blipe opertlert AZ
en- gllltomobil.
Spis Ell Sfare friife, llnge Si9er
pilbe reiie til Nigcria, piloe Dc bllpe
bel ntootagnc, crflTrer Mrs. Srem-
lett illtttclig. Der er Ell Wt9t9oe
llllge WGnb, ser piloc billie ocres Nns
fomlit meo oell itsrite @lGoe, foriifrer
bun, og oerefter itilorer bum, bpor-
leocS oiSie brnorebcr ar enlonm1e
W}pno fort9res al 2Gilgicl efter oct
imtffe &isn, % bun beretter ON De-
res 8lpoc, naor De bsrer Ell &pllloe-
itcnn1e / en- @rammofon eller Ter ct
&pinoeaniigt / ct eaer anoet iaultre.
ret 8laO.