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The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10

,s5+ . r" 4 tSE -
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John 3Alnes, of
Schroeder, have returned to- Grand
Marais and will probably remain
here for the winter. Mr.. Alnes is
employed in Smiths restaurant. l. -'
A new Harding and Preus backer,.
an 8-pound boys arrived in town
Saturday, Nov. 6, at the home Of
C. F. Lundquist. 81,
Highway Engineer and Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. George Bayle and ". N. John
son motored to Duluth Friday, re-
turning Sunday.
VIM. Olson went to Duluth Friday,
returning home Sunday. Mrs. o..
son, who has been visiting friends in
Duluth for a couple of weeks, re-
turned with him.
Fred jackson has purchased the
new Louis 'Falk building and is now
moving his confectionery store and
restaurant into his new quarters.
He expects to be doing business in
the new stand by the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Masse, of
Good Harbor Hill, visited over Sun
day with Mrs. Masses parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. c. Monker.
Oscar Olson returned home from
St. Paul Friday where he went to
purchase horses. Three teams ar
rived on the America Wednesday.
They will be used in their logging
operations at Red Cliff this winter.
Philip J. McCauley, in charge of
the building of the McCauley trail
east from Ely into Cook county, was
registered at Hotel Paine Monday
and Tuesday. He now has a sur
yey camp north Of the road camp
on the Gunflint road.
Arthur Mitchell, of Duluth, is in
the county with party of explor-
ers from Chicago. Charles H.
Wachtel, Phi. D., one of the party
is the editor of the largest Polish
daily in the United States. He
made the News-Herald a fraternal
call. Joseph Mierzynski, another
member Of the party, was also q
caller at our office, and left a sub
scription for the NewsHerald. He
is Chicago capitalist.
VIM. F. Graupner, Stephen j..
Napieralski, Stephen E. Napieralski,
and Stanley Krackowick, of Chicago,
members of the Arthur Mitchell par
ty, are in the county and spent
some time getting acquainted in the
village.
Jim Geesick, the lone Indian of
Lutsen has been in town several
days. He spends his winters trap
ping north of Lutsen near the Can
adam boundary. He has three
shacks and thirty miles of traps.
A. w. Stevens walked to- Crane
Marais from Hovland Friday of last
week, and remained over Sunday
He came to consult DR.. Harvey
Hicks and have some dental worl
done. While here he received an ex
press package which left New Yorl
last May. Mr.. Stevens is running ;
small pulpwood camp putting in hi:
own timber.
The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10
Local Mention, !,

S".'' - = :. ~ $ft.S. ii r - ~ ::
Eli Smith, of Schroeder, was a
caller in town Friday. -. - -.
\ Arvid. Erickson, of Port Arthur,
greeted friends in the village Sun
day. +
Carl Carlson of Tofte transacted
business in Grand Marais last Sat-
urday.
s<HThe Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
P. E. Aim.
Edward Lynch of Duluth was a
Grand Marais caller Tuesday, look
ing after some matters in connec-
tion with his large timber interests.
Malcolm Linnell, of Mineral Gen.
ter, transacted business in the vii
lage the latter part of last week.
Oscar Strum, the genial Two Har-
bors contractor, was a business call
er in our village last Thursday.
J. Gilbert Jellie, a prominent Two
Harbors- attorney,was a. business call
er in Grand Marais last Thursday.
Mrs. Herman HENDERSON, of Good
Harbor Hill, was shopping in Grand
Marais Monday.
There will be big dance Satur-
day night given by the Baseball
club. The music will be furnished
by the North Shore orchestra. Ad-
mission s1.00. Ladies free.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j. Johnson made
a motor trip to st. Paul last. week,
returning Sunday. They we're ac-
companied on the trip by Lloyd and
Ellwood johnson.
Harry HENDERSON drove his car to
u @-uluth this morning and. will re-
turn Saturday.
Louis Ellingson, Anton Arnquist,
John N. Eliason, and Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Marker, of Hovland, transact
ed business in Grand Marais yester-
day
The stage driver reports seven
inches of snow at Cramer There
are three inches of snow at Good
Harbor Hill, and about six inches at
South Brule
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Tormondso11,
of Tofte, and children, are visiting
with Mrs. Tormundson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Smith.
Clarence Smith and Chris Tor
~ mundson are on a trip to Mineral
Center, and will do some exploring
between there and Pigeon River.
Hans O. Englesen, of Tofte, was {
business caller in town the latter
part of last week. He was quite
elated over the magnificent vote
given Amendment No. 1 by the vot
ers of Cook county.
Mrs. Erick Bramer and Miss Ma
bel Bramer visited in Grand Marai
several days the past week. Mrs
Bramer is at Highland where Ericl
is employed on the railroad Mis-:
Mabel and her mother are at Vale:
where Mr.. Bramer has a store.
The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10
Striking Expressions Showing
=. .s= Harding5 the Man -.

The story Of his nomination Senator Harding figured
it is this: "Tke leaders said: There's one thing
about Harding; nobody seems to have in for him. He's
great fellow FOR getting us together Maybe he'll work
that smile Of his all Of clear to election day.
''hy big job has been to bring the members Of my
party together in better understanding Of themselves
"nny whole job president will be- first, get
people of the United States together under
standng and then to get the nations Of the world to
friendier understanding Of workable world league"
''vNoodrow Wilson will have his place in history
the trouble is that he has the people,
Jim Cox is pretty good fellow. He has fought
feathers: .s~
81 believe that the people want al ordinary
President being little tired Of supermen and the ways
of such.
"Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt are the three
greatest men in American history.
'N1ckn'ey great figure; the biggest contribu-
tion he made to country wipe out nearly all
of the sectional feeling. IF God is with me l will try
to obIiterate all that's left.
"A mighty good guide in political life is the feep of
the people. No could have worked up as I have
worked without getting it.
"The people Of this country sound at heart
good red apple. They always back to the
sane sound ways OF business and of government
The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10

ions Pehrson, settler for many
years on Good Harbor Hill, has re-
turned fom New York where he has
been visiting with his daughter. He
is on his farm again temporarily.
Olson Bros. are fixing up their
pulpwood camp in the town of Col
will, preparing for their winters
work They will employ 35 or 40
men.
Mrs. Fred Jackson went to Du-
luth Friday, returning ON the Amer
lea Sunday. She went to be present
when her daughter Inga underwent
an operation, having her tonsils mad
adnoids removed.
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Johnson,
who expected to go to- Duluth yes
terday to attend the Lutheran cir
cult, changed their minds on account
of the unfavorable weather.
Fred R. Paine stopped over for a
brief visit the latter. part of the
past week enroute to his hunting
camp on the Brule. He is getting
ready for the big game season.
Theo. Ferkner accompanied him.
They returned to Duluth and expect
to return next week.
Wallace Reid in you're Fired" at
the Princess Saturday and Monday.
Joseph Raymond of Deerwood was
a caller in town toda " Mr.. Ray
mond expects to acquire some prop
erty in the east end> of the county
in the near future and construct a
large summer resort '~ ~.. =. :.
c.. A. A. Nelson accompanied by
Mrs. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs Geo !.
Nelson, of Lutsen,: were callers in
the village last Friday. Mr.. = Mel
son has started work on: large adj
dition to his summer resort at Lut-
sen which when completed will give
him 80 additional rooms 7: Among
other improvements Mr.. Nelson con-
templates the installing Of q water
power plant large enough to take
care Of any future needs . u Il s =5 E.
:8@Et i#E i. t,E%f 81 .3+ ~ + :f%T u
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. N. Ashford, who
spent about : week parttridg hllnt-
| ing iing at CornwalPs farm IL il the town
Of Colvill, have returned to Duluth.
Ne lEl shford q has been iin poor health
IS for some tine and not Be able
l5tos trap this ne had
Ito do.
The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10
CHURCH NOTICES
NOR. LUTHERAN CHURCH
n. F. johnson, Pastor.

Morning service in Grand Marais
Lutheran church next Sunday, Hoo
A. M. Service in Maple Hill school
house at 300 P. M.
The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Sunday school meets at 10 at
the United Congregational church,
Grand Marais. Evening service at Z
P. NJ.
w. ]. HOWES, Pastor.
The Cook County news-herald., 1920-11-10

Day Dance

The dance to be CIV
en- at the Happy Hour
Hall Saturday night
should be a great
social affair, mas:
much as it is given in
celebration Of that
great event, Armis-
tice Day.
GO AND HAVE A GOOD Time.
MUSIC BY THE NORTH SHORE
ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION S1.oo.
LADIES FREE. ALL INVITED.
The Lamar register., 1920-01-21
First American Composer.


Judge Francis Hopkinson. signer of
the Declaration of Independence, jur-
ist. inventor. artist. poet, essayist
scholar. organist. composer and first
graduate of the class of 1857 of the
University of Pennsylvania. In known
rs the first American compose. Judge
Hopkinson was especially noted as
composer Of fetching songs for the
harpslchord. liz 17ss he published sew
en songs dedicated to his friend.
George Washington. In the quaint fash
ion Of his day. he wrote: However
small the Reputation may be that I
derive from this Work. I cannot.
believe. he refused the Credit Of be
ing the. first Native Of the United
States who has produced a Musical
Composition. II this attempt be not
too severely treated, others may be
encouraged To venture on q path yet
untrodden in America, and the Arts
in succession will take root and -four
ish among us"
The Lamar register., 1920-01-21
MANY FELLOWS LIKE BROWN
And II More o, Them Got the Shock
He Did II Might Do Them
Lot Of Good.

Brown was merrymaking at the club
members reception. when he spied his
former friend Summers. coming up the
for his hat and cane.
Not going so soon. Brown ejacu-
lated another member. In surprise.
you've only just arrived; besides
lunch Is ready,"
Il must GO" announced Brown, keep
ing an eye on the door. "Tve Just
thought of pressing business engage
ment uptown I must keep"
''Pshawi The fun has only started" T"
deplored the other member. "And here
comes Summers
"To tell the truth" whispered
Brown. his nervousness increasing. Il
don't fancy Summers. But that's q
matter between Summers and me.
must go.''
"Helioi Why. l thought you and he
were the hest Of friends"
I'VE were formerly: but Summers
isn't the same Summers to me now.
and really l do not wish to meet him.
didn't want g come right out with
II: that's why gave the other ex-
cuse''
Summers now was shaking hands
with one Of the committee. and the dis
comfited Brown Unanswered toward
the door.
Summers played q mean game on
me recently" he added. as his In
terested club fellow moved along with
him. "and can't forget 1t. In fact,
II makes me averse to being In the
same room with him. Until he has
made ample apology for his ingrati-
tude Summers and I are strangers.
Perhaps now you understand. Good
byw
Uni hrrs tho inieriorrr. Summers.
grnsped Brown by the collar before
he could escape 10y the street door.
"You slippery whelp!' exclsimet.
the anytv Summers. jerking his late
pal around. I've been looking for yot
week now. Come across with that
hard-luck money you borrowed -
Life.
The Lamar register., 1920-01-21

common. Lawlessness seems to come
in cycles. Just now the southern tiei
of counties appears to he suffering
from such a sporadic attack. Let n'l
good men combine to stamp ii oul.
The time has passed when Ariz"ii.
must stand as a synonym for an'r-
chy."
She looked up at the young nr'iI
breathlessly, her pretty lips parted
her dllated eyes taking him in solemn
~. A question trembled on her lips.
Are YOU this man mentioned here:
What's his name-'Curly' Flandranf
Yes"
And you're q rustler? Why do
men do such things7" letting the hands
lllnt held the paper drop into her lap
helplessly. You don't look bad. Any
me would think"
Her sentence tailed out and died
away. She was still looking at Curly.
hut he could see that her mind had
nown to some one else. He would
have bet months pay that she was
thinking of another lad who was wild
hut did not look bad.
Flandrau rose and walked round the
liable to her. much obliged. Miss
Laura. I'll shake hands on that with
YOU. You've guessed 1t. Course. ni"
being so notorious hate to admit ii.
but | amt bad any more than he is
She gave him a quick shy l"nk.
You mean this Bad Billf
"You know who / mean, All right.
Ills name is Sam Cullison. And yam
needn't to tell me where he is. ri
lind him."
Il know you don't mean any harm
to him." But she said 1t as II she
were pleading with him.
Greet. I don't. Can you tell me
how To get to Soapy Stones ranch
from here, Miss LondonT'
She laughed. Her doubts were van
ishlng like mist before the sunshine
Good guess. At least he was there
the last | heard"
And | expect your Information is
pretty recent"
That drew another little laugh. ac-
companied by q blush.
Don't you think l have told you
enough for one day. Mr.. Flandrauf"
lnat MI. -sOunus 100 Solemn. MY
friends call me Curly" he let her
know.
She remembered that he was
stranger and q rustler and she drew
up stiffiy. This pleasant young fellow
was too familiar.
III you take this trail to the scrub
pines above, then keep due north for
about four miles. you'll strike the
creek again. just follow the trail
along Il to the horse ranch"
With that she turned on her heel
and walked into the kitchen.
Curly hnd not meant to be fresh"
He was always ready for foolery with
the girls. but he was not the sort to
20 too far. Now he blamed himself
for having moved too fast. He had Of
Tended her sense OF what was the
proper thing.
There was nothing for It but to sad
die and take the road.
Continued Next Week.
The Lamar register., 1920-01-21

a cow-punchsr with nfty dollars I~o
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Gn foriunlia franIf Gbit.

en- beIlllonlpgtigct ltolenot Heprr.
"Iclltant for De iranife SnteQeftucQt
glanoSarbeiocrc), Collin, holot itral
fsr Sui Ell Gale / BET prolific Serre,
hltS / Berlin ont oe iolfcionionligt
@e'trrbclier / 5rantrig. San erflr-
rc0e blonbt anbct, at ban bar Sen
isritc Tronifmanb, lom bar fonnct
iii Splfluno for at oberbringe oct
tpite Iolf @iliencr ira 6ronfrigs frie
% ~iaibGngige Wcnneifer. San llo-
talte oqioa i'm &arnle opcr Silbagc-
boloclien al Be 100000 tpifc Grig3-
Tangcr / 6ronfrig. Gn itor Del al
oct %iranitc Solt itnor reOe til .Gor-
ioning iagoe ban, og Silicn til rSlr,
tcrnntionoliamc bar olbrig ppret iau
itcrf iom eitcr oennc 9rig. San
bna6cOe, at ogiaa set tDifc Solf piloc
orbcioe / bcllnc Hetning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Smaanottier.
"Snis te Spurn."

Get fortpQe3 mt ira Nmitcroom
at Gr aeiier @ilbclm3 npcrbpcrpeo(
gaunle bollanoife @errcipoe "5lliS tl
Goorn" - iom SouGnoerne fulber
oct - life bill bli fGrbigt for Snb.
flptllillg fer / Sltll cQcr Mugllit. Slt.
Jet blir BELT omfalfatrct inopcnoig.
clcftrilf Chs % III Gertraloppnrm.
ming ~onlpggcs, M Wturmortrapoe op.
fsrca pcb 8oucbinogangell, % ba Ser
iult or 40 &Grclier at gisre iltanb,
tuger oct 5i0. Sgiou ct lioet &apel
/ SIottcta &apc bar ST.. @obenjoaerll
luoet u0pioc % "reItalrcrc" - til
itor T%orargclie for bouonoifc Stunt.
t%icnocre.
&ritcn bpcr Sag fierer Sr. SO,
~hcll5oIlcrn opcr til Soorn ira 9(me.
ronqen for at ic poa Nfrbeioct. Srt
Sohcn5ollcrn qisr ogiaa bpppigt Pitt
tonlobiltl,re oio, men alorig ianrnen
mcb lin Wfano.
Toran S~notisriclcn til Slottet CT
onbroqt ct fort Sfilt. iom iortGllcr
upcofommcnbe at Nogang CT per
botelt".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Schmcit5's 9tpitralitct.

Cen icblpcit5iitc NcgicriNg lig9cr
Tor Elocn / Understanding mco
Sreo5fnnfcrcncell2 spcrltc Haao an.
goacltoc glIpcrepublifena HDitralitct
HeQierilgcn inliitcrcr pan, at Hcpt.
hlifcn9 Nsitrulitct Qarnlltcrcs pern1d.
ncnt / araIt al Turngraf l35 / Sreb2-
traftatcn I'll &crioiles % Toraaroi
81 / GaQtCn ON Geroensligacu.
2igciua qipr Hcg~ierinacn arno pao,
at Scbpeit5 anerficllbcs ionl Wtcolcm
al Gerocnaligacu ira berncS Stii.
tclie Al / &rait al Norbunosraaoets
@eilittning beronl, lfiellt oetne BE.
illltuing life fan ratificercS peo Soltc.
afitcnnin1 | Sebet Al DC foreltrcune
70 Nluancoer citrr Den 1Obe Saluiar.
TN ~icbucitSiif aolnrnislion mcb bcn
tioligcrc Trriiocnt 8uitau IOor iont
Sormlanh CT rciit til Earis FOR at
inrflare Schmcitj'S &olonillg I'll oct
rperltc Raao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Snpnn pa Den nDe Sib.

sra Sofio telcgrafereS, at oct Scr
nGrenOc anlete @Ioo Sill Shimpo"
erflrrcr, at Sopon life Longer fart
noo'taa Den bcrifenoe og ooreltoe
Senoclls / Hctning al Ell 8croens-
Ncfonltrllttlon oa "e1 Ocntofratiif
Nono ullcreoe gicnnclninrer ale Gam.
'lnoSla9". &looct benpiier ioaleoc5
til De @cpG9elIer, Tom er itartet for
Ell Nefprm / EolitipGie1et, for Aner.
fiellbelic al arbeibernes 5agforenin.
ger og for Snoforelie al aIminbelig
Stemnneret for ale borne, morolige
gorgerc, Com cr oct npopcnoigite
Wibbcl til apnierpatismenS @efiGnl-
pclie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

iortrinliNc GcrtbeQcr poa 0cttc Gnl
ranoc. IiGciom ban / oct belle CT llO.
mcrttt hicnrmc / 9}orif boooc
Sprog % %itcrotllr. 0ou5 NcieQ
broltc o2 til al turfc poa, al set
wrlm0cn cr en- morrIig &crocn ret.
tc. ii fol0cy set uoritc Nmcrita, ionr
tnlnlcr en- N}uuo fem NoIuif iii at
io0r Sn~2icIiNttcIic uocnior pore nor
itc hnicrc SfoIcr. hDor han oog nom
tuIitcIig herer bicumc
Ior at rorcbUadc Ntla'uritoacI
Ter lIprc2 oumcrfiom poa, at {uu
iIccrnc ror 2ccorob NoipitnI, iom
nIll hnuoc 1T narljac Nigoc life bar
nogct mco M%oipitalcta mpurruoc
Grit at bc'tlllc. [ruitecrlc lcicbc
ocn tie ,lpnI 1915 &oipltolet til
lutheran Noipltol N2ioclntlou, iom
't0cu hor 0rcpct oct. Gcnnc CrQani
iatIon2 GmbcoamUun Cr Ionl felQcr:
y. &orcn, @rriiocnt Nopo-
Fat J. ". g}cIiou, &iccpruiioclt go
'tor 8 @Ic2nc, ScfrctUr, % Scna
tor 2. ~ GnQcr, No&icrcr.
BABIES llulon 9liO Socicp bar
lor mOcpUrcn0e 2Ior uolQt ieIacnoc
lmbco2mrno: lite @aro, N}rs. {.
ID Gnacr, N}r2. Gr. Inm, Mrs.
Ben Steele; Poet, Mra. Scnrp
SchuIt}, Mrs. g :. W}cauu, airs.
Soa CrlcH; 30ic, airs. 6. ) Curtin,
Qirs. s.. Z Gnine, W}r3 @co. &ru
Ter 0tr@ Eobn @crnot}; Ioc, Mr3.
. u. Nolm W}rS. TrcO 5ubrinQ.
Gilbert Aooc; 5tc, Mrs. e. SC.
Ntr@. :. 6 CIlou, W}r2. Z.
Y, I|arib. Qrpiiocnt, Mrs. @. T..
8o@icrer, Wira. :. $. Ora
SctrctUr, Mrs. 9. y. g9bitnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
DC Hsoc / Sonano.

sra Saag t~cIc8raiereS, at Ser i
gmiteroam uoeiucs ct golibcuiit,
@Iao peo Napn "Sribuna", og at
bette M bar begpnot nleb ct SilGa
paa Ruaiiit. Der or euonu eli
Mrugoc Hilsicrc iuterllcret / SOL.
LAMB, iaaleoea / eli cnfelt 9eir belle
600. Set cr rllsiiitc arigsianecr,
Tom / SibcuS Sob or fpstet pper
@rGnlen ira Spitlano. Wcn oct pea.
itaaes ogiao. al Der er mango rilsiiitc
@olibcpifcr paa Sriioo | SoIlaub, %
al Der crlItcrcr Ell ~bcnnlelig Sorbin-
belle mcucm "TrGiioeut @pnfoop
al Den holauoifc Scpiei &epublif"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Eetleren fr9peS ucleperet.

enoelig har Srcosfoniercncen OIL
ctclt olllnooet ocn bollanoifc He1ic
ring ON at nolcpcre oen tioligcre tn
lie aclier, iaa BON ior ct ollicrct Fri
bltlal fon ipare ior iinc Spnocr.
@c'llttring bcrom blep iottct a
oct pucritc Mnno 6rcoaN Gitcrmio
Dag % en- Hote, inoeboIoeuoc DC III
lrereoco Innooning, blep ianln1c III
ten opcrroft ben bouanoife Winiitel
/ Eari@ til TioereiorfenoelIe til
@oag. Get pooItoaeS, al Soften ifaI
bare ifrepet al GIemellceoll.
Noten frembppcr, at bui5 Ben tio.
llgcrc aclier bar forblepet / Sp'f.
lano, Ioa piloe ban al oen tpife 9fe.
giering bore blet uoIeocret ianncl
mcb andre EpIfcre, lom De Nuiereoe
frpbcr Spgier mco, % oct UNDER.
itreges, at "SoQa1o life pilbc opiploc
't1te itternatlorolc Torpllgteller,
DDS oef llcgfer at 1lllttc llg Ill De
onHrc Nationer ipr, lon langt oet CT
iltano oertil, at brillge Ior Nettcns
Sfranfc &rigcn5 6orbrpoere, cucr
iaIfalo life lugge &inoringer ! &eiel
ror, at octte fan ife."
"Dtogtcrne." bcocr Set, tan life
tro, at &oIlano bill ailie meb minore
Ififn, crb Be Ielp gipr, oct umaaoe.
Ilgc Inlpar, Tom builer pua Gr,&ei.
icren."
Eaa set iamw,c Mpoc blcp set
eperite &aao ogioo cnig on Sroln-
ben al Ben Note, iom ifal ien0e5
Spiflano meb arap ON %ll0leoering
al ell lang Hrffe fjenote tpife Scr
ionli9beoer, ionr ital itan til In'par
Tor line Spergreb % 6orbrpoelicr
lmocr arigen.
Gette er bel fsrite Sang / SiItos
rien at Gnfeltpcrloner trptfe5 til
NnIpnr for iorbrpocrlfe @anolln9cr
@rig. Gen ganlle SatS, at "aIt
cr ttllaot / ari9" er laolcOca bclotJ.
bis blct iorGloet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
cnifcs.-Turpaoter meo gnoel

- | @ren os strengthening for 900
acres Sdrm oteo Hlper SaIen. 600 9cres
oprfet, grunoig orGreret, inSeu Steu. 800
Ncres Iaunesong, Sto9 % @rGSluub. Sars
men / ~ppperli9 o~pbprtet foriatning. alorig
bortforpagtet. Sri9t al @ieren 40 adr.
t>ar altto bru9t ltor Sortieneite. Tarmen
ieber $50 Stptter epGg. Norpastereu maa
leperere uoltpr, boloe tire resllGre Mpnp Tor
Arbeioe pdd a9eren % Ell Tor ~EeiGtninaen.
9tor't Uuro rneo Sdnllte foretrGttes. anz
iogere cp9iper Nrep Storrelie % aIber al
%SorrlIie, INITIAL ne'te, hpao lloltpr bapes.
glp Re'erencer, en- Scut % 10 ,Sarmere.
anleouln9 at tlerte Gen9e Tor rette Wtouo.
w. Sisbert Vines Company, MlnneapoliS,
Winneiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

"Gotlo Ncfps", TOM nnbeiaIcr for.
mel 6reo meo Sopict Hegieringen,
'frtoer: "Gcnne fIoac 9ciIlttninG be
inoer mooife iraeu 'iornnOret Yoli.
tit oocrfor Sopiet McGicringen, men
opcr1or Oct ritsiiifc ToIf bctpocr Oct
loo ol't Ell 'oron6rct Tolitif, ION -
hpl@ ocn bare bauoc fonunet isr r.
ntloc bopc gipct oS en- BELT anocn
&cr0cn iooq."
Nrbclocrorgolct "0crolo" Orogcr
NclllrtnlngenS GpriQti1bGo / Spll og
l%frlucr: &c oaiercOc 9icgieringera
rllS'lifc Eolitif bar pnrct lua oinglct
20 leoIoii9 % inIif. al oct cr flogc't
at OcDltc % ic, 6uoo Oct blir TIL"
Gain Chronicle" itrlpcr Zen
ait oocrlfpdgenoc aicno2gicnlllg or
oclt, at ncn anti bolihcpiItlifc She
al ocn rtaiiife 9orqcrfrig or br1tot
Iormncn. Oct beoitc, ion fan giarc5
MI hUi3 set ga t an azores - oil
pare at ppnao en- tlItrcD5ltlllcnoe
Trco mco NliSlon0. Vtda'fe III life
fan iao en- Iaa6un ErCo III, men ri
tlmoe ou PROBE, oo buia ol life faiL
lon bsr hi lige iau Qoot le Alporct al
Oct ollbct NIternatiu Iiac | Elneltc."
Ter oplpieS, of set oreier Jig Inn
on ell "0clpi8 SrucIie al 9lofa0en"
"a 0olocl nlcQcm pripatc 6irnocr
cQcr Gnfeltperioner ircnloclc3 or Tor
bnot. Nlt ifol qon gicrnenn De TO-
operative ScIifn6cr.
Tcunc @egrGn2ninG IpiQcr oog Ii
Sen Nollc for HuSlar05 Ne0fpnmen-
DC, 0a Sc 0crpprenoe f~oopcratloc Gel
itober / sc icucre }t0r bar ppret Den
piltigitc WtcIlenmlunO pco Correcting
al &urer blanot 9ouocrnc. 10 Al
0iaic Organizations har &nntorer |
oQ oct pooitunca, at De til
reprrientcrcr 80 Wtlllioner
r~uaiiife @pnoer.
Get antaqc$, at @Icnoptagclien al
ntco RrslanO nil baDe Ell
piOtrUffcnoc S~noilpOclic paa Yriler-
ne pan &erOen3nlurtcoct.