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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

cipally responsible for the o,oo
sentiments expressed. Exnect.od1 my'
run we'll over so, the varsity So,
never has numbered more than 'SsSsd
Land Veteran "Umps."
1t was announced today that Geo..
Vanell, sporting editor of the Snsse
kane Chronicle and perhaps tn. iIpo.
known football referee in the v uest
will handle the Idaho w a hihsttos.t
state game. Last season, after worI
ing in virtually all of the imnort.kk..
Pacific coast conference games w
nell served as referee in the NJ.
Years contest between Oregon ~
Harvard staged In Pasadena. 'e
Some little interest has b...
aroused by the imbroglio betwes.
the Idaho freshmen and Lewistcs
high school which has been plannsd
as curtain-raiser for the afternoon.
principal event. Lewiston is said -
have one of the ablest teams # hss
boosted for several seasons and ths
Idaho yearlings are fast becoming an
efficient machine. Their encount.-
is expected to be almost as wei
worth watchin gas the varsity battle
Idaho undergraduates have fsrur
thei preparation for the bonfireI
rally which additionally precedes
Pullman game. Congressman Burton
L. French, an Idaho graduate of thu
class of 1901, is expected to be amone
the rally speakers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08
CALDWELL THIRTY YEARS AGO

confessed last week on his death bed
THAT he was the original James An
derson. one of the toughest members
of the famous Jesse James gang OF
outlaws. According to dispatches, the
story seems to be well founded and
the identification complete. This is
la scoop" for Payette from source
we never dreamed of. and The Tri-
bune detective has been started out
with instructions to find the original
Jesse James himself on his death bed
in Caldwell.
The noble hills of old Owyhee were
white with snow Thursday morning.
We shall now expect poem on
Beautiful Snow" from the facile( p
pens of some hundred of our sub
scribers.
Charles Cakes of Cakes Bros,
packed his grip full of samples and
started out on drumming tour last
week. The boys say that he is send
ing in some fine orders.
Senator De Lamar acknowledges
the fine pear sent him by H. w. Dor
man for exhibition at the worlds fair,
and in his letter of acknowledgment
suggests that a state fair be held next
fall and that the finest of exhibits
be appropriated for the Chicago show.
This is a great scheme and one that
ought to meet with general approval
1t place can be decided upon for
holding that fair. The capital city
would naturally suggest itself as the
proper place but experience has shown
that Boise City IS utterly incapable
of handling any enterprise that is
not a Skin game" for Boise. The
town that. handles the state fair must
not only give money but much graf
!tious work to the enterprise and that
is not the style of the capital of
Idaho. Governor ShouD's Inaugural
lion, President Harison's visit and
score of other recent events can be
called to mind when Boise was tried
n the balance of public hospitality
and found wanting. Let's try an
,ther place.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

women who could either invest it il
railroad securities or not, as the,
please; and we know that they woule
not invest it in such securities unles.
they could be made reasonably sure
OF an annual return upon their in.
vestments and reasonably sure thai
the investment. itself, would be a safe
one. for every element of SPECULATION
has been absolutely eliminated by the
legislation | am reviewing.
want the critics of the Transports.
ton Act to face the problem squarely
tor it is the one with which we had
to deal. What they have done in or
der to make il fairly sure that the
money to buy the needed equipment
and make the necessary improvements
would be forthcoming? This is a
question which they can not answer
truthfully and still condemn the
TRANSPORTATION Act unless they insist
either that the government should
have bought the railroads and issued
anywhere from SIS, 0OO, 100000 to So
600. 100000 to pay for them and then
taxed the people not only for the in
terest upon the purchase price and
the cost of maintenance and operation,
but to raise the funds necessary for
additions and betterments, or, that the
government should have had a tax
upon the people to raise the billion
next year and the billion each year
tor many years to come and have
loaned the money to- the railroads
upon such security as the railroads
could give" ~
Believe Problem Solved
Senator Cummins then shows that
congress solved the problem by pro-
vidinR fund of $500, 100000 to be
loaned to the railroads at per cent
interest to bridge over immediate
needs and adopted the rule of rate
making which would provide a net
operating income of 81 per cent upon
he value of the property. He also
shows that the Interstate Commerce
Commission fixed the value of the
property at 1890, OOO, go which IS the
mount upon which the shippers of
america will pay not to exceed 5K per
.ent income. e
The income will be $5OOOO,OOO less
nan the railroads as whole received
n IVY. the reduction of income fall
nR upon those roads that made an |
<N~SSSiNC PiOIlt III tndt year. The
weaker roads will be the beneficiaries
# the rate provision of the Transport
alton Act. Since the government is |
low borrowing money at 5 IA per
ent. with total national indebted |
ess of some $4,000, coo GOO, it will be
eadily manifest that the government
ould not borrow $4,000, 900 900 more
or the purchase of the railroads and
ecure the money at the rate of 5K
er cent. which the Railroad Act pre-
cribes at the limited income the
Dads will be permitted to earn upon
ne value of their property.
Law Win Prove Benefit.
From every viewpoint, therefore.
ne Transportation Act of 1920. COM
ionly known as the Cummins Bill.
NJ prove benefit not only to the
abroad system as a whole but to the
hippers Of the country who will bel
ssured of adequate transportation ia
l!ities at the earliest possible moment
nth Limitation upon railroad rates
hitch will protect them from exces-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

that the year before the war he raised
one down there that weighed just
482 pounds and that after Fremont's
she'll for a water tank. Shoshone
Journal
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08
Who's, Lizziei

did you hear that Mr.. Hiboy was
killed while travelling in Kentucky?"
mo. How did it happena"
''in feud."
Good Lordl And Eve cautioned
him a dozen times against riding in
one"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

sive charges.
Senator Cummins admits that the
measure is not perfect, and that fur
Their legislation will be required in the
future: He asserts. however. that it
was the best that could be done to
provide for the emergency which ex-
listed; that it enlarges the power of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for the better protection of shippers;
that it prohibits the issuance of rail-
roads securities without the approval
OF the commission; that hereafter it
will be impossible for any railroad
company to issue watered stocks or
bonds with an excessive discount, and
that all money hereafter secured by
railroad corporations whether from is
suance of stock or from bonds must
be invested honestly in property which
renders the service of transportation.
He challenges the critics of the Rail-
road Bill to state specifically what
they would have done in the situation
which existed and which the congress
OF the United States was compelled
to meet.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08
NO IRISH NEED APPLY

We have received the prospectus of
the College of Idaho located at Caid-
we'll. An offer is made to the person
CRYING $4,000 toward the erection of
suitable buildings the privilege of
naming this institution of learning.
Our modesty prevents US from ac-
ceptipg this latter offer on account
OF the widespread notoriety that
would follow. "Trib," what's the mat
ter with you?-Silver City Avalanche
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08
GOOD LIE FOR A BEGINNER

last odturudy Bert Ferr1nS unload
ed a water melon on the walk in
front of The Journal office that out
weighed the one brought in last week
by IS pounds. That one weighed ZIG
pounds. We are safe in saying that
this is the largest melon ever rasied
in southern Idaho and is only little
smaller than those grown on Mes
quite flat in Arizona. DR.. Smith saws
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

The steam err Norma, which was
built to navigate the Snake river from
Huntington to Seven Devils, was sold
at auction recently for $4,000 Thus
ends another attempt to navigate the
Snake.
Under the new school law, teachers
cannot draw their salary until the ex-
piration of their contracts. There is
nothing to prohibit the teacher and
trustees from making a new contract
every month.
The Statesman in scoop" on the
Idaho press on the "sere and yellow
leaf" Ghestnut last Thursday. We had
intended to spring it in this issue but
will no wait and try to get in of
winter lingering in the lap of spring."
George Holbrook came down
from Squaw creek this week like the
old man in Mother Goose. with one
shoe off and one shoe on" The night
before he reached town someone en-
tered his tent and stole one of his
shoes or hungry coyote made a
meal of it.
Jim Patton staggered into The Tri-
bune office Tuesday under the weight
of four apples raised on George Stew
art ranch at Falk's store. We do not
feel able to write description of them
right now, but they are just as big in
proportion to ordinary apples as Gov
Stewart is big in comparison with or
binary men.
D.. L. Bailey is still picking straw
berries off his vines and H. w. Dor
man says he revels in raspberries
every time he goes home. The vines
and bushes in this country keep right
on bearing without regard for fall
and winter.
And now comes the story that
James Anderson Riley, a respected
citizen of our neighbor town, Payette,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

And now comes the story tina
James Anderson Riley, a respected
citizen of our neighbor town, Payette
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-25

Wednesday

Come to the far-away tropics to the glistening
isles of the South Seas, to lands of exotic beauty
where dwell people apart, fugitive from all the
lands of the earth
Here is the port of the missing-where hide the
beious, the outcast, the heather. Here lenent ma
ture harbOrs her sackers, feeds them the poison Of
idleness that their passions and sloth may destroy
them and rid the world Of their kind
Radiant among the strange rabble of beachcomb-
ers, rogues and deserers, of bacIbirders cannibas
missioners, is Mary, "The Idol Dancer vbeauteous
child Of the sun, playthng Of the Strange gods
she Worshps- forbidden the homes Of the righteous
because of the lack of raiment Whisp Of trQpc grass
beads, and a leaf of the fig
beauteous hoyden is Mary, TENDER caressful
loving or hating like the dove the hawk Despis-
ing the mission girls caperng, dancing wildly dane
flashing eyes Haunting the men who would WOO
her. until out Of the he comes sot, Iaggard in
sensate with sins grip on his vrulent manhood.
Strange is the tale of their wooing. Swift, primal
clashes OF Wills hatred jealousy, unconscious desire
flaming into love of the purest when death would
reach for her beauty
Wild fierce, relentless the raiders shed blood in
rivers that one of them may possess her. Bitter war
rolls DER the land, tears the into ribbons but out
of the conflict comes true love, understanding,
demption
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

icenoc iii StiQngcu ior Gmoer gn
par ire UicoIemmcr al ben iutGrua
tiouaIc &ommisitou 'orlcoeu tllitloe
Der paa acknowledgements uemllg
6Srr. commissioner GlolloeI o. D.
SnooU iautt Qroiesior &erritr. Ser
par Golf. Der PAR Iuobllot en- bulD
Sues Sorgere ira De ioritIeuige
StGnoer til Weoct Dc blep ooipurg
re ON oeres Wteuiug mco SeniUn iii
Der snifclige % ~ns0UenoigG Tor Su.
ems 8elipro. Get or en- Seluielge,
ar 6i2ie 2uifer MATTE gaa no gaa
Of reooe @uers GpIauo moo Spo,
hoilfet uof uil Ipffes. oa life alene
eforomtite @eniun I'll Sorsernea,
men baaoc Spcu3 og Oplanbct@
3arp frGper bette, men Ogiaa geo.
graiiitc, iiGr Oct Digtige Sperg2.
maal her noe paa IPoriteu o. Ben
lane Sect ON Snnoets giIcouiug.
Wen ifal Srlslauo islQc lenocr.
maa gcrne islae 6ri2Iano. III hull.
fer De baaoc sfonomIite % geogra.
mt er uIsieIlgt fngttcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Observation-Disclosures

6lenaborg t0oc Npril. @u Icpit.
totion poo 4 i~IcnSbor9ifc 9orgerc
opcrrnttc igoor Wiboog ocu intcrl,a.
tionaIr aommiaiion5 @cncraIicfrcs
trr Yfr. Bruce Ell Ectition. u,hcr.
tcauct al opcr 10000 G0,52D
Tlcn2borocrc oncr IS Tor, bonri bc
bcocr ON Ell Observation-Disclosures
mcb england iom Mnubant pua Sol.
fencS SorbunoS Tegnc % meo Solh-
tiliIutning iii Gnnmarf iom ben bcb.
tie Ssanina al @rTnieiper0Smoalet.
Fctitlouet or itiQet iii oct epcritc
Roob % bcn intcrrationnIc aonmi5
lion % bar tiltroo9 for ole oct tplfc
llopolqa NoporaIer iaoet ct ioo tort
Nntal llnocritriftcr. Gr Gel al I'm.
bcrIfriucrnc cr DC iommc Iou poa
ocn borifc; flcrc al llnbcrifripcrne
er me.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
q. I. !Snusieu.

Nabcnran 6tc 4pril. gaa CT Wts.
Oe, iom GGlgcrforcniugens noroiIcs.
pigifc @ruppe ioog aibolot paa Sol.
fchicmt" / Nabcurna, % boortil Der
ogiao por uoierlot Srobpoclie til an.
ANDRE WtcninQsfGQer, oc0togca isI.
gcnoc ReIolutiou:
"GGlgerioreningens noroilesUigite
8ritppc, illpplerct meo taIrigc DE.
uIng5iGlIcr ira ale Ggnc al lite 80.
ne, uotaler i'm ubetinge0e IlIiIut'
ming I'll Den al $. i. Sau2ien blotil
icrtc ~ienocripoifc Iolitif, tiliiger
ham iuIo Ststtc / bans &citrrbcIicr
for, al oct Ieroeripoifc Spgrg3mnaI
iinocr lin cnoeIigc &saniug III, %
bctrogter Oct iom en- ns6pcroig 6or.
u]biTtntng for en- rolig og gaOnIig
GortiGttclie al set piqtIgc @ierior-
eninganrbcioe, Of oct iBu0eripOite
Ytiniitcrium glenoprcttcs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Sfnttcrnc / lite Zone.

SIcn9borg 1Ooe 9lpriI. Inganer.
&c SfnttcnnirtteIieu Tor S~fnttcaoret
1921 / lite 3one oficntliagior
Den irtcrnottonoIc Commission: 2ia.
ming al Tnbfomitifat sacr citcr DC
~glGlocnbc 6orlfrlitcr citcr >Srlbtpq.
tcruc | Narct 1919, bcnboloapiS ire.
aari9t @lcrmcmrinlt Np InipttcIic
iii 3iIlrg3ifat timber life Stcb. Ger
opfrGpcS Den iommc Sum Tom /
Sf%uttcooret 1880. timber Sen.
inn Ill, at Ser / 9laret t920-21 fan
pcrteS en- H6nbring al oeu girlocnhc
Wnrtioh, cr Detailing al &c uhlfren,
ne Sfottcbcleb f1tn tluoot for set 10.
bcuoc 6ieroingoar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Aiifco mco "9a WarIeilaiic".

GIcn2borg 9oc April. Su1or9eu
letter go Ytariclaaiic" Anfer for at
ictlc hicm til 6ranfri9 ) Otter
mlobag ailoaoc Ell ll6cu arco3 al
oanlfc Slcn2borgcrc Ell N~iifcoSuilit
onlborb. Ser tnItc Rcooftpr grnit
EbriitlnnieL iom miltococ ont Sfi.
bets 'erltc &cisa % Den lanae Gto,
| hullten oct bnuoc itabt Srpahco
blot oco i'm NTrpTrelie. Sfibcta
aomnlonoant iuarcoc mco ell ITnqc.
re Salc, ! boilfen ban llgelcoea opr.
Ieoc pcb oct isritr @eisg, icm bopoc
gIort Ct itcrtt Snotrpt, % ircmbGuc'
DC in OcItogcIic for bcn oauife @e'
iolfllind
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

UUU. u Oetfe or Str. b4 ,OOO Tor
Sorobrltgsnorcr. Nettoiorticneiten
cr SIR. 9,772.95.
&elanlGQgct 8repi-Salliarbcraet
bar / 1916 uorcguet til at foitc Ser.
10000 Otcn paa @rltnb al Sor-
%anorlng i Tlonen % ben bsie Tris.
itigrlrg cr Opcrilagct III Str. 222,.
600.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Selcmarf
6plfe bar greiet Jig eobt / &c Aar,
oct bar arbcioct. Oct bar Jolt ct
Sperifuo paa Ser. ~114,456.70. Spcr-
ifiiooet for ilbite Iar er SIR. 3D.
1864. 0isIe Eenae err tient paa
OmIptnineen al Suffer, Ntcl o. at.
ore &arcr iom aontoret bar oronet
meo.
Saarbal &erreositpre bar icnot en-
motiueret @enitiaing I'll Splfestiuget
ON at faa opitlffct % ilorc9net en-
Sernbolelinle ira 80 til &inic. Get
er Sanfen at Sinicn fol gaa eien.
mem Seliorb, @rlnfcberg % SPIT
oalsno til &iuic.
Sireftioncn for gifaclpcns SGl.
MISUNDERSTANDING har al 2angc.
iuno Wotorperfiteo fight , Motor.
baaoe iii at ilGbe BONNER / Hor.
beimtiernct / 9unoc % SpoaISticr,
net / 30.
Splfcsifatten for Ss .9errco CT
tillammcn SIR. $4,000.
aarl aolitao, @parp, hor iolgt
Wteierigaaroen til @parp pripate
Wtiooelifole.
Sil IN Sorocmober / 2unoc efter
@unbilo 9jcrua er auiat Slette
aisnhaug.
Ifosbe Norif. Imerifaner 9lnbers
.. Gperbs bar iflGnfet ca. 5000
Collars til i'm SiembpgO 80.
Yriien paa Smsr, &Isb % Sleif
er falot efter Nptaar. Smsr pr. Sig.
ar. 800. Yriieu paa fineite Sort
aiso peo InoelsIlagteriet / Sfien er
for Sibeu Ser. $50 pr. Sig. Slcif
ar. 800 pr. &g. Yrileu poa Eotcs
ter pr. 100 Sig. Str. 1900. Set TOM
Sorbbritgeren bar at iplgc CT falot
betpoelig / Yris, mems oct, Iom ban
trG1tger at fisbc igien, itaar / oen
gamle Yris. Zen Sorobrugsparc,
Tom boloer Jig / Erls, err Sol. st
Sfippunb Sei betales III meo Str.
1900.
Ssmmerpriicrne er bsie MI. Tor
tort tint CONNER betales Der peo
9eelpen optil 43 &roner pr. Soao.
Wen iaa er oeiaa 7riftsilogiitcrne
ip9re. On flinf Ssmmerbueger tie.
ner Is aroner % mere ON 0a9en.
% / Iorbolo oertil betoles &ierer.
ne. 2ieneitefolf blir ogiaa goot be.
talt MI. Iarslsnnen for Ell bra
Sieneltegi,t err ca. 1000 ar. %
Iarslsnnen for n Sente 1900 Str.
% mere. Ser ipnes at bare Wangel
paa Sicnere, iGrlis Senter er oct en-
ipGr Hiit eiter.
Sorbenpnrenoc 9rrer % Girfcs
LANCER i 2unbe, Ssreen ~gmrnoien
@eitgaarben, bar faaet S~orgeroaabSs
mcbalien / Sslp for longt og for.
tieuitfulot Irbeioe / Sfole og aom.
mllne.
Snsbag apelo Sen 10oe Danrts
bolot 2unbcbcrirgerne Set / Sunbe
llrgoomslofale for at bpore 2prer
Olap Stranna, iom Ben Gag fplote
60 Iar. 9ofalet bar propfulot al
Solf og mango ntaatte reile i9ien, ba
De life Hap ino. SGrer 9pitein
Gleppe bsb @elfommen % lritc op
Ell Yrolog iom bar ifreuet al Holleto
Slapsion, 9linbc. 0erefter taltc
Sperretsiagferer &etil Sfogen, %
eftcr ham bolot Rebaftsr @uQpaag
ell Gale for SroersgiGiten. Siben
perlcoc Set meb Saler, Gang % Sele-
Ipil. S Mnlebning Goeen bar Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Breue fra Doryes Bygder og Byer:

inblebet mango 2pfenitnirostclcs
aranmer. Oct bar paffcrt giort al
Sitnoeherlngcrnc az Dc bite Slau
Stranna bcnnc 9Gre. San bar /
Snnobc0 giort iia iortient iii bcn.
Tffe alcnc iom Srrcr o. communal
3illtbanano 49, ban hor / ilcre Yc.
rioocr uGret NteoIcm al Sfoleitprct
OF Scrrcoelturct, tnbtiI iioltc Sgit,
on ban irabab iig @icnual9, - men
iom Ell al De oirrpcitc Rorifhoma
mpnb ri hor ! Giitriftct % ocrtiI
mco iom Sfribcnt. San "itriocr aobc
%ers % cr Ell itQttet Sumortit.
Spcm or oct iom fife mac lie, naar
ganllc Sens @oGto" iortTacr
"Norig"? Sognifripcr or han %
iaa. Nan bolOer iortioeu puo mco
at ifripc i'm @icmbpqba Snqu. SCR.
itc Del ifal mart fonrnte llo, Oct or
Ell @aoros. % 9Gttcinao, Scucrc
fomuncr ban ntcb Ell &llturiago.
Set or Of snifc, at oennc NGoer$
mono mna fon leuc mango % lutfe-
ljgc Mar og opmlutrc % 9IU0c bao
DC Selcmarflngcn o9 andre mcb lin
Een. Seq bauoc mar CLIENT al mco.
belle, at Strannu peo Carer &lcppp
bIep operrnft Ell paffcr 8auc / SeIp
ira NtaaIlaget.
Get cr Init til 9Ggtcifub ior @erte
Sieloitob, Sofia, % Souci :. 0tpt-
lcirll, 90. &i9clcbca Tor Sngcborg
:. 0tpflcitll % 9luguno Stronb,
Scliorb.
Selgenbe er osbe ! 6cbrltor: Cor.
81 80, &onen til Sucpnung :. Be;
Inlallg 6orbcrg, aonen iii gteri
6orberg. en- tienot Wtano / Smlbc
Sergen SobnIen Iferbaugcn beoc !
Wtibten al Sebrllar, 74l2 Iar CANT
mel.
@n ura @ut, Sans Sigurbicn
&iie, Hrs, omfom Tor ct Nar Gage
liben peo ct lllpffc9tiIiUloe. San
fiertc 8ruS ira ct @rustog oco &er-
te. Wens ban bnffcoe 8rllicn los,
off Der ct &oS % be9rapcoe bom.
San bar alenc, Iaa tn9en ololtc no
get on lllptten, fer Soften fom bicnl
alenc. Wfan oneoc ga llrano % lat
ie aiitcb. "a DC iii grooet ham ircnt
bite Der zig Sinstcgn hos bnnt. Gof-
torer blep bentet % ban arbcioeoc
lGnge for at ioa Sip / ham; men
trobs a1e Initrengclicr bite oct Jig
at bore baableit.
SCR icg i~ll,tter @repet pil icg til.
laoe mig at mlnOe 9sberinger og
andre Selcnlarfingcr, iom life ien-
Ser "0ecorab-Y oitcn" til S%IGgtnin-
ger og Genner / 8amlelanbet, ON
at De bill gjere oct. Get pil bore en-
fjpr 8ape for ganmel iom ing her.
biemme. Seq peo meo mig ielp, at
ies bleo GLAD, ga leg fit "EoItcn" til
mig Ienbt for ct Gar Aar iioeu. Sor
Oct er ct @lab, Tom ser or nogct /.
"Gecorab. Boitcn" bar giort Jig for
tient til at pGre ligeIaa mcgct no
breot / Noree iom Sen er / Nlmcrifa.
Serfor, fiprc Selcmarfingcrl gier
oct lille Sffcr % icnb "EoItcn" iii
Dem, iom itanr eocr nprmcit Der
biemmc. Get bill gierc lit til, OF De
mango gaanb melem bet gamle %
me Noree bIir fnpttet ~iaitere.
12te Warts 1920.
Ola Inorcosen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
81 M raft % iterf. Get

Gr M raft % iterf. Set gIGOcr
mig at meoocle Gcm," ifriper @r. q.
q. 9erto8oli ira Ierial, 9llta, at
lea er bIepet roit og iterf glennGn
grugcn al Or. 4eiers al,rifo. Com
@ut par icg ingeIig % ioos; oa leg
par en- ing ManO, muatte leg urbel.
DC boarbt, oa HciuItntet par, at ieg
bleu aloeIc$ ne0bruot. 5 eQeUe Naa.
ncSer bapoe icg Smerter / belle nit
2egeme % irgen Goftor iormaaeoe
at biGlpe mig. aurifo bar furerct
mig" SooIebe3 er bette gamle,
tiosprspeoe llrtcmibbeIs I'm; bet
biGIpcr, bpor alt anbet iloar ieil; Ell
9rsue uil o~uerbcoiie Gem ON oenne
Sanobeo. SGIscs life al Ipotctcre.
Grin iii Or. Better Sabrnep & Cons
60, 25O1 8aibington Sluo., Gbica.
go, 81.
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Wcrlcr paa Norge
% Tanmarf

fan fjsbcs hos us citer Sasens lauc'
ito anrs. vi beisrger Eenge ocSonc'
ret / nprife Eanter, bpur man III be-
taller 512% Heutc. Deb Den nnuG'
rcuSc lauc &urs, or at fisbe arOncr
90 inoirttc iamme / nOrifc Banter
en- mcset goo % lsnnenoe 6prrct'
nina. aisb fprcuo aurien gaar up.
Sfriu til elcr bcios ;Sube d 60,
@erel. % SilctiOrretnins, iamt @c'
neral Hortbmeitsrn Igents, NOrwc'
sian Amcrica Ginc, $40 2no auc.
g, minneapolis.
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Sngcn iiffcr Sinorina for
Iariascn CT ijcrnct.

Raar Slooet bIiuer bismio8t al NtIllouer
imuu SpgoomslpIrsr, oer aUrGIoev nuoeu,
oa uiI ben brGnOeubs ,iyy.tariou % Iutsnis
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ipiysr Ct ilsrust ira SlooeI.
girteIis ginorlrg fan osyior tIu Usutes al
en- Ssbauolirg osr saar Iige III Cuoe,5 1GOe
og iom rammer bets Gagiag. VI i%ocolR!
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TrDgtelig Surtnr peo
flgcuoc 6uOinaopmme.

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&loorenier, oeg oraber zp8oommeus 5pusg
og 'euoey en- IN Nor'Duuug AZ y,g,, rsot Sloo
crtulegsHoe glsnuem Gaytus.
5. 5. ;. CT meo ce,o 5leUs. brust :uoeL
ar Dc Oryits E.iG.osr Ar eczema % andre
cuoiuGoomms.
for uErOJtulo y,tsrarur ]tli.rio Meoicll
aoUtisy, i0s Sw,it laboratory. 9~tLuuta,
@sor9ia.
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&ilbe icirc Nsoiclsoaacu bicmmc.

6lenaborg 9oc gpriI. Get noritc
V6colem Al Den intcrnationalc aom.
mission, @cncraloircftsr Sciipe, al
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IN 90 Mars Ssbiclabaa Der / 0tor.
aen. Nou ncnhcr pna Slrabag til.
bagc I'll Glcnaborg.
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Wor6c 4rpncr.

Sc, ior maotte trrte paa at anbrinoc
fine Sparepenge / rorife arouer. M.
meoens auricn enbnu er ida foroelagtig.
bsr hcnncuoe zig iii % forot faa Torz
fldrira paa bette ii1tcrcsidnte Silfplbe.
Set Times MI, iom ONT CT @%cnoepuntt er
inbtrdnbt % &lrien paa aroner er /
Stiaenbe. Sp~lpsninger icnocs frit al
girscr Sslnnb & Co., 115 South Gear
born st., Chicago, 81. 40u.