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Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
FREE AND ACCEPTED AN.
GENT YORK MASONS
Officers of the Most Worshipful
King Solomon Grand Lodge,
State Of California, There
unto Belonging.

Brother E. d. Macon of McCloud,
Grand Master.
Brother B. NJ. Johnson of Oakland,
Grand Senior Warden.
Brother S. T. Howard of Oakland,
Grand Junior Warden.
Brother ]. S. Sheppard of McCloud,
Grand Treasurer.
Brother W. A. Jarrett Of Oakland,
Grand Chaplain.
Brother T. NJ. Draper of McCloud,
Grand Secretary.
Brother w. NJ Edwards of Pitts,
burg, Grand Tyler.
Brother L. w. Peyton of McCloud
Grand Treasurer Charity Fund.
Brother E. Wilson of McCloud, Grand
Secretary Charity Fund.
Brother Z. Robert of Oroville, Chair
man of Board of Control.
Rev. A. M. Machack of Pittsburg
National District Deputy Grand Mas
ter, whose territory covers Oregon
Washington, California, Arizona, New
Mexico, Colorado, Nevada.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Keep off the date, January 1st, 1921
Taken by Court Knausborough 5000
A. o. F. Grand ball.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Winter is here. Floods Face Creams
are splendid remedies for chapped and
roughened skin. See ad
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
City Churches and Choirs
limited
885 Campbell Street

This Cantata Is musically beautiful,
and strong in it's narration and inter
probation of the story of the birth OF
Jesus.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
SUMMONS

Superior Court of the State of Cali
fornia in and for the County OF Ala
media
No. 634S6. Dept. No. 6.
Scott Phillips, plaintiff, vs.. Roberta
Phillips, defendant.
The People of the State of California
to Roberta Phillips, defendant:
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint filed in tn
County of Alameda in an action en-
titled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the State of
California in and for the County of
Alameda, within ten days after the SER
vice on you of this summons-if served
within this County, or within thirty
days if served elsewhere.
You are hereby notified that unless
you appear and answer as above re-
quired, the said plaintiff will take judg
ment for any money or damages de-
manded in the complaint as arising
upon contract, or will apply to the
Court for any other relief demanded
in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the State Of
California in and for the County Of
Alameda, this 10th day of November,
1920
(SEAL) GEO. E. Gross, Clerk.
By W. E. ADAMS, Deputy.
H. L. Richardson, attorney for plain
tiff, 1722H Seventh street, Oakland,
Calf. Phone Oakland 1927.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Mr.. George K. Watkins has voice
for singing but does not know it. So
says Madame Ezellia Hackley Mr..
Watkins says that he thinks of enter
ing Madame Hackley's Big Chorus,
now rehearsing at Fifteenth Street
Church. Mr. Watkins thinks he can
be of great service to the race as a
singer, with proper training.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Mrs. M. Jackson, 2605 Inyo avenue
has gone to Memphis, Tenn, to spend
the holidays with her relatives, return
ing early in the spring, taking Mrs
S. J. Gatewood as far as New Orleans
Mrs. Gatewood intends spending
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
DARTS AND. FLASHES

I The SUNSHINE is the neWsleSt race
paper published in Oakland Read it
and see
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
STOP! LOOK! LISTENl !

Where your soul is thrilled,
Where you can't keep still,
Where you forget your worries and
your bills
Majestic Hall the place-Christma
afternoon.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Mr.. James E. Jackson the furniture
man of Melrose has been added to our
staff as a member of the Board of
Directors Of the Community Grocery
Co, which will be an asset to the COM
pany
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

The following came to US this week
and we offer our congratulations:
DR.. and Mrs. William Whipper Pur
nell wish to announce the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage, Decem
ber the eighteenth.
1858 Ray Street, Chicago, ILL.,
1920-1600 Woolsey Street, Berkeley,
Calf.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Mrs. Minerva Brownfield, of Charles
ton, s. c., has reached our city, to
make her home with our fellow towns
man Mr.. w. NJ Brownfield, 1858
/ Eighth street, her son.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
CRUDUP
TRANSFER

Office 5O4 Sixteenth Street
Will be Glad to Have
Your Business
Same Phone Oakland 6O79
Mrs. Crudup is still in busi-
ness at 6425 Essex street, her
home place, selling high class
Phone Piedmont 7423-W
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18
SUNDAY FORUM

The discussion on next Sunday
afternoon at the Forum will be the
Colored Peoples Attitude with regards
to the recent lynching and our atti-
tude as a race group.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Norton, 5421
Market Street, have gone to Chicago
for an indefinite stay. They left last
Wednesday.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

With regards to the recent wave of
crimes, as all law abiding citizens the
Colored People deplore lawlessness
and suggest a thorough purging out
Of the city of all the cabarets, dance
halls, etc.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
141o w. 8th st. Phone Oak. 4209.
Oakland sunshine., 1920-12-18

Mrs. Stella Tibbs of King street,
Berkeley, has gone to New Orleans
La, to spend Christmas with hel
mother and sister, Mrs. l. Robinson
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
CHOLERA INCREASES IN CHINA
Troop Movements Blamed for Worst
Condition in Twenty Years, Says
Professor Dye.

New York.-As a result of the fire.
Quent movements Of Chinese troops ii
Szechuan province. West China. chol
era has spread more extensively re
Gently than in the last 20 years.
This is the opinion of Prof. Daniel
s. Dye Of West China Union univer-
sity, expressed in a letter to Rev. W,
r. Taylor. a representative of the
American Baptist Foreign Mission so
ciety in China, now on furlough here.
The disease has caused great raw
ages In Tungchwan, Chungking and
Chengtu, as well as many of the small
er villages.
Americans and Europeans are vfr-
tually immune, Professor Dye said,
due largely to precautions in prepara-
ton of food and in the matter of hy-
gfene.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
SOLDIERS BODY
BACK FROM FRANCE
CAMERON HERO'S REMAINS TO
BE BURIED. M. WELKER
FUNERAL SATURDAY.
(Kendrick Gazettel


The body of Frank Schoeffler, wht
died of wounds in a French hospital
November IA, 1918, is expected to ar
rive today on the afternoon train
Members of the American Legion will
accompany the remains to Cameron
where the funeral will be held, Rev,
Finke having charge of the service.
Frank Schoeffler's death was caus-
ed by a gunshot wound in the head.
November 3, 1918. He lived eleven
days after receiving the wound. The
first notice of his death was received
in a letter to his mother, written by
the nurse who cared for him in the
hospital.
He was a member of Company D,
36th Infantry, 91st Division. He died
five months after entering the SER
vice, after taking part in three en-
gagements.
Shortly after receiving news of his
death, his mother sent a telegram to
the war department at Washington,
asking that the body be returned
from France. A reply came that it
would be impossible to comply with
the request at that time.
Fred Schoeffler, died IL days after
the death of his son, shortly before
word was received here of Franks
death.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
FARMERS GETTING
BETTER LIVESTOCK
SEVERAL LATAH COUNTY MEN
BUY PUREBREDS-RENTS
FARM NEAR HARVARD.
(Palouse Republic)

That Inland Empire farmers will
take more interest in producing live
stock for the market during the COM
ing years than they have during the
years since the war started, with the
attendant high price of wheat and
other farm products, was evidenced
in the increased interest at the
Northwest Livestock show at Lewis
ton last week, where the attendance
was unusually large and stock sold
readily. There were many Palouse
farmers present and considerable
stock for breeding purposes was pur-
chased.
G. F. Sawyer, who for many years
has been one of the principal breeders
of registered P%ercheron horses in the
Palouse country, added to his stables
a span of ~two-year-old registered
P~ercherons, a stallion and a mare,
both of which are among the finest
animals ever brought to the Palouse.
Mr.. Sawyer now has IL head of regis
tered Percherons and this week sold
a registered Percheron mare to Mar
tin Anderson, Kennedy Ford farmer,
for $500 to mate a mare owned by
Mr.. Anderson.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
JAP GOVERNOR FOR zoo ISLES
South Sea Group to Have Executive
and Thorough System Of Admin
istration.

Tokyo.-The 700 islands Of varying
size in fhe South Sea group for which
Japan obtained mandatory rights at
the peace conference will have a JAP
anese governor and a thorough system
OF administration.
u governor at present will remain
under the direction Of the navy, which
has been in control of the islands since
their acquisition five years ago. 1t is
possible that later all connections be-
tween the navy and the islands will
be severed.
The League of Nations council In
November Is expected to work out a
detailed scheme for the application of
the principle of trusteeship by which
Japan retains her control.
The idea involved in enlarging the
scope of civil administration is to es-
tablish three distinct administrative
sections of domestic affairs, colonial
affairs and, police affairs.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

Frank Schoeffler was born neal
Cameron, December "a, 1898. He en-
tered the service at the age of "a
years. He is survived by his mother
four sisters, Anna, Mary, Lena and
Martha, and three brothers, Dave,
Fred and Otto.
Death of J. M. Welker
Word was received here yesterday
of the death of j. M. Welker, a for
mer resident of Leland and Cameron.
His death occurred at a o'clock Thurs
day morning at his home in Clarks-
ton, following a long illness.
Mr.. Welker was born in Jefferson
County, Missouri, October 80, 1910.
He was a veteran of the Civil War.
In 1871 he moved to Oregon, driving
across country in a wagon. From
Oregon he came to the Potlatch and
located on a homestead near Gamer
on, about Al years ago. Seven years
ago he moved to Charleston where he
bought property and made his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Annie Oy-
lear.
He is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Annie Oylear, Mrs. N. E. Ware,
Mrs. Jake Berriman and Mrs. Byron
Upper. His wife preceded him IN
death ten years ago.
The funeral service will be held at
the Christian church in Charleston
Saturday morning. The remains will
be buried in the Cameron cemetery
Saturday afternoon.
Coyotes Getting Scarce
M. Bleck says that a number of
wells between Southwick and Cam
that have always heretofore fur
plenty of water at this time of
year, are now almost dry. Farmers
having to haul water for their
stock and for house use. He thinks
he country needs lots of moisture
his winter to bring it back to normal.
Coyotes are certainly scarce in the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

the latter's brother, 0 v. Purnell who
lives at Reubens, Idaho.
Mrs. O. V. Purnell and daughter
Goldie returned with them to visit
relatives.
B. S. Leonard sold his flock of
sheep this week to a Moscow firm
for &c a lb.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Jennings, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Jennings and baby
visited Sunday at the c. W. Purnell
home in Charleston.
Mrs. W. W. Robertson went Satur-
day to Elk River to see her daughter,
Dwight Kimsey who is quite i'll
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Procunier, son
Norris and daughter, Thelma. visited
Saturday and Sunday at the D. L.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
Woman With Rolling Pin
Knocks Out a Burglar

New YOrk.-When Mrs. So
phie Petrowsky returned to her
home at 10S Bedford avenue af-
ter shopping, she discovered a
man ransacking her home. See
ing her he. rushed out with a
bag of loot and she followed,
first arming herself with a roll
ing pin. In the street in front
of the house she caught up with
him and knocked him ~senseless
with the rolling pin.
At the Bedford avenue station
the mar said he was James
Duane, %, of 1O8 Bedford ave
nue., Brooklyn. The police say
he has been out Of Sing Sing on
" two months after serving a
four-year term for burglary.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

L. L. Young, well known Princeton
stockman, added to his herd of hogs
six registered Poland Chinas, which
were delivered by truck the first OF
the week.
Herman Curtis, breeder of Chester
White hogs and S. w. Schumacher OF
Garfield, breeder of Poland Chinas
brought home a number of prizes
from the show and Mr.. Schumacher
and Geo. z. Ickes Jr. took first and
grand champion on their registered
Holstein bull.
Boy Has Narrow Escape
Ralph, the 14-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Collins, had a norraw
escape from drowning last Thursday
afternoon, when the ice on the slough
above the dam, where he was skating,
broke, allowing him to fall into the
water. w. S. Dill was driving by in
his car and heard the boys cries for
help. He went to his rescue at once
and succeeded in pulling him out of
the water. The father suggests that
parents should see to it that their
children do not go on the ice until
they are sure it is frozen sufficiently
thick to hold them. Skating on thin
ice is a dangerous pastime.
Gritman Rents Farm
Jack Gritman, who has been a ia
miliar figure in Palouse for many
years, has decided to take up farming
and has taken a three years lease on
the Charlie Graves stock and hay
ranch, above Harvard, in the Hoodoo
district. Mr.. Graves has decided to
retire from active work, but will oc-
one of the two houses on the
farm and Mr.. Gritman will occupy
the other. The Graves ranch is one
Of the best in the district, and is well
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
Carl Smith Moves Office.

Carl Smith, the popular drayman
has moved his office and headquart-
ers from "Jerry's Place" on Third
street to the Masonic temple and will
occupy the north room of that build
ing. He will have the room formerly
used for republican headquarters,
next door to LADDERS feed store. Mr..
Smith plans to remain in the office
most of the time and will be there to
answer the telephone, receive orders
and transact business. The telephone
number is the same as before, "Main,
H."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

Procunier home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Brown left last
week for Los Angeles, Calf. They
shipped their car and went on the
train.
Elmer Haynes returned home last
week from Gritman's hospital where
he had been i'll for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olyn Hodge took
their baby girl to a Spokane doctor
last week. She is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Leonard Brown is building a new
machine shed.
The Stitch and Chatter club meets
with Mrs. Lande Thursday Of this
week. Two weeks ago they met with
Mrs. H. johnson.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
Killed 224 Bird Hawks.

Cape May, N. Jan association
has been formed here for the exter-
mination Of bird hawks. Three MEM
5ers Of the new club killed 224 hawks
in one day in the woods near the Del
aware bay shore.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
CLIPPINGS
SELLS FLOCK OF SHEEP

Mrs. A. Booth of near johnson has
been visiting at the home of her
brother A. L. Haynes.
Mrs. w. H. Wolf has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Procunier re-
turned home last week from visiting
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

above item taken from the Kendrlck
Gazette's issue of yesterday.-Ed.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Smaarmif ira
@pnomerc % Smcgn,
tai Oscar Goegour0

Ser bur UGrct i0rrt til gin Der Ibsii.
Sen enc ,Surm eitcr beu orben bar iii.
tet Gicr. @anhoIiIerne bar parieret
eiter iom buab IMPROVEMENTS" ser bnr
prret. @uIt. zclanbs Sarm, bsitaneuOe
al CT halu Scctior JIep ioIgt Tor Sill
80 pr. Icre o.i.p. Ut nGpne ale Sdrs
ME. Der CT Bit iolst Der ihsit, ital jeS
life iuolaoe mia Daa, n,en ~iit,ert CT BET,
a. boz 9ulSmduo %auIion bar tleut Ell
0oo ooanoitiaing ret iom Oct bar JGrel,
Giter al en- 5gc,lIant bar iiebl en-
Sdrm. hor ocI trrot life iaa iieIoen az
ianmc bar liner 2cr igieu "a Sau!ior
bar iaoIcees ioIg, 9en ooer igien. IA
ri bar ilerc SanSasenier her / Sncr.
men Den inrr bar ioIst DC ileite Surme
er Iartiu Yaulior Sc, er M Ell COB
Sio iioen al lea hstte at ban itllNe bare
iolet $50 4parier Sano Der HihIaro
60. Sonoiisberne er Tor Der meite Nuus
reiutuz 90 SotrdnlTuo. Nen Der er life
bare pa SauoiaIaeIs Gmraaoe. Der bar
p9ret !.ulia. Cgiaa g%Deienocmue bar
ret iom Def har grret itiitet eiere. Ser
ibsit iolQic r. VI. SoSnion no I'm gu
iii Ill @hippermiu Rh. so. 5opeosi
/ bette S~oreilgcuoI er, 8bippermau ira
Sdn!inion ser iglen bar ianet Sdyi
merne in,eresiersl iao Be bar taset a.s
tier. Gct CT iGGIcses ei Slass 6arrer.
ltors. Geo. Sobuion bar en- SiS Seitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Earmina ium Turretnius.

Gn Sarnner or hperfcn aapitaliil
cucr Irbeioer / ~nIminoeIiQ fSoritnuo.
Aooli er Dog / ltor llbltrUtning beggc
Sele, men bar berior life iaact til
%are at Triangle ncb Jig iclu ON
Guglen, Irbeioati0 % lignenOc.
Sean Davenport bar inoe paa oeil-
ne Sag, ba ban Tor Ell Sio iioeil
holot ct 6oreOrag Tor eli 6ormerior.
cillilg / Sllinpis. Selu er ban mem.
Zig STrer PED Siatcna IgerbrugS-
ifole. San gioroe fine Silbprcre OF.
mcrflom paa, at aanpcn mclem Pr
beioe % &apital bar life oct encItc
&roblem, Tom ltetop mi freezer Sp.
merfiombeo o. Grliet, gleniioigt
Sorlpg paa Sssniilg.
Sarmeren I. Gr. bar, bpao Ell ri
mell9 Gaglpl ungnnr, ct tort
Speresntaol at Isic. Seau Sapen.
port Tiger, at Oct life hiGlper, buor
li0lllertef 600 og prattllt dgrollollltlt
lloonnnelie N Wanb tilegner Jig, Ell.
Ter bpcr gobe Icoitnber og Maifiner
ban bar - ban blir life enoba ilIanr
til at arbeioe ioriporlig gobt ct lao
ltor. Stpffe Sano, at oct briilger
ham Iaa Itor Irbeioalpn fpr Marct
iorl Ell Wano, Der logger uO ii Col
lars ior Eigbaffer o9 alilifouler.
full opllna.
Sarmeren fan life betdle sac
pr. Gag til ben Munb, iom arbeiber
pna Sorbelts Sperflaoe, ielp on Wti.
ne.gieren fon betale bette % mel
cnboa til Wpilb, iom mInerer %
ifoplcr Sui ncbe / Soroens Spb, fan-
lie lige neoerunOer iSarnlcrcna gl9er
cler Gng. Oct er Oeripr indulgence.
at Sarmeren life fan bprc mer SlPlt
enc heiit npOuenblgt.
Sffe fan Sarncrcn giue line Barn
iaa GOD Sfplcuooumelie, iom Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

Wono, Ser Dor / Ell Tilo9e clcr ltDr.
re @p, tan gipc line, lrotagen ban
~i!lltter ut Iormc % Inter I'll @pcn
mco lin Somilic. Sette cr netop Ell
al DC pigtigitc Ndrlagcr til, at Iao
mango forbolbapia ilnee Sarnlere
hpert Nnr iorlaocr Sotmelt % Inter
til %pcn.
gn alporlig lllrnpe nleo Narm
ing ion en- Norrctnin1 cr oeu iogoc
Sulcrcn, al Oct / Nlminocli9bco or
en- altior lioen Sorretning. Sornc-
rem fan berfor /. Gr. life dlere Nor-
refining paa ct ii Glars %9iennemllit
ligt. Spis Der meoer ham CT itor1
Cab = @rilefolern, auPepclt ellcr
eli Sa9litcrm -, fon oct fall'fe Iut
re BAN obeles no al Sorrctuiugen
eler / oct minoiie gierc ham Tor
itrrftet % pbcrll9 foriigtlg. Mpao
Sarmercn trGnger or life Iau lnc9ct
bpicre Eriier ionl ct fner ltaolgt, puos
libclist Warfco.
Sarmerne trPll9er at or9alll'cre
ia; men ierit irpn1cr DC at ul0c,
buno DC orgouiiercr lig ior. Npoo
De melt al alt trGllgcr, CT SrgalllId-
TONER for Erobuftion % "Wtarfet-
ing." Bore Iarner Bureaus er ell
ilig Organization % Dor oerfor itet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Naao % @inf.

en- Nbonnent ip6rgcr ON Gao0
MOB "bIaa Gus, iom bans arcatll
rer er beipngte meb. &eroiene oa
8riIeiebt iammcn er CT uiarIigt. bill
Iigt og ga1ife letpinot Riooel. @nib
S~lauoingen goOt inb. bpor llteiet ri.
ier Jig, og 8%icntag gebanolingcn
igicn ON 5a7 Gage. Ut onoet oirf.
iomt MiooeI fan man iao peb OF bic.
De CD I 30. tobacco Siems" / ,
8aIlons Sanb Hatten oper, giere
9Ianoingen fogheo, Iabe Den bli al.
oeles oifislet igien, iamt mcO en-
Spamp eucr en- aluo anioe oell aoot
iuo paa De Steoer. buor Der iinocs
Sus poa &reaturerne Of oboage.
8icrrtas Sperationen ) Gage icnere.
en- anben abonnent unores,
ON Der er roset &aao meo Ell Gl,.
iom siper bitter Welf. So, pioIte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Ganoluro % Senant.

Nlporlig Sperpeielle nloa bli 81
pet oct Eroblem at fad b~e9rGnlet
Nntaact al Be 2allocicre, ion life
Dor paa fine Sarnlc, 'friuer M8er
brllg5miniiter Gapio 4. Soulton /
fin aarlige Hupport. 8nn ircn1hG
Der Ben Misunderstanding, at / @ien-
n~enlinit Dor Ell Senunt eIler Henter
bare Ell Sietteoel laa lang Slo paa
en- % lal1lme tSarm iom en- Sarmcr,
Der eier jim Surnt. Nsl9cn or, al en-
Nellter / Ilnlinbeligbcb ilitcrealercr
zig iaare libet for at iorbcorc Sar-
lllel, % arbcibe for Sremlfriot |
&reoicn. Naar BERTH nlaa tllfslca,
at ct tort Nntol Giere AZ Tormc Dor
longt bortc ira oisie % life gier oct
millbIte Tor, at Gentcrcll fan fornule
bclOigt no al oct, % at Der bllr gIort
Torbcorin0er / areoien, cr man fonl
met til ct Tlulft, ba oct blir noopen
oiat at faa giort no9et, iom plrfer
imoo, at Mntallet al Gentere iiaoi9t
tiger.
Gn bis Yrpportion al Eellterc foll
ppre oct %nornlalc o9 Inlet Scgn paa
uiunoe SorboIoe. Mongc Nnrmcie-
re iinocr oct paa 8rltno al Nlocr ell
Ter llopgtigbco til Irbeioe paa Nar-
men nsbpenoiet at trGffe Jig tllbage.
Ceres sSornlc fan lauIcoea mlolertl
oi9t bli brcple al oeres Spnncr cl-
Ter andre Slngtllinger, lom fanltc
nleo Siocn blir Giere peb at arpe el-
Ter fisbe Sarnlene. st tort Nntal
illlgc Wpno meo lioen &opitol timber
&~pbsbrug at uGre ct Striot | Nct
ming al at bli Tdrmeicre. Gla'e 10
tale ltnoeripgelier aabellbarer bet
Saftllm, at nuiten 10 Sreoiebele al
Sc Sarmere, ipm MI eicr &c Sarme,
Tom De arbeloer, par Tentcre eller
Sobsbru9erc / fortcre ellcr lpngere
Sib, ilioen DC blep Gierc AZ line 6ar-
ME. Ofte er oct Ell beloig Gefrut
ifoIc bette at maatte beitpre % ar
beioe Ell 6arm, inocn man popcr iig
til at bli eier al Ell lunonn % ipnt
Heecl oerpeb pgioa fonlnlc opbcrc /
@ipl6 rllA mon Iifer.
s ct tort gntal SilfGloer bar life
Tarmeren eltonu erhueruet Jig til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
1900 JOms Mcif.

SioliQerc Ninooominlitrotor Scr
bert &. Nooper. Der M or Ghei rOr
oct tore NiUlpcicIitob, european
GbiIorcn'3 NcIlei. mcoocIcr at Gel.
itubct uplig bor oiltibct ira 4cm
Oorf ire ltore Yoonin9er mcO bernie.
tiff Welf iult 1000 Cons. Welteir
lcn6es til 9tOttcrouul % Samblrra.
buorirn oen oil bIi icnbt pioere Ill
llooeling blmnot un0ercrnPrebe
Barn / ottc iorifieligc Souoc / Gu.
ropo. Sclitobct oanneoe9 iom be
ticnOt Tor en- (io 'ioen al Yir. 500.
Der mcO Den CpgoDc nj itoiic De init.
nc Barn / Guropos trig3berie0e Can.
DC nof at ipiic.
Noor uhnre tor 0enuc Dtelfe
mTngOc cr oil Spicrue fau ct beort
Negrcb en- uaar De berer at 2aouir.
gcrnc uogior iiIiontmen Il gtilioil
Charts. GoIf fisbcr 10 life lonr
9icgcI bermetiif YicIf i iaa ltore Par.
tier. Get uiier Sterrelien az oelr
@ape, oct o%nterifnnite tSoIf forGrer
europa, Tor al DC itaffel2 Smou ser.
oucr life ifnI lioc Ne0.
Niclf er iom euhuer peo oIoele3
~uo6penoig Tor at et Barn ifal tribes
og bore itor % lterf. 90 oog er Der
Barn / arigsInnbeue / guropn, Ser
ian at iige, olorig bar inlugt NcIt.
ou oere5 eqet Sono Cuoml lite ior.
muar at ifafic Dtclf not til ale.
Satfet pPre Noouera 9ln'tren9cl'er
oil tuierter al mtoercrnUre0e Barn
nj ioa Ell oogIlg Station nGrenoe
ytelf.