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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14
The Successful Farmer
Raises Bigger Crops

and cuts down costs by investment in
labor saving machinery.
Good prices for the farmers crops en-
courage new investment, more production
and greater prosperity.
But the success Of agriculture depends
on the growth of rairoads-thc modern
beasts Of burden that haul the crops to
the worlds markets.
The railroads-like the farms--incrcase
their output and cut down unit costs by
the constant investment of new capital
With fair prices for the work they do
the railroads are able to attract new capital
for expanding their facilities
Rates high enough to yield fair return
will insure railroad growth and prevent
costly traffic congestion, which invariably
results in poorer service at higher cost
National wealth can increase only as our
railroads grow.
Poor railroad service is dear at any
price. No growing country can long pay
the price Of inadequate transportation
facilities
Gho advertisement Is Published BIZ the
cs2oooaaton % SR00lray 'G>eutieA
Gc,ins information eo,orpus ths raiirod9 ,ta.
she" e'saio fa-raiD,c By a,I.Ms t'oa.
o Raaany Esco,srt,. sroi3esy Ncr ls,t
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-09-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

1 B. b. Ilorner, of Middlesboro,
fpent Sunday in the Gap.
1 Mrs. Chas. Connor and daugh-
FER, Mrs. j, IL. Pierpont, spent
/, few days at Norton last week
ssith Mrs. John w. Litton.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Belch-
III and daughter, Marie, motor
ssl up to Wise Sunday and spent
Eihe day with relatives.
81 Mr. and Mrs Will Lane were
among the many from this sec
sfOn who spent Saturday at
y3lidllesboro attending the
,Shriners' convention.
d . room house and 6 lots on
Nyandott Avenue for $1,000
Splendid high class neigh Dor
Food See w. G.. Coutts. adv.
l One fourth off on all silk
goods in our store for cash.
" G. Wolfe. adv.
Mrs. Frank Mahaney and son,
Herbert, of King6pa.t, Tenn.
Ilre,spending this week in town
5islting ut the home Of W r.
alahnifey.
L. b. Howard, of Pennington
Zap, was visiting in town a
icw hours Sunday afternoon.
Old newspapers for sale at
lhis Office. 20 cents per 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanary GiIly
And two children spent Sunday
at Stonega.
Major Joshua f. Bullitt, of
Philadelphia, is spending II few
pays in the Gap this week on
business.
All Oxfords and Pumps will
Pc sold absolutely at cost for
eash.-D. 9. Wolfe.-ady.
Mrs. w. G.. Martin, of Bristol,
q spending several days in the
hap visiting Mrs. S. e Cart.
Plight.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Alsover
and daughter, Miss Evelyn,
spent Saturday in Norton.
All goods in our store will be
reduced ut a discount of ten per
gent. 4 few articles at cost or
less for cash. d. @. Wolfe.-
adv.
Mrs. Bessie Nicar, who has
been the guest of Mira. w. Il.
G!lmer and daughter, Mrs. Guy
dllmer, for several days, re-
turned to her home in Bristol
last week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-09-29

y few ladies Coats and Skirts
carried over going Mt cost or
less for cash at ID, @. Wolfc's.
adv.
Little Virginia Taggnrt spent
a few days last week at Norton
with her aunt, Mrs. j. K. Ing
CART.
w, J. Christian returned to
the Gap Saturday morning from
IN months visit to relatives in
Oklahoma and New Mexico.
New , room house one block
from bridge, . corner lots, $4,000,
see w. G.. Coutts. adv.
The Lloyd Guild will meet
With Mrs. Rhondcs Thursday,
September 30 at $3.50 o'clock.
The friends of Mrs. Guy Gil.
mer will be glad to know she is
rapidly improving after n Sc.
rious illness.
Mrs. James Kidd returned to
her home in Louisville this
week after spending several
days in the Gap visiting Mrs.
Villas Wells and Mrs. w. l..
Jones.
William Beverley, Gordon
Goodloe and Edward Goodloe,
left last Wednesday, for Georgia
Technical Institute, where they
will attend school again this
winter.
Misses Hattie Leftwich, Lois
lthoades, and Lillian Crisis and
Mr.. Norman Russell spent Sun.
day at Norton with friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Russell Fleming, of Norton,
Va, IA son. The babe has been
named for its paternal grand.
father, Robert Fleming. ~ ris-
tol Herald Courier.
Miss Mary Seaton, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. j a. Seaton,
went over to Gate City Satur,
day morning, where she will
spend several days visiting her
former schoolmate, Miss Grace
Shelton.
Hon. Il. Il. Irvine will make
"A speech ut the Methodist
church at Cadet on Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock, central
time, explaining the Lengue of
Nations. Everybody invited to
come.
f. w. Culbertson. supply
clerk for the Stonega Coke and
Coal Company at the Osaka
plant, moved his family last
week from Osaka to apartments
in the Touraine flats, in the
Gap.
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Dressed Speckled Trout at
Paul's Cafe Saturday.-ady.

- PpNShiCu lEOIG Ut
PauPs Cafe Saturday, adv.
Mrs. Mary Chalkley, of Rich
mond, and daughter, Mrs. a. G.
Stone. of Helmet, California,
who have been spending some
time in the Gap with Mrs.
Chalkley's son, Hon. j. w.
Chalkley and Mrs. Chalkley left
last week for Richmond.
Messrs. VIM. Wax, D. B. Say
ers, Rufus Wax and T.. Fleming
were among the "bunch"
that went over on the Holston
River last Friday and spent
few days fishing. They return
ed Sunday night with good
"catch."
Mrs. j. Ii. Mathews, who has
been spending tho past two
months visiting friends and
relatives in Cincinnati, RETURN
ed to her home in the Gap Sun
day.
Mrs. Haskins, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, who has been spending
summer in the Gap visiting her
son, a. l.. Haskins and Mrs.
iiaskins, returned this week to
her home. Mrs. |. l.. Open
heimer was the hostess of two
tables of cards ut the Monte
Vista Hotel complimentary to-
Mrs. Haskins, enc afternoon
last week.
William Goodloe. Jr., Dewitt
and Kennith Wolfe left last
week for V. =. |. at Blacksburg,
where they will attend school
again this winter.
Misses Doris Warner and ia
net Bailey spent Friday after
noon in Norton shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. Slaughter and
three children, of Washington,
ID. c., who have been spending
the summer in the Gap, where
MIR. Slaughter has been doing
some geological surveying for
the government, left last Thurs
day for Lewisburg, w. Va,
where Mr.. Slaughtor's next
government work will be.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Snapp
will go to housekeeping this
week in Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
stones residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone having moved into the
home Of Mrs. Stones parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Taylor, for
the winter.
Don't forget those nice Specb.
led Trout at Puuls Cafe Satur.
day.-adv.
Wilbur Fleenor and Reuben
Banks spent part of last week
in Cincinnati seeing the sights
and witnessing the big league
games between the Reds aud
the Chicago Cubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Crocker
and TWO children and Miss Olga
Horton spent Sunday at
Stonega visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. #. Tate.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward C..
Burnz and baby son returned
last. week from n three weeks
visit To relatives in New York.
Mrs. Joe Grill, nee Miss Ma
ry Carnes), who has been spend
ing the summer in the Gap Wis
iting her parents, left Monday
night for her home in Boise,
Idaho.
The Big Stone Gap and Nor,
ton high school teams played
here Monday afternoon and the
home team won by score of 7
to 0.
II you want to build your
home on the installment plan
pay in six years as rent-see
w. G.. Coutts.-adv.
Mrs. Will Wax and baby son
left Monday afternoon for DUFF.
field, where they will spend a
week visiting Mrs. Wax's pa
Nickels, Sr.
Miss May Horton, one of the
high school teachers spent Sun,
1
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-09-29

Mlsses Bonnie Catron, Lucille
and Irene Draper left last week
for Lynchburg, where they will
attend school this winter at
Randolph Macon Woman's Col.
lege.
Mrs. Otis Moueer entertained
the members of her Sunday
school class at her home last
Monday night in honor of Miss.
es Lucille and Irenne Draper,
who were leaving next day for
school.
Miss Helen Mccormick left
Tuesday for Cambridge, Mass,
where she will attend school
this session at the Sargent
School for Physical Education.
Mrs. j. l.. Mccormick accom-
panied her daughter to Cam.
bridge, where she will spend n
few days.
Born to Mr.and Mrs. +. d. Brown.
(nec Miss Dorothy Owens). at
the home of Mrs. Browns pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d. Ow.
ems, in the Gap last Thursday,
n son.
DR.. Paul b. johnson, child
specialist from national head
quarters of the American Red
Cross. will be i'll Big Stone Gap
on October 9Th to examine The
school children who are ten per
cent or more underwcight.
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Wesner, of
West Burlington, Iowa, arrived
in the Gap last week where
she will spend sometime the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Agnes
Chapman in the Touruine apart.
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Trout.(nee
Miss Elsie Taylor, and SISTER,
Mrs. y b. sexton, OF Pitts,
burg, and brother, Will Taylor.
OF Hawaii, who are visiting
their parents, Capt. and Mrs
Henry Taylor, in the Gap, ac-
compunicd their brother GUY
Taylor, of Hazard, Ky, to
Cllntwood last week, where
they spent a couple of DAYS
with Guy 'ruylor's three small
children, who are living with
relatives.
Richards "rhe Wizard" the
first attraction for this season.
appeared at the Amuzu rheater
on last Friday and Saturday
nights and presented very
pleasing performance to large
audience each night. Richards
appeared to be a very clever
magician and had the specta-
tors guessing and laughing as
we'll for the performances was
intermingled with much com.
cdy.
The real live baby that was
advertised to be given away
free Saturday night proved to
be a duck neatly dressed in ba.
by clothes and was drawn by n
Mr.. Montgomery.
W. G. Coutts is making n
drive this week on the Cnloric
pipeless heaters. Now is the
time to heat your home. See
w. &. Coutts or call up 90 to-
day.-adv.
| am now prepared to take
four men boarders. Good table
board, comfortable rooms. rea.
sonable rates. Ideal location
phone. lights and bath. Paul
b. Jesaee. adv.
Straley Kelly and Ed Edens
helped the Middlesbore team
defeat a team from Newcomb,
Tenn, last Sunday at Middles.
boro by a score of 6 co 3. On
the Sunday previous Kelly shut
out the same team by a score
OF . to ., but his control was
bad III the last game and they
managed to make three scores
of his delivery. Kelly was Cd.
posed by Pitcher Doyle, who
famed sixteen of the Middles.
boro boys. 1t is reported that
he VIII be given chance in tho
major league next season
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-09-29

The man who overrates his
ability generally learns when
too late that he had none to
.overrate.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-09-29

If your car balks on Sunday,
don't cuss. Go to church in.
stead.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Reloiutte Gutter.

Soffeoc al De blpnoenbe l"lbiigte,
Ioni Slpet | Den amerifanife Gloa0(
rrenlbpo iOr Dem, iatte 10 Gutter
San Silan Saleu / Colorado afltcr
forat llaa line GniferS Waal. Oct
bar s. Bennett og ShomoS Gong
Noripopo, Solo. Sllemaslerne bapoe
alt lGrtge lioen giort ben imaliporcoe
Sane til Nontroic uiarbar, OF oet
bar laltge ltbiigter, ON be ifllloe
pellte, til ben after aabncbcS for Era.
tif. Wen 8utterne bar life forfllpt
Ge fog Sfiene pua, % iaa bar oct
aztec opcr ocn inebrffeoe @nne til
Wtontroie, 125 0til borte. Oct too
Dem 3 Gage at naa frent. Serfra
tit De fjsre paa S%ernbanen iii
Glleblo, bpor IefritterineS .Sfficeren
fallbt Dem 100 Grocent %feilfrie / le-
gentlig Senieelloe og iclote Dem hi.
berc I'll Gerber. 9erira blcp De iaa
ienbte til Sampton Hoabs, So, bpor
DC bar at aiennemgna ct 81 Tigers
iorberebenbe &uriIs, hppreftcr 6e
folnmcr omborb paa ct Slagifib ioul
7Snrbeherc.
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Ban fit fit OipIom.

Hnptcju &omca Wtorion &ocfion,
iom mhcr NorQcrtriQcu ticltc / Spo.
ltoterucH Seer, beoc unlig / lit Nieul
/ %n'oucttc, $50, citcrot bar, ms lor
bopoC mootoQct lit GipIom ira Stut&
lmiucriitctct, oDcr ct habit Numorcoc
Mar iorlllfCt.
"a %orQcrfriQcn BRIO no, ituoc
rcoc Nacfion pco llniperiitctct % bar
Ntcoicu al rurriIc Slaaic. San "a
mango ANDRE al hans Ela9ictamcru
Ter loo ilQ itrnr hucruc orr fonfpoe.
rcrcoc Npr. % oct blcu inalchra Ell
brat Gn0c poo StpIcoaaclc. ct habit
%lnorcoc 9Ior icncrc beiluttcOc eta
tens &cQialotur, at GipIoncr iruloc
uNltcoca til Oc 2icnlcncuoe N}colcnl-
ulCr al HIo3icu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
"3o,p to Srcaf $685.,

MISUNDERSTANDING meoocle,
at Oct nplig bar rogit en- lioen illt-
~ltreret BOG meo SitIen "Som 10
breaf GggS". Set funoe lplleS pper.
ilsoig at ubgi Ell BOG ON bette Gln.
lie, ba De fleite Wtellneifer IanoIpn.
ligpis er iitano til at breffe ct sGg
uoen fsrlt at bebepe at lpie lig til
<niten, % oct er bener life Sen.
iigten. Sogen err beregllet paa oem,
Ger gisr Sorretning al at brGffe sgJ
ior at frpie sgggeblommcrne % Ial-
Sc Dem / Gaaler til @agerne / DC
Itcre Sper. ga oct er langt biQi.
gere % lifrere at iGlge s@9 pna Ben
Maaoe, er Sanoelen nleo fro5ne
2gggeblomner / itaoig Srcmgang.
gogen er ben fsrlte Saatobog, De-
err blepet ilbgit ON bentte opblom.
itrenbe Sorretning.
Spis rlogen al pore SGiere er in
.eresIeret / oenne Wtaaoe at lGl9e
9Gg pao, fan ban faa @o9en gratis
peb at ifripe til department Of Igrl.
culture, @oibington, 9. g. 6or'
Lang department Circular go.
a."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Oelaa en- SoIse at
Rpinoens Stemmeret

CONNER s. $. Steelc / Chicago
ofgao nplig Den aienbelic, al ell llo-
lGlloin9 life fan opttan @orgcrret
Der / Sanoet, iaafremt bans SuItrll
life fan lpie og ifripc 2anbctS Sprog.
vi ocillle 8runo blcp Ser negtet Z
Vtano, ioln eQers bapoe aQc for
neone 5orltbi9tninger, Hlogalg til
Worgcritab. Sommeren %bcgrlnoer
ut S%tanopunft iaalehe5:
"Sioen Suitrncn pes Wanocns
Spnaaelie al 9orgcrifnb berlneo blir
ieIpIfrepen Sorger og altioa itcmnle-
bcrettigct, bleu oct neopenoigt at no
lGttc meo oiSic Wpnb SptagclIe, inb-
til oereS Suitruer bar tilegnet Zig oct
anerifanif e Sprog." Salt tilfienoe=
GAP, Of ban bifalbt ct S~oniorilag ionl
mt foreligger / &ongresien, iiplge
bpilfet apinoens Net til Spnaoelie
al Soracrifab ifal bIipe oigiort al
DclloeS egne aoalififationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Kanias. sopen / Sare.

Sra Tcorio, Su., berettes, at er
&onpcntion al StatenS aillgrubear
bcioere Den 20oc bs. / ell %fornrcl @e
illltning tiliifreoc Ilcranoer Sopat
ErGiibent ior Observation-Disclosures
&anioS, lin Ibetinaeoe Ststte. Som
pcntioncn talte / 10000 Sainois
Nrbcibcrcs Haur, % ScIlttringcr
blep iattet, ~citerat Sorpatt bnpoe er
flGret. at Ganias. aiilgraperne pilo(
gna pna Strcif til SrobS Tor ocl
me Sop, iom iorbpocr oct.
&pnat, iom par Ell al Dc Nrbeiocr
leoere Der al CONNER Nnocrlon
SnoianapoliS blep inbitepnet fol
Rettcn iiipr, GAP en- ~niotlsitig Srem
itining al @rubeiorboloene / 8alias
icm De bar moer Streifeu iiior, 90
Tom &c or III. San talte Tor Spret
telien al teopcratip Sanoel / aIl'
@ribeioreuinger % fortaltc ON Der
9opgipnina iom paa @upcrler Illcn:
Soranlconiug blcp iorctaget | aan
los eitcr Strcifcn iiicr.
"2opcn ioreifripcr TGnalclsltra'
poa 10 Mar % Ell Soo pan $1,000
Tor bcn iom heorhrcr eIlcr iagcr &c,
ii en Strelf," laaoe Spwai, men
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Samlet til fine Score.

&omca 9, @uuoro, en- al oc ioo
Ser var iaicu al Dem iout ior ct balut
Munorcoc Nor ll0en tog ulrtiom Gel
| bcn hulOc Wtouoa GrobrinN al oct
uIIoc &citcu beoc nuIig poa lin
6orm ! g%tUrhcoeu al Columbia, Nfo,
% Aur GoWmcl.
IA Norgcrfrlacu bar cn0t. tuite0c
&uIoro &rsOrenC, &anic2 % Sobn,
iia iuo / set uIIoc @lp / Better % itoo
mauQcu Unit mco NeobuNcruc. 0aa
wrmo Al al han bar iau itoQticnot
"a uont Ill at 'rrOc5 omtrinq / Nil0.
nl2lct. blcu Ganc2 auint Iont Ghci iol
| SpcI0cruC / @Cucrul Groof@ Grpc0is
ton til NCituttClit al ltubud0cruc
moN $]uolancrnc2 YnQrcb. @auoc
han ~ %roOcrCn par mro / mullNt
Ct Sommcnitoo mco Heohuocrue / &c
Sage, "a o. huioc holOt pan at ioa
Goo'Gltc / Nri5oua % Ncn Wcricu.
&c u0r uel tlcn0tc pad DC NautCr
ocuaona bcu riac Sslpaarc blcu op
oo0et pcb Stluer Sin i Ntcm Wtcrjco,
% oct por &arne@ Nullaro Ger latte
gtapn poo Sucu, Nfcu9 @re6rcnc bar
bolnttc her, tcrroriicreocS Smcaucn
Ell Sto AZ Ell Sou6e Suhionere, iom
orcp mcO Ncitctpperi og poo ANDRE
gtnaoer lagbe itg no meb Npbnd.
aerne. Sobn @uIlaro lit orQanileret
en- crop Gopbop@ % @rubcarbeiocrc
% latte eiter Dem. Subiancrne bleu
ipreotc Tor ole 8inoc. men umoer
Sammcuitebct iolot >Sobn. eitcro,
ban ierit bnpoe ioorct Hsurrncs Nh.
ierer. 6ortGuingcu pil pioc, at 90
bpioe ifoIpcrcbc Snoinncren % braatc
NaorIuggcn mcb lia iii SnmcS. Der
life hopbc uGrct hicnmc pco ncunC
@%nlcbninq, Tom &ibncoburo ON, al
lSrooercns GeO bar bepnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

&ieru 5. @cpinq % &n'trn tltloc
Cnsbno ncIuc llgc, 2lOc Ytorta,
icirc lit @%ulobrplup. Ceres lem
Born hou6c trlltt at t~iIbrlnac GoAct
hos Dem. men "a IIcrc Al ocnl cr DO
lat notiao lnult bortc, lnmtlola ION
set nctop iii trai til at bare nT'tclt
uircmfpmmclige &clc, blcu Den pan
trnftc Iamilicicit uolat III Icncrc
Sitcoct lit Yaitor 3. @lc2le oct
.Npcrp al mOrnOc iig ! DC @ontlca
Stem oQ o~perbrinQe Dem &crn@ %
@erncbsru5 &utenifnlnaer lonlco
nilQ TaQcr liant poo @arnS Ncgnc
al ouerrpffc oc @amlc 30 Collars |
@utlo ION eli Ii0cu Grinorina.
@iern @cniug og @uitrr or bc0ac
loot / S~tieroaIcr oeO Gronbbienn,
Scr Sc uqiao Gatcpicoca &oarcn 1870.
Som nnNiitc uoponOreoc DC I'll An1c
rita % opboIot Jig ierIt Ell tort IN
pna Saint Greet / 9uIomatcc GolutO,
men flnttcoc ino til 6rnnfpluc Comm
ihip t @inucibicf Gormtn, hpor DC
brcu fin Sorm inhtil lor nj gIor
ii0cu, "a Sc iIuttcOc III Gccorah.
@nnllc %iern or ircmoclc2 Den iloutc
% raufc &ifiuQcififtclic, hon alto
hor purct, ON ban enc bor ilht Men
al Ct SlnatjIfrlOc, hon houOc Tor
roQlc Nor fiOen. Sans Multrl Scr
iuoO bar / iIcrc 2Ior boorct pon ct
inogt % ifrebrliat Scacmc, 90 bcttc
par en- al sc @rlulOc, huor'or @ltlo
brnQup2onQcn icircNc3 / al StiIhco.
@icrn @cping oQ @ititrir bar lem
Born, hporni 10 Dor / 6raufuluc
Community, 10 neo Sofc Mills, Soma,
10 Ell / Nortb 9nfoto. Ser CT hc5
lIhCn IS @erncbcru.
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G~replantnine paa
Slaemarferne

Gen fronife I%mbaSiaber, Susie
rano, rapportcrcbe Sen 20bc bs. iii
She 9lmerican 6oreItrp 9laiociation
ongaoenbe DC feritc Sfriot ionl pnr
ta9ne til at bragg Ombn for oct 5rp
iom Sorenin9en aficnote til Srnnf.
rigc oen 15oe Salllar. Geo Nnfom.
item iii Sabre blcu Street ieuot til
Oct itore SplagsbllS peo Toritlfolen
/ Wogent illr Sernislion. "Sterlte-
oelen al 6rsct al Gollglas Sir" Tiger
ban, nil blipe iellbt til 0epartenlen,
terre Ni3ne, Die, MroelncS og
Somme til 8icnoprettelie al Sfo-
gene / Sc berieoe Strss. Street al
SeptrGr, iaaiom SO, off % Toppel,
ifal plollte3 ipaar / @nrtnerierne
pco famine Sfole og Ben / Iancp.
Soritminiiteren beber ON, of hans og
2anoet5 opbtielte Saf mao blipe lto-
talt til 8iuernc."
"Snaleocs," iogbe Charles 2atb.
rop Gacf, TrGiioentcr for american
Soreitrp slaiociation "fpmmcr slime.
rifa til / Srcmtiben at bape oct ifion-
neite al ale Winbesmerfcr paa DC
Slagmarfer bpor bcnbes Sonner
iparebe paa WcnneifcbebcnS Eaab -
&c Icpenoe, porcnbc SrGr ira Sine
rita"
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Danorineen er enot.

Charles Sobnion, cit globe.
tlbttcr" omfring 40 glar gannlel,
blep nplig funben al ire Smaagltter
/ ct Sfogbolt sitenfor @arn Snoiana.
San bar / Ell nleget forfommen iii.
Itano og ilenlt forbrGnot, iaa ban
beoe mart efter at ban bar blebell
bragt paa Soipitolet. Oct fornlooeS,
at ban bapoe foriogt at tine op fine
froSle 6sooer og bar iolocn / ri
nlagt, ior oa ban fonotc5, bar bans
@en aolfiQig f%orbrpnote / Den SSlo
ban baooc tGnbt op paa Wfarfen. Oct
alltagcs, at ban bapoe ligget Der
biplpeleS Ell llges Sio eQcr mere.
Saa Soipitalet fortalte BON, at ban
berte bien1me / Seem gorf.
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continues to WELD its influence for
the betterment of the human soul SC
long as its flames are kept alive.
This condition, with its completed
effects, l cannot help but feel, as
came in contact with the Norwegian
Singers Association in its collective
and individual activity. You have a
message and whether or not each
member realizes it, that message is
crystailized and is a real throbbins,
propelling element for the elevation
of the race and the musical atmosphere
OF tins great country, which it re-
Scmbles i'll its v~astness and wonderful
powers by the spirit Of the o~rganiza-
ton.
The simplicity, sincerity and noble
ness of mind and enthusiasm of the
organization, grand and big as it is,
and its individual members, as they
pour their hearts into song and into
the success of this festival, bows the
heart of the artist in homage before
the great throne OF the divine art"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Ivlf Srefheo.

Sfelqc "Notional Sibenoe" / Sig
bCnhoun bar ben tpife Regiering
lcnot %olgfonmi3lionen Ell Sfripelic,
hnori ser itiac2 set Grop, at @rGnie-
linicn pptrGffe2 iaalebeS, al Ell ltor
Del al Sen iorite ilcspi9ife Gone til.
ialbcr Spiflouh.
Spiflanb giar Sororing poa ct
piIt Strpg iom bpreltbe iii Slen3-
borgS Sutherland og gisr &rou pan
Wpen 3snoer, NOR unocr ben nplig
%itcoiunonc Stcmnrcgipninq Ell Wioio.
ritct al Stemmcrnc ialSt / 6oppr al
GiliIlttniua til Spiflanb, meb Den
SoritoocIic, at Der bpbcS 9al1mort
bctpocligc etonomiife Snorsmrnelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Papoe Smaafopper.

q. Z. @olopan, Ell "roncber" /
Nrrbeoen al Cutarip, Gol., bar np.
li1 / @nel % tlu,oe life oporiue Scr
bcrgc til Nottcn ollie SotcIerne bar
iuloc, % han bar iloe oerall, ioo
mcgct mere iom ban life felte Jig bel
tilpaS. Gn &e2ie Smitb fit bore ON
8aIloDou$ 6orIegenbeo og tilbso zig
at Ocle ScngcuUrclie meo ham. NG-
tic Wforgen ito0 set oprre I'll mcn
8alopop o. @pgen crflPreoc, at
han Dor ing a. Sn1aafpppcr. @an er
III iroloqt pou Ieitbnict, mems
Snnitb onuucr liz Ter Irmen iom or
iaa iaor citcr TafcinationclL %
ruorer iig pno, buab Gliben bill blipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Pithcof faar Nloobor.

Sra 9nihiugton melbes Den 20ot
oS., at Nuti Saloon Sigacn bar cr
flGrct Srj9 moo Scnator Sitcbcocl
ira 9tcbroito. : Ell iornleI Grille
ring, ionl bleu uoiteot al @apnc y
@bccler. @iQocnS aonillelt, bcoer
ser, al Senotorens llotalelier / ia
per al ct amendment til Trobtbt
t%ionslopcn "buroc fploe bon ifft
olcnc icm Gonoioat | bcn oclnotra
tiifc Sonpentiou, men oelao 'on Se
Scr ! Senotet. VT tage tiloroe foi
Ct 81. on &lu amcnomcnt er int.
milbrc enc at augribc Sopelis Saaro
b9pclie. Set cr Den fsr'tc Sllc II
Sprrnsniug al neutrality-suspicious.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
S~ronoeraperen:
hnoer 6ulo

Sra Iluif, Saifuttbemalt, beretteS,
at 8eorge ggitoo, mems ban arbci-
bcoc / Ell gruno &rono 10 Wtil / Git
oerirn, ionot bpoo ser iaa no JON
@ulotlllmpcr. @n Analpie iom blep
iorctu0en / Galgorn, ligeS at. babe
ao0tgiort, at Silllhct par al GOD &pa-
litct. @on bar loOct bogfere / 2ano.
fontoret Ell Winerol claim. gren
Sen err beliggenbe pna ". glnbres
6orn tPtpc0 ct liocr Gloelcie. Get
lfol bare Ell IDEAL 8eliggcllbeb for
placer mining, og Op6agclien bar
frenlfulbt ct itort excitement" / peo.
tommellhe @gn.