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New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
steuben County Officers

At the annual meeting Of the
Steuben County American Legion the
following officers were elected for the
coming year:
f. j. Pierce, Of Hornell, chairman;
E. ]. Allen, of Wayland, vice-charman;
Frank S. Conable, of Corning, secre-
tary; w. ]. Mckay, Of Hornell, treas
urer; A. D. Higgins, Of North Cohoc-
ton. insurance officer; Fred G.. Ander-
son, Of Corning, employment officer;
Charles Kinney, Of Bath; W. H. Curtis,
of Corning; Charles B. Fawcett. of
ammondsport and H. H. Phillips,
executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
The Week i'm Business
Retail Holiday Sales Better Than Expected; Rec
ords Broken in East; Primary Markets
Seasonably Dull

ME of last weeks business
the remarkable Christmas business done by the retail
Locally the holiday showed
units of merchandise sold last and
although
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Tiger Post Elects Officers

Officers Tor the coming year were
elected at the last meeting Of Tiger
Post, 90. They were:
DR.. A. l.. Boyce, post commander:
Harry F. Mela, John L. Redmond and
DR.. Henry R. Lesser, to represent the
post on the COUNTY committee; vice.
commanders, Alvin S. Mela, first; Les
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26

REAL ESTtTE-SALE OR RIM
New Jersey

QUAINT Colonial home, on an o'd-fash-
ioned street. located in beautiful sto{o
of white birches and shading OAKS ef sis
rooms and bath; can be occupied an1 us
secured the payment of Sl,ioV Ntta .
Of $1,000 may remain ou mortgages tNe
second mortgage can he roftnr.A es W"
now pay rent at the rate Of So ier nof
splendid neighborhood, f1ne n"iE hoFai ~
feet elevation: only few ms llse Nfik
to railroad express station or .rs.
comlG-tinE road out Of New forS ~
bathing boating. skating. sIeaaIrA -'N
and tennis avaiiab Bile us a harga n
derfu place for children. For dftdAs lei
Mr.. Stewart. 1522 CortlsMdt-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
9TH AVE. AND 2sRD sT.

New York. Dec. 81. 1891.
ne Board OF Directors have tht. day
iarad quarterly dividend Of 3ee. and
extra dividend OF 3Te upon the capital
<ck OF this bank, payable free of city
- state tax. on aud after December ri.
Y l, 10 stockholders OF record at the close
- business December 81. 1921.
a. W. SNOW Cashier
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
The American Legion
Ne,us: Local, State, National

ter l.. Hess, second; Edward r. C.
Parker, third. Carl w. Sudhoff, adj
jutant; A. V. Chisholm, treasurer;
Henry Herring, John P. Hallihan, Henry
Bruning and Seth Hess, on the execu-
tive committee.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

,soTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
-'specisl meeting of the stockholders of
'@trxnder Ershine Corporation Will be held
. the office OF the Corporation, No 10
omas Street, Borough OF Manhattan.
tsy OF New York on the 2Sth day of
&eember. 1921. at o'clock T. NJ for the
= rposc OF voting upon a proposition TO
ange the name OF said corporation from
4 present name, 10 wit. Ostrander Ers-
me Corporation, td the name OF James
=. Erskine Corporation"
JAS. c. ERSkINE,
President.
HARRY II. ROCKWELL.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Cottons

In anticipation of fairly large de-
mand for cotton goods, particularly
novelties from jobers and retailers
next month, converters and other pro-
cessors of goods entered the primary
or unfinished fabric markets last week.
Prices showed no change. The large
buying indicated restoration of con-
hdence, which had been shaken the
week before by the large crop report
put out by the government. Buying
was scattered among a great number
of purchasers and covered principally
narrow print cloths and sheetings. The
Fall River district sold approximately
100000 pieces of goods, compared to
sales of less than 100000 pieces for
several weeks back.
New prices will be placed on several
varieties of cotton goods early next
year, but from present indications
there will be only slight changes from
prices now prevailing.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
The Weeks Curb Market
Industr trials

1isSs l1sSo Asms Acme ofs psek % ~ 81 ~ 80 ~
''sss s$s z!ns zlisa nPs PssSas H.. = x !: Z
-'ss 8 N'ao' do IF a's@:4s' @ sss ss'. ss1ss ss,4
1900 sam For Trad 10 10 10
4So Audubon H % chm. i~ ~ 1M ~.
1000 .Benford Mot. IS IS Is Is
ssSS ssSS Bra DO epap goe reg s s is s ~ ~ 80 -.
zoo Burns Bros A15s,s 12J;s 1928 1211s
200 Cal CT Fruit. ~ "a 81. ~
$500 "Car Light -. 80 90 so 80
1900 Carlisle Tire = o%N ~ 2
5ssss g CHI 90 Sipgi. IF ::''3 u ''5 u ~ 10 X
165 Chain Mot ctt
asS sS s.svsa Teresa AS'9 S1 1f -. X ~: * tx
1900 sCol Emerald. 80 so So 75
400 Conley Tin f.. 1133 l3 ~ l2H
go go es@',-s es@' n2.s4': 4s4s * g $. Il
500 'Den & Rio @. 20 20 20 20
17So Durant Mot. s5A 70 IS a5N
1880 Durant NJ Ind. ~. 1s ~. ~
1900 Farrell Coal. 1919 2oh 1874 20
'0sY GfH Gillette toy" r. :las & l7s lss lss
5sSS sSS sa GSa04 Alden GTs e. as 4ss IN ~ e ~
1900 Godwyn Pic. IL IL ~ ~
9ISS SS dSSsSssr DO s4sf Tire y s s7 M ss 3s 55s
l;$$ $$ :$ sS1G sSS'n sS 4.S y; Y 8, 6: $, J
10000 Heyden Chem ~ "a
$40 Imp Tobacco. 10H 101A 10H l0M
1900 Int Rubber... 81 6A
tSS soo Inter inter PrGo r2od = ~ ~ i 4. /. 4.
$500 Libby Mcneil. s.. ~ bn So.
25oo Lincoln NJ A. 2ia 2h ~ "a
1909 sloconohtle. 80 so 80 36
Mot
1900 Nat Leath uns "a 2M 2
1Sec 90 n DO q 23nc 1,n,'.' ~ ~ ~ *
400 Trans. 20 20 20 20
22o0 22o0 Nor Am P p. ~ a4 q. 2,a
'$oo 1So roan 1parsons n Auto 50 1sso 60 100
900 Peerless Mot. S5 SO 33lA s3is
,oS00 go psrfec pt,, + new ~ 81 81 3h
.aoo soo Pyrenc Mfg ois epA sn 81
.sSS 900 sssasn nssas c9p cal. rs -. IS. ,sH ,s%
600 600 RJFeynlds r. y W SsA ssA s5% ,ss
lsoo soo s'Sn an Com CON Tob. IS s. So IS
20 st Gas $ 6 tl.c. Il rs. ~ i7% II y7x G7ss
os0o Soo Standard Mot. ~. g. s% sA
1soo 1soS swir, swsT'' e@ srnat a." ss, = ss ss.
ssoo Tobacco Prod. ~ =. = 9
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loioo In Ret Candy 5n 5E ~ -,
SsU0 Ssoo wSSrq wa nna Coal, ,,sa,, ollh - .lh
800 ,SS DO DO "a "a as.. e. y TX ~ ! +
STANDARD G,is
'''SS so A'isns AGsSiS loS1. % TX 's, * s.. ~ y
$50 Eureka = b.. - 81 II ~
10 Illinois p L...1st l64 1861 1864
ssss rs onIS %R OH OH can11 ~" 1Sa 1ss
IS praire Fa" sS & osso s'' $50 $50 So SO 80"
80 Prairie L.. 22s 23a 222 aa3
20 Sthwest f~nn. 81 So 81 Sc
30 South Pepn EOS EOS isl 1ol
90 Solar Ref ....33l 3Si 3sl 53l
5000 OIL of Ind. 81 81 S6n s7%
1875 Oil OF n Y..S77 s77 s65 SIS
20 5 Oil of Ohio. 400 400 400 400
20 Vacuum Oh ..32l S21 $40 $40
Independent Oils
asico *AIIied oil -. y % %
1sSss sass A@ do F"ss 9Sy oil. e e : sss
900 Atlantic Pet. 4. 4x IS
Sa9o SaSS Ak K, Nat y Ya,.;a Gas II III 1913 1oA
1SSf00 Boone on. IT 81 on .,
$4,000 sBoston Wyo.. so 40 " 20
$500 *Brazos on -. sl 1o0 40 1oo
200 Br-A oil Ltd. so7s So7s 30 30
$500 Cit Ser B ctfs. 221s oe7s ooL o,.
1tS. 20 p, '... bS 6sa4 56l4 bsN
900 Considine Mar. "a. 2L sx su
2lo0 Cont Ref az "a
90 Cosden < Co. 7E ~ ~ ~
90 do pref ~ sit - ~
1000 scusbinSs,S SSn. b. = el% Ia "a
400 Dominion Oil. SIX Az Sm su
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Textile Union for 44.Hr. Week

A forty four-hour week for all textile
workers is the ultimate aim of the
United Textile Workers of America.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Silks

Raw silk under the influence of
the advancing market in Japan, in
creased locally about 80 cents pound
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
BROOKLYN

ATLANTIC AVE. 1903. near Beaford Afe.-~
I'd floor. soxio9, with freight slss or Ia
freproof building. Sterling Motor Trlcs Co.
1908 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn. Phone rs-
cstur 1855.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26

i'resid ent.
HARRY IL. ROCKWELL.
Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
APARTMENTS TO LETT RNisIfTD
Manhattan
Brooklyn

2 ROOMS and kitchenette. modern improve
ments; no objection to children OK Tx
kin Ave B'klyn Ask FOR Ms Fischer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY.

The six circles Of the First Chris.
tan Church will meet nj the follow.
irs homes this afternoon,
Circle No. /, with Mrs. Charles Tro.
lingcr. 800 Jackson street. at g:so
o'clock.
Circle No. 2. with Mrs. John Trolln.
gcr. 1900 Harrison street. at . o'clock.
Circle No. .. with Mrs. uttcrback. at
J o'clock.
Circle No. 4, with Mrs. n. W. Mccuis.
tian. 1905 Monroe street. at $50 o'clock.
Circle No. 8. with Mrs. W. ID. Nc
ciurc. iaos Pierce street. at o'clock.
Cirrlc No. g. with Mrs. VIII NJ. Hen.
ton. 1906 Fillmore street, nj gao o'clock
The woman's Missionary Society of
the Central Presbyterian Church will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at .
o'clock. at the home Of Mrs. Heaton
an 1909 Harrison street.
The afternoons lesson on Home Mis-.
sions" viii be led by Mrs. Stewart.
The woman's Missionary Society Of
the Polk Street Methodist Church will
NEE, In regular session. Wednesday ut
o'clock. In the church annex.
A meeting will be held by the mem.
hers of the Central Guild of the Cen
,ral Presbyterian Church. at , o'clock,
Wednesday, Oct. 20. In the church an.
mex, and the interesting lesson will
be led by Mrs. Reedy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
WEEKLY SOCIAL AND
CLUB CALENDAR,

The members ~ the Rose Mary Nee.
die Club will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Jack Bryant. t06 Pierce
street. Wednesday afternoon ut .
o'clock.
Mrs. C. II. Dixon win he hostess TO
the members OF the Child Study Club
nj her home on 1891 Madison street,
Friday afternoon. beginning at 3 o'clock.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. J. l.. Scott, zoos Tyler street. at
] o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The Athenacum Club will meet In
regular session nj the home Of Mrs.
oln y, Hardy. iso' Van Buren, street.
Thursday afternoon. Oct. 81. at Q.
The Delphian Club will hold meet.
Ing at the home a Mrs. W. II. Fiamm
on 1906 Harrison street. Friday after.
noon at . o'clock.
Mrs. Leon ID. Bowen will he hostess
20 the members Of the Recreation Club
at her home on itii Harrison. mt .
o'clock.
III reliE Club will meet with Mrs.
II. l.. Grisom. sot Adams street. Friday
afternoon at J o'clock.
Miss Nell Horsbrugh will entertain
the members ~ the Pan Hellenic Club
Friday afternoon, beginning nj Z
o'clock. ut her home on 1910 Harrison
street.
A delightful masquerade party and
pie supper will he given by tho Wood.
man Circle Friday evening. Oct. ~.
beginning nj 4 o'clock. az the Woodman
a Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
MRS. !. u. CuARl.Ess u HOSTESS
TO 4. u. u.

Mrs. !. II. Charles was hostess Ia
the members of y. u. .. Tuesday Mt
ernoon, beginning at . o'clock, at her
home ON 1919 Harrison street
potted plants and ferns added 10 the
attractivencss of the receiving rooms.
and aclightful program. including
several talks and musical numbers.
was enjoyed.
Mrs. 4. y. Oliver gave n splendid pa.
per ON Women III the Mayflowcr."
proved Ia be highly interesting; Mrs.
a. W. shouts completed her report OF
the supreme convention held recently
~ Kansas city. also giving "a musical
number from the convention. several
musical selections We're given by Mrs.
Walter AStclrs pupils, played ION the
Lake." after which delicious refresh
m.nis were served 10 large number
81 club members and a pleasant social
hour was INDUCED In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST.

Plans for a big membership contest.
In he held between Oakcliff Sunday
School at Dallas. Texas. the First
Christian Church Sunday School al
Frankfort. ny. and the Christian
church sunday School here. have re-.
GENTLY been completed,
The contest will he opened next sun.
day, and viii cover period Of six
weeks. luln.s 10 he counted viii be at.
tendance. time, Bible readings and per
,cpita collections.
With the splendid interest that II he
ing shown by every member of the local
Sunday School Il II anticipated that
they win soon he far IN the lead II you
are member of that church or sun
day school. make II u point to he there
next sunday and help them win this
contest.
Rev Noel. pastor ~ the First Chris.
tian Church nj Frankford. held a meet
INK In Amarillo not long ago. making
many friends here. which adds double
interest To the struggle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
rHII.IIARMONICs MEET FOR
INTERESTING PROGRAM.

The regular meeting of the philhar
monte club was held Monday after.
noon al the home Of Mrs, n, n, Hol.
land with Mesiamcs Holland and Har.
vey crudgington M Joint hostesscs.
An excellent program was enjoyed.
and reports from various committees
showed every line 81 club work 10 he
progressing satisfactorily. The program
Tor the day covered the history and life
work ~ Beethoven. and many, sclec.
lions ~ his compositions, both piano
and voice. were presented by mem
hers ~ the club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
SOCIAL. NOTES AND
: PERSONAL MENTION.

% Mrs Corine Freeman 81 1901 Madl.
son street. has returned 10 Amarillo aft.
81 ten days visit In For, Worth
'inllas and Abilene. Texas.
Mrs. FREEMAN spent the greater part
of her visit In Dallas attending the
stat. fair.
Mrs. W. w. Mcilroy has as her
raoa Mrs. a. u. Duffield of Dallas
Texas.
scottish Rite Mnsons George Staple.
ton. r. l.. Campbell. r. II. Swift, u. u.
brown and otto Pietz returned home
Monday from el paso. Texas where
they attended the Scottish Rite reunion.
r. l.. Campbell was the only novice
IN the group.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
FORTu Nt.tEIJ.ER MUST nv IN
HER TENT on HALLOWEEN.

Ana yam ,us, must hay. someons An
.. ,,,,unes-osb.rr iss N woulJnsV ha
4. r.ol IIallowe'.n marty. would M
p,,hans ,her.'s corner in ths
b,us, An which A tent effect can he
, instructed of dark shawls on even AZ
uanr. crepe papvr with black flrures
an 10 I, INNS, have n very ANAL On.
,rnnce. so IN. pa,rons ~ 4, not no IN.
bul slmrly .x,.aL their hand 10 the
witch WHO sits beI,,nd n little table An
tho doorway. Across IN. doorway
should IA. x,,.tched either N ye,y fins
ymy veil or a pleo II very thin cheese.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
FIRST SUNDAY CONCERT PROVES
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.

A large and apprcciatlve audience
gathered at the First Christian Church
on Sunday afternoon. when Miss Radic
Britain. In beautiful vcspcr organ
recital, was presented by the Philhar
monte Club.
Miss Brltain's Interpretation Of len.
To" Wrcamsl by Gullmont. brought out
the softness and sweetness III that
beautiful selection which the composer
Intended. and the sonata No. g." In
contrast. was clear and dignified. The
'Tntermezzo," by Rogers. was artistioal.
ly' presented. "Fanfore" was light and
cheerful
However. the most successful and by
Tar the most impressive selection ~
Miss Britain's program was "priere n
Notre Dame" although an instrumental
selection. the music sounded like vocal
hymn. and from the recesses of the big
organ the hymn seemed 10 be ringing
from far.off church at dusk. The
day. the church building. and the rs.
sembled audience like a congregation.
lent the selection most artistic atmos.
phere and beautifully realistic setting.
Miss Britain showed unusual arts
tic Temperament. and her technique
proclaims the correct training acquir'
ed and the effort expended In order
tina, her many friends may more fully
enjoy her musical talents. Amarillo
may well be proud 81 the accomplish.
nents ~ this young artist.
Several u the ladies Of the club as.
sisted Miss Britain. A duet by Mrs.
J. ]. Crumc and Mrs. I. u. Cole was
well received A ladies' quartet. com.
posed of Mesdamcs Fred Krug. Leslie
Williams, :. +. Fish and l. ID. Cole,
gave several beautiful selections. Mrs.
IL IL InrL Holland mud Mel nnn Md
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
~ You ARE WELL nREp.

You will handle drinklng recepia'
e,cs by touching only the bottom OF the
handle. The hand SHOULD never DO
across the top.
You will. II guest arrives nj your
dinner party very late. servo that
guest or instruct your maid 20 serve
him. with the foregoing courses hut will
Tot hinder the progress Of the other
uincrs
You will, II you are host for a dinner
party at which there Ia no woman guest
at honor. take to dinner that woman
among the guests who IL less acaualnt
vd with your home and the other diners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
HIGH JINKS GIRLS GIVEN
CHICKEN BREAKFAST.

The members 81 the High links Club
gathered on Tuesday morning at 0
o'clock for breakfast of pretty ap.
polntmcnts NJ the home 81 Miss Mary
Masterson ON 1899 Polk street.
The Halloween ldca was developed
with charming effect In the entertain.
ing suit with the use 81 black cats.
pumpkins. yellow chrysanthemums and
ferns. and following a delicious chick.
an breakfast bridge was INDUCED In by
two tables Of players.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

cd much 10 The success OF the program
hy their excellent aoomapimcnis,
This was the first Sunday afternoon
concert given by the Philharmonic Club
and the large audience attending evil
dcnced their approval of the excellent
program by their hearty applause. and
everyone there realized the great ap.
probation for good music.
II II hoped that the Philharmonic
Club will continue to give these de-
lightful concerts throughout the entire
winter season. ~ there IL nothing more
inspiratlonal and enjoyable than good
music.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
WESI.XN BIBLE CLASS To MEET
At utCki.ER HOME.

The members Of the weslyn Bible
Glass of the Polk Street Methodist
Church viii meet Friday afternoon at .
o'clock. ut the home OF Mrs. T. T..
Hacker on ltO3 Van Buren, street. All
members are requested tn be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
x e%ncietA1

WIN my life he filled with viii happiness abound
~ bright career a which I'm crOwnciY
WI he peanut O be M
WIN make my name at writing tennis court?
rates ~ Halloween I I
!" let Mystic Mister Pumpkin Telling Man.
WIN marry into N be?
l wonder what the has held n for me-
Gould look into I seem
Would bring a
4 must wait to hear ~
Aud let Mystic Mister Pumpkin be- m Fortune Telling
VIII rome Ia b. a sail q
WIN work Ia earnmy living. q live landg
WIN me Kings and salute Would could
WIN my home. sweet home that
nave Jailed 10 wait I viii |
To let Mystic Mister Pumpkin he Telling Mar.
LEnvo
Even though the fatcs Ia
common sense Keeps in,cruping that a
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-06
@nmmer bplbes.

Den berpgtebe @ief Morolag i
Sarge bar un0er fore1pbigt Jorbpr
dfbigte l1ge. @ilIiom @nr11r1er.
geotc1crfen poo Nreicott @oteI, bpor
Dforoct fa116t Ste6, b1eb fert fren,
for Rette11, og Spgrgsmaa1et har,
onn Ser foreloo tiIitr9ffeligt Gi6,1c=
prob n1ob-bon til at bolbe bam ,1n-
Ser Mrreit i11bti1 @1triftsretten n1g-
Der. @et frengif n10er Mfbgringsn
at SEN sInfloge6e bo66e tilltaoet for
1fjcllige Sing ion pegte paa, at boll
er en- Iop &orofter;; at ban bu6be
Dapt en- 6an1toIe per Te1efon me0
Wi1s g2icf efter bum bar gaaet til
lit @erelie, og at ban hab6e bGret
inoe ibe11bes 89re1ie ON Morgeucl1
ms for 5orbrD6e1len blep opbagct
SON bleb opn1t at bol0es til 1i=
1triftsretten ian1les, 11anr ban bil hi
forn1elt sl1flaget for Sorbrn0cl1en
og 5agen optat til sSorbpr,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-06
? Den itore 8ageant.

Som gientage,10e befie1,otgiprt
if11oe ser bore en flor 9ieu.tou:}t-
felt beri 8pen Wonoags og igaar.
Baa Man116ae bar. oct fortrefEligt
&eir og Ell flor 5olfeneneoe Tom
i116 til @Den, ,fer1ig ON abelben.
Eoa gfftern1io6ag bor ser &apfiB-
ring n1eo 94uton1obiler og nn0crbolo
ming af forifienig clogs. Noo 0neI
BEN bar ser Goreitiuinger reprefe1l-
teren6e @Dbbgger1ibet for 50 4ar
fioen, SSnoflDt1ingen, SSSeoianerfonaz
pc ofb. enbe1oe 1ue6 6Drhnrferi. -
sSgaar bar set Me1tingen set ifnloe
bli ben ftgrre Dag Gretnbisning al
Hioneerbiftorie, n1en ubel6igpis b1eo
Set Hegn 11Riten fra Worgenen of
og man maatte ublette iii i0ng. -
5elbfglgelig bar bette meget ubelow
for bele Mfferen. Set biI mi bG unut
Zig at gjsre ben til ct ftort Sufoes
iom plonlagt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-06
&cirforanbrinsen.

Neirfora11oringen fon1 alt1ua 2pr
Dogs n1e0 Hegnfaloet. S bette Str5g
fit ti 1e1ten to Eomn1er meb &egn.
Sfiprot set til fine Eiber 1ua nogct
true1be nb, faa baobe III i1tet Stpg-
peir Der. s2en lengere Ge1t bar Set
ga11ife pololon1t paa forifiellige 5te-
ser.
H11n6t Mberoecn, g. 9af. oq Do
fes, sc. 9uf.> nar set ne1ten Gpflpn
agtige 5tprnc, Ser a11retteoa uo!ti1-
Zig 5fabe. De gif / oitlig Met11ing
og naobe 1ige i11b @ilfin gou11tn.
S @ubpeton og Snegn bar set nclo=
1omt @eir gn6e1 6igsbpgnlngcr og
a11ore llbbuie bleb ra1nponcrct / set
5treg SO beo @perbcll. 0co &otb=
1aD Hep set oglaa giort enocl 5faoe
@eo Mi1nor, gf. 0uf-, bar bet Itlwt
&eir og ao1fiIlig 5fabe bleb anret=
tet. Teb 5tirum blaaite en- glcpo-
tor neo og a'1oen 5faoe 5lan anrct=
tet. Teo 5555::,ocricf, g. Gaf., bier e!;
@l1t pce 9,urn Mrne 9lnber1on orrbt
og flerc tom til1fabe, SEQ iorlf::cl.
lige 5teber orifri,1g slberoecn er
gienoons1faDe1 l,ofiua ifpr 2lb-
| 1ingen bar faret iloe pna mango Ste
toer bet ontolte s5torlt1oiItrift. @eh
| Eaco111a 8arf Mberbeen Mddfte et
ipecielt Gog bnrenbe ct Ntirltref co
pant al Gporet. Beo Mil,or nloafte
flere grastbeg1te af ct sibaiter iah'
baa spspaebTtnier o blep lenert NJ,
ibofst % tt,sU,
b F E
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@albur Sbompiou.

9a1bor Tbomion, ,bbis Dpb ri on!
tn1te fir. 9er. al 8labet, bur en- al
bette eo11ntDs ital1te Hioneerer g
@orgere. Com on1talt 69oe ban paa
ct. 2ufes @oipita1 bert :.9pen ben
28be sunni, efter en- forbol6sbis fort
5Dgeligbeb al i116bortes @rGft. San
6e6e ro1ig og boI6t @epi6itbc6e,1 til
set fibfte.
81. .Sbonp1on bar fp6t / Seleauar-
fen, Norge, og bleb 66 Mar ganlnel
@ans Gar 6eoe i Morge og meo i'm
Mor og @eifen6e u6ban6re6e ban til
Mmerifa og fon til Eotpn al gag{e
2afe, bette Gountp, onfring 48 Mar
liben. De baboe 90 peret nogle Mar
i SSe.pa. sSlpttninge1t bertha til bette
County ffe6e 1ueb SreFDos og tit
fobs. @r. Sbpmp5on bar en- Sren1-
1fiotsma,10 og tog aftib Del hlabe i
Set firfeIige og horgerlige 2ib. San
bur e1 ibrig forfienper for @fhol=
6enbe0, og par flere gange &anoioat
til 2egislatnren font Yrobibitioni1t.
San eberlebes al Su1tru og ip1-
genbe 8grn: 9enrp, 1om or5eiber
BERT 8Den; Mrs. Iorgr!n1lon og
Mrs. 9eorb1fog> gag1e 2ofc; Mrs.
&oberton, 2ang1ie, Minn.; og GU
itabe og 2illic, 1om CT @iclnnlc. Ecfs
@grnr 6g6e {pp0 Ml0er
@egrabe1len fortgif iibite oer0og
fra @jcn1net og @ruc &irfe 1;1ber
flor DeItaeelie. Paltor s. g. Yaal-
fon forrette6e
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&acegrmppermes @Gft,

Sra Balbington berettes, at Ge
6oreneoe 5taters @efoH11ing / 1920
beitoo ifpIge Speabe fra GolfetGl-
li11gsbureauet fu116gjort forleoen al
"a, ,822,431 bbibc Ber1oner, 1O>436-
013 Negre, 242,95o Snoianere, ILL.,
025 SapoHere, 61,688 @ineiere oe
9,485 a11bre. sSapanernes Mntal
forpgeoes be iibite 10 9lnr Iangt
1terfere eno an6re Go1fei1ag, 1tem-
Zig $50 &rocent eller 9,868, boot
af 30,5o6 i1og fig neo / California,
lite SsSa11udr 1920 bor Ser 1852
sSopanere / California. De a116re
bar forbelt bobeofagelig / >@tateu
@obingto1t, bbor Ser 11u er 1883
Oregon, bbor ser er 4, ISL, og utab
Colorado og gfetp Yorf r1eo n1elle1n
s20O0 og 5000 bper.
9en bbioe @efolf11i1g biite bare Ell
16 Broce11t sSoregelie Efuoret og
Megrene 6-5 Brocent. S1binnernes
=og @neienres Mnta1 aftog benbolbs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-06
2ibt Mprrp.

Set bar pan 8ar0emoen forleben
0en befienote &riitiania}fbier Sans
SfaHipft itoo paa &agt, bu BEN l1n-
ge 2eitna11t @robfinft fon1 for at
i11fpicere &agtpoiterne. 2sit1an-
ten er 1neget reie me6 at 5ol6aterne
ngioetig for1taar 1iu Opgabe pao
WoeH> og for at prgbe Sons fp11rte
bdn: A.: ! :
@bo6 er 6u for noe. y
st Satuleoro, @r. 2sitnant. :
Slu6berog &rgb1. Sbar orbentz
Zig, naar ieg ipgr
Sea be6 life an6ct Spor ier, 9r..
2pit1nnt, ems at ubu" er ct EIto-
leor6, Tomb ruges al nere Slngt1in-
&c og gaoe &enner og engang inuI
TENT al 111iIiitere Sberorbr1ebe, fos1l
bif pere uforifa11ne6e moo Solon-
ternc.