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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
NY COTTON MARKET

Wheeling w Va Aug. Is. ~.
rrrrnlshad The Inteili Hsncsr ny A. F.
Mastnn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Rank
Of w Wa. BldS.
SIn.LE : n-.n Ilxh I IoH CLoaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

You don't have 70 cup your hands
behind your cars 70 hear the voice OF
the tetnptcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Catholic Council msoanG.

The regular meetins Of the Renvood
branch Of the National Council Of
Catholic Men win he held next sunda,
evening In St Johns school building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

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INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. Aug. Is. 81
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled tor The lnteli-
gencs-.
Otocku Hid Ask l.. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. IA, ~.
Reported by H L. Dohsrty & Co New
York. through Clande Aseker. Board
OF Trade Building. Wheeling.
Sale Stocks High Low Close Ask
PSI Common ...i15 ilI3 ia nl6
473 FRET ....l 44E Xxx 44&i ASH
.l47 Ranksrs e.. 10 f3A l3T l3A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

Cash quotations: Wheat. No. red
sl.ls to lc0: No. = hard si.20N TO LES.
Corn: No. mixed - 20 ""it No.
3oi. 70 AL. No. white GOE 70 81 "a
Fork. nominal Lard SIO,4S. RIBS 50 TO
IN an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
BUrFHR. AND EGGS.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va. AUG IS. 81.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. co.
CATTLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
At Camp Grounds

Renvood IS well represented at tire
ramp meetings which are being he'd
this week a, The Moundsville Camp
grounds. About twenty-five loca! peo-
ME attended the meeting last evening
and were highly plea sed with the ser
VICE. that are being held. Some OF the
local people who attended last evening
stated that tho auditorium where n"
services are held was packed and that
many vere standing up in order TO at
tend the meeting. One OF the chief
factors Is that no admission Is charged
and naturally everyone will take ad-
vantage Of this TO attend the meetings.
n.w%n~ pnrk Yolia1N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va Aug is 81.
BY P. BACHMANS & SONS.
XRIYH~nS
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Paia

Bougainvillea Girl Scouts are such
workers that they hardly give their
captain time to prepare things before
they demand more. Friday afternoon
at their meeting each girl was given
a crest to start the outlining. Not
content to work at meeting they saved
that for home work and used the time
for other sports. Monday morning
found them clamoring for more thread
to complete the crests. Such interest
is worth noting. Are they proud?
Just ask them.
Twelve girls finished their tender
foot tests a week ago and oon there
will be another group for the test.
Plans were made for a peanut sale
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
The girls were given raw peanuts by
the kindness of their lieutenant and
are busy roasting them the early part
of the week in preparation for the
sale.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Troop No. 6-Makawao

con May 80, with Scoutmaster
Jones, some on horse back and those
who did not have horses, on foot, VIC
went to the Protestant Cemetery. We
went first TO Mr.. Baldwin's grave, put
two or three flowers on it, saluted
and said the scout law, and repeated
the scout oath. Next we went to Mr..
IIardy's grave and repeated the same
ceremony. Then we put some flowers
on some other graves.
From there we went on TO the Ca
thOlic cemetery, those who did not
have horses going in Pops car for
poor Pop couldn't walk much. We
took some flowers and put on the
graves there also. When we were
through we said the Lords Prayer
and the Angelica S~alutation.
Later we went to KOkomo Gulch
and had u bath. Nj. Jones, our
scoutmaster, swan like a duck. Then
we went home.
"JNO. PAIVA, Bronco Buster
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
West Maui Scout News

Trop 5 Of Lahaina were the hosts
at a dance given at the Scout Hall,
Lahaina Armory, June 4th, to the
Wild Rose troop, Girl Scouts. The
hall was very prettily decorated with
the colors of the two troops and a pro
fusion of greenery and flowers.
Messrs. A. w. Collins, Frank N.
Lufkin, and DR.. Geo. Webb of the La
hama District Council were present
for a portion Of the evening to greet
the two troops. Troop 5, which is
one OF the largest troops in the Is
lands, was out in force, with A
scouts present, there being also from
visiting scouts from other troops.
Scoutmaster Douglas acted as floor
manager, ably seconded by A. S. NJ.
Tamonoka and S. p. l.. Takatsuka,
and if anyone did not have a good
time they sure concealed the fact.
The troop expects to run several
dances during the next school year
and it is the hope of all who were
present hat they will do so.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
About M usic

How many troops have their own
troop song? OF course you want one,
you'll need it for Scout Day.
Here's n that is sung in many
Scout troops throughout the United
States when out on hikes, etc.
Scout Marching Song
(Tune: marching Through Georgia")
Everywhere you go today, you'll find
a little Scout
Work or play, they lead the way,
there can't be any doubt,
When their Country calls on them,
they answer with a shout.
Rah, rah, rah, for the Girl Scouts!
Chorus
Hurrah, hurrah, the Scouts are on
their way!
Hurrah, hurrah,. We're surely here to
Comrades all around the world, we're
growing every day,
Rah, rah, rah, for the Girl Scouts!
Nothing is too big or small for any
Scout to do,
Call them if you need their help, and
they will see you through,
tsHere's their motto-Be Prepared X
they mean it, yes, they do!
Rah, rah, rah, for the Girl Scouts!
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Play Ball!
"Haleakala, Maui, June 8, 1872

"Haleakala, Maui, June 8, 1921.
Editor Maui News:
Here's what we want the other
troops OF Maui to know, that we, the
Sweet Pea troop of Makawao, are
practicing how to play baseball and,
oh say, we sure can play as well as
the Boy Scouts can. Now, is there
any other troop who would like to
make q team to play with us on
Scout day. It's more fun when we
make our own bats. We don't buy
them as the boys do. We learn to
make our own things as well as bats.
OF course, you'll all know that we
cant play like Foster Robinson does,
but maybe he'd like to watch Wilhel-
nina Ornellas. She never has to
make much noise to get to her home
base.
"We would like to hear of any
other troop who will play with us.
Let's moi all take in the same thing
to play on Scout day. Remember,
some troop to make up Il team and
let us know through the Maui News.
I'VE are,
THE SWEET PEA TROOP,
"Makawao.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
With Maui Girl Scouts

leis. We put them on hats, wrists,
ankles, around our necks and even
wore them as girdles.
After decorating ourselves we
sang songs, played the ukulele, took
pictures and at l o'clock started on
the homeward trail, stopping many
times on the way as all picked qua
vas to take home for jelly. ca Girl
Scout is Thrifty.)
Mrs. Deinert and Miss Hansen
were guests and helped Mrs. Tay-
lor chaperon us, also Sam Taylor as
mascot. All came home tired but hap
by and voted the day the best ever.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Some Picnic!

"Roselani Here's to you.
who said a bunch of girls couldn't
have a good time at a picnic? | say
they can, and we proved it on Satur-
day, the fourth, when we went up to
lao Valley. We left Kahului at $3.50,
went to Waikiki by train, from the
depot we hiked up to the Needle,
found a shady spot across the stream
and then the fun commenced.
shoes and stockings came off, hats
were thrown aside, lunches brought
out and every n got busy hunting
for wood for the fire as our guest
Mrs. Deinert made a bucket of the
most delicious coffee we ever tasted
After lunch, fern leaves were gath
cred and all learned how to make
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Hamakuapoko

Surprises-everybody loves them
and this one was a very fine n for
the girls of the Chrysanthemum and
Pansy Troops. Miss York has taken
up the work of captain which has
long been vacant and started things
with enthusiasm and a swing. The
girls made plans at their meeting to-
wards raising money. Most people
have a sweet tooth and they are hop
ing that folk in Hamakuapoko are
especially gifted in that way. Tues
day the girls were to make their
candy and sell it on Wednesday.
Here's hoping it was a fine success.
Next week will probably bring more
news of it.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
MakaWao

You may talk about stunts and
bareback, daredevil riders, but those
scouts on the higher ranges certainly
are the limit. On Sunday the com
missioner accompanied by Assistant
S. NJ. Langa from Troop No. 8 were
up with this wild and woody bunch
and certainly saw some hair raising
spell binders.
We were enjoying a quiet little chat
in the school yard when suddenly the
air was shattered by Zip zip zowie,'
and the clatter of swiftly g~alloping
horses. Rushing to the fence we saw
a sight that made u hair stand on
end. Down the road came tearing a
number of scouts on horse back, not
seated in the saddle as good quiet
scouts should, but standing straight
up in the saddle they tore by at a
dead gallop.
Henry do Rego is certainly a cen
taur. He easily outdistanced the
madly g%alloping mustangs ridden by
the rest of the bronco busters by a
big lead. Say, but he is some rider
He looked like he was part of the
horse. Standing straight in the sad
die he was perfectly at home. Watch
these boys on the Fourth of July. If
the Fair committee will grant permits
mission these mustang pilots will
show the Mauiites what scouts can do
with a horse.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Second Class

First Aid-Masato Yamashita No. 2,
TamOtsu Omoto No.2.
Knife and acknowledgements ONO
to No. 2.
Compass-Chris Bertlemen No. 8.
Scout Pace Lahaina No. 5-Rikichi
Takasuka, Chas. Apo, l. F%uiul,awa, s.
Takatsuka, f. Yasuhara, G. de Mel
Tor, G. Leong, S. Yamamoto, W. T.
Chong.
lFiremaking-M. Tsuda, T. Ota, w.
T. Chong, NJ. Manriki, A. Cano, G. de
Mellor. Y. Kobayashi, G. Leong, T.
M~iyazaka, |. Yamado, r. Takatsuka,
S. Hamai, s. Tanai, NJ. Fuiimoto, |.
Fuiikawa, Haruo Kato, S. Takatsuka,
s. Sato, S. Yamamoto, j. Morisako,
T. Yamado, NJ. Miyabara, E. Yasuhara
Signaling-S. Yamamoto, NJ. Manri-
XII, r. Takatsuka. NJ. Miyabara, A.
Cano, G. de Mello, w, T. Chong, S.
Takatsuka, Y. Kobayashi. G. Leong,
T. Miyabara, I. Yamado, S. Hamai, S.
Tanai, NJ. Tsuda, NJ. Fujimoto, N. Mi
mini, /. F~ujikawa, H. Kato, X. Okita,
NJ. Onishi, T. Ota.
C~ooking-S. Sato, Y. Kobayashi.
Recruiting-I. Fujikawa, NJ. Manri-
ka, NJ. Onishi, S. Takatsuka, S. va,
mamoto.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
keahua

I'VE + getting along swimmingly
with our crests and spent most of the
time sewing on them Monday as it
was most too windy for outdoor bas-
ket ball.
Our aim this summe is to study
hard so we can pass our tenderfoot
test Don and catch up to the other
troops, as we see by their letter they
are way ahead OF us.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Meeting Hour Change
MakaWaO, a
June 8, 1921

June s, 1921
"The regular meeting of the Sweet
Pea Troop was held at 2 o'clock. We
appointed Tuesday to be our days for
scout meetings but the hour was
changed to one o'clock so hat we
may have more time to practice.
1.-TWO girls joined our troop and we
taught them some of the knots. They
drilled with us and did pretty good
work. After the meeting we served
on the clothes that we are making"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
kipahulu

Kipahulu Troop is a long way from
headquarters but that does not bother
them in the least. They are passing
tests right along and are holding two
meetings a week besides the Satur.
day and Sunday hikes.
A letter was received from Scout
~laster Joseph e. Fassoth ordering
uniforms for the full troop as we'll
as American and Troop flags, insignia
nd everything else that pertains to
. fully equipped troop. Go to it HI.
Hahulu. you certainly take the cake.
Only one thing lacking, send in your
troop news to the paper.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10

Some troop. Think of it 43 scouts
present out of a membership A. Can
YOU beat it Mr.. Douglas has writ
ten to headquarters to ask for a
special dispensation to increase the
troop to siXty-four members. Some
troop. 1t is needless to state that the
request has been granted subject to
o. k. from New York. Lahaina is do
ing splendid work and they are pass
ing tests continually. They are hold
ing two meetings a week and are on
the hike pretty nearly every week.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Tests

No. 5 Lahaina-shigeru Iwami, Ka.
meto Kosaka, Kiyoshi Nishimura, Geo
de Mello, Androchus Cano.
No. 4 kipahuIu-Kapa Aloha, Ka-
quo Hashimoto, John Kaalakea, Ka,
ava Kahalauohi, Kaui Kahiula, Henry
Kohukui, Joe Kaikala, Benjamin Mi,
hau, Frank Torres, Tomotsu Yama.
shire, All ChOng Wing Hong.
Ono. 7 Observation-Disclosures Masu-
motto, Taxed Inamoto, Samuel Wong.
Mo. 2 Puunene-Kengo Hazama, Su,
sunni Inaba, Hitoshi Masuoka, Kiyo-
shi Nishiyama.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10

A splendid opportunity to do a
turn for your sister scouts will come
to many of you in the next few days.
You all know that the Maunaolu Sem
mary closes this week and the girls
will be going to their homes for the
summer. What of the troops, Paka-
lana, Cup of Gold, and Lily of the
Valley? They will not be able to con
tinue their work during these months
but you can do something
DO any of these girls live in your
town? Why, yes, of course-you
thought of it too, invite them to join
in with your troop for the summer.
Show that you are a real sister to
them and make them welcome in your
group.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
With the Alert
Boy Scouts of Maui

bad news. Our good ola SC|OuJllldSlef
Z. II. Jones, the husky leader of the
Bronco Busters is soon TO leave for
his native state of California. This is
a hard blow to the troop as the scouts
have become greatly attached TO their
leader and it will certainly be impOsi-
sible TO replace him. Good luck Jones
We know you will make good no mat
ter where you so. The charts of your
boys go with you.
Wailuku and the Island of Maui is
very fortunate in getting a scout
leader of the highest calibre, in Mr..
Franklyn Langa, formerly of TroopNo.
4 Honolulu. Mr.. Langa was the As
sistant Scoutmaster of the troop
formerly in charge Of your commits
sioner, now known as the Rotary
Troop No. l.. Langa is an old scout
as far as experience is concerned, be
ing one OF the few veteran-scouts IN
the Islands. He is assigned to Troop
No. 8 Waikiki as assistant sCoutmas-
ter. He will put special effort in the
organizing of the life-saving work
amongst the troops of Maui. Get in
touch with him and date him for your
troop.
Deputy commissioner DR.. Litchen-
fels and committeeman Martin Fas-
soth of the Hama district passed
through Wailuku on their way to Ho-
nolulu a few days and gave glowing
reports Of the activities in their dis
trict. S. NJ. Nevergold is doing fine
work in Hama and has a troop of
35 boys signed up to do strenuous
work. We will soon have the pleas
ure of welcoming them into the fold.
Go to it Hama we are watching you
Happy scouts. Well | guess yes.
Last week Scout Apo of Makawao re-
ceived his aluminium cooking set from
the Maui News as one of his prizes
for getting subscribers to that valu-
able paper. Fernandez and de Costa
received their compasses, and they
were certainly dandys.
Pavia and Apo are soon to receive
their scout hatchets and nor com
passes will soon arrive for this troop.
Get busy boys. Plenty more people
will take the paper. IT is up to you.
Well, well, well, wonders never
cease. Just before entering the hos
pital the commissioner made a trip to
Haiku to see what could be did" in
organizing a troop in that district.
He had an idea that he might get
about 16 boys to form a troop, but
oh Zowie; 40 boys signed a petition
to be admitted into the movement.
Say Haiku you are all right, and be-
lieve me | am going to get down to
see you just as soon as this beastly
leg of mine will get into condition.
We will make things hum and put
Haiku on the map. Mr.. Wade the
principal of the school is deeply in
terested in the scout movement and
it is owing to his good work that the
forming of a troop at Haiku is posi-
Bile. 1t is men like Mr.. Wade that
realize what scouting means to the
community.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10

Last week was very disappointing
in regard to Scout Notes. Not a
single troop sent in their troop do
ings to the Maui News in time for
publication. This is not fair to the
paper, it has kindly given us the
space in and ii is up to us to see that
the space is filled. Do not think be-
the commissioner is laid up that
the Scout News should be neglected.
Each troop is anxious to know what
the other fellow is doing and the
only way to know is to write to the
Maui News. Do not let this happen
again. Get your notes in by Wednes-
day.
Saturday will be a big day for the
Scouts. On Saturday afternoon the
boys will give a demonstration in
first aid and the Scouts from Wailuku
and Makawao will give a water-boil-
ing contest.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
Sweet Pea Troop

Due to the election day holiday the
.Makawao girls did not meet at their
usual hour on Tuesday but plan to
come on Wednesday. They are still
very busy and interested in working
for the Child Welfare Board.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
QutomobiI.6rapIte

Sra Chicago berettes, OF ooer 100
SlutcmobiIer er bleoet islult unoer
SanSet paa @unoen al ct fi9mpe'
mesiiat Stenbrlio | HGrbeoen al
Soritaoeu Summit.
"2tcenie". Rlaoerre piier, at Here
ci Iutomobilerne bar beflinoet zig
Ger i oper to Iar. timber Oct npr.
u9renoe arrangement, Der ioreltaaeS
Ct EoIitihefen / Sunnlit og to 30
litiierseanter ira Chicago, fan man
film faa braett op igien fire euer
icm @ntomobiler ON Sa9e1, iao
Get pil tase lang SID at fonme til
gunbs" / Sei,ne mecet mpItilfe Sa9.
Salt er Ger biotil optaset ipo Stpf'
Ter.
en al bisie par en- "SufIano", iom
tar bIepet %itioolet ben 21be Secent'
Der 1920. gn anben, Ell "6pro",
bar foripnet meo en- "Siceuie".Tlo
lie fra 1919.
Stenbruobet er ct f~iRmpemPs'
iist S,tl ~ @locf langt os 1 gloct
rrebt. @anoet / 9unoen al Grit
len bar en- Spboc at fra 80 til so
Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
en- ~iapaneiiif
SabeIrailer.

syra Sofio berettes, at Den forben'
,oerenoe iapaneiiife Statsminiiter,
Sfuma, / ct Snteruien forleoen lfal
Iape erfl9ret, at Sapan. iialo Ofa9'
terne ifuIbe eiere roget 6orlsg paa
at foretage noeen senoring / Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oneoaenoe Zen
glp og Sbantung, for a~eiierri8et5
sgres SfpIo naa mobiGtte iig bette
OF al Strait.
SigeIeoes maa set, iasoe ban, att
elfienbes, of Sibirien er iaa pitalt
fnpttet til Spomanoi6uriet, bpor
Sapan bar anbraet 45O,OOO,O0O
sjen Cen Gen er 80 Cents, at Sa'
pan buroc inoremmes en- SGriti!'
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Sc iapaneiiife SeleJater I'll Den
fGmmenoe 9onierence / @aibington
maa, erfl9reoe ban, irii'terc paa Oct
japaneii'fe Soils Net til at %eriitere
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Gotioner / @lmirbeligbeb / Sper'
cnsItemntelie Hleb Srincipet for uni
teriol 2igbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Potelbrano.

Sra Iacoll, Ga, t~eIegraieres Der
23oe Illguit: Winoit II Wenneifer
cutages at bate iat Sipet til / en-
Sl0ebrano, iom igaar gtat laeol
'Sropn Souie", ct al gpens Gloite
SoteIler / Iife.
SIoen Iagoe ct ballot 9partal al
Suie iulbitGnoig / Huiner, for oct
!pffeOes at faa Den bragt moer
Spntrol.
ga Sotelbogen blep tilintetgiori
ut graltoeil, er oct en0r,i life lpffe.
les at iaa reoe paa Naorene paa DC
@iGiter, Joni ~iapnes, men SoteIets
Yerionale ubtaler Srpgt for, al
SsosIiiten bill fon1ine til of omfatt,
ilere EMO 'eaepe.
Sloen opitob | eft beo SiOen al
liysenbe Ipotbef iom Ssl9e al Ell
GrploiionL ser iprGngte iitpffel
3Gggen ino til Sotelet meb oct &e.
iultat, at Slammerne ipre0te iie
meo Ell iaa rirenbe Sllrtigbeo, al
mango al @i9iterne blep nsbt til al
hoppe neb fra ginouerne. Sisie, Al
hpilfe Sc ileite fom aloorlig tilifabe,
teretter, at flere bar bIepet oper'
rploeoe al SIammerne, for De maze
&C ben til Sinouerne, og at De utpil'
iontt par in6e6rpnbte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
ubetimeIis boHieheo.

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feIgenbe: en- beroerenoe Grocery
banbler, g.. Seinberg fisbte JIG ior.
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edmonton, Ell al line beoite alln'
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paa en- Gang iamtioig nteb at pasic
paa Stpret. 3 lin SorfiamIel'c
tiaaote ban poa "&cceleratore1t"
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meo at ban / 6orifreffclien Hop
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meb ct 9pr oper Sortauset, ilpn5eoe
AIRS. Edmonton operenoe, fortiattt
raeb itisenoe Sart TIERS ODER en- breo
@r9spl9n oa ret imob en- SerarSa,
toor bens piloe aarriere fit en- brat
Gnoe. Wrs. edmonton blep ilemt
ifabet. men bill fomme Tia ieicn.
Wr. Seinberg er blet enig meb iig
ielo ON, Of @utoer % Ssiligbcb life
fan 1parlbre tilbobe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Kriaen / SiQeaiien.

Ser ioreIigser fun faa os fnoppe
WeIoinger ON &rigens Sang / 9iIle.
aiien. De faa, iom er fommet ieien.
mem De iibite 0ase, itanner ale ira
grGif Solo, og eiter oisie peoblir bet
at aaa bare Bro for Sr9ferne.
Sen 1Sbe Slug. melbes fra Itben,
at oeu grrifc arme ba bar 50 Vtil
ira 9ationaliiternes Sopeoitao au.
CORA, og at 9prferne fortiatte lit Sil-
baaetog meo 10000 Wano % 80
Ganoner.
Sa ben 236e Mugu't melbes fra
Itbcn. = Gen gr9ife 6lantebeppeel.
ie imoo Den tprfiife Stprfe, iom for
iparer Ingora, pebblir at ubpifle Jig
aunitiat, og 1000 tprfiife Solbater
oa 100 Sfficerer er tage. tilianee.
Set iorlpoer. at 8r9ferne er gaat
oper @lpen Safaria oa presier Weu'
Itafa aemul Yaibas trooper tilbage
bcnimoo Ineora. Gen gr9ife Sront
itrrffer fla mi 10 Wil ! git for @l'
ben. -
Sfelge et anbet Telegram fra
gltben ubtalte arissminiiter 3boto'
lis / Wanbaas. at 8rGfernes @rob'
ring al Ingora MI bar bare ct
SosrasmoaI ON nogIe fna Gage,
men tilisieoe, at De grrife trooper
ysrtfstiss paa etss Z.