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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
NOTICE Tc TEACHERS

Granger county schools VIII begin
on Monday, July 25. All teachers
who have certificates are hereby no
tilted to meet at Rutledge on Thurs
day, July y 10 sign contracts. No
teacher who does not hold a arst or
second grade certificate will be al
lowed to teachh this year as the
State Superintendent has notified
the County Superintendent that no
temporary certificates will be issued.
The salaries for elementary teach
ers will range from $55 to $50 per
month. The principals at Shilo,
Powder Springs, Liberty Hill and
Thorn Hill will receive $500 per
month. Principals at Tate, Joppa,
Richland, and Washburn will receive
SIPS per month The above princi-
pals salaries having been set by the
new board.
Very Truly,
H. G. FARMER, Co. Supt.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

you get your equipment; and al
so plan your stunt" Bring all
that is listed on the supply list,
30 cents and and food to be cook
ed the second day. The presi-
dent of each Club should call a
meeting or see each girl and de-
eide what to bring
Equipment each ClHb should
bring l skillet, ! dish pan, / stew
pan, ] wash pan and anything
that members want to bring
Equipment each member should
bring quilt, pillow case, pair
sheets, l tooth brush. / bath rag
2 towels, cake soap, / comb and
brush, / cup, plate, knife, fork
spoon and glass, | cap and apron,
note book and pencil, Indian
head band
Be sure to come and get &C
quainted with girls in the othel
clubs. | don't believe you car
afford to miss this outing
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
TO DAVID M. GRAY

ANNIE GRAY VS. DAVID NJ GRAY
In the Circuit Court at Rutledge
Tennessee
In this cause, it appearing from
the bill which is sworn to, that
the defendant, David M. Gray, is
a nonresident of the State. he is
therefore hereby required TO ap.
pear on or before the first Mon
day in August, 1921, before the
Circuit Court of Granger Ooun-
ty, Tennessee, at the court house
in Rut edge, Tennessee, and
make defence to the bill filed
against him in said Court by An.
ME Gray, or otherwise the bill
will ba taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that this no.
tice be published for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Granger County
News
This June Goth. 1921.
j. s. COLLINS,
Circuit Court Clerk
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Boyd Farmer returned Saturday
from johnson City, where he has
been attending the East Tennessee
State Normal.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Prospective itinerary for the
week ending July %, 1921
Monday, Tuesday, July 1913
Avondale Camp
Wednesday, July 20-Crosby
Thursday, July 81 Richland
Friday, July % Brush College
Saturday, July 23-Rutledge
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

On Friday afternoon little Miss
Hazel Lee Cate gave party il cele-
bration of the 9th anniversary of her
birth. The afternoon was spent in
games. Ice cream and cake were
served. The little hostess was the
recipients of many gifts.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Mrs. Taylor Shumate left tuesday
for Lake Junaiuska, N. c., where she
will spend two weeks at a Sunday
School conference, she havirg been
selected delegate by the Rutledge
Methodist school.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Since Charlie Dawes has taken
over that official job Uncle Joe Can
non drops out as Washington's cham
pion cusser.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Miss Flora Neal, home demonstra-
tion agent, spent Sunday with rela-
tives at Straw Plains.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
OURS GRADUATED THERE, TOO

$50 you graduated from barber
college. What is your college yell?"
'Cut his lip, cut his jaw, leave his
face! Raw, raw, rawl"-Timesi
Union.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Miss Roberta Baker of Morristown,
was here this week, the guest Of Miss
tCrilla Campbell.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. LEntsford and
Miss Mamie Pemberton were in
Morristown on Sunday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Miss Kate iIuages of Fountain City
is visiting relatives nea Central
Point this week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bull of KNOW
Vile, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
A. Clifton this week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Rev. John S. Henley filled his APP
,pointment at the Methodist church
,on Sunday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

H. H. Waller of Knoxville, spent
several days here, visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Waller.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Robert Elder and Miss Cora Mae
Talley spent Thursday in Knoxville.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Rutledge ball team was defeated
Saturday by Rogersville, score to Z.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Miss Mabel Moore spent Sunday in
Morristown.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Miss Nellie Manley was in Morris
town on Sunday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
LOCAL I'd
NEWS H..
- ,

Rutledge school opens Monday,
July %.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

For SALE-Late irish potatoes
81 so the bustel. Jas. f. Lave
renee, Riverside Farm, Rutledge.
-(adv.)
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Mrs. Alice Grady spent Sunday
with relatives al Tate Springs.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
Mrs. Lou Nance of New Market i
visiting relatives here this week.

Mr.. and MIS-. A. 7. Drinnon visited
relatives at Sneedville, this week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

The surest way to do good Is to be
good.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Princess Fatima, Sultana of Ka.,,
bul. may not be a beauty accord
ing to American standards, but she
has a style all her own. 1t is the
mounted diamond which she wears
in her nose. : She arrived in San
Francisco this week-bound for
London, with her three sons she 10
going to put in school there
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Courtesy colts nothing, but lack Of
it costs much.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
HONE DEMONSTRATION
NOTES
by Home Agent
Program for Granger County
Club Girls Camp-AvOndale
Springs, July 1919

July 49,
II :3O-7 90 Arrive, register,
rooms assigned
7 :00-7 :30-Picnic supper to be
brought prepared :
s :00-S :3O-Oommunity singing
Mr.. Cabbage
8 :30-9 :30-Club stunts
9 :30-9 :45-Readin"-Miss Beeler
8 :45-10 :00--Retire
10 :00-Lights out
July 49,
6 :0O-Rising bell
6 :30-7 ;00- Bird study Walk
7 :00-S :00-Break!Ast, clean rooms
s :O0-9 :00-CaInilng-Miss Dead
erick &
8 :00-10 :00--Chepel
| 10 :OO-11 :O0--Hvalth aud Santa.
tion-Mrs. Warner
IL :00-12 100 Salad Demonstra.
ton
~ :00-2 :00-D;nner and rest
2 :00-3 :00-Plays and. games
3 OO-Break Camp
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

Dear Club Girls-The fourth
annual Camp for the Club Girls
will be at Avondale Springs,
July IS 10. If several of you
come from the same Club select
your ehaperon and let her help
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17
HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1921
STATE CHAMBER PLANS
OPENING BONUS LAND

"Land for every Oregon ex-servic ce
man who wants it, is the keynote of a
land settlement program which will be
put into operation as soon as the loans
under the Oregon bonus law are avail
able for the ex-soldiers according to
an announcement by the Oregon State
Chamber of Commerce last week.
The State Chamber plan contem-
! plates the subdivision Of several large
tracts Of land which are now being op-
Grated as a unit, and the placing of
ex-soldiers on these tracts armed with
sufficient capital to enable them to
make good, according to the announce
ment. AS the first payment on the
land will be subtracted from the loan
itself, the ex-soldier who is without
funds or property at present will be
able to take advantage of the loan in
the purchase of land, according to the
plan.
Briefly, the plan as outlined in the
State Chamber ''News Letter." is as
follows:
"a tract of land consisting of 1.600
acres, for instance, may be selected at
| $50 per acre to be occupied by 20 SOL
diers, giving each soldier so acres for
]
and, from the bonus money of So, 900.
20 per cent will be paid the owner of
| the land, balance of payments on an
amortization plan identical with the
plan employed by the state under the
! bonus law.
after 20 per cent is paid on the land
fom the 5000 bonus, there will be
left $1,000. OF this amount, 81, 800 is
to be used in the construction Of build
ings and the purchase of the necessary
stock and implements. This leaves a
balance of $500 to carry the eX-service
man until he gets his first returns
from his crops.
The first land to be secured for sol
dier settlement under the above plan is
tract of 1,240 acres in the Squaw
Creek Irrigation District in central
Oregon, according to Secretary Quayle
of the State Chamber. Half of this
land is irrigated, and will be sold to
the ex-soldiers at from $50 to $50 per
acre.
"The Squaw Creek land is only the
beginning" said Secretary Quayle.
1--WE plan to have land ready for the
ex-soldiers in both eastern and western
Oregon by the time the bonus is avail
able. An effort will be made to place
the soldier in the section to which he
is suited.
1.-The idea of this plan is to take
care of soldiers who wish to get on the
land, but who have no funds with
which to make first payment. Under
this plan both the owner and the sol
dier are protected. There are large
areas of land in the state awaiting set
tlement, and there are many soldiers
entitled to the bonus who are anxious
to get on the soil. We believe that it
is logical and commendable to settle
our idle lands with Oregon men,"
American Legion officials have en-
dorsed strongly the proposed plan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17
FORESTRY SERVICE
OPENS LOOP BIDS

Bids were opened last week by the
United States Bureau of Public Roads
for grading the last section of the
Mount Hood Loop Highway within the
national forest. Seven bids were re.
ceived. These will be tabulated and
forwarded to the secretary of agricul-
ture with recommendation.
{ The project is II miles in length and
involves the construction of an entire
ly new grade between the summit of
the range and point seven miles from
the Hood River county boundary of the
forest. The contract for clearing has
already been let. 1t is expected grad
ing work will begin next spring.
The awarding of the contract will
provide for the completion of the
Mount Hood Loop except two sections
in Hood River county which are to be
built by the state and Hood River
county jointly.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17
Visiting Hunters Fined

Lloyd G. Morthland, of Portland,
was fined S25 and cost by Justice of
the Peace 0nthank last Thursday for
alleged shooting from an automobile
on a public highway. Mr.. Morthland
claimed that his gun was discharged
accidentally. The complaint was sworn
to by T. j. and John Annala, Oak
Grove brothers, who notified the sher-
ifs Office. Traffic Officers Murray
and Wood were dispatched to make the
arrest.
Harry Lynn, who accompanied Mr..
Morthland later was fined IS and costs
by City Recorder Howe on a charge
of breaking a bottle on the street.
The officers state that the bottle con-
tanned liquor, and Mr.. Lynn, fearing
search and the discovery of the liquor
in his possession, broke it on the pave
ment
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17
Just Little Stories

S. F. Blythe, who recently returned
from the indianapolis convention of
the Grand Army, says one of the
amusing conversations he has recently
heard occurred on the train one day.
The converation, which follows, was
IN women's voices:
80 and then ! started for the car,
but before | reached il | thought of
the window up stairs by which my
canary bird sings in his cage. | felt
sure | had closed it but still | was not
certain, so / went back into the house
and found it closed. Then | started
again for the car but before | got half
way | thought mebbee didn't lock
the front door, so | went back and
found it locked"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17
Chrome Miners Awarded Claims

Among Oregon producers Of chrome.
tungsten and other metals, demand
for which was created by the war, who
were recently awarded claims against
the government in a settlement bill
adopted by congress, is J. c. Butcher,
formerly engaged in spray manufac-
ture here. Mr.. Butcher and associates
invested heavily in the mining Of the
war metals and their claims reached
substantial sums.
Mr.. Butcher is now living at San
Jose, Calf, where he is engaged in
manufacturing spray. i.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17
Timely Suggestion

This is the season f.the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re-
plenishes her supply Of Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy. tits almost certain to
be needed before the winter is over
and results are much more prompt and
satisfactory when It is kept at hand
and given as soon IS the first indics-
ti0n Of a cold appears and before il
has become settled in the system.
There is no danger in giving it TO chill
dren a. It contains no opium OF other
harmful drug.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17

All films left with us up 10 4 O'Clock
> m are out the following DAY at 4 pm.
IN 40 four out at f0ur.-Sl0com-Donner-
berg CO. lyZu
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unfetunoerpanosbaao

Sra Bridgeport, Gonn., berettes,
at ben me llnoerpanosbaao GAS
SnsSag Iiten iorri9e llse pur iunfet
mco Wano og Mus uoenior apIten,
men at oct efter at babe tilbraat oper
~ Timer neoe paa SapetS 9rno bar
lpffeoes SelGtnin9cr at faa erpeoeret
no iaaaget al 9aqaiten, at Den
bGpeoe fig i9ien iaa lanet, at gaitsen
ra9eoe nogle 6oo op al 8anoet. Set
bar oerpaa lpffcoes belle 9eiPtninaen
at reboe fig no al Sploen aiennem
Sorpe0orsrene.
6ra Hem gorf berettes islaenoe
llernlere Smitpnoisbeoer: Se 81
Nanb, iom uosioroc 9ei9tninaen
paa Den ubenior Bridgeport, Conn,
llntne llnoerpansobaao Gas, anfom
5orsbag (Soe 9ecember) til Warine.
ueritet berItebs og giper en- baarrei,
ienoe Sfilbrins al lin Snbejp9rrina
neoe paa Sapbunoen og lin npitell
p%iormberlise Reonina.
Sfslge Snbberetninaen til 9erfts.
cbeien bar oct IpffeoeS Dem of faa
lempet no iaa meset al galaiten, at
Vaaoen b9pebe iig til Sperilaben meb
Sorenoen | 2ilften. Ser maatte DC,
flamreube itg iait. tom beSit De tunne,
'tllbrlnse 10 Elmer. isr be blep cp.
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Saafremt Sc snifer at aipe en- 1ure.
eape. Der ital berebe belle NomiTiru
bdaoe DC lirec os De samle, ttoale bnoor.
lise os toitelise Elmer, ba bGIo Sen
tumiite Bog:
"San Ola % ban Yer".
Sisle latterpRffenbe Seanirocr fro
norifzamerifanif Solfelip, ipm "8nitrn"
bar gneretten til at off~entliaaisrc, fore.
lisaer M / Soaform o9 / en- oIbeIcs
pafter llbitbreIie.
Sapir, iaa Siueberne trGcer tnScIiot
trein, o9 Serten er let l9Ielig. As Siocr
forlloen ct paftert filert Smifaa.
s@9te forlt aartfatlr - iaIt 81 iors
%ifieIlise Siueoierier.
Trts % Gents = portpfrit tilirnbt.
On anbeu batter Gabe. iom biz briuoc
~Wfootaqeren mango unberbolbenSe "a
iutereS'ante Stlnber, CT "Grnlipt"s itprs
article norlfsameritanife 6ulfefurtGQing
"Sjemmet paa 9reriem".
Set er Sonas SIien Seriens orbcu
9eI, iom iibite 8inter offentliaaiorbcs I
"Yoiteu", Der III f~oreliaaer / 8poforr
= paftert ubItpret. Sen beretter ON
Sonas os 8a9nn Sliens fsrite Iar / Gin
bn9set, boor be banner Ribtpunftet / en-
WGngSc epentbrlise % iprnoenbe Sitllas
TONER, iom er me8et blmoriitif i%filbreNc.
Iaa man sanife pfte trGftc paa
Smilebaanbet. On at Sc pGetisitc norits
amcrifanlfe Sort9aineer ifrcpet paa Ilcre
Iar. Yrts, portofrit tilfenbt, $1.25.
Seno SereS GeItiuing til
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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&reo 90 ufreo,
til Ioifpa p9ientlie for at "fsle fig
Sortfattelfe fra stbe 1.

til Ioifpa ~peientlis for at "fsle fig
for.
Oct forlpoer, of oct bar Goblet -&e
sierinsens @rfl9ring ON, at ben pal
biaia til at anerfienoe &uslanbi
l1benrissgielb fra 95artiOen op ii
1914. iom fsrit pafte Sranfrigs Sn
teresie for Ruslano. Sfsl9e Ser
iaiues.S raftatens Yarngraf 116 Tor
bebolber De Muiereoe Jig &et til a
beitemme Den Gritatninesiunl, ion
Ipiflano ifal uorebe til &uslallo
Siotil err 10 ingen Silm beltemt, mer
mi giGtter Spiferne paa, at fslgeno'
er foreaaaet / Woifpa:
Zen franife Wisiion bar iagt ii
Sopiet.H egierin9en: Sere anerfIen
DER HuslanoS gamle 8i9lo II
Sranfria. Eli @iengiplo anerfien
Der b Goblet &eeieringen. OerllGl
iaiti9tter hi Spiflanos grltatrting I'll
Ruslano iielge GeriaiQes. Sr%aftaterl
s oenne Gritatning faar Sranfrif
fsrite 8rioritet, % iaaleoes blir oei
egentlia Spiflano, icm fommer til al
betole ben gantle rllsitife ltoenrigs
gjPlb.
Sette er hpab 5piferne bar giGttel
Jig til. 90 BET pilOe 10 p9re en- laare
tlsetig Sronins = for 6ranfrls.
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Daihinetonmooet.
Sperensfpmitcn aiilnttct.
SortfGtteIfe fra 6ioe 1.

Eaa &oniercncen5 EIellarmeoe
SerOag bleu &onierencen o~iiicielt I'M.
oerrettet ON Iiihtttclien al Ell Graf.
tat mcIlem De 6or. Stater, Storbri-
tarmien 6ranfrig % Sapoll, iom,
Iaalpnge Den beitaar, eller life frrrt-
feS, bill garaIttere Srcoens geparelie
ouer en- ltoltraft Sci al &loOen. 8
0~teooelelien ON oenne hiltoriife og
perbenSpigtige gegipenbeo bleu poa
De fire Storma9terS &eglle. iom bar
Iiglteret Sraftaten, aipet al Senator
Sooge, Der efter Ell ipltgere og inOs
trpfSpGffcnoe Gale ppl9itc oens
Snbbplo. Sette er, for eft iaa betpb.
ningsful6t 9ofumert at ppre, opcrs
maaoe fort ng pmfatter blot fslgen-
DC fire geitemmclicr:
1. Nt De Sor. Stater, set brittle
Htgc, 6ranfrig % Sapan cr encoeS
ON at reipeftere binanoens Hettigbe-
Der ~uebrsrenoe oeres Ebeiiooelier %
Gigcr ("SomiuionS"O / BET title Sap.
Sfitloe Der mellem De fontrobes
renoe Barter opltaa en- Spiit ON ct
StiQehapsiperesmaal inpolperenoc
oisie Rettiebeber, iom life tilirebs:
itiaenoe laber Jig orbne 40 Diploma
tiff Bel, % ipm fnroe bii iaretruenoe
for Den MT mellem Dem berifellbc 90.
De Soritaaelie, ifal ben ieges bilagt
peb en- aonierence Dem imellem.
9. Sfuloe &c nppnte H~ettigbeOer
bli truet meo Nlngreb al Ell anoen
Waat, iful De fontraberelloe Barter
fulot og aabent ~rnaoisre Jig meo
~binanoen / oct Giemeb at fonmc iii
Ell Ioritaaelic a%ngaoenoe De pirfiom.
lite Sorbolosregler, iom enten | Sel.
lesIfob cller enfeltuis bsr trGffes /
Sagens Mnlebning.
8. Sperensfomiten lfal Itaa peo
Wagt / 10 Iar fra ben Sib, Sen trG.
Der / araft, og eiter llblobet al benlc
Sibsperiooe fortiptteS pan ubeitemt
Sib, men meo Het for bpiIfenIombellt
al be iigllerenoe Wa9ter OF opiige Den
MOB II Wtaaneoers Soriel.
a. Sperensfomiten ifal rattficeres
iaa mart iom muligt | SperensItenl.
melie meo De fire 2anbes fonititutio.
nellie Wetbooer og trGoe / &rait. iaa.
inart Ratififationerne er %ocponeret /
@oibington.
Samtioia meo ben me Sraftats
Sfrofttr9oen oplsieS Den / 9onoon
13be Srli 1911 nfiIitteoe S~lliance
meQem Storbritonnien og Sapan.
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rettclicn al De flelte allore nprife Sfo.
Ter / Inlcrifa, bpis S9rere / itpr 10.
itrGfning bar eicnnemgaaet Slltber
College. SfoIens Snbfpoelie pao
Sfoleforboloenes llbpifIine fan / Def
belle tagct %panifelie operpurOeres.
Sffe minoit maa oct tiaeeees BE-
tpouiue, at 2lttber College fanife
mere enc nogcll al De sbrige ncrifc
Ssiifoler / Stoterne bar laet Seaten
paa 1uoerpisllingen / norit Sproe
% S%iterutilr. 0t9no iom Hroies-
iorerne 9otbne, Sreoa % 9rut @ier.
Jet bar Der itofert ct ooermaaoe for.
tienitfulot arbeibc, iom man / 9orge
bar 8ritro I'll at bore Dem opbt taf.
nemlia for.
Zen, Tom / Serbelesbeo bar baa.
ret Sagens 9nrbe % Sebe, uuoer
Stolerts bU'aarl9e uoptfllng, er DOG
Or. Saur. 9arien, iom / ca. 40 Nar
ltob iom Sfolens Heftor os alorig
loo iig fi,e al 9anifeligbeoerne. gi.
oere bar Yroiesipr 6. &. Yreus, iom
leoeoe 9utber College ira 1902 til i'm
9sb M / CONNER, eiort meeet for
Snititutiouens llooiflirtg. Man raa.
Ser Ill opcr life mirlbrc enc : itore
9peninger for De iorifieaise Soful.
teter."
Set or mleopellOig at feie nnaet
mere iii 8rofesicr Welbps llotalel'
Ter. 2ao os finn baabc, of Sfplen
maa fortiGtte at bore en- Sorntioler
al rorif auItur / De Soreneoe Stater.
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en- erufulo ueiernine.

Sra Sronton, Ytc., berettes isl-
9enoe %barbariife llgierning: Sheriff
Ytariban oroe ioag (10be Secember)
afiteO til Sople, en- afiioesliaaenoe
6lef ca. 40 Wil berfra, bporfra
Der bar inolsbet Neloine ON, at Ell
Go Iar gdmmel Mano, gilo Osborn,
bar blepet blnloet til ell Seneeltolpe
% lepenbe brGnot % bans alder.
itcsre Suitru paa oct ubarmbiertiaIte
misbanblet.
l~(giernilaen melbes of babe f,lnoet
Steo Sorsoa9 Nat, men blep isrit op.
oaaet loag, Ssrbaa. Der or inaen
3clcaraf. caer Scleionforbinoclie meo
Steoct.
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Sorb Senorifien til at faa Die pac
en- Salt, fotn / fin itore GnioIbiebei
gift % gnog pda @r9spolben liocn
for oct nGrmeite Sus. % for at NOR
life ifitlbe fro, at ban bapoe forlieei
fig meO belle @eroen, sioroe ban plio
ielis en- Iioen Mfitiffer inc paa Saiie
bette og 90 Den intet onot anenot
Staffar 9eositsbet.
s n9ite 9ieblif fom Scr Ell Some
ipringenoe meb anptnppen efter os
men ba bar hi alt noe paa Geier
igieu.
9onifacius ifpnote Jig og ga'r
!Senorif ire Sontnter @as, .og bar
ilsi afiteb, iom ON ban piloe inobilOt
Solf, at ban bar Den ilppenoe Sol
l9noer.
IrnIipt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
SreoSfurbrpSerc.

Gen tpife Higsret / 2eipsia bar
iom befienot ntlia oemt en- Reffe
"&rissiorbrpoere"- altiammen paa
Nnflasebe al De aliereoc.
Nu aaar Spiferne paa e1en Saano
efter fine "6reosiorbrpbere". Oct er
DC Sunfere, iom / Warts 1920 lit
iitano &app.8 epolten Berlin.
glanot Dem, iom / benrc 8orbinoelie
err tiitalt Tor Ssiiorreoeri, err Den
tiolisere uoenria$miniiter BON Ga.
goip, oa | Sreoaas par iclucitc @elle.
raj S%noenborii inbfalbt iom @ione.
San inorsmneoe, at han iorrlo Tor
Reoolten baube bapt Here aonieren.
GER meo 3app, men oi6Ie bar blot
zen uoperling al @eninser", iaaoe
ban. San inorsmmeoe oaiaa, at hon
ltoo peo GRANDCHILDREN Sbor, 90
&apps trooper maricbereoe opoper
Inter ben Sinoen, men oct bar Blot
"iom npsaierrie Silif,ter for at ie,
bpao iom icreaif", % ban ertl9reoe,
at ban piloe babe beflaset mcaet, ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
Byssepirfiomheoen

Sfslse Ell al De Sor. Staters Sor.
belsfanlnter nplig offentIiagiort Non.
port bar gpegepirfiombeoen / 9orSrt
/ ben ienere 3io giort ct betpocIiot
DIPPING, ioet aoitenoet al Sc i 9sbet
al De iioite 10 Raaneber opfsrte nne
gpsninser nGiten er liseiaa itort ioyn
Eotalfoitenoet af ale 9psninaer, ion,
opfsrtes | Ssbet al belle forriae 9[or
Sa1oelsfammerets Spaaber or bo,
ferret paa Snoberetninger fra "A NJ
2dnbets itsrite 9per. Sfsloe bisic
anorog Sotalfoitenoet at gpaniropr
iom er blenet opfsrt / 2sbet al Sp
iibite 10 Mameoer, til 5000, 900, 900
meoers Sotalfoiteroet Of ole gpo,
ninaer, iom opfsrtes / 1920, blot por
noele faa Miaioner Dollars Itsrre,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
Reooet S~ftbsmanoifab.

st Telegram ira @oston, WaSi.,
brinser Gitcrretning ON, at aaptei.
men o. Wanbifobet paa Den paa Seem
Soinolano biemmchsrenoe Sfonnert
"Hllbp @", iom bar blepet brepet til
Sap5 nj Storncn, or blrpct reboet
al oct norife 9ampifib "@uorun
Moerif" miot hoe pau Ntlantcrbapet
SfonnertenS Serer, aaptcin Sor.
iparo, bapbe iaaet eli Irm brGffet,
og Ell al Watroicrne bapoe iaoct
&nPifipQct fnuIt.
"8uorun Wocrit", Der pur pao
Teiie ira philadelphia til 8enliu,
SSStalien, rapportcrebe | ct troaolgit
Telegram, OF oct bauoe paotruiict
Sortsiet bripenoe biplpelsit omfrin9
paa Sapet omfring 900 Wil ira Hep
Yorf. Nprmere llnoerrctnins blep
life aipet.