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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19

Though the United States has re-
versed its trade balance in material
products since the beginning of the
World War. and new sends out more
articles and products than other
countries send in" says a bulletin
issued from tho Washington, d. c.
headquarters of the National Geo.
graphic Society, There is one com
modify for the main supply of which
we look beyond our borders. and
probably always will. 1t is our wea-
ther-a necessity in our daily life.
but n that perhaps we do not all
ways appreciate.
"a certain part of our weather,
to be sure, might bear the brand,
made in the u. S. A. but it is only
a minor portion. For the most part
our supply CT rains. SLOWS, billiards..
cold waves and hot waves. lorna
does and tempests, come tumbling
in from TIE northwest and the west.
A smaller percentage comes from the
north and the southwest. and a few
storms from the Gulf of Mexico and
the South Atlantic But it is worth
noting that none of our weather m
ters the country through the stretch
of the Atlantic ca as north of Cape
Hatteras, the section into which
pours the vast bulk OF our material
imports.
Alaska Has a Hand i'm Our Weather
Though the United States proper
does not brew its " weather, there
is some consolation to enthusiasts
for the made in America movement
in the fact tnat the great majority of
the disturbances that enter the states
originate in Alaska Or in the great
warm caul6ron of the North Pacific
between the Aleutian Islands and
Hawaii, which is almost a United
States sea.
weather disturbances which en-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19

@. What is the origin of the
name holly rs. l.. A.
A. The name holly is said to be
derived from the use of the branch
es and berries to decorate churches
at Christmas time, from which the
tree was called holy tree.
- Q. Is there an underground pas
sage from the Capitol to the White
House F. r.
A.The Capitol and White House
are m mile apart. and are not
connected by underground passage.
| The House and Senate office build
ings and the Library of Congress
are connected with the Capitol by
subways.
@. Is the climate of Sitka, tho
capital of Alaska, very sever p
+. X. b.
A. The capital of Alaska . was
moved from Sitka to Juneau in
1906. In spite of its northern lati-
tude the climate of Sitka is mild,
the average temperature of De-
cember being $40 degrees r. and OF
August Sc degrees +.
@. How is the depth of the ocean
measured?-S. i.
A. The Navy Department says
that the depth CT the ocean is meas
ured by a long thin wire which IS
wound on a drum so that when
wound up it is like the thread on a
spool. At the end of this wire
which is lowered a heavy leaden
weight is attached. The ship must
be perfectly still so that the wire
will go direct to the bottom and
not an angle. The leaden weight
pulls the wire off the spoke until it
hits the bottom. There is q counter
arrangement on the spool, which
shows the number of times the
lengths of the wire have been taken
off the spool and thus indicates the
entire length of wire which has
descended. In this way the depth
of the ocean at that point is ascer-
tanned.
Q. Where did the Indian get his
idea of a happy hunting ground
and a Great Spirit who rules the
world?-C. II. Z.
A.. Records do not exist that tell
when the Indians conceived this
idea of religion. They had their
religion before the white men dis
covered this hemisphere. 1t deal
with an almighty, a hereafter, and
has many similarities to the old
Jewish religion. They have a leg
end OF the deluge. Some authors
say that the Indians are connected
with the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel.
@. Are bananas transported in
refrigerator cars?-E. T.
A. The fruit is carried in refrig.
orator cars which in most cases are
equipped with false floors or floor
racks. providing air space of four to
six inches under the load. During
the warm season the cars are iced.l
g. Why do fish swim upstream? =
e. d. l..
A. The Bureau of Fisheries SAYS
that generally speaking fish swim
upstream as they are then heading
against the current and it is easier
to get food.
Q. How are ~disinfectants classed?
". S. Il.
A. Disinfectants are classed as
physical or chemical. Physical dis
infectants are heat, sunlight, diff
fused light and air. Chemical dis
infectants are solid agents, such as
lime: liquid agents or. solutions,
such as crude carbolic acid or gaso-
line, and gaseous agents, such as
formalhehyde or carbon monoxide,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19

, defense has been intellectual. She
proclaimed the open-door principal,
and then allowed Japan and all oil
the principal powers to extract con-
cessions from the Chinese govern
ment, make agreements about China
and establish spheres of influence
which have made the open door
policy a laughing-stock. Meantime,
American capital has not been alto
gether behind hand in exploiting
China by the concession method.
So far our professions of high
disinterested friendship for China
have amounted to the announcement
of a policy which we could not en-
force, and a few small favors such
as collecting the Boxer indemnity.
The conference, so far, has done
little to remedy this situation, but it
has opened the way for us. AS long
as the Anglo-Japanese Alliance last
ed, we were powerless in China. Now
that is out of the way. In addition,
the powers have agreed to a read
Indication of all of the concessions
and spheres of influence they hold
in china. The table is cleared to
give China a new deal. 1t remains
to be seen just what it will amount
to. SO far she has got her post Of
noes M Ddck 10 ner, ana d
statement that extra-territoriality
will be abolished at some time in the
future. Nothing substantial has been
granted.
Perhaps the two most difficult
questions are those of Japan's &C.
c1pancy of Shantung and her posi-
ton in Manchuria. The United
States must and will press for China's
rights in Shantung, because it is
largely by her action that Japan has
obtained her present foothold there.
Japan's position in Manchuria is a
more difficult problem. Both of
these will be discussed in future
Haskin Letters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19

present method does not always pro-
duce. The boy who lifted his small
trunk up to the back of the stage and
kissed his mother goodbye, and who
depended for his tuition on his faith
err and on his own earnings for his
pocket money, was likely to know
the worth % what he was getting.
But the present method is intend
ed to bring The advantages of all the
education which the average boy or
girl will tale. within the easy reach
Of hat girl or boy.
And they are going to high school.
When. about six weeks ago, the
high schools of the country opened,
not less than two millions of boys
and girls entered their doors and
took up their work with more or
less enthusiasm.
1t costs more than the taxpayers
ever supposed they were likely to
pay, but there is no money which
they spend more willingly, and not
much that IS better spent.
Education ONE high, but we
must have IT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19
Daily Letter by Frederic j. Haskin

of republican ideals in the Orient.
1t has also been pointed out that
for a great many years the gist OF
the diplomacy of Great Britain, as
the strongest ~sea-power, has been
to combine with the third-strongest
against the second strongest.
Whatever the motive may have
been, British press propaganda in
the early stages of the conference
was all for a renewal of the alliance.
1t is said hat this campaign was
stopped when the Americans served
notice on the British that the renew
al of the alliance would on no ac-
count be tolerated. Lloyd George
is said to have been the n who
made the sudden agreement of the
delegates, after a long stalemate,
possible. lie is said to have cabled
the British delegation to abandon all
efforts either for a renewal of the
Anglo-Japanese Alliance, or for a
tripartite alliance including the
United States. The present four
power pact was then quickly arrang-
ed. 1t represents an explicit recog-
milton on the part of Great Britain
that the American point of view
must prevail in the Pacific.
The agreement does not touch the
question of China. 1t therefore
leaves the Chinese question as the
chief remaining question before the
conference, and the only bones of
contention.
Where China Stands
Almost everything hat China ask
ed of the conference has been grant
ed lin principle" and almost moth
ing has been granted in fact. 1t
now remains to be e e how much
the United,States can win for China
in the committees which will decide
the details of her status. For h
United States stands now as she has
always stood. as the champion and
defender of China. In the past her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19
FOR PROGRESS OR AGAINST IT?

If those who are to make the final decision tonight as
TO whether or not the Standard Underground Cable Com
pany is to be given permission TO build a railroad siding
along High street will keep in mind only the welfare of the
city as a whole and not let the individual or local interests
and prejudices influence them, there can be no doubt as to
the outcome. This industry means a great deal to Perth
Amboy. 1t has already done much for this city and is anxious
to do much more. 1t ought to be encouraged by having the
city's corporation, not hindrance. We cannot hope to build
up a great industrial center here if we adopt a policy Of OBJ
struction when a local plant desires to expand.
Tonight is the night when the members of the Board of
Aldermen will have to stand up and be counted. Will they
be for Perth Amboys growth or against it? Their vote to-
night will tell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19
Questions ANSWERS

Any reader can get this answer 10
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin. Director.
Washington. D. C This ofer ap-
9lies strictly to Information The
bureau cannon give advice on legal,
medicinal and financial troubles. II
does not attempt to settle domestic
~troubles. nor TO undertake exhaus-
i've research on any subject Write
your question plainly and briefly.
iive full name and address and an
close two cents IN stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19
BY DIR. X. ii. BISHOP

BY DIR. X. ii. Ill
A supposedly innocent little sweet
tooth often gets one into a deal OF
trouble.
We can place some of the blame
for that dread disease, diabetes. on
the tendency to eat excessive
amounts of sugars and starches.
There is a little organ in the body
called the pancreas which takes care
of the sugars and starches. Like any
other organ, it does its work well
and only cries out when vastly over
worked. Excessive oVerwork finally
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14

otbe oS Sprbelcn7 Seq tror, at hpis
Get bIeo iat en- stopper for Equalization
90 Yrofteertns. pilSe tore Yrooutter
tlipe Iibt Mere bGro. Ser er mceet
Iopet os Sarntere al 8esiertrser til at
bt ifptte os, men 8eiuItaterre bar ero'
III life piit iis. Ser tales ina meget
ON, at ii Sormere ifliIce boIbe &egls
TAB tgicnuem Naret pda bore roeifter
o9 bore Srot9ster. Set turoe !anIts
life bore iaa ountt. Sioioenoen Tan
ii iIaa en- Stree oper; iaIfaIo oiIoe
man life bIioe iaa feb, at Bet piloe oGre
n~pbpenoi9 at Ieie SeItercmmer, for at
man ifuISe Ipr9fte / SiIler. Ser bol@
res nsie Stattitit poer, hpormargc
Scres Bet er inbiaoet al Bet % oct
SIass @rsn. Sn, Bet er tun'fe bra for
SpetuIonteu. iaa ban tau reguIere Yr;s
ierne oerefter.
9ere gooe HenhsIer, iom lGier "9es
ccrobsYoiter" LAB os fad bore ira eoer
tqiennem SIabet en- Gang melleml %
iiGr ira eoer, Tom or ina spre &ens
tnien, 0a jog ieIp er h"eriirn. SiIIIut
Ill lea suIfe HeOoftioneu % 9erIouoIe!
ct 1oet Nptnarl Nnbreip Sliou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
SSra SC Graft, @iur.

Com Ibomnert pda "SecorabzBoz
item" bill icg bebe ON Spnlterllm / eoers
Grebc SLAB for ct lirct Stpae. 01
jog life bar feet roget / 9Iaoet fra bcns
ne Gel al Ri1rneiotd, flnbc set tanIfc
interesiere en- og anoeu at bere IiDt fra
bennc Sci at Stoteu. Seq CT inaen
@Iabifrioer, men 6ingrene pau mig be-
0nnbte at tIs, % bpis set life foar
slabs / SIuOct, ia LAD Oct eaa / "86rs
ia. 2anbet her er al eoo &paIitct.
f!Gbt iom en- Sarbetaee, nregct bel
ltiffet FOR alt SIoes 9rtn % Corn.
Ser briocs bIaubet SarInirg. Sorrise
Gar5 NpIin9 bar NOT ina gob iinr uf
GuuIitct. Sefolfningen bero1nfrino Be-
itaar al bInnbet TatiorlaIitct. 81 6ar
Ell uorit eIutberif Rcnisbeb, iom bette
nes al Yeitor Gibespit, icm flptteba
BERTH iihite @aar.
Su Sibcr1e for Sarrneren CT life Ian
Inie for 2icblitfct; boab ma bar al
inl9c, faar ntnn intet FOR. men 9riIere
nc paa, boab man itaI ti6bc, boiler Tia
Goot oppe. 9bao er Set iont cr Naricz
gen? Or BET SoerproSuttipn. cucr or
ret SpetuIdtiou? Sois iGa er SiIfrls
set, biINe Bet life here paa lin @Ioos
al hoppe 6%ribanocIcu meS Canada og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
Sra Scnbrunt, Tirn.

filter CT ct Plan benrltnoet, iioeu lea
inn noaet i @Iaoet fra Dor freoeIiBc
lille Sp, % mems ie9 mi iiooer % Ter
/ SIabet,' fpnrner ie8 til at ie pan
NbrcsIeIappeu at S%uutirgcntcu mno
lcube3 for "Rp'tcu", 90 Oct MAJ life
forismmes. ga Sen bar ioa mango Ga
ger at opparte meO. Set CT mi Nnbes
Der ira fern o8 rHr, og iaa "@eo Nrs
men" % SonaS % Na9tas SpIepeIilr
pod TrGrien, "GPeuenmtab" % man9t
og meget eIIers. @Iaoet er 0pbt og lr
bel oGro tine Teuge. Soften uopptr
tar rof ioa goo, Ii0t itorma9tist Far oct
urrct al % til, mco libeu IcNbSr; ooB
bar hi foact Iiot Hc8n fer I BET iibitc,
ina Soroeu er MI / COB SiIitunb. Get
meite AT @9ereu bIep oppIsiet % er
foriaabibt frrbB for @anren. Gnroeicn
bIeu for eubeI not iad bra, for andre
berinoo ntiubre 8oo. gf So blco oct
iau at ii0e ct RibbeIsaar; 0oeoer
blep mere % minore eob, forncSeIit ut
Nuiten fornrrpet rem eroeL. 9p9gen
bIsp o9iaa ioa iom iaa. Gen, Tom bar
tibIi9 iaaet, bIeo forboIbspis soo, lent
Iaoet forbpIbSpis oaurlig. forn,eHcIit
Ssrte 90 9iuit. &noren / @ienncmInit
Gob @poIitct. Iniieu bIeo mi life Iaa
Orrit, DOG life Ioa gob ion forriac Nor.
gten ri fnor life tIagc. Serren bar Ios
ret at 9ibc os r~sotsrftig llubcrboIo>
ming, % rernttO ihiIbe hi lane os reie.
@icu Set CT en- Sing, bi Sarncrc life
fan gisrc, Tom md1rHe mi / bore Sage
iDnes at gisrc, ncn,Iig at IGtte rs nco
os bcrcsnc Dor GOrtieneite fra 400
iii 100 9roccnt % iise, bpis hi life
Iaar Set, iaa ipIQer hi life. Sarntercn
itrIne pcI gisrc Ncytc meo fine Trobuts
Ter. Mcu bbaS IdH? SO. beriom life
Sarmeren %prohucerte mere greoitof enc
iii Jig ieIo 90 fine 90 life producers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
CT Giterbit til Mcaenmasem.

Nanr IrnIiot enitcr at pibe, booN
Sldes @ureiRIer Snrbtne Burger. iao
tan leg opInie, at iii bberbugs bruaer
ban CT sommcIt Gar, TOM Mart Sama
bru9te, naor Fan fo9te SEPT ub al gitcns
6abritnnrer. NrnIiot iperaer o9ina. ON
i,o9er TOR rPtfe 9dnnoeu / @ciret "a iiee,
at ban life itemte for Surniuq. Ser CT
iaIfaIe Ell, Tom frciNiG bcIicnrrr lin Srut,
hplS Oct bar Ell Snno.
@nar hi S Nar tilbnQc. finner III bet
rcpubIifnnite Torti iau olSelc3 pruQet al
oct orrerifnuitc SoIf. al bet pouct I'm
10 at llnioucrs Stutcr. Nl or bet tom-
met I'll Mn9tcn i8ien, fcrtroIerct al SC
famine @Ieueutcr lem beuaang.
Ser CT. hpab Sbcpboyc NooicpcIt Iaohc
ON bent iont MI itnor frrbigc iii at oprrs
tuge 2anbSitpret: "&oGt cner for biSic
RGno. Sc CT fro0crc Sicncre al cu
@unoe Sribpttcrc, iom opbcbcr NiQcon,
paa Sc prpouccrcuoe o9 fprbrtacnbc NIaSe
ierS 8%etoituing."
Set or Henttioneu, iom III CT Snno
fomuer i'll al iibNe / 6eiiGbet. Sent
bare ii8c Ianheu5 StormGnb ION Gle
meuceoli, Geri5cIpS % @ilion c"fteriulat
al Se'cborcl, aoritnutiu cG EARRING
90 / Npr0e ben bnotiac SremIfrintss
mnuo @rnnor @mlhicn eftcrfitlat al or
@ngitrUucrl
Get bIir interesidut al iastia9e ser
temiite Sirtuina, raar DC uellsartenc Gle
merter, iorl fom / Sere9rhocr ben 2ben
Hopcmber, b~e9huber at foac = Ginn
Seiuere, IrpzSoitere. inrnmIerbc Sta
~Iieuere, Trus % Nntis Gigomrub, @rs
puniipuiiter, Sofitcr o0 Sem, ion poauer
al Sfr1f, raor SC fer ell S%apmrcicr.
ann nm ON en- Sing / Tcrren sc rrc&,
Zen, at bner Storbeo bcr itormc2 %
itcnc5:
"6ciIes puu Stlloe lIsieIocmS 9Iubc,
Srtter man 9Gren / TI1ot 90 / SaIo"
0. 7. b.
Wcns %crben3 melt cipiliiereSc Nas
TONER itrroer meh at Irttc S~rchsIigdens
gtaifiucri isar@ itnnr Dor rrbGrbiNe
SnfcI Sam ION en- ouosu Tore SrrtGntt
% 9iertnoer set ibeIige Sntfpro: 1T
will never work, it will never work.
ga Hobert Sutton latte FIN Gnmpbaoo
"Glerntont" paa SliSionIlober, itiuebe ale
oar,le N%osrpe9er iig lnneS @rcbbcu og
begbnhte ut roabe: 1T will never work,
it will never work" Wfcn "a 2nntpcn
bIcp illppet paa, 9iltIcnc tc0gnbtc at
Srcic Jig, % @anoen iu0tc CLEO ppobcr
SIoben, "a nrGnBtc ale &c gomIc Mos
rpgeer Zine 90 freq: at will never
stop, it will never stop!"
SobcSrebaftsrcn for 6edritsWlnNcnc
ifrcp / en- leoenne Nrtitcl itror cfter Gal
oct, at NJ, bar Sioen fomntcn ior pS til
at crobre % uuberlr98e ps alt SanNet
ira Nio @rarhe til SnlamasGinct
Ser er @rnnbcn iii, at bore Smpcs
r~ialiiter faar 8rdmpe, roor ma bare
nGpner Nrtitcl X. 8iliou ticnber not
line 1aprer6cimcre. 5au pihite rel,
hrob ban 9iorbe, "a ban itrcp ctrnc
Nrtitcl. 9Grbpoioit
8. g. 6ablouN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
TpOcns SOFT.

sc. g. Serum o9 9llltrIt, Wooreton.
q. SAT-, miitebe lin eIifebe Spn, Pbis
lip Iaroer, iom brit cIitet og er
Sn6t intnet, Sen 24he 9ecbr. (Sules
nftcu). 8nu bebe al IppcuoititeS otter
ire Go9es Sn9eleie. 0au blep II War
% ire llger 0nwmeI. 6mn par peo
Sm'3 p9 ~SamIiu8 belle Sibcn. @oll
babe life nGret ing fer, og ingcn boos
Be Eanfe paa, at Seben itoo for 9crcn,
f6r hnu Oru9 lit iiSite Sllt. Saftet pGre
@ub, iom tog ham biem / hans un8e
GINcr. bror ser life er mere 8raab %
Sururer. onn 1T ieire Sui nteo Ses
Jus % hans @ngIe.
Set CT en- Sreit til sc ~citcrlabtc Sors
pIbrc % SeIfenoe, at BAN bnr BET goot.
Scr CT Ell toni Blno5 efter hnnt, Iorl
irNcn fan Tribe, for ban bar bSit eIIftt
az ale. % aarreratcr bapoc ban mon8c
al. Set q Der 9obt @coiS pno / bet
itorc 2i9fclge. gfh5be eftsrlnbcr Jig
6orrIorc % 10 Seifcnbc, @eue0a %
1cn Tatcl. Sc iorgbetprate 6prrlSre
cnitcr at irembRre lin bierteligc Sci
iii Nnboer oe @cnuer, ION a behiTl@
peliQ oeo bans Sob o9 Se9raoeIic, ipes
ciclt til gii5 Bertha 8arIitao, iom OPP
ofrct iig belle Sulen meo DEM % bette
ocres itorc Sorg. X.
Mrs. SpEe SoIheu, fsot Sau8en,
bepe title ocn 27be 9ecenrbcr 1920.
Sun bar isot 29bc Warts 1S45 | 9cIta
aoIcn, Srorobien1 Stift, fonl iii Incrifa
% boiatte fig / Soma / 1877. Sum bIeu
Gotcpiet til g. s. 6olNeu 1880 90 Ilpta
teSc til NclIon Co., q. Sal. 1881.
9cttc 9Gsteifab ocIiigncees meo g
@eru, 3 Sptre % 4 Senrer hrCraf
9uboio b6be @aareu 1919. afheNe ope
rooeoc en- Glocr al 70 aar % 0 @aae
reocr % itebtes til 6biIe paa Sbcpenne
Reniabebs 8rnoplabs ben Site Dee
cember 1920. 3croeS SiGleisrger, @.
2. %oIo, forretteoe.
Grco meo Dit Stsp! geIii8net orre
sit Rinoe! X.
Gen 12te Secember T. q. bsoe
Sorpn Of 2ate 6nnIfa Irs. WatbiIbe
aneerIor, / en- aIoer al 81 Tar. Sun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
@nrtis Sinoring for
Torfuppelie.
5aa Or. GSuarbs' Clipe Tablets.

Estts er ct TSrpbsraab al 9ufnSsr fS,u
Sr. eowarSs frsmbrasts CIiue Tablets.
Sublitrt for gaIomsI.
Or. 6oporbs, / II Gar prattiier.rS. eao.
% ealoneIs SdnIe NisrSe, opoaosoe gsoT,
mllosn for Cline Sdblets meoeus ban Sc,
pduoleoe Edtienter for trouiif Sortoppeli.
% trG9 Seper.
Il. GSpGrOs' Cline SobIets inssscIber
ute ealontsi, men Ct bsIenSe, liuSreu6e p,.
9%etabiI't Aiierin9Smiboel.
Yer er lu9en Srtb / 8irtuiuoer AZ bisie
lnroa lutterbelugte, oliueuiaruebe lablett.r.
Se ortu9sr Ntaue % 2spsr til at pirfs nors
malt. Gs tpinger Dem aIori9 til unaturIis
Rirfriu0.
NotS oil III % ba hor en- "msfebruu
Srd9" I Wuuosu, iIceIIotenoe Qdubs, en-
Ne1el'e AZ SIepbeo % SrEtbeo, ina" so.
peoplne, trrs yeuer % sr io~ritoppet, oil su
ltuoe burti8e, Tire % fur bebaseIi9e ReiuIs
tater al en- sIer to irnoa Sr. Gbmaros'
tablets ue0 Seuoetlo.
Gn'tnosr tuger Dem bper often uetpp for
at 'orbllps / rette 6orfatuins. Toriss benz.
l5c % soc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
IRA WrpaIu Miuii.

"a mi bar pi onbcn Sag Sul meo
ir0rnertct SuIepeir o. Sore. 0erne Se;:
% @inter bar ppret Den imultteite, vi
tan miuScs poa mango Tar. @rtcIte
Sage FAR Sermomcterct pGret neo Be-
70, men for Bet meite noeufpr. Sc LAM
&c |irtcrafteuer forbripes pao malae
9i8: 29srirH aortipil, tilhels Nr>
beibc, Ser ubisres, Siben '%pinoer; FOR
man peo Grb al, bar man S1tl meo
Gom6ieIoetInng % Set paa mango
SIags @iS efter Soils tiloantc SGbcr.
S~rIetrGfcitcr I StoIebulene rllnbtrm /
SetIcr1cntet, hnor Sarta GIalts i~eroerer
meo bclitotc Eager al fpritieIigc Sing;
fra. 8onIingcn til @uruet faar De
image pod Sru8tcu al Street. 8lens
MOOD StoIcihte bapoe lin Set DEN 23be.
Sen lille StoIeituc bar pnerfpIbt mcS
Solf, iaa Ell Sci al Dem mnatte nsie3
nteS Sen lille 6oritlc. men DC lit TIL
ienbt nosct al SrGets Sr,t9t 90 eieus
re1u Sen aab,te Scr bsre % ie Borne
nes YrFitatiouer, Irn bar ubmcrfet
ubfSrt. Sen gpoe 2Greriube, Niis
BREEDER Dor heite %tnfrcrIig @cleiitir9
fra Sorrlbre % gsrr for SpofreIier
% Sib meo at inbspe 9crneue / at mo-
iere ct ina goot Sro9rarn.
Gen 256e buoSe @rrgIa (gpen) fin
S1ilefeit / 8ooonnn Snu. Sen bar en-
@e8ioenbeo al fgritc &ar18. @ernerc,
bel inSspcbc, lGite fine Stnttcr meo goo
Srroi8bco 90 lang ubrerfet. Pit rar
et Sepi3 paa, at re. bnpoe gob 2eoeIie.
&Grere o. 2rreriuner ian life blioe not
panIfierret for lit bel uSferte @rbeis
Sc. Sriit ipneS 9neu at rare. Sen
oertcr not pna 8ancn, INN enoana
maa fomnrc. Soar Sen ~proouftipe
Wnat uouifIes %ianrnrcu hos 9Deu 90
Senoertc, iaa blir Der not ct Scruboncz
fontpani, Ser forIGugcr en- @ancinlnrp
iuh til Orp9la.
Ser bar inotr,ffet TO NeSSfalo, iibeu
ieg itrcp. Sen lobe Seccnber hebe
@erman SoeuspIabicr, Al Iar oamls
mel. San q ira Safe Yart, 3iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-14
Sra Srene, z. Tut.

litter CT Si,Isu ferret, DEN beiliaItc
al ale Iaret8 Setter. SuIen er 10 o8s
iaa WirtSernes Sib. 9taar airfetIots
.erre ringer Seitiben iro, bd gnar upiIz
.aarIis Sunter,e ti!bage til De 8arr.c
SliIeminber. 90 nan Ter after Tor Ii5
De tiGre trofaite. iom ofret iaa ne8et
for at giere SllIen iau gloo og ina beis
iioshlIo. NIori0 fan III fuIotutfe Dem,
Iour aop os oisie Ipie, berIi9e Mfittoer
ub / Qipet. Tinheme ON Srler hieul'
ntc hos 6or % Ior % 5sitenDetreNien.
6piItcn !Qeitip, r,anr SUBTRACT trnSte6.
% ri gern GIT rurbt Street. % lang
SuIeiangc, % Sar lT1te Su~Ieeoon8elict.
Sllcoass Wprseu IhtIbe ouc, bonSe
itorc % intaa, Ri airten. llnoer Strfes
flpfternes hsitiDeIigc Sinner % 9ont<
bielbernes tIinoeubc aImr9, iom gieniso
ira SieIo p0 opbcn Sal bar Bet, Iont
alt / gatllreu oanoet / 6eitio. SrI
bier @aoro % 8r9no bar 10 Solf I'll
3irte ben Sag. 5 SuIen bltocr Wir'
berile iaa Ieoenbe. s Den Sio ipntes ot
Dor Serb a me8et nlinore, men o.
tiDige n,e9et minore IIent.
1920 or mi gnact ino / Got0beocls
Nat n,eo line Sor9er % @IRoer. BED
Tarsififtet gam Snutcrue tiIba8c til Dc
bcuIbunone Sioer OF Sage, o3 ri mint
pes nr9en al pore @cmer, iom a I
lrpr Mipte forri9e Nar. SIaubt ni6Ic
Til iee n0pne Mrs. Nnt 0ebre (Dlorl
Glethummer). @uu cnr tor, ltcrf,
ocntcirI % opofreroe, for ale 8oDe
iriIteItge @iSrcnraal i 0ipet. Sun a
meo / set iorfGroeliSe Sncifreo / aIcu'
ganroeue / Spbol Den 12tc Sebrtor
1868. Scroes 6orGIorc sit beGge 10
meb / Streoet, men INN bIeo reocet.
S &eo Biu8 snitet &c, at fan Tres
item Dor, Taitur Norbilettct, iii 29rer
paa Sfolcn. Wen iau innlet ale bans
Ieni9beber Jig / Slot % 6el8e o8
rciitc til Srenc og i%auuaen mcb @cnigz
hebcu ser bah Trelteu iaa inocrIig ON
at iorblipe. Gu mere en%ItenunI8 6ors
landing emo bernie pdr er Oct nit
iieIoen at ie. Yreitert q mil og tstet
iis efter iiue 3eutghcbsfoIf, iom ot
ale ct nteget glade oper.
9iGrIis 0ilier til ale Setienote | o9
rlmSt Canton. Srfpooo, Sionr sails,
@riitol, atbocr % G~lorence, gtinn..
npcb Gnifcr ON ct IptfeIi9t o8 ceIiignet
9fbtaar. Rrs. TauItne TpgriIo.