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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
BIG BARBECEUE
HUGE SUCCESS
Great Number Of People Came
From All Parts Of County
Crowd Estimated 5000

The grand barbecue went 81 in
fine style. everyone even the weather
man cooperating aplendidly
The committees wish 10 thank ~.
ery one personally waD helped IN
this great county get together The
cooperative spirit and enthusiasm of
every one contributed 20 make this
one ~ Cnttenden Countyt biggest
days
Mr J a Ilill wishes to thank
syeyone Who helped in the carcass
donations They were barbecued 10
the kings taste under the expert man.
aFement u Tom slsamaker and Guy
Gittns
There Wa no lack u cold DRINK
INK water the arrangement ~ ths
grounds and the service rspecied
rreai credit on those Respective CON.
miitees The finance the music the
provision. the carving. the polio
inr and in fact al u the committees
did themselves proud The good Ia
dies q both town aud county yen
sfously used their scaniy stock II
potatoes in The making " he potato
salad The School improvement
Club ioot charge u the hllinF u
the plates and there vas very hius
waiting
County Agent spsncsf ani ~
Gumberi wish h. thank each and es
sfy one Individually for their splsn.
did co operation in making the Farm.
bureau and husiness Mems aHfi's us
bowling saocsss Also H. thank
The tusinsss men and ether sho
made donations Ths hnanos r1rl
miiiss report that . VERY liberal a.
naiion sas made and that al ss.
psnsss uiil b. net
Ths speakers for the oocasiou usfs
Hon 7 & hsnnstt made ihs ousa
inf sddfsss followed hy " y Can
nan. J Alss nnl G-offfsy Msrsau
state Secretary u tn Farm Hurrau,
" u Harris u NorTanhsld. . J.
kilpair,,k and q A. Gumh~ft
The police force was alert anI
kspi splsndid order The Fat b. that
Cuttsnien County folks y not ised
talios g. make them tesp order
ttefyissdy sas in . rosi humoi
Ne,inssday 80 uuufus.on ucclfre,
~ any time
This vas worth whls q. aston
iht Hs,a' fsatu wsre refuralul
cd vs an hts zach oths, letter b,
! aiug tuftihsr lns daf
let have aulitrf onsi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
TRANSFER COMPANY's
BARN DESTROYED

The barn belonging o. the City
Coal and Transfer Company va de-
siroyed BY hrs last Friday night
The hrs broke out about 20 i5 and
"a noticed first by people return.
lnr from the entertainment a. the
tehool house When IL va hrst
seen the ere wa too Gar advanced
D. save the barn
fse head u stock we're In the
barn at the time n the hre and all
Efforts 10 save them from burning
were unavailing The thres horses
and tsu mules we're valued at 500
Beside the live stock q motor truek
valued at i26,O and about ~ tons
u hay. io bushels ~ corn and "a
hushsls u oats wers destroyed
The truck that was destroyed b.
lonFei o. ~ X s Eltins and VA
partly covered b. Insurance TIE
barn was insured for $500 and ths
stek for $500 u b. Mt known how
The hrc originated.
Had q not hs,n Cor the hard Work
dons hy The hTs department the oaics
With stood near the barn would
has, ben destroyed some damage
"a done % it bat u has already
been repaired
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
DEANwOOD.

Nc Albert u Trsvi. u Marion
visited RELATIVES here one day last
Wsek
Mr. Bessie Mcconnell and daugh.
Ter. Miss Lacils. we're quests u Mrs.
Hattie Martin one day last seek
MIS- Freddie Travis spent Saturday
nirht with her mother. Mrs Annie
Travis
NJ Albert J Walker q Prod
dencs visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday
Mr. and Mr.. Martin sutton and
daughter 4 hlaekfoFd we're guests
u Mr J 7 Kemp sunday
Rev Iounis d Banilsy allied
Rev e 7 Bouchsrs sppointmsni
81 Bells Mines Saturday and sunday
Mr. Luthsr sismbridgs visited Mr
Claud Hunt Saturday
Mr John Corlsy spent SundA,
with Mr " NJ Walker.
Mr Nathan Hcruing Wa the gussi
u NJ } . Homing Saturday
Mr. BAXTER Priichs,t and Mr ans
Mu 7 l. Walker attended fstyics.
at Bellies Mines Saturday and sun
day
Ar Alyie nrsunan of Missouri
has been visiting relatives herr
M and Mu 7 D. Walker an,
children we're guests a. the home d
I l. Walker Sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
ARBoR MEETING At MEXICO

To the Crittenden Pres.
! wish 70 say 10 the good people
of Crittsndsn county and surround.
ing counties that the arbor meeting
A. Mexico which was conducted by
the Rev J C. Lilly u Fredonia and
continued for two weeks closed on
Saturday July % and resulted In %
professions of faith IN Christ who
united with the sulphur Springs Bap.
iisi church On Sunday afternoon
the bapiizing took place a. the Alu.
minum Ore lake
Our church has been greatly reviv.
ed and now our prayers are that God
may use Bro Lilly and thru his
SOrt God may b. glorihed We
wish 10 thanh Miss Sarah Jackson
for her splendid service rendered "
BY giving us the splendid music Miss
Sarah is q very hns Christian lady
We were proud u the operation
Of all Christian peopis from other
churches In this revival and pray God
richest blessings % 70 with then
thru life
The attendance during the meeting
was the largest ever witnessed ai
church in our iown and Rev Illly
did some ercellsnt preaching.
x e. McMASTER. Church Clsrl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
WHITE LEGHORNS LEAD
~ kENrUCkY EGG RACE

LEXINGTON. ~ A aosk of se2
shit lerhom hens owned By Joseph
A Anderson ~ Coyinrtou bed ths
stats in g. demonstration no,ls in
June probation With q rvcotd u
% @ eren a. an average for each
ben. ao1otdinr g. an announcement
made by ) u Martin in charge q
ihs College u Agriculture poultry
surt Thirty tsu whiis Plymouth
rucks vas second with an average u
o. errs = ben while a hosk u 81
white plymouth uscks Wa third ha,
inr pra,iuced an average u o. sFr,
~ hsn during ihc month
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
Farm Bureau Notes


What ! Saw and Heard
al Junior Week
The beginning Of my trip was the
train ride That was a treat 10 me-
for Il was my first ride. saw lots
on my way up there passed the
city Of Louisville and the Capitol Of
our State at night and the Capitol
was III up and II was beautiful. We
got to Lexington at eight thirty o..
clock and Mr.. Garside and Mr.
Buckler. State Club Leader. met us
there and took us 10 the Campus
where We stayed while We were
there heard lots Of tine talks while
! was there Tuesday | heard Mr.
Kelly talk about gasoline engines and
about limerick Next a lady talked
abou, health then We went 10 the
Chapel and heard Dean Cooper talk
about what boys aud girls ought to
do The next talk was on Dairy
Cattle and the next was DR. Funk.
houser's talk about the desert.
Wednesday heard a lady talk on
What America Wants Boys and
girls 10 DO. And then a man talked
on Beef Cattle and Or Funkhouser
about what they eat IN the desert
Thursia ! heard Mr Kelly talk
about lacing betting and another
man about the use Of limestone on
the farm Then went 10 thechapel
and heard a man talk about the Uni.
veraiiy of Kentucky. what Il was
good for; and then we heard . talk
about sheep and then W. went bach
10 the Campus and got IN . truck
and went down town saw the
Henry Clay homestead and then went
70 the fAyetis National Bank Build
ing where ! rude On an elevator up
~ the eleventh story and looked
over the city Afterwards We got In
the truck and vent out By the race
track
Friday vent 10 the swimming
pol ~ the Y NJ {. A. and watch
ed the boys swim and then wvnt 10
hear Mr. Kelly talk about Tractors:
then 10 hear a man talk al-oat col.
tivation of erops and thsr 10 the
Chapel where q man from across the
Ohio River talked about hoW hoys
and girls ought 10 b. taught thea
another man talked about hogs and
DR. runkhoussr talked about snakes
and this is the md - NJ atofy ~
tte 'smpus
stayed IN l,sSiagian Saiu. Ja,
and Saturday nigh, Miss Myrtle
Glass tsok me oysi part u the city.
the saw HEM Clay Aoaurisn, a'd
the fastest ra,r hocie in tn world
~Man oWar" rhsss are ths most
important things | saw on me to
Written by Gc1uss Franklin Wal.
ksr. son of h 2. Wa,ksr. s,lsling
be- eAperiehoes during Junior wcsk
al Lexington
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
OPENED roR BUSINESS

Wheslsu Gmteu orsHei Wr.ius
day CO.. hasiHsss with a great sal
cess for their opening attraction
they bad a srN Impressive window
display IN this window Wa PLACED
. has u sugar that would have been
sold COZ SIS one year aro rhis va.
,omparci with what ssb vill huy
today and u was q very startling
comparison
Mr Wheeler reports a good trad,
and that b. b pleased with his op
shinF
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
FISH TRAP

pr Kemp and family passed thru
hsrs surouts b Marion
NJ and Mr. Tom Powell and
family we're guests q NJ sud MFs
"a Powell Saturday
Miss Catherine Aorruw spent the
latter part q The week with Mrs
Nors Little
ar and Mrs John Moods have
returned 10 their home IN Fish Trap
Mr Tub Porter Wallace and has
daughter we're IN Fish Trap Monday
Mr Jim Thomas and son have ~
turned FROM Tennessee.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
The Primary Election
EDITORIAL

The primary election h 10 be- held
on August 9Th for the purpose of
each political party's selection of
such candidates as the party thinks
most fitted for the Offices To be- dlled
In the county and district and ~
nominate such candidates a. the par
ties think will win la the final sler.
tion
The Press will seek to steer clear
Of partisan politics bat b in favor
u sleciiag such candidate a. will b.
best ~ 10 hll the different Offices
We need men 10 hll the different
oiiices who will seek 10 administer
The hw in keeping With o. demands
The man that can and will best nl
ths Office for which be seeks is III,
man that should have the support ol
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
ANNOUNCES cASpIp,cY

Mr A s. Canaan annuuucss in
this number u ths Press BIZ caudl
dasy CO.. cts Marshall u Marion a.
ths November elcction
NJ Canaan s well and fayofably
lnovu in Mafion and for several
ysau VA Marshall u ihs ciiy A.
Canaan informs the pfsss that b.
has held hh citizenship IN this cts
snd has always VOTED hsrs ls and
family will soon rytum % this siiy
o. reside
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
GARAGE CHANGES HANDS

NJ Porter l.snsass u the firm of
hemp A lsneays has purchased the
mierest II A. krn % ,ui sill con
iinus ihe business At the old stand
NJ hemp has lefi for Providence
wbcrs b. has accspi,d ro,sd rs,si.
iiou
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

the people Kinship. politics or
friendship ought not 10 dominate the
votes but the man that will serve
the people 10 the best advantage of
all concerned Neither should the
candidates location. In county or
town. or religious faith influence the
voter, but let his fitness for Office
be- the controlling influence We
want men for officers who are Law
abiding, moral aud sober and men
who love our institutions. men who
are capable and who can b. relied
upon 10 keep and enforce the Law
Il is the duty of the voters 10
seek out from among the candidates
the most suitable men Tor the differ
eni Offices and support them Vote
a. you think best and lst the Other
fellow d. the same
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
UNTIMRiY DEATH

Miss Ruth Pisrcc the ~ year Old
daughter II Mr and Mr. Collin
psf,, ~ So loulr died At the home
u her grandparents. Nr and NJ
q h Paris " salem Mis- Ruth
was a lovely child and Wa ill only
a few dav She and her mothsr
were VISITING NJ farfis Mr Col.
ln picrec arrived Oh Tuesday for the
funsral which was conducted by Rev
" e. Piercs The remains wsfs
ihisrrrd in Manlr Visu Csmstery
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
BALL GAME WEDNESDAY

"Wednesday afisnuon the Salem
and 1om ball clubs met az Cooks
fark n a very interesting game
The game was very close until the
sixth and then thc salem hufler
weakened aud -four Tolu msn cfusssd
the plate before be- sas relieved
The hual scow va s o. ! In favor
" Tolu
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
HURRICANE DEDICATION

The Methodist church a. Huuisan,
will b. ie.heated SUNDAY Arnurs
msuis have hccn oomrleied and a
largr crowd is expected There will
b. a haske, dinner and everyone is
invited O. attend
Rst " , Horafd uill prea. %
the deiisaioB sermon Bills YATES
vill hayr shargs II he singing and
ihs Msron Msihodist Quarisits vlI
sing
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
lcE CREAM SUPPER

The memhcs u Rosewood Camp
No - " q. ". viii give q frec
i,e cream supper and barbecue At
0rmes Park on August 4. 1891
Al members u this and neighhoT
ing Camps are invited
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
MARION RRDs WIN
FROM sAI.RA

On lat Thursday the Aarion Reds
defeated the Salem bass ball team
a. Cooks Park by the scors u 10 10
q The game was wsll played bot
The lueal BOYS Gar out played the So
lem boys and took the lead and kspt
u Salem uiade two runs IN the last
ifame after tvo men wcls dswu
Glore pitched fof the lo,al team
and did hns wofk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

Mr GUY Givens. mother and bro
Iher motorvd 10 Cartersvills and Mar
lon. M. last Nsek Mrs Givsns
returned this wesk bat Mrs. Hoover
and Roy stayed
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
NEWS IN BRIEF
nnnnninnulllirnumnnllmnlnunI

Mcdonald Post American Legion.
held q picnic Saturday At Lake Cloug
near kuttawa barbecue. basket
dinner drills and dancing were on the
program
Richard Proctor suffered fractures
u both iav bones all be teeth were
knocked out aud his nose vas mashed
when The cylinder u q ihrcshing ma
chine be- va operating near NJ Ver
Don exploded and h. VA biz in the
fac by nying pisees of siesl Rish
ard Wallsn q helper Wa slightly In
iured
A sum sufficient 10 purchase Fed
sTsl 1901 where s G. Poster wrote
my Oid Kentucky Home" ard a.
pay CO.. be- upksep temporarily had
been raised the Old Kentucky Home
Commission announced recently
Prohibition Director Collins says
that siih a. adequate force that be-
hopes o. have the illegal bo1fs iraaic
10 ksulusty boz hand b. August
frans . ArVsy President u The
unlvvraitl " Ksniueky has snnoune
ID that be- vill MT sr1spt ths call
O. The prssiisney u University ~
Missouri
The Trsdsvaisf Fidm Mu burned
down lasi mursday 81 sturFis with
boss II about flbu0 Ohicials
reported that ihs loss q abaui lguao
bushels u grain sas covered hy n
turanCs
A market woman in paducsh uhils
selling sFrs ffam large ease De-
covered vhsu 3D. reached to- bottom
iaysr thaf it - fhs errt had haichsi
On sccount ~ ihs heat and he little
chiris vsfs apparently ih god health
hts stills asrr captured in padu
cab lat vesi ln rad hy ihs hfal
police uus " ths STILLS va in op
sfstion They usrs found only ons
hIe.k fiom ils retail district ~ The
cliy in ths sslani story n an aairs
building
A state v SO 4 Camp for ths
ooiorsd hoys ~ ssstsu keuiucky
opsusd near uaaaan springs Iuly 70
The annual session ~ ihs jo.ni
mssiiuFs ~ ihs sasthsesisf and
Nssi Central nsnial Sogietiss II
kentultY met a. naasan spunrs
ffidsy aui saturday
Chss He,t aato meshsnic. II
funrston fsl dead hst Friday a.
tsfnaan stIIs at torl oh q cav m
Ast sliy Hs death va. prunouns
81 81 caused hY heart failure
hur.ss rauksfslsy if ~ Padu
cab a. painfully nIlrsd vheu a
toy pistol sHh vhfh b. va play
inf sHpiotrd
John hfandan. e. farmer - Tdf.
county wss ti.ioi ty lightning ur
Monday
Mayor . ~ kausriahn ~ o.
dsoah sha vas delegate 90 n,
International Rotary Convention bel.
81 tdinhufrh. fsiuuusd 30 paducai
Mouday a. had BEEN ahtoad III
air weeks
Allsu county farmers assisted bI
County Agent John A Hunter ha,l
orFanlied e shipping association II
order % pmtids fst.htlss vhith wil
assist tn marketing livestock prod
ust from thy oouuty
Plans afs be,nf madc by Washing
ton couni, farm toys iu ooapsfai.o.
wiih County Agent u a. CoufsI
10 ofranifr a boys htcltolk Iudrin
team from that oouui, o. take par
In The junior livestock Judging con
iest O. b. hsld st ihs State Pair o
September o. o. o.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29
YoU CAN sAvE

Ew miles sl least IN YOUR hauling
by Toinr 10 the Gladstone Mines on
the hill near NUNS Switch ten milcs
ffum Marion our ,ipplr will bold
1000 bushels of coal. NJ delay In load
inr SCREENED OF forksd cual ioc
Quality the highest In this section
TONE SIMPSON. Lessee
ALBERT BRANTLEY. wsishman
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

ksV james D Price preached Al
Dixon last Sunday lie has gone 10
ths ovooa Bible Conference in Tenn
this week and will b. there about
ten days
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

Miss Anna S,emhridrr has resign.
cd a. teacher of the Rolling fork
school and returned 10 her home In
Marion Elirahelhlown News.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

Judge Harry y Green of Smith.
land was ih Marion last vssk IN the
interest of his candidacy.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

AUCTION SALE of household
gOods at Ms Sue D Glsuns old
home saturday July 80 si 10 =. m. Il
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-29

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

taarbt arbeioe for en-, iou1 life par
pant til betl' So, ia, mente Saren,
laa funbe ban I'd fat nleb 8etdrbeibe.
men Oct niIoe ban life, for bet bar
cgiaa ternnteIie aritrGngenoe, og al
ben 2sn, man fif, bar 81 pr, Sag.
Oct bar ineen Weriens Wening | foc
Ell Mano at ofre fit timelige % aar'
beige Gelp9re for en- Zig luiete BE.
falling. Get bapbe ban oa oeiaa grun'
zig forflaret for lit leeemlige Sp'
FAB, og Toren bapoe life iaet ct enc.
lie Orb mer. Sou bar bare blet
iiaaenoe % itirre paa Ssnnen meo
caben Munb. Soa bapoe ban it'll.
iproig 1aaet fin Sci. Saa Oct bar
III tpoelig, at ban bapoe fisrt ban,
c~rbentlig tilp9es Na!
Seq raneIet interesieret pibere,
os ibet ieg pasierte 8ocfitaos SPOOL
Sal, iaa leg en- Slot cigaretrsgenoe
r1,se W9no iiSbe peo goroene peo
@inouet % ipile Sort. Seq git mo.
Senser inoe bar ser en- anben Slot,
iom ipiGet 8ooI, b%eriblanbt aane'
LET. San traf 8ulet og bier Sang
paa rette Steb ca bar nabetbart
Gienitanb for ben Itsrite 9eiincring
OF fine &amerater, Iaa BET forbolbt
iie piitnof ganife rigtig meb bet Mte'
|f,prSfnhpt mp1 1,ptnD On finn Der
cn apisgut inS al Gsren. Get par
9agens Wumer al "Gpering Sele.
srapb". Wrs. Sole 2usan bar
$50, forfpn6te @utten. Oct bar
glabets itore Rumer. aae os en-.
hper iaa fisn6te 0e Wrs. 9ugan.
Sun nar ct iieloent Wenneife %
bapoe siort iielbne Sing for 9pen.
Wen 8anelef iparfet til @litten og
bsb BAN at forfeic Jig 10.
what in H do we care
about Mrs. Dugan?' la ban.
Seq fulate ben ioritremte @pis.
gut no paa @aben. Saa git ieg
langiomt biemoper, % oa leg fom
biem latte jeg mig for femte Gang til
ct lPfe Ell afbanbling at en- flog og
ifarpipnt Mmerifaner, / bpilfen oct
hpber blanot anoet:
"9ooenifab er en- at Sc itsrite So
rer, fom for Tiben truer amerifas
ltnebom. Der ct alt for mango I'M
ee MenneIfer, iom er rGb at arbeibc
% frpnlper fig for enbper ling, ion1
foItet en- Smule Siltag % Initr9n.
selie. 9e latter life, of De life er
I'll nogen Nptte / @eroer, og at De
gisr fig umulis, graper lin eser
Orap peb lin 2aSbeo. Sen boone.
iom intet beitiler, miiter tin gonc
III at elebe fig ,peb gipet. 5or BAN
er bper Dag en- 6eaigoas, og ban er
terspet ben @l9be, lom normal 6ri'
tib % iunb a~bipreOeIie cir ben. Tom
SIR lin Slist, ilig Ell msber ben.
Den iengeligesrbe bar alorig nbret-
tet noeet | @erSerl gestpenbeberne
goar BAN iipsrIsIt forbi iom ban
.Iiaeer bfrs og, ,Aa'cr i,lin upirfiom:
90 SiRlpeIssteS." ,,.a, :,
so iaa beepnbfe leg igien DIT ar
beioe. @en bette Der bar alt ieg fit
iii Den Dag, "n' '~
Tglii 5n1arnIiptyn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
"Deo Nrnen"s
%Sorteuineer

"Slottet paa Gapenrccf" beoer n,
M Sortpaing, Iom begpnber | "Set
Trnen" Den Ace Sftober. Oct er
en- al De irteres ianteite og melt ip9n.
cenoe 6ortpainger, iom paa l9ngs
bar 5aaet / bort glaO.
Spar Wac8regor, brunei al Sci
"a Sinb, glntraget, blaasict og 81
glar", fommer bjem til England ef.
ter at bape ~itreiiet outfrins / Ser
Zen / flere gar paa i'm life Dadt.
SanS 6ar er bsb, pg ban fommer
I'LL biem for at opertase Oct 9amle
Sfibsuerft | Siperpool iom / mango
@enerationer bar peret | Sl9gtens
Gle.
Sffe fsr bar ban begpnbt at i9t.
te iia inb | girfiembeben, fsr bar.
REQ en- unberlig 9ilififfelie fommcr
inc / lit 2ips itore gpeutpr.. Gu
ing, paffer men lllpffelig Eige fonl.
mer til bam | Rattens Wulm on
Wsrfe % trpgler ON bans SiRlp til
at faa fat / benoes 8ror, Iom al Ell
Ser al en- aoelie Dante boloes ioin
Sange paa benbes eliot paa ben
utilsiGnseliae alippes 8auenrocf.
Get niier iig at ban err fommet mibt
inc / en- sammel Samiliefeioe mel.
lem TO aoelise ifotife Slegter. Neu
ban flarer 9raierne. San opoaser,
al Der paa Zen Gapenrpcf er en- II.
ben Dub Snoiis, iom peb Ell unber.
iisiif Funnel itaar | Sorbinbelie
meo Sapet og peo &i9lp af en- I'm.
Seruanosbaao al Ell rp 8onltruftior
teller ban inb igiennem benne Iut.
uel % ~ efter mango 8ioerpprSig.
tcber - reooer Den unse Yises
@ror.
Spab 9elenning &eoningsman.
ben fit, faar S9ierne gi9tte Tia iii.
Scr iaa mil at forteQe benne 9lp.
beo til ebers Naboer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
6rwfernes Gilbaaetoa.

Sra &onitantinopel telesraferes
6en 23oe Sept. - Web SorIterfnina
al aia5im 4arabetir Haibas Crop
per og af WuSielmenb fra &aufaius
= iom tiltrobs for itore transport.
panifeIisbeber er blet befororet til
Sronten - bar oct lpffebes De tprfi-
ife @ationaliiter at forfslse @rafer.
ne binfibes glpen Safaria og foris.
ger I'M at tilbageerobre @ifielenfe,
iom @rpferne letter aft IND paa at
boloe. Sprferne rpffer frem lang
iomt % foriietist. 0e grGife Crop
pers @ampmob er / en- iaa ifrsbelig
7orfatnina, at beres ,Gbefer. iffe mere
tor pobe ct SIoe men inbifrRnfer itg
MI til ben enc Spgape fna piot mt
fiat at faa tit &rigsmaterier meo Zig
tilbd9e,'' '+ao" r'H'@ 70 E>'T
@ationdliternei narner fig Glue1,
GeiSog. 1ftens @referne, ipm er blet
foriterfet nteo en 0ipiiiott fro Ehra4
Ifien, er .ifarb meb at taae Stiaing
fun 20 'YFiI fra Gffiibebr. bpor De
baaber at flinne, bolbe Stano, mems
mani iorbereeer oe foriterfer Git
ibebr- <aia 2inien, .iom 8rGferne
nenter, at flrnr,e boloe belle 8interen,
Ii SiIfploe oct life bfir til noget meo
oe aGiereoes Srterepntion.
Oct begpnber mi at reine paa
@rpfernes archaeological. S Nopem.
Der ifior bIep bet grpife Spl. lopet
piebliffelig afmsnitrins at Irmeen,
men Song &onitantin, bpis Hopula'
ritet 90 par paa BET beieite, appene'
rebe illotrangen6e til lit 6olf ON at
aiere enonu en- pberItc SpofrelIe for
at fire Storgr9fenlanbs 5rerntio og
EFT Smling til EFT &ige at alt, ion1
grGif bar. San foreipeileoe fine I'm
oeriaatter, at @r9fenlanb nlt bapoe
@nleoning til at fire fig epig 8eiio'
belle life alene Of ben Del at ellie
aiien bpor ser Dor @r9fere, % al
Sbrafien, men oeiaa al 8onitanttno'
pei cg belle SortebapSfpiten fra Sra'
pe3unt til Samiun.
Sg De ofrebe igien = % tabte
igjen.
Set er I'M Hart for ale, at bisie
Stormaetsoremme er bruitne ionl
Stakeholder, og &ongens % bans
Opnaitis llbfieter / 8rafenlano er
life p9ro ipprt meeet netop MI. Sor
Ell I'M - en fierbe - Sffeniiu imoo
Ingora er Der pitt ineen | @re,
fenlanb, iom oremmer ON III mere.
Speraticnerne I 2iaeaiien er fore
gaat paa, bpao Der piitnof fan betee-
mes fom 8eroensbiitoriens bersmteite
S%Iagmlarfer. Ser farbebes Song
Weibas, Mleranber oen itpre, Senobia
Of Balmpra, Hcmerne i,noer Iugu-
Itus og GaracaIa, Witbribates, Gp.
rus Den itore, Sarum+al. Yaicbio oa
mango andre meb fine Scroer. Se
rspebe % ~plpnbrebe eler bpggebe
Palabier % Seitninser iom Strong.
boIot paa Seien mellem 1criien os
Sapet.
9iot / Noro for gngora lieser
Gbitubafaos Sletter, bpor Gamer
lane meo fine moneolife Soroer |
1885 Hog 8ape5ib, Tom bar rpffet
MOB ham ira aonitantinopel.