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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
OWNER OF TWO CONGRESSIONAL
 MEDALS WILL BE AT ARLINGTON

First Vermont Volunteer Cavalry. in 1862. Although wounded twice he remained with the colorS, and at Ce- dar Creek, October 19, 1884, he was detailed to General Sheridan's scout corps, under command of General George A. Custer of Clusters massa- ere fame.
 Donning Confederate uniform Sweeney penetrated the Confederate lines alone at night on orders to shoot down mules in the supply trains. While waiting the approach of a wagon train from the top of bluff he was surprised and captured as a spy by three Confederate officers.
 Sweeney, realizing he would be shot, determined upon desperate tac- tics. Turning suddenly upon his captors he held them up and march ed them and their mules toward the Union lines.
 It was not long before comrade joined him. and the success of Sweeney's strategy was assured.
 Not only were the officers captured, but Sweeney took along the colors of the Confederate army.
 Hearing of the extraordinary ex- pIoit General Sheridan recommended Washington with him to receive the medal of honor. After Stanton pinned the medal on Sweeney's coat the Sec retary of War turned to Custer and made him a major general. General Custer was so surprised and overcome with emotion that he wept like a child.
 Sweeney has lived in Denver for 35 years and has a large family.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND LAUNCHES MOVE TO SPLIT r
 LLOYD GEORGE GOVERNMENT IT
Big British Land Owner Premier Playing Into the Hands of Enemies of the Empire By
 Treating With Sim Fein.

ter of anti British intrigue To judge by the Communist, press and by the utterances of such tntellectuals or Der nard Shaw 1t is hoped to, use Irish in dependence a means of embroiling Great Britain and<America- It is easy to imagine what might ensue on the landing in Ireland of Irish-American volunteers for the subjugation of Ulster. And this Is not a remote pos sibility.''
 The present government, Northum- berland charges. Is playing into the hands of the forces of disruption.
 Sim Fein, he declares, agreed to a truce and entered the peace confer ence because:
 Sim E,ein Hard Pressed
 "(1) They were very hard pressed and required time to recover. to re- plenish their resources, to improve their organization, to set up their civil administration without Interference by the government, and to get in the harvest. e As the autumn advanced Great Britain's endorsements were likely to increase owing to unemploy- ment at home and trouble in the Near and Middle East.
 t~The conference will give them fur ther time to complete their plans and to decide whether 1t will pay them
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

London, Oct 2S.-A movement to split the coalition government of Britain and. if necessary, to split the Unionist party wide open has been launched by the Duke of Northunlber- land, England's biggest land owner and coal baron, who charges that the Lloyd George government is playing into the hands of the enemies of the empire by negotiating with Sim Fein.
 If he cannot swing the entire Union ist party against Georges peace policy he proposes a ''bolt" by the real con- servatives of the party. He obtains voice for his arguments in the col umns of the Morning Post, conserva- tive London daily, which has fought the peace movement from its incep- ton.
 Edke Soviet Plots
 '"The Sim Fein attack is only part of a great combined attack upon the British Empire Northumberland writes. "The influences behind it are the same as those which inspire the Soviet plots in Afghantstan and Per sia, the unrest in India. Palestine and Egypt and the revolutionary labor movement at home.
 50 called Irish national aspirations are merely a means to an end The real design Is to use Ireland as cen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

sion of former official of the Kwan- tung government, during the public trial of those connected with the opium scandal in the high court at Port Arthur.
 According to this confession the government would have been thrown into a helpless financial condition if it had not gone into the opium trade 'Whenever the government was short of funds we mode 1t a point to sell opium,'' said ~the official.
 we succeed ed in sending opium in, to the interior of China in spite of the protests of the Peking authorities because we e1uded Chinese vigilance by confining the sale to the residents of the Kwantung Leased Area. How ever through agents appointed by the kwantung government we made sales on a large scaleA Various undertak- ings in which we engaged with sue cess without much reliance on the na- tionaI treasury or increase of taxes is due entirely to our efforts in extend ing the sales of opium
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
TO
 FIGHT DUEL

Leghorn, Italy, Oct. 2s-Despite ef- forts of the police to prevent Deputy MussiIini, leader of the Fascist in the Chamber of Deputies, and former Deputy Ciccotti. a newspaper editor, declared that they would renew their duel which began yesterday. The men fought on Thursday with sabres. After 20 minutes of fighting Signor Ciccotti, who had been wound ed, suffered a heart attack and the duel was interrupted until today. Signor Ciccotti is editor of the pro- Nitti newspaper Paese. This news paper recently attacked the Due AoSta, declaring that he was engaged in a conspiracy to overthraw King Victor Emmanuel and seize the throne himself.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

Denver Col, Oct 28.-With former resident Woodrow Wilson and many other notables attending the cere- monies at the burial of an "unknown American soldier" in Arlington Ma tional Cemetery on November Il will be James Sweeney, 76 years old, of '61-65, probably the only man in the United States to possess two Congress sional medals of honor
 Through Adjutant General P. c. eFarris Sweeney has received an invi- -<ation from Secretary of War Weeks 90 be one of the nations honor guests
 when the remains of the unknown American soldier.' brought to this
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

country from a war grave in France, are laid at rest in the national ceme- tery at Arlington.
 The first honor medal received by Sweeney was pinned upon him by former Secretary of War Stanton, in the presence of President Lincoln.
 When the Grand Army of the Re- public adopted badges similar in de- sign to the original Congressional medal of honor Congress called in all medals and issued new ones, but be- cause of the circumstances surround ing the presentation of his medal Sweeney refused to relinquish 1t and six years ago Congress granted him permission to retain the original medal and also authorized a medal of the new design for, the Civil War hero.
 Sweeney enlisted in Company A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
License of Local
 Druggist Suspended

For. violation of the regulations of the state pharmacy board, the license of a Bridgeport druggist has been in definitely suspended. The action was taken yesterday at a meeting of the board in Hartford following a hear ing. when the pharmacist was found guilty of placing an unlicensed man in charge of his store.
 The name of the pharmacist was not divulged, but Chairman Laron of the board announced later that the pharmacists license may be returned if no further violations are reported during the suspension period.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
CAR WAS IN GEAR.

When George Beecher attempted to crank an automobile owned by Grace Reecher, of Botsford, while the ma chine was in gear in Main street yes terday afternoon, the car plunged in- to three other autos, and knocked Mir Beecher to the pavement None of the cars were badly damaged but Beecher received Q confusion on the leg as the result of the nlishan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

The last triumphant week of the Metal Bed Sale close with oned efect High Grade BedsBras marked  these vantag eof it
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
FARMERS THREATEN TO
 RITRN CORN EOE EIIEI

Stockton. Kan. Oct 29.--Fnrners in this vicinity are circulating an agreement which binds the signers to boycott the coal dealers by burning corn this winter instead Nof coal.
 Several deaIers are offering twenty cents a bushel for this years corn crop. she1led and delivered. Coal is retailing at SIS a ton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
HE MEANS FOOD ANYHOW.

yer, the American Secretary of Com merce, is "Goover'' to all Russian newspapers and newspaper readers.
 The English initial "H' has no exact equivalent in ihe Russian 1an- guage. So they s1ave made the Amer lean Secretary of Commerce "Goover' and 100000 little Russians who eat the American meals will thank MT. "Gocver' for their daily bread.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPT

Isadore Yechelnan, druggist. of this city, has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, alleging liabilities of $2,- sos, with assets of only $500, of which stock in trade is estimated in value at $500 and fixtures worth $500. Morris Hockheimer, 535 Main street. is a se- cured creditor, holding securities of s35O to cover debt of $100.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
LOCO EMPLOYE
 BADLY INJURED

Robert Davis, 3S years old an em- ploye of the Locomobile Company, was severely injured at ten o'clock this morning while at work in the yard of the plant. Davis, who lives at the corner of Railroad avenue and Broad street, was working near the top of a 30 foot coal chute when he lost his balance and toppled to the ground. He sustained a possible fracture of the skull, fracture of the left arm and possible injuries to }1is back. Dr. B. J. Coyle, emergency ambulance sur geon, removed him to St. Vincents hospital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
ROOF FIRE.

Another roof fire caused by sparks from a chimney was discovered at 12:05 o'clock this noon at a store and dwelling house at 1457 Fairfield avenue. The blaze was extinguishe d \ by the use of chemicals, and damage Amounted to about $1O0. The build Ing is owned by D. F. McNannara
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

Rome, Oct. 2S-Storms and floods in Southern Italy have caused heavy loss of life and much property dam age, according to advices received here today. Six persons were drown ed when train fell from a weakened bridge near Ragio into a river.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
SALE OF OPIUM AIDS GOVERNMENT
 TO PAY BILLS

Tokio, Oct 2S.-(By MaiD-That opium sales helped the government of Kwantung to carry on the administra- ton of the leased area is the comics
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
SainctS.
Stprt Ipitrppcri mislnffct.

Stort Epitrppcri mislgffct. - st
8oittog paa SninoiS Central ganeIt
blcp iibite Wanbag Not %itaniet og til.
ipneluoenoe plpnbrct npr Barton,
men Observation-Disclosures fdit MI oplDie,
at oct blep en- nlegct bnarlig Sprrets
ming for sc Ter 8an0itter, trooS at De
ipntes at ilippe nifoOte ira Den polo.
iontme aamp, Ser meo Sogperiorlale
og Yasiagerer peoligebolbtes | 45
Wimlter. Hspernc iatte Zig / geiios
belle al TO S9ffe regiitreret Boit,
men Ser oplpies, OF bette inobeiatteoe
finn alminoelige Goitiager % inoe.
bolbt / Ssiben finn $500. On anoen
SGf, ion inoebolot 100000, og iom
DC ianoipnlispis bupoc 9cifcb ON, fit
De life 'meb fig. @nfelte merlfe, at
oenne Srf Dor fnIOen uo al oeres
gh,tomobil, oa De reiite ira Steoet, %
ta9et cp iaien al 8oitbeticntene.
Sporom alt er, fac blep oct for Hs-
perite en- baarliQ Sorretning. Otter
Ell langpnrig Scamp, bporunoer lem
Wpno IaareoC3 og Epitpognen
ipr9nates mleo Gunamit % oelpiS OPP
brGuotes, bleu altiaa omfriug $500
oct belle ltobpttc, oa set efter at De
fer &epere haUoe briigt Heuolpere,
Saalseper, Qundmit, Nitro9lpcerin
oa @asbomber. In9rebet par oog
nsie beregnet al Solf, iom bapbe gpot
aienoifab til Sernbanetrafif og Boit-
b~etiening, og Ser bar sienipnlig taget
rigtig ct Sfippertag for at fomme /
geiiobclic al Sc 100000. Wen peo
en- luneiulb SfiGbne blep netop oen-
ne S9f tilbage. = Ger meloes fra
8aibineton, at Resieringen bar be-
iluttet at benlanOe Yoittog % Srucfs
meo Solooter al Warineforpiet for
at fpqle oen Gpioemi al 9oitrspe-
rier, Tom er Qanet pper 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
&utbcrau Council.

@anbelsminiiter Serbert Sooocr
bar ierot Eait. 9altrit5 2arien, YrG.
itoeltt for National lutheran Goun.
Gil, felgenoe Sfripelie:
&ipre Or. Sarienl Som Suar
paa Ceres 6orcipergiel er oct os en-
@lpbe of bloc, at Ceres Council bar
iattet enoelig Seili,tning ON at llopi.
De lit q soblplpSarbeioe / europa til
Huslanb, % hi imsoeIer en- SortiRt.
tclie. al BET nGre Samarbcioe, ser
biotil bar bCrifct / aae Sorbolo mel.
lem Hatioftal lutheran Council og
Den amerifanife Observation-Disclosures
ton.
St bill ~frembolbe Rsopenoigbeoell
al at beige en- &eprpieutant for <S-
lano meo abIfiuig grfaring / Ngo.
bl9lparbeioe / europa, % bpiS &c.
res Galg ifuloc faloe poa Or. More.
beao, otlbe oct bare iprlig tiIfrebs-
itiQenoe for os. @i baaber Ceres
Council bill baue Selo meb fig / FIN
Snoiamling al Fetge for bette Or.
beioe. Ceres Grbs0ige Serbert 500.
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

CT blepen 6oreneoe 5taters gorger.
Snitrumentet leoiaseoes al Stripel'
fer fra Manor aittlcion % 8uuernsr
9laine.
6uipitaI sbranb i Nabiiun. en- 81.
oebranb uobrsb iibite Ssroag | We.
tbooiit Soipital / Naoiion % 80 90
tienters Sip itob en- fort lib paa
Spill. De blep ooa ale bel bebolone
ilpttet oper til 8pena nnore Sophia.
Ter. Gre Eatienter, ser tetop ifillOe
undertakes en- Operation, itob | Sa.
re for at forpprres, ba De / itsrlte
Sait oa / en- meeet lnftig YaaflGo-
ming fsrtes no al grQningen. On al
sc ire loa alerebe paa Operations
boroet og bar balpt bcospet, oa Sloen
plnoielia afbrsb 2GQernes Irbeibe.
9pcns belle 8ranomanbifab beffGm.
pebe Sloen, og ben illlffeoes efter at
babe anrettet Sfaoe Tor omfring So
600. 9pens JoIf itrsmmebe til %
bar bebielpelig meb at bore Yatien.
terne til De andre &oipitaler.
" iom Mebiein erflrres loplist.
Otter Inmobning al 0iitriftsoopofat
theodore 2epis al Cane County bar
glttornep General Morgan iioite
Wtanoag afginet Ell a~icnbelie, bporpeo
81 iom Wteoicin erflpres filot no
lopmpsii9t / @i@coniin. Wtor9ml
iiaer / oenne lin &~icnoelic, at 2pger
mco sc nebpenoige 8epilinaer, iaa.
bel rnoer Den iaafal0te ScperIon Sob,
pcota9en al iibite 2%c1ialatnr, iom In.
Der Sen fcberale Sos, fan forelfrioe
en- Yaticrlt inbtil ~ Gallon berll.
Ienbc Maltsl, mar han forub uco
ombpggelig ltnberi9qclic al Eatiel,.
ten bar fitnbet oenne at trpnge iaas
ount Triffc iotn Yieoicin, eaer ON
ioaoan lln~berisgelic life lober fig gis-
re, iua fott ban eitcr Den beoite Sp.
HlDSnialg, iom er at erboloe ON Ya.
tieittcrS Sorfatninq, i 600 Gro lloltes
DC iaaoan 5orIfrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

Ssrit III fan man neb filo Net
tale ON ct isoiif Statsiamiuno. Set
itrafte JIG fra Sbapiafus og 3a'
masfus | moro til gbion 8e3er peo
g~fababngten / Spo paa begge 81.
Ger al Sorban og oct bsoe SAB.
&pititriben bar unber 6iliiternes og
sGsppternes Sereoemme, meo ltno.
tagelie at en- liben Snip peO aasmel,
bpor Niber Stamme bupoe ineget Jig
neo til apiten. Salomo fit multi
gems al lin 9gpptiife SronningS
Slegtning @dsa; alereoe / Salo.
mis- iioitc Iaae lssreo goou Jig rri-
Ter Song Saboo % Gamasfls I'M.
Ser He5on. @a5a eIeo automatic
tilbage unoer 9spptiif Serreosmme
CO apiten bar it9ngt for altio.
Saa rsg 9apios itofte 9pgning t
5iqer. Ssrael og Suoa begprbte
i'm 9roberfrig, iom parebe til De
tegge foripanot al Siitorien.
Salomos Spoger, 6arao SbeS.
llenf, p~lpnbrebe bans 5enupeI og so.
nebitab nogen Iar efter bans 9eb.
Spilfe Nioler Sebr9cren bapoe
t,nst for at tilegne Jig i'm "Soels.
Iorb", fan enbper leie Jig til, iom
eier en- 9ibel. Ge Dor pf life pGr.
re END andre, bebre pisielig life.
Shalmane5er tog Salamaria /
!22 90 bans Ssn Sargon giorb,
rent goro, ioet ban bortfsrte Solicit
til bet fjerne Meoua og planteoe
frentmeoc aoloniiter / beres Steb.
Nabodaone5ar renieoe op / Sii.
bGa 59S-S5 beo gierltagne gnereb
CO fsrte oct beoite al Solicit bort %
loo "Haifet" tiIbage. Sc, Iom fun.
re, flpgteoe, RGnb, abinoer oJ
Barn til ben 9gpptiife @r9niebp
Sabpember. SeruIalems Wltre blep
neorebet. -
Sermeo enber ogiaa Ssoerues no
mineGe Serrebsmme | EalGitind.
WaffabperneS fortparige Seirs.
ius bar bare en- gpiiooe.
S%erreosinmet / 2auoet gif fra
Saano til Saanb, til Eerierc, Gre.
Eere o9 Homere. Saa TOM araber.
lie, % De iiooer ser elonu; 3prfer.
ne tog Somma1looen, men Iraber.
ne eier 2anoet. Get er 1900 Iar,
iibcn DC fom.
@n Population beitaaenbe al 4
Wubommeounere og 7 &riitne er
FOR Chen | 2on6on for at tale lin
Gag. Zen fsres al 8~orgermeIte.
rem | SSeruIalem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Gjcm til Snlen.

Sobe & So, minneapolis, meooe'
Ter ben Soc Houember:
Get bar ioIfiorlt pao Vtilmailtec
Citation igaar aften. gn bel Del
Iemneifer bapOe iamlet Jig for at IL
&c Sarpel til Norgesiarerne, iom ai'
reiite meo 500, Ioget 8l. 7:05. Spe.
cieae 3og.Nrronsementer er pronet,
meo Senblif paa at giere &ciien til
Nefp Oorf iao bebugelig icm milig.
t50-200 Tofia9erer ira Norope'
item bill gaa pmboro | "Stapmt9er.
iiorh" iort airciier fra Seem Ocrf
zen lite Topember.
@i fol tiQnoe os at tilfeie at Ses.
ringen meo "@ersensfioro", iom oil
aigaa ira Rep Dcrf Den 6te 9ecem.
Ter, MI ipneS at foregaa mere liplig.
8a Ell bel Gel or al ben Sormenins
of "ger9enSiioro" or optat, ifaI pi
meobele of Der iremoeles er iiomer.
fet Sum-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Smaapluf.

- g. q. 9icf rciite Spnoug nj.
TN til Chicago / Sorretnin9er.
Whis emma ReterIon fra 6ar.
60, 81. 8af., beisger DIR. pg Nrs.
u. 9ucfneQ.
- u. s. Gnoerion fra Minneapo.
liz bleo Seroag al Gommer SapIor
mnlfteret $500 for ulopIig grRnor,
rinsialg.
- @iiS gli3abetb Mpra ginr
bleo forrige Snsoag i line 6orpI.
ore, WPr. og WrS. Benjamin 9ine5
Stem Ggteuiet til Serrp Sanion.
Boitor s. g. 5orriion reiite
SirSoug til 9olmar for at Ieoioge
HoItor :. W. Greus, iom / set iioIte
bar pgret io9eli9, til SoipitaIet
ErOi. og Wrs. g. .. eittreim
relIte 6reoag til gaswortb SSso., oeS
llnoerretntn9 on, at Wrs. gttreims
gtooer, Nrs. u. s. 1igerneIs, po,
afgaaet peo Tsoen.
6. 3. 9onoSberf fra GreScp o.
Sbeooore Saugcu ira 2orpIer 6eiea,
&c / @%cgpnoeIien al llgen goparS
S~atosocrf, Der err anIut / Gecorob
SarmerS Creamery So.
Orr. og Wfrs. s.. Z. RcIte fom
Iioite llge tilbage ira ct 9eiea hos
Slegtninger og genner / 8rnni
@eoboD, Minr., bpor @trs. Neites
@roSer, 9oitor 3. z. 9oe er 9reit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Tecprab % Snle1n.
Sntber GuaCae MnIrnnt
Sen 10bc Nopembcr 1921.

Set nil iitferliJ 9IGOe ale @en'
rcr al Siltbcr College oq bets Wtl.
'G4tm at erfare, at ser III or Ell occi-
Seret Nlon oppe ON at uouioc Wtlts
i9et % pr0ne og ipitematticrc
SC pproifuloe SanIingcr, iom al.
lereoe forefirSes Scr. Zen rGrnes
nc Overwhelming til, at ser paa
rcttc SiOspunft td9eS rat paa bette
Nrbcioe, er WuiTetS 6lptring I'll
bcta me % brarofric SofaIer | St-
biiotefSbn8nirgen.
Ter or blanot anoct "trltffct 8cs
1temmclic cn mere uoclltffenoe III
oiere Wllipct iii ct norif hiitoriif
0tuiGum, ser fan biorngc til of ar.
ipciIc FOR forlmenoc SIcgtcr &c nor
lie &iouerers Gin % @irfe Der |
2anoet % ptie, bpa0 port 6olf bar
pbet iii bets &llltllr OF ~llopifling.
) oenrc 1~orbtnbeIic or set Weuill.
GEN pcb WtltiGet ogIoa at oprette cr
rirfelig Nrfiu, bpnr oct, ser er fire
net ON, bOno Iom er uorcttet paa bet
rppnte Smraaoe, fan opbepares for
GiteriIpgten. s bennc Sanlling oil
laa tno p9roifulOe biitoriifc Wonu.
ilripter % Ii%gnenOe. Ser bill blipe
9jort ertraoroin9re I~nitrengelier
for at see Observation-Disclosures
meb cling, iom repr9icnterer norifs
omcrifanif Siitorie, bpor be iau
nlaatte finoeS rurbt ON / Sanoet, on
. BET belle er set Snnfen of iptte ale
Seil I'll for at bringe Wfilipet op til
linget ougeligt / lit Slags.
De inbleoenoe Sfriot iii ct n,er
flanmPsiig % %maalbepioit Irbcibe
for oenne pi9tiJe Sag bar blanot
cnoet taget 5orm al ell anmobning
I'll Or. &rut 8ieriet ON at opertage
G%tiQineen iom WuIpcts aurator, og
set er oS en- SiIfrebsitilcIie at fun.
lie meooele, at ErofesIoren bar er.
fl9ret Jig oiQig iii at ia paa iig o.
MI er palgt I'll benne 8icrning. ct
teloi9ere Sale funoe life peret
giort, og Ri f~orubiiger en- lps Srem-
tio for Slttber College IuIpum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

grne SorIien bar fiebt
"Smcct Chop" paa 8ater Street al
i'm @rooer SIpin cg iamtioig ioI9t
FIN gnocl | 9eeorab Ganbp Com.
PAM til lin aompngnon, artbur
2ali0cl.
Or. og NrS. Sobn 9Iaeis fet.
rcoe 2sroag lin SsIpbrpaupSbas ob
blep / Sen gnleoning 8ienitano 10:
rlegen Spmcrfiombeo at line Senrer
~ Nabocr og mobtog pofre 8auer.
Wrs. gIaeis' Eigcnopn par Namic
Qarien.
SieIge @eobeleIie fra Ieto.
Inns, Oregon, bIcp Wiis 2eiIa
Rnrib, Gatter Of Wr. pg Wrs.
GbaS. Warib, nplig bleuet rgtepie.
til Charles Iltfiaiid. 0e Npgiftc
uentcS BERTH iioit / llsen. &c ifnl
hoiGttc Jig / @Cit 0ecorab.
WrS. 8m. 2ltce fra Ninnt.
opoIiS beieacr Tor Sioen i'm Mtooer,
0trs. &. @er9cion. CIT onoen Got
fer, Wrs. 6rnnciS Z. Carroll fra
Neip gorf Sin, iom ct Ear ll9cr
tnr pCrct her poa @cieg hos Rooc'
rem, rciitc biemooer iJien Snsba1
Gften.
- st Telegram iii &. :. @lefe.
berg / Waoiion Sopnibip ira Sap.
Inr, q. Gaf., bercttcr, at Sttiue Nas.
0oaro, Ell Cater al Nr. % Wrs,
&nbers NasIooro, or af9aoet peo
Geben Ben 6te Nou. Suu bapoe /
nldngc Iar Iibt al Ell unoerlig Siffe.
Nfoeoe par 2S Gar gammcl. WtrS.
NaS9naro or en- Gsitcr al Wrs. 8.
Sagcn Der / Spel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Sposfalb.

Gilbert 6. Gitrem aigif peo %.
zen / lit Siem paa SranfIin Street
SirSbag Gftermiobog cfter flerC
Naaneoers Spgoom. 9egrapeIie.'
foregaar fra 9ecorab Menigbeoa
Strife 2erbag Gftermiooag ST. 3.
9aItor @lesne %forretter.
Ifosoe par fsot / 6ranfpiae
Gopnibip Der / 9ountpet oen Zoe
Sebruar 1857 og par en- Sen al
GbriItian @itrem % SuItru, ionl
Tor blanot Gionererne 0erborte. Gen
27oe Sebruar 1878 bIep ban pate.
biet til Niis Cecil 9telion, % De
Iptteoe itrar efter til Iorman Goun.
IN, Wfinn., bpor Be nebiatte Tia paa
IN 6arm / Nprbeben al SaIitao. &c.
rere oar Rr. Gitrem engageret !
Sornbaroel paa forifielige Steoer
for Hortbmeitern glepator Gompanu
rg flptteoe iioen til California. Cor
Here Iar tilba9e Oro9 ban Derira til
Walbtngton o9 fom for noget ouer
fem aar iioen tilboge til 8inncibief
Sonntp, boor ban iiben bar boet her
I 9pen. Ser bar ban fnpttet, fsr't
til 3. 5. Neis' % inbtil ifior til
q 6. q. SeIifo6cts 8%orretning.
San efterlaoer Jig, fornoen SIT,
itruen, Sarnene Clarence, 8reeport,
81; &ifuro, Slubltrn, @aIb., oq
Sarra, Gan 6ranctaco. San oper.
lepes ogiaa Of i'm 9rober, Sobn 6.
eItrem, | 6ranfoiQe og en- on6en
9rooer, George, Corning, GoIif. :,
iornt en- SsIter, Mrs. gtna Sal.
porion, 9es Roines, Sn. afosoe
Dor Ell ocnIig, title % beifcben
Wano, iom bapbe mango 8enner,
Der opbt betlager bans @%ort9ana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
9vernes uoeifter.

Zen rationale "Securitp 9eague"
har oiicntliggiort Ell Statiitif, al
brilfen oct iremgaar at SeattIe bap.
De BET foitbareite 8pitpre al DC If
al Sanbets 9per nleb en- geiolfning
faa oper 100000 % indianapolis
Get biaigite, regnet pr. Snoipib.
llbgiiterne pr. Srbioio bar iom
ielger: Seattle, $62.1S; Reuarf,
Y. s., $3.50; auniaS Stir, Scans,
S41.40; Cincinnati, $41.3 3 gui.
ialo, $41.30; @uibington, 500 "a;
San Sraicisco, $39.62; WiIpaufee,
S3S.21; minneapolis, $35.1O; Retu
Orleans, $26.24, og indianapolis,
$21. 70.