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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
OF CANADIAN
- NORTHWEST COMING

Representative audiences will no
doubt. greet Tiger Rose at the
Metropolitan ftheater when that re-
nowned play will be seen at this Ia
vorite playhouse Monday night. and
so adroitly, tits said. has this play
been staged, that it is visualized into
a compelling drama, tensed with
primitive passions.
A deserted. cabin in the Canadian
woods, a hunted man-the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police struR-
gle in the dark girl with a gun
these will be found rhe ingredients
that will be used effectively through
the amazing genius OF David Belasco,,
who with them. gives illusion, the
reality OF life.
Mr. Belsseo, il this Il; presentation.
ly adjusted to his or her respective
role and that each VIII nave an OPP
portuntty to do forceful acting.
The summer sun bathes Rose
Bocion's home at thee Hudson Bay
Trading Post on the Loon river, Al.
berta. n morning wdnen she awoke
to a realization of her love for Bruce
Norton. a young American engineer,
who is surveying in the settlement
is called on account of her wild ma
ture. and she has many admirers.
among them a constable Of the Royal
Northwest Mounted. Police. Devlin by
name. and Pierre LeBay. whom she
regards as a brother. News arrives
that Norton has killed q man. and to
Devlin is assigned the duty of running
him down. Norton comes to the
house to see his sweetheart in the
n.dst If a realistic tBelasco) thun-
derstorm. with heavy rain, and is ap-
parently trapped in the lodge, but
takes refuge in a grandfather's clock
until. the constable is thrown of the
scent. Then, he makes his way to a
deserted cabin in the woods. there to
await arrangements tor hts safe pas
cage down the river. and. just as the
flowers are bidding each other a fond
farewell. they arc surprised by
tDevlin. There was the aforesaid
struggle in the dark, the girl with the
gun and the curtain will drop upon a
satisfying and logical conclusion. We
are not going into further details in
lorder that your pleasurable %anticfpa-
ton may not be less for it.
The stage settings, we are told. will
be quite satisfying, reviewers else
where contending that there have
been few handsomer scenes shown OF
the deserted cabin in the western
wilds, and that the realism of the
thunderstorm will be- so convincing
that many in the audience will im-
agine it genuine.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
ADvERMSEMENT.
Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
tMohes n family supply Of really
dependable cough medicine. Eas-
lily prepared, and saves about S..

Ii you have Il severe cougl, or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, boarscness, or difficult breathing,
or if Your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
help. try this reliable old homemade
cough remedy. Any druggist can supply
YOU with 2l3 ounces OF Pinex. Pour
/, i|Es into a pint bottle and fill the bottle
} with plain graduated sugar syrmp. Or
YOU can use clarified molasses, honey, OF
corn syrup. instead OF sugar syrup, if
desired. This recipe makes a pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy. It
tastes good. and in spite Of its low cost,
it can be depended upon to give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold of q
1t looscns and raises the phlcgm, stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals the
irritatcd membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prompt
ness. ease and certainty that it is really
astonishing.
,Pinex is a special and highly concen.
a1ated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means Of overcoming severe
coughs; throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
Of this mixture. To avoid .disappoint.
ment. ask for "2R ounces of Pinex'
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to- give absolute
satisfaction on money promptly re-
funded. The Pincx Co.. Fl. Wayne,
lnu.sH -. .H st- -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
DAYS LEFT FOR CAMPAIGN
TO AID EUR0PES CHILDREN
! BENEFIT CONCERT ON SUNDAY

With but four moro days before
the close Of. the, campaign to raise
FUNDS for the starving children OF
Central Europe. the total amount re-
ceaved BY ". H. Shulse, treasurer; ls
gradually approaching the $1,000
mark and promiSes to cross that vol
unteered quota next Sunday.
Tho benett dinner staged by they.
!5yW. G. A. yesterday was successful and
;xSS was crossed and turned over to
Mr.. Shulse. Other contributions
were received yesterday that indicate
the widespread interest that is being
nanifested in the campaign. Fifteen
donors from Cpham. N. b., made up
the principal list received.
Next Sunday afternoon the cam
pAikn will officially come to q close
with the benefit concert to be staged
by the University Philharmonic, Ora
torio and Christ Glee club societies,
combined, at the Metropolitan thea
ter. Attorney J.. F. r. O'Connor will
be the only speaker on the program.
AtNthe request OF tho campaign corr
mittee Mr.. O'Connor- has consented to
cite the purposes of the campaign
And will describe the conditions that
prompted America to hurry to tho
aid Of the stricken families IL the
war swept zones.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
DELEGATES TOFARM Z
BUREAU MEET LEAVE

P. H. Shumaker Of Reynolds and ..
G; omans Of Mekinoek: delesatss
farm bureau directors, left last night
for Fargo; to attend the convention Of
the NORTH Dakota Farm Bureau fed
Grafton which will be held there on
Friday. Today ts Farm Bureau day at
Fargo, and the delegates from this
county are expected to participate in
thestri-state program planned.
On Friday the delegates represent
ing the farm, bureaus of North Dakota
will perfect the state organization and
will affiliate the state body with
the national Organisation. Hans
G%eorgesen OF Niagara, president of the
Grand Forks county bureau and vice
president of. the North Dakota Farm
Bureau Federation will attend the ses-
cjon 1850. .t '.r.s.. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20

A, man in South Carolina became
very Ill when he ate the back, from a
hand mirror. In other words it was
a chilly day when. the mercury went
down!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
(stan Correspondent

bismarck, N. D., Jan. 20-Repre-
ssntat1Ve NJ. o.. Grangaard's resolution
i9i the appointment of u committee of
nm members of the housesto analyze
and further investigate the report on,
me audit of the state industries car-
Iiea.ln h lower house of the N. D..
legislature yesterday afternoon by a
vote. of SO to SO, and the COMMITTEES
was appointed by Speaker Twichell.
aThe members of the committee are
representatives, M. o. Grangaard,
3arnes county, John Freeman. Grand
FORKS; Theodore Hansdn. Benson. S.
Ward; Adam. Nagel, Mcintosh; b. G..
sSEa3pley. Stark, GA. Ulland. Trail and
ls$.5F. Doyle,f Williams. Six of them
arg independents and three leaguers.
line resolution was passed only at
Yer an attempt at Il filibuster by the
Sonpartisan League members had
the rule Of the previous question.
Representative Dell Patterson, of
Eenville. League floor leader moved
n amendment to the resolution. 1t
called for a joint committee of the
mouse n senate to analyze the re-
pprt. 1t was voted down SO to so.
Representative Harding, Nonpartisan,
;A4so moved an amendment. which
would nave provided thai the COM
lnitte consist of 6 independents. and
four I-eaguers. This: wassalso voted
Gown. the tvote. being; Sc to so
Maddox Not Voting
On this amendment. Representative
Maddox. of Mountraill, Nonpartisan.
did NOT vote, saying that while. he be-
lleVed|:n. letting the speaker select his
committees as he thought best he
could. not see his way clear to vote
with the Independent majority. =,
Representative Olson of Barnes
county, Nonpartisan. voted with the
Independents on the passage of the
resolution. In explanation Of his vote
hgssaid: -
SWrhere has BEEN so much chewing
going OH around here in connection
with thfsesresolutions that I am will
iuGsto lake some step to end it ALL"
IEhe chief features of the, debate
wye Representative Maddock's pro-
test against the insinuntions which
had.been made that'the League forces
desired the report to be suppressed.
aas.s mo observation-disclosures "a.
sS5aspeaker l.. L. Twichell took the
floor to reply, ard declared that there
had bee no ~insinuations made. That
what had been said was in the, nature
of. ACTUAL charges; no i~nsinultions."
The debate lasted until nearly six
1-1t go Sac aH. - - - E.E-.l H = - - f ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE HERALD MEET

Stockholders Of The Grand Forka
Herald company held their annual
meeting last night, at which they. ~
ed q directorate. Following the stock
holders meeting. tho directors elected
the following officers;
President, j. D. Bacon; vice presi-
dent, s. O.s4S.y Hanson treasurer, O.
Young: secretary, F. A. Brown.
The directors choeen are: J.. D. Ba-
con.lL simeon, O.IYoung, O..S. Han.
son. F. L. Goldman, J. r. Bacon. r
D. Campbell; Al. Hunter, j. A. Din.
ME. Robert Westacott and e. r
Sarles. The executive committee Is:
]. d. Bacon A. l.. Hunter and F. L
Goodman.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
IN SPAIN.

Bilbao Spain. Jan. .1s.-The dis.
covery by the police Monday Of IL
bombs in a house in the city has had
az. a sequel indications Of a wide
spread syndicaiist plot Of terrorism.
One man Of the % held in connection
with bombs, confessed today that the
terrorist: committee had condemned
to death the managers Of several large
industrial concerns. and the president
bf the Iron Workers Syndicate, whom
the committee considered a traitor.,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20

.SEs&Et:. (, III -SSi:ssf- ~. %Ns-stlr,+%N ~ 49, /, ss.sUN-f
O'clock, most OF It being in the nature
Of repetition Pof the remarks which,
ave been made when, other resolu-
tons Of the Independents came up for
Altslhe beginning Of the session yes
terday O. communication OF D.. C.
Poindexter, state auditor. was received
Poindexter declared that he took .ex-
ception to the resolution condemniHlg
n state board of audit, and the ma
E;jority Cf.the senate committee on the
audit report, which was passed by the
house Tuesday. *
meeting OF the board, and the senate
committee, he declared that the whole
affair was due to the ambiguous ma
kt.uref Of his telegram to Bishop Briss-
mar and Co.,,Swhich he admitted was
open to MISREPRESENTATION.
Blaznos Self y,
He declared that he alone was re-
sponsible for the telegram, and that
The had held no conference In the
matter with other members of the
board, or with the senate committee,
and that any blame that there misht
be in connection with the affair res+~d
solely with him.
He reiterated however, that the .au-
dit board would be entirely within
Hts rights II it insisted. that all Of the
reports should come to It.. hut also
ldeclared It's intentions Of remaining
Ebound by the agreement with the sen
ate committee that one copy should
so to the board, one to the senate and
one to the house.
In Mr.. Grangaard's resolution
passed by the senate, yesterday after
noon the need Of the COMMITTEES IL first
explained, and h resolution then
proceeds: :.
Gives Complete Power
Therefore, Be It Resolved. That the
speaker OF the house appoint q spe-
cial house committee to consider such
audit and to procure such further in
formation and data. such committee
to consist of nine members OF this
body; the said committee to be Au-
.Ethorized and empowered to procure
such legal assistance. such accounting
experts and such other expert and
other aid and assistance as they shall
deem necessary and advisable to the
v~erltication and checking OF such au-
dit and to the procuring Of any and
all further information respecting the
condition of our state bank and 9TH 81
state industries: that such committee
shall have the power to summon wit.
nesses and require their, testimony un-
der oath, IT the committee SO. decide
take testimony of any and require the
giving of any information which will
aid them IN industry Of the state and
from any official or citizen of the state
and shall have the power to require
any and all books and records of an,
department, institution, industry or of.
fetal of the state. or any citizen OF
North Dakota, or Of any corpora
ton doing business within the state
to be produced before it for exam.
ination with respect to any matter,
concerning the state bank and gu,
other state industries.
Such committee to be further au-.
thorized to have, printed such humble,
fOf copies of such audit, if any, a.
they deem necessary for the use Of thu
members of the legislative assembly
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
Farrell Unable Ia
Testify AT Hearina

Rockaway, N. r., Jan. 2o.-Illneas
OF Lieutenant Stephen A. Farrell, ono
Of the three naval balloonists whose
recent fight into northern Canadian
board of inquiry today halted the
boards hearing on their personal adj
ventures. Farrell's physician said his
patient, Who IS suffering from tonsi-
litis. may be able to testify toniorrow.
The board. planned. to question 3t4ieuA
tenants Louis A. Kioor and Walter
Hinton. the other members OF the 81.
petition, regarding the baiiooh.s
OF the flight, ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20

III Cut out this coupon and mail It with your check Or money order to thu
campaign editor Of The Herald. Make ali checks payable to w.\H. Shulze
treasurer European Relief councN, Grand Forks, \. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20

THE HONOR ROLL.
Previously acknowledge
Gu ......... $500. .0l
Y. w. G.. A. benefit din.
ner ................ $500
Fred Il. Goodman ..... 1900
A.. N. I0ilanA.syT hosnpson 500
soa u. =. !::...... 500
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
COMMITTEE FOR
INVESTIGATION
HASB||EEN NAMED
Reports For State In
Adustries To Go TO Rep
il resentatives

s.. Bismarck; Jan. 20.-AM hear
,snd Investigations conducted
.;sDS t.lc special shousc committee
~ aed Yesterday afternoon to am
aye and further investigate tho
.as,dtt report on the N. d. indus
" will he opcl1 to the public,
c:hfdsng to Il, statement made
ySSast night by NJ. o. Grangaartl,
:osla!rlnan: At q preliminary meet
sNles last night HANGS OF several
attorneys and accountants to aid
IN analysis Of the report were
/ suggested. It Is probable that
Y :fkS1al assistants will he chosen
&i;at a meeting this morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20

Movie stars need large salaries. On.
account Of their frequent divorce
cases the overhead expenses are very
heavy in their calling. Doug and
Mary are thinking of lacking on a
surcharge. J..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
HOT FROM THE r.

Chiea go, Jan.5 1S--Butler iBfothero,
wholesaletsg general sfaerchandises deal.
;ers here siannqunNedf today that ia
the last quArter soks4Se0 they had sur
fered 6 merchandise depreciation loss
Of 47,7So.0o0 Asauarterly dividend
OF 3 LIS per cent was declarpA not
withstanding.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
NEW THEATER WILL
OPEN THIS EVENING

What is now known as the the
ater without a name" formerly the
Royal. will be opened this evening at
1880 after having been thoroughly re-
modelled and decorated. The name OF
the theater will be announced tonight
as will the winners An the contest.
An exceptionally fne program has
been arranged for the opening night.
This includes Mary Pickford In
"Pollyanna" and Eddie Polo IN king
Of the Circus" Einard's concert or
chestra will furnish music.
A woman has Joined the fire depart.
ment in a New York town. 10 it II
reported. The question is, will she en-.
Joy using rubber hose?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-20
DICTIONARIES WILL
DANCE WEDNESDAY

An American Legion dance will be
held in the Guild hall "Wednesday
night, January 26,%fit was ahnounced
last night by Bud Abrahamson, chair
man Of the entertainment committee
of Grand Forks Post Noe
The dance is to be free to all mem
in appreciation OF the SUPPORT given
the local post by women OF chat or
g~anization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Jnteresiant Experiment.

sra ct. Saul, Minn., berctteS
en- ct interesImt Experiment, iorn
forleben Dag blep foretaset Der for
at fonitatere NupenoelI en- al Wotor..
roane paa oe alminoelige Sernbane'
liner. On Wtotorbus meo ca. ct
Snes fremitaaenoe SernbanereprR'
ientanter omboro blep anpenot, OF
Den gioroe 5ureu oper 9~fortberr
Saciiic.g anens 9inie ira ct. Saul
til @bite Bear % tilbage igien iloen
minbite @anifeligbeo.
Sunoreoer al i~ntereSierebe Gil
ituere iamleSe iig omtrins BUS
ien", 90 Den efter enot Hunorelle
alec inc pua Observation-Disclosures u
itanieoe pes Siben al ct al Nortbern
Vacific.9 anens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Saapel Horibern Eacific SauellS
GrPiioent, Charles 2cnnellp, tom
Great Gortbern. 9anenS, Halpb
guoo, Ser begse bapoe Seltaget
Suren, erfl9reOe, at Trsuen bapSe
peret en- itor SnfceS. 6orat glsre
Yrspen iaa meset panifelisere. bao'
De man paIgt @bite Bear HiIterl,
Iont bar Ell meeet brat Stisntl'g %
marlJe ifarpe Spinguiuser,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
SuftifibsulYffe

en israelia nIptfe inotroi Ssn.
tas oen CITE Moperrbcr / Omaha,
Ieb., ga ct fem Yosioger.Geroplan
tiIbsrenbe Irs. $. 8. Iibmulcn
Company meS fem Icolcnrmer al
Sontenene Sotel Orfeitcr itprtcoe
reo % blep fnuit / Stitmper %
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re al benz bapoe faaet grn1e cucr
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@asolin. Gne Be fem Easi agerer
bar apinoer, IeSIertrner al ct Ga.
meorfeiter, Tom ngli9 bapoe gioci
Soncerter / Sioitr Gitp % Geoar
Rapibs, So. % iont benpttebe aero'
planet Tom geiorbrin5smiooel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

f6 gar aammel, bIep bun fsrit neg.
tet Nogong til at itltbere Sbeo!osi
peo Sberlin College. Senere, eiter
at bape plunbet 9ersmmeIie iom "a.
Ter, bleo bun optaget peo GoIege.,
men bIep, efter at bape taset tbeolo.
Gilt GmbcbSeramen, negtet at beitige
nogen YrroifeitoI.
Wen / 1858 bleu bum bsitioeIi9
oroineret til Ereit | congregational.
firfen / Butler, g.. y. Iogle Iar
itnere off bun oper til llnitarerne.
Smtrent poa iamme Sto blep bun
gilt mco SannicI &. 9locfpea. 0e
bap0c / lit sggteifab fem Born, %
oct bar hos ct al bisie, bun tiIbraJte
fine iioite aar. Saa TENT iom i
1908 bialp bun til meb at faa bpg.
get en- llniterfirfe u9r benoeS Sieut
! elizabeth, q. s., og ~eiterat Den par
fprotg, prGoiteoe bun Der ell Sang
ON Waaneoer.
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Gelcgat til Sen fsrite Temperance.
fon9reS. iOm boloteS her / 2auoet,
men bun bleu negtet Spoe, foroi bum
rar Ell apinbe. Seuere bar bum
imiolertio SeIe5at til mango iaa,
benne 6oriamlinaer iaapel iom til
Embellishments sGonpentioner.
Sum tor foot / Seurietta, e. g.,
20be Iai 1926 al puritanife 6Or,
plore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
QppeIiin.So

Sfslge oen Of California Srltlt
8ropers' Grd,unges Sefret9r, u.
6. Yonea netap offentligsiortt
aarsrapport fort9rebe oct ameri'
fanife Solf | De iibite IL Waaneoer
100000 aasier Galiiorniaappe,
finer og 4,71S,S00 aasier GaIiior'
n;~acitroner.
aplinsen al oisIe TO 6rllgtars
ter bar ben itsrite I Statens Siito'
rte, og oens fooperatipe Warfeos'
fsring bar aariaJen til, at aplingen
ianbt en- Iaa burtig % letuinot NJ
i9tnine iammenlignet meb mango
andre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Den %fooperatipe erfange Iolgtc
43, 592 CARLOADS for fine 10000
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LIB fig til blot en- 8rsfoel oper Z
0rocent pr. 9asie, bpiIfet er mint
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Of minbre END Omfoitntnserne peS
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bsie, at Srugtoplerne MI bolber pao
at organiiere lit eeet Eransport'
fpmpani til Drift al 9ampifibe bio
Sanamafanalen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Dinteren meloer
fin 2lnfomit.

minneapolis, Winn., zoe Nop.:
@interen bar begpnot lin 6remrpf'
mia | Horopeiten. 80 Sommer Sne
falot | Winneiota % paa nlaltge
Steoer / Nortb Safota.
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icl ON, at ben SuIoebslge. iom / If'
rem uoaeoe Rebraifa, uiIoe bepGge
ia beuoper 2anbst / OFT. % ipositlig
Retuina, uoiteStes al De 6oreneoe
StaterS Seirbureau iamtioig meo,
Of Set ipaaeoe, at S%emperatl,ren pad
line Steoer piloe faloe neo til 10
8raoer oper Zero.
les WoiueS, Sa., zoe Hoo. Sne
faper icruoiiseS ior Soma iTorSet,
SirSSag.
! Ganaoa bapSe Sintereu aaere.
Sc melot iis TO Gage tioliSere. ara
Ioutreal telegraiereoes ueutlia SCt
ste Nopenber: NoutrenlS isrlte
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90 bar Ell "&iecorS 9reater". WcSil
llniueriitets Sbierpatorium melosr.
at Sneialoet, iom 'belsb lis nj .
Sommer, par Set ihsritc. lem man
peo ON Der iaa tiSis ! &ooenibss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Suftfapieilaos.

9eo Den &npilppring iom forrigs
llae boIotes / Smegren al Smabd,
Rebr, panSt Sen bersmte Slpoer, Nj
bert Icoita, oen ore 9ulit6er Sro'
ice, iSet Ran i {. GurtiIs WtariHe-
aeropIau tilbaselasoe Oct $50 pftl
lange sob meb en- @iennem'nttSs
TART al t76 MiI / Timer - Sen iter'
lte Surtigbeb, bpormeo no9et Wter'
neife bar bepR9et fig.
0eseprre inDtraf p9iaa ueb 0ennte
glnleonine TO llIpffer, ibet EFT AZ
Nmerifas beoite Dtilitrri lppcre,
Sberitlsitnant 8. 6. SartneD, itpr.
tebe neb % fom aIporlig tiIifabe, %
Sarrp Glbe miiteoe 2ipet peo Grus'
n.ng, % ban u,oer en- 5aloifiGrms
n~eoitigninS lan0eoe noe paa MtiSiis.
iippiilooen.
Icosta blep ioruben Sillit5ertro'
iaen tilfienbt ferite Sr9mie, $4,000
! 8erae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Reeierineslaan
til Sarmere.

Sra @aibington beretteS, of Der
Of oen isoerale arigsiinansforpora'
ton / De ca. 213 MaaneO, iom er
tengaaet, iioen ben al aongresien
bernpnbigeSes til at noe flnarliel
SiGIp al 2anobrugetS % 8pGgap.
lens Sremnre, bar bepilget Saan til
G! SotaIbelsb al $22,663,OOO.
elsie Tenge err uolaant til 5ar'
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ter, Wontana, Otiuneiota, Wis.
iruri, 0oro Gafota, Spb Sdfota,
Georgia, Seras, Horo Carolina,
Spo Carolina, ari5ona, 8anias,
Tetp gorf, Sirginia, Snoiana, Soa'
10, 9cpaoa. Soma, Hebraifa og
@poming.
Set iterIte cnfelte 2aon bar paa
,0O0, Scr bleu tilitaaet Ell
ftoperatip Screening al 6armcre
Iinneiota, Iortb Safota % South
Gafota, p9ientlig iom SiGlp I'll
Iarfeosfsrineen al beres Speoes og
orore &ornaplinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

rletlt ON, at &enterne al be enorme
Soau til De alliercoe Sanoc ifliloe
enpenbes til getoIiug al Ell Soloa.
terbonus bIep fortoitct meb AZ MOB
80 Stemnter, meOalS ct nogenlunoe
liarenoe Imenoeirent, Ser blep fore
ilaaet at Gen. IcacIlar fra Senucs.
lee, iorfaiteDes mco A moo 20
Stemmer.
st al be pG9ti9ite ar9imentcr
moo 9eotaeellcn al noeet al oisie
gmenocmenter bleb iremisrt al &c.
nator 2obse 90 Off uo paa, of 80.
nusbinen life bitroe fnpttes iom ct
SiIb9ns bperfen til 6iranS' cacr
noaen anoen 2ou; beucre life
burbe Ell iaaban grfienotIisbcoSaa.
re ill bore 8rigsbeteraner gieres Of
brusis af noget iao uiiftert iom
@etalingcn at Te:ttcrue al Sc Sc al.
lierebe Tatiouer bepilgeoe Saan.