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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-24

FOR EVERYBODY.
Toys and games for the children and
gifts for father and mother are listed
in the Classified Section under
christmas Gift Suggestions
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board

MAIN ST, sos 1a-Front light house
keeping rooms for rent With Bath
and heat.
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ROOMS - Four large furnished. and
auire 240 Ft. Wayne Ave. PHI. 1905.
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INDIANA IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Leroy zimmerman.
voluntary Bankrupt. Cause No 5101.
TO the creditors of Leroy Ammer-
man, man, Voluntary bankrupt, of Richmond,
ayne County, State of Indiana:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that on the 10th day of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1921, Leroy zimmerman was
duly adjudged a bankrupt, and the
first meeting of his creditors will be
held at the office of Will P. Koons, at
torney- -at-law, in Muncie Indiana, at
ESQ O'Clock p. m. Thursday, January
., 1922. at which time the creditors may
attend, prove their claims, examine
the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and
transact such further business as may
properly come before said meeting.
In Order to Receive Consideration all
claims must .be properly endorsed on
the outer side thereof with the name
of the bankrupt. name and addres of
creditor amount claimed, and name
and address of counsel, if any.
HARRY G. SHERIDAN,
DrFz, L.,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale

tFARMS-For real estate see A NJ Rob-
eTls. Richmond, Ind, r. F. d. Phone
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BICYCLES - For your boys Xmas;
these are nearly new; SIS to S25.
Phone 306S.
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SCARF PINs-5oc up. Lawalls 6o7 Main

SMOKING. STAHDS-Ideal present for
him; S1.69 and up at Duning's Furni
ture q Rug Shop. IL So. 1th.
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ROOMS-For rent; SIS for unfurnish-
ed rooms, 513 n. u. SIS for A unfur-
nished rooms. 701 s, 9Th. Phone 1854.
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BELT BUCKLES-s1 up. Lawalls.
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SUIT or OvERCOAT-s23 so Made to
measure by the A. Nash CO. Mr.. L.
Marsh will wait on customers every
Wednesday and Saturday. 921 Il
Main st.
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
INDIANA IN BANKRUPTCY
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS S
leqal Notices

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC
In the matter of the estate of Levi
9. Druley, deceased In the Wayne
Circuit Court, October. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Il. Druley as administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Levi G.
Druley, deceased, has presented and
filed his account and vouchers in final
settlement of said estate, and that the
same will come up for examination and
action of said court and show cause, if
any there be, why said account and
vouchers should not be approved.
CHARLES Z. DRULEY,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Study q Study, Attorneys.
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Gifts for the Home

MRS. HOUSEWIFE-Tf you are having
trouble with your electric light bulbs
breaking, come in and let us demon
strate a bulb that will eliminate that
trouble. Chase Electric Co. Cor. 9th
and Main. 2nd floor. Phone G034 Open
evenings 7:30 to $50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
ENGINEERS AND BUSINESS MEN

lfJEsG the coal weeklies the other day let out
an editorial plant to The effect that it used to be
d. lawyers who were trying 10 run the country and
newt The engineers The reason for that outbreak is
apparent to any one who has kept posted regarding the
way The new administration has been going about its
business Engineers are. It is true, becoming quite as
prominent in the councils of the government as they
have been for many years in the councils Of big bu-
ness, Which would not attempt to get along without
them,
The coalapaper which made this not altogether
friendly remark is of the opinion that it is about
time 70 let the business men try their hand at govern
men and perhaps that day will come, but if it does it
Will be because the businessmen Of the country have
trained themselves for the responsibilities. Il was not
an accident nor even the result Of willingness 10 take
Of opportunities that gave lawyers the
predominant influence they used 10 have in shaping
government policies, not only in this country but in all
heimportan countries Of the world 1t was because the
lawyers were trained to think all problems through to
The logical end, and to see all sides Of them Business
men class are unable to do that. even to this day.
although the proportion Of men in business with special
training IS increasing every year.
The engineer comes along as power in finance.
big business and government as tie logical product Of
an age that has been devoted to construction on
large scale and unprecedented development Of the ma
fstesorces Of the world For the past forty or fifty
engineer has been the real advance guard Of
civilization in the undeyeoped places Of the world and
he had to put efficiency in businesses that have
existed formany years right in the center of world
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
CONGRESS AND THE COAL CONSUMER

M EWS to the effect that various senate groups, in.
Guiding the somewhat celebrated bipartisan
agricultural bloc. are making plans to make The Ere.
lhghuysen bill providing for reduced freight rates on
coal during the summer months an excuse for general
attack on the transportation act and The Interstate Com.
merce commission means whole lot more to the con.
sumers Of coal han it does to the producers.
The theory back Of this bill is that it will stimulate
hte purchase and transportation Of coal during the sum.
mer period and thus spread the production more uni.
formerly over the year. If that could be done it would
be great benefit to the miners and to the railroads. and
naturally the operators are in favor Of anything thai
has tendency to help these people But it is fact
that not nearly much interest has been taken by he
people in the coal regions in this measure as is taken in
the other Frelnghuysen BILL known as The sterilization
BILL which empowers the Secretary Of the Interior 10
call for much information regarding the coal mining
industry and gives him considerable regulatory author.
iB.
The consumer on the other hand seems TO have been
holding back in the expectation that this particular
bill would be passed soon and put into effect in time
to influence prices for this years supply A fight on
this bill, no matter what the object would make 4
certain that nothing Of practical nature could be done
this year. and if the consumers especially those in H.
west who appear to have been banking on The BILL are
wise they will begin to buy coal now while all the
transportation factors are favorable.
And it is to be hoped that these disappointed con.
sumers will bear in mind that it is congress and no,
the coal operators which is responsible for holding up
The prices.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

The Allies are said to have asked the Greek gov.
eminent to hold up It's announced offensive against
the Turkish Nationalist, because the Greek army
is in bad shape and the Turks pretty nearly all
right and they want to settle this by negotiation
II possible II the situation as bad as the dispatches
indicate Constantine has the Allies in rather un-
comfortable place. They can read him out of good
society but they cannot stand by and let the Turks
defeat his armies with consequent Impairment of the
safety Of Constantnopie and the whole Near East
situation, and II Constantine elects to g6n they will
have to support him. However as has been the case
from the start of this unfortunate second Con-
stanne incident the real sufferer is the Greek peo
pie who have to do the fighting, the tax paying
and the dying.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
sTREET cAR coNn,icrooe

STREET CAR CONDUCTORS
FAlRMoST, June 2O.-[Editor
The West Virginianl-It is unfor-
tunate, indeed, when a community
like Barrackville organizes It's force
for a fight with a public utility cor
poratton to obtain the sort OF serv-
ice It is Justly entitled TO, but cal
lousy denied. that the employees Of
the defendant company whose work
brings them into contact with the
public consider themselves party 10
the controversy, instead OF neutral,
as IN fact they are.
Barrackville people have no fight
on the conductors OF the Mononga-
hela Power and Railway company.
They are all fine, congenial, accom-
rnodating gentlemen, and we would
regret sincerely any change in our
friendly daily relations with them.
We admire them. We sometimes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

Representatives of the leading industries Of
Pennsylvania have Just concluded conference with
the faculty of Pennsylvania State College in which
the kind of training that young men should be given
to fit them for in the industries was discuss
ed Means were also devised at this meeting to cut
down the time which the graduate usually loses in
learning the ropes of his new job after he leaves
school, To say that this is notable incident is to
put it rather mildly. This linking up Of the young
man In school and his life work is step in the right
direction and 1T ought to be carried right down into
the high schools SO that they will be so conducted
that they will give tho greatest possible measure of
support of the industries OF the district in which they
arc located.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

activities The rs.nltis that lie has had to master many
thnss beside engineering IN he narrow meaning Of
that word Moreover Development Of that lind sidsn
The mental honzon and amplifes lie inpulss. BIZ
brains sndnar6y o. nptIss simply
cannot est m lie same mar. his fact gives moral a
well as technical justification 10 the importance which
themembes Of Ills profession has attained IN he world,
and if business men as class want 10 take their plae,
along side Of Lawyers and engineers in leadership and
responsibility they will have to train up to it.
And they will also have to stop looking backward
his world is going ahead at tremendous pace. and
there is hope for the man who cannot project his
thinking into the future.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
RUFF STUFF

Nh Kearns. who is Dempsey's
manage says he will call off the
tight if he can't pick the referee. II
Kearns will tend TO his own bust
ness, Lardner and Cobb will take
care Of the hnmor.
a ten-year-old Clarksburg boy
started out to see the world Thurs
day evening. The first thing 1le
did was, to come to Fairmont 10 see
the new bridge. He's back in Clarks
burg now, as there is no other
bridge worth seeing.
There's normally in shagtown-
the COPS broke up a 4O.hand poker
game there yesterday.
officers Of the district attorneys
offiee in New York are contemplate
ing comp unding a $50, 100000 cock
tailsott Sandy Hook in the near fu-
ture The Atlantic ocean will get
The drink Roll ION. ocean, 4oll on.
EooHdge Sinks Gracefully into
raditional obscurlty ~ headline.
Vow e they had elected Sims v. II.
might have been different story.
Geo Conan iR going to rest a
lioft tiHse and then write a play
nth real plot and two. Jokes In
'sssd Store Who's soing to play
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

even regard then ~ supe-hninan.
lf ne. riding over only r few niiiea
Ia nill twice duly set weafs or
csoNd aud stsndifiz and on "a cars
ISfllat nitfs ~ ntttr atlce linrds
ling such sitaat ION 4aS ID aud day
out with unconips lining patience,
CHEEKY words and d smile.
No. our fight Is not on the con-
dunctors Of the Monongaheia Pow
eF and Railway conrrny II Es
service were as good as the con-
dreteFs IN It's etnnloye, there would
be absolutely no need for US Of cir
culatlng q petition TO be filed with
the state Public Service Commits
slen At Charleston for redress from
chronic traffic congestion. Among
the numerous trials end trlbulations
Of JOB being a conductor on the
Warrington line, or even being a
passenger were humaneiy not ireiud
ed. We are extremely sorry TO be
The cause, however innocently. Of
adding TO the already heavy burden
OF the conductors lot, but reforms
are never obtained without a fight
or without suffering.
The 9 p. m. Warrington car into
Fairmont last Saturday showed 101
fares collected, 81 passengers were
standing, Of whom five, a lady, lit
tie child and three gentlemen rode
in front in the motorman's vestibule
while 10 other passengers, two Of
whom were ladies. rode out on the
had no straps.
rear platform, because the smoker
The Monongahela Power and Rail
way company has q few straps in
its cars. In some Of them It has
none at all. Why 1t does not we
cannot learn. But 1t has rules for
the regulation Of Its patrons. AS
long as tits possible to squeeze in
side a Cur 1t is perIous and illegal
to ride outside. but when 1t becomes
no longer possible to ride inside 1t
is then both safe and legal to ride
outside, even on the bumper. The
company's rules are of the "ctrcum-
stances alter cases" kind. In other
words, the financial interest Of the
company is solely the criterion OF
their enforcement.
This is the only possible exp!a-
nation, dear reader and rider, OF
the anomalous fact that one time
YOU may ride on the platform un-
molcsted. while<another time you
are threatened with eiectment. So
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

across from Conan for the second
joke is not announced.
In answer to the often asked cues
ton: What is the difference be-
tween a blonde and a decided
hlonde?" we submit "a decided
blonde IS one who was not, but de.
cIded to be one any how"
The paragrapher who day after
day can whittle out wheeze about
women's skirts certainly gets lot
out of a short subject.
Tomorrow Is the longest day in
the year except Sundays.
II Harding can keep the Senate
and House together on vital meas.
ures, let him split all the infinItives
in the dictionary.
And there's nothing to worry
about because Herb Hoover splits
an infinitive once in awhile. Look
what he did toour menu during the
war.
The Yankee golfers start a fresh
attack on the British golf champion
ship today. Boys don't forget your
mashies.
A safe and sane Fourth insures
a painless Fifth.
Arc COINS a Luxury?-hcadlinc.
We never felt that way about them.
All we know about the outcome
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
BITS OF STATE
): HISTORY q:
By q. y. sIEIsEDIrH.

Strange creek was named for
William Strange, who came to the
upper waters OF Elk with a survey
ing party. He was by no means an
expert woodsman. In fact he wal
so crude at woodlands ways tina
he got separated from tho party
surveyors aud when they f!reu
their guns to let him know whesa
they were he run and hid thinkins
1t was Indians after him. Some
years after this his skeleton VIZ
found forty miles from where he
was lost. He finally succumbed il
hunger and exposure but before
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair has or
dered that there be special drive throughout the
country to collect everything that is coming to the
governmental the way of luxury taxes taxes on soft
drinks and on amusements. That is all right from
the standpoint Of the revenue office but If the drive
is made as thorough as the department press agent
says it is going to be 1T will give lot of impetus
to the demand for the reduction of the tax burden
of the country.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 20, 1921
NIRVANA
By Berton Bralev


BOUT this time of the year get
e Very ot worry and work and fret
Andgaiworld all turmoil and toll and sweat
Where I'm but a helpless pawn;
And q close my eyes and dream I'm out
Where there's never thing to think about,
And swhere can lie like lazy lout-
Just llesin the grassland yaaEn!
Oh Just To- doze through an idle day
With never move to, work Of, play.
But only to Loaf, in my own sweet way
on thegturf Of rich green lawn.
While out Of half closed orbs, spy
The busy people go hurrytng by
But I'm; not hurrying, no, for
Would sliesin the grass and yawn!
Alas its only. a dream. I know.
Forsthere's things to buy, and there's bills ow
And q Job to hold, of course; and SO
Itoilswith my brain and Drawn
But anyhow I can dream guess,
ofhaying nothing to dor less:
Agision5o Of absolute lazlness-
roIlle III the grassland yawn!
Copyright 1921 by N. E. As
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

Minis in the United States have resumed the
coinage Of silver dollars But It is because there ia
a deficit in the reserve behind tho silver currency
due to sale of coin to one Of our allies during the
war and not because taero is a return to popular.
ty OF hard money
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

of the b igfight is that somebody's
press agent is going to feel why
fIatthe next day.
Our thought on paying $40 to see
Carpenter skip rope and punch the
bag In a COW barn is that It is a
good idea 5Ike wearing ear mRtfs IL
the sumnfet.
That NJ. P. and Ry dividend news
is decidedly interesting.
Did some one need a little vaca-
ton money?
Or is It case o fan OVERLOOKING
treasury now that the gas rate has
gone up?
II the latter is the answer one
shudders 10 contemplate the money
glut that would have occurred il
the P s G ha dpermitted them 10
date the raise back another month.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
TEARS

Physicians say that women in
whose eyes tears gather quickly
have the most beautiful eyes. They
are bright. tender, and attractive.
Women with tho more delicate
nerve systems weep more easily.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
ErME

The most heat with the least ex.
pendlture Of gas is achieved by
having a flame which Just touches
the bottom Of the vessel. A high.
er flame than this Is a waste OF
gas,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

death came he took his penknlse
and cut on a tree
stfange Is tny naine and I'm. on
stranee sf0And
md tsanee L X that i can't he
found.
9a 4 was natural enough 10 nams
This creek Strange creek 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

II tea stalns tue inside 81 theI
cup, the mark can be- einoyed wftt
yincear and salt wash the 81
Win vinegar IA whleh little d
has seen dissolved
DISH M ksfiiSC IS A nfFFRREN
JOB WITH HL uE DEVIL Gle w,
SER
The, ancient Egyptians houorsi
all cats, particularly The black one
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

The average weight Of the hu-
man brain IS 40 10 ounces for males
and u ounces for females.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

That NJ. P. and Ry dividend news
is decidedly interesting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

Did some one need a little vaca.
ton money?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

Just when you need them most offering these charm
Wolfe Summer Dresses with tempting reduction Of twenty
per cent every of them You take your choice
special lot of Summer Dresses grouped together Rose
Room" at prices ranging from S720 360And they are
dresses that you would expect to pay than
original prices for at this time Of the year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
Eanfeiprus.

- Ieb @l9be er ben reneIte Staoes
frhb SEN Iapeite 8lGbe.
Sc Simer, bpor on tieoer Dig, ltlGs
let bu fra Dit Sip.
SrGr bebeper in9en Ststte, bare
Sps oe 9uft.
@irat err INN en- Sribut for 8uSer,
70, bsbelige er ben iomofteit Gift.
= Gen iom berer fine SGnter er lt'
rertiben ~itertere enb Den, iom iprGnger
Dem.
Ser aipes @enifab iom berpr pda
aerelans sieniibis Iiistrp.
Set er fin auuit, oeiaa oeo Speg
at beparc oct ~iprnsbne NIpor.
- Nan fan bore / Sciibbel'e al mani
&C @~Grbisbeber % auisepel life al SGr@
siebeo.
= gerSen er itor, Sicrtct er Tibet, og'
bos Tan Oct lille Sierte omilutte belle Den
itcre gerSen.'
= grr life for iparium nreS ancrtiena
benbe Orb.
= gt foritaa alt oil itse at tiIsipe alt.
- sgste Eannelie er 8cbbeo. Ilig
irm or opiatter, % pirtcr on.
ertieuSeIiens SIomit ipirsr / en-
lpmbeben.
G~i9rliebeoen er oeu Stise. Ioni
ferer Siertet I'll SimIen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22

s Yaris leper ser Ell Wano, ser
bar pGret Glen al Chopin, iom osbe
/ 1S49. Get er oen gamle Wuiifer
9ern. iom ior e. gar Gage iiSen
ipIote 81 Iar.
en- Sang bar ban Ell fienot Eia.
nilt og &oncertgiper % en- isgt alas
perl9rer for oct pariiiife gouraeoii,
baabe / arait Of lin 9petisbeo %
iorbi ban bar Meiterens iioite glep.
Saa 9loebes ban, gif al Wooe", %
MI leper ban Tom en- fattig, iitltellbe
Gliding / Ell 6te gtage / ct al Taris'
lbpggeligite Sattigfparterer. Snbtil
for faa Iar iioen eif ban enbnu no
og u%nberpiite De faa gleper, ban bob.
DC tilbaee. Cen, Der bsrte bam iibbe
peb &laoeret % ipiae ben fore Ore.
tiers Serfer, iaaban iom ban baube
lGrt bam Dem, forbauiebes oper Den
Gste Gbopinife ganb, Der boebe !
bdnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
50 Slags &arierer.

Selgenoe lille Siitorie gaar | biS'e
GAGE lin Gunbe | Berlin:
Gen ieoiite 6oriamling / Sartopol
/ 8alisien bebsuet Ell Gag Ell Tabbl'
iter (Erei).
g(f aooe &enncr blep Ell bsiit ube-
tpoelie uoieenoe Wtano ioreitiuet for
SoriamIingens Soritanoere UNDER DC
parmeite Inbeialinger, og ban blep
oaIaa atiat paa Treoe.
,Smiolertio bite BET Jig, at Warloeit
life c,reana t,lnoe ifripe. 6or of bli
banl fpit iettote SorIamlinaen barll
meb nogen Heiienoe til Berlin.
Otter Infomiten til Berlin GIT oct
MOB 5ormooning meget bra for Dor
Manb, og eiter at ban baooe erboer'
bet en- betpbelig Sormlle flllloe ban
ilptte fra oen ~elenoige 9renaoler'
itrosie til <riiiritenoamm % oil
bette iremoeles loen at fltnne ltrtpe,
Gen itore Sorreiponoauce ban eIter'
b%aanoen fit Loo ban i'm Satter belsr'
ae. Men Ell Dag bleo Sattere1t ing,
oa ban maatte ielp gaa I'll ganfer
for at bppe enbel Tenge. Ser filnoG
han imriblertio til aasiererens ltort
Sprbauielie life ifriOe unoer Den lRo'
punlige 3pitteriilg.
"Spao bebager?" robrso oenrte,
"gr set pirfelig mulig at Ell Wfanr
/ 9eres StiGing life tan ifripe? Spor
lanat piloe life Se bape titnnet naa,
bpis Sc bare bapbe fllrnet Itrtpe?"
Sporpaa Sen onbert meo ct Sfiil'
oertrGf ipareoe:
"Sil Habbiner | S%arnopol."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22

Gnbnu - mere emo 20 Mar efter
at Chopin bebe ira oerne lin liolte
Glen - buffer W. Yeru De Inpisnin.
ger % 9prbomme. Chopin CAB ham,
% fpleer oent blinbt, iaaleoes ionl
ban bar giort oct igiennem belle lit
LANCE Wtliiflio. Sra bet elenoige,
fattiee Serelie, bpori ban Dor, tlin'
ger bper Dag Gbopins ~uosoelige Wal'
fit no / @abens Stsi. Chi %. Terlt
ipiaer enbnu forbauienoe eobt paa
set Slaper, Der omtrent er StiienS
eneite 9obape. @obgierenoe Yfennc'
fer bar ifiGnfet bam oct, foroi ban
= iom ban ielp tiger zen Gang
iao peo Gbopins Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
9tN SD0.

Npbpsssrbitorie fra Sprius @rope %
Smesn er Ell So9 paa AS Siper tor. os
inbsbolSsr en- fulbitGuois Ssltriuelie ON, be
ferite Ssttlsre / Spriug @roue, @ilr,instou
oa SIadbammsr Gopnibips. Den sr lnuft
inbbunSst meo iorspIpt ring og foiter fuu
So {. Gen fan faces hos Steinar &sisriou
/ Sprin9 grope. Mimi, eIer >. Q. Sobua
ion, iamrre goresie. S BARTER paa 4 siuss
Habat.