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Evening star., 1921-03-18
M.x Govern Phtlippiues.

SAN FRANCISCO.-Georg H. Fair
child. publisher of the Manila Times.
mentioned in Philippine business cir
cles as prospective governor general
of the islands, has arrived here on
the transport Sherman. He is en-
route to Washington.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Ocean Passenger Fares Cut.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calif-The China
Mail Steamship Company announced
it he'd cut it's intermediate passenger
rate between San Francisco and Yoko-
hama from $500 to s226.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Indicted in Murder Case.

tooga county grand jury has returned
an indictment against Clint Mathis.
charged with the murder Of Lewis E.
Kinsley, mail carrier, whose body was
found in the woods here last week,
after he had been missing since Jam
uary %.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Immigrant. Pound Radical.

NEW YORK.-Immigrant arriving
the Battery today from Ellis Island
yfnced a forcible dislike for radical
Doctrines when they attacked a man
rho exhibited a placard advocating
be overthrow of the United States
[oYernment.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 1s.-Five hun
dred policemen have been detailed 10
handle the 10000 or more persons eA-
pected to turn out tonight for the
American Legion's all-American
meeting in Madison Square Garden
the auditorium with a seating capacl-
ty OF about $4,000. Applications were
received for more than 1OO,000 uckets'
and $4,000 have been issued by the
legion. First arrivals will get the
seats
Arranged as protest against the
recent horror on the Rhine meet
ing, held in the same hall, legion OF :
ficials declared the gathering tonlsnI I
would express disapproval OF al
"hyphenated propaganda, and tnat
they hoped to make it the greatest
patriotic demonstration since the
close of the war.
Gen. Pershing will be principal
speaker at the meeting, pver whlch
+. w. Galbraith. national commander
of the American Legion. will PRESIDE.
Among those invited to sit az the
speakers table are Mai Gen. Robert
Lee Bullard, Rear Admiral Harry
Mel. Huse, William Howard TAFT
George w. Wickersham, James w
Gerard, Henry l.. Stimson, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Alton B. Parker, Miss
Anne Morgan, Carrie Chapman Gait
and leaders of various patriotic So
cietieS.
President Harding telegraphed
Commander F. w. Galbraith that ne
will be unable to attend.
'It is a pleasure" wired the Pres
ident, "to comply with your request
for a word of greeting to the all
American mass meeting to be held in
Madison Square Garden on the even
ing q March Is.
II am not unfamiliar with the pur-
poses Of the gathering and am glad
to give them my cordial Endorsement.
/ hope you may have a great out
pouring that shall voice the best
and most determined ideals of Amer
lean patriotism"
Evening star., 1921-03-18
shoot. Fellow workman Dead.

MILTON, Fla.-Sumpter wilcox was
shot and killed by Holland Dixon here
at the Louisville & Nashville draw
bridge. The men had just finished
work when Dixon was attacked by
Wilcox, according to the statement of
Dixon. with a knife. Dixon then used
his revolver. firing four shots, hitting
Wilcox three times. Dixon gave him
self up to the sheriff, claiming self
defense.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Optional Death Law Defeated.

LANSING, Mich.-A bill proposing
establishment of optional capital
punishment was defeated in the low
er house of the Michigan legislature.
The measure lacked two votes Of the
0fty-one necessary to passage.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Salesman Commits Suicide.

CHICAGO-Louis c. Jack, thirty
eight years old. committed suicide by
shooting himself in the right temple
He was the son of NJ. w. Jack Of
Streator. ILL.,, president Of the Ameri-
can Bottle Company. a S15.00o, 900
concern. Dependency is believed to
have been the cause Of his act
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Featured Tomorrow Are:
Memo No. 62O, $500

A self-reducing model of
hesh-colored coutil. with
elastic insert at top apd
four hose supporters.~ A
model for women of large
figure.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Thousands Eager to Aid Blo,O
E4t Hyphenated Americanisn1

IA the Michigan senate defeated an
eugenics bill, after an amendment
excluding women from provisions of
the bill had been adopted. The meas
ure would have required applicants
for marriage licenses to file physicians
certificates stating their mental and
physical qualifications.
Publisher Paid Tribute.
ROME, Ga.-Sixty-five years ago
Augustus c. Kessinger. president and
active head of the Rome Sentinel
Company, entered the Sentinel office
to learn the printing trade. being
fourteen years old at the time. When
he entered his private office yesterday
he found a solid silver loving cup,
sixteen inches high, the gift of his
employees. At seventy-nin the ven-
cradle publisher is still active.
Will Take CaruSo to Italy.
NEW YORK.-Tentative plans for
taking Enrico CaruSo. noted tenor,
who is convalescing from a severe
attack of pleurisy, to Italy, probably
the first week in May, are announced.
His condition has improved percepti-
bly, during the last few days.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Memo No. 5l4, 500

OF flesh-colored coutil,
with elastic gussets at top
and bottom and at each
side of back. Six hose sup
porters.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

The Health building
features of Memo Corr
sets place them in a
ella SIS by themselves.
"Nemo" is a magic word
in American corset in.
dustry-standing for the
corset that provides the
proper measure of sup
port to the figure-and
enables every figure to
attain a fashionable con.
tour without .discom.
fort.
Memo Corset Service
is a boon of fnestimable
value to the women of
America. Kings Pal
ace is ready to supply
every woman with the
correct Memo model to
set off her figure to best
advantage, to remedy
DEFICIENCIES Of contour, to
combine smart outline
with absolute comfort.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Gun-T0tinE Bill Passed.
LANSING, Mich.-The Michigan
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Eugenics Bill Defeated.
LANSING. Mich.-By a vote of 16 to
Evening star., 1921-03-18
White Table
Oicloth,
29c Yd.

Bought and sold as sec
onds, but actually perfect
so slight are the defects.
Heavy, non-cracking quail
ity. 12-yard piece. $500.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Women's Silk
Hose, 69c

Seamed-back Pur
Thread Silk Stockings.
in black and cordovan.
Irr e gulars of SIPS
grade.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

New arrivals, to gladden. the
hearts of both little folks and
their mothers. Ruffled and tailored
wool and silk. The price range is
$1O.5O. $3.50. $14.5O and $18.5O.
Second Fl0Or-king's Palace.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Cllildren's Onyx
Socks, 29c

39c to sec Sample
Socks, perfect quality:
sin fancy tops and plain
colors.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Children's Easter Goats
$6.98 to
$l5.98

OF course you'll'want the tots to
look their best on Easter and
other dress occasions of the
season. Kings Palace offers a
bountiful measure of good looks
and good wear in, children's
coats at modest prices. Materials
Tibet cloth. polo cloth and shep-
herds checks. Yoke effects,
jaunty REFERS. box coats, loose
cape models, smart belters. box
pleated and panel-back coats. with
patch pockets or slashed pockets.
Sizes 2 to years.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Irregulars Of $1.00
Pure Thread Silk White
Socks, in all sizes.
Superb quality.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
Travelling Bags,
$l.98

$3.50 Black I'm / { a o n
Leather Travelling Bags.
warranted against heat and
water; 1S-inch size: made
with clasps, lock and key.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

The way the men-and
women who buy for their
man folks-have been buy
ing these good Shirts amply
demonstrates the unusual
character of the bargain. All
have five-button fronts, with
center pleat and soft cuffs.
Defects are SO slight that in
most cases they have to be
hunted for to be found. All
sizes IA to II.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
BOYS AND GIRLS
RIVAL SANTA CLAUS
Hundreds of Boston Youths Are Making
Novel Christmas Presents in
Open Air Shop

BOSTON. Aug. 20.-Hundreds of
boys and girls of the Mary Hemingway
public school in the Dorchester district
have gone into competition with Santa
Claus in an open air workshop here and
Christmas time will find their handi-
work scattered in many gift packages.
With work benches set up under fra
grant fir trees in a natural park on
LonSdale street, the Youngsters whittle
and saw away making toys furniture
and unique gewgaws out of any material
that comes TO hand.
Toy ducks. horses and pigs or tanks.
soldiers. chairs. dolls. guns. and airShipS
all are products of the expert hands of
these young enthusiasts Even the re-
fuse heaps furnish material 4 sardine
can becomes cooky cutter n salmon
can shapes into cruller cutter and
beer bottle tops make excellent caps for
tin soldiers a jig-saw in the hands Of
n capable youngSter produces a monkey
on trapeze that rolls around like per-
former in a circus.
Chair caing is n fascinating job and
mothers old arm chair gets many a new
seat.
Work is carried on from 9 until 4 UNI
der the supervision of Miss l.. Gertrude
Howes with two manual training teach
ers to show the student how to manipu-
late the tools 4 house that is used
for bad weather shop has been
equipped with furniture made by the
children.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20

fruit. and the long drought and heavy
drop reduced the crop still more. Pres
ent conditions forecast that the state viii
have about 46 per cent of full crop, as
reported by the growers. This would
mean about 10000 barrels compared
with 100. 900 in 1920 and 203,000 in 1919.
The best prospects are. reported from
Addison. Chittenden and Grand Isle coun-
ties, with the Champlain valley and from
Orange county i'm the Connecticut valley,
while in Bennington and Rutland counties
which have several big young orchards
just coming into light. some are prac-
ticaIly failure Scab is quite bad. other
wise quality, size and col0ring are quite
good.
Mcintosh are very light in Vermont
and throughout New England. Craven
stein. compared with a full crop, in per
cent are Sc: Wealthy. As: Greetings, 40 !:
Ben Davis, 80; and Baldwins, 33.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
HAVING IN YELLOWSTONE
Large Quantities Being Cut For Winter
@ Feed for Wild Game

YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wyo., Aug,
2G-It'S daytime on tho 800 acres of
ranch land maintained in Yellowstone for
the Wild game
six hundred tons of hay are being
raised this year for the buffalo herds
alone. For Ycll0wStone's winters arc
long and severe and unless food is pro-
vided the buffalo and elk would drift
down the valleys and out of the park.
Three ranches arc operated a. part of
the parks game protection program.
This year drift fence" is being built
TO prevent the buffalo from drifting to
lower ranges before winter SHOWS make
1t desirablclto let them roam ia the lower
vnlleys 1t is. seven feet high and of such
strength as TO Withstand the terrific on
slaughts of the buffalo herds.
S Superintendent Horace D. Albright
wllof Inns just finished an inspection Of
the ranches. STATES That, an effort viii be
tmade to lay aside several hundred tons
each season in preparation for unusually
severe winters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
OLD BIRD LOVER
VICTIM OF LAW
Prohibition of Caging Song Birds RObs
Him of Pets-kentuelty Cardi-
nal Stays.

DUBUQUE, Ia aug. 20.-Bereft of
his wild bird pets. II. H. Rhomburg. Du-
buque'S nature loving hermit, is a changed
man.
For more than score of years he has
surrounded himself in his home on rolling
bottom land of the Mississippi river with
song birds that learned to love their cap
tivity. But as the years ran on the state
law makers forbade caging song birds,
and recently the old man was arrested
fined. and the birds set free.
In one cage larger than the rest a bril-
liant Kentucky Cardinal fingered. when
a recent visitor called. It's door was open.
He will never GO said the old man
wiping his brow with a bandanna as he
gazcd upon the row upon row of empty
cages. HE is the one friend have left,
because the law tells me that l am abus-
ing my friends the birds. for whom l have
always labored and loved.
There You ape.H aRda,eoing. TO the
window that overlooks an orchard,
meadow and strip of rolling hills. he
pointed to host of bird houses and nat
ural bathing pools.
IF that is abusing the things | love"
he said then | am guilty"
Squirrels. rabbits with young. cats that
refuse to bother the birds. and two great
mastiffs held in leash by heavy log chains.
completed the life of the little farm home.
The birds were his dearest possession
Hundreds more of them built in the vi
entity of his home. Fearful of the law
vet with n -desire to aid the creatures he
has ministered to so long, the old man
still prepares food for the SongSterS and
watches them lovingly as they fly to him
for the delicacies he always has.
He does not foudle or caress them now.
He is afraid of the law
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
BAPTIST MINISTER'S
AT STATIONS RIVER
Rev. c. L. BrOwnell Speaker at An
nual Conference and School
of MPthotIS

BELLOWS FALLS. Aug. 20-The 1927
ministers conference and school of
methods of the Vermont State Baptist
convention will be held at Saxtons
River, Sept. 81. Vermont academy. the
preparatory school which opens this
fall after a five-year suspension. will
entertain the ministers and mission
aries. whose railroad fares, and charges
tor lodging viii be paid by the conven-
ton
Preparation and delivery of sermons
stewardship and evangelism viii be sub
iects discussed, and among the sneakers
are: DIR. John NJ. English of Boston;
Rev. Clark L. Brownell. Brattlcboro I;
+. A. Agar, ID. d.. New FORK city Rev.
Walter f. Sturtevant. Bristol Rev.
William +. Wilson. Burlington: Rev.
York 4. Kline. Lawrence, Mass. Miss
Carrie Mastaller. Boston: Mrs j p.
Rouqh. Norwich. Conn: Rev. Robert L,
Webb. Newton Center. Mass: and Rev.
Hugh \. Heath, New York city.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
UNITED STATES
WILL NOT Be PARTY
No Intention of Joining the
Anglo-Japanese Alliance
as England Desires
SUCH ALLIANCE IS
INSUFFICIENT

America Wants Far East Agreement to
Include Other Nations Possibly
England Is Preparing to Dissolve the
Agreement With Japanese Government
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
HOLD HIGHTowER FOR TRIAL.
Charged With Killing Priest-Prisoner
Declares Innocence

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2O.-After a
hearing yesterday, William 7. Hightower,
itinerant baker, was held to answer be-
fore the superior court of San Mateo
county to a charge he had murdered Rev.
Patrick HeSlin, Colma priest.
HightOwer was not represented by an
attorney and offered no evidence in his
own behalf He displayed keen interest
and interjected several questions to wit
neSSeS.
The prisoner expressed confidence yes
Iterday. Il will fight them all the way
through and / will win,' he said
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
GRAVES INDICTED INTO OFFICE
Headquarters Of Verr,ont's Prohibition
enforcement Officer VIII BE RurIinston.

BURLINGTON. Ara. 20.-garius NJ.
Graves. newly appointed prohibition di
rector for Vermont took he oath Of
office Yesterday at tie fede4al bul hliur.
the oath hcing administered by II, a.
Harpcp Of Washing on. field supervisor,
and former LEGAL aseistant to " J Mo-
Cartv. in charee Of enforcement of the
Voletcad law in Vow Ea@lnnd
AIr Graves win begin the duties Of
his Office Immediately. His headquar-
tiers win be here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
VERMONT APPLE CROP.
Will Be About 16 Per Cent of Normal
This Season, Says Sanders.

MONTPELIER, Aug. 20.-Statistician
v. A Sanders, employed comparatively by
the United States department of agricul-
ture and the agricultural departments of
the New England states. makes the fol-
lowing report i'm regard to Vermont fruit
prospects as of Aug. /, 1921:
The several spring freezes and frosts
caused a very uneven blossom and set OF
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20

BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial Dispatch to The Reformer.
a... Copyright 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
6ip iffc WcDicin | @prfet,

Ser aaar fnopt eli Sag ,lben at
man lGicr ON Ssosfalb foraoriuact
oeb 8ift, taaet peo Seiltagelie, meO.
beler Rc~gieringens Selieraao. Saa.
bant fan gobt uno9aaes pcb at iagts
tage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ser or
fsrIt oa frcmit iraen 8rlrno for Of
forpore Silt / Suiet. Nen bpis man
enoelig ntaa bape Slit til ct eller an.
oct nebpenbia BRIG, lao bsr ben life
iGttes Ser bpor ANDRE Slaas Webi-
elmer finoes. Oct or ncmlig meget
let at ~forberlc Wcbicinfloifer.
Silt bsr nltio forparcs paa Ste.
Der hpor Barn life fan fomme til
ben, BELT / ct tillaaiet Sfab. SLATER
inbeboloenbe Silt bsr merfes iaa tp.
belia meb Ell irrlfilt Gtifet at man
let Tan file Dem no fra andre Sla.
fer. Te bsr ierit og iremit bore ei,
Gtifet merfet "Soiien" iamt bore al
anbcn Sorm emo DC andre. Seloia
or oct cgina ON 8iitflaifer blcp for.
'pnet meh en- iGrifilt Sla9s Sort el.
Ter anoet Sprmerfe, bporoeb sc let
funbe aienfienocs cnoog / Isrfet.
Get fan life nofiom eitertrnffcs at
man life niao inbta9e cler aipe We.
Sicin | Mtsrfet % beller life uSen
isrit at lGic hpob ser itaar paa Gti.
fetten, ilanicet hpor flor Sait maj,
bar. en- gob Regel or at lGie gtifet.
ten 3 8anee fsr man tagcr cher giper
Webicinen.
Soor pbcrit ni9tig set or Of oisie
Realer ia9ttaaes fees beraf. at oper
5000 9soSialb inbtrGfier bpert Iar
her | 2anoct ioraariaaet peo 8iit,
hoorof omtrent Salpporten peo Sell.
taaclier oa llioriiqti9hcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13

ocn 2Ioc Iop. citer ire Gage isr at
pGrc rammct al ct SlagtilfGlbc, blep
5iraba0 Den 29bc lagt tilbuilc paa
@otcrlon Rioae 8ropplaoS. Eoit.
Tubnion al Spring 8rope iorrcttcbc,
ioct Niopocs SiGlcisrger, 8aitor
@onQcnitccn peb Spgoom bar Tor.
hinNrct ocrt. Ifoeoc par en- al Stre'
gets rIoitc Scttlcrc. 6sbt / Solt'
aaIcn, RorNc, ocn 1Sbe NpriI 1888
fom ban ollcrcoc / 1856 til Watcrloo
RioNc, huor ban 10 Mar icnerc blep
giit mco Mfii3 8tettc Gbriitinc Nca.
oaarO. Ceres G2tcifabcliac Samlip
itroftc iiQ opcr mere enc 63 Nar, ibet
Nuitrucn Seoc finn otte Tiger isr ham.
&c hau6c II @prn, men finn DC ieml
al 0isic opcrlcpcr tine SorGlorc. Dc
err Spcn al @atcrloo Hibac; Worit,
MT Mrs. g. 2. Snbnior al y. Sofo.
ia; @ctro, MI WrS. Claus guenmoc,
o. Mortin al Watcrloo Hioac, iant
Mrs. GbuS. Roaiom al Ga crosse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
1nlefcrt
tteo 0cres Wapm % Worcsic.

Sen GLADE Sui itaar ieien for 9ercu.
Sulen er WinberreS Heit. Sc bar ial
mango Genner baaoe her / Xaroct og /
8amlelanoet, ipnu Be suifcr at elrbc og
p~berraifc lmeb Ell Sulebilieu. 90 hpao
imiffere fan Sc ienoe enb ct pottcrt
Sulefort rneo Sillen % Seres NaNt
paatrpft2
9i er iitanb til at Iebere. hoab Sc
sniter / Sulebilsuin9sfort. Si bar tanr
iifret % no9le u~ulrtinoeligc batrc os
1maefulbe engraperebc Sort n,eh ~foriias
Ii9e Wptioer = ri9tige r9te SulcbiQcNcr.
Ga bpab mere CT, Triicn CT neget rintcs
liz. Yi paatrpffer bpert Sort 9trc5
Rapn % Ibresie Iantt "@lGbeIia SuI %
epbt Eptaar" enten pad Norif cher en-
seIif. 10 Sort lreb Ell pasIenbc Nons
polrt iii bnert Sort for Inn $1.25, 80
Sort meb &oupplrtter $500. Yortoirit
tilienbt.
YemGrf: Sore Sulefort ienoes life /
Got paa minbre elb 10 Sort. % hUis
man pnifer Sort meb forifieniae Ndruc
paa, MAD a bcitiue mirbit 10 Rort
meb bpcrt Napn (eler minbit 90, bpiS
man tar Sorpcl al Den billi9e YrtS ior
20 Sort.
seno Sercs gcitiGins I sirc.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
WDutana.

Srebie SrpuS nnber MrbeiSt. Win.
e iotasY tontona Yetroleum Gompa.
M bar nctop poabegpnot Boring al
nof c nSlicbrs1o / @arneia Siitrift
melem @arneia % Slioitb Sap /
Serglis Gountp. Sette or oct treble
Sorisg giort al %opennGpnte aompas
III, % ale inoen iamme &partieftion.
SnSeineebc Nntumpbiler Robot
Sppe Iutomobller, iom for nogcr
Sio iioen blcO inheircet % efterlabt
peo Colo, 20 Nil fra Wisioila, er
enbelig eftcr martae Cages baoroi
Irbeibe braQt mo til iioitnGonte gp.
en al DC iteritc TRACTORS meo Snc.
plog brsb iiG tilllut %igicnnenl, men
GrpebitionenS fr9pebe en- ~betpbelil
glrbeiositprfc % ct fort Setgeuo'
l9g.
Gig bragt ino fra @ilbmarfen. 81.
get al SameS acrlee, ser frss ibi9l
Sagen for Sofiigeliesba9cn, ba bar
iorisgte OF gon fra Sarbp 9oirntr
til Wisipulo ior at tilbringe benrt
Seitoaa hos lin fsomilie Der, err ,eftei
mango SanifcIigbeoer bragt til 6ennt
@p for at beQraoes. 81 Wenb pao
Sneifo brog ino i @ilomarfcn, mer
oct bar eitcr nrIten opermenncifeli9(
M%nitrcngclier, at DC leite Spgauen
gteoppcr enfcItc Tieloiiocr maattt
9ieet fsres paa Ell Soboagan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
Piolp for Sarmerne.

Sra Smobo mcobclcs, at eli Der.
ppren0s 9anfmanO. Z. s. GopiS, CT
bIcpct 6nIgt iii 8rGiiocnt FOR CT aor'
porution - She agricultural III
nance Corporation" =, iom forlcocr
Tag blcp oranniicrct oeri 9pclt mel
oct Sornnol Of birlpc StatenS Sor.
mere iii at crbolot 9oon al Den icoe'
role &rigsfinansforporotion / @n'h.
iuaton. Sncr 200 StotSbanfcr hnt
lnbcrtconct Suforporotionsartiflcrn
aorporationcn or inforporcret fnr
81, 100000 o9 bar ell Sno,lccone fol
oct ~tioobbcltc al bette 9elpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
Mrs. Slaf frifienot.

Sra Sbree Ripers, Rich., mcloeS.
at ben 81 Nar gamle W}rS. Slocf,
ser par lat unber 5iltole FOR at bape
mprbet lin 70 Nar gamle Nano.
@iaiom Slacf, bpiS 9ig blep frurbei
/ airlherctaQen | bcres Stem Sen
16oe September, er blepet frificnot al
Sltrpcn.
5iltalcn gift no paa, at Wrs. Sloct
bapbe oiitct zig r1eb ben samle Nal,o
/ oct Gicmeo Of fomnle / 9eiiooeIie
al bans betpoelige Sornnle, og of bun,
oa ban ipnteS at ppre mcact ieia,
liuet, baube orGbt ham og bereiter
bpngt ham / Ell @iclfe / 9ieIoer.
etaaen for of gipc set l1oiecnbe al,
at ban baooc bcgaact Selpmorb,
6oripariiocn bGpbebe, at bette ogiao
bar oct pirfcligc GilfGIoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
Smaapluf.

60. &. Sopoen % SuItru rel.
Ter oennc ltge til Gan Intonio,
2eras, bpor DC oil tilbringe Iintes
rem. Mrs. Sopben bar / lloaen 1ib
pGret ipgelig, % De baabcr, at Sell.
ntattoranoringen bill bi9Ipe bcu6c.
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al Der. % Mrs. Gilbert @noeripu
berar gpen, GgtepieS ibag @itcrn,io.
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lnoeroets at beiege SlrGtniuae /
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bar balGt iei0cr6c GntcSSmuns :
PrGiibent, &. Z. 9urtncIS; Siceprp.
iioent, 2bomas GoIolr; Sefretpr GA
Sosierer, Sobn Guiiu; y. Z. Sarlcu
gienpalgtes til Gountp0ireftsr, &c,
fretprens SEAPORT bite, at Scnne
Gountporganiiution pco NlorctS no.
lob oil bape omfring $1,000 Sos.
len % oper 900 bctaIcnOC NcOlcm.
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bsbe / tit Siem paa @aterIou &ioae