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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-16
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New YORK. - SprlnStlIne anu NV
nance. - Henry George Deppe OF Pal
merton, Pa, met 1t at Ellis Island the
other day, al Equipped with a French
dictionary under one arm and a bunch
of violets unde rthe other. Henry
George Deppe has reached the years
accredited to discretion. Underneath
his gray hair are said to be brains
as kekekn and hard as you often ina
them. But 1t was an adventurous ro-
nance just the same that brought him.
all be-violetted, to Ellis Island. He
was there to meet Nine. Julie Vetnnet,
his prospective bride. The meeting
was a sequel to war romance IN
Diion. where Lieutenant Arlington
Deppe, met, fancied, and made love to
Nine. vennet, but forgot to tell her
that he was married. She wrote Lieut..
Deppe after his return home. His ia
Their answered the letter and later
asked her to marry him and forget her
unfortunate love for his son. He Is
now going to make fight to prevent
her being sent back to France.
After having selected perfect
blondes" perfect brunettes, perfect
hands" and yes, perfect ANKLES II.
O. Hoppe, the English artist VINO mas
been over here adjudging merits LOT
several months has declared that
Madge Kennedy has the perfect
wink" It's innocent, rather than ui-
tra-sophisticated, he says
One of the new amusements IN TOWN.
is choosing titles for the pictures a'
the exhibit of the Society OF lndepehu-
emf Artists. The titles already ark
ed may be exchanged just as easily as
not. For instance there is a geometric
conglomeration entitled, rather large
". Forces in Notion" One crluc
nointed out that with equal appropri-
ateness, it might be 1.-THE Beginnings
Of a Harvester Factory" while one
named simply Figure would go wei
under the sobriquet OF buiiulhs
Blocks"
The Klaw Theater was opened INT
other evening with mice People, INT
new play by Rachel Crothers' Inc
play is concerned with much the same
thing we have reading and hearing 81
constantly within this past year
Elbow awful this young generator
is!" In "Nice People, the heires'
who ia shown as Exhibit A of the gen
eration's frivolity goes out into th
rural districts and is regenerated'
ia well-acted and withal pretty good
but we have had so many plays OF TN
wickekd city people being made owe
into very wortl while creatures JUS
by the influence of country air ina
It lacksk novelty.
Is this a matter for the memor
trainers, the psychics, or those verse
in the art of giving signals in car
playing? Two men were arrested her
the other day and locked up for nav
ing burglars tools in their possession
At first they denied their guilt VINE
takekn to the police station, the re
ouested that they be given pack
pinochdle cards, saying that the
could refresh their memory Will
nlaying cards. After few hands wer
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
WHY
BE
GRAY?
Fairs. Gray
Hair ReStOrer

It brings back the youthful
luster and life to the hair. De-
lightful to use--clear as water;
will not stain the scalp and is
without odor or sickness. Don't
wait until 1t is too late. Use it
now.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
SINS Of AnNInN
4 perfect PICTURE

Sins Of Ambition" nan Fifm
Produutions latest reieASe. 10 herald :
ed as rvan's ting creation. From
the four cardinal points, which arc
the necessary attributes to every NOV
ing picture. viz. first. the tito:
secondly. tho story; thirdly. cart and
direction. and fourthiy. Of course.
photography 'Sins of Ambition" may
bc considrrcd a perfect picture.
To illustrate the above statement as
resards 10 tii~ high quality ~ the pic
tura. tho following may be said: FirN.
lot us look at tho 'iric. Sino Of Am
bftfon.'' A. this pr-sen, ume, when
q great catastrophe In ~ng,ilf,ng the
entir~ world. and when in nAtfAhle
ambition seems to have been the
causc of all tho difficulty. II seems
that the title of this production wiz
strongly appeal TO tho public. and
while this .s nowise n military picture.
yet the title is not a rlsnomer. for
everyone tn the cafa presents n dip-
tinct rnhif1pn. which IN forrcfully de-
picted tn the play.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

CH|CAGO GRAINS
AND Provisions

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept 28-Accumnlatins
stocks of wheat tDgether with absence
OF export business had much to do
With dnwnturns in the price of wheat
The market closed unsettled from INC
to- 2Lc lower with December 81 24iz to
81 249&. and May S1.2SNs to 81. 2SE. corn
lpEt hGHNc to 11ac and oats &c to $50
Nc.
In provisions the outcome was un-
changed to 27Lc down.
1t was evident from the start that
the United States visible supply total
would show a decided increase. The
actual enlargement for the week
proved to be more than 5,0aa.0N1 BUSH
els and with a greater increase shown
for Canadh. the effect was naturally
depressing to the bulls. Meanwhile ex-
porters asserted cable offers to sell
wheat to Europe met counter propos-
ais to resell, and II was pointed out
German marks had sunk to a new
low level.
Rallies. due to profit taking by
shorts. failed to hold notwithstanding z
vices from the northwest and despite
icurtailed eatimates of Yield in Canada.
Corn and oats declined with wheat. al
tho at first relatively steady owing tu
talk ahnnt corn acreagn having per-
haps u.sen greatly estimated
On, the other hand hears streasetf the
fact that the visible supply of oats is
by far the largest known.
DOwntnrns in the value of hogs
weakened provisions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. 2S-U. S. Bureau Of
Markets. Cattle Receipts 27.ooc;
choice to prime yoariin1s and best
handy weight corn fed steers steady
others slow. unevenly Iowcr.. eariy top
yearlirgs. $40 sE. hulk all weight beef
steers around s. I5d9.,5. recnipt1 in
clude 1000 westnrns. she stock stendy
to &c lower. bulls weak. calves. stock
erz and feeders lower
Hogs-Receiprs sa.Aa; opan ;t to I5c
lower. later active. steady to loc iov.r
than Saturdays average; desirable
light butchers scarcr. top. $50: bulk
lights and light butchers. E.s5Ms.i 10.
bulk packing sows. SS ,sep6 60; pfg,
scnrcc s-cady; bulk Desirable. H-.Ssf
Ika
Sheep Recsipts 1885, drstx salns IA,
NATIVE iamhs to packess. E.5o0a.aa
ahouf steadS. Sssterws steady tn Is
lower. top. A.T5. 0e sheep about
steadv: westsrnu stsady to &c lower I;
top. a IS. fat shrep SSouf stBady /.
henvtes weak. talking iowcr on feeder
fnmh-. nons sold early.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York. sept. 2s.-Recent uncer-
tain tendencies in the stock market
became more pronounced TO-DAY not,
withstanding the hopeful teahng Noiceu
by the trading element, Selected issues
of the speculative varieties We're
steady steady to strong at lnterNale
but leaders of the oil, industrial ana
railroad groups reflected renewed pres
sure
Aside from the confusing foreign sit
uation as expressed in a new low rec
ord for German exchange develop
ments over the week end received faN-
orable Interpretation, Latest raiiroau
earnings were in keeping with iaSt
weeks favorable exhibits and reports
from industrial centers were encourag-
ing These were neutralized in a
measure by slight let down in tonna ge
movements from leading terminals due
chiefly to reduced coal shipments ana
some diuinn. .on Of the investment
demand from western and other inter
ior points.
High grade rails added nothing to
recent gains being overshadowed by
Junior issues but steels. equipments
and coppers. together with motors and
the cheaper miscellaneous stocks were
better by / to 2Is points.
The entire list turned heavy toward
the close offerings of Mexican Pc
troleum. Baldwin. Reading and North
srn Pacific effecting losses of to !
points in those issues and cancelling
many gains elsewhere Sales. t75,ooa
shares Ignoring a ~ per cent rate for
private loans, all call money on the
exchange was placed at per cent.
Time rates. mercantile paper and bank
acceptAnces were unchanged. brokers
reporting light inquiry
The fall of German marks to prac-
ttcally 0.Ss or four points under any
previous minimum was ACCOMPANIED
by weakness in Austrian. Polish and
other central European remittances-
Far eastern reInittances again moved
contrarfly. the Japanese rate falling
about half cent while the Chinese
quotation rose IL cents,
Libertys led an active and broad
bond market to irregularly higher
prices and numerous convertible and
debenture rails enhanced recent gains.
Speedy sales of sSl.0oo0o1 Of Pennsyl-
vania railroad equipment certificates
testified to the strength of the local
investment situation.
Total sales, par value, aggregated.
tfs. .szs.ooo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
MONEY
tBy The Associated Fress>


New York, Sept ss.-Foreign ex-
change irregular. Great Britain tpAr
s4 s6at per pound sterling). demand.
S.z2I. cables. BITS. France Cpar 1873
cents per Franco demand 716ia, cables
~. Italy Cpar 1913 cents per lira), de-
mand, 414, cables. 41i,r, Belgium tpar
,19.S cents per frauc). demand, 7.0sis.
cables, 7,09. Germany (par e3s cents
per marb: demand. 0s61A. cables.
o.s6A. Holland (par 4o.2 cents per
g1ilder); demand. s1s5, cables. 3LM.
Norway lpar aSs cents per kronel.- DE-
mand. 1900 Sweden tpar 26.s cents per
kroney: damand. 2ea0. Denmark tpar
26.s cent?, per krone): denand. T.In.
Switzerland (par 1913 cents per frann).
demand. r7.25. Spain (par 1873 cents per
pesetal. demand. 1s.0b. Greaca (par 1873
cents per drachrna); demand. ASS. Ar
sentina tpar IA cents per Argentine
paper dollar): demand. s,7h. Brazil
Cpar 32.45 cents per paper milrais>. de-
mand. 13.25. Montreal (par 100 cents
per Canadian doIlar); a04c.
Call money steady. higher. per
cent. low, ) per cent. ruling rate. j
per cent. closing bid. AZ per cent. Of
fered at per cent. last loan. 8 per
cent
Time loans steady: 81 days. 5k46i.
per cent, 6 months. 5i16f5% per cent
Prime mercantiie paper. 5ix165h per
cont
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Ssv sdmirsrs sre being won daiIJ
By Douglas Fairbanks a. the Palm
Th.,tre where his latest flm produc-
ton The WIT Ia nos hs!nE shown
Thia picture has s~ruSht to the
screen . new element In fiim enter
tsirrnen' because ~ tts original treat
rn=nt. n ia tho story Of q young fel-
io- so desperately in love that his
rsrv esrnostness hampers his court
ship Tho comedy complications that
develop because ot the rapid -firo stvis
of hts trv~-maklns keep the audience
IN an uprcsr Of laughter.
Newer IN the reiouhtablc "DouEe'
c.reer has he given To the public
more HatisfyinE picture. II iz crammed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
CBy The Associated Press)

Kansas City. Sept 2sa-U. g Ruresu
of Observation-Disclosures sa.aCo.
beef steers uneven. mostly steady. un-
dertone weak. early top. ssTs other
fed lots. E.5oIS.eo; early sales grass
era. Sh.Iks&i 90. calves steAdy to weak /.
few vealers. $1,000, bulk heavies. IS 40
8S.5o. stnckars and feeders mostly.
stnady.. spots strong on better grades;
steady: spots strong on better
grades: early sales stockers. s4on
%. 25. feeders. s.259S. IF. Gamers
and cutters steady to strong: bulk
cAnners. s2.so1a.75. cutters mostly
q. 25SfS.50: other Glasses generally
staadS. few cows. s6.y0; bnlk. t4.ODan
$50: grass heifers. a.ooms.5o. good
stock COWS. 1s5nGAoo. several loads
Texas stock heifers. S475.
HoEs-Reccipts s.5oa: open slow,
mostly 1oc lownr. closing active and
ftIily steady; choice 20 pound TO
packers. Ns5: 700 pound to shippers.
$50. $50 pound average. ST.75. bulk Of
sales. E.o061.b.. packing sows mostly
8. s.oa1S. Is. stock pigs steady to strong
few At ts.1.
Sheep e.ecas hiyrtns cfasses steadv to
strong ewes. 17s. western lambs.
$3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
ONE COUNTED FOR

There is = matter ~hfch is rather
mysterious to me. he said to his
rcichbor in the street chr.
And what is thatf" WIS qnered
m reply.
~, In this: A while ago the CONN
try was flooded with plugged COIN
You could hardly find quarter that
wasn't plugged. All Of q sudden they
seemed to have disappeared. The
mystery Is. whsre have they gomez"
"rHist''' replied the oue spoken 10.
inst wait until the euodnctor pnsses
along"
After = mcmen. the conductor tock
up the far. and went bsrk to his
place On the rear plstforu, and the
man continued:
II think I can help Won solve your
mystery. You want to know whers
the plug quarters have gone to. Well.
/ can account for one. I gave i. 70
The conductor rs 7 camc In. and he
Put it in his pocket without noticing
thst it ia plug. I didn I want him TO
hear any talk abost plug quarters for
fear he would get on 10 the racket
oh. no, there isn't much mystery
about plug coins The street car
car companies have got them laid
away in their reserve.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CHICAGO PRODUCE

lfkss'N'S-sh4e1u
Chicago. Sept 2s-Butter un-
chauSal. creamery extras. 43c; stand
ards. &c. firsts. S3lzSn4ic; seconds. n
d3l4c
E&s, higher: receipts $3.50 cases.
dxBtH, 37G3sc. ordinary frsts. 51G52c.
n14eceYla neous. 5106sc.
Poultry. alive higher. fowls. ia<27c;
sprfrcs. ZfAc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

A. to the story. the high tcach0
ar~ nsvenfully interviewer % As tn
present pcrtsct unity Of action. In
other words. the story 10. while repietr
with strong punc.as. = hArmonlo1h-
weave Of Action.
rhs photogrs ply OF tho pAaUs -
perfect. at tho Majestic today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
HOUSEWIFE SHIPS THE FRUIT

HOUSEWIFE SHIPS THE FRUIT
From. Orchard Mesa. Grand Juno
d0n.-Crders fpr peaches try,n, tho
Rcaoey ranch are re--eived from all
parts OF the united Staoss and Mrs.
Rsausy attenhs pc.spnally to all eI-
pec.e shipments. Their peaches this
y~a- arc especially delicious In flavor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CHICAGO POTATOES

(By The Associated PrcSl
Chicago. Sept. 2s-Potatoes weaker.
receipts 100 cars: total Untted StAfas
shtpments l.4s2. Wisconutn whita
sacked and bulk. 81 sSr2 50 cvt-. Min
nesots Red river Ohios smoked. a. 20
6ne IS cwt. sandisnd Early Ohios. 5
81 - cvt Idaho round white. .. 35o
As cwt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS

Jby
Now York. Sept. s.-Liberty bonds
closed: 5i4s. SIS. 10; first As. 1904. bid I:
second Is. SS0.24. first AS, saos4. sec
ond AS. 500 a. third tAe. se5. so.
fourth sAs. 5000: Victory. ans. sas "a.
Victory tAs. ssa.ts
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
NEW YORK COTTON

1By The -AssOciated Fress)
N~ York. Sept 26.-Cotton steady
at a nef advance OF 10 to 25 points.
Cotton futures closed steady: Oc-
toher. S9.75: December. soo.1o: Janu-
ary, s2O1e. March. 1885; May. sia.7o;
spot cotton quiet. niddling. i2o.25.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
DENVER LIVESTOCK

tIN Tho NNHfrfh.ad FrcssI
Denver. Sept 2s-C1tfie. s.1oo.
stss6v to 95c lower. b.-f steers. 81 90
N7cd. cows and heifora. 3 501s. so;
=,ocscr- ard feedcru. tS.oers.oa.
Hogs sno. s-e,dy, ton. $3.50. bulk.
fs ooe3o1.
Shop ts.nro: steady lsc lower, trn,hs
S.ooef7.75 cwes '7Ttf77 N; feeder
lsr,h- ti2Slhs ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CHICAGO GRAINS & PROVISIONS
Furnished by N, $. Walpole. Rooms
229-3a Thatcher Block Pueblo.
DENVER CIIRB AND SUGAR
by NJ s. Wajpole. Tina tcii-
CRAEN srPP1y

New York. Sept 26--The visible sup
ply of American grain shows the fol.
lowing changes
Wheat increased. 4.990.001 bushels.
Corn. increased. 23S.O0O bushels.
Oats. increased. 81 900 bushels,
Rye increased. 5600ee bushels
Barley increased. 7a5.0eo bushels.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
METAL QUOTATIONS.

IBy Tho Associnted Fressl
New York. Sept ae-Copper steady:
elestrolytic spot and nearby. 1eSG
i2isc: later. 12SG1cisc.
Tin. firm. spot and nearby. i21.cc.
futIres. 327-2S.
Iron steady: No. l northern. S21 oodf
ZOO. No. northern, t1a.S0o2leo; No.
southern. s19.ooq2o.oo
Lead STEADY. spot. N-7o
Zinc. steady; East St L1afH SPOT
sias
Anttmcny spot ssN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1876.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

SILVER
Now York. Sept. 2s.--Fcroiyn bar
silver ssNc. Mexican dortarr. 5.sc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
KANSAS CITY rRopUcE

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
CBy The Associated Prcss)
Kansas City. Mo-. Sept ss.-Ekrs un-
changed .irxrr. ssc. saconds. 2sc.
Butter unchanged. creamery. tsc.
packing. 23c-
Poultry unchanged: hens. i7022e:
springs. ..oc. broflerr. &c
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05

and Literary Contest Association to be held there Friday and Saturday
 After fbe Southwestern Passenger Association had denied the rates, the question was taken up with President Bush of the Missouri Pacific, and after an exchange of telegrams he tel egraphed that his road would make open rates of fare and one half from ali points in Arkansas effective at mid. night tonight and limited to May 2
 Hope has made extensive prepara- tions for the big meet, and now that rates have been allowed on the roads and probably will be allowed on other roads it is expected that the attendance will be very large. Homes of the city will be open to the visitors during their
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05
MOTHERS DAl SUNDAY.

The attention of rhc entire command of Camp Pike has been rected to the fact that next Sunday k Mothcr>' Day A camp memorandum issued rega rding this subject enjoins the entire camp to properly observe the day
 The commanding officers of all units have been q racted 10 bring this matter to the attention of their command es- pecially the particular and beautiful significance of the day, and endeavor to impress upon them the unpayable debt of love and self sacrifice which all men owe to that great test and most un- selfish of affections, mother love.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05
DISAPPOINTMENT.

It comes to all of us at some stage in life, and in many instances we feel It's sting more times than once. It plays no favorites From the humble home, where storm and flood blot out the dream of growing gardens, its melancholy message wounds the heart of nations chief executive. The empty stocking on Xmas morn presents its tragic meaning to hoRful children, leaving youthful heartache no mortal can describe Disappointment com mon indeed among men and among na tions. but nevertheless, disappointment.
 We can account for the ruin of crops and the wreck Of business institutions we can realize the cause of Woodrow Wilson's broken spirit by reason of the Senates rejection of his peace plan we know the story of the empty stock ing is true because of extreme poverty. For all such disappointments we feel a sincere sorrow. but there is yet another disappointment that leaves peculiar sting more puzzling To solve than all others-the disappointment in a fr.end whom you faithfully served
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05
RAILROADS REDUCE
 RATES FOR CONTEST

The Missouri Pacific and the Louis
 jana and Arkansas railroads today granted request from Hope residents for reduced rates on account of the state meet of the Arkansas Athletic
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All advertising copy must be receiv- at the office of The Picayune not lat sr than 10 a. m., of the day on which it is intended for use, otherwise 1t will appear in the issue of the following day
 Advertising copy for use in the week u Picayune should reach this office not later than Wednesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any individual. firm or corporation ep- bearing in The Picayune will be promptly corrected If brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements of facts however will not be retracted
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05

Entered as second-clas matter Jan uary 5, 1921, at the post office ct Pres colt, Arkansas, under the Act of March .. 1S70"
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05

stay. Advices received by the Com
 mittee on Arrangements estimate the q attendance at $1 300.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-05

Instead of once a woke, the Picay- une will come to you 6 times a week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
en- trofait Puno.

Sra Misioula, Wontana, beretteS
Sen lite December: Iariagen til
Sa1nes Gerlees mpitiffe @ortebliper
fra Samiliens Heltnion paa Safiigel.
iesbaaen er M blebet opfIaret peb
Slnbet al bans ~Itipfrosne 2eaeme op.
pc meIlem @ieraefie, ca. 100 Nsil |
.Spb for Iisioula.
Sans Suitru % 10 9srn hap6e
intet bort fra ham paa flere Tiger,
oa ban orep en- 8rrbe 40 Wil ien'
benfor Sarbp. @ont. Sirsoas for.
rige ltge inubleoe en- SGloeianaer,
Gem Conner, iom ieIp n9iten bar ieg.
neferbie. cfter flere 0ages Gamp med
Sneitornle og Silloe, oper Serlees /
Sneen belpiS begrapeoe Gig. 9iget
bepoeteoes al ct Senranael al en-
Suno, bpis pnfelige Subeu bapbe til.
trmffct iig Gonnors Snmerfiombeo.
Salposo al Suit og llonIattelie maze
Sc Conner enbelig frcm I'll Ell Rarcb.
bporfro ban ~teleionerebe ben isrgcli.
&c Npbeb til n9rnelte gg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
udenri9$bandeIen
SaaSe lib % SnofSricl innfet ! iur.
banienoe Grab.
st Sioerncs Seau.

Sfslee oe Sor. Staters SanoeIs.
oepurtement gift SGrbien at oe go.
rer, iom uofsrtes til forlfienige &alt.
ter at SerOen, / Sftober neo til blot
en- grsfbel al geroien Of De 8orer,
Iom ltofsrtes / iamnle Waaneo for.
rise gar.
~llbfsrielen til europa belsb iie
iaaleoes | OCTOBER iaar til blot 1885,.
100000 MOB $423,0O0,O 900 / iamune
Wtaaneb THOR, mebens Snofprielen
fun beleb fig til SCI, 100000 mob
$sS,O00,000. S Sc fsrite 10 Wtaa.
neber al inbepGrenoe sIor beIpb 50.
taluoferielcn fig til 900
moo $3,720,000,0 600 / Sc ferite 10
Waaneoer at Iaret 1920, meoens
Snbferieleu fun anbrog til 1922.
100000 moo $1,07S.000,000.
~llbfsrielen til Spoamerifa belsb
Zig til omtrent $15,000,000 MOB
$5S,000,000 ianlme Waaneo forriee
Iar % Snofsrielen I'll SIS ,000,0 900
MOB $47, 200, 900. S De fsrIte 10
@aanoer al iuoep9reiloe Iar berbb
Sotali,bisrielen til Spoamerifa fig
til $244, 000, 900 moo $491, 000, 900
/ De t~iliparrnbe Maaneoer forrige
Iar o. S~nbfsrielen til $242, DOC 900
moo $685., 900 900.
lloiprieler fiji Iiien belsb ii9 | OF.
i5ber~tiI $44, 900 1000 mpo $4,000.
600 / Sftober iiior % S~nOfsrielen
til Sal 100000 moo $75,O00,00
llbfsrielen % Snbfsrielen til De
pigtigite 2anbe bar / Sftober iaar
immnenlignet mes Sftcber ifior ionl
fsIger:
Sroufrig, @rport, $4,000, 900
moo $79,000,000 Support, Sill
100000 moo $4,000, 900.
Spiflanb. grport $4,000, 600
moo $50, 000, 900; Support, 81, 6 0
600 mon $7,9O0,000.
StaIien, grport, $tS,000,000 moo
$36.000,000; Support, $7,000,00O
MOB $4,000,000.
Storbritantien. @rport, $S5,000,.
600 moo $3.50, 900, 900; Support,
$19lQ08,000 moo $34,000,000.
China, Export, $25,000,00O MOB
$t3,000,000; Support, $9,100,00O
moo $9,600,O00.
Sapor, @rport, $25, 100000 moo
$40, 100000; Support, $17,000,000
MOB $21 100000.
Irgentina, grport, $4,000 900
moo $50, 100000; Support, $4,000.
600 moo $15,000,0 900.
gra5ilien, grport, 100000
moo $15,00O,000; Support, $4,000.
600 MOB $4,000 600.
Chill, @rpprt, ST 100000 moo
$5,000,0O0; Support, $1,000,000
moo $S%,000,000.
Merico, grport $t4,000,000 moo
$21,000,000; Support, 100000
MOB $t2, 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Sammenitoo / Suften.

Sfslge ct Telegram fra 2apton,
Sfla., bleb fire Wilitprflppere - to
Sfficerer og TO merlige Solbater =
iorrige llge br9bt / @Grbeoeu al
9oitfielo / Smegnen al Sort Gin,
Sfla., ba be to @eroplaner, hOori DC
befanot fig, itsbte inmmen beit oppc
/ 9uften oe itprtebe neb paa Soroen.
Se fire par &aptein q. 2oomis,
2sitnant s. &. 2anfan, S. Subbaro
os 9. u. Smitb.
De TO IeropIaner befanbt Jig paa
ct Speliestoet. De bnpbe pGret |
9uften en- l9neele Si6, ga Ell parIte.
Zig Wanspre beorbrebes al BEN font
manperenbe Officer. llnoer llbierel-
len al benne TOM De TO Slauer ioa
nGr binanben, at Be ifureoe Siberne
iannren meo Den Splge, at Singer
ne paa bisie Siber fnilites, bborpeo
baaoe 9erepnen % 2isepesten tlliil-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
en- mooerne Puleboer.

Sra Champaign, Sn., berettes. of
Sen 80 gar gamle Sarrp Gapis, ionl
| flere gar babbe bapt SilbpIb / en-
Sule | RPrbeben al 9pell, Sirsoag
forrige llee banoe br9bt iig ielp, ga
ban tritebes meb Irreitation.
Sarmerne | Smegnen baooe | Sen
ienere Sib. flaget ober, of Mao og an-
Gre Eager bar bIepet %ltiaalet fra De.
res Stem, og e1 notwithstanding bIeu
ubitebt MOB Sabis. Sa Hetsbetien-
tene n9rmebe Jig Sillen, aopareoe
Sanis DEM moo at fomme nGrrrere
og trl,eoe meb at tage 9ipet al fig,
bpts De gioroe Soriss paa of arre.
itere bam.,
Se traf fla tilbaee, men bertbte oen
nGite Dag tilbage o. omringeoe Su.
len. S bet iamme bsrte De fra ben.
ne &naIoet Of ct Sfub, og ba De
trengte inc, fanbt oe 9apis liggenoe
ogo paa @ltlpet.