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New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

3sd L. De. s7th st, "a ave, diago-
nal line from the corner Of e. ssth St and
ave, and Sd ave.
18th satn e e !, DuA s.,h diagonal line from the
the corner Of E. s7th ST. and sd ave, % Sd Sd
ave. e. s4th st. and Lexington ave
a5th e. De ssth St. Cd ave. F.. S7th
f. S7th st and Sd ave. to the corner of e.
s3sh st and Lexington ave.
from the corner of 80 ave. and e. 8slh ST.
TO the corner Of I'd ave. and E. SSth ST.
Z. sssh St. and LeXington, aye.
corner Of p. 9oth St and Sd ave. to the
corner OF f. S9th st. and 2d ave. I'd ave.
diagonal line from the corner Of Cd ave.
asth p; De. S9th st. ist ave. f. ss,h
39th f.. D.--A diagonal line from the cor
ner Of ed ave. and f. Goth st. to the cor
ner Of LIST ave and f. s9th St. Il. Ssth ST.
4oth T. De. Goth st.. ,st ave. and a
diagonal line from the corner of lsr ave.
and q. goth st. to the corner Of % ave
4lst e, De. Goth St. Avenue A. e. sstn
st. and LIST ave.
aga f. De. .sist St. East River. East
tsd e D.--A diagonal line from the
corner Of , ,. scth st. and ID 3D. ave TO to the the
St, Avenue and II. Goth ct.
44th e. De. 9lst St. diagonal line
'itHi the corner OF NJ SISt st. and lYt
to the corner of f.. 90th st. and Cd ave 2d
ave. n diagonal line from the corner of
% ave. and e ssth ST to the corner OF
Sd ave. and &c. Goth st and sd ave
45th e. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner OF e, 93d St and 2d ave to the
corne~ OF Il. 9zd st. ana lst ave. list aye,
e ".st st and Cd ave.
10th e. DE. 93d st. fst ave T. 91th
St. East River E. 91st st. lst ave and
diagonal line from the corner OF e. S2d
81 and LIST ave to the corner of F. esd
st. and I'd ave.
47th r DE s4th st. 1st ave. E. ssd
ST., I'd We, r. s1st st. and Sd ave
4Sth r De. 9bth st.. Cd ave, E. s6th
st, East River, E. oath st. and Sd ave.
49th e. De 9th St. I'd ave. E. s5th
ST. and I'D ave.
10th f. De eoth st. Cd ave. f. ssth
st. East River. E. Seth st. I'd ave. e.
97th st. and 3d ave
5ist E. DE. Tooth St. Cd ave. e. sSth
st. and I'd ave.
Seventeenth Assembly District
1st F. U,--A diagonal line from the cor
ner of E. 'oSd st, and Madison ave to the
corner OF e. 1hod ST. and Park ave- Park
ave, r. l0ist ST. and Madison ave.
81 Fl. p.-A diagonal line from the cor
rer OF FL lohth st. and Madison ave TO
the corner OF e. I"4th st and Park ave.
tark ave, diagonal line from the corr er
OF r. 1o2d ST and Park ave- to the corner
= e losd ST and Madison ave. and
Madison ave.
al F. DE 1osth at. Park ave. a
''!agonsl line from the corner OF f. lO4th
81. anu Park ave. to the corner of E l05th
81. Snd Madison ave, and Madison ave.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
GU UY.

After so long the drouth is broken. It has been raining almost two weeks. Several around here have killed hogs and some have lost their meat on &C., count of the warm, rainy weather.
 Health is fairly good in this com- munity at this writing.
 The little infant of l.. w. Acre and wife is improving slowly. They have taken it to the St. Vincent's infirm- ary twice.
 Uln Kessinger is able to sit up again. He has been confine dto his bed for four weeks with typhoid fever. P. J. Henry of Bonneville is spend- ing few days with relatives and friends of this place.
 Damascus and Guy basketball teams played on the latter's ground Satur- day, the score being in favor of Guy. J. P. Kessinger and Luther Perkins attended church at New Home Sum- day.
 Thanksgiving was very dull at this place on account of it being such rainy day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
NEW HOME.

We are having some cool weather which is good on the meat that has been killed.
 Health is good in this community
 w. R. Bearden and Will Trawick left last Monday for Perry county or a hunting trip.
 E. C. Andrews and c. R. Condray and wife made business trip to Lit tie Rock last week.
 Ernest Bivens and wife are the proud parents Of a fine girl.
 Rev. Gates of Damascus preached an interesting sermon at the school house last Sunday night.
 Rev. McGee filled his regular ap. pointment at this place Saturday and Sunday.
 Little Mavnelle Bearden is on the sick list.
 G. T. Condray had the misfortune of losing his pocketbcok which con. tained S7 and some small change There was one $5 bill in it, and alse a small tobacco sack.
 November 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
BOOKS RECEPTION
 T0N|CHT'S EVENT

A "book reception" to be given under the auspices of the Conway School Improvement Association at the First Methodist church basement to- night at 7:3O o'clock is an event ex- pected to be largely attended.
 While social greetings and other forms of entertainment are planned, the occasion is to be exactly as in dicated by it's name, a reception of books for the libr2.' afy tGlthe public school, which, acco~tdin to superin- tendent R. E. Woma.eck is sadly de pleted. Selecting from a> list pub lished by MT. Womack in the Log Cabin Democrat several days ago, each guest is expected to bring one or more volumes to be deposited in the library, or the cash with which to purchase one or more volumes.
 Everybody is cordially invited to at tend and it is expected that the school library will be greatly replenished by the book donations.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
HANNA.

We have been having plenty of rain.
 J. C. Selby and Allan Brown made a business trip to Conway Friday.
 Claud Tubbs of Clarksville, Tex, is moving back to old Faulkner to make his home. We are glad to welcome him back.
 Sunday school was we'll attended Sunday.
 W. R. Blythe and wife visited J. c. Selby Sunday.
 Garlic Winters has got to be a pleasant caller at Dr. H. B. Hardy's, and John Venable at Robert Winters.
 J. w. Venable is going to move to England. We are sorry to see him leave. He is a good Sunday school worker as well as a church worker.
 Dr. H. B. Hardy made an interest ing talk Sunday morning in Sunday school.
 Jimmie Walters of Beckett Moun- tain visited J. E. Winters Sunday.
 The surprise singing at Luther Winters Saturday night was we'll att tended. They are preparing to have Christmas tree at Union Grove Christmas eve. November 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01

Agents T. M. Williams and Mrs. c. D. Turner. Other activities enu-
 merated and commented upon by MT.
 Cleaver were: The entertainment of
 the legislative committee visiting the
 State Normal; the membership drive
 last spring, which practically doubled
 the income of the club; the improved
 financial condition of the club, which
 at the beginning of the year had de- i felt and an income of but S20O a
 month and now has an income of $350 a month and a balance in the treasury; the cooperation of club in
 legislative matters, especially with | reference to the question of freight
 rates; housing conditions in Conway;
 cooperation with other agencies to
 interest outside capital in the erec-
 tion of a modern hotel; advertising secured free of cost in a prominent New Orleans journal; the cotton acre. age reduction campaign; the trade ex- cursion to Heber Springs; cooper ation with other agencies in the building of the new highways and in- ducing the Pulaski county authorities to complete the hard surfaced road from Palarm to Little Rock; assist ance in putting over the sales and luxury taxes for the support of the public school; assistance given the Faulkner County Poultry Association nJ1ttin eLo,,& scription for the relief of Blevins storm sufferers; assistance in boys and girls club fairs and in the Faulk- her exhibit at the state fair; hand ling a large volume of correspond ence and replying to inquiries from concerning this section.
 In concluding his report President Cleaver recommended that monthly sales day be held at Conway, at which time every business house would offer some article worth more than that sum for $1, and the em- ployment of a paid secretary of tte club who could also be used as mar keting agent to assist in marketing the products of the farm.
 Following Mr. Cleaver's report the election was held and after MT. Hill had been inducted into the chair the principal addresses of the evening were delivered by MT. Laney and Dean Knapp. An account of these addresses appears in another column of this paper.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
SHADY GROVE.

Several are killing hogs this week
 A few of the young folks attended singing on Horseshoe Mountain Sun. day afternoon.
 Little J. B. Davis is on the sick list this week.
 Vaudy, the daughter of MT. anc Mrs. w. M. Langston, has been very ill with pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Herring spent Saturday night at New Home witt relatives.
 Our school is progressing nicely The boys and girls have organized their basketball teams and will soor be ready to play almost any othe1 teams of the surrounding schools.
 Noel Holland and J. M. and w. L Mckay made business trip to Nor rilton Tuesday.
 Miss Erie Nichols is spending : few days with friends at Morrilton.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Webb are tn, proud parents of a daughter.
 Since the last few weeks the whit, mule has been strolling around il our community. We are very SOFT, some of our men cans keep this olt mule in the stable.
 November 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
CONFERENCE SEES
 1922 CR|D,CAMFS

Inter-conference games for the 1922 football season have been scheduled by the Arkansas Intercollegiate Con- ference, giving each member four games for a certainty. Games out side the conference will be left to the members and their schedules filled as chance may offer. Jonesboro Ag- gies have already scheduled a game with Cape Girardeau (Mo) Normal, and College of the Ozarks and Rus sellville Aggies will have their usual hammer and tongs mix up on Thanks giving.
 State Normal has five open dates on it's schedule. Jonesboro will be played October 20, Magnolia October 27, Russellville November "A, and Little Rock College November 30. Besides the Normal game, Jonesboro will play Russellville November 3, Little Rock College November IT, and Magnolia November "A. Russellville will play Magnolia October 6, Little Rock College October IS, and Jones' boro November 8.
 Announcement of the conference itineraries for 1922 was made today at the State Normal School. It brings into action all elevens, and leaves five open dates for the book ing of games outside the conference.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
WOMEN START STUDY
 OF BALLOT SYSTEM

Chicago. Dec. Why men do not vote, what's wrong with the ballot and how politics handles electoral machinery-these are some of the problems that women voters have set to look into here December to 3. At this time the National League of Women Voters will hold its first in- stitute on efficiency in government in Chicago.
 "It's purpose" explains Miss Belle Sherwin of Cleveland, who is in charge, "is an expansion of the po- litical education for women begun in our citizenship schools. We started with study of government, the con- stitution and the laws, and are going forward to consider much more care fully what political parties are doing with the institutions we are studying.
 "If the league is a university of adult political education, might say its citizenship schools present the freshmen course and this institute is second years course"
 The program of the league is to study government as it is, govern ment as iti practiced under the in- fluence of party organizations, and government as it should be to get the participation of more people in it and more efficient administration, Miss Sherwin added.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
PORTO REGAIN COTTON
 DEVELOPS BOIL WORM
(By the Associated Press)

San Juan, P. R. Nov. 15.-(By Mail)-As a preliminary means of combating the pink boil worm which has been found here, cotton fields are being burned over and places where seed or cotton might spread in- lection are being disinfected. No steps have been taken, however, which are considered drastic enough in view of experience in the United States and elsewhere.
 One suggestion made has been that all cotton planting be suspended for a period of three years.
 The cotton crop of Porto Rico is worth approximately $400,000 a year, and planters are opposed to having a ban placed on growing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
OPERA BY WIRELESS
 FIVE TIMES WEEKLY

Chicago, Dec. Ion long winter nights when the family gathers round the fireplace in some isolated, snow bound farmhouse the members need not lack entertainment, for the air is full of music, short stories and gos- sip, free to every one prepared to receive it.
 Thousands of amateur wireless operators, experts say, are listening nightly to grand opera, bed time stories, photograph and band con- certs, crop and weather reports and aerial gossip. Any wireless telegraph set can, without additional equipment, pick up the radiphone messages and concerts.
 With the inauguration of wireless grand opera by Mary Garden, director general of the Chicago Company, three hours entertainment is furnished five nights week.
 Telephone transmitters over the stage at the auditorium theatre pick up the opera, transmit it over the or. dinary land wires to wireless sta. tion on the roof of skyscraper sev. eral blocks away, and from there is sent out broadcast to any one with the proper equipment to receive it The company operating the station maintains three other broadcastine plants, one at Pittsburgh, Pa., one at Newark, N. J., and one at Springfield Mass. The program of the Pittsburgh plant is typical of the others.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
ADDS TO SURVEY STAFF.

Little Rock, Dec. 1.--The announce ment was made yesterday by Dr. w. T. Bawden, who is in charge of the school survey being made in the state, that he has decided to in- crease the survey staff by the addi- ton of an agricultural education ex- pert. The new man will devote his especial attention to the four agri- cultural schools and the GA Smith Hughes schools, cooperating with the five experts already at work on the rural school survey. It is expected that the appointment will be an nounced within the next few days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01

Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
o. E. S. MEETING.

Palmetto chapter No. 1T, Order of the Eastern Star. will meet in the Masonic hall Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. A full attendance of all mem- bers is urged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
FAST TRAINS HIT
 HEAD ON; 6 LOST
tBy the Associated Press)

Portland, Ore, Dec. 1.-SiX persons were killed today in head on col lision between fast passenger trains on the Oregon & Washington near Cello.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01
Member of the Associated Press
The ASaociatnd press is eYe1u.

The Associated Press is exclu- sively entitled to the use for repub- hcation of all news dispatches cred tied to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local nsws published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatch e herein are also reserved.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-01

Rev. and Mrs. H. Hanesworth re- turned this morning to Cabot, follow ing a visit to their son, Stanley D. Hanesworth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02

faarlis ct Iar % BET nGite, mao
ban life sioe op. Sporban ifulos
Get ellers saa meo Weroen2 Den
amerifanife &egiering bar pitt EFT
f!ar Soritaaelie al Sunobrugets BE-
tp0nius beri, at Den bepilget el
Saan paa $500, 10000 til SjRlp
for Sarmerne nu. Gtbpert Sanh
fuIoe itstte 9anobruget iaa eoot.
6armerile er fpreurig giennengaa'
enoe meget oelltaaenbe Der, oeron'
3loner ,be mango Banter, iom be
Lar oprettet eaer iom gisr SorreI'
ring mel BENT. 90 oeres @aaroe
| Wiooeloeiten pioner osiaa ON BEL
itano. SEQ en- MISUNDERSTANDING
oeruoe itoo Der bunorebepis al au'
iomobiler runbt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cg neiten ane tilbsrte De 6armere.
De er rige % De leper goot. Wen
Sc beapnoer foriistia, fsrit bp5ger
De Jig Ell flor % GOD Saape, iaa en-
Clio og Oct iioite De bpeger Ell ct
goot og fort S,ts. De er opgti9e
Solf, % bet bar Statsraaoen en-
ierlis @lGbe ct ie, buor mango
ilinfe ifanoinapiite Sarmere Der
Lar, iom bapoe giort Oct gobt ber.
lbe. Sc er oeIaa blanot De fsrite til
at bli @nlerifanere % gaa op | lit
tpe Seorelanb. Sluttelig uotalte
Sr. Sipe, at ban gentle pitt bella.
eeoe at forlaoe Waibineton, bpcr
ian alereoe bapoe faaet mango 9obe
Semter og bapbe bapt cit rneget in.
teresiant Tib, men ban bar paa ben
dnbeR SIDE glab oper at faa TONNE
iilbage til lin forrige Stiaing ionl
Seber al bet norIfe &anobrussoepar.
tement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02
Smaaplnf.

M,atbias Moe / "Oecorahs
9oIten"s Srpfferi reiite 6reoae til
Ct. 0aul paa en- llgeS Seisg hos i'm
Sanilie.
= RrS. Sranflin Sampion os
0ers. s. 9. Sobnion relite forrige
llae til Siour Sails, g. Sat, for at
beieae Slegt1inger.
= George airfebp og SuItru %
Barn ira Reeoer, g. 9af., bar pGret
i @ncn Ell llges Sib paa geise hos
hans Sorplore, Scr. % Wtrs. y.
&irfebp.
2oitnant % Wrs. Wacallp
fon1mer til 9pen ioag Wanoag) ira
MoribaQtopn paa 9eieg hos Wtrs.
Wocoulps Sorplbre, Sberit og MtrS.
Chr. Brandt. s Wariboltopn bar
DC beisgt Ntr. og MRS. Serbert Tllte,
iom leoiaecr Dem BERTH FOR at bele9e
Slegtninger % 8enner.
= Miis Sauna 6. Stteien refer
Snsbog I'll a%oibfonong, @is., Tor at
beltoae / Den Norife Spnoocs aarlige
Wsoe, boiIfct bolbeS Der ira 4oe I'll
10oe Iugltit / Ell Of benocs Saoers
gamle Wenigbeoer, boor ban bar
9reIt'i oper 81 Iar. Wenigbeoel
paa aoibfonone beitrioer penllgIt ale
benoes llbgifter meo &eilen.
6. &. Sopben oe s. g. Burns
fom iioite llge tilbage ira Sumatra,
Worta,a, / bpis Smegn Scr. Sopoel
eicr ell ltsrre 2anoitr9tning. Wfr.
Burns fipbte paa Suren Ell Del Sano
al 9opoen. Sailbet beriloe er belig'
genoe | Oliefeltet, % mango ipaar,
at Oct bill blipe poerIt oproirllot meo
Sioen. Sorsprig er ogiaa Iplinger
/ hctte Strsg 9oh iaar.
= 8alpb Saga, Ssn al Scr. og
MrS. Martiu Saga her | 9pen, fonl
forrtge Snsoag meget ~alporlig til
ifaoe noe peb 9eter 9anielions Sarm
/ Seiper Sotpnibip. San og nogle
andre bar paa Ell &ioetur uoe paa
8eien, oe unge Sagas SeIt inubleoe,
iaa ban faIot al, cg Setter itupte
ooer ham. Sans Sing % aniigtet
blep itpgt Ifaoet, og ban bar ligget
beoibitlss hos SanielionS, belt iiben
lllpffen benote. San er ca. 20 @ar
ganrmel.
9a / Sranfria falone Soloat
Benjamin 8 Sin blep Ssnoag BEN
24be Suli begropet meb militGr SO.
non paa 8lenpooo RenigbebS &irfe.
8aarb. Imerican 2egion f~oreitoo ge.
gropelien, iom foresif mnber itor Sell
taselie al Soloater fra Geroensfrigen
og andre. 8aitor Slof Srepif talte
paa Rorif og 9aItor 2orriion fra
9ecorab paa gngelIf. Oscar SOP.
ituen, en- Sen og arigsfammerat al
Ifbsbe, bolbt lieeleoes en- Gale. Oct
nar en- beitoelis os paffer gegra.
belle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02
S9iaa CT ~NrbeioSmaaSc.

Set bar uoe / en- 5oritaospiaa,
rg SnietS Srlle bar beifieftieet mes
ct plante fine Salmer Ga glomiter
ON uoe / Sripbuiet, bpiS Gsr Steo
1aben. On Oaarlie fl9ot 2anoitrn.
ger fom og figgeoe inc oa ip,,rote
ON ban fllnoe faa noget arbeioe.
"@r De 8artner?" ipurote
Sruen.
"gtei, bet fan ieg life paaItoa."
"Ween maaife Se aaiaepel funsc
taatase Gem at>plante oisie gIon.
ller om?"
"Neei, Srue Ser pilbe bore for itor
en- Niiifo oerpeo, ibet ieg maaife
tunoe soele9se 9lemiterne."
"Waen bpao fan Sc ba paotooe
Sem?"
80, bpis Sruen piloe aipe mia
en- al 9eres Manbs Gisarer, ioa
filnoe ieg iatte mig Der / 9~ripbuIct
cg rsge Snieftertle bort, tbi oisie CT
reget ifaoelise, ierli9 for Goien.
fnopper."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02
1n0lanoet.
fra Stoe 4

blep | en- osenoe Sorfatning bragt til
Soioitalet, meoenS Iopofat Mcflep
bar 300 inben ban toaes op ira Sui
bet bpor ban bar falot. aelogg bar
p9ret Weolem al Gbicagos Yoliti-
itprfe | De iibite 80 Iar, % oct iaa
BELT no iom ON ban plltoielia bar
bleoen ponbittig. Ser opitoo Ell frpg.
telig Balif / R~etslofalet, ibet Solf
fiGmpebe iom raienbe for at naa
lloeangsosrene.
SnpS 8algen. Inorep grpfailo,
lorn bar unber Inflaae for at bape
mproet lin Suitru % betraetebes ionl
ct iiffert Offer for @aIeen, bar inpot
benne peo at iulte iia libel. San
haooe UNDER SpboIbet / SpnesIet
lagt on paa en- ipltematiif ltbiult.
ming oeb at ipiie finn pberit Tibet og
Oct iaabant, iom life befom bam bel,
% efter ben 14be Slli at bore braat
til Soipitalet gif bet bllrtig ne6ab
meo ham. San lagbe life Sfinl paa
i'm 8lpoe oper iaalebes at unogaa
at blipe bpnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02
Statsraab Tipe. "Sreoerif VIII

Sfdfsrado Ttoe. "Sreoer1t VIII
cfgif Sreoag meb iulo Easiagerli'
ire, 1920 ialt nleboeler "9toro.
Sih." 9lan0t Easiagererne bar
Statsraao Sine meb Srue % fire
Barn. Sr. Jipe bar netop fonlruet
.llbage fra lin Sur / Wiboelpeiten %
lial MI biem for; iom tioligere
nppnt, at opertage Sanobru5sbepar.
.fmentet i oct npe norite &abinet.
SON llotalte, at ban Daobe bapt iGr.
oeles meget llobptte al i'm Sur %
/ oct belle glort mango in~teresiant,
S.agtta9elier unber lit Spbolo Der
iom neutrality-suspicious. oeo Sesatio'
nen / @aibington. llnoer @eisget
/ Wibbelpeiten bauoe Statsraaoeu
iaat Srlotrpf al, at Ssrfel baooe
qIort ppermaabe megen SfaOe paa
Nplingcn. Smiolertio uiloe Der iaar
neppe blit Aoeang til at erportcre
daa me5et &ornparer ma amerifa,
life iorbi europa life tr9nger Ell
Gel, men paa @runo al Salutu'
tlrlen, ipm eiep De amerifanifc
8rooufter for opre. Sm lit Snbtrpf
al BET amerifanife Sanbbrug uotaltc
StatsraaOen,. at Oct itpb o%peroroent.
liz bsit, % at amerifanife Wetbo.
Ger / Sarmine er De beoite, iom i'm.
ces. vi 0cn 8runo bill Der liffect
fpmme mango baaoe fra De Ifanoi.
napiife 9anoe % fra Oct gprise @i!.
ropa for at irlbere peo De amerifan.
tie 9aubbrussifoler, bpor Der siuc3
en- iortrGfielig unoeruisning. Sano.
brmget er Bit en- Bioenlfab Der /
2auoet % ct Siocnifabsinitit,t ionl
Cornell llniperiitp bar ct 2anb.
trugsiafultet, iom itaar iom oct bcb.
iic / 8erben. ct faraftcriitiif Sr9t
REQ Den amerifanife Sarmter er bans
optimiitilfe Ssu paa Singene %
rams sobe Stmsr. San taber al.
trig Wobet. gnar man trai en-
6armer paa 2anoepeien % ipnrgt,,
luorbm bet iaa no meo Iplineen
M Ssrfen, iaa lpnet ban fig no
al fin Iutomobil, praftiif talt
ollie Sarmerc bar fin egcn Oil, =
t.scoe fig / Sopebet % iaeoe: "8ea
Get Ter 10 life iaa sobt no, men me.
Get fan rette 9aa fig enoa." Ss
Zig n,aa en- 6arrner bore, ban maa
eloria unite @obet, SpI bet saar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02

6nlobrgampper. Gorsbag oen 3Otc
Slni boIot Ger. og Nrs. Sans 81.
Jon i'm 5O.aarige grpaupsoag paa
lin 6arm TIE WiiI belt for 9rooflpn,
sSis. Der bar inobuot SlRstninge
rg Genner / Mnlebning at 3agen.
@eo 12.Siben bar @i9iterne inc.
bl1one til bet %feitimpffeoe @oro, boor
en- oeilig Riboag bIep ierperct. Baa
@oroct bar en- Buffet al so guile SO.
ier, Ell @aoe fra en- gen Of SAINT
Fen. 8ile Sort fpr bier Blaos
9joroe oct belle feitligt. Yaltor Seq.
&c ira Stouebton bar tiIiteoe OF
Dolot Ell ~interesiant Gale for De
gamle. Ger par ilere Salere og Der
rtr ienot Ell Iengoe 9lomIter og
mango 2pfsnffninger, ogfaa ct 0igt
fra en- Sen og ilere @aoer. Ser
rar mullge tiliteoe uOellbps ira. Wtr
ug Mrs. Slion er fsot / l1aensafer.
Roree, og fom til amerifa / 1871
90 bar boet paa i'm Sarm / groot.
Inn, @is., / 80 aar. De bar bapt
IRE gsrn, TO er Osbe. gn Cater,
Wrs. Sobn Gbesaro / grooflpn.
g3is., % 0atteren Wrs. CHRIS. 81.
ion, iom hor paa 6arm / Nerbeoen
al 9rootlpn.
- 8ulobrplup feireoes Senbag
tin 17be Suli uuOer itor Eililutning
/ Gen Wtile Strife al Ole Inoreas
Slion og Suitru gerit, fsbt gtilipn,
Dalton, Winn. Yaitor u. Wolberg
opcrrafte BET 9rpproiee 8ulobruoe.
par paa Weniebeoens Sesne en- oafs
fer Sengesape. Son. H. Z. Woeu
talte for De 9amle Bionerer % oper.
rofte Yarret nof en- @ape. Sale
Iolbtes ogIaa al IaItor Sinlonion
ira Sergls Sails, enOel al @srne.
bsruene lang % 6lsoegrsb, 2efie
re man5e andre gobe Eager blep
ierperet. 8. Y. Slien err isbt /
1886. San, bans poroenoe Sliitru
% andre NorbmGnb fom | 1868
neitoper meo Srer % "Brairie
Sf)ooners" fra CAREER Settlemen-
tet, % Dillon tog Someiteao ct Stpf-
fe / Spopeit for Ser, bpor 9alton III,
ligger. San bar meb at organiIere
ten fsrite norif lutberife Wenisbeb
/ Sttertail Gountp, Gen Wtile Safe
Menigbco", meb 8. s. &aaia Tom
Breit. Gen 10oe Suli 1869 pieoes
ban til 9erit Niliou. 3. q. Slion
og Sltitru er trobs lin beie alber
snbnu raife % rsrige. Ge flpttebe
for noele aar iiben fra Someiteaber
til 9altoR gf beres Ipp gsrn bot
Gore &c. Nelion / Sergus SaaS, og
Wrs. Sepert @ulbietb % Wrs.
gbramS peo aIbbp.