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observation-disclosures Wpoe.
Geiulutipurr pcbtat paa Zen Eurf.
Sanife Ircsisfureuiuss Aarsnsoe
/ Ms%inncappliS ben lite Sftbr.

Gen NoritsS auIte Sresieforeuiue uo'
tolcr lin bnbe getIagelie pper oct itorc
Cab, Iom oct upritzameritaritc Soft ps
YresIc bar Iiot oeo Seer q. Strsuumes
&Crtadug. Sau bar Ell pGrbia yelling
al ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Ell tro pg uforfGrs
ret SaIsntanb for N~oriibommens Sag,
cItib narmt intereSieret | bort norris
c%mcritanifc Soil, % foritaaeIiesfiIb
GtiIbrer al bets Sip. Gan bar ct eies
scNt Nsnneitc. Saus ftsrite 8Iroc
bar at gIGbe andre. Ser iibber rlubt
/ Set uoritc @citcrbeimen tuicner, boem
bou bar gIroet % oplsftet ielp rua
han baoSe set onbt. Suus lpie Sinb
]lanuneu meo hans rtge SegapelIe 9ap
ham Ell eneitadenbe Sitting blalbt bort
Stult % BANDIT bam obcralt Tenner.
&llbitdbet ON bans 9eb er mobtaget
meb oImiuoeIig Sorg.
8eiluttet, at beN Rorits0 auife Sress
Itforeuiu9 uotaler fin bDbe WepfeleIie
rleb Nfosocs Gnte, Barn o9 curigc
Glcotuiu9c; enboiNere beiluttet at en-
Sffifrift af biSic ReioIutioner operlena
bcS Irs. Stremne og tilitiQet ben
uoritsameritanife Yresie.
Sen norItsoanite Tresieipreuin9 bill
Of al araft itstte enboer Rlan, iont
oioebe Beer 8. Strsmmes @enner
rlaatre f~oreiIaa meb SenIpn til lo9ls
reIie al hans eiterIaote Strifter, baape
fur berpeo at ore hans Niuhc pg efters
tomme bans iibite 2uitc.
Reviewing the activity of the news
papers represented in this ~organiza-
ton during the years of its existence,
the Norwegian Danish Press Asso-
citation OF America feels that it can
say t~ruthfully that its members have
been very important factors in pro-
noting sound and intelligent Ameri-
canization work, not only when
critical and extraordinary conditions
made particular demands on loyalty
and patriotism, but also through a
steady endeavor to %acquaint Scandi-
navian newcomers with the principles
of government, institutions, traditions
and opportunities of u great country,
and by teaching them the obligations
they in turn must accept.
Resolved: That the reconstruction
work now going on to overcome the
ravages, the destruction and the up
heavals of the world war that asso-
citation pledges its full and hearty CO.
operation with the government of the
United States as we'll as the govern
ment of each and every state where
it's members WELD influence.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
IRA Gnglepale, u. Saf.

SIT er Oct Ssit, og iaa f~onnnlcr Sin~
tcrer1, % BET bliber bel en- baaro Sinter
t6t mango. S. g. u. ifbIber 81. g. g.
icr Sc baarSe Siber, men ieg tror for
min Sci, at bet er iueen at 8nrterne.
ior CT Gtplb / bet. Com bere beb, faa
cc BET 8 &ar, hi bar bapt baarlig Ipa
lima, 90 ba bliner Oct Smalbans for
SQrmerne. 90 iaa fommer be baarltge
Yriier, pua ale Sarmprobufter. Spes
ZEN er lap / Yris, men 1elet, iom bt
Tai babe, er omtreut bobbelt iaa bsit,
Iom Oct Itulbe bore efter S%beoepri'en.
Ga iGa er Oct &~reaturerne. Sc tan pt
life iplge, for Sragteu CT iau bsi, at
nr bliper life noset isieu, uaa De fonrs
mcr iii 1arfebet. aul, iom bi betaltc
fcr en- Sci Gar iiben nteb 7 Collars, er
STA, og 6aarbtll ct SIS, iaa bet bltper
rci mango, iom fomn1er til at frpIe /
yluter. Seq faar bel iise iom ct Sros
iorpg / Norse at "gtanben lepet af
Siprrirga, % Sernene al Ioperen".
0ten bpab beu itaffels Wooer lebet at,
b9rte ie9 lite uo9et pm.
Ole 6. 3eIiort,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

9eb BET famine iee ienoer inp Setas
Ina for gIabet, iaa pil icg icnpc noslc
cIIicr ber fra benne SAINT al @erben,
I'm mango talber NcrbpoIen. Seiret er
,Hn1crtet, % GpItnseu bar COB berrunot.
CrSel tit iaa meget fom SO Suihels
cpebe pr. Scre, men / Gienneminit 80;
Tapre 70 til 100 % Spg fra 40 til 80.
zn1 pet er life iaa pGrit at bore Der.
Ser bpgses en- nh Sernbane norb pg pit
irr 1rince Gilbert. Be penter at tomz
nc 25 Wsil i6sit. LID paa benne Sant
or Der 5cmeiteaolanb at fad, baabe soot
N baarligt natltrliepis. Set er rnange,
i6m bar faaet fig Spnteiteab M / ben
itrere SID. Stal unores, om life ban
Ola % ban Ser taser Jig Ell Sur beruo
icr at fnbe fig Sauo. for Der er en- Def
Gel igien.
On benltg Silien til Soften" ps bens
Sriere fra
u. 6. Guoefetter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

We extend our thanks and appre-
citation to The Manufacturers Club of
Minneapolis for the use of their
luxurious club-rooms for our meeting
and to the local members of our asso-
citation and the Odin Club for their
hospitable entertainment.
P. o. Thorson,
L. Stavnheim,
Einar Josephsen,
Committee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Maa Illall taalc Scrt,
cller fau ben blt itDppet?

Wange Ieureifer, iom liber ell
bel Gel gerf oa andre Snterter, gisr
life engarg ct Sorisg paa at linore
Gem. Ge tiger Be bar forisgt alt
itoen Rptte.
!Spis oe Weuneifer pioite, boor bur-
tig ct Sobnipn's ReD Grois Ribnep
Ylaiter topper Smerten, iaa piloe
oe life uoiette ct MiTltt meo at faa
lat paa oeuue Smerteitiller paa Oct
nermeite 4potbef. Set er praftiif at
ba pes Saauoen en- Gel al bette Ela.
tier, for Supertcu cir life Sariel fsr
Den fpntmer. Den fan fomnle miot
paa Ratten % p9ffe en- op, % man
CT ipg. &
S~obnIon's Heo Grois 9ibnep 9la.
tier fan faces paa apotbeferne.
aisb noget ibag og pGr fcrbereot
naar oct trGnges.
Sorpis GEM ON oct rette, "Sobn.
IONS. Set er Seres 8anranti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Sra Srene, 9. Saf.

Sen barme CONNER meb bens StreD
% Hanroe Grbeioe er MI tiIbaeela9t, %
cen betltge Ssit er torrmeu. 2epet,
ION ml faloer gulneube neb, niier, at
at alt CT SorsiGngeliebeb.
Zen 15be Sftober ppranbt iaa fin
~ itraalenoe, en- rieti9 SoIitinsoag. 90
Scn bar en- Setttbsbas Der / Srene, ba
%,r. o9 gtrs. Saeen 90 1aitor Noe og
Yrs. ira CHARLESTON, Q. 8, Sen Sag
lc1ret Sslo6rblup. Sor % gar iibeu
0Ico otsIe TO Ssitre nteo beres reipefs
NE Se9tefGler 9stebiet famine Sag /
>Se'terbtle airfe af 8aitor @it. 9rpls
!H9pet itob paa Wortoebt | grrSenes
Nlern' % M bar De iaa beloise ogiau
ar taa fetre Sslbbrplup i"ainnteu | So.
GEMS pene Siem I Srene. Siaubbeb ell
P1Ittoson9. Siemmet bar pent before
:ct Tor G~nleoriuseu / pint oa bpibt. ga
Tor HoroIletten | Sreue bolbt SeittaIcn;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Ten orange "Wifen."

Sr. 8eoatter for "1oit" % "Grne",
luf 1unocn til for al &ritit,
tag parIig paa bet ina9c @arnet,
ium trGSer Der foran Dit glif.
Set Seller bar iom ale andre
% batter liot paa Seriefob,
% ON bet maa | 3eria nanore -
ia, berfor er hi lige goo.
Set bar / Soft, ieg eif ps plsiet,
eIler maaIte iab ies paa;
Sure ZIG til Sure feiet.
penhte unber 8rGs % Strua.
SrGfet bar 10 Itariens @rsbe
"grabeb" iol9t o9 funoen let.
WeIlemnauoen -- benne Seoe -
mGi,cr ii9 bel I Dor Spec.
Set fan ei saa paa Sette @tiet,
tGntte lea % blep liot iGr.
Iuaite faur ri 2euuen hisiet
on % ise, iom brip paa "ibare";
men pt trRnger nogle "Senta",
mems ri eub paa Sorbeu er.
Huita, ON bt bar f~ortient a,
snlfcr ies BOG aIbris mer.
Serfor er BET | fin Srbeu,
at ieg n9pner bette Der.
Gi bebsber Gas" paa Soroeu,
ia enbos libt til Rat % aIGr.
"Bboue~ rent elemmeS heller life, -
ies bar nctop 8eeuin9 fat.
Oh pep, ma nlaa 10 "rubbernecfe",
cuers saar bet aIbrig gpot.
@eirmano bill ie9 snite bar os
Gruitig M til pper Sui. J
Siben o9iaa beroeo ipar' %
for at fiebe meeet aril.
Spbens Iilbbeb burbe flptte
bib til bore e9ne ben.
ut snIte lligt bill Dog ei mite;
mart Iaa bar hi ginteren.
Oct Tan et saa paa benne @iier,
tGnfte iesj BET er forplista.
Oh fan tase "RobelsEri'en",
bpis on i9t Dig rer % bieta'.
Saa berpeb faar on en- Yrepe
paa min Sistuing sanite frit.
% ON Oct eugang itul' bsoe,
Iaa iGt BET inc / gIu'e Dit.
Smut SfuIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

flor Eoritab 90 Sriie FAINT beres 3 gsrn
tar ale buoeu til oeune SsitibeIisbeb.
en- itorartet "@cbbine Supper", beitaa,
eabe al ale SIaes fine &etter, bIep iers
teret. gftenen lboper bIep Der ipiuet
Riano % ilnget Salmer til grlibepars
rets oe SUBS sgre. Sette er ct Ntn,
Be. iom TENT bill elemmesl
Wanbass Gften Ben 24ce Sftober reis
iie Sr~iibeparret til 60 crosse, IBIS.
hror Sriioeu Ear fit 9ienL
en- Gen al 9ruoapmmeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Gaule Sur, SpOtjpb
pg Grjeua turipinoer
let appc, gamlc % paalioslise 9ettripuS Eiut.
ment CT ct paalioeitst Rioocl.

Seq baooe 81 GdaSidnr rad mine Ben.
ion's ointment furereoe mtg - Ism. 3.
GtcbpIs a02 8iIoer Street, RocbeIter, q. ..
Sda en- itor sgfle for blot 35c ! betItet iour
beIit %slpotbef, iigcr 3etcrfou I Buffalo, % Se
faar geHeere ttIbuee. bits eet life er BET bss'
teriou's Stntnlert I Sufet. Get er uhu,prfet
for RrarSfaar, eicIotreicdr. affrdbrtr9, III
puo % Sc. Iifreitt TioSeI for iIeerSe GeserIn
% SGntorrbotoer ION Sereeu roeeritnse bar
iierbt.
"9eterion's Ointment er oct beofte for Els
oeroe ca iIseroe SGUorrbotoer. fpm ies IpseHs
1nee bar fienot .~-lfaior CHARLES 9. g3pttnen,
@tuebaro Suoer, Wdfs.
"0eterion's ointment Dor sieet nor I'll.
freoSfiiIIeIie for Salt Rbeur."-Ilrs. ;. Betfs,
GutIerntIIe, Rem Yorf,
allie slpotbefere iRIaer bet 90 d~rbefaIer BET.
8oftorerer erpeoere5 al VsterfeU SiT'tH'nt 70,
tntornoreret, Buffalo, q. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

Bon oil brtnse big
Ell regular Dollar
Bate al Or. San
glsds trsspbbeIte ab-
irrptieuS ehanoltRsiar
fSfuee. ~bIsosnee.
nenaaenes BtIeS
taHlt ale anou liaRsuse
CEeer III umsr,tt
CWtIaa ct prove
trtt. Tr, Ban Slsd.
tihIiasu siruru Be
GprtHsee Statsrs dY'
me. aHpsuett 10 Var I'll
it~uletomuieRgisrr IN
m psroeuSbtrsmts
Nbfsyrtien Hstbes
De. SusspR Hto. iRssa
.-a.- $500 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

berpaa taIte SNpbrlloeommen, @aitor
Woe, oeres Sposer, @eSerion, liant
acknowledgement Saeen. RoroIetteu
pplGite en- Sang, itrepet for GnIernirs
cen, o8 Mrs. Soeu @oenilb, en- Gang
az 81. Ssffen, iom bIep iunget at Rr.
pg gRrs. NoroIetten. Saaens 9attes
Snrriet GAP mango apbe Ruiifitnfter
lt0eiaa @iiIabetb gtortpeot fra @pIin.
er ltorartet @rpllupSmibbag bIep iers
beet beftaaenbe al ire forifieIi9e 8etter
I'll % @ieiter. Sasens Seiterisu, @rs
nett Suiebp, bar "Soaitnaiter~. 9pius
hetorentngen | Sreue, iom Irs. Saeeu
er ct attibt gteblem af, ienbte Sslps
trltoeparrene mango pene 8lumiter.
Sesuoen 1T Be @aper % SeIegrammer
fia pern pg nRr til Iinbe ON 9agcn.
Sait. Woe er fsot | Saroanser, Noree.
S'agen er Ssn til Serlaug Saeen fra
Spoal. Sageu bar / i'm Sio Glen neo Sors
tes Stole | Spbal. SelbruSeue er bee9e
feote bette 2anb. 9eres SorRIbre bar
ira Sfiolb | Noree, / 9nrbeoen at Salis
9eIlno. ON bisie Solt fan ri life iiee,
CT be er paa Stpeeeiioeu / Sioet; BET
rraa bel beller iiees, at be er paa SoIs
iioen, men n9iaa De bar bapt fine Sors
Ger % Sl9ber | be ipunbne % Gar. Sgz
iaa De bar fsIt. bnor bet imsrter, mar
fcn toloe SOB foutmer pg rioer bet fi9s
reIte, pi eier paa Sorbeu, bort fra os:
Sangerens Orb er ianoe: "Sorseu og
GIGoen De banore tilbpbe". @Reu Saeers
ian nj gIGbe Jig til, at Be bar en- Sats
ter, iom er friit og itert, oe fer no iom
Gunbheben ielp, % iaa inil o9 forItaus
org; en- rigti9 Solitraalc / Siemnet. Ga
9loes Tan eI9be fig pper en- beeaoet,
mil og pen Ssu, SrbiIe, Stubeut peo
Goncorbia College, Woorbeab, Rtnu.
Sat for alt gobt SampGr / be ipunos
re Iar o9 Sage, ug De bebite Enifer ON
air 9oot for beg9e Sslbbruoeparrene !
hs fommenbe Sagel Settle enitcr af en-
gnmmeI geninoe af SamiIierne. X.
StIegnet 92r. ps AIRS. &asen pg &ait.
o. Rrs. Roe. Eli Iinbe ON Sslps
trpIltpspageu Ben 15oe OFT. 1921.
Mause Iiuber NAMES frem
Sra DC tppe Nar pg fem,
Chen sgg~teifabets @aano
&npttet blen meb Saano / Saano
gi De tpenoe 8nr, ipm Der
Sitter @rlbeimpffer bGr,
90 / ianllet Sennelas
Itubes bin ben ifisure Sag.
&or:
llnberlise ifisnne Srsnrmetib
kingdoms Saar iaa lbs 90 Bib
&i9rliebebens @lso iaa milo
SGnbtes, iom Ell ilufne bill.
Sage 'panSt % bleb til Gar
gerlenbe bar 2tpets Gaar
Serren fine 2sfter ei
Spigtet bog ben belle Sci.
Sper eber frepe lpO
Ieb fin Ierbeb mild % goo.
Saa enbber tilfIlbe MOO
s@gteifabets Sbtte ieb.
9or: l1nberlig ifienne p.i.n.
Otter aIle bisIe Ndr
Slab | fire usoes faar,
Sg Oct s9er @IGbeu itor,
Git peb eoers S~rblrpsborb
9arriet % Srpile slao
Slrttet bar reo eoer Sag.
Sc | kingdoms rene Srhb
ct | bper fit Siem en- Srpb.
&or: l1nberlis ifisune o.i.p.
Maa MI SerrenS riee Sreb
S9nfes oner eber neb.
Stprfe ier / Greens Stris,
9isre 2ipets &oeloituno Bib.
llbi Simlens Srpuupsfeit
@taa enbper faa bli en- 8iGit.
ga tiliautmeu ebis Der -
Hlorig, alorig ifiles merl
Sor: ltnberIig ~ifisnne p.i.o,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

r,arinasr - tau Il fmpslt u ieumsmisesI. Der tan
rrepts AZ hnsmiomeAff ueeu S~efphntns. Ia.
tIisr al hu bar fprisat bet % belt CO fttrgeS mso ben
piueriEa "a Rpmfprt BET bar sipst eta. itRh % en-
Spnar. SptS itfs. tetsr Do ets intel. Tu esiisHi'
usr o. NJ b. or eta paa DIT Orb. t web TIA Aeet'
bel. 2et iiRorsr R9iteu | sNhpsr Stahis ~ aas Az
tanes al tIssHes. blsesnee. neitaasaee HlltS. 'slssit
an bel SspetioS sleHeighse, ri hav mpeiaastp aAers'
eUreias ptrfntuQsialne Ssiieur has hart, sitet az ai
aHosi bar ietIet. tnhea tofbare a9tayli9t Cpsgahazrr
ca bet titer 30 % 40 Aars 9sesiisr, 10 nuosts lnt.i'
her brinees cite nnssr q satrsI paa en- snsise
aerssis: DIR. Van Week Co, Dept. y CA,
Jackson Mich. Ssue tRasa Gtuas. Ststp .ea2-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
&rr mil at fortGlle sin Nabu

at "Eoiten" bar ct Iterre abon.
nentantal emo noget anoet norif
glab. San bill maaife srife at abon.
mere paa 9la6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

SbiS De bar en- soo Ben eIer sIqgtrils,
fom De suifer at betQuie meb en- Baos,
boorior iaa life ienoe geSiontmsnSe "2eeorab.
BoiteR" for ct glar2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Yiles.
Or. San Sled bar iunbet egts
9inSrins, bpilfe belbrebtr
Suiinper.
Senb Sort for Soaars Yrpue frit

Gil bpsmiombslit IiosnSe AZ HifeS Goa.
morrhoissr) eipr ri bette ubesreuieoe Sils
buS: SsHD pS bin aor'sie, ps o~msaasuee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

(lue gar5
RaiturS
| 23be %
g.. Srels
|Gabnings,
! &l II.
|, inbIeSs
pit g2tnr.
SsnH %
til g2&et
2G9n1aaS
|1be Npt,i
E6a9er at
|tleituen
Ftb, Rutn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
\ t1lf

erlig Sngt
,tningalatGss
lin NSrNt
a paa iHlt
aHtf NJ y:
lpe Set. "
% @rt hrih
ter al crt!95
err $50 WI
ter for hdn
beres 8c'f!,
! os aNrsSi'
ell.
after
BL. CO.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

Sibite Snsbas Iorgsn ben lobe OF
trber fanct ica min san,le Gar oso /
I'm Seu9. San babe NOT | ilere Oar
Iiht al Ell Sierteonoe, men eqers pGret
fra fritz. Sar git ielp % bertet paa
rCttc. Nu er Der iaa tontme 8rm efter
Sar 6erbiemme!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

kmnin9.
lie t9X16 /
r % 6HIo'
ter Is GIs'
12X15
ctro Goroet
Yri5 t'F
hs!
PUBL. co.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
sasda -l{ (T17ni n\IfANH| |IHHHINE KA37E<65lzEEIQSIAN.S14iiifiz'*,i| N z'*,i|

the wall of this pantry, ana he had to hide in the daytime behind boxes and pails and anything he could, for there had never been mouse in this pan try and there were no nice places to run in when anyone came in the door
 But there was plenty to eat, and Fatty ate all night and slept all day, and he was sure he had found pleas ant place to live in even if he had no companions
 One day while he was resting be- hind a basket what should happen but that some one came in the pantry and lifted the basket from the floor, and poor Fatty Mouse had to run
 Around and around the pantry he flew while some one chased him with a broom, and dreadful puss joined in the chase as well.
 Just as Fatty was sure he was lost he ran up the side of the flour barrel and jumped to the shelf, and as quick as a flash he ran along to the door, which was open, and with a leap he was in the kitchen.
 The outside door was open, ana out went Fatty Mouse, and no one found him. All day he rested, and when it was dark he ran back to the house where he had lived so long in the pantry wall.
 "It may not be so easy to get food here," he said, as he thought it over when he was safe in the wall, "but it is much safer here, for there are so many mice living here that the other fellow may be caught when they hunt for me.
 "When I lived alone in the pantry I was the only one they were after, and my life was not worth a crumb. I shall stay here as long as I live, and never move again, for all mice look alike to cats and people" fCopyright)
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
HOW DO YOU SAY IT? By C. N. Lurie
 Common Errors in English and How to Avoid Them
LET YOU AND l DO IT"
fCopyright)

n ESPITE all the teaching in the D schools and in spite of preach ments of grammarians it seems al- most impossible to establish among the American people the proper use or the pronOuns "I' and "me." For example. the incorrect phrase +'he- tween you and T'-instead of be tween you and me'-is heard so often that grammarians almost despair of establishing the proper usage. Un- aided. they cannot do it; all must help.
 Let you and I go to the theater to- night we hear It is incorrect The correct form is Let you and me go to the theater tonight although this may sound queer. The explanation is simple. Let" is transitive verb :: that is, it must have an object or ob- jects. And the objects in the sen- tence quoted are you" and me" (not "I'o. They must, therefore, be in the objective case.
 (Copyright.)
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
FETE FOR NAPOLEon
United States Asked to Join in
 Great Celebration.
Foch at Head of French Committee Arranging for Observance of
 Death Anniversary.

New York.-American participation in the celebration by France of the .hundredth anniversary of the death of Napoleon on May next, was in- vited here by Prof. William Mulli- gan Sloane of Princeton, N. J., speak ing for the French committee headed by Marshal Foch. 4 feature of the affair whose objects, it is stated, are Ito bind up the wounds Of France, " will be great eXhfb tion of Napoleon ic relics at AlalIaaIson, France, to which collections will be loaned from all parts of the world
 Professor Sloane. who for 42 years held the chair of history at Princeton, and latterly at Columbia university, said that French statesmen, soldiers and men of law and letters as well as other professions compose the commit teeA which is arranging the centennial.
 Making all allowance for every SC were fcriticism of Napoleon's career, ; he coAtinaed, it is still true that his work S9nifed France, saved it from partitioit among it's foes and in civil life preIk pared alike the foundation and structur of the society which in the World {Ear saved France and helped to save all western civilization.
 Tt wins by his impulse and guid- ance thalt the financial credit of France VI las restored, that the mag stracy lnd administration took def lite sIHaSs that the civil code was Drolsvf'ulga the Bank of France ere s+seSed, the University of France mod eled on that of the state of New York and the council of state organized.
 He made private property safe, opened public charges, great and small, to all classes; founded schools. colleges and secondary schools, built magnificent highways, dug an elabo- rate system of internal waterways, improved transportation of every sort and above all, reorganized in his in stitutions the commanding position of belIes-letues, the fine arts and nat ural science. The superb inheritance of order, progress and prosperity which he bequeathed made the France of 1914.
 "The French committee especially desires American participation by con- tributions, by the loan of Napoleona from American collections and, above all the moral support of intelligent interest on this side of the Atlantic.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
Early Wrinkles May Mean Nothing
 More Than Temporary III Health.

them. But, before you go for the cold cream jaE get yourself some health building tonic, and take it reg ularly. If you are thin, get something with olive oil in it, if you are stout, something that will tone up the blood. Then, while you are getting all the fresh air and sleep you can, and while you are exercising perfectly to keep the system running smoothly then, start massage with cold cream. use complexion brushes. if you wish. and ice rubs to freshen the skin. Any thing that brings blood to the face is to be recommended New blood means new tissues, and a prettier skin.
 Above all,, don't worry over the ap- pearance of the wrinkle. Worry is responsible for more wrinkles than old age ever could be.
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Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
Beauty Chats
 =:-=-c======== =-:=s:===-===== By EDNA KENT FORBES
EARLY WRINKLES

TH HE first wrinkle is usually re- 4 garded as the milestone that points the way to middle age. And the first wrinkle is something woman discovers suddenly one day, when she glances into the mirror How many tragedies of past youth are fought out over the discovery-well, only those who have watched these lines appear can tell.
 Yet wrinkles are seldom a sign of age, at least upon their first showing. Indeed, their sudden appearance shows this; the skin that was unlined a week ago has few lines in it today. This is not age-it's temporary i'll health.
 Because I claim that the first wrin- kles are the result of poor health, does not mean that 1 want you to neglect
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
MAKES CLOCK IN 25 YEARS
Workman of Delaware, O., Evolves Elaborate Hand Carved Affair
 From Walnut.

Delaware, O.-After 25 years oi tedious labor, c. c. Cregmile has con- pleted his construction of a grandfa- ther's clock here.
 The clock, on display in local store window, is hand carved. It was made out of solid black walnut which formerly constituted part of pulpit in the old William Street Methodist church here.
 All polishing, carving and fitting was done at odd moments by MT. Cregmile.
 Standing eight feet six inches high, the clock is beautifully carved on it's sides and face panels All cutting is original. No design was followed.
 MT. Cregmile, although offered good money for the unique masterpiece, has offered to sell it for relatively small sum to the William street church. The clock is built so that it will house cathedral tubular chimes.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27

Fatty Mouse ran out of the door and under the kitchen sink, where he found hole large enough for him to get through.
 He jumped into the yard and ran for a long time, and then next night found Fatty in his new home in the pantry of a house far away.
 But Fatty Mouse had no home in
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
FAT MOUsE'S ESCAPE

MAR FAT MoUsE-his friends NA called him Fatty for short-de- cided one day that he would move from the house where he lived in the pantry wall because there were so many mice living in the neighbor- hood
 'When I first came here said Fatty to himself one day when he was thinking how hard it was for him to keep fat and round. there were only five mice living in the wall, and now I cannot count them. It is time for ne to move, and I shah look about this very night for a new home."
 Sc when all the other mice were busy running over the pantry shelves
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
Heir So Popular
 Loses Job as Janitor

Maiden, Mass. William R Hanson, who says he is heir to a quarter of a million dollars, lost his job as janitor in a drug store because of the sudden popularity that followed an- nouncement of his inheritance.
 He said that he had deter mined to get away from the madding crowd by finding work . as steeple jack, but had been forced to compromise by getting a job as rOofer's helper.
 Since Hanson announced that he had received word that he was heir to one-seventh of the estate of James Moore of Chi cago, an uncle, the telephone bell in the drug store has tangled much of the day, post men have delivered bulky mail and callers claiming relationship have left him no time for his broom and shovel.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-27
pldn. Get Much for Winning.

Walton. Ky.-Rivalry over the speed of their machines caused George w, Wayman and Charles Campbell to stake their runabouts in road race to Fountain square, Cincinnati, dis tance of IS miles. Wayman got the lead and made the trip in 33 minutes. Campbell's car turned turtle several miles out of Cincinnati and was wrecked. The wrecked car was turned over to the victor.