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New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
Rail Investors
Ask Big; Heads
ToConfer Apr.4
Committee of 25, Including
Kingsley and Herrick.
Speaks for the Holders of
IL Billion in Securities
Invitation Sent Unions
Members Say Labor Must Be
Adjusted, With Roads
Deficits Steadily Growing

In an effort to hasten settlement
OF the labor difficulties between the
railroads and their employees the ex-
ecutive committee of the National AS
sociaton of Owners of Railroad Securi-
ties. meeting here yesterday. invited
the heads of the big Four railroad
brotherhoods to attend conference in
New York on April 4, to discuss the
situation.
A special committee of twenty-five
members, representative of the various
sections Of the country, also was ap-
pointed, and will endeavor to be help
full. statement said.
Reviewing general railroad problem.
the committees statement declared thai
the present disproportionate relati or
between operating costs and revenue
and between present railroad rates anc
fares and the revenue derived there
from must, if not relieved, result in
consequences Of serious concern, not
alone to owners of railroad sccuritie s
but to shippers, to the workers on the
railroads and to the country"
Twelve Billion Represented
Asserting that the National Associa
ton of Owners of Railroad Securities
represents in membership nearly twelve
billion dollars of railroad securities. 8
large proportion Of which are bonds
the statement added:
MANY millions of our citizens. de-
pendent upon the stability of these in.
vestments, have no collective means tc
speak other than through this organi.
zation, which in the past has rendered
valuable service. Because of these and
other circumstances, we are prompted
to action.
An immediate and partial remedy
seems to lie in an adjustment of rela
tlons between the railroads and their
employees. The hearings before the
United States Railroad Labor Board at
Chicago do not evidence an early settle
ment of present difficulties"
In its letter to the Brotherhood chiefs
the committee stated the railroad "are
not producing net earnings. as a whole
Sufficient to meet their fixed charges by
millions of dollars"
Ask Conference With Unions
Gas one of its first duties this COM
mittee," it added, "wishes to offer it's
services in such directions as will, we
hope, be of assistance in the present
emergency. and with this in view we
suggest that arrangements be made as
early as practicable for a conference
between you and the committee that
has been appointed, likely to be repre-
sented by sub committee thereof, ow-
ing to the distance at which some of
the members live and the desire for
early action"
Among chose who accepted service in
the special committee are Darwin P.
Kingsley, president of the New York
Life Insurance Company; Haley Fiske,
president Of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company, New York; Myron
7. Hcrrick. Cleveland; w. T. Kemper
Kansas City; Charles C. Moore, San
Francisco; A. c. Robinson. Pittsburgh;
George Z. Brock. and Henri Parkman.
Boston, and S. Fred Strong, New
Haven, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
Convention Takes Up
Recall of Gov. Frazier
Opponents Assertion They Have
200 of 39l Delegates Favor
ing Move Is Disputed

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., March 80
With permanent organization effected
the state convention opposed to the
Nonpartisans delibcrated several hours
tonight over the proposal to attempt a
recall of Governor Lynn j. Frazier and
other state officers elected with Non
partisan League Endorsement
No definite action was taken tonight
More than 400 delegates were present
and the convention hall was packed
with spectators.
Factions favoring an immediate re-
call caucused and asserted they had the
support Of 200 of the 391 delegates in
the convention, but this claim was dis
puted, and it was said the actual line
up could not be known definitely until
the balloting took place.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
48-Hour League Organized

CINCINNATI, March 30.--One hun
dred and seventy delegates. represent
ing 5,034 book and job printing shops
from all sections of the country, here
to-day organized the forty-eight hour
league Of America national organi-
cation Of employing printers, operating
both &losed and open shops.
Resolutions were passed unanimously
pledging that all shops represented by
the association absolutely refuse TO
union, at any time, to operate their
shops on the basis Of work week Of
less than forty-eight hours.
The action of the Allied Printing
Trades Crafts in demanding q forty
four hour work week, to be initiated
May i, was condemned in resolutions
as tending to increase the cost Of print
ing to prohibitive point.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
Missing Marine Airmen
Found; Continde Trip
Fly From Richmond to Camp
Bragg, N. C.. OH Way to
the Virgin Islands

POPE FIELD, Camp Bragg, N. c.,
March 30.-Marinc Corps airplanes in
fight from Washington to St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands, which were reported
missing list night, arrived at Pope
Field here at PAS this afternoon. The
flight from Richmond took FIVE hours
and fifteen minutes.
RICHMOND, Va, March 80 The
Marine Corps airplanes arrived and de-
parted from here without trouble and
very few people knew Of their unex-
pected overnight stop in Richmond
The fair grounds where they landed
are frequently used by planes and no
attention was paid to their landing
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Marine
Corps officers here said that the plane
piloted by Major Thomas G.. Turner,
commanding the Virgin Islands cxpedi-
ton, developed radiator leak some
time after leaving Washington and
the fiers decided to stop at Richmond,
Va. to make the repairs, which caused
the delay and the fear they were in
trouble.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
Praeger Resigns Postal Job;
II. NJ. Ashton Urged for Place

WASHINGTON. March 30. = Otto
Praeger, Of San Antonio, Tex, Second
Assistant Postmaster General, has re-
signed. it was announced to-day, and
will vacate the Office April /. His sue
cessor has not been named, Postmast ster
General Hays said in announcing the
resignation.
Mr.. Hays said that Robert NJ. Ash
ton. former president of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad, nov in Pasa-
dena, Calf, had been urg ed for the
vacancy left by Mr.. Praeger's rcsigna-
tion, and that every effort would be
made to get some man of the 81 a
year type" for the office. which directs
the parcels post railway and ship
transport and the air mail service
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31

tries also was noticeable. Traffic rates,
he said. could not be determined for
any length Of time, and the present
rates were wholly inadequate, he con-
tended.
Cuts Of II to 81 Per Cent
Reductions Of II to 81 per cent were
proposed in various classes of unskilled
labor on the New York Central, and q
omparison with comm on labor in other
industries was made by n. A. McClory,
statistician for the road. Maintenance
of way employees. ne said. would be re-
duced from IS and 4Sh cents an hour
to SO and 35 cents.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
DIR. Ernest f. Nichols Elected
Massachusetts Tech. President

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 3O.--Thc
election of DR.. Ernest Fox Nichols,
formerly president of Dartmouth Col
lege. as president of the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology was announced
by the corporation or the institute to-
day. He will take Office July 1.
DR.. Nichols has been a professor OF
physics at Yale University and en-
gagged in private research work for the
last wear.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
Sim Fein Thanks HARDING

CORK. March 80. - The Harbor
Board to-day unanimously adopted a
resolution proposed by Liam Roisite
Sinn rem member of the British h
Parllament, expressing appreciation of
President Hardings Endorsement of
the projected fund for reconstruction
work in Ireland and assistance for the
struggling people.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
AS Smart Looking
AS Your Club"

That's the way one enthusi-
astic tenant in a small Office
building described his new
quarters. There's a personal
touch about the service. l like
that, too," he continued. Every
body seems to want you to be
comfortably / was actually
asked when I wanted my ice de-
livered. The tenants say when
then leave the promptness to the
Knickerbocker Man. I'll say
it's getting to be a nice world
The "retort<," said that later in
"nosing about fosun" he had seen Knick-
eyboekey qvagons TN front Of numbers Of
these slub-Hke baiidirgs he takes it as
a GOOD lunch on his Spring moving.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-31
Choosing Counsel

When you choose advisers in law, medicine or
surgery, you exercise thought and care. a real
advertising expert is bird. the number OF
them is less than two hundred in the whole United
States
Advertising is a business, art and some
science. 1t is not codifed or dgested as are laws
and medicine. It cannot be learned out of book.
Nevertheless. nearly every speaks of adver-
tisng confidently, with the voice of authority.
The sef-conhdence of the prospective advertiser
may be justified, but a conservative plan
would retain the best advertising counsel to be had
The most experienced advertisers pay for real
service; the least experienced choose advertising
advisers quite casually.
Publishers know of the fortunes by follow
ing competent advice.
Advertising space the Butter1ck publications
for sde through accredited advertising agencies.
ButteriCk-PubHsher
The Delineator The Designer
$3.50 G. Yedr) $500 a Year,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
ATTRACTIVE FESTIVAL
EN- Ell "AMERICA"

Esta noche, ell p1blico que asista al
cine America" gozara de las delicias
y encantos que la Empresa de este
simpatico cine ofrecera sus concu-
rrentes.
A la pantalla Sc llevara la extraor
dinaria pelicula clos Reformistas"
interpretsda por May Allison, y, ade
ma, el primer episode de la sugesti-
va pelicula de Ia serie "Mala Som
bra, la cual son los primeros en- exhi-
birla publico senores "Crosas Y
Co."
Habra fuegos de artifcios, de todas
clases.
EXiste gran entusiasmo por asistir
a la function de esta noche, va que los
precios son los corrientes. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Ell "RIALTO" casio UN DINE
RAL EN- OBSEQUIOS

1lllI@

Antenoche el cine "Rialto" parecia
algo extrsordinario; todo el hermoso
edifcio, iluminado con bombillas de
diversos colores, presentaba las carac
teristicas de un. gnan teatro neoyor-
quino, Ell ell sitio mas centrico de
Broadway.
Ell cine estaba lleno de bote en- boz
tie, como en- las noches anteriores y
porque en- esta semanas ell "Rialto" es-
"a celebrando el segundo aniversario
de su Inauguration, el publico, no de-
sea otra cosa mas que tener h opor-
tunidad de reiterar con su presencia
las muchas atenciones recibidas de
don Eduardo G. Gonzalez, afable y
correctisimo caballero.
La pelicula que Sc exhibio era ex-
traordinlria Y emocionante. Despues
de la function, los senores Empresarios
repartieron entire las personals que
componen la orquesta, varias monedas
de orc, de IS Y $40.
Ell culto caballero don Eduardo G..
Gonzalez, despues de la function obse-
quiQEa varios de sus amigos y a todos
los1emplo2dos, con pasteles, dulces de
todas clases y refrescos. Y la orques-
ia del cine obsequiada tambien, de-
leito la concurrencia con algunas
piozas musicales.
Esta noche, para colmo del exito
obtenido por el "Rialto", Sc llevara
n la pantalla la emocionante pelicula
"Su Sonado Rlraiso", de la aplaudi-
Ga artista, muy conocida de nuestro
pdbl!co Anita Stewart; y como en- las
noches anteriores, ell pdblico, avido
de srte emocion, Sc apresurara a
acudir al 'Rialto".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Los PRoDUCTORES DE AZUCAR
VISITAN AL GOBERNADOl

Aver por la mafiana una comisi6n
compresta de los se1ores Fabian, Vale
clio, Bird Y Giusti, visit6 al goberna-
dor Mr.. Reilly en- SUI oficina de la For
taleza CON ell prop6sito de saludarle y
darle la bienvenida.
MIR. Reilly cambi6 impresiones con los
visitantes, inanifestandoles sus grandes
eeseos de ayudar en- todo cuanto lie
sea possible la industria azucarera,
due es la principal riqueza del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
MEJORADA

Desde hace un par de meses ha sido
lanzada al mercado, notablemente ME-.
JORADA, la maquina de escrib1r RE
MINGTON, en- sus modelos No. Toy IL,
Desde Ell descubrimiento de Ia maquina
de escribir en- el 1873, que sali6 al mer-
cado la primera maquina que fue RE
M1NGTON, cada innovation en- dichas
maQuinas marca un nuevo paso dc pro-
greso en- la industria de las maCuinas
de escribir. A Puerto Rico todavia no
han llegado las maquinas Remington"
MEJoRADAS; pero Sc espera que para
antes del 20 de agosto en- curse podran
distribuirse algunas entire los muchos
clientes que estan aguardandolas.
La Remington" MEJORADA, tiene
sobre todas las cosas un tacto que sor-
prendera todo mecan6grafo. Pues no
producira fatiga en- absolute dara
cpcrtunidad a una rapidez asombrosa
En- suma la Remington MEJORADA
posee cualidades que eran deseanles per
todos los mecanografos a tai extreme
cue estas cualidades nrnca antes fue-
ron incorporates en- maquina de escri-
h:r de ninguna marca.
Departamento Remington,
GONZALEZ PADIN CO. Inc,
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
HERMoso FESTIVAL

A juzgar por los preparativos que
ell ese sentido vienen haci6ndose, ell be-
nefcio de la gentil y aplaudida tonadi-
llera espafola Josefna Lopez, ell cual
Sc celebrara ell viernes proximo en- Ell
America, resultara un acto brillan-
tjsimo esplendido.
La bella canzonetista Sc esta esme-
rando en- la preparation de su fun
ci6n de gracia, que dedicara las
damas, la colonia espaiiola y al pd-
blico en- general, para que Ell programa
de Ia misma sea de tai natllraleza que
satisfaga todos los gustos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Ell ATTORNEY REcIBE
UN CABLEGRAMA

Aver, cuando visitamos al "Attor-
ney' sobre su mesa Gle trabajo, vimos
un extenso cable que habia recibido
de- Norte, el cual nos llam6 poderosa-
me4lte la atenci6n, por creerlo rclacio-
nado con Ell actual momento politico
del pals. ".
Efectivamente, ell cablegrama en- cues
tion estaha relacionado. -. con la com
pra que ha hecho el Lcdo. Mestre en-
estos dias de un hermoso autom6vil
"Marmon". -,-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
DE- CANDIO
1NV1rAc1oN AL ATTORNEY"

El Attorney, Sr. Mestre, ha reci-
lido una carta del Attorney Gene
ral'' de Kansas, invitandole asistir
a una asamblea que Sc celebrara en- Gin
cinati, Ohio, y la cual asistiran los pro
curadores generates de todos los estados
Gle Ia Union.
Debido al momento politico actual
e. L;cdo. Mestre no asistira a esa reu
Mon, pues SUI presencia EN- ell pals es
1nas inecesaria hoy que nuilca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
CARTAS, Y TELEGRAMAS

Nos supiica ell senior C6rdova Davila
que hagamos constar que debido a 81
inprevisto viaja al Norte no ha podido
contestar a unas ochocientas cartas y
telegramas que ha recibido de la isla, v
las crales contestant, oportunan1ente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
DONA QUINTINA RODRIGUEZ

Nuestro corresponsal en- Lajas nos
communion 10 siguiente:
"Se VERTIGO ell entiorro de la respe-
table senora dona Quintina Rodri-
guez de Ponce de Leon, madre aman
tisima de una familia distinguida,
que Sc ausenta, va una avlnzada'
edad, dejando un hogar en- el mayor
desconsuelo''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
AxUMNAs PARA NUEEzn

La cIiHics Miram&r ss0ne sitis para
un AhnierS dc i6vsRss que dssssa e.
sudtar y practicSr.
Ia ssnortta superi1tsndsnta fscilisa
"a les informss MeCssar1oR. SanturcS.
Ee0L I0. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

ANTICALCULINA EBREsY es ur
s desins ana ma las siU, mncosas, ouu impidiendo
los dolores al orinar, ell pus Y la SAN
gre. ANTICALCULINA EBREY es
un gran remedio plra los rinones Y
vejiga. En- todss las boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

DON ENRIQUE sAMrAYo

fIemos tenido ell gusto de saludar q
este culto y distinguido amigo nuestro,
de la ''San Juan Light -
en- Manati, quien, en- union de don Mi
gueI soneira, dueno del "Hotel Conner
cio'' de aquella poblacion, ha venido a
esta ciudad en- asuntos de negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
1920

Sc vende en- perfectas condicio-
nes, con ruedas niqueladas, alam-
bre, solo ha recorrido 10000 mi
Has. Informaran Box 721, tele-
f0no 278, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

LAS AI.MORRANGAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 A Ia DIAS.s UNGUENTO PAZO
las cura, va sean sinlples. sangrantes.
externas con Dicaz6n. La urimera
aplicaciou da alivio. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
EN- LA CAPITAL

Saludamos aver al culto joven profe-
sor don Jose Torres, actual Comisiona-
do Municipal de instruction Ptiblica en-
la ciudad de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
SANTT lR(E


La herraosa cteacion Ell seis actos
cor un rerarto de escogidos artistas. ii
tufadas So Los Ososs del Almaa'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
PUERTO RTCo":

Eugene o Brian en- ell colossal drama en-
cinco actos Separates por ur Inundo"
y Ell quinto episodio de la gran serie
Ruth de la Montana por Ruth Ro-
land.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

Los miembros que componen el team
"Tres Banderas" celebraran ell viernes
a las siete Gle la noche una Junta en- la
1esideneia del manager.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

May Allison en- ell colossal drama en-
circo actos Los Reformistas' y ell epi
sodio primero de la super serie LA Ma
la Sombra''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
"BELroeRAPH" tCAsaao).

FL episodio catorce de la serie 'Las
cuatro Llaves'' ell soberbio drama La
Tramposa' por May Allison.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Los ADoRADoREs DE BAco

En- Ponce, le fue ocupado un alambi
que Francisco Castillo, quien tenia
en- funciones su aparato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
E5BE(.Th[lQ,Q|,6 |, 5
SAN II IAN
CINE TRES BANDERAg",

Los episcdios trece y catorce de la
serie Gel Disco de Fuego' por Elmo
Lincoln y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

derecho, Sc consagraron la defensa de
los intereses y el bienestar de sus, con-
ciudadanos.
Telesforo ANDINO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
CINE "RIALTG"

Anita Stewart en- la super production
Su sofiado Paraiso'. II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
.EzvorI, (Rio Piedrsz).

Ultima jornada de Ia gran serie "El
Conde de Monte Cristo'' y una gracio
sa comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
CINE LAS ANTILLAs"

FL gran drama en- seis actos "Ambi-
cion'' una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
CINE LUNA:

Ell original drama en- cinco actos ''Mu
ralla de Oro'' una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
TE-ATRO LIBERTY:

Rita CIemond en- Ia super cinta dra-
te''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
TEATRO "STRA.ND"

Gloria Swanson en- la preciosa obra
EN- siete actos IA que zanzibar de Es-
pcsa?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

Los DEL TIRES BANDERAs
Sc REUNEN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
COrercianiea en- PrOyisiOOeS

Tensmos complete gurtide de cuantos
articulos conciernen 4 nuestro raIno, que
recibimos semanalmente. Antes de COM
prar visiteRos o llsms = nuestrO telefO-
ne.
PEREZ HERMANOS
Tel6fono 285, Isabel III Ntim. 8. Advt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
Gipneer bO 6elena.

Eipneer 0B6 I Selenn.> sSrd SeIeno
meIoes, at Salpor Slion Seipett, en-
al ipolige Winneiotus Rionerer, er
bso / nppnte gp / ben bsie Mber al
so gar. Wr. Sepett, iom life for
lpnge iiben fom til Wfontana, boebe
for npr 8inbom, Winn., bppr ban
opretteoe tit Stem li9e efter gorgpr.
frigens Slutntng.
gebre 9lpling enb bentet. Curtis
8. Ioiber, asiiiterenbe @sent for Sc.
teral @eierpe 9anf, bar ,tnber en-
@eiie giennem Montana giort Sen
@rfaring, at Sreifingen piier ct be.
Gre l1obptte END man babbe pentet.
Saapel Sarmere iom Sorretning8.
mpnb fatte6e mere Wob efter bpert
iom &ornet ranbt no at Waiftnen.
Stprt Sasbrns brenbt. 0olan.
Senoerion 2ltmber Cos Sagbr1io,
beliagenoe en- WiI norbenfor 8ablo,
err nebbrerbt meb en- flor 8ebolbning
af iaget Srelait og Ssmmer. Sobct
Iagoes at breie Zig omfring 100000,
flin belpis o9ffet peb DISTURBANCE.
Soruoen felipe Sagbr1tget nebbreno.
re Sspleriet, &ontorbpgninger, Ssr.
reifure, 2ogibus, 8isffen og enbel
mtnbre 8pgninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

Siemfomit, at ban fslte fig beroligei
peo at babe betalt fin @i9Ib til Gam.
flnbet % bar f9rbie til at begpnoe
Sipet paonp. San banbe iibite 8aal
ppret noiat for ct let SlagtilfGloe
men Dar MI iaa nogenlunbe fonner
ODER bette. San fortaIte, at ban
Gpngslet 'bapoe truffet nogle fac
M9n6, Der bapbe frpbet fig peb at Il
ham anfomme bio. De par enoel a
bet uifub, ban iom Sheriff bapbt
ienot bio fra minneapolis.
ganfrspae ct. Iartim. Ser
lille Bp ct. Wartin, Der logger pal
ct noeet afiioes Steb / Stearns
County, 10 Wil norositenfor Bap'
nesbine oe 80 Wtil peItenfor ct
Gloub, blep Seat til Sirsbag biemt
isgt at Ell &sperbanbe, iom iprGngtt
oct branbfrie Sfab / ganfen oe mo
Hap meo $4,000. Hsperne fierte ef'
ter Wionat inc / 8pen meo TO Iltto'
mobiler, % mebens nogle at Dem al
ifar ale Observation-Disclosures, mcreot
andre Jig meo at ifpbe iitpffer Del
fore eleftriife ems foran ganfbpg'
%ninaen. Otter at bore trengt inc
ganfen CAB De fig ifalt meo oct itort
8engeifab, men bette bite fig lao
umeogisrligt, of oct ferit peb ottenbt
Gpnamitlaoning CAB efter. SIere al
gDens 8efolfning p9ffebes aaerebe
pcb Den fsrite @rploiion, o. Ser Jam.
leoes flere W9nb ubenfor ganferl.
men troos at Der fpreoes flere Sfilf
moo &sberne, f%ortiatte bisie ufortrs'
bent lit grbeibe inbtil De bapbe aob'
net Sfabet. &asierer &obert &ubr
fit life bpre ON 8sberiet for aft bar
ODER, og ban fjerte oa til &icbmono.
ben nrrmeite differentiation, for al
parsle Wpnbiabeoerne | ct. Gloub,
&sperbonben bapbe oog oa ODER en-
Simes Soriprang. Stearns Goi1ntr
bar / oen ienere Sib pGret meget bel
bia | at unbaaa &sberbanber, 90
bette bar set fsrite 8%anfrsperi / bette
Gountp paa mere emo 10 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

funoen oso, tilipneIabenoe efter o.
Bape iflibt Jig ielo. SinaniieGe Ssor.
piflinger sipes iom Wotip for Den
iortpileoe Sanhlins. 0elion Dor SO
slar gammel, e~fterlabenbe fig Suitru
og to 8srn.
ltlpffe pe6 2emmpn. Som 8ofer
iom bapoe Orb for of bore en- mere
emo alminbelis GOD Sosmrrer, ON.
fom iibite Ssnoag UNDER 8abnina !
ben itore H%eierpoir norbenfor Gem.
mon. Slere Berioner par @ione i'll
at Manoen gift Thumbs, men por
dae noe af Stanb til of naa bom
2eaerne fanbt, at Der life bar rloopt
9anb / oen omfomne Wanbs Gunner,
oa man mente berfor, of ban bar BE.
pen rammet al ct SiertetiIf9Ibe. ga.
fers Suitru bsbe for to @ar iiben, GA
ban efterlaber Jig tire Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
Witnneiotd.

granbtab / petersburg. 9abl &
Rasmusiens 8utif / petersburg,
npr Sacfion, er totalt neobrenot med
ct Cab al ODER $4,000.
@rtbigt Mineifnb. s Guortsite
Stenbrub, beItggenoe ire Niil nor,
benfor Si,perne, bleo Ser fotle6er
Gag iprGngt no en- ioltb @4g Gro.
nit, Ser bar % 500 breb, rs Spb opf
og omfring 400 SOB lang. Gen bell
Nusie blep faitet omtrent 100 Sol
bortober al De 5000 8unb 9pnmit
Tom pou en- Sang affprebes. 9ettl
bar Den ~itsrite 9pnamitIobning no
0eniinbe affpret / bernie Gel Of Sta
tel.