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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22
Are You aSmoker
In This Club?

We make It practice not to harp on
what = good pipc-tobacco Edgeworth
IL. We know that pipe-smokers like
to form their own judgement.
Here Is one who has formed his own
judgement:
CROWN MARGARIN COMPANY
lark 4 Virginia Aves.
st. Louis, u. 8. A.
Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. I. 1920.
larus 4 Bro. Co..
Richmond. Va.
Gentlemen:
1have been user Of EAigeworth for
over three years and during that tim~
! Aass Nsrsr vst xsst its sgsai in
flavor, smoofAssss sSd AisA quality.
Occasionally Il happens that I am
unable 10 get Edgeworth In my travels.
no ! change to cigars until get in
town where u II to be had.
Last week ] ran Out Of tobacco and
was unable TO replenlsh my supply. 40
bought another brand Of tobacco In
tts place.
lwsnt into cigar store upsn my
arrival here and when got my hands
on /. can Of Edgsworth, Il rAds me
Grand an Glorious Feelln'f" Il WAs
like meeting an Old friend.
Put me down - . permanent
member Of the Edgsworth Satisfied
Snoksu' Club.
Youra truly.
(Signcdl J. A. Pierce
General Representative
CROWN MARGARlN COMPANY
Como Hotel. Hot Springs. Ark.
This man tried cigars; he tried out
at least one other brand Of pipe-to-
bacco. lie was 40 glad to lay hold of
Edgcworth again that no sat down
and wrote " how good Edgeworth
smokcd.
That means something.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22
Surely the Proper Thino.


They were thrown into each others
society In II country house, without
common Interest or tho icnst nttrn,-
tIOn for each other.
FIhnlly. nftcr casting about for y
FERTILE subject Of conversation, only
to fnil In every attempt. he rnid dc,-
pcrmtrly: "WIlI you mnrry mc1"
Sl': considered long md deeply.
u think IN sny yes" phc replied NJ
Inst. 1T Will give ~ sO much more 10
talk about while we're here"
Avrtfssovs Matter.
"Mnnds husband seems 10 liz pretty
common clay" "Weii. she gets tho
rocks out NJ him MI right" -
Pensions are tho silver Innings Of
war clouds.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

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nAass ssassssb's. Hishsss sslsssesss. 6osSssvseaA
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

Pensions Hre tho silver Innings of
war clouds.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

WO uAVc uStVI
old you that Edge
worth hasn't an
,qual for flavor,
'moothness and
nigh quality. But
Nc are more than
willing to let ons
,i our customers
/ tell you that.
II Do you smoke
. Dipc-tobacco
that no other
4 can take the
place Oft II not.
we would BE-
Glad IN hoye
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-28

Tn, famous Groa' wng 10 Comma b
J goo miles long
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25
WHERE PARTISANSHIP ENDS

Charges of undue partisan spirit on the part of republicans in congress may be dismissed af- ter the following tribute to the late Champ Clark by Representative James R. Mann, of Illinois:
 'When the Georgia delegation informed our departed friend of their desire to have gave presented to him and the presentation speech made by a republican member of the house. and asked him to name one, he did a great honor to me in his loving kindness to suggest that should present thegavel to him on behalf of the house. It is not possible for me to do that It will be presented to his family. loved the man. We were on opposite sides ofthehouse We never had extra close personal relations, but in all the touch and contests of bitter fights we learned not mere ly to respect each other but to love as two broth CTS might. This house saw him in the days of great parliamentary contests and no one ever ap- peared on this floor in parliamentary fight who was his superior, and some of us doubted when he was elected speaker if it were possible for man with the parliamentary fighting propensi- ties such as he had to preside without partisan ship. He left the speakers chair with the re- spect, with the admiration, with the affectionate regard of every member of the house, regardless of party He has gone to his heavenly reward, but his memory will finger long in the halls of this house, influencing those who are here and those who come afterwards to remember that contests over the principles do not need to degen- crate into personal animosities.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25
WATER SUPPLY MOST IMPORTANT

Looking ahead is one of the things most es- sentia in the building up of a city. Times, good and bad, fluctuate A year from now we will re- gret that ground plans were not laid to take ad- vantage of the opportunities offered Now is the time that definite action should be taken on the Switzer canyon dam project; the water problem is going to be with us again before we realize it and we are sleeping. Many rold timers can re- member when water was delivered around town in water wagon at cost of $100 per barrel and the average cost when water was plenty was twenty-five cents per barrel, delivered when the water man got to it. People living here now can not realize that condition and for that reason do not fully appreciate the present water system, but take it as matter of course. Developing a plentiful water supply is the best investment the city can possibly make-without water there can be no growth. The city water has been splen- did paying investment and the cost to the con- sumer has ben lower than in any other town or city. If an additional supply of water can be se- cured by damming Switzer canyon, the people who are looking ahead should demand that it be done. Every day that this matter is put off is costing the people good money and holding the city back.
 There are hundreds of things which may be done to make Flagstaff grow, but the water question comes first and is of the utmost import ance. Definite action is needed and needed now.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25
A WARNING FROM THE LEGION

The American Legion has notified Legion posts throughout the country to watch for gen. eral revival of German propaganda. The warn- ing is based on information which has come to the official heads of the Legion Reports to head quarters of suspicious activities in any commun- ity are urged.
 The revival of propaganda activities is be- lieved to be the result of carefully directed na tional campaign with two man objectives which the bulletin describes as follows:
 "First-The disruption of accord which ex- ists between the United States and our allies, with particular reference to France and Great Britain, by the turning of American popular sent iment against the governments of these coun- tries.
 "Second-The methodical creation of a pow erful political machine, by the almalgamation of the disoyal elements of our nation and their ee- vation to place of power in American politics by the invisible influence of this organized mi. nority"
 The bulletin expresses the belief that one of the first national manifestations of this propa- ganda will be the holding of mass meetings in the big cities, to infame public opinion by means of false propaganda about the allies. It cites the falsities about the black troops upon the Rhine as an example of the arguments which will be used It also calls attention to the fact that in- dividuals whose disloyalty and whose efforts in the interests of Germany were notorious in the past are now again in direct communication with Berlin.
 The warning issued specifically to Legion members may well be taken to heart by all loyal Americans By May 1, Germany must begin the real bushes of reparation. In the effort to fore stall or permanently avoid the issue, she will leave no stone unturned to create dissension among the allies and to arouse sympathy here. For the sake of American honor and the safety of the world, those efforts must be recognized for what they are and must fail of their pur- pose.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Fighting Bob' Sawn was held up in Prescott by the American Legion charged with the mis- use of the United States navy uniform. He was freed, but there did not appear to be any evi- charged as he claimed. Sawn has been deliver ing vitriolic speeches against the bosheviki and other kindred radicals. There is no good reason why men going through the country in uniform claiming to be ex-service men should not be re- quired to show their credentials and prove their standing It was big army and many bunko men were in it and there are thousands of bunko men who did not get in at all who have been bunking the public by wearing a service uniform and collecting money. The American Legion will do good service in protecting the public and it's own organization from this class
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

See what we have missed by not joining up with the league of nations without the dotting of an "i' or the crossing of "t". We would have had the privilege of helping France and England collect their indemnity and paid for the honor. We are, so to speak, at war on peace basis while they are at peace on a war basis.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

It sems to be favorite pastime for some one to tell someone else that such and such road through such town is the worst in the world and impossible It stirs up plenty of feeling, but we have our doubts about the truth of half such statements made
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Don't everyone just love the person who is forever telling how dull and unentertaining the home town is? Just as though the man who al ways finds enough to keep himself busy and well entertained should drop his affairs and see that the mentally unfinished is properly amusedr He usually is one of the kind who's mamma delighted to call "such peculiar little boy"
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

General Pershing's idea that the hyphenated citizen should either de-hyphen himself from the old country or remain there, gets many cheers from the average American It is really too three countries at one time and make a success of it. There is plenty of room for improvement in this country and many improvements could be made by attending to our own affairs.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

One can not help but admire the young man who shows his exalted love for his bride and wakes up the whole neighborhoOd with his auto horn as be speeds down the block to the love nest he wants the whole world to know he loves her, whether the whole world wants to be advised of it or not
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Henri Behoteguy, who has done newspaper work in Phoenix for a number of years past, has been appointed private secretary to Gov. Camp bell and will go on duty April 1st. Henri knows about everyone in the state and everyone that knows him is glad of it.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

It must be remembered that Flagstaff is be- coming we'll established wholesale center with every reason to believe that it will grow more rapidly during the next few years. It is on the main line and the center of a large country which looks to it for supplies.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

President Harding rightfully contends that the United States did not lose any of her inher- ent right because she did not join the league of nations. Those who so vigorously espoused the cause of the league may have given Europe the idea that we expected to lose all our rights as a nation if we failed to join the league, but gener ally speaking the people had no such idea.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

The federal commissioner of education says that education and politics will not mix o, well now, little education would not hurt politician.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Mildewed Mildred says that while she thor oughly understands the income tax law, she be- lieves women should insist on their rights and have "her' taxes included as well as Sir" taxes.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Mildewed Mildred says she has often wonder ed why rivers always run by big cities and never understood it until she read the Volsteadt act repeating the rivers and harbors bill.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Dr. Swackhammer won the golf contest re- gently at Superior. You tell 'em Dock; you got the swack on the hammer about right Eh !? What?
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

During the past year it has taken more mon- ey to do less than at any other time in the his- tory of the country.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Now it is suggested that if the United States does not want to come into the league of nations, she can be arbiter in the settlement with Ger many. Arbiter is right, we get bit if we bite.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Germany is beginning to realize that the "mere scrap of paper meant real scrap.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Over in Colorado one man declared that St. Patrick was an Italian. The other man jerked out his gun and sent the fellow into the other world to ascertain the error of his information.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

The Hackensack Record says that roughly speaking John D. Rockefeller's gross income for 1920 is $43,0000OO. It sounds rough and speaks for itself.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Mildewed Mildred says that the water at Flagstaff is very nearly pure, in fact psycho- patio analysis showed that it was 112 per cent pure.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

A scrap over the island of Tap is about all America got out of the world war.
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-25

Jake Hammon was tried and Clara Smith ac- quilted of his murder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
lllerfelis
misunderstanding"

Sra Chicago bcrettc3 Sen 7oc ga.
llllar : Gu igoor iorctugct Ha5iia
pao ct "Wfeieri" / en- AZ @peuS llo.
fnllter reillltcreoc ! Nrreitotiouell al
Gicrert oa @ciIaglrg9clie Al Ct Euiiit
rcqiilGrc W%clfefonocr, bui@ Suoholb
imriOlertiO / Slua8 i%n9eltionlbcllt zig
bco bapoc me0 Dtelf.
Set bar life aonlclf" crflTrcoc
ScpIitp Sbcriif 8riffin cfter fprlt at
haze tagct en- Slrtrf, o. bercitcr, lor-
at bore bis / lin Sag, ell noNct ltorre
Ell til. SC bar Totctesmelf meo
ct "&icf" iom Al 20 iporfcIult"c
aisr. vi follot "Mcltcnloitincn" %
alt for ct "W}eieri" al oct SIo8S Tor
teonc Gilbeber l,bc' / 6ieiet, buor
Ser lflllbe houc prrct airr."
Gicrcn. Conn 9ucuS, blcu n~rrcItc-
ret, 90 &lulOcrllc paa hans "TclIuc,
RI Holltc" pcntcr iba9 'or8iGDeo poa
i'm "Wielf".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
unoerioroiif Brand.

Tra Scrauton, ga, bercttes, at
@ebocrne al ben peiiIige ltofant al
9pen Dor iem ODER ell iilmcnbe Gill.
fan, iOct CT SloebranD er briiot no
ncoe / en- gan,mel allIgrlibc, hpis
WallNc itr9ffer Jig inOuitocr oeil belt.
lige 9pbel.
Slocu opbogebcS iprit Nanoag
Den 3bie SanlIar, ga tpffe Hognas.
fer bceplote at itrOmme pp eicnucm
8rubcaabninaen. @ronbcn bar ic.
mere iorplalttet iig gicnnrcln Sc I'M.
Derioroiifc 8anee o. antagcs M at
itrGffe fig opcr ct 90 Nlcrca itort
Nreal bpbt nebe unocr rSorooperflo-
oerl.
Wpnoisheoernc Irpgter FOR, of Der
paa 8runb al Scbcn fan opItaa Hep.
ncr / SoroerL bporiGicunenr Der mt
ligenS fltnbe itigc on qiitge 8aier
% trpl,ge inb / be opcllopcr belig.
9cl,be Suie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
lllinneiotas 6upernor.

:. q. 8. Trcl,9, Ioul iorrigc lt1c
illbiuttca / GIltbebct, CT WtinlleIotu5
20oc Wuucrnor. San or blot 81
Nar g1nlntcl oA oclt trcoic pndlte
Winllo iom bar llocbuut bette Gn-
beoc. G. u. Gupia, hcn Iellcrc
n%langcaorigc Tortlmo3 ic1otor, oJ
ocn nctop uitroootc @uucrnor.
@%urnolllit, onr begQe bare 30 Wa
1altle, ga sc tiltraaotc StilltnNcll,
nlcll bcl, %iprItnruttc rur nngIc fdf
Moancner nrgre en0 Den iioitnTpntc.
Or. Nrella, ioln CT feht / GoIltnl.
bus, @ia., Ser 2Soc Nuguit 1888,
he0pnbtc lin poIitIitc aorrterc |
Winnciota / 1909 % ror / 10 Har
8upcrner 81. {. Gbcrbarta Tripat'
icfrctrr. Sra 1911 I'll 1915 lneA
hopoc hall StiairQer ion StotcnS
9lsiltronccfomu,isiUr og ira 1913
Il! llOgangcn al 1920 IoH StotS
auditor.
u. II. 0fcNil or bcr cltcitc for
uocn Erclls, Ger or he5unot iohi
YripoticfrctTr og bar lplltget 'tg
pp iii @itpcrner. Wic@il bar Ok.
pcrnsr gnltin3 Triuoticfretrr ira
1870 til 1874. Scrcrc par han |
t3 Idr a5Iuranccfomnli&iGr buli'
fc1 StiQi,o ban i~nochap0c, oa hdll
/ 1856 palgtcS til @,,nculer.
Neo Senipn I'll 8upernrrcrnes
NationaIitct par Sohn SinO % u.
>. Gberbort Isht / Spert5c %
anutc 9teIipn / Norgc. Sohn u.
Sobnion % @iirltaiiit bar begse az
ipcnif SSerfnmit. rrrn fsotc bert
Sonoct. sofn u. Sobnicn er ocn
cncite al WinneIntaS 8ircc7terer.
Iom par fsbt / Statcn,
ri Sc 20 8lpernercr, iom Wln'
nciota altioa bibtil bar bort. tom
6 ira Iarnicu Gountp, 4 ira W
colctt, 3 ira Senncpin % 1 IRA
bpcrt al Gountierre Nob!cS. 8'oo.
hue, @roipt, 0ouglnS, @lnonn,
@otoripon % @Iue Garth.
NSobn z. Tiaaburu. Der ndr @iI-
perl,pr ira 1876 iii 1882, lrocblp.
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/ ire grntiner. Nrit citer horl
fpmnrcr gberhort mes 3 Ndr % )
Waaucocr. ibct han b!cp @upcr1lcr
eitcr ,Siohu II, Sohnior8 Geo ~
oicrpulatcs 10 @aligc. @ltocrl'er
Solution par, ioruoen TtIlSbllrn'
ben cncitc. iom bIep ro!1t I'll WI
pcrnsr ire Soree, nler han oece
Scspuoe!jcn al jim treble Sern'lE''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
tatshusholoninsc

Slsl9e Observation-Disclosures NarS.
rapport belsb Ncgicrinqcna lcbenoe
llo9iitcr i 1920 iie til $1,000 600,
600 MOB $11.72S,000,000 ! 1919.
llo1iiterllc Tor npitc 6Iifolnar or
b~crcgrcbc til omfrius 4 SiQioncr
Dollars.
&cgicrinscils or0inrrc Sl,0trg.
ter bcleb Jig / 1920 til S6,43t,.
100000 moo $6,772000. 600 oct
forMoacnoc Ier. ) S%notontitifot be.
tolct@ Scr $3,510,00O,0G0 moo
100000 / 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
nye Ry$teI$er.
Nsoen blanbt DC 10000 husuilbe !
I~rgentina iururrres.
unocr aabcm 0immel.

sra Wcnoo3o, argentina. beret.
teS, at De ca. 10000 buspiloe Gre
Tor Oct iorirrbelige SoroifirIp ! "a.
bale Golrntp, 80 Otil ira Wenbo;a,
ION iiocn oer 17be December hur
moattet Iope ullbcr aoben Simrcl,
lorrtgc SenSag onifrGnmleoes al en-
HGffc me HpitcIicr.
Vper Wcnooja o. Smeail er hocr
onoc1 eLer treble Soa bIcuct rritet
Al me SorbifiGIp iioen Sen itore So.
ta'trofe / December. Mt Sobet al
WcnneifcIip life blep "itprre. eno Ill.
Iploet par, ifpIocS Sen Smitrroia.
beo, at SfiTlpet inbtrai pco 3.3ioet
ON Gfterrliobaeer iiteoetior ON Nat.
ten, 'oa DC iIcite al Streaets Snb.
paorcre bcianbt iig noe ! set frie.
Sc 10000 Nfrr Tor set itore
Sfirlo, bar belle Sioen iiocn nloot.
ret cpholoc ia noe unocr oabcn sim.
mel, 'tisrt Ser DC iibitc iaa Gage or
talot ct folot % gicnnemisnenSe
Hcou.
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ocrgaoct Be inntrnc fIiulatiifc Soron.
orlngcr, ION i,lhtrnf / GhiIi Sen Soc
og 9oe Secen1bCr. R"linlatet or after
ltornralt / Chill, men Teirct er trent
Dele" Qraat % foI0t her tiltrooa Tor.
at oct I'LL cr nliOt poa oorincitc Sont.
mcrcn pna 0iaic Starter al alo0en.
9taor oct life rcqllcr, berger ntorfc
Sfucr oucr GQllen.
NiTlpeurbcioet bar madttct be.
Qrpnics npitcn uocIltffcltOc til Be
G9lte, ION hienliegtca al &utoitroieu
ocn 17bc December. Settc ioripr.
oelige SfipIp tilintetgioroe iuloitrn.
dig 10 belle 2anosbner % rpiieoe /
8ruS npIteu bpertencitc Sornlhu5
lnoenfor ct Snlrna6c pao oper 80
&pdbrotmil.
Ser itaar life ct elteitc 9cboeIics.
bus igien / 2opolle, &opeoilobcn /
Tropinien al innn,e Noprl, Ser er Ell
gp poa ca. 5000 S~nobuaaere, ener
/ be1 llprIiggcnoe @arosbp Gnitro DC
Irdrlia.
VI De officiclc Hopporter trent.
Noar BET glG0eligDiS, at De ieritc &c.
rctrirgcr ON llIpffcIt uar ~betpoeIig
opcrorepnc forioapiot 9obct al Ntei,.
n~cifcIip nlQif, ioct 9IutaIlet al Sc ont.
fonltc FIN bcIeber 'ig til ca. $50 %
NutuIlct al tillfaocfonulc iii ca. f..
800. Wicrttifetabct nlaa li0c3 at
haze Orrct nteget riltac, lloor De no
~Itraftc S0clGggclicr taqcs nlco / @e.
truGtnlrqell.
acknowledgements / Sc al SorNrr.
iteliernc biGnioQtc G9ne u~oeIaaoeS.
idu @ono iii Nuabchop ofte mo tip.
res LANCE &eie. Ill De hltspilnc /
@anobiitrlftcrnc iore9our &arhfia-
ringer / "Spri1fling" ToQne, ion1 er
icn0t ira WfCnooja.
autaitroicn i1l6troi 'onltioia meO
9lubulngcu al ct mt &rnter / &iertct
al Anne4iielocnc / NGrbcben al 0et
uObrUltOte &illfan Ytoitnt Suuuuga.
to, Sagcn eittr, at llobriiboct ar
Wfollnt &iId Nicn par opbsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11

oreoeportclnclltct bcn 6tc os. i et &c.
lrarom ira 8llpcrnsr Hias8 al aIo.
ito.
Ger blep pco Nootagclien al bette
Sclegram ltrar ierbt I~nnobnina
baooe I'll Observation-Disclosures GA
@n'tpa9ttlenc'ten ON uicrtspct at no.
lcnoe 6orteier til at isge eiter Den
iapncbc Toitbaab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
Den onoe Sampittioheo

sra HaIcigh, Nortb Carolina,
bcrettcS. al ". 6. Nonnp, c, Gar.
llcr ! &itbcripro Gouutp, iorIcocl
Tag iii irIot Jig St35 / ct regiitr,.
ret Nrco ira Scnncsiec. Aficnoc.
rem oplpltc, at han / 1867 Iaobc
Itioulet eli @rit ira Mr. Ionnp$
Spl9erfor % iihcn ioIQt Sen for
Den Si1rL ban MI tiIbagcbctaItc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
Gerrcl torlaoer Soro.

;Tro Gctrou, M}id'., m'IH,& at
nof rr Al iSoro giomr G'mgaIIp'
hcierc 6lnttionGrer bor ta9cf IN
If5feb. Gct er Souia $ GerrelI,
ion, ! nj 9lar bar pGret aompanleis
Experimentation. Sol orJiper lon
8rlnro. at Eorboloenc ueo ooro
Wotpr Gomgom bar arict 10 'lls.
ot SET par bIeoet uuuIigt for BAN
at IortiGttc. africa AZ onl'rctt 'dIi''
me @rirno. Tom isrte nj %iee9re'
iibcrtcnS. Sront 9, alingenin'ieS
SratrGScn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11
en- ianoforois
JueIfort0uino,

Sra Gbappai9m 81, icnbc3 isl.
eclloe pafre % ian0fGroige Sulciors
telling: Santa Glous huuoe ibog
Csltleaiten 1920 leict TO al Sainois
Geutralbanens b,trtigite Gasiasertoe
% brogte Dem til cn pluoielia StanS
iloeufor ct enslist lioet TornnhuS i
Smcaucn al 2anbsbncn ga Glcoe,
nlcbcns Scleantioncr ira Sogperlo.
nalcr,,c braote fine @opcr ii,b til
2ottic Sprouie. Ell IS Iar normel
areblins. 90 til oeIlne Seaiucnbeo
fnpttcr liG en- bel liocn "&onlun" fra
Oct pirfeliae 2ip.
Ga 2ottie bar ~ Slor oomnel
blcp bun ongrebet al @arnelomncl-
ie % aiprt til &rsblin9. Sn,trcnt
'antibig mcb bennc lllpffe ron,me.
bcs fSaberen al iinaniicqe llbclb, ioo
Barnet life funoc eipes ben tilbsrli.
&c 2pgcbeban0ling.
Turat forbripe Sibcn OF paa eli
Ntaabc of p~coligcholbe gersriugen
meb llbenpcrocncn begpibtc bun al
lercoe for ier GIor iioen fra lit 2cie
pco %inouct at bite til Srninmrn,
bcrc, ibet De for forbi. s DC iibitc
TO 9(ar har set fife en- cneitc Sang
brnbt, at bun har forIslnt of tilblitc
DC forbigoaenoc Eoe fin Sil'cn. life
life cnaallQ Nottogcne. elsie til
ficnocoap bun pco Of holbc en- tG,lot
Iprltiffc foron Tinouet, of hi,u ito
bio houoc Dem / Grinbrirg. ut 900.
pcrionolet bciuorebc bisie Scgn paa
Scnifab % Spnlpati, tiger iiq ielu,
% sc FOR aloria oct lille cniommo
SltS forbi liocn at bolbc ltbfig efter
"Irn1cn / Iinouct". Dc bar bIet
iaa pallt iii oct, of De pilbc hape be.
tragtct set ionn ct onbt Omen, ON
Signalet bar lIoeblebct.
Oct bar bog isrit for en- fort Sib
iiberl, at DC beilllttcoe of unoerisge
Spncmcnet nrrrlcrc mcb oct Neiiil-
tat, of ocn itaffcls arpblinaS Jorge
liQe 2ipsifiRbnc aa~bcnbarcbcs for
Sem. 90 De islte Jig inoerlig rert
OF bcilnttcoc, iaapibt oct itob / bereS
Waat, at bcrebe beltbe Ell "alGbelig
Sui.
ga Ioaleoes hrrbte oct, at oeb 9.
3ioen Suleoiter5 gitcrmiboag ct at
sc 3oa, INN / Ter Mar / Sorbifarten
hapoe tilpiitct fin Silicn, itanieoe Ct
fnrt Stnffc iro hcl0cS Stem. mcDcrS
Der ira 9ogaqepognen ~afl9siebeS en-
prratio Rulcltol, en- blpb oa BARN
Hobe, ct itort lllotpppe, ct Ear ulb.
iorcbe Sefler og Ell Wanefplbigbeo
al andre npttige Yr9icntcr. Yaa
iterfc Sfulorc blep 8ienitonoere
baarct inb iii Ben al Spcrraifelie oe
@le0e moalsic ltl,ge Piae % oper'
leperet meb 5ogperionolcts biertelie.
lte Sulesnifcr.
S,In bopoe fndpt hapt 1io til of
fonr,e iia al lin fsrite Operraifclic,
ba ct onoet 600 fom til en- pllbielig
Stans omtrent paa famine Steo,
bpor oct ierite tioligere paa gfter-
mibbaaen bapoc siort Solot, og Ell
nm Delegation at Trainm9no inc.
ianbt iia / benbeS Siem % itiQebe til
bcnbcs Eispoiition ct Sorb, iom ifal
anpenbcs til at itafie benbe ben bebit
milioe 2Gacbebanoling.
Ssrlcbaa pertcr Sottie at tilbrinae
iibbctbc pco Giltouet / lin MuQcitpl,
Ga set forflareoe Gentralbane. Z rain-
m%rnoeneS imilenoe slniister pao
StrGfningcn Gbieoeo-Gairo Sule.
~s%o., 1000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-11

aen a~iploenoe lloiericlsforbuo paa
oettc Slags Sarcr. Gctte uil nleO
andre Orb iiee, az tore Wasicr al
@biifp og anbrc Spiritlioia III ubert
Sinorina pil fiinne ubfercs. Sclp
isr Torbuocts SphToclie bar aIlere.
sc lloierieIen al Spiritl,cia berfra
til sc Sor. Statcr ~bctpSclig itsrre
eno ier Sorbuoet bcri 2anoct traaote
ifroft.