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The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Word was received in Glenwood this
week of the birth on September % of
a IN pound boy to Mrs. R. H. Easter
brooks of Mancos, Colorado. Mr.. and
Mrs. Easterbrooks will be remembered
by many Glenwood people, Mr.. Easter
brooks being employed as clerk in the
White River forest office here for
some time. The little fellow has been
christened Robert Dean.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

DR.. and Mrs. @. M. Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cansdale motored to
Gypsum last Sunday in Keck's big
Cadillac, where the doctor was called
to operate upon Mrs. Harrison, who
was taken suddenly i'll.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. W. 8. Parkison was hostess to
the Bridge Whist club Wednesday af-
ternoon of this week. In addition to
the local members the following out
of-town guests were present: M<s-
danes Sweet, Zimmerman, Sebree and
Dinkel of Carbondale.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. R. E Bryant and daughter,
MISS Meldon, are enjoying a delightful
motor trip with o. II. Pressure through
fuebio, Colorado Springs, Denver, Ala.
Mosn and Grand Junction. They will
visit friends ut several cities eroute
and expect to return home next veek.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

first of this week.
Bert Cardnell went to Meeker Mon
day, taking a number of fish to be
deposited in the streams in that vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Allen have rented
the Waddle house on Minter avenue,
recently occupied by the Sam Clark
family.
Mrs. NJ. E. Cunningham returned
home Thursday night from Iowa where
she had been visiting relatives this
summer.
Mrs. Tom Sullivan of Carbondalc,
who has speut several weeks in Den
yer, returned to Glenwood the latter
part of last week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Amsbary and twd
children of New Castle spent last Sun
day night in Glenwood visiting at the
Clair Stewart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Metelmann re-
turned home Saturday night from
spending week visiting at Garfield
creek and New Castle.
Mrs. NJ. S. Buckles and sons, Joe
and John, of Rifle, spent Sunday in
Glenwood visiting Deputy County
Clerk Carl 2. Buckles and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Cramp and Mr..
and Mrs Joe Whit of Rifle motored
to Glenwood last Sunday afternoon
and visited at the l.. L. Cramp home. |
Mrs. T. A. Thompson, who has spent
the summer visiting her mother, Mrs. |
a. l.. Sebree, in Carbondale, left We'd |
nesday morning for her home in Den. |
yer.
5. b. Potter, Jr., teacher of phys |
zeal training and history in the Glen
wood schools, spent last week end at
the ranch home of his parents near
Rulson.
Mrs. l.. b. Brown left last night for
Edwards to visit her parents for a
few days, after which she will he
Joined by Mr.. Brown and they will go
TO Denver to spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stowell and little
son arrived in Glenwood Wednesday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. stowell are
former residents Of Glenwood and will
probably make their home here.
Mrs. M. c. Dulln and little daughter,
Jane, who have spent the summer Mt
the home of Mrs. DuIin IS parents, MIR.
and Mrs. c. W. Darrow, left Thursday
for their home in Detroit, Michigan,
MI and Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned
home Wednesday from Denver and
Colorado Springs, where they had been
attending the grand lodge sessions OF Il
the Masonic and Eastern Star orders t
Mrs. Robert Jeffers and little son, s,
Jack, left Sunday for Salida to again d
consult a physician in regard to the
little boys health. They were ac.
'ompanied by Mrs. Jeffers' mother, &c
Mrs. Heisler l.
bl
word was received in Glenwood this al
week from Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Car. M
aruso, who left their home near Car. til
iff several weeks ago for their native
ONE in Italy, stating that they had
rrived in the old country safely. DO
Misses Mabel and Agnes Lunny and Br
iiss Irene Tracy spent last Sunday at
isiting Miss Tracy's parents in Lead. en-
lie. While there they saw the aero. tul
lane which was there for few days as
nd which was the first airsbip In f,v
as high an altitude as LeadvilIe.
OH
MRS. X. E Bryant and daughter, wo
iss Meldon, are enjoying delightful Sh
otor trip with o. II. Pressure through ga
nebio, Colorado Springs, Denver, Ala. in
osn and Grand Junction. They will sio
sit friends ut several cities enroute MI
ID expect to return home next week. Aal
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

H. B. Ikeler left this week for AL
berta, Canada, where he will visit his
ranch property which is located in that
vicinity.
DR.. E. j. Horan returned the first
of the week from Salida, where he had
been taking a rest at the Red Cross
hospital.
County Superintendent Pottenger
has been out of town most of the
week visiting the schools in the lower
part of the county.
L. E. Soule and family and Mrs. G.
E. Cole motored to Rifle Sunday and
spent the day visiting Mrs. Soule's
mother and sister.
Jack Hedman, who has spent the
past two months in and around Pueb
10, returned to Glenwood Wednesday
morning and is visiting his family
Miss Esther Wellington arrived in
Glenwood last Saturday from her
home in Edwards for visit of few
days with her sister, Mrs L. B. Brown.
Mrs. H. Van Loon of Aspen spent
this week at the Robert Jeffers home.
enroute from Colorado Springs, where
she had been attending grand lodge
of the Eastern Star
The five-day-old daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Ben Zang of New Castle died |
at the Glenwood sanitarium Monday
night. The funeral was held in New
Castle Tuesday afternoon.
The Tri-County Federation of Won. |
ans Clubs will hold their semi-annual
meeting next Saturday, October 8, at
Basalt Colorado, where the Literary
Sorosis club will be the hostess.
Mrs Henry Hudson and little son,
former residents of Glenwood but new
OF Eagle, where Mr.. Hudson owns
drug store, spent several days Of this
week visiting friends in Glenwood
Misses Ethel Mccoy and Florence
Lyons, who are attending high seIN-
here left last Friday with Charles
whitley and motored to their homes
at Mccoy, where they spent the week
end.
The Ladies' Ala of the Methodist
church will serve ice Cream and cake
and homemade candy Mt Howard's
drug store next Saturday. October g
oome and get your ice cream this day
and help the ladies'. r
Leo johnson formerly employed bv II
the Express company here bnt no,v
'ocated at Telluride, spent several days
this week visiting in Glenwood, en-.
quite to Denver where he will spend n
months vacation with his mother
Mrs. Hannah Blaine, who has been
'lsiting at the home of her son. Super.
ntendent of Schools, W. D. Blaine, re.
urned TO her home in DeBeaue Sun.
ay' She was accompanied by her
on, Mr.. Blaine, who spent the day in
'eBeque.
Mrs. e. M. Stewart this week re.
'ived word that her sister, Mrs. G. G.
ong, and son Gordon were comforta.
y located in Los Angeles, California, I
Id liked the western state verv much .
r. Long has opened an automobile -
re factory. :
group of about twenty lively =
ys, members of the Boy Scout organ. !
uLlOQ, and THAR uonut,,.n44
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Misses Mabel and Agnes Lunny and
Miss Irene Tracy spent last Sunday
visiting Miss Tracy's parents in Lead.
vile. While there they saw the aero
plane which was there for few days
ana which was the first airship to fly
IN as high an altitude as Leadylle
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Word was received in Glenwood tn s
week from Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Car.
taruso, who left their home near Car.
diff several weeks ago for their native
nome In Italy, stating that they had
arrived in the old country safely.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

H. B. Ikeler left this week for AL
berta, Canada, where he will visit his
ranch property which is located in that
vicinity.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

W. +. Heberling was transacting bus
mess in Meeker several days this week.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. Robert Jeffers and little son
Jack, left Sunday for Salida to apai,
consult a physician in regard to tn,
little boys health. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Jeffers' mother
Mrs. Heisler.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned
home Wednesday from Denver and
Colorado Springs, where they had been
attending the grand lodge sessions OF
the Masonic and Eastern Star orders
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. w. l.. Reynolds was up from
the Weir Reynolds ranch near Silt the
first of this week.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Sam Geigel and D. s. James Of Car
bondale motored to Glenwood Tuesday
of this week and transacted business
in this city.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

DR.. E. j. Horan returned the first
of the week from Salida, where he had
been taking a rest at the Red Cross
hospital.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. j.. B. Galloway is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Davis, of
Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

group of about twenty lively
boys, members of the Boy Scout organ.
izatron, and their scoutmaster. r.
Bruce Mckeown, hiked to the sandbar
at Noname last Friday evening and
enjoyed picnic lunch They re.
turned home late in the evening and
as usual reported very good time.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. L. Lamay Hill, state humane
OFFICER, located at Rifle, was in Glen
wood wednesday transacting business
She was accompanied by Miss Mar.
garet Lyons They returned to Rifle
In the evening with County Commis.
sioner z. B. Higgins and his daughter,
Miss Stella, who had been in Carbon.
dale for the day.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. c. M. Stewart this week re.
eeived word that her sister, Mrs. G.. G.
Long, and son Gordon were comforto.
bly, located in Los Angeles, California,
and liked the western state very much.
Mr.. Long has opened an automobile
tire factory.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

County Clerk Walter j. Frost, wifi
and baby son, George, motored t
Aspen last Saturday and remained owe
Sunday visiting relatives.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. Clyde Gus and Miss May Shores
of Carbondale motored to Glenwood
Tuesday afternoon and spent several
hours.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Bert Cardnell went to Meeker Mon
day, taking number of fish to bt
deposited in the streams in that vicin
ity.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stowell and little
son arrived in Glenwood Wednesday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Stowell are
former residents Of Glenwood and will
probably make their home here.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. M. c. Dulin and little daughter
Jane, who have spent the summer mt
the home of Mrs. DuIin s parents, MIR.
and Mrs. c. W. Darrow, left Thursday
for their home in Detroit, Michigan.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. L. H. Hall and daughter, Car
men, returned to their home in Silt
Tuesday morning after weeks stay
here being called by the illness and
death of Mrs Hall s father, W. R. Lee
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

John Clarke, who motOred to Denver
a week ago with a party, returned
home Monday night.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. Hannah Blaine, who has bee,
visiting at the home of her son, Super
intendent of Schools, W. D. Blaine, re
turned to her home in DeBeque Sun
day' She was accompanied by hel
son, Mr.. Blaine, who spent the day il
DeBeque.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mrs. l.. b. Brown left last night 70
Edwards to visit her parents for
few days, after which she will b
Joined by Mr.. Brown and they will g
to Denver to spend week
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Ed Goddard of the Paine grocery
has been confined to his home this
week with a case of the grippe.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Dr.. j. L. Green and wife of Eagle
spent Tuesday shopping in Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

w. q. Harris of Basalt motored tC
GlenwOod one day this week.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

County Superintendent Pottenger
has been out of town most of the
week visiting the schools in the lowe.
part of the county.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Allen have rentet
the Waddle house on Minter avenue
recently occupied by the Sam Clarl
family.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

5. b. Potter, Jr., teacher of phys
zeal training and history in the Glen
wood schools, spent last week end a
the ranch home of his parents uea
Rulison.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Leo johnson formerly employed b,
the Express company here but now
focated at Telluride, spent several days
this week visiting in Glenwood, en-.
route to Denver where he will spend n
months vacation with his mother
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Miss Lila Rogers attended the dane
at Eagle last Saturday night.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mccoy and Mrs.
II. H. French motored to Avon Thurs
day and spent the day.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

Sa, lc9 fon life ~ioritao anoet. "
"Slotil bor oltiao life Norbmq.,.
oerle gelleret @rsnlpnoerne?"
"Nel, &oromGnocnes Sonait
%lloenIor acknowledgements bar iao.
nlot MIG betienbt foregaaet / ubeboe.
De 9iitrifter."
20 Ell Nnerfienoelic al Gar,.
nlarts S~perbsibeb MP"
"Sll beoirfe, at pi fan itaa prcr.
for ocll yfllli9beo, at @renlano lteu.
9es belt. Spilfe &oniefpenier bette
oll faa, fan life iiges paa itaoenbe
6oo, men ibpertialo oil Dor Iarait.
olrtlombeo panifeligeisres. Oct er
lortlorltg, at Hrotelten folnner ira
9tor9e, % oct er Horompnoene, ION
bar De ~Itsrite Sntcresicr beroppe.
uoperensitemmclieu Ifllloc boa life
bore lterrc, c,lb Of Ell Sesning, ION
ttlTreosltlaeoe be8ge Sonoe, nlaa fun.
ne ftnbes."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

paa Den anben SIDE bar SperioIbct
eller Sperialoe1c pao Roraes itsritc
9p % oct llobpttC, De anobragte, al
iliae 3ineniioner, at oct err notllrlia
/ isrite HRffe at tpnfc poa norif
gienbom blariot De @lllo. % SsIpio.
ger, iom funoe tinOeS / Sigreperens
Gle = ioriioiat at ogiaa Den gantle
8eretning ON banS Geltagelie / bette
Itore &iip er filot paaIioelig.
Spis S%tsrtebecter hapoe lepet
lang 9ib efterpao, firnoe man lettere
bape tpiIet paa N}ltlisbeoen al at fin.
De hamlet noele Better al oe norife
alenooier. Nten RanSmanoen Ieoe.
De life mai,ae Ior, timber De Sam.
pc, Sambures, @remenS % 2iibecfS
Srloasifibe bapoc moo Sipreperne
1902, lpffeoes Oct at gierc Gtoe pao
S%tsrtebecfers &cQtmclte. SQiua lie.
re al De andre Storrcucre bIcu ion,
get % b%alsbuegct. llnber De bapp.
renoe uiifre Sorholo bar set nofiac
i~anoipnlia, at ell rig Martb / &lal,;
Stsrtebecfers StioinQ gicmte bort
line rspeoe Sfottc, til ban cnaang
go funoc npoe 6ruQternc al i'm @irf
iombeo. Set er lite urimelie, of bar
bar arapet Dem ucb, % fanife ho,
han caiaa taaet NcnmeIi9hcbcn mel
oeres Sfinleiteo mco iiQ / 8raoen
San Ter life no I'll at hape unbt zig
itor Ro otter lit norifc SpcrioIb, o(
oaioo Bette fan bi0raQc til at iorfla
re, of man bar finulct iiuoe hamlet CT
iterre Gel al set, iom han mioIerti
bia mel,tc of betro til SorbcnS Sfipb
inbtil bans Zine font. Cohen inb
bentcr ham mibt / Sanpen Tor a
piroc me H%igbommc, me "8lenooicl
/ Cub % Selp, Oprcbare alGber %
SuSacrnao".
Oct bliper MI NiuieumSnpnb %
Sitoriferes SpQoOe nprmere a
eranifc oct rige Tllnb. Gets Gitnit
90 Nntifpitetsu9roi tor piie zig a
bore meact flor. Sfllloc oct bic ii9
at Sorboloct til AInuS Stprtebecfer
ociinitipt befrGftc@, buorueo Der e.
Ell WuIiaheo for, at nlan her hnl
nlco repeoe norifC Sfatte at gisre
oil Sagcn iaa b~ctuoclig SntcrcSi'
life bare for norifc Tngnrno, mel
FOR ct biitcriif intCrcaicrct Gublitltn
/ oct belle. Dc Eublitotioncr, ion
iorhaabentlig mart nil iremfomnc
oil aiuc nGrmere C~pIp&ninoer ON o.
itore Tproier, iom her eitcr oper ;
%brnoreoe Iars Sorlob after er brae,
irem for Togens Gus, % oct, De faI
iortGlc, fan iiffcrII9 paarcgne Sn
tercsie, baabe fitnithiitoriif % fllltur
hiitoriif, hos ell flor noroiit SGic
freos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

| Sunbrebcocls @roo. Iettc err, Tor.
flarer Erofesior G~berbarot, abiolut
neopenoig for at opnaa 9ooe iotoara.
fife Heinltater, ibet ielp De minoite
Selnperotnrlpin9ninger giper ilsreoc
9tueoer.
Ut anoet Stpffe merfelie Snpens
tar blir Ell eleftriif Spn, DER nteo en-
spending paa SO Bolt o. Ell
StrsmItprfe paa Here tllien anlpere
lfal uooifle en- Temperature paa ca.
1000 Grader, Den bsieite Sempera.
tltr, lom oct paa Sefnifens nloPren-
De S%tanopuntt er miilig Of fremifai.
re-. Ggentlig er Oct for lioet, tbi for
Frofesior einiteln gi9loer oct ON til
bans 6orieg oper iommenlignenoe
Spettralallalple at fltllrc ifabe Ell
Setlperatur ttlnGrmeliespiS iaa itor
lom Solens, Der er ca. 5000 @raDer,
men oa bette er ulnuIlia, maa ban alt.
Iaa llaa liz til Saals meO en- 9aaatel
paa 1000 @roocr.
) ct lGrlig &um inbbpgses oe
Sranarormatorer, ser ital omiorme
DC 22O Solta SpGnbine / Spsnettct
til De Tor Omen nebpenbige SO
Volt. Iue DC eleftrilfe Ipparater,
Der liaeiom De optiife blir ierlig
tremltllet for sc Giniteinife Grperi.
irlcllter % neppe uil bore frroige fsr
tlollglt til nGite Ssit, leperes al 81
mems Scbucfert.
enoell9 ma nppneS, at Ser /
2aarlets forite Gtage or inorcttet ct
rimnlelig Irbeios- % aonierencepG-
relic % | atoen Gta9e ct Irbeiosuu-
relic mco tiliteoenoe Soperum Tor
u%oenlano'fe 8ipiter, al hpiIfe olere-
DC ell ~tpinoelig Gibenifabsmano ira
sSlen bar annlelot lit 9eisg.
Spao Der IGrlig pil intcreslcre
Sfnlolnaper er, at Giniteintaarnet,
roruoen at ticre til Saltilaaelien al
Den for De Ginitcinife Seoriers Hia-
tigbeo pioncnoe "Gpbiorifppnina" /
Spettret, palaa it'll aigipe grbeios-
plaos FOR atomfplitalite ltnoerisgel.
Ter I'll SilIlitt1ina til Den oanife Gi.
oerlfabsmano Erofesior Niels 9ohrs
Seorler. Ginlteintaarnct oil altiuo,
1laar Sn'trllmenternc til nplte glor or
tTroig opltillet, bli ct uigtia Centrum
Den me pioenifabelige 6orifnina,
Der paa mere enc ct Gunft er iirro
mco at repolutionere DC mlgiGlocnoe
Spfatnlnger oa plnIteoe Scorier, ionl
hi biotll bar betragtet iom llomiteoc-
lige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

ilaar oct gjalot at rebeaisre for fine
npelte pioenlfabeliae Opoaselier.
Som Rcoaftsr for "Woroiif SioS,
lfrift" giorbe Oscar Iontelius Ell
~betpoeli9 Snbiats for ct n9rmere
oanoelig Samarbeioe melem De fan.
oinaoiife Golf. - 5 1907 blep bon,
tilbhot StiQinsen iom Gbei for Oct
forbiitoriife Witieum i Berlin iami
BroresIorltllingen peo llniperiitetet
men afilog.
Oscar Wontelius bar Weolem al
ell HPtfe lGroe Samfunb iamt sgres.
ooftor ceo ilere llniperiiteter, beri.
blanot peb &riitiania ltniueriitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
WonteIius 900.

Ch az Tdlloells StorrlGlto, Den
lpen'fc SlogranIfer Troiesior Oscar
wtontelilta er nplig aigaaet pcO 81.
Den. Stisnt Wontelius bauoc naoct
ben heie Nloer al rs glar, fon1 aQige.
Del gltoltabet ON bans 9ortqung
operraIten6e. &an bar cuolll baaoe
aanoelig % legemlig / fulO Si1sr og
Itoo niot oppe / Nrbeioet meo Sos
1ttngen al uigtige arfGologiifc Tro-
blenlcr.
6oa ipenife acknowledgements bar
lom Oscar OtonteliltS faitet SLAMS
ODER lit Saltb. Som nrfrologiif Sor.
fer bouoe ban Seroensrp, giennenr
lit Sfarplino bor ban formaaet at
lpreoe Sps life bare oper Speriges
og SfanbinapienS arfGologiifc Sor.
bolo, men ogiaa oper SiQeaiiens,
@rpfenlanbs % life minoit Stalicns.
6or at fomme Thumbs / 9ronce.
alocrcns IrfGologi eioroe Wonte=
Illus en- Hpffe Stuoiereiier til Sta.
lien, bpis rigboloi9e, men llorbncoc
Samlinecr ban giorOe iii 8icnitano
for ct iaa grunoig % ifarpitnoig
Stuoium, of bon, rigti9nof efter 40
glars Irbeibe, pua Irf9olo9fongres.
len / 8enf / 1912 futoe frclnlGgge
oct tort anlagte Irbeioe gle Dor
flasiiicbe Gbronoloqie StalienS".
SGiel1tlig paa @ru,olag al itne
Stltbier / Stalien lloaau ban / 1885
"SiosbeitGmnina inom b%ronsdloern
mco i9rifilt apieenoe pd Sfalbina-
pien", ct Irbeibe, iom al europas
lprbeite IrfPologer er blepct beteg-
net ionl epotegierenoc / oertne Sloens
Ifabs Siitorie.
9ssningen al ben noroiife 9ronces
albers Hroblem bar for WtonteliuS
iaalebes SopeOformaalet, hams ito
lierlife Stuoier bar bare ct Otiobel til
at naa bette Waal. Wen oa ban mi
iab illOe meb Ell fulbitpnoi9ere %
mere ipltematiit Sperii9t oper Sta
liens forbiitcriife Wateriole emo no
gen an0en, begpnote ban / 1895 llO=
gipelien at bet mGgtige Elancbeuerf
"Sa civilization primitive eli Stale
bepuis l'introouction 0cs metaur".
Oscar Wontelius er Sfaberen al
ben tppoloaiite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
Sloiagsforlfninaen. iSans fsrlte
Stllbieaur falot ianimen mleo Srem-
fomiten al Saripins gppliltionsteori,
% ben S%pfatnina gioroe Jig mere %
mere giGIoenoe, at De me Spnsmao-
Der ogiaa tllnbe tlaernpes paa oct
menneifelige Irbeioes Srembringel-
Ter. Oct bar bette, iom lebeOe til, at
Wonteliils fit Sinene op for De nor.
biife 9ronceipGnoers llopiflings.
gang, oeres t%ppologiife Sorbinoelie,
bpilfet blep en- uomerfet Seoetraao
peb 9eitemmelien al 6unbenes inc.
bprbes Iloer, ben i~aafalotc relatiue
a%rollologi.
Toruoen DC openior ll9ullte Itore
pibenifabelige grbeioer bar Ofontes
lillS ilogipet en- WGngoe populRrsoi.
-%benifabeli9e 9sger % IfbanoIinaer,
blanot hpilfe "9ipet / Sperige UNDER
beonatioen" inotager Ell frcmIfuot
Ilaos. @p9en er ltofommet / Ell
WGngoe Splag paa flerc Sprog.
@iennem itabige Smpisnin9er oaa
Oct biitoriife Wilieilm iant peo tine
llomerfebe Soreorag foritoo ban at
pefte Nlmenbebels Snteresie for
Observation-Disclosures mango interea-
ionte Soreteelier. San bar foretaget
Ell Wengoe Observation-Disclosures,
iorl,oen / be ifonbinopiife Sanoe /
Spiflono, Giterrige, Schpeit5 6ranf.
riqc, gnelano % In1erifa.
Som 2Grer bar Wonteltis uior.
liqneltg, flor % metobiif, utrGttelIg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

gtaar en- Spr:iplelie naar neo /
Srgltet, ba er Der 5are for gron-
III euer aunsebetenbelie, Tab al
SVnstnbtest iamt gset uosiit peo
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