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Evening journal., 1921-02-19
4 coNrINGENcY TO RE ANoInEn.

MYTH he total Of the German indemnity definitely
w Axed at s5SOOOOOOOOo and the dates of nsallment
payments decided hc time is ripe for specific
rangements with the Allies for the liquidation OF their
debt OF SiOOOOO0OOOO 10 he United States.
There is no reason why this country should not permit
payments TO be made at the time that cash IS
cciyed by the Allies from Germany. but America must
10 making The final payment OF the allied
debt contingent upon the fulament Of the German ob-
cations
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

legislative bill introduced This week provides ro- bo
pensionins OF all INDECENT persons who have reached e
age OF 60 years 70 should BE- designated as "A nm fo
Increase Taxation Discourage Thrift and Promote Pro
gality-Fort Wayne News
There are now pending before Congress number Of
measures the purpose OF which is 10 extend over certain
lines Of business the regulatory authority Of the govern
ment 10 an extent which practically control These
bills conceived OF desire TO protect the public IN
terest They should be drawn with extreme care and
their fun consequences should be we'll understood Con
gress should not make the than the disease
The interests OF The American people must be conserved
but in doing this all possible freedom should be left 40
private business when IL does not encrOach upon the
rights Of the public Washington Post
II has been said that II the United states had been rep
resented in Europe by efficient diplomatic officers in hc
year or two before the great the government at
Washington would have been in position 10 ioin Cea
Britain In seeking to avert conflict or 10 prepare M
country for any part u might have 10 rNsy n NAV nov,
be said that il the diplomatic and consular service ar,
not recognized and better paid the United states viii b,
dlStsnced by Great Britain in the competition for foreer
markets end that ultimately Germany sviR pick IN mos
Of INC Nade that she has lost in parts OF the Nr-her
the United States has golden opportunity New
York Tsose
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
CoNFmENCE IN CoRBErr

DENVER. Feb. 19.--Johnny Cor
bett, manager Of Young Corbett.
when he beat Terrible Terry Nc
Govern. plans to open a boxing club
here Corbett is a square shooter.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

college professor suggests that an holders OF Liberty
Bonds burn them in order TO hasten economic readus-
ment Why doesn't he suggest that in order to give en-
poyment TO lot Of idle men, ala college professors burn
their homes?
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
alppEn AM mARMONY sCHOOL

An oyster supper will be given by
the parent-Teachers Association in
Harmony school on Wednesday even
ng, February ..
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

Watch the Want Ads during the
coming week for mechanical assist
snce.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
With the Pdragrdphers

We are glad to see that steps already being taken
for celebration, in 1928 OF the centenary OF ie Monroe
Doctrine the last occasion being November = 1920 but
the good old principle can't have too much publicity -
New York Herald
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

Wasn't ii about two years ago that Germany was eager
TO get pezoe ~ any prioes
The Washington times., 1921-03-22

Sisnmnd Kahn,
Peoples Drug Store,
Parker Bridget Co..
p. 7. Moran.
Padraic H Peazss Council. A. A. R. LR.,
Warrington Savings Bank,
Carl Hammel,
Terence MaeSweeney Council, A. A R l. R.
Old Dutch Market
Mrs. John Cammaek,
Metcaf & Dietz Auto Hire,
Wise Brothers Dairy
Piggly Wigsly Co.,
Holmes Modern Bakery,
J. Many Dove Company,
Bernard Harding, Wholesale Cigars
Corby Baking Company,
Guide Bros. Co.
Frank Kidwell Meat Market.
The Washington times., 1921-03-22

If this appeal will help to feed
The starving over there,
Then count me in and find inclosed
A check for my full share.
M. K. c.
The Washington times., 1921-03-22

Southern Automobile Supply Inc, Ross, wEWFTE
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Merchant' Abraham Lincoln A A R I R
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dsmobi ales Tom Moore
utonobl SupyC Carroll Electric
Edward Voist j. Ln.bursh e. Brother
Kings Palace Charles Mcclure -
Vest F H Kramer
National Electric Supply w. Ave.. NJ
The Washington times., 1921-03-22
H ELP |RELAND D'S
STARVING CHILDREN!

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The Washington times., 1921-03-22

4udTIeIS'-1CZO IVeW I OK avenue
Hugh Reilly, Treasurer
For Humanity---Non-Pol Political---N -Non-Sectarian
The Washington times., 1921-03-22
Donated by

Washington Cadillac Company,
Ungerer Motor Company,
HarPer-Overiand Company,
Hugh Reilly Company,
Emerson & Ome,
P. J. Nee,
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E. J. Quinn Motor Sales Company,
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E. J. Murphy Company,
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The Washington times., 1921-02-09

All shrunk, ready for use, this ex
cellent serge will be recognized as
very important offering at this price
We advise prompt selection, as tn
quantity is limited.
The Washington times., 1921-02-09
BAKERS PRESENT.

Mrs. Colby, wife of the Secretary
of State, came on with DR.. and
Nine. Peter from their dinner party
and the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker were also present Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake
made up an effective group, the
general appearing in the garb of
an Episcopal clergyman, with Mrs.
Drake as a yeiled Turkish lady and
Miss Barrine Drake representing a
fire cracker. Wilbur w. Hubbard
might have stepped straight from
one of Bakst's designs for the Rus
sian ballet. Miss Emmeline Childs
in a ballet costume of white tulle,
with a marvelously becoming white
wig was exceedingly good to look upon.
Miss Sidney Burleson in pinafore
and sunbonnet made an adorable
little girl, and Miss Betty Grove
putt off few years more, appear
ing in blue .gingham rompers. Miss
Zilla MacDougall, as Balkan SOL
dier man of comic opera persuasion.
staggered most delightfully."-, and
Miss Antoinette Graves, as a Span
ish cavalier. attracted some at
dancing with Chester Lock-
wood in the garb of a girl.
Peasants from every country IN
Europe were present and many Of
the costumes were copied from
famous paintings. Mrs. Frederick
n. Harris Russian skating costume,
worn with n jeweled headdress was
one of the most effective costumes
noted But perhaps the hit of the
evening was made by John Barley
corn" with the bottle for body, the
cork for a headdress and a malig-
nant imp welding a corkscrew.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
brought several guests with her.
Mrs. Philip Kaufman. who has
recently bobbed her abundant hair.
appeared in a black velvet picture
,o.,une, with pantalettes of silver
lace. and her cropped locks arranged
in stiff curls. Mr.. Kaufman was
in Highland costume. Others in the
The Washington times., 1921-02-09
COOLIDGE IN AsHEyILLE.

Vice President elect Calvin Coolidge
will be the guest OF honor at reeep.
tion to be given tomorrow evening
In Asheville. N. c. Frank w. Steafns
OF Boston, who Is the companion OF
Governor Coolidge during his vaca
tion trip South. will be a guest at the
reception, which is to be a very In
formal social event at which there
will be a large attendance.
Signor Rolandi Ricci, the new Am.
has assador OF Italy. is expected to ar
rive In New York tomorrow. He will
come directly to Washington, ac-
companied by Captain Civaileri
naval attache of the embassy, who
went to New York to meet him.
Mrs. william J. Snow, wife Of Ma joi
General Snow. U. S. A., entertained a
luncheon yesterday at the Army anc
Navy Club for Mrs. Newton ID. Baker
-
Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson. wife
of the Postmaster General. has ar,
ranged a theater party for the initia'
performance OF her play. AN I'm.
welcome Partner" at the little the.
ater in the Postoffice Building, by
the O'Connor Stock Company OF
Thursday evening.
-
Mrs. ]. B. Casserly gave a dinner
followed by a reception yesterday In
honor of Nikolai Sokolof, director OF
the Cleveland orchestra, and Mrs
Sokoloff. At the dinner Mrs. Casser1y
entertained twenty guests among
whom were the Secretary of War and
Mrs Baker. The reception, which
was informal, was for the patronesses
of the concert and members of the
Ohio Society. Many Washington mu'
sicians, also. were among the guests
Senator and Mrs. John b. Kendricl
entertained at dinner last evening in
compliment to the Assistant Secretary
of Interior and Mrs. Alexander T
Vogelsang. The other guests wer,
Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed anc
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Vernay
Senator and Mrs. N. b. Dial, the Min
lister of Eucador and Nine. Elizalde e
The Washington times., 1921-02-09

company were Mrs. Victor kauff-
mann, Col and Mrs. Clarence Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. Grant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Huidekoper. Miss
Nancy Gordon Jones. Mrs. Joseph
Hampson. Miss Hampson. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Dillon. Mrs Elizabeth
Wheeler. Miss Anne Craven. Miss
May Taylor, Herbert Hengstler.
Major Jenkins. Major Wise. DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Wells and Allan story.
Before the dance Captain and Mrs
Calhoun gave a dinner. having
among their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Warham Strong Baldwin. OF Phil
adelphia, Louis kellar. of New York.
and Paul Watson, of Boston. who
are visiting them.
The Washington times., 1921-02-09
VESTS ENTERTAIN.

Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West en-
tertained at dinner last evening In
honor of Gen. and Mrs. John l..
Chamberlain. In the party were Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Tasker II. Bliss. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Lansing IL. Beach, Col.
and Mrs. w. C. Rivers, Col. and Mrs.
Edward Munson. and Col and Mrs
Clarence Ridley. Mrs. West Will en-
ertain at a luncheon on February 30
in compliment to Mrs. Baker. wife OF
the Secretary of War
>
The Congressional Club will have
as it's guest of honor on Friday Miss
Ellen NJ Jensen. who will deliyer a
lecture on Ibsen, with ILLUSTRATIONS.
Miss Jensen, who has studied lbsen In
the original language and knows
many OF the friends Of the dramatist,
is to appear at the Garrick Theater
this month under the auspices of the
Drama League.
One of the principal events OF
Easter week will be the Colonial ball
to be given Thursday, March 81. by
Chapter 3, Colonial Danes of Amer
(Continued on Page Nineteen)
The Washington times., 1921-02-09

senator David 4. walsh. and Mrs. r.,
IA. ExgIeston, OF Laramie. Wyo.. who
is visiting Senator and Mrs. Kendrick.
Major General II. X. Bethel. MILL
tary attache OF the British embassy,
was one OF the guests last evening
at a dinner given by Brig. Gen. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt at the Vanderbilt
home In Fifth avenue. New York. The
guest OF honor was Major Robert Lee
Bu1Iard, commander OF the Depart
ment OF the East. Col. Edward Ohm
sted OF the War College also was
among the invited guests, who mum
bered nifty.
Prince AIphonse de Bourbon. who
Is passing the month at Palm Reach,
was the guest OF honor at dinner
Monday evening at the Beach Club
at which Mr. and Mrs. Jerome ~.
Bonaparte we're hosts. The Prince
flew 20 Havana yesterday TO attend
a luncheon given by President Men
ocal OF Cuba. leaving Palm Beach at
s o'clock In the morning.
-
GOWNS GIVE DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Gown gave a
dinner for young people last evening,
taking their guests afterward to the
mardi gras ball given by Capt and
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun and Mrs. Emerson
Howe. The company included the
Misses Veeder, their cousin. Miss Mil
dred Green; Miss zilla MacDougall.
Miss Edith Bacon, Commander IAns-
downe, william A. Scully. Mr.. Mez-
iere, of the French embassy stan:
William Mackall, Porter Mackall.
Charles Carroll. Gustav Beauregarde,
Olaf Jensen. Francis Winslow and
Edward Gardner.
Miss May Goven, who is visiting In
New York. will return to town to-
morrow.
Mrs. Arthur Capper. wife of Senator
Capper OF Kansas. will be at home to-
morrow afternoon, from 4 to o o'clock
ut her residence, 100 Sixteenth
| street.
Mrs. Key Pittman will be at home
tomorrow. afternoon from to 9
| o'clock at Wardman Park Hotel for
the last time this season.
| =
Princess Lubomirska will not be
at home on Friday afternoon.
VISITING BERMUDA.
| Mrs. Wauuy ID. oou anu hei
daughter, Miss Lindsay Wood, have
arrived in Bermuda and they will
pass a month at the Princess.
-
= Mrs. George Ehle was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Henry
Lane Emo, of Princeton.
| 81
| Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer, and
her daughter. Mrs. James Carroll Fra
ger, entertained at a tea yesterday
The Washington times., 1921-02-09

afternoon in compliment To the new
rector OF the Church OF the Epiphany
and Mrs. James n. Freeman. who have
just arrived from Minneapolis, where
DIR. freeman was rector OF the lead
ing Episcopal Church. Among those
assisting at the tea were Mrs. Frank
Il. Kellogg. Mrs. Thomas II. Bayard.
and Mrs. Gordon Cummings. who al
terhated in presiding at the tea table.
Countess Louise d'Ursel. lady-in-
waiting to the Queen OF the Beisians.
who visited Washington recently ana
returned TO New York with Mrs.
Henry y. Loomis. will sail for
Belgium. Feb. 16.
Mrs. Philip Kaufman has returned
to Washington after passing some
time at Frederick, Md, and visiting
Mrs. John Buchanan In Warrenton.
Va
=
Mrs. Joseph w. Folk will be hos
tess at luncheon on Friday.
. -
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran Will
entertain nifty guests at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club on Saturday even
ing.
Congressman and Mrs. Daniels X.
Anthony have invitations out for
buffet supper on Sunday evening.
=
Mrs. Rufus Day will be hostess at
luncheon next Tuesday.
-
Mrs. Guy u. Hardy. wife OF Con-
gresham Hardy of Colorado, has
Joined Mr.. Hardy at the Hotel Wash
Ington and will remain until after
the inauguration.
The Washington times., 1921-02-09

Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer, and
her daughter. Mrs. James Carroll Fra
ger, entertained at tea yesterday
The Washington times., 1921-02-09
VISITING BERMUDA.

Mrs. Waddy Il. Wood and her
daughter, Miss Lindsay Wood, have
arrived in Bermuda and they will
pass a month at the Princess.
The Washington times., 1921-02-09

= Mrs. George Ehle was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Henry
Lane Emo, of Princeton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
Smaarulf.

6sr SerOenSfri9en par giterrige.
u,tsarn Oct np~Iitsrite aeiierrise
pad bet ~eiiopeiife 6aitlono % Mus.
lanb Oct ~itsrite. Giterise.llnaar,t
tapoe ct 6la0eiuoholo al 100000
Goaoratmil % en- 6olfempn1be paa
o1,31O,00O SiGle. Npit eiter 30
rem par plittof aeileren al Gitcrrige.
uitsarn &omrrtirfqns meatioite
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m~er'ffatollfer DC alerileite. Nus
lerne, @rGferue % Serberne oa at.
ore b~olfonIfe SolfeIla9 oeioo er
8r9ItfatoIifer. Wellem Oct ro-
merffatolife 2iterri9e llnaarn % oei
6rGlftatolIte HltSlanb bar ser / LAM
Sto p9ret aappeltrib ON at BE.
'fptte" lcmnle al l%tationerne paa
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foroat bar Der mango Serbere, iom
life lifte. 9orte / Ell GropiuS, ionn
Siterrigesllngarn for en- Sci aar til.
ta9e rspeOe ira Sprfiet, bar Der ell
m5elie ierbiif Stuoert, iom pitt bar.
DC itlloeret Scologi. Get er rime,
l'at, al ban heller life Iifte oen
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hans Slemlano. Marlgc Scrbera
bar ment, at arouprtnicn al Otter.
rige ungarn bar Sfplo l. at nGpnte
Gpnforbot melcm Romerfirfcn o.
Serbten bIen cprettet. Den nepntc
lp9elige lerbiife Stubent fun Ia pG-
ret Ell al ben, Der par imob aonfpr.
ratet % mente, 9~rouprinIen al
S'tcrri9e'llr9arn Dor i oct miuoitc
eclpiS 'tplbia | set. Seq iiater her
Ill Den Stuoent, iom / 1914 ioroar.
la9eoc &eroenSfri9euS pliloielige,
rnt clto life itucntebe llbbrllo peo al
mprbc aronprinicn al Sitcrrigc.
lingarn o9 hans Sllitru. St0cn bor
nGont Toria9el til, at hor be9i,
rettc Sobbeltmorb; men alc pco, at
IN @tanh meo SplpSnino % almir-
telta 6oritanb life bcqoar Ell iliI
Frp8tclig @ierning llben at Ia clcr
inobilocr iig at ho ell iorirroclia
llret at bcpnc. ManbcnS Sanbliul
rar taobeIi9 % fan life iterft moi
forormmcS, % Selaerne blep ogia1
ne f~orfTroeligite, @iitorien meloer
I'M.
Siterri9e l(llgaru erflerebc Ser.
ben aria icrbi en- ierbiif Stitbert
en- Siterrisif TropinS begif arcn.
%prirsmurb! Set uar / SauObe6 en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

aan ben Fl elifet Of dig bore,
Der Dig for Giet ooglig itaar,
Soao Sierteloe fan on oa bore
Ill @1ro, iom OH Ell ifue foor9~
Sprinbelien III Srbet Gorrnhn er
Ser oel enbuu bette Rerringer ont;
men mango, iom bar ituberet jigs
Smg, er MI ganfe erige ON, at oct
iirioer Jig ira BET inbidnffe Sro,
"aonnatba", botIfet betpber en- 2etr
eIler Ell alpnge al Sptter eIler SeItr.
Zen 8eograf og Goriter, iom fsrit
tru8te Sroet, bsrte Snoianerre bru.
&c oct; men ban tog Sell, ibet ban
mente, at be toIte ON tit 9anS | Ste,
Oct for line R~pbpgser eler "SettIe.
menter".
8eSer 4ittt par npeet uSe { Idre-
he, trGt oa uoilibt efter ct Ianat
Sios Sleb % Glib. Sffe for on.
Get, ems at bans Slto % Sl9b og
Spariombeb bapoe I6nuet iig for
ham sfonomiif talt. San bapbe CIT
800 Sarm meS bra Suie pau, fomt
cit iom til en- goo Sarm bsrer, rtaar
auhtageS SuItru og Barn. Get bao-
&c ban albrig bapt. Gaar man fln1,
sc ba Raao til et goo Gram en-
Sang iblanot, ft BET gaa meo be-.
bleiebe Ec0er at iige. Wen raor
man ~begp1ber at fsle Iorenes 8egt.
Ritter Wablniteu MI % 90 % fe-
Ter ita cnIom % rpitcn ine, bielpcr
life Spiritl,S og Sobnf longer bel
Ter. % Zig uor oct meb 8eOer Siut
cit Wor9en III nplig. Der par fom.
net Ell forlinberIig 8raapeirstpngicL
rOer ham, oe ioa ianot ban paa ar
gaa iii SGgen og iinbe no, ON Der
tor Rooo for ct SilfGIbe Iont hans.
2Ggen mberieete ham lGnee og
rel. "SptS life aiso, ImaJ life
@biifp, reg eDcr tpg life Sobof!"
Eeoer Tilrf ~begpnbte ligeIom al
faa &rampctrGfrirger babe her o.
utl, HCeu SuIHNpullel pg gu Htuu
Teren.
Sent liot!" ia Softoren. "Tu
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&eber.
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&ct. Sr.
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Setta: "Su itore &crbeu! 6ar ban
iuu lattGc Grnte?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

.iot isJt arigsaariasl Den oct Dor
900 nof 8rigsaariag baaoe for Den
9amle, ilspe aeiier al giterige. I'm
gorn o. Seller @iIbeIm II. arigen
blep erfIGret. Serbien blep tililut
fnuit; men oerpaa iaIot ogiao oct
m99ti9e Eiterrige.llrearn / Stp:.
fer. lln9arn blep IelpitRnbiat Rise.
90 Slaperne / rorb brso iig los og
cr9aniIerte &epublifen @sedosSlo.
rafia, mems Slaperne / ipo brso Jig
los og oarueor H~epliblifen SSSitgc.
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lte. &eiten al oct itolte Giterrige
troflamerte Hepltblif / 1918. Get
te "gamIe Siterrtge" bar ct Slaoc.
moholo al 10000 apabrotmile OF
Gil Sclfem9nsoe al bare 912 0tiI-
lioner Sick, buoraf BEN itore @a.
i~oritet er Spitere.
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earn Ell StatSgiplb paa ca. 1879
@iaiou aroner. (Gn 8rone er ONT
trent 20 Cents. arigSgielber,
hiemme fom op / 20 Sinioncr 8ro.
rer. % Ser itifteoeS @i9lo / Spifz
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tage @iplbeu iii lt6Ianoet, mems
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lem De Reprblifer, iom uogioroe
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rer. Get gtf iloe meo Hu$lono,
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llnaorn! Ger er beSuoen Saob ON,
at &,lslanb tan reiie iia igien. Haar
set ruSiiife SoIf i9ien fommer no al
I5tsbcifeen, tar Oct fonlme I'll at oiic
JIG, at Nationen bar 9iennemgaaet
eli eaunIig Stole, forioroeliq baorO
i)m ben por. Rationer lia Snoipi.
ser naar life b6ie NtaoI i,hcn Ntob.
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ior &~ltSlaub og - @rGiffatoliSmcr,
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req at babe ham. Sabct briugcr
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&c, emo on pi baubc bolot banl II!
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rgioo itrr Spno at habe noQcn. Ger.
l ior Ipn9er ngioa Eebcr 0aiS
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,Sor @rb ban Ell Mnnbbraber CT.
Spor fan han elitc @ito, lin Snoer
Som life bar lin @rooer fier9
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

ssm ssmmerlesnins finbes Der itt:
noser mere INTERCOLLEGIATE SortGIlins
enb iom "llnberpanbsbaabens Semme.
Iiebeb". On 5ortrnins fra Werbens.
frieen, Der bill faa Saarene til at reiie
iis paa 9aierers 5opeb. gris zoe.
Speeiel Yris for abonnsnter 4oe. she
ananoien Yubl. Co.. 2ecora9. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
Drt YrcOe SIapap.

lnasr uoaitt for bet nu sllsr noasniiuoe. Cab Cd
isros lem en- MQnase al gttsfter ior at bepiie hnof
Viapac VANS aisr for oHbre. Sab ps itube Ten
On So9 ON erpffaes. ION ~iortGler Tenn ting. Ting
pM eennt piaaenee Spagheo. ipm 9e lite peb. vi
par so'eorns Wtteiter fro belle eanbst pper. ipu abipIui
beo',er ar yiatao paeeb bar fnrertt for ~beitanoie
ssn tarii9s 2iittaHb Jpn fpraartases Of ~grofgabeu.'
Stnt tffs, cpf9t tffe Ct Ninut. Stub 7sres
itsdpm oe 9nrssle toae. vi ol ieuht Tert en-
w Vrsee pIapao ultb pmaoasHee ppSi. sias
sesss en- Boa araaoerbs Erpf. gfrtr III PlAPAo
SoMPsNf, e7oT stuart 6uiidinE, st.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
B~rok$kadede Tolk
Sat- bort encrS 8rcfbtuo!

Sn'tnbsr at hrpfifabeoe Solf timber einbrins
frrsrctitabens 9Drtur os srofbaanbst pep at
BRUCE Stuart's uiSsrifabsliss abbeff Elapao
Taos. Seasm Gem til at pore iianS til at
b%orttafte 8eres samIe grofbiub. Solb op
at brnse StadIs eusr Rubbsrs StnS, Tom
liraber 90 fiemmer. Sab ps ienbe Dem en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

~: Gar Stareu @ontano siort mo-
oct | Retnins al Sonus for tine Sols
tuter?
spar: 9ctte Spsrssmaal bar ms
Lin prret b~ciparet her | YIabet. Sntet
rrtnitipt / ben 9tetnins er cnbnm sisrt
Mpntdna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

%: Rdar ieg renter nosen Gcres
NJ er Iabo for en- beItcmt Seize pr. acrc,
f,r han ba rspee mig til at betale,
,,onr Ser ineen Ipling er?
spar: oan fan rimelispis bplbc
Gem til 8~putraften. Gn anoen sag CT
,tt. ON ban fan i~nbfasiere Hensene.
ret nil bppebiaselis Bern paa, pm 9c
bnr 6icnppm, iom life er fritat toi
GiiRln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

5p.: Naar ies ienber Yenge I'll en-
e;out / Iorae, bill De %, naar Dc tr9ue3
rpbctolt igien effer en- sibS Sorlsb, BIZ
hctolr efter Den aurs, Tom 9leloer peo
1lrberalinsen az Selsbet?
spar: gelsbct pil BIT Sem puer.
;srst til ben anrs, ium er gjrlScnne
noa ben Gib, ba bet uotases at Sanfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

Sp.: Sbpr fam fes faa iisbt sobar
Ill at Iane gisdrer, 90 hoorlebes f%ortof>
Hes 9iearer, for at bet fan ppre Goplig
az iGlge ben2
5par: let fan ni life At uGrntcre
Splnsninger ON. StternaI- &epenne
Statten ran Spsrseren faa at pibc pcb
at henpetbe fig til n9rntefte S~nternal
Hereruie Collector. Der er to / 5csas.
Gil | Hnifin % CT | 9aAaS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
K~orreiponoance.

n; b,,parsr SpsresmoaI. ioa apbt pi fan. meb be
eits,r. ION, ftaar I'll por Rnaotshso. men poaiar %
20. npa,t furibif auipar for. at Spareue | ole SiI'
!, ~. y !, ~ a6ipInt FORFEIT o. fnlheifeisrenbe.
snsrasmaaI fro yer'ouer. ION, lite opatr fine staons
=, S,baitipueu, befbores life.
sssraer, bebes oiatts fine epsrssrnoaI | ct sreit %
tnetlia Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

s benne Gff,eSsbilien bill hi faa ops
iummere alt hi fsler os taiRslbiee for.
ibet pi paa tortiattet Wis Tiger til ale.
hi fom / gsrsrins meb: Siertelig sat
for alt eobt % - SarbeIl