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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
FASHIONS IN BRIEF.

Smart suits are being made of black
taffeta.
Small hats Of black taffeta are
edged with narrow ruchlng.
Swagger coats have high buttoned
neck and narrow fitted shoulders.
Sand-cOlOred fOulard, figured in dark
blue, makes an attractive street dress.
Large collars are no longer seen,
but chin collars, which may be worn
high at the neck or open, are much in
evidence.
Charming evening gowns Of taffeta
are trimmed with tulle in a matching
shade. French blue and jade are the
cOlors most frequently seen.
The soft wrist effect of the gauntlet
glove is going to make them a popu-
lar hand covering this fall. Brown,
black, beaver and gray are the colors
most In demand.
There are some attractive sets of
angora scarfs for children, in both
neutral and plaid effects. They are
worn about the shoulders, and are
finished with two big patch pockets in
the front. A narrow belt Is used
and is buckled to place.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

coldness, ian opportunity to take that
back. Just about four seconds"
BE stood very straight as he spoke,
and his eyes did not waver in the
least. It would not be the truth to say
that his heart was not leaping like
wild thing in his breast. A dark
mist was spreading like madness over
his brain; but yet he was striving to
keep his thoughts clear. Stealthily,
without seeming to do SO, he was set
ting his muscles for a spring.
The only answer to his words was
a laugh-a roaring laugh of scorn
from Cranston's dark lips. In his
laughter, his intent, catlike vigilance
relaxed. Dan saw a chance; feeble
though 1t was, 1t was the only chance
he had. And his long body leaped like
a serpent through the air.
Physical superior though he was,
Cranston would have repelled the at
tack with his rife If he had had a
chance. His blood was already at
the murder heat-a point always
quickly reached in Cranston-and the
dark, hot fumes In his brain were
simply nothing more nor less than the
most poisonous, bitter hatred. No
other word exists. II his class of de-
generate mountain men had no other
accomplishment, they could hate. All
their lives they practiced the emotion !:
hatred Of their neighbors, hatred of
law, hatred Of civilization in all its
forms. Besides, this kind Of hillman
habitually fought his duels with rifles.
Hands were not deadly enough.
But Dan was past his guard before
he had time to raise his gun. The
whole attack ws one Of the most
astounding surprises Of Cranston's life.
Dams body struck his, his fists failed,
and to protect himself, Cranston was
obliged to drop the rife. They stag
gered, as If in some weird dance, on
the trail; and their arms clasped in
a clinch.
For long instant they stood strain
Ing, seemingly motionless. Cranston's
powerful body had stood up well under
the shock Of Dams leap. 1t was a
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
BEST WAY TO {, eAN RUGS
Mild Soap With Tepid Water Should
Be Used When Floor Coverings
Are Washed.

Rugs should be kept clean with a
good carpet sweeper or electric vacu-
um cleaner, as the hard grits of sand
will, if not removed, injure the nap.
Do not sweep Wilton or Administer
rugs hard at first as the tufts are liza
BILE to loosen before they are pressed
down by usage.
All Wilton and Administer rugs are
"sheered" when finished, consequently
light fluff or loose wool will sweep out
for some time. This is a feature Of
the fabric and not a defect.
Do not pull out any knots or tufts.
Cut them off even with the surface
Of the rugs. The tufts in any domes-
tic rug can be deliberately pulled out
This is due to the nature Of the weave.
Protect your rugs from bright or
strong sunlight, as all domestic rugs
will fade some.
Wnen washing is necessary, use mild
soap, with tepid, not hot water, else
the alkali of stronger cleansers will
eat into the surface and destroy the
color. Never flood the surface with
water. It is best to wash about a
yard at a time, rinse with clear wa
ter and let dry thoroughly.
Given a coat of varnish, linoleum
survives a much longer period of wear.
Before vanishing, make sure that the
surface is free from grit or grease.
Let varnish dry over night before
walking on the floor.
Waxed linoleum is easier to clean
with dust mop. Dust and grease
win not stick to it.-Detroit News
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
TAFFETA HAS CHARM FOR ALL
Fabric Lends Itself to Many Uses for
the Wearing Apparel Of
MiIady.

One favorite way of developing a
frOck fashioned Of taffeta material
is making a quaint basque bodice and
a TERED or scallOped skirt.
Fringes and uncut edgings have dis
appeared from view, and in their
places-even at the beginning of SUM
mer-came ruchings Of taffeta and
queer little wheels and ornaments Of
lace edging, the latter frequently tint
ed to match the gown, and the orna-
mentation has gained in favor.
Speaking of elaboration, it may be
interesting to notice that blossoms and
leaves are made of chiffon velvet, tat.
feta and even organdie.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
THE DRAPED HAT
Materials Used in Dresses Popu-
lar for Headgear.
Bingham and Linen and Dotted Swiss
and organdie Used for Sum-
mer chapeaux.

There has been no sudden leap from
shaped hats to draped hats, writes a
correspondent. The change has been
gradual, but the smartest thing that
one can do in the way Of headgear is
to wear a hat that is made of some
thing other than the long-accepted
hat stuffs. The milliners used to say
that this and that fabric would not
''make up" we'll for hats, but now the
feeling Is that they stop at nothing
when it comes to fashioning a hat out
OF some strange fabric never before
used for that purpose.
Then there are hats Of gingham and
linen and dotted swiss and organdie-
all of the materials, in fact, that are
used for summer cotton dresses. Some
times they are fitted to the shapes
underlying them and at other times
they choose to drape themselves about
a smaller shape, forming deep folds
and becoming twistings.
A fashion that has appeared in spots
during the last few weeks is that Of
wearing a hat to match, In some way,
the material of the gown. For in
stance, there was seen a tailored
frOck of dark blue linen inconspicu-
ously trimmed and bound with white
cotton braid and worn with a white
null blouse. Then there was worn
with this a short-brimmed sailor made
of the heavy linen fitted to the
shape and trimmed with a broad
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
"oh, l wish l could shoot
you, Bert"
(To BE CoNTINUED)
Bull Batting.

This was sport once popular in
England, but declared illegal in 1885.
A bull was attacked by dogs, and
sometimes the nostrils of the bull we're
blown full of pepper to increase his
fury. Another form of the sport was
to fasten the bull to a stake by long
rope and then set bulldogs at him, one
at a time, which were trained to seize
the bull by the nose. The bulldog
seems to have been developed for this
sport from a shOrt-eared mastiff called
"aIaunt"
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
sNowslRD SAVES DAN.

Synopsis.-Warned by his physi-
clan that he has not more than six
months to live, Dan Failing sits
despondently on park bench, won
dering where he should spend those
six months. Memories Of his grand
father and a deep love for all
things of the wild help him in
reaching a decision. In a large
southern Oregon city he meets
people who had known and loved
his grandfather, a famous from
tiersman. He makes his home with
Silas Lennox, a typical westerner.
The only other members of the
household are Lennox's son, BILL"
and daughter, "Snowbird." Their
abode is in the Umpqua divide, and
there Failing plans to live out the
short span of life which he has
been told is his. From the first
Failing's health shows a marked
improvement, and in the compan-
ionship Of Lennox and his son and
daughter he fits into the woods life
as II he had been born to 1t. BY
quick thinking and a remarkable
display Of nerve" he saves Len
nox's life and his own when they
are attacked by q mad coyote.
LennoX declares he is q reincarna-
tion of his grandfather, Dan Fail
ing l, whose fame as a woodsman
Is a household word. Dan learns
that an organized band Of outlaws,
of which Bert Cranston is the
leader, is setting forest fires. Ian
dry Hildreth, former member of
the gang. has been induced to turn
states evidence. Cranston shoots
Hildreth and leaves him for dead.
Whisperfoot, the mountain lion,
springs on Hildreth and finishes
Hildreth and devours him, thus ac-
quiring the taste for human flesh.
Dan discovers Cranston in the act
of setting a forest fire.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

pain at all. recommend your D
cine to everyone and you may pull
my testimonial, hoping that the Va
table Compound does some other 1
the good it has done me. Mrs. GEO
TEGARDEN, 915 Third Street, MouI
vile, w. Va.
How many young girls suffer as d
Tegarden did and do not know wherl
turn for advice or help. They often
obliged to earn their living by toll
day in and day out no matter how B
the pain they have to bear. Every
who suffers in this way should try ID
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
if she does not get prompt relief fe
to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Lynn, Massachusetts,, about her hea
Such letters are held in strict "a
dence.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
Shoulder Coming In.

The shoulders are coming in for a
good deal Of attention in the new
frocks. Another thing is the deep
bertha that hangs from the shoulders,
sometimes from a straight off-the-
shoulder line, to the waist This Is
feature of good many frocks, of
such soft fabric as voile, or such stiff
fabric as organdie.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

A unique effect was found on a re-
cent importation wherein a single
large bead was used on the middle
thread of handmade fagoting. The ap-
pearance was of a line of beads, un-
attached to any material.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

Panels and irregular hem lines,
growing in popularity, have an eco
nomic value. Last years too short or
too long gown can be brought up 70
date by means q them.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

scarf of white organdie, the freshness
and crispness Of which added largely
to the generally cool look of the gown
itself.
Most Of the summer hats are large,
for the simple reason that the heat
and sun of the season really demand
this sort OfvprOtectiOn. And some
of the sweetest of the really summery
hats are made either Of white or very
lightly tinted organdie.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
A Doubtful Starter.

Mrs. Naggs-I know I'm terri
cross at times, John Willie, but 81
had my life to live over again I shot
marry you just the same
John Willie with tervOr)-I be-
my doubts about that, Maria. .-Lon6'
Weekly Telegraph.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

because A1Y s
were irregular Is
every two wed
and / would a
with bearing
pains. "A lady h
me ofLydia 81
hams v egetab
Compound and b
much good il h
done her dauRht
so / took IL and
/ am regular eEk
month and haw4 I
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
Too EarIY.

81 have but one regret" exclaln
Caesar as he crossed the Rubicon
didn't have a chance to spin a tod
top"
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

Should your cake or bread get
scorched in the oven, try grating the
burned parts off with a nutmeg
crater.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25
ONE NEIGHB0R
TELLS ANoInL
Points the Way to Com
and Health. Other Wo
Please Read

MoundsviIle, w. Val had
doctors medicine for nearly two yea
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

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Ike Wafn-|
H. Dou-|
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ring that
prove, in
0 be the
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ltes, the
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20. Mr.
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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-08-25

/ public
ItrongIy
i on the
ton of
y to do
sly. de-
owner
'erty at
Iey can
OF lar
i couId
hership
lahage-
of the
policy
if bus
other
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e trac-
icular
e held
.rchase
ar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Sorlis paa Safe Ontario.

Sra Sspeeo, u. D., meloes, at
9ampifibet "9itp Of Nep 9ort" er
~forliit imoer en- Storm paa 9ate On
tario 3at til forriee Ssnoas os
gnaet Thumbs meo ct itort Sab al
Wenneifelip. 2ieeue al fem al oe
onltomne - Ell &pinbe og A Ytanb
= Der fleb omfring | en- aarelss
SfibSbaab, er blepet biergebe al
Samperen "Siabele". en- an6en
gaah fanbtes oripenoe omfriug /
HRrbeben, men ben bar tom. Sette
antoges at bore Serl 9dab, bpori set
f%prliite Stibs Ssrer, &aptein Sarrp
SANDAL, bans TO unge Senner oa en-
al Manoifabet baboe isat &eoning,
Get antages, at De par blepet Tfplleoe
no al gaaben al @eIgerne.
glau6t bent Tom pi6eS at bore
omfpmmet, er 9apteinett, hans Sr.
itru OF beres TO @eru, Strrmano GS.
len @arren. IaIfiniit Carl Gopep %
Here al @eiGtningcn.
ulpffen inbtrni paa &eiien ira SS-
pego, %. ~ I'll SrentoL Ontario.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Stor S%ranouIyffe.

Gn iper llIptfe in6traf Ssnooa
Nefu Sabeit, Conn.,, ioet mal,ae Oten,
lleifer miiteoe Sioet / en- SI6ebranO,
iom laeoe &iaIto &inematoaroitea.
ter | Hiiiner. Wfan be6 enonl life.
bpor mango miitebe 9ipet, ioet biotil
blot nj Sig er 9rabet no al &uinerne.
Soritoen De omfomne bleu ontrent
so Ifaoebe, nogIe at Dem iaa alpor.
ltgt, at Der nGres rinee Saab ON, at
De bill operitaa oct. On flor 9(rbeibss
Itprfe er lat igang forat rpboe op
meIlem Huinerne.
If nogle al oenL TOM bIep rebbet,
berettes, at De ina 9pnger af 9eae.
mer par @i,Ipet, trampebe unber 80.
De at De panifilngne Silffuere, ioet De
raIenoe fiempeoe fig Bel benimob
llogansene.
Slben, iom opitoo bag scenen
ipreote fig meo iaaSan Surtigbeb
giennem 8eatret, at mango blep iterft
forbrPnote, fsr De raaeoe Miotgan.
gene.
st fort Mntal boppeoe fra Sale
rierne neo pan be fi9mpenbe Was.
Ter, af bbilfe ct tort @ntal beitob al
4pinoer o. Born.
2iaet al en- Wanbsperion blep al
@ranbioIfene bragt neo fra en- al
9panineenS Sire Escapes. San
fanotes b9ngenoe ODER &Glingeit,
uleo Sopebet nebab % 2egemet ifr9f.
felig %iorbr9nbt.
aae gpens Soipitaler er iuloe al
DC Silifabefomne fra 9ran6en, og
mango of Dem bar man maattet ifaife
Blabs for / Soteuerne.
glanbt De Silitebepprenoc | Sea.
tret, Ga Sloen brsb no, beianbt iig Ell
itor Slof Stlioenter fra Gale Timber.
iitet. % mango al Dem fom tilifabe.
oeriblanot q. 8. Toolittle fra Spo.
fame. @aib., og WiGiam $. Soriptb
ira Milpmifee. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Sprane operboro.

Sislge ct t~raaolsit Telegram fro
Sereren al Samperen "Solcn" bar
Sberitlsitnnnt Charles %. @bittle'
iep, Der iom Gbef for TO Snfanteriba-
t%alioner, Der UNDER anmpene / Ir.
gonneifogen f~orpiloeoe fig % | fire
9sen bar omrinset al Spiferne, gior.
De fig lambs. for life at iiee ~peroens-
bersmt for oct fontaute Spar: go 10
b, ban gap pan Spifernes Spfor'
bring til at ppergipe iig, ben 2Soe
Wouember paa Sperreiien til Cuba
bapbe begaaet Selpmorb peb at iprin-
ge operbor6.
Set formooes, at De r9oielSfnloe
Scener, ban bapoe pRretSioue til M
Der ariaert, o. at Den iiGlelige Sp9n-
bling, bpori ban, ipecielt unoer De
fire Cages Splepelier Graonnerifo.
gen bauoe efteriaot ct ~forltprrenoe
Snbtrpf paa bans Sinostilitano.
Oct bar lite % 2ben Battalion al
30Sbe acknowledgement ban font
mnnoerebe, Ga han unoer &annpens
BUILDER fom bort fra Sopeoitprfen %
blep pmrirget al Spiferue. Stisnt
oe bar uoen Gano oe Tropiant for.
iparebe DC Tia meo laaonnt Sapper'
beo. at De bolot iig Spiterne ira 81.
oct / belle fire 9sgrL oa De al Ell frenl.
rpffenoe a~lieret Sroppeitprfe ben Zoe
DIT. 1918 blen~alofrieOe afiin. iortpi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Oraf op 9epiiet.

Srcosbommer @erreneper i ct.
Souts, Der bar Sopeopionet / Den al
Staten moo Sheriff $. j. 8iaman
! ct. Solis County alIagte Sag
lorat foa bam bsmt fra Gmbeoet
tor unSlaoelie at poa tiIbsrlig Roa-
DC of babe %baanbbGpet SorbuSsIo.
zen, lrlorsmmeoe unber Sorbpret,
at ban bapoc bopt for @arle at oriffe
Ell Eart al oct "Gepismateriate",
lom | 6orm al fonfiiferet &biifp bar
tnoIamlet af neutrality-suspicious.
TIMBER &rposforbsret fom Oct OF.
laa for 9agen, at ban opbepareoe
"VeptSmioIerne" | tit RetsIofnIc, %
at ban peo en- a&nleonins bapoe for.
Gret Ell Ben to Quarts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Powats uoltcoeIie.

Sra Gittsburg, Sans, meooeles,
at ben enbelige Srbre ON Irbeiber,
fereren 4leranber Sopatts ltbitsbel.
ie al 8rubearbeiberunionen / &anias
Den 26oe Hopember bar. blepet no,
lteot al Den internationale Union for
at babe lnegtet at eiterfomne oenns
Organizations Sororbninger.
Sprinbelig bar ber 16be Nobem.
Der faitiat iom ben iibite Gag, iom De
itreifenbe 8rnbearbeibere furbe aien.
optage Irbeioet og bli Itaaenoe TOM
Weolemmer al l%lnionen. Gen t7oe
Ropember blep imiblertib Sriiten for.
lPnset til ben 26be Ropember. De,
iom aienoptog Mrbeibet ba, piloe
ilippe at betale ben Wiilft al $40,
lom 8ilopene faiti9tter.
Der opIpies | llbitsbeliesororen, at
&aniasunionens afiatte gmbebs.
mGnb life fan bli gienoptaane Tom
Weblemmer al Sraaniiationen uoen
paa ippciel geilutning berom af Den
internationale Organization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
6ammeI KierIisheo :

Sra aanias Gitp, Mo., berettes A.:
Gn &omall, iom blep afbruot for 40
Mar iioen, fiilminereoe forriae llae
! 6eiringen al @iIiam 9eIaneps oa
Mrs. Sattie Sans grpGiip Der / gp.
Ell. g~rubgommen, iom err fra Toic.
mont, ST., er 70 % gruoen, bpis
Siem er | Sartforb, Connecticut, er
SO gar gammel.
Sor to Sneie Iar iioen bar Sc for.
ldueoe, men Der fom Ell altrre paa
Sraaben mellem Dem. % oen ben.
gang ilnge Hige blep ienere gift nteb
Ell anoen. Wr. 9elanep forblep Der.
imoo ueift.
5or noele faa glar iiben bsbe Wtrs.
Saps Wanb, og ben dfbrubte @onan
fornpeoes igien element en- aorre.
iponbance ntellem Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Rpinoer / poitpoienets
Gieneite.

Sra @aibingtcn meooeIes, of Ioit,
miniiter Sans bar ubiteot en- Srbrc
orI at apinber, iom itaar / 4oitpr.
ienets Sieneite. life bill mite fine
Stilinger, ON De glitter iig.
SibtiI bar oct ppret en- brpbet
Meeel, at |. Or. en- iieift apinbe, ionr
~inoebapoe ct acknowledgements, buis
bun aifteoe fig, ellten maatte taac i'm
Mfifeo elIer anieae ON M @nipttelie
% UNDERTAKE iig Ell M gipil Gerbice.
gramen. 8ar ser flere ON @ubet,
bGnote Oct life iieIoen, at en- al aon.
furrenterne fif Ell bcore aarafter, iaa
bun miItebe StiIingen.
Der. finbes ir9en Sob otlaaaeltbe
apinber, iom otter fig, me6enS De
inoebaper ct acknowledgements; men
Oct bar, iom rrptt, / lang Sib bGrct
Ell faitilaaet Rcgcl, at be bar ntaottet
tage lin gfifeb. Oct er bernc uret
fGroige &eael, iom Roitminiiter Sans
M meo ct BenneItrsg bar opbGpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
en- h~eItemoois moeer.

8ra Canon Gin. Colorado, beret.
res ON Ell WtoSer, iom peo eanifc
alene at siere en- 10 Simers auto.
mobiltur beuab piIoiomme SieIopeie
81 ! Ell bplenoe Sueitorm reboeee i'm
s Mar samle San 9eos Sun. Gut.
tens Zine bar blent iarlis ifaoet
leo CT lllpffeStiliGloe. % bans No
Ser, Mrs, @. ". 5iif. fisrte belle
&atten fra Clifton / Cripple Greet
0iiiriftct til Canon ettp furat iaa
Barnet anbrast paa ct berperenSe
Solpital. Sum fit Der al S9gerne
cen slGoelise Undertaking. at hcn-
beS mobige % reiolute Rambling
pilbe bi belsnnct meo. at Ssnneils
Spn oeS iaaleoeS Tribe al fourme III.
Der tpnois Saebnoling ptlSe BIZ be-
raret,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Gvrfiet o9 ISLAM.

en- amerifanif &orreiponoent
aon'tantinopel meboeler:
Sfisilt to elrop9iife Stormuater
5ranfrig % Stalien, har aiiluttet
Separat Sraftater meo NationaIiiters
ne % iaaleoes bar anertienot aemaI
gaibas &eaiering i grtaora Tom oen
legitime tprfiife Heeiering, ipnes
Sreben | oct mere Often OF ppre liae
iau fern MI iom for ct slar iioen. oa
gntente- WagtRrne erfl9reoc, at oe
piloe fnuie "Nationaliit.S prsret".
Get bpnaer paa @nglano.
Get forflares Zig, at Sranfrig oa
Stalien let flnloe u%noertegne Sreo
meb &atioualiiterne, forbi oeres Sn.
t~ereSier / oct mere 9iten er ubprGget
sfonomiife. Gnglanbs Sitting err
oerimpo meeet mere fompliceret, for.
ot 4~gitatorerne itabie letter SSnoien
/ nsie SQrbipoeiie meo oct tprfiife
Spergsmaal.
Serbeenoe GnglRnbere, iom | aare.
bis bar iuioeret oct islamitiife
SpsrgSmaal, err af ben Mening, at
oct bar en- nlpprIig 9onmert al beri
brittle Resierine, at Den life ilittteoe
Sreo meb Nationaliiterne paa 2on'
oon,Gonierencen | Sebriiar. 9en
pilbe ba for Tubameoanerne | Sn.
bien og @fgbaniitan blet itaaenoe
Tom Ell Ben al Sslam. Nu foriem.
mer oerimoo I%aitatorerne ingen gn'
leoning til at TEMPLE england Tom
Ell 5ienoe al Sslam, on oct er en- al.
Saa for ben itsrite mubamc-
Stat | Seroen", som cnaelife
Statsm9no ielp bar falbt Gnelano.
IN~gtn2 49, f,AStA Gina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
UY planet opoaset.

Sra @iienos Nires, argentina,
meloeS Den 2Sbe Iop.: Oct aitrouo.
mllfe SbIeruatorium / 60 Ilata for.
fpnoer Spoagelien al ell np Rlpbe
blnlot N%ltroioerne, omtrent miot
lttelem NsarS' o. SupiterS Bauer.
SbIerpatoriet unier Opoagelien
Tor at bore al itor getbonina, ibet
Oct bringer en- I'M Serben inoenfcr
WfenneifetS SagttaeeIiesepnc. Gen
n%ptinone EIanet lees iom en- ipastIp.
ieroe Sterne / Stiernebineoet Geitls.
Zen opoageoeS al Or. Sartman eien.
mem en- "a Gentimeters 9inie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02

Ii Master, Gbina inSbefattct, bill
bli repreienteret poa &onmisiionen,
Der Hal tr9oe iamnen ienelt inben
tire Naaneoer eiter Oplssninaeu al
Den nerp9ren6e 3orierence.
Oct ifal itoa Woaterne frit for at
afceptere enfelte encr ale al Som.
misiionens IrbefaIinaer. 9iaeleSes
ffal Ser sipes andre 9anoe gnIeo.
ming at flute fig til os BIZ repreien.
f.rebe paa commissioner, bpis De til.
fienoesiper 9nTfe berom inben tire
Waaneber. China ifol oct itaa frit
for afceptere eller iorfaite aommis.
lionens Mapport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02

leoe Stiuing. af SC ca. 700 Mano,
booraf De TO 9atalioner beitob, ga o.
omrin9eoes, bIep ale paa 1874 ner
orpbt euer iaaret.
Jor i'm peo oenne InleSnina nb.
bite Sapperbeo blen ban al 9r9iioent
@lllon belsnnet meo &o~neresiens
"yfeoal OF Sonor", oct iterite omeri.
fan'te nomerfeliesteert, TOM alene no.
oeles Tor ubpiit mobis Sptrpoeu /
attiu &r~iastieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Papneitreif.

Srafifen paa Rem Orleans Sapn
err fortioen saaet iiIoitGnoie iitaa
iom Sslae al en- Streif al De meIlem
10000 % $4,000 Gofarbeioere. Der
benliaaer fortioen paa Sapnen 70
itore Gampifibe, iom better paa at
bli losiebc eller laiteoe. Set offent.
Iiae gomiilosoplaasbus o. 10 pri.
bate Splaesbuie har maattet LUTTE.