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Evening star., 1921-02-26
PROTESTS ACTION
! Of FORESTRY BODY
H. H. Chapman Thinks Asso.
citation Impairs Usefulness
by EIecting Life Members.

The action taken by the members
| attending the annual meeting of the
American Forestry Association at
| Washington yesterday in placing the
management of the association in the
hands of board, seven of whom are
elected for life. is, in the opinion of
II. II. Chapman, professor of forest
management at Yale University, the
| beginning of the end of the useful
ness of this association as a means
! of protecting public interests in for
estry.
Charles Lathrop Pack was re-eIect-
ed president of the association. and
was named as one of the permanent
! members of the board. The other
permanent members are: Mr.. Chap
man. DR.. Henry S. Drinker of Le-
high University. W. r. Brown. c. w.
Lyman. c. F. Quincy and f. A. Ster-
board include E. F. Baldwin. n. c.
Brown, w. r. Brown, Standish
Chard, John Hays Hammond and Ad-
Olson S. Pratt. Charles r. Quincy of
New York city was elected treas
urer.
Regarded az CnsOund Policy.
The principle of electing a part of the
board Of directors for life is unsound
and undemocratic, Prof. Chapman is con-
vincHd, Notwithstanding the fact that he
himself is one of the seven life direc-
tors chosen. The increasing scarcity of
timber, he points out. is bringing rapid
ly to the front the great question as to
what shall be done with the immense
areas of forest lands privately owned
and which are now being denuded at
| the rate of 100000 acres year. I'm
less these lands are kept in a condition
to grow more timber. he points out
this country will soon face a shortage
which will lead to disastrous conse-
quenceS in every American home.
There are not seven men in the coun-
try good enough to be permanently in
trusted with the responsibility of de-
termining for the American public what
shall be said and what action shall be
taken by their mouthpiece, the American
Forestry Association" Prof Chapman
today stated Much less should this
control be intrusted to seven men. four
of whom are now directly engaged in
active numbering operations or have
been closely affiliated with numbering in
the past. and only one of whom is a
forester
anticipating and fearing this ac-
Evening star., 1921-02-26
ALLIES WILL PAY EVERY DEBT,
u. S. PEACE ENVOY MAINTAINS
Thomas W. Lamont Tells Forum President
: Wilson Made No Secret Pacts With
British and French.

profited by the political storm which
would have resulted in their two
countries had they been willing to
agree to smaller figure. which Ger
many could have paid. and which
would have gone far toward settling
the worlds economic condition.
He told how Gen. Smuts finally con-
vinced President Wilson that pensions
should be included in the reparations
bill. Some of the experts. he said,
gathered in the Presidents library
and explained to him that they
couldn't find IA single lawyer in the
American delegation who would give
an opinion in favor of including pen
SONS, and that all logic was against
Logic! logic" Mr.. Lamont said the
President exclaimed II don't give a
Gamn for logic. l am going to include
pensions"
There was not one of us in the
room whose heart did not beat with
a like feeling" said Mr.. Lamont.
President Wilson's Attitude.
Il am going to take this opportu-
nifty" he continued. "to say a word in
general. as to President Wilson's at
titude at the peace conference. He
is accused of having been unwilling
to consult his Colleagues. l never
saw a man more ready and anxious to
consult than he. He has been ac-
cused of having been desirous to gain
credit for himself and to ignore
others. | never saw a man more
considerate of those of his coadjutorS
who were working imme mediately under
him. nor a man more ready to give
them credit with the other chiefs of
state.
president Wilson undoubte edly had
his disabilities. If it came to a horse
trade LloydGeorge would undoubt-
edIy have 'out-jockeyed' him; but it
seldom reached such situation. be-
cause President Wilson. by his mani
fest sincerity and open candor. always
saying precisely what he thought.
would easily disarm his opponents in
argument.
president Wilson did not have
well organized secretarial staff. He
did far too much of the work HIM
self In execution we all have a. blind
spot in some part of our eye: Presi-
dent Wilson's was his inability to use
men: an inability. mind you. not
refusal. On the contrary. when any
of US volunteered or insisted upon
taking responsibility off his shoulders
he was delighted.
Evening star., 1921-02-26

PHILADELPHIA. February 20
All the allies will pay their war
debts to the United States, Thomas
w. Lamont. partner in J. p. Morgan
& Co., who was one of the United
States Treasury representatives upon
the American commission to negoti-
ate peace. declared before the fhil-
adelphia Public Ledger forum of the
peace conference.
IL note constant reference to
some alleged secret understandings
arrived at IN Paris" said the finan-
cier, between President Wilson and
his advisers on one hand and the
French and British representatives
on the other, to the effect that allied
Indebtedness to the United states
should. in whole or in part, be can
celed or forgiven.
There amt no such thing.
From. start to finish of the peace
conference President Wilson and his
advisers. without exception. opposed
vigorously and finally any such sug-
gestion or proposition of canceila-
ton. There was no commitment. eX-
pressed or inferred. near or remote.
moral or otherwise, as to the
handling of the allied Indebtedness
to the United States government;
All the main facts in the suggested
arrangement for the substitution or
German for Belgian bonds were made
public at the time.
"The whole question of interna-
tional debts is a most important one.
The American people must. in the
last analysis. determine it upon the
principle of what course is best cal
culated to benefit the world, as d
whole. including America
Blames L. $. for German Delay.
Deprecating Americas lack of rep
resentation on the permanent repara-
tions commission. Mr.. Lamont said:
This commission. in my judgment.
has been. in a considerable measure,
responsible for the lamentable delay
that has occurred in fixing the amount
of the German indemnity"
Mr.. Lamont dealt extensively with
the discussions at Paris and the rea-
sons for the decision to establish a
permanent reparations commission.
He questioned the wisdom of Lloyd
George and Clemenceau in insisting
upon such high figures from Ger
many. maintaining that the popularity
of each was so great at the time that
they could have outridden. or even
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t'
four hours
Edward +. and Alberta II. Cissef. girl.
James !. and Mabel y. Waters, boy.
\. Frederick and Helen NJ Pohman. boy.
Elmer +. and Carrie NJ. LeihenSperger. girl
Albert T.. and Mary V. knowiden. boy.
Arlington and Margaret Comstock. boy.
jacob and Daisy WaSkow, hoy.
John and Helen BLACK. hoy
Clifford and Florence Hanks. girl.
Edmond ii. aud Grace Royal. boy
Philip and Ethel Norma, girl.
John and AstiSia Varvutsos. girl.
Frederick Il. and Regeina Hazel. boy.
James and Bertha Reside girl.
Angelo and Grazziella Gaba rdim. girl.
Ashley c. and Ianet l.. Hanson, boy.
Frank and Verna Linzel. girl.
George and Margaret Collins, girl.
Raymond and Dorothy Williams, boy.
Otto j. and Catherine Stommel, boy.
Iayman and Edna Scott. girl
George F. and Helen +. Kramer, girl.
Ira NJ. and Ida Owen, boy.
Frederick and Rose {. Parks. girl.
James and Clara IIatton. boy.
Thomas and Emily Dade, boy.
James and Leona Smith, boy.
William and Mae Curry, girl.
Oliver and Anna Ware. girl
George and Mary Porter. boy.
James and Moe Butler. boy.
George and Catherine Dixon. boy.
Iver>on o. and Beulah T.. Mitchell, girl
James and Mary Green. girl.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hoars:
William II. Caslow, sr., a. BIS 14th ST. Sc.
r. T.. olesen. II. Garfield Hospital.
Perry G. Bowman. II. G'1 Morton st.
Sara G. Raupe. 33. 106 11th st. Sc.
Charlotte A. Parker. 81, 70S Monroe st. ne.
Richard J. Williams, 70. Garfield Hospital.
Sarah Timowitz. 81. 1904 7th ST.
Virginia Earnshaw. "a, Tuberculosis Hospital.
Marie l.. Martinez. "a. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
John NJ Koenig. jr. so. 534 10th st. Sc.
Alice Turner %. 1928 18th st. ne.
Fred Gilliland. 20. Providence Hospital.
Christians Robinson, u hour. 32s \ ST. s.w.
Gladys o. Fox, l.. S31 Euclid ST.
Amanda Grayson, 80, 1888 sth st.
Birdie Burke. 81, Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital.
James f. Proctor hours. Shannon pl. Sc.
Anacosta, D. c.
Spanish moss, which hangs so abun-
dant on trees in many sections of the
south, is not a true moss, but a spe-
cieS of pineapple.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Blind Man Signs
Name by 7ype,Uriter
To Become Citizen

NEW YORK. February ~
Joseph McCready cannot sign
his name with either pencil or
pen, as is required Of applicants
for naturalization. but he won
his first citizenship papers to-
day by signing with n type
writer.
The naturalization court set
precedent for McCready.
wafving the handwriting rule
because he il blind.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following.
Jesse W. Wade and Florence Jones.
William ". Winsbro of this city and Anna
NJ Lucas Of Luray. Va.
Morton w Morris of Smithfeld. Va, and
Marian X. Mayhuch of Manassas. Va.
Lawrence l.. Kahn and Blanch +. Townsend,
both of Richmond. Va.
William II. Wyatt and Mildred G.. Fitzwil-
son. both Of Richmond. Va
Lester Murrey and Mary f. Sydnor.
Lewis Tillman and Mildred T.. Lee.
Howard II. I-oefel and Ethel J. Gray.
Joseph J. Dapolito and Thema l.. Winston.
Nichlas 4. Fortunate and Petrina Rodano.
Percelle Carnett and Dorothy Chambers.
William s. Reybnrn of this city and Mar
tina G.. Osborne of Pennington, Conn.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Germany Annuls
Decree for Day of
National Mourning

BERLIN. February 28.-The
government has nnnulled the de-
cree which desiEnated March
as a national day of mourning
for Germany's war dead. In con-
sequence Of the protests of
majority of the federated states.
which called attention to the
probability of the day being
made the occasion for serious
demonstrations.
Some quarters protest the an
nulment, suggesting that the
law be made to prescribe DELI
niteIy that the day be not used
for public demonstrations for
political purposes.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Exclusive Spring Millinery
Created by Or Own Designer

Millinery will be delighted
of
Forth produce
made up and placed displays each day
In of these1 there's $ atmosphere of
refne indiv
of who o differently, yet Eshionably
Salon. Third
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Exclusive Styling
and Individual
Hand 7 ai1ori1ag
Introduced IN
These New
Woodward & Lothrop
Hand ai1ored Suits
Priced $95

Women who have been accustomed having their suits
tailored by hand will find these hand tailored suits marked
with excsveness from the fine quality of the materials to the
last detail of the finished custom tailoring.
These hand tailored suits designed on slenderzng lines
with smooth high shoulders, snugtng sleeves tuxedo but
effects and the details of finish handpped but
onhoes tacks and arrowheads-are hand bound with
fiat silk braid, bias straps and cordngs
By the Materials tricone twill cord and piquetne by the
excellence of the hand tailoring and by the of lines
these suits will give you better service and will
of style correctness throughout the
The models illustrated indicate the character of the
garments-the u1trasnartness of simple line and style
ssuts Thnds
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

beisse Soma State Readers Con-
pention, Iom bolber Meoe | 9es
Mcines fra oen 8bie til BEN Ste SEQ.
bember. Grofesforerne Carlo u.
Sperati og $. W. Sbeel blir Sfo'
lens pfficiele &eprpientanter. Sis.
ie Is0er er meget l9rerise og ifaf'
frr Sfolen Inerfienbelie.
G~oIegets Irbeibe gaar iebnt %
rnIig. Ser er life mesen Spsoom,
minore END ieopanlig. gn Irbeios-
cano o. en- SiIfreosbeb bpiler pper
belle Sfolen. Niis Sberesie &. Or
neion, iom / Here Iar bar peret Sp.
gepleierife peo Goueeets Soipttol,
bar Iuttet bette Irbeibe, og benoes
8laos fploes M Of Mfiis Nora @al.
bus fra Spring @rope, Rinn. Srof.
&enrp 8. Saue bar iiben Sfoleaa.
ret beepnote peret iaa at itge biem'
los, men bar M funoet nogen T9'
relier bpor ban og bans Suitrn fan
f1ptte inb. Mrs. Saae anfom for
1.ogIe Sage iioen meb beres Sabp.
&or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Sprtna 6rppe.
(Giter "SeraID".)

Sl9gtninger og Ienner CAB
forleoen ct Ififeosielifab for Inbrep
og Suitru, iom / bisie 9ase
flptter til Secorab. Gsnnen ssames
opertaee Sarmen.
- Seb ct nplig afbolbt Wsoe al
blep Der taget 9elutnina
of Matpagt berefter aniettes /
Spring 8rone. Melpin Sboreien uS-
nGpntes til benne Stiuins, % bans
Eieneitetio bill bore fra aI. II aften
til SCI. Z Morgen.
Sfslge omienote SnSbpoeIier
bill Wiis Olga 6. @aare, 9atter til
Mr. % Wrs. elias @aare al @ater-
loo Mioge, Den 2ben Nopember bIibe
piet I'll Senrp 81. Seleeion. @ielien
bill finoe Steb | @aterloo Hibae Strife
% forrettes beo YaIt. @anaenIteen.
Mrs. Oscar Sagbalen bar fra
&rtgsoepartementet / @uibinaton
mpotaget nnberretnina ON, at 9iaet,
at 9roberen, Irnt GprbaI, iisIse an.
mobning berom af SaSeren, 8. s.
9prbal, bill brinaes tilbaae ira
8ranfriac 90 iorbieites paa Mrlina.
ton rationale @rapplaos peb 8aIb.
ington,
De iorbiife 9epninser af Gbmin
Worfen, falben | Sranfrise iom Col.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

Com bet bill erin6res, att Gbica.
90 Norife @li,b ifior forisgsnia
,gang me6 en nor -amerifanif
aunitubitiuing, nemlig en- l1bitilini
at Malerier, @fbareuer, Eegrinse,
"a Sfulptur al nprif-amerifanife
&lrnitnere, og Soeen panbt iaa itor
Stllltning babe hos @lrnitnerne
CO pos Yublifum, at oct fsrite Sor.
Jog blep en- fuIbft9nbig Sirfces, OF
alubben bar berfor beiluttet at gisre
en- Zig fulfilling til en- aarlig Sn.
Intuition.
Sem an6en aarIige &~ltnIhlbItil.
ling | Chicago Norife &lllb pil Der.
for blipe afbolbt fra og meb Sors.
Gag ben lite December, og 8omi,
teen baaber, at bette Iars fulfilling
ifal blipe en- eibnu itsrre Sufces
emo Sioraarets. Nere Of bore melt
lefienote norif.amerifurife Nalere
bar aqereoe meobelt, at Be bill no.
title iaar. SaaIebes bill Saiifanes
uoitiue ct fort og Here mtnbre Wa.
~lerier, Sonas Gle iloitiler liselebes,
% Sbou, iom er / europa, bar
meboelt, at ban bill fomme tilbage
ttioe til at rlbitine blanbt anbet enbel
rpe Walerier, ban meobrinser fra
Garis. Brofesior Olaf 9rauner bill
liaeleoes ubitiae nosle al fine pafre
Walerier.
9ette aars l1bitiningsfomite er
for ben %peiertlieite Del Den iamme
iom THOR, meb &lubbens Sicefor-
manb, Sr. s. SO. Sinbina lom SEQ.
niiteers Sorman6. Soban q. Sang.
felbt er palst til Sormano / "Nllbli.
citp-4omiteen".
3omiteen meobeler, at ale | Ga.
gen interesierebe, i9rIig oe, iom on.
FER at uoitine 3,rnitp9rfer, bill faa
ale Opipsininser beb at tilifripc
neutrality-suspicious. Sormanb, scr.
S. 50. Sinbing, 4t4 @rislep 9Ibg.,
Gbicago. &ae 9iaeber, Iom snifes
ubitiaet, m1aa bore / Chicago ieneIt
ben 15be Hopember.
uoitiuingens Surp bil bIipe fam.
meniat af belt i,tnteresierebe ameri.
fanife 4initnere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

Giuingitone Yanf lnffer. Otter
@eilutning al 9ireftionen % efter
Maabfsriel meb Statens gunfinipef.
tor, bar Sirit State 9anf | Giving
ton luffet fine 9sre'f at foretage
en- REORGANIZATION. 9anfen bar en-
8apital al $125,000.
Yelaglagt Sranbepin tilbaselepe-
res. Set bar bait life liben Spmerf-
iombeb, at CONNER 81. g. Starf peb
9iitriftsretten | 2ipingiton efterfom
en- 8egipring al Ibpofaten for Granf
Wtelcbert, W. s. Sobnion % Belle
Siiber, bborpeS oisie Wenb bleb til.
bageleperet alt oct @rpnbeoin. ION
Gountpets Sberiif babbe beilaglagt
boS benz. Ibpofatens Mrgument par,
at Der bapbe ppret en- Mangel bee
Den Srbre, bborbeo 8r9nbepinet bar
blepet beilaelagt, at Barren fremoeleS
bar De n9pnte WGnos gienbom % al
Den maatte tilbageleperes. Sporpibi
en- mn 90 iulot no splbig Srbre blcr
ubiteSt, BET nGbner Siitorien life no.
get ON.
st mniifalif 8eni. Otter bpao ser
meloes ira Great Sails. bar Den 15'
aarige Senrp Gotietb beritebs De beb.
tie nofigter til at fonime | getrast.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

ming beo l1boeIing at San &iibelifs
Sriplabs beb Stbaca Go~nierbatorp of
Wuiic, en- af be Ieoenoe Snititutio-
ner at fit Slags | Staten Wetp Oorf.
Gi,belif ublonebe bisie Sriplabie til
BEN melt lobenbe unge Bioliniit | De
Sorenebe Stater, og ben fsrite til.
falot en- itng Manb peo Wapn 8riiba
Wonaiepicb. On Misunderstanding fpr
en- anben l1bbeline ifal M foresaa,
% Muiifere i Great Sails bar go6t
Saab ON at faa itnge Sotietb opitilet
ion &anbibat og oerefter tilfienbt
Den belle 2anbet omfattenbe romer-
felie. Senrp Gotietb er Ssn al Olaf
0otietb | Great Sails % Der aaerebe
fienot iom en- al 8pens melt beeapebe
@inliniiter. Slere bersmte Muiifere
bar roit BAN meeet, 90 Scr. Noaf,
tibligere 8ioliniit beb Bolton Spm-
pbonp Srfeiter % MI inbtagenbe en-
Iignenbe Stiaing / Cos @ngeles, bar
,tbtalt 9nife ON at faa bam Tom
gleb. hinge 9otietbs 2erere | Great
Sails bar erfl9ret, of ban MI er
naaet iaa Iangt, at ban burbe isse
bibere l1nberbtsning blanot 2anoets
fremrage1loe 2Grerfr9fter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
"Recau".D alset / Y. ..

Giterretnin9erne fra "RecaG".
8aleet / 9ortb 9afota Srebag for.
rige l1ge tpber mcb temmelig Siffers
beb paa, of @upernsr 2pnn s. Sra-
sier o. De TO andre af 9on.Yariiian-
ligaens @mbeosmpnb, Ittornep @e-
neral @iaiam 2emfe og 2~anbbrues'
fommisi9r Sobn %. Sagar, CT Bile
bet Iaaet al fine reIpeftipe Nobfan.
bibater: u. q. Heitos, Speinbiern
Sobnion % Seiepb q. &itcben, Der
par opitiaebe al SnOepenoent @oters
2eague.
Sptil 9srbag Mibbag bar ser inc.
lebet gfterretninger ON GeIultatet /
1853 al Statens 1904 gaIgfrebie.
Of be / bisie afeipne Stemmer babe
@uper1ter Srasier erbolbt 63,497 og
De l1aibensises aanbioat, 81. 81. See
itos, SS,t79.
Sfisnt Sanoipnliebeben fiees at
taIe for, at Weitos' Waioritet oil bli
aoifilig minbre, END bisie 9al antp.
Der, aniees BOG iaapel bans iom bans
Webfanoioaters galg forat bare iif.
fert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
PieIpen til Ruslano.

9ampifibet "gl8aiier" afeif Sire.
bag forrise ltge fra Stem Dorf for
8etrograo meb en- Saoning 2epnets.
mibler til en- SGrbi al 100000, Ell,
@ape fra amerifanife Nrbeioere til
BET al Sungersnso biemisgte Ius.
LAMB. en- ~lignenoe Sfibning afgif
fra philadelphia raen foruo.
Ser oplpites | oenne Sorbinoelie,
at 600 Sfreobermeitre babe oannet
en- Organization meb oct Sormaal at
ip &l9ber til rusiiife 8prn. Oe bar
tilbiibt of itine fine 8erfiteoer, Ma.
ifineri % grbeibe til fri slfbenpttelie
90 bar rettet en- %Inmobnina til &lG.
besfabrifanter ON 8aper al &lGoes-
reiter og 3siitumper, iom eaers
pleies at l9gges tiliibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
@mri Ssaugcn 95 Mar gull.

Oct bar en- Seitbag for gamle
@uri Sauaen, ben 6te Sftober, iibIt.
lcber, ba feireoe bum FIN 95oe Ssb.
ielsbag, % | ben anleonina bapbe
bun geisg at mango Sl9stninse %
9enner ipm gierne pilbe feIte meo
genbe % lpfsnlfe benbe meb 9aeen.
@uri Sanger cr beu Glbite Gerion
| Sober littberife WenisbeS, % en-
af De 9lbite, life ale,le | 8inneibief
60, men / bio Smfrebs. Sum Dor
los i'm Cater, og Spiserisn, Sans
pg @uri giprsan, 2 Mil ipS for
Seiper, 90 err enonl1 iaapas aanos,
iriif % Ieeemsfriif at bun fan saa
omfring | Suiet, eisre libt Saano.
arbeioe pg cuers iorbripe 2ioen meS
CT lGie Ssger o. glabe.
Get or fiGrt for Den samle at iaa
Ielss at Naboer o. 9efienote, iipr
sleoer bun fig naar SamtaIen fam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
@iScomFtt.

Srelaidaser brrnbt. CHRIS @ln.
berIicbs ErelaitIager | 2iIp, ner Gin.
tigo, er forleben iaa onttrent belt op.
br9nbt meb ct Cab at $4,000.
lllpffens Iariag bar ufienot.
stor Meieribrift. S 2sbet af flo.
tie @ugult Waaneb mobtog Barron
COOPERATIVE Creamery 610,72 Hb.
SIsbe, Der afeap 184,730 Hunb
Smsr. Ser betaltes 46 Gents pr.
Yuno for Slsoe.
Sommer ubn9nnt. @ilbur 6.
Snrlbut at Smro er af @ubernsr
Blaine ilbn9pnt til Dommer | treble
9iitriftsret, efterfelgenbe afbsbe &C.
orge 80. 8urnea. Surlbut oil tiene
inotil en- gfterfelser er balst.
Weblemt at 11niberiitetsfummis.
finn. Carl S. Sesgarb at S~rforbnille
er forrige uge af @upernsren no.
n9pnt til Weblem al "@oarb Of Uni.
periitp 8iiitors". Scr. Sessarb er en-
af De leoenbe Sarmere | ct al Sta.
tens beoite Meieriitrsg.
Mobne Sprbber pllffebes forrise
l1ee / Sranf Suffers Sape BED gar.
ron, % Srueten fanbtes of bore ltge.
iaa iaftig % belimasenoe iom ON
ben bar mobnet | sunni Waaneb. sic.
re Slags gaarblomit tar / BEN iene.
re Sio niit fig / iamme Strsg.
Bolitiebef Snnbbps Iurbcr? Sobn
Berfins er af pripate SpbaeeIiesbe.
tierte arreiteret paa bans Sarm rpr
Garppiae oe inbiat / Sengilet / @au
Claire, mist9nft iom Yoliticbef or.
nler Sunobps Worber. Com oct bill
erinbres blep ct gub beb gau gIaires
Sporpoensitalb iibitleben 26be Irs.
frarspet en- itsrre Yengeium og 8oli-
ttcbefen ifnbt % brpbt unber Sorfsl.
gelien at Woroeren.
8anfen / Canton rppet. 6. o..
Sobnion, aasierer at Sarmers State
8anf | Canton, Barron County, blep
ON gftermibbagen ben 27be Oft.
Iaaet benibitlss % omtrent $4,000
| &ontanter repet. Gnbel 2ibertp
Bombs bar forimaaet at &sperne.
Sobnion blep f,inben liggenoe bepiblt.
fss paa 8ulpet / Sen branbfrie Sp9l.
bling, % Der bengif ober to elmer fsr
ban ~giennanbt @epibltbeoen. San
funbe Ga intet brife al bpab bar FORE
saaet. San bar bibragt ct polbiomt
Slag | Sopeoet, men artoses life at
faa noget pari9t Wen beraf. 80
Menb bar feet at gaa inc | 8anfen
omfring al. 3, % be nar noale faa
Winl,ter ienere fomne no i9ien, men
ingen babbe tenft fig at noget galt
par paafGrbe. 8pens 8oltmelter og
&isbmanb baobe fra fin 8iitif gob
l1biigt ODER oct Snbre af 8anflofaIet,
og ba ban life funbe ie bet minbite
2ip rsre fig berinbe, gift ban beroper
% fanot Sobnicn | Spnlbingen. Sbe.
riff 6. q. Sobnicn at Barron Golttt.
tp fulgte Sporet al en- Iutomobil fra
8anfen og aiennein SEEM Iuburn,
men miitebe Der alt Spor. Canton
er belisaenbe fem Mil ipbsitenfor
Mice 2afe og bar omfring 800 Sno'
bpggere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
SatnotS.
Tormne / @pperfrp.

Sormne / Mpbtrfrp. Sobt Sa'
cfer, en- 6armer n9r Erop, bar net
op mobtaset $4,000 for lin Ipling
SoibfleuerfrS, SGOen for bpilfen @o.
ling foiteoe bam $500. Set fore no.
bptte bsiteoes af Inn 10 Icres 2aro.
Den nhe MarfeSsfbring. Sranf
SO. Mepers, SefretGr for ltniteb
States Grain @ropers, Snc., erfla.
rebe oe iibite Sage al forrige uge
unber ct Weoe | Chicago. of oner 100
Miuioner guibels aorn neo 9ontraft
piloe ooerbrases til Salg eiennem
4orporationen i,tben Warts Waaneb.
Ser babies anerebe MI 40 Miaioner
guibels unber Gontraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
upeir / California.

9pen Sacramento, California,
biemiegtes forrige ltee al en- orfan.
agtig Storm, Der rep Sagerne al
mango Sriie, fnl1ite 8inbuer % on.
rettebe megen as,ben gbel9ggelIe.
Srfanen eiterfuletes al ct poloiomt
Hegnifpl, Der forpanblebe mango of
@aberne til bpbe Sander.
Stornlen fom fra Spopeit og for
igiennem Someiteao og git Sacra.
mento. s git Sacramento blep fle.
re Suie, iom bar unber SSfsreIie,
oemolerebe eller ilemt beifabigeoe al
8in6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
DhiifYimuelireen.

Otter en- 9onference me6 Collins
So. 8rapes, ben fsOerale Sorbuos.
%fommisi9r / Staten 8ermont no
iteotes fra Observation-Disclosures
8albington en- Weboelelie gaaen0e
no paa, at 8biifpimuslingen ODER
Dem fanabiife @r9nie / ben ienere
3ib bar taeet ai n9iten so Brocent.
Hette belbige &eiultat ifploes, for.
talte Scr. @rapes, oct fanaoiife go.
Iitis energilfe S%amarbeibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
IN MEMORIAM.

In memory of our darling son and
brother. Arthur Melvin Anderson,
who passed away 3 years ago, Nov
l, 1918.
He babe no one a last farewell;
He said goodbye to none;
His loving heart had ceased to beat
And before we knew he was gone
He is gone but not forgotten.
His memory shall never fade;
Loving hearts shall always linger
Around the grave where he's laid
From his loving mother and sister
MRS. A. A. ANDERSON,
MRS. JAMES L, BELL