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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
GEORGIAN CALM AFTER VIOLENT
oUT6URsT AT PREVIOUS
MEETING.
CoNFEssEs TO A BLUNDER
Got His Evidence Somewhat Mired
and Quoted Roosevelt on Some
thing the Naval Department
Official Did Not Say.

Washington.-The names OF more
than 100 former service men were pre-
sented to the senate committee at its
last meeting by Senator Watson tDem.
ocrat, Georgia., who asked that they
be brought here to testify in the inves-
tigation OF his charges that American
soldiers had been put to death In
France without the right OF trial by
court-martial.
There was no intimation as to how
many on the list would be summoned.
the committee explaining that 1t would
sift through the names this week. As
surance, however, was given Senator
Watson that every person would be
called IL he believed that they were
prepared to give testimony directly on
the charges.
Compared with the turbulent previ-
GUS meeting the session was extremely
tame. Senator Watson, the only wit
ness, read extracts from many letters
in which soldiers declared they knew
of numbers of illegal executions. One
soldier wrote that on transport TAX
ing him to France IA men were thrown
overheard and drowned for no appar-
ent reason.
The Georgia senator undertook to
show, and indeed announced that he
would approve, that the war depart
ment list OF IL executions did not in
clude all of the men Illegally hanged
or shot to death by order OF supersors.
A picture of what seemed to be gal
lows in France, on which rope was
being hooked around the neck of q
condemned soldier, with several Off
GERS standing on the platform and
scores on the ground below, was given
to the committee by the senator, who
testified that it was taken by colo
mel, now in the service. The officers
name was not revealed, nor that Of his
son, who handed it to the senator, as
the testimony showed.
Senator watson stated that he de-
sired to return the picture, but by d.
rection Of Senator Shields Democrat,
Tennessee) it was retained for the rec
ord, although Mr.. Shields declared it
Woo uOt WbTtu Wn1it d5 cfiucuCts IL
the man who made it could not be
found to testify.
Col. Walter e. Bethel, assistant
judge advocate general from whom
the committee obtained the list of IL
legal executions. was instructed to
check over the Watson list and see II
any were the same.
At the outset of the hearing, after
presentation of letter from Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt of the navy de-
partment denying that he had first
hand knowledge of the killing OF SOL
dier by an officer and the subsequent
transfer of the officer to another COM
mand. Senator Watson explained that
use OF Mr.. Roosevelt's name was due
to . blunder. The letter. in fact. he
stated. was written by Col. William
Hayward, United States district attor.
ney Of New York and a former officer
overseas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
QUICK ACTION FOR RATIFICATION
AngIoJapanese Alliance Seems Now
Headed For Scrapheap.

EICaoC0 Vt SCfaPUcdPs
History making action
to preserve the peace OF the Pacific
and the Far East-often spoken OF az
the region Of the next war--was taken
by the arms conference.
Into the scrapheap was cast the An.
glo-Japanese alliance. considered q
menace by the United States. and In
its place the conference proclaimed to
the world quadruple Pacific treaty.
formed by the United States, Great
Britain, Japan and France. to maintain
the tranquility Of the great ocean.
All the powers pledged themselves
to the preservation of Pacific peace by
giving general approval to the treaty.
Signing Of it by the four powers n ex-
pected very soon. Great Britain.
France and Japan approved it without
reservation. The United States said
it would add its signature when = con-
vention with Japan on zap and other
inundated islands Of the Pacific was
signed. This, according to . high
American source. viii be very shortly.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
MANIAC ATTACKS MouRNERs.
craxed by Sight Of Corpse, Stranger
Made Sudden Attack.

New Orleans.-Attacked by mys-
terious stranger, mourners at tie bier
Of Mrs. Frank Daniels fought for their
lives in the darkened room of an un-
dertaker's parlor here.
Set upon as they dozed beside the
casket, three Of the half dozen mourn
ers were stabbed before an unidenti-
fled man, who brandished dangerous
dirk. was overpowered and locked up.
Crazed by the sight of the corpse,
the stranger launched sudden attack
upon the three men, who fought des.
perately until the man, believed to be
q maniac, was overpowered.
The man refused to talk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
INSURANCE LAW VIOLATED.
Policies Still Placed Through Outside
AGENTS.

Agents.
Jacksonville Mississippi insurance
department continues to receive com.
plants that much business is being
written by licensed agents and brok-
ers in unlicensed companies. Insur
ance Commissioner Henry issued cir.
cular letter q short time ago, backed
by an opinion from the attorney gen.
erai, that business could only be sold
in unlicensed companies in cases
where the insurance had been offered
to, and declined by the licensed com
panies. and then only could the excess
be covered under brokers' licenses.
The insurance commissioner says
to the extent of his ability he Ii der
termlned to see the spirit OF this law
enforced. and that he will revoke the
license OF any agent or broker shown,
ON proper proof. to have violated It.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
IRISH, PEACE SAFE
DESPITE De VALERA.
DUBLIN HAS EVERY REASON TO
BELIEVE WILL PASS DAHL
ElREANN.
laIsHMEN ARE FAVORABLE
John Steele Declares President OF the
Irish Republic Is Not Supported
by People In Attempt to Over
throw Government.

Dublin-The Anglo-Irish peace treaty
Is safe.
In spite Of Cannon de Valera,s out
burst against 1t, it will be ratified by
Dali Eireann by a substantial majority.
Some close observers of Irish politics
predict that Mr.. de Valera will only
carry with him "a out of the 124 men,
bers of Dali. Others say he may get
so votes, but the only question seems
to be the size of the number Of the
votes he will win.
1t is reported that Mr.. de Valera in
tends trying to secure vote on the
treaty by the people. If this is his
plan he will suffer an even worse de-
feat than from Dali. There is no doubt
that the feeling of the Irish people is
in favor of the treaty.
/ have failed to find q single Irish
man who favors Mr.. de Valera s
course. The walters and elevator men
of my hotel, all ardent members of
the Irish Republican Army" men and
women on the street, street car con-
ductors and all plain men to whom
have talked, denounce the "presi-
dents" interference. Likewise the pol
iticians are against his attitude. Dub
lin has had two months Of peace and
does not want q return Of war. My
waiter said to me at lunch:
1T will be the most prosperous coun,
try in the world when we get rid of
the foreign politicians" =
The elevator man said:
"If Mike Collins is satisfied so am l."
Most significant we're the remarks
which overheard in the crowd wait.
ing for the arrival Of the politicians
at the Mansion House.
"Sure, the man is not Irish." one
woman said. ITO think OF him turn
ing his back on them, after they had
given their word" said man.
This is the general feeling. and It
is notable that the Irish people are
now remembering that Mr.. de Valera
is not Irish, and they are pointing out
that their ministers who oppose the
treaty are Mr. de Valera, a Spanish
American, and Cathal Brugha and
Charles Burgess, English. Austin Stack
being the only Irishman. Mr.. Stack
was lieutenant in Sir Roger Case
ment's pro-German effort during the
war. Erskine Childrers, also an Eng
lishman, is also supporting Mr.. de Va
lera- The cabinet members favoring
the treaty are Arthur Griffith, Michael
Collins. w. Cosgrove and Robert Bar
ton. all Irish.
met Mr.. Griffith as he arrived at
the Mansion House. He was erect and
smiling and confident He is sure of
success and he has already received
numerous assurances of support from
Cork, Kerry and Galway.
"The situation is far too delicate to
bear discussion" he told me, "but ev-
erything is ell right. have no fear"
Michael Collins announces that he
is in full agreement with Mr.. Griffith
and similar opinion was expressed
by all the members to the peace cen.
ference.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
Jury Drinks Evidence.

Lockport, N. "a Jury celebrating
on the case OF Mrs. Mary Anderson,
charged with liquor violations, drank
the quart bottle of whisky which was
held as evidence. and returned q yer
dict of not guilty. When the Jurors
returned to court after their session in
the jury room, the judge asked for the
evidence. The foreman sheepishIy
drew forth the quart bottle which had
been full when they retired. 1t con
tanned only four drops.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
scott court PretermIttsd.

Forest.-An order has been received
by the clerk OF the circuit court pre-
termitting the December term. For
the best interests of the people Of the
county Judge Wilson. after mature de;
liberation. thought 1t advisable to pnr.
sue this course.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
AcquIts SLAYER q Home wrscksr.

Dayton, Tenn.--Dr. w. r. Allen,
charged with the murder Of Burch Gar
denhire. was found not guilty here.
The verdict was delivered after the
jury had remained out all night. Allen
admitted killing Gardenshire. but he
claimed the act was committed in pro-
lection OF his home.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16

University of Mississippi-The uni
versity will recess Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 81, for the Christmas holt
days, and work will be resumed Thurs
day morning, Jan. 5, giving full two
weeks for the students to rest aud
prepare for the rush of first term ex-
aminations. which will be held the la.
ter part Of January.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
OPPOSED TO LIQUOR.
Tate County Doctors Reply to Cues.
tIcnnaire on Use of Whisky.

tate County Uoctors- HepIy 70 taues'
tIonnaire on Use Of Whisky.
Wyatte.-At recent meeting Of the
Tate county medical society, DR.. ]. L..
Roseborough of Senatobia was elect
ed president Of the society for another
year and DR.. J. Sidney Eason Of Cold
water was reelected as secretary and
treasurer. The majority of the Tate
county physicians, in answering a
QUESTIONABLE sent out by the editor Of
the Journal Of the American Medical
Association as to whether whisky, beer
or wines are of value as theraupetic
agent, answered in the negative.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
Raise Y.cht-pestroy Booze.

Pensacola, Fla.-The yacht Glen Do
vees. burned and sunk in the bay near
st. Andrew. was raised under the su-
pervision Of Special Agent Abt. by the
revenue cutter Causus. The vessel
was towed to the custom house wharf
ct st. Andrews.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
Murder Gaze MistrIai.

Wglthall.-The case of v. L. Smith,
charged with the murder Of Virgil
Shaw, resulted in q mistrial when tbs
jury returned into court with their 70.
port that they could not agree and
wsre4 DISCHARGED. Ths case goes over
70 the mart term Of court.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
LESSON FOR DECEMBER IS
pAuL's LAST WORDS.

LESSON TExT--u Tim, Ash
GOLDEN TEXT have fought good
light. have finished my course. have
kept the faith.-II Tim. "a. z.
REFERENCE MATERIAL--Rom- s:s7-
o.; Cor. 1881: Rev. 1921.
PRIMARY ToPIC-Last Words From
Paul
JUNIOR ToPIc-rhe Close Of victe-
rieas Life.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
--Pauls Final Triumph.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Lessons for Today From the I4fs Of
Paul.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-16
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Siln9dayScaool .
' Lesson Y

(By REV. p b. FITzwATER, d. D.,
Teacher OF English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute OF ChicagoO
Copyright. 1921. Western Newspaper Union-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23

bar meb WeIing oa Rtelion blet
ffubt, iamt Sobn Marb, en- Sanbitrp'
ger, % Sadn 2onger at &enmare,
bIep ogiaa tasne til Sensslet | Uti'
not. Ntelion efterIaber fig Suitrl,
og ipp 8srn. San bapoe ct Some
iteab NOR aenmare oe bapoe boet |
benne 9el at Staten De iioIte 20 aar.
5britc Sionr Sripiais besrapet.
Hicbnrb 8lue Garth, ben fsrite urlge
Wianb at Siour Stmuner Ill at
bperne Jig / Sorenebe Staters Irme
for at gaa moo Spifen, bleo Senoag
begrabet paa Snoionernes @rap.
plabs peo Gannonbau, 35 Mil siten.
for Wanbm. 2iget anfom 2srbag,
og / 4S elmer pebIigeboIbt Rsbbu.
oerne fine ienbomelige 9sbSianse,
9anie oa 9egrapeliesceremonier.
8lue Garth lagbes tiIbpile NOR 81
bert @rais' @rap. @rais tiente /
iamme Snfanterifompani % ofrebe
osiaa fit Sip unber Sieneiten. 8lue
Garth, ser blep giort til 9ienitanb
for bG6erlig Smtale peb fin Sapper.
beo os tit @ob, bIen br9bt mebens
ban bar paa en- Speioeruoflust /
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
Wontatta.
Butctcblinseu bliper minbre. 81

SutcteDlinsen bliper minbre. Sen
fibite 8eregning at Solf fra Serene.
De Staters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
letter Wontanas Gotetabling bette
gar til 100000 9uibels. Settle En-
100000 8uibels mirore END @pIin.
gen lobeoe | Ilieult.
Seisger gammeI @aIplabs. Sssnber.
riesminiiter gilbert g. San oa Or.
THUR HotpeQ Sapis, 9ireftsr for Ssor.
eneoe Staters Reclamation Serpice.
bar UNDER i'm Heiie | Montana oaioo
beisgt oct Steo, bnor Sen. Gutter GA
bans Solbater blep neoIagteoe al
Snoianerne. Sen gamle galplobs
meo De nbpggeltge Minber Iigger
ner Sarbtn.
Gapere Srasttart for &pes. IiI.
tpaafee-8 anen bar oen 2Ooe bs. iot
ifraft ct 20 Trocents RebIlaa /
Sragttarterne for &b9g, @riie Ga
lienenbe, Der ienbes til Marfeber
sitenfor. R~ebilaset bIep siort efter
gnbefaIing al Snteritate Commerce
&ommtsiion, 90 bet oer1tes of bebirfe
en- itsrre Sorienbins Of SIagtefoea
ira @ontana. timber ben rpe Sort
bill Winimum for &ppg fra Wontana
blibe $3.50 pr. gogn, for 8riie $50
og for Soar $t10 = 6isie | bobbelt.
bPffeoe 8oene.
Frufesior sibes "Terieaar". eta.
tens Sfoleraao bar efter TO Cages
Ifbsringer og lange Sunoeringer be.
luttet at fritage Irtbnr Sifber, Bro.
fesior | &e~tsnibenffab peo StatenS
nniperiitet, for bibere Sienelte bette
Stoleaar. SnbtiI bans &ontraft ll0s
leber I'll Soften neite Iar bar 8rof.
Stiber "Serie" meb frlo >2en. Ger
blep al american 2egion flaget oper,
at Erofesioren life bapbe ppret be-
f9let al ben rette Ian6 UNDER Sri.
gen, og Weolenmerne al Statens
Sfoleraab fom / itort SiIbrebe an.
gaaenoe bpab De egentlig ifuIoe aie.
re meo bam. 9e fanbt tiliioit paa
at ienoe bam no paa Ell "Serie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
@tseonfm.

Oriitig &bper. On Wanb, ser /
tlere Elmer bapbe inuiet omfrtne /
Hortb @eitern Standardization / gps
pIeton, tr9ngte p~ll,bielig i1b / Son.
toret, breo op BET branofrie Sfab og
unoilap meo omfring $1,000. Is.
beren mentes at babe taget 8eien /
&etning at Wiltpaltfee eIIer Gbicaao.
Spurnusn / 8acine pIsmbres. gn
Sporpogn, Der fsrtes Of Solger Gin.
oerion iom W~totorn,ano og &onouf'
tor, blep peb bsiIps Sdg itaniet / Ell
al &acines ubfanter af to maiferebc
ganoitter, Tom iatte fig / geiiooeIic
al Gnoerions Beneefosie os berpan
for'banot. Oct / &asien pGrenoe ll0s
bptte al Sagen belsb fig til $50.
&bsielbitem Gut bennnbct. @upcr.
Nor Blaine bar benrte lge betingeIs
iesbis benaabet Spbn Srues6an, icnt
osnrtes inbtil TO Iars SpbplO /
Statsfengslet peb @alpun for Of
bare biit Ell ubetbingelig 2ioenIfab /
Getning al meb golo % Iagt at til
ralte fig aps fra hinge 8iger. Sen
la1ge Wano bar lopet of reiie tilba9c
til fine SorGlore / Rortb Safota %
Der opfsre fig paa en- iemnelig
Maabe.
8anfrpner / GpnSerag. Gn pGb'
net Bandit bar Sen 206e bs. ooerrn'
ifet &asierer Sarolo @ricfion oe0
State 9anf / G%ouberap mebens ban
bar alene / Sorretningen og berpua
unbIluppet meb $2.2OO / &ontdrter.
Hsperen traf en- Hebolper, eftcr at
babe at,mlobet ON npale 8erelpetge,
og iopte berpaa til fig ane be Belt8c
Tom Dor forbaanben. st WanoIfnb
bleb Itrar oreaniieret for at f~orfclge
&speren.
N for Bonus anbeialcs. On al
MtilDaufees HoIt al Imerican Se.
gion bar anbefalet, of Silnirfning al
pirfeligt 81 og lette Sine tiaaoes peo
Sob, % at Der iettes Ell iaapas Itor
Sfat paa oisie Sriffenarer, al So'
ms for Solbater beraf fan uoreoe5.
@isconiins Selegater til Natioral'
fonpentionen | &anias Gitp opfororcs
til at freml9gge oenne Tlan % ar
beibe for of ben anbefales. Ser gte'
res / &eiolutionen opmerfiom pad'
at Soloaterne life hapbe no9el
Stemme / &atificerineen al oct 1Soc
ENHANCEMENT, oe at man finder bette
at bore ben letteit giennemferltge
Waaoe bporpaa Soloaters golilA
fan Ifaffes tilpeie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
WtnneIota.
SnIntbs fbrite Yuliticbef.

%ar Stlffbs fBrtte Yultttcbet. -
Samuel s. Sbompiort, Oulutbs fsr.
ite Boliticbef, er oeb / tit Stem Ger.
Itebs, so Iar eammel. San efterla,
Der fig SuItru % fer gsrn. Ifbsbc
tierte pao Sitllltbs GolitiItprfe / belle
80 Iar.
Sfneipillcr Ssb. George 9. gIoom.
quilt, for noele aar tiIbage bel fienot
iom Sfueipiuer og bramatiif Sorfat.
ter, er bsb | en- 9robers Siem / Min.
neapolis, "A aar galrmeI. Otter
berom u6talt GnIfe blep bans 2iq
uben nogen Slaas Geremonier
br9not oeb 2afetpooo @rapplaos
2igbr9nbinesanI9g. San eiterlaber
Zig TO 9rsSre, elmer 9. og 6. q.
8loomauiit, iamt Sslteren Wrs. s.
g. Carton al W%imeapolis.
Scrnbanefunses Graz beforeret.
Stte Webleinmer al Seterans Isio.
citation at @reat Rortbern Sernbane
reiite Ssnbag no til SameS S. Sil's
@rap paa Sin. Sarmen Sair Dates
n9r ct. Saul og beforereoe @rapen
meb glomlter. Oette err Ell alminbe.
Zig fulgt Gift fiben Sernbanefonsens
800, ibet De ganlle 8%eteraner inbei,
BEN itore a~rbeiberitof peb Sernbaneu
paa benne Waabe ibufommer bel
gumle Wciter paa bans S~soicls6ag.
aomiteen beisate Wrs. Sill peo i'm
Silbagefomit til ct. Yall 90 til
bragte Ell fort BIB hos ben samle
Dame.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
arreiteret nm aIaae fra Mprae.-

Otto @gebere, iom bor opboIot iig
her / Saitoet De iibite nj Waaneber,
blep forleoen arreiteret / Hocbeiter
% bragt til ct. Saul, bpor ban paa
Mnflage for | Rorge at bape .begaaet
Galfneri % ltnberII9b til et geIsb
at omfring $4,000 / amerifanife
8enge blep ltiIet for Ell Soreneoe
Staters &ommisi0r. &laeen o. Sor.
bring paa Sperleperine til Wpnbigs
Deoerne | Horge par fremfsrt at ben
norife 9onilll / Seem gorf, og Scr.
ggeberg bar itrar erfl9ret iig pillig
til at reiie tiIbaee til tit SiemIanb og
imebeeaa De reiite geifplbninger /
bette Sands 8etter. San er gipet to
Tigers Si6 til at orbne fine Sorret-
ningsaffGrer beroper. Ser Dor no.
get mpitiif peb afferer, oa alasen
bar giort af Otto ggebere, Snc., af
9riitiania, ct Sirma iom bperfen ben
MnflageOe eaer nogen anben bapoe
bort noget om. San paaItob, at bet
belle mantte bero paa en- Misforitaa-
elie. geeberg er 80 slar aammel %
iiges of flinne nbtrpffe fig nofiaa
f~lpbenoe | ct balpt 9uiin forifieaise
Sprog.
Ibllebbens Yionerer bebres. 81.
ter ct berom inbitiGet 8egi9r Of ct.
antbonp Chapter, daughters Of the
gmerican &ebolution al Winneapo-
lis, bill Sbirb glpenue Bro berefter
bIipe fienbt iom ct. Intbonp Sails
Bro, oe un6er be Geremonier, iom
fanot Steo unber Iapneforanbrtn-
gen, blep TO itore groncetabler til
Winbe pm Wsaebpens Bionerer f9.
itet til groen og in6pieoe. Sisie
Sapler b9rer fslgenbe Splpsnineer:
1866 - Sonatban CARRIER beisgte
Intbonp Sails. 1915 - Ssrite bpi.
De &pinbe iaa @anbfaI6et. 1872
% = &esierineen opfsrte Saebrus
og 8rspfDern. 1848 - Ssrite S9m.
ming og Sasbrlta opfsrt paa gitii-
ben at Sloben. 1851 - SsrIte Wel.
msGe opfsrt paa 9itfiber, af Sloben.
1859 = Ssrite Welmsue opfsrt paa
8eitii6en at Sloben. 1867 = Ssrite
%&pron" opfsrt for at forebpgse I'm.
oererapntnger al @anbfaISet. 1875
= &eeieringens Notwithstanding
unber Sloben fulbfsrt. Ser gipes
enbbioere S%plnsning ON, bpem bar
ifiPnfet Sablerne, og at BET par paa
opennppnte apinbeorganiiotions Gin.
mobning at gpraabet | 1912 mttog
Rapnet ct. &ntbonp Sails for
9roen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
NorO 9afota.

@estet SaIs at Mtier. 9irefts.
rerne for HeopIe's State ganf |
@rano Sorts er peb en- permanent
Sniunction forbltbt at iplge @ftier
for at beffe Establishments. 0ireftio.
men apertereoe npIie Mftier tilIalgs,
% pisie gftieeiere life imsoefom ct
@%sieisment at $50 pr. @ftie.
SIaiber Standardization brrnbt-
Nortbern Bacific 9anens Stations.
bpgntng / Slaiber nebbrenote Ssn.
bag, forbolbt peo at en- @asoIineopn
e~rplooerebe | Stationsasertens ge,
boeliesbefpemneligbeb. Sernbaneiel.
ifabets Sab aniloees til $4,000. ane
@rpreiSiager itrse meb, meoens
Srastsobiet reooeoes. 8pen bar in.
tet 8an6ipitem, og gefolfninaen
maatte laree 8arb / getter for at
reobe fine Stem.
8ammel abinbe msrbct. Wrs.
8loona Seliger, 81 @ar eantmel, er
Seat til 20oe bs. bleben mproet / tit
Siem / 8ranb Sorts. Senbes 2ig
fanotes ben fsleen6e Dag / Sengen
/ BEN baere Sci al 6en lille @roceri-
butif, iom bum babbe brepet / Sc Iio.
tie 20 Iar. Senbes Senber bar bleb-
ne bunbre bag paa &pggen og Sens-
fl9oer og 8uber lagt ODER berbes
Mnitgt, bboroe6 bum par bleper fpalt.
en- g%iennemiegt Sltffert rter Gen.
gen a%rttpbe6e, of Tsperi bar Iotipet
for Sorbrpoelien.
Sar life emit paa Sotetgrannine.
enbel Weblemmer al Snouitrial
Worfers Of the @orlb bar laaet 2eir
beb Soople, bpor ser err mango Itore
Gotetagre, iom M ifal bsItes, men
bet laoer til at bisie SoIf life bar
itor SpIt paa bette Iarbeioe. Se for
LANCER nemlie $40 Sagen for of era-
be Goteter. Der ifal babe ppret ab-
ifiaige ltnoerbanoIinger meIlem &e-
prPientanter for 8. @. 8. o. Sm.
e9nei,s Sarntere, mert ale Sorisa
paa at enes ON en- for Gotetbprfere
rogenlllrlbe rin1elie 2sn er boablslt
1tranoet.
Gnfc isger $4,000 Gritatnins.-
Vtrs. SbomaS @peretts, gnfe efter
Sbomns @peretts, Ser cmfom unoer
Ben SIpm, iom iioitleSen tS6e Sunni
heriebe Streget peb Me6ora, bar on,
laat Sag mos Nortbern Gacific
SernbaneieGifab, forSrenbe en- @ritat.
ming al $4,000. Der gisres ben
Saaitanb, at Sernbaneielifabet er
aniparlig unoer Sen ieberale Cob ON
arbeiberes SfaSeslesboloelIe, pao
ianme Sio Tom Selifabet life Tor
gebe for ben nebbeubige 9eifpttelie,
oa BET ietlbtc fine arbeibsioIf meo
Oct farlige Spero.
Yulitibetient Srrbt / &enmare. =
Suli1ls 81. Tielion, Tolitibetient oa
Hatpagt / &enmare, bleo oen t9be
oS. Ifiot % orGbt al Ell % g(ar
ganmrel Sanoitrpser peo Iapn Char.
les @eIing, efter at benne iamnler
meo Sarrp Butler baboe ooerfalot
90 pIpnoret nosle W9nb, Ser ipiueSe
Sort, pa oerpaa iattc fig til Mob,
bGrge, oa Rielion piloe arreItere
Dem. Soliticbef ainier perleSe uniS.
6cl6ort efter WorSet flere Sfuo meb
@eaing og iaarebe benne / set ene
Ben, men oct lpffebes ham at unb,
Hippo, Senere blep ban bog Of Sin.
Ter, 9eputp Sberiif Sber @aliteaS
og Ibpofat 8errp GIarf omringet
Ell Barn" fem Mil fra gpen og ia.
gen tiliange. San bragtes til Mi.
not, bpor ban bill anflages for Worb.
! $arrp Butler % Sobn Munion, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
"Sluttet paa &auenrucf",

en- epentprlis 90 ~ipanoenbe SortGI'
ling, bliper "Seo @rnen"s nGite N1'
beb.
Sort9l oct til eoers Raboer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23

@ertinben: "9eien ifal betaIeS ott
fsrfte | bier Raaneb. bet psb Sc bel!
2eieren: ga, eIers bar ieg 'elp..
fsIeelie bIepet boenbe | NIT eamIe 2osts'