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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
Queen Of Greece Prevents
Refugees From Being
National Disgrace
(By Associated Press,

/ Salonlki, May 1o.-Queen Sophie,
or Greece, head of the Greek Red
cross, recently summoned members of
the. Greek cabinet to the palace and
tt'einahded that the government take
steps to prevent the distress of 10000
Greek refugees from the Caucasas
now in barracks on the hills of Kala-
maria near Saloniki, from becoming .
national disgrace.
In consequence of her action l,0OO,-
600 drachmae equivalent to about
IS|o,oOo at present rates of exchange)
We're appropriated for the benefit of
the refugees and Is additional physi-
clans were sent to Saloniki.
| The miserable condition of the refu-
gees had been reported to the Queen
by Colonel Olds, the American Red
Cross Commissioner Tor Europe, who
inspected their camp. Queen Sopbie
then sent DR.. Theophanos Aggelopou-
los, an eminent sanitary expert. as her
personal representative to take charge
lof the camp. He brought a corps of
ten physicians. Until that time on1y
one physician had administered to the
thousands i'll among the refugees.
There had been no one to look after
sanitation.
+ The American Red Cross has sent
ito Saloniki Colonel Henry A. Shaw.
of the United States Army Medical
Corps, with a party of physicians and
,, nurses to aid the Greek government
in the care Of the refugees. Colonel
Shaw plans to gather 1000 Of the or
'phans in old French barracks, several
miles from the present camp where the
children will be given medical atten-
tion while food will be furnished by
the Greek government. The expenses
of this work will be borne by the
government.
Miss Lillian Spellman, Boston
nurse, is conducting a Red Cross dis
pensary at the camp where she dis
tributes cans of milk and soon will
distribute clothing to the small chill
dren.
Many of the refugees were lured
here by promise of rich lands in Mace
donia but the majority fled from the
Caucasus before the advances of the
Bolsheviki and the Turkish Nationals
under Kemal Pasha.
The 10000 are huddled together in
barracks which were not intended to
hold half that number. A Red Cross
inspector who visited the camp reports
that disease such as typhus, dyscntery
and influenza is prevalent and that
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
THE POLISH FORCES
TAKE GERMAN TOWN

Oppeln, Poland, May 1O.-The in
surgent Polish forces have crossed the
border and captured the town of Hos
el after hard fighting. The popula-
ton IS fleeing in a panic. Numerous
casualties are reported at Krandrzin
railway station, where the Poles 1rove
out the Germans after three DAYS
intense fighting.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
American Tourists / Isl
Flock to Europe

ed, 80 to speak.
Inc great increase in the cost of
traVe1 for Americans has been con-
s1derably offset by the rate Of ex-
change. Whereas it's prewar valne
| was 70 cents, the French franc is
now worth only seven cents. But on
the ether hand Unjust be considered
tha' the prices have been doubled.
trlpied' quadrupled and made even
Alsher In many cases, and with this
IN mind one can understand tb.+ =
cost an American less to travel in Eu-
rope IN 1913 and before than now
While trip to Europe was tb on CON.
sldered very reasonable, it is still
reasonable. The recent increase of
i'rs'-class ocean passages by ten per
cent had made them quite expensive.
out once the traveller has paid for
them he is free to feel that bo 90,
i've III ost European countries for
about half what it costs him ar no,no
Ihe Italian lire is even cheanar
that the franc, making Italy as well
as France exceedingly popular with
the tourists Of small means. Beloium
ana Switzerland are about as expen-
slVe Tor travellers as France or per-
maps just bit more so. The dollar
will buy but little more in ENGLAND
than in America, while in GERMANY
and Austria you can live in best no.
tells for IS cents or a dollar dav ana
food IS proportionate in price.
New and remodeled ocean l;nors
are now being put into transatlant;.
service weekly, and tourist agencies
are making every effort 20 take care
OF The large number Of sigh-seers ex
pected. The new steamer of tbe
French enc line, the paris, - the cons:ru.-
ton OF which has just been compfet
ed,t Will make. its maiden trip to New
l ork in June
1t is a well-known fact that many
Americans failed to come to Throne
last Summer only because they could
not secure passage after having neg
leeted to book several months aheao
and with this in mind the steamship
officials are now fully determined tha,
such congestion this season will be
at least mitigated if not entirely re-
lieved
so 1T seems that the general nusY-
ness depression in the United States
is about the only thing that will put
any sort Of a damper on the tourist
season, and the reports being received
over here to the effect that condi
tons IN America are gradually i'm
proving are naturally much welcomed.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
memorial DAY
EXERCISES

At 1880 this morning, at the Dixie
Theatre Confederate Memorial Day
exercises were held, with only fair
sized crowd present, including a small
uumber of school children.
The exercises were in charge of
commander Butterworth of Buck
kitchin Camp, Confederate Veterans.
with twelve ether veterans in attend
anee, only four of whom were Of the
Scotland Neck Mounted Riflemen.
A number of old confederate songs
were sung. The particular feature Of
the exercises was the beating OF the
snare drum by Master Alex Neal, five
wear old grandson of the late Polk
Miller, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs Alex Neal, daughter of Polk Nil
Ter. Mrs. Neal sung, "'Way down
upon the Sewanee Riyer.''
u0 aN'iSSS was ny hcN. hc0-
ben Meredith, who struck just the
right note. He made splendid talk
and a much larger crowd should have
been in attendance to hear his ad-
dress
Following the address, automobiles
fho
cemetery, where they decorated the
graves of the confederate veterans
who had crossed the river to the
other shore
At one clock delightful barbe-
cue dinner was served by the daugh-
fers at the Mayors office.
Veterans and visitors present at the
thinner were as follows:
". f. Butterworth, Co. F. 18th Va.
A. N V.
J. W. Pitt, Co. /, Ramseur's Brig
-sde, 30th Div.
Wilson atisbroek5s5rd' Il. 10. Cavalry.
Dudley Whitaker, c. Z. Junior Re
serve.
G. B. Harrison, Co. A. 18th n. C.
John d. Simpson, Co. H., 10th, N. c.
John n. Phelps, Co. G., 3rd n. e.
t-avalry.
B. D. Webb, Co. G., 3rd N. G.
''avalrv.
W. NJ Perry, Co. n, 6Ist N. C.
!. 8. Burroughs, Co. B., 18th Ar
eillery
j. B. Waters, 4lst Reg, c. K, 3rd
y. c. Cavalry.
Tom Strickland, Co. K, 1st n. e.
Infantry.
W. I. Jones, Co. G., End n. G.
Bennett Allsbrook, Co. G. 3rd N. c.
aavalry.
". F.. Whitmore, Co. G.. 3rd N. C.
tavalry.
Hope Bell, Co. K, 18th N. G.
Visitors: Messrs Dillon Simpson,
w. f, Harrell, Marry Biggs, G. w.
Bryan, Mrs. Alex Neal, and Rev. Reu-
ben Meredith.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
SIBERIAN PEASANT
ARMIES DEFEAT
THE SOVIET
(By Associated Press)

Copenhagen, MAY 1O.-Russian
newspapers publish a wireless dispatch
to the Bolshevik general staff, re-
porting that soviet troops have suffer
ed defeat Of some consequence dur
ing fighting against the rebellious
Siberian peasant armies, Helsingfors
dispatch says.
London, May 10.-There has been
no formal recognition Of the Russian
Soviet Government, foreign office an
nounced
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
Police Re- Nd
Daily Activity
of Citizens

alle' Germany, May 1O.-The Sc
curity Police organization Of N1;aa,a
germany, which has been the scene
Oh widespread Bolshevik agitation and
frequent clashes between Communists
ana government forces, has deve,oneo
q system Of espionage which enah1es
II 70 record the daily activities Of viz.
tualiy every citizen and 70 +r.oo
u'e1y the movements of STRANGERS
The latter, without execution .a
treated as suspicious characters mt,
the authorities are convinced +ho;r
business is legitimate and their inten-
lions honorable. Even with the most
genuine, official documents. the no.
lice are not easily satisfied thar =
stranger, and particularly a FOREIGNER
IS not bordering deep plots and dark
deeds against the government.
In the latest rioting here and In
other central German cities wh.,
nearly 1000 Communists were arrest
ed, innocent circumstance often .ss,,,,-
ed sinister aspect in the minds ct
the police. The Associated Press cor
respondent, who had been many times
examined by minor officials and rre-
quently searched, was twice formally
arrested and subjected to cross-exam-
NATION by the superintendent of the
district police forces.
We know all about you'' sa1G
this man when the correspondent was
taken before him, and from card ne
read the record of the American 8
movements for the three days he had
been in the district. He knew the
contents Of kilograms which had been
sent in English, had record Of CONVEX.
sations held with German officials.
Communists, hotel walters, porters,
policemen on the streets and chauf
feurs
He was, however, in doubt about
the correspondent s opinions regard
ing Communism and wanted to Know
about a certain interview with Iean-
ers Of Communists who were fig:ir1nr
near Eisleben.
you made speech to them ami
appeared to have been favorablv re-
'ceived,s'' he said. sWhat was vour
purpose and what did you say.''
Assured there had been no speech
making, the superintendent summon
ed the chauffeur who had been EN-.
ployed by the correspondent in an eff
fort to reach the Communists. The
official finally was convinced the visit
was only for the purpose of securing
information and that no influence. ex-
cept an American passport as identi-
flea ton, was employed over the
rebels
He then dismissed the correspondent
who, however, next day Was again ar
rested as he entered the local police
headquarters. There followed another
examination which ended only when
the American threatened to report the
treatment he had received to the pro
per government official in Berlin.
The attitude of the police, and their
Very palpable nervous ness, arose,
they explained, out of the fact that
the Communists outnumber them ten
to one -
1
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
(by Robert W. Madry, Special
Correspondent

Correspondent
! Par1s, April 29.--With the advent
VI spring, the annual rush Of Amer
lean tourists to Europe is on. and
farls, as usual is getting her share.
indications are that the number OF
American visitors to Europe this sea-
son will be as great as last year, but
probably not larger, owing to one
reason only-but that an extremely
important one, namely, the business
depression in the United States.
were 1T not for this, there is little
doubt that Americans won]d f1ock r,
Europe In unprecedented numbers. FOR
this Continent is fast becoming a
unique sort OF summer and winter re-
sort for many Americans who were
Formerly accustomed to look upon a
Trip TO Europe as one of the big events
OF their lives and who considered
themselves extremely fortunate il
they managed to get over here even
once in lifetime
But the war has had it's defin1re
effects. The world has been drawn
much closer together as result of It..
and jaunt to Europe is now consider
ed but an ordinary incident in the
lives OF many who used to regard it
as extraordinary.
me ex-service men who fought IN
France are coming back in large
numbers, some to visit the battlefields
others TO renew acquaintance, while
still others are here just to see more
OF France. Many Of those in the lat
ter class never got the opportunity 60
come to Paris before returning 10
America; they feel that they should
hho" the French capital, and it's u.s.
ually safe bet that after thew have
become acquainted with Paris their
desire to see the life Of the French
villages and the peasant life will
nave been further stimulated. Ana
we should not leave out of this class
lflcation the numerous soldiers who
eft French sweethearts behind 70
whom many are daily returning. The
transatlantic mails these DAYS are a,-
most burdened with the heavy cores
pondence that is still being carried on
between American doughboys and
French mademoiselles True it is
that time, that potent factor in all
things, has severed many of the war
cemented friendships, or perhaps it
would be better literary etiquette to
say not that these have been broken
off but rather that they are suspend
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10

more than 1000 of the refugees die!
within a month.
The Greek Governor, General Zavlt-
sanoc, is i'll despair for he expects
$4,000 additional refugees to arrive
soon and saws that there are more
than 10000 others trying to reach
Greece. The fund appropriated by
the Greek government to feed, cloth
and provide medical attention will be
exhausted within a month, say .he
relief agents.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
WEATHER REPORT

For North Carolina: Showers to.
night or Wednesday. No change In
temperature Moderate variable
winds.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Opfinoiomme
Dhtifyimuelere,

FRA ct. Gaiil bercttes Here Gren,
pier pna Den Spiinoiombeb. Der er
llopifIet peb Smuelingen al @bi'tp
oper Den fanabiife @rGnie.
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mel Gut, iom ielp bar eiforteret Sun.
breoer of Nuartflaifer ODER 8rGn.
fen cnoel al De WaaOer, boorpaa
SmuaIingen fore9anr.
en Sranif. aanaoier eier Ell Slot
famine 8jGs. Sper Worgen, raar
han | lin 9aab roche oper 5looen
(Rainp Hiper), iillgtes ban al 8aa-
Iefloffel1, % Den penote ON Aftenef1
tilbaae n1eo ham. Sper 8aas meo'
forte en- 8int. eaer Suartflaifc meo
3hiifp fnpttet fuit meo ct Saarto
lunoer buer Singe.
20 MRnb bapbe lapet Jig ct Nm.
tal Irnaa Srpranmer, bper p9tfet
meb ct WoifuSrotteifinb, fnptteoe
nleb Ell enbelsS Snor. "a'fo-
ifusrptterne" "ipsnmebe" flere 8ar,'
de frem og tilbage oper 8rGn'erlo.
Sen. Sper Sang ell al "Rctterne"
noaebe ben amerifanife Sioe, ferte
SEN en- Guartilaife meb iig.
SuriIter, iom beisger Srlternatio'
nal Eals, har bert meeeil Gale ON
en- tam ING Gig, Der eies at en- 5Gl'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
V0lgerfolket
Sanoet bar pper 81 Wilipucr item-
meberettiseSe Sprsere.
WGnoene | Nlertal.

&c SoreueSe Staters SanoelSoe-
rartcment bar 9srhag iorrige ltse
ol1entllgglort Ell al Geniusbureauet
saa Den Den lite Saruar 1920 al.
DoIote 8olfetrIiue u~oarbeioet Sta
tlltif oper Sotalantauet al Serioner
ODER 81 Iar al beage 9isn, % al
bpert al Sisie iGrifiIot.
S%otaIantaIet al Eerioner oper 81
Var beIsb JIG til 60,SS6,520, bporai
31,403,370 bar al Iauofisn %
29,4S3,150 al apinoefien. gf 20.
taIontallct al Teriouer oper 81 aar
tar 54,421,S32 itemnleberettigeoe
emerifanite gorJere, al bpilfe igiell
Il, 1861, $50 par MU1lo % 26,759,.
952 auinoer. 5 bette Intol er inc.
tefattet ale inofeotc % ale natura.
liiereoe fr%emmeOfsote Eerioner.
III DC 31,4O3,370 Wauosperioncr
/ Sanbet oper 21 aor golnle pat
2S,442,400 Spioe, 1892, 006 Siege.
he, 6t,229 Snoianere, 53,44t Sa-
~paiteierc, 44,979 &ineiere % 7,345
at anore &acer - Silippiuerc, Sim.
Siler, Sapaiianere. Walapere, p.i.u.
Nf &c bpibe WtGno bar 1883
94S inbfsbte % 6,92S,452 fremmco.
iebte. vi De inbfeote bar 15,S05,'
063 fs0te al inofsote Sor9lors,
3,953,3S4 al iremmeoisbte 6orGI.
ere % 1,752,501 al blanoet inbisot
% iremmeOiebt Serfomit, B. b. +, at
III al Sor0Iorene bar iuofsbt % ben
ouben iebt | ltolaubet.
vi Dc 27,66t $50 Wanosperio.
ner, iont bar amerifanife 9orgere.
tar 24,339,776 inoisote % 1922,
104 natliraliierebe fremmeofpbte
&erioner.
If De 29,4S3,150 &piuoer / Gam.
oct oper II Iar gautle bar 26,611,,
G6t bpibe, 2,730,469 Negere, 55,.
257 Snbiancre, 22,316 Sapaneiere
3,646 9iueiere % 40t &pinber a
Gnore SoIferacer. If Sc bpibe 8pin
btr oper 81 Iar par 2t,100, 1913 inc.
frbte og 5,570,26S frenrreofebte, %
al De inofeote igien bar 5000, 19l
Il inofsbt Serfonlit, 4,O45,947 al
frcmmco og 1,S52,652 al blaubei
Serfomit.
Sotalartauet al f~pitoelige Dor.
cere al alle Hacer bar 23,S60,351
inofsote % 2,S99,601 natllraliie'
re0e.
Stateu Suinois bapbe ben lite
,Saltliar 1920 Jolt 2,02S,S52 Wput
ca 1,915,346 &pinoer / Ilberen
opcr 81 Iar, al bpiIfe 1,619,477
WGnO % apinoer par at inoiebt o.
7S2,14S al fremmeo Serfomit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Sloyo 6eoroe panot.

Nanoag, 90 set irife SpsrgSmaal
bar oppe / oct brittle llnoerbus,
bleo after 2lopb Georges Gag. 30.
rperne tit en- neiten enonu barre
Nuffert, emo nogen bapbe pentet, og
% oct belle par oper, panoreoe oelt
IlIe Wono ira @uleS no af 8amret
lneo ct S~iuioSpotum | 2omnlen paa
439 Stemmer imoo AZ.
0on iuolebeoe fin itore Sale meb
at ~forflare, buorfor ban bapoe bragt
Sagen op / ~llnoerbniet paa bette
SlOSpunft. Ger bar en- Grippe / lin.
oerbu'ct, ia ban, iom | oct fore og
1eIe bar Itettet He9ieringen, men iom
3aooe line 9et9nfeligbeber operior be
lIoleoebe 5orbanbliuser meb Sinn
telnerne. Oct Dor oerfor neoben-
ol9t, rsr man off pioere, at faa aiort
S!tlationen abiolitt flor, iaa enbper
ololte, bpor u~noerbuiet itoo.
San gao en- npiten benipnslss
oaben o9 franf 5remitining al Situ-
otionen.
:. vi er blet flauoret," ia ban, FOR.
o. 81 ooerboueoet nnoerbanoler nleo
Slnn 6einerne, Der eroog err blet be.
Ie9ltet Iom Ell M~orberbanoe. Wcr
Me9lertn9en peS, at Srlanbs Spmpa,
" Tor Stebltttet ltaar bag bisie Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Syeepleierife
hooret / Dozen.

Sra Casper, @poming, berettes:
Wrs. Sobn Carroll, Der osoe iOnl
Sslae al ct Sfuoiaar, Der bar til.
feiet benbe al Ell init Soloat, meoens
bum pirteoe iom Suaepleierite / Ser.
bensfriaen, blep Wtanoag begrapet
meb frlb miIit9r Sonsr al ben anne
rifanife 9egions Toit beriteos.
Mrs. Carroll bar Sienpione til,
bporlebes baabe benoeS Sober og
Wober blep brebt al Spiferne, oa
oisie tr9ngte iig ino / beres Stem
Sranfrig. Senere, eiter at bore bic.
bet tpunget til at iorrette iom Spge'
pIeierife / ct tpif Soipital, blep bun
iaaret af en- ranienbe tpif Soloat,
Der ~affpreoe fin &euolper paa benoe.
Otter at bore fonrmet fla igien ef'
ter Sfubiaaret trai bum / bet iannle
Soipital Carroll, Ell iaaret franlt
Soloat, Der bar taget tilfange. Se
fom mart til of bolOe al binanoen %
blep sifte efter 8rigen 90 emigraeoe
til Gmprifa. Sum fom fig aIbrig RIO
tig fulbitpnbig eiter Sfroiaaret, Der
uopiflebe ito til Snberfuloie, ionl
illittelig enbte meb 0soen.
Yaa 8runb al ben6es ~beltemooige
OptrQoen / 8rigen beilutteoe Den |
Casper oprettebe Ifoeling @oit) al
ben ameritanife 9esion at b9bre ben'
DC meb en- militGr 8egranelie.
Wrs. Carroll par peb fin 9sb blot
% Mar gammeL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Den eamIe Deterans
KIaee.

Gn / aurora, ST., boenbe 81 Iar
gamnteI Seteran ira 8orgerfriger,
Sorace SO. HunoeI, er al isrgelig
@rfaring fomnet til Den &onflulipn,
at man albrie Tan bli for gaulmel til
at lore. San bar / bisie Gage oil
iegt &reosretteu / 8enepa ON retslig
Sfilsmisie ira lin Some, Mrs. 5rall-
ces @atbrigbt HunOeu, iom troos
fine 20 Iar er nleget ungoommelig
al Jig.
% oct err netop oeiule SmltGnoigs
beb, iom Iiager til 8runo for Sfils.
acknowledgements. Runbel, iom blep
Gift m,eb benoe / Qllincp ben 3ote
Septerubrr 1919, fIager nemlig oper,
at ban efter @iftermaoiet er tolnruet
til aunoifab ON, at bum bar altror
Iiplig oe letiinoig Tor Ell Grbar gilt
Some at bore.
3lnoeu bapoe isrit mebt i'm til
fcmmenoe Siiitril, meoens ban op'
bpIot iig / acknowledgements / Guin'
en-. Sun bapoe tlirtet meo bam %
ienere abort 3iInGrnelirr, Der lutte
Tia erlote meb, at ban Loo Jig forfere
til at sifte fig meo benoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
plantnine al Winoetrer

Sra Sasinam, Mid., meooeles, at
ser al Statsifattetonmisf9r 0in.
lam 9. Clinton err fat Ell 9eu9gelie
iaang meo oct itore % rosp9rSige
SormaaI at iornonble aIle StatenS
2anOeueie til ifpggefuloe gaeer, be-
2lanteoe paa begJe Siber mco Sre.
or, iom buer Ssit pil siue Ell ap'
ling al NeoOer - Galneooer, Sicfa
trpnebber, 9sgeusooer % Sasiel.
rpOoer bpert SrG plantet til
Sore eaer Winbe ON ellbper Wid)i.
gnngut, iom belto9 / Den itore Ser
oensfrig. Soeeu bar faaet itor Eli.
~Ilntning, life bare | Widigan, men
/ noe item ale ~lluionens Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
en- bel Samilie
omfommet.

gn forfprbelig 9egioenbeo bGnote
6rcoag forrise ltge / RGrbeOen al
@riitol, 81, ibet @iuiS 9aniclien,
en- pcIitaaenbe 6armer fra 2elano,
hans 6 Naaneber gamIe Cater og
bans Spigermuoer, Irs. Charles
Woicp blen br9bt paa Stebet %
bans Silitru bsbelig fpGitet iorn Sol
ae al eli gutomobilulpffe.
goa Sienpeien fra Chicago, bpor
6amilien bapoe foniiilteret en- Spe'
cialiit angaaenoe Barnet, forisgte
GonieIien at ltaa ODER Ell Sernbancs
ouerfieriel ca. 2 Wil oeitenfor grt.
Itol, for ct anfomnenoe Sog naaeoe
oib, men blep paafisrt al bette.
Iuton1pbilen meb De fisrenbe bleb
al Soget fort meb | en- 2Gngoe al
pper 800 SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Welfemaneel
/ Uep BORT.

Seltimoo 100000 Serioner /
gep gorf % omIiggenoe Sper
ianot inaen Wclf eIler Sleoe ltaaen'
&c uoenior fine aisfferoere III Sirs'
Saa Worgen, berettes. Der oerfra.
Relfefisrernes Union bapoe nemlil
ciort Streif for ct Senspaal9g az
So pr. uee og to Tigers aarlig 0e'
RE meo fulb Detailing.
WeIfebanolerue bar iat baarDt
imob baarot, erfl9ret open bop
oa beapnote of apertere efter W9ro
Ill at tase Welfefisrernes Elaos.
MeIf % Slsbe | WiaionpiS at
Suartiluifer err bobet op paa SerIl'
laneltationerne.
SSra iaapel WelfebanolerneS ion1
ira SunobeosoRienets Sioe giereS
ser ib9roise gnitreneeIier iorat for,
'pne Soipitaler, 9arnebiem % ipge
Solf / Acknowledged meo Welf.
SrucfS % ANDRE Sefprorlngsmio.
Ter, ser brinser Welf % Slsoe I'll
8rocerpbutitfer % 9elifateSielIo'
iaIg bepostes al Yolitict, % Der
h9iies SorboIosresler til gabntn'
CEN af Smlepering %;sceutrer | $50
lerne % paa andre oiientlige Sts'
Ser for set SiIfGloe, at Strettcll
Ifulbe bli Iansparis. Sper 10000
llnionm9no par tilitcoe ! Wnotion
Gouare @aroell, ba Streifalltenntrt'
gen ioretcges.
Ter i~orbruses gienneminitlll
100000 Quart Wself 90 6leoc ON
Gagen / oct anaiGloenoe Smraaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
On iterf Sarmer.
Organization.

Sra Chicago mebbeles, at Sarmer.
organiiationen she II. g. 8rain
@ropers, Snc.", ifglge en- al Sefre'
t9ren, s. 90. Mpers, ofientligsiort
9eretning Ben Site Sttober bapbe
oper 10000 aftipe @colcmmer, %
at ser par %afluttet &ontratter mco
600 GIepatorer % lofalr Giifibnin9s-
gsIociatiouer. s 2ebet al Sttober
forGaeoes Weblemsantalet meb np-
iten 1000 iamtinig meb, at gntalet
al tillutteoe glepatorer iteg fra 447
til COS.
or DC cooperative &orporatiuners
20,444 WeoIemmer bopbe 5,7S4
bientme / SlIincts, 4,603 | 9ortb
'9afota, 1919 | Hebraifa, 2,129 |
Wisiouri, 1861 / S%flaboma, 1883
/ Snbiana, 625 / Colorado % &elten
i Soma, Sontb Gafpta oa aaniaS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Karl af 6absburo.

Gr.aeiier aarl er MI noe al lin.
oorn for at begproe ct mt aapitel
al lit 2ip - permanent 2anosforpis-
nina. San pg bans Sritru 3ita blen
/ Sirsoogs braet fra geneoiftiner'
floitret | bct peitlige ungarn, bpor
Sc bar ppret interneret iioen "Soget
MOB guba9eit" mislpffeoes, og til
BEN lille 9p Tunaioelbpar peo %.
noll, bpor Be bragtes omboro paa
Sen brittle aanonbaao "Slcp'
norm. Tenle Iflilbe berefter begi.
be tia ueboper 0onaii til rumpn'f
Smroabe, rineligpis til 8alato, orr-
frina 100 Iiil fra 9onaits Winoing
| sortebapet. 90 her bill ban bli
hoIbt interneret, inbtil oct interallie-
rcSe @eionotraao enbelig fan finoe
ct pasielig aiiibes 90 iioleret pernla'
nert Spbolbsiteo ior BAN.
SorttGttes paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

oefanger Grapoer) / Werbeoen al
gpen. Wen faa al Dem piOite, at
eigen tager Jig bpppiee Spsmmeture
ODER Sloben % bier Sang treffer en-
&asie @biifp meb fig.
On blomitrenoe Correcting bar,
inotll ben Tor nplig blep itoppet af
&epenueasenterne, n9ret oreoet nteo
Salg al ferif Siif ODER @r9nien. ST.
fen babe, tiltrobs for fin urimelig
bsie Gris, en- ripenoe gfi1tning.
5orfIaringen - 8iigen al bper Silt
bar anbrogt en- SuartfIalfe meo
Wbiifp.