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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
MOB VICTIM ASKS $4,000
Iowa Farmer Sues Sheriff for Threats
Against Him in 1917 as
Pro-German.

Council Bluffs. Ia, Dec. 2O.-Fred
Tennlgkelt. farmer of near Audubon.
who was nearly lynched by a mob at
that place December II, 1917. has
brought suit In federal court here
against II. f. Wilson. sheriff of An
dubon county. asking $4,000 damages
as n result of the attacks. Tennig-
keit was accused of pro-Germanlsm.
He asserts that while he was con-
cealed in bank the sheriff opened
the doors and told the mob that he
was the man they wanted. While the
crowd had rope around his neck.
Telnigkeit was forced to sign check
for $1,000 in favor of the Red Cross.
He agreed 10 leave town. and while
members of the mob waited at his
home with rig, Tennigkelt slipped
out the back way and escaped He
is said to have gone to Denver. The
mob forced Rev. w. A. Stark, Ger
man minister, 10 leave town the same
night
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
HONOR cow SAVED
FROM SLAUGHTER HOUSE

One of the fourteen honor cows in
the month of December in the Wausau
Cow Testing association was a grade
Guernsey that had been bought from
the stock yards. Forty-fve pounds Of
butter fat was the cows record for
the month. Nor is she OF the flash
in the pam type, for the previous
month she had produced 43 pounds of
butter fat and is still going strong.
And to make the point a bit more
impressive it must be stated that she
was the only COW in the mans herd
to qualify for the honor roll.
Doubtless her first owner, thought
it the part of wisdom to cut down his
herd due to low prices of dairy pro-
ducts. This cow happened to be dry
at that time. There was no record
to indicate her ability and so it fell
to her lot to help fill the stock buyers
car. Fortunately for the COW bsr pre-
sent owner, a young farmer With suf-
ficient push to appreciate the value of
modern dairy practices, happened
along and saved her from the slaught-
er house.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06

the Normal school from which insti-
tuition he expects to graduate the last
of this month.
Miss Martha King of Stevens Point
spent the holidays in Dancy.
Mrs. William Marsh of Milwaukee
spent the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl JAM, and was a
welcome Dancy caller.
Miss Evelyn L. Knoller was up
from Milwaukee and George Knoller
of Bangor, spent the holidays with re-
latives.
School commenced Monday after a
two weeks vacation.
g. J. Altenburg spent week in Mil
waukee on business.
DR.. Reiss of Junction City was a
professional caller last week.
Many of our county people who ac-
companied the grand rush to the cities
are no doubt about ready to join the
back to the land" movement that will
be on with the advent of spring.
They find 'all is not gold that gilt
terS."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
PATIENTS DRAW UP
RESOLUTIONS TO TELL
OF APPRECIATION

The patients at Mount View Sana-
forum recently drew up and signed
a resolution, according to Miss, Mary
F. Hughes, superintendent, in which
they expressed their deep apprecia-
ton of the thoughtfulness of those
who made their Christmas such a hap
by one. Among those to whom they
expressed their thanks were the Jew
ish Ladies' Aid society, the Ladies'
Bible class of the First Presbyterian
church the Garden club, the A. Kick
busch Grocery company, the Glass
Fruit company, and to Mrs. E. L.
Spencer, Judge and Mrs. A. H. Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gooding, Harry
and Sol Heinemann, Ernest Grain.
To Mrs. John Lull, the Wheeler-Tim-
lin Lumber company, and Mrs. NJ. P.
Mccullough, Mrs Sue Hammond Rae,
Mrs. ]. Leslie, Mrs. George Silver
thorn, Mrs. II. j. Hagge, Mrs. j. M.
Kuebler, Mrs. F. P. Stone, Wesley A.
Single, DR.. w. T. Lawrence and Jack
Burt especially thanks were directed
for the gift of a moving picture ma
chine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
SCHOFIELD NEWS

Mr. Olson left for Milwaukee Mon
day evening to be gone for an indefi-
mite time.
Clarence Hartwig who has been
spending the holidays with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hartwig, re-
turned to MITCHELL S. Dak., Monday
where he is employed.
Miss Ruth GLASGOW left Friday for
Macomb, ILL.,, where she has resumed
her teaching.
Miss Margaret GLASGOW who spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert GLASGOW, left for
Chicago Sunday evening to resume
her teaching.
Miss Loretto Broecker and Miss Ell
la Achterberg spent New Years eve
at the county home visiting with Miss
Linda Nelson.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
COST OF BONUS GIVEN
AS $1,000, 1000
Secretary of the Treasury Houston
Gives Senate Committee Figures
on Four Plans.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Passage of
the soldiers bonus bill would cost the
government approximately $1,000, 000,-
600 Secretary Houston estimated be-
fore the senate finance committee con-
sidering the soldiers aid measure
The treasury secretary declared en-
actment of the bill meant an added
burden in the way of taxes, reiterat-
ing statement made before the com
mittee last week that the treasury
ought not to be called upon to assume
any additional burdens.
While Mr.. Houston said It was I'M
possible to compute accurately the eX-
act cost of each of the four optional
aid plans, he believed the estimate
submitted was substantially correct.
Land settlement provisions of the bill
contain so many uncertainties. he
added, that the cost entniled by them
could only be guessed at.
Assuming that all of the men would
select one of the four optional plans
Mr. Houston estimated the cost Of
each of the plans MS follows:
Adjusted service pay, 81 $40. 0OO. 900
Insurance provisions. $4,534, 900. 600
Vocational training aid, $1,SS0,0OO,-
600.
Farm and home development. ST.
SS0,000,OO0.
AS the plans were optional. the sec
rotary said the choice of the men
would not be confined TO any one OF
them. and allowing for the various Sc
iections he arrived at the total est
rnotnd cost of 60 600 900 900
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
STTART THEATER
DANCY NEWS

A happy and prosperous New Year
is our wish to readers of The Pilot.
1t has been the writer's intention
for some time to compliment The
Pilot on its neat appearance, with the
new dress and latest style it has re-
Gently taken on. Success to it.
Log stuffs of all kinds are being
gotten out here for shipment and also
for saving at both mills. The sleigh
ing is fine
Matt Coniff of Tomahawk spent
Christmas here with his sister, Mrs.
Knoller and family.
Coniff Knoller returned to Stevens
Point Monday to resume his work at
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
Machine Worth HAVING.

THE typewriter will never be per-
feet says the Syracuse Herald, "un-
Ill Il can 20 ahead and write some
thing without somebody telling II what
to say Which reminds us OF what
kipling in his livelier days wrote as
n testimonial for certain machine
u just start the typewriter of with
line" he said; "then so out for a
walk, and when return there is the
poem all written, boston Tran
script.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
RUSS RECALL LONDON ENVOY
Moscow Charges Britain With Violat.
ing July Trade Agree
msnt.

London. Dec. 31.-A Moscow wire
less message says that as Great
Britain, which recently accepted the
July agreement for a resumption OF
trade with Russia, "haw now COM
pletely altered its position and is
clearly eyading the obligations which
II undertook" the soviet government
has decided to recall Leonld Krassin.
Bolshevist minister of trade and COM
merce, from London to consult with
him.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
Their Occupation.

A little flve-year-old miss was visit
ing in the country, and was sent TO the
sheep to took for her brother She
soon returned without him and said ::
Tie amt there amt nobody there only
soma MO-, IN s-hoon
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
Where lceberqs Originate.

The source of practically all the ice
gions is Greenland. Owing to the
northward set of the West Greenland
currents the bergs of this side are car
red first to the north and it 10 only at
about the seventy-fourth or seventy
fifth parallel of latitude that they be-
gin to make their way westward to
come down on the Atlantic side.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
costIl smIle 10 someene.

Among iypes "a bumor is the humor
~ the tylW>. ESanple: Tic "expan-
sive Snuie OF certain wizard OF
6Aanee" rot printed expensive smile"
In a loca contemporary rather hap
py chunre bi;.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
Three Negroes Taken.

Scale, Ala, Dec 3l.-Three men,
berS of an armed negro band which
wounded deputy sheriff and four 9th
er members Of searching party,
have been captured by posse headed
by Sheriff Ragland, near Pittsview.
The sheriff is bringing the prisoners
to this place.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
MORE REDS TO BE DEPORTED
Alien Radicals to Be Sent to Russia
January IS on Orders of the
Department of Labor.

Boston. Dec. S1.-Another deporta-
ton of alien radicals to Russia Is
planned by the Department of Labor
for January IL. II will include per
sons detained or on parole both ut this
port and New York. This announce
ment was made in the federal district
court By Assistant United States At.
torney Lewis Goldberg.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
Woman Dies at Reputed Age Of los.

Woodstock, Ont, Dec. Sl.-The
death Of Mrs. Sarah Freeman. said to
have been los years old. was an
nounced here. She was born In Stock
bridge, n. Y. in: 1912. Joseph Brant
famous Mohawk Indian ,Nief "a sen.
fury ago, was Der great-uncle.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
SMITH GIRL is FREED ON BAIL
Valves Preliminary Hearing-Arrives
in Ardmore in Presence of
a Small Crowd.

ArdmOre, Dec. 27.-Clara
Smith Hamo we'd in Ardmore ac.
companied by -" brother, sister and
Sheriff Buck Garrett. ana was imme-
diately arraigned in court and re-
leased on $4,000 bond.
A small crowd was present to greet
her, as her coming was kept secret
from every one brt her attorneys.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
HAMBURG SEXES CUBAN SHIP
Former German Steamer constantia
Held in Dispute Over Payment
of Port Charges.

Hamburg. Dec. 2a.-The Cuban
steamer Maxine Gomez, which arrived
here from Galveston. Tex. December
II. has been seized by the authorities
as a consequence of dispute regard
ing payment OF the port charges. She
formerly was the German steamer
TnnStoptln
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
THEATER COLUMN

The Pilot believes it will be con-
venience to its readers to have at all
times program of the moving picture
schedules at Wausau theaters avail
able. To this end we will publish
each week this Theater Column:
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Tonight = The Musical Comedy
Hearts of Erin"
Friday and Saturday, Spite
Bride" with Olive Thomas, also Hop
pes Musical act.
Sunday Matinee and Evening-"The
Katzenjammer Kids" (Not a picture)
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
"The Jack Knift Man"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
"The Birth of Nation"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-06
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MAJESTIC THEATER

Thursday-Blanche Sweet in "The
Girl in the Web and "Son of Tarzan."
Friday and Saturday - Roman
Fielding in "a Woman's Man" and
'Trailed by Three"
Sunday-Dorothy Gish and Owen
Moore in Betty of the Grey Stone"
Tuesday-"The Evil Eye" yelled
Mystery" and Sennette Comedy.
Wednesday-Alice Joyce in Slaves
of Pride" and "Son of Tarzan."
STUART THEATER
Thursday-Last time "The Right to
Love-"
Friday and Saturday-Wanda Haw-
ley in Food for Scandal"
Sunday and William Far
mum in THE Scuttlers."
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
1.-THE Restless Sex"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08

oobbeIt iaa ,neeet fum Den oprinoe'
Iise Hris.
Scrorab IentebeSs Ssnoass-
I~foleorfelter, font er oreoniieret %
nleb fort Selo Iebes at Scbn Glitao
% Oscar anuinoicn, gan iibite Sen.
Dag gitermiobag cit &oncert for De
@anIe I Iaie Saugert MloerSoms-
biem. Sen Ttafontsie, fom Der fure'
itoar be 6amIes Wleie, forrettcoe IN.
Der 9ait. Scbmibts Graper cit fort
gnbagt, bnorpaa etpar SalmcperS
blep afiuneet UNDER 2ebelie al Srfe'
fret, % bette sap faa no9le al fine
pafre g1mre tiIbebite. Otter &ons
certen trafterebes meb &affe % &a'
ae. De mango @anlle | Siemmet
iatte sienipnIig mesen Iris paa De
unge Ssnoaesifoleelepers Niiiif, %
ser ubtaltes Grife ON, at Srfeitret
mart igieu piloe afIGgge ct geIs9
beb Siemmet.
spmraforeningen baoSe lit iio.
ite Wsbc Srebae apelb Dos Baitor
8. 9. Sustpebts. Mftenens Sore
broasboloer par Or. ". M. &uoel'
itaS, iom - for en- Del Deo Gitater
at pelfienbte Sfolempnos nbtaIelier,
frernItinct poa "ilates" - meget IN
teresiant belpite ct | ben fenere lib
/ arrerifanife SfoIefrebie pberit at.
tlielt Crime, nemIis Betponingen at
Sc flasiiife Stiibier. Der er, iom be-
fienbt, en- iterf 9epegelie Der | Gam.
oct FOR at I9tte bisie Stiibier | Sfam'
froaen - ON life belt at fierne benz
= % iitebet l1sge belle bet betere
SfoIepeien oper | melt mnlig prat.
tilt &etning. Or. &onelitabs ubmer.
'fcoe Soreorag sif no paa at bile, of
bette er en- uiitnb 8eoRaelie, % at
Stibiet al Satin % 8r9if life alelle
bar fin fuloe 9erettiselie, men enoog
er neopenoig, bpis pi life snlfer at
mite bort SoofGite I 5ortioens bsie'
Ite Civilization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
eprinA 1rope.
(gfter ~Serals".)

8. q. Npbro % Suitru fom
forleben tiIbage fra aittion Gountp,
bbor be tilbragte Sonrmeren paa lin
Sarm.
@nl. 9lerrub og Samilie er
flpttet fra WabeI til Spring 8rooe
og bar oprettet lit Stem | oct BAD
ningsbuS, iom fsr bebocoes at u. vt.
Srottp.
Gn Soro, ser bar bleoen prone
citer at bore eiterlabt noe folo
2uft, iparfeoe forleben Wentor Wal'
ita6 meo ben Sslge, at bans betre
Slrm blep bruot neoenfor albuen.
Oscar @ilbertion fom her ON
Eagen tilbage ira Orleans, Winn.,
Interchangeable Ell 8ognlaoning 6arms
maifiuer on Seite. San agter nG'te
CONNER at farme / Souiton County.
elmer q. Veterion err ben 27oe
Sftober afeaaet peo 9soen / i'm Sas
oers Stem / Spriug Grope. Ssoen
bar inotraaot meget pluoieli9, ioet
han fdnotes bsb / fin Seng. San
baooe i noeen 5iS libt al ct Sierte'
unoe, % Saberen bapoe netop tilraa'
set ham at isge Soipitalet for nogle
Sage, men ingen bapbe Inelie ON al
@nben par iaa nGr. 9cgrapellel
ianbt Steo Sen fslaenbe 2sroaa. go.
itor Sobnion fprrettebe. @ioeoe par
feot / @aiifon Soma, Den 16be Ipr
1885 og ban babbe nj / Here Ial
arbeioet iom Smeb ianlnlen nleo ltr
Saber. 6oruben oennc eiterlaber bar
fig 8rober os Seiter, begge bcenoe
Gpcorah, iamt Sfebmooer 90 flert
Salpisifenb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
1en tore Mofiuimg.

International 2ioeItoef Grpoiition
pil blipe aibolbt / Union Stocfparbs
/ Chicago fra 26oe Rooember til
3oie December meo Den panIige
"@rain anb Sap Sbotp~, for bpilfen
Chicago goarb OF Grade oeiaa iaar
har opitiaet p9rbifuIbe Br1mier for
Dc bebite Brobufter. Oct er pei peS
oisie Tioer unsooenbig of sisre op.
nIerfiom paa, of 6enne l1oiti1ing,
iom 9eitens GoIf iom SeIbeo er inb.
tubt til at Delta /, life err bereguet
3aa nogen Gortieneite, men megct
mere cr at betragte iom Ell "eonca.
iional expedition" for at boloe Su.
teresIereoe unberrettet ON llbpiflin.
gen poa De forifieuige' Sntraaoee,
lam ltbitininsen omipanScr. geetos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
m or hottie NJ fprIin 0etn6uind. So

rtu er bette at ierIig getpOning, ba
ii aae bar S~ornemmelien at, at Ri
life minbit paa BET sfonomife Self
eoar npe Siber imsoe oe maa pibe
at in6rette % berefter. 9et er Der.
FOR at baabe, at International 2ibe
Gtocf Expedition ogiaa bette Iar
maa blioe goot beiset at @eitens
ssarmere 90 ap1soporettere 90 on.
ere, Tom er interesieret / Spbiplp al
bort 2anbbrlg. Ser er ltbpre me.
get at Iere af en- Zig fulfilling, og
Sc llogifter, nlar bar peh at beisge
CEN, er pisielig pei anOenbte Sense.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
2utber College HDt.
Sen 7be Nobcntbcr 1921.

2utber College Suroap Gsloela'
ton piier iaar Seen til mere emo al.
minoeIig Sip os 8irfiombeo 2cnre
reIigieie Soreneing bleo ~Ittftct Tor
npIten tppe aar tilbage % bar 'tocn
ppret omtrent oct eneite Steo, boor
Stubenterne bar funuet soe line re-
Iieisie Snteresier u%oilfaarlig. Sor'
eninaen bar bapt Meb8ang oe Woo'
oora 0ogle @ur bar Srttereslel
ppret Tap, og after bar ben poref.
Set ipneS MI, iom ON Der er ltsrre
oSnteresie emo ~no9enitnbe. Trot. =.
u. SinqeIItoO bar iaar taget lot ION
2eoer, % bans 9pgtigbeo til bette
4rbeioe inoreumer ale. gtpe em'
beosmPno er blet palgt og Ell Tlall
for aoret lat i9ang. Grling u. Gar.
len blep palat til &rpiioent, Rilslel
6. guocrion i'll @iceprGitoent %
.Sorol0 g. Sacpre til Scfretpr. Gnn'
beosmpn6ene % fplgenoc Stuoenter
uoaiere Grefutipfonlitecn: s. Vtelnlll
Woe, @crbors Ruglaro og GENTS u.
Suone'S.
Z Set fsrIte Weoe, iom bleu hplOt
ben 220e Sftbber, minoeoe Erof.
Siuoelita6 ON, at Sirtber college
Sunonu 9lSiociution / @irteligbeoerl
par Wo0er I'll MISUNDERSTANDING |
Sen forbenprrenoc norlfe Spnooe o9
Serfor meo~rette fam IDLE liz ltolt al,
bpob Den bar giort. Irbcioct blanot
Sc unae inferior Dor Strife bar ltos
piflet iio meNct / Oet iioIte, o9 Gut
san N~siociation buroe boloe I'm
8lob8 pqo bette Smraooe. Zen bur
Sc boIOe fiQ npr til BET Irbeioe, lcr1
oiereS / GecorubfirfcrneS lln9ooms'
fnreuiuqer. Zen buroe heller lite
ooaiuc set Iirfe, iom / lpngere Sto
bar orpaet oert, nenllig at Ifatfe aotl'
certer % friitelige Salere til Deco
rab. Oct blep beillttet, at Der ,'fuloe
bol6es Wsoer b~peranben Seroag, %
/ biSie Weoer fol ser bisfltteres ptS-
ie SbsrasmoaI, iom fan bore az Sn-
teresic og 0ptte for Stuoenterre.
Grefiltipfomiteen icreiIog % Sors
eninoen ontog Ell 8lan, bporefter DC
forificuige foreIlouebe Gmner toroe'
les i ire 8rupper, SEN teoretiIfe, Den
oroftiife oq en- @ruppe, iom iIer er
al Iofal Snteresie. Eli Den teorettNfe
8ruppe bsrer iaooantte Spsr8Smaal
iom bisIe: Sporlebes fam man beolt
inare en- Sritpnfer9 GbriItian Sct'
ence, goolution og R%usienism. gtog'
Ie al Sc praftiife Spergsmaal er
"Mppies", Dams, Be iaafalbte blue
Iaps" 90 bpab- bsr betraqtes ion'
rIfpIbia Roro. gf mere lofal Srter'
este err goeoucation, Cutler Colleges
9pggeproaram pg Snrior college
9ebPgelien.
Senbaa Den CITE Nooember bolo'
tes Ser en- ooben Gtsfusiion ON,
bporlebes man bebit fitnbe imeoegao
en- Qutolif. @mnet t~noleocoes al
@olter q. Slion og Irtblr Eoul'on.
Smtrent so Stuoenter, en- Sreoteoel
al set belle GIenontnl, bar til1teoe, oa
mango oeltog / ben ltplige 2lstlis'
lion. aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
1oroifieIp / Werico.

ct Telegram ira San autonio,
SeroS, meIoer, at Werico Gitp peb
9.5ioen ON Iftenen ben 3bie Ropem-
Der bar blepet rpitet al oct iterfeite
SorbifiGlo, man bar bapt Der paa
mango gar. Rpitelierne ioraariage-
De itor 6orlfrGtfelie, mel, Der blep,
iaapibt man peb, insen itsrre Sfaoc
anrettet.
8erimob foraariaoeoe Rpitelierne
Sabet al ct Wenneifelip, ibet unber
ell Gonccrt / Rationaltbeatret Iiref.
tsren for bet merifanife Speraielifab,
Bacbetti, bebe Of Sfr9f.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Toranoret ~YeNemmclie.

gpsbelasenes SeIesraao msote
iom tibIisere befienoteiort / Winnes
opoIis, Winn., 16be Nopember SCI.
10 6ormibbag. Ga Der iamme Dag
trGffer til at futile bolocs ogIaa ct
cnoet Wsoe Sbtn Club, bar ri,
trr at iaa ct rilmmeligere Sofale,
lenlagt Wsoet til Manufacturers
Club, BUILDERS grhanae Building,
.iuersopcr @aben ira metropolitan
@anf, altiaa ! neite glocf.
geitprelien for De enfelte gag"
til iorbaobchtIis babe Spmerfiom.
lcben bcrpenbt paa, at &eprGicntan.
Ter Air ienbt. Hogen arlben Sem.
GcnoeIie emo oenne Acknowledgements
l'oa life penteS.
g. s.. Tborfpeen, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
SmaapInf.

STR. o. Rrs. W. 6. Seuningien
tilfIptteoe ioog oct me Sus, Tom De
hor Iooet bpgge for Zig paa Ropine
Street.
= 0htiiflPrerinbe beO 8ecorabS
offentliqe SfoIe, ItiiS Slora gerge'
ION, reiIte Snsbog til Soma State
Scachers ASSOCIATIONS aonbenticn /
9eS Woines.
- Soyobn &. gmmonbion, Weblem
al @aragefirmoct 8eitbp & @m.
monOion, blep iib1te SorSoag G9tes
bet til Riis @lobps Gbornton. 8iels
fen fanbt Steb / 8ruoens SorRlores,
Scr. % Mrs. @. 8. Sborntons Stem
og forretteoes al Saitor 6. 9. @eas
ira Gresco.
- Mr$. 9. 8. Soliter, iom Ssn.
BAG Worgen Osbe / tit Siem ! Winne.
apoliS, bill paa EnSoug bli bragt I'll
9ecorub fornt bNptteS paa ben Der.
OPrenoe rorife airfeqaoro. gegra.
oelien timber Ste6 aI. $3.50 fra 1ite
norf .llrtherife airfe, bnor TaItor
Sereenien forretter.
@i bioiGtter efter "9ecorab
&esublican": STR. Solt, iom err gr'
presmono paa Soget mellem Deco.
rob og Geonr Rapibs, iorteaer, al
ban eier nogle ioa Iftier / en- &lil.
CRUDE / &entucfp. Com aftieeier Ell
ban berettiaet til at faa fine aul for.
bpao oct foiter at irembrinae Dem
San beitilte ii Cons, iom foiteoe ban
$685. pr. Son peo @ruberne. Guae,
ne ierotes meb 8rogt til ScIlpein, 90
ba ban tom for at bente Dem poc
5ragtitotioneH Der, bar 9riien $40,
rs pr. Con. Srasten beleb fig I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Sainots.
Den tiblioere "~nprmale" {

Zen tioligere "nprmale" Sneoe.
pris naaeoes iibite Sorsbag / Gbica-
90, ba Der paa 8srien oeritebS be.
taltes 81 IT. guibel. Briien paa
December Snebe git ben Gag neo til
opennGpnte Rutering euer enbog liot
lapere, nemlig SO Gents. Saa Iapt
bar bet life raaet fioen 1916. 9sr-
bag bar Den ianrne 8ris / Chicago
$1.01A; / minneapolis $1.1234.
Eriien paa December WaiS bar
Sorsbag pua Chicago gsrs gaaet
neb til 445s Gents, me,t benite Hris
bar neppe NOT ~nogenitnoe pGret
normal, ialfalo life paa lpneere
Eib, ba ben life bar pGret iaa Lab be
-iibite elepe Iar. Gen bar Ssrbae
iteget en- Gent eaer bel iaa set.