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Evening journal., 1921-05-06
CAN'T BLAME THE
CYCLOPS ON GERMANY
BY CARL ID. GRoAT

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent)
BERLIN, (By Maid The Theory
that a German submarine or mine
was responsible for the unsolved
disappearance Of the American col
lier Cyclops in West Indian waters,
was refuted today by the admiralty.
Neither German submarines nor
mines were in that vicinity when the
Cyclops met its fate according to the
admiralty. which added, that were
that the case. it would not now hesi-
tate to make the fact known.
As to the theory that a German
agent may have placed a bomb
aboard. the official stated that moth
ing was known here of such action,
but he assumed that. had such a
thing happened. some traces OF
wreckage from the Cyclops would
have been picked up later.
The admiralty information was
given only after careful examination
OF data, and it was said that there
could be no doubt as to its correct
ness.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
SHOULD SURRENDER AND CONFESS.

VVTIgi reward OF $1,000 for the arrest and con
w vction OF the automobile driver who down and
killed Miss Amanda r. Wilson in the Kenneu turnpike on
NE evening Of April 10 and then drove left her and
her injured companion Miss Emma Krause, lying in the
road The police investigation OF that nexcussbe and heart
less piece OF business should reach satisfactory end in
short Time
II the driver who did the killing be wise, ne will go
quietly to AtorneyGenera Townsend confess his onense
and then throw himself the mercy Of the court The
longer he puts II on the intense the feeling against
him Will be and the seyerer will be the penalty inflicted
upon him.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

assigned to duty at Fort DUPONT un-
Ill further notice.
Farmers and automobilists trav-
cling the Dutch Neck road say it is
covered with water to the depth of
vehicle hubs.
Miss Margaret Scott, OF Whining
ton, is being entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Beck, near
here.
Miss Sara Harrison is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Allen Beck, OF this city.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
CALLS FOR QUICK REPmsAI..

1 TNiLE SAM should make example OF that young
" Negro mail wagon driver in our city who stole A
bag OF registered mail, TOOK it to vacant ot rned the
letters and then burned them
Such crime against the postal service and the public
calls for quick and drastic reprisal not only to punish
him hut also to deter other handlers OF mail matter who
are disposed to be crooked from following their crooked
bent
So much that is important rreplacablc and valuable j..
going through the mails these days that every posshl,
protection should be thrown about them
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

Another advantage Of being President that your go
scores aren't published for public inspection
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

Now is the time for our Board or Public Safety Ia
offer polcemans contract to the winner Of the Dempsey
Carpenter embroglio.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

Sign on the window OF an Eighth
street restaurant: Closed for repara-
ons.-SacramentO Star.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

Since Germany wouldn't dig deep for reparatons the
Allies intend to do ii for her.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21

qd nhpyt mchneu
modern conuo@ seA 'PoV'
tah s
dmaan
can MS rvsh
List the repairs WHICH
machines keeping ue o ~ raising
what
tohe cost of
hendae
| this uBe from
Mheep
eumth
that's
ed7H will n taking
thee O repaY
n
| hatn altered
of amope
The quay emcenc ana
acyo of
chEpoma,d
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
Give Good Care to tho Ice Chest,

Choose Q we'll made ice chest; tt use,
less ice than one of poor construction
It should keep temperature Of 500 +
or less. Test yours with thermometer
Keep the Ice chest clean; wipe up any
thing spilled in 1t and, when necessary
wash it out with hot water, using two
tablespoons washing soda to each gallor
of water; rinse and dry thoroughly
Keep the drainpipe clean by flushing
with hot water and cleaning with long
handled brush. Such cleanliness doei
not prevent Ice from melting; It does
save food from spelling.
Keep the ics compartment we'll filled
This is economy In the long run. Dc
not cover tho Ice with Ice blankets, news.
papers, or cloth. These prevent the Toe
melting, but make the ice chest less cool.
Do not keep foods In the ioe oompsrt.
ment, a. the melting Of the Ice 10 In
creased every time the door is opened.
Do not open the Ice chest doors unneces-
sarily. When one IL opened, cold air
rushes out and warm air rushes In. See
that doors are closed tight after use, not
left ajar.
Select fairly thin dishes for ice-chest
storage. Thick dishes take up and hold
heat. I. Enameled ware and ordinary
glass are better than heavy esrtbenware
Never put warm food or warm dishes
into the ice box. Chill drinking water
and such foods as butter, radishes and
olives BY letting them stand in the Ice
chest rather than by serving them with
chIpped Ice.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
Can Plenty Of Cherries for Pies.

Sweet white and large black oherriel
are usually canned unpitted, but aciC
cherries ordinarily are pitted before can
ming. Unpitted cherries present NOR.
attractive appearance, and many like tht
flavor the pit gives to the product. Tit
following directions for canning thii
delicious fruit are given by the United
States Department Of Agriculture:
II cherries are to be canned whole
plunge them for 20 to 30 seconds In bo,
water. This prevents splitting. A siruI
for sweet cherries may be made of 1.2
pounds Of sugar to quarts OF water
Pack cherries, whether pitted or un'
pitted, to within one-hslf inch Of top IL
jars which have been boiled 10 minutes,
Fill jar with sirup and put on rubber
which has been for 10 minutes In Q solu-
ton made from l tablespoon OF soda and
I quart OF boiling water. Remove TOP
from water In which 1t boiled for Is min
utes and place on jar. Partially seal jar.
with glass top can, put one bail In
place. With screw top jar, screw halt
way on.)
If steam pressure cooker is used, place
jars In cooker and process quart jars 26
minutes. When q commercial hot. water
bath Gamer or a home. made one Is used,
place the jars (after partially sealinP) In
the Gamer on a false bottom. Water
should cover the jars. Do not start
counting time until the water is boiling
Process quart jars for 20 minutes. When
processing Is finished, remove jars, COM
plete sealing, test for leaks, and store
in cool, dry place. II the jar leaks, re-.
move rubber and put on new wet one
and process Is minutes more.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
Pruue WhIp.

Cook by boiling one-third pound oi
prunes and one-third q cup OF sugar; 70
move stones and force pulp through q
sieve. There should be one cup Of pulp
Pour the pulp into large bowl with tbe
unbesten white OF one egg and beat with
q wire whisk ton minutes. FIJI serving
glasses three fonrths full; add unsweet-
ened whipped cream. Decorate with
sections OF cooked prunes.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
Brolled Chicken.

Clean and draw . young chicken
spread the inner side with melted butter
or brush with olive oil. Broil In we'll
oiled broiler, slowly, for twenty minutes
The skin browns very quickly; cool
most on the flesh side, turning frequent
ly. Remove to platter and spread witt
Dreamed butter, to which salt, little
lemon juice and very small amount oi
paprika have been added; serve with
sliced lemon.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21

Cereals vary considerably IN the
amount Of water absorbed e. they are
cooking. This fact accounts for the
thin oatmeal or the too thick grits which
sometimes appear from the hands Of IN
Inexp xperienced cook. A cup OF homIny
grits should be cooked In twice % much
water o. cup OF Scotch oatmeal, and Il
requires twice ~ much salt - any other
:ooreal.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
'Why Pick On Your
SHOE DEALER

that and most shoe manufacturers have
taken enormous losses One lost last
Shoe retailers all country marking down their shoes
cost Nevertheless full of economist
lWHO CLAIM PRICES OF SHOES WILL SHORTLY RETURN
TO PREV LEVELS, BUT WILL THEYi YES, THEY SURE
WILL: -
When hard coal is back at 5000 per ton;
When railroad fares back per mile.
When house is back at $40 per month
When gasoline is back per gallon;
When telephones back at $Ioo per month;
When square meal is back at quarter;
When farm labor is back at $15 per month
When gasis back at 9oc;
When back at
When freight from N Y, $S4, is back at 97c;
When street fares are back at nckel;
When money is back at per cent;
When cooks back at SIS per week;
When hair back at quarter;
When movies back at nickel;
When car-wash is back at dollar;
When ice is back at a dime;
When DOCTORS call is back at one buck
When newspaper is back at penny
For the love of the manufacturer wholesaler and
retailer shoes to 90 the Aren't Americans all in
this proposition opetherl got work it out ogether
then haven't the wholesalers and retailers OF shoes
gone much faster farther than the reducing prices
and making readusmentsi WE'LL SAY THEY HAVE. We're
ahead of the Now let the BARRIERS and the movie
Standard OIL and the soft drink po ana the
lords and the hotels and the and the bankers
cut THEIR prices and catch up with the shoe men,
E n, SWEET SHOE COMPANY
Opera SHonse Block Telephone $50. NORWAY
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

Correspondents ON topics Of interest 10 the ladies'
u solicited. Address: Editor H0RAAxHRe'
CoLunu. Oxford Demoorst. South Paris. Ne
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
Reduced Prices on | II c
Farm Machines

- recently the International Harvester Company
entire line machinery places in position where
aer coesnondng reductions H famoperatng equipment
W., rs orr customers wisdom placing orders at the
ach;res as hv will The reduced
~; sr time enable YOU planters cudvators hayng and
-, r,ochv pices earlier the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
MISSION

Union Mission North Twelfth
street Pastors, Rev. and Mrs. ]. F.
Propst. Bible school, 9:15 a. m. Morn
ing worship, TO-: 80 a. IN. Christian En-
deavor. $50 p. m. Leader, George
Olinger. Evangelistic service, 1880
p. m. Prayer meeting, 1880 p. m. Tues
day Bible class, 1880 p. m. Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

Children's meeting, l.. T. l.. 300 p. m.
Saturday.
NAZARENE
Nazarene Church - Sunday School,
9:15 a. m, Jesse Sleeth, Superintend-
ent. Preaching, 10: 80 a. m. by pastor
Children's meeting az 80 p. N. Young
Peoples Society, $50 p In. Earl Van
Etten, leader. Evening service at
1880 p. m. There will be baptismal
service Sunday afternoon.
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian church-North A
and Tenth streets. The church with
message and a welcome. Sunday,
Oct. %; Bible school at 9:15, w. J.
Blackmore, superintendent: public
worship at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m,
subject of morning sermon, do We
Make Our Own God?" subject of even
ing sermon, What is Perpetual
YOUTH"
Second Presbyterian Church-North
Nineteenth and G streets. The church
that breaches the Gospel and makes
you feel at home" Sunday school, at
y. IL d. LII, hdSSSs, sup L. MOl ming
worship, 1890. Subject: Christ S
Method of Winning Men" Evening
service, 1880. Our Bible Study Glass
is growing larger every Sunday night
Come out and join US in studying the
| life of Christ. Our lesson for next
Sunday evening is "Boyhood and
Youth of Christ" A short summer is
made at the opening of each service
| to enable the new conner to have an
! idea of past lessons. Don't lose this
! opportunity; join US next Sunday. H
]. Sarkiss, pastor.
Reid Memorial United Presbyter
ian Church-Corner North A and
| Eleventh streets. w. MCLEAN Work
| minister. Sabbath school at 9:15, Mrs
| w. D. Scott, supt. Morning worship
| at 1920, sermon subject, 1.-THE En-.
| pire Builders" Young peoples meet
| ing at $50, Miss Margaret Wissler
leader. Evening worship at 1880 ser
| mon subject "The Fact of a Trium
| plant Church" This is the last of the
series of four special sermons or
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
-Four Facts Every one Should Know.
SALVATION ARMY

y
SALVATION ARMY
The Salvation Army-Public serv
ices held on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights of each week at 8
o'clock Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Holiness meeting, 10:45 a. m. Sunday
night public service, 7:45. Officers in
charge, Envoy and Mrs. Amberger.
SPlRiTUALIST
The SpirituaIist Church of Truth
Will hold services Sunday at 7:45 p.
m. in the Ben Hur hall, over the Amer
lean Trust and Savings bank, lecture
by Mrs. Rose Baker, subject, THE
Resurrection also lecture by Prof
May, messages of Velma Baker, child
medium, Prof. May, and the pastor,
Mrs. Morrow, violin cello, and cornet
music. Public cordially invited.
The Science Church of SpirituaIsts
VIII hold services Sunday, 7:45 D. m
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
NEVER WANTS ANYTHING ELSE

The season OF coughs, colds, Group
and bronchial troubles is at hand. Ev-
cry mother will be interested in this
letter from Mrs. E. K. Olson, 1917 Ohio
Ave, Superior, Wis. Il tried many diff
ferent kinds of cough medicine, but now
I never want anything else than Foley's
Honey and Tar. l used it for all my
children when l lived in Iowa and also
for my grandchild in Duluth, and it has
always done good work" Contains no
opiates. A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-62S
Main Acknowledgement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

Services announced for Sunday, Oct.
%. Sunday school at $50 a. m;
preaching at 1870 a. M. and Z p. M;
mid-week prayer service, Wednesday
at 1880 D. m Thomas Duckworth.
pastor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

in the knights of Pythias Temple
South Eighth street. Duet by Mrs
Jessie Wilson and daughter, Margret
Lecture by the pastor, Rev. NJ. c. Is
Austin, subject: What is the Weigh
and Size of the Human Soul?" Mes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

ages by Thelma Kelly, Ada P. Titus
nd Rev. Austin. Public cordially in
tied.
MISCELLANEOUS
Church of God-No. Sis North A
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

Workmen preparing the Arlington National
The which the body the unknown American soldier will
laid
their World
National
body battefeds
day Harding statesmen
military leaders will behind the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
SQimotS.
Tapirhatte for WpbcSamcr.

Fapirbatte for Wobebamer. 0lar
bar | lpngere Sio bapt BapirtaIlerfe'
rcr Tor 6rililftsi,bflugter, Vapirbp'
gre Tor Sern6anepogne og Yopirfur'
be for SuSmoberen, men mi fpntnler
lloget ipliiltcr mt / oenne Rctriltg,
nemllg Tapirhatte for DC Wtooeoa'
nler, iom feler Jig eenereoe peb at
pie Jig meo ianune Sat mere ellb Ell
llgc. Chicago fit her ON Gagcn Ell
6o%ricnoing al bisie npe gapirbattt
ira Taris, men Der er piItnof etlb11l
life ttogen ripcrbc IfiPtnirta - no
get Der bcler life bar giort Regnir9
paa. Sc fan ipnes at bore al Oct
%fl,le'te Strao, ppntebe nteo DC pafre'
tic 1aano % 9lomiter, men al pres
LET Sap er BOG alt ioa biqiet, at matt
uoen rtoaet feleliat llolra Fan b'nr
belle Sta'cn / Snrelt % ficbe ell mn,
noar man tror oct life lprger bsrcr
I'll goo Zone of BRUCE Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
Sasina-G piSemi nbbrnbt Mfabi.

ion. 6or fprite Sang iioen Der for
TO Iar lloen blep neblagt Itrengt Sor.
brio MOB Sa5ing blanbt Stuoenterre
ocO Stotsuniperiitctet / Maoiion, no.
breo Der Sirsoog forrige l1ae Ell bel
Gptocmi oerat bnorunoer ineiepis al
Sreibmer og Sopbomores foitebcs /
Safe Wenboto. Store Sloffe Of hp'
lelloc Stuoenter fplote 9reo6ernc,
mcoerS Der ltbe / @unoet fipmoeocs
lonr paa Siu og Tsb. Ser foretogca
Strctitog gicnrem 9pcnS @aoer for
at opiege npe Dire, o. naar iaabor-
ne farotes, blep De | Sril,mf fsrt til
Sreooen % faItet / @onoet. 9iSic
Observation-Disclosures iagoes at prrc
9lcnoppPffeoe beroeb, at etbel Treib.
men baooe neqtet at gisre tSonsr Tor
SopbomoreS oeb at rpffe fSingrc I'll
Den reoe Snap / beres grenne Cue.
Gette betragteoes iom pberit frGl.
fen0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07

men ga han 10 Winiter ~iertere font
tiIbage, par sc beqee f%oripnnone. 81
Ter lem SinerS gfterisgel'er bar life
ro9ct iiffcrt Spor efter DEM fitnoet.
Sang lcScS ira Trnaslct. Som
en- pproi0 Nfilutritg paa Wflltoeoas
9crS Scitliabcber / Sort Googe, lam
IcocS ON Nitcncn oper ct Suliro
Wcnneifcr / @oocn nbcnfor ITn0alct
"a lana "9Imcrica" ullocr Seocllc al
Ell Stelnlnc Inferior DC nlcb Seritait-
Ter iorinncoe Tinbucr. Sangleoerelt
cr Grotf Cyan, ionenbc 6pngicIS-
itrai for at haze iolgt @rGn0epin,
Goon bar / line be0re Gage Ell me
Get ieQt Spliit, % ban bar frcmoelea
0crnc i'm 8opc / iaa rigt Woal, at
man fappeS ON at bore ham hinge.
Naina pan Spcrhngc bor Der oite ont
Nftcrcn iomlct Jig Ell 'aoban 6olfe.
moaic ltbcnfor SUnqalct FOR at hpre
ham, at ipccic(lc Tolitibcticntc moat-
re icnoeS bio for at bolbc @aocn "a.
ben for Sroiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07

beepnot at fliltipere fine NaiSogre
peo Nai Dtaaneos llbsane. 90 Ior-
mcrne arbeiber iaar, tiIisies ser. De
tarer III life omfring / lin Iutomo-
bill 90 betaler Ell 9ienelteaut 500
pr. Waaneo for of orbeioe paa ;sar-
men - mel, lanet ira. Sc arbeioer
ielp, og DC bril9cr fine gomle SpIcr,
line garnle Eeoifaber og lin oon,Ie
Selt De bliper iiire % grptne, naor
llo9en llaar paa at noaet mt ifol fis.
bes. Ger ipnes nemIig at pprc Ell
ltiltienoe Sperensfomit mcllent 1Sar-
merne, at 8iGlb life maa ltiitcS ioar.
Se bar 8iPlb = De fleIte al Dem -
ira flor, men meo ct eoot Mar oil
Den bore affuitet, og bermeo bar Scr.
merne itaaet lin 29re. Wal1 fan be-
re trpg for, ii9es Ser, at De life oftere
bill laoe Jig friite inb / nneoia @irlb,
bpor lopenbe l1biieterne enc fan
bore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
Spo 0afpta.
HamIinner nnanrcbnc

Hsmlinaer paagrebne. = 2pnn
Gierce OF 8en Yopea, Iom rprnte ira
Statsfpngslet / Sipur Sails lioitle-
Sen 23be Ipril, er begge igien paa'
arebne. Tierce arreitereoes / Ilber'
qllerquc, g. 81, og Foipea Sutcbln'
ion, &anias.
Barn brrbt / Eapeife. Gen g.
aariae eleanor gcbram al anooper
blcp iorleoen Gag paa en- eienoomne'
liz Mtaaoe pperfiert % or9bt | en-
Slnep oeriteoS. Slrn % flere andre
Smaopigcr bopoe leget Suabolonlng
/ en- itor Yappife, % mcoens Glealtor
frernbeles ppbolot Jig / 9G'fen, fon'
en- Wotortrllcf f%ierenbe, ranmenoe
ggIfen meo Siulene paa Den enc 81
De og fnllienoe Barnet.
ISfuleluuen at irttes paa Frpne.
Zen meget onltolte ME Sob, bporpeo
2oben ior foniplioere0e Stoler opb9'
pes, pc,,tes mart mco Sen'pn til i'm
@runolopsnlrsiiabeb at blipe lat pan
Trspe / Wiunebabo Gountp. 8. VI.
llitrllb, tibIiaerc Observation-Disclosures
al Solltb Sofotu o. III, Yrincipal peo
Baltic fonioli0creoe Sfolc, lfal hnoe
0iort Torberc6clicr til at brlr1e ocffe
SpproSmool Tor Hettcrne.
Gr Suntb 9nfuta 2eaion tafnem'
liz. South 9afota gomSfommls'
lion bor nleo 5af mootaget BET Gil
b,b, ionr Tor nogen Sio lioen bleu
oiort al glnerican 2egion, toet Eolts
oocr belle Stoten tilbeb iig at pore be-
hiclpelio n,eo llobetaling al De 6 Will
lioncr Collars, iom iibite Seg%iSlatilr
bepiloebc til Gritatning for Sfatens
Sploater i iioite &ria. aonmrlS'lo'
men bar / Ell Mciol,ition iiotnlt, al
SEN letter itor 1ris paa ben tilbiiote
Sieneite, oa at oenne pil blipe Den III
flor Siclp % til 9%eiparelic FOR Sfa'
ten.
ISturarmeens npe GmbeosmGno'
Soutb Gofota Gcpartement al y. "
H. bar ,unoer lin 3Ste aarllae Selr'
Ianlina, forIcocn aiiluttet I Vfltcbeu'
pal9t ielgenbc gmbebsm1no: 5. v
0apis, 2ennor, Commander; VI. -
Bolts, Mitcben, Senior @iceccmmar'
ser; z. @. Sborp, @roofings, Si''
nior 8icecommanoer; s. Q. Sepree'
gierre, Chaplain; 81. Q. Sroml'
Ileronbria, Wcoical Director, % s.
g. Bates, @roton, Gele9at "at LARGE
til Sen rationale 9eiriamling. WdlS
9ilp 0otterion oolates til BrG'toerl'
al 90. 81. 6. Stotsoeparteme'tt.
Marsubiisterne be beo'te. er
Wonb / 2ennor, 9incoln Goiintp, ba'
ubtalt, at ban albrig bar iect Nplln'
Gen oerrloe ioo loperbe iom netop MI
9lltine or minbIt TO Tiger 'orn'1 Tor'
rigc Mar. o0 Woiien bar nrlter1 ma
lbsi. Ter bar DC 1arnlcre, iorr Ddoo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
Nor0 Safota.
Siusilaue begaar Selpmurb. ,<obr,

Collier, tosnlt ~lip5parlgt Stroiorbei.
De, bor begaoet ScIpnlor0 / Stuts-
fpng5let / gismarcf. Meoens ban
arbeloeoe / 69ngsletS clcftriife ems
unlGg, ion er inferior SrnoSlets
pore Wllrc, boooe ban hlt9gct nco en-.
Del Sconinqcr, ipitet oisie iommen 90
lagt Dem | en- Snarc ont lin Sails,
boorpao ban bar hoppct ne0 / Den I'M.
Der InlGggct 9raoe0c 9cbolOer.
Nof en- aanoioat upitiaes. Ser
meloeS ira Sarge, Of Den iaatolote
"aomite al AZ" bar iat nof Ell San.
oioot poo ben @algliite, Tom ifol
fremlpgges pco oct planIoooe Recol.
@ol9 ! Nooember, nernIia 5. q. Sit
chin Sentinel Butte, @oloen @aQep
Gountp, Sarmcr og 2egisloturmeb.
lem, iom %ua'b9ngig Gonoibut FOR
~SanobruGs. og Irbeib5fommisipr.
SoiS Hecaq opnoor Den tilitrpffeliae
Ststte bill oltiao bette fommc til at
9irIoe @upcrnsr 2pnn s. Srasier,
attorney General @iQiam 2emfe
iamt enbelie 2anbbrugs. o. arbcios.
tcmmisirr Sohu q. Soaon. llaf.
hpn9iac Garbiboter for De 10 ierit.
nrpnte gn,bebcr foarcbcs anercbe
peo Intt-Nonpartiian &onpcntionen
I 2epils Cafe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
ScitctNp %uucraiucr Tia. Eli Che.

Pt'ViHp uuelUtuCr VN. XII SDes
riif Sle9le / WcGlmifp fom forleoen
en- Malo % bao ON at blipe lat iait.
Seq or Sacf Salp, &eitetpp," lagoe
han. Seq itiul en- Seit ira Soma
than Cation, Ell 6armer bocnbc npr
Gopncr." Sheriff Siealc troebc bcIlt
at Walloen bar gal, men latte Jig boa
Il SorbinoelIe meo Mpnbigbcoerne /
Soipner, % Der fit ban til lin Sor-
bnliellc bsre, of oct iorbplbt iig aan.
lie ri0tia mco Seiten. Gen iampit-
tiGbeoSfllloe Seltetpp blep operienbt
Ntc Scnrp Gountps Sheriif.
Sra &irfempoct i @ranb Turfs. =
Gngliib lutheran Spnoo Of the
NortbpeIt hapbe forrige llge lit Mars
mcoc / @ranb Sorts. I'll Prpiioent
Tor DC uTite ire Iar polgtes enitem-
mig Hcp. 8. g. Rubrccbt al Winne-
opoliS. Hcp. z. ". Stecfel al hilbert
Scu pal0tcs til SefretGr % s. 6.
ricn Al Sanespine, @is., til aas-
Gcrcs Sermin er for ct Mar.
~ bc'llttet, of ct theologilf &C.
ml,,.. loo mart Tom mllig oprettes
/ bette Gi'tritt, antaoeli0 / Sareo el-
Ter @ismorcf, % of Ser til en- 8egpln-
nelic anirttes fem EroicSiorer. Wan
piloe pc0 Sprettelie al benne g(nitoIt
ip0e of pperfomme Ser, itore Wanael
paa Treiter her / Noropeiten. Rep.
Charles 6. Grant, Nreit peb Saith
lutheran Church | Ct. Yaltl, talte
ON Wfisiionspirfiombeoen .inben oen
llltber'fe Strife OF opluite blanot an
SET, at ser bar S11% Wtillion 9utber.
onere / Teroer, berai noget oper 16
Wtilioncr / Mmerifa, men al bisIe Is
Miaioner bar fun noqet pper 31a
WtiIioll, eller nsiagtig 3,750.000, al.
tipe Observation-Disclosures. "&1ln 40
Trocert al Dor gefolfning tilbsrer
nogen Strife" fortiotte Hep. Grant,
"bporaf fslger, at bort Wisiionsielt
~begpnoer / set Habolog bpori hi Dor
% itrrffer Jig oper belle 2anoet."
San erflGrebe, at bpiS ben liltbcrlfe
&irfe life bapbe noect Wisiionsfelt,
ioa bar oerl life berettiget til at ert-
Itere, og at ben &irfe, iom life orep
nogcn Observation-Disclosures, begif
Selpmoro. gmbeosmrnb for be ire
Tiitrifter palgteS ion fslger. @is-
coniin 0iltrift: Or. 8. 6. Sibarb,
aenoiba, @is., Yr9iioet; &ep. 6. 81.
Slips, @oterloo, Scfretpr; s. @.
r%yorlnor, Wilmal,fee, aasIcrer. Gent
trail Giitrift: Hep. @iQiam :. Gbri-
itp, W~tiluleapolis, GrGiioent Hep. O..
6. Roieoman, ct. Yalll, SefretGr;
81. &. Moler, Heb @ing, aosierer.
&citlige Siitrift: Or. ~. s. gecber,
Sarge, Yrpiioent; &ep. 90. $. Sable,
Ct Ioul, ScfrdGr; 6. 8. Sarion,
&iloeer, g. Saf., &osierer. - &C.
mere melocs, at Ser / 2sbet al 20 Wi-
inter blep iubifriberet $4,000 til
oct paatpnfte np Seminor. Man
onilog, of ser bloc meogaa $3.50.
600 til Sprettele at Seminariet,
men ser, erefl,tite aomite mente, at
0ennc Gum let htnbe lfaffes tiloeie.
Ser qapes geranoieelie til at MOB.
tooe ct al Sanhrlsioreniuaen | Sill
Deer gipct Silbitb on 100 Icres
2ano, prro $4,000, for SprettelIe at
ct 9ornebiem. timber iibite Gags If-
tengl,oStieneite blep Ter tbeologilfe
aanoioater orbinereoe til HreIter.
Mfsoet bill neite @ar afboloes Wil'
ipaufee.