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The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26
CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the com. mon council of the town of Cordova, Alaska, for painting and paperlng the interior of the public schools and the upper floor of the city hall for school purposes, the contractor to furnish all labor and material and to complete the workas per the specifications to Ee seen at the office of the Town Clerk.
 The council reserves the right to e. ject any and all bids.
 Bids will be received up to 6 o'clock D. m., Monday, July 3. 1922, and are to be filed with the under signed.
 By order of the common council of the Town of Cordova, Alaska.
 K. G. ROBINSON, Town Clerk. June 24-July 8.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS
 Apply Mrs. w. w. Council.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

WANTED-TWO LADIES TO RUN lunch counter at American Bakery. Very little money needed.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Junea, Alaska.
 SERIAL O4739.

JUHb 1U, I511 Notice is hereby given that Chilcat Oil Company, corporation under the laws of the State of Delaware, having it's principal office in the Territory Of Alaska, at Cordova, Alaska, has ap- piled for an oil and gas permit under Section 22 of the Act of February 25, 1920 (Public No. 146) for the follow ing described oil claims located on unsurveyed government land and de- scribed as follows, to-wit:
 BARRETT OIL CLAIM NO. 4
 This claim is located about ten miles, by wagon road, east of Ka- taIla in the Territory of Alaska, and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Corner No. 1, herein after more definitely located,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26
ROWING CLASSIC IS BIG EVENT
 FOR TODAY

POUGHKEEPSIE, June 26. - The great annual rowing classic of the the East takes place today on the Hudson river opposite this city when the intercollegiate rowing champion ships will be held. Public interest in the race is great and centers in the crews representing the University of Washington and the Annapolis Naval Academy Neither of these crews has been beaten this year, the Seattle boys having handily trimmed all their rivals including the Uni versity of California and the Univer- sity of Wisconsin. The navy eight cared shell has also had a continu- ous string of victories over the best crews of the East. The coaches lett the men down easy the last couple of days, as they are all in the pink of condition. Only light paddles were taken Saturday and Sunday.
 POUGHKEEPSIE, June 26.-Thls morning dawned with unruffled water and clear skies along the Hud- son race course where the inter- collegiate rowing regatta will be held today. The oarsmen looked out from various rendezvous and greeted the almost perfect conditions with ex- clamations of pleasure. The twenty sixth annual regatta promises to be one of exceeding interest. Tse wise acres in the rowing game are plac- ing their money on the Naval Aca- demy crew to win first honors. Sec ond place is conceded to be in doubt with the Washington, Cornell and Syracuse shells reputed to be evently matched It is also thought that if the wind freshens before the big event starts this afternoon that the Columbia crew, which has a rough water reputation, will have chance.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

we were not beaten in the field" writes General Ludendorff. The only reason the German armies did not receive a beating even he would acknowledge is that they quit before it could be administered.--Ne York Morning Telegraph.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

Now that the radiophone has pro- vided the largest audiences ever known for the statesmen's words of wisdom, is 1t too much to hope that he will give more attention to know ing what he is talking about? - Springfield Republican.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

Having sold the Manhattan Hotel to Mrs. Jeanette Beyer, all parties hay ing claims against the undersigned will please present them for payment within ten days.
 MRS. LOUISE DEJONGHE.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

When the administration fires Democrat it grows remorseful and turns around and hires three Repub- licans to fill the job.-Columbia Rec ord.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

Work, of course, is the cure for unrest, but there are lots of peo- pie who think the remedy is worse
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

Pure, clean milk at the new dairy. Phone 176-4 rings. 5-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne. u.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-26
OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Juneau, Alaska,

May 19. 1922. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that George A. Parks of Juneau. Alaska, as Trustee for the several use and bene- fit for the occupants thereof, has filed application under the provisions of the Act of March 8, 1891, for patent for the Cordova Townsite Addition, survey No. 1879, Serial 05449, and will submit final proof in support there of by two of the following witnesses: Sam Jones, Otto Bergman, E. J. War ren and George Stewart, all of Cor dova, Alaska, before A. Judson Ad- ans, on the 30th day of June, 1922, and will submit his own proof before the Register of the United States Land Office, at Juneau, Alaska. The land covered by this application. is more particularly described as follows:
 Commencing at corner No. l, M. c. on the line of ordinary high tide of Orca Inlet, running thence S. 67 deg. 47 min. E. 10.82 chs. to corner No. 2 M. c. on Orca . Inlet, whence U. s. L. M. No. 34A bears N 75 deg. 02 min. E. 29.35 chs; thence meandering said Orca Inlet 1, s. 27 deg. 19 min. w. 1.93 chs; 2, s. 46 deg. 15 min. w. 2.3O chs; 3, s. 61 deg. 45 min. w. 1.3O chs; 4, s. "A deg. 15 min. w. 2.9O chs; 5, N. 83 deg. 30 min. w. 3.6O chs: 6. N. 69 deg. co min. w. O90 chs. '. N. 23 deg. 45 min. w. TAO chs: 8 N. 21 deg. 15 min. F. i O0 chs. g. N. 54 deg. 30 min. E. 21O. chs 10, N. 5 deg. 30 min. W. 130 chs; Il, N. 32 deg GO min W. 190 chs; 12, N. 16 deg. 15 min. E. 1.SO chs. to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing an area of GOA acres; variation 29 deg. 30 min. E.; survey No. 1879 is- situated on Orca Inlet, s. of Cor dova, in latitude 60 deg. 32 min. 10 sec. N; longitude 145 deg. 46 min. W.
 FRANK A. BOYLE, Register.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-12
ARE OF BETTER QUALITY
Number OF Entries in Goat De-
partment of Kansas Free Fair
Is Double That of Last Year.
By HAROLD HENDERSON.

Animals of better quality and more
than twice as many entries as in 1921
is the record of the milk goat depart
ment at the Kansas, Free Fair, of
which F. L. Durant is superintendent.
The exhibit this year is said to be the
best one: of the nubian breed outside
of California, the home of milk goats
in the United States.
The champion doe of the Nebraska
state fair is entered by DR.. c. E. Leech,
of Fairbury, Neb. Z A doe of high
quality is also entered by Mr.. McNulty,
of Stockton, Kan. ~
Milk goats are comparatively new
in Kansas and are increasing very
rapidly in popularity. The increase in
the last year has been very notable.
The globules are much smaller than
in milk. from cows.
Goats are also much more economi-
cal to keep. They furnish from two
to ten quarts of milk a day and prove
to be good for a family milk supply.
Persons owning a goat are not both
cred with an oversupply of milk. The
demand for the milk around Topeka is
very great, 1t is said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-12
DR.. KAY WINNER

Continued from preceding page.l
Gale was favored as the winner, bur
Way Behind never was in doubt after
the starter gave the word. The six
Wichita gelding maintained his lead
thruout the race and finished with
plenty of speed in reserve, had he
been called upon to extend himself.
In the six furlongs race Lucky Cat
nursed along turnout the distance.
When thye arrived at the last turn
ne took the race from Alfredo, who
had set the pace up to that time. The
distance seemed a little far for the
rest of the starters.
The summary.
s:a0 Trot-Purse. 81 600.
iIIacola b. m (B. Johnson) owner
J. c. Beatty, Creston. la. ....-.:..
Pink Donna, eh. m. CManerief.l
owner, w. NJ. Mancrief, Dodge
F Il: n: 3, M. (Neff) owner q. T.
oteeia II nfet 5. ny. 1 e2oanej owner.
Geo. McGreth. Lawrence. ..::..,..5 4
Steve BOND. 3; e; (Bqnnifield)
Mee 1ss Sym. bi. h. iowner c. L Gar.
The ess END. bn1 q. eHildr sf owner.
Derby Stables, Wichita. Dis.
Time: PISA. 1 :14A, 2:13A.
500 Pace-Purse, $500.
M oMner t W. E. aIii T @, hl.
spooks. b. e., (Beck.) Owner. G.
S. Howe, Dodge City, Kan. -. 2
Bob Riley, b. g, C. L. Glouser,
Jimmie n Jenkins. b. h. (sto1erj own.
er. B. NJ Slower, Wichita. -. 3
Owner. G. Burgett, Valley Falls
John Hedeewood. b. m. Kennedy
Owner, Max J. Kennedy, Fredonia.4 o 5
Eva Rose. oh: m. lCrowder.l Own
er, Harry Crowder, Kansas City,
Time: 2:iiiH. 2:1a1i, 2:ii5iI.
Kansas Derby 1s Nfiles-Purse,
Doctor Kay, b. h. (Prather), owner,
E. Prather, Humbolt, Neb., first;
Boreas. g. h.. (Barnes), owner. Burt
Warren, Canton. Okla, second; Wild
Fire. b. m. (McFarland). owner, ].
Parks, st. Joseph, Mo-, third; Nino
Machacha, b. g., (SnelD, owner, w. ].
Huff, Pawhuska, OKLA. and Harry K.
Thaw. CHI m. (Gans), owner, Burt
Collier. Fredonia, also ran. Time, 1859.
Four Furlongs-Purse, 800.
Way Behind, b. G., {Brewer). owner,
Charles Blake, of Wichita, first; Prince
Gale b. g.. (CromwelD owner, W. S.
Cromwell, Auburn, Neb., second; Au-
B. NJ. Brown, Joplin, Mo, third. Ant
worth, b. g., (McFalley). owner, A.
Farkawaher, Wamego, Kan: Gale, b..
g., (Smith), owner, c. Ausburn, Win;
1elo, Kan, and Nellie Francis, CHI. M,
(PresneD, owner, F.. /. -Laney, Lin.
coin, Neb.. also ran. Time. so seconds
Six FprIongs-Purse, $f0o.
Lucky Cat, b. b., (Barnes), owner
Burt warren Cantogs9 sOkla..5 first;
I Hankson, obs gil (Narsha9, owner, J.
A. Stone: Syracuse, kan, second; A.
7 freda, CHI. g., tGans), Iowner, Alfred,
Valley Falls, third. 3Tullerice, b. g.,
(McFarland), owner j.. Parks, ST.
s Joseph; Limited, ch.1 g., (Brewer) ,
owner, Sneildss Tulsa. Okla, also ran.
Time 1:1S%. 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13
houses For Rent
HOUSES TO RENT

Are impossible 20 find. 50 why not
INV a vacant los on easy terms and
nut no "a garage or even tent Tor
the sumner and keep your living
expenses down. so you Wiz De ll
positiou 20 build a small home~be-
fore winter.
Ne have plenty az nice. big lots in
an American reighhorhool close 90
car lire. from $50 uu. and sold
ON easiest kind Of terms. AS soon
as you have enough paid nl rour
lot 20 make reasonable down
payment. We VIII build for you
Let as take you out AID show you
whet other people are doing.
MEYERS. long & co.
30 Farmers Trust Bldg Main -
Open evenings, 90 , r. N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13

Situations N-anted-FemaIe SO
A f9-YEAR-OLD Hungarian Cir wants
general hOusewOrk. pa y Sadie 81.
I4-YFAR-OLn GIRL wants care %
child or light Homework. 26l0 ". Col
fax av. west OF Olive 81
WASHTNGS-CaIled Cor aud delivered
No clothes mixed or lost Main 2327.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13

WANTED
Girls and young women Is years or over
for IRONING SHIRTS in our Laundry
Department
WILSON BROS.
a GOOD PLACE TO WORK"
Y0TTG TADTES-Tf YOU are strong.
healthy and lthIctically inclined we can
offer YOU good positions In exhibitions
Refined work nc good pay. The vogue
Of athletics for women ls sweeping the
country. and we have q fast growing
organization that is prOhting thereby.
Two especially good openings lmme-
uiI1tlY for young women above aver
age size Box .4l5, News Times.
GIRLS f1r press machine and hand IRON
ing Davies Laundry. III :. Lafayette
WANTED-Gi for cafeteria counter
work Must De over 2O years Of age
washington Cafeteria. Main and Wash
ington.
WAITRESS wanted Apply American
Restaurant. SO W south 81
SALESWOMEN-An unusual OppOrtun-
ity FOR ladies 90 join June class pre-
pairing fer travelling positions in lake
regions for summer. should possess
list ui people. must De- unencum bered.
willing ro travel. age - Co %, salary
and railroad fare paid t0 start. work
digulhcd and unusual chance for ad-
NaEceIueur. CAN OF write Miss Ger
trule ONO. w q. a Room q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board

FURNISHED room Tor rent. suitable fnr
one or two gentlemen lt2- s. Ca-aIra
Avenue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13

INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONs
ANNOUNCEMENTS
f-Deafhs
Tin Memoriam
G-Gard - ThaukE.
t-Funeral Directors
b-Fuucrai Flowers
e-Cemeterv Lots Monuments
1-I.Od-e Notices
6-Com.ng Evenfs
Q-personas
1o-Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
il-Auf0moail for safe.
IL Noforcrcles aut s'-y cles
IS ufomobiies fur EEcrange-
" futc AcCessufies
i5-Serrlce Stations Repairing
iG-aufo livery -Garar9s
1T-Waufad -Auromcti
BT SINESS SEhNiCS
fs-Bus mess Services offered
10 Binding o1fractlug
2p-HeatInE aud fIumbi
sl-lnsurauce
-Muiinery -Dressmaking
Moving TrurkiuE. Storage
"a paiaf.nE- Panerlng
gs-pafenf Attorneys
Printing Sf1f.pnerg
90 Professions SerF ices
Repairing
Eer0tafiuc ana Dyeirg.
S.I-TaiI1rfuE and Pressing
4 to- Wnufrn - u lsiu ness .ee ~ sc
FNplnI NENI
Helm wanted Tanaip
Holm 1Ianfed Male
= -Tfafp 1Iaufea -Na o or FemhNA
A. S..esu.au ana AGENTS
81 c5rr,ffo,- VsntaH- Fema,s
S.fuatr.su- wanted Nale
FINANCIAL,
= p-sIno.. uf.rr rfruffies
sa-.rrrsrr,ct.-- ---a~z- Bonos
sD- Money go Iofn-
G-E erf,G TO isG-.Gw
rN~rff-e"TION
.-l-orr..f.a--l.rr Coursss
S--frrs lr-..r t0a C'q lses
= Wr...s fr-r.nc ftf. matte
prltrfs Ir.rr4rtl3u
e. WrD+-ti Instruction
IN F~IEsK
g-Inr. t4.- Tets
- TF,~.- .t.tt tputries
-Isr.r-rt arf Suuut-~
q W.nfe.l- .restYck
WrI.Ir HANuISE
Fi-srftr-e- fu- sale
Ruelnrs. rcuipmenr
-FoTtz and access1rles-
q EuflItr- Nqtar.qlg
a. Fqrm aud barry Products
=. 80. and Ffec
!-t,ood fInfnas 60 Eat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13
Sewing >fochines.
5sA


SEWING MACHINES-Large assortment
new and rebuilt. all Kinds. Right
price. easy terms. Open evenings r
Wise sol y Hill 81, South Bend
Mishawaka branch. D0l w sixth 81
- new Singer 81 machines . $40 - each
3 slightly used Singers. lat
est sfvIe " $500 each
. dron head Automatic Frees - - each
drop head Standard RO-
taries ........ 900 each
. New Homes slightly used @yoo each
: Rotary Whites. slightly
used $500 each
Whaelar A. wilson's - 1900 each
Box Top Singers .-..-----. 1000 each
Guaranteed and delivered. Call or
phone GZ0O Sewing Machine Exchange,
10 Z generson Blvd
Jewclry And Watches GO
DIAMONDS. WATCHES. 81 90 A WEEK
Quality GOods-Rchned Credit
OLSEN AND EBANN-2l4 S. Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-13
Plenty of Bargains Read Classification g. g. 81 and 65
EMPLOYMENT

Situation, wanted-Female SO
GIRL ~ YEARS Old would Ike gen
eral hOusewurk auds take care 0f chill
dren Cau I.-5fg3 $50 Olive 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

iIano, 81 Iettet OF too neooucr /
frif 80. 90 &eentytfc. 6oruSer
"SolmeS"S panIiec Nanoifob Z
Wono, ale Sfaroinnpere, fit ni /
Fcint 'Sope 6 unec Gifimoere ON.
horo, iad nv er Der gobt Monoifrb.
Sbag bar pi t46e gltauit % eiionit
cr oi life Longer enO peo Sep Cape.
Geir og SsforboIb bar p9ret belt
MOB oS. Seq bar bcitenlt mig til at
forlaoe "Solmes" neo Wuinfprigbt
"a tiIbrin1e 8intercn ser. ut flppe
bill nGre @aIifab. Reer, Gage o.
Storm aflsier boerarbre boaIis.
Slno og SmbaI bar bpsget gus at
Waterialer Der omborb, % oft ct
fRroig til at f9tteS op iaa fort hi
lunber. @i fuar ogiaa BET meite al
trrnger for 8interen ber omborb.
ManJler hi ro9et tan pi fisre Be faa
Wfile op Ill Barron % fua BET. Sire.
bag aften ms6te pi autteren Bear"
ipm er her paa Snipeftion, men mi.
itct Dem ienere | Storm og Eaoge.
Get bar fiebelis, fiji oen bar 8oit
til os. gi logger MI / title Saase,
iltngrer og ruler. "Sts a long
man TO Sipperarp".
Wan maa bore uoitpret meo
Saalmooisbeo / bi&ie gene euers
6llr 2ipet nObolbelig. % ieg iom
troeoe leg bapbe Ell goo Slump!
Wen ieg foritaar hi, efter at babe
Orret 3 Tiger omboro i ct Seilifib,
at min Grarnen / ioa Senienbe EMO.
MI life Dar beftoaet.
Den 1Sbe Muguit fom hi enoelis
IND til Baintprigbt. "@ear" Hog %
meo ~ elmer. 9e 3 andre Sfuber
iom er poa Bel til 9arrou bar aae.
reoe pasieret ber, fait / Sien. Som.
men De lss eaer oriper be til oct
ltfienOte9 Wainprigbt er cit lioen
Gifimolanbsbp meb Sfole % San.
bel. Ser fun bel bare ca. 200 Wcn.
neifer. Gen Ii9eer a Wil moro for
Sen tore inoeIuffebe gugt iom paa
&artet beber @uinipriebt Snlet.
aloffen bar 8 gfternliobas, GA bi
fom BERTH, og'2 elmer ienere bar ri
ilano % iicfaa Blaos til bort SuS.
Si palgte Rorbiioen al Snolsbet til
@u9ten. Ser bar ri flao fin SIS %
ilbmerfet Startplao$. 3loffen 10
Iitm Oroe Den fsrite Senoins meo
SrSmateriale ilmb 3 itore la.
Itebe Sfibsbaaoe. Sniblertib baps
Sc Stprmanben - s(nberien fra
Sreorifsitab - rigget op De nso.
nenbige Gafler for at lsfte ben 3
IONS tinge aasie meo aeraplan-
ifroget.
"21be M,tguit: gIt CT III, paa
9aro og bort GUS er mart ferois.
bpsget. sllt fer aobt no, og ies naa.
ber paa ct bro &eiultat."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Sorlaoer carmen.

@aibineton ben 3Ote Hopember.
Gen lsbnreaitet paapiier, at Ser err
Here 8pinber eub Ipno iom forlaoer
Sormen for at isge fig ct mere lsn-
llenoe @rbperp, o. erunoer benne
Eaaltano paa en- Inalpie az iibite
6olfetGllines Statiitif. Senne piier.
at Der, | Sorbolb til Solfemenaben,
paa Sanoet bar flere Wqno emo
aptnoer, % at Srocenten Der bar
bsiere emo ben er for 2anoet | set
belle taaet, Oh bet uaatet ben iren,.
m~ebfshte 9efoIfnina, I bniIfeu Der er
ct temn,elia tort Sperftio af Weuo,
p9ientlig finbes | @pernc, @IauSt
2anhbeiclfningen bar SorboIoet ben
lite Sanuar 1890 1881 Wenh fiji
100 9pinber, mems set for belle Gan.
bets @eofemmenoe bar t04 moo 100.
vi Sanbbeioltninaen bar 4o,5
Yroesnt 81 Mar % Sernper. 2l,7
mellem 10 % 20 Mar % 25,7 UNDER
10 Mar eamle. Sor belle 0ausets
8ebfemmenbe ubeiarbe DC, Ionr bar
al War % b%eruuer. $40 procent al
9eiolfninsen, Sarmerbefolfntnaen
omiatter, altiaa en- iorbqlospis iter
Del al BEN, tem or unaer 81 Mar
aamle, ae en- ferbeInsnts Then Gel
al benz fem er at sar % berpner,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Vemberrvs Gftermano.

Sames Gou5ens, Wapor / Setroit,
Wicbigau, er al @llpernsr @roesbecf
itbnEpnt iom Soreneoe Staters &c.
fator for Den Sib iom enbnu er iaien
al Newberrps Sermin, og bar paa.
taget fig Suerpet. Oct artages al
minoelie, at ban ienere fommer til
at isue Sala for en- iuIb Sermin.
Gou5ens bar fsot / Chatham, On.
tario, for so Iar iioen. San fiaes
MT at babe Ell Sormle paa mango
Willioner, men ban begpnbte fin
2sbebane iom "nemsbop" paa ct
Hasiagertog. s 1903 fom ban i
Sieneite hos Senrp Soro iom 9oa.
boiler, % % ban / 1915 bppeoe lin
Sorbinbelie meo Iutcmobil.& onaen,
bar ban alereoe rpffet op til at blipe
Sirmaets Sice.Hr9iioent o. Seas.
ierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Sreo 90 ufreo.
Soriiaitcl't ira slos 1.

Sprfcrne gaa biem iioen toaeir
SperenSfomit - og oe oil ia Hus.
LENDS Webbolb, tilfsiebe ban.
ToIitiet | 2auianne bapoe tat
er%traorbinnre SorbolosregIer til
@elfpttelie af Sditherin % bans
6sIge. 90 BOG er De for Eicbliffet
life faa befpmret ober Hlsiernes
iom ben ereife Srbfsrer geniselos'
Siffeubeo. De bar nemIia fat
unoerretning ON, at tire Mufebo.
liiere er paa Bel til 2arianne for at
mproe bam. If Sen @rltno bar beh
grGife Statsmalb flpttet til ct attbet
Sotel, bpor ban Dor unber ct finge.
ret Rapn, mems bet officielt beber,
of ban frembeIes Dor paa Sotel
IlerUnbrta. Sgian be imaa 6las
paa I~ltomobilerne, iom antpber
Gelesaternes NationaIitet, er bIet
f%ier,et.
Or. Sribtiof Ianier, Tom eiter ct
lpngere Spbolo | oct mere often er
fommet til 2auimne, bar forelagt
aonferencens Eerritorialfomite EFT
itorilaaet Ylan til ltbperling al Wi-
noriteter | ben mere Orient. gc.
folfningen er 10 Iterft blanoct ser.
torte os fommer albrig goot ooer.
ems. 6ans 8lan eaar no paa, at {.
CT. ben greife 8efolfning / aonitans
tinopel, oct sitliee 9brafien % ana.
tolien ifal tpinses til at penbe til.
Gage til greff Smraaoe; Sprfernc
! Oct peitIise Fbrafien os poo De
0rGife Ger ifal penbe tilbage til
tprfiif Serritorium. 9ette er en-
raoifal &l,r, men ban merer, bette
or Dem er,eite Waabe at ifabe Ho %
trpgge Sorbolbe oerbprte. Set giGl.
Der altiaa oe6 Wagtmiooel at gisre
pebfpnmtenbe 2anoes gefolfninger
mere ensartet.
Ser er imiolertib en- ~alporlig Sa.
&c peo Singen: benne Operation
fuiter mango IenJe, og 8eroensli.
gaen, lom Nanien repreielterer,
bar ineen Yense til bette BRIG.
Sor @r9fenlanos 8eoformenoe er
Der ogioo Ell anoen Hem cling: BET
lille 2anb fan life ifaife HlabS til
Sc benimoo to Wiaioner Wenneifer,
iom III ma gisre 4rab paa Silent.
itapnsret Ser,
8eni3elos b9pbebe, of Wagterne
maatte rette ell Inmooning til De
Soreneoe Staters 8eeiering ON life
Glene at luoe ben npe SnobaroringS.
LOB iope for @r9fernes pebtommell-
Sc, men osiaa reiie 4ense til Seize
al Sfibe os anifufielie Of Woo %
8lpoer, iaa oct itore sr9ife 9efolf.
i,inesoperifitb fan bli fsrt oper til
Nnterifa og itsttet o. biulpet t%ilrctte
Der inbtil Sc far flare iia ielp. Get
anilodes, at @rrfenIano pil bli MOOT
iii at isge at "erportere" omfring
100000 Menheifer til Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
GYpen faffet.

aoblena Ben 27be Robember.
Sberit @alter S. Bates, io,n fsrcr
aomnanboen ober oct 8oe II. @.
Snfantrp | aobIena, TT nplis fit Si,s
raniaget og plpnoret, men Ipben
blen itrar paaareben % bar alt faaet
fin Dom, iom lpSer paa ct Glars
Gangielsitrai % en- Yeugehob paa
1907 900 Warf. Oct bar Carl TIcta,
en- Gpotefer / aGn, Gan bIep greben
al en- tpf HoIitibctient, netop iom
ban peb 9agsrp iorloh Oberitens
S,lS belaitet meb Sclptsi, foitbare
periiife 9epper % on,trina $500 I
funtantc Henee.
plota ttIltob. at ban bar WleSlcm
al Ell farlts paube inm hren fit
Saanopert | bet al @ntertfanerne 30.
latte Strsg. % man reaner paa, at
Meiten At aialtrMeerne fpart bil
.blipe paagrebrte % tr,fre til gniaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Cat fra RusIano.

@oifpa oen 29be 0opem6er. I'll
&aptein Gpril Quinn, miblertioia
&eitprer al ben amerifanIfe SiPlpe.
Commission, er Der Of so. Gambler,
Goblet Siaion Officer, ienot Ell Sat.
aoresie til oct amerifanife SoIf for
Den Si9lp Der er poet Husierne Il
beres Sr9ngielstib".
"Reeieringen letter tilfaloe gris
paa De Offer amerifanerne bar broat
for at reobe 8epubliffens forimpa.
tenoe 8efoIfning," beoer set, "oa
man baaber, at nioere Sielp bill blipe
poet til &uslanos 8ienreisnina."
Ser p~eoligeboloes al amerifonerne
26 Stotioner / forifieaige Sunaers.
oiitrifter, os Oct bar Sanfen peo ale
oisie at bsitioelieboIoe 3~afiiaelies.
oagen. en- Gel al Dem, iont er an.
iatte peo oisie, faar Ell balu Sriboa,
men 9eipisninsen al De bunarenSe
gsrn tommer life iii at libe noaet
Ifbr9f.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Slupne paa Srifoo.

Chicago oen 30te Wopember. 8il-
liam 9rois CLOUD og Is andre Haoi-
fale, Tom iao ipnssleoe for Spnoi.
falisme bells / Statsf9ngilet i So,
liet, bells / Goof Gountp Sengiel,
blep igaar al 8upernsr SmaG benaa.
oebe og latte / Sribeo. 9lopb o. 6
andre par bsmte til at iibbe / Sqna.
iel / Solicit ira I til 8 Gar bier. Se
6 er: Sacf Garnep, Irtbur Broctor,
Cigar Smens, 2uboig 9one, 8. 6.
@nglllno % NiIs &i9r.
Ni andre bar bsmte til ct aars
Spbolo bper / Gountp SpngiIet. Ge
er: Sannuel =. Senfin, Sames q.
Weiiinger, aarl s. Sanbbcre. Char.
les arumbein. Saml,el Glib, q. 8.
Gb%riitianien, Sobn @oeel, Worris u.
Stoler % 8errp Sbipman. 2lopb
regnss for at here WiIionar, men
Be andre er Bit "alminoelige Soft.