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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29
Changes in
Curry County Schools
Especial 20 The Hcraid)

CLOVIS May qp.-Nany chang
will be made among the heads
the different community
hoolS Of Curry county this com
year. J. c. Rhonton who has
en superintendent Of the Texico
hool has accepted the "a me po-
Ion II Pleasant Hill. while the
csncy made ny hls, resignation
he fiiled by Prof conlee Of
trlrosc.
PROF. nm will he principal OF
h Beilview school. and r. u.
fKinley who has been In charge
the schoo. there will go to
iona. Charles Rose. former
perintcndent al Holleno will be
in charge Of the Rsnchvale
hooi. In place OF +. A. Jacksu-
bo will be county super,ntend-
Of schools. T. II. Rogers will
PRINCIPAL OF the Holiena
hool.
Nv ~ Fannln viii continue as
sncipai Of the Grady school.
frhe girl who uses n vanilla lip
ok has good taste.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

Lydia Pink
|aam's Vegetable
Com pound -
which has done
sofnuch restore
my health. lwasa
broken down wo-
Imam until my hus-
band brought me
ID bottle Of your
Vegetable Com
pound and one OF
Lydia T.. Pink :
|hnm'ep ood Med
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

soation the Jew zeaiously strives 10
stay the Hoods OF sin and corrups
uon that threaten the world. This
conservation is viewed a. the "mlH-
sion Of the Jew" IL invests nun
with a purpose and gives him d
TASK 10 perform for humanity. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

"A his best. That's Arthur VI.
Reeve creator of Craig kennrd5.
rirnfinc dctcctftc. Tn his n<<<f
msrfcry story. "Ob Wings ct
Wireless" FIRST chapter Isl the
Herald. Mondny. June s. IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29
VAS A BRUKEN.
| DOWN WOMAN
|hen ! Began Taking Lydia
|E. Pinkham's Medicines

|Donaldeonville. La II writs with
|sasure TO praise your medicine :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29
CURRENT EVENTS!

A Simplihed Discussion Of Topics Of Interest for Children and
Busy Adults. Today's Subjects
/. Germany and Preparations. :. New World Conference.
3. Improving Business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

Germany must make another
payment on the -rcpnrntiOna bill
May 81. The PREPARATIONS a. you
have read before. are the money
Germany ~ Obliged to pay tine al
lies Ia make up for the farm land.
factories and homes Germany de-
stroyed IN the war.
In the last few weeks Germany
has paid It's reparauons bills
promptly, but n seems improb-
able that Germany will be able
to rnisc the amount II viii be OBJ
liged To pay the last day OF this
month.
II Germany does not meet It's
payment. some Frenchmen believe
France should march soldiers Ia
the Huhr district and bavaria,
parts of Germany and hold this
land until Germany does pay up.
But probably France vii; nc, do
this. For sober and well-halaneri
frcnchmcn believe Germany viii
not refuse to pay II II IL able %
pay and that little could he gain
cd by sending French soldiers In
to German territory.
Meanwhile "a cofnmis-ion OF
bankers "a meeting at PARIS a.
consider granting an International
loan to Germany. thus enabling
Germany TO meet It's payments.
Attending this meeting are bank
crs ana nnancicrs from most OF
the important European countries
a. well a. J. T.. Morgan, ono OF
Americas greatest bankers.
Finance Ministcr Hermes. Tho
be- In charge Of Germany = money
affairs. also IL at Paris trying 10
arrange for the pehceful settle
mcnt OF the reparations question
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29
NEW WORLD CONFERENCE

The wo;ld conference at c--Ja.
Italy, TO settle the money trou
bies Of Europe. failed utterly In
accomplishing IL purpose. The
only result Of this conference wns
that the natlcns OF Europe ~ m
isod not to start any wars for sew
rral months and agreed TO hold
a meeting at The Hague in June
10 settle their differences NTH
Russia.
Since the Genoa conference fall
ed. sum" are suggesting an inter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

frhe girl who uses a vanilla lip
rk has good taste.
, 1922-04-07
STREET. WILL
HEAD CAMPAIGN
FOR MEMBERS
Stock-Taking and Recruiting
Week to Be Featured by
Drive to Build Up Cham
Der of Commerce.

Plans for stock taking and recruit.
ing week of the Casper chamber OF
commerce will get under way next
Tuesday at a meeting Of the board OF
directors at h Henning at noon. Mr.,
Harvey. field director for the Amer
can City bureau. at this time will dis.
cuss plans with the directors for re
cruiting the organization.
The regular forum will be held in
the evening at tho same place. There
will be n lets CO. meeting wednes.
day night Instructions for work will
be given to the teams which have
been furnished at that time.
At the meeting Of the board Of di.
rectors yesterday A. +. STREET. was
chosen chairman OF the membership
committee. This committee will con.
sist of ~ teams. each including six
men, These teams viii be furnished
by the civic organizations OF Casper
such as the Rotary club. the Kiwanis
club. the Women's Federated club, the
Casper e estate board, and the
chamber OF commerce.
Thursday morning ut $50 is the
time set for the beginning of recruit
ing. II sho.id end on Friday.
, 1922-04-07

DELAY MEETING
FOR ONE WEEK
Emergency Raised by Snow
storm Leads Committee to
Call OFF Arrangements
for Tomorrow.

Tho special meeting u the Ma
roma County Stockgrowers associa-
ton. scheduled or tomorrow has been
postponed until April Is, according to
announcements made this morning by
NJ l. Bishop. president of the asso-
citation The postponement was made
necessary by the storm which compels
sheepmen and stockmen in all parts
Of tho county to stay with their nocks
and herds
With tho necessity OF having as fun
an attendance Of livestock men rs pos.
siblo in attendance nj the special meet.
ing, 1t was held inldvisahle to hold the
meeting tomorrow when only a small
representation could be present.
Under more favorable weather con.
d%itious, IT Is believed that near 100 per
cent of the livestock interests of the
county would nave attended the meet.
ing. Expressions rom every lis
trict indicated that the stcckmen
planned TO attend. The storm threw
an entirely different aspect on condl-
lions, however. and many stock own.
ers have been unable to leave.
with the necessity for ~effecting def
mite settlement OF all scheduled bust.
nes the committee arranging the
meeting n anxious to have every
stockman who has headquarters in
Casper in attendance at the meeting
tomorrow.
, 1922-04-07
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
TO MEET IN CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE. -Wyo.. April 7.-wyo-
ming Republican state committee will
meet at the Plains hotel in this city
next Monday. TO discuss plans for the
coming campaign and probably to
elect a state chairman to succeed T.
Blake Kennedy of Cheyenne. who re-
signed several months ago when he
was appointed Judge OF the United
States district court for Wyoming.
Among men mentioned in connec-
tion with the Craftsmanship are Percy
Spencer OF Cheyenne. now executive
secretary of the committee; Frank r.
Hadsell Of Rawlins, acting chairman;
G.. r. Hagens of Casper. W. E. Chap
line of Cheyenne. John Dillon OF Ian
der. L L. Newton Of Cody. George f..
Brimmer Of Rawlins and A. d. Kelley
of Cheyenne.
, 1922-04-07
WEST CASPER RESERVES
COME FROM BEHIND AND
DEFEAT EAST, 81 TO Il

The West Casper Girl Reserve bas-
ket bah team carried home a victory
last evening when It defeated the
East siders by a score Of 81 to Il. Be
fore yesterdays game both teams had
the same standing in the series but
East's defeat gives he odds to the
West enders- The next game how
ever, will either shift things back to
an equal footing or give the cup TO
yesterdays victors.
East Casper's five started with a
rush and had piled up six points be
fore the ultimate victors had scored
at all. Then West began tied the
score by a desperate rally and forged
ahead with a substantial lead. This
lead was never overcome and though
the losers were game to the end 1t
was a losing fight.
Katherine French md Lillian Wal
don. forwards for the winners, found
the cage With remarkable accuracy
while Helen Lewis and Leta Ewing
blocked the EAST side shooters with
telling effect. Erma Lee played he
usual speedy game. Gladys Roush
guard on the losing side. deserves
for playing a clean and
, 1922-04-07
mo FINE week PROVES
SUCCESS FOR LIBRARY

Tho mo fine book week at the
library has been meeting with much
success although there are still many
books which have not been returned.
Tables have been placed in TIN
lobby and tho persons returning them
are not asked questions and no fines
are levied.
In tho majority of cases the books
which ave been returned during the
week were brought back by parties
who had found them in theaters.
stores. apartment houses and yer
at dressmaker's homes
The librarians earnestly request
that every one look through their
homes in search of long overdue
books. and the mo fine week will
continue through Sunday.
, 1922-04-07
OFFICIALS OF WESTERN
UNION HERE ON VISIT

a. b. Cowan, general manager OF the
mountain division and c. j. 1nce. dis
trict commercial superintendent OF
the Western Union Telephone CON-
pany with headquarters in Denver.
travelling in their Western Union pri-
vate car. arrived from Lander this
afternoon and will visit the local
Western Union offices here for a
couple OF days. w. r. Murphy. local
manager of the company. is building
up the organization here to a point
much appreciated by the public.
, 1922-04-07

age lookin 4 revolvers rom carrying
out their threats to get each other.
Miskeil. summoned to the home in
Torth Casper by the wife OF one Of
the men. was informed that a battle
to death was on.
With drawn revolver he entered tho
house and through the dim light
which came in through n lone window
saw two men crouched behind places
of refuge while hurting vile impre-
cations at zach other.
Moro minute examination enabled
the deputy to learn that both men
wer armed and each was haunting the
other to come out from behind his
refuge 10 that he could be shot.
, 1922-04-07

heady game while Clare shumaker
did some spectacular offensive work.
The lineup vas
West Casper-Erma Lee Capt.
center; Katherine French. right for
ward: Lillian Walden left forward;
Helen Lewis. right guard and Leta
Ewing. left guard
East casper-Martha Gadbery. cen
ter: Lucille Aldrich. right forward;
Clare shumaker. Capt-l left forward:
, 1922-04-07

Gladys Roush. right guard and Beat
rice shumaker, left guard
Goal-KAtherine French 7 from the
floor. Z free throws; Lillian Walden Z
from the floor Lucille Aldrich 5 from
the floor. ! fires throw; Clare Shu-
maker Z from the floor; Erma Lee 5
from the floor.
Referoe-Ju.ia Steer. core- Mar
garet Rockwell; time. Marion Sen
nett.
, 1922-04-07

that neither was loaded. Miskell does
MT know whether someone was kid
ding him or whether the warlike fac
tons were kidding zach other. He is
still in possession OF the guns and the
county authorities are blowing
through state statutes to find some
law that will enable them to enforce
an honorable peace between the con
testing interests.
, 1922-04-07

MiskeIl thought that this procedure
had advanced too far so he called the
WIRING parties and commanded them
both to keep their hands in the air.
Miskell then confiscated their guns
and subdued the warning factions.
Later examination Of tho guns
brought out the interesting revelation
, 1922-04-07
REDsKIN OF sHOsHONE
RESERVATION ARRESTED

John Little, an Indian resident of
The Shoshone reservation near Lander
Is being held in the county Jail here.
pending removal to Cheyenne for trial
In federal court on a charge Of statu-
tory rape.
Little was spirited out of the reser-
walton and brought to Casper by
Schang Wilson. deputy United States
marshal. yesterday. when strong senti-
ment against the Indian was expressed
by residents of the reservation.
Little's offense is sal to have been
committed upon the person of a -four
year old Indian child. He will be
removed to Cheyenne tonight to be
beld pending trial in federal court.
, 1922-04-07
OFFICER NIPS THREATENED GUN
Fight In HOME, MEN DISARMEn

A family feud which waged through all the phases of
i'll will from wordy wars to free-for-all fights and thence to
arming various members of the respective families terminated
suddenly last night when Charles Miskel, a deputy sheriff,
appeared as referee and arbiter in time to- prevent two male
members of the families, both of whom were armed with saw
, 1922-04-07

For very low temperatures a Their
mometer has beer invented in which
gas is used instead of mercury.
, 1922-04-07

takes 10000 years for their light &
reach this earth.
, 1922-04-07

Beer va taxed over 1000 years ago
IN Egypt.
, 1922-04-07

Lead pencils have not changed in
design for a hundred years.
, 1922-04-07

Try a Tribune classified adj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Nrn Snnifn. Minn

81 bar 3aot en- bsiit ubpsgeIia SsIt
n1eo He8n o9 SIuo. Sornet, 5. e. Waiz
ZEN, Itoar / Sboct og penter paa Sbrebs
DING, o9 pau bisie CRATER br1roes Der
llte9et AZ Oct; 9ebeitcn er aIbrto ti(z
NtrGftelt9 for Be itore SeiGtninqer. Snrs
llernc ortocS melt meo Grent1rer ~
Oerfor bIipcr RaiSooIingcu Den prientS
lt9e. Saa fit hi ba Sroit, % Sc bIsbc
|cte aflpiteS al Sc ~frosne, tnlbrebe; Sc
er "a / ale Sab mer rensIioe. SisIe
'trebeli9e meteoroIp0iitc Sor6olSc or
9lort aIoeIeS ubp88eIige peo GsosfaIb
og Se9raUeIier.
gtanoag Sen 23Se Eop. ~6eoropebes
pnn Cafe Santa airteeaaro en- peltienbt
Snrmer - ri9tignof al auben Genera
tton men Dog Ell GISre Wanb, Tubreos
u. Sruoelt. Sau blcp 80 aar al. Iaa
@rltno al buarIigt @cir % eubru baars
li8ere %eic bar Der fun iod Iom fulote
oenne 9Ghersntuub iii hans iioIte Sbis
leitcb.
S8iaa Sen 20Se Robem6er bar III til
"a be9roncs Mrs. Ima So
feline gncbo fra Santa airte. Sun
bar Ell Satter al Sobn ~Snulnbion %
Suitru I. Srebrition, bar feot / Sotpn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

nogipes til Sremme al ajenoifab | Gmes
rita til noroiif aonbslib og aultur. 9ette
Sino er i~nnb1pnliebis BET itsrite, pafreit
noitpreoe oa | tpppgraiiit Senieenoe melt
tiltalenoe at be bibtil ubtcmue. Eli gos
gems SmIlag bar ben fienbte norifsumez
rttanIte a%iin'trer Srh9be San,mer leperet
ell original Seeniu9 / patre Sarper ipms
buliierenbe De ire norbiife Riaer.
Sngen fan iiges at .fieube fit 9auS
euer i'm Staume, TOM life fienber bens
aunit 90 De Se'trnbelier, Sleoteu bar
giort | 8etnin9 af at eioe lin Sfieubebsz
trarg Iotrpf. @nbber, Der clitcr Stienz
beo cg bpiltet opIpit NenreIfe elifer
life Stisnbeb? - bar ber en- ppperlia
Nrleoning til erliuoig at iGtte iia IND /
De ~noroiIfe alnitforhoIb os DC 9eitrps
belier, Rorbeus 8lnItuere bar abort iii
SmgipeIierues p9 9incts SorTfisuueIie.
Set piIbc fore for Iargt al 9ioc en- mr.
trrlia Sperliat ouer &oeeuS Suoholb.
SertiI or ben for pmipGnbeubc % IIobs
len her for liben. Nrpnes fan boa, at
hpert Gfiuit inoebcloer Ell ubfsrIio Ses
~ItripeIie al auniteu3 llopifIin9 i De re-
Ipeftioe 2aube.
Gen tienbtc antcrifduife auuitfrititer
ebrtlttait Srintou bar Ifrcpet Snoleonins
gen, Der oIcnc er ct beiit prrbiiuIot Siz
Drag | Sorm az en- tritiit Nualnie al De
uorIte, Ioenite % banife aunititrsmnir,s
ger. Acknowledgements Hirefter / aris
'ttanid, Sens Sbiis, bar Ieoeret Sieraaet
ON nor't allnlt. Den tieuNte ipeuite gutos
rttet paa &riuitcnS Cntrdaoc, Carl O..
Sanrir, bar bibraaet bet ioenitc Ifiuit
% SanIf Sltnits % Subuitrimuieums
Strettcr, Grit Sarpoer, bct bdufte. Sen
norItc S~oerirteIic er b~eisrgct ocb Irof.
St9itro @crrbdro Sustpeot peo Gdlifurs
mia llnioeriitct, ben Sanite peb Orr. Sres
oeric Scbeuct peb Suroorb lluiperiitet.
Der afgit oeb @sben igr 9oacu bIep
tGrSig. og ben ipeuife oeo Srof. GbuIpb
Slirnett @euiou uso .gale lluiocriitet.
So9ens &ebattsr or Iiis Sanna altrup
2arien:
Set er ~beteencrbe for Sti1ineeu BET
%noroiife 8pItceIemeut iuhtu9cr Der /
Sanoet, at en- 300 TOM Senue tuIbe fsrit
uetomme pdd gugeIf. Saaoiot pibes
bar inaen al DC andre inhpanorcSe Sole
grltpper en- Iiauerbe Sritituticn ipm
NnIericansS c%anSiuauiau Foundation. %
ot buroe orre tatremmeliee for bet Grs
beibe iom berigiennem uoferes / set
title til @cIpSnira al bort SGttcfoIts
8uItitr. Sermeo ARE Ga benne ubrcrs
fepc BOG aubcfoIet pon set bebife.
8. Sunbbp .Sunicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

Scandinavian Art. Carl Laurin, Emil
Hanover, Jens This, with an intro
duction by Christian Brinton, New
York. The American candinavian
Foundation, 1922.
Sor fsrite Gang pad ro9et Sproa
foreli8eer Der paa gnseIF en- s~rlubi9 %
omfatteuoe Soeriiet ODER Sc ire uorbiIte
Sanoes &ruit. Seq arreuSer fortriu8s
bis Srbet noroiff f%rerfor itanrinapif
paa 8ruub al ben Sorpirriuq set iioits
rrprte Orb bar fsrt TIL life bare i be
6orerebe Stater, men ceiau / gneIunb,
Sraufriee og andre 2anoe anquaenbe
Soentiteten af Gor9es, Soeriges %
Sarmurts Solf. Sroos beres fpIes Sps
rinbeIie, etniife SIcgtIfab og nebarpeoe
Gigbeoer er bisie ire Rationer uIligepeI
life ct Solf. Seres GienbpmmcIigbeber
og S9rprrg er for ioienfaIoeuSc til, at
bet bill mite at anberhe Srbct %ifuuoinas
piif. iom ct Slags 6ernis bpormeo at
at ifiuIe llliQbeberne. Sesubcn
bar norbiif | ben icncre Sib facet eli
operoroentli9 lifIig slang for Tmeritos
9reu, omerbfient BET t~iIiparcnbc
Orb Norbic fuuife eier en- mere
.omfattcube Sciirition.
Ut biSie llli9bebcr uilbe bile ia fcrit
% frcmit paa ct NouOenS Smraaoe iom
Nunit bar bentelig, men at DC ifllISc
fad fremtrGocuoe tiIibne, ipm De
1i6r | oennc Sog, bar ies life fcrberebt
cod. goger bIir al ben @uinS beito
intcresIart, boaoe fra set rent
'lnitneriife Spn5puuIt betrastet, forSi
>cr aipes Den bebitc NnlconiuQ iii at
tile SanmenliguinQcr, % fra 2rqmunz
'enS Sbrspintcl boorfra Sun1ten betrdqz
cs, tanIfe ninore t@ritiit, men mere iunt
t Seb / llopitIiuQeu At SIeetens Gunos-
ID og auItur. 8 @oGens ire itorc Tfz
nit, bboraf ct er piit SperiaeS Stunt, CT
oarntarts og ct NorGeS. / benne @rtfc=
el9e, faar nan ct leueuoe Snbtrpt al Dc
re Nationcrs aunits % &ulhirfremquno
eft fra SIbtibeu al reb iaiennem 81
til Dor eeen Sio5alber. Sen qiens
peb 8enberucs SrrifiRrerar6eioe,
lisbbouinestlinit, Smntfcornomcntit,
tricartitettur. StiIptur % IaIerhluit.
er riet iIuitrcrct meS 8ieugipcIs
r al n 8rttc at &c uorbiife aunitneres
@ertcr, FAINT @i0eber nf airter.
lot. Saarr. itcrrc oiieutIiae 9naninser,
;tulpturarbeioer og me9et anbet, ser
2ps ooer bpno Der iGrIig prrocr
aInit. Scrtbcbarblinqen CT iugz
q, men bog forfattct / en- iaa popuIrr
orm, at enboer, euttu iaa man cr 2rg
Ter 2Rro, biz finoc Soaens go Sioer
'Guoerbe iuteresiout 90 beIGrenSe fra
egpnbelie til groc.
@oecu uSeisr sic @inb / S~untaticns
erie AT Rouografcr, Der Tom beticubt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

DC font ino talrige peb iioite 8rniibents
bala. 9og bar III c8ioa benne Gauo
@runo til at bore trb oper, at ppr
"Stote Sicfet" gift rcpublitauif, meb
l~InbtaaeIie af II. q. equator. Set bic
fer iig MI meo fort pau boibt, at 9r.
Senrit Sbipitenb er WinneIotnS rne
Senator pg ieirebe meO Ell aliinrenbe
Yaajoritet af oper 10000. gt baaber
nh at benne nprife Nouo pil aiere lit
alerbebite / bette pigti9c Gmbebc ioopcI
for Sarmeren Tom for belle Stateus @ess
tomnteuoe. It er og'ou trp ooer. of
Dor sooe @upernsr 5. q. 8. &reus blep
eienbulst.
Seq mo bemerfe, al hi 6abbe oaiaa
geIs9 Der | gpen for @alget at baaoe
Senator 9eapss os WRrS. Snra s. OLE
fen. iom besee talte goSt for Jig ps Iuucs
&c aoot. Senator aelo9S oanot / Roct
County. Irs. Sleien tom iub ion Hr.
8 Der / Gpuntpet. Sru CAB os Der /
Spen Ell Sale, iom parcoc puer 70 LAM
&c Elmer. Siin er en- begooet Game,
% bun bandit mango Soils Sifalb, men
huab iom Nabeoe benbc melt bar, at
bln bunpeSe aft for bourot neo paa Set
reprbIitauiie Yarti. "a MI er alt oper
benue9nug. SIN bdr hi Igicn at erfare,
buap Sremtioen bGrer tit Stieb, %
boao Sc nppalgte brer iii. @olitiife Cir
gumeuter bill mi inort glemmcs bort,
iGrlig for De uGite To Iur. Serimob,
hnor on mteoer upaer a. "9ecoruhs8us
iteu"S 9R'ere nufortibcu, piI Oct oItio
bIine en- libIis Samtale ON SlaoetS rig
boIbtse % interesiaute 3uobolo, og iGrs
Zig benne ppperlige 9ooc Sortruing /
"@eo grnen" fra GaIbrc5 al .. q. SOS.
Gen CT ipGuoenoe, og ale, iom boIocr
"Toiten", rpicr Den bstIigcu, cutcu sc or
SaIhreier eIer ei. NutlrIigpis er ben
aacrreit ~tirrfomrcr % imnaer alers
tcoit for oS Inlorcier, lom cr fsbte 90
opporne Ser / gpgben, boor bisIe bcoos
pcoe %llugbomner pdutct / lin SID, ucntz
Zig ariittre % Saralb. %eo life ON
ret mango ifuIbe enife al barre / SIrot
til Storepieen. Ien moueeu en- f,lnbc
bel snife, at DC bar 'ou imart, ion,
han bar / ale Itaaper. Dan eiprSe CT
8obt alp % fir sob Spr;icucitc hos otsie
SoIbisrs Soltere for al QicuftuSe ariitis
ne, iom DC troebe bar bierataaen cher
paa anbeu Iaaoe belt ~foripun0eu; men
Stcrcpigen par paa Sorboanb betienot
mcb, at Sriitine befanht ija / bcoitc bell
9aaeube | 2ensmanbsguarSeu, oa ga
ban iau let fit fsrt SoIbiors 5oItene bag
2piet, fiji ban Den fore &cIenuiua paa
Ell nreget letpinbt RaaNc.
Seq tnlte reo en- oarmeI IaIores
forIebeu Sag. Sau a ioa irtercsicrct
| beuue Sorteniue, at ban life piIbc mis
tie Den for noecn Sris. ingNc ban. Min
bebite SiIien iii SIaoctS %criouaIe %
bets talrise 2GiefrebS.
6. Y. Reutmc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

Sfemmer / SAT- Gouutp. Sc IutberS,e
aolnoetorenin9er bar bapt line oorIio,
9etlal9, o9 De lit inb monoe 8o(ere.
men 1e9 aa a Setta tit life pero men,
"a De ttte ltuloe iGlse Safe. Seo tror,
u M retie til 9ecora6 tl Soit. @Iegs
ne o9 prSoe at faa GnIGttcIie / Renios
beoen Der.
Seq ibncs bet er rart hi life Ter no.
get | "SecorabsFpiten" fra noaen al
Mtrn8erltSln9et. Spis lea forItoo Dor
So8altrtDer ret, iaa bar Fan frrSioitres
oet en- "Rtn9critsboe" No 8; men aoaet
man8ler &ense til at faa Den trntt oo
t~nobunbet. ;"
Set maa bGre iaart for 8. G. Spbns
lon' lont bar ofret Jig iaa mcact for bort
Sa8' at bet ItaI bore iaalebcs. Sea boas
Ger at Rin9eritsIagetS @eoIemmsr be-
taller line NebIemspenae oq noole a
Ne for ct Nar til, ian Sosen ian tomne
I'D mart.
sc bcoite Ssaer ieg bar left iiSeu ieo
TOM I'll Gnerita, er 1trepct al 8. q.
So5n'on 8. q. 6oiS os SObu Sic seIes
marfeu.
Toitor @ee ifaI cftcr Iptaar fInttc iii
GlarfieIN, ginn.
@enIia @iIien til "GecorabsgpIteu
% ale Soloerc.
Martin Sicrfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
IRA 9upernc, Tucf Co., @linn.

So, MI er beu parme 9obe Strio
oper igien osiaa for benue Sang, nent@
lia @aIget. @ubos Der / Sltrerne par
set life iaa lioet 9cnGgelie. Sor Count
tn gmbeper blep bore sanIc paaItoelisc
Irnb 9ieupaIgt meo itcr WSaiorttet,
troos &c ale babe Io~btauribater, iont
arbeibebc ibrrbigt for ct gmbebe, 'oin
Sc life III beuneenng. Sobn y. SaliS'
Iom / en- 8Gtte Nor bar oGret Gountps
f~asierer bIcp i9ien paI9t, og Def bar tn1
zen Tom popet at foulmc op Iom bans
Npbfanoibat. Settle er ct 9oot &colS
paa, at Soln er gmbcbet rGroi8. Wis
Bertha Tbants for Tegiiter Of SEEDS
Ieirebe opcr lin IoNtanOioat meb 81
Stemmer. GIcrt Of Courts, 8. e. SER
ouior, bIep o~ienpnIgt meb Ell Waiorttet
al "A Stcnrmer. Olaf Sfpber8 for
Gpuutn Nuoitor %oieupaletes meb 1861
ct. Srout 8isgius for Sheriff ieireoc
mco 1913 Ct. Ger uo til, at &crgreSs
palscne o9iaa reiulterebe nogenlunoe
6eloi9t, troos Semofraterne forIe9er at
Iparte tiIba9e isieu fra &on8reSien
(Suiet) iaa mango &cpublitauere, TOM
Be formaar. Oct er life arbet at peute;