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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
KRAMER TO RETIRE
FROM BIKE RACING
Champion Professional Has Been
Pushing the Pedals for
27 Years

Newark, ~ j.. July 25.-Frank l..
Kramer, champion professional bicy.
Gle rider of America yeste.day an.
nounced his retirement after q
years racing. Kramer, now Al, re.
CARDS the racing game as too strenu.
Gus for one Of his age and fears con.
tinuance would impair his heath.
Kramer has done most of his rae.
ing in America but has competed in
France Germany, Belgium, England,
Holland, Italy and Denmark. He
won the American title annually from
1901 to 1916, inclusive and in 1918
and 1921. He also won the worlds
championship in 1912, the only year
he competed for that title. Kramer
also won the amateur championship
two of the four seasons he rode as a
"Simon-pure,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
"Hopeless."

She can do about as she pleases,
this little mite Of six summers While
her Aunt Ellen heartily dlsapproves Of
such "goings on" and never fails to
give some well-meant advice, even
she cannot always suppress q smile.
The assertlve young person was play
ing her mothers expensive vlctrola
and as the golden notes of Nine.
GalllACurcis voice poured forth In
her famous "Dlnorah' record, re-
marked: Say, Aunt Ellen, how can
she sing like thatf" Aunt Ellen
thought this fitting occasion on
which to appeal to the chlds better
nature and told her that God had be-
slowed this great gift upon the singer
at birth, under the tutelage of ia
nous masters, II had been brought to
Its present power Expecting some
sweet childish response, she was COM
pletely taken off her guard at hear
ing her young relative reJoln: Gee
God gave me some dizzy voicel"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
JOHNNY WILSON RElNsTATED
Middleweight Champion Was sus.
pended in January.

Boston, July 25.-Johnny Wilson,
middleweight champion, and Marty
killilea, his manager, yesterday were
rohstated by the Massachusetts box
ing commissions Wilson and his
manager were suspended In Massa.
chusetts January following. the ac.
iion of the New York boxing commits.
sion in suspending the two when vii
son refused to meet Harry Greb of
Pittsburg in New York, after Kiililea
lad signed contract for the bout.
At the hearing before the Massa-
chusetts boxing commission Killilea
presented the champions side Of the
case, maintaining that the contract
to meet Greb was illegal because It
was signed under duress and violated
the rules of the New York commits.
sion in certain phrases concerning
the posting Of guarantee.
AS soon as the decision of the com
mission was announced Wilson is.
sued challenge to Greb for a bout
in this state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
HOWITZER COMPANY
HAS NEW UNIFORMS
Equipment Ordered In March Has Ar.
riveE-Boys Will Parade
This Evening.

The Bennington Howitzer company,
the recently organized addition to
the Vermont National Guard, has re-
eeived the uniforms for which II has
been waiting during many weeks and
boys will make their first public ap-
pearance this evening.
The company was accepted by the
federal government in March and
the order for equipment was sent to
washington at once. Since late in
the spring the boys have been drilling
III citizens clothing and have been
waiting patiently for their equipment.
On the morning Of August 5 the
company will leave for Fort Ethan
Allen for the annual encampment OF
the state troops which will continue
tor Is days. In order that the boys
may lave some practical experience
fo. the muster they win leave here
neyt Saturday afternoon for Wood
ford a.4 80 into camp for the night.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
Unusual.

A baby weighing only two pounds
and one ounce was born In q New York
hospital. 1t is described as the small
est perfectly formed normal baby on
record. This baby's diminutive size
is due to some popularity of its pitu-
itary gland, a peasized lump of tissue
at the base of the brain. That is
knowledge that has been discovered
within the last few years. Gradu-
ally we are learning about that
most intricate of all machines the hu-
man body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
JAIL FOR FAKE MEDIUMS
Magistrate Declares War on seance
Frauds.

New York, July 25.-Sincere spir-
itulalists should be respected but fake
mediums who don white veils and
their husbands who announce the
names Of departed spirits through a
trumpet, get a 500 fine apiece or
thirty days in the workhouse,
This was the decision reached yes
terday by Magistrate Simpson In
Tombs court after listening to an ac-
count of a seance which Mr.. and Mrs.
William b. Thompson were alleged to
have conducted recently. Thompson
claimed to have been acting as minis
ter to the First Sp!ritualist church.
The seance was conducted in rooms
alleged to have been rented to the
church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
HOOVER s COAL I.
CONTROL PLAN To
BEGIN At ONCE
Forty-Eight Hours Limit Set by
Secretary
is SEEKING COOPERATION
If Assistance Is Withheld Gov
ernment Will Act on Own
Initiative n
is SEEKING COOPERATION

Washington, July 25.-The govern.
ment's emergency coal control pro.
gram will begin to function within 48
hours. Secretary Hoover In making
this announcement said the ratifica-
tion OF the emergency plan for the
distribution and restriction OF unfair
prices was expected within that time
but II cooperation was withheld in
any district, the government would
proceed to appoint the necessary To-
cal committees
He declared that the government
had exhausted every means toward
the settlement OF the strike and that
the matter now to be taken care OF
was the distribution OF the coal as
produced.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
CULBERSON HAS
APPARENTLY LOST
RE NOMINATION
Texas Senator Running 16 i
Votes Behind
MAYFIELD NOW LEADING
Candidate in Front Credited with
Having Support of Ku
Klux Klan
MAYFIELD NOW LEADING

Dallas, Texas, July Ex-senator
Charles A. Culberson is being led by
more than sixteen thousand votes on
the face OF the latest returns of Sat.
urday's democratic primary.
Former Governor James r. Ferguson
seemed assured of being run off Au-
gust 26 with Early Mayfeld who now
holds first place in the senatorial
contest by $4,000 votes.
Mayfeld was generally regarded as
having the support OF the Ku Klux
Klan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25

DANCER ARRESTED,
TO "APPEAR" IN COURT

New York, July 25.--Clara
Young, a dancer living In the
Richmond Hotel, Manhattan, was
arrested yesterday before Magls-
trate Liota In Flatbush court
charged with giving an immora
dance In the Parkway Palace, 81
Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn. &. G..
Rich, proprietor OF the place, also
appeared Policeman Frank G.
Lennon said Miss Youngs lack
OF attire shocked him. The dane
er offered to present her dance
In court.
Magistrate Liota thought pho
tographs would do, but Miss
Young insisted they would not.
so the Magistrate set August
as the date for the exhibition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
nlee sainta.n

In many parts Of continental Europe
the idea has prevailed since the Middle
ages that the days dedicated to IS.
Mamertus, Pancras and Servatius--
May IL, II and 13-or, according to
another version, to SIS. Pancras, Ser
vatius and Bonlfaee-May u, 13 and
14-generally bring destructive frosts.
On account OF this belief, which has
been the subject of much scientific dis
cussion, both the saints In question
and their days In the calendar were
popularity known as the "lce saints"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
Al BARRELS OF BOOZE
ON SALE; NO BIDDERS

New York, July 25-Whisky
and gin-41 barrels of it--put on
the auction block IN Brooklyn,
failed to find a single bidder at a
sale at noon yesterday by United
States Marshal Moore.
The sale was kept going from
non until l o'clock and then again
until 2---but still no would be
buyer appeared. Mr.. Moore said
he would apply for permit to
destroy the iquor. Hospitals
had been expected to bid for the
liquor, but apparently all are
well stocked.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
CARS BEGIN RUNS
OUT Of BUFF FAL0 To
NIAGARA FALLS
nav Company Operating It's
State L1.a.pa Lines
ALL VIOLENCE HAS ENDED
State Troopers Sent to Hornell
Where Disturbances Have
Taken Place

Buffalo, July 25-The international
railway company, whose carmen have
been on strike since July /, today
sent out its first interurban cars
since the strike began. Two cars
ran over the line from here to Mia
CARA Falls.
Violence has practically ceased.
The detachment OF the state consta.
bulary left here today for Hornell
where one man was killed and anoth-
err wounded Saturday in the railroad
yards. The detail was sent in re.
sponse to an appeal from Mayor Rob
bins to Governor Miller.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
BULGARIA TOLD
. TIME HAS COME To
SETTLE CLAIMS
Allies Have Sent Demand for
Immediate Payment
S7,72O,OOO IS REPORTED DUE
Large Sum Claimed under Terms
of Treaty Signed at
Versailles
S7,72O,OOO is REPORTED DUE

Sofa, July 20. BY the Associated
Press)-The allied reparations com.
has ordered Bulgaria to pay
to the allies four billions
leyes (normally seven million, seven
hundred twenty thousand dollars)
due to allies under the terms OF the
peace treaty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
NORTH BENNINGTON

The Radcliffe Chautauqua, will
come to North Bennington Au-
gust II, II and il and arrangements
are already in progress. There will
be meeting of the guarantors at
Bank hall Wednesday evening at 8
O'clock
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
Cuckoo Lays Eggs Of Any Size.

For ingenious villalny, the cuckoo
holds the prize among birds. 1t lays
eggs In the nests Of other birds; then,
as soon as the young cuckoos hatch,
1t lifts the other nestllngs on its back
and throws them from the nest or robs
them Of the food brought back by their
parents. The cuckoo seems to have
the ability to lay eggs Of the same size
as those already in the nest, whether
they are large or small.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
PEST OF FLYING ANTS
swarms Of Insects as Large as Bees
Visit Coxsacks, N. Y.

Cbxsackie, July 24.-Flying ants,
as large as wasps, have made their ap-
pearance here in countless numbers
virtually covering walks, trees and
sides of buildings In some parts OF
the village.
Bright sunshine after rain seems to
bring out the ants in swarms. When
ever the ants appear, hundreds OF
BIRDS follow and feed on them,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
STREET CAR LINES CHEAP
Property Valued Once at$t $4,000 Is
Junk at $4,000

New York, July 25.--Michael Sch'a-
vone, Jersey City junk dealer,
bought out the New York and Nassau
Traction company yesterday for $4,000
The equipment which included power
house sub-station, thirty eight miles
of track, three bridges, eighteen pas
senger cars and four service cars was
valued in 1910 at $1,65O,O00.
The property was sold by the re-
ceiver under court order, and is SUBJ
ject to the approval of the court.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
BAND CONCERT
Entertainment by Odd Fellows Band
at North Bennington.

The Odd Fellows Band will render
concert at North Bennington this
evening. The program:
March-l6th Regiment Band
Rosanknan
Decentralization Triumph
Miller
Fox-trot-Pm Nobody's Baby Davis
Waltz-Flowers of Wildwood Skagge
Fox-trot-Lileh SIENNA
Decentralization Federation
Jw Skagge
Serenade-For You Alone Rockwell
March-Forwar Onto Victory
Myers
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
ROUND WORLD AVIATOR
HAS CRASH IN ASIA
Major Blake Escapes Injury, But Air
paine Is Damaged In Fall
in BeIuchistan

London, July 25 (By the Associated
Press)-The airplane in which Major
Blake, British aviator, who is at
tempting a round world flight,
crashed to the ground at Sibi, British
Beluchistan, Saturday says an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Kar
aChiva.
The aviator was not injured but
the under carriage of the plane VISA
smashed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
Star Spangled Banner
BAN FOR CORN BoRER
Quarantine Against Green Corn From
State of New York

An inspector is in Bennington today
to warn local produce dealers that
there is a quarantine against the i'm
portation of green corn from the state
of New York where the European
corn borer, one of the most destruc-
tive pests known to the department of
agriculture has been at work,
Green corn grown on Vermont farms
and in nearby gardens will be in the
market in a fe wdays and there is no
good and sufficient reason why the
farmers In this locality should be sub
jected to the danger that might arise
from imported corn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
Fan Can Servo Two purnoass.

Fah Can SsFVe Wo PURPOSES.
The big. wheel-shaped fan placed at
the top Of the air shaft OF coal mine
for ventilating the mine ls sometimes
designed for blowing air into the mine,
and sometimes for drawing 1t ont
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
MRS. MUM LOSES BRACELET
Daughter Of John Wanamaker Rob-
bed In Paris.

Paris, July 25. (By the Associated
Press Mrs. Gurnes Mum, daughter
of John Wanamaker Of Philadelphia,
has been robbed of bracelet worth
quarter million francs, according to
an announcement by lie Journal to-
day. ..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburg 3, New York 2 first
game)
New York II, Pittsburg (second
game). LA1
Other games not scheduled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cleveland 5, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 4, Washington 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Wednesday with
moderate temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06
Wl$on tager
ra$kbe$IutnittQ
i sin krise.
Vremier tiger hans Mape blep 100
lcnt futitDrret, at ban frpgtebe
belt aluorlige &einltatet. - Eriier
Sanlae for at baue sienuprettet
hans Selbrco.

Seq bsrte ofte bporleoes DtPno
roite Sanlac, og frpgtenoe at mine
Snber, ON labet uforitprrebc, pilbe
blipe belt alporlige, forisgte ieg bette
Wiboel," iagoe Sranf 6. 0ilion,
1924 Hormal 9oltleparo, Chicago,
81, cit 9remier peo Tocf Sslano
9ancn.
Seq bar crtonu life iaa ing, of ieg
life flInbe forblipe / 9(rbeioet, men
min Ippetit ipigteoe mig, icg leo az
iitr Mapc, Gas % Snoigestion eler
IIct 5orbsielie, % leg islte, at leg ito.
Dig blcp ipagere % ipagere. Seq finn.
&c fnapt NOT lobe Oct babe al Hatten
os leo oftc al Ell nerpes Sopeopine.
Gen fsritc SLATE al Sanlac bialp
mig iaa meget, at icG ifaffeoe mig
nof Ell, % MI har ieg II Nppetit ionn
leg fan bore itolt al, ioper gobt %
fiber life al nogen Rerpoiitct. Seq
hapbc ira ferit al mine Spil, wlelt icg
labcr nit DC gobc Npbeoer ON Sanlac
9aa pioere ltooper."
Sanlac iGlgcs al ale gobc Ipotbc.
ferc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06
NtIScn til W~atipnernc.

8ennla. glabet "Succesio" bar Ito
ienbt ct Nitmer, bpori Der er Ell li6er
Silien til bier al De / 8erlld repro.
ientereoe Hationcr paa oeres egei
Sprog.
On Rorbmpnoenc, ser faloes "be
ipmpatiife ReprGientanter for Stocf,
%iiifen", beber oct bl. a.:
"0aar hi bsrer Napuet Norge, 90
ariber ri itrar til 2ommen, tbi benne
Families Weolemmcr bar iGrlie
2pelie / at ubrllge Yenae al Stalier
i Sorm af operoreune Sragter, Spcr'
liaaeoagspcnae % operbrcpen geta'
ling for raabocn Silt % iur Silo."
Sm Sinnerne bebcr oct, of DC mao
boIbes mber irrlig Spiiat, Ga ser er
itor Sare for, at DC ellcrS iaa pratt,
lie % penli9e finife G~ele9erebc ifal
lao iig altfor fraftig los / oct life
tsrlaate llblano.
@elfomitbilienen til Tarmarf In.
Der iaaleocs:
Ianife Spenbe pelfomne prr,
pis MI, at / Spenbe or Gtba),
ri bpoer Ger DAB % Sriffc
% parme Bigger, De irpier life.
Tipe la Sanimarca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06
Sra Solor 90 Peoemarf.
Ml'fcns gpsbenpt fra ben ipnbre Tel al
Se6cntarfs 5plfc.

Sdaler bill mn faa lin gpooehiitorie
beo 1rofesipr 9liasc oe Ole IsIatrub.
Sruiterubfois Sunbelslaa bdpoc iioitc
Nar en- Smirtning af 100000 ar. mco
10000 / Nettofortieueitc. 8unuur go
hanneien bar itartct 8rdpberaitoaens
Sanohanbel, % liae'na bar Irnc Nrncien
begpnbt Sanbelsforretnins. 9rrer Ole
9rumpen beoe MI npIie, SO Idr qan,meI.
San bar Ell meget bnati9 % meeet Of
holSt Wano, babe alerebc bcflrot Sc
fleite Sillihsbuerp, bl. a. Ell Sio Sormano
/ @aaIer SfpIeitprc.
InSnes. Selad Idsnes pIanlras
ger ifsIse Splpsnius af Srbfsrcren. Ser
Iasnes, en- itsrre a%oloniiatipn mco till
iantmen 5000 0fual Hbbnrfrina. Set
er M bciIilttct, at Den npe 9ro oper ssIiia
Ital opfsres oeb Stbcrefois. life iom for
paatrntt peb Ssniterlbfpern. Serreoss
ithret bar MI bcIllittet @eidnlraact Gitre
Observation-Disclosures. ltbrnaaer 6. q.
Berg, SIiia, % Ilioun llonrictb CT bsbc.
grnnbnaI. Sfolcfasicn cr opgiort
meb ar. 10000 / l1beift. grIina 2spz
bsibeu bar beebnbt 2anSbanbcl pda
Sranooal Sinifos.
Sof. Cline Spbnien CT bsb, 95 aar
gdrunrcl.
8rue. Ru bar S~piioberne pad @rue
SinIfos retit Spsrssmaalet ON at itiue
no Sinifosen fra 9riic os banne csen
aomnunc, % Der er nebiat en- Sorite til
at arbeibe uteb Saseu.
Sor en- Sib iioen Git en- eIbrc @anb.
Iartin Sanielien, iie bib paa Ieieu
meIem grue oe granbpal Sinitos. San
bIep Iigsenbe ube | balpanoet Ssgn, fsr
man fanbt bant, % hsoe efter noeIe Gas
ses Sorlsb. Carer q. CIR. Slime. Icm
en- Sio bar 9Grer / 8riie, er Dob / gnscrs
baIen, 81 gar 9amrnel.
Ginger. Sorbitpret foreiI1dr Sps
r~cttcIie al SerrcosaaronpmitiGina / Sors
binocIie meb Observation-Disclosures peb
Stdnsaaarben 2arbbrlesifole. 2sn 5000
ar. itiscnbc til $500.
gibifoeen. MtieieIifabet 8eiierss
| fois grlg peb Rasnor blen forIeoen ioIgt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06
Sra Qrne 90 Omeen.

vi bar bait en- folb @inter 90 0aar,
ben Toilette a flere Nar, men iaa iaar
bt bel I'll 8jeusirlb en- barn, % sob
CONNER, for bet bar hi 'apnet / Be iioitc
Var, "a ben for bet meite bar prrei
resnfulo og iur.
Siben iibit ies ifrcp bar Der ~ioreeaaei
1ogen intaa bperbassliee Sins.
s lllbparcfabriten FAR pGret Sunttics
nrrltifte. Sisponent aoblicf cr rciit ill
bdge til Spiflanb, buor ban bar fisbt fig
Ell tor 6erregaarb. s hans Steb er ans
fat en- SpIfer peb Iapn Gheibsn.
Omar Sunicn, Tom / flere Nar hai
orret 2agerebef, flpttet til Vcrscn 70,
en- Sib iibcn; ban err upIis bso. Sen npt
0asercbcf er fra Berger / Sarlsbcrs oe
bebcr aicictb.
: gomilbsfdbrifcn or ariat en- get.
terion ira 9oraas, Sperise; ban ia
bare Sabrifbeitprer 5ertsoss Isiiitcnt.
Sllf Scr'en bar Iutiet TOM Eager
chef, bans Gfterrnnp cr Stsrf Slime fro
@ois. aontoriit Sanicns @ftermanb c,
&a9npalb Slime fra gois.
Soitaabner Heigitab er paa 8rlinb a
Mberssrrnieu %iIuttet; hans nneite Ssr
6aafon CT blet bans Gfternaub.
Sor ire Iar iioen pprettet ct Itticiels
ifab en- nh ganf, Der tit Napnet "@ru'
1ripatbanf". s Stpret er aisbmani
aas9aarb, sanblrae Iassadrb 90 Gibbs.
reber Inberien. Som 9anfcbef or Sir'
ger IrpbaI; aasierer, Seriiant Gifelanc
% 9ogbpIber, Srf. Iitrib @arnGs.
StatenS Susiubuitriifole paa Teittmut
ocn bar habit to Surfer alerebe; Oct fer.
itc babe IS BET orhet 80 gleper. Con
9eitprer er auiat Spar gaseadro mel
en- Isiitent. Son 2erere er auiat fsl
eenhe: MetaIfoset Sohan Slime frt
@oIs. Snebfcrfaset Olaf Battle o9 ion
8artner 9jarne 8usbcre. Sm apcIncu
er Der llnberholbnine at forjficai9 Slags
Sprcoras, "Iupies" % SoIfepiichans.
Nu er Der inblaat e~leftriIf araft ii
aoenine % Spparntira uper belle Steeet
Ser er peiaa inbla9t e~leftriif Chs / sir
terne. Tom MI benpttes pftc til Iften
su%ostieneiter.
Slere npc Suic or unber @panire MI
IaIer Sperien % Sfoma9er Sobanne'
~. Seielnnb bnseer bier lit peb Sroals
baffcn. Sfrrhber Inhrcns Sileberaet
os @aser Sater bigger bper lit / Sia
marfen. 9rbnicl Glen Bigger NIT Sut
paa @aarben fin / Glen. aarl @ifn
bpgacr Jig MT gus oppe peo 8aupaas
panoet.
Sisie or 9ifte: Mtartba u. SmdalanI
mcb Gagnoalb 8asmlsIcn. Si9ne q
apamme meo IIfreo u. Changer. ari
itina @ebaa mcb OLAF 8. Sanien. So
borne 8rubpif mcb en- fra 8icritao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06
Sri YrpOc YIapdo.
SpenTernes 9riffercgning

Ger foreliggcr MI Ell bel Gel Sal
ira alfobolialgct / Sperige TOR 1920.
Ger blcp fonilimeret 37.S Mtiainner
9itcr Sprit / oct Mar moo IA /
1919; 1876 Wtiaioner 2iter / 1916
OF 44.5 Wtia. Sitter / 1913. Salget
al Bin ubgiorbe Al Wtiliolter Siter.
&Groien al 9rGnbcpiltet off / 1920
op / $50 Wiliorter &roner moo POS
0tiQ. / 1919.
Spitcmbolagets SnotGater bar
1925 WiQipncr aroner moo 200.4
/ 1919 oa llO9ifternc 260.9 gtiqio.
ncr / 1920 moo 1866 Wtillioner &rc.
ner oct foregaaenbe Ior. Nettoge.
~piniten bar altiaa 41.6 Wiaioner SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06

Rareit 8iucnrs nteb NiIs afeIano.
Ola Gifelauc mco Ell Sise fra Bergen.
Sisie er bsbc: Soban Saleltranb 90
Suitru. Simou Splinsen. Siri 8rurs
aas. Gnna Soneitab. Iartba Hsifcs
lano. Sfuma9er Sphanncs Snbrearne.
aouen til Inbcrs IicISbeim. aoneu til
Carer Spbncfoam. Sobannes paa Snils
gen (8ornTs). Sanicl 9linbbeim. Rons
9. SIinbbcim.
SaugIano.
anut aalsaaS (Ristanaen) bolber paa
at bpsee Zig fort NIT Sus; bet sanrIe cr
reject ncb.
@anffasierer Ser Sdnoen fro geracn
bar fisbt enbel al 9uitepuIhs Gienoom.
San bar bpaaet Ell tibet gcbpeliesblis %
tor 2dbebrenir9 % brrffct OF alt me-
bcnfor 8eieu lige til ~aalsaasuanbet.
Suenfor @cicn bar ban gipct CT Stnttc
iii SrcIsiesarmeen / Bergen. Sc bar
bbeset fort Gus paa set % inhrebct Oct
til Sommerfpluni for SIrmbarn. Ser
er TO alilb, fenrtt / bpert, font pao Scnnc
Waahe fan fontnre bort fra 9nIipets
Sagenber o9 Snutbs % itprtc iis / 9aubs
lipefs ceiIiac Itmpifrrc.
Smut paa aran,itslen bar iolgt 8aars
ben lin til en- Rauo fra Ncitiu. Sclr
CT ban flnttct til Saltalonb, hpor ban
forpnatcr @aarbcr, iom Cling &aueIanr
hapoe.
s l~lontarfen bar bore llofifmira lao
bier bar facet tiIncIt tit cset Stptte.
Sabre =Nrne.
Ssrbas 25be Narts nar ser @dIe pdo
Ieniahebsraah. Sslscu bIcp paIgt: Gut
torn 8dtnhaI (8arncs), Ole 5unaclano
Ions Sarec, Sobauncs Sficloal, elmo
Barn (Snbres Irnc), Iartin 2ilebcr,
gen, SercmiaS aalsaas, Sobanncs 5cis.
lamb, Bertha 8ssIauo (gtrcs Norne) oe
@uitao @anpans.
SGrer 8icnespif er Mi ~1lltttet TOM 99.
rer 90 airfeIaueer. Sdn ft 3oneens
Sortienitmcbalie / SeIp for lang % trt
Sicncitc. en- 9rrer Scnbcn fra Torb.
fioro CT aniat / hans SteS.
CT mt Snngfor cr itiftct, Sreanii
Si0elanb CT bets Snitruttsr. Sorficnis,
llnperbolnntnaer bar brrct dtbolot II
Snbtret for llneoomslptaIe.
Sans.
S~hunrStpeht bar fratraabt lin StiQin,
'om Srrcr % airfcianscr. @nsben bolh
itor Seit for batn ga ban lirttebc. Sdn.
@ftcrmnnb or Ell 2rrer Gifclanb.
Rartiu Iielbc, Seu til Stortinss
mani Rielpe, er M flpttet iii gItIannet
bpor ban bar fisbt iie cu @onro / Rrr
beben at Srammen. 3 De iihitc Iar ba,
ban forpa9tct @ois TreiteaaarS.
Hils Sntle, Der bIeu Gift iihite Com
mcr neb c n Ti9c fra Gritah, iprpastc'
@aarben S%lettebaffcn, Ser bpcr aarnl
&ensmdnhen boebe.
@iI iise til q. q. @iclSc, 9eItrami
Solt Co., Hinn.. at hi er moi life / CLEO
meh bperanbrc, men BET bar aaiacpc
firft at bsrc Der por nosen iom Iiftc a
hsre Npt fra ~5ieutbneben. Set bIir no
lite iaa fuIhfomn,cnt iirr fra IiclSalc,
oa ieg cr miuore fierbt ser.
9tresNrnc / gpriI 1922.