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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-01

In Washington, D. c.. Feb y, by Rev
Dr. Van Schaick, Rev. Dwight A. Ball
formerly of Bellows Falls, and Mrs
Katharine b. Haskell, both of kinston
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-01
Every Third Article Given Away FREE
In Our ChiIdren's Department

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IA years. Reduced to ..s.............. $3.50
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Girls Dresses of good quality Bingham, in plaids and
plain coors Sizes 2 to IA years ......... $1.75
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$500 for Goats and Get the Third One Free
Girls Bingham Dresses in stripes plads, checks and
J Pay $500 for Dresses nd Get the Free
Girls MILDLY Blouses of white jean cloth .: $1OOE
Pay $500 for Blouses and Get the Third One Free
Girls White Flannel Pettcoas to IL years. 49c
s Pay CSC FOR Peicoats and Get the Third One Free
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-01
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro. March /. daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Perley w Porter.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-01
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro (Memorial hospital)
Feb. 2S. Leon Arthur Ingram. >, son o
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ingram
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Poulson and
daughter, Miss Gloria Poulson or Phil
adelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Poulson of Springdale ave-
nue.. East orange. parents Of Mr.. Poui.
son. Miss Adelaide Poulson entertained
yesterday for her slster-in-law, assisted
by her sister. Miss Nancy Poulson. and
her house guest. Miss Ruth Sternback
of New York.
Mrs Gerda A. Nieman of 100 Chest
nut street. East Orange. has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Alice Gerda Nieman. to Mr.. Charles A.
r. Wardwell OF Philadelphia, son OF
Mr.. Charles Wardwell OF East Orange.
The Young women's Club of the
Oranges held dance Tuesday night at
the club house. 26 Clinton street south,
East Orange, for members and guests.
Miss Marion S. Smith. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar S. Smith of Grove
street north. East orange. Is home from
Smith College.
a sub-debs Dutch treat dinner was
given last night at the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club. South Orange.
Mrs. Charles W. Walker OF Parkway
north. East Orange, entertained the
Wednesday Luncheon Club at her home
last week.
Mr. Thomas Il. Farrell OF 1s4 Walnut
street north, East Orange will give an
informal dance New Years Eve for his
son, Thomas A. Farrell. student at
Notre Dame University. Miss Mary
Margaret Farrell, who is home from
Trinity College, Washington, Will re-
turn January T.
DR.. and Mrs. Bertram T. Foulkes OF
Cleveland street, Orange. Will give a
dance Wednesday evening for Miss
Leone Schmidt of Newark. n cousin.
who Is home for the holidays from
Beechwood School, Jenkintown. Pa
Miss Anita Walsh OF Mum avenue
south. East Orange, gave bridge at
her home on Tuesday for Mrs. Carl
schweinlor Of Walnut street north. that
city. Mrs. Schweinler was Miss Anna
Toomey. Miss Walsh. whose engage
ment TO Mr.. John Henderson OF South
Orange has been announced, viii be
guest OF honor at a tea given by the
Misses Dorothy and Gertrude Hender-
son at their home in Center street. South
Orange. on January g.
Miss Anna Lois Fitch Of park avenue,
East Orange, will entertain at O dance
on Thursday. for Miss Elizabeth Van
Iderstine. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Van Iderstne OF % Euclid ave-
nue.. Maplewood. who Is home from Penn
Hall for the holidays.
Mrs. II. d. Whitcomb. Jr., OF $50 Pros
pect street. East Orange. will entertain
at tea for her daughter. Miss Helen
Whitcomb. on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop I. Scarritt
and son Of Utica are visiting Mrs. w.
u, Scarritt. mother OF MFR. Scarritt, Of
Hillside place. South Orange.
The Montclair Junior League basket
ban team were guests Of the Junior
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Bennett, daughter OF Mr.. and Mra
George Henry Bennett Of i47 Willow
street. in honor OF Miss Elizabeth H.
Fish of 81 Joralemou street and her re-
ceiving party ThUrsday night.
The engagement Of Miss Florence
Eleanor Paulsou to Robert 8. Dornon
was announced by tho brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Paulson OF 1872
Herkimer street at luncheon and
bridge. Mr.. Dornon Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs, A. NJ. Dornon OF Des Moines.
Iowa. He is a graduate OF Drake Uni
versity and Columbia Law School and
served as lieutenant during the war.
Miss Paulson Is n Packer Institute girl
At recent tea Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tracy of 216 Eighth avenue announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Marie Bernardette Tracy. TO Henry Vim
cent Murphy, son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Murphy of Elmira, N. Y
Miss Tracy is a graduate OF the College
of New Rochelle Mr.. Murphy is q
graduate OF the School of Architecture.
Pratt Institute
Mrs NJ, Josephine Smart made her
first appearance as president of the
Society of Illinois Women in New York
at a meeting last week at the Hotel
Astor. Other Brooklyn women promi-
nently connected with the society are
Mrs. Elmer Pyle. Mrs Robert McLaren,
Mrs. Henry zimmerman. Mrs. Frank S.
Thule and Mrs. James Robert Smith.
The concert OF the Morning Choral OF
Brooklyn attracted a throng to the
Masonic Temple last Tuesday. Mrs.
George w. Berry, president, received the
guests, assisted by Mrs. Benjamin w
Colvin, Mrs. Theodore Whitman, Mrs
Thomas Il. Cisney and Mrs. Benjamin
Fowler. Herbert Stavely Sammond con-
Quoted the choral. The singing OF the
Knickerbocker Male Quartet was an en-
joyable feature Of the program. Christ
mas carols were sung.
At rea given by Mr. and Mrs G.
! W. Behrman at their home. 2OS Lefferts
place, the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothea Georgine Behrman.
/ to Harold Schmidt of 555 Bedford ave-
nue. was announced. Miss Behrman Is
an Adelphi girl. Mr.. Schmidt Is q
graduate of New York University.
The wedding or Miss Carolyn Mays
| Slice, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
! W. Slee, and Mr.. Edwin Lloyd Faris,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Faris,
will take place Tuesday. January 2.
| Tho ceremony will be performed at 1ev
Halsey street. home of the bride Miss
| Dorothy Nash will be Miss Slee's at
] leIuaNl. no pehL man VIII De arthur
/ T. Slee. The ushers will be George
| Elliott Morrison and Robert VOORHEES,
Banks.
The annual meeting OF the Long Is
land State Society. ID. r., will be held at
the Montauk Club on January TO- Off
/ GERS will be elected. The Army and
| Navy Committee OF the society will
/ meet at the home OF Mrs. A. Campbell
/ Weston, 27 South oxford street Deem
Der q to sew for the Red Cross.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Levy Of 1862
President street have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Rita Helen Levy, 10 Leonard Weiss.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Weiss OF
40 Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Colony in the Oranges Active at the Holidays

League OF tho Oranges at luncheon at
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club, South
Orange, on Tuesday.
Miss Martha Tarbell OF 50 Beech
street. East Orange, has gone 20 wash-
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Haines OF sc
Harrison street, East Orange, are spend
ing Christmas with Mrs. Haines's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs @. A. Phelps, at
Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton b. Metcalf OF
South Center street, Orange, have gone
10 their apartment at 275 Park avenue.
New York.
Mrs. Franklin w. Fort OF a. Grove
street south East Orange, Is entertain
ing Mrs. william c. Hum OF Racine.
Wis. who was Miss Grace Stocking OF
South Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Banta Hopper
OF Hillside place. South Orange. will en-
tertain at a family dinner party to-
morrow.
Miss Edith Baker. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Baker. OF Hartford
road, South Orange, is home from En-
ina Willard School. Troy, N. Y.
Percy Chubb. student at ST. Paurs
School, Is spending the holidays with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hendon Chubb.
Of Llewellyn Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Hand OF i34
Lincoln avenue, Orange. win spend
Christmas with relatives Of the former
I'm Plainheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Blanchard Of
Wyoming avenue, South Orange and
Mr.. and MrH. Benjamin Bacharach Of
Atlantic City. will sail FOR Europe on the
Homerfc on January 20.
Miss Margaret Barrett. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Barrett, OF
Gregory avenue. West Orange. will re-
turn from Oswego for Christmas.
Mrs M. II. Nagle and son, Gerald, OF
30 Arlington avenue north, East Orange,
and Mr.. Nagie's grandfather. Mr.. SAM
uel Nagie, OF Hohokus have gone 20
Palm Beach, where MIR. Nagle and Miss
Dorothea Nogle will Join them next
month.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

A s a reunion Of the Fourth OF
Il July house party given at the
= Essex County Country Club,
West Orange, a tea dance for the
younger set last night followed u
eeries OF luncheons for the visitors
from out of town. Hostesses included
Mrs. J. Y. G.. Walker, who entertained
friends of her son, Kenneth Walker.
home from st. Paul's School; Mrs.
Everett Colby. for her daughter Miss
Edith Colby, home from Foxcroft, w.; (;
Mrs. Herbert Barry. for her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Barry, home from a
Staten Island boarding school; Mrs
H. Stanley Haskins. for her son, La
throp HaslSins, home from Harvard;
Mrs. Philip Mckim Garrison, for her
daughter, Miss Katherine Garrison.
home from Smith College; Mrs.
George Merck. for her daughter. Miss
Magda Merck. home from Rosemary
Hall, Greenwich, Conn; Mrs. Percy
Ingalls,, for her daughter, Miss Con-
stance Ingalls,; Mrs. Albert c. Wall.
for Albert Wall. student at Princeton
and Mrs. Russell Colgate. for John X.
Colgate q Hill School student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Davis OF
Llewellyn Park gave a dance Friday
night at the Essex County Country Club
to introduce their daughter, Miss Lydia
Davis. They entertained at dinner at
their home in advance and other din
ners preceded the dance, including one
by Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ingalls, OF High
street. Orange, for their daughter. Miss
Constance ingalls,.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Goodrich OF
Llewellyn Park for n New Years eve
dance in the private theater az their
home.
A reception was given at the Wash
ington Society Club house, East Orange,
Monday night. under the auspices OF tho
woman's department for Miss Maude
Fealy, Miss Lillian Concord and Mr..
Milton Byron, who also presented an
informal program. The department gave
dance for the Junior Assembly
wednesday night. holiday dance will
be held Saturday night.
MIR. Sidney NJ. Colgate and family OF
491 South Center street, Orange, have
gone to Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair OF
South Orange avenue, South Orange,
will go to the Bahamas next month.
Mrs. Cecil o. Dunaway of Parkway
North East orange, will entertain the
Wednesday Evening Five Hundred Club
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Shaw OF Parkway
North East orange. will be the hostess
to the Saturday Evening Club this week.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and served overseas during the war.
The Rev. and Mrs Melville X. Bal
ley of Old Saybrook, Conn, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Margaret Hart Bailey,
to the Rev. Paul Humphrey Barbour,
rector of Grace Church. Hartford. Conn.
Miss Bailey is at st. Mary's Hall. at tho
American Church Mission In Shanghai,
China. where the marriage will take
place early in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam A. Stecker of Bay
Ridge, Brooklyn. at a party given at
their home yesterday, announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Flora Christine Stecker. to Mr.. Lester
Partridge Jones OF Brookline, Mass.
and New York Miss Stecker was con-
nected with the Y. NJ. c. A. Hudson
Super Hut. in Hoboken, during the war,
and has been a leading figure in the
activities of the Gilpin Guild of Hobo
ken. Mr.. Jones was a member OF the
class of 1916 of Harvard College and
served overseas with the United States
Army Transport Service. Some of those
present were Miss Delta Marie Hub
bell, Mrs. William Hoinkis, Mrs. Harry
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
soRoRITIEs PLAN PARTIES.

A dance and supper was given at the
Biltmore last night by the Alpha Epsl-
Ion Phi Sorority as part OF many social
events In connection with the yearly
convention now IN session Members
from eighteen chapters we're present
including those in this city OF New York
University, Adelphi and Hunter col
leRes Tomorrow an installation lunch
con will be held at the Biltmore.
The Tau Sigma Kappa Sorority will
give n dance at the Commodore Friday
evening. The committee IN charge in
cludes the Misses Amelia G.. Malone.
Murie 4. Cooley and Rosemary r.
Harding. Among the patronesses are
Mrs. Joseph Harding. Mrs. Thomas
Cooley, Mrs Thomas smith. Mrs. Cor
telyou william Winston, Mrs Edward
v. Kileen. Mrs. Laurence William Ma
lone and Mrs. JsmeJC. Wsldron.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
~ MRS. ttuiH c. LEIGHTON
Of GREENWICH CONN.
Photo. @ k> DAVIS 5. SANFORD

Indell, Mrs. George q. Pope. Miss
er, Mr.. Fred c. Stecker and Mrs. Dudley
v. Walker.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. William Wetstein of 125 East
Eighty-second street of the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Florence Wet
stein, to Mr.. James S. Winters of New
York. in their home on December IA.
by the Rev. DR.. Nathan Krass. Mrs.
Winters was a former student at
Teachers College, Columbia University.
The couple are going to spend their
honeymoon at Los Angeles. They will
live in New York.
Miss Ann Alice Anderson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Anderson
of Chicago, was quietly married or
Tuesday to Mr.. Paul Franklin of this
city. The ceremony took place in St
Agnes's Chapel. West Ninety-second
street, the vicar, the Rev. DR.. W. w
Bellinger, officiating, and owing to the
recent death of the bridegroom
mother only near friends were present
The bride served during the war WITH
the Salvation Army overseas. Mr.
Franklin is a descendant of the Benja'
min Franklin family of Pennsylvania
He was formerly director of Civilian
Relief for the American Red Cross
and is now n director OF tho Bowling
Green Neighborhood Association.
The marriage of Miss Hilda Kliger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Kligei
OF this CITY, TO Irving Berger of e12s
Broadway. will take place this after.
noon in the palm room Of the Hote
Belleclaire, the Rev. DR.. A. Tintnel
officiating. Following tho ceremony
there will be a dinner and reception
The honeymoon will include e visit oi
several weeks in Atlantic City. Wher
they return 10 New York they vii
stay at the Belleclaire until theil
apartment is ready for their occupancy
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

of his associates at the Copley- Plaza
last Monday night before leaving with
his family for Nashville. During the
war he served as a First Lieutenant in
the 144th Field Artillery, Sunshine Divi-
sion, in France. The honeymoon trip
of month will include motor tour
along the Florida East Coast. visit to
Havana and a motor trip through Cuba.
The young people will be at home to
their friends after February 90 at IA
Hammondswood road. Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gristede, of
University Heights, n. Y, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Geraldine Gristede, to
Mr.. Schuyler Fisher, son of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Fisher, also of University Heights. The
wedding will take place in the early
spring. Mr.. Fisher attended New York
University, class of 1914. He holds q
first lieutenancy in the Infantry Re
serve Corps and belongs to the Army
and Navy Club. st. Nicholas Society.
Society OF Colonial Wars and Sons of
the Revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome J. Hanauer Of
East Seventy-fourth street, announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Alice c. Hanauer, to Mr.. Lewis l..
Strauss. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S.
Strauss. of Richmond. Va. Miss Han
auer has been attending Vassar Col
lege. Mr.. Strauss served overseas with
Herbert Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis w. Shields OF IL
Hampton place, Brooklyn. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Katharine Shields, to Lieut. Robert
Walton Fleming. U. S. Navy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Walton Fleming of Vir-
ginia. Lieut.. Fleming is a graduate of
Annapolis class OF 1917. He took n
snecial couraa of aeronautica at the
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George Jamison Spartan
of Chicago. who were at the Hotel Belle
claire for a brief visit, left on Monda!
for Boston, where they will spend Christ
mas. They will return to this city for
New Years and later leave with party
of New York friends for Palm Beach
where they will spend several months
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mrs. William b. Kaufman OF $50
riverside Drive will spend the holidays
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel at Atlantic
City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles IL. Fecke
of the same address will also be at the
1,itz-Carlton Hotel at Atlantic City for
The holidays.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John Roach have closed
their country place at harrington
Il. l., and have taken an apartment tor
the winter at the Hotel Belleclaire.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

ona NJ the brilliant weddings OF the
eorlv new year will be that of Miss
Agnes Fitzsimons, daughter of Mrs
THOMAS p. Fitzsimons OF the Apthorp'
- DR.. Francis Finnerty. 1t will take
place on January 10 in the Church OF
Inc Blessed Sacrament and will be fol-
lowed by n large reception. Miss Fit2-
imons was one OF last years depu-
tantes. She was graduated from the
convent OF the Sacred Heart at Man
hattanville and spent the summer
abroad. DR.. Finnerty is associated with
Dr. Lewis Gregory Cole and Is senior
member OF the medical starr OF 81
NTary's Hospital. Orange, N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Whiteman
arrived here on Wednesday from their
nome in Buffalo to spend Christmas
and are staying at the Hotel Belleclaire
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mrs. Thomas A. Edison of Glenmont'
Llewellyn Park, West Orange. N. j.,
spent several days last week at the
Hotel Lorraine. Among others there
during the week were Mrs. Henry X.
NrcI.ane and Miss Alys McLane OF
Brookside, Millbrook. ". Y; Mrs Walter
). Fulton of Waterbury. Conn, and Mr..
ind Mrs. Franklin Mott Warner oi
White Plains, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
and served overseas during the war.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
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6ptetanIinaer at tre6pbIes.

FuIeIuullHBeH VI Ire0DDleS. Ser
itges | en- nplig offentliggiort @ap.
port ira Sorenebe Staters 2anb.
briigsoepartement, at mere END en-
Sieroeoel at belle @tsconiins 8otet.
aoling bette slar bill ables / Barron
% tiaiggenbe Go,nntper, % at benne
Ipling Ser bill blipe Dem t%reoobbelte
moo flor.
Sr9bt paa Srnbaneiporet. Carl
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&binelanber, blep forleoen Gna
or9bt paa en- &rpbsning af Serbia.
neiporet Der, ga ban forisete at naa
&rposningen for Sernbanetoget. So.
fomotibet rammeoe Wotorpoanen ret
paa 2ongiioen og mol oen fuloIten.
Dig | Smaabiber.
IilliOner / Sfatte isaes inbSrep.t.
On at &egieringens fpeciene getien.
tie, iom fortiben opboIber fig / 8is.
coniin for OF opisge og afIlsre Sfat.
teifulfere, bar giort SEN 8aaitano, at
&orporationer inoen Stoten bor
inpot &egierinsen for omfrina 5
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De p9ret betalt af 6eres ftore Ssortie.
meter / aarene 1917 og- 1918. Ser
bill Dog forelebig life bIipe abort ssor.
bring paa mere emo omfrina 21s
Vttllion Dollars, ibet 9etiente / fIere
Wtaaneoer bar p9ret / Irbeioe meb
at elennemgaa &esnifaber oa bar
tlil1oet ioa meget reiterenoe for 1917.
Sloen for Snofrppnina af bisie
Sfatte nolsber Dem lite Marts 1928.
Gm IemfeISis 9om, san,,eI Mel.
Jon at Soorab bapbe iiobet | Nena.
1el / Sliperior iiben Ste @ai, ga ban
arreltereoes for of babe grenbeptn /
i'm geiiooelie, oe bIeb enbeIia ber ON
Sa9en itiaet for 9ommer 6. g. 2rie.
Senne erflGrebe, at anflaae6e nroo.
ife baboe libt NOT Straf aIerebe.
boorfor ban biIoe biie 2emfploiabeo
og laoe ham gaa meo en- Dollars
Whllft, @elion iaabe oct eioroe bam
onot, men ban bap0e life iaa mango
Een9e, og ianfebe iamtibia frem al
I'm rllt1melige gureIomme en- Sem.
cent og Ell &obbercent. "Sssea iIrd.
ger dig en- Wlllft af ier Gents roen
SmltGnoigbeoer," erfIrrebe 0omme.
rem lioen get9nfnine. ReIion IoaSe
I'm aasiebeboIoning of De fer Gents
paa goroet, bltffebe torment GA aft
raft no at 3~etsiaIen.
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gen bar BOG bapt andre % bsiit al
norlige Ssleer, ioet man fanot, ct
Der peb at inbaanbes noset at Dem
opItigenoe 2uft funoe faces ct gobt
&us aIoeIes gratis. On Der paa Ste
oct pelfienot 29ge tog Jig no9le Drag
al grsnoluften. og rapeoe oerefter
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ningen ON at bore oct fpffeligite
Wenneif e / 8erben. Wen iaa fom
"Gagen berpaa", eIer rettere TO 9a.
&c meo precis Den famine Sopeopine,
iom ban iaa eobt ~erinbrebe fra Sfo-
Ieoasene. Wan fit for Sifferbebs
Sfplo ogiaa Sberiff Ricbolion fra
Iuitin til at lugte paa grsnben, %
ban ifal babe erfl9ret, at bette par
oen melt %inbmariIfe Smgaaelie at
Goliteaolopen ban bapbe feet eGer
bort ON. Men UNDER alt bette bapbe
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ofte til 8rpnoen for at trPffe | Jig
ben ~lipgipenbe Suit, at Der Iioet blep
giortfnbe paa Ssengen, % Sarmer.
ne bar til Scr. Sobnion inbienot en-
InIsgning ON, at ban laber 9rsn.
Dem itpnee inbtil SsItarbeioet er
oper. Ser fortaltes pibere, at Der
bar en- Hlan oppe ON at banne en-
&orporation og fisbe BEN pioiinoer.
lige 8rsno for berpaa at anlesge
pipelines" til iaabanne, Tom bar
biaige til at abonnere. Sa, Der for.
teIes 10 iaa meset..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Wttnneipta.
Sarmbiem brrnbt.

Sarmbjem brrnbt. Sobn SIions
Sarmbiem, en- Wtli n%eitenfor Spicer,
branote forleoen til 8runoen. aar.
iagen bar en- operbebet Slieopn.
9sbsfalb / W%untepiSeu. I. 81.
Iarnes, tioligere Gountpauoitor og
boiat / Wontepibeo iioen 1886, err af.
gaaet peo 9sben / lit Stem Ger efter
ct langoarigt Spgeleie.
Hnitet Spiser i 5obem. SoIaer
Sanien, 1t.aarig Ssn al Wr. og
Wtrs. g. s. Sanien / Geplon, er bsb
al Wunbflemme. San traaote for
tire Tiger iiben paa en- rilItet Spiger.
Spebe aiper 40 guibds pr. Nere.
Contingent 8. M. SIion al G1ap
Gountp %rapporterer, at Ser al en- Ter
Icres Iger Wontana Surfep Reo
T~interbpebe npr @%lpnbon er tr9ifet
40 gltibels pr. Icre.
9rGbt nnSer 9sfnins. Sra @in.
bonn melbes, at Sarrp 9olitao al
Storben bleo brebt oeb Safe Sfo-
boi, oa ban fra Sa9et al ct gabebus
boppebe no for of bpffe. Sanoet par
iaa grunot, of ban itsbte Sopeoet
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