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Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
SCOTTSDALE STARTS
BASKETBALL SEASON

SCOTTSDALE. Jan. 22-The town
team started their basketball season
with a victory over the national
guard team Of Phoenix last night.
The Blues won a hard fought game
OF 16 to IL. Those who played on the
local team We're Dan King and Burke,
forwards; l.. Palmer, center, and b.
Allen, Shorty Brown and Ponder Vir-
den, guards. The team is open for
more games with town teams or other
teams, and by phoning Ponder Virden
at Il. o. Browns store in Scottsdale
games can be arranged.
Farewell Party
The high school students gave a
farewell party Friday night to Miss
Grace Morrison. the popular forward
on the girls high school team this
year. The party was given ct the
home of Miss Morrison and about %
students attended.
Indoor Baseball Game
Fifteen of the Indian students OF
the second and third grades came
over from the reservation yesterday
and played an indoor baseball game
with the Scottsdale boys in the third
and fourth grades. The Indian boys
proved too skillful at the national
game and beat the local boys l6 TO O..
The local boys then played them bas-
ketball and defeated them by a large
score, making the day a tie.
To Buckeye
Mr. Pauly and family moved TO
Buckeye yesterday to his ranch in
that vicinity.
School Visitors
Local interest is increasing In the
lsa.- ~
visitors last week. Among those Wis
iting We're Mr.. Etter, John Sullivan,
Mrs. O'Barr and Mrs. Pierce.
Cold In This District
Friday morning was one OF the
coldest mornings in years, according
to several citrus farmers who have
been keeping a record of the weather.
The temperature registered 30 de-
grees above zero in several groves,
but no damage was done to the trees
or fruit.
Falls From Roof
L. r. White was painting the roof
OF his house yesterday and slipped
and fell from the building, but did not
injure himself seriously.
Moving Day
A number OF families have moved
to other ranches the past week.
Among those that nave moved are Mr.
Minter to the Robinson ranch, Mr..
Mowey to the Brown ranch, c. a.
Brown to the Heron ranch.
From Glendale
Mrs. Minnie Rhodes and daughters
Of Glendale spent Sunday with Mrs
Lane and family.
Friohten Thieves
Thieves tried to steal the gasoline
drum and other property in the yard
of Mr.. Gordon, but they made so
much noise that they awakened Mr.
Gordon, and when he appeared in the
door they ran away
Phoenix Visitors
Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Muffley were
Phoenix visitors yesterday on busi-
ness.
From Payson
J. J. Williams OF Payson is visit
ing the Fowler family.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

the speakers. The question to be ar
gued is, Resolved that the annexation
Of Mexico to the United States would
be for the best interests OF both
countries. Las Primeras have the af-
firmative. The speakers on both sides
are as follows: Affirmative, Ion Dill
lingham,' Harold Marshall and S. f.
Hawkins; negative, May Dominy,
Jessie Brightwell and Orville Bryan.
The Pendergast basketball teams
played their last scheduled games OF
the season Friday afternoon when
they matched their skill with that of
the Madison school teams on the
home grounds. The games. while not
fast, We're we'll played and fun of in
terest from start TO finish. The Pen
dergast boys were probably little
larger than the Madison boys, but tho
latter put over some very fine and
skillful points in. passing the ball.
The Madison teams have some Of the
best natured boys and girls that have
played with the Pendergast teams.
The final scores resulted in favor OF
the Pendergast teams. The Pender-
CAST girls have not been beaten this
year. The boys have not been so sue
cessful, but the school as a whole has
not lost game this year. The fol-
lowing is correct report of the
games played:
Oct. 81, at Peoria-Peoria Z, PEN
.dergast II.
Oct. 2S, at Pendergast-Fowler o.
Pendergast SO.
Nov. 10, at Pendergast-Osb 30,
Pendergast SO.
Nov. is, at osborn-osborn %,
Pendergast 26.
Dec. 2, at ndergast-Glendale IA,
Pendergast II.
Dec. z. at Cartwright-Cartwr
4, Pendergast IA.
Dec. 5, at Cashion-Cashion 4, Pen
dergast %.
Dec. Q, at Pendergast-Peoria G,
Pendergast 35.
Dec. IS, at Madison-Madiscn IL.
Pendergast So.
Jan. IS, at Glendale-Glendale 20,
Pendergast 80.
Jan. 90, at Pendergast-Madison g.
Pendergast SO.
Pure carbon is transparent TO
X-rays; mineral matter is opaque.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

ufactured in Akron. Ohio and is es-
tablishing sub-agencieS. They are
being tried out now on local cars and
seem to be as easy riding as pneu-
matte tire.
B. B. Mckinney is expecting about
a thousand head of cattle from
Tombstone which will be taken to
the range south OF Casa Grande.
Mrs. c. j. Eastman went to Tucson
Saturday night and visited with the
Valenzuela family until Monday eve
ming.
c. Johnson, wife and baby of Iowa
came here this week to make an ex-
tended visit with his father. G.. w.
Johnson of the Family grocery. and
escape the cold weather of the east
ern states.
Mrs. Henry Slosser leaves this
week to join her husband who has
been in Los Angeles for the past two
months.
Mrs. c. E. Knight has accepted a
position as telephone operator with
the local telephone company.
Mrs. G. e. Richardson entertained
the ladies of the Presbyterian
church at her home Thursday after
noon. Rev. N. r. Curtis and Rev
Hunter of Florence gave interesting
talks. A number of the ladies' of
the Florence Aid were present. Dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Miss Madelaine Bassler entertained
about 20 of her young friends at a
detective party Friday evening at the
home of her parents on their ranch
just outside of town. The evening
was pleasantly spent in guessing
contents and playing games. At a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served and the Young people left for
their homes all having had a fine
time and voting Miss Madeleine an
ideal hostess.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

NEW YORk.-With all of its
loveliness, there's something tre-
mendously practical about the black
velvet evening gown which is not too
extreme in cut.
Black velvet is a material which is
correct for any hour after one o'clock
and the decollette gown of such a
medium can easily and effectively
be supplemented by the chiffon or
crepe guimpe which makes it a quite
proper frock for afternoon.
The Poiret gown is of softest vel
vet, hung in a gracefully full skirt.
irregular as to hem line and orna-
mented at the side with ermine tails.
The sleeve effect, so cut as to re-
veal a bit of white between two bands
OF velvet, is one which is exception
ally becoming to the arm which isn't
quite lovely enough in itself. And l
note that even the beauties of the
stage and society seldom wear plain
shoulder straps or bands this season
there is, almost invariably. some
cut design.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
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is under foot all of the time. / get
so disgusted with him want to run
away from home as if / were six
teen instead OF sixty"
Certainly modernism must be
spreading far and fast when it can
plant such revolutionary notions in
the mind Of a woman more than
sixty years old.
Obviously, she has performed all
Of the duties she ever owed the lazy
husband In the name of justice, she
ought to be free, if she wishes, TO
shape her own future-what there is
left of it.
But the chance is that she hasn't
any very definite ideas about what
kind of a future is desirable as well
as attainable.
Forty days spent away from her
lazy husband, forty days. spent in
visiting her children would give her
line to think and decide.
Probably she wouiu conclude that
life is packed with difficulties which
ever way she turns; and while she
will always object to waiting upon an
idle man, nevertheless she may con-
slider that easier than living in other
womens houses.
Moreover. she might try to animate
that indolent husband. Surely 1t would
be an interesting adventure. For even
at the last Of his life. he could learn
wv to build a fire and put the ket-
tie on for the coffee
And the surprise of being forced to
wait upon his wife in the ultra mod
ern way might prove just the hard
jolt he needs!
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
BOUSE PLANS NIGHT
OF REAL H|LAR|TY

BOUSE, Jan. 22--The Imperial En-
tertainers OF Chicago, will be here
next Monday night, and will give a
moving picture show. A dance will
be held after the show, and large
crowd is expected. The place where
the entertainment will be held has
not yet been decided on.
The weather is beginning to turn
little warmer now. but the nights
are frosty and cold.
George Y Lee has been clearing
stumps and burning brush on his
ranch south of town.
The Harmony Four, a party of en-
tertainers and musicians. were in
town Saturday night, ana were to
give an entertainment, but owing TO
an error, the hall was not available
for them They have been perform
ing in Parker.
Mrs Nolan and her son, Philip.
mother and brother of Mrs. Thomas
Dodson. drove through from Los An
geles to Wickenburg last week to be
with Mrs. Dodson, and stopped here
on the way. Mr.. Dodson and son
Jack are back in town, and Mr. Nolan
is with them.
Miss Bertha Minters OF Phoenix is
a new arrival in Bouse.
II. w. Servis, Prescott business
man. was here day or two last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Smith were
here a day or so this week and have
returned to their home in Swansea,
where Mr.. Smith is interested in the
Swansea mines. Mrs. Smith has just
returned from a short trip to Phoe-
nix.
Miss Ruth LaRue of Mesa was here
a few days this week returning
Thursday morning to her home.
Il. J. Carrigan Of the Arizona
Standard Copper mines, near Parker,
was a business visitor this week
Oliver Johnston has come in from
the williams river country and is
making a short stay in Bouse.
O.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Little Stories For Bedtime
az THORNTON w. BURGESS

is what makes warmth in the body
and thick clothes keep that warmth
in. So when there is no food to
make warmth the body grows cold no
matter how thick a coat covers it..
SO Mrs. Grouse was very, very cold
in spite of her thick cloak of feathers.
When she was lifted up Mrs
Grouse expected something terrible
to happen. But nothing terrible did
happen. Instead she began to feel
very comfortable. That hand she
had been so afraid of was somehow
very warm, and another hand stroked
her very gently, so gently that some
how it seemed to take away a little
fear with every stroke until at last
she wasn't afraid at all any more.
1t was very strange. but she wasn't
She was a prisoner and was being
taken away from the Green Forest
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
California Senator
Wants Appropriation
For Forestry Station

LRepublican n. p. Leased Wlrel
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Johnson, Republican. California. has
introduced in the senate a bill pro-
viding an appropriation OF $4,000 for
forest experiment station in Cali
fornia. The station, IL established.
will be under the direction OF the
United States forest service I'm CO.
operation with the University Of Cali
fornia.
The purpose OF the station VIII be
to ascertain the best methods OF man
agement for forests and forest lands
and for the protection OF chaparral
growth on water sheds important for
Irrigation and other purposes
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Ulster Premier And
Michael Collins May
Settle Differences
a. p. Leased Wire

LHtpubIIcan =. p Ltdstu WIFI
LONDON, Jan. 22.--The Irish sit
uation took an unexpected turn to-
day with the announcement that
Michael Collins, head of the Irish
provisional government. and Sir
James Craig, premier OF Ulster, had
reached a mutual agreement which
holds out the promise OF peaceable
settlement between the north and the
south.
In addition to the arrangements
made to settle the boundary question.
II was decided to cease mutual boy
cots. What In considered OF vast
Importance is the decision to devise
a better system than the council OF
Ireland 10 deal with problems affect
ing all OF Ireland.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Buenos Aires To Take
Legal Action Against
London Banking Firm
[Rspubllcan A. r. Leased Wirsl

BUENOS AIRES, JJan. 32.--Thls
municipality has decided TO take legal
action in London against the British
banking firm of Barring Brothers for
the undelivered half Of a loan con-
tracted in January. 1914. The bank
ers contend, ii is said. that the other
half OF the loan was to have been
delivered by a German syndicate.
The municipality, however, con-
tends IL contracted the loan solely
from Barring Brothers, 10 which firm
1t has since paid interest on the full
amount OF the loan.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

NEW YORK.-High collars again!
Collars which fairly extend to the
ears!
Every now and then some design
err tired of gowns that are cut in VS.
and circles at the neck attempts to
cover up Milady's chin with ruchings,
frills and such
This Poiret frock has the poular
round neck effect but white or
candle choker conceals the throat
and extends quite up to the chin and
ears.
When there are collars at all. this
season, they are very high!
A slight accenting OF the waistline
is a notable feature OF new gowns
for the day wear.
AS in this one. the accenting is
done with the cut of the garment.
not so often with belt or sash effects.
There is even hint of the basque,
which extends, form fitting, down
over the skirt.
Pleated skirts are much used for
street wear.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

move all the thorns, some Of which
had penetrated several inches into
the muscles of the leg.
Gold Camp Booming
The new gold camp of Bowlder
Pass, located 16 miles north OF
Scottsdale. is booming according TO
the report of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
of this district who visited it sun
day. A force Of 20 men are work.
ing the mine under the supervision
of Mr.. Bunch. Several new bunk
houses have been put up and a new
restaurant started. The ore is show
ing a large percentage of free gold
and the district has the making Of
a large gold camp. The camp
makes a pleasant drive from Phoe-
nix and is interesting when one
visits it and a good meal can be
secured there.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

and yet she wasn't afraid. Instead
of being terrible. Farmer Browns
boy was very gentle and very nice.
Sammy jay came along just in
time to see Mrs. Grouse taken away.
"There goes a good dinner for Form
er Browns boy" he screamed in his
harsh. unpleasant way.
mo such thing!" sputtered Peter
Rabbit. who had been watching all
that happened. You know it was
Peter who led Farmer Browns boy
to the place where Mrs. Grouse had
been caught under the crust. mo
such thing! Farmer Browns boy is
the best friend she has got. so therel"
And then Peter began to eat the
good things Farmer Browns boy had
left for him. and though he wonder
cred what would shappen to Mrs.
Grouse he felt sure that it would be
nothing bad.
Next story: Sammy Jay Spreads
q False Report
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Chicago Man Gets
Year Prison Term
Big Film Conspiro
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI

IRepublIcan a. p. LoaRed WIFaI
BUFFALO. N. ". Jan. Wiiiia
Pearson of Chicago, was ennte
in county court Saturday to frn
to Z years IN Auburn prison
his part in what was said 70 haN
been a widespread plot 70 steal flN
ton picture films here and ship fhHlE
abroad. The market value or tlls
films stolen Is said to hays he
$1,000, 600. Pearson was arreHteA y
the Mexican border.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

Canning was first brought TO this
country in 1921.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

Pure carbon is transparent to
X-rays; mineral matter is opaque.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

Next story: Sammy Jay Spreads
q False Report.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Gu ttuoforifct Cgrmppe.

Set auitralife Muieilm / Sibnep,
Ger bar lat fig iom Sopebopeaoe at
iaa belle Sen nlitralife Seroensbel pi.
oenifabelist ubfprifet, bar iielge
Weobelelie / engelife glabe fornplig
ubruItet en- grepoition, Der ifal no
iorife Ggruppen "grcbipelugo OF the
Necbercbe", en- al De minbit fienOte
Ggrupper peo oer ai,itrnlife Gpit.
Set er en- f%ulbitPnbig ubeboet
@ruppe al alippeser, Ger itrPffer Zig
ira Den t22be til oen 124oe 29ngoe'
grab langs SeItauitraliens Spotpit.
Ser i Siben fit enfelte al Serne ret
bpppige 9eisg al Spaliaugere; men
/ De iibite 80 Iar bar Der fun meget
iielben ppret Wenneifer paa Dem, %
ben eneite geifripelie, man bar al
Eerne, Hammer ira 1902 % or fire.
bet al Mattbeip Slinoer, ser fortrl.
Ter mango merfelige Sina ON Gcrne;
bl. a. omtaler ban nogle itore 6ltgle'
reber. Der CT Iapebe al 8rene oa &ui.
ite, % iom efter bans Sormcning er
beboeoe al ai9mpeugler; III merer
man. at oct bar pGret Saperne.Te'
Der, Slinoer bar ieet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Werfeliet SUMO.
4ntentiife EurtrGtter at Ipuitlene
4etrus % Harlns.

ct Sllnb al ben ~iterite fu1it. %
fultlrbiItoriife Srteresie err for life
l9nge iioen eiort / Som. Dian bar
nemlig opbaget en- unberiorbiif Spe-
ming, bpis Mure opffeS al Ell WGng.
De 8eemalerier, iom meo SifferbeO
ifriner iig fra Ben fsrIte friitne Sio,
og iom fanife er De GloIte Grenlpler
paa friiten &lnlt.
Seriblanbt er TO muligenS autens
tiife BortrGtter Of 8etrus % BalIs
lus.
gegmalerierne freInitiQer Ell bel
Serie meo 9iQeber fra gpangelierne.
Otan bar peb beres 6remitiQire for
iogt at ifille oeres friitelig religteie
&arafter, forat benne life iflilbe OPP
oases al beoenife geis9enbe. Sri.
itls fremitiQes iaaleoes iom ben gobe
Sprbe / en- Sfiffelie, iom let fan for
berries meo Srfeits - / GarertbeS
bemerfet en- alminbelig Sremitil-
ingsmaaoe / ben tiolige %friitne Gunit.
= Saa ct Waleri, iom iauoipnligpiS
ifal fremitiQe 8iergpreoifenen, fer
man I. CT. ariitus / Sprbefl9oer
meo en- BOG paa &nGerne, iiboeuOe
pau Ell alippe, mems Ell 5aarebioro,
Ben lpttenoe Ienigbeb, grGSier oeb
hans Seober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Spa ben neo til Norge.

1919 reiIte min Sanilie og leg til
Norae," ifriper Sr. Wartin eoparos
ira Spcamore, SD. Seq to9 Ter
SlaIfer al Or. Yeters aurifo meo;
ire al Dem fog min ganle Wooer,
iom bapoe p9ret plaget meo oaarllg
Iaue og geipimeliesanialo. Weot'
cinen bar gipet benbe fuloltGnol9
9inoring." Sette element Sloerne
prspebe llrtemiobel er blepet talot
en- CUBS @ape" for De @amle, foroi
set forefommer of bore iGrlig egrlet
for aae be 2ibelier. Der pleier at fel-
ae meb fremrpffet Ilber; bette er Den
grfaring Suiinoer bar giort. Gets
pelaisrenbe Snbpirfnins paa Sor'
bsielies. og ACCOMPLISHMENTS
on bets toniife 8irfning paa belle Sp'
tenet gisr, of Or. Seters aurito er
set pasienoe Wfiobel | etbpert Sil1Gl'
Sc al SpGffelie, bpaoenten Solf er
aamlle eler ,lnge. Get er life rtogen
Ipctefermeoicin, men bliper leperet
al ipeciele @genter, a%niatte al Or.
9eter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 25O1
0aibinetpn glpb., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
MponeIen Vetcrs Graz.

Meb llbganaspunft | en- l1btaleIie
i ct &eiicbrep til "Worgenblaoet" ira
Eaitor %. SertSberg, til bpem Hro.
feSior Golsrro bnpbe llbtalt ipm belt
biitorilf liffert, of gpoitclen Eeters
8rap filtoes lrloer ct. YeterStirfenS
8ulp, fortpaer oct f%ntolife Organ i
&riltiania st. Clap:
Oct pil | oenne Torbinbelie ittpil-
iornt interesierc bore 2Giere at bore,
at Der mi fra Hom fomlner Meobe.
lelie ON, at Gapc @encbift XIV bar
gipet Sinabelie til, at Ippitclcn Sc
tiers 8rap ifal aabnes % u~nocripgcS
for at fierne ellbper Spil ON, of Den
fsrite Eapes iorbiife 2%epninger enc.
MT finbes Der % / bpilfen Silitanb.
8rapen iinoes | en- SpGlping bpbt
rulber ct. TetersfirfenS Seialter,
iom itaar RET UNDER Gitppeler, miot /
Den / aprsform bpg9ebe Strife. Wan
peb, at Seller 9onltantin oen Store
Loo apoitelfpriter,s 2egente lGgge /
en- itor Wtesiingiarfofag. Oerlle par
5 Soh lang, % paa bens oore gnoe
loo Sciieren anbriuge ct 8ulbforS til
Ell @egt al $50 Yllnb. SeIe 8rop.
fammerct, bpori Sarfofagen itaar,
blep flGbt i%nbpenoig meb grGif Qtars
NOR nieb Spiler al Eoripr. 8rilo.
foriet bar islgenoe Sroifriit: Settler
&onltantin % aeiierinoe &elena bar
riat prpoet benne arppta og @nlilis
faen, bpori Ben b~eiinber iig." Sette
ifeeoe / Iaret 1876. ga Den m,pG.
rellbe Getersfirfe / set 16be Iarbur.
brebe reiite iie meo i'm folosialc alip.
pei | ben gamle fonitantinlfe gaiili.
fas Steb, loo ma 8raofammeret
iirsrt % uaabnet. Sibite Sang Sar.
fofaaen meo 8oriet blep feet al Wten.
neifepir,e, bar / 1894, oa Tape &lc.
mems VIII og flere aarbinaler bar
in6e / Grpptaen. SpGloinaen bnpoe
nemlig ba unoer ct Heitaureringsar.
beibe faaet en- Iabning. 8rapfaul.
meret blep imtiblertio after t%ilnuurct,
og iiben Sen Sib er irtct fleet, iom
funbe foranlebige ben minbite Sor.
anoring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Ruslanos Solfetal.
Salt f31 Nfiaiuner .Wenneifer.

Oct r~ltsiiife i%tatiitife Gentralfon.
tor bar nplig ubginet en- Bulletin in.
%oeboloenoe De grunolGggetoe Sata
ira 5olteteuingen / Rnslanb al
1920. Senne Solfet9lling omfattet
life flloltpnbig alle Smraaoer al oen
rltsiiife iocialiitiife fsberatipe Sopiet.
Hepublif % De meo ben iorbunbne
Smraaoer. s DC 8liperremer,ter %
Siltritter, bnor SolfetGningen life
blep giennemfert, eller bporira SIC.
~'ultaterne life err blet ~bearbeioet bar
nan benpttet Heiltltaterne fra sc lie.
lteIte Srlinaer, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ira Marene 1916 og II etc. Som
Selge beraf bar Den iibite Ceiling
life funret gioe aloeles neiastiee og
fulofonment iommenlianbare Sal
for belle oct riisiiife Smraaoe. gui.
gepel or De abioll,t ultnopPrIiee 10.
g%anespunfter blet flarlagt. If oe
MI offentligaiorte Sal bibi9tter pi:
Oct Of Stprrusiere beboebe Snl.
raabe paa 2,9O3,49t apaoratpcrit
bar Ell @efolfning paa 65I51,S9S,
Ukraine mleb 392,645 &poSratperit
en- @efolfnine paa 26,001,S02 oa
Spib.Hlislanb meo 52,39S 9paorat.
perit en- 9efolfning paa 1,634,22S
Snobpagere. Oe ttIiIiltteoe Mrbeios.
fomnuiller (ben farelife, Den Golaa.
tpife), al,toncme Smraaocr Wotia.
fer, Sprianer, &almlffer, Mari,
Siiupaiier) og artortpme Sopiet.&e-
publifer (ben bariiirife, tartarifc
arim, @iergrcpublifen, Sagitan, sen
tireiiilfe % Sl,rfeitan) hapbe ct ian.
lct Smraaoe pna 3,9t4,922 3pabrat.
perit mco en- 9eiolfnins paa o..
404 sos.
Sertil fcnlmer Sibirien nleb ct
Smraabe paa 9,473,437 Gpaorat.
perIt 90 nleb Ell 9eiolfnine paa g..
257,S25 Snobpqacre.
Sele Sopiet- HepublifelS Serrito.
riilm omfattcoe altiaa ct Smraooe
paa 16,736,S93 a%pooratperit n,eo Ell
geiolfriug paa 124,050,553 Wenue.
FER.
Sesi,oen itaar ielaenoe Sopiet.
Hepublifer | ct irrlig intimt SSor.
bolo til Goblet Huslanb: slrSerbeio.
iian, Irnlentett, @eorgien % set fier.
ne Giten mteb Serritorium paa T..
637,354 Gp~aoratperit % Ell 9efolf.
ming paa 7,495,492 Suobpgscre.
Snbenfor ianume SolbgrGnie err
Der altiaa Jolt forenet ct Smraaoe
paa tS,574,247 Gpabratperit meo cit
@efolfning paa 131,546,045 Sno.
bpggere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Sntenie.

Sp.: Snor .IGnge bar en- llblrnSina
Oh DO Norge, for ban fan BIZ uorif
Sor9er. q. Tiger 10 aar. 3. iioer )
Gar.
Spar: Nurif Statsburserret fan
.rboloes at en- ltblGnSins otter tire aars
SpDolo I Sanbet ium iaitbucube Suo.
paalter. Spm %llbIGubins resnes life
Yer nopauorebe, Der / Srait al Snbfpbs.
ret itraE fan sienpinbe fin nurife stats.
sarserret peb at lutte tilbase us ia fait
golts I 9anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Sor Sipn9rb er ResIernc bsiit fors
itieuise fra GeeIerre for Gasiaeerer.
Sisn9nbenes SorboIb til SnSpons
orineslopen bill bli bebanbIet / en- effers
fslsenbe grtifel.
9, Snnbbps Sauien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

- San no9en af "9ecorab> SoIten"s
2Giere si mig en- Spitrift paa, buorbau
MA garner aobub, lieelepes ON, bporz
tan ma ielp fan lape Go9nimerelic.
Samtioig bill ieg ipsree, ON Der er nos
GEN, iom ian 81 mig en- GfIfrift at De
tr aamIc @iier, IS @erben ser eibes
Setpmrtne og Isie"; os S Sptten
blrbiemme hi banieo ion inaa." Sobn
g. Sobuien, Sor As, Sriitotp, Nebr.
- Oil Sc nGre iaa penIig at ii9e
mig, bbor Sc trnfer, iee fan fao fisbe
CT Gar intaa @ieoefib, iom life er be-
iIG9tebe? 90 bpor fan leg paa fipbe
"Sups". Iltiua Hoben at "Sops" til
at plante. Sobn 8obmer, Rountaiu,
Scpnto Co., 8is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Sp.: 9nor IfaI man 6cnpenbe iio for
CT laa ell So9 ON frit ScmeitenSlonb?
Spar: Sfrip til General 9ans
Stfee, Waibtnstun, :. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Snar: Rrsp "Sfanbinapcn"s guo.
paitoei, 511 q. Eeuria street. gb;eooo

sp.: 9oao fables aarbolibre, gis
mon o9 Sarpir paa gnscIf?
fin. "' "e'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Sp:: 9bno taIoes gurifIes glom,ter
paa gnselit?
Spar: anricula, Sears Cars.