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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
GERMAN TOWN PASSES
THOUSANDTH BIRTHDAY
Coslar, Of the Hartz, In Fresh
Dress, Celebrated Her
Tenth Century.

Goslar, Germany July 1S.--(By
MaiD-Drowsy old Goslar, Methuse-
lah Of tho Hars, has tripped lightly
Into limelight to announce to the
world It has reached It's thousantith
birthday. A gala celebration, attended
by prominent men from many parts
OF the country. marked the occasion.
In preparation for the event, Cos
lar dressed itself all up in its sun
cIy best" with general coat of fresh
paint and lavish decorations. 1t took
on once more something OF the old
glory OF centuries gone by when II
often served as an imperial residence
Even the venerable Kaiscrhaus. built
by Henry III and said to be the Oldest
secular building In Germany. ap-
peared frightened up for the day.
The anniversary observances began
In this building with formal morn
ing program In which public leaders
In town. provincial, and national life
took part. A historical pageant sew.
cral miles long paraded the street,
later. followed by a huge folk-picnic
on the mountains side. In the even,
ing a folk play was presented by local
talent.
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from the north and that he had ar
ranged with tho French government
that. following Certain preparations
by him. the French generals In the
Rhinciand territory. with their troops.
would suddenly occupy the line OF the
Main for the purpose OF effccting the
separation.
Baron Won Leoprechting pleaded
that he acted purely out OF patriotic
motives, intending no subjusation OF
Germany, and meant to accomplish
only n temporary separation. In pro-
nouncing sentence the court an
nounccd 1t would have imposed the
death penalty had the law permitted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
GERMAN BARON IN PAY
Or FRENCH AS A SPY
Gets Lie Sentence With Fiery
Rsprimand by the Tsutonic
Justice.
BY Associated pres. to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Munich, July 1s.--Evidence intro.
duccd at the recent trial Of Baron vol,
Leoprechting. who was sentenced to
penal servitudc for life on charges
OF high treason. indicated that the
accused had received regular monthly
ray from the French minister In
Munich. M. Dard. and that France was
Interested In his alleged efforts to
bring about the separation OF the south
OF Germany from the north.
The Baron was charged with trying
to effect the separation OF Germany
through French military occupation of
the line formed by tho river Main
The sections to be cut or included
Bavaria, Wuerttemberg. and Baden.
The plan involved also part OF Aus
tria and the Tyrol.
A document introduced at the trial
ms having been perpared by the baron
was branded by the court as IA faith.
fully reflected image OF the annihilat.
ing methods already used against Ger
many by Cardinal Richelieu. Cardinal
Macerin. Louis XIV. Cardinal Flcury
and Napoleon l."
THE document In 2 monument e
the burning hatred against German
unity and against all that is German.
the court declared In pronouncing sen.
tence. 1t planned the political, eco.
nomic, cultural, and moral disorgani.
zation of Germany, and the destruc
ton of the unity OF the German peo.
pie"
The court asserted Won Leoprecht.
ing's plan aimed at making German,
entirely dependent on France, politi.
cally and economically. and that 4
constituted documentary proof o
Frances scheme for forcible estab.
lishment OF French hegemony ir
Europe.
The court said It was convinced tina,
M. Dard came TO Munich with man
date from the French government to
pursue an intensive agitation for the
separation of the south OF Germany
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snces to Examine questions Of . COM
mon interest: co impartIon and his-
torioal examination Of dootrinal differ
encss; (h) mutual respect for the Gus
toms and usagss prevailing in each
church; ID mutual permission for the
W. oe places Of prayer and OF ceme-
teriss; I'd the settlement OF the Ques-
ton OF mixed marriages: and (k) the
mutual support Of the churches In the
work OF strengthening religious belief
of charity and the like. A favorable re-
ply was made to this communication
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chair that gives such serv-
ice in the bedroom.
But there aUiH come an
end to it. No use raising
false hopes.
There will come an end
to August and to August
prices.
The month has already
entered its second week.
Best to choose now, while
there is full and plenty to
choose from.
The splendor of the dis
play is practically unim-
paired.
Savings still run as high
as so per cent in many
instances.
Please remember at all
times that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
CHURCH UNION NEARER,
REPORT WILL DECLARE
orsat Interest Centres on Meet.
Ing Of Christian Amalgama-
tlon In Washington, 1925.

~ Aseostatsd Pres 20 Every Evening.
Chicago. Aug. S.-Church union and
the possibility Of all Christendom
recognising one creed appear to b 4
step nearer than they have fer many
csnturiss. according to . report OF the
commission on the World Conference
on Faith and Order which will be sub
mitted to the general convention OF the
Episcopal Church In Portland, Oregon
next month.
The report announces there will be
meeting in Washington. d. c.. In May.
1875. OF delegates from nearly a
hundred denominations. from a score
Of countries. to discuss the possi-
biiities Of Christian union. This will
he n r~-ecnvention OF the body which
met In Geneva In 1870. or this gather
ing the report says deep differences
were manifested. but all were con-
WINGED that great progress can be
made" At the Washington conference
all the denominations present at
Geneva are expected. including AnEli-
can. Baptist, Congregational. Geek,
Armenian, Discipies. Eastern Ortho-
dox Friends. Lutheran, Methodist.
Presbyterian and Reformed churches.
Before the conference meets the COM
mittec eugEest that fundamental ques-
tions shall be discussed. Tho report
suggests:
Will be necessary In a reunited Church ?
2. In a statement Of this one Faith
In the form OF Greed necessary or
desirable?
3. II 80. what Creed should be used ?
or what other formulary would be de-
sIrnbley
4. What are the proper uses OF n
Greed and OF a Confession OF Faith?
Until Christians are agreed as TO
what the Church is and the place and
function OF a Greed. the report con-
tlnuc~. II seems futile TO take up
other. II has been we'll said that
there In no Church which has not
something OF value to give TO i;s
sister churches Or to receive from
them. II we believe that. let us test
It's truth.
AZ Geneva II was proposed that
special commissions should be created
for the study of dogmatic. historical
and liturEical questions. and those
concerning ministerial orders and
authorities. as affecting the differences
between Christian unions; end that
negotiations should be opened be-
tween related communione for closer
fellowship ae a step toward the goal
OF complete union.
The Eastern Orthodox Churches are
now very hopeful as to the World
Conference.
An encyclical letter or tho Holy
Orthodox Eastern Church OF Cons,an III
nople was issued in 1920. urging the
promotion of closer relations OF friend
ship among the churches. and 10 that
end; ta) the acceptance OF a uniform
calendar; tb) the exchange OF broth
erly letters; (c) a more friendly In
tercourse between the representatives
a. the various churches; (D an In
tercounse between theological schools.
and the exchange OF theological ard
ecclessAeticai periodicals: (el the ex-
change Of students between the semi
naries OF different churches; CO the
ccnveninG Of Christian confer
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Nobody

gin worth following, and
every excellence in con-
struction known to masters
in cabinet-work, from inte-
riors Of drawers carefully
Joined and lined with we'll
finished mahogany or syca-
more, and all-hair filing
for the delightful, roomy,
inviting, overstufed fireside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
MINUS FIVE TEETH
Benny Leonnrd's Future Is Under
Control Of Deutlst,

New York. Aug. s.-Benny Leonard,
champion OF the world,
appeared at Madison Square Garden
yesterday with Ave teeth missing. A
dentist had drawn them because OF an
infection which set in after his bout
with Ever Hammer at Michigan City
last Saturday.
ne champion conferred with Tex
Rlckard and Charley White concern.
ing a bout with the latter, to be
staged. according to the present plans
in the velodrome the third week in
September. He said. however. tha,
he would not sign definitely for the
match until he found how long II
would take the dentist to get him in
shape again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
FIND LOST GIRL OF II.

Old Forge. N. Y, Aug. 9.--virginia
Stone. aged II. OF Columbus. Ohio. for
whom scores of men were searching
the Adirondacks yesterday. was found
about noon near Inlet, three miles
from the place where she entered the
woods.
Two men came upon the child. who
was hungry and exhausted, but other
wise unharmcd. She had been miss
Ing since yesterday afternoon and
was thought to have become lost In
the storm last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

Twelve Typical Bedroom
SuitS-All Priced Under S4OO
XI32-Pourpiecs Ioni CoSn-Pour.pieoe Empire Co
'"' OF walnut veneers lonial suit Of msboksny
S17O-Four-piecs Queen Anne Ve'eef'
suit Of walnut tveneer CC6n-Four-piece Loui, XVI
n,o- Wv suit Of walnut veneers.
S105-Four-pisos post Colo No.,
oisl suit Of MAHOGANY 1Z/Z-four-pieee rston
neers suit Of mahogany veneers.
S222-Fcurpi.e. CoIoni. s
suit Of mshofany veneers ~ " "oe~"' 'e"'e'''
S238-Four-piee. Queen Anne ~oloM sui. Of m.bos.ov
suit Of maholany veneers. v.,..,.
X2SS-Pour-piecs c. T35Four.piees Heppevh;s,
SUIT OF walnut veneers suit Of walnut
Between $4OO and $4,000
The Range of Choice Is Incomparablel
Most Of these suits Of fve seven, even eeh. or
nine pieces and for beauty variety worth Their. i,
not assembags like them in world.
FIoer)
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the rDidest assortment-
and this automatically
brings lolcest prices for
the UdIues that can BE-
found anyIchere.
If you yourself are in any
business, you offer a lower
bid on an order for a thou
sand articles than on an or
der for ten.
II you are not in busi-
ness, yet you know very
well that a bale or a barrel.
a crate or a gross, of any
KIND OF household or per-
sonal goods you buy, comes
cheaper to you than if you
buy in small quantities.
1t is inevitable that the
finest factories should offer
best terms to the house
that gives them largest or
ders, and allows them
plenty of time to do them
selves proud" in turning
out their most careful and
creditable work.
1t is inevitable, our bust
ness policy being what il
is, that we should share
these price-advantages with
the customer.
1t is inevitable that the
customer who has seen all
the furniture exhibits
sometimes of two towns
his own and ours-should
exclaim:
There is no use in en-.
pioyng comparisons, for
no furniture and no sou-
ings compare lcith Wmo.
makers"
It's the simple truth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
we Too Haze
Considered Your
Bedroom, from,
Three Hundred
Viewpoints

In dining-room suits we
have prepared a variety Of
at least two hundred differ
ent models, but in bedroom
suits q variety Of at least
three hundred.
The smallest Of houses
has usually two bedrooms
to furnish, all apartments
save the smallest have that
number, standards Of beau
ty and taste differ, purses
have different stretching
limits--and all this wa
have thought Of carefully
when gathering and when
ordering your bedroom fur
niture for this great Au-
gust Sale.
Which particular suit
you, the individual, may
select, we do not know,
but we can confidently
promise that you can find
here the highest value for
your money and that you
can choose from tho largest
assemblage of excellent fur
niture in as many kinds,
woods, designs and effects
as have ever been brought
together.
"Why, there's no end to
these bedroom suits" ex-
claimed one amazed woman,
after she had visited the
Chestnut Street section of
the Sixth Floor and
seen the immense display
of sample pieces, no two
alike and then passed
through the archway into
the Central section, to
find more and yet more bed
room furniture on display,
and still no two pieces
alike;
For altogether on our
three furniture floors we
have upward Of $4,000 diff
ferent sample pieces on dis
play, backed by the huge
stocks in our warehouses.
from which fresh furniture
flows in as fast as the fur
niture sold flows out.
There is an immense
quantity and variety of it.
The Sale started, a dozen
days ago, with stocks Of
10000 pieces, in which was
represented every wood
that is beautiful and useful
for furniture, from walnut
to satinwood, every period
style of England, France or
even American Colonial ORR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

Drean1S!"
A Prophecy-or a
Mockery2

RLEss you, it all rests
- with the mattress or the
pillows, and on how the
sleeper rests on the mattress
or the pillows.
If you buy a Wanamaker
new mattress filled with pure,
fine curled hair, or one Of the
finer grades Of felted cotton,
and properly covered and put
together, or = Wanamaker
pillow filled with cleanest,
snowiest, airiest goose feath-
ers, or even with down, and il
then you can't sleep deeply
o'nights and doze deliciously
o'mornings-
You most likely have in
somnia. See a doctor.
But if you haven't made any
such wise investment, and
spend wakeful nights twist
ing and thrashing and toss
ing and turning and wrig-
Cling and rolling and sliding
and thinking of all the trou-
bles you ever had since you
lost a quarter down the back
stairs at the age Of six
You most likely have an
uncomfortable bed.
| S e e Wanamaker's
fine stocks of mattres.
ses, springs and pil.
lows thrown entire
into the August Sale
at lowest reductions
in years.
/ tsixth Fioor)
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You get results from Every Evenins
ers and causing disorders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
AuToIsrs FIRE INTO CROWD.
Shoot Six Men and Small Girl In Low.
En-

S"V~,s SiA 1"eu nuu CmAu VIII IN bOW'
er New York.
New York. Aug. s.--Six men and a
little girl were shot, one OF the men
probably fatally. yesterday. by four
occupants OF a big. blue touring car
which drove swiftly through lower
Second avenue.
A score of automobiles gave chase
as the assailants' car sped away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Prices Are Poor
Takers Compared
With the El0Quence
of Values

The aim and purpose of
a Wanamaker semi-yearly
furniture sale is not that of
offering the lowest prices
in the country.
No master merchandise
ing is n e e d e d for that
paltry achievement.
All that's necessary is for
a trader and a maker, both
gimlet-eyed and gimlet-
hearted, to strike a bargain
over q job-lot of frenzied
furniture, weak in the limbs
and wild in design.
Such stuff being worth
next to nothing, it is easy
to put prices on it that
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make the eyes OF the guile
less pop out Of their heads
until they see the furni-
ture, when even the guile
less are apt to pull back.
The aim and oh ject Of a
Wandmdker great August
Furniture Sale is to as
sembie the biggest coitec-
fion of the best furniture in
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4 room--what an i'm
portant room it is!
The most important in
the whole house. is it not?
Gipsies, Arabs, primitive
man, the animals them
selves, can camp outdoors
to eat their meals and con-
duct their social inter-
course; but when the shad-
ows fall there must be a
quiet retreat-if no tent, at
least a hollow tree or an
overhanging rock - into
which to retire to rest, to
think, to knit up afresh
"the ravePd skein of Care"
Into your bedroom you
come. when you are most
wearied, to throw yourself
into a lounging-chair, or to
lay down your head on the
bed itself.
You spend eight hours
there daily-some of them
with eyes open in the light
and every detail of its
furnishings stamps itself
upon your brain.
When you issue forth
from the room to meet the
world, the size and conven-
ience of the drawers in
your bureau, the very
amount of hanging space in
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
49be aarsans.

e SpIor st., MapIepoob, WaSiion.
WaSi., feitligboIbt Jim @uIobrpGups.
Dag 2srbag Mften Den Toe Sftober /
TOpers Saa, Waplepooo, en- ssor.
iIab til Boston. Ger par 234 Ser.
inner tiliteoe, bnoraf De fleite bar
Slegtninge. On Delegation bar Ienot
fra bper Of De fo~rifielige Sorenin.
ger / Boston. Der inolpb SeIearam.
mer ira Slegtninge / &riitiunia oo
90 S%elegrammer fra forifieQiae
@per runbt / Imerifa. On Itor
Mengbe @Iomiter bar ienbt og man.
&c pafre HreIenter. iamt oper 5000
/ @uloitpffer. Soreninsen Rorum.
bega, bporaf Mrs. Wsaer err Stif.
ter os sgresmeolem, fenote so Dol.
lors | @ulb og en- flor grpIlupsfoae
immt glomiter. Den norife Sore.
ming, bporaf Sr. WsIler er MebIem,
ierote en- meget paffer SsIpaien.
itmo. 9igelebes bar Der Ereient /
Cub fra 2ogen "Sielbblomiten" /
Iapleipoob, bporaf Wrs. Wpler o..
ioa er 9gresmeolem, fra mango
Slegtninge og @enner bar Der ienot
Sreienter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
WOrif Ir9masic.

Sfslge IcboeleIIe til SanSelSoc.
pa%rteruc1tet ira oclr amerifonifc Sc
,leralfoniul ! ariitiania, Scr. Nlbar,
u. Snpoer yar giteripsrgielen eitcr
Sllliit % SrpmaSie p9ret giertenl-
Gaaenoe goo, iOct bt ToreteOe Sta
ter, 8ranfrig, geIgten og Staliell
bar oe bebite &rutber. Eaa ct 5ioS.
! Unfit lanf Trilerue, men benintpo
Gluten al. Wtai itcg be after. Tri.
lerile Ter llb I'll at pPre faite.
efteripsr9ielen efter norif Yapir
bar / Den |Icllerc Stb peret mlegct
ltor. &c tpife 6%abrifanter bar life
billet moota Srbre ltoen paa Sen 9e,
tlngelie at Eriicrne ifi1loe foitiptteS
paa oen Dag S%eperingen fanbt Steb.
vi oennc Dumb bar Sranfrig og
Spbamerifa otter prnot iig til @or.
&c for of opffc lit 9ebop for NpiSs
papir, iodpeliom bebre Sorter Sfrip.
topir, iunlt iorlfieui1e Slags Srpf'
tapir.
5oreipsrgieIcn fra set fierne &c.
lieu bar DEN iertcre Tib aftnget.
Tcttc meller man er iom 6elgc al
Ben nilpGrencc poIitiife Sitllation
aina. Srnirtnina al &raftpapiy
lar caiua brrct nlcget liplig, % Sc
fleite 6arbifcr cr bel foripuet meb
Srbre. y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Smddnotiier.
Saiaa en- SreSsfunereS.

Zen internationale Ssoeratiou al
Sogioreninger bar %iammenfalbt en-
Observation-Disclosures, iom ifal msoe
/ Imiteroam Den 15be December
Set Eiemeo at orsfte SeroensairuIt.
ming og oen beoite Wetobe til peb
iamtioig 8%eneralitreif / ale 2anoe at
hinbre enbuer M arig / Silf9lOe oct
ifulbe true meo Ell iaaoan. Sc or
ganiierebe Irbeibere feler, of De er
oen eneite 6aftor, iom bar oct / lin
Wagt of gisre enboer &ria umulig
for Sremtiben; oct er bare Spsrs.
maul ON Den melt effeftioe Waabe at
bruce oeltne Waat paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Min fsrite sanfe eiter at ha nnbt

Win fsrite Sanfe efter at ia npbt
"giarne 8lebrs" %antifpnrife rb-
~bunitninger angaaenbe "~SSonasbiae"
Dor, at ban enten bar Ell flor Spsge-
fusl eaer osiaa ilet life baboe IGit
9ogen. Seq bar nemlig life iitano
til at iinbe oct bitterite Gran / bans
glrtifel, iom pastel paa BEN, og ieg
inobilote mig Dirfelig, of ies ifiloe
bloc libt ON, bpao iom itob | ben,
iiOen ieg altiaa meo meget SoOebrp
bapbe giort ben iisl. Wfen efter n9r-
mere at Ia ituberet Sppen fanbt ieg,
of jeg nof banbe tot fell. Set er
ramme Ilpor, Wanben farer meb.
Set er bare oct peb Oct, at bet er III.
Dor al oct Slag, iom bore 8eoitefor.
9lore bar op paa Wsrfloitet, og iom
ienere er bapnet paa Wui9erne til
Minoe ON Slegtens primitive 2ip.
Man Ter paa Oct fneb Generation og
rpnfebe 8rpn og en- Il;lc 4agtan.s
% gaar pioere. @i reipefterer oct
for Oct, BET ensang bar for bore Se-
Ore, og loper os ielp, "a 81 bill gisre
bort pberite for at pge Samlingerne
meo lignenoe Solfeminber ira en-
ipun0en Sio. Wen eeentlig er Der
ingen lenser, iom beflager, at Oct er
blet for gammelt til at paste inc /
Sipet, iom Oct lepes ioag.
Naar Iger iorisger at faa Wan-
BEN til at begribe tloget anoet, iaa
er bette naturligpis aloeles iaaf9nst.
Oct er life q q let of argumentere
meo ct Spsgelie fra oct 18be Iar.
~bunoreoe. Sor NIT eget 8ebfommer,-
De bar ieg ogiaa al 9runo til of be-
re 8iengangeren t%afnemmelig; for
III bar De l9it, noe / Sfogene og oppe
paa Malmfelterne, Of "Sonasnine"
er Ell poerit tpiliom BOG, og 9eitil-
finger itrsmmer ino / lange ganer.
Set er fieoelia, at mango paa oen
Wiaabe blir ifuffet, men for bette
maa ieg altiaa fralesge mig aft an-
ipar.
MrnIipt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Orient &onfcrcnccn.

General Ssmet Bahia bill bli Sor-
mano for ben tprfiife Delegation paa
Orient &onferencen, iom begpnoer /
Salianne / Scbmeit5 ben 13be Sob.
Set bar ban, iom paa 3prfernes Gegs
ne unoerbanoleoe me6 De alliereoe
Generaler / Mlioania, og ban er nj,
Ell al De popul9reite Sfiffelier blanbt
De tprfilfe NationaliIter. Sa Susiuf
Bahia / forrige nse traaote al ionl
tprtilf lloenrigsminiiter, blep Ssmet
Bahia al Observation-Disclosures i GIN.
cora ualgt til bans gitermanb.
Hren1ierminiiter Yoincare baboe
uoieet Senri Sranfli1-9 ouiaon til
en- al De iranife 0e!egater til Orient
&onferencer, men han bar afllaat
Silbnoet meo Den @cgrllnoelie, at
Den brittle Gampagne imoo barl bill
De gisre bans Stining meget panife.
Zig. Set bar &enrt SSranfIin.8 oltil.
Ion iom ifior / Ingora afilutteoe Den
franif.tprfiife Sertrattot, % efter
Smprnas Salo | Ssit blep ban ienot
iom ipeciel franif gntiSler til aemal
Eaiba.
Gn9lGnoerne beifploer bam for at
bore formeget tprferpenlia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
DIT frantic guoaet.

Get franife Statsbuoget beoblir
fremoeles at piie ct ipimlerbe timber.
ifllo, men SinanSminiiter 9aiteprie
erflpreoe unber Sinansoebatten /
9eputeretfamret / forrige 1ge, at
ban troeoe, at oct ON ct Bar aar loo
zig giere at balancere 9uogettet.
Snotil Den Sio maatte mar, fortiGtte
mel at opta fortiigtige 2aan.
Sil @ienreisning al Noroiranfrig
bar Der MI ialt brugt $4,000 Willios
ner Srancs, iagbe ban, % Der bill /
Sebet al De felgenoe gar bli neopens
oigt at BRUCE 10000 Wiaioner til.
Sra Spiflono bar man biotil mobtat
1920 Miuioner @ulomarf, bbilfet
bare iaa blot bar nof til at bGffc l1bs
gifterne til SffupationSarmeen peo
Hbinen. De IQiereoes ltore Sell
greb, iagbe ban, bar, at De life fog
fomplet &ontrol al DC tpite Sinanicr
lige eiter Grigers Slut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Paroins for sooe Dele.

PrGiioeut Sarbing erflQreoc ct
guoifab til ben / 8oibington iorrige
llge ioriamleoe acknowledgements
al Geiingenigrer, at TRANSPORTING.
blcmet ct ct al De panIfeli9itc, iom
Serocns Hationer itaar Nniigt til
Nniigt meo. Get er ct al DC Groble.
mer, ia9oe ban, iom frGper Den on.
bpQaeligite Sperpeiclie, iaaprl al oe
tetnilfe iom sfonomiitc og finaniiele
Niitoritctcr.
"&i er allc enige om," bebrr oct
pibere / @itbifabet, "at Der trpnaes
1obe Sanocoeie % ilere al benz, men
ri er o9iaa blcoet bragt til at inoie,
at DC life fan iaues ubcn meget Itore
llo9ifter," oe ban uotaler Saabet
ON, at oct bill IpffeS aonierencen at
trembrit8c no8et, iom fan tiene til
gelpsnins al Broblemet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Sre0 90 ufreo.
ScrttGi,elte ira stbe I.

6riitater. Iaraeraf "A / 8runolo'
pen err iot inc netop meo bette for
gie, iaaleoeS at Hitter fam fomme
meb nogenli,noe fitlo inbre Selpitpn.
oigbeb omtrent Tom Ell af De ameri.
fanfe Staters Sorbolo inben ltnio.
men! Set er BOG afgiort aaerebe MI,
al Hitter bill afiIaa SnobpbeIien. III
itermpnoeen piI negte beitemt at rpf-
te op line @rGniepple, inotil Cub.
Iinnpnbene bar gootgicrt, at be
f itpre 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Sint Poitpeir.

Sra aurora, 81, berettes, at ser
er ggbleblomitcrtio | uorore Sainois
MI. glomiter og fi,lbmooen Sritgt
iinbes Sioe ON Sibe pal ianme
@ren. @umle Sarmcre tiger, at ct
ligncnoe SGnomen al0rig bar pGret
feet Ser i9r. Sc tilifriper benrle nn.
Den Gangs glomitriug oct parme
Geir / September, iom ogiaa trent
brogte Ell m apling al gringcbGr
% talrige andre Smaairlgter.