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The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
HANDLES MESSIAH
TO BE PRESENTED
ATCOLLEGE PARK
May Festival Program to
Be Given by Community
Oratorio Society. ~

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. May ia
HandeTs Messiah will be the feature
of the rday Festival Of Music TO be
held at the University OF Maryland
here next Wednesday. The pro-
gram is the most elaborate ever at
tempted here and will be given by
the community Orstorio Society.
with members in Berwyn, Riverdaie.
ported by four soloists Of national
reputation.
An entire day will he devoted TO
the concerts. which will begin at
1880 Wednesday morning with .
series of solos by Rollin NJ. Pease.
a barytone soioist Of Chicago. and
selections by the women's and meme
rlee clubs Of the University OF
Maryland.
The chorus for the Messiah viii
he under the direction Of DR.. Homer
c. House. whose ability as a diree-
tor Of choral music has been. shown
in several concerts given by the
university glee clubs. The Messiah
will be the feature of the afternoon
program. beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
concert by the military band is
s~"~ duled for 4:45 O'Clock.
The evening concert. beginning at
Sis o'clock. will consist OF chorus
and solo numbers. The soloists who
are to take part in the program are
Ernest Davis. Of New York: Rollin
n. Pease. Of Chicago: and Mabel
Austin and Beulah Harper Dun
woody. Of New York. All piano &C
compartments will be played by
Mrs. Jesse Blsisdell. OF Riverdsle.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
M fARRIAGE
" LICENSES.

unless otherwise specified all the follow.
ing applicants are from this city.)
Robert c. +, Goetz. IS. Of Cambridfe,
Mass, and Antoinette W. Z. Graves, - Of
New York City. Rev. o. Branson.
Daniel P. Gonzales, %. OF Fort Myer, Va.
and Marie /. Leonard, %, Of Arlington, Va.
Rev. =. r. Killingsworth.
Joseph II. Perreault, 81. and Ruth e. Nc.
Kay, 25. Rev. J. G. Callaghan.
Harry Levin, 26, and Rose Kurkland, 21.
Rev. A. Simon. 80 -
George E. Riley. 81, and Lucy NJ. Kidwell,
10, Rev. A. q. Mowbray.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
Train Wrecked by Auto;
One Dead, Thirty Hurt

NEW YORK, May 1S.-One man
was killed. another believed to have
been killed. and thirty persons were
seriously injured when a Lehigh VAL
ley train struck a Buick automobile
at North Leroy. N. Y, at 1890 a
m today. according to an announce
ment from the Office Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad.
The driver of the automobile. who
was killed. was Thomas Brodil, OF
North Leroy. The front cars of the
train were derailAd.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

into the fresh air OF freedom and
understanding for many centuries.
Not having read the French origi-
nal. we do not know just how much
of the letter and spirit OF NJ. Rol-
lands work, it has been possible
for Mr.. De Kay to preserve in the
English version. But the slender
volume OF the translation is marked
by such fine perceptions and soft
shadinCs that we opine 1t has not
lost much. II any. OF the ROLAND
flavor. 1t is a rare little book. at
once charming. pathetic and
ht-provoking.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

Accidental infection Of young wo-
man bscteriologist of the New York
State Health Department from a rat
which she was examining in search
Of the germ OF epidemic jaundice
has furnished the first direct evil
dence that microbes harhored by
these rodents can induce that dis
ease In human beings.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
One Electrocuted, Five Hurt

ItOME, Ca, May l3.-One man
was KILLED and five were injured
serionsly here late this afternoon
when structural steel with which
they were erecting a building came
in contact with a 2.300-voIt trans
mission line.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

A competitive exhibition Of pho
toEraphs OF mammals. either in the
wild state or in captivity. Is being
held by the American Museum Of
Natural History Of New York city.
w.D
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

We particularly emphasize the new low prices-they will
be surprise to every We quote few examples of the
values but personal inspection will convince every that
the prices lower than they have been in many years
YOU BE THE JUDGE"
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
EEN {.
Apartment
Size Top
lcer
S11.50

Like pictured
above. in Golden
Oak. with sal
vanized shelves
an q absolutely
an ice saver.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

A big fishing party composed OF
Dr.. Walter B. Silliman, Alfred Rich.
Dick Richards. George Lehman,
Mack Sparrough. Harry Deckman,
William Mossburg. Steve Clements
and John Grove motored to Bene-
DIET early Sunday morning for a
day on the water. The party caught
100 hard heads.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

he newer and beautiful things Reed and Wicker
Furniture display Our entire Main Floor
arranged with of the best showngs of this Summer Fur
nture ever displayed by store and invite every
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

Mrs. A. V. Burroughs. of Grant
nlace, has returned from a visit
70 Benedict. Nd. where she spent
fsome time on the water and was
= <successful in landing ten rock fish
and a good string Of croakers.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

winn T. Simmons, of the Bureau
OF Pensions. while snagging herring
above the Chain Bridge last Satur-
day. hooked an eight-pound carp in
the tall and after a hard fight landed
the big fish. In addition, simmons
iasded nearly 100 herring. which he
distributed among his neighbors.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
now carries a few inches of water
from the District line to Cumber-
land, except in isolated places.
Hundreds OF small bass are visible
In this shallow water and will no
doubt perish unless they are
salvaged and placed in the river
unless the water is turned into the
canal before hot weather.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09

These player pianos uneqac anywhere at sale price
Solid and durable in construction with sweet full tone and
expression devices such automatic sustaining pedal
siencer button and ranposng device orange keys) We
call especial attention the noseess single valve system
not affected by dust damp. Come in mahogany oak
While the sale lasts. with bench and $8 worth of
music 1906; $25 sends home, $12 month pays, $i5
cash and $40 month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09

Mahogany case. medium size, full ss-nots,
used an demonstrating piano in our
player roll department. The Aeolian in
strument needs NO Introduction. as they
are known tho world over. We invite
you 10 investigate the big valuo which
,si. II. 15s Piaysr' offering '.'.. you in $4,000
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Company lot in this city,
shot the vel and TIE test sLowed
between IS and Is barrels Of
PENNSYLVANIA crude. The well
was brought in at depth of less
than 800 feet. Another well will
be started Wednesday BY the
same company ON the farm OF
Mrs. w. r. Tabor. formerly the
W. T. Fitzpatrick property,
where a small we'll was struck
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Under Avalanche of Coal
rEH But Miner Due GUT Alive

Whitesburg, KY, Aug. "a
After thirty minutes work, John
Mills was dug from under sever
al tons of coal which buried him
when he climbed into the dump
chute to loosen a gorge at the
Arch Miller mines. He was Sc
verely bruised but will recover
unless internal injuries are seri-
Gus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
ORCHARDS GAIN IN
FARMERS INTEREST
(By Associated Press)

Lexington, KY, Aug. q =.
Numerous indications that farm
ers in many sections OF kentucky
are showing increased interest in
better escharding have been
brought to the attention out by
four orchard tours and meetings
in various counties of the state
during the last month by the ex-'
tension division of the College of
Agriculture and county agricul-
tural agents in cooperation with
farmers organizations, according
to w. w. Magil, orcharding spe-
cialist of the college.
The tours, which were a part
Of the orchard improvement,
work being carried out by the CO.,
operating agencies, were design
ed to point out successful orchard
practices and to show farmers
fruit growers how they might
take steps to increase the returns.
from their fruit trees.
The first tour, which was. held
in Daviess county early in the
month, brought out 20 interested
farmers who visited the orchards
Of ]. Z. Burton and Walter Viii
SON in company with Mr.. Magill,
Ben E. Niles, secretary of the
Kentucky State Horticultural So
ciety, and County Agent J. E.
Mcclure. Results being obtained
iii the orchard of Mr.. Wilson
through the use of nitrate of soda
as a fertilizer and proper spray
ing methods provided one Of the
features Of this tour.
Trees whichor received five
pounds of nitrate of soda early in
the season had crop OF fruit es-
timated at more than that con-
tanned on the trees which receiv-
ed no fertilizer.
The second tour was held in
Crittenden county, 40 farmers
joining in the trip which took
them to the orchards of VIII
Ward and DR.. F. c. Mum. The
value of orchard sanitation and
the control of scab, blotch. scale,
codling moth and other fruit di-
seases and insects was pointed
out on this tour by Mr.. Magill
while Mr.. Niles outlined the OPP
portunities of orcharding and
stressed the importance OF pro-
per fertilization and manage
ment. The orchard of Mr.. Ward,
which was visited on this tour,
will be used as a demonstration
next year to show farmers the
value of recommended orchard
practices.
Christian county was the scene
of one of the most successful
tours during the series, 90 farm
ers taking part in this one which
took in the orchards of c. L. Low
cry, J. w. Wheeler, and Will
Massie. These three orchards
are being conducted as demon
STATIONS by the farmers in coop
Grafton with the college extern
sion division and as result many
valuable pointers on profitable
orcharding were explained and
emphasized for the benefit Of
those WHO took part in the tour.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

"The coal outlook is all right "
Yes, all right except for the
trifes that little coal is being
mined, but little of it is being
Hauled to the markets and what
does reach the markets will
probably be sold at eXhorbitant
prices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Aged Woman Victim
OF Paralyt,c Stroke

Danville, KY, Aug. 24-Mrs.
Margaret Harmon, II, died at
Perryville. She was the widow Of
w. T. Harmon and had been a
sufferer from paralysis for some.
time. Death came suddenly.
Three sons survive, T. F., w. f..
and John B. Harmon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Those who clamor for fieXi-,
bic tariff ignore the fact that the
proposed tariff bill has been
stretched to cover practically ev-
erything.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Because the number of Nation
al Guards on duty at Princeton,
Indiana, was reduced to Is, engi-
neers and fremen of the South
cry Railway, who struck, are
back ol1the Job.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Richmond Daily Register
S. nj. SAUFLEY, Editor and Proprietor
Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMSErcANP PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication of all
news dispatches credited in this paper
and also the local news published
herein.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Political announcements
We are authorized to announce
RALPH GILBERT

as g. candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress- from the 9Th
Congressional district, subject to the
action of the DNEsocratic primary liz
August, 1922.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

several years ago, Experts are
sanguine of a producing field
when they made their deep well
test, which, it is understood, will
be started soon on the J. R. Ma
gowan property.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Miss Taska Dunn is &c home
from a visit to Flenlingsburg,
Louisville and MaysyIIle.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

YOU can save money if yeu
buy your shells and guns from T.
]. Moberly. 19e At
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Oh Well In Mt. Sterling
Shot and Is Flowing

Mt. Sterling, KY, Aug. "a
Tie Big Four Oil Co, which re-
Gently struck oil on the Hon
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Those hungry, traveller, whose
trains. were held up for several
days on the Western deserts
might have said: Desert, desert,
everywhere, but not bite to eat.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Scientists say the North Pole
is moving southwark at the rate
of six inches per year. 1t will
reach Tennessee about the time
the soldiers get their bonus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

Fatty Arbuckle, in sailing for
China, says he IS Disguised with
conditions in the movie industry,
and his action in leaving0 the
country shows a sincere desire on
his = improve chose condi-
tions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24


The city of Washington has
abandoned daylight saving. A
large percentage of Washington
inhabitants, however, continue to
adhere to the policy of daylight
wasting.
The papers tell us that long
skirts have supplanted the short
ones, showing how much you can
learn from the newspapers that
you would never learn from OBJ
servation.
* x x
One editorial optimist says:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

One editorial optimist says:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24

prices
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
en- Slypnine
runot Joroen.

Sra 2onbon, England, telcgrafe.
res, at Der al 70 GltItrallfe @re0re,
Rois Smith o. Seth Smith, trGtreS
Sorbereoelier til Ell Slppning rltllnt
ssprben. Ieiien ifal tiltrpocS ira
Gorpbon, npr 2Onoon, Den 25oe
glpril.
Sc penter at fllIlte tilba9clGagc
De 1880 MiI / 2i0 Sirner aftllel
Hlppnina. Geiicn bill inllolertto
itr9ffe fla l,b oper ct Siosrlm paa
ca. tire Woaneoer. Be ifal anpelloc
en- Slppebuub, ioln er fpripnet nreo
Silll, iaa oen oeina fan aaa neo paa
9anb, OF iom orioe& al Ell 450 SeIte'
frGiters Mtotor.
Reiierllten gaar oOer Ifrifa, gIten,
China, Sapar,, opcr bet itiue SAB
pio Sc ~alelitiife Ger til gancoioer,
berfra iii Ietp gorf pia @innipeg,
iaa til ct. SobrS paa 9ep Solnlo.
lamb oa oerira oocr gtlanterbooet
tilbage til llbsang3punftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Sang Sprinemarih.

Boston, Nais., t5oe gpril. ga.
mitel u. Sobnion fra gte!u 9orf AT
rom igaar I'll Gourtbuiet her efter Of
puue i%prrueet Ifitanoen nteIem 3.
to Sper iaagooiom / ct 9isr. San
bapoe inOgaaet ct S9oeentaal ON at
flinne tiIbogelGgJe Ben 235 Dbl
ian9e Siitauce paa urrbcr so elmer.
San pallot mco 8lans, for ban gior-
he oct paa 4612 Sine. Gen iom bar,
bopbe n9bbet mcb, fltlgtc bdm / en-
Iiitomobil iammen nteo fem andre,
San itanicoc poa belle Sitren fun
i;oglc faa 8arge ,lGnee nof til al
lnOtage De iorlwone SoririIfninget
men bapbe life Ell 9llIlb paa iinc
Sinc / De n9iteil to Ssgn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Sorbuosa fltemnine.

Sra @albiugton mcooeleS, at &e'
~srGientant Siu, Hepliblifaner ira
Marplaub, bar irenliat ct Surila /
&rict ont, at Ger peo Salget / Ho.
rentber ifaI operlaoes &Glgerne peo
olninoeIis gfitcnrnins OF afsisre,
en- SiIpirfning % Sal gaf 2.75
Grocent SI ifal bore tiaabt inoell
tires reipeftipe 8ou9reSoiitrifter.
DIR. Sin oplpier, at 6orllaget er
It Subititlit for ct tioligerc "frernlat
Sprilag, Der gift no paa, at Der ifll!-
&c fllune oprctteS 2ocaI Sption.Nt
Itrifter, bpor Der peo Iiitemning
funbe afgisrcs ON A Erocent gl %
~ Yrocents Sine ifilloe bore lou.
liee.
Get me Sorilae iaitIetter Ell Nj
Gift al 20 Gents pr. Gallon 81, buil.
re Iigifter Wr. Sin trpr piloe bele.
be iig til $500, 10000 ON Iaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
SIiet Fan henoe.

Simon Stern, font beitprer Ell
Sfobutif / 9rcoflpl, Nep Yorf, %
por blcpet opifrGmt al DC talrige
Sperialo og Ipperier, bragte eiter
2itfninestioen 2sroag Gften iorrige
ltae ST, 800 I'll nGrmcite Golitiitation
% bao ont at faa beponerct Hengeite
Der til Watbae.
Den pastbapclloe Yolitilpitnallt er.
fl9rebe / itor SorifrGffelbe, at Nei,
oct funoe ban paa ingen Naabe inb-
laoe fla paa. "Si f,utbe bli oper'
iaIot o. rspebe ret her, bpao Winitt
oct lfltloe bore" erfl9reoe ban. "Sae
8eugene tilba9e meb Dig I'll grtiffer
% giem Dem / 8eneeifabet.
Huber geifpttelie al Ell Eolitimanf
plaattc iaa Sinlon panbre tllbage I'll
9utiffen meo fine 1900 Dollars of
giere, iom Golitiet bouoe iagt.
"a BON Nanbag Morgen aabneo'
9utiffcn iatbt bar. at S~rlobruostpo'
bapoe rillet Sfabet ben paa Ell Gen
Ii @ulpet, beiit beu neo / &iGlOeren
iprpngt Sfabosren % benlGgtigct liz
De nitten biinoreoe Collars. Sm 81
mon peIiigneoe Golitiet, oerom tie
Siitorien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Cog Genoerne isien.

Sro Ct. 9ouis berCtteS: s(nenSe
6reo % inget Sure ipaOierebe Sobn
9uicb meo lin Suitru iprleoen Dag
element Tarfeu, 90 Ell Iutpmobil
itaniehe peb Siben al @arret. llo al
I%utomobiIen boppebe SanolGg Sranf
q. Eaicbef, iom moen Gcremoni itaf
Sinerene ino | Whlnocn paa Wr.
S,licb, Der al Sorbuuiclic oabllebe
Den poo piot Sub. Nteb CT rolf @rcb
traf Softoren no 10 Haber ialife
Spnoer - BRO, Ylo0er % Sanb.
ltuntpcr - nteo oeit 6crflaring. OF
"entcl, betolcr on MIG paa itaaeuoc
SOB $t2, eQcr ian fodr on laoe pprc
at tp9gc".
Der. Sllicb begap 'ia til Solitiita.
tioncr, bpor ban lp'pclroc iorlargtc
Or. Taicbcf ar~reiterct Tor Stratcn.
reucri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
6amle Qpiuineer.

Genner al EuiQin9brsorene Same9
"a Soel Gbeatwpoo, iom Den lite
Sftober forriee gar feireoe lin 9Ooe
Ssoielsbas iioe paa ben ierltnroil'
.es Sarm / Sntegnen al Seapert.
north, Sans, or tilbsielige til ct
Beitribe @oobpi1e, Ohio, Spiain'
oerne, @iliam % Senrp @iirilS
TaoItano ON at p9re zoe Glolte
2uiaitger / Be Sorereoe Stater" Oh
De flnn er SO Iar 9arnle.
aaniastpiuingerneS Hecept tor
lolat 9iu er Den ianlme iom Ohio
tpiainaerleS = "arbeioe". @egge
9reSrene Gbeatpooo or Sarmere,
DC err frembelcS beIfiGiiiget oerneo.
Sc paaitaar, at De fan boloe Sfrlot
mco iine "tre Sneie og II" Var
mare Spreeutter. SlGstnlngers
aiertaanc Spiororinger I'll at trrt'
t, Iia tilbaac, belpares az begSe mHo
Den grfl9ring, at "por lterlte @lG'
sc | 9ipet er at brioe pore Sarnte.
Sable pi life bapt bet trapelt | olsle
Mar, piloe ri fanife for lGn5e lioer
bape bullet / pore 9raye."
9co set Selifab, Joni blep gtne'
FOR Dem paa oeres 90oe 6eolelSoog
erflGreoe Sim, at ban piloe tort
iGtte Irbeioet % plpltre Ell gone
ioa l9nge, ban formaaeoe."
9iabeoen mellem Sreorene er lat
Iior, at DC, mar De ii0rer Jig I'M
"Senoagsfl9oer" % ltlioler u
Sfi9e. mceet oanifeIis fan lille,
ira binanoen. Seeiom SnrnSipi!
Iinaerne er Sbiobrsorcue Yionerer
i>et Be boiatie fig / aanIaS ! Oh
Garcnc. : cner 6S Nar bar De Doe
! saa DC Iarule De Ill eler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
biempenot Expedition.

Ere Weblemmer af Willforb.grp e
bitionen penbte iorrige uge tilbage III
SEEN gprf efter ii Maaneoers Spbolo
i Sc ipbdmerifanife Silonisier. De
meSbraate 21a Son al eremplarer,
pmfottenoe iielone Snieftey &sooer,
Vlonter, morae Slugs Siifearter,
;;llale oa slbefattcr. De beretter, at
Sc bopbe bait mango @ienuorOigbeoer
GA ipqre Strabaoier, megen Spgoonl
GA en- itaois aomp meb De malt9e
brabenbe Gpr % Silefter, iom Der
ipprmer al / Sroperte.
Sc ire biempenOtc Reolemmer par
Srlonb 6. Wbitc, @otanifer / groof'
Inns botoniife Supc; Ratban 6. Scar
ion, SftpoIue peo 5nbiana statS'
,rniperiitet, oq Or. 8iniam u,
Mann, gntonlolog / De 5or. Staters
Notwithstanding.
erpeoitionen ~airciIte til Spoamc'
rifa unber 2eoelie al Or. $. s. <S'
bn ira Columbia ~llniperiitet meo Oct
Gormaal of uoforifc Den epre Inta
spnool. Or. IuSbp bar imiolertli
poo @rlruo al ct gnialo al Nalaria'
feber for flere Tiger iioen blenet nso'
iii at penoe tilbage til fit Stem
Neparf, q. s.
9e biemfomne bcretter, at De Her
@anae par blepct nsot til of ipii
gbcfisb, iom De iagNe par sanife bel
imaaeabe, naar oct bar al en- ill''
s(bc, men at Def par nieact ieigt. naa'
slbcn trai til at pGre 9arlnlei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Oddronnen.

Sislge BET fsberale 2anbbru9sbe.
partementS ugcntlige Geir. og Nib
linesoperiigt err 8aarormarbcioet be
bet betpoelis ioriinfet iom Ssl9e al
Oct bpppiae &esn / oucr Ell Waanco
/ De Heite al Staterne / Oct Snbre al
2anbet. Wteget Tibet &peOe og Sabre
blep facet / lleenS Sch.
Sustigbebcn % Oct parllte Seir
bar brogt 8interhpeoen / burtig Bert
Iaapel / De ipoIige Melcmpeititoter
Iom / Oe ipoliee GtlorterbaoSitatcr.
Set parme geir bar o8idu lat 6art
/ Maiien / De ipolige Siitrltter, mcl,
aoifinig Smplantning bill BIZ MOO
penbia paa 2apIanoene / SeraS pao
@rlllo al O~peripsmmelierne. gtaiS,
plalltninselt eiorOc raife Sremitrioi
paa De fleite Stebcr / Spbpciten uno.
taaen / Wisiisiippioalell, bpor Der
blep foriinfet al &egn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Dhiifvfrieen / Norge.

Sriitiania 16be gpril. Srnts.
lrnaen al 8biifp fra Spiflanb til De
ifanoinapiife 9auoe, ii9r I'll Nor9e.
tor antaget iaabanne Yroportionec.
at Ell norif Slaabepatrilie. inobe.
iattenbe Iette arpoiere. er ienbt no
flrut irtte Ell Stopper for ben uloo.
lac Sroiif. : ben iioite lts@ Sta
har Der n9iten SagIig furSet be-
ppbneoe Sommenitoo Steo meo
SmuslerIfibe.
Ser berctteS Der ct Silfrloe. icm
m,oonr be1l norife S~olbfutter Sell,
ionl opererer / Sfaeeraf. Den iis'
raliereoe til oen tpite aittte-
"slit," at IGgse bi. SlteoetIor at
eiterfomme Sroren isgte oen az to-
&C IIuaten, bporpau Splofltteren
ciIpreoe CT Sf,to. Ser ioraarlageot
an grploiion omboro paa ~SlttS" :,
inn oerpaa lagoe bi. Zen blcu en-.
int al NoromGrSeue. iont oet eltcr
en- oeiperat Scamp ililttelig lpfteoeS
az opernanoe SeiGtninssn, Sap.
.riren blep arreiteret % "Slit5-
Irbt mo iii nGrmelte Sapn, bpoc
Sen oisuparenSe SehclSning az
9rruoepin blep b~eilaglagt.
lloenior Ell enfelt uorit Sapn Il.
ceS 90 miStGnfelige SfIoer ar ligse
icronfreoe. % man anilaar, ar Der
llaen& sob or lmnslet $4,000 Ia!.
| lcner grenbcpin inS ! 9sorse,
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.SSngenisrer % forno0m SirIp til
S%carostomn forat fore Opipn mcO
Oct Teoningsarbeibe Iom ben for.
Iproeliac 6lom / Sltnois Tiper bar
i.souenoigsiort.
Mr. Sbop bapbc en- leneerc
&onierence meo @cn. Bead, Sn.
9enisrforpietS Gbei, iom IopeOe
i'iar at icuoe cit Officer ocrben for.
of unoeris9e, buoo Ser trGugteS al
Stebifober % andre 6Oripuingcr.
SunobeoSpGlenet loueoe oaiaa a.
icnoe Sielp / oct SicmcO of iprbiu.
ere Ell Spgoomscgioem;, naar
Monm1en or oper.
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1munoien fonfererer.

IRA SEEM yorf meboeIcs: aap'
:ein Hoolo amunoien, buis 6lpoe'
raifine iorleoen baparereoe ulloef
en- Saglitorm / H9rbeoen al Glo'
riou, ga, poa &eiicn til Seattl",
lar iioen i'm Silbagefomit bio bapt
iIere 9onferencer meo Sobn w. Sar'
len, gpgseren Of ben alnmntuWS'
moifin, iom @munbien agter at to-
oe meo iig paa TolarerpeSitionen:
llbelSet piIbe, erfl9reoe aaptell1
gtmunoIen, life bare nogenIombell'
Snopirfnine, bperfen paa Sitreli
coer aontincntet eler pao Folar'
erpebitionen. geroplanelt blcp ore.
pet neb al Ell Saglitorm % nj eli az
Sun9ernc flu,it, bpilfet imlOlerilT