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DR.. Humphreys Number 'Forty" is
a new idea in medicine and depends for
its action on the natural reactions of
the body.
= Whenever an accident happens
whether cold or cut finger. etc I: the
body reacts to this and eventually over
comes II. IL this does not take place
every accident might prove fatal.
In Number "Forty" we give a medl-
cine, which, in the crude drug would be
q stImulant; but. we give II In such
quantity and form, that the stimulating
effect Is negligible, the reaction com
mences almost Immediately and the
person quiets down and goes to sleep.
Since this sleep Is not produced by
drug but by the natural reaction to the
remedy. the sleep produced is natural,
heauthv and refreshing. and there can
be no danger of habit"
Price 3oc. and 800, at Drug Stores. or sent
on receipt Of price. or q. o. u. Parcel Post
Humphreys IIomco. Medicine Co, i56 Will
lam street, New York. Medical Book Free.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
New York Herald Bureau.
R0sra AuV-il % 4

pecial corresbondemcs Of THE NEW YoBK
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Imported Hand Embroidered
Dress Patterns
OF Fine Voiles, Organdies, Nets and Batistes
$12 to $25 Each Instead of SIG to $50

A Special in he Lac
to
flora patern
DresPa atenc complte of ando organdy al 6eah.
DrssPa atemsc scomplte of sheene a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

for Easter week.
Mrs. Frank Helms of Butter creek,
was brought to Echo for medical at
tention Monday night Mrs. Helms is
at the home of Mrs. Alpha Teel.
Miss Ruby Johnson, who attends St.
Paurs school in Walla Walla, is here
with her parents for the Easter sea-
son.
Mrs. Strack, who has lived in Echo
Tor some time, left here Thursday to
visit her parents who live on upper
Mckay creek. Mr.. and Mrs. Strack
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17


Applicants who have had prior mi
litary training in any of the three
components of the Army Of the Uni
ted States, especially veterans of the
World War. may be accepted for any
of the three courses if not over thir-
ty-five years of age.
Physically fit male citizens be.
tween the ages indicated for the
various courses are eligible to at
tend these camps. provided they are
of average intelligence and good NOR
lal character. No particular educa-
tional qualifications are required, ex-
cept that applicants for the White
lcourse must have grammer school
educatio nor its equivalent, and an
plicants for the Blue course must
have a high school education or its
equivalent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

Just think of 1t, at seventy-five
years of age to be made well and
strong again and gain twelve pounds
in weight, but this is exactly what !
did after taking Tanlac. Not only,
that, feel years younger" said Mrs.
Mary A. Spencer, East St., lifelong
resident of Watertown, N. Y.
For over aiyear l was in "a terri.
bly, rundown condition and was so
nervous and restless that many
night l would hear the clock strike
every hour. I was able to. eat very
little and lost strength right along,
finally becoming so weak could
hardly walk from one room to the
other. IA. &-e
''On account of my age'I thought
my declining health was natural, but
Tanlac has proved that 1 was mis-
taken. can do all my own house,
work now, sleep all night long, wake
up in the morning feeling refreshed
and just feel fine all the day long.
Tanlac can't be praised too much"
Tanlac is sold in Pendleton, by
Thompsons Drug Store and by lead
ing druggists. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17
their home town.

their home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Wattenburger
and j. C. Wattenburger motored to
Heppner Wednesday, returning in the
evening.
Chas. Bartholomew of Butter creek,
was In Pendleton on business Wednes-
day. Mr. Bartholomew has installed
gasoline filling station at his home,
much to the convenience of hts friends
and neighbors.
Miss Lauretta Shinn of Walla Wal
Ia, Is guest of Miss Maxine Stanfield
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

expect to spend the summer at Star
key.
c. Fl. Babcock, Chas Wattenburger
c. Wellman and Carl Wolfhagen, all
of Portland, arrived in town Wednes-
day and expect to assist in sheep
shearing at the plant south of here.
Several men are at work at the
sheep shearing plant two miles south
of town, preparatory to beginning
shearing Monday. The number of
sheep to be sehared here this year will
be less than usual
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

Mrs. Mary \ .Sl,ene,r Of Water
town. y. Y. aged IS. Who declares
She gained fifteen POHndS ON Tan
lac and feels just fine all the time.
Was in badly rundown condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17
Save SCH. Green Stamps
Miss Maxine stanfield, who is !

Miss Maxine stanfield, who is a
student Of ST. Pauls school in Walla
Walla, Is here to spend her Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Stanfield.
II. II, Willis of the, George e Miller
Co, was a business visitor to Heppner
Wednesday.
Ernest Gray and Steve West, Of
Portland, arrived in Echo Wednesday,
They expect to remain here for several
days. Mr.. Gray is a taxi driver asd
Mr. West o street car conductor in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17
New Cretonnes

Hundreds Of yards OF the more
beautiful cretonnes. especially
those in floral patterns. Very de-
sirable for the living room, for
the dining room or the bedroom.
Some for 45c the yard, others less,
Others more. Pleased to show
YOU,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17
PREPARATIONS MADE
|. SHE;A||R|NGA AT ECHO

N Cast 0reg0pIan Special, }
Echo April 17@-Mrs. George
Iitchell, wife Of the assistant cashier
( the bank, has been cry i'll at her
ome since Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

Paving planned for Walla Walla
this summer will cost s9O.557, accord.
ing to figures announced by the city
engineer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

Automobile licenses issued by
Clarke county this year number 4315,
about 1000 under the total number is
sued last year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17

More building is going on at Pasco
than at any time since the boom days,
and there is not vacant house in the
city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12

days in Troy and w ,aryllet ];
week, shopping and ". ting re
tiyec
John j. Purcell, who aaj been
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Tul
has gone to Orwell visit
mother, Mrs. Agnes Purcell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause Of the acknowledged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated tongue,
poor appetite, a lazy, don't-care feeling,
no ambition or energy, trouble with
undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
sDr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and 30c,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
EAST RUPERT

b. Laid is still very III.
Sugar making seems to be finished
ior this spring.
Mr. and Mrs Casper Leach OF Paw
let cal ed at b. Ladd's recently
Mrs. Clark Harwood has been i'll
again and is still confined to the
bed.
Mrs. Merritt Chapman of Dorset
was guest Of her daughter Mrs.
Earl Hill ono day last week.
The weather has been so warm for
the past few days tat the deep snow
that came last week has nearly all
disappeared.
Mrs Earl H. Hill and son, Carl mo-
tered to Manchester Sunday to see
Mrs Hills sister Mrs Bernie Davis,
, who is seriously ILL.,
! Miss Eliza Hulett Of Pawlet came
for Ter mother last Tuesdays Mrs
Hulett has been spending a week
wiz her daughter, Mrs, Schuyler
Towsley.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
sHAFTssURY

Henry Barney was in Bennington
Tuesday.
Mrs Jennie Thompson moved re
Gently to her farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knapp Of North
Bennington were guests Sunday at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Beach Ran
dali
Mrs. Nellie Montgomery, who has
been spending TIE winter with rela
tiyes and friends in town, has re
turned to Urbana, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington OF
Watertown, ~ Y, spent few days
last week with Mr. Harrington's par
ents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
PoWNAL CENTER


Mrs Laura Murdick who has been.
III is improving Dr. j. NJ, solomon
was in attendance last week.
James Barber of North Adams is
passing a portion Of the week at the.
home of his brother, John Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Peckham and
T.. h. Niles motored to Albany Mon
day in the Dodge sedan Of the form
c.
Mrs. Hattie Card and family have
moved from the JON Sumner house
here to their property, Brooksde Inn,
at the lower village
Arthur Houghtaling, operative az
the Power House Of the Berkshire
Street Railway, is moving from toe
home in Pownal village, recently
sod by him, to the Sumner house
Linus Towslee has already begin
moving his stock, farm implements
and household effects to orchard
View" tie farm purchased by him
last week He plans to extend his
milk route to the village of North
Pownal
An addition is to be built to the
Pownal Center Garage, Work is a.
ready under way for laying the ce-
ment foundation. This will increase
the capacity of the building to about
one quarter of its present size and is
to comprise an engine room.
A truck owned and operated by A.
A. Vadnais of North Adams is en-.
gagged in honing the main road be
tween here and Bennington this
week He was assisted Monday by
Roy C. Lampman who dragged a
Aone behind his Fordson. Both vol
unteored their services and the road
is now in a sale condition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
Of rolatIyes IN BENNINGTON.

CT relatives In Bennington,
Mrs. Thomas Mccormack street,
who has been i'll, IS better
Miss Helena McDeyitt spent sever
al days in Rutland last week shop
pins.
Miss Gertrude Tally spent several
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
SOUTH DORSET

Daniel Sheridan of East Dorset
was in town Monday
Schools In town reopened Monday
after a week yacat on.
Frank Nolin was week end guest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
EAST ARLINGTON

Sale at TIE Second Hand store, Fri
day an. saturday Of clothing and
urn ture, consisting Of writing
desks, center tables. stands, cook
stoves and parior stoves. Millinery
upstairs, new spring hats at reason.
able prices Also dress making
cleaning and pressing done by Miss
H. Hover S2t3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12

35-cents buys a bottle o. "Dander-
inc at any drug store After one
application of this delightful tonic
YOU can NOT find a particle Of dand,
ruff or failing har. Besides, every
hair shows new life. vigor, bright
ness, more color and abundance
Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-12
Ble-ko Sealproof
ROOF COATING

If YOU intend painting your roof and
find II rusted, punctured and full Of
nail and pin holes, with cracked seams
whether it is Tia, Iron. Paper Felt
Composition, or Stag, simply give it
one coat Of Ble-ko SealproR Ashes
tor Fibre Roof Coating, and you Will
produce stormproof Top at a low
cost that will last for years without
any further attention.
Any amount of coating delivered at
= moderate price Made Ia two colors.
black and red. Write for particulars
and price
w. R. Blocker Oil CO
t46-t52 Green St. Cor. So. Ferry St.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
Slot 1ernbaneitatiitif.

Ssfslae set feberale "Surecu Or
Nailpap Economics" gif 46.9 Gents
OF bper Solar al SernbmerneS Vrut'
toinbtGater / 1921 til Detailing az
Nrbeibslm og Sal9rer moo 55.4
Gent / 1920, 51.4 Gent / 1919, 1913
Sent / 1918, 40.3 Gent | 1917 %
So Sent / 1916.
: 1916 beleb Sotaluogifterne til
Salrrer og 2snninscr iig til ST.
S65,776,046, | 1920, ba De naaeoe
II. Seioepmft, til $3,424,305,1 100,
: 1921 sif sc neo isien til $685..
S29,497. s 1917 mbrog &c til
ST ,617,71S,392. Oct fsrite Inr,
lem Sernbanerne orepes al &egierin'
gen, ites biSie llogifter til $2,43O..
$40 16 pg oct anbet Iar, 1919, til
50, 644,109,442.
Sfatterne belsb Iis | 1921 til .
Sent pr. Collar at grltttoinot99ter.
nc, / 1920 til "A Gent, | 1919 I'll
As, / 1918 til 4.6, | 1917 iii 5.3
ca / 1916 til "A Gent pr. Collar.
0riftsinbtGaterne beIsb Jig ! 1916
til $3,596,S65,7 700 ! 1911 til ST..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
Sanoitonoet / CHINA.

Sra Tefing, China, mclbes, at
@auoitternes @rasiereu / 9anat5e'
falen er barre, emo Sc bar pGret II.
bcn SoreropItanoen. s Tropiniet
Sollan bciirOer ale SanoSbper paa
tire NOR, bpor ser or Itatioueret itore
SrcppeafoeIinaer, Jig / 9anbitternc$
%olo. Oct iioite Grempel berpaa cr
Sbuntrnfil, bpcr @anoitterne gioroc
SnofaI6 % fog gpelr / i'm 9eiiobeIie.
Sc negteoe at ppgioe Den igien l,oen
mob Detailing al en- itor 9sieium.
Wen bpab man amer for oct far'
IioIte er Den aienosgierning, at @on'
rittcrne meo Wagt bortiercr Wis'
iionGrcr og andre Srcmmebc, FOR
fpem 9eiepenacre forlanges bctalt |
@aaben og ammunition.
TegieringenS Soripg paa at INT
r%ertrpffe Suoet bar bibtil pGret ior'
aiGpcs. Sc fremmeoe 9egotiouer bar
Gang paa Sang feet liz mot til at
rroteitere til Nlttoritcterre % aooore
hcnt, at GbinaS Toiition hos Drag.
terre pil uoirtteS for Sare, ON life
SlIitanben inorlig forbeores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
en- "uoryooeliesfr

gn @eppgelic er lot igang meo set
Sormaal at iaa rpooet no al Tete.
ranburealiet ale Der aniatte gifte
apinoer, bpis NGno ogiaa err aniat'
re / HegierinJens Sieneite. Giitrict
{ Columbia Scpartementet al ben
simerifanife 9egion leber Sampler,
bpis Giemeo oct er at ifaffe Tlaos
irr 8eterancr ira 8eroensfrigen.
Grempelpis ~cnieres, at SuItruen til
en- meb $1,000 ON @aret ailennet
Sunftioner / bell mebicinife IfoeIing
{. Seteranmireauet tr9ffer $4,000
en- Iaret | oen famine MfSeling. 9u.
reauets Gbiei Glerf treffer en- 9sn
ni 81, 900 ON garet og bans Suitru
$500.
G%ontroperien ON Mni9tteIien al
giite 8pinoer / &egieringens Sieneite
l,ar paagaaet, belt iiben Sarbingao.
miniitrationer fom til Waeten.
apinberne, ser lebes al Itriobare
Sufrasetter, iom bapoer, at Oct life
piloe p9re fair" at fate no giite
Gpinoer enc og alcne af Den @runb,
ot oeres Weno trGffer til at inbe.
bape en- %oiicntlis Stilins, forbereoer
ia paa ct fraitigt 5oripar. Sfuloe
lloiigterne bli triIenoe, bill apin6erne
lesae Sasen frcnI for aonaresien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
6ammel J~ernbanemano

q. 9. InguS, en- al Sc ganIe BIO.
fercr paa Observation-Disclosures Ont
raaoc i Noropeiten, er ifoIJe ct Sele.
arom ira ct. Saul afgaaet peo peo
Ceoen / Wortreal, Canada, 81 Nar
%dornnrcl. San bar en- al 8rlmolPg'
aerne baabe AZ 8reat Nortbcrn' og
Canadian Yaciiic.Smen
Or. IngltS fom til anerifa ira
Sfotlanb / 1857 % fit isrit AniGt
tclIe / en- @anf / Woutreal. q Mar
Iencre fom ban iii 81. Saiil. bpor
hon, Iammcn meo nogle andre au'
pitaliItcr fiebte pp oe Iftier, iom al
irnanbife SntereSier holoteS | en-
@aneItump, Tom ienere blcu oet Itorc
Great Iortbern S~aneipitem. San
blep Siceprriioent for oen paabe'
spnbte Sernbaneliuie, iom oengnnf
faloteS ct. Taul, @inneapclts 4
Mtonitobabanen. s 1881 tog ban
i'm NiifeS Iom SiceprGlioent % etter'
fulates Iom iaabm al Sames 5: Oil.
Nr. IusuS ilptteee tilba5e III Va
naba, bpor ban ianmucn mco George
Stephen % Sonalo Smith. Den Icne'
RI iaa bersmte 2oro Stratbcona,
slanIaaSe % bngseo ben fsrlte tara'
tiifc StilcbapSbane.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
upentet Selennine.

en- / SEEM 9runstpicf, q. g., DO.
enbe Sfibsiprer, aaptein Sobn W.
Ganoerpeer, er netop blepet unoerret,
tet ON, at ser eiter Eatricf Gong |
sitlantic SigblanO er tilfalOt bam
III arp paa $4,000 iom @elounin5
for, at Saptcinrn ior IS gar iioen
rebbeb bans Sip.
Gong blep / September 1909 reo'
set af Gunoerpeer ira ct Glippcifi9r
Ibenfor S%nolsbct til Sort Won'
mouth, g.. s. Gong Dor Ell al fenr
Easiaaerer / Ell Motorbaab, iom bar
raa Siempeien ira en- Siifetur. 9e
tIep brepct inc puo oct opeltnpplttc
Sfi9r. ltIpffen bleo feet al Sap.
iein @anbcrpeer, iom befanbt iig /
gGrbeoen / lin Motorbaa0. 30 al
Mpnocne blep rcooet al andre 81.
itere, meoenS &apt. @anoerpeer fate.
DC iig / Sisen % tit brast Gong /
Giffcrbeo op / iir Saab. sc TO an.
ere Wpnb ori,fneoe.
Gong 'frep MI og oa til Gapt San.
terpeer, men antp0eoe albrig, at ban
. gteoe at gisre lin &eoninssmanO til
i'm Irping.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
6olo Die meo
O~dsolinmdnoen.

en- &assia, iom forleoen Gag al
Spens Iaal. og @9gtinipeftsr fore.
tcseS til "a @asplin.T aafplbningSs
1tutioner / Columbus, Ohio, reilllte.
reoe | at 19 al Dem Hep grcbet / OF
inpbe fine al,nber ior iterre euer
minbre &pautiteter, I cufelte SilfGl.
Ger for iaameset iom en Sltart pr.
'Oalon.
Ser sipes / bernie SorbinbeIic Den
Splpsning at bisie Snpberier foiter
observation-disclosures eienneminitlia
'$9O,000,OOO ON garet. GiSic @e.
fraaerier iiges at pGre meact oInlill'
teIig, bporfcr WotoriIter % andre,
fem ficber @asolin fra Taafplo.
rnesitationerne, ~opforores til at
"bape Sinene meo iig", mar DC faar
fine observation-disclosures paafplot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
CT "mauo" fnuit / Jien?

gn ganlmel SSbaoSfnrer, 6. {.
WcSntpre, iom 9srbag forrigc llge
onfom til Seattle, @aIb, fra Sibi.
rien, iiotoler ocn Wenina, at &oalo
ImunoienS grpebitionsifib "Walto"
CT bIepet fnllit / Sien nnr @raueel.
ecit, % at Sfibcts Serer, 8aptein
Shifting, % bets SeiGtning fan priie
iig lpffelig, on Sc lepen0e fan font.
me tiIba8c til Sonb oper Sien til
&aaren.
aaptcin MtcSntpre troebe heller
life at gmimbien pilbe forisge at
ilppe oper Horopolen | SOFT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22

ter SoIbaterne fra Serbensfrigeu
paa Iiae 500 meo DC Wiaioner al
@Gno, iom fiempeOe &epublifens
Ganlpe.
Seq befIager," erflGrer 9rGii'
benten til Slut, "at ieg Ter mig
MOOT til at ifuffe iaa mango tioligere
soIbater, iom bar bet Snotrpf, at bet
er en- Iiseiaa lisefrem Sag for &e-
aieringen at bortifiTnfe Silioner i
Sreostib, iom oct par at ubgipe Bill
Iioner / ariseu. Seq beflaser OF
maatte title mig imeIIem benz % Ben
'pnfelig lille @obtgisrelie, iom er 70.
reilaaet. Seq liter life at fornnle paa
9aut meo @aioriteten inoeu Son.
~eresien, Tom bar iterut Tor 8ratialet.
Gen iimple Sanobeb er, at belne @tu
paafsrer &egieringen Ell 6orpligtel.
ie al oper 81, 000,000,000 uoen no.
gem 9eitemmelie ON, b~uorlcoes 0db-
Ierne til S9ffelie al OiSie ertraoroi.
mere llbgifter ifal tilpeicbrinaes, %
Iom oet uoepenoe @ren al Tegieriu.
gen piloe maatte iinauiiere poa
Srobs al oe ~beitaaerbe paniteli9e f.
naniielle Yroblemer % mcb fulbitGn-
oig Silintcteierelie al bore @eitrG-
belier paa at inofsre Seiparelier |
Statsrbgifterne.
Sra @aibinston teIcgraieres 20be
september: @onisbileu er oeb.
9r9iioent &arbings Seto blep ibag
opretbolot / Senatet meo 4 Stemmer
puer oen TO SrebieoeIeS Waioritct.
Tom frGpeoes forat omitobe oct, e.
terat set / HeprGientontbuiet bar
blepet fulbfaitet meo 25S moo 81
Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
Coldtariffet1.
Zen ME- Sulbtarif SeStaaet % urcr.
ienbt Erriosuten.
Nps % Grittf.

Sra @aibington telegrafereS ben
19be September: Seuatet peotog
lbag meo AZ MOB % Stemmer &on.
ftreneefouriteeus Snoitiuing al Den
me Solbtarif Tom, ON Ser life bar
cpoaget en- Sell / &enifripuingen al
@iuen, piloe pGret cperIenbt 9rGii.
tenten / Gftermibbag % traabt |
Sraft 81. II Mibnut.
9open bill BIZ unoertegret al He.
tia Observation-Disclosures Speoter % Errli.
henten / Senotet imorgen % oerpna
iirar operienot TrGiioent Sarbing,
Of bpem Ben noen SpiI uiortspet bill
bli ia%nftipneret. Souen beitemnter,
ar be me Solbiaticr ifal trGoe /
&raft, iainart oen er unoerteanet.
Smportsrer, Iom / bcr lite Sime
bar bcitrGbt Jig pao at iaa fine go.
rer tcloflarercoc, for oen npe Sop
tr9oer | araft, err tilitaaet EFT Gags
Sriit.
Sem IepubIifanere itemte MOB
GebtaeeIien al Observation-Disclosures
Snoitiaing, ucmlig Senotorcrne
@orab fra Sbabo, Cameron ira Iri.
soma, Ginrmins fra Soma % Cen.
root pg Ga SoIette fra @iScouiin.
Ser meloteS, at o9iaa equator Nor.
lis fra Hcbraifa eiloe bape ltemt MOB
Snoitiuingell, on ban bauoe p9ret
t;llte0e.
Seuator @orab itelute MOB @iae,
peo oen oprtubelige Sotering ooer
oen / Senatet, og Senotor ga Sol.
lttte uiloe bapc aiort li9eoan, ON ban
tapoe ppret nGrpprenoe.
Senator Cameron 1teinte moo 60
niteiuoItiaiuaeu for at tilfienoegio(
fin WtSbiuigelie al, at &oniereuce'
fpmiteen bapoc ltrsact Den al Sena'
iet beiluttebe SnOferielStolO pat
langiibret @onmIb.
Seuator GrmminS bopbe aicntug
ne @anae erflPret, at oer life buroI
f~oreta5es nogen giennemgaacnoe "a
~riirepiiion pan oenile 3io paa @runi
al Be f~aotiifc Silitonoe, % at mango
Ct Satlerne bar for bsie.
Senator Senroot itennte for 9iler
I benS o~prinoclige Sorrn, men bar
itoebe ocngang ON, at ban pilot
femme MOB Observation-Disclosures
en- Ser / ocnre life bar forctaget be-
tragteIige NeoiGttelier / Here Solo
~iotier, Tom ban mniaa for iorbeie.
30 Tempfruter, Senatorerne groll
faro % GonSoea fra 2ouiiiana ITEM
tc for Snoitiainser.
timber Den afiluttcnbe Sebat blet
sen me SoIbtarif og oenS Satier for
iparct al equator Smoot ira lttab
Nepitblifaner, og paa bet 'tarpclt(
fritiieret al Senatorerne UNDERWOOD
fra Ilabama % Sarriion ira NflS'
iiSiippi.
Scnator Snloot loppriite Sen npt
Sarii / hsic Soner % bcflaBeoe, al
ten life bar ncbtaget og traaot
&rait for flere WaaneOer iioen, LAD
cen bapoe faaet Sib til FOR Talget al
~cperbepiic Solicit ON, at "EroSpert
IN" bill fslge / bens &ipluono. "Spi;
tenne Bin bar blepet 2oO for Ter eIlet
cite Wanneoer iiben, er ieg liffel
pao", crflGreeb ban. "at bpertencltt
6abrifbiltI / 2anoet MI piloc bao(
itmlnet og arbeibenoe Wrno pGr'
i:fret boicre 2sn END / nogct anoe1
Sanb."
Taa Sen on6en She forbsmte &c
rotor ltnocropoo oen npe 9oo ION
en- llbprliQbeo itoen Sige paa COB
Qipninaclls Smraa0e, iom en- oirett'
@cifatniq al Solicit | Sapsr al piS't
fopitaliitiife S9rinteresicr. Softer
re / Sen npe Sop bar, iagbe ban
man1e Silfplbe bobbelt iaa belt
Iom oe nGrpprenbe Sotier. Seier'
enb / Gingleploben og hetere emo
4'apne. albrihlcpen, iom forfaIteoe:
al set amerifanife Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
en- DarmereforS.

Sra Cos gneeIeS berettes, at auc
Sri onens &eoereforber bIep ilaast
Genoog Den 17oe September, On
Sermometeret iteg til 102 @raber i
Sfpggen. Sctte iiges at p9re ocn
beieIte Semoeratur, man bar baut
beri @pcn iibeu ben miuoeoGrbise
Sag / S0-Iarene, ga &pifieIpet iteg
til 100 8raber, iaa Solf / itore Sta.
Ter maatte tp til Stranobreoocrne og
op imeIem Sierge,e forat finoe Gin.
Erina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
Kanoioaten / Genen.

Sra Srou Wouutain, Mid., beret'
ties, of Senrp 3ancour / YcrfinS,
GeIta Gontp, ionJ tiltroos for, at ban
bar bleuet boult til Sorbeoringsan'
itaIten for SpcrtrGoelIe al Sorbllos'
lapell, iniilterebe paa, at bli itnaenoe
iom &anbioat for Sberiif pes Sri.
nlGrpalget, iaIt bapbe fact go Stem
lier. 2acor pnaitoh, % p~aaitaar
fremocleS, at bans Irreitation ifplb-
teS ct &omplot al bans Wobfanoioa.
Ter.
Sans aampogne for Sheriff lebe'
beS al bans Scn og nogle iaa per.
icnIiee @erner. : mango Sopnibips
fit ban life Ell encIte Stemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22

O14,142,747, / 1918 til $4,SS0,.
953 ,4S0, / 1919 I'll S5,t44,7 69,154,
/ 1920 til S6,17S,43S,459, / 1921
iii $5,516,556,462.
Seraf uo9ioroe Nettofortieneiten
1916 $1,040,0S4,517, 1917 1884.
O6S,770, / 1918 63S,56S,6O3, i
1919 $4549S4,953 / 1920 ST..
10000, % / 1921 $780, $40 PA.
Spaaperne for 1918, 1919 % sci.
ris 1920 reprGierterer Siben, ION
Megieringen bapoe Griiten Of Saner'
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