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New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Church Sale Will Put
Worsbipers in Theate,

Members of St. Luke's Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in Forty-sccond
Street. between Broadway and Eighth
Avenue, will worship to-day in the
Sclwyn Theatcr. The church, next door
to the theater, has been sold, and when
the wreckers start to tear down it's
walls tomorrow one Of the landmarks
of the district will disappear.
The present pastor of st. Lukc's, the
Rev. DR.. William F. Kocpchen, says
the exact date of the erection of the
church is not known. In 1876 band
of Lutherans in the ighborhood
bought the church from Presbyterian
congregation fer $4,000. Last week it
was sold for 100000.
With the money new church, par
ish house and parsonage will be built
in West Forty sixth Street, near Eighth
Avenue. After this is done the church
expects to have a balance of $4,000.
The Rev. Dr. Koepchen said yestsr-
day that when the Lutherans took over
st. Lukes Church there were gardens
surrounding it, To-day there are
tneAtefs all along the block.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Pri-Amur Delegation
Appeals TO Conference
Demands Integrity of Russia as
Representative of An,i-Bol-
shcvik Rule i'm Siberia

W WASHINGTON, Jan "a (By The As
sociatcd Frcss).-Thc "main and funda
mental principles" which must be borne
III mind by the Washington conference
in taking up Far Eastern questions
arc "tho integrity and ind'visibility of
Russia and the invola biity of the sovc-
reign rights Of Russia in the Far
East said a memorandum transmit
ted to-day to Secretary Hughes as
chairman of the conference by the
delegation of "the provisional Pr-Amur
government now here.
The delegation, which is headed by
V. S. Kolesnikoff, Secretary of Foreign
Affairs. contends that its government
is "the only national Russian anti
Bolshevik government existing on Rus
sian territory" 1t claims Jurisdiction
over the provinces of Kamchatka
Primorsky (maritimc) and Saghalin
Island.
Continued occupation by the Japa-
ncse of Russian territory, the memo
randum declared, sis directly contrary
to the principles announced by the
,IananCSC government"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Harding Takes $4,000
Office From Merit List
Deputy Commissioners Of Inter-
nal Revenue To BE Appoint
ed by Chief

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1a.-rrcsidcnt
Harding by executive order has re-
moved from civil service requirements
the Office OF Deputy Commissioner of
internal Revenue, it was said to-day at
the Treasury.
There arc five Deputy Commission
crs, each Office paying salary of $4,000
year, and under the Presidents order
tho Commissioners will be subject to
appointment by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue with the approval Of
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Removal of the Office Of Deputy Com
missioner from civil service status was
understood to be the first step in a
general reorganization Of The Internal
Revenue Bureau planned by the Ad-
ministration to obtain greater efficiency
and insure appointment of experts.
At present there arc three deputies
and two acting Deputy Commissioners
and, according to Commissioner Blair,
it has not yet been determined just
what appointments will be made in the
vacant Offices.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Autos Caused Death in
1921 Every IS Minutes

CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-The number Of
persons killed in automobile accidents
in the United States in 1921 was es-
timated at between 10000 and $4,000,
probably nearer the higher figure, at
a joint meeting of the officers Of the
public safety section of the Nationa!
Safety Council and the managers OF
various local safety councils here to-
day. The estimate was based on
comparison of the 1920 figures with re-.
ports already received from several
cities and states.
This is an increase of from 1000 to
1000 over deaths from automobile ac-
cidents in 1920 when approximately
1000 persons were killed: Based on
the higher figure. safety officials to-day
said that death from an automobile
accident in 1921 occurred on an aver
age of every thirty-five minutes.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
for Wom,en' Shop
To Ope,, in Montreal

MONTREAL, Jan. Ia The
Quebec Liquor Commission is
planning to open a wine shop for
women, managed by members Of
their own sex, on st. GATHERINGS
Street. in the heart Of the shop
ping district.
The purpose of the innovation
is to make it possible for women
enjoying their cups to purchase
wine without having to rub
shoulders with motley males who
now frequent the commission
lepots.
Wine will be the only beverage
sold.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

None Of the others would be 2 bic to do
as well as that for many years to come
ne said. He said the Senate would vote
on the tariff in the coming week
Mr. Wakeman quoted a prediction
made by President Harding when he
was Scnat1r in 1919, when he said
that the next President would be Re
publican. and that on account of the
problems of reconstruction he would
become the most unpopular President
IN tic history of the nation.
lie was only half right said tho
speaker, who asserted that Great Brit
ain to-day is working under system
OF valuation of imports analogous tc
the so-callcd American valuation. anc
that Germany never would have become
powerful unless she had had strong
protective tariff.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

William A. Brady, as president Of
the National Association of the Motion
Picture Industry. said last night that
none of the details of the contract
which will be submitted to Mr.. Hays
had been settled. He said that moth
ing more than the general idea for an
organization which would bring about
a further development of the motion
picture industry to the mutual benefit
Of the producers and the public had
been determined upon at this time.
Mr.. Brady said that committee,
representing the producers, had been
appointed to draw up the contract, and
that it would confer with Mr.. Hays
some time during the coming week on
the terms of the agreement.
The committee includes Gabriel L..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
ScarcI, for Missing Flying
Boat, Wilh Five, Futile

MIAMI. Fla Jan. IT, Former SUB
chasers and seaplancs searched in van
to day for the hvinc boat New York.
which left here late yesterday for
Bimini with three passengers. Word
was received hora that it had no.
reached its de.tnation and il is be
licved 10 be floating disabled at sea.
The passengers were Clinton Ice
pold, of Reading, Pa, and NJ f. Kahn
and II. c. Crcnshaw. of Montgomery,
Ala, who had come here to attend a
Shrincrs' installation. Captain Cui-
bcrtson was pilot and was accompanied
by mechanic named Smith The trin
to Bimini REQUIRES about ono hour, but
two days provisions were carried. The
search will be resumed at daybgcak to
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
S]2, ,0OO,OO0 Railway Trust
Certificates Sold in \. y

WASHINGTON, Jan. a. Three ad
ditonal sales to New York firms 81
railroad equipment trust certificates
now held By the government were con
tirmcd to-day by tho Director General
Of Railroads. with tho consent of the
President. The sales we're a, par plus
accrued interest They were to Dillon
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

Hess, for Godwyn; Saul +. Rogers, for
the Fox Film Corporation; Louis In
nerarity. representing the Pathc, and
Il. {. Cole, for the Robertson Cole
COmpanV
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
HAYS to Quit
For Film Job.
lie Announces

Continued from page one)
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ON account Of owner desiring cash to put
In new business, I have $780, 900 equity.
4 tenant proposition, netting S31 900 per
snnum; after 9 years net income can be
Increased TO 100000; t.is Is n stable and
safe Investment for the light party; $500 900
cash reuulfcd, balance IN trade.
AMOS I,AMPHEAR.
f4e Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are a large number
of desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should YOU not
find the place that you desire an advertise.
Wanted will bring many inquiries from
people who are seeking paying guests. Phone
ad to Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
New York.
!AVERSTRAW. N. z.

HAvERSTRAw, N. Y.
Delightful four roomed apartment over
loking the Hudson: electricity. gas also un-
furnished light housekeeping rooms garage.
u. =. HOTEL, Haverstraw, N. Y.
BOARDERS wanted on q real homeiike
farip: pleasant surroundings moderate
rates. Mrs. EDWARD JOHNSON, Thomp-
son Ridge. Orange Co., ". Y.
PRIVATE cottage, direct on the Delaware
boating. bathing, fishing: homelike: accom-.
modates few guests. Mrs. II. BODE, River
roed. Port Jervs, N. Y.
MOUNTAIN vIEw-Cool comfortable rooms !;
excellent table rates; reasonable. Mrs L.
HATsSOREN, South Westerlo
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

FORECLOSURE SALE.
Daylight factory, Bronx: possession first
floor and basement; sacrifice: little cash
needed. PENNEY, attorney. 1926 Tribune
Building.
An advertisement Ut the Lost and
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD leffers real possibility of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

STORE wanted. or space. office building.
downtown. suitable confectionery, lunch
con, &C.. financial district preferred. Eox
565, POS 7th av.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Vermont.
FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

EQUIPPED FARM; GROWING CROPS;
HORSE, CATTLE, 10 POULTRY.
Vehicles machinery. tools included II
taken now: SO acres convenient II. r. town
% acres tillage; spring watered 10 COW
pasture: woodlot; 80 fruit trees; 700 grape
vines: room house. barn, poultry
houses Retiring, $500 takes all. part
cash. d. o. COLEMAN. Sodthinston. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Long Island.
MANHATTAN BEACH
MANHATTAN BEACH
ONLY 3 4-ROOM BUNGALOWS
ONLY . 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS
LEFT FOR RENT

SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
TASTEFULLY DECORATED
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Rent $3.50 up until October Is.
4 and rooms and bath.
Manhattan Beach Bungalow Corp, Oriental
Blvd and Jaffray st.. Manhattan Beach. or
Joseph y. Day, Inc. agent. d7 Liberty st.,
New York city. Representatives. at bunga.
lows all day. every day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Above ssth st.-5th Av. to North Rive
Miscellaneous
Brooklyn.

FOUR STORY BUILDING
or lofts, 40x100. light. near Williamsburg
Bridge. MAMET FUR DYEING CO., 800
Penn ST.. williamsburg. Tel. 2i19.
LOFTS TO LET.
i0xS0, steam heat. elevator: live steam II
desired. CANDY PRODUCTS. 635 Kent av..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

above l4th st. to 5sth st. dncIusive).
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above I4th ST. to ooth St. unclusive).
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
westchcster.
New York.

TO LET--For July and August. furnished.
ten room bungalow house with modern
conveniences and garage, situated near the
banks Of the Hudson River, half way be-
tween Saratoga Springs and Lake George.
Inquire Of Box Z. Corinth, N. Z
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BrookIyn-Sale or Let.

BIG SACRIFICE-s2, 900 CASH
buys elegant three family brick house, with
all improvements. Bushwick section. easy
terms. Phone Bushwick 7015-R.
SO. 900 cash buys two family white brick
house, bay windows front and rear, III
rooms, two store rooms, two baths: window
In every ROOM all Improvements hot water
heat: $500. Phone Decatur 57s5.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ARE YOU looking for furnished room In
the city? If so, then go this column
thoroughly and If you cannot find what you
FURNISHED Rooms Wanted" will bring many
Inquiries from people who are seeking room
ers. Telephone ad to Worth 10000
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above lith ST. to 5sth St. Gnelusive).
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
wcstcI,ester.

DELIGHTFUL environment, beautiful views,
high elevation, reasonable rates. refer
ences required. Address MME. MONTALON.
corner Union and Castle avs. Tarrytown-
on-Hudson. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above i4th st. to 5eth st. unclusive,.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above 18th st. to 5eth St. Gnclusise).
The New York herald., 1922-06-21

EAST ORANGE-Lcnox av., 50-Modern three
room apt. residential section. minutes D.,
l.. and w; reasonable; July until October
/, or longer. Phone Mulberry 23o4 during
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

RELIABLE building corporation has few
good solid building mortgages for sale on
five and SIX room tax exempt propositions
located at Flushing. L. l. VIII expire In
Al years; amounts $500; bonus of 1876
for placing OF same and 6ee interest on car
rying. For further particulars. FLUSHING
SUBURBAN HOMES INC, 249 West
54th st.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21

I'D, 32s W.-Facing Riverside Drive, parlor
floor, bath and Kitchen studio, art exhibit.
light business or apartment: parouat floors.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
SUMMER HOMES-Sale or Let.
New Yor,,.

FIVE room unfurnished cottage. fifty dollars
$3.50 for season. Address FRED Il. SKIN
NER. West Brookvilie, Sullivan county, y. Y.
nAx
, 1922-12-08

$3.50 for selling a reoiDs for iiquor
snd = sim TO m 5ndfsn on the Wind
River reservation. *. aocordins 70 -
stories. ether r s.n-in-Iav or a grand
son Of Jim Bake. he pioneer whose
fortified eabia stancs IN Frontier
rark here. After his conviction
Evans told different officers d'ffee
emit stories reEnrfiyE his relationship
to Baker. stating q che hat his wife
WIS Bakers sEuEhser and va oor-
IN the famous cabin. and 20 anotAeT
that Baker uss his Erandiather.
, 1922-12-08

The plot Is an interestinE and novel
n from start to finish. telling Of the
manifold problems OF = young girl
Cherie Dubois. alone in a mining town
IN ID cary days Of the West.
Miss Gibson. as Cherie. - easy 10
look upon. and a finished actress.
EdWard coxen gives some Of b I'm
est acting IN his long scree career.
There are thrills galore. with TO-
nance. mystery and love. What more
could u ask IN a motion picture-
Tho playgoer IL certain TO eusoy a
pleasant evening when he sees Sire
, 1922-12-08

Departments under a bln i~atroauess %
day By snator MeNary. Republican.
oregon. Would make a survey Of ;hs
Columbia river from Vancouver =
Priest Rvpids, wash. and % thc
Snake avsr from It's mouth to 40
TN. Wash. to determine the Feasibility
o. eanalizatlon OF the two river. Tor
barge traffic. - irrigation and reola,
nation OF the lands along the rivers
IN OF oanRlizarion and Of O.
veiopmezt Of hydro-eicctuo poorer.
, 1922-12-08

They state that they were forced
70 take this step due 10 the high
prizes OF feed n the general short
#s ~ mix products. They point
10 the fact tia; m1k Is costing them
rnt m1re new than i did
last summer. They state that while
thu center OF a farming
community and Casper must have
uo@t u rs feed and considerable %
Z milk shipped In. milk prices in
Casper are lower han in Cheyenne
, 1922-12-08
Thrilling Feature
Coming to Wyoming

when a picture holds your interest
from the first fadein e the last fade
out. not once boring o u It's 4 good
picture. That is why Nine Points
OF the Law" featuring Helen Gibson
and Edward Coxen. viii prove real
entertainment At the Wyoming thea
tire Sunday and Monday.
, 1922-12-08
WHOLESALERS OF MILK
RAISE PRICES MONDAY;
CHEYENNE PRICE HIGHER

The local wholesalers Of milk Issued
notice today that their ps.-ss would
be raised beginning Monday. Dssem-
Der il.
, 1922-12-08
CONVICTED indian MAY
Be RELATIVE OF FAMOUS
FRONTIER SCOUT, BAKER

CHErESNE. wyo.. Dee. s-R1b-
Evans. sentenced N United
erurt here 70 nay a fine OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Sp0ageiesbetjent
begDmOte at tro
iig DpDsOpmt.

IS eg troeOe nit Eilfpl6e bar boob.
Lott, inotil ieg fan6t Smlac," erfla.
rer s. $. WolIb COS Eortlan6 ane.,
ct. Soltl, Wtinn., beIfienot Reolem
oerne 8pS bemmeIige Bolitt.
IS ii lan9e aar oar lea / en- lien,
6or1otntng al &beumotisme "a Ra.
peonoer. Naariombelit ieg forisete
at Ipt'e ct o~rbentlig Naaltio Rob
lpnteS alt at irtrne / min Rope. Sea
opfploteS meo 8as, og 8resiet m.
firing nit Sierte bar iaa ooIoiomt.
at Oct nPlten binOreoe mig / at treffe
Ianoe. Seq boobe raienoe Soueo-
pine og IufaIO al Spimmelbeo og
bar loa llerpsS, at ieg panitelig fltnoe
taa 1logcn boilebringenoe Sspn, iau
ieg begpnOte at fro, at icq 1ar osmt
I'll at ~tilbriuge &eitcu al nit 2iu / Ell
IiNenbe 6%orfatning.
"Sanloc off Iiqe los pao mine On.
Der, og I'LL befinber ieg mig i;gefrem
%itorartet. Min Nppctit err q~ltbenoe,
alting befommer mig bel, mine Her.
Der er iaite % ieg npoer / Soerfloo
al ioririifelrOe Sepu. Seq lpgger
altio ino ct goot Sr0 for Sanlnc."
Sanlac iplge$ al ale gooe Gpo.
tbefcrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
6ulobrpnup.

Mr. % @rs. Sobn 8. 8nmitob bob
SC DEN @lrbe ar icire lit 8uIbbrpQm
Den 6te Nouember 1922 iantmeu meo
inc Scnncr o. Oeres SnmiIicr. Tom pur
for'amlct for Den heitibeIige NnIcbuiug:
gr. % @irs. u. IS. 8amituo ira San
Sole, California, @r. % Ir5. g. &.
HannItao ira WiuueapoIis, Iirr., Sr.
% Mrs. u. 8. Hnmitan ira SiSmarct,
V. :. Ntibha9 bIeb "icrpcrct / Gan,
Claire SoteIS pripatc Spiieinl. iom par
elegant bctoreret meb guile Npicr. Ir.
Sohn 6. &amitao fom til Can Claire,
&iS., 1867 o. bar fsot / Sett Yreites
6jrlr, Norac, 1916. RrS. Hamltnb
tIep fsht / Npree 1916. 6cube3 Eiecz
nnuu Il Narcu Tdrpciou. Sru Ton,
iii Gau Claire, 8is., 1871. Ir. p9
Mr2. Nomitab blep rgteuiet / Can
Claire Den 6te Nopcmbcr 1872 al ga
Itor Imuub Sohuiou. Sc bar bart 4
@cru / NercS Sgate'fab, hporaf 3 Icper.
Scr. u. Is. Tamitoo, San Sole. Calf,
&. 6. &artitap, IiurcappliS, Iiun.. %
Or. y. 8. RamItab, @iSmarcf, y. 3.
@r. \. 8. 8amitoo er en- eanrntcI
STicr % abonnent paa "SccorabsTo 10
ten. 5. Hno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
G~iterip9nin9.

SplDsninger snifes ON asIaf Cor.
~neliion ira Semple, SeraS. giterisa.
tie er 36 Iar gammeI, isbt / Eeras
at norlfe 5or9lore. Sans Ror, ser
tremoeleS er boiat / 4eras, bar life
bsrt ira BAN fioen 1912, paa bpilfen
Sio ban opbolot itg / Slant, Calf.
San er for oct meite iammen meo
norlfe 6olf. SfsIse Splpsninger,
lom Wtooeren bar mobtaget, for ban
tllllss | &rigsamene og blep / 1918
iammen meb 10 Wano al geiptnin-
gen reooet ira ct Stib, Der erpIobe.
reoe paa Sapet, iislge benoes temne-
lig nneiogtige SpIpSninger, $50
No. fra @aibington". giterisgte er
benoes encite 9arn, % bun isrger
laa oper at ban life ifriper til henoe.
Milige SplpSniueer beoeS meooelt
Norpegian Bureau, Spreign Gan,
gltage S%nfornlation Sapice, tt9 v
Ait Street, Hetp gorf Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
en- ny Deirprofet.
San @circt fprnSiises flerc Maancbcr
/ T%prDeicn?

Gen befienote ipenife Weteorolog,
Stills gfbolm, iom forenris / bisie
Gage fplber "a Nar, foruoiiger bpor.
Dan @eiret bIir / Sinter. SEQ SiGlp
al en- iPregen Wctooe bar ban flrnbet
no of & Temperament | Hopember %
december blir meget milo | Sfanoi-
napien. Sgiaa &citen Of ginteren bill
ifpIee 9rofesior gfbolm piie Jig fra
Ell milo og elifuprbig SIDE. San
boloer mi paa at ubarbcibe en- oetal-
ieret Spnaoom Tor De forifiellige
Maaneber | &inter - ia, bans Spaa=
BONNIE omfatter ioear npite Som-
mer. Hu - De fleite bill meme at
8eiret life laber Jig beitemmc al iliee
Spaaoomme, % ct norif glab bar
oerfor ipurgt en- al De melt iremra.
aenoe WGno paa SeirparslingenS
Smraaoc, Meteorolog girfelanb,
bpao ban mener ON YroieSior Of
bolmS Seori.
"Srofesipr Gfbolm err Ell meget
fiefl0t Wt%eteorolog," Tiger Sr. girfe=
LAMB. "San bar iaalebes ~uourbeioet
en- Sorbaanbstabel for geiret / Spe-
rige / CONNER, iom piitnof / itore
5r9f bar bit Jig at bore rigtig. Set
Dor iorpprig Weninsen at Gfbolm
ifrllbe p9ret meb paa slnorees grpes
oition til Hpropolem, men oet blep
ser al Ell eIer anoen 8rnno life no.
get al. @fboIm er fort iagt ncmtpi-
itelig en- Nutoritet. Sborpiot ban bar
Het / at Seiret fan fornoiiaes flere
Iaaneoer / Sorpeien er imiSlertio en-
anbet Gag"
"Men fan man nosen Gang fom.
me iaa langt?"
Set err ilet life uSeluffet. Man
err fanife oft pua eob Bel moo oct
Waal. Gn fienot Weteorolog / eng
Lamb bar oeiaa baboet at 8eiret tan
foruoiiaes efter en- beitemt Netooe.
San ubarbeibeoe inaar en- Sabel for
@eiret / Sommer % bet bite Tia at
ban fort feet bapoe "si9ttet" rietie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Granger pi CT iaasan SfoIe?

On al DC nneite StcIer blanet ps
9ltberonere CT She lutheran Iiss
i"iouarn Granting School" / minneapolis,
Der bripcs at She 2uth. Suncr Risiiou
Societp Of IinncIota". Scuuc Screening
CT en- frIleS lutherif %irtiombcb. bpis
SeitprcIie reprrieuterer fem fpritielige
litberite airtciomiuub. CT oo en- iaaoa,,
S,ole p%aatrrpct? Sar III life NOT airtcs
Ifclcr iblanbt ps? Ti bar piituut ct till
itrGtfeli9t Intal Sfolcr, Der aiper Dor
llusopm a~lmiubeIig Sfolcuobauuclie,
Ianiom bore Colleges % Ytaocmicr.
Nen Iaa bar hi cp til DC oleriibite Iar
life haot en- Iltberif StoIe. bppr friiteIigs
iiubenc urec IGup % 8pinbcr ian faa
en- peciel % pruftiit l~lobornelle
for &c foritieIige IiSiionSpirfipmheoer
| Airfen. Ser CT ct ltaoigt porcroe
arap pau bel uohannebe Wrub o9 auinz
Der / Wcni9bcbSs % Tislionsarbeibet
Storbperue pa / bort @armhiertigbcbss
arbeihe. Sppr ital man faa bcm fra oq
bpor ifaI Dor llugoom ben for at fac
benre prattiife llbbdnuelie? @i bar il
YreIteitolen for Dem, Tom ptl bIi Trciter,
Wcn hi trrnaer pelubbauncbc 2Gearbeis
berc. Saa bar ri SiafouisieauitaItcn
0ten BET piier iie, at ben life pdu Ianst
nRr fan itaffc moi arbeipere for bore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Terigbeber oQ
| Ntisiioner. Scsuocn er beu Sfole ttr
for arinocr.
Ianec al bore lItherife lilee NGno
oa apiroer bar hibtiI fretpenteret Rpoops
@ibelifpIe / Chicago, Sorrcps gibeIs
~iuItitut / Cos Irgeles % RilehS Sibels
itoIc / minneapolis for at fau Ell iaapan
~llbbannelic, men ipm He9el bar oisic
aanet ino / ben reformcrte airtes Sic
ncite. Set er paa bsi Sib. at ui Sutberaz
mere ppretter % oriner i%aabanue Sfoler,
bppr baaoe MtGnb % apinbcr fan faa ct
prattiif aurius / @ibelitiiSium, iadpelIom
tibsmrSiia % p~roftiit llnberpisnins 90
gpclie / &c forifie0iae Iisiionspirtiom'
bcbcr 90 / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
en- ianoan StoIc er She 2utberan
NisIionurp Sraining School. Gen bur
paa ct tosaarigt aurils. Teo Sioeu at
ct ~erunbigt gibelitubium sipes gIeperne
~llubcrpisnine / Sroeslrre, Trbaaogit,
Sociolpei, Gatetetit, S%iGIepleie, Spees
pleic o. :. b. Ser lGa9cs irrli9 |cat paa
ct ~inpeaaenbc Stuoium al Be forifieui9e
Sinner Itisiion" @irtiumbcocr paa
famine SID ipm gIepernc aipes p~raftilt
gpelic / bette Hrbcibe, ioet DC ienbes ND
/ Weniqbeberne, til 6oipitalerue, til
Observation-Disclosures @pmisiiprcn,
garneretten o. i. b. Ser faar DC Epc!ie
% SnSii9t / Storbparbcioet.
en- Iuabuu Sfple blrbe ba CT tor %
betpbniuqSfulb 8ierning at ubfsre / port
lutbcriic Norbpeiten.
Ii bebcr bore lutberiie Sreiter %
SprrIbre at ppmuntre iaabaurc lrge.
lon enifcr ell ilig ~llbbannelie, til at ire
f~ueutcrc Dor Wti~siiousItple. Som Stcleu
ibu meo Sorbpu os Ststte. Senb mig
Napne 90 IoreSier al un9e Sclt, ior
maatte snitc Ell iaaoan llSSarnelle.
Sfrip eiter adtalo9 % anoen SplnSnlu9.
@i baaber, at mango me SIeper oil meloe
iio. Ser oil bIi oannet en- M &lnSie
eiter Sul, ba flere bar melet Jig til Den
Sib. Seno ino Nnis9nin9 lnarelt millg.
Sfrip iii llnberteenebe, {. .. lutheran
Risiipnarp Srainine School, S2S Sirtb
Street Soutb, minneapolis, Ninu.
6. q. splbers, StoIeus Seitprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

Gr on llep, trGt os psrteube - plasst mso
lmertenoe Rag? Mausler Su 9irtslpit sler
liosr ou al 6ouebpine os Spimmel5eo bss
tiubenbs big belt ubiliot2 N&eit rimsliet bet
er NprerreS Crib. Saarbeo, itarps, iiits
tenoe Smsrtsr, Gtpsuert % pIasiomms uris
rrre llresslmGSii9bebsr or alt Spmptomsr
paa ipGtfebe Nprer. Bent life til pGrre
Elaoer letter iib. Saa bin eooe Selbreo
tilbase % behold ben! Brig Spnn'S aios
Itr Tins. Solt i Smesren roier benz.
SpBra bin Habp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Qaben K~orreiponoance

Wi bstpar.r Spsresmaol. 'oa sobt hi fan, uisb Be
QiIbsr, ioui ftaar til DOT Haabieheb. men paotar %
life noaet iuribit Mnfoar for. at Spareue ! ode 2i'
foIber e. a6ipIut torrstt % fpIbsitaisr,nee.
SpsrgSmeaI fra Dertorer, 'om lite opgir fine 9tapne
til @ebaftipuen. be'pores life.
essraers bebes oiiotte fin. SpsrssmaaI | ct greif %
trbelis Sprog.