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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-02
EIDDIES PETITION
FOR BELL VISIT
eeck Island County Pupils Join
Middle States Children In CHI
cago Pageant Plan.

Eforts will be made to secure
,ba signature OF every school pu-
III in Rock Island county to a Pc
sition requesting the cisy council of
phiIadelphia to permit the Liberty
pali 10 be displayed at the Chicago
pageant OF Progress July % to
Aug 16, in accordance with a re-
anest made by Francis G. Blair,
superintendent Of public instruc-
tion in Illinois.
Justin Washburn, county super
,rtandent of schools, today receiv-
A a communication to this effect
from Mr.. Blair.
The committee in charge hopes
IN obtain between 100000 and
/ 900 900 signatures to the petition
n Illinois. Michigan, Indiana, Iowa,
Missouri and Kentucky, which in
one roll will be taken to Philadel-
mia on a special train, accompan-
Id by a delegation of school chill
dren from each state represented.
The state superintendent of in
struction, Francis G. Blair, is a
member of the executive commit
toe. In addition to the petitions,
the committee is sending to- the
schools Photographic reproductions
~ the Declaration of independence
along with patriotic scenes from
American history and papier-mache
reproductions of the bell.
Archbishop Mundelin, Chicago. is
forming a committee throughout
the various states to take up the
work with the various parochial
schools.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-02
RADIO PROGRAMS
OF STATION woo

The following programs are an
nounced for broadcasting from Sta
ton VOC. Palmer school. All pro-
grams will be broadcasted on $50
meter wave lengths and weather
reports on 4s5 meters:
TUESDAY
a. noon ..--.-..4- Chimes Concert
i1-lS y. m. ..... Weather Report
$3.50 to 400 d. n.--EdueationaI Talk.
Aluminium and Its Use in Commerce
Delivered by warren Fowler
o45 to 600 p. m. Chimes Concert
s'0o to 1880 p. m.-MHsicaI.
Victroia and Duo Art Selections .
WEDNESDAY. =
y noon Chimes Concert
12:15 p m. Weather Report
$3.50 70 4.oo p. m.-Educatfonai Talk
How Big Men Hit the Nail On she
Head Isaac F. Marcosson
Delivered by H. E. Miner
o;45 to 600 p. m. Chimes Concert
Duo Art Piano. used in all our concerts, il
furnished by Grirgs' Music House
600 to $50 D. m.--Musicai.
ODelfs Novelty Orchestra ....
..---.--.. s. NJ. Hibish. Director
PROGRAM
Inc Wnip ....'. March
2. "swanee River Moon" .....
:...... saxophone Duet
3. Carolina Rolling Stone
.:wcaa..,.aa =, Banjo Specially
-. ........ saxophone Duet
O. us fou Fox Trot
700 to 1880 .. m.-Musieal
Victroia and Duo Art Selections 49,.
.,...s...-....... Ito be announcedl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-02
PLAN PROGRAMS
FOR HOSPITALS
st. AnthOny's to Observe National
Day, May IL, with Talks, Nus
ic and Inspection.

Inspection OF the institution and
program of talks and music will
be held Friday afternoon and even
ing, May II, at st. Anthony's hos
pital. in observance of hospital day
throughout the United States.
Three speakers are being secured
by Sister Christofer, mother super
ior of the hospital, and program
Of songs and instrumental num-
bers is being planned. The Boy
Scout band will play. Inspection
Of the hospital, which is little
more than two years old, will con-
tinue from to 5 O'Clock in the aft
ernoon and from $50 to O'Clock
in the evening, with the exception
of the time when the programs will
be given. The afternoon entertain
ment will start at $3.50 o'clock.
Tie hospital has had inspection
day on Thanksgiving in anniver-
sary of its opening several years
ago. May IL. however, is being
set aside by the national hospital
association as hospital day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2ss---sixty.
nine. single. and without Job after
next March. Miss Alice Robertson.
defeated congresswornan. IL wonder
ing what she win do and where sh.
win 90 when her term expires In
congress.
Her problem is hard because she
sold her prosperous cafeteria and
also has decided to move her resi-
dencs from Muskogee. Okla. AZ q
rebuks to her fellow townspcople
for the waIlop they gave her IN the
elections.
Thus. tho whlte-haired. motherly
old conRresswoman IL faced with
the problem Of starting life anew.
In strange community. unless she
remains In Washington. where her
friends say she can be appointed TO
some government post.
Miss Robertson rs too independent
To seek such post. She says she
has no idea what she wants to do.
But tho Good Lord does" she
adds. and He win direct me-
Modest. retiring and motheriy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Defeated COngressWOman
Must Start Life AneU

Aunt Alice ~ she Ia often called.
endearcd herself 10 congressman
soon after she took her seat.
Much older than tho average mem.
Der OF congress. old enough 10 be
the mother Of many. her associates
soon accumulated a wholesome re-
spect for Miss Robertson. Their
affection for her IN likenrd 20 the
esteem In which Uncle Joe" Can.
non. the late Champ Clark and Gen.
Isaac T. Sherwood. OF Ohio. were
held.
Miss Robertson early disagreed
with wornen's organizations and
they spoke and wrote unkind things
about her. She refused 10 be a
spokesman IN the house for WON.
ems organizations. sho always op-
posed votes for women and she re-
sarded her election A. an accident.
Miss Robertson tried 20 represent
her constituency just az would any
other congressman. Serving the
people OF tho MuskoEee. okla. dis.
trict was her first consideration,
This shs did 20 tho utter disregard
Of women's problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
HORSE HEAVEN
JOB AWARDED

The Warren Construction company
Of Portland has accepted oondi.
tionaily tho contract for tho Horsa
Heaven irrigation project. according
10 q report made by Chief Engineer
A. 7. Smith Of tho project In Prosser.
Wash.
Representatives OF the Warren
company will accompany those OF
Morris Brothers 20 investigate the
syndica,s OF Eastern capitalists
which has been arranged by John l.
Eihcrldxe The investigation will
take place January :.
n tho investigation Il satisfactory
the contract viii bs signed and ae-
tual construction work win start
within 40 or % days. Smith said A
corps OF 40 engineers would be- ncces-
sary 60 prerar. plans and details
within that time. " Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
COOK, THUG
FIGHT DUEL

PORTLAND. Dec. 2b.--"Merry
christmasi Stick 'cm upr' ordered
tho yuletide burglar at the Chief
Lunch. "all night" lunch counter.
The cooks revolver blazed from
the recesses OF tho kitchen while
patrons sourried TO places OF safety
ana let their short orders fend for
themselves
The burglars revolver flared In
reply and the fight was on.
II was about 1870 o'clock this
morning.
Recognizing the burglar an tho
man who shot at him several weeks
ago and wrecked a pumpkin pie,
the cook, #. d. Doloff. emerged
from his galley firIns as he came.
The burglar retreated only whom
both he and the cook had emptied
their revolvers nj one another.
There we're two casualties--a pair
OF eggs ordered by a travelling man
from Seattle we're burned to a
crisp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
EDISON WRONG,
SAYS TEACHER
inventors College Views Err
roneous, Claim

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Dec. "a
Thomas A. f.dlsou'- efforts 20 be
little the college man OF today do
not find favor with Rev. Albert c.
Fox. s. J.. president OF Marquette
university.
Edison says. according 20 q reeen,
publication OF an article In the col.
lege paper at Princeton. that the
modern college man does not like
TO work" and "that he does not have
the knowledge OF everyday happen
ings"
Father Fox. IN an extensive inter.
view with the United Prcss. declared
that the majority Of college men In
attendance at colleges today are In
college for tho very reason that
they are notably possessed OF lust
those qualities which Edison denies
them. Father Fox said;
Mr.. Edison pridss himself on be
ing a seif.mads man. and. like mos,
scif.mad. men. he worships hts Gre
ator. He has held nj. farthing
candle TO the sun 80 often of late
that he seems 20 have grown fond
OF tho pastlme.
Ellis repeated efforts to beiittls
the college graduate In tho world
OF affairs In not go much one OF his
faults an one OF his fotiies. Expert.
enc. has failed 20 teach him that II
IL easter TO be critical than 10 be
correct
In speaking OF Edison as . critic
of college education. Father Fox
says. Ills eyes are both on one side.
like a surhos. Seneca was speaking
Of Just such men when he said.
there n no genius free from SONS
tincfurc Of madness Our own Long.
fellow has described III. typo by
saying. whenever nature leaves a
hole In persons mind. sh. gen
orally piasters II over with a thick
coat Of seffccnceit'-
Father Fox emphntscaiiy denied
Edison's assertions that college
graduates do not make good after
they leave college"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
"1s" IS LUCKY,
CLASS CLAIMS
History Shows Number Has
Brought Fortune

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.--Is ia
- lucky NUMBER
The American history class at
Shepherd College State Normal.
ehephsrdstown. w. Va. claims
American history shows that the
number has been fortunate one
for the United states and wants
the pos,office department 20 issue
ts-cent stamp.
Stamps OF numerous denomina-
tons recently were issued by the
postoffice department. but the stamp
makers were superstttioas. 50 the
1e-csnt variety was skipped.
The class. In It's claim that ia" Is
not an unlucky number. has the sup
PORT OF former President Woodrow
Wilson. whose name contains IL let
tiers and who always stated the
number was n lucky one for him
A. evidence that Is has been a
lucky number for the United States.
the class presented the following
reasons
l. America was discovered on
the eve OF the 18th OF the month.
:. Tho original republic consisted
Of IL colonies
:. The first official fiag had IL
stripes and ~ stars.
I. Our national emblem. the
American eagle. requires ~ letters
70 spell ": also does our motto. "E
Plurshus unum."
s. The first word 10 pas. over
ehe Atlantic cable was sent on the
18th Of the month.
3. Our silver quarter II written
al over with Is. Around the head
~ liberty are ~ stars. Tho eagle
bears an olive branch with II leaves
~ one claw and IL thunderbolt- In
the other. On hts breast h a shield
bearing ~ bars and from his beak
= ribbon bearing thu motto with
10 letters Each wing has II
feathers.
Z. There are 10 letters In John
PAul Jones' name.
3. There were IL ships In this
first American navy.
3. Psrry's victory on Lake Erie
wns won on the 18th day OF the
month
10. The stars and stripes were
gaised over Fort Sumter on the isth
- the month.
II. Gen. Pershing reached France
- Juno -. 1917.
~. The 1sth amendment to our
SUBSTITUTION freed the country Of
slavery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25

Ninety per osn, Of college grsdn.
ates rise 20 prominence and suo-
cess" Father Fox declared. They
know that the door 81 success has
no key. and tina, they have 70 bat
ter Il down with strong wills and
strong s'ns~s.
~As 10 the test questions prepared
ny Mr.. Edison. any college Ersdu.
ate could prepare In half an hour
a better list with which 20 baffi.
utterly the seif-compiacency OF their
seif.conssituted critic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
London Judges
Favor Whipping

LONDON. Dec. 20. Magistrates OF
Old Bailey court favor tho Install
ment OF a whipping post to punish
habituai criminals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Death Result of
Marriage Refusal

CoPESHAGEN. Dec. ss.--Be-
cause Miss Hiida seastrom would
not marry him. Erich Kederstrom.
bank clerk. drowned her and
himself whils boating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Green Lake

q. soO-Th. best buy on the usrksf-
Practically new broom modern
bungalow. II 10 situated In fine
district. on good sired lot. ana
.closc 10 school and car line; the
house has everything a person
could ask: entrance hall. immense
living room with fireplace. dining
room: 2 bright and sunny bed
rooms. with good sized closets;
cabinet kitchen and fine bsth. the
house t. finished IN French gray
woodwork and hardwood floors. IL
also has cement basement. laundry
trays. dandy hot air furnace and
good garage Here 10 your chance
10 pick up . snap. Phone b-zz.
Main 7i5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25

Beavers Of Alaska are Telling tsls-
phone poles where tho poles stand
near the waterways. Several poles
have been destroyed IN this manner
and the linemen protect the remain
ing poles by wrapping them With
wire TO height OF several feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Queen Anne

o.. soo--A nsss. cory <-roorn bunga-
low. with sleeping perch near
school and cars: located in fips
neigh borhoot. on paved street.
with all improvements IN and paid !:
cement basement; fine furnace
with water coils. sanitary tubs:
large living room with fireplace.
dining room: kitchen with cabinet
pantry: nice bath: one airy bed
room and sleeping porch. This
bungalow represents good buy
in a conservative nsighborhood-
Call C-S. Main 715<. for appoint
mene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle m.ni
feistFup. bernard Theodore. sass =
Ballard ave, boy.
Anderson. siEurd. ssis Sorthiaks
Dean, charisroG. aisa Seventh ave.
HifA
zipp. John. 1910 Dawson st. boy.
Flanagan. Joseph l.. GAs 10th avs.
boy.
ssvse,sn, Alan Sylvester. $50 asrd
ave ~. boy.
Hsndrsckson John. Seattle, EirL
uogart, walter l.. Sots sist ave. r.
". boy.
I.@Es. John p. Burton. girl
Kyle L~en. s7os gard ave ~ W. boy.
niatehIsy. Paul iTes W. t7th at.
boy.
wsrsi. walter, iiis W. sist st. girl
Scatter, Roy Paul. is.s Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Motorist Cleared
by Dying Victim

DENVER. Colo. Dec 9S.--When
Lester Colby was struck by Frank
carr's automobile he lived only long
enough 10 tell a policeman; III was
my fault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Bureau Of
Missing
Relatives

~ - knviSss Ne sesAen - - ~
0Unsswen1 - - - IN ftndisg misnAnG
Gu1111yes - fgtpsAa. Ths department. b
- 49, = reunlfiag shsss wbs have 49,
ouDnfnee6- Jhsao who's rsisk1ves -
GgoDn1e ere 0issing ere issited To rspsss
- 1lsappeassses asrertiy 10 The SER.
UGo9eRs who msy Knew the whsssabests
- Devosns mee91soeu h shis column -
Ou1ng ass rs9s0ssA siss fs report T.
h u4ng. O>ber oewsUnpevs are tnvies1
- Sppredwc~ s0ek is<nas - viii istsssse
49, osaamnsittes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Madrona Bungalow

50 7o0.-This ws1i-buift D-room BON.
Ealow. located on paved stress
and close In: all large rooms; bee-
rooms exceptionally large. Rooc-
sized Kitchen: basement. Very easy
terms Call for appointmsnt TIA
Main 7I34
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25

VIENNA. Dec sss--Becauss he
hired = man se spy on her. Nine.
Sophie Dusselkoch was granted .
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25

JOSEPH MARINE.-Your father.
C. A. Marine. wants to meet you at
the Western Union telegraph office
IN seatfre- He waited there all day
Sunday In hopes OF seeing you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Ship News


MONDAY
DIf. 20
ffret Low Tide
fsot a M. ~ n.
First High Tide
1919 a. m ia a.
'-~vond Lew Tide
AS q n &c n
second High Tide
10 "a y. M. f.s ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
IL FOR ENCHANGE--REAL
ESTATE

TWO LOTS. BELL1NGHAM. AND 10
acres adjoining. for Seattle. Ames,
Poulsbo. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
FOR sALE-ACREAGE
Cheap---5 Acres
ca FOR sALE-FARM LANDS

HAVE A GOOD 40 ACRES NEAR
Mt. Vernon. Price Si.t00;s200 cash.
balance yearly Come and look
II over.
H. c. PETERS, 72e Third Ave.
N ACRES LAKE FRONTAGE AT
/ Monroe, excellent soil. county road.
Terms. Bargain. Ames. Poulsbo,
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
VEGETABLES
rrtess Paid Wholesale Dealers

HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
North Of Mt. Baker

a payment Of $3.50 onsh
and balance like rent We nave =
broom bungalow. with attic
space, fireplace. furnace heat; TOT
bO1110 feet; paved streets LOUIS
is IN good condition. Tns oWnrf
10 leaving the city. and ~ selling
al a sacrifice. Phone K-bb, Main
7i34
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-25
Cowen Park

.z.Too--A real snsp IN 4 t-roon cot
tage. located near Roosevelt high
school. living room across entire
front. large dining room. one bed
room and large sleeping porch.
good Hxed kitchen: basement and
garage Very easy terms. T-<z.
Main 7isl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
Scrselie SrYuupsretie.

Ct npgift Tar fra 3ion Gitp, gu,
iom en- Dag iorriee llge fom til Obi.
caao paa lin @rpaupSreiie, bels9te,
81. a., al 9 erbensbpenS SepGrbigbe.
ser osiaa aibb,irrie 6lppeplaoS, bpor
rer gapes Inleonins til at foreta9c
forte Slppetitre.
Set uree sggtepar ipntes oct
funoe bore moriontt at faa Jig Ell
Ilben "2uitieilaos", % BET oiloe %.
iaa bore npeet at fortGac on, naor
Sc tom bicm igier. Zen Slpoer De
benpenbte Jig iii, fraraaoeoe imio'
lertib at foretuge Ell iaaoan Eur
sen Sag, ba Seirforboloene Dor life
alei,e ugllnltiee, men enopg farlige.
Se inii'terebe imiblertib pua at gig.
re ct Sories, % De fit Ilittelig Slp-
teren %opertalt. Wen Waifinen bar
Blot fornme pp / en- Ssibe al ca.
300 Sob, ba BEN blep fantret at en-
tluoielig aaitepinb o. itprteoc til
Sorben meb Ben IsreeIige Sslge, at
oil 9ruogcmmen, 81. 6. @beelocf,
tIep Srebt paa Steoet % grnben %
Ieroplanfereten ganife alporIig
fpplte0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
Ct nYt 8onusforlae

Sbp. I~siiiterenbe 2anbbrllgsmi.
hitter Carl @rooman bar foreilaact
Sremiettelien al en- M 9onuSbia.
ser iitebetior 6ertififater % andre
@ratialer saranterer ale Seterancr
fra 8erbensfrigen lsnnenoe geifieT.
t;gelle. Der n9pnes Dog intet on.
poo bpao Maabe bette ifuloe funlle
iabe fig siennemisre.
Sarnlano Settlements .9eitemmel.
fen / oct ~perIerenoe Sorilag bar ban
ingen flor Gro paa, iaIfalb life / fin
nGrpererbe Sorm. Oct er, flyer
ban, "flarlieen life u~oarbeioet al
Statsm9no meo erunbigt &ieno.
fob til praftiife Sanbbrllgsforbol'
oe", ipecielt forbi oct funtante BE.
Ieb, iom forcilaaes / bette giemeo,
life paa langtnnr er tilitrGffeIigt.
Serimob amer ban opbetalt 2ips.
osiurance og gocationaI Erainin5
iom fanife De bebite al 9eitemmeI.
ierne % Den fOrtante Bonus ioul
cen mrinbit sabnlige of Dem aue.
Sra ct praftiif Stanbpllnft be.
traetet pilSe en- @aranti ON itaoig
@eifiGftiseIie bore ben bietieite en-.
telte Sins iom funoe bpbes bort
Sands SorIparere", erflerer ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
Japans nYe Reeierine.

Sra Tofio, Sapm, t~elegraferes
13be Suni: @bniral &ato afcep.
tereoe Senoag Stillinsen Iom iapa-
nciiif Sremierminiiter. Sans par.
tauafbengige Miniiterium fommer
til Magten meS oct erflGrebe Sor.
ldaal of aiennemf0re De unber 8aib.
Acknowledgement aflutteoe Sper'
ensfomiter | Ianb % 8o9itap.
Soto iatte iom en- u~roffelig getin.
celie for fin antageIie al Yremie.
miniiter-S tiaingen, at De militare
2ebere ifuloe eaa meb paa en- Sper'
ensfomit ON of reoncere MilitGr.
buosettet meb 100000 gen q
Yen - so Cents og ON Snbfsrel.
ien af anbre Seiparelier.
ct Sprlpbenbe oil pibe, at Baron
S~bibebara er tilbuot Stiaingen ionl
llOenrissminiiter..
Sra @aibineton meSSeles, at
nan paa mango Solo beri 9pen be.
tragter @omiral Baron 9atos III.
n9pnelie til Sapans Bremiermini.
itcr iom life aIcne en- Seir for @aib.
acknowledgements Yrinciper, men
ogiaa Tom en- freoelisere os iorion.
lisere Solbning inoen ben iapaneii.
ife &esiering ~lieeouerior Den sprige
Seroen. y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
UT. Gpereit.G rpeoitionen

Sielge ct Slsram fra 2onoon bar
Slaoet "Simes" mubtaget en- Meo.
oelelie ON, at noele al Weolemmer.
ne al Den brittle pi~oenifabelise CT.
petition, iom bar lat Jig til Spgaue
at beitige Soppen al Wouut Gpereit,
lar naaet op / Den iterite Ssioe, ioW
roget Wenneife bar naaet, men enoa
bar De life naaet belt op paa ielue
Soppen al 6ieloet.
Selegrammet I'll "SimeS" mel.
Ger, at tire Weolemmer al gpereit.
grpcoitionen WtaQorp, Som.
merpiae og- Horton = ben 21oe
Wtai naaeoe Ell Ssibe at 26,S00 500,
ben itsrite Ssioe, ct @enncife no.
e%eniinbe bar naaet, men enbnlt
200 SOB n~eoenfor Soppen."
Gen tiblisere Ssibereforb bleo
lat at Den befienbte italienife Spba.
geliesreiienbe Sertugen al abruS.
5erne, iom naaebe Ell Ssioe af a..
$50 Sob.
@outlt gberelt, Iom ligser / 81.
malapa paa @r9nien melem Sn.
Glen % Tbibet, er Den bpieite bibtil
maalte Cop paa Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
DaIset / S~ilippinerne.

Sra IaniIa meIbcS, at De ienelte
Gftcrretninger fra Salect forrige
llge tpoer paa, at GationaIiitpartict
iremoeleS oil beboloe Spertaset /
Seeislaturen, ioet Oct bar punoet sc
az De 80 Sober / &eprGi entantbu.
YET. Oct npe SamIingsparti bar
roIgt pn,trent % og SempfraterA2
pmtrent oct iamnre Ilttal
Ser penteS Ell nreaet Harp &antt
ON Galget til HrGIiNent / Senatet
mraem Sergio Ssmena % Dtanuel
S.ueapn, iom begge befinoer Jig !
@aibinstpn iom Weolenmcr al uaT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Seage bier
rolgt iii Meolemmer al Setlatet
Ssnlena tiIbsrer Hational., % Que
con Samlingspartiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
Bryan % Evolution.

2elano Stanforb l1niperiitetS
&aniler, Or. Sapio Starr Serbian
crfl9rebe / en- Gale, ban forrige llgc
bolbt / @mporia for ODER 1000
Gleuer peb Statens IormaIifole, a!
@iuiam Servings 9rpan / fine ID.
rise SeitrGbelier paa at reobe Gipi.
liiationen for ."Saren"
tanife life uorettebe oct gooe, ban
t9nfte ban giorbe.
Scr. Srpan bar uorettet meaci
goOt | fin @efiGmpelie al Grit o.
arig", iagbe Or. Serbian, men Be.
tlageligpis bar ban albrig / fit 2io
itloeret noeet lGngere eub / 10
iamfuloe Wtinnter. Set er bella.
eeligt, at en- Mano, ium bar ltbret.
Jet iaa meget gobt, bar forrinJei
&9roien al oct peo i'm SoloninJ
til guolutions. (llopiflings).29re
GO oerpeo itiaet zig / geien for oct re.
ligisie Irbeibe."
Set bar finn en- cling iom Or.
Serbian bar euig meo Wtr. Srpan /
= at Wenneifet life neoitammcr
fra Iberne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16
Wtnneiota table.

Sra @aibingtou telegraferes, al
Winneiota table fsrite Gunoe /
aampen for at beuare StatSpeining
% SnIpeftipn al 9ornparer / Spil.
lingbperne, ibet SuietS 2anbbrusS'
fomite | Sirsoaes inbitilebe ber
me iaafaIote Gapper.S inher 8rair
grdange Control Sia til Seotagelie
/ neiastig ianlme Sfiffelie. / builfen
bln bleo u~oarbeibet at 2auobruss.
ocpartementetS Sagfpnbige.
ct npt 8orisa bill bIi giort umbsr
Sebatten / Suiet paa at faa ben en.
bret, men &epr9ientant @alter s,
s}epton % andre Weblemmer fra
Minneiota nprer rinee Saab on
at bet pil lpffes at faa foretage,
sem minbite Soranbrine. Set enc.
tie Saab itaar berfor til Senatet,
tpor Senator 8elloeg pil gisre ct
Toris5 paa at beifgtte Statcus &et-
iigbeber.
Der blep al &omiteen intet Sen.
inn taget til De Srotciter, Iom neo.
lagbes af &epreientanterne Stee-
ncrion, Metpton, Glague % Soliteao,
Iigeiaaliot iom iii Selegrammer ira
Sernbanc. % S~arebuSfommiSier
8. g. 9. Sacpbion OF 9, .. Quit,
Gbefen for Statcns Behring'S. %
Snipeftionsipitem ON at labe 2opeu
| benne Senieenbe bli itaaenoe uior.
anbret iom | ben aamle,