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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
$5 portrdt frtt
- 8ictrolos og @ictor &efor6s
- be be6ite / @eroen - felges al
9et6aIs.

Sorat faa noget at giere giennem
6isie itille, boor6e $ioer, 1faI bi gie.
re big ct 14x2O oboIt, $500 Sort
rect frit. @i forIanger bare at o1&
1fa1 bife oct til 6ine @enner og paa
6en Moo6e abertere bort Mrbeioe.
sllt Ri for6rer of big er, at 6u fenoer
os 95c forot betole @orto og @ot,
ming, og iaa ien6er bi sig @ortret-
tet frit. Sen6 sit Sotoerafi 1neo 95c
@ib os en- 8rebe: 9ette er ingen
flame catcb"...; Dn tan fibbe @am,
men bbor ou bill. 81 fopierer bboo
iombelf og alt muligt. Bengeue TIL
bagebetoles oeriom 6u lite er til.
fre6s: = i
Palm 2lrt 60,
+. 5afings, ueb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
SSpn Mprito9.

Si6en bi / bette $50. bnr et 9lnz
meI6eleie of SON 9eoritogs to ii6ite
86ger, b6r bi fanife oplpie, at 6or=
fotteren Dor Der / 9ln1erifo. Sm mo-
gen bil ien6e efter Sc to @gger, fun
6e ifribe til Son Noritog, @atfor6
@itp, ge. Da. Song 9abt6" foiter
$1.00 og ~@ong @oul" foiter biit
ogfaa $1.00, ffj6rt SEN er noget
itprre. Son georitog er Gele111ar=
ting, fs6t poa @oufeliieter 1877.
@an er poa Morli6es3 / 5legt meo
Digteren &inie, og poa sSariioer
ffal ban bore ette fra Torbein Off,
BEN 6anife M6elsmano,f on1 bIeb be11
rettet af &riitian Sen 26el, foroi
ban ffnl6e ia forbo16t Dpbefes Op6
Georitog bar boet paa tit &omeiteof
Mc&en5ie 60. en- 12-15 Mar. Ser
fin @pbpggerbDtte bar bon ifrebe'
De f1efte af fine 8eger> 11enr1ig &ain
Moics> Sosba> SSoief Tone og So,
rac] Ser bar ba11 ogiaa fat oenn op
trpft og bltn6et 6e1n ielb. Sc to be,
Nlaoet onnel6te 8pger CT fon1me.
11o Norge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
Tarmt &robmfternes Hrisiti8mims,

Wee6ens Ser er16nu btier fig en- 11til
bprlig Santmenlgning mellem oe1
fom Sarmerne bar at ie1ge og mao
fjbbe, n1aa 6et alligebel in6rdmmes,
at oisie 11islige Sorbol6 bar rettet
paa Jig en bel Del.
@n itatiitiif 6ortegnelie biier, al
@riierne >paa felgen6e Sarmproouf.
ter bar iteget proce1tbis fra 6e labe=
ite @unfter I 1921> fonunenligne1
me6 @riferne fi6ite Maaneo: 6aar,
SO Hroce1tt; @g 1871; lib 56.S;
Sbin 1T; @ner 40.1; 6lar 1913;
&ens 1873; slug 27.2; 8pg 1858;
@be6e 23.1; Mais 20.4; &abre 1876
&beg H.; SIT 7.8.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22

seno 9os forte Meopelelier og
Npbeter af lofal Mrt. =.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
Mrs. q. ~. Murtinion

Mfs. 81. so. Martinlon 6e6e 1i1t
Datter, Wers. 60. 8eterions Siem
BERT 8pen ii6ite 26r6ag, efter en- l9n
gere Spg6on1. 9lfb66e bar foot
Sfaone, @berige, Sen 6te NoD 1916
og bar be6 fin 9g6 76 Mor gqr1mel
&un bar en- al 6e fgrite SSn6flDttere
til bette County, Ga bnn og benoes,
for 81 Mar fi6en, of696e Waro tom
til Totpn af 8ufe 1869. &un ober
Iebes al fblgen6e @6rn: 0}rs. @els
TearIon og Mrs. 6. 81. Sobnion,
slntor; W5rs. @o. @eterion, 6ergn3
Sails; 6refnerne Mnna og SSennie,
Minneapo1is; og 0scar Martinion,
Mn1or. 8egrabelien foregaar ioag
fra Sobnions @opeI beri 8pen og
Sen ibenif>lntb. @irfe Mn1or. Na=
ftorerne &en6ricfion og S. g. Sobn=
ion forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
MDt Sfotbt.

@ooren fontner mt og 6n bill ielbs
fgIgeIig forlfaffe Big ct 8ar @fo Ell,
Ter @1ippers enten for big ielb el1er
nogen 6in Sami1ie. 0g netop ber
er set at bi 9ltmrer. geDe 01korbs
og @un1ps for Damer fra $3.50 til
$3.50. @pe Sfo og Srfor6s for
Me116 $S.85 til $3.50. 9iSie ct
abio1ut paali6eltge / &balitet og
@omfort. SuI6t l16ba1g af Stub
.bers for beIe Sanilien. &om til ,os
naar 6n trenger Sfoparer. 81 er
oI6eles filter paa at furne tilfre6S,
1tiIle Sig. size Sboe Mart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22

THIS man was helped. John
Grab> 2539 Jackson Ave., New
Orleans, La. writes: my kidneys
were weak and had a soreness
and dull pain across my back. |
felt dull and languid and my kid
neys didn't act right. I Ibegan tax
ing Foley Kidney Pills and they
soon put my kidneys in a sound
healthy condition" Foley Kidney
Pills help the kidneys rid the sy-
stem of acids and waste that
cause la1neness, backache, sore
muscles, !, swollen joints and rheu-
matte pains. Tonic in effect, quick
in action. 4.
Sold everywhere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
County Gonbentipne,t.


Sen repnblibonffe County Con-
bention io1n bleb afbol6t bert 8pet;
fi6ite 26r6ag forat beige Delegater
til @totsfonbe1tionen 6en Site
Mears, og til DiitriHss ssfonoe1tionen !
Moorbea6 Sen 30te Mars, bar. Ri,
baanet af ober 100 Delegater, til
troos for nfrertfommelige 2an6epeie
@onbentionet1 bleb faI6t til Sr1en al
County &ommiteens Sormon6> 81.
S. Siel6, &l. / 6 ftnn. @fterat babe
fonitoteret bbem bdr beretttget til
Se6e,. foretoges &alg af Sormano.
M6bofat S. 81. 8ropn og Son. s. 81.
!&utnam bleb ron1ineret. Mfitenrir1
gen bleb foretat me6 8allot og Wr,
8rotpn bleb ba1gt. Dette anfaaes
iom en- @eier for Dou1mer &a1lam,
1om @onoioat til 6orbun6sienator
n1o6 @enator @ellog., Otter l16neb'
| neIie af et &eioluttp tpnsfomite fore.
toges @alg af Delegater til @tats'
| fonbentione11 meo felgen6e &eiu1.
tat: SIS. Gtel6, Gitp, s. 81. &romn,
Gitp, 6. @. &a66ot5, Gitp, .. 3.
5ngeng Dalton> M:: S. Campbell,
@arfers Brairte;; 6. S. Siaacion,
Gitp; 81. 6. Mn6erion> Gitp; s. 81.
&utnan1 Mmor; ;&. s. 8afer, @icb-
billie; 6. 9. &augen, @elica1t @a'
pios; @op g. Quinn, @elican @apios
gs. 8. Wc8ri6e, City; 6. so. Nelion
GIitberall; g.. g. @Drp, Seem Sort
| Mi1ls; 81. g. Srdnd, @tni1g; s. s.
&aftings> Seer Greet; Dr. 81. S. Sc.
tpis. &enning; 6. @. @otes, @itp;
Mrs. S. 6. &o6gion> @itp; 81. 6.
8on6D, @attle 2ofe.
@olg of Delegoter: til aongresfon-
pentionen / @orbeab baooe fp1genoe
l1biIag:
gl. WearfeI, Berbon1; 6. 81. &alt-
gen, 9Se1icon &api6s; 6. S. @n6h,
@attle 2afe; $. S. Booo, Stem Sort
weilIs;; Mers. 6. so. Weiller> Gitb;
6. 8. Suge1en, DaltJGn q an6erion
2eof 2ofe; &. 6. 3,1ntpinfle> @eli,
! can @opios; Sobn gtee1s, 0tter Sail
8. 6. 8opun1, Gitp; g. g. Moer,
Eun1n1i; 6. $: 0ablitrom, &arfers
&rairie; S. 6. &aifer, &icbbtlle;;
&enrp &a16otiot Oscar; 90. @erg'
luno, eagle Safe; 0le @ageng, Sal
ton; 60. 81. noerion> @rbar6s
@robe; Dr. 81. g. Cole, Gitp; 9an
Ssogar6, @eoine; 8. g. @etber> @e'
licon @opios; 6. g. 8arfer> &en=
ming.
EaIer bleb bo1bt al 0berit SEC
i 8ri6e og Senator Sageng. @ioits
nebnte n6tolte iin Ero poa Seeopens
oigbe6en of Bartiitpre nnoer en- &e=
qjeringsform iom por; ban paas
pegte nogle af Sc itore @persmaal
iom forelieger til afgjbrelie / por1
2ono og gee6pen6igbe6en al a1min'
oelig Marpaagenbeo; ben .taffeoe for
ben eS1npoefomntenbe6 og &t1tro iom
bqr beret ba1n bepiit 11noer BEN SiS
fam bor bobt BEN 9@re at repreie1t,
tere bette County !, Statens @etto'
og u6tolte iin Eilfreosbeo meo bna>
@onpentionen ba66e giort for bar1
i6et ban ti1feie6e, at 6eriom jan
iffe bIir nomtneretti I Moorbeao, og
ter bon at itgtte oe,1 iom bltr noni
neret famtioig ion1 ban ,ie1p oe1roe'
tiIbage til Mogen,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22

fiGffe ToH, til at refes bent enc
bieIpe116e &aa116. St ben Gdlelie.
tiliteoe, ga er iegFogiaa forpiSfet ON,
at man btl giere iin Del for at gle'
1e 6etn neo ct r1n6eligt 8i6rag.
Seq bar netop babt ct, langt og
neget i1tteresiant 8reb fra 6etter
Sobn 8igrfeng paa Saaiet, al bbil-
fe ieg ifal citere enfe1te StDffer iom
Tan bore al alnti16elig SS11teresie.
San flyer: u@6iten bar 1ta1min-
6eIig go6 og baffert &etr lige til Sui
@aa fom SSnfluen5aen og raieoe
itpgt 6eroper Erafterne, nte6 for
ifie1lige @fteripg6amme. g. s. Set,
toen bar en af 6em iom git me6. -
San bleb fnn 63 9lar ganmel; ban
bleb begrabet 6en 176e Sebruar, %
set bar en- flor @egrabe1ie, ia set f.
ges, Sen itGrite / 8Dg6en."
v&eftoen bar en 1neget afbol6t
Man6. og 6et me6 rette oglaa; a1ti6
bjelpiom baa6e me6 &aa6 og Daab;
6et bar biit al6rig Sect naar set bar
muligt at bielpe; men meget ofte til
bans egen fina1cielIe Sfa6e."
uEer @ebalfetten blep begropen
Sen famine 9ag iom '!@eftoen. Mn-
ne &gnntng 6d6e BEN 246e Sebruar.
6aa er alle pe S6ifen6e 666e. Crit
Sggaar6 6g6e for ct &nr 9lar ii6en.
9(n6ers 9lalborg 1eber og er friit;
me1 Min6et bltr mer og mer borfe;
Fan er er6nu @e6bngger paa @aar-
6en, tro6s fine SO Mar. Set bar
beret en- fire Tiger me6 nalmtn6elig
itprf &u1be, 1ige ne6 til 50 Grader
Gellins, pad EDnlet en- Scot. Ser
bor iffe beret Zig &nl6e ii6en 20
9larene.
~ssseg 1faI forte1le Sig ct Yar g.
empler paa bbor1e6es Mrbei6sfo1f
tog 6et ber / 6tsfe Stortioer Set
bar en- Samilie paa &6itbangen -
(&gltbangen 1ag6e ne6 Drlften. for
rige Mar) - iom tjente $4,000 &ro
ner fi6fte Maret Der. 9et bar nlti iaa
Sar og to @Gnner ONT &ieneiter>
men gif til ian1me 8or6. geaar 6em
i Son1n1er 1fn16e reile 6erfro 1noot=
te &bifne @onn1une gt 6em &eiie=
penge, ioa 6en fu116e b1i 6em fbit.
5or to Mat it6en, ba66e ieg ct Bar
@laattefarer fom tje11te 500 &roner
bber af mig paa 6 Tiger Dem gift
bele Oagen me6 Gigoretter og 5nus
flatter / Mun6en og life at forglent=
INC &loffen paa &aa116e11, og iaa fin=
! fine &ler til bber Gi6! gen er Set
tat en flor sSoran6ri1tg ne6 Dem.
&le6esbufierne er Ser Bit Sill poa
baa6e fer og Ser; iffe tan 6em iet>
te en 500 paa og iffe bar 6em noget
| at fjebe el1 Sberau for. Sa, ia, fit
er 6et; n1en bi faar baabe at Sr6>
iproget font flyer :uMt n6gen &ier>
ring 1erer NOT at ipt1t6e", ogiaa ber-
e. efter er ia116t.."
@aa neoner ban li6t ONT, at 6en
labe &engefurs bol6er paa at rette
Jig betb6elig. IS @pertge og Dan@
mart bar Bengefurien beret bgiere
beIe Si6en> n1en set er meget 6aar,
Iigere Ti6er Ser e16 ber. Ser er en-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
Tersus Taas % Outesn.

O~S>tS Os~>~~ % '~
- Bictrolos og 8ictor &efor6S
- be be6ite / 8er6em - 19lges at
.2ei6ols.
50. g. 8aulion er fomn1en TIL
bage fra en- @aaneos Opbo16 / Ms
buqnerqne, Mcr.
- @egjertngen bar in6lagt ct
v2tquor Glen" moo CHARLES 6. geeu-
1non @arf &ote1 paa $2,318.07.
- @ruen v@riit @atcbes" er 6e
beoite. @elges 2ei6als Setpelrp
Store.
- Mi1s 8Ioncbe DDbbal, Dutter
Mrs. &eno Dpb6a1 $oipn al @tonn
8roof, Grant &c., 1g6e ben 96e 6s.
/ en Ml6er of 81 Mor.
- Mi1s @Ii5a 8nrgina Dab1er,
Dotter al Mr. og Mrs. Mn6retp
Oab1er Eotpn al Maita6, 6g6e ben
9oe os. of Tnberfnloie.
- Wer. og Wfrs. Sranf @panion,
ion bar peret California en- Sis
er fommen tiIbage og bill boiette Jig
poo iin Sorm Totpn al Maine igien
- Bring bit 11br til % for &epa'
ration. 81 gara11terer bort Mrbet6e
og Briierne er &et, - 2ei6als.
-Mopor &oro1o geel{on font bar
peret olbor1ig ipg e11 lengere Si6,
un6erfaite6e Jig en- Speratton igaar
og er 1oa Bra fom man fan bente oet
nn6er Omitenoigbe6erne.
- 80. Mn6erion &pen be6 0nlton
qgter at reiie til george forat beiGge
fine sSoreIore og on6re @legtntnge.
&an agter at gao me6 ~8ergens.
fioro" Sen zoe. MrpiI.
- Soften Mel1on fra Hoonan, g.
0af., fom bar b9ret / nog1e DageS
@eigg paa gon1le &rafter be6 &otb-
fan, bar bert @pen / Manoogs poo
&icmreiie.
- Mfrs. sSoa &ittelion, &uitru al
nplig af666e &altor &ittellon, bar
figbt ssSobn @tpenions Siem poo
Miu ctr. @D6 og ogter at ti1flDtte
1on11ne / nerme1te Sren1ti6.
- @aor 6n bebgper ct Sarm1aan,
ioa fom og ie os. 81 bar 9gentnr
for Sen Gp6erole 2an6banf / @t.
Bo11l. 2angiigtige 2aan for 6 Asro-
cent. @i gj9r ogiaa s Morslaan fer
lobe1t ntulig 92e11te.
6armers e. Merc6ants Gtate &amf.
- @i bar nog1e &ictor Mefor65
igjen. @eltil 6em nit: 65538 8ol /
&al1ing6a1 - 8on6ebrpllup; $500
gforlt @on6ebols - g}orif @bein-
1en6er; 7293O, Set npe @ogifab>
&omif of Miis 01ion; 73O86, @ao
set bren6te bos &iperu6s, &on1if al
miis 01ion. - S. 9. 2ei6a1.
- Ma1ing er billigere, &egpaptr
er billigere og Mrbei6sIgnnen er Bill
ligere, bborfor ga u6iette me6 al
pu6ie op 6e &9rel1er 6n bor tenft
paa f9r set blir for trapelt. 81 bor
itort Splag al @apir paabaano oa
Hriierne er &et. Suit &la6iett, -
Si6rnet al @aibington og CASCADE
81. s. Sabol.
-@enslar @bite @tne og @pruce
&uli Jam er ct 1161nerfet Mi66el for
8eban61ing at &oite> Sorfie1elic,
@ronfit og 2ungeipg6omne. @on
bruges for at lesne en @oite, og ct
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
Tolitiife @treiflps.

Den1ofroterne bolbt lin County
&onpe11tion igaar. Omfring ct D1t'
lin Deleeater me6te frem. Set bor
ct barmoniift 0uiin og Torban6lin'
eerne foregif ,neget fti1le Selgenoe
blep bo1gt iom Delegater til @tats=
fonbentionen: gfobert t@annah ge.
g. Ebon1pion, Sulius Siicber, S. S.
Mtartin, st. 6. &obert1on, 81. s. 0a.
1p, St. 8. 8arr, Casper 2atterer, S.
g. Sonpe, 81. 6. 9lnoerlon og Mrs.
sSulius Siicber.
60. &onbentionen | 2gr6ags bar
nofiaa i11teres1ont. Ser bar fere
@tprfepreber og for1fiellige famp.
1Dit1e &olitifere i6gte at benDtte
9nle6ntngen til egen 8eremmelie.
Men ON nogen of Sem ban6t nogen
n6mprfeIIe eller @1orie, set er me-
get tbil ion1t.
Wers. 6. 6. M6an1s berfra @Den er
nu poa 2pltreiie til europa, MEN
fom bi fori itaar bar FUN 1obet at be-
re ti1bage iti6e til at iritrnere Sc
Sorte beri 8pen f6r &dlget. Com
Set bill erin6res> gjor6e bun fig be-
rentt beo ct @egern1b6e / SEN Mn1e6-
ming fer @olget for to 9ar ft6en og
be6 o11tnn6er6e &a1g blir set mao
ffe en6mere poafr9bet at bun gtr
1oo6an S11f ftrnfs, 6a be116es man6
ogter at iti1le fig iom &anoi6at.
s 8Dpolitifen er 6er life megen
&erelie tiItroos for at 8pba1get TO-
refonmer 6en 46e Mpril. @enner
at W. s. WfcBr1oe bar bobt Yetitto:1
/ 0m1eb og faat 6e nd6ben6ige l1n-
6eriffriiftter til at 1tille bom Mar,
fen 1on1 &or6t6at til Mapor. uMac"
flyer at Fan flettes life igger @n1be=
6et, nen at 6erionr Fan blir balgt
1aa bill ban a61p6e 6o1fets &al0 g.
81. 2eines er &onoi6at til S1oer=
n1an6 f6rlte @ar6. @n6retp SIion
26et @nrb, 6. 81. @erg / treble oa
mon o11tor at 93icbar6 Mngns blir
&a16i6at fier6e @ar6.
SeSfglge &opporterne fra an6re
Counter Diitriftet, 1er Set iffe me
get 1obe111e n6 for Senator @ageng
iom &ongresfon6i6ot. Mange fp~
mes bon bar faat 6oarltg 8eban6ling
e116og af 6en 1om bar anibar1ig beri
Gnuntipt fnr INNS @nn6innt11r
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
penoe t{laans

paa Msinneiota> gepro og @po 9afo'
ia Garr1e. @o6e Betingelier oe bill
fig Mente. 2aa,ttqgeren Tan afbeta'
lie Mforag efter 9nffe. 6ergats
Soils s}nttona1 8cnf. 3. g. l11ano~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22

Otter Sail Gou,ttb Sanatorinut
Tor BIeie og 8ebono1ing al Euber.
f1loie. &an6gibning ag @fsami-
nation fri til beiten1te Ei6er.
Sfrib ill.,, !
Dr. @nIter g.. 8errp, @npt.
8attle 2afe, Weinn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-22
CITATION FOR HEARING ONPET1r1ON TO
SELL MORTGAGE OR LEASE LAND
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail
In Probate Court


In the matter of the estate of Christiana Exc
berg, deceased.
The State of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the sale of certain lands belongind to said de-
cedent The petition of Oliver Olson, as repre-
sentative Of the ebove named decedent, being
duly filed in this court, representing that it is
necessary and for the best interest Of said estate
and of all interested therein that certain lands of
said decedent described therein be sold and pray-
ing that license bo to him granted to sell the
same: Now Therefore you; and each of you.
are hereby cited and required to show cause if
. anyyou have. before this court at the Probate e
Court Rooms in the Court House in the City of
Fergus Falls in the County of Otter Tail, State
Of Minnesota, on the 22nd day of April, 1922. at
10 o'clock A. NJ. why the prayer Of said peti-
ton should not be granted and that this citation
be served by the publication thereof according
to law.
Witness the Judge of said Court, this 9TH day
of March A. D. 1922.
* Court Seal. E. Frankberg, ~.
Judge of Probate
Attest: A. L. Bergerud. Clerk of Probate
First Publication March Is, 1929.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-15
California Fruit
Shipments Held
"On the Rails -

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. r.
Approximately 1000 cars Of fruit
from northern California are ION
the rails" bound to eastern markets,
according to California fruit ship
pers and there are approximately
10000 carloads remaining, much of
it vet to be picked. The average
value of each car is $1,000, shipping
men said. This would bring the
value of the fruit en- route to about
$2,000,000.
One thousand cars Of peaches,
plums and pears shipped by the
California fruit distributors are on
the road east, practically all Of it
through the ogden gateway"
through which an embargo has been
declared by the Southern Pacific and
Western Pacific roads.
The California fruit exchange and
other large shipping concerns in the
fruit growing sections have hundreds
of cars also in transit. Fresno, Cal,
reported that 500 cars of green fruit,
en- route when the embargo was
placed yesterday by the Santa Fe
and Southern Pacific roads, prob
ably would be a total loss.
One-third of the northern Califor-
MIA peach crop, three-fourths of the
plums and two-thirds of the pears
have not been shipped. Orders have
been sent out not to pick more fruit.
Peaches are the only southern
California crop being shipped at pres
ent and none are to be shipped I'M
til after Monday.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-15
Burial of Man,
Dead Seven Years,
Ends Ghost ReigE

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Aug. H.
A "ghost" which farmers living
near Paines Hollow say has been
haunting them seven years is at
rest" today. 1t disappeared sew
eral days ago with the burial Of
the body OF Henry Lipenstick, found
in an abandoned we'll on a farm.
Lipenstick, a farm hand, disap-
peared seven years ago. Since then
the farm is said to have had poor
crops. A farm. house burned and
the "ghost" was blamed. Owner
and owner had come and gone.
Carl Logies purchased the farm
about year ago. Whenever he
went to his barn at night, Logies said
today, he would see "a white wrath
like figure" walking about. AT times,
he declared, he followed it with his
gun. and it always disappeared near
the we'll.
Determined to- find out what
caused the apparition, Logies clean
ed out the old we'll, which had been
filled with stones. He came on the
body of Lipenstick. Sheriff Sphinx
was called and he and his deputies
suspected murder. The next day
the sheriff ordered the body buried,
and now the "ghost" is gone.
Frank Lerman, who owned the
farm at the time Lipenstick disap-
peared, is in the Lake county Jail.
He was bound over to- the grand jury
on charges of murder.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-15
Mississippi Democrats
To Nominate Senator
On Next Tuesday

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 12.-With
just one working day intervening
before the Mississippi Democratic
prlmary-Tuesday, August 15--the
three candidates for United States
senator to succeed Senator John
Sharp Williams all expressed conf
dence of success tonight.
Friends of Hubert Stephens and
James K. Vardaman are confident
of victory while Miss Belle Kearney
says she does not expect to be NOM
mated in the first primary, but will
go in a run-off r mary and win.
There are no contests for con-
gress in the first and third dis
trlcts,. j. j. Rankin and B. G..
Humphreys, incumbents, having no
opposition. but in the other six
there are lively races between two
OF more candidates. 4
In the thirteen chancery and sew
enteen circuit court districts a chan
ceIlor and judge is to be elected in
each from among several. aspirants.
One place on the supreme court
bench, that frol the southern dis
trict, is to be filled. Judge w. II.
Cook, who is a candidate for re-
election, is filing an unexpired term
an dis being opposed by Edgar Lane,
of Newton county,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-15
AUGUST | COTTON
REPORT EXPLAINED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Esti,
mates Of cotton acreage abandoned
up to July and extent of boil
weevil damage to July Is were not
included in the August cotton crop
statement of the department of agri-
culture, according to q letter re-
ceived by Senator Harris, Democrat,
Georgia, from Leon M. Estabrook,
chief Of the crop reporting division
of the department.
"The percentage of damage from
boil weevil indicated by these (coun-
ty) reports was not deducted from
the regular report Of 1913 per cent
of normal" said Mr.. Estabrook, "be-
cause, in arriving at that estimate,
the factors likely to affect the yield
per acre, including boil weevil, were
fully considered by the field Stats
ticians and crop reporters"
Senator Harris inquiry was
prompted, he said, by many requests
as to whether the boil weevil and
abandoned acreage factors were sub
tracted in considering the August Il
government report.
MANY cotton growers" said Sena-
tor Harris, contend that failure to
make a clear distinction in the re-
ports has operated to depress the
price of cotton and fails to give an
accurate prospect Of a greater cot
ton shortage than now antici.
pated."
Mr.. Estabrook informed Senator
Harris that county agents in 295
out, Of 846 cotton counties reported
an average acreage abandonment of
IL per cent.
The senate late yesterday passed a
bill by Senator Harris providing for
publication by the department of
commerce of statistics regarding the
worlds supply c cotton on hand
July 81.
This IL per cent was not de-
Quoted and could not properly be de-
Quoted from the 34,652,000 acres re-
ported to be in cultivation June U.s."
said the crop reporting chief, "be-
cause it is presumed that the aban-
donment occurred prior to that date
and that any abandonment that may
have occurred between June rs, the
date of the Department. statement
of acreage and July /, the date Of
the county agents estimate, was
negligible.
IF we assume that IL per cent
Of the planted acreage was aban-
doned before June 25, and if the acre.
age remaining in cultivation on that
date was correctly estimated at 34,-
$4,000 the total planted acreage
would be $780, 00, the abandon
ed acreage would be 100000 and
the remainder would represent the
acreage in cultivation as estimated
by the department"
Regarding bill weevil damage,
Mr.. Estabrook added:
THE supplementary report also
shows that the county agents est.
mated that 80.2 per cent of the total
cotton acreage was infested with the
boil weevil. AS to damage to the
crop from boil weevil up to July rs,
the returns were so incomplete as
to make a satisfactory estimate for
the United States impracticable.
However, state commissioners of
agriculture reported the dama as
ranging from IA per cent in North
Carolina to 60 per cent in Georgia;
county agents report the damage as
nothing in Virginia and Missouri to
32.4 per CT in Georgia; cotton re
porters, as nothing in Virginia and
Missouri to 46 per cent in Florida,
and field statisticians report maxi
mum Of damage of % per cent in
GEORGIA. and T,O11iSiana -
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-15
THE COUNTRY HOME
BY MRS. ". H. FELTON,

Russia, as a wife and mother. She
has a shelter in England and that
seems to be all she has left to her
in this sad time of her life. 1t is
said the Dowager Empress and
Alix-the Czarina-did not harmon
ize, but the older woman lost her
only living child and every grandchild
when Alix was Observation-Disclosures
bed to death by ruffian soldiers. The
diary is a timely document. 1T
makes everybody feel better, and
proves for the czarina that she was
cruelty naligned by Russian spies
and influential enemies. 1t was hard
to believe the stories about her
superstition and cratic conduct, as
reported.
1t must give immense satisfac-
ton to her English kindred-and
German cOusinS-one of whom is
Kaiser William-who know she was
clean and upright-to see her so
much indicated by her own words
never intended for the public eye,
but are all the more convincing be-
cause they were intended to be pri-
waite when they were written down
nv her own hand.