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The New York herald., 1922-06-14
H. W. Maxwell Leads in
Nassau Qualifying Round
Six Strokes Ahead, With a
Score of II.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HEsALn
GLEN COVE, L. T.. June 13.-Howard
w. Maxwell, Jr., who recently Won the
Long Island golf championship, led the
field of qualifiers in, the initial round
Of the golf championship of the Nassau
Country Club. which has just finished
after being in progress since May 81.
Sixteen low gross score holders meet
in the matches TO be played during this
month for the title. Maxwell had r.
his next nearest competitor being II. II.
Will with II. Gardiner w. White, title
holder for two years. covered the course
in so and in the draw is to meet Max
we'll in the first round Of match play.
John NJ Stearns, Jr.. who won this
title last year, did not defend 1t this
season, having since resigned from the
Nassau club.
Tho crralif1:inn scores yyera
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Women Tie in Qualifying
Round at BridReport

Georgiana Bishop, Of Brooklawn. and
Mrs. Charles Porter, of New Haven,
turned in the best scores In the qualify
ing rounds OF the womens state cham
pionship tournament here to-day. Both
golfers covered the course In SO. Forty
six golfers started in the qualifying
rounds.
The championship eight: Mrs. E. Fl.
Baker. Jr., Norwich. 1oS; Mrs. B. Will
son. New Haven, 9S; Miss Georgiana
Bishop, Brooklawn, &c; Mrs. w. Perry,
Fairfield County, 104: Mrs. Charles
Porter. New Haven, o. Mrs. F.. p.
McEvoy. Waterbury, l05; Mrs. A. r
Ellis, Hartford. 109: Mrs r.. w. Mil
lard, Holland. I09.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Jock Hutchison Loses to
Joe kirkWood by Two Holes

GLASGOW. June 13.--Joe Kirkwood. the
Australian open golf champion, to-day
defeated Jock Hutchison. the British
open champion. in an eighteen hole
match over the Alexandra course by two
holes.
This afternoon Kirkwood and Hutchi-
son played q medal round in which
Kirkwood went around In So, beating
by four strokes the record for the
course. held Jointly by Caven. Duncan,
Vardon and Braid.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Miss Kate Bomann Tops
Field in Plainfield Golf

PLAINrIELp, n. j., June 13.-Miss Kate
Bomann. much benefited by her winter
golf In the South, won the medal in the
qualifying round of the Plainfield Coun-
try Club woman's championship to-day
with card Of 100. Others who quail
fled: Miss Zoe Terry, Mrs c. y. Boice,
Mrs. r. S. Rowland, Mrs. W. II. Rogers.
Miss Florence Stuart. Miss Bertha Til
ney. Mrs. Frank c. Ard. Mrs. C. 3.
Lawrence. Jr.. Miss Louise Patterson.
Miss Lille Moore. Mrs. w. VI. Alling.
Miss Priscilla Fraker Mrs. L. w. Hal
lock and Mrs. II. r. Meyer.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Wisconsin League Clubs
Won't Play Against Black Sox

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. June 13.-A move
ment has been started by several clubs
In the Fox River Valley League to pre-
vent further playing OF BLACK Sox" ball
players In that organization. Appleton
used Eddie Cicotte and Swede Risberg
in last Sundays game. It was stated.
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh managers
stated that they would not play against
any team with the former Chicago men
in their lineup.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Nichols Retains Golf Title.

NEWTON, MASS, June 13.-Gilbert
Nichols of Providence retained his title
of champion 70 the New England Pro-
fessional Golfers Association on the
Woodland links to-day. with total OF
29s for the four rounds played in two
days. John Cowan. Oakley, and George
Gordon. Winnamoiset'. were tied for
second place with score of 30s. Frank
Gilman, Augusta. Nc. and Willie Ogg.
Worcester, were next tied at 313.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Westchester Horse Show
at White Plains To-day

Hunters in all classes will predomi-
nate at the opening of the annual West
chester County Horse Show at Gedney
Farms to-day. Social colonies In the
county have shown an influx OF people
all this week. with the Gedney Farm
Hotel crowded TO capacity. This year s
show has larger number OF entries
than any heretofore.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Heisman Getting Busy.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw York Herald.
CAPE MAY. N. j., June 13--Heaa
Coach John Heisman ard Manager
Compton of the University of Pennsyl-
vania football team were here to-day
comforting with Leonard II. Davis, presi-
dent; Harry Settles. secretary. and
Leroy Wilson, chairman OF the athletic
committee Of the Progressive League
to make plans to return to Cape May
again next fall to train the team before
getting into action on the new Franklin
Field
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
The qualifying scores were
Malone Beats Downey.

AURORA, ILL, June l3.-Jock Malone
of st. Paul. won the decision over
Bryan Downey of Columbus, O., after
ten rounds Of hard fighting here to-
night. Malone gave Downey quite a
boxing lesson and succeeded in most of
the rounds in escaping the hard punch
ing Ohioan's aggressive wor. The men
are midd!eweights
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Syracuse Leaves To-day.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. June 13.-Three
crews of Syracuse oarsmen will entrain
tomorrow morning for Poughkeepsie.
Coach James A. Ten Eyck directed the
last home practice of the Orange oars
men here this afternoon. The shells
we're shipped Immediately after the spin.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Gordon Donald Golf Winner,

PRINCETON. N. j.. June 13.--Gordon
d. Donald, Brookine. Mass. won the
vice-president's cup In the final round
OF the annual spring golf tournament OF
the Princeton Golf Club to-day. r r
Pawley, Hicksville. Pa. was runner up.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
r CONTINUES ON HIS VICTORIOUS WAY AT BELMONT PARK
Oil Mems Annual Outing.

The Oil Trades Association OF New York
will hold its annual outing ana sports day
at the New York Athletic Club at Travers
Island Thursday. baseball game between
the Petroleum OIL team and the Vegetable
OIL team will be the main feature. Tho
Pelham Golf Club near by will be the scene
OF golf tournament for a large number
OF the members and guests. Other sports
VIII be arranged for and shore dinner
VIII be served.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Ohrt to Race CouiIet.

Air Goullet and Hans Ohrt will meet Fri
day night IN the feature match race at the
New York Volodrone. They will race mile
heats. best two In three. Ohrt made his
first appearance at the new track last Sat-
urday night when he defeated Bobby Wal
thour.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Change Wykagyl Match.

1t has been found necessary to make
certain changes in the plans for the
benefit match which was to have been
played on Sunday at Wykagyl between
Jesse Sweetser and Rudie Knepper
against Oswald Kirkby and Jerome
Travers. The match will be played
next Saturday instead of Sunday, and it
will be at eighteen instead of thirty-six
holes. It will begin at 2 80.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Were we to X-ray a

Were we to X-ray a
mans idea of su m m e +
clothes, we'd x-pect to
x-tract:
x-act fit
x-pert tailoring
Expressive style
Exclusive pattern
exceptional value
x-cellent wear
x-actly what we offer at
the flour corners"--along
with x-peditious service.
x-"straw"dinary COM
fort!
Smart, stiff straws with
no stiffening around the
,nner rim!
x-cept we keep talking
about our new corner" in
the Herald Building (Her-
aid Square at 35th St.)
somebody's sure to forget
to remember we've moved
"34th ST." over to one Of
the most prominent cor
ners in all Manhattan.
PoGERs PEET COMPANY
Broadway Herald So.
at I3th ST. -Four at 3sth St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist ST.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14

By way Of bringing on the budding
open champions the Dunwoodie Country
Club is to hold tournament for as
sistant professional on June 81. The
event is planned on the lines Of the tour
ney which has been a feature in Great
Britain the last few years. The Dun
woodie competition will be open to the
United States.
The New York herald., 1922-06-14
The New York Herald Racing Chart
MONT PARK RACETRACK. June 1s.-CIear, track fast.

O( Selling Purse sos
Block driving
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

There are now only 10 establish
monts making aircraft IN this Coun-
trY. cnmnnIch WIN 81 IN lA2l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
BUILT WADUCT,'
ORDER TO KATY
Corporation Commission
Orders a Subway at
Fifteenth Street


The first round of the fight
starfod soy,r,I weeks spo by county
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subway crossing uadpr ts ira. ta nt
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county Ut was .''Ih'.a yNHi''d,F
upon i"''.pl "I "n .Il'r ilnm th'
,'ip9id i''h ,'WinI-'I'n Whi Or
d'i'd lnc IN. way company 20 nih"
up pI1Ns Nu' uli"e 'H' ne, 'Anaty
h' az" iu'"'a WI" 'HS ''H"'s 'u'"
"issloheI9' .,, $500.
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'Il'I'i .Ht' lho riI'WhY ''u'p"h NY
ana county comm I7H'oh'Is agree on
mo proportional COSY on the SUD
way Ir''IlInE nh afi"e"'ni can
not hn l"Hrh'd lh' m''l,r VIII ne
ehhI1' l''a l' ine corporation com
mission. ..... .,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

and executing plans for the south
western business conference.
Fridays meeting was devote q
largely TO resume OF the momeu-
tous two days Just past and discus
sion OF the meaning, both presenl
and potential, that the congress Is
going TO have for Tulsa and the
southwest. J. i3urr Gibbons read "a
report ~ the congress. In which he
stated briefly its outstanding fea-
lures lie stressed the value ot hav-
Ing such men here as those who
spoke on the program and tho privi-
lege OF having such minds brought
to bear upon the problems OF th"
southwest. He also pointed out the
value Of the group meetings, of get
ting together 70 large and repreheu-
tative group from a part Of the
country whose Interests and prob.
lens are much tho same, and of the
value IN advertising 10 Tulsa as a
city.
Fred Shaw, formerly OF Tulsa, and
now of Kaneas city. was introduced
and spoke briefly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Practical Housekeeping
~ rLOHENCl AUSTIN CHASE.

pour tle contents o. fGe pbu over
'Io chicken and frT.'.
POTATOES NssLfI-G .. Cook
.'y medium sIl.I pooled UU.ttu'a .u
boiling H'|,I vHfu. uu.i tender.
uH.u rIt 100 Nl.E 1UI place .u
mixing bowl SEASON '.ou With ono.
.Hf frlf1 H1lI tHt.fIurih t"Ha
spoon pepper and 0uu.o.EI'h i0H.
spoon grated uI'mDF N.Y gently
with TO- forks turn n.u hO' dish and
arrold s0ftous1 butter nN.r each
piece and eprinKIo wfuo fn'.. chop
U"l lIr.'sU Hrrs' f.Ug h.'
SWEET CIuLU fIlArYL'-Pu
TWO uul.fH .Nrcf ..I.r boo frUrlHr
can and alj iuur tablespoons yup
drained from preserved Canton
singer Iieczr. u.1s ega1l parts
crushed 'He ann t..t taIt Serve
Win bnsed chicken.
GOLDEN HEARTS cream fogr
tablespoons butter. ada our.utlf
nup sugar aud mix we'll, tId the
H'.l uultHn yu'tH ui inrrn cagt one
tablespoon NIiUr U.If iNN. .uaI.s.
'N.H add uuo.frvrth cup mills alter.
uuftlN hIfn Heyru.'IruiuH cup flour
HroI with one teaspoon baking
powder and oue-cIrutn teaspoon wlt
Add ono teaspoon l0Wuu extract and
beat for Wlnutue Pour into shlI-
low baking pan Ohe bhf'or should
ho four'hH inch h.eD and
bake u moderate ov,u for 90
minutes cur when cool with heart
shaped Dooky cutter We. tho cut
ter with water before using. as this
assures even edges. soryo with g0l-
den sauce.
GOLDEN SAUCE Beat tho volk
~ ono egg until light and lemon
colorod add gradually ono-half
cup ~ sugar, beat aud then fold iu
the stitfly beaten white of one egg.
udd one teaspoon vanilla extract.
then pour on slowly while beating
hr.sklN.. one cup ot ecalded milk
Turn into q sauce heat. add Eprlul,-
ling of grated nutmeg and servo at
once.
tCoryrighi Cronk syndicate, io,'b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

New Dill and Sour Pickles,
Heinz Sweet Relish and Mustard
Chow,
Large Queen Olives I'm Bulk.
Don forget our New York Select
Oysters, shipped direct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
S. W. B. G. SUCCESS
CHAMBER VOTES
Committee Named to Ex-
press Appreciation to
Leaders

Expressing its appreciation Of the
value that tho Southwestern Busl-
ness congre-b has been to Tulsa, and
tho service that IL has rendered the
sOuthweet. the board OF directors at
their luncheon Friday named a COM
mittce made up OF Clarence ~
Douglas, Frank ~. Greer, Lee
lowering, l. @. Rosser and NJ. G.
Haze 20 draw up resolutions formally
cmbodying tho feeling Of the board
In regard 10 the success OF the un-
dertaklnR.
The board desired that special
credit ana thanks be expressed in
This resolution 20 J. Burr Gibbons,
general chairman OF the congress
who conceived the idea, and who
was Instrumental in making and
carrying out the plans for it. A. l.
Farmer. fret vice president OF the
chamber OF commerce, and william
Holden, secretary. who was untiring
In his task Of organizing. directing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

aue fe14roon butter. le' BON fo. live
minutes. then strain through choose.
cloth into sru.rulu Cook four
tablespoons raw Ii.D lu one pint ~
boiling water with uuc-hulf teaspoon
sal' aud boil for 20 minu'oa Drain
add 20 clam broth ana boil Tor 10
minutes Serve hut lu cups.
BRAisED CHCkEN--Cut of the
head and feet 90 e tender 3pound
chicken. Siuge. draw aud truss,
cover with very thin slices ~ larding
pork and firmly tio around with
string sprinkle lightly with salt
and pepper, place iu roasting nan.
oct IN hot oven ana roast. turning
frequently 20 brown all sld"s. Tor 90
minutes. then romovo. Heat two
tablespoons chicken fat. butter or OH
In frying pan, ada two seeded green
peppers cut into quarters. one small
peeled ana finely sliced spanish
onion and three rod sweet peppers
cut in halves Cook % minutes. stir
ring 10 prevent scorchiug Lay the
chicken over the vegetables, add one
cup slowed tomatoes. one cup hot
water HuL n tho chicken In not
very tat add three tablespoons
melted butter Cover the pan and
cook Iva moderate oven a. minutes.
Remove chicken 10 hot platter, uu-
tie. remove tho lard and untruHa
skim tho Fat from tho surface ot
sauce, add onc-half teaspoon finely
chopped parsely, boil for o minutes,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

There Is tha Crystal palace.
near London, an equestrian efatue
30 feet high. In 1859 II was decided
to ho too heavy 10 move. and the
present grand orchestra was built
up around 70. OF the millions that
frequent the palace. few have any
susplrlOn NJ the statues existence
Scientific American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
InInncllon IIcnrlng pnt OF.

CHICAGO, oct 2U.a-At the per-
soual request ~ Attorney
Harry ~ Daugherfy. the hearing on
the motion for a dissolution Of tho
governments Injunction against the
railroad shupmou. vas again post
poued by Fedora Judge James H.,
Wllkerson until November 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

LONDON oct. 2O.--A rumlor that
the former German kaiser hns bee en
married 10 Princess liermiue. Of
Reuss. was circulated today by q
Doorn, Holland. ncwsp. per man who
sent queries 20 newspapers IN Eng
land ana on the continent saving
Kaiser married. civil ceremony,
today"
Tho original date OF the marriage
was November o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Marine. Landed at Nlndl,ostot.

WASHINGTON. Oct 20.--A smell
rines have been landed from o war
ship at Vladivostok TO protect the
American consulate. during the evac-
uatlon OF the japanese and whilc
forces OF the 20 eastern republic
take over the city it was announced
at the state department this after
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

All orders delivered amounts
Write phone come downgct way. This
here. " ~ ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

No. ? can Haie's Leader
Best Black 90
Case, 3 dozen, $500
No. 2 can Hale's Leader.
Polar Bear or Sturgeon Bay |
Red Pitted Cherries, III
Case. 2 dozen, s5,85
No. . can Best Gooseberries.
regular zoe 90
value .........,. ADC
Case, 2 dozen, $500
No. ~ can California |
Peaches, In halves or sliced, |
value ...,......... -'' E3C
Case, 2 dozen, $500
These are fresh, new goods.
bought some 90 days ago and
on account OF railroad delays,
just arrived. Our second
shipment Is now due, so we
must make roont-we know
these prices will do IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Ex-KAISER ANNOUNCES
Wilhelm Informs OFFICIALS Of Ills In.
tcntiUn 10 Marry Princess.

AMSTERDAM. oct. 20--The for
mer German kaiser today gave no.
tlce Of his approa ching marriage 10
the registrar al Doorn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 2O.--A
total OF eight Jurors have so far
been selected 10 serve on tho jury
which In TO decide the fate OF pretty
Mrs, Catherine Roster, 20. who last
january shot and Killed her hus-
band, oscar Roster. and his stenog.
raphcr, Mildred Geraldine Reckltt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-18
v2ibet efter Gpbem". .

s iioite llees yeo. of Bla6et, iad-
belio1n / bette, bar hi trgH @noel af
&aitor @auito5s meget roite Sore.
orog, "2ipet efter Dpoen"'. Sra fbrit
of baobe hi te1tft at trpfte bele bette
Goreorag i 8laoet, men tinoer ,,,,> at
ri iffe goot tan gibre bet. 81 bor.
paatat % at trDffe 1000 @rcn1pIar
al bette Goreorag / 8ogfor,n oq fn1t
lite goot benptte @atien bao6e til
@ogen og @la6et paa en- og fannie
&i6. Mf bba6 Ri aIlere6e far optat
al bette Gore6rag Til 2eierne f,1n,te
oanne fig en- @entng ont be sniter
at 1eie belle Gore6raget. Hi tror 6et
er bel b9r6 at fontn1e in6 / etbbert
$iem / 8ogform, iier MT naar bet
oil fofte bare Is cts. portofrit til.
fenot. De fbrfte flere bun6re6e cts.
en1plarer af Gore6raget blir fpr6ig
fra &rbffen ON nogle Dage % 8e-
itillinger tam i116ie11oes MT ftrafs.
&i bar allere6e faot Orore for 500.
@fSemplarer og De, forn bill ia So.
gen og lite enonu bar beftilt ben,
gier bel / at in6ien6e fin 25 cts. /
itrafs. = i.
ngebla6 Sub. 60. 7.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-18
Srontalen.

Sra @tocfbolm, 5perige, telegro.
feres 12te sSan.: Song @uitafs
&rontole, Ser opleites efter &ifs6o~
gems beitibelige Mabning, bar iier
benerfeli eliesber6ig beo lin 11forbe<
bol6ne @tette of 9eotionernes 2igo
og fin roie16e Snhole af @aibi11g-
tonfonferencen iom betegne6e ct
@trtot / &etning of uniberia1 Sreo.
,Hrefi6enterne begge 9fifsoogcns
&u1,tre lag6e / fine Sbartaler ier=
ffiH 8ret pao geeopenoigbe6e1, al, at
ser eieblimeltg bleb trl1ffet @friot
til 2i116ring al srbetoslesbe6e,l,
fom nit ct iaa flor, at 6en er blepet ct
at Dueens bigti9ite 2obgip1ings=
ipgrsmoal. 99ifsbagens MGbning
Der foretoges at Song @uitaf ie1b,
7ore9if n1e6 6en >,aulige Yonnp og
@siti6eligbe6, / Goerber al nbpre
Gofemasier, Sfficerer og Diplonla=
ter gltnrer6e l1tifornter, 2an6ets
&irfefDriter og &reteifab og ct itort
M1ttal af bgiere cibile og borgerlige
Grnbe6smen6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-18
Npt nnieret Gilt. .

/ 5a@erIin ben 16oe San. Sc MIli.
ereoe bar paa1p erebet foritprrer1be
tn6 | BET Maifineri, 6er- 1iot efter
/ bbert bolbt paa at bringe 0r6e1t i
4 bet politiife og 6fo11omiffe Glib Eplf
,4lqtl1o og Central europa. Sc bar
forlangt giennem g1terte11s @ont.
I'misiion / &piHano, at 6e foafalote
&rigsforbrp6ere blir l1oIeoeret til Sc
miere6e.
/, Da bet fommer itrar efter at
8oi11care bar obertot ben frantic Ste.
giertng, er 2a1t6et paanp brit foru-
tblieet be6 6enne Eattif. Sen BE-
n1ofratiife ~@6rien 3eit11ng" fa16er
bet vHoincares f6rite SIng moo.
't&nfflano." 49,.
On flor 9eI af @resien onfer 6e,1-
!: tie @ebegelie for. at bere ct Eegn
pdd, DDdo &Dttldno tom bente Jig og
iom ct 8ebis paa oen uforionlige
@oloning bos ben npe frantic Megie.
ring. -.
0ean tror, at 6en giebItffeliqe
8irfning bill bore at gibe @te6et til
BEN ftaoig boren6e @ebegelie til ssor.
1el for at fren,iette ct officieIt tpif
Jerlangen6e ONT, at bele @pbrsmoa<
LET, ont @fp1o oe anibar for arigen
Blir tat op.
:, Naanb bdres 6er Meiter, ser poo,
ftaor, at 6erfom @r>@eifer ggilbeln
birfelig bnifer at giere roget for 6et
tpite SoH, buroe ban forIange Gags
onleg for at foa @pgrsntaalet om
anibaret for &rieen forelogt en- Ser.
6enS6omftoI. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-18
srattaten: ratifieeres.

Den eneelf@irffe Greostraftal, Ser
cpretter ben irise ssfiitat, bleb .a11.
iterr1rnig ratificeret / 2grbags af BET
ip6lige irffe Murlnmeni. Galror, De
@alera og bans Ei.9eneere, Der uar
irno6 Eraftate,r / Soil Gireonn, bar
frabere,16e. - .... -.
On proniioriif Regjering blep ilto-
fot, beitaas1toe af Micbael Collins,
Wi1linnt Gosgtope. gan1on 5. E,,g-
gan, B. S. &oaat 6iman 2p,1cb,
SSoiepbE Mc@rotb, Nrofesior ,sobn
Mac @eiI % 9rpa,1 0Sie9ins.
Sn6fa16elie til. Scsiion bleb ITO
iteot ien1i. ,a,6crteanet af 2lrtb1;r
Griffith. Gc.t lieu fen>t Sircftc
o1le Dep't: :reee. Der par boIot De
26 fpolige Counter,
|, De fdrite engelife Eropper er reiit
fra Srlono> og n1art attor, at ont tre
Maaneoer bill Der life, bore cn en-,
eeIit SoI6at belle Griltoten, 1tn6-
tagen 6e @aeter, Ser foreifribes i
Eraftaten i fire @aune.7 Sc Men6,
fom Tom igaar bar: to &on1pagnier
~@lacf anb Cans, +. ,.beftooenoe for
bet n1eite af ti6ligere pfficerer ben
engelife Scr oatDe melt forbaote
Sropper, Der bleH 5.fenot til sSrlano
1tn6er &rigen.
S Gre6ags 6roe @locf ono Cans
fra fine &obeofbarherer / rBeggors
8uib" @orafter ,neo gfiflerne poa
@flt1oeren, me0 snbIer. og o11Det us,
ftpr, fang 1pftig op: boIot 2sfer n1e6
Solfemasien. Ser bar ftiIle bIanot
Golf / fin $eIbeo,,i 90 be fgrfte 800
Ma1o maricberte. en- MiI giennen1
Dublins @a6er. ;E2angs benz ftoo
fprrige 1.nge Met16 me6 breoifDg-
ge $atte pg @apper me6 b,1gnenbe
2onmer. 0e bar meolemnrer of
ben irife republifanihe &er, Der for
1ogle faa Maaneber fiben biIbe bo:
iegt @nleoning tilnt bra1ee &anoner>.
og Bomber MOI en iaaoan @roces-
fton. - .ss=se:. ..s%!s - IT,: =: : ~
Com Gelge af benne ratificering>
tom ben npe irite 5riitot til girfe-
1igbeo / mm1oags be6 at GneIano
formelt obergab megieringstpiIerne
til Be npe Gn1beosneno> og 11noer
itornenoe Denronftrationer tog oen
irife 5riftat fin gegpnoeIie efter 700
aor of britiif @tpre
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-18
eomis Artbmr Sol1n.

2ouis Mrtbur &olm, @sn al W1r.
og Mrs. OIuf 81. &olnt, bert 8nen.
6b6e meget plu6ielig bos fine Softer.
forelore, Mr. og Mrs. g. Mor6.
lun6 ne6 Bennington, Minn., SEN 20.
December ii6ltleoen. 4fogoe bur
febt @asielton, 81. g., 6e1t 226e
Muguft 1903 og bar iaaleoes be6 fin
500 18 Mor, 3 Maaneoer og % 9a=
9e gantmel. 6oruben fine nebnte
Sorel6re og Tofterforel6re> oberle-
bes Fan al to Spitre og en &albig=
fter. slfoe6e baooe bobt fit Sient
bos georolnns beo &e1titngton Sc 1to~
fte 9 Mor.