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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27
ExtraditiOn Writ Issued

TOPEKA. Kan.-Governor Allen OF
Kansas issued a requstion on Cover.
nor Robertson Of Oklahoma for the re.
turn to this state of Sylph l.. Piercali,
wanted in Lafette county on n charge
OF child desertion. Piercall is under ar.
rest at Muskogee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27
Notice 10 Lot Owners

All weeds and grass on vacant lots
must be cut or this work will be lone
ind charged to the lot owners, with
] nalty attached.
1880 City Health Department
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

They are hunting the i2 greaus,
women. Utah has candidate. shr
weighs ssi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

Trade unions. as known in America
are illegal in Japan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

Washington girl has the smalles,
feet. Her two feet make one foot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

1T is TIME FOR BABE" RUTH
TO STOP LIVING UP TO HIS NICK
NAME.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

Wonder what bachelor thinks aB0u,
a bigamist?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

One thing funnier than country
country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27
PRICE OF FAME

How would you like to have
been Napoleon Would you ex-
change places with him. trade your
life for his career and fame?
Don't be too sure about it,. Be-
lore deciding, better investigate the
real Napoleon-his health and tenn
perament.
Napoleon was a freak. His ma
ture was sluggish, his pulse rarely
higher than so a minute, according
to Crovisart, his personal physician.
The reaction from this sluggish
ness came cxplosively in epileptic
tits, with the customary convul-
sions and foaming at the mouth
that accompany this dread disease.
Napoleon never loved. He was
incapable OF it. Often he was at
tracted to a woman, in a sudden
and volcanic outburst of passion
which subsided instantly if not re-
sponded TO-
Violent abdominal pains made it
impossible for Napoleon to sleep
more than few hours at time.
In captivity at St. Helena, he
wound up with pronounced physi-
cal and mental decay.
DR.. Louis H. Brennan tells these
facts about Napoleon. in his book,
The Glands Regulating Personal
ity."
Berman notes that the rise and
fall OF Napoleon followed the rise
and fall Of his pituitary gland"
This gland is in thimbleesized
cavity Of the skull.
Berman takes another great
man, Charles Darwin, the evolu-
ZIONIST. Darwin was a neurasthenic
genius. That is, his glands were
unbalanced-like an orchestra out
OF tune.
In youth, Darwin was athletic
and happy. Then his glands be.
gan acting abnormally. He be-
came a hyper-thyroid, with violent
pains about the heart, also palpita-
tlon. Insomnia haunted him.
Darwin became so easily exhaust
ed that he could work only in the
morning, and then only few
hours.
Painfully he did his work. writ
ing q volumes and 81 scientific
papers, by alternating small doses
OF work with large doses Of rest.
Darwin was one OF the most
miserable beings, mentally and ply
sically, that ever lived, That was
the price OF his fame
The more science learns about
the mysterious enoocTlne glanus OF
the human body. the more it be-
lioves that genius is the result OF
chemical abnormlaities OF the
glands.
Among famous geniuses, we find
these spileptics: Julius Caesar.
Mohammed. Lord Byron. Dostoy.
evsky and Flaubert.
Fame is a fine monument.
But, like everything else. it has
It's price.
II real happiness is the most de-
sirable goal. lucky is the individual
who is normal.
--O---
They are hunting the ~ greatss.
Wnnar tstuh Aae . .a.NtI.Na 4IH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

People probably never will be salts.
fled with the weather. explains the
Bartlesville Enterprise. They are now
beginning 10 wonder when we will have
another rain. The roads ared usty and
the golf courses are too hard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

creenes, thing in any park is youns
couple
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27
C0m
Sims \


-
These bathing suits make some o.
our girls look skinny.
Things could be worse. Suppose
every crouch had been twins?
1T is TIME FOR BABE" RUTH
TO STOP LIVING UP TO HIS NICK
NAME.
Wonder what bachelor thinks abu,
a bigamist?
Washington girl has the smallest
feet. Her two feet make one foot.
One thing funnier than a country
fellow in town is a city fellow in the
country.
STRANGE. BUT A BUSHEL OF
RYE ISN'T WORTH AS MUCH AS A
QUART.
I'VE are on top of the world" cable
Mt. Everest climbers. Look out or
you Will be under ground.
Every man knows what he would
do if he had the money.
New styles in mems shoes are 80
narrow you get corns on your feet
looking at them in the window
If you don't give the dog water these
hot days he may get mad
sure sign man is getting old
is when any girl seems TO be good
looking.
The bartendors who have been at
sea can go there now.
Amundsen says he VIII stay at the
north pole even il the weather doesn't
agree with him.
If congress doesn't act quick, people
are going TO have money.
In new York hospital they take all
the babies finger prints. Probably get
them off the wall
friend who keeps your cat while
you are on vacation is often an en-.
emy when you return.
Germany has come across with
some money; but no matter how
much we collect. war never pays.
This is the hottest summer We have
had since last year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

STRANGE. BUT A BUSHEL OF
RYE ISN'T WORTH AS MUCH AS A
QUART.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

I'VE are on top of the world" cable
Mt. Everest climbers. Look out or
you Will be under ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

Things could be worse. Suppose
every crouch had been twins?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

These bathing suits make some o.
our girls look skinny.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

There seems TO he something seri.
ously wrong with the calendar when
the longest and the hottest days OF
the year come at the same time, saws
The Hugo Daily News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

Every man knows what he would
do if he had the money
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27
Sooner
Read

The Shawnee News observes that:
The meanest thing any woman. has
had to say about her husband lately is
that he only uses his home nowadays
as filling station"
Holdenville business men are in the
fight against the boil weeyls. The
Holdenville Democrat says they have
Offered a bounty OF so cents per 100
on the insects. dead or alive.
1t is hard to believe that the Lord
is going to welcome to His home on
high a lot of the winners who claim
to be headed that way.-Bartlesville En-.
terprise
While il is no disgrace 10 be poor
there Is nothing about that condition
which gives "A man the privilege Of
Dragging about it.-Daily Oklahoman.
II you are important enough in your
community 10 attract unfavorable com
ment, you can be certain nat YOU are
also attracting favorable comment. re-
marks the Dmant Democrat.
When a Kansas City doctor failed to
produce cure as he had promised
his patient shot him. How earnestly
our doctors would labor II that Were
the law Of the land.-Tulsa World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

New styles in mems shoes are 80
narrow you get corns on your feet
looking at them in the window.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

If you don't give the dog water these
hot days he may get mad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-27

A friend who keeps your cat while
you are on a vacation is often an en-.
emy when you return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

After tie business was transacted oaih-
T. refreshments were served.
J-hu Ely returned Ia Warrington
Monday morning after a short stay with
his family
George King left Monday morning for
Pa: kcrsburg.
Louis Lazarus returned home Monday
after arcumpauyiuG his wife to Wheel
ing.
Herman and Lloyd Simms were visit
ing friends in Moundsvillc Monday.
Brooks Rees OF kingwood, w. Va, If
visiting friends in Cameron.
Mrs Suplcr. who WAS seriously In
jured few weeks ago. IS somewhat im'
proved.
Jess Clark vas found dead mt his
home on Jones Hill His death was due
to heart trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

the high school auditorium. Tho VIOLIN
solo by Alden Goodno and vocal SOLO
nv Miss Louise Taylor were very pleas
ing as special features. We earnestly,
hope the townspeople will support tne
bovs and make it possible for them 10
render number Of such concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Delong ana son.
Crawford, Of Delong, were in town sat
urday.
S 4. Bell. of Ellenboro. was VISITOR
In the city Saturday.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Kip Hanes'
son on Friday, March 10. wother aho
baby both doing well.
Mrs Robert Goerder. OF Grape lslsnor
was shopping here Saturday.
Revival services are being conducted
nightly at the church Of Christ. LarSs
crowds attend. 81
Harry Nichols spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Nichols,
OF Maxwell. -
j. A. ShrIver. local teacher OF the
high school spent the weekend a. the
guest Of relatives in Sistersville.
On Friday. March 'Slst the dramatic
club Of the High School will give the
play entitled. The Gypsy Rover. at the
High school auditorium. Be there!
Mrs McKibben Is seriously Ill Mt the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Greg
DRY, OF First street. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
CAMERON

Tao k!wnnls club I,id thc.r weekly
!unrn."u IN the American Legion ha.l
last night The IrIl"a wcre a"Hrh'"
10y :. Il. Thurman r." ".uh - E"ihS
70 hold a chnrtrr night on March - ann
tho Honorable john J. CurMweil "it DO
the Rv"Hkrr,
The Honorable John steele delivered
n lecture lu tho Presbyterian Chur' "
las, might. Hts subject vas. l"hlIh
Prison lars"
The body ~ John Chambers Wa
brought from M"undaNille yesterday ana
was inferred IN the Cameron cemetery
Rev. Fierce o!i!ctatcd.
Tn" Cameron high school boys basket
bal! team returned from Rethany Sui
Gav. whrrc they took palt N the tourna-
m"Tt
\ very Interesting play entitled. our
Minister'S Birthday" Will DC given at
The school auditorium Thursday night.
II l.. Henderson, was IL business call
err IN Cameron Monday.
Misses Helen Fry and TcXto Banc
spent the Weekend with friends in
Wheeling.
Mrs Earle .McNnbb and daughter DO.
rothy. viii leave for Florida "Wednesday
evening for tho benefit Of the latter
health.
Word has been received from c. A,
Snyder. who Is Spending tho winter with
his family in California that he expects
I" return to this city sometime In April
Miss catherine RcnreT was spending
the week lend IN this city.
Mrs Thatcher Of MoGndSr!llo was
attending tho W. &. r. L. meeting al
! Cameron.
Tho coal business "a looking Il little
, brighter. Geo. T.. Myers. the hustlIng
! coal man. received very interesting news
: last week from his buyers.
Mr.. Barnett Wiley Of the South SIDE
IS seriously III.
I Tho Girls circle held n meeting n
, She Christian church Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

bottles of the Vegetable Compound and
cScd Lydia r Pinkham's Sanative Wash
md an cn'Ir"ly cured of my ailments.
Iou ma publish this letter if you
wish. Mrs. MARY SHERMAN, Route =,
Lake, Mica.
There is on" fact women should con-
slider and that is this. Women suffer from
irregularities and yarjouS forms of weak
49,. Ta"Y Try tins and that doctor. az
w...l as different medicines. Finally they
axe LYDIA L. Plnkham's Compound,
and Mrs. Sherman y experience IS Simply
another case showing the merit OF this
wci!.known medicine.
Il your family physician fails to help
y0u and the same old troubles persist,
Why ism 7 il reasonable t" try lydia +,
Pinkham's V"gc:ab." Compound?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
ST. MARYS

' Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar GnetEeluck, OF
Eaucluse. were business callers here
Saturday.
Ralph White. OF New Martinsvllle
Grov"ry Co. was 4 caller IN the city
Monday.
The Citizens Band gave very enter
tanning concert on Sunday afternoon in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

mess and at times was
obliged to stayof my
feet. | doctored with
our family physician
and he finally said he
could not understand
my case, 80 ] decided
TO try LydiaE. Pink
ham 3 We get a bic
Compound. After |
had taken the first
bottle ! could sec
that | was getting
hn,tor I,,u,l enrnrol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
N,rr1 TOWN BUSINESS mET
UP PROJECT FOX
SERVICE
Landing site Atoms Central Paf ,;, Gt ~"
I'D II Propsrty Is AVaN"01e'

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= ,ard..v "a tu.~ s'a' {. '.' -.
r,- = aev ferry. rats -,
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,.., l.,,r.,>s .uru. tnEr'h"" VIZ"
,..,r I,.,.a. -, rre~. arc p'ar"'"E '.'N ''
Try and # this property ''N pc. O..
..,a,ed = ferry operai:rE ''"'t"',
= :o-mcd. y.,,-.s =,
,o,,l ,ucrcNIu. SN"uN ihN ~"
- .,,is property NO. wish - -
,,r>parv Will be formed Ns\''' -.
c~d they will ~ :" r'o''.,N ,.,
front property rurth"" NV '''
rear F'orty-Nigh,h s'r'N,.
R.puIr4ug Fire Alarms.
.,-s,, ~ ,itv r'hrtaiS wrr" OK VS.
,-soy rsraIrsrv ,le fire Ularn '"'\'N
,hrcurhort the city tuHucu recent
,-ia-.J ,AA purchase "C over huN",''
.,e,r brackets Cor the tr|"I'h"r' V''' ,
=, which the r0NcS NJ" i'~'"''t'
,beeo wero pat %" yesterday '' .'
80, The work wlN i:""'"N ''
n,ated today a9d 'hr a."Hn' >EH'''H gu
ms city WI. tn"" 10 u '''N'-' ''' - '''''
d,t'oT.
Steel to Close Down.
,r,-,',~r.,r,,,r vs. mad" rH>t"--
d,,. - rrs cr"crt HAT -" s',.'' d"N"r''
mont Of the Wheeling St"'I X Iron cog"
nan, vii. close down Cor ~ 'NH"'h''e
rcrrnd neN, SATURDAY.. ~" @'.""'"r'-
mont although ua"fNr,1j '@'n" 'f''' y
.,..I so,-rc ard sh"u1 the nIl' '.'f"
Gown. over S.N h"'Ar"" '"'.i o'.'.'' 81
VIII r" tnr"w0 ""t 80 "'nr."l men
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her AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Lake, Michigan. -"Aboutone year ago
! suffered with ire gularities and weak.
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Sprima GROVE.
(Giter "ScraIe".)

Sobn 3. Naleiou oo Mrs, Sors
9. Napio CT oeu 25bc Sill Ggtepieoc
| Caledonia.
- Mrs. 6. 8 Giitoo % Ssntrrl
Sburplb CT tiltraoot ct Hciie til 9en'
Der oa auore Steoer / Colorado,
8lauot Sonmcrgi1lter hos
SIOotningcr % &cnncr | Sprina
@rppe cIlcr Sn,cen fau nrpueS Sc
pert Stcucrobcn og 6oruilie ira
q. Sat, Sobn % Senrp
aolsr,ib ira Sbcrou, Y. Taf., iarrt
Ntr, ca MrS> Carl Sosinm al arnc.
GARD, y. LTaf.
9cpnarb &alporion og Ole
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rciit til GSmonb, q. Suf., iur Of be-
apube Srrifiiira Der og pebbliue Der.
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o~ricfipn, SIai See. Iartin Isleion,
,Sacob Slion, Scmnn Guarpe, Hli-
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Sil Norge!
EWHlTE STAR

NEW YORK TIL SOUTHAMPTON:
HOMERIC-19 Aug. 9Sept. 30 Sept.
MAJESTIC-26. Aug, Is. Sept, 7. Od.
$4,000 Ipns.-ztsrte eth weroen.
OLYMPIC-23 Sep, ID Oct, A Nov.
Grprefstoa ouer @neIano.
J%crtrinIise 6~orbinoeIfer.
NEW YORK TIL LIVERPOOL:
BALTIC-5 Aug. 2 Sept, 80 Sept.
CEDRIC-12. Aug, 8. Sept, z Oct,
ADRIATIC-19A Aug. 16 Sep. 14Oct.
CELTIC-26 Aug, 23 Sept, FL Oct.
MONTREAL oG QUEBEC TIL LIVERPOOL
REGINA-5 Aug, 2 Sept, 80 Sept.
MEGANTIC-I2. Aug, 8. Sept, T.. Ocl
CANOPIC-19 Aug 16 Sep. Ia Okt
CANADA-26 Aug, % Sep, Fl Oct.
Bring bins g,Bner 90 slastuiuas fla europa ms
Dor 9inieS comfortable Dampers. Bore e~urupriF,
agenter baaubterer ale 9etalisr.
Sob Wab. afipnbreoe Yarelier. gebaa.Iiee Rpap
tsrsr. 9sfise 3iensre. 5orbsr big ON bore Ilo.
9arter paa forubbetaIte giasttsr. 9enpenbsIie til
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
l2l So. Third Street. Minneapolis. MINI.
IA No. Dearborn st.. Chicago, III.
eller lokale Agenter.
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Sinioe Sibler.

6ru Rorfiorb, ST., bercttes: On.
Eel Gam beapnbte / bag (3bie aue.)
| Camp Grant 9ortauftioneringen
al militgrr Goripnin9er til en- Srroi
al $1,000, 900. "a Snlgct ON vi.
tenen illrtteoe, bite Oct iig, Of ReiuI-
tatet life bar ipnoerlig tilircositiuen-
De. N9iten bDercneitc 5ins bleb
iolat FOR en- elf.
Nptciimeilter bleo, 7. Or, ioIgt
Tor 1 Sent Stpffet; Immonia for
5h Gent pr. Quart; Serniense for
so Sent Stptfet; 9oaifobe Tor 81
og Srltcf, Saoninger for 50 pr. Stpf.
fe. Snlget ifal fortiPttes.
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Nit 2obforiIag gaar no paa, at Den
9mnoibat, fom faar "a af Weniobe.
oers Stemmer. bsr tnbitiaes til llS.
n9pnelie iom giifop."
"Sar IiniIteren Snbtrpf Of r,poft
iterft Sfile meIlem Srtooorismen On
2iberaIismen | ben banife Solfefirfe'
og bsr ben gipe Blaos for beooe
@etninger9"
"Noget iterft uopr9get Sfiue Tom
BET norife fan man life iige er SiL.
fpIbet hos os, bbor De IiberaIe 81. q
faar Sob til at prRoife / airferrp
Ser bsr 10 osiaa tages .Senipn iii
an6erIebes t9nfenoe. Men rtaar So
liberale fomrner for Iongt no bon
8ibberne, iaa nener ieg, at De br
saa no. gor eamle Strife, iom bpa.
ger paa ben fuloe ebangeliife Spre.
og iom bar beitaaet fin grsbe Oh
giennem Siberne, bill beler life loSe
fig roffe eaer bep9ge al Dor SiSs
moberne S9nfning."
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Norf.N mcrifanerncS
WinoeaaOe.

5 SenboI6 til Stoiuterne ifaI 10.
being al Rorif-a merifoncrnes Iin.
oegope iii Rorge 1914 iinbe Steb
4be Suli. Ser ubbeles $500 aro.
ner til iprlig olmennpttig Birfiom.
beb og 5000 aroner til afbi9lp al
uiorifplbt Rsb oa 3rane, iom er for.
aoriaget peb iprliae lllpffer, % boor
Stat. commune eaer oiientlige Sn.
I%titutioncr caer ben fore Imenbeb
life trpber iii. Ger Dor iaor inbfom.
met rs gnisaninger ON giorag al
Den portion, iom uobelcs til olmen.
npttiae Sormaal % 43 Inisaninaer
ON giorog paa 8r1tnb at uiorIfplbt
Nsb oa Srans.
NJ Den isrite 9ortion ubbeltes
Eli oct glan 9ors 500 Sr., iii Tor.
eninaen til 6remmc al S~oilcitotiou
paa Ssifieloet Tor Spsepleicre T..
900 &r.y Nicbarb sizes npe Borne.
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Sreppolten.

SpiS nlc DC @rrpc, ipm / 1921
'cnbtc$ mco BoIten, bopbe peret lige.
lia fprbclt mcllem 2anoetS Snobpg.
gerc, pilbe bper Manb, apinoe og
Barn / 9anoet bapc faaet 112 grer@.
On Stntiitifrr / Yoitbepartemen'
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meb Eoiten flor. Sammenlieiet
hcrmrb niIbc hper Snbbpsger | Stor.
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25 % i Stnlien "a 9repe.
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DENLY / ~Silippinerne.

5rn Mnnila telegraieres, at Dta.
rincniniitcr 0cnbn me0 SsIae peb
I'm Infomit bib blcp mpbtagct meb
Salut % fore gGresbepisnineer.
sSru grpggcn bIeu ban al en- Ifoe.
ling Gupaleri eifprteret til Regie-
ringspalret ("Balabiet"), bpor ban
blep onpiit oct Jamie Sopeb9relie,
iom benpttebes al hans 5aoer og
Wobrr | 1899. SauS iSaber bar
rrmlig WebIcm al ben fsrite ameri-
farifc a%ummisiion til Eerne.
sra Silippinerne iortipttes Siem-
reilcn pia Guam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08

tens 2onoepetsfommtSiipu, fsr ser
CT epIbig, men Der er ueppc Snil cm,
ct commissioner bill %opprobere @e'
ilutninecn. gnisentngen eioIbt op'
rinbelig oeioa StntSpeien ipbsit frn
@rolGgnin9eu pua montgomery
Street, men npeeu 0ritemmeIic on.
gaacloc oc1ne Gel AT @rten or iuo'
til piocre fife t~rlfiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08
Sang Ransel.

anton Gctering / Metp Yorf til
firnbtcs iprleben Gag al Ell al 8pens
Eolitioommerc Observation-Disclosures
for lang pg ~uafbrubt @nnael
C~Sprec"). Sons !Sritru fortalte,
at bcnocs Manb, EN- tioIiaere Bar
TENDER, bapoe brlffet iig fulb ben
Gag, 2nnbsforbioet traabte / araft,
% iiben ben Gag alorig ppret Poru.
sSsr ben Sib bapbe Setering al
BRIG imagt eli Sraabe iterft, erfle-
reoe bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08

Sn9pnio1f1os tSan1lllen par en-
Arnniou her i SDrn rmber "Spme-
comma" Soften
- MrS> alfreo Rorbafer % Barn
kar oprct / Soloicr, Sa>, paa Seisg
los bcnocS Saber, e. s. Berg
Miis Clara Alcl1 fra Winnc>
cpolis bar en- GiS pGrct bcrncbe pan
@cieg bos MiN NfiI0reo SDompiou,
Ntr, oa Nir&, Gaptb Seromi
bar / &omccor1iua.llaen gcIsg Of i'm
Ssn, Yaitor " Serom og !&liitrn
ira &ir9inia, Iinn>
DIR % NtrS, @iuiam See ira
GcSur Hnpios or / gpcn FOR lnibcr
"Spmecominqen~ at belsae Wr.
Gees Nfooer, Mira. 3. q, Ser.
- Batter G. g, 8cigum % ssomi.
lie fro Ipplcton, 0firm>, opbpIocr
Zig / gpcn pno Seieg hos Nfrs. Bel.
gums Woeer, Nrs. 6, g, 9ibnc,
W6r$> G. 6 8cbericn ira 9llcf,
Sis, fom bcrtiI Sreonq Tor at til
bringc noais Tiger hos iinc SorGI.
Orc, DIR ue Mrs, q, 8, Hosnnas,
Sobn So'on ira Spofonc.
@aib-, opbnIsrr iip / 9pcn / InIco.
ming al SpmccOming Soften Tor at
hcisgr SIeet % Senncr citrr II
Gnr$ SrapGr-
Rr- % @rs, Y. $. shuitin,
&union, e Snf-, brisJcr ipr Siocn
S~lc9tniugcr % &cuuer / S0orrb ca
@inneihief Gountp, bpor SamiIicn
for Ell SH liar iibcn bnu6p lit Sirm.
gfiis Sicao GaIpcp oq SanlrS
Sep5urn frn Gbirngo o. Nr. o0
gtrs- Scot1 SonnIoion ira Charles
Gitn er tommgt I'll S1en / InIebnina
al S~omecominp Jeitrn paa 9fiea
hos DIR c9 Mrs ". 3. Salpep.
Sittorio Spcrati fom furriaa
Igr bicm I'm @nteroilc, So, bpor
bun bnr nrbei0ct pun en- 6urm /
Somcricrien- SperatifmiIien bar
&rl1aion bennr uge, ioet ale Sar
1gue er iamlet unocr oct fpbrent
Snp-
9r. oa Rrs. Stubo oenbte
Ssrhns tiIbasc frn 1T 9eisg hos
Ssunen % Spigerontteren, Ir. on
Yfrs. e1oinb Stnbo. i Heru gorf.
Goftoren bar Innltibig npttrt Chen
Trtig oPD en- l98epioenifobeIig ali.
nif. Sun fortRIIer. Of Ssrfen cr
r1eset lem lnnser eft paa 2anoet,
rr al apiinaen itanr meget ouarli.
eere Der END Der.
Nnrtin anltion fra Siehlonb
Brntrte, Mimi, % bans Spigerfa.
Der $eIncr 6rebrifion fra 3apen-
tort, u, Sat, aflugoe forleben 0oa
Il 8eisg ! "Grcoro1.B oiten~S aon.
TT. Wtr, 8reSrifion oq 9utte.
Seltrln bar en- lib betset 9otterer
os Sntgerfsnrfu / Gilmore Gountp.
GreSrifior bar pna 3uren ogiaa pe.
ret ! Sodrter, bpor ban baobe en-
Dlinore Operation oeo 0oftcrern,
WfnDos 0o1ptfdl,
geo fiofts Wsoe af Gountpets
go0ro Of Srperotfors fatteoeS BE
ilntrtna otH at iiiboilge | 8per 9e.
corabs GrSrdsenoe, at en- Gel a
Statens @etfono atpenbes til gro.
losHing at StatsDeten fra geitenoel
al 8atef Stxeet til 8psreHieii, 8s
ttleutnse,, t,Iaa gsSfienoeS al Sta