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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

Washington Park were taken in
the corporate limits OF AleXan-
dria the wards have been top
heavy in some instances, the tliird
Ward being much larger than
and fourth Wards being much
larger than the, other two With
the women voting, swelling the
registration many thousands OF
votes, ii is evident that something
must be done in order to facilitate
voting. Women will not stand III
line all day to vote and many men
have not the time. Create a new
Ward and make a voting precinct
in the neighborhood OF Union Sta
ton. This would make 1t more
convenient for voters living IN
Rosemont, George Washington
Park and on Duke street extended.
We suggest that the city coun-
Gil take this friendly suggestion
under Amusement and that in the
event it is decided to create an
other ward that the question OF
the school board be considered at
the same time. The council has
decided to reduce the board from
y to 6 members. Why not re-
duce it to FIVE members and give Il
member to each ward?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
Woman Mine Operator
Opens Cleveland Office
cry United PrcsS.)

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov.11.-Said
o be.the first woman coal operator
in the country, Mrs. Joseph Pursglove
has opened an Office at Cleveland t.
market the output of q nine she owns
in Belmont county.
She has taken a place in the bust
ness beside her husband and three
brothers.
For more than 20 years, Mrs. Purs-
gloves husband and brothers have
been in the coal business in this coun-
ty. During her association with them
the new woman coal operator absorb
ed some Of the lore and atmosphere
Of the industry without learning much
of It's technical points, she said.
ITS like setting up housekeeping all
over again. Mrs. Pursglove declared.
"When YOU start a mine in operation
there is everything TO see about at
once. have Just returned from in
specting tie mine and have been plan
ming for new motor ad arranging
for the seven houses that must be
built for the miners families.
I'm going to put pep into that mine
of mine. When John Lewis president
Of the miners union was in Cleveland
short time ago. | told him he'd
have to reckon with me now.
81 am going east in few days to
get the property rated so that l can
get plenty of cars. You see, the mine
isn't very old and the entries have just
been completed and ready for the
rooms"
The company operating the mine is
capitalized at 100000 and Mrs. Purs-
glove has been elected president and
general manager.
At present the mine is capable of a
daily production of seven cars, but the
manager says the production will in
crease to mark of 20 cars, or 1000
tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
DELIGHTED WITH
VOLSTEAD'S DEFEAT

Boston; Nov. 1G-volstead's defeat
was great satisfaction to me, )"
George, Holden Tinkham, Republican
Congressman from Massachusetts,
an open enemy of the "dry" forces de-
clared here today.
4 had intended again to ask for
the removal of Mr.. Volstead as chair
man of the house judiciary committee,
but this has already been more salts
factorily accomplished" Tinkham
said.
Tinkham stated that he wondered
why Wayne B. Wheeler has not yet
sent him a "generouswire OF con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
ARMlSTTCE DAY

-Four years have passed into his
tory since the big guns whose me-
tallic threats had Numbered loud
and long and belched forth upon
the earth their contents scattering
g.. woe and suffering to the utmost
ends of civilization were Silenced,
nations are practically at peace
and recuperating from the deadly
effects of war. 1t is with greatre-
joicing that the world is today Gel
ebratzng the fourth anniversary
OF the day which marked the ter
mination of open hoStilitieS in 4
war that for 4 period rocked the
very foundations of civilization
and threatened complete over
throw of democracy.
America perhaps has as great
reason for rejoicing as has any
other nation upon this day. Did
not the BOYS who have made the
world safe tor democracy come
back to their loved ones feeling
that they have done the nation of
their birth or choice a great ser
vice Did they not save the world
from the unutterablt curse of au-
tocracy and kuIiVI. They were
our boys; they were Americans.
Beneath the peoples OF Flanders
Fields and on the barren hilltops
and in the grassy valleys OF sunny
France are scattered the glorious
graves Of our own American SOL
der BOYS who gave their all that
right might triumph over the innu-
merable hordeS of the wicked.
Many a gold-Star mother today
sheds a tear for her brave son
whose grave is unmarked and
bravely bears her sorrow for she
knows he died for a righteous
cause.
Simple exercises will be held at
Arlington today over the bier OF
the Unknown Hero, symbolic OF
our myriad hero dead However,
simple the tributes they come from
hearts filled with sincere graft
tude.
We. as a nation, shall not for
get the debt of love they paid and
through the years to come this day
will grow in significance and shall
eventually take its place along with
independence Day and the Birth
dav of Washington as a date OF
celebration and universal thanks
giving for distinguished service
rendered a nation and a world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
KU KLUX ADMITS
THEY ARE SUED

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 11.-Nationai
headquarters of the Ku KluX Khan late
yesterday admitted the filing of re-
ownership suit against the Khan by
Henry B. Terrell, a leader in the so
called insurgent faction Of the organi-
zation.
Terrell has filed a suit for receiver
ship of the organization" Chief Of
Staff Savage stated here today, but
this is simply an old complaint break
ing out IN a new form.
"Terrell is a former employee in the
propagation department under f. Y.
Clarke. He was discharged by the
head of the department for misccn-
duct. and since this time he has been
waging a fight against the organiza-
ton, irving to get back his standing
Savage stated that there was no ba-
sis for the receiership petition and
that it was simply another legal step
10 hamper the organization.
Say the right thing at the right
time.
Promises are pitfalls to the cred
rlouS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
INSANITY AND CRIME
nv United PreSs.)

London, Nov. 11.-Newspaper at
tacks on the government following the
reprieve of Ronald True, airman sen
fenced TO death for the murder of a
girl, have caused appointment of q
commission to recommend changes in
the laws on insanity. True, following
his reprieve and his removable Broad
moor asylum for insane convicts, was
pictured as leading a life Of luxury,
with a private flower garden, any
thing he wanted in the way of amuse-
ments, and no work to do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
A NEW WARD

Because OF the growing and
ever increasing population OF
Alexandria The Gazette believes,
in order to facilitate voting and
give a more representative gov
eminent. another ward should be
provided for BY the city coun-
Gil. We understand that there Is
a law which provides that the city
father shall from time to time
redistrict the city and we believe
nov is the time for those III all
thor;ty TO act.
Since Rosemont and George
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

Woman-like, Mrs. Alice PAU
blames the defeat OF women on
the women. When one woman
has no confidence in another, IS
there small reason TO believe a man
will place his utmost confidence
in one-but las a rule, mans a
fool"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

gratulations."
Last September Tinkham asked the
hover branch' of congress to remove
Representative Volstead, declaring
shat the Anti-Salooh League had paid
Voistead's election expenses, thereby
Improperly prejudicing his legislative
conduct. t1i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

Soldier Bonus played an I'M
portant part in the complexion OF
the next Senate. The "Buddies
went over the top" with the bat
tle-crv. at can't be long now,
but who can tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

under is from driving motor cars in
Cleveland.
Police were instructed to stop all
cars whose drivers appeared TO be IN
der 10. Those under the age limit
will be turned over to juvenile au-
thorities, Safety Director Hartineo,
declared
Tn campaign against youthful driv-
ers resulted from injury of Is persons
by motor cars last night. The city
ordinance under which city ofiic,,., =,
acted makes it illegal for thzsi
of car to. permit anyone
to operate it. The car ov
as the driver can be pr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

will be initiated into the order. After
ward a social session will be held in
the rathskeller of its home. A spe-
cial program of entertainment has
been prepared by the committee IN
charge, and it is expected that large
gathering of members will be present
in honor Of tn district deputy grand
exalted ruler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
To Pay Official
Visit To Elks Monday

Andrew Bell, of Winchester, Va,
district deputy grand exalted ruler,
Monday night will pay an official visit
to Alexandria Lodge No. 75S, Ben
evolent and Protective Order of Elks.
On. this occasion fifteen candidates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

Clemanceau recalls Richmond
after Grant took ii. Wonder II
he'll recognize it since Folscteaa
Spiked her guns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
Tie Cazetie's Book Shelf
A. Il. D.

4 Book of MariOnettes, by heleh
Uaim9n Joseph. ZB. W. HueDSch'
The Tony Sargs Marionette Book
ID. W HuebSch) 4; ae
The fundamental characteristic OF
.hc marionette is its universalitE'
The admirable books. recall the eX-
t,aordinarv interest which America Is
f,I,;Ia i'm puppet shows, and BRING
',,n % us in their historical surveys
tbe fact that wherever man IS, there
Nc the marionette. The chances
orn t5at marionettes were with US
before the most enduring OF all en-
,sn+os. that of man and the dog, was
sealed and ratified in some camp, pr
meval. In the most remote e'Tiliza-
t;on. in the modern streets OF Farls'
Rome, London and New York, from
tha cave of the primitive man TO me
nresent day studio, in every spot
where man lives, there accompanies
him more faithfully than his shadow,
tbe fantastic and realistic, the humor-
Gus and pathetic, the human and IN
human marionette.
II is the child in man which gives
the puppet its universallty' lhey
stir m children, and in the grown-up
neonle who are most in contact with
Children. emotions which are about
the most profound that can shake the
human mind. 1t is almost without eN-
cention the shock of laughter, seldom
the shock of tears, but then laughter
is the most deadly of all explosives.
h is a mistake to think that the pup
net can successfully replace, In all
nhases of art, the human actor. In
tragedy and great comedy they fan,
ike the movies. They can give us
the burlesque If tragedy but not ira
gedv itself, md their movements
alone iuvalidate their right to comedy,
which is the most severe and hushed
of all the forms Of drama.
We know of no better illustration
of the spell which the puppet show
| laws upon man than one given IN the
Tony Sarg book And, by the way,
what an ideal name for the director
of a puppet show. When Mr.. Sarg,
in response to the calls of the audi
ence. walked on to the tiny siX-foot
stare. there was murmer of as
constituent from the house, then re-
peated applause. So perfectly proper
toned were the puppets that the au
dience was bewitched with the fancy
! that the puppet was the normal and
the human figure the abnormal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
THE OYSTERS DREAM, by Don

Marquis. Doubleday, Page and Coz
This new book is dramatic climax
in the struggle between man and the
oyster, for supremacy, in the Oar
winiau system of evolution. Prob
ably Arboreal," the nonchalant lover,
Slightly Simian," the literary critic
VINO pointed his opinion by the use of
his club. Big Mouth" the poet who
suffered martyrdom for the sake of
the first experiment in verS ibre, and
the mammoth oysters who watched
the battle between Probably Arbor-
cal and the mastodon of their species
that cling tenaciously to his toe, are
remarkably modern in their methods
Of thought.
There are other stories, among
them the tale of the leonine and mag
netic poet, Mr.. Wimple, who prefer
red reading his works at women's
teas to doing the twins washing, and
of how Hank signed the pledge-and
kept it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
Cleveland Prohibits
Minors From Driving

(By United Prcss,J
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 11-City of
fcials today prohibited all persons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11
PARKER R. ANDERSON. Manager.
woaniGN REPRESENTATIVES,

yoaEjGN REPRESENTATION
asyant, GriffItA and BruArOA.
z2b .FiftR Avenue, New York
Peoples Cas- Bldg.' ChleSgs'
sOI Devonsllre ST., BosfOD
~, ssT Grass RIdE.. Atlarfs. Ca
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Payable In Advance
DelIverNS by Carrier an Alexandria ana
Vicinity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-11

Entered as she Postofice Of AAexundrid.
Virginie. ~ second Gloss mdttsr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

NS'rrettes saa iiSite SiSe,l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
0nolanoet.
SOMA.

Sbuibusrutc mcllem Supne %
s,ncs er bennc llge aabtct nleo vi
ooro al en- ltprre Motorpogn bper
Sinte. 0enne GaSiagertrafit tGnfes
fortiot gicnnem Saaren o9 connie
rem.
Sauac iur Senator. ". 3. Sali9e
al 9eS Otoines bar ittlet Jig 1ol1l
Runbioat for Stat5ienator. Sal1 re-
prrientcrcoe Golf County | Seglsla'
t1ren8 SllS unoer 3Ste % 39te ScS.
iion. -
Sso eftcr GGiarianif Operation.
W3rS. 8iito Ybclps, SuItru III Ell
CSorrner NOR @eit &ibertp, er opo
poa Soipitolet / Soma Gitp etter IRE
Saae fer at hape unoergaaet ell laas
foIbt Gpiarianif Operation. 6ors
l,ben lin Wano citerlob bun Jig Oct
fire Gage QamIe @uttebarlt, Der peo
Sperotionen crbolot iii Seroenabor'
9crIfnb.
apinSe isaer 8icnpals inn She
riff. Wrs. 8unou 0tartin0ale, Der
peb I'm Wtano& 0oo fort eftcr at Doe.
re polqt til Sberiif al I~lan1afee
Gpi1ntn blcu uonGpnt iii hans Otter
fslaer / @n1beOet, bar itllet Jig lont
aanoioot for Domination % Slets
pola. MrS. Wartinbale, Der er norlt
Of 7soiel, bar neo forifieIige Inleos
Ringer nit Jig meget opgttg | Sbe.
rtffentbeoet.
SperiuBmmclie / Ses Moines. -
Ses MoineS Hiuer gif iioite Seroag
"a Ssnoag oper fine 9reober ira
Boone % neoopcr til Se5 @toines,
oa Den iib'tnppnte 9p trlteoe5 meo
ulporlige 2bcleggelier peo at S'elt
6annebe itore Spmntnger. Sont Oct
bar bIep ct Snes Samilier iaget no
al fine Silent paa Saulanbet beo
@altfonia 9arf, men iterre lllptfer
f~orebpggeoeS peo at SSopmntnger
itioe iprrnete8 meo Spnamit.
gt furcitaa Den isSerale Sarm'
Ianosbanf. u. 8. Sal1ge, SrPltoent
at Soma Srl,it ano SaoingS Sant /
GeS Moines, er palgt til Sefretpr
% 9aSierer al 6eOeral 6arm Sano
9anf / Omaha, at reprpientere oen-
ne %Snitititiou / Gountperne Tolf,
@arren og Glarf. Ofr. Sallge bar
peo Soertagelic al Gmbeoet erflGret,
of 5ornllaau MI fan erboloeS for
lang St0 og paa De letteit mulige
&ilfaar. Ser er heller life iat mo-
gen 8rpnie for bcn ialnleOe Sum,
Der itaar I'll RaaOigbeo for llolaan
/ DC ire Gountper.
Gigaretrsgning ium Sfilsmisis.
grnno. q. eugene Sora bar peo d
itriftsretten / Boone County faaet
Sfilsnlisie fra fin Suitru, og iom
ben ppgtigite 8rrn0 berfor blep arts
fsrt, of bum rsgte Gigaretter. timber
Observation-Disclosures ppIpite Mr. so.
70 cn0pioere, of bun paioa hopoe ocn
femme Sane OF tnge Jig Ell Sfraa MI
% ou, men Oct piloe ban MI life bette
Jig peo. 0omneren fog fanife fife
iaa meget Senipr til SobafSpanen
iom Den SmitPnoiqbeo, Of MrS. Ig-
mes Soru baOOe forla0t lin @alto
Ter Waaneoer efter of bun / 1919
bar blepen gift meb BAN. Nen 81
garetregningen bar bpab ben forlaos
te Mailb betragteoe iom 9ebsipnoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

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ga ie9
firtS en-
II for g
fh @iS iii
ltt 9anr
3eg boz
Pm fable,
fcrtet ON
ta Set or
rogen I
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ftrGSbcrT
3or Vi 10
4Ht beitrr
f7Ssn ar
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ftn raa,
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fnuret e..
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.RanSen,
fls en-
Ioio bar |
Ping.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

| gar ma
|t IND no,
tCu" men
FL bar IL
|t9et al
|ilNigrc r
Set er
BE r1al1s
laa0e er
h &crnel
Bite eriu
ilioiurt
fbetbe [
|hlht ior
gPeliire
F5eg for
|itg iilS
true g2ai
for Iel
GnNsIi9
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<m8,
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| Sinterer
traer
IL tcl0t,
n fucre
Softer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
SDo 9afota.
Stur Sfabcscritatnina fulSfaitct,

SIuf NulHtn9 f~ul0fattct.
Gn Slirp beo &reosretten / Hapib
Gitp tilfienote for ct Iar iioen Wrs.
Ibbie Stetpart en- Sfaoeseritatnino
al $4,000, men oenne er M meb
Genter og Smfoitninger omItsbt al
Sommer Wiier. Mrs. Steport an.
la9oe Gag moo gpen % forbreoe
eritatlting for lin @ienoom, iom I'M
Der 5lommen / Wai 1920 bIep I'M
o%ergrapet al Sanoet i Gapio Greet
Iaa Taaningsbuiet ramIeoe iammen.
Sonnncr Mi'er fom piitncf til ben
S%liltnlng, at gpen life bar Sfnlb /
gGftens noloiomme Sptrpben.
Foitfisrere flager. Ser fortpaes
ira Surolr, at Be fire @enS, iom
flsre. BcIten ober oe forifieliae Stu.
ter no ira gpen, be iioite faa 9aoe
bar fapet iig gienneln ontrert 1870
Wdl fnGopb Sne bper Saa, oa at Sc
be9pllote at tabe Wooet. 8oItoutori.
teter bar inoicrot Slayer, oa ser bill
mart iperges bpen bar mcb Goi,n.
tpets Seioaien of giere, trltebes Ser.
So'ttlsrerlte ertlGreoc, at Sc life
oenteoe Seielte iaa belt iaienncm op.
f1srte - iao meget forbrcbe Sc life
=, men ilaar Der bar panifcIiot at
tlioc YoltfaSiernc, % Sc nlaottc ar.
beloe Jig ino / itorc SneIfapler for Of
fllloe Dem, ba ipntes DC set ait bel
blot.
8eneralaSuufaten um Ieniab.Ss.
ifoler. W. 9. McGartp, S%foIeiuper.
lntenoent for &inasburp Go,,ntn.
b%enpenote iig nplig til Statens Gene.
r%alaooofat % bab ON en- aienoeIie
%ianleonins grlls al offentIioe WiSIer
I'll unoerpiSnins / @eniabeSsifoler,
en laaoan Sfolc | nppnte Gountn
baooe 9lort arap paa unoeritstteIie
al Den alminbeliee Sfolefasie, Sc.
lleralaobotaten bar I fit Spor nno
oefne 6oreipergiel erfleret. of Set
er Sfrio nleo Soutb 9afotos 0ope
os aon'tltiltlon at ubbetale al cfieut
lIgc Miolcr til noectiombelit 9r,la /
p~eenl9ncos' cllcr HcIiaipnsifolcr,
lSort1GttcS paa iibite Sibe.l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Stprc Sab beo Nlumnlsffer.

Cab, ion forpolbtes peb Den iorrige
llae inotrufue Slom, iiges alene
oct norositIige Sisrne al Staten al
operitiae 100000, bporaf Oct aler
nteitc iaIoer paa gpcrne Glfpurt,
8arber % S~iterbocf / CLAYTON
Gollltp. Otter at Der par falbt tc
Sonuncr Re9n bIep en- I9mming per
&oIga Gitp iprGnat % oe ire n9pn.
tc 9per lat beIpis UNDER Sanb. Sno.
bpQaerne maatte / iterite Sait forla.
oe fine Stem % isge op paa De n9r'
liQoenoe Batter, ba minore Srie
blen lat filoitGnbig unber Sano. 5
GIfport iteg Ganbet til en- Ssioe al
t3 500 oper @aoerne, % Der bar
SiliGloer, bpor Samilier hanoe isgt
SiIiluqt / treble Gtoge al gp9ninger
% Der blep fl~llbitr1lotg aflfaarne ira
Smperoenen for ct Stosrum al to
Sage.
Welf / tpr fsprm Ieperes fra @ans
fpn. s @altfon anlagbeS for min.
ore enc ct Mars Sio iiben en- Sabrif
for Silotrfntng al Mtltrco eIler 0telt
/ pllperiieret Sorm, % berom Sagell
bleo Ser ino9aaet &ontruft for 2eoe.
ring al life minorc emo fem 9pgnlabz
ninaer al ocnnc Bare - oft til Ben
amerifauifc &iclpetomite / Giterrig.
@eitllingcn omfatter $4,000 og oil
tcQe alt bpao Inbrifen MI fan lepere.
Zen ferite &oqnlaOning aiicnbtes
forrige llgc. Sabrifen er Den eneite
/ Soma leperenbe loo Wtelf / pulperi.
ferret Sorm, % Ser er fun ire andre
/ De Soreneoe Stater. Smfring ct
Sunbreoe Sarmere bringer baglie
lin Welfeforipning til Sabrifen, men
Gette or BOG life nof til at bripe ben
/ iin iElbe SQpacitet. Gen npe Sn.
bltitrt ttgrer I'll at blibe al flor ge.
tnNning, men iorelebig betragtes ben
meo Ytisrro al ale i~nteresiereoe /
Meierier, Ga oisie nanifelig fan BAN.
le OF mto Sen r1pe &onfl1rrent. Get
npe arlGg oprettebes al Iopofat
Wllrrbp.
st Sriffelass ilemme Sslger. Soc
9auers al Mapnoro er fllnoen ifpls
Dig / at bape efteritrpbt Glpbe Sui.
tons Sip og ibsmt fem IarS Straf-
arbeioe, men iom ON bette life bar
NOT bar iartme Sutton iagisgt ham
for $4,000 / Sfabeseritatning, %
COG er oct belle finn 6sl9erne al ct
9risfelag, iom for nogen Sib itben
hapoe fltnoet Steo peo 9aoebuiet /
0tapnarO. 9auers bapbe fulioet paa
at bin6e Sutton ltn6er i'm 9llltomobil
% ilGbe ham meo Jig oper en- Strpf.
ming al oper 1000 500, tilfsienoe
ta.n fiere buaoe inoporteS og ubpor-
tes &pGitelier, Der paaItaaes, at
Sutton bapoe peret bepioitIss / 48
Elmer efter Den &isretllr, % / ire
Tiger bar ban inolagt pua Soipita.
let. Sutton flyer, of ban iom sSsl.
9errte al oenne Outstanding life
lPnger tan arbeibe / lit Sag iom
Smeo, boorfor ban fororer $4,000
ION Sitterbco moo life at falbe Sat.
~tigo9ienet til gproe. Suqen er ap.
peaeret og @aiers lat paa Srifoo
moo $4,000 aaution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

iibit De 80 Cons So / Sfiiret, og
bette neobr9nbte netop iom Stafleil
blep baaret no. San Dor Ga iaa meo.
tagert, at oct bar fun faa % ufltlo.
It9noige Splpsnineer ban funoe
gipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

"Siemmet paa YrGrieu", Ser berets
rtr morio,nt o9 IioIigt >om Sonas OF
Tens fsrite gar i Npbb9set paa SrGs
rien / RinneIota, forcIiescr / Bog
frrm. 322 Sioer. Sris 1925. She
S~lnunoIen SubIiibin9 Co., Secorab So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

"Siemmet paa IrGrieu" al "arn'
let, ipm giorbe flor Spftc, od Den NC
re Tar off / Soften, iorcIt9arr ! e.
inffcrt upitprct @pg. 322 Siocr. Yt'
Si,25. Sbc s%luuupieu Ynb!iiblHg s''
Sccprab, SoSpa.