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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
FINANCIAL NEWS w
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Aug. 24.-Considerable
irresularlty developed in today's fair
~ active stock market session, but
there was abundant evidence that the
control of the market as a whole con
tinues to be in strong hands.
Cnfavorable overnight develop
ments in the rail strike situation did
not result in any extensive liquidation
Of carrier shares although many is
sues yielded slightly at the start be-
cause of general uncertainty as to
what tho market would do. Substantial
support set in. however, and the mar
st Stcadied. most declines being Of a
fractional nature. Northern Pacific
climbed up to new high for the
year buying of the stock being based
on reports of an early resumption Of
the per cent. dividend and eXpecta-
tion Of oil developments in its Mon
tana land holdings.
L. :. Steel duplicated its years high
price with sympathetic advances in
shares Of some of the independent COM
panies presumably in response to re-
ports of higher prices and profitable
fall operations. Crucible closed at a
me- gain Of two points.
Heavy liquidation continued in the
stocks of shipping companies engaged
"f a sharp cut in passenger rates. In
ternatlonal Mercantile Marine pre-
forrcd b broke more than three points.
with smaller declines taking place in
common. Atlantic Gull ana American
ship X commerce.
Tobacco Products moved to higher
ground on the announcement that the
stock had been placed on a per cent.
dividend basis. Dome Mines sold at
the years best price. rejecting in
creased earnings. while Studebaker
also registered a substantial advance
in expectation of fine earnings state
mont for july.
American Telephone broke four
points on Tho announcement that the
directors had authorized the issuance
Of $ll5. 600 ono additional stock to its
present shareholders. but it recovered
about half Of its loss before the close.
chemical shares continued to yield to
selling pressure, Allied Chemical drop
ping points. American Agricultural
chemical ono. and Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred o.
Total sales were .05S 900 shares.
can money opened and renewed at
> per cent. but it hardened to in the
/ final hour, but rates for time money
and commercial paper We're virtually
unchanged. with comparatively little
| business being transacted.
Another collapse in German marks,
which fcIl to the unprecedented low
rate of >, cents a hundred. as COM
| pared with 6, yesterday and % a week
| ago. featured the foreign exchange
market French francs also dropped 16
| points TO now low for the year. while
! other European rcmittances eased four
! TO t. points with the exception of the
! Dutch rate, which strengthened con-
/ side rablN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

soldier sends picture OF brass
mortar and pcstle dug up at Thia-
court, France, bearing the date
1890.
From Oakland, Cal, comes a
picture of the sanctuary knocker
at Abel Church, Yorkshire, dating
back before Oliver Cromwell. In
the old days if man seized this
knocker he was safe from sum-
mary rctribution for crime.
A picture Of the Quincy Mar
kat at Boston, Mass, shows q cop
per dome ninety-siX years old.
From Seattle was received a snap
shot Of the great bronze Buddha
erected in 1852 at kamakura,
China.
Many of the entries have inter-
esting human siGelights. There Is
picture Of copper bucket in
daily use for twenty-five years as
a milk pail, and copper tea kettle
bought many years ago IN Ant
werp and kept because it reminds
its possessor of grandma" The
contest ends September first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

THE nationwide Photographic
L contest for $1,000 in prizes
offered by the Copper and Brass
Research Association for photo
graphs showing the durability of
copper, brass and bronze has
brought replies from all over the
country and photographs taken in
Europe and America Of objects
some Of which date back twenty
five centuries.
One Of the most interesting en-
tries to date is copper bucket
found in an underground dungeon
at the demolition Of the old New
gate prison, London, dating back
to the time Of William the Con-
qucror G066 A. d.. The bucket
is at least 500 years old.
Another is the photograph OF an
old bronze Etruscan chariot buried
near Monteleone in the sixth CEN
fury B. C. and recovered in 1902
in almost perfect condition.
From Chicago comes a picture
! of hot water boiler 55 years in
one house without leak, and a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
JEFFERSON

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs David
CUNT and daughter of kingfield, are
guests. at the home of Mrs. CUNTS
brother, P. Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter Sprague and
friend, Miss Hathorne Of Gardiner,
Mass. are guests at the home Of
Mrs. Spraguc's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sprague.
Bert Gldden is working for c. j.
Crummctt in Somerville.
Mrs. D. J. Woodbury. is cooking for
Charles Crummett in Somerville,
While he s getting his meadow hay.
Forrest Cooper is helping Osgood
Moore Of Somerville in having.
Pearl Whittier is going to cut the
hay on the y. NJ. Crummett farm in
Somerville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
PITTSTON

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Reid
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Jones in Sheepscott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albro Cheney of Alma
were callers in the village Sunday.
Writ Reed Of Randolph recently Wis
itod his mother. Mrs. Georgia Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sullivan and two
children of Randolph We're Sunday Wis
itors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs c. a.
Ripley.
Mrs. G. G. Gray recently visited her
sister, Mrs. F. X, Sullivan in Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Raymond Morang, who has
been the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. g. g.
Cary, the past three weeks, returned
to her HON" in Randolph Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mansir were
Sunday visitors in Dresden.
Miss Elizabeth Albcc Of Randolph
was a Weekend visitor in the village.
Miss Annie Blodgett of Newark. y.
J., is passing her vacation at the home
of hcr brother. Elmer Blodgett.
Clifford Scekins and son Leslie Of
Richmond recently visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Scekins
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marson, Mrs.
Robert Roper and daughter. Miss Lucy,
We're visitors in Augusta and Gardiner
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed and son
Elliott of Gardiner were Sunday visit
ors at the home of their mother, Mrs
George Russell.
hold at the church on Tuesday eve
ming by the Ladies' Aide was we'll at
tended and good little sum realized
for the benefit of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilderbrandt and
daughter Of Waldoboro We're calling
on friends here Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

Food represents more than 40 per
cent of the total expenditure Of the
average family An increase in food
prices, therefore. means a very ma
tcrial increase in the general cost
of living.
During the last thirty days. sugar
at retail advanced seven percent
Some other increases were eggs six
percent; potatoes three percent; sir
loin steak and butter three percent
each. Smaller advances We're report
Cd in prices of milk, rib roast, beans.
ard coffee.
All of these foods sold a year ago
at prices much higher than now.
A few of the principal foods de-
creased in price during the thirty day
period Among these were chickens
three percent; flour two percent;
onions 10 per cent; cabbage - per
cent; and lamb, plate beef, and
canned vegetables.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
New York Produce Market

" Wv lOTh, -tNs. =.
WHEAT-Spot barely steady; NJ" l
northern spring 1881: NO. red winter
1l13: No. hard winter 11S4; NO. l
Manitoba l2ls; no. mixed durum
CORN-Spot steady; No. > yellow
and No. > whit NJ: No. mixed S24
f New York all rail.
OATS-Spot steady; No. , white Az.
IAlsD-tIrm; middle west 1l2o4
113o.
COTTONSEED OII.-Firm: prime
crude nominal; prime summer yellow
spot $50 bid sept closed 30, Dec.
79N and March sos. all bid.
Other articles uncnangru
BJTTER-Firm; rcccints 10.430;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
Chicago Cattle Market
ChiCa go. Aug. >

Chicago. Aug. %.
CATTLE-Rcccipts 5000: fairly ac-
tive: beef steers and yearings gen
orally steady to strong: spots on better
grade strong weight beef steers strong
10 higher; top ,matured beef steers
1895; best light beef steers 1850 weight
1855 pounds; 1090-pound yearlings
1850; bulk beef steers SIS q 1925: she
stock steady to strong. other classes
mostly steady: seven loads Canadian
gressers to feeder buyers 460G 1873:
bulk fat she stock Asa ZOO: bulk bo-
logna bulls 400 q AIS; bulk vealers 1l50
G1200
HOGS-Receipts $4,000; mostly 100
Is cents higher, closing around steady
at early advance; bulk 110M o0O-pound
hogs 940@ $50: top 955: 210G o40-pound
butchers mostly 920M935: 200 to 3d.
pound butchers mostly SGnM 900: pack
ing SONS mostly eJ0G 900; pigs slow.
uneven: bulk 15Q S50I estimated hold
over 10 900.
sHEEP-Receipts 5000: western
lambs steady; natives'and sheep clos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
CHINA

SOCTH-The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hallowell will be
glad to learn that they have moved
into their temporary home near the
South China Inn.
A special meeting of Auxiliary No.
%, will be held Saturday. Aug. IS at
G.. A. r. Hall. All members are re-
quested to please try and be present
rs it is very important.
Several neighbors of Guy Ingram
gathered at his home Tuesday TO as
sst in his hayinc. Mr.. Ingram has
been in poor health for the last week
OF so.
Miss Margaret Tretheway of Farm
inSton Normal school is visiting at
North Windsor
Mrs. f. f. kaherl and da lehter Err
ma of Winthrop recently visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Higgins
Mrs. Theda Boynton and son John
of Tyler's Corner are visiting her
brother, Frank Pierce of Boston.
W. F. Higgins passed the week end
with his brother recently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

For carrying ventilating air in
mines. fabric tubing has many
marked advantages over metal pipe.
the great objection to its use being
its rapid deterioration. A fabric tuh-
ing has now been placed on the mar
ket. which, after a severe seven
months test in mine where the
temperature was high and the drip
ping of acid mine water excessive
is still in good condition. Other
samples Of tubing. in use under
ground more than two years. are still
delivering air and are in good work
ing order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
RICHMOND

The Farm Bureau meeting will be
held at Progrossiv" GranSa hall Friday.
Aug. -. Miss Helen Cooper, farm dem
onstration agent, will be present to
conduct the meeting on salad demon
stration.
Mrs. A. J.. Wright of West Modford.
Mass. is visiting her niece, Mrs. 4. g.
Randall.
Mrs. Frank S. Cairns Of Saint He
lena. Calf. who has been the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. S. NJ. Preble for the
past few weeks, started Thursday for
California. She was accompanied as
far as Portland by Mrs. preblc.
Miss Katherine Farrell of Lynn,
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. Joseph
Pray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
Identify Kicker

Identity Kicker
Robert d. Kicker of Dorchester,
Mass, who was caught in Westerly,
r. /. Monday afternoon after he had
stolen $500 from the Industrial Trust
Co. has been identified as Maurice
Handelman, a noted crook. Identi-
fication was made by Providence
detective. Kicker is wanted in Troy
and Portland, Me. for bank and
Jewelry thefts. and it is alleged he
jumped bail on two previous occas-
IONS in Worcester. Chief Of Police
Brown received a warrant Wedncs-
day from Portland for Ricker's ar
rest on a charge of larceny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

ing weak: spots lower: top native
lambs 1900 to city butchers, 1885 to
packer; bulk native $500 1875; culls
mostly 900; top western lambs 1900;
fat ewes mostly 4o0M 700; best feeder
lambs l215: choice SO-pound feeder
Ncar!ingS 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
New York Money Market

New York. Aug. "a.
Foreign exchange easier.
Great Britain, demand 4.41s. cables
.i7a. 60-daN bills on banks 4.4os.
France. demand 7.13, cables 7.13a.
Italy. demand 4.tl&. cables 4.4l3.
Belgium. demand 1.%i, cables 1.@43.
Germany, demand .01s, cables .o34.
Holland, demand 500. cables 39.9I.
Norway, demand 1I.lI.
sweden, demand 26.tS.
Denmark. demand 21.5S.
switzerland. demand 1906.
SPAN. demand lbs.
Grrccr. demand so.
Poland, demand .0li.
Czccho-S loN%k!a. demand S.423.
Argentine. demand 1878.
Brazil! demand 3l.3J.
Montreal. .o9a.
can money easier; high 4, low 81.
ruling rate 81, closing bid 4, offered
at I last loan 4.
Call loans against acceptanccs So
Time loans firm: mixed collateral,
6n-9o days mt.; As months 4. a =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

TO encourage the formation Of a
daily-savings habit, a neat home cal
endar has been devised which can be
Kept at the proper date only by the
insertion Of coin each day. A spn-
cial slot is also provided in which
coins may be inserted without affect
ing the calendar numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
SQUIRREL ISLAND

Monday night Hennessey's dance
was a great success. The music was
fine and a large crowd attended. One
feature was the elimination dance
which Miss Elizabeth White and Mr..
Follett won. A pound Of Cynthia
Sweets was given to each. A prize
dance was given which Fritz Bundy
and Madeira Davis won; all ap-
plauded their graceful dancing. Three
moon dances were given. Wilder
Hohson specialized on his slide whistle
at these three dances.
Monday the island escaped from
what might have been disastrous
fire, had not the quick work of the
neichbors with pals of water put out
q fire that started hear Mrs. Buutcll'S
cottage. IT burned around the trees and
on tn" ground. The hose wagon was
called out and the chapel bell was
rung for the first time in six years to
call cut the people. The tourney broke
up and every one ran To the fire. But
it was eXtinguished with very little
damage done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

Misses Catherine and Eliza beth
~s.Hs hlNo returned from a weeks
cg'.-g AZ on Orchard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

,-s Ruby Peacock Of Auburn is
....rE Gardiner relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

nh Coomts OF New York is
g.. e hts father. Irving Coombs of
Vernon ,'rCct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

M Mrs j. Frank Hodekins
."rrdarcc AZ the Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

Misses Annie and Katherine Don
o,aa have returned from a ten dayc'
,.., a.. o'd Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25

.., NYrpe., aud poir,s cast
,.... AL. 40 ~ me- ,.,,o,
wv tr,l construction in
.r,l,
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....t.,.. ,rrro,i,tion NJ Nice
v..rt,, T., , former
..tr 3, Su,it,,. rorlo-c vas pub-
.t...t.. go.a,. F,cnipe Tra,-
..
AffrE VI RICHARDS
t n Richards Jaucbtcr Of
.. rt,..nds ar-hi,.c,. and
T. IIrua-j. author grand
n. III Slmu,l G. Howe ana
4. Vl,l Howe. dtcd al tho family
... G,r.Ilr,r. No. March ! II
'.....,.,r. ago. almost to the day
.r,u' aa afternoon there.
ass '.a library fire within.
Nue vi'h hor IN her o'!.
....I ra,G up au! down ,hc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
GARDINER

william S'osberg has returned
.,rtl Ol Orchard
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Waa ha' bruot
SfYlapper,

Or. &obert Serrob ira ScbpeiS,
Strefter Tor oct internationale
Senperanccbllreall, iom Ell Sio bar
rpbolot Jig / De Sor. Stater fornt
l~noerisge Silitanoene unoer 2anos.
iorbuoet, ertIGrebe fsr ban forleoer
Sag %tiltraabtc Sicmreilen ira SEEM
glorf, at ban paa line Heiier runot
/ Sanoet finn bapbe ieet to fllloe
Wennclfer - ct / Butte, Wont., oa
ct / Stem 9orf Gitp.
Or. SerroO, iom ifal ailGgge Sno.
beretnlng ON line Sagttagelier til
Hegleringerne / Norge, Sperige,
6lnlanO, Sanmarf, Sugc.S lapia,
Snlgarien % andre 2anbe, erfl9-
reoe, at BON / oct Sele tagct bapOc
fl;noet oct iociale % @aoeIioet i
&merifa "et Sunbrebe 8ange rene.
re % ififfcligere enc / europe.
Set berpgteoe 9operp-S iitrift |
gtetu yorf bar / Samnlenli9ning
muo Wbitccbapel.0 iitriftet / Con.
hon "Iom Simlen iammenlignet mes
Selpeoe," erflGrebe ban.
Set bar bIeoet os fortalt." iagoe
ban, "at Der bar iterre Grllffenifab
i Imerlfa MI emo fsr Sorbuoet bleo
reotaget. Otter oft, boao ieg bar
feet % bprt, moa ieg iiJe, at Situa.
tionen cr bleuct abio!llt misrepr9.
%lenteret."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Denly / Ghina.

Gen amerifanife Marinemiililter
Genbp blep, telegraferes Ser ira Fe'
flns, lebiaget al Dem amerifanlte
Niniiter, S. q. Scbunlat, NfanhnJ
oenne llge m%oDtaget meo flor Sta3
: SrpIioentens SALADS. San blep
of Yreliomten, 81 Guam Sung,
perionlig piit omfring / Slottet %
Slotsparfen, %bporunoer Er9lioer-
ten uotalte i'm 9lpoe ooer aabinetS.
miniiterens Seisg. San uotalte og'
iaa lin Sorunbring ODER, at Wart.
reminiiteren funoe tale iaa goot
Gbineliif.
Scr. Senbp ilotalte paa i'm SIDE,
at ban bapoe iaaet ct itertt Snotr9t
OF De itore Sremifribt, ionl China
bapbe giort, iiben ban iioit par Der.
Specielt bapbe Snonitrien taget ct
SorbauIeno tort Dipping, og / ielpe
@peu Ycfing bar Der foregaaet iaa
mango % itore 6oranoringer, OF
ban neiten life fienote Jig iglen.
ga ban iibIt par / Gbina tanNtes
io~ oaootiom ingcn &iorepele, finn Iaa
oa baarlige Sernbaner, ingen elet'
triif @elpsning % ben "6orbilone
gn", Iomt III er aaben, bar ct mD'
iiilf Sutraaoe. DIR. Genbp erfl9re'
Re, at ale oisie Scgn paa Sren1.
itriot ipaaeoe gort for Gbinas
SremtiD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Sd &olletteS 9otemioler.

Senator &obert &c. 60 SoGet.e
cabneoe Sirsbag bernie uge lin
&agne for @~jennomination for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fra 8isconlin / en-
Gale / Iilpaufee.
S i'm paa 6orbaano uoarbeibeoe
Gale angreb ban, 6pab ban falOte
Esperrigbom ("preoatorp pealtb").
iom ban paaitoo bapbe naaet Ero-
portioner, man life engang bapoc
ersmt ON, og at ben beberifeoe Neo-
luitningsfonierencen, Sariffbillen
CO anben pi9tig republifanIf Sop.
ginning. San bar in9en G~esiimiit,
iagbe ban, men troebe, at en- nouei
rilbe bli furlbet. San bGpoebe, at
monopoliltiif &ontrol oper Snou.
ltrien 9iennem Operfapitaliiering
bar Den ~itsrite Nariag til ben inou.
itrieac "SDgoom".
Sor at operfomme Wonopol fore
iIog ban, at Hegieringen iflIloc tag,
iaien aontrolen oper 2anbetS mo-
turlige SiGlpefiloer % inofere ct
i'rengt SorpagtninaSipitcm ("leaS-
ing ipitem"), Ger piloe 9ipe ole ia.
trifanter lise slnleoninger. Oct
riloe unoer ct iaaoant Spitcm life
Iii ~nsopenoi9t FOR &e9ieriugcn at
iaiti9tte Triicrne, iagoe ban.
San berertc life | lin Gale Sor.
bubsiagen. ionl CT ct nofiaa brGn.
oenbe Spprgsmaal / @isconiin,
iiGr | Wilpaufee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
ct upentet Sumo.

Sra Buffalo, q. o., berettes:
Splpbarrer % Selptei til en- S9roi
al $4,000 blep forleoen Sag al Er'
litiet pperleperet ieien til Sepis
Salomon, Ell Sporuognsfuif iom /
Warts grop Sagerne pp | ct Vu'
ifaos paa @reoben al Niagaraflp'
zen. Slere Sirnaer bar ~unoerleJt
Splpet, men bar life funnel 9lere
Sorbring paa bet iom lin Gietoom.
Salonlon itsbte paa S%slpiagerne,
mems ban bplbt paa at crane efter
Meoemarf til Ign. Set bar paffct
ino / en- gammeI apis % ocrelter
anbragt / en- SGf, % iaa no til at
faue ligget flere Nar / Soroen. Ga
toen paa sem Ipis, De bar patfet
mo l. bar ulGlellg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
GtcDrab % Sn1een.
SsSsfalb.

Sorhenppreroe Golntp Superot'or
8. g. Sorpif, ON bpis Seo oaa 6oir'
niep SoipitnI / WtinneapoliS forrt9e
SorSoog bcrettcoeS / bort StrsodaSs
nulter bcnrc llgc, bIep Wanbog be.
araoct ira Big Canoe &irfe uulocr
itor ScltagcIIe. 8oitor Colo ~iorrct.
teoe, meo @iltonO al NfoeoeS Sol'
q~erisr, &oitor 9. q. Sobnion ira
SapiicIo, Miun.
Sluf 9. Saroif bar febt bcn Cite
SSuni 1850 al 6orGIOrcnc Cars %
Soa Sarpif / Sronbhiclr, Norge. s
22.IarSoloeren fom ban Ill Nnlertfa
% opbolot iiq Sen ferite Sib Der |
Gou1tpct hos Sorgen @rlunSpolb. s
1875 blep ban p9tepiet I'll NtiiS Sn.
aeborg Sopoe, Cater al Ntr. og OtrS.
Ole Soooc. De blep peliignct meo
ipo Barn, nemlig, Slai iom oeOe II
9lar gontneI; 2epi5, iom Dor poa
iSiemn,efarmcn; Senrp, iom er Sfo.
leiuperintenoent / @ismarcf, q. Saf.;
Gilbert, Secorab; Soa, WtrS. 8oItor
Sobnion; MaQoalenc Gbriitiue, Der
beoe iom SpGobarn, og Nlgo, Ntr2.
Geter lllcn. Sltitruen oeoe / 1912.
Self iiben ban blep gift / 1875,
bar Wtr. Sarpif baut lit Siem paa
lin Sarm / &leoiant Sofpnihip. San
par en- irrbelcS intelligent % opgtig
Wanb mcb leocnbe SntereS'e | Orient
lige 8iercmaal. s Ter gor %tierte
ban iom Gountp-S upcrpiior % inoe-
boobe / fin Sio arlore Siuiosbpcru.
emil 9rietb, Ssu al Wrs. $. 3.
NG'etb, osoe / berbeS Stem / TIea.
liant Sill glbbition SnSbag benne
ltge eiter ct Glars Spgoom. San bar
febt / @lenpooo Sopnibip ben 12te
December 1896. Sans Saber beoe
for fire Iar iiben. Sorrlben lin Mo.
Ser efterlooer han iig TO Spitrc, Olga
% Sopbia. gegrapelien bill finbe
Steo Ssroag 81. 2 ira Sergebuiet
og $50 fra Gaitor Sprriions Strife
meb Sorbf9iteIie paa @lenpooo Sir.
feaaarb. 8aitor Sorriipn bill for
rette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Get bore % iibpifle fig ~norbpoer
longs @rGnien lige til gIperum %
p%eltoper til 0fisien!
&c unge Meformatorer baube
Gapt Ell llulig Sebat og bar tilllut
tlet noflaa enlge ON, at oeres Sar0
~ Ration bar alocles forrupt og
@aa goo Sci til at gaa UNDER. Gu
fremmeo Wano meo IlporstrRf
melslet ino / lit @aipn iaa at iiga
reiite Jig op.
"Spao S beres no til at snife
eoer, Senner, er en- Ylaos, bpur
tper % en- peo 9ope tpinges til at
p9re. goo," Iagoe ban.
ga, oct er omtrcnt, bpab ri on
ter" inorsmmeOe De.
"Spor &sgning er forbl,bt, %
El eller Bin life finoes. Spor in.
Gen trPnger at befpm1re Jig oper
Wao % &leoer. Spor ale nlaa
Jaa til &irfe % ole arbeioe, bpile
rg lobe Oct beitemte Intal elmer /
Gegnet."
"Ma, flnoe Ri bare finoe en- lila
Tlaos!" mente &eformatorerne.
Gen er let at iinoe," iagbe ben
nlporlige. Seq TOM netop no ira
ct lltgt Steo, bpor leg tilbragte 2
Aar for SmllgIine."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
pr~imorpaleet
/ Uebralfa.

Sra Omaha, Heb., meloe5, at fulo.
ltGnoige Speaper opcr Stemmeafgiu-
ningen peb TromGroalget | Hebraifa
3irsoog enoml, 2erbag Worgen, life
forelaa, men at Der in9en Sbil Dor
ON, at q. g. SopeQ er blepet nomi.
neret iom &epublifanernes oq 90.
Sitcbcocf iom 0cmofraterneS Sanbi-
Dat for II. g. Senator.
SopeQS Nominution err e., aigis-
renOe Seir for Den progressive fSlsi
al Bartiet. Wtr. Sopel, iom ltnoer
&olgfampagnen erfl9reoe iig at boz.
re ZEN fremabifltenoe Hepublifaner",
er imoo oen al 9r9iioent Saroing
itetteoe % forfegteoe SfibSillbiioie,
bill, men 0erimob / Sapsr al Ell
&anoelSilaaoe orepet al Regierinqen
Iclp. Sm ban blir pafgt, pil ban
lutte Jig til Sarmgruppen / aon-
greSler.
geretninaerne ON Geiultaterne al
Nominationerne til &ongresien oa De
iorifieQige Statsembeoer er enonn
iaa nillloitGnoiae, at intet nteo Git.
ferbeo fnn oplpieS oerom. Se fore.
ligaenbe geretnin9er tpber oog paa,
at Charles s.. SANDAL er blepet no
mineret til @uueruertau0ioat poa
ben republifanife og Charles SO.
9rpan paa Den bcnlufratiife galgieo.
Del.
Oct laber ogiaa iii, at 6. $. 8u.
%Itaiion, Tr9iioent Tor II. @. Grain
8romers, Snc.", er blepct ilaaet al
Clarence ~. GapiS / aampen ON
Rominationen for 9lttornep General
paa ben republitanife Sicfet.