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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-29

These coats show it is not impossible
to sell a good coat ut this price. They
have fur trimming and are of dur
able fabrics and just the things for
hard wear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
Annual Elections

Annual Elections
AIays GAMBIA STEEL COMPANY
At the Annual Meeting Of Stock.
holders Of Cambria Steel Company. held
No lo, 1919. the following Directors were
0sctsd tor term Of three years 70 succeed
1Snn whose term erpired
80 80 JOHN G. NEAI.E
fsl G.fN. VAUGHAN
"a BuRris. Asst. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19

Picture Store has added Artists Materials
with real hepfuness in the selling. Seventh floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
Wonnen's

Drop-stitch Demi-
settes--in wonderful
slendcrizing effects.
Roshanara a n d
Canton crepe combi-
nations - with bor-
derings of cunning
little buckles.
Paisley trimmed
t a # e t a - in the
cutest basque-treat-
ments.
Sizes up to a..
-(,imhels Sal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
Misses

Boufant taffetas
corded and rumed
in fascinating fash
ion.
Canton crepes -
all = of = "a color, or
two-color combina-
tions.
Crepeknits some
include a cape!
Wool crepes.
Printed crepes.
Black - white -
and a IL the h i G h
colors.
Sizes Ia to 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
BRICK CLOSES ARGUMENT
Worker on kensineton Postoffice
9uildinq Held for Assault

Richard Clark. 2S3S Rutlcdgc street.
mt an end 10 IN argument in front
{ 81 postofficc Station T.. kcnsington and
\ Allegheny avenues. this morning. by
hurling a brick at John Gilbert. brick
l.lsvcr 3125 North Hope street
According to witnesses. clark. who
II employed by II contractor building an
addition to the postoffic". has been the
hutt of horseplay by other workmen.
When tho brick sruck his head. Gil.
Mort fell TO the pavement. \ policeman
chased Clark several blocks and finally
.a,,ybt him. He was held in $500 bail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
tINANtItI
NOTICE or REDEMPTION or
GENERAL ASPHALT COMPANY

Essbt Ter Cent Ten Year sinking Fund
1onvert bIc Gold ponds. Dated December
I, 1890. and Called for Redemption on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
GIMBEL BROTHERS
MARKET CHESTNUT :. EIGHTH NINTH

Including plenty of l-white--there's
perfect furore Of all-white!
High colors and street colors for those
of US who are neither going to marry nor
to graduate this June.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
Misses

Mostly c ant o n
crepes and crepes de
chine, incl lu d i n g
plenty of the new
printed crepcs.
Tafctas, too. And
wonderful Georg-
cites. And even the
very new tub silks
that really do tub!
ID to 20 year sizes.
,s OF Dress, Third hoor.e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19

Including some Of the sweetest beaded
dresses imported from Pars--picked out in
Paris. Glorious high blues hennas, and
white, besides browns, navy blues and black.
Both women's and misses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That Bank
ers Trust Company, Trustee under COZ.
tain Trust Agreement with General AspnhIt
, COMPANY dated DeCemt~r t. 1870, mas
called Tor paymen, on June / lH22; a. lT' the
ONCE Of Bankers Trust company w VA;
amount Of bonds OF the above issue AZ lo3'
Of the face value thereof, toEother WIN ne,
erued interest on such prnopa! amount /"
June l. Ia2a The numbers VI the bonds
which have been drawn by lot ny, lhe
Trustee, and called for the purpose oA 'he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
sYSHsHEAyAse YSHHHiEs seoMfXSS iItdEfokAfTqH6 fq
IlFIY;iEAR FIVE PER CENT Colo
prorosais
CNITED STATES SHIFTING ROARn

UNITED s ST ssIAIEs :, sMirrING noARDi
for purchase OF SIX ex.cncmy cargo s'aar7.
ers; which have been duly anpratsNd and are
offers received before May %. 1922. win be
considered. and no award Will be made be-
frs ns.d ,hI ss os oas: be
prior to final award Will he considered 9
rawnee locs.4n sanIl Pht'sde phia, stee,. ona
l Steamer $3.50 dead weight huiit F. nsbu-g,
German c.;rbio lsps $ r"2no, jo4aa Ph.s-
isand ca's" steiner $500 Gcad"e.Gt' h4,,
Seestemig2nds, fa,,e GeImany lolo; $ ia,
decks. three-tsland Ch-go steamer 100 Ge.G.
weight: built PORT G'asF"y' S~or1rd i9oi.
one screw. two derEs ,nr.e-ls,7~I ra-zo
steamer Goe9 dcaodd%e'ght.- ogl' Wes'hari's-
New York, sieo' ono screw. r~o decks. COM
bned roop and br!tg" cargo s'"amer, 7aOo
"S"d trrada 4 oca,om %oS = VIZ Y'e-""HG ,cs 'H,"
strsw. two d"cL. rarsc .,eame7, .7,3S dead,
above vessels -" 10 soid as . ,rhe-e ' 's
and tbs. United Stal"s SHINING Roard Frrer.
sbI. for err,,s N description, \ i,,.t, c.r,Ir.5
check for =, I.r ,.n'g,n - ,'te.. arnola'
viii he cred 'ed On the p.rcrass ~ ri ''
award y MAD 70 The pdder or W. - ~
tain.d bv ,he .oe-t 2, a,.oqn, of d.TasE", ~ Ee
promotly 70 tatcs-s whose r~r-. = ~ o'nrd No.
reqp.s's ~ :" r.ss.gr ~ Pa' ."sse.s unde5
% lien. -. toa9 re.srIe. " ne - .ti .I' n 5r@m
teei any src a. o.fs Bf. should h. sd
aresssG 70 f2rs'a .," prs.'ldent
board ms;se~ re, ,co,poSa''or,, ,"%Rsiat %s.ft
i,ns,on. = .,, = ,,.s ana marked bids Tor :, :
' JA"Es W. BORING
Ad.'r's srg Manager
sEAIEqD :, rkoro?As' E'op ~ c,,r VIII H BE RE,
>,slssk noon On Jhursday, June A. 1870
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
JANIS ". ROPISG
Adsrr'.s.rK Siansze,

ec,ved :, KpIr 2is. Cl'y Han ur,iI"T.
e'sissk noon on Jhursday, June /. 1922 md
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-19
Wonnen's

Exquisite " hi t e
Georgettes - fit for
bride or "sweet girl
graduate"
Crepes de Chine
delicately cryst t a |
beaded - and in
pastel colors.
And no end of
styles in street col
ors and of street
silks, including veiled
foulards.
Sizes run up to 4s.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15

night to an American audience,
which was broadcast over the
radio, he stated he was salts
fled he had accomplished his
errand,
Address Over Radio.
The Tigers address was de-
livercd in New York last night
and the talk was broadcast over
the radio, relayed through one
of the Newark, New Jersey,
stations. 1t was clearly re-
ceived in Paragould. The ap-
plause attending the farewell
address of the distinguished
visitor indicated that he was
given very hearty ovation.
he confined his remarks to the
line Of thought expressed upon
other occasions and at different
places in the United States.
closing with a very beautiful
tribune to the nation that had
entertained him.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
CHILD BURNS
TO DEATH AT
LAKE CITY
Fire Starts While Mother
is Away From Home and
is Not Discovered
Till Too Late.

Jonesboro, Dec. 13.-The five
month-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Sefcrs of Lake City was
burned to death yesterday morning
when fire destroyed the Sefers home.
The little body was burned to a
crisp.
The fire started from defective
flue shortly after the mother had
left home to visit a neighbor across
the street, intending to be gone
only minute The child was asleep
in a baby carriage when the motner
left. The fire was not discovered
until the entire building was in
flames and the mother arrived just
in time to see the burning carriage
fall to pieces.
The lone was DESTROYED and al
the furniture and clcthing owned by
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Moonshines Throw
Dynamite at Raiders

Meridian, Miss. Dec. 14.--Be-
cause OF shotguns and dynamite in
the hands OF Illicit distillers in Lau-
derdale county, raiding party
failed in its attempt to capture the
liquor yiolators.
A raiding party composer of j G,
Buchanan. federal prohibition agent
g. II. Wells, deputy sheriff; John
Giles and c. S. Fountain, con-
stables; Dan Cleveland and Ed Gull
pepper, police Officers, arrived at a
point one mile north of Ben Pickett S
home. The first of three 100gal-
Ion stills was found and the Off
GERS set to work to destroy it, At
the first stroke Of the officers ak
he moonshiners opened fire. The
distance Was too great for any dam
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Memphian Awarded
$4,000 for Injuries

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. l4.-Col
w A. Collier OF Memphis, yester-
day was awarded judgment OF
$4,000 in first circuit court in 4
suit against the Adams Express com
pany for damages sustained in Gin
cinnati in 1914. Col Collier was
struck by truck and badly in
jured. J. S. Pitcher, of Nashville,
represented Col Collier.
Swallow, China, where thousands
were killed by the recent typboon
manufacturers 5000 600 pounds OF
potato starch by very primitive
process.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Youths Given Ten Years
For Robbery of Is Cents

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec 13.-Steaiing IL
cents proved unlucly for William
Horn and James Matthews, who
must stay in the penitentiary for
ten years. Both are hold-up rob
bers. they were convicted OF hold
ing UP Ruth Korbitz, aged 16,
her with death if she
made an cutlery, and stealing IS
cents, all the money she had. The
pair had committed other robberies
the same night, but the Korbit2
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Oral Argument in
Memphis Rate Case

Little Rock, Dec. l3.-One phase
of the Memphis rate case, which
has been in litigation for severa
years has been set for oral argu
ment before the Interstate Com
merce Commission in Washington
January 10. The matter to be con
sidered is the Fourth section of th'
tariff, being request Of the car
riers for permission to publish lower
rates to river points than to interior
points.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Bodies of 900 Chinese
Are Shipped to China
Cry International News seryice)

(Ey International News Service)
Boston Dec, 14.--Chinese who
lied as long ago as 1889 arc in
cludc. among the 400 whose re-
mains were shipped to China from
this port aboard the steamer
Esther Dollar recently.
The ccrpses are in zinc caskctst
each four Baskets being encased in
wooden packing case marked
with Chinese characters. The 100
wooden boxes represent New Eng
land Chinese of varying degrees of
wealth who have died during the
period from 1882 to 1918.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Mr.. CLEMENCEAU.
SAILS FOR HOME.
FROM new YORK
Delivers Parting Message
Believes His Mission to
United States Has
Been Beneficial.
tBy The United Press,

New York, Dec. l3.-Georges
Clemenceau, Tiger of France,
believing his mission to the
United States on behalf Of
France has accomplished its
purpose or aims, is sailing to-
day for his home in France
upon the liner Paris.
He came to this country with
the intention, he said, of making
America understand that France
rs not militaristic nor imperial
lstic. In his iinal speech last
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
SESSION GRAND
JURY CLOSES;
q INDICTMENTS
Session Of Court Adjourns
Till Thursday Morning
Two Liquor Cases
Disposed of.
(t'rom Wednesdays Daily


Tho session of Circuit Court was
adjourned this morning till tomor-
row morning on account of the
illness Of Attorney M. p. Huddleston
who was representing a case at
trial. Bill Brady on a liquor charge.
This case was announced to be held
over till Monday. Brady lives
south OF the city.
The cases of the state against
Buck sSwindle and w. T. Knight of
the Cache river section were dis
posed Of yesterday afternoon. They
were arraigned on three counts each
for violating the liquor law, and
entered pleas of guilty. Swindle
was sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary. knight, being under
twenty years of age, was given "a
sentence of one year in the state
rcformatory.
The grand jury has completed its
session and was dismissed by Judge
Futrell alter an investigation OF the
county's property was made and en-
bodied in its report, as set out in
the following statement. Ninety
two bills OF indictments were re-
turned by the body.
The following is the report of the
grand jury as presented to Judge
Futrell:
To the Honorable j. M. Futrell, Spe-
cial Judge of the Second Judicial
District of Arkansas Criminal
Divsion), December term, 1922;
We your Grand Jury within and
for Greene county, Arkansas, re-
spectfully submit herein our final
report.
We have been in session seven
days, examined one hundred and
forty-six witnesses, and have re-
turned ninety-two bills of indict-
ment.
We have inspected the county Jail
and find il is in as sanitary n condi-
ton as is reasonably possible. We
recommend that new bedding be
procured for the inmates of the
Jail in order that they may sleep
ia comfort. We further recommend
that all broken window lights in
the Jail and rooms attached thereto
be replaced and all rooms be papered
where needed.
We visited the county poor farm
in a body and finG that the build
ingS ana furniture are in good con-
dition and are well kept. We rec
onmend that coal stove be pro-
cured tor the male inmates of the
farm and that a sufficient supply
Of coal be provided for their COM
fort. We also recommend that new
bedding be procured so that inmate
can be kept comfortable.
The inmates of the poor farm
consist Of -four men and Two women,
al OF whom state that the food set
before them is of the best there is,
but. that the bedding is insufficient
for comfort in the winter time
We desire to recommend that
all constables and justices Of the
peace OF the county use their utmost
endeavors to bring to justice all
petty offenders Of the laws in order
that crime may be diminished and
that the Grand Jury and Circuit
Court may be relieved OF their bur
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
MR.. WILSON Is
RECOVERINCIT
now BELIEVED
Hinted That Former Presi-
dent Will Soon Be Ac-
lively Identified With
Political Affairs.
tBy The United rress)

New York, Dec. 13.-New
political activity by Woodrow
Wilson was limited here today
when it was announced that
tho law partnership between the
former president and Balm
bridge Colby, former secretary
of State, would be terminated
December 81. "As a result of
the steady gain in Mr.. Wilson's
health during the last few
months, he is turning his ener-
gics once more to subjects which
have long invited him and i'm
portance Of which cannot be
overestimated, an announce
mcnt by Mr.. Colby said.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15

den of petty offenders.
We most highly commend our
sheriff and his force of deputies for
their work and for their zeal in
trying to rid the county of crime
and lawlessness and desire to ask
that all citizens who believe III law
and order to assist these officers
to their fullest extent.
The above and foregoing, being Il
full and complete report of all the
business transacted by this body, we
respectfully request that we be dis
charged.
j. A. EDWARDS, Foreman,
JAS. A. HAYS, Clerk
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15

WARNING ORDER.
In Circuit Court for Greene County,
Arkansas First Division, March term,
1923.
Bcrtig Bros. partners. composed of
a Bcrtig and S. Bertig, Plaintiffs.
vs..
III. Il. Shoe Remodelng Company De-
PENDANT.
The defendant, H. r. Shoe Remod-
cling Company. Is warned to appear
in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plain-
tiffs Bertig Bros.
This Dee. 9TH. 1922 q !eI9
(Seal) JOHN SIMPSON, g,Fl.
$50 Clerk
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
age to be done.

age to be done.
A further search revealed another
tstill and when officers began its
destruction there was an explosion
Iof dynamite. No one was injured
The explosive had been hurled at
the officers. Search of the vicinity
reyald whisky hidden in four diff
ferent places on the hillside
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15

McRae, VIII assemble in his office
at 10 a. I'll. tomorrow for the pur-
pose OF considering recommendations
for revision of the criminal code
of the state. The governor Will sug-
gest more uniform laws to meet the
needs of present conditions, also a
mere economical administration of
the law,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15
Judges Called to
Meet With Governor

Little Rock, Dec IS. The circuit
judges and prosecuting attorneys Of
the et#le, uror tho call Of Governor
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15

the Sefers family was lost. The loss
was estimated at $1,000 and was
covered by only $500 in insurance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
Def brittle Sncaet.

Sen brittle 8egiering neoiatte for
en- 3io iiben en- gfonomisa omite be-
itaaenbe at Sugmpno og nieo Gin
eric 8eooes ipm Sormanb meo Oct
Sberb at gietnemgaa 6inmnsminiite'
rens giibgetforilag og granite be go
iter, bbor BEN mente bet loo zig gisre
at ipare noget.
&omiteen er MI f9roig meo tit Gr'
beibe, oe &elultatet er ilet life til at
foraste. Sen foreilaar nemlig 8eipa-
Keller til ct iamlet 8eleb af 325 Wtil.
lioner Dollars.
Set er Dog fun Sc TO fsrite Sele al
fin Mapport, &omiteen bibtil bar of
fentlissiort. Srebie Gel er enonl life
belt fprbig, men Oct f%orlpoer, at Den
bill anpiie %pberligere 9eiparelier til
ct 8eIsb af roset oper 10S Wiuioner
Dollars.
@nbelig antpoer &omiteen, at @e-
iultatet al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fan FIRE til geiparelie al en- bel Del
flere Milioner.
De itsrite Beiparelier falber pua
Slaabe. og Sprbnbsetterne meo bent
bolbsois 81 og SO Wtiaioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
Johann Ortiz,

Som t~ioligere fortelig mpooeIt
bleo oet irnoer Sc iibite Sptsier /
Cairo 6rUbt en- big Sean Srtb, ipm
ifulbe pnre ibertiif meo Sen / 1891
foripunone Sobann Ortiz, alias Or.
febertiis Sobuim gtepcrnnf SaIpatpr.
Sanoipnlisbeben taller bel for, at
matt bar at gisre meb en-, iom bar
tilegtet fig ben foribnnbne gtfeber.
tugs apraerlige Napn set piIbe |
Silfplbe life bore fsrite Sang.
Sobnnn Cribs Soripinben pufte /
lin lib ubpre SpIigt. Sobann 9e-
pomuf Saloator bar Spl, al Stor.
berhlg 2eopoIb 2beit al Sbscanu oa
feot 1852. San bet iig til bett mi.
litTre Ssbebane, Iaebe eobe @pner
for 9a9eit oe blep allerebe I 1876
Sberit % 1878 @eneraImiaior; iom
iaaoan oeltog ban | SeIttoaet / sos.
itien. slaret efter blep ban Seltmar.
'talflpitnaftt 0barer til @eneraueit.
itant hos oS) % 0ipiiionscbef. Wet
Sa ban | 1888 ilbgdp ct Sfrift "9riH
coer G%r5iebun9", iom fritiiereSe bei,
eperlte SGrleoelie, pafte bette Iis.
bag paa bpieite Solb, % Grfebertu.
gen bleb fcriat til 2its, BOG irernoe.
les ioin Sipilionscbet,
Stoen blanoeoe ban fla / set bill!
aar'fe Sronfslgeripsrgsmaal, ioet
ban efter Ileganoer af gdften6eras
Sronfru'igelie ielb optraubte iom
3anoioat til Den lebiae Srone, oa ga
bans Sorbanblinser meb Sc bhIaar.
lfe Wastbapere itranbet. sioroe ban
oisle opmerfIom paa Serbinano al
@obnrg, 'om osiaa blep palst. Oenne
erfebertugens Sptr9ben pafte enonn
mere 9eiier 6rans Soieis Mtisbaa %
/ 1887 bleo @rfebertusen aiiat ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14

fabrifanter - og otter meloe zig !
&onfurrunien paa ben fommerciele
SIppnings Smraabe, meloes ira Ser
lin ben lite Sebrnar.
gelt aIliereoe &~ontrolfommisiion
for SlppepGienet bar eragtet, at Splt'
lonb Ssnoag ben ste Sebrnar bar
fomplet a~iruitet, bpa6 Slppegreier
anaaar, og ire Naaneoer berefter fan
Spiferne = ifslee &eriaiaes.S raftn.
ten = after aienoptdge Slpbetrafif al
iffe.militGr Watitr, BET bill fige ben
ste Wfai.
EpIferne p%aaitaar rigtignof ielp,
at De aaereoe for balpanbet 4ar iioer
bar afruitet i ollie S%enieenber, men
@ntenten fanot altio ~tefniife @rnnoe
til at noiette mleb at proflamere Den
fomplette @jruining inotiI forrige
Ssnbaa. Ser er MI minore END ct
Ouiin SIppemaIfiner | belle SpIflano.
SIT SIpbemaifin.6 abrifationen !
SpIflan6 bill bli gienoptaget | flor
Stil, iaainart bette err tiaabt, er ielu-
iaat. Ser arbeioes a[lerebe meo Hla.
ner ON Sprettelie of ct belt get at
fomnercieae Slpperuter | 8rois og !
@rog europa. st 8ar &l,ter pil
ogiaa itreffe fig iaa langt iom til
&onitantinopel og WoIfba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
Kriesforbereoelie itaniet

Otter Srbre fra 8reIioent Sar.
Ding bar Warineoepartementet be-
crbret off @rbeibe paa be unoer
@pgning pprenoe Ia r,pe Griss'
ifibe itpppet. Sette Sfriot blep td'
get / Eaupente al Iatififationen al
rem paa acknowledgements al.
iiutteoe Slaaoeneoruitnings.Sr aftat
iisIse bbilfen BOG ire al oisie Sur.
tcier epentlelt ifal fulbfsres. 90
Gllbre eaeoe ifal berimpb Imabres
% iigurlig talt foites paa Sfrab.
Npngeit, eler onbpg9es til Sanoels'
ifibe. af bisie IA Sfibe er oft.
Superoreabnaugbts % ier Slag.
frpOiere.
Get ar6eiSe, iom iaaleoes er flop.
pet, bar bi0til foItet g~ienneminitIil
S5,000,00O ON Gagen, ioa man be,
tor CT ilaaenOe gepis poa De enor.
me 9eiparelicr, iom bare bette ent
HteiuItut af a%onferencens Sirfiom'
be0 bill me6fere.
Hoo fuu ct al Sc lr,ber gp9nin1
rPren6e me SIogifibe, nemIig go,
Irruoo", ifaI Arbeioet iorti9ttes
r.en Bette er oiierpbe Ioa nerpac
f9rbigt, at BET ON fort Sio bill fun,
ne qua al Stabelen.
Sc IA UNDER @pgning p9renSs
Sfibc, bporpaa arbeibet er beorbrei
itoppet, er SIagifibere "@aIbins
ton, "@eit girginio", "Scutb d
fota", "Snoiona"; "@tasia6uietts"
"Mtuntana", "Hortb Carolina"
Soma" % "9erinston", og Slag
frpoierne "@oniteaution", Cara
tu9u"; "Ranaer", Contribution" o.
"llniteS States".
If De ooenneonte GIagifibe fl
It enten "gBeit @irginia" eIei
8aibington" fuloisre$, mer
toiltet Of Dem cr erSn uiffe beiten.
Get inmme ei6Ioer oe TO Slaefrpb
icre, Iom euentuelt ifal iGrSigbpg
eeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
S,ndanotiier.

Gen berpgtebe alrusiiife ertraorbi.
mere &ommtsiion, Gbefa, er MI OPP
b9bet, % enbeI al bens Wpnbiebeo
er benIagt linber Snbenrigsminiite-
riet, melbes fra Woifpa. Gbefa bIeu
| 8eegnoelien al Sobiet-S tpret BE-
rpgtet for lin SenignsIesbeo.
Set ct baablsit at boIbe reoe poo
De ififtenoe Miniiterier | 8ortugal.
Yaa libt minbre emo ct Iar bar ben.
ne urplise Gepllblif MI bapt 8 =
tiger % ifrioer otte - W~finiiterier.
Snfluen5aen raier for Siben poIb'
FONT / maitee 2anoe / europa. s
gbinbitrg bar / forrtge llge $4,000
Sfolebsrn paa Spgelilten. Wanst
Sfoler % Snbrifer / gnglano %
Sfotlano er litffet paa @runO al Cpl.
oemieit.
Sibtil bar ale MeOieiner p9ret le.
peret gratis til be Spge / &usIanb.
Nn bar Goblet egieringen boe be.
itemt, at Weoicinerne ifal betales,
rigtignof til meset rimelig Tris, oe
g%lrbeibere og Solbater ifal faa pber.
lisere Ifilug. @runoen til benne
Soranbring er, at Hegieringen bar
beiluttet at leie enoel Ipotef no til
Eripatfolf.
Set blir p9rre pg perre meo Mab-
oe acknowledgement | Mlislanb. 8e-
gieringen bar M maattet rebitcere
fin llboeline al &prnparer fra 141s
til II Millioner 8lib ON Maaneoen
Get Hlib er 36 eng. Hiinb). Samti.
bigt er Oct beilltttet at ltbreoe 2enl,en
til aue Irbeibere | &eaieringsfabri-
ferne | 8ontanter iitebetfcr at De bib.
til bar fuat en- Del Of fin 2en / 1orn,
al Wabparer til nleget rimelig Yris.
Sette bar meofsrt, at Iabpriierne cr
gaat poerligere | Geiret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
Skibsfartrn / 1921.

S8iua for Sfib$fartcns geofom.
rtenoe inotroo0tc ser meo aaret
1921 ell Depression iuu Iterf Tom
man nlorig tiOIigere bar baret giO,
he til. Sele 9cr6ensbunSeIen bar
ll9get nebe og CftcrIpergieIen efter
tonnage bar Tom GeIge Seroi ppret
itaot9 ipntenbe. Otter Sen Iioite
nol0iomme Stigning i fGrIte Sab.
anr al 1920 besDnbtc gaeSaonacn
for Sloor at giprc ia g~ipIbeuoe
moo Slntter nf bette qor, "a meo
1921 falOt 6rogtcrne Iaa poISiontt,
OF 6eigen bIeo en- aImin6elio 0p.
l99geIIe al Sounngcn. Gct IterItc
Sntnl opIa9te norifc Sfibc baoSe
man iisIge "2fonomiif &eoue" /