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the army after 3 years service. Pri-
vate Stepanskl will make his home In
Houston, Texas.
First Lieutenant Valney A. PAUL.
son. Corps OF Engineers. has returned
to this station after six weelts leave
of absence spent with relatives In
Albany. N. Y. Lieutenant Paulson
will leave for duty In the Panama
Canal Zone on the transport leaving
New York on October 26.
Staff Sergeant Herbert Il. Church
Headquarters and Service Company
is back on duty at Post Headquarters
after weeks absence on the target
range whore he qualified Ms exper,
rlfleman. making the highest averag.
score on the Fort du Pont range thle
season.
Sergeant T.. Wells, Company ID. 4.
back on duty m the Personnel Oflce
Post Headquarters 'after n weeks alb
sence on the target range. where he
qualified In Rifle markemanship.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
IN LOWER DELAWARE
Fine Progress on Handsome
New Building of Aetna Fire
Company, Newark.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newark. OoS. 14.--Considerable pro
gress has been made during the past
few days on the new $4,000 home of
the Aetna Hose. Hook and Ladder
Co. being built on the corner of Del
aware Avenue and Academy street.
Most of the exterior stone work on
= the building has been finished and it
will only require n few more weeks
before tho building is entirely COM
pletcd
This attractive building. with i'm
provcmcnts being made by the trus-
tees Of Newark Academy to their
property. will greatly hcautify this
section Of the town. The Academy
trustees have given some of their
property on Academy street for the
widening of that street A two foot
stone wall will be built all around the
academy property on both Main and
Academy streets. The wall on the
Main street side is now about COM
pleied In addition an eight foot
cement sidewalk will he laid along
Academy street on the academy side.
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RRIDGENILLE NOTES.

Rridgeville. Oct. 13-Much interest is
being shown in the games Of the
RridEeville High School football eleven
Sportmcn are preparing for the
hunting season, many have secured
new dogs
Mrs Mabel Derby. Democratic can
didate for Auditor Of Accounts. Miss
Ellen Samworth and former Judge
Royce made addresses here last week
at Democratic mass meeting. given
under the auspices Of the women Of
the town.
Virgil Wiley, manager Of the Lay
ton and Owens. basket and crate fac
tory. has resigned and viii leave
shortly for Washington. d. c.
The Bridgeville Produce Packing
Association closed their house this
week.
Mrs. Philip Jones, is very I'll at her
home near town.
Mrs. Jones and son Cornell. expected
to leave this week for an automobile
trip TO North Carolina.
The property of DIR. Ralston ]. Sud
Ter. on Broad street has been rented
by Roland Macklin and wife of Sea-
ford. who Will take possession this
week.
Farmers are closing the season by
digging n large sweet potato crop.
Prices are standing about twenty cents
for No. grade per basket
Mrs. George Hill gave a luncheon
and card party last week in honor of
her sister. Mrs. James Long of Fred
erick. Md The guests included: Mrs.
Long. Mrs. Gertrude J. Cannon. Mrs.
Norman Scott, Mrs. Horace Reynolds,
Mrs. Erasmus Jones, Mrs. Roland FL
liott. Mrs Edward J. Elliott, Mrs, Hal
sey Green. Mrs. c. Leon Cannon, Mrs.
Price Jacobs. Mrs. Warren c. Newton,
Miss Margaret Ball. Miss Minnie FL
lott. Miss May Ricards, Miss Mamie
Jacobs. Mrs Hallowell
Mrs. Harvey Myer entertained at
luncheon. Mrs. Matilda Green, Winet-
ka, Illinois; Miss 1Puis Trout Berk-
ley, Cal; Mrs. Halsey Green, Mrs
Erasmus Jones, and Mrs. Gertrude J
Cannon
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NEWS OF MIDDLETOWN.

Middletown, Oct. 14.-Miss Ina
Barnes. county supervisor. visited the
Odessa public schools this week.
Victor Joseph has sold his farm of
40 acres on the Odessa road to Hiram
Pleasanton of Odessa.
Mrs. II. NJ. Jones quietly observed
her SD birthday anniversary at her
nome on Lake street on last Satur-
day. Her friends gave her a postal
shower and a number of nice gifts.
Mrs. Louise Cochran Griffith of Phil
adelphia has announced the engage
ment OF her sister, Miss Josephine
Blackiston Cochran TO Mr. Hugh G.
Crooks of Wilmington. The wedding
Will take place in the spring.
Miss Alyce Hutton, teacher of Sum
init Bridge school. reports the follow
ing pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the month of September: Flor
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DEATH OF GOTTLEIB FADER.

Newark, Oct l&-Gottlcib Fadcr.
aged Il years for nearly half n Gen.
tury proprietor of n bakery on Main
street died last evening after an ILL
ness of several years. About eight
years ago Mr.. Fader served n term as
member of Town Council from the
middle district. He was member Of
'he Aetna Hose. Hook and Ladder
Co.
Mr.. Fadcrs wife died about twelve
years ago. hut he is survived by
eleven children, eight daughters and
three sons as follows: Mrs. James
Conner and Mrs Alfred Scott Of Bal
timorc. Miss Helen Fadcr of Wash
incton, Lewis Fader of Pittsburg. Mrs.
George w. Murray of near Newark.
A Frank Fader of Newark. and Lydia
Winifred. Eleanor. Violet and Ray
mond Fader. who lived with their
father
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Scaford. Oct. 14.-News has been
received here Of the death of Captain
Thomas Wright. at his home at Pauls-
boro, y. J., following a lingering i'll
ness, aged IS years. He was a native
ot this town, where he lived for many
years before going TO New Jersey
and was keeper of Ship John Light.
Delaware Bay.
Miss Mary Neal. Seaford nurse. is
spending a vacation Of two weeks in
Baltimore.
Miss Ethel Smith Of Laurel has been
appointed chief operator at the local
telephone exchange. succeeding Miss
Mary Z. Tyler, who has been ap-
pointed chief Of the Kennett Square
Pa, exchange.
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport, oct. 1i-The monthly
meeting of the Richar,ieon Park New
port. stanton. sunni Side and Chrie-
tisua School teachers was hold on
Tuesday Tftcrno,n at Newport. Mr..
Whitehead. president of the club, and
teacher at Richardson Park, presided.
Prof w. II. jump. Miss Ina O.. Barnes
and Miss Ruby \. Miller, supervisors
Of rural New Castle unity We're
present Mr.. Whitehead. Of Richard
son Park. and Mrs. Frances Mccoy.
OF Newport. were elected delegates {.
the State Teachers Association 10 he
hold at Dover. The Newport teach
ers served hot chocolate and crackers
The next meeting will he held at stan
ton
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Thank Offering.

At the meeting a. the West Presby-
terian Missionary Society yesterday
it was decided 10 hold tho annual
thank Offering day on November 8.
Miss Marion Crozier gave a talk on
her recent trip to Alaska. Mrs Frank
Sheppard read n paper on India" A
musical program was given by Miss
Jane CULLEN. Miss Clara Kemon and
Mrs. Otis Stearrill. Mrs. Warren Yer
ger presided
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j. j. McEntee Addresses Strikers.

j. j. McEntee, a representative of
the International Association of Ma
chinists. addressed a meeting of the
allied railroad shop craftsmen held
last night in Irish American Hall. The
purpose of the meeting was to enable
men who are on strike but who are
employed elsewhere to learn of the
latest developments in the strike sit
'uation. Edward r. Logan presided
at the meeting.
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NJ. p. SUPERANUATED FUNDS.

Chestertown, Nd. Oct. 14.-The
campaign for raising the 100000 ad-
dition 10 the Superanuated Fund of
the Maryland NJ. p. Conference Will
begin tomorrow. Rev. DR.. James II
Straughn, president of the conference
has selected Charles n. Satterfield as
-4hs chairman CT 4 committee from
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D|PHTHER|A OUTBREAK
SHUTS NEWARK SCHOOLS
Primary Grades Have Been Dis
continued Until Further
Notice.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Oct. 14.-Because Of the
development OF several more cases OF
dlphtheria, Superintendent Owens Of
the Newark schools announced today
that tho primary school would remain
closed until further notice. The other
schools VIII remain open unless there
IL some change In the situation.
Mrs. Charles J. Afieck, Of Brook
lyn. end Miss Ruth e. Guyer. of Win
chester, Va. are visiting Mrs. NJ
fieck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carter, on South College Avenue.
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Lingering Cough Relieved.

Had a bad cough for three years" "
writes II. L. Campbell. Adrian. Michi-
gan. Found no relief until tried
Foley's Honey and Tar" Lingering
coughs. severe colds. c-~up. throat.
chest and bronchial trouble quickly
relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar.
No need to suffer and take chances
with neglected coughs and colds. Free
from opiates-ingredient printed on
the wrapper. Largest selling cough
medicine in the world. N. B. Danforth.
ADV.
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GOOD FISHING AT LEWES.

Iewes. Oct. 14.-Sauuel Marshall
caught 500 fine croakers on We'd
pesday.
Mrs. William Edward Tunnel left
on Friday 10 motor to Wakefield.
where her husband is stationed.
Wakefield is 80 miles from Providence,
Rhode Island.
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TempIeNof Truth Directors to Meet.

The Board of Directors Of the Tenn
pie ct Truth will meet Monday Mt 2
o'clock In the vestry room Of the Tenn
plo Of Truth. Final arrangements will
be made for tho second annual dance
to he held October\26 nj the New Cen.
tury Club
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Queen Esther Society in Session.

Tho Queen Esther Society n Grace
NJ. T. Church held It's first fall meet
Ing last night al the home of tho d.
rector, Mrs. Caleb Burchen8l. Mrs.
bertha ~ Reeves. director # the
young peoples activities. was present
and told Of the plans of the confer
ence work for vnunR nenr,le.
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NEWS OF BLACkBIRD.

Blackt,rd. Oct. 14.-The Blackbird
Sewing Club was organized Octo-
ber 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fortner en-
tsrtained Rev. and Mrs. Jones of
townsend on Tuesday
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ChriSfinnA NJ. =. Church.

Christiapa NJ y. Church. Thomas
Pardee. pastor. Tomorrow will be-
Rally Day: Sunday school 10. preach
ing. II by Rev. Robert watt, -. d.
Sunday school at 1.30: evangelical scr
vices In afternoon and evening.
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One Name Omitted.

In the obituary notice of William
Hudson, a former Delawarean, who
died Wednesday in Riverside Park, N.
j.. the name of Anna L. Pierson OF
Riverside Park. a daughter was
omitted from the list of survising
relatives. Mr.. Hudson's funeral will
he held tomorrow
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-01
SoiepD &u1teng.

l1noerretn!ng er fommen BERTH
8peh at sssoiepb &ulteng, en- @dn
al 8aitor og Mrs. 81. S. $nltens
i @rono SORTS, 6s6e 6erite6s iioIte
2Grbag.
Mf6g6e bar omtrent 80 Mar CANT
mel og ugift. &an bar beret ipg f.
SEN fdr Sui. Toru6en fine 5orel6re
efterla6er fan fig 3 8rs6re, sSobn,
Mlfrec og Mrtbur og to @gitre, Sref
nerne @rhruno og @orgbil6. Den
Mfb6oe bar neitelbfte @arn=i Ga-
'nbtnnb; s ss
fie1ot a mango @ 8pert ba bltns
bar 2ererin6e beo f gfeeion Col,
leae ber en- Ei6: ahsptterligt for
mango al bette @Id 2aafere,, bat
@aitor Sulteng @refffapr 8ottt arqi'
rie og Maita6 gaeniggb Here Mar.
for lang &ib tilbage; e;1tsNyban og g s8a-
niIte er 5eertbtt11 gootss tfiie1m af n1mr-
ge bette County, geg1aDe1ien to'
regaar in1orgen. ''
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Selelaget fontnter!

l1gebla6ets Me6aft9r bar netoi,
mo6tat en- @fribel1e fra s. @amue1~
Jon, 5ornan6 for Eele1aget, at bans
Gag n1o6tar Sn6bD6elien fra 9ergnS
Sails at bol6e lit neite @tebne Der.
81 er ne1nIig Me6lem al en @on1ite
nf Commercial Glnbben beri 8pen.,
iom far me6 iaa6anne SSn6bp6e1ier
at gjdre> og SsSn6bD6e1ien til Eelela-
get bIeb ien6t til &r. @amueIion,
iom Dor / @limor, afbigte l1ge. @t
glp6er os ober> at 8eitprelien for
nebnte Gag bar tot 6enne 8eiteln<
n1elie og bi f61er os forbisiet ONT, at
Sen life bill angre 6et. Sergus Sails
er irr6eles egnet iom M66eite6 for
8pg6elag og set er at baobe, at flere
Gag bil felge Eelelagets @fsenpcl.
Set er mt iaa6an arrangeret> at en-
ipeciel &on1ite blir non9bnt forot
gigre oe ng6ben6ige sSorbere6eIIer
for Seleitebnet fom blir afbolbt oen
22-23-24 sunni.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-01

res 8grn. &c. @run6leggerne, to-
Ter til os. giennem Sortiosnattens
Soage: Scr ffol lite ti1laoes toge1t
iefteriif &eligionsu1t6erbisning bos
re frie @foler. Dn ffal lite inopren~
te 6e hinges @ino 2ereiatninger
og Dogmer, iom gaar Stri6 nteo Sc
reg 8arnelGr6o1n. &ener lite ifal
6n tiIIo6e, at man benDtter 6en gip=
ne 6ribe6 og bore offent1ige @foler
til at un6ergrabe 6e l1nges &eipeft
for 6eres Se6res Ero og ben friitne
Strife og 6ens M9n6. 8t bar gie1t=
nem @ioneerlibets @rebelfer og Stra
babier fo111n1et til set &einltat> at
&eipeft og 9@rbe6igbe6 for Cub og
bans belltge Or6 er 6en eneite iifre
Sci til timelig og ebig 2DHe. .:
freezer, at 6enne Dor Tro, iom bi bar
oberantbor6et til bore 8grn, ifol
bore fri for @pot og Sorbaanelie /
bore frie un6erbtsning ngsanftalter
vMoatte bi bgre 6enne M6bariel
'og o6lp6e Sen ne6igiennem Marene."
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&ertinins .. @plbere.

8ertinins 8. @oIberg berfra ST.
en- 6p6e paa ct. 2utas &oipital it6>
ite 2groagsnat efter flere Tigers @p-
ge1eie.
9lf666e bar fe6t Nerbe6en af
Eron6biem, Norge> og bar be6 fin
500 benbe6 "a Mar ganne1. @an
n6pan6re6e til Mmerifa / 1870 og
6e fgrite Mor bnn bar Der / 2anoe1
reiite bon a6ifil1tg / 6e ip6lige og
beitlige @toter. @on bar u6lert
Wfaler fra gforge og beifieftige6e Jig
a6ifillig nne6 6et flags Mrbei6e fine
pngre Mar San gior6e ogiao 40
ifIlig @ne6ferarbei6e. @n6eI Mor
efter ban bleb gift boo6e fan paa en-
5or1n nelle1n Brandon og @arfiel6.
g bans 9ggteffab bleb f66t Tere
8prn, lom alle 6goe / e11 ipe6 @16er.
Sans 91t1trn 0p0e omfrlng 12 Mar
li0en. S Sc ienere Mor bar ban boob
beri @pen og ba66e be6 fin 0p6 lit
&ien1 paa @tanton Mbenue. Sor
nogle Tiger ii6en bleb bon ipg at
geDre= og Weabeipg6om, og set bleb
a1tloa til bans Deo. &on operlepes
al en 5piter, Mrs. .. 81. Mlnt, beri
8peu, og flere o116re @legtni1ge,
blo1t6t bbilfe fan nebnes $. g. og
81. g. So1berg
S 6e fenere 9lar bar &r. Solberg
ibrig belfieftiget me6 at 116gi rcli-
gieie @frifter, og nange af bette
8laos 2eiere fien6er ban1 giennem
bans Mrtifler / ,ngebIo6et".
2iget bleb oflen6t til @orfieIo,
bpor 8egrabelien bill foregao> oo
bans &nitru og @prn ligger begro,
bet Sser:,
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S ct Dagb1a6 fra Ebi1ingbperne
finder hi f6lgen6e, fom bill bore al
Snteresie for mango al bore 2eiere
~8gnifrtfter nroertegnet al &u116-
re6er al Mrbei6ere / sSernbaneoriften
er Bit leberet 8. g. g. Sacob Jon,
@tatens Ser1tbane- og @arebusfon1-
misfnr, anmo6en6e ba1n ON at itillc
Zig fom @an6i6at til Sorbnnosfera-
tor. Duitnbts af andre @etitioncr
bar nnoertegnet og fer6tg til at ober
leberes $r. Sacobion, ,bar oct iagt.
netop fom bi6ere Mftibitet b1eb itano
let be6 bans @uubgi6re1ie til s@eoni-
teer1 at b1n fsf lite tn1t6e laoe FgsHis1s
iem iaa6an @at16i6at u1toer 1togelt
&mffepnoigbeo !..;,a .@aomheen boooe Ct
Snferbiesp ure6 ban paa 2gr6ag. Sc
fom ba66e lt1toertegnet 6isie 8etiti-
oner, n11nto6e6e barn ON at bli &a1,-
oioat foroi bon ba66e en- ~progtess
fibe recor6"> ier1ig paagrun6 al
bans Stanopunft moo Soregelie of.
@porbeiStafiterne og Ee1efontafiter>
ne, bleb set u6talt."
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,, $. -. 49, II i.
Gb. g1,1s'n'efs. II

60. 8usnefs, en- af bette @ourtps
@ioneerer, 6e6e beri 8ben ii6ite
Manoagsmorgen af @preipg6om og
Ml6er6omsibagbe6. IT,.
Mf6e6e bar fe6t &or6anger, Scot
&c, II. @ep. 1916 og bar iaaleoes
noget ober 76 Mar gann1e1 San uo=
ban6re6e til Nnertfa allere6e / 1857
og for on1fring SO Mar ii6en tom
ban til bette County og ilog fig fer
ne6 paa @omeiteo6lat16 Eotpn al
@rbar6.
Sans fgrite 9ui itrn 6a6e for lang
Ei6 iioen og for omfring 80 Mdr f.
ben bleb fan egtepiet til Mtfs Gbri-
ltine &auge, iom operleper ban1. 8
lit s@gteffab ba66e af6e6e 12 8arn.
iefs Senner og iefs Dgtre. @n @pr
ob6e ontfring 7 Mar ii6en og en- on-
ben ogoe / Sort gli1s, Seras, 1tn6er
&rtgstieneite. 0e efterleben6e 8grn
er:: gng4 Bushels og Cecilia 8us-
neis, Mrs. Sobn 9tomita6, Mrs
Sobn @oglun6 og Mrs. @laus 2ar.
ion, Gergus Sails; Mrs. Carl @el-
ion, Heltcan &api6s @6tpar6 Bus
neis> Dubanel> Canada; og @intam
CLARA og Mlera116er @usnefs, iom er
Nemn1e.
geaar 8la6et gaar til &resien er
Ei6en for 8egrabelien e1t6nn lite
beiten1t.
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@ummer f,tnben ifplbig.

@illtam @un1ner, onfloget forat
ia mproet Weiis Morie gSicf ct So
tel Sarge Sunni Maoneo ifjor,
b1eb ii6ite Sre6ag af en- sSSurp / ST.
itriftsretten / 8alleD Gitp, M. Daf.,
fun6en ifpl6ig og er MI 66n1t til lirs
barigt sengiel. De1tr1e 9lffere bof=
te flor 0pmerffombe6 6a set bar ct
al 6e gruiomite Mor6 nogeniinoc
begaaet / @or6beiten. Miis @tcf
bar en- ung &ige, bbis @iem bar beo
@rDgla Mor6re @nneiota. SUN
reiite biemmefra / Sen &enitgt at Be-
ibge @legtninge / 81. Dof., og iful6e
.itan6ie / Sarge ober gedtter. Ser
bleb bum oberfalot / tit @erelie So
tel1et og arniqHlt beifiemmet og
1nDroet
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Set morife Oplbsningsfontpr.

gnbber 1torr Ma116 eller @bin6e,
>er g1ffer OplDsninger ON Eager.
>er be6fon1mer Sorbunosregierir-
ccclr faafom @orgerret, Has, es11o-'
ban6ring og l16ban6ring, SSrotegts.
ifat, @rigsasfurance, 2anbbrugs-
ipbrsmaal nj. 11., fom ban eller hum
nraotte trenge &ielp for at faa
bragt paa 6et rene, tan erbol6e gra-
tis 8titan6 beo at benpen6e fig til
set Torffe Oplpsningsfo11tor /: 9sctp
Sort. Mlle 0pIpsninger og al 8i.
ftanb p6es ol6eles gratis. Man fon
benbe,16e fig til &o1toret per'o1liJ
eller ffribe paa Morif eller @ngelif.
Man be6es fatte fig fortified og ifri.,
be fun paa 6en enc @i6e af @apiret.
M6resfer 8rebene til:
Mortpegtan 8ureau, Goreign Gar,
guage Snformatton @erpeice,
119 50. 41 Str., Seem gort gttp.
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@eneraler bebres.

So al @eroe11sfrtgens bertmte
@eneraler bleb forrige l1ge be6ret
af Benniplba1ia l1niberiitet beba bert
976e Geitligboloelie af ~uniberi1tp
Dup." Sc bar General Sobn S.
perfbing, 6e arnertfanffe @rpeoiti>
onstroppers @bef, og General cir
4rtbur @illiam gurrie> Ser toni.
ma11oere6e 6e. fana6iife Eropper /
Granfrige. De bleb nenltg begee
gibet 6en famine 9@resgra6, fom Uni
periitetet / 1888 me66elte George
Waebington, ne1nlig 9gresgro6er
lom ~Doctor Of 2atp".
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9et itpre 8rpllmp.

Set behu6e6e itore 8rpllup / @ns=
lan6, iom 8la6ene for ffrebet ONT /
l9ngere Sis, fan6t @teo 2on6on
igoor. Set bar nemlig &ongepor=
retS Datter, Hrinles1e Morp, font
bleb btet til Discount 2osceIles. &i=
elien b1eo nofprt / set biitoriite @eit
n1iaiter Mbbep af sgrfebiifopen of
Canterbury, asiifteret af Is Treiter.
@aa er oltfaa ben '@erligbeo oper>
itaaet ogiaa. . -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-01

gen Mbb % 9tbelfe, iier 6erbe6> at
DmIebering af faabel @u1 iom MO-
benoige &usbol6ntngsbarer 11ntulig-
gior6es. =
Sra Stocfholm berettes BEN 256e
s5eb. - @interen 192l-1922 bil /
ffanoinabiife Mnnaler 1tbiIiont bli
notcret lom ben bitreite / mango Sc.
fa6er @ber Dug bringer 1pe 8e,
retninger ONT ifretfe1ige 2i6elier
blan6t olle @aSier ober bele @or6s
europa4 iier / @berige og Damnarf.
De ieneite Opgaber ober Mrbet6slgs-
be6en biier, at $4,000 er ,,oen Be-
ifiefttgelie. s Dann1arf er MrbeioS-
forbol6ene e1t6og en6nu berre, 6a
en- on1fatte16e 2ocfout bar Doerligere
eget BEN itore @or6e af Mrbei6sleie.
Sen itrenge @rl6e, fom bar frember.
ifen6e / San1ar og 6ebruar, intent
fifiiere6e Ng6en og 2i6elierne. &1tl-
Ben, iom bar ftraft fig ober bele
Sfan6inabien bar beret 1trengere
og langbarigere en6 1togen fioe11
1898. Snfluen5aepioen1ie11> iomr bar
raiet ii6e11 / Sanuar, be6barer frem.
6eles me6 neiten uforn1tnffet @oI6.
iombe6. S 6e ii6ite to Tiger al Sa>
11uar otme16tes ober $4,000 SiIfel-
Der Sberige> 1r1e6ens / @tocfboInr
gienneminitltg 80 npe EiIfeI6er i11o
treffer bber l1ge. Neiten aIIe 6e
minore @pitbDer ct isbloferet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-01
SreIfesarmee,1.

@n af oe melt opofren6e 0rganiio-
toner / @er6en er Greresorn1een.
Sen igger at nan 6e 2ioenoe og
Srengen6e a1le 2ibforbo16e, nn6cr
all eOmiten6igbe6er og ane 2an,
6e. On1trent enbber Gut iom tie11te
/ @rigen bar ct goot Or6 at Il om
Sre1lesarneen. De1s Tienere iegte
at naa, og foruaae6e ogioa at mao
Soloaterne naar i11gen attoen belgig
ren6e Tienere fun6e 1taa oem. Ser.
for fgler ogiaa So16at- -@utterne og
6eres Soft Jig ferlig Eafnenrnelig
til 6reliesarmeen og bill bite SEN Sat
nemmeligbe6 beo at ftaa Sen Ri at
op6rtbe Mi6ler til at fortlette lit
@elgierenbe6sarbet6e al ioonange
S1ags. SpaHernn r1ongIes til at
befribe bette Mrbei6e / Detalier,
men 6e allerflefte af bore 2eiere er
mere el1er nrin6re fie1t6t ne6 6et.
On @ampagne for 0p6ribeIie al
Mi61er for Sreliesarmeen er ru n11=
oer 0pfeiling. Stebe 8utIer> 8. u.
Senant, @enrp Dahl og Mers. 6. 81.
Mller, er t1nnb11t iom Gobe6fomi.
te beri 8ben og Sen bill bIi asiiiteret
af en ~M6biiorp Council" beltaaen-'
De of 81. Mngus, Sobn '@aagenion,
6. .. Mn6erion, so. 8enion, S. g.
nlano, g. q Stortroen, g. &. 8or~
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@o6gion, 6. @. @nboata og yreb
Martin. Disfe 8on1iteer cir MI fit
forbere6en6e Mrbeioe for en- sss1to~
famlings ben 12te Mars. 116entpiI
bir 6e1ne uDribe" 111bbes rteo Bel
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