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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
AUDITORIUM

Harold Lloyd is seen today for the
last time at the Auditorium theater
in his latest and funniest three reel
comedy. called Never Weaken. in
conjunction with a special feature
production. starring Winifred West .
over (now Mrs. Will. S. Hart), call
ed Anne of Little Smoky" a thrill
ing story Of mountain folk who re-
scented the coming OF the law
Friday brings Francis Ford and a
special cast I'm The Santa Fe Ter
ror." a story OF the west. The last
chapter of Elmo Lincolns Advent
ures of Tarzan" is also on the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
NATION WILL HONOR
PEARY, EXPLORER OF
FAR NORTH REGIONS
High Government Officials to
Take Part IN dwelling
Memorial.

WASHINGTON April 5.-Cuiaue
IN ITS conception and I'M its design Is
/. the memorial which viii be unveiled
j. Arlington National cemetery to-
morrow over the final resting place
OF Rear Admiral Robert F.. Peary.
dlscoverer Of the North Pole. The
unveiiing viii be attended with APP
propriate ceremonies in which Pres't
Harding and Secy. DENLY have
promised 20 participate
The memorial consists Of a huge
oblate spheroid Of white Maine
granite, in proportion and in posi-
ton Ike the earth. resting on "a
massive granite base on the sur
face Of the granite globe are hewn
the outlines OF the land and water
masses OF the sarth's surface. At
its north pole. tilted toward the
north. is a bronze star. symbol of
the achievement by which Peary's
name viii ever be remembered in
The mind OF man
The symbolic design OF this mon
ument Was conceived by Admiral
Peary during his last illness and
suggestions for Il were dictated to
his wife. herself an Arctic explorer
Bnd traveller OF note. less than three
weeks before his death
on one side OF the supporting
granite block. upon which rests the
Sarth-shaped mass. Is the Latin mot
%. "Inveriam viam aut faciam' q
viii find way or make one). This
sras favorite quotation Of the ex-
plorer. The other sides, respectively.
bear the legends:
Robert Edwin Peary. Discoverer
81 North Pole April s. 1909"
Rear Admiral, o. S. ", Civil
Engineer. Explorer, Scientist. 1856
AIg20."
y Ills Beloved Wife. Josephine
DicbitsCh. 1868"
This support, in turn, rests upon
wide base, and the entire memoir
tal is one Of the most distinctive
among the historic monuments
which mark the resting places of
Tie nations honored dead
The unwilling will be performed
l. the admiraTs daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward Stafford. who was Marie All
uighto Peary. and was known dur
iug her childhood as the Snow
baby" She was born nearer the
Pole than any other white child, in
the far northern headquarters of
pHe Of the expeditions of the SOS by
which Peary determined the insu-
aarity Of Greenland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
LASALLE

Agnes Ayres i'm The Lane That
Had No Turning" q stirring love
story from the pen Of Gilbert Parker
is having final showings at the La
Sale today. The photoplay, a Para
mount feature. Is proving exception
ally popular. establishing the right
to stardOl. OF this beauty who play
ed so we'll n "Anatol," Forbidden
Fruit" and "The Sheik"
Ethel Clayton, starry favor
lite Of South Bend for many months
comes tomorrow in a story of wife
whose husband wouldn't let her save
him from ruin. "Her Own Money.
This is said TO fully equal such tri-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
GERMANY FIGHTS
RUM SMUGGLING
High Tariffs, Not Prohibition.
Incentive to Disregard
for Laws.

HAMBURG. April 5.-Germany.
hke America. Is engaged in a war
with liquor smugglers. High GUS
toms duties and a dearth Of hard
Equor. instead OF prohibition. is the
.lncentive 20 smuggle here and the
j ID nl-rUnners are able TO sell their
Illicit goods AT a big profit.
Captains and crews of fishing
boats are doing a thriving smUggl-
ms business i'm all ports on the Ger
man coasts. says customs and marine
officials.
Arrests of numerous shippers have
not greatly interfered with the trade
Members Of an organization known
To- have smuggled thousands Of
quarts or vhiskey and gin into the
country have been apprehended and
punished. but the manner in which
they carry on their enterprise. be-
Eeved 10 have been over 4 secret
waterway. was not learned.
The offenders emphatically de-
cline to give the authorities any in
formation. some of them admitting
they expected TO continue operations
a soon as they were released from
JAIN
The band was discovered when the
e. eper OF one of it's boats put into
r. small place on the Elbe and sold
p cargo OF whiskey. For two or
three days there was an epidemic Of
Z Drunkenness in the community
rhch caused authorities TO lnvesti-
Ftte and resulted en- the sailors ar
PES
Fishing boats engaged in snug
3 nE meet other ships by agree
r.e1. az sea and take on their Illicit
C,-rgOes.
owing 20 the high customs and
c arth or hard liquor IN Germany
tie smugglers are able 10 dispose Of
-tl-.r wares az good profits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

A-HeIen was born in Decatur.
ILL., July %, 1901
C-What favorite screen COM
edlan has recently been seriously
lin?
A-Harold Lloyd He IS on the
road 20 complete recovery now.
however.
On "Chivairous Charlie" what
is Eugene O'Brien's part
A-Gene has the cart OF an over
enthusiastic motorcycles who is al
ways trying TO rescue some young
lady ont Of a precarious position.
Q-How many gowns were used
in Norma T2lmadge's new picture,
The Duchess Of Langeais2"
A-Eleven hundred gowns were
used. and 200 pounds of moth balls
were required when they were pack
ed and sent into storage.
When outdoor scenes are taken
inside a studio. what Is done TO
make il appear that the wind is
blowing? Some interesting informa-
ton is contained IN the answer.
Look for fl tomorrow.
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
Toxic Orchestra to
Appear Again at the
Blackstone Tonight

Charles Davis director. and the
entire membership OF the famous
Toxic Orchestra will appear at each
one of the three evening shows at
the Blackstone today, offering a
varied program in connection with
the showing OF The Great Imper-
sonation."
Due TO the tremendous enthusi-
asm which the last appearance of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
DISORDERS IN INDIA
ARE NOW INCREASING

CATEJTTA india April 5-Dls-
orders were reported today from the
Cattack district where the non-co-
cueratiouists nationalist have be
come very active. Attacks have been
made against the police roads have
been blocked and the homes OF non
sympathizers are being burned. The
Indian government has issued for
mai statement denying mistreatmen'
Of Nohandas Gandhi, leader OF the
on-cooperaUouists who is serving
a six-year prison term for sedition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

er OF southern melodies. He for
merry worked with Leopold, until
the later comedian went with En-
ma Carus recently. The Jumping
Jacks IS the original billing OF a
barrel jumping trio, Rose. Ellis. and
Rose featuring one Of the few fem
mime clowns on the stage today.
Conn. and Hart. dancers singers
and comedians and ollie Young and
April. Blowing Bubbles, are other
entertainers Of note.
The latest moderniZsd Aesop's
Fables IS amusing and the screen
news timely and interesting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
CASTLE

Because OF many requests. a spe-
cial showing Of BLACK Beauty" has
been arranged for the Castle today
where all who did not see this fea.
ture earlier in the week may have
a last chance TO glimpse It. The de-
mure charm Of Jean Paige and the
heart breaking race for life in the
final reels especially mark this noted
special
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

pected 10 be about as popular as
that OF the orchestra itself viii he
the appearance OF Gene Graz. the
noted vaudevillian in his new act
Aunt Jemima." This VIII be given
in connection with the orchestral
concert
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
CONNfODORF TF1IS ,F,NI

CHICAGO. April .-SnuEsIe-pUp
pers boulevard vamps and Jazz
queens viii nOt turn Chicago's Yacht
regatta into a pettIng party. Il Com
uodore II. r Weaver has his way.
Weaver ruled girls off the boats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
RAN RORREn HAnR-

CHICAGO April 5-Bobbed hair
was put on the taboo list at TuIey
High school here The girls spent
al their time durlng class curling
their hair around their fingers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

umphs or Miss ClaytOn's as sham
and Exit. the Vamp." in popular
appeal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
Relieves Rheumatism

MgsteroIe Ioosens up stif joints and
drives ont pain clean white oint-
meut made with oil Of mustard. 10
usually brings relief as soon as YOU start
g. rub lt or
n It does all the good work or the old
ashloned mustard plaster. without the
blister. Doctors and nurses often rec
ommeud trs use
Get MusferoIe today az your drug
store a5c and sc in jars and tubes
hospital size $500
BETTER THAS A MUSTARD PLASTER
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

Davis and his harmony hounds"
caused at the Blackstone. the thea
ter management is expecting a re-
rd-breaking jam and so is ask
ing that everyone that can should
come as early as seven o'clock.
An entirely new program of late
music and the best dance pieces will
be offered by the orchestra.
An added feature. which IS ex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
Look This Page OOer For Your Thanksgiving Menu
Thanksgiving Proclamation

BY he President e the United states q
America
I'm tie beginning of orr country the cnstam
was established by the aeyont fathers q ot-
serving annually 2 das 81 thankssivinE Tor The
hountiss and protection which divine pr5gle-
ence had extended throaghol; the year. + has
come 10 be perhaps the most characteristic u
cur national otservancts and IS the season ap-
proaches Tor is annual recurrence. il Is fitting
formally 20 diresl aiieatisn TO this ancient IN
suta,fon ci our people ard 20 eal upon tAem
agan 20 unite iu It's appropriate celebration.
The year which now approaches its end
has been marked in the experience ci our na-
ticn. hy . comnlexliy of trials and tr.umphs. u
diff6git.es and Of achievements. which we
must regard as our inevitable portion IN such
an epoch as thar through which all mankind IS
moving We SURVEY the experience of The pass
ing twelve months Sic shall find that our estate
presents very much 30 justify nationwide and
most sincere testimony OF gratitude for he
bounty which has been bestowed upon Us
Though we have lived the shadow of the hard
consequences of great conflict cur country has
been al peace and has been able - contribute
toward the maintenance and perpetuation 81
peace in the wclld ne have seen the raeo oI
mankind make gratifying progress en- the way
% permanent pcacc toward order and restored
confidence IN high destiny
For the divine guidance which has c-abled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28

ns b Eraai iag frateslsg .fh cher peoples -
1.fain - much e rgeer-ss. f-r fhe bouaie-ls
3Ield uhich has tuwe - Is from lhe resources
q oer soil END 1l1 Industry. Re oae oar .gi-
a-.f 81 gratitude anl SIM Z. our acknowledge
ntns SO ihe latF and Obligation go OAR own
r. Hla snd 60 tae aniorl iaaie. tte suffering u
ns distracted cf ether lands. Lsl rs IN -ll
humility acknowledge h1N sreat Is orr lsel
t0 .As providence which BIAS generously 1eal
wilA ss ard give levn-t assurance ~ unssltsA
purpose 60 rlsV & heirlul f1d e-nee,ins part in
leiasA aeh.tFemtu. i Is m1<a 10 te desired
tlst So rendering heu.es f1r tne blessing
vaieh have e1rse % as pic slca-1 earnestly seS-
iil our continued sim tn MAKE oar own great
hFiHne 3 means - helping ana ssrrirg IS
htsi we can the cause Cf humanity
Sow therefore ! Warren g. Harding
president 81 tae lgiiet states u America do
designate Thursday the lh.rtsth dap e Nsvtm-
lsF IS 3 d4v u Ih-rkssifins. s-uplisaiioa and
desHflcu. I recommend that fAe People gather
Is ,heir iam.y a.iars aud in she.g houses q
worship 20 render th1nks 20 God toF he o1an-
tss hey have eniaye3 aaa 10 petition that
these may he continued in the year before Is
I'm witness vhcsa3f have hcreunso set -
hand aud caused Tie seal 10 be affixed
Done q the City 8. Washington this So
c1nd day Of November In tha scar os our Lord
Cne thousand nine hundred and fwenty-igo and
~ The Independence ~ The United States -
America. the one hundred forty-seysnth
WARREN C. HARDING
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
50 DOZEN LARGE, WHITE. TENDER CELERY. BUNCH

MISCELLANEOUS
large Queen Olives, pint CSC
campbell's Frait Cake. box 50c
Heinz Fig Pudding 45c
Heinz Plum Pudding 45c
New State White Cherries can 50c
Large can Fruit Salad soc
Van Camp or Bnmbls Bee Pumpkin can zoe
L1rge can Del Monte Free Peaches, can SOC
cars Broken Slice Pineapple 5Sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
Thanksgiving Proclamation
MAYOR POLLARD PRcCLAIMS THURSDAY NOVEMBER
80. HOLIDAY FOR ENTIRE CITY

Mayor George A. Pollard today issued thanksgiving
proclamation cag upon Guthrans their usual labor
on Thursday and spend the day in giving thanks fer the
manifold blessings enjoyed By America By Guthrie and b
every individual citizen. The proclamation reads:
Whereas Guthrans have been sngularly blessed during
the past year with prosperity contentent and have en-
loyed the blessings that peculiar 70 American citizenship
with its freedom and and its protection 70 liberty
and happiness and
Whereas, This prosperity and cOnteu.meat and these
blessings have ten made possible only through the supreme
VIII CT the Creator the Governor Of the Universe and
Whereas, Tie last Thursday In November is always set
apart day which the people Of America should return
thanks for the wonderful blessings they have received
Now, Therefore l. George A. Pollard BY virtue Of the
authority vested in mayor Of the city Of Guthrie do
heehy ask every citizen refrain from his usual duties OF
Thursday, November So ard spend the day IN Quiet CON-
memoration Of the great Thanksgiving signifies and in
gng thanks for the manifold blessings that have been and
are his
In witness whereof have affixed my signature this 9th
day Of November 1922
GEORGE A. POLLARD,
Mayor CT the City Of Guthrie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
De BASE BALL

Ell dia de enero, la novena ssCal
tafo Stars visit6 la ciudad del ms
pirado poeta Gautier Benitez, cele-
brando un refido desafio con cl Caguas
Star de aquella looalidad, Ell cual esta
iutegrado por cxcelentes jugadores dc
la c.udad capitoiina, tales como el
Guaja, Nuts. Cainaron,s Libo~io, ciqui
to ' Pepc El Crande.
En- este juego demostraron los mu-
chachos que comanda Ell "McGraw"
catafen-e que saben car dueo y ca
lierte ST no pregdntenselo o CANA
ro1, que fue APABULLADO horrible
mente por lss Sestrellas, al extreme de
que ell temib,e zurdo, Florencio Ortiz
obsequio Camaron con un gran tole.
tazo dc cuatro esquinas, que fue pro
longadamente ovacionado por el plbl
co. al ver la magnitud del RASTA-
GAzo .sComan de ESQ pajarito'
Con este. .triunfo, uno mas de los
muchos conquistados, han demostradc
los muchachos de Cataho 10 centraric
de 10 Que dicen esos managers que
spululan por esas ligas, con infulas de
peritos peIotaris, por Ell solo hecho de
que ellos NADIA mas quieren jugar pc
lota. iQu6 horror! Y de esa manera
quieren levantar el deporte en- la isla.
Caguas esta marchando a la cabeza
del deporte en- la Isla, pues la liga esta
ba de bote en- pote. estando todos
ans;osos de p-esenciar el desquite de
la tremenda paliza que lie Gieron los
muchachos del Catafo Ell 1s de diciem
bre, pero sus esperanzass Sc esfumaron
al yer que su efectivo pitcher, ex-
plot6 por los fuertes Y cert.ros TO
LETAzOs que lie propinaron los cata-
nenses "Aquello era un. Hover sin es
campar". iQue hip6drcmol
Con este queda demostrado de una
vez mas para siempre, que. Ca
tafio ha sabido siempre enarbolar Ia
bandera de la victoria en- Ell campo Pc
loteril.
. Que sirvan estas lineas para dar las
gracias al Manager, y a los jugadores
que componen la novena "Caguas
Stars, por la buena y franca acogi-
da que hicieron nuestra nsgsda. So
lamente deploro tener que decir mi
amigo Guaja, que el, como active Ell
ciente captain de la novena cagiicIa,
despeje de la mente nuestro m1tuo ami
60, Pepes ,t'El Graude', la idea dc
ser gigantic v muralla; Y 81 no Sc
quiere convencer, hagale la historic
del ''gigante y el enano".
Ahora tienen la palabra los dfrecto-
res de la liga yale, pues los mucha
chos del ssCatalo,' estan dispuestos a
medir sus fuerzas con los de WALL
STREET" de 'Caguas.
Para poner fin esta resefia, con-
tinuaci6n copiar6 la ''score'': a
a favor del Cataiio.
JECEPA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
1NFoRMAc1oN MARTINA

Ell vapor holandes IRENE" lego
anteayer este puerto procedente de
Amsterdam con carga general, habiendo
salido ell mismo dia para Sanchez, Puer-
to Plata, Haiti, Kingason Y Santiago de
Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
Ell DESNUDO EN- Ell
tARTE

Con motivo de la pr6xi-
ma exhibition de Ia fsmosa
pelicula titulada sLUJU-
RIA" EN- el teatro "AMERI-
CA, preguntanse numero-
sisimas personals 81 tiene
no razon de ser ell desnudo
en- el artes asunto que, Sc
gun saben los lectores, ha
sido dis -utido hace mucho
tieTnpo.
Y, ,sque tiene que yer "Lu-
JURIA' con eaa question?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07

anoche al salir de un cine:
~ Els vredad que la Lulu
ria es Ell pecado mayor de to-
dos?
No murmures, hija, que
pueden oirte.
Pero, 1es un pecado muy
gordo 0 no? lPor que me
10 ocultas?
-Vete al AMERICA,
donde estrenaran "LUJU-
RIA", esa preciosa pelicula,
y va sabras 10 que es, el Jue-
YES IL, Vierhes 13 en- el VIC
TORY GARDEN v Martes
178en el IMPERIAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
9 ComproNUXIFIERRO

10000 matas SemiIIa tabaoo
que proceda de senniIIeros cue
esten bien asoIeados. Los que
tengan ell artfcuIo pueden diri-
girse al P. O. Box 1902, Areci-
bo, p. r., O a A. chaves del Va
lie en- Isabella, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
Martes II en- ell IMPERIAL?
r. 11ox..ko

Martes II en- ell IMPERIAL?
-Asf, clarito.
De manera, Lulu, que
til no formas parte del CRU
po de hipocritas que Sc me-
ten a censurar 10 que no CO.
nocen?
Me basta Y sobra ell tes-
tinnonio de mi papa; v mi
papa acaba de yer "LUJU-
RIA" en- Paris Y dice que es
un prodigio.
Ell PECADO MAYOR DE
LOS SIETE.
Dialogo cogido al vuelO,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
les PEcADo eLUJURIA1?

He aqui 10 que tratan de
averiguar numerosisimas per-
sonas. lEs pecado "LUJUA
RIA"?
Y ia Sc sabe que @LUJU-
RIA" ademas de 10 que su
nombre expresa, es una pre-
ciosa pelfcula que exhibira
ell teatro AMERICA el Jue-
YES 12; VICTORY GAR
DEN, Viernes 10: v Mlrtes
IL en- el IMPERIAL.
Pero, en- resumeng: 5Ssra
pecado o no2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
"a se averiguara cuando

va Sc averiguara cuanuo
Sc exhiba .ese marayilloso
film" en- el I teatro AME-
RIGA" ell Jueves IL; ,Viernes
13 en- el VICTORY GAR
DEN, v Martess17 en- 81 I'M
PERIAL,
UN PRODIGIO EN- SAN
JUAN
Dialogo entire novios:
Dime, Lulu, ;iras yer
LUJURIA, cuandc la exhi-
ban en- el teatro AMERICA
el Jueves IL, Viernes 13 en-
el VICTORY GARDEN v el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07

Podoo no econsttuyn compuo de protoxaato de hro he
moglobina Y magnficos ngredenes
irriab ~ i +.
Anemi Debdad Fic6 Ia
Dyspepsia At6nca.
ENRIQUECE puica sangre Fuerzas POtenca yadada
de an1bos de todas las edades.
boicas Prueb0
Acuerdese nombre
Y s.
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LIE gtista usted reirse un ra- ALLROoM Boys fese
por noche? pues lei cine las exhba pues e
YER en- cine conedas exibe mejor proealos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06
era Ban S5ppf, ". Eaf.

Weo BET famine icg ieroer Setaiine
frr Slaoet, rtaa jog iise ian mango Eat
ipr alt BET sobe 2aieitof bet i~nsebolocr.
"gfeleumabcu" er inrr, ia, n1ften iaa
piorfom Tom Ola n9 ban yer. Sc aas
rcrnc CT life rGbbe for at arbei6e, efters
INN Def fer ITO til, ba be ifuIhe / 5ops
pen paa @iuontsIen.
@i 8armere bar insen @runb til at
Lolbe benz for Har, tbi bar st life 'elp
graoct | Sorben berube III | fernten Gnr
ca Iibt iii? er pt ionuleu pda Sops
pcn? Hei, Oh, pi fer life 5oppeu ests
gang.
Ii Sarn1ere bar plstet % pIsiet, iaa
vi er | Sfplb, iaa bet tar MI en- COB Ips
>Iing at bctale 8enter, men BET er lite bet
t0rite, men DC pil babe en- fattig Stat'
tel til at ta9e uo 2issasiuranre, iaa be
iaar, bpaS ban IfpIper, efter ban er bsb.
Haar ri fer ian inberlis bel bporleoes
Ii bIir be6anolet, burbe pt bel lutte ar
arbeibe "2epinsen" | benz. Gao os able
nef Spcbe, bare moi iii at male pdl
&~afietbGrnen, og iaa retie liot Yoteter
"a Wreuiaser. 5rpr oere life, pi flnee
lcpe Itseiaa eoot ba?. -, pioieIigen.
Sab os bare ioris9e, iaa iaar ri ie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

Ell GARNER resnst for ct RenueTe M
nler.
90 iaa iuat,ebe pi ~iarnmsu ONT. bpaS
II tfiloe giere neb Soften, ON pi
ltliloe 'liitte rleo ben eler ies lutte meh
Sobntfen, for BET er belle min 9apttoI,
Ia teg n SaIer! Seq iao I9nge %
Sentet paa Spar. SEQ pioitc. bbao bun
otloe Itse. "3ei Soften" tan hi life
lutte meb", ia bun; "fauife ban Sans
to eluus BONNER rinSt % beler uo Sos
bot eler noe til 6arnerne iaar", ia
him. ga, Oct u,aa bel noesn ia iis al
laan't noeet", ia iee. 90 iaa iIuttsr
leg meb Sobotien, men Def ntaa bore
at lhnoe imoS Hatltren. mente iee. Ieu
bun trpobe, bet ar Iieeiaa flor SpnS at
lutte nteb Slaoet. gel, iaa iatter ies
Creme ittpe", ia iee, "os itaar Gait %
Brat meo Dig os Soften, % iaa
bttsIa ie8 OBJ Sin,'e % iprGnstisrte til
Spen Iaa msie iom Hentmer os Ssi
tinoe boloe % lit ienpt ino TO 9aIer.
iaa "Soiten" bIep "iepeb" oenne Gang
Gil.
Seq ItuIbe Ia en- Sbrefar til @aaren.
SEQ unoreS, ON iee funbe faa ban Cars?
Snts 8ebattsren Times, bette er p9rf
Slarf'pcrta, fdn fisr bet / 8laeet, oe
bpis lite iaa pil jss snite "1piten"s
TerIonaIe ogSGiere en- sIroeIie Sui oe
9oot sptaar aQisereI.
4ils Ss9ietb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

get NIT % life mcsen Semrertns. Set
rur eneeI. Spm reiite herifru tiior, meir
Sc tum ieten; be fanbt tngcu Sing be-
hre onbetitebs heller. @t bar life bapt
roget @iftermaaI | Dor Riate taar. iaas
bibt lea pcs. men Ut bnr baet ct Seess
faIb, iset esn al sert 2amscn eees
ibsif al 9unsebehrribelit.
Sep fer RIuect. at Sr Riiitprrina,
,psr Tor aIIe bisib Qurtnf' mafcrne cr
benfie, % bpor 9atteren fra Serifc c.
benne2 ga. 8atteren ira Scrifo peb
iep life, blot brn er bIct al men Gans
Sefaeeiteecrne CT moi tIibe. See Sriper
ioa imnat oe fulfer | BET 6nanopcrt leIb
iuunmctiser. Spis 8nitbGrtnsen itnIbt
"bapue" % fontnte paa Ntsic CRATER,
iaa ie bprtpn1, Hal bu foa ct Srattemeut
af NTH Ganbctaeehinit, % tanife oet
funee bare en- Saar atpoo 8uifetanua
OH.
SEQ I'll od haabe, at otsie Sinner bill
fomme | SIaoet os life ! 2ltrpeu % bill
ba | ben Srp ienSe ale ticnbtc en- peus
le SiIisu % ct Euiie ON ct spbt Npts
aar! G9r iiGr billet berc / llnoeripuoS
Log @elican 8apibs 90 8otbiab, @tinne.
iptd fra mig.
NartiH g. Saetre.