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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
MRS. Maroon SHOT
BYEX-HUSBAND AND
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Husband Held Without Bond,
as Woman's Condition Is
SeriouS-Son Strikes
Father With HatChet

Mrs. NJ. L. McNaron, 10 Canal
street, West End, was shot three
times with an automatic pistol and
seriously wounded at her residence,
yesterday evening at 6:15 o'clock, by
her divorced husband, M. McNaron.
Mrs. McNaron alleges that the shoot
ing grew out of her refusal to testify
in behalf of her husband at his COM
ing trial at Tacoma, Wash, for
alleged authorship of obsence litera-
ture sent through the mails.
Mrs. McNaron was rushed to the
Baptist hospital in the ambulance of
Johns, where it was found by attend
ing physicians that three bullets had
struck her, two of which lodged in
her left leg and one in her thigh. She
was reported resting well late last
night
Held Without Bond
McNaron was arrested by Officers
NJ E. McDuff and w. W. Cobb. and
is being held at the city Jail with
out bond, pending the outcome of the
condition of his former wife. A war
rant charging him with assault with
intent to murder will probably be
sworn out today in the Jefferson
county court of misdemeanors.
An attempt on the life of McNaron
was made by q arley c. Hayden. 203
Broad street, south, brother of the
injured woman, while he was under
arrest at the scene of the shooting,
according TO officer Cobb. Cobb de-
clared that while he was standing in
front of the house with his prisoner.
Hayden appeared with pistol in his
hand. Cobb said that Hayden pointed
the weapon at the breast of McNaron,
whose life was saved by the officer
Wrestling the weapon away from the
grasp of Hayden. Hayden was al
lowed to sign his own bond for un-
| lawfully carrying concealed
weapon.
Struck With Hatchet
McNaron was also injured from
being struck on the head with a
Ratchet by NJ. e. McNaron, his son,
who resided with his mother. Medical
attention vas rendered his wound at
tho city jail, following which he was
placed in confinement.
Mrs. McNaron, in statement made
before Officers Cobb and McDuff, de-
clared that she was sitting on the
front porch of her residence, when
her husband drove up In front of her
residence, accompanied by another
man, who never left the car. She said
that as NIeNaron walked up she no.
ticed small package wrapped with
newspaper in his hand, which he
told her was a lunch. She replied
that the bundle contained a pistol
and that she feared his mission was
ono to kill her.
Began Firing
Following this statement Mrs. Mo
Maroon said that her husband ordered
her into the house. Fearing bodily
harm, Mrs. McNaron said that she
refused to go in the house and that
her husband began firing at her. She
stated that she managed to wrest the
weapon from her husbands hand and
that he began beating her in the face.
At this juncture, Mrs. McNaron
said, her son, NJ. E. McNaron, came
onto the porch and that he struck her
former husband in the face. she did
not know what with, although Nc
Maroon alleges that a Ratchet was
used.
McNaron, when questioned by the
officers In the city Jail, refused to
make any statement whatever.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25

A Great Gift
For, you must remember
Ethel Armes is the woman who has
given to Birmingham one of its fin
est, most priceless possessions-gave
1t at the expense of almost thankless,
difficult and tireless grubbing-the
History of Coal and Iron in Ala
bama"-a book that will be of in
valuable entertainment and service to
this city as long as 1t exists on the
face of the globe.
It's volume which, in deathless
print, will carry the story of the
dreams and aspirations of those who
live today and those who came before
to the Birmingham people of future
ages.
a woman also who has given the
rest of the world a handful OF SPLEEN
did books-that's who Ethel Armes is.
: Both hands out, clasping so tightly
the hands of friends who have loved
her and whom she has cherished for
so many years. she had just this to
exelaim yesterday. eyes aglow
"Oh. it's so good to sec the home
folksl | want of course, always to
meet and know new friends, but my
very own-oh. it's all of those 1 must
see-have hungered SO to greet
again"
Dreams Come True
And thus, in order to make every
tiny bit of the dream come true. just
like a fairy wish. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Armes opened their charming.
coy, colorful bungalow-set where
the breezes along Cliff Road are SO
wondrously fine-and entertained for
her at an informal reception yester-
day afternoon from 4 to 9 o'clock. Mr..
Armes is her brother.
1t would have done your soul good
to see how friends regarded not at
all the 6 o'clock hour. but stayed on,
apologetic, just a bit longer, going
so wistfully at last, because there
were even yet so many things to
say-and 1t took SO long-and was
never done!
These days. while Miss Armes is
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25

no longer here, this child of the
Magic City keeps on doing real
things. Just now she is with the
Sulgrave commission.
That organization, so broad in its
program, has for It's aim the foster
ing of friendship between this country
and Great Britain, in fact, kindness
and trust between all English speak
ing peoples. And it is maintaining
for all time, for the joy of Americans
and for sightseers and historians, the
ancestral home, on the other side of
the sea. of the great George Wash
ington.
Many Friends
great number of friends called
throughout the reception hours-and
today merriment will continue when
Mr.. and Mrs. Armes viii also be hosts
at dinner at the Tutwiler hotel,
entertaining for the distinguished
author and Mrs. William e. Fort.
Mrs, Leonard T. Beeeher, George
Ward and number of others.
This afternoon Miss Armes will he
an honored guest also at the meet
ing of the Axis club, where women of
the city are to put up money for the
establishment of a real woman's club
such as the larger cities of the
United States enjoy.
Here she will see again sever al
hundred acquaintance and frienda--
and during the day. she will visit the
newspapers which have given her
urgent invitations to come down.
that the writing staffs might clasp
her hand again.
Miss Armes gave up a special trip
throughout the west with the Sui
grave commission, to come to Blr-
mingham. but can be here only a
short unexpectedly leaving wednes-
day. In her party, which passed
through Birmingham last week, were
galaxy of British noblemen and
notables, their wives and other dis
tinguished persons who also came to
America for the purpose OF present.
Ing to this country in the name of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
HARD SLEEPER is
TOUCHED FOR $175

Hard sleeping cost, X. H. wehby
oil Eleventh street. south, s175 some
time during Saturday night, septem-
Der 16. according to q report made
to police headquarters yesterday
morning. wehby declared to investi-
eating officers that he was using bis
trousers, containing the money. az
q pillow, and that some one lifted his
head and moved the garments from
under him without his knowing 1t
Wehhy delayed reporting the rob-
berry, he being of the opinion that he
could manipulate catching the willy
burglar himself
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25

the Sanders woman was standing at
the lunch counter talking to Lon
Brown. husband of the woman that
used the knife with fatal effects,
when the Brown woman rushed at
her without a word and plunged the
knife into the breast of the other
woman.
Deputy Sheriff Brent saw the
tragedy, but was powerless to pre-
vent 1t, as there was no quarrel be-
tween the two women He caught the
Brown woman as she attempted to
run from the scene and later lodged
her in the county jail. She will be
given a hearing before Judge II. B.
Abernethy in the next few days.
The body of the dead woman was
turned over to the Bell Undertaking
company. Coroner Russum will con-
tinue the investigation tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
PROGRAM OF w. |. A. G.

Radiophone broadcasting station of
the Matthews Electric Supply COM
pany, located at 1928 First ave-
nue., Birmingham.
Concert given By local artists and
arranged by Mrs. A. c. Wade. Be-
ginning at p. m, standard central
time. Tuesday, September 2e.
/. Opening announcements and
tuning in.
2. Baseball results and special
sporting events.
"Tales of Hoffman," Mrs. w. D. Fon-
Newman.
4. Reading. Naming the Children"
Mrs. H. 3. Whiteside.
S. Whisting solo, Beautiful
Roses" Mrs. Walter Going, accom-
panied by Miss Mercedes Hamilton.
8. Piano solo, ITO a Wild Rose"
Mrs. Robert Newman, By request.
Z. Male quartet, within the Gar
den," Msssrs. Frank Atkins. Charles
Hurst. r. B. Sims and B. c. Cowart.
accompanied by Mrs. Robert New
man,
9. Six minute talk. Manufacturing
of Foundry Products" Mr.. W. H
Stockham, president of the Stockham
Pipe and Fitting company. (This
number arranged through the cour-
tesy of the Birmingham Chamber Of
Commerce.)
.. Soprano solo, "Daddy's Sweet
heart" Mrs. w. d. Fonville. accom-
panied by Mrs. Robert Newman.
10. Reading. Phenomenon" MrA
n. B. Whiteside.
IL. whistling solo. MY Little Per-
sian Rose" Mrs. Walter Going. ac-
companied By Miss Mercedes Hamil-
ton.
IL. Piano solo, ITO the Sea-" Mrs.
Robert Newman.
10. Male quartet, Crossing the
Bar" Messrs. Atkins, Hurst Sims and
Cowart, accompanied by Mrs. Robert
Newman.
IA. Final announcements and sign
Ing off.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
LAYING TELEPHONE CABLE

DemopoIis. September 24.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The Demopolis Telephone
company Is putting up about 5000
feet of large cable throughout the
town. This cable will extend out
through Glynhurst. and will enable
the residents of that portion of town
to secure much better service than
heretofore. A force OF linemen have
been at work for several weeks, and
It wilr be some time before the work
is completed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
OFF FOR CONVENTION

Selma, September f4-(Special.)--
Judge Ben Craig. secretary of the Tx
change club of this city will leave
Selma this afternoon for Birmingham
and in that city win join the Bir-
mingham Exchangites for the trip to
clubs to be held in Louisville start
ing Monday. Judge Craig said many
entertainments have been planned for
visiting delegates, including side
trips to Monmouth Cave, French Lick
Springs and trips on the Ohio river.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
JEWELRY STORE ROBBED

A large amount OF JeweIry was
obtained by burglars. who ransacked
the Guarantee Jewelry company es-
tablishment. 223 Eighteenth street.
north, some time during Saturday
night. The burglars gained their en-
trance by unlocking the back door of
a cleaning establishment, jointly oc-,
cupying the building with the jew
elry company. and then climbing over
the low partition separating the two
concerns. No arrests have been
made.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25

weumpka, September 24.-(Sre-
sisi. Mr.. q g. Sanford has recent
~ noId out mis- interests in Mont
geometry ard is again actively en-
ragged In business in wetumpka. lie
has resumed charge of the Quality
shop and is associated in business
with Zoe S. Sanford.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
HOME BREW COMPLICATED

William Weems, who resides on the
Trussville road. wa arrested yester-
day afternoon by Deputies Dowis and
billiard, charged with violating the
prohibition law. The officers allegs
they found five dozen bottles of homo
brew In his residence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25
By MIGNON HALL

Charming loveyand loving citys Ethel
Am has come back home for few days just be and play
around in her own back yard!
On Ethel Am could wear even little gngham dress Br
petted the the vastly
guest of the worlds very great for soul care!
ISM that what home means-beng
blessed either,
and THRILL of ride in herI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-25

Monday Morning
Call Main 400" for satisfactory
dyeing and cleaning.
N. &. z......,,. @sp''A-
Shop
Birmingham
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

stoer ert'terer Der iom andre Steber, %
% aoltn9en bIen unber ct normaIt gar
os paa ole Sing iaa laue 9riier, %
Seonefsrtoler % aft anbet, Tom hi
n'aafte tlsbe, forbIeb / bsie 8riier. iaa
De feIte al Sarmerne berumtrina er Iom
He9el tloe itebt. gi er MI ifrrS meo of
pldnte Natieu, men Sorbbunben er ter,
lad ot ma babe iere eobe 8eenbpaer,
oerlom ben Itdl itpbe Bert % naa irem
I'll COB Nblins. Smaasrsnet err tint %
te9ner til at blibe ct R~ibbeIsaar. gi
NOT ON bette.
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"arne" er meeet fiGrfcmne 9ieiter /
bort Siem. Seq for min Sci finbe life
unobGre ct Htnrer af "@eb Grnen" for
alorig bet. 90 ban "grnliot" er en-, iou,
oeo at Itripe ont Npbbaertiben. Sar bar
bGret en- at benz / i'm Sib | 8olt gountb,
Winneiota, % ban iaebe, at ben Ranb
oeo, hoab ban ifrirer ON. Ola 90 Ser
o9 ban Sars fer rb til at bore Gete
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meb Sioen. Sette faar bore NOT for
benre Gang, 90 beriom Yapirfurpen
ltuloe bore fulton % Huge bette greb,
iaa oerfur ineeu iure Riner. Oil lutte
rteo en- penIie Silieu til Rebattsr ps
S1fere. en- 20znarie Sarmereut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
Stort &aaoiaar
gauite belbre0et
"Nm fam ies saa," tiger Irs. Sontb.
colt af 9bnSpnpine.

Scr er after ct Eres, fom eisr mia aIos,"
flyer Qeterfpn al Buffalo est, fout lea bel.
Iere biIoe baoe euo tufenoe Dollars"
"Qerae ct Tile alt I beune @erser. Ser er
r,nneen en- rio Wnno rreo et soot Sierte, fom
otIoe Of alt bob ban eier pdu SoroeU for at
cGre tiiaro I'll Of treu1brtuee ct mdoeeI u1eo
CT MIG beIbrebenoe Strait fom geterfon's DIM.
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pris al 35e for en- flor sgfe.~
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1918 az MRS. Gilbert soutbeott I 2enocn6tIie, q.
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enefte Orb er Sarbbeb.
SEQ beo bet fcret leo faar ~IisnenSe greee
nriter bier Sag fra Soil for bar brust NIT
Ointment for eanrIe Saar, geserno % SRs
morrboiosr. ~
Or BET forurSerIiet at ies er eIaS2
= Weterion Ointment Co., Snc., SuffaIo, q. q.
Sciftrrebe Serre:-
: seq Dor Iist Tr9fieLis af ean,Ie brnense
Saar 90 Ssbfieetaar. Sea bar prsoet rriten
at uben at faa etnorine for smerte. On Sen
fortaIte MTG on, 2eres etounoerIise Ointment
90 ben fsrite sgIfe borttos smerten. fom life
basse torIaSt MTG ! Here slar. efter at lee Blot
babe bruet for mt Dollars al SaIeer er Tea
M oIoeIes iureret % ies fan eaa. sIIoris no,
geritroe bill tee uroo9re SeterfoH's Ointment
Be Tan BRUCE bette ON De snTer til at on.
befaIe 2eres ointment. Seq far life fise moi
for ct rofe ber." 8 Sanobeo, 9eres mrs.
Gilbert soitbeott, 2snbonpiIIe, q. .. 9cft.
orores erpebe.es al 0eterion Ointment Co.,
Sne, Buffalo, q. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

Ssbens Sal (Geatb Waueb), bbor Der
tile ices rpset Iebenbe @eien, unbtaeen
nc ion1me Siber foar ie fore 8osns
l9Siet reo gorar os iom I9benbe BRACES
afiteo at en- R9nsoe DeiIbbr fra 20 %
op I'll 80 at benz ip9nbt for. Ss bess
uoen alt, Tom man faar bsre ON, baabs
fra fern % nar.
vi bar / bet iibite Gar bsrt on Siftos
rtens raaeite % melt sriippn9ftenbs
Deorb. 90 nia ft 10 gnlebnina til al
Re ben raabneite Hepr9ientant, Tom Sas
tan roeeniinbe bar uSienbt / fit 8irte pao
Soroen. @ioere III man bere, at I9rbt
gt9no prspebe paa at faa iuabdnnt
Ntennelter fri fra 2opens Saanb. ga
bette er bel mol at be Sing, iom er lag
bagom os, % bet er bel beoit at the
fremoper neo Saab om ct bebre Gar
mango Seuieenber.
Vet er od at baabe. at "Seeorab.
Soften" os bens mango 99iere maa fac
saa Saano / Saonb oeida | bette ipm
De %ipunbne aar. Siltrobs for be baarbt
Sioer mo iee prspe at finbe ct Rai
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ct Gar, oe berfor bel Sc finbe en- Rouet
Sroer for n9bnte 9eIsb.
9ermeo en- penlia SiIien iii be mango
Genner % 8ienbte i bette itpre 2ann
g. s. Saeobion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

kan tlu bare
tung Vad$0k.
Sar MI last paa iis tulo Ttnb % er
f%nlbitenSis befriet for ilet 5ur.
bbiiie, erfl9rer Manb | Sllinpis.

"SSa, leg fan belt og bolbet iise OF
bore erobret al Sanlac," erflerebe
%. @Sslleronoer, glmburit, ST.,
Salgsmano / Chicago oe Sresn for
GeoDing Sooo 8rooucts Go.
"Sor onttrent ct gar iiben begpnb.
te min appeit at Hoo fell, % leg leo
| Den 8rao al Snbieestion eaer Tet
5orosielie, at mine melt pnbebe 8et-
ter life mere befom mig bel. Seq
bapoe Saarbeb, en- itaoig 8r9nben
for grpitet % blep iao lent opbl9it
al Gas, at ieg p~anIfelig fiinoe ubbol.
be BET. Seq lob oaarlig ON Ratten
% bsrte ofte Welfemanben raile meo
fine SLATER peb bort Siem tiblig ON
Moraener.
"Sanlac bar brogt mig til at leg.
&c paa mig tolp 8lrnb, % Woneorbet
er belt foripunbet. Seq bor iaa me.
gen gner9i o9 Stprfe, at leg ubet
grpbert fan bore meb mig TO titnee
gaoieffe. Seq taser min Sat al for
Sanlac."
Sanlac i9lges al ale sobe apotbe.
fere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
Era BIenuppb, Wiuu.

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linsen for glabet, bill iee ienhe Soften"
noeIe 2inier, ba iee alttb fer 8%orreipons
Dancer fra forifieIlise rinbt ON | 2anbet
os tiQiee fra flere Solb | Morse. Si9ts
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fra Sorbisre Sic / 8biteseib, Selemarfen,
boor iee er fsot % ppnpren, pe bpor iee
bar, til ieg bar ober % Nar, bu iee for>
Iob Roree / 1880. dltiaa for AZ Gar
iiben. Serfor er bet for mig iaa iGrs
beles moriomt at faa l9ie bisie Srepe
fra Sorbiere; TIL bun saar babe bos
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manst ct fieubt Sicm oe tiuiee fra SIeet
% @enner. Siaiee ienber ies Silien til
mine Ssifenbebsrn, Ole grcbalen, 2ars
Souefien, sorbisrn Smelanb meb Sas
Mile, u. 9robe meb flere. s. Gtarps
rub, iom for pleiebe at Iabe bsre fra fig
ON Neir os ginb. bill iee lille ffriue uoeei
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life paatale benz, men Iabe Col % @aar
tase Zig at benz. Saa bill iee n9bne libi
ON benne Bonus, iom Der bar n9ret Tao
meeen Strib pm 90 iom rtu besbnber al
ie Sasens Chs. SEQ bapbe TO at mine
Gutter paa ben anben Sibe af Sapet
en- bar peb Sronten IA Sage, blep itte
%iaaret. Siuiee bapbe iee tire til, iom pu,
"brafteb" % bar ferbie at saa. ba be,
bar fIrt, men naar iaabaune. iom pai
Der borti Striben os leb iaa meset onbt
life Tulbe bore p9rb en- YanfisnneIit
for oft bet fore be siorbe. ba ma b
fore nebe / 8afbiueton. forr arbeibe,
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bbab bisie bar eiort for 2anbet. Sci
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at babe beret n,eb at pi,be Seier, bitrb'
bore Detailing not; men ies ipnes. a
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ma life lepe af bare Sal, men burb.
erboIbe en- riunelie Detailing. Saa no
for BERNIE Gang. gaeb en- SiIien ii
8ebaftsr os SIabets 2eiere.
Ole 8rdnbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

es bill taffe grnliot for forteIiinei I'M
Sonos Slien. GO bep no Ieie ale tire
beferne I'm ban Sonug. Set er ei sob
fortelitne, Den bette IfiIbrina ME beo fens
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eg. Scrteliin9i tartar iraa mango inaas
totslir og tiIii9 % flint ieinare iom elm
breto itrarm roIe9 os itiIt, altfor breio
og rolee 'iirneitab, times ee; men 10 er
Der % foSiar % Itrpf iblanb. Der BET
brit 'om I perite oaarflaumen. Trns
liot Tan lasa i~utriecr % iitliationar iom
er ~ipananbe, BET or piit. Nten alt er tile
forIatcIeg Iif iprr set heo pore Der /
Norooe'ten / nrbnaqiartiSi. Ser ben bore
mango lille iom 3ouas Slien / set nor
lie Imertfd. Mrn aIbri belt ca, at elm
ncrI fsameritaucr / bans fantp for ga TO
ma til rifbom % matt bep bore 10 aobt
ifilora. Ga BET er tie berre Sonas elm
BIZ brl ticnbt rieb, uaar elm leg Trns
liotS fortcIiiue. Ra9na, ben huafinc
tlerin9i hans, % botteri, Sienc Ioric,
prc'ten S~orsbauo, %amerifoneren glibr
@aro pg manse itig franz 10 Hart, at ca
lnncs ca i~ficnrer bei. Set er berrc Sus
'lett, Iom bco aiebe oIs npfo Iifnanbc /
"@enecictns % Sncobus", men Oct er
pad Elm amen inaatc.
grnIiot cr elm erepa Far / fin innes
rrnc panrbrbrab for maoIc. 8ett Tom
bet or ficm Der refanbe meb itrdlmcn
al'Id9S ifrot, ban hep faita rti ap paart
nor'tsan1eritnnife taIcIprof. lin sci Iflils
DC LEILA boti / Nori9, piISe sci ~mdu9eitde
itnd boaaanbe fait. Icn set 'faber ittic
fortcl9iin8i; t%nertinrot. set er ci p%iuniue
for ei fcrtcIiiue, 'om ifaI fibre Oct nor
fe ~foIfcIir Der / IauSet. 90 70 tan set
no soot ocrd Set fame for maaIct Il
lflIb. Set bebr ut IifcpeI, 70 BET er fc
nofo 40 hnrfc pan. Icn ci Tit ifiIbrinq
ap nnbh9aiarIioet, Sen bill ia paranbc
perb.
SprfcI SfteIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
OaIoreS Samtano.

@aIbrts Sambnnbs Stbre bolbt Web,
Il Sprmaro q. R. Sunb6eims Sieu
Wanbae often ben lite Utai. Spruber
Stprets Reblertuter bar en- Sci Gam,
banbs tuteresierebe 9aIbrisier inbbubne
8onriteer for Steoret ben 16be sunni blet
uon9pnt, ~beitaaenbe af fsIeenbe Neb,
lemmer:
| Yublitationstomite: Sormanb u. R
Snnbbeim oe Setret9r u. u. Sal.
Rroeramfomite: U. u. Sau, Ole Sein
Irne Berger.
@uitttomite: @iis Garb 2aior %
Riis Saiib &pob.
SociaItomite: q. u. Sau, Sber ReI.
ion, Grne Berg, Sarrb 2,tnba, Grne Ser:
ger 90 stills Solbeim.
@feftebstomite: 1ers. Gnoreip Sale
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