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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06

Gyileseit tartia minden h6nap els5 va.
sSrnapjSn - 124 East Federal Strseten
lev6 saiat helyis6geben.
Elnok Gagyi james, aleln0k Deak Pal,
titkar Geressy Sandor, penztarnok Brogai
Ignac, haznagy Molnar Lajos, ellen6r0k
Liszkay Gabor es Nemknyi Mikes.
Az egylet celia . magyar tarssdalmi 6iat
teilesztase, tagjainak sz6rakoztatasa 6s Z
magyar nyelv fejlesztese IS meg6T&sa. Tart
n6pies fsaslvasasekat Is tsrvbe van vSve
sngol iskola nyitasa is. AZ egylet helyis6ge
nyitva minden este tagok rsszerc. K0nyv-
taShsszn&lst es egySb sz6rakos&sok SilsDsk
. tagek rsndelkez6sere.
Tagsigi dij fsrfisknsk $4.oe f6l6vsskint.
uSk tagsasi aiia ss.ao f6l6se~hsnS -
BedIlasi dii ferfiaknak $500. n6knck $1.oo,
ss q rendes feievi tags&si dH.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
EI.ADo

6 szobas haz Poland avenuen, a csa-
syar bejaratahoz kozel. villamos vil&-
gitas. Vjonnan papirozva (tap6tazva)
Is festive. z-ftit6kesziilek. FiirdS-
szoba 6s minden egy6b modern bercn-
dez6s. Ara $4250, Iefizetsre is megve.
hstG. K6sss meg sst an iaAgatiant. mi
el6tt eAAdjuk. Chm: Aaclph Kesslsr
422-25 Dollar Bank pldg. Bell, Main
800, Auto. 6484.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06

/, Einok Kis, Asndras. alelnok d. varga ia
nos, titkar Menyhert Jancs t61o Msbel STD
peassarnoR ,Geressy sandss, p6nztari cher
Or Olah Gyirgyne. Bizalmi ferfiak: Moinar
Istvan Steeltonban ID. Vargas Janos Brier
Hiffen, Szskacs Lajes Ssuth Sitieon, Kolozs
vari Jdzsef Edgewood st.-en, a-ss szam.
vizsgal6 bixottsag: Mecsei Andras Seb6k
Gabor, Kun James, z&szfdsiv6k: Riez Janos
Is Dsnk6 Istvan nagybizottsagi tagok: Lo-
vas Lajos es Varga Janos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
AZ East YOUNHSTOwM /. PHf6Fr
SAADoR MAGYAR DzxHGsHe&h3aX
E0YIE7

6ylMseit tartia = Grew hsllban miaaen h6
negysdn ssssrnapi6a d$tstAn q 6rakor.
EIask Hrvsth Rafsat sleln6k HoxvSsn
Jozsef, titkar Torch J6ssef, 152 Madisen st
kihez az esyletet srdeki6 leveEek kildend6h,
psnzssrsea Keieiaen Gyofsy, jegyzs Kssrlsr
Ferenc, peastari eRsnsr SdgAy Isnsc, bs-
teglatogat6 10th Lajes, Tamss Istsan. sjto6r
EVekasi Mihaly, zaszIstsrtSk Cssh MfhxIy es
Horvath Janos, bizottsagi tAgak: NAsy r.
mac, Bacz Mihaly., Cseh Aih5ly trusteek:
KISS Mikf6s, 10th Laiss. ,.s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
ELFOGTAK ECY GARAZDAL.
KoD0 CIGANYBANDAT

Kitiin6 fogast csinalt a debre,
rablogyilkossagot, bet9rest. les 10.
past elkovetett mintegN SO tag
boil all6 ciganybandat tetts artal-
matlaAna. A kitin6en megszer-
vezett banda, negy megyeben, sdt
olah megszallott teruleten is ga
razdalkodott.
As-banda fSvezere danosi rab-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
E. YOUNGSTOWN. o
vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET se,.fx
FI0KJA, EAST yoUNasfowN. o.

Aiakult 1919 sseptember Len.
Gyulsseit tartja minden h6nap 2-ik vaskrnsp-
jan Grow hallban. P. o. Box 726.
Enok Fod6 Istvan, aleln0k Csch MihAIy.
penztarnok Keszler Ferenc, titk&r Kelenaen
tGyorgy. Box 23, East Youngstown o., XII
hez "a egyletet Srdekl6 levelek klldentf6k.
Jegyzo Pull Jozsef, harmas bizottsag: Les
nyanszky Istvan, Majoros Istvan, Kulcsar
Mihaly, beteglatogat6k Gonczi JOSEF, TStA
Gy6rgy, aito6r Assstan Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06

~ Kst butoroxatlan xzoba kiilon
feliarattal, ~ nyari sleeping
porccsal kiado. Macy dMpla ga
razs. Street car kozvetlen k6-
zeiSben, &c. car fare. Bovebb in
form&ci6t ad: s. Pekarcsik, az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap nyom
dajaban. Mindket telefon. La
kas telefon: Auto. 1856.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
ELADo

6 szobas, modern berendezesu haz, a
South Side Park mellett, Is percnyire
Public Square -t6l. Ez haz harom
svvel ezel6tt lett epitve nagy telken.
Ara $3.50. Reszletfizetesre is megve-
het0. Forduljon ere cimre: Adolph
Kessler, 1925 Dollar Bank Building.
Bel, Main 300, Auto. 6464.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
HAz EIAD6

A haz 8 szobas, a telek nagy-
saga 40x147, van tyuk6l, villa
mos vhagitas, viz, pince. A haz
cine: IL Monroe ST., East
Youngstown Az fnf ci,hela: s
Grant st.,{iStruthers, o. James
Sappio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06

Ket szoba villany vilagitassal,
gaz, ftird6, pincye, padlas. Igcn
alkalmas fatal hazasoknak. Csak
ot cent a villanyos. A rent IA
dollar @
Gin: 2o21 SOUTH AVENUE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
ELAD0 HAZ

igen olcson a 1884 Manhatten
avenuen. Of szoba, konyha, stb.
Barmikor j0het megnszni.. Mrs.
Majzik, tulajdonos. Eladd
BoRBELY ttZI.ET a 1854 salt
Spring roadon telekkel egyiitt,
igen olcson. Erdeklodjon Oft,
Mindket vetel htiino es olcso,
J0jj0n azonnaI.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
KERESTETIK

egy jo magyar hny vagy asszony
h&zimunkara. Jo fizetes Is Htu-
to hely. Esetleg hazamehet min
den este. Gin: AS Willis ave
Telefon: Auto. 1885.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-06
EIAD0

Ket telek q Manhattan Avenuen.
Reformation; Auto. 664o, Bell, Fed. sss
MR.. SEABORN !,
2o6-7 DOLLAR Rank EPttLEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
SENATE PLANS
BONUS CHANGE
May Eliminate Cash Fea-
ture of Bill
BY CARL ID. GROAT

WASHINGTON. March So
now will 10 made in tho senate to
eliminate completely the cash bonus
feature Of tho soldier bonus bin az
passed by tho house. Senator smoot
Utah. said today. after a conference
with President Harding.
Tho house approved irving the
cash bonus only TO men whose total
adjusted compensation did not exceed
$50.
Instead. Smoot said he favored a
paid up 7o-ycar endowment insur-
ance policy with loan value and a
sales tar TO raise the necessary
funds
The American Legion ir bringing
PRESSURE on the senate finance com
mittee for early bonus action.
AS result, Il Developed today that
practical assursnccs have been given
that the committec viii report the
measure out in another fortnight
or so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
MRS. LANDES TO
Get B0B'S Vote
Hesketh Urges Friends to
Support Woman

Robert II. Iieskcth. president OF
city council. VII vote for and urge
his friends 20 support Mr.. TAndes
for election 10 the city council. he
told Tho Star today.
Heaketh said. .
Il am taking quite an interest In
IN. campaign. and among other
thinKs shall do All can 10 elect Mrs.
t1sndca 20 ths city council.
III has tr-n my prtviier. 10 eft
with Mrs. fAndes on different com
nitteea and have had occasion 20
notice her good work she " always
on Tire Job At the fall of the Fayel.
sincere. vrnsihie and conscientious In
ell her suxxrstiona Sh. II mother.
~ lady. who In my estimation. would
not only Adj prestige 20 IN. council.
hot represent ths peop- OF cur city
In \ ievoi-h~adesi conservative man
ner. I arm for Mrs fana~n."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

STOCKINGS (seconds),
mercerized Isle, with hemmed tops and
seamless feet. In shades of gray and
cordovan. Sizes Sis to 10, pair, 25f.
-woMEN'S VESTS, fine ribbed cot
ton, low crocheted necks. In white.
Sizes 40 to a., 8 for soc; pair. lie.
MOMENTS UNION SUITS, fine rib
bed Isle thread, band top, cuff knee
Sizes 46 to so. white; each, zoe.
BOYS SLTP-ON RUFF NECK
WOOL SWEATERS in combinations OF
black and orange and black and maroon
Sizes &c to "a; each, $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

ing tosz. for we'd been off on little
c-lebration Of our own. Now maybe
you don't know Marian. Well. she's
a little giri with dark hair. and she's
a pal OF nlinn. And that's all I'm
going 10 tell about her. because
Marian is modest and sort af shy.
Besides. abe ISN'T going 10 run for
office.
We'd come down the bin At Jus
about $50 O'Clock. In tho distance
the lights OF christennen's haii shone
out In the night. Strains Of pep
inspiring melodies issued family from
within. Numerous peopie--scfns In
couples. nofn. In groups. approached
the entrance % the lighted building.
said 10 Marian. Tive got to
30 up 10 that place before I've
finished thos. dancinr rtuuta Sup
posing that ". Just went Up nov
and looked In You know. wc
wouldn't stny. Wed tust look In
and see what IT'S like
SO Marian and l. In our ruff.
neck swrater-. cur ptalt@d skirts
and cur hiking boots. Joined the
groups OF patcnt-Irathrr pumrcd.
slik dr-rscd. marc~Ilod. fluffy haired
ladies' and the equally powdered and
polished gentlemen at the entrance.
and found our way to the hall
above.
We INTENDED tust 70 Took m
SO after oss-rvinx the nvepi
orchestra on the stnE~. hearing lta
teasing strains. and watching just
moment the women and Eiris
cm-rr. from the dressing room.
with their noses all BEAUTIFULLY
powdered and their hair siickcd
down just 30. we headed fer the
stairs. intending 70 cncap..
But someone called to us
Where tor spoke n voice from
among a group who rathcr-t near
hat closest end Of IA. haii. And
looking about We observed ono q.
r. Triton. floor manager at Mime
watha club dancea-
And don't know how n hap
pened. but somehow. moment
later. when passing In front of a
wall mirror In the ballroom I saw
the auecrcat looking coupi. I'd
ever had occasion to observe a,
anything other than n masquerade.
The man wac Tilton. tall. slender.
dignified. dress-suited floor manager
cf the Mlnnewatha club dances. Ills
bow tic WIS just no. His dress
suit was Just 10. HIS feet wcr.
adorned with pair Of patent
leather dancing pumps.
But tn, partner with whom he
danced was not quite 30 tall, wnnnr
quite 70 slender. wasn't quite so dig.
nlfied- Shs wore rough. neck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

TIE COLLECTED NAN

Fretn Londpn oplaten
The big business man IN some nov.
els is tsrrible mixture Of harcnes-s
and alertncsa He reminds one OF
the man who came down one morn.
ing for breakfAs; and found his vito
missing
Hannah be ehosrt~d- .-Tfxnnah-
No reply. so he went up srain TO
look for her. He discovered her IN
the upper haii. She had fallen down
a flight OF stairs. and lay uncon-
scious at the bottom
Then the mans mixture Of hard.
ness and alertne-s made Itself evil
dent Quick as Cash he leaned over
the banisfcr and yelled:
Cook. cook. only boil one egg shis
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
COMBINATION OF
CHRISTENING AND
BOTTLE 100 MUCH

Many a home has been wrecked
by a bottle and occasionally one
by christening. The conbina,
ton wa4 altogether too much for
thu new home Of tho Phi Delta
Theta fraternity at Washington
stats College. Pullman. Wash.
Tho recently completed house
was 10 b. ehrisfennd with appro
pirate ceremony By a pretty
young woman. When hhe cast
the bottle. drck~f with ribbon. at
tho dwelling. her aim erred and
instead OF going against tho
bricks u crashed thru a large
plato glass window. As The evi.
dcnce was completely destroyed
II has been impossible 20 deter.
mine what was IN the bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Bolo Club Chooses
Campaign Manager

Arthur Anderson. former news-
paper man and charter urrrnier OF
Rainier Noble Post No. I. WINS
placed IN charge OF the Boio club
campaign headquarters for the cleo.
ton Of MAJ. T. J. Cunningham as
mayor. Al T Drake and Mrs. Henry
Lander for III. city council. and be.
gan active work "Wednesday with
tho assistance OF n number Of vet.
cran volunteer workers.
This advisory committee directing
the campaign In made M OF the fol.
lowing members Of tho executive
committee Of the Boio club:
Stephen y. Chadwick. Charles IT.
Paul. Bert c. Ross. ]. NJ. wIlmot.
George KAHN. jackson Siihaugh, w.
II. Brinton. George Bundy. w. III.
Nelson. Ralph Douglas. w. A..
BIackwood and Thomas c. Ham.
mond-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Clothing and Stocking Bargains

--CHILDREN'S KNITTED WAISTS,
reinforced with straps and buttons.
Sizes 2 to II years, each, Use.
--CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS, fine nib
bed, mercerized cotton. In white and
cordovan- MERCERIZED SOCKS in
shades of blue, tan, maize and rose,
with contrasting mixtures. Sizes to
9la, pair, zoe.
MEMS UNION SUITS, fine ribbed
cotton. spring weight, short sleeves.
In ecru. Sizes "a to 46, each, S5c.
MEMS SHIRTS, striped percale with
collars attached and buttoned soft cuff.
Sizes l4ls to II; each, 95c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Woman Sent to
Insane Asylum

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 80
Overriding the pleas Of her attor-
noys. Judge II. +. Humphrey in
criminal district court yesterday or
dcrcd Mrs. Mathilda Levec, who shot
and killed her husband. Los An
Eeles attorney. on the street here last
year. committed to the criminal ward
OF the hospital for the insane at
Jackson. Ia
The commitment ordered that Mrs.
Levcc DO kept In custody and treat
cd until she Is returned to sanity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Plan Demonstration
of Telechronometer

Mayors OF the leading cities OF
Washington and state officials have
been invited 20 attend an II o'clock
demonstration OF tho pay for what
you use" system OF telephone serv-
ice at the office Of the Puget Sound
Telephone Co. In Everett Saturday.
The demonstration will have to do
with the instr1mentality of the tcle.
thermometer. said TO effect more
economical telephone service. The
visitors VIII be the guests OF tho tele-
phone company at noon luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Declaring that 'th- bert friend Sc.
attic could have today would be a
leader who would set n~w Industries
and Investments here. and put our
10. 900 jobira- TO work Alfred II
Lundin attacked the scent car fare
plan before the Young Mems Repsb
ncsn club Mt noon Thursday.
Tho Erickson plan diHr~rnrds
Job. to push along one mans hobby
OF 'someons else pay my fare he
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
By Wanda Won Kcttler

And IL came 90 pass that on tho
fifth dancing expedition tho fair part
ncr was left out OF the party. Not
Intentionally. OF course. II just hap
pencd.
IL waa like this; We'd been dane
ing four nlghta In succession. skip
ping Sunday. on our mission 20 oh.
serve and 90 minglo with the dear
public who under the night lights
turns It's thoughts and ita toes 10 the
modern dance.
We decided that on this particular
night we'd be different We wouldn't
80 TO a dance. SO the fair partner
was granted one blisxful tS.hour va
cation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
In Logger Boots in
Palace of Dancing

'"stT~ r~ss4 WEttF8 ~ @@- w. n'eNf''f
sweater. a plated skirt and n pair of
loggcrs' boots And she wasn't Mar
iAn-becauno 1 looked around and
saw Marian talking. as II she'd
found an old friend 10 lady In n
dark dress. with nhimmcry npangies.
who stood near tho entrance OF the
hall.
At the end OF the dance. when Mr.
Tilton had rcadlunted the bowue aud
I had drawn hack the logEors care.
fully from the patent leathcra. met
that lady-Mrs. Peter Dettingcr. one
OF tho organizers OF tho Minnowatha
Dancing club. back In 1909.
And while Marian. during the NEXT
trot. demonstrated to Mr., Tliton that
loggera" are Just az good dane.
Ing pumps na any other leather
footwear. Mrs. BettinEcr surveyed
ths hall and spoke about the club and
the dancers to me.
We've more than 500 dancing
here tonight" she commended. N the
couples whiried past Us. 900 boys
and girls. and men and women. Fun.
ny. but whom We started this orEsni.
nation. IL was entirely young peo-
Piles club. We mothers and dads or
granixed IL, just because we felt com
Portable about knowing where our
boys and girls had their good times
and where they danced. Sometime.
we'd just come 20 look on. Then
gradually We began buying dancing
pumps for ourselves now. well.
sc all dance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
I'LL SEATTLE
IN DANCING

on the floor the majority OF dane
RS. OF course. we're young. But the
ray haired gentleman who bodied
long. and counted his steps ms hs
vent. was not lacking even here. Tho
middle aged men and women dancing
lghsiy were many. Again tho proof
hat all Seattle I. dancing today
Tho orchestra meanwhile had
eeslaod. and Marian with hof partner
lad drifted back 10 the aide lines. A
0ew melody was begun. and the an.
nouncvurnt made from the stage.
"A moonlight waltz" And Mrs. iset.
unEcr enanared two innocent ,ounE
men and think told them they had
10 dance with us or ioao tholr mem.
bership In the club or something like
that
Logger hooss and . nconiigh,
Naltx.
But Marion and did no; mind.
and did not bother 70 ark the F~ntie-
men what they thought about IL
II was az the ciose Of that dane,
that ! came to the conclusion that
ufs Ia an awful complicated nssA
A li,tls Eiri in . ruffiy bice silk
drrssa stood beside me. while Marian
on the other aide atlil Discussed the
weather with Ter watt partner. Tho
little Girl locked around at me sort
OF friendly. no | griunsd- WJereupon
abe commented. sort Of sadly.
Haven't some men got uss biggest
fccts'
A moment Or two latter told
Marian about ~ Ard just a. I said
'-hlKEent feet" tho young mar with
whom ! had recently completed the
''mooniiwht- Hsrolled by. He booked
peculiar and I felt peculiar. Life las
an awful complicated mesa
After that. Marian and I Old md
the stairway. and snpfrd out into
the street And nobody whom We
passed even no much A. suspected
that we'd h~~n urstair. IN the light.
81 hall dancing with Tropie In dress
quits.
To Be Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Cnndsef raxatiw~ WATERS
MOVIES

rv~ infants. children or Adults; sc Al
all drug stores. or cent. p. D. by joy
ner Drug Co. Spokana. --Advertise
m~nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
"Cascarets" l0c
For Headache.
Liver, Bowels

Ne gripping - fneouventenos fol
lows q thorvugn liver and bowel
cieanang with cascar-tA Sick bead
sche, bifiouxness eases. Indigestion.
sour. upset stomach. and all such
distress gone by morning. Siccst
physie on earth for grown-ups and
children. ioc q box Taste ike
dy.---AdyertisernenG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Every week IN London IL b esti.
mated that articles 70 the value Of
$1,000. 900 are pawncd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
81 SHE WENT
WITH MARIAN

hut Il also happened. after an. that
I DID so 60 n dance-at christen-
sens hall. where the Minnowatha
club was holding Tia weekly eelcbra-
ton. We'd come down the hin thai
aNnr IN 3 Marlan ana In orr hIls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

n n tust Is years sfnce wireless.
biography was discovered BY Mar.
conf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Lake Victoria. in Africa r. ono Of
tho largest bodies OF fresh water In
tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Public service corporations OF tho
United states require new capital
OF $50. 0o0. 900. 600 annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

HARRY A. FRANCK. author OF
many travel books. win speak at
the College club Friday at 1915 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Triple crown OF the pope typifies
his thrcefold office as teacher. law
giver and Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Boy Scout Shoes $500 to $2.35

Sturdy comfortable Shoes for the growing Oak leather sos and
Sizes 21s 5s Sass
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
Stats buoset

Sra @aibinqton mebocle$, at gllb.
cctbureallct bar bcgprbt paa lloar,
tcibclien al inc Spcrilaq opcr Hegic-
ringenS llogiiter / 6iifaIaaret 1923
PA o. mCo set Waal for Die at be-
crGnic oiSie til sc beregreoe Snbt9g.
ter for oct gar, ncmlig $3,t9S, 0O0,,
600.
NTiten oQe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rrentcr % commissioner bar aQereoc
inoicnbt tine inoipioueIe Socrilag
Tor nGite Nar, iao guo1etbureol,etS
Gbef ubtaler ben Wening, at ct &c.
t%olierct ll6faIt fan forelpaaes IrP.
liberten ON ct Tar WaaneoerS Sib.
eu ipeciel commission me6 9lto.
Netbireftercn, @cneral 9or6 iom Sor.
u;anb, er ncbiat al @ureallct iorat
granite DC at DC iorificQiac 9cparte.
menter % @urcauer u~0arbcioeoe
Sperllaa ooer line reipeftipc ltbaifter
! oct Eiemeb, ON oct ifrlSc finbes
paafrPoet, at beifipre oiSie, men 81.
rtfteren er al Den Mening, at Dub.
Gettet, naar bet iorelGggeS Er9iiScn.
ten, life oil operifribe DC SnbtPatcr,
I'm er ~bere9neoe at bile tilflpoe
Gtatsfasle len | oct n9pnte Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
Vmgle fom Saarl99er.

s ftoit uofomne Nr. at Can't
Sagttioenbe" meIber Ylanter Slien
taa @obiet 9en5on ON to interesian-
te SilfGloe, ban bar iastaset, bpor
ioareoe Siiele bar giort, boao gisres
funbe for at faa en- Sframme belet
paa reJlementeret Bis.
8lantsren beretter ON en- ltrbane,
ifitbt / NGrbeben af StraaIs Ilanta.
&c. On SO Gage for Sl,glen neo.
lasbes, bar ser %iammeifeos ifuot en-
Slot l~lrfugle; benne Sltgl bar 90
iiffert facet It Sagl / Sarien, iont,
efter hpao Elantsren funoe ie, bar
9aaet mellem 9eitet oe Senert bag
paa 2sbet. Silglen bapbe % billet
imaa Sier no biit % Der paa &rop-
ten og itlffet Dem meb Spioien /
Saaret, tiliioit bar oen faaet 9looet
ltanbiet % Iamtioig facet iaa man.
&C Sier %anbragt, at ga 9lpoet itprf.
rebe, par ser oallnet en- centimetertpf
@anoage omfring Saaret. SugIen
bar / 9ob Sooeritanb, 90 ben blep
neolagt.
@aa gen5on bar Sla1toren oeiaa
eli Sang neola9t en- Sneppe, Iom
hapoe ct operifubt Sppleben / ben
enc Ginae; Der fanbtes Iigeleoes
inlaa Sier meo Spioierne it,ffet iito
/ Saarct. @enpiberne bar omtrent
eroebe iammen, iaa Sitelen funoe
flDpe % bar Selbreoelie n9r, bog bar
henne mayer % bar altiaa libt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-22
8 Din. Ser. for tte9ct.

en- fienbt @albor9enier, ser npIia
or penbt biem fra en- Heiie til Otter.
rig % Stalien, bar / Snnsbriicf op.
lcpet ct Tibet @aliito .sgpentpr, ser
tebre END noeet anoet iallitrerer set
@anpib iom HengeforboIoene / Otter,
RIG / Siebliffet maa iiges at bore.
San fom inb | en- 9anf oq snifebe
S~unbrebe banife &roner perlet i'll
eiterriaife &roner, fortpler "Ialb.
Smtst."
SfsIge arrlen ifilI6e ban bapa
100000 siterrisife aroner for line
100 SanIfe.
en- itor Staf itore siterriaife Ben.
reicoler blep lagt op paa 0iifen for
ham, % ban itoppeoe oen / 9ommen
lihen nHrmere @icnnemipn.
Cat os SarpeI!"
Wen netop iom ban ifitlSe til at
forlabe 2ofalet, fom et bIea oa oh.
tibiet Sltnftion9r i%tprtenbe:
"Wein Serr! Wein Serr! Sino.
Ger &c, at hi teller Iensene en- 8ano
cnonu!"
Naturligpis tinob gaIboraenierar
set mcb Sorneielie.
% iaa bite BET iig, OF ban bapoe
iaaet nj Wiaioner for meeetl
ganfen bapbe talt nj Winiouer
eiierrigife 8roner fell!
Der Ter man, bpiIfc ltIcmpcr set
cgiaa fan bare for ct 9anb oa BETS
@%eiolfning, raar Der bliper for man.
|. Eengeiebler / 2anoct. De fan life
t9ae De ipimlenbe GUNNER.