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The Washington times., 1922-09-21
7ERNNENT PLAZA HOTELS MAY BE TURNED INTO OFFICE.
YAEE!a|!RD!!1 e! !! /! J! D1lSEEIk 50
'ssaaisa'4-9er BILL pRIcEAS&s~
THE LAST POST CARD.

The LAST fOST CAhD'
All summer long our friends sent us
Postal card messages so Thrilling:
"HGpin1 a fine time. Wish yoI
Uere here"
Whi;e at home stoedt zoe tDero
spHHnD.
But there came along one this day
Which t1as surely q hummer: @.
"Weartn0 an opercodt; frost UP
here" -r
Must be the last post cord Of
ALASKA ABE.
Mike-How'd you get that bad
cold?
Pat-SIeepin' In the yard with
the gate open. TOM CULHANE.
GIVING THE CUE.
Young Jordan had Just learned
the result of his final examination,
30 he dispatched a wire to his
anxious parents, which read:
Hymn 254 A. & NJ, verse s, last
two lines"
Turning up the hymn the par
ents read:
Sorrow vanquished. labor ended.
Jordan past"
The Washington times., 1922-09-21
The English language gets my
goat
For com bindtionS queer.
And every time scrutinise 10
become scrutineer.
NOAH WEBSTER.
THE MEATIEST SIGN.
Seen on a window in Queen
street, Toronto:
BERT OXENHAM, BUTCHER.

A local historian tells us that
tOhen the corner stone of the
present Capitol tods laid they
put in seventeen gallons of t0ine.
He read it in several local
histories. We refer the matter
to the Anti-Saloon League and
friend VOlstedd.
The Washington times., 1922-09-21
A. VACATION DELIGHT

The Daily and Sunday Times.
Order II sent to your seashore
or mountain resort-95 cents
q month, $3.50 for three months.
The Washington times., 1922-09-21

contains baseball scores, conn
plete racing entries and results
and other sport world happen.
ings. Get your news a day ahead.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
HUGE CROWD ATTENDS PARTY
Halloween Event Given for Members
of CoIored y. NJ c. a.

BY 9 o'clock Tuesday evening there
were gathered at the hall of the Col
ored Y. NJ. c. "A, 420 Kansas avenues,
more members of the clubs within the
Y and their guests than the hall could
accommodate. All of them were
masked and shrewdIy costumed.
There were Arabs, and cowboys, and
ministers, Columbias, Uncle Sans.
goddesses of Liberty. soldiers, sailors,
witches, gnomes. DEVILS rubes, fat wo-
men, ghosts, goblins, gypsies, hoboeS
and just plain freaks.
GANGS and stunts had been planned
for the evening but it was found i'm
possible, on account of the crowded
condition of the hall. 70 hold any or
ganized festivities. The guests found
plenty to amuse themselves by their
interchange of badinage, and the af-
fair soon developed into a real
mixer"
Later there was a contest to deter
mine the wearer of the best costume,
and the wearer of the worst. Re-
freshmentS had been provided, and
enjoyment.
The three clubs which participated
in the arrangements for the party
were the Boys Brotherhood the Hi-Y
club and the Young Peoples Sunday
Afternoon Forum.
The inadequacy Of the hall was
demonstrated by the fact that the
crowd filled every available inch of
the room, overflowed down the stairs
and into the street. The hall had
been decorated with appropriate trim
mingS for the evening, with an artifi-
cial campfire in the cen.er.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
CBy 8. L. Flora. MeteoroloEIst.l

This was one of the most pleasant
and favorable Octobers in the history
of Topeka, as shown by the detailed
record of the weather bureau. There
were more clear days than have ever
before been recorded at this time of
the year, while an almost uninter-
rupted stretch of Indian summer, that
extended from the 18th to the 2Sth,
inclusive, gave one of the finest brands
of weather that ever obtained in this
locality. On the 9th temperature
reached the highest point ever re-
corded so late in-tlle season.
The mean temperature for the
month was so degrees, which is 3 de-
drees above normal. The highest re-
corded was 90 degrees on the 6th and
the lowest was 50 degrees on the 17th,
neither of which is unusual for an
October extreme. The first killing
frost occurred ,on the 17th-one day
later than usual.
The rainfall totaled 1.69 inches,
which is inch below normal, but ample
for all purposes as the ground was
well soaked when the month began.
There was ~ per cent of the pos
sible amount of sunshine. Twenty
two days of the month were clear,
one partly cloudy, and eight cloudy.
The wind movement was somewhat
less than usual
Wheat sowing was finished early in
the month and the crop came up to
fine stands. Cribbing corn was in full
swing the last week. All pastures
were better than usual and a fourth
crop of alfalfa was secured.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01

New York. Oct 3O-If children
\ can't take their parents seriously,
what are they to do? The story of the
| pot of gold at the fainbow's end
Jimmy and Bessie Marder, of one of
/ our more rural suburbs. Aside from
( its reasonableness, their parents had
told them it was there. So they
started out to find It. 1t took con-
siderable searching to find them and
bring them home again to their dis
tracted parents, who have been try
| ing in vain to explain their rainbow
stories in the light of developments.
There is one indfsputable way in
| which you can tell the old houses
down in our Greenwich and Chelsea
neighborhoods from the recent ones
which have been built to look like
them. The old ones have been re-
finished and the new ones built on
old-time lines, but atone side. of the
front steps, you will find the key to
the riddle of time. It's the mud
Scraperi Every one of the. old homes,
built when there were honest dirt
roads instead of asphalt pavements,
has the mudscraper at the side of the
step, and neither studio windows nor
any other innovation can offset that
inevitable proof of age.
Nora Bayes in The Queen of
Hearts is the same old Nora who
has always taken her audiences to
her heart and made them love her.
She proves once again that the rea-
son she is never initiated is that no
one else can possibly sing a song in
the Bayes fashion. She will undoubt-
edly reign in her rightful role at the
Cohan theater thru a long season.
Thirty-five million dollars was lost
last year thru forgery and check
raising, says the Forgery Prevention
Bureau of this city. OF course, the
forger looks at it from a different
point of view and says that the $685.
100000 was made rather than lost.
The protective instinct is born at
an early age i'll some of our men.
The 4year-Old son of Mrs. Bessie
Bergen, of West Ninety-eighth street,
got onto a crowded Broadway car with
his mother the other day. As she
clung to his hand with one of hers
and to a strap with the other, he
looked around with a troubled air,
then plucked man by the sleeve.
and said in a clear voice, please get
up and give my mamma that seat"
1t worked. Mrs. Bergen and the man
both grew red with embarrassment.
but young chivalry remained undis-
turbed.
Sentimental emotions are decidedly
boring to Ralph Amala.~ Maybe the
fact that he is 10 years old has some
thing to do with that, but he's a
harsh critic. He went to a picture
show the other day, enjoyed the
comedy reel and was getting along
fine until they put on the feature pic
ture, which proved. of course, to be a
love story. Ralph didn't mean to be
unkind, but he just couldn't help it,
and he went sound asleep in the
midst of the romancing. The theater
attendants overlooked him and he
slept on undisturbed until 2:S0 in the
morning. when a passing fire engine
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
Rev. B. NJ. Bridges
Gives Facts in
His Case

1t is doubtful if there has ever been
q, medicine endorsed by so many min
listers of the Gospel as has Tanlac.
Indeed, there is scarcely a faith, creed
CT denomination in all the land in
which one, or more, of the clergymen
has not publicly expressed their in
Idebtedness to the Premier. Preparation
for the benefits they have derived
from its use.
One of the latest to speak out in
this connection is Rev. B. NJ. Bridges.
a widely known and beloved Baptist
preacher, residing at Mooresboro, N.
C., whose statement follows:
''Tanlac has given me a good appe-
tte, toned up my system and re-
newed my strength in such a gratify-
ing way that 1 am glad to recommend
it to anyone who is in a rundown con-
dition- For ten years past I have had
such a severe case of indigestion that
l could not find anything to eat that
agreed with me Finally I became
very nervous and could get but very
little sleep or rest
''It seems that 1 took nearly every
thing trying to get myself right, but
nothing helped me until 1 ran across
Tanlac- Ny nerves are so much bet
ter now that my sleep is sound and
refreshing. 1 enjoy my meals and
have also gained weight. / can say
from experience that Tanlac is a
splendid medicine and tonic, for it has
built me up wonderfully"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gistS-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
CLAY co. BEHIND j. w. HOWE
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor
Has a Good Following.

Clay Center, Kan. Nov. CLAY
county is especially interested in the
state campaign this year because of
the candidacy of J. w. Howe of this
city for lieutenant governor. Howe
will get a big vote in the county and
reports from Dickinson county indi-
cate that he will poll a big vote there.
He is the only candidate for state Of
flee in the Fifth district.
Howe was in the state senate from
Clay and Dickinson counties in 1913
Is, and was secretary of the state
board of control for four years After
a campaign tour in eighteen counties
he states that Davis will win the gov
ernorship fight and that most of the
state ticket will go thru with him.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
TO PAUSE TWO MINUTES
Business VIII Cease for Short Time
Here Armistice Day.


The formal observance of Armistice
Day in Topeka, November IL, will con-
sist of two minutes of reverent silence
on the part OF business men, their
employees and customers at IL O'Clock
on the morning of the day, it was de-
cided at a joint meeting of commit
tees from the Topeka Merchants asso-
citation and the American Legion,
Capitol Post No. 1, late Tuesday after
noon
Many Topeka Legionnaires will go
to Lawrence, where the memorial sta
dium at the state university is to be
dedicated. All the officers of the
state department of the Legion will
Reports received by the Merchants
association indicated that more than g
dozen towns surrounding Topeka do
not plan to suspend business for any
part of the day.
The Merchants association commit
tee consisted of Harry Nightingale, F.
c. Gibbs and Fred Voiland, and met
with an American Legion committee
consisting of Frank GiIleece, Orie S.
lines and Charles Blades.
The following letter in connection
with Armostice Day has been ad-
dressed to the Topeka Merchants as
sociation by the local post of the
American Legion:
Topeka Merchants Association.
Gentlemen-The members of Capitol
Post No. 1. of the American Legion, of To-
peka, have had the matter of the Armistice
Day closing under serious consideration
for several weeks. In view of the fact
that the department headquarters, this
post, and eN-service men of this territory
have been invited to take part in the
splendid Memorial Stadium dedication
service planned for the state university
Armistice Day it will probably be i'm
possible for us to stage an Armistice Day
parade or other fitting celebration.
However. we believe the Topeka nfSr-
chants will be only too glad to cooperate
with the American Legion in observing
the national memorial service to the dead
of the World war, at IL O'Clock Armistice
Day, when we would ask that you sus-
pend business for two minutes and stand.
with Legionnaires, the families of
service men, and patriotic Americans
everywhere. in silent prayer for those,
our comrades, who gave their lives that
our civilization might carry on
Respectfully,
Capitol Post No. 1, the American Legion.
By: c. w. BLADES. Post Adj.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
''Gets-It''
For Corns
Costs Little

If so-caIled corn cures have only made
your feet more sore and tender, don't
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01

treasury, to J. Parker Gilbert,
assistant secretary of the treas
ury, has been announced. Mellon
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
AIanter Townsitc Laid out.

Satanta, Kan, Nov. 1.-The town
site of Manter, the terminal of the
Santa Fe branch west from Satanta,
has prospects of becoming quite a
city Altho the rails are not laid into
this place. the townsite is laid out.
and all the industrial lots have been
sold and goodly number of the bust
ness lots have been contracted for.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
A PLEASANT OCTOBER

More Clear Days Last Month
Than Have Ever Before Been
Recorded at This Time of the
Year-DotaI Rainfall Was 1.6o
Inches.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
ENGAGED, BUT LOVED ANOTHER
EInor Norris. of Stockton. Left Note
Explaining Suicide.

Stockton. Kan, Nov. 1-Elnor
Norris. aged about 25 years. is dead
from drinking acid from an auto bat
terry, evidently with suicidal intent.
Norris, who had been employed in a
Stockton garage, left a note declaring
that he was engaged to marry one
girl and loved another, and because of
that and financial worries, he had de-
cided that life was not worth living.
He died after hours of intense suffer-
ing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
en- fort ~Jernbanercper.

Senimob 70 Yasiaserer | Ell Sope.
pogn, De Ieite al Dem fra Chicago,
bleo ient Susoag Iften forrige llae
plpnbret for fine Smpffer % Bense
al en- RegerbanOit, iom bpppeoe ON.
borb paa ct Santa Ge-Ioe, netop
iom bette oarpebe no fra Central.
itaione1t | aanias Gitp, Dso.
Sat raniaeebe meb flor @rllrtbtg.
beo ale gasiagerer I Sogets TO 90.
pepogne % ~plprbreoe benz for fine
8enge og Smpffer efter ferit meb en-
ip9nbt @epolner | BEN benitre Saano
at babe bcrbret Dem ITO af fine &sier.
Irbeibet bIep uOfsrt meo flor CT.
peoitbeb, bborpaa ganbitten, mebens
Soget enbnu Ianeiomt ben9eebe fig
giennem @pen, boppebe al % for.
ipanot | Msrfet. Sngen al Sogper.
ionalet meb l~lrbtageIie Of TO bet.
ifremte Sopepognsportere pibite no.
get ON Rsperiet fsr efterpon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

@uIbsiftsbumitulcn t~iIfienber Mprse
S12,0O0,000 SfaSescritatning.
Mtmerifa sipr Snopcnoin8cr

Sra Saag, SoIan6, melbes ABE
Sftober: GoIogiftsbomitolen bar til.
fienbt ben norife &egierins paa Beg
ne Of fenlten uorife 9ompifibSieIIfa.
Der % Snoipioer - Sriitianiagr,,p.
pen - $12,000,000 | gritatning for
rorife Sfibe, Tom bIep fonfiiferebe
bert 9anoet unoer Scroensfriaen.
Oct amerifanife Reolem at Sri-
bunolct, Chamber s. auoerion, Der
life bar tilitebe peo Iiiiaelicn al
aienbeIien, bar tilitiuet Sribunalcts
@eneraliefretGr % begge 2anoes Of.
freoitereoe Hepr9icntanter Ell Sfri.
belle, bpori ban erflGrer iom fin
Wenina, of SributaIet bapbe frpn.
fet Sctinaelicrne for Sogeits Seuuis.
ming I'll Notwithstanding og oper.
ifrebet fin SilriSoiftion iom itipltlerai
/ Den ipecieIle SperenssomIt meIlem
De to &egierineer, bporutber Senpis.
uinaeu faubt Steo.
l%lmiboelbart eiter aienoellenS If.
iigclie gun ben amerifanIfe 2caie.
rings ReprGientont, Wiliam 6. Se.
mis-, @arieI ON, at han paa fin Te.
aierings Segne furbebolot fig aue
&ettigbeber, iom maatet opitaa iom
en- SsIge at aienbeliens flare %
sienipnIigc sIfpieelie fra Sc af beaee
Barter antaene gctingeIier og DC Dor.
ier,tIise Sell, iom aisr Ben lgpIois".
5 Sorbtnhelie meo onetitaaenbe
EeItgram fra Saae teleeraferes fro
@aibington, of bet amerifanife Ship.
ping 9oarbs ilIribiife aoninlent par
tilbeieIig til of afceptere Saasertri.
b,ir,alets aienbelie iom enbelig.
0e norife Gritatningsfrap iagoes
at bore Ell uoelliffenoe Separtemeil.
taliag foriaaoibt De Soreneoe Stater
onaif, men at bet ptlbe bli nsopen,
bigt for aonsreSien of bepilge De for.
nsbne Benge I'll Detailing al Sororin'
gerne.
Chipping goarb'ets iiiribiife Som
iuIent troeoe, at @irfningen al Giett,
beIien pna anbre ~lignenbe Sorbrinse,
moo De Sorenebe Slater bill bli nor
NAL, ibet be norife Sorbringer inpoG
berebe pisie SrHf, Tom life er onoer.
belig paa Slertauet at De anbre.
equator George SUTHERLAND, Tom
bor De Sorenebe Staters &ooeoiag'
ferer for Srtbunalet | Saag | ben
pcrife Gag, nesteoe at uotaIe iis ON
aienoelien antaeeIis af ben @rirno,
at ban III er Weobonlmer al De Sor,
| Stoters Ssieiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
2m. Gropper | China.

4riesminiiter Wecfs bar, berettes
Der fra @nibtmstor. beorbret 9rt.
aaoeeeneroI %. 8. gounpr til Gbinn
for at oeertage 2oulmanboen ober
ben berpprenoe anterifanife Troppe.
itprfe. General Gornor fal aFsie
Sberit %. 8. Wartin, iom iamtiois
biembeorores.
Sfisnt Ercppeitbrfen, Der er 1ta.
tioneret / Eientiin, fin beitaar al 600
Wanb, er Stillingen iom Chef for
bisie at flor @ietigbeb. Storbritan.
MEN, Sapan og Sranfrig bar ogiaa
trooper Der, % oct benoer ofte, at
Der opitaar rneget filbne biplomatiife
S%pergsmnal, iom bet itaar til btsie
Sroppecbefer at uogrete.
Se a1nerifanife Eropper I Gbina
bolbes Der I Soerensitemmclie meo
en- efter 8oreropitanben afiIllttet
Sraftat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
en- tnopiflet Retsiae.

On nlerfeItg % poerit inhbiflet
Retsiag foreligger | oisie Gage De
Sorenebe Staters Ssieiteret, nemlig
afgisrelien af bpem Tom er Wor til
Greefinbiuneren Somas Itfins, iont
I fin Bib blen gipet Regierinesifipbe
poa IA Geftion 9ano | Sflaboma,
iom ii6en oe itore Slief,rnb er iteget
noget rent enormt | EriS.
@ctten bill fife, iorl Song Salo.
mon / fin Sib, babe TO apinoers Wo.
Serfierlisbeb til Seilebning peo af.
iiaelien al fin Com, for Barnet er
for lang Sib iioen aigaaet peb 81
ben, ligeiaa BEN al be TO &pinoer,
iom De fsberale llnoerretter baooe err
flpret for at bore 9arnets Wooer.
Gen anben er ~iinbsipag og ltiuet un'
Der Sormpnberifab.
Ga 9~atpesfommisiionen | fin Sio
foretog lloparceIerineen al Sanb til
Greefinoianerne, bleo Sbomas atfin,
iom o. bar ct 9arn, | 2igbeo meo
iamtliee andre Meolerlmer al Stam'
men, gipet Sfisbe paa 100 acres,
Wanee aar ienere, efterat De rige
Sliefelter bar opoaget, fiebte Char
les 9aiee anei9loenbe 2uubparcel al
Winnie Itfins, en- balpblobs Greet
inbianerinbe, Der paaitoo Jig at bore
Mor til Sbomas, iom bum f%ortalte
bar oso for mango Iar iiben.
gienbnnsretten beitreoes al Hancr
aitfins, en- fulbblobs Greefinbianer.
in6e, iom paaitob. of bum, % life
Rinnie, bar Sbomas' Wor. San
Observation-Disclosures iis
Sagen oe fr9peoe Sfisoen paa Can
oct erfleret for ueplbig, ibet Den
bepbeoe, at Sbomas par en- Wfpte. al
ban albrig banbe eriiteret, % at 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
en- Deroensomfaffer.

Sor % slar iiben tiltraaote en-
Gbicago.Sol,rualiit, GIpoe Mlen
Sicfenion, en- Slr rlrnbt Sorben.
Sans &eiiefasie beitob al en- bel
Hicfel = fem Gents.
San Iflilbe bore borte ct Iar %
iaa penbe tilbage til fin iournaliitiife
&arriere iom &ebaftsr al "Guple
Sm". Oct bar / 1900, ba en-
geicfel par p9rb noeet.
Wanbag forrige uge pen6te ban
tilbage til Chicago.
Sor % aar iiben, Ga ban bdr 81
gar gnnlnel, orog ban aiiteb, fsril
til Heip Orleans, bpor ban fit Ir.
beioe omborb paa et Seilifib, ion1
ifltloe til Cape Conn, Spoafrifa.
Sra Cape Conn a~rbeibebe ban iie
pioere til Mauritius, GepIon, Mabras,
Snoien, til Hangoon, Burma, bpor
ban forblep | fire Iar. Saa tog ban
otter ganoringsitaben fat % iatte
aurien biempper pia Calcutta, Sin.
eapore og Marila. Den fibite Str9f-
ming giorbes iom Sielpefof / en-
Spiiepogn paa Union Gacificbanen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
Sanoets Ueeercentrum.

SfsIge Ell geretring fra SanbeIs.
bepartementet / @aibington lager
Mibtpunfte for 9atlbets RegerbefoIf.
ming I bet rorbpeftligfte Sierue ai
Staten Georgia I 9abe Gountp.
Sor ferite Gang I S~iitorien bor
bette Miotpunft flpttet fla norosit.
ODER, ibet oct mi ligger 9.4 WiI len.
gere mob git os 1914 Mil lGngere
moo Horo END peb SoIfetpningen |
1910. Gets tibIigere 9epGgeIier bar
goaet / ipbpeitIie Retnine.
If Observation-Disclosures Sotalfor.
sgelie | iioite Geniusperiobe - $685..
1853 = bar 56 9rocent | norbliaere
liagenoe Gtater. ReserneS Sorsaelie
/ 0orbitaterne ifplbtes bopeoiageIig
Snouitriens llbpifiing Der UNDER
arigeu.
9eiiemmelien al Wibtpunftets ge.
liggenbeb err uSregnet paa gaiis af
Solfet9ninsen | 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
6ammeI Deteran 900.

Sfslge Ell Weobelelie fra Iornt
0ernon, Su,. er Cabin s. @rolpn.
Sefferion Gountps iibit eienlepenoe
&eteran fra arigen meo Ierico, for.
rige ltge afeaaet peo Ssben / tit 95oe
Gar. San fog en- aftip Gel / @eitp.
relien al i'm Srplaitforrening beri
@pen, inbtil ban for nogle faa Tiger
itoen blep angrebet al Den Spgoom,
iom fo%raariageoe bans 0sb.
Otter Wr. @rotpns Seo finoes ser
poa De Sorenebe Staters G~eniions
litter flrn 70 8erioner igiert, ioni
tiente | ben merifanife &rig. San
par belle lit 2ip Ell iprig Semofrat %
faitebe fin ferite Stemnte for 9etpis
Gais for @rpiioent / tS4S. San bar
fsot / @aibinston County, Sn., %
ban boeoe belle fit Sip meb ltnotageIie
al ben Sio, ban bar / &risen, |
SuiuniS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
Jnopanorineen.


Sra Seem Orleans meboeles, at Ser
baa Mnerican 2egions RationaIfon-
pcntion, iom benne llge boloes beri
af 9egioncns gmerifaniie-
rinqsfommisiion bill bIi forcilaaet Ell
Iciolution, bpori aoit9reSien opfor.
bres iii at fcrbp al Snbponorirlg for
ct nprrrere beitemt EioSrim.
Der bill ogiaa bli fremiat ct Sor-
lanecnbe ON, at alminoelig Irrneiti
for 8erioner, iom er osmt for arigs'
ttosforieelier, life nlaa bepilges, %
at Be Sorenebe Stater peoblir at
neete slnerfienbelie al Den rusiiife
goIibepiitreeiering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

lteoelien al Sfisoen bar ct 9eoraaeri.
Wten bernleb er Siitorien life hoe,
for berom Sagen ouffeoe Der Ell
Wallo op, Senrp Garter, iom paa.
itaar, of ban er Ben Senrp 9litfins,
Ipm Sfisoen blep iloiteot iii.
Sanoitpffet, iom mi bar en- al.
laaet @Grbi al ca. $4,000 blep
al Wttnnie Iitfiu ioIgt til CHARLES
Yatge for nogle faa bunorebe Dol
lars.
Wtinnie bar af llnoerrcttere erfle-
ret for at bore oct ansipelis bsoe
9arnS Mooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
en- reiolut prootfant.

On Iisiion1rpreit, @eb. G. g.
Smitb, Tom beb fin Infomit iii 90.
mei,, Ola, mobtoges af Sriisler ON,
at ban life pilbe bIi tinabt at boloe
Wsber beri gpen, loo fig imiSIertib
life f~orifr9ffe. San bolbt Meber
baooe ben Iiten, ban anfom, og Sen
neite, ioet BON, for ban beepnbte,
laabe e, ifarplabt Heooloer peb ST.
ben ai ben paa Saleritolen liggenbe
opiIame 8ibel.
Ga Truslerne eientoges, bragte
ban paa bet n9ite Msbe to Mepolpere
meb fig. en- Gonitabel, iom paa
Soranleoning al en- ielpbeltaltet SO.
mite bar fremmcbt, forlangtc at faa
pibe, bpem Der bapbe einet bam Wpn.
biabeo til at optrGbe ben9bnet og
trueoe meb at tage Mebolberne ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
Dalefampen.

Sra @aibington melbes, at Irp.
fibcnt Saroine ifaI bare beiIiittet III.
gen aftip Gel at togc I ben paa.
qaacnoe @aIgfamp, mcbcns beriruob
iaoaobtiom ianltIige IebImmer al
4obinettet agter at boIoe cit &Gffe
8algtaIer paa forffieuiee SeIe t Gait
oct. De Tefte at bis'c Ealer ifoL,
beber BET, boloes | Netu gngIano %
I be sitIige % melIemueitIise Stater.
Oct eneite &abtnetSneblem, Tom IN.
Ser belle 8aIafampaenen bill bIi at
finbe paa fin Yoit | 8abtneton, er
Sinansminiiter Weuou.