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New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Bootleggging Costs
Cassese Two Years
And $4,000 Fine
Edith Stevens's" Husband
Starts $4,000 Alienation
Suit; Trooper Charges
Bribe Offered mt Arrest

Anthony Cassese, reputed million
aire, was convicted of conspiracy to
violate the Volstead law in running
rum from the Bahamas, in Federal
Court, Brooklyn, yesterday by Jury
which deliberated only thirty minutes.
Judge. John G. Knox Immediately
passed. sentence, giving Cassese two
years in the Atlanta penitentiary and
adding fine Of $4,000. Nor did the
woes or Cassese end here, for he was
served Immediately with notification
In $4,000 alienation suit brought bv
Milton Hirsch, husband of the woman
known In the Cassese case as Mrs.
Edith Stevens.
MIS-. stevens, who was tried and ac-
Quilted as an accomplice of Cassese.
admitted at her trial that she ran away
from her husband to accompany Cas-
sese on his yachting trips to the Ba-
hamas. She said Cassese met her first
In cemetery and invited her to ride
IN his expensive touring car She adj
mitted that the yacht Edith, which fig
ured In the rum running conspiracy
cases, was named by Cassese in her
honor.
She is a petite beauty and was in
and the wife of Cassese. These three
corners of the odd human quadrangle
have not spoken to each other recently.
attorneys say, although Cassese and
his wife have become reconciled and
she was sadly affected at her husbands
conviction yesterday.
Sergeant Arthur P. Broadfield, Of the
State Troopers, stationed at Fort
Washington, was among the last wit
nesses at the trial and rather a sensa-
tional one. Broadf1eld said he talked
with Cassese Immediately after the
arrest of all hands on the yacht Edith.
"ls there no way of fixing this thing
up" Broadfield quoted Cassese as say
ing.
"Not chance, told him"
"I'll give you $4,000 to let me- 60,
Cessese told me-"
"I'll not fix this case and let you go
for s5,000,000, answered"
Sergeant Broadfield said that at the
time Cassese's luxurious automobile
was standing near by, while the yacht
Edith bobbed at her moorings, and a
truck awaited the unloading of the rum
CARGO.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
v~- ht31
Woman With Eggs Routs
Birth Control Advocate
Aged Obiector Jailed After Vic.
torious Assault ON Pam.
phlet Vendor

seventy-year-old Mary Harrington,
of 23o East Forty-third Street, became
so indignant at the sight of woman
selling birth control literature Mt Van.
,deroiit Avenue and Forty-seeond Street
last night that she bought two eggs
ana took matters into her own hands
6riylng the saleswoman into headlcne
fight. 3
Despite the diplomatic efforts of Pa.
trolman Romanello, of the East Fifty-
nrst street station, she addressed the
crowd which her victory attracted She
was hnaiiy taken to the station house
and locked up on charge of disor.
derly conduct.
:, The prisoner was still militant when
sne was taken before the desk. She
sad being imprisoned meant nothing
e, her, and that her aonly regret was
that she had had but two eggs to
throw The first missed the sales
woman, md the patrolman caught her
the second
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
E)ry Rulings
Hurt Trade, Say
Alcohol Users
druggists and Chemists Pro-
TEST TO Mellon; Ask for
Separate Department TO
Supervise Their Business
siiack 'SoManyDe
t,eeIare Order Allowing Col
lection of 25 PC. of Bond
Il Without Legal Ground

yanusacturers, druggists and chem
:. ,rho in their business use alcohol
lhs.,antitics arc facing ruinous situa-
..s hecause of prohibition, it was de.
,.,.d Yesterday by the drug and
s.sieai division of the New York
s..ya Of Trade and Transportation.
TSs division addressed a letter Of
..stsst 10 Andrew Mellon, Secretary of
&. treasury. The letter was signed bv
r~snk c. Starr, of Sharp g. Dohme,
.bs;rnsn Of the committee on prohibi-
t;an law enforcement and legislation.
I, characterized q recent Treasury De-
o.rtnent ruling, numbered 1898. as
assat only without authority OF law but
san sppareat attempt to collect 25 per
cert II the face value of the bond
Tjtkost resort to legal act, in addition
no the penalties already prescribed bv
the prohibition act" A part Of the let
tsr reads:
Too Many Decisions
so many decisions are being issued
aadcr the prohibition act, some Of
then running into many pages, that il
!, simply impossible for any user of
zIeohol for legitimate purposes to keen
hliy informed as to the latest rulings
gssy of these decisions do not reach
those most interested until they have
teen effective for several weeks, and
sEe of them are so complex that II
only possible, after many readings
ID get any idea of their purport. and
sns Of them have proved to be so i'm
aaicable that the department has
slgntarily repealed them soon after
asy were promulgated"
l.was charged further that the rul-
hs known as 1898 was discriminatory
shat it excepted Certain preferred
testemers OF bonding companies from
Is harsh Effects 1t explains this
Ring as "a provision comforting upon
BE government the extraordinary
wYilege of collecting from permit
tss varying amounts as liuuidated
.smages for the same violation Of the
ngulations, the amount collected de-
gHding upon the amount Of the bond"
Effects Called Startling
This regulation works out In a start
sg manner. For instance: If holder of
,Termit having a $1,000 bond, through
d ,aayertance and without any intent
81 violate the law, fails to comply with
II Te technical regulation, of which
q sre are many, he would forfeit to
Il government $3.50; whereas. for the
ns technical violation, a permittee
@ing a $4,000 bond would forfeit
$500.
Tie committee recommended q sepa-
fsHon Of the functions Of the super
dsion Of alcohol for industrial and
other non-beverage purposes from the
policing of violations Of the prohi-
bt0n law and urged the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue to appoint q dep
Usy eOmmissioner to take over the in
dqstIisl sleohol and chemical division
Oi the W6hibition unit.
The Comm was asked to ap-
pint an advisory trade committee
ffen The Membership of the national
i weeiations of trades employing alco~
h A to include Washington representa-
Il Ees Of such associations, for purposes
q :onsaltation respecting the advisa-
A4iy and necessity of proposed regu-
ltoas of Importance to the alcohol
Aing trades.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Court Gusts
Grand jury for.
Attack ON Day
Federal Judge Foster Gives
Reprinaand for Publica-
ton of Letter Says Jurors
Oath Called for Secrecy
indictments Questioned
Hayward Says Work Will Not
BE Lost, as Testimony Will
BE Available for New Body

The Federal grand jury, which has
been engaged for ten weeks on an in
vestigation of bootlegging and nrohibi
tion affairs, was dismissed with n
severe reprimand by Judge Rufus Fos-
ter in Federal District Court yester-
day The court informed the Jurors
that they had violated their oath IF
ottice when they gave out for publica-
ton communication to the court,
charging "inefficiency and irregularity"
in the administration of Ralph A, Day.
former prohibition director, and John
3. Parsons, former chief state prohibi-
tlon agent.
The ind .ctment by this jury of
Mannie" kestler. alleged millionaire
bootlegger and others, are laid open to
question, as a result of the courts dec
laration that the jury had nullifed it's
usefulness, since any further indict-
ments might be regarded as "tinctured
with at least the suspicion of prciu-
dice" Colonel William Hayward an
nounced, however, that the work of the
jury was not entirely lost to the gov
ernment as he intended continuing the
investigation with new grand Jury
and that testimony to the dismissed
jury would be available to the new one
without Remedy"
In dismissing the jury the court
said:
/ "If you make public your findings
without an indictment the man against
whom you have said something is alb
solutely without remedy. He cannot
sue any of you for damages. He goes
! abroad with a stigma on his character
that there is no possible way of erad-
eating. Now you were sworn
hn II
grand jury room. The slightest in
quiry, OF the common knowledge that
all the people ntho City of New York
had would have disclosed to you the
action that this court took with your
communications. Instead of that an in
tervlew gets into the paper that would
indicate that | had authorized the pub.
lication of the letter. | am glad, Nj
Foreman, that you say you were mis-
quoted.
with your disclosures of the pro-
ceedings that have taken place before
you, in violation of your oath of Office
that publication, that your usefulness
as grand inquest of this court has
| ceased. Amy indictment you might now
bring would be tinctured with at least
the suspicion of prejudice, and a man
has the right in the courts of the
United States not only to square
deal, but to his own belief that he is
getting square deal. Anything that
has transpired before you has been
taken in shorthand. Your labors are
available to the government. Some other
grand jury not resting under the sus-
picion of prejudice can go on with your
work, but it is impossible for this court
to overlook the fact that this grand
| jury has seen fit to make public the
! transactions in the grand jury room.
Day Pleased at Action
| Mr.. Day, named with Mr.. Parsons in
the communication that caused the
court to dismiss the jury, admitted he
was pleased at the courts action. but
said he had nothing to say. He re-
ferred to his storney, Abel I. Smith,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Lloyd, Facing Capture,
Surrenders to Warden
Illinois Millionaire Socialist
Saves Himself From Being
Taken hv Of}Icars
j dKCW DV NBHTCGrS
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune


JOLIET, Ill.,, Nov. 21.-William
sherifes from Chicago, late tonight
surrendered to the warden of the
Northern Illinois penitentiary to serve
five-year sentence, and thus saved
himself the ignominy Of being escorted
in by an officer of the law.
Lloyd was assigned to n cell and the
m!ttimus for his arrest will be turned
in by the chief deputy.
He mas been missing since last
week, when the State Supreme Court
ordered him and seventeen other or
ganizers of the short-lived Communist
Labor party TO prison for advocating
revolution by force In violation of the
Illinois syndicalism law. 1t was un-
derstood that he had been arranging
for the management Of his s1,800,0o0
estate.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
who igsued q atatement whieh Follows

who iseueI q statement which follows
in part:
Il have never known more under
handed or contemptuoua attack than
the unauthorized publication of priv
ileged and sealed document in this
case by Foreman w. De s. Trenholm
cannot believe the statement he made
in open court that he was unaware that
the document had been scaled by the
court, as Judge Foster stated so in his
remarks printed In every newspaper
felt sure that the sense OF justice
and fair play In our Federal courts
would never permit such an act to- go
unrebuked."
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22

Mr.. Day, named with Mr.. Parsons in
the communication that caused the
court to dismiss the jury admitted he
was pleased at the courts action. but
said he had nothing to say. He re-
ferred to his storney, Abel I. Smith,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Sl50,OOO Fire i'm Cortlandt

CORTLANpT, N. Y, Nov. 21.-Fire
sweeping through the business section
of this city late this afternoon de-
stroyed three stores, grist mill and
six dwelling houses with loss Of be-
tween $150,000 and 100000. The blaze
started in the grist mill. The iremen
summoned aid from Homer, McGraw
and Ithaca
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

Catherine. are IS
entitled fancy
hoeyardA
atnirer stealing
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

Tie most the world the
Richard Wagnerb Ludwig Of Bavaria which
musician composed his greatest music dramas
Arthur
metropolitan Opera House. is playing ,a-.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

For the first time in Cobb ae
he promptly threw Big Ed Walsh Of the Hotel
In meeting
has spending his II
Qet0 With the old White spitha artist. VsHEl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Bet ifsrffe stntaI YaSfaetrer.

Set mebSeles fra Stanoinapian Sine
rican 0inierS aontprer, at ialt 3S,3S3
Yasiaserer, beraf 1880. sftsduenSc
% 16,493 peitsdasnbe, reiife meS 9ins
icus fire Sfibe iii % fra "bet surnle
Sauo" | Ndret 1921.
Settle er bet itsrlte Gntal S~dsidserer.
iom hibtil er bIspen befornret / ct Gar
Of bette 9anp ifibsieIlfab; % 90 Gins
ieu 10 life blot er osn itpritc men tiuisc
ben GIbite Stnie til be ifarotnabiite
Sanbe, er bet e~neitadenbe 8eiuItat life
ct tilf9Ibist llbiIas az ct reiienbe Sus
bIitlrns 2pit til at forisse bet itprss
reee.
Stmbiuapife gasiaserer pmtaIcr
Siniers fire popliIGre Stibe, iom Soli
taller ON ct eoot &eiieberberg, boor
man er sarnnelfienct os bsbes pelfoms
men; bpor man fiuber Ben geoemmes
ligbsb man CT rdut iii; ben SorpIsinina
90 BET gorbielHab man fines bebit or.
Saabanns Yasiaserer fonuter tiIbase
Ill Sinien meo ct itsrre Hetiefslge al
areritarft % ifanbinabiif lln9bom o9
Oct er bisie erfarue NeiierSe, Tom
Scandinavian sImcricm 9inien ferite
&Gtfe fam tatfe for en- gopuIaSitet, Der
bar fact fit llbIlae / GaretsS reforos
brpbenbe fore SasiaserantaL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

~. Sst FANNIE ies ieuber 8eiiepenee
w. .Sojru@", iaa faar iee bel ifripe
pr oirier, iaa @erben fan faa piSs.
rae.: ,,ssr her oeiau. gi bar MI fact
d y Suft NOT Sne for Slebefsre.
I'M er bet osiaa, iaa bet beoite EN-
w. .;.r, sr at bolbe til rlrbt "Stos
an ri III en- geisOeIs GpIins iaar,
rn s., Vriierue er baarIige, fad bliper
y" msaet til6ase for Scrmeren.
70 Tom oso mere enb Sarmeren.
wv at Bet inart ital blipe beSre Stoer.
" i,or ba ocute og ie, ON De bar 9tet.
Nm Ter, at BET er "a SaSp gahelor"
T., Sortora, iom flaser oper, at bet
m oobt at bore alene. Seq tror,
IT, Sor Fet. SaIfalo / beune toloe
s1n+,rtiSen er set life sobt at bere
.I.r, 6pts set life er flere Yanoes
s.,,S,oerc ttlbage / Iontana, iaa faar
w. tonrre iii Tortb 9afota. Ser er
~ nct at bem enbnu.
5Sarl.ScS gaar bet meo "Serifopis
an? Sea bar life feet noset til bers
y pat Irnge. Seq ipaar, at Seitnin>
~ " inbtaget, iad bun iibber iom
Srro. bag be bste Rltre.
oSo inar lutte meb en- Silfen til
.W.i+,r, Geoattionen os 2GIerne. !
ltnefar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
On SeristiseIie.

Sr. HeSafter!
Sor en- Sio iiScn ienStc Carl 3. SAN
ercn, Ilr1ont, y. Sat, mig ct .lloflip
fra TereS Slab nteb SoreipsrgieI ON,
hooroibt De Ser eione S%pIpsninser ban
fcrrettc. Geo MATTE inare ham % r.
Sc, at De 0eso9rre life bar forrette.
Zen | SIaoet siorte Yaaitanb git no
paa, at SoIoaterne ira ben iibitc 8rig
foriben at mobtage ct Bonus fra Stus
ten bar fritat for S~eifatning. SonSs
heben er, at be mootaaer $25 pr. Raas
neb (eIer Sratttou beraf) iom Be giors
re Sieneite, men De &c life fritaeet for
Sfatter.
Observation-Disclosures BAR anmobet nio
n at benleoe Sores Spmerfi omheo paa
BETTE. iaa at n SeristiseIie fam bli off
f%sntli8siort / Slabet, ba mango bar
fact en- ~forfiert Obtaining al ScrbolD
Bet % ser ir,bleber ct fort GntaI Sore
ipersfler nteo Seripn iii Saeen.
R. q. Ffeitps,
Rortb Safotas 8uperter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

! al aortbeb at berette Iibt ON Soil %
ttloels andre Sing fra De 9aoe.
s bet Serrens Tar 1850 bIep BET.
taa @rinS af meeet Teen % tisliat
Wetr ! bet sftenfielofe Yorae ct a
eeligt Var, % oper galbers biep iaaIsbe;
Goltngeu baaSe libeu oe %baurIie. 9aa
Serntsiia I Sang tos Soroifreb no
rner euer nlinore al eIIere al @aars
De, os Ianeflonmen sicrbe mere eIer
n1tnore Sfahe / ale De foriiieuise 9als
fFrer I @aIbres. Hsben bite iia rer
eler minore, oe be fattise, iom life baps
De anSet cub fine tourme SGueer at
ltrle paa maatte, for life at iuIte mere
eno De bopbe eobt af, bu iege I'll andre
bsore itileoe SpsbeIas for meb Grs
hctoe at tiene NOT iii at boIbc Siel oo
9eeeme ianmten. s ben Seniist toe ice
iaaleoes | SespnoeIieu at 1851, oper
Stlefielo. ira Gitre SIibre / gaIores
20 efter at p9re fomulen paa Girl
(S9rbaIssren) fix ies GuIebniua til al
blt paa Stsrium bbor iee tilbraete
Here Raoneoer, babe no ben girtcr
CO ON Gotten, iii beuimoo Sui.
gieren at Stsnium benaana bar 9es
Der Seueriu Siermau os Suitru Gnna.
ffot Ndtoif | Garbal. Sc buobe fun 3
Barn, 90 ben aloite Satter bar Gift meo
ut S~elfenbebarn os bar ianleSes flpts
tet til fin @ors forrtse Sienl. Sen'
rem Seoer os 9atteren aari bar biems
me. SiSIe pelaatebe Stsbnafplf, ion:
De %alniubeIis falbtes. a ct bpperlist
sggtepar bper / fit 8aIo. Set Portals
tcs, at g. 2. Sisrmau bar en- Sermir
paa Stortbinset, o9 foreprist tror ics.
ct ban inoebapbe Be fleitc ~Siuiosbperp.
en- 2outr1liue bar at raaoe ODER.
SiGlpiomne % forefommeube ba,
bette Wstepdr, baabe meo 8aaS pa
Saab inlob ale, iont tbebe iii benz ON
Si9lp, enten Oct bar / ell Senieenbe
eller Ell auben. Saalsoes ft iea, pau
Stsbramaubens Rebpirter, Hippo ino
raa SeiarbeiSet, ium oa bIep eiort imels
lem Surlous (gorIo) os gien sperii
paa Sorgunb. Saniuuter Saus Ollie
Ten Ssiterisn af Stsbnafaana) oar
Spinnsmanb paa r9nnte @eiitntfeI
S~mbpenine. Scroeb bleo ieg "@pga.
i.ulf" nit iptteuoe Gar. Yaa oennc
Wtteeaarb, Stsnium bar Der Ell gams
mel Shie iom ies BOG maa nepne Iict
on fer ies fIutter. Sen bar opiat paa
i'm bapGrenbe Cont | 1908 tom ieg
minoes ret) 90 for babe enbel al
Stiens Ssmner pGret / en- Sirte, ioir
BET bites Somten efter IGrsere neSi
Gaarben. Ssmmeret baboe NOT p9rei
riuetGIist, rluot % lise tiff / beese
Guoer. ct Soro oeo Den sitrc SperpGa
| Suiet raj tpersoper belle grcboen al
&ummet. Settle bar Iaget at en- eneite
Rlante. iaa en- frnbe ie, at De babe be-
ere Sorraab paa Sfoe, ga bette gorS
Iaeeoes. enb bet mn er. Sor life at taee
op oltformeget SpaIterum / "9ecprab
Soften" faar ieg lutte, ibet ieg snIter
ole baabe &ebaftion oe 99iere ct goo.
CO ueIiisuet Rptaarl
Gin CANAL @bpuuent.
9eeember 1921.
g. 81 llnbrcs ON 8onefaeius OF
Grnliot rGffer til &oheiter / Bet Iar
fem tommer. gi faar iel
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
IRA RewfoIben, Weinit.

"a, Sibeu er bel inbe, elIer retter:
,ot Iangt oper9aaet, oa ieg ifuIbe 6act
INIT ms min SubIfription paa $50
irr', men lea oeo life, boorbau BET er
S,t Ter uS, iom hi Sdrmere Teller ags
t,ulS pdo ale Solo MI for Tiben. Sci
n tac mere erb iaapiot ri fan faa iaa.
scs aieo paa 8eua, iaa pi bGn9e,
~Scrnen NOT til at b%dretnse Dor basl,ge
eOnt. StaI bette bolbe paa meeet IGns
cre, iaa blir bet insenting ieien af os.
Ri blr iinpeItbeu uipnlise. Sm. il,
naafts Bet er bebit iaalebes, for ba Tar;
fHs pore arebitorer ie %. Sa, bet er
ias aeit at bore Sarnter MI for Sis
rem! Set ifnl life nteset til, for pi bIir
gorsartim belle S9rfet. Settle bsr oe
fore Scrrcr Ifripe fig bag gret.
9snns gtnter bar nRret mer enS az
minNsIia IN, life meeet Gne % paste
Ist toINt, iaa bet er en- COB Sing. at
ik be &orene, Tom tager &riien paa.
troS ii iRlser og tisber, lager @eiret.
SarSe be oct, iaa ptIoe Ri eanife iitfcrt
tHis ibieI. Set er MI len9e iiben, ie8
frsD / Soften. Gar life Ifrepet iis
zen Neu SID ies "betsla", % bet er MI
mango Gar iiber. 8rligte bensane at
rnNsrfriSe mig iom ct Electromagnetic
Str'. VI ia, De CODE samle 9agel
2ste tpr ie9 lite iise hsit. iaa &iGrz
rtHec fprer Set, for hustlismtshl, for
en- GurcsIsoen bet bilbc BILL Staftars
min orma Strotl Gen Sia bar oct life
ina tert tSerten I @eiret eler I SuIet.
Y! a. De saSe ganle 9ngel ga funbe
w fa RS Stopen o9 inl Sanoefager
10 Vii I Sirren, mems MI ntao iea ia
eli paa "lotp", for iGtter ieg 6siere
'irtS' paa roget / Sltiet ber, er iea
rst for at ebelGgse ct ba[bt 9uiin /
Com bere Ter, Sibcrnc fors
%, iom ia9t, hi n1eS benz. So,
faor oiit bore alt for benre Sang.
IN ocnIie SiIien til "Bpiteu"s @erip.
ale os mango 2Giere fra
en- Gift Ranb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
HrQ Gauai. Safuaii.

Seq bill / &ortbeb ienSe noglc Qinicr
Il! geres 9rebe 8lao. Sulen er M
orsr, O8 ct NIT aar er I Numarid, %
l8 otlNc guife, at bet flrnbe bIipe liot
5eSre enS 1921 for ale. 9aaIsmnen
Ter sr MI $50 a $22 pr. Iaaneo, men
oil Iont trGn9es til 2ipcts Sp6pIb,
CT | idnme .bsie Yris. SpeSen er me
get biut9 | De Sorenebe Stdter, men Den
II rls9et bsi Der. Coronation Rufb",
3 Rlno Safer, er so Gents, 16Hc pr.
yrrO; Slorr SO for 1913 Yuno;
sHtsr soc, Oft SOC, &iso 85c. Sleit SOC,
latt Sng 25c, Ielt zoe pr. Quart, ferif
THt 5Ot. Del cneite, iom er biuts, er
Tta % Suffer.
5or ale SInss @Iebcr er Sriien
StH ianrre, iom ben bar n9ret DC iiOite
faa Oar.
Seq baaber Sar5ins life giber efter
Ior Sohu Suu os unbertegner nogen
arattat nieo Sapan. Ser tpminer iii
u bItSe ct Excitement melem benz,
= ea er bet epot for amerita at bore
'ereot o8 lite b9re Spm Srantrie /
1914. Sc bubbe en- itaaenbe arme lige
ia 1872, til ben tbne 9eiicr / 1908
n England, Srantrie % 8uslaub til
G' trrIntnSffc fine arrneer, men Spifs
nno % 9iterrise ruitebe, % oa ban
E0soe, at bau flnlbe operpinbe benz,
pTGSet Oct lss. San fl Srants Soief
IL at itarte aris nteo Serbieu % msb
q bar ban farbis til at faIpe iuS /
Seisl.u. Set famine er MI Silfalbct
Sso Sosn gnl, for ban niaa babe i'm
S1al1af Tteo Iifaboen. Snab bar bet
Saean sloroe | BEN iibfte 9ris inroo
s'oo U. .. eiorbe? Stab Il. 9. life
%a'oe 9olSt benz libe, bdbbe be ibdg boz
"a iinosr So%ben5ouerens Sernifo.
zen lib er rar, ba Bet brittle Nise
VIC 'Snser sr Serre paa Sapst. Spas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Chit ira Sppr On. Wis.

Sor at "Secorabs Soften" nben Sins
bring tan faa uil9gse i'm tosu8eutIise
@iiit til mig ogiad / bet npe Gar, ulaa
ieg MI itpnoe mig meb at iubienbe Sons
tin8enten. SiI ba meo bet iamnle iens
&c meb uogle Sinier, ON "9ecorabsSos
item" fan aiie Hun til at optage bet.
ON iioite Aars IbIirs er BET life fort
OF nGpne, tbi at Smaagrsn bleb Der ben
miuoite Iuliug, leg minbes, hi bar fnat
/ DC 80 Iar ieg bar boet Der. Dog, al
Ssi bleo bet buS DC fleite en- NOT iaa bra
anlins, % oa her osfua bIeo noset Corn
for "Silase", iaa bill ba alta, iour Der
III er BET eueite, gonben bar at ie op hi
for Iibt Yense til lsbenbe llbeifter, BIT
felt bebit muItst; men ifaI nIan babe
ffeeo iii 4oen, maa ben ifibes ino lioens
ina, ps Sa bIir Yriieu noset sanife ans
Get Der. emo boab Yrooucenteu faar,
naar ban f9lscr. Sa, ale oisie gReIs
IcmmGub % Sernbanefouipanierne biz
ogiaa babe fin IGrins, 90 be fleite at
tisie bill Iepe ristis feot osiaa. ON
bette Tan raabes Bob paa, bill waaic
Sibeu ptie.
Sor nosen sib iiben fob Ser / See
corab sYoten" ON, at Stteeaaroen
Stsuium / 0erbal bar neSbranSt, os
90 lea ielp, for ca. 60 Gar tiIbase, ar
beibebe Der pan @darben | flere Waas
reber, iaa buffet M earrfe Iirber
frem paart, % leg Tom iaalebes paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Eli S9teSoBlSIaaet.

Robtaf min biertcIea5te SaH fur Ben
fine o9 oGrbifule Guapa, ium ieuStes
meg til Sol oeb 2dsets Sprmnnn, @i.
@icrrnran. gnbaa eiaoare bar Del
foere SrSi meS Satt FIR Sreifa, eg
beIot paa "Uaaalet henar Ror" fp~
Solar % GetesosIar paa Stcmnc
/ GrootStou no | Sumnr. Ser err ittie
rptot, iom aier init Siarta 10 gobt, ion,
Ga finne Soil meb innme Sug og elf
til bette Raolct onart, iom EeIar pg
GGtesoslar talar 10 bent, % 10 let ga
finne fparanbre / @uos refine Orb, / eli
Sru oe ct Retring. = 3adr ca no
tiem beim til Horig, fom ca oonait iii
Sumurer, os fer bebre atte bette Raas
let, Tom ca no bebe bore burte frad | 40
siar, 10 Hal bet toeitie meg upp att, pg
10 ffal bet berta meg Elm @Lrbe al taIa
tnr bntf enro ei Gong, 70 bet ital mime
Inn 30 saulIa 9or os 9aIin % Seis
men os ben Groeu me fetf; nm BET
life bar "SilteIto iom bar forne" fur
pis Der, men, "ei Sru feft me, iom
Tan Ipia ois ueb / nadr Graz; %
Srn9amaaIet, iom NE feff, "bet glims
a iom / Soli 9oag". Set er aroeu.
iom Del CAB ois, "Nen er ftsrre enn
mango bill thu. Eaar ca 10 fem til
SGtesoalen oe finn elm Sen ser beb
@psIanbsfiorb, 70 ifdl es belle beimatt
fraa Del mango S~Gbpegar, ca fam os
IGrbe aa fienue Der / 8eiterbeimeu fors
tGlia beim berbetrre, at Del 6eoc oiIc.
at Del er at samaIt gobt grot meS Elm
lett @bgg % Ct iterf Ronue, elm fasraS
FIR SON os 9anS. SAB meg 10 meS Set
ilmme ieeia, at or hcr notion Sele, Co.
tpgee euer andre, icm bile life 40 baon
MeiiefbIsie, faa ituae BET bera itor
Suguuo ad fad berrc nm bet. SeIclas
sets Soeuitrinar. SorfeI SfteIie, Ser
gus Sails, Rinn. refer iammeu meo
Set er Reiringi aa iona ibea
Rel fprite 9agarre / Stunt. gtrib Iaa
auteu til Oftelie cuer til meg, 10 me
beftemme Sib os Steb, Ser me
rletaif.
Soistor, Winn., Site Sanuar 1922.
5. q. Saeter.