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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
HOME TOWN FOLKS
MATCHING UORNSBY
TrynS Villages Sure ErynrItc Son
VIII o,-rtnLe i>rn Wiiiinms
la Iinnir Kuns.
IHy Associated rressl

WITlir:l;S. TEN. Aug. i9.-This
little West Texas village. birthplace
~ rogers llOrnsby, reading home"
hitter or the National League. IS
much r"rinrbcd nS It's idol falls away
from k"nn"th Williams. Of the st
Louis Americans. Ia the major League
honr-run race.
The Villagers crowd about the town
drug store each afternoon To watch
the inning scores and home run rec
"rdS. Although iiprusby Is two un-
der Williams. ia" fans hcIS express
confidence IN their hero To ain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Gene Sarazen to Play
Hagen for World Title
IRy Associated prcss. !

PITTSBURGH, Aug. l9.-Gene
SaraZen. professional and open
golf champion OF the United
States. will meet Walter Hagen.
British open champion. for the
worlds championship on October
s and ., Sarazen announced here
tonight. Part Of the match OF
sevcnty-two holes Will be played
here on October s. The follow
ing day the game Will be COM
pleted on the Westchester-B Bit
more course Mt Rye, y. Y. Ar
ranRements for this match. which
have been pending since Sarazcn
won the open title AT Skokie. were
definitely closed. the monarch an
rounced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
REDS HIT RUETHER
HARD, WINNING 9-4
Cincinnati Crabs First Game
of Series With Brooklyn.
LuIuc Is Effective.
iRy Associated Press

''NciSNATi. OHIO. Aug. 1.-THE
h'nS Won from BROOKLYN today. .
10 s. IN the first game of the serles
mo Reds hit Kuethcr hard, scoring
I'VE runs Ia the nfth Inning on six
mus ana u base on balls. and driv-
ing IN" iefthandcr of The mound.
""S ehc"hrc except In The
NTH, when tho Robins comht,oJ 49,
nus win pass for four runs Tb.
nom" team h"lh"d perfectly and ran
"aFes at VIII on Deberry. stealing
six. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ARGENTINE POLOISTS
REACH NEW YORK
fly Associated prcssl

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-the po,o
team which will represent Argentina
In the international matches next
month arrived today on the steamer
Fanbain from England. The regular
members of the team are:
]" L. Lacey. captain: David Is. and
Juan Is. Miles. brothers: j. ID. and
Luis Nelson, also brothers.
The visitors left at once for Rum
son. y. H., where their ponics, sent
over earlier in the week, are uuar-
tered. The players were guests at a
dinner at the Rumson Country Club
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
COLTS BRING
$51, 800 AT SARATOGA
Especial to Tho csDispatch.l

WINCHESTER. VA. Aug 10
Nineteen colts from Captain Philip T..
VI. Walkers "PaGebrook" farm. near
Boyce. Clarke County. sold for ssh
500 mt Saratoga. few days ago, ac-
cording to word received here today.
The average price was s2.S5S. but one
chestnut colt. son by Trap Rock
Federal Girl. WAS knocked down to
Joshua S. Cosdcn. the all masnate.
for $4,000. tho highest price paid
thus far during the present Saratoga
sale. Cosden bought three other
"Pagebrook" colts. Last year he paid
$4,000 for The sweep. out OF Ballet
Girl. from Walkers stud. which was
the highest price obtained for n colt
1T that sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Marion In UrIdrron Icnruc,

MARION. o.. Aug. ia check for
$1,000 was forwarded today to tho
head OF tn" Professional Football
League ut Dayton by tho Marion Ath-
letic Association TO insure Marion's
representation In tho National Foot
ball League for the coming season.
Mtrion's professional team will be
made NJ of Indians headed by the
famous athlete. Jim Thorpe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
INDIANS IN FOURTH
PLACE LEAGUE RACE
Cleveland Takes Higher Berth
in American, When Cove.
lcskic Beats Zachary.
LKy Associatcd Press. !

NASHiNGToN. Aug. la.-CIeveland
gained a clear title Ia fourth place
TO-DAY by defeating Washington. Z to
!. III icn-inninc battle. Zachary
"ntpltchcd Covclcskic until the final
round when he weakened and was
driven from the box, Francis tax
ing his place. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
BUILDERS COME BACK
AND BEAT BUGS, 81
Newport News Cops Final of
Series With League Lead
CT, Lucas Pitching.

I'|V"'I"I TT Ut TIIHNS IJINIHf'N-
WILSON. y. G.. Aug. is--I.ucas ont
tucked Bennett In Il pitching duel
inns afternoon. and the ShlphuiId"rs
Won IN" last game OF the series : 10
!, through tn" pitching OF Lucas and
u" hitting of Smith and McMahon.
l'cnn"itS two lasr un balls wrr"
f"iiow"d Nv "a sacrifice AMI 4 hit. AMI
h"th counted. while only one ur
i.ucaS seven base on balls wcra
turned INTO run. Tho playing ~
h"th t"anis Was faSt anL excellent
the work OF Whltcrnft featuring for
NcwrDrt News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Totals ..........

Newport News 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
FAIL TER|NC CARDINALS
LOSE ANOTHER, s TO I
Pitcher Shcrdcl Bats Team In
to Lead, but Fades Later
Before Quaker Sticks.
INV Associatcd Pressl

ST. LOUIS. NO, Aug. l9.-After
batting his team into The lead bv
knocking out n single. double and
homo run, Sherdel weakened In
m" ninth inning and permitted
Philadelphia to take todays game
the third q tho series. by score
of TO .. Ray Riades. a local youth
who reported to the Cardinals today
mad" his first appearance In the
Cardinals lineup. Score:
phItnhaInbIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
yANKS FORCE AHEAD
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Defeat Chicago, II to S, and
Go to Top-Babe Ruth
Hits 21ih Home RIM
tRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Aug. l9.--rhe New
York Americans today broke the tie
Tor nrst place. easily defeating chi
cag". IL TO :. while the Browns di-
vided d"unle- header with the Attn
letics. 1t was ChicaSo's NTH sue
c"ssiNe defeat. Ruth hit his twenty
fourth home ruin OF the season off
Leverctte in the third inning Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

b'aitcu lot ~. SIllilH III nlnlH.
tBatted for Lavan In eighth.
Tran for Schultz In eighth.
Slated for Mueller in ninth.
ThiiAoeiphia 900 OO2 1913
ST. Louis ........... 003 600 1870 -
summary: Two-base hits-IlornS-
by. Mokan. Fletcher. Shcrdel. Parkin-
son. Homo runs-Walker. Sherdel.
stolen bases-Mann. Sacrifices
Fletcher, Parkinson. Ilornsby, Win
ters. Wrightstone (2); Blades. Aim
smith. Double plays-Hornsby. To-
porcer and Bottomly; Fletcher and
Leslie. Left on Observation-Disclosures,
6: st. Louis. 3. Base on balls-om
winters. 4; Smith. /; Sherdel 9.
struck out-by Winters, l; G. Smith.
]: Sherdel. 6; Weinert. 2. Hits-off
Winters. 0 In 713; SherdeI. 12 I'm
8 %: Smith. none in ga: Weinert.
mono In /; Pfeffer. none In Ia. Hit
by pitcher-by Sherdel (Parklnson).
Winning pitcher-G. Smith. Losing
pitcher--Sherdel. UmpIres-Moran
and Quigley. Time. egg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ATLANTA BOY WINS
ASHEVILLE TROPHY
IRy Associated Press. |

ASHEVII.LE, y. c., Aug. 1o.--J.
Epps Brown, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga, 10
years old. won tho annual invitation
golf tournament ut the Ashevilic
Country Club here today, defeating
Gerry Fleming. of Augusta, six up
and Ave to go in the th!rty-slx-ho
hnals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Yale squod 10 ncnort s.n, !.

NEW HAVEN. Aug. lo.-Football
candidates at Yale University have
oeen notified to repop for practice
Isptemoer 8. II was announced to-
dAy. DR.. Billy Bull is already mai
aas plans for the beginning OF grid.
stton workouts. 49, an >, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
DETROIT TAKES TWO
FROM RED SOX CLUB
Cobb's Tigers Cop Double
Bill, Pitchers Allowing
Run i'm l8 Innings.
tEy Associated Prcss.I

HVHTVN. Aug. l3.-Dctroit took
h"th games from Boston today. ;
~ ! and l To o. Piilette won his
sixteenth game in taking the
opener. holding the Red Sox L" seven
NUS lehman made homer ~
the htth with two men on bases
fhhke ana karr had BATH. in the
second game. the only run scored
was IN the seventh. when Neach
walked, took second on wild pitch
and scored on Hcilmann's single to
center. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
PITCHERS BATTLE TO
ALEXANDER, OF CUBS
Chicago Hurlcr Bcsts Art
Nchf, of Giants, 2 to /, Be.
fore Capacity Crowd.
TBy Associated Prexs.J

Chicago Aug. i".-Chicago even
ed the series with New York today
py winning an Overwhelming battle.
TO ]. The game wax pitchers
oSttie between Alexander and Nehf
with hJn"rs about even. 4 capac-
NY crowd witnessed the game. III.
"Nerh"w ringing about the outheld,
making hit into the crowd good
for two bases. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

summary: Three-base hits-Powell,
Efnhka. Russell. Stolen base-Tray-
EnN sacrifices-Barnhart Brown.
Ronnie play--Brown to Maranville to
Aerinan. Left on bases-Boston. s.;
Nttsburgh, 8. Bases on balls-off
watson. q; off Mcnamara, 1: of
Brown. 2 Struck out-by Watson,
y, BY Brown. 8. Hits-orr Watson.
u IN z: OF Mcnamara, mono in /.
Posing pitcher-Watson. Dmpires,
hlem and Sentelie. Time. 1888.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
PITTSBURGH BOSTON
DIVIDE TWO GAMES
Pirate Entry Drops Initial En-.
counter. I to |. but Wins
Second. 3D..
NV Aseacl,,ch rre..

IifTsi'l RGii. Aug yi,,s-
hGrsh ana Hoston divided u double
header today. Boston taking tho mrs,
game. 10 !. ana Pittsburgh win
INNS IN" second. 5 10 = Five hts
hunehed on ADAMS In the NTH in
MN OF tho frst game. gave Rogtcn
AL their runs. Merry Brown, new
lhrate pitcher held Boston 20 nv.
h.'s IN the second game Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

summary Earned runs Newport
News. 3. Wilson. ]. Thr-. base ,lts
smith. Kennedy Twu-lns. hts Il
VI Mbhon sacrifice hits Smith
Palmer aud Roth. l."fu On has-s
N-wp"rt News Wilson. t. i:aS.
"n halls IN Bennett. 2. uif Lucas. I.
Strush "ut by i:.nn-tt. I: by i.lI.na.
I. buuhl" plays McMah"n 10 whit
craft L" Nj Nhh"n: lnin-r {" Whit
cInft t. McMnh"u. Time l.4U. I'ni-
pir"S NcSt"rvclt aud believe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
FOR Mack in ninth.

summary: Two-basc hi;-pipp
Threc-hase hit--Mostil. Home runs
Ruth, Falk. Hooper stolen bases
Meusel. McNal!y. Sacrifices -Strunk
witt. Double plays-Ward and scott.
Mcclellan. Collins and Shelly. LEFT,
on hases-New York. 10. Chicago. 4
Base on balls-on Shawkey. >: of
Hodge. >; off ieverette. , off Court
n"N. !: off Mack. !. Struck out-by
Shawkey. :: by Hodge. !; ny Lever
cite. !; by Courtney, l: by Mack. I
Hi's-oh Hodge. : in l tnonc out in
socond); of l.cvcrctte. in aga: off
Courtney. In Ia; off Mack. in
?. Wild pitch-Courtncy Umpiros-
Dincen and Hldebrand. Losing pi,ch-
er-HodEc. Time-2:l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

summary: Two-hase hits Ehmke.
liurns. stolen baSc-Fcwster. Double
plays-Cutshaw 10 Rigney to Ruc
Left on hascS--Detroit, {; Boston, 4.
Bases ON bails-on Earr. |. Struck
out Ehmkc. .. Wild ritch-Karr. |.
tmplres-Nallin and Evans Time.
1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

WHERE THEY PLAY ToDAy
thicnEo AT New York
Cleveland mt Warrington.
Only two srhp,I n rt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Plated for Harris In ff,n.
Hated for Kctcham in ninth.

'Hatied for iiarris In ff,n.
Hated for Kctcham in ninth.
Score ny innings: II.
st. Louis ... ln2 al loo .
Philadelphia ...... eco i0l 0iO-5
summary: Two-hasc hits @ -ber.
SEVERED. Three-basc hits-Scvcreid.
McManus. Sisler. Galloway. Home
runs Walker. Perkins, william ms,
Welch. stolen, hases-Sisl9". Sac
riicc--Sisl"r. Double plays- Gallo
way 20 Young 10 Hauser t2). LET,
on bascs-St. Louis, : philadelphia.
I. Bases on halls--oT He,ruacl, 2:
az k"tcham. =. Struck Dub!
Shoch"r. !: hy Harris. l. HitS-oif
Heimach, in 3: of Ia-ria. : In .:
m Kctchar,. in 4 Losing pitcher
Harris. Tmpir"s, owens and Mo-
riarity Time OF game. i.55.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

!'attcd Tor Wnltcrs IN ninth
Scor" by innings: r
jpctrIt oil O3O OOO-5
Boston ............... 600 600 OlO--I
summary: Two-baSe hits-Hel-
mann. Mitchell. Three-base hits
hhrns Home un--iieilmann. Sac
rlhres-Ricney. cutshaw co. Double
piaNs-RiGney 10 Cutshaw to Blue
tones To Blue To Jones. Lett on base
--b"troii, \: Roston. = Base on
hnils-oh Fillette. |; Russell. .; Full
!erton. >. Struck out--hv pilln,,e I,
ny Russell. !: by Fullerton. l. Hits
on Russell in s innings: off Full
lertnn. in innings: of Percy. .
y /. Hit by pitcher-by Tillptte
tMitchcll and rratp. Passed bail
W"odal. Losing pitcher-Russeu.
Evans and Nallin. Time.
$50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Hrook1yn mt Cincinnati.
New York mt Chicago.
others not srhrd n cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
WHEN IN LEAD BREAK TIE FOR TOP IN ATIONAL LEA CUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pltshurgh. is; BOSTON, 40.
Cincinnati, o. brooklyn. {.
chicago, - New York, 1 Oil In
nings.
81. Louis, ~ philadelphia, 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, ST., 81. Louis, p-5.
BOston. 10; Detroit, S-I.
New York, ~, Chicago. <.
wnshfngt0n. I: GIeycinnd, 2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
I'ittsburCh.

Score by innings: r.
Boston ............ ooO o40 o0O--4
Pittsburgh ....... 600 600 Dbl
summary: Two-basa hiis-Maran-
vile. Kopf Russell Three base
hit-Ba rnhardt Stolen bases
Nicholson. Barbarc. Holke Left on
hases-Boston. 6: Pittsburgh. 10.
Bases on bnils-off Braxton. J. off
Adams, j. Sacrihces-Braxton (2).
Barbara. Double nlav-Ford IN
Kopf to ITolke Struck out-by
BraX'on. q by Adams. S. Hi, by
pitchcr--by Rraxton tRusseID. I'm
pires. sentelle md KLEIN. Time, 1:47
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Washington,

I'HNNVU TOT NiIUncf IN tenth
MATTED for ricinich In tenth.
ZBatied for Francis In tenth.
Score by innings: y
Cleveland .......7. 900 100 600 %
Washington ....... zoe 100 600 o.
summary; Two-hase hits-Goslin.
Mcinnis. Sacrifccs-C.ovcl.sl< c,r1'
ner Double play-Stephcuson to
Scwcll to McInuis. Left on bnscs
Cleveland, ~: Washington, G. Bases
on balis-oH Coveleskie. 2: off zach
AIRY. 6: off Francis, /. Hits-orf
Zachary. In .: OF Francis. I'm
Struck out-!by Zachary, 3; nv Cove.
leskie. 4. mpires-Guthrie and Con.
molly. Time-2:IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Score by innings: r.
brooklyn ........O 900 n,0 Oo0-i
cincinnati ......-.. .o2o 05l hiS--6
summary; Two-hase hIts-Roush.
Fonseca. Grimth. stolen hasos-
Turns go, paubcr,. Eonscca, Pinclli,
'aveney. Griihth, Wheat. Ncis Sac
rihccs--Dauhort, Fons"ca. Double
plar--Fonscca TO Dauhcrt Left on
bases BROOKLYN. 6. Cincinnati T.
BASE on halls ON Lnqu.. .: Of Ruc-
th:r. = struck out--by LuGue. 3. by
Rueihor, ? Hits--on Ruether IN
3 innings, of Shriver. ; in 3 Wild
ritch--Sh-iver. Losing pitcher-Rue-
thor tmpires-Har- and Day Time
OF game. l.is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ais ......,... 3s :
Phltn delnhIn.

Tobin. Home runs Williams. Me-
Manus. DYKES. Miller. Sacrifices
WEIGH. Foster, Sisler Galloway.
Double McManus to Gerber to
Sister: Foster to McManus to Sislcr:
Gerber TO McManus to Sisler: Gerber
TO Foster 20 McManus. Left on
la scS-St Louis. c. Philadelphia. 4
Bases on balls-on Wright. 3. Struck
out-by Rommel, !. Hit by pitcher
by Wright lMiller). Wild pitch
Weight. Empires. owens and Mo-
rarity. Time, 1924.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
We Would Like
to Call

Every man in town and tell him about this clearance of
mems fine Summer-weight Suits-tc him that there
are still many different kinds and styles to choose from
both Hart Schaffner & Marx and regular Burk Suits
We need room for the Fall clothes that are coming in
every day. so have reduced the Summer-weghts right
down to the last scratch to move them quick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
score by innings.

'Rnited for Chaplin In eighth.
'Rattcd for Mitchell in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Totals .......a2 /

'Ba'ted for Russell in NTH.
fBatcd for Fullerton in eighth.
:Ra;tcd for Walters In ninth.
Score by innings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-05
Models Up to SIS 90

Tailored the approved made Of the finest materials and sold
moderate preel Is wonder that these clothes have become
standard the world over Whether bu snappy
tailored when you pick Hart Shafner Marx garment you get
than your moneys worth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-05
Suits and Overco ats
From $40 70 $35

We very good Of lower priced
made Of all wool materials the latest fashions Many different styles
patterns included this viii have difficulty find
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Silk Brdssieres

Dainty Jersey silk brassieres, that have
ribbon shoulder straps. and made with an
elastic section N the back, in sizes 81 to
SO. make desirable gifts for Christmas.
Specially priced at $l.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
4sbe garsuno.

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ningen al September. o"~'
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al Oct 19be IarbunOreoe bpnioS.[IIl
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er De blebet @ienitanb for itobio w., w.
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b%egpnbt of forbereoe fla fiji nn;.:
Iars Seitligbeber. '9e biotioite G y, Z
Ter er bleoet forfeit. 8ottemoopr y W..
ton Sang ifal, iom iorrioe @o m.'
fremItiue Griitits. "S'
Wten ogiaa / llblanbet er Hyrtor,.
len operorbentlig flor. cSffe rr;nSs,
emo 10000 s[merifanere GA nr;,'.
ligeiaa mango gngeIifmpnb bor oGo
reoe melbt lin Infomit. ;Sor NJ ~,
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line peroensflenote SflleipiI Ca bor
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bore %forbereot paa Saluto "Yr,
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funoet / Speroborg Moie / Spoli9l'
lamb paa Den itore, pelfienote so.
plabs fra "Saitlanostioen". Seo
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ming blep Su1loet unoerisgt at Na.
tionalmlieet % bite fig at bore al
flor Snteresie. S oct nGrmere Stl.
blum, iom Yrofesioren berefter fore
tog, %inbbroges ogiaa no9le faa Sfe-
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gamle SibSaloer, 5ltru- % @lgSbpr.
tiben, biorsrenoe 8oplabs peo Mtul.
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Wennelfe. Sfelettet fra Speroborg
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0en aoifiaer fig meset iterft ira Nlt.
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bet Sremipring, iom banner Sa9en.
% uopenoig ben genfam, bpprtil Ell
al S~ut1gem,Iflerne beftes. Sgiaa
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Hutiosmenncifets finn 4. "Speros
borg Wtanoen" bar altiaa bapt BEN
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for ben pal9olitiife Sios Wennelfer.
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Sc faa Sfeletoele fra Iullerl1p ipa.
rer noie~tu famine Tppe.
Selo ON Der biotil finn fienoes TO
Gremplarer, ipnes beraf at fremgaa,
at ben Gloite Wtenneifetppe / Gan.
mari afpiger ira ben ierere SlotioS
% Ndltibens, men piier npr Silfnpt.
ming til ben ~ieitere meaemellropeiife
Sloitenaloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
3ronobjcuts 9omfirfe.

s set norife Statsbubget for noe.
tie Sermlin er til Heitaureringsarbei.
set / Sronobicms Somfirfe ppfort
oroinert 2S3,000 8roner % ertra.
orbinert til @%eosmmelie al Oct geo.
metriife Spitem 10000 SIR.
s oct iibite Mar bar Irbeioet uoe.
luffenoe omiattet Separation al iGr.
oige Gele al airfen, ibet Oct mioler.
tioi9e Irbcioe meb Sugning al
Sp9lpribber III Stibets Sioeifibe er
f~ulofsrt.
Selp ON Hciultatet al Den iagfpn.
oige &omites grbeibe bill foreligae |
9ebet al npite Sermin, maa man
gaa no fra at maj, til ben Sio life
bill fillne bapc tilitrpffelige IrbcioS.
tegninger - uoarbeioet paa 8runb.
lag al en- approberet Hlan. Irbeibet
oil iaaleoeS bopeoiagelig fomme til
at omfatte Ell SortiGttelie al gpsse-
arbeioet paa 2anepGggenes &leri.
lt%orieetager.
Sm Stipcnbiat Wacobp 2iinbs
Serf "go Guaoratum" oplpier De.
p%artementet, at Den engellfe llogapc
oeraf err fGroig. Spao Den frantic
llbgape angoor, er Den ombruffct
lin Selbeo, ioolebes at Der bare itaar
i9ien at forrigere enfelte ubtrpf her
OF Der. Naor oenue llbgape fun TO-
religge Iulbt fGroig, er enonu life
paa Oct rene, Smiblertib maa mon
bel funne 9ao no ira, at bette pil ife
/ en- NOR Sremtio, bporeiter Grem.
plarer al nGprlte ubgaDe agtes til.
itilet De loenlanbife i~asfpuoiae til.
ligemcb Sroiesipr Ncrobagens llo.
reclining - poa gngellf % 6ranif -
on 0omfirfcn III. b. innlt Iiifriit al
De Sper9smoal iom enifes iorelasi