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Evening star., 1922-06-23
Determined on Veto.

We're TO come to the President today
Mr.. Watson would be proved bad
prophet. For the President is deter
mined to veto the bonus bill This
writer has been assured so positively
on this point that all doubts may be
dismissed. Mr.. Harding stands
squarely on the position he took
when the bill was up in the House.
de 1aNorS poStpOnement of the bonus
if sales tax is not enacted. The
measure pending IN the Senate doesn't
provide sales tax and is practically
the same as the measure which passed
the House.
Not Opposed in Principle.
Mr. Harding wants sit understood
that he isn't opposed to the bonus in
principle. He favors compensation to
the soldiers and sailors who fought
in the late war, but insists the gov
ernmcnt finances aren't in shape for
an expenditure on the bonus.
Representatives of the eX-service
! men know, however. that if they lose
their fight now they Will have scant
chance for another year or two to
revive the issue successfully for a
deficit of $240 100000 which may
the government in the face for the
fiscal year beginning on the first OF
next month and ending June 80 1923
Government finances are such a COM
plicatcd matter that they permit of
| wide differences Of opinion and in
depreciation.
Take Cheerful View.
Those members of the Senate who
are fighting in favor of an immediate
bonus take much more roseate view
of the condition of the Treasury than
do tie officials Of the Treasury. The
/ latter. together with the President,
believe all effort should he concen-
trated ON funding the public debt,
while the bonus advocates insist that
the funding has been so successful
thus far the bonus could be financed
with little harm to the Treasury :
funding plans.
The dispute is largely academic. as
It involves many psychological fac
tors in the marketing of investment
securities. Nobody will be able to
tell accurately just how much of an
effect the passage OF bonus bill
would have on the funding of the
public debt or on the governments
ability to sell short time securities.
But the men on Capitol Hill who IA
vor the bonus insist that their opin-
ions are as good as anybody else S
and they are determined TO go ahead.
Battle of Words.
The question finally will resolve it
self into a battle of words between
the President and the sponsors of the
bonus. largely on the question of how
the money is to be raised. and while
the advocates of n bonus feel that
today they have enough votes to pass
the bonus over Mr.. Hardiag's veto
they are not of course able to cal
cGlate the psychological effect Of
positive statements from Mr.. HardlLG
in that veto message. For the no
ment Mr.. Harding has had his way
in keeping the bonus from being
given right of way in the Senate. i
was thought the bonus forces We're
strong enough to compel immediate
action. They have a majority which
is sufficient to pass the bill when it
does come up for vote. but Mr.. Hard
Evening star., 1922-06-23
HEALTH RULES BROKEN,
FINGERPRINTS INDICATE
Department Claims to Have Caught
Merchant Using Paper Cups
Second Time.

The health department is going
into detective work. And it's work.
ing the fiugcrprint system.
First evidence Of this situation was
brought TO light yesterday when
Health Officer Fowler announced that
"A cider and vinegar merchant was
trapped yesterday by the system.
1t seems that the health depart
ment has been trying for some
months to get the goods on dispensers
of drinks who use paper cups to
avoid sterilization of glasses, and
then reuse the paper cups, thereby
disregarding sanitary regulations
Or r. NJ. Price. chemist of the Dis
trict. visited the cider establishment
referred to yesterday with d finger
print mixing pad. He got a drink of
cider, and in doing solicit his finger
print on the cup.
About fivc minutes later, II. ]. Null
ligan, another attache of the health
department. walked in, asked for a
drink Of cider and il is charged was
given the same paper cup that DR..
Price had used. When he finished
he calmly put the paper cup in his
/ pocket and walked out.
The next trip was to Fred Sand
burg of the police department. ex-
| pe!t in fingerprint. He identified
Evening star., 1922-06-23
WOULD BREAK PLEDGE.
Mrs. Renaud Seeks to Enter Home
Before Agreement Expires.

Mrs. Louise Renaud OF 44O9 9TH
street northwest, contemplating a
visit of three months to her par
ents at Rockford, Ill. entered into a
verbal agreement with her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Il. Holt, that they
should move into her house for three
months and furnish board and lodg-
ing to her husband, Frank NJ. Re-
maud. She returned unexpectedly and
wished to re-cnter her home. This
arrangement did not meet with the
approval of Holt, 50 he began suit
for Injunction to prevent the return
of Mrs. Renaud and the children until
the expiration Of the three months
agreed on or until he could secure
other accommodations for his family.
On this showing Justice Hoehling
issued temporary injunction exciud-
ing Mrs. Renaud and the children
from the house until hearing set for
today.
Through Attorney L. Z. Tanner, the
plaintiff says under the agreement ht
was to have the entire occupancy OF
the premises for three months from
April l6, except that he was to boarc
Evening star., 1922-06-23
NAMED TO RESERVE CORPS.

The War Department has an
nounced that the following named
residents Of the District Of Columbia
and vicinity have accepted appoint
mGnts in the Officers Reserve Corps
.hf the Army: Maj. Willia:n f. Cham
hers, Medical corns, of the United
States Veterans Bureau: First Lieut..
Herbert w. NaUts, cavalry. at the
University Club; First Lieut.. Will
liam A. Toindcxter, Quartcrmast er
Corps, of 1412 Oak street; Second
Lieut.. Paul S. cakes, air service, and
second Lieut.. Jesse w. Snyder field
artillery. at Fort Myer, Va
Evening star., 1922-06-23
G. A. R. POST PROTESTS.

SYRACUSE. N. y. June 23.-Roused
to Indignation over action of the
United Confederate Veterans. who at
the closing session of their conven-
ton at Richmond. Va, adopted reso-
luton charging that Abraham Lincoln
personally and deliberately con-
ceived," the war of secession, civil
war veterans of this city, members
of Root Post. No. Isl, Department of
New York, G. A. r.. braved a storm
here last night to attend a meeting
of the post to protest against sian
dering of the name of the great
emancipator.'
Evening star., 1922-06-23
BONUS FOES HAIL
.PRES|DENT'SST!AND
Mr.. Harding Reported Deter.
mined to Veto Bill in
Present Form.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

President Harding's assertion of
leadership during the past week in
persuading the Senate not to side
track the tariff bill for the bonus has
revived the hopes of opponents of the
bonus that Mr. Harding's veto mes
sage Will have much more powerful
effect on senatorial opinion than was
at first anticipated.
There are those on Capitol Hill who
mistakenly believe Mr.. Harding will
sign the bonus bill. Senator James
Watson of Indiana so predicted in a
public speech which has never been
specifically contradicted and members
of Congress are assuming that the
Indiana leader would not have made
his statement without some assur-
ance
Evening star., 1922-06-23

licved from his duties at tho bureau
us RETIRED has been made head of
Il new engraving and plate printing
department in one of Washington's
leading department stores.
Thomas T.. Slattery, who was super
intendent of the eIectrolytic plant,
has gone to Connecticut to connect
with d concern there in similar work
at an increase in salary.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
CAPT. COWLEY DETAILED.

Capt. Moses f. Cowley, infantry,
has been relieved from duty with the
Franklin Cantonmert, Camp Meade,
Md, and detailed as assistant pro-
ftssor of military science and tactics
at PENNSYLVANIA State College, State
College, Pa. Pending assumption of
his new duties he viii be assigned
to temporary duty at EdGewood
arsenal, Md, in connection with
summer training camps in the Sd
COrDS Area
Evening star., 1922-06-23

ing's tactics have raised considerable
doubt as to necessary two-thirds to
pass the measure over presidential
veto. There are many changes pos
sible between now and the time of the
veto message, but the setback which
the advocates OF the bonus got this
week has strengthened Mr.. Hard
ing's determination to fight the pas
sage of the measure in its present
form.
downright, I9o2)
Evening star., 1922-06-23
STORM SWEEPS ONTARIO,

OTTAWA, ont, June GA severe
WIndstorn sweeping east from the
ken"ra district today put all tcln-
graph wires ont OF commission west
0i Fort Williams and blow Il box ..a r
from the track at Lydiatt, forty miles
east of Winnipeg. Mtagcr reports re-
rclVed here indicated that lightning
and heavy hail caused great damage
Evening star., 1922-06-23

WE SPECIALIZE
on school and church furniture. Austrian
bentyood chairs and folding chairs carried
in stock with general line Of furniture;
Grand Rapids and Chicago Sample Room and
Wholesale Furniture Exchange, 6l7 ST. NV.
Main T474.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

and room the husband The return Of
the wife and children would seriously
interefer with his occupancy, he
states, because the property is not
large enough to accommodate two
families.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

the fngerprints on the cup with
one of the fngerprints of DR.. Price
The health department regards the
case complete. Steps in a legal di-
rection are being taken today by Dr.
Fowler.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

More than 1000 patents have been
granted to negroes in the United
States, chiefly for mechanical appli-
ances and labor-saving devices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

that we have nothing 10 sell and do
not represent any one concern or
business.
Aid To All.
Real estate men have called TO
learn whether or not We intend TO
compete with them Nothing OF
course could be further from our
purpose. We intend 10 help them;
10 get more houses built and sold
We want all the real estate men to
list their lots with us that we may
show the vacant properties on the
map which we intend 20 have or the
wall OF the Office 1t Is easy TO see
how this might result in great bene-
At 10 the dealer.
For instance. when a man comes
TO our office and says that ne wants
TO build a house. he viii naturally
want a lot on which 10 build. We
will help 10 find a vacant property
IN the section OF the city where he
wants 10 build on our may he can
see all the listed lots which arr va
cant in the section OF the city he IS
most interested IN We will give
him a list OF all these vacant prop
critics. together with all available in
formation as 10 whether the pI OPP
erty has paved streets, sidewalks.
curb. gas and electricity. etc. He
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Wilson Brothers Garment Co.


First. last, and all the time va
want more houses built. Il would
be a fine thin0 for the city II we
could develop into q population OF
home-owners; Il the people OF the
city would build their own homes
and live IN them. We have had q
number Of applicants who want Us
10 assist them N financing a trans
action whereby house merely
changes hands. We are not inter-
ested in that and have nothing 20
offer. A transaction must result IN
the building OF a new house before
We get back OF Il.
But whenever an applicant
comes 20 US and wants 20 build q
new house in South Bend-to add
a new structure 20 che number OF
dwellings IN the city-we are strong
for him. And we don't care Wheth-
er this man has merely enough
money 70 bet by or a million dollars.
II he Will build a house. We are for
him Immediately"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
OF new
HOMES BUREAU Is
TO Aid BUILDERS
Organization Sponsored by
City to Aid All, Com
peting With None.

since the opening OF the New
Homes bureau or,ice 20 advise and
assist prospective home builders IN
the city. more than so persons Rave
registered their intentions OF oegin-
mig construction - houses as soon
las preliminary arrangements ean be
made. according &c G. +. Wagner,
manager OF the bureau. In addition
10 these. scores OF others have call
ed for information ranging from
how 20 proceed IN securing financial
assistance 20 what sort OF house TO
construct 20 meet the needs OF a
particular family.
Tt IS the purpose OF our organ
fzatiou." Mr. Wagner said &C The
News-Tlmes. "to give advice and
ell possible assistance to the person
who wants 10 build a house IN South
Bene We have had a great deal Of
trouble convincing people that We
gre zSt N ths real estate business;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

the people who have plenty OF
money 10 come 10 Us the same as
those who need assistance. We will
show them our list OF lots; help
them 10 find a contractor; and do
anything else 70 facilitate their
building q house.
Service Bureau.
TT should be clearly understood,
as Mayor Seebirt has so ably said.
that this bureau is a service bureau
for the use OF the PEOPLE OF South
Bend who want 10 build houses. We
have no interest 10 serve save the
interest OF the community at large.
We want TO see hundreds OF
houses started within the next few
weeks. That is what we are here
for. Any assistance or advice We
can give 10 assist this IS to be had
for. the asking.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

viii be given the name Of the agent
or the owner OF the lot he must,
OF course. deal directly wieh the
applicant IN locating vacant prop
critics.
IF the applicant has difficulty in
obtaining the money with which TO
handle the lot, then we step forward
and offer him all possible assistance.
We would prefer 10 have the appli-
cant name the bank or loan agency
with which he would rather deal:
then we will do our best 10 engineer
his case through &c some conclusion
which will result in an additional
house for South Bend.
Advisory Capacity.
"Once the applicant has lot and
has arranged 10 finance the build
ing. we wsll help him locate build
lng. Our services viii be mostly In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

an advisory capacity.
I'VE have on file IN the office a
number OF house plans which we
are glad 10 show an applicant for
Information. We are glad 10 give
him tho benefit OF our experience
and to offer suggestions and advice.
What we want is 10 get more houses
built in South Bend We are go
ing on the assumption that there
are hundreds OF people in the city
with small means who can build
with the proper procedure. We
Will assist them IN securing loans.
That IS what we mean by saying
that we viii assist the person with
small means who wants 20 build
home. We Will help him 10 help
himself
However. our sole purpose, I
reTeat, - to get more houses built
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

construction. according ro the e. S.
public health service
Much OF the malar.a in the eoul-
try may thus be termed ue--
made" and unless man cakes care
10 provide for proper dalrara
these spots he WS- reap -re t--
evitable harvest re notwithstanding
rn Osquitoe.
Many southern states have s'-
the specifications of highways shall
require that cliEa-rs .r
shall bs 80 placed THAT thev e-u
completely drain All wet areas a'ot.
the culvert entrance end. that ail
pits made in excavations f-- raI
ways shah be allied or property
drained
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

We want houses built by individuals
wno viii live IN them; and, we are
anxious and willing 70 talk with the
contractor or builder who wants TO
build houses for sale az a legitimate
profit. Regardless Of where the
houses come from we must have
them. Mayor Seebirt believes that
we can assist the man with small
means: and we are trying 10 do
that But our work does not end
there. We want houses built. And
when a man or a concern wants 10
build a new house, we are interest
ed.
1T is not possible FOR US 10 say
just exactly what we intend TO do;
our action always depends on the
circumstances. We want 10 help
the applicant do whatever Is neces-
sary before the can build. We want
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
FOLLOWS
HIGHWAY BUILDING

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE
wave % highway construction
throughout the country has IN
creased the difficulty OF Stamping
out malaria, because OF the c0ntin-
ual creation OF new mosquito
breeding spots by the impOunding
OF water. Intentionally or uninten-
tonally, IN the course OF highway
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

WASHINGTON. June l7-De-
termined 70 carry OF premier hon-
ors az the international airp.a1e
races 20 be held az Detroit ore SeD-
tember IS. the army has --- COM
tracts % the Cu-tiss L.er-rr
Thomas Morse and Larsen alrr.lr1
mannheim companies Ger fol-
special racers.
These planes VIII De the latez-
models IN design ana workmansh.1
and Will travel at the rate OF zoo
miles an hOms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
@iseonfm.
Baron Gpmntp faar Gleftrieitet.-

Varpn Notfffg faar Gleftrtcitet.-
IGe gper label iom mango Sarme /
Barron Gorntp bill mart faa eleftriIf
Selpsntng. @n 2inie bliber MI an.
lagt fra Mmena til &osfin, bporfra
ben legges ipooper til Siasoale oa
Oallas iamt pibere til Seem sluburn.
Eense ! Spibflbperfrb. Sarriion
Sebecf peb Sunealt bar bette Iar af
so @cres SpibfIpper iolst Srs for
life miilore emo $10,S75. San fit
nemlig at De so Icres 500 9uibels
Spibfleperfrs, Tom ban ioIgte for
$21.75 pr. 8uibel. Sette err set Iter.
ite llbbptte al Spibflsper nogenlinoe
erbolot | Dodge Gountp.
8alSbrDanp. Eli "Gecorab.p SO.
item" i~fripes, at Wr. % Mrs. Same.
polb ben 17be September feireSe
@ulbbrplup | fit Siem | glacf
Garth. 8un De n9rmeite SIGatnin.
'ee bar tiIiteoe. 9e blep bet al go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

rem. Serpoa blep Ssren iaien aab.
net % otte fIere @anoitter Huppet
inc, % DC toIp Meno raaoeoe M
oper belle 59ngilet, ioet oe TO @og.
tere maatte itblepere fine Iegler %
euerS gisre bpab Der befaleoes Dem.
Eparl, Der fremoeles boppebe omfrina
paa &rpffer efter bint GammenIteo
meo Eolitiet, ba oct ubelbiae Seater.
rppert forisgtes, blep Itrar lsslaot,
men oa Sangepogterne life bapoe
Weglerne til De spre @tager, bialp
bet lite bpor meget DC END truebes,
iloges % iparfeoes. Wfe6 &eperbep-
oingen paa arpffer melen fla iprang
De oerfor allie no at S9ngilet igien,
etter at babe aflaaiet en- inore Ssr,
iaa Sangepogterne life fi,noe fomme
no efter Dem, og flpgtebe / Ell Iitto-
mobil bertenoe noenfor. S9ngilets
Selefonleoninser bar afifaarne, iao
Solitiet life funoe bar lies ON bpab
bar foregaaet, % De inbeitenete San.
gebogtere maatte BRUCE 8ranoalar.
men for at tilfaloe SieIp. 8anben
bar oa for lange iiben gobt og bel
noe al Spne, men efter ct al Bolitiet
mootaget 8inf blep Senoag often ct
Sogibns omringet og oerpaa itormet,
Der &pan og Ter Menb iamt to &pin-
Der bleb %paagrebne. Gen enc al Dis.
ie Gpinoer, bar Suiets Iprtinbe,
fienot blanbt 9pens Sorbrpberele-
ment iom "Sante @mma", ben anben
Olga 2arion, 10 aar gamnel. 3pan
blep ipnlig operraifet, ba ban pIubie.
Zig fanot fig omrinset af @ebarmu,.
oinger, og bans fsrite Spprgsmaal
bar, bbem bapbe forraabt bum. Set
formooes at babe b9ret oen iarnme
8anoe, iom 2srbag Wibbag rebebe
ganfen | Sapase, og OF bette &speri
bleo begaaet meo bet fpecie1e Sor.
maal at ifaffe Benge til at fonme
bort meo De Weno, iom ifuloe tages
no at Saitgilet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
SnO Safota.

So SaprctDpe faffet. &op Bacon
og Sarlie Miation pil titles for
9reosretten / Slanbrealt unber Sin.
flage for at bape i%tiaalet to Sognlas
Sabre fra elmer Spjabls Sarm.
Sapren bar tasen fra en- 9pnse ef-
terlabt ube paa @geren efter at bent
netop bar treifet.
Sanf / Mobribge at iasibses. =
Otter bpab Der berettes fra Sierre bill
Weblemmer al Statens &ural Gre.
DIT 8oaro anlegse Gag moo Sirit
National ganf at Wobrioge for of
iaa Jig ti%lbasebetalt $4,000, iom al
obenn9bnte 9oarb laantes Sorieiboe
Hancb | 1919. Set paaitaaeS, at De
til Statens goarb itiQebe Sifferbe.
Der, beitaaenbe al anben og treble
Wortgases, / Sirfeligbeoen er b9rbi-
lpie. Ser bill gieres Sorisg paa at
gisre 9anfen aniparlig berfor, on
man me1ler ben life f,tlete Statsall.
toriteternes Snitrltftioner / ubIteoel-
len al 2aanet. gienbomnerl bill bar.
ifelig inbbringe NOT til at afpifle fsr-
lte Wtortgage, paaltaaes Der MI.
9ommer mnlfterer fin 8ieit. Ser
forteqes ON CONNER Salper / Sian.
oremi, at ban forleben Dag tog en
gob SEN, Der meo lin Sltitru bar paa
8eieg bos bam, no paa @olfplaoien
ct Stpffe fra 9pen, bpor De / ben
8rab blep interesierebe / SpiGet, at
oe glemte BEN for Wiobagen beItente
Sib. Oct bar @i9iteu, iom meb fin
Iutomobil ~beisreeoe transporter,
% frpgtenoe Sfieno al be pentelbe
Sruer iatte ban iaa bolbiom Sart,
at ban at et Batrolmanb blep beor-
bret til at msbe for Hetten Den neite
Dag. Oct blep ba 9ommer Salpers
life meget bebagelige Bligt at ilegge
lin 8i9it Dem panlige Wlilft for ober-
oreben bnrtig &ieriel = uoget bart
iffe gobt funoe fomme forbi.
Tulitimanb ffnbt / siomr Sails.
60. Sife, Solitifaptein / Siour
Saas, blep 2srbag Iften Ifllot og
brGbt, DC ban forisgte at arreitere
en- Wa1,b mist9nft iom 9~anfrsber.
Spp WGrb arreiterebes Ssnbae If-
ten, % blanot oisie bar en- Sobn
@otcb mltaget at bore Woroeren.
&aptein Yife og en- 9etient penteoe
at msoe W9nb, Ser bab6e rspet en-
9anf / @illoip Safe og liofprt andre
Solosbanblinger, ba en- Wano plito.
ielig fom fisrenbe moo Dem | en- gu.
tomobil. Otter 1T bore tilraabt al
Sapteinen iatte 9anbitten Mutomobi.
lens 2ps paa bam og ifipb bam. Se
to GolitimGnb blep f~uloitGnbia
blanbet al set ifarpe 2ps, og beres
Sflo er ianoipnligbis forfeilet fit
Wfaal.
Naispalabiet / Iitebel aabnes.-
Set npe Waispalabs / WitcbeG aab.
neOes Sirsoag glften til ben 29oe
aarlige 5eit, % BEN ltore gpaning,
Der | lin rpe Sfiffelie foIter $780,.
900, bar fplot til iibIte BlaoS. aab.
ningsforeitiainselt aapeS al ernie
gonngs "Irabimn Sights, iom fom
oirefte fra ct to Tigers engagement
| Sos gngeles. gpaningen er nipo-
panlig paffer iaapel inbpenoig iom
uopenoig, imugfulot beforeret iom
ben er meo Waisar al forifiellig Sar-
be, Sorltar og 8r9s. Sor fsrite
Sang er iaar brltgt Tmnpas. @res,
og bette iiges at babe bioraaet me.
get til at forifisnne Sen belle Sefora-
tionsplan. Speciel Ombu err iaar
gipet Uplifting al Sarmprobufter,
% man er berbeb fonmet mere til.
bage til bbao bette SALADS SormaaI
ira fsrit at bar. So~rtrinIiat @eir
bibrog ogiaa til, at ser anere6e Sem
fsrite Iften bar en- itsrre Silitrsm.
ming emo nogen Gang | tibligere gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

Skriv til os eller bessg vore ssenter.
Pengeforsendelser iii Norge og Danmafk'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

for 2ereren altiaa ienbte bam biem.
29ge blep bentet og @utten bragt /
Seng, % Der bar | nogle Gage albor.
Zig Sare for bans Sip, oa Spigeren
bar trengt giennem Sierneifaaen og
bapoe bersrt Siernen. San bebreoes,
men Der bar frembeles flor Sare for
of &omplifationer fltnoe I9tte ino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

for Of faa Siifen til at bioe. Set
tiger OeSiiOeu fig ielp, at Der / 2sbet
al Sinteren bill IGgee Jig SIS paa 81
%ifebammer,, % bette Srooutt bar 0tr,
SbeQabareer allereoe ioIet til Ell al
@pens S%sbanolere, iom Der oellter at
iaa SIS al mere END a%lminbeli9 600.
beo % &enbeo. 90 unoer benne lin
&irfiombeo er Den tibIigere Sarmer
blepet mirbit ii Iar pngre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

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ter lid
betrl nj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
Grit til
StoenOe.

vi bar for g,bunbIins Of
Rheumatism, en- ny W,tb ub.,
ION Ri bill isnbs pDrtubstaIt
til bosrt Diem Of bette gIabs
sGisrs. iom firipsr o. bsoer
osrom. Sois bu bar Smsrtsr
! oins wtnIfIsr Os e,bemOb.
hois be sr ftips sIsr sr smms.
bois bu libsrs m,rtrr Deb bo.r
@sirfUraubriua. her sr bin
anIsbnins til at prsoe en- mn.
iimpsI. biuis WtstbObs. ION
bar hiuIpet 6uuhrshsr G.In
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

let banber uite, at grebe, fom inoeboloer
Isfe Yenge % life er reeiiireret, fommer bort
paa Seien. eenb berfor TIE Isle Nense nssH
at faa Suffering for grepet.