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Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
SCOTTSDALE HOLDS
GET-TOGETHERMEET

SCOTTSDALE, Mar. 4.-The first
event of its kind ever attempted in
this district was decided success
when 125 farmers, merchants and
others attended a dinner at the high
school Friday night. The basement
was fitted with long tables and IL was
filled to capacity early in the evening
The meal was complete from the
salad to the dessert. The tables were
attentively served by the high school
girls who are taking home economics.
The high school boys brought the
food from the kitchen to the room
and the girls served 1t. Mrs Austin
deserves much credit for the entire
meal, for with the present equip
ment it is difficult to serve many
people. President Charles Miller of
the Farm Bureau gave a short talk
on the work of that organization and
many interesting points were brought
out B. J. Showers, treasurer of the
Arizona Pima Cotton Growers asso-
citation, gave a very interesting talk
on the work Of that organization and
showed some of the great things the
association has done for the cotton
growers the past season.
DR.. Bishop. president Of the cham
ber Of commerce, told of the work
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
Days Review of
the New York
Stock Market

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE
prominence and strength Of numer-
GUS speculative issues and the un-
even movement Of shares Of intrinsic
value today characterized another
active but professional session on
the stock exchange.
Dealings approximated 100000,
but this impressive total was made
up largely OF motors and kindred
accessories, sugars independent
steels, secondary equipments and
utilities, notably the gas group.
Dividend paying rails and indus-
trials Of the Same description be-
came fairly active and strong later.
especially ranscontinentals, coalers
and several Of the eastern trunk
lines.
Specific features OF the advance
comprised Consolidated Gas. Stude-
baker, preferred: American Sugar.
Cuba Cane Sugar. common and pre-
ferred; American Woolen, Kelsey
Wheel. Cast Iron Pipe. Southern Pa
cific. Reading and New York Gem
trail. at net gains Of one to six points.
Foremost among the backward or
heavy stocks were the foreign oils,
particularly Mexican Petroleum and
General Asphalt and several of the
food specialties. Market street rail-
ways prior preferred cancelled part
of its recent steady advance.
Apart from the unfavorable as
poets OF the labor situation, as in
dicated by increasing probability Of
a strike by the soft coal miners and
further wage cuts in the steel and
textile trades, the days news was
regarded as encouraging.
London's markets were steadier.
this being evidenced by the rally in
foreign exchanges in this market.
Local supplies of call money were
unusually abundant and freely OBJ
tainable in private loans at 3% and
even 81 per cent.
The recovery in the London rate
OF exchange amounted to fully 3A
cents from yesterdays minimum.
French and Italian rates were to
~ points better, but neutrals. in
ciuding Holland. Norway and Swe-
den, again reacted. South American
bills were depressed on selling at
this center for London account.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15

Copper Situation-It Is the opinion
or copper authorities that the next
few months will develop a condition
in the copper market, that will not
only make a scarcity Of the metal but
substantially higher prices, probably
between Is and 16 cents.
Ray--The recent visit of the Off
cials OF the Ray Consolidated Copper
company left nothing as to the date
of possible resumption of operations
OF that property, although work is be-
ing done to keep the equipment in
shape for quick action.
Willcox.-John w. Prout. Jr.. GEN
eral Manager of the Central Copper
company was in Phoenix recently in
quest for diamond drih men, as they
plan on resuming drilling as soon as
q crew of competent men can be as
sembeled.
Lordsburg.-A full resumption Of
operations at the S5 mine of the CAL
umet and Arizona is planned for
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
Financial and Market News
Days Live Stock
Market AT the Big
Packing Centers

CHICAGO. March 14.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 10000; very slow: UNDER
tone weak to lower on all classes;
few early sales; beef steers and fat
stock Is to 25c lower; bulk steers OF
quality to sell. $7.4008.25.
HOGS--Receipts, $4,000; slow,
mostly 25c lower than yesterdays
average; top, $10.70: early practical
limit. $1O.65; bulk. 10000 1880; pigs
mostly 25c lower; bulk. desirable 100
to 20-pounders, $9.009935.
SHEEP-Receipts, 10000; fat
lambs opening weak to lower. Fat,
25 to soc higher; shearing lambs
steady shorn lambs, $12.7501310;
no fat wooled lambs sold early;
wooled ewes. top, early, 1925; good
1S6-pound shorn ewes. $3.50; shear
ing lambs to yard traders, $14.50.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
ROTARIANS LEAVE
To RETURN WITH
1928 CONVENTION

An enthusiastic send-off was
given the delegation of Phoenix and
Mesa Rotarians who left last night
for San Francisco to attend the an
nual district convention of the twen-
ty-third district. The Phoenix del
egation marched down to the South
ern Pacific station, wearing large
Mexican straw hats and carrying
canes made of cholla cactus. At
tached to the upturned brims of their
straw hats the Rotarians wore a
green ribbon bearing the word "Ari-
zona."
The delegation from the Salt Riv-
er valley is determined to bring the
1923 district convention to Phoenix
next year. and to this end every
member from this section will use
all his power of persuasion at the
San Francisco meet.
The Salt River valley delegates as
sembled in front of the Republican
office at $3.50 o'clock and received
the hats and equipment they will
wear in the Gate City. A large num-
Der Of Rotarians who could not get
away for the convention acted as
escorts to the delegates on their way
to the depot. There were 23 mem-
bers in the Phoenix party and l6
members from Mesa. Following is
the list of delegates from this city:
C. A. Winder, ]. Horspool. Fred w.
Hanna, Chris Lee. Charles f. Nor
ton, Logan Munson. d. b. Miller. DR..
william Swartz. H. l.. Stevenson, A.
c. Taylor, w. H. Thompson. j. T.
Whitney, John Alsap. Lyman Ben
nett, Garner Beckett, c. N. Boynton,
Robert Curry Cliff Carpenter, Mel p.
Ficlxas. L. M. Fitzhugh. Russell Free
man, Leon N. Fricke and Carl W.
Gibson.
The following men made up the
Mesa delegation: w. K Bowen. r. F.
Palmer, ]. F.. Bloy. Guy Attaway,
Charles Johnson, George Johnson. p.
b. Beville. NJ. L. Gibbons. Art Viaux,
c. l.. Drew, N p. Elfuson. Charles
Flynn, c. S. Dingle, John Cummard.
J. c. Raymond and Harry Chandler.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15

OF that organization in its first year
and told OF some of the plans for the
ensuing year. e o. Brown, director
from this district to the Arizona
Cotton Growers association, told of
the work OF that organization in de-
porting excess labor and taking care
of the sick labor in the valley.
J. r. Sandige gave a short talk on
the Scottsdale Athletic club, inviting
everyone to go with the baseball team
when it plays Glendale March 26 and
help defeat the fast team on their
home grounds. Principal L. o. Du-
Ross explained the high school bond
issue that viii be voted on the first
Of April The meeting was then open
for discussion and many gave their
views on the subject. Everyone pres
ent was in favor of the high school
building, but some few thought II
could be built for less money, but
when the plans were explained prac-
tically everybody was for building it
right and having a complete plant
that the district would be proud Of.
A vote carried TO support the school
board In their work Of building and
properly equipping q high school
building and from indications Friday
night the bonds will carry by large
vote.
Injured Woman Dies
Mrs Martinez, the Mexican woman
who was burned Thursday morning,
died Friday as the result of her in
jurieS. The tent house she was liv-
ing in on the Crosse ranch caught
fire and she went IN after her trunk.
She secured 1t safely when she re-
membered that she had some money
sidden in another place and went
back in the burning tent house to Sc
cure It. Her clothing caught fire
and she was severely burned. Mr..
Crosse rushed her to the hospital,
but she died shortly after reaching
there.
Snow on camelbaek
A half inch of snow fell on the top
OF Camelback mountain Sunday
morning and II remained on the north
side until noon. This was the first
time that any Of the old timers of
this district have seen snow stay that
long on the mountain In March.
Many Of them said that this was the
latest snow they have seen in this
district in years.
Played Practice Game
The Blues played a practice game
with the second team yesterday to
get in shape for their game with the
Creighton team next Sunday here.
Steal Chickens
While Mr.. and Mrs. Y. c. White
attended the banquet at the high
school Friday night thieves stole nine
hens from their hen house.
To Granite Reef
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Eddy and family went to Granite
Reef yesterday.
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Mills, John Mad and
Carl Ericsson were dinner guests OF
Mr.. Satark Sunday.
Ill With Influenza
Mrs. Boyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Collier
Herne are Ill with Influenza
No Farm Bureau Meeting
There will not be a Farm Bureau
meeting this week due to the fact
that the Friday night meeting was
in place OF the regular one.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15

ly for the entertainment and educa-
ton of the audience. 1t combines q
series of subjects that make it an
Offering truly worth while.
A Literary Digest Topics. one Of
the best single reel features on the
screen, also lis included on the pro-
gram for the last times today.
Lon Clancy and Beatrice JOY come
to Mauk's Columbia theater in The
Night Rose" for three day engage
ment beginning Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
dition of thIs city.o the poytmaster

dition of this city" the postmaster
declared.
In a report issued from Washing
ton Phoenix is placed high in the list
OF cities where large postal savings
business Is done. The local post
office has on deposit the sum of
$174,965. There are great many
cities much larger than Phoenix
which have less on deposit. Follow
ing is a list of large cities which have
done less postal savings business
than Phoenix:
indianapolis, s164, 200; Salt Lake
City, $156,5O0 Spokane, $14s, 500: San
Antonio, $145,OOO San Diego, $145,-
500; Dayton, $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. March 14.-Foreign
exchange irregular. Great Britain,
demand, 4.30h: cables. 4301z: 60-day
bills on banks. 4.27N. France, de-
mand, S.851s: cables. S.S6. Italy. de-
mand. SOL: cables, sofa. Belgium,
demand, S221k: cables, S23. Ger
many, demand. 36%: cables. S6Ts
Holland. demand, BIAS: cables, 3T4S.
Norway. demand. 1740. Sweden. de-
mand. 1918. Denmark, demand, 20. 90.
Switzerland, demand. 1882. Spain,
demand, 15.4S. Greece. demand, 450.
vakia, demand, 1.72 Argentine. de-
mand. s5.25. Brazil. demand. 1875.
Montreal. 96A.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
POSTAL SAVINGS IN
FEBRUARY INCREASE

Postal savings transactions during
February indicate slight increase
in deposits over Withdrawals, for the
first month since January 1921, ac-
cording to Postmaster Selim J. Mich
elson.
considering the fact that during
hard times there is an increased
amount of Withdrawals, the fact that
there has been an increase in deposits
here speaks well for the healthy con-
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
RRorHERHoop OF MAN

Remarkably fine butler you have.
old man."
isn't hel Treats us Just as II we
were members OF his family"
Life
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
cOrTON
MERcANrlLE PAPER

NEW YORK. March 14.-Call
money steady; high. 4; low, 4, rul-
ing rate. 4; closing bid, 81: offered
at 4; last loan. 4; call loans against
acceptances, 3la. Time loans firm;
so days, 80 days and six months,
AZ rs. Prime mercantile paper,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
METALS

NEW YORK, March 14.-Copper
steady; electrolytic, spot and nearby.
13; later, 13@13M. Tin easier: spot
and futures. $3.50. Iron steady;
prices unchanged. Lead steady;
spot, 4.70@475. Zinc quiet: East st.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
corrnM EIIrIIREa

NEW YORK. March 14.-Cotton
futures closed steady: March, 1914;
May, 1871; July, 1921; Octobtr
1886: December. 1854
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
rHE RuRnEN OF PROOF

In these depressing times even
mans private stock is usually
watered.--Life.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
IIRERrV RnNns

NEW YORK. March 14.-Liberty
bonds closed: S1s's. $3.50; first As.
blank. second as, blank; first 4A's.
9746. second 4A's, 97.42; third AVS.
1852; fourth AS, 1856; Victory.
3M's, blank; Victory ANS. 10076.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
COPPER

Louis delivery, spot. 4.s5047o. Anti
mony, spot. SIS.
COPPER
NEW YORK. March 14.-Bar sill
yer, foreign. Sc: copper steady: elec-
trolytic. spot and nearby, 1S: later,
13@1SA.
COTTON
NEW WORK. March 14.-The cot
ton market closed steady at net
advance OF IL points.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14
st Sfrineacni.

s Spiflano bar man opbaaet en-
ING Game, Srsfen Sea Ilba, iom err
/ geiiobclie al Ell f9nontcnaI Sfripc.
fGroigbeo. SiIn fan +. gr. ifripe meb
tire Ecnnc paa en- Sang, ibct bun boil.
Der en- Een / bier Saano % Ell /
Wiinoen, % enbnll mere iorbIeiienoe
ifal oct tage Jig no, naar bun bolber
Den enc Gen / penitre Saano % beg9e
DC TO andre | bsire Saanb, oen enc
melem Eegefingeren % 2angfinae.
rem % ben ailben melem &ingiinae.
rem % Siaefingeren.
Set allermerfoGrbiaite er, at Sre.
fen Ilba paa oenne Ntauoe fan ifripe
ire forifieGlise Serter iamtibig; for
at oenonitrere bette enbnu mere tpoe.
ligt ifriper bum poa ire foriticniae
Sprog, SpIf men oen enc Ien, en-.
gellf meo ben anben % Sronif meo
ben treble. 90 iaa fan bun enooo
iamtioig iibbe % inaffe meb Dem, ser
Ter til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14
Observation-Disclosures
so Nar.

1924 boIber Seroenspoitforenin-
gen Tin Soc &oneres, benre Gang /
Stocfbolm, % iamtibig boloer Sor.
eningen 80 Iars SlibiIGlm.
6or at feire benne 9~cgipenbeo, pil
bet lpenlfe Eoitp9ien uoienoe en- Sc.
RE l1pe 6rinerfer, o. / biSie Gage
er Der blet lloifrepet en- aonfurrance
ON S%egninger til oe npe Werfer.
Ser ifal lapes TO Spper, oen enc
meo Senblif paa SoreninsenS so
Wars SitbilG1im, Sen ai,ben nleo Sen.
bllf paa &onaresien. Gen enc Sppe
Ifal bGre Srbene Union poitaIe uni.
perieIle 1S74-1924" Speriae, ben
anoen ifal bape ct ipenif Wotio oa
~foripnes meb Srbene "S1rlospoitf0r.
eningens VIII. &ongreS, Stocfbolm,
1924.
5rimerferne blir noect itsrre enc
De iGbpanlige Srimerfer.
Der er iibiat 6 Yrpmier for Sc
beolte MtobeIler, ire for bier Spoe,
paa benbclospis 1000, $50 % 500
&roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14

Ore, iom bleo oct. Sppnotiisren bon.
ieoe meo &roppen bsiet / en- ret BIN.
tel, men Sopebet brcieoe ban Iaole.
oes, at ban fitnbe itirre os itipt i an.
iigtet.
S enboer aanibalbp er ser eft Robo.
Sus. Haar ct WenneIfe, iom ifol
9oes, anfommer til 8per, bIir ban
mootaget al Sppnotiisren, Tom bpp-
nottIerer Sfferet iaaleoes, at bette
pillelsit fslger ham inc / Hobo.Suiet,
ltlert ban peb, of ban gaar liae inb
! 9soen. s oct GiebIif, ban treoer
inc | NobosSuiet, blir ban sieblitfe.
Zig orPbt meb Ell Stensr.
Wfiis @rimibaip iIutteoe fin inter.
esiallte 8eretuiug mleo fsloenoe Ib.
pariel: &ommer Sc noaeniinbe iii
Zen % msoer Ell SSnoipot. oa oenne
meo ell ifiPrenoe 9eppgelie isrer
Saanoen tperS oper lin Wl,n0, iaa
lob, for bette betpber paa &anibal.
'proget: Seq er iulten!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14
Yarioms tiger oct
bar beOite Sref
bait bar gjort.

"0o ieg anifaffe6e SanIoc, bar
bette bet beOite SrGf ieg nogeniinbe
bar giort, 90 bet igien iatte mia / en-
liornerfet 5orfatning," erflpre6e s.
Z. 9arions, 7O1 geIbam Ct, ct.
Saul, Winn.
Seq Ieofor ct belt aar noaet qar.
tie f~orfprbeli9t Of Wopeorber oa csn.
Digestion eIer ilet 6orSsielie. Otter
at bape lpiIt bar ieg / en- ilso. 6soiig
6orfatntng, Inlet befom mig bel o.
min Mtape iirnet eiter boert Raaltio,
beoirfenoe SpbI9itbeo og De iorfRr.
oeligite Smerter. Seq bar / en- ioa
pnfelig 5orfatning, Of leg life funoe
faa nogen rolig Sson, og ieg miitebe
brtrttg min Stprte og @nergi.
Seq bar taeet finn ire SIaifer al
Sanlac, men ale mine Glager err for.
lpunone, % leg np0er MI en- beore
Selbreo END paa mango Mar. Ser er
noget peo SanIac, ser pisielig 1ofs.
rer Irbei6et."
Sanlac iGlgeS al ale gooe gpotbe.
Ifere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14

CT Steo bbor Der er rigelie Silgong
nleo Fri Suft, og 2pS giennem rene
Ginouer, og bpor Der er inbfsrt bent.
iigtsm9siige og rigti9c Snbretninger
for SpS ilear man trGnger til
frnitig 9~elpsning. Steoet maa p9-
re riimmelig, luitig % life ouerfpIoi
eaer for parmt. Set ifal pGre fislig
cm Sommeren, % Ser fol alto ier-
GEES for ri9elig Tentilation. Wtan
ifal forlsae of nno9aa at inoaGnoa
Step, @as eler Hsg.
Get or life tilitr9ffeIig ON Ir'
beiositeoet err foripnet meo alt Der
tiltrPngeS for at gisre oct til ct iani-
t9rt Steb, bpis life Irbeiberne Ielr
til efterfonmre oe &cgler Ser frGueS
for at bolbe set iltnot.
Enblifum | Nlminoeliabeo buro,
r9re i~nteresieret / at oroentliJ Gil
nm OF ianitGre Torbolb berifet pao
Stebet boor Maoparer iaapelion
Sl9oer og andre Irtifler ~tilbereoes
ener iGlees.
Eaa Steoer bpor Irbeiosforbclbe
ne er baarlige % Sofalerne itiunot
or 10 Saren for at Irbeioerne ifal
optase SilberflIoie itsrre, oa oettC
err Ell for Itor Sare iii at labe gao
rpaaa9tet ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14
Siemmelapet IibSel itanier
Spite bnrtig.
Ten beote Spftemeoiciu re npacntnoe
bar brnst. On Sau,iIic. S%prinntus let
% burftg lauet. Sparcr umtrent 81.


Get biz fanifc ooerraffe Fem at iaa oiee. at
bet beoiie De ION BRUCE for en- aIoorIie So'te
or ct MibbeI, Tom let iiIbcreoes bieulne pda
bare noaIe iaa giebIifIe. Get er biuist. men
rtcS Seuipn til burtiec RciuItdter Haar bet oil
oiloet. Re ncssnfincc bar prsoet. Stdnfcr iGo'
oanlie ben oroin9re Soite cIer Srp'ttoriislelie
ena "a Elmer. emaeer b~ebageIis osinn =
%srn lifcr bet - 90 bet CT rent 90 gont.
SGIb PIG linie Giner paa en- Sints SIane
nh ben iau mep uIminoeTie granuIcret Srifer,
Nrup. Guer brus reriet MoIasfes, SoriItiiie
cucr Corn Sirup ~iiteocttor Sniferitrup, pois
oct snifes. SC Iaper paa oeune Q'nnoe en- bel
Yint en- 5amiIic' 5orinuire - ior, boa tile
'oiier mere cnb Ell Iioen Slate iGrbieIaoet
Scitciafi.
"a ION en- Soitemeoiciu or Der otrieltg inner
oeore at faa til boiIfcnfombeIit Bris. Zen sdar
rleo eneans til rcttc eieo % eipcr bnrtis.
oarle 2inbrins. Gen b~eIbreber prcnipfe De
lnfldiumerebe sIimbiuoer, Tom fIGber Strioen
oa SuftfonaIcrnc. itanfer ben ubebugeltee Sdis'
ihoren. Issner eIimet, % irnrt iiduier Scres
Soiie tuIoftGnoie. llomGrfet Tor 9rcuf't, Sirl'
oeoo'te. Srsbeo 90 strubeaitbma.
Vtner CT en- bsiIie fcncentreret Sammenirf'
nlIis al ~9ioripap 8ine Grtruct. bersrrt Tor I'm
oelbresenoe Sirfnins paa 9Iimbinocrre.
6or at unSsaa efufieIie ipsra 2eres apo'
loeier efter "2h llnfe Birer" meo IHpisntn'
ger 90 rlootae life noset aneet. @arnnteref al
e'oe abfoIut 5iIircSsitineIfe, eners tiIbaespefa'
's sersene. Abe Iiney Co, st. Iapne' Sho'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14
MrbcioSheoct.
(af 81. Teo.. George Sc. Trice, go
tionaI Sub. Gi5., SEEM gprf Gitp.

Oct Steo hoor man arbeiber er iaa
at liae ems anbct Stem. Ser tilbrin,
ger man aierre TO SreSiebele al 0o-
een fra man or ing til man blir
Gammel. g~rbcioernes &omfort,
Smbbeo, ia beres belle 2ip afben.
ger for Ell itor Del at IrbeiositebetS
lloieenbe o9 iarit9re Sorbolb.
ut Irbeibe paa ct Steb bpor Der
err fuetigt og merit, err life aIerre Ell
'Sare for Sc arbcibenbes @elbeiinoen.
&C oa Sunobeb, men set bill ogiaa
forforte oereS 9ip. ltiunbe Irbeibs.
itcber foraariager at arbeiberne blir
lappe % Ii~gequlbise. Sabrifarbei.
fernes Srnohco beror paa Sabri.
fens aonItruftion, Snitaaationen al
nsopenoige Srbretninser for at gis.
re set ianitGrt, OF paa en- rigtig OF
omiorgsfulb Organization for at al
pGrge lllpffer.
9im paa Ianitere SteSer biz
man finbe iriife og tilirebie Weme.
tier. Sifre, qooe 90 rene Irbeios.
tlabier err life alene tienIige til at
fremifaffe Sunbbeo og 8omfort for
grbeiberne, men oct Isnner iig og.
iaa for acknowledgements. Oct er
Sesn paa goo Sorretninssians at
babe ct pent slrbeibsiteb. Set fire..
res oeiaa for Sioen | ben moSerne
Sorretningsperoen.
Weo ct funds I~rbeiositeS, menes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14

9isie Sr. Clubs grinbrinser blep
/ 1907 ifrepct for siSsfriftet
"Sbmra", Tom ubtom / Secorab,
Sotpa, fra 1905 til 1914 nnber
Nebaftion at &riitian Y~reitgarp og
Sohs. g. 8iit (ienere o9iaa Gros
fesior Or. 8mtt @ierict % Yrps
fcsior g. s. gifelanb) % 9ienaipes
Der efter Sperensfpmit rneb Sfrifs
tets ltbgipere. If "Spmrd"s ii
&arsanse er ben for 1905 p9 ben
for 1906 ubiolgt. If De epri9e otte
Gareanee BABES enbnl ct be9rGn@
let Heitoplae. Sc otte Sinb fan
iuacs for tiliammen $4.75 peb Sno@
~Ienbclien at bette 9elsb til Sbmra
Gompann, Secorah, Soma. Se inbe>
bolber, fornben meset arbet prrois
fulbt. en- RGtfe l~i9ncnbe @rinorlits
ger Tom Or. Gibbs og andre Nr<
titler ONT nurif Yionerlip | amerifd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-14
iii vore1 civ.
forrnano Dr.. !. Q. stubs Grinerineer ON bans Gar GA n1or
= o9 oeres pirfe blanet dybyeeere.D
Tru Valborg Stub ON Bedstemcr,
(Slutnirg.)

iii benne Sfilbring ifal Der til.
lint feies en- Sfisie - falbt "9eo.
itcn,or", ifrepet al min ienere afbsbe
ouitru 8alborg Sopinb Stllb unoer
Of Spbolo / Yaris / 1889 % offent.
Iiooiort / glaoet "slmerifa" for CITE
Morts 1889. st bebre giaebe al
sen, iom ifuloe tegnes, filnbe uanife.
ia leperes. !Sporpel oct er fra en-
lanai iiloigere Sib, iaa pasier oct for
enbper 8eriooe al benoes Stp.
fru DaIbors ont Seoiemor.
Set er mango, mango gar iieoell
IF libet llo~panorerifib forloo Horge
M bopoe ct Ear uilge SoIf meo oper
hct tore 8erDensbap til Irnerifa.
Gengang bar 8eoltciar og 9eoite.
NOR ganife unse, % piloe, for at
brinae 5rsitens Sro til fine SanOs.
rpno oeroper, pooe ben paa Oen Sio
beiuprlige % iarefulOe deile.
Sc fleite al oS fienoer giennem
Sor Ga Mtor eler 9eoiteforGlbre,
bpor tlngpinbt 9efororingen ben.
oona bar. Wan maatte bore mango
llaer paa Sisen. 90 bpor beip9rligt
por BET life at reiie inbe / 2alloet!
Set bar life iom MI, at n ran gaa
pmboro / ct elegant Sampifib, % Ell.
ter Ell 9 q 10 Gage bore uper Sapet,
"a efter ct 9sgn eaer to bore miot
inoe / oct itore Sano.
Ii fan altiaa t9rtfe os til oe Stra-
booier, iom bette unge Bar bapOe at
uoItaa, fer De fom til lit Seitemmel.
ic$iteb.
Oa bpiIfet geitemneliesiteo!
Ser bar ingen Iun Treitegaarb,
ion pentebe Dem - mel, en- pilo Ggn,
iitIb al Snoianere, cg Ell 9olie, be.
itaaetlbe al ct 9oftp9relie, bpor oct
mpIorebe at mebaanoe.
Wfen De penteoe 10 beler intet be.
Src, % bar life fomne beroOer for at
ipre ct bebageli9t Sip.
9cbitemor par iaa libeil % pGoer
al Tert og bupbe ct 9ar peliigreoe
bloa miloe gine, % bar bpib / Su.
Sen iom ct Barn, flyer 9ebitefar. So,
gebitefar flyer ofte: "Wtor bar rig.
tia paffer Tom grub, / bniO uoringet
aioIe, og bitteimaa Silfelfo bapbe
bun paa."
g&u er set mango, mango Iar iibcn.
9eoitemor ct blepen ganmel og
rnnfet. Wen Oct miloe llbtrpf | De
fiGrlige Sine bar bun bebolot, og
bun er iaa let % burtig | i'm Sang
iom en- ing Bige.
ga, oct ipnes mig, naar ieg Ter
hGloe, of oct at bloc gan,,"e! life er
iaa iori9rbeligt. 0uI gGr ollt mig,
at 9ruoooem peb Moerbommen fan
f~or'oinoe.
@ebitemors Iabn bar for gsrnene
% 9%ernebsrnene en- beilig Slang, og
/ mere enc en- Wennei .ealGer er bent
OeS Rapn altib bleoet nGpnt frn |
aiGrlisbeb % SenSUenbeO.
6or mig CT set, naar ieg n9pner
bcroes 9apn, iom ON Ser gift Ell milo
2litning benoper mig, iom ON bet
bIeO bebageligere og parmere / ge'
r|elict. Seq ipnes, of en- Quit al &e'
ieoa cg glomIter fomnler imob mig,
iom fploer Si9len meb Semoo og
G,inbring = Taarerne fommer mig
! Girene, og BET er, iom ON Siertet
OplSfter fig / 2engiel efter benoe.
Soorlpnge ct oct iioen ieg iaa ben'
Sc? Naar Ter ieg benoc i9ien? @no
alcne be6 set.