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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-02-09

More than 1000 American soldiers
have married in Germany during the
last two years and ten months, ac-
cording to estimates of American
officers and German civil officials.
Most of the men and their wives al
ready have been sent to the United
States.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-02-09

Statistics show that 100000 to $780,
900 Russian immigrants now live In
Germany.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-02-09

During the 1921 hunting season a
total of 100000 rabbits were killed
in Pennsylvania.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-02-09
Retwcen 1896 900 and $500 damage

Between $35 900 and $4,000 damage
was done to the property of j. Forney
Young, near Hagerstown, by fire
which broke out about 6 o'clock Mon
day evening and destroyed a hay barn,
,ilo, cattle barn, horse barn, SO head
If cattle, lG horses, 1900 bushels of
wheat and large quantities of harness,
fodder and farming implements.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-02-09
LIST OF
DELINQUENT
TAXPAYERS
OF FREDERICK CO.. MD.

Published as Required by
the Act Of 1914
After this publication please
inclose $500 for cost OF adj.
vertising. and 20 cents for
each additional week there
after.
We begin advertising prop
critics FOR SALE on Jan.
25th. 1922, in accordance
with the provisions Of the Law
of 1914.
JOHN w. SHOOK.
County Treasurer
P Means Personal Property
II Means Real Estate
Crpagerstown District. No. 1
Samuel G. Stambaugh, K
MechanicstOwm District, No. IS
William H. Benner, P
C. E. Crosby 4 Graves, r
Daniel A. Freshour, r
Greensboro Products Co.. r
Mrs. j. Henning, P
William Kelly. P
l. L. & d. B. Reifsnider, r
Samuel E. Seiss, Il
Felix o. Shorb, P
A. X. Wilhide,
Ross Wolfe, P
LewistOwn District, No. 20
Mamie l.. Black,
John l.. Craver, r
Eugene E. Conard, r
John Whinton. P
Charles T. Marshall, P
James d. McCuller, P
Charles l.. Renner, p
Frank Weddle, P
l-12-22-5t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-02-09
PARAGRAPHLETS

Some people expend tireless energy
making other people tired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20

it is only natural TOT he was born In Denver, Col. He is a tenor-com edian of natie nal renown and, like Burr, has been making records for many years. Billy is base ball fan and frequently misses a recording appointment because Babe Ruth Is to play at the Polo grounds.
 Fred Van Fps in spite of himself, cannot help telling one of the many wonders of the banjo as a musical in CT in his field and certainly no man has made greater study of the banjo Not only is he a musician but he pos sesses mechanical ability as well. and he makes his own banjos.
 Frank Croxton, the basso, needs no introduction. Until his talking machine work took precedence he was favorably known in the concert and oratorial field, having filled en- gagements with the leading orches- tras and choral societies throughout the country. Prominent among these may be mentioned the Boston and New York Symphonies, the New York Philharmonic and the Chicago and Pittsburg orchestras.
 Others in the party are. Albert Campbell, tenor; John Meyer. bari tone: Monroe Silver, monologist of Cohen" fame and Frank Banta, plan ist and accompanist
 Concerted numbers will come in for their share of applause. The Sterling Trio, Campbell, Burr and Meyers) and the Peerless Quartet are made up from the roster of the company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 10 o'clock, a. m, Tuesday, April 25, 1922, for the construction of certain grading, macadamizing. sidewalks and com bined curb and gutter paving under Improvement Ordinance No. 1S5-D. Also for certain grading and side walk paving under Improvement Ordinance No. 1S3-D Also for cer- tain sheet asphalt, bitulithic, granite block, brick and concrete gutters, re- set curb and brick track paving un- der Improvement Ordinance No. 1S7D. Also for certain asphaltio concrete, concrete gutters and brick track paving under Improvement Or dlnance No. 1S4-D. Also for certain asphaltic concrete brick gutter and reset curb under Improvement Ordi- nance No. 1S6-D. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
 A. J. HAWKINS. City Engineer. Age Herald April 20. 21 and 22, 1922.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
BRILLIANT ACT
 T0PSLYR|CB|L Keith Vaudeville of Big Time Variety on Week.
 End Bill 4

A cleverly conceived and brilliadt- ly presented dance, song and music act will headline at the Lyric on the bill beginning today. Gattison Jones and Elsie El1itt, who, with an asso- ciate, offer the act, are vaudeville players of repute. In going together they have gotten together an offer Ing that Is something new in conn bination of steps, lyrics and music.
 Songs are what the singer makes them. Mattylee Lippard makes a song . vocal jewell To begin with she herself is attractive, which is nine-tenths of success in vaudeville, and she has faculty of making her songs understood. Added to these qualities. Miss Lippard has a real voice of splendid tones. Another pleasing feature of her act is an off, fering on the saxaphone. The act is billed, Song With Trimmings" Ralph Pollock assists at the piano.
 Dancing from the time that the stove lid log was in vogue until the present time Is the feature of "vaude- -yille Remnants" offered by Dobbs, Clark and Dare. Comedy. singing and dancing make up R pleasing turn.
 $ Milt Collins, who Is remembered here through his humorous Speaker of the House" act, Is again at the Lyric in "The Patriot" where he will fill a one-man act full of fun with another of his public speeches which touch humorously on current topics. This act with tho closing turn. "A Novelty Surprise" consisting of a routine of unusual and difficult feats, completes the vaudeville entertain ment. Pathe News and Topics of the Day are on the screen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
COMEDY AND SONG. FEATURE AT L0EW'S.
Another "AII Star" Bill Marks :. Y. Anniversary Week at LoeW'S Bijou

Another 'hil-star" bill is the offer ing at Loew's Bijou for the second half of this fifth anniversary week, presenting . program of unusual ex- cellence and one to suit the best of all tastes, according to announcement by Harry Portman, manager.
 Jack Collins and company, who present the opening act, in the sketch Dear. Doctor" are said to furnish q real prescription of pills. puns and prances. which give promise to keep the audience well amused. followed by Earl Rickard in some Songs of Colof," also of high order.
 That well-known histrionic aggre- gation, Walter Fenner and company, will offer a brilliant comedy, en- titled Show Me-" while that we'll aknown vaudeville team, Miller and Rose. will be seen In some of their characteristic novelty character bits. 2 Taylor and Brown furnished the close of the vaudeville bill in some spectacular feats of equifibrism. as well as some daring stunts" of a new variety.
 |: The Secret of the Hills,p the An tonic Moreno screen feature which oyill also be shown at Loew's during the second half of this week. is adapted from a highly successful novel by William Garrett. the Eng dish writer. tfes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
Legal Notice

Notice is hereby given by the Com mission of the City of Birmingham as provided in Section 1410 of the Code of Alabama, that it is their intention to redeem City Public Improvement Bond No. of Series SEQ; Bond num- Der 14 of Series 65s; Bond No. of Series 665; Bonds numbers 27 to 32, both inclusive, of Series 673: Bonds numbers 1, and 6 of Series 67s; Bonds numbers 5. 6 and of Series 6s1; Bond No. of Series 705; Bond No. 5 of Series 734; Bond No. g of Series TAP; Bond No. of Series S14; Bond No. 2 of Series s26; Bond No. 10 of Series s30: Bond No. of Series S37 and Bonds numbers 10 and II of Series S45 at the May l, 1922, inter est period. by paying off the same at the Hanover National bank in New York and by paying as bonus to the holders thereof sum equal to one- half of the annual interest thereon for one year.
 By order of the Commission of the City of Birmingham tt it's meeting of April II, 1922.
 L. E. GRAY. City Clerk.
 Age-Herald. April IS. 20 and 27. 1922.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
MINSTREL SHOW
 ; AT THE JEFFERSON ; A HUGE SUCCESS

" The Ugly Brothers minstrels. pre- sented by the Walker Memorial Brotherhood class, pleased a large audience at the Jefferson theatre last l IN sht, giving the first of two per- formances for the benefit of Camp Wilcox, United Confederate veterans. This. organization contains a num- Der of talented entertainers who have appeared before Birmingham audi fences until they have established Themselves as semi professional min- strel men.
 Tn the first part" Red" Thornton, Abe Williams, tForney Gay, Alva B. ! Brown, Walter c. Slack. Charles Tur- lner. Luke Trice and Roy Summers distinguished themselves among the lvocalists. while Red" Thornton, Ed Norton, Henry Vance, Percy Rosen- \ berger and Al Sterns furnished the jcomedy. in songs and jokes. All of 1.-the comedians are experienced enter {tainers and their work last night was
 much above the average amateur or- Iganisatfon, MT. Rosenberger and Mir.
 Stern, in particular distinguished
 themselves as fun makers.
 Part two" included, "A Trip from
 Ithe Charcoalry.' presented by How ard Parrish, Clyde Nelson and E. R. Smith; Abe williams fin ,whistling Sspecialty;s Al Stern and Percy Rosen Iberger in several minutes of nonsense Entitled "Coonshine;" the Dixie Com edy Four, Dick Durham, Dan Walker,
 James Clemo and Al Fennell and Paul |IPim.
 M James B. Drake was interlocutor ID. U. Williams director and Lorian |I ITaphorn pianist. The vocalists in- Q fluded A. R. Redburn. Howard Par san Walker. Dick Durham, James emo, Al Fennell, L. W. Smith. E.. R. Eth and Earnest Bryant. fhe company gave performance lat was evidently enjoyed last night, he comedians winning most of the Applause. Another performance will N Ps given tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20


 | Az the name of the company would eindicate these artists have established great names for themselves through the medium of their recordings for the Victrola. The artists wish it dis -tinctly understood that they VII ap- pear nj person, and that no talking machines are used during the even ing. It is to give their thousands of admirers an opportunity to see and hear these favorites in person that the concert was arranged. <. Henry Burr. who weighs something more than 2o0s pounds, has a tenor voice of rare quality. He has been making records for more than Is years, ever since he gave up his posi- tion as tenor soloist of the Church of the Incarnation, New York city.
 Billy Murray, one of the laugh provokers Of the party, has bright. breezy western way about him, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
FEDERAL COURT

After disposing of more than 70 cases and a score of other |criminal cases in federal court at Huntsville in single day District At- |torn4y C. B. Kennamer. Assistant |District Attorney James c. Smith and SDeputy Clerk Thomas Kennamer of zHc northern district court returned
 Fest eEda y morning to resume their |duties at the federal building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20

FOR RENT-Five Points district. unfur- nished Groom apartment; available June screened in front porch; plenty of closet space. Phone Main 7236-W. sOUTHsIDE-Upper apartment, rooms cool and convenient: everything fur nished: reasonable. Main 6b56-J. soUTHsIDE-Two lovely apartments. fur nished or unfurnished, desirable loca- ton; reasonable. Call Main 678s. LAKEVIEW SECTION-Attractive four room apartment for rent; front and back porch; especially desirable in sum mer. Call Main 6719-J.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY-RENT s3 FOR RENT-warehouse room, good lo- cation for automobile repair shop or garage. 23o9 2d ave. Main 214s
 HOUSES FOR RENT 9E
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
FORD TOURING, $876

Practically new; 3 white wire whseis; $ rood tires; self -starter; in first -ciass condition. Call Main t33o L-7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS A
 LOST AND FOUND {

LOST-Tuesday in Dren- mems store, black leather handbag containing about $6 and other articles. Re- tain cash and return ar- ticles to office of store. No questions asked.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
FOREST PARK

Magnificent new 8-roon home on 70-foot lot. facing golf links: ? modern to last. degree, 2 baths, : sleeping gpnrohes. also complete set plumbing first floor; steam 2 heat. gum finish. all oak floors. z tile porches, baths and roof. dou- ble garage and servant house; ex- tra special at o,0o0; 70-foot lot facing golf links finest view in town, for s5,25o. Yeatman, Pill. & Smith, 2i09 list Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
Famous Victor Artists
 At Jefferson Ton1orroW

evening when artists will the Jefferson theatre, a both unique and interesting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
WEST END

Just completing a wonderful buh- galow, with large rooms. the bath, Arcola heat and cozy break fast nook. with built-in table and seats; polished oak floors in every room: abundant closets. pantry and large front porch all street Improvements paid for. lo- cated about blocks from car. Price, only S4,500. terms. s750 cash, $40 monthly. Possession now.
 ESTES R. E. & I. co, 3l4-315-16-t7 Woodward Bldg.
 MAIN 955.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT Houses-Southside

sss' sss $ g. ,o,S s,,t st. st. .s.Ss Apartments-Southside 17:2h 10th ave-, s., rooms 5000
 Houses-Northside
 2oos 18th ave-. N. rooms 1000 240Sh 4th ave-, N, 2b rms 125.00 4l3 N. 22d st., iB rooms.... 125.00 Apartments-Northside 5t2h N. 18th st., 5 rooms. 5000 SlO N. 18th st.. 6 rooms.. 5000 Houses-Woodlawn
 22s Grace st.. rooms.... 4o.oo 23z Grace st.. s rooms.... 1000 12l N: s1st st.. rooms... to.oo
 Houses-West End
 107 Vine st., s rooms ...... 4o.o0
 JEMISON & co.
 221 N. 2ist St. Main 52so.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
81 g. 6an1on, 8otttneau, SC. 8,

81. s. &anion, 8ottineau, 81. g..
lfriper: u@blingen ber ier nteget To-
ben6e ub, og tfal6 at @eiret blir
gnnitiet frennbeles, bill ber bli en- al
oe beoite Mblinger iom bar peret
ubIet / oenne Del af @taten. Ser er
Dog poa forffiellige @teoer iom
@resbopperne 'bar anrettet 1iot
.@fa6e, men oet er faa ubetpoe1tgt,
at 6et ne1ten lite fan merfes. &c.,
1ten aIle iom bar slug bar begpnbt
meo at barpeite Sen, ffient 6en er
grenogtig e1t66a, men 6en er 1aa
grop og 16fpl6t Mrene, at bet er
Syore for at 6en bill rp uo ONT 6et
1toor lengere. Otter iom bet er al
mi11oe1ig goo sbling ober bele @fa'
ten, bill bet ianoipnligbis bE noflaa
panifeligt at faa 6en forne6ne ST.
beibsbielp for @arbeit og Sreifning,
ONT set lite fontmer 6oH i11b fra a1t=
ore @tater."
Den 216e Sslllt 1922.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
Mbbet / @aag erbt.

Mp6et @aag enote it61te Eors=
Dag og er gaat ober / @iitorien n6en
at babe naaet tit Maal - oct at font
me til en- pfonomiff 6oritaaelie nneb
@obiet-&ns1on6. so. Cartier af
@elgien erflere6e paa set it6ite Mp=
De Gre6spa1abiet, at ban baboe i
Sporag fra BEN amerifanife @barge
oMffoires at iige, at ben amerifan'
ife &egiering bil6e flute Jig til Ser
netop be6tagne &eio1utio1t bborbeo
&egjeringerne forpligte6e fig til iffe
at bielpe nogen af fine 8orgere til /
&uslanb at erbberbe @ien6om, Ser
tilberte 8orgere al andre 2an6e og
bar bIebet fonfiiferet ii6en 9topem-
Der 1917.
&onferancens Mfilntning betp6er>
at efter en- Mooneos 5orleb foar set
Mogterne frit at lutte ier1filte
Sberensfomiter me6 &us1ano og At
@remierminiiter 2lop6 Georges
Bogt om iffe at goa ongrebsbis TIL
berfs opbprer. Sr6ningen / @enuo
tiIloo Mfe6et &aag at b1ipe bolot
noen nogen &rigstruiel ntellem Go
=&nslano og 6e anore Wogter,
meoens Observation-Disclosures fpregif.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
Glmer 6. M6ants banbt.

Set ett6eItqe 9fein1tat af &er
ont Senator Ron1inattonen / bette
County nellem s. M. Bnk1am og
elmer 6. M6on1s er, at iibltneonte
er bltt erfleret nomtneret.
Com fer berettet fan6t ~canbas'
1ing 8oar6et" at Butnonn bar no.
ntineret n1e6 II Stenmers Waiort=
tet ober @6ams. ST. M6amS onmo-
oeoe foo Mitriftsretten ONT at fac
en- @ienopteIling og tire Mpns blep
6erpaa r6neb11t til BET 9ieme6.
0isfe fan6t; at ST. Butnam bap6e en-
@temmes 0berbegt, r1e1 at Der bar
tire tbetpoige 8a1Iotter iom 6e life
bil6e paata fig at regne for nogen al
oe to ttebrte @an6i6ater, 1r1en ober-
loo 6isie 8aIlotter til Gettetts Mf-
:eierelfee. s0omn1er 8arfons toq bis:
ie 8aIlotter 1tnbsr Sberbeielie og
Man6ags gab ban 6en &ien6e1ie, at
olle oe tire tbetD6ige @allotter bat
for M6ams> og at 6e ffa1 regnes for
bom. Dette betp6er oltlaa, at ST.,
M6ans bar 2 Gtemmers Waiorttet
ODER @r. @utnam og er al 91etten
Bit erfl9ret romtneret.
&anpen / &eitbalget bt1 6a font.
me til at itoa mellem elmer g.
Mbon1s og Charles 6. 2unb / 8tni1g
og Ser ct n6 1igt til at oct bill bli en
Ip1ttg &anp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
SnterItatc Commerce Commission
griber tnb.

Yao Wr11,1o of Sen efiiiferenoe
&ul- og Ser11baneitreIf bar 2an6et5
SsSnteritate Commerce Commission i
@aibington erfleret at en ugtatto'
nal emergency" efiiiterer og bar t
@enbol6 6erti1 paatat iig onttrent
famine Magt og Wpn6igbe6, ion1
tignenoe Srganiiationer bar UNDER
@rtgsti6er. Oenne MD116igbe6 er
tot ifelge 6en faafal6te @icb>@um-
mings 2ob. commissioned bat al
Iere6e beor6ret at a1le SsSernbaner
ffal gi Sorret til forifi9llig flags
Sragt, iaafom 6eoebarer, baa6e for
Menneffer % DDr, &u1, Cote og fuel
Slje. Set er oo Weningen at &om
nisiionen bill giere 6et fom itaar /
6ens Mogt at life o1ene forbinore at
Ser blir &ulmongeI, men ogiaa fore
bpgge at Der bIir 11rimeliee @rtier
pao @nI og oerme6 1bln Brofttertng
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
an1- Os ssyernbaneitreifem.

Ser er en6nn lite blit noge. Dcr-
1ig bperfen / &nl= el(er aSerrbane<
itreifen. Wfproigbe0er,!, / Baibtng
ton me6 Biiton6 of W1l1oigEe6erne !
oe forlfje1lige 5toter, gjpr IL m1t1ig
@nitrengelie for at faa 6orl:J iltano
:og imiblertio at be6ltge6o1o,, Oroen.
@ul itreifen er SEN fnrltgite 6a oen
fan me6fpre flor Wangel roa
8ren6lel til &i1lteren, ier1ig /
Mor6bciten og 9iten. Sernban"'
1tretfen bar ollerebe bobt tiIfblge at
.Trafifen paa 8anerne er ninfet /
betpocIig Mon> og paa 6e fIeite @a.
1er er flere Tog tat af meoe11s &c
lon e11onn gaar, er til Staoighe6
foriinfet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
6ansens synbflpbelie.

Gang er life bare en- bebagelig
&unit, BEN er ogiaa ct 2egemt6bel
- ~iDng big fritz" er ct &aa6, iom
tan bielpe for mongt ct Sn6e.
8ern ffal fpnge, BET uobifler Dem,
at aan6e 6pbt og bar en- beroligenoe
Snoflpoelfe paa Nerpeipitemet. @n-
bber Mor fpnger for lit 8arn> oy
8uggeiangen er ct fien6t beroli9en.
De 2egenio6el. Get bebol6er fin
@irfning, naar 8ernene ielp ipnger
- ct 8arn, iom ipnger, er tffe irri-
tabef eller grette11t. Det er ogiaa
en- fienbt Gag, at Gang er en- goo
9i9lper / 2ungeiDg6omter. Mniit
og @ang er ogiaa anerfie116te font
beroligett6e Mioler / nerbpie EtIfeL
Ser - meit naar @atienten ieIb fan
oeltage. Gang gier 6pbe Man6c.
orRt 11e0ben01g og regntlerer bet lDnt
patiffe NerbeiDitelns Mrbeibe.
Golf iDnger iaa tibet / Dor &i6, Sc
profesiionelle Sangere gier Mrbei<
Bet oct er Bra NOT, men alnin6e-
ltee 6of generer fig for at fDnse.
De ffaI ipnge / &ier1n1et> r1t6er
Mrbeioet og for fig fe1b; oct bemmer
ihe Mrbei6et - tbertimo6. 81 bar
u0pianee" fom bielper GeIhsar-
bei6e - naar @igfolfene lefter Mn=
feret fpnger 6e, andre Mrbet6ere, font
tor ct t11ngt 2bft, fpnger ogiaa.
S @erffteoer frrrer M3aifinernc,
iaa Sangen lite tan beres, nten Der
buroe bore en Eto til @ang. Ser
er 10 meget af Gorebrag og 8elr,
ring / 6abriferne - bborfor iMe og-
faa 6anne @angforeninger? Set er
ct @b6e1 til at ifaffe gobe 8orgere
og bur6e gaa i116 iom 2eb / Mneri-
faniieringen - @a1gen bar 11emlig
ogiaa en- n1oralff 8irfning - ben
! foreoler, ioM per 9igter Tiger, 2 ]. !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26

SIpperne &. g. @illtans og &.
s. SSeron1e fjen1peoe ne6 en- Cor
nabo en- @gi6e af 10000 SOB, oa
Motoren beres MeropIan itanie6e
Gre6ag @fternti6oog, paa en- Sur fra
@ine GitD, Mil1n., til ct. @oul. @a.
itet bi6 og bio al Stormen itprteoe
Aeroplanet moo Soroen og gift run6t
otter og after. Ttlilut ffaffet @aano
pumpen 2ufttrpf / @asiolinbeboloe-
rem igjen, Motoren fom' igang en-
Spioe al ca. 5000 SOB og 6lpperne
bar iifre. 61pberne bolot poa at to-
ge 2uftprepcr / @afuumflaifer i for.
ffielilge &eioer for at faitilaa @preo
ni1een af &beoeruitlporer fot 2ano.
Prugsoeparteementtett:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26
Stl
8eitDrelie og Meblemmer al Diter'
balslaget.

balslaget.
Mange Eaf for 6en &illen S fe,.o=
te os fra Mleran6ria / Mnle0ning
bort fgrite Ws6e fer paa &piten
8eo bort Weoe ber baboe hi baffert
Beir, ct pent Gte6 n6e BET Grie for
Mp6et;; bt bub6e Sberf1o6 af goo
Ma6 og Drif, iberegnet oberfleoig
51eoegrg6 for alle og ca. 225 Ber>
Toner bleb beiptit. Ser bar fire Ta=
lere al bbilfe Haitor s. georobp fra
@ellingbam, boI6t Ace Sesu1i=Ealer
paa gn9elff. Mlt onoet foregif pao
Morif. Toru6en 6isie Ealer, bab6e
hi ogiaa noget Gang. Seq baboe
2efte fra f1ere norife @pillemeno,
at 6e bi6e fomn1e og opbarte meh
egte rorif geationa1 Muiif> nen 6e
fom 6esberre iffe.
9i1i1ut bleb BET ferfte 9fter6e1s>
lag pao StilIebabsfpiten 6annet.
Ser ggnen er Der on1trent 50 9itcr
beler, fe6te george, og bar fer bof>
fet til orntret1t 100, oltiao @tof NOT
for en- tribelig Gorening.
SSsfelge mango l16taIel1er bar bette
bort f6rite Stebne bellDffet og bDg=
geltgt / alIe Dele og bill rimeIigpts
treffe flere til e1t a116en Gang.
Z. Meo 9nife om 7ren1ti6ig @eIo for
bore Gag og for Dor 8ebareIfe fon
norife SoIf betraetet, tegner ieg mig
me6 Igtelie.
.SDer Breitelten.
6lorence, @oibington, %. Suit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-26

Betttbone fortalfe bant at ban lite
bioite bbor Mrs. 8iorge bar at fin
be, git 8iorge op til bom og fibo
bam / Maben. 8iorge bleb itrar
arreiteret og fert. til Sengilet, bbor
ban fori6gte at begaa Selbntoro.
8aa6e bon og Bettibone er fritiif
EiI1tano, 11en mon tror at begge bill
fomme fig.
9an6elsmtntiter @oober Dar afgi-
bet fin &epoprt til @reii6ent &ar~
oi,tg angaaeteoe anterifanife Goran-
italtninger for at afbiGlpe &uneers-
| ne6en / &nsla116. &apporten er fltl.
forelebig; men @an6elsmirilte
flyer, at ban in6ienber ben, oa BEN
| al @ongresien gtpne Mtpn6iGbeo til
Br1tg al Sc 6orene6e Staters &orn#
forporations Mioler til at afbinlpe
@ungersnp6e1l @uslan6 n6leb 6en
lite SSnlt. Senere biI cit fnlbiten-
Big &apport blibe gipet. Mg6b1eIps
fomisitonen bar fiebt, oplpier 500
Der, 9ienner1 2orn forporattoner OF
motaget fra &rigs6epartementet fgl,
genbe 6orraa6, bboraf neiten alt er
b1ebet afben6et til gee6bielpsa6n1t.
niitrationen: 248,418 Cons Mats,
o2,841 Cons MaisgrDn, 41,120
Cons @be6e, 21,074 Cons Slug, 21,<
596 Cons fon6e1eret MeH og 34O0
Sons me6icinffe 6orraa6 - ialt
428,449 Cons. Desnoen bar 6en
amerifanife gfeobielpsa6ninti
on for egen &egntng og gjennem
an6re Orgoniiationer ofien6t $780,,
43O Sons &orn, Me1, MeIf, @ntfer,
Weoiciner, &le6er, oib. Sfelge Mf'
tole neb De rusii1fe Wfpn6igbe6er
bar 6tsfe fgrget for al in6re Trats-
port, Gp1agsbu}e, Soroeling og l16.
itbr poa egen =8efoftting. M6o-
bielps iniitratio1ten fratreffer
en Margin for 6e1 Tienefte, ion1
bleb poet be6 at ien6e Wa6 fra Ser
ioner 90 Gorene6e Stnter til 1tap1l=
gipne gerioner @uslono. @e0 81.
ben af obennebt1te Summer bar
6riet6s @erbice COMMITTEE (&bn-
fernes @omtte) iom 6elge af ofFent-
1ige Oproab fiebt $415,000 / Sor.
raoo fra BEN an1ertfanffe Ne6bieIpS
administration og bar foretoget en-
Del 6irefte 4orien6elfer til oens eg1e
oroelingsitationer Doermere bar
forifiellige @onmuniitfomiteer / 9e
6orene6e Stoter offentlig i1,oiamlet
og lenot 6irctte til @opietmpnoigbc=
oerne 6orraab, ,iom 6e aniloor til om
firing $5OO,OOO.