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NEWS or SEAFORD.

Seaford. June 3.-Mrs. Alice Dnw-
son OF Wilmington. formerly of this
town, was guest here this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Buttle. on Pine
street. At tho recent big fire ut
Pocomoke city. Md. Mrs. Dawson.
who is a native OF that town, lost oil
her property there with no insurance.
Glass night exercises Of Seaford
High School graduates were held last
night In the Acorn Club room, fol
lowed by an informal dance at Thomp-
cons auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Higgins have
and Mrs. l.. r. Farlow OF Staten
Island, y. Y. They will return home
Monday, accompanied by their daugh-
ter and little grandson. George Edwin
Higgins. for a stay Of several weeks
r. J. Bauer haze returned home from
Camp Dix, n. J., where he was called
Ia ut week by the serious illness Of his
son. who ia still gravely I'll.
Miss Blanche Carter a daughter oi
Or and Mrs c. H. Carter. who has
been teaching at Marshallton, hae re.
turned home for the summer vacation
Mas Helen Martin, who has beer
teaching school near Milford. returne,
home thie week and is now with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. George n Huston had
as guests THE week, Minor II. Boyc.
and Miss Anne Manship Of Philadel,
phia.
William Wactps Of Philadelphia snt
/ Frank j. Wacker Of Brooklyn. y. y
were here this week visiting + ]
Bauer at his poultry farm on th'
! Nanticoke river
Mr. and Mrs. s J. Stein and Tn,
latter's mother; Mrs. Eunice Donoho
/ spent part Of the week in Philadelphia
Mrs Robert H. Elliott has aa
/ guest this week. her sister. Miss Ednt
Taylor OF Baltimore.
DIR. and Mrs. r. F. Thompson, wh,
| have resided here for several years
will leave soon for Long Branch, \
j.. whore the doctor will engage fl
/ hospital work.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES,

4 Newark, June 3-Dr Edwin e
Sparks former president of pennsyl-
vania State College and now Regent
General OF the Phi Kappa Phi Fra
ternity. spent eeveral hours at the
University Of Delaware yesterday. He
IS just completing a trip during which
he covered about 1900 miles visiting
practically every chapter OF the fra
,ernity in the country.
Members OF the Kappa Alpha Fra.
ternitv OF the University OF Delaware
were entertained at a banquet at Deer
Park Hotel. last night, by +. NJ Davis
of Wilmington.
Dean +. Laurence Smith and Pro-
fessor George r. Dutton of the univer-
sity have returned from a two-days'
trip through Sussex county. where
they interviewed a number of this years
graduates of high schools relative 10
entering the University Of Delaware in
the fall.
Wallace Cook. %. has been re-elect-
ed captain Of the University rife team
for the next year.
The Varsity Club has elected the
following officers for next year:
President. r. =. Pitman; vice-presi-
dent, II. X. Cole and secretary and
treasurer. {. A. Nutter.
Final arrangements are being made
for the farewell hop 10 be given in
honor Of the graduating class of the
University OF Delaware on June 12.
The patroneeses will be Mrs. f.
Laurence Smith, Mrs. John Pilling.
Mrs. F. NJ. h. Foster. Mrs. Ernest
Wright. Mrs. Walter Steel. Mrs.
George Z. Dutton, Miss Parkhurst and
Mas Wilson.
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Narberth. Pa, spent 'the week end
here with Mrs. II. X. FAIRIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland w. He'll of
Toms River. n. j., have been vlsit-
Ing MIR. and Mrs. w. q. Anthony Of
Bannster Hall, near town. Mrs, w, g.
Anthony and son, James. returned
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs John V. Portles and
DR.. Francis Ven Gesken uf Phlladel-
phia were Memorial Day visitors at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Post
lea.
Queen Father Circle Of the NJ. u.
Church gave n measuring party
Thursday. at the home Of Miss Anna
Beckett
Mrs. Thomas Wilson enterta ined al
her home, Wednesday evening. with
two tables Of bridge in honor of Mrs
w. J. Shearer Of Elizabeth, ~. J.
Lieut.. Commander DIR. Horace Spru-
ance Of New York city spent tho
week end here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Spruance.
Mrs. Sudler of Georgetown, Mrs
Warrington of New York city and
Miss Carrie Henderson Of Rockville
near Washington. u. c.. were guests
OF Mrs. J. w. Clifton. yesterday.
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SNyDERS MARRIED
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Silver Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated at Their Homo
Near Newport.

Mr. and Mrs r. G. Snyder celebrat-
cd tho twenty-ffth anniverssry of
their wedding last evening. at their
home. Maple Lawn Farm, near New
port. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The bride and groom ~ rs years, stood
for congratulations amidst a beauti-
ful bank Of palms. laurel. roses. etc.
Telegrams extending congratulations
10 their parents were received from
Miss Ethel NJ. Snyder or Lexington,
KY, and Miss Margaret ". Snyder OF
East Lansing. Mich, both Of whom
were unable to attend, as they are Mt
college. Beautiful gifts Of silver and
cut glass were received. Following p
social evening. a collation. was served.
Music and dancing were enjoyed.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
! r. G. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sny-
der, Misses Louise and Florence sny-
der. and Leonard Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Snyder. Misses Eleanor
and Anna Snyder. Mrs. Mary G. Field
meier, Mrs Carrie Wiel. Mrs. William
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Snyder. Georgs Snyder. Miss sybilla
Fcldmcier. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul
crsnston and Miss Jean cranrton,
Walter Rnyder. tnlph Cummins.
Jacob Snyder, Mrs. Carrie Smyth~.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Harry Bauer. Harry
Bauer. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs Robert y.
Hobinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey -.
Gregg Miss Irene r. Gregg. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. w. Msdlsry, 1lss Emma y.
Maclary, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
othesop. Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. n. Wccr
Miss Emily Gregg Mirs Elizsbsfh
Ifilyerd, Mrs. ~. W. Chandler. Mrs
Ada Bali Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yearrley,
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Lyman Mr.. and
Mrs. John Banks Mr. and Nrs. 4.
Pennington Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jorch-
en-. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dsutel. hr. aud
Mrs. Clarence Stlegior. Miss Csrris
Wiel. Mr.. and Mrs. v. Irasskari. SIR.
and Mrs. Carl Feldmeier. Miss Eliza
beth Feldmeier.
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LEwES NOTES.

Lcwes. June 3.-Quccn Ammo Rail
road Co. has sold the transportation
pier mt Icwcs to Il. ID. Martin OF
Philadelphia. and Captain Willard
Collins OF the tug Arabian. for $500.
David Edwards is still in charge and
vessels will be supplied with water as
heretofore.
Charles johnson. Jr.. and his sister.
Mrs. Emo Hitch. are guests Ct their
father. Captain Charles Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Clifton Maull. ac-
companicd by Mrs. Frank Carter,
motorcd to Philadelphia, Thursday.
Mrs. Percy vickers Ia spending a
few dayr In Germantown. Pa. with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
royntcr
Mrs. william Thompson Is visiting
In Philadelphia
Edward c. Burton's second bungalow
on Lewe, Beach Is Completed and
ready for occupancy.
Tho early strawberries are about
gone and tho Gandys are coming on.
O. Lank Ia In the Beebe Hospital.
very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Dukes of Moores-
town, n. j.. spent the week END here
with her parents. Captain and Mrs
William Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Graves are be-
Ing congratulated on the birth OF n
daughter. last Sunday night.
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EVIDENTLY A RApID p0G.

laurel. Juno a.--Iienry Dickerrcn.
. farmer near town, had been In bod
only a short time. Thursday night
wher ne WAS awakened by his wife
screa ming. md the sound ot breaking
glass Craspins shotgun. he went
down stairs and found his dog trying
o. rain entrance throurh tho window.
IRVING several times G. drive the dog
awsN. without result. he finally shot.
ard wounded tho dos. which scamper-
81 away to tho harm and took refuge
in n pus ~ rtnesha'-.
picserson telephoued 20 a neighbor
who came't his assistance. and thev
c~nnaucted search. but tho dos had
disappeared. \ close watch 70 beinr
kept or all dogs in this section. ss
~ ia feared nickersons dos had tho
rabies and might have bitten other
CANNES.
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DEATH OF AGED MINISTER.

laurel, June s.-Eev. William J.
TynAall. ssed so years. retired. died
~ his homo ncer here. Thursday
niGht after an illness OF three months.
Three months ago he was stricken
With AN attack OF "nu." and while not
Yet thoroughly recovered. went out
and preached at a funeral. After his
return home he suffered a relapse,
from which he never recovered
In early manhood Mr.. Tyndall
taught school In various parts Of the
county. lie entered. at the age Of IS
years. the Wilmington Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. and
was a circuit rider. Later ne went
hack 20 teaching school. and taught
school and preached for 55 years He
preached at more funerals than any
dozen other ministers Of the Confer
ence.
Funeral services will be held a,
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport. June 3.--Ladies Aid So
Ciety OF Newport NJ. II. Church will
hold it's monthly business meeting and
social next "Wednesday evening, In
the parsonage.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilyard spent last
week with Mrs. J. II, Whedbee of East
New Market, Md.
Mrs. Craig who has been contend
TO her home suffering from carbuncle
is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Kipe of
Chadd's Ford, and MIR. and Mrs. A
NJ. Craig motored TO Calvert. Md. on
Tuesday. where they attended Me
mortal Day service.
w. F. Groome. who has been con-
fined to his home for some time by
Illness, is slightly improved.
Mrs. William Crawford is visiting
relatives In Virginia.
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TO ne GUESTS AT DINNER.

Newark. June 3-Members of the
senior class OF Newark high school
20 graduate on June i6 will be guests
at the annual banquet OF tho Alumni
Association of the school. In Old Col
lege. University Of Delaware, at $50
o'clock this evening.
State Rank Commieeioner George
l.. Medlll will be toastmaster and the
principal address will he made by DIR.
II. w Cooper OF the Service Citizens.
The program will also include several
soloe IVY Miss Mary Houston. n teach
or I'm the high school. accompanied hv
Miss Elizabeth MCNeal. Miss Mildred
Major. n member of the graduating
class, viii give n reading.
After the banquet tho association
viii hold business session when Of
'cers Will he elected and this will be
followed by dancing.
Tho social committee that has ar
ranged for tho banquet compriaee
Mrs Fred Strickland chairman, Miss
Agnes l.. Meiill. Mics Gertrude Hnl
Wallace Cook and Francis Lindell.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, June 3.-Rev. f c. Tru-
man. pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist Church
will conduct public baptism services
at Red Bridge on White Clay creek
about a mile north OF Newark. at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Work Will be started early next week
by Contractor J. Clifford Willis on the
proposed new house for the Aetna
Hose Hook and Ladder Co. TO he
erected at Delaware avenue and
Academy street.
Former Secretary Of State Everett
c. Johnson Is spending several days
at Atlantic city.
The n. Y, q. J.. Club will give a
dance In the New Century club. Mon
DAY night.
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Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial Of Method That Anyone
Can Use without Disco mfort
or Loss Of Time.

We bavea method for the control OF Asth-
ma and ve want you 90 try IL At our ex-
yenS. No matter whether your cAse is OF
lonG standing or recent development
rhrouic AsthmA you should s~nd for fr,sn
,-iAl 81 our method No matter IN what
climate you 1--we no matter what your Sge
~ cccupayon. " you are troubled witt,
~lieve you promptly.
We especially want 20 send II 20 thos-
apparently hnpel~ss c~ses. where all forms
n inhaicrs, douches opium prepa tions
Iuues, patent smokes etc. hayp
fsiicd. We vsn> 80 show everyone a. Osr
s,pcns.. that our method is designed to
sro al diniciut breathing all Wheeling
and all tsose terrible parosvsns
rhit free oerr Is too important 60 No
Jlect = single DAY Write nov aud b~Sin
the method oncs. Send no money
simply MAIL coupon t~low DO IL To-day
lou Do not even pay postage.
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NEWPORT COMMENCEMENT.

Newport. June 3.--Newport public
school will hold commencement erer-
Cises Tuesday evening. June 10, in tho
Masonic Temple. There are thirteen
graduates in the class this year.
namely: Misses Esther Hargan, Mar
garet Lyman. Alice Spence. Rebecce
SayerH. Msrgcry Blansfeld. Alice
Mitchell and Jeanette Dougberty:
Henry Paruszewski. Raymond Boys.
William Chambers. Fred Thompson.
Powell Murphy. and Albert JefYeris.
Prizes are awarded each year from
individuals and organizations OF the
town to the scholar having the best
general average, highest average in
certain subjects. etc. These will also
be awarded at the commencement ex-
erCisea
A pleasing program also is being
arranged. including numbers by the
smaller children of the school.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md. June 3.--The Maryland
team of agricultural club boys who In
competition with similar teams from
other states won tho grand prize Of n
trip 70 Europe. in the live stock CON
test held Mt Atlanta, Ga, October last.
viii saIi from New York City for Eng
land. June IL. to he gone forSix weeks.
The team is composed of Warren
Rice, aged II years of Sylrnnr. George
worrilow, 1s. Of North East, and Jo-
seph Glncken. II. of Rising Sun. They
will be accompanied by g. A. Cobb
editor of the Southern Rurallsv and
will attend tho exhibition OF the Royal
Agricultural Society Mt Cambridge,
the first week I'm July; also visit the
famous stock herds In different sec
tlons of Europe. The boys will
graduate next week at tho Cecil
County Agricultural High School,
| Calvert
! Mrs. Sydney -. Johnson of Port
Deposit, accompanied by her ply
slcian. Dr q. Hampton Richards, and
nurse, Miss Forsyn, left this week
for an extended trip to the Pacific
! Coast
The trustees Of Elkton Presbyterian
Church VIII meet Monday evening
when the report Of the proceedings
at the General Assembly # the church
relative to the fkton church
troubles will he made
Ruth Ware TORY, Mary Elizabeth
I'M lot
Wilson Coulson. comprised the gradu
Iatlng class al the commencement eEer
cises Of West Nottingham Academy
last evening.
Class night exercises of Elkton High
lSchool were held last evening In Me
lChaniCs Opera House
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SUNDAY School Csnts,s.

The cantats. Voices from Flower
land" win be presented by the chill
dren Of the Sunday school OF Grace ".
r. Church tomorrow night Miss Mary
Heindle will take the part OF Spring"
Mes Mildred Sinclair win be June .
Miss Pauline Buck 0iil take the ps 4
Of "Children's Day" The cantata will
be given under the direction of Mis-.
Daisy Wilson. Mrs Robb viii have
charge Of the primary pupils who win
take part.
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TWO WEDDINGS.

prldScviiie. Juno "A wedding
which came a. n great surprise TO
tho people ~ the town, took place
Thursday night st the home ~ Harry
W. viyen. on Main street. when Mr..
Nivon, n local fruit broker. and Miss
Ethel Hcsley ~ rhiladelphia, ware
married by Rcv. William l.. White
pastor ~ Union NJ. y. Church.
AZ the homo ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Etili. on BROAD street. Thursday night,
their only daughter. Mamie. was mar
ri,d To- charlie Adams. son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Adams.
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STATE ClrlvAL NOTES.


Dover June Arley n. Masee and
Nsrrv Naver have boon reelected
,ru~ev q, Wesley NJ. T. Church for
t~rns ~ three wears
ksrl u Humphrey and Mics Rose
Y Heite, both ~ this town. were mar
rcd hero. Thursday evening. nv Rev.
J. W Colona. u ID. pastor of Wesley
NJ ". church.
Wilbur u. Harvi of Easton. Md. and
Miss MARY y. Baker. of Port Deposit.
Md. ~erc married here. yesterday. at
the NJ. r.. parsonage, by Rev. J. w.
Colona.
Tho painting 81 Stanley NJ Arthurs.
THE Dawn ~ Peace" which hss been
on exhibition at the Hotel du ront
Wilmington. was placed in tho hall
Of the House OF Representative in
the State House. yesterday,
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GOOD TINE ny Young FOLKS.

Newark, June IA party Of girls
and boys epent pleasant time from
20 o'clock. yesterday. at the home
~ Myrtle Holton. on Depot Road. \
group of the girls got up the party
and entertained some OF their boy
school friends. The time was spent in
playing games and dancing.
Among those present were Myrtle
Holton. Alice Williamson. Kathryn
Rovce, Almeda McCully. Elsie Hubert,
Mary Boyle. Dorothy Stoll. Elizabeth
Euha anks. Katheryn Holton. Edna IIol-
ton. Dorothy Havce. nscar Morris.
Paul MacMurray. Ioring Cordrey.
Amos Davis. Leonard Euhanks, Harry
Williamson. Joseph Rupp, Robert
Thoroushgood. Mrs. w. J. Holton and
Mrs. Royce. Refreshments were served.
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DECISION RESERVED IN
HARRY n. WRIGHT CASE

The Industrial Accident Board yes
terday afternoon reserved decision in
the Gaze Of Harry n. Wright, who
made claim for compensation from the
du Pont CO. as the result Of an alleged
accident on. or about March %. 1922.
while engaged IN moving furniture
in the Vandever avenue building of
the company.
Other business before the board was
tho approval Of compensation agree
ments entered into voluntarily by In
jured employees and their employers
since the last preceding meeting.
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GOOD TINE ny 7. q. s. OF A.

Seaford, June Washington Camp.
No /, y. o. s. Of A. OF this town,
Thursday night. initiated n large class
OF candidates from Seaford and, Har-
rington. y. NJ. Conawsy. Past state
President. congratulated the degree
team Of Washington Camp on the ef-
fiCienCy of Its work.
Following the adoption collation.
was eerved and talks were given hy
several members OF both Seaford and
Harrington Camps.
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CHANGE IN BOAT SERVICE.

Seaford. June Baltimore. Chesa-
peake Atlantic Railway 90, has
rescinded the former steamer schedule
on the Naniicoke river line. effective
May 10, and now the steamer Joppa
ot This line is making the trip TO Sea
FORD every Saturday. returning sun
day morning.
On tuesdays and Thursdays the
steamer comes up the river only as
FAR as Sharptown. freight for Seatord
and intermediate landings on these
days being transferred TO the steamer
Carrie, which brings IL on to Seaford
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BADLY HURT IN CEMETERY.

Seaford. June 3.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Milligan, wife of George w. Milligsn
Sr, while in Odd Fellows cemetery
yesterday, where she had gone to pu
tives. accidently fell, severely Spain.
ing both her ankles.
AS she fell. her head struck a tomb
stone. inflicting an ugly wound. Sh,
is now confined TO her bed, under tn,
care OF physician.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03

Old Asbury NJ. II. Church. SUNDAY
afternoon Mt o'clock. intermcnt In
tho adjoining cemetery. Services In
charge OF Rev. Ward Mills OF Blades
Circuit. assisted by the Rows. c. w.
Spry. OF Georgetown. and r. W. Me-
Dowcil. OF Middletown.
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employment and only run a short
time.
1t is said that Notwithstanding the
largest acreage ever set out WAS
planted this year by the farmers
either one of the local canneries could
put mp the entire crop In this aectlon
in ten hours. The pea louise and lack
of rain when needed Ia given for the
loss of the crop.
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WILL HAVE SHORT SEASON.

Seaford. June 3.-The pea canneries
OF Greenabaum Bros. and L. c. Ross
Son, began this week canning peas.
but as the crop is almost a total fail
ure. the canneries Will give very little
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03

Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
OF sell. Advertise 1t in Every Eve
ming every day.--Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25

en- Srertierleitnattt EermlSltor
oisie Siber - openifiebet til llolan'
oct, til Spiflanb = og min egelt
Sen! @Iorigl Morig!"
Set bapoe BOG pGret beore."
Seq flyer dig: Seq fan life! Sffe
Gale ON ben Sing!"
"0ei Ior, Sar funoe life banblc
anoerIeoes. Sngen andre bar Sfplo
eno @Iiel Wen ieg maa gaa, itaf.
fars S%orGIore! Ser fomner llo9en!
Wten = oct err 10 gliel Seer MI bare
rolig, fipre Sar; hi peb 10 intet iif'
fert enonu, oct er fanife Ell Nisfor'
itaaeIie! @oboag, fiGre Gle %
pelfommen biem!"
SO, oct bar @lie, paffer % ltraa.
lenoe al Sunbbeo og Spffe. Meo
@eiietsi % Sat faiteoe bun Jig ON
Sberltens Sals, gap ham ct Grlig
3ps og bsieoe fig berpaa neo til
Sberitinben.
$50 - ber bar bere mig Sffe
ianot = en- glimrenbe Geflame for
Or. Scbuoies &linif! Spor oct err
beilie at fomme biem i9ierl Der er
iaa triit | Spiflmo / benne Sio! vi
fan rigtig bore glaot for, at ri life
bar &rig! Wen, fiGreite Spigermor.
iea ipnes Su Bar greet! Spao er Der
BOG ipeien? 90 on, gmalie, og Spi.
aeiar? 0ere Ter iaa aloorlige no!
Der er bel life b9nbt noget?"
"Set baaber pi life, @lie! Sag
MI al big Ssiet, os bpis on iaa bill
ipare paa ct Yar SpergSmaal, laa
bill hi iiffert bore fliloitGnoig bero'
liset = bill ieg inoerlig baabe," ipa'
reoe Sberiten.
"Sa, meeet sierne," ipareoe elie
oa traf Saniferne al. "Sbis oct er
paa mig oct beror, iaa er alt ioroen!
Saa. Seq err til Sieneite!"
"aiere Gle! ON andre bapoe
rettet bisie S~psrgsmaal til Dig, laa
bopoe on @runo til at bli fornprmet,
men bort Sorbolo til Dig giper os
@et til at faa 9eifeb ON Dine itrengt
pripate @nliggenoe. 90 hi iperger
life, foroi pi bar nogen Wistiaio til
bia, men for of bore Sorflaring paa
noqlee aienbsgierninger, nogle Sagt'
tagelier, iom hi timber gaaoefllloe.
Sig %, lille Gle, = bporfor faloer
om Big Sru Senien, naar on REFER
runot / iacbiiIf Scbpeit5?"
Sru Gle blep roo, meget rpo, og
iaa f%orpirret, at bum life ltrar flilloe
ipare.
"gtaa = iaa bar ieg nof!" iagoe
Spigerinben og reiite fig, iDet bun
ienote Sru @lie ct baanelloe og barm'
iulot @lif.
"eIie!" lso oct mat og f~ortpilet
ira SberitiuOen.
"Ia, Spigermor," ipareoe Srll
Glie og gif ben til benoe % fpsieoe
benoe paa Yanben, ioet bun flGnl'
pebe meo @raaten. "Su mao life
tro iaa ilemt ON mig! &porleoes
fan ba pirfelis tpile paa mig men
ieg fan life iige big Oct leg fan
iffe!"
Sal rent no, Imalie," ipareoe
glie % benote fig meo lpnenoe Zine
mob benoe. "Sar on noget at flage
paa mig, iaa Zig oct til Din sror!"
"eaer til Sr. Senien, set er pitt
beore!"
"S9t Dig neb, Gle, og fom liot
til &c." iaebe Oberiten % forte henoe
til en- Stol. "9u iGtter os | 6or-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25

5p.: or bet Ioplis at eifte Zig meb ems
eeIfenbdrn, pe / bbilfeu Stat?
Su.: 4. Gr. | Stnten Waibingtpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25

sp.: Sbab 3anb Iieeer n9rmeit Der
Ssieite Sop paa Simulapa?
su.: Wepal (mellem bet inbo .britiif,
SRiac % 3tbet).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25
2laben K~orreIponoance.

nj belparer epsresu,aaI. loo aoet pi fan. usb b
o;1s,r. iout itaor til Dor Roabisb.b, men poator %
r,nI. rso,t iuribiN anIpar for, at 6poreus [ als I'll.
,nb,r ,r a6ioInt ferret % irIbefgtsreubs.
Spsrasmaal fro gerfpuer. 'om lite ppstr fine glopus
81 S,haitionen. befpares Tile.
so,ra,r. b,bes atatts fine essrasmaaI | ct arstt 90
tretli9 Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25

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bar iaa bbeecliec og 9reie.
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Olaf Neiet,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25

5p.: Spab Sag / lleen bar lobe
Soucmber 1882 90 26be Sebriiar 1874?
81: SSnbag % Sprsbas.