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The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
WINS NATIONAL HANDICAP AT LAURESARAZEN BEATS HAGEN
OPEN GOLF CHAMPION STOPS
BRITISH TITLE HOLDER, 3 AND 2
Penn State-NaUy Tickets
TOGO On Sale Tomorrow

Tickets for the Penn State
Navy football game st American
League Park. Friday, November
q, will be put on sale tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Florida avenue ball lot.
omeisls OF the warhinEten
team have been allotted 10000
of the 10000 tickets. Each OF
the two colleges took 10000.
The prices aret General sd-
mission. s2J grandstand. ssI
boxes, s5.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
MIDDLE ATLANTIC TOURNEY
TO FEATURE WEEK IN GOLF
Morven Thompson Wins Presidents Cur
Tournament at Chevy Chase.

pected that the first two will be par
ticularly strong. Indian Spring is
the dark horse" OF the quintet and
may make a strong bid for honors.
All teams will be composed OF six
men each. Matches will be played
in foursomes, with three points at
stake. A consolation event will be
held for teams eliminated in the
first round
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Wolverines Stop Case.

FERRY FIELD. ANN ARBOR.
Mich. Oct. 7.--Playing on a field
drenched by twenty-four hours of
steady rain, the Wolverines opened
their season this afternoon with a
4S-to-O victory over Case. With
the exception of the first quarter.
when fumbles were numerous. the
Yostmea had things their own way
and gained almost at will.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
SandlOt Football.

Candidates for the Kanawha
Club meet this morning at $50 at
Seventh and o streets northwest,
when Coach Miller will hold his
final scrimmage. He hopes to have
| his strongest lineup ready for the
opening game next Sunday when
kanawhas and the strong Stanton
eleven meet on the Potomac Park
field. I'm forms will be issued be-
fore scrimmaGe this morning.
Triangle Midgets will practice
this morning at 10 o'clock. Players
are requested to report to Coach
Mitchell. For games in the 9O-pound
class call Manager Curtin. Frank
lin 3l33.
Corinthian MidSets seek games
with 90-pOund ele,ens. Address j.
Ritter. sos street northwest.
stanton \. G. will meet ouinton
4. g today on the Iatter's gridiron.
Coach Donnelly hopes to annex a
sweeping victory in his charges
first start.
A football game unique in the
annals of Washington sandIot
sports will be played AT Union Park
today wh'n the Mohawk Athletic
club meets the Mohawk Props.
HeilinS fromsthe same neighbor-
hood, bearing virtually the same
name, yet hearty enemies is the
status OF the two Mohawk eleven,
In some instances brothers are d.
vided over loyalty to the two clubs.
Time and again efforts to consoli-
date them have failed. largely De-
cause of the Preps' unwillingness.
All through last season the Mohawk
Props. then the Mohawks Juniors.
dogsed the Big Hawks" for a game
but were turned down.
This year. when the Props chal-
lenGed. the Big Hawks" accent
ed. and the contest today is expect
ed to be a hot one. The Preps'
team is just as heavy as the other
and is noted for Its fighting spirit.
The Big Hawks" are prepared for
tough struggle. 1t will be the
opening contest for both teams.
Mercury and. :fSrookland A. c. will
meet at Washington Barracks In
practice gAsns this afternoon at =
o'clock. Due to the fact that the
Marines cancelled today's scheduled
engagement with Mercury. the latter
eleven was without contest and
the game with BrOokland was mr.
ranged at the eleventh hour.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
Tennis Match Off.

Rain forced postpOnement Of
the inter-city tennis match be-
tween the Dumbarton Club and
Baltimore Country Club scheduled
for the Dumbarton courts yester-
day. A new date will be settled
later.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

TOday's Games.
Cherrydale VS.. Ballston at Cher
rydale; Arlington VS.. Carlyn
Springs at Glen Carlyn: Rosslyn
VS.. Garrison at Arlington. All
games start at 3:15 p. m.
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THIRD RACE.

Dresden owned by ". Fenwiek and
trained by the owner. Two-dollar mutuels
paid-Dresden. $50. 800. 2 so; War Mash
80. $50; Moody, p.4O.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

Scratched-0akwood. Heeltaps, Luminist.
Bucado. Wilderness owned BY R. T. Will
son and trained BY T. J. Healsy Two-doI-
lar mutuelS osid-Wilderness $50 $50
20: Dunlin, b.sO. 40: Scribble, $50.
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SEVENTH RACE.

Scratched -Fennie Bean. Moco owned. by
G. Buxton an' trained by owner Two-dol-
lar mntuels pti.-Moco. I.G0. 400 $50;
Clsnsman. $50. 20; Dourhnut. go.
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Ten Jumpers start.

Ten jumpers started in the
steeplechase handicap. with the
Greentree Stable entry. Irish Seas
and Damask. the big favorites.
Hallavill rushed to the front
from the start and was leading the
bunch by four lengths the first
time around.
Coming around the last turn.
Hallavill, which was jumping
stOutly. shook of Wrack Grass,
which was going good until the
last fence. when he made a bad
landing. but managed to hold up
and finished in place one length
ahead of Earlocker.
Moonraker, the favorite. won the
first race in easy fashion.
Callahan sent the Greentree
Stable youngster out in front after
the first turn. and sprinted into a
long lead at the three-quarter mile
post. leading by FIVE lengths and
held the opposition safe through
out the rest of the journey.
SOggarth Aroon finished gamely
and outgamed Woodfower 3: the
end to take place money. Latter
showed a good effort but weakened
in the last furlong.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
FIFTH RACE.

Buffer owned BY Crow Point Stable and
trained by p. J. Fox. Two-dolIar mutu.ls
paid-Blufer. 1890. $50. $40; Exodus,
40. $50: Capt. Alcock. go
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
SECOND RACE,

scratched-Houdini. Comique. Hanavill
owned BY J. s. Cosden and trained by W.
Iarth: Iwo-dollar mutuels paid-HalIa-
will. $50. 40. 3T0; wrack Grass 10 90
$50; Earlocker, 400.
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Laurel Results

scratched-My Own. Noel, Sun Quest,
NanderburE. hoonraker owned by Green
tree Stable and trained by J. Rowe, jr.
Two-dollar mutuels paid-Moonrsker, $50,
ESQ, 20; sogsarth Aroon. $40, $40;
Woodnower, $50
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Dresden Takes Third.

William Fenwick's chestnut mare.
Dresden. ran a smashing race in the
third event and managed to earn A
well-deserved victory over War
Mask in the last sixteenth
Moody took the lead from the start
and led to the half-mile post. when
War Mask. Dresden and War Victor
all closed up in bunch. Dresden.
which was under steady restraint in
the early racing. was carried wide
at the first turn In the hom. stretch.
hut moved up stoutly and gradually
forged into the lead. to win by a
length.
War Mask faltered when the
leader challenged. but raced Moody
into submission to take place money.
Moody. which displayed early
speed. was fast falling back. but
managed to outlast Clean Gone and
took show by a nose.
The race formers were given a
setback when Careful. the favorite.
was left at the post in the sixth
event.
HiIdur. showing excellent speed
raced to the front at the first turn.
never being headed. TO win by two
lengths.
On Watch. which was trailing the
leader never could get to him and
took place money from Calamity
Jane which just lasted to stall of
Tippity WitChet for show by nose.
In the last race OF the day. the
dope was upset again. when Moco
won over Clansman. the favorite.
RreakinS into the lead from the
barrier. DOughnut led all the way
90 the last turn. coming in the
stretch. when MoCo. which was saw
ing ground in the early part Of the
race. went to the outside of the
,eader with Clansman close behind
passing DouEhnut in the last fifty
yards.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
SIXTH RACE

Hildur owned By J. K L. Ross and trained
by II. Mcdaniel. Two-doIlsr mutueIs paid
-Hildur. l7.lo. 7.30. $40: On Watch,
1850, 900; Calamity Jane. T5o.
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WILDERNESS. Wins Feature.

Coming down the home stretch.
Jockey Marinelli. astride Wilder
ness. elected to go to the outs de
Of the track. Under severe urging
the colt responded and by the time
the sixteenth pole was reached the
race was won. for wilderness was
running with long. frictionless
strides. while Lilt had dropped
back. The winner was ahead at
the finish by two lengths, although
Dunlin was coming with a rush in
the last few yards.
Scribble. which broke badly from
the start. made grand finish by
just nosinG out Lit for show.
The second important race ~
the day was the A nnapol's Handi-
cap. for 3-year-olds and upward at
mile and a furlonE. which was
won by Buffer. which was not fg-
ured in the race by the race
formers.
Blazes took the lead from the
barrier and led all the way to the
last turn when he dropped back.
Ruffer. Exodus and Captain AL
cock. the favorite. were all punched
together turning the last turn for
home. with Buffer. which was
running like a race horse. assumed
the lead and held Exodus safe.
Captain Alcock. which was trail
inC the two leaders in the last
few yards, closed with a rush TO
taks show money.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
FOURTH RACE.

The National Handicap; 2-ye,r-olds;
purse. 900; siI furlonx.:
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

demands nerve control and conf
dence.
No putting form will stand up on
days where one lacks the touch or
the control of his nerves.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
r. 7. VII SON COLT CAPTURES
FEATURE BY TWO LENGTHS
Buffer Provides Surprise by
Taking Annapolis
Handicap.
BY FRANK HARTIG.

r. T. Wilson's chestnut colt
WILDERNESS. was returned the win
ner of the National Handicap. the
first of Maryland's big fall stake
events for 2-year-olds. over a band
OF fourteen juveniles at Laurel
Park yesterday.
Going to the post with Walter J..
Salmon's Vigil. the pair were made
overwhelming choices by the
players.
From the start Wilderness nosed
to the front but only to the nrst
turn. when ]. s. Cosden's Dunlin.
with Carol and Lit, all came up to
Wilderness to race in a bunch to
the half-mile post. when Lit,
owned by Commander ]. X. L. Ross.
went to the front to lead the bunch
to the home stretch.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
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Afternocn Rc1n.
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Corinthtan MidCets seek games
WAth 9O-pound ele'ens. Address j.
Ritter. sos l street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

Triangle Midgets will practice
this morning at 10 o'clock. Players
are requested to report to Coach
Mitchell. For games in the 9O-pounu
class call Manager Curtin. Frank
lin 3l33
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

stanton y. G. will meet ouinton
\. = today on the latter's gridiron
Coach Donnelly hopes to annex a
sweeping victory in his charges
first start.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

The Iowa-Yalc same may not de-
eide any intersectional title, but at
least 1t will decide the coaching
championship of the Jones family
for 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

Senipn til "bc nperc 8riitenbomSfor.
mer"S InpenbeIie bill iinoe forboloS.
bis Iioen @ienflang blanot bet norif.
an~erifanife &irfefolf. Wen oct, pi
iprlie pilbe pege paa, er bans Sor.
upbning ON, at bet ifiilbe bore NH.
la at fortiptte En- International Sir.
ieubpifIing | Mmerifa. 8i tror life,
ii Der nogeniinbe bar eriiteret en- Zig
WiuIigbeb, % ben eriiterer ~naturlig.
ris ilet life III, meb eller iloen norif
NoIfeiprog. Oct er maaife life belt
urigtia at fiee, at be | Roree nooan-
nebe Yreiter, iom fom beroper | ben
fsrite Sib, bar Tibet bersrt at rtorif
national B0ffelie, itaar man betrag-
ter Sorboloet / Cps at ienere norif
llbpifline. Wen man mlaa buife paa,
at Der enonu iaagootiom lite bar no-
gen norif national 89ffelie begpnot
I. Or. / 1853, ba 8aitor 9. &oren
tom til Imerifa. Snerfen Breiterne
eler Reiten al l1bpanbrerne bar ben
tibligere Sio bersrt at De rationale
Strsmninger, iom Ri regner iaa lterft
meb / ben 1bpifling, Tom bar ifabt
set npe Horge. 90 &irfens Sprog
beroper, label iom meget anbet, bar
engang for aae gipet nleo oct, iom
hopbe gaaet inb / 8rllnbl9ggerneS
9eoibitbeo iom melt bppelig for Sir
fen. Ii er besiioen bange for, at Cog
nepreit Sommes lange SrapGr ira
glmerifa bar 1epet bans Spn for BEN
9etponing, iom ben burtige Sber-
gang til gnselif bar bapt for Dor
firfelige uopifling.
Reoafttonen.
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en- Den at Stncoln.

Sobn Mifman Stetpart, Dormant
/ limited States Sr,,it Gompanps
goarb Of Sruitees / Seem gorf, Jon
par en intim 8en % &aabgioer al
Ibrabam 2incoln lrnber gorgerfri
gen, feireoe Ben 26be Iuguit fin
tO0be Ssoielsbas. San err fremoe'
les friif oe raif og / eob @igsr.
Mr. Stetuart, iom blep fsot I'M
ser Yr9iioent Wonroes @bminiitra
ton, minbebe ibag ON, at ban bitife,
De, at 1reiibent @nbrem Sacfior
bolbt en- Sale / SEEM Yorf. San no.
nppntes / 1864 til Msiiiterenbc ST.
nansminiiter.
San tog Ifganeseramen fra 60
Iumbia l~1niperiitet / 1910 og er nj,
benrte Contributions 9loite Ilunnlls
San bar I pper ct baIpt Iarbunbrebe
peret &llrator neb Trinceton Uni.
periitet. San bar en- gror, fbc.
9ontreaSmiral gbmin Stepart, ION
MI er 81 aar gammel.
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! ct ilemt Dilemma.

Sltititsbepartementet er fommet
ct ilemt Dilemma. Set peo enonl,
life, berettes Der fra 8aibinJtorl,
naar set pil bli iitan6 til at afaiere
Spsrgsmaale aneaaellbe De Sor
Staters Chipping 9oarbs Het til al
~ierpere Spiritiioia omborb paa fine
Sfibe ubenfor 3.Wilsgr9nien frc
&piten.
Suititsbepartementet blep scr
26oe Sunni annlpbet ON at afgipe en-
gragtning / Sagen, og ser bIep al
bette afbolot Ell Ifbsritg ben t3os
Si,li, men nogen graatning bar bet
cnoru life afsipet. Sfjsnt SeparteD
mcntet bar en- bel Slot Grperter, Tom
arbeioer meb at uoreoe Spsrasmaa.
let, er bette iaa fulot al Sorpiflin.
ger, at BET bibtil bar p9ret nnlIiat
OF finoe &e6e | oct, beober oct.
elsie grperter bar granifet ale
baobe paabe % terre 1recebenter
ansaaenoe Sals Of SpiritloIa pao
aabent Sap, belt iiSen Woabs grf
siorbe jim bersmte Heiie % mes
giennem Sioerne uoen at bore fom.
met til nogen 8onflmiion. De hm
UNDER fine @rmifninser itsbt paa
iaa mango itif mobiatte Weninaer
angaaenoe SpsrgsmaaIet, m o
omerifanife Sfibc forblioer ameri-
fanif Serritorium. naar set beiinoer
fig noenfor acknowledgement; on
oct err rigtist at bore tor tinanSs oa
paab tilbaps; ON Oct 1Soe gmenoe.
ment gialore iaapel paa Sap Tom
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NalortSfcf.

"8olbres Winbe", Wimeapolis %
ct. Saul 8aloreslae, bapoe en- ITO
fIitgt til Camden Barf Ssuoag ben
27be Ml1guit. Wange bar fremmeot
ON Sormiboagen og bapoe Wuofur'
Der me6. @eb Wibbaestio bleo 89n-
fer % gorbe lat / en- Sirfant UNDER
nogIe SrRr peo 8anbet. Horife og
amerifanife Stag bar lot / 8affen
% | Ererne runbt omfring, Ser Sc
item bolotes. Sm @ftermiooaeen fom
Ser flere fra ct. Saul os Itinnea-
polls.
9enne Seit bar ben ~bpsgelisite,
"8aIores Winoe" banbe bant. Gam.
ben Yarf er en- ibeal Blaos for iltge
Silitelninger; ser en- NOT at ifpgge.
fuloe 8labie peb 8reoben al 8anbet.
Solf / Canoes sleb forbi, en- 8alores-
gut iab / en- al benz og ipineoe paa
8plgeipil, os Wliifen fom oper
8anbIaben mob os paa 9anb, miuet
% flint. 9e, iom bar bsrt Wuitf fra
ct iaa6ant Snitrnment ira Ell 8aao,
peb bpor paffert bet bar.
8eb Soften blep oct beitemt, at
"@albres Winbe" bolber lin aarlige
Ssitfeit | l1bitiainssugen. Iae Bal.
brisier | gp og paa 2anbet er bel.
TONNE. 9e, iom beisger ubitiaingen,
bsr fomme % treffe samle 8efienb'
.te % itifte npe og opfriife gamle Wtin.
Der fra Siembpsoen. Soften ffal boil
bes | Bloomington San, go. 2415
Bloomington Ibenl1e, Winneupolis.
Ser bill blipe ct eobt men fort Gro.
gram % 8epertning al Weab og &af.
fe. Yaa Trogrammet os efter bill en-
al 8aIorisierne, bebite SarbGngerfe'
leipiGemanb, bile fine Sumter.
Springbans og andre go6e gamle
9anie, efter gepertnineen.
&omiteen.
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Kioffe Ginoebeitiserifer

Or. Cora smitb airg, iom fsr
boebe / Seattle, @aib., bpor bun
itiitebe Den berpprenoe "Wountain,
GERS Club, men iom MI er boiat /
@aibiugton, bar mobtaset Weboe.
lelie ON, at NiIS 8inona 9oileg i
Seattle % Nrs. 2alirie n. Sra3eilr
ira Chicago, bar beIteget Wour.
SlpmpiaS Iomtli9e fire Sinber. 81
ifal bore De iarite apinoer, Tom bar
ltofsrt bette Meiterltpffc.
WtiiS @ailep er Sprerin0e / 9atir
og @rGif ueb en- al Seottleg Ssiifc-
Ter, OF RrS. 6ro5eur bar Ell Ii9nen-
De Stiaing pcb en- al GbicagoS sci.
Ifoler.
&c naaebe Sen ii6Ite og bsieIte
Cop Sen ste Iuguit.
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paa 2ano, at DC oae er beqpnot .,
faa 9raa Soar | Sooeoernc.
s Wenemtioen pebbIir anti.eo,
loonligaen at spe YreS paa 0cbortn,
mertct forat fremtpinge en- tsr
&ienoelie, meoens Chipping goorS'.
cts Sormanb, Scr. 2aIfer, boISer
falt paa fin Opinion, at Ell tar,t;,
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bar Sortolfninsen af 8o%I6itqoSio'
ben, foriaaoibt oct aabne Son ~.
gaar, itsttet bette S%tanbpunft.
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Tarmerne os priferne.

2anbbrngsmtriIter Wauace bolot
forleben ct SoreOrag az alminoeltJ
Snteresie peo ct Wsbe al 6arm Su.
reau / 2eesb,lrs, @irginia. San
Ia~nunenIignet girfningerne al Dc
fib1te Gars Grispnorireer, f%oriaa.
pibt be bersrer Sormerne 90 ots'e
8rupper Of Irbeibere, og iagoe
blanbt anbet:
"0et bill bore opIpienbe at lam.
mpnIigne 2smtneerne | De orgor,'
ierte SnouItrier meo Sen Detailing,
Sarmeren faar for tit arbeiSe, iom
ben ~fremeaar al Rriierne bao De
Sin1, ban probucerer. @9roten Of
SnStpgt, enten benne err getaltr9
for Irbeibe ener Trobufter, uotrDt.
fcs egentIig life / Dollars og Gents,
men booo Senne Snbtpst bill fiebe.
On Snbtpets @elsb % &jsbeepne er
forifielise cling.
Observation-Disclosures for Ell
2~uIqroper al ct Son <l funoe |
1918 ficbe IL 9uIbel Wais / Soma,
2.5 guIbels / 1921; ipp Sienbeoels
9uTbel Suede / 9ortb 9afota !
1915, % nj Sienbebels guihel |
1921; ipp 8unb 6leif / RebraIfn |
1918, % IA Gunb / 1921; fire
Temteoele al en- 9uibel Foteter /
9tefp Dorf / 1918, % en- % en- Sent
tebel guibeI / 1921; If 8uno Saa.
refieo / @poming / 1913, % IS
&uno / 1921; 1.6 guibeIs SABRE
/ Sninois / 1913, og 81 guIbels /
1921; "a Yunb Smsr / Risiouri
/ 1915, og 80 Hurb / 1921.
Sen eiennemiritlise Iurslsn for
Sernbmearbeibere funbe fisbe 1892
SuibeIs @ais / Soma / 1918, og
i,112 guIbeIs / 1921; 1923 gl,.
Ibels Spebe | @ortb 9afota / 1918,
70 1,466 g1fbeIs 1921; 1872 bun.
hrebpeiebt Of hogs" / RebraIfa !
1918, % 237 "bitnoreofpeigbt" /
1921; 1857 9uIbels 1oteter |
Tetp gorf / 1918, % og 1916 gu.
ibels | 1921; 2,174 guibels SABRE
Sainois | 1918, og 500 guibel3
! 1921; $500 Nuno Smer / Wi3.
iouri / 1913, og 5,2S5 8unb | 1921.
Sernbraernes Sragtinotpgt pr. Con
Iil frnbe / 1918 fjsbe IA guIbel
Wais / Soma, oe 81 guIbels /
1921; en- 8uibel Soe6e / Hortb
Safpta / 1913, og IL guibel /
1921; 10 Gunb 6lef / 9ebraifa /
1913, og Is 8unb / 1921; en- gu.
ibel Roteter / SEEM gorf / 1918, %
is g1tibel / 1921; IA Buno Saare.
fro I @poming / 1913 og % TitnS
1921; 81 guibeIs SABRE / SGi,
nois / 1913, % SO guibels / 1921
81 8lrno Smer / MtsIouri i 1913,
pg 4 Gltnb i 1921.
8etali1gen for ct Con auI Ieberet
fritz peb Winen funbe / 1918 fis5c
"a 8uibeIs Rais / Soma, oe 3 Bit.
ibeIs / 1921, % 9.3 guibeIs / Suli
1922; IL guibeIs Soeoe / Rortf
9afota / 1918; % 9uibelS / 1921,
90 A 9uIbeIs / Suli 1922; tG
Rlinb Sleif / @ebraifo / 1918; o.
SO Rrnb 1921, oa SO 9uno i Sui
1922; Is 9uibeI Eoteter / Her
gorf / 1913, oe 80 guibeGs / 1921,
% a. guibelS / SuIi 1929; "a
8uno SaarefiSb i 8poming / 1913
Ds 40 G1,no / 1921, o9 20 9uno
Suli 1922; So guibclS SABRE
SainoiS / 1913, og TT 9uibels
1921, os 14.2 9uibels / Suli 1922
81 Runb Smsr / RisIouri / 1918
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Detroit, Mid., ben 26beb a[r,o .
Senrp Soro befienbteiorbe ioao mpS
en- biotleftig &eoesisreIie, at onp
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September @runben er ber, of bpr
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berretteoe ON bpab Der foreItoor.
2ufningen betpber, at ale tre
Sorbfompaniets Sabriffer blir Iio.
genoe leoi9e, og at $1,000 @or6
blir arbeiOslsie.
Neb en- W9ngbe giitationer Tom
Selifabet bar bapt iprebt uSoppr
2anbet bill Ser blipe 10000 gIrbpi.
bere I'll Tom MAJ nebIesge fit gerf.
tsi, for / aae bisie giitationer bir
ogiaa 0sren blipe it9ngt. Steamer
man iaa Dem meb, ser mere erer
minore birefte .bar itaaet / Sorbir.
belle meo ben ubitrofte Sorretniro.
gaar @ntaaet al Dem ser mere eIer
minbre baarot bersres al 9ufrin.
gen, op / Srnbreoetuiener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

"a s Yuno / 1921, o. 16.t Turr
/ Sllli 1929.
Get er at merle, at fgr biSic %
cnore Sarmproouftcr naor frcm II
5orbruaerens 9prb, or Nriien betp
6eIig itgrre cub Den, Sarlncren bn,
faaet. TorificIlen meucm Sdrntt
rcns SolgspriS % bpoo Sorbrnge
rem betaIcr err Itcget b~ctpoelig | 81
bet al &c iibite Nar; nelt set bpr
rotcrcS, at eli itor Gel al oenlic
Stioning ifpIbes itsrre 2enuingcI
for Sc SoIf, ionl baanotercr oiSie
Grobufter. Spao Sc oueufor anfpr.
te Sp9aoer bier cr, at SarmcrneS
Narslsn, maalt me0 Nriierne pol
bans Iplinger, er minore, eno bet
rar for arigen maalt meo oens Sip
beepne; mebenS grbeioereus Son,
iprIi5 / Be organiierebe Snbuitrier,
err betpoelig itsrre, emo oen bar fsr
&rigen eltten Sen maales | Collars
OF Gents euer meo bens Gipbeeune.
observation-disclosures gienneminitlis
&c 9sn bapoe 81 8rocent itsrre Sip
beepne / 1921 eno / 1913. al,lgra.
berries giennerninitIiae 2sn Gapbe 30
Trocent itsrre &isbeeone / 1921 emo
! 1913. 9etalineen for Sprefare
paa Sormen bapbe A Trocert min
ore &iBbeepne / 1921 ems | 1918,
mebens 6armerens aisbeepne, gien.
neminitlig taget, bar fra % til A5
Grocent mirbre / 1921 enc / 1918.
Set piier iig oItIaa, at 2anbet3
Tarmere, iom ubeisr omtrent Ell
Sreoiehel al belle 2anbets 9efolfs
ring, bar baaret Ben tpnaite Gel Al
SeflutionSbproen; set bill iige:, Sc
bar libt melt paa @runb at Sc fnl.
tenbe Sprbier. Se bar fpgt at op.
raa 9ettelie pes ale Ioolige Wib.
Ter. Ge bar benpenot fig til Gegie.
ringen, til 9ongresien og eQers isgt
Siplp, bpor Be flinOe antage, bc1
oor at faa; men unoer ale line
SorIsa paa at unoaan itore Cab bar
Get life falbt Dem inb at i~treife. @
bar life poIbt S%uritprrelIer al nogeil
Irt. Spertimob, be bar bolbt 8ro.
tlftioncn igan5 tiltrobs for uipo.
panlig lape Griier o9 bar bette Nar
pro6ltceret Ell al De iter1te Iplingcr
=; 2anbets Siitoric. Sarmeren boil
Ser paa Sop og Srben. San merler,
1T 2anbet rnaa regiereS. San tror
paa "~fairneis" mellem Wano os
Wanb. San arbeioer baarbt og
prooucerer gobe Iolinger. ON on.
bre 9rupper pilbe fslee bans grem-
pei, oilDe 9anbets pfor,omiifc Sar.
Ifeliebeber mart bore en- Saga Blot.
SHE Iriier piIbe mart tinempe fig
til be normale eieniioise Sorbolo,
og Ser pilbe bIi arbeibe for ole til
~retf9roig Son.
Sarmeren freezer MI al &apita.
len pg a~rbeiberne, at De ifal faa en-
gnbe paa fine aranglerier og glen.
nptase fin Sirfiombeb. @an me.
rer nreb rette, of Sc fan 9iere bettc
meo iltlO Sorpisning ON, at Sc fan
cpnaa i'm Hct unoer pore Sn'titlt.
ticner, og Of Solfets Hetfproigbeo2.
felelie pil uOpirfe, at Sc ogiaa iaar
fin &et."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
Sper Oampifibsulvffe

Sra Cartilage, Chill, mcIbcS, OF
a~utogelig 240 Wenneifer off tilbrrlos
meb Den cbilenife 8asiagerbamper
"Stata", iom BEN 29oe gluguit forIi.
Ite uoenfor Gboroseerne, NOR 60.
quimbo.
9amperen antages at bore iunfet
nPiten meb ellgarg efter antageIig at
babe faaet 9unbcn iluaet inc peo Of
Lobe paa ct Sfipr / N9rbeoen al
Eerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
MINNEAPOLIS CASH WHEAT PRICES

CASH SALES IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUN 18th 1908 AT
THE Posr OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 5, 1897.