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Connecticut western news., 1922-02-02

Place Cards-Awful Table Man ners corrected-something new. The Canaan Printing Go.
Connecticut western news., 1922-02-02
FALLS VILLAGE
Miles A. Hanchett

.a-a Miles A. Hanchett
 !, The following account was taken from an Orange, N. J. paper and will be of interest to his many friends in this vicinity:
 "Miles A. Hanchett, former post master and alderman of Orange, who for many years had been prominently identified with Masonic organizations and financial institutions of the community, died last night at his home, 376 White street, that city. Heart failure was the immediate cause of death.
 MT. Hanchett was taken i'll Nov ember 27 last and few days later pneumonia developed. For several days his condition was critical, but the former postmaster gradually re- covered and after Christmas was able to be out He suffered a re- lapse, however, Monday night just after entering his home after walk and fell into the arms of his brother, George M. Hanchett of Bridgeport, who had been his guest for several days.
 Another brother, Frank H. Han chett of Falls Village, Conn.,, died on Christmas Day, but news of this death was not given the former post master until several days later be- cause of his weak condition.
 MT. Hanchett was born in Falls Village April 15, 1849, and had been a resident of Orange for more than fifty years. He was appointed post master January 30, 1896, by Presi- dent Grover Cleveland and served one term. In 1884 MT. Hanchett was elected alderman in the Second Ward, and served two terms of three years each.
 Since June 27, 1872, when he was initiated as a member of Union Lodge No. II, F. and A. M., of Orange. MT. Hanchett had been active in Masonic circles. He was the senior past master of the lodge, having served as master, 1878 to 1880. During recent years MT. Han. chett served as marshal of the lodge and was reappointed to that office only few weeks ago. He was also member of the Corporate Board of Union Lodge, and was one of the oldest members of Orange Chapter, RI A. M., of which he was past high priest.
 For many years MT. Hanchett was superintendent of. the hat factory of c. B. Rutan & Go. of Valley road, West Orange. About twenty-five years ago he established the Watch ung Coal Company, West Orange, which he conducted until his death.
 MT. Hanchett was director of the Orange Savings Bank, the Trust Company of Orange and the First National Bank, West Orange. He was vice president of the Llewellyn Building and Loan Association of West Orange.
 In 1883 MT. Hanchett married Miss Sarah Whitney of Orange, who survives him. He leaves also sister, Miss Ellen A. Hanchett of Falls Village.
 Masonic funeral services will be conducted at the house tomorrow night at 8 o'clock by Union Lodge. Interment will be in Falls Village Friday"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
CLOTH SMUGGLERS
 ARE WAXING RICH
RxA..nnintnhP Pra.n

Berlin, January 2s.-Smugglers are making immense prpfits by bringing English cloth for mems suits past the customs line to the tailors of Berlin. Their illicit earnings are made possi ble by the high German import du- ties on that class of material,
 The tailoring ablishments are visited almost daily by ssilors or other ship employees with huge rolls of English tweeds and other fabrics In one-suit pieces, which they have succeeded in purchasing at English ports and bringing in duty free. Ono Of these smugglers, New York man, said some English cloth dealers are making regular business of supply Ing the smuggling trade.
 The. cloth Is sold at one-fourth to one-nfth the price 1t would cost if the import duty was paid. Taiiors are quick to purchase the fabrics The smugglers also visit foreigners and offer their wares for sale.
 The smugglers 20 quite openly about their business. They may be seen walking the streets with big bundles on their backs. A few of the more venturesome have been of Tered the goods for sale on the side walks, whore they find ready takers
 French sailor who had been smuggling for several months said he was going to retire from the game" having made enough money to open shop of his own in Paris
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24

fafr. Satisfied the girls knew noth- ing he left. Gloria tried franticalIy to reach Herb by phone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
WILSON AGAIN ELECTED

Meridian, Miss. January 2s.-(Spe- cial)--John NJ. Wilson has been re- elected president of the Meridian council, Boy Scouts of America. Other officers elected are as follows: c. l.. Hughes, first vice president; E. H. Hicks, second vice president; R. F. Darrah, third vice president; Nat |. Washburn, fourth vice president; Thomas l.. Bailey, fifth vice president; E. Calm, ST, treasurer; Lawrence Me RaVen' secretary; F. L. Robins. com missioner The executive committee IS composed of the following: R. F. Mlipurn' Ben Pollman, Rev. l.. R. Christie, V. NJ. Moss. Louis Three Ioot, l. W. Richardson and Joe J. smith. The annual report of Scout Executive R. D. Grove shows that the scouts have made rapid and splen- dld progress during the mast vear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
By the Noted Autho,

Virginia Fairfax, daughter of the first families of Virginia, rebels against the puritannical rule of her grandfather and. lured by FiImIand, runs away to become n motion pie ture actress. Arriving in Los An- Geies, she meets Gloria Summers, who Is in the movies. They become wsrm friends. They meet Herbert Richardson, n wealthy young man who has been interested in Gloria. Gloria accepts, for herself and yir- ginia, Hery Richardsen's invitation to n party. Ria and Virginia plead that they must leave carly. News came of the serious illness of Kitty Dalton, the direct result of the wild party. Gloria and Virginia are in their room discussing it. Virginia and Gloria sre visited by a police man. He wants to learn their part in last nights party. They learn that Kitty Dalton is dangerously i'll in the hospital as the result of the af-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
HoLn succEssFuL REuNIoN

Meridian, Miss, January 2s.-tspe- cial)-M. R. Grant. sovereign grand inspector general of the Mississippi Scottish Rite bodies, has just re- turned to his home in Meridian after attending the mid winter reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies of the Delta at Greenville. Mir. Grant states that the reunion was most successful one. It is stated that Al Nachmsn. who presented a handsome and costly pipe organ to the Scottish Rite cathe- dral here, will also present the Delta consistory with an oil painting of MT. Grant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
MERIDIAN POSTMASTER
 APPOINTMENT HANGS FIRE

Meridian, Miss, January 2S.--(spe- cial. l.)--Appointment of a postmaster for the Meridian office is still hang ing fire. More than month ago three of about 40 applicants were an- nounced as eligihles for the appoint ment following a special civil service examination and 1t was thought the appointment would be made at once. The three eligibles are B. F. Hyde. present democratic postmaster: c. J. Hyde, republican. and Nj. l.. Worrell. From information that has leake ed out the republican patronage distributors are at loggerheads. being unable to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
For Good of
 the Community
More Industries in Same Line Add to Selling
 PoWer and Widen Markets of Old Ones

MERCHANT expressed worry a
 years because another engaged precisely the line only Birmingham to locate it alongside the merchant already here.
 The merchant already here naughty He daytime ghosts of ruthless competition and fading business He sense ms own sales cut down to 0neha and Oresaw red ink marks on his annual balance sheets He wanted know that other fellow did not seek unocupied field one where he must perforce share with another
 The other merchant months later the of fears ousnes injured nong the prompt reply I have done 50 cent larger business he than did before hurt merchant who the Rapids Mic the furniture manufacturers of the country have North Carolina Michigan styles No manufacturer hurt benefited by the drawing of their presentation
 One raised satsuma Mobile They ate well and gained reputation example soon there was crop large enough make marketing proposition Still others planted sauma profits than s20oo0oo the cooperative shippers an important Alabama industry.
 new Satsma grower has added to tbe vsls 4 - by widening the market through production such quantities as to attract attention of purchasers
 One furniture factory Point and raw material conditions attractive This factory There arose cluster of them High Point the furniture trade of the country As the factories prestige of High Point original tory was better off for the location of its
 One raisn proved the culture grower could not have created the cooperative an advertising shipping industry that has put the his ness of the California raisn industry the business Without that he would rains
 Birmingham had brick yards yonder brick and used locally cay-worng added rom time to time until this the brick southern states it's wear and Their the southeast Not until it was large industry could required to cure equity freight selling advertising agences that have placed the industry on the big map
 "ecoe the Fellow that proposes doing what helping Birmingham The bigger will be- Every bite off Birmingham your own hide
 Yours for upbuidng,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
ENLlSTMENT OPEN
Aero Squadron to Organize Photo
 Section Here

Following the official mastering in of the 1S5th Observation squadron Saturday night comes the announce msnt that a photo section to be known as the 1Ssrd Photo section will be organized in Birmingham.
 Enlistment Is now open. Practical ly all members of the new section will have flying status and while the requirements do not call for actual experience, men versed In photogra- phy will stand the better chance to be enlisted.
 The subject of photo section was preached to members of the 1S5th ob- servation squadron by Col. Hartley Moon, state adjutant general of the national guard. in his induction speech to the local squadron.
 He also stated that under organisa- ton tables for the state Birmingham, because of It's size, was entieltd to 8 balloon company.
 It is expected that no difficulty will be encountered in recruiting this new branch of Birmingham air forces. QUARTERLY MEETING THURSDAY
 Meridian, Miss, January 23.-(Spe- cial.)-The quarterly meetings of the Board of Trade. Rotary. Exchange and Kiwanis clubs will be held at one and tho same time at the Board of Trade Tuesday at noon. There will be . luncheon and an appropriate pro- gram.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
CAIN TO BE SPEAKER

Meridian, Mss January 23.-(Spe- cial )-Grand Councillor r. Calm of the United Commercial Travellers. whose home Is in Shreveport. has ac- cepted an invitation to address the members of the local organization here next Saturday night. Commit tees have been appointed to arrange program for the meeting, which is to be followed by banquet. All mem bers of the organization in the state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24

agree among themselves as to who shall be appointed. Tn the moan time Postmaster Hyde. whose term of office expired last April. is still serv- ing and the Meridian public is satis
 fled as he has made one of the best postmRsters Meridian has ever had and it is thought by many that his chances are good for reappointment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24

Tomorrow-A New Light.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
TWO ARE PROMOTED

Meridian. Miss. January 2s.-(spe- cial.)-Collier Msxey, who came to this city from Newton something over year ago as agent of the American naliWay Express company, has been made agent for the company at Jack son. W. s. Williams of Biloxi has succeeded MT. Maxey here. Both ap- continents are considered in the light of promotions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
4 STORES

Birmingham, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla Nashville, Tenn. New Orleans, La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24
The Morning After

The Morning After
 Haven't you been able to find Herb, Ria?" called the next morn ing as heard her again at the tele- phone.
 No. called every place possible last night. I did not stop until after 1 o'clock. I am now calling the club again. They told me at his home that he migh be there. He had not been at home all night. Where do you suppose he Is, virgie? I must find him
 Then the phone rang again. and heard her say in relieved tone "Is that you, Herbert? This Is Ria. have been trying steadily for 24 hours to get you. Oh, do come over here immediately. I must SC you"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24

are extended an invitation to be prei ent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28

% opbrase benz. 90 naar Be fom
tilbage igien iom Yreiter, iaa moo
toa bun benz Tom Den famine gooe %
omiorssfuloe &or.
I'll Yreitefonicreucen 1876 fom
Den unge Ealtor 6. neb fra geiten.
Oct bar Saniiar og folbt, men &.
fom i,oen Yoerirof. 6rii g.: "Sar
b,t life gberfraf, &.?" "Gei." "Sar
on life bapt Ooeriraf i belle Sinter2"
"4ei." Seq tror ser laa ct Initrsa
al 1orianeeltybeo / bette "Iei". Men
ssrm granb gap ham en- ~alporlia, mo-
berlie SretteiGtteIie. Saa talte bull
ino / Stilen 90 ia til ale Yreiterne:
"Yait. g., ben @alningel, fisrer ON.
firing paa @eiterS Irairier ,,ben
gberfraf. 9e mac pore iaa mil al
ifpoe Genge iumunrr, iaa hi fan fao
fisbt bart Ell 6rafl" Ieneene bler
iamleoe meb Ell Sang. Ser itaar
noeet / en- 9anmel BOG ON 'Nseen.
beos Sfam'," ia Toit. Stteien, men
Iearene oe Yait. 6. er pitt al ell oil,
ben Wenins."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
Ottsien par pittia.

Sa, Gaitor Sttcicn bar pittia men
barmlss, % bar life tpiffe Spar.
Sette giorbe, at han itrar blep inbta.
get / min iiilae &uitru. Slln iaa no
npitcn iom Ell &Oniirmantpigc. Isl
mig, Dc, er De foufirneret2" ia ST.
tsien. Scr fproreS fanifc aoniir.
mationsatteit2" por beloeS ilaaiGr.
bise Spar. 9ettr bar ct Spar eiter
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mig mi, Ge, iom fonuner lige fra
Sopeoitaoen, = ipues Se MI eeent.
lie, Of hi Ter ltb Iom cibiliiercoe Wen.
neifer2" "H9itCn," ia bun, % Sen.
ifabet par beieelet. San ienote ben.
sc fit Iortr4t. ri gif poa Siiit iii
ham / Tecorab, citcr at Spnooen bar
saoet iltpffer, og ban Dor Iige bug
eeIia. "SiI 90 life itanie % ipiie
Wibbag hos o$," ia han, "pi bar
9anoefager?" Nei, ocSo9rre, hi
funbe life Ben Gang. 8uo alroe
hans Si9l / Simmeri9!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
gersmt sammel 6eecpt for
Suiteiait.
set % binia tilbereot hjemmc, men
oen naar benz aae l burtiae
Neiuituter.

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pare 10 1reoieoeIe. al De Renae, 'out fqboonlia
oriiaes Tor So'teprPpdrdter, beo az briae oeute
snnIe Recept for at luOe Soitefait
oleIrtIile. Zen er eniel % 6iaia, men ben
bar l Strieliebeoeu iiie FIN 9iae / prompte
Seiulidter. Gen tdesr rtstis fdt pdu en- Soite
% 8toer stebIifieIig G~inoriue, itanfer iqeoanIig
en- alnrtrSeIt9 3ofte oda "a Inner eIer urirbre.
Saa 23 llnfe Birer Bog 6SiIiertombeIft
Ipothefer, bPIo ben pdd en- 1ints SIarte oa tile
fst almtroeIis eranIIeret Suiferiiruu Tor at
fnloe 6!afieu. Sois sc foretrGffer, 5rue reufet
WloIasies, Sourine euer Corn 5irup ifteoettor
Suiferiirip. ! bert SiIfRIbe inaeer ben eoot.
boiler zig tuIoionrneut os purer en- SamiIie
lang Sio.
Set er | Sauobeo forbduferSe, boor burtia
Den pirier. trRngeroe isieuRem boer 9uitidnaI
I Siriiheil % 2llrssrre - Issuer % brineer 90
Sltrtct, Iinorer % beIer SIimbinSerre, % grab.
bis men iifiert iorioirSer ben ubebaaeIise
SnIsiilorer % irpsteoe Soite iiISitRuSis. Sntet
besre for Srcutii. trampdstig stru6ebpfte,
SrSbeS euer strubeaftbua.
RiHeI er en- fpecieI % teiIig ionceutreret
Communicating at eate Tortpao BiHe Grtruct.
iienot ooer belle Seroer for FIN beIbreSenoe
Sirinins pnn SIiTbinoerne.
llnosaa SfuiteIie oeo at ipsree Seres apo.
tbeier eiier "2lA LIME giner" meS fuIoe srs
oisrineer % rrootag life Hcset anoet. 8araus
ierei at aire nbfoIut Silfrcosfiue!fe, eucrs iii,
bdsebeiales 8eneen ~prou1pte. S5e Siuer Co.,
81. SSnone. Sno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
iii wore Indvandrere$ civ.
pafor o.. q. sn 'eooeler a1inoer fra uorse GA ON fin forft
preitetio / 2lmerifa. W
Grindrin9er fra den fsrste Ulrkttid

Toa 9alo fra 8loomfielo, Scar
Greet o. 2egiop Wenigbeber, Sill.
more % Moper Counties, Winn.,
b(cp lea iaa, iammen meo mango OIL.
ore aanoioater, orbineret til 8reIt al
gtifop @sienbrop / ariitiania. Sq
otter at ia bolbt 9rpdllp og iagt
Sleat pg Senner og S9brelano Sar.
rel, begap iaa min itnge grno %
lea os paa Sci til Den npe @eroen.
ser piloe hi meo CUBS Si9lp bpqge
et Siem og tiene Serren. SEQ Ii-
ifeben bolot S9orelanoet op en- trlen-
Be Saano. Set ienote os til aiifeo
cit folo og barif Sftoberitorm. Men
peb Snoielingen til SEEM gorf aabne-
De amerifa lin blllbe Sapn imoo os:
orerne Sr9r, itraalen6e Solifin og
iulo Sommerparme. Sg iaa patfert
iom bet par! Sg iaa ct Yar Gage
baaefter op langs Suoionflooen! So,
ri bar r~istignof fomne ino eft oeiIist
9anol
Seq bar nplig / ct anoet glab for.
taIt ON ben iarbeles bpggelige Nob-
taaelie, ri fit at Erofesior 2arien, Ga
ri fom til 9ecorab. Wen leg mao
fau eientage liot at oct, ieg Ser ifrep,
foroi set banneoe en- uforglemmelig
gegpnbelie til bet anbet afinit al
bort SIP = 2ipet / Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
pdd Ddet moo Dantroen.

Sra tS5O-t875 bar ariItenbom.
men ieirenoe, toneaneipenoe / Herae.
Santroen par blet taus, baboe frs.
bet / Sfiul og eienit fig. Wen mn
funoe man ogiaa ie, of gantroens
llpeir itrar igien pilbe b~rpoe.ino ODER
9auoet og ba ogiaa naa os her. %
bette beiteinte init @aIg al Yrefen.
tert. Seq par nemlig at Commander
blepet annlobet ON at preoife moer
9reltefonferencen / 1876. Se JON
Vr9fentert palgte ieg Den 2oen Oa.
pibs Salme. Set oar paa en- Waaoe
min Broeramtale:
CUBS Sro oct er bort @rpegoos;
Oct ifal Dor Iffoms pgre."
Sfuloe ies ibae bolbe en- aiifeos.
tale til Rreitebenner os nit fi9re
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
9efsset / DEBORAH.

8rofesior 2arien inbbeb % til at
ppre hans 8i9iter og fulete mig iaa
meb Goleee-Seiten neb / 8pen for, at
hente bort Ssi. Ioget at oct fsrite
Trof. 2arien ipurgte mig ON bar
6ette: "Sg bpaS Ssnbtrpf bar iaa De
iaaet al gmerifa?" Mit Spar par:
"6ra Itlanterbapet, og bio iaa leg ct
riqt og fagert Sanb. S Chicago iaa
ieg meo GLAD llnbren en- $4,000 Sir.
fe, bpgget at bort fattiee uboanorer.
foIf, og Der msoes nit gle al oenlte
srpgtise College, psnine. 9ette bar
iuIot nut Sierte meo 8l9be. Seq fer,
at bort Solf life bar CLIENT Sub, og
at 8ib life bar CLIENT bort Soft"
ga, % peb 9e, bpao hi bar last
neo / @ritnoitenen ber?" "Nei."
"@egraptei" (ber Ell ifrepet). So"
ia lea, "ben @runbpolo er trpg."
So" ia ban, ben 8runopolb er
trpg, ,og @u9 gipe, of bore Otter.
fommere altib mleb Eroifab bill bps-
&c paa oen!"
@i blep irniolertib life hos Grof.
0ariens. Sril 9ranot fom us inobso
Us til 9rdtesaaroen. Ger er mere
Rum Der" ia bun. Si blep mootat
iOm gsrn al Sriet, % iaalebes peo-
bIep oct, bier Gang hi fom til Oeco.
rab / ale De ii lpffelige Star, hi bar
innnlen / Spnoben. Sra Secorab
rGiite hi ON ct Bar Gage op til ga.
itor Sobias 2arien / Sarmonp. Sg
hos biSie fortreffeliee Sreitefolf, E.
Sorien og Srue, fit hi igien ben lam.
me biertelige Wtootagelie. Set par,
iom ON hi bar fomle biem. Ilereoe
iumme apelb fit iee ie "noget MT.
Ntn Sar la peo Ififeoen:, "Naar on
ier noeet mt, iaa iaar or Ifripe og
iortPae oS oet!" Set parebe imiO-
lertio life l9nae, fsr leg MATTE ifri.
be til Sar. "Sfulbe ieg fort9le eoer
alt, iom er mt her, ba tit ieg life
giort noset anoet; leg maatte ifrioe
belle Siben, for alting er mt ber."
So, oct npe | &pelb par bette: Siene'
ite9utten fom inc / Stlten % font
manberebe 9reiten no. "&isrene bar
bruot Jig no; hi mao iio og fire Sent
cet!!" So, 8reiten bar life lem | Sent
Oingen. Weo Sammer og &ramper
bar ban inart beruoe. Sg efter me-
get Sprang % 8aab og Sarm bar
&reaturerne inbe igien og 5encet
"%firet". Smiblertib bapoe Srl,et Der
tnoe forflaret for os, bpab "paro" og
fence" % fire" bar for noget. So,
/ bette fortr9ffelige Stem fit MI min
Nritru en- lGnaere % uomerfet Spile
eIter &eiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
Salmeboeiaeen.

ct anoct Grempel: Greiterne baps
oe, noen at ipsrge Meuigbeocrne ON
set, beill,ttet at iaa iitano Ell M Sal.
mebog. 0a benne bar fGroig, blep
Den beleriffe iremlagt for Iarsms-
oct eaer bper enfelt Wtenigbeo til gn-
tagelie eIcr Scrfaitelie. Wen bette
bar MI BEN Salmebog, iom man trpt'
te og iolgte i Gltbl. Scuie, og iaale.
oes bolot ben uoen ncNen iaoDon Nm
taaelie paa at fomme in0 | Ntenig'
beoerne. Yait. Saaitaos Weniabeber
bapoe oerimob uben at ipsrge nogerl
antaaet 9anbitabs Salmebog. Gette
irelnfolote en- NOT iaa ifarp Sebat
peo Dor nPite Breitefonference. Ealt
5. blep beifplot for, at ban bapoe
banblet ilbrooerligt og i~amIurosltri'
oiet. Saaltao ipareoe: "Saa lRnge
Samiunoet life bar antaget nogen
beitemt Salmebog, bar enbper Wte'
nigbeo ielp Sribeb til at beige Den,
De liter beoit. Ss Ri lifer Sanoitaos
beoit." So, Saaitao bapoe not Het
meo Senipu paa Sremgan9smaaoen;
mon banbe life gaaet rigtig frem
meo at faa 8ogen inofsrt. IQe bar
imiblertio enise ON, of hi burbe faa
fplles Salmebog / Samiunoet. %
"Spnooens" bar MI alereoe fommet
inc / mango Menigbeoer, % man
finbe neppe pente, at bisie isien meb
en- Sang ifuloe pere piaise til Of
ififte Salmebog. Selp buffer ieg,
ieg ia: Seq liter osiaa 2anoitaos
beoit. 90 sobt pilbe oct pGret, ON
Npfommeren til bore &irfer funoe
msot op mleb lin egen Salmebog. Sar
pilbe meo en- Sang isle Zig biemme
Ren paa ben anben SIDE: Spnooens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
Slot 6omineren6e par Se.

Seq n9onte isr, at nprifc Gm.
bcosmGnb % Storiolf b%ebanoleoc
louanbrerlle liot openira. Hlt, gan.
lie fri for oct bar bel heller life De
ferite Yreiter her. 2iot iaoerIig op.
traoote De nof, men Solicit par pant
til bette bicmmeira og ianot Jig / oct.
% ptte bar oct nof oaiaa oct beoite
De funoe giere, ialiolb Tor oct for,
ite. Sea oil nPuile ct Gar @rentpler:
On Sarmer fom til en- al bore Sres
tier og forIangte 9arneoaab. 90
bpao Hapn ifal iaa 8iltten sin ba?"
"Si bar tTrft at faloe ham Com"
"Ia, Sluooer! Sbor ifal @itttcl
beoe, Sbor, eiter Sar Dim" 90 Yre.
item ifrep iloen pioere "Sbor" / Mi.
niiterialbogen.
"a Galt. Wru,S paa egen Saano
bapbe beiluttet at bpage ct. Slaf
Scbpol / Hortbiielo, 9if ban ira Sils
til Sits / fine M~enigbeoer % oiftere.
DC, buor meget enbper ifltloe al til
oenne Sfole: "Sli mao ei 500, on
5000, on $500 os on $500" Nogle
fIset iia bel bag Gret peb bisie for
Den Sib llbsrte itore arap. Wen
WtlulS ipltr9te: "Gr oct fanitc be-
ore, at on lar 8iltten Din faa Cont
nlerrc iuloe at Eellac % iaa la ham
gaa til 9pen o. lore at tire, emo at
Ipa9c Sensene Ell friItelis SfoIe,
iom fan biPlpe dig o9 os andre til at
gisre pore Barn til gooe &riihte, iom
pil alTbe % biGlpe oS paa bore gam.
lie Suge?" 90 WtiruS fit fine Sub
itriptioner. Sa oenne itorartcbe
Subifriptionsliite blep trpft % aae
Iapne o. Gunner par nGollt, too
Ser t%ilill,t: "en ubenpprt $500"
Wen ole pioite, at oenne ubenGpnte
bar Taltor Wtluls ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-28
Gref at pditor Koreu.

ga, &oren tlrnbe bore iarfaitiif %
Itiffe, men ban flr1oe / bel beregneoe
Siebliffe itrp meb liot Suffer ogiaa,
% ban bar ubmerfet til at BRUCE 8e=
9epinoen. Gn Worgen, ieg ifuloe
Iebe Inoagten, bapoe ieg forberebt
mig I'll bette. Tette lifte ban og ia
ct Bar anerfienoenbe ORD ON set. s
1877 bapbe aoren Siiitats hos mig.
Seo Dor llPite Yreitefnnference talte
hi ON &otfirmantunoerpiSnillg, bpor
ntegen Sib o. SLID ui bpr anpenbe
paa 0erL. Slltbielig ia &oren inlpul-
iipt: "Hei, Eaitor 9lt, ban bapoe
&onfirmanter, ban" Sffe mallge
ORD; mel ieg fslte oct ium en- ipr-
oeles itor sgre; for ion1me bar oct ct
5ingerpeg.
Gn apelo iob gaitor aoren % lie
re al os / Samtale inbe / Yaitpr
9run0ts Iagligihle. lloen al il no
get off Yaitor 8uIfsberg og blep
borte Ell lang Stuub. 90 ban fom
tilbage, ipurgte Yait. Goren: "Raa,
bpor bar Se ppret?" Seq bar bplbt
Wtebe meo 9eitprelien for Hitbl.
Sollie % berpeo iparet mig for Ell M
&ciie til Oecorab." ga, Se foritaar
oen G1lnit at britge Siben De, YaIt.
8ulfsberg." Oa iea iaa, at 8ait.
90. iatte Iris paa Soritaaelien %
Inerfienoelien. Yroiesior 81. 9otb-
ne ifrep en- Sang ON aorer: "Sor
cS han par, bpab fnapt han peo, bort
Colleges Samoittigbeo."