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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02
Benefit for Disabled Soldiers.

The Kansas City Legion smer
and the Red Cross have erected
for the L. S. Veteran Hospital. X
c.. a Recreation Hut Of one room
just back of the hospital for the
use of its hundred twenty-five
disabled soldiers, some of them
Bates county men. The hut is I:
great JOY to these as 1t offers the
only relief from the awful mon
otony of the white walls Of the
hospital.
The Hut needs some furnish
ings and the call comes for our
help. Let us not forget the boys
who fought for us.
Musical program, Opera House,
Nov. ), 2:3O. Price of admission
25c. No seats reserved.
Butler Band.
Ladies Double Quartet.
Vocal Solo, Marguerite Snider.
Piano Solo, Mrs. H. E. Shop
pard.
Vocal Solo, Herbert WeMott.
Brass number from Band.
Vocal Solo Mrs. E. A. Reid.
Quartet Legion men.
High School Glee Club.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02
North New Home.

Mrs. John Phelps visited with
relatives in Ell Dorado Springs
part of last week.
Will Hutchinson of FL Dorado
visited from Friday until Sun
day with John Phelps and wife.
John w. Jones plastered Willie
Simpson s cellar one day last
week and also rebuilt two flues
for Ralph Berry.
Mr.. Keeton bought a house
from Mr.. Kern and the neigh
bors elped him move it to his
place last week.
lack Patterson and wife and
son Of Kansas City and Stanley
Patterson from Clinton visited
Saturday night and Sunday with
their parents, j. a. Patterson and
wife.
John Reeves spent Wednesday
night with his brother, Nils
Reeves and wife.
Frank Miller and family visite |
Sunday at John l.. Jones.
John Leonard and family. Tom
Black and wife of Butler spent
Sunday with John Mckissick and
family.
p Henry chart still has plenty OF
honey for sale.
COR
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02

Soon afteer Secretary Hughes
received the invitation it was ali
mounced officially that this gov
ernmenet would send observers
to the conference. This means
that the American Government
will not participate officially
through plenipotentiary, but
will have representatives sit in
the conference to report its pro-
ceilings to Washington. The an
n0uncement that more ban one
observer is to be sent to Lausanne
indicates that, in addition to an
international expert, this govern
ment will be represented by Off
crs Of the United States Army
and Navy.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02
q. s. Declines to Join in Peace
Farley, but Will Send
Observers.

Washington, October 2a.-A
formal invitation to the. United
States to participate in the Near
East conference to be held at
Lausanne, Switzerland, next
month, was delivered at the State
Department. today. The invita-
ton, in the form Of a diplomats
note, was handed to Secretary
Hughes by a joint allied COM
mittee, consisting of Sir Auck-
land Geddes. the British A;nhas-
ssdor; Count Charles de Cham
bfun, French Charge d'Affaircs,
and Sig. Poeso,. Charge d, Affaires
Of Italy.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02
In And Around Maysburg.

The play at Hacker was we'll
attended and a nice sum OF
money was madee, something
like $4,000 was cleared.
| Rev. Shelton filled his appoint
ment at the Cove Creek Chris
tian church Sunday and Sunday
night.
i Rev. Shelton spent SlMlay
with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. White
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gilliland
and daughter, Mary Francis,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Dale and granddaughter,
Mable.
Mrs. McClenney, of Garden
City is visiting her son, Mr..
James McClenney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Clark Mr..
Claude Clark and Mrs. lea Hibbs
and son Eugene spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James McClen-
ney.
| There was surprise dinner on
Mr. Sid Zeiler Sunday as it was
his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hendrick-
son and children, of Clinton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiney Stroll.
and family spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Strobe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mccoy who
have been visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mccoy and fam
lily returned to their home i'll
Texas Sunday.
Some of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nc
Coy and family's friends Of APP
! pleton City spent Sunday with
them.
Rev. Shelton also went to see
them little while Sunday even
ing
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shive and
family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jacobs ami
boys, Orva and Loren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Jacobs and children,
Elizabeth, Leslie and Herbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. .Nealey Scranton
and Ernest Brooks spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
An eight pound girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Young
Sunday.
A 10 pound boy was born to
Mr., and Mrs. Aaron Turner one
day last week.
Berniece and Fay Mccoy
started back to school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cathey and
children spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Parker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Jordan and
family spent Sunday with rela-
tives Of Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gullrgt
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. a. q.
Doll spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Pratt Of Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs Price Hudson
and daughters spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson OF
Urich.
Bessie Douglass spent Sunday
with Ncda IIendrickson.
4 NEIGIBOR.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02

listening to music and everyone
wondering who everyone else
was. A delicious Hallowe ZEN
lunch. consisting of pumpkin
pie with whipped cream, cookies,
apples and fruit nectar was
served by the hostess.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16

Fred P. johnson, a prominent news.
paper man Of Colorado, died at his
home in Denver, Wednesday, Novem.
Der 8, his ailment being primarily
Bright's disease.
MIR. johnson was perhaps the best
authority on the live stock Industry in
the West, having been Identified with
and studied it for years. His early
training had been In the newspaper
field both east und west, and ut his
death n half owner in the Denver Daily
Record-Stockman, known throughout
the entire western country.
Fred johnson was the founder of the
Denver Live Stock Exchange and
largely instrumental In the develop
ment of Denver us Il live stock and
packing center. The first daily re-
ports from the Denver Union Stock
Yards was through him, seeing us he
did vision Of greatness for his adopt
ed city in this wonderful industry.
His newspaper life began ut Toledo.
Ohio Later lie established paper at
Boulder, Colo, and afterwurd the
Daily RecOrd-Stockman ut Denver.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
psnYNi. sucA. ay;ogAi4!.or,...

Ms"of"e'.rssss;, e. ! .Pe,sA =, .a.t
Cane. ....:....:s'.. .:...:..-. AoS
=. -, -. >. ,. - .lS St.J E&sSl
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.


Fair grade Of steers are selling from
Sc to $3.50 and the palmer steers from
$3.50 to Sc. Trade active in the fe-
male section with choice killing, cows
from s4.25 to $3.50. The fair grade Of
cows sold from $3.50 to s3:75. Plain
cows sell from $3.75 to SO. Choice
light heiferrs are sold at So and the the
cutters are going at 81 and are quoted
from $1.75 to $3.50.
Bulls were in good demand. with
choice lights selling for prices around
SO and the good ones from $3.50 to
$2.75. The plain ones sold from 81 to
quoting $8 on choice killing veal and
81 to $3.50 for good veal CALVES. Fair
calves are, sold from $3.50 to 81. Choice
good ones from $3.50 to So. Choice
feeding steers sell from $6.75 to $7.25
and good ones from g $3.50 to ss'75 and
lesser ones down to 81. Choice fat
stock cows are going from $3;50 to
ss.sS.. ss.s5 and the fair one" from SETS to
punches of small killeAs for $3.50, $40.
$685. and $8.25.' Packers rough throw
out sows were on the advance and one
the advance and one small bunch sold
for $7.75, while the majority We're sent
over the scales at prices around $3.50.
Sheep. ~
Strictly choice light lambs Of the
handyweight class went from 1910
$3.50 and the good grade from S13-75
To Sl3, and the fair ones from $12.50
to $12.75. Choice feeder lambs went
at prices around $3.50. The fair ones
went from $11.75 to $1225. Trading on
ewes went Ground s8'ahd ane bunch
Of feeder ewes weighing about ninety
pounds, went for 81. ,fr RI
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
A Possible Solution.
AssAss!.s1 As:es. esst. =
6sNNIaIsN q osas1s.

Mrs. A. (dejectedly)-Our cooks
given notice, Richard She says the
kitchen isn't large enough to turn
around in.
Mr.. .A.-Confound It! I wonder If
she'll stay IL I install turnta5ie:-
Boston Evening Transcript.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16

iaek this year ana am nome part
t;ma. / do not like TO take any
q % consulted my friends, and
IN aid, Take Lydia Pinkham's
NJ. 90 I did. I have felt better
t.jopg % and am in good denoughhealth
~ work. recommend your Veg
a Compound and Sanative Wash to
B~Mrs. MARY ENRIcO, 469 N. Car.
In St, Chicago. Illinois.
Zen the mother is obliged to support
children and good health b neces-
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
mound is just the medicine you can
ri upon. 1t is a medicine for wo-
4 ailments and the relief it brought
1 Eurico it may bring to you. Keep
Sby taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
ble Compound.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
"Mistus" Dav-

was the 11th of November and q
l.! uown South was asked If he
|" What was being celebrated that
|ea.tlnly' suh," he replied; "NIistus
atIA'stice day sam," he was cor.
No' soh-mlstus day. sun. You see,
we're ordered tub go over the tor
norhin when along comes de news
Ut war was over, SO de Germans
m'stuS, sub: dey done mistus."-
FrSDody's Magazine.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16

Trinldad.-Struck by IL Colorado
crossing on the edge Of Trinidad, Hen
ry Hildebrandt, manual training In
structOr ut the PrimerO, Colo, school
was instantly killed and e. Z. Reeves
stable boss ut the Colorado Fuel anl
Iron Company mine, and his son, San
Reeves, were Injured
Denver.-A fall census Of brood
SOW and pigs Is to be taken by rural
letter carriers In Colorado this month
1t Is announced by the POstOffice De
partment. A similar census was taken
last May in seventeen states und was
pronounced SO successful by Secretary
of Agriculture Wallace that 1t was de
cided to extend the survey throughout
the country.
La Junta.-Mrs. W. E. Montgomery
was seriously Injured and her husband,
DR.. Montgomery, slightly hurt, when
their automobile was struck by Santa
F4 passenger train No. 63, the stu
running between La Junta and Pueb'
10. The physician had been on a pro-
fessional call, and as they crossed the
track, the Cur, which was new one
became stalled due to the clutch refrs.
ing to take hold.
Denyer,-The Colorado chapter OF
the National League of District Post
masters was split into three districts
at the closing session of the Organlza'
tion's convention. Other important
changes in the bylaws were made.
Each Of these districts will be pre-.
sided over by vice president under
the direction of President F. b. Rose.
The vice presidents named ut the con
yention are Il. A. Buckley OF Crook,
John Il. Adkins of Holly and Mrs
Mabel f. Bradley Of Grnnby.
Denver.-A fossil identified by q
number of biologists as the tooth OF
dinosaur, uneaithed by workmen on
the Squirrel creek forest road In Gus
ter county, was brought to Denver by
T. L. Brownlee, assistant district en-
pineer of the United States forest
service. The tooth Is one Of the very
few OF It's klIu eNel louhu AA SAAS >~s
according to the official.
Grand Junction.-The American Jer'
sey Cattle Club has rewarded honors
In Colorado to jap Dayda's Maybelle
4S2622. owned by George La Grange
Grand Junction, and she Is declared
the new yearlIng champion of Colora.
do. She produced 10,OO4 pounds OF
milk and 473.53 pounds of butter fat,
starttng test at l year II months. Her
average test was Alb pounds.
Ordway.-AIrs. J. f. Curliss, wife OF
a rancher living twenty-five milea
northwest Of Ordway, shot and killed
J. L. Todd, a neighbor. at the Curlisa
ranch and then, with her husband and
five children, drove to Ordway. where
Mrs. Curliss surrendered herself TO tns
sheriff. TIE woman told the sheriff
ahe shot Todd, who Is unmarried, ID
zelf. defense. "He tried to hit me with
a hammer" she said.
Denyer.-An hour after he becam
certain that he had been elected gov
,rnor of Colorado, William E. Sweet
that he had Invited Hale
Smith, assistant professor of economica
At the University of Colorado, to be-
.ome private secretary to the execu'
i've when the preliminaries ofassum'
ne that office are disposed Of
penver.-In the last yeaT the fed
.ral. forest service constructed ~
niles of minor roads at cost Of $54o,,
les and 1850 miles Of trails at cost
e s519, ,429, according to District For
.ster A. s, Peck Of the Denver offtca
...s. .,..,,...' ','', ~. 49, '@!'
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
Matters Of DeIicacy,

"Why is Paris permitted to dictate
the fashiOns?"
because Of our American sense of
prOpriety," replied Miss Cayenne.
Fashions have occasionally been such
that no one would want to discuss
them in plain English"
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
Important to Mothers
thoughts Failed Him.

thoughts Failed Him.
n became disguised with the
|hne. neat door and turned and left him
nout word. ::
tan n pe'hg commended for heldlng
",per ne replied: 20, that wasn't
|urn. would have told him what ]
M "' OIL him If I'd been able to
A Of enough to say"
lhlnk that a man is always In
b You. " 'oeSNt asree
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
HAY AND G,,A,'sc ,ii,IcEs.

Timothy. No. l. ton. $3.50
rinfNthy. No. z. ton. scr. "a -. 1880
south Park. No. I. ton. ..>....-. 1890
South Park, No: =. tpn: ......... 1700
Second bottom. No. ton: 1850
Second bottom. No. u tonf.. 13!6V
Alfalfa, ton ........;..:....... ..l7.O0
Stra ". .tor !..s.. 7.60
sn: Sorn: M No. yeI,ewb per bushe nsp fw!X,, la
Oats, per cwt. ................. l.SS
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16

Climb little higher than the crowd
and you will be the target for the
knockers.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16
|lRKsF0R. CHILD.
Isl KEEP! WELL
H.. n a Like Situation
Read This Letter
f,om Mrs. Enrico
Illinois. ii took Lydia y.
@ Vegetable Compound for 2
.hfQ kprs,hlA

had tried doctors and
all said the samoan
{ operation. At first !
only felt the pain on
myleft side, but later
Ii seemed to feel 1t on
both sides. ! am .
power sewing-ms.
chine operator and
have . little girl to
support. I work IN .
tailor shop and that
line of work has been
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-16

Curiosity is merely something that
is inspired by things that are none Of
our business.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03

/ @eieg hos elias Sanion. De por
ooiaa iaa penIis of afIGgge Geo.
rob.Toiten" en- Siiit.
- MrS. Sarrp Wartinion og Sen
ncnbte iibite uge tiIbage ira i'm Nor.
Geatur. Sllu bcIsgte paa Teiicn fine
SorGlOre paa Saoelano og anbre
SIe9tntnaer % Serner otter f%iortell
glar5 SpboIb / Imerifa.
Gen tiblieere "Soiirnal" @pg'
ring poo Siernet al Drain % @in.
reba9o Street, iorn for noqen Sio
i:oen fipbtes al Sccorab.T Subtle 81.
trarp, lpttes III iItaub for betteS
Gentralopparmning ifal inc.
iGttc5 / @peningen al Fetcr Sobn-
ion & Cons. Gontraften Ipber 'paa
$t,645.
Scperin Slion berfra Spen
blep Wnuoag apelo ifuot OF ilenlt
Iaaret al Sronf arobel | benncS
/ Galmar. sc TO bapbe trGt'
let, men affltrat bporoan BET gift for
Zig, ipneS at pGre uo9ct paa oet uptSs
ie. &robel blep arreIteret, men los
loocS moo Goiltion. Slion bragtcS
Snsbag iii Soipitalet / Soma Gitp
for al unbergna ipeciel flrl,rgilt
WelNQnhlind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
Wprif &ipofontrol.

SSfelge Snoberetning fra ben ame.
rifanifc 8eneralfoniul, DIR. u. q.
Climber, / ariitiania iii SanoclSoes
%partcmlentet, bill npe Gcgler for &ons
troacring og Support al ferift aiso |
nRr Sremtio bli oifentliggiort al
Hor0eS 2anobru9Sbcportement. Siels
&c De me Reqler maa alt &iso Der
inoicrcs til Iorge bli ierbt birefte
ira fomnllnale eaer pripate Slagters
butte ser er 9oofienot al oeofommen-
sc 2anoS Staggering. s SilfPloe
Bette life er mllig, nlaa Sisoet font
me birefte ira Slagterbuie Der er
gooficnbt al Rcgieringens Iutorite.
ter til of tilberebe aisb for Grport,
o9 Steoer bppr Slngtning, 8ontrol
og Sfibning at &ieo blir foretaget /
Sperensitemmelie meo pebfommenbe
SANDS 2ope meb Senipn til bette.
Observation-Disclosures r~eIerperer
fla Retten til at fi1une lonGpne De
Slagterbuie / fremneoc Sanbe ira
bpilfe fcrift Gisb fan ienbes til Hor.
&c. Web oenne Scniigt bill Der bli
ienbt grperter til Be forifielige San-
be for at ilopplge Slagterblie buor.
ira &ieo fan Importers.
for Si6en err oct finn tiQaot of inos
fere &isb fra Sperige. Se me Heg-
lementer ptl trGoe ifrait ben lite So.
1ltar 1923.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
GDO 9afota.
.Sulbt famaen i NaIfim. 9eter g,

!Sulbt fangen i Naifin. Eeter Sea.
mann, buis Sarm ligger peitenfor
MiQer, fit ber ON Ga9en lin enc Irm
iaaleoes faittlent / en- "Suifing" -Wta.
fin, of ertra Sielp maatte bentes Tor
at faa BAN les. gtan pioIte tilliolt
ingen bebre llboei enc at llaa enoel
al Waifinen iitpffer meb Ell Sl9sge
for at irigisre bam. Saano % Mrm
blep itpgt ifamferet.
On nluplig 8Dttcbanbel. Ger er /
flere al Soittb Iafotas gDer enfelte
&isbmGno, iom tiQige fjpber Slsoe,
og BET bar p9ret en- nofiaa alminOelig
5remgangsmaabe, at en- bsiere Bris
betaltcS for oenne Bare, naar Den
Sarmer, Tom iolete 6leoen, iorplig.
tebe Jig til at tage aisbmanoens go.
rer iiteoetfor 9ontanter. 8%erteralao.
pofat 9apne bar Dog III erflGrct, at
benne gpttebanbel cr / Strib meo
Statens 2ope, % Iriien oerpeb nsb-
penbiguis pilbe bliue beiere paa ct
Steb emo paa ct anoet.
WapuritiQimgem life popular. s
GaItlelpoob bar man oct iibite Iars
Sib bapt itore Granddaughter meb of
ifaffe fig Wapor, ga Solf ligefren
maa tiggcs til at ouertage @mbeoet.
Seb gppaleet / Wni 1920 blep q. 6.
8alllion palgt til Mapor, % ban
tiente ogiaa til / @opember 1921, %
ban reiianereoe % irabab fig al pioe-
re geiatning meb Stiaingen. Seo
@alget iioitleoen Mai faarebes $. 8.
@pertlinf til bette bsieite gmbebe,
9pen bpoer, men berom Oagen irlS-
ienote ogiaa ban i'm Heii9nation. Ser
er enbel Tom tror, at man belt blroe
operlaoe 8pitpret til &%pinoerne.
@anf p~lpnbret / Clifton. On Gs-
perbanoe, Ser fsrit bapoe betrpgget
iig peo of aflfi9re @pens Selefonleo-
ninger, bapbe forleoen Scot grapet Ell
Srmnel inc / oen branofrie Su9luinq
/ Sirit State 9onf / Clifton, iprGngt
Yengeifabet og unbilnppet n1eb 49,.
500 = alt | Selppenge. Gbarler
Soeater, iom boeoe n9r @anfbpanin,
gen, par blepen p9ffet peb Stsi Der
ira og off no for at erfare bpao bel
filn0e bore poaiPrbe. Scr ban one
sc noqen Sare blep ban gre6en al Re-
perne, bunoen for Sinene, fneblet o.
oerpaa foriparlig ipinebunoen meo en-
TIFF Staaltraao. s oenne Sorfatnina
blep ban lagt / en- 8rog / 9anfen,
mebens @nnoen ~fulbfsrte fit Mrbeioe,
og Der ianotes bon ON Worgenen, %
Sorrctningen uabnebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
@iSeonTtt.

@at brrbt af 2bnet. Suit @uitafs
ion, 8 Mar 9ammel, blep Ell al De
fsrlte Gage al llgen orPbt | Sor9l.
brenes Sarmbiem ner Erentice, ibet
ct 2pnneoilas rammeoe gaaninssbr-
iet.
Oljefeber be6 8irebppob. Ger me.
mes at bore Seen til Ole peitenfor
9ircbpoob og Boring efter iaaoanne
un~oeriorbiife 8ebolbninger pentes at
blipe paabegpnot til 8aaren. Ser
ifal ifaffes 2%eiefontraft paa en- 49,.
700 acres 2anoitrpfning.
Wpt Sagbrns fGrbigt. Get npe
Sagbrug, iom af aneelanb.W c2urp
2}tmber So. er opfsrt / Bbilips, er
fulbt fprbigt og blep iat isang ben
lite Nop. 9ette 8rue, iom liges at
bore ct al De itsrite og melt mooerne
/ R%oropeiten, eritatter oct iom neo.
br9note iioite @aar.
Tarmcr brebt mnSer Stnbbe.
iprGnsnims. gnoreip &oeitab, 5ar.
nler omfrina ~ Wfil noroenfor
Warsfielb, blep br9bt ba ban unblob
of ipringe / en- tilltrGffelig giItano
fra en- Stubbe, Der ~iprGngtes meo
9pnamit. 2abnineen ienote Stpffer
al Stubben iaa langt, at ban ram.
inches al flere Cd osbe for Sagebielp
funbe naa bam. Ssnnen gbparo
itob / 0prbeben og bar Sione til
ltlpffel,, men blep life ramnlet.
ltlDffc neb WabpiQe. 9nute 90.
Der at Stougbton blep forleoen or9bt
npr Wappiae, ba ban / en- ifnrp Sur
be al @eien miitebe aontrollen oper
ben Srllcf, ban fisrte, og IA andre
WPno fom tilifa0e, oeraf A iaa al
porlig, at be ipppeOe melem Sip og
Gsb. Samtlige gtGno bar Seiars
bei0ere iunberpeis til WappiQe, og efs
ter at ben tunge Srucf, bpormeo De
fisrte, bar fraiet gjennem ct @ierbe,
rlllebe ben ire 8ange rltnot % blep
liggenOe / Seigrsften. Soper blep
faitflemt UNDER oct brllote Stpre.
biul % osbe inoen ban funbe frigiss
res. Ge baarbt fpeiteoe Wpnb bleu
braat til Soipitalet / Soricon.
&aSiu paa buer Sarm. @isconiins
Observation-Disclosures bar iuerfiat Ell
uopioelie al i'm 8etiening peo at no.
ienoe traaolsie Observation-Disclosures,
% Separtementet bar lat Jig illtet
minbre Waal END at faa ~anbragt ct
traaolsit acknowledgements paa
bper Sarm Staten. Ger opfsres III
Ell ny % belt mooerne llOienoeliess
~itation peo Waupaca, bporira alle
Warfeosrapporter pil giues. Naar
Oenle Citation er fGroig / gegpnbel-
len al December Waaneb, fan enbper
6armer | @isconiin meb ct meget IL
oct llOlGg blipe iitanb til at moDta-
&c &egieringens Marfeosrapporter
giennem ben Sraaolsie noglc faa Mi-
nllter efter at Yriierne er gipet paa
SnuNptS itorp MorfpSpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
6c9=W
Sr. 8ebafterl


Sr. 8ebattsrl
Set Hprife Selifdb af Nn,erifa bar mi
fer Ilpor taget fat paa Snoiamliugen for
ut fun reiIt en- Stntue af Sberit Sans
6. Se9, Der falot / Slaget peo Gbicas
r'all9a / Gpioleu for lit bersmtc 8e0iz
mcnt at nprite Sriuili9e / 9orgerfri9en.
llnber Den iibite arig % nmibbelbart
efter bar Der inn mango &rap paa Of
ferpiQigbeben. at Selitabet mioIertioia
leo Sasen bpilc. Nu er Oct Ieningen
for Ilpor at is9e at faa Ylanen r%ealilez
ret. @i bar ingen bebre Spper af Sioz
neer, iom hi fan bGbre paa Den Iaabe.
Sans Sipsia9a or fubttet til ben fsrite
nprife 3eni9beb, BEN fsrite norife airte
CO bet fprite norife 9lao Der / 9anbct.
Som Sarmer, Sorretningsmanb, Statss
emibeoSmano o9 Solbat fan ban itaa ipm
ct Spmbol pua oct bebite iom bort SpIf
Ear tiIfsrt tit Nboptiulano % peb i'm
heroiite Tpb / Spibier for fine eone
0onbsmpnb pnn oct melt uoiatte Illnft
/ ct al gor9erfrigerS melt aigisrcnbe
Slag ian ban ogiad tieue iom ct greme
pei paa Oct Glpor % hen ie%lpopeipenoc
Sroifab, bpprmeb bort Solf bar puretaz
get line 9or9ers og NenneifepIi9tcr her,
orer. Site aleue hi, Tom M leper, men
rqiaa De Ipm fpmmer efter os af Dor oct,
bill inipireres at BEN famine Sroifab %
Sfferpiuigbch, ium ff Sberit Seq %
hans Gutter til at itine Jig nnbcr Sds
nernc for Sunbets % Wcnneifercttig6es
berries Gag. Srembeles bsr Imcritaz
mere nf ittesnorbiif Scrfomit minbes ON
ben iturc Snbiats lom bort Holf bar
giort babe for at bp99e 2anhct o9 for
at prrae bets Gnbeo % Snititutioner.
Set or bit Ell Sgresia9 for bort SoIf
M at faa bcnte Elan realiieret. Sfan1
bilbe oct pGrc, ON Ser blanbt en- 0liliun
az SeeS 2anbsmGno life ifilIbc bore
SntercsIe NOT for bore cane rrefulbe iii
i~toriifc Iinber til at iamle iaa meoet
iom en- Gent pr. Capita, bullet er uns
trent bet @elsb, Tom pil trrnaes.
Spenifcrne bar reiit Stat,lcr at lin
frrnemite Surgertriasbelt, Sohn grics
ion, baaoe her o9 / Soerige. YoIaffers
ne bar iorebi9et line Selte fra &epoIus
tionStri8en paa ian,me Raaoc, Sranits
mGnocnc % Spiferne Iigelcbes. @urbc
ga life p9'aa hi hrbre bore Seltc peS at
reiic en- Statiie for ben forncn,ite blanbt
BENZ
Si benpenber os berfor til Gem, Sr.
8ebaftsr, nleb geu ON at Sc bill fore
toge en- Snoiamling blanSt Seres @labS
0riere % fpittere for mootaane @ibrao
| 9eres @lab. Sra Sberit Seas Siem
/ Ruifeso blep set fsrite norifsamerifans
tie @lab uoieubt / 1S47, Iaa bore Slaoe
Ear o9iaa iom en- iGrifilt Iioen Sgresfors
pli8teIie. SIere Slabe bar aIercbe ilups
fororet lopet at bile sisre set.
Oil Sc bare meo OF birIpe os at rei1c
Selten ct @inoeSmerte. iom er baabc
ban og os pGrbi9t % Tom bill itaa / @es
nernticner os pibne / tnlls @eItalenbeS
ON SGbreues 5ruitab iii bort % here's
npe og flare Nooptiplaue?
9. Y. .. Sacobion. Sorm.
q. y. @ouniug. @iceiorm.
n. W. Sunbbeim, Mas.
z. s. Sobe, Sircftsr.
@albemar seer. Sefr.
Can Claire. Wis