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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-23
Sfogplantnins / Sanmarf.
Smtrent en SnherhphpI az ,

Snltrert en- S~ppenbeoel al belle
Sanmarfs Sperflaoe er blet inbplan.
tet meo Stog iioen 1866, og forfeit.
tes Der meo SfoepIantningen iom
blotll en- Wenneifealoer enonll, pil
tan'fe belle oct areal, Der nj, fables
"Seoe", bore blet enten Sfoalanb eI.
Ter oprtet ager 90 eng, ifriper en-,
Der lpnes at ia goo Gebe paa benne
Stng. Salpsen SpQano eaer BEN
fontinentale 9el Of Sanmarf bar /
Soroums Sio b9ffet al Sfoa / flor
uoItr9fning; men ben uporne 9e.
banoling al bisie p9rbifulbe Sfog.
trafter bar allerebe / aaret 1900
tommet Iaa langt, at itore Strsg Of
Saloeen bar blet enten iii triite, soe
Seoer eQer ogiaa lige iaa pbe, goloe
SanooDner. 6orboloene bap6e for
anoret Jig iaa meget og / Ell Zig for
Sanoet ifabelis Hetnine, at Der /
WGoten at BET 1Soe aarbunoreoe fun
fanoteS tilbage bare en- lioen Mpng-
De al Den 9eiolfning, Tom Salpsen
engana bapbe babt. 9enne 9efolf-
ming boebe langs sc imale Sletter
poa begge Stber al De aaer % "@as.
Drag, iom giennemifar Seoerne.
Gisie Sletter % bprfebe Morfer bob.
De ~fortiat meo at minoife % imalne
8enerationer, oe Den oprfe.
De Worf oq Ieer blep liot efter libt
Seoe, affltrat iom for Sfogene bar
blet bet. @fteriom glpe og gluer be,
9pnbte at' ifipre fig bpbere &analer
neooper fine 0alfsrer, blep Ganbnipe.
auet ogiaa lanere. s 1905 blep ser
oeotaeet en- 2op, iom gif ltb paa, al
Den Sfog, Der enooa bar igierL ifulbe
ipares. timber BEN 100 Iars Eerios
Be, fom begpnbte / 1850 omtrent.
giorbeS Der 6orieg paa at fna plantei
Sfog poa Se0erne, iaa be fltnoe bli
til npttiQe Sfogtrafter igien, bpab Sc
%oprinoelig bapoe ppret, og set bar
fornenlig &egieringen, Tom Itstteoe
benue Sfogplontning meb &aab oq
G~eilebning label Tom meo 9enge.
Wen llbfnlbet bleo neiten altib pao
Sc ileite Ste6er inare miSligt. Wor
ofrebe Irbeibe % Benge til inger
Hptte. SrPrne lepebe iom Hegel bare
nogle faa Iar. Sorben inntes life
at Ia Npring for SrGrue. aatn poo
Steber, bpor SSorben bar forbolospis
frugtbar, norebe Srprne pp. Ssl
1866 bapbe oct iom &egel gaaet gam
lie baarligt meo Sreplantningen pad
SpIlanb. gn Semtebel at &ongeri'
get Sanmarfs Sperflaoe par gobi
iom colo, pGrbilss Srfen.
Wen iaa tpg Sberit 6. Galgas fig
af Sdgen, og ban fiGmpeoe iom er
Self for oenne Srebens Sag ogiaa -
OF panot tilillt. SberIt Salaas pa,
Sngenisrofficer | BEN banife Seer, OF
ban bar Ell Wanb meb nler enb al
minbeIig gegapelIe, ener9iif, mobif
og fulb al geseiitring for Sfosiaser
ogiaa. San iaa tpoeIig, iaainart
ban bapbe eranifet S%foaiaeen en- Eli
og feet paa ben fra flere Sioer, al
bet par en- Sag, iom Ilettffe bilbe gipt
noget / 6ortieneite fra Ssritninger
al. Se, iom piloe bore meb paa al
eipe Snnmarf noset al bets tabte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-23

gen Maaoe "nebperoise" Jig til,
Eporfor bun bIep beororet biemienot
CO bragt omboro paa en- Camper,
Iom iammc Gag ifuIoe ,afgaa ira
Stem gorf. Men oe ipu aasier og
9ufferter, iom bun bapbe bragt meo
ia til ellis Sslanb, bar life blepet
bragt omboro, og Signora Ncttt
freq og bar Jig Jig 'os trueoe meo
ct ipriuge onerboro belere emo at
reiie biem uoen i'm Baggage. Strar
fer Samperen faIteoe lss fra grpg-
gen blep bum taget fraborOe og fsrt
tilbage til Gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-23
Scr be>re
Screere % becrs
8etienina.

Cor ct fremn,e ben ipertiatte gepeeele for safety
y first bar STANDARD Oil Gpmpans( Snbiana) lnoen
fin egeu Organization Dprettet "a furfjeni9e % belt
abtilte SDrbprstonturer til at unOerigse ulptter reo
Selfabets Wtotoruotpr.
8isle Sr9anilatipner fables Safety Courts.
Gen bppebi aselige Seni9t rneb bisie Courts eler Het=
ter er at fDrminof:e 5aren for Nuton.ubIlulptter paa
DHentiae 9anoeueie. Sette er birefte Sperensfterz
rtelie meo Selfabet5 Hrincip for at blelpe Irbetoerne
til en- bebre Surtaaelie al 1T Inloar li9epoertur tine
Wteoborgere.
bpilteniombelita nlat peb Selfabet, enten ban err Be
itprer euer Trudfjprer, 5pn er bleoen uolar fDr np9en
llpfte ben f%uresaaenoe nse. a%rbetoeren. getlenten
saer boao ban MI sno sr' FORMER me- lS1 SefeT n ,mso
ben Safetp Council er 0Umner. Inore Wfeolem'
iner al Hetten tlener lont Surg.
Naar llnoerIggelien bier, at arbeioeren bar sjprt fig
IfpIbia Sfig6eslpsbeb lin Sbierperins al Srafifree.
lerne, bGber Wultt euer Straf betemt al Surpen.
Straffen er pte li9eiaa eienoplnmelia ion Ieloe Hlanen.
srerapslols tan antgres, at en- Sri1dtlprer, n9!l9 Iln'
ben fp(oig Sfjpbeslpsbeb, blep fiernet fra i'm Stilins
ps opmt til to Tiger ON iimpleite arbeiber at ipsiels
i9tteS S~eIfabets 2agerbus.
Hlanen err M ibrIg giennert II al be lniotoeitlige Sta
ter betjent al STANDARD Dill Company (Snoiana), lpg
ben bar ,pirtet til at NutDnDbilulgtfer er formtnDfet
3 meo Un1trent so Yrucent
Den Ianb, lum raaber bette Safety Court, er at irs
irirere ale anIat po Sellfabet til at fple lit Wnipar liz
aeuperfDr &abplaset. Som 9ilf9loet er bets Ben'
iipnslpIten, iDn siuer Nrbeiberen en- sSglelIe al 2rpgs
BED meo Senipn til hans 5rentio, % 3ilf9loet al ben
Ylan, buurpeb Irbeiberne %anbrinser Bense iSelfabets
Nftier, berpeo fremelfenoe Sparetanten, laaleoes bar
Safety Court ipm fit Waal at frembringe beore ug
mere anlparli9e Spr9ere, ion, bill poe ueooarenbe pg
iturre 1ienefe iur Samfunoet.
Stanbarb Oil Company (Snoiana) ituoerer ftabia fprs
fieniae Wetbpber for %forbeoret Z jeneite sjennen Suite
ring al fin Organization efter De itaois p~sglenoe 5ors
brinser, ium itiles al Solicit bet miotre Seiten.
Standard Oil Company
$40 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III.
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[K9 Dietand Health
s.~ ByLuiu Hunt PeteraM !
tsS@~~' Gksr( 1kG I'D eoML with Kyto tho CahrSsJ
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Hunt Peters, MD

knxious-It you have diabetes. an an
alysis Of the urine would show II. 1ou
are considerably underweight. advise
You TO fave a thorough physical exam
ination TO find out the cause OF your
headaches and your other distressing
symptoms
| A. Git is fire that you are gaining
so we'll. You say YOU counted your cal
cries and found that while YOU were
apparently eating a lot o were really
getting very little food value. That Is
Just the point l have emphasized with
the T. T. rs.
No. fats are not injurious unless taken
In exccss. Twenty-Five er cent OF your
Galleries In fat Is not too much. Butter
fat. cream and cod liver oil are espc-
cIally good fats for gaining. for they
contain the valuable vitamines as we'll
as being high in food value. You are
i'll advised when you are told thai milk
Is not a wholesome food for adults. The
Arabs and other races that have n large
element Of milk in their diets arc not
ably long lived.
Mrs. N, and many others'-1s ice
cream soda fattening" I'll say II Is.
There are probably $50 to ESQ calories
Of syrun, 900 to 400 Of ice cream. and
sometimes whipped cream Ut In. They
will safely average 800 calories. 800
Galleries Is equivalent to one-eighth OF a
pound Of fat. So II tho ice cream soda
happens 10 be just that much over your
maintenance diet, It adds one-eighth Of
a pound Of fat-riEht where you don't
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
SPEAKING OF T

receu, fashion magazine has some
suggestions for dressing "a / small In
come.
II gives schedules on how 20 spend
various small dress allowances.
These small allowances arc TWO
thousand. eighteen hundred. ard twelve
hundred
Now Wouldn't i be terrible 20 have
70 dress on as crampcd u sum as mat"
/ suppo>e mos; of the women who read
this article won't think il could actually
DC done.
Seriously. tao article goes on 70 say
some things that are worth considering
even for the woman who has not Mad
s.. 400 70 spend on her clothes in the
last ten years.
Exact Double Duty.
And one OF these is.-lf YOU are
dressing on a small Income il VIII be
q great help 70 gs; as many things a.
possible that are good for both summcr
sad winter. II YOU can Wear a garment
twn seasons instead Of ono you get dou-
bic your moneys worth out OK Il before
x goes out Of fashion
Buy good things and fewer Of them
IL another familiar rule but one which
is easily los; sight OF. There Sare SO
many varieties Of alluring things In the
shops that one lets oneself be tempted
10 buy variety a. The expense OF en-
c~ellence.
Keep 70 ono color scheme tS m? own
~tavur.;e p~reachmen,. /: !"u keep
changing your color scheme YOU will
find either that y"u will not have the
proper accessories or hat you VIII
spend a iot getting them. Accessories
cost enough anyway sven II yoa do not
Keep d!scarding. | know a woman VINO
keeps Il budget and plans 10 spend about
$500 a year Uu, her clothes. Last year
she spent a ~porijuniou frocks II coats,
another portion on such accessories as
shoes and stockings and underwear.
Vow TO make Shoes Last.
A penny saved Ia 4 penny earned. 4
piece Of wearing apparel kept In good
condition by proper care is Il. piece Of
wearing apparel added free gratis TO
ones wardrobe. Everyone knows that
stockings Will wear twice as long II not
allowed to lie with the Precipitation IN
them but r:nsed out as soon as taken
of. A shoe firm which makes wonder
fully fine shoes gives this wonderfully
fine advice to it's patrons on the care
OF shoes. The life OF leather 10 in the
OIL IL contains, SO IL is important TO
keep tho uppers soft and pliabie by
frequent polishing with a liquid fric-
ton clearer. II put near the fire or
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And, ~pe-hapS." the Old cigar man
leaned over HIS c.unte. - put the Gues-
;,oa 70 the stranger. "yoa have heard OF
tnC flying C"rbInS.
"Aysa,ors or birds" the nan asked
without interest. GIVE nae i can oi
pipe tobacco. Who arc the flying Cor
t:as:"
Az. il dccSa't make any difference.
looks Ike We right Lave rain Tore
E!sh'."
Every time u stranger y: middle age
CT more came 20 Miaden Fred CHrh.n
iIt his question eagerly and refused
explanation whcn there VAS lack OF re-
spouse. 1t WAS funny more pe"pl" did
&ot remember the FIyiuS corhins.
Twelve years before Fred hal conc
;n Mtadsn a sturdy man OF -. H.
,imped and had 70 use a cane and oe-
cause OF his handicap established him
self IN a corner CiSdr stand where nc
couii wait upoa his trade without OK
eriion. The town grew to krow him
f-r his little charities and HIS fund %
stories OF the stage and circus. When
re found sntercst palltrG m his stories
&c the days when he was one OF tae
Coroins. he took 10 reserv!ng them for
,ranger VINO might remember.
There was EStelle Maynard" he eH-
planned TO one who PROGRESSED 4 know
edge nt the aerial act which had once
been known to the circuit" She was
billed with ne Us The Flying Corb!n3
and We went east. west. rorth and south
fur years straight. Thea We Jumped
tc the circus ard HHocSed them dead
N the small to"rs. and I'm telling YOU
there never was Il greater artist on the
sv-.rsiaS bars :han Stcl'.
Tot, % us I'D The icaps ;Hd I dsl
the hv1Vy catching. Pink tights We
Used. with sre"a trimmings. and every
t'pny knew rs. Why. I could show you
Q trunfal OF letters and notices"
Into his truak the Old mar turned tor
lis memories. Ter" hr was. alert anil
.scnEd~Ht. - rhc days before the acSi-
"'r' and there WIS EStelie.
she was a beauty. all right" the
cigar mar said 10 himself. "a beauty
:"G 4 regular artist. II she had NJ:
&"s? 80 much ne performer maybe sha
would have married me. and &c she had
married me maybe sire wnu.d haze
stuck ," me rhHu 7 got hurt" This
vas % n"a. Us lie ever cam. 70 COM
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SHOKT SIOHN, on
Ad Schuster

paint. To him IT was natural enough
his partner shor!d q sought another
when he fell and WAS taken to the hos
p:tal.
Perhaps" nc said to himself. "she
;r'cd TO come to see me- and they
wouldn't let her IN. Doctors and nurses
"Tc funny like that. Wonder where she
i now. Most likely she made a lot OF
mcney before she quit"
Cne day an unusual thing happened
IN Mirden. A woman was arrested as
d t.srant and the small courtroom wal
t!,Ied with the curious. Fred Corbin'
hca:;Ar the talk. funed behind his
counter.
'Crowdins IN there TO stare at a girl
who IL down and out" he snorted. 1T
takes big husky men who ought TO b
helping to do n thing like that" This
street was all but deserted. He wonder
al what the Judge would do to the NO.
nan. then he TOOK the money from his
u,i. seized his cane and limpcd OF TO
the court.
"It YOU were n nan" the Judge wal
saving. II woull order you out OF town,
As i, Is. you'll navo to 90 to jail"
The woman faced the Judge. chin up,
nnr features Set in grim resignation.
She had come 5ere for work. she said.
Lad tried TO sell nOSieEy until SOMEONE
had stolen her samples. Then she had
walked If she vas a vagrsnt h would
so 70 jail. She was asking no favors
Of anyone.
That's like her" said Fred Corbin
Ia himself az he studied the face OF the
prisoner. Asking nothing n giving
nothing. When I was down and out
sine lef, me. Yet, she was one OF the
Flying Corblns."
The court room turned in Amusement
at the interruption from the cigar man
Could this lady be classed rs a vagraht
n someone was to UP and offer to marry
her."
There was a m Of astonished
silence. The eyes OF the Flying Corblns
mot.
DO I understand you make the OF
Ger and the-the lady ~accepts"?
Tho eyes Of Esteile were full Of hope.
II do accept" she said. her voice
breaking. II hav. been looking for him
for years"
The Flying Ccrbins left the cour
room together and after them shuffled
4 wondering crowd OF men.
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heat VIXEN tho east damp. leather will
steam heat. ;ts fiber will be destroyed
and later II will become crisp and brit
tie. Although you may not notice II
the leather is in the same condition you
call rotten and II Will soon break to
pieces. The wearing OF two pairs OF
shoes alternately will add to the wear
Of each. Shoes placed In shoe trees
when they are damp will lose no deep
creascS and give increased wear"
A ralncoat Is always an exasperattng
thing 10 buy but 1t lasts a long while
and. II properly used. saves It's price
In the prolonged life OF the rest of your
clothes. Ruhhers and umbrellas also
are stupid disagreeable things but are
frs: aid to the woman who wants to
make her clothes allowance accomplish
as much as possible.
Know your own style and dom hesIl
making the mistake OF buying things
thai you aimire-but that don't admire
you.
She VINO Gets Stuck.
Know Il bargain and be able to snap
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CLAR|NGTON

Mrs. Vim. Delbrugge and Mrs. En-
Harvey were shopping IN Wheeunt
Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Timmons has returned
home from a visit with relatives q
Wheeling.
Misses Elsie Ham and Ruth, N6rtta
were New Martinsville visitors ll9t
weekend.
Frank Dietrich has returned to-A
home at Ravenna from a visit VIII
relatives In town. -
Rehearsais are being conducted 60
evening for the Christmas cantats tnfHo
given by the 81. f.. Sunday sch4ek
Christmas night. sAe.
Enoch Yost OF sardis. O.. wasfSs.
caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. W!tten H!ssom and two daushr
tiers were Wheeling shoppers Wedsese
day. 8
Mrs. Jack weybrecht Of AllisneA-D.
was the guest Of her father. J. W.fnIhs
ford, for the day Wednesday.
Mrs. Edw. Habermehl left "Wednesday
for MassillonO -, called by the cftaca
Illness of her brother, Ed. MehL
Dr.. Donfard Of Barnesville. @. IN
preach at the n. e. church sun61v
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Math MoIena returned hssAD
Thursday from several weeks visit v1fA
friends at Akron and CharleStown o.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Reynolds h1y0
~returned home from . two weeks. Mt
with relatives 1T Cincinnati.
Mrs. ]. >. Rcece was operated a. fef
removal OF tumor at the New Maritime
VILE hospital Tuesday and II rspestqA
to BE- getting along nicely.
A. A. Bassett. who has . eoAkAo4
10 his home by sickness tho past WDskS
II recovering.
Frank Rose and Misses Helen Oils
and Clara Mccoy. who attend school Ut
Kent. O.. Will arrive home Saturday
for the holidays.
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, want Il.
Mrs. A.. S.-Ynu are 20 pounds over
weight and hare heart disease. Should
you reduce? BY all means. Reducing Is
one OF the best little things you a do
In heart disease. II markedly lcssehs
the work Of the troubled heart. DO not
eat any salt and take your graduated
exercises under the carc Of a heart spc-
ciallst. Have Won our pamphlet on re-
ducinH?
Dear Doctor:
zone Of the best things our paper
ever did was to give ua your Diet and
Health column. You write 81 clearly
,hnt even a numb-skull ike myself can
understand"
Many thanks, kind lady. You're M
n%umbskull. however. or you would not
he writing kindly words OF encourage
ment to others.
Mrs. A. M.-The reason you are so
sleepy all the time Is becau*" OF the
decentralization from your oVer-ehtinR
md excess weight. You weigh 200 md
are five feet five inches. so you are %
pounds overweight. haven't you road
son,s Of our followers letters. Road the
following ono. You can get tho same
results b. sending IL sclf-address"d en-
velone And four cents In stamps for our
directions. md following them filth
fully:
"Dcnr Doctor:
My weight was liz. 1t is now Ito
thanks To you. OF course. | feel 100 per
cent better. To my delight | have got
so TINT I cannot eat an nver-larse meal.
Ny stomach surely has dhne what Yen
said Il " ould do. 'ShrunN' To n0:mal.-
Mrs. -"
zThnnl1s TO YOU for letting us know
about II. These letters encourage 9TH
era.
Mrs M. e. and h. G.-N'rlte thut they
find simple scars, like chicken pnE
scars, can DO taken on |. they Hr" rubbed
over with a solution made o! rQual parts
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BRAIN TESTS
? Hrfnutes to Answer This.
By HAM LLOYD

/ "UuV0B 70 S~o 4"
How do you sell rope?" asked the
chinese sailorman OF the Philippine shop
keeper.
Two dollars The hank--leo feet
"Ton long rope and too much money
said the chinaman. 81 never pay moro
than one doilar for good, and this Is
7o2r."
"Stana-d rope" said tho dealer. Take
what YOU want for two cents the foot
Cut off twcnt:' feet said tho China
man, az ne ns,cntattously displayed u
~nve-dollar gold riec".
Tho dealer measures off 20 feet. hu'
the Chlnaman notices that the yard
stick Is Just three inches short, having
been Gu, off at tho 3a-.nrh mark. So
w!cn tie rope Is cut ne quickly points
~ IN. long end and SAYS: Il n the
s0-fcot piece. n J carry II myself"
Then he throws down a counterfeit gold
rierr which N. shnpkecper gets chang
I'd nrXt door. Az soon rs he gets his
charge the thinHndn walks off.
Now. how much did tho $h"pkeeper
.rse. assuming that rs Is called upon
&c mako good the firo-doilar BRASS pleca.
and that the rope was really worth the
TWO cents per foot asked"
Answer 20 Ysstsrday's.
PEAR minus EAR plus PLtM plus
RIO minus PLUMB leaves PUG.
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A Stenographer's Romance
THE ROAD THAT LED TO HAPPINESS
By JANE PHELPS

left alone, tho good wishes Of tAe1
guests ringing in their ears.
Donald took her into his arms. 81
whispered:
May you always be happy, NAtbo.
God helping me you never shall 49,
anything to regret"
SO we leave the little "slayey' 8reU
Hunters Corners who, In spite Of III
her ~handicaps. all her temptations
kept faith with herself and found ie
led to happiness.
THE END.
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II up whsn you zee Il but don't try to
get bargains all the time. She who
does IL apt 10 get stuck.
Don't be afraid TO pay n d~ispropor-
tomato BUM for q frock II It Ia just
what you want. is bought at a shop that
10 ahead Of the styles and Is the kind Of
a frock that 10 suitable for many occa-
s,ons. That IL tho kind OF c'nlnos tx
travagance that proves TO be clothes
economy IN tho end.
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~ VA i - q 81
LITTLE MAN.
ii7o. This is a comfortable style,
with new and pleasing features. The
inserted pockets IN the smock Will
please the little fellow" The "kn!ck-
ers' too boast Of pockets that are large
enough TO hold the many things boys
like to keep with them.
The pattern Is cut in four sizes: >.
8. 4. and 6 years. To make the suit
for n Swear size will require SAs yards
OF S2-inch material. For knickers
alone IA. ward "a required.
! Pattern mailed 20 any address on
receipt OF l2c in silver ,r stamps.
Send Ice In silver or stamps for our
UP-TO-nATE FALL & WINTER 1922
1929 BOOK OF FASHIONS.
Write name and address plainly. Send
IL cents to The Intelligcncer office,
Wheeling. w. Va.
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Jane Phelps excels as an anaiynst @

Jane Phelps excels as an ANALYST q
married life problems, a narrator OF
married life stories. Beginning Nom,
day she will tell the story Of q Womans
who loved and married an artist, AID
Of their life together. In these CHAP:
TIERS FROM a WOMAN'S LIFE" Jsae
Phelps gives us one Of the most cue.
crossing serials she has ever Written.s
Look for the first chapter In this
column Monday.-The Editor.
protected by George Matthew AdaAs.(t
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OF camphor gum nnd carh"l!c acid tcam-
ho-phrrniQue).
This probably IN eG!%ac!uus by caus-
n slight hlistctirg. 1t would not be
effective on dee scars
NondAy-Ths Common Gold.
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WAeAWEN, p.L
uepE AHe ~ hoS
"a spoNethh soa Ne
Am -AIN bAwsoA
% FeJ People Aee
INTERESTED W. RON
LEFT b s6T: EN.
RUSSELL HppcNS. @N.
De EN SEN. A.p
HQF AAO 0aHcew.
NAN RUNR.
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Sociological fiction based on the
experiences OF the A, T.. +, has be.
come a drug on the literary market
it doesn't pay any longer to be over
serious.-Norfolk Virsinla) Pilot.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-12-21
HARDING SPEAKS ]
!. TO CONGRESS
Presidents Message to Congress
Urges Amendment Covering !.
: - -. !
Child Labor.

washihston-Pres Harding n
his message. delivered TO Congress IN
PEARSON dealt With nearly, : scone, Of
subject. sschisf among them prohibi-
ton. farm. credits, Tie Interpretations
problem. child labor and immigration.
Ths enecutive announced his pnr-
pose 70 invite the governors Of the
{ states and. territories. to. On, early CON-
/ terence With The federal executive au;
thofity With . view TO AAdopttng dem
mite policies Of national. and state o..
-opefafion IN administering The. pfohiba.
!; ton Laws. He says, the day 10 unlike
ly.s:to; cotne when tia .plphtbition
amendment VIII be repealed and that
the nation should ADOPT H. course 20
oordins1y. si-s;., Is. 80,
complSes Pie Rvsd eshook ;- Z, I. 5 !.
"a eymnasiun 82xeD Sest % oos -: the.
many fne features Of the two story.
|pressed brick school, 60x1o6 feet, Just.
completed In Mount Pleasant district,
Gear Rolla. az I cot Of $o8b0
Dslso&an starr on coasl
Well known. throughout the state
because Of his athletic prowess when
on the Devils Lake high school teams.
Roy. Burgess g acquiring fresh honors
% the Pacific coast, whore he has made
exceptionally good as haH back ON the
University OF California football team.
b ~ . ~ X : y. '
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-12-21
CORRESPONDENC,E
Txnv1K
John Holsti, Of. Kintyre. was a Ten
yik visitor Tuesday.

John Holsti, of Kintyre, was a Tenn
yik visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Calquhoun and Mrs. Geo.
Baumgartner wele Hazelton shoppers
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Naumann went down to
Linton Wednesday night for short
visit with her folks. Anne Calquhoun
ACCOMPANIED her, and returned home
Friday morning.
The Temvik Greenheads, including
Freda Beck and Bertha Keller were
out to Hetterle's last Sunday .-Con-
|tirbuted.
Misses Larson and Patterson went
shopping to Linton Friday evening,
and returned home Saturday morn
ing. .;issa aSIssa
Lillian Quasi spent the weekend
in Linton at the F. j. Pietz home.
Mrs. c. N. Hendrix, Mrs. L. p.
Hendrix and Edwin Schenkenbergel
shopped in Hazelton between train,
Saturday. Mary Bierna and Joanna
Brophy were also Hazelton shoppers
that day.