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1noforlelen fra Chill.

Sampitibct "gsieqliGo", Iom
IanbaB antom til gtep Yorf fra
&alporaiIo % andre d,ilenlfe Sau,
he, meobraatc Ell fiilb Sabnin9, oper
100 Con, meo Serifener, Weloner
% @rsniaGer. Otter bpab Den fi.
lcitIfc &onill mebbcler bar Snofsr.
iclen iii Dc Gorenebe Stater al ipS.
amerifanlte Nroouftcr / Den ienerl
Gio taget ct ~bctpoelig SpIuinJ.
Sturfp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Smaaplnf.

S;omcS Sbepif ira Galmar %
WiIs N&ubeI |iola &ictabau8b blep
eqtcpiet her / 9pen Sirsoag.
u. 2alloea bar iolGt 9ecorab
Gonon Sactorp til glrne Serllen, og
Scr. % Mrs. 2ouoeQ oil flptte I'll
Sort 8apne, Sro.
- Ole Yeterion, iom bopoe oPret
her / noQIe Gage pau 8eisg hos u.
8. 9enoicfipn, reiite Vtaroag blem
til S%arn1onp, Wtlnn.
= Otis Ilm, iom mi Dor | Sans
iing, Sa., bar Oerlne llge pGret bler1'
me pou 8eie9 hos 6mPlorcne, Wr.
oa Wtrs. Chris Slim.
Ole Sboriou og 5amilie, iom
sc iioitc fire glar bar boet her | 9pen,
flutteoe iioite llge tilbage paa i'm
TSarm / Sesper Sonnibip.
SunbIPqe u. 9. @igbabl bar
iolat lin 9rari5 til Gr. q. R. Suce
ira @aucoma % bill fIptte til sort
9ooge % begpnbe SanolpgeTorret-
ming Der.
Mii5 Senriettu G9ietb beraf
9pen Itaar iiplge &unoglerelle ira
9rGiioenten for 8rinneu College
iom geo. 1 blarbt SfolenS "bonor
ituoents" / 8raouenttlasle1 for bette
Yar.
- Serbert Stein5, onflaget Tor at
hare beqaoet ~Snobruo paa Bartbels
mes Sarm / NPrbeoen al SSIian
December iioite Aar, bleu Wtanoag |
9ilt~rittSretten ibsmt ii IarS Sugt'
bus al CONNER springer.
Zen / 6reOogS foretagne
"Iemberibip Griue" for Gomnter,
ciul Club iolot meget beloig no, ibet
ollie DC tioligere WeOlemmer fornpeo(
lit Wcolcmaifab, og mango me teg'
ncoe Jig. gIt Jolt err Der M omtrinq
300 Weolenmer.
Wtrs. Sngcbor9 Gltanoubl blet
paa lin SIDE 6sbIelsoaq itoIte Gre
boq operraitet noe paa Iaie Sanger
Siemmet, bpor bun MI / nogle Ma,
bor pPret, al ct iterre Nntal al 'tru
ganlle Tenilloer, iom TOM for at gru
tulere hen0e meb Iagen.
Sbli9ntionernc Tor oct $50,
900 Saan, iom er belluttet outage
iii @pgniug al oct me SfolcbuS
tleu iolgt Giraoag til Geo. u. Bed
tel & So. / Gopcnport til en- Ere
MUM al $1,754 ioruoen paale
bCnoe Hcute. Henten cr 5 pGt.
SfrPb0ermeiter Igrim u sc
fom Sir5oa8 tilboge ira Ell 5orret
ningstur iii minneapolis. lluoe
Opboloet 0eroppe i~llttet han Son
traft poo SCperinQ al 8rcitcfiolcr o
nnoet lloitpr iii DC aQerfleIte al 3
t%beologiife aanoioater, iom ioor ifo
ltoeraminerc2 ira Slltber Senlinar
. DIR. Sec bar / Ell Hpfte al gIur for
ipnet 6lCrbe0en al pore be9pnoeno
BreItCr mc0 Frciteorogtcr.
Sioitc WeOe / Spmraforenir
gen bolotes / @inneibief @otel me.
ErofcSior Gittrcim iom Bert. go
tor =. @lcane boI0t ct iaglig o. in
ttrc3iont 6orcorag oper @uostici:
men % traf trPifcnoe SammenIir
nlnGcr mcacm oens &Pre og Erari
% Here quoii-rcIi8isie 4ano5retuir
ger | Dor egen 3to. San paauilt
tlanot an0ct, bporleoe$ scr "a
iIoocnoe SiAbeOSpuufter meGem III
get al oct, @uoitifcrne lprtc, % oet
Inn GilbGn8ernc al Gbriitior &c
ence IGrer mi for Chen.
ST Wta5icmsoc al 6armere
Gountpct bol0tcS &srbog / GourtGl
Jet Tor at iorbanble ON, bpao Der BIZ
giercS iii at iaa rcttct paa DC nil
lt8e 6orbolO, iom 9nrobciolfninac
M er iteot /. Ger bleu bolbt c
HGtfc Suler, blanot onbrc al Seql.
latiirmc0lem Ole @ilbertion, Sem
H1eu, Z. !. Salncs oa Soiepb zee
lon. Heiolutipner blcu pcOto9c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Sppr Brand / maniIa

Sra WaniIo, g. S, te~Iegraferes
Den 26oe Scbruar: Sernten bun.
oreoe Menncitcr err giort bllspilbe
al Ell Sloebrono, Tom igaar lagoe
800 "9tipa Sbacfs" / Earanaslle,
Ell Soritao til Wanila / 9life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
@isepnf,t.
Den iiSite Grpm.Hipncer

~Nh Wv SkD~ s~uSN% 1
Warp Groip, Tom bar ben iibite al De
Grop,Snbianerc, ser ferit neblatte
fig / Settlcmentet peb Sbapano, er
$50 paa Geibena Geierpation Ser
IteDs. Oct blep paaitaaet, at Warp
bar 106 Iar gamnel, % oct aniaaes
iom meget ianoipnligt.
So brnfnct, / Telapau Cafe. -
Sannes Goacb % SbomaS Bartlett
gif iioite Senoag nleo en- Illtonlobil
Thumbs / 9elapan Safe peo Salles-
bile, ibet Sien BRAT unber Wtalfi-
mems Segt. Hoacb's Sig fanotes /
famine Stiling peb Stprehil,let, me-
bens Bartlett bar boppet no % font
men inb UNDER Sien.
Zen itsrite al benz ale. Slere itore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ifal liot ON
len bore ~afilsret / Sanglaoe Sollntp,
men Oct Itsrlte al Dem ale ifal Dog
netop mi bore funoet i Conn Of $50.
lar, IS Mil sitenfor Intigo. gieren
par oog ioripunoen, % Illtoriteter-
ne maattc nsie fig meo set ltore Zip
parat og meo at eoelGg9e omfring
1000 @aloner Wtaif, iom itoo f9r-
6ig til at penoes / 9r9noepin.
Sit ii Cages Sspn. Clarence Sar.
ben, Ell llilge Wanb / Waoiion, for
isgte at be9aa Selomorb peo at tage
Souepuluer, men aiorbe oct altfor
bel peo at tage Ell oueroroentlig itor
Soiis, iaa SGgerne mener ban fail
ltaa Oct ODER. Gen llnge Monb lig.
ger BOG / Ell tllng Ssptt, iom 9paer,
ne Tiger bill oeouare / ii Gage, men
naar ban ba paaQrer op bill set blipt
for at iiltoe, at hans Selpmorosfor,
log bleu ct SiaIfo.
Gementpriierne fur bpie. Ge ipt
Gementfabrifer, iom til @iSconlins
Sanoeueistomnisiiou bar gipet 9rf
for Seoering al lit Hrpouft, bar anl
lat Ell bsiere Sris emo commissioner
bar erflGret Jig piQi9 til at betale
Sor commissioners Seiarbeioer set
re Iur bill Der trGnaes life minor,
emo 100000 SenDer. Wtarqllett
Cement SO. boube Iencre oipet 9ili
for Sepering al 100000 Sgnoer ii
Ell SriS Der bar II Gents lauerc eri
iflor, o9 man mente, at Bette 9,ti
maaife fitnOe antagcS.
Hg Sernbane for Ssmmertraif
Stange Sumber So. Logger iortioel
Elancr til at bpg0e en- nm Sernbane
linie melem WerriQ / 2iucpln Goull
tp og Star Safe / Silns Goluntp, e.
Str9fning al oper 100 Wil. ganer
oil anbne ct Streg, bpor Ssmmtcr
bllgIt life ier er orepet, % til at be
9pnbe mcb bill ben lloeluffenoe brl
> gcs til Ssmmcrtranaport. Sioen pi
BOG gaten bllpe al Itor 9etponin
, ogiaa / andre Senieenoer, Ga Den b
aabne ct Siitrift, iom life isr er III
piflet | nogen Hetnina.
GnebOerIfe fnnbm SsS. &ate Sol
len, en- uaiit CANNED apinbc, Der
mango Iar bapoe boet alene og "a
BET n9rmeite belt aiionbret ira 8e'
oen / fin nsle Suite TO Oil ira SigI
i Lamb, ianotes Ssrbog brGnbt tiloei
D ser. 2iget laa un6er Sunen, OF o.
! antp9eS at bore bcn9aact fire IaS
J iibcn 9eben inbtrai. Mtau troei
isrit bun bar blepen Siier for
9 Hopmorb, mel peb nGrmere llnbe
isgelier %fanotes $500 | Sub {
@9rbipapirer til ct geleb al 1870
TilfrIbet par Iutoriteternc Ell NJ
tiff 8naoe.
81 Sneiturm ppcr ecntralc @iscunii
r Sra Wilpaufee berettcbeS Wanba
at mchenS man enbnn bar | iulbt u
lbeioe meo at ~gienoprette ben afbrll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Samtalemcoe.

SamtalemsNc bpIoes | 3iou Icnias
heo, StepartpiQc, Ninu., 1uitor 8. 30.
SangebouabS Aalb. ira 21be I'll 23be
WartS. Gmuc 2ut. 10, Ito inolcbes
al Taitor Shcioclanb. 9reitcr ua 9res
fnlt cr bicrtciio relfpmmeu iii @eoet!
8. Wf. Sangebouab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
ccrmann Slud,s SunobebsIalt,

90 importerst ira Saumarf. tSelbrsber
Spmptcmer al: Soritoppelie, iur Waue, oub
Smas % Slim | Wtunbsu, Rerpsiitst, Sals
lebrRnoe. Wiansel paa gIppetit. llbsbaselio
Sslelie siter 0taben, Sopsbpiue. Srpf /
S>iertetnlen, !Siertsflap, Spimmslbso, Wtes
laufoll meo Sab az 2lrbeioslpit. NGar Suuos
bebsialtet tageS, iom SrussanpiSuiusen los
reifriper, pil !Seibreoslisu fon,me burtissre,
eno De tror. Vris pr. a LINERS Slaife, 35c
s nniers SLATE 60c. Sfrip til SacobisuS
Ybarmacp, 526 Sennspin sIpe., MinueapoIiS
Winaeiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
fx anaoa Sarm tilialos. - 800

OUtNN t'ITWKU-' U-V
" acres VrGriefurm, 295 gcres opbprtet,
% qcres Yaiture. Sru9tbar Serb meo yer:
unberlas. @ieuneminitsupliuS be 8 ltoite
qar ca. 81 8ulbels Speoe pr. Mere. 3 Nil
fra Sp % Warfeb, en- Mtl ira Stole, let
norif Settlement meb 6irte. 9tpe, Soos
Gus. oobt @unb. oanbet er npiten iteririt
% ila6t. 5 Seite os Mtaifineri 9aor meo
Sanbelen. S9lser biuist mob Ntsteparten
foutant. Sor nGrmere SplpsntnSer tIIltrlu
unbertesnebe Gier az Tarrnen. AnOup
Sielt, Sutton, SaifQt6erpan, @anooa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
O(aemtcr pnltes til at Ielae lllos

parer Oirette iii Sorbrusers. 9arerue
beilaar al llnoertsi, Strsmpsr, ifinoioreoe
Bette, Wadinaps, Slanfets o. I. .. Su9en
Griarins nsbpsubis. Sor narmsie llnoers
refining tilifrip She Rsb Riper g9oolen
Mtls Co., SsrsuS Saus, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Tortfrttclfe fra SiSe .

bporior en- Sfolefommisiion life ton
in0pil9e | bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
4 63 @~eres-Wleaet frnatbar 30ro

n VI ~KlIIS .Wlt NNk TtNNtt"F
Il oelpis aabeu Frairis, Reiten Sto9 w.
liaaenbe table" gauo, SRt %riloeuoe 9l,s
mem bet uGr Msisri, Stole oS Sp p1 u.
oisre Ell i%ortrinlis SpGss Narm; Der er pY,
SIS, 900 pGro al ialsbar Stos, SOB KIM,
nina Tor en- elsr anbeu iii at tisre FsnsI,
YriS $16 pr. acre, paa builteiouAsIt - =
taor. gisr Sauoel meb Gisren. So0h ~
solsbuu, MeGIure Slps., 81 g. 9Th S'"''
ct. Gaul, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

rolaeimfalrc, pafre og .Hia'
~ arabe", to Moansbsr sarle, % N.
prelsira9ten icrifubSbetaIt. Slso 'S.mb
Sos peratipe Calf GALES as'n'
ct. panl, Wtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
O(9cuter pnlfes til at leloe bore

~ lllouarer birefte. Griaring unsousn.
big. glt OIL trGnger er Exhibition. Toyt
1922 Eager er bet bebitc ri noeeuiinbe bar
bapt, % be me Hriier forbauIe big. Son.
hunters @ooleu Wius asiociation, Gept. D.,
minneapolis, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

sag Inlebnina at 9oanQspriier
- o9 ie port Slspers os 4falialan0-
Dob Scorbbunb- / bet beremte Gais 6ouutp.
Sor uGrntere SplpsniuS ~tilifriU Gle q.
9arlon, Nulfer, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Gartt tilIalos. - Selioopnh,

- ~ ItlTUlUS. OPIIgqen0e |
y @arron @ountp, Bisconiin, 5 Wil II,
Sp, 100 9tcres, beblte Sorcbuno eleftriit
9elpsnius, parmt os foIOt 8anO, Eobspr.
relie, Slrnace. Sfulbe snife at irIoe mo,
alt rbltpr iom bet itaar, inobeiattenbe 8pT,'
beiGtnirs, Seite o. I. D., iamt Muifinerl
Norif Excitement. 6uiet Sros., Gbet,I
@isconiiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

cporjor betale 9eie naar gtIIl'
SS neIota bpoer big glnlebnin9 til at pare
bit eoet 6iem. Sor frit Sart og SiteraiaI
~tilifrip .. s.. Smith. State COMMISSIONS
Of immigration, Sept. Alb, State eapHO''
ct. Yaul, MtiuneIota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

Grit Start pg 9iite, aoot Sallo I'll
y @obtfieb Nor Spilinsbperue. Sa'3
$50, ct. @roir nails, @iSconltu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-28
Billy Whli /
u, Frances Trcxo Montgomery.

Stubby thoroughly enjoyed his
warm bath, for Henry's mother was
most gentle and did not pull his hair
out by the roots when she got the
burrs out, neither did she get soap in
his eyes. Besides, 1t had been a long,
long while since he had q warm bath.
as most of his had been I'm little
mountain streams or rivers, which
are usually cold.
Come. little dog, I ami ready now!
I wonder what his name is?" ~
Why, 1t is Stubby, SO the paper
says" replied his mother. But that
q cute. little dog. He has such bright
eyes. II think he should. have. been
called Bright Eyes
"Oh. Bright Eyes wouldn't be q
good name for a dog" replied her
son. II. think stubby is a fine name.
Guess they called him that on ac-
count of hisYlittle stubby tall"
You aree right. boy, thought
Stubby. Everyone always comes to
that conclusion. These people have
been 80 goo0t TO me, I think 1 will go
through a few: Of my circus tricks.
! think it will please them. Besides,
It will be fun to watch their faces"
Just as the boy was about to start
with stubby, he gave, a quick jerk
out Of the boys hand. Then stubby
ran over to an empty barrel which
was lying on its side. He jumped up
on this and began to go through a
lot of tricks, such as standing on his
head. walking. on his hind >legs, and
rolling the barrel at the same time.
Oh, you darling. cute. cunning, lit
tie dog" exclaimed the woman.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-28
Aviator Tells Story
OF Plane Wrecked In
Far North Country

Dawson, July 2s.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-Clarence o. Prest's
own story Of his experience when his
plane fell In The far north, Is told in
the following dispatch from Eagle to
the Dawson Daily News:
~ Thirty minutes out of Eagle my
engine bucked. I picked what looked
like a. level spot for landing. 1 fixed
the engine and noticed a couple Of
caribou. I set up my movie camera
SO as to get them. More of them were
coming 30 L began to see about TAX
ing Oft. Turning. 1 noticed five or SIX
hundred caribou all around the air.
ship and camera and rushed back ex-
pecting to md the camera ruined. but
no damage was done. I got ready to
take of, but the ship went on her ose
in the soft going and broke the pro-
peller.
/: II had been debating about killing
me Of the caribou but the debate end
ed when the , propeller broke, so I
killed n with my 80 pistol and
butcher him with a pocket knife.
II was overhauling the motor when
. pun of wind finished the job by
turning tire~ship over on her back and
breaking sthe3 radiator. So I deserted
the ship, stripped of the instruments
and magnetic and started to pack
down to the river. I got down with
one load and saw I was not going to
make it with the grub I had, sc I
cached everything and went back to
the ship and slept in it's tail Sunday
night. I, made a lot Of unnecessary
circles, climbing mountains for obser-
walton. It was raining steadily but I
had equipped myself with a small can
Of gasoline for starting fires.
my stores and feet were giving out
and I was afraid to lie down to sleep.
Finally a search party appeared"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-28

How I wish we could keep him."
said the boy. Il have always want
ed a dog for q pet, and he is the
cutest 1 ever saw. Guess if had
him the boys would be crazy to come
and play with me. And it would put
Jim Shocks nose out Of joint. with
his fat, homely poodle. that can't do
a single cute thing. But he thinks
It is the only dog in the city and
blows about him all the time, until
the boys wish he would be s%tolen.",
See. my dear boy said the
mother. THE clock in the tower Of
the Illinois Central Terminal station
points to a quarter past three, and
you should start. If you hurry, you
might be in time for him to sail with
his master in his airplane this after
noon"
Though Stubby did not know 1t,
he was within five blocks of the up
per. part Of Grant Park, and had he
kept on insthe direction he was GO
ing when found, he would have come
Y on the lake front. from which
place he could have seen. the hangers.
where the boys kept their machines.
(Tomorrow you will see what hap
pened when the little boy tried to
take the dog into the field.D b
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-28
RESORT BUREAU
IS GREAT AID
TO TRAVELLERS.

Minneapolis. Minn.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press. Part OF an effort to
make Minnesota the easiest state in
the country to travel by automobile
the Minneapolis Journal travel ana
resort bureau. established to facili-
than $4,000 tourists. since It began
operation little more than two
months ago. according; to Perry s..
Williams, manager of bureau.
AS many as 1000 tourists in one
day have been served with free in
formation as to the lakes. resorts.
and v~acAtioning grounds in the north
middle west Mr.. williams. said. II
Bankers, business men. newspar
representative, Minnesota Is fully CO:
operating with the bureau in making
known to the entire nation the ma
itional RESOURCES o f.forests.5 lakes. good
roads, and other qualifications ideal
for the tourists Of N state who wish
to come here for the summer, Mr.
Williams added.
Gets Cooperation.
TN working out the service to the
tourist" Mr.. Williams declared, "the
bATeaue has received excellent CO.
Minnesota fast is becoming the.
easiest state in the country to travel
by automobile. Estate-Wide iKforf'
nation service is being built up and
today includes bankers and business
men Of every kind in the, various
communities who have made their
business. establishments the central
source ofainformation aid to the ,trav-
cling. motorist. u .
Minnesota have added their publicity,
aid to- ouch an extent that fhA tin,>f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-28

Twenty five young women Of the
Presbyterian congregation will be
que is this evening at 4 picnic spon-
sored4 BY the Westminster Guild Of
the Presbyterian church. The picnic
luncheon will be served in Riverside
park at 6 o'clock, and informal enter
tainment has been planned for the
evening. :
Miss Cecil Ross. who is:leavins next
week to make her home in Mayyille,
N. ID, will, be favored guest at the
affair. Miss Ross has been vice pres
ident Of the guild during the past year
and has been prominent in its activi-
ties. .-t.
A number of ut-of-the-c city people
have visited with friends here and at
tended the Grand Forks Fair during
the last several DAYS. Mrs. Walter
DePuy Of Grafton. and Mrs. Herbert
Russell Of Pembina were in Grand
Forks on Thursday.
On Wednesday. Mr.'and Mrs. John
Hadland and children, Miss Ollie
1verson, Miss Bona Peterson and Mr..
and Mrs. Garfield Anderson, all Of
Alvarado, Mimi, 9 fair visitors.
A. quiet wedding took place in the
church On Thnrsdav afternoon when
Miss Reva nt,vortS da,,ehfsr ~ NJ
and Mrs Robert Diiwnrth 40 n.Eo:
IL. vas united 81 marriaSe "a
oscar .Kleven. son Of Louia Kieven of
this city. Rev. David Stoeve, pastor
OF the Bethany church, officiated.
Olaf: Kleven and Mrs. Dan Leake
attended the young people. They will
~ -. u" - tne'r ir'enus At ohce
- 10 11ee nute
ny.... e4ors 49,
HarKa a.. o;Ts,a Eusm ah1 9. E QUE
kin.on 49, IaaSas nJTn ~. . Isa
th.v Vii, u,.,. 1sth - wn1se
neIf +Wn weeEs -. A"'t.ee 20 tol e"e
-. go : 4
Miss Jospehine Nilsson Of Thief
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T. Z. feetham, 6o4 South Fifth
street. IL with his o and daughter
n-lawts Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R., Feetham
In Lexington, KY. where he went on
a combined business md pleasure
trip. ~
Mr.. and Mrs, William Bail. 1879
University avenue, have as their guest
for the weekend their son, SIP. Ball
of Winnipeg. The latter was accom-
panied here by W. Halpenny, Of the
Winnipeg Driving Club. I
~ I, \ =
Mrs.sR. L. Billings and he- daugh-
ter.>Iane. who have been guests of
Mrs. Billings sister, Mrs. H. E. Payne.
507 South Fifth street, for some time.
left on Wednesday evening to spend
ten days in st. Paul and Eorthfeld,
MINI. They will return here for a
short stay before going on to their
home in Oregon.
Miss Helen Davies. Macnie Hall.
University campus, has as her guests
for a short time, her mother, Mrs. W.
l.. Davies and Mrs. s. A. Fox, OF
Crookston, and a nephew, Clayton
Davis of Plummer. MINI.
Mrs. r.. H. Douglas and her chill
dren, Gordon and Ruth, left last eve-
ming for their home in Winnipeg.
They have been the guests Of Mrs.
Douglas sisters, Misses Ruth and
Blanche Jones, J725 North Fourth
street, for the last month.
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PAGE. SEVEN Vi!

with fts marrow StreetAsopen baxaaiI
Ill smells. dirt and indolence. II
houses are of wood, plaster and mud.
and give the in1pfession that if ths1
are not soon urled up they VIII fall
down. There III much poverty ana
misery which American relief worK-
ers are trying TO anleliorate. Amert-
can automobiles and motor truclk
bearing Greek army OFFICERS or sup
plies. rush through the muddy
the tail. loose-limbed shiftless TurkG,
rounging about the streets, coffea.
drinking and day-dreaming. "A.
The allies gave Greece a ma->iats
administer Thrace. Of which .sdri-
anople is the capital. for q period az
years. hut many of the Inhabitants,
especially the B~ulgarians. r. hops
full the United States may vet be III
duced to take an administrative ana
paternal interest In, Thrace. 4,
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l6H@4
zp
E26aru6uez
WHAT COUNTS.

This is my humble house, he said,
and it's not what I wish it were.
But it rings with the laughter of bow
n girl and is bright with the
smile of her.
We are workers here on this narrow
g street, and it's little we have to
:. spend.
But always I'm given a. welcome here
when the days hard duties end.
THE boards need paint and the lawn
needs seed, and the walls need
But the Lord4b be thanked, my children
don't need more than I've
strength to do;
And. the wife is all thai a,swife could
Is be. and so long as she keeps her
I reckon the boards and the walls and
the lawn can wait fora little
WHILE.
We haven't much furniture to boast.
L and the carpets now are worn,
But sthe hearts of the mother and
youngsters here-thank goodness.
they're not, torn.
There's a sorry place in the dining
oom which shows where the old
gu just you walt I'LL tne KIDS come
In and look at their rosy cheeks!
I'VE haven't a picture on the walls
n a was done by IN artist fine,
There are mothers folks in that sim
tn$ple frame. and here are a few OF
mine; x
But after ALL and he smiled at me.
g :it'Ssnot what your stuff is worth.
It's thei2wife and children who really
count: and mine, are thes.best on
earth" I. 80. :.
(Copysight. 1922, Edgar A. J.. Guest,)
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q 3 .a BY M0iae. ~. y
Nothing new under the sun? That
may be true every place else: but not
in the Paris dress shops. II this din
ner gown designed by the house Of
Francis is not showing something
new In sleeves then our Paris CORE
spondent has played us false. Set in
a very wide armhole a very short
sleeve is pin tucked around its entire
width with an inch or 20 left In
ruffled effect.
Sheer white crepe makes the frock
and pin tucks are repeated at the
sides Of the girdle. Note the very
long skirt with its rolled hem. Rolled
hens on handkerchiefs have long
been popular and now many Of the
new froeks are featuring these rolled
hens. It is a good feature to re-
member in letting down your very
short skirts to the new ankle length.
A cluster of red asters with
streamers of colored ribbons is the
only trimming On the frock. Z