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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-15
PROHIBITION NOTES.

Lyle, states that Commissioner
Haynes has instituted series confer
ences Of directors and other enforce
ment officials in various sections Of
tie country to discuss numerous prob
lens and map out plans for solution,
and a conference will soon be held in
this state Several such conferences
have already been held and matters
Of vital concern to the public have
been considered.
Among problems on which action
win be taken is that Of rubbing COM
pounds, which through bootleg chan
uels have caused many deaths An
clyses Of several hundred gallons Of
seized product reveals quantities Of
concentrated I've, an excessive amount
Of which remained in the compound
even after Redistribution. Conspiracy
sections Of the Volstead Act will be
evoked against cereal beverage man
ufacturers who inject such rubbing
compounds into so-called "near-beer."
Recent conferences have resulted in
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-15
GOVERNMENT CROP RE-
PORT SEPTEMBER

The September 1st crop report OF
the Division of Crop and Live Stock
Estimates I. S. Department Of Arri-
culture, as issued by G. 5. Ray. show.
Tor Washington, declines in spring
wheat, oats, and barley prospects as
compared with August /. Potatoes
and apples, however, made some inn
provement in August.
Spring wheat in Washington aver
aged but IS per cent Of normal at bar-
vest time. This condition forecasts
a crop 12,112,000 bushels as compared
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-15

(hesterfields are TOO
different 100 unlike
the average type of Gig
arette-to jump into
popular favor over
night.
But we believe Ches-
terfeld's record for sus-,
tanned steady growth
surPasses anything in
cigarette history.
In the long run.
quality does tell.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-23
RIVERDALE

Harry Farmer Of Stanton was in
town last week on business.
Mrs. Frank Griffin and son visited
relatives at Elm Hall Saturday.
Joe Van Alstinc was in Detroit
last week on business.
Dr.. =. Nj. Highfeld attended a
medical meeting in Alma last Thurs
Gay evening.
Walter NanLeuven visited relatives
at Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hall is visiting at her
daughters, Mrs Melvin Budge's, of
Ithaca.
VIM. Miller was in Sumner Thurs
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Nelson and
children visited at the farm home OF
Chas. Whittmore, last week.
Mrs. VIM Horton is nicely located
in her new store on the east side OF
Main street. She has very fine
line Of dry goods, fancy articles
motions, etc, and a numerous new
line Of spring hats and Easter bon
nets Give her q call
Mrs. Edwin Miner is in very poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Austin have
been on the sickIist the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Owen formerly
Of Riverdale have returned from
spending the winter in Florida, and
are sight seeing in Washington be
fore their return home to Michigan
Mrs. Luther Meade and ittl,
granddaughter, Winifred Hill. visited
relatives in Isabella county last
week.
Chas. Creenhoe, who has beer
seriously i'll for some time is gaining
slowly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-23
THE RATS AROUND MY PLACE
WERE WISE" SAYS JOHN
TUTHILI.

Tried everything to kill them.
Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese,
ETC. Wouldn't touch it, Tried RAT
SNAP, inside Of ten days got rid Of
all rats" You don't have to mix RAT
SNAP with food. Saves frssing,
bother. Break a cake Of RAT-SNAP,
lay it where rats scamper. You will
see 10 more.
Three sizes, 35c, Csc, SIPS. Sold
and guaranteed by c. X. Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.-adver-
tisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-23
CITY COMMISSION
Alma. Mich. March u, 1922.

Alma, Mich, March u, 1922.
Regular meeting Of the City Com
mission of the City of Alma in SEES
sion at the council chambers on
above date.
Meeting called to order at s O'Clock
p. m. by Mayor Charles K. Murphy
Present: Commissioners Archer
and Creaser.
Absent: Commissioner Glass and
Chick.
There being quorum present, the
Commission was declared in session.
Minutes of the preceding regular
meeting ere read and upon Commits
sioner Archer's motion supported by
Commissioner Creaser the minutes
were approved and adopted.
Reading of bills and claims:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-23
schumann Haunted bv Not.

During the latter years of his life
Schumann,. the great composer, was
o5sessed by the note A. He declared
that IL rang In his ears day and night
and TO escape II he more than once at.
tempted suicide.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-23
Alma High
School Notes

St. Patrick's day is now nothing
but "a week ago tomorrow The
Frosh, who have been dreading it al
the week previous, found that the
upper classmen weren't such hard
boiled toughs after ell. Every Fresh
man, when be approached the school
grounds, was bedecked with green Of
some shade Amos. without eXcep-
ton, from the biggest man the class
boasts, "Miss.ssippi" 10 William Ran
dols, the class midget, the frosh dis
obeyed the decree OF the three upper
classes which forbade their wearing
green ON ST. pauick's day. The up
per classes expected that they would,
however, and had guards at the two
entrances to stop any Frosh and
search his person. Several rumpuses
Were started, bot The yearlings We're
kept fairly we'll in check by their
0utnumboring adVersiaries. If some
Freshman class could simply ignore
the challenge of the three upper
classes and appear on st. Patrick S
day withou, the least possible sug-
o,ee+i,, If oroan ohoot tboi,. rorsore
-. na.,I5 p 1.,.l +,a .r4,.o ~ +ho
-, w.. ia '' - 80 h,,;l+
TO think anything like that out No
class has as "e' ignored the challenge
and probably no class VIII as long as
tradition !Nes.
rho ,,oo,hor. - - ol..s E, o,hli.
-. ~. e. -. 49,
- ,.e.. .r, - =, -
a,,5 l,.-, p. 1870 - ~ ,,o',,ho.
~ t1o ..--~ :. 49, ,.:... 49,. - w.
fora +bo b.nb s.to[, .r.,n,l,l,. ne
fr-. oe $50 ,.., ~, 49,, ~ ~, ,oa,.
rlfr-o ~. ..i.io.t, 80 tho , o,.a+ 80.
are many and .alleu. some deal with
Japanese immigration, some with the
problems q labor Athletics ana
me high echool is the SUBJECT OF
sui. ano'aef. ile products OF the
MINDS ana tongues on THESE would be
o. maybe sllFel-tcngue moulders OF
Iuohc OPINION wal oe very interest
ing, to say the least. After the spring
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-23


Moved by Commissioner Creaser
supported by Commissioner Archer
that the above bills as read be allow
ed and the clerk instructed to issue
checks in payment. thereof covering
Vouchers Nos. S34 to $40. Ayes
Commissioners Croaser, Archer and
Mayor Murphy.
Gas Report
March Is, $500; March IS, 5000
March II, 1893; March Is. 557.2;
March 10, $685. March 20, 1928;
March p, 1927. Average b. T. L.
per Gu. #. of gas for period, 535.7.
Required average, $500.
Mover by Commissioner Archer
and supported by Comm.ss 5ner
Creaser that the Commission adjourn.
The motion prevails.
Francis c. Hayward, Clerk.
Charles K. Murphy, Mayor.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

Mrs. Minnie Lynch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Lynch visited Mrs. o.
born couple days this week.
Boat building has become a popu-
lar pastime in this parish of late and
Tensas now looks like one vast navy
yard.
Mr.. ]. R. Wendt has sent his fam
lily to Demopolis, Alabama, to Mrs.
Wendt's mother, Mrs. Jones, to re-
main until after the water goes dos
Mrs. M. F. Gibson, after a visit t.
her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Baker, has
gone to Hamburg, Miss, to visit h y
sister, during the high water scare.
Miss Bessie Guthrie was called to
Tallulah toward the weekend to
help her sister, Mrs. Percy Benjamin,
nurse her baby-boy, Percy, Jr., who
is quite i'll. Friends of the little man
sincerely hope he will soon be fully
recovered.
Rev. M. ]. Mclean went to Natchez
on Thursday to see DR.. Murdoch, who
Is yet at the sanitarium. Mr.. Nc
Lean found the doctor looking right
well though still very weak, anil he
may not be able to leave the sani-
tarium for some time.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs. Helen Abrahm announces the
marriage of her daughter, radiine
to Mr.. Howell j. Holloman, o.
Harrisonburg, Louisiana, on Al i
9TH, 1922.
The above notice came as a most
pleasant surprise to the many friends
Of the bride in this her native par
ish. She is youngest daughter Of the
late Mr.. Chas. Abrahm and Ms.
Helen Jacoby Abrahm, who low live.
in New Orleans. Miss Pauline serve
as member of faculty of the Harris-
onburg High School 1920-Li ses-.o
where she met Mr.. Holloma their
friendship ripening into love aud | v.
eliminating in happy marriage. II.
Pauline is now teaching al kapii
La, but will make her home
Harrisonburg after close OF schto
She is a most lovable aid occom
plished young lady and her friea
will rejoice in her happiness.
The groom comes from one of th,
oldest and most noted families
North Louisiana, and the name uollt
man has ever been prominent = Il G
social and political life of Catahoula
parish and has given to that parisH
some Of its best brain and brawn-a
parish noted for its wealth and intel
lect.
The Gazette joins the many friends.
Of the happy bride in this parish.
where she was born and reared, in
wishing her and hers all the happi-
ness in life.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
STRENGTH
VITALITY
HAPPINESS
A Message to People in
Poor Health Who Want
to be Well

II you are in poor health merely
from Q general rundown condition,
get some GUIDES Pepto-Mangan of
your druggist and take it with your
meals for a few weeks or until you
feel right again. Pepto-Mangan is a
wonderful tonic and blood builder
and IL very pleasant to take. It does
not act like a miracle. Its effects are
gradual, but real and sure. It con-
tains iron in a form easily digested
and absorbed by the system. For
thirty years GUIDES Pepto-Mangan has
been used by physicians as a tonic
for rundown people. Don't continue
to be weak, nervous, and headachy-
take GUIDES Pepto-Mangan and re-
store your good health. Thousands
have been helped back to health by
it-you can be benefited If you will
accept this truth and act now. Sold
in both liquid and tablet form.-Ad-
vertisement.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
"THt RIGHT TO LOVE"

ION with The Dance" was . Pho
toplay Sensation-Remsmbsrina that,
See "The Right to Love-"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

Judge Calhoun came up Monday 10
hold civil term Of court, but had t.
defer the session until next day, as
most Of the officials were out on the
levee.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
FRESH FROM THE FARM
2 Reel Comedy.
ADMISSION

Lower Floor-Adults 25c plus war
tax; children 15c including war tax
Balcony-Adults 25c including wa,
tax; children 15c including war tax
Balcony reserved for colored at
all shows.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN TEN.
SAS PARISH ON SUNDAY,
IL .. m. and 7 D. m.

Newellton-H. w. Cudd, Methodist.
st. Joseph-Rev. NJ. J. McLain Pres
byterian.
Sunday School and church Sunday.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

PROGRAM STARTS EACH NIGHT
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK; SATURDAY
NIGHT ZONE SHOW ONLY AT
7:30.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
SATURDAY
PRfCllLA DEAN
WILD HONEY


6 Reels.
Now in it's fourth week Of highly
successful run At Shubsrt's Csasral
Theatre, New York City, having ep-
Grated q prs-rslsase /. New York
February 2eth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28

bunb". @obt eiort. SIere llngooms'
lag fontir,er iiffert til of fslse efter
for at funne faa boIbe fig nsitrale
inbtil pibere | Waalitriben. Sffe iaa
at foritau, at hi observation-disclosures TO-
Ter os beretti9eoe til at ia eft Sro mco
/ 2aget | benne Sag; mert bporfor
itiffe UNDER Stol Den Gienbsgier.
ming, at Waalet albrig fan eIer bsr
pinoe nogen n%9pnepGrbig llbbrebelie
Der blonbt os NorOm9nb Imerifa?
@oar &igsmaalet opbprer / 3orge,
bill ber | Imerifa ocn norlfe Slrnge
%.
Waoam 9ilteruo: - "Sm ieg iaa
blir mine bitnorebe Mar, glcmmer ieg
alorig, bpor rar on iaa no, GA on
friet til mig"
Sr. SiIterlIb: = Seq iaa life
bare rar no, men par pirfelig Iiot rar
al mig osiaa!"
Gen, iom CTR, til ban tigger, bsr
man llaa, til ban ligger." - (Solsrif
Srotag). Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
sra

RcO~enitaaen0e Heiolution, forfattet
o. oplpIt al Sr. gureaucbef ". Wfor.
geritierne paa Roromanos. Sorbln,.
bets Oteblemsmeoe ben Soc Sebrllar,
blcu cnItcmmig pebtaeet:
"Horbmanos. 6orbunoets Meolemss
MODE / 9riitiania Soe iSebrl,or 1922
iommenfalot Tor at enife 81. @aDe
% SrIte pelfommen hienr ira ocres
Anlerifatlir bar netop lpttet iii Iof,
torens 9eretnirg ON oen itororteoe
og bierteoarme Wootagelie, Dor Ssor.
ntato bar msbt opernlt, bbor ban
fprbeoes blanbt SanosmPno poa ben
an0en Sibe at Sapet. Reoet enifer
/ Den g~rlconing at icnbe Ell Silicrl
til ode DC SnItiti,tioner, Hprcninoer
% @ufettpcrioncr | oct norife Slime
rtfa, iom paa iaa mangfoloiae
0faaocr bar bibraget til at Sltrcn
blen iaa eneitaocnbc pellpffet, - Ell
Silien og Ell Saf for bcn 1aabe,
hporpan De mobtog Sormunbelt pa
aienncm ham Iorbmon6s- Sorbun.
bets Somlingstanfe. Goftor @aoes
@eretlting bar gipet Sorbunocts
Wfeolcnmer Ell lepenbe Sslelie al. OF
De maltge Sanifeligbeber, Tom Sri.
gen % bonb Der fuIgtc meb bcn,
lagoc / Seien for Goronlanbs Tsor-
bpnoct5 Sag, mi poa oct nprmeitc
1pnes ooerplinbet Zig, at Seien after
tfuloc ltgge FLAIR for grbei6ct paa at
oeoligeboloe StammeilGetifabetS %
ben f9aes aulturs 9oanb meaent
Solf at norif got / uQe 9ono.
gfan fsler peo benne A%nIebnina en-
Srang til at rette Ell Ippel til ,sor.
brrtoets Wteolemmer og 8enner / De
6oreneoe Stater ON at aisre tit
poerite for at &c SmpuIicr, ium Gyor.
lnanoets 9eisg utpiliomt bar oipet,
lnaa bltne bolot lebenbe ilig, at Rei.
len fan fonlme I'll of betp0e en- porid
Stprfelie al DC 9anno, iom fnptter
oS iammen, og al Den Sag JON 3orb.
manosTorburlbct bar giort til lin.
gdu er Sinbene aabnc for De no.
tionale &Groier, Tom err Spacseie
Tor aIle al norif Scrfomit. 9oo os
t~Ilitter HorbmanbS SorbrnScts Gro.
ocrfipoe / ulc Sano.
Noromanbs. iSorbuloct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
sos oaniftalcnoe Ne9re.

s "Geroens @ar,g" bar Iebaf.
tionsicfrctpr Silbp. Care ifilbret ct
geie9 poo De tioligere banif.peitinSi-
ife Yer. San ifriper bI. a.:
Set er puoiigt of bare aae De for.
te, barbeneoe Gentlemen inaffe
0unif. 9e lGrte set / Stolerl, iaa
l9nse Eerne tilbsrte Sannrarf, og
lelp ON ct irpgteligt Reeer.@ngelif
or oeres natiirliac ltotrpfsmiooel,
laa fan Dc bog aIeiarmcu tilitrGffe.
list 9anlf til at iiee: Sob aipit,
Sanosmane!" % ~lignenoe n~eSpenoi.
&c SGtninger.
entelte al Dem inaffer iorreIten
CAN'T cmtrent iaa 9obt, iom ON De
bapoe boet | Siebenbapn al lin 5io;
men DC, iom taller allermeit ilpoenoe,
bar iom &egel oeret / SorienS Suat.
bus.
Eaa Saoeifiltcne / Charlotte @ma.
lie lGler man: @~srresaSe, aoneenS.
9aoe, Slcr0aabc, HpsoSc Ncsrc.
ne bar imiolertib bapt liot pauifeliat
peo at sisre iis fortreIise meo bisie
Napne, 90 |, gr. 8rinicnsaabe falo.
ties oertor iGopanlig Glaisbpttle Il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
1noldnoet.
8npernprcns Scitrrbclier mislpf-
Sortirttelfe ira Gise 3

OApNNhPiNHS u WIKI WtStuh
fes. Zen al @itpernpr Blaine iam.
menfalbte grtraiesiion al 2e~gislatu-
rem blcp til Iibct 8apn foriaapiot arl-
goar bans p9ientlige Sormaal, On
SorilaNet ON at tilbagefalbe Scmme-
ligbeOStlaululen / Sopcn al9aaclloe
Snotpgtslfatten blcu forfaitet iioiic
Srcoag. Meo t9 moo II Stemmer
peotog Scnatct ct al Sfogmo itillct
Northumberland til Seuerions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mebens Is.
iernblp meo 81 moo 3S Stemmer neg
teoe at itrpge Gatlins ENHANCEMENT til
Cabs Observation-Disclosures % Ser
paa meo iamme Intal Stemmer pcO.
tog 9Imcnbemcntet. 2opgiperne ers
flGrcbc, at DC bapoe belapet iig paa
at rciie bien SrcOag Miten enten man
betrastcoes iom fGroige eIer life.
Ne undertakes Operation. gn
Solitein Ore, tilbsrenoe George
Scbuiter peb Wtifppnagu % p9roiat
til $4,000, bleo Der ON Sa9en laet
paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % fulbitpnoig
beospet, buorpaa en- fire Sommer
lang Staaltraao blep fiernet fra bens
Siertepoie. Stdaltraaoen, iom bar
al oct Slags, bpormeb So bunotes,
bapbe fra Wabe eler Sarme banet
Jig Sci til Sprets Sierte, bpor Den
trueoc Siuet, Soruoen Sraaoen fier-
neoeS ire Charts Wiaterie og 8Gb.
tier, iom bauoe iamlet fig peo Siertet,
% iom en- lioen grtraoperation, man
life bapbe giort &egning paa, fierne-
ocs fra Srens Mape flere nofiaa ito.
re Steite 90 enoel Spiger. Sren bar
lloget or efter ben prloige Wtosie ge-
bsoeliesmioler ocn bapbe taect til fig
llnoer Den langparige operation, men
SprlGgerne mente ben bapoe De beb.
tic lloiigter til at blipe belt Jig ielp
igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
CoDsieus paa XanosmaaI.

Somcrs beremte iortplenoe Iiat
"SbpsieusfppOet" foreliaeer MI /
norif Speri9ttelic. SoeriGtteren,
Nrne 8arborg, faar Ben gamle SfalO
til at ipnge iorbauienoe paffert poa
norif Wtaal.
Som Ell Smasbio bioipttes DC
iitOleocnbe 2inier, Sigterens gsn iii
Sungcns 8uoinoe:
Coughs, fortel meg ltnl munncr
hin r~aaoslsge, baii iom 10 pioe
frillguln lal,t flaffe, oaa spbt ban
huooc oct beilaee Sroia, og iom Jeff
rlall8c bititaber iiaa og iolfeififf
pmis. 9tpfic ao oanifor % int puo
ileet ban freiita meo' Der ban itribbc
Tor cigc liz % for bcimfismo aot
ipcinorne fine; benin ban enoaa iffic
Jeff ~frelit, iaa giernc ban piloe; for
peo hclltpslcg baab Sci iisIpc paIbu
ica banc, taufclspiur bei bar, ionl
lol =glto.llfiarne 'logta; bcimfirinoi
Seltos oua, oen bsgbcimsionen, benin
reoa. Gitfuart INN bette no on for
tclic pis, 3eos. ootter bpge!
"SbDsicllSfopbet" uogier 337 ST
Der og foiter i%nobrnbet omfring
$500.
Sctte SlOtioens, for life at iiae
aae Sibers, Melterperf buroe finoc
ma1lgc i~ntcrcsicrte 9piere oaiaa
blanbt os gtorif.I ncrifanere.
IrcI.
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Gesiems 90
Knuojens Doc.
Geres iibite 2eirbaal % bpao beri
fanotes.

S September 1919 forIoo SeS.
icnt % 9ruloien "Wtal,b" for a.
bragg til &ap 2%iieliuifin. Sioer
har mani intet bort fra benz. Sn.
gen - bperfen at De omboropp.
lenoe / "Mallb" eaer &c TO - bap.
C. bel oengang nogen Sanfe ON, al
&c alorig mere ifuloe penbe tilbaJc
fta oct obe 2ano. Som man buffer,
Ecu cit expedition uorllitet ira
Sromsp for at Isge eftcr Dem, men
ioen Selo. 0eltagerne i grpebi.
t!oncn er mt penot tilbaae, o. Den
16oe 6ebriiur meloes berom fra
Sromsp:
Ears Safpbicn og Garlien folr
itag bicm. On Segningen efter
Sesiem og amioIe fortGller So,
fpbien:
"Si forIob Seign peb Gicfion Sen
soc Sum- 1921. vi fierte ntco Ten.
vi iattc Gllrieu moo Sepotct paa
Sop @ilo, buortiI hi anfom Den
2Soe Snni. 9repct, icm &nSiernc
bar telegraferet ON, fanot hi Der.
Set bar oateret 15be Ioocmber
1919 % nnoerteanet al Yeter g.
'ScSleln oa saul 9nubien.
Srepet meooeIcr, at De TO Mtpn>
tom oio Den 10bc Nopembcr OF
fanot 9rso.Eropianten / Sepotei
pHelaJt. Snliolertio bar 9usiernr
! gebolo, % &c flptteoe Dem Ienaerc
op paa Sanb. Sermetifmabrn m,ao
BABE pGrrt goo, for De ifriucr at sc
tog Ercpiant fra 0cpptet for 20
Sage. &c bar / goo apnoition o.
riloe begpnoe Suren til Sort 9icf.
ion oen LOBE Hopember, altiaa Iarr.
nlc Tag &c ifrep.
&c to MtGitbS Serb finoe hi isi.
&c otter ScirbaaIene. Gen iioste
sllfebob, hi traf paa, bar imiblertio
roget ltprre enc DC andre, oa inoe.
tolot forifieaise Sing iom Snapper.
Ssifller, Scnreiter, Sp9nber %
Snipe.
Seq fnnor antase, at bcn enc er
coo Der, % at Den anben bar brGnbt
bam, for at ban life ifilloe Iisge o.
t!ipe opGot al Gpr.
Smfrins gaaIet ianot hi araa.
9%cuGrbpllter fra 1912, Saalpatro.
ler al aalibcr 16, en- brenbt Cole.
fi'tp, en- Summcfnip, ct Barometer
en- SaaoSbogc. ct SnebriucgIas, en-
Sln9 til Ell Soranet % Ell Ipnt,
iom oi life fienote.
81 besrop gifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
Wiuionarpine efterioees

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Graham Slrffielo fra Chicago er an.
fommet oertil 9pen forat isge eiter
fin II Iar gan,le Ssn, @oroon, iom,
forteaer bun, al lin fornplig afoeoe
Snfel, 8orbon Snffielb | Detroit,
Wticb., er teitamenteret en- Sormlte
paa 100000, Der bog fsrit ifal
operbraaes BAN, naar ban bar naaet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Woberen beretter, at 8iltten | Sf.
tober THOR forioanbt fra @roi5man.
Sfolen / 9lainfielb, sc. s., % at
ban. ba bum iibit bsrte ON balr, ar
beibeoe | en- &eitallrant / Stem Yorf
Gitp.