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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-30
For Night Collections.

rot the unsightly refuse and ash cans
which sometimes mar our beautiful
streets and avenues all day be put out
ard emptied after dark, say between
midnight and 6 A. NJ?
Out West and especially In Califor-
MIA. many we'll laid out cities have rear
lanes where the collection of such refuse
is made. Beautiful New York. tho pride
OF America. should not be less careful
than these Western cities.
ANDREW LIVINGSTON MASON.
NEW YORK, March 20.
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At the Days End.
is enough for me

1t Is enough for me
That just one leafless tree
Is spread above the hill,
A net, to catch the still
First star that rises white
And clear against the night.
II is enough for me
That from my door ! see
The moon, silver thread.
Upcurved above my head
I shall not ask for more
Than moonlight on my floor J..
TO dream before sleep,
no have a star to keep
ABIGAIL w. CREssoN.
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Trolley Service Needed.

To THE NEW York HERALD: think
the removal of the trolley car service on
Columbus avenue between Slxty-fifth and
10th streets would from a business
point be step backward. and would
also be drawback to residents Of that
district, who would be compelled to use
the elevated road for short rides.
Business should be encouraged rather
than hindered. JOHN III. DfrRsrN.
BROOKLYN, March 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-30
Keely's Motor.
Electricity Made 1t Go, According to
One Investigator.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: In regard
to the Keely motor, if you will refer to
the files of THE NEW York HERALD OF
say twenty-five or thirty years ago you
will find series of articles by my old
friend George w. Brown OF Brooklyn
wherein the moGus operandi Of the Kecly
machines was fully explained.
1t is fact that Keely's playing of a
musical instrument would cause certain
parts of the machine to move, slow or
fast. in accordance with the tempo
electricity was the power, not compressed
air. and how it was caused to be applied
was very well explained by Mr.. Brown.
SUN-HERALD READER SINCE 1876.
NEW YORK, March 20.
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The Fiddler.

Stub Watts ne died the other day
There wasn't a tune he couldn't play
AS he added and fiddled and scraped
away
Out in old Missoury.
Oh. Stub could play like summer
breeze
And fiddle the leaves right off the trees
Ilay slow and low. or just to please,
Old Stlbd play like fury.
Stub played for the pioneers 10 dance
On the westward trail Of the Golden
Chance
And before the Indians took to pants
Oh, am pretty sure he
Played every kind OF Turing lay
Rut then--as We started out to say
Stub Watts cashed in the other day
Out in Old Missoury.
SEABURY LAWRENCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-30
The Turk No Longer Suppliant.

The liberal revision Of the Treaty
of Savres proposed by the allied con-
ference at Paris, even though COM
plete reversal of previous demands
and policies, does not meet the ap-
proval of the kemalists. the strong
est national faction in Turkey. To
MUsTApHA KEMAL Pasha the changes
in the treaty do not embody those
Nationalist demands which are i'm
dispensable to Turkish independence"
and which il not granted will decide
the Kemalist Government at Angora
to leave the future OF Turkey to be
decided by force of arms.
These demands, which the Berlin
Bureau Of THE New YORK HERALD
gives as they were made public at the
Kemalist European headquarters at
Berlin, are in the nature OF a defiance
to the Paris conference. In the first
place, the Nationalist will not abol-
ish compulsory military service; the
most they promise is that the Turk
ish army will not be used for pur-
poses OF conquest. They refuse to
negotiate the question of the Turk
ish straits unless Russia is present.
as they have an agreement to that
effect with Russia.
They insist upon the abolition Of
the system which exempts foreigners
from Turkish jurisdiction. This is
restatement of the former decree
abolishing the right of foreigners
in Turkey to be tried by their
own courts, change which ENvER
Pasha made shortly before he
openly cast Turkeys fortunes with
Germany. The Nationalists will
discuss reparations il Turkey re-
ceives reparation for damages caused
By the Greek invasion of Asia
Minor: so far as the Ottoman
debts are concerned. they will con-
slider only obligations incurred be-
fore the world war. All OF these
points which the Angora Govern
ment insists shall be decided now in
their favor we're with one possible
exception haggIed over by European
diplomats for years before the world
war.
There Is wide difference in the
present position OF the Turk and his
position at the time OF the signing
OF the Treaty OF Sevres. When he
protested against the terms OF the
treaty the Allies informed him
that IL he did not agree to them,
suppress the Nationalists and estab-
lish peace in Anatolia they would,
Gin accordance with the terms OF the
treaty, be driven to reconsider the
agreement by ejecting the Turks
from Europe once and for ALL"
When the treaty was signed new
Armenia was set up and there was
much talk OF the protection OF the
Christian people in the Sultan's do
main. All the provisions for the
safeguarding of the Christians and
their interests are now apparently
forgotten.
A few weeks ago when France
traded off her mandate for Cilicia
and evacuated the territory over
which she held sway almost the en-
tire Christian population fed to the
1Egean and Mediterranean coasts be-
fore the advance OF the Kemalist
army. Armenia, 1t Is now proposed,
shall be turned back to Turkish SOW
ereignty and the conference relieved
OF any further responsibility by plac.
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Freed from the Ice and snow,
With fresh green glow.
Behold the moss
That takes no hint Of loss
or CLINT or gloss,
But holds It's yerdant vigors
Despite the winter and its cruel rgors !!
May VIC thus keep
When Ages frost and blight upon us
creep
A spirit that shall be
vernal perpetuailyT
c1rsroS SCOTLAND.
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Collecting Ashes.
A Protest Against and n Plea for
Doing the Work at Night.

To THE New York HERALD: Cannot
the collectors of ashes and other refuse
SO arrange their work as to allow us
poor Down casters to sleep in the early
morning?
The manner in which they flirt with
ash cans upon the hard walks indicates
that hotel sleepers have no rights. For
one hour, from o 80 to 10: 80 on Sun
day evening, ashes were being removed
from my hotel. accompanied by IN
necessary noise. BEACON HILL.
NEW YORK, March 20.
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Henceforth in this State husband
who is absent from his wife five years
is presumed TO be dad. This means
five consecutive, rot aggregate, years.
SO the new law Is of no use to golf
widows
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Mans Prryers;tv

From the Altoona Tribune.
woman contributor writes: Men are
90 pcrycrse that I'm sure they would actu-
ally enjoy taking castor oil II they had TO
sneak into back door from a dirty alley
on Sunday morning 20 get IT,"
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The Associated Press n exclusively entitled
10 tho use for republication OF all news dig
matches credited 20 X or not otherwise
credited In this paper, and also the local
news published herein.
All rights of republication Of special dis
patches herein are also reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-30
The Perfect Farm Hand.
FROM INC Kansoa citv SIN

From the Kansas CITY Star.
III I was working for man" declares
Charley Rice OF Clay Center, 'and he told
mo 10 go out and plant sweet corn in octo-
Der. I would 70 and do a."
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EVENTS TO-DAY.

Fiignest temperature, So at 80 A. M.
Lowest temperature. SO at midnight.
Average temperature Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-30

Or, perhaps, the City Hall idea is
that civic virtue should be heard but
not seen.
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Temperature
ya-A ~ -

Observations at United States Weather Bu-
reau stations taken at p. M. yesterday
seventy-fifth meridian time:
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Directors and officers: Frank A. Munsey.
resident; Erwin Wardman, Nice-President:
Nm- 7. Dewart, TREASURER; r. II. Tlther-
ngton, Secretary.
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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.

The temperature In this city
as recorded by the official Their
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-01

II Maane6, Ear opbort at eriitere for
.oisie 16 SernbanerS 8e0fommenoc.
2anoets ftgrite ssSern6aneipitem
PenniDlbania Notlrono l.. So1nn1er
begD16te ssorDan6l:neer / Sen @et>
ming n1eo fine 8Grfiteosarbeioere og
babbe ti6ligere afiluttet en- 1igre11be
Oberensfon1it> meo bern. Ser er
ialt POI sSernbaneie1ifoler al fer<
ite &lasie ber / 2anoet mco en iant=
let 8aneleng6e of 256,000 Mil.
0n1trent 90 af Msie Gelifaher bar
bilagt sen ii6ite @treif ,paa @aiis
af @orfiel6= =Setpell 0bere1.sfon1jten,
og @elifaber, iom reprqfe1terer ca,
100000 Mi1, forban6ler nlt mes Sc
res Mrbei6ere ONT :Sbere1tSfon1lter
af famine 9lrt iom BenriDlbania-
Spitemets og oe oDenfor on1talte 16
SSSernbaners.
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@emator 6. 6. 2pbcef bbb.

st Sorgens 8n6ifah TOM ira
Mleran6ria igaor, ser berettet at Sen
belfien6te og agteoe @cr6mon6, Sc
nator 6. 6. 2ebect 6eoe 6eriteos
Man6agsaften. Dette nil bisielig
beffe @org / itore &re6ie, 6a &r.
2ebecf bar en al Sc be0it tjen6te
Menb beri g}or6beiten.
Mf6eoe bar feot / Erplil, 9iter5a<
len, @orge, 1864: Me6 lime eSor=
el6re u6bon6re6e ban til elnerifo /
1867 og Gamilien boiotte fig i
Douglas County. ST.. 2phecf bar
bele fit 2ip en- ibrig s(fbo1osmono,
og <gior6e maaife mere ems nogen
an6en enfelt Mono beri Morobeiten
forat bonlpie @aloonernc. S &C.
gis1aturiesiionerne 1907 og 1909
bar ban Me6lem of &eprele11tant-
buiet / Dor @tat og / 191s og 1917
bar ban Me6lern al Senotet. g}oar
bette Sfrtbes beo hi lite hpo6 Oe6s<
oar1agen bar, men at bon fiji ct bo=
ittgt @n6e1igt, set beo bi: thi en- al
bans Dptre bar ber poo 0jcmreiie
fra Breckenridge ient Man6agsfpelo
og bum fortalte at bum ho6oe prret
biemme / @6n6ngs og 6a bar ber=
6es 6ar me6 ba11ligt @eftnoen6e.
@enere: @t6en obenitaoen6c blep
ifrebet bar hi fl1n6et 7to, at 2pbecf
bleb ipg be6 @i66agstio Mon6og og
6g6e on1fring &l. 6 famine Gfter-
ni66ag. s1an bar ben ienere &io
li6t en6el of @astritis> melt bar til
iDnelaoenoe / goot 8efinoer6e inb=
til ban fit set plu6ieliec Mnfol6,
fom bro9te De6en. &o11s efterla6te
8grn er fire Dptre og en Gen / ST.
6eren fra 7 til 25 9ar. 3an par ct,
@ror of &aitor SsSoban 2obecf / ct.
@aul. 8egrabelien foregacr ierit=
fomme116e 6reoags @fterntiSoog.
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1tru paa galfan. =.

! Dogbons&isiar, Meit srafie1,
276e 0ft. Sen forBoIosn1nsiige
Stilbeo, iom Ser bar berffet paa
@alfan, fi6en oe forffisaige: Greos-
traftoter blep unoerffrepet, ipnes at
bore forbi, og faabibt mar Tan for
itaa, maa ser ct MirahIs,t ior at
bin6re &ononerne fra atter ot: Iaoe
iin @pit bsre. LIZ ... =
Set itite 0ro er iffe blit fagt
bba6 Erafien oneaar, % bpis ben
foreitaoenoc Greosfongtes 'ion ifoI
orone m1eo Mffererrte Ii Grienten,
iiftffe life boloes / BEN 11erutefte sSrer1ttio,
:er ser l16iigt til, at oe11 greife gr-
me, ser er blit reorgonileret / @eit-.
.Erafien, iiffffe bill biie Tia billig til at
treffe fig tiIbage n6en Scamp.
Gonitaoiierne, iont Mefer ct bite
fig be6 8eepn6eHen af Pn &rig paa
8alfan otter bor biit fig Erafien.
og om 6e emo forbo11erI'ig rolig for
0iebliffet, for6i 6e Mliere6e hor
Gropper 6er> tan man. bel gaa n6
fra> at 8olfan bill ftaa brar0 e,1bnu
en- Gang, naar 6e slliere6es @tri6s
frefter er Bit truffet tilbage oerfra.
Gomito6iierne fat altto ipillet en-
pigtig 9tolle / 6e politufe SorDol6e
poa 8a1fan. .Det er GSribpttere, fon
/ al &emmeliebeo 1tbttes al fine re-
ipeftibe &egieringer, opr foripner
6em n1e6 @aaben og Mmmltnition
og paalegge 6em at plpaore fienbt=
lige 2an6sbper &oa ofn :Naaoe er.
Set ingen Gag for oe reIpettine ate=
gjeringer at tage 9lfltdrn fra 6en1
og oeres &anolinger, 6ptlfet Sc life
frr6e giere, ONT 6et bar reguInre
Eropper, iom par blit fe16t us. :
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Oscar @amaen.

Oscar &augen, bbis Spgoont ri
.fer bar nebnt, 6e6e / fit &jem /
Mnr6al tgaar. 0p6saoringen bar
Mabefreft, bboraf ban bar liot en-
1engere $i6.
Mf6e6e bar fe6t g(ur6al og bar
BOOB Der bele lit 2ip. g2e5 lin 0eo
par ban 42 Mar gannel. Slnfrinq
7 &ar ii6en b1eb ban gift lne6 Meils
Marie 2angietb> iom nl1 ooerlcber
bam. 9e bar ingen @grh. s5or-
noen fin &nitru oberlebes Ian of
fplgen6e Selfett6e: &ortbig &ou-
gen og &aftor s.. s. Saugen beri
8pen; SSobn &augen, &at,nesbilIe,
Wftnn.; og Mrs. Sline &bern, iom
bor etpar @il til Moro fra @9en.
@egrabelien foregaar f6ritfon1m.
sSreoag &I. | Gm. fra &jen1ntet og
M. 2 fra Sang @irfe. &aItor 6.
Be6erion forretter. =
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&alset ben Tie 9sub.
sSglgenoe er @nn6iooternc:
.Gtatsticfetcrt.

S@ulSltClt1Cu.
6orbunoi oienator: sSranf 9. &e1=
logg, @ep.; @et1rif S9ipiteao> Gar-
mer-2abor; Mnna 8. Oleio1, Dcm.
@1tberngr: S. M. 8. Nre''s, Step.
Mogttus ssobnion, Sarnter=2abor;
Com. SsSn6rebus, Gem.
@ice=@ub.: 2ouis 6. Collins,
&ep.; Mrtbnr 81. Sieg1cr, sSarmer>
2abor; g. so. 8rDan, Gem.
@totsiefreter: W}fe So1m, Step. ;
Srfie SO. Stageberg, SScrtner<2a-
Dor; 6. 9e. Stpanion, Dem.
@tatsau6itor:: St. g. gbole, Mcp. :;
@lt5a 6. Deming, 6arnter=2abor J;
S. 6. GoieD, Sem.
Statsfasferer: @enrp &ines, Mep
S. $. @epes, 5armer-2obor.
slttornep @ettl.: 6. E. @ilton,
@ep.; Sc. 6. @merfer> s5armer- -2a=
bor;; S. 6. 9oran, 9em.
T SernbonefommiSigr Sban No=
tpen, 9iep.; SO. @. @obiter, ,Gorn1er-
2abor; 50. S. geortb, Gem.
@1erf @rpreme Court: @roce s.
&aercber, &ep:;; $. s. &an 2ear,
6arm. z2abor;; s. S. &ebl, 9enr.
@pieiteretsoomner: SS;alnes s.
Quinn; @iIliom 81. 9ln6erl lon.
Stem for en af obeni itooen6e for
bbert @mbe6e.
GpnntD Sicfet:
Gor &ongresien: &olpor @tee=
nerion, 9fep.; &1tu6 @efal6, Garm.>
2nbor.
@totsienotor: @lmer 6. s(oan1s;
CHARLES 81. 2nn6.
Gtem for en- for bbert Enbe6e.
9fepreientanter: 81. g. Cole, 9foD
6. Quinn 8. s. &i16en, s. .. @om-
pc, &annab s. &empfer, 9eel5 &.
Moen, @. IS. 5berlnon, @arob
Spragne.
9f 6isie maa man life femme for
flere en6 fire.
County Mttornep: 9}oger 8. DeIl,
2eonar6 @rifsion.
@ontntisFer >26et Gift: Carl
Mrel Mn6erion, S. 6. @etcrIon.
46e @iftr. 2oliis sc: &anion, 81.
g. 81. @eIion.
@tem for en- for 6oert @n1beoe.
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cleansing cathartic for constipa-
,tion,. biliousness, headaches, and
sluggish Bowels.

Snsen &obeopine / 35 War. ST. g
q. @erg i @eu5ance, Sa1t., ifriber:
rSeg bliber inart otti @(ar gan1mel.
Gor 35 Mar fi6en leo leg forferoc>
Iigt al @obe6pine. Seq ifreo efter
en Brebeflaife af 9r. Beters &urifo
og oenne Me6tctn fnrereSe mig
fuIoite16igt. Seq bar oloriG boft
11ogen &obeopine, b9rb at tale ol.1,
ii6en. &urifo er bleben bor~-foitc
&usme6icin og hi bilhe lite .gierne
bere oen foru6en". @n @ang bruet
bliper bette urtepreparat i6ottei og
antaget iom Gami1ien1e6icin. Set
f9lges lite al Mpotefere. Sor G1ls
feltbe6er ffrib til Dr. Seter Sabr-
nep & Cons Co., 2501 @olbington
8Ib6., Chicago, SSSn.
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Sprcote @bbeoer.

@n nofioo iieloen ,Seit1iabeo fonot
Ste6 / 5tarbl1cf Yopei g., ARinn,
@enoog Sen. 8oe aDft. @aitor CIR.
@e6erion og bans Ibillirobro6er
Olans &e6erion funoe nsn1lig oa
feire 6eres 70=9lars Sebiels6ag.
Dr. 2pmon slbbott, SheE smfeodft smfeodft
tbr af Gi6Sifriftet ~G,1tlecf" og
1anosberen1t @re6ifa11t, sSl1rtit, Gor
fatter og &enrp @aro 8eecbers Gf=
ternan6 iom &relt beb B1bn1o11tb
@bnrcb 8rooflpn, CT Sen 226e 0f=
tober ofgoat beo 9eoett i~lit @iem /
Metp Sort / et sll6esr af 11elten 81
Star.
Dobi6 Mc2nngbItn 1, Oafbille,
sSa> 9ier &rab pao at bore oen nlo=
ite Mano, Ser bar ieilet gje11nem
2nften i en- Meroplan. San fpIote
100 Mar Mpril og foretog fin f6r-
ite 2uftieila0s forrigel @pnoag, 90
ban bleb taget mco len 9leroplon
fra 6lpbepIa6ien beo / Manntont5,
Su., paa Sur til i'm H'ennbp 0at=
billie.
S Gorbin6elie neo IS. 9l. u. CIT
campntent / Deg 0iot11es forlcoen,,
bo16tes en- n1eget bellDffet @anfet i
ct. SSobn lttb. &irfe til 9Gre fpr 6e
ifan6inapiife Getcrancr. 8lan6t Sa
lerne. bar Son. O1eD Mpllon, &le =.
9foe, 81. 80. ,Gen5erion. &cb. Sea-
mer, 8. M. Slnoar;rn zMlfre6 Ssoe+
ion og Or. Ulomiet. /
Sfglge ir16lgbet Me65elelie fra
g}or6man6sforbu lGefretoriot
@rtitiarta oil MISUNDERSTANDING
fra 1ite Sanuar 1882 begproe us
gibellen af ct eget l1geblao.. Dlooet
faar @abn al ~Mor6ne1to Soroen
runbt" og pil gi fortfath0e Dplps=
ninger ont ct itort MntpI 9eoromeno
bien1me oq 11oe. Det6tgr paaregne
Snteresie bos ale 11onf.interesIere-
6e og fortiener l16breSeIie bIa11ot
9eor6npn6 / alle 8er1elts1eIer. -
Sorbunoets Siosifrift bill fortiette
at n6fomme iom bi6til. ,:.'
Gropfitom COLLEGE.
er BEN eloite og be6it uoitpre6e v@u'
iineis" Sfo1e / @or6beiten. Bi ia,
biulpet Eufinoer at opnoa Sltfces
og Ri tan bielpe Big. Gazette Us.
glitter. Soft og 2ogi i rribatc 6n,
miller $3.50 til $500 pr. l1ge. Sui.
tton" er nebiat. Euition fri til
&reblinger ON 6e ioa tim bar 1niite1
en- Singer. @frib ibag efter &nta.
log til 6. 80. @ntbre, Yref1oent
Groofiton College, grooffto1k Nsinn
~Morn1anoen", Grarb Sorts,
ifriper Deputy Sberiff Doi,1 Ober-
By bar iioite .l1ge bapi gedDg al fin
81-aarige Sdr ito 9f3sfoaen, q. g.
N}t. SSobn s. ausrba, fest. pat1 1bn,
Jet, Rftetoalelt isd2 3 er trcbs itn
loale Weet frsplhliaa taf 90 tSrla,
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Ole Smpelanb.

Ole SSube1at16 6boe / tit Stem i
2otpn of eagle 2afe iii1c Eorsoag
efter en- lengere @pgeliaEeb al @ier-
tefei1 og anore Sorbiflineer. =.
Mf6g6e bar fe6t j 9ele1uorfer,
Morge, og bleD otnfring 60 9lar gam
mel. San efterla6er 3is &uitrlt og
fite pofsne 86rtt.. 8eqrabelie,t fo-
re9if / Mdnod6s fra S5ienttttct pd
Bethel Mrfp fatftttet af a,aitut n,
Wlnlbese Is,
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Seq Ter / Wtirneapolis Sournal>
at MnoD @un1p er fobgr af 1obere
@fatter og iordge6e l1bgifter. l1oen=
tbil, oerlom ban blir nulet, iaa bil
bon oberlebere os en- @totsparf n1eo
oen enc @oono me6ens ban reduce
rer @fatterne me6 Sen ancen. Stats
parfer er en- l16gift 1om fciter Sta=
ten fra $4,000 til $20,00C.0O
bbert Mar for @e6lige5ol6elie og Tpr
be6rtnger for bber Yarf.
9@rbeoigft,
s. u. &1tnom.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-01
Sra en-. 9sip,1eerprrit.
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SCltPIe JttuulIpI UlUtie.
Gen1tiaarsfeften / 6ergus Salls
er ben ipbe,t6e leg bdr fact 'ppre meo
paa / 6e to iiite Mar. Seq bur nen1>
Zig / &orbenifiol6, slu6rbon og Cor
1norant Safe ifior og bar It'll peret /
geioaros> 8attle Gate, 5arpsbcrg
og Serg11s Sails iaar.
Set er lite iMtafee iaa ofte, at en- @enis>
beo faar ba fin fbrite Frelt ,ne6 fig
naar Sen fetrer fin Serntiaarsfeit,
men biftnof er6nu ifielonere at bau-
6e fbrite Areit og fbrite @loffer er
ttIlte6e. Men set ben6te 5arps=
borg Menigbe6 be6 6ers syeit ben
256e Sum- 5. 81. Ser fit 11emlig
baa6e g. Glotten og ieg uere mco.
Seq begpn6te init firfelige slrbei=
6e / Tor6enfiol6, 1871. Der BOO
6e ieg 6a ogfaa ct par 9lar, men flnt=
teoe in6til Sereus sSa1ls Soften
1878. Weit opui16eliae &al6 bar
&oroenifio16, SttAr Soil Gountn,
Grpltl6, Douglos County. gorn1o=
rant 2afe, 8ecfer Gountr og en- DE
nigbe6 otntre1tt 90 Mil 11orlenfor
ser bbor Sarge nu 1iggcr Dafota.
Sen ii6ite 6e6e in1i6lerti0 itrafs,
men Mrbei6smarfen 11oti0e6e fig cI=
lers iaa ieg en Gi6 bob6e &ilipn
me6 to Menigbe6er / Daltglas Conn
tp, tire / &ecfer 60. for11oen e11 iets
ipb Menigbe6er og nogle &re6ife=
pla6ie Otter EaiI. S 1872 lit ieg
6og. &ielp of &aitor g. @agbpe> iom
obertog @lrbeioet / @ecfer County
og gfeo 9fiper6alen, oe @oitoc 9.
@augita6, iom fom til Da1tglos 60.
Du bab6e jeg bare Otter Gail Count
tp og ipntes jeg bao6e oet ioprt let
bin6t. Get b1eb bog !l1art iorlne-
get og 1874 fit ieg @jGlp of %ait.
S. Gbarolofen, iom obertog nogle
of Sc pitlige @enigbe6er :5aa bo60e
ieg bare fire Menigbe0er igicn Scr
gus Soils, &ongsberg, :5orp5borg
og Eoroenifjolo, ct Tibet pent &alo.
Da &D6ningsorbei6et n1e6 fine for
ffjellige @rp6ninger bar giort og III
bar fontmen nogenlnn5c Sr6en
tro66e ieg i1ni6lertto set onr beoit,
at Mrbei6et ober1o6es i ar6re &en=
Ser og mo6tog 6erfor 1877 &al6
fra Sonia.
Set ferite Mar> leg nor Yreit,
ba66e jeg lite &eit, men traifet for
set me1te omfring 1ne6 &nt,biel poo
&pggen. 9eu og 6a fit ieg oog fidre.
@oa1e6es buffer ieg at @ans Sill
fen, iom SEN Gang bo6oe ! Game
&rairie, en- bitter folo Seq tog mig
til en- af fine 8efien6te noro m>o @l=
ben fra 6ergus Sails. Oct gap Ste
oct til 9unnelien al &ongsberg
Wer1igbe0. geaar leg ifill6e paa
2angtur ogi9jennem 8ecter GoniltD
og &eo 9tiber6a1en fit Jeg in,tbler-
ti6 Mn6reas Soft til at fjgra mig.
&an ba66e boo6e Setter og ct goot
&iertelag, iaa ieg en6nu efter fennti
9lor bor bam tafne1111ig Griroring.
Som ieg, bar ban SEN Song Ting
farl, n1en fnlgte nit GretnpeI og tot
fig en &uitru Sums Ser, GboroIf
er MT &reit for en- af 6e |terIte Nee=
nigbe6er Minneopolis. Og naor
ieg 1f1tloe u6 paa 2ongreile bar en-
&onoelsman6 iaa ini16 at gan Iaat1=
te mig fin @els, iaa jeg eli ifrIoe
frDie for6erbet. Set pnr life 1oa
rart i @egpn6elien, men @no og
lnille sSo1f bia1p % igjennem.
ct. Saul, ,9ft. "a, 1922.
Deres,