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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

NEW YORK, SOY l5.--Ic Prince
ton defeats Yale on Saturday /, viii
ciinch Ia" championship Of tn" Big
Three. wind W tho season without
u TOSS or a tic ana c-lcbrat. as old
Nassau certainly knows how It's
er"ht"st year on III" grldlrou since
1911. tn" glory days ~ sam White
Also II such a thing occurs 4, will
b" an accomplishment over Yale
which comes with nothing like fire.
Iu.ncy. The bulldog has ripped tn.
Tiger To am extent that gives II A
considerable margin ON Victories.
Those lighting Tigers realize All this.
YOU know. and 1t should be a great
anray in Palmer stadium. with Yale
eager 20 snare tn" championship with
"A victory over the Tiger this week
end and another verdict over Har-
ward :! week later.
The bulldog has been defeated
To D by Iowa and wen, 10 a tie with
thc Army. Ia 10th th"ge games il
was impaired by Injuries 10 crack
men. The real ob!cc-lv. FOR Yale as
for Harvard and Princeton is IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
COURT RELEASES
WOMAN PICkETS

tco"'i"usd From First raEeJ
the banners carried by the women
""f":" IA" embassy were insulting to
Sir Auckland GcGG"s. the British am
ohsSaHpr. oven though he may have
been absent from the embassy at the
time.
Ia" defense, Represented BY John T..
Fin"rty. president q tho American
Association FOR the Recognition ~:
tn" Irish Reptile. offered evidence to
snow that the British Ambassador
was not In the building q, the time
"f IN" demonstration ], also wa,
commended that no warrant or other
legal authority had been issued FOR
the arrest ~ the women. that hold
INK three 10 "a" prisoners overnight
In house Of detention. was illegal
After being discharged from Gus
t0dy. MrS. MacSwiU.y expressed
eia'!on but said. she had expected
nothing disc. Ia reply to questions
from friends who crowded about 10
congratulate her she said tina; after
a short rest In Virginia. made ucces-
sar: hy recent Illness She would
continue her tour of the country
speaking IN behalf Of tho Irish Ra-
publican movement which, She said.
would certainly win out in the end
for tn" irish Free State Is really
n"ncN.St"nt.' Her ouiy worry, she
added. was for tho safety Of MISS
Mary MacSwincy who, she said. was
not strong enough 20 continue long
her humEcr strife. now in tn"
twelfth day, and for her i-year-oId
daughter. Marie. or whom She has
heard no word for several days.
Marie. she explained. was at the
homo az a woman IN ireland which
was recently attacked b. Free
state tgoops."
Mrs. MacSwincy. Mrs. Mary Ann
nolan, Of jacksonville. Fla. and
Miss Minnie Kearncy. OF Washing
ton. spent lastSnigh, In the house OF
detention when they refused bond
Cor their appearance at the hearing.
They We're apprcciativc pf their
treatment while in custody, they
said The othc. six women we're
freed soon after their arrest on bond
furnished by the American Associa
ton for tn" Recognition OF the
Irish Republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day

forty y"ars I have hccn mailing
collection for tho benefit OF tu,
boys and girls OF the great north
western territory. hay" flowers
from tn" Garden or Gethsousau-. am.
soil from that sacred spo: and othe-
things too numerous 70 mention.
have also huilt a iireprOUf building
I'm which To house this collection.
This is not 4 money making promo
SItion, AS I do not hope or expect 20
ever make on" cent out of it, but |
DO none to make the world a littl.
better place 20 live in. have one
room IN this building on the walls
OF which hang the enlarged auto
Eraph"d photographs of many OF
the good and great from all over
tn" earth. This art gallery con-
ta!rS the photographs Of President
wilson. tn" President OF the French
republic. Chief Justice TAFT, I.loyd
George and many others too nu-
moruus I" mention. would like 20
have an enlarged picture OF General
Robert T.. Ice to hang on the walls
OF TINS room for the benefit o; tho
boys and girls OF this nation.
truly believe ne was the creates.
military genius since the days OF
Hannibal All thinking people Of
the North know this TO be true
thought perhaps YOU could see your
way clear IN publish this letter and
mat some of your good peoplo
would b" kind enough to send mo
this much coveted photograph. II
/; Is possible, | would like also to
obtain his signature In his own hand
writing ~ y. RARCOCK
G"od!and. Ind. November IS. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
PRINCETON HAS CHANCE TO WIN
"BIG THREE" CHAMPIONSHIP
If Tigers Defeat Yale Saturday They Will Have Best
Cridron Season Since 1911 hen sam White
Leaped Into Promincncc

big three iii" IN ",h"r words Val"
h"s sun chance 10 bury the past
ana how they vii! dig In and tear
in to do H.
Both Yale and the Tigers appear
20 have quite a carahl" defense. Yale
is also credited with having strong
"n"nse- IN" TACT that Mallory. tho
star de!"ns.v" back, is under the
weather Win injuries and may not
play s on" az those much montcd
questions OF Yale followers Ills
absence would rnr the secondary
defense OF much strength.
The dor" seems 20 be Quarter Back
German who starred in the Chicago
victory. running thr Tiger team. and
Quarter Back %clGliu.:of. the made
over half back. whu starred in scor-
Ing all iouchd"wus tn ra!rs 2O-,"-o
Victory over i!rowu. MS tn" opposing
Held generals o'H"arn. OF vale. now
rrc"v"r"d from nm injury which kept
him out month. may so in IL Ncid-
!ing"r doesn't hut or gets hurt and
tho sam" holds trU. tor Diusmor.
who did s" well against Harvard for
the Tigers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
FOREIGN STARS UNABLE
TO- COPE WITH YANKS
rcnchman Oulplaycd, 500
Points to 25l, by
Wizard.
GERMAN cAMrLrrs i7s CLUSTER
walker Cochran, American STIR.
FIh!s Great tphilI Game To Make
AH"rhEr 81 33 5-i5-IIoppr Meets
Cochran Tonight.
LBy Associated presrl

NEW y.fr
''Nh' NOV u JAKE
d" haeHer maintained his position as
an indicated contender In the In
,crna,ionaI 49, hnlk lin. ,bIi,,rs
chapr,on.,,, ,a,,.,
= '"''' ''"'''' at III" i'o'
''' fehnsyl"hnit tonight. He out
= played Roger Cont. the Frenchman.
500 poin,s Ia 2ii Thn, was nn, MI
s,b,.r..r .,,,,,,,,,,
-. "t % %
"-l' that Willie Hoppe set last nisht
as the record average OF the pres
ant tournament. JIc .ls, GO, rr 4,
n.w -.r,,, 80
"'7" ~" '"' '''' com
''''''"" WIN IL massive compilation
%: 1875. This run had been imrned-
lately proceeded hy 100 Tn. cham
Mia, ,, .,..,
'' 81 - "'' OF
NIX pay was rapid, and he favored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

X. :. M"Curdy who disappeared from
her home, 2S22 Eas: Broad street.
Monday afternoon. and Is supposed 10
have left the city, after drawing nor
money out 81 the Merchants National
Bank
Tho missing woman Is reported to
be suffering from nervous troubles
and has h""n under treatment several
years. she complained OF feeling i'll
Monday and disappeared soon after
drawing her money from the hank.
Captain Alexander : Wright. who
IL directing the search for the wo-
man. received word Yesterday tina.
She had called Williamsburg by tcle-
phone. lie was Informed later In the
day that woman answering her de-
scr.ptiou had been seen wandering
along the streets at williamsburg.
Police headquarters had no further
information last nilht concerning The
search for tn. missing woman. who
is IA" wife Of a machiuis, employed
at the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad shops here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
PLAN ORGANIZING TEN
BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Open Meeting 10 Elect Com
mission Set for Friday Of
Next Week.

Ten four-club basketball Leagues
under the supervision OF commits
sion. vii! be formed. according 10
plans made last night, which wiII pu,
h"for" all ORGANIZATIONS Interested In
the great Indoor spor, a, an opei,
meeting In Muruhys Hotel OH Friday
nigh, OF next week
Under the plans OF tho comm!,,c"
appointed 10 draw VIZ the working
rules for the basketball commission.
tn" leagues wIl! bc divided into tire.
classics. AMI tn" winners wll stage
an elimination series FOR the city
championship
By having tho leagues operate IN
der "a combustion. IN. seven or elEh,
courts available in the city wnl b..
allotted hy tho schedule draitcrs and
Conflicts thereby wlll To avolded.
Ihcu too. tn" regular schedules VIII
permit he followers Of .hc game TO
piau I" So" them and Sfou.d t,.ncn,
III" sport in that maun<r.
The commute" "a work on the ny
laws Tor the commission consists 81
J"Hu J. WiCEer. Jr. q. q. James. W.
t. Hay and Charles Wiufrcc.
The Basketball season promises TO
no on. of The bcYt in tho HISTORY Of
ne sp"rt herr. church i'm Athletic
Association, the Howi;zcrs and Tia
Eola VIII haT" strong SIIn's and Will
bring som" of the ties, college and
amateur teams in tho south here Tor
sdm's Tho University OF Richmond
GG!u: VIII ais" toe ia operation and
WIFI play "A strong schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
l'nNnrS Whiting.

To tn" Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
sir There is ~ most urgent and
persistent demand on the part Of
the advocates Of bond issue FOR
road hui!diu.; for an extra session
~ IN. Legislature to authOrIz" the
issuing "f the bonds for Ei2.00O, 900
Let us hear III mind that an extra
So SsIOn viii cost III" State 10000
or $Jp.o00 and that there Is no AIDE
Guntc way OF finding the real viii OF
the peopl. ON a subject such as this
is. except At the POLLS after Il fun
discussion OF IL, pro and con. Bear
ne mind also that the election Of a
new Legislature viii take place in
less than year. the primary In Grs,
than nine months. II the bond td-
N"CHtvS really want to know tho
wish 81 the people uf the state. Why
not wait until the next election and
avoid IN" useless expense O.: AN cX-
ira session. surely nu great hurt
could come to the cause 81 good
roads by waiting IA few months long
e. ANA using what funds are avail
LE." In the meantime.
One other thing. In on" OF our
newspapers - was recently stated
cdituiialiy that IL Governor Triukie
iid not call AN extra session OF til.
Legislature To- issue :oad bonds hts
political future WAS doomed An
''if1 .iI'f SAYS lnHt the l'tI"t-
ship % Governor rrinklc In the state
- threatened unless sufficient
number al Legislators can be con-
vcrtei TO action such as will secure
the proper financing OF State high
way construction on a comprehend
size scale" DO these editors mean
to say that In deciding 50 grave a
matter as I'll" placing Of a ti2.0Oo.oOr
burden on our people, the Governor
should consider his political future"
and his l"Hdersnip' IN the state
instead OF being wholly controlled by
his dcsir" Ia h-neit the people? Is
this matter 10 he made u hack
horse Oh which our Governor IS to
ride into future political position or
prcfcrm.Et? can but think that
our honorable Governor will resent
such lnSiuul;ious
ANDREW BEOADpUS.
Sparta, Va, Euv. l3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Fears for the Tn.puycr.

To the Editor %; The Times Dispatch.
Sir.--Therc is being and has beet
much written Ia create an appetite
for an extra session OF the i.eE,sla.
iGrc. as post-clectiou propositions
for bond issue to build roads il.
virginia. The bonds will las, longer
Than the roads, judgnr from tho
past The public is being fed up o.
the nr"mis" X viii not increase their
taxes. All the people will have To do
Is 1" pay 90 cents per horsepower
IN" assessed value ON their .t,,iomo-
hileS and tax ON their gasoline
About 1929 tn" taxpayer Will have "A
tax pu, on his SHIRT besides
In tho mast ih.. mi nrnnliLn 10y ,r,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Don Spoil a Good
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

u IL really "a pi,itul sight 10 sec 50 many
thousands OF people worrying about what
thev can cat and what they can't cat.
pyspeptics they call themselves. hut
they stretch the imagination when they
do It.
All these people need 10 make them
healthy, cheerful and % sound appetite Is
a box OF Mi-O-Na Tablets
The stomach OF dyspeptic Is over
worked and run down. IT needs help to
Llgcst the food but more than that. Il
needs prescription that WILL cleanse.
reuovate strengthen and mi elasticity
into the stomach wills.
Mi-O-Na is the prescription that will do
this. and dc IL so promptly that you'll
wonder why you didn't try IL before.
II stops hc!ching OF gas and distress
after eating In Ave minutes. Il Is un-
dnuhtedly the grehtest nch tonic ever
given to the public by specialist in stom-
nch diseases.
leading druggists everywhere and Ira
back plan.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

one between CLAYTON Rove ana RED
Leonard and "Sle"dv" Lawrence and
Buddic Wallace. nelson thinks these
Louis should give the cans enough
for their money II" ais" says that
b." has ARRANGED Win Young Caesar
Of Richmond. and Kid RakiSh Of
ii"pewcll. TO wreStl" 90 a finish Nell
son says these two men have wrcs-
tied on two Sthcr occasions and the
fans demand that they STICK II GU,
this tim" until tho hes; man wins"
Tho" wrcstlcd 20 "a draw before
The schedule program IS larger
than anything ever been offered in
HOpewcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
AEFFER AND COCHRAN WINNERS IN BILLIARD TOURNAAAENT
Player to Wear Glasses
in Game in New York
IEy Associat,d Preps. !

NEW YORK. Noy. i5-Thc
paraphcrnaiia which will be used
IN tn" Columbia Dartmouth foot
ball game next Saturday includes
Il spccial headscar Of sim Ica,h-
er. fitted with .yeXlasscs
Tho wcarcr OF this unique garb
VIII be EG Fischer. tackle on tho
Columbia eleven. who lays claim
10 the distinction Of being the
only coll"viat" athletic In the
country who engage. -! the x.u,l.
game OF football wiih the assist;
anCc Of Eyeglasses. Fischer.
whose sight has failed greatly
in the last year. was "a star on
ihst seasons freshman team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Harvard Talk Limiting
Football to One Game
IL Aseoc!ated rrcss.1

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Nov. IS.
They arc talking OF limiting In
tcrcoilcriate football games at
Harvard 10 "A single annual con
test with Yale.
In two separate interclass de-
bates, freshmen against sophie
m"rcs and juniors against SEN
Tors. the affirmative has pre-
vailed on the proposition:
Resolved. That Harvard should
limit Intercollegiate football
games 10 tho annual contest with
Yale. supp!cncuting this with the
oxford system OF intramural con-
tests"
The debates Will be resumed
next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Penn Star IL Out.

pHiLAPELPIiA. IA. NOV. Is
,lol.n Dcru. the University II Fcnnsyl-
vania star football center. VIII Toe
out ui next saturdays gam. against
Penn stat, h".HlISc of "a torn cart
last In Che knee" Charles Adams - no
has been substituting for pcru, VIII
start IN" game In his place. It MAS
said today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
niinrInn. 10 IiuiIJ I'm mn CIV.

l.iNciiHURG. VA, Nov. l5-Rcv.
william Charming Brown. Held sec.
r"tnry OF tn" American Unitarian -
F""!at.nn. VIII visit Lynchhurg this
wc"" "i'h Il view 20 arranging .pl
-.c erection of "a church building FOR
tina. denomination hero. The ioca
congregation recently sold a small
frame structure 1t had used hpr scv.
cIai years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Hca.iy for Goif Tourpcr

NlNEIrNST. y q. Nov IL
Th!:'%-s"v"n pair!nss OF players
w"r" announced hc;s tonight. who
Wal! raTtic!patc Ia the third anuua!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. best ball golf
tournament which opens here tomor-
row
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
SOUTH SIDE TO PLAY
ClIlMBDRAXO TEAM

south sid VIII play ChInnorazo
on Saturday at O'clock. on the
B"n.dictiuo college campus The
rame should prove tat'lc 10 a fin
ism Tor ho'h teams are eYcnly
matched Chimhorazo viii practice
tonight at TIA" PARK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
VIRGINIA DOG WINS
HONORS IN DELAWARE

IY%cIHURG, VA. Noy Is
chester valley. tho setter oampniEncd
last year hy /. A. Watson. OF ILLS
city. uud 'hls year Il; Dr. Otis y.
Sticku.y. ol A'lautie Guy, Won TN"
irSt place In The aIl-ago STAKE az
Delaware field trials Tbs wa inc
fifteenth viii ia fold triais FOR ;nis
Z I. ulnl. snitrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Transfer r,,,h,,, c,,,.

NNTIFT!SbN. :. ., NOV. ij.-1ht an :
Iuul football game between clemson
'oll"gc and Erskiur COLLEGE. sChedu
ed u - played here Oh SATURDAYS.
has h'-su transferred L. Clemson Col .
."r", }, was anuuun".d here, toda Y.
l.ack %. prorcr football field here was
: iEcu as IN. reason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Fine for Lumbago

Musterole drives pain away and
brings in Its place delicious soothtnr
comfort Just rub II In gently.
III is clean. white ointment, made
WIN on or mustard 1t will not
, blister like tho old-fashionea mug.
tard plaster.
Get Musterole today at your drug
store. 80 and 6hc in jars and tubes;
y ospital size, $500.
betfcr than n Mustard PInster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
s,rncn.c su.prndS Thrrr Men.

SYRACUSE. y y. Nov. l5.-Roy
MartincHU. junior: Fred Foster. senior.
and Woolpcr. a transfer student from
H-uwn were today suspended from
fS,hlctic participation al syracuse
University until they prove they aid
not violate rules OF the university by
playing in a recent professional foot
r...s at i'tiF,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

Mary MacSw!ncy. who has been on
hunger strike for eleven DAYS In
M"untjoy prison. tho other women
political prisoners In that iustitu-
ton declared today that she had nm
.d"rgonc Il great change for tho worse
and that IL was feared she would die
RumorS that she had died were
not conrmcd by the prison au,hori-
Ties.
/, was stated by officials this af-
t"rnoou that Miss MacSwjncy's con-
d!ton. on this. the eleventh day Of
her hunger strike. was Unclaimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
ILL WOMAN NANISHE..S
AFTER VISITING BANK
Mrs. II. :. McCurdy, Who Withdrew
Money Monday. l. Missing From
Her ltane

NO t!hings had been received by
police last night or early this morn
ing a. 10 the whereabouts of Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. IA customs
cutter today was dispatched to Jones
Inlet, ten miles northwest OF New
YORK. TO take in custody two man
crew OF stxty-foot launch which.
with 500 cases of liquor aboard. ran
aground last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
HOPEWELL CLUB ARRANGES
RING BILL WITH FOUR FEATURES
Holman TO Battle Sinclair on December 5-.Spccdv
Lawrence Red Leonard and Jackie DOYLE Also on
Program-akish to WrcstIe Ceascr to Finish
Especial 10 Tho Timoy-DI.nn,cI

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
HpPEWEIi. VA Nov. II Prob
ANY :or tn" first time since biz box
ing has hocn going on In Unp.wnu
Knockout will tax. place during
the next lights I" be pulled of hv
Promoter retc Nelson. who SAYS
that when Garlic Holman of Hope
""!l. meets F-ank Sinclair. Of Sew
York. som" one IS going 10 tax" the
count. Both lighters. will attempt
I" tax" away the laurcls IF the
others.
N"lson also announces fnr tho date.
I'.cc"h"r .. bout between Jackie
DOW" and frankie Lewis as we'll as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
rcnr Mnry Mncsrincy VIII Die.

IBy Associated rress.J
Dol Bi.lN, Nov. l5-In an appeal
10 the Irish people on behalf of Mis-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

To the Editor al The r!ncs-Dispntch:
Shiny purpose in writing la YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

VICTOR MURRAY MOON.
Frclericksburs. Va. Nov. 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

De | Itlanta Gengiel. g. 9. 9munb.
ion, iom ne6 o%pern9pnte Snobrl,b
ganfen miitebe Bombs til ct 9eIsb al
$1,000, fmmt Bar1fens @iceprpfioent,
sienfienbte meb geitemtbeb De Scr.
bipaptrer, iom families I De TO WPnos
8eiiboelie. 9e blep paagrebne I
Stint, Wicb., bpur De forisste at ieI.
ge be itiaalne Bombs og bpor en- Boit.
inipettsr, Der u6eap fig for en- troifpI.
big Sarner, fit benz paa &roeen.
@ebbet fra at blipe 0urSer. @rs.
6. Wpre I Eomabatpt, ner Merrtn,
bar forleoer, rebbet fin Ssn Stan fra
at bltpe Worber. So Gorbuosbetien.
te forleben trengte inb I Wpres Siem
for at isee efter beruienbe Sritfe, fiji.
leoe unge Wgre fig til Wobberge %
traf en- &%epoIper. 9aa famine Sio
traf Seoeren for Sorbubsitprten og.
iaa 1T 8aaben, og en- Scamp paa Sip
% 0sb pilbe bore opitaaet, ON fife
gamle Wrs. Wpre meb eneitaaenoe
Satning % 8eitemtbeo bar traabt
imellem. &ap Mpre ifal ienere babe
erflGret, at ban ptloe babe ifuot for
at brRbe, ON tffe Noberen baboe
traaot imelem bam % 8etientene.
San erflarebe fig ifplbig % bill iene.
re titles for Hetten. Sans Saber or.
r~eIterebes paa Inflage for at gisre
5orretning / "Woonibine".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
Wi6t9am.
Senrp Turbs g~arnbpmsbiem.

gN"tD OptuV ~uA NSI
er blepet befienot, of Senrp Sorb, ben
betienote grunortge al,tomobilfabri.
FAINT, | nogen Eib bar peret | arbei-
De meo at gienoprette tit garnboms.
biem peo Dearborn, bpor bans MI.
perenbe paIaoSlignenbe Stem, TO.
itenoe en- Wiuion Collars euer mere,
ogiaa er beligsenbe. Senrp Serbs
Sor9lore boeoe paa en- Sarm Der.
iteos, og Suiet paa oe1lne Sarm i9t-
tes M iitanb igien melt mulig iom
oct bar for fernti @ar iiben. Den
grunoriee Iutomobilfabrifant bar |
lGngere Sio / al Stilbeo peret / 8irf.
lombeo meo at ianle alt bet gan1Ie
Snobo, iom / 2ebet al De mango aar
er bleoet iprebt llboper % tiIbels poe.
lagt, og erempelois n9bnes, at ban
peo at grape runOt oct gamle Sarm.
biem bar funbet 8rlloItpffer al De
Saaerfener, 8opper og Staale iamt
anoet Sertot, Tom bans Wober brl,g.
te, bbilfe 9rubitpffer er ienot til en-
Sertetsiabrif for at S9ffetpi al nsi.
agttgt iamme Wsniter fan frembrin.
ges. Weget at SorGlbrer,es Snobo
er funoet og anbrast paa lin oprin-
beige Elaos | oct gamle Sarmbiem,
ioaleoeS ct 99aubr, Der bar ODER 100
aar gammelt, Woberens 9%ruoeuoItpr
% bet fsrite Bar CORDUROY 9urer,
Den nuperenbe @anseminioner eie.
De. Spert @erelie I Suiet ifal bel.
ltges ct beitemt Meblem Of Samilim,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

tenbe llbfIust til Canada, % ban I'M.
berisgte oenne Gang Streget peo
SubIon Bar. San bar Der funoet
enbel piIoe airieb9r, iom ban baaber
at ubpifle til at bore iieIben COB
Srust, iamtibig iom bisie Sr9r bill
bore baarbfsre NOT for Safotaerne.
Surferbelig Silbraselie. Mrs.
Sames 8anfitrom, Suitru til en- tio'
lieere Sarmer MI boenoe | Canton,
bar / eft Infalb al Stnbsforpirring
taget fig afoage peb at fate Jig for
on ct Sernbanetos. Senbes tire 90.
ire, BEN 9loite II Iar, par Sione I'll
BEN %forfRroelige Sragebie, og % bum
itprtebe fig til Sernbaneiporet flpn'
gebe Den enc af 9etrene fig iaa faIt
til benbe, at ogiaa bum n9r bar bic.
ben brebt. @n at 8igens Irme TOM
iaa npr inb ilnber Siulene, OF Den
blen alporIig ifamferet. 2egerne lag.
oe, at &pinoens Sinbsforfatning |
nogen Ttb life babbe beret normal
Gnslis Sarmer iparfct ibjGl. Carl
Steiner, en- pelitaaerbe GARNER, iom
bar boet | Smegnen Of Gettysburg
De fibite 80 @ar, blep forleoen al Sea-
boer funoen bsb / lin Seng. San
babbe oa beret bsb tflere Elmer, og
@arlagen bar sienipnlie BEN, OF ban
bar iparfet og traabt UNDER Ssooer
at Seite, ban babbe isgt at l9ege
Sele paa. globipor fra Staloen til
8aaningsbuiet bite bette. San bab'
sc isst at lpese 8anoase ON lit enc
gen,s ser bar | BEN Grab beifaoiget,
at en- geniti,b itaf no eiennem Su.
Den. San banbe life b9ret iitnno til
at faloe Sielp, % 2agerne iagbe, at
ban bar oeb al Sorblsoning.