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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-15
PERSONAL MENTION
When you have visitors tell US


Miss Vivian Pringle p emf
Sunday with her parents near
| Meeker.
The coffee with the smack that
others lack. Strickland's Lunch
Room.
Judge J. T. Cal h,oon was a
business visitor j n Alexandria
Wednesday.
Fine select Celery. The finest
ever seen. Farmers Cash Store.
Jack Thayer, Fl. Meyer and B.
Fl. Mize We're in Alexandria We'd
nesday.
Swifts Premium Hams at 34c.
Farmers Cash Store.
Mrs. J. B.SPhillips. W b o has
been confined to her be d for
some time. is reported not doing
SO well.
/ For the best coffee in town, try
our special. Strickland's Lunch
Room.
We regret TO report that Mrs.
Geo. owoopehas had to return to
the Hospital in Alexandria.
Call lat and let US come get
your dirty car, we can make 'em
look new. Wash, polish or ssSim.
mimic" them at reasonable pri-
ces and deliver the IN to you.
Pelican Service Station.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. B.,
Il. Mize on Sunday, Sept. 10th, a
six pound girl The little lady
and mother are doing nicely.
Congratulations.
Our coffee is leader. Try it.
Strickland's Lunch Room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cd O m of
Lecompte were guests of their
son, DR.. L. W. Odom, here Sun.
day.
The Pelican is anxious to serve
the public and the best is none |
too good. We invite you to visit
our Station. Remember we car.
~ a line OF good oils, gas, acces-
series, tires and tubes. 4
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-15

Mrs. Lacaze of DeRidder was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
E. E. Strickland Monday.
E. e, Pringle Of Meeker attend
ed the ball game here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lacaze of
Fullerton were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. +. Strickland Sun
day.
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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-15
Fresh fruits and vegetables.
Farmers Cash Store.

Farmers Cash Store.
Misses Ollie Bolton and Mabel
Write were visitors in Oakdale
Sunday.
Miss Neila Pedeaux h a re-
turned from an extended visit in
South Louisiana.
Rev. D. B. Boddie is spending
the week with friends and rela-
tives in LaSalle parish.
Geo. Creel and family, W h o
have resided in Glenmora for the
past year, have moved to Gardi-
ner where Mr.. Creel has accept
ed a position as skidder. foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Miner an
nounce the arrival of a fine boy,
who made his appearance Sun
day morning.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-15
CLASSIFIED
''sAround Town''

FOR SALE-For immediate sale
East half Southwest quarter Sec
tion Il, 80 acres one mile south
OF Glenmora. Suitable for farm,
no encumbrance, $3.50 per acre
cash. z. r. Henderson, Box 276,
Glenmora, La.
FOR SALE houses and 4
lots on corner of Seventh Ave
nue. and Ninth street facing Sew
enth Ave. Three d W Hing
houses on Ninth street.
See P. ?. Kavanaugh.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-15

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

George Caleb Moor, a vice president, was
chairman Of the meeting.
Mrs. Ada Boyce Of Chicago and Miss
Ina Shaw of Los Angeles reported on
the field work of the society, as did Miss
Clara q. Norcutt Of New York. who is
in charge Of the personnel work among
the missionaries employed by the So
cfety.
Mrs. X. S. Westfall, executive secre-
tary. of New York; Miss W. S. Crimson
of Chicago and Mrs. John Nuveen Of
Chicago. second vice president, reported
upon the work done during the past
year in their departments.
At the afternoon session, Mrs. Coleman,
president. addressed the members of the
society on "Woman's Responsibility IN
the Denominational Plans" Other speak
, ers at the afternoon session includes
Mrs. Willard II. Smith of Haddenfield.
y. T., who conducted the devotional
service; Mrs. Orrin Judd of Brooklyn,
who made report on literature; Miss
e. Burton Of Brooklyn Organization sec
| rotary and Miss Constance Jackson of
New York City, editorial secretary.
The two sessions Saturday Will be
| devoted to union conference Of rep
| resentatives of the Woman's Homo and
! foreign societies. Reports will be made
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

Infantry, Gary. Company A, 336th In
fantry.
First Lieutenant David Roman. Infan~
try Quarters, Asa, E't. Benjamin Harrison,
334th Infantry.
First Lieutenant william F. sliney,
Infantry, Headquarters, 9th Corps Area,
TT. Benjamin Harrison. 334th Infantry.
First Lieutenant Gustav William Wolff
Infantry, 3S44 East Michigan street, In
dianapolis, 334th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Thomas F. Graham,
Infantry. 10th Infantry. Ft. Harrison,
334th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Thomas C.. Hamilton.
| Infantry, Company E. 18th Infantry, Ft.
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Robert L. McCarty.
Infantry, Indianapolis, 334th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Eddie T. Spooner,
Infantry. Company n. Jefersonville.
333rd Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Charles W. Stein
bauch, Infantry, Headquarters, Saith
Division, Indianapolis. 334th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Charles w. Wade.
| Infantry, Headquarters, 9Th Corps Area,
Fl BENJAMIN Harrison, 3s4th Infantry.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

fantry, Whitaker Paper Company, Indi-
annapolis, Saith Tank Company.
Second Lieutenant William Henry
Parkinson, infantry, Lafayette. Saith Tank
Company.
Maj George a. Barngrover, infantry,
Falkland, End Battalion, 334th Infantry.
Capt Robert II. Bell, infantry, FIT
Wayne. Company II, 335th Infantry
Capt. Bert Cordle infantry, Statehouse
Indianapolis, 334th Infantry.
Capt; Fred Dankbeert, infantry, Shelby
VILE Company f, 334th Infantry.
Capt. Smith B. Gibson, infantry.
Bloomington, Company F. 333rd Infantry.
Capt. John c. Hansen, infantry, Head
quarters 5th Corps Area, Ft. Benjamin
Harrison. 334th Infantry.
Capt. George Harris, infantry, Bloom
ington. End Battalion, 333rd Infantry.
Capt. Culons Jarvis, infantry, Head
quarters 9Th Corps Area, Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
Capt. Guy McGahen. infantry. Head
quarters 9Th Corps Area, Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
First Lieutenant Francis B. Gould
Infantry Headquarters. 9TH Corps Area
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
RETAIL COAL
DEALERS FILE
STRONG KICK
Hornets Nest Stirred
Up by Agitation
on Prices.
DEBATE is HEATED
Secretary Hoover in
Sharp Statement
to Industry.
DEBATE is HEATED
Special to Indiana Daily Times

Special TO Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Retail coal
dealers, who. Secretary Hoover asserts.
object strenuously to any attempt to
restrain prices" stirred up hornet, s
nest, bringing down the wrath Of Con
gress upon the coal industry in genera.
and the anger of Mr.. Hoover upon the
retailers in particular.
Advocacy Of governmental seizure and
operation Of the coal mines, unless the
strike IS ended within thirty days, by
Senator Lenroot, Wisconsin, an Admin
istration leader, came as climax Of two
hours of heated debate on the coal stu
alton In the Senate
This was followed by demand by
Senator Norris, Nebraska. for natinnali-
cation of the coal industry. Senator
Calder, New York. backed up that state
ment with the assertion that unless
some remedy is found the people will
demand that coal be taken over like
water.
The discussion ended as 1t began, with
demand by Senators Walsh. M3ssachu>
sets, and Borah, Idaho. for Senate
investigation of charges of profiteering
l On the part Of operators. It was inter
Ispersed with vigorous defenses Of the
Virginia, and Secretary Hoover's price
regulations to prevent gouging by Sena-
tor Lenroot.
HOOVER ISSUES
SHARP STATEMENT.
While the Senate debate was at It's
height Mr.. Hoover issued n sharp state
ment in reply TO objections raised by the
retailers to his price restraining regula-
tons He said he assumed from the OBJ
iections that the National Retail Coal
Merchants Association docs not wish
to cooperate in the prevention of
profiteering." and then suggested a plan
by which he said the retailers could
play fine part in this emergency
Administration Officials made it plain
that they regard the retailers as the
Fly In the ointment" and Mr.. Hoover
could handle the price situation 70 the
best interest Of the public, IL he was
not hindered by Congress. II was also
asserted in administration circles that
Congress is without constitutional
authority to legislate on prices. which
were largely an intrastate question.
In his letter 10 Homer Z. Jones of Chi
cago. president Of the Retailers Associa
ton, Mr Hoover foak M Mr.. Jones state
ments in order. taking exception 10 them
all and replying in blunt fashion. lie
concluded With the suggestion that re-
tailers sell all coal at cost plus "a rea-
sonabIe handling charge" cheap pre-
strike and contract coal ro be reserved fol
household trade; cooperate to prevent
rising mine prices for some districts are
refusing to accept the formula l have out
lined and ara asking So a ton, handle Goa
on straight lines from operator and
wholesaler without speculative resales il
the trade"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

Fl. Benjamin Harrison, S34th Infantry.
Capt James Montville, infantry, Head
quarters 9Th Corps Area, Fl. Benjamin
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
Capt. James E. Power. infantry, Head
quarters 9TH Corps Area, Fit Benjamin
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
Capt. Emil G. Rolf, infantry, Head
quarters 9th Corps Area, FIT. Benjamin
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
Capt. John P. Shreves, infantry, Head
quarters 9Th Corps Area, Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, 334th Infantry.
Captain Dudley W.. Woodland, Infan.
try, Bloomington, Ind, End Bn., 333d
Infantry.
First Lieutenant James Brierley, In
fantry Headquarters, 9TH Corps Area, Ft.
Benjamin Harrison, 334th Infantry.
First Lieutenant Richard J. Dunn, In
fantry Headquarters, 9TH Corps Area, FIT
Benjamin Harrison, 334th Infantry.
First Lieutenant Archie j. Everett, In,
Ifantry, 122 North Arsenal avenue, IndI-
annapolis, 334th Infantry.
First Lieutenant John c. Harris. In,
fantry Headquarters, 9Th Corps Area, Fl.
First Lieutenant George F. Robinson
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Mrs. Alice Kahn to
Be Buried on Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Kahn
wife of Edward Kahn of the Peoples
Quitting Company. who died yesterday
afternoon, will be held at the residence
CAB Highland drive, at 10 o'clock Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Kahns death followed brief Ill
ness, when she apparently was recover
ing from an operation. She was ma
tive of Cincinnati and came to Indian
apolis when small girl.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by her father. Joseph Wineman; one
daughter. Henrietta; one son, Allen, ant
five sisters: Mrs. Oscar lleeman OF
Scranton. Pa; Mrs. Joseph Snewind o.
Youngstown. Ohio; Mrs. Jessie Solomon
of Cleveland. Ohio, and Mrs. Edward I
Green ard Miss Gertrude Wineman. both
Of indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
|BAPTISTS ARE
GATHERING FOR
BIG CONVENTION
Advance Guard of Home Mis-
sion Society Arrives for
Tabernacle Session.

Important officials mad representatives
OF the Woman's American Baptist Home
Mission Society arrived here this morn
ing In connection with the annual con-
vention of the Northern Baptists, which
opens at the Cadle Tabernacle next Tues
day.
The representatives Of the mission So
ciety Immediately went into a pre-con-
vention conference at the Hotel SEVERN
relative to missionary. educational, finan-
cial and administrative phases Of the
work.
A devotional service opened the confer
ence Mrs. George w. Coleman of Bos-
ton is president of the society. Mrs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
ASSIGNMENT of Officers

Assignments Of officers of the branch
assignment group Of the Officers Reserve
Corps, for the purpose Of training have
been announced by J. f. Taulbee, acting
chief of staff of the S4th Division, as fol-
lows:
Capt. Henry P O'Hagan. Q. NJ. R. c.,
Headquarters 9Th Corps Area, FIT Ben
jamin Harrison, Headquarters Company,
334th Infantry
Maj. William Raper Kennedy, infantry,
Culver Military Academy, Cldyer, End
Battalion, 338th Infantry.
T'irst Lieutenant Claude !. Harris, in
fantry, indianapolis, S4th Tank Company.
Ia ntenant Arthur c. Osborn, in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
CRAZY WITH THE HEAT!

NEW YORK. juno 9.-Although
the day started In New York with
the sun hiding behind clouds. tho
temperature threatened to exceed
yesterdays, the hottest of the
year, 81.
Several prostrntions werc reported,
one man running amuck and attack
ing women and children until police
subdued him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

on the World Wide Guild, Children's
World Crusade and on missionary
education and on field departments.
The sessions will be resumed Monday
morning. On Saturday June II, the
women's banquet will be held at the
Spink-Arms.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
RIVIERA TOO pLEBEIAN.

NICE, June 0.-The past winter has
demonstrated that Italy has at last sur
passed the Riviera among the aristo
cratic pleasure seekers. They say the
Riviera has become plebeian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
Wv Grltatninosplan.

Gen allierebe Gritatninesfommiss
iion, iom | benne llge bar pPret iam-
let / Yaris for at lbarbeibe en- Yla,l
for ~lbrebning al De tpife Gritatnin-
ger | 1922, err MI fprbig meb bette
grbeibe, oa Spiflano er blet nnber-
rettet ON Reiultatet.
Sfelge Telegram ira Earis gaar
Elanen no paa, of Spiflano ifaI for.
pligte fig til at reiie 10000 Wiaio.
ner Hapirnlarf peo Si9lp af EXTRA
Sfatter, of optage ct inoenlanbif
2aan for at baldncere 8nogettet, at
opbpre meb grport al aapital pa
giere &igsbanfen til en- uafbGngig
Snititution, at rebrcere llogiiterne
iterft, of unoerfaIte Jig Speropipn al
en- allieret @arantifomliSiion og Ell.
ten optase ct fort uoenrigif 2aan Ell.
Ter neb ubligning al en- flor Sor-
mieSifat reiIe Der, n~ebnenbige Gum
for gritatnineerne.
Spiflanb faar betineeliespis og
oelois Woratoriiinl, men bette fan
tilbagefalbes naariombelit efter lite
Wai, bpis life a1e getingelicr er op.
fplbt.
s Iarer fol Spiflano poe en- Or
itatnine til en- @Grbi al $50 Wti0io.
ner Warf, bporaf 500 Wiaioner
gaar til Sranfris % &eiten til be 30
rige gIierebe. eiterbannben iom De
maatte forlange bet. l~lnolnocr SpIfs
LAMB at lepere bisie Tarer, ifal bet
betaIe' Oct reiterenoe / aontanter.
Sra Berlin melSes poerligere on,
bisie me eritatningsfrap:
SpIflano ifal | Iarets Sob uOreoe
100 WiIioner @ulbmarf, bporaf $50
Niaicner aIerebe er betalt, ianlt go.
rer % Wateriel til Ell gGroi al 1850
WiGioner @ulomarf, beri ogiaa ino.
beiattet @ootgierelie for lloaifterne
til De alliereoe Mrmeer peo &binen.
@nbpibcre ifal Spiflanb balancere lit
Budget peo Sielp al ct inbenlanoif
2aan paa 1000 WiGioner 8ulomarf
% rebucere i'm Scbelmnsie.
Get me gritatnings-@bift bleu
operroft Higsfaniler @irtb unoer ct
aabinetsmeoe, % bette Sofument
operifpegeoe / Den 9rao alt onoet, at
&eaieringen bar lagt ollie andre Hro.
blemer tiliibe. ollie aabinetSmeolem'
mer bar enige ON. at bette me arap
ret 90 ilet betpoer aataitrofe for Spif.
lanb, og 9eoerne inoen ole gartier
err enige beri. Or. @irtb bar bleg pg
nerpss, ga ban forlpo 2abinetsmeOet.
gae Spiflanbs Ylaner til sfonomiIf
@icnreisning par MI itprtet | 8rns,
ia ban.
gae Gartier cr enige ON, at Oct or
en- Unfit llmuliabeb for Spiflanb at
opiploe bisie getineeller. Gntelte
betegner Dem iom "sfonomiIf San'
bio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24

Oct er ineen Spil ON, at WobiPt-
rlngsforbolbet melem England 90
Sranfrig after uil fomme frem ifarpt.
Slopo George enifer at Der lfal rpo.
oes liot oroentlis op / Singene / ben
Senlist OF foa ganlle europa paa 8e.
meme igien, mems Hoincore BELT on
lfer, at man / 8enlta blot ifal ~"inaffe
ON Seiret % BEN bebite Waaoe Of til.
lape Spagbetti paa", iom en- pittig
TolitifuS uotrpfte iig.
st al De panifelisite Yroblemer at
orone paa "~Sroeram.Webet" blir
Huslanb. Otter hpao Ell amerifanif
aorreiponbent / Iaris beretter me-
Der Den franife Delegation | 2onOon
meb beltenlt formllerebe Hlaner ON
gaaenbe &uslanb - Ylaner, iom eff
ter bans Wening life Ter nioere lo-
penbe no. Hlanen inobefatter fel-
genoe negatipe Gunfter.
1. Sneen 2aan eller arebit for
Goblet. 3uslano.
2. Sngeniombelit Sirlp for Hl,s-
lano mebminore Sopiet. &egieringcn
isrit anerfienber &uslanbS lloen.
riasgiGlo, a~iengiper llolpnoinger
pripat gienoomsret / Huslano oe Oh
Der tilbage De rusiiife Sliefelter til
Dem, iom eiebe Dem isr arigen.
Gen poiitipe Del al Sorilaset be.
itaar al Ell Ilan ON 8ehabiliterine
al HuSlanb Souepis peb llol9nbinaer,
iaaleoes at nbenlanbife aapitaliiter
tilitaaes pisie 9ripilegier % GonceS.
iioner / enfelte &eeioner. Mtan full
De bespuoe forisgspis peo @eitar9n-
len.
llnoer fine ueelanse 5orbereoelier
til @emua-W sbet bar De frantic Sag
fpnoise ipecielt beifiaftiset iie nleb
Rrslanb, flyer Sen nGpnte 8orre-
iponoent, % De blep oerfor bitterlia
%ifltffet, ga De / forriae llge mobtog DC
brittle Sagfpnbiees llofait til SIR
beiosprogram o. fanbt, at Huslanb
bare iaapiot bar nRpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
minne1ota5 Rusoyr.

SisIge Ell nglig offentliggiOrt
Statiitif ianbtes Der / DtinneIota
zen lite Sanuar t,57S,0O0 Wfelfe.
fisr til Ell anildaet Sotalp9rOi al
S75,74O,000. lette er Oct treble
Itgrite altal al Ncltefisr, iom i'm
res / nogen enfeIt al unionens Sta.
ter.
Oct itsrite slutaI Welfcfisr iinoeS
/ @iscouiiu nemlig 2,202 900 Stpf.
fer, % set n9ititsrite / Staten New
Oorf, nemlig 1,695,OOO.
Oct opennppnte INITIAL al 9telfc'
fjsr / Niinneiota uar $4,000 itsrre
eno for ct gar iioen. @iermeln.
lnitspriien bar / Samuar $4S pr.
Stpfte. Soruoeu bette itore autal
al Melfefisr iauOtes Ser ben lite
Sanuar oesuoen 1,343,0O0 Stpt.
fer "anbet Storfp" til en- iamIet
@arbi al S24,17l,OOO, eQer siell-
nemfnitlis SIS pr. StDffe.
af Seite families Der / Staten
cen lite Sanuar 100000 Stpffcr,
hpis 5otalpprbi anilaaes til $685.
10000, % ca. 10000 Muler.
ri andre Susopr funoteS Der
445 700 Gaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
ct mviterium afilcret.

Sra GoIowater, Mif., berettes
st N~piteriun, iom / De iibite IA
aar bar foraariaget Iutoriteterne /
Garrin9ton, y. 9af., meset Sopeo.
brilb, err blepet a~filsret Der peo Sp.
eagelien al, OF 8iuiam SbiHet, iom
Der bar ppret fienot UNDER Iapuet
Sobn Sartmarl, bar en- OF lamnle
Gerion.
SbiHet foripanbt for IA gar i.
cen iporlsit fra tit Siem | Caring.
ton. ga man, trobs lansparise 81.
terIegninger intet Spurlag funoc
faa paa bam, antoges oct, at ban
uar blepet mproet.
Nogle gar ienere blep fsrit bans
,saoer og berefter bans WoSrr
Orpbt, % en- anoen Ssn tos GtpI
al iig, GA ban b%eifplotes for Oen
aruiuloe @ieruing at babe mproet
baaoe Saoeren og Iooereu. en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
reinforcement / Eonoon.

Sen allerebe en- Gang uoiatte Son.
Iercnte meGlem aIiereoe S~tatsefono.
~ 0Ier % andre Sdgfolf, aabneoes |
.'anoags | 2onoon meb Tepr9ien'
tanter ira enslanb, Sranfrig, Sta
tGr' Selgien 90 Sapan. Oct er ar-
SyloSprogrammet for @enua. Weoet
osl lOoe IpriI, iom ifal iGttes op,
y oct blir oerfor ct opermaabe big
wv gfeoe, bpis HeiuItat oil imeoe'
''VS lneo Sp9noing paa mango Solo.
enonu foreliaser Der ingenting
Ia gtsoet, % Der bIir bel heller in.
Ssnllns at faa pibe, for oct belle or
ptan9e itiaer ia paa Sprbaano
s.eoet lfeptiife operfor oct @rirolaa
Yot acknowledgement, ion oil bli
'Sa' aaa bette Isbe I 2onoon. Sor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
SormanSe GiIIioshperp.

Get fdn bli iornleget al oct goo:
ceiaa, Tiger ct Janlmelt SrSipros.
o. al Sen Wening par Ogiaa Sronf
Dreamer i Bern. Nais.. oa man.
e;ter at bape palet BAN Ill ale Sp-
ems ofientlige Silioshperp, oslnn
riloc bape ham til SpipnSmanb Tor
cmitreiienoe aisr o. Sons.
San par al S~anoabpenS IS 30.
tere netop blepet palgt Ill Staage-
prGiiocnt, 5omnclerf. 8ommirnere.
r~rUientant, Gasierer, SfatteinStru.
uer, Sattisioritanoer % 9fcolem al
Sunobeostommisiionen, % ban
Gapoe iunoet iis / al Senue sereu,
ipm bpngeoeS ouer BAN.
Men % Ell al Soterne foreilog
csiaa or p9lse ham I'll 4il. % Ssn-
ieiager. Ia ban imp. Get funoe bll
'ormeset al Der Scoe ogiaa, % ban
trat 9rrncn Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
Oct eaar imaat.

SisIac en- al oe Sorenebc Stnters
acknowledgements netop ofient
llgeiort Happort er &etailpriien paa
1ebeparer / Sebrllar gaaet neo gien-
reminitIig 8 Erocent i%ammenlisnet
nleb Yriierne / Siatltar. Chen lite
Iarts 1921 er @iennemInitSpriien
raa Ssoeparer guoet neo II Gro.
cent.
8boIeiaIepriierne bite berimoO
SGbruar Ell EiIbeieliebeo I'll at gaa
oen mooiattc Sei, nemlig op. @ien'
reminitlig err DC gaaet op 2 Trocent.
Spgangen iilifripes Den raife Stig.
ming / gomilbss, Spebe. % area'
turpriicrne, Iom inotraf | ben isrite
Salpbel at Maancoen.
Sioen Sebrltor 1921 err @holc.
ioIepriicrne goact neo 612 Frc.
cent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
Der inu moo Ovrene.

Get amerifanife humane Selifat.
Ger bar lit Sopeofontor / Nep Yorf,
bar ira GreiiOent Sarbin2 mobtus
get isleenoe @rep bpori ban ubta.
Ter lit @iialO nle6 oen "Bc aino to
Inimal @eef", iom Selifabet ogter
at operbplbe belle 2anoet oper, be-
~srnbenbe ben 24bc gpril:
Seq bar mango @nnee ubtaIt
mig / Sapsr al Oenne humane o.
GppeQercnbe @cuGgelie, % oct er
min faite Sperbeuisnine, at etbpert
effeftiut Sfribt, Der tases til 6renr'
me al et human gebanbling al for.
itarslsie Ipr og til 9eifpttcIie ior
De Ipagc oe Iiocroe, er Ell 6orba.
bring al SamfunOct.
Barren g. Saroing."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24

treble, og icm man trpeoe eneite
gienlepenoe 9rober. osoe ct Bar
Iar ~ieilere al Snihren5a, iaa SoIf
I:oo / ben SornneUlng, at oernleb
hele Samilien bar u0Ilettet.
Set bar peD ct rent SiliplOe, at
man fom efter at Sbilet, iom beiir.
Der iig / DC iioite StoHier al Earring,
booze Der oe bar oeu ianme, iom
man / manse Iar bauoe ficnot Iont
Sobn Sortman.
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tourget til at %forlooc lit Siem paa
9runo at ct llpenifab meo i'm ia.
DER.
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lioen % bar TO gsrn.
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en- loreeIis Ptitorie.

st Telegram fra Boston, Ntai$.,
bringer Den isrseligc Npbeb, at Ell
haabeflllo ung Horomano, Otto Sol.
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lodruiettS Snititute oi Sehnologp.
hapbe berpuet liz ielu Sipet peo
Slit.
Sans afiiGleoe 2egeme bIcp Wan.
Dag Woraen funoet baeenfor en- al
Goacgets Wuieumsbpsninser.
2arien bar Ell al De norife Stu.
tenter, iom / 1918 meb Stipen.
blum bleu iertot I'll gmerifa ipra.
irubere peo amerifanife llniperiite.
ter. San %gienncmgif ct 8urilS i
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2Gs til ulisiionen,

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rlge ltae at rette en- Opfororing til
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r,itriftcr ON at bonerc aIe sgg, Iom
lGggeS paa Ssnbng ira MI al % til
l~logangen al gpril 'om Siorng til
Eremmebmislionen.
Nton bar regnet uO, at oisie 9t,
Drag piIoe forsge 9fisiionsfunoet
meo $4,000.
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fred % ufred.

,rlonS iOm ben rsoe %. Oct ipsser
ituot meo Sorgerfris. = Gn Som
;,rsucc / Sunbpn til SpiGtnins at
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norge$.brev.

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ififte fpreitaar. - Sastingct ION.
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ling. - Arbeibslebisbcsen. - 81.
iferierne.- @iuteriorrt.- Ssbin.
bringer peb &piten.
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Faraana.

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lur Os 81
EemaaNe 1ass.
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ga 9oSt aieu.
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