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The Washington times., 1922-11-28
SUPREME COURT REJECTS
CASE AGAINST DRY LAW

: Another attempt to attack the
validity Of the national prohibition
act failed yesterday.
The. United States Supreme Court
refused TO hear cases attacking the
constitutionality Of the law becapee
no distinctions have been made Be
tween, beverage and non-beverage
used In intra-state transactions.
The case was brought from Chi.
cago by Michael Heitler. Natha niel
Perlman, Mandel Greenberg, Frank
McCann. and George F.. Quinn. .
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
czEcko-SLo ovAK LEARNS
MOVIES At HOLLYWOOD

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2s.--In
Czecho.S .Slovakia VS.. Hollywood---in
many million reels.
Such n vision is seen by Prince
sascha. a Czech nobleman, who IL
coming to HOLLYWOOD to learn the
art: from bathing beauties to giy.
cerine tears.
The prince win then 10 back to
the native land and promote an.
other Hollywood"
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
LABOR COMMISSIONER
DOUBTFUL IN COAL STRIKE

araCLARKSBURG, w. Va. Nov. %
Addressing the Clarksburg Coal
Club. e. H. Mccullough. OF Fair
mont, labor commissioner for the
Northern West Virginia Coal Op
orators Association Expressed the
belief that there would be nc
general agreement between the
union and operators and that the
labor situation would ultimately be
settled on the old "Four.States!
agreement.
He referred to the Ohio. Illinois
Indiana, Pennsylvania contract.
He predicted that little headway
would be nlnde in the Chicago con.
ference on December 6.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
[ LhYTDNSp|[LE
Loses An OLD
RESIDENT
Mrs. Louisa Hood Griffith Dies
at Home After Long
illness.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Nov. 2S.-Mrs,
Louisa Hood Griffith. wife Of T.
Cranmer Griffith. died yesterday at
her home at Laytonsville, aged AZ
years. She had been an invalid for
several years. Surviving her are
her husband and children. Mrs.
William Hodges, OF Ellicott City,
and Miss Louisa and T. Cranmer
Griffith. jra Of Laytonsville. The
funeral will take place mt ESQ
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the family residence. burial to be
at Laytonsville. Mrs. Griffith. who
was daughter of William II. Grif'
fifth. of Etchison. was a lifelong
resident Of the county. .s-
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Day il
said to be in q serious condition at
his home at Takoma Park as re.
suit Of being struck on the head
Saturday evening with milk bot
tie. Ollie Kelel. proprietor Of q
lunch room at Takoma, IL charged
with assaulting the officer and has
been released on $500 bail to appear
for .trfal In the Police Court here
when Day Is able to attend court
Cases have been disposed of In the
circuit court now In session here az
follows: w. B. Moses & Son vs. Lii
lian l.. Chance. judgment for sS7.46
], Hills Robertson VS.. Augustus w
Awkard and others. judgment foi
S15l.90; Henry Johnson vs.. George
r. Snowden. judgment for sS2.31
George Il. French VS.. George II
Snowden. judgment for $74.65; J
Bolglano Seed Company VI. J. -
King. judgment for defendant foi
costs; la Sale University vs.. Henry
A. Zoerner. judgment for $50: Mollie
Goldman VS.. Glen Echo Park Com
pany. judgment for defendant fol
costs: James G.. Morris w. Mary r
Sands. judgment for defendant for
costs: James q. Morris w. Elizabeth
Stracben. Judgment for defendan,
for costs: Murphy & Ames VS.. II. II
Talbot. judgment for s2,0lS.17.
Union Thanksgiving services will
he held In Warner Memorial Presby
terian Church. kensington. Thurs
day morning. The sermon Will b,
by Rev. u. s. Heavenpr. pastor oi
the Methodist church. A special mu
steal program will be rendered.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here fol
tlses marriage of Miss Florence X
|kehgie. of Sligo. this county. and
Edmund J. De Lacey ..of Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
WilIiams' Death An Accident.

"A Jury summoned by Coroner =.
Ramsay hewitt yesterday gave . yer.
dict Of accidental death IN the case
OF william Preston Williams, who
was struck by an automobile Sunday
last. The autopsy showed that death
was due 20 fracture Of the skull,
hemorrhase end shock. c. Il. Lsigh.
operator Of the machine. was ~.
leased.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
w. VA. AVALANCHE DOES
DAMAGE; NO CASUALTIES

|. MIDDLEPORT. Ohio. Nov. 2s.--
A slide OF rock from a mountain.
containing several thousand tons.
fell this morning and demolished
the coal tippie, power plant and
shops Of the Clifton Coal Company.
at Clifton. w. Va. Just across the
river. The slide occurred at
o'clock while no one was at work
The damage il estimated at $780,.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
man IS
NAMED LAND
AGENT
w. s. 3. Chichester Appointed
to Further Development In
Prince Georges.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, Nov. IS
Kenneth A. McI,ae. executive sec.
setary Of the Southern Maryland
Immigration Commission, has an.
nounced the appointment of W. ..
tB. Chichester. Of Aquasco, one of
the best-known- farmers In southern
Prince Georges county, as county
land agent for the commission.
Creation of the commission. bring
about colonization and development
OF the Southern Maryland counties,
was authorized by the last session
Of the legislature. Persons desirin.
farms are requested to apply to Mr..
land, College Park, TO Chichester or
the commissions agents In the
other Southern Maryland counties.
Parishioners Of st. Mary's Protest.
ant Episcopal Church at ,AQuasco,
lower Prince Georges county, will
gag n gala celebration to mark the
opening Of the church's community
ball. Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day. A bazaar viii be held each
e.ening anu IN addition supper will
be served Wednesday and Friday
An entertainment Of music and
other features WIN be staged Thurs
day. - - u .'E
According to statistics compiled
by the Department OF Education OF
the Maryland Federation Of
Women's Clubs there are :,30S
illiterates In Prince Georges
county. Garrett county hn>. the
lowest number. 763. the report re-
veals. Hyattsvilie has thirty.four
illiterates and Takoma Park eleven,
1t Is stated.
Mrs.. Lydia Wilson has. returned
to her home here after visiting her
son and daughter-in-law., Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingston Rogers. washington.
Major Richard Somere, U. s. A.
| and Mrs. Somers and children have
returned from q weeks motor trip
to New Jersey. during which they
visited friends and relatives at vari
| GUS points. Mrs Irene Durham
Of Washington. has been VISITING
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Hollingsworth
The Misses Ella and Minnie Leary
of Washington, recently were en-
tertained by friends here.
| Plans for an appeal to organiza'
tions throughout Prince Georges
county for contributions to the
5000 fund sought by Snyder.
Farmer Post No. 8, American Legion
of Hyattsville, to complete the me
mortal cross at Bladensburg IN
honor Of men Of the county who
| fell IN the world war, are beins
worked out by the committee hay
| ing the campaign In charge. Tc
date $1,s36.SS has been raised, II
IL announced by Capt. John N
Brooks, chairman Of the committee
Large crowds are attending the
bazaar being conducted in Masonic
HILL here by Ruth Chapter, No. z,
Order Of Eastern Star, which
opened Monday evening to continue
through December .. Dancing ID
proving an enjoyable feature. The
proceeds. win be devoted to the
fund. for the erection Of the new
Masonic Temple here.
The stage is set for the big dance
in the krmory tomorrow evening
under the auspices of Snyder
4 Farmer Post, No. 8. OF Hyattsville.
Guests are expected from Washing.
ton ana other nearby points. Henry
Ffiser heads the committee arrang.
ing for the function.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Eiller's Antiseptic on. Known ss
Snake. oi|
WIN Positively Relieve Pain In q

4
Prom coast %, cosss prominent msp and wom-
q are sinsine iths praise Of ''snnEs on" Most
powsrfuI penetrating pain relieving nnimeDf and
isrssst ssIisr on ths. nstkst In same lsnsth Of
time. Il viii psnstrass thichest sole leather
h three minutes.
I had rheumatism 90 bad I had n walk on
@utches for years. says b. G. Hendrix. old
colder Of Minneapolis. Minn Aftsr tizfss
months treatment with your "snsks- or Iaid
off my crutches and now can wah like q bog.
a. g. Wilson. jacksonville. sf1s.. fruit row
or. writes; suffered Is years with rheumatism.
used bottles your Snake or and swelling
and pain disappeared.
j. d. Moore. Pittsburgh. Pa. railroad man.
ssys: Your Snake on is the only nnimeut
that ever save me relief from rbeum.tism. 1 uss
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fheumatism. neuralgia. lumbago. sore. stiff ana
swollen Joints. pain In back and limbs. corns,
bunions. chest colds. sore throat SNAKE Or
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icsA nothing LIKE ~ golden red color. Mfg.
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The Washington times., 1922-11-28

take control d prosecutions. I
think that only In such case would
action by Congress be excused or
justified"
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
CHEW! / FE:W! i.
END INDIGESTION
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moment .Pape's Diapepsin" reaches
the stomach all distress goes.
Lumps Of indigestion. gases, heart
burn, sourness, boating, flatulence.
palpitation, vanish.
Ease your stomach now! Correct
digestion and acidity for a few
cents. Druggists sell millions of
packages.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28

A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
tlss marriage Of Miss Florence X.
lfehgie. Of Sligo. this county. and
Edmund ]. De Lacey of Washing.
ton.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28

Union Thanksgiving services will
he held I'm Warner Memorial Presby
terian Church. Kensington. Thurs
day morning. The sermon viii b,
by Rev. u. s. Heavenpr. pastor OF
the Methodist church. A special mu
sical program will be rendered.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28

The stage is set for the big dance
in the krmory tomorrow evening
under the auspices Of Snyder.
Farmer Post, No. 8. OF Hyattsvillei.
Guests are expected from Washing.
ton and other nearby points. Henry
Hser heads the committee arrans-
ing for the function.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
Bible Thoughts for
This Week

! Sunday.
! ~ noN AND SHIELD: - The
'olu Eod is Il sun and shield: Tho
n'oru VIII give grace ana glory: no
sood thing will he withhold from
.ne'n that walk uprighhly.-Psalm
Monday.
The PRINCE Or PEACE.--,ror
unto us child is born: ana tho
government Shall be upon his .hou,
mer a-.d his name shall be called
me frihce of peacc.--lsaiuh 0: G
Tuesday.
MERCY ASSURED. = He tbot
coVercfil his sins shall not prospcr.
nut whose ccnfcsseth and forsnioth
them shall have mercy.-provprho
2S: 13.
Wednesday.
ltEWARD or HUMILITY
!" hoS"evrr exnltrth himself shall
De abnseh; and he that humblpth
hlmself shall be exal,cd.-Iuke
II: II.
Thursday.
SAFE STEPS The steps Of q
good man are ordered by the Lord
ana he drli;'teth In his way
psalm 81 %.
Friday.
low TO GET On: Ask, and 1t
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
THE VOTERS OF PICKENS
COUNTY.

anI every one that voted fo,
u.e Sop4 vote, your kind words
aac ty, end will greatly apprcci-
yow upport in the next primary
MH also ,hank those who voted for
ones who will not be IN second race
for your vote and pledge you NV
word that l will work hard not to
betray the trust.
have made good race, consider
ing the chance had. There was y
bunch of fellows that went with us
to every meeting that | am satisfied
was working for some one, or against
some one, or both. Some of them
came to me and tried to get mo TO
them to work for me, but told
that if the people did not give
me / did not want t. If nv
will work for me half as hard
.os my enemies have worked against
me ! will go over the TOP with >
whoop
Yours truly,
j. M. GARRETT.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
A "W0NDERFUL Tide"

uo ir ,,ta t,,
o,,t 'i'' "'iu - ''""Aea
liz ,,,.
,oi,n, no WIG 10 ihiSh hei
ia .,,,,s
o."'' !" ior 'he 'henter thirty min.
Ho .o,. o,,.,,,
So e""Si' III Il subway jam and
,,,,. ''''"''r ana lihGS they
:,
"oeSh . INC 'he SNOW ana argues
-,
~ s"'s 10 JAZZ Joint and gets u
-,
'oo' "i'''A costs Slo.
"''i'Se'I III 'he Office.
-,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
SEPTEMBER FARM CALENDAR
Things to DO This Month

Agronomy
Plant alfalfa on land thai h,
Decn plowed,, narrowed, lined. fort;
ilzcd and inoculatcd.
Fight the boil wccvil and imnro,o
the land at the same time bv nn,,;,,,
winter cover crop in every cotton
field
Treat the land fairly BY turning
under some of the summer egur,cs
Put rye, vctch, crimson clover, bur
clover or oats into every cotton mid
die.
Pick cotton rapidly to prevent loss
by weather damage.
Fill barns with well cured hay.
Prepare land for wheat and oats.
II necessary to break the land do it
now so that the grain may be sowcd
on well settled seed bed.
Gut and shock corn for shredding.
Horticulture
Select and prepare land for straw
berries.
Sow beet seed in late September
to produce carly spring beets.
Plant spinanch in late September
for winter and spring green's.
Sow turnips up to Sept. 20, the
Seventop variety for greens, and the
White Egg for roots.
Plant a final crop Of snap beans.
Keep the fall garden crops well
cultivated.
Study varitics and make arrange
mcnts to get trees for the orchard to
be set in the late fall
Animal Husbandry
Prepare land and SOW forage crops
such as rape, rye, crimson clover and
barley. 1t is important to get these
winter grazing crops in by the middle
CT September.
Make preparations for the care
and management of sows which will
farrow in September.
Give extra attention to those hogs
which arc to be shown at fairs
Accumulate sufficient feed to carry
the livestock through the winter.
Make plans for housing livestock
during the winter months.
Dairy
Plant rye latter part 0: month .or
winter and spring :yraZing.
Remodel old barn or build a new
ono if needed to protect dairy cows
from the winter winds and rains.
Make and store in barn at least
one ton of good lcgumc hay for each
COW. This will provide IL pounds
per day from November Is to May /
Dry off cows due to calvc in DC
to5cr and give them six weeks rest
Join 4 bull association or buy
Gcod purebrcd bull which GENES from
high producing ancestry.
Poultry
Gull the noH-p"oducers and th'
weak sick pullets.
Do not force the pullets into hcav!
laying until they arc mature.
Clean up the house and yards.
Watch out for diseases in the flock
Plan, Diseases
Finish the rcst-harvcst cleanup
in tho peach orchard.
Notify your dealer that YOU WI
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

a teacher with Winthrop training,
first grade license and four years OK
pericnce wants place at once, either
rural or town work. Address,
"Teacher" care Of the Sentinel.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
MoNEY TO LOAN

On Improved Farms in Pickens,
Oconce and Greenville counties. City
p, opcrty, G eenville, Easley and
Seneca.
II. +. BRUCE, Pickens, S. G.
Office Over Keowee Bank.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

TO 20 forward is important. TO 20
straight Is more important
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

Power comes from ability intclli.
gently and rersiStcntly applied.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

Ssif-rclinncc is useless unless yo
aaNe made yourself reliable
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.

Dates acJuy 18TH 18TH 26th August 1st, 9th, 18th
23rd 29th September 9th and 18TH
Tickets all regular trains Except Pennsylvania Rail
road Congressional Iimitc()
ngton, trip only exceed days within final
limit ticket.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

Mr.. Waldo Hunter and family are
visiting with relatives at Clarksvillc,
Ga.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

weil-f"rmcd life Is of more mo-
mrnt than the bcst-formcd statue ever
chiSrlrd
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31
ODD BELIEFS

What YOU cngcrly wish for viii be
likr'N 10 meet YOU.
WSl. on Il load OF hay. without look.
ing ai III" load again, AMI YOUR wish
will come to pass.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-31

Ambition Is like rlcc.ricity-rsnrul
when properly controlled, dangerous
whca uncontrolled
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

(Sortiettes paa iiSite Sibe.l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
Wontatta.

Sarmer frelit af trufait SnnS.
&oScoe @aloorf, Sarmer / Barron
Gountp, pilbe Der ON Sagen bGre
orGbt al EFT raienbe Ore, ON life
bans trofaite Sitno bar fommen bnm
tilbielp. @aloorf ifl,lbe fsre Srcn
no / Sapnegangeit, 90 Den plroicli8
angreb bam og itsbte bam omfllIo.
Sunoen fom itrar paa fin Serres
Tsoraab og giorbe BET iaa bebt for
Sren, at BEN matte treffe fig til
buge. Sarmeren Hap meo lette aOG'
teller.
Gr finfe grrpluffcre. Ser for
t9ueS ON Noab Slignep oe Suitrlt,
begge 80 Iar ganlle, at De / Sougla5
9ountp Ssbet al TO Tiger bar plnt'
tet 10 &asier eler 480 8ints glaa'
b9r, berpeb 9iort mansen llngbom
tilIfamme. Oct gamle sGetepar er
oprinoelig fra Canada men bar III
lit Stem hos en- Satter / Superior.
De bleb gifte 20 Iar eamle, og for
20 Iar iiben feireoe De altiaa it
8%ulobrplup. OF beres Sern er III
fire Ssnner og fire Sstre iIipe. GeS'
uoen bar De AZ 9~srnebsrn % 50
gprnebsrns gern.
Spbsbo / Bet bpie NprS. Som
forleoen mebbelt osoe unge 8erbaro
Serrum | ct SoipitaI / Ga Crosse
efter at babe bragt en- Sl9gtningS,
$. 6. Sepers Sig tilbage fra noro'
lige Canada. Senne bapoe operOra'
get b~etpoelige @ienbomme peo Nor'
lpap Sonie, Man., Canada, til rn9c
gerrum % bans Saoer, Eaitor Y.
gerrum Of Solmer,, meloes MI at
babe e%ngageret Ibbofat 6. S. Sto'
field al glboD Safe, Winn., til al
~paretage De n9prlte gienoomme Der
oppe. Ionofaten bar allereoe III
traaot Den lange % beipGrlige EeIle'
Gre brebt paa Sernbaneipor. Sobl
SO. Steipart, repubIifanif &anoloai
for Siitriftsabpofat al Green Golntn,
bans Sllitru og en- Riece, WeiiS Sottlc
&aiteen al Wilpnufee, blep Seroa9
y(Sortiattes paa iibite SiSe.l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
Wtnnetotd.
gin Narfebspraaniiation? gar

Np NarfeSsprganiiation? 9anf-
mpno / ct. Balll og minneapolis
laeoes peb lleens gegpnbelie of bape
UNDER Sperpeielie en- IIan for Srga-
niiering al en- $50,0O0,000 Speoe-
"Eool" for at biitaa Rorbpeitens
Sarmere / at brinee bette ams @p-
ling paa Warfebet til en- mere til
freosItiuenoe Eris. Slere @soer mee
bette Sormaal bilbe / bisie Gage bli.
be aibolbt, iagoes Ser.
apinSe funSen brnfnct. 2iaet al
Wrs. Garl Sormo, bpis Siem bar
npr glton, Spo for Sersus Sails.
Ianbtes Ssnbae Worsen / en- Ii6en
|Snbiis NOR Samiliens Stem. Sur
oar gaaet no Sreoag glften % ben,
oes Gl9ber fanotes fort efter poc
grebben al Snoiisen, men 2iset gie,'
fan0tes life isr Senbae. Sun eiter.
laber fig Wanb og ct Barn. 2igipns.
ilirpen bapbe ioerfiat en- llnoerisa
gelie.
1igebarn fnnSet. ct npIia 100,
Eigebarn, inoipsbt | ct Saanofle6t
og en- gammel IpiS fanbtes forleoer
Iften liggenbe peb Sortauget / en- a
ct. Galls @aber. s Gaffen lam
men meo Barnet ianbtes Ell tor
Sfribelie, bpori en- nlpffelig Mober
~erflGreoe, at bun bar for fattig til q
beboloe Barnet, % anmooet ON, a
bet bragtes til ct Soipital. 9arne
bar | ale Waaoer friift % leoeopg
tiet.
9umt for Salifneri. Carl 6. Sret
beim bar / gilbert Sea erfl9ret Fl,
ifplbig | at babe beeaaet flere sSalit
nerier % er al 9ommer WeiabeI
ienbt til StatsiGngilet for nbeItem
lib. Bolitiet paaitaar, of Srctbeir
bar beipeeet 8isbmGno / Muffin o
andre al ienbre Winneiotas 9pe
label iom / gilbert 2ea for Summe
'belsbenoe fig til flere E,dirtb Sol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

met at SagIitorm. Sbeben giber fra
20 til IS 8uibels pr. Icre, og aft
Smaogrsn er af eneitaaenbe goo
9palitet. Slug og Ilfalfa bar begge
gipet belbige Iplinger, iamtioig Tom
Sapnegangene er meget gobe.
GiuneerfpinSe plnoielta bpb. Mrs.
Cars Sarum, Ga Iar gammeI % en-
al Minnebaba gountps 8ioneerfpin.
ser, boiat Ser be iibite so Iar, er
pllloielig 800 al ct Sierteonoe. 3D.
oen rammebe benoe netop iom bum
bar ii9rb meo at traffe Sanb op al
en- giItern neb fit Stem Siour Sails,
% bum bar falben neo giennem Slab
ningen. 2egerne flyer bog, at Ser
life bar Sale ON 9rufning, ga bum
bar bpb for bum i1aaebe 8anoet.
Turbelen pcb &unfnrrance. grem.
pelpis n9pnes, at &orneIepatorer |
Suron life bar nogen 8anifeligbeoer
meo at ifaffe Jig Sernbanepogne for
Sorienbine al Speoe og anbet 8orn,
meoens @lepatorer / omliggenbe Sper
belt bar maattet inbltiae fine Snb.
fisb, 90 be er fulbe og ineen @ogne
at oporipe. Suron CT iaa belbig at
babe to Sernbanelinier, Greet Nor.
tbern og HortbmeItern, og aonfltr-
rance mellem biSie mebfsrer, at &orn-
banbIere Ser itabig fan fisbe og al
ienoe Sarmernes Yrobufter.
&piiife Sperfalb. Soiepb Bauer,
Sarmer peb Sreeman, blep forleben
Iftert, ba ban fisrte biemoper efter
Ell Sorretningsreiie til Wolan, giort
til @ienitanb for ct Ittentat, iom
ban enbnu life fan begribe bporlebes
ban firnoe Hippo fra meb 2ipet. Ser
blep ira fort Solo affpret ct Sagl.
geppr MOB bam meb ben Selge, al
enoel al Iutomobilens Stprebiul bler
ifi,ot ppf, men ielp erbolot ban life
iaa meget iom Ell &ift. 30 Tiger for
blep ser paa neiagtie iamme Steh
affpret ct Sfno moo Sper Eeterion,
iom BOG blep let iaaret. 9aoninger
rep ct fort Srl / Ssren paa Seter.
ions Iutonlobil % itreifeoe oerpao
bans Sen.
@anifelise SiScr fur Sarmcrcn.
glf Soutb Safotas Seiolfning bliper
iugen iaa baarot ram,met Of ben paa.
gaaenoe Sernbaneitreife iom Sarme.
rem. @n WGngoe Glepatorer / ole
Sele al Staten negter at moota &orn
unotagen for 2a9ring, % meget lioet
fisbeS paagruno al at man bin0res
Sorienbing al Mangel paa Sernbane.
pogne. De Sarmere, iom bar llo.
fomme Oertil % briper fine cane
SurIile, opfsrer 9ornbooer, mebens
andre letter lin SO / Staf for at trpife
naar Streifen err operitaaet. Wanae
er life iitano til of betale fontant for
Sr9ifing, bporfor oct err blepet NOT.
iaa alminoeliet at gipe 10 8rocent
stfilag moo &ontant. Seo 6enne 8lon
bar mango 6armere feet fla llSpei til
at optage Saan | 9anfen for at be.
tale SrRiferen. Sarmere meo Slaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
Gpo 9afotd.

Iotctaolingcn SaarIig. Otter bbab
ser meloes fra Iberbeen bill tent
plantebe 8oteter fate meget libet al
fla oper Sen norblige Gel al Staten.
Der er / Sc iiSite fem Tiger falot
meget tibet &egn, boorbeo Hoteterne
/ Sen @rab er %beifaoiset, at Ser pan-
ifelig bill opnaaes balp Ipling.
Stur Soebeaacr brGnSt. gu
9ranb, Ser Dor opitaaet peb @niiter
fra ct 2ofonlotip, bar fitloitenbig Of
br9not 900 acres Speoe paa 6. g.
og Sacob 0el,miGerS Sarme belig-
genbe norbenfor IcSntoib. gn be.
tpoelig StrGfnine Splanb og en-
Sapnegang blep ogiaa beriet al
|Sloen.
Stort Weieri neSbrGnbt. Sra
Siour Sails meloes, at glarf Weieri
er fuloit9noig neobr9nbt meo ct Cab
al $4,000, Dog belt bGffet peo Isil.
rance. Slben bar opitaact paa 2oftct
ODER Waifinrummet. Wan bapoe
aaereoe beepnot at u~barbeioe Ylaner
for 8ienopfsrelie al Speningen =
benne Gang al Muriten.
Gisarctter % SarmarbeiSere. Gn
Yr9riebrano opitob paa Ell Sarm
norbenfor Siabmore, og fsrlt efter al
en- baIp Seftion Sslano bar afbrGnbt
Ipffebes oct DC flere Sunorebe Ser.
ioner, Der ileoe til ira Spen, at iluffe
Sslben. Slben bar opitaaet ira en-
Giearetitump, Tom WGub beifiGfti'
gebe meb at ilaa So bapoe faitei
fra Jig.
8iGft Tiger Sfaocseritatnins. Sro
Witcbea berettes, at WtrS. Saraf
2arion, iom forrige Ssit unber en-
Geiie til Siour Sails bar 8ieit hos
Morris @enbleboes Samilie, MI bar
anlagt Sag for en- Sfabeseritatnina
laf $4,000 moo bisie fine Sertsiolf
Sum pauitaar, at bun unber 9isre'
turen miitebe lit bsire Gie Tom Splee
al @enOleboeS SfieoeSlssbeo ION
Acknowledged.
9runaar ! Gregory Gunntp. Otter
bpab Der meloes fra SrGifemaifinernt
better Gregory Gountp iaar ben iter'
itc slpling oct nogeniinoe bar bapt
Sette er Silf9lbet ODER belle Goiebno
naar unbtaseS en- Iioen Stribe. ram,