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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19

A full gathered skirt in this day of
long, slipky. straight lines is indeed a
radical idea. The fashionable woman,
however. may dare to- wear such a
mode without feeling passe and. really
one full skirted <rock in a wardrobe
is a relief II nothing else. This new
gown offered as a -mid-winter style is
brown share z.z I
'Ehe frock is made with the stripes
runninA horizontally on the skirt
and vertically On the blouse. The
tight basque bodice is trimmed with
q: deep lace,and, net bertha and deep
frills to Y matchA 3flnish the three
quarter sleeves. Gold fruit is ap-
pliqued at the girdle and shoulder to
form the only other trimming touch.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19

The Daughters Of the American
Revolution held their annual Christ
mas program in the home of Mrs.
Martin Jensony 1410 University ave-
nue., on Monday afternoon. The
rooms were decorated with holly and
red lighted candles. and during a
group. of vocal numbers by Mrs. q: r.
Vo~les, the candles furnished the
only light in the rooms.
The subject Of papers given bytMrs.
Tom Moore, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs
J.. p. Miller. was "Why the Pilgrims
Did Not Observe Christmas Mrs.
n. S. George gave an Interesting dis
course concerning her recent trip east
The treasurer of the Organization
vas authorized to send the sum OF
$24 to the Roosevelt Memorial Fund
to assist in the restoration of the
Roosevelt cabin, and the society also
voted to contribute SO toward the
fund for the union Christian colleges
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19

It is said that in n Havana me e.
alter, each member OF the au9lencs - .
supplied with a sinai ooaro LIN =
wooden mallet to stimulate
Japanese government is DESTROYING
ma 9 notes put out during the var ~
preserve silver. and expects to reauc :
to ashes the entire issue OF s1S'ooo' wv
ven by next Anril.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19
EVENING EDITION.

The meeting iofs4thsI auxiliary Of St.
parl,s church which was to be held
in the home of Mrs. II. =. Wilson
wednesday, afterneonsyhas abeen., In
definitely ,ostp6ned becanse OF the
death Of James Elton.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19

- ... |. .f
Many shops are beginning to show
light sports wear for the southern
tourist. Nothing would be more ap-
preciated by the woman who spends
her winters in FloridaN than a pretty
sweater suit for beach or,country club
wear. This model indicates the pop
ularity of white for sports wear. AL
though here it is relieved by bright
scarlet trimmings.
A plain white flannel skirt worn
with this Write honeycomb sponge
sweater makes a very snappy outing
suit. Red and white shoes with flat
heels and "a write, braided felt hat
worn in the summer as well a. in the
southern winter. Bright green pur-
ple}or orange is also effective as trim
ming on a white Goa of this kind.
Note the side fastening which marks
the coat as a 1923 model. ,,
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

the slogan recently adopted by
this city. The First City of the
First State" The Governor and the
Rev. J. c, Comiskey, of Dover, also
headed the line from the Elks' home
here to the p. r. r. station.
The local delegation, garbed In the
well-known Elk colors Of purple
and white, made a striking appear
ance as they marched through the
resort with the music from a band
of So pieces announcing their COM
ing.
Being one OF the smaller delega-
tions participating in the parade of
more than 5000 men, the local
Hello Bills" occupied a place near
the end OF the line. This and the
fact that they were compelled TO
wait for two hours under the blist-
ering sun before falling in liae. did
not, however, dampen their enthusi-
asm.
Although some OF the local men
returned to this city last night. a
of them decided to max
a real celebration of the conyention.
and will stay at the resort over the
weekend. They are at the Hotel
Beaumont.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

ment explains lis indicated in a res
olution adopted by the board. which
IS as follows: II
For the guidance of the Exec
utive Committee the Board of Di-
rectors makes the following state
ment of the publication policy OF
the press. The University of Della
ware Press will consider for publi-
cation only such books or pamphlets
as it may deem contributions to the
various fields of art and knowledge
Such publications may be in the
form of original works or reprints
Of earlier documents of merit which
are now out of print. At this time
the Press is particularly interested
in the fields of education. literature,
history, social science and philoso-
ply.
The bylaws Of the Press pro-
vide that the board Of directors shall
be composed of II members: three
of them members of the board of
trustees of the University of Della
ware. three members of the faculty
of the University, three members of
the General Alumni Association OF
the University. three members at
large and the president OF the Uni
versity eX-oficio. Those selected to
at the luncheon yester-
day afternoon were as follows:
Joseph H. odell, Walter Hullihen,
Finley X. NJ. Foster. II. Rodney
sharp Henry p Scott, Henry Ridge
y. Edward y. Vanandingham,
George Morgan, Hugh NJ. Morris,
Pierre S. dupont Christopher L.
Ward, Wlnifred J.. Robinson and
Wilson L. Bevan
Among the books being consid-
sred by the Press for publication.
ire the following: 'Landor's Poems
IF Ianthe,' by Prof. f. NJ. X. Fos-
er; The English Bible. by Prof |
". owen Sypherd; a System of
National Education written by
Pierre Samuel dupont in 1900 at |
he request of Thomas jefferson.
President of the United States, and |
lever previously published in Eng |
ish; a School History of Della |
yare,' by Katharine Pyle, and A
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
ROOSEVELT TELLS.
ELKS OF HERRIN
Declares Blot of Massacre
Must Be Wiped Out by
Process of Law
NATIONS FUTURE
is MENACED

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.. July a.
Justice must be done in the cases OF
those responsible for the recent mas
sacre Of coal miners at Herrin, H.,
sregardless of affiliations, If the
United States is to continue as a
nation, Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt of the Navy Department de-
clared yesterday in an address to the
5sth national reunion of the 3. p.
o. Elks. A blot" such as that at
Herrin, he asserted, "can be wiped
out in only one way-by process Of
law. There are doctrines abroad in
the land" Mr.. Roosevelt continued,
(which II not controverted and
overcome. may Dad to the fall of
this great country as countries of
the past have fallen.
But few short weeks ago in
Southern Illinois as atrocious a mas
sacre occurred as is contained in our
annals Men were killed not c,cln-
~ killed but brutally killed. and up
TO the time in which l speak there
Is no shadow Of a conviction OF the
murderers in sight. know not
who was to blame. whether em-
ployer or mploye-perhaps both
but If our country is TO stand we
must mete out justice in this case
Regardless of Affiliations.
If we are to exist as a nation we
must be law-abiding. Our Govern
ment is arranged in such fashion
that it provides a method whereby
we who compose 1t can change it,
Our laws can be changed in like
manner. There is. Therefore, no ex-
cuse for breaking laws. Neverthe-
less we seem 10 be Increasingly law
less; we seem bent on destroying
the structure we have builded."
The Elks' convention adjourned
finally following the installation of
the newly elected officers and the
usual spectacular parade. Theodore
Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, spoke from the reviewing
stand directly after the procession.
Delegates from more than 1000
lodges. scores of bands. patrols and
Hello Bills" in colorful costume
took part in the pageant
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
Peter Pan Collar and
Cuff Sets SOC

Fine Organdie Sets, in plain. plaid
and stripe effects. tailored and lace
trimmed. Also smart lace-trimmed
Linen Sets.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
Man Loses Hope

For ten years l suffered severely
from stomach trouble. The doctors
said had cancer Of the stomach and
nothing would do but an operation.
] took my last round Of Mayrs Nn1-
derful Remedy 1-2 years ago. Since
then / sleep well, eat what 1 want
and feel fine" II is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes he
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically a.. Som
ach, liver and Intestinal ailments.
Including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
J. N. Eckerd and druggists every
where.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

study OF School Attendance in Dell
aware" by DR.. Richard Watson
Cooper.
The Press will be self-supporting
and it is hoped will become source
of financial revenue to the Univer-
sity."
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

About AZ pairs in the lot. in
cluding shoes that regularly sold
up to 5000, in plain white and
tan and white.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
JUST FOR Fun
A Few Women's SO Oxfords for Csc

Forman's a store where you don't
pay big rent prices, we sell for less
than any other good shoe store in
the city, no cheap trash. no junk.
We buy direct from seven factories.
Lawn tennis for the entire family.
Low shoes and pumps for boys and
girls Hi-tex low shoes for men and
women, greatest shoe values in Will
mington Cushion hand turn shoes
for tender feet. White canvas pumps
and oxfords for women and girls.
this week. Forman's,
Fourth street, bet. Market and King.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
DELAWARE TO
HAVEOWN PRESS
University Outlines Details
and Names Board of
Directors
DISCUSS PLAN AT
LUNCHEON MEETING

Details OF the organization Of a
university press as part of the activi-
ties of the University of Delaware
have been made public by DR.. Wal
ter Hullihen. president of the insti-
tuition. The incorporators and di-
rectors of the enterprise were enter
tained at luncheon in the Hotel
dupont yesterday afternoon, by DR..
Joseph II. Odell director Of the Ser
vice Citizens.
In establishing a press, the Uni
versity of Delaware is following the
example of the great universities OF
this country and of England, such as
Harvard, Yale. Chicago. and oxford
and Cambridge.
THE purpose and publication
policy of the University of Della
ware Press" DR.. Hullihen's state
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
GOVERNOR MARCHES
WITH CITY ELKS

Headed by Governor DenDey, two
hundred members of Wilmington
Lodge Of Elks marched in the pa
rade Of Elks at Atlantic City yes
terday. The local lodgemen car
ried banner inscribed with
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

Full cut and we'll made. of fine
sateen. with hemstitched hem; just
the thing to wear under sheer sum-
mer frocks.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
NAME C0MMITTEEF0R
LIBRARY FUND DRIVE

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July 14.-Henry p.
Scott, II. Rodney Sharp and DR..
Walter Hullihen have been appointed
by the trustees of the University Of
Delaware on the committee to plan
the campaign next fall for funds
with which to building a new library
at the university. The committee
has not organized as the Alumni As
sociation has not appointed its rep
resentatlve on this committee. The
committee is empowered to add TO
the committee If it so desires.
No definite plans have been made
for the campaign to date.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

My son, there is no place like the
home where the Want Ads are free
ly used.-Adv.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-26
Second Thing To Do:

Start clipping the coupons. Simply write name of the
candidate and return to the Contest Manager not
later than date printed the bottom Vote for yourself
for who wishes Ask friends to them
for Gather them where you Expiration date will
be forward each week.
Clip the coupons from your Ask friends to
clip them j send them you Collect many you
can-each coupon counts for a hundred votes
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Regardless Today
YOU CAN BE. WINNER!
Everybody Wins"
HOW TO ENTER


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That makes you candidate and credits you with FIVE
THOUSAND VOTES If more convenient you may nominate
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Gu nominate yourself any person-several
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-26

Grand Prizes
The candidate receiving the largest number of votes in
the contest regardless place residence declared
winner of the Chevrolet Sedan
The receiving the second highest number Of
regardless place of residence will win
the 500 prize.
Those two candidates eliminated winning other
prizes.
DISTRICT PRIZES
The standing first in their respective
districts a handsome wardrobe trunk.
The standing second in their respective
districts dainty Is Jewel Elgn wrist watch
The standing third in their respective
districts 26 pieces of Oneida Com
munty Siverware.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-26
Rules of Contest:

Any person residing territory reached by the Hart
ford Herald may become a candidate.
Receipt necessary supplies will be provided
TO contestants their to
No employee, of he immediate family of an
employee of the Hartford Herald may a candidate
Votes ballots being credited
Should contestant withdraw be
cancelled.
In the a between two or more contestants
the prize or prizes tied for will be equally
divided among contestants tied
The $ open and will close at O'Clock of
the evening of September 8, 1922.
Contestants accept support IN any or all
districts or anywhere. and aid enlist
support obtainable.
All subscriptions be turne in to the Contest
Manager within secured.
The votes due from subscriptions by contest
ants and their supporters will be issued in ballot
All such ballots be voted
time before close assume re-
sponsbity for correctness of ballots accepting
Contestants entering the contest by rules
Refusal to do continued disagree
able methods plans would
dsquaify them from further participation
Manager will referee any question arising n
contest. .....,. .. ....
Candidates nominated but wishing to in
race must notify the Contest Manager
either in writing in person.
A limit governing may be pub
ished before the closing
time O time.
Speedy correction will be made in of typographical
misprin responsibility assumed
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Grants minoe.

Sunorcoaarsbagen for General %
ibp. 0rGiioent Grants Ssoiel teire.
bes Den 27be April meb itore Mtnoe.
letter / DC ileite al 2anbets gper. Zen
ltsrIte al bisie Setter boloteS | Den
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bppr Grant blep isbt. Sopcotalcre1
bar IrGiibent Saroing, iom taltc Tor
en- ubpre Silbsrerifarc, bucriblanot
beianot iig flere al 9anoets bercmtc.
Ite M1no OF apinoer.
s @aibinston behicerebeS nlSer
itorc Ssitibeligbeoer Den tore grorl-
ceItailie al Gen. 8ragt, Tom er rellt
/ Den botaniife Sape. Otter Srore
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aierinesfontorer lliffcbe iorat stpe De
5%ituiinber al pfieutlise 5%ilnftionGrer
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ienbc % 9pens 9eioltnin9 at bGore
ben itore Entertainers Nfinoe. "a.
aens Sooebtalere par TtceprToem
Goolioge % arissminiiter @eefs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
en- flint Sicoffcer.

Yremierleitnmnt / sc Sorelleoe
Staters Miarine C"gtapp"O ). u.
allano or al Observation-Disclosures!
trlbllot ct 81 Wtaalleoers @fterflr'
iuS ("poitgrabuate courie") | Irt;l'
Ieripioeuifab. San Ifal iorctagc il
ne Stlloier oels / Ilurapolts, osls
pco Columbia % Chicago llnioerI;-
tetcr % i forifieaige Saaber' 20
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bcnsfrigen % i oe iibite Mar blr
ppretGbei paa De 0~prcteoc Staters
0citroper "9oung", er cit Sen al
q. s. ailano, Gbiei Sepntp State
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bapbe ire Ssnncr / Terocnsfrigcn,
TO / Marinen % I / Irmecn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Grveeere Suftfart.

FRA Baltimore bcrettes, at set CT
lpffetS Den raabeipeube &omitc ior
9uitieilaoicn OF irGnritiGe Ell Wiotpr
iom uoeluffcr 9rlacll at 8oiolin, Ser
al Ben lebenbe Manb / &omitecll, Or.
Soicpb $. Inlcs, betegnes Ionr
"9rimoaariaecn" til De i~teofu1onc
2uit- lllpffcr.
Seb at benptte Ell tpffere Ollie ionl
9rpnoiel bill man citer Or. slmes'S
Iening flnne urogaa iaaoanme
lllpffer Tom Den Der nplia rommeoe
9uftifibet "@oma", ueb bpiIfen 2ei'
liabeb aQe unbtagen ire a fet Wtano'
fob paa as iotte Sipet I'll.
Der fr9pes ingen ipeciel Sebanb'
ling al oct me @rGnoiel, flyer Or.
Imes.' Wotoren iclu er ell Siaemp.
nina al ben b~efienote 2ibertp Wotor
meb meeet lGnsere Hiitoner, pco
bpilfe Der opnaaeS ct langt i~terfere
Srpf. Sen bar inecn @ertiler. 81.
len, iom err INF % flGbrie, bripes
unbet Ssitrpf inb / G%pIinoeren.
Set ~p9ientlig Eroblcm iom bet
airloer ON at lsie, er efter Or.
Imes's Wenins OF iremitiue Ell Wto'
tor al bette Slass icm er let NOT iii
of benptfes unoer 2~uftieilabs. men
bette betragter ban iom alereoe lsit
/ Oct ppientlisc. &an erfl9rer. at
9ranoielet oaiaa bill tunne benyttes
til 4utomobiler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
st SorIaneen6e ON, at SIoaoer

st SorlansenSe ON, at SIoaben
iflllbe ~opereipe Jig, bIcp afilaaet.
l%lmiboeIbart otter fonl ire Bombing.
plarer icilenbe henoucr Slaaben %
begpnote at ilpnge nco Bomber. Allie
bisie iaIbt / Sanbet nleo ltnbtaaelie
al Ell, Der rammcoc aanprbaaben
"Saicbi". 9outbcn c~rplooereoe mte0
ct iorirrbeligt analb % poelGseenbe
Sirfninaer. 8aaben blcp bclpis DC.
mplerct, bens aanoncr aiort l,briise.
Iiee oa SGffet beitrpct nleo opoe %
ioarcbe.
ariasifibcne bar %illbitGnoig biol.
peIcle operior 9uitfortoiernc, ga be.
res aoroner life fiilhc rettes / bsl
nof @infel ill of trUiic bent. Sele
6Iaaoen opcreap fig ocrfpr poa Naa.
Dc % llnaobc.
Sra Eefine te~leeraiercs, Of Ser |
Irlebning Of ben tritctoc Sittatiou
/ China % ct muli9euS MORT fore.
itaacnoe Sommeniteo menem 8ene-
rolcrnc Chang Sio Gin og @u Eei
Su trGffcs haitigc Torberebelier I'll
@eifpttclie al amcritarlfe o5 andre
frcnnlroe 9anoes Sor9eres 2tu oS
Gicn0pm.
5paiorbinoeIIen Wco apitcu er
r,oni life afbribt, men So9ticte'
iteu or nlcget ureaclnGSiig, iaa &C.
aationerne or fprbercNt poa at be'Tt.
te Serubanclinien % boloc Sraiifer,
igong, / Eili9loc alporlisc Sinorir.
ger ifuIoe inbtrGbe.
SiotiI er Dog fliu SoriietiJbeoS.
torhplosreglcr t"rliifet, ntelt Der be-
rcttcS at Ell aIIieret SIoabe pil lalro.
ipttc trooper, ON Oct ifllIbe ptie liz
%rcbpcnoiot, for | Spcrensitenrmclic
meo Sraftater al 1901 at boloe
Sorbinoclien mlelem Tcfilg % So.
bet adben.
Gn Stprfc paa rs Srlo9Sna.
troier % Worineiolbnter er onfom'
met I'll Soritcrfning al Sagten o2o
ZEN amerifanife 9eeation. &c &
ienot fra oer, antcrifanifc arpoI,r
"albonp" ipm blep bcorbrct unro.
rper fra Sbatgbai, % Selte or rcilt
irr Dem Saa Ylabien runot Sen
omcrifanite Seeatipu / Segat;onS'
fpartcrct. De brittle % irauife &C.
a%ationer bar pgiao anmooet OF, al
arigsifibe MAJ bli ienft I'll finel;'tt
Sarpauoe.
Iftipe SorbereNelier trGiieS al
bcggc De TO fienotlige @enrroler. Nh
l'li Slr bar ia%mmenbraset $4,000
Iano peo Haotinsfii, SopebitaO1r
/ Bropinien GbibIi, % Gbong BAR
10000 Nano lanasmcb Scrnbl,r'
Iinien fra Tefillq til Sapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
nyt Jord$kj0Iv.
|plSiomrie Surorpitelier inotrai
fprrise ltse / Sapan.
Sputnrc itprtcs / 0rus.

Ut telegram fra Sofio meloer,
at eli al De uoloiontite Sor6rpitelier,
lom bar iunbet Steo / S,apalt, IND.
traf forrige llge % pafte itor ssor.
itIrrelic o. abifilig Staoe baaoe /
Sofio % O~otobunra. Selbiguis an.
tages Sabet al MerneifeIiu at bope
pGret ringe. Sngen al De / Sofio
toelloc Imertfauere fpnl tilifuoc;
Serimoo blcp ben ameritanife I'm.
bnS'aocbpgnins abifilig ranpore.
ret.
SiaeleoeS lc0 iIcrc Spgninser,
IOm bciinocr iig lmlSer SpiereIie af
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"0iller Contraction Gompdnp", Ell.
Del Sfabe. Ge cr Dc itsrite 9psnin.
Ger, iont finbeS / Saparl, o. bar paa
ret %tGrmcitc fGroise.
Seluti 6ob al BEN pSre 9punnr.
Der blcu opfprt for 500 Mar iiSen,
I,nrtcoc / 8ruS. Sele 9pens go.
ioIfnlng itprtcoc / Sorifrrffclic No
roa 8aoernc, ba oeres SllIe bcspno.
re at rite og alt Lott Srobo of Inn.
gcS frcn o. tilbase GTg % Srg
'nelen. Salri9e SuStaee CLEO neo
paa 8aoerne.
70 Sapolteiere bleu or9bt / go.
tobama, boor Sremnebfuarteret,
iirr &iucicrfparterct leo bctpoeIig
Sfabc. HpItcIierne bar b~etpoeli1
i~tcrferc / Yofobona cno / Sofiu.
6lerc S%pgninger itprtebc iammen,
90 @pclls Sopeopauolebnirlg blcp
Gtbrltot poa TO Steocr.
Wan peo eronll life, boor Sent
fret Tor Nplteliernc befalibt liz, men
man peiltcr at faa bsrc ON iuG.
re Cab % muligcnS itorc llIpffer.
raar Gitcrrctninger begpnoer at
femme ino ira Snlobiltrifterne.
Stiiterne Gcnmeipioierltc) / Seis.
neutrality-suspicious. logoes ilooe moo
Yapirct lom ct &eiultat al Soroltp.
oetS %~pIoionrbeb.
Ser inotraf ct alporliat ltobruJ
al Sitlfanen Nionna 2)air1a, 80 Nil I
Storopit Tor Sofio, 0ascn for Sor5.
iSiGlpet. llobruobet foregif nleo ct
iorltrGffeligt &rlaIo pg ~uoilpnseoe
irGrc WaSier al Iife. Sten % Iss.
Nogen alporlig Sfaoe foraariaseoc
llobrtooet Dog life, ialfalo life iac.
riot bibtiI pioes.
Sra Sofio %telegrafereS SEN 2SSe
Tpril: Get igaar inotrrrfnc Soro.
itiGlp ebelagoe ogiaa Ben Miir, Ser
cmgiper beu iuorc al aeiierfamiIien
lcbocoe Spoel, % Sustropperne no.
fonmanoereoes til Sasttieneitc ON
Mtatten.
Der anrettebes aanifc b~etpocIia
Sfabe paa Observation-Disclosures 9pg.
ringer, buor marge apirtoer og
Sern bIep fp9iteoe unoer Sen op.
itaaeoe Ganif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Sorelemt / 10 olar :?

Nplig blcp man / Chicago after op.
mertiom paa ct S%unitperf Tom / Ian.
&c Siocr bar ligget bearapet blanot
andre Sing / SplagSbuiet / eli al Sp.
chs Barter. Set par ell Sircoln.
Stette al Saitt @olioenS, ct Nteiter'
perf iom auuitneren q bclfiGftigct
meo / f. Iar, % Iom bleu filbfert
fort for ban opbe. Saint 8alloenS no.
talte iclu, Of Bette par oct beoite
blanbt alle bans %erter, % enoeltg ct
iom han par tilfrebs nlcb at frentbn-
Sc iom lin Sribut I'll Sincoln.
Stcttcn bar albri9 uGrct iloitilct
/ Chicago, men / 1907 bleu Den iou'
men nteo andre al Den berenlte Bill.
l~ebhuaaers aunitpcrfer irentoiit I
METROPOLITAN Wfliieum | Nep 9orf.
Iarct eiter font ocn I'll Chicago og
blcp nliblcrtihig oplaat ! Waihinston
Yorf. : 1915 par Den oeo lloitilin.
gen / San francisco, fom iaa tiIba.
&c iii Chicago on bar 'ioen lieaet I
TartenS SplagsbrS. : 1917 bleo
Sen al South Eart commissioners
anpiit lin YlaSs paa Ell lioeu Sorbsi.
nina peo Safe MichiganS Sreb, men
Den er altiaa enbm life opirilet.
Saint 8auoetS'S Sanfe par at
iremitiQe 9incoln iom ben Der Itpo
enc / bine tllnse Sioer, % Seniisten
iiaeS Of pGre opnaaei / iremtrGoeroe
8rao. 9ineolns Iniist % belle hans
Solbnins siper et iterft SnStrpt az.
al ban bar paa en- gprbe. iom bet
life bar ham iorunbt OF belle meo no.
gen anoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Guam ifaI uoforifes.

Sra Sonoliill, t~eleeraieres Den
oSDe gpril, at Der al oct oerpprcn.
Sc 9iihop 0t1lIcium fol foretageS Ell
tibcnifabeIig llOiOrifniug al Zen
Guam, Ell al DC 6oreneoe StuterS
iipmilitpre llbpoiicr % Ell al Ma'
,taneerlippen, iom aniees for a.
farunc @rGnIen mellem Oct aiiati'tt
Sentiments Civilization % Stiac'
baos sernes.
SiGr bill man isge of ifafie iia
Splpsninger ON gteoitamnineen a.
Gems Snbbpesere, buis SorfGore al.
mitbelig bar pGrct betragteoe Icm
1oIpnciere meo ct iterft nlalapllf
S,SiIet. llbforifningerne ifal leocs al
ipp. 2sitnont / De Soreneoe Stateca
WtnrincforpS Sons Sornboitel, ioul
/ Ipngere Sib pur i%tationeret paa
Guam.
gae gcrnc / Warianesrippen
incb llnotagelic al 8i,am abmini.
itreres al SSapan lutoer Wtanoat ira
gtatipnernes 2iga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
en- foitbar 5eiltaeelie.

Sra H~ocfioro, 81, berettcS oen
21oe april: "a George emanuel.
iul ioag erfarebe, at bans @rooer
S%beooore, Der er bans Eartner / eli
Sooa Solntain. 6orretning, bapoe
forGret ell SrcmmeO ire Gigarfas.
Ter. icm ban trocbc bar TONNE, font
ban mere paa at bcipime. 5 Ell al
aasicrne bapNc ban ncrnlig albra9t
$500 til iiffcr Sorparirg. Zen
Srcmmlcoc or life uctot tilbaae.