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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
Williston Beats
Sidney Ball Nine

Special to The Tribune.
Williston, n. D., Aug. 30.-The VIII
liston baseball team added another
score to it's string of victories for the
season Sunday afternoon, when the
Sidney, Mont, team was defeated by a
score of 6 to .. Neither side scored
in the first inning, but the locals opened
I'M in the second by bringing in three
rms and adding a score in the fourth.
seventh and eighth innings. The Wis
itors got around twice in the fifth,
but were unable to tally thereafter.
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MIssoULA LOSES TO ANACONDA

Missoula. Aug. 30.-The Anodes
baseball team of Anaconda defeated
the Missoula- Rochester team here to-
night in a tight game. by a score of
q to .. The Rochesters led in the scor-
ing and the Anodes came from behind
in the fourth and tied the score. Me-
Kenzie was pulled from the box here
and Blue Jacket. the burly Indian pitch
err of the visitors, went in. In the sew
enth the Anodes scored twice and the
Rochesters once.
Score H.. ii. u.
Anodes ......... 600 ITO "a 9 0
Rochesters ...... 0o1 600 ID 1 3
Batteries: Mckenzie, BlueJacket and
Gill; Spencer and Beaudette.
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TENNIS AT LEWtSTOWN.

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, Aug. 30.-The Lewis
town tennis club has arranged for its
annual tournament to be held Septem-
Der >. 3 and 4. Mems and women's
singles and doubles, mixed doubles and
a mems handicap will be the features.
with the annual contest for the Mont
gomery cup.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
pITrsBuRG 2. CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, Aug. 30.-The Pirates
went back into the first division
Wednesday by shutting out the Reds
Glazner pitched almost perfect ball.
Score. r. II. T.
Pittsburgh 900 O20 600 5 /
Cincinnati .0GO 600 00x-0 5 0
Called end eighth (rain).
Batteries: Glazner and Schmidt;
Rixey and H~argrave.
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Joe Beckett Outstanding
ELsH GOES TO WHITE Sox.

Chicago. Aug, 30.-Eugene Fish,
star outfielder with the Sioux City
club and runner-up for the batting
championship of the Western league
today, was awarded to the Chicago
club of the American league by X. NJ.
Lands. commissioner of baseball, on a
rehearing. On a previous ruling Com
missioner Lands held that Fish belong
ed to the White Sox, although the
player had been sold to the Pittsburgh
Nationals for $4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA t-6, BOSTON IA

Boston, Aug. 30.-Boston won the
first game of its double-header from
Philadelphia, but dropped the second.
Scores:
First game IL. III. Il.
Philadelphia 900 DOL O00-1 s 0
Boston ........2 200 600 OOx-2 s 0
Batteries: HubbeIl and Henline:
Miller and Gowdy.
Second game r. II. E.
Philadelphia ....O01 010 112-6 II l
Boston ........ 010 900 3004..T 3
Batteries: Weinert and Peters:
Braxton, Oeschger, Mcnamara and
O'Neill.
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CHICAGO 2, DETROIT I

Detroit, Aug. 30.-An error by Rig
ney. followed by a single and two sac
%rifices, gave Chicago a victory over
Detroit in the eleventh inning Wednes-
day.
Score r. H. f.
Chicago . 900 OO1 600 OBJ 10 O
Detroit 80. 900 600 100 OIL Z l
Baettries: Blankenship and Schalk
Dauss and Bassler.
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BOSTON 6. PHILADELPHIA :

Philadelphia. Aug. 3O.-Pratt's home
run in the tenth inning gave Boston
a victory over Philadelphia Wednesday.
The Athletics tied the score in the
eighth. Scherr and Burns each had
home runs.
Score R.'H. E.
Boston 49,. 900 410 900 10 II 4
Philadelphia. 600 020 120 0-5 Q G
Batteries: Pennock and Ruel; Helm
ach, Ogden. Naylor and Perkins.
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Totals

Umpires. Bob White and A. Dasing-
err; base on balls. off Brinton 1. off
Russell O; struck out. by Kringen Z, by
Russell 8: two-base hits. Dahl ,. kring-
en- /, Smith /; three-base hit, Scott 1.
Williston is scheduled to play a re-
turn game at Sidney next Sunday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
JONES D|SP[ACES |
CHARACTER MORAN
AS ENGLISH BOXER
Canadian With His Antics
Seems Keen About Ring
side Laughs.
BY SPARROW M'GANN
Special Correspondent Of Great Falls Tribune
Copyrtght. 1872. by The Great Falls Tribune

New York, Aug. 30.-Frank Moran
has been displaced in the minds of the
British fight public al a great prize
ring character. His place has been
taken by Soldier Jones, the Canadian
heavyweight champion, who has been
spreading broad smiles all over England
the past few months.
Jones is a humorist who evidently
values the laughter of the ringside
crowd more highly than the applause
that follows the knockout wallop.
Americans will remember Jones as an
opponent of Gene Tunney the after
noon that Dempsey fought Carpenter
in the arena on Boye's Thirty Acres.
Upon that occasion. Jones came into
the ring with ~complacent smiles and
amused the spectators by sitting be-
tween rounds with one leg thrown over
the other knee-a fine comfortable po-
sition in a chair around the village
stove, but warrented to shut off cireu-
lation and otherwise hogtie a prize
fighter. Tunney beat him up so badly
that he had neither chance nor i%nclina-
ton TO reveal his clownish tendencies,
but over in England he has given them
full play,
GetS FunHy with Cook
In his most recent battle against
George Cook, the Australian, in the
Holland Park ring, Jones started off
with a clear lead and was punching the
Australian all over the ring, when he
decided to inject humor into the pro-
ceedings. Grimacing at the crowd, he
would point to a certain spot with his
gloves and her tell Cook to stand
+Lou~ .aa,l - LII -l11oo-S -lI1
he took one on the beak.
The crowd laughed for a while, but
finally. in the British way, decided
that Jones was not funny but impert-
nent. Then began the boos. Whether
this threw Jones off, or whether his
mood of lightness prevented him from
ever attaining a fighting pace, the fact
remains that in the final rounds Cook
took a big lead on points and Jones'
only hope of winning was by a knock
out. This he found he could not ad-
minister. and Cook took the decision.
Now Jones only hope of a British
engagement lies in his attraction as q
funny man. This might be more of an
attraction here than in London. As TO
that, we shall see.
Joe Beckett Outstanding
The present heavyweight situation
in London finds Joe Beckett as the
only p~ugiist who could meet Carpen-
tier with any hope of a big gate. Had
Jones beaten Cook-as most English
men thought would be the Casa
Beckett-Jones scrap, preceding a bat
tie between the winner and Carpenter,
would have been regarded as offering
a good businesses prospect for any pro-
moter. But now nothing looms. finan
cially promising in the heavyweight
field save a return Beckett Carpenter
engagement, and not even the most
patriotic Englishman can work up a
lot of enthusiasm over that.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
ST. LOUIS II, CLEVELAND 8

Cleveland. Aug. 30.-St. Louis made
it two straight Wednesday, defeating
Cleveland.
Score r. Fl. z.
st. Louis -. 600 40 0O6-11 16 2
Cleveland 80. 200 100 000-3 10 ]
Batteries: Wright, yangilder and
SEVERED; Mails. Boone and O'Neill, L.
Sewell.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
CITY LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY


New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
No others scheduled.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

An Athenian gentleman who went
without a walk stick was presumed
by the police to be disorderly and
fined.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

OF $50 motor cars imported into
the port of Shanghai during 1921. a
total of 469 were American-made ma
chimes.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
LOCALSPORT
CIRCLES
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York ), Washington 4.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 6.
Cleveland 3, st. Louis II.
Detroit /, Chicago 2 I'll innings.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE:
Boston "a, Philadelphia 1-6.
Brooklyn 10, New York 3.
Cincinnati O, Pittsburgh 2.
st. Louis 5, Chicago 4 10 ~innings.)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE:
Los Angeles 2, Seattle 1.
San Francisco 8, Portland /.
Oakland 2, Salt Lake /.
Sacramento 8, Vernon 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION:
Columbus 9-5; Toledo 40.
No others played.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

The Missouri river at one place in
its course descends 357 feet in Is miles.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
BROOKLYN 10. NEW YORK 3

Brooklyn, Aug. so. - Brooklyn
punched six hits off Nehf and Jonnard
in the first inning Wednesday, gaining
a lead that brought victory over New
York.
Score; r. II. Z
New York ....O10 001 COL IL 3
Brooklyn .....601 010 11x-10 10 /
Batteries: Nehf, Jonnard, V,
Barnes, Ryan and Smith; Grimes and
Miller.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

Reported for The Tribune by the United
States Weather Bureau at Helena.
Observations taken at q p. gy Aug. 80,
1922, for the preceding "a hours:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

A Utah blacksmith has carved a
statue of Lincoln from wood, using
only a hand ak as a tool.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

Weather Conditions - Pacific Slope.
Northwest and. Canadian Northwest
Temperatures were moderate We'd
nesday over the northwest except in
southwestern Idaho and in eastern
Montana and Wyoming. Barometric
conditions are somewhat unsettled with
pressure low in the Interior. Showers
reached inland to the Rocky noun
tains.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

Armless men may write by using a
disc strapped to the chest from which
an arm extends.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

Montana PorAcast:' .
Partly cloudy, probably scattered
thunder showers Thursday; Friday gen.
orally fair and cooler.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
Senators Lose Again
to Yanks; Babe Ruth
Gets Banished Again
Brewer Clouts Two Homers:
Hoyt Is Hit
Freely

New York. Aug. 30.-The New York
Americans made it two straight from
Washington by winning Wednesday.
The visitors hit Hoyt freely but he
was brilliantly supported, especially by
Scott. Two of the Washington tallies
were home runs by Brewer in the third
and eighth innings. Two of the locals
runs were the result of Babe Ruth's
twenty-eighth home u of the season.
with Witt on base, in the first. inning.
In tie third inning Ruth was called out
on strikes and kicked at the decision.
third time he has been banished this
year.
Score X. H. K.
Washington . OBJ. 900 0104 II /
New York. -. 200 102 O0s-5 9 0
Batteries: Francis, Brillheart and
Charity; Hoyt and Schang.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
Cards Annex Second
Game From Chicago;
Dodgers Beat Giants
Ten Innings Needed for st.
Louis Victory; Brooklyn
Bunches Hits.

St. Louis, Aug. 30.-St. Louis broke
even with Chicago in the present Sc
ries, taking Wednesdays game in the
tenth inning.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31

THAT HAT!

You need a hat!
We're sure of that,
And you cannot deny it;
Come to our store (,
New styles galore
And you will surely buy it;
Our price is fair
We do declare,
The styles you viii adore;
If at our shop
You'll only stop,
You'll trade elsewhere no more.
- -:
You know what you think of, an In
dividual who comes to see you and his
hat and clothes look like the deuce.
Well, be sure YOU do not give people
the chance to think that way about you.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS:

Columbus 9-5; Toledo 40.
No others played.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01
Sponoenoe OpIepelier.

Sra Nepport Netps, @a., beret.
tes: Semti Sent ON Naaneoen er
life bsi Detailing, men ben er fulot
tiIfrebsitiGeuoe for Drills &ebecca
Barter fra Tomona, Hetp Seriep,
iom forleoen Gag anfom BERTH meb
Damperen "Teeppater' fra &on.
itantinopel. Saftum er, at bun par
Ioa gIab oper at bore tonmet bie;t
igien, of bum erfl9reoe, at bun piloe
i9tte 50.Genteu / 8las % &amme
CO opbepare Den iom Ell foiteIiJ
Soupenir.
Niis Barter bapoe tiIbrast oper
TO gar / Ell af De piloeite gsne /
&ilealien. S fem 9taancoer bar
bum af Sprferne blepet boIbt iom
@ibieI / San Gam / InatoIien.
&un blep ilutieliJ sipct i'm Sribeb
'gien forat biitaa neO bet amerifanife
Si9lpearbeioe. s Sanilar iaar b..
opnote benoes Selbreb at iprffeS,
90 bun bar en- al De isritc anleris
tanife apinber, ion n~oeenniioe er
6aaet oper Sarusbiergcne paa Seicn
til Sapet.
"gi siorbe &eiien oper 6ieIoene
meo Hafbeite," fortalte bum. "Stsr.
iteoelen ai 5iben laatte pi ie os bel
for, for life of trampe paa 2igenc
OF &uinber, @srn og gamle WGno,
ipm aue par omfomrrte unoer Slllt.
~aersnsoen. Gnbelig nanebe Ri Bel.
INT, bpor ies fit Srore til at begipe
mig til 8onltantinopel. Der for.
talte SGgerne mig, at leg ilfortspet
maatte reiie biem. Seq fiinbe life
Gfpente Ifsangen al Ell Easiager.
famper. Dem amerifanife &oniuI !
Sonitantinobel ldubt en- SLABS for
mig iom Sppartningspige omborb
faa Samperen "Seeppater" meo
Ssn af 80 Gents Waaneben. Otter
Den Sio Heiien tog, ifuloe ieJ eeerlt.
Zig Blot bapt 43 Gents, MEET Soroal.
tereil omboro bar liberal os sap mig
ct 5O,Gentitpffe." S al 6ortrolig-
beo fortalte bun, of baabe IniGtte!'
len % Ssnnen bar arrangeret al
aoniulen forat fire benoe en- Tlabs
omborb.
Sisreiien bapoe pirfet feroeIes
suniiig paa benoeS Selbreo, iaa bum
peb anfomiten fsIte fig belt friif
igien. Sun bapbe lagt paa iiJ 10
Yunb ! Den Sib. Meiien pare0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01
6ammeI pioner 900.

en- al DC fsrite SettIere / @innc.
iota, Sobn y. Son, iom fom iii ct.
Yaltl fem Iar for WinneIota bIau
Ell Stat, er nplis oso | Seattle / er
bsi IIoer.
ct. HaitI bar bensang Ell libeit
Anbsbp paa nogle faa biinbreOe
Sitopaanere. San bar aniat peo
&iloion Ban. aompaniet % gioroe
&eiien operlunb fra WotltreaI. gan
fegpnbte fsrit Ell Tiiifbanoel meo
Snoianerne, Iom ban iolste Smpf.
Ter, Sfpbepaben % Wabparer / gpt.
ie for gsffelbuber, Sfinoparer, aiso
tg andre 8arer. Sfismt ban ben.
gang blot Dor Is aar gammeI blep
ban inart en- af De beloieite "Sra.
fers" / SuOion gap-aompaniets
SieneIte.
NogIe faa slar ienere begpnSte
ban egen Surretning, / Sorbinbelie
meb bpilfen BON efter en- Sib etabIe.
rebe en- Sfiorte. o. Spera1fabrif.
Sette bar en- al De fsrite Sabrifinou.
@itrier, iom begpnbtes i ct. YaiiI.
Wf. 9ous Sorretning uopioe6es
burtig, og ban blep en- af Horbpe.
items leoenoe 8isbm9no og Sabri.
fanter. s 1880 ilpttebe ban til
Sfeo 2afe Sails, buor ban fisbte
Observation-Disclosures os nbIagoe
/ Ell oprinoelige @pgrunb. Sor ii
Star iiben begpnbte bans SeIbreb at
ilaa fell, iaa ban bleo nsbt til at
en- Soranbrins at 9limat. s
1918 boiatte ban fig | Seattle, bpo.
ban forbIep til fin 800.
San efterlaoer fig gnfe o. fem
Ssnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01
Slovo 6eoroe ON Sufnin9erne

Gen brittle 9remierminiiter 2lopb
@eorqe bolbt / Srebngs en- enbog me-
re ems oanlig bemerfeli espGroig ga
le beo Ell 9anfet al Nonconformiiter
/ 2onoon.
"airfciomfun6ene ntaa forene Jig
ON at gisre &rieen llmulig," ia ban.
"SSsffe bare pr9fe imoo &rigen
iaaoan / al Mminoeliabeo peo pas'
ien6e Inlebninger, men gaa no og
qigre noget, at banole. Wtan
berer ofterc og oftere oen GaaitarlO
fremiot, at en- Storfrig fommer
iaien fsr eller %ierlere. Set bltr6e be-
re airfets Gag at Bolbe Gie meo
Bette. @antle Hationer oeoblir at
6oe line Rititnin9er, % ttpe Nationer,
iom life eriitereoe fsr Seroctsfrigen,
bar life iaa trapelt nleb noget iom
meo 6et Of bpgge Jig Ell brlotg &rigs-
maifine. 0e bpeger enoog forf9r'
belioere ariasmaifiner, END Den lioitc
aria bar Sibne til. (Sette bar aoreS..
ieret til Solen). Sor bpab2 Sffe
for, Tre6cns Sfplb! Sffe ior at Ilaa
tilbaoe armeer. Se angriber nbefG'
itebc 9per % foriparslsie Snobpgge'
re oa brp6er, foraifter, lemlGiter cg
brenoer bi9lpeleie apinoer % gsrr.
SpiS airfen / europa og Inlerifa
tiQoScr bette of iortiGtte, fan Den
Iioe iaa aobe Iuffe fine 9sre. Zen
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fpurnrc = bill bli Ell arig inoo ielpe
GipiIiiotionen. 81 bar reouceret Dor
g(rme. Slaabe og Atftitprfe til mini
brc enc fsr arigcn. SpiS lille Ea.
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Sen bar aloria pGrct og bill alorig
bIi @eicn ill Sreb, ON man paaliaar
Sortiaitss paa Siss 4. -
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tier $. u. 8. Siiber paa @eeierin.
gems Sean uotalt peb Aabningen al
Den internationale Srcosfonference.
Ruslano o9 Deltmaaterne.

IRA 2onbon melbeS ben 2Soe SSSuli,
OF 0ebatten | llnbcrbuiet ON HeiiI.
toterne al ben iioite Saaa.aouference
ON De rltsiiife AffGrer bar aioet ct
goot 6tngerpeg ON, bpab Den brittle
Hegiertngs Solbning til IislanO biz
blt ! De n9rmeit fslgenbe Waaneoer.
Set ipneS fart of fremgaa, at
Slopo George bill bli peb meo apn.
t%erencer, tnotil 5reoen er sieropret.
tet i europa, % 90 % Srben er
oenbt tilbase / Serben. San bar nof
iaa tpbelig antpbet, at gnglano er /
ben 5otfatnins, at bet life Tan til.
luoe Jig BEN Gurus of neete of Ia no.
get at gisre meo 9%olibepiferne, merl
at De mao bore ON iia pao ale aan,
ter og prspe alting, ia enbog at on.
e~rfienoe Goblet eaierinser, ON oct
iaa ifal bore, men bog iamtibig prs.
be at itele iig Zig, at De life IteSer
ira Zig De andre olliereoe Hotioner
og Imerifa.
"9ailp Chronicle, Tom barn1t
~itstter 9lopb George / hans lloen.
ri9spolitif, antpbeoe nplig 3aaoeIig.
beben al ieparate SorbanOlinger mel.
lem &uslano og gnglanb. SEQ If.
talen / 9enia forplieteoe riqtignof
De aQierebe Hationer Zig til life of
inolaoe fig paa ieparate Sperensfom.
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ublsber ON ct 8ar Tigers Sib - en-
Waaneo efter Saoe-9onferencers
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frie SGnber, bpao ben Sag anaaar.
San bar allerebe antpoet, of eng
lanb epentltelt piloe anerfienoe 60
piet- &eeierineen fulbt oe belt % op.
mulltre til pripat sfononliif Isiiitan.
ce, bpiS Iltsierne ilben S~orbebolb bill
anerfienbe lt0enriasgi9lben fra fsr
arigen % gipe tilbage eller %eritotte
ltbl9nbingerne for beres nationaliie.
rebe Gienoom / HuSlanb.
Observation-Disclosures Seire | He.
re Suppleringsbalg / Oct ienere bar
poerligere opmltntret 2lopo George
/ benne Solitif.
Roar 9lopb George er iaa iprig
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Iigaen MI itrar, iaa err en- al De for
ftemite @runbe BERTH ben, at bpis
Spiflanb frembeles mao itaa uoenfor
oe peiteilrppeiife S~tatsiamiunb -
paa 8runb al S~ranfrigs Wobitanb
= iaa bill oct liqefrem tninges til at
penbe iig moo 9it oa isge Silfnpt.
ming meb Hitslanb. 90 oct bill bier
fen England eller Tranfrig itaa iig
paa, mener 2lopo George, o. hans
SalSmanb 9oro Hobert Gecil ia bette
lneo rene Orb / forrige ltge. San
erflGreoe, at iom Singene MI eff,
bar oct life ltianoipnlig, at Epiflano
oq Rl1Slano foriloen Happallo.Srafs
taten ogiaa opretter en- Rilitarallis
aitce, % bette pilbe miroIt al ale
Sronfrig itaa Jig paa.
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Seibe fortiGtter," ia ban, "og Spif.
lano - bopccttet al Seitmagterne -
isaer andre Sorbinbelier, iaa pil De
marmiignaler ontiiber bli
berettiget, og "a piloe set life mite
OF BRUCE iufferiebe Orb ON
BENT"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01

ira StatsmiIiturctS og ToIiticts q.
DC paa at itorme S,,Iet % taae ham
til1anee, enoeIis 2srbag bapoe bit
fta I Snoaangsbsrc,,, raft Senoer.
ne / geiret % bebt ONT en- Orif
Gano.
90 Soloater, iom iamrnen meo en-
Slot EolitimGnb bapbe ubtemt ale
t9nfelige WtibIer, mNtagen of iptte
Slo paa Sriet, forat faa ham til at
operstpe iig, trabte ben til ham, ifof.
feoe banl rpset at briffe og ferte ham
oerpaa I'll Gointpfenglet.
San nesteOe at beipare Spsres.
rlaal. 20 9eser blep tiIfalot fra
Slilton Soipital, buor De bapbe efter.
'eet De Eerioner iont par bIepet ioa.
reoe unOer Sfponineen fra Suiet i
Ssbet al Seleirinsen. De fauOt, of
0reoefing bapoe to Sfuoiaar, ct i
gelre grm % ct / bsire Sfltloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01
SoruIYffeoe SIYpere.

" IilitGrhppere, Eremierlsit.
nant u. s. Stacfbouie % Sefono'
Ieitnant Z. 8. Monroe, bIep iorrige
ltse Sr9bt fem MiI noroenfor Rar.
tultl, ST., oa oeres Ieroplan itpr.
,cbe ueo meS Dem fra en- Ssibe al
500 500.
sc 10 Siiicerer bar noe paa Ell
SnipeftionSnIr. Sres 9ia blc3
finone besrapeoe unoer &uinerne al
Slppemaifinen noe poa 3. &. @iu-
iamS Sarm. Waifineu bar en- enc.
Ite @ragmasie. NarIaseu til llInf.
FEN fieuoes life.
9eitnant Stacfhouie par itatio.
neret paa Gbauute Slspeplaos. 9sit.
ilant Monroe bar fra Detroit. Rif.
9situant Stocfbcilie par gift. oJ
bans enfe Dor / iYagtea. Sa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01
Sarmerne oe Streifen.

If oe taIrise &apporter, TOM
nlootases al "gmerican 6arm gu.
reau DECORATIONS" Sefret9r / Gbi-
easo fremsaar BET, at Sarmerne be-
gpnber at bli aIporlig lirolige oper
Sortipttelien at baaoe <lItreifen
og Sernbaneitreifen. Sra SsOera.
ticnens &epr9ientanter / Staterne
Soma, Iimneiota, @isccniin oe 81.
Iinois melbes Ser, at Streifene al.
lereOe bar begpnot at sisre Jig gi9l.
Oerbe, f~oraiapibt ionl Der bar be.
gpnot at bli Wangel pua Sernbane.
pogne til Marfeosfsring al Sarmer.
,les Srobufter.
S Hortb Tafpta rapportereoes
merfelig nof Silitanoene at p9re
normal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-01
Kul fra GnsIano.

Ut Telegram fra 9onbon beretter,
at Der lioen alllitreifen | DC Soreneoe
Stater beapnote, al amerifanife Sir.
lllaer or beltilt itore &pantiteter al
brtttlt Sui, % at Seitiningerne er
'.e9et | nmaaoelig 8rab eiter bpert
iom oct begpnSte of bIi flart, at
Stretfen piloe bli al lang Sariebeo.
Ser opIpieS / oenne 8orbinbelic,
at altlproouftionen = gngIano OF
Wales fortioen bclpber fig iii ON.
trent 100000 Cons ON llaen.
men at ben uben iGrbeIes 8anlfc.
lisbeber piloe filnne iorbsies ill
r1inoit 100000 Cons. Nf bette
Spantlm piloe gieuneminitIig en-
Htilion Cons flinne afiees til 10.
feriel ON llscn.
vi ct Telegram fra 8aibington
irentgaar, at Snofsrieler al alll ira
England % Wales foregaar eitcr
Ell ltor % itigenoe NaaIcitof. Set
tsocrale Chipping Boards 8rpii.
Dent, u. .. Saifer, oplpite nenlIig i
ct Snterpiep Ssroas, at 90 Sfibe
caa tiliammen aoifiaig oper 1OO..
900 Son i oisie Gage er bIepet be.
frastet forat bente 8lll fra eng.
lanb. Scr. 2aifer opIpite pibere, at
Ger foruoen be 167 Srastifibe, iom
fortioen gaar | Sart melem Irne.
RIA og europa, ligser a. 400 Sar.
tgier leoige paa amerifanife Sapne.
2iIiamulen piIoe bisie Sfibe, ON
Get bite Jig paafrppet, funrle
fragte 100000 Cons ON Maane.
cen.
Ger er aeIlreSe giort geitiGinser
paa 100000 Con- 8ltl til Suofsriel
ira @nelano o. @ales.
Com rimeligt fltnoe bore Far bis.
lie ipere 9eitiainger fra De Sor.
eneoe Stater bragt 9illpriierne |
England til at itige, og De bar, be.
retteoes Der ira Sonoon Ssroag, al.
lereoe naaet Ell iaaban Ssioe, at De,
iaget | Sorbinoelie meo De Iiseleoes
polbiomt itigenoe Sragter, Ianoipn.
bill itoppe benne SiIisrieIs.
filbe. Sertil fommer, at De brittle
@rubearbeioere bar begpnbt at brsi-
t. Silbsrlisbeoen Of at fomme fine
aulerifanife 9amerater til Si9lp oeo
Al neste at prooucere alll til ltbfsr.
iel.
Ser bill ml,Iigens ogiaa itiae fig
Sinbringcr I Seien for Suo.
ieriel at &ul ira llolaroet. 81. u.
fra albanp, g. o., at ben
.nternationale @aifiuiitunions Gre.
..utipraab bar tr1iet meb Streif, ifalb
SnofsrieIen al a1il fra gnslanb %
more ellropeiife 2anbe forti9ttes.