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the markings of homeland a part.
ly packed suit case with remnants
Of foreign labels, gaping impatient.
ly' for Its equipment for q quick
jump abroad. How expressive OF
Myra and her life, with its wide
gamut Of change!
"l've simply come" went on Bar.
rett, ITO the jumping.otf place.
Anita and have nothing In com.
mon any more except a. poisonous
monotony Of existence. We've
neither Of US dead enough to en-.
dure It any longer.
ITO her I'm only creature who
spills ashes on her fayorite rugs,
comes late for, dinner and whose
temper is boorish. To me she is
Oh. Myra, l don't know-just a
woman who sees nothing in me-,
who Is bored with me, hates me.
Oh, yes, she does-because loathe
settling down to a extraordinarily
existence spiced with breakfast
quarrels and bIll.paying-"
And you want 10 adventure
about q bit? With me. Well, Jack,
I'm flattered-but busy. I'm on to
Smyrna on the Cedric In the morn,
ing. Six months writing work.
When | come back
Barrett leaped to his feet, grasp.
ing her arms.
no Be Continued.
Copyright, 1921
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
THE EASIlsI
.sEIOR STORY
Thanks to Percy
BY H. LOUIS RAYsoLp.

Bully good idea! Bully good
Ssal" Smith Taylor, genial pro
|Fp1etor Of the popular Crystal Inn
alapped his thigh resoundingly
k'The one great lack Of summer re
sorts Is unattached-and attrac
tae young follows. Il will be
money in my pocket to hire some
chap for the season, just to plag
guest and who'd be the wiser?'
He stratched his fringe OF hall
and put pencil to paper. with thr
following prompt result:
"wanted-peruonable young man
for pleasant and remuneratlve oc
cupaaon. Must play golf and
tennis and have snappy outfit .!
Clothes. Apply" etc.
Now, lets see II that doesn't
Stetch 'emi" he exclaimed trium
Vanity.
u Fetch EN- II apparently did, TO-
Taylor received many replies, which
he carefully siited until but one
fen1atned, and that tho most salts
factory, except in one particular
Percy Jones! Nope: that name
simply would do-dhn't fit the
part he had mapped out for the
applicant.
'We'll fiji that up, however" be
decided easily, and wrote q long
letter Of explanation, terms Of con
tract and so forth 10 the uniortu
nately christened young man, omit
ting, however, all mention Of his
name. mo use rreiudiclng him.
th6ASht Taylor. "He may be par
tiafS TO what he's been called mi
his life. Time enough when hc
gets here"
Transportation to crystnl Inn i.
Yong and involved, necessitatin
mahy different kinds OF convey.
ances: AS result, guests arrive If
= bnpches and the few moments
the arrival OF the tri.weekly
steamer are Invariably busy ones
barticularly the day before the
Fourth. Smith Taylor, with thod.
'fsand and one details to attend To-
han1pered by eftusivc greetings Of
old patrons, had but a moment IA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17


spare for tie tan. broad shclldsred
young man who swung down tho
gsngplaIk and stood iooiting about
for a moment in the midst Of hi5
bags.
CLERKS got your room for YOU
cried Taylor. rushing up and grasp.
ing his hand. Make yourself com.
Portable and. By the way" here he
looked anxious about, then,
stralniug on lip toe, spoke IN the
others ear. "If IT'S all the same
/ to you, I'm going to change your
name.i You're Van Suydam, Curtis
Van Suydam. 8 II all rfght?"
He was away before receiving an
answer. but the young fellow was
regarding his bustling flgurs win
tolerant amusement. Sure he'd be
Van Suydam. What odds? And
certainly this strange and unaccus.
toned venture was proving inter.
esting right from the start.
The interest did not slacken.
That very evening Smith Taylor
saw 10 It that, unobtruslvely yet def.
initely, he met every one Of the
Igay bevy of girls and attractive
women who clustered on the broad
Terandas or strolled the shaded
paths that bordered the lake. That
is, all but one.
That particular girl, oddly
enough, seemed to ivan Suydam"
the most alluring OF them all.
Later he was to know her az Ellen
Taylor, Smith Taylor's only, cher.
ished daughter. And Taylor was
not minded to waste the attentions
Of an expensive experiment on his
own child.
Van snydam's days became a
round Of pleasure. Much TO his coz
cealed amusement, Taylor tipped
him on frequently as to which OF
the guests deserved especial con.
sideration. THAT Miss Alexander,
now-she's a rich old girl, will stn5
on here for weeks II she likes Il
here. Humor her n bit, my hoy, In
the matter OF tennis. Plays like q
COW, OF course, but. And that
Watson gIrl-her people come every
year"
Two things Van suydam regret.
tied. That he had so'llttle time anil
energy to devote to what ne consid.
cred his chief business in life, writ.
ing. and that by the very nature OK
things he'saw so little OF Ellen. She
proved STRANGELY elusive, and. for
that very reason, oil tho more pro.
yocative. He gathered- further.
more, that the one sure way TO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
Goldstripe Hose
$500 to $3.50

n UR stock of this famous
" make is again complete
all sizes and colors await
those who prefer Goldstripe
Silk Hose because Of their
splendid wearing qualities.
The $500 grade has Isle top
and feet; S2.75 grade has silk
top; $3.50 grade is all-over
finest silk. Colors are black,
brown, sand, gray and white.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
.ADNEMTUREs OF TElE TWINs
Next Jumping-Jack
By OLIVE RoRERTs aARToN.

'sihle person." said Nick. Ibid you
come By yourself honestly?"
Say" declared Jumping.Jack.
rafting his bones again. mot has.
ing had any education can't under.
stand single word you say. VIII
1 didn't come by<mysoit at all!
Somebody Whitfield me out Of wood
and brought mo here"
Cant you remember II 1t was
Mother Goose's broom you we're
whitfield out off" said Nick. tits
been stolen"
Suddenly another voice spoke up.
II was Wooden Soldier. 81 hear
what you said" he remarked. BIT
Jumplng.Jack wasn't made out OF a
broom at all. EIe was made out OF
a clothes-prop. know. for my brotn
ers and were made ont OF the
pieces"
"We're sorry II We offended yon,
apologized the Twins. "Goodby, Mr..
Jumping.Jack!"
ITO Be Continued.l
Copyright. 1922
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17

Get your dollar resdyl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
DEEP WATERS.
Adventuring in Romance
BY ZOE sEckLEY.
REnlN -AERE TODAY

| BEGIN HERE TODAY.
The deadly monotony OF married
Me palled on
Holm BARRETT. He did not dis
like his wife,
ANA and he loved his two chill
Sdren. Finally the breaking poinl
agas reached and when Barrett
could stand the tedIum no longer
he announced that he was COINS
10 seek adventure before passing
middle age Nor would he seek
Alone. He announced that he in
tended TO share his lot with
|MYRAsDEA a successful woman
Sof the world. Barrett goes Ia
Myra's apartment and offers him
self to her.
! GO ON WITH THE STORY.
Myra Dean regarded Barrett in
ttiftly for moment.
Come In" She stood aside for
HIM to enter. "You-aren't YOU
Joking a BIT heavily today, Jack?'
eI'il admit the heavy, but not the
oke.r he growled, entering the big
1iouantly attractive livingroom, SC
Effective OF the woman who had
made It. She was as alert, elastic
Ind dainty In figure as a Jockey
ilad as she was in well.worn riding
orsi that had seen service IN many
land; a wlnd-nushed, eager little
ace IN which m amusingIy virIle
sitl mower Quarreled with a very
atnine prettiness; the embodl'
nent OF all that is modern, foot
oose, competent. ready for anv
worthwhile adventure.
Her brown eyes rested on Bar
EFT now with a gravity uncharac
ssistic Of her impulsive self.
ssit in the fat chair" she order,
Ia. herself remaining standing
Nobody can be quite as silly foun
ered in that chair as erect and
eady to ny north, south, east o!
Vest. Now what am TO say In re
ly to that joker"
sThat you accept me-only it's
ot a joke" Barrett sat down heiT,
" In the "fat chair" his gaze
toodIng about the room that SC
Ioquontly expressed the life of tka
f6han to whom he had come. Z.
a huge desk. not handsome, Of un
reteutions duh wood. was heaped
nth manuscripts, note books, copy
aper, letters. A shining up-to-tht.
nfnute typewriter. business-likc
ut portable, ind ready to BIZ
PATCHED up foE a writing trip to
france on Egypt, a motion picture
lp into The wilderness, or Il war
sirespoudent's gambling Job In the
IA, ans, sat there with a halt.
On sheet still in It's nav.
. fire, flowers, a deep. divan
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17

we must ask Jumping.Jack
he has seen Mother Goose's broom
said Nick. to Marcy when they had
LEFT Snow Man.
Soon they ran and found JUNO.
ins,Jack hanging in n toy shop.
Mother Googe's' broom!" OK
claimed JumpluG.Jack when the
Twins told him their crrand. He
jesked his arms and legs until they
fattIed like. .clothespins. FLOW
shpuid know anything about al
Lo1d hrooni?" he remarked indig
sg6u needn't be disagreenble, "
sad Nancy. You're made of one,
|Igaess."
aAh, ~ exclaimed .Iumping.Jack
in surpFisc. Honest? I never
Thought OF that before. Well ~
ratheh be made of something SUD
stantial like u broom than be
stuffed with sawdust like Teddy
fgeer or cotton like Rag Doll. or
with nothing out wind like the
Balloon and the Drum"
Now you're talking like sea-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
Centemeri Gloves,
$3.50 to $3.50

TENTEMERI GLOVES are
~ aade of finest imported
French kid. Centemeri Gloves
are widely respected for their
superior fitting and wearing
qualities. We consider It a
great privilege to offer the
line to our Fairmont friends.
Centemeri Gloves come in
white, black, tan and brown.
Wrist Length at $3.50 to-
S3.75; Gauntlet Style at 1915
TO $6.95; IL and 16 Button
Length $500 to $3.50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
Purses and Bags
$3.50 to $500

T would not be amiss to-
4 choose Purses and Bags
even for Christmas gifts
at this early moment for we
have just unpacked our holis
day stock. There are innum-
cradle styles, sizes and colors
in our assortment made Of
leather, velour and brocade.
Some of the novelty bags are
equipped with electrically
lighted mirrors. Come in and
see them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17

Osgood's Coats, handsomely
ice no greater than is frequently
ring at $3.50 upward we offer
10th and other pile fabrics
d blouse-back. These dressy
yles-having big enfolding coll
ne in medium lengths and are de-
clearinghouse, cheviots and vel
service during disagreeable
and extra large figures as well
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17

bring foEn 70 smith raylnrfs
brow vas TO let him tind them 10
gethef. on the other hand; Taytof
said nothing about the matter and
Van s1ydatn resolved presently TOT
pursue Ellen more persistently.
One week from the day OF his ar.
rival Yan Suydam sought out Tay.
Tor in the office, seeking him rath.
OF than the clerk, as Taylor al
tended personally TO the cashing Of
checks.
whats my account!" he asked
| pleasantly Of Taylor, who was rip.
ping open an envelope. u like 10
settle up weekly"
you do, eh?" Taylor paused IN
the act Of drawing out letter and
regarded Van suydam over his
glasses. "Well-let's see. agreed
to pay you. twenty dollars a week
and board, wasn't that III"
"Pay me?" said Van suydam.
what the deuee-"
At that moment Taylor, who had
glanced at his letter, sprang up
suddenly.
.s sWsG the deyil are you'" he
Van snydam nearly blinked. "Yoa
mean, who am ], really? I'm Curtis
Van Suydam to please you, but, as
matter Of fact, I'm Barry Evans,
OF Evanston, Illinois,"
Then what-'listen here" Taylor
read the letter aloud, then glare.l
at Van suydam alias Evans.
Dear sIr--Startcd for your place
but came down With measles en-
rrute, Impossible 70 Hvsgat your
offer. Yours truly.
"JERcY JONES'"
Van Suydam shook his head.
Means nothing in my young lIre,'
he said. Game up here to get first.
hand experience Of summer girls
for now novel promised my pub.
fishers In the fall. They consider
me weak on delineatiou OF flapper
type. You see, I've always spent
my vacations In the North Woods
and lodged the sex completely.
Didn't penetrate your scheme about
change Of name, but rather thought
yon recognized me and noyeIists
were taboo at YOUR establishment
Rather pleased. personally, at in.
cogIito."
Taylor was beginning to see light
"Thunderation." he cried. "Well, :.
might have known vol were too
good to be true. Put It there!" and
he held ont plump hand.
Later Barry ard Ellen, out on the
lake In a canoe, exchanged conf.
dences.
Dad told me he'd hired Won and
Il didn't seem fair. Somehow 20
the guests for you to be acting un.
der false colors. IL tried not to
like you" II
you trled?" asked Barry glee.
fully "oh. Ellen. wont Won be my
summer girl for always?"
"f'll-I'll tryl" said Ellen. bit
Barry. satisfied at what he real
In her lifted glance, beached the
cande at the nearest cove ant comn
10 her side.
Copyright, 1927
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
Novel Wool Hose
$500 to S3.75

II OSE of distinctive fash
II ioning imported by P.
Centemeri & Bro. (the glove
house, from Wolsey, Ltd, of
Great,Britain are now offered
to Fairmonters at especially
reasonable prices. They come
in all wool and wool and silk
mixed styles. Plain and
fancy clicked. In heather
green and heather brown and
also solid black, tan, blue and
brown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-06

The News Times today campaign Of education
which will attempt throw light the building situation
and which will present facts and figures pertaining the
building activities in South Bend and this district
of special articles of which this is the first will tell of price
trends and will convey the reading public interesting
facts regarding the whole building field.
Associated with The News Times in this special work
the individuals and firms represented this page AS may
be by perusing the business announcements this
page and in looking the of the business firms
the institutions substantial and prominent in this
community because of their soundness and integrity and
PrOgressiveness.
The News Times maintains it always has, that pros
pery largely local. We have seen this proved We have
business in city grow and prosper while bust
some other cities almost similarly situated declined
Freight rates were the same for the two classes of Cities
agricultural conditions practically the in both
classes of cities but South Bend moved ahead of other
South Bend had decided that it would move
ahead If South Bend wishes hard enough be the best
business city in the it achieve that ambition and
human endeavor and human enthusiasm and human opm-
will conquer almost everything in the way of obstacles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-06
Now Is The Time To Build.
Prices Down. Labor Efficient Materials Plentiful
and More Building Work will Help not only the
Community Generally but the People
Who Have the Work Done

Now the time build Why get all of South Bend
believe that and talk It'll For if business in the building
line advances, the city will move ahead More building
means Payrolls money in circulation; more
work for lumber mills brick yards carpenters and better
business for retailers and wholesalers If South Bend boosts
her building business and keeps on boosting it, there will be
prosperity here which will be conspicuous as it will be
lasting.
Ask any lumber about lumber prices and he will
prove you in short order that lumber is down in price
Ask the general if is good time to build
and he will prove that it and prove by making low bid
for your work Ask the building supply house. the plumb
ing and heating contractor the electrical contractor the
painter and decorator the the carpenter
contractor, and the structural iron man
Prices down for building work and building materials
Labor plentiful and efficient The city needs the money
which increased payros would bring Money paid to the
the building supply the carpenter will
find It's way into the stores and shops and banks.
Build that building Make those repairs Erect
that garage now Do because means wise economy
and also because it will help boost South Bend
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

40 per cent; Payne Aldrich from 4
cents a pound and IS per cent to so
per cent; Underwood 2 cents a pound
to Is per cent.
Wrapper tobacco, unstemmed, $40
a pound; Payne-Aldrich Sl.85; Under
wood m stemmed, S2.75 a pound:
Payne-Aldrich $3.50; Underwood
same.
Filler tobacco, unstemmed, IS cents
a pound; stemmed, 50 cents a pound;
Payne-Aldrich, IS cents and so cents
a pound. respectively; Underwood
same. Cigars and cigarettes, $3.50 a
pound and Is per cent; Payne-Al-
drich and Underwood same.
Raw wool, 81 cents a pound of clean
content; Payne-Aldrich, 80 cents;
Underwood free.
Women's and children's dress
goods. from 81 cents a pound and so
per CEN to as cents a pound of the
wool content and 80 per cent.
Wooden cloth for mems and women's
suitings and coatings. from "a cents a
pound and 40 per cent 10 IS cents a
pound on the wool content and so per
cent.
Blankets, automobile robes and
similar articles, from % cents a pound
and 80 per cent to 81 cents a pound
and 40 per cent; Payne-Aldrich from
% cents a pound and so per cent to
80 cents a pound and 40 per cent;
| Underwood Is per cent.
Hose and half hose, gloves and
mittens, from SO cents a pound and
IS per ZEN to IS cents a pound and
so per cent; Payne-Aldrich 80 cents
a pound and so per cent to a. cents
a pound and S. per cent; Underwood
20 per cent to 40 per cent.
Knit underwear. from Sc cents a
pound and 80 per cent to As cents a
pound and 50 per cent; Payne-Aldrich
a. cents a pound and 90 per cent;
Underwood IS per cent.
Sweaters and other outer wear, knit
or crochetcd, from 50 cents a pound
and 40 per zen to IS cents a pound
and 50 per cent; Payne-Aldrich ~
cents a pound and 90 per cent; I'm
derwood, IS per cent.
Clothing and other articles of wear
ing apparel, not knit or c~rocheted,
from "a cents a pound and 40 per cent
to IS cents a pound and 50 per cent;
Payne-Aldrich A. cents a pound and
W pei CSHt, OHuCt NoOu - pei SSH''
Gen npe Cob 'aNifiIer iig | Ell
~p9ientlig Seniecnbe ira tibliaere
2opaipniug paa bette Smraabe oeri,
Of aongresien for isrite Sang / i'm
Siltorie bar beleaeref CIT &art at in
Mpnoigbeb til at regiilere Tolbiat'
ierne til Tr9iiocnten, Der er aipet Ell
iioitraft Naet til at forbeie eler re-
bucere Satierne pg til at foranbre Ell
Iareartiffels u%oenlanoife Ierbi til
Den amerifdnffc iom 9aiis for Sait'
iGtteIien al 9cloen paa inlpprtereoe
Sarer.
Sennc Y~rriibenteils npe Mpnbig'
beb bill bli ibspet giennem oen rnbcr
9r9iioent @ilions Administration
opretteoc SariifommiSiior, bpis Sirf-
iombeo berpeo artages at bile bli al
Iigeiaa flor Sigtigbeb iom Snteritate
Commerce. ommisiionens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

liams (gfiis), tiliammen I, altiaa alt
ialt %.
SiIiteoe timber goteringen bar II
Senatorer. .Sorat omIteoe ct Ieto
fr9oes TO Sreoieoeles Waioritet. s
bette Silf9lbe piIoe BET babe frepct
as Stermner = 4 fIere, ems ser bIeu
ofgioet | Sapsr al bets GulofoiteIie.
s TeprGi entantbuiet blep Heiolu.
tionen ON at peotage gontsbilen
coer ErGiioentens Seto peotaget meo
25S nob 81 Stemmer.
glanbt De Hepr9iel1tanter ira oe
norbpeitli9e Stater, iont itemte for
Smitsoelien al 4%r9iioenteuS Seto,
par &cpublifanerne 9opp, Sl,a,
Sweet, Sallaen, Sole, &amieper, 90
pen, Soipner, Green, 9oies fra
Soma, Mieberer, Smitb, &etcbm,
Wapes, &ellcp, S%oronep, Wc2augb-
lin, @oobruif, Scott, SameS, 9ren.
nan fra Iicbigan, Inberion, Glaelie,
Uapts, Seller, &nltion, Tollteno,
9arion, Scbau fra Winneiota %
Cooper, @oiabt, alee5fa, Stofforb,
9ampert, Beef, q. g. Ielion ira
Wisconiin.
Gen eneite TeprGieutont fra oisie
Stater, iom itettebe YrGiioentens
@eto, bar Ietptpn fra Winneiota.
Salt itenrte 80 repliblifdnife % 19
bemofratiife &eprrientanter for Sp,
rc~tboIoelien al YrGiibeltters Setp oa
1873 rep,blifanife og So oemofratiife
IeprGientanter for bets Smiteoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
UY SonusbiH.

Spr aongrcsie n a~iournereoe bler
Ger al equator 9urium ira Nep
Werico fremiat Sorilag til en- ny
2'onisbil.
Der ioreilaaes, at aue Solbater,
Tom beltog / geroenSfriger, ifal be-
toIes ct 8ratiale al $50 for bper
Maaneb, be itoo / Sieneiten, iamt at
&c ifaI til~bagebetaleS aae tpiingne
'motments" % ale ISiuranceprG'
mier, oe inbbetalte / Siosrummet
melem Ste Ipril 1917 % lite SuIt
1919.
Spor @ratialet life perifrioer
$50, ifal set bctales inben lite Of
tober 1923. : ale andre StlfGl'
ser ifal Salpbelen betales Den lite
SJftobcr 1923 % Heitcn oen lite 81.
tober 1926 meo paalebenoe A Bro
CENTS Gente.
SeQeriffe bennc Bill giper ttogell
Inpisnig paa, b%porban Tengene Ifal
t lpeiebringcs.
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Si$dltru$tett.
Garmerne maa bctalc Eroiiterpriier
for fin Sinoctraao.
Naaoilaenins i@aibinstom

$ @aibiuston boIotes forrige nae
It Wsbe al SGnsielsoireftsrer ira
nj al unipnens Stater, beriblauot
Wineiota, Nortb Safota og @iscon-
i'm, Senatorer og fsberale Wpnoig.
beber / Set Siemeo at bite paa ct
Wiobel til of faa fn9ffet bert mag.
tiae gl,cnn Siial Srrit, iom Jipes
Sfploen for &c urimeligt bsie Yriier
taa Spsiing ("9inbetraaoO.
Ser blcp eiter Samraab meO
SarmbIoffers 6srer / 9ungresIen,
Senatpr Gapper fra &anias, 2ano'
Irugsminiiter @olace % IeprGien'
tanter for Silitits % Stotsbeparte'
menterne peotaget ct Iftionspro'
grant, buis SnObolb imiolertio life
cnbrli er ofentliggiort.
Ser ubtalte8 paa Wsbct Saat
cnt, at oct miligells funoe luffcs Of
foa Sagen oronct giennem biploma'
tiife llnbcrbanolinJcr.
equator Gapper itbtalte oen We'
ming, at Ser ogida bar Ell 0iitliebco
for at brinee Inti. & ruitlopcn / gn'
renoeIie MOB bet ~iaafalotc "Stial
Gales Corporation" Ser bar abloliti
WonoppI paa Salect al al Siial'
bamp, ion aples / 9licatan (Stai
Werico). Sorpcrationer,, Der bal
lit Sopeofontor / Seem Yorf, bcifpl'
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bore paa De amerifanife 8isberes
S~efoitrirg.
Set er muIiet, berettes Der, al
0onferencen bill reiultere /, at oisl(
ri Stater eneS on Ell fooperatir
Tlan gaaenbe no poa at foretaae iint
Snofisb al Siial / S9lesifab.
Otter bpoo Senator Gapper for
tclte, forIaneer &prporationeit, q
cmerifanife 8iebere fol ta5e 81
ganer al mirbrc goo SiIal, bnoro
Ger finbes iaien 100000 Saler IN
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tct er, at Sarmerue flager bitter
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Icre al Grport, bar Siialtriiitel beS
urcn gicnncm 2opgipning faae,
%rcouftioncn besrGniet til 4OO,O0
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til at oripe Yriierne op.
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tcrnc, iom braser SorbeIen al oenn'
Sruitens esenmrgtigc SptrGoen
frrtalte Senator Gapper. Dc faal
Inn omtrent : Gent Eunbet for iir
Sump, mebens Srilitcn forlanger
ira Ter til ipp Gent Einoet al anleri'
failIfe aisbere.
SampinbuItriens Saftif / Ducd'
.an bar abifiuis 2igbeo meo DC @e'
I~rGbeIier, iom gisrcs al uisIe 6orm'
lrbere beri 2anbet forat oripe Gri'
icrne op paa Sarmproollfter, men
ser or, iasoe Senator Gappcr, Der
itore Isorifiel, at Salgsforporatio
rem oa life Trobiicenten faa,
Sspens Yart al De TriIer, iom Tor
lanaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
ara ellis JsIano.

Sra Nep gorf beretteS, at en-
banif Game, Srrl gliSabctb Slien,
iom icrrige ll9e anfom bertil mco Ell
al Gfanoinapien. InlcrifalinicrS
gaabe, blep, tiltrobs for, at bum bar
/ @eiiooelic al $500 / Sortanter %
Smpffer til Ell S9rbi al flere tlticn
I,nars, ienot iii gIie Sslano %
I, net mco at BIZ ien>t biem i9icn,
iorbi
irnateSe for, at bun flinoe fonnnle III
= at ialoe Sficntligbcoen I'll gproe.
Seuoes Wanb err Ell pelitaaenoe Spa'
meter / Gisbenbapn. Sun blep til
baaebolot paa GEN / flcre Gage ilSen
at Der blep eipet benbe Inleoning I'll
roaer n9rmere Sortlaring, Nen oa
hun iaa iluttelie tit 9eiligbco I'll at
irempiic ct 9rep. bpori bun ihobpoes
til at bore bcn aniecoe 8apne Sorn.
bacferfamilics @iGit urber Spboloet
/ Chicago, oa at bun life Tom tom.
bGnot, blep bun lsslaot % tlllaot at
fcrtiGttc &eiien.