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The New York herald., 1922-08-02
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Special Correspondence 10 THE NEW YoR
HrRALD

Special Correspondence to THE NEw YoRK
HERALD.
PARIS, July 22.-The following Amer
leans are registered at the office Of Tho
Ncp York Herald Of Parts:
From New York: Mrs. f. Bryson,
Miss Ellen Lean. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Leiserson. Alfred Leiserson, Florence
Leiserson. Dorothy Leiserson and Morris
Rosenwasser.
From other places: Francis Parks
Boston Leonard Haas and Mr., and Mrs.
Edwin r. Haas. Atlanta Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Roach, Minneapolis Mr. and
Mrs. j. Cameron. Miss Tnez Cameron,
Miss Callie Cameron and Miss Helena
Cameron, Henrietta. Okla. Mr.. and Mrs
II. r. G. Merriam. Fitchburg. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. William r.. Bond. Mrs. Tomlin-
son and Miss Tomlnson, San Francisco
Victor w Bennett. Frostburg, Md.
Lucy Taylor ithaca, N. "; Prof. Henri
J. Fraucher. Maris Faucher and Miss
Emma l.. Handy. Proqide and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Allirs, Chicago,
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GEN. WHITAKER DEAD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Brig. .-Gen. Ed
ward w. Whitaker, who. as Union Of
ficer. is said TO have carried the message
which halted the prepared Union charge
at Appomattox just before the uncondi-
tional surrender OF Lees army. died
Sunday at his home here. He was a
holder Of the Congressional Medal OF
Honor. During President Grants Ad-
ministration he served as postmaster al
Hartford Conn
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PRINCE LUCNGE DIES AT 81.
Had Contracted Illness in Service
mt Defense OF Verdun.

Prince Aymon de Faucigny Lucinge,
81. Is dead in his home, Chateau Char
donneux, Econommey. France, accord
ing to an announcement yesterday by
Joseph F. Duffy OF l Broadway, busi-
ress representative OF the Princess Luz
cinge.
In July. 1913, Prince Lucinge married
Mrs. Joseph Sticl<ney OF this city in the
Westminster Cathedral. Ii cndon. When
the war started in 1914 he was among
the first volunteers OF France. although
he was then considerably over the mill
tary age limit. He served with distinc-
ton throughout the war and 1t was
while In service at Verdun that he con-
tracted the Illness which eventually re-
suited in his death
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
SENATOR KAvANAUGH wEps

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK HFRALn
KrNGsToN. N. Y. Aug. State Sen
ator Fred w. Kavanaugh of Waterford
and Mrs. J. r. Russell OF Philadelphia
and Southampton. Il. J., were married
yesterday afternoon at Eagle Hotel here
by the Rev. G. O. $. Keaton. rector OF
the Episcopal Church at Waterford.
The only attendants were Mr.. and Mrs
David Burgevin. friends OF the bride
groom. The couple left on an automobile
trip along east coast to Maine.
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THE REV. L. r. MCKINNEY.

Word has been received In Brooklyn OF
the death at Ridgton. Me. of the Rev.
Luther i. Mckinney. aged 70. former
pastor Of the Universalist Church OF
Divine Love. Flatbush. His death fol-
lowed shock suffered while preaching
last Sunday morning Mr.. Mckinney
was appointed Minister 10 Colombia in
1893. and served four years. He was
Representative in Congress from New
Hampshire in 1879 and in 1892 was the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
New Hampshire. He was a civil war
veteran. He leaves his wife and two
sons.
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MRS. sILvIE BOLTON LORD.

Silvie Bolton Lord aged 76, widow Of
Daniel Lord, New York attorney. died
suddenly yesterday OF pneumonia, at
her home at Lawrence, l.. I. For sew
eral years she was interested in society
and a benefactor OF the Margaret Sage
Industrial school She formerly lived
at 5 East Ninth street. She leaves
daughter. Mrs. Origen $. Seymour OF
Lawrence
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IN MEMORIAM.

CARrsO-we viii forever remember and
icve tho memory Of our esteemed and
reateat ~ friends, Enrico Caruso. Rose
scoEnamillo and children.
cowAN-Tn loving memory OF my dead hus-
band James r. Cowan, OF New York.
who died AT Newcastle. County Down. ire.
land. July 30. 1901
MATARAN In memory OF Elvina Mataran.
died August .. 1905.
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uARrs ASSIGNED TO RHINE.

CoRLENz, Aug. Col. w. W. HartS
who was In command OF the Paris area
during the war and who acted as ait
to President Wilson during his visit I,
the Peace Conference. was to-day as.
signed TO duty In the a. r. q. as Chief
OF staff TO Major-Gen. Henry r. Allen.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
M A R R I A C E S

EBwITH-HARDING.-D Emanuel Fred
erck Lebwith and Miss Blanche Harding,
married July 81 in Des Moines. Iowa.
RICHMOND-AITKEN.-O Tuesday, August
I, 1922, at Oyster Bay, L. l., by the Rev.
Henry E. Fancher, II. D., Mr.. Howard
Mrs. Ethel Ralston Atken.
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MISS MURFREE DIES:
SOUTHLAND AUTHOR
Wrote Under Name of Charles
Egbert CYoddock.

Mary Naoilies Murfree. 70, widely
known as an author under the name
of Charles Egbert Craddock, died In
her home mere last night
Miss Murfree was one OF the best
known women authors in the South In
the latter part OF the last century. Her
grandfather was a soldier OF the Ameri-
can Revolution and was one Of the
trainers of the constitution OF North
Carolina. The towns OF MurfreesDoro
in North Carolina and Tennessee were
named for him. and Miss Murfree was
born IN the North Carolina town. The.
civil war affected the family's re-
sources and soon afterward, although
hampered by paralysis that made her
a cripple for life. Miss Murfree started
to work to console herself and at the
same time support the family by wri
ing.
Most of her girIhood was passed II
the mountains of Tennessee, and II was
OF the mountain life and the romances
of the old South that she wrote. Among
her works were "In the Tennessee Noun
tains." The Dancin' Party at Harri-
sons Cove" THE Han't That Walks
Chilhowee." Where the Battle Was
Fought" and I'm the Clouds"
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

several days with Mr.. r. Livingston
Beeckman at Lands End.
Miss Lily v Robertson. daughter OF
Mrs Henry Montague Robertson OF New
York and Little Silver. n. j., is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Alexander Jay Bruen.
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At Washington Ho.eIa

New York arrivals at WASHINGTON
hotels include:
WIlard-Phillip Goodwin, II. A. Allen
n: u. Goldman. ]. II. Roush. r. G.
Black. G. B. Underhill. A. l. Phillips. F.
T. Padreco. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
koehle. E. Grannini. James A. Gold
smith. Frank Delevie. c. p. Doran.
George Potter and S. 3. Morrell
Shoreham--Phoebe McCornIshe. Mr..
and Mrs Barrett Andrews. veryI Pres
ton. II. p. Zeller and ID. w. Myers.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. Howard Elliott is passing the
summer in Southampton, L. l.
Mr.. Craig Biddle, who is at the Van
derf lit. will rec lrn to Newport the end
os this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney B. Mairs have
come to the Plaza Hotel for a few days
from EasthamI.top, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs Willard s. Brown and
Messrs. John S. Phipps. Alden S. Blod
get and Edward Thorne sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday by the Aquitania.
Miss Angelica Gerry, who has been
passing a part of the summer with her
father, Mr.. Elbridge T. Gerry, In New
port. has gone to Lake Delaware. N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
who are travelling in Europe, will on
t. cir return to New York go to West
bury, l.. l.. for the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White came
from Lenox yesterday and will be at the
Ambassador Hotel a few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Douglas Sloane and Mr..
and Mrs. I. Towsend Burden, who came
from Newport, also are there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele who are
the guests OF their son-in-law and
daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Louis de Bonnes-
set, in France, will go from there to Mr..
]. Pierpont Morgan's place in Scotland
for the shooting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ri ssell Barlow Read.
who are passing their honeymoon in
Europe. will return to New York early
IN September Mr.. Read and Miss Hope
Williams We're married on April 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barber will re-
turn from Easthampton, L. l., on Oc-
tober and occupy their house !, Ea 81
Sixty-first street, which was the former
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller.
MI. and Mrs. w. de Lancey Kount ze
entertained at dinner last night In
Pierre's Their guests included Mrs Fred
crick Martin Davies, Mrs. John Maree
and Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay. IIuncheons
We're given there by Mrs. Henry M. TIL
1ord Tor Miss Annette Tilford. her daueh
ter and by Mrs. Joseph Sampson Ste
Vens Tor Mrs. Ralph Sanger.
WASHINGTON,
Inc Ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet went to Hot Springs. Va. YES.
terday.
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman has rome n
Newport to be with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potter
Russell
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary r. GRAY.
son nave gone to Saratoga Springs. n.
T., for the racing season.
The President and Mrs. Harding vii,
entertain one time President and
MRS. Thomas r. Marshall informally al
luncheon to-day. -
MRS. work, wife of the Postmaster
Teherai' gave luncheon yesterday al
the Chevy Chase Club for MISC Persh'
lns' VINO is visiting her brother. Gen.
Pershing.
Mr.. Robert Frazer, Jr. Consul-Cen.
eral-at-Large for South America. Ia tbe
guest OF Consul-General Roger TreadweI,
LOT the conference of Consul Genera |,
caiied by Secretary of State Hughes,
Senor Don ]. e Lefevre. ChareV
dAi1aires of Panama at Washington fot
the last -FOUR years, has been promoted
20 minister and appointed to Argentina.
brazil and Chile, grouped In one. He
VIII leave for his new post on the arri.
val OF Senor Don Ricardo Alfaro. the
new Minister of Panama to the United
States.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
PROVIDENCE MERCHANT DIES.

AsHBURNHAM, Mass, Aug. Stephen
Cushing Smith, an aged retired ner-
chant of Providence. r. l., died last
night at his summer home here.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Blaclt handbag. Madison. near a..
madam Pacific Building, containing clothes
papers. diary. reward gwASFy feio
broadway. 1920 Columbus
LOST-Gold tooth bridge, Penn efafIoo
July 81 vii redeem al better than ro,d
value. G. z. MORRIS, 10 r. i5eth 4.
LosT-Certficate $1,000. ten shares common
stock American Can, issued TO George
Deyell. 565 West 1sath. Transfer stopped
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
Jcwelry.

LOsT-Gold purse with III stick attached, on
10th st.. near Broadway subway station,
kindly return 10 II. LAMBRECIIT. 8sf 5th
av. liberal reward
LOST-At entrance 10 or on Century Roof
Tuesday evening, August l, n long diamond
bar pin with Cahochon rapphlre Reward 4,
returned 70 IG4 Park av,
LOST-Cameo diamond ring, ladies' room,
Eric ferry. Chambers st. reward. II.
HuMBERT IL Worth st, New York city.
5000 REWARD for gold mesh bag, ONYX and
diamond in frame, lost July 80. in Rhine
beck, n. VI.
$50 REWARD for platinum bar pin. set Will,
IA diamonds, lost July a.. vicinity 5sth 81 .
between 9th and Madison avs
TIFFANY 4 CO., Fifth Az and a1th st.
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Wearing Apparel.

OvFRCOAT. with English bank and check
book, between Pier ~ and Penn station
liberal reward. no questions asked. LAW
son Tcl fit.J HickSyiiir
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D I E D

Burke. John A. Monckton, Elizabeth
Button Oscar p. NJ Cullagh, John
Dowd. isabel q. Mckay, Catherine J.
Gardner. Ann a. SAWYER. Aliee G.. Is.
Gardner. Minnie B. Schiller, Anna w.
Gil, Frances Shauer, Anna
Granger. William u. shaw Mary r.
Grieves. Edna II. Sprague, Arthur l..
James, Maria l.. Teenne. B.L.
Johnston, Marie s. Trowbridge Mabel ".
Kamenschok Steffen. Usher. Annie.
Lord, Silvie u. Willcocks, A. l..
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Cats. Dogs &C.

IyOsT-Chow dog, male, answers 20 name Of
Charcoal, strsyed from Bellcaire Gardens
Thursday; reward. Ma, l.. A. RfTLEY.
Hollis 46te-W.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mrs. Howard Elliott Is passing the
summer in Southampton, L. I.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard s. Brown and
Messrs. John S. Phipps. Alden S. Blod-
get and Edward Thorne sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday by the Aquitania.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. K, ssell Barlow Read.
VINO are passing their honeymoon in
europe. viii return to New York early
IN september. Mr.. Read and Miss Hope
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Olney 3. Mairs have
come to the Plaza Hotel for a few days
from Easthamrton, l.. l.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mr.. Craig Biddle. who is at the Van
deri lit. viii retlrn to Newport the end
os this week.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barber will re-
turn from Easthampton, L. l., on Oc-
tooer ! and occupy their house IL East
Sixty-first street, which was the former
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

MI and Mrs. w. de Lancey Kountze
entertained at dinner last night in
Pierres Their guests included Mrs. Fred
crick Martin Davies, Mrs John Magee
ana Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay. Luncheons
were given there by Mrs Henry NJ. TIL
Iord Tor Miss Annette Tilford. her daugh-
eer' ana oy Mrs. Joseph Sampson Ste
vens for Mrs. Ralph Sanger.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Miss Angelica Gerry, who has been
passing a part of the summer with her
father, Mr.. Elbridge T. Gerry, In New
port, has gone to Lake Delaware. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele. who are
the guests OF their son-in-law and
daughter. DR.. and Mrs. Louis de Bonnes-
set, in France. will go from there to Mr..
J. Pierpont Morgan's place in Scotland
for the shooting.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
WASHINGTON.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary T. Gray-
son nave gone to Saratoga Springs. N.
T., for the racing season.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Den irifc friltat.

Arthr Griffith og Canon &c go.
lera bar III bpttet Holer. Griffith
er blet Erpiioent oa DC %alera Sp,
poiitionSierer.
&c Saleru neolagbc iom befienbi
lit &peru ium bGl irife Icpublifs
Yrp'ioent, on Iail Gireann nleo int
Stcmmers 6lertal bapoe ratiHcerei
6reoStraftaten nleo Gualonb. Sol
bar imiolcrtio aanoioat Tor 8ien.
oalg, men pco %aIset oirmpcoe ban
meo 10 StenmerS Spcrpeot &C
moo IS.
i SirSoaas nominereoe iaa Dti.
cbael Collins Nrtbllr Griffith til
BrGlioent. Sc Salera iprana ole,
bliftcli9 op og iorlanste at piSc, on
oct bar @riiiitbs Seniist at ii,naert
lom "ErGiiOent for Den irlfe Hepu
blit" eller fln iom "Eremierminilte,
Tor Den irife Sriitat".
Sertil iporcoe Griffith.
Seq agter al inocba iamnlc Wtpn
olgbco lom min Sorsipnacr, &c 20.
lera, inotil Den irife 6riitat o~ificiclI
er blet ill.,"
Utter Ell f%ortparia men o~pernloao(
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13

ira &c pcofonrmcn0c Sanbe lite er
liotenlt, or Gramineringcn pno ellis
S&lano CT forboIospiS burti9 IifG.
re. Man blir ppitillet % unoertaltet
Ell lcacntIia llnoeriegelie ionnt Ell SG'
ic og SfriUcproue. Naar bisic er
bcitaact. % sc eprine al 2opeltS 9c.
itcmmclier cr iilircbaitillenbc opfplo.
tc, bIir he lt0cn Spbolo tillteot Nos
0ora iii Sanhet, ua blir oa pr. Serge
ipyt opcr til Battery Sarf, Wonbat
tan, cller paa T~orloilgenoe I'll eli ell
Ter allbcn Standardization / Nclp
0orf cIlcr Ncn Scricp Siben.
Set bGnocr BOG at en- S%nbpanorcr,
Der er blepet tiliteot Nogang til Sun-
oct, boIocS miOlcrtibig tilbagc paa
@runo al manalenbc Icngcmibler til
fortiat H>crnbanereiic clcr pna 8ri,no
al ollNre miblcrtioioc Granddaughter.
Saoinart oiSie err fiernct blir Scb-
fonmenoc 0icbliffclig leslabt.
TnrmiQranter, iom life ioar 30.
gang. bolOea tilbage inotil bereS Sag
bIir oiQiort al ct Special Board Of
SnQllirp, Der bcltaar al 3 9epartc.
ment6funftipnTrcr / Snmiarations.
tieueitcn % uollPpneS al the Goms
missioner General OF Sntmigratinn
mcb Samtpftc al the Sccretarp Of
Sabor. Boards OF SnQuirp bolbcr
line Webcr Tor lltffcoe Gore, BOG hor
DC ~tilbogCholnte Net til at Ia tiliiebe
ucO Sorberct ell Slegtlling eler Sen.
) SilfGlbe al Spgoom eIler Sanfsr.
be0 blir pebtommenoe SiiOpanorcr
iom &cacl inOla9t paa ellis Sslono
Soipital % @ranlinerinaen ubiat. 5
iaaoaune SilfGlocr er Spgcns 10
iaan b~eitcmuenoe for Special Board
OF %nuuirp. So9er al oclne Irt be-
nGpne5 "Sclh Tor Special SnQuirp".
Gnhper SnopanOrer, Ser al Board
Fof Spccial SSnquirp er nGatct 9iogonN
iii NanOet, fan inoanfe lin Gag for
Secrctarn OF Sapor pg blir al Board
ct. laar 0onlmen falocr, mOerrcttei
ON 0enne i'm Nettiahc6. &cbfom.
merloe fan iclp uppellere eler inOIcn0(
lin Tppel pe0 en- Ell anocn. Gn Zip
pei n,oa inolcpercS icneit AZ elmer
otter OF Somnle1l er afia9t. Snotil
Den enOclige Sicllbelie er git al
Sccretorp OF Sabor o. forfpnbt al
StationenS Commissioner o. Sunni,
grafton fan ingen tilbaaebolbt Sno.
panbrcr loplig beporteres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Cberit Sarpcn ifaSet.

Sbcrit George Sarpep. II. g. Amt
basiobsr til England og uoificiel
amcrifanif "Saettager" peb Stor.
magtsraabets Wsoe / Cannes, fom /
Senoags tilifaoe peo en- Slutomobil-
lllpffe. Sammen meo Heoaftsren al
"SonOon Zines" $. @. Steeo % Hi-
cbaro Crane. t~ioligere II. Q. Miniiter
I'll Sjcfo.S louatiet, bar ban paa Bel
til Ell Solibane, oa Ell anoen Sogn
tprneoe ianmen meO oereS Mutomo-
bill. Iae bler 1pneet no. % Sarpep
% Stceo fit begse lettere &peltelier.
Ssaar, SnSba9, funbe bog Oberii
@arpep after inbfinbc Jig / Stor.
magtsraaoets Wsoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Wsbeu / RusIanS,

Ser er enbnu otte Moorehor ).
De bnngrenoe 8llsiere fan rpffe y y
npe Glars Ipling, og set bIir ntto " ~
fGroelige Waaneocr. SprinSpIio VI
Hog Den amerifanife SialpeoranSn;aia1 w.
ton, at Suneersneoen / RuSInnS -
Sinter bilbe frepe TO WiQionpr S;..
9e iamme WGnb bar MI iorbe;s. !,
Sperilag til fem Miaioner, men rr,n j
ge giptter paa, at ii Iiuionpr' ~ ~
tomme oct ristiae Iise iaa nor, W
Gro Moifpa berettes, at ! Sim,
Jpn, Saratoff, Samoro, lila. ara.
burg 90 &a5an blir De frosre oio :.
ibieliultne Wenneifer tablet Or ~ y
Sapnepeo, oa @rbeioerne iffp W. !.
iitano til of grade @rabe fort mt
Sgiaa Spfus FREEZER mango Ore w.
amerifanerne ifaffer ru MoS =,
omtring en- Niaion Born. u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
It'll Scfnoplerne | s(,ner;f,

Spm biitnof be flefte SptnSscr {. !
tienbt bar Der pGret en- SnSiomG,,
isang til Sorbel for "SofnSo(s snrt
tetsforenins" % enbel gibroa bor NJ.
lereoe for ct Gars Sib iiben bleutt ,srS.
hiem fra Imerifa men hi bar ifs NJ
r9ret meb enbni at bbe bort giSr,,
til bette baaoe npttise os bel pootrr'
pebe Soretaeenbe.
Soreninsens Sormaal er fsrit 81
freriit at befi9mpe SuberfuLoien I'll
forreften at bbe Sielp bbor 6i,r,|
trGnees og for at funne ubrette BET M.
milige bar bet o9ret beres Saob az n,
oprette ct Soipital | Sofnbal, Sa Ser M
lite er uoeet Soipital maa De Ihoe ,a-|
life Tan pleies biemme brinees iii eo,-,
iunb eIler Stabanser os oct or iHe in,|
faa iom Gar ON anoet muo brinoes ~,
LANCE Sci for at faa ben GIete iur|
trGrges. Set er Reningen at bno,|
pad @mnlebier,mets @ienbom poo E|
pg Der arbeioes ib9rbig n1cb at foo irS
8enge nof til at be9pnbc @penins ic,|
mart iom multg,
2Grer q. g. @iannei5 CT SSprsurr,|
gems Sormanb oe ba ie9 bar 6ierrz
finite @inter lobeDe' ice ham at Iaon|
IND ct sobt Orb for Sa9er raar ia
Tom tiIbase til Imerifa. o0 ioo biot is|
peb, bar hi albri9 p9ret poamiuhst orl
fsr at fomme Dor Sjerbp9O i6u HsS
Siorag af nosen Sort, ian LAD o. M
ale bore meb o9 "lsfte / Slot" meS
fore % inlaa 9ibrae. Sc minSfs s.|
Drag bliber fore IN pna 8unN all
&nrien ps iee er filter paa at BE rd|
lite bebspe at pente forei9pes berbism,|
ME paa at blibe iitanb til at eipe NJ
lpge ben Sleie be trRueer.
@ibras fam ienbes til Sorenir9tn||
Sormanb, Gerer 9. q. 9iaaneis, Saul
&c | 9alene, Noripap, elIer ON rcsr|
suifer, iaa bar iee looet at moNtas|
@ibras til bibere Sorfenbelie os toinsq|
for famine.
Sacob s. StensIarh
9artpoob, q. 21|
Grandmother" bebes optaae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Smddnctiier.
NaIanSssernc.

Rationernes 2iga bar iom befienot
tioligere orOnet glalanb.S pergsmaa.
let. gerne ifaI tillpgoes SinIano,
men De ifal erfl9res for nsitralt Ser
ritorium % ma fife befpites. Sgaar
bcililttcbe 2igaens &aob paa lit Ms.
DC / 8cnf of garantcre Sernes Tei.
tralitet.
Sette er Ben fsrite 8aranti al Oen-
ne grt, iom Seroeusligaen bar paa-
tot iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13

enc eler oct anbet Yarti Loo iprGtge
| 2uften UNDER befGitebc Stillinger.
Strar ubcnier Hbeims bar Ger e.,
Zig Stining ser bolotes al 5ranlf'
mpnbenc, og iom Tplfcrue forgiGpes
bapoe forisgt at inbtagc. Get lpffc.
bes Dem til'lut at gropc en- Tunnel
liae nnbcr SranifmGnbenc. Oenle
fplbte De nleo SprGngitoifc % loo
ben / rette Sib ipringe / Silitcn. 81
tlien franife Soloatcr orpbteS peo
@rploiioncn, iom burnet ct &rater
100 SOB bpbt og 800 6ob / Smfrebs.
Oct bar ct ilbpggeli9 Spn.
Seq ifal nPite Gang forlege at
fortpIe libt on Tbeims 90 Chateau
CHERRY.
Haris / SUM 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Ulcers Smaafortouineer

Otter Wtr. 5rpn50als uOfprliae
Smta!e al @oloemar IgcrS me BOG
or oct fanife life nsopenoig for mig
at ifriue nogen gnmeloelie al ben.
Seq pil alligepel foa income oen. Set
fan ialfalo life itaoe at benleoe Sp,
mcrfiombcbcn pau Den engang til.
9oaen. iom ircmitiaer Jig unoer
Sitelcn "Np Samling Sortplinger
% Sfisier". er ubfommct paa Srem-
40 Tilbliibina Gonlpanp's Sorlaa,
Can Claire, @is.. % foiter bcftet 80
Gents. Set er altiaa life nogcn ltcr
BOG. Get er / benS UebaIt % life
/ oers Smfang, 2Pieren iaar 8aluto
for fine 9enge. Den inbeboloer ii
Sfisie r % Observation-Disclosures. bporai
noaen allereoe bar pGrct trpft | bore
Sulebefter, mems unore MI rb.
icnoes for fsritc Sang.
Sngen iblanbt oS bar til ilig Sub.
fommenbeo lom Iger foritaaet at til.
nDttiggisre JIG ocn literGre 1ornl,
iom pi'fienber UNDER Rapnet Sfisien
San bar ifrepet iortrinlige Ropcller,
% bans "Greiten Conrad @altber
Weloe" en-, naar oct fcmner til Stpf.
fet, rimeligpis enonll ocn beoit ifrep,
ne ncritamerifdnife Toman, Ri
bar; men paa bette Smraaoc err Der
Dog andre, iom fappes meo barn on
&angen. s Sfisien itaar ban irem.
oeles iom ben utiln9rmelige. gn al
8rnnoene til bette err, of han bar lao
'iffer Sma9 - Iligt goot literpri
Judgment. Gen literGre Smaa ia,
lite p9ret De northumberland Sor,
iatteres iterfe Sibe. sos aser bar
Den uOpiflet iig til noget belt eneitoa.
enoe unoer bore Sorbolo. San ram,
mer meo ct / Sarten grebet 9iaeoe,
Ell SPtnina, ct enfelt Srb.
Get er altiaa life bare oct, at bar
laaoan / lin IlminOeli9beb t e II,
Der line Yappenbeimere -. bpaf
man iuruoi9tter iom npget ielpieIge,
Zig - men meget mel set, at bar
~forltaar at ia Dem paa &ornet, loo hi
aleiammen tienber Dem igien meO cl
elelte Sang. 'Sorbi ban eier Der
oesp9rre blanot ifripenbe Wcnnelfer
altfor iiRlone Gpne meo f9rreit mt,
lige Srh og tilipnelabenoc iimplt
Wtioler at funne frembringe en- be-
TENT Tirfnlng hos S9ierell, er hon
blet en Weiter / BEN forte Sort9ae.
form iom iaa. Snor lint % trRfien.
DC tonmler life bette for Sagen I. @r
i 5ort9lingen ON oct gan1le barn.
leie Srsn0erpar - Den fsrite / oenn(
Samline! Get er noget Iaa il9r aot
Sfripefunit, iom ieg bar itsot paa
LANCE Si0cr. "Gn SortPaing ON trt
Srolo" er ogiua pberit peltruiiet, oC
ingen onben iblanot os funoe Ia la.
get noget mer tallfepirrenoe enc 30
8raagaaIen trof moo Spo" - Ser
oensproblcmer lin a nut she'll"
"Sobn 0tcgitees Suggeiana" err en-
fraitig YrGfen ON Sraoitionens %
Wtinocrnes itore GIaos / Dor Silue.
relic, o. enoba er oct life Ell Yrpfen
Stlaien "llugoom" er ell liben Yerle
Get at fipbe % l9ie 9sger fan bli
I'll ell Tane, llaar man ierit begpnoer
meb BET. Oct er en- goo Sane, ion
biorur Ill OF 9isre Sipet pPrbt Of lepe.
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Hbins 0uttcrne.

1850 melige Soloater % % Off.
ccrer al Den amerifanife Rbinpaet Of
reiIte Den Ste San. ira Goblens til
Intperpen, bpprfra De meo Grams.
portoamperen "Gambrai" ifulbe fort.
iptte Sienueiien til Mmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Silua.

: Ssnoags ianot Solfeaiitemnin.
Gen Steo / 8ilna. Ser ioreligaer
enonli in9en enbeliae S%plpsninaer
ON llofaloet, men iislee ct Telegram
ira SSor,cban tegner oct til, at Ii.
ltemningen or gaat | Yolens SapSr.
Oct bar paa Overwhelming al Sea.
flonerhes Siga, at benne Solfeaiitem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13

ming fanot Steo for at foo oi,;,
om oct omtpiitcoe Serritori,,mS IG y
tilbsre Tolen eIler ben rnc stn, I 0N
tbanen. Ser bar meacm Sc IA ~ y
boer paret en- bitter Seioe ON Ss No.
Sag. 0eHNt