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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
CHEAPER RATES
GRANTED TEXAS
TO NORTH AREA
Reduction Made in Rate Of
Shipments From The
Burkburnett-Ranger
Oil Districts.

WASHINGTON In the
troleum products from the Burkbur
nett and Ranger fields In Texas to
points in the Mississippi valley and
Mid.Continent areas was granted to-
day.
The committee in its decision re-
fused to grant claims Of the oil pro-
ducers'fo identical rates out OF the
two fields and left the general ratio
structure showing Ranger rates
slightly above the Burkburnett rates.
Crude oil. the commission said,
should be billed at cents per 100
pounds under the new rates on re.
fined, and the decision. which was
rendered on testimony taken In 1919,
should be further modified by the ad.
dition to the amount stated OF what.
ever sums the rate experts found
necessary to incorporate In the new
schedules from the general rate in
oreases granted to the railroids In
1920. Further. the commission ad
justed rates from the two oil field,
To refining points in Oklahoma anC
Kansas, declaring that crude. oil from
BurlSburnctt should carry rate o.
17:5 cents per 100 pounds TO Okla
homa refineries, and 20.5 cents 4
Kansas reflneries. Tho figure fol
Ranger was set at e1.5 cents to Okla
hona and 24.5 cents TO Kansas.
Shreveport refinery rates were als'
involved in the decision, the commits
sion ordering that the freight on re
fined oil from that city to st. Louis
and Kansas City should be 3o:5 cent
per 100 pounds with crude oil charge
at five cents less.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
new river AND
I HARb0R BILL Up
Expenditure of $751; 100000
Would be Authorized for
Vast improvements in
N This Country.

~ WASHINGTON.-New river and
Aarbor improvements calling for an
Estimated expenditure OF approximate.
" sSl 100000 would be authorized un-
der a bill reported Friday by the house
yivers and harbors committee.
Major Items In the measure, which,
Is approved by the committee. will be
intI.duced by Chairman Dempsey. In
clude an expenditure OF sio.i00.0o0 on
The New York and New Jersey chan
mel. 100000 on the Milwaukee. Wis
'consin harbor: s3.Sl0.O00 on Coos Bay
.harbor and Isthmus Slough. Oregon;
3i.7b0.000 on the Columbia and lower
Willamette rivers below Portland. Ore.
gon; Sl.s05.5O0 on the Sabine Neeches
Waterway. Texas: si.37i.450 on Oak
land Harbor, Cal. and $4.5oo.oo0 for
seagoing barges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
ENGLAND WILL
KNOW premier
DECISION SOON
W e k End Conferences
/ Fail to Bring Situation to
Conclusion and Experts
Differ in Views

LONDON.-Within "a, or at most As
hours, the world will know definite.
ly whether Premier Lloyd George has
decided to resign or continue as chief
lOf the coalition government. This Is
the only substantial conviction emerg-
ling from a tangle of contradictory
srumors in the crisis which engrossed
political observers over Saturday and
Sunday.
Experts today were Numerically op-
posed In their opinion as to how the
fcrisis stood as a result OF weekend
conferences. some declaring that the
outlook for a continuance OF the Goa
lition was improved and encouraged
belief that the premier would not re-
sign. Others declared all signs point
ed to his retirement and that liberal
colleagues In his ministry would 20
with him. Some were content to re-
frain from committing themselves to
any opinion whether the result would
'-'bo a smashup or patchup.
Even II the premier remains no
body believes that the coalition can
last much longer. though it may pro,
long until Irish legislation and the
Genoa conference are out of the way.
II is generally credited In certain
quarters that nothing will be def
nltely announced until the speech OF
( Sir Arthur Balfour on Tuesday. 1t is
declared that the pre-eminent interest
in Sir Arthur's utterances will be a
possible declaration as to the prem
ier's decision
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
TAR APPLIED to-
CATHOLIC PRIEST
Resolution Declares Attack
Not at Catholic Church !
But Upon Keller as
An Individual.

AMARILLO. Texas.-Father Keller,
Catholic priest at Slayton. who was
seized by masked men at that plaos
Saturday night and beaten. tarred and
feathered, authorized the statement
here today that the incident was the
climax of sentiment due to pro-Ger-
man accusations against him during
the world war. lie said he was denied
final citizenship papers in federal court
at Amarillo. In June, 1921, on the
ground that he had registered as a
German subject after taking out his
first naturalization papers. III
Keller. who was ordered to leave
Slayton, said the court had instructed
him TO make re-application for first
papers and to so through the entire
proceedings again, but that he had
not had sufficient time to do this. Ho
arrived here by train yesterday and
said he would 80 to Dallas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
|MyOpiirliion Is
tvsfy ~ n Arlnsssfts Susstisas five
ISssns - . saAjsss sf general interest.
~ ansu1zs - Dub1laAsA vtsA IL Names
Il tAsss in1asv1sVA.
What do you think Of Harding \
record during his first year In office

Nuut uo you tninh ot ttaTuinE '
record during his first year In Officer
ANDREW u. RIDDLE: 1 think
IL has been n grave disappointment
TO the country.
j. Il. WILLIAMS: Mr.. Harding
has carried out his promise to me
that he would reduce my income
tax,
DIR. G. W. MURRAY. Fort Worth,
Texas: think he Is sincere and
conscientious In his official duties.
but he IL only human.
j. a. RICHARDS. Wilson; Just
think the boll weovils and Republic
ans have blown the farmers up.
GUY +. COBB; lie has made a
wonderful record considering the cha
otic conditions OF affairs existing "a,
the time he took office. The dis
armament treaty will he considered IN
time one OF the greatest achievements
and the revision OF the tax laws has
made them more simple and equitable
the burden OF the people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
Shawnee Candidates
Lay Campaign Plans

OKLAHOMA CITY.-A meeting OF
candidates endorsed at the recent
Shawnee convention OF the farmer.
labor reconstruction league was held
here on Saturday. II was learned to.
day, at which tentative plans for the
coming campaign were worked out.
George Wilson. secretary OF the lea.
gue. declared that harmony marked
the session.
While the melting was being held
the executive committee OF the Okla
Iona Farmers Union announced that
It haG decided not to give the mem
bership n vote OF endorsement OF the
ticket, declaring that TO do 10 would
De to inject politics into the organ
lza,ion."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
ADMIT
StAYING-FAM0US
MOVIE Director
Only One Man Signs Con-
fessiOn Which is Latest
to Be Received BY
Officers.

LOS ANGELES.-Further checking
on the latest confession" TO the mur-
der Of William Desmond Taylor. film
director-a 10-page document mailed
from small Connecticut city-vas
planned for Monday by officers as
signed to the case.
According to the confession" as
described by police. the 'confessor'
was a husband whose wife Taylor
had had an affair with, only ia
"scorn" her later. Then the hus'
band and wife planned and executed
the murder, the document stated.
More than 300 persons in the
United States and one in England
and one In France have confessed
they killed Taylor. but none OF them
has signed his confession" except
the Connecticut writer. according to
the officers. Most OF the letters ap'
parently were from poorly educated
persons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
COACHES DECKED
INGAY C0L0RS,
BAND WAS BUSY
Invitation to Attend Auto
Show and Style Revue is
Presented in Person by
125 Delegates.

Boosters for the biggest and best
Automobile show TO be held in the
state Of Oklahoma this season left
Ardmore by plane and special train
this morning at 10 o'clock, the fly
ers making the eastern and southern
part OF the state while the boosters
ern section of the county, including
Lone Grove, Healdton, Wilson and
Ringing.
While original plans called for q
two-day trip by automobile, unfavor'
able weather conditions caused these
plans to be abandoned. However,
practically the same territory was
covered and every section of this sec.
ton Of the state is invited and ex-
pected to be present at the big three
days show-Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
From the first stop at Lone Grove
at II o'clock Monday morning until
the last stop on the return trip the
boosters were given tremendous
greeting at each stop.
With banners flying, the band play
ing and mid great enthusiasm the
125 boosters left the RSgling-Frisco
station promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Train Is Decorated.
The special train Of three coaches
was decorated from the engine to the
rear Of the back coach with baunarl
advertising the Automobile show. th'
premier event OF the season. sched
uled for Thursday. Friday and Satur
day, and with individual signs from
many of the merchants.
Each of the boosters wore badges
| furnished by the Ardmore Retail Mer
chants association.
Personnel Of Party.
| With c. II. Lewis. superintendent
| of the Ringing road; II. X. Shine o
| the Retail Merchants association. ant
Ray l.. Beede, president OF the Auto
mobile association, at the "helm," tn
following Ardmore boosters. made TIL
| "Trip. ScCi IiutNeyi puy Aiaiiio' WV
Beall, Roy Vines. DIR. A. f.. Adams
Miss Daisie Grey, Mrs. Lena Lacy
Mrs. Joe Fronterhouse, Mrs. It. Stock
ton, Mrs. E. c. Webb, Mrs. Jim Jor
dan. Mrs. r. Y. Morgan. Miss Rutl
Nolan. Marvin Bell. Jerry Keys. j. w
Kruger. Joe Fronterhouse, Richar'
Elan, C.. c. Diamond. II. ID. Smith
Clarence Atkins, Charles Harris, l.. c
Amonett, Il. X. Heath, Mr.. Leach
man, AIr. Johnson, L. d. Myers, Ton
Cooper, j. S. Butcher. A. II. Ander
son, Sam Newman. Arthur w. Kauf
man. Ran Webb. w. X. Shackleford
4 s. J. Crelln, b. Locke, ". H. Feeny
Guy T. Mcveigh. George corhn. Johl
Whiteman. w. ID. Kemp, Moss Brady
G. G.. Whitchurch. X. B. Gilbert
]. C. Clopton, w. II. Bailey. G. 7
Selvidge. f. Il. James, j. Il. Ham
ilton, Ralph Tate, A. b. Scay, iarr'
Kessler. L. II. Roger, +. +. Caugh
lin, IL. NJ. Saubert. l.. w. Giles
C. A. Carpenter. Il. w. Randol, w. X
Hignight. II. B. Orr, Sherman Pyle
Frank Cochran. II. G.. Raines. PER-
Maxwell. d. II. Stiles. Members o
the band; Rudy Bell. Jim Hyslor
Ben Scott, Bill Wymore, Bill an
Charles Poulter. Carl Horne. T.. i
CONTINUED on Page Three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
Chinese KILLED |
POLICE PUZZLED
Wing Hing Lung Arrested
Officials of Opinion That
Outbreak Result of Hip
Sing-On Leong Fued.

CHICAGo.-NIystery followed today
In the wake OF the fatal shooting
here last night of one Chinese aud
the wounding OF two others, all Hip
Sings in u basement rendezvous OF
Wing Hing Lung In Chinatown. Ru-
mors of war OF Tongs were rampant
and police We're inclined to the belief
that II may have been an outbreak
Of the Hip Sine.on Leong feud.
Joe Wing, said to be from Seattle,-
Washington or San Francisco. did
the shooting. according to the police.
Wing was arrested. He Is an On
Leong tongsman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06

OKLAHOMA ClTy.-No request for
a new trial has been filed by Buck
Garrett. ous,cd as sheriff Of Carter
county, despite the fact that IL has
been three weeks since he was removed
from office. II was announced Monday
by Elmer Il. Fulton. assistant attor.
ney general. who conducted the custer
proceedings for the state. CARROTS
attorneys tnnounced following his re.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
'BiNK PRESIDENTS" SALARY
no BE PAID BAMBlNU

hot SPRINGS. Ark.--A bank
presidents salary" IL what Babe
Ruth will get as result OF a five
year contract Just signed. according
to announcement by Colonel Huston
of the New York Americans. A flip
OF the coin decided II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
Garrett Has Not Filed Petition
For New Trial, Fulton Declares

movsi fron Office that they would seek
4 new trial.
II would he necessary for Garrett to
ask the presiding judge of the state
supreme court for an order directing
Judge oldfield Of Oklahoma City 70
hear a motion for new trial. Mr.. Ful
ton said 1nasmuch as the case has
not been closed officially, II was ex
rlained that Il. g. London will con
tinue IN his capacity as temporary
shsrlta
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
WILKINSON ACCUSED OF
PLAYING BIG POLITICS.

HENRyETrA. okla.-Opening a
speaking tour Of Oklahoma mine
fields, Alexander Howat. deposed
Kansas miners president, declared
here that John Wilkinson Of district
2i was playing politics. In his suit
against the Oklahoma Leader, so-
cialist daily newspaper published in
Oklahoma City. In which both the
Kansas aud Oklahoma miners own an
interest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06

Millions of dol
lars are spouting
out Of the earth
here!
For oil has been
struck on the
Creek county poor.
farm. Two gushers
are bringing out
from 1000 to 5000
barrels OF liquid
wealth daily.
Tho cash value
or the farm at sa lie
has leaped to ST..
900, 900 and Creek
county commission
ers believe oil roy
alties will net them
$4,000, 900 in the
naxf IN x-aara
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
Sands In Connecticut.

HARTFORD. Conn.--Edward T..
Sands. missing secretary In the Tay.
lor mystery. Is believed by the Hart.
ford Courant to have been in this
city two weeks ago. The newspaper
today said It's investigation Indicates
that man who registered at n
local hotel, giving his address as San
Francisco. was the missing Sands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
FLASHES

OKMULGEE. Olsla.-The dis
trict court grand jury this morn.
Ing resumed It's deliberations In
the Bank Of Commerce Inquiry.
after recess since late Friday.
County Attorney James Hepburn
was working with the Jury.
LOS Notwithstanding &.
Burch, Jointly indicted with Mrs.
Madelynne Connor Obenchaln OH
the charge Of numbering J. Bolton
Kennedy, was called 20 the wit.
ness stand as n surprise witness
BY the district attorney In the
trial here today of Mrs. Oben.
chain. lie refused to answer
questions until granted counsel.
PARSONS. Kan.-Eight hundred
Missouri, Kansas q Texas rail.
way shopmen returned 20 work
today. They had been Idle since
the middle Of February.
MALESTER. Okla.--Alcxander
Ilowat. dcposcd Kansas chicftaIn
of the United Mine Workers Of
America, passed through McAlcs.
ter this morning. Ilowat went
Immediately Into the coal fields
IN the southern part Of Piitsburg
county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
SMALL'S TRIAL
IS UNDER WAY.
Judge Edwards Hears Di-
vorce Case Before Start
ing Procedure in Charges
Against Illinois Gov

wAUKEGAN. III. - Governor
Small asked for . 60.day post
ponement Of his trial ON charges
Of conspiracy 10 embesrle state
funds. The defense motion stat.
ed Governor Small's presence was
needed at Springfield In conncc.
tion with the ettlng Of state
road contracts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06

4 WAuKEGAN, Ill.--Covernor Len
emalls trial on charges OF con.
|plracy TO embexzle state funds was
elayed again Monday while Judge
lairo c. Edwards heard divorce
Ase. impancled grand Jury and
Ailed the docket Of the March term
II court.
&c. & (\Leforgee Of Decatur. chief of
Ne ~ .ernor's counsel. notified the
oourt he would arrive with his client
ot IL o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06

Baisa, highest wood known. hae
20 per cent Of its volume composed
Of air enclosed In large. barsl.sharp
ed cells.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
Living Quarters on the Creek coun.
ty (Okla.) poor farm, where oil has
been located.

BRISTOW, Okla.-In the midst Of
poverty, of despair, of wrecked hopes,
Of ruined lives. Of broken old age
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06

New York theatcr has fitted up q
smoking room for women.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
GUARANTEED

Greatest Circulation in This
Section of the State.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-06
WEATHER

Tonight fair, colder;
Tuesday fair.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15

Selelaset. Sort neite $eleitepnc
pil boloes / Sergus Sails, Minn.,
226e, 23be og 24oe S1ni 1922. -
Erogrammerne bill bIibe mango og,
unoerbol6en6e fom ieobarIig. 81
bill pan bette @tebne tage UNDER 8e-
hcnoling, om n1rligt, at faa iitar,o
cn @orgesfer6 af $elar for at gapre
en- Norgesreiie 1923. 9m bi ton
hlibe ct anieeligt M11tal, bill bi n6er
Sbtl nD6e mango Sor6ele beraf. Meo
eores pribate sser11banebogne fra
Minneapolis til g2etp gorf bil6e belle
&eiien blibe en- Eelefeit. @oa bort
neite @tebne 6ergus Sails bill ser
m66e op Meenter fra forifieIlige
0an1pifibslinier og gibe neiere Sor-
flaring ober 6et paater1fte.. 8pen
Gergus Soils er 6en 11orffeite / Wei1=
nefota, ioa BET flyer fig ieIb> at bi
biz bune ct bDggeligt Wegoe. Su{f
Sio og @te6 og fom alle Eelar.
s. @amuelion, Sorna11o.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15
Mrs. Selcn Gppbie 2mnb,

Mrs. 9elen Sophie 2ltn6 6e6e /
lit @jen1 / Eelican &apios Sen 4oc
bs. of @ietlpebom @eb lin Gpo
bar BUN "a Mor gantnel. 9en6es
Wfono 6e6e omfring 8 Mar li6en.
SSslaen6e 8grn oberleber be116e: 81
man, Beter og Mrs. 8usne1s, @e=
Iicon @api6s @n1t 2u11o, Map1e=
tpoo6; Mrs. 8or11ie, Gtpin Ba1ep;
Marti11 2lt1t6, og Mers. @gge, 2u11bs
&ollep, g. g.; og Mnton 2un6, Gil
ba, M. Daf.
8egrabellen foregif fioite Eors6og
Gsrit bo16tes @ergegu6stienefte i
sfingsafer &irfe, HeI. @opios og fe=
mere 8agitebolo &irfe, bbor gijet,
telen fat16t 6tea. Ho}tor gitreu1
forretteoe:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15
Sobn 8. 2mnbqmiit.

SsSobn 8. 2unbquiit op0c paa
@rigbt &oipitalet heri @pen iioiie
Maroag otter ct lGngere Spgelcic
Mfbe0e por ipcl1lf af Tpoiel og bco
lin 500 60 Mar gan1mel. Sun font
til Mn1erifo 1881 pg np til 1853
bo66e ban / Winl1eopolis. Son fom
90 til Otter 9ail % bolattc Zig paa
en 6orn1 5olpn al @uic, hppr bc!1
1iben bor habt lit Stem s 1893
bleD ban gift neo Ntils Gbriitii1a
Stbn,iDt, ion ppcrlener ham me0 ire
Genner, Gl1itap, gb>pin og S3altcr,
fom olle er bjen1me. Slfopoc bar cl1
8ror Sberigc. 9ans @ultr11 cr Ell
Gpiter of Wfrs. 81. S. Mjelbe, Mrs.
6. 6. Gonflin pg Wfrs. M6olph &c.
ter1on heri @pen. 9cgrapellen fore
gonr ilnorgen fra Sen lpel1ife Sap=
tiftfirfe, forrettet al Haltor S. s.
SobnIon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15

begDn6t girfiombe6 igien efterat ba
jtaaet itiIle en- lengere Ei6. @n bel
Del af Srelait fra oisie Mener af-
ffibes mi til g,tglanb, @panien, 3d.
pan, &ina og an6re l1ola1,oe.
90. 8. Eube fra @renfeu, SaIf..
Ganaba> bar ber @lutten al afbig-
te 11ee og ober @en6og paa @ien-
nernreiie til @poftcterne. lSr. &11be
er go6t fie16t berrun6t oe bar flere
@legtninge beri 8pen. @an ct @gn
af Wfrs. Marie S1ion og en- 8ror al
Mrs. g. 81. Stortroen og @iis @g-
nes Enbe: Sor @erberer6e bar ban
ogiaa en- Sen ber, iom gaar paa
Farf &egion College. 9r. $11be bar
/ mango Mor beret &eooftgr og 11o-
giber al ct @loo / @renfelI, men bor
I'LL iolgt benne 6orrening og ogter
at flDtte langt ip6ober forat fonrne /
ct barmere &lin1at. sSor set fgr1te
refer ban ne6ober. til @toten Mis-
1isiippi forat ie Jig ONT. San tror at
forlfiellige Streg / 5poltaterne til
bDr 9o6e 9l1le6ninger mt 90 @D6en
ibeletaget iaobi6t er fonrn1en ober
6elgerne af 8orgerfrigen og bill Gid.
re itore sSremifri6t fra MT of. &r.
Subes eSan1ilie er e116m1 / Canada,
men 6erlom ban fin6er Zig tiIfre6s
me6 6orbo16ene 5poen ioa fonnner
Sc antogelig til at flptte nernteite
sSrer1tio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15

Stems 9eres Spitem. Get belize
fienbte Medanebs Ei6s1frift r@on=
cor6io" iGbicago fag6e fin Mors-
uogobe sSior: vSaale6es fom 6cn
grl1n6ige @obe6rengigring en- goo
@nsmooer bill foretage be6 Soraa,
rets @egpnbe1Ie, bl1rbe etbbert Men=
ne1fe aiere me6 Set fpiiife 2egeme,
for6i Ser / Binter1naane6erne Bor
iam1et Zig l1renbeoer / Spiten1et,
fom moo fiernes for at giere 8o6et
friift og i,1nbt> og i11tet tiener 6ennp
Seniigt be6re ems Set ti6sprepene
@nsmio6eI, Dr. Beters @nrifo. u
@ba6 enten Sc feler Dem raft eIler
ipg, er bette ct betirneligt 5ori1o9 !:
Stems Deres Gbitem; bieIp g3oturer
me6 fin itore Sobeorengigring. Hon
benne Si6 of Maret er 2ipsfrefternc
birfiomme NOT til at ffabe 11Dt Blob,
men tan life gjere bette, bbis 5p=
ftemet er opfp1ot 1ne6 u6nptte6e og
for6erbe6e Gtoffer, og Mffgringsor-
gonerne birfer tregt eIler uregeI-
mesiigt Euiin6er of roife solf
brueer en- G1oife aurifo i 6erne
Moaneo, for6i oe be6 al Grfaring.
at oen opretbo16er 6eres &eIbre6 for
&eiten af Maret. Sg for 6e @pge %
2i6er16e ct Ser i1tgen be6re Sis til at
ilaa in6 paa &eien til &elbreoeIic
emo netop nu> 90 Sc bangnen6e 2ips=
frefter er / 6eres be6ite @roft. Or.
Beters 4urifo fon ife obertreffes
iom en- Goraars meoicin for 8looet
og @pitemet. Den ieIges lite at
Mpotefere. Gor 1r6erretning til
ifrip OR. Heter Tobrnep & Cons 60
2501 @aibineton 8Ibo., @bicogo,
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Eulitiife Streiflps.

8pboIget forefomn1er / 6grit11in
gen at Mpri1. 0u ifo1 Ser bplgeS
Mapor, en- Sloern1ono fra bpert G
6e fire @ar6s, to Gorltabler og e1
@pfasierer. 9e Oloern1ano, bbiS
Gn1beostern1in u6leber er fglgenoe
lite @oro, 6. 90. 0llon; 2oet @arf
g. g. Ofsneis; 3bie @orb, .. 6
@opltr11, og 4be @arb, 6. S. &o1en
gren @ogle al oisie blir aunoioo
ter til @je11balg, iom hi foritaar,
meoens onore negter at lpge @je1=
bolg. @lon6t oem ion life ieger
@jenpolg er g. g. Sfsneis. San
bar.tient 1efs Mar, og ipnes at bet
er nof. Maor oette ifripes er Yetition
0n1leb for 6. 81. Slion / lite %.
@ba6 5tiuingen er meb 9enlDn til
3bic og 4ee @aro> beo ri life. Set
er MT ON at gigre at 89lgerne /
bpert @aro Ter til at itille goo,
M1eno / Marfe1, 6a set er at 1tor
Biqtigbe6 at foa pa1gt ct goot Goun=
eli.
sSoritfon1menhe 2eroag boloes m
Go11ntn Contention heri Hnen og al
togelig pil ben irtte mere 2ib / go
Iitifen ir6cn Gountiet. 3ibtil har
oct peret gan1fe TITLE
9l. S. Sronna al 2afota, g. Gof.
bar funogjort at ban er &anoioot til
Gorrnosie11atet iom Scnutor 8. 5.
McGun1bers @fterfelger. McGnm=
ber er @onoioat til Gienpalg og Set
blir en- beftiq &an1p n1ellem oisle
gnn11e Fol1tlfere. 9ronna par Sor=
bun6sienator II slor, men blep 1ln=
gen al Or. 6. s. 9aoo pe0 Erimer=
palget i 1920.
9(fpigte l1gc par Der ct ipare Sp~
itpr Sc politiife &re6le / Spillin1=
bpernc. st Single blep lat / Smlpb
at @nbernpr Hreus baobe beill1ttet
at itille Jig 1om &onoi0at til 6or.
bn1os1enotpr moo 1Sranf &ellogg
@uner11pre, offe,1tliggioroe 90 cit
Grfleri11g, at bette Npgte bar lat i
Sn1lpb 11ben hans Tibenoc og Can't
tio11 og at ban albeles fife lpgte &C.
notorpo1ten, men bar &a116i0at til
@ie11balq 1om @ubernpr. 0ern1co
5tille6es ba 6e oprGrtc &o11oc.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15

2ille Ole er lite alti6 inil og foar
l'noerti6en &is af 1in Sur. gn 9ag
"a ban bar foot en- go6 @ortion ST.
ling, gaar ban gre6e116e 116 til 1i11
Mfor / &igfenet og flyer:
"Mor, hi fu116e babe babt 6et me-
get moriommere iann1er1> bbis ou
life bab6e giftet big!".
- Se116 os forte Me6be1eliss, og
gtDbeter af 1ofol Mrt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-03-15

Faa ct Mobe / groofston ben 26,
Sebruar b1eb 9eortbmeltern Minne,
toto Singers NS1ociation ftiftet.
6elgen6e @tpre balgtes: Hreii6e11t,
q. 81. Eborion, @roofston; @icepre.
iioent, 6. 81. 8erg, DecsSsrhoib; Get.
reter, g. 6. @opfins, Giiber; @a5'
ierer, S. $. &ois, Si1ber; Dirige1h,
&. 8. Mltaunet, Tbief &iber Sails;
usiiiteren6e 9irigent, &. @. $bor.
ion, Serti1e; &ebiior, 8. 6. @orbig,
@in9er; Wariba1, 8. g. miner,
Groofston.