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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04

the inmates must be obedient to them
and to the rules provided for its gov
eminent, and submissive to constitut-
ed authority Nothing less than this
can be tolerated. On the other hand,
officials must be reasonable and hui
name.
AS class prisoners are rebellious
against authority and disobedient of
rules of conduct Because of these
characteristics, in part at least they
are prosecuted and become prisoners.
They bring some of this spirit with
them to the prison. They must be
made to submit to rules and to obey
the officers over them. If to accom-
plish this it becomes necessary to
punish them they must be punished.
The punishment, in all instances, how
ever, must be reasonable and humane.
The only matter dealt with in this
report about which your commission
ers are at all disagreed is whether
whipping under any circumstances
comes within this definition of punish
ment But majority of the commits
sioners are of opinion that whipping or
hogging of prisoners cannot be JUST
fed as either necessary, reasonable
or humane mode OF punishment. 1t IS
inhuman, brutal and degrading and
ought to be forbidden by express leg
islative enactment and is so recon-
mended
All of us are agreed that if whip
ping is to be recognized and used as
form of punishment, it should never
be used for trivial offenses and should
only be used as a last resort, and at
ter all other means to correct obJec-
tionable conditions and enforce discip-
line have been employed and failed.
We find this has not always been the
practice, however. There have been
brought to our attention no instances
of inhuman or cruel whippings except
as the mere whipping of prisoners
may be inherently cruel.
In considering this department 1T
must be remembered that this prison
is the dumping ground for physical,
ly and mentally deficient convicts and
for female cOnvicts
(The rule of the prison commission
as to this is as follows: "They shall
safely keep the prisoners committed to
their charge, rigidly enforce discipline,
and infict corporal punishment, which
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
Canada Gretna Green
Many British Women
More Than $1,000 Have Arrived in
Dominion in Past Two Years.

OTTAWA, Ont-The cream OF
Young British womanhood is focking
to vast Gretna Green, on the fertile
plains of Canada. In the last two years
up to April /. 1922, 2,40S women have
come from the British isles to Cana
da, the vast majority of these being
listed as "unaccompanied women" and
the reduction OF Britain's 100000 sur
plus women Just has begun.
Within a year after their arrival, it
is estimated, 40 per cent OF these girls
are married. Out OF 200 letters receIIv-
ed by the women's division OF the do
minion department of immigration at
Ottawa, from recent girl arrivals IN
Canada who had taken positions, 4O
letters announced the marriage OF the
writers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
Railroad Crossings
Claimed Nearly 1000
Victims During Year
Fatalities Increase So Alarmingly
That Rail Association Launches
Safety First" Campaign.

In promoting a safety first campaign
in order TO lower the death rate at
railroad crossings the American Rail
way Association points out that, since
1890, the population Of the country has
increased 68 per cent, while crossing
accidents have increased 345 per cent
in fatalities and 652 per cent in injuries.
The United States bureau OF stand
ards has not yet announced the tgures
for 1921, but in 1920 automobiles were
involved in 100 per cent of all crossing
accidents. Persons killed, death result
inc in "a hours, totaled l,79l, While
sou were injured, 10 of the latter
diving subsequently. Railroads are con-
centrating on public education because
thew declare total elimination OF cross
ings is impossible.
There are PSI, 939 highway crossings
in the country OF this number only
500 were eliminated in one year. Each
elimination cost $4,000, making the
cost of eliminating all crossings ST.
100000. The association pledges
cooperation by the railroads in keep
ing crossings in good condition tor
travel, giving reasonable notice OF the
existence of crossings, and seeing to
it that hagmen do their full duty IN
warning OF the approach of trains.
The value of safety first campaigns
is shown, railroad officials say, by the
reduction in deaths from accidents
among employees from 1854 in 1907
to 2,57S in 1920. The Careful Cross
ing Campaign" began June and will
end Sept l. Safety engineers urge
automobile drivers to form the habit
of shifting gears into low speed at all
crossings. This practice causes drivers
instinctively to pause at crossings, and
also reduce to a minimum the risk OF
stal1ing on the tracks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
Baby Nine Inches High
And Weighs One Pound
Teacup Slips Over Ohio Infants
Head Without Touching.

A baby nine inches high, weighing
SLIGHTLY more than a pound and so
tiny that a teacup slips over its head
without touching was recently born to
M and Mrs. Paul Cages, OF Spring
field Township, o. The infant is per-
The child's cries sound much like
the creak of an insect, but doctors say
that it will live. The child IS said ~
be the smallest baby ever born III
Ohioi
The best-and always fresh-Sliced
Bacon, Ham, Dried Beef, Boiled i, liam
and other delicacies at BARTLETT D
Phone 172.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04

Kill the weevil with Niagara Brand
calcium arsenate. DAWSON WAKE
HOUSE CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
5.Q33.886 10000
Paints Sordid Picture
Of Modern Civilization
Former Michigan Governor in Com
mencement Address Warns Students.

mencement Address Warns Students.
CHICAGO, I1l.-A sordid picture OF
modern civilization was painted for the
students at Northwestern University
bv former Gov. Chase S. Osborn, OF
Michigan, who delivered the COM
mencement address.
THE white race" said Mr.. Osborn,
'is predatory and epiphytic. When it
is not preying upon the existence OF
the blacks, browns and yellows, 1t
slashes its own vitals in unwilling so
cial hari-kari for the chance to gorge
itself in economic cannibalism.
During the last 100 years the white
race. as represented by the recently
allied powers, seized three-fourths OF
the area of the earth and placed two
thirds of its population in tributary
slavery.
"Unless Americans learn the way OF
life and human justice, this country
will go the way OF Babylon and Greece
and Rome. 1t shall be part of your
sublime task to blaze new trail OF
life and lead the march,
Northwestern University conferred
degrees upon $50 students, OF whom
$50 are women.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
Gotham High Schools
4otbeds of Socialism
Assertion Made in Report Signed by
Member of Faculty of School.

/ NEW YORK, N. Y.-New York
Hgb schools are hotbeds OF socialism,
according to the report signed by
aaron !. Dotey, member Of the fac
Hin OF the Dewitt Clinton high school
knd chairman of a committee appoint
ID to investigate rumors OF the radl-
tal exploitation of the schools, which
aas been filed with the teachers coun-
kl
/ A strong socialistic force in the
kty's schools, says Dotey's report, is
Nh Young Peoples Socialist league,
members OF which are known as ZIP
g." There will come time, one
Eipso is said to have written, when
$oviet America will send a representa-
Five to soviet Russia" One pupil, Do
Aey asserts. described Gen. Pershng
Is murderer" and several declared
b favor OF a revolution.
q Four teachers employed in the pub
fc school system, says the report, have
bun tor office on the tickets OF the So
&alist and farmer-labor parties.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04

Kill the weevil with Niagara Brand
calcium arsenate. DAWSON WARE
HOUSE co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
THE SAME EVERYWHERE.

The editor OF Paisa Akhbar, a native
newspaper of Lahore, India, says, 81
have used Chamberlain Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy many times among
my children and servants for collie and
diarrhoea and always found it effec-
tive. adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04

Farm loans at 8 per cent interest:
T. c HOYI.. 6-27-tf
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach
And Liver.

chamberlain Tablets for the stom-
ach and liver are splendid. l never tire
of telling my friends and neighbors OF
their qualities" writes Mrs. William
Vollmer. Eastwood N. Y. When bill
ious, constipated or troubled with in
digestion give them trial. They will
do you good.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
MAN THAT WAS BITTEN
BY DOG YEAR AGO DIES
Violent Death From Hydrophobia
Caused by Old Infection.


PASCOAG, r. Robert Pollard
40 years old, of this town, died today
of hydrophobia nearly year after he
was bitten by a dog which died OF
rabies.
With four other men Pollard was
bitten by dog in July of last year
The five took the Pasteur treatment
The other four felt no i'll effect, but
two months ago Pollard complained
of illness. He submitted to treatment
but his case proved battling and finally
another doctor was called in. Recently
Pollard became much worse and yes
terday was seized with violent spasms
which convinced his physicians his
affection was hydrophobia from the
year-old infection. He died in agony
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-04
UNDERWOODS-$3 DOWN
Easv Monthly Payments

Genuine standard Underwoods, fac
tory rebuilt like new. We also sell for
cash and rent and repair all makes OF
typewriters. -
112 N. Jackson St. Albany, ga
Phone 1854.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10
@r=@enatpr @rbmna bbb.

@t 1tnbnte i iibfte $50. at @r=Se>
nator @ronna sc. Daf bar farlig
ipg. D9oen TOM baitigere eno man
benteoe. &an b66e / fit @iem
2ofoto ii6ite Eorshng af Mabefreft.
Msle s. @rpnna bar fb6t / Sssoma
1858 af Sorel6re fra @allingbol.
Otter at ia giennemaaaet Caledonia
Mco6en1p Minnefota, f1ptte6e ba1 /
1879 til Sb6 Dafota. Ser fjebte
ban en Garnt fom ban 6reb, font
tioig fom ban birfet iom 2erer. &an
bar Meolem of Gerritoriol= =2e9ts1a=
turen 1889. S 2afota, g. g., bpor
ban fenere bofatte fig, 6reb bon, for=
u6en 1t6itraft 6arming, 1om Sorret'
nittgsnun1o og @anfier. San bar
MeoIem al &ongresiens @eprpie1t,
to11tbus fra 1905 til 1911 og balg@
tes / sSnnlar set ii6itnebnte Mar,
iom ssorbu11osienator til at fploe Sci,
pe6 Se11ator 80. g. Sobnions Dg0
1eoige H1aos Se1eatet. @eo 116ean=
gen af 6enne Germin (1915) gien=
baIgtes ban til en- rD Tern1ir. @an
ipgte REORGANIZATION / 1921, melt
bleb ilaaet af Dr. 6. s. 2a66. l1n=
ser SEN nit paagoaen6e @olgfamp
itille6e ban fig otter iom @an6ioot,
og pi16e biitnof ia bobt 9ooe l16iig=
ter til at BIZ nomineret og ba1gt, Bet
fpm ban babbe lebet og gienbun6et Fl
ne &refter.
| =. ,@enator @renna bar en- meget
opetie 6orretningsman6. 8aaoe.
&epreie1ttatb1tiet og Senatet tien-
te ban fit 2an6 og fin @tat MED
sore. 1ormernes @el laa bam altif
| ierlig paa Siertet; ban bar bem Ell
trofaft &alsmano- baaoe ti6lig oq
ient. @rpnna bleb / 1884 gift 1ne1
Bertha M, @itbp m @pring @robe,
Mit111.-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10
Mrs. 6. sSyorbe+

Mrs 6. SSorbe 6poe / lit &iem be6
&otbiaD, Minn., 6en 296e 9lpriI al
ct Wabeon6e, bboraf bum far Itot
lengere Gt6.
9lf6g6e bnr fb6t pao @aoelal6,
9eorge, BEN 146e @ept. 1856, og bar
be6 fin Deo 81 Mar gantmel. ,&en=
oes &igenabn bar Mtfs Cline 2png,
ita6. S 1877 u6ban6re0e bltn til
Imerifa og tom fbrit til Decorob,
Sotpa. Derfra fom b1tt til Motblap,
bbor bun 6en 14oe Seb. 1870 bleb
gift meo fin for mange 9(or fi6en al
oe6e Mon6. S bette 9@gtelfab b1ep
fe6t 13 @brn, bboraf felget16e ober-
leber Mo6eren: Mrs. Mnoretp Saga,
&otbiop; Gilbert og @6oie, Dpiil=
anti, g. 0af.; Morius, Ga Moure,
q. Daf.; M1fre6, &o1ita6; Mrs. GIu-
renee 2arion, @tarbucf, Manitobo;
og @almor, Gbeo6ore, emma og SsSn=
ga, font er biemn1e.
8egrabelien foregif ii6ite 6re6ag
fra &iemrnet og &or 6reliers &irfe
/ &otbiaD, UNDER flor 9eltageIie.
&aitor Il. 9. Sobnion forretteoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10
. @e,1na-Mbbet.

@e6 @erl1la- -Meoet bar Der i De fi1
1te Tiger bpret n1eget @plib og Strib
og set ier lite Ieben6e 1tb for 1togct
bigtigt og nptttgt @elultat. Den
rusiiffe Delegation er lite tteeet for
1tgiet 1neb Magternes Nlmt meo
&enipn' til @ienretsning af @nslano
Dette er ssSnbbol6et af, bba6 Der II.
ges / @opietfreofe angaaet1oe set
mentoranoum: ion1 De el1roppiife
Statsmnnb ubarbeibe6e ne6 fnn nte,
gen 9n1bn. Y 7
Den Smft9nbigbe6, at Ser iffffe
iiges ct Sr6 ONT Magternes Mner,
fiett6elie af BEN 1t1tberettoe rlsitife
@egiering> og at ser itfe tinpoes 11oz
get 2oan til 6enne &eeiering, ffal
bere en- @fnffelie for ben rusiiffe
Delegation. r.
Sen frantic &egiering bnr eritent<
mig beiluttet at itptte 8elgien, naar
Set bar afilaaet at iette tit Mabn 111t-
Der De 6re6sforilag, fom bleb ien6t
Sen rusfiife delegation.
Sc prtbate l1noerba1t6litger MEL
lem Bren1ier1niniiter 2lopo George
og @beferne for De forffiellige Dele
gattoner fort ti9Hes. Sc er f1tIoiten>
Dig informelle, men man tror, at oe
tan fere til bigti9e Mfgi6relier. @an
be6 bog iffe en6nu, / bbilfen Met-
ming 6e gaar.
&oncesiionerne, ion set britiife
SlieielRab @beu bar optenaet @ns
lan6 bonner fren6eles @tor1nce11tret
og oct fotnner mere og mere frenl
iom bifer, at &upet bar bare ct al Sc
mango, iom 6e to itrioen6e 2eire bar
9iort fig ifbloig iin bemn1eligs
'&rig for at ibeffe @onferencen. Sat-
tnm er, at bele &pnferencen er fnlo
al S11triger og 26gn, bbtlfet altiont=
men gier set berre ems nogen1inbe
at opnaa en- barig Opere1tsfonit.
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- 81
fda floge, at man bill tffe fnn mango
|df 6em tit at poe ben giifftige Mots,
men ,taar man ipreber lfot al. be1,
ober e1, fpiret1be Maismdrf biI rtogIe
Ifad Mo@er p6e @5iften og oe ot,ore
bill % ftrafs I'd Mbbarfel % flDbe
bort geo at BRUCE belle Mnisfiinr-
men til 2offerrao nnogoar man at os
mirore 5ugle .bIir forgiftet. Mnrl
ifal posfe paa lite at benbtte BET gif-
tige Mais paa Steber bbor &eniene
eller DDrerte tan faa fat paa bet.
Rraafer1,e boiler iig 10 ion1 befienoi
ogfaa langt fra &uiene fon1 111ligt
raar De biemfdser Ell fpiret1oe mois,
mart. ...% ~ .=.<
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10

Si6ite Eors6ngsaften bar ocr
| ct ipare Dpftpr beo @arf Megion Gol
lege BERT 9Den. .Dnlfring 81 ben
glften fq11otes ct 8rep / ct af Stne
oenterbereli ierne, uttoertegnet al Ell
af 8igerne Deb @folen. 8repet bar
ooresieret til ben6es Sar. Set bar
foriegIet og @enge Iagt paa bet til
8prto. Mon par hn 1tetop ogiaa
fonmet til @nnoifab ONT, at Nget1
boboe for1oot SfDIebpgningen. 8re.
bet blep aabnet og til Safufetets oJ
|Stuoe1,terres -5orffreHelfe fat16t
1na,l at @igen fortalte fin Sar 8re
bet at BUN bar lei. af 2ibet og bapoc
i ganfe at ia 2ipet of fig, belit be6
at 6rufne fig @lben. Set bIeb oa
itrafs giort Soranitaltninger forat:
fette igang ct >ipitentatiih Mrbeioe
fprqt fi11oe bet1oe. 8ran6floffen i
@pen bleb ringet Bolttibefenet og
8ron6baienet, ian1t alle fom funoe
ta 9el, bleb at1to6et ONT at bore be=>
bieIpelig. &ele 8Den bar paa @e-
meme. Baagrun6 af SSn6bolbet Of
BET nebt1te 8reb, bleb ben fornen1fte
Sbgntng giort 1angs @lbeit, oa man
bar bange for at Bigen babbe tat
Sen Sci. 9llt Soridg paa at finbe
ben6e ben Mften mislpffeoes Dog og
man fortfatte meo Sdgningen 6et
1neite af 9eatten. Sre6agsnorge,,
fortiattes' Sdgningen in6ti1: be1tbe6
@l. 9 paa 6ormto6agen, 1taar set
plu6ielig bleb op6aeet at Bigett bar
lit @erelie igien. &bor bun bab6e
beret om 9eotten og forreiten fra
6ett Gi6 BUN bleb. borte> bar bet lite
goot at faa re6e paa. Sum fpntes
bere ganife >foritprret og fin6sfor>
toirret. SUN bleb 6a bragt til ct.
2ufes @oipital oe fi6en bar bett6es
5or- beret ber og tot ben1e @ient,
@igen er onttrent 16 9or gammel og
ben6es &jemiteo er i @erbe6en of
8rooten, Minn.,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10
Set mprffe pplbsninssf sfontor.

gnbber norf Mat6 e11er @binbe,
Ser snifer Oplpsninger ont @ager,
ber be6fonn1er acknowledgements
gen faafom 8orgerret, Bas, sssnb.
bat16rtne oe l6banoring, Srbtngts.
ifat, artesasfurance, 2anobrugs-
fpbrsmaa1 m. m., fom bnn eIler hun
i1toatte trnnge $ie1p for at fao
braet paa set rene, fan erboloe gra-
:tts 8iitan6 beo at benbe,oe fig til
BET georife Oplpsningsfontor ;; 9ectp
Dorf. Mue 0plpsninger og al @i.
ftonb p6es aI6eles gratis. Mam Fan
benben6e fig til @ontoret perfonIig
eller ffrtbe poa 9eorF eller gngeIff.
man be6es fatte fig fortified % fri.
be fun pao ben enc @i6e of Bopiret.
M6resfer 8rebene TIL: #=-..:,
Mor'pegion Bureau, 6oreigr1 2at,
i eiage Snfor1totion @erbeice, !.
! t1o -. Al Ctr, Stem Sort @itp. Z
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10
9 4oo|''e { ) ] 2llla'rs!a,,s !

Mnnefotas SSernbnt1e- % Bare
bnsfomntisfion 1lbteote forle6en
Ddg en- Drbre beor6re1toe. unoerfb.
geliet of 9eortbert Bell Selepbone
Gontpanps Garter Mfgifter %. Meg-
leme1t, &on1poniet paalpggeg at
forelpgge for &onrntisiionen .inoe1t
90 0uge fra 29be MpriI 1922 Ell.
| fnloitGn6ig @apport ober sStt6teg-
ter og l16gifter Sorbin6elie rne6 fin
[5orretnittg, ferffiH for bber 2otaI>
central Staten Mfittnefota, for Sc
III Maane6er, fom begpn6te Sen. lite
Mpril og enote Ben Site December
192t, og 6erefter adrIig fpr. bbert
&alen6eraar og til foo6onne ontbre:
$i6er og for faa6onne gi6srun1, iont
&ornmisiionen fra Sis til o1t6en
<11tontte beftemnte. &eniigtett meb
bette, flyer &o1nnisfionen, er at fin,
De ct beitent @r11r,6log for at ofgig.
re beorbtot Tnrter og Mfgifter er ri.
merige eller lite. Or6ren er UNDER.
tegnet al @entmisiionet1s @efreter>
Ebos. Oapp. Set tiIfbies 0roren,
at &ommtsfer .. g. g. Socobfon
enonn tffe er bere6t til at goo nte6
.poa 1toiteoelien af noeett 0rore, fer
De Sager, fon nit foreligegr for Sc
.febera1e 0onito1e ongaoet,6e Eele.
fonipergsmua1et, er afeiort.
:. &orte1 Dftelie fra Gergus SolIs,
Minn., &eleGagets @ngaffrtber az
v$eleioga"s Re6aftgr, bar Greom I
Mnneapolts ,pna @iettnentreiie tiI:
Barron County, @ts., for at befbge
berboe,,6e SeIer. Mo,ge of 6is{e
fortolte ban, babbe ban lite feet, f.
ben ban bar 16 Mnr, 6a Sc for ct
ballot bunbreoe @ar fi6en 1&obanore-
be fra EeIemdrfen. >(Mlps. &ib.)
@eo Uaegrp fioite 2brboe bleb tire
Megre bren6t / @irbi1t, &eras, ,1,t-
Ser @eifpl6ntng for at ba boI6tat %
tnpr6et en- 17.aarig @folepiee: Sen
tlbffelige @i9es Gig bleb furoet m1eo
80 StHf faar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-10

-aS .
E Siofte Mai lbitebte @refioe1t
Sar6ing ben 0rbre at @oIooter 6er
be1tog | @er6ensfrige1, ffltIoe 6o
Gorret beb 8efntteIfe1t of Mpftneiter
:embeoert1e. 8oftbeienet nte66eIer
MT, at 600 SoI6ater er bi6tiI blebet
uonebnt til 8oftmeitre tiItroos for
at be lite tioligere bar bobt 1toge,
@rfaring i 8ofttieneiten.
]. @olf &antner, fom / 1905 bor 60
lift for set ,1orffe @tuoenterfor, fom
ba gior6e en Eourne berober, oe6e
lit &iem / @outb Sent, Connecticut,
ben 286e 4pril, 81 Mor ga1nn1el.
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@tjbnme @jem i Spbeu.
&iet 9eltd 2anb umber Sanbing
co.. (u.>..An 0oIn.. Qnrn2

&iet 9elta 2anb unber Gambling /
&iu 0ra,1oe 9alen, ,Scgas.
ct ber1tgt fn,tot &lina, iom / &e=
eelen be1breoer 6ent ser li6er af
Mitmo, Mbeunatisme og &atarrb.
&bert Mar bar 365 Gage for @eflt
Dette 2anb berer i operflgoig Meng
Sc @rape Trugt, Mppelfiner> Gitro-
ner, &aaL 2eg, &oteter og alIe
Sldgs &abeiager /; 8room Corn, M:-
10 M8oi5e, &affir, Sorebunl Mlfal<
ia. 9gfaa fine &gns, Meieribrug,
@bineabl, 8olmiter tan ollie Marsti=
ser. DeiIige @respl9ner, @uife og
BaInner til at gigre 6isfe 10 og 90
Mcre gien6ontme r1eegt tiltreffenoe
|fpr Dem Der pnffer fn1uffe @ien i ct
1nilot &li1na. RI 2nnbldgere ielz
ges Ser billige Run6reifebiH
+ in6befattenoe Mnaltiber og Sobe-
pognspIobs, til Dont1n, geras, bber
ferite og treble 8irsoag. Sfrip efter
|&riier. :
z. s. 6. Gngelman, Sne.
425 RlDntoutb 9uiloiug, Miuneo.
polls, Miuu, &. 5
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~
8D9belagsitebner.

Eelelaget, 6ereus Sails 22oe,
23be og 24oe eesnnt.
@bn6mprsloeet, @rono SORTS,
276e og 286e Stunt. +..'.
9iter6alsloget, sleran6ria, lite
og 2oen Suit:
gousoalsloget. @rano Sorts,
27be og 28be.
&rbnoerlaget, @iour Sails, 2S6e,
24be og 25be Sum-. ~
@elbu=2aaet, Mttpater, Minn. 7oe
pg 8oe sunni. o.;
gelune6alslaeet, &otpIep, 22oe og
s23oe Stunt. L.. @# @#
aisienlneet, Reo @iug, .23oe,
24oe pg 25oe ssyuri.,
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st afifDeligt Meor6 bleb begaaet
ner Manlep, Sonia, iioite Sns6ag
On l11g @folereri116e beo Mabn &e=
becco Nelion, bleb ifubt og 6rebt af
en- ing @nt beo 9eabn Sssrbin @onfer.
San affpre6e fire Stub MOB SSentct
og 6rebte ben6e btebliffelig. Gle
berne flDgte0e fra 5folebuiet ! Sor-
1freffelie. ltqierni1pgs gsmanben toe
afiteb i lin Mntomobil og giorbe ie<
mere ct tnislDffet 6orfbg paa at pIpn
6re 6arnters 5abings 8n1tf. 8a:l
bleb poagrebet og fgrt til gonntp-
f9ngilet. @enere tiIitob ban, at ban
|baboe brebt giis Nelio11 % at Set
bar ret1oebinets GfDlb." San
babbe ipargt be1toe ON at gao 11etb
fig til ct SeI}fab % 11oar bum aff-
Tog bruf ban grnnbetig pg begap
|fig til 9tolebuiet
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sSsl1oal9t bil De fi1toe CIT Gollar-
Sill for ltgeb(aoet. sSSeg or ie;lt ufe
1te,t 1aa bor Sc bel bprt, at bet er H.
set 8enee / 9ioropeitre g. Dof.
@n benlig &il1en til &e6afterel
og olle 8la6ets 2eiere og 8erlo1tale
Mop, 9e. 9af., lite Mai 1922.
sSSobn $. Slion.
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Sc fer, piterbbler!

Stebnet bIir dHfao / Mleran6rio
6enne Gang. 8i be,ter ct ftort frent-
mte6e. Se1e 8ben bor 1obet at f1t,t-
gere fom Mo6tagelfesfontite, @nre
tom Slot og Gblge, @fter6bIer. Sin
BET III ifte @l1nt for aIle 8bett, faa
bar 2an6sfolfet ogfoa Iobet at ia
@iefter og ffuI6e ser lite finoes
@um for alle bberfen / 8p eller pno
2an6, faor hi faa en- Sci af De gar1>
le til at ito6e oppe meb os ONT gat-
terne oe fortelle garrIe Sagn oe
gbettbr. Rogen Maob ifnI ser Eli.
8are toni. &or oIlerebe bbrt fra en-
92.4aring, forn ifnI fontne. ~.
u Der leoer bpperlige @eie in6 til
Mleran6rtd frd die aonter, baffert
CT Der, baobe 8pen og paa 2anoet
og 4iereturen fout S ffaI faa incl.
lent runot @i6erne ffaI S fert gIent.
me. @n Eing bill leg legge aIle paa
&iertet og BET er at s n1oa tn neo
|e6er 9anbfta6s Snl1nebog. Sen 2.
SSu1i ct S6n6ag og Sgnoogene bar
beret De ftore griben6e Dage poo
bore Stebner. gfterbbert font Tioen
frioer forftum11es ner og mer De
norfte @alnter I bore &irfer. ga 6a
@agae1t n1eloe for fornrne11be @lpg.
ter at ,,nber giteroblsitepnet / MIer,
an6ria ben 2be1 SuIi 1922, git Sc
|1torife SaImetoner bbIgenoe Mffor.
Der, Herfe ion1 Drtnner, giennen1
ESinl % @ino. Gn golnebogen
meb. ane Breiter al gjterosIspt ber
file bet fom Ell Bligt at bore hIfte,
be. Mlle btI btft,1of iffe fon Mnleo,
ming TT at prnfe, 1t1e1t oer piI bIi
|Mnle6ning til Iiot df bpert paa Gf-
Eternti6oog. Oct ffore Armorp, Der
bar Siooeplnofe for 2OO0, er fhllet
Fhl bor 9faa6igbeb.
Ser gon,,,,er 9fterbSlerue, tramp,
trarsp tramp.
sra bd minofte garn m ben oigrc=
& fte 9Iamp, s-.
ut n1soes til ssune / merauoria
Bb, =5s, : :
Den bafrefte stno iont Ser fins ur.
Der sfp. .....
Dee0 asfdIt @n6er1se broIoate er
|gna f6rffoDo 81 gam i set fnIeite
vger" . d
|Dg 9be,1 af etorusas1b e. obrgenoe
fa1n !: 5. ~. y.
So aarer % aDinbfolf af reneite
tIo.
Ser bar bi an,te ggseIIos,, Sen bal.
aaiiee Matto, s......s 81
Nabngieten ban e i nfperbenes
2o10 X, s. :
|Dg mango n1eb hmm foul gaaeerffer bar
fat,
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8aitor 9. 6. Bnrita6, Der refer
iom ebangeIiit OF iont taIte Der ]
8Det 11ogIe @ange forleben Seit, pil
bIi ber 1,ogle Dnge nRite l1ge 4ni1
bill tnIe gethIebe,l1 4irfe 8irsbag,
|Qnsoag % Gorsoo Mften. Mange
bill biit1tof benutt tesfTg af oisfe Mgoer
log bite ltbbbtte af0e,ll
g g sin.onfor,