davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Southern Spot Market-Galyeston steady,
10 points lower at 224o; sales, 1903 bales.
New Orleans quiet, so points lower at
2l75c; sales. bales. Mobile nominal. so
points lower al 2125c; sales. nil. Savan-
nah steady, "a points lower at 21.soc;
sales. nil Norfolk quiet, 81 points higher
at 20 soc; sales, nil Augusta steady. un-
changed at 22.5oc; sales, 43 bales. Mem
phis steady, unchanged at 22.50c; sales.
200 bales. St, Louis steady, unchanged at
225oc sales, nil. Houston quiet. 10 points
lower at 2220c; sales, 1854 bales. Little
Rock quiet. IS points lower at 22c; sales.
S3 bales. Dallas steady. II points lower a
21S0c sales, 4s6 bales. Montgomery firm,
unchanged at 22c; sales, nil. Fort Worth
quiet, IS points lower at 21.S0c; sales ESQ
bales.
Cottonseed Oil
The market for oottonseed oil developed
flrmer tone, especially the closing
call, when offers were limited and shorts
were good buyers. The demand seemed
to have been inspired by the hrmness in
lard, as there was little In the other com
modites to encourage much activity.
Closing prices were to IT points net
higher and sales for the day were S,1oo
barrels.
Frt
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Chicago
Individual Bank Figures

Average of principal of banks and
Bank "-'~" oi'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Cleveland
Detroit
Phf.adelphia
Bonds
Pittsburgh

5000 seoo PniIa pi1iI p let SIS seh ssn a..
'ooo Fniia E!ec SIS. f65% i6S ,ss ,ss ~
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close. close. ago
No. hard. .$1.23% $1.3oM $l.47A
Chicaso-Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Dividends

Pay Ssoes.
'outhn SITS oilcp IL NJ Aug 20 ase aSsa
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

The Ford plant in Cork, Ireland, re-
Gently installed machine tools from the
Ferracute Machine Company, of Bridge
ton, N. j,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Boston Curb

$4,000 X CM &B SIS. IT IT IT II
1900 Swift SIS. .... ssn ssA ssen ss u
2OOO Warren tas...113 Ia LIZ LA
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

..seesStooo
Ioreign branches
sss4 Se ~ so se countries @ ssA
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Commodity and unit.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Oil we'll supplies and other equip
ment have been shipped into Mexico re-
Gently, one lot for government account
being valued at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

The largest potash plant in the world
is rapidly nearing completion near New
Brunswick, N. ]. 1t is believed that
American manufacturers now have
the facilities and product to meet Ger
man competition.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
TEMPLE NOTES

The regular Kol-Nidre services OF
the Temple Emanuel 'Congregation
will be held at the Temple, Sunday
evening at. s o'clock.
The morning service will be held
Monday morning, starting promptly
at 9:45 o'clock, and the Memorial
service will begin at $3.50 p. m. All
members are urged to be prompt.
The final registration for the pu-
pills of the Temple Emanuel Religious
School was held Tuesday afternoon
in the Temple vestry rooms. The
regular class work of the Religious
School will begin Saturday, Septem-
Der 3Oth. The teachers Of this year
are all experienced.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
TALMUD TORAH

The Sunday School of the Talmud
Torah will open Sunday, October l..
Registration will be held at that
time. All children wishing to regis
ter for the Sunday School must be
at the Talmud Torah at ten o'clock
Sunday. October 2.
Special Yom Kippur services for
the children will be held at the Tai
mud Torah Monday morning.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
DULUTH NEWS
With the Travellers

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Levine of st.
Paul arrived Friday to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Levine's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Guthman mo-
tored to Minneapolis Sunday eve
ming where they spent a few days
with friends.
Mrs. Sidney Birdie left Thursday
for Long Prairie, Minn., after spend
ing the summer in Duluth as the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Freimuth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adler of st.
Paul motored to Duluth to spend
Rosh Hashonoh.
Miss Helena Silberstein left
Wednesday for Chicago where she
will attend school this winter.
Mr.. H. Y. Josephs left Sunday for
New York to visit his son.
Mr.. David Finkelstein left Sunday
evening for Minneapolis to resume
his studies at the U. Of M.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

4 The first meeting of the season of
the Temple Sisterhood was held in
the vestry rooms of the Temple on
Monday of this week.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
Change of Address

Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Silberstein will
move into the Yorkely Apis. October
1st.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
ADDITIONAL
1922 NEW YEAR GREETINGS 56S3
Cnnepiop Wis

MR.. and MRS. AARON S1EGEL
and family, 1905 John avenue, wish
for their relatives and friends the
Fulfillment Of a Happy and Prosper
GUS New Year.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-29
CLASSIFIED
For Sale

For Sale
General merchandise stock and fix
lures for sale at sacrifice. At the
same location for IA years. 256
e. Fairfield, st. Paul.
LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY
OFFERED
An old line Life Insurance Com
pany offers a very liberal general
agency contract for st. Paul and Du-
luth - correspondence confidential.
Address Box A, A. J. World, ia
Pioneer Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

a delightful stringed instrument recital
was given last evening at the Epis-
copal parish house by from II to 20
pupils of Miss Mercy Cox Among the
Instruments participating were banjos,
selections We're rendered by Miss Rather
inc Denning The program which was
given before guests Of the pupils, was es-
pecially well arranged and afforded much
pleasure, consisted of solo, duet and group
work. Each number showed the result
of careful training on the part of their
instructor, who made brief comment on
the work and progress of each pupil.
Fred H. Harris Of Brattleboro yester-
day won his way into the finals in the
Connecticut Valley tennis singles cham
pionship tournament which is being held
mt Springfield this week. lie viii meet
A. II. Chaplin. jr., of Springfield for the
title today. Mr.. Harris Won the cham
pionship last year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
WEST DUMNIERsTON

Miss Dorothea Ingraham is. visiting
relatives in Leyden, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmit Flannery OF
Montpelier are visiting his grandmother
Mrs p. Connarn.
Mrs. B. d. Eeoh and daughter, of New
York are guests of her brother, Charles
Brown and family.
p. w. Russell and sister, Mrs.
Margaret Murphy and Miss Alice Rus
SELL and niece, Helen Russell, of Read
ing, Pa, are visiting at Il. b. RusselPs.
The strawberry social, which was
held at the home of James Clark, jr,,
last Thursday evening, was well at
tended and a good sum was added to the
Grange building fund.
A large party of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Brown gave them a sur
prise visit Tuesday evening Mr.. Brown
and family are to leave soon to live in
Wyoming. and the party was given as
a farewell party. A pleasant evening
was spent playing games and vocal and
instrumental music Refreshments of
ice-cream. cake and cookies were served.
A pretty little dance by Janet Chaplin
of Brattleboro also was enjoyed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
EORTHFIELD. MASS.
Conference of Young Women

Fully 600 young women from all parts
of the country are now in conference
here. The session opened Tuesday eve
ming with w r. Moody president The
session closes July T. The largest dele
cations are from Philadelphia Roches-
ter. Baltimore. Boston, New York and
Hartford. Preparatory schools which
are largely represented are National
Cathedral school of Washington, Brad
ford academy, D0bbs Ferry. MISSIONER
and Pennington Mortified seminary
also has a special delegation
The mornings are devoted to Bible
classes and lectures. Each evening an
address is given in the Auditorium. The
afternoons are left open for recreation
On SATURDAY. afternoon there viii be
competitive field sports ut Marduad
Green. Tho evening q nageant viii be
given On Monday DObbs Ferry and
Pennington will play a game of base
ball at 2 p. m On Tuesday the finals
w. the tennis tournament viii be PLAYED.
The athletics are in charge Of Miss Mil
drpd f,athrop Of New York Miss Flea
nor White directs the chorus of dele
oates and Miss Eekman is organist.
Special services viii be held Sunday
morning and evening. to which every
one is invited.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
MARLBORO.

Many of the homes on Ames hill are
open for the summer.
Mrs Simeon Adams is getting ready
for summer people. whom she expects
after July f.
Mrs. Whiteacre came last week from
Upper Montclair. n. j., and opened her
home on Ames hill.
Prof. Patton and Miss Calhoun. who
have been at the home on the South
road. returned to Hartford, Conn, Mon
day for a few days.
The exercises of the graduating class
from the public schools were held at the
church Friday afternoon. June %. The
graduates We're Ralph Braman. r.. A.
Coates. Harry Gibbs, Edward Fletcher.
Herbert Pomrey, Alice Goodel, Florence
Poole and Dorothy Perry
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30

Miss Doris Laird returned Wednesday
from Norwood. n Y. where she had
been teacher of physical culture in the
hiah school Her summer win hc spent
here with her mother. Mrs Nellie r.
Laird on Wanamaker road
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30

WIIIiam {. Roberts Teturnod from
Rochester. n Y. Tuesday. The Mon
roe Methodist Episcopal church of that
city has appointed him as supervisor
and director of the Sunday school, Ep-
worth League, weekly activities and
summer camps Of the boys and girls of
the church lie viii be acting executive
for all young peoples work, ro'iQi7uslv.
socially and recreationaly. The church
has a membership of about 500 and it
is thoroughly active in all the best
modern church administrations. Mr..
Roberts assumes his new position Aug.
T. The family viii move to Rochester
the hitter part of July.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
TEA ROOM TO BE
OPENED TOMORROW
dridge-StoIte to Have Charge of
Athletic Carnival July

Mrs. Ralph J. Eldridge is to open the
Sally Eldridge tea room and outdoor
palm garden at Island Park tomorrow.
Both have been fitted up attractiyely
The palm garden has been screened in
and has beautiful view of Wantastiquet
mountain and the Connecticut river The
tea room and garden will be open every
afternoon and evening when there il any
entertainment at the park.
Diedrich Stolte is to have charge of
the athletic carnival July A. There will
BE- eight or 10 events with three prizes for
each event One OF the circus acts en-
gagged il a real Indian trick and fancy
bicycle rider Particulars Of the celebra-
ton at the park July will be announced
in The Reformer Tomorrow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
HALIFAX

Mrs. Lulu T.. Hutchins. 10. wife of
Fred r. Hutchins of Hastings street.
Greenfield Mass. died at the Franklin
County hospital Wednesday afternoon.
lived i'm Greenfield a little more than n
year. She leaves besides her husband.
four children, Osborne. Olive. Eliot and
Helen. The funeral will be held in Shell
burne Falls Saturday afternoon at >
O'Clock and burial Will take place there
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
DEATHS.

In Putney. June %. Mrs. Nellie J..
(Blodgett) Blood 81, wife of Herbert
O. Blood.
In Worcester. Mass, tSt. Vincent's
hospital,i June %, Mrs. Lila (Adamsl
Reed, 4S, wife of Herbert p. Reed of
Amherst, Mass, formerly of Dummer-
ston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
MARRIAGES.

In Limestone. Me-. June %, DR.. War
rem Buell. Perry of Brattleboro and Miss
Helen NJ. Getchell of Limestone.
In Putney. June D. by Rev. !. NJ
Dennison of Wardsboro, Wales Wright
Plimpton of Wardsboro and Miss Edith
Alma Page Of putney.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30

While the New York teams have been
monopolizing the spotlight the Brooklyn
Dodgers have been creeping steadily to-
ward the top.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
MHAuNGTON

Mrs. Martin Y. Plimpton has gone to
Rupert for an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. !. Duke King.
Miss Allah Mallory is visiting at
William Shippee's in West Dover.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30

Being trimmed so handily by the Red
SoN in the recent series must have been
a knockout for the Yankees.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-30
BIRTHS.

In Texas. June II. a son. Edward
Dupre, to Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ Tyler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
en- trofait Puno.

9lanbt Dem, Tom beItog / geara.
pelien efter en- If slar eanln1el @ltt
s. 8. Grabb / Sacfionbile, SIa.,
iom miitebe 2ipet, 6a Ell Tlinnel, ION
ban og enbel Gameroter bapoe ora.
bet, itprtebe iamnlen, par bans fir,
benebe Sen, Ell l~angbaaret Collie
bunb, ben, Tom gap melt Bsilpot To-
trpf for i'm Sorg.
Huber Ssrgeglbstienelten / 8a.
pellet frsb Sltnben UNDER aiiten, bpor
oens Ssreebpl flere @a,lee afbrsf
9ieneiten. 90 ba Giiten ~a,bragtes
/ %2iepoenen, fitlgte ben meo, og ct
bpert Sorisg paa at faa ben til al
forlaoe ben, bar fergiGpes. Ger
fulate meo til 8rapen.
Oa 5unneIen itprtebe iommen,
begpnbte baabe @i,ttens Wooer oq
Srnben at grane Of ane Sibiens
arGfter; De tit bam oeiaa op igien,
mert ba Dor ban allerebe osb. Giterai
2iset bar brast biem, itrngtes Sun,
ben inbe, men ben breb iig uo oe
forblep belle Rattet % ben nGite Saa
paa l~1lpffesitebet, bporfra oct bar
linruligt at faa Sen orepet bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
en- ny Oieniyeoom.

Sra Cos Ingeles, Calf, berettes
16be Wai: gbmaro $. Worrisiep,
Yr9iioent for Sos @ngeleS "Isio-
citation of Sptonletriits", fortalte
ioag / Sorbinoelie meb SiientligaiO.
relien al Sorretningsprogrammet for
Den Sptometriitfongres, Tom ifal al.
boloes Ser / @pen n9itc Waaneb, at
Ell al be oigtigite Eager, iom bill
fomnle til gebanoling paa Songres.
len, er 9rsftelIen al Ell IN Sienipe'
bonn % Waaben at bebanbIe Sen paa.
Iigtigbeben al of finbe Ell Sur for
Spgopmmen ligger / oct Saftltm, at
Sen bolbes aniparlig for mango al De
Srafifulpffer, iom naitcn baglig fin-
Ser Steo og iom brinser De Ingreb.
mes Zine til at giere 9olbstter peo
mirtbite Soranlebning.
Spgoommells pioenifabelige Hapn
er, forflarebe Or. Worriion, ocularis
delectare, cg ben er iGregen for
WGno. De paaoragcr iig Den peo at
iorisee paa at fisre giitomobiler og
paa famine Sib at bolbe Die nueo De
fortifisrteoe ultge Gamer ulber Saa.
og Ifitigning al automobiler %
Sporpogne.
Set er ct Saftum % life en-
Speg," erfl9reoe Eienipecialiiten.
Ser er Ell itigenoe Senbens til Mu-
Ifularfeil peb Spnet hos Weuo. OF
Sptometriiter tilifrioer oct De Sol.
bptte- aonpuliiorer, Siet maa sisre,
mar oct paa famine Sib fol rettes
baabe paa @eien og De ilnge Gamer"
ODER 1900 Selegater fra ii ueit.
lige Stater pentes of bile operppre
9ongresien, og naar De tager fat paa
TrsiteIien df ocularis delectare, oil
Den pibenifabelige Serben %ntpiliomt
| Sp9nbine afpente Heil,ltatet /
Saub ON, at Der bill bli funbet ct
Wibbel til at bemme benne iig burtig
~ipreoenbe Spgbom,
Oct merfeliae peb belle Sagen er
Ben, at De, iom er angrebne AZ Snoet,
life cnifer at bli b~elbreoebe. men
tpertimoo pil befiGm,pe enbper 2lir
I'll iibite @rsit euer - bsielte trap.
petriI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
Disconiins Krieshelt.

seraeant &oain 9. Curtis, iom er
erflgret for at bore 8isconiins be-
roulette a~rigsbelt, er, beretteS Der
ira Barron, blepet uoieet til at repre-.
ientere Stater paa Serbenspeteraner.
mes aonpention | San SranciSco ben
22be SUM-.
Scrgeant Curtis blep TO @ange
beforcret for Sapperbeo paa Slass
marfen, ibet ban blep tiIfienbt ben
a~mcrifanife Sapperbebsmebalie og
BET frunife 9rigsfors. San blep og.
iaa flerc 8onge roienbe onrtalt /
Gagsbefalingerne.
DC ire ipecielt fremragenbe 8eorif.
ter, Ser BANDIT bam De to itore l(o-
merfelier, ilep itbfsrt / 2ebet al ben
forte Sio al ire Waaneoer. 9en for.
ite uofertes n9r @ebbp. Sarmen ben
lite gugllit 1918, ba ban, ifient
iaaret, negtebe at forlaoe Slaglinien,
for ban iaareoes nof engang.
90 Waaneber ienere, rpr 8esnes,
Srunfrige, oa bans 9~atalionscbef
snifeSe en- Wnab til at ,iofsre ct
meget farligt Stpffe grbeioe, bar
Sergcant Curtis ben eneite, iom fri
piGig. itileoe iia til Sieneite. timber
Den polbipmite @ranitilo fra Sien.
ben ubfsrte ban bet ham paalugte
Sperp % penbte uifaot tilbage.
Senere iamme Dag toe ban Som.
nanooerl ODER &ompaniet, oa bets
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
STREET, %unosaaet.

Observation-Disclosures internatio.
nalc REORGANIZATION bar, berettes
Der fra Seem Yorf, enbclig afcepteret
Sabrifeiernes for Here Tiger iiben
iremiatte Silbitb og berpeb iifret Jig
@ibeboloelien al oct nprp9renbe 2sn-
ningsreglllatip, lloeluffelien at life
fagoamnebe Srganiiationer beb Of
iluttelien al f~remtibige 9%snsoperens'
fomiter og forbinbrt Ell oiotitraft
Streif / 1apirinouitrien.
Irbeiberne bar erflGret fig pinie
til at ,nbertegle Ell IN &ontraft BIZ
b~eholoenoe oct gamle 2enningsre9u-
latin % inbeboloenoe 8eitemmelier
ON grtrabetaling for Spertibs. %
Ssn. % ScIigsbagsnrbeioe.
Wen til GiengiGlo maatte De gaa
meb paa at ubeluffe life. fagbanneoe
grbeibere ira Ben ltpe &ontraft %
tillaoe Sabrifanterne at betale iaa-
banne Irbeioere ben 2sn, iom er al
minoeIig for Gaearbeioere / De for
Ifienige 2ofalitetet, bpor aompa-
nierne bar fine Sabrifer.
Sabrifanterne frafalbt paa fin
Sibe Grapet paa ct 2snsneoilag al
10 Hrocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
&~egiering freezer for of bore rleb

Reaiering freezer for of bore meb
n9pnes Der bog intet n9rmere I'M
Smers ifal mi ogiaa Sranfrige 10
tot Sfriot iii of ooertaIe ben ameri.
fanife Hegiering til of laa Sag meb
De anbre, ibet BEN frantic Winiiter |
@aibington / oct ggrinbe bar bent
oenot Jig eaer bill benpenbe Zig til
Statsoepartementet oe fremboloe Oct
franife Spn paa Saeen, iom blanot
anoet err BET, at Saaeerfonferencen
life ifal bore en- SortlGttelie al Den
sfoncmiife &onferens | @enua, % at
alilags 9olitif ifal boloes ube al Den
fommenoe &onferens. Gen frantic
&egiering pil iaalebes ogiaa n9gte
Gtplomater aogang til aonferencen,
og benne ifi,lbe % itbeluffenbe beItao
al Saefpnoiee. Gen er e,,ig neb
Gmerifa /, at Gonferencens geItem.
melier life moa bli at anie for al.
eisrenbe, men finn iom Sorllag oa
SenItiaineer til be forifieaiee &egie'
ringer.
Gette er / Sooeoiagen StiQineer
meb Seltinn paa ben amerifanlte gto'
te op til SnSbae ben 17be.
Sbag, SorSbae, fon Situationen
&ortbeo %opiummeres Zig: Sfficieli
oplpies fra @aibineton, of Geglerin'
gen err eltnItig itentt for Ell Sagfom.
mission til at bebauble Spsrgsmaale1
ON Nlislanbs sfonomiife 8ienopret'
telie. Iaar Heeieringen n9gtet al
ia Gel / @enuafonferencen, % MI
igien bar nGgtet at bore meo / Saa'
gerfonferencen, iaa er Iariugen ben
of Stlitanbene / felipe Huslano Ell
lila, at Der intet Saab er ON Ell 'lte
@ieroprettelie, iaal9nge &uslernt
life Ter anoerlebes paa Sirgene, eff
De MI gisr, % Tom fremaaar al beres
Memorandum al lite Wai. glir De,
imiolcrtib truffet en- SrOnine ON er
pibenifabelig ener belt no faglie
&ommisiion til of to for fig De rus
fife groblcmer, iaa er Hegieringer
piaig til OF tage Gel meb be andre
Men ocn enifer BET f%oritaaet, at I'M
Ser inaen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bill ben It
Gel meo ben Soritaaelie, at oens
9eltaqelie irpolperer ben | Ell Iner
fienbelie al &uslanbs nIpereno'
Sopietitpre.
Sra @enua berettes iamtioig, Al
@usierne bar afcepteret getingelier
ne for en- 8onferens / Saag, % a
Set M er omtrent oefinitipt afgiort
at en- Zig 4onferens bill finbe Steb
men efter Gusiernes Sorlaneenbe el
gilfaarene forunbret berben, at bel
ifaI raabe en- fomplet Saabenbpile
% at Humanien oe Sliaoilapien ifal
inbitile fine Sienbtligbeber moo 60
pietregieringen, mems &onierencer
Itaar paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

eneite gienlepenoe Officer falbt, %
allfsrte Oct giennem Ell intenS fienot.
Zig SpGrreilb. Sfisnt ban bleb iaa.
ret og iloaet operenbe al Ell erpIooc.
renoc 8ranat, pebblep ban at fore
&ommanooen til tent pua Sageit, oa
ban bleo afIsit.
Curtis boeroebe fig / 1915 oa bIcp
ierlot I'll Den merifanife 8r9nIc, bpor
ban aioroe @aettieneite / ipo Waone.
Der. San afmsnitrcbes / Sanilar
1917 men hperpeoe Jig ieien og an
lattes peb 9ompani A, 12Sbe Snfan.
teriregiruent at 32te Irmeoipiiion.
Oteo oenne bIep ban ie,tot til Sranf.
RIG, bpor Den beltoe / Gampen peb
Marne, Irgonne % Welie. Set par
oenne Sipiiion, iom ferit raaebe Srp.
bopcbet peo Gbinert.
Sergennt Curtis er omtrent 80
Iar garnmel, er gift og bar en- SIN
paa . Iar. Oct err for fin SitItrus
og lin Sens Sfplo, at ban letter
Tris paa ben sgre, ser or piit BAN,
for ielp banbe han blot eiort fin
8ligt, erflrrebc ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
Sper J~ernbaneulYffe.

Sra Werico Gitp, Wcrico, telegra.
feres 16oe Wfai: Sretten Wenneifer
blep Senbag orGbt og pper 20 andre
nler eucr minbre alporlig fnGiteoe,
oa en- Sporpo9lt, Der par fplbt til
Srpngiel, efter ct SammeniteS meb
Ell anoen 8ogn blep ilpnget neo | CT,
opb Glsit / N9rbeoen Of 2anosbper
Sunta Sc. Se Heite al Gasiagererne
par Gpinber og gsrn.
8ognen, iom bar flilo al Spltrei'
Ienoe, bar paa 8eien til Seiire De
Cos 9eones, ct populGrt llbilugtsiteo
/ SopeoitabenS Smegn. Der befanot
fla ingcn Imerifarere onlborb, men
oerimoo ilerc Spifcre % andre No.
lGnoingcr.
Ssbsliiten beirpgtcs at bile bli
bctpbclig iorpgct, ba mango al be til
ifaocfomne beftloer fig ! en- mesei
fritiif Silltano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
paffepoit.p ortoen.

Sra @aibington berettes, Of 8oit.
oeportementet / en- o~ficiel SfripeIie
I'll Snteritate Gommerc e.&ommis.
iionen bar unberrettct benne on, at
bet, ON set ifaI lpffes at faa opbG.
bet SepartcmentetS aarlige Huber.
ifllo pao ca. 500, 000, 900, epel,tueIt
bill BIZ ncSpenoigt at forbeie Iortoen
paa Vaffepoitpaffcr.
Ser oplpites / Separtententets
SfrioeIie, of fierbe alasies 9oltiaeer
.bapoe foreget fig fra 4.79 Grocent al
iamtlige 8oItiaeer / 1917 til n9iterl
60 8rocent al S%otalo9eten al al
Ioit, iont MI baglig itbienbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
peanutshanolers Saga,

Sra Mtcbiniort, aanias, berettes
15be Wtai: Oct bar, forbi bans gea.
nuts Dor bebre tilberebt END noaer,
anben | Itcbinion, og ioroi ban
"poppeb" lit Corn meb iterre Smbr
og maaife brl,gte liot mere Snrer paa
Set, at George @rice tiente Tia Ell
Sormi,e paa Sorretnineen og iaa iig
iItnb til at laoc opfsre to al De
itsrite % fineite apartmentbuie /
9pen.
Wen life en- eneite Dag / ben Sio,
Sitiene bar UNDER 9pguing, eaer
efterat SilsIeien begpnbte of forege
bans ullereoe ipitlmenoe @anffpnto,
iabnebes George 8rice fra fin 8eanllt
Stnnb.
Ru er ban $50, 70 Iar aammel,
% | gegraoelien oeltog W9nb fra
aIe &anter af Staten, for iammen
meb Sorfatteren og Siloiofen 60
Some MOO ban ben 9gre at bli on.
feet for Ell al sltcbinions TO beoite
9orgere.
8rices Saga er ct @pos | ben
moberne Sorretningsperoen. 8 40
slar bar bans Beanltts- og Iop Corn.
Stano ct 9anbemerfe paa Sisrnet al
Commercial o. Siftb Streets. Deb
ct aIminbeligt bpiot Gorfl9oe bmnoet
ON 9ipet iolgte ban, Dag ND os Dag
inb, roIig os title fine 8arer til
Sitnbreber al resul9re 9unber. On
iororinsslss Nano | en- forbringslss
Sorretning tiente ban fig. peb at
aiore fine cling | Sipet bebre emo bans
9onfurrenter, Ell Sormue, iom peb
bans 9sb bite Jig at onbrase til oper
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
Rulprooufttonen eoes.

Sfslgc DC Sor. Staters seologiIfe
Spnlaaling bar 9robuftionen al
@lsofltI Ter Tiger eiter Streifens @e-
apnbelie frembeles / Stigenoe. Iro.
buftionen al Saarbful er berimob
npitcn fulbit9noig itaniet.
5 bci1 fenite ltge efter Streifens
9eepnbeIie, nemlie / Sibsrummet fra
lite til 6te Woi, beIeb Brobuftionen
al @lebfiil fig til 4,161,000 Son.
Groouftionen par abifinig itsrre /
2sbet al ben Ste l1se, men Der fore.
Iisger enonii ingcn nsiastise Spsa.
Der oper Gbantlimet.