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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

~ About 60 years ago 800 feudal
lords were in possession OF all the land
of Japan. The abolition of the fcudal
system placed the cultivators them
selves in possession. Now these land
owners have quit farming themselves
and are leading luxurious lives on
what they exact from poor tenant-far-
mcrs who toll day and night on the
farms. '-,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

8J' The Bolshevik leaders have pre-
served the great Royal Palace of the
Kremlin OF Moscow, almost without a
change, as a reminder of "the lavish
wealth and pomp and splendor Of the
old regime"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING

What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Some items of Fact, Some Of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
Doing.
Chester Reporter, Sept. a: A COM
mittee of twenty, or such a number, OF
Halsellvine township citizens appeared
before the County Board of Directors
Saturday and urged that work DC
commenced at once in that township
with the bonds voted two years ago.
and that after the main Fish Dam road
is .completed from the township nne
at Mrs. Mamie Wilkes onto the point
designated, that the money be divided
equally between the roads to Leeds and
the Simpson road, as the road past Mr.
NH. stones is called. The Boaru
has been hoping to secure Federal ald
for Halsellville township, but was IN
formed at the recent meeting in Column
bia that all of the current funds are eX-
bausted, and that there is no prospect
of help from this quarter for another
year, which led, the citizens Of Halseh-
willie to take the matter up anew, ana
push for action. On motion, the Board
voted to disburse the money as re-
quested, and it is supposed that WORK
in Hslsellville will begin at an carry
date. Rev. and Mrs. ]. X. Hair were IN
the city Saturday en- route 70 tnelr
home at Great Falls. Rev. Mr.. Hair
spent the month of August in Texas
where he was engaged for the greater
part of the time in most succ essIui
protracted meeting Mrs. Hair spent
the month at Ridge Crest, n. C.......----..
Mary Other Johnson, a young colorea
woman who was committed to the, city
lookup Friday morning in a highly
intoxicated condition, died Friday
afternoon. Drs. Geo. A. Hennies and
o. l.. Sharpe, who were called In, IN
formed Coroner J. Henry GLADDEN. that
death was due to acute alcoholism. The
body was buried Saturday afternoon.
There has been considerable talk Oh
the streets yesterday and today about
the occurrence, which seems to have
been the outgrowth of more or less
general debauch, in which there was
much bootlegger liquor in evidence
The following marriage licenses have
been issued from Judge of Probate A.
w. Wise's office since September lst'
Mr.. Henry G. Broom and Miss Marie
Louise Brown, both Of Great Falls; Mr..
Robert Allison and Miss Alice Ashford,
both of Chester; Mr. Shelby Thompson
and Miss Pearl Dabbs, both of Great
Falls; and Mr.. John Hildreth and Miss
Mamie Marlborough, both Of Chester
.....-.-M NJ S. Frances Y. Cline, State
Marketii Agent, from Winthrop Col
lege, wal here Saturday in the interest
of the Chester Club Market. She spent
the morning at the market and later
met with the ladies interested in pro-
noting it at the Chamber OF Com
merce. Mrs. Cline made number OF
valuable suggestions to improve the
market, and these will be carried out at
once. 1t was decided to have the
market only once a week, on Saturdays
from $3.50 to IL a. m.
Lancaster News, September 5: Mrs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

pounds and was bought by T. e. ROD
inson for 25 cents pound. Last year
the first bale came in on September 6
and was also bought by Mr.. Robinson.
1t weighed 4S7 pounds. 1t was raised
by T. e. Dickson and brought y cents
a pound MIR. S. Erastus Beatty, a
well to do farmer of the county, living
between the Union and New Hope sec
tions south of Gastenia, died last
ThursdaySat his home following an
illness Of some time, aged about 10
years. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Bennett at Sandy
Plains Baptist church Friday morning
at IL o'clock, following which intermcnt
was made in the Sandy Plains ceme-
terry. Mr.. Beatty had q wide circle or
friends to whom his death is n source
of great sorrow- Mrs. Lula Work
man died at her home, sol South Broad
street, Clara Mill, at $50 o'clock this
morning, following long illness from
cancer. She was 4S years of age, haV-
ing been born September %, 1874. She
is survived by two brothers, Jackson
and Charles Ssk, and sister, Rachel
Sisk. and two grand children, Dewey
and Joyce Ramsey...-.........Mrs Eliza
beth Smith Stubs, wife of John
Stubs, of Lincolnton, passed away 1T
the homo of. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nichols, at Belmont, n. c., Monday
morning at o'clock. Mrs. Stubbs,
who was the mother of Mrs. Nichols
had come here on visit and became
very i'll several weeks ago, since which
time she has fingered between life and
death.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

Cleveland Star, (She'by), Sept. s.:
Miss Sarah Jane Hamrlck aged 6S
years, after an illness from paralysis
for over q year passed away last Fri
day September /, at her home at Wash
burns and the funeral services were
conducted Saturday afternoon at l
o'clock at Double Springs Baptist
church by Rev. John w. Suttlc, as
sisted by Revs. D. G. Washburn and G..
p. Hamrick J. Bryan Martin
died Friday at his home near Moores-
boro following an illness nine years
from tuberculosis and the news Of his
death, while not a surprise, was a
source Of great sorrow to his many
friends for Mr. Martin was one of the
most popular and useful citizens of No.
z township. Mr.. Martin was a farmer
and a good one............Herbert L. Cain,
special church architect of Richmond,
Va, is expected to arrive here this
week or next to look over the First
Baptist church to which the conSrega-
ton has decided to build an addition.
........ 1T is understood that the minis
ters and other church workers of
Shelby will extend an invitation to
Cyclone McLendon to conduct meet
ing in Shelby next spring or when
ever he has an open engagement. Many
Cleveland county people are going to
hear him at Lincolnton and declare
him to be the greatest evangelist they
ever hcard...........A w. Green who has
been spending five weeks with relatives
in the Mooresboro section returned
yesterday to his home at Duncan,
Oklahoma. Mr.. Green left this country
25 years ago. A short time ago, oil was
found, on his farm and it is reported
that his royalties amounted to $4,000
last year. The wells are still produc-
ing and Mr.. Green's wealth is pouring
in. 1t is always a pleasure to chronicle
the success and good fortune of Cleve-
land county people. During the dark
shadows of the night, Mr.. William
Shuford, one of Shelby's best and most
highly esteemed citizens passed out OF
this life, at . a. m. laa Saturday al
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Sam
Weathers on West Gardner street after
long and useful life at sevcntytwo
years
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

See The Enquirer Office for Titles
ard Mortoaaes Of. Real Estate. ,,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08
DEFENDS UNlONISM.
Organized Labor Has Defects But Al
ternative Worse, Says Melish.

A process of education is at work
inside the labor movement, which IS
attempting to correct its own defects;
and the general public should have
patience and confidence, and either
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

Lancaster News, September Q: MIS-.
M. C. Wall of Daleville, Miss, and A.
C. Cooper and Miss Lula Cooper, of
Marion, Miss, after visiting at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. T. j. Strait on
Chesterfield avenue, left yesterday mo-
toring to Montreal, n. G. Mrs. Wall
for forty years has been successfully
managing large farm and extensive
mercantile busine ness.--.~.-....John Ballard,
well known colored man, WAS arrested
Saturday night by Policeman Caskey
for having in his possession one quart
of corn whisky and was given a fine of
$50 on the charge of transporting.--.--.".
MIR. and Mrs. Julian Craig, who were
married Thursday, arrived in the city
Sunday and are spending until tomor-
row with the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Craig, in North Lancaster,
leaving in the afternoon for Ridgcland,
where Prof Craig has charge Of a
school. Eubanks, who re-
sided on Mr.. T. Y. Williamg's place
near the double trcstle. died at his
home last Saturday in his i3rd year.
Interm6nt took place Sunday in West
side cemetcry.-..........Dr. Allen, M.
Stircwalt, Prof. Joe Connor and George
Williams had coating Of crude oil
spread on the Chesterfield road, in
front of their residences a few days
ago, which is 4 great help in keep
ing down the dust. This road is now
officially known as the Calhoun high
way and other residents arc anxious
to treat the road in front o! their
dwellings, i'm a like manncr.....~.-.--..M Miss
ClaFa Barret Strait has acquired quite
n reputation rs q portrait paintcr. She
has recently painted portraits Of Judge
Ernest Moore of Lancaster, Mrs. |. y.
WhitesidcS of Richburg, and Mrs. John
White of Chester Lancaster is proud
that such distinguished artist is n
castrian..........Mr. G.. r. Robinson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson,
of TaXahaw, and Miss Iva McManus,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. :. ID. Nc
IhttlluS VI OlllOll, WHY MAJ AlNh '''NNNl
day, September =. w. f. F.Stridge no
tary public, performed the ceremony
in sHIe presence of friends and rcla-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. MGcko-
rell. and children, of Iorlvillc, Mr..
an1 Mrs. Raymond Milling of Harris
vile. and Albert MaCkOrcil Of Attain
tn, were visitors Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. MaCkorcll of this
city. Albert Mackorcll had not been
to Lancaster i'll twenty yca"s and. of
course, thought the city had made
wonderful progress
Gastonia Gazette, Sept. 1: Gastonia's
first bale of new crop cotton was
marketed this morning by Frank
- watched Az
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

DE- High grade Typewriter Ribbons
and Carbon Paper at Enquirer Office,
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-25

We ave all enjoying beautiful
weatter this week.
BE sure and see the Junior play
at auditorium June .
frttlr Dennis and family were
down from Kinde over the week
end
Mrs. Frank D. Beadle, Of St.
CLAIR visited Yale friends on
Tuesday
Rev. Alfred Martin has been
quite iii again the\past week, but
is now on the gain.
Mr.. Powell, OF Toronto. Ont,
has been the guest of Mrs J. D.
Jones and other relatives and
friends the past week.
The practice Of catching on to
automobiles by the young lads
should be stopped at once before
some Of them are either badly
injured or killed. They run up
behind while the auto is in mo-
tion and jump onto the spare tire
fastened to the rear OF the mach
inc. It is dangerous practice
Parents are urged to caution
their boys.
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-25


Have you noticed the label on
your Expesitor lately Enough
said
George Robinson and wife. of
Brown City, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stiles.
Claude Mcleod and wife, of
Brown City, spent Sunday with
his brother Carl and family.
The fishing season has opened
and our local nimrods are report
ing some good catches of fish.
The edict is that women's hair
and clothes must harmonic.
That's why they are bobbing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rapley, of
North Branch, visited friends and
relatives in Yale the fore part of
the week.
Faye Wight came home from
college for the weekend. Several
young people accompanied for a
house party.
The unyeiling of the Soldiers
and Sailors monument, with APP
propriate ceremonies, is being
held today at Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rounds,
Mrs. Grant Holden and Mrs. Robt.
Peacock motored to Mayville on
Sunday and spent the day.
James I. Vincent, of Flushing,
N. Y, is visiting his brother, Joe
in Greenwood township, also his
mother and friends in Yale.
Judge Harvey Japan, A. V.
Parmlee and their wives were in
Yale and in attendance at the
Masonic ball last Wednesday eve
ming.
A dance will be given at the
Auditorium Tuesday evening, May
30th. Music by Yale orchestra.
Bill, including war tax, $1.25.
Everybody invited.
Mildred Rub has completed the
Students Dietician course in a
Cleveland hospital and is at home
for a few weeks. We understand
she will return to Cleveland later
to take a position in another hos
pital.
The First NJ. E. church in Mar
lette observed Fathers Day"
last Sunday, and the subject of
the pastors talk was Dad" In
the evening he spoke on "The
Modern Woman, or Should a Wo-
man Smoke ?"
Mrs. Ira Goheen, of Plant City,
Florida, and Frank Holcomb, of
Hillyard, Wash, were called here
last week on account Of the death
of their sister, Mrs. L. B. Jones.
They will visit for a time before
returning to their homes.
jim Teets, of Detroit, is spend
ing par &C. The week visiting rela-
tives and old-time friends and &C
quaintanes in Yale. Jim has a
! position. as night Waterman with
the Cadillac Co., and has been in
their employ for five years. He
says his duties require that he
walk fifteen miles each night in
making the rounds of the plant.
More Locals on Page a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
Kriasdi9loen.

Gen brittle &esierins ienote |
forriee llge en- Hote til Baris mes
Seifeo ON, of % England nj, lfai
til at betale 8entcr al fin &rigs.
eipIo til De Soreneoe Stater, for.
beboloer oct Jig &et til at anmoos
he sprise aaiereoe ONT oeiaa at bore
forberebt paa of betale &enter at
in a~rigssi9lo til England.
aftoleln mellem England % Sine.
rifa ON rentefri &rigslaan paa tre
@ar uolsber nemlig 15be Ipril, og
III Waaneoer efter BEN Sio, eacr
15be Oft, er England forbereOt paa
ct betaIe oct fsrite Salpaars &ente.
ut ben engelife Rote - &rapbrep
funOe man faloe BEN - life bar
raft flor 9egeiitriug / Baris flyer
iis ieln. Gen aabner nemIig belle
Spsrgsmaalet ON De aniereoes
i%nobprbes @i9lb, % Oct er | Oct belle
en- fieoeIig Iffere. @nfelte f%ortoI.
FER Soften iom Ell Santeitreg fra
llopb Georges SIDE for of tpinge
8uincare til at gaa meo paa at
hrsfte @ritatnings-S psresmaalet |
belle bets uoitrnfning paa @enua.
Wsoet.
Wen Der err ingen Hdab meo bet;
@IGloen er Der, % r,oget Mao eis.
res.
"Spis England er nsbt til at be.
tale Genter al lin @iplo til De Ser.
eneoe Stater - og oct agter sien.
ipnlig OF gisre bette - er oct fIart
Ut Oct maa inbfaSiere fit 5ilgooeba.
tenbe fra andre Nationer," ifriper
"Se Soiirnal".
"Oet gapner ~ingenting at Iamen.
tere," ifriper "2'gho Rational. -
"&i fan lise iaa eobt ie os ON eIter
Wsiofer til at eisre Ret for o."
Men allie frantic BLADE bpp.
Ger, at ben pirfeliee Spbapsmauo
til 0oten fra 2onoon er SnfeI Gam
% life Sobn Bun.
Den npe amerifmtfe IoIitif,
iom beitaar / at frGpe tiIbase lit
"Boitnb Of Sleib" fra be SoreneSe
Staters aaierebe, teener til at full.
lie forpGrre bet finmfieae &nos,
bpori europa bar itrepet belt iioen
ariaen bleb Hut" frioer "S'Gbo
Sc Haris".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
en- alporlis QoparieI.

Wnrinemintiter 9enbD bar ltbitebt
en- Gugsbeiolins, bbori ban paa oct
~aIborligite aOparer 5laabenS Serio-
mel, Sfficerer iom llnoerbefal og We.
nige, MOI "tiaanbS eIler tilpanbs at
prRoite Sopietisme, aommlnisme
% gnarfi". og hpori ban oa~rifoer
ON, of Der tneen Sfoaniel oil bli bit
NGnb, iom 9ior fig ifpIoig / iqopale
Sanolinger.
Soranleonineen iii ll~bIteSelien al
oenne Iboariel oar, fo~rflarebe ban,
of ban bar blepet gjort opmerfiom
paa, at Der at Srsaniiationer, iom
bar lin Sprinbelie / frentmebe Can.
be, bripes en- tb9rbig propaganda /
BET 2iemeb of ur1bergrape 0iicipli.
nen og 2opaliteten tnoen Slaabeper.
ionelet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
freo oo ufreo.
ira Gtse 1.

Oct bar TO 9ltrirs~W fa'ftr1er,
Cults uImanpogne", lom tertleoe
iammen. Den enc bar ben franlfe
WaIfine "@oIiatb"; ben bar paa
Eilbugetur fra 9onbon meo tire Bas'
iaaerer omboro iorrtben Ssreren og
GA hans Wefanifer. Der par altiaa
lem Wenneifer / benne Walfine.
Gen anoen bar Ell britiif Wdlftr1e
paa Silbagetur ira 9aris. 9a ben.
l,apoe fulo 9ait at Poit og Srast.:
aobs bar Ser ineen Hasiagerer
{enne, bporior Ssreren bar alene.
Gen tilbsrte BET brittle 2uftfarts'
miniIterium, met pdr for tire IRE
@aae iioen blet ublaant I'll "Ddim'
Ter Mir Cine. Oct bar en- DE Sa.
piIano.W alfine.
Samnenitsoet fanbt Steb | Saa'
ae | en- Ssibe af 10000 Sob.
Siltrobs for @~uifepeieret bar bet
cog nosenIunbe iistbart, og @run.
ZEN til Sammenitsoet formooes
terfor at bore Den, of ben enc eaer
teage Waifiner bar fommet ino |
IN 2uftboirpel, iaa Ssrerre tffe fun
be matleprere.
Otter Sammenitsbet falot begge
0taifiner til Sorben iom cit enelte
inofiltret br9noenoe Masie Gen
enc Of "@oIiatbs" @inger falot at
OF Itprtebe tpersisiennem Saget paa
eli gonbegaaro.
2anosbpens SoIf bsrte 8raget
fra Sammenitsoet og iaa Waifiner.
re, inbbpGet i Slammer, itprte neo.
Ga be naaebe Stebet, bar ale fem
Renneifer i oen frantic Waifine
tsbe og iaa leml9itet, at De par
omtrent ufienbelige. Ssreren | Den
brittle Waifine aatoeoe enonu,
men ban osbe, inoen ben tililenoe
Gage funbe gisre noget for bam.
SanS Naon bar 81. &. CUTE. glanot
Gasiagererne / ben frantic Waifine
tor Ell Wmo % bans SrItrn, iom
cpgipes at p9re fra 0efp gorf.
Gen frantic Eresie freezer, at
Guftfarten pda oen lterft trafifere'
De Rute 2onoon-Garis lnaa bli re-
giIeret, iaalebes at I. Ct. be moro.
rg lpogaaenbe Waifiner eaar / for.
itieaig Ssioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
SibertvS onos iOpeane.

sra Seem gorf melbes, of Ger paa
5onoSberien De iibite faa Gage bar
foregaaet en- liplig Snietning al be
forlfieQige SlagS Regieringsobliga.
tioner, % at Der bleo lat me 8ris.
reforber. De forifielIiae gmisiioner
al 2ibertp Bombs fog leoelien / Sp.
iutneet og naaebe nar op til Bari.
furs.
SmiPtningen al iaapel 2ibertp
iom gictorp Bombs par meget liolig,
og reiultereoe /, of aitrien paa De
%fsritnGpnte off op til 1928 og DC
iioitnppnte / enfelte SilfGloe enoog
til 100.92, oltiaa 90 Gent oper Bari.
5ra 8aibineton mel6es, at 81.
n%ansminiiteren erflPrer Tom lin
Soerbepisning, of aQe 6isie Bombs
ON fort Stb oil naa op til lin 8ari.
oGroi os muligens ooerifrioe oenne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
6absburaerne

aarI af Sabsburs bIep / Sus.
logs blot | en- Iiben @irfe i Syundal
baa Mabeira, boor ban for en- l1aes
Sio iiben bsbe. Steoets 8iifop |
fnlot Srnat forretteSe, asiiiteret al
Spens belle Breiteifab. &iiten bar
h9ftet al De gamle siterrigife % I'M.
CARTE Stag og belt neoIGsiet ! ct
IGlo al glomiter, iom bar ienot
fra 3ig % Sattis, ga ane / gpen
EGreSe iterf Sgmpati for SamiIien.
Sc tGnfte life paa Sen faISne Stor.
beo, men paa ben ulpffelise SAINT.
lie.
Ser er paa gpens airfeaaaro
.torettet ct Wariola1int for ben tbs.
itsere aeiier, bpor 2ieet iaIfalo bill
forbli, inotil Der treffes en- geItem.
melIe onl, bpab Der ifal gisres meS
eei. Oct formobes, at 2iget meo
Sioen bill bli ienbt tilbage til lln.
0arn. st Telegram forteIer oa.
,aa, at 8arls Sierte er blet Sfaaret
no % lagt | en 9lasfriffe, Iom of.
ter CT blet anbragt | ct Sdpifrin,
Ger oil bli ienot til @ien.
Samme Dag iom 8arsl gegra.
pelle tarot Steo ! SundaI iamIeoes
Get aliereoe @eianStraao / garis
for at orsfte, bporoam De ffuIbe ia
lI9 al bans efterlaote SamiIie. Der
rar eni9beb ON, at De gniereoe
biirSe isrge for Somiliens timber.
holo, men oa be Gamble, iom bapbs
fc%nfiiteret Sabsbarsernes itore 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
en- I~ansparie Reiie.

Sra 8aibington berettcs: Gn mn
SioSreforo for 8ariebeben al en- Si-
plomatS &eiie forat naa i'm 8oit er,
eIter boa6 Sunftion9rer / lloenries.
oepartementet I 8aibington fortGl.
Ter, bleoet iat al Den npe amerifanife
WSiniiter til 1eriien, 8abbi Soiepb
&orniieIb fra Columbus, Ohio. 9e.
partementet mobtog nenlig 5reoag
ct aabelgram ira Den amerifonife
2egation / Seberan, 8eriiens Sopeo.
ltao, ON, at Winiiter &orniielo net.
op par anfommet % bapoe ooertaget
lin Stiaina.
Den me Winiiter aiieilebe fra
gseip gorf Den 3bie Sanuar, iaa ban
altiaa tar naiten nsia9tig tire Iaa.
neoer poa &eiien.
Gen fsrite amerifanife WiniIter til
Beriien nonpDntes / 1882 og .aiorbe
&eiien til Seberan paa 65 0oae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
4Soe Marsana.

enoomme oe Sornue, Serisro,u
G5efo-S lopafiet o9 Suoo:eTC.
bcpoe negtet OF biora noaet, bSS' a'
teoe Rsoet at uoiette men ST va'
relien for at faa anIeoniro t;lSp.
fere npe 5orbanblinaer. a,r, y
MEN bar Iopet at poe fin an5eI ' Sa.l
or @runo til at tro, at bpis ole g.
ropas Stormaster % S~oInnosa'
al De imaa ilaar fig iammen, in ~
&c bore iitano til at ifaffe aorIs G ~
fe os Barn ct rimelis SsSerooS :"
Set forlpoer iom i%anOinnIint Il
Samilien pil faa Sop til Of Ss, ..
tilbage til Saitlmbet, men hn ' ~
Geiierinoe 3iia ON fort sio ncr ~.
tit fpoenoe Barn, bill Be ioIioTS ~ i
loenoe | SrndJaI til bet er onpr
Senoes treble Barn, sseIir h.
oeiaa ltgget Ing | nosen lib,
Sta guoapeft rreIbes, at otto.
Wootagelfen at gfterretniropn
er-&eiier 9arls $50 fom 70 Sa
n~arfiiter blanbt bet unaarife gr;;.''
frati meo @rep albert abro,s;
iammen os fprmuIereoe On t,,rS'
gioroe en- Proclamation, iom prtf1
rer, at "efter Song anrl ben fierss.
.Ssoelige afsans er bans eISitc EN-
llnsarns &onge iom Otto ben 2S'r
flint ban for nprp9ren6e er nv,
binbret fra at frones."
Wonarftiterne bpbbe6e rpr,g,
ltaoig, at aarl - ielp efterot bss
cmboro paa ct britiff &rtasifib NJ,
tIet fsrt til Waoeira - fren1SsIS
Dor l1nsarns 4onse, efter'om IN,
life bapoe abbiceret, % beS bors
800 rpffer bans Glbitc Ssn uIn.
r,atilf op paa Sronen = troSs hp,
tile ulempe, at BON life fon tonrm
til ben.
0enne lille aomeoie fra monor.l
~f,iternes SIDE er Der Dog nep9e no.
gen iom brpber fig ON.
9agen efter &arIs 9sb bIep 4;
cen nngarife &e5ierins p%rofIqnerr
Tom national Ssreeoag. Snam o.,
monitrationer fatot Steo bberten
guoopeit eaer Wten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
pnori. spsrasmoolet er her life

2fononi. Spsresmaalet er Der life
ON, bpao Tom er &et eler life &et.
life ON, bpab Tom er loeiIf eIler life
Iogiif. Iar ituur ooerfor %faftiIfe
SilitonSe, 9ienoseierrineer, Tom life
fan afpiies, % Tom Ser life fan on
oenoeS roaer auben Secri paa. Oct
belle er ct Stpftc Correcting.
% til ippenoe % iioit bill Oct bli
netop bette, iom iaien ital brinee Or
Den / Singenc | europa, bette at man
bcgpnber Of lnage en- Sorretnings'
maaIeitof pao Singere o. gaor frem
efter famine ~fornuftiee Wetobe Sans
ocne imencm, iom man gisr Sorret.
% Sorretningsmano
imeIIe1n | BET fontmercielle % prdfti.
lie 2tp. &erbens itore Sorretnines'
m4nb inb'er aIt bette. Serfor er
8etuafonfercncer fotnmet iitnnb.
Oct bar piit iig, of 9anberte life len.
ger fan gisre Sorretning uafhpngige
al bberanore. SpiS &c life itaar 10.
lioariife, blir oct nsbpenbiapis til
beit ~itpr'te Sfabe, life bare for BET
9ano, rtert for Dem aLleiam.
men. &pao Seroen meb al fin Silo.
ioii, al I'm Sultltr o. RationaltSnle,
al fin airfeligbeo og Seologt life bar
opret iitanb iii at fatte, er oct III
efter arigen blet oen praftiife Sprret-
ltiugsmanos Gag at fonitatere for en-
Ineb ariesgiGlo % glenoigbeo oper.
Wenneifebeb.
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Sfnaanotiier.

Otter General 9enifineS @eSr.
lag I. &,lslanb fslte @ngIanS o..
8ranfrig Jig furplistet til OF itaHe
2ipsopbolb til 9epningerne al SEN
iGasne arme. 9aa @~ngIanSS gat
falot Der 10000 Wanb, iom bleu ioL
teIt paa gggppten, gppern og ga.
to. 5000 at Dem ilrttebe fig ipnen
I'll 8rausels Irme. gnslmSs 81.
brag til benne "Sattiguloeriteast
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
Qm. Soloat ifuot.

Sfslge eft Telegram ira Gl 8aio,
Seras, er aorporaI IS. SO. Wbpte fra
Salt 2ate Gitp, ariat peo S2oe Self.
artiaeriregimertt / Sort Bills, Den
ste Ipril UNDER Soris9et paa of ride
oner &io @ranoe blepet ifuot al ben
merifanife @r9nieoagt, ba ban, efter
en- SEAPORT fra ~8aetfommonbsren
bapbe negtet at itanie, oa ban bIep
arraabt.
Saqen err blepet inoberettet til Or
meoepartementet | Waibington.