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Hints for Ratlioisls

! Grid leaks and grid condcnscrs
cannot bc used ia conjunction with u
crystal receiver
y crystal set cannot be made gen
eratiyc.
IN" wave length has little to do
with tn. distance received
Low resistance receivers OF the
telephone type do not respond to
weak signals OF radio.
Two or more receivers cannot re-
ccivr from the Same aerial stimuli
tanoousiy.
The signals received on crystal
dctcct"r as well as those received on
Il vacuum tube dctcctor can DO am
pIihed TO almost any degree.
10 not burn the cilamcnt too
hrIshuy for loud signals. it VIII
shorten the life of the tube.
10 not permit ANY but dis,Ilicd
water 10 II" placed In your storage
battery nor In a rcchurgcably bat
cory
y stipulated battery can lac pu,
il prime condition ny dissolvlng the
white coating on the plates by iong
heavy rcchargins
lcplcn'sh the wator in tn" cells
OF the battery during the hot weather
at lcHs; once every ten days
watch TIA" t"upcraturc OF your
battery during the process OF re
charging and DO not permit It to
ovcrheat
Keep a rubber or glass ma, or
tray under the battery to prevent
any spilled acid from getting on the
floor and running IT,
The positive pole OF the battery
usually sulphatcs frs, around the
top of the case. Keep this terminal
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n ESPlTE the uniform retiCcuCe of those
- who are best qualified to speak un-
official reports from the center OF media
tion ANA conference are such as to justify
the feeling hat the end OF the rail strike is
near For the moment, it appears. MIR
Harding and the leaders with whom he has
been in conference have agreed that mum
shall be the word. With that policy the pub
liz wii not be- disposed TO quarrel: there
arn perfectly good reasons, no doubt for
the withholding OF official statements. aud
il is quite enough FOR the country to know
That the peace effort is progressing. and
that those on the inside carry an air OF
confidence.
\ brief period of waiting necessarily no,
wholly free OF anxiety, seems TO be in pros
pect. Reliable reports Indicate that the
Presidents plan for Il settlement. or an ar
mistice, has been accepted by leaders of
tie shopmcn; ii is yet 10 be approved by the
railway executives. whose response Will be
given when they meet Tuesday Their
chairman. MIR. Cuyler, though denying that
he is the bearer OF definite plan will
be prepared 10 relate the views OF The
President. and il is unlikely that "irrccon-
clable' sentiment will dictate the answer
Aside from tho details Of compromise
program. Mr.. Cuyler may be expected 10
bring from the President Il pressing appeal
for spirit OF tolerance and concession for
placing the interests o. the nation above
Zeal tor nght-t0-thehnish AcQuiescencc
practically assured in the cases OF most ex-
ccutives by previous expressions, probably
vii! be made unanimous y compromise of
the seniority issue seems TO be inevitable
and provision for that is s4.A 10 have been
made in Mr. larlings ,rfoFtsils
Vow, ,..,,, 4
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NEED PASSPORTS IN
MUNICH TO SEE OPERA
PERFORMANCE

CONTINUED From First parcl
IL. inrour. ,t,.,t .v.,,.~ ,,,,I .5.,,--
ing So, without I.clay.,, q, A.,
trains schcdul..d arc .o urranyo,i.,..
frontier stations are reached some
time between mlduirht and before
morning You s!t up All nigh, or 20
10 bed In your clothes A. inter
walls Won fan i,sl...o 10 ar.,,, p,,,
tank ia travelling nm and dawn v,,,-
spIne Gt is only m. no, Who, az g,
pr,-war .!ocpIrc car rriudinr ip,o
tn. small Of vou- hact vim .,c,,
rcvolu,ioD You are ,vsL,ra5 from,
This dr,u,n hnrro- ,ro
r.b!. ncullitv. u,,rr,r,, ,,.,.,
AND .,,.s ,.p,.,rr,,.
n,s.n,-, ,r,'r. '''
,.,..
,,, 49,,
u,jrnrn, ,in,r,,,. ~ ~
uns.ports or su, - ,
tickets or Trunk 1.ys i,.1,,J ~,
svi> coscs IN, 3. u,,f,., -.
mining t.y. az mono. d., ,r.,,,. 49,,
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The Poets Conner
4 DrPnIn.

had q dream the other night.
Yea. bo, It was corkcr
y dream that would bring pure do
light
To any Old New Yorker.
Travelled TO n theater
TO be among those present.
The ticket salesman smiled. Yes. sir,
And he was really pleasant.
got into n taxicab.
y six blocks ride ito do.
The legal fare was just one buck.
lie charged me only two.
took a glass OF orange juice,
And il was mild and placid.
Twas really made OF oranges
And not OF prussic acid.
"a Beauty Chorus" said the sign.
The old familiar booking
bought Il seat and sized Them mp.
And two were quite good looking.
| dropped a penny in the slot.
The crowd lot out u shout
But strange as this may seem TO YOU,
y piece OF gum dropped out.
went into u restaurant
And hung my hat with care,
And when ia finished my rcpast,
My haiti was still there.
My dream was shattered as all are.
Twas to" good To lie true,
1t was too full of happiness
To last tho whole night through. q
Roy Is. Moulton. in New
York Evening Nal Z
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Mr.. NnnnIr 4. NIuNn

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July 2s.
Mrs. Mamie j. Mays. who resided
on KING Street. this city. died yes
,crd1y AZ a local hospital. The fune--
raj was held at o'clock this after
noon The service being conducted by
the Row. Norwood l. Myers. pastor
OF the First Methodist Church. Be
fore her marriage, Mrs. Mays was a
Miss W!lmorc, OF Amherst County.
She was So ycnrs OF age. She Is sur
vlvcd by TWO dauGhtcrs--Mrs Paul
Maddox and Mrs. Lou Hall, together
with thirteen grandchildren. thirty
three great grandchildren and one
great great -GraudCh!ld.
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Ray moutl Davis.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. "a. Juiy IS.
-- hammond Davis, Of near rcmncr,ou.
Buckingham County. died yesterday
~ tho Hlu" Ridge Snuatoriuu. near
'hiS city where he had been pa
u"h' since last May. Tn" body viii
b" taken Saturday morning TO Ma
niSshs and from thence TO the Davis
homestead. in Primo. william Coun-
~. whore the funeral and !ntarnent
w!l! take place. Sir Davis waa a
son o' VI. NJ Davis. and wns 80 years
~ age. lie Is Survived by his wife
~" also leaves one brother. Mont
gnncry Davis. OF Washington, u. C.
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MOrGcnthau and Austria

NE close OF the war left Austria in the
most miserable plight OF any OF the
states OF Central Europe. In the old DAYS
the Austro-l Hungarian subject peoples did
most OF the work and the Austrians were
ohi"iiH engaged in having good time at
thc'r expense. Failure OF their wa" effort
changed all this. Suddenly thrown upuu
their own devices and told 20 got busy AID
make national living for themselves. they
found the task dstaSteful and soor de-
cIared il impossible. In this Crane OF mind
th"N nave displayed neither energy nor in
''i'Sehce 10 improve their condition, with
me resultant consequence that they have
made Austria mendcunt nation
Henry M"rgcnthau. American diplomat
ana capitalist. has been making Il study OF
conditions in that unhappy state and pro
poses to rchabiitatc it on strictly business
lines. lie has announced that he is pro-
pared 10 head an international syndicate.
OF iinamcicrs 10 control the republic as a
holding company" Austria would con
tlnue TO function as an independent state.
pui the syndicate would manage its indus
'fleS, develop its resources and transform
II from iamin"-Stricken hopelcsSness to self
icIithce. MorSenihauS expresses tho utmost
confidence in his ability to carry ont this
plan successfully
IN this undertaking Mr. Morgcnthau does
not intend 10 rely on the ingenuity or the
lhduStriousncss OF the Austrians Ito pro
poses to run Austrian affairs on strictly
business principles. and TO make the Aus
triah5 independent in spite Of themselves
ne appraises the nation rs IL vigorous and
constructive iinancier might appraise n mis-
managed and unproAtable railroad Tho
material is adequate. but the spirit is lack
ING Moreover, the AuStrans appear to
DE perfectly willing to have Mr. Morgen-
thau try the experiment.
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Mrs. ltIcLn Smith Maj,

fnurrH aery.c.s for Mrs Ricka
smith WADE. f"rmci!y az this clty.
Who di"d Thursday nlpht in nai,i-
more. VIII b" conducted thi, after
noon At o'clock from the HON. OF
hcr brother. II NJ. Smith. ir.. o,
William i}rd Park. Burial Wal be-
rr'E"i.. Ihc body arrived here La,
nisht. Mrs. Wade. who was CG year.
OF aSc leaves one daughter. Mrs.
Il. II! l."Ncring. OF Baltimore; two
grandchildren. and number o,
nt"c"s and ncphcws. She was tho
Youngest daughter OF the late Hiram
". smith. Of this city.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Ey HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Law.

The Law.
II was the law Of laws
When Heaven and Earth were new
II is the rule OF everything
That passing mortals do:
And YOU may read. who love
The new-nung songs of Spring;
odd age INNS, ever go its way
That Youth may have It's ding"
Nud you. and I. who sigh.
Who pause beside the gay.
Shall listen to the JOY Of life
And pass along our way.
stop Il you Will but fear
The poison and the sting.
For age must ever go its way
That Youth may have It's ding.
.Nh. could stay, and dance,
could hut walt. ami love!
For dear Ia mo Is that young dream
And sweet the cooling dove!
But YOU and must 20
Along this path OF strife.
And Youth must have IN" love, and Aga
The mellow things OF life.
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Mrs. Moses II. TrcdNny

DANVILLE. VA. .mIy 2g.-Mrs
Moses II. Tredway. aged ST. died at
her home on Green Street last night.
Last December she suffered a fall IN
which she broke her leg She had
been bcdrldden since the accident
and gradually declining. She was
born in Halifax County, in 1897, be-
ing daughter OF Richard Colema n
f.dmnndson. She had lived here since
1861. Seven children survive. her
husband dying many years ago. Tho
funeral Will be held tomorrow eve
ming from the home
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W. *. Williams

DANNlIL.E. VA. July 2s-W. *.
Williams. prominent Caswell County
farmor, member of tho Caswcll boa rd
of supervisors and steward OF New
Hope Methodist Church. at Hama.
near blanche, died last night. He
had been seriously i'll for ten days
Following protractcd decline. H..
was ." years or age. Un is survived
Nv ms widow. nee Lily Chandler.
and Il daughter, Miss Aneida WI
Hams. The funeral viii he held to
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
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DISCRIMINATING ,uts.

II. D., Highland Sprin2S-A syrup
is made Of ordinary cane sugar and
water, rather thin, with the add
ton of no. over three fouvths Of /
per cent sodium arScnatc Small
gponGea are saturated with the
syrup and placed about whore the
ants occur. The anta carry the mix
turc to their nests and feed /: to their
young and queens. with the result
that the COLONY is cstroycd
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ltoi,,.rt I'crrIt,.r

Funeral services for Robert r,-.
ritcr. who dicI WEDNESDAYS nfph, a.
o'clock In his fathers homo. 1876
Randolph street. viii be- conducted
ms morning at 10 O'Clock In Sacred
ie"rt Cathedral. BESIDES a widow.
Mrs Rosa Clarke Fcrrltcr. he l., sur
NlNed by three children. Robert. .ir..
Dorothy and Joseph Fcr!i,er. ms
parents and three brothers. Michael
feFr!tcr Leo ferri,cr and John Fer
ritter. J!., survive him also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

CHA RLOTTESNli.LE. VA. July rs.
itcnrE {. Chaplin. former lu.r-
chant. died Wcdn. sday at 4 local nos
pltal after an extended illness. TN.
iuncra! was held at II O'Clock this
morning from his late residence, OH
Jefferson street, The service icing
conducted by Rev W Roy Mason,
rector of Christ Episcopal Church.
Mr. Chaplin was born and reared II,
savannah. Ca, but had resided hero
Tor nearly half II century He is sur
WED hy his wiz, who was Missy
Matte Erockman
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va. July Is
--Ormnu n. Maxwell. % Woodstock.
siG.. son-in-lhw OF james y Ar
rDli OF mis- city. died AZ hts home I'm
Maryland yesterday following an Ill
ness az tire" years. the deceased
was In hi. ior;g-second year Sur
v.vinr him ar" his wife, who was
urfogc hc- marriage MIss Janet Ar
mold h!s parents, Mr and Mrs Il s
MAXWELL. and three hrothrrs Mr.
Arnold has gone TO Woodstock to
attend tho funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

Funeral services Tor Mrs. . /. Nj
ihtNrc. who died in New Hoch.!lc.
y y. Thursday. w!!! b" conducted a,
INC home OF her sister. Mrs. " g.
!onE. :2ll Grove Avenue. tomorrow
"itcrn"on AT { o'clock. D: SCION II;
cousins officiating Mrs McIntvr..
VINO was Miss Annie L. Parkinson
Is survived by her husband, h.r
mother Mrs. l.. V. Parkinson. two
brothers. II. Q. Parkinson. OF char
.oit'' \ G. and J. l. Parkinson. Of
hHy"nnc. y J.. and her sister. Mrs
w. O. Long. OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
For n Tariff Commission

THE Ropublicous with nm nvarwboIr,;pe
l majority in both houses of Compress
have consumed more than eighteen months,
in trying 10 enact a new tariff law, with
the result that the measure. nov; under con
sideratiou has been received with such dis
favor by the public that. alarmed for their
political future. many members who hereto
fore have been counted on to vote for its
passage have openly rcpudiated il and are
working with the Democratic minority to
encompass its defeat.
Truth OF the matter is. many members OF
both houses are reaching the conclusion
that Congress is incapable OF rnactin. nm
aided sound tarin measure that will afford
thai just protection TO American industries
without being burd"nsomc to consumption.
which the prosperity of the country de-
mnnds Moreover. there is growing opn-
ION with earnest students OF the subject
both in ana out of public life that the qucs-
ton Is one which should be taken out OF
partisan politics and handled scientifically
ny a commission of tarln experts on strict
scientific basis Democrats and Repub-
i'ah '""mhefS ahKe oil the lawmakihg body
"""oS''"'hsN S'd'' 'ha' they regard the
p'eSe"' P"i''i'"' metHo" Vi liking import du-
"'S Us WORCESTERSHIRE ana harmiul TO the
general welfare
iiohc" me proposal OF senator Frriing-
""H 80" ioF '"c appointment oil Il hohparti-
san st'eh'i"c commission that would re-
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INFORMATION BUREAU

inquiries regarding almost INV
topic. excepting on legal and mcti-
cni subjects, nrc answered free. A.
MI Inquiries ARE nnayrrcu directly
ny personal letter, II hclf-ndlrcns.u
Stamped envelope TX required. Adj
urcSs The Ti'nca-Di,putch Informa-
ZION bureau. RfchmunL, YIN.
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NORFOLK, VA, Juy 9s.-I'uaorol
services FOR Commander G. y. Price.
niicd states Navy IrciircD. who
uie" on "Wednesday n, Virginia
Teach, VIII bo held tomorrow mt
Arlington cemetery, WASHINGTON.
The officer. who Wa ~ years Old.
during IN" World War was chief OF
stan or the Fir,h Naval District, and
his service was o: such high char.
'lclcr that he WAS The rcciDicn, Of a
special letter OF conmcndation.
He was an Annapolis graduate.
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l.ii.c urJin New. .rr,i,.,

German post-oi!!rc authorities hay"
com" TO ~" conclusion that radio
telegraph tx tho cheapest ana sim :
p!"st means "r distributing news
from a central point An agreement
has tc"u entered into with q news
agency To furnish market and other
prices FOR ia" service. Subscribers
nay 1000 MARIE per annum TO tn.
post oiiicc for tn" reports. code Is
used !" prevent nOnsubscribers from
"Iiyicuiu, i'm"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

so important as the construction of the
HIGHWAY lie Will. personally. support the
plan proposed by Mcssrs. Sands and Find
lay ana advocate its Endorsement by the
chamber Official action by the Chamber
OF Commerce. rejecting similar attitude.
probably will be taken in the course of a
few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

having entered the Academy I'm 1856.
Later he graduated from tho Naval
War College. Seventeen years Or
h'H twenty years p. service IL:
th" navy were spent AT sea
S'nc" Commander Prices -ctire-
m'n'' In i':l he has IVA AZ Vir-
R'H.a H"a'h The body wis shipped
I" Washington last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

William l.. Gordon. on "a lonely ls-
land In Lake Erie. keeps ia touch
with the world Via home made radio.
The Detroit station Is his main
source Of ethereal diversion. hc Gays.
but go complete ~ tho material fur
nishcd that a now epoch In his life
is tho result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

ola Subscriber. South I;Oston --
Take Granulatcd sugar ana boraX
equal parts anu 10 cents worth Of
Paris green. Trituratc To II nnc pow
der and scatter lightly about Ihrlr
haunta. or preferably with q punrcr
or blower.
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WIZ.


'NcWark. y u
o'oo--"t nc:e Wiggily Bcdttmo
Stor..s." hy Howard K CARTS.
6.i5--"fasiion Talks"
900 l. M-S"e daily summary "a.
low
'l'-Dance music by tho Regal
Dance Orchestra OF clifton. y. J
Frank L. Domino. manager.
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Wf.I.
(Nicdford nm

WGI.
tM"dford iIillsidcD
2'"p--"Dutlaw War Druor.
""n. Sn."kcr. Mr.. John +. Moors.
"'"p- The Family circle"
900 rho Mex, Step In Human
iFosrcSs'" Rev. Frank oliver Hail
- -.
'I5-rianoforte recital by cy u
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NcN. G.. W. Tnnii,Ics

ASHLAND. VA. July 2S-Rcv. G.
'" TomN.es. 20. died here today. The
funeral services Will be held in the
Ashland BAPTIST Church ON Saturday.
July %, at II o'clock. The burial
=" Ill h" ia W"odlawn Cemetery.
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il ! W.

''NI'htU, ND
I00---MUsicai rendered by cour,csy
OF william Lester. Margaret Lester
soprano, Frances Bchrens Fish. con
tr"lto. LEILA Lowe Picrson. violiuIst
James F.skc. baritone. William Les
Ter. pianist accompanist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
Charcoal Hph.s Dali, rhou.h,.

when Il man aim 20; no mon a r"c"l-
lection ~ when II" had - doiiah." said Char
conf Eph. rnminativcly. hit jos hou, a sure
sign lie betiah spit on he hams an swing II
PICK Eat Il hunk - pork. M!stah Jackson
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" " j.
Detroit, AIiChI

'Detroit. Mich)
'oO-The Detio!, News orchestra.
ne Town Cricr Edith NJ Rucbe-
KAN. music lecturer
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Program for Today
NS'ilAZ,

S p Papers. R!chmond)
..fS- baseball scores.
f:j0-l.atc news n,.h
weather report "eS ana
Dorta ' SUCK re-
S:O5-Slgn on. '0'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
Mhnt Min ENtcrm,lnatr Mrc,il.

l.. $. W. Pybcc. Va wants Ia
know what To use in mis- corn house
70 oxtcrin!naic wecvii in corn OF
wheat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

If it becomes necessary to amend the
present transportation act TO make it af-
iectiVe In preventing interruption OF inter
STATE commerce, Senator Cummins will
likely get more favorable hearing when
he offers TO put sure enough tco,i, IN i,
than he did two years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

Ia me senatorial run-or in Texas one of
'Ie candidates favors the Ku-klux Khan
ana the other light wines ana beer. In
s!ze' Texas IS the biggest state in the
Mon but when The question OF who shall
represent II i'll the upper branch Of Con
sress Is confined 30 those Issues ono might
reasonably infer that il i abou, Tho
littlcSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

'"e washington government. under the
present administration, has declared that
this country is not concerned with Euronos
po!ltical troubles and must steer clear of
'Aeh. et. our State Department has JUS,
appealed 10 one OF the principal European
governments 10 lend us helping hand 10
enforce one OF our domestic political laws
white unframed elephant That's CON
sistency. isn't it?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
Is DIX a

80, Cast PittsburghJ
iiou-f"pular concert
"'dV--' Under the Evening I.amp E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

When Russia prohibited vodka it iapsed
INTO Bolshevism. Now that il has returned
to vodka maybe it will work up sufficient
Courage to overthrow BoIsheysm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
Women nike III. wor,n over.

'Iack"onvlNc JourualD
TWO SWISS rrincosecS want rich husbands
says q Geneva dispatch pr.nycss,, ar. ,,,,t
Like other women. after all.
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No National Holiday.

L. X, Richmond.-No. there is no
national holiday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

sNTUNDNY JUIl -. iD.9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

Speaking Of strikes docs anynody recall
Oh" which was won ny the public:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

l. is beginning TO appear rhnr IT,. men who
ar" attempting to dig coal need h.Ip more
than protection.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Groet 900 / 40 Qar.

Sra gQenton, ga, bercttes, at
Charles areislep forleoen Gaa bapoe
Seisg az en- fremme0 Rano, Iom
Iprrgte BAN, ON bans Stem bar til.
'algS. ga bette SpergsmaaI beipa.
reoe5 benegtenoe, ba6 ben Sremmebe
ON Sila0elie til at ipaa BAN / Saan.
Den, &rciSlep ipntes, at bette por ct
nofiaa nnoerligt 5orlangeroe, men
ratte BAN iaa aqigeoel Saanoen.
Spaamaloen fortalte ham imiolertio
ON taa mango ~faftiife SGnoelier /
hans Sio, at ban blep rent ~forbauiet.
Slltelig outeoe ct fort og frpoefulot
SDS op ior BAN.
Zen 5remmeoe par bans 9ro6er
GliaS, iom / 1880 brog til oct ben.
gang "ficrne @elten", og iom man
ior IGnge iiOen bap6e opgipet Tom
tabt og oe6 og begrapen, 90 man i
ole oiSie AZ Iar intct boube bsrt
ira bom. grooeren bao0e imi0lertio
giort oct goot iom @uloeroper / So.
iorooo og bar MI en- rig Ranb. Ser
blep Ell ltor % glGOelig @ienior.
enirg. elias bente6e i'm Su1ru,
Iom ban banoe efterloot poa ct Sotel,
mcoenS ban opiggtc Srooeren, oa
ilere Sneie SlGgtnirger blep / al
0alt unoerretteoe on ben operra.
itenbe RDbeO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Oroie S~eifyloninser.

Sra 8aibington berettes 29be
Suli: Senator Garafpap fra Irfan.
ias pafte ibag en- poloiom Seniation
peO 5remiettelie len al ct Sorilag ON,
at Der igangi9ttes en- llnoerisgelie
al 9eifplOninger ON, at pisic Sena.
torer CT i~inoniielt interesiereoe / Sor.
beielien al Satierne / piSie Ifinit al
Den oerierenoe Sarifbiq.
\ l(n0erisgelierne ifal lebeS al SUI
ititsfomitecn, Ser paalG9ges at Of
gipe i'm Gapport inoen Sorlsbet at ii
Gage.
Som g~egrrnbelie for fit SoriIag
opleIte Senatoren en- &eoaftions.
artifel | Ell al Sitens Storblaoe,
boori piSie Senotorer beifplbes for at
pGre fir1aniielt in~teresiereoe / Can.
BETS llloproOuftion og / @cotaaelIen
al en- boi SnoferielStolo paa Ills %
uloparer.
Jorilaget pafte, iom iagt, en- iterf
Seniation % en- bitter YroteIt ira be
Senatorer, boiS Naone bar nepnt |
ben ongiGloen0e GeoaftionsartifeI.
8eifploningerne err imiolertio bruat
frem ior SfientligbeOen % bill null.
gems fere til at GubIifllmS Spmerf.
iombe0 ogiaa benleoeS paa andre If.
init / Den ioreligsenOe npe SoIo.
tariff.