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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-04-27

waiter hdrSiialI was VISITOR Ill
>Parkersburg the first of the week.
II. j. WolvertOn and f. r. Busch. of
Brooksville, were here Monday evening
for Masonic lodge.
w. III. Bickel spent few days of this
week visiting home folks and transact
Ing business in ParkerSburg
Everett Gamer. Il prosperous farmer
of near Joker. was II business visitor
in GrantSville Thursday
Trevy Kelley. first class farmer of
the White Pine country. was here on
business Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Metz was here several
days recently the guest of her sister
Mrs. w. II. w. Dye
d. b. Bennett, of near Henrietta was
prominent visitor in Grantsville Sat
urday.
The Str Lark arrived here Saturday
with load of 300 barrels of cement
for the High School.
Audra Wilson, a first-class Young
man of Big Springs, was here Thurs
day on business.
S. f. Fleming went to Parkersburp
Saturday to see his mother who is
seriously ILL.,
Okey Martin, the Richardson Carter
Oil We hnra
ness for his company
Summons. execution, and other JUS
office.
If you give Tanlac an honest trial,
you will add your voice to the thous-
ands of others who are praising it.
w. II. w. Dye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Terrell, of
Leading Creek were the pleasant
guests of relatives here a day or two
this week.
Mrs. Gae Mathews and Paul Elliott
have about completed handsome new
residences on Main alley on the lot
recently purchased from Ray Stemple.
G. e. Whytsell, of Altizer, has been
here for several days doing some car
penter work on the Frank Johnson
house i'm South Grantsville.
Wanted to Hire-WOman or Girl for
general house work. Best of wages
and good working and living condi-
tons. Apply to Mrs. Minnie Hamilton.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold on a
positive guarantee to give perfect sat
isfactiOn. Try them tonight and you
will be delighted to find the results you
have obtained. w r. w. Dye.
A. e. Eyerson, one of Rocksdale's
substantial farmers, was business Wis
tor in Grantsville Thursday. He paid
the Chronicle office pleasant call
and added his name to our ever-grow-
ing subscription list
For Sale-Two lots In South Grants
Vile streets on three sides. One street
between High School and vacant lot.
Other lot has five-rOom cottage, fine
water well, good barn. Price IL sold in
next 30 days, $500.
3-23 If EARL GATES
At a special communication of the
local Masonic lodge held Monday night
Francis Burrows was passed to the
degree of Fellow Craft. At a meeting
the Monday previous Forest J. Rogers
was raised to the sublime degree of
Master Mason.
Local excitement over the well re-
Gently completed on the Joshua Sharp
farm on Sycamore has about died down
practically every tract around it having
been secured by the Hope the South
Penn, or the Carter. The latter named
company have secured lease on the
big Jacobs tract adjoining the Sharp
and will proceed with its development
at once. other tracts were secured by
the South Penn, and the drilling Of the
new field will done in a quiet, neighbor-
ly way. None Of the rough stuff Of
the Tanner or the old Yellow Greek
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-04-27
Tn Calhoun Chronicle
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1922


Circuit Clerk l.. l.. Terrell spent sun
day with home folks at BroOksville
l.. l.. Booher, w. q. and Ray Kelley
of Daniels Run, were attending Mason
ic lodge here Monday night.
Tanlac is appetizing. invigorating
and strengthening. Try it and he con-
WINGED. w. 7. w. Dye.
A. 6. Mathews and Arthur c. Miller
are spending IL few days at Parkers-
burg on business
Fred Gamer, popular salesman of
Parkersburg, was here q few days this
week.
FOund-Bar pin with settings. Own
er may have same by proving property
and paying for this ad. Call at ChrOn-
icle office.
Miss Mildred Knight passed through
town Saturday enroute to Henrietta to
spend the week end with her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Marshall
j. NJ. Hickman, one of White Pines
substantial citizens, was in Grantsville
Saturday attending a meeting of the
Citizens Telephone Company.
Preserve your fine furs, clothes, etc
by using Cedar Moth Bags The
bookstore has a complete line Of all
sizes.
l.. A. Casci and Z. Il. COe, of Charles
ton, representing the Pure on Company
were here few days last week looking
for territory near the Sharps well on
Sycamore
Frank Norman, of Leafbank, went to
Steubenville, Ohio, Monday to see his
foster-son, Harold Sole, who has been
ill in hospital in that city for several
weeks.
The Hope has made three new lOca-
tiOns in this county. One on Leading
Greek on the g. w. Dye farm one on
White Oak and the other on Stinson in
Washington district.
House Cleaning Season at hand. See
the Chronicle Bookstores line of Fancy
Shelf Papers Also Crepe Paper, Paper
Napkins, Table Cloths etc. Anything
IN Paper"
The judgment of the lower court has
been reversed by the Supreme Court Of
Appeals in the damage case of Ernest
Mccoy VS. Arch Price and the verdict of
the jury set aside and the case remand
ed for a new trial.
A.
If YOU ARE TIRED of salaried
job, If you want to get into a good
Independent business Of your own, we
have proposition that will interest
you. Write or call at the Fuller Brush
Company 45-16 Citizens National Bank
Bldg Parkersburg, w. Va.
DR.. 9. Connolly, an excellent gentle
man Of Richardson, was greeting
friends and attending to business in
terests here Saturday. He Is again
actively engaged In practice at Richard
son and is doing lots Of work and looks
happy and cOntented, despite all his
physical misfOrtunes and difficulties.
L. y. Carroll, Of near Brooksville.
was here Monday looking after business
interests It is said that many Of his
friends are urging him to stand for
the Republican nomination for County
Commissioner. He is a first class man
for the job, and It Is unfortunate that
he IL not on the right side politically.
A well attended meeting Of the citi.
zens Telephone Company was held in
the Court House Saturday. The princi
pal business transacted was the cleo
ton Of officers and plans for the better
ment OF the service. The old officers
were reelected as follows President
Aldine Polling, Secretary Roy J. KEN
per- Treasurer L. T. Stump.
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in twenty or thirty days.

For further information. write the
Secretary-Treasurer or Mr.. Elliott
Chenoweth, Abstract Attorney for the
Association, at Grantsville, w. Va.
Respectfully.
j. ELMER HALL, Secy-Treas.
Walnut. w. Va
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-04-27
Seventh Grade

seventh Grade
Asa Harris. Delos Haskins Lawrence
Jarvis, Marie King, Elizabeth Stumu.
Greta Stalnaker.
y, h, Weaver, Teacher.
Sixth Grade
Johnson Bennett, Nc Fleming. Ron
eel Law, Robert Mollohan. Ruby Hick
man, Mary Harris, Pearl Plant. Edra
Polling. Harriet Smith, Louise Stump.
Fifth Grade
Carl Richards. Wilson Waldo. Eula
Arthur. Grace Hamilton. Martha Hard
man. Greta Harris. Eva Law. Gerald
inc Weaver
III. X. Burns Teacher.
Fourth Grade
Virginia Hathaway. Ruth Mcdonald.
Otta Trippett. Eleauore Stump George
Marshall. IIatZel Stump. Russell Stump.
BERNARD Stump, Wray Stump, Charley
Smith, Fay Bennett, Victor Williams.
Robert Waldo.
Third Grade
' "'i'io, heOHdTu Hickman.
Jesse Stump, Ira G. Stump, William
Fast
Agnes G. Fockler, Teacher.
Primary Room
Dexter Ball, Denzel Haskins, Harley
Harris, Austin Pugh, Hill Smith, Thur
man Duffield, Charles Hardwick, Ruth
Bennett, Edith Gates, Velma Oles, vir-
ginia Oles, Blenda Proudfoot, Thelma
Stemple, Bernice Morriss, Esta Duff
field, Bernard Johnson.
Mary e. Davis, Teacher.
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EVANSVILLE SCHOOL REPORT
Eighth Grade

Pupils perfect in attendance for the
eighth month:
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
ST. MARY's CHURCH.

Rev. J. Fl. Swami, Rector.
Services Sunday 7:S0 a. M, IL a.
M, and s p. m.
Church school $50 a. N.
Service Thursday at lO a. m.
The subject Sunday night will be
The Bible. The assertion that We use
an incomplete or much later Bible
will be shown to be untrue. This ex-
planatioo should be of interest to
every one and especially all Protest
ants,
The public is cordially invited to
worship at St. Mary's at all services.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Est. 1892. Phone 1901

We had a great trip to Missouri,
found parents enjoying fairly good
health. met old friends. renewed old
acquaintances, preached eight nights
in a revival at old home church,
where took the sacred vows when an
eleven year-old boy. We travelled
2576 miles 10 all. No part of the trip
was more enjoyable than getting back
to Franklin again.
We trust all will be in their place
from now on at regular services.
LEE r. SPARKS,
Pastor,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

AGENTS WANTED-Sell the Orig
inal Watkins Products. Good city
territory still open. Get our wonder
full offer and free samples. Write to.
day. j. r. Watkins Co., Dept. Is,
Memphis, Tenn.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
Farms For Lease.

Farm located on model road be-.
tween Franklin and Baldwin. l25
acres. Farm on model road near
Yokely sugar mill, lbs acres. Fer
particulars apply at this Office or
phone 256.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

Representative Will Davis and Mr..
W. N. Gooch of Patterson, Judge
Bernard Levy of Glencoe, Judge Paul
Chotin of Berwick, and MIR. Pierre
Habert of Cypremort, attended the
meeting Of the Parish Democratic
Executive Committee last Tuesday,
of which body they are members.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

Miss Inez E. Moore, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore OF this
place, is one of the fifty-one young
ladies who will be graduated from the
La. State Normal at Natchitoches In
the two year course. The graduation
exercises will be held Friday even
ing, August 4th. We congratulate
Miss Moore on her success.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

The Parish Democratic Executive
Committee met last Tuesday pursuant
to adjournment. The report Of Chair
man Chas. Pecot of the list of candi-
dates filed with him for members OF
the School Board for the Third and
Sth wards was received and filed. The
report showed that there was only
one candidate from the eighth ward,
MIR. Thos. J. Johnson. and being un-
opposed, he was declared the Demo-
cratic nominee by the committee.
There we're three candidates from the
third ward, Messrs. John M. Cafery
and +. a. McCardeil, and DR.. COurad
L. O'Niell, who will be voted for at
the primary election to be held on
September 18th. Only one is to be
nominated. The committee adjourn
ed subject to call Of the chairman.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

Miss Dretchen DuSll, VI
.us M ;s the guest this week OF her
INF. I Mrs. Beverly W. Smith.
NJ and Mrs. C. j. Boatner and
nnhter. J Jessica, are spending a
y weeks at Chatawa, Miss.
lNr frankie Bogue, who has been
puest of Mr.. Earl Martel, re-
Ened to his home in Mobile, Ala,
s week.
Misses Martha and Amanda Will
returned last Sunday from New
keans, where they attended Tulane
tmmer school.
Mrs. ". T. Peterman, of Baton
loupe, accompanied by her three
aughters, is visiting relatives AMI
rjends here this week, to the de-
lght Of their many friends.
The game between the Franklin
nd Broussard baseball teams in
.rcussard last Sunday resulted in a
ic'ory for the locals, the score be-
kp 5 to in their favor.
MRS. James Louis Murphy, Of
i |, hington, D. c., was much
rtained visitor here last week.
II ing her stay she was the guest
! frs.. A. j. Delahoussaye, Mrs.
/ L kCaffery and Mrs. M. j. Fost-
~hs Police Jury will hold its regu-
Z ,onthly session next Wednesday.
Jyr. D. N. Foster has been sick this
ksk, but We sre glad to state he is
sr.
Nr. Foster Frere returned home
ka Saturday from visit to Browns
als, Miss.
Mr. John A. Pharr of Berwick,
NJ trsnsacting business in Franklin
G Wednesday. |
Ne. and Mrs. Bailey Chadwick of |
ttschez, Miss, visited relatives and
fisnds here this week.
Mi. J. c. Mccullough OF Quincy, |
Flof. do, is visiting her parents, MIR.
lad Mrs. r. Emmet O. O'Niell.
W rye variety Of Bathing Caps Just |
F"tved. FOSTER DRUG co.
An. Mar.h Frere of Chattanooga,
psnn. is visiting her parents, Mr.. |
BILE. w o"'ou
Ine law firm Of Parkerson & Bauer |
-. ulssolved partnership. Mr.. Bauer |
building. ~ '''o S"nefS
l,ss.s Ms; = T. Sparks and family re.
asnsd s home last Saturday after a
I;os I;..s.vi visit to Mr.. sparks parents |
,!s'.an s'ss.s'' J; Warren Foster and l.. B.
| |I.l's Il'o, rs zen Thursday for Browns |
ma, ma ~, ~, where they will spend |
NV Soe!ie 9igur, who is III at the |
a,Idl,. :. .o.anltarium, is improving |
m II, ,.!,, we sre pleased to state, and |
e % ner home 10 q few days, |
,sss.. s,s. Angus. Guderi.o and ,vo
sssuss ssuses, Misses HiIda and ora
n S vi.;, uome last week from a Meas.
I..os,r'ii, ,'i % relatives .od friends ps' in
bs, c.'.klin csssoklin base ball team will
saod,,s ,Ss0'rsville at Wes. End A Park ark
b as. ANY. This will be = GOOD "u esms ars
lsrhsd. = '0s teams are fairly we'll |
,ssss mn ;:ess ;s'ss. Visited the home Of our
Isds..Sso Is .tSIsod, Ne. 1t. TaIbos' % " last os1
.. =. slsd g . aoss that aa' mosber ooy oaoy sHd
e,'ss psss % Adams ..rss. Is having Nh;aE the he
ssi, S.pus purchased from from nn.en Mrs ne
's~ ialo Si., 81, esr spsired aud expects to
tasSi,,o..;. =; pssso., State Deputy Of
:Aas Ne: IS: kaigAss Of coIumbos cspuey ol
\ !. 4 s:.ssday for Aslan.,c Ci.v
lss1S &sAs srasr there 'aprsms Aasus,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

The Teche Transfer Company will
run excursions to Cote Blanche Is
land on Sunday, July Both, from
Frankiin. Jeanerette and New Iberia.
The transfers will leave Franklin at z
a. M, and L p. ~, and will return
from the Island at 10 a. m, and + p.
m. The round trip fare from here
will be 81 25, including the price of
admission to the island.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

If your car needs new top and
repainting, see c. S. Brenn.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

The Franklin Concert Band has
been reorganized and they will begin
their weekly concerts again in a
short time. The following officers
we're elected: Joe Polito, business
manager; L. Giroir, assistant bust
ness manager; DR.. C. L. O'Niell,
y-treasurer; Prof. John Lombar-
do, instructor.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
A11r1OllnC cement!

We are now dealers for the complete Goodrich tire
line. We announce this because of our desire to
give the utmost in merchandise value.
Goodrich l1res need no introduction. The Match.
less Slvertown Cord Tire and the Goodrich Esq.,
the economy tire for light cars-have service-givng
reputation because Of inbuilt quality
Reputation is the thing we trade on. Goodrich
Tires we know will give us substantial regard
among the motorists in this community.
Goodrich Tires distinctive in design and unsur.
passed in service performance.
Drive around and let tell you about our service
and quote you our prices.
McKERALL MOTOR CAR CO.
GOODRICH sILVERTOWN CORD TIRES
Straight Kun Gasoline Quality Motor
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

isssi.,o..;. :; pssss.. got. State Deputy of
c.ss ssi.sass!y. tor Aslsn.,c City
i 1iss = stsse to the Suprems
assll ~ srdsr there August
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

Several local boys left on Tuesday
for the citizens military training
camps. Mr.. Maurice Silverman wen
to Camp Barancas, Pensacola, Flo
rida; and Messrs. Saul Silverman
Tony Scelfo, Hubert Millet, Wilfre(
Cook and Herbert Anderson left fol
Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

=. sbyrieb Barnett, of Lafayette
NJ !. thc 1ms. week with friends here.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

Ars. Msrsh Frere OF Chattanooga,
psnn: 10 visiting her parents, Mr..
g Mrs. ]. D. Berwick, on Bayou
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

lne iaw firm Of Parkerson & Bauer
T., !. so uls;olved partnership. Mr.. Bauer
building. ~ 'no S"nefy
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

Examination for teachers certif.
Gates will be held at the Supt. OF
Public Education Office, in Franklin
on July 81, August l and 2, (white)
and August 10, II and IL, (colored)
Examination upon books of the
Teachers Reading Course will be
held Saturday, August 5th.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

sss:.ss,, .; ss,sse' {. D.rn.ll i. having the
sssasly ~ pu,.sIns Asoans street. which be
sslly i,..sa ..asaased from Mrs. j.
bis new home me uexs s1psS.s vsss 90
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

HRS. Nina Stirling Is VISITING
L.nds in Lafayette.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

k,.s.s ,~s, = \ Sparks and family re-
Son.S,. nsI oone last Saturday after a
b IT, H;..o,vi vi'it to Mr.. sparks parents
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

=. and Mrs. Alexander s. Jones
!. NJ THURSDAY for a trip to Georgia
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

|,sss, ne ;ssst tort. visited the home o, o,r
|ssdsssds,I ..s Is. l. T. Talbot, las.
la =. S,sd Sn; . aoss that mother oJ paUy; s1d
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

ks,isa. !: Warren Foster and l.. B.
|Islls W.; ieN Thursday for Browns
s,s,si ..s, IL, where they will spend
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

BAY c.n.a.aiin' ca..in base ball team will
|iaad,,' ,a1Tsille Te q West End Park
b docG.. :. .nis ,s will be good game
|>aeAsd. = We teams are fairly we'll
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

A notice that spraying of lilies in
Bayou Teche began on July 9th ap-
pears in this issue AS the solution
used is poisonous, people are warn
ed to keep their cattle away from
the stream while the work is in pro-
gresS..
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

aseS,..Aa august Guderian and two
kassnsS -. MISSES Hilda and Ora.
II visi, uUne ~ last week from q pleas.
Iiaoas.;; .; % relatives sod friends in
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

,,;,, ueloise Fay, of Jeanerette;,
MISS ,hs onest ,n this week of Miss Ethel
l.lahoussaye.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

De life Longer nogen Srpgt for Hit.
item, og ale glGoeoe fig oper Den rige
@plins, iom MI itoo fRrbig til at
flores.
Smaagntter % Sfpbspaaben. =
Zen S-aarige 2atprence Sperion blep
forleoen Worgen ifliot % br0bt at
i'm II gar gamIe 9rober / SAINT
liens Stem | 9ompbroof. st 9e-
ppr bar Den foregaaenbe Iften eiter-
laot lobet, % oa Smaagutterne bar
itaoet op for De andre ON Woreenen
fanot De Vaabenet % %begpnote i'm
Seq meo oct / Den Gro, at oct life
bar laoet. 8ittten rammeoes / So
peoet % bleo siebliffelig brGbt.
blooms Mfifebiselie befrGftet. =
9ommer %. e. Huesile al 9ismarcf
bar afgipet en- &ienoelie, bporpeo On.
periisr Heitos o~pretboloes / i'm @r.
flPring at Siife- % Silotfommisie.
rens enlbe6e ipm pafant, forbi SSobn
8. Bloom bapoe ilnolabt at fpaliiice-
re paa loplig Waabe. Sagen pentes
at gaa til SsieIteret, men imiolertib
er Ell REORGANIZATION al &ommisiio.
men paabegpnot, meo elmer Subj
uonGpnt iom 9loomls Gf~terfplger.
8aif Gambling. 90 .en @asolin.
optl / Stationsaqent gmerps Sami.
liebefpemmeligbeo / Stationens oil.
Den @taee beepnote at ilaa no i
5lammer og itob | geereb meb OF er.
plobere, tog Mrs. gmerp ben liant
menoe Spn og faitebe ben neooper
Srappen. 0erpeo blen DOG Sen no.
turlige uoeang fra gefpemmeliebe-
BEN aflfaaret, men r~eiolilt Hap 500.
oeren fine imaa gsrn neb fra ct Bin.
on og boppebe iaa ielp eiter. Sngen
al Dem beifooigebes / Salbet. eta.
tionsbpgninsen neobrenbte.
lttafnemlis Ore. Sra Siasboro
berettes, at 9prlese S. Is. 8eas al
-Senornm, en- lioen gp paa Winne.
lota-Sioen al Slooen / 9orman
Gountp, Nor bar blepen brpbt al en-
Ore, ban bar tiIfalot for at bebanole
ltoe paa Ell Sarm | Traia Goulltp.
9Dret bapoe pGret unoerfaltet en-
Operation, bporunoer oct bapoe Doe.
ret lagt flaot til @arfen og foripar.
ltg bunoet, men ba 9aanoene Iesne.
oes iprat Sren op og ltprteoe lige
moo SprlGgen, iom ON Den biloe
b9bne Jig for De 8lager, Den netop
baboe p9ret unoerfaitet. 9pgen areb
fat / Srens Sorn, og meo raienoe
Sart blen ban iaa lat MOB ct Staal
traaogieroe. timber Srens pioere
gebanoling Der blep ban beloiapis
taitet belt oper @ierbet og berpaa
reooet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

plore Wano, iatte 9ipet til unoer ct
fortpilet Sorieg paa at reooe Dem.
glanbt De omfomne gsrn bar ben
12-narige Sennette Nelion. Oct par
UNDER Soreningen &. OF B.'s aarlige
l1oflitgt, of ulpffen bGnote.
@eifeben &ebningsmanS. gn ins
8l1t, s%ienipnlig en- Sarmers Sen, TO-
rebpggcoe Wanbag Ell itsrre nlpffe
poa Chicago, Nortb @eItern ganen
peo at ipringe imsoe ct Basiagertog
og faa oct itaniet, for oct naaeoe en-
al ben opiplilmebe Beef bortifpaeoe
Bro eaepe Wtil peitenfor Sono on
Sac. Ser bar paa Soget mango &ig-
folf fra Chicago unberpeis til fine
Sommerbiem peb Green Safe, og Der
bar Dem, iom gierne piloe babe gipet
Den raife 8llt en- 8%elenning, men
ban foripanbt fort eftes at Soget par
%itaniet, oe oct uoen iaa meget iom at
opgipe lit Hapn. Gen bortrepne 8ro
LA iaalebes, at Soget piloe bore
gaaet lige ne0 | 99ffeleiet.
Streifems 8effepibbe. Ser for.
teaes fra Stepens HoinS ON be mal1-
ge forifielige 9anifeligbeoer, iom
@. SO. @abe, Superintendent peb
Soo-9anens 8erfiteb Der, bar at
BRACES meo UNDER Streifen. Sorle-
ben fom ban iaaleoes inc paa en-
garberitlle, fog Sraf og &raue al for
at a%fpente lin Slr | Stolen, me- finn
for at erfare, of oenne getiening Der
bar negtet bam. gieren af Barber.
ituen tom bort til bam og ipllrate /
en- penlig Gone, ON ban bar Scr.
@abe. SO, ban bar Ga oct. "9a err
ieg bartge for at Ri life fan barbere
Dig" iagoe garbermelteren | famine
penlise Gone, % De to Wt9nb for.
ltco eieripnlig binanoen meget goot.
0tr. @aoe fortalte 9arberen, at
ban life bar nosen ltpiIie MOB bam
p%erionlig, tOg &rapen paa isien og
Git no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
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@arretion berettes, at Sarmeren
2ouis Sopelion / en- alporlig for.
brenot 5orfatning bar bragt til SO.
ipitalet. l1lpffen Dor forpolot peo en-
@asOlinsopns grploiionL % foruoen
at Sopelion blep forbrGnot paa for.
ifieaige 9ele al 2egemet bIep ogiaa
Saaningsbuiet ant9not.
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soelagoe berle frllOitenbig og beifa.
oi9eoe andre 9psninaer, bringenbe
BET belle Sab til opimoo SAC, 1000. @n
8asbeboloer ~erplobereoe og aigau ct
Sprperferi, Der ell fort Sio trueoe
meo at ipreoe Slbet ooer ct iterre
Mreal.
WiStenfte 2anbitrSeere arreitere.
be. Ser Wpno, iom 8oIitimpnoia.
beoer bar goo @rrnb til at betraate
iom nogle al o~eilrolige glementer in.
Den S. 8. So, er arreitereoe / slber.
been efter ct SoerfuIo paa ire @aat-
memo oeo minneapolis & q. 2ouis
8anens &unbbus oeriteos. 0e arre.
itereoe Meno antages at bore Web.
lemmer al Ell ganbe, iom bar ppret
mango Ssitarbeibere en- Blage.
st Wirafel. g. 9. 8reItreIe, ser
UNDER lit @rbeibe / en- 60 SOD bpb
grsno oeo WttQer be6speoes al @as,
bleo frellt paa Ell Waabe, iom bper-
ten ban ielo eaer nosen anoen fan
torflare. Od ban life ipareoe paa
Haab ira Wt9nbene pppe peo grsn.
oens Hano, blep ct Gang faitet neo
for at nogen 40 bette funoe entire neo
til banl, men fsr bette iperfiattes OBJ.
oageoe man, at ban bapoe arebet fat
| Ean9et. Wanoen blep ballet OBJ, oa
man tanot oa, at ban troos lin be.
ptoltleie Silitono baooe biot Tia faIt
Sanget ca frampaetie boIot bette
mellem SGnoerne. San bapoe niger,
SepioItbeo ON of babe eiort bette.