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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-11

pean languages, with English, the Sis
ters have been successful. During
the last few years, a phenomenal in
crease in the number of pupils has
necessitated the erection Of three or
four new school buildings.
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GRAIN FUTURES, MINNEAPOLIS
NOVEMBER s. 1922.

Wheat-December open, Ill; May,
open, Ill.
eats-December. open. s4a May.
open, 35 IS s-s
Rye-Decemher, open, 7sA; May,
open. 74a4
BarIey-De December. open, 54ss.
Flax-Deeember, open, 2.45: May,
open, 2.35.
Corn-D December. OPEN elb.
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"The Childhood of Christ" was the
subject OF the seventeenth sermon
OF the series preached in the Helena
diocese on the Apostles Creed. 1t
was prepared by the Rev. J. A. Kelly
OF Mount St. Charles college,
Helena.
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ST. PAUL POULTRY AND DAIRY.
PRODUCTS

Poultry
Turkeys. No. /, h.. 24c; hens. lbs.
up, lb., 17c; hens, 3-3k his. i2c: hens
under lbs. Toe; broilers, under Q lbs,
tic; springs, 219 lbs. up, Ice: cox, Zoe: :
ducks, 14c; geese. lie; live pigeons,
Butterfat, 45c: butter. extra, 41c;
packing stock, &c.
Dressed Veal
Fancy, 90 lbs to 120 lbs, 12cm13c:
&c.
EgGs-L0ss Off
No. fresh, per doz., loss off, 32c;
seconds, doz., 22c; cracks, zoe. .
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-27
~rxECUToR,s NATICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Let,
tiers Testamentary on the estate OF
sarah nj. Hendrix deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
Dist day OF January, 1922, by the
Probate Court Of Lafayette County,
Missouri. An persons having. claims
against said estate are required 70
sShibit them for allowances 70 the
Iunderrirned within six months after
lfhs date Of granting said letters OF
thew may be precluded from any BEN
eft Of said estate; and II such claims
ihe not exhibited within one year from
the date Of granting said letters they
will be forever barred. a.,
Witness my signature on TINS zls'
- JACKSON BRADLEY,
Attested by Stephen N. Wilson Judg.
Of Probate for Lafayette County
Missouri. a. 1000
{ sSEALl jan - A'1'
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THAT DULL ACHING.

Don't worry and complain a.
bout a bad back. Get rid OF III !
For weak kidneys, lame ana
acbv backs, your neighbors rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills
Ask your %neighbOr. Read TINS
statement: 80.
Mrs. John Rosewall' s. olu'
Addition. Lexington, says
warnings l was greatly troub
led with severe pains and ha'
such a dull ache through m!
hack that l could get no rest a
pigbt. | was miserable most o
the time and was bothered W.T..
dizzy spells. At times ntVl
flashes seemed to come beIor
NV ewes and 1 became BLINDED
7 felt tired and weak and cOul
hardly get about. My kidney
acted irregularly, too. Doan
Kidney Pills have been used SUI
L., o+bars of my lam
ly so l got a box and t tnsS =
tirely rid me of the trouble :,
Coo, at all dealers. FOster =
! burn Co., Mfgrs, Buffalo, N
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given. to all req
itors and other persons interested IN
the estate Of Alexander Graves ce-
ceased. that the undersigned Admin,
.istratrix viii apply to make a maj
settlement of said estate, at the rep
ruary term, 1922, of the Probate
Court of Lafayette County, MisSou-
ri, TO be begun and held at the Pro
hate Court room, in the city OF Lex
Iincton. ON the second Monday III
February, 1922
Administrative
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Notice is hereby given, that Let
ters Testamentary on the estate Of
America Anthony, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
Eth day of January, 1922, by the Pro
hate Court Of Lafayette County, Mis-
souri,. All persons having. claims a.
gainst said estate are required to ex-
.Sibit them for allowance To- the un-
dersigned within six months after
the date Of granting said letters, OF
thew may be precluded from any ben
eft of said estate; and il such claims
be not exhibited within n yeai
from the date Of granting SAID Iet'
ters, they will be forever barred. -,
Witness my signature on this 6tl
day Of January, 1922.
MARY H. ANTHONY
Attested by Stephen N Wilson
Judge Of Probate for Lafayett
County, Missouri. 80,
(SEAL) Jan. 0, ISII
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RINAL %sETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and other persons interested IN
the estate Of Nancy P. Ryland &c
ceased. that the undersigned Admin,
~Iistrator will apply to make a ma
settlement of said estate, at the Feb
ruarv term, 1922, Of the Probate
Court Of Lafayette County, Nilsson
RI. to be begun and held at the Pro
hate Court room, in the city OF Lex
ington, on the second Monday in FEB
F. LEE WALLACE,
Administrator
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rINAL sETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and other persons interested IN
the estate of Jermiah ]. Shinn de-
ceased. that the undersigned Exeeu-
tor. will apply to make hnal setIle-
ment of said estate, at the Febru.
ary term, 1922, of the Probate Court
of LAFAYETTE County, Missouri, to be
begun and held at the Probate Court
room in the city of Lexington, On
the second Monday in February lSzz
WILLIAM LEO SHlNN,
Executor
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fsvetts County, Missouri to.vat-
Lot Numbered five in BLOCK
the Original Town Of Corder' LaAay-
cite County, Missouri. -,
Given under my hand this zSIo
day Of January, 1872.
]. L. FORSHA,
Sheriff Of Lafayette County, NO.
January q, 1922.
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18th, 1920, and recorded in the Re-
corder's Office for Lafayette County,
Missouri, in Book $50 at Page % con-
veyed to the undersigned, as trus-
tee the following described real es-t
tate situate in the County Of Lafay-
cite and State Of Missouri, to wit:
The Northwest quarter of the South
west quarter Of section Eleven, ex-
cept one-half acre in the Southeast
t-cner, thereof, and the Northeast
quarter of the Southwest quarter of
section Eleven except one-half acre
in the Southwest corner, and six and
two-thirds acres off of the west side
of the Northwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter Of section Eleven,
all in Township fifty, Range twenty
four, Lafayette County, Missouri.
Which said deed Of Trust was CIV
en- to secure the payment Of a GER
tain promissory note in said deed OF
thrust described. Which said deed Of
Trust provided that upon default be-
, ing made in the payment OF said
> note, interest or any part thereon,
when the same or any part thereof
shall become due and payable accord,
ing to the true tenor, date and etfec'
: Of said note then the whole shall be
come due and payable. And where
as, default has been made IN tn,
!, payment of said note and interest
3 according to the true tenor, date an
: effect of said note, and said note an
! interest is now due and unpaid; nov
, therefore at the request Of the legs
) holder and owner of said note, an
y by virtue of the power in me veste
= by said deed Of Trust, |, the sal
Y Trustee hereby give notice that
!, will, on
= MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1922
at the Court House door in the On
s, of Lexington, Lafayette County, MI
I'd souri,, between the hours of Nine {
Of clock in the forenoon and Five I
clock in the afternoon OF said ga
On proceed to sell the above describ
of real estate, at public vendue, to t
nd highest bidder for cash in hand ]
en- the purpose of paying said note. t
nd interest thereon, and the cost OF
in cutting this trust.
nd Given under my hand this 10Th d
OF Of January, 1922.
he JAMES P. CHINN,
~ Trustee
Jan. Is, 1922.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-27
farm BUREAU NEWS.
.,.,te County Wen Repre-
- al Farmers Week.

.,.t,e County Well Repre-
lied at Farmers Week.
1.t.vette County was well
.l,assuted at Farmers Week
!. Columbia last week. The in
..Sst taken in improved meth
~ bv Lafayette County farm
~ !. i a good indication Of the
e..cross of farming in the COM
unity. The following are some
= those who attended: Frank
c~otterell, Bates City; Raymond
Esrold, Bates City; c. D. Laugh
In, Odessa; Mr.. and Mrs. H. K.
Hannah, Odessa; Mrs. 7. L.
Campbell, Odessa; Miss Anna
Windhausen, Corder; Mrs s,
Frank Fitchett, Lexington Mrs
lee ]. SIusher, Lexington; Mrs,
Harold Slusher, Lexington; Mrs.
G. H. Frey, Lexington; Chas.
Scbaefer, Higginsyille; Edgar
Krcnsage, Napoleon; Carl Rick.
hof, Higginsville Edward Rick
bof Higginsville Alfred Duvall
Wayerly Leonard Schmidt, Wa
verify Raymond Burgess, Wa
VERY: Walter Schmidt, Waiver
"; Miss Irene SeuseI, Corder
Mrs. C. w. Seuser, Cordep; B
E. Schaeffer, Concordia; E,
Walkenhorst, Concordia; Leon
ard Rehkop, Higginsville; Mis-
Rosa Dieckhaus, Higginsville
F. w. Caldwell, Higginsville
John Kuddes, Corder; Fran
Fulkerson, Higginsville; Henri
A. Schaeperkoetter, Corder; Al
mold F~landermeyer, Concordia.
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because of the delay. All work
ed hard, the men at the dishes
and things out of sight and the
women at the forms. After one
or two we're made double work
was started so 2 forms were in
progress at one time. Five
forms were finished in as many
hours and all went home well
satisfied with a days work well
done. While the Agent was en-
joying a dish of ice cream made
in a vacuum freezer the tele-
phone jingled and word came
that Miss Anna May Darnell
had fitted a garment since COM
ing home and would stitch it
the following day, Some speed
here!
4 The third demonstration was
given at Mrs. Fred Schaeper-
koetter's 3 miles northeast of
ICorder. AS the day was stormy
and many interested in this
work we're attending Farmers
Week in Columbia, only -four
/, were present. Three forms
were made, all finished ready
flor shellac. Mrs. Schaep.
erkoetter served some very pal
; atable refreshments after which
the several guests departed will
d some very ghostly looking OBJ
iects under their arms.
S The dress form demOnstra
itions during the week Of Janu
ary 1928 will be at Mrs. Drew
K elps north of MAYHEM on Wed
y nesday, January rs, and possI
= bly, one in the Hicklin Scho(
district east of Lexington, FIR.
day, January 9th. Mrs. Fran
Brown of Bates City will NEE
her sewing class at Mrs. Ge'
n A Webb's home in Bates Cit!
y January 81, and February Is
RS Mrs. Brown took the course 81,
IS en- by the Extension Service
y. Odessa last November and
ne now giving her community II
re benefit of what she learned
d. her class work.
I'll A similar 4-day clothing scho
&c will be given in or near Dow.
RI the week of February Sill Z
n, definite days have not been $
Cd nor the place definitely decid'
er on, whatch the papers for III
ther announcements.
~ Visitors are welcome at
els Farm Bureau meetings Any
n.y. ~ quiries about the Home .l EGOI
m n mics work should be sent
r. Helene Void, Home Demonst'
nm ton Agent, Higginsville' Mo.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all req
itors and other persons INTERESTED ~
the estate Of Annie z. Musgrove, ae-
ceased, that the undersigned Admin
istrator with will annxed, Will apply
to make a final settlement OF q
estate, at the February term, Iszz
of the Probate Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, to be begun ano
held at the Probate Court room, N
the city of Lexington, on the SECOND
Monday in February, 1872.
SAMUEL l. DRYSDALE,
Administrator with will annexed
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NOTICE OF

Notice 10 hereby gwen tnas srSian.
,scste of appointment as Evv;iIiam
" he person and estate Of SwU.ognd
II. Hacker, a person o. ths nm
I'd has been granted 70 =,
derSigned by the Probate Iso%ri, bearing
TafaVette County, MISSOURI, 1000.
date the 2Srd day Of January - i't.
All persons having claims a asgSiS;i
ss,1 70 the undersigned guat sror,
men allowance within one year nots
tSSss 9nte of granting ssid eers n ~,
NAV may be precluded irOw sai3
snset q said estate; ana -.
penens NJ not exhibited WITHIN IN, ~,
From the date Of granslns III
yeesapserte Of appointment they WI
liz forever barred. 80. oov,
witness my signature on TINS N'
a.v of January, 1922.
day MARY A. HAcK1ER,a
A..ssted BY stephen y. Wilson nS sUcs
N probate for Lstayss's V0'"''
Missouri. OF 100.
fSEAL)
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-27
lafayette County Students Al
The University.

The number of students en-
rolled at the State University
from Lafayette County augurS
well for the future progress
and standing of this county
The following are some of the
students in attendance there
this year: c. W. Campbell, H.
X. Hannah, John Riley, Paul
Slusher, Ben Slusher, Forest Lee
MeCOrd, Justin James, Robert
Chanblin, James Yeager, Fran
ces Branam, Janet Asbqry, Nec
AsbtRy, Earl Emison, Homer
Schooling, Harvey Brown, Jetel
MOtSinger,s Ike Shelton, Rober
Hays, Homer Maring, Francs
Gross, Edna Frey, Harry Frey
Melvin P. Harve, Louis l. Mein
er, Helen l. Miller, Carl
Petseh, Anna B. Wigbels, job
W. Whitsett, Mrs. Edward All
bolt, Helen M. Barker, Steve
A. Barker, Ben H. Brown, Plat
tenburg Brown, John B. Cal
michael, Harry Day, VIM. l
Emmison, Ernest Flucke, Elmf
K~nipmeyer.
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Home Demonstration Agents
Work.


During the week of January
1921 three dress form demon
strations were held. The trst
was given at Mrs. Roy Blake's
home in Higginsville. Tnree
forms we're made. The happy
owners Of "The perfect figure"
are all planning a new spring
ward robe. The second demon
stTatiOn was planned to be al
alLday meeting at Mrs. Il. L
Corbin's 2 miles east Of Dover
but as Old Xix developed a pan
somewhere in the "in'ards" ant
refused to carry the Home Dem
onsiration Agent beyond n
city limits Of Higsinsville, IN
meeting became an Afternoon
meeting. The H. D. A. arrive
at Mrs. Corbin's at 1880 Jus
in time to partake Of a deliciou
luncheon
Thirteen women and two ms
we've al anzious to set e wor
50 none would be disappolnse
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-27
TRUsTEE'S SALE,

uhoreas. Lee j Corloy and Flor.
enee v Corley. his wife, BY their Ger.
tain deed Of Trust dated August
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-27

Project Committee Meeting.
The Project Committee OF the
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
met Saturday, January 2lst at
the Farm Bureau Office and or
ganiEed this committee for the
coming year. This was the COM
mittee's first meeting under the
reorganization plan of the Farm
Bureau Ed Liese Of Cordel
was elected President, Amos
Wahrenbrock, Vice President
Project leaders were selected
for poultry, soils, clothing re
decoration and community mu
sic.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-27
sHERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION
STATE OF MISSOURI,
NnIINTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss.

Co1NTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, February TERM
1922, at Lexington.
Leslie Bartlett, Grace Hislop, Dewitt
c, Hackley, Bette II. Haekleyy Je-
die Hackley, Bird Hackley, Matte
Hackiey, Lucy Besmer, Edward
Hackley, and Hugh Hackley -"
VS.. -
John Hackley, May WhitlinEtonI
Maud Gentry, lone Dyer, Floyc
S-mitherman.f Earl Smitherman
,John S~mitherman, Fred SmithsT'
Yoan. Perciyal Smitherman, VIII
) lam Smitherman, Samuel Hackley
lanes Hackley, John Haekley, 20
seph Hackley, Fannie Campbel
!, and Virginia Lee Lake, Defendant
Rv virtue and authority OF a deere
d and order Of sale, in partition MAJ
n at the October term 1921 OF ~
d cult Court Of Lafayette County, M
souri,, in the above entitled cAus
a certified copy Of which was ISSUE
from the office Of the Clerk o. u
= Circuit Court, on the 9th day Oh n
vember 1921, and to me delivered,
l. +. Forsha, Sheriff of Lafayet
in County, Missouri, will on
e. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10Th, 10
e. between the hours Of nine o'clock /.
u the forenoon and FIVE o'clock in t
Irt afternoon, Of, that day, IN tTSnI
be the Court House door in the City
lrt lexington, Lafayette County. MISC
on =; during the session and sitting
%. tSe said Circuit Court Of Lataye
Conntv. Missouri, sell publicly at a
or. ton to the highest bidder 1or {.
in hand, the following described !
nstnte s~itnate. living and belng IN
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th, 1922
EYECnTRIX,S NOTICE.

Jan. 10, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Skirts Longer, Jackets
Shorter-Spring Vision
Manufacturers Styles Retain
Straight Line Silhouette,
With Variations

CLEVELAND. Dec. 2.-Longer skirts
ard shorter jackets will grace the
ooulrArd queen in the spring Of 1928,
secefting 10 the styles shown here to-
LAY At the annual convention Of the
Sslianal Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manu-
fsrturen' Association.
The straight line silhouette will re
main. but will be varied by draped
blouse Effects and faring lines In sport
An1 automobile coats. Sleeves arc TO
q leow and bell-shaped on many coats,
and jatktts will be gathered in mar.
~ bands at the wrists. Plaids were
stesn IN the sport coat types.
IAs low bloused jacket and boxy
yp Of suit coat are being made for
Fsir With plain skirt or with q dress
constitute a three-piece suit. In
.aty instances the skirt is draped
lightly and has an uneven hem line.
folret and twill cord, however, will be
y most widely used for suits, manu-
kierers said.
Ihe soft clinging fabrics will give
ssr grace TO spring coats, which arc
y tnree types-wraps, capes and
'uaight tine coats, either with or with
s:l blouse. SILK will appear in many
o. NE ofessier wraps.
ian shades, beige and sand will rival
Nly' Srsystone and batwing are the
Nv gray tones.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
big Six" Takes Mound
against White Plague
na'ly' Once Idol of Dia-
"ond Sells First Christmas
Seals 10 Mayor

e''.g sAthewsOn, Of saranac Lake,
''ns'g Of the Polo Grounds. opened
!. ~riiinas drive Of the New York
..iiSSssalolis Association yesterday by
ps ps : batch Of Christmas seals to
l.RR'f l.R'f hylan on the steps Of the City
-. great crowd collected In the
L.. - p'azi when the word went round
ise was "Astty" with the Mayor.
,-..gh .l.'agh sighting the battle OF his life
r',.Ia' 'a.' he white plague, the old
40. iii,aS sal keen OF eye and OF remark
L., Isgged appearance. Erect and
I. " carriage. as he appeared on
u, ',siasns asns . decade ago, the former
r.,;. /" tne fans looked as II he was
sg.s winning night against disease.
, ,..a5 5 vii assist in the drive for
IN. sad then return 10. Saranac
400 AL lhe association hopes TO sell
k.,''w stamps in Manhattan and the
=, one nene between now and Christ
Al y.hef drives are being carried
"s other bOroughs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
s'ag Tells Nebraskans
,,reepie Should Dictate Laws

~ ~. ~. Neb- Dee. General
n 80 .,'s''hing. advocating support
s.is'.ss NAY bill o. 1890 and militsrs
r,n, eI citizens. in an address
'ssb,' ..o .eeAl club Of which he is q
ehy a. 10 that unless we give pos
= q; G'sneht Of our experience we
: =, 100 700 prone 70 leave things
tllI,s llIs'sturst ,s.urst when we ought to
n1' ~. .aem What to vote for ana
~ ~, 'ala. I've ought 10 have our
"a q % lot Of things we were
49, ,,'fget as soon az the war
= isl.sss,,S < and the |. W. ",
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
H,.b I, Veteran ". r.

u,,hably the best known mem
= i. Irish bar, and for thirty
,. =, ,,,rs was member Of tho Brit
p,rtsnent, retiring from active
..e.i,s i 1918. lie has always been
,-l;re Nationalist supporter, and in
"a wired the United States FOR
,,;,f period 20 10 n larneli and John
lns, n their crusade. lie is distins
r,i,i,S for his flashes Of biting in
1aiae
lsiouvh .he Free State government
rnon,ionsbiy expects final enactment
q fe Irish constitution TO be at
Md by an attempted republican
,ssD &, Dublin. and is in consequence
ss1rrr out a drastic program OF
s,r.k ana patrol In the Irish capita
ar. the day has passed of with
ssaps cuiet. Military activity in the
~ continue undiminished. however,
s,i twas stated to-day that all roads
',,dirr from the capital were heavily
u,r1ed. A Dublin dispatch 10 The
Irbsne states that the population
ss,r1lly shares the nervousness OF
~ soyisional government, but points
sgl "A, the unusual extent Of the pre-
,,ufionsry measures adopted may con-
rbuis 10 the general tension.
Valuable Papers Seized
In ,ssrches to-day several armed
=, were captured, and " is stated
IA, Important documents we're found
"A ore msn who had penetrated the
,o,don Of Free State soldiers before
h vas arrested. II is thought that the
-u,,rrnspt will not relax Us vigilance
luring he coming week. Hugh Ken
az lsv adviser 10 the Free State,
no returned from London to-day, said
Ia, Kitg GEORGE assent 20 the con
iituiion viii probably be given Tues
day. In that case the present Dali
viii then automatically become the
over house Of the Free State Par
lament, while the Senate should be
pointed within few days thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
-, rsroploa t'"''oH

-. r4rlfi fsI''',-
Tr'- =. -. Ssv York Tribune lac
o''ln'. ... ~, s-Alihcngh The ru-
loNDy.e .,,,ss,. q lin Heaiy, X.
isoFea s,.. !, h. he first Governor
8, I'll :, p'S''tl =, ~ asi Free State has
,,,, ,,,,,s .'ill,'s a, -. > Heals from Dub
l','', "a. ~ today has tended to
~. 4. y vsrs ' risss to the hurmise that
~ III n chosen 20 fiji the new
rost IL IsIsnd
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
irish Irregulars
Fire ON British
Slip; Wound |
+. rover Crew Takes Cover
s,'Ieul Replying and
s'ssls Disperse; Dublin
sS s''ae Of New Fighting
:, State Fears Coup
-, RumOred Nominee y.
a','''F ',,',Fir., Governor, Makes
S..,s Il Journey to London

Il. q-Firing Is proceed
.rs : u !, s,.sroyer vansiitart- ly-
>. 'r,l'l Z. ~. s.,sSss' sSssi $50 yard. from
y IN ''' = ~ xernsre, is reported to
~ on : .,,,,trd from the shore
Sc ..l.,.' - sAs opened rife fire on
: i'T'l''...-.. =. ,r.o took 70 cover and
tas s'sil .....,s to return the iirs.
ID 20 -. winisms was shot
ASs 4. n, shoulder, but is said
% y - 80 s...r.yer, after which the
's'' ,'..,i., + !, ,.r,y disappeared
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Wiuionfunoet
Iibcnifabcu befrrfter, at oct par RI
peoe nGoiife Sfatte.

Webbclelicn ON Oct eneltaaenoe
I,l,nO / Suiflano al @rllbs % Sslu'
ioucr ira Mibbelalbercn befrGftes MI
al Ell tuif SioenifabsrnallO, Or. So.
honres aIcinpa,ll, iom gisr Gmnei
til 8lcnitanb ior en- forelsbig Sn1ta'
le, ibet ban erflGrer. at Sllloet:
Iproi iaftiif CT iaa Itor. at alcl1e Me
tollet onoraaer iii 20 0eillorer
Marf. aunit. oa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hor panifelia funnel anllaocs. Sul
rrflrrcr, at oct or al SanoipnligbeS
ior, of oct cr Den ganle Sitalin Ster'
tcbcCferS Rsuerifatte, iom pua ocnnc
mcrfelioc Waaoc er fommet for Ia
oens 2ps. 9oftoren iortUIler, al
Jrnbet er giort / ct Gar &ilomcterS
Sliitano ira glpen Sites mlpGrenDe
Sob, o. / NGrbeoen al 8obict Often
baoen, ipm ifal bare pGret Stsrte'
bccfcrS Gle. ct Stpffe Bel beriro
blep / lin Sio funoet | Warlfen e,
;1ortoi ira @italinernes Siosaloer.
Get piicr Jig, at fun lioet al Stsr'
tcbecfcrs itore Rigoomme blep iunoet
citcr hans $40, og giennem Siocrnt
bor mango Wenncifer ioriGgt at fins
Sc. hpor sc bar blepet neograpct
"Iornitigc 6olf" bar altib rpitct
paa Nupcbct al Sraoitipnen ont o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03


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