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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Tells u. S. Public All Such
Vessels Are Likely To
Be Destroyed.
PASSENGERS RISK
THEIR OWN LIVES
Washington Holds Notice Does
Not Relieve Kaiser from
Responsibility.
From TIE Tribune Bureau

Washington, April 30.-In advertise
mcnts placed in the most prominent
newspapers Of the United States, with
view to reaching every American
reader possible, the German Embassy
Will give notice tomorrow that all
who travel on ships flying the flags
Of Great Britain and her allies in the
war zone, do so at their own risk. This
notice TO the public, which follows the
formal notice Of the war zone given
By Germany 70 the State Department
some time ago. reads as follows:
NOTICE.
TRAVELLERS intending to en-
bark on the Atlantic voyage are
reminded that a state Of war exists
between Germany and her allies
and Great Britain and her alhes;
that the zone of war includes the
waters adjacent TO the British
Isles; that, in accordance with for
NAL notice given by the Imperial
German government, vessels flying
the flag Of Great Britain, or any OF
her allies, are liable TO destruction
In those waters, and that travellers
sailing in the war zone on ships
of Great Britain or her allies do so
at their own risk.
IMPERIAL GERMAN EMBASSY.
Washington, D. c., April %, 1915.
A high Official OF the State Depart
ment declared tonight that, on hssty
consideration Of the question, he did
not believe the advertisement would
change the status Of the present situa-
ton. This would indicate clearly that,
DESPITE the advertisement, Germany
will be held TO a strict accountability
for the killing OF any American on a
passenger ship Of the Allies.
So far only one American
Thrashcr has been so killed, and the
papers IN his case are now IN the hands
Of President Wilson.
The same State Department official
suggested that, while this advertise
mont might not relieve Germany of any
respoDsibility, afTront could scarcely
be taken at il, as it might readily be
construed as a friendly warning TO
Americans.
Publication Of the advertisement
caused much speculation here, and
luauV were the reasons duN dllStu' Inv
German Embassy declined to say any
thing further than that the advertise
mcnt spoke for itself. Some naval Off
GERS thought that the notice presaged
the beginning of a more vigorous cam
pairn by German submarines TO destroy
Great Britain's commerce. This, they
said. was borne out by that part Of the
advertisement calling attention TO the
war zone around the British Isles.
A couv Of the German Embassy's
advertisement was read TO Secretary
BRYAN in the Pennsylvania Station last
night. He was deeply interested IN
th, warning, but would not comment
on IL.
DR.. Dcrnburg. special representative
Of the Kaiser in New York, through
his secretary at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
last night said:
personally, I believe that the adver-
tiscment is d warning by Germany in
sincere effort TO prevent injury to
the travellers Of neutral countries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
100000 Gold from Mexico.

There was deposited at the Assay
Office yesterday 100000 gold which
came from Mexico. This is the largest
shipment from that country that has
arrived here in some time. II is the
output of the Mexican mines. and, it
was stated, has nothing to do with the
exchange market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
TSING-TAO OFFERED
BY JAPAN TO CHINA
Toxic Government, However,
Would Retain Control of Gus.
toms and Railroads.
[By Gable to Tbs Tribune

Tien-Tsin, April 3o.-It is insistently
reported that Japan Is offering to re-
store Tsing-tao to China if the latter
accepts the revised demands as pre-
sented conditionslly. These include
the opening of Tsing-tao as treaty
mort with an extensive japanese set
Element, the customs, telegraphs and
railways remaining in japanese con-
troll.
Peking. April 30. The Chinese
statesmen will meet the Japanese
plenipotentiaries tomorrow, when they
will present China's reply 10 the last
list Of demands submitted by the Toxic
government. There is reason TO be-
Geye that the Chinese answer will con-
tain only a limited number of further
concessions.
Washington. April 30. Viscount
Chinda, the japanese Ambassador. had
another long conference to-day with
Secretary Bryan, presumably on the
Japanese Chinese negotiations now be.
ing conducted in Picking. 1t is assumed
that the conference related to the re.
vised demands presented 10 the Chinese
Foreign Office early this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01

such a way as not TO endanger life,
limbs or nerves.
Among the requests which were not
granted were the automatic release,
time and a half for overtime IN freight
and switching service and the hve-hour
day in passenger service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01

after May 1, 1915. The board was un-
able, because of the newness of electric
railroad service, to fix rates Of pay IN
detail. but named $3.50 day as the
minimum for motormen in. passenger
service, and $3.50 for their helpers;
S4.75 for motormen in freight service,
and s275 for helpers.
Enginemen of milk trains. circus
trains and other irregular service, such
as pusher and helper. receive the rate
accorded on through freights-an in
crease amounting to from 10 to Is
per cent.
The men will be paid for delay while
in their cabs at initial and final ter
minals, and for time in excess of thirty
minutes spent in preparing their en-
pines for service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Switch Enginemen Raised.

Switch enginemen will receive an ad,
vance in daily pay of 25 cents on small
engines and Is cents on large ones.
Men held away from home terminals
shall, after twenty-five hours idleness,
receive a minimum days pay of ten
hours, based on last service, out of each
succeeding twenty-four hours until they
get runs.
Through freight wage rates were ad-
vanced to 90 cents, increasing with
weight of engine, and % cents on some
Of the extremely heavy engines.
Way freight enginemen will receive
30 cents a day more than through
freight men.
Surprise tests will be conducted in
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

Boitore1l biI bore at tube | iii
&o11tor &irferL 1876 Gbomas
ct, bier Eirs0ag, Gorsoae %.
2eroag, fra 81. 9--12 SIN. %.
fra 81. 2---5 gm. 8aitore11s go
Zig ct M Nr. 2SS Sbpmas ct.
Sc. g. @roie, 8aitor.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. Hj1rnet af Broad
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds-
t~jenester som f9lger: Pr@diken
sgndag Form. III. 1890. Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sgndag Aften ri. 7.45; literaert MD
de de tire fgrste Tirsdage / Name
den. B9nnem9de liver Onsdag At
ten Kl. 8.
n 6. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B.. s., m9der 1. og 8. Fredag / Maa.
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FoRENINGEN .GoDT HAAB" ND
der 2. og 4. L9rdag paa Vasa Hall.
|FORENINGEN DANMARKs SON
NER" at D. s.. D. r. mdder 2. og
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKs DDTRE m9der 2. og 4.
Tirsdag j hver Manned Central
Hall, 70 w. z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN DANA" ND
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
BLEONORA CHRISTINE LOGB Mr..
so, d. s. S., m9der /. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
.FORENINGEN "HAABET' mgder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
~dag j Maaneden.
DEN. DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE-
ming mdder paa Central Annex Hall
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

Nbt slagteri. 5ormers Terminal
gocfing So. fer / 8pen bill allereoe
M tic @glten paobegDnOe Spfprel=
en snf ct ltprt 5logteri / gsemport.
Den npbbenbige &apital me1es al
,Ierepe at bore teg11et. Set poa=
itnnes, at 5lagteriet tilnGrmelleS=
bis bill blipe lieeiaa tort 1om 5mift
q Cos i 5o11tb ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

DANsK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTBPHANs
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans .og Ste
yens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
ssndag Form. ri. II. sgndagssko-
lie ri. 9.
8iblsatba ba~nif=norffe 8resbbtefia-
rer Strife, 1876 Gbomas ct, npr
Slice ct. Donf @nostienelte bber
5gnoog Morgen SCI. 1890. en-
gelif @uostieneite bber 5sr1oog
often a1. 8, bborth oIIe er bier
telig belfontne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

NDt sbeater? st &pgte Diloe
fprleoe11 bioe, at Der paa BEN gon1le
8ibIiptbefs @rrnb / Ell npr 5ren1=
fio bill blipe bpgget ct 11pt Sbeater.
uGbe Nlm1tnges 8n10epille Cont
pnnD" Der meO 9elO bar opereret
gelten og poa 5tillebapsfpltel1,
me11er at bile gibe 5oreltillinger
Der BET paotenffe 5beater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30


.ss Aparolb Slion, 4S 2ptorr &loce,
Der fforrige uge blep libsfarligt
Iaare peo ct &eDolberattentot, uo=
gbe nf banS 5teofaoer golparo
Snn1on, benligger frembeles / be-
tpnfeIig 5iIltano meb ri11ge &oob
frn 2pgernes SIDE ON at operlepe
5te0fa6eren bar inbrpntmet at
bare ffu0t poo bonn meo bans egen
MepoIper, bpilfet itemmer operens
sIieD 9Iions Sorflari1lg til Gou1ltp=
an0Dofat 81. 8. 0'8rien.
Sanion paoltaar at babe ba1lolet
gagDbnrge, Def BON ON Mfte11e11
aif M in Mrbej6spla0s paa Jabri=
Ipn bpor ban er anin iom Notte-
mgt bleD mgrebet af Dillon, Der,
sbeDpbnet meO en- &11ippel, laa paa
i1r efter bam.
Sonim forflarer, at DC to
Raao bnboe baref oppe at trpttes.
8nsfeeiag. iom iaa ienere
Sbor eiipe NnIeoning to Saanogri-
beligbeoerne.
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Som fortelig omtalt i iioite lge
CT q. so. 5mttb, 2212 Sremont
Nbe. So, Ell of bore Met fremro=
.genoe 2anbsmpno, afgaaet beb 9g=
Sen / cit Ml6er at "a Mar. Sons
Mapn bar i marge Mar bart for0el=
.agtigt fjen0t blo1r6t Sfanoinoperne
Der i 2anoet lige fra Mtlarrter= til
5ttllebabet.
". 80, Smitb par Ell pioebeginr-
Zig Natur, Der burtig fanot Sor-
boloene oerbjjeinmes i 8onmarf for
imaa % for trange til at tilfre0s=
title bans Gioebegier, iom ban
maatte ibge at matte i 2iDefs boar
Be 5fole beo at reiie og 'tje1e Jig
trent, ibet bans Sorelbre life bob
De / Sberflo0 al 0e111e 8er6e11S
Mom1no11. @ats Sober Dar 5meo
/ Ell lille 2m10sbp De0 &ol0ing,
bbor Sen 11nge 5mitb bofieoe op
un0er lmaa ,pg lanbltge Soar, men
bbor BON fom til at elite Mrbejbet.
cit 9no, Ser lenere foln bon til
@o6e, 81 ban belluttebe at relic til
Mmerifa, 2o16et, Ser gjalbt fpr at
liggc inbe me6 0e mango og itnrf
M1tligbe0er. Sen Mlber at 26 Nor
iag6e BON SEN biemlige Mrne Sorpcl
og tog Sure paa ct 5fib for pao
6e11ne Moobe at betnle 8illettel1 til
BEN 11De geroe1n. 2pbebonen i set
Sremmebe begDnote ban: 1om Com
bob og bleb 1enere &ancbma1t, i1,bz
til 8ul0feberen greb bam. San blep
0a ogiaa mart Gjer al CIT @ulo=
mine | CALIFORNIA, Ser for cit Sin
bragte bam cit life ltbetDoelig 6or=
niue, men ga Minen Ell ifipn1e Dag
bar n6tpmt, ito0. togiaa 5mitb meh
Saffe og 5po0e poo bar 8u11o.
Wfeo 8orgerfrigens l1obruo brgl
ogiao 2piten frem bos Sen utrntte=
|lige entity til at laa ct 5log fo1
oct npe Sa6rela1o. San melote fig
fribilligt, bleb ontaeet, TOM til
|Sronten, blep iaoret, bjemienot, hel-
|breoet. Meo fin olorig ipigtenoc
Gnergi gier1nemgtf ban UNDER 8or:
%gerfrigen Sen &roces belle fr(
E@nnge.
Otter at bane gipet ben11e Brebe
poo lt6boloe11be6, bleb bon oniat
1om Stationsfor1tol1oer pao en-. a0e
Gg1L bborfra SSnoionerl,e flere @o11=
ge bab6e efspe0eret bans SorgGn=
gere ober / en- o16en Gerben. Mnb
.ben 5lags Mngreb bolot ben I'M
paa BET Smraaoe ber0e0e Scr.
.5mitb tappert Stan6. Men me0
fin Srung til SpleDel1er og &irf=
iombeo lit ~&ie0iommeligbeoe1 %
@~niombeoen paa Ben Doe @gn @ngt
meo bans Soalmooigbeo, laa bo1r
rejlte otter 116 upQo 2ibet". Denne
Gong til California igje1, bbor BON
|ferlt bopoe fplt @l1loetS 0ragenoe
Meagt. Oct bar paa Sen Sio, 90
8in6Drfningen Der bar begDn0t
Smith blep iii mart fra ct Sir
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!. &aa 8eipg. 8orgmelteren / 8os=

&aa 8eipg. 8orgmelteren / 8oS=
ton. Masi, S. 80. gurlep, iom
fammelt n1eb lin Snitru % 5pn
mfom Der til 8pen / Eors0ags
s.Niften paa Siembeien fra @eitfpiten,
nfIngoe / Monoags "Opens 8orgme=
tier ct 8eisg. @an bar iarlig i'll
.teres1eret i @a0ebel9gni11gen fer.
5ta0singenipr Glm1sien fprte bonn
runbt / 8pen for at beie @aOerne.
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8%ranbpGienets Set.

8ran6m9nbere ifol til nelte Mnr
ofbol6e oeres Acknowledgement ber i
0finneopolis og ga bet1ne Soron-
%italtni11g Ell forbnnoet meb ltore us
glitter for De Deltagen6e, bar
BET berb9renbe 8ratlDb9len i Spr=
e11ing meo &orplene / ct. &o11l
mi bell11ttet at opfgre Sighting tbe
6lames" til Sorbel for 11npnte De=
legoter.
Sighting tbe Slomes" er en- req.
liitiif og regulnr Slbebran6, Ser
foronitaltes paa Dprif1eplaoien
2gr0ag Gftermio0ag be1p 81. Suli.
&e0 0en1le 2eiligbeo bill GiIifuer=
ne blibe 8i6ner til ollie Sc ipen6e1-
De 5cener, Ser %foregaar UNDER EN-
SlOebron6. 5grit bill man blibe
pr9ienteret Ell almin6elig 8Dga6e
meo So%rretninger pg &ontorer; til
at befolfe eller rettere at bebon6re
0e1tne @a6e er ser leiet ct &erio=
nale paa 300 Mo11o, iom laa ifol.
agere uSorferoelie", 11oar Sl6en
opbages, bborefter bet uoruitebe og
fulotullige 8ran6mmnofob / raien-
De Sort fon1mer fiere11be meo 6eres
&efbiiitter for at begpn0e BET fare
f1l6e ReoningsarbejDe 11nber boa6e
trogiife og f%o1nilfe Sptri1t, fra 8e=
boerne at BET br91noenoe Sus. Store
Spcile bill iaaleoes blibe faltet no
al Sirr611et for at urebbes", me6e1ls
Maorosfer blipe llebt 1lco as Srop=
perne meD famine 6ormaal.
Scrub for 8ran0icener1 bill Ser
blipe gibet ct S6r9tsprogram meo
8egpnoelle 81. 1 @ftm. Set be-
ltaar al Mutomobil= og SeltebR6oe-
lpD, SrDOe= og SOIeIdH1p, ODn11d=
itifopbisning oib.
ut Mrranggrerne life bill fomme
til at faloe forgj9bes til Set, bill
lite bore pmifeligt at foruoiige.
ST. PEDERs DANsKE EvANG
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 9
st. Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formid.
dag ri. 1890. Altergang f9rste
Sdndag i hyer Manned. Anden
S6ndag hver NAMED tillige Aften.
g~udstjenes.e H. g..
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkent
Prast, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard
2s1O- E: 22nd Street. Telefon;
Smelling 497.
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minneapolis.

&aptejn 6. .. 8eteripn al "Opens
Milits ron1tes / 2groagS al ct Sod
belf11o UNDER 9belierne | 2eiret1 neb
Cafe Gitp. San bleb braet til ct.
8arnobas &oipitalet, bbor &egimen=
tets Saarlege, Or. 81. sc. S%eoerien,
Deo EFT Operation fit &11glen fier=
net, og &uptejnen iiges I'LL at bore
i go6 8eoring.
Sborbalbien 2pgc Scr. 45, 8. g.
|S,, afbplber, iom befje1tbt, lin oor-
lige &icric paa fpritform1en6e Opt
6ag gftermibbag paa 5teffenic1s
Sarm. &omiteen bar a%rra1lgeret en-
%fornpjelig Set % BET lfoar oerfor
til at bente, at mango al bore
2a1losmnn6 / Sbillingbperne me0
0eres Som1ilier bill fomme tillteoe
Norogaaenoe 5porbogne poo Chi
eago &. Sremont 2inien bennttes
til 2iniens gnbe, bborfro be11tenoe
Mutomobiler fgrer Deltogerne til
6eltpla6ien.
Bebes bemGrfct. l1r6ertegneDe
er arn1ooet ON at %116orbejbe en fort
Ifattef biltoriif 5renlltilling on ben
bal1ife Dilettantlcene / Minneopolis
90 ct. Saul. De blonot be el6re
II Sen 6anife &oloni fer / Sbilling=
bperne, Ser min0es banlfe 9ilet=
tantforeltillinger Der / Gioen fprnb
for 1905, ON set e1b FIN er Sen
omtrentlige 9ato for iaabom1e, fan
beifriDe Dem roget ner1nere, or1gipe
l5tbffers og Sfueiptlleres Nabr1e,
epertl1elt bor 8la6116flip berom eller
Scene eller &oltpme=5otografier,
beDes / Sogens Snteresle ie1l6e
Meo6elelie berom til g.. 6. 8ar=
6enfletb, 1926 Bloomington Mbe1rl1e,
minneapolis.
8Dens Snobaanerantal bor Ben
lite Snli lteget til 353,46t. Sper-
ilaget er boleret paa 8efsten al
8pens SnobDggerontal mellem
1900 og 1910.
Minneapolis bobbe / 1910 3Ot,=
|40S S1obpggere, oltiaa en- Sorpgel=
lie al 52,O53 | De ii0ite FEM Mur.
Sfglge Geniusb11realtets Sberllae
bab0e ct. 8aul ben lite Suli al
500 Snobpggere; Dull1tb, 81, 9t3;
8inonu, 1858; girgi1ia, 1920;
lSibbing, 1870; ct. glouo, IL
621; Manfato. 1896; Stillmater,
10,191; &e0 8i11g, $3.50; Sari=
bault, 9,597 og 8roiner6, 9,O52.
Minneiotas Befolfning onilaaeS
til 2,246,761 imoo 2,O75, 7OS /
1910, 9ette letter Minneioto ion
oen 18be i &afffen / Snobpagera1:
sot
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Mbresier pmifes.

nn0erteg1e0e gnlfer M0resi en- paa
bG0erlig a~flfe0igeoe 5oloafer, lom.
bar gprt Gieneite ! ben a11terifanlfe
Scr, Slaaoe eller 5tatsmilits.
Moresierne beoes benligit ienof
til
6. Mnoreen
Boz 81,
gDler 2incol1 60, Minn.
MaeoIem 1851, aMmecican 2egion1.
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ma operoraget at inofgre Sc falifors
niife 8ine ! often. SON 11eoiatte
fig ! bette gierneo i 3bilaoeIpbia,
bpor bans ler1ere fjenote Sorretni11g
mort bleb %gr1,1lolagt. S 1885 OPP
retteoe Smib ben 8orretring
Miuneapolis, iont BON meo itnr
DDgtigbeb % Selb bar orebet til
fin 800 % ion III er obertaget at
bans sg11.
Sor116en De Der rpp1tte 8efipfti=
bor Scr. 5rnitb / fine nnge.
Mar foriegt itg font Sgmanb, SSer1l=
1b%anearbeiber % 5armer. Da en-
|0elig Seloet for Mlpor begp11ote at
ilaa Splge me6 barn, begpnote ban
,oaiaa at tilegne zig Ell bel Del bog
lige <n6ifober, eioroe Neiier til.
europa % Sapa1r.
Sin ir6bglteoe gi6en moatte, fplte
ba1k pgiaa fontn1e andre tilgoDe.
San freb Derfor a6ifillige 8gger,
bboraf u21cf Of a Numbering Dane"
Dafte %betboelig 0piigt. Seen iarlig
befien6t paa set Smraa6e blep ban.
Dog ferit efter 10gibelien al en-.
Saan6bog for Metalpe1tge fra bele
Berben. Dette Barf anerfienbes
enom1 lom set hetpoeliglte pao BET
Smraa6e.
scr. 81. 90. Smifb opnooeoe BOG
trent for alt at blibe ifattet % og=
tet iom Mernef tie. MItio bar BON
berest til at reffe en- biplpenoe og
beile6en6e Sannb til alle, Ser trqngz
te, bborfo . ban meo &ierligbe0 %
Mgtelie bill blibe minbet al ollie.
Sons 8egraoelie fan0t 5teo fra
S1emmet UNDER meget itor 9elto=
gelie Iorsoog 6ormiooag sen %.
SCI. 10.
st oberoroentlig rigt @alo al
Blpn1iter og &ronle bar brogt lom
en- 9Dl6elt til Ben Mtopoe. Setter,
bleb baaret al Me0arbG0ere / Sor=
ret11inger.
Standardization % Sen gpriae
firfe1ige @onoling forretteoes al
8altor Morriu.
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&or samle %beficnbtc 2anbsmanb
Wr. Stabr, iom / Ell lang Morreffe
boeoe Der | 8Den, men iom I'LL OPP
boIoer Zig / ct. Souls, beieger /
oisle 9oge Genner og 8efie11bte, pg
agter efter ct &ar Tigers Dpbolo at
oe1r0e tilbage til 6ien1met i ct.
!13o11is.
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Rsbeber mca inoielloes, lao De e.
| 9rDtferiet 1enelt Eorsoag Udooag.
ES 0putor: 2O1 Court 8iDet.
Sch aipb eller &eparation al
Il1bre beisg ben Delfie,tote S1peler
Esiu,on Melioh 2O9 6. 7tb Street

Site minbrc enb $4,000 reeiitre.
reoe Mntmnobiler fin0es for Chen.
5toten Minneiota. &pt1oige Solf
SIlel,er, at inben Oftdber pil 5allet
8bRre lteget til 100000.
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st. PAUL.

se1b.oer ,llca inoielloes, iao be e.
9rDtferiet ieneit Eorsoog Ddooag.
ss &uutor: 2O1 CURT 8lDct.
sch aigb cller MeparatiDn al
l1bre befgg ben Deltie,tote SSubeler
Sin1o1 Neliom, 209 6. 7tb Street.
mirbrc cub $4,000 regiltre=
reoe Nuttmnpbiler finoes for Chen
5tote1 Minneiota. &pnoige Solf
lne1er, at inben Oftdber bill 5allet
Dpre teget til 100000.
ggeeorif Spm,mernoflnet. Sire nor
re Spreninger / Spillingbperne nil
nlamen bolbe oeres Counterfeit ben
lite Mllgu1t neo &balen pg 2orpen=
telir Mpeln,e Der ! 8pen.
Danmarfs 9ptres 8a5ar Mtebe
Bill De1,ne @ol1g blibe afbpl6t Dos
Mfrs. Gruellen, 1904 Belt Minne=
bobo 5treet. Soreningen boaber
nt le joo nla11ge lom ml1ligt Deo Bet
fe Mpoe Onsbag @ftermiboag Den
Abe Auguit ST. ~. Mle Sorenit1=
gems Meolemmer CT bel1llglt iro=
buot.
gsDt sbeater? st &pgte Diloe
fprIeoe1, bibe, at Der paa BEN gon1le
8ibIiptbefs @runo / Ell 11Rr Sre11t=.
fio bill hlibe bDgget ct NIT Sbeoter.
ugbe Rlartoges 9al1oepille Cont
pn1D", Der meO 9elO bar opereret
Gelten % paa 5tillebabsfpltel1,
mener at bile giDe Joreltilinger
Der BET paatanfte Ibeater.
NAsDt Slagteri. 5ormers Ierminol#
8ocfing So. fer / 8pcn bill allereoe
M tic Soften paabegpnOe Spfprel=
en snf ct 1tort 5lagteri / geepporf.
a1popenbige &apital menes al
,sIereDe at bore tegnet. Set poa=
itnneg, at 5laeteriet tilnernelleS=
bis bill blipe lieeioa tort JONI Slpift
y Cos / 5o1tb ct. Saul.
aaesaa 8eips. 8orgmelteren / 8oS=
ton. Masi,. S. 80. Gurlep, iom
samme11 nre0 lin Suitru % 5pn
anfom Der til 8Den Iorsoogs.
.Nfften poo Siemoeien fra 8eltfplten,.
nflngbe / Monoags Opens 8orgme=
tier ct 8eigg. SON bar larlig in=
~teresIeret i @a0ebel9gntngcn ber.
5tn6singenipr Glmuslen fprte bom
Srl1n6t / 8Den for at bele @a0erne.
&pr Qanbsmanb @tlliam Mar-
Zoe, Sorfatter pg Mbiat6r, bpu0
fiDIte @genifab angaar Dor BON ben
ifgr1te Der / Minneiota, fejreOe !
Spnoaes iin 95=aorige 5poielsoog
fit Sicm / 8bite 8cor. Sin fgr=
tie 2uftifipper=5ufees panot ban !
1857 beo i en- 8allon, iom bo11 ielp
bapoe fonitr1eret< at flpbe fra BET
anmle &upitolil1m til 8pen @11go,
Min11. Den gonnle er enonll ralf
ng fDif % pcl1ter at oplepe iin 100
naIige 5goielSbag.
st. 8anl bliber snriitbp. SIT
ia1opis at 1uriiter paslerer / oenne
sD BDen paa @rnn0 al 0en 11De
Danpboooslinie 5m 5roncisco-
BortlanD, 8aa0en Greet Nortbz
mn meobragte paa lin iiolte &ejie
725 8os1agerer til 8ortlano, bporaf
528 pasiereoe ct. Saul pao Sci til
g1tcn. Meange blep bog fortere Ell
Ier Iangere SID / 8pen for at bele
benz bbilfet paa flere Maaoer er til
boroel for Sorretni1gsoripe11oe %
Bpen lom @elbe0.
8pcns sfolebmbset forpges be-
fDDeligt. Sorilag til 8pens 5inans=
LOB for set fomme1loe Mor ubor=
beiDes / benne 5ib. Set meres, at
BET lamle0e Budget pil blipe betty
0eIigt fDregd, bbilfet bobeoiageliq
biiorprer fra Meruogifter paa lin:
oerbisningsfontoen, ser 1ioen ltb1te
alm en- for9get meo $3.50, 600. SSfffft
mi11ore END fem 11De SfolebDgninge1
Ell preilaaet, % abifillige 29rer
Ip1lui1ger ma forbpjes.
A6nrolo Dlion, 4S 2pto11 Bloce
Der forrige nge bleD libsforlig
aaref be6 ct &eDolberattentot, us
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

Morif Spmmernbflnst. Sire nor
tie Jpreninger i Spillingbperne nil
in,nmen bolDe Deres 5pmmerfelt Den
lite Mllgult neo @balen og 2orpe11=
tour MDe1n,e Der / 8Da1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30
Danmarfs 9ptres 8aaar Migoe

Danmarfs 9ptres 8asar Wtgbe
BIZ Der11e @ollg blipe afbplot Dos
Mifrs. gruelIen, 1904 Belt Minne=
bdbo 5treet. Soreningen boober
I'D E joa nlor1ge lom muligt Deo Bet
he Mpoe Onsoag @ftermiooag Den
Abe Muguit 81. ~. Mlle 6oreni11=
gems Meolemmer CT pc,liglt iro=
buot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
F. H. Rogers & Co.

posed OF nine members came to the con.
clusion that the influx into the United
States had become so great that the
aliens had passed beyond the stage OF
merely competing with residents of the
United States for supplying labor but
that they were competing against each
other Hence, it appeared to the com
mission that some method should be de-
vised to keep down the annual flow of
people from other lands; and several
proposed plans were canvassed thorough
ly. Out of these several proposed rem.
cdies, the commission, excepting one
member thereof, became of the opinion
that the literacy test was the most feas-
ible and at the same time the wisest
course to pursue; and, in accordance
Herewith the commission made such def
mite recommendation. 1t was on the
basis of that report and recommenda-
ton that the fortunes of the bill now
ia the final stages of completion were
fought out. In support Of that commits
missions report and in expression OF his
own deep convictions, Senator Dilling-
ham took the floor OF the Senate and in
a forceful presentation did much to in
huence the views of his colleagues when
il came to the discussion OF that amend
ment which would require the literacy
test for admission of aliens into the
country. In making his presentation
Senator Dillingham; drew upon a wide
knowledge Of the subject OF immigra.
ton and he was able to present facts
and statistics which were apparently
to many of the senator's who
followed the course of his argument
That the literacy test amndment was
finally adopted by the Senate was un.
due in large part TO Senator
Dillingham's notable address based on
bis previous work as chairman Of the
FEDERAL immigration commission.