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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
birthday PARTY GIVEN
| FOR MISS Gertrude BELL
Pleasant Surprise Arranged by Her
Friends in Celebration of Her An
niversary-Music a Feature of.the
Evenings Entertainment

A birthday surprise party was CIV
b Saturday evening in honor OF Miss
Gertrude Bell. at her home, 1881
jwatara street. The rooms were pret'
kly decorated with green carnations
Ind shamrocks. Instrumental music
las furnished by the Misses Harcel'
|cde and Blough, Messrs. Bell and Tag
|art. Vocal selections by mixed quar-
|et consisting of Miss Sehott, Messrs
Fowler, Kunkel and Bell. Covers were
hid for thirty-six guests, the center
|ieee being large birthday cake, dec
hated with candles.
Those present were the Misses Jean
|tte Harcelrode, Catherine Brenneman
I.eola Specie, 1eola Bell, Netta Adolph
klma Blough, Grace Lehmer, Florence
ieigler, Mary Egolf, Hester Sehott
kosella Taggart, Evelyn Bell and Ger
rude Bell.
Messrs. David McNullen, John Fish
r, Ralph Leedy, Charles Barker, Eos
|er Rain. Jerald Adolph, William
kertz, Ernest Lehmer, Arthur kunkel
paniel Yowler, Pittsburgh; Robert A
Werner, Lebanon; Jack Bell, Mr.. and
Hrs. n. ". Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde
|peeee, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Taggart
md Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bell.
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Fine encouragement

Willie was of an economical turn of
mind. HE called upon Elizabeth many
times before he bought her box of
cardy. At last he loosened up and
bought an S0-cent pound box.
That evening his brother noticed that
he had a crouch on and asked the
trouble.
'That blamed old cur ate half of
that box of S0-cent candy he said,
referring to Elizabeth s Scotch collie.
The next time he bought candy he
bought, in addition to another S0-cent
pound box, bag of 1O-cent store candy
for the dog.
"Oh, William!" said Elizabeth.
"How thoughtful of you! I am so
glad yor and Rover are becoming
friends! New York Globe.
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When she was ready to put them on
again she could not remember which
one of us was Della and which was
Stella, so she took us in to mother, but
mother could not tell either, and no
one ever did know whether or not we
had our right names. Then when we
were years old one of us died, and
nobody knows whether it was Della or
Stella.''
Little Tot burst into an agony of
tears and sobbed out, 81 just know it
was my own mother that died When
she was years old! Youth s Com
panion.
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Tough Old Vesseus

If the life of the old man-of-war was
longer than that of the present Dread
nought the old merchantmen lived
longer STILL The Lively, for instance,
when wrecked at Cromer in 1888 had
been afioat two years over a century.
The Liberty, too, built at Whitby in
1850, was in regular use till 1855, and
the Betsy Gains, which began life as a
frigate> and ended as collierS went
down in her one hundred and thirty
seventh year. And in 1902, according
to daily paper, the Anita, then trad
ing between Spain and America, dated
from the days of Columbus.-London
Sun.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
BURNS LODGE WILL BANQUET
Governor Brumbaugh win Be Among
the Guests of Honor

Robert Burns lodge, No. 464, Free
and Accepted Masons, will celebrate
the fortyfrst anniversary of its insti-
tuition in the Masonic Temple, Third
and State streets, next Monday even
ing. March 30, with appropriate cere-
monies. including banquet of the
type fer which the lodge is famous.
Among the guests of honor will be sew
eral officers of the grand lodge and
Governor Brumbaugh.
Among the principal speakers will
be Justice George B. Orlady, of the
Superior Court; J. George Becht, secre-
tary of the State Board of Education,
and Warren 5. Seipp, of Baltimore,
grand lecturer of the Grand Lodge of
Maryland.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
GUESTS OF THE MISSES BOYD
Members of o. A. A. F. Embroidery
Club Were Pleasantly Entertained
at Their Home

The Misses Lucretia and fsssoel Boyd
entertained the members of the 0. A.
A. f., Embroidery Club at st. Pat.
riek's Day party at their home Satur-
day evening. The guests spent a pleas
ant evening with music and games.
The prize winners were Edith Walters,
jean Matter, Elva Peters and Helen
Balm. During the evening refresh
ments were served TO the following:
Misses Helen Kirk, Jean Matter,
Helen Balm. Miriam Cation, Elva Pc
tiers, Sara Cation, Louise Boyd, Martha
Moltz, Ethel Klueker, Virginia and
Edith Walters, Lucretia Boyd, Isabel
Boyd and Mrs. s. X. Boyd.
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Itudy of I'm Rcd Mans Land"

On Wednesday evening of this week
very interesting program will be Civ,
h at 7.SO O'Clock in the parlogS Of
Iarket Square Presbyterian eharch'
the Mission Study class which has
ast completed reading and studying
In Rel Mans Land" under Mrs,
label Cronise Jones. Five-minute talks
LIN be given ON the salient subjects
the book, by Mrs. Herman 2. Miller,
rs. W. z. shelter, Miss Dale. Mrs,
homas Stewart Blair, Miss Martha
leming, Miss Caroline Motfitt and
iiss Isabel Kelley. Mrs. Jones will
i've brief summary in conclusion.
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ON BRYAN's "ASININITY" LIST
Secretary Says Banker and Railroader
Are Running Race For Prize

Lincoln, Neb., March 22.-W. j..
Bryan charges that A. B. Leach, presi-
dent of the Investment Bankers Asso-
citation of America, is running race
with President Underwood, of the Erie
railroad, "for a prize in the contest of
asininity.' In the forthcoming issues
of his Commoner," Mr.. Bryan re-
plies to the argument of Mr.. Leach
that men drawing salaries of $4,000 or
less year are illftted to dictate to
heads of corporations with incomes of
$4,000. Glow far asks Mr.. Bryan,
"will Mr.. Leach carry his theory
Would he say that it would be i'm
proper for a Sheriff with a salary of
$4,000 to arrest bank cashier guilty
of embezzlement of half million, and
should a Governor drawing only $1O,-
900 year be prohibited from grant
ing pardon to rich criminal -
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Boys as They Eat

Jerome X. Jerome in one of his un-
consciously sentimental but consciously
clever essays remarks:
cit is amusing to see boys eat, when
you have not got te pay for it. Their
idea of square meal is a pound and
half of roast beef with FIVE or six
good-siSed potatoes (soapy ones pre-
ferred, as being more substantially
plenty of green's, and four thick slices
of Yorkshire pudding, followed by a
couple of eurrant dumplings, few
green apples, pen-orth of nuts, half a
dozen jumbles and bottle of ginger
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MISS NAOMI WINGER HOSTESS

Miss Naomi Winger, S5 South Cam.
erou street, was hostess Thursday even
ing at ST. Patrick party. The even
ing was spent playing five hundred
prizes being won by Miss Helen
Morsch, Miss Martina Mullen, Merrill
Arbogast and Roger Sellman. After
the cards, refreshments were served to
the following:
Miss Edna Bixler, Miss Pearl Black
Miss Martina Mullen. Miss Helen
Morsch. Miss Hazel Maekley, Roger
Sellman, Paul Reindell, William Ma.
guire, William Gardner, Ellis Roberts
and Merrill Arbogast.
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Ruth Elizabeth Bennett

The funeral of Ruth Elizabeth Ben
nett, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Bennett, 2313 Jefferson street,
was held this afternoon at 2 'clock
from the home of her parents. The
services were in charge of Frank Greg
ory. Interment was in Mumma ceme-
terry.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
{olonial Dame Essays Win BE Bead

On Friday afternoon at 1.S0 O'Clock
kr. Downes will give short talk at
he Colonial Dame exercises to be held
the Willard school. Essays will be
Pad bv Mary koplovitz and Carl B.
toner, and Mrs. Marlin L. Olmsted, as
puntv chairman. will present the Ger
heate given by the State to Mary
+oplovitz. Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones,
chairman of the prize committee.
bin give brief talk explaining the
bject of the contests
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
Shank-Harnish Wedding

Marticville, March 22.-Miss Kath-
ryn Harnish, of this place, and Amos
G. Shank, of Conestoga, were married
Saturday at the home of the bride by
the Rev. A. B. Herr, of the New Dan
Vile Brethren church. 4 wedding din
ner was served.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
A Calamity

Five-year-old Tot IS mother was tell
ing the younster the story of herself
and her twin sister.
"One morning when we were a week
old the nurse was bathing us, and she
took the blue ribbon off Della IS wrist
and the pink ribbon off Stella IS wrist.
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Benefit Bridge on Saturday

On Saturday afternoon small bridge
was given by Mrs H. Lindley Hosford
and Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones at the
home OF the latter for the benefit of
the educational department of the Civic
Club.
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Two More Current Event Talks

There viii be Two more meetings OF
be Current Event class under Mrs
|ones at the John y. Boyd hall. Marcf
IS and so. 1t is hoped that there vii
E full attendance at these meetings
md for these closing sessions member:
|ill be privileged to bring guests.
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ale. After that they play at horses.
How they must despise us men, who
require to sit quiet for a couple of
hours after dining off a spoonful Of
clear soup and the wing of chicken! F"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
lttending Pittsburgh Convention

Professor L. G. Rose, Supervisor of
6usie of the Harrisburg public schools.
till spend the week in Pittsburgh at
ending the National Convention OF
fusic Supervisors. The convention
in discuss new methods of teaching
md all up-to.iate music matters.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
M'CORMICK TEAM WON
Defeated DR.. Geo. R. Months Team in
Country Club Bowling Tournament

Defeating DR., George R. Moftitt s
team by margin of 126 pins, Vance
C Mccormick S team won the final
match in the Country Club bowling
tournament. taking the lead in the open
ing game and holding it IN raen 'scs
sion. The scores:
N-lAI, ,L.OnAiIL,L-
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Miss Angel as Bridesmaid

Miss Marian Clifford Angel will be
be of the six bridesmaids for the We'd
kng of Miss Josephine Green and La-
i us p. Ordwsy, Jr., which will take
aee mt the Hotel Plaza, New York
|ity, Saturday, April 10.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-22
Harrisburg Hospital

The Hafrisburg Hospital is open
daily except Sunday, between l and
o'clock p. I'M. for dispensing medical
advice and prescriptions to those unable
to pay for them.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

Sfibsfnrt % SanoeI. giio. (
bar oerimoo al mango grunoe be-
tragtet Tom la1gt Sen bigtiglte tplfe
I8eiiboelie biniioes Saoet, Ell Mrb
ira 8isnarcfs ggra, og ct 2auo,
Der bar 6r6nt ON TOM en- &obeos
|baiis for ct fremti6igt tpif=afrifanlf
[&ige.
Oct er 6enre Maaneo IS Mar,
|1toe1 ben brittle % ben tpife Megie-
ring ilutte6e Sperensfomlt ON sen
tpife aolonis @renier. Gems MreaI
nbgier olnttent 100000 enqellfe
apooratmile meo en- bbi6 8efoIf-
ming paa 10000 Menneifer % en-
inofprt paa 10000. 5oo at fac
ollie Gnropeere er gpifere. Solo
MEMS Snotagter og nogifter for
1914 bar falfuIereoe til benholoss
big 1,175,0o0 og 2,O17OOo guno
Sterling. S 1912 uogjoroe Slnz
portens @ar6i L,625,OOO Nl,no,
|Gfsporten 1,953,0Oo. S 2sbet al
De iioite aar bar Ser beret orcpct
en- betpoelig &ro0uftion of Gia-
manter, 1912 for omtrent / Mtil=
lion Blno. Men for Gpifernc itoo
5pOoelt-afrifa life .iaa meget Tom
en- pGroifnlo 8eiiooeHe lom ben
@rnrro, bborpaa ltore Sremtios6oob
bar bpggeoe, og BET er = iar(igt
ENGLAND ingen &emmel;gbeo,
at bet bor &ap=&olonie11, Scr itof
SDiferne / 8jnere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
Be Allifrpn1a 8rpm.
til Il I Enftrn.

Sen b%efienote, engeIife @o1non=
|forfatter s. g. 8ells bar / oisie
+Dage ! 2onoonerbIaoet uDoilp Ct
prefs1 frepet en- Mfbmoling ON
54rigen 2nften, Der bar paff neiten
lige ida itor Seniatiort fom BEN Nr=
tifel, ban iifreb i uDailp Mail" Sen
81. Suli 1909, oct BIZ iige Iige eff
ten, at BEN berbmte, frantic Slipper
8Ieriot par fIgiet oDer @unnlen.
piferne, flyer 8els a1griber
De Mniereoes Blaaoe beo oeres I'm
6erpanogbaaoe, Ser ems lite reipef=.
tterer-oe neutraIe Matiorers 9ug-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
RepjrringrnE 5uar til
@strtg>

Sen amerifanife Notefrig er enb=
Mi life 1tanbiet. Ser uopefsles SEQ
ter me0 Spiflono=9itrig iaapel font
Wagter t%ilbgrenoe 6e Mlliereoe, og
enbelig Ell Der Merico, fom bi anoet
9te6 8la6et bar omtalt. Sen iiolt
afien6te Note giploer 91trig i SIN
leoning al bette SANDS Sorlangenbe
on Stonosning eller / alt 5olb
SSn6frqnfning. 2eberingen al Mm=
m1nition til Sc Mliereoe. S lii1
Senben6elie til &egieringen. @a{b=
ington .angaaen6e bette Spsrgsmnal
in6r6mmebe ganife biit Sen pltrigFe
&egiering, at iaaoanne 2eberinger !
Selge international 0berensfomIt
bar loblig, mert 2eperingen babbe
MI antagf ct Smfong, Der bar |
.5trib meo ben alminoelige 9efini-
ton al Neutrolitetsbegrebet..
&or &egjering ofbiier imiolertt6
bet pltrigife Sorlangen6e me0 flor
8eitemtbeo og bppoer, at sen fin
felger en- itreng neutral Srem=
gangsmaaoe og bab6er ct @rincip,
iom De 6or. Stater maa iette fin
|2i6 til for at funne faa 4rigsfor-
ne6enbe0er fra 8eroensmarfebet,
ONT 2anoet iful6e blipe angrebet al
en- frernmeb Magt,
8or &egiering miroer en6bioere
i fin Mote ON, at 9itrig iaabel Tom
Spiflano 1tn6er 8oerfrigen lebereoe
&rigsmaterinle til Storbritanien, 90
gnglm6s SLENDER Dor u6e nf 5tano
til at erbol6e Iaa6an Silferiel. Meb
@enblif 6erpao. er Ser beolagt SEQ
ten en- Sortegnelie ober Gpiflm6s
og 9itrigs 2epering af 8aaben og
Mmmunition til england UNDER So
erfrigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

ritwsreprpie1tto11ter rd graiilien,
Chile Mrgentim, 8oIibio, l1raguop
% Guatemala Ia1h al Statsfefre.
ter aanitng, e. 6erfor blebet at.
ie1rot til gysprer1,e al sc forifiellige
merifanife 8artier.
S oerne Senltilling fra 11abnte
s5tater ortno6er beofom11enoe ont
Observation-Disclosures % 2onoets Sn=.
teresier itrafs at i11ofoIoe til eli.
6re6sfonferenoe for at un~oertrDfffte
Den berifenoe 8orgerfrtg % onnne
Ell &egiering, Ser fan binoe Mner-
fien6elie / ollie cibtliiereoe 5toter.
On iaa0m fGlles Sptre6en bill
antagelig blibe forltuaet al Be magt=
iDge merifa1tife Nnfgrere, Der enc
% alene fiamper om GneboIogmog-
ten og lite for at befri Solicit fra
Ell iaaoan.
De merifanife 0prbrere foran1e=
bigger mere og. mere 6eres Maboita=
ter, nabnlig De Scr. Stdter, til at
gribe %regulerenbe ino i 6eres 6or-
lbolo, ioet De / Sen le11ere Sis bar
uopioef 0mraa6et for 3lpnoring %
9perfulb tic Dele of6e Sor. Stoter.
Merifanife 5oI6ater CT trangt oper
.@renien .og boz freioigt begpnbt
Neoilagtning of amerifanife &pne
for at FIRE &igoet oper paa merit
fanif gerritoril1m. Mnorc 5teoer er
Der g3ort 5orieg paa- al oribe 1tprre
&b9gfioffe ODER @renien. d.
] ut ben cibile merifanife 8efo1f=
l1ing og &c cibile Mpnbigbeoer tim
og for etBDer Nrts snifer ssoprettet
SO og 9r6en, fren1gnar Of; at Gu
berndrer11e / fglgenoe Stater: OH
range, Gpabnilo, Guerrero, Sepic,
'gtnolooog Gbiopass bars funoejort,
at 6e bill itette bpilfe Tom bel1t
Sreosplnner; Ii enrigsminiiter 2an.
ting og De ebrige :a1uerifanife 9iploz
mater maatte foreflaa.
: Sor. at opretbol6e Sr6e1en beo Be
Sor: Stoters @rRm1er, bar Street,
bentSs @il}on :la1d. :afgaa minore
S9rafbelinger till forifiellige @iitrif=
ter, Der fteoer ino til Mericos Dm-
raaoe, for at baretdge: SEN Del at
Be 8or. .Staters4 :SSnteresier, inotil
ltroligbe0erne ct. ,inb1tillet .eller Der
Ct fommt 5par pna ben pan=qmez
rifanae Serberrbelie. i 3.
&rigsifibene u2ouifidna" pg .gfe,p
Sampibire" er afgaat til Ben meriz
fanffes &tlt for ebentuelt at fltrta1e
poe amerifanife @orgere 8eifpttelfe.
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frD6ie ober 2onbo11 mere enb Ell

ifrDoia oper 2oroo,l mere enc Ell
Gang.
gil ben engelife Negiering lutte
hl ben bersrnte 5orfatters Maoo og
pil ben, bbao 8ells ogiaa fororer1
ian1tioig meo SS~ltoofgrelie1r af almin=
.oelig % tbunge gartlepIigt uoz
5rltite Ell mpgtig 2nftfluaoe. @per1r
.beo2? Sobr Bull na,tfs to be ficfeo
before to be ronieo: SSobn Bull bill
giar11e bape 8anf, fpr ban baagne,r,
tiger ct engelif 9roiprog. @ells
f1enoer 9roiproget og ban Hjet=
Der ogiaa goot fit 2anb.
Srits De 3epelin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
IfREMA SS0CAT0E@
MEBERSHP LABEL
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BP1t Bkanhinaui8kt.
Eipa.

fntteren Speto5ar Sonioroff ifrebet
.en lRlepproig Mrfifel ON sfan6iz
tnbienn ON ben ME. itore Mdgf
gnrepa bonnet of o1efre i,proiifte
aano@ aiga":
seroensfrigen bill lfriper bon,
ndar Ben er lll1t, rebolutionere
8eroenSfortet og bor ollereoe for
aariogH flere 6orunoringer / Sta-
ternes inobproes Sorbolo til bper=
a11ore: On al oisie er Dannelien at
Ell M 5tormasti georo= EUROPE
Gen if%anbindbiHe 9igo. ,Deaine be-
itaar at en- Screening meIlem De.
orfffffigIfte, nteit febe0pgtige og MEET
btFpgteoe al ollie guropas Soft -
SDeniferite, 9eoromenoene og 9an=
fferre, og 0ernles coalition maa man.
mGe 8efragtning beb ollie fremz'
h0ige 8uroeringer al politiife ogi
miifitpre Meuligbeoer. Sens Mreal,
lomi bbelebern Jig til $4,000 emgelife.
&pu6ratmu, opergaar etbbert anoet
eirorpif SANDS, 1neo l1n0tagelie al
Mnsfan6. Sens famle6e 8efolfning
pon 1t Mtllioner er ina flor font
Nnln9niens og Sbeits' tiliammen,
og befD6elig iterre cit Golfemeng=
ben / 5erbien og 8ltlgarien, eller:
@refenlano og &ortl1gal tiliam4
men.
Sen Ifonbinobilfe 2iga er @eiul=
fofet of ct bore GrDf / 2igbe6 meo
8alfanforbnn6d, iom foreipeileoe
en- nh gpofe for 8alfnnfolfene, men
bIeb g6elngt beb m9gtige Maboers
Snoblan6ing og beo 5finiDge og
Nlhisumelie Staterne imelIem. Sens
geeofto CT ian6iDnligbis oct gamle
Drbiprog, iom flyer, at set er be6re
ufsbRnge iammen END at blibe h9ngt
BDer for Jig. Smgibef, iom 0e tire
sn1ne bar, al &uslanb / Nor6 og
Bef, meo SDlfla1os &ontrol ODER
9tterigen og 5torbrituniens Sber=
berrebGmme ober Mtlanterbnbstrafiz
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Ton6innpiife. 2anoe beilntte6e at
fllidte iig immen til 8arn om feel
les S%nteresier. 9enne Snmmenilnt=
ming begDnote be6 set biitoriffe Sre=
fo1tgenp6e / Malmg / Decenmber."
s# 5orfatteren giiber berpaa en- o
uerfigt ober be tire 2anbes 9iltorie
og here's &ultur. Set iDnes fom ON
ban bar ct fortreffelig &ierbifab til
@mne og giber / raife 5treg ct
BiiHeoe al Sfan6inabiens uobifling,
mlffnreH og materielt. Sans plDfo=
Iogife 8etragtninger ODER 6e tire
geationers So1fefarofter er meget
DelDiIIig, ON life nltio belt rigtige,
bbiiIff 10 itrangt taget er mere eno
un6fploeltg. SON ilutter fin inte=
resia11te Mrtifel meo at r6tale 500
BET ON at Be tire 2an0e, bbis full
fnreae og materielle Snbiats boz
@giort benz Iige1tillet meo ct bDilfe1
TOM BELT al guropos &nltnrlanoe
n1nn fire til enonn itgrre &eiltltater,
Dnnnelien af benne 2iga er, flyer
ban, ct gleoelig Segn paa Sam=
n1enbol0 % @ienforering al STAGE.
belpgte6e ! en- SID, % 8eroen rp.
ii ben ftgrfte &rigsulpffe
h;stnrif SID
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LET boenn berer &c pbe1oe %
iioit SfDloen? 5oIoaternes maa IT,
itre; Regjeringerne ftaar timber Ste
get1ten, Der iom befierot Ct anibargs
fr I oobbeH Joritano ION iiofite
ltopej fan bon foIoe tilbage paa en-
bpjere Meagt.
Nteo 9benitaae16e iom 8aggruno
.er pct en- gerrten! 9noifabsfnIobeo;
.11aor Soft Der / Mmerifa gaar rl1r0t
% griner fig RDggen fr11m oper set
5orilag ON 0pretfeIie Of en- sDanf-
4merifanff 2egion1 iom &r. Mllfreo
Mnoerfen, 5an Srancisco, bar
fpnff Jig. Sborfor ffuloe Setter BiL
'belm bore ben er1eite til at llaa ct
.slag2 geaar BON mi mart faar I'M
oerlagt iig europa, iio6er maalfe
3r. Mfreo 4n0erien iom &ejier af
Amerifa. ut ban er en- unmoooelid
ltor Sqrfgrer, er ser inqen gbibl
ON, ftoe1 ban iou let tn~argprerer
meo Be fantte u2egioner". Men
mon Dog life Merieo bill bore set
.5teo, bbor ST.. Mnberien burtiglt
ton faa Samling pao oe itore Ser
master? Sar BON fprft bragt Mo /
Vterico, bil Selod iiffert fglgc bam1
og fsre bonn fra SER til SER.
~Ntoo % @on6igbeo" forlifrer ban
10, at BON for lengit bar beret /
Beltooelie al: Ser fan berfor bore
n1egeff, Der taler for, at ST.. Mn-
-oesricn bllroe bore - 5lpber. san
fan alf 5ul6 goo til @ejrs lom
Ell &afet, ben bbislenoe 2po, lont
bprer en- iaaoan Dpftigning til, 6an-
ner 5olfs oberberenoe og bjertelige
2otter. Naar mon barmes oper @ei-
Ter 8ilbelm og Ter as Sr. Mn6er=
len, er Mariagen for en- Del Sen, at
itoitnebnte en0m1 life bar unifor=
n1eret 8orberre eller foraar{oget
lferre 9oelaggelier mes fine v,2egi-
oner'".
9et eneelffe 8loo vsintes" aor,
reiponoem / Netroaroo bar u6ienott.
ct @pgte on1, at ggrfebertng Ste
Rban af 9iterrig / Ell nar Gre1nti6
|bil blibe froret iom poljf &onge I:
Waricbar. Set mao bIibe meo b1oi-
oeoe SeIelier, at bic Serfug plaz
eerer Jig poa 8olerls SSronre font Ell
soppe mellem to MegGe, 1loet Scr
pg. uoen Snoflpoelie, mems en- 8art
Of banS 8orgere tjener / Sen rug
fife, en- onoen / Sen giterriiiife og en-
treoie | 6en tpife Mrme. Sen Sribe6,
iom bette eienoommelige Torbol6
lober, bil fal6e go6t / Sraao meo
observation-disclosures 8roflomation
om at la6e alle &oloffferl lfpoe, lpm
1taar ! Sorbin6elie mes G%piflan6S'
Sjenoer. Sc polite 8orgere, ser er
flemt ino / ben .r1rsfnfe Mrme. sfftaqr
20 un9gtelig. | llbpggelig og 11til=
loDelig npr Sorbinoelie meo Spif=
lono5 SLENDER. Men 1loen Senipn til
Froflamationen er Sc io~ oglaa lt11-
Der alle 0mitpn6igbeoer / posienoe
@roo 1tbiat for at blibe ifuot!
Mon life Der oglaa / Yolen lig=
ger eu bigtig Spgooe for Dor moo
oige &r. Mlfre0 N(noerfen? ST BON
I 5tano til at mp6e Ser 1neo fine
v2egioner"1 bar ban %unegtelig CT,
felte Sortrin frem for sGrfebertu.
gen, Der al Senipn til bans ltore
Hoboer life bill foa Sob at unifor-
mere en- ene1te 5olbnt. 5iffen en-
Sribeo Ser benter @olenz ON. fife
9r. M%noerien logger fig, imellem
meo u2egtonen
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Satirifns.

@g=E-EaE"-g E#..-- s+E H-E=.. &sHEsa
2fonomi uMein Some er Sen
met %gfonomiife Some / @eroen,"
betroeoe en- Mmerifoner en- Sen
mes Stoltbeo. Oh mao pi6e. BUN
bar e1tooa furoet Br,1d for 2l1oten
rDn itore min! Me11er ou set
b1rteltg2 lagoe bans Ben.
"Sao1lt. gun falter ct stDffe
s9ltel9rreo ober @asolinoentilen og
potter IT Eelsperf mo ! bet for at
botoe Nfellen borfe ON Som1nerett.
-
Gn Dame, iom par blebet Gnfe
tire Gange, gift poa &irfegaar6en
'1amn1en meo en- nngoomsben, iom
Tor mango Mar iioen bapoe giort
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

sfrio efter 8rpseu1mmer al
oette Bla6.
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Mra.- :xY. S:ar- o:. 49,.
s . 49, u'sle s.'l.ee - uteu
.se'' - lel'.ee wv.
saaDuru 0t,e1e e9'O ~ 'e'''O'
U s:l 60
80 ama,asa - ~.. nv J
gaeo masa,. - oaa Ssm.as
Hasna So mos Mo,.anyaada So
HSsrama - ,ora 49, 0ro,aaras
MN aIro,osa So, :
tefniife gtuoier, ser So fremfom !
Is mi noerit iipIone M1,u1re Of Sios=
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ssntsre1 at tho: Post Office at st.Paul;
Minn., as second class Matchmaker.