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The Washington times., 1916-11-05

ton was that IL President Wilson Is
defeated for reelection he will bend
every energy to maintain the status
quo In Mexico and leave the Mexican
problem us n legacy for Hughes, Just
as Wilson received u four years ago
as a legacy from Taft.
Regardless of any Administration
plans however, State and War Depart
ment officials realize that their hands
may be forced at any time by revo-
lutionary activity In Mexico.
est interest today in reports that the
contending Mexican factions are crap
pling within n short distance OF Cen
eral Pershing's column in Mexico. The
War Department up to noon had re-
ceived no official confirmation OF this
fighting.
Villa Movement Growing.
Reports OF the last few days that
villa has captured three cities in Mex
ico-Parral. Santa Rosalia. and Jim
inez-have been accepted AZ indication
that the villa movement ~ growing.
Officials realize that II the Villa revo-
lntionary movement continues to grow
IL will be practically impossible to
maintain General pershing's army In
Mexico. i'm the immediate vicinity OF
these revolutionary operations. without
danger of clash involving tire United
States forces.
The lid has been clamped down tight
by both the State and War Department.
SO far as military conditions and the
Administration policy I'm Mexico IL con
cerned Every effort " being made to
slippress any news that might In any
way influence Tuesdays election.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Mrs. Emma wickes Merritt.

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
Wickes Merritt. who died suddenly at
the apartments OF her son, Paymaster
William Alfred Merritt. o. s! N. in the
Rochambeau yesterday. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
st. Paurs Church. Kent county. Md.
lnterment will be made In st. Paurs
Cemetery.
Besides Paymaster Merritt. Mr.. Mer-
rift lie survived by three other SONS,
First Lieut.. lanes A. Merritt. U. 8.
~; Dr. s. w. Merritt. OF Valdez,
city, and one daughter, Mrs. Craven,
wife OF Commander T. r. Craven. U.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Secretary Wilson Back
. Because of Wife's Health

Secretary of Labor Wilson was re-
Called suddenly to this city yesterday by
the serious condition of his wife, who
suffered third paralytic stroke a few
days ago.
y Mrs. Wilson has been an invalid for
pumher of years.. About two weeks ago
She became seriously III, and has been
growing worse.
Last night II was announced that her
condition had greatly improved.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Hetty Green's Daughter
Has Only $42,7OO

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-IIetty Green's
daughter. Mrs. Matthew Aston Wilks.
will pay personal taxes on only 81, 100
assessment instead OF on 100000 for
she swore she had not received her
mothers legacy with which she was
charged.
Henry Il. Davidson, or the mouse OF
Morgan & Co., escaped "A heavy as
sessment by swearing his residence Is
in Long Island.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05

First to Third: w. w. Rinker. Third to
First; ]. II. johnson, First to Fourth;
J. NJ. d. McAbbin, Fourth to First. J..
NJ. Howard. Ninth to ourth; ID. Crouch.
Fourth 10 Ninth.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Thomas +. Tracy.

The funeral Of Thomas +. Tracy will
he held on Wednesday at $50 O'Clock
from the residence. IS Girard street
northeast, thence to 81. Martins
Church, where requiem mass will be
said at 3 O'clock Interment will he
made at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Mrs. Fanny 7. Merrell.

The funeral OF Mrs. Fanny T. Merreil,
wife OF Rear Admiral John p. Merreli,
L. 9. NJ, will be held from st. Johns
Church tomorrow afternoon at 1870
O'Clock Interment will be made at An
napolis, Nd,
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
John X. Stephenson.

|. Funeral services for John X. Ste
phenson VIII be held at the residence.
10 Todd place northeast. tomorrow aft
ernoon at l:l5 o'clock. Interment will
be made at Arlington.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Henry !. Martin.

The funeral Of Henry I. Martin will
be held from the residence. 49, p street
northwest. tomorrow afternoon ut 2:so
o'clock. Interment will be made in
Glenwood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
U-L|NER REPORTED
NOW NEARING COAST.
U-57's Alleged Presence Said to
Be Ruse to Protect Second
Visitor.
.contInued from Elrst Page.l

they discover any German submarines
In the vicinity OF the American coast.
that fact will be Immediately reported
to Washington by wireless.
AS long as the visitors remain out
side the three mile limit there Is moth
ing the United States submarines can
do.
1t Is known that several warshlps of
the allies are racing from various
points for the vicinity OF the Nam
tucket Lightship. in an effort to head
Off the U-57. II is said IL Is by no
means improbable that the German I'M
dersea lighter may run in here.
II the object OF the U-67 ives TO
create q distersion to cover the Bremen
or any other boat. IL has succeeded ad-
mirably las all attention ID centered on
the movements off Nantucket.
Manifest Still Secret.
II the Bremen Is not headed for New
London. the natural assumption Is that
II will 20 to Baltimore. the hrst Ameri-
can berth OF the Deutschland, where the
Eastern Forwarding Company Is
equipped to handle the boat.
Captain Koenig said the Bremen left
her home port with the same general
cargo that the Deutschland carried.
mostly dycstufTs and medicines. The
details OF the Deutschland's cargo have
not yet been revealed, as no manifest
has been made public IN the customs
office here. There is still much specu-
that can bring its value up to SlO,OOO,OCO,
as claimed.
1T is believed now that the Deutsch-
land will sail i'm. about week The
unloading of the cargo has been COM
pleted.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
ImoRene i. Lee

The funeral Of lmogeno F.. Lee will
be held from the Galbraith 4. NJ. T..
church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
SIS 90 Newest Crushed
Plush Coats

Stylish Sport Goats
Stylish Coats S3.33
OF warm Vc'cc
winter cloaking. in
pretty checked and
plaid patterns; made
with new big collars,
fancy patch pockets
and belt at waist line.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
S6.9s Silk Dresses

Twenty-sev- ca 90
en- Dresses ~H'"o
of SILK Faille. In
green, brown, blue,
gray. plum and black.
Remainders OF lines
that sold to S6.9s. All
this falls choicest
models.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05

VAVsVV ACNh BC DiNsSC5
Dressy gar co OK
ments of all OCsVO
wool storm serge, in
brown. green. blue,
and black; straight
lined. box plea ted
models; with broad
belts and collars and
cuffs of contrasting
materials.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05

made OF rich gray. blue,
green and brown novelty
mixtures. I'm flareu and
belted styles. The cuffs
and big shawl collars are
OF velvet and big matched
buttons Lchly trim the
garments,
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
Lace and Drawn Work Scarfs and Shams
Stamped
Is in. wide
Square, Sc

Made on good
quality lin @ n e.
Several re a ! ly
pretty clear-cut
stamped effects.
Now is the time
to prepare for
your Xmas en-
broidery work.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05

Full size, dam
.ty Lace Bed Set.
Consists of one
larg re l. n c o
Spread and 2
Shams to match.
Very pretty pat
terms to select
from.
The Washington times., 1916-11-05
$l9.9S Suits
e s19sst of S16.98

Gabardine. UIUsJC
Poplin, and Serge
Suits In a wonderful
range of beautiful
models; some have
plush; others fur
tri m m In gs; blue,
black. green, and
brown.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-11
Sninno
0os Qomite fiir

9as aomite fir 8nltz9lngele-
genbeiten beabii6tigt ben aongreB
IN Ben nd6iten Sagen cine 9ia gu
itn~terbreiten, ourd) melde bns grief-
porto auf / Gent reou5iert, oagegeil
oas Borto auf 3eitungen uno Ma-
go5ine beoeuten0 erbobt, reIp. nod
elmer 3onen-ginteilung, dbnlid Die
BEL ser Yadetpolt, erboben tper6en
ion. Sir ale Boitiafen 5%ipeiter
&Iaiie, worunter bmptiddlid Set
tungen, Woga5ine etc. ST. beriteben
iinb, tperoen in oieler 9ia fir oie
3ufunft bie folgenoen @eforoerunes-
~gebitbren borgeleben: 2ofale, erlte,
5peite uno brittle Gone (nnter 800
WeilenD, / Gent pro 8funo; pierte
Gone 600 Bis 600 Meilen), 2
Gents pro 8funb; FINITE Gone 600
bis 1000 Meilenl 8 Gents bro Sfo.
ief1te Gone $1,000 biz 400 Mei.
LEM, A Gents pro 8funo; iiebente
Gone G40O bis 1900 Meifet,), :
Gents pro Tfiro.
9a6 Nteloungen aus @aib-
ington iperoen i'm Sobre 1917 fei-
ne Gioililten i'm 2uftidiiferoienlt
aneeitellt, ba II Sffi5iere iidl 81 Die
Ter Ibteilitng baben oerieten laI-
fen; troboent aber peroen oie Mi-
Ittarbebor0en berIuden, ein Helerpe-
&orps 5u biloen, peIdes aus 800
Sffi8ieren -un6 1000 qeii6ten 2euterl
beiteben ioa.
Die v4mericon 6eoeration Of
9obor~ miro int aongreB ben Nn.
trog ite1en, ooB alien guloesange.
i%tellten, bonn 8~raiibenten Bis sum
einfafiten Irbeiter biniinter, noe.
gen ser al(gcmeineu 5euerltng ein(
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-11
Die Deuttae Hage.

Die beutige Gage bat ii6 nid)t
beranoert. Seitltb BON Bloesci iouelt
Die Matmdlten @ioerltano leiiten,
bod fam man Die 8eoeutung oes=
ielben nod nibt erfennen. Wadeniel
bat meitere Sritppen 5tpii6en G5er=
natpooa uno Siliitria iiber Die 90
rau geben laiien. SSn ben &arpa-
then baben Ole &l1iien un6eoeutenoe
grfolge gebabt. 9os englii6e Oei-
nijterium 1T fertig. Sn Sranfreif)
b~eid)dftigt man iih ebenfalls nit
Der Reorganization oes Winiite-
RUINS. Oas l1nterieeihiff yDeutie-
LAMB" lit aliidli6 oriiben angefon-
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-11
IubltantieGe @ebalts- grbobung 9
tD1brt miro.

Selomarldaa BON @inoenburg bat
Dem &on5ler bon 8etbmann 9ollruea
bie na6itebenoe @ratulations De-
pei6e anlaBli6 Der 9nnobme Der
@elebesborloge iiberfanbt, pel6e
0ienit ser Gipililten fir ariees5apef.
fe poriiebt: SD bite gurer gr5et-
ler5 meme innigiten 8liidniinide
fir @nnabme Der @eiesporlage fir
poterl0noii6en @ilfsoienlt e~ntgegel-
3nnebmen. Die @eimatsarmee beoelt.
tet Silfe fir Die Seloarmee, peldc
nidt bo6 genllg anerfannt iperoeil
fam. @ir meroen nnIere Seinoe
nieoerringen, oa oas gauge golf iib
in Sen DENT bes 2onbes itellt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-11
CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

Sbco. Nneller, Oefhdftsfabrer.
III SoneS Gbemte aegeniiber Der Zone
Etnr granerei. Can Gntonio. Seras.
ar Snbrifanten bon auen Grten Sos
o~oiunifcr. Winernlfpnfier uro bor3iglid
rem ipoIbefnnnteu Qitbia SeIber.
EeiSe 9efebbpnr areie abIiefernua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-11

SO. 2-@on Corpus eprifti uno earris
40 Springs .......6:50 rot1ut.
go. 4-gon CORPUS gbrifti II. groturss
bile ..1:Uu oorrn.
abfnhri
go. 1-Rae Corpus eprifi ........
.10:30 BORN.
go. 5-9a6 gorpns gbrifti unb gnr>
riao SPRINGS . ....10:45 nbenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-11

sauta Sc Is. &. O. 81. 9epot).
@bfabrt-
SO. 6-0a6 Dem Noroen 300 nadm.
SO. 2-Had Dem Horoen. .9:15 morg,
Nnfunft -
SEQ. = Bonn Noroen. $3.50 BORN.
$40. 1-@om Neroen -. sos abenbS
g. H.. Il. & o. 6. & u. %. 9eput.;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Naar @ullaic6barpncr mprcr iig.

Wfi0t / bis1c TRANCE 5lDcr plrfcr
Set opmlntrenoe at bpre, at Scr CT
Soft, lnm life 1or Set iao 0rpjt enb=
bo. gn lerbeles fjcn0t @ullolcDz
mol1b, Scr Dor / Gbdrlpttenll1nO.
bop0c forlebcn Gbampagncgilbe / lit
clegonte Silent. ga MON bcnab 81
ten begnnote at fjcbe Jig, bar Ser
en- fiffig @crrc, Ser fonbt Set opli=
pelroc Moment. &on telcf pnereoc
otter en- Barber, pg ba Oennc fom.
fif BON SrDrc til at horbcrc bele
c lifobet. &eo Sr1oir6ningen p1
Mflfplningcn berpttcOes / 5teDct fpr
@ono = Ghon1pognc, % Set lplltes
SC ollie bar ino moripmt. gorbere11
fit not11rligpis ct fleffcligt &pnoror
flor lin lllejligbeD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
&pinbeltat Wn,tsrae6smcblcm.

Set roDifolc &enitrc / SOLICIT
9(1nt far lat Sen fprltc &ninoc ino
/ ct bol1if Mmtsraob. 6ru Sonlinc
&eOcr len, SonbbD, CT imiOlcrtiD life
polQt, forbi FUN CT &nil1oc. Mon
fan rolig iige. at bcr10es .pplitllfc pe
frcn1fnr aft fpn1n1l111ulc Sll0ltgt pg
Grforing ful0t uD filler bel10c puu
SpjOe 1ncb Sc 10 mon0lige M}cblcrN=
n1er al &plbGf Mmtsrau0. s CT
Morrpffe far FUN toget .oftip Sci |
fin Sjen1egns fomml111olc 2iD. S1,ll
bor berbeo p1111bct loo n1cgcn Sillin
bns linc &artifpller, at mon / fulo
gnigbcb bellutte0e at lGtte bellOe
pua ct Observation-Disclosures hctroc0c
&plt. Gn9pcr, ser fje10cr liot ii!
6prbolOene 11Dc poo 2on0et, pco,
bpor nangfolbigc pg bctponingstl1l=
Sc Sc Spprgsn1aal ct, lom forelG9=
gcs Mmtsroooet. Scr CT i119en Spipl
ON, at sSru @oniine &eoerluL ODQ
|tig pg flor, iom bum CT, bill ifillc ltA
goot fra set Mrbcjoc, FUN hit goo1
ir6 til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
6nnnrrjyllanh.
Sc bjcmIpie.

~@cjn1Ool" far bragt IN ny ST.
tifel ON SC bjcmloies Sitting. 9e
ifol 6onc foact M%eeooelelle ON, at De
pil blipe inbfol0te til preusiiif
&rigstjencl tic, bnis Sc fife inOen tire
Tiger fon fremln9ge 8epis for. at
Sc bill funne bliDe notl1rali1ere0e /
9anmarf. ~@ejm0ol" ifriper> at
/ 9eorbilcsnig CT Ser ingen; Ser for
ltaar, Dporfor bislc 8ebiler life fan
lfoffes til &eje. s Mnle0ning al
u&ejmOul"S Mrtifel lfriper uNutto~
nultioenOc": - Ri CT gun1fc
enig /, at mon ira oorlf 5ibe 6pr
frenme Oennc Sag neb ltprit muliG
|@olt. SnOti1 biOere pegrer hi os
beo at tro> at BEN 0onife Staggering
1f1l6e bape r1ogen 5fplo / sens
Tcrboling."
Sfplgc Suns Ii0enoc" bor Set
oonife Observation-Disclosures ltrots
looet ipGrf19ttc en- l1110er1pgelle d.
oerneo bar Set bit Jig, at Mcooe-
~lclie11 ON Sc tire Tigers Srilt life
oGffer &irfeligGcoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
8alletbans / Spriens.

Tprle0en Oaniebe en- ung 9or-
ic1lsiancrin0e peo Nabn Nprlu ST.
icber pau @pcn5 Ieutcr, % / SEN
MnleOning inOebolot 8pe11s 8la0e
Nrtifler ON SEN 11,1ge 9ame, lnm1
bopbe moattet lette al lin @illie og
Gnergi ms poo at noo tit Mool.
Moogang bap0e Scr pGret, % me-
get bHGnfelig baboe Tamilien be
ret; men iii fun6e BUN n1p6e meO
en- 1troale1rbc Nnbefaling fra Sen fgl.
@ollets 8olletmei tier. Gpfor0ri1gerl
til MI at gipc. Sen 11n9c Game eli
&oon0srGfning pao &1,ritcns tor11e=
fltlbe Sej nc0 at fjpbc 8illetter til
Spbisningen bar 81. a. 11noerlfrc-
ben al en- al @pens Hreiter Goitor
Iplnos1pn, og Bette far, II. ~Sor=
lc1s Mpis", foronleoiget Ell m10e''
of @pcns &rul tier til en- Spnbo9 at
inbflettc ct ltGrft 9(ngreh pno Gm1=
b%cOsbroocrcn / fin Erpbifc1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09

S Stanb til ct arbejoe iqiem.
neSeg moo tuffc 0cm," lfriper Miis
2ena Olient Sings &otel, Glboip,
@off., flor 0eres &11rifo. Seq bar
meget lpg 81 Me0icine onfom, men
efter at jeg bab0e br1gt en- syloifp,
bar leg meget be0re, % mi, tafffet
bore &1lrifo, er ieg / 5tono til at
arbe16c igjen. Seq ipler, at ieg
itoor / acknowledgements til
Gent"
l1lig on0re Wcbiciner er Or. &a-
tiers &l1rifo life at foo poo Npotbe=
ter 0a 0en life CT en- olmin0eli1
9anoelsDare. 9cl1 forlpnes @lmen-
be6en oireftc. 5frip efter ct Gfse1n-
plar al ~Scjleberen", ser i%noeboloer
ben intcrcsiol1tc @eretning ON bens
Op6ogelic for ppr ct @%unoreoe Mor
fi6en. 8lo0et 1enbes frit. 5ffrttb
til Or. Eeter Sabrnep & Cons 60,
90. @opne Npe., Chicago,
ssSu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Jyllanh.
@ullaicbbiitorten / nDeitc &ariatipn

Set CT Scat. Gn &pnlulent o9
Ell @111loicbmono fjprer iommen /
Ell on6en &losies &11pc poo 5tref>
ninger 2ongao- 6reoericio; s.
|ltrGffer Zig hper bao lin Sofa, pe
for at 2pict fife ifol ifjnre / Ti=
meme, for @ltllo1 cbmo1n0en lat ct
|5tpffe Nopir / &le1nme bco 2rie=
la1npcl1, ioo begge 2amper er fluff
|febe. Geo. cit Station tiger @l1l=
l%olcbmonbcn us; men &onil1lente1
loper pioerc, inoti1 ogloo bon CT
peb tit Ncjles Mool. SON tenOcr
.2ornpeu, togcr Sberfroffen poo pg
lpftcr lin &nffert nc0, Oa fpn1rncr
bon til at ie poo Eopiret, bon for
toget fra 2on1pcn; Set ier ioa MGR
fcligt us. San tager set op oy
unoerloger Set nrrn1crc set
Ell SembunOrcOfrone le66el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
/ aonule Gaac.

s Mnleoning al Ncrp 5porcfos
les Sl1bilpum cpfrilfer v&ornbolms
Npi5" folgerDc Grin0ring:
s mango Mor pur &jphmol,0 g.
8crg Tprmnnb for 5porcfoslcn,
Ser bop0e &ontor / &jpbn1o11osgoor=
Sen. 6olf fra @Den pg he1s 0m-
cgl1. Lotto 0cres Een9c ino bo5
Berg" iooleoes bcb set / ooglig
Gale, og 0erben gift Sc ogloo, 11oor
SC if11lOe lame.
Gunnle Gerg bar life CIT Mu11i;
al mango Gro. ban iuo fine Tplt
an, og bplbt bou Sem for gooe nof,
if SC Eel1gerc. Wfcn Spurcfosiens
Mcglcr frppebc / ionOont Silfuloc
to &%ontinnilter, pg 0iSic mnnglche
2oontogerne otto.
Sao gift @erg til &ir1b11et pg
folotc us / @oorDcn:
Mn0rcos og Gsper!
Set bar bans to @oor0sfurlc.
M110reos og gsper 1otte Sreifpc.
ne beo 9Gren pg fom trent / Som:
toret.
Sac % ifrip lu10cr fer, iog0(
Berg.
Oct lfetc. Mr1Orcos og Gspc1
feriDonot, og oern1eo bar 2oonet
Srbe1r.
&oo Sen Moo0e bor Sc to 8oor0s
forlc hit / More1es 2pb foutioncre'
for flerc Millioner / Ncrp Sporc
fosle. Men Scr bleb natl1rliopis al
brig ajort Srl1g al &o11tionc11
@onle @crg ltob 1elp inoe for, 4
Sc al 5porefoslcns Ee11ge, 1pn for
lodntc ro, blep bctolt tilbogc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Sp 2ia %fprbNttcbe.

Eoo @je1tofte &irfegaaro CT Scr
ifet en- pi1lig Sejltogelie.
Mon Nbor forbpttct to Sig - to-
get fell al to Sitter og lnnfct Sem
/ sc fnrfertc @rube.
ST. IL prrcis ifnloe Sen tiblige-
re &osierer / Set islanbfe Miniitc.
|ri11nl 6. s.. @orge>1, b%cgropes.
@egrobelien fpregif UNDER Ser
%ltprlte Eragt11otol0clie, % / 6plge1
ioocs CIT Mprg0c 1ninilterielle Gn1-
be0smGn6 % ct tort Mntol 1troo:
lcroe l1niformcr.
So elmer lcncrc. ST. 2, if11lbe or
gan1mcl Some, &aren Morgretb(
M%n0erien, Ser / mango 9lar bol
ticnt lit 9rpo ne0 at gjpre rent poc
9crnltorff Slot, begropes = ligelc:
Ocs paa @jcntoftc &irfcgoorb.
Gn bolb Sin1esti0 forinoen TON
benbes 5pn pg bans &ultrl1 irb
|&upellet. Sg Sc gjorbe So Sen Op;
|6ogelie, at Moberc11s Site por Dor
.te> pg at &oSierer 8orgcns ltoo enc
.tilhogc / &upellet
Sc tilfolbtc &loffcren pg Brope=
rem. 6ejltogelien blep fonltoterct
Sg fort otter lao mar 110e poo Sir
fegnorOcn Set 1,bo11te SDn at noglc
@ropcrfarle. ser bar / Serb meo /
ltprlte 5fpn0iombeb at bejle eat ST.
ltc op al en- oabc11 Gror, %Dporcfter
SEN pinligc 6cjltogellc blep herig=
::iget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
9p6sfal6.

Sor1eoen ofgif gomIe Senrit
&mSfen fra Dpbbpl Morf beo De.-
ben ! en- Mloer al rigelig SO Mar
efter at baDe beret iengeliggenoe !
ober ct aar. @i0ite Sang, BON bar
ioppe> bar bans Te0ielsbog, S. 81.
STARTS ! 5jor. Sen ofopoe, Ser
bar en- fjenot Mono i en- bis 9m-
fre6s, bar ii0en 1912 paret Ser
eloite Herion / 9pbbpl 5ogr.
Senrif @onsien far, ii. vDpbbgI-
Soften, befleot mango 1ilIiospo.
1ter; ban for loolc6es ppret @alg.
mano belt iioen Sons arpgerS og
|Mblmanns Gage % min6e0es meo
E@leoe oi5ie to itopte Mpno fra
bans Wonoooms= Gage. gn fort
SID bar hon cnoog &omml1nefor@
|1tanoer og / mango Star &irfeglbIfe.
|Sm ioooc tit, at 6on. bopoe babt
ollie fommunale @perb nn0tuqen at
bore Sfoleforltmnber. Self mott.
ban bar oper Sc 90, f11lgte ban gobt
n1eo Slocn pg bar n1co poo Oagens
5pprgsmool. San lrite bper Dn9
fin Mbis, og Set 11oen at BRUCE Bri11.
Ter. 9e tire iioitc Mor bopoe Dog
taget ilemt poo &rpiterne, og for
go6t ct Nlor li0en moottc ban lpggc
fig til Sengs for life mere at rej1e
Tin
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l5iben, 0a Staten Dar tort 1or1
@laf, fom ogiaa en- Wano meo en-
Bplt, men / BET 2jeblif, 5tatsbe.
.|tjei1ten pilbe iprtnge ino poa bam,
lob bo11 moo. Sn6begringen til en-
@pniegouro og Mmnoen en-
Noar0ejer ira Sen an0en 5ioe
@rpnien - mutteoe ober @r9n1e-
1reftcn.
Sort efter TOM to f%pinOelige Ser
lpncr. ligelebes tDlfe, og Statsbc=
!!tjelten bar life len til at ltono1e
DEM. Sc gjor6e imiblertio Sorlpg
pao at fomme oper @reniegrpften.
bporpe0 Sc fal0t og fom til at lig-
&c looleocs, at &enene bbile0e poa
ct lopt Eigtroa0sbeQn poa Sen 0a1-
life Sibe, me6ens Operfrpppen lan
Il @rGliegrpften. timber benne lite
iult n1ogelige Situation l6gte Da<
merne at frigjprc iig> me0ens tire
tpife &ogtpo1ter fon1 til og i6gte at
true Stotsbetjer1ten til at llippe lit
9ptte.
Set lpffc0es Sen enc al 9amerne
at lli6e Jig les % foripinoe, meoe11s
Stotshctjenten bebolDt Sen onoen.
Euo bans Hoob bar Sen Danife
@rpnlcgcnOurm in1i0Iertib fommen
Lii.
Sen enc al Ipifcrnc tr11cbe meo
at lfnDe, ocricm 5tnsbetjenten life
gaD Slip poo 9umen, 1lrcn @ctjen=
ten bplOt fat og ipgte mi neb Siglp
af 2Dlct ira Ben0orn1ens 2pmme=
lpgte at bebile, at ban bar poo
oonif @runb n1eo lit @pttc. 0a Sp.
lfercn life pil6e reipefterc bette, OPP
fcr0rcoc Stotsbetjenten bom til at
6e11te en- 9efalingsn1ano for at fac
Ipilten -ofgjort. Seller life set fan6t
Den tpifc &agtpolt M%nleOning til.
6porilnoo ban bar iao uforltgtig at
ipringe ober poo Sen Oanife SIDE al
8rpttcn u@bis Sc life pjebliffelig
gear tllbagc, bliper pgioa De arre<
lteret," ruobtc 5totshetjente11, %
5piferen trof Jig burtigt til6age.
9a 9omen baboe tubt en- Scar.
a%orinebettc, mente &etjenter, %
8c110orn1cn at banc @ebis npf moo
Sen opel1fpr 11ennte @ouroejcr, og
81 blln CT fjcn0t og tilme0 bor
faoet Mprfer at Higtroo0en bao0e
pou &lG0er cg Sfino, gop Sc ben6c
fri.
SEQ nGrn1erc ll110eripgelie bi1t.
Set iig> at Morgorinebptten por fplot
n1eo = @jp0ni1e! Sc poagjeloenoe
far Dabt CT Tornenlneli e al at set
flr1oc gaa golt o9 far loo bapt en-
loo6on n1cO, lom Sc far lo6et fal6e.
me0enS Sc far rebOet set pprigc,
lom Sc Dap0e, neb npcr @rpnle en-.
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Mfnitiif f%sprinin6cn.

Gn 12=oorig Nigc, Gutter a
|Sfoporbgoer 6. Sreoerifien / Corn
neo,. bar forleoe1 paa Sci ira Sp=
berup 5fole; bun l1ocblep imiolerz
tbs fra lit Silent, % 6orGlOrene bar
life leet benbe 1iben. st &ar Sage
|1er1ere par bum i 8jergltcb, ca. |
Msil fra lit @ie1r, bnor bum lcgeoc
meO noglc @prn; iiocn bar ingen
|1et ber1be. Ser er trnffct 6pron=
|ltoltninger til at ipge c fter benoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Sc a Ma6fort.

S "&iclcr 3eitungu fin0es, =.
v9ejmOul", CT rulnmen0e &ritif al
Sen Woo0e> bporpoo Mp10igbcoernc
oro11cr Set nongegreneOe pg nunitc~
lige Mobiporg5mool. Set be66er
bl. a.:
81 far &o't III ;11fjpb d Hra>.
'S1npr> &%orto'l:r. S;f6, 8uIgiru3=
ter og Niclt. ?%;p fommer bs,-;i.
5uffer-&ortet Set ippen6e. So Yh
Suffcr moone6lig pr. @opeo a Be
folfningen! s Sjor opfor6re0es hi
til at BRUCE mere Suffer. SCI
monglen0e Se0t lfltl6e eritattes al
S1ffer, bbis Scoring bleb ro1t i
bpje Soner. Set blep og1oo onbe-
fulet at BRUCE Suffer til @reotur=
fooring. Men efter at set prpj1iife
Sanbbrugs0epnrtement Sen II. Sc
celnber 1915 u0len6te en- Opfor-
bring til for6get 9prfning al 5rf~
ferrper og itille0e Ma1ligbeoen al
en- 5tigning al 5%ufferprilen / 116-
iigt, begpnOte man / alle &usboIo=
at gjpre itigen6e Sn6fjgb af
Gutter. Ser bleb gientagne @ange
cffentligt benbilt til, at Opfigb al
Snffer pdr fnlbltanDig u%nporenbigt.
Do hi baboe 5uffer moi. Men fIoc
al tibligere Grforinger enieoe Be
folfningen life bisie Senltininger.
% nj e. ben g~iebIiffeIige Snbfgs
relic Of 5ufferforte n1oronet, og
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Miueulnffcn peb Gebier.

Sen neb @ebier forleOen ll1l1fne
Camper bar Sen norlfe ~5trpno=
.ncr", 241 8r11tto giegiitertons, oer
i'll Groos for Sc / uNocbricbten fir
Seefobrer" offentliggjprtc Mpor:
Ter, % ll6en at toge 9enlpn til c'1
al bore @jGlpefrp0ieres sloporlels.
lfuo % 5ignaler, lpgte at posler1
Set forlige Omrno6e. 0ompcrcn:
@eletning blep reoOet pg CT fsrt til
Morneln11n6c.
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8raftiifc Tpranitaltningcr.

2onostings1nono, @pbscjer Hptt=
bpl, bor 1omtioig me0, at ban bor
lolgt CIT Sci al @orglum &loltcrs
Soroer til lloltpfninasforcninge1
togct set 6orbebolO, at ingen. iou'
fjpbcr Dennc Soro, mao torbonole
5piritus poo bercs gjcnonmmc.
Sun far besl1Den uoiot en- Er9mlI
poa 1000 &r. at for0elc s 2oO0er
til sen, Scr bpgger melt praftilf.