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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-06-07

"Does it matter to youwhat bringing?
1t is one | hate-hate-hate!"
go away some day instead of one-that
is all! Said, yalla!"
"Your primitive passions will
wruin u.s.
The silvery voice grew even more
silvery:
"Do you quarrel with me, Ho Pin,
my friend?
This is England, not Burma. Clan
apolisr'
"Ah! Whisper-whisper it to him,
and
Oblivion closed in upon Helen Cum
berly. She seemed to be sinking into
the heart of giant rose.
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SUMMONS

The State of Wisconsin, to the above named
defendants and each Of them:
You and each of you are hereby summoned
to appear within twenty days after service of
this Summons, exclusive of the day of service,
and defend the above entitled action in the
to do Judgment will be rendered against. you
according to the demand Of the Complaint a
copy of which is herewith served upon you.
the title to the following described premises
situated in Pierce county, Wisconsin: to-wit:
The South one-half (S15) of the Northwest
quarter (NW14) of Section 30, Town u, Range
Is, Pierce county, Wisconsin.
W. p. KNOWLES,
Plaintiffs attorney.
P. o. address, River Falls. Pierce County,
Wis.
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Continued from May 81

SuICaral voice was speaking, from
a vast distance away:
"What is this that you bwring us.
Mahara?"
Answered a sweet, silvery voice:
'Does it matter to you what bring
ing? 1t is one I te-hate-hate!
There will be two cases Of ginger to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-06-07

Office stationery OF all kinds
printed on the best of stock, at
the most reasonable prices 1T the
Journal office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-06-07
CHAPTER XIX.

In Dunbar's Room.
IN 1R. CUMBERLY, his face I'M
III usually pale, stood over by
E55z5SEy the window Of Inspector
GSEzZJ Dunbar's room, his hands
locked behind him. In his chair near
est to the window sat Henry Leroux,
so muff1ed up in fur collared motor.
coat that little of his face was visi-
Bile, but his eyes were tragic as he
leaned forward resting his elbows upon
his knees and twirling his cap be-
tween his thin fingers. He was watch
ing Inspector Dunbar intently; only
glancing from the gaunt face of the
detective occasionally to look at Denise
Ryland. who sat close to the table.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24

wp START and daughter. Mrs. NIL
area sapp and her son, OF smyrna
are visiting in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gaulke and
.,ster of this city, spent several days
asst week with their parents, MT. anu
Mrs Louie Gaulke, of Smyrna
Ne Nathaniel Mofitt and children,
~ this citv. are visiting Mrs. Joseph
less. OF Smyrna Landing
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry, Downey, oi
this CITY. and Mrs. Andrew Collision
and daughter. Louise, OF Carney
Point are spending this week at
Woodland Beach.
The Misses Hilda and Laura Hutch
inson. OF Smyrna, are spending ther
vacation in this city and Philadel'
phia.
Miss Evelyn Only,-of Clayton. has
been spending a week with Miss Al
ma Owens, OF this city,
Miss Marion Stewart, OF this city,
spent the week end with her parents
at Clayton.
Miss Alberta Dunlap. OF this city
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. John Gra'
ham, Of Clayton
John Foraker, of this city, was
recent visitor TO Cheswold.
II. r. Loose and family, Of this
city. spent Sunday at Cheswold.
Mrs. Cavender Hutchinson and
children. OF this city. have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Lee Hutchinson
Of Keuton
Mrs. Harry Davidson Of this city,
Be visiting Mrs. Leroy Roberts, OF
'Kenton.
Mrs. Edith Walton and child. Of
this city, are visiting in Kenton
Vernon Scarborough Of this city.
spent tho weekend at Fleming's
Landing
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
HIVE OF bees STOPPED
TELEPHONE SERVICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sEAFORD, Aug. 24.-While icing
refrigerator cars Wednesday night
John Smith, employed by Charles Col
Inns fell from the top OF car and
was badly injured.
Considerable excitement was caus-
ed recently when Chief Ollie Wright
smoked out a hive OF bees from
cable box in front OF the road house
which was interfering with telephone
service.
Miss Rose Wheatley gave a yacht
ing party yesterday afternoon In
honor Of her guest, Miss Bessie Hor
sey. of Wilmington. The party went
to Coobs' Landing, where supper was
served on the lawn. Among those
present we're: Misses Rose Wheatley.
Bessie Horsey. Helen Moore, Binnche
Allen, Elsie Hurley. OF Seaford, and
Misses Margaret Layton, Of Bridge
vile; Esther Smirth, Ethel Evans. Of
Baltimore; Messrs. Roland Wright,
John Dickerson, OF Bridgeville; Mace
Allen, Raymond Becker, Harper Ma
thew, ]. Norman Haarn, Carl Brown,
George Perry and Walton Smith.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Miss Margaret Cornelius. Of this
city, has been visiting Miss VIDA Ken.
ny, OF Fleming's Landing.
John Hazel Of this city. is spending
his vacation az Dover.
Miss Kathlyn Benson. OF Dover. is
spending several weeks I'm this city
and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Cephus Parsons, or
Dover, are spending some time IN this
city and Philadelphia.
Miss Jane Harrington, OF this city,
spent the weekend az Dover and
Bowers Beatn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wickes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wickes and son,
william, are spending this week as
kits Hammock.
Miss Beatrice Smith has been visit
Ing friends at Shorts.
william Meredith. Of this city was
recent visitor TO Frederick.
Harry Lindale and family. ~ this
city. are visiting relatives at Wyo
ming.
Miss Mary Hollis, OF Camden, Del,
Is visiting friends here.
Miss Ida Crosby. OF this city. is
spending some time as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mast, OF Elver'
son.
Miss Frances Medill OF Newark. Is
visiting friends near this city.
Miss Ida Jones. Of this city, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. II. W. McNeal. Of Newark
who was recently operated on at the
Delaware Hospital, is now Gonzales
cent.
Herbert Kent and William Lindsay
left yesterday for Holyoke, Mass.
where they will meet Howard Stern
and from there the three young me-
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
LIRUr. cRIFFITH A VISITOR.

Lieutenant William d. Griffith. Jr,
U. S. A.. and Mrs. Grifath are visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs William
D. GrifHth. Sr.. OF No 500 West
Eighth stree. this city. Lieutenant
Grifith served on the Mexican bor-
der with Battery A, Third New York
Field Artillery. After his return
from the border he attended the on
GERS reserve training camp at Madi-
son Barracks. New York, where he re-
ceived O commission as second lieu-
tenant. field artillery, L. S. Army.
Lieutenant Grlfhth will report at the
Wrightstown cantonment, Wrights-
town n. j., on August %.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
WOLF.PUGH.

Miss Bessie Wolf, daughter Of Mrs.
Emma Wolf Of No. 4S2 East Seventh
street. and Roland c. Pugh. OF No.
9e2 Poplar street. were married We'd
nesday evening at Asbury NJ e.
Church parsonage by the Rev. George
W. Dawson. The bride was attended
by Miss Eda Rash. Victor NJ. Clark
was best man. The bride wore a
white satin dress trimmed in white
and pearl headings and carried white
bridal roses and asters. Her maid
OF honor wore a pink satin dress and
carried pink asters. After the mar
riage the couple returned TO the
home Of the grodm's sister, No. 902
Poplar street. where Herman l..
Prettyman directed a very pleasant
and successful reception.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24

We are, We believe, the first store in
this city to show new fall goods and we
take no small amount of pride in the add
ed distinction this gives the Jacoby store.
With the largest stock in our history as
Sembling itself on our floors, we have
taken some of the very best numbers Tor
a window display tomorrow so that YOU
might get an idea at Jacoby's of what
viii be worn this fall. We invite YOU
to view this display.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24

guard after taps, and was caught in a
tent occupied by two privates by Ser
geant Foley. Of Company C, Sixth Regl-
ment. Private Walter Meyer was in
the act Of drinking beer from a bottle
and the sergeant confscated the bottle
Evening journal., 1917-08-24

will 80 to Atlantic CHy, where they
will spend a fortnight.
Miss Myrtle Sell and Miss Eleanor
Montgomery were anony the VIII
mington guests at the yacht club
dance given recently at Atlantic CityA
Miss Laura Hutchinson. Of Smyrna.
Is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Y.
Morton A boat party will be given
tonight in Miss Hutchinsons honor.
The Reverend and Mrs. J. L.
Johnson have returned from their
vacation at Wildwood, New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. George MoCarns. OF
this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hooking and three children. Beatrice,
Elizabeth and Willis, Of West Grove,
Pa. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Robert NJ Morrison and family. Of st.
Georges.
Harvey L. Allen. of Richmond. Va.
has returned home after spending a
week with his sister. Mrs. Alfred S.
Smith, OF No. 300 East Seventeenth
street.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
SOCIALISTS EAT MELONS.

Local Socialists held a watermelon
feast i'm their hall. No. Si5 Market
street, last evening, The affair was
held by the Womens Committee Of the
party. and it was q decided success, the
attendance being large. Members OF
the local Socialist party will go to
Arden on sunday, where a picnic Will
he hold
Evening journal., 1917-08-24

and placed Aennard under arrest.
Police Magistrate Holt committed
him to Jail pending an investigation,
and the hotel proprietor selling him the
intoxicant may get into trouble, as the
young man is a minor.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
FARMERs nN PICNIC.

Nearly one hundred members at
tended the annual picnic Of the Bran
dywine Valley Farmers Club. at
Birmingham Meeting House yester-
dag. Owing 10 the weather Il was
an indoor picnic.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
sT. PAuRs FE1E TONIGHT.

The lawn fete OF the united societies
OF st. Pauls r. G. Church was called
on last night on account OF the rain,
but weather permitting, will be held
tonight and Saturday night. The
fete is to be held on the church lawn
Fourth and Jackson streets.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
BEER IN SOLDIERS TENT
NEWARK YOUTH ACCUSED

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 2i--Irain Ken
nard, 10. Of Newark, Del, is held at the
City Hall on the charge Of supplying
beer TO soldiers at Camp Deshong con-
trary to an order Of the War Depart
ment.
Kennard succeeded in passing the
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
RECITAL AT CREENHTLL.

An organ recital will be given this
evening in Greenhill Presbyterian
Church by win NJ. S. Brown, the we'll
known composer and musician. A de-
lightful program has been arranged
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
RUFF-MooRE.

Miss Anna Elizabeth Ruff, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Run,
OF No. 29O5 Madison street, and VIII
liam Clarence Moore, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william b. Moore. OF No. $40
Lombard street, we're married at the
home Of the bride on August IL, by
the Rev. c. A. Papperman. OF Lock
port, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
viii live at No. 1918 West Seventh
street.
Evening journal., 1917-08-24
BIRTHS S

DAWSON August 22 20 Mr.. and Mrs
Charles J. Davis, Jr., Of No. 6i0 Pine
street, this city, q daughter.
CoopEK-On August 90 81 the Homeo-
pathic Hospital TO Mr. and Mrs julius
Cooper, Of No. 1915 Maple street, this
city. a son.
COLE--On August "a. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank &. Cole, OF No. i6O2 West Tenth
street, this city. a daughter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-30
6. ghriitianicn,

"Slensbore apis" Jerltc-&eoaftpr,
bleb sen 10. Septe1nber 40 Star 81.
grnlt Gbriltianien bor Deret fnDt=
tet til 8laoet iioen 1898. Otter SEES
iens 9pO / 1906 opertog ban Sen
r%eboftionelle % forr~etningsmesitge
2coclle al 9lood. .Soruocn at be-
tribe SEN l1riospoit, iom &e6affpr>
itiGingen beo bet 1tore oanife &la6
/ 5gn6erjpllan6 CT, befle6er @bri-
ltianlen forflellige Silli6sbberb
Slensborg. San er 81. a. We0lem al
@elgerforeningens EiliDnsraao,
Sormol1O for Slensborg Tbre0rags=
%forening, iom BON bur ltiftet, og
Mefforn1an6 / 8orgerforeninge11 /
Slensborg. San en- for Ei6en peO
3ltfronten, bborfra ban bar ifrebet
Ell &Gffe ubmGrfebe 8rebe til lit
8la6> Ser frem0e!es eies al S.
Sessions @nfe.
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@rpomange1 / 6lemsborg.

s u6lensborg Mpis" leies fpl
gen6e = formentlig officielle =
Me6oelelie, Scr er blepet ti!.ltille1
8la6et:
v8rp6 uoen 8rpofprt fprlangte
en- Del &bin0er / flere 8agerbutifer
/ Slensborg. @ette f9rte gjentogne
@ange til Sammenl timlinger. Com
@run6 n9bntes, at mo11 / SEN ltge
life baboe faoet @rpn.
Set er naturtigpis beflageligt, at
Ser life for funnel n0oeles M9lle-
fobrifoter. Sc mangle0e limpe.tben.
Set Dar ar1bre 5teoer Deret Sil=
feloet er1onu oftere. Og netop mi,
81 &artoflerne er for @oanoen /
fnlb Wengoe, og %forlfjellige billige
@rgnfiager CT rigelige, moo set bore
m11ligt at flare Jig l1oen @rpn.-
S bbert Sub 1taor ser intet @reo
til &oa0igbe6 iom Gr1totning. S
Acknowledgements n9pnes bper ugr
npjagtigt, bbilfc 2epne6smioler, Ser
fan uo0e1es. Sum ufcrnuftige og
onoifabsfuloe @ennelfer fam trio, at
Scr pe6 en- M6fGrb lpm ppe11nppntc
fommer flere 2ebne0smioler til
6%lensborg."
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ruialem. Sg ti6ligere Ii6ers grfa.
ringer gaar unegtelig / &etning al,
at %begpnoer f9r1t Sp0eforfblgelierne
ct Steo, breoer Sc fig burtigt pi-
I0ere.
Og / bbert SoIo = alene u66ri-
|belien fra Saffa er ct bourot Slag.
is oenne $50 og bens Nerbe6 bar
S%poerne giennem mango Mar giort
ct opgtigt og trofoit Mrbeioe. 8eo
|Slio og 5lio bor De foaet oparbei-
Oct nogle brugbore @olonier, ser
ifuloe ofre Grun6laget, bborpoa en-
ltor og berlig 8Dgning fun6e OPP
bpgges, naar sen 5t11no Tom, 90
|iterre Mengber al Salfet tur6e bent
De tilbage. Dette 9aob er ru nbarm-
|bjertig ilaaet / 5tpffer.
Ser er foranitaltet en- Sn6iam-
ling for at Iinbre Ngoer blanot Sc.
po%lpitinenitlfe Spoer - % 6enne
S%noiamling tranger til Stgte. Ser
er al @runb for &riitne til at bite
oeres Spmpati for set is6ife sSolf
|Deo at {enoe 8i0rag til Sn6fam-
Ilingen.
efterretningerne ON Seoernes 81.
0elier ! 8alpitina fa.oer paa11p sci
Spprgcmaal frem / bort Sin6: -
9pornaar bliper 2ioeliernes MaaI
1ulot2 Staoig itgrre Dele at SSor-
oens Solf BRACES mo i G~Ien6igbe.
0ens MolItr6m. Men iterfere %.
1terfere bill bel ogiaa guffffet efter
Sreb blipe ! ollie forpinte SoIf. 0g
en- Gong maa ben Ienge benteoe
lSreo fomne til Sen itaffeIs ssoro.
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fom,uenbe bore6e 2ipet no. 5elb

fom,uenbe bare6e 2ipet no. 5elp
at falte fig mo / Narti1tri0m laa
bans Naturel fiernt. Dette iatte
o9iaa fit 8ree paa bans 5orbolo
til Siembpa0en. 8ort1et fra, at ban
/ fine spngre Gage en- SID bar 0ber=
formpn6er, % at ban / 1898 blep
bolat til OrofSrer - ct Sperb, lom
BON ~foreprigt al @elbreosbenipn IT.
fe obertog - far ban life 6eltn-
get / bet fomnl,nale 2ib / glpe=
rum.
Set bar pao an6e11 Maooe Soc
ringsoaien, lom meb lit Gempera=
ment maotte mere 6pb 8ietet for
5legt og 8bg0, iful6e fom1ne til
at pirfe for lin .&jemltobn. Bpgoens
&iitorie % 9olens Srooitioner fam
ge0e ti0lig bans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@inb, og benne bans SSnteresie CAB
Jig u6ilag / en5amlerbirfl ombe6,
Ser bragte rige SIC ultoter of fultl1r-
biltoriif SerO, og efterboan6en uobi=
6e6e bans Gemlerbirf1ombe6 lit Self
til International Smfang. 2an6s=
fier6t er bans efter bore Sorbol0
peloige 8ibliotbef, ion be0 bans
Dpb ani1aas til noget Ioo0ont lom
10000 8ino. Sgiaa bans Samlin<
ger at @11nitperfer ct n1eget betp6e<
Zig.
&11n1t og &1tnltnere bop6e / set
Dele / &elge @eringsoo1en en ben-
gipen Sen pg trofolt 5tpttc. &11nlt=
neriite og pioenifabelige Sormaa!
fun6e olti0 gjgre itffer Megning
paa Seringsaalens &u1obaonoetz
be6> og &l1nitens Dprfere fanot i
bam en- altib forltoaenoe og' for1naa=
enDe SelDl10er!!
S fans Sjembpg6 pe6. mol1 ogloa
at fortelle mango bofre Sref al
bramfri &ielpiombe0, mango iom
las trangt / 6et> er gooet bj11lpet
bort fra &orsbofffe11.
&eringsoai len Dar foru0en ltor
9fobeier, H%artbober / flere 1tore
8ebrifter, % flere iao6anne bao6e
ban beret me6 til at 1tifte.
&elge &Gringsoaie en- bar en- &er=
ionligbeb, lom life gift al @eien mc6
fine ofte itejte Meninger. @bor bans
tetbpgge0e> froftige 5ffifffelie mics
set forafterful6e Mn1tgt bite Jig,
cafte ban Spmprfl ombe6.
Set er en- original Mon6> 1om
CT 9ooet Bort, - og Ell go0 Won6,
ifrtper ~Mftenpolten".
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Sebeforfplgelier / Haleittna.

$bis. nogen lpprger, bbilfet Solt
Scr bor liot melt UNDER 8er0ensfri=
gen, er Oct oanlfelig at gibe SDor.
fleite Eanfer oil iagtens benoe
fig MOB Set belgiife Solf. Meen !
@runoen er man 10 tfp!ge 5agens
Natur u6e al Stanb til at nbmale
og iommenligne oe ltore 2i6elier,
lom / 2gbet al oe 1tbite 3 Mar bar
rant ltpr1te Delen al 6e e11ropeiife
Motioner.
giloe man berimoo lpprge, bbil.
fet SolfelIag, Der har liot melt
@er6ensbiitoriens SOB, ptl6e maj
neppe fl,r11e bore / Ebibl ONT Sba.
ret. Set er nemlig Seoerne. Oq
iiffert ct set, at ogloa al 8er0ens.
|frtgens 5merter og 8Dr0er bar 81
|boaret 6eres rigeItge @art.
De Spoer, Der Dor inoenfor 81
|frigsfpren6e 2an6eS Omraaoe .
Jog oct gel6er langt ben oberpeien6t
|9el al Sen ip6iife Station - ia,
lite blot maattet bore De Iamm'
l2ioelier, Tom aIle more inoenfo1
oen Station, iom oe ! &raft al De
res 8opal tilbprte. Men Sc bar %
iad maattet gaa ino un6er 6isie 81
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0elier, Joni &egel u6en at bore Boo
ret at 6e1l rationale 8egeiltring =
TIL ielb ON Seber fan file fig lom
Epife, 9ltrtgere oib., fan Sc alligebel
fife bere op meo / fprlte 2inie at
feel fig io1n Spoer.
Mllere6e beri ligger, at 2i6ellernt
for oean maa feles lom 1terre. Men
BERTH fommer, at Se0erne paa r11S.
|iiif @runb iamti6ig / &rigens fer'
tie Si6 blep bebanolet ubarmbier,
ti9t al oe rrsiiife 9brigbeoer; / gu.
iin6bis blep &binoer og 8brn for
'brepne fra 6eres Silent.
Naor ipoiife Sfribenter i 2ebet
al bisie Mar bar uotalt Jig ON be
|ubbre 2ibelier, ser obergif oeres
Soft, frembebeoe 6e ofte lom Set
eneite 2ps i Merfet &aabet ont, at
cit @fterbirfning af &rigen biloe
b!ibe Sbbernes sSiembenoen / ltori
Sal til Bal91tina.
9jenupltgslen Daagne6e meo for.
npet Stprfe / oct gamle Soft. Ser.
or bar oe fioite Ei6ers @fterretning
|om baar6e 5orielgelier af Spoerne
BalRltina rant BET iebiife Soil
paa BET emmeite Seb. Og intel
alborligt Menneife bar funnel moo
|tage 6isie gfterretninger u6en opt
Meofelelie meb set u%lpffelige Soft
Sbor u0bre6te SorfGgelier og 81.
|belierne bar beret, gan life faltl9t.
Ites meb Sifferbe6. Sra Den tprfiift
@egjerines SIDE ieger man at re
acere benz til en- nbiagelie fra SAT
|fa. Sra anoen SIDE mel6es oet, d.
(Ss6erne ogioa er fororeb11e fra Sc
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Nnrgr.
@elae &eringsaaien bpb.

i &eIge @eringsaolen / @lber11n
0p0e title og rolig 81. 4 ONT Mor
| genen Sen 90. Mug11it.
Set 8l1oifob. pil blibe mobtage:
m1eo &emo6 ODER bele 2an0et;; banS
geobn bor fjenbt bioen ONT, ogiuc
u0enfor Norges @r9nier, bpor bo1
!iGrlig / Danmarf baboc mango &enI
ner. l1bentet fom set life. S len
eere Si6 Dop6e ban beret lterf1
leqemlig ibeffet. Sorlengit bab6t
ian jo ogioo naaet, bpo0 man PEI
ct at fol6e 5tpbets Ml6er; fp6t Ser
s.. Oftober 1885 blep ban ner 81
Mor gan1mel.
3lteroolen bob6e / &elge @e
ringsoaien fin Dpperlte &eRrplen
tout = flint bon alorig offictel1
repro cntere0e 9alen, tragte6e bel
Ter life nogen Sinoe efter at gje'
re Set. Sans 5fiffelie og @eien
be1e bans forofterlt9rfe &erionlig:
bc6 bar lom preget al SEN meg:
tige 5fop6ol, bbor ,bans 5legt
mango SEQ bap6e bDgget og, boet
- bans Sober TOM til @11perum
1885, fjpbte @oorben 8ef / G1be=
ruins SER og ~le11ere &orsboffe11,
lom 1i6en bleb @elge @eringsooIens
befje11bte @aarb.
Sc n1eit fremtreben6e ,Orag /
&Gringsaaiens &urofter, Ser for
me0e bans 2ibsonifuelie og bcitem-
te bons 2%ibsf6relie, bar S6eolismc
og &1,n0ffabstrong. 9enne ifaffecc
ban Nering. beo mango og lange
Nejler til fjerne 2an6e. Sngen norif
8on6e bar bel reilt iaa meget lpn1
ban. SSsllqen Gnitrengelie lfpe6e ban,
og Mlberen formooe6e life at fpnf=
fe bans &ejiulplt. Selp oppe / fine
bpie Mar orog ban til 9Ggppten %
8alGltino. De- fle1te el1ropGiife 2on=
Sc baDoe ban beipgt.
Sorltoae!ien al &un6ifobs @erb
% @o9t fprte bans Srtcresier INF
Il Solfebpiifolebep9gelien, bpor bor
ogioo fon0t Blaos for iin i0eelle
@tr9ben og for lit por111e. 6e6rc:
lonosiinb. @erigiennem TOM ban
6orbin6elfe me6 mango at fin Sam:
tics ber6n1te Mpno. &jenot CT iao.
lcoes bans mere %perlonltge Sorbol(
til 8jernion, beb bbis 8egrapelit
ban Dor Marlfolf - og ban mootoq
nobnlig itprfe Sn6trpf fra @r1nbt
big. st itorltilet Monl1ment reiltt
ban BEN Sag, Der gjennem bee bans
Sit cjebe bons @jerte, beo BEN i'm
ponerenoe @qpe poo / Willion Ser
iom BON fort for lin 500 ifienfeo,
81. a. til Oprettelie at en- Solfebpj
ffole / glbcrum.
Starft politiif interesieret Ton
ban oog olorig til at tage aftit
Sci / BEN politiife Scamp, bpor be
bans Snoflp6elie paa mango Maa
Der gjorbe fig gialoen6e, ONT ifff'
ioa meget mdaife poa Sogerne o.
8~rogrammerne, iaa paa &a1npenl
M9n6, ii! bocm ban i 188O-Mare
neg bebege6e Cider too i ct Sen
J ffabsforboI6, fom for manges geo
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Murif vSpibbua".

@tortbinget be6tog np1ig at gipe'
&egjeringen / Op6rag at offentlig-
gj6re EN- ~@pi6bog" me6 0plpsnin=
ger ont norlfe 5fibe, Ser er taft
beo 6cn tDife &rigsf9relle, og citere
6e @i6ncsbbrD, ser er gibet for o.
rettcrne. 8ogel1 er netop 110fommen
to 8in6 og giber Oplpsninger op
til 1. Sl1li 1917 ON iolt $50 @fibe
paa S55,657 Sons, bborme6 625
5pn1Gn0 er omfom11e. 9ette Sal Ct
pget beo Sab / Suli, Mugult og
September, bringenoe Tallet op til
$50 @fibe paa 100000 Sons og
713 9pmp11o, ser bioes omfomne,
me6ens II 5bmenos 5finbne life
fienoes. 9isle Sal inobef latter life
Sab / Sftober og Nobember, oo
3oeleggelien at norife 5fibe por
ulp6panlig itor. Nelte11 en- bel &of=
foroif1aooe CT poelogt of Epifer=
ne.
SplpSningerne / @bi0bogens to|
8in6 paa 5000 5i6er piier tpoelig,
bbilfe @%rl1iombeoer Sc tpife ubaob-
cbefer bat 9bf moo Sc norife @9=I
folf. Sra September 1915, fem
M}oone0er f9r oe11 11i16ifrenfe6e IL
.boaofrtg hlcD officielt erfl9ret all
Gpiflon0, bleb ser pbet @rr,iombeoer
MOB norife 5fibe. @fjpnt Stpritc=
6elen al Sc tobte 5fibe 'biler Zig
at bore ienfet of l1bao0e, bt6es
rs 5fibe poa 10000 Sons at ppre
eoelaat pcb gfsploltoner, bborpe6
306 59meno mi1teoe 2ipet.
S Ell Mfoeling er en- Opgope oper
8oo6e bcltemt til at le1,fes 1porl9lt,
efter Gree 2urburgs 0plfrift, Sal
i1gen l1baa6e blep let, me6enS I or=
0re Silfp!oe 8eretl1ingerne bier, att
l1baa6e11e be0ligebolot en- bol6lom
&ononilo MOS 6fibe % 2ipboooel
og br9bte Sbmpno, ser ollerebe|
bar / 8aa0ene. 8ogcr beretter ON
ipb 5fibe, ser al tplfe 1boo6cbefer
er melot ianfet, men inge,1 al oeres
8elrtninger benbte tilbage for at
|fortelle ONT San6lingen. @are Ben
officielle tpife &opport antpoer De-
reg Sfiebne.
Slere norife @fibe er belt for
ip1n6et / 2sbet al &riger, og @bib=1
bogen fon life aibe 1ogen SplpS=
ming ONT Dem. Is norife Sfibe poo
Sci ii! alropeiifc Sabne fra Mr=
gel1tina er torpeoeret uoen 8arlel.
Mf oisie fbrte to Speoe for ngoli-I
oenee 8elgiere og fire bar paa Sci
til ne11trale ffon6inapiife Sapne.
l1orp66eliesfrigen me6 norife 5fi-
be foregaar frem6eles, men / 0en]
ftbite Ei6 me6 minore 8irfning,|
taffet bore Sorbol6sregIer. Norlfe|
8la6e flyer, at Sagten paa tpife|
Spioner / Norge og 6e ibnre 5traf-
lie, 6e bar faaet, bar | flor ltp1trpf=
ming formin6fet Sabet.
Hresien %opfor6rer enitemmig ale
! Moromano ON at ffoffe fig goge1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-30
100 Mur..

gnfe Mnna @rmts6atter 5olle,
@osiebongen, fpl6te / 5eptember
Maoneo 100 Mar. Sin 6pbielsbag
beo bnn iiffffe at ongibe npiagtigere.
SUN er fpot paa @aaroen @igiten
beo @ois; men benoes Sorelore,
lom bar @aar6brugerfolf, flDtteoe
ienere til @osietranoen, bbor bun
.iaa bar, til bum bleb gift % boiat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-30

boa @aar6en 6oue pa 8ols. &en-
ocs Mnb oboe for "a Mor ii0e1L %
b11n bar / Sen it61te Sis boet bos
Spnnen, font ct 8og1rmoro poo
@oslepangen.