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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Sc bpje &reatnrpriler.

Sill Iroos for, at Ser MI icn0es
til Marfcoet Ell Mengoe &reoturer
er Dog YriIerne beie. 9ireftpr 600
per beo Experimentation / No
9ofoto iogoe forleoen Sag, at 4rea
tnrernes Mntol er gooet 1pert ne>
i De fr%igsferenoe 2arl0e, 6els for0:
Mrmeerne og oen cipi!e Befolfnin(
trengte iaa~ meget &jpo> og oels
foroi set bar ioa panitelig at jfaff'
Sober.
S England, f.. Cts, bar ma1
'pleiet op for 9prfning al &orn tr'
Millioner 9lcres, iom fsr blep brug1
font @reslano. Set giolot nemIig al
faffe Menneifefgoe. S England,
Sranfrig og Stalien CT &reot11rernes
Mntal goaet ne0 meo 100000.
og Oct bot oltiommen 9Dr> JONI tun=
6e ifaffe &ip6.
uofprilen al &ieo fra Sc Gorene6e
Gtater ct I'M ODER fire @nnge 1ao
flor font ipr @rigen, 1ag6c 9iref-
Itgren. Set er 6erfor natl1rlig, al
&ip0priierne er Dpie, for Marfe0et
Ell loa meget 1tgrre END fgr. Wen
set CT life alt, iogoe Direft9r Goo
per-. @age11 er, at naor Mntollet al
&reoturer er b!epet meget reoa1ceret
tager Oct loo lang Sis for at fao
BET op'til 6en ie0banlige @9ioe:
Splgen 0craf bil blibe, at &ip6pri:
1erne bill blibe bpie i mango Mar
Wr. Cooper mente oerfor, at Sur.
mernc ituloe 1egge fig efter areo:
turool / ltor u61trefning.
, Sc tat lao go0t gigre oct, for0i
mango &reaturer pao en- Sarm ifaf
Tier: en- @engoe @is6lel, ser bolbe1
|Soroen / Sab6, 1oo Ser bliber mere
I&orn, ligeiom Sor6en boloes / &ebi
;be6 at bruges til @ro6a1ftionen a
&reoturfb0e. &lfa!fa og @pber gib'
iSoroen 1pert go6t.
Scr. Cooper .1ag6e, at oct bab6'
lbiit Jig / Minneloto be0 Sen timber
iegelie Ser, at oct lbnne6e Jig mei
olminoclige &%ornpriier at bolo'
&beg, 1elb ON Sarmeren tabte S.
,paa bbert Dpr, for6i ser bleb lac
meget mere &orn. @oar BET e1
lGilfeloet, er Ser ioa meget mer
ISpfororing for Sarmerne at bol6'
mango &reaturer, naor bis1e betoIeE
lbpit, fom Gilfel6et er mt og bi1tno'
bill blibe / flere Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
KrnnBha.
Gn @elt ! 9pben.

Carnegie Sero COMMISSIONER
i&bilaoelpbia bar a1erficn6t Oct Sci
'temoo, 1om af0pOc @alter &asm1ls
iSenien l10pilte, ga ban 1iOlte Com:
mer Ell Spnoag g%ftcrmiooag ipranq
/ @pen %, ipgmmebe no / @renoi1l-
gen moro for 8pen UNDER ct forgie>
bes Sorlpg paa at re60e 2ancelot
8oipntan og Sritut fra at or1fl1e.
Ser bar mango pao 5tro1robreoocn,
1rm bprte Narrets fortpipleoe &aat
ON @ielp, men Senien bar Sen enc
1te> lom agteoe 6erpao, og r~e1plut
fprang / &an0et mes &le6er11e poa.
Strpmmen bar imiblertio 1aa 1terf,
at 9ggteparret ollere6e bar gaaet
un0er, pg Oct bar UNDER ct Sorl9g
paa at 0pffe 11eb efter oen1, at Sen-
fen ielb maotte la0e lit 2ib. 5ugen
in6berettcocs til Carnegie Sero Cont
misitol1et meo set &clultot, at / 6is=
ie Sage CT Ser fommet @eretning
ON, at SSenlens @nfe life ole1re er
tilfien6t en- 9poersmeoalje til Min,
6e ont ben6es Man6s bcltemooige
Opofrelie, men tillige en- Mpparoge
al ca. 81 1000 ON Maret til &iplp
til Sori9rgelie al benOes to fa6er'
lple 8prt1, CIT Dreng pg cit &ige,
iom MT a1tloo er ltfret Ell famneslig
ll%0oonnelie, cfterlom SEN Hart al
5umme11, ipm er tiltpnft 8grre1te,
life falber bort, fpr De bor 11aaet
Mpnoigbeosal0eren. Scr er almin=
oelig Silfreosbeo label / omerifo1-
ifc lom / 6anite &re6fe ober SEN
imuffe @rfjmbelic al CIT tapper
Mon6s 9e6ers6go.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Mimneiota educational Nsioeiatiom

Sra SnsDog Mften til 2erOag
9oIot Winne5 otas Sf01e= eller 2R-
rerforening fit So. Marsmeoe / Min=
neapolis. S Muoitorium bar Ser
Grembisning af Sfolearbei6et / Min=
neapolis. Mf Gore6rag .ital nebnes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sc. 8. Burtons
ODER Eben1net s2opalitet49, bDori ban
omto1!te, Dpnb 5folelarerne funoe
gjpre for at fremn1e Ben be0 at lere
8prnenc at bolbe at 6eres 2an0.
9r. S. 8oul @oooe, Hrofesior beo
Chicago unipcriitet, bol0t en- Sale
ON .&rieenr pg ngpnte> at &rigen
bill blibe bu1loet Of Sen Station, lom
bar oe ilelte Renge.
Sfoleiupcrinrenoent Sacflon, Win-
neapolis, talte ON uSu1ior &igb-
icbool" iom Den, Ser anerfjenote
8arnets 9rob fra BET IL. Mar ot
ct &rap, ser BOG u6merfet funoc
imp6efommes I 7. og 8. @rob.
2pm Ebomplou, Weolem al Min-
neapolis @foleltpre, talte Mrbgoer-
mes Gag. San iag6e> at set life par
NOT, at man bleb me6belt 6foIe=
ffun6ifober / bette Sr6s olminoelige
8etDoning, men at @leberne ogiao
11aotte opleres / Sen &nnlt at tjene
fig Nenge til at fur11e lebe fomfor=
tabelt og fere ct bpggeligt Somilie-
lib, mar 6e bleb bofs11e. Disle to
Sing maatte life ifil1es fra binon-
Den: DDgtigbe6 til at u6fpre ct Mr-
beibe og 9Dgtigbeb til at tiene &en=
&C.
Sill gmbe6smeno for fomrnen6e
Mor bo!g tes: &rniioent, 6. 81. Sree-
MON, 5foIeiuperintenoent @rano
@opios; @icepreii6ent, 50. .. Sip
pitt, Sfoleluperintenbent / esacffl on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
FROM u. S. FOOD
ADMINISTRATION

The Food Administration is
somewhat surprised that evil
dences of misrepresentation as to
the exact purpose of its plan of
Food Conservation are still
reaching Washington in spite
of the wide educational cam
paign that has been carried on
by the Federal Food Administ-
ration through newspapers OF
their states.
"The mistaken idea that. A
merican citizens are expected to
reduce their own consumption
in order to send food to Our al
lies keeps cropping up" says the
Food Administrator. ~
eve dc, not ask our people to
deny themselves any food they
need for their health or enjoy
ment," declared a Food Admi-
n%istration official here today.
eve are urging only that they
substitute nourishing ~palatable
foods which we have in abund-
ance for a few commodities that
we must ship to our allies. We
must send wheat, meats, fats
and sugar. That is our necessity
and duty. We can do it easily if
we will substitute corn and
other cereals for a part of our
usual consumption of wheat
Use fish, poultry and eggs in.
stead of part of II ordinary
meat. Employ vegetable oils in
stead of animal fats in cooking
and save sugar by using syrups
wherever possible.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
- Sfrib eftcr Brbbennn Il, nte1
II bette Slab.
funk 5nlnatrrnr i'll 9nlt

Sen iHe=engeNfe arese br 2anoet bar giennen ramericon Ms.
location Of Soreign Language NeDspapers" lat fig 8ebpgelle for at
1no1ame ct 5ono til Snotjeb al Sulegaber til oe onerifanife 5ol6akr
beo Gronterne. Mr. Bouts &ommecling, Asiocaionens grpf6ent, bar
per1on!ig bioraaet $500 til 5onoet. Set er Meningen, at Sc @obqter,
7om brlger Sobof, fol forlpnes no lot a" oenne 8are.
SnDlanGingen finder Ste6 un3er Mmericon gb grois, hrufet pr
@oranti for, at De inolamleoe &enge bill biue anpenot boa rete MQoooe.
5not1eberne oil, nonr Sno1an1lingen er aflutet, blibe giort UNDER ct,
lao at Tarerne bill funne fj6bes til omtrent bmu Nris.
8laoet benlti1er ii! fine 2rlere $50 og pou 2an6 at bi6roqe, hpQo
;e Tan ofe, for at 0e at bore mooiee Solootr, lmn brrqer Sobof, ian
too liot oeraf til Sui. 2ot Sobof er en- al Sc melt fjerfomne @oper,
Solooterne fan faa. 8rebene fra Dem be6 at fortplle 6erom
g1orogene bbr inoienoes Inaref mnlig, 6o ingen giorog mootoges
tefer Den 10. yobernber. Sen, 1m fun bar Ii6t ct ofe, br life un65p
Zig Tor a. 1enoe bet lille, ban tan. Sen, TOM bar go6e 9Roao, br ienoe
ct fpfeIgt 9elgb.
Btbragene maa ienoes &ptal Monep Oroers.
Ser bill b1ibe fpitteret 8Io6et for aMe Sc Bi6roo. Tom nontoops
oe bet bill ienoe benz bioere til son6etg aasierer, Son: ssSohn 81 emil.
I'll / Chicago.
Sub no neoenitooenoe 8lonfct % ieno Sen Iommen. mes gereg
Bi6raa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Qhtragn.
Moerbumsbjemmets 3oncert

|forr. Sns6ag pnr be1 the tie nll1li=
falife Mffere, hi nogen Sinoe bar
oDerperet / ben 0anife aoloni / Git
'cago, tbi hi babbe otter Sen 5tore Np-
oelie at bpre S%peralanger Yonl
|8iernlfjolb, 1om ret beo oenne Sci
|ligbeo bite, bbi1fen %omfangsrig, flor
Jog ifipn Set1oritemme, ban bor, liant
Itiotg meb bpilfen forblgffenbe It's
bolbenbe6, ban itbber inoe mes. =
geaor nan lom / Sns6ogs =
|bgrte bom fprit iDnge en- Sci &o=
mancer plus 9o=Gapo-gsuhre, Der
letter Sort1nanns Dalet al r2iom
&lrlten" = %lan1nlen meo Mei1s 2al1z
rine Sleien, Der bor en- lgo, bel
! ffolet Songitemme) og iaa 8 Qre)
ftore Operam1mre: GroIs Sortelling
LAT "2obengrin", u@ere @egI" at
"8ojaoier" Mrier af rMigoletto"
|iant, ga &11bltfum i iim enornne 8e-
;'gejitring life biloe gipe Jig tiIfreos,
fpr &1r1lt1eren bapbe gibet set erbi-
mi Ell Erpbe paa iin &1rn1t, to So
mancer, bebsper man life at babe
megen Sorltano poa boco1e Nreita-
TONER for at inbfe, at set at fun,1e
|1ofpre ct laabont Serffu1esarbeioe
fororer life olene ct folosIalt Mo-
terrible, men EN- fife min6re Eefnif.
bar olorig fsr bprt nogen &1tnIt-
'ner gjpre Set. Set ii6ite Do-gapo-
Summer: Selma" al gibino Mnqs
,gioroe mgen 2pffe peo lin fire M11-
Ifif % bittige Sefit CAT Serman @il-
|oenDep). ST.. 8ibrnifiol0 bab6e Iiqe
mootaget oen fra @ilbelm 9aniert
&igbenbaDn. Oa 8olo. Bauer Ser
poa bengte en- fempeitor 2aurber-
Trans ONT Salien ,paa 5angeren,
tenote Sltblen i11gen @ranier. 8aa
De to breoe, bpi0e og rgoe Silfe-.
baano, Der bang 11eb paa bper 5i6e
lat 2mirberfranien, 1a1te mon: -
"Srom Goltntrpmen in gbicago Sc
|tober 81, 1917, og paa set / en-
ISleife bunone ou1erifanife Sag:
~geni, biol, pici"
Srpfen aourine 0leiM operrof-
tes en- r1poelig 8lorniterbufet for BEN
oes life nbetpoelige Nnoel gfte-
mems 5ufces.
DIE Mieliets 0rfeiter eioroe for
Itreffelig Solicit bauoe ut,oer Som
certen1 iot1 iIertere tic set Iipliae Sal.
der afilufteoe @once,rrtten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Sen 1elifabeligc Sammenfpmit,

SeH ltlIIautl19c SaHNt1lOm1t,
iom / 2gr6ags Mftes bolotes al
~Gborbal6ien"s 2oge 2ogens &all
paa Seben Corners, pur 11olmin0e=
Zig goot bel6gt, og Ser berife6e en-
.fortrin!ig 5temning bele Mftenen.
0onien gift libligt til Ml1iifens Iof-
fen6e Eoner, og 1aabel De unge iom
oe 9l6re lDingeoe fig liDligt berober
oct glatte Cub. &omiteen fortjener
Haaifiennelie for Mrrangementet oe
1igeoeles for Ben :go6e Soc, at fer
bere &affe meb biemmebagte &ager.
iom imagte f~ortrpHeligt. @i bab6e
2eiligbe6 til at billie poa Ell Mane:
Sc fienote Mniieter. So / oct bele
taget bar Oct en-. Set, iom bar So
gen til ggre> og lom hi baaber mao
fin6e @ientagelier / @interens 2pb
% 1aaoanne Sammenfomlte ter gipe1
Weeolemmerne og 6eres Tamilie,
I2ejltgbe6 til at fonrme iammer %
tilbringe nogle f%ornejelige Sinner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Mllna SEMEN,
srSbeo6or Senien,
Natalie Senien,
@rtbur Senien,
Otter Senien,
9ane SEMEN.
ct. 8ebers @irfes 11ng6pms=
fprentng.

fprentng.
. S Spn6ags Mftes bar Ser Sel=
lesl9sning for en ret ltor Jorl ont
ling. Sci bar Soltrups ul1nber 5ne-
fog, lom ugif ODER 8rpooerne. =
9tpffet ct omfatten6e, og life oller-
lettelt at fplge> for bbem Ser life paa
Sorbaano fienoer Set. Den rfire
Soc, iom 5ruen poa 2pffebierg
gaar meo ON fin Ma1o, JONI bun
miStRnfer for at bope en- 9atter
paa MlS fra 1876, appellerer
beller neppe til ct Nutiospnblifum.
|Disie Sorbo!.o ia,nmen meo Sen ME-
get forte Snoituoering bar i1i1o0' Sc
|2elenoe. Men ellers moo set iiges,
at flere al 6em n0fsrte oeres &olIer
meget goot, og ingen al 6em1 6aar=
ligt, ielb ONT life ollie hnboe 6en
rette, lette, bpielige 8r1g al Spro=
get / 2Rsning. @f Sc mango uomer=
|fe0e @l,feltbe6er / Stpffet blep en-
6cl Sci fremfert mer en0 tilfre6s-
|itillenoe. @aar bare oe Optre0en6e
neite Gang tager !!iot be0re Gio til
Snopbelien og lprger for noger
lproglig @eileoning, bill Sc furne
flare en- 29sning mutt.
- Yaa 29r0ag Mften bol0er Sor-
eningel1 6orretningslnp0e, og S9n=
Dag BEN IS. Nobember, Mften,. taler
Spiifoleforltanoer Saltor s. &as-
mus1en, Miblano, Micb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
S6eaterforeitilling.


Gn MISUNDERSTANDING me6 Size
oterforeitilling bill b!ibe afbol0t Sgn=
bag Mften Ben IS. Mobember / So
mia itorc Gal, til Sor6el for Glue
ipillerinoe Mrs. Clinton 5annes. @n
&reos of Sen,1er in6enfor Sen oanlfe
90 oen norffe &olont FER / 8pen,
paotager Jig, .iom ieobanlig, timber
bol6ntngen og Mrrongementet.
programmed bD6er blonbt on6et
paa Opferelie al ct banif og ct
.rorf EbeaterltDffe. 9aniferne bill op-
fere set ~11ltprligt morlomme 5tpffe,
n5tore 8eoe0ogsaften", / 1 Mft.
Berionli1ten er: Mrs. 81. @ro111n,
Mrs. &anien og Scr. @inar Msfier,
bbilfet biier> at &oEerne CT / Sc rig
tige San6er og bill faa en- fortref<
felig uoferelle.
Norlferne opf6rer set Iigeleoes
moriomme 5tpffe, u8eter og Singer"
/ 1 Mfz. bbilfet man biz le nogle
al De be6lte &refter in6enfor 8pens
norffe SfneipilIerfre6s, 6en enc al
Sobe6rollerne bill 6og in6ebobes al
Mrs. Inton Sannes, og set er bel
oberflgoigt at iige, at ben6es mango
8enter otter me6 @l96e gienier
Mrs. Sannes paa 5cenen, bbor bun
faa ofte bar berebt mango en- for
ngie!ig og moriom 4pel0.
@aa programmed CT Ser en6bi-
oere Gong % Nel1itf, iaa set bliber
en- MISUNDERSTANDING, Tom baooe
for fin &igboIoigbeo og Gornaal bgr
fltnne famle fulot Slts paa 90
ttia SalI, iaabel af Dunifere Jon
Msrifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
9binbernes Gtemmeret.

S en- Sale til Ell Delegation al
100 al 5toten Seem Worfs leoenoe
Stemmeretsfbinoer, u0tolte Yreii=
Dent 8illon / Sre6ags, at &binoer-
neg Stemmeret CT ct al Demofra=
tlcts ltore @runoletninger, ser bpr
gjennemf6reS. ~eSSeg tror," iagoe ban,
at foroi ri er b1eocn mere oar
ucogne beo 6enne &rigs @pergs-
.mool> buroe hi ogiaa gibe @pprgs:
1maolet ONT fbin6elig @temmeret boz
.e1cbliffelige 9beroeielie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
@(imren6e Meinltat.

5angforeningen v@Iberg" bob6e
|sgre at fit @fteraarsfoncert Sen
|27. Sftober, og life min6re al 6ett
paafelgen6e SbeaterforeitilIing. -
8rooeriamfunos Sdll bar fplot til
iioite @1aos, % Eeppet git op, bbiI-
fet ogiaa biorog til at iette iaabel
|5angerne ION 81tblifl111 i goot gu.
mgr. Sori6en 6e'initrirmentale M1lm.
re Of @aifs 9rfeter, beitoo gro-
granrt1et af lets 4oriange, bbis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Mlnneapolts.
@telIer.

S &icnrmet bos Baltor 81: S
Sorpgaar6 pieoes / 5pn6ags sem a.
Noben1ber: Sens 80: Smenoien oQ
Miis Marie Slo6elon6. Ceres Stem
bliber: 1926 8rpant Mpe. 60. gf=
ter 8iellen bol6tes EN- To1niliemio=
sag pao @otel Mico!let.
= Sirs6ag 6e11 6. Nobember bi=
e6es / Sorpgouros @jem: gbriltian
S. @teil1er og Weils Sioiel g. oSon-
len. Disles Stem hliber / &icbfielb,
50. ct. og II. Mbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
81
Barnebaab.

S st. Yebers bdnife lntberife Sir
t. 6pbtes / Sptl0ags: Sans Gift
for0 8remcr, Spn al Sobonnes 8re-
mer og @ultru Micbfiel0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
&ellDffet.

Com ti61igere meo6elt bol6t 9.
g. 2oge ~Sbiofelot" / @opfins
@tiftelieSfelt / 26rbags Mftes, %
efter De Me06cleller, hi bar mootaget
ira Sopfins banlfe &o1oni, forlpb
Soften / enbper Senleenbe bellpffet
og fornpielig. &omiteen bpl tebe me-
gen Mnerfien6elle for oct fortreffe-
lige @mprrebrebsbor6, 1om bar bef-
fet, og 5elt6eltagerne loo fig set
bel1magen0e 0anffe 5merrebrpo ma
&c. Otter at Bor6et bor Debet, git
DanIen libligt til Mufife1s fortrDl=
len0e Toner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Spereret.

MrS. Sens Niel1en, Minneto,1fo
8ouleDarb, nn0ergif nplig en- Opc=
paa oct >lpenife &oipitol.%
Se11oes mango 8enner pnifer BEN
Sc inar1ig 8eoring.
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Bormilbenbe Smitenbigbeber.

&onen: @en bba6 Ter leg,
ou ltoar 10 Der og fps1er &offe.
pigen!
Man6en: - Set er Ser birfeliQ
lite noget onM j. oct er life &Dtn=
ben, men &ogefrrnitnerinoen ieg p6e1
min SDloeit.
Domen Il Selefonem: v@iere 9e.
|9oftor, 9e moa enoelig fomme
trafs. -2ille @eorg er femme11 til
at iluge EN- Sigre.",
Doftoren: vSSamen, ffal 9e Sc
,abiplut BRUCE oen Sipre 1trufs."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

Si1 ollie fra ner og fern, Ser no=
bite, % 9eltaeelle og Spmpoti beo
Min. Manos pluoielige 9po, ien6es
Dor bjerteligite ⁡ 1igeiua for alle
Sc (muffe @lomlter. Gof til &oitor
|Sorpgaaro for bans Spgebelgg poa
Soipitalet iomt Sc pe6 @aoren tre-
Stp1Ac xSNrA
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Srl Sanien: - Sar Deres bi!oe,
la%regierlige Dreng mi igien ilaaet
fig?
Srl &eterien: SSo, fiere Srl,
$anien;; 9eres lgoe, beloporagne
Sen tom til at itpoe Dam meo et1
Mealiriitten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Oct ct bejtemt.

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ri mart fun6e pente en- oonif Gbea-
terforeitilling beri @olonie11, CT BE-
pet befreftet of. IL. al 1905's Ebe=
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to 1 &fts Stpffer, rs 8Iinoe" og
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ser II. al 1868 Muipicier @sn=
bag Mften Sen 2: December poo
9anias Scene.
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Fortrinlige Farme,

4 OFT H 111AHSC 1IA4S9
godt opbygget med og uden Besetning
billlge, paa lette Vilkaar.
ii. Lund. LaureDs, Olsego Co., N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

80 @nbber &binoe UNDER treoibe
Mar tror, bun er Sfueipillerinoe.
So, % enbber Sfl1eipillerinbe
tror, at bur er UNDER tre6ipe Mar.
Evening star., 1917-03-09
ACCORD HIM RIGHT
TO ARM OUR SHIPS
President Assured of Author
ity by Secretary Lansing
and Attorney General.

Secretary Lansing and Attorney Cen
eral Gregory have given President Will
son their opinion that he has legal au-
tnority to arm merchant ships for pro-
lection against submarines without
awaiting congressional sanction; and
the Presidents decision as to what he
will do is expected in a few days.
The Senate's modification of its rules
to guard against another flibuster on
the armed neutrality bill led some Off
cials to believe the President would
now call a special session of Congress
soon to pass on the neutrality measure.
In view of the long time which prob
ably would be required to assemble
and organ nize the new House. however,
early action to get American shipping
moving again, it was intimated in GER
tain administration quarters that the
President would direct the arming of
ships by executive order
Speaker Clark of the House OF Rep
resentatives was a caller at the White
House this morning to ascertain, if pos
sible, what the Presidents plans are in
regard to calling an extra session of
Congress The Speaker said that so
many members of the House Of Repre-
sentatives are holding their plans in
abeyance until they find out what the
President intends to do he thought it
advisable to gain some information for
them if he could.
Owing to the Presidents illness the
Speaker saw Secretary Tumulty. who
promised to endeavor to gain some in
forma ton and to communicate it to the
Speaker as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1917-03-09
AMERICANS NEARING HOME.
Ambassador Gerard and Party Ex
nected at Havana Shortly.

Former American officials and gov
ernment employees in Germany. who ar
rived in Havana March 5. on the
steamer Alfonso XIII, and are now on
the way to their homes. according to
the State Department today. include II.
c.. Seltzer, formerly consul at Breslau.
of Hamburg, Pa; Miss Ella White, EN-
bassy clerk, and her mother of Homo
lulu; Miss Meta Winter. embassy clerk.
of Detroit: Miss Ruth Lehman. clerk.
of Cleveland. and Miss Vivian Stormer.
clerk, and her mother, of Boston.
Ambassador Gerard and another party
of embassy and consular officials, who
left Corunna, Spain, on the steamer
Infanta Ysabel. are expected at Havana
shortly.
Evening star., 1917-03-09
NO COOKING OVER GAS JETS.
Tenement Dwellers in New York
Notified They Are Violating Law;

NEW YORK, March 9.-Strugg!inr
artists writers, actors and others who
cook their meals over gas jets in their
ou, rooms learned with dismay TODAY
that the tenement house department is
snnding its inspectors through the Green
,yich village and other Bohemian quarters
Of the city to enforce the state law
syhicb prohibits more than two families
from living in any dwelling house and
coo;<ing on the premises, unless the house
is a regularly registered tenement house
The commission announced that zoo
violations of this statute had been re-
ported within the last few months. Most
Of these cases are in houses once the
abode of the wealth and fashion, but
now fallen into genteel decay and given
over largely to kitchenette studios.
Evening star., 1917-03-09
OFFICIALS PLEASED
D. c. BILL PASSED
Measure Authorizes Expendl-
ture of $1,000, 900 More
Than Current Act.
PROVIDES IMPROVEMENTS

Although the District government
faces a coal famine. because the general
deficiency bill, providing an appropria-
ton of 10000 for coal. failed to pass.
officials of the municipality are elated
over the passage by Congress of the
regular District appropriation act,
which authorizes an expenditure of ap-
proximately 100000 more than the
amount carried in the current act.
Washington is now being maintained
under a regular appropriation of s12,-
s41.7o71o, but atNa beginning of the
next fiscal year. lilly /. it will have
available for its needs during the fol-
lowing twelve months the amount of
S14,S60, 900, according to a preliminary
survey Of the provisions of the meas
ure. The various items are now being
checked up by the auditors office.
Salary increases and a preliminary
appropriation of $4,000 toward con-
struCtion of the Gallinger Hospital are
among the outstanding provisions of
the new act. 1t appropriates as much
as may be required for the increases at
the rate of o per cent for employees re-
ceiving $1,000 and less and per cent
for those receiving not more than
S1.S0o a list of those to be benefited
by this legislation is now being pre-
pared. indications being that 100000
will be required for meeting the in
creaS aSeS.