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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
WHEATLESS, MEATLESS
DAYS HELD UNNECESSARY

CHICAGO, Dec. Abolition of
wheatless and meatleSs days was
recommended to the food admins
tration Tuesday by state live stock
associations in the middle west who
met here with Joseph p. Cotton.
meat administrator. Mem ers of the
associations agreed with Arthur
Meeker of the Armour & CO. that
the abstinence from eating wheat
and meat products ON specific days
was an unnecessary sacrifice.
Mr.. Meeker declared that short
age now exists only in the supply
Of pork. He said stocks of beef
we're piling up in the coolers OF
packing houses and that there was
an adequate supply Of beef and NUT
ton on hand to meet all demands
without decrease in domestic con
sumption.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
Y. w. C. A. FUND MEETS
EXCELLENT RESPONSE

The second day of the Y. W. c. A.
war fund campaign brought in a to-
tai of S2.755. At the rate which
the drive has started, the first day
bringing i'm more than 81, 500 and
the second day almost $1,000 more,
il is more than likely that the total.
S4,1OO, which. it was hoped would
he realized i'm the weeks campaign
ing will be more than realized. Re
ports come from all parts of the
country that the campaign is equal
~ successful
The war campaign workers will
hold a supper at the Y. W. G. A.
every night this week for the pur-
pose of talking over The progress of
the campaign
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
BREAD AND POTATOES
CHEAP IN IRELAND

Mrs John r. Greer of 1924 Tai
bot ST.. this city. who has been Wis
itins relatives and friends i'm Bel
fast ireland. since last January. in
forms her husband i'm the most re-
cent letter received from her that a
tVo-pouud loaf OF bread made of
American flour is being sold there
for four pence and three farthings.
which is equal to nine and a half
cents an American money While
we were paying SO and 81 per bushel
for potatoes last winter. the people
of ireland could buy any quantity
at 81 per bushel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
AUTEN w. R. c. ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The following officers were elect
ed at the meeting Of Auten W. r. c.
No. "A Tuesday evening: Mrs. Edna
Hildebraud. president; Mrs. Luella
Schock, senior president; Miss
Lucy Flagle. junior vice president:
Mrs. Edwin Gilman. treasurer; Mrs.
Mary Hively, chaplain. Mrs. Mary
Fulk. conductor and Mrs Helen
Kenyon. guard Delegates TO the
annual convention are Mrs Tickle
Noedisch. Miss Lucy Flagle and Mrs.
Minnie Slick with Mrs Cora Myers,
Mrs. Emma Landgraf and Mrs. Lola
Parrish as alternatives.
There viii be a meeting of the
Red Cross auxiliary on Thursday
and on next Tuesday the members
will entertain with thimble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
EDDY MAKES GHOSTS WALK

DR.. Eddy. who will give spirit
ualistic seance at the oliver next
Sunday night, has recently returned
from India and claims that he will
demonstrate that there is something
i'm spiritualism at that time. Among
the features that ne proposes to give
is that of summoning spirits among
the committeeman assembled upon
the lighted stage. 10 is claimed that
upon the command of the medium
tie forms will disappear and appear
again i'm the audience. The theater
Will be brightly lighted at all times.
other demonstrations will include
slate writing. bell ringing and in
teTesting spiritual manifestations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
DEFECTIVE ELUE COSTLY

A defective furnace hue i'm the
home of William Stover. els :. elm
ton ST.. caused $3.50 damage Tuesday
afternoon. The central department
and no hose house responded
To- the call
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05

for our phonograph?
Don't try to answer that at home. :
Go where Columbia GrafonolaS are
sold and look at one model after an
other until you have seen the entire
line. They are all exhibited for your
inspection. They'll be played for you.
The Grafonola is musical instru-
ment. To know it you must see it,
hear it, and play it. In no other way
can the Columbia be Judged.
To ask you to hear the Grafonola-
isn't that the Surest way of proving its
tone qualities?
To ask you to see it-isn'r that better
than praiSlng its beauty?
To invite you to compare Columbia
GrafonolaS with other monographs
you have seen and heard-isn't that
more convincing than repeated state
ments that it is the best''? 4
From $18 to $3.50, with models be-
tween these extremes at prices that rep
resent splendid value, affords a range
for choice that is all you can desire.
Those who have already bought
Columbia GrafonolaS have done so
with the complete and comforting as
surance that they have chosen the
right instrument.
This same assurance will be yours
only after you've heard the Columbia
Grafonola in one of the conveniently
located Columbia SaleSroomS.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE
111-113-115I17 ~ Michigan St
CIV. COPP
228 S. Michigan ST
THE RIES co.
306-308-310 S. Michigan ST.
GEORGE 10th
COZ S. Chaplin St.
O. j. :.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-05
EXCUSES HALF OF JURY
TO HUSK THEIR CORN

PARIS. H.. Dec. Judge Mar
shall in reconvening the Edgar cir
cult court Tuesday excused half the
members of the regular petit jury TO
permit the men 20 20 home and
husk corn. The court held that Il
was more important that they save
the corn crop than serve as Jurors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
Housewives To
Be Registered
In Food Drive
Five Thousand Pledge Cards,
Badges and House Tags are
Coming From Washington

Acting on a personal request from
Hereof, I. Hoover, national food ad-
ministrator, the women's committee
of the territorial food commission is
preparing to begin a registration of
all island housewives for national
service, in the countrywide campaign
for food economy.
In this work the territorial body
will serve as a clearinghouse for the
national administration; it will attend
to the distribution of the pledges, pre-
pared in Washington and which WON.
en- throughout the states are signing;
and as housewives in the islands sign
these and return them, the territorial
organization will catalogue them and
forward them to the Headquarters in
the East
Women of Hawaii will sign the
same pledges, receive the same badges
and house tags as their sisters of the
mainland are doing. One of the first
to enroll in the national organization
dent. AS told in the Star Bulletin yes
terday, the wives of the Presidents
cabinet members signed the pledges
Immediately after her.
These pledges, and the instructions
sent with them from Washington, will
be translated into several different
languages and reprinted at Honolulu.
DR.. Dean, the food commission execu-
tive, has written to Mr.. Hoover for an
initial shipment Of 5000 pledge cards,
cards of instruction, badges and house
tags. This supply should arrive with.
in a months time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

ly of Lady Duff Gordon's dainty light
peek-a-boo hats. If the hat had been
made of foulard to match the gown,
the costume as a whole would not
have been nearly as pleasing, so, in
this instance at least, a hat truly
made" a gown.
A little pink frock of georgette
crepe was made doubly attractive by
the leghorn hat in the lower left hand
corner. The wide brim turns up
roguishly all around, and M, kes one
wish to pull it down just to take a
peek at the exquisite pink crown,
with its tiny little pink and blue for
get-me-nots. Sewn on in prim con-
ventional groups, and as If to defy
these conventions a soft little bow
of pink velvet falls over the brim at
the back.
With the summer frocks this season
all ruffles, and ruffles on ruffles, moth
ing could be more charming than the
dainty hat of wolfe and organdie in the
upper right hand corner The dress
was made of figured wolfe with copen.
hagen blue dominating tendency to
grey. 1t was a smart little dress
with straight loose lines, and just
above the hem a shaped band was
mounted with eight tiny ruffles of or
candle in grey. These ruffles were
stitched in copenhagen blue thread.
The hat had a plain brim of blue
wolfe with the underneath slightly
shirred, and the little military looking
helmet crown consists of tiny ruffles
of organdie These ruftles were also
stitched n blue, and were held in
check by small buttons of blue wolfe,
with grey French knots in the center
That hat in the lower right hand
corner has a claim to distinction that
is we'll deserved. When a woman
thinks of a rose-colored gown or hat,
she invariably thinks of black vel
vet as a contrasting trimming. The
designer of this hat had a very diff
ferent idea. 1t was made to wear
with a pearl grey linen dress that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
ASTOUNDING REPORT
FOR HONOLULU

The wife Of a merchant had stomach
trouble so bad she could eat nothing
but toast, fruit and hot water. Every.
thing else would sour and ferment.
ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka
benefited her INSTANTLY. Because
Adler:i-ka flushes the ENTIRE alimen.
tary tract it relieves ANY CASE con.
stipation, sour stomach or gas and
prevents appendicitis. 1t has QUICK,
EST action of anything we ever sold.
The HOLSTER Drug Co.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
"TOG TALKS"

y "TOG TALKS"
4 This article is Number Of a
4 series of papers on practical
= dressmaking and millinery sub
r jects, with special hints on prof.
y table buying for wear in Hawaii.
y This new department is being
y conducted by Janet Walker, who,
y with several years Of experience
= in dressmaking and with wide
= knowledge OF materials, patterns
y and values, brings to the work
y an unusually thorough equip
y ment. All materials described in
= these papers may be purchased
= at the Honolulu shops and the
y aim Is to furnish hints in an at
y tractive, readable form for the
y women and girls Of the city whe-
y Their they make their own clothes
y in whole or in part, or buy at
\ the taiIors, the miIIiners, the
y dressmakers or the shops.
= Among the later papers will be
4 "Home Dyeing Of White Goods"
y 1.-The Best Types of Dresses for
+ Small Women" BEST Types for
= Young Girls"
l. l. l. l. + = 4 4 + y 4 \ y \ 4 y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

had a stenciled design in several
shades of rose on the hem, collar and
belt. The rough coarse texture of
this novelty rose color straw was a
splendid contrast to the grey linen
of the dress and to the soft grey gros
grain ribbon which was used to bind
the edge of the brim, as we'll as to
trim the telescoped crown
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

Friends of Miss Lulu Brown, who
has been teaching in the Sandwich
islands, have received word that she
will sail from Honolulu about June 26,
and expects to arrive in this city
about the first of July.-Turlock
(CaL), Journal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
spiflanb % 9erne.

&jpbenbabm 10. Mpril. 9a
6e Sorene6e Stater beflutte6e fig
til at figbe 6e 6anif=beItinoiife Ger,
bor set / Sen Seniigt at forpl1rre
tpife Bloner, iom gif no paa at
oprette en- capitalization og Ell
Operotionsbo1is for nn6erbanbS=
buooe / set beitin6iife Mrfipelag.
Set er / Sag blebet oplpif Beri
8Den fra ablolut paalioelig Slide,
at oa Mmerifa for mango Maane=
ser fi6en in6le0e6e l1n6erban6linger
me6 Sen 6onffe @egiering on &igb
at 9erne, bapoe &egieringen
$50 Ellington faaet @isbeo for, at De
tpife @laner regne0e me6 Muligbe=
SEN al en- fremti6ig t~Difzamerifonif
&rtg. Sg bette ifal babe beret BEN
afgigren6e @r1tn6 til, at Mmerifa
iatte Sart poo Gorbanolingerne.
Set foreligger life op1Dit, bpor=
blot EDiflanb bnb6e I Sin6e at gipe
Danmarf ct Si1bub ON 9ernes
.5olg, eller maaffe at tbinge 9an=
mart til at in6bilge 8enptte!1iien
of oanif Smroo6e til tDif Militer=
brn g. Donmorfs 8eltggenbe0 me0=
fprer en- Sare for, at 2anoet mqaife
bop6e gibet efter oberfor ebentltelle
tpfe &rop at 6enne Dirt - al Sen=
iDn til fit egen @tilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
9aI.

2eroag Mften Ben 14oe @priI 81
Der 5angforeningen u2prm" III
fgrfte gal ! 8~rooeriamfunoets Sail,
(&. 49,, $igrnet Of Geoar %
@aibington MDes. go. n2preng, Ser
bleb ittftet i ginter al Meolemmer
at gborbal0ien-2ogen, bar / ben
SID, ben bar efsiiteret, arbejoet
ibaroigt paa at iamle iaa mango
Meolemmer af 2ogen Tom bel ml1
ligt; Den er MI fommen len iaaban
Sitting, at ben tan tage albor.1igt
fat poa set Mrbeioe, fom er blepen
ben til6elt, nemlig at igee beo felt.
lige 2eiligbeoer at bringe trent bore
banffe 5ange til Sober og sore for
bort Mo6ersmam % bort Score
lan6. Ser lerberes Safe og
Page.
&pmiteen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
Mt1rrapnlia.
&9mtpefpnDentipn.

Som befjenbt bolbes Der r5bri=
1ler" =&onpentton beri 8Den nnIte
CONNER, og benbeo 100000 till
rejipn6e @plter Dentes BERTH / ben
- Sr0enenS offtctel1!e
er u3ubrob Eemple;; Mnctent
Mrabic Or6er MobleS Of tie Mep1tic
5brine", iom Dar organt1eret en-
megtig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der al
/ lang Ei6 bar boot trablt
uneb at fprbereoe 6e fommen6e 8e=
gipenbe0er. Boliticbefen bar ammo
set 8Draa0et ONT 8ebtlling til at
beltrioe 0mfoitningerne be6 Mniet=
tel1en al efstro Deteftiber beri 8D=
Ell lt11oer &o11bentionSngel1, ga man
- me6 tioligere @rfaringer for
9ie trDgt gaor us fra, at Epbe
og &ebere og on6re l1giernings=
men6 ftimler iammen Der / Mnleo=
ming al &onbentionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
@por Sc itore 9}pb-@lpber bofier,

s Central Minnelptn, Yarf Ste
gion, bbor De blom1tren6e 8aoena,
Otter Eail, Gals og Subbarb Count
ties er beliggenoe, finoeS meget
frugtbart 2an6, % faafremt Ser er
5fmoinnber, Ser pnffer at fipbe
2al16, bpr Sc life nn0la6e at urz
Ser iege 6enne ggn, bbor Sc life
ale ne bill fin6e go6t 2nr6 til en- RI
me1ig &ris, men ogiaa bill tr9ffe en-
Mengbe 2onosmeno; Ser fin6es
gonle lfan6inabiife 5ettlementer !
oenne @g1l, baaoe 1orlfe, ipenife og
bnnife.
2an6et er frugtbart og set giber
Ell rig Splt, bbilfet mon beo1t bill
foritaa, noar man b9rer, at ser ale
he fra &Den 5ebefa blep of1enot
SAG Observation-Disclosures meo
2an6brugspro611fter i Maret 1915,
%beftaaen6e al &g, &bag, Saar,
5Din @artofler, 8pg, Slug, Saore,
&be0e, &lgberfr6 SIR, E6mmer,
8rGnbe % flere an6re an0re
5lags.
2eoeren af @engtions 2an6 &om=
pagni, Ger / bositaoen6e Mnnonce
aberterer Sarme til Salg / Gebefas
Smegn, er Dor afbol6te Combs
mano, Scr. Sobn @engtfun, Ser bar
'1eDet / 6eu11e Ggn ii6en 1881,
bbilfen 81 ban bar in6ebobt mani
+ge EillioSbberb, % fien6er gr11n=
Digit bbert eneite 5tpffe 2on6, ban
iG!!g ger, og 6erpeo er ban beore ems
nogen an6en ! 5tar1o til at meb6ele
Sem ON 2an6ets Sortrpffeligbeo
.og bets 8etingelier, og ban bill 1neo
|@l9oe giDe fine 2m6smpnb ollie
mulige Oplpsninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
Mi11nt, n. q.

Wr. Mielien fra garrington bar
i Winot Ben %. Mortg og inoIottc
|2oge Ger. 80 at Danf 8rooeriam=
fund; ban FOREIGNER Gre for tit Mr-
BEIGE. 2oge Scr. 31O's Gmbe6gmeno
CT ollie nnge og fmuffe Mero, og.
tiener gobe &enge Der.
Minot er- en goo 8p; ber bleb
bpgget for ~ Million DoEors
iioite Mar, og Der ifal bpgges ltge=
|iaa meget / Mar; oct fer uo til,
at Dnnifer1te bar facet at Di6e, at
Der bar Mrbei6e / Minot; for Ser
fommer flere og flere, % ollie faar
De Mrbei0e, nogle i 8Den og onore
pda 2an6et.
2anbet omffring Meinot En- n6mer=
fet % forbol0sbis btlligt; Der er
flere 6anffe Steal Gitate Men",
ION eir Sorme / 9uiinbis og er
billig til at ielge paa np1ten bbilfe
|iom BELT 8ilfaar. Sorben bill for,
bodies / Bris / 6e 1teite 5 Mnr;
ligele0es er Ser goo Bla65 for Sic
ne1fepiger | Winot; Der betales en-
goo 26n, og tilIige bill Bigerne na-
ttrligbis faa SnobD6eIie til at goa
i Teatrd bber Mften, for Der er
mango pPne nnge Wpn6, men In,
gen oanife @iger, og bi be6 10 alle-
fotnr1en at bet er lite gobt for
WenneIfet at bore a1e11e 49, BET er
goot at baDe en- Meobielper. Nu,
not berme6; bbis nogen 9nifer at
bioe 8eifeo ON Winot gD e1ler
SarmIanoet faa frib til MilIer
l&orsgaorb Calumet Neita11rom, sci.
moi, eller TOM og bei6g bam - oct
CT 5amlingSite6et for 9~anifernc /
Minot, og Scr. @orsgaarb bill bipI-
pc erbber 9anifer til Rette, bbis
BET er mnligt. Serrneo en- benlia
|SiIim til Reoaftgren og 8!ooetg
|2efere.
E4# q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
81. Haul.
Sra ~2eaislatnren.

Oct er poo Sll1tningem al 5ta.
tens Notwithstanding, fun
Mrbejosoage er tilbage al Samlin
gen; Stotens @runo!op flyer nem.
Zig, at Den Is. Mpril er Sen iio1te
Sag, 2obforllag Tom beban6les oe
beotages. Den 10. Mprtl iomIes 81
til BET ofiluften6e Meoe, og Sol
.fets &epr9ientanter Dor 6ermeb
.gjort 0eres Mrbeibe og Ser bill iffffe
blibe nogen 5amling fer effter noe
|ite 8alg, meo minbre @uberneren
ifuloe finoe, at Ser er eager, iom
freezer gieb6lifffelig Mfgi9relie.
ut Samlingen er noer fin Slut
ming, iatter ielbf6lge!ig fit Brag
poo 6orbm0lingerne og 8e6tagel=
ierne; 2obforilag, Der be6 Mabnin=
gen fu1t0e meofere timelange Sor-
ban6linger, paSierer mi g1at pao
.fnn Minntter, euer l9gges pao
8or6et, og taber 6erbe0 al Mulig=
be0 for 8eotagelie for 9iem5en-
6elien.
S Den forlebne ltge er flere big
tige Sorilag bIebet nfgiorte. Geno=
|tt be0tog faaleoeS meb 40 moo Ia
iiffffe at lo6e en- @runolobspnoring
Der giber @bin6er 8a!gret, fomme
til MRtemning Deb 8alget til n9ite
Mar. 5aauel Mo6itanoere Of &pi1t
:6ers 8algret iom De torres" Sill.
bpngere, Der egentlig er for at gibe
abinberne galgret, men ct bange
for at-la6e baa6e Sorbubs= pg &Abin.
bebaIgretten fonme til MfItemmne
paa en- Gong, 90 bet hnr6e meo-
fere Sorfaitelie al begge Gnorin=
get, bar alliere6e og e1ige ON al
forfaite Sorilagef.
ct SorIfag ir6brogt Of DtpinneIl
i 5enatet, Der bill inbfere BaIg al
Weoleunmertte tE 2egislaturen ef.
ter &artilinier, fal6t nneb 90 5tem,
r1er inno0 43. Oct bar BET fioite al
Ell lang &efffe af 5oriIag ! Iignen=
De @etnittg, iom Qar bnr baret
til g~eban6ling, % Der er mi i ifffe
1ogen 5moipnItgbeo for at gien=
optage 6en1e 5ng / oef1te Samling,
tro0s Oct, at Der er flor gternnine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
Gtpre 8ran6e.

IS Moro6ags gftes og Scot ne6-
brpn6te Marfiel6 Grain Gompa-
11D's uglepator" beb Mariboq Mpe.
og 25tb ct. g. g., og rigeIeoes
en- u@lebator", tilbgren6e Quinn
5bepar61on 60, nniberiitD Mne. og
IS ct. g. 6. Militerbagten, iom
bol0er Die og1aa meb 6isie Mn1eg,
mener at bobe let nogle ff11mle Ser
foner / Nprbe6en al 8rm6ite6erne
og gob Sl0 flere @ange, men, ioun
oct ipnes, n6en &ef1ltot. 9en -al-
min6elige Mening er, at tDffe Spef=
tafelmagere bar bpret boa 5pE y
SS6briet bar Minneopolis bi6tiI lite
/ nogen uoitroft @ra6 beret beib9=
ret al TIFF Hropagan6n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
6png fllrr Alunr?

&#&H#-1&s4E
Bor at glo6ets 2eiere lite ffal
tpnfe, at BET itaar SDifernes Sie-
neite, ppr iaa benlig at optage ne
Denltnaer6e.
Seq filler, ST. 8%ar6enfletb ifriber
i &aaobeo, merer BET iiffe foa Temt,
iom set Ter n6; men bet, BET ltaar,
5Itaar Der MI %alligebeI.
0g 8Ia6et bill binbe peo at Iobe
oenne SIDE fomme til 0roe og-
iaa.
SEQ at Iefe ST.. 6. 6. 8oroen-
fIetbs uGor tent" 8Iaoet for 90.
marts, Tan man friiteg til at {pgr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
Den tDnnsne gernepliet.


GEL Ter u6, TOM o11 M6niniitra-
tionen bill finoe set ipr6eIes bmffe-
1igt at giennemfgre @enerolitabens
@Im ON toungen 8arnepIigt be-
grnnfet Sorrn. S bbert Sub er Der
en- meget itarf 9ppoiition / @on-
gresfen % BET proteteren6e Bnrti
fra Dag til Dag / sfprfe.
gmehe
ter gnar erbogiaa faa Di6t at er-
Here, al BET paa 5orbnnnb ntaa
a1ies for tntuliG, at Sorilaget
bliber be6tdget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
&pn1iteen.
Gfneipil.

s Eirs6ags Mftes opf6rte norife
5tu6enter fra @tatsuniperlitetet
SfueipiEene uEil 5eters" og Sci
bergs vNej"; 6esu6en u6f6rtes ct
go6t iammeniat &oncertprogram. al
ben norife @leeflub. Mftenunoer=
bo1oningen fan6t Ste6 / @a1t &igD
SCHOOL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
6ien, til g. 8.

8oitmeiter Sens @olm fra Nier=
re, go. 9of., aflag6e / 2grbogs
8eigg paa. bort &ontor; ban bar
fummen me6 fir Suitr1 paa Gil
bogereiie fra geoar Sails, bbor
8oittneiterens 5orpl6re npIig fei=
re6e 6ereS @ulobrbllup timber al
min6elig Deltagelle.
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ki0B lNGEN farm FOR

De we'd hvad De kan faa for Deres Penge i
Central Minnesota. vi har Farme til Salgs fra
SIG. til $50. pr Acre og hvereneste af dem
giver godt Udbytte og stor Fortjeneste. Be-
spg os eller skriv efter udfdrligere Oplysnin-
ger. YOUNG BROS, Sebeka, Minn.
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@lem life GpnberiDberne!

sill fal0ne 56n6erib6ers Otter
1abte bar hi mo6taget - for116en
De @elpb, Der tioligere er fbitteret
for: so Gents fra Mrs. s. Ggren=
len, Hatterlon, Colo, og $15 fra
Beoers banife lutberife Menig=
be6 beri 8Den..
81 mo6tager frem6eles 8i6rog,
baa6e lmaa og Itore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
6errerne d%rranaerer.

Serrerne in6enfor Il. al 1909
bor faaet oberla6t M6oeaftenen Sen
10. Mpril til 6eres &aa0igbe6, og
efter %paali6elig Slide benter ser
5oreningenS Gamer flere Siberia
ffelfer.
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bIano Solicit, for m goo. bort fra
ben n1tbpren6e npartife gaIgmaa-
De % @%ieninofgrelie al 8artibalg-
mnn0en.
Den berGmte. for life at lige ben
berpgtebe, 9eigen-nnberiggeIie al
&ornb9rferne / 5taten er aflnttet.
Meen Neinliatet- er meget magert,
.De taneoe fun at fon unoeriggt
.GqnitDS Sorbolb, og TOM til oct
Nein1tat, at alt bar. / fin beoite
Sr0en. De itore 8erier / Minne-
apolis og Dulutb fit be fife enga11g
.gib til at tnnfe poo; berfor bnr
5niet bebtaget at nebiRtte en- SEQ
mite beitaaenoe al 2 Senats- og 3
Snsmeolemmer til at unberlpge
nisie og ionti6ig er Der foreilaaet
at bebilge $4,000 til 8eitrioelie
af7 Smfoltningerne peb femme; men
efter olle 5olemprfer at 6emme er
l16iigterne / 5enotet 11omerfeoe for
Sorfaitelie al npbrrte Sorilag.
5enator @etlafe fra M%inneopo<
.lis bar i116bragt Sorilag, Der gi-
Der Sernbanerl1e Sillo0elie til Gorz
beie1ie al Neriontafiten fra &c til
2,4c pr. M}il; Ser bor ppret ofbolot
flere offentlige M9oer al &omi<
teen, og ielpfglgelig er Sernbanerne
ItGrft / 5abgr al Sorilagets. 8eoto-
gelie, men set er bog tpibliomt, ON
Set naar faa lnngt / benne Cont
ling.
Senntet bar %beotaget ct SorIlog
ON Neoiattel1e-a en- 6iffferbeos=
Commission, Der bill fnn Ell ret 1tor
Mpnbigbeo ! Mn1eoning al &rigen;
bet ct gibet, at Sniet og1an Dil beo=
tage belt 1annt 8eoillingen al
81, 100000 {on1 >@tatens fprlte
@rigsuogift.
4rigen bar ogioa lat lit Nreg
poa 5amlingen / be iioIte Yar
tiger, boo6e Senatet og Su1et beoz
tog &eio1utioner, Ser opfor6re6e
Winneiotas &ongresmeolemr1er til
at 1temme for 8reiioentens Opfor-
bring til arig imoo Ep1flano. So
flcre 2obforilog og Meiolutiomer Ell
blepet %inobragt, ser ifaI iege at
ifaffe SO og Sr0en inbenfor @ta=
tens @ranier UNDER @rigen. :,
st 2%opforlag er inobragt> ser
bill, iaofremt Set be0tages, forbpoe
Srpfning al gpger, &ieeer % 2ebe-
ieoler, Ger .opfor6rer til Militer-
negtelie og ifriftliee og trpfte @a-
ger al iamme Gag, bill set ligele=
0eS blipe forbu6t at ombele og no<
icnbe. Og ingen mno offentlig for
Da1ole og opforbre til Militprneg=
teller paa 5te6er, bpor Ser er mere
c1o 5 Berioner for1omlet. 9ette
er, iom iagt, ct Borilas til SOB.
90. 6. $,
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6ar Dbertaget Soften.

8or 2nn6gmaub Sobs. 8ranot,
er f!!pttet til 2oo1 9tb ct. So,
og bar iantioig ooerfaget 8Iaoien
iom Opipnsman6 beo 81. Ne0ers
Strife.
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8eigq Mprbfra.

2olrit5 9ererien fra Mifob, Min-
neiota, bol6t Baoifeferie BERT 8pen
og benbtte6e 81. a. 2eiligbeoem til
at aflggge bort &o11tor en- 8iiit.
SON reite ti1boge / Ggnoogs.