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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-23

brotherhood is being discovered"
Mr.. Weller says in his letter. .Democ-
racy is coming to its own The trans
cendent purpose to which all our
hearts are pledged is proving potent
to lift us out of petty class distinc-
tions into the fine fraternity of COM
panions in arms. If there were any
patronizing or goody-goodness or COM
pulsion, OF ,high-browness in our War
Camp Community Recreation Fund,
these red-blooded young troopers
would not turn to it SO eagerly. One
minister of the gospel, of a little two
by-four church, with no steeple, cut
out it's usual summer vacation this
year. because some army training
camps were developed about twenty
five miles away. All that distance
came twenty-one soldiers to the first
Sunday morning service to which our
War Camp Community Recreation
Fund invited them.
Visualizing The Future Community
House.
"sGet the picture, Mr.. Weller con-
tinues, .of what 1t will mean for Amer
lea, when, in every school house, the
community assemblies. AS guests of
honor they will have the soldiers, with
their families, who have been enlisted
from that neighborhood, or the local
bows on the list for the New American
Army, or appropriate groups from the
nearest camp!
Unto clubs, classes, social and pa
triotic groups they will organize all
the community's young folks-espe-
cially the young girls who swarm
about the soldiers and sailors and
create, often innocently, one of the
biggest camp problems"
Eyes. suppose they do" I began,
but the young man was well down
the track, as the racing men say.
and wouldn't stop.
""There has been no America in
the sense of one united, conscious ma
tional spirit he continued quoting.
eInstead Podunk has cared little for
any part of the country but for Po-
dunk and not very broadly even for
itself" .-1E
"Beantown, back in my home state,
is worse still" I interrupted, only
to have my companion remind me he
was speaking fguratively. well, 1
am not" I stoutly asserted. Bean
town is a reality but I've a cousin in
Michigan who wrote me just last week
about a barn dance at which 1000
people, soldiers and soldiers folks and
friends and may be some others sang
and danced until the bugle sounded
all too soon. calling the uniforms
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-23

tentward. And as to dinners, why
I've heard something Of these before,
but I didn't tell you. I wanted you
to crate on purposes, why's and where
fores, and let me tell you what I'd
heard about some things that have
actually been done among charter
members of Community.
What Some War Camp Communities
Have Already Done.
Mice, staid Philadelphia is now
issuing every week a calendar Of
events to keep the marines, naval
reserves and soldiers near the city
posted as to what is going on for their
benefit. A recent, calendar included,
number of commercial recreation
places where the uniform was a. pass
port of free admission to a certain
number, a number of weekend par
ties at homes and club houses, auto
mobile. sightseeing rides, swimming.
RELIGIOUS services, church parties and
a. smoker and song service at the navy
ward. The calendar listed fifteen local
clubs which offered facilities to sol
diers and sai1orsE xsndy Augusta, G8.,s
is making its soldier guests at home
in various ways. One of the Cath
olic churches, for instance, provides
breakfast for all soldiers who come
to early Sunday mass. From 500 to
500 men are being served each Sum
day. One church entertained more
than 500 men at a Saturday night re-
ception. Alexandria, La, is doing
valiant work in looking put for the
boys at Camp Beauregard. Five
hundred soldiers enjoyed good Sunday
dinners a week ago, and this home
hospitality will be continued. along
with a lot of other ways in which the
hospitable southern city is doing its
part to aid"
"You said a moment ago we had
not learned to give, as a nation. Now,
sir. this is the first time in the history
of the world that any nation has ever
attempted in any sort of a systematic
and organized manner to throw
around Its army the protection ana
moral safeguard to which the men AAS
entitled and which"
t'You could take my job. the way
you've started out"
"Well, I'll start being your assist
ant, young man, by going to market
tomorrow morning and ordering my
turkey for my Thanksgiving party
and, listen, Percival, I've some friends
that can give several times So. for the
fund. I herewith salute Monsieur
Creel's office over the way, and I'm
off on an avenue car for Center mar
ket. Bye"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-23
er than spelling my temper combining
cook, waitress and hostess
Purpose OF The Campaign Fund.

Purpose OF The Campaign Fund.
eve need you and your home. Let
men and people not gregarious enough
to marry give their multiples of So.
And now listen some more. For I
suppose you want to know exactly
what the money we are campaigning
for, is for. Well, the fund we hope
to attain very shortly will permit the
building of community club houses
outside the camps, for the soldiers
and sailors, with sall that a club and
it's social atmosphere mean, including
athletic contests, swimming pool, bill
lizards, reading and writing facilities,
and numerous other enjoyable fea-
lures such as dances, socials, moving
pictures, and theatrical performances
Thanksgiving parties"
'1 think I can give Thanksgiving
party" I said humbly.
Good he said, as if he had known
it all along. Home hospitality, with
it's Sunday and holiday dinners, music,
pleasant friendships, mobilization of
church resources and the like-oh,
they all count SO much" said this
really fine fellow earnestly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-23
Tie ZALcz c)Eu1z6DMz'
/GcJazzzzzzI = : = :
TheNationKe epingO pen
House for the Boys In
Khaki War Camp Dis
trictsSetting the Paceln
the New Spirit ofBroth-
erhood.
Copyright, 1917. by The International
Syndicate.

Copyright, 1917. by The International
Syndicate.
low are our soldiers COM
ing home from war? Some of
them wounded and manned,
necessarily. But how about the
maiming of soldiers WHICH is not done
by a piece of shrapnel, poisonous
gases or liquid fire., ETC.? How are
thew going from the training camp
into the war? What about the COM
munity camp idea? Have you heard
of it?
which, for a starter, sounds like a
hybrid editorial or an advertisement
But. listen-there's a reason. A nice
man from the War Camp Community
Service nailed the writer of the above
paragraph, as she emerged from the
state, War and Navy building, the
other day, and, planting himself firm
= " on the sidewalk, two stone throws
from Monsieur G. Creel's office, looked
her in the eye and asked if she was
knitting sweaters, selling liberty bonds
or in what way was she doing her bit.
she wasn't doing her bit. knitting or
but here he interrupted her and
commenced TO explain new PROPOSE
ton in which she might cease to be
a drone, If she tried. He guessed she
could sing or cook, either of which
was highly useful in the new business
in which Mr.. Raymond B. Fosdick is
top-liner.
She could cook much better, she
sorrowfully, old fashionedly, ad-
mftted. And the first thing she knew
the nice young man was listing her
for no less than three soldiers for
dinner the following Sunday.
1.-TWO soldiers, please. I'm living
squeezed, now; a breakfast table with
gate legs that go under themselves
serves MILFORD and me and two more
and no more"
"Chicken ?'' he inquired gravely
pencil poised In direct angle to the
Japanese flag on the Navy side OF
the building.
"Sir?" 1 inquired haughtily and
without hesitation.
"a chicken dinner?" he answered
unblushingly.
"oh, really? Must have 1t all fixed
and all that? Why. yes, I'll give 'em
chicken If you say So"
"Other ladies are. Let me tell you
about this thing"
Call right, go ahead" said.
Mr.. Wilson's Opinion In The Matter
.rhe President has said, The spirit
with which our soldiers leave America
and their efficiency on the battle
fronts of Europe. will be vitality af
fected by the character of the en-
vironment surrounding our militar,
camps
-Dear me. ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-23


@vERY NATION believing in a
- Divine Being has invoked His
aid in times Of national distress,
~ and especially when at war. In
most of these conflicts each country
thinks itself in the. right, and calls
upon Providence to watch over them
and give them victory. The United
States have been no exception, to that
practice, and whenever we have been
threatened with any disaster affecting
the welfare Of the people. or we have
been at war, Divine help. has been
sought, and we have always thought
that we had the right to ask it, for in
every instance our cause has beeh a
just one, and fought in the interest Of
humanity and freedom.
Thanksgiving Day began when our
country was in its infancy; and origi-
mated in New England, when a day
was set apart for prayer as an express
sion of gratitude for the plenteous
harvest of that year. This was in
1921, and was the first day appointed
as a special day for prayer and
thanksgiving, although special serv-
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AolnneapoIta.
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE. 20. Ave. S. og 9. st.
Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formiddag XII.
1880. S6ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa.
stor A. j. Tarpgaard, 25l6 e. 22nd
Street. Telefon T. s. 61497.
6pbieIsbaagfeit.

Den %. Suli offogoe en- Gel
5pltre fra ct. Baul og Mtnneapo,
liz ct 9el6g boS 5piter Neterien,
1901 Go!for Mpe., for at gratulere
| Mnleoningen al 6%po1erS0dge11.
Com igobanlig bleb bi ge1tfrit moo
taget, nomarfet bepnrtet % til
bragte Tom alti0 nogle bpggeltge
Sinner / ben6es in1l1ffe Stem ner
2afe &arriet; forifiellige @abcr
m%eobrugtes. 5gitrene fremienoer
niennem uugebla6et" 6eres bjerte=
ligite Sat, life alene for Sen Sag,
men for alt set gooe og ibproise
Mrbejoe, iaapel bum iom be11bes
Wan6 / MareneS SOB bor logt for
9ogenS / 2ogens og. Samfnn6ets
Sieneite.
Gr aa1ttnneI Gp1ter.
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Bud 0nskes.

Bud paa Opf9relsen af Luther
Kirken j Des Moines, Ia, i Hen
hold til Planer og Specifikationer,
der kan faas hos undertegnede eff
ter %. JUL 1917, m%odtages.
Bud maa yRre mig j Hande fGr
ri. 10 midday. d. 6. August 1917,
Retten It'll lat forkaste hvilket
som helst eller allie Tilbudene for
1beholdes. .5.5
II. P. Rasmussen. Kasserer,
Den Danske Ev. Luth. Kirke
j Amerika,
IL No. La Sale Str, Chicago, Ill;
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&pmcert=Mftemen.

SIT Eirs6og Mften ben 81. Mn=
gnlt bliber en al ,6e Mftenerl mon
1prIig biz min6es / Sen 6an1fe @o-
Ioni, fan ullere6e me6 Sifferbeo
figes; for benne Mften oil nemlia
ben oanife Solfelanger 5artorpbz
Miffellen gibe Ell &oncert / RoDol
Mrconum &aE UNDER s. 6. Mnber=
len 2oges Muipicier.
S~ortorpb=Miffelien bar BET iibite
bolbe Mar giennemreilt Mmerifa, fra
Mtlanterbobet til Bocific Soften, %
ioa goot iom / bber e1eite ,bnnif &o-
loni gibet &oncerter, Der bur lamlet
1tore 5forer al 2on6sm9no, ion1
me6 @lnbe bor lpttet til set for
trinltge Broqram, Der bDoes paa.
Som man bil BUTTE, gab 5.<W
Ell &oncert bert BDen for ca. 8 gla1
fioen, ben Gang bar BET iprltg ga:
Dgrife Sa11ge, Der 4bleb bnot poo,
benne Gong ct 3roGrammet mere
ofpefs1en0e; forr1oen oe beoite a
Mafinrs 5onge og 8iier, timber
mon ttlliqe 5arge og 8ifer af Mn
bers Sbuborg, Bergite6t og flere d
oe pngre 0anffe Digtere. Sh1lige e.
Der Sp1Rsning og Defamation, la
enbDer Tan ie set bliber en- UNDER:
boloenoe og npoeliesria Mften iorr
ingel1 bpr ltn6Iaoe at oberpnre.
0g ulait but not leolt" bill SRI
SartorpbzMaiffelien efter 8rogram
NETS 5lntning flipper 5ilbonette1
at ole Ser pnifer BET, og baao,
Gamer og &errer tan blipe flip
pet.
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Kirker OF Foreninger.

DEN DANSK-NoRSKD METHO.
DIST KIRKE. Hornet af Broad.
way og 13. St., afhelder sine Guds-
t%jenester som felger: Prsediken
S1ndag Form. ri. 1880. Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sendag Aften ri. 7.45; literart Nd
de de tire f6rste Tirsdage i Maane-
fen. Bennem1de hver Onsdag Al
ten Kl. 3.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STNPHANs
KIRKE. Hj1rnet az Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
sSndag Form. ri. IL. sendagssko-
lie ri. 9.
FoRENINGBN "HAABET' mgder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag / Maaneden.
ELEoNORA CHRISTINE LOGH Mr..
SO, D. s. s., meder /. OF 8. Man.
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs DOTRE mgder 2. og 4
Trsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, 20 w. Z. st.
$. 6. Mn6eriem 2oge Scr. 81, 9.
9. g, mgber lite og 3bie Sreoaa
! Maaneoen paa @oDol Mrcanl1m
Sail, 81. at ct. Beter % 4tb
|Streetg.
Sorcningen v@ootbaob" mgoer
2. og 4. 2groog poa MopaI Mrca-
NUM- Sail 81. af Ct. 9eter % Aft
|5treets.
5oreningen Donmarfg Sgrncy
lat 9. g. 9. S. mgoer 1. % 8.
2prbag paa Nobal Mrcon1lm SOIL,
Isl. af ct. Beter % 4tb @treetg.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

EFEt-EII
e. S. iperaer os, ON pi peo,
bborle0es BET goar meb Sen paa=
|tpnffe 0anife MISUNDERSTANDING /
ct. Saul.
@ei nrlig tolt, hi Deo intet, %
F!aoer oerfor 5pprgsmaaIet gaa bt-
oere til benz, Der er i~nteresieret /
Ioenne Sag. Sorgprigt tror pi, at
ben oanife nnabom / ct. saul lig=
ger Dbale, og Sioen er enbnu it.
fe fommen, % uSolger Donife"
oil paagne op, og iatte 2ib i Sc
mDtterne.
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sil Sc banife, norife pg ipenlfe
&irfer.

Com man peb, bar ben epiifopa1e
Strife babt ZEN 8gnre-nge1
"a pilgrimage Of praDer", iom
ale oe eptiffopale &irfer / Minne-
toto bar iamlet @binoerne til 8gn
- rgsggn ON 5reo".
Denr1e SID, ion netop mi giert=
lrem1epes, ct for be ma11ge Stem,
bbis n1rge 5g11ter iffa1! of steb !
arigen, panifelig % TING.
8oa t1at1ges. 8egne a11mobeg Sc
if%anoinapiife airfer ON at Ell Zig
1tenoe nggnnesuge" noo blibe of=
bolot:
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grepe til Sc amerifanife @olbater
Tranfrig.

Boitmeiter Natbs i ct. saul
tilraaoer Soft, iom ier6er 8reoe ii!
omerifonife 5oloater i Sranfrig, at
bringe 8repene til Noitfontoret for
Der at forbbre fig om 6e er rigtig
ooresiereoe % riaelig foriDnet meo
5rimprffer. Sun raaoer Soft fra
at Iagge ben 5logs 8oit BoIt-
foster. @runoen til Bofmeitereng
Maab e., at Ser i ben ienere giib
g opoaget flere Sell Ser bar for
aarfaget, at 5orienoelie er bIeben
forintfet eller ogiao belt urnulig.
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Dr. HalIoran Sanitarium
Etabl. 1911.

Etabl. 1911.
R~heumatisme, Asthma, Blind
tarmsbetandelse, Galdesten.
Ischias, Tuberkler (ikke Ta-
ring), garnle Saar og Bylder.
Vattersot, Mavelidelser og
Loco Motor Ataxia" (f9rstee
og anden Grad beha1ldles
virkningsfuldt i fra to til ire
Tigers It'd. Udvortes Kreft-
bylder fjernes we'd Plastic.
Skriv efter fri Bog.
DR.. E. M. Halloran, Specialist
$50 e. Third ST., st. Paul, Mimi.
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FORWARD

Forward to win the War
Nothing from that us bar,
If we have the spirit, will and
wisdom.
Fight for humanity, 7.
Down with autocracy,
Peace on earth, goodwill to
men and freedom.
We Of the noble free,
Children Of Liberty. 81.
Wish all other nations freedoms
blessing. IS
Conquest, indemnity
Not our victory's fee,
Wishing but all lands to Be pro
crossing.
Soldiers Of industry,
Farmers SO brave and free,
Stand behind US faithful and
untired.
Daughters Of our land,
Ready on every hand,
Red Cross volunteers by all ad-
mired.
United let US stand,
United all we can
Win and have a lasting peace
declared.
Aggression, graft and greed
As every poison'd weed
BE forever from the nations
barred.
G. G. G.
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Snlles Counterfeit,
ST.. Me6qftprl

ST.. &eoaftprl
Set CT poerit iiploent, leg logger
8eilag pao Nla0S i 9ereS 8loo,
men leg ipnes set CT paa Stoe, at
Ser blipcr iagt ct Orb anqaoenoe al
lc oiSje oanlfe 5ommerfelter.
Mf bbiIfen @run6 fan De oanife
Soreninger / ct. saul % Mln1e-
upoIis iffc blibe enige ONT at gao
lammer og afbol6e cit flor Spl.eS=
Counterfeit?
Sor Gfsempel / 2tgbeo me0 BEN
ltore oonife Motionalfelt, Der bbert
9(or Qfboloes / Chicago, al alle
Sc 6erpprenoe 6anlfe Toreninger.
Ser bor ser MI for flere Mar bpret
afbol0t 5alleS- Nationalfeiter> og De
bar funnel jamie ct Bl1blifum pau
ca. 10000 bbert Mar. &rograut-
mer11e De6 6isie Setter bar bgret
noget al Set be01te, Ser fan bp0eS
|poo, og Gntreen bar beret billt=
gere ems til 5m1oafeiter, bbor mon
i1gen cling foar for fine 8e1tge.
90 Ell or1be11 Sing, Sberifl16et
LAT oisie Notiono1felter / Chicago
goor til b%e1gjprenoe 6ormaal, og. If
fe til en- enfelt Screening; 0erpeo
opnoos, at olle Danife meo @leoe
giDer Mpoe til en- iaaoon Seit.
SbiS 1billingbpernes ca. 10000
|Dunife fltn6e blibe enige ON en- Zig
nenoe Set, bi10e Ser let fnnne lam=
les ct Bublifum paa nnr 1000, og
6e Do1lfe bill biri0e &eipeft bos sen
amerifonife Notion De6 at bite, at Sc
fan !6le ltore Spgaber / 6nllesifob
% gnigbe6.
Gr Der fife nogle, 1om bill intte
|iig Il 5pi6ien for at in6fal0e &e=
prgI entanter fra ulle be bnnife Sor=
el1inger / GDillingbperne til ct Mg=
6e, bbor 5ogen f1n0e toles ODER,
iaa Oct fon les, bborleoeS 5ter1t1ins
gen er for oenne Sag?
Mlle 6isie 5modieiter, Ser ofboI-
beS 5ommerens 2pb, al 6e for
ifjellige Soreninger, treffer iiel=
bent noget fort Bublifnm og Der
er bel!er lite noget paa Hrogram=
met, Der iarlig b9ffer ems SSnteres=
lie ng 2Dit til at fon1me meb, og
noar mon en6elig fommer, f6ler
MON n9rmelt, at man er fommen
til 5te6e, for at lt9tte en- beitemt
Screening, og life for at ttlbringe
en- qo6 Gib lammen me6 2onos.
mpnb.
Soet leg boaber, at mine Eotfe1
mda folbe / go6 Sorobnno blono,
9aniferne / Gpillingbberne, tofrffe1
Lieg for 0ptagelien og forbliber
Me6 Mgtelie
4 n2anbsmanb"+
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Gpo}elsbag.

8or belfien0te 2an0sma11b Mr.
.Martin Meli6n feire6e fir so aorige
5poie1Soag / Manoags, Sen %. ST..
Ii. Wr. g%eel1on, Ser bor b9ret fig
/ lang Gio, 11aa ltaoig boloe Sen
gen, men er / 8e6ring.
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Gn Sangfprening..

0e beoes be11.1g1t optage neDen=
itaaenbe:
Sor bore mange oonife 5angere
/ ct. 8olI fulbitnnbig tabt Meobet,
ct Set life ml1ligtz at Der finoeS t1ogz
le enfelte, ion baaoe bar Moo %
2plt til at begpnbe en- nD 5ang=
forenin9? st Der or bortreilt ct
Bor 5ol1gere, bur0e fife fnn1e gie:
re iaa mcget til 5agen, at al Sang
oernleo pluoielig iful0e opbgre.
De Danife i ct, Noul fopner
ganle uDania" Sangforening, ol
oe bill billie en- MI 5angforening mes
@lqoe. Derfor, tag Sfriot til at
bonne en- l1D Sangforening. Seen
g1gr set itrafs, ioa1e6es at gbeller11e
Tan toee tn @%egDnoelie, {oa inart
ben born1e STD ct forbi.
gu oanife 5a1tger, OBJ til Doob
% Dagl
Gn interes1eret.
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geb &jpb eller &eparatipn al
l1bre beisg Sen pelfienbte Sabeler
simon Melion, 200 6. 7fb Street,
Sill 9enmarf.

Sr. s. Sprgenien, " 5l1n1m11
Mbe., ser er aniat paa Smaba Ba=
mems 8aSiagerfontor, o%frejite ! Tor
riqe uge til Donmarf bbor bon ptl
tilbringe 5ommere1 beo AS1ens'
Sun.
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80 CODE genin6er. &lora:
Seq iDr1tes oil iugoe, at ou baboe
faaet reniet bine Sar6ifer for IS
I9re, % leg maatte ! @aar gipee
80. ..
N1na:: 5ao fan bu tro, at De
bar togef bem betalt otter 5tprrel=
fen.
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Sur Sc Mpbeoer

eI!er on0et, Ser logger Den pao
&jertct, ienb set i11o til st. Saul
Tioenoe", set bill finbe Optogelie.
Set en- % en- @le0e at ie, at Dor
Spfororing 1i6lte nge bor bragt lao
go0e Melultoter, bpilfet bil les al
flere S%11olen0eller Ser finbeS onoet
9te0 / 8looet.
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SiIifabefpntrnet.

Scr. Wibion, 618 5tote Street
bar 5oo ubeloig ii0ite Manoag MSor=
qen at blipe poafjert al en- Motor-
cpfle. Son fit Sen enc 500 en- 9el
beifo0iget % mootte tagcS til so
1pitolet, men er nj / 8e6ring.
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Yaa @pntpret

hop6e hi forleben Sag ge1pg al
uNormonoen"S be1fien0te Beltprtl
M1r. g. .. Gborion. Scr. Sbor1on
hob0e iam1nen mes fin Samilie glor1
Turen fra @ror1o SORTS til Sb1l=
lingbDerne / Mutomobtl.
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Gn 9fpbtnr.

&U Wv
Sill pun Sgnoog ben 90. 90. in6=
Der til Set ube bos Sobanien
|8rg0rene / 5foben beb Diamond
|2afe. Ser bD0eS poa fSlgenbe Yroz
gram:
81. $50 gfterm. bliper ser, bpiS
|Deltagellen er flor nof, &opippm=
ming at ct 9errebolb.
ST. 3 &apibpmning al ct Game
|bolo.
De beolte al boert Solo foar ct
|Billebe.
Boa lamme Gio b!iDer Ser &oplpb
for 9ern @onfirmanoerne in6bpoes
.iorligD. 9g for Sc gglbre, fom bar
|2pit. 8eoite Mano faar en- eller o1=
ben Stng, n1aalfe en- 8uibel nNnta=
|bagas".
ST.. 3.45 bliber lunget en- 8ef=
.iel1ong % ct Bar 5oloer, bborefter
Der bil bliDe opf6rt ct lille Dilet-
|tantltDffe; Ser bliber otter lunqet en-
Befieliang % ct Nor 5oloer al S.
N6rregoaro.
Derefter beetles Mftensboroet fra
meobragte Moofurbe. 8ono fin6es
|poo N!ab1en.
Sn0til SCI. 2 @fterm. bill @plter
blibe bentet be0 5porpognen Coo
mo=@arriet-Gor til Srance Mbenue)
men tim, 11aar Der / Eibe er beltilt
til min6t 10 Herioner.
Sen eleftriife 2inie Nuce 2inie)
tageS n6 til gabiII Station, bbor-
|fro Ser fun er 10 MinutterS Wanq.
S Iilfaloe of baorligt SER BIZ
Der Observation-Disclosures ofbol6t |
let. Be0erS Strife / @~trfeiaten ON
561oag often.
Yoa 2er6ag often ST. $50 prg.
Gig ofboIoes 6er @eneralprppe / Sir
felale1t, iom ollie, Ser iffe tan font
ME Spnbc1, inDbDoes til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Gn gant1mel Spiter,
Observation-Disclosures.

ct. 8eoerS &irfes &pinoeforenina
bill ofbol6e fit n9lte M96e Sorsoog
oen 2. Ml1gult pe0 M%innebaba 8arf.
Ml1e CT belfomne.
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ST., sos u9rin Seam,
81 bor n1o6togH felgenoe::
Qgre6e Ne6aftpr!

Otter bDa0 jeg bar BORT, goor
2oge Set. 500 uDrill Gems Mr=
beioe itorortet frem, og Set er at
boobe, Sc life bill gipe,6et op, for0i
set bliber li6t bar1nt. @png bore i
s gigr en- goo Eing for 2oge Scr.
SO!
Gn, fom pnifer at funne bore
meo. S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

nnedHde Svagheder. Nerv6sitets o.
@MAWWW - 100 - nan andre gdomm eeT med Rodt
u0U2HuB 3U9HM@SD Resultat ehand afa yortS System.
Bedstudstyrede EtabHsenen al den Slags Northwestern +, = Wildernu1h UInen
we'd udbaden. Jordan er ii hs 0. Eksaninerede Sygepleersker har1 msorg AZ
Daneafdeinaen, Lad g spare Dem en- REESE til Klderne.9 Gratis eskrvels
ST. Paul Sulphur vapor Bath Parlors, 2Sl selby Ave-, st.PaM, mimi.
DR.. w Il. veelnd Beayrer. #### ## Pnones: DMe 4No- - o41'
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st. Paul.
Mpbeber

m,aa i%nbienoes, iua De er Grpffe-
riet lenelt Dnsoag Mften. 720-72s
4tb 6treet So, Minneapolis ,Mirr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
9oa 6erieppbpI6.

Dru Sepien, 221 2otb Npenae
9outb opboloer fig for Sioen bos
fin 5pn / Sopftns.
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S DnfeI Sums Sieneite.

Bor EDIlegQl Jie0offgr al uWtl1ts
|neioto Dailp", Mr. Sorol6 g,
|2unb, 5pn al Reoaftgr Oscar
|2uno, 2lacf, isis, afreilte / @aar
Mftes iammen meb 8 andre 1rge
Mano til Hacific Soften, bbor s.
er arbiit Gienelte peo 5laaoenS So
ipitalafoeling.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-05-07

FtlK SALE-Townsh1p plats show
ing government surveys and to
which has been added roads,
bitches and other local lnforma-
ton. Csc each. Pioneer office
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