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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Wright
left on the afternoon train yesterday
for Seaford, where they will be the
guests Of friends.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-26
Notice To Firemen.

All members of Rescue Fire Com
pany are requested to meet at the
Engine House tonight to elect the
delegates to the State Firemen's Con-
vention.-Wm. f. Phillips, Secre-
tary.-Adv. 1t. -
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-26
Boats And Boat Repairing.

Gasoline boats and longing boats
built, and repairing done on all
kinds of boats.-Hernie Creighton,
81 Willis street.-Adv. 26-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-26

An alliance of financiers and farm
ers is irresistible.
The spread of prohibition will help
US to keep even our powder dry.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-26

Struck out-by Moore, 10; Flow
ers, s. Home run-Hill. Two-base
hit-Hill. Sacrifice hit-Flowers.
Umpires- Lake, Robinson, Travers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26
ii. "Things-Written of Him."

The Record says that Jesus dis
ciples did not understand at first His
entrance into the city. "But when
Jesus was glorified they remembered
then that these things were written Of
Him, and that they had done these
things unto Him" Think Of the
things which have been written about
Jesus. There is prophesy first Of all.
Then there is the remarkable record
in the four Gospels, and the rest Of
the New Testament. Then there are
nineteen centuries every one Of which
has many books upon Christ and His
teaching. John was right. Oh. 81:
25. "And there are also many other
things which Jesus did, the which If
they should be written every one, /
suppose that even the world itself
would not contain the books which
should be written" Think of the
things done in the hearts Of men
which are unrecorded in any writing.
Every soul knows what those special
things are. They asked Mel Trotter
one time how he knew he was con-
verted and he replied: AZ was there
when it happened!" so there are
countless millions who know what has
happened in their hearts because Of
the service and love of Jesus Christ.
1t was after Jesus was glorified that
the disciples understood. There are
many things in life which we do not
understand until afterwards, long,
long afterwards. 1t is true of chill
dren with reference to their parents
and also true Of parents with refer
ence to their children. 1t is true OF
churches with reference to their pas
tors and of pastors with reference tc
J their churches. Let us wait patiently
I until life makes its revelations to us
in the afterwards of time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26
FEW NATIONS NOT INVOLVED
IN THE GREAT WORLD WAR

The United States was the flf-
teenth country to enter the war and
the eleventh to join the allies.
With the entrance of Cuba, Brazil
and other South American States ex-
pressing their sympathy with the
United States, the whole world will
soon be involved.
All South America is with us in
this war, says DR.. Alvarez, Chilean
diplomat now in Washington. He
has a worldwide reputation, and is
author of a Code of Neutrality.
On the entente's side are: England,
France, Russia, Italy, Portugal, jap
an, United States, Belgium, Serbia,
Rumania and Montenegro.
On the Teutonic side are: Ger
many, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria
and Turkey.
1t is estimated that there are 20,-
100000 citizens in the United States
who can be trained for war service.
The United States navy ranks
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26
PLENTY OF LAND--PROBLEM
is TO CULTIVATE 1T

Farmers. everywhere are urged to
raise every pound of food they can.
Even parks and golf-iinks are to be
plowed and turned into cultivated
fields. This may be called "hyster-
ical"; for there is no scarcity Of land
in this country. The real shortage Is
not Of land, but of fertilizers, seed and
labor, especially labor. Many city
people seem to think that by getting
piece of land and poking some seeds
into it profitable crops can be raised.
This is not the case. Farming is a
highly skilled trade, requiring great
deal of experience, knowledge and
judgment, besides some capital and a
great deal of hard work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26
Sunday School Lesson
COMMENTS BY REV. ERNEST BOURNER ALLEN, D. d.
Washington Street Congregational Church and the
Marion Lawrance Sunday School, Toledo, Ohio.

King comes to His people in some
way. Every day you and decide
how we shall receive Him. 1t is a
great thought and wholesome.
Sometimes we think our King is not
coming into power very rapidly. We
see great war bringing death and
destruction into the entire world. We
see the forces of evil triumphing when
it seems to us they ought to be de-
feated. After all our King is coming,
and nothing can stand before Him.
These seeming defeats are only tenn
porary. Righteousness and justice
will conquer.
"And still the world goes round and
And still the seasons come,
But ever does right turn uppermost,
And ever is justice done"
The little children ut Nazareth sing
this song. Why could we not make
their thoughts our own?
w = are lllllc Slillui
And our father placed our home
Mid the olive trees and vineyards
Where the Savior used to roam.
"For the Lord, who loves the children
And was glad to hear their praise,
Cares that Nazareth children know
him.
Do his will and choose his ways.
Cares that they should keep in
memory
Ali that Sacred life spent here;
Try in heart to walk beside him,
Safe and happy in his fear.
"And we know that he is coming,
Every knee to him shall bow
And the joyous shouts to greet him
Shall begin in Nazareth now.
Jesus, Savior, dwell within US,
Make a temple of each heart.
Pure and loving, true and holy,
For thy service set apart"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26
LESSON FOR APRIL 10Th

LESSON FOR APRIL 10Th
Lesson Title: Jesus Welcomed as
King
Lesson Text: John 12:1226. Mem
orize vs. IL, 13.
Golden Text: blessed is he that
cometh in the name of the Lord even
the King of Israel" John 1918.
|. The Triumphal Entry.
1t was wonderful day when Jesus
entered Jerusalem in triumph. To
the multitude it may have seemed for
time as though their king had really
come. To the Pharisees it must have
looked like the defeat of their hatred
and plans against Jesus. To the dis
ciples it must have brought wonderful
eXultation because it seemed to mark
the elimination of their hopes. Jesus
himself was the only one who really
understood just what it meant. The
value which He attached to it was nc
more, no less, than it deserved. High
tide of popular favor needs to be
carefully measured Unless there is
good foundation in thought and
principle. popular favor is apt to be
superficial.
How does the triumphal entry af.
feet you? How do you receive your
King? Is it easy to cry "Hosanna
when the multitude does so and also
to forget the King afterward? Is
your loyalty to Him as transient as
that of the people. Every day the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26

third in the list of the navies Of tn,
world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-26

1t is expected that a part OF the
American navy can be spared Ter
work in Europe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
% 9ertus Miifpp 200 &r.

Glois og 5ertuS Miifotp 200 Scr,
5orfatteren Scope Mofipr 700 Ser,
Or. phil. Bouts 8obe, Sorfatteren
8grge Sansfen % Drganiit 81.
2arb 400 ar., Gorfatterne 81. 6.
Mnoerien, Sp. 2eopolo % aai Soft
mann 600 &r., &pjifoleforitanoer
Scar. Maller 100 Ser. % RapeIme,
tier Carl Mieliem 800 St.
Npc nnoeritgttelier gtbes til Sor=
%fatterne Sben 2ange $1,000 ar.),
Gb6ger 2arfen $1,000 &r.), Sru
|Gbit Senien-Senger 600 &r.) og
Otto Sung (1O0O @r.) gnoelig
.faar @omponiiten Mrloolf Nielien
500 &r.
&ele Sinansuopolget bor til
traaot ST.. &eiier@eieliens Borilag,
bbis @jennemfgre11ie iaaleoes er 1if=
ret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
Gn fpnaelia @fnelpiller.

er, bbao manife life al1e beo, fgl.
an1at Gmbeosmanb. Naar 0laf
Noulfen mt trafffer fig tilbage, fer
BET berfor peo fplgenoe R11nogjp=
re1ie i 5tatstioenoe:
Baa 6erom at nnoerbisningsmi-
niiteriet neblogt Soreitilling bor set
UNDER 6. 5. SO. bebaget Sans Moie-
ltGt &ongen at afifeoige fgl. Glue
ipiller Olaf &De Hol1l1en, &iboer al
Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmm6 og
oeforeret meo Sortienitmeoaljen /
@ulo, efter bans oerom inogibne
Mniggning paa @rnnb al 5bagelig-
beb fra bans n9bnte @mbe6e i Nau-
oe og me0 Beniion fra 3Ote sunni
8. 81. at regne. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
9anif Mrbeibsfraft til oe friss=
fgren6e 2an6e.

Boo @oiis al Sc Sorbanolinger,
&omiteen for 5umorbej6et me1len1
Sc ifan6inabilfe Mrbei6er=S Organize
toner forte be6. ct Mpbe / &ip=
benbapn / fgr1te &alp6e1 al 9ecem=
Der, bar Sc lampirfenoe G%agforbuno
tilltillet 1amtlige fine Organilatio<
11er: ct Girfnl9re, bbori S%agforbun=
6ene o6borer moo SEN &berbning
al Mrbej6ere> Sc frigsfdren0e Wag=
ter !@ang pan Sang bar iDgrfiat
bjemme.. De banlfe M%rbei0ere er
lpffe6e til l16lan6et n1eo l16itgt til
ltore 2%9nninger, men Sorbol6ene
bar bi1t, at De M%rbeioere, Der emi-
grereoe, life er bleben fat til 5pe=
c%ia!arbej6e og 6erfor life far faaet
Sc 1tore 2gnninger, % at Sorbol=
6ene n6e / oct bele taget bar pgret
meget ntilfrebsltillen6e. Mf 4&en1Dn
BERTH onmobes Sc enfelte Srgani=
1otioner ON at a6bare beres Weo~
lemmer moo at tage til noget font
Delft al Sc frigsf6ren6e 2anbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
9ampifibsgnl6et.

Ser ifrtoes fra 8grlen til v@e!!=
iingpr Mbis":
On tort Eib begDnoer man paa
8grien at 6rgfte nobptteipgrggmaa-
1ene bna6e for 8anf=, Sn6n5tri- %
Dampifibsaffier. Sc forifiel1ige Sr<
ititnttoners &egnifaber pleier at TO-
religge ! Sanrar eller 8egpnoeIien
af Sebruar, men 6e efstrooroinpre
Sorbol6, 81. d. De m9gtige 9m1at=
ninger % itore u6bi6elier, bar !
Mar forlinfet &egnifabsafleggelier=
ne og 0pgi6relierne, iaale6es at De
f6r1te &egnifaber npppe tan bentes
fgr fibitsi Sebra1ar. EiI ben Sib
fommer iiifffert 8anfregnifaberne %
Sc f6r1te to Dampifibsregnifaber, 6e
8roipnife Selifaber uNorben" og
nDanmorff".
Set er ielbfsIgeltg enbnu for ti0-
Iigt at u6tale fig nar1nere ON no=
bbtterne eller &egnifaberne, men al
Iereoe MI Tan BET bog meo Siffffer-
beb figes, at be bliber langt mere
eDlone, langt mere itraaleu6e END
iibite Mar. SCI tror meo SttfffferIbe0
at fllnte iige, at ollie De plbre %
bel foniolioereoe Selifaber bl gtbe
llobptter fra me!!lem Is % 100
pot, efter at Der er foretaget itore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
5tpre Sfptpistpberier,

Holitiet bar / ben ienere Eil
fomn1et1 UNDER SEER mes omfaHe1t=
De SDperier, begaae0e pao cit al 81
ltore 9foteisfabrifer paa Mprrebro
! &ipbenbapn, SEQ at poitere 0poa=
gere paa forifjellige fjpbetbapnife
Observation-Disclosures anbolbt mon
forle6en cit el6re abin6e, Ser baboe
Mnipttelie pad oen pnage!6enoe
5obrif. Sum bar tilitaaet, at bum
bar begaaet iDitematiife Spberier
fra 6abrifen ii6en 1904. 5agen CT
meget omfotten6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
ST.. 81 D1ien TOM 8abaaoa.

Baa Noroiif Silmsfompagni bar
man for Sioen en- flor SilmspIo11
|nnoer OberDeie1lie og Sorbereoel1e,
en- Blan, Der ful6ltanbig bill rebo=
luttonere ben ufmin6elige Sfoleur=
%oerbisntng inbenfor en- Naffe Sag.
Man bill fpre MnifneIiesprincipet,
Der De ii0ite Mar er bIebet laa at
minoeligt 8er6en ober / SfoIerne,
no bets pberIte giennemforIige
@%oniefpenier. Man biz gibe 8grne=
ne 2proomme ino giennem Sill
men.
Natnr1igbis ct set lite oI!e Sae,
mon tan nnberbiie i beo SiaIp al
Slim, men Der er ogiaa forelgbig
11abnlig ire Sag, Tom mon bar
tanff paa. Set er @eografi, Matnr-
biitorie og Stitorie.
Sbis M1Ianen binder gilIutnino
DoS Sfoleal1toriteter gerben ober,
pil ST. Ole 9Iien efter ariaen la
oe nooarre ct 0ptagerforpg meo
oct ncepr1te SorrnooI for gie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
Danjf Gmgr It'll Sperria?

Sen ipenife &egierine bar poa
@run6 at Sen b%ofienoe Mangel t
2anoet paa 5mpr og Morgorine,
opbepet Sn0fgrielstoIoen for oisle
@arer / ben Seniigt at foo EN- sSSr1-
port / Gong fra Danmorf og Sol
lan6.
Sor Danmnrfs 8~e6fommen6e bli-
Der Der Dog, efter bbao hi bor bragt
@rforing, 11pppe flor 5onoipn!ig=
beo for en- @fsport.
Sor Margarine Ell set u0elnfffet,
efteriom oerbiemme efsiiterer Cts
portforblo for Margorine. Set me-
neg beller life, at 6e 6anlfe So
brifer bill l9ge DiSpeniation fra Oct
te Sorbu0, ioet set fgrit og frem,
melt g9l6er at boloe set 6onife
Oearfeo forlpnet.
Og for Smgrres Beofommen6e
bil Der npppe beler blibe Eole ON
nogen efSport. 9enne ct al M=
minoeli9beo forbubt, og Ell gfsport.
til Sberrig bil6e 6erfor frpbe e1
9gnortng | Sc beltaaen6e &egler %
ben b%eitauen6e @fsportforDelttg. -
Mfen oa bberfen set inben!nnoIfe,
oct engelife eller Oct tDife Sorbrug
menes at funne offnappes, biI So
gen, let fra ct 6anif 5pnspunft,
n9ppe faa nogen 8etp0ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
Champagne.

Sra en- Mthbre, jpif @eltfp1tbp
meooeles, at Der pad Ell al Opens
minoite @epartninger, TOM inoebas
bes at en- gnfe, Mptoorsaften blep
or1tffet 10 SLATER Gbampog-
mel
Sra famine 8p fortaller en- M1i0=
oeltonosmarb, at ban 90 bans gu
ltru iammen me6 en- on6en SAINT
lie cit Mften ioo paa en- al Opens
NeItaurationer og 6rof en- Sop @of=
fe. S ct &abinet beo 5ioen al ia6
oeres Sienei tepige / SeIifob mes
11nge Siifere; Der ito6 Sen poo Sea
.baret meo BARN Net og gbam-
pogne. 8etragtningerne SIR fig
ielb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
u6baaeiat

On ung, night Some, 5ru 5er=
len, Der bar gift me6 Eppograf Ser-
fer % booze / Scbpnbergsgaoe y
I &jgbenbapn, o6oe forleoen pluo-
ieligt.
So benoes Wooer for1eoen Dag
TOM for at beige benbe, fanbt bun
Datteren itn0enoe paa Ell Stol. SUN
ibarebe life, 90 Moberen BOO Goo
Dag, og 6enne opbageoe MI til fin
.5fr9f, at Sen 1tnge &one 1a0 lpnet
tilbage paa Stolen me6 luffe0e 8=
lie. gn 29ge bleb ber1tet, % ban
fonitaterebe, i Sglge u&9benbabn",
at bun Dor 6eo al ct Sierte1lag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
penlpqqelIer oq Mfifribninger.

&enleggelier % Mfifribninger.
Man maa 10 erinbre, at De flelte
@elifaber allere0e er Iaa %Delfnnoe=
re6e, at 5fibenes BRrbi er nebifre-
bet til ct Minimum, % oesnoen
bar mango al De Rlore 5elifaber 10
folgt sfibe til iDimlenbe Briier,
fontante 8enge, Der ligger ! &as-
fen.
Dampifibsielifabernes 8anfinobe=
taltnger er oa ogiaa rent ebentDr=
lige.
Sor at nebne to al De melt gDl6z
ne @fsempler, ffa1 bi anfpre, at
Corn, bbis Mftiefapital beo 8e-
gpnbclie len af 1916 Dar 1 Mill., Der
(ienere pe0 6riattier %uopioeoes til
2 Mill, efter Sorlp6enoe after bill
gipe Ell balb Griaftie iamt 100 pGt.
i nobptte. 5elifabet inbieilebe /
1915 3,3 Mill., / 1916 er Cunt
men go Mill. ugelifabet 1912"
bill efter famine Sorlpoenoe uolteoe
en- bel Srioftte lamt 100 psf.
Sc Snsnilbe rDffer inb / MalbOrs
&iipegaarb.
Mo!borg 8praa6 bar mi obertq=
get 8iipegoor6en. Sorleoen fraflDt=
tebe 8iifop 211bmigs ben m9gtige
garnle @Dgning og flptteoe ben | en-
Acknowledgment / Honin jul %. 6.
6trgDbergs @ienoom. 5trafS oerz.
efter rDffeoe 6e &nsbilbe in6 |
8iipegooroen. Sorel9big bliber BEN
nemIig in6rettet til 2eiligbeoer for
oe1 Del al Dem, Der nj er inter-
neret / ct Yar @ommuneifoler. s.
alt bill 8iipegaar6en blipe inorettet
ii! AZ 1mna .2eiligbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
@lage pber en- banif @Dn1ml.


SEQ 5pforbpret i aipbenbabn
ODER 6en torpeoere6e bunife Dum=
per u&roptatpr"s @eietning frem=
iotte Stprman6 Sacobfen, iii. $50
litifen", en- alporlig Mnflage moo
Sen oonife &oni1tl | 8riigge, ST.. 81.
0rt Mon Sc Menter 6e &orne.
Otter 8eiGtningenS Mnfomit til
&omman6mtens &ontor> / 8riigge
tom &on1llen efter Mnmo6ning til
5te6e. &omman6anten bab bom Ga
ON at toge fig al ben ifibbrn6ne
8eiptning, bbilfet ban lope6e, og
BON Qnbragte oem laa | ct Serberge
for Sicmlgie, bpor 0pbol6et bor alt
onoet enb bebogeligt, bao6e bbob
Sorplejningen og 2ofoliteterne an
git. &oniu!en u0talte, at bon ienere
biloe fornme tilbage, men set lpf=
feoeS lite at faa fat / bam. 80 Ser
bleD gjentog1e @ange fra &omman<
oantifobet ien6t @u6, mer1 fpr1t ef=
ter at en- beiitaaen6e officer perlon=
Zig bob6e maottet bente bom, fom
ban til 5te0e> og ser uoipanot fig
MI en- fraftig DiSfuSfion mellem
&oniulen og u&roptatpr"s T6r1te=
ltprma1t6, ser frembebeoe @on11t-
lens Bligt til at forfpne 8eletni1l=
gen meo 6e na6ben6ige 8efl96z
ningSgienitan6e % iprge for or
oentligt 0pbo1oSlte0. og Sorpleining
lomt bragg 0m1org for &iemrei1en.
&orh1len bar b0erlt nbeflig / fine
notule!fer, ibef BON 1ag6e, at oe
life fnroe pente ar16en 8ebon0lings=
maa6e emo Sen, Sc fit, mar Sc iej=
leoe me6 &ontraban6e. Dd eneI tie,
De fit noleberet gien11em &onIulen,
bar cit Sue og ct SalSt6rfleae.-
Spirit 6a 8eietningen bor a>1fom=
11e1t til &amburg> 1grge6e General
foniul Mmun61m for at Solfene
fit @p6er. S Sen lange Sis bop6e
DC moottet gaa | Sc Safer, 1om be
boi)e paa, ba Eorpe6eringen fan6t
Ste6. 5tprman6m nrmooe6e &etS=
tormo1oen om, at &logen ober @o11=
julien maotte blibe tilfprt 8rotofol=
len. Sen gbrige &%eiatning befref=
te6e / et.og at StDrmonbe11s 6re1n=
ittlling.
Sorbaabentlig en6er oe1ne alpor=
lige &loge fife / @rotofollen. Set
CT for golt, at tpife Officerer fol
preSie en- 6anif &oniu1 / en- al ED=
iterne beiot Sabn for at faa bom
til at tage fig at en- ifibbr11oen
oanif 8efptning. 0g laa gjpr ban
set en60a. UNDER &enbisning til,
at oct oanife Sfib bar iejlet mes
&ontrabanoe, bbilfet 10 ol6eles life
beofomnler bonn, ifriber u6re6. 3d."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
ulo @aranti for @apital % &en-
Sireribabne.

ST.. &osiing Ssrgenien fremiatte
en6bi6ere Sorilag ON Mnlag al en-
itprre S%iiferibaon beo &elsbage, Ell
minbre Stiferibobn beb Sirtsbals
90 en- 2emole pe6 2gffen. Sorila=
gene CT, iom forleoen oplplt, uoar=
bei0et / ngie Eilfnptning til 8elt-
observation-disclosures enitemmigt
b%eotagne 8etgnfning.
8pgningen al &apre1te be6 Sells
bage 90 Strtsba1s bill, bpis intet
ufor1oiet %in6treffer, bare benbo1os=
bis Is % 5 Mar. nogifterne beo
iomtlige Mnleg anifaas paa @rnn0=
lag al Nrilerne | 1915 til ISL
ST. Meb Sc / Oftober 1915
@rtier pil6e 8%efoltningen
bore ca. 20 MiIl. ST..
S 8emerfningerne til 2%oofor1a=
get bebrl6es Sremipttelle al Sor=
lag ONT en Sernbaneforbinoelie
mellem SelsDage og Gbi1teo-5ier=
rit3Iehhnnp11
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
anmitnere % Torfattere.

S Observation-Disclosures filler
nnoerbisningsminifter Seller tel<
fen Gorilag ON Sorbgielie al I'M
oreitgttelierne til en- Gpffe &11rit-
mere % Sorfattere % ON enfelte
npe l1nberitgttelier.
Selgen6e Gorfattere og &unItne-
re faar 6eres nn~6eritgttelier for
bpiet meo De be6feieoe 8elpb:
@rofesiorer11e @iIb. gitergaaro,
aarl 2arfen, Sat. @nrloien % So.
farias Nielien famt Sorfatterne
Sobs. 9. Senien, galo. Mgrbott
Martin Mn6erien-Nerg, Sopb,1s
Micbaelis, Selge Mooe, Sorolo Rto-
De % s. 9. Nie1ien 500 Ser. Gor-
fotterne Sobg. Sergenien % Sob.
Sfioloborg 300 ar., Sorfatter1,e
pberf Giit Sens 5fDtte % anno
8iortg FAINT @omponiiterne 2ouis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
Ell S0Fgens eg D6deas Aar over hele Warden.

Warmers White Wine and g..
de findes iethvert Hem. Den yidln1er-s
! e Halls og Langemedicin- Salges over
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
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A!tSltcO St!CA%cIl1S1l go%t
Iergb % so -
Giennemfgres BET fioifnpbnte Dob
beltfpor % set fort fpr Sui fore
llaaebe 9obbeltipor @ingIteb-Gait
pe6, bill bee 6en ipogaaen6e Erafi
tie as 6obbeltlporet 8ane. gnbbtoe
re foreilaaS Mrl9g al npe 8. % &
spor poa Strefningerne @igerslel
-&osfilbe - ,bborbe6 belle 5tr9f
ningen &ipbenbapn- @osfil6e Bill
Ter fireiporet % Sellerltp--
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9pbbeltiporenes Mpbbenbisbeb.
s be 8en1erfninger, ser leo1agel
2opforiloget, %reoegjpres ubfprlig:
for Npoben6igbeoen al 6en,,e itor(
ll6bioelie al bort Sernbanenet. Sci
beb6es, at mcb Sc beltnuen6e Mn-
log CT bet nglgrltgt at beltriDe Den
|iterft pofien6e Erafif paa fploe1t-
giprenoe Moobe. Monglen poo Sob
be!tipor paa flere al Sopeolinier1e
boz, beooer set, gipet Jig l1oI1aa !
bpppige % ofte b~etpbelige Soriin-
fclier / Eoggangen, ligeiom ben bat
b%epirfet, at man life f11lotub bor
funnel u6nDtte set forbaanoenpe-
renoe @ognmatertel. 8en1prfninger=
ne fortietter:
- Mtni1teriet mao 6erfor ioopel
at nebnte @run6e iom ogiaa ali
@iifffferbeosbenipn anfe set for / bgj
@rab paafrnbet, at Der i~nare1t tref=
fes Soran1taltning til 5orbe6ring
af 6orboloene be6 Mnlng al Dob=
beltipor ppa 6e melt befer6e6e
Strefntnger laooel / Spllano Som
paa Siellan6. &pa6 ierltgt angaar
BEN pltjpife Sooe6linie, ffal ti1ltge.
benpeges poa Sen 8etp6ning, Tors
ipningen me6 Dobbeltipor bill babe
lige oberfor Ben forgge6e Erafif
TOM en- 8irfeliggi6relie al 6e gien=
@ange fremiatte Blaner ON
Gtablering of en- Sergeforbit16elie
mellem Norge og Nor6ipllan6 ter
forbentes at billie tilf6re 2inieH.
Gn6elig ilaas BET falt, at en- 1tDf=
feois &eformertng al Manglerne
beo bort Sernbanenet Ri! blibe olt=
for befoitelig og upraftiff: Spprgs=
maalet / fiji Selbe6 man tageS op
til 2pSning, ierlig og1aa for6i Tor=
bol6ene freezer, at en- T%orbe6ring
at iamtlige &obe6linier gien1temfg=
res inoenfor ct fortere Si6Sr1tm.
Samtlige be nnbnte @poronlpg
tenfeS giennemf9rt / 29bet al Is.
lor. 16gifterne bliber for 6e ipife
Dobbeltipor 31,68 Mill. 81. Mnle=
gene paa 5iellan6 an1laas til 49,,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-02
Sanitetsbmnbe til Seren,

Sor 11ogen Sis iioen bleb Ser
ltnoer 8refioium al fbb. nbenrigs=
mi,1iiter, @repe Mblefel6t 2a1rbi=
gen 6nnnct en- @omite til Mn1fof=
fe1ie al 9onitetsbunbe til &nren,
20 til Siellanb og 6 til SpIlan6.
&nn6ene og 6eres Sgrere er mi
efter en- Del @anifeligbeoer Faffet
til @eie, % paa SieHan6 er 9Del-
,ierne begDn6t UNDER 2e6elfe at 8o-
litiosiiitent Saafon S6rgenien.
Sor SDIlan6s 8ebfommen6e ifnl
@olitiosiiitent Sa11erbacb / Marbus
le6e 9belierne, men Der mangler
man en6ru en al Sgrerne.
!S1nore6er utaa ont Staten gaa paa
@a6en ! 9obe0ita6en.
Ser rao6er / @iuter en- Iigefrem
1tbDggelig 8Iabsmongel paa 2ogis-
.bli1e og Serberger | Sobeolfaoen.
5iAaationen er ioa f6rgelig for.
Grelieng &ers g~eofommenoe, no
taller 2eoeren af S. So 1ocia!e Or
beioe blauot Mano, Maior glol1=
fen, at hi fioligt paa Mftenen mao
begpn6e at afbife Solf, Ser fonrmer
til % for at foa Mattelogis, % ieg
tager nappe fell, naar leg flyer, at
Sun0re0er al Men6 n1aa gaa pna
Cohen ON Matten eller ffiule fig i
Rgl6ere OF pan Softer. Set Ell
baor6t at iulte, men berre er set
npiten iffffe at funne faa SusIp beo.
8intertib.