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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15

Athens, Tuesday. June 12.-(Via
London, June l4)-(Delayed -
Former King Constantine left Athens
late today to embark on a British
warship.
Constantine was accompanied by
the former queen and crown prince
and members OF the family. They
left the city by motor car. Prof.
Georgios STREET., former adviser of
the Greek foreign Office, went with
Constantine as his secretary.
The proclamation of King Constan-
tine announcing his abdication was
posted throughout the streets Tues
day. 1t says:
"Obeying the necessity of fulfilling
/ y duty toward Greece, am departed
from my beloved country with the
heir to the throne and am leaving my
son, Alexander, my crown, | beg you
to accept my decision with calm, as
the slightest incident may lead to
great catastrophe"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Obituary Notes

JAMES 8. HERBERT, who moved
to Dawes county in 1887, died at thee
nome OF his son, George on a ranch
near Chadron. He leaves three sons
ana one daughter. The sons, John,
George and Harry, all live In this
county, the daughter, Mrs. Alta
Brewer, at Camp Crook. s. d. De-
ceased was born January z, 1899, was
soldier in the war of lssl-5, and
nearly every old soldier in Dawes
county attended the. funeral. His wife
died two years ago.
JOHN ALLEN, aged 10, resident
Tor lhirty-nine years, died at his home
IN saronville yesterday. He leaves a
vile, married son and daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Bluffs Police Search for
MISSING Papi!!ion Girl

Council Bluffs pv.-e have started
a thorough search for Myrtle Alden,
the missing Papi.non girl, believ-' @
be living there now Miss'Aiden was
seen Wednesday It Brande; s.
where she purchased a coat. hat and
shoes. She was accompanied by a
man.
The articles were delivered to a
Council Bluffs address, but there III
trace of her ended.
Joseph Alden, father of the young
woman, is aiding in the search for his
daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
OMAHA FAILS TO
GET ANY SUPPORT
AT WASHINGTON

the cantonment, the balance of the
work TO secure the prize was in the
hands OF at.r Hitchcock and Con.
gressman Lobeck OF this district
neither Of whom took any action ir
the premises.
Now that Omaha has lost out and
the cantonment has gone to Des
Moincs, business men say that the
publication OF story in the World.
Herald, attributing the selection to
Major Leahy, one mem er OF COM
mlttee of FIVE, is simply an effort to
befog the issue and shift the RESPONSE
bility from the shoulders of the owner
OF the paper.
1t is pointed ou that while Des
Moines is a good city, it is almost
entirely lacking in railroad facilities,
having but one trunk line, the Rock
Island, whereas Omaha has half a
dozen. Except on branch lines that
connect up with main lines that are
long distances away, there is no pos.
sible meas of gettirg into res
MOincs from either the north or south
and no way Of getting in from the
east or west except over one line, on
which there are only two through
trains each way, daily.
Business men unhesitatingly say
that if Senator Hitchcock had COOP
Grated with the Omaha committee,
instead Of laying down on the Job.
this would have been selected as
site for one of the cantonments. They
said that until the Senator and the
congressman from this district failed
TO, give their support to Omaha, its
chances were excellent. After this
failure and without friend at court,
Omaha's chances began to wane.
These chances waned, not because
Major Leahy was "a passenger agent
connected with the Rock Island, but
because the congressional represent
atives from Omaha were asleep at
the switch, or else they did not be.
lieve the securing of cantonment
was worth the effort of trying for
it," said one prominent business man.
Local Rock Island officials, while
they refuse to permit their names to
be used in interviews, assert that the
success of Des Moines in securing
the location OF the cantonment was
not So much due to the efforts OF
Major Leahy as TO the inactivity and
apparent indifference of the Omaha
delegation in congress, it being con-
tended that this inactivity and indif-
ference gave the locating board the
that this city was not an
active competitor for the prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
0toe County Red Cross
~. Association ORGANIZED

Table Rock, Neb., June l4.-(Spe.
eial)-At the annual election on
school district No. 50, held at the
high school building Monday after
noon, M. H. Marble and Frank
kovanda Jr., were reelected as men,
bers of the board of education by
reclamation. Mr.. Marble has served
eighteen years as member of the
school board in town, fourteen years
as secretary, and the. last three years
as treasurer. Before moving to town
he served nineteen consecutive years
as moderator of his home district in
the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Indian School at Genoa Closes,

Genoa, Neb., June l4.-(Special.)--
The United States Indian school here,
in charge of Superintendent S. B.
Davis, is holding its closing exercises
this week. The Indian pupils ably
presented splendid Characteristic
play Tuesday evening entitled "Poca-
hontas.' An industrial program was
given tonight. Since the ninth and
tenth grades are to be added next
year, no graduation exercises were
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
.oops Back New Regir. :.

The landing of entente troops has
been affected at the point on the
coast nearer Athens, probably to pre-
serve order in the capital and give
support to the new fernment to be
set up in consequence of the abdica-
ton of King Constantine. Piraeus is
the port OF Athens. five miles from
that city. Entente troops also have
been landed further north for the
purpose OF safeguarding the ripening
crops of Thessaly.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Expects Omaha Sales to Show Nicely.

II think the Liberty loan subscrip-
tions in Omaha will show up very
nicely when the total figures are in"
said r. c. Peters Of the Liberty loan
committee. "We cannot yet tellwhat
the totals will be, for no one outside
the banks can have any idea the
volume of work that Is before the
clerks to get these bscriptions
properly recorded, classified and
tabulated. They are still at 1t, and
although Our report must go in to
the Federal Reserve bank at Kansas
City by night, it is doubtful il we will
be able to give the authentic totals
by that time. We may have to esti-
mate a part of the subscriptions.
ION the whole feel that the peo.
pie of Omaha have done very we'll
in the matter of subscriptions"
The committee met at the Com
mercial club at noon to go over the
work as far as it has gone.
U. p. Employees Subscribe $7so,ooo.
Up to Wednesday night Union Pa
cihc employees had subscribed $780,
900 to the liberty bond fund. Ii is
understood that employees OF other
lines OF the system have subscribed
about SS00,000, II Is asserted that the
$l,s00,000 mark will be reached be.
fore the end OF the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Chadron Elects Teachers,

Chadron, Neb., June l4.-(Special.) J
The school board have elected the
following corps of teachers for the
ensuing year:
u. i. Hayes, superintendent
cara H, Pearson, principal high school.
Two high school teachers still to be em-
ployed.
Grade teachers: Margaret Murphy Ester
Reese Bergson, Marie Iced. Mabel u. Evans,
Claire Moorman, Frances McGinness Viola
Giilett. Mildred Baker, Gertrude Lutz, Mar
ella bennington, Margaret Smith
Two grade teachers are still to be en-
ployed.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Marble Serves Thirty,Seveh
Years on School Boards

Syracuse, Nebr., June l4.A(Spe-
cial )--At a meeting OF delegates
from all parts of the county held in
the Methodist church here last eyen-
ing the Otoe County Red Cross asso-
eiation was organized. Judge Paul
Jsen and Earl Cline Of Nebraska City
were elected chairman and secretary
and Thos. Murray OF Dunbar treas
urer of the organization and precinct
chairman for every precinct were Sc
lected. Otoe county will endeavor to
raise $4,000 for the work. ..,..
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Or. Renner, Pioneer
Physician, at Lincoln
From a Staff CorrespondentD

Lincoln, June 14.-(Special.)-
Among the Older settlers of Nebras-
ka who are attending the shemi-cen-
tennial celebration is DR.. Frederick
Renner of Omaha. DR.. Renner is 93
years OF age and In the days when
he practiced his profession was To-
Gated at Nebraska City.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
ENTENTE TROOPS
LANDING IN GREECE
Soldiers from Warships Are
Marching Toward Athens;
Constantine Embarks on
a British Warship.

Athens, J.ne l4.-(Via London.)--
Entente forces are now landing at the
Piraeus and Castella. Some Of the
troops are occupying the heights near
Phalerum bay, while others are
marching to Athens.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
The Test of Time.

Say what you will, time tries all
things, only the best survive. Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
has been in use for more than forty
years. Many millions of bottles have
been sold and used during this time.
1t has stood the test of time because
it can always be depended upon ADV.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15
Tel Jed SokoI Votes to
Invest $1,000 in Bonds

Omaha Tel Jed Sokol voted to in
vest $1,000 in Liberty bonds and '
contribute $50 toward the Red Cross
relief fund.
Bee Want Ads Prodrce Results
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-15

Continued From Page One.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Snlebpitioen paa 2Dngblumltens
8anlebiem.

Sor Sc IS 9o1nle @G10 oe Gpin.
Ser poa 2pnablomltms @omlebjen
bleb ser lgrgct for CIT bpggelil
Saith, mc0beler 8cltprerin0er, 81
%afonisic Mar1e Tolfpar0. Sulcof
ten bo16tes Der S1lletrpfet n1c(
l(ooelir1g al @aper. Suleoog lerpc
reoes CT GatrfeD=M i6bag. Sm Jor
mi6ooge11 bar ser Br9bifen al $50
ltot> Fe0er Gongjer6. 2oe,1 Sulc
bags g%ftermiboog tolte Yoltor $
6. Mo6ler.
5pnoog Mellen Sui og Nptoo'
taller 9r. s. SC. &iloobl og Nept
%aorsoogs Torntooag Hrof. SO. S
5tolee. N~DtnorSoften bIiper Ser Ell
fe1tlig Silltelning, ser borer til Sc
npe Mor ringes inb; Mftenen:
Brogram inobefattcr Sale al No
flor 8. 2intbcr % Sang of Hrof
&eimeitao % ct &or fra 9iofo,1is
iebje1nmet / minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Kirkor OF Foreninger.

GOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES.
BYTERIANSKE RIRKE, 1876 Tho.
mas st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag Form
ri. 1920. Pastor j. n. Petersen, St,
Paul.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, HORNET af Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Ssn.
dag Form. ri. II. Sendagsskole Kl,
DEN DANSK-NORsKE METHODIST.
K1RKE. HORNET af Broadway og
l3. St, afholder sine Gudstjeneste1
som felger: Pradiken SSndag Form,
ri. 1880. Aften Kl. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: S6ndag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de ire fprste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bennemede
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. S., mgder 1ste OF 3die Fredag j
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Ri. af st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB' mo.
der 2. og 4. Lprdag paa Royal Area.
mum Hall, Hi. at st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON.
NER" af D. S. D. F., meder /. og 3
LSrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall
Hi. af St. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE" LOGF
Mr.. so D. S. S. meder 2den og Ado
Onsdag i Maaneden paa M%innehahs
Hall, HI. af 9Th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DO
TRE' meder I. og 3. Trsdag i der
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th st.
FOREN1NGEN "HAABET" mgder 9
og 4. Torsdag gpaa Royal Arcanun
Hall, HI. at st. Peter og 4th SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Danebod H6i;jskole.
Skolen for unge Maend aabnes Son.
dag den 2. December
Skriv efter O%plysninger. /.
TIL. KNUDsEN, Tyler, MINI.
9ommer Grusbp p9 fans
WntpmDbil.

Npilerne lor gjelltaga1c Gonge
llub,,t, at 1pnner Sa1neS 8.
Grosbp / Gor1,opillo, CLAYTON 60,
ct en- ulp0bonlig ro1f % rprlg
Mm,o trooS fine 80 Star, og at
BON til gfsen1pel ielp fiprer iin
N1,trnobil til % ira lit &o11tor
bper Dag. Scr cr for &eiten EFT
m1Oen intcresi art llomGrfelle beo
|9ommer Crosby, 6e11 ne1nlig, at
ban for omtrent 16 Mor iioen brag=
te Sent fer1tc ubeltelple" Gog11 til
Glopton County. 9enne 8egiben=
be6 Dor bprt cit M9rfebog /
Gountpet, ba Dommerer ferlt op=
|troo6te me0 fit npe &jeretej u11=
Ser GountDuoltillinge1t / Rational,
Soft b1ep itaaen6e % gqbe af bare
Torbobielie, Ga 9ommcre11 TOM
fipren0c in6 9iennem 9obe6ino-
qongen, fimenoc n1eo cit &Ioffe
Iom Gorlel ON at bol6e fig al
@eien og meo Maifinen puffenoe
iom cit Observation-Disclosures. Dom=
n1er Crosby bar 90 ODER 70 Mor,
men n%ngoommelig al Sin6, Ioun
bon, ditto bor beret, bar ban Ben
|fer1tc / CLAYTON County til at PRO-
be Sen 11pc Spfin0elie. Den bobbe
beje Sjul og lao Deo fer1te 9jefo1t
11o iom en- olmi1,0elig 8rggD. Der
|folte6c $3.50, bobbe Molfine meo
cit Gp1inber, uobiflebe 3H Se1te=
|frafter. Bor 9ommeretr aIene /
|S96ct, fl,n6e bon til npo fjpre op
ODER 8affen, on be11ne bar roget
iteil, men fjerte noge11 n1e6 ban>
% maotte 6enre Berlon BRUCE
@poftlenes 8efororing op 40 8af=
fen, "a Waifinen Oilers nGgte6e
at f1ngere. 9en ~beiteleie" 8ogn
er frem6eles / Sen bebite Sorfot=
ming, lat til 5ioe / ct TITLE Sjprne
Il 0ommerens Re6lfabslfur. Men
mango Mor er III, bengaoet> itoen
Den bar / 8rug. Dommere11 En-
fremoeles / fit 90be Mor Sen ian,=
me Jremifriotsmono, % set ct en-
tibSmRsiig automobil, ban bber
Sag fjgrer mellem fit &ontor %
fit Siem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Sra Camp 9uoqe.

Were 5unoreoe 5olonter peo
Camp Dodge fit til Sui 8clpg al
SlPgtninge. Ga 5olouterne fife
fu11oe foa BermiSlton til at reifc
bient til Sober og Weoeer til Sui,
600 6aoer og Mo0er o. 5efeslbe
Jig Eermisiion 90 rcj3te til Camp
9ooge, bpor man ipilte Sulemi0=
Bag iammen % t~ilbragte cit bpgge=
Zig 9ejtio meb u@utten".
2a,tberan brotherhood, 9. 80
6. q. og 4nigbts Of Columbus
bab0e iprget for ct uomarfet sSS11le=
program. Suleoags 5ormioouq
bol6tes @%uoStjcneite / 21ltbern1
BROTHERHOOD Bpg11ingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Mnfla9et for Oprpr.

@amicp @n1ntps @ranojurp no:
1teote Sreoag %Gftermiooag Mnfla:
ger for Oprar Joni Splge at Ea1et
boI6t / Slice 8arf oen 2. December
bporefter f1,lgte alporlige Optpjel
ne6e / Bpen, moo Oscar 6. Seller
ct. Ha11ls @ommisiGr for offent
liee @ptteinorctnil19er, Somes Ma
nobon, belfienot Holitifcr og Sag:
|fprer for Mouportilan 2eagl1e, oe
Ebomos 5. Mc@ratb, Meprelenta111
Il 5totens 2eeislotur. Soiepb @il:
bert, 5efretGr og @eitDrer fo1
Nonportilon 2cogue, bpis 1ale be>
famine Mobe ogloa gjoroeS til
|@jcnltan6 for l1noeriogcllc, blep If
fc unflaget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Bmnernprens s$mIebilIen.

@upernpr 8urnquiit l1bienotl
SS;1,lcaften CT S11lebiIien til Solicit
/ Minnei oto 1aolDoe,l6e:
uMao Suleoanoen, n1co 1in $500
&ilje moo MGrb", mere ems 1oge11
5inOe fpr gcinnemtrGnge Dor Stot
/ oenne &rigel1s og 5tri0c1rs Gib.
Maa belc bort, 6olf lGgge til Sioe
Tor0omn1e pa upilie, lom maatte
efsiltere poa @rltt0 At 6priiellig=
beo / Mationalitct, @alo eller Tros=
b%cfienDel1e. Moatte ri, font ameri=
fo11ffe @orgcre, f1,lot no ltrGbe efter
at gjere oct til tort fGllcs Meoal,
at fire CIT purig M retfproi9
uS5reo paa, Serb pe0 at %operpinoe
ben Mfaat, lum bar pRret og CT Ell
Moo1tanoer al laa0m 5reo.
Ser er 1111ber De11ne eSl1letib ma11=
sc, lont bar forlabt lit Silent og fin
Stat / ben &eniigt at tjea1e 6enne
ltore @umanitetSlag, % Tom al Ser
|@n1nb bar bilt fit 0illigbe6 til al
gjpre Sc melt beroiifc Opofreller
Tom set cr m11ligt at gjere fo1
|Mfnnb.
2ab os berfor / Mar ipecielt min.
bes bis1e, lom 1nalcoes pil bobe al
bore &ompal1s Bproer: 2ob oS IT'S
trbffe lige oDerfor Sem, bpor 81
emo maottc befin0c Jig, S%1letioe1S
gobe 9n1ffer. 2ab % fra 0cn11
|@eitio af hcflitte % poa at neo
leage ct 911lte / ollie bore @prger'
ont at blipe til o%lminbelig Ijcnc1t
for Wennel febeoen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

2ose 9nerab S. -. q. 8.
afboloer, ion tiolisere nputtt, fiji
aarlige Slllefelt 5slroug, 6e,, 3Ote
paa S.. 3. $. 9all, 6tb
& It'll st, ct. Ha1tl. Gettc er en-
Iocial aoge for Morffc % Danife.
Scr oil blibe S,,letru, Scrbering
90 goot Brogra1. 8illctter. falt
eroam reierberes peo Set,benbelie
til g. 2aricn, 939 @r,rr ct, ct.
Saul. Sc foiter 25c Stptfet, % ber
bill bIioe fri @oroerobe % Serbc=
ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Dpbsfalb.

Dennis Mpan, @r1tnolRgaer al
Rpon @otel, bgoe paa @oteIet 6Gre-
bag ben 81. December. San bloc
.fplot " Mor Sule6ag. Som ing
Mono giorbe ban set meget eo0t
.og boboc, 90 ban bar SO Mar, ell
Sormlu,e, Ser bleD al1ilaaet til So So,
100000. Sans efterlnbte Gprlllllc
uogjpr onfrine .$15o,ooo: Mpou
|Iptar fppbf sSsrllatto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Snipeftionen / Salifar

al nel,trole 5fibe paa Sci til Gu
ropa er miolertioia %iuipenoeret, 90
|8a1ifar efter Sen itore &ata1trofe
lite er 11ogen belbig Bloos for S,t-
|ipeftion. Sc engelffe Mpnoigbeoer
tar ,niolertioig oberoraget S11ipcf.
|ttoren til Sc Soreneoe 5tater, JON
bill foretuge 6ennc inoen 5fibets
1lbflorring fra merifanif 8opl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Oper 100 Snlcpaffer

blep p6elaqte peb en- 8ronb, 1pn us.
Ibreo / union Depots 8oltafoelinq
Sltleaftens Morge1l, bbilfen foraor.
iagebe Ell Sfabe bnrblat til ca
1000 Dollars. 5oobel Sc fe6crale
Mpn6igbeoer fom ct. Ba1,l 8rann,
|bRien anitiller un6erlpgelier angaa:
|enoe Aariagen til 8ro11be1s Op:
|fonnit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

5t11elpiIler g.: Seq tror nplter
jeg tpr iige, at leg gjor6e flor 2pffc
| min 1ioite Nolle. Domerl1e oper,
pier mig 10 ntco BIomiterl~
5tueipillcr D.s @ultru: u9pql
CT oet at tale ont! - Min Mono
bar giort {oa flor 5l.fces, at Bans
&ammerater life biIier poa batn for
Sre1nti6c1t."
@onen::. Maor ieg antog noge1
for nrigtigt, pil6e ieg belIere. 90
END giBre bet.
Ma1,oen: Det iamr1e piloe jeg.
aonen: Seq anler set for bpjit
lrigtigt at rpge gigarer.
Monoe1: 5aa ffal Oh life gjpre
BET. aa, glib mig en- Eenoltif.
pSror Dlt ogiaa, at Georg fin
mig for @engenes 5fplo?"
ySor at ofajgre SCI, nlaa iee
frsif Dioe, bpor NUGGET Gn faar !
Me6gift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
n@elig Dlab".

Sca1Dinabian=M mericar 2iniens
berp9rel1oe &o1tor mcobeler, at 81
Dor mootaget Telegram ON, at 81
MEMS Gampffib u@cllia 9lab" .af.
iejlcoe fra Gbriittonia Sen IL. Sc.
ccn1ber mco 655 Hasiogerer ON
8or0. 5fibet bill afiejle fra Seem
9Dorf til Danmarf pmfring Sen is.
?Saruar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
&riitofer Ganlun.

Nlaoet .9eorrgna" / @innipeg
bringer i fit Nl,nlmer at 20. De-
lcember en- Meobelelle ON, at Sor-
|fattsrcn ariitofer Sanlon ct afgaa=
ct beo Dpben / lit 9ejm / &ipbc,1=
!bopu ocn II, Mopcnber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
5tabangerlaget

i 9pillingbperre bot 2br6ng often
81. Z sen 80. December S1,le= %
geDtaarsfelt poa &almraits Sail
|2ofe 5tret pe6 Bloomington Mpe.,
Minneapolis. Ser bliber 8ebert=
ming % 5ol,g % Ma1iif, iamt Ell
Sale at Sollmaro Mikelono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
9anf BroberIamfuub.

Bi benleoer otter Opmerf1ombe=
Den pan ben Sulefelt, lom Dunif
Brooerinmfunb afbol6er i Morgen
Rsrbng Mften SCI. Z. Mle Meolem-
Epr neb Gamer oe 8prn opfor-
Dreg til at oeItnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
u&rigsn1el"

V0<* . ET.
Weinneopolis Mpller itol cftcr
Sen 25. December male v&rigsmel"
efter Sc l1De Megler forelfrepet al
BEN %fpoerale Observation-Disclosures
Melle6ibifton.
Sorben paa Oct 1tpe Mel bliper
liot mgrfere, men Melet bill blipe
lige 3oo nerenoe lom Set Wecl, lon1
III males, flyer CHARLES 6. 8opeD
@iceprelt6ent for Ba1bbur=Gros:
bD Gompanb.
Sc fine 5orter Yotentmcl, ibis
Borennprfer er fc1,6t &eroen rl1rbt
bill life blibe molet eftcr Sci, IS.
December.
Solbaters firfclige Turbinbelic.
Be0 Ell Genius foretaget blo1lb'
oe nnrpno 800 Weo11o / oct 136t(
Snfanteri (2oct Minneiota) / Gom(
Go6p, bar mon funoet, at nrrpot
5000 bor firfelig 6orbin0elle. 2n
tbcronerne foqnmer fprit i Nrffel
me6 $50, 6eu1r1t @otbolifcr1c mei
$50; W&etbooilter 533; Bresbpteri
ouerc 205; 8opti1ter 121; Mo,,erc
gntlonalilter 10; Gbriltion Sl
@pilfopolcr CT; Gpongclilfc 81
l1niteb Brethren IS; MiSlionSper
tier 7; l1niot1 6; bpllonolt gtcfor
merte 5; Gburcb Of Grit 5; Gbri
ltian 5cicncc 5; Gb1>rcb Of Yeoc
a; gburcb Of England 3; Sri Me
|tbobiiter 2; M%0pentilter 2; 3ionilte
Il; Il. 6. Church, /; Srie1tolf /
90 crflprcoe at Sc Dor Mtbeilter.
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Mgb lerer upgrn &tinbe at ipiube.
9giao Wtor Norge bill blibe rreot
til at iatte iig til Moffen. Wec1,
en- fan ogiaa for1aoe fig paa, at
Mor Morge lpinoer iffe, fgr BUN
,er albeles iiffer paa, at bun CT 1lg-
gen, ifriuer n2an61nanbspolten".
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u6reb: paa Spro".

usyreb paa Spro".
Bor fieroc @ono folot Sl,lcas Slot
ter inb
mro 6eres Min1en UNDER Seroens=
frigen,
os folote milot poo lorgbetpngte
5in0.
@ea Iaa hi SS,1lcns @lonS pg STINT
mdfigel?
Bnrf nanorct Slaiten / ocn merte
Scat,
on eSor0en luo al @in1lens 2ps
forla0t.
Set bar lom &lofferne I Mbrfet
Haget,
Giernt 1>oe elimtct 2pn % 5oroen
bragct.
sSor fieroe Gang, n,cns &riaens
8lo0tio 1freo,
tong 2loffer'e' DC ''"re ''e' Nc
fierre,
lint nSreD poo Soro", flint Suo
ON Serocnsfreo,
font @ngle brogte unocr Sa1lens
Sf1erne.
Mf, vSreb paa Snro"! Gr Bet %
er 9aD % Tr1a % %olo o. Sror
moo Bror,
ng o1toe Storer, oer loor neu "
mDroer,
Sort 1r1lle ouiephD ~ peol'e's
99roere
og 1e, I'LL ! per 81 au1 po'''''
% o11er que @1r1eilolper 'o'er' +.
men 1n1tno Sn119er 1pnaer pu "l''
ira Sonosppllrter % Nlo S''1Ve
eas ute S'r1e'' n99er 'or'''e''
l'noi
% &oo'''el ll9fleA' "lot'e'' 'p'u1
W pluoi'
W pp'9 S'o''pncls o'''''pe Guy =
rna9tf
% ooeropp@r oie S'p''e'p''se'
vt anr pua''9. ~ 'llrlel po''ee ~
brernt1os1n1'l1net: 9poo Mon @o
ret hrlfager2
BH G1tert toaat11te n1eo Ut 111ioe 1n'
aneD @la1ts at Sol poa 1tne Dp'o
Binger?
3paD eller CT Oct otter 9er11o:
Ranoners 8rplen, DDngerne at 81!
pnn gploe Wtarfcr % I paaoe Ora
be,
orr blioer Morets 1pr9el1gc Sooe'
gato gine, at r1aor Snle11s slotte1
ganr
fh11nmet,
1na vi meo glade Siro pao11p Tor:
+#H.-M# S,--sE.#" -a <-"E
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@nbstjeuc}te

afbol6es / Sen norf ebang. =lutber-
h Strife paa &jprnet al Harf og
n~niDeriitD Mbenues NDtanrs1ag
81 1890 51n6. Sgnoag er Ser
&sjmesie ST. 1890 og MftenIone
M. 7.45.
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9anif @nbstjene1te

nfbol6es HDtaarsbag 81. 1890
6nub. ! @olgatba airten, 1876 Wo-
mas ct. 9anffe / ct. Yaltl er
pon bet bierteligite inobuot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

S. 9. 2ansfelbt,
- M

S. q. 2ansfelbt,
9Th @bitor s. Nanoger.
62S gnoicott 8lbg.
MDbeber
1,,ao i%nolenOes loa DC CT Neoatt1o'
men i Senoe lenelt Snsoug MItcn.
62S Guoicott 8log., st. Hanl, el=
Ter 72O=722 Sm1tb SECURITY Street,
Msinneapolis.
geb &isb eller &eparatton al
ll5re belss Sen belfjcnote Snbeler
Gimpu Nelion, 200 6. 7tb Street,
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BpIsntla airfens apinbefprenins
bill mSbe Sorsbagcn ben 3. So111,or
hos Mrs. &lem Neilien, 3O4 Go=
11ogo ct. Mle ct belfonrnc.
9eracngfiprb

q ben norffe Nmerifaltnje anfpm
soansbaa til Nep gorf. Otter Be
trg;5Helfe, ofgaar De11 igjen tiI
lorge ben 5. Satlltar.
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DR.. hall0ran Sanitiarum


Etabl. 1911.
Rheumatisme, Asthma, Blind
tarmsbetendelse, Galdesten,
Ischias, Tuberkler (ikke T@-
ring), gamle Saar og Bylder.
Vattersot, Mavelidelser OF
loco Motor Ataxia" (f@rste
og anden Grad behandles
virkningsfuldt i fra to til tire
Tigers It'd. Udvortes Kraft-
bylder %fjernes we'd Plastre.
Skriv efter fri Bog.
DR.. E, M. Halloran, Specialist
$50 E. Third St. st Paul, Mimi
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Gcn,i. - Broieslor: - aun S.
iigc mig / bui1fen 5orbin6clie @rll
~letteit oplgies?
gfsominmoeu: - SO, / sen eg.
t~eifobeli9e, ST.. G%rofcslpr.
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Grin efter Rrsbenamu ne,
saf bette BIab.
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vSSea elifer Dig bejere ems mig
ielo," iag6e ban.
Set iom11re gjsr jeg," ioeoe
5ltlt, uifplbigt.