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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14

The exchange value of the Russian
ruble is still sagging in the market
for foreign money. During the day
it touched 1914 cents, which COM
pares with a normal intrinsic value
Of 51i4 cents. There is nothing very
surprising in this continued deprecia-
ton of the Russian currency unit.
Among exchange experts the opln-
ion seems to prevail that still lower
quotations are to be expected, al
though, Of course, that is only mat
ter Of opinion. The weakness of the
ruble is, of course, fundamentally
due 10 a combination of adverse
events, principally the collapse OF
Russian credit and the chaotic polit-
ical conditions existing within the
country. The head of an interna-
tional banking house says that few
financial interests here are willing TO
transfer balances 10 Russia pending
some settlement of the differences
between the forces striving for con-
troll Of the government. Also, it is
said that the Russian printing
presses have been operating over
time Of late turning out paper cur
rency. But there is still another i'm
portant factor in forcing down the
value of the ruble here. II is that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
New marlborough Bond
Hearing July 9 on Request to
Dispose of $25,483,772

The marlborough Rapid Transit
Company has applied to the Public Ser
vice Commission for authority to issue
5,4s3,772 of per cent bonds, under
and secured by its first and refundlng
mortgage of S300,000,00O. which was
approved by the commission at the
time the dual subway contracts were
signed. in March, 1913. The greater
part of the proposed bond issue is 10
meet cost of equipment of the new
rapid transit lines and TO provide for
additional work. The lnterborough
proposes to dispose Of the contem.
plated bond issue at 9312 per cent of
par.
The commission fixed July 9. at l0:3O
a. m, as the time for a public hearing
on the application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
News Digest
Foreign

Air Raids Disturb London Brokers'
London, June 49, Money scarcer ow-
ing to preparations for the paying
over of the last instalment of the
war loan by banks to the Bank OF
England. Discount rates were steady.
Business on the Stock Exchange was
good deal interrupted by air raid
gossip. The market, however, was
quiet but steady. with colonial stocks
and the war loan receiving most Of
the attention of investors. Mexican
rails and Argentine issues continue to
harden. Shell and oil shares were a
feature on good dividend and earning
reports. Shipping shares and da-
monds ruled firm.
Paris Bourse. Paris. June ID
Trading was quiet on the Bourse to-
day. Three per cent rentes, 81 francs
for cash Exchange on London, y
francs IS centimes. Five per cent loan,
SIS francs 3 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14

The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Exchange on Petrograd fuctuated
nervously yesterday, selling first to
new low record of 23i. cents and then
recovering at the close TO around 23a.
cents. Offerings of rubles, while COM
paratively small, exceeded the demand
most Of the day. The rest of the ex-
change market was quiet, no impor-
tant changes taking place.
Closing rates yesterday, compared
with a week ago. are given in the table
below. American bankers have sus-
pended all dealings in German and
Austrian exchange, so that daily quo
tations for either marks or kronen are
no longer available.
IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
Relevant Facts
National Conduit and Cable Stock

National Conduit and Cable Stock
Listed The governing committee of
the Stock Exchange yesterday voted to
list the 100000 shares (no par value)
of the National Conduit and Cable
Company, taking them from the Curb.
In a statement submitted by Edward S.
Perot. president, gross sales OF the
company for the three months ended
March 81 were s9,O4O,ss7. Net profits
before deductng interest on the float
ing debt. etc. were sl,7l7,670. The
final profit was sl,612,2l0. or at a rate
in excess of s6,OOOOOO year. The
National Conduit and Cable Company,
Inc. took over the National Conduit
and Cable Company, the National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
P. r. r. Officer Promoted

Philadelphia, June 13.-R. V. Massey
superintendent Of the New York divi-
sion. was appointed general superin-
terdent Of the Eastern Pennsylvania
division of the Pennsylvania Railroad
at a meeting of the board of directors
here to-day. He succeeds the late
George W. Creighton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14

SPECTATORS who bought ruble ex-
change at 90 and 80 cents and higher
on expectation Of a rise, and there
fore a profit, have lately been I'M
loading at heavy losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
Wealth Markets and Cornnerc

Brass and Copper Tube Company and
the New York and Hastings Steamboat
Company, as Of April last. Gross
sales for the period from April 20
Nav IS were s5,221,l37, and net earn
ings after all charges were s570,649
Cash on hand as of May Is was ST.
0s7,e59.
Other stocks listed yesterday were
60 $4,000 additional per cent cumu-
latiye preferred stock of the Barrett
Company: s6,OOO.OO0 additional S per
cent cumulative preferred stock of the
Havana Electric Railway, Light and
Power Company; s21976.O00 first mort
gage per cent, Series A. and ss,479,-
600. Series r, first mortgage per cent
bonds OF the Pere Marquette Railway
COMPANY: S1,s12.000 additional first
consolidated mortgage per cent bonds
Ct the Alabama Great Southern Rail
road Company; s5,500.000 additional
common stock of the Montana Power
Company: S2,492.OO0 temporary TWEEN
ty-year 5 per cent debenture bonds Of
the Long Island Railroad: sl,s73. 400
7 per cent cumulative preferred stock
and s4.4sO.s00 common stock of the
United Dyewood Corporation.
Extra Dividends Directors of the
Nahoning Coal Railroad Company have
declared an extra dividend OF Sl5 a
share on the comm stock. besides the
regular semi-annual dividend of 50 a
share on the common and 212 per cent
on the preferred stock. The extra dis
bursement on the common stock and
the regular dividend on the preferred
are both payable July 2 10 stock Of
record June p, and the regular COM
mon dividend August to stock of rec
ord July 16.
The Empire Steel and Iron Company
has declared an extra per cent on the
preferred stock on account OF accumu-
lated dividends. and the regular semi
annual disbursement of 3 per cent.
both payable July to stock of record
June 90.
An extra dividend Of y OF per cent
in addition to the regular bi-monthly
dividend of per cent has beer voted
pany, payable July to stock Of record
June Is.
Westinghouse Companies Merge
Pittsburgh, June 13.-The merger Of
the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company and Westinghouse
Machine Company was completed late
to-day when stockholders of the latter
company voted in favor of consolidat-
ing the two companies. The stockhold-
ers of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company voted earlier
in the day in favor of the merger.
Stockholders of the machine company
were instructed TO arrange for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
Current

The above rates express the cost OF
foreign money in terms OF the Ameri-
can dollar. You buy an English pound
sterling at. say. s4.75t. The intrinsic
parity is s4s6ss per pound. Thus, you
say either that pounds are at a dis
count or that dollars are at pre-
MUM. which is owing TO the fact that
in England the demand Cor dollars
with which TO settle accounts in this
country is greater than the demand in
this country for pounds with which to
settle accounts in England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14

Below is gwen tho current exchange
value OF foreign money in dollars and
cents, together with the intrinsic gold
parity, as calculated by the United
States Mint:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14

Bank Clearings.-The days clearings
at New York and other cities:
Exchanges. Balances.
New York. -. $685., 899, 979 sal ,6o1,716
Boston ........ 43,102,700 8.204,374
Philadelphia .. 61,512,30 7.o27,171
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
Commercial Paper.-This mari

Commercial Paper.-This market
continues dull, few banks manfesting
any disposition to buy paper The
rate held firm at per cent.
Official rates Of discount Of each OF
the twelve Federal districts are as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14

Sub-Treasuy.-New York banks lost
to Sub-Treasury $4,000.
Silver.-Bars in London, 80 lis
pence; New York, II cents; Mexican
dollars, 5917 cents.
London Money Market. - London,
June 13.-Money, 4G4A per cent; dis
count rates for short bills. ll-l6 per
cent; three months bills, 4a4 per cent;
gold premiums at Lisbon. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-14
Corporation Returns

Alabama Traction. Light and Power
Annual report for the year ended December
RI 1915 compares as follows.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Sfftcerer.

Wean far en0nn life paa lang1
ner Sftcerer NOT til 0en 1tore Mr.
me, iom oe Soreneoe @tater. III
letter paa 8enene, og ct treble Sur.
f11s til uoounnelie al &eierbelgit:
nanter. oil oerfor blibe lat i Gang.
SorbenDeren6e eller nuberenoe Stu.
oere&1oe Deo Colleges og l%1niper1ite,
ter, bpor Ser gtbes militer unoer-
bisning, bi1 blibe antagne. til al
|giennemgaa Bette &urlus. Sc mao
bore / Mloeren mellem 81 og 81
Mor. 8lat16t 6e ltnoerpisningsan=
|%|tolter, bbis @leper oil bltbe ontog-
ne, nepnes Winneiotas @tatSuni=
per1itet % Nor6 Dafotas Mger.
br11gsifole. Menige @oloqter / Der
regulere Nrme, / Nationolgar0en
eller / Nattonalarneen, / M6eren
meltem 81 og 40 Mar, oil oaIao
funne bsibe optagne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02

GDiferne bebanolebe Sc nel1trulc
&offaroim9nb ottrrat iom ON maj,
bab6e belle Sen engelife Tlaaoe for
fig.
@n al Dc norife Muiier anbefaler
at uobiie "bele Den tpite 8a1l0e" fra
norif Soro. Epifer11e bar ipioneret
lenge NOT % .anrettet tilitreffelig
9oelageelie blonot norife 5fibe.
9bob Sen banIfe 8resie bar iagt,
mel6er Gelegrommerne intet ON, Ii
geiaa libt font mon berer noeet ON
ocn offentlige lpenite Mcaling.
Sorbrpoellcn er uel ifet meo. fulot
OberlGg for at bringe 9unmorf %
Norge mco i &ataltrofen % iaoleoes
fe 2ejligbeo til at iifre fig 6eres
$apne, nuar 3eebriigge er toget al
Dc Mlliereoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Observation-Disclosures iom
Sfatteifulfere.

Slnansoepartementet bar BE-
flenotgiort, at Mmmunttionsfabri-
fainter baboe giort Sorieg poo at
|nnogoa Sfatter til ct 8eleb al ST.
100000. Mf bette 8elpb bor man
bare inoorepet $1,000, 900; men 90
oct relterenbe 8eleb ianoipnlgibis
bill blibe in6betalt, ogter man lite
at reiie EiltaIe. 9isie @fatter bIeb
unogaoet Deo at regne operorepe1
N9roiforringelie paa Mnleggene.
Sfglge Observation-Disclosures
ne ifltloe &egierineen babe $685.
100000. M6iagttg unoeriggeIie al
oeres Bigger at Mgenter for Sinans-
oeportementet bite, at 6ette rette
|8elbb bor $4S, 900, unoeripaeI-
len bragte for Dugen bgilig ggeoe
|Sn6tegter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Mcbcfa6 Qoaen

giper Se16ag Den, 8. December 1917
Ell lille Seit!igbcb / 2ogens ltore
Mp6elnl: uGrerel Sail, 4Otb &
!@ottage @robe Mpe. Scr bill blibc
I8al fra $50 til 10 til Sle Nie(=
liens brillante Orfelternuiif, % for
at ungOommen fan faa fin 2pit til
al oanie Itpret, oil Ser ingen Mften=
l1noerboloning blipe gipet. 41rn bil
|2ogens 9amer opbi1e ct %glin,rcrbe
uDrfu"-Nllmmer, paa bpilfet 6e al
|lereoe lmoer en- leroeles oDgtig
Drill=&optojns 2e6elle bnr begpnbt
at sbe fig. 9e iml1ffe r5pitre" bill
optreoe / 6eres BERTH i%nbretteoe
1magful0e % elegante Mobes. Ser
CT Gafeteria=5 upper og oonif 5mer=
rebreo: otter @ebag, og enbper> Ser
for bar pgret 9umernes @jplt Il, peb,
at man alti6 er iiffer poo at til
bringe en- %fornpjelig often / bercs
|Selifab. WGrmere Mnnonce icncrc
Der 81aoet). =.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Neiormationsfeiten.

&enpc0 5000 Mennclfer fplote
Muoitorium / minneapolis / Moll=
Dogs Sites til Sen ltore &eforma=
tlonsfelt, bbor Set benbeO 800 Client
mer iterfe &or, ne1ten ollie 11nge,
iong ~&be @tor @pangle6 8anner"
lutberife Salmer og en- &a11tote
~Sbe Gitp of @oo", ifrebet for Ste.
fcrmationsil,bileet at 81. Mleran6e1
Mattbelps. 6enne &antate fit EFT felt
Zig og al beiti6eligt Mlbor preget
Iu6ferelie. &oltor CLAUS Morgnn, al
ben norlfe ST.. 2ufas Strife, og Or.
Sranf @e!ion> al Set ipenife Min1e:
iota College, bolot ppperlige Eule1
ON 2ntber og &eformationeal, Miis
|SennD 2inob, Haitor 81. S. &o11p1
og 8rofesior 8. 81. @e11oricfion ia,,e
5oloportier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
.Saln fat6olif.

Socf Serenien, en- u>1g Mono be:
fienbt / iociale &reoie> bar bolo:
8rpllup me0 en- fatbo1if Hige, Mo
rte aellep> men foroi Bruogommer
title Loo Jig obertale til at forage
i'm Bar11etro og gaa oper til Ser
tatbolife 2pre, funot @iellen life
|Ste6 / &irferl me1l forretteoes al Ell
fotbolf HrGlt / bennes pribate
Slem. S%elbfelgelig moatte 8rno,
gommen gaa inc pao, at / Gilfel6e
af 8srn | @gteltanoen 1fol Dis1e
opleres / Mo0erens Gro, og buob
oct angoar, En- Sacf ligeglao, / oet
minolte iaa lenge ban i11gen bor.
Sem Sag, Sen 5org.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02

9en ifhengelfe Eresie fer 2anoet far gjennen1 usnnerran 49,
location Of 6oreign 2onguoge Nepspopers" lat fig 8epageie for at
ino{ome ct 5on0 til Sn6fipb al Suegaper til 6e ornerifan1fe 5ol6atsr
reo Sronhrne. Wr. S2ouis &omme,ing> Mslociatonens &reioent, bar
perion!ie bbraget $500 til 6onoet. Set er aeeningen, at De @oloater,
lom bruger Sobof> nal foripnes nmb lot al 6enne Scare.
Snoionlingen finder @te6 un3er Mnnericon Meo Gro]s, bbnet er
fyoranti for, at Sc inolamle0e Nenge bill blpe onpenot poo rete Moooe.
Snofipberne bill naar Snbiamlingen CT afluHet, blibe giort UNDER ct,
1oa at Gorerne bill funne fje6es til omtrent bolp Bms.
8o6et ben1iler til fine 2aiere $50 og poo 2ono at b6rage, bpao
sc fdn ae, for at 6e al bore nooige Soloater, 1on br1ger Eobaf, Tan
faa liot 6eraf til Sui. Slot Sobaf er en- al oe melt finrfomne goper,
@o6oterne fn faa. 8rebene fra on1 bo at fortelle 6erom.
8ioragene ber inolen6es inaret mnlig, Ga ingen 8iorog mo6tages
efter Den Is. geobennber. Sen, im fun bar lbt ct ofe, bpr life unole
Jig for at ienoe set lille, ban Tan. Sen, lnm bm gooe 9fao6> bgr Ienoe
ct f1eftGigt 8elgb.
8i6ragene mao ienbes &otol Dfonep ORDERS.
Ser bill b1ibe fptteret 8lo6et for ollie 6e 8ioraq, ion1 n1o6aaes,
og oct bill ienoe 6en bioere til sSonoets 8asierer, Son. Sobn s. @mul.
iii Chicago.
6plo uo neoentoaenoe 8lotet og ienb ben iommen reb @eres
Qiorag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Sen t%afmemmelige Marf Smaim.

ga Sen populGre Slnlcrllt Mtort
S&poin blcp gilt meo Trf. SargOon,
forereoe 8ruoens 6aher Set npgifte
:9Sor ct lmuft 9us / Buffalo.
9enne 1tore @ope bleD imiolertlo
bol6t bemmelig for SEN lptfelige
8ruogom lige til nogle Gage efter
8rpuuppet, 90 ban b!ep bit ONT |
Oct ltroolenbe cplD1tc og fulot mpb=
1ereoe @us lommen me0 @legtninge
% Benmer.
ga fer1t forraoote Sen ul1ge 6rue
Sen bigtige @enmeligbeb.
- Set er bort eget Stem, 1ag6e
FUN % iao p0erlt gle0eltroalenoe
in6 i lin s@gtefelles Mniigt, Set til
Dgrer big oq mig = oct er EN- @abe
fra &opa!
Marf Stpain blep laa o%berra1fet
% GLAD, at ban / flere Min1tter
life funoe faa ct Sro trent, met
90 bm omit6er gienbonot Satnin=
gen, 1agoe ban pao fin ie6oanlige
%bumori1tiife Moo6e til Sbigerfooe=
rem:
= Mr. 2angbon, naar lom belit
Sc fommer ti4s Buffalo - lelp onl
Oct ifulbe ben6e to @onge ON Moret,
1ao Tom inc til %, og tag 9eres
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
y. Sbugren, 2aneaiter, @inn.

S Ben norobeltlige Sci al Staten
Weinnelota ligger oct rige &ittlon
County. Sorobunoen CT at en no
merfet &paIitetl Darieren0e fra lort
2erioro / oe11 ueit!i9e 9el longs @eo
Hiper Dale11, og til let SorO / 0m
pltlige Del al @ol,1rtyct. 600 u0pr>
fet Soro / oen pltlige 9el fon er-
Doloes for 500 til $50 pr. Mcre og
/ Sen ueltlige> bbor Sorbe1 er op-
oprfet, bil berne fl1,ne fjpbes for
Sen rimelige Yris al $40 It'll '$75
pr. 4cre. '>~~*
&ittlon County bar / oe ienere
Mur un0ergoaet en- ripen6e llobif=
ling og maa MI benregnes til De
rige neutrality-suspicious. GoulltDer /
N:ainneiota. Sor at giDe Soc erne en-
Soc on1 l16biflingen, fon oct anfp-
res at ser / Sag inOcnfor Gountpets
@renier finoes: Is Banter, 70
~Mural 5cbools", II Garmers Stub,
lmn arbei6er lornmen / Ell TGlles=
organization, 7 Go=operatibe Meie-
rier, 6 Go=opcrotipe @lcpotors, emo
pioere flere forifiellige 2anosbr1gs=
foreninger, lom bDer iier orbel0er
l1oel11ffenoe for Gormerne, % bba6
Scr tje11er til 6isies 6or0el. Sen le=
oenoe &orniort, lom 6Drfes, er &pe-
Sc, og &itt1on County bar fin gn6el
II at giere Ne6 Niber Dalen bergmt
for fin 9tr. 1 v&ur6" @be0e> Ser
oens @re6furb". - S 1915 ople6e
Ole a8aulloN> Sol4oct, So gu. @be-
Sc pit. Mcre poa ct so Mcres Mreol.
Sabre % 8pg oprfes ligele6es me6
goot Nel l1ltat, Set ANNIE fan 1iges
ON &1pber, Eimote og sufolfo. Oprt=
llll1gcn al Mojs Ct nplig blebet BE-.
gD11ot % giuer ollereoe glimren0e
Melultater, bDilfet ogiaa er Eilfe11=
set n1c0 &ortoffel0prfning. Set Tan
6cr n9ones, at CHARLES Doltngre>1,
Nortcote> i 1915 lolgte ~@arlp
for $1>480 og ti%lbogebolot
600 8u. til 2eggefartofler oprfet
paa "a Mcrcs. 9iotil bar @ountpct
peret fjenot ion ct bbe6e-
Dprfen0e County; mc1 / Sc jenere
aor CT Ser oberolt / gountpet be-
1pnot poa MejeriSrift, iom 1taoig
l,5Di0es. Ser ct en6nl1 2on0 at faa
/ bette COUNTY til meget billige @ri-'''
Ter; men for 1T foa ner,1ere unoer=
ONT Sor6ens 8eliggenbe6,.
.%orbo!ocne etc., bill III o%nbefole Den1
at ifrioc til Wr: g. 90: @bogren,
@inn. Mr. Sbogre11, ion1
ct @fan6inob, CT cit onlet % agtet
Otono / lin Ggn og befl96er &os-;
ierer1tillingen / Sirlt @tote 8onf, ;
Minn. Set CT % cit ier-
ocleS @lG6e at funne anbefole Mr.
Sbogren og bans @anf til bore
2Giere. I
l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
II 9anoelsifibe ienfeoe.

Sra tiff SIDE melbes, at II @on=
0elsifibe ig 2 engelife Eorpe6op6e-
lRggere / Norol6en, 1tb for 6en nor
ife Spit, bleb p0e1agt al lette tp1fe
&rigsifibe. - 9e tpife @fibe lei
|intet Sab og ingen 5fooe.
9en engelife Melbing ont oct fam=
ME ID6er iaale6es:
Sber $50 Menneifelip gif tabt,
6a fem nor1fe, ct 6nnif, tire lbenffe
og to belgiife 5a16elsifibe bleb. ien=
fet al to tpife &~rigsffibe / Morolpen.
81 e%iforteren6e engelife &rtgsifibe
bleb if16t / 5enf. 80 Nor6m9n0
reboe6es al ungelife Botrolbao6e.
On1 BERNIE %efsempellpie n6oa6 TO-
religger mi eat &effe 8la6uotalell=
Ter Cfleit fra @orge), bboraf enfelte
ltotog Der a%nferes:
~9t ler ne1ten u6, fom orn bele
|&onboDen ifulbe babe beret v1prr=
los berienft", ioo at oenne &empe-
forbrpoelie life ffuI6e fomme for
Dugear. Gbi i Ste0et for at reooe
omflDoe16e Matroier, bleb @eb=
ntngSbaabene en efter en- 1enfe6e,
og @pinber, ber bite Jig paa @eli,1=
gen biften6e meb bbi6e Eprflpoer
for mulig at re6be 6eres Smaa=
|bprn, bleb Maol for 6e tpife Mor-
oerfugler. st 9abets 8lo6ba6
Wotrolerre b!ep mproe6e / Moslc-
bsi."
rDet bor", flyer rGioens Gegn"
~oen melt .f~oragtelige u6aoo btottl
prafteret> o. ben letter al anoen
|tpf 5fpn6iel / Sfpggen."
vMftenpolten" bem9rfer: uGi6en
Sorpeoeringen at Sen fgrite 1orife
SanoelSifuoe forbobfer ingen tpIt
Ne6rigbeo os mere"
ugeroens Gong" flyer, at Mfferen
bar BET f~ipn6igite gfgempeI bad
TIFF grlttaIitet % uopraaet Geiabeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Sen iture Hefprmationsfeit

| Den 1tpre Jteformationsfeit "
/ Mcoinof Ge1nple / 5pnoogs par
beiegt al oper 5000 og par baaoe
itemni1ngSfulo og imut.
: Otter Solmelang al .6oriomlin=
gen. ISfriftlesning al Haitor Carl
Gbriltenien og 8pn peo Haitor 81.
IS. 2ent5, long ct megtigt tuiino-
ltemmigt> bla11oet &irfefor: IS piu
>ertol Sbec", bi0un6erlis imutt, bbor=
poo Paitor 5eegers fra Columbia
g. g., tolte ON Buffers &irfes 5to=
bEitet ODER Or6et: v&oa Sen &lippe
bill legbDgge min Menigbeb> og Sell
beoeS Borte ifal life faa 0berbaan6
ober'' oen." Soleren paobiite, bbor-
leoeS &rfen ltaar falt % uroffelig
oen Sag l. Sag tro6s ollie @tor111e.
9on fortalte om, bborle6es 2l1tber,
oo ban ino1aa @ape6gmmets W}is=
greb, oen 81. Sfober 1917 .op}log
De %befien0tc 8u6 paa &irfeogren /
Martbnrg og 1enere. / @orms, paa
@igSbagen ser u6talte 6e uopoelige
.Sro: ~Spis S life fan operbebiie
mig meo oen beIlige @frift, laa
bberfen tan eller oil jeg tilbagefolbe
noget .af bpao ieg lfrep. Ser ltoar
|jeg, leg fan life anoet. CUB binlpe
mig, Mn1en!" Derfor, iag6e Sole
rem, ct 8ible11 ollie Gioers 8og :og
'alle, font u116erpi1er / Dor &'irfe,
moa prebes beo &ielp at Sen. =
"Sgr mig! 5or CUBS Sfpl6 bgr
mig! 2ao % al6rig forla6e og al
brig beifigmme BEN lutberlfe Strife,
TIL Selbeoes Sorte. lfn4 life faa
SDerbaano oper oe1L" ilutte0e oenne
'9limrenbe Sale.
Mrs. g.. 6. Soffite1l 6en 11elte
Saler, Ell en- 0atter al nfO. @a1 tor
@malo, og gift meo &oltor &offlten.
Senoes Wo6er bar oe1r ferlte 8re=
iioent, at u2utberan @omen's
|2eague" / Chicago. Sr11en talte ont
&binocns ltore Mn6el / &eforma-
tionsb9rfet iant oplplte> at ~2utbe-
ron @ounen's 2eaglte" babbe ca.
700 Weolemmer fra IS foriHeIige
W%e1rigbe6er.
Sen it01te Eoler Dor @aItor g. s..
Song, Mansfiel6, 0bio. @mnet Dor:
"gsogle &eIolutioner for 2utberane-
re-. Sfient Ealen bore6e / ca. 45
WeinnHer> bolM ban Sor1am1inger
fongen til Set ii61te og fotte Silbp.
rernes 2attermulfler / nafbrnot 8e=
bpgelle. Set bar baa6e en- COME
renicer og cit 8ret man bao6e for
1ig, MEN nggtes fan oct life, bans
Sole bar fengslenoe % nten6enoe"
og fn6 af 5an6be6 og Shortcuts,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
;Stur Morsinser-Teit.

Ga. 800 @orsinger, Gamer, Ser
ter og 8prn, bol6t Ell 1tprre Selt=
.ligbe6 / 8alballa Sail / 2pr6ogs.
SD61i6enS &ofbager 6reo Yeterler
bob1e oeffet ct np6eligt 8orb oq
%ierbereoe forl16en en- fortreHeliq
~Sorloren Sfilpoooe" ct leffert
folot 8or6 me6 Gilbeber. sSor al
Babe Mooro bar Der ingen Ealere,
men Eoete11, CLAUS SEMEN, foreoroq
EN- at BAN ielp ifreben bunroriltiit
Monolog, ser gior6e flor % beret.
tiget 2bffe. Set famine gioroe Ell
Bar ercellente Sange: uGaor Wors.
ingerne boloe @il6e" Gpff Munoort)
og 9orrD 6. @ra1ners vbiItorife
Beretning": u&borleoes Morsp blet
ill.,"
Soften bar 1torartt bellpffet %
8erterne, 9'&rr. gilbert Dalsqaor6,
Gbr. 9tepebRf, @ieIs 2nn6orf=yeiel:
len, Sngemam S%acobien, Otto SEN
len, Mnorep Snien o. Carl San=
bal fan bore. 1to1te og ti!freoie, tbi
bebre fu116e man life bobe more1
Zig paa ielDe Mors. 8Ian6t @ip1ter.
ne bar en- 5ergeant, en- Corporal %
en- Wenig fra &ocfforo 80 allt
MorSinger. Sill Gonerne fra s. g
|SenienS ppperlige Srfeiter ibingeot
@anmel og. ling, fig meo 2ib oe
|2Dit til SCI. 5 ONT Morgenen.
Be6 4-Gi6en ~ierbere6es Der Sro:
|foit: Spegeitl6 me6 2ggiauce og Scar.
|%tofler, folbt @orb og Mfpobit %
pl; og 6a man enoelig maotte brpot
op, bar man paa bet rene mes, a
"ioaleoes goar oet1 til beo @iIoern
paa Mors". ,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02

9ameionsforeninsen uSllimpis"
ofboloer, lom set bil les al Mpertis=
lementet fer t. &labet, 5en6ogen 5.
II. %. 81. 4 @fterm. cit flor &o11=
cert og Sal / @icfer 8arfs 1tpre
Soll. Mean biz foa 2ejligbe6 til al
gl9oe fig ODER Gr1erne ella Sic
bells % Sofa Doms imuftc Gang
1ternmer, ligeipm ~Sl1inois" un6er
lin oDgtige 9ang0irigent> Ma1lifoi=
reftpr S. s.. Seniens 2eoelie piI
1pnge flere for 2%eitigbe6en in6itl1=
oereoe Sange. 0esu6en bil uSoruo-
MEN" og ~@ejm0al" osiiitere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
@autmel @ane.

Selegrafiitens 9uitru bolot en-
long &reoifen for fin Maro. Do
bun enoelig bleb trat, ipurgte bun:
nNao, bbab bar OH at iige til bet?"
Otter ct giebIifs No1tie iDareoe
BON:
usSeg bor !ige regnet uo, at bbis
on ffuloe babe telegraferet alt set,
liaa baDoe Selegranmet foitet ober
20 @ro1er. |"