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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07

Lenses ground at this office. DR..
Schweikcr. optical specialist, Mont. Blk.
ADV.
Miss Harriet Langston Of Millcr's
Creek left yesterday on the Milwaukee
Olympian for Chicago.
John Corbet, who has been looking
over mining property In this vicinity.
returned TO Chicago yesterday.
Dr., Riesland. we'll known optical
specialist will be at Palace hotel.
June % to July ADV.
There were IS newly enlisted SOL
tliers from Butte to leave Missoula yes
terday for Fort George Wright.
Rlackfoot Express Aeto Stage-Mis-
soula to Ovando. Shapard hotel daily
except Sunday. 2 p. m.-Adv.
J. n. Atkinson has gone to Mime
apolis to be at the bedside Of his
! father. who is reported dangerously
III.
Mrs. V. j. Bceson. her son Harold ant
Mrs. ID. $. McIvor are IN Nissoula fol
! a day or two from Bcarmouth, visitin.
and shopping.
Rose btSshcs. pansy plants. Anderson
greenhouse. Phone 769. Goods delivered
| ADV.
Mrs. John Sanfacon Of Thompson
Falls. who was operated upon Tues
day at st. Patrick's hospital. was yes
terlay doing very we'll.
II. Gwinn. NJ. D., eye. car. nose an
throat specialist. Glasses ground a
the office. First Natl. Bank Bldg.-Ad>
A. v. Brown Of Livingston. genera
superintendent OF the Northern Pa
cific. passed through Missoula yestcr
day on an inspection trip.
DR.. Harrison, practice limited I
eyes. ear. nose. throat and the fittin
Of glasses. Office, Higgins block.---Ad,
Elers Koch. supervisor OF the Lol
forest, has gone to Taft and it's vi
entity to be for the remainder Of tn
week inspecting timber sales.
DR.. willard. osteopath. First Ma
tional Bank.--Adv.
+ Sam d. McNeely. formerly clerk {
the district court Of Flathcad count.
is in Missoula for several days attend
t ing to business affairs.
DIR. Louise Smith. ostcopath, 6lS.-
Adv.
Miss T.. S. Wolcott. who has bee
teaching school at Bonner, has now nc
copied u position as assistant dcput
!, with County Clerk Harry NJ. Rawn.
! DR.. Anna James. osteopath. 1874 Bl
ADV.
Lloyd A. Fem, who will receive h
diploma from the law department
the university today. will 60 at on,
, | to establish his law practice at Koo
} kih, Idaho.
Marsh. the undertaken, eli W. Ccda
Phone 321.--,Adv.
|. Mrs. Thomas Hopes returned ye
8 terday to her home at Helena, haNil
= been a few days n guest in the hor
y Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hopes on Sou
e First street.
l.. G. Moore, chiropractor, phone 10
ADV.
o Mrs. II. A. Burke has received me
sagcs telling Of the serious illness
: her father. W. II. Scott. and her brot
10 er, w. II. Scott, Jr., ut their home
n Stafford. Kan. Owing to serious tro
bic with high water along the raiiw
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07

ents. Aff. and Mr.. John W1ateE while.
on his way - lspend shAl summer upon
his homestead - Gateway. n Y. "
DR.. T. +. Rider has gone 70 Chicago
and to Iowa City. He viii at the latter
place attend the reunion OF his CLASS,
1906, from the University Of Iowa, ex-
pccting to be away two or. three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Moore have come
from Worcester. Mass. to spend the
summer with their daughters. Mrs.
George -Hepworth and Mrs. G. f.
Reinke, and their son. Robert Moore.
| in this city.
| W. A. Stratton, representative of the
Remington Typewriter company in
this locality, left yesterday for a trip
to Deer Lodge, Butte. Dillon and points
in idaho, expecting to be away about
three weeks.
Edward Drachcnberg had q bone Of
his wrist broken yesterday as he was
cranking an automobile. Mr.. Drachen-
berg IL an employee Of the Great West
ern sugar company. but he Is stopping
with his brother at Bonner while his
wrist is healing.
s. ]. Brumfield has come from
Perry, Iowa. TO make an extended stay
with his daughter. Mrs. NJ. l. Case In
her home at 422 East Pine street. Mr.
Brumficld is a veteran Of the civil wa,
and has been department commander
OF the G. a. Il in Iowa.
Furnished house to rent for summei
on University Ave. c. Lyman, NJ. NJ
Shoe Dept.---\dv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07

Some men believe In the divine right
of others to fight for their country.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07
navy LEAGUE APPEALS
FOR MONEY FOR yarn
Missoula Women Need Funds
With Which to Purchase
Raw Material.
ARE MAKING COMFORTS
Branch Here Knitting Ar
ticles Asked for by Sec
rotary Daniels.
ARE MAKING COMFORTS

A busy and enthusiastic group of
Missoula women is to be found any
and every afternoon ut the chamber of
commerce building, working with ca
pable zeal upon comforts for the SOL
diers and sailors now engaged in the
great world war. Tho national Red
Cross association and the Army and
Navy league, both have officers and
workers seated at the long tables in
the second floor room.
The Red Cross workers are making
bandages. congresses, operating
gowns, nightshirts, pajamas for con-
valescent soldiers. sp0nges. bed slip
pers and comfort bags. These bags are
greeted by the soldiers with high APP
prevail, each one containing in small
and compact form the tools that are
needed by each one to maintain ordi-
nary physical comfort and cleanliness
while upon the march and in camp. 1t
is the hope of the NIissoula workers to
have such a bag ready for each SOL
der going into service from MissOula.
The workers in the Army and Navy
league. Of which Miss Gertrude sloane
is local president and Mrs. A. G. Fuller
ard Mrs. w. II. Reid also officers. ask
eagerly for money with which to buy
wool yarn. The women who work for
the sailors are engaged in knitting
mufflers. sweaters. wristlets head he'll
NETS and bed slippers. 1t is not al
lowed that this organization use cent
Of the funds given to the Red Cross
society, and so while the two organ
izations work with absolute harmony,
here in, the local headquarters, the
members of the Navy league feel COM
PEELED to ask mistakenly for donations
Of money with which to buy wool yarn
There are many women in Missoula
who will gladly knit the comforts for
the sailors upon the high seas If wool
Is furnished them. but who have not
the means to furnish the wool of their
own purchasing. The need is counted
very great and the request is made
with eager insistence.
A cordial invitation is extended to
every woman in Missoula to come tc
the chamber Of commerce rooms tc
work; and to every man in Missoula
to drop up with a bit of coin in his
hand to donate to this splendid service
to the nation in time of national need
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07
RUSSIAN ANARCHIST
PUT UNDER DURESS

San Francisco. June "a. Balinski.
a Russian, said by federal authorities
to. be one of the foremost anarchists
in America, is under arrest here today
on j temporary charge of using the
mails to defraud.
Baltnski is charged with having So
licited funds to reprint and spread
broadcast an editorial attacking the
governments war policy which recent
~ appeared in a local weekly publ
cation. Subsequently, the edition con
tanning the editorial was barred from
the mail, .
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07
MANY CLAIM EXEMPTION.

Columbus, Ohio. June 6.-Ohio's reg
istration tor the selcctivc draft yester-
day was close to 100000. incomplete
returns early tonight indicated. Re-
turns Indicated that between 60 and
roper cent claimed exemption.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07
WALSH TO FATHER GILL.

Washington. June 6.--Senator Ton
Walsh of Montana was sent for b,
President Wilson today and giveI
charge of the administration food ant
transportation control bill during It.
passage through congress.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-07

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
pexion sallow? Liver needs waking
Mp. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
tacks. rs cents at any drug store.-Adv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
9isfmsiunsHubben.

59rItfommen6e Sirs6og 0ert 16be
os. bill ser blipe 5orretningsmpoe
poa ieobanligt M9oeiteb, Salen 1t11-
ser Sronf!in Npe. 8ibliotef. Ml1e
Me0lemmer bebes mgoe pg mg6e
prpcis, 0b1. SCI. SIS. s Sorbinbelie
me6 ielbe Torretntngsmebet oil 6.
6. 8ar6enfletb inblcbe til 0isfns>
iion ober @mr1et u9onif Screenings
lip / Minnenpolis". Dette En- ct @m-
ne, iom bllrbe fln11e lomle Ell Sfa-
re al Screenings S1ttereslere6e ber |
8pcn, Dem CT Ser 10 Ell Mp11g6e al,
90 81 gmr,et / tioligere Star, naor
BET 6e1bis 6rbfteoes enten / Sfrift
eller ! Gale, bar gtpet MnIeonine
til ffrap Disfusiton, Ri. set ogiao
NOT SIRE BET .beb 0erne 2ejligbe6.
Disfusitonsflubbens 5tDreIie bar 80
ogfoa lat fig j S~or6in6eIie meb Sc
lofa1e 6anife Soreninqer for oirefs
ct gigre benz opmprflom paa bette
Disfusiionsms6e % bets Gmne, /
Soab on, at be BIZ Iooe iig repre-.
ientere for epcrtuelt at boretage Sc.
reg egen SCREENINGS Snteresier It'll:
Der Digfngfionei,.
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SRA &urbefeitem.

.Siolte 2er6oe Mften ofbol6t Safe
Mmelia &binoeforentng &~11rpefe1t
u6e / &icbfielb bos Mr.. og Mrs.
Omar Sonien. @co go6e Menneifers
&elbilje % begunitiget at .go0t Bejr
bleb Soften cit 5ltfces og i%nobragte
Soreningens &osie Ell Gum al 116
9oll. 6oobel Soreningers Gamer
1on1 mango o116re bragte cit M9ng=
Sc im1,ffe og inobo16srige &11rpc,
Ion Ser bar 116iat Nremier for.
0isle bleb gibet til felgenbe: SCR
Den opreite &l1rp ($10): Gbr. Gbri.
~1tenlen> Ell &asie Gigorer. 2. 6or Sc
imltffeitc &1trbe: Mrs. @otfre6 Mn-
| berien, /. Eremie> Slpoefon6e oQ
Srfferifool> boanomalet; Mi1s SOC
gftelien, 2. Ere11ie, ct baon6mo1e1
&ogefa6. 6or Sen melt original!
! &urb: Mrs. Gbr. 5erenle11, 2 &a-
getollerfencr, l%igelebes ~boonbmole6e
= 6or 6en oDeror0entltg bellDffe6t
Seit 1ota1er Toreningen iin bjerte=
lige SAT til ollie, iom brogte &rrbe,
% olle, iom fi9bte 6em ii! Sc gpbe
og bpje Eriier, ct go0t Gegn poo
flor Selnilligbeo og Sorltooelle al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrbejbe. @n l9r=
Zig Sof bringcs @Grt og Gertin6e,
Scr. og Mrs. gj1ar &olien, forbi Sc
lua clifbGr6igt oobnc6e 6cres @jem
for 6eIt6eltagernc. @jcrtelig Gof!
8citprelien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
0hirapn
6eim6aIs @uncert.

5tor 511fces og fulbt @us! Soo:
bel 5angerne lom Oirigenten, Mrs
&uiebp, fortiener ltor 9fos for 6eres
ppperlige Hreltationer og Er1blifl1n
bar 6o beller life farrigt me6 I'll
8ifo9b. %l1bfercllen at +. gfs. ~SSpl.
lonb mellcm tpenbe &ope" pg uSpn=
boen" bar fortrinlig % bebi1te
r@ejmbol"s 2epe6Dgtigbeb. Dame.
iongforc1ingen ~@riea", Iigeleoes
6iriqeret al Mrs. @ulebp, gjoroe
= font ultib = flor og belfortjen1
2Dffe. Sertetten vGolum6io" ba1
f1n cfsilteret / ca. 3 Wooneber, n1er
long ioo fj9nt % yarmouth, at Sc
hinge, inuffe 0omer: 6. sc. 5faf
gooro, &c. g. Spraenlen, S. &uicbp
81. Garrett, $. Gbriitenien og sc
S. Oliel', iant 0cres 9irigent, Mrs
9ulebn, o9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, WilS
Gllo 5Dc,olen, me6 &ette inofoslc
reoe Bublif11ms begejitre6e &ploeit
S1e Micllens bpgtige Orfeiter bi
brog / ineen ringe Grab til Son
certens Mfntn6etbeb.
@ranb 8oulebaros lpie og benliq'
Soll bar en- fortreffelig Mfuitif
bpoo Der 10 ogiuo er al itor 8e
%tponilla for pofole og in1tr1tmentol'
Doelier. 8.
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Eeit / Sppfins.

Donif 8ro6erI amfu,0sloge Scr
81, uSbi6tfe16t" / 9opfins, bill 2gr-
Dag Mftert Ben 8. MoDember afbolot
fin aarlige 5tifteliesfeit. Sen ne0.
iatfe &omite u6foIocr itore Mnitre11.
gelier for at qjgre oenne Set til
Ell pirfelig 8%egiDenbeo i Sopfins
ottorife &oroni. programmed !poer
paa 5p1lesipisning beo fol6t 8or6
% oereftcr bill &opfins epig l,nge
Danifere fringe fig til Mniifers 50
l'er benocDer set gIatte Cub boo
#9iie1ns Sal, bbor Soften BIZ bIipe
afbosot. Jeitens Dperif,1o biI bIipe
glDet 81 ct Gono for Sc Of 2oeens
Dfeoleiti1ter, ior1 ct lioifrepet ii!
Solo'NotertjetleFe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
&p1npetent &ritifer.

On 2Grer Dcb en- al &jgbenbabllS
Communicates ntootog forleben Ell
Seooel, lom lpb ioale6es:
9pjltpreoe ST.. 2prer;; jcq bill Der
lne6 ia Sen 9Gre a lppre oen1 ont
ser ct non Menin / at 8pnene life
lere at ltabe oe riffetige Oro. Do
Jog git | STOLE, lerte jog at itape
rtffeligt % til goul,s lerte hi oslo
at lette tean paa oe riffetige Hlasz
ler % Itape Be %fremmeiebe Orb, 10.
ium: 5josiioloemofrat, 2opsfo,ps
Dtllcrinm, B~reffesior, alIijanie
Gompani, au1ujon, % al1ore al
famine gDnoe; men 81 bnnlfe 2aret
Tan bel life itabe Sc fremmeoe Orb,
% lao tan ST ID beIler life lore fra
Dem d.
Ct bgb0iif
sSyohn11ic1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
8rpfcsiur ST.. Dlpisafer bpb.

@n al Sen norlfc lrtberlfe &irfes
bctpbelige Meno, tb"ologilf Yrofes=
Tor pe6 2ntber 5entinarium, @om=
lin, Sob. 81. Ylpisofer> ogoe Scat
ten mellem Sirsoog % Snsoag ef-
Ter nogle Cages 5Dgbom. san bar
fpot / 9eDrge 1915, bar / lin Ting
Dom 2erer og &irfeionger | lin
Siembpgo Sn0re 5ogn, font til
Amerifo 1871, blep Brqlt / Der
nirife Spno6e 1877 pg 2 Mar ie:
mere tbeologif E%rofesior pe0 2utbel
Seminoriuln. Sans TirflombeO SCI
1nm 2Grer / mart 40 Mor bar pG:
ret pcliignelie srig eg lon1 Mel1neif'
bar Dal1 afbol0t al alle. @egrabelicl
finder 5tc0 poo 2pr0og 81. 2 frt
ct. Hol1ls 1l1tberlfe Strife poa Uni
beriitb % Eorf Mbe11ues.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
Kirker OF Foreninger.

DDN DANSK-NORSKN METH0.
DIST KIRKE. HORNET af Broad
way og 13. st., afhelder sine Guds.
tjenester som fdiger: Prediken
Seadag Form. III. 1890. Aften XII.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
S6ndag Aften XII. 7.45; liter@rt No.
de de ire ferste T1rsdage / Maane-
cen. Bennempde hver Onsdag AT,
ten H. g..
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, HORNET at Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
Sendag Form. XII. II. Ssndagssko.
lie ri. 9.
s. 6. Mn6erjen 2oge Scr. g. 9.
s.. g. m66er lite og 36ie Gre6ag
i Moane6en poo &oDal Mrcanun1
Sail, 81. al ct. 8eter % 4tb
Streets.
Toreningen u@ootboab" mb6er
2. og 4. 2eroog poo @opal Mrco-
mum Sail, 81. of ct. Heter og 4th
.6treets.
Sorcningen 9onmarfs Spnncr
'of g.. g. g.. S. msber 1. og 8.
2er6og poa &opal Mrcan11m Sail,
81. at ct. @eter % 4tb Strcets.
Gleonora Gbriltine 2oge Ger. SO
8. g. 9. mpoer 26cn og. 4be Sns=
oog / Waaneoen paa Minneboba
Sail, 81. al Off og Grol1fli11g 5ts.
Goreningen ~0ann1arfs Dptre"
me0er T.. % 8. Sirsoug / Sen M
S66 6ellom @oQ> 1856 Off ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
Splbaterne "a SuIen.

8i benleoer 0pmerfiombeoen poa
omltoaenoe Opraob ONT 8i6raq til
SSulegaher for Sol6oter1te. - MIle
Dnnife funoe 1,6en set biloe mprfes
poo Fengepungen> bi6roge til SCI
Boro, lom ifal bri1ge bore fpfffe
Solooter beb Sronten list @lpbe
oa Mbiprebelie til Sui. Nogle bar
orcrebe ienot 8ibrog. Men set e,
iHe NOT. Smaa 8ibrog mo6tngea
meb &oaifjpnnelie og Sat % for
1enoes ! Srimerfer. Set er Sc mani
&c lmoa 8pffe, lom banner sen
tore Mo. 2a6 Sc imoo 8i6rag Ser
for ltren1me ino i rigelig Mpnq6e;
og bent life meb at len6e benz, thi
Chen ct tort. Deriom @a6erne ifo]
fomnte fre1n til Sui, moo Sc in6.
tisbcs og, afien6es goo Sis / Tor.
bejen. S1tet 8i6rog bliper moota.
get efter Is. Mobember. 2ps for.
gDrigt Oproabet.
Y. Hasmnsien Co., Minneapolis,
SIS. Mrs. Morie Collins, 8onoor,
Dee. ST. Miis $. Ssrenien, Minne.
apolts, 81. Com .6Iooelano, Mi11=
reeopolis, SOC. g. Misberq, Minne.
apolis, SOC. George q. Rosmnsien
N9isnr1eapolis, ST. g. G!eion
Mi'rncopolis, Soc. l~lbefjenot ST.
q Bobjerg, Mi,,neopolliis 5Oc.
Salt inaoffommet 11. zoo
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Giclier.

Crit 2apot og Mtis Mnna g. S.
Ssenlcn biebes Sen 26. September
@jcmmct bos Scr. % Mrs. g. S.
&esncr, I'LL Ooflano Mpe., ct.
Saul. De MpgifteS Stem blipet
1851 tOtD Mpc. So, Minneapolis
Scr. Srit5 S. Moe, Director
for SULPHUR 8opor-8otb &arlors.
1926 Senncptn Mpe., og WtllS
Mmonbu @raff, bie6cs / Sjemmet
bos 8o1tor Sarpgaar0 6en 6. 81
tober. 9ercs Stem bliper 1910
8oplcis Mpe., ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
Saatlrjunen / fnlb Gang.

Sore oonife Segere er / 6e1ll1e
Sib optaget al at befare Minneopo'
liz SmcgnS Morfer fnr at neolGg=
&c &il0tet, c11ten oct l1lt ct en- 9are
eller ct on6et mere eller minore
frpgtinogDbenoe &ilb6pr. Monge al
Sc topre Seqcre bar ligefrem 2pf=
fens @u6in6e meb fig, bporimoo an
6re moo nsies me6 at bringe ct
Har trntte Sen bjem. Gil be f6rite
moa benregnes por 2anosmanb, 81.
gurmoger 8ilbelmien, &opfins, ION
/ 5pnbags Morges neolag6e bele
3 @orer poo ct 4jeblif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
Mptabelt Beigg.

Sber=Eraiioent Tor 0onif 8ro=
6eriomfun6, ST. g. g. geielien, Sc
ottle> 8oib., % Oper-S efreteren.
ST.. s. Micbalien, Omaba, Nebr..
iom lommen n1eb Sber<Gilli6smon6
STR, Melion, Minneopolis, for 81:
ben ofl9gger GentrolitoterneS Bro.
Der an1fl1n6sloger ct 8clpq, Dil al
lGgge Winneapolis ct 8cl6g Tors:
Bag Sen 18. Oftober. Sen berbpren.
oe 2oge, ~Eborbal0le11", bor rtrbe1
Sberbcjelle at o%rrangcre ct efstrt
Meoe neonte Tors6og Mften, bei
bbi!.fet 6e notable 8e16gen6e bill b1i
be 2ogens @ipiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
uMleran6ra" 2ogem.

Donif 5eiteriamfun6s 2oge Scr.
%, ~Merm16ra", bill peb lit regule-
re Mebe / Worgen, Sre6ag, often
forbonole ONT 2ogen ifal. foron6re
Meoelofa1e. Slere al 2ogens Me6s
lemmer CT utilfrebs mes 2ogens mi.
pGrcn6e Mp6elofale, % be6 iibitf
Meoe bleb Ser fremiot Sori lag on
Slptninq. @ebanolinge,1 og 8eIut
ningen 116iottes til Mp6et / Morger
for at gipe iao mango iom mulig:
al 2oge1s MebIem111er Ell 2ejligbe:
til at ofgibe 6eres Stemn1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12
9pbsfalo.

Mils &arer Macfeprang afgif /
2prDags Mprges peb 9poen Ieffer
ct maget la11gt SDgeleje, % Mar
ganlncl. 8egrope!ien foreaif / Iirs=
bags. s @ien1n1et, 1921 Gebar Moe.,
lomlebes be,loes 8enner for at
6ringe set liOIte 6orpel; 0eils 8ratt
lang nteget ltemningsfulot be6 ST.
itch, lom bar bRffet al ct rigt Selo
|af 8lonlter. 8egrabeliesceremonier=
meme fo1ot 5te0 / @olp &oierp Sir
fen. Derefter fprtes ailten til grp=
itol 2afe !atrfegaar0, bpor gennerne
De0 @rapen afiang 5almer1e:: n29r
mig 0 5fop, at bisne gla5", %
Bearer Mp 600 to 9bee".
Miis Mocfeprang, ipm bar CT
|elifelig ur1g 8ige og afboIot at aIle,
Der fienotc benoe, uobilte meeen
9ao!mooigbeo UNDER fit lange spge-
Icie: Sun bar iin sio / 2 Mor
oniot poo bort ao1tor. 81 ubtoIer
por oDbeite Spntsatbi or benoes
EDorpIore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-12

,Brepinbcn ellcr Sotlltnslpitreme"
er Mabnct paa pur np &omau, iom
.begDnbtt / iibite drummer. Den e.
Frebet al 6rits Sriebmann ps Ct
meget interesiant % ipGnbenoe, ber=
for ambefaler hi alle uure Seiere at
fglse meb fra 8espnoelien. Sortal
Deres &enner us &jenoinse, at Bla-
set ipr Sibcn bring Ct Ell spo Hp=
man; bcrneb jtptter Sc ps.
Nbe Mpnnemter fun faa 9tpna-
HENS 8%e9Dnbclle.
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Epr Bet Mebe &prs.

Gonife &pinber, lom gnlfer OF
bore meo til at orbei0e for oct ST.
Sc &ors, be6cs ionnles bos Mrs. 81.
S. Eorpqooro, 2516 6. %. ST.,
Tirs6og Sen 16. Sftober ON Otter
mi66oget &l. 2. M!le .er belfomne.
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Uopdyrket Land og opdyrkede Farme

pUetu1l 7 V VuTeHe0e S5f1fer % EQno60
Seq bar lolet 2ano % Garme % Mar uben at bope e n enese
m1stornpjet Sunoe. Set lpoer unoerigt, men set er 5onot eeo IN
pue ven, 00ao We ehter bodfen Tom BELT Stat, men ia maa
geo paa M1seonft % M1cg'san, iom to al De 9tahr, ser tlbpoer
Den beote aejlgbeo for en- Dsano miooelmoooioe s1mnpnoiobpoer
til at looe Jig Ct 9em % en- bpsgclg 5renntO. Samtioia moo set il.
I'll ale Nrter % ollie sterrelier. SAB mig bloc, boao Sc gnHer 20
leg ol oare til 3jenete See Ol biaIpe Dem tlrette meo boaoe ap6
90 Sals. 1elp ON sc lite fpber eler iaIger eiensem mig. Seq uuoer.
pra1enferer oct beotee ct oft, inn er goot aoresfer: S. MeSpu, 154
&. ganSDlp6 Ct, Chicago, sSI. aOntor. seIefon: main 3ss7 MAJ.
Sens seIefOn: Nafin 4194. 1870
SfriO eler foa OF IL mig. Sci pI pore III Gsonn No. q $500
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faruterne

opfor6res al 5totens Mo00ireftpr,
81. 8. @ilion; til at finbe MojsiGo
for neite Mor. @on flyer, at 5til-
lingen meo &enipu til Mojsieo CT
meget o!porlig, og at Der moo Gig
reg alt muligt for at finbe Mojs,
lom pos1 er til 5uoforr.
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@bmnaittf.

ct. Eebers &irfes ungoon1sfor-
cr1ings @pmnoltifgolo Get 1angt
Nobn) bol6er fine 9peller bber
Snsoog Mften / So11tb Sigh SCHOOL
11,0er 2ebelle al @pmnoltiflprer s.
8jerg.
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9anlf Gbinbcgpmnaittfforening

Dor bcgpnot fine 9be1ier, lom bolOes
Dber Sns0og Mften paa South
Sigh Scbool. Do Mrs. Nprregaor6
lite fltnoe paotage fig 2e0ellen |
gintcr, fif man Mifs ellen Mos-
bet til at gjgre set. Sum bar toget
@prnnoitiffuri1,s poo @rn1,6 @ieip
College, Des Moines, ga.
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Observation-Disclosures

ofboloes Sors6ag oen is. Sfober
paa ltngoomSbjenmst af 2ate Slime
liza 6orening. Mrs. Omar Sanien
% Mrs. Ctr. 5prenlen inbbDoer.
ollie CT bicrtelig inobu6t.
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Yaa 6pipitalet.

Mr. 6. Scnien, ct. 2ouis &arf,
bleb / Sen6ogs %angrebet al Cant
mell e og mootte ill6legges paa Ms<
burp @oipitol. Men hi fan Dog gl9=
Sc Scr. eyenlcns mol1ge Yenner me6,
at ban er / 8ebring.
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.Shprnalbien"s Qpae.

0anlf 8ro0erlamf11nSs 2pge Scr.
as, uTborDalolun", oil paa 2oge11S
Sail, Sebcn Corner, oiboloe e11 iel=
lfabe1ig Sammenfomlt 2proag often
Sen 3. Npbembcr. Mcblcmmer al
Yro6er< og 5elterl omfl1nbslogern
% 0anl fc @enner CT poo set pe11=
liglte inobu6t.
&omiteen.
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ct. Eebers &irfes 1thgbpms-
forenina.

Be6 We6et / &irfelolen / Opt
bags Mftes fortolte Menigbe6enS
forbenberenoe STREET. q. Seniel
SrGf at Misiioner og Sp0ogeliesz
rejlcl,0e 0opi6 2ibingitones 2ip. -
Hoa 5e116ag Mften P1iper ser Meoe
pao ung6omsbjemmet, bpor 8rofes-
lor 8otbne bil tale ont &enrif s.
fen.
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Sonif @nostienejte.

S @olgotba &irten, 1856 Ibomas
ct, ofbnlDes oonit @l1ostjenclt7
meo Spltpreoifen fprlttommenoe
5pl1ooa 6%ormiooog 81. 1890. @''
biertelig Slobpoclie til Sc Danlfe
ct Saul, til at fonlrl1e % pGrc meo'
gtpes berpco.
5. $. Eeberien.
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Sppe Mar!

8or pelfjcnDte 2on0smol1o, 8lo1l1=
1tergartner sc. 6. @onie n og @1tltrt,
1915 Nprtb Sale Street, bar / lom-
fu1bc type Mar beret in1ebet / 9D=
mems 2p1fer, % / Sen M%nleoning
1umlcGcs ct balpt6un0re0e al 6ereS
Genncr oa &jenoinge / 2er6ags Mf-
tes fpr at operraife Set jubilcrenbe
9ggtepor. Otter at ulle 0eltagernc
i SDerrolfcli espartiet bar fonlmet til
Rr. % Mrs. &aniens gultfri @jem,
begpnDtc 0omerl,e at lope ct al
Dribbulene ont til Sen allerl m11f=
felte 5piieltl1e ioln fun0e tenfes, og
pao 1t in1uft o9ffet 8oro %bugne0e
q! 5lags pelimage116e Mao meo
biperle Gilbebpr. Otter at set lpffe=
Iigc Ngtepor bar blepet lat til
.Sgibor0s, tog olle &lobs ON @or=
bet og los Jig Sc forifjellige &etter
fmage, og ga 0e11 berlte Cult bar
%ittllet, bleD Ser llaoet til 2D6 for
Enlerne, lom bar 2egio, og, 6erfor
lr1olaoer III at referere a.le 6e bel
flinge11Oe Sr6, ser 1p6 fra Sc BEL
talenoc Mun0e. Sum 1ao meget, at
enDber al De to og en- bolb @ange
fDpe 9eltagere p11lfcbe set tpbe Mors
iubilerenoe sggtepor, at Sc e,1o11,
! to og cit balb @onge tube
Mnr maatte lebe ct lpffeliqt
9ggteifab. - Otter 8or6et Iamle-
ocs 9crrerne ON @ortbor6ene,
DDorimn6 Damerne fit Tioen til at
forlpbe mco 5anhtole og anoet. Eios=
fororib; ferlt ga 5pnoogens Mor=
genifipr bite Zig, cilutteoe man fig
til at brpoe op, ollie gla6e og bel
ti!freos mco Den forngjelige Mften.
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SIbaqe.

Mils Gbba 5grenien, Datter al
Mebaftpr 81. 6. Sprenien, Omaha,
CT fommen ber tilbage fra 5erieop-
bol0ct / lit Stem for at fortlette
fine 5tl1oier beb Minuelota l1niper-
iitet.