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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

pogt, Set Minoe hi bar rejl1t. ooer
IONS Stpp, 1om ct talenoe :Biones=
hprb for fommen6e Slegter ON Sen
gjeniioige Gnigbe6, Ser gap oanlfe
|Gongere 2ejligbe6 til at bite, at
ii: ogter og erer Sbeooor G!!berg
TOM er1 al Sfaber1e at 0anif Gang
/. Mmerifo.
E,,ngt blcp set &orS, ban / fine
fist tie Mar n1ootte bore; men ielp
ON Ejnenes 2ps 1luffeoes, iaa lps=
lleoe Set olti6 / @lbergs @jerte,
|naor ban berte Sc fienbte Sange,
Ser bar bam u0ober 9orgerne, Der
tpngeDe bans il0ful0e 5ipl.
Og life ifol set iiges ON oanife
|5ongere, at hi glem1ner oen Seer
ligbeb % Opofrel1e> iom pormbler=
tcoe ban1fe &bin0er CAB bam | iao
rigeligt Maol, 90 oen gomle 9an=
ger, blind og tr9t, naoebe Ben 9upn.
set 6on lie Moer6omsbjen1, ser mtl0t
1f9rmebe bom moo 2ibets 5torme
/ bans iio1te Mar.
Tpr alt, bpoo Acknowledgements
Dor> bpret for Glberg, bringer leg
i Sag, paa 0anife 5angeres 8egne
en- 6Dbtfglt Saf.
SorlGng1t er glberg naaet til fit
fi01te Stem, men Dor &jprligbeo til
bans Minbe bor bnn1fe 5angere In
0e1uttet / Sen @ol1to1ten, Ser lfal
pibne ON, at bans 2ipsarbejoe bor
baoret Gr11gt, og at Danif Gang bill
6Drfes, 1aa lenge bonife Sunger
fnn tale.
De famine ferlige 99nber, ser
|fre6eoe ON @lberg / lebenbe 2ibe>
bill og1aa mi frebe ON set Minbe,
.arE- - E@HE. HEH-H5 Nrw s'
hi bar reiit Dam Der poa ber1ne lille
Y1et Sorb, bbor iaa mango an6re
gamle oanife M9no og &bin6er Dpi=
Ter 1ammen me6 bam.
S Sag ltoar bi oonife 5oneere,
iammen meo 5angforeningen 8jprg-
hin, bbis fgrIte 2eber glberg bot,
ON benne @antn1te11. SonH set bleb
glberg for11nbt, ga BON lebe0e, bee
lit biertelige % fammeratlige Soc
fen, at bin6e @enner % lutte 6is1e
til Zig, iaoIeoes bar ban ogiaa, lelo
/ Dg6e11, funnel lutte oonffe Sarges
re I'M lit Meinoe, Tom, BET tror leg,
iaa lange Sierterne ilaar og banif
Sang bprfes, lteD1e bill name %.
til 5amarbej6e % go6 Soritaaaelie,
og Slot Iefte Sc Spgoper, Der
enon1 er for banife Sangere. Set
CT oe, iterlte Sploeit, ri Tan bringe
ben gomle 5anger, Der iober. Sore
lnere bans Minoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
mlnneapolfs
s.. Sell @ria6t.

$. Sell @risbt.
Me0oftpr 6. g. 6tran6polo talte
i @pnoogs Mftcs / 81. Yeoers Sir
fes l1ngSomsforening on Sen olne=
rifonlfe Digter, @orol0 Sell @rigbt>
til en- Gor1om!ing pao oper &>1n-'
6reoe.
&oor Sell @rigbt ct N11tioens
melt leite 0igter og ON bbilfen Ser
or op1taaet en- 1t9rre 8eltnoring, ogz
1aa blan0t oen 6onife 8efolfning |
Mmerifa, -11aa n1o11 life 6eraf 0pn1=
me, at ban er en- flor Digter, ser
1friber u6p6elige &erfer; / al MQ=
min0eligbeb maa ban regnes for en-
goo &omanforfattcr, bans 8gger er
fun almin0e1ige ougligoags 6ort9l=
finger, ser bliper beban0let al laa
mango onore 6orf attere og al en-
felte !angt beore. SONS Yopularitet
mou ipges / ben ltore &eflame, ser
er blebet Dam til Sci; og oct ltorc
|Solg al bans @pger bi1er fun ret %
ilet bpilfen 8etporung Ell bel tilrette=
lagt og Delfinancieret 9(perterings=
fampagne bar. 4.
6orcoragsboloeren gau en- fort
&ritif ODER 6orfatterens forifjellige
8gger % opbolot fig ierlig peo
vSbe @pes Of tbe Worl6", ioml
maatte betegnes Tom Torfotterens
be6ltc, lelp n Sen ogiaa imagte al
at 6elt Dor ifrepet for at ti1frebslti4le
Sc itore MnSier og 6erbe0 beb ct
fort 5olg t%ilfre6s1tille Sorlaget,
Ser bar. nfret folos1ule Hergelum=
MGR for Opreflomering al 6enne
6orfatter.
Otter 6oreoroget taffe6e &r. @ilb.
2drien 6oreorogsbo!oeren for set In
teres1ante 6oreorog, ser bur get
fioite af ben 5erie al fire iom @r.
Stran0pol0 / @intere11s 2gb bar
bolM UNDER Sore11ingens Muipicier
ON Sen amer!fonife 2%itteratur.
Me set blep life alene set 1i6lte
Sore rag / 6enne Serie, men oglao
set ii61te iom ST.. Stronopolo fit
2ejlighe6 til at boloe / SEN Sis, ban
bar boet / Min1eapolis, % / ,oenne
Mr1le oning benptte0e No1tor Carp
gaoro s(nleoningen til at u6ta!e en-
9af TIL Observation-Disclosures for Sc BE-
lGreroe og S116bol0srige Gqreorag
man bab6e b6rt / set Mors Sis
Der CT gaaet, 1iben &r. g. tom til
Winl1eapolis. Ser er fun faa Sore
i6ragsbolbere, ser lom s.. e.. 5tran6=
polo beberifer set oanife 5prog til
Jrlofommenbe6 og iom Tan forme
Sptnlngerne | iaa faa, flare og for
Itoaelige iSro og alligebel beboloe
set oanife 5progs Sinbeb og &lang.
Wen, iom Der b1ep n6tolt, Sc Dunlfe
/ Minneapolis baaber eu0nu engang
at maatte bere ira g.. e.. @trano-
bolo, enten set bliper igiendem 9r6
cller Hen, og ST.. Stronobolo bill
oltib bore en- pelfommen @eI II /
EDillingbDerne.
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9pbsfal1.

Nrfbnr Sobanlen, 3735 Sremont
Mpe. SEQ, afgif pe0 9soen / SIRE
bags. 8egrabel1en fanot 5teb UNDER
.a%lmitroelig Deltage11le fra 5lpgt og
@enner iomt at 6orenineen vDa=
MIA bboraf afopoe bnr Meolem, fra
5iemmet Man6ags og Sorofpitel-
len foregif pan grpital 2afe @rop-
plabs.
afopoe, Ser b1eo 80 aar gommel,
oDerlebes al fine .Sor9lbre, Mr. %
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Mrs. Sans Sobanien, % / 8rooer

Mrs. SONS Sobanien, % | 8rooer
% 3 Spltre.
9en nDe g.. 80. 6. q. Central.
Sorleoen Dag begpn0te man l1o-
grabningen at @rnnoen til ben r1pe
Gentra1bpgning for 9. 80. Is. 81,
Marp 8lace og Off Street. Mrfitef-
tens Segning btier, at BET bliper\ en-
iurllf 8pgni11g / gotbiif 5til. 8Dgz
ni11gen, Ger bliber en- Of De preg-
tiglte og met t%i6smesiige 9. 80.
6. M.-8Dgninger / 2an0et, Hiber IL
@tager bpi. S 8pgningen bill Ser
blipe inorettet &lublofaler, M0mi-
observation-disclosures, 8anfetiqle, 5or:
lan1lingsiale og SppeDGrelier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

ST. PEDERs DANsKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 9. St.
Gudstjeneste Spndag Formiddag XII.
1870. S6ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa.
stor A. J. Tarpgaard, 2516' e. 22nd
Street. Telefon T. s. 61497..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

Wfeb So!ger 8eoerien Tom soliit
lang uSormonien" 6erefter n8io-
len, bborpaa Mrs. 8m. MellonL
H%r9iioenten for oct oanife Mloer-
oomsblem bpor glberg t%ilbragte II
ne fto1te 0or, ! bebpgeoe 9ro talte
ON Den gamle Sangoirigent- og bans
SsppbDolo Siemmet, bons noble Ro=
rafter, itore IafnemItgbe0 og CIT
barotgbeo. Me6 &oralen: uSre6 me0
Din Nife", afillttteoeg oenne ,1al-
minOelig Imnffe og beifioelige Set
ligbe6.
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6tnrkhnlmsn1nnrt.
Mmerifanife Soeialiiter nestes @as.

S' "aP' Se ""s''' f"'
s 1iolte llge bleD Der fra Set one
rifonife ltbenrigsmi1>ilteri1tm n6=
Ienot Me0Oe1elie ON, ot>oen omeri=
fonlte &egicring pil6e negte @QS
It'll 6e al 5oeialiltpartiet uoneprte
9elegere0e til Socialiltfonferencel1
Il @tocfbolm / $ltni Maaneo, 90
forbpo tillige Mmcrifonere at 6elz
toge / Mpoet / @enbolo til 2ogau-
loben al 1893, Ser forbpoer pripatc
S,10ipioer at blonOe fig | %interna=
%tionole Mfferer, og for Sbertrebel1e
berof er ser lat en- 5trof al Mulft
poo $4,000 eIler 8 Moane6ers til
8 Mars 6eng1el eller begge Dele.
Megjeringen oplpite lamti0ig, at
Sc inbier, at Bette. Mp6e, Ser ner=
mclt er fommen / 5tano paa tD1f
Snitidtiu, bill forlpge at bringe |
5tonb 9eporatfrco mellem Epf>
lono .hog &11slan0, og at 6en efter
modem Sperpeje1le bab6e be1luttet
bette 5friot, Der fprppriGt bar /
IGamflang me6 Mmerifas bi0tioige
Bolitif, at pripate Snoibioer iffe
1fal inoblanoe fig / internationale
Mfferer.
Sc 9elegereoe, @ictor 8. Berger,
Mil1paufee, Mprris &illquit pg 81.
2ee> Seem Dorf, bnr trobs bel1ne
@eil11tning pe0togct at benltille til
fMegieringen ONT l10lteoellen al 8as,
uba, bbis bcnne 8e1lutning life om-
foran6res, bill Mmerifa blipe set che
lte 2an0 / &er0en, bbiS Staggering
life bil u6lte0e Sos til 9elegere6e
for @eltoge11le / SEN internotionole
@ocialiltfonfcrence / 5tocfbolm> "
r6talte g. g., Berger og tilfpje6e:
~5ocioliiterne bill ltaa fat be0 beres
&et og fori6ge at faa oeres &as,
Dpilfet Sc er berettigebe til 1om ome=
rifan1fe @orgere, ser REFER til
Stocfbolm / lopligt 9grinoe."
Hoo SEN fornDeoe @er1penbel{e til
l16enrigsminiite ON &as, bar
9ocialilterne iaien facet Mfllog. Mi=
riiteren oplpite, at ben en- @ang
be6togne @e1lutning ltoo peo Mogt.
6ordorigt fer set u0 til, efter Sc
/ ngens, SOB mo6tagne Gelegram:
mer fra 5foroinabien, at enooQ
&onferencens 2e6ere bar opgibet Sci
meite af @aobet ON 1tprre &eir1lto=
tcr. Og ONT noget iomlet Mgoe,
ION bor Sc SplfeS 8laner, bliper
Ser life r1oget al. .&onferencen bi
ngrmeit inoifrenfe fig til Me0er
al Sc forifiellige 2an6es og @rr,p:
pers &eprGlentqnter, bper enfelt fo1
fig, og be6 iaa6onne Mp6er CT Set
Sen rationale Mano, ser / operbei:
enoe @ra6 fomn1er til 5pne | 5te
Set for Sen internotionale.
Sfanoinabiens sociolilter bar Of
fcnt1iggjort 6eres Sorilng ON Sre0
De gaar no poa felgenoe:
@iel1oprettelien at 8elgien, Ger:
bien, Montensgro og @umenie1
lom f9rifilte 5tater.
@liaiS=2otbringens Sremtio oper
1obes til Mfgjerelie poa @runola1
af national Get ii! &anolefribe6.
De frigsferen6e 2anoes 8arlo:
menter opforores til at birfe 70,
inarlig Sreo, alminoelig Mfppbnine
% Sprettelfen at en- @ologifts6om.
1tol.
Dette Sorilags 0ffentliggierelie
beooer BET | ct Gelegrom, tjener iger
til at benIe6e 0pmerfiombeoen pae
Den ringe 5anoipnligbe6 for noger
@nigbeb Tom Sglge Saf Socioli1ter.
neg Sorbono1inger Der iao bel ion
paa oct forfei1eoe beo en- @1a1f on
en- a%ln'i1toelie aorference.
Dn Der 2eroags Ton nn6erret
ming til Stocfbolm ON ben umeri
fanife 8egjerings Stil1ing til us
iteoelie Of 8as til amerifanife go.
cioliiter for at reiie til Ben tpif=in
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
York FarB1ne
TIL SALG.

Ny Bulletin beskrivende 500
Farme til Salg New York State.
Meget frugtbringende, i god
.Tilstand, godt be1iggende og Ia
We Priser, $25 til 500 pr. Acre.
Unmarked Klima - de bedste
.Markeder i Landet-godt Skole-
Observation-Disclosures Lande-
veje og rigelig med Ki1devand.
Mango Farme til Leje. Farm
hjelp @nskes til god Lon. Her
er mango skandinaviske Farmere
Adesse: Bureau Of Statistics
State Department of Agriculture,
Albany, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
0hitapn.
Glbers Monnmentets Miipring

Vloer9 WtDn11WenrerS EXHIBITING
|fonbt 5teb / Genoags &l. $50 paa
Union &ipge &irfegaaro / Sper=
perelle Al, flere @nn6rebe @bin6er
CO M9n6. Otter at &omiteens Tor=
n1ano, ST. Sreb Sppenbagen, | bel
po!gte S3 bab6e forflaret Sc Gil-
1tebeb9ren6e Sanfen me6 Sprejs=
ningen al Monumentet, gap ban Or
set til Meb. 80. Mprltp fra &acine,
ofbpoe @lbergs eloite Sen. S bier
telige % feltc &enbinger CAB &eb.
Mprl1p en- fort Sperligt oper gl=
bergs 2ip og 2ebneb, 6belenoe 1er=
|ligt peo G.s Birfen og 1tore 8etp6~
ming for Sangen ber og / &ocine;
Min0et berom oil lepe / longe Ei6er.
|Saa traf to nD0elige 9maapiger,
Gorla Neterien og 5tella Sgrgen1en,
6lagene til SIDE Set 1nll1ffe og mob
le Monument TOM ii! Spne> bboref=
ter uSSsn Memoriam" al 6. IS. Dit=
lefien blcp ofiunget. Gr=Fre1i0enten
|of 5ongforeningen u@jprgpin", 6.
Often, tolte oerpoa fjgnt og bjerte=
barmt ON fri screenings f9rItc
5angleoer og neolagoe fra u8igrg=
bin" en- pr9gtig &rans pe6 Monu>
n1entet. .&r. G.. g. 9itlefien fit Ser
efter 0roet og bragte fplgenoe Sill
fen fra oaalife 5a11gere:
@r6nt 1toor mi Greet / Sen 1tillt
Sobe,
gr9nfl9ot Dor So6ers 8outa mellen1
Brabe:
2qft ober 2lt16ens foroorslpie &ro:
2oDiangens Soner.
Gn6 fan 9n lptte, 01t Dor gnmle
29rer!
gn6m1 Sin SeS!oncn Gangen opaf
b9rer,
cn0nu sit Saftilag element Sonen
gpnger, !.
Dber Gong ri ipnger.
Gongcn er Erpitens Taorebel6
5orger,
Glngernes @lpo poo 2pffens Ninie:
morgen;
6oraaretS Manoe, 6olfets Telleseie,
Sjerter1es 8eie.
Somleo / Merfe gu, Dor blinoe
5anger: :
2ps al Sin Gang Bog Sjelens 9i@
fanger.
Ser, | bort 8rDIt1 set glpber in6erl
in0e
flart Tom sit Min6e.
Spar &irfegaoro.
2on0smnn0 og Benner! @oe
mutt ipngcr1 Digteren Spar @irfe:
gooro / Dag fra tit fierne Stem
RIten til Den Man6s Minoe, or
bbiS 8autalt item oanife 5angere ltaa1
for ogian at bringe en- @illen ii
Dam, Scr NOT er giemt, men iffff
CLIENT.
S i6nlig &i9rligbe6 bploer b
Sbeo6or @lbergs Nupn, lite o!ent
for bboo ban bar for %, ser fien6te
bant, men ogIaa for, bba6 ban el
for oen pngre Generation, / &raft al
sen Snipiration, ban bar gibet o.
til at oprfe set 5prog / bort Stem.
lat1os So11er, 1om bi Dog e!1fer
tro0s Sc Euiinoer Mile, ser filler
os fra oct 2on6, bpor Dor 8nggl
1too.
81 bilier Den gamle Sanger, 6el
trpet boiler UNDER Mulo, meo 8
iamme. barr1e Sierter, Ser bonot oS
ioa foit til bam, 81 BON enbnlt Dar
Dor Miote.
Ser, ! &c 9eoes TITLE Sope,, bDor
@inoets 5nien ipnger ! ct ebig'
lRor, itaar I'LL, Tom en- taps Glib
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Nh er tiden koF1mer

NIL or 1A6@m Hammer at den paalideGge mand kan
$50 kobe ct sykke land Diet
Hugtbare Golden Valley distikt Montana, paa'Crop payment"
Her era nledning at bi selveer independent og vektandsmand pa kort It'd
P1senp aa unimproved land SIS I'll S25 pr acre-6% rente
Bare N9beren har nok til udruaming og err iig at begynde farming kan han gDre
handel med o. Dene deiige land vii baae for sig shv pa ualmindeig kot It'd dr-
som dtb Mr dyrket rn. S70MnAll -TMETnYGnMpAMY Aadicnn wisconsin #
shv madm gnngr for fluid opyhng y waist ~ VVM HNl} Ma@tovng wtSvUHSM' -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
The Fable of the
PacifiStS

Osv SAMUEL hopkins ADAMS.)
In tin q Of general war lmcng the
Insect Tribes. the Bees remained at
peace. That they might conduct
their pursuits unhampercd. the
HoneV-ICes 'hcsc as their leader :
certain Sting-IieeS of courage and
prowCss 10 guard their interests, :leir
lives aud their honor. TO these
"darliaus came sla,crs among the
tribe of ruthless Spiders saying
"IIenccforth the air is forbidden to
YOUR wi gs. For there are spread ou"
webs for our enemies"
but the ar is our proper ploV-
ince." protested the chosen leader :
Of the Bees. "Shut out from il. how
shall we continue to exist in pros
peritv and honor"
"'That is nothing TO us " replied the
ruthless spiders "Who disobeNs on"
Cr1ers We will destroy. BE warred. "
Now. no the ruthless Spiders were
terrible IN war and had destrc yed
many victims, vet the Bees were un.
afraid, 1einr a great ana free peo-
Tle. 'THis thing we will net endure. 10
said :hC'r chosen leaders and they
set about spreading their wings and
sharpening their stings for cumaat
But a. they prepared tc fight. there
arose frJm among the mass of Honey.
Bees clamor of pacifist BuzZers.
oryinc ont in many voices (son,c OF
which echoed the Spider accent)
1T Is not the will Of the tribe that
we so TO war Make no movement
until opportunity is given fer all to
| vote upon the question"
SO the chosen leaders We're bound
| tp inaction. awaiting the vote OF the
| Honey Fees whose interest and lives
| and horror they guarded.
Wher, in tie coIrse of tribal
oN ems. Tho vote had been registered
| the l'aclfist Euzzers were overthrown
| 10y the resentment of an angcrci
! tribe ana ,hc word went out to the
| chosen leaders;
car honor has been assailed. our
WIN is for war. Go forth ard fight.
But the CHOSEN leaders did not
| fight
They could not
They were dead
Tie ruthless Spi,ers had l1lled
| thcm.
Aud when the Rec tribe. late and
| lcaderless. took the air they wero
| ontangled in tho webs OF the ruthless
Spiders and utterly destroyed.
| Moral When honor is assailed the
| Initiative is mighticr than the refer
tn1url.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15

gu1s either at parrol or CorrizaL and
the enemy had machine guusH'
II think they were used at PJrral, W
rcplioG General CrOzicr
ut CuirlaI" continued Mr.. shall
lcunoIEcr they were sixty or seventy
miles away and that IS where We bad
the worst defeat we had down thcIe."
Machine Guns M CarriIal
"Evcn at Cprrizal." observed Rep.
rtscutduvc Kahn, "tho MeXicans had
machine guns, ana fired with great
deal of effect upon our boys
The country knows now what hap
pcucd in Mexico last summer when
we had to deal only with a faction
torn country, ana from that expert
cEcc should glimpse what might hap
pen II Germany united the warning
elements trained them under German
rceI visits and led them. under Ger
man Officers, into the rich and pOpu-
lous Mississippi valley.
Probably 2OO, 600 or 100000 McXi-
cans know how 10 use rifle, 10 ride
hard aud forage on the surrounding
country. II they were organized by
German officers ana melted on with
the oflcr OF bouudlcss loot they would
constitute a formidable ana danger
GUS army Of invasion.
once they broke into the rich re-
gions of the Mississippi and Missouri
valleys they would live OF the coun-
try They would coutiscato every
thirr their hearts desired horses.
Clothiug munitions, food, railroad
trains. automobiles.
Unless the United states had armies
large enough to Gcrcat them they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15

of lawlcss and disloyal men would
flock 10 their banners II Is conceiv-
able that II AN invading army OF lOO'-
600 or 2OO. .OOc men once got into the
heart If the interior rs nun bcrs would
u'ickly swell 10 half a million, on even
a million.
Not Fantastic Fiction.
A few years ago these dangers
might have been dismissed as fantas-
tic fiction But events of the last
two years i'm Belgium, in France, IN
Serbia. I'M Eumania, In Poland
woll as upon our own southern Dor
der. are terrible reminders Of present
hour realism.
Vet there are foolish women in the
Mississippi valley who arc demonstrate
ing against enlistment There are
foolish men everywhere in this coun-
try. aHd foolish members Of congress,
who oppose preparedness aud prate
fatuously about peace, conclllal0n
ana arbitration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15

was paid for the COW, flesh, hide
horns, hoofs hair and all.
"The primary cause of the abnor-
mally high cost of living is not, in my
opinion, either war or shortage OF
production. but is principally due to
the criminal greediness Of the large
army Of middlemen, and In my opin-
ion the wedding out Of these leeches
on society is only less in importance
to the placing of armies on our bor-
ders to repel invaders coming from
foreign lands. / do not mean to say
that all middlemen are unnecessary,
nor that all of them are possessed or
ghoulish greed, but it should not be
n difficult matter to discover those
who are preying upon humanity in
the hour Of peril and distress and no
spy is more deserving of extreme pun
ishment than they"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
WAR MISSION OF THE
FARMER IS IMPORTANT
More Food Needed, and Indi-
Viduals Should Put a Limit
Upon Extravaganza.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 1.-THE
state department of agriculture has
inaugurated vigorous campaign for
the production of more food crops in
the state of Oklahoma this year. in
accordance with a resolution adopted
lnstructing the president and secre-
tary Of the board to urge farmers to
plant more OF such food crops such as
Irish potatoes. sweet potatoes, ruta-
baga, turnips, beans, tomatoes and all
vegetables that can be canned and
preserved for future use.
In discussing the resolution today,
President Gault suggested that in case
of failure of any crops from lack of
rain. farmers should plant milo maize,
kafir corn, feterita, Indian corn and
June corn.
shortage of FOOdstuffs.
"The worlds supply of foodstuff is
short" he said, and the worlds de-
mand is greater than ever before. OK
lahoma must do its part in furnishing
food at least for the people of the
United states. In the matter of pre-
paredness. too, the man who increases
the food supply is doing as much for
his country and for humanity as the
man who shoulders gun to make
war against despotism.
Already the worlds wheat crop is
estimated as being short 100000
bushels, and there is a prospect that
this shortage will be doubled when
harvest time arrives.
Personal Economy.
1T also behooves the people Of this
country to turn from extravaganza to
economy in their daily life The
woman who daubs with paint and
pays SIS for pair Of shoes, and the
man who pays as much for his foot
wear and headwear and must have
new furnishings with each change of
the moon, are almost to be classed
with undesirable citizens. When such
crisis obtains as that which now
confrouts our nation and the rest OF
| the world.
while there is shortage in pro
! duction of foods and other necessar-
les of life, in many Instances there is
! no excuse for eXtravagant prices be-
ing charged the consumer. Shoes rep
resent fair example. The leather
used in a pair of shoes formerly cos
$3.50 to 81 has not increased % cents
for the amount of leather used in the
shoes, and yet the consumer is having
to pay SO, $12 and Sl5 for that shot
which formerly sold at $3.50 to "a
and the war" is offered as an eX
cuse for the robbery. one good COW
hide will furnish the material for al
entire set of harness, such as now
cost S70-an amount greater thai
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-28
UN MoToCICLISTA Sc ESTRELLO
Contra UN AUTOMOVIL.

Aver, en- n de las Gales cent-l-
i de Ia ~poblacion, estaba estacio-
nado o 81 automovil Ford, e. chau-
fieur J.. E. Gambler que vive en- Ia
casa numero 113 de ia Gale Sweet;
intempestivamente sintio una fuerte
sacudida Y que Sc rompian los cris-
tales del auto, sc bajo q e que pa
saba V Sc encontro o que un SOL
Gado estaba tirado en- ell suelo, en- es-
tado de inconciencia y a un lado una
n~otocic,eta d~estrozada. Sin esperar
2 que Sc p~resentara Ia policia ell
chauffeur subi6 N su automovil al
hcrido Y 10 condujo al hospital de la
c:udad a donde ell soldado llego en-
estado &e coma, ALI Sc lie practice
Ia curaci6n correspondence y Sc lie
eavi6 luego al hospital militar, dom
de fue identificado como Luis Spa
| er. comisionado de Ia Comandancia
de 6rdenes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-28
FUE DETENIDA UNA MUJER
YESTIDh DE HOM8RE

Aver por la manana, frente al
mercado de la ciudad. fue dcten!da
una mujer que vestia traje de hon.
bre Y Sc dedicaba a dcsempenar ira
bajos propios de genie del seXo mas
culino. En- las oficiraS de policia Ia
mujer dijo que ella veStia de hon.
bre para poder TRAFALGAR cono tai.
pues que sus o~cupaciones femeni!es
no lie producian 10 bastante para
mantenerse asi misma y s~ostener a
su ~anciana nladre. La deten;da dijo
ser esposa de I'm solda6o cue actual
mente Sc halla enferma en- uno de
los hospitaleS militares de esta ciu-
dad; para mantenerSe, al llegar a
San Antonio establecio una casa pa
ra rentar c%uartos; pero los inquili-
nos no le pagaban la renta Y viendo
que TODD iba NAL, Sc dedico a man
tenerse deSempehando trabajos du-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-28
Todos los Medicos
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