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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06
FOREIGN DEMAND FOR
u. $. AUTOS USABATED

WASHINGTON. july 5.-The de-
mand for American motor trucks
pleasure automobiles and parts in for
eign countries. particularly among the
allies, continues undated According
to figures made public today by the
department of commerce. 1854 trucks,
valued at s~3,2I6,620 6725 pleasure
cars, valued at s~5,4S9,9s0 and parts,
not including engines and tires. to the
value of s2,715,696 We're shipped
a abroad during May. Canada, the
United Kingdom and France were the
largest purchasers.
New styles are old ones that people
have forgotten.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06

mobilizing her military forces, &C
cording to Rio de Janeiro dispatches.
All branches Of the national defense.
including the economic of
the country, are being hurriedly
whipped into shape. Volunteers are
being enrolled. The Brazilian press
and public applaud the governments
action.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06
WOMEN DON OVERALLS:
REPLACE MEN FOR WAR

PITTSBURG, July 6.-Thirty wo-
men Of foreign birth today donned
overalls and, dinner buckets in hand.
took up their duties in the yards OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad as car
repair workers. The men they are
replacing have Joined the United
States fighting forces. Officials of the
company stated that within a few
weeks they expected to have more
than 100 Of these amazons on the
job.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06
WORTH S7SO4; HANGS
SELF, FEARING POVERTY

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. July g.
Sixten Nilsson Of Malmo. 10 years
old. hanged himself for fear he might
die in poverty. More than 1900
crowns were found in his pockets. TO.
gether with a handbook showing de-
posits exceeding 1900 crowns He
had for years lived principally on
bread and water. An elderly sister
killed herself some years ago for the
same motive. She was at the time
worth about 10000 crowns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06

The largest battlefield ever con-
structed at Universal City was laid
for the battle scenes of the civil
war drama. The Field Of Honor
a Butterfly picture which comes TO
the Cosy heater today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06
Auto stage

For Adams, Athena and Weston,
leaves Allen-hnight Co at 10 a. m.
and $3.50 p. m. each day. Phone 400
for reservations. Ralph Shaffer,
prop.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-06
BRAZIL IS ENROLLING
ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS

RuNEos AIRES, July 6.-Foliow-
ing her revocation of neutrality III
favor of the allies. Brazil is rapidly
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24

Mrs. c. l.. Moore returned to
Charleston Thursday after visiting DR..
and Mrs. II. X. Aiken for several
weeks.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24
BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
Annual Meeting will be Held In Lau.
reus October 81.

The executive committee OF the L.au-
rcnS Baptist association has announc-
ed that an associational conference
VIII be held at the First Baptist
church in this city Saturday. October
u Zach Baptist churcn in the as
sociation is requested to send three
on delegates. The object of the con-
ference is to announce and discuss the
apportionments for this associational
year.
An Interesting program has been ar
ranged for the morning service. after
which dinner will be served by the
members Of the First church. During
this morning service Rev. Edward
Long. Of Clinton, will address tho Con-
ference on Stewardship ard Rev.
Graves H. knight Of this city, Will dis
cnss Systematic Giving in Country
Churches Besides these, it Is prob
able that an address will be made by
somc prominent laymen outside tho
association.
The annual conference Is usually
held in January, but 1t was thought
best to hold the meeting earlier this
year in order to give the churches an
opportunity to begin their work at
once.
Mrs c. T. Moore returned To
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24
Teachers Meeting POSTPONED.

The monthly meeting OF the county
tcnrhcra association has boon post
oonoh from the first to the second Sat
"rday in November. Members of the
association aro asked to bear this in
ilmd and attend on the latter date.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24
TWO GERMAN RAIDERS
DESTROY eleven SHIPS
Two British Warships and
Nine Merchant Vessels
TO the Bottom.
1876 OFFICERS
AND MEN IOST

Opened Fire on and Wreck Two Brit.
iSh DcStrNyerS, Which We're Guard.
i"g Ships. and Then Played Havoc
Among Merchant Fleet, Only Three
Of latter Getting Away.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24
AMERICAN TRANSPORT
SUNK in THE ATLANTIC
Submarine Makes Suc cess.
full Attack During the
Past Week.
ABOUT SEVENTY
MEN ARE LOST

American Transport, While Returning
Under Convoy from European Port,
Is TOrpedoed by German Submarine
Which Succeeded In Eluding Amerf-
can Conveys.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24
GOVERNMENT EXPECTS PATRIO-
TIC RESP OySE TO LIBERTY BOND
SALE I'm CAMPAIGN OF TODAY
Laurens County Apportioned Over S4OO, 600 and Has
Not Yet Reached S1OO,OOO Mark. Rural Districts
Expected to Make Magnificent Response

cry man is expected to eXDrcSS his
fcalty to his government by subscrib-
ing to the loan which will guarantee
the comfort and equipment OF its SOL
! diers during the arduous campaign in
defense Of liberty and free govern
ment l.aurcnS county. as an integral
part OF the country has been appor-
toned in the ncighbOrhood OF 500. 900
as it's share CT thc mammoth loan
necessary to carry on the war. OF this
amount less than 100000 has been
subscribed and a large part Of the
! balance is expected to he raised today.
The local Liberty Bond committee,
Of which Dr. II. X Aiken is chairman.
| is planning Il hard days work TO-DAY.
and hopes to bring up this city's ap-
portionment before the shadows fall.
| clinton is planning a big rally for to-
day also and probably other towns in
| the county are doing likewise. How
ever, Dr.. Aiken stated yesterday that
he hoped that citizens in cvcry see
ton Of the county would get together
|
munitic" before the end Of the week
| when the campaign is due 10 close. II
| has been suggested that the Red Cross
committees take up the work OF pro
noting the bond sale. but whore these
committees do not act il is hoped that
some other citizens will confer to-
gcthcr and plan campaigns
The authorities at Washington have
'ct it be known that they arc expect
ing q handsome response to the sale
OF bonds from the farmers. few
farmers have already made large sub
Scriptlons, but many more have not
yet been approached. Those who arc
not visited by committees may have
their subscriptions sent in from any
!Ank in tic county ana all of the
banks arc Offering their services in
whatever way they can in making the
loan n success. Many people arc Dor
rowing money from the banks and
counting tho difference between =
interest they receive from the bonds
and the intcrst they pay on the loan
as patriotic contribution to the war.
/ Tho banks arc glad TO accommodate
subSci bows in this way.
The Peoples Loan & Exchange Bank
received yesterday 10000 worth OF
! bonds which it Will doliycr to those
who would rather have their bonds
now than wait for future delivery The
bonds arc beautiful specimens Of the
well worth seeing. The officers Of the
/ bank will be glad To show them to
anyone Interested
Tho Watts Mills made substantial!
addition to this county'S subscriptions
yesterday by putting down for $4,000
| worth of bonds. In addition to the
| @ubScriptions mentioned in the last is
| sue Of The Advertiser, the following
names have been added 10 The list:
Mrs. Lydic Irby Darlington IS 10000
! Mrs. s., l.. Saxon 10000
Miss Fannie c. Boulwarc 10000
B. y. Sullivan 10000
Il. ID. Darlington CadditionaD 800. 90
l'. l.. Jones :. . 100
VIM Powell. 4ll Church St. 10000
Mrs. G. f.. league :. :. :. 10000
w. II. McPhail :. ;. ;. :. ;. 10000
Mrs A. IS. Simpson 10000
| Mrs 4. *. Thotford 49,. 10000
J. S. Craig (additionaD :. 500. 90
| Mrs l.. y. ROyd 100 90
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-24

fr. d H. Counts left Monday morn
ing for Atlanta to buy mules and
horses for his bualncsa which he has
opened up here.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
IS Srpjen.

Bor nelfje1lDte 2onosmoll6, Giro
%0errneiter @eft poo Geoor Mpe., bor
melot zig ioln fribillig til Ejeteitc
/ 4. Negiment al M%innelotaS Sea-
tipnol @noro. &egimentet, Ser nplia
CT blepet oprettet, pil begplroe 1in af,
tibe 9jenelte paa 26r9oq.,
- @n on6en 2anbsmnn6 ser bar
truffet | Sr9ien, er 8m. Mnoerlen,
iom CT McOlern al Some 8uar0"
Ser in6til bi6ere fun ofbolber 2bel=
ier Wonooa og Tre0ug Mftener;
men loafremt 4. &egine1tt oglaa
b1ibcr fol1t til Ejeneite UNDER ben
&egiering, bill SOME
@11ar6 pbertoge &egimentets HliJ=
ter, Der nrrmeit beltoar>i at bol6e
Gogt Deo &egjeringsbpgninger> IN
bltltrielle og o116re pigtiqe girfiom=
be6er inocnfor Stotens Grnnier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Disfmsiipnsffnbben

Boo fGrltfommenbe Iirs6ag Mf:
ten be11 4. September boloer DiS=
fusiionsflubben lit n9lte iW90e poc
i96banligt 5te0, 5alen UNDER
6sronflin Bibliotefet. SoreningenS
Sormono, Dr. 81. Beterlen, bill mo
leoe til Disfnsitone11 ober Gmnet:
u3be Snfluence Of S110ultries anb
Mcobo!1 upon @ealtb".
5fjpnt ser bill blibe inole6et pao
Gngelif, ltaor Set ielpfplgelig enbper
frit at be11ptte Zig al 9onlf UNDER
DisfnS1tonen.
Mlle Donife er biertelig @elfom:
men. Sra mi al bill Ser blibe M9oe
/ Disfns1ionsflubben to @ange ON
Moane6en, Sem f6rlte og treble Sirs=
Bag, og 5tprelien boaber paa Ell
ltigenoe Sililutning, laa &lrb.
bens Mrbej6e giennem 8interenS
2pb n1ao bore Srugt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
9pbsfalb.

@ugfprer Sc. IS. Gbpgcion beraf
gDen, afeif | Sors0ogs be6 Dpoen
/ 8olo Mlto, Gal, bDor ban bapoe
opbulot Jig iioen / 5oroaret. Scr.
por fpot / Mortcll, isis,
oel1 IL. September 1862 al bunlf.e
TorplOre. S 1885 tog BON Sngc-
litdrefsame1t fra 8isconiin llniber=
lttet % Sen juri6iife GfSo1telt ira
ion1me l1niberiitet / 1883. 5ornme
Nar reilte 'bon til ct. 8o1tl, bbor
ban fit Mninttelie be6 5pillingbp=
er11cs 5poroognsiellfobs jltrioiife
Mfne7ina. S Sc iioite slar bar ban
nirfet lom 5el1fa6ets u@enerol
Gpuniel".
5pornognsielifobets Grnlioens,
Sprace 2piprp, 11otolte peo Moota=
gclien -af Dgosbuoifabet, at Scr.
Ibpeeion bar e11 ManD n1eo tor
8egapelle % nbfprte lit Mrbejoe meb
ltor G%runoigbeo.
Den fjenote l1orife Goftor S. S.
aops Der | &Del1 afgif DeD 3poe1l
/ s6n0aas, 6S slar 81. S fine Dngre
Gage baboc 81. Cams Ell ltobreot
2Ggepraflis, ban tog iprig Sci /
BET norife Strife oq 5orel1ingslip %.
bar en- al @runblGaqerl1e at oet
l1orife Diafonisiebolpital
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Mfifebsfpncert.

ST.. S. 5artorpb-M iffelien CAB
iibite Eors6ag Mften Ell MflfeoSfon-
cert pen l1ngoomsbjemmet, bDiS ito
re 5tuer bar pei fplote al Iilbg=
rere, iom tilbragte ct 8ar bDggelige
og forngjelige Elmer me0 at bpre
5ongerzaomponiltea foreorage oo=
ifillige al MaflRrS % andre 5onge,
iom Fan life for baD6e gibef | Wii11=
neopolis, ian1me11 me0 el1felte al &c
bebite ira ttnigere N%rogrammer. De,
Scr bar mp6t, far0t Mftenen lGroe=
les ttltnlenbe. 5temrlingel, De frebe=
ltge Omgipelier , Sc go6e 5ange -
alt birfebe til at frembringe Oct Sc
111ltat. @r. 8%ar6enfletb brogte ST..
pg Trn 5artorpb=Wiffelic Ell Sat
for 6eres Belgg, og bboo Sc bobbe
brogt til Dem, Ser pil6e tdge imo0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Kirker OF Z; Foreninger,

DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO.
DIST KIRKE. HORNET az Broad
way og Is. st., afholder sine Guds'
~tjenester som falger: Freedmen
S6ndag Form. III. 1890. 4Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sendag Aften Kl. 7.45; litersrt Mp-
de de tire f9rste Trsdage i Maane-
den. Bgnnemdde hver Onsdag AZ
ten Il. B.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjernet at Orleans og Ste
vens Street. G~udstjeneste hver
Spndag Form. XII. IL. SSndagssko-
lie III. 9.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' mader
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors,
dag / Maaneden.
ELEoNORA CHRISTINE IOGN Mr..
50, ID. s. S, mpder /. og 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKS D0TRE mgder 2. og 4.
Tirsdag j hyer Manned | Central
Hall. rs w. Z. st.
s. 6. Mn6erfcn 2oge Scr. 81, 9.
9. g., me6er lite % 36ie 5re6ag
/ Mooneoen poa &opolA Mrcanum
'Son, 81. at ct. 8eter og Aft
Streets.
Soreningcn u@o0tboob" mpoer
2. % 4. 2proog poo &opal Mrcu-
r1tm Sail, 81. of ct. Netcr % 4th
5treets.
Torcni11acn Donmarfs Conner
of 9: g 8. S. mp0er /. % 3.
.2srbug poa MoDol Nrcan11lu Soil.
81. at ct. Neter og 4th 5treets.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
geb @jpb eller Neparation al
l1brc beipe ben p%eltienote S1peler
simum Melion, 209 s. 9TH Street.
&atlpriIerne.

QuI=Diftotorell Sarrp 81. Gar>
FIELDS llotole!le, at Yriiea paa a1'l
bpr pjcbliffelig neoiattes 1aaleoes,
at 0etoilpriieu fon1l1er til at 1ten1=
me opere,,S me0 oen at B%raltoe11fen
foltlotte cl,gros Hris, bor ne1ten
fremfolot Mnorfi inoenfpr Deta1l-
honblerne bert Bpen. Sc pao1taar,
at mango al be1n hil goa 6all1f,
bpis Eriiernc lfuloe neo11tteS pao
Sc Sui, oe for Si6en bar pda va
oer, Disle er nenulig fjpbte til b6Je
Yriier, flyer Be.
Scr. 5tol1lep @oucf, Wteolem al
set n1el1e1H}tatlige 9an0e1s= % Sn=
bl1ltrirooo, nbtolte: u&jeberne tror,
ser er - on1etbing rotten IN Den=
mar, r,oor SILL fon blipe tight tor
$3.50 pr. Son Deo Minerne, % De
luloes / Oetailpris for $S.15 pr,
Enn." 9crefter forlpaer ban at ptle
SC mongc l1ogifter til 6ragt % Mr-
bcibslpn, ser lpber poa, fereno De
naar at fonr1ne / Sorbrugernes
Sn11ocr. Otter at 6isie forifiellige
l1ogifter CT tillagte, piler ban, at
@etoil6onoleren fife tje'1er mere emo
40 Gents pr. Son, bDilft fife mao
fioes. at ppre 1rin1eligt.
Mcn.. bois MI 0e, Greoe 9errer
Io6 5bofclpeore bpile | Sreo % iffe
brugte loo mo11ge &%ejiepenge for at
relic ii! 8oibinqton for at 0gjpre
SeSl,openoinger> ful1oc Sc maalfe So
bet al fort Sib foo fjpbt nogle Sui
til Sc bi11iqe Nriier Dco Weil1erne,
joo Sc fn1loe iplge Sent igjen til Ell
rin1clig Nris, Ser ltoor / 6orbolo til
cngros Nrllen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
SAT Yaffcn 11eo!

Sc tore 6%orretninger / 8pen bor
bebtoqct otter Dpfororing fra bpje=
re Ste0er, fun at uobringe Gafffer
to Gonge ON Gogel1 til &1tnoerne.
&ibtil fat set pGret al ni,1oeligt al
bringe Gorer rl,not chi 5 eller 6
@ol1Gc ON 0ogen, og lonrme Ii0er
bar set moalfe life nl10t e1l0 e1
For S%oornaalc e!lcr ct Yar &'1lap:
per. 9u er bette forbi. @pis mon
life er tilfrcos meo &c to. 2eperin.
Ger, 1loo mon lelp gaa 1le0 pg bcn=
te, bpoo mon fjgbcr., 9ette CT nj
ogIoa / lin frll6c Orbe1. Oet Jon
bar 1ttGnfeligt for Blot ct ballot 9lul
fioen, nen1lig at Domer1le lelp brtn:
ger oercs Safer mcb fig bjen1, far
mani mt bdglig le / Nirfeligbeoer1
n1c1t, III CT Set 10 og1oo pac
Mpben!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Smebet / NA1ntus 2nnfer.

O.. g. 8%oinbrioge, ti0ligere 9i=
reft6r fpr 5buberts faIte 5fueipil-
lelifob, iii 2pjt1ro11t / oe1t IN mo-
%ttpnale Seer, efter at Dope gjennem=
auaet Sfiicersifole1 paa Sort 5nel-
ling, bolot forleoen Dag 8rpIl1p
n1eb Miis Morie Sole, Der bar be-
ret Weolen Of nGpnte 5fueipilie..=
ifab, % iom uben Spipl bill erin=
ores ia mollae Ieatergpllgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Sprfrc,tt, tclIc.

Mojor Mlfrcb Bjorulto0 al Sc
6ore11eoe 5taters Scr er blepet
forfrem1nct til Oberitlpjtna1,t % til
5tabscbcf for Is. Dipilion. 0berit
Bjornlto6 CT fp6t / ct. SAUL og bel=
tog / Sen Ipanif-omerifonife &rig.
@oll foor Mnerfjen6el1e for at
bone u0arbej0et Sc Hloner, bporefter
$4,000 &an6i6oter CT b1epet uoonn=
net tt 0ificercr / Sc forlfjellige
Ipr &rigcn5 ll0brl10 bar ban oe
5orcl1ebe Stoters Militer=Mttocbe
/ Berlin; bal1 bor mp0t BEN tDife
pco mango. fotifjellige Sci
ligbe0cr. 9a11s Jnoer,> Sulius 9jorn=
ltoo, Dor AZ 9tort6 Remington 9(pe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
uGn Mprfcts Giernins",

looleoes lpoer Eitlen poo ct Sea:
teritpffe, lom II. al 1905'S Tbeater:
iel1fob bill opf6re Deo 8a5oren
0onia tore Sal 5pnoog Sen %.
sept. IS Merfe" er ifrepet at s,
2%inoen1aln % er ultprlig morio1nt
1men ngrn1ere / noe tie lge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
5fupfejter / 5pnbass.

~%U~I<<S" ' ~P"~S~'
5fopfelteu, lom ct. Beoers Sir
feS Menigbe6 og MISUNDERSTANDING
bolot / Tellesifab 1iolte 5pnoaa ST
tcrmiobug Deb 2afe NofmiS, bar
jebnt goot beiggt. M1e1 bbis Set
lunefuloe SER life bab0e bit fine
tr11el16e Hegnlfper mi0t paa Otter
mi66ogen, por Ser rimeligpis font
men en- la11gt 1tprre Soriauli1tg til
5te0e. Wen Sc, Der por Ser, till
brogte en- riqtig fornpjelig % felt
Zig Sag / Set lmuffe SER, lom BET
bleb ben UNDER Mfte11.
Otter at 6oriomli11gen bab0e az
lunget cit Sci Sa11ge, bpb 8altor
Sarpgodr6 poo Sore1tinger1eS Seq
tic ge1fonnmen %. oberloO Sr6et. til
Srlt 81. s. Inrpgaar6, Der maatte
tale / 5tebet for Yaltor Bobjerg,
lpn / ltblte 4jeblif bleb forbinoret
/ at bore l1Grpere11oc. 6r1 Carp
goorb fortulte m1eget %intereS1ant om
3 &pir1bers 2ip % Woberfj9rligben
til 0ercs 5pl1ner fra &irfebiltorie1w
Gage / oct fjerbe Morbun0re0e. -
&pt1locr11c bar Mutbniu, Nont1a og
Mo11ica; 1i6ltnpbltte Dor Wober til
Ml1gl1Itin. Sr1t Iarpgoor0 pilte |
fin Gale, bbilfer itor @jerligbe0 Ell
Mpoer fan mere for fine 59nner,
% bpiIfe1t flor Snoflp6e1ie BUN fan
bope. % 1ctop mi, 81 laa martgc
of 2ol,oets hinge 5gl11er n1aa gao
no poo &ornpplooien til 0eres
lnfjjelotc 5fj9bne, CT Ser l9rlig
.@rltl16 til at minbes Me6rene.
Derpoo tolte Baltor IarpgoorD
ea1ife fort o1tt uDe &raltne og Be-
reg timelige 5ornp0enbe0er", bDor
ba1 til 5lutning TOM til at onlta=
Re set frngteliqc Me0erlag &ulturen
for bnret @jeultanb for UNDER 6en=
ne 1>n1enneFelige g%er0ensfrig.
1erpoo Iejreoe man Zig / @rRslet
pq 1leo Mftensmaoen ira De meo=
brdgte Woofurbc % &onttteen fer
berebe cit belbrpgget Safe. Da bette
por o%pcrituoct, tog 1%111goommen fat
mes 2ege11> % mt aif oct lipligt %
lpitiqt meb 5onele9e / Set frie 11l1=
Ser Grpernes lpbfplDte &rnner, og
Pba Mprfet fon6t poa, leire6e mon
lig pg lnb Sen enc 5ona efter ben
on6e1t lnoe %igje1neln Mftcnifl1mrin=
gen.
Blol1ot sc mango f%orl1pjeoe Mn=
1igter, hi lao / 5pl1oagS, bar 1tffert
81. Neoers @irfes 5orndno, 90.
Ne11ons, ct al Sc glooeite, 0a ban
nor / 5ta11o ti11 efter eli 1anqDarig
5pgoom at flt1t11e pGre til 5teoe.
5elb ON ban en0n1 mao benptte
5toffen, CT oer ifet iaa b%etD0elige
JremifriOt, at Di poper at lige, at
ban lei. minoit 10 Mar p11gre no,
eno ga hi iiblt iaa Dam. d.
On onben golnlnel 8efien6t, b
bapbe 6orngiellen al at biIie paa,
por forbcnperen0e Seitegaroilt fro
1866 fMl1oer Gbriitian Ben Nienoes
Negjering) 2ars NasmtsiaL 1928
Bit glpe 50. glf Sc BEN Gang nof
loo itoIte &pttere er Der fltn % til
boge. 5on CT Min6e ON Sen Siib
bite Mnsm11sien ps eli lm1tf 5plp=
mebolje i oaltnebrogsfarpeoe 5ilfe-
boarb, Der bar blebet le11ot tit Bonn
% bnit befroeoe os, at rl1gebla=
bett" bab6e. fin N110el BERT 81 BON !
bette 8lob bapoe lait ON Grind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
8arabc ! Mftem.

S MiterL 5reoog, bill ollie, oer CT
l%1oifrepet til Miiitertienelte nnoer
8qruepligtslopen, beltage | Ell itor
&arabe, iom bnlbes til oeres Sore.
Naroben pil llogaa fra Smith Mpe.
OF 6tb ct. 81. Z ogr.bil gaa gjen.
nem 9Th Street til @obert, til Att
Street, % 6erefter til M%uoitprinm,
bpor Sc l%laricberenoe pil gaa IND
5olen fra 4tb 5treet's Snogong.
Scr pil Ser blibe ct Nrogram, be;
itoaeroe al M11iif % Galer.
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sbprpaloien aoaes

Mooe 5reoog ben Z. September, bill
begpnoe 81. Z % lutte 81. s, bpor=
cffer Der bliDer 9ars / 2ogens
Sail, % !iaeleoes bliocr ser Sci.
ligbeo til at foo Jig ct Spill Sort.
FL Mpoet Sen q. 5eptember fore.
itaar ser otter DDerrqifelicr, lon.
ri ierlere ifdl meooele.
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Nppiepelt %fontn,er!

Gfs Greiioent Ibeooore Mooiebelt
bar mnotoget en- SS11obpbe1le fra r2a=
bprs' 2oDal 2eeipn" til at tole beo
ct Masiempoe / Minneapolis. Cts
9raiioenfen foltlotte oe1 %. Sep
tcn1ber ipm 0agcn, ban bilbe tote.
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e.. u. 8.

mcoocler %, at 2inienS 9un1per,
.@erlie Slop"< orfom til George BEN
20. M1guit, % at Oscar II" for
pentcs til Seem Sort paa 56n6a1
@ftermio6og.
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Sre6ie CT reilt.

Oct 3. Hegiment al Minucioto
Sl1fal1teri afrejite forlcoel1 Dog fra
ct. Saul til Comp Goop, Deming,
SC. 3D., Dpor Set hi! gjennenqao
1logle trGnae 9pclier, fpreno set
bliper icnot til u%iomelpbere lit
Jronce".
u6orncll gi CT paa Dor Sci for
at fonge &ejieren!" lpo 5oloater,,es
Sillcn til ct. Soul 20 tic Sc man
&C 5illfaerc, Scr bapoe ianllet lia
beo Boltcaourben for at brinqe 5ol-
oatea''e oeres 5orpel % 2nffc poo
Retle'a. @''oerl1ar 8llrlqniit % ali.
ore bpic 5tatSembeoslnuno bar e.
geleopeAs 1lGrpprelloe prz uotaltc ia
111eo 8eaeiitring ON Ben pppcrlioe
Sfe11l1il11g, Der berifeoe Hoaot sol.
6aterne.
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riuggmeoalien. - sig iaa ifffe, at
uugeblobet" n11orig gigr noget goof.
Dg ligelebes mgote Di ben altio
glaoe Scr. 80. S. Sincf, Der ier
Iige u%ngoommelig ITO %, iom be-
frafter Drbiproget:: at mon fun CT
1aa gammel, iom man ielp gjgr iig.
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Ep01clsbaa.

Gor 2%onosmonb, Sptifer George
IS. Scnicn, al 5irnraet @irpin oQ
ScnicrL bolOt lin 26=oarige 6p6-
ielsbog / Onsoogs; ban bar f6ot
1891 / 9ormorf.
- 5tote MuOit9r Sacnb 81. ..
Hrenis, bopoe Tb0lels0og / OnS=
bags; bn1 por fpDt Sen %. Muz
QUIT 1883 / @iscon1in.
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Mubert s.. lSeng ipm @urameitcrs

Gro0s set, at 8orgmeite ter Srpii11
enonu lite bar beiluttet fig til at
lpqe @jenDalg eller trqffe Jig til
boge, og at set life Ell fpre110 til
Sorooret, ser ifol p9re 8Dbalg, iaa
bar 8pens Bolitifere a!lerebe l,ope=
get 8pens np1te 8orgn1eiter. Oct
ct Sen nelfien0te 8orger, Scr. So
bert $. Seng, Set er uoiet til 9Grell.
SEQ 5oreipdrgiel erfarer ct berpG=
rellDe Doqbloo, at bon pil lube iig
opltille, og at ban bil forpre belle
lin Sim til &poe &ors; men alt
afbnnger al, ONT Srbin pil ibge
@ienbolg, for bpis bon bill Set, bil
Scr. 5eng 1tptte bom efter be0itc
Gpne.
'..Es.. .--. .He. ...@. 81
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pbe.

st. 8eoers lutberife &irfes &bin-
oef %orening in6bDoes til Wpbe 5ors-
Sag gftermiobag 0en 6. 5eptember
6os Mrs. 81. 8eterien, 3143 23ro
Mpe. g.
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Wu,npers nil tale

Goluuc1 @ompers, Brpii0ent al
vMmerican 6e6erotin1 Of 2obpr" pil
tale / 81. Eol1l Sen 6. 5eptember.
Mpoct blipcr Dolot / AUDITORIUM ont
Miteueu.
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ST. PEDERs DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. K1RKE. 20. Ave. s.. og 8. St.
GudstJeneste S9ndag Formiddag XII.
1879. S~0ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa
stor A. ]. Tarpgaard, 25I6 e. 22na.
Street. Telefon T. S. 61497.
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ct. 8ebers &irfes nmgbpms-

Ser bliber intet Wp6e paa 5pn=
Sag Mften. Seer neite 5gnoog BIZ
Der Scr Morsfelt for ungoomsbjem=
NETS SS1lobiclie.
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st. Paul.
MnheNer

moo i%nbienoes, iaa De CT Erpffe-
riet 5ene1t 0nsoag often. 72O-722
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~ sfriD sfter grgoennmmer.
at bette 8lab.