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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
ROYAL LOVE AFFAIR
Princess Louise OF Belgium Infat|
BY Riding Master Despite e
of Her Indignant Relatives.

of Her Indignant Relatives.
Budapest, Hungary. Jan. 2.7t
love affair Of Princess Louise OIL
GUM and her former riding md
Count Won Matassich, Hungk,
subject and first lieutenant IN
Austro- Hungarian cavalry, hadl.
interesting aftermath recently Is
the count was ordered to leave a.
pest for political reasons" He&,
ordered to remove to his native |,
in Croatia, but eleventh-hour IL
cession by DR.. Visontai, the legal
wiser Of Princess Louise, influd
the police to permit Matassich tt.
main in the capital under surveillfs
Back of the action lies the col
ued endeavor of the family of b
princess to separate her from MI
SIGH, who eloped with her whenli
was the wife Of Prince Philip OF 81
Coburg in 1896. Some time agds
family suggested that the pri1,
place herself voluntarily under 81
dianship but the princess has no{
consented to this. She was not Y
mitted to live In either Viennat
Budapest, but finally obtained peri
sion to reside in Munich. where}
now is. It is considered unlikely
Count Matassich will be given peri
sion to go to Munich, so that foH
duration of the war. at least,
couple will be separated.
Princess Louise is the oldest dat
ter of the late King Leopold OF 1
GUM. In 1875 she married PR
Philip of Saxe-Coburg, who was n
teen years her senior. when she
II. She was 35 when she met Cd
Matassich, who was employed as
riding master. and soon their 4
tons became the scandal OF Eurs
Shortly after the elopement ca
Matassich was arrested, charged
forgery In aiding Princess Louise
swindle Wanna moneylenders by CD
ing notes with the forged signature
Princess Stephanie. He spent II
in prison. while the princess was {
fined for several years in sanitari'
from which she escaped in a ser
tional manner and returned to
lover. while Prince Philip brou
suit for and obtained absolute dive
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
GENUINE HUMAN BEING
Archduke Charles Stephen, Selected
As Regent of Poland, Cares Mttle
for Red Tape Of Society

As Regent of Poland, Cares Dttle
for Red Tape of Society
Warsaw, Jan. BY those who
know him, Archduke Charles Stephen,
cousin Of late Emperor Francis Joseph
who has been selected as regent Of
Poland, Is considered q most demo-
cratic sovereign, gifted with common
sense, ability and personal charm.
Conditions under which The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent recently
made his acquaintance illustrate the
democratic side of his character. The
correspondent was calling upon a.
friend at one OF the lesser hotels in
Vienna when a knock at the door was
heard and without further Formally
tall officer entered, shook hands,
shed his overcoat, which he threw on
bed. and embarked in informal con-
versation. 1t was Poland's future
sovereign who had thus made his way
to the hotel room without even calling
the services Of an attendant when he
learned that correspondent of an
American news agency was there.
The Archduke conversed with the
greatest cordially, displaying an in
innate knowledge and keen interest
concerning conditions OF American
life, and volunteered his assistance to
facilitate the newspaperman's work
He was particularly imffessed with
the Importance of the press M Amer
lea and lamented the fact thAt the
newspapers did not play such role in
Austria Hungary. He voiced as Well
as manifested his belief in democratic
customs and declared that he had de-
liberately urged two OF his youngest
sons, who had graduated from the
Austrian Military academy the day
before, to take MISSIONS in ordi-
nary line regiments instead Of In one
of the favorite guard organizations.
~ In the thick Of the fighting in the
Carpathians the archduke has been
living as simply as mis- subalterns,
learning at~first hand the environ
ment of the officers and soldiers from
the ranks of his people. His two
sons have followed his suggestions.
like their elder brother brother,
Charles Albert, and have entered line
regiments, the 18th Uhlans.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
CARRANZA VICTIM
: BORN in berlin
H. L. Elton, Recently Executed in
Mexico, Received Education Here
SAGE FUNERAL TODAY
Frank MCGOWAN, Found Sick in Sta
ton, Is Removed to Hospital-NIat-
Observation-Disclosures.

Since the reported execution Of
Howard L. Elton at Oaxaca. Mexico.
on December 16, Berlin people have
been following the Ease with no little
interest as he was a native of this
place, having been born and brought
PUP here. Elton, who was a mining
engineer, was charged with aiding
the reactionaries. it being alleged
that he purchased ore stolen from d
mine confiscated by the Carranza gov
eminent. Last September the matter
was brought to the attention of the
state department and his death sem
tence was committed to twenty years
imprisonment,
A number OF years ago, while
travelling in Mexico. Colonel Charles
NJ. Jarvis was stopping In Mexico
City and while conversing with sew
eral bystanders the name Waterbury
was mentioned. A man standing near
turned and made the remark that
they had better be careful of what
I they said about that town. The
Colonel entered into conversation
with the man, who told him that he
was native of Connecticut. 1t fur
tber developed that his name was
Elton and that he was native of
Berlin. Mr.. Elton was born and
brought up in the house now occu-
pied by the Ventres family and at
tended the South school. Later he
attended Yale Sheffield from which he
y was graduated. Up to about four
teen years ago Elton lived In Water
bury and it was from that city that
he went to Mexico. Besides his wife.
who lives in Waterbury, he has a
sister in New Haven. Mrs. f. w.
Griswold of II Trumbull street. His
\ relatives claim that he did not know
the ore was stolen when he pur-
! chased It, International complications
arc expected over his death and.elocal
residents are keeping sharp lookout
for all the latest moves.
: Mrs. Iauraettc tKenea) Sage.
The funeral of Mrs. Lauraette
(Kenea) Sage was held from her late
home this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Teev S. A F1ske pastor of Berlin Con-
u gregational church. offlciated and
burial was In the family plot in
\ Maple cemetery. A large number of
beautiful floral offerings were pre-
senfed showing the great esteem in
which the deceased was held.
Taken Sick in Station.
Frank MCGOWAN was found in the
Waiting room OF the Berlin railroad
s station this morning so i'll that he
\ was unable to move. Notice was sent
to- Selectman w, I. Alling and he
soon arrival on the scene with DR.
r. M. Griswold. 1T was seen at a
glance that the man was In need OF
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
ECONOMY Non

London, Jan. 2.-Lefthen enj
skirts and shorten the sfes as aiI!
other wartime economywas the pie]
made in parliament ye otner ua1
The member told of gohg through tn
fashionable quarter a London's shop
ping district finding women's foot
wear selling for ,fr1n $40 to $1b
pair, the average legth OF the upps,
being from ten tosixteen incnes.
found some as HIN as % inches.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
FRAUDS ON RAILROADS

London, Jan. Pin reporting an
crease of more than one hundredFs
cent. in ticket frauds by passeftt
since the war began, the Great 80
ern Railway Magazine says ting
offenders are women and girYunl!
ton workers. This year one tiiw11
company alone has prosecuH ny
hundred and thirty persons 4 trau'i
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA

Toxic, Jan. /2.-Viscount Yasuyj
Uchida, formG Japanese anfbassoda.
TO washing toa, has been designated g
ambassador 10 Russia, IN succs,
to Viscount Ichiro Motona', me
ter was recently appointed in'n's'1
for foreign affairs.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02

London. Jan. 2-Starting with the
February issues. the regular price Of
all illustrated monthly magazines in
penny 1.-TWO cents,) on account of the
increased cost Of paper and other
materials. Nearly all magazines now
sell for six pence.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
BOOT AND SHOE TRADE

London, Jan. 2.-During the year
just closed the imports of boots and
shoes from abroad, exceeded in value
the record for the biggest year of
the American shoe invasion of 1851,
while the exports of British made
shoes exceeded by more than $4,000
600 the highest total Of pre-war times.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02

Taupe chiffon, much trimmed with
cluster bands of panne velvet. also
taupe, gives this interesting afternoon
frock. The chiffon waist is picked
out with patches Of metal embroidery.
the vest being softened with a touch
Of white.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02

HANDSOME PORTIERES-AH
over figured style, formerly priced
800, sale price ......... IS. 48.
Double Faced Portieres, red and
green, regular 50 value, for 81 pr.
Embossed Velour Portieres, red
and mulberry shades, $500 value,
..5 $3.50 each.
Silk POrtieres, dark brown and
blue mixtures, were $3.50, for
$3.50 pair.
Tapestry Table Spreads, SO in.
square, were priced 81, sale price.
$3.50.
so inch Couch Covers, in Silver
gray. regular $3.50 value, sale
price 1895 each.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02

BY THE YARD WE OFFER
Plain scrim in white, cream and
ecru, with tape border, 10c grade
for SHc yard. Regular 1910
grade, 10hc yard. Wolfe and Mar
qaisette of zoe quality. in white,
cream and ecru for tic yard. Plain
and tapped border Marquisette, 25c
kind, 21c yard. Figured Madras,
white and ecru, Csc grade, 21c
yard. Swiss Muslin, Sc inch, 15c
kind, figured and dotted, for 12Hc
yard. Best 16c figured and plain
Silkoline 12Hc yard. Figured zoe
Cy.nfOnne TIC vnrf1fl
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-02
Are You Taking Advantage Of
Our Great January Cost Sale?
Cheese for Cost at Drapery Departmel
There's Much There to Interest

for made
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
9p1sfal6.

Sorle6en er Roptain g. S. Slit
gaaro, btltnof Danmorfs ploite
Sf~ibsfgrer, afgaoet peo De6en / fl
Stem / @ellerup.
Raptain &litgaaro bar, / Splge
r8erl. Gio." fgot / B1ofbus, tom
meget tiolig til Sps, og i en- Mlber
LAT fun 20 Mar bar ban Sprer al
en- Brig pan &inn-&Diten. Dereftcr
bar ban / en- balp 5neS Mar Ggrer
al en- rusiif 8arf biemmebgrenbe
S6eSfa. 5enere bar ban / mango
Mor paa Sbalfangit / Morbisbapet
iom Minbe ON benne 8eriooe al
bans 2ib itaar oe6 Sn61fgrslen til
ben 8aar0 | SAILS, bbor ban en- Gio
lang bar boit66enoe, &aberne al en-
|Sbo11, Tom ban en- Gong boDoe fah=
get 8Rringsltra6et.
Set ft0ite 5fib, @aptajn Slit
gaaro fgrte, Dar Dumpifibet u8on=
Htoppioan" al &i9benbabn. son bar
oeforeret meo Dnnnebrogsoroenens
Miooerfors og 9anif 21opog babe
beoret BAN meo Selffabets @uIo-
me6uille.
On SIN at ben Mfogoe. Moro=
fjerne &litgaaro, er Dampifibgefs=
.peottgr San 6rancisco; Ell onoe11
Sen er boiat / 2on6on og en- Datter
| Mnltralien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Maa Ielb brinae @ul.

Sorleoen Dag bleD en- fienot eel
Ore Dame begrabet paa 0eobpf Sir
fegaaro. 90 ct meget talrigt Selge
benteoeS fra &igbenbabn, baboe Ser
|NfDpoeS SlRgtninee a11mobet 5tots=
banerne ON ct gfStratog. timber Sc
%nuppreroe &llforraao fnnoe Gene
ralotreftoratet 11otnrligbis lite img.
oefomme ct iaaoont 8nife 80 lite
en- Gong, ON Ser bleb tilbuot Ben
treoobbelte Nris. De Gfterlebenoe
opgap imiolertib life ggbre0, men
iipnrgte, ON De fnnoe faa ct gfstra-
tog til oroinar 8ris, bbig Sc ielp
tug &nl rte6 tiI1 2ofomotibet. Ser
til bab6e @eneroloireftoratet intet
at i%rrobenoe, o. set gnifeoe gog fif
iaa Sob til at oompe af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
ie. Maar Eabet e. iaa itort, ifDloes
oet ! nogen @rao, at mango Oiar=
1tnl=5fonnerter bar leilet meo ErR,l
Danif MrbeiDe.

Gprfatteren sc. Mnberien=g eerd,
Ser Ct intimt fnpttet tic 5ocialoe=
mofratiet, bar for1eoen bo.ot ct 80
.reorng, bpori ban 81. d. bergrfe 5orf-
boloene efter &rigen og De Bnr1tt-
ligbeoer, Ser til ben Eio Dil m6oe
bnllif G%rbberpslip.
@nglono, uotalte ban bl. 9.
i Sglge .8prien" bill nj til atbrpo-
.fpoe fig ielD % omgipe 2anoet mel
Me1re af enbber 5lags. Dnnmatrf
maa ie Jig ON efter andre 2anoe
til l1bfpriel. @nglRnoerne bar nnoel
4rigen lnrt at SaDe Weoicin og Sar=
Der, 1om man f9r maatte bnpe ira
|Gpiflonb. 8erDen gaar no al Sri
gen meb Sen 29re: 5tol iffe pao
o11ore, men lab alt lelD..
Monge foragter BET rationale.
men Sen bnnife Station er en- Gam:
bprigbeo, ifabt gien11em Suiino'
Mor. 81 bar noget, Sc anore iffs
bar, nemlig SET, Ser er oanif. Mer
LINDEN for bort @rbberbsliD er b
%giememipret af fremmeoe W}oDer
8i ifal bope 8ari1erbatte, arnerifon
ffe 8lobe oib., ellers 0uer 6e fife
Sore egne @orer fan life iRlgeS
|fgr sc Dor facet enten ct TIFF ellel
ct frnnff 5tempel. 9ette er 5nob
BERT. 81 maa p9re % bebi6lt, bbai
iaa6ant betp0er. Maar en- tpif 8ar'
ilaor Ell oanif 10, t. gfs. 2ofomo
|tiper, fua er Der tabt ct 5tpfff'
6anif 2uno. Ng bi mau tilme6 ielt
beta1e Observation-Disclosures
Maar @rigen er forbi, bill ri fat
en- %forfaroeltg &%onfnrrence, 1aa ifa
Sp1ferne til at erobre beres Marfe
Ser tilbage. 81 bill blibe fDl6t mel
Ell Masie maiferebe tDffe Sirmaer
Tom bill trpffe % megtigt. 81 e
nfbengige af a11ltilfgrielen. SO eno
ba bor hi Gprp NOT til alt bort Sor
brug. Seen Ri mangler Snittatir
Mlligebel maa bt itaa 2olt % Sra
iammen og tage 5feen / en- an6e
&aan6, iau hi 1arer at forlpne 0
feb. 8i maa beo6e Setningen
Danmarf for Dan1ferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
arigsfangeleirene.

Som tioIigere meooelt er Ser til
Danmarf atfommet ct itgrre Mntnl
at iaareoe &rigsfanger, Ser ffal
pleieS % forblibe BERT 2anoet mo=
til &rigens Slutning. Ser finoes
boaoe tDife, sitrigife % rusiiffe SSn-
balioer. st 6anf 8loo ifriber ON
biS1e 2eire f6lgeribe:
De to imuffe smaobper i Sor=
iergo Segn og beo Salo, bbor. ben
oanffe stat er @ert for Sc fDge
&rigSfanger, bofier taoig i 8efo!Hf=
11ingsantal. S 5oriergo er SCI. nj
co. $50 &rigsinbalioer, j SaIo=
2ejren CO, 300, % oels Sc nar-
museiitte Doge, bels ben paa nget1 Bill
.2eilrer1e blibe D6erligere nopioeoe
me6 benbolosOis $50 90 225 arigg-
irDnlioer. s.5. 23
S 2eire1te gaar 2ibet fiji reqel-
711oesiige Gong. Den CODE 8leie, ser.
h= diG,e &~qtienterne, SIR auereoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
st Mpbe peo Tronten.

Det isn0erjpoife Blao u&ejmoal"
beretter ON fblgenoe marfelige Opt
1ooe, Der for nplig er forefaloen pan
ben fore 51agmorf imo6 BeIt.
@aor0ejer og @eitgiper Ses Son,
len fra 2unotofte peb @lifleb, ser
er / 5elten Tom unoerofficer, % iom
garntionere6e / en- 2on6sbp / Moro=
fronfrig, mgbte poa en- &un6e t
nofonten al 2an6sbDen en- Mrtilleri=
Examinations -4olonne. l16en at og,
tie bt6ere pao Sen pilbe ban roltgt
looe ben pusiere forbL men plu6-
ielig iprang lige beo 5ioen al bam
en- ung 5oloat at Soften og uobrp6
paa goot Dnnff:
rNoo, 6ar! gu fjen6er mig NOT
lite merel" .~aH
Sberraffelien og @lp6en Dor 5tor,
efteriom Sober og SIN lite bap6e
let binonoen ! set fioite @or.
st 9jeblif efter bIeb Der giort
Solot. 2eitnanten og 0agtmeltere11
Tom M ogian til Ste6e og notrpfte
oeres Sorunoring ODER oen fieIone
Et1oragelie, % Sober og @en fit
2eiligbeo til UNDER en- bolp Eimes
Snil at glemme Seltlipets Mlpor %
Stroba6ier for @lpoen ODER Cont
paret og nopefslingen of Sc felles
Wftnoer fra Siemmet.
0giaa en6n1 Ell Mor6Iespiger, en-
goo 8efjenot at Dem, bite fig at
opboloe fig peo Sen famine Mf6e-
ling,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Stbs ulpffe.
Sra Sabbro ~ifripes:

Srd 9aDbrp tribes:
On 14-aarig Bige, Dotter al
.Gaaroeier SSulil1s Nie!ien, Mgl-
gaaros Morf, blep forleoen Dag
frDgfelig tilre6t / en- ginomotor.
Meoens Motoren bar / @orq,
fr6b bun op / ben. 0inoen bar
1aa f6rt benoes Saorpiife ben moo
Nrelen, ON bDiIfen be inoeoe fig
! frpgteltg Sart mes set Me1ultat,
at 8arnet bleb fuloitanoig ifalpe-
rel, baaoe Soar, Sopeobuo og set
enc Dre bar afrebet.. Gorpl6renc
Der, bar Strife, bleb burtiglt mu-
l1gt bentet biem, % 2egen tilfolot;
ban onldgoe en- foreIgbig gorbiu-
Ding, boorefter bun i giI fisrtes til
Spgebug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Sen banife frgapl.

Direftpren for Sen peroensfienbte
Srgdblsforretning / 96enie, CIR.
Dpbnfelot, fpl6te forle6en so Mar
/ bpilfen Mnleoning ct oonif 8la6
1friber:
gbr. Debnfel6ts SIP bar formet
fig iaa!e6eS, at oct moaife funoe
boDe gibet bans fore 8psbnrn, 49,
@bentDr6igteren s. 6. Mnberien ~
5tof til ct MT Gpentpr. S 1882
opertog ben unge 0ebnfel0t 6a6e=
renS @artneri, Ser lammen me6
0liens @artneri / famine 8p
5Diitnof bar Sc iterite 5orretninger
i oeres 0rf 16en for &ipbenbnbn.
Mllere6e 9 Mar fenere 11bpibe6e CTR.
DGbnfel6t 6orretningerne peb at be-
gDnoe paa Srgap1 / bollnnbif 5til,
.men1i en- beifeben Moaleltof. San
foretpgi fine ferife Sorlgg paa ct
Mreal iof tim g So. 2nno, babbe
imiolertib Sel0et me6 fig, og / Mo=
renes 2b er 9ebnfel6ts Jreapl
ipl1lmet op til at omfatte 500 Men-
neifer. Sorretningen f%onfl1rrerer
MI me6 De 1tore bolnnoife Srg=
.E4tg ~, ~
centrer paa nblon6ets Morfe6er, %
Den er blebet ombonnet til ct ST
tieielifab me6 Gbr. Dpbnfelbt iom
aominiitreren6e Direftpr. Dabn=
fel6tS itore &pacint= % Eulipanmar-
fer beb 5tige er / BlomItringstioerl
en- 5ebRr6igbeo, bbortil Ser bolfarz
tes longbeiS fra.
CIR. Dpbnfelbt CT Sormano %
8eftDrel1esme6lem / en- Mpffe 1tore
|Selfaber og Sn1titutioner og npoer
megen Mnieelie i fin Seoebp, ion1
ban bl. a. bor ifpnfet set lmnffffe
Wfltnfemoie=Mnl9g. Mf D6enle sc
oterS 8eitpre1ie er ban fife alene
ct meget birfiom Meolem. men ban
bar ogiaa b9ientlig bioraget til at
fobe 5eatret ct iolibt pfonomiif
@rnnolag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

Mand npdte mig til at prove Lydia
q. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Oct gjorde jeg, NIT Helbred for
bedredes og jeg r MI Moder til
en- Pige og gjGr alt NIT eget Hus-
arbejde." ~ Mrs. ALia B. Tim,
mons, 216 Almond ST., Poplar
Bluff, Mo.
| mango andre HEN, der en-
gang var barnlqse, er der nu Born,
fordi Diet er ct Faktum, at Lydia
p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
gjpr Kvinden normal, rask og stark.
Skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham Me-
dicine CO., Lynn, Mass, for Rad
--det vii blive fortroligt og nyttigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
@aabernb.

2 8rbore, ben 16=nortge Scarf og
Den 8-uarige 4nub Sanien Iegeoe
.forleoen &gbere % 5olooter / oereg
Stem ! acknowledgements 80,
4jgbenbabn. timber 9egen offDreo,
ben itore Dreng Ell 8epolber moo
lin lille 8ro6er. 8aobnet bar Loot,
.og &nro Sanien itDrteoe ON paa
Gl1.pet, rant of en- @l1gIe / Sobe-
oct: SON bleb bragt til Sofpitulct,
bpor ban efter fort Sio afeif peo
9eoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
NIOderskab 81
kvindens Gl@de.
Forslag tilKvlnder aden Born.

Blandt de Egenskaber som Ly-
.dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound besidder, Ell Eynen til at
5fjerne Ufrugtbarhed mango Kyinn-
ders Tilfalde. Dette Faktum er
fastslaaet og beyist at fdlgende
Brev, og Hundreder at andre, vi.
.har offentliggjort disse Spalter.
Poplar Bluff, Mo. Jeg On
skier at andre Kvinder skal kjende
hvilken Velsignelse Lydia E. Pink
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Gre6gforipg.

giifop 8oulien bar / Sglge uaar-
bus Ntntstioenoe" ne0iat en- Brob-
iteret, beitdaenoe al Serreosfogoen /
@ibe og 8rohft MeItergoaro, Na-
11ltrn, til at unoerigge rogIe Mffarer
Der lang gi6 bar baret mellem
8ofor Sgrgerien, garrner, % Ell
at Sognetg 2prere, NonIfen ! Sch
berinno. 9raifen % 2arere11 bar
ligget Strib ben iioite babe Sneg
glor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Dp6sfah.

Dpbgfalb.
2unostingsmanb, @rosierer Sol
uer Beter5en digit pluoielig beo 9 as
Sen Den 26. Mui, rant al ct Slag=
tilfeloe. ..
Sermeo CT Ell al Be beoit fIlenote
Mpao inoelfpr Ben banife SonoelS=.
1tano gaoet bort, % Der er fun faa,
Ser i &raft og @ilie naar op beO.
Sioen al Solger @eterie1. 2igeleoes
bar ban en- inoflp6elieSrig Meano
inoenfor Bortiet Sgire % l9rltg
Torlparspenner11e baDoe en- ltart
5tgtte fra oenne Mono, iom biolte
bpa6 set betp0er at babe ct tor1oar=
1iqt 6or1borspeien,. 90 ban iom Tr'-.
bi!lig bopoe beltaget | Rrtgen 1864.
$. @eterlen, Ser Dor fpot ben ..
Sunni 1843, bar 5bn al en- Nroprle-
ter paa 2uagegaar6 peo @eile. Sans
&u1tr1t, Dotter al &onill bon Mller,
bg6e / 1878 % efterloo Jig en- enelte
@9n, ser til Soberens ltore 5org.
fit 2ungebinosbetenoel1e % gonlfe
ung opoe. &olger &eterien> ser bar
n66onnet Mannfaftl1ri1t, beltog lom
Sripi1lig / &rigen 1864 og bor meo
/ Mfferen beo 2nn6bp, bpor Set bite
fla, at Sc tpife @ebprer bar De 0an<
ffe onerlegen. Sra &rigsminoerne
ifrep fig bans iprlige Snteresie TO:
@gnoeripllano og bans itprfe So
triotisme, iom alle reipeftereoe, oa
Sen un6erbpggeoes at poiitipe Sa'1o-
Finger. Otter fin 9iemfomt fra
Selttoget grl1nolagoe ban 6irmaet
@olger Heterien, Der fremitilleoe og
forban6le6e bisie imaa Npoben6tg-
bebsortifler, 1aa1om &nnpper, Sc.
Ter, B9n6ler etc, men iom be6 CITE
fens u1aobonlige ,8lib % @bner uo<
biflebes % in6en for lin 8rancbe
bleb Nor6ens 1tbrlte. Sorretningen
eier 6abrifer og bar Gilialer /
@tocfbolm og Malme, lige1om 6etl
ejer set fienote @us pna &gbmager-
gaoe, bbor ogiaa Mesiem bor 2ofa=
Ter. Set ergreoe ofte So1ger &e-
terien, at Solf troeoe, at Mesien
bar @ier al Suiet.
San bab6e mango bigtige Sil1ios-
Bberb lom oct bIiber bonifeligt al
u6fDl6e; men ct al be mango Gil
liosbberb ban 1otte met &rts paa,
Dor u6en Gpibl bans @tilling font
Gorman6 / 9itoiiatiff' &ompagni.-
9plger &eterien % nfbe0e @rosfez
rer &eff6ing bar be to fenbte To-
benbabn1fe &ebmenb, Ser f9rlt tit
9ie for $. g. Mn6erfens 5torbeb,
og Solger bar / al 8efeoenbeb 1tolt
ober lom Gormanb / &ompagniet at
bibrage lit til, at Direftgrens efter=
baonoen g%igantiife Sanbelstanfer
burtigt og meo 8eItpreliens St6ttc
fsrtes nb / 8irfeIigbeoen.
@n anben 5og, Ser og1aa laa bam
poo Sierte, bar @e6eiagen; og af oe
morge Smaatrnf, ser fortelles beo
bans 800, fon n9bnes fplgenoe:
S ben @ra6 elffe6e &olger Setter
Ten &eoeiager, at bon en- Gong for
talte Ell al fine mere 8enner, bpor-
1e6es ban, Der bnr bornlps, nnlten
fnnoe betragte Erperne 1om fine
B6rn, ia, at ban fun6e orgmr1e ON
oem. San interes1ere6e fig for
4rnit, ogiaa for 2itterat11r, met
iifffe for Mufif. Sine pribote Snter=
ester bab6e ban Sill tic at DDrfe,
for6i ban iiRl0ent gift 10. Son tom
foo goot Tom a1orig / 5elifnber,
men til @iengiplo inbitere0e ban /
rigt Maal @ennerne og sleeten
biem til fig. ntDipliomt p!te ba1t
fig font Ell lDfffelig Man6. 9g ban
fag6e BET ogfau ieDnligt.
arissfangeleirene,
Go~ 4.ST.~o -Sn Icy
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MaritaI far miItet 100 Gfibe.

Decentralization bar i farlig
Grao ppret nofat for Eorpeoerin-
ser % Mineiprpngninger UNDER
arigen. gfibsmagler @rpmar11 i
Marftal oplDier 5glge uSpng 81
.oet1oe", at op imoo 100 gfibe er
gaaet neo iioen @rigeng 8egpn6el-
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hams. Vegetable
Compound har
veret for mig.
vi havde altid
Gnsket ct Barn j
wort HEM, men
sjeg var syag og
var like i Stand.
til at udfpre nit
Arbejde. Baade
min Moder OF
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nDet gale Mennefe,a Itgnneoe

bon. .
uDa ri tom ino Norten, bp-
beoe ban fin 5tof ober nit Sopeo,
sSeg troeoe leg ifuloe babe Nrpgl.
Gl10!, bpifeoe ban. Seq gior6e
Oct. Saa ilog ban mig tire Congo
oben / Sopeoet meb 5toffen %
raabte bDer Gang:
rIaf for 2l1opiggbaffe."
Or leg faroig, Wie6, ri rifle:
rer at blipe notcre6e for @a0euor.
benz" fagoe leg.
rSSeg bar gr9bt oper 9ereS Soc
otto Dage," lnffe6e ban iaa, oe:
gale Wenneife.
Mf al Sen M%nerfienoelfe, u2uo
pigsbaffe" %inobrngte Sermon 8ung
bar 8ieo bel Sen, Ser CAB fin @le'
De BET met effeftful6e l1otrDf.