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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
st. Bartholomew Church.

Sts ndTA1NOlOntNN .
Calendar for the week:
August IL, the eleventh Sunday
after Trinity:
Holy communion. 1880 a. m.
Sunday school, 9:15.
Morning prayer, Litany and
sermon, 10:45.
Evening prayer. 4:30 p. m.
At McGill: Sunday evening at
T:30 in X. of p. hall, evening PRAYER
and sermon.
Wednesday: Regular meeting of
the Guild with Mrs. Weber. at 2:15
D.. m. At Z p. m, Litany, in Guild
room of the church.
We are asking the children of the
Sunday school to each earn a dollar
and take out a Red Cross member
ship. Ii is hoped thai the parents
and friends will assist the little folks
in this. Seventeen of the children
are now wearing the Red Cross
button.
All are cordially invited to attend
the church and take part in its Work
Jos. w. Gum, Vicar. !
i
The Protestant Church of McGill.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. a. m
Public worship at 1880 p. m.
Sermon topic: The Greatest Princi-
pie in Christian Progress
REV. RICHARD T. WILTON,
Pastor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19

The cast includes wellknown stars and players such as
Wallace Reid. Theodore Roberts. Hobart Bosworth. Tuhy Mar
shall. Raymond Haton. Charles clary. Hugo b. Koch, Marjorie
Daw. Lillian Leighton, James Neill. William Elmer, II. b. Car
penter. William Conkhn. Walter Long, John Oaker, stephen
Grey Ernest Joy. Emiius Jorgenson.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Methodist Episcopal Church.
|. o. o. F. hall Ely. August 1e.
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Public service at II a. m. and
7:30p. m.
At the evening services Mr.. Ed
wards will sing.
At Ruth services are held every
Thursday evening at 7:45. Sunday
school every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Everybody cordially welcomed.
LATHAM INGHAM. Pastor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
,o,u,r,ox CONCERNING JOAN THE WOMAN"
Title.

Title.
The picture is entitled loan the Woman fresen'eu ;"
Jasse 7 Iaskv: produced by Cecil b. DeM1Hle; write if .e
screen by Miss Jeanne Macpherson, founded on the lie Oh 'oa
of Arc.
The Star.
The star is Miss Geraldine Farrar. famous opera prim
son,a ~ marks bar first appearance in a picture of consider
able length. More than a year ago Miss Farrar appeared III
three fve-part photoplays under Mr.. DENIES ree' e"'''"'
Carmen" Temptation" and Maria Rosa
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
The Director.

The director is Mr.. Cecil B. DeMille. director general OF TN
Jesse l.. Lasky Feature Play Company, and Joan the Woman
is his first production of magnitude. In the three years hce
Mr. DeMille has devoted his dramatic talents exclusively 10
photoplay production. he has produced some OF the hnest nv
part pictures o n any program. including The Cheat car
men, Temptation Maria Rosa The Golden Chance, The
Rose of the Rancho and a score of Others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
MlO-WEEk MEETING WILL BE De.
VOTED LARGELY TO LOYALTY
GATHERING.
Excellent Program Arranged Betting
70 Celebrating Historical
Anniversary.

As q manifestation OF tu'. spirit %
loyal PATRIOTISM. the majority OF the
church congregations OF this city w!i!
devote the STeaIer part Of their md
week services this evening 20 patriotic
demonstrations bedttinc 20 the land
anniversary OF Tho battle OF LeXing-
Ton and the famous historical ride CO
Paul Revere. Tn" anniversary is 10
be widely celebrated in Wheeling. he
ginning this afternoon in tn" schools
and closing with asroUSinS mass lneet-
ING In the Market Auditorium totlnr-
row night. The pastors OF ri" churches
have complied with the request sent
out by the Rev. Or. Clarence Eugene
Allen of Fourth Street NcthodiSt
Episcopal church. and the Rev. Dr..
Claude Porter Terry of the First Pres
bvtetan church. members Of tina
church committee for the celebration.
Veterans at Zion Church.:
Among the pastors who have an
nounced that special patriotic services
VIII be held this evening is the Rev.
A. l. Ber1ze OF Zion Lutheran church.
els Market stree. The veterans cf
the Grand Army OF the Republic will
attend the services in a body. aCCora-
panied BY the Daughters Of Veterans.
the United Boys Brigade % AmcriTa
and other patriotic organizations The
Rev. DR.. Benxe will deliver Il discourse
while Others will speak. The largo
choir will sing 4 special PATRIOTIC pro-
gram. The church will De e!2hoEate!E
decorated in national colors.
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal.
The Rev. Clarence Eugene Alien
will deliver Il talk on patriotism amt
loyalty. F. (. Probst. Sunday school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
PLEDGE
LOYALTY TO u, S.
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS At CLOSE
OF TWO-DAY MEETING IN
HOTEL WINDSOR
Huntington Chosen As Next Convcn
ton City--W. J. lukens Is
Reelected President

Resolutions endorsing Pre- siden,
, Woodrow Wilson'S stand in The inter
national crisis and renewing their
pledges Of loyalty and allegiance to
III" nation and stale were adopted
unanimously at The closing sessions
iof Ihc West virginia Retail Jewelers.
association in The Hotel Windsor yes:
.ierday afternoon.
Officers were elected ana Hunting.
! Ton WIS chosen rs the 1918 cOnven.
,riOn city. The officers werr. rc.eicci-
ed rs follows: W. !. Lukrns. presi-
dent: ". i. Jones. Martinsburg. sec.
rrl%ry and treasurer; =. Y. Neal. first
vice president: W. r. Eis"nSmilh. sec
ond vice president: &. NJ. Wallace.
third vic" president: Will l.. Frede-
! KING. fourth vice president: and Lloyd
! Erhard. fifth vice president.
An address b? +. L. Combs. for
!lhre" Years national president and
/ now member Of the executive COM
mittCe featured the morning session.
Col. John l.. Shepherd. iewclcr mis-
| SlnHaTy who WAS scheduled for an adj
dress Yesterday morning. spoke on
the preceding day.
In the afternoon Il number OF sub
jects Of interest 10 the jrwclor we're
discussed. They brought out many
I Now ideas for promoting The jewclry
| business.
Go To Pittsburgh
! i'Ei iiil" business was transacted
ai III" session held in Wheeling this
!l"ar, The meeting sbring held purely
li"r ihc prrpoS" * promoting good
methods tending 10 improve the bus.
mess.
! Following lie Adjournment Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
| UPON MOTHER-|N-LAW
Is Charge Upon Which Beech Bottom
Man Is Arrested-NoW in
WcIISburu Jail.

Attempted riminal assault upon his
mother-n-aw is The revolving charge
in the West Virginia warrant upon
which Oryile Eddy. Of Beech Bottom,
Brooke county. was arrested n War,
rrn. o., last night. Eddy was taken
20 the county Jail at Wellsburg and
will be- given Il preliminary hearing
today by Justice of the Peace W. r.
Glass ar NellSburg.
The victim of the attempted assault
is Mrs. Moll!e ArbauGh.. Il widow. who
makes her home with her son AT War
wood. and with her daughter. Mrs.
Eddy. Al Beech Bottom.
Last Monday night Eddy escorted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Mrs Arbaugh TO the Panhandle trac-
lion station at Beech Bottom, and it
was while waiting for the car that the
assault is alleged TO have been COM
mitted. The woman resisted and sue.
ceeded in preventing the accomplish
ing Of the object of the attack. She
proceeded TO Warwood and sent her
son 10 inform Mrs. Eddy Of what had
occurred. Mrs. Eddy. indignant, left
her home for that Of her brother in
Warwood. Eddy upon his return
home finding his wife had left, pro
cceded TO demolish everything in
sight, after which he fed to Ohio.
where his arrest followed last night.
Eddy has. been employed at the
Beech Bottom coal mines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
PRIMARY VOTING
SELECTED
THIRTY NINE PRECINCTS PRO.
VlDEO FOR BY ELECTION
COMMITTEE.
City Auditor Ahrens Will Have Lists
of Voting Rooms Posted In.
Each Precinct.

The selection of thirty-nine, voting
places for The city primary, May 10,
was completed last evening by the
election committeeman of council.
City Auditor Charles n. Ahrcns at
once will have cards bearing the COM
pletc list of voting places printed 10
be posted about The city.
II possible the same voting places
will be used for the general city eiec-
ton May "a. Some changes. however,
may have 10 be made. The voting
places for the primary will be:
First Ward.
Precinct NO. POD Main street.
Precinct NO. 444 Main street.
Precinct NO. GAG Main street.
Precinct NO. 7lG Main street.
Precinct mo. | Baker street.
Second Ward.
Precinct NO. 923 Market street.
Precinct No. A. Eleventh street
.Prcncinct 3--No. 1113 NcColloch
street.
Precinct I-Twelf,h and Chapino
streets.
Third Ward.
Precinct NO ~ Fourteenth street.
Precinct 2-POlicc court room.
Precinct No. l4lG Wood street.
Precinct NO. 20Q Fourteenth
street.
Fourth Ward
Precinct NO. 30 Seventeenth
street.
Precinct mo. les Eighteenth
street.
Precinc, NO. .l7li Wood street.
Fifth Ward.
Precinct 1--ChaIlcS lhlrnfeldS bar
Der shop. 1910 Market street.
- I.,f ~ ~ y
shop. 2l27E. Market street.
Precinct 3--Jacob Eoos' residence
2cNS Market street.
Precinct 4--.Johu Sonncfclds barber
Ishop, 1925 Market street.
Sixth Ward
Precinct NO. II Twenty-sixtr
street.
Precinct No. 241O Chapline street
Precinct NO. 2:25 Eoff street.
Precinct NO.. 26O5 Chapline street
Precinct 5-No. Al Twenty-ceventh
street
Precinct G-No. III Thirty-hrst
street.
Precinct NO. 300 .McColloch
street.
Seventh Ward.
Pcecinct1--No. 80 Vermont street.
Precinct NO. 21J South Broad
way.
Precinc, 3-Northeast corner South
Penn and Virginia.
Precinct 4-IsIand Hose House.
Precinct NO. 81 Maryland street
Precinct 6-No. 27 Kentucky street
Precinct No. Ala North Huron.
! Eighth Ward.
Precinct NO. 1929 Jacob street.
Precinct No. 3707 Jacob street.
Precinct No. 1921 Jacob street.
Precinct mo. 1925 Jacob street.
Prncinci NO ALL Jacob street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
Vance Memorial.

An unusually interesting and IN
structive program will hr given IN
Vance Memorial church. Nodhal". Il"
Rev. Dr.. James NJ. Potter will briefly
review rho historical anniversary br-
u@ crlnbratcd Among lie other
speakers vii be- pr. john l.. Dick"E
and Pliny q. Clark. Patriotic solos
Will he sung by Mrs. +. H. Ryder
and Robarr Williams. whiiG Paul tie
vere's Ride" vii b. read ny Miss Sarah
Jackson The chiidr"n'S chorus Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
RIVER NEWS

~, STAG "f III" OH" river On the
MARKS Il; ii," Wheeling wharf hout last
might WAS feet t. was still falling
Si"wIy.
IL" lihrriy cleared ~ 1l:%0 o'clock
l"Si"rdHE f"r MutaHriraS. Tn" packet
H. :-ch''riul"d 10 rcturrl "Wednesday ,.Vcn-
inG. clearing aIain Thursday for Mari
eta. TIL" Steamers X. Dunbar and
i:uih "t ;hc ohio and kannwha TrauS-
p"rthtiun company. will ply III local
waters :hi$ Week. tn" former passing
'd"wn "nrCnt" 10 charleston m s n'rl"rk
tonight. and the latter rnrout" 10 Fitts-
inrgh Da""Inr here Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Rev. Dr. +. G. Howard vii speak on
THE Cali Of Tie Nation and the Re-
Sponse Of til" Ch:Irh." Services VIII
begin at T:l3 O'Clock. Or. Howard wiil
toll III" Important Significance ii The
celebration OF the battle Of Lexington
10 the American poopl" n This Time.
Special music will lie rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
E;rst PRESBYTERIAN.

An imprcssir" patriotic program mas
been arranged 20 be- given in he flrst
Presbyterian church beginning at !:"H
o clock. including Il special SOM; sctN.
ice The Rev. Or. Terry VIII re'lH"
The History OF The battle Of Lexington
and deSrrih:. in. famous ride 0f Paul
Revere. The program Will mcIudo
at HOY, sneakers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Beginning az s o'caot+i I, Loyalty Srl.,
gious service will b" h"Il in -. James
f.var2ciical Lutheran "hurrA. IAh!'
Chapline street. The Rev. Waiter T..
Schuntle will speak. and Paul Re
vrres Ride. wl! hr frcil"d bc y. t.
Morgan The .iE"riiug Will he III
clarc" OF OTTO S;jIenk. president Of Tho
conIre cation. Patriotic SONGS VIII be
sung, and the Churrh will be apprO-
priately dncor;ri"d in american t!aSs
and national cOtJrs
First English Lutheran.
In view of the national crises, he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
SPECIAL PATRIOTIC SERVICES IN
WHEELING CHURCHES TONIGHT

Superjntenden'. Will have, charge OF
The services and viii also speak. MIS-.
Bodtry Brooks will reci;n l.onsfettow :
roerr. paul Rrvcro's Midnight itldc.
\ special musical programs VIII DC
rruurrpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
POLICE COURT NOTES

In polio. court yesterday, Tom Regain
was released on n drunk charge on con-
di,ion tina; he get out Of town and stay
n,t Henry HulEn. Abe Lewis and Joe
NarniS were fined SO and costs for fight
ing. Tom Drvinc went to the hill for
trrt days for being drunk. +. Hardy
went 10 tho workhouSc for twenty days
for hitting Mrs. SiGmore. while drunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
Third Presbyterian Church

Attorney John f. Arhrn& and cot.
Richard Robertson will DC the princi-
pal speakers al tonlghls services in
the Third Presbyterian church. OF
winch rr. J. p. Lcycnhc:Gcr i, pas
Tor. \ solo will be sung by John
Acker and the reading of Lungfnl-
lows Paul NCvcre's hide will he
given By Miss Helen Bowers Tho
Sunday school children w-l sing. The
services begin at - o'clock.
Other Churches TO Have Services.
DESPITE the fact that other pH>lur:'
have not signiti"d their intention ri
having special patriotic programs IN
connoctinn with tn" mid-w""K sorry.
ices tonight. nevertheless there viii
very likely b" some such maniI">ia'
ton at al Ihr churches.
Colorcd People Patriotic.
The COlorcd church prnpl" OF
Wheeling will dnmonstral" HEIR ra.
t.io,;sm tonight in the same oppr",
a,n and Chrisfian.loyary manner a.
mo u;hc" CONGREGATIONS. BEGINNING
4, 80 a patriotic program in con
npc;ion with the loyal .r!r!' uf al
trrln Americans will b" rendered N
Wavman \. VI. T.. church. 49, Market
street. Tho program viii !nrIud" y
number Of good addresses h o"mc. nt
the mos, learned negroes o. 'hi& city.
The choir will sing special s"l"rt!"N
and historical poems anal incidents
will he r"Cit"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
MRS. KELLY TO SPEAK.

Mrs. Mary Louise Kelly. a promi-
nen1 state workers OF West Virginia
c.. ". b. NJ, will deliver an address
at the Island Christian church this
evening. The public is invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
MEETING FOR MEN AT
ISLAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Century Bible class Of The Is.
land Christian church invites the men
of the city To Il special mems meeting
To be held AT the church Thursday
evening al s o'clock. John Mullen,
pastor of The Christia church at East
Liverpool O., will deliver the address.
Mr.. Mullen is strong speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Mistress i want to Kill n couple Of
chickens FOR dinner.
Chaffnr--Yes mum. which car shall
] do II with?-Awgawan-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Gn biitoriif Sit.
@n &rissliit / samle 9ogc.

noenfor 8Den Wenlel, De0 en- M
forlpnglt lori D11n0u Teltningsbro.
f11noe mar1 / fin Si0 le en- ejcnoom1-
n1eligt formet Metol-&egt, ser brig:
tes lom Mo0ungt uo Op- og Me0:
beiSning al 8roen; 6en Dopoe en-
Segt al ct Sar @unore6e Yur1o oQ
bar forn1et fom Ell u@loms locf", er
ipectelt preusliif Dit.
@runbcn ii! oenne mprfelige Slte=
Sorberligelle mao, otter bno6 Or
&rollmon fort9ller / CIT nDlig uO,
fpmmen Bog ONT pitpra>slilfe Tor-
tiosminocr, l9ges iao longt tilbo1r
|lom poo 0en Gi0, ga Memel 5lpt
bleD belejret al 5bu1lferne. 5lottets
8eietni11g foripareoe Jig / lang Sio
meo flor Sapperbeo, % l1oor 5Den=
lferne fife opgob ~8elejringer1, bar
@runben alene Sen, at Sc boobeoe
poo, at sc it1oeiluttebe ifuloe b!ipe
np6t til at opergibe fig tiliioit pdo
@run6 of' Mangel poo 2%epneoSmi0-
let. Iiliiolt oor pirfelig ogiao ollie
:8eiptniuge1s Nrobiantfprrao6 l>o=
tpmte;; 6et enc tie n1oll e>1b11u bonGc
tilbage, bar en>gan1rnel DIT, CIT foo
fal6t r@lnn1sl ocf". % font Sc @e=
|lejrebe paa Sen Torfc at faltc bcnne
Dit IT'S oper 69ltningspol6en / set
.Soab 0erbe0 at bibringe Sjen6en 6e11
Sberbcpis11i,u, at 9eletningen e1lb=
mt bab6e fl1l0t op al Mo0. Og &lo-
r1e1t lDffcoes flr!4oitGn0igt; 0a Jjer=
6eu lao Sc belejreoe fosicre Often,
orog ban bort / oe1 folte Oberbe-
bisning, at Set life pilbe bore mt
ligt ct bringe Teltr1ingcn til Sails
beo uolultning.
Sill Wi1l0e berom nar Set at man
ie11ere lt9bte 6e11 200 Elr,os @lpms=
lacf og anbraqtc Sen pon Set 5teb,
bbor Often 6lep foi tet no ober M1,=
rem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

ben i @plt: Oh, 5on1mcrens @je1t,
0bel life for fort. Men noor
'@run0tpig burger llOtrpffet ~bam"
ont 5torfcn, ligelpm 8pnoen brl1gc>
oct, ioo finger Set loo fritz og ~
ser loo bjelnligt og goot, at III fol1
b9re poa Or0et, Ser CT 11oget glp.
beligt / 2uften. Set fommcr me0
sc m1l1tre 5poler. Disie roppe Spo=
ler> Scr CT uooifillelig fra 5eptbr.=
'6uge1,, ga man Ilet life fall tenfe fig
set ct Dem, Der lpfter &eriet, % gpr
Morfelt u0cn oen1> oisie muntre
}5baler, Ser lbnDer iaa let % bender
ioo ruif oper &lpiemorf og @tubbe,
Set 1plt og frif, let oe flppenoe.
/ Otter oct f9r1te feltlige 8ers ltp=
rer Songcn ligc ms imoO Mioten,
og MiOten er 9onoel1s @oar0. Mell
lifulo. set for Mlbor blipe cit Sang,
oer tog 8on0en iom ban er / bul1s
@lG0e oDer 9plten, 1aa maatte 0ig=
,terel1 fprlt ne0 at lGgge 5foDenS
Nltc rull0t omt Be npbpiteoe Wtorfer
gipe 5angen 0pb0e. 9e lgbplte0c
MorfI, oct er set relte SfriDt imoD
,@aor0en. Sg after set feltlige
;@Ding. Ser, ioa at lige paa Sal
mcl1s DprtnrIfel, bpor man fun bet
ter ltrittcrl6e Stuhbe, ie, ber gpnger
sen frobigt 0uftenoe Commercials:
@bor Marfen bplge0 nDs JONI @1110
nteo Mfs og &ipper bol6e>
Ser lcr n1ol1 MI fun lorten M11lo
% Stubbene Sc goloe.
Scr cr 1ooboll e1 @leOe / bette
&ers, Scr bar toget 5onn1ere1ls
gDllge1roe 5Go op / fin beitlige Slant
lie, at Sen oberltraaler 6e eoe 5tltb=
be, Ioo / 5eptember6ugens @pgge
Dpres en6uu @je1lpoen al 5onme=
Ircns multre Stcmmer pper Sc title
Morfer.
5no CT Solmen / Mfioten, set pil
fige i11oc paa 2pen og / 2a0en. SDis
,5allnc1 Dor begpn0t oerinoe, laa
1naatte sen 11e0pen0igbis bore lprl1,=
gen / 5tDffer, efterlom So og 2a0e,
Sort og 5nffe, er moslibe @ien-
ito1loe, Der lite al fig ielp gaar op
I CT 5almetaft; men On Sen feltlige
5te1ni1ing fprit par baft, iaa g1e6
belc Set birfiomme og mu11tre 2ib
paa 9Dnoens @oorb i1tb al fig lelp.
Som ben &eoliit ban er, tog ban
al cling mco lige til 8eneepl1ngen.
San tog i1ge1 gnfeltbe0er meo,
11uDncoe. Blot Iingene peb geabn,
-1llc11 boitig r1aDnt bog langiomt nof
til at leg, 2oen-pg 2ooen mab Stu
og stpj mco 5affe og Ipnoer %
meo BET nptarifeoe @orn paa 2og1,l-
bet ,,, loo 8erid, naar set iih,tter, er
ioa fplot ti5 Mol,ben at pirfeliga
.Sing iom go11oerls 2aoe % 0eg.
aaea nor ooeJ poa Dor 50
Der bar u iii gllog gaber,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
ser @irflombeo % @elltano gro
/ Tgnoemaal % Sraper.

Ser or / Bette iebne &ers life
set minolte Sorlpg pua at forlflpn-
ne, % 0og impffer geriet Jig ielp
n1eo Ell &Gffc ltotelige 5toOrim,
.2noe - So, CUBS - @aber, &irf=
1cmbeb - Gelitan0, Spnocnlaal
Groper, % &c ppnter op oe jebne
Smgibelier ligelom @eorginer 90
(Mlters bco @pltgiloet poo 2oen. 9fo~
turligbis bor @%runbtpig iao liot
|tenft paa SEM iom paa onoen &pnt>
men set ligger mi alli9eocl / bans
|&unit, % @%run6tbtg er en- Rl1nlt11er,
|ligeloo biit lom ban ct ct @fenne1fc.
'gao lal1gt CT ban in0e / 8onbets
Eonfer, at ban lpil!er poo 6e1 iel=
lo1loife @clloing @u0s @abcr, iom
@onoen bruger> noor ban ct / lit
@s, Ell &en6ing, Der oftelt er Ell
Galelnaa0e, men JONI @ruU10tblg MI
pco at l9tte Sen inb oiber lin oprin-
beige Netponi1ng, og blipcr il1lt Set,
ser binoer Soffen % @pltel iam-
men. -
5olmen err lfreDet for 8p11oe11
1om Sof FIR Soften. 9e1l 5eo, ba'l
laoeoe / Tjor, og fulgte fra bens
farltc 5piren, til oel1 itob tllng og
gull paa iin &o6 = og ingen Mo6er
fplgcr lit 8ar11 meo ltprre Embeb
=, Sen ct troos &cgn og Sl1,o, iom
og gift og ipntes alorig at faa
Cube oog lpffeligt bragt / &us; set
er Sen itore lpffelige Mfllutning pao
Mor; loa mi tager Don fin
5aln1cbog % aaor til Strife for at
toffe @l,b. 9ertil CT 5o1,gen %ifrepet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
God Vinterlesning.

OmEaaende sendes portofrit en- halv
500 almindelige Bogsider og neste
Kvartal af samme Blad iberegnet ct
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