davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Mp6en / @berrig ps Tinlan6.

Sra Stocfbolm beooer BET Dem 9.
Sftober:
Tioerne ber bliper parre og berre.
@usleie> al clogs &roDiont %
Wrenoiel er / ita0ig @tiga16e.
@%lansful fo1ter MI fer nelten
$500 PIT. Con moo tioligere $15 pr.
Son. 8irfebrenoe fo1ter $50 pr.
sSopr. Sc foiter So @unoet, Gbofo-
4o6e So og Sfinfe neiten 81 @un6et.
9(merifonife Motorcpfler aberteres
joni billige for 1900 9ollars Stpf=
fet. ~; =.
Sbenifernes Soob ON, at Sernz
banerne biloe blipe /. 5tano til at
flare 6e &11lforien6eller, iom err 11p6=
penoige for at bol6e @efoltninge1t
BARN, bor iloaet fell, og ser CT igien
Sale ONT EFT transporting, 1fient
5freffen life er iao ubbrebt lom
forrige 8inter.
Mange Ste6er / Sirlan6 1pi1er
Solf 8rpo luoet al @rgmel og Sur
rebarf, 1ige meget at bbert, meo6el>
te Dr. @barles Sgnati11s fra Sell
1ingfors. =
Dr. $gnoti1s er paa Sci til Seem
Sort iom &epreientant for SEN i'm
ife Staggering. San boober at erboloe
Notwithstanding for 10000 Sons
9be6emel, ser allere6e er fjpbt.
~@pis III life burtig fan faa
Sielp / 4merifa, bill set betD6e fat
tiff &1tnger for Guiin6er og 1ige iao
megen 2ioelie for Sinlan6 iom /
Bolen og 8elgien," erflerebe bon.
9r. Sgnatius iag6e, at Soft ipiite
Sabre me6 Sen Sp!ge, at oenne
@orniort iolgtes for 40 @anee fin
normole @ris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
ajprcr nteb Slebe allerebe.

5armerne Set ip6lige Winneiota
,fan life flage oper at 6e life faur
Sle6efpre / Mor, ga Sneen bar lagt
fig iaa bpit al!ere6e nlt> at Sc maa
bringe fine Hrooufter ino til 8Der=
Ire paa SleDe. Sra 8inora meloes,
at font en- Tplge af oe 0anrlige 8eje
bor forrige uges Silfpriel til 8pen
al Sarmprobufter meget LAB. 5itua=
tionen bleb imiolertio langt bcore>
% 8ejret Hog ON meo Sne og @ul-
oe. 5neen ifal / Monbs Minoe fife
bore fommet loo ti6lig nogen &plt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Ct. Wnsaar &irfe.

Sre6og SEN 16. Noncmbcr fort
Iatte> Eoltor Dorf meO fine pffent=
1ige Sore0roe on1 ~Gbriltion Sci
cnce". Ml(e er belfpmne.
ct. Mnsgars Menigbe0s. &Dinoe=
.fore'1ing bill ligeiom 5ior laoc
ofbol6e Ell Muftton ober go0e %
nDttige Gjen1tonoe / @irfens l1noer=
io1 Sreoog SEN 90. Mopember. Mlle
Benner be6cs lie inbenfor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Scr treble Gang.

8eter g. Nel1on, ser / Sc lenere
@ar bar boet / Chicago, bar otter
maottet inbgibe tit $50 iom Sullit,
% set en- treble Gang, at ban er
/ SEN &nibe., Otter at booze
ppret / 8elten iom 9iltriftsa6pofat,
8orgmeiter og Gabrifseier ber / 3d.
en-, orog ban til &enoibo, bpor BON
/ fac Mar, TOM &rpitoent og 8eitbrer
for 6en iaafal6te Ssborfabrif, iatte
ca. Grefbort MilIton Dollars ODER
StDr, og for Ell flor Oel bar @fDlo
/, at Commercial Sparebanf gift
banferot. Set bar bans fer1te Sal
lit. Sen onoen bor en- 5lags pro-
forma &onfurs, tbi efter at ban
boboe faaet en- go6 Stilling beo en-
Sabrif | 9etroit, iaa ban Zig MOS
ioget i'll at opgibe tit pripate so
iom G,llit, for life at blibe obcr-
b9ngt ri fine &re6itorer. Sen 8la6s
bebol6t ban BOG life lenge, men rel
ite lao iii Chicago, bbor BON bleb
Moosageut for en- @utomobtlfabrif
/ Detroit. Senere 6nrtneoe ban ct
MT &onlortium UNDER Nabr al s..
9 Nelion Motor Co., og set er bette
Selffab, iom / 6isle Sage ogiaa
bar giort &onfurs. On @ieloens
St6rrelie forlp6er intet beItemt, men
BET beooer fig, at Mftipa er $4,000
% 8asfiba set oobbeIte. Sor Melter
ifal Nelions Samilieforbol6 bore
efsemploriif, i0et ban for ct @ar
Gar itoen gifteoe Zig me6 en- gffe
meo en- pofien Datter, iom ogiaa
bleD gift % gioroe geter til geofte-
fnber.
ha9%#S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Grpit anretter Sfabe.

Sfelge Opgober fra &egieringens
Seirfontor / Hierre bar itbite Otto
Der Maaneos @ienneminitstcmperoz
tl1r bgret ODER 6 @ra6er nn6er set
lmeoens SEN lapeite Een1pe=
rotur bar II GRADER ooer 33ero.
9on en- Selge oeraf er ser b6elagt
en- Mengoe &artofler og. 2pg, iom
fremoeles tar / Sor0e11, me6ens ser
ogiao bar Sab paa forifiellige andre
Slags Sabeioger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

ST.: Solpor Socobien, ber ti6lt'
gere bor QinienS @eneroldgent |
Sun Sroucisco, in6traoote / Sirmo.
ct 1917 og obertog 2eoelien beb 81.
6. Sobnions 9pg0om @fteraoret
1914.
81 pnlfer 2inien til 2pffe mes
Den opgtigc og blonot 2anOsmGn>
ofbol6te &eprelentont> og &r. ga:
cobien me6 Opertogelien al SEN ltore
6orretning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
af Spitemct for Singer.
aftrhf 6Br.

2onoon, IS. Oft. = Sir @illi=
Somcs Sericbel,. Scr opfanot %
16bifleoe Splten1et for Soenttfifoz
tion pe0 @ielp al Singeroftrpf, So
6e / @aor.
Sir @illiom bar fpot 1888 og
gjor6e cipil Ejeneite / Sn6ien fra
1856 til 1878. s 1859 opfonot ban
8rngen at S%ingeroftrpf, og / 1878
inofgrte ban bette 5pltem / 8enga=
len. SON par 6orfatter at vEbe
Origin Of Singer Hrinting".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Gu ianb SDnbilpb al Megre.


Sc / Mlabama u0lfrepne Negre
er anfolnne til Gamp Dodge, % ser
bar peo l1gens 8egpnoelie 5000
forte Eropper / 2ejren. Sc f!!eIte al
ois1e forte 5oloateremner fra 5Doen
bor taget &one og 8ern meo, og
efter ct baIttgt Sperilag paaitaaS
2eiren cller 9es Moines at bore
for6get me6 omfring 1000 forte
So%looterfoner, for life at tole ON
ocres Mffom. Mutoriteterne l. 9eS
Moines bar begpn6t at grue for 6en-
ne S%n6rbfning, 6a Sc anier set fom
meget lanolpnligt, at benimo6 5000
N~egcrfbin6er oil onfomme in6en ale
forte Man6ifaber CT inbfolbt. Set er
6erfor mulig, at Mabamas @uper-
11Gr bliDer al11nooet ON at bebol6e
9jen1me / fin egen 5tot Sc 1ib1 frebne
Ncgres Sooner og @grn 1omt andre
Faarpren0e, Ser maatte finbe pna
at llao G9lge til 2eiren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
@mlbe / 2oniiiana.

Ggllel,e poa @eltiioen al @olfen
bar bGret bjemipgt af ocn iterfelte
Sftoberfroit / Manos Minoe. @ejr-
bureauct roaoe6e 5ufferoDrferne IT,
at togo Notwithstanding
men lpaaeoe bqrmere Bejr igjen fra
poa Sors6og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
eSmpbeier bpie Sppriier.

SEQ EN- Muftion nplie ofbolot paa
en- Sorm n9r Mc@regor> Sa., bleb
en- Sci So / 2aoben lolgt til en- Hris
al $17.50 pr. Son. Ser gipres i
oenne Sorbinoelle af Sarmerne Sen
Paaitan6, at &ppriien bill naa op til
$25 pr. Son f9r 8tnteren er ODER.
Sgab!ingen bar meget flor paa 6isle
@gne, men lioet l1bbpttc pou mango
anbre Steber bil uoen Tbipl brtngc
FriIen ODER Set normofe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Amtrrika.
2ianitcfullcne ifal btnDttes.

Gro Mrnegur0 melOes, at Glen
Burns, iom a%rbejoer / &egieringens
Eicncl tie UNDER Sen nl1D9renoe &nl=
frile, ber oflagt 8Den ct 8elpg. Ser=
ligteu meo Scr. Burns 8elpg bar at
forlgge at beffe Snteresie blan6t
Sarn1ere og Sorretningsmpnb bolot
i Diltrifter, bpor ser er 2ignitefore=
fomlter, ioo Sc uoe!uffenOe fommer
til at benDtte bette uomgrfeoe
Vrpnol lei. SbiS mon fun6e fomme
til en- laaoon Oroning piloe ifte
Wc&en5ie County pere afbgngig al
IilfprIlen al &nl, % life tpingeS at
betole 6e b9je 8riler for Sui, iont
fommcr fra 3iten. Mr. Burns far
ioreiloaet, at Winerne lfrloe treffe
ct loaoant arrangement. at De be-
lprgc0e 2ignitefullene brogt til ct
ccntrolt Ste6 / boer 8p, bborfra
&ullene funoe blipe lolgt. Oct anta-
ges, at 6enr1e Ylon fommer til at
Din6e @ifalo / flere al Nor0belteaS
8per, og &ll1pprgsmaalet pil6e 90
bore blebet Lott paa en- tiffre6sitil=
Ien0e Mao6e.
Gn GfjGnbiel
moa Oct 1iges at bore, 1laar set pas
Ter, Dboo Ser mclbes fra Chicago, at
Mpn6igbeoerne ser fonot, at 18O
@ognla6ninger al &ortofler og Sbi6=
fool far 1toaet og er blebet e6elagt.
Boneembebsmnn6 hi! poaltao, at
@ortoflrene bar blepe1 g6elagt al
Groltcn, men Observation-Disclosures
6ene bil bioe> at mango al 8ognene
Dab6e ltaoet paa 5poret iioen i Mn=
quit, og at &orerne me6 Soriet bar
blepen poelagt for 6erbeo be6re at
funne opnaa bpiere 8ri1er paa Sarer
al famine 5lngs.
Set p%oaitaas ogloo, at Ser 1i61te
@ommer blep ie,tot Srl1gter fra Go-
lifornia, JONI bleb fjert in6 paa ct
5ioelpor, bpor ser blep bplot Die
ODER 6em, loa Sc blep 11lpilelige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Mntibens arissfirnrsi.

Sptimiiten: 600 Sag, brabe Sen.
Sil 2pffe mes sbigeroatteren. Ga
er bel en- tim 8iae?
8esfmiitett: 0ao neb, BUN
|ifeler meo set enc g5ie.
Sptiniiten: 5aaoan ffaI Sc iffc
fise. sc tel fige:: Wseo set enc 1ie
ffeler BUN lite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
8ehaaelia SuerraIfe(1e.

9r. 81. %: Srout i Yerrp, Sa.,
err meget bebagelig oberraifet beb
fra &egjeringen at mo0tage en- .8anf=
a,abianing for $4,000, bpi!!fen Gum
Detailing og paole6en6e Stem
ter for Gienelte / ct Sllinois S11-
fanteriregi1nent UNDER @orgerfrigen.
8%etolingen bar ti%lbagebolot beo Ell
Sell / 9oafpr1el> bbilfen Sell f9rlt
MI CT opoaget. Wco Ge,ter Ell 8e-
lpbet III ltegct til Ell lille &opital.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
DON 81. 9icfinion,

Observation-Disclosures UNDER @reiioent
Glebelono, ser bab6e peret lpagelig
oe iiolte tire @or, 6p0e forrige Mal1-
oag / fit Siem / Srentor> en- Sor-
itab til @!epelono, Sbio.
Dicfinion, Der bar SogfGrer, ino>
tog / iin Sit en- leoe11oe @tilling /
oct 0emofrotiffe Barti. &ar bar sc
Sorene6e @toters Sagferer for Sen
internationole 9omitol, ser / fin SID
paafjcn6te @agen mellem 6e Sor=
e1eoe Stater og @nglan6, ON @eI=
bunoefangiten / &ebringsbobet. @ar
ligelebes Meolem al SEN 8ologifts=
ret iom i 1902 ffu16e afgigre @tri-
oigbeoer, ser bar opitaaet mellem
DC Sorene6e Stater og Mepnblifeu
Can 5a!po6or.
Mf696e bar fp6t / Bort Ontario,
g., / 1916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
G6icaap 6iua(e SIR G(ub,

Sreoag ocn %. os. ST. s MHen
iii Msi. Secretary Of 9abor, Souls
S. 8of, tale ON: Enhancing tie
lpor" / Maionic Semp!e, Room 412.
Mlle er pelfomne. Mogong fri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Snsen @inter enbna,

$ @enbof6. til en- @eirprofet /
Gacfle> oil Der en6nu bengal en- gio'
fbr @interen letter tnb for Mlbor.
San begrun6er 6enne 8aaitan6H me6,
at Snglene flpber nor6ober iaien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Ghuagn.
Snnia's &pncert.

8eo Slc Mieliens cite &oucert
/ Danio 9oll 5bnoag @ftermio0ag
Sen 25. %. BIZ Operaiongcr Soel
Moisbere ipnge. (5e Mtn1pncen ber
/ 8la0et).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Sog me6 Sol6ater lpber. at @poret.

|Sog meb @olbater lbber. at Sporet.
st Greet Nortbern Eog, Ser fgr-
tie 500 5ol6oter fra SEN militere
9pelies1eir be6 Mmerican 2afe /
Waibingtona til en- Mtlanterbabs-
|bobn> git al Sporet @pn6ags nar
|Geoor Safe, ct Stpfffe 1,oenfor Min-
neopolts. Goget Tom mes en- 6art
LAT 40 Mu | Gimen, 90 m!lpffffer,
|banote. Sre at gognene Git af 5po-
ret, og en- fier6e belte6e. st Nar
Sltnoreoe So1oater tit Zig en- ST.
eller bleb Iaaret, Bog ingett az
|oorlfgt. aonouft6ren og en- Norter
|bleb oerirroo barot iaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

FOR SORE
THROAT
CO
UP
COLDS

Tusinder af M9dre we'd al Erfaring,
at 1 Flaske Hoff's Liniment er Diet bed
ste Middel for B9rns Strubehoste og
Forkj3lelse. Denne ber9mte pletfrie,
forfriskende og vellugtende Liniment
er rem og hvid som she,
We'd f9rste Tegn af "Stufinessv / Ho-
yedet eller Lungerne kjeb en- Flaske
Hoff's Liniment. Har 10 Aar veret
i Lungerne eller i Hovedet, Tandpine,
Saar, pmme Fodder, etc. Inlet kurerer
Smerter saa hurtigt som Hoff's Lini-
ment. Imod Frostskade, Frostbylder oe
sprekkede Hander er intet bedre end
Hoff's Liniment.
Faas / Csc Og soc Flasker hos allie
ApOtekere Og Handlende. Hvis like
tilfredsstillende, gives Peneene tilbage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
9ameianeforeningen uSllimois"

9ameiansforenineen uSllinois"
CAB / Senougs / @icfer 8arf Soil
fin Gfteroarsfoncert, ser bar goot
beiggt og ooeror6entlig bellpftet. 81
Dor alorie bert vSllinois" 9omer
lDnge beore. Ser nor en- @recilion
og Sarmoni ODER 6eres Brei totioner,
for bbilfet 9gren life minolt tilfom-
mer oeres Dpperlige 2e6er, ST.. S.
IS. SEMEN, Ser itffert, bpis npgle
enfelte Smflptntnger af Sangerne
ct foretaget> biz f1nne lfobe ct lunot
Meniter=D an1eiangfor. u&ongernes
'&onge" og nobnlig Sure" iamt
Den meget panifelige nSnporoppe11"
og "StrouiS 8alt5" fit alle en- ar
'lbeles sfortreHeltg l16f6relie, ltpiol-
iomt 6rueten al go6t og flittigt
Samarbei6e mellem Dirigent og
SulBerc. a5
Mrs. &oie Damm, ser bor en-
tim og belu6oannet Sangitem1ne,
gjoroe megen 2pffe og maatte gibe
ct Da-Gopo-Nummer, imagf11Iot of-
fompagneret at Miig @igne Smais.
rSdrtnonien" (Dirigent Gmil
8iern) lang r6ottigit S11gl", Some
baat" % uMaor Sior6ene blaoner"
mco pan1ig DDgtigbeo.
rSeimool" (Ders. 80. SuiebD, Di-
rigent): rGpnboens Stem" og ugsor=
.ges @loniterooI", gior6e 6eres Sa-
ger rigtig goot, ielD ON Dorneltem-
merrte maaife bar ret 6ominere1oe,
set bill Der ifiiffffert mart bIipe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
9pbsfalb.

-
Gn al Den ban1fe &olonis melt
ofDolote % popnlere We6lemmer
$. g. Soc ofgif / Manoags Mftes,
81 Mar gammel, be6 0p6en / lit
Stem, $3.50 Holmer ct. Mfogoe, ser
tilbprte 9. 8. g. Scr. Is, i%n6enfor
bpilfen 2oge ban bor peret uallnin-
oe.ig oftip, b%egrobes / Morgen, Gre=
Sag 4l. 12, fra :Siernmet til Mtt.
:Slibe &irfegaarb. l1noertofer Gbriit
Niel1en le6er 8egropelien.
(Nprmere / nelte Nl1mmer al
0looet).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

Sollrna1iiter bengiper fig / iin
Sritio ofte til De be~ipnoerliglte Mo=
ipreoeller. Seq fierote Ell Gang EN-,
gift iaa blot, at. ian ON Mftenen,
naar ban font bjem !1eite Mbi1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

|rua6et 800 paa; oct blnn1oebe Sang=
for vSeim6al" er 10 lige oa1,net, %
oct er berfor ct iproeles relpeftabelt
9feitltat, BET ollerebe bar naaet.
9a Mrs. CHA 8icbe1 besberre
bar ipg, git man Clip al at bpre BEN
bes lmuffe Sopron, og en- anoen
5olilt, ST.. Carl Gbriltenien, bopoe
oeioa maattet melOe Srofalo. Dog,
Sen entreprenante @pmite bob6e 1gr-
get for, at &ublifum life iful6e file
fig %breltboloent, ioet oel1 bob5e for
nloaet ielbelte Operalonegr SSoel
Mo1sberg til at fpmule til Ste6e og
glG0p set meo fin progtfuloe &elt.
'@r. Moisberg, ser mo6toges meo
brogenoe &loplo!oer, iong Seer bil=
1et s Gamer, uSeSrnelin &oie" iamt
life mir,0re ems 2 Da=Gopo-ghmre
fpr @l1blif1,m pil0e labe lin Wn0ling
,~ilippe"- ;(af Steo til cit a16er @on=
cert). =
Summo lummarum: Gn @oncert,
0amelangforeningen vSllinois" %
6ens Dirigent Tan bore ltolte al.
Ween! : ia, for ser par ct ~nen"
og Oct en66a ct life laa lille umen"
- Ri iapne6e S. IS. Senlens n0mer=
fe0e &oncert-Or felter;; ser bor li0t
~0p6t" n1ellem Programmes for
ifjellige Songn11mre. Mao, ii! @ien=
gjel6 lebere6e openn9bntc Srfelter
Sen fbiffelte Dh1iif til Set liplige
SOL, scr of1ll1tteoe Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

On Sfeptifer bar e11 Gong iagt;
"@f oI1e 91ags aiiptliabeo er scr
lpffeligite 6en l,1pffeIiglte."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Sarmpntens ,Gtiftcliesfeit

feirepes :forrige Torsoag Often n1eo
Ell. 8onfet / Donio &oll. Sorenin=
gems HrGltocnt, $. Gbrilteuien, Bps
be!1fomn1en og 1l6a1eonte Otto 9omn1
til Or61tprer. Da @je1terne - al
Dbilfe Der fun0e og bnr0e babe boz
ret. mal1ge flere = baD6e la0et Set
fortrgffelige 8or0 beberfares Set
fer6igbe6, bolot Ere1i6enten en- e.
cellent Sale for ~@ormonien", bbor-
lpoo Song Nr. 1: ct Nor Strptnn=
ter / al Sormoni me0 @ar1no1ie11"'
al G.'B. 8. bleb aflungen og bofte
mcgcn $ltbel. &ongresmon0 Niels
Suul bolot Ell glimren6e Sale for
Il. g.. (poo @ngelD og min6e6e ST.
b6rerne bl. a. ON, bbor let &egie=
ringens Sonn6 / iaa lange Ei6er
Dob6e bbilet paa bore @fuI6re. 1oa
bbis ser MI 1tille6es 1tprre &rop til
%, bente6e Ealeren og1ao. at Dor
Observation-Disclosures og 2opalitet bill
Sc beltoo Srpben. ~Mp Country"
6leo oerpaa iunget. Song Se11lens
bcgeiitreoe og inipirere6e Sale for
~0anmorf" l6nne6es me6 broger6e
gifalo. @n fien Gang: ~6or 9an=
mari" al Mfre0 Sanien poofulgte.
@oa talte Toreningens 9irigent.
@jprr, Speroianger Socl Mois-
berg, ser foru6en en- fifs, lille Sale
glg6eoe 5elifabet meo Gonger: -
~@oobbp, @ermanp!"> Gr-Yreli6eat
8erntb (efter bbis Gale man iang:
~Sor Sormonien" ligele6es al G..
|F. 81, Nlfreo @onien (for 6e pas
iioe Meolemmer), Gbas. s.. 9itlef=
ZEN bittigt og nn6erboloen6e, l1l6=
mano Senien, Ser bite fig at perc
ltge lao morlom paa' lpenif, Tom Ri
peo ban CT poa ipif, Str. Nie1ien,
''2ar,rit5 Storm Garitens og til @lut
is. s.. Ditlefien, ser toffer Bresien,
De foregoaen0e 5angeroirigenter
1omt Sr61tDreren. Saa bRbe6es 8or=
BET og en- raft 5bingom til Ole @ieI=
TENS Orfeiter dfilutteoe 6e11ne for
|nejeliae Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-21
TERMS
ARE0UTLINED
Kaiser Makes No Mention of
Restoring Belgium's
Freedom
TO BE A PLEBISCITE
England Is to Pay Germany
for Her Lost African
Colonies

Washington, Dec. 2l.-What purports
to be an outline of the kaiser's much
advertised christmas peace terms" has
reached here through the same neutral
diplomatic channels which earlier in the
week received information to support in
timations from abroad that new peace
offer was coming.
| In the main the terms as described fol-
low the lines of those said to have been
written by German Foreign Minister Won
Kuehlmann last summer. At that time
they were denounced as having been
written purely for political purposes.
The so-caled terms, which must be
appraised only at their face value, are
said to include the following:
To leave the disposition of Alsace-
Lorraine to a plebiseite of inhabitants
England to pay Germany for her lost
African colonies and the money to be
used for the rehabilitation of Belgium,
Serbia, Rumania and northern France.
Russian provinces bordering the Baltic,
the Black sea and Prussia to become in
dependent under German plan.
Poland to be called an independent
state under Austrian suzerainty.
Disarmament, freedom of the seas and
commerce to be left to the peace confer
ence.
Rumania, Serbia and Montenegro to
retain their original boundaries with the
right of access to the. sea being granted
to Serbia.
Turkey to remain intact.
Whether such proposal of terms is
merely another step in the German prop
uganda to impress the public mind that
the allies are responsible for n continu-
ance of the war, or whether it is really
feeler for peace, is subject for the
estimate of the governments concerned.
At first glance some are inclined to
regard them as the kaiser's much adver- |
tised Christmas peace terms, probably
designed in large part to keep the Ger
man people under the illusion that they /
are fighting really defensive war /
against foes who insist on the dismem-
bership of their country.
There is very decided impression in
quarters, however, that Ger
many, having gained great advantages in
Russia, might think it to her advantage
to yield to allied demands in many other
directions, which in the estimate of her
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mony the hearing was adjourned until
to-day, when Quartermaster Sharpe is TO
be examined.
MOST VERHONTERS
SHOW LOYALTY
They are Willing to Give Their Dollars
in Aid of the Red Cross-Lyn-
donville is the Banner Town
at Present
at Present.

| Burlington, Dec. 2l.-"There must be
no Bolsheviki in Vermont-no Trotzky
or Lenine-in this Christmas drive for
memberships in the Red Cross. Vermont
must in no way emulate the fall down
of Russia. Not much is being asked
of the individual just one dollar and
that dollar will be made to do one hun
bred cents worth of service for the Amer
lean soldier"
Thus spoke Charles H. Darling who
has charge of the statewide campaign to
secure $4,000 new members for the Red
Cross in Vermont. Judge Darling had
Just been talking with one of the coun-
ty managers. II had been related to him
that some persons had stated that they
saw no reason why they should join the
Red Cross, that the war was not of their
making and for this reason they were
not going to lend assistance.
II is fortunate there are few persons
of this kind in the state The great ma
iority are loyal to the fight to main
tain democracy and they are fast be-
coming members of the Red Cross.
The campaign is moving along with
lots of satisfaction tied to it. There are
not many communities that will fall
short of their quotas. Those that are
behind on the third day of the campaign
are requested to speed up and come over
the top on Saturday night with the full
number of desired members, and il will
be more gratifying if the number is ex
ceeded
Lyndonville is the star community in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-21
DOCTORS ARE
BOOSTING IT

Still the good work goes on. soon there
will not be any more tired, nervous peo-
pie in our city.
This is caused largely by the wide
spread Use of Phosphated Iron, the new
tonic and nerve bracer that has sprung
into instant popularity with the medical
world
Phosphatcd Iron will help any run
down, nervous condition almost immedi-
ately IL viii put fresh iron in the
blood, the phosphates taking hold of the
nerve ccnters and bracing them mp. You
will eat better, sleep better and get up
in the morning feeling like doing things I;
YOU will feel the old-tim vim and snap
of youth surging through your veins;
you will tackle the days work with con-
fidence and a smile.
Science has taught US that when we
have enough Iron and Phosphorus in the
blood and nerves we are healthy; that
almost all conditions Of in health and
nervousness are due 10 the lack of Iron
and Phosphorus. Phosphated Iron rarely
fails TO supply the needed amount Of
both.
Use Phosphated Iron one week and
YOU viii forget you were ever nervous.
tired out and run down. You can feel il
taking hold.
Special Notice-To insure physicians
and their patients receiving the genuine
Pbosphsted Iron. we have put up in cap
sules only, 50 do not allow dealers 10
substitute pills OF tablets; insist on the
genuine. IN capsules only.
2. 4. Drown. the druggist. aud leading
druggists eyeryuhere.-Ads. [.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-21
AP4N NTERPRETS
CHINESE PACT TO
SUIT HERSELF
TOXIC Official Told Russian His Govern
ment Was in Better Position
Than America to Insist.

London, Dec. 2l.--One of the secret
diplomatic documents published by the
Bolsheviki, as reported in Petrograd
dispatch to the Manchester Guardian, is
a message from NJ. Krupensky, Russian
ambassador at Toxic, concerning the con-
clusion of the Japanese American agree
ment in regard to China. The ambas-
sador said he asked Japanese official
whether it was not possible that there
would be a misunderstanding over the
special interest" of Japan in China.
This official replied, according to the dis
patch, that he considered this POSSIBLE
ity, but believed Japan had better means
of insisting on her Interpretation than
did America.