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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

At Its session tins week Tulsa chap
ter Daughters of the American Rcvo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

Will accompany Miss Parker and the
children to Beach Park, Conn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
LELAND AVENUE GIRLS
ARE CHASED BY A MAN

While on their way home. Wed
nesdar night. Blanche Leslie ai.I
hcr sister, residing at SIS Leland
av. we're badly frightened by a
stranse man who jumped out of an
alley and SPOKE 10 them. The girls.
badly scared. ran down the street.
and as the man did not seem t.
pursue them, felt rather relieved.
However. they had gone but short
distance when the same man jump
ed out from heJse and tried 10
continue his most undesira BILE az
tontiOns. BY this time the girls
had worked mp d pretty good set
OF lung exercises and i'm due time
had notified the entire neighbor-
hood Of their diniculty Their as
sailant thoroughly frightened by
the prospect OF being captured.
dashed into the hedge and get
away.
The young ladies went on 10
their home but At late hour last
night was unable TO talk Of the
affair
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
UNPARD0NABLE SIN
Is REVIVAL THEME

The objectionable Sin''-expect-
ing God 10 suit ones own conven-
ien6e-was the topic which Evan
gelist Dunlop used in his talk at the
east side revival last night. Some
Of the sentences in which the
evangelist summed up his theme
We're.
we cannot with safety presume
upon Gods love and patience" You
cannot make a convenience of God. -
He has never promised 10 be at our
disposal or convenience"
30 response TO the Gospel mes
sage. no realization of great need.
no repentance for sin. and bitter
rage against the Gospel and preach
ers in general were listed as some Of
the SYMPTOMS of the objectionable
sin An orchestra Of six pieces will
furnish music this evening. at which
time Or. Dunlop viii take for his
subject The Way of Salvation
Made Plain"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
Our Boys to Finish
What Allies Begin
Says Sec'y Baker

WASHINGTON, Sept % - The
American governments frst Of
fetal statement concerning military
operations in Europe was issued
Wednesday night by Secy Baker in
auguration a series which in time
will be devoted largely to activities
of the United States expeditionary
forces. 1t says that while ascend
ency on the west front has passed
definitely TO the allies, they are con-
tent merely 10 wear down the en-
envy until the force OF the Ameri-
can army makes itself felt in the
field
Operations for the week ending
Sept. p are reviewed by Mr. Baker
without reference TO the American
force now in France. The statement
follows in part
The secretary Of war authorizes
the following statement dealing with
military activities in Europe for the
week ending Sept. p:
AS the time draws near when
military operations on a large scale
on the western front must come 10
a standstill. owing TO the approach
of winter. ii becomes evident that
the enemy does not feel himself in
"A position TO undertake the much
advertised offensive action so often
boosted of at home during the past
summer. I'm order to end the war VIC
toriously by Christmas.
1t may be stated afirmatively
that the ascendency in the west
has passed definitely 70 the allies.
though the latter are content BY
tactics of attTition 70 wear down
the enemy, giving no rest or re-
| spite until such a time as the force
Of our army may make itself felt
| in the field"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
CAR NO. 205 ON CITY LINE
SEEMS TO HAVE JINX

The INK seems 10 pursue car
10. 205 on the Chico 20, South Bend
x Northern Indiana lines At $50
p. IN. yesterday il was struck by
an interur5an car just as il was
leaving Mishawdka for South Bend
on the south side and the rear end
demolished. Motorman Niberg on
the interurban, was bruised and
cut by glass. This was also the
same interurban that pitched OF
the tracks and nearly turned turtle
near Michigan City a few weeks
ago.
Tuesday morning Car 205 RAM
med ar interurban car on West
Washington av. and stove a hole
i'm its side No one was injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27

protection" committee. women's
committee. speakers. and several
smaller topics grouped together
were taken mp.
Urges Finance Committee.
"A committee Of finance should
be appointed. declared Mr.. Room
Ter. The coming second Liberty
bond issue will make this neces-
sary."
Reports concerning the present
status OF the home guards were
made by +. l.. Dennis. acting for
Col. g.. NJ Studebaker. About ESQ
men. said Mr.. Dennis. are now en-
rolled IN the county. Mishawaka
has three companies, and South
Bend has seven. one is now being
organized in North Liberty and an
other i'm Mishawaka is contemplat-
ed Details OF drills and drillmas-
tiers were discussed. The matter Of
uniforms was brought up, hut since
Information was lacking the ques-
ton was dropped
"The purpose OF the protection
fNIuullLltt IS To report G4SlOA ATTY.
said Mr. ROemIer. There is very
little need. however. for such COM
mittee In this county. / understand. 90
he added
-Four minute men" were also mp
for discussion. \ report on work
done here was made 10y r. NJ Hutch
inson. chairman OF the committee
in charge. The question OF having
speakers i'm schools was discussed.
but no decision was reached
Tie boys working reserve was
discussed. and the poor results met
with here So far were explained.
According TO *. X Rockne. acting
chairman. the boys were willing 10
join. but the parents are holding
them back. fearing sinister mo-
tive. That the purpose is not 20 get
the names of boys who may he eli
gible in a future draft was empha-
sized by Mr.. Rockue.
Efficiency j. Lever.
Following Mr.. Roemler's talk. ID.
y. Miller member of the commit
tee from Terre Haute. made a short
talk. i'm which he explained that the
efficiency of Germany must he
fought with efficiency here, and that
the hes; way 10 reach that efficiency
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
EFFICIENCY HELD
AS BEST WAR BET
County Defense Council Hears
Advice From Men on
State Body.

That the efficiency attained by
Germany in the conservation and
coordination OF resources may be
reached by the United States through
its national defense council. aided
by the state and county councils Of
defense. was the opinion Of speakers
1T a meeting Of the 81. Joseph coun-
~ council Of defense at the Cham
Der OF Commerce last evening. More
than GO were present TO hear from
the committee OF four who were
here 10 give advice. and 20 get ma
terial for a report 20 the state couu-
eli.
Charles o. Roemler Of Indianapo-
lis. chairman OF the visiting com
mittee. was introduced by NJ. w
Mix. vino acted as chairman i'm the
absence of j. -. oliver After q
short introduction OF the purposes
Of the committee. number Of
which were working over the state.
ne took mp matters in detail
I'm the first place" he began. the
purpose Of the councils is to cOordi-
nate and mobilize the resources Of
the county. One Of the tangible as
sets patriotism. The county coun-
ellis must teach the people. They
must show To the public what we
are actually up against. We are al
war. and that's "a mighty serious
thing"
Twelve points were discussed by.
AIR Boemler. Headquarters. pub
licity. finance, food conservation. in
dustrial survey labor. home guards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
SAYS WORST FOE
IS LA TOILETTE
Roosevelt Would Like to Make
Kaiser a Gift of
Senator.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Declaring
Sen. Robert NJ. La Toilette of Wis
consin 10 be the most sinister foe of
democracy in this country. Theodore
Roosevelt in a speech on The Chill
dren of the Melting Pot here Wed
nesday night denounced pacifists and
After his address. which was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. the
meeting. held under the auspices of
the National Security league, adopt
ed a resolution offered by Bishop
Samuel Fallows and seconded by
Jacob NJ. Dickinson, former secre-
tarv of war. condemning the Wis
consin senator for his recent public
and declaring him 'un-
worthy 10 represent the loyal people
of America
David Starr Jordan. chancellor
emeritus OF Leland stanford univers-
ity, was mentioned as among those
whose pacihst views were condemn
ed by the speaker. VINO referred TO
the pacihsts as "Old women of both
sexes
The colonel brought this phase OF
his address. which was comparative
~ short. to a conclusion by express
ing regret that it was impossible 10
send the object Of his criticism 20
the German lines.
Il wish We could make him a gift
10 the kaiser for use in his reich
stag. In the senate he is cause
for shame and humiliation 20 every
worthy American
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
BUYS FARM HERE TO
RAISE FLOODED RABBITS

w. y. Gunderson of oak Park.
H.. has just recently purchased a
small tract of land on the Hepler
farm which is just east Of Notre
Dame, for the purpose of establish
ing a rabbit and cavey farm breed
ing only pedigreed stock rabbits.
Ii is Mr.. GundersOn's idea 10 re-
duce the cost OF living somewhat 10y
furnishing the market with rabbit
meat which. he says, is superior TO
poultry and other expensive meats
He will also breed CAVES for home
pets and laboratory use.
The tract of land was purchased
from George Hastings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
MAN WANTED FOR ROBBING
HIS UNCLE BROUGHT HERE

Jonn Baker. wanted here on a
charge of larceny, was brought TO
South Bend last night by Capt.
Barnhart Of the local detective de-
partment. Baker. who is said 10 have
stolen S1.100 from his uncle.
Thomas Simonton, was captured in
Fort Wayne. after a warning had
been sent out from here.
Joseph Kotwas. for whom a war
rant charging child desertion has
beer issued. was brought 10 South
Bend yesterday from Kalamazoo.
Mich. by Detective Roberts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
HIT BY SWITCH ENGINE

Albert Al!nturst, Dayton ST. was
seriously hurt early Wednesday
afternoon while ridnS motorcycle
when q Studeba ker switch ergine
hit him at the Lafayette 81. cross
ing.
The young mans legs were
crushed and broken below the hips
lie was then removed 10 Epworth
hospital where the doctors pro-
nouEced ms case seriou-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
EAGLES PLAN INSURANCE
FOR MEN WHO GO TO WAR

Insurance TO the extent OF 81 600
Will be paid to dependents OF sol
diers belonging 20 the local order Of
Eagles should they be killed in bat
tie during the present war. Action
TO this end was taken last night
when a resolution was adopted 10y
which each member Of the lodge
will be taxed an additional S1.2O
per annum 10 make up the insur-
ance fund.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

was through county defense coun-
ellis
Judge Walter \. Funk, who APP
pointed the council. also spoke at
the meeting. telling OF what he had
expected. and how much the work
ers had exceeded his expectations
The committee which was in South
Bend yesterday spent Tuesday I'm
EIkhart. and goes 10 Marshall coun-
u today. II is composed OF Charles
Roemler. Indianapolis: II. Y. Miller.
Terre Haute. Earl Coble, Redkey.
and James Ra1del. Greencastle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
Notre Dame News

In response 10 the call for cam
didates for the Notre Dame Glee
club, sixty men repoaed at tie
first meeting yesterday noon in
Washington hall. Prof. John j..
Becker lead Of the new music de-
partmcnt. viii direct the club
Officers viii be elected Sunday
Twelve members OF last years club
are all that have returned for the
coming year. The others have
either entered the military service
or have been graduated.
Thirty men have responded 10
The call for candidates for the
Notre Dame band. Charles Parent,
formerly OF Sousa's world-famcd
band. and who led the Notre Dame
band last year, has been appoint
ed a. director TOR another year.
The members OF last year : oanG
who have returned are: Il. Pdtter-
son. T. Quinlin, j. Clanc,. 4.
Schendon. a Codes. r. Roberts j..
Nallaly. and H. Heinrich.
To promote the welfare and iu-
tclli5enCe of the students from
Kentucky. members of that state
assembled I'm the S0rin law library
EesteI day eyeninS and organized 4
"kentuckv club" Cor the ensuins
year Officers of the Kentucky
club are: Edward O'Connor. Louis
,--tro ,.1,,,.f. T,It, "a n.Dr ,rrf.
vile, lieutenant colonel ThOmas
Slalding. Springfield. treasurer:
James -. Meyers, Paducah. secTe-
tarv. Leonard Bahan. WinchesteT,
serseant at arms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
TO LEAVE FOR COLLEGE.

Wallace Mckcl>ey. assistant ply
steal director 90 the Y. NJ &. y
will leave for Springfield college ia
a week, where he will attend
school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27

Ladies. you are invited 10 attend
our free course I'm Scientific Cook
ing. Sept % 70 %. Avery and Hull.
12s North Main Street -Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27

Don't say you saw ii in the
newspaper. Say News-TimeS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27

Don't say you saw II in the
newspaper Say News shines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27
House Dresses
Two Hundred New Fall Suits

The greatest collection of distinctive models ever
presented. Plain tailored, semi tailored, blouse
styles and fur adorned models
So select variety of fall and winter suit models
that every of particular tastes may crafty
her individual DESIRES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-27

Materials notable fabrics Pom Pom Cloth Buea Cloth Sill
Veous shades Mixtures PopnS and Gabane The
fabrics Atwood with that qSi tailoring expect
stylish suit The price also varied and reasonable your
quirementS to be among this great collection
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
8eiparelfer at Sernbaner.

SS%ernbnnernes &rigsraa0 for be-
iluttet at ltrpge iaa mango &asia=
gertog, at BET / Marets 2pb bil for
minoife Grafifen meb pber Is Mill.
MeiI. Derpeb bill Der: fnnne 1pares
ober !. Mill. Cons &ul. Dette en-
fun 8%egpnoellen, % 4rbejoet meo at
|beifj9re Grafifen bill blibe forfeit.
Gaar Easiogerfroftfen in6hranfes,
iaa bill Ser blipe iao mango flere
|9etjente til at toge 8ore paa Sragt=
TRANSPORTER. S Mprtl Maaneb be-.
iprgeoe 8anerne Is 8rocent mere
|6ragttrafif ems ellerS meo famine
Betjening. Bure HenniDlDania1Dite=
met ifar bort 100000 WiiI og bill
bcrDeo ipore 1S6,876 Cons &11l.
Banerne ! oct pit1ige Departement
Dor ialt ifaaret bort 8,599,696 W1il
Neriontogtrofif, iau Der Tan ipnres
|716,113 Cons &nl. @It bette betp6er
mi1ore gefpemmeligbeb for be Gej=
lel1be, men be bill bibrage meget til
at viDlte &eiieren".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
8,ltransporten betDbelig forpgd.

Sernbanernes Soripg poo at poa-
ifDnoe 8efororingen of 8arer for at
NationenS &rigsuorultninger
bar bit operoroentlig CODE @eiul-
toter, flyer 6oirfar Sarrilon, 5or-
mar6 for Sernbonernes &rigsroao.
Noaoe <l % anore Barer trans
portereS nj langt lterre Mengoer
eno fgr. u8eretninger til Negierin=
GEN uotalte ban, uoiier, at / Stunt
forte 2onoets Sernbaner 75O,323
8oanla0ninger. 8lgoful, Ell Sprg=.
aelie af 26.2 Hrocent / 5ammerl=
.ligni1tg me0 SUM / Sior." l1be=
igrgeoe BeltiIlinger pao Bogne, el=
Ter ngpgr1mangel", lo1n BET beooer,
!por i SUM naiten SO &rocelt mini
Orc en6 i Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Mebbelelie til sbsepleierifer.

Ser CT ca. 10000 gpgepleierifcr
Der bar funoet, at Der er intet See,
bepulDer, Der Tan fammenlignes
heb u5Dfes Comfort Bopber" til
ggrrts Suoli6elier % for 5pgek
Sub SSrriitationer, Branofaar,
.5folb1oar, aBeo Cores" % ale
a1,ore clogs gmbe6er / Su-
ben forlbtnoer, ligeiom BET fnnot
bore b%orttrDllet, efter bets 8rue
aan faces ! Sc Iebenbe Npoteffer
iarlie ugino1-5tores 25c, e..
Ter pr. Soft for11obetalt. Mootaq
if1tef onoet Ste6et. On itgrre
BrgDepoffe fit. Mbresfe:: Ebego
fort Bomber gomparp, Bolton.
Magi. Ss55$ s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Sialp al en- tor Gable meb Bogita-i

al en- 1tor Gable meo gogifa=
Der, Der bbber Dobbe fin So.cproi
o. Set iaaleoes, at De bpppig beltDt
teoe Noog1taber ful1oe uilaaeS1 meo
oe farrelte slag 70 rat ipare DDre1e
Mrbejoe. Oct bite zig mart, at Sc
1te1e lite gjengap Sc larte Drb bog
@itopret, ortbogiirafilf, mel1 onetif
ION be ly6er. @fero f.'Gfs. itopeoe
Be ION oftelt Serb, Gutter Sufr,
csie1 IN, 5ebn 81 oip., me1, De oar
.forpprigt ligefrem f%antaitiif %lfiftenoe
i fin 6topen1aa0e, % &rall fremfp-
rer i lit 0nrf ont bent lange Sor=
tegnelier oper beres 5topemaaoer al.
|forifiellige Orb.
Da Dc baboe lqrt 5proget % at
lbtrpffe iig i bet peo Sjalp at SOB
Tag, fremfom oe ofte meo lelpltGn=
}bige Dtringer. 5purgt on1 ct Sro,
ion1 ben life furoe bulfe, itaDe6e
s3orif iaolcbes en- Gang paa flere
fantoitige Maaber Orbet forflare,
ion1 olbrig bor bleben 1grt ben,
men fun brl1gt i Giltale til ben.
Den bobbe altlna f%orltoaet oets 8e=
tp6ni1g og brugte BET M for at
n6be0e fig en- ngrmere 5orflaring.
uMubame0" lom man arbeloeoe
n1eb gjennem Ell Eelefon, fjenote
Mpporotets Mabn og iboreoe, ba ben
blep ip1ret one gjel1nem bboo ben
bapbe bGrt: 9lfl1. gn anoen Gang
CAB Sen al Zig ielp &rallS Ielefon=
hummer 1853 og iagoe, at bet Dor
vGlfon SRI"
Ml1Dome6 fienbte nbmGrfet Sor=
ifiel poa M9n6, &pin6er % Bprn,
Man bite Sen ct '&binbeportret og
ipurgte 6en: u&ba6 er 6et?" 5par:
&ige. u&porfor er set en- 8ige?"
5bar: uSor6i longt ST.. (Soar) III
GAR. 5purgt: uSbo6 bar en- Hige
iffe?" ibore6e Soften: &nebelsbort!
Sen bob6ez og1aa 9pfotte1!ie al longt
iubttlere @mner, og ben iag0e ON
Jig ieln, at Sen boboe boobe Soritonb
og 5ipI> og at Soritan6enS 5nbe
bar &obe6et. Selp Slim foritob Scr
fig paa> og ipnrgt ON ct Slim pac
Oroet 5to1b, ibareoe Ben Dol oe
&ErolI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Klngr 6rstr.

SIS. Dreper ifriper- ] uSrra gtatn-
rcl,s 8prfltcDn, ct al @p!oenoal nos
gipct pop1tlert Eiosifrift for gsatnr=
piDenifab:
6ao 9pprgsmaal bar peret oe-'
botteret fac iprig baooe % noen-
for trc,gt pioenifobeliee areole ION
set 9pprgsmool:: @or Dprene Sor-
1tano % i iaa 6alo, bpor plot rect
Ter beune oeres Cortland? Det er
ct operor6e1tlig ban1feligt 5pprgS=
mool at tumle mes, TIL bet er for
bunoet meo ltort Beibar at tr9nge
ino i Dprenes MonoSlip, % mon
bill upilfaorlig bore tilbplelig I'll
at maole DDrene me6 en- menne1fel1g
Mleu, ti., at le alt fra Menne1fetS
5pnspullft og ogmme no fra men=
nelfelige Goruoietninger. Men bet
ooor lite. Dpr % Wenne}fer CT mi
en- Sang piot forlfiellige ON enc be-
1pqteoe Geiener, Sc leper 2ibet bber
otter fine 2ope, oereS Gpner % Wt11-
liqebbcr er opbt forlfiellige, og De
moo beopmmes no fra for1f1ell1ge
5pnsrnnfter.
Dette bur man fife bait DJ11ene
oobne for / Sen 8ebagelie ! Gpit-
oln6, iom i Sc lel1ere Mar meo uo-
gongspunft fra Sc l%oofolote "tloge
Selte" % nflcr" Dpr / oct belle
toqet bor grebet iaa lt9rft ont ZIG
i pibc &rebie og bar bibrogt mango
qo6troenoe Mennelfer Ben Mn1fnel1e,
at Dprcue, / alt Salo Sc bpjerel too
enoe Hotteopr, er / 8eiiobe!le al en-
Nor5tonb, scr boobe bbo0 Mrt %
@rab angoor Itaar MerneifetS Sor=
1tono langt nqrmere, en6 man biottl
bar bqret tilbpjelig tt lat artage.
Mon bor, 1om ri ifal ie, toget Sing
for bepilte, iom i @irfeligbeoen er
alt o,oet ems bepiite, % man bar
fra ilet unoerbpggeoe % / bpi @rao
mis- or1tooeoe, %formentlige &ienos=
gjerninger oraget 6plgeilutntnger,
font life blot CT nltfor Diotgaaenoe,
1nen {om / 8irfeligbeoen 1paber
fu1bfen6ig / 2uften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
guns l..

Meffen al Sc rfIoge Gpr" be-
qDn6te ,meb SEN befjen6te ufloge
SONS" i Berlin. On forbenpGrenoe
Segne= % &egnel9rer, ben gam1e.
rige og abe.ige bon Diten, boboce
truffet fig tilbage fra itn 2prerz
birflombeo % ilaaet Jig neo Ser
lin, bpor ban b~aientlig beifieftigeoe
fig meo Observation-Disclosures Spe=
fulotioner % Sorigg. 5an npreoe
flor @eipeft for 9DreneS torment
Zig ioo ltore &logifab, .og ban IN
t~eresiereoe Jig 1erlig for &elte, ifjgnt
bis1e ellers life bar 9r0 for at bore
nnr iaa floge iom +. CTS. &nnoe,
Son fit til at begpnbe me6 fat paa
en- &ingit, SONS t, % ban lagoe
en- Sag MRrfe til, at benne hog
en- flor Sue, naar ben lful0e meb
Gognen inb as en- sort. 5fignt ban
oubenbart life bar bibit noget ON,
bborDiot Dpret boboe 1prt at gipre
1aa +. @fs. / en- &iereifole, eller
om oct bar noget BET ie!p bapoe
fun0et paa, iaa git ban uben Dioere
10 fra oct iioite % betragteoe Set
Tom ct rbilag al &logifab % Otter
tonfe. Set er jo ml1lig, at set ba1
paret iaa, TIL at bejere Dpr baaoe
Tan bore ganife floge og in0enfo1
biSie inqpre @rGnier tan tpnfe DC
ba11ole 16 fra Gftertanfe, er noget
lom biitnof ;be fle1te oil i11bremme
Mfen bebiltn at oct lite bar noget
Dpret bopoe lert af Menneifet, ba,
set life.
Bon Often a11tug set imi6lertif
ION iagt for at bore ct n6IIog al
DprefS 5orltun0, og ban be1ntteot
fig oerfor till at lpge at uopifle Ben.
ne iaa brit Tom mulig beo Timber.
pis1ing. San uofaiteoe en- igifema.
tit % piotlgftig Blon for oenmle oQ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

1890 tpg ban fat paa at oplare
DDret. San larie bet oglaa ct %.
al1oet, men lao git Sa1tS ben og
ogoe, og set boreoe en- Marraffe,
inoen s.. Often otter tom gelib=
belle al en- pasien0e Set, ben ieneree.
iaa berpmte ufloge Sous, en- ca,
.5-aarig ruslif Singit.