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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16

Let ua not forget that there Is
coming tremendous development in
siberia and In China. and that the
Pacific Northwest, il better able than
any other part Of America 10 reap
the full bcncfl, Of these conditions.
Tho shipbuildlng industry In here
to stay. one Of tho greatest needs Of
this industry IL the building OF steel
plants In tho Pacific Northwest
believe the war was responsible for
holding up such a project that was
contemplated here, when IL comes.
IL Will mean more than any other one
thing that could b. done.
1T win mean that this city will
become the greatest permanent Steel
construction center IN the United
States. We have many advantages
over the East. Climatic conditions.
for instance. make labor IN the Pa.
cilic Northwest from 10 TO rs per
cent mor. efficient than IL Ia in the
East.
The workers In tho great Hog IS
land yards are delayed by extreme
cold In the winter months. and by sr.
cusaivc heat In summer. Tho very
day that the first ship was Launched
from that plant by Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson there were over 900 heat
prostrationa.
Il do not believe that wooden
ships will be- ordered IN tho future
for tho government. but they will be
built for foreign owners as soon as
the emergency fleet corporation 70.
moves the present restrictions.
Wooden ships are especially valuable
for the transportation Of lumber. and
ut present there IL n great shortage
Of lumber-carrying vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16

Soldiers wearing gss MASKS and
tin hats" played baseball game IN
Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16

That an era Of tremendous com.
-norcial and Industrial expansion IL
now coming TO Seattle. which In dea.
tined To- become tho principal port
on the Pacific coast and the greatest
permanent steel construction center
In the United states. IL the conviction
OF Gov. Ernest Lister. who was tho
principal speaker AT tho Chamber Of
Commerce luncheon In the Masonic
club rooms, Arcade building, Friday
noon
The great reconstruction problems
that confront America. particularly
as they concern this part of the coun.
try. were discussed by the governor.
and short speeches along tho same
lines were also given by Mayor Ole
Hanson. Senator Wesley l.. Jones
and Representative John +. Miller
Rocm Packed
Tho dining room was packed by Il
crowd OF about 800. and the addresses
were received with the utmost cnthu.
aiasm.
Gov. Lister recognized that the ma.
ton today was confronted with prob.
lens In many respects more difficult
20 solve than those which Il faced
when Il entered the war but was alb
solutcly confident regarding the fu'
turc. especially for this state.
Seattle now has a remarkable OPP.
portunity." he said. ITO build up the
largest shipping business on the
Coast | believe that the business
men Of this city appreciate this fact.
and are going TO do everything poasi.
Bile 10 seize this opportunity. They
are going 90 develop wonderful
field In the orient. where they VIII
get far more business than ever be-
fore
This city IN not going TO be mere.
~ port thru which products that
have been manufactured In the East
ern states Will be shipped 90 the orr.
cnt. but wc arc soon going 60 cNtnh.
iiuh great factories in Seattle. These
factories win devote themselves 20
manufacturing those lines that will
find a market In the orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16

TO MOTHERS While all children detes castor oil, oalome.
pills and xatve they really love take Caearets because they
taste like candy Cascares work the nasty be fer.
mentaon and constipation poison from the ohds tender stomach,
liver and bowels without pain gpng Cascaes dis
appoint the worried mother Each ten box drec-
tons for children aged year old and upwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16
CRUEL PILES
DR.. Van Week Found Genuine
Relief Which Is Healing
Thousands
Send Postal for Dollar Trial
FREE

To anyone suffering from Piles
we make this unlimited offer: Send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16

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you n regu-
lar u o liar
package OF
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fold Absorb
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-16

Y. ). army. spent 40 years perfecting
his now world famous Absorption
Method. No knife, no pain, no doc
tor bills--just n simple home treat
mcnt that can be tried by anyone
without cost. Then. after trying. II
YOU are fully satisfied with tho re-
lief and comfort II gives you, send
US one Dollar. If not IL costs you
nothing. You decide and we take
your word. We don't know how we
could show more unbounded faith in
our remedy. II IL relieving aimost
every stage and condition Of Itching,
Bleeding. Protruding Piles, even
after whole lifetimes of misery. we
have received hundreds OF letters
telling OF the success OF this re-
markedly effective system after
everything else. including costly and
dangerous operations had failed
even after 80 and 40 years OF suffer-
ing. The milder cases are often
controlled In single day. Won't
you try " at our expensey Address
Dr. Van Week Co. Dept. LKi6, Jack
son. Mich. Send no money. Send
today,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29

halt cup of syrup and about onehaf cup of sugar
Onetourh of cup of sugar equal to about one-haf
cup of syrup one-thrd cup of sugar One table
spoon of is equal tablespoon of honey about
and one-half tablespoons of syrup and and
third tablespoons of corn sugar.
Sugar may be saved by the of rasns, dates, figs
dried and fruit pases used the breakfast cereals
Fruit marmaades buffers and jelies should be used
to take the place of the ordinary sweeenng meal and
not accessories to Fruits may be preserved without
sugar. 1t may be added when sugar is more plentiful
Preserving demands this year thin syrup instead of
heavy syrup.
If is used onehalf Of the amount may be replaced
by another sweetener.
Drying is means of preserving without sugar. ap
Piles, cherries, Strawberries and black caps.
When ready to use they may have added the needed
sugar IN the form OF syrup When sugar is plentiful
fruit juices may be made into jees may be used as
fruit Juices with or without sugar, beverages fruit
gelaus and frozen desserts.
Fresh fruits supply the place of sugar in the diet They
should be used freely Desserts where sugar is scarce
be made of geatns unkets, cusards, puddngs and
cakes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29
Notice of Equalization Meeting

Notice is hereby given.that the as
sessment roll for 1918, Of the Hood
River Irrigation District has been
completed and turned over to the sec
retary, and that the Board will sit as
Board of Equalization in the office of
the Board, Oak Grove store, Tuesday
afternoon, September 8, 1918.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
F. Fenwick, Secretary.
Dated August Z. 1918. a29
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29
War Time Sweeteners

ERICA has several excellent war time sweet
eners that will be used largely during the
shortage in the sugar supply.
They are maple sugar, syrups, honey and
moasses and may be used in preparing des-
serts and other dishes requiring sweetening
When cup of syrup or honey is used
to replace cup of sugar the liquid in the
recipes should be decreased one-fourth
One-third of cupful of sugar is equivalent
to One-third Of a Gun of honey. about one
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29

"lf you could Just see these Ameri.
cans get at the squareheads, " writes
Lee Spaudling from a hospital bed in
France to Fred Coshow, "you would
not have any doubts as to the outcome
oft his war.
Young Spauding, corporal of ma.
rines, states in his letter that ma.
chine gun bullet passed squarely
through one of his knees on June &,
when the marines were stemming the
German tide at Chateau Thierry.
Il do not suppose any of you folks
have any doubts, says the wounded
marine, "but it would make YOU feel
good to see what low down towards
they are. The marines sure did make
them feel sick for while.
The worst time for soldier is
when he is on his back waiting to get
better. Two operations have been per
formed on my knee but they have been
unable to locate the bullet. | Judge
this is why it has been 50 painful. |
have been lying flat on my back with
my foot and leg strung up in the air in
sort of splint. They have to keep
the wound open. have found some
thing to divide my attention, though.
have discovered some new bones in
my back which are shaped very much
like butcherknives. like to figure out
how long it is going to take them to
cut through the mattress. We have
the best OF nurses and doctors.
In letter to his mother Mrs. c. p.
Ross, of Portland, last WEEK, Kirby
Ross, formerly local boy, told of the
death Of comrade, Fred Merrill. Of
Portland. Mr.. Ross, now a sergeant.
wrote
Mother, want you to do a favor
for me. Please call Mr.. Fred r. Mer.
rlll and tell him that his son, Sgt. Fred
I. Merrill, was KILLED in action fight.
ing for his country like a nero. Tell
him | was with his son until the sad
end and ask him to accept my deepest
sympathy for the great loss. cried.
mother, all day after it happened. OF
course the government VIII let them
know, but you tell them that Fred and
| were together practically all the
time.
Kirby Ross and Fred Merrill lad
been lifelong friends and both enlisted
from Portland in Co. B, 1921 Infantry.
lhey arrived In France eight months
ago and were transferred to Co. Nj
I'D Infantry, a regiment of picked
marksmen. No date of the BOYS death
can be ascertained from the letter
from young Ross. The last letter re.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29

Henry Blagg and Roselle Crone, son
and adopted son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. H
Blagg, are both in service in France.
The former is with the Both Engineers,
known as the Gas and Flame unit,
while the latter IS member of 65th
Artillery regiment.
In letter home Henry Blagg states
that the big guns and almost constant
air fights furnish plenty Of diversion.
He is in charge of contingent of men
near the front line trenches.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29

Lieut. Bliss Clark, who recently re-
celved his commission at an artillery
offers training school at Fortress
Monroe. Va, is now training com
pany of men at Fort Columbia. Mrs.
Clark has gone to the fort to be with
her husband
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29

An older brother, Roy Samuel also a
corporal, remains at Mare Island.
IF live to get back home, writes
Will Parker to his mother, Mrs. Will
lam Parker. ''the sights that have
already seen are more than enough to
repay me for what ever sacrifice | may
have made for leaving home New
York harbor at night was one of the
greatest sights ever saw in my life.
Young Parker is now with the eXpe-
ditionary forces in France.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29

esfved from him was written Jaar
He was with Ross iu the battle ar.lr.
Chateau Thierry when the village
EauN ana 500 lieruans were cau-ur..
ar8 sirr, then nothing more ugfrte
known than that SIT. Metu.. ,-r
the nrst Portland boys DO at a-l-i
action. gave his life ia the t-r-.
TIDE Of the great War.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Metsiaaen a11aaaenbe Bbbalaene.

EEEaE'E|0G
5agen mellem 81. g. 5mitb og
Mm. @unoerlicb / Mnleoning 8alget
i Soraoret berierer for Eioen for
@@etten iSt. SAUL. Moifillige @i6ner,
berib1anot &oteIeiere, bar beret .inb-
fal6t, og set bar lpffe6es d bebiie,
at mango at Sc Stemmeberettigeoe
bm opgibet ubebpgge6e Gomter fom
fin Mbresie.
8lan6t 6e forte Cages gi6ner bar
cgfaa 81. g. 6. Sobufon @ieren at
&otel Continental, og Srtle. Mat
enffe6e at unberibge bans &otelreai<
fter for Morts og Mpril, men ST.
|Sob1tion oplpite, at ban. bub6e soe.
|1agt 6iSie. Set famme bar Eilfplbct
meb @ieren at Sherman @otel. Mrs.
|Sobnion blep forelagt en- @rfl9ring
ON, at 90 Mpnb, regiitreret iom Boz
en6e boa &otellet, life boe6e Ser.
Sun benegte6e at Dope nn~6erifffretet
|@rfInringent men anerfienbte l1nor>
ffriften iom fin.
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6gnaer af Moraes Mn1bnlance.

S VI sSu%SS2 <ANtUAa>ullNc.
S0m f6ligere on1talt / 8Iabet be-
a1life6es bet paa &obeoIogempoet /
SoInl1rer, at S6rner af Morge an
Haffpr Ell anlbula1ce, font tiIIigeme6
a ebnuffsr og EN- Gh1rie fenbes til
Granfrg. 9mfo1tningerne berme6,
Sn miIanes til 10000 Collars, CT
n6lignd pnn bier 2oge meo / Sol
1nr for bbert MeoIem. Set er oper-
inot til .2ogen felb at beiterme, ON
Be piI 1,oIiene fin Mnport paa Wfeo-
IenrI11er ener forfgge at fou @elgbet
mo pon da1lr6en Maaoe. Mor6fab
Aogr $50. 5 bar i @ngens MnIeoning
Iebfm Eli &omite, Ser i oisfe Sage
foretoger S%nofmnling bIanot Meos
InIuIer, % hi benftiIer til ois1e at
Dbe fin 6finrp tiI bette beIgieren6e
q patriotiFt JornnoaI, Tom otter bill
Drre 4 8ebis pan, at hi 9pnner al
9zsrse, Flint itoIte at at reg,1e Dor
4ffhulnii.g fra BET nnfre lille 2ane
~ BIT mob 4oro, oog meb 2ip og
6id ftodr beH pna bort 1lbe 5eore-
asos ei6e o e Gste painotifc
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Dperprniibenten fo11nter 8rbbre!
Wg6 m!

0perbeitpreIien al 9onif 8rooer-
ionrfuno for Mmertfa pfbolber 1T
oarlige Megbe / Sma9a fra ben 80.
:September til Ben 5. 0ftober, og
'gamfunoetg Oberprefioem, E. g.
gfielfen fra Seattle biz beige Sbor-
.palojen 2oee $50. As i MimeapoIis
paa Wjennemreiie til 9maba. San
anfornner til MitnnedpoltS fgrftfom.
men6e 2er6n9: Morgen ben 286e
:og afreiier allereoe ian1me Mften
ST. s.
Naa $50. 1879 fio1te Meg6e bIep set
i Mnleoning af Observation-Disclosures
3ilfteospurelie Der i 8Den beitemt
ct afboIoe en- ielifcbelig Sammen.
fomit poa 2ogens 2ofale, Sebeu
Corners, mi paa 2er6ag Mften. or
Godnite bleb neoiat til at orrangert
famme. st taIrigt 8efgg f%orpentes.
.iiffffe nlene fra MinreapoliS, men og.
|ioo fra Brgbrene / ct. saul og Sop
Tins. So Operprefi6enten er MO-
|ioqet til at nfreiie alIere6e SCI 8, ct
set arrangeret, at BON ffal taIe ale
|reoe 81. Z Mften, iaa 8rg6rene on
MODES forionbi6t m11ligt at fomme
|in6en ii6itnepnte &loffefIet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

Saeob q. 9}iis 2igaen ! ct. saul,
Baa Meoe 6re6ag iioitleoen i $.
6. 4noerien 2oge $50. 81, 8. $. g,
blep bet beiluttet at oprette en- Total
Mfoeling at Smob q. @iis aigaen ;
ct. Hanl, % Der blep.neoiot en- SEQ
mite beitoaen6e al g g. @asmus-
len @orr. Sefreter), SONS geiIien
.og S. 90. Maoien, ,iom fif / Dp6rug
at noienoe SnobpbeIfe til ct itort
.5ellesmpoe at &epreientanter for
ole oanife Soreninger og @irfeiam-
fun6 ct. Saul. Mgoet ef5oIoes
observation-disclosures Mg6eial / Mopar
|Mrca1l1r11 Sail 5re6ae Mfften sen a.
+Sftober.
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srhft i gbfaanb.

Sorleoen Dog beiggte hi en- af De
5 og 10 Gents stores Der / @t.8aul
for at fiebe nogle Boitfort meo So
tografier fra 8pen for at ien6e Dem
biem til @amlelan6et. 8i bapoe
u0fplot 6e fleite al @ortene % iful0e
netop til at intte Srimerfe paa, 90
Dor Spmprfiombeo benle6e0eS paa
EN- Setning, trpH paa Jorii6en al
&ortet:: u@rihteb in@ermanp". Man
fan tenfe fig Dor Sorbaulelie, tie
alene ober, at @offort meo Sotogro-
fier at ct. Bau1 trpffffes / Gpiflano,
og ialges Der, men ober at ber1Iags
Sort o%berbobe6et / benne Eio frem-
bDoes tiliaIgs i ben itgrite Sorret-
ringi Sen Brancbe ct. 8nl11.
81 beitemte os til fife at ienoe
&ortet, men bebol0e Bet - for &n-
rioiiteteng 5fplb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
81. 6. 81. Snaerion.

aabner / bette M1mer at 8Ia6et
Bolgfampagnen meb en- Mppel til
ON 6eres Gtemme be6 set
f%oreitaoenoe 8alg poo Coroner i
&m1iep County. Dr. Ssngerion er
faa bel Ben6t, life oIene blonot
Sfan6inaber, men ogfao blonM ct.
souls 8efolfning forepriet at en-
Mrbefaling al bdM ffur6e fpHes
.o%berfleoig. San er EN- 6pgtig og bel
onfet 29ge, Me6lem at set 8. Draftts.
board, bnt er en- unionmnnb % ST.
bei6erben, ban er en- in6febt Mmeri.
fa11er, men at 1torife Goral6re, ban
er en- &atriot til Gingeripioerne,-
oerfor let man bam 10 beftonoig
fom Chief Maribom pe6 ertbber pa.
triotiff 8araoe / 81. 8aa,l, ~ ban
er en- retifaffen og be6erIig Mnno,
Der me6 9gre bill fu1t1e 11ofpl6e fin
@mbe6sitilling, og err6eltg, Iait But
not leoit ban ct Ell ualmin6eIia
,bbggelig og elifopr6ig Manb, go61
lit at one, ogiaa en- prisbpr6iq
I@genffab for en- @mbeosman6. 8or.
get, bbao mere forlanger ou for al
''9tbe Dom Din 9temn1e beo @olget s.
Ste Nobember?
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Deu norif.lutberife gbritfirte

Zen rit.lutberffes Sbrttttlrte
bnr III 43 sierner fit Serbiceflag,'
.bpiIfet betpoer en- Goregelie meo 7
stierner; ioen Mfilsri,ge1 fanot
01Steo 0aores.
Naa 5gnoag er Der norff Cubs
tiereife airffeM bet Der onn biotil
fun boIbes er9elf @a1ostienefte 9per
i2oen og Abe 5pnoag j Maaneoen.
Ser er imiblertio itarh paa Sale
inoen Menigbeoen at uoDioe antal-
let al engelife @uostieneiter. 9fignt
Ri perlonlig boloer paa De norife
@a1bstieneiter, maa Ri bog tnorptn<
me, at &irfeiegningen MI ipneS 1T
tiltage itprH UNDER 6e engelife@ubS-
tienelter.. Sen el0re @enermion lp=
neg Bog fremoeleS at foretreffe De
norife @u6stiene1ter. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Kirker OF Foreninger.

C~HRlSTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hornet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver S9ndag Kl. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. Sgndags-
skole XII ~
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hornet af
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. Syn
dagsskole XII. 1915.
OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, HjGrnet at Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gu~dstjenesteS hver
SGndag XII. 10.45 Find.
GOLGATHA .DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYnERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneste Sandag
Form. XII. 1890. Pastor J.. III.
Petersen
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
kIRKE, Hjdrnet af Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn.
dag Form. RI. IL. SGndagsskole ri.
g.
DEN DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST.
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway OF
-. st, afholder sine Gudstjeneste1
som f9lger: Pradiken Sgndag Form.
Il: 1920. Aften Kl. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
~. 7.45; literert Mode de tire f6rste
AZ NORGE, mgder 1ste og 3die
Tirsdage j Maaneden. Bdnnemdde
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. s. s6NNER
raEsM a mn Oh I'M = -.
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Snbilnnmsmibbaaeu.

uMeran6ra" 2ogens 25,anrige
|gtifteliesfeit Ons6ag Mften fioite
|uge baboe iamlet omfring balpanoet
$un6re6e Deltagere, Der %tileragte
|en ieroeles bebagelig faaoeI Tom
|f%ornbielia Sis Tom 2ogens @j9fter.
IS set belle toget bar Soften poerft
bellpffet / ale &enieenoer. 8aabe
BEN title os Sen itore Dania Gal
|bar mutt pbntet i Dogens Mnleos
ming.
@ieiterne iqmIeoesi lille Snt
|og 81 ole bnr fommen MIite0e, NOR.
|icbere6e mon til Sen ftore Sd, ser
meb De blomiterimpfte6e 8orbe toa
fig feitlig 10. 9u bber bab6e fun
BET ftn @lo6s, be6 2ogens Brnfioemt,
Mers. 5igne @asm1sien, 8elfom,
men / fao belnaIgte Orb og preie,t,
|tere6e Mftenens Or6itprer, 6ngferer
Is. so. &inc9, Ser me6 @lans ffilte
life fra 9berbet.
gn fortreffeIig Mi66ag beitaoen~
Be al &pllinge- og 2arnmeiteg Bep
|ferberet. So BEN berite Cult bar
|iti11et (faole6es be6ber Set bift ifglgc
Orbitprerens Sorffrifter), gab Gr0.
|itpreren 0rhet til @br. Melfom Der
tolfebe bore Sglelfer oberfor bort ME
|&iemlan6, Mmerifd, set 2nnb, Jon
hi elifer og alti6 CT re6e til n birlbe
Gerfor ct Daniferne ! oer1ne SSrie
|billige til at gibe 6eres 5aNrer Ill
|Snfel Cams Seer, Ser f9mper for
at n6fri Gpfferne af @laberict. 2igc-
|1lcQet bba6 Sprog bi tnler. Ri er %
|bit be6blibe at bore Mmerifanere a;
|Sin6 og &ierte. Son iIntteoe mes
en- haffig 0pfor6ring til, At bi life
[gle1nt1ier tie boDs ober there.
6. 81. Miffelien fit 6erpaa 0roct
flor at tale for gaanle Da1marf; bal1
|opfriife6e emle M;nber fra fine
nngoomsonge, i6et ban git uo ira,
lat bier .erfelt at % baboe Iaaoanm
Ntinoer, og at BET bar 6isfe, Ser be-
lbirfe6e, at hi altib bebblep at ml11-
(oes bort gamle Se6elanb, og hut
te6e meo at uobringe ct 2ebe for
IDunmorf.
6. Sanien-Dan fit berneit ober.
laot Sroet for at tale forySubiilaren
Meranora" 2ogert. Son opfriifeoe
Erect at 2ogens Siitorie og omtoIte
lierlfg bens erfte Sage. Serom ben.
Itiier Ri til Mrtiflen / .fioite @nmer.
$an gnife6e ben al &eI6 og .2bffte i
lSremti6en.
GIere at 2ogens sgbnrter Mem-
fbers" bar Mresgiafter beo Miooa-
gen. On Del apfenifninggteIegran1,
mer fro ga1nIe Meola111ner 81 nnore
Issferroarr inoIsb % opIeftes al
0roItprssEss't:
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s5eatrene.

.Metropplitan. S neite l1ge, be-
gbnoen6e s5pnoag Mften s. 80. Sep
tember og n1eo Matinee Ons6ag og
2groag, opf6res paa Metropolitan
Dpera &us 81. $. @ooos ii0ite fen
iationelle 911fces, uSrien6lp gne.
mics, fommen6e oirefte fra ct fem
Maane6S Engagement | Chicago.
!. Sjeloen bar ct 5ttpff1te tiltruffffet
+itg fna o%lminoeltg 0pmarfiombeo
Iiom uSrtenolp enemies" bar ii6en
fprlte minoebpr6ige Mften paa
Ebeatret / Waibington, 9.
is, 6d Nreiioent: 8i1fon reiite fig
fro fit Se6es % offentlig a11befaleoe
bet beo atyiige: uMt bpab leg fat
|1ige er allere6e bleben ia9t paa ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Maa0e / bette
pafre Sfueipil. Mlfe Sc Tplelier,
jieg Tumble u6trDfffe, er b1epen upper,
Zig repre{ entere6e -. SMel1er, iom
ieg baaber mart bill gribe belle Ser
ben" Sra Ben SID at bar uSrieno,
}lp~@nemies" opfbIbt Dbert Ebeater,
bpor BET bar secret opfgrt, og bette
bill formentltg bltbe Eilfpl6et ogiaa
Der. 9ete fengiIen6e amerifanife
5fneipi1, n6fert af iaa bel fjenote
SfneipilIere iom Sorrp Setter Ma-
ion 5am Moore, 8illiam S.. @arz
malb, Creme garbe1, Morcilla 6or-
reite, Sta M1rff Tranf 2por, SIR.
thur 81. Sill og. gilbert 8eacocf, bill
u6entpibI b1ibe oen melt bemerfelies=
bar6ige 8eStDenbeo Seionen.
gbnbert. Dginai nalte nge, BE-
|gp1bef6e gpnoog s. 80. 6s., oil
man babe Mnle6ning til at tilbringe
- 20 - 'sfI
en- NOR ON often poo Sbubert Ebeo-
ter. Ser opf6res nemlig Ben forngje-
Iige Sorce=@omeoie. uM &air Of
aneens" fffrepet at 8ropn
Jog Sarrp 2etpis. gi fdI fennc
@ang. iHe rgbe neget oSSnoho1oe,
ffun fige ian megef, at man 1i6oer !
Ell uftanieltg Cater BEN belle Ei6.
Sobe6rollerne l6f6res al Sronces
Mc@rotb og. 5orreit Orr, og forpb.
irigt 6eltager ar1e Selifubets uoanar.
feoe @rnfter.
Sbubert Ebeoter tan mi gIabe fig
meo ct regelmesiig gobt 8efbg, BOO,
bet ogiao FOREIGNER meb set 9phe
8rogrm, Der bb6es paa, og set no,
marfe6e 5M, Der ita6ig prniteres
af bette bel %fnmmen1atte Stocf Com,
pani. Carl See FOREIGNER ogion Itor
&os for fin D%pgtigbeb iom @cene-
j6ireft9r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

FoRENINGlEN aaDANMARKs SON
NER,, az D. s.. D. f., msdsr /. % 8.
LSrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hj. at ST. Peter og 4th Streets.
ttsELEONORA CHRISTINE,, LOGE
Mr.. SOD. 8. s.. mgder 2den og 4de
Onsdag Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall, HI. at 9th og Franklin SITS.
FOREEINGEN nDANMARKS Do
TREO mgder /. og 8. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th st.
FORENINGEN4 s.HAABET,, mdder
4. og 8. Onsdag paa Royal Arcanum
Hall, HI. az st. Peter og 18th SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
STEM PAA
den Skandinaviske Lege
Dr.. 6. A. Ingerson
FOR
CORONER.

stabaneerDorb anfom1aet til Moree.
Sfplge Meo6elelies fra ben Norfe
Mmerifalinie er ustapangerfioro",
iom np1ig afgtf poo fin fgrit Sur til
Morge, anfomrnet oio goo @ebolo.
meb6elesx at uBergens-
fjor6" er a%nforunet II Mmerfn.i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
9pbsfalb / Sperige.

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LAMB, Song @l1itafS Dngite 5pn, err
og6 al 2ungebetg10elfe efter 6err
Spanife Spge, 20 9(ar gaumel.
Sio1mar 2ltt1oberg, 5tocfbolm,
ibenif aorrefponoent for Gbicago
uDailp SEEMS % ct. 8anI uDis-
patch er opo5af ben sponft @Dge.
San bar en- obgtig Mpismaro, %
trooS 11a1rge Mrgrb fra tpifbenlige
Mb1ler rer1bol6t ban altio barrnt Be
Qlliereoes sag.