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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06

Otter Neo6elelier, Der fra @orge
er tilguaet @%rbberbeneS Sell Sub
Dalg, Tan Set %forbentes, at set i 6en
r1ermeite Gi6 bill fl1nte opnaaes en-
c16og ret omfatten6e EiIfpriel al
formalet aDnrts fra Morge. ariiti-
o1in Minefompagni er a1toriieret
font @fsportdr, og S%enben6e1ier ifo1
oerfor retteS til bette 5elifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Gm @bal / geaffebgue fyior6.

Torleoen @ften 9aboe Der forbil-
oct fig en- IS SOB long Sbal inc /
@affebel1e Sior6 mellem Saaborg
og 9renoborg. Sen blep funbet og
orpbt al Ell Sitter fra 8r1u1nsbl1s,
hborefter ben at @gnens Siffere bleb
bierget til &ellebroen. Mnn mener,
at Ben beier ca. 5000 Bnro, 1aa set
betpoer en- goo Sortieneite for 6en
Der fan6t og 6r9bte Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Site uteaet irnene,n.

en Set paa rSSenIe" 1eoeoes Of
NroprtetGr Sollbong Ssenfem @Io-
ifermalIe ST. aoatborg-Senfen iae6e
! i'm eSroleoningstore bla11ot nn6et,
at Der er egentlig lie iaa meaet
@aoifale % g~ocioloemofro-
ter ter go Snoenriggmiliiiferen boooe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
@rebifabet 2in6enbora.

@rep @cbimmelmanM Der eier
bet ftore @rebifab 2in0enbroa bill
efter Gorlboen6e felge @repifabet.
@reDen, Der og1no eier, itore Cooler
i Gpiflanb, pleer tin at opgoIoe fig
paa 2in6enborg ganfte tort STD bber
.Sommer; men li6en &rigens n6br11o
bar BON tile bpret i Domnrurf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Gn mibbeIalberlia Mnin

er nplig fun6et paa @ornboIm, fom
bar faaet en- 1p Eiltrafning
for &iitorifere % Guri1ter.
@aa Sen ipolige Del al 9en lig-
ger Sen m1bnren6e @on6egaor6
9pi6bgaorb / &afer, tet be6 Scent
peaaer, norbbeit for Mnfirffe. Set er
en- biitorif @aarb, i6et Der yer i
Mi66elaI6eren lao en- al Ben faibo1,.
&irfeS ml6e Stiftelfer ct &oipi-
tai for 5peoalife (6erof @anr6ens
@abm me6 tilberenbe @opeI. st
lille laafal6et &oipital i Mnffirffebp
biitnof en- Mflegger al ber1e
Stiftel1e; men al ielbe Spe6alf-
heosboipitolet ontoges nLe Spor at
bore %forfbtn6ne, meo unbtageIie al
nogle @arnpeltene, Der 1nl / en- big
0roen, fom h1n6e antpre Omrios
at Ell 8pgrim, men bar obergroet
me6 Siern og &rat og oeffbtet of
SSor6.
On / 0l6ti6sminoer i~ntereS{eret
Man6 / &gnne Hf imblertio at
@aaroens Ger EiIIa6e1ie til at fore,
tage en- Brgbegrabming meIIm Ste
meme, og 6enne gub ct ion nbentd
;rigt &efnltat, at Matipnolmripet
obertog og fu16fbrte l1ograbningem.
Sgrit fremfom ct Darparti me6
mutt profilereoe 2eb oo en- bre6
5arifeliHent alt al 5uggeoe Cement
item. Saa afbpffe66es ct Iangt 5ttbtff-
fe Mrr at nfbefg1enbe Cement oq
Wdtriten % mi ligger Mtinen belt
|afo9ffH en- reffmg1tIar Sirfa11t paa
omtrent 40-26 500, me6 8 til 81
SOB tDtftffe Mh1re, me6 to n6qonqe.
|S1oenfor 9ftgablen fanotes ct ret
belbebard SITTER at Stm me6 iml1fnffe
|uob1tgne< Goriiringer % biit11of to
$iernea1tre. Set oprin6elige Cub
|bar baret~ falfbln1od Ser, men liene.
re er Der lngf @enrentitensfliier.
8ui1er1e bill MI bIibe freolpim %
Der bill b1ipe foreage foriHeniige
Mrbeioer til Dmgipeliernes gor-
fiGr1reIfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Gtn6enterne.

Sitter / Mar in6bp6er uDo1marfs
friitelige 5t16erterforba1n6" til @t11=
oe1ttermb6e pun uNDborg Stra11o".
Sfient set 10 paa @ru116 at Dprti-
ben er blebet oDrere at bore me6 emo
De tioligere Mar, bar BOG Eililutnin=
gen alorig beret iaa ltor iotn mi.
Set bi6ti1 fterfeit bei6gte M}p0e bar
M66et / 1915, bbor ser Dor 43O
9eltagere; / Mar er Ser in6melot
500 Deltagere - og Sc 1tnge er go6t
reprqientereoe;; ifior bar 6er set
forte M1tal u@hlsier" Is. b.i. np-
bagte Stuoenter), Ser enon11 5ar boz
rel, nem1ig ca. 100, / Mar er Ser.
ir1omel6t ca. 100 n@lsier". Nf set
famle6e MntoI Deltogere er Sc 1876
fbinoelige Stubenter.
Sitter | Mar bar D~ebiht1immelfolen
Zig belpilltgt ODER for Mgoet,
lao at en- DeI 5hr6enter bIiber ir6=
fbnrtere6e 6eroppe / 6ens 5foleIofa-
Ter og @pmnaitiffiul, oerbeo CT set
.blepet nt1Iigt at ifaffe HIo6s til ane
De i116mel6te. &omiteen tan mi BEL
LEI lite ifuffe 8la6s til flere.
Snoleoningsmp6et Ben fgrite Off
ten bcI6es at @aitor Sans &ocb, Tom
|ogfaa ilutter Mg6et. Ser b1iper ssor-
'3an6linger, in6le6e6e nf Baft. sSob6s.
|2arfen Seinsbig, og ~2pgemisiionnr
Srimoot=Deeller, Sn6ien. gnopi6ere
.er @eftor @onra6 &anien, @ralterne
g. "Trip og Carl Seiperlen iaml @e=
freter 6. See Mn6erien Eolere. -
0berbiblioteffm $. 8. 2ange %
&rigsfangeiefreter @aitor Marius
!Snnien bill fortene ON @rigsfonqe,
arbei6et:
On Sgnoagen pre0ifer Nait. ST. ii
caro Npborg Strife, ligelom ban
bill bol6e Sfriffetalen Deo 6pIIesul-
tergnngen.
Meoet begpnote aors6aq Sen is.
sSuIi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
@ibbeubapuer. &afeerne.

Sen iio1te 8eitemmelfe ON, at @&e-
ita1ranter og &afeer / &ipbenbabn
iifnl faa noleperet &affe- 90 Ebbe-
tort, betb6er, at mango &ipbenbnb-
ner.&eltnl1rarter / en- ner Gremti6
LUTTE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
400 1he Sernhnnehnnne

9t fniber boarot for gfatsba-
I'ter1te nrab @ogrlmateria. So man
bar bi6ti1 lite ftarttet fan Iabet ME
gog11e, foroi BET bar bara 1ttnlliat
@ fda bet 1sobenoige Mcteriale ira
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
9nnife Sorbbrngsarbeioere til
Gnqlan6.

Weeo l1oenlanosfoget til ariitia-
mia fornplig anfom fra @iebenbaon
$50 6anffe Mrbeioere, font bap6e
fant Mniettelfe / england, nnient-
Zig iom 2anobr1gsarbeioere. Sc bar
ole gonffe 1tnge Soft. De bleb in6-
fnorter4 / f~orifieIltge &oteller og
reiffte bioere me6 Eoget til Bergen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Sen itbite QEtlinn

r@rgnIanos Mpoitpl", Sans @ge-
De, Srefen Senftne gge6e, fpIote for
Ieoen 80 Mnr. Sen gamIe Domes 6a-
Der Iom 6e6e, me6ens bnn bar gat1-
ffe 1t11g, bar @%olonfbeitprer / @rpn>
Inn6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Gn pmfattenbe .2ebefance.

Statsbanerne bar i bisfe Gage
inobnot til 2icitation ober en- flor
|Mang6e nnif1rmsgien1an6e, Ser
ifaI bruges / 1919-20. Ser pnifes
.Silbro paa Ginning af 1881 Suffer,
.1,58o Srafhfter, 442s @cite, 1855
Binterfapper og 121 M%interilffffer
iamt poa 2ebering al 81. a. 100
Observation-Disclosures, $50 ul6trgier,
Oh @egnfraffffer, 1920 9Iiefapper,
1,OS9 Sfin6trpier oib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06

|talt tog SenIeoigteren ieIp fat for
iat gibre @eoe or politifffe.
FsfatlopunH Segspebblep life meo at
|Doere genitremauo eIIer NooifaI,
iagbe ban. Seq iDntes iHfe, set fog.
belt n. 90 ieggif Do ober gocial-
|6ernofratiets @@nffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
~@unqemp6ereng 8olio }pIat.

Set fier6te Bale Spn6erga6e /
Sorfet1s, iom ! mango Mar b1tiebe
Sre6erif ben 5Dbenoes Mober,
8rinieSfe Charlotte, er al Do6=Jel-
lom-sSoreningen for 100000 aro,1er
iolgt til Observation-Disclosures, Tom
bil in6rette ct itort &on6itori / Glue
ctagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
N ahonalIite1atur
II. G. Andersen.

H. G. Andersen.
Udvalgte Eventyr og Historier.
Ill. 7o4 Slider med II8 Hut
s%trationer, elegant indbunden.. 1.5o
Billedbog uden Billeder, smukt
udstyret, med Illustrationer at
e. Berner, III Slider. ........ as
Herman Bang.
Irene Holm, OF andre Fortellin-
ger. 2o4 Slider .............. .35
Sofus Bauditz.
Sporsne. En- Vinternovelle.. .35
Wilhelm Bergs9e.
Fra sollyse Strande.. az
Tordenskyen. En- Fortalling fra
Koleraepidemien i Kjgbenhavn
Fra Piazza del Popolo. En- No
yellf-G ;ydh s4s Slider, ele- :
Hvem var han? Et Livsbillede.
Tospaltet Udg. ........ 40
Sofus Birch.
Ire Fortellinger. 2-spaltet I'd
gave . 10
St. st. Blicher.
De tire Helligaftener, SAINT andre
Fortal1inger af danske Forfat-
tere, 1913 Slider, i smukt Om-
Ingvar Bondesen.
Rettergang og Skriftemaa1. For
tsllinger. 31I Slider ......... 60
Hersen paa Steinarstad. En-
Fortalling fra Hellig Olafs
It'd. ESQ Slider. Heftet 80. so
Karetten fra Lgnneskov. Ro-
man i tire Dele. Med Forfat-
terens Portrait. Heftet ...... Go
L. Budde.
En- Historic ON Julenissen...... as
Erik B9gh.
Unge Jens Jesen, SAINT andre For
tallinger af danske Forfattere.
1913 Slider, i smukt Omslag.... as
Jonas Tvsermoses Hrgrelser. 168
Holger Drachmann.
Derovre fra Grandsen. Ny I'd
gave med Digterens Portrat og
B1ograt1 as
S9mandshistorier. 500 Sider.... IS
Drowning Caroline Mathilde at
Danmark. Historisk Roman at
Gaia 90
Anders ]. Eriksholm.
Skriftemaalet, SAINT andre For
tsllinger. 1914 Slider ......... .35
CART Etlar.
Martha fra Sigersvold og andre
Fortel1inger. 1o4 Slider 80
Folk i NOD rs
Ire nye Fortallinger ........... as
En- Hicks fra Solbjerg, med here
ajgngehsvdingen og Dronningens
Vagtmester. go Slider. Heftet 100
Do. indb. 1.25
Krigsbilleder. 272 Slider. 1890. so
Pintsefest i Tibirke, med Aere
Fortallinger .......... 80
Sect og HORT. Fortellinger.... so
Bi1rneat. .Nationalhistorisk Ro-
man. $50 Slider ............. 90
Egekorset paa Mosegaard, og n
ore EOIIfll1nSeI. 1OC Olucl... 80
II. F. Ewald.
Niels Ebbesan. Historisk Roman
i 2 Dele. 416 Slider .......... 90
Bondebruden. Historisk Roman
fra Diet IS. Aarhundrede $500. so
Daniel Rantzow. 37o Sider..... .65
Jens Glob den Haarde. Histo-
risk Roman fra Diet trettende
Aarhundrede -. ..:........ so
]. ]. F. Friis.
Svenskerne paa Lolland. En- hi
storisk Roman fra Midten af
Diet syttende Aarhundrede. eco
Slider. Indb. ............. rs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Siifere / en- @fbpnmpe,

st bolbt Satn6re6e 6iiferbaooe
fra Bortpgr bar for 1oglo Gage Il
ben taga paa @abet for at oprge
Mafrel. On Sfppl1mpe traf ben
meHem Dem, og, to al Dem Tom life
ba1rtig NOT fit Seilene bjerget neo,
f9ntreoe. Meo @eber blep Sc oun-
borooarenoe 5 Mano og 6en enc
Baao bierga af 6e anrre 8aa6e.
Sen on6en 8aa6, bbis Mer6i ne6
Sungit bar ca. 1000 Ser fonf.
@eo @ihmpller fa1treoe og1ao ct
Asar Baaoe famine Morge1 UNDER
en- S%oroenbpge, men bua6e 6ifferne
og 8aaoene IpffeoeS set at bierqe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06

Wv ueA.uutg lpHOeTlgiI San9.
Beb &DitarttGeriiternes &onoert
paa Snog5G foreorog &anmerian-
ger Cornelius ct Digit, fom en- i'm
oer1pf Soloat bob0e ienot biem fra
5ronten be0 at in6rioie set paa
8nggen Ell at De tilbaeebenoen6e
BnneDogne. On &Ditartineriit Carl
Nalsner baboe ienere lat Digtet
Me1fif. Set if1ore6e iabnt % It'll
tarbfgt Senoeripoernes Ggle1ier utt-
Der bet Selttog, boori Sc MI / Mare-
big bur ppret tpnngen tit at 6eIfage,
% e1oroe beo TT beIe bemooige Sn6-
bolo ct opbt Snotrpf poa aIe Set
6tltager11e /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
Sc bible itiele @aaietaarnets Saq.

Sc bil6e ittele @aaietaarnets Sag.
S NDfdbing S. Dar en- 8anoc nn-
ge Metaltbpe ifdlge u2oll-Galit. ct.
fornDlig facet fine 8eorifter paa-
oemte. De bar :boeret meget on1-
fmten6e. Sra ferit at bor set Ep-
beri al Sutftterfabrifens Metalrer
% -&anerr, Der bragte 8o1loen / $50
litiets Ser1oer; men efterbna.loen
ltobt6e6e3 beres 5pn6eregiiter. De
bapoe itiaalet Soldering poa 2an-
bet, np5t ct 2ofomobI fuloitp11oigt
al for Metal, itiaalet ct @Iemricitets-
bprfs @obbertrao6 ofb. @eres itgr-
ite Ship ff1tl6e bog bnoe Dnret at
ifiele Robbertaget pua @oaletoarnet
| @or6ingborg. 9e bnp6e beret /
8or6itgborg og forfggt at brpoe
@oafetaaarnefs 9gr op, men Sen bor
benz for folio, ian 6e moctte opgibe
ben glimpen6e Soc at itinle set I'll
9narns Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
2bitmant simpipn interneres.

opIs't' Ott"PI"H t''etHe1W'
Den 18,aorige engelife Slipper
I6itnant Gimpion, 1om forleoen git
sne6 pna @eitfpfiten, a11fom forleoen
I'll Mnrbl1s, bbor BON ffal interneres
poo So6folfgfnferner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
@abnen peb @orsgr.

&ors9r 8prouo bor ifeIge u@D6.
hel 9oc.zDem." nnoroget Megje-
ri1tget ON &oncesiton pao Mnlqq og
Drift at ct NIT fort SapnennIag og
ON @ef til at efspropriere ca. 200
3or. 2an6 al u@r1tiesminoe"s Sor-
Der til bette Sormaar. Sag 8Draa-
bet ffm ftaa ct pribot Selifab, fom
bill obertage &%oncesiion for Sc fgrte
100 Mm. Set ifaI lite bore Menin=
gen at oribe MnIagget font Sribobn.
Den banffe Gffitsbp gmingsin6nitri.
Direfttgr Mhtucf beo @iebenIubns
Dpbefocf opfDier i .gsationaHi6en,
b" m Sc oanife Sfibspnrffer fnr1-
per meb ftore wanifelig5eoer. Gil,
fdrlelen al 5taaI fra 9pfnan6 ct
fterH beerqniet og u6gigr life en-.
gong en- 5jeroe6eI of set 1orn1nle
49,
5orbrag. Eilferielen af ibenf @taal
'er mt1tintnl, % fra GngInn6 og Slime.
rita tort1tter bberfen @tonI, @cbber
eller andre Metaller. @ih1otio11er
rr inaleoes p6erit alborli0. gprf-
terr1e beffinftiger lite engang Ell Ere,
bieoel Of ben rrornaIe Mrbeiosltprffe.
Observation-Disclosures ibin6er ms
ct fig feIp. s iioligere Mnr Tom
i11a1rge norffe 9afibe bertiI for at re-
pnrere;; men mi Ell Der mipn ingen.
5orloen Be fem gaanIe Shbsberfftter
sc Der opreHd III 1be 6nrdte sSern-
fIbsbnrfffterz men eIb ON ManteriaIer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
9anif @ptprifonnert innfet.

noenrigsminiiteriet me06eler: S
5glge telegrafiif Sn6beretmng fra
bet oanife &onia1lat / Ma1od er A.
maitet banif Motorifonnert uDron<
ming SbDra" af &pbenbabn tilbe-
rer6e &eoertet Dnnnebirfe, l9nfef /
Nor6lgen. @eintningen ct rebbet og
ir6brngt il7Man6aI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06

|funoe ffoffes, bill bisfe fiortett gnrf-.
Ter lite Hfamnen t1nne prniterei
liStort mere mere emo Be fem gamIe,
ia en- l1boo11et Mrbeios'tprfe lite.
lltaar til @naoigbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
G. Hauch.

G. Hauch.
Wilhelm Zabren. En- Autobio-
graf fra Christian. den 2dens
lid. $50 Slider so
Gu1dnageren. Romantisk Begi-
venhed fra Diet %forsvundne
Aarhundrede. SOS Slider 49,. go
Marie Henckel.
Vebnersholm. En- Ade1sdames
Llyshistorie so
Emanuel Henningsen.
Fra Upland. To Fortellinger.
Winter og War. ~ Efteraaret.
Carl Hermann.
Kongens Yndling (Peder Grif-
fenfeld). 300 Slider. Nv.
Bind. Heftet 100
Do, indb. $50
Ludwig Ho1berg.
Jeppe paa Bjerget, eller den for
vandlede Bonde. Comaedie udi
Akter ............ 30
IT. c. Hornum.
Frederik Gjeldsgaard eller Hit
tebarnet. Historisk Roman fra
Napoleon den Stores It'd. 200
S1der 1855. -. -. .. so
c. Hostrup.
Eva. Skuespil i fire Akter e.
spaltet Udgave) .............. 20
]. P. Jacobsen.
Marie Grubbe. Historisk Ro-
man. 272 Slider 90
Johannes ". Jensen.
Kirken i Fars9. Med Forfatte-
rens Portrait og fem Illustra-
toner af O. Aalberg. Ele-
giant udstyret .............. 20
Cornelia Levetzow.
Ellens HEN rs
H. H. Lefolii.
Fortallinger og Sagaer, fortalt
for Born i Hjemmet og paa
Skolen. lndb. so
Otto M9ller.
Guild og ERE. Roman. 200 S. 40
Anton Nielsen.
strsgods. Smaafortellinger -. as
N1elSGli.
Maagen. En- Misunderstanding.
2o6 Slider 90
Fir. Pa1udan-Muller.
Ungdornskilden. En- Fortalling. rs
Henrik Pontoppidan.
Fra Hytterne. En- %skildring at
Ssder, Skikke OF Uskikke hos
den danske Bondestand ....., as
Ada Ravnki1de.
Judith Fyrste. En- Fortelling
med st Forord at G. Brandes.
To Fortellinger. T~antaluskva-
Ter. - Pyrrhussejr. .......... IS
Filth Reumert.
Fra Theater-Ferien. Skildringer
Johanne schj6rring.
Havets Datter. En- Fortse1ling
fra Vesterhavet. 1914 Sider... so
Fra War til Host. En- Livshi-
storie. 174 Slider ...... so
1ngeborg Marie Sick.
H6jfjeldsprast. En- Fortaelling.
1872 Slider so
I. P. Sommer.
Herrerne paa Hammershus. For
talling fra Bispetiden ........ IS
Wilhelm Disregard.
Jonas Has og hans Kone, SAINT
here andre Fortellinger...... IS
) portofrit imod 1ndsendelse at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06

Sra &siffOIe til 8reitesadrb.
Sattoerl;p Seiifols Ser i Mar bar.
eltaad 80 Mar, er mi fDIgt hI 4sre.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
IN FLIGHT
Heir to Rumanian Throne Has
Left Country.
Anti-German Outbreak Is Be-
lieyed To Be Cause.

Copenhagen, Sept. 21.-The Ruman-
ian crown prince has fled fxom
Ruma--ian territory and arrived in
Odessa. according to the Ukrainian
newspaper Krewskala Misluj.
News of the flight of Crown Prince
Charles OF Rumania follows closely
reports that came from German
sources of an anti-German outbreak
in Rumania, in which Queen Marie,
who is an uncompromising SYM
pathiZer with the entente, was the
prime mover. King Ferdinand was
reported to be holding aloof from the
movement. Field Marshal Won Mac
kensen, it. was stated, was to return to
Rumania at once, together with DR..
Solf, the German colonial SECRETARY,
presumably to deal with the reported
outbreak.
Crown Prince Charles Is known to
have been in sympathy with the atti-
tude of his mother in her bitter hatred
for oil things German, and quite pos
sibly would have been associated with
her In any anti-German agitation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
TO HAVE OWN SCHOOL
Mexican Children Will Require Three
Teachers This Year.

For the first time in the history of
Topeka, the Mexican children of the
public school age, under the fourth
grade, have their own school this year.
The school is known as the Branner
annex, and is under the principalship
of Humphrey w. Jones, principal of
Branner.
The school is held in the building
formerly known as the Madison school,
which was used for the children of
Lincoln school district while the Lin
coin school building was being erected.
Three roRms of the building are oc-
cupied, and all Mexican children be-
longing to the districts of .Branner and
Lincoln, under the fourth grade, are
attending that school.
The object of opening a separate
school for the Mexican children is to
relieve TIE crowded condition of the
lower grades of Branner and Lincoln,
and to give the Mexican children some
beginning instruction in the English
language so that they may find the
upper grades easier and will not hold
school who can make quicker progress
on account of understanding the lam
guage.
Three teachers have been engaged
for the Mexican school. They are Miss
Helen Yelty, Miss Violet Crumbine
and Miss Val1ee Short. About eighty
five children are enrolled.
The success of the venture Is largely
due to the efforts of H. w. Jones, the
principal of the school, and Augustine
Alba, the Mexican, detective. who has
pfesehted the. project to the Mexican
p4DnLe, and gained their cooperation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
WHEAT roo Low
Growers Urge President Te
Reconsider Price Fixed.
Cost of Production Next Year
$2.OS a Bushel.

Washington. Sept. 21.-Quoting de-
partment of agriculture figures on pro-
duction costs, the Natio.-al Wheat
Growers association today wrote
President Wilson urging him to re-
consider his decision fixing the price
of wheat at the same price as last
year. 1925 bushel
1T is clear that the price set for
this year is not high enough to in
sure the maximum necessary produc-
ton of wheat next year, said the let
ter.
+ AT the price designated by the gov
ernnient and renewed for next year the
farmers themselves are asked to as
sumo a risk amounting to several hun
dred million dollars. In view of the
facts and official figures We have set
forth we ask your Immediate consider
alton of the announcement
The testimony quoted by the grow
ers in their letter is that of DIR. Will
lam J. Spillman, chief of the bureau
of farm management, who told the
senate agriculture committee the ave :
age cost of production for the 1917
1913 crop was So.
The growers further claim Doctor
sSpillman estimates the average cost
of producing the 1919 crop. will be
$685. which they say does not include
cost of marketing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
TO HELP REGlSTRANTS
County Advisory Board in Session
Every Day in Court House.


Every Day in Court House.
The legal advisory board is in ses-
sion in the first division court room
from O'Clock in the morning until 5
o'clock in the afternoon of every day
to help registrants fill out their ques-
tionnaires. This board comprises the
best lawyers in the city and no fee is
charged for assisting the registrant
In the past, the board has had much
trouble with registrants who were I'M
able to give the information demand
ed in the QUESTIONABLE. Before going
to the advisory board. registrants
should look QUESTIONABLE over care
fully and if possible learn all the facts
about the questions asked so they will
be ready to give them at once.
In particular, much difficulty has
been experienced with men who seem
to be in ignorance as to their exact
citizenship. All should be prepared to
state whether they are native born
Americans, naturalized citizens, or
citizens by their fathers naturaliza-
ton. If parents, or either of them
were haturalized, registrants should be
prepared to state when, where and
which.
If it is intended to claim exemption
on the grounds of dependency, all
should have their total incomes fig
ured up, as we'll as what their fami-
lies could get along on if registrants
were indicted into military service.
There must be a supporting affidavit
made out and sworn to before a no.
tary public by each person who is de-
pendent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
DANCE.sF0R SOLDIERS
Reta Club Also Will Give Supper for
3+ Them Sunday.

The Saturday evening dance for the
soldiers will be given tonight by the
Rota club at the Chamber. of Com
ulerce.
The club will entertain at supper
party for the soldiers Sunday after
noon at the Chamber of Commerce.
All soldiers who are in the, city for
Saturday and Sunday are invited to
these parties Mrs. J. D. Sullivan is
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee for Sunday, and she will be as
sisted by Miss Rosa Ferlet, Miss Glenn
Davis, Miss May Malone, Miss Joseph
inc Herren. Miss Stella Nash. Mrs.
Grace w. Rees. and Miss Helen Hoge-
hOOpo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
U. S. MAY TAKE BREWERY
Anheuser- Busch Plant May Be Con-
vcrted Into Arsenal

st. Louis, Sept. 21.-Ordnance ex-
perts from Washington are on their
way to st. Louis to inspect the An
heuser-Busch Brewery properties.
The plants here may be taken over
to be used as part of the United States
arsenal or for allotting large NUM-
tons contracts. it was declared today
August A. Busch Offered the govern
ment the plant following recent action
prohibiting beer manufacture Busch
is in Washington comforting with
ordnance department officials
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
DISEASE IN CAMPS
Spanish Influenza Is Prevalent at Sew
eral Naval Training Stations.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Navy reports
show Spanish influenza is prevalent
at the training camps at the Great
Lakes station, at the Boston and Phila-
delphia stations and at the Marine
training camp at Quantico, Va. 1t was
said today that no definite figures had
been obtained as yet to show the ex-
tent of the epidemic. There are now
approximately 1900 men under
training at the Great Lakes station
alone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
for the sympathy shown us at the
death of our dear husband and father.
MRS. c. D. DANIELSONs
ADV. AND FAMILY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21

Safety racer fades sharpened bet
ter thor new. ESQ CSC doz- Brunt-Mar-
.in.-Adv-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store, or call Eleanor
Kimball, phone 1881, after p. M;
other hours phone $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21

MILES CANNON. nge 50, died this
morning at local hospital. The funeral
will be held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from PenwelI's chapel. Burial in Topeka
cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-21
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