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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
ALLIED FOOD
PLAN IS made

PARIS. Dee IS Plans for feeding
an the allied ard enemy countries.
with Herbert Hoover as director
general. have been approved hy the
allies and President Wilson
The names ~ the members % the
commission who will undertake the
work have not been announced but Il
b. said there viii be two members
each from tho United states. Great
britain. France and Italy.
The committee win send agents to
Germany and the Acknowledgment
atcs 20 determine the food needs ~
those Countrlel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
PRINCE OF WALES IS
COMING; KING LATER

Especial Co The star BY n p A.
LONDDE. Dec 2s The Prince ~
Wales WIN visit America soon. altho
the date o. noe announced Kinr
George viii not hc able 90 SO until
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
FOOD THIEVES
IN SWEDEN ARE
RUNNING RIOT
ny CARL s,NDBl RI

y y 4 staff Correspondent.
STOCKHOLM. sweden. dee.
.s.-rrissns u sweden are filled
with foo.i thie,s- wiso have sold
their plumber Ca the hungry with
money Ia buy.
I am not SURF but some Of the
social and political unrest In
Europe Ec~- back In part to this
thing Of every body saying daily
and almost hourly. n n proyerb
az something to be remembered:
-N0I CAN BtN ANYTHING
NOt >EED ~ YOU'VE GOT
THE MONEY
have tsiked with men from Ger
many. ituasiS and the balkans
From every country the story ir this
same. "YoU CAN Buy ANYTHING
YoU NEED or FOOD on
CLOTHES ~ You HAVE MONEY.
Everywhere IL scarcity and shortsg'
IN al open markets and In som'
regions there II famine. In al
regions they are using roots. weeds
and harkn
Wherever people talk IN the cities
they Joke or swear about the eat
we have"
SIX thousand bread cards wer,
stolen from the main distribution Of
flee In stockholm one sunday might
last month.
Tho government announced that
new cards. 81 different design
would be issued. and the 5000 card
stolen were never peddled.
Sell Bread Cards
Buy n bread card. mister7 Want
a potato card" ~ the low.voiced
query Of stockholm con men. who
slip up close to you on the street
or In restaurant or railroad station
They disappear rapidly II you don''
buy. II you do buy. then they figur,
on you for regular customer. Their
they offer 10 toll you where you car
buy bread. bacon. sugar. butter. lard
chocolate. tobacco. They sell in.
formation for 40 many crowns. an6
the spectators. smuTRlers and
profiteera they scnd YOU 10 have a
wonderful shake down system for
making you pay what they think
you can afford
About two or three times a week.
II seems. they have been anagging
cigaret snugElera coming from Fin.
land one had $50. 600 cigar.ts hid
den In clothes. mattresses. boxes and
barrels In different parts Of the boa,
on which he was passenger. Gus
TOMS officers first found 10 900. then
various $4,000 lots tucked In FOR,
and at.
Sweden has tho lowest crime rate
IN the world. For the first time. II
has prison -crowding problem. And
I am told that IN tho countries "a
the south and east. among nations
that have been In the war. there
too. the prisons would be fun e
OVERLOOKING except for the fact thai
80 many food thieves have been shot
and killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
New Portuguese
Ministry Named

LISBON. Dec. go Premier NAr.
hasso has announced the formation
Of a new Portuguese ministry as tot
lows.
Resmao. minister OF finance. Cor
,ereal. minister OF war. Faro. minis
Ter Of marine Msllo. minister of jus
tiec: Ncvss. minister OF commerce,
Adintcriu. minister of foreign az
fairs. Rcssa. minister of labor. Coelso.
minister Ok colonies, Magellan. min.
,stcr 81 education. Acevcdo. minister
Of fe0d. onveria, minister OF agrl.
culture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
CALL A PHYSICIAN-GO
TO BED-STAY QUIET
DON'T WORRY

There IL yo Occasion for Panfe--in-
fIpesra Itself Has Very Low
Percentage of Fatalities. Not over
One Death Out of Every -Four
Husdred Gases. According to the
y. e. board of Health. The CHIEF
Danger Lies In Complications
Arising. Attacking Principally Pa
tienfs In n Rundown Condition
Those Who Don't Go To he'd Soon
Enough. or Those who Get Up To"
Early.
Spanish Influenza, which appeared
In Spain In May. has all the appear
snce OF grip or Ia grippe. which has
swept over the world In numerous
epidenlcs as far back as history
runs. Hippocratss refers 10 an cpl
demic in 4fz y. C. which is regarded
By many TO have been Influenza.
Every century has had its attacks.
beginning with 1881. this country
has had five epidemics. the last in
1880.
THE SYMPTOMS
Grip. or Influenza. as II Is now
called. usually begins with a chill,
followed by aching. feverishness.
and sometimes nausea and dizzIneha.
md general feeling Of weakness
and depression. The temperature -
from 100 to 10f. and the fever
usually lasts from three to five daya.
The germs attack the mucous mem
brane. Or lining OF the air passages
nose throat and bronchial tubes
there ~ usually a hard cough, es-
pscially bad ~ night. Oftcnttmcs a
sore throat or tonailltla. and fire.
quently All the appearances OF a
severe head cold.
THE TREATMENT
Co to bed AZ the first symptoms
not only for your own sake, but 70
avoid spreading the diFeaEe 10 9th
ers-take "a purRative. cat plenty OF
nouriahing food remain perfectly
quiet. and don't worry. guinine.
Asperin or Doycr'H Powder. etc.
may be administered by M physi-
cans directions to relieve the
aching. But there IL no cure or spe-
elfie for infiuenza-ih disease must
run It's course. but nature herRelf
VIII throw Off the attack IN only you
Keep up your strength. The chief
danger Hes In the complications
which may arise. Influenza 80
"sakenS the bodily resistance that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
Two Women Try to
End Lives Today

CHICAGO. Zee ss Two women
tried to end their lives in Chicago
Just as Christmas day dawned
Early morning pedestrians found
a woman. believed to b. Mrs Anna
AdxicwicE. lying unconscious Ia the
snow on the steps ~ 81 Mary's Re.
man Catholic church.
Another woman. well dressed was
found lying Ia a deserted street she
gave the name Of Elizabeth Grady
Roth had swallowed poison. the
would die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
Many Are Wounded
in Catalonia Riot

BARCELONA. Dec. 25.- Several
soldiers and civilians were wounded
yesterday In a clash between the 20.
lice and crowds who were demon
stratlnR In favor Of home rule for
the province Of Catalonia. Many
shots were fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
Would Have u. s.
Occupy Ukrainia

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.--Amer.
lean occupation OF tho Ukraine TO
stabilize conditions In Europe's gran.
airy and avert a possible world fam
Inc has been suggested 10 this gov
eminent b. Ukrainian leaders in the
United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25

LONDON. Dec. s5.--Brtsh sea.
planes. firing from the air. torpcdoed
and sank Turkish transport dur
ing the war. causing a loss ~ 5000
Turkish troops. according 20 the Eve
ming News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
CONSTIPATION

Can't be- cured by strong cathar
tics. The bowels need a natural rem
edy like Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills TO
help them produce a natural move
ment.
Munyon's Paw-Paw Laxative Pills
contain no drugs. They school the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
MISERIES OF THE
STOMACH FROM
Indigestion Relieved in Two Minutes
'erfectly HARMLESS - Absolutely
Guaranteed

Send us your name and address.
plainly written. and We will send
you on approval our stomach prep.
aration. lotto. for 80 days. AT which
time you are to send US 500 or re-
turn the unused portion IL not per-
fectly satisfied.
Relieves Gas. Sour Stomach Cheart-
burnl. Belching. Swelling and Full
Feeling so frequently complained Of
after meals. in Two Minutes. Almost
instant relief from Pains in the
stomach caused by undigested food.
Address: Bellingham Chemical
Co, Belllngham. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
Hoover Says Europe TO
Go Hungry Six Months

WASHINGTON, Dee. Herbert
Hoover has cabled that Europe viii
not recover from It's main food diff
flculties for another six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
THIS DAY
by CHARLES Il. DRISCOLL
Written for the United Press

saw a strange and mystic thing
Just the day breaking.
thought heard the angels sing,
The distant echoes waking
I seemed them all In white,
From flmy clouds descending
Their fair forms mingled with the light.
Emerging fading blending.
There In tho cobbed city street.
ny tenements most lowly
Mcthought | their shining feet
And heard their voices holy.
/ heard the mighty chorus swell
Praise yc the Lord eternal
Who knoweih all and loveth wei.
Whose wisdom Is supernai
For there Ia born TO You this day
The Christ sought to Danish,
Peace and Good win. lie brings for aye
With this them vanish.
oh did dream did wake.
DO you my friend, believe me?
Pray hope with for Chrst's sweet sake,
Mine eyes did not deceive me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
IMPORT BAN LIFTED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25. - All
import restrictions on manufactured
rubber goods. asbestos. honey. Brazil
nuts and shelled nuts were lifted to.
day by the war trade board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25

bowels TO act with.
out physic.
They act upon
the liver and sti.n
ulate the secretion
OF bile. which
thoroughly digests
the food and as
sists the bowels in
a perfectly natu-
raj manner 10
throw the waste
matter from the
system. Munyon %
Paw Paw Pills do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
PLAN 30 GERMAN DISTRICTS

BERLIN. Dec 25.- Election of the
delegates TO the new national assem-
lily Ia planned by the division Of
Germany into 30 areas each TO elect
proporuonate number OF represent.
atiVes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25

there IL danger OF pneumonia or
bronchitis developing. and sometimes
inflammation OF the middle car. or
heart affections. For these reasons
u IN very important that the patient
remain in bed until his strength re-
turns-stay In bed at least two days
or more after the fever has left you.
or IN you are over 80 or not strong.
stay in bed four days or more. ac-
eording To the severity OF the attack.
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
In order 20 stimulate the lining ~
the air passages TO throw off the
grip germs. to aid In IooaeninR tho
open. thus makinv the breathing
easier Weeks EapoRub Will be found
| effective. Hot. wet towels should be
applied over the throat. chest and
open the pores. Then Napokub
should be rubbed in over the parts
until the skin IL red. spread on
thickly and covered with two
thickuesses OF hot flannel cloths.
Leave the clothing loose around tho
neck. as the heat Of the body lib
/ crates the ingredients in the form
OF vapOrs. These vapors. inhaled
with each breath. carry the medical
tion directly 10 the parts affected.
sorbed through and stimulates the
skin. attracting the blood 20 tho
| surface. and thus aids In renevini.
the congestion within.
HOW TO AVOID THE DISEASE.
| Evidence seems to prove that this
Is a germ disease. spread principally
1 by human contact. chiefly through
lcouRhing. sneezinR or splitting. 80
avoid persons having colds-whtch
means avoiding crovds~-c ommon
drinking cups , rol'er , .'y.ns,h by
plenty Of exercise in the open air.
and good food.
KEEP FREE FROM COLDS
Above all keep free from colds.
as colds Irritate the lining OF the
| air passages and render them much
better breeding places for the germs.
| Use Vick's VapoRub at tho very
/ frat Sign ~ cold. For head
cold. melt n little in n spoon and IN
! hale the yapors. or better htill use
| VapoRub in a benzoin steam kettle.
IIf this is not available, use an ordi-
nary tea-kettie. FIJI half full OF
Z boiling water. put in hair tea
{ spoon Of NapoRub froSn time 10 time
I keep the kettle Jun slowly boil
/ INK. and inhale the steam arising.
! SoITi. Vick'a VapoRub II the
| discovery ~ n North Carolina drug
| gist, who found how to com bine In
] Eaive form. Nenthol and Camphor
with such essential oils az Eucalyp-
| tua. Thyme. Cubebs. etc. 50 that
/ when the salye IL applied to the
| body heat. these ingredientr are lib
Grated in the form OF vapDrs.
NapoRub Is comparatively new IN
New York. View England and few
western states. whore u In just now
being introduced In other sections
Of the country. however. II IL tho
/ sfa ndard home remedy In over n
million homes for all forms Of cold
trouble. more than six million Jars
were sold last year
II IL particularly recommended
| FOR childrcn's Group or colds, since
! IL ls externally applied and. there
/ fore, can be used az freely ms de-
aired without the sliRhtoat harmful
effects VapoRub can be had in
three sizes zoe. soc. sL29-n al
! drugsiStS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25

Druggists refund money N fAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching
blind. bleeding or rrotrudinE Piles
stops Irritation. SoothsE aud Heals
You can get fcrtfui sleep after the
frat application. Iric. 6oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25

PARIS. Dec IS Evening dress h.
now permitted 90 be worn ~ the
French capital Since the outbreak
% war IL has not been allowed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
HOW To USE V|CK'S VAPORUD IN
TREATING SPANISH INFLUENZA
The Influenza Germs Attack the Lining of the Air Pass
ages. When VapoRub Is Applied Over Throat and
Chest the Medicated Vapors Loosen the Phlesm,
Open the Air Passages and Stimulate the Mucous
Membrane to Throw Off the Germs.

In Addition, VapoRub Is ABB
sorbed Through and Stimu-
lates the Skin, Attracting
the Blood to the Surface
and Thus Aids in Reducing
the Congestion Within.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25

not weaken. sicken or grippe.
Ask your druggist. Price soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
Dances for ser,lcr Men

Special efforts were made 20 So
that service men had a "Merry.
Christmas. Dances aud entertain.
rneut- in private homes ana AZ pub.
lie places. were planned for mon In
uniform
\ dance was held at the Soldiers
and Sailors club Christmas after.
noon and eve. The club. In con.
junction with the " NJ. c. A. and
Red Cross. as well az other organ.
iza;ions. will make special efforts In
behalf % the men Christmas night
Special aervices Of impressive ma.
ture were held by all the churches.
starting az ~ n. m. TO h. resumed
in the evening between and s.
Concerts OF sacred nature were
planned for the evening services
More thnn 600 sailors at the
naval training station. on the TINT.
versliy OF Washington campus. scat.
Cd themselves before the festive
board at camp grooming with tur
key. mlncc pic. oysters. nuts. candy
and coffee. NJ noon Christmas. cat.
Ing one OF the biggest dinners ever
prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-25
CITY ENJOYS
BIG CHRISTMAS

evening. ani special cffnrts were
made 90 obtain more. ~ great Wa
the DEMAND The attention - tho
children was diverted between the
distribution ~ Elfis and the contlnu.
Gus entertainment devices Kept 50
operation.
Less osteniatious. hat none the less
worthy - hote. was the WORK per-
formed ~ the Salvation Army. de-
clared ~ The American soldiers 20
b. the finest organization IN ths
world outside % the lied Cross The
Salvation Army started IL quiet dis
tribution % Christmas dinners 20 the
poor NJ noon Tuesday. and was siiii
continuing tho work "Wednesday
Christmas day.
Wholesale distribution ~ rutNtan-
tiai rirts ~as made thru the efforts
% the P-I Oue hundred automa-
hiies carried Christmas cheer 20 the
needy In all sections 81 the city.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
.Mesn oper Dben{e.

Sorleoen @ftermi66ag pe6 Ereti-
Ben iaa 8eboerne i &un6erups@par-
teret / 0benie ct mnrfeligt Spn, for.
.6pns @tiftstio." &sit oppe
j 2uften tom Der Oepenbe nogle ito=
re, ballonagttge Gingelter, og man be,
gDn6te ftrafs at giatte paa, at enonu
.nogle Epifere bopbe benpttet fig al
for at fomnte bort fra u6as
grosie 8aterlan6~ Seen 6a Einges
iterne 6nle6e ,e6 til Sor6en, bite De
fig at bore itore &lumper 81. Set
bar birfelig nugle / 2nften frit fba-
|benoe fore SefIager, og MI ntener DC
Soft, ser 1oa Ep1omenet, at en- SfD-
pumpe bar bortfbrt Sset ct eller an
bet Ste6 fra og fort BET til Salan=
bel bbor forifiel1ige 8eboere np6
goM of Oct til 6eres @gniere6er. Set
bar blifitille Ser, og Seh mao Doe.
re fommet fra en- mtageltg Sgibe.
Ser fal6t laa meget ne6, at Soft
mnatte BRUCE &iber for at foa BET
1amlet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
9raebmanns literrre Gfterlaben-
ffaber.

1Hez= I@~N~>$ aa.El ErE-sE~eesEaE
S Sor1tnaelle me6 &olger Drocb-
manns Mrbinger paatenfer @Dl6en@
oalfe @og3anoel in6en l1ogangen al
1918 at iamle alt, bbno set maatts
forefin6es fra Drncbmon1ts &aono,
baaoe / @roio o. Dig, % lite ti6li-
gere bar bpret u6gibet bans 5frif-
ter. If ben formentltge itore Mang,
De Stof, Der bill funne iamles, CT set
&enitgte1 at ubpplge, bboo Ser oil
hanne egne fig til nogibelfe, og iom
ogiaa literph gigr Rrab 6erpno, for
oerefter me6 Be forne6ne Einobel1e:
og MOB Sonororer at ubgipe 6enne
|Del Of Materialet.
Sorlaget a1tmo6er 6erfor berbeo
enbper, Der enten maatte eie elIer
furoe gibe Mnpisning paa, bbor iao-
6ont Sfof Tan finoes, ON atztilienbe
|Sorlaget 6e forng6ne Oplpgninger.
Set er Ell Soruoiptning, at intet
&ripntbreb eller @ribotoigt bill blipe
|offemliggiort u6er tiIbprIig Ei1la.
belle fra Mo6tageren eIler oennes
&eprp1entont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
@ainp ionn galericene?

Set bor paft life ringe 0piigt, at
2aabgtbinggmano &on{1l Merre.
gaarb, Der begpn6te fin 2ebebane JON
5lagteri6irefter / &oriens, er traaot
/ Spi6fen for ct &oniortiltm, Der bar
figbt set / be lenere Mar noget orn-
h1m1e6e @ofino Gbenter / @igben-
bab11. Set forlp6er, at BET ME Som
forti11m bar meget fore &laner
,2ommet1. Meon pmter iaaleoes ON,
at &on5ortiet bor 5orbin6elIe me6 De
are6ie, Der arbeioer for ben giennem
mango Mar paafrqpeoe npe 9ule-
fcene. Sorelgbig bill Spionen gaa
normolt inbti1 u0gangen al Sum!
1919:
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: Dan111ark =
aanmarfs fJrfsgIsftrieiasi5bert

9anmari f1ritsagIsitrieitsfSbrh
ben iposiliee l10fard Of aiebea.
Ibapn bensDd af.Bpet bpor l1opif-
|lingen Sc feneite Mor fptes atpure
|foregoaet |t9rfeit, CT aisbenDabt1s
for Eiben ! Serb meo at
lreiie ct MT g1eftricitetsDprf, Der
,bIiper 2nnbetg it6rite.
8arfet, bbis 5orberebelie paabe.
gDnoteg allere6e for flere Mar fioe11,
er beliggenbe paa en- at De M Dpp-
|f%pl6ninger pe6 @nlpebo6 8rpgge.
Set bar bnret &eniigten at faa 0ar-
let feroigt i Mar, men gientagne
IStreifer, 8anifeligbeber beo- at ffaffe
Moteriolier ofb. bar bebirfet, at set
Iitore Goretagenoe ferit bill fanae ppr,
innoer Sag ! 5eptember % eri1 ffan-
ne tages i Brug til nGlte Mor.
89rfiteosbbgningen cr iaa goot
|iom ferbig. Bag 6enne arbeioes Der
|for Ei6en poa Maifinbdllen,, Der BIZ
Der al SO. lang, % so. breo % %
M. bei.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Sen gpbe 9@gtemanb.

=--.lEE EHTL. E-EEE|
On Mano letter fig foran ct 8orb
paa en- 5ortobsfafe, forteller rNatio=
nolti6en6e".
SON beitiller ct @Ias gl og en-
&opp Safe.
@enter ban pao noge11, Iiben BAN
ogiaa beitiner Safe?
Neil
San tager en- sfnrf al RlIet -
6erpdd henter Dan frem fra fin SSoff-
felomme en- tom Soboponbsflaife,
|fom ban fpl6er meo SEN @uffe, Ser
fiuoeS Ranoen propper til o.
ihffer otter Gaifen / 2ommen.
San er en- betenfiom 9ggtemo16
ffa1 leg fige Deml Siemme itooer
|&oner % bar lite Be ii6ite ID Gage
imagt Ell Draabe &affe, for0i Safe
fom befienot gieb1liiffett life er til at
op6ribe. Maar bar. oriffffer 81, maa
&oner babe Safe.
Saaleoes tpnfer % ban6Ier en-
go6 Wgtemano ! set &erre11s Mar
1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
CHEERS 8ranbitise.

D66er bar facet Ell M BranOitige,
|og / Sen Mnle6ning bar en- anorD11t
|Branomar6 ffrebet 30. Dugbl.",
at set bar n1eget go6t meo 5tigen,
men Ben hur6e bare life fomme 116
fra Bran6itationen i 2gbet at 1toge11-
lun6e rimelig SID.
Me1te Morgen 81. Go blep @Ia-
|oets @eoafter b9ffet at 8ranobpfe-
net, JON babbe reiIt Ben rpe Stige op
It'll bans 8in6ner og loo bnm bt6e
paa oenne originate Meaa6e, at oct
bar 1oget Snof, 8ranoman6en bab6e
|fnoet Sob at ffribe i 8lnbet. Ser bar
|ffet l16rpfning SCI. 6, ser. 6,5 bar
|Stigen rei1t, men BET nare6e 5 Mi1l.
ter, fbr mon fit @e6oftgren rigtiig
|baagen.
Dernpit offentliggior6e 8ronooi.
reftgren ct oabent 8ren til BEN o11o.
npme 8ranomano, bbori bon giper
ban en- borm Omgattg og lober BAN
Igjebliffelig Mfifeo - bbis ban bill
bore fao benltg at mel6e fig.
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Gn .@ulbptte"

S SeIffnbet for nor6iif Giloloei
i @igbeubapn forelag6e 9effretpre1t,
Daughter Solger San0pa6, forle6en
Me1ultatet at nogle un6erl6gel1er,
Tom BON bob6e foretaget meo Senipn
til Or6et .&olbette".
Dette Orb be66er egentltg ucl1l-
bete", men set er goaet ODER i @onif
,iom ct al Sc lite fan 2oaneor6, man
,efterbaanoen bar optaget. Daughter
,5an6boo bite mi paa en- interesfomt
@naoe, bborleoes De nor6iife Sprog
Il Gorbeien bab6e b9ret prepnrerebe
til at optuge bette 0r6 netop. bets
,franife Gorm.
On Win6elie ON ben ferite Sta
belle / &ol66tte bar hi / jp6ife l16-
,trpf iom BUTTE b%obeofuls", rbbiite
9obeofulos", r@iite @oller" og fig
rer6e, bbor Der netop er EaIe ON
,@ebngelier, Der er fa~rafteriitiife for
@olbgtten. 0g paa Ss1nn6F bar
man ct l16trbf fom us@on bnis",
|bbor vbnis" enten betp6er uinuble"
|e1ler ogiaa uMaribin", men begge
Ioltiao me6 Eilfnptning til 8egrebet
&olbette, ibet Maribinets 8epagelier
f~arafteriieres oeb 6ereg h1mlen6e
,@nraffer, iaa at man enoog 1igefrem
bar falot DDre u9nmleren".
&bao Oroet u@oIbgtte"s ii6Ite 2e6
attgaar G8ette"), 90 bar set heller
lite for 6ettes ge6fomenoe beret
bariteligt mfaa @eien bant for set,
bba6 mon bill f%oritaa, 11oar man er-
it16rer, bbor let en- f%olbbtteagtig See
Ibpgelie fremfommer beo @pltning
at 5po1oe, 8etter oip. S Gorff og
,Sbenf babbe man / Sorbeien ct Orb,
Der gartife Iigne6e set frantic, renIiq
vRoBDtta" Der betDoer ,Mqlfc-
..ipan6" ener uMaIfefone" % ser
,forelaa altina ligefrem ct Orb, bbis
Som bet frantic l16trDf nnoe frDbe
in6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
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at y9alb"

Be6 Dprifnemi66agen @iborg for
Ie6en b1eb Ser u6taH. 8eflngelie ober
at man MI ffl1lbe mite Sormanben
8ofingermeiter @rabbe. Denne iba-
rebe berpon 81. a.:
rSm ifulbe lite regte, at Set tor
n1eo Sorg, ban forIo6 6entte @gn.
Ser bob6e BON 10 lagt 1T itprite Mr-
beibe, % ser bao6e ban 10 ogfaa trt.
e. ban ifl1loe Iagae fig til SbiIe en-
Gang.
Mten set b1eb nnoer1e6es. Ser tom
en- Mnnb meb en- 5labe i 8eien. So
6e1ne Maano bar en- Morbmoro mes
@laoen f11Io al en- Meagie @enge.
&borfor leg iolgte? Sd - / 6isie
9i6er er set 10 lite baarligt at bore
2n1oqnanb, men Ser bur for 2ar1o.
brl1get bnret on6e Eiber, og Ser Tan
igien ffotnrre on6e $iber.
Set ct m9rteligt, at mon laoOon
tli ton faa 1ige set 6obbelte for eli
Giet1oom al, bba6 Ben er bnrn oa
Het lite tan forrente. Men Ifn16e
Be Siber fo1nme, at &alo igien tom,
n1er 11e6 til orj:t11pr 8ris, tager jt1
gierne Meh1rbillet til $oal6 og toni
t.er iigien. Seq benter iii 6en11e 1i1
fomr11pr.
Denne l16tuisrie bar rofft I'll Gel
atrftpoi Da:nuo1i, og beo cit siyttc.
let 8allnoborg tom @ooseier SO.
Trup.scbrlt5, Strnnogaaroen, / fin
3Rale IND paa Salget af ba1if sSorb:
r@n of benz, Der bar {olgt banit
Soro til en- n6lenoing, bar npIia
bloeret fau fpniif at erfIere, at III,
tatfe bun f5g pao @engeieffften oa
pe1teoe, til ben, ban bab6e ioIqt ii!
TOR Nngerpriier, GIT faIlit Seq tiger
fpl to Ell iad6nn Ma1t6. Set hn6e
70 bog bore, at Notterne 80 linens
ban iiooer pan Bengefafffen % benz
ter gttaber Sui / 5gfhftens 8uno,
lao Der intet er tilboge at fiebe for,
aaoar ben Sis fo1nmer.
Snaoan banoIer 6anife Mpn6 iifte,
% fprIiig lite De Mnn6, Der taler on,
.55noreIa1o", faa set be1tger Dem us
ct Whtttoen 1neb fe6e Trafer. 500
bon bnrt6ler be6erTige onrife 8or-
gere mid6eei~