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New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
Allies Attack Barbcd Wire Lines.

With the American Army on the Aisne-Marne Front. Wednesday, July 31 (By The Associated Press. )- American and French troops launched an attack Wednesday afternoon from Seringes to Cierges, on the center of the Marne front, for the purpose of Strightening the line and demolishing barbed wire entanglementS which the Germans have placed through to the hills, forests and open places
 The Germans Wednesday used a new gas, having a white flame and smoke.
 The Allies brought into action their heavy artillery, their aviators and patrols having reported mile after mile of barbed wire standing along the German lines. The heavy guns soon found the range of the entangle- 1nents. Some infantry had dug in behind the wires, but the lines for the most part were manned by ma- chine gunners.
 The German artillery reply con sisted chiefly of shells from the ITS : and 105's. The machine guns, with the heavier pieces indicated were ac- tive in an effort to prevent an Allied advance.
 The purpose of the American and French attack which is in a north easterly direction probably is for the purpose of outflanking the Meuniere Wood and cutting off the blunt edged salient in the line between Romingny and Cierges. This salient was made more acute by the American advance north from Cierges to Seringes.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
YEKATERINBURG FALLS.
Czecho-slovaks Take Important Town
 In Province of Perm.

Amsterdam, Aug, 1.-The town of Yekaterinburg, in the province of Perm, near the Siberian border, has been taken by the zecho-Slovacks, according to the newspaper Investia of Moscow.
 With this new development of the Czecho-S -SlOvak movement the Bol- sh evik press is raising cries of alarm. The Pravda declares the CzechO-Slo- yak danger is growing like an avail anche and that the counter revolu- tiOnar movement Is extending.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
BONlAR LAW ASKS CREDIT
 OE 7UO. .OOn Onn pn,ndS

London, Aug. In asking for q vote of credit Of 700,O0O.OO0 pounds in the house of commons today An drew Bonar Law the chancellor of the eXchequer. said the largeness Of the amount was not due to increased expenditure but to the fact that par liament was about to adjourn He hoped, he said, that not more than one vote would be necessary before the end of the financial year.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
FRANCO AMERICANS LAUNCH BLOW AT IN ATTEMPT TO OUTFLANK ENEMY IN
 GERMAN MOVE ON FRENCH AT Bl
AMERICANS FIGHT
 WHERE LIEUT..
MOTHER OF WOUNDED BOY
 IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. E. F. Cole, mother of Eugene Cole. of Maple street. who was reported as seriously wounded in action in France last week, has been removed to the Hartford Hospital to under go treatment for nervous shock brought about by the news of the Wounding> of her son.
 Mrs. Cole has made several futile efforts through the Red Cross to learn the condition of her boy, and has found that personal letter is the only way that she will be able to learn definitely as to his condition. Mrs. Cole is resting fairly com fortably at the hospital this morning.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
FLAMES BREAK OUT
 AGAIN AT HODSON'S
Damage of S5o,Oo0 Caused by Two Fires at Waterbury Hotcl-Gucsts EJcc.

Waterbury, Aug 1.---Hodson's hO- tel in Exchange place, which was bad ly damaged by fire last night, was the scene of a more serious blaze at ) o'clock this morning. The trouble last night was caused hy an oVerheated fue and the fire worked into the par titions and broke out anew this morn ing.
 The hotel was filled with actors and other guests and all were awakened at once and left the building without accident A large share of the damage is in the cafe and dining r0"nS which had recently been remodeled, and the total damage caused by both fires is estimated at not less than $50,OOO.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
GERMANY MAY BREAK
 WITH THE UKRAINE
Ccntemplatcs Recalling Ambassador Until Situation at Kiev Becomes
 More Settled.

London Aug, 1.-Germany is cons templating the recall of Ambassadori Non Mumm from the Ukraine and the handing of passports to the am- bassador from the Ukraine in Berlin pending the clearing up of the situa- ton in Kiev, according to an Ex- change Telegraph dispatch from Am sterdam dated Wednesday.
 Foreign Secretary von Hintze, the message says had a long interview with the ambassador from the Ukraine on Wednesday and then received the Austrian ambassador With the Iat- ter the possibility of sending military endorsements to the Ukraine were discussed
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
BAKERY IS CLOSED
 BY FOOD DIRECTOR
Schneider & RubenStein Must
 Suspend Business for 8 Days VIOLATED REG ULATI0NS 5
Administrator Robert Scovill Finds Local Firm Guilty of Exchanging Fresh Bread for Stale LOayes.

Because they were found guilty of violating the government food admin istration rules, Schneider & Ruben stein, with a bakeshop at 105 Hart ford avenue, has been ordered to sus- pend business for three days, begin- ming at midnight Sunday.
 It is said that numerous complaints have been made about the manner Tn which Schneider & Rubenstein have been observing the government regu- lations and the matter was finally brought to the attention of an investi- gator. He took the matter in hand and caused an investigation to be made and, it is understood, secured ample proof that the bakers were ac- cepting stale loaves of bread in ex- change for fresh loaves. This is in di- rect opposition to the rules of the food administration. Long ago the gov ernment issued orders to all bakers forbidding the exchange of fresh 1oaVes for stale ones believing that such a practice was contrary to the spirit of food conservation and would tend to encourage wastefulness. s, Food Expert Called In. On Tuesday of this week Schneid CT &, Rubenstein were given a hearing by
 
 will and upon the evidence presented were found guilty. The bakers main tained their innocence, however, and attempted to explain that the loave5 they did exchange were in reality 1 bread made that same day. MT. SCo- l will imm ediately called in a food eX- pert who after examining the loaves l in question. said he was willing to 1 take affidavit that the bread had been made at least 4S hours.
 i Today Schneider & Rubenstein re- l ceived official notice from MT. Scovill of his decision and are ordered to close up their business al midnight Sunday and to remain closed during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week as a penalty.
 First Drastic Action Here
 This is the first time that any New l Britain food dealers have occasioned 1 the food administration any serious 1 trouble and it is the first time that 1 such drastic steps have had to be taken in this city Schneider & Ru-
 bernstein is one of the largest baking 1 firms in the city.
 More Trouble For Firm. Today has been a bad day for l Schneider & Rubenstein, for not only l have they been ordered by the food l administration to suspend business ! three days, but also they were made 1 defendants this morning in a lawsuit | for $1,500. Property has been at ! tached on a writ issued by Lawyer M. l r. Sake.
 The plaintiff is Samuel Abrahamson 1 who claims that the bakers have Vio- | lated their contract with him. He
 sets forth that on October IS, 1916, i the bakers agreed to sell him bread
 and other foodstuffs at 75 per cent. of 1 the retail price, and that on July 20 | of the present year they declined to 1 give him any more articles for sale. ] The writ is returnable before the
 superior court on the first Tuesday of
 September.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
Enemy Artillery Active During Night.

London, Aug. 1.-The German guns were active last night in the Somme region near Villers-Bretonneux to- days war office announcement shows Activity also was displayed by the enemy artillery farther north near Bocduoy and in Flanders, In the Mer- ris- M eteren sector.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
p MORE CARGO SHIPS,
 10 TUGS. CONTRACTED FOR.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Contracts for 22 additional steel cargo vessels and 0 tugs were awarded last week by the emergency fleet corporation the ship ping board announced today. Four teen of the cargo steamers will be built by the Ames Shipbuilding Co, Seattle, and the other eight by the Long Beach Shipbuilding Co. Long Beach Cal.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
Little Rest For Germans

Paris, Aug. l., (Havas)-In the fighting on the soissons- Rheims front July Is to July 31, the Germans used 45 divisions, according to the Echo de Paris. Many of these were used sev- eral times, being brought into the fight after 8 rest of only one or two days.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
Quiet On British Front

With the British Army in Flanders Aug. 1, (By the Associated Press)- Except for the laying down of bar rages here and there along the line and the usual harassing fire from both sides, the front this morning was quiet.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
HOLD INTER- NED STEAMERS

Santiago, Chile, Aug. 1.-Difficul- ties have arisen in the chartering of three interned German steamers, the Memphis, Aida and Westphalia, which was arranged by Adolph Ortu- gar, who had contracted for the Mem phis with the intent to ship saltpeter to Spain
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
!uUT. BOYAN GETTING IEM
 AT RATE OF 6 PER HOUR

Paris, Aug, 1.-Suh. Lieut.. Boyan has gained five additional aerial vic tories, three of which were won in ten minutes each, the newspapers re- port. His total now is 29. Lieut.. Madou has increased his string of victories to 2S.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01

London, Aug. 1.-Serious riots ara reported from the country dis+rio+. the Ukraine, according to a Kiev dis patch to the Fremdenblatt of Ham ourg' the Exchange Telegraph corro- spohdent at Copenhagen reports Tbo peasants now are offering Organized resistance to the German usurnar.,, as they are characterized.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
French Repu1se Morning Attack.

Paris, Aug. 1.-The Germans this ! morning attacked the French posi- tions in the region of Bligny, south west of Rheims. The attack was re- pulsed, says the official statement to- day from the war office
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
WEATHER.

Hartford. Aug. 1.-FOrecast for New Britain and vicinity: Generally fair tonight and Fri day; somewhat warmer Fri day
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01

Rhems
 The Germans attacked the Allied line on the HSl1 Blgny southwest of Rheims Tuesday
 The methods adopted by the from the Marne began being followed by the tho line of the hardest fighting Machine gunner most bart the lines This indicate further Ger mans, for machine have borne the bun of the guard fighting during the past weeks.
 Along the British front the German artillery active The heavy have carried bardnents NiersBretOnneux Amens the northern side of the Pcady salient neghbor-
 Allied gunners huring shells of all cabres into the German positions and the communication northwad the Nesle to blast path for the infantry The enemy reaang with high explosives and gas
 What the infantry u portends clear The possibilities But the fact stands that the Germans no they have taken the opportunity tempt to retake the held by the Americans and the flank in the hands of the French and British, This bear the Allied that the Germans fully intend to retire the Vese beyond their plans have been perfected and that of the three days have been wholly for the purpose Ot covering important movements
 As long they south of line Rheims subject bonbardments from the Allied which less However, the bulge has been essened and the Germans higher ground Rozoythere deep indenatons the German line These points offer good Jumping off places for the Americans the French when they again ready to forward
 On the whole, the significant be failure of the Germans attack when they omentaly
 Berlin, while reporting the results of the repuse of Allied and especially American efforts Tuesday the Mane battlefield admits the loss of Merris the British The German office claims that the prisoners captured the fighting since July The unofficial taken by the Allies 30,OOO
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
Negotiations In Progress And Transaction Is Expected To Go Through Without Hitch.
PRESIDENT MINOR
 DECLINES TO TALK

Reports Circulated Stockholders Will Be Paid For shares at Par NalHe- New Owners Expected to Fill War Contracts Thcrc-Conccrn is Out growth of National Wire Mattress Co. Organized in 1868.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01

(Continued on Ninth Pa<er
New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
I)efenSe
 ners,I
 Retirefl Point Al

American nent that, If a wide sector ea Soissons-R Rhcinls A
 They have al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Mppthefneienet.
Mpptbefbnieaet.
Mpotbefer S. 81. @ticbe &olmien
er me6belt @ebilltng til at 6riDe
Mpot9effet uMor6itiernen" / Bergen.
'@eiiHigbeben.

s Stutsrnn6 er ser ttlln6t 6oone=
'pre1t til Mor6re 8ron Mrel Gran
at forblibe | tit bi6til babte @mbe6e
@faatep @ognefolo, iaole6es at ban
! set bele bliber at betrngte, iom ON
ban life bar 11bnGpnt I Oct fgrit=
11pbnte @mbe6e.
Sbb. peri. Sop. s.. $. &n16ien ct
u6n9bnt til Sog1eprei It / g.
Sron @raitegiel6.
6ognepralt til 2efsbif @%reitegiel6
8. 6. Sben6len er u6nGbmt til @og.
.neprait i 2ar6al @rGitegiGlb.
Sogneprqft &ao6e og 8robit
g. 8orgeipsieI &robiti &oral6
@rD63 en- me66elt Mfifeo ! Maa6e
fro nbgongen nf 1918.
5ogneprG1t / 9. 8prltm @ru1te-
'giglb 81. so. 8. @renbabI er meo=
belt dfifeo / @aa6e fra lit @mbe6e
fra nbgangem al 1918.
Sogneprgit / 8arteig 8rG1tegie6
6. 8. Gol6 er me66eIt Mfjfe6 / Maa-
6e fra lite Geptember 1918.
&ei. Sop. til Sobnnnes Menigr
be6, g. g. @ies6ab1, er u6nnpnt til
@ogneprpft be6 iantme Menigbeo
fra LITE Septeuuber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

200 MeilItolter &ro1ter 1tbenfor Nor-
Sc. $bis Sc gaper, pi ful bnbe efffter
Dperensfomiten fhll6e bnpe paret
biernfgrt efffer Be Gragter, iom gialbt
fgr Observation-Disclosures ffom pil6e be
foitet ODER SO NdlIiorG atroner mers
et,6 bet mi nI SIRE. Mafsimalpri.
ierne poa 2nnomanosprool1fter bill
bIipe repioeret til Soften al en- flor
aommisiion.
&ationeringen bar / oct itore %.
belle gaaet bra. Ser bar uroer Mr-
beibe en- Dr6ning for at bringe en-
ifprre Dberensltemmelfe mellemSelb-
proolcenters % Gorbrugeres Matio>
11er. Ser fl1noe bIibe 5pergsmaaI
omsd rotionere flere Barer. Statens
&&palfangit bar gaoef go6t. Meon bar
nj ngiten tient OPP baa6e MnIegs- og
DrtHgomfo1tninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
@plitiet.
Gan6. iur. @alf6m 8orfoc6 er
fonftitueret Tom &olitifulomagtig
Sronobiem.
Northumberland.

9%iitriftslpfe 6. Bolcbenberg er
meooelt Mfffe6 / Maaoe fra Mber=
inno Diitriftslaeeembeoe og e1tleoiz
get fra MifgD Diitriftslage1tilling.
9iitriffslage i @trinoen 0iitriiffft
g. g. Griing er 11o11eprt til Mmts=
lgge g. Eron6bie1ns glnt.
D1~itriftSlnge / Mure DiItrifft IS.
8. Self ing er bei1ffiiffffet til Di1trifts
lgge ! Senrnes Ditrift / @oms6olS
Mmt.
@ommntneIege S. ST. 2in6 er be-
ihffffH til DHfttriiftsllage / &ennebl1
DHittriifft.
9titrHits1ege g. S. MDfing5e r be-
hfifffH Tom Me6lem af @%ontroIfom-
misiiorer1 for &ot1oIo 9liDI.
DiitriffsInge ! Moalselber1 S. 8.
BangS1rps .er beilfftHfffd til Diitriiffttsg.
Ipge | &binnberab.
Diifrifg1gge / Cullen S. S. 6.
Mteli EFT er uonnbart tic Ml1fslaqe /
g. 8erge11brs.
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Gneelif Snipeftion / @lesbie.
u&oI6inq MDis" fortplIer:

u&ol6ing Mpis" fortpller:
On engelif officer, Ser bar biem-
paa 6erie, fit pluo1elig 2p1t til
ct aflggge en- @iiit iEpfflan0. &m
bar set tDife Sprog f1%loitanoig meg
tig, og Ell Uniform % 6e rr%g6oen6igc
N4apirer fit ban 116en @anffeligbe6.
ltbitpret meo alt og me6 Sermor-
iet pua 8rpltd mel6te ban fig oeref-
ter til 6e milttpre MDn6tgbe6er i
&iel. Mf bans @apirer fremgtf, at
ban bab6e b9ret peo Sronten % SCI,
|taget / flere Slag, og at ban MI bar
|Diemme for at refreere fig. Mo6ta-
gelien bar 6erfor %oberor6entlig bier
telig, og man fappe6es ON at piie
bonn alt, bpao Der funbe babe SSnter-
este for BAN at fe:: &abnen, @m1nl1>
nitionslageret, 2uftflaaoen olb.
Otter at booze beret Der / otte 9u-
&c og lat fig go6t ino / alt, befor-
|6reoe Mpn6igbe6erne bom pna bans
rotalte. 9nife pr. Slpbemaifine til
&abenraa, bbor bm ligele6eS bar
@iel1tor6 for megen OpmprHom9eo
og lite loo nogen 2eiligbeo gaa tabt
for at %uroerlpge Sc militpre 6ora11-
|ftaltninger, 8%nabenlagre m. b.
Sgiaa Der bor ban i, oHe Dage.
|Soa gift Guren - itabig pit. 2uftiffiib5
It'll 5pnoer, bbor igrlig Sc m9gtige
2ltHffibSballer fungebe bans 9p-
nlGrflombe0.
ght tl1r6e ban iiffe opbolbe fig Der
1nngere, Jog Set gial6t 6erfor ON at
%folnn1e bort. Sun tog / Sen Mnleo=
|11il,g Ell Sur til Barnes, bpor en- .uf
Wenri4ens Motorbna0e loa og aD11ge=
De 1na i%l16bD6en6e pun 8onbef. Men
E,EzE5E %fAeE-F.r
|8en5inen - bbor ffit1oe 9on faa Sen
fro? Sgiaa Der fan0t ban bog poa
g}aa0. San telegrafere6e til Sen
%1lerneite MiIitaral1toritet, at ban
pnifebe at foretage en. @eiltnr, og
|8en5inen tom ongoaenoe.
5ao gift ban / @an6en og atte
&urlen til 6pn. Serfra ienote ban
poo Sort Ell benlig Si1ien til Mrto.
|ritetcrne ! oe3 @Der, ban bopoe gip-
itet, meo Sat for goo @eban6ling.
aorfel1e 1t11oerifreo BON meo fit fl1loe
gsabm % 8itel, og Tuttelig oplpite
bon, at 8aaoen, ban 55aboe lao11t, Iaa
Der og Der, bbor ben fnnoe afbentes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
sbiflanbs Sub.

On ibenif SSngenipr, Ser ODER SID.
benbabn er ben6t tilbage fra ct 81.
bo1o 5p6tpifla1b, fortpller en- at
ySSDnanospoIfen"s &orreipon6enter
ON Ell Samtale, ban bar baDt me6 en-
ipcialoemofratiF &igseagsmano ON
Splfcr1leS Sab UNDER &rigen:
S l1lffe6e Mgber / SEN tDife MgS-
bags ii0ite Snmling blep Ser gipet
felgenbe a11tentiife 0plpsninger ON
Gpiflan6s Sub unoer Beromsffrigen:
Sra &rtgens 8egDn6elie in6til
Marts-9ffen1ipen bapbe bi et Sab uf
1,4o0, 600 De6e og 100000 @na,
reoe. off De iioTe er bog mango at-
ter penh tilboge til &nren. Blon6t
De Dgoe bar Der ca. 10000 0fftcerer.
Mari11ens Sab bar bog 1let life
n~1eoregnet / obenitanen6e Sal.
Sra Marts,Ofenitbens 8egpn6d-
ie til meoio Stunt bab6e ri 10000
Sabine.
3abet af Sabine, @aore6e og Cab
ne6e fra &rigens 8egDn6eIie tiI5lut=
ningen al STUNT er 6 Min. Mano.
S ct Goreorag, om en- tpf Mrfille.
rtofficer bolbt for &igs6ogemS We6-
lemmer, oplbite ban: &aa nit Mf}nit
.of Sronten, 6 &iIometer, itaar ser
normalt 26 @atterier, men mi er
.StDrffen bragt op pao 100 8utterier.
MISUNDERSTANDING er ganife
enormt. S Gage Dor Mm1n11ni.
tionsforbruget paa bis1e 6 Sem. lige
iaa fort Tom BET, Epiflan6 brugte
.ialt / &riger 187O-H.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
ISeipnen aabnes.

gilbert &el1engreen aab11er iin
S9fon me6 &igbenbnbns uSolfeten.
trd"s fioite itore Sa1fces, Serbs
8erg6trgms im11ffffe 5 MHfs GflteipiI
uDrengene fra Mmertffa", paa bbilfet
Oirtftdr &el1en9reen, for ct megtigt
&ororar, bar fipbt @neret for Dnn-
mari (@arbuS og 06enie nn6tngem).
@rpberre er begbn6t / &iebenbobn.
Desltoen bill GILBERT &eliengreen ie-
mere opfere set gatnle Sf11efpil ser.
rem ier oine Seize.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Sfnrtet neb.

2egationsIefret9ren be6 Sen tDrfii<
fe 2egatim / &iebenbabn Mouri 8iio
@ep, itprteoe >nplig ne6 fra 8alfonen
/ @unglte6 8aoebotel og forilog fig,
1aa ban giebliffelig 6e0e. Sen tDrffii-
ffe @elnnot og bans to 2egotions{e=
fret9rer iob poa &olfonen noenf or
@erelierne og poslioreoe / bpggelig
Somber. 2egationsiefret9r Monri
Bio Sep 1p1tebe fig ga1ntolens SOB
moo 8alfonen, iom CT temn1elig Lab,
ban fit Sberbalaa1ce og itDrte6e
til fine Ber11ers maallple Sprfurbel=
1e u6 ober 8al1titra6el1 11eb pau SSor=
Sen. Set bar fra treble @tage. Sur
tigft bleb en- Mmbulance refpircret,
og UNDER flor 8eitDrtelfe og Delta-
gelie blep cen SorulDffe6e -foriigtia
anbrogt / M1nl'1Iarcen, om flGren.
De Sort fjjlt, til MmtsiDge9utt t,
3bor 2pgernc, ser telefonin bar l,1=
berrettet, ito6 tcrot til at tage fig at
ben SornlDfieces Men ban bar laa
frpgtelig tilie6t = blan6t anoeit
toni tatereoeS 8ruo paa &iernefol,
len, ben enc Mrm bruffet og flere
@ibben fnui at ban fort eftcr a.
gift be6 Cohen u6en at pnre fommet
til 8epi6itbe6.
Sen SornfDffeoe bar for nos,,e
Maone6er li6e1 ffortu1tet fra SEN tDr-
fife Mmbasiaoe ! 8ien for at gipre
Sienelte be0 2%egationen i aigbcn=
babn. San tilbgrer@ettsd ttif tDrfiff
nrabif glegt.
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@m 8pbe paa $4,000 &roner.

@roSierer Gorl 6. Gbriiten1en,
@p Gol6bo6ga6e 81 &iebenbapn,
bar maottet be6tnge en- 8g6e poo
$4,000 ST. for &rigsoager og for al
babe gibet Sen oberorbentlige &oms
misfion falife 0plps11inger.
@rosierer Gbri1tenien bm, for al
ftgte fine 1trigtige 0pgibelier, an'
benM falfe 6aftnraer oberfor &om~
misiionen, me6ens gam ifinlte De rig
tige / ct u6ba1s til iin @ilIn / @Sper,
g9rbe. Sen friminelle &ar6a 6reie.
De fig ON ct 8arti &omp.
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If 6. Dat.

@om Mabnet 5entpber, er @gnen
beb 5tocfbolm, g. 9m., 119iten
n6elnffffenoe bebpgget al 5fa116ina-
Der, bbilfet er set be6lte 8epis for,
at BET er ct go6t @te6 at 30 for Snr-
mere. Man finder al6rig ct ifan6is
nabif Settlement, bbor lite Der er
go6 Sor6 og go0t @imat ttlite6e.
8Den 1igger / ben laafal6te @bet-
ifore @allep. 2an6, iom set fin6es
ber, er rigt noget at set i~n6e9ol6er
nogle @ten, men til @iengir1b er
bette set be6fte 2an6. Sor6smonnet
er belgeformigt, ldbe 8afftfer afpefs-
1enbe me6 brebe Sole. Ser obIes
alle S1agB8 5maaip6 ubmerfet.
Dg iaa6ant ct Mar iom / Mar, bo
Sbeoen er gob og ftaar i en- bpi
Bris, er Der ftorortebe GorboIo Der
n6e. Mlle mulige @r9siorter potter
E1t-r EEsE -E-#Gs#R' @rE So lt
ogfoa goot Der.
SelDe 8ben @focf9oIm ct en- bIom-
ftren6e title 8n, Der berer Brpget
at Mabologets @elitano. Dd er en-
|l1p-to.oote 8D paa ollie Maa6er>
me6 ollie Be ~8efbemmelgbe6er, .fom
bbrer til iaa6on en- $50. Sen
ligger paa Greet @ortbern Sernba<
neltnie, ca. Is Mil ror6bit for $50
tertopn, g. 9, og fnn 16 MI fra
Gountpla6et, Mtlbo11ff.
5tocfbom state 8anf er en- al
|8Dens le6enoe Sorretninger. Sen.
gigr ct fort Mrbei6e for at bpgge op.
|Ggnen % 8pen, og bbiS nogen full.
Be gnife Oplpsninger meb Senipn.
til SorDol6ene beru6e, bill s. s..
.Sobnfon iom er 8icepr9iibem for
6ene Sort, bore glao be6 at bore
.oem bebiqlpelig 6erme6. SON er
en- bnnoe pr1ig og 6Dgtig Mnnb, iom
bet bill bore enbber 2mbipger til
1tor Septic at henben6e fig til.
Sorn6en 6enre 8ant bur BDen ct
ao6t &otel og iiffffe mirore ems ire
.gobe Brtifer. ct fort og mooerne
Meieri ct ogiaa en- Of be Sing, iom
bnr giort @ettlementet til oet, set
er. Desu6en er Ser 2iberD 8arn,
@1ebator, 2umberparb, @%ulforret-
ning,9 mebie og o6finige un6re syor-
retrtnger. 8Den Dor en- go6 @fole,
.og Ser er to &iirfer, an ingen bill
bore bergpet 0gie Sing peo at Iptte
[oerlo; Ser er ogiaa flere onore
in1an ifanoi11abiife BDer Sen n11i6-
0elbare Mprbe6,
Ma11ge 9anife er i Sen ienere Sis
reiit 6ertn ggnen, ibet Sc bar {olgt
beres SSnrm ] 9l6re gettIementer tic
|bdie 8riier og, efftter eget nofagn,
figbt en- oerl0e til langt binigere
8ris, at lige inu gob Befoffenbe0
log nrber meget be1ageligere Sor-
BOLD; lao ii anbefaler 2n1osmpno.
at beige ber1ne ggnsog eIb enel
lat hffriiDe 5toefbom sfah Banf.
DenNI gibe paaltoeIigD plDgning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

,Gonrab Mobrs Sonrnalifitipenbier
1880 @roner er ti16eh SS%o1trnali1t
|Mrtba1r &atcbe, &ri1tiania Jog @e6af-
tionsi efretpr Sara1b 8iig11m, Ser
gen, b%enbol6Sbis til Meifer / Mmerifa
og Sranfrig, begge me6 Sorpligtel-
fe til in6en 6 Maane6er efter e116t
,5tlbierejie at in6ien6e @eret11ing
til &irfeoeportementet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Gn ga1nmel, beltjent Serubanebro
font fpr1btnber.

6orle6er paabegbn6te man Mrbei-
6et me6 at ne6tage og bortfgre Ben
gaule, b%elfien6te Sernbmtebro ODER
Stiun6, lom bleb opfert | @egDn6e1-
len at 80-g(arene. Sen gnmle 8ro
bar itaaet itg0t og iittfffer / mangen
fD9r Glom og bo16iom 36mmeriffrn~
ming @1ommen.