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Independent OrderRechabites

The event in Rechabite circles the
past week was the si1ty-ninth ami
versity of Eagle Tent. Every tent in
| the city was represented by large dele
cations. Addison T. Smith spoke upon
the work of the Rechabites and kindred
organizations in connection with the
drink evil. Rev. R. s. Lawrenson
opened with prayer. Rev. Phil r.
between Then and Now" High Chief
Ruler Carroll spoke of the work the
order is doing. George Ourand, dep
uty ruler. presented the program, in
Guiding piano selection. Miss NJ. Bel
Ter; recitation. Miss Lillian Door: solo,
Miss Carrie Kramer. and piano recital.
George Danford. Charles Williams
! read from the old minute book of jan
uary Is. 1s49, about the institution of
| the tent and the names of those who or
| that three members who had been con-
nected for more than fifty years were
on the present ro1l-W B. Marche, 1863
J: r. Mahony and Peter J. Cooksey
1865. Onward Tent postponed it's in
stallation of officers to attend Eagle
Tents celebration in body
Jehu Tent, No. %, will confer the
i second degree February 5. Visitors
present at the last meeting included
l SoAAAASis
i ton, Nd; also members from Eagle,
| Advance-Harmony. Good Will. jackson
and Onward tents. The good and well
fare committee served refreshments
High Chief Ruler CharlesvT. Carroll re-
quested the tent to take up with other
tents he subject of service flag. He
referred to the entertainment Jan
uary 81 at Pythian Temple for the boys
at the front A recitation was given
| by Charles v. Sherwood and a song
was rendered by Messrs. Miller and
| Blain.
High Chief Ruler c. T. Carroll in
stalled the following officers of Jack
| son Tent. 1861: Shepherd, Charles
| Sherewood; P. c. R.. Maud Blain: C. R..
Frank Cissel: D. r.. Rose Cooksey;
! T. s.. Mrs. Nellie E. Carver: F. S.,
Charles Bean; treasurer. John r Cook
| sey; levite, Walter Blain; o. G., James
B. Carver; l. G., Ada Cissel. and chap
| lain. Richard PalIey. Refreshments
| were served.
South Washington Tent, No. 1896, met
| Monday. The high chief ruler Installed
the officers. as follows: Mrs. Mary e.
| Salkal, shepherd; Miss Emma Bowman.
! chief ruler; Miss Emma Z. Griesbv'
past chief ruler; Miss Emma ]. S. Mur-
ray, recording secretary; Miss Mary
| Murray, financial secretary; Miss Emma
warren. deputy ruler; Mrs. Annie %.
| Grlgsby. treasurer; Miss Ella Allen.
levite; J. Miles. inside guard; c. F. Car
roll. outside guard. An entertainment
| program consisted Of music and games.
| "A ounet supper was served by Mr. Fow-
! Ter; The hall was decorated with flags
and flowers. Preparations were made fo
| initiate three candidates at the neSt
| meeting.
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Rebekah Lodges.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton Wash
ington, No. /. will meet at the home of
Mrs. Captain Noakes. 107 R street
northwest. Tuesday evening. At the last
meeting the following officers were in
stalled: President. Mrs. Abbie M
Gates: vice president. Mrs. Sallie E.
Harry; treasurer. Mrs. Margaret Nc
Kie. secretary. Mrs. A. Naomi Cooper,
and sentinel. Mrs. Ethel v. Fowler
The degree was conferred, after which
a social hour was spent.
Officers of Dorcas Lodge. No 4, have
been installed by Past Noble Grand
Emma Barkman Of Ruth Lodge, No. 2,
as follows: Mrs. Ida Lunstrum, noble
grand; Mrs. Bertha Stacy. vice grand;
Miss Elisabeth CarterY recording secre-
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Daughters of America.

Esther Council. No. 20, Daughters of
America, met Thursday evening and the
following officers were installed: Junior
past councillor. Bessie Jones; associate
junior past councillor, Leila Borroughs:
councillor. Annie Jones; associate coun-
cilor. Eugenia Riley; vice councillor,
Mary Robey: associate vice councillor,
Florence Furr; treasurer. Nettie Giles;
recording secretary, Bessie Pearson;
financial secretary. Freddie Beach;
warden, Gussie Butt; conductor, Mary
Neale: inside sentinel, J. Frank Butts;
outside sentinel. w. w. \Easley. and
trustee. bella Hum
prizes. Refreshments were served in the
banquet hall.
Triumph Council met Tuesday even
ing. Edward Painter and Lewis
Browning were reported sick. Com
reported progress. A special meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs Louisa
Schwenk Thursday evening. Officers
were installed by Deputy S. c. Flora
Reagan, as follows: Councillor. Fannie
ner; warden, Naomi Grinder; inside
sentinel. Allie Brumbaugh; junior past
councillor, Myrtle Burrows, and asso-
eiate councillor. John Grinder. Mrs.
Reagan, deputy, presented to the chair
man a crochet yoke for the benefit Of
the council. The new councilor also
made an address. Refreshments were
served.
Martha Dandrige Council, No. /, has
installed the following officers: Coun-
ciior. Jerusha Pennington; associate
councillor. Alice Reddin; vice councillor.
Josephine Hammond: associate vice
councillor. Edna Taylor; recording Sec
retary. Grace M. Lowry; assistant re-
cording secretary. Catherine Watts;
financial secretary, M. Rosella Cole
treasurer, Cora Burn: conductress. ida
Hays; warden. Ella Suit; inside senti-
mel. Bertha Anderson; outside sentinel,
Hattie Allen: trustee. BERTHE Dudley.
Guests Of the evening. who addressed
the council. were: National Vice Coun-
cilor Mrs. Naomi Evan. National Dep
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tary; Mrs. Mary NJ. Dement,, financial
secretary; Mrs; Abbie n. ,a Gates; treas treas.
the noble grand: Miss Bean. warden;
Miss Elsie wood. conductress; Mrs.
Ella v. Mallory. chaplain: Mrs. Mer-
ciers.. inside guardian. Past Noble
Grand Mrs. Naomi Cooper, Tor the
Mrs. Minnie Noakes q past grand's
jewel. Miss Annetta Emory presented
to Past Noble Grand Mrs. Emma Bark
man a token Of appreciation of the
lodge.
The Assembly Home Circle will hold
meet at the home. of Mrs Ella Y. Nal,
of at Odd Fellows Home.
The officers of Martha Washington
Lodge. No 3. were installed by Past
Noble Grand England and past grands
from Friendship Lodge. No. 8. as fol-
lows: Mrs. Josephine Daily. noble
grand: Mrs. Grace A. Delaney. vice
grand; Miss Mollie Edmonston. record
wood, financial secretary; Mrs. Olga
Rogers. treasurer: Miss Bessie Moore,
warden; Mrs. Bertha Corbey. conduct
ress; Mrs. Belle n Chapman chaplain;
Tichnor. right and left supporters to
the noble grand: Miss Alice c: Dove
and Mrs. Caroline Schippert. right and
lett supporters TO the vice grand: MISS
Kittie Gotieib. inside guardian: Mrs.
Myrtle L. Will. outside guardian; Mrs.
NJ. B. Tying. pianist: L. B. Daily, de-
gree director: Mrs. Susie Hege. keeper
of the robes. The retiring noble grand
was presented by Miss Schultz with a
past noble grand's jewel. Refresh
raents were served. The lodge meets
in Pythian Temple.
Federal City Lodge closed after a
short session Wednesday to enable the
past grands to attend the meeting of
the Grand Lodge. where the election
resulted in the elevating of Past Grand
J. r. Humphreys Of this lodge to the
position of grand master of the Dis
trict of Columbia and Past Grands ]. ].
Jones and Howard G. Rambo, received
the past grand's degree and We're ad-
mitted to the Grand Lodge. Noble
Grand Reynolds announced the first de-
gree for next Wednesday.
The booster committee made its visi
tatYon for the season Monday night to
Union Lodge Addresses were made by
Grand Master ]. R. Schwinger and Dep
uty Grand Master J. T. Humphreys.
Harmony Lodge. No. 8. Wednesday
evening elected one candidate to men,
bership and received a petition for the
degrees. The lodge will confer the sec
ond degree at its next meeting.
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ACTIVITIES OF
BOY SCOUTS

Boy Scouts Of Warrington have again
been called upon to help the govern
ment in its war work.
Starting yesterday. scouts Of ths Va.
rious troops in the city. at the request
posters in the interest Of the fuel con-
servation movement in all apartment
houses throughout the city.
which are attractively designed, sew
eral directions are set forth for keep
Srs OF furnaces in boiler rooms OF the
apartment houses. Tho picture on the
in q furnace. with Uncle Sam IN the
background.
At the top this is inscribed: Uncle
Sam Needs That Extra Shovelfui.'
Foilowinf this Inscription i reads:
following these directions:
81. Fire small amounts of coal often:
2. keep fuel bed even by putting coal
on thin spots-avoid raking and slic-
ing: 8. beep fuel bed about six inches
thick: 4. look out for air leaks in
brickwork; s. increase or decrease
steam pressure by opening or closing
draft damper in uptake; 6. clean fires
when the demand for steam is small.
and while cleaning have the draft
damper partly closed.
"A novel m6tnOQ Oh appoaiIuB IOr SCOUT.
masters has been adopted by the local
council and will be inaugurated this
afternoon.
Deputy Commissioner Patton Will give
each Boy Scout who works in the hat
and coat checking department at the
Billy Sunday Tabernacle a number OF
letters to be placed in the pockets of
the mems coats at the afternoon service
today.
This letter reads: This letter has
been handed to you. or placed in your
overcoat pocket by the Boy Scout who
cares for your hat and coat 1t is an
appeal for scoutmasters. We have mo-
ticed how earnestly and faithfully you
have given Of your time to the grest
hoping that at the end Of the campaign
you will do bit for the youngsters
bereft Of leaders through the war.
The requirements are a love for boys
and some patience. A scoutmaster need
have no special knowledge Of drill or
scoutcraft. SO long as he has the spirit
of youth still within him. a keen desire
to serve his fellow men and free night
Ia week he can become sucoeesful
scoutmaster. We will Be only too glad
to explain at q time convenient and
agreeable to you the fascinating pro-
gram-what to do first etc. There are
no fees.
Ten troops are meeting At present
without leaders. Double that number
master. Will you be the one?'
e. L. Maschmyer. scoutmastsr OF
Troop 81, has entered the service OF his
country and has left for Atlanta. Ga.
trical department of the Aviation
Corps. H. L Taylor win become scout
master of troop.
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Knights of Pythias.

Grand Chancellor F. n. Melick is now
compiling for his annual report a list
Of the members Of this domain who are
in the military service. He has re-
ouested lodges that have not yet re-
ported to notify him at once, giving
names and ranks.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. Is plan
ming to celebrate its golden jubilee
February II with program which will
include addresses by prominent speak
ers and musical numbers. The follow
ing compose the committee on arrange
ments: Supreme Representative Albert
Kahlert. Past Chancellor W. NJ. Will
liams. J. w. Cherry. F. A. Meininger
and W. r. Duncan. The officers of
Syracusians Lodge were installed at a
recent convention by Past Grand Chan
cellor John B. Dtckman. assisted by
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Gas
son. as grand master at arms, and
Grand Prelate Henderson.
A number of officers of Rathbone-S -Su-
perior Lodge, No. 20, were installed at
the first convention of the lodge this
month by Grand Chancellor Meliek.
Those unable to be present on that oc-
casion will be installed next Friday
night.
Grand Master Of Exchequer Frank B.
Crown installed the officers of Calanthe
Lodge. No. IL. Monday night He was
assisted by Grand Prelate C. W. Hen
derson and Past Grand Chancellor W. A.
Kimmel. acting as grand master at
arms.
John F. Gerhold. a well known past
chancellor of Calanthe Lodge. who died
recently. was given a Pythian burial
by the lodge Tuesday afternoon. In
terment was at Rock Creek cemetery.
The ways and means committee of the
Pythian order Of the District was en-
te-tained at its last meeting after the
transaction Of business by c. E. Abbe
Of Springfield. Mass. with a monoloEue:
A. q. Lang, patriotic songs; Miss Har-
riet Dyer. past chief of Friendship
Temple, Pythian Sisters. in Irish char
acter Rotations, and Mrs. March Nor
COCK OF Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sis
ters, with piano selections. Grand vice
Chancellor James Kline gave an ad-
dress Of interest to the members.
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Masonic.

LODGES.
Mouday-Anacostia. No. n, =. O.: PEN
talpha, No. q. z. A.; Mount Pleas
ant, No. IS, F. 9.
Tuesday-Federal, No. 1, social; Acacia.
No, 10, r. @.
wednesday-school Of instruction.
Thurvday-The New Jerusalem. No. Y.
d. A.; George g. Whiting. No. 2.
p, G.: TempIe-Noyea. No. 81.
Triday-st. Johns, No. IL, e. A.; Hope
No. 20, M. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. Z. grand
visitation.
Thursday No. Q, grand WIS.,
itation.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council, No. 1, de-
arees and installation.
.xc,rsr AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Bvangelist Chapter. knighu
Rose CroiI, business; Kooeft ae
Bruce Council. Knights Kadosh, 2'h
degree ceremonial.
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Started His Train of Thought.

From the Boston Transcript.
|. Mrs. Kawler-Then you and young
Mr. sharp are not on speaking terms
any more?
last time met him told him my .hus-
band had locomotive atacksia aud the
young whippersnapple had the ffnpu-
dence to ask Il he whlstled 1T crosstngz
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Vasa Order Of America.

Drott Lodge will have a social meet
ing. with entertainment and dancing.
Tuesday evening at o'clock, at 1101
f street northwest. Visiting members
of the order. their friends and other
Americans of Scandinavian origin are
invited.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty

Hope Council. No. 1, met Tuesday
evening. A communication was read
from state councillor urging class mi
tiation February %. 1t was decided
that one-half hour each evening be de-
voted to Red Cross work.
Mrs. Trunnell read patriotic selec-
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Heard From the Troops.

ter.
AT the last meeting Of the troop
members went through q practice
course in first aid and bandaging."-
Stacy Middleton. Scribe.
Troop 4s-W. b. AarsAall. seossmasa<4.
Having obtained an instructor. the
drum corps of the troop held its firBt
meeting last week. Francis Walsh
passed his second-class examfnation."--
Joseph Austin. Scribe.
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Knights of Columbus.

This afternoon at o'clock the third
degree will be conferred upon a class
OF about'one hundred candidates After
the meeting the knights WILL be guests
Of the order at a buffet supper.
Harry E. McCausland of Washington
Council, who recently entered the
novitiate of the Holy Cross Order. at
Notre Dame. has enlisted and is at
Camp Meade.
w. Herbert Gill and John r Rudy.
Jr.. are now in service. the former in
the Aviation Corps at San Antonio and
the latter in the ordnance branch at
the navy yard. this city. Both were
active members of the Dramatic f1uh
Tuesday night. January 90, Washing
ton Council will give a musical and
dance to create council soldiers fund.
Benjamin F. Meyers of Potomac
Council Monday night addressed the
council on the Knights of Columbus
war fund.
An invitation to attend a "eet-ac-
quainted dance" in the Knights of
Columbus Hall tomorrow night is ex-
TEL Tended to man strangers in the city.
catholics as well as Catholics, the idea
beng to take away little of the
homesickness. James F. Meegan. John
NJ Tabler and Thomas Gafrney are in
charge. Refreshments will be served.
keane Council will hold a specia1
meeting Thursday evening.
Next Saturday night the Daughters
OF isabelia VIII give soldiers dance
at the knights of Columbus Han All
men in uniform will be welcome. Re-
freshments will be served.
The dedication ceremonies of the
hiiishts OF Columbus Recreation Hail
Will take place at Quantico this aftar-
noon
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Troop 2e-Danodil-Mr.. Domony. Cap

tain.
"The last meeting of the troop was
held at the home of Virginia Maupin.
1t was opened with the singing OF
America followed by the flag salute
and roll call The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Domony, captain:
Lois Maupin, lieutenant: Virginia Maui
pin, patrol leader; Ruth Kiefner, Sec
retary; Alma Schlosser, treasurer; Pris-
ella Scharf. color bearer. and Margaret
Butler. scribe. Merit badges. drilling
and athletics were discussed"
ret Butler, Scribe.
Troop 3OO-IHs-Capt. Mullen.
Members of the troop have been ac-
lively engaged in knitting for the boys
over there and doing other bits of
work for the Red Cross. The girls also
have been helping out in the food
demonstrations given by Miss Schaeffer
and Miss Chinn at Kann's store and
Woodward & Lothrop's. Most of the
girls are members of the class In do
mestic science which meets in Central
High School on the first and third Sat-
urdays of each month. Scribe of
Troop 500.
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Next Saturday night the Daughters
of Isabella will give a soldiers dance
at the Knights of Columbus Hall. All
freshments will be served.
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Ihe dedlcatlon ceremonies of the
Knights of Columbus Recreation uau
VIII take place at Quantico this after
noon
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Troop l1-M1SS ScnaSners S1pteAn.
A reorganization meeting of the troop
was held January 16 at the Wilson Nor
NAL School The following officers were
elected: Avis LHommedieu, patrol
leader; Ruth Peacock, secretary ard
scribe; Irene Deuterman, treasurer.
and Nellie Bowling. librarian. Various
phases of scout life were discussed.
Mrs Colman, director of local scou-
activities. was present at the meeting"
Ruth Peacock, Scribe.
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furnished and remarks were made by
Messrs. McCahIrey, Mil1ard and suth-
erin. Refreshments were served.
Myra b. Enright Camp. 10 reported Ill at
Sibley Hospital.
Myra B. Enright, Martha McCaffrey.
Maple and Fidelis camps are to hold a
joint installation OF oficers Thursday.
January 81, at 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Representatives Of the several camps
are making arrangements for . bazaar.
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The Girl Scouts
Troop s-Cornnewer-Mrs. Pai.. Cap

tain.
plans for the troops participating in
the coming rally to be held In February
were discussed at a meeting Of the
troop held recently. Drilling also was
taught by the captain. The meeting
was opened with the scout salute. scout
promises and the ten scout laws."-Nip
and Tuck, Scribes.
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Keane Council will hold a specia1
meeting Thursday evening.
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Tuesday night, January 2s, Washing
ton Council will give musical and
dance to create a council soldiers fund.
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Harry E. McCausland of Washington
Council, who recently entered the
novftlate of the Holy Cross Order, at
Notre Dame. has enlisted and is at
Camp Meade
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The officers Of tho State. War and
Nary Council were installed Tuesday
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Master Frank Hursh of Hope Lodge,
No. 20. announces the NJ. NJ. degree for
Friday evening. indicating a state of
preparedness in the new official line
that Is not usual. it is said
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e. L. Maschmyer. scoutmastsr OF
Troop 81, has entered the service OF his
country and has left for Atlanta. Ga.
where he will go on duty in the cleo
trical department of the Aviation
Corps. H. L Taylor win become scout
master of troop,
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King David Lodge, No. '2s, at a recent
Communication, worked from 1880
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Observation-Disclosures

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1enote ben 1pe tbife 9igsfansler,
SDrit Mari1nilian, i 8egpnoeHen al
fto1te nge Ell Sre6snote til Brefi6ent
8ilion. Sen Dubbe fplge16e 9r6lpo
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iperfiettte @ienoprettelie al sSreoer
og Mere 6e frigsf6re116e Wngter &c,
fjenot neo 6enne 9l1uno61i11g ian1i
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tigeoe meo BET JornnoaI at aabne
Sorbano1inger.
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gresfen oen 8. ssSartnar og / bons ie-
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Sorbnn6Ifngerne.
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&egiering ON eiebI bIiffelig MfEuttelie
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af 8ra116e1t er en6nn life lt6elnmet.
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8ranoen, ion / Sirs6ags a1tfaaes for
|nnoer @ontrol, otter er pe6 at 11o-
'brDoe Some @uarbs, ser er UNDER
2e6elie al Moiutant General Nbinoips
FAINT 8eboerne / 6e truebe Diitrifter
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ligt 8ebis pan, at Mmerifa fun fa=
itebe fig i11o / &rige11 for at fqn1pe
for SSsbealer og fife for ggennDttc Ell
Ter &in0i11g. Sol6aterne, noar Sc
fom ti1bage fra arigen ifuloe b1ioe
gibet 2ano nGr iine 6ieni; Soloater=
ne bar lepet un6er @1t0s frie 6ilnncl
ng be p11lfer fonu1te til at lebe nor
Ratnrett noar Sc fonrnter bjeln.
05r. 8alib falte ON De organiies:
reoe Jagfore11insers Spgabe. San
lagoe, at Jagforeningsbebpg e1'e'.
far Ell 9el af 6en ftore 8ebpgelfc
benin1o6 2iberalisme og for Mner-
fjen6e1le df ASrincippet, at u&eaje=
ri1gen ct finn for Bro6ncerten"
Me6 &ro6uce11ten nrenes, fag6e BON
bben1iout3elit fom paa 11ogen W1aaoe
b6er fin 9el til Mer1neifets l1noer<
bol6 og 2pfte &eeieringen er life
for Dem, iom life bill arbei6e og ion.
leper af an6res Qrbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
Ssiumlep 1naa tale i g. 8.

@nbernbr g: gsorbecf af @ortb
Dnfota gab forle6en Drbre til Gonn.
tb-S onibarsron6ene ON at tula6e
Hrpfioenten for gsortpartifan 2eague
81. 6. Golpn1eD at tale i Sontb 90.
toto = iaalange 3an boloer patrio:
ttife Soler. @ubern6ren flyer fiji
Sr6re> at uifient ban bel beb, al
SotpnleD bar bol6t illoDole Ealer"
erfarer ban, at ban iffe gjdr oettt
nn, og at oct f11t6e bere bebre al
Ia6e en- illoDol Mano bo16e patrio
fiffe Saler ems npgte bam.