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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
FRENCH ENTER FAMOUS TOWN OF SAINT QUENTIN
Patriots VIII Register Today and Buy Bonds Till 1t Hurts
r EGISTER TODAY!


This applies o a wel 10 men!
live Polk streets to Fire Station
II the side o Folk o House.
the
isor
Peter Liberty before asked the people
of Amarillo to sacrifice anything that they purchase bonds
N
order that the YanI good which they be-
and order that they lack nothn food clothing munitions for
lack Of these things n efficiency
Therefore order the clearly before News uthonz
ed to state that this expected TO make sacrifice
II debbr is han that which
and Of
bloody vsnda hand o tn ruthes German
II the breasts barred
the byOnet in mng
willing I behind them.
If dothng-the cannotb
from this clothing chill
begin to blow hd they have n which o shelter
fueo abroad need and
food 70 themsekeS
little winm is in lin
the long
with ~ and
dollar of 1?
The Potter
"over the top before nghfan
The members andp
sm OF the people whom they know and have tired
The nation individual each individual
to do his duty.
than charge
and Yib7-i rEfaI Of asking L b s4ided he
O'Clock this Snda an % u r. 90 Y hrs - 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02

Ir t..H..a.ad ffta#
WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-The sea
ate today refused 90 grant tba re
quest of Inc president that ite Eom-
au uffag. resolution he Has.ed as
O. asf measure
AFTER tive das 0f bitter debate.
corr .or conference. and .IHas runm
negotiations. fhc susan D. Anthony
IeasfsI amendment resolution rn-
acted b.. fh. house ast Ianuars re-
,sitrd on fhe fra' r1.I oail tHo votes
Is.s than ttr necessary fun-'hIrls
majority Firt.f0ur senators nrrn
recorded fnI | auH #N aEa.n' d.
.fU absent auH H.iref
r.f.fr fhH slf. u announced.
senator Janes of Nee Mexico. rla.f-
Ha. oI IIt woman suffrage rnmuIf-
boo fH rI. Hfh parliament re-
.lIr.m,7I. changed hs vote from
... HU rHaf|t. fH fha reea.IFe and
.tf Haf fFe senate reconsider.
r mode -l. HraI official record
E. anl 'er fhU H'"r '.'t
raH. ueuHHr H fHr sHrff ra.ta.
far r position fHr IaHIr. cons 'er1
f..r planned arrr ffH
s.fUr siren sHfIfaEe lHf.r Hai.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
10 ADCEIT NOEf ANDIDATEs
ron I. = NENs COMMISSIONS

DOl GIAS. hrIl .I IH, uf
firer boz chief of U.U application af
civilian. fU enter ming .or COIN
missions as army U GERS today re-
eeiyci instruction. .1m hellquar-
ters of iuo s0uihD. department at
San Antonio tp acD. until ur her
notice applicant lnT .ryice a# OfUr.
rr DOB cavalry u. ue gun .rtI.
Jerry and infantry uchfr OFF fHr
army li n uUI' I1d t..f IHe
number desired f." nuI-F
practically bias hn occurred
ray the d. idcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02

IN tho recent fighting Boo France
and Flanders the German losses in
men killed or wounded end boz guns
captured have been enormous In
the Helriaas iho Germans lost viz
tualy all their forward defensive
artillery and some heavy naval guns
Mann weu were made pri sluer Nur
lur September fho British took Co.
300 prisoner. 600 rur. ~ aI' cn'.
hers and thousands OF machine guns.
IN addition t0 Inilict.na heavy CO.'S
uanIes 0n tHc enemy. ard in 'Hru.
nd sertrmhar took i-'f,s prison
ors and 500 guns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02

In the Macedonian theater west of
Lake Ochrida the Austrians are
esacuatiug terrain Is Albania. prob
ably indicatisg that now as Bulgaria
b. ont of the war the Ausfro-llun-
.araus realize thef are boz a serious
prcdiclmcut. far from home lud with
40 allies to aid them
Peace demonstration have been
held Boz Berlin in which police inter
Sontiou became secessary The pos
sibIit, Of cabinet crisis in Germany
b. indicated by the resignations OF
the imperial chancellor vice chancc-
Dor and foreign minister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
Loss OF BULGARIA
To CENTRAL ALLIES
F0RESHAD0WSEN END
LONDON PAPERS BEIIENE -FOUR
YEARS TRAGEDY DRAWING
10 CLOSE.
TURKEY MUST SuCCUMB
Editorial Writers Also Are OF Opinion
Austria-iiungarN WIN Have
to Ask For Armistice
soon.

ny Associated Press
LONDON, oct ! The loss of the
Bulgarians 20 the central alliance is
regarded by the London morning
papers aa loreshadowiug the end OF
ihc great foui years tragedy The
editorial writers fur the most part
are unable 90 see how Turkey can
avoid following the bulgarian lead.
while some believe That Austria
HUNG go do Ihe me.
fo' : : M s-r-- -i-77,- Il. nopc3 ar
suncfs.s,, Tast and her SEPARATIONS
~ world empire
I'VE have come to solemn mo
men, n this greatest of all wars and
m the long process. of civilization
rgys the Times "U g. no time for
DMtauou. but wo may recognize In
TINS great event rHr first clear un-
mHakahlo prcsaae cha, the conied-
,acy of our cnemn s lottcfiuf 10
%. lall Aho entire surprise which
Rulrarias descrtiou is tn ih" peoples
lf the central powers cannot iuil tn
ouhauco The morale rousoHuou .a Of
|h. shock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
YANKS REPULSE
COUNTER ATTACK
NEAR APREMONT
ENGAGEMENT WAS FOUGHT AT
TOWN NORTHWEST OF ST.
ENTiN.
GAINS IN ARG0NNE forest
Pershing Reports American Aviators
Bring Down iCO knemy Planes
aud 20 balloons Since
September 20.

PARIS. oct Q A German c0un-
Ter attack n the vicinity OF Apre-
mont uu the battle froDl norih west
of Nordun. was aucce iully beaten
back today hy The Americans. utaer-
wise the rghtiue on the ~ .iean
front was virtually at saalatili.
The broken roads ana de f-yed
bridges are being repaired 80 the
transport oi supplies to the ont
may be- continued There was no
change m the battle line a 2.3u
O'Clock this afternoon when th. dis
patch was filed
The memya casualties ccntiAue
heavy under the American artillery
.uud infantry fire ala the operations
of the American tanks The trench
strength OF one company Cf Cermans
was reduced from go 90 lN mother
company lost so per cent ut its ef
tectlycs.
The enemy ON Tuesday was con
unualy br.n ing up reu, ccmeais.
leading to the belief lhHt il g. his
| intention to eudeavor tn hold hts
lnlesent line. 90 least temporarily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
FRENCH TROOPS
At LAST ENTER
SAINT QUENTIN
Bt.N. ST OH VIOLENT EMILIO
-tuN~ " TUIN lAN ME
CITY.

Hy Associated fffst
WIN THE FRENCH ARMIES
n FRANCE. oct t-''cncral lt"r-
fhcot', troop. Widening the front
of fttack tri. afternoon made Tar
thcf gain.. o,,up, In- important "h-
.sr,afion puiut- chat give them
view. eastward upuu the group 81
.,iIi. uurthu,-t of Rheims aud n"rin.
ward toward she Chcmin Do iiamrs
Three tbuu.uud prisoner, wrr'
taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02

The Daily Telorrfph says
"lt must bring tho German rulers
.lco to face with tho fact that the
tot one has fallen ont of the arch
of the pon-Ccrmau designs and
Should Turkey follow in tho steps %
Bulgaria the whole pau-ii'rw1n
Dloatuuol 600 Page 50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
TURKEY REPORTED TO BE.
SENDING PEACE FEELERS.
REALIZING DEFEAT SURE.

The situation for Tuesday summarized by the Assoea
ed Press follows:
The town of ST. Quentin, upon which the Germans had
firmly budd their hopes Of proving nsuperabe barrier to the
allies last has been entered by the French and seemingly the
gateway open Marshal Foch for swift advance eastward
his task of reclaiming northern France.
Meanwhile the Germans and their allies all the battle fronts
have continued to play losing and is reported that the
Turks realizing the critical situation through defeats
and the withdrawal of Bulgaria from the sending
peace feelers.
BATTLE FRONT SEETHES WITH ARTILLERY.
From northern Belgium the region Of Verdun the battle
front still seehng with activity and with the
tnuing to make gains against the Germans which seriously
mperng the lines In Flanders the Begans and British
the region from Dmude Armeneres have further driven
their sharp wedge eastward capturing
ting lines of communication the continued holding by
the Germans of their submarine bases the North
From Cambria to ST. Quentin notwithstanding violent
reactions from the Germans, the British French
have heavily fortified positions of the enemy all along
the front Midway between ST. Quentin and Cambria the
ing portions of the old Hndenburg line slowly being demosh-
ed although the Germans have moosed the strength of half
million against the allied troops hold the front
ING through of which, conjunction with the maneuv-
ers in Flanders, along the Aspe end ~ oud mee6
disaster.
FRENCH GAIN AT vEsLE AND AIsNE.
Between the vese and Ane the French continue push
back north Of the Ane while in Champagne the
French operating conjunction with the Americans steadily
advancing norhward Their dominate the Are rver
valley running north of the Agonne forest while the
other side the Americans slowly coming the
valley from the south and will be in position with the
French this wooded baon out Of the German line
In the region the Italian front there has been
considerable increase artillery activity, and it probable that
Marshal viii begin offensive there against the Aus
troHungsrisns
General Aenby in Palestine has surrounded Damascus and
French cavalry reported be working its way the Mer
Tsnean toward Beyrout.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-02
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rKuti~T> NjI "a DI AEOiT
INttti ~ tp'if'A.A rlNINa
10 COT Ct IH~IAPIi,~
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
URGED TO FoREGo SAMPLES
Sacrifice Asked Of Women Would
Mean a Great Deal 20 the coun.
try just Now.

Every woman loves thcm-thosc
nico little bndles Of fabrics the
stores have pampercd us with for
gears. lt's such fun 10 look them
over. and feel them aud hold them
up TO the light and wet them and
wash them. The sample fever is
something awful once you catch it
comes in flashes, like malaria sends
you scooting into a store just TO get
a few, or rushing out 10 the mail box
all hours Of the night with a letter
requesting others.
This is no time 10 ask for samples
Df wool goods or cotton or silk,
either. The National Retail Dry
Goods association furnishes ngurcs
which show there is an average of
] per cent given away in samples
That surely is altogether too big u
waste for war times ma abso-
lutcly needless waste, too.
Suppose We just forget that there
ever were such things as samples for
u while, It's a mighty little thing
ono way-tho way that affects the
individual; a whopping big matter
IN It's effect upon the cloth-making
inGlr'rics ~ the whole country.
By RcInotto Loycwcll Of the Nigi-
lantes.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
BGAR NOT REALLY nLuE.

Contrary 10 belief popular
among biz game hunters that the
blue gl tr bear of Alaska II of a
dlstln,, sp,cics, Al llassclhorg, who,
with DR. Harry 5. Worth, curator Of
mammals at the University of Cali
fornia, has made a special study Of
these animals, asserts that the great,
moroso hauntcr Of the Ice rivers Is
no more than n color phase Of the
common black bear Mr. llassel-
borg, who has been studying Alaskan
bear for nearly twenty years, is re-
garded as one of the bcst-postcd men
IN the territory on the animals.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
Notice TO Creditors
No 1h6O7

In the County Court of the State oi
Oregon for the County of Multnomah.
Ia the matter Of the estate Of Peter
Auizen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed was, on the 10th day Of July, 1918
by Honorable George Tszwell, Judge OF
the above entitled Court, duly appointed
Executrix OF the Last will and Testament
Of Peter Autzeu, deceased, ahd has quail.
fled. All persons having claims against
said dccedcnt, or his estate, are requested
to present the same 10 the, verified as re.
uuircd by law, at the Office of my Attor.
ncy, George J, Perkins, 1ll7 Board OF
Trade Building. Portland, Oregon, with.
in six months from date of the first pub.
lication Of this Notice.
First published July 10Th, 1918.
ANNA &. AUTZliN. EKecutrix.
GEORGE J, PERKINS,
Attorney for ExcCutrix.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
CAN DIFF SUBMARINES NOW
Men Msy Remain in Water Indefinitely
When Ineased In New
"Safety" Suit.

Members Of the University oi
Pennsylvania base hospital unit
known officially as United States
Base Hospital No. 20, will give the
U-boats and the kaiser the merry
aha hap when the unit gets started
for France, if a campaign which was
launched recently is successful.
Mai. J. B. Carnett, commander
Of the unit, has received a Safety"
suit which IL is desired to purchase
for every one Of the $50 members.
To do so will require $4,000, and the
onicers, nurses and enlisted person.
nel ,,rtel TO raise the amount nec-
essary 10 provide the suits.
BY wearing the suit it will be pos
sible for o person TO remain in the
water indefinitely. The suit, about
the upper part Of the body, is lined
with fiber, which makes it buoyant.
The solcs Of the shoes are lined with
lead, which keep the feet down and
maintain the body in an upright po-
sition, even though from exposure
the wearor of the suit should become
unconscious.
The suit is easily donned, and,
after a few minutes practice, can be
put on by the wcarcr without assist
lnce. In the front is a pocket which
.an be used to hold sustenance or
,timulants. - Philadelphia North
American.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
1T WAS COMING TO HIM.

Mr.. Henderson Here's where
you live and I've just rung your
doorbell. Can do anything else for
you1
Mr. lIenpeck (loaded) -Ycsh-
HE just ring for the-hic-ambu-
lance.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
Notice to Creditors
No. lb6gO

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County Of Multnomah.
in the matter of the estate Of George
a. Thompson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has, pursuant 20 an order of the a.
bove named Court, been duly and reg.
ularly appointed as Executor of the above
named estate, aud letters testamentafy
issued.
An persons having claims against the
listatc of said deceased, are hereby noli.
fed 10 present them properly verified at
the office of said Executor, 9li Spalding
building. Portland. Oregon. ON or before
six months from date of first publication
oi this notice.
n. T.. COLLIER,
Executor Of the Estate of
George a. Thompson, Deceased
J. A. COLLIER,
Attorney for Executor.
Date Of first publication, Aug. ~, 1918
Date Of last publication, Sept 9, 1918
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09

Residents of ST. Johns having
taxes and city liens TO pay i'm
Portland can make their pay
ments without Inconvenience by
availing themselves of our ser
vices. We will pay same and
secure your receipt without in
convenience TO you. Fee, 25
cents. References: Any ST.
Johns Bank. Peninsula Title,
Abstract and Realty Co., by ii.
Henderson, Manager; 402 North
Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
A oLlMmER or RESPECT.

Has Bliggins any respect for the
TRUTH"
"A little, But about as far as I
ever knew him TO go in expressing it
was to celebrate Washington's birth
day."
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.

"Do you know what Kamerad
means, Mr., Huggins?" asked the
sweet young things little brother.
"Oh, yes. Ii means surrender"
"Righto Well, You might as well
say il. Sisters decided TO get you I"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
THEIR FAILURE.

81 see where they have caught a
gang Of thieves who have been loot
ing apartments"
Evidently, they were not sharp
enough for fiat burglary"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
Chambers S-KenWOrthy Co.
Funeral Directors and EmbaImers
2l8 Killingsworth avenue
A EEW FACTS

/. The oldest established undertaking
business north of Knott street.
2. Mr.. Chambers is the only @. A. r.
undertaken in the city of Portland.
3. Mr.. Kenworthy is an acknowledged
expert in cmbalming, Demi surgery and
funeral direction.
4. Why have your beloved deceased
taken through the congested business
districts when perfect service and right
prices may be obtained in your own
community.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
The Contra
ruus CLovgR. Prop
Philadelphia Street, st, Johns.
Soft Drinks as usual

Coolest aud Coolest Drinks IN
town. Sandwiches, etc. All lead
ing Summer Drinks.
TRY OUR MILK PUNCH
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09

Cards of thanks notices are
charged for at the rate of fifty
cents each. Persons desiring to
have such notices published
should make n note of this.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-09
J. r. WEIMER
Transfer and Storage

We deliver your goods To and from
all parts Of Portland, Vancouver, Linn
ton, Portland and Suburban Express,
Co., city dock and all points accessibls
~ wagon Plane RHS ftey zii,s-s -seVArs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
@gnner al Mproes

Sa1narbei6sfomite / Ebulingbperne
bol6t Me6e / MinneopoIis forriqe
SorSoag Mften, og set bIep beillttet
at 1t6tte bet mi puagaaen6e Sn61am=
lngSorbejbe til Soroel for Sc bron6t
liote @or0 Minneiota. Mle Clogs
@laoer, @ergne6er og on6re ca
ger, fom fan trenges INT, 11oar Sim
teren fommer, bill blipe mo6taqet
me6 @96e. Men set mao bore 90
De Soger, ion &omtteen, life bebpr=
DEG me6 peroilele Sing, ga set ber
gj9loer Soft, iom er forbol6sbis
goM bont.
Ser ct. SAUL fan @agerne in6=
lebereS til fglgen6e &omiteneoIem=
mer, tilb6ren6e @or6fap 2oge: g. 6.
@olbipr, 16e mt. Mirp ct. Micboel
@ol6, 414 @obert ct. og Dobio
Booabl, 1911 Taltql1ier 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
~ Bin6itomtu" buloer TbbfeIsSoo.

49,. tL' 49, u
Gre6ag ben s. Sob. famIeoes 81
Btrnitoun"s Conner bos 2e0eren,
NtrS. 2%illienifiol6, / bbis Stem
&lubben itifteoes for ct Mar. lioen.
Sreosbuofabet bar ,1etop at,fommet,
og Der berffeoe en- iublen6e @tem=
ming og Ell title Gi1freosbeo beo
&anfer ON at babe beret me6, bar
oct emo / set fmaa.
8or6et bar iirIigt ppntet meo
a%merifanife Garber, og 2p5ene bar to
sherner, for &uiets @gnner. uMme-
riea" bleb itaaenoe afiunget, % mat
sc CODE 9nifer % glade &aab ON
mart at fe bore fipre igie,1 r6tnIteg.
Nfrs. QiIlierifioIo afIngoe en- Map-
port ober bort Marsnrbei6e. Meiulta-
tet bar: $50 @ar gtrpmper, SO Sci.
NETS, 81 9rencb gapg, inunt opipet
Sc st. nnbertei, iaIt 46O gtpffer.
erroa1n e Dor gierrarg 10 lite af=
111ttet, men set e. meo gIaoere 81
lelier, ii mi ofrer Dor 8io.-M. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
8lanbt norife soft ! ct. @anl.

Wtprtba Marie @a,n6erien be66cr
bun, lpsloffet, blaaeiet og re6finoet,
| itn kingdoms fagreite Mber, fmi-
leroe, bes11ig og %fonberlabeI, set er
bun. Sort og go6t forteIler 6isie
2irier, bba6 ber SIR benbe fao til
tr9ffe1roe, men set er enonu en-
@genifab oeo bet16e, Ser Iigeiom ct
mutt %glitreroe SIpr breoer fig uo
otter alt bette aroe og faiter Garpe
og forsget 2ibs ODER set belle, bum er
s1prroletroe, begeiitret muiifalN.
So1n bet itanr ! BEN gn1nIe Bpq6e<
bite, leg buffer: Soar Dun mes
'smaafingre @iaroet rgrer, ieg fines
en- Gngel til Dnrg mig benferer" I,
iaa ogfaa meo martba: Maor b1n
piller, rioer bum rreo fig. gun Ipf.
ter Ell pdn fine iDulmenoe 9onebh-
ser bgiere op % bioere op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
8iprmifipIb @oncerten.

81 bar flere @ange omtalt Strife
%foncerten, Der ufbol6es i5t. @ebers
Strife, MinneapoIis, Sgnbng Ben 8be
Dacember, be6 boiIfen man bill
yfaa bere bor berptnte 0anife Opera
Iiianger BnDl @iprnifiolo, Ser er asfi-
fteret al lofale &refter. 81 giDer
Der 8rogrammet / fin Selbe0:
l. @ianofoIo, MfiiS 8ergliot Sntitob
2. a. On @1rgel bar rgrt sin @aroe
S. g. g. Sartmann
b.,airfefloffe, Ell til &obeo1taoer
ST. &1tnq
c. a%ongernes aonge, enc 6q1 Tan
6. @ornenan
Nobl @i6rnfjolo
r9rae1: Mrs. so. 5. Mosmls1en.
3. @ioliniplo
a. Mnba11te Go1tabile
SicbaifolpfN
b. 5erenaoe. 9r6la
6nrnl6 Yal1lI Ell
Niano: MiiS. @l1Drltn Olbisafer.
4. a. 8ben tbe 5tors @ere Brightly
Shining (Opera Eosca) Bnccini
3. SIS Mrien al Operaen uGruba6ol1-
rem" @er6i.
Bobl @i6rnifiol6.
@iano: Miis @ergliot @afita6.
5. Srgel Solo
6. a. &ongeignnens Momance, B.%eile
b. @lnmrer f66t / SIesbigs Sor6
ST. Ebal1Iolp
{. Sborfor ipulmer @eic5ielflo6cn
9iels IS. @a6c
@obl 8igrnifjob
Biano: Ndis @ergliot SafIta6
Z. Mo6er Digt at Spar Riiirffegaar6
6. 6. 8ar6enfletb
8. a. 9frib bjem til Mor!
Sirt1,s Miifot:
b.Sbe Soft Gboro, MrtburS ulIibon
c. &erre &onge, blip ber (glf Ser
tram Sc gorn) &. 6eiie
.@ob1 @j6rnifjol6
&iano: Miis @ergliot Sahte6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
@bnnpbe 2oae So. 5,

Dbtre at @orge, boI6t Manoag Off
fer wfsbe. Mon beilutteoe at moo
tdge ben fra Sgnner :af @orge rette-
be Dpfor6ring til 2oge1t ON at of-
bcl6e en felles Sa1lefeit, og til Self
fol1ite nalgtes: @rs. @eurl &bor1t.
3frs. M11t1a 0Iien, Mrs. Olga @ei1=
bolbtfen, mrs. &onnab Sberien %
Hrs Martine 2mlen. @omiteen
tni1r1ttett me6 ben at Mor6fap 2oqe
s1eofaHe &omite boloer tit ferite Mg-
be inften.
31dn b%eilutteoe bi6ere Ianrmen meo
,Sbttrter al @orge at 6eltoge / @oro-
BEN T9artfsgibtngbngen, % en- @o-
mite 1,eo{attes for iaa1mer mes
4orbfap 2oge at foretoge Sc ngope,1=
bige arrangements for en- ,s5loat".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

Syrf. M1prtba @1lnoerfen bnr gro
bneret fra Mcsllltffter gscbool Of Mu-
fic ct. Gn1tl. Derfra rej1te bum til
Seem @nglano Gen5eroatorp Of M1t-
tic Boston, Dborfrn bum pgfoa gra=
61ereoe meo bebfte &arafffter. Sun
bar Diplom ban6e ira Me9llli1ter %
Seem England.
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f9ttelfe iom 8eifprerin6e for Ml1iif=
af6elingen beb @in6om College /
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birfet Ser en- to a tire Star fom bum
tilboge til ct: Nm1l og etablerebe
nnltg fer en. M1itf1fole in11ien meo
}Srf. 9illian Mgrf.
Denne hinge ogiao meget begobebe
m%1tftfQlife Game er f6ot al bmfe
|Torelore / Smatonnd, Minn. Sum
er iomtioig @roo1tel1t fra Seem eng
1an6 GonlerbotorD meo Srf. Cur
6erien.
De to mltitfalife og energiife n1ge
Dn1ner fan ollere6e gIaoe fig be6 ct
go6t 8ef6g fra ct. Yd1t1s be6fte Sa.
miller al muiifinteresiereoe ul1ge
Niger. 6rf. @nn6erien er aftiut
Meolem al @ba1bert Mf1lfic Club /
St. Saul % er oilers bel1et / olIe
@reoie, bbor Meuiif og Gang itoor
brit / &urs.
&en6es Sober, @uitab @~11n6er}en,
er %Snbebaber al ct fort 2%onofompo=
nj 81. Saul, iom eipr 6orretnin=
ger u6ober bele Woropeiten. SUN her
en- Seiter, Some, TOM ogiaa er iterftt
ml1iifalf onlagt ng CT 2ertrir62 /
Mnfif ct. 8a1,l. &enoes 9ro6er,
Cartel, er Stu6rnt fra Mirre!oto
H11iberlitet og g%iennemgaar for ST.
ben en- Officer;fn(e /. Golnp Y;fe.
Srf. @l1noer1on 3or nleb Sells fc1n=
poneret pafre M,.poicr til rnoel 81
ore1onbS= og S,.ou!:rioa0,, ion far
gjort tor. 2pffe : Sc &rch}e, Dpor sc
er fjen6t, og bu11 orbej6er for Eiocn
poa &ompoiitionen al en- norf Stem
ningSlang ifrebet til 100 Mors Sc
item 1914, form bum iirfffert biz ifille
Jig fra me6 megen @robo11r.
SUN Dor for Eioen hjelllme bos
fine Sorgl6re / 5amiliens im11ffffe
&jem / ct. HoltI. SUN bill fiffcrt
bril1ge Set 1anat I fin eo1e &1nit / 81
@or, iom fomn1er, til @lnoe og Sore
boaoe for fig ielp> fine Boorprenbe
og 2onoSmeno. Sum f9Ggcs / fit
Nrbeloe n1eb Sc bc6l tie Dnifer.
Sigb. Mp6bif.