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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Oscar M1atbicicn

fornn1er ontagelig til at forblioe /
Mmerifa oper nGlte Sintcr og pil
ga gjpre> Minneapolis til lit '9opco=
fborter. 2er6ag blep scr al @enner
i Minncopolis gibet Ell 8ol1tet for
bam %. Grue poa Micbmol1o @oll>
Dbor Matbieien %oberroftes Ell @11l6=
mebolje til ct Minoc ON Minue=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Mutlaaerne for Dptgier

mob Dscor g. Seller og 9bon1as
S. Mc@ratb bleb annulleret At
Dommer Greoericf 81. Dicfion al
Momiep County Diltriftsret Wan=
Bag efter 6orilag af st. 8. 9'8ri-
Ell. Ser bar lite tilltr9ffeligc Be
bier for nogen Gag MOB &c gln=
floge6e. Sagen moo Sames Mara=
ban blep afpiit Greoag al ialnme
@runo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Tajtegn6stieneite.

Ser bil i. 6alten bper 9ns6oe
often ser. s blipe Solte9uostia1eltc
i Sjcnunet bos @oltor 81. S. Carp
|goorb, 25t6 6. %. ct. Mlle er
biertc1i9 pclfonn1cn til oisic Mp=
ber> Der begpuoer sen 13. Gebr,=
ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Set bouitt @prlnlat / @9ioaas.

Oct banttt @u1,ulat I S9'oGas.
$r. @ebnfterl
9erpeo tilla0er leg mig at meo'
belle, at nnrprren6e &oniulat ia6tl
pibere bar opertogd 8eltprelien al
oct pe6 Dicefoniul g. 81. Ssrens
{ens 500 le6igbleone Gicefon1ulat
i Detroit, Micbigan, iaalebes at
&enbenoeler / foniulere 5ager for
relsbiot pil bore at rette birefte
til set fgl. bunife aonfulm ! CIT
eogo.
9eres Grbebige
Bent 6alttniGerue,
3pniul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Sen benife Ganacr

&o,ll 8jern1fiolo bar 0unif Bro
o%eriumfuno belluttet at foa til ct.
Saul til So,mfun0ets ferite @poe
/ STARTS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
@9inneapolte>

ST. PEDERs DANsKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE. 20. Ave. S. og 8. St.
Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formiddag XII.
1890. S9ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa.
stor A. j. Tarpgaard, 25l6 E. 22nd
Street. Telefon T. S. 61497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Sat / 2anb fra uSclliq 0(ab".


lingo 9onife i @nr11epligtsoloe=
rel1> lom ogter at rejle bort fra
Il. g.; n1oa erinore at erbperbe
Elllooelic fra De6fon1ller0c @rcmp=
ton @oar6. Sc oil oilers upeger=
Zig blibe bolot tilbage. 9ette ifetc
iooleoes mes SIT. g. @o1,gooro &c.
terlen al set befjenotc fjobcnbopnlfe
8ogbo1olcrfirma Eetcrlen & &eter=
len, ser blcb lat / 2onb fra u&el=
Zig Slop". poo @r11rb al at ban
life 6oboe erbpcrpct l1nnnte Gil
lo0elic. ......
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

9bif @albienbins til sperris.
Sra ~Deuticbe 8a1,f" er Ser mn
Zig fommet en- Senoing @ulb paa
8M Million Marf, %a6resicret til
ben ipenife @igsbanf / 5tocfbolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
.MIbe aors

boloer Msoe xorgong ben IA. Sc
.bruar bos Mrs. 81. 6. Matbi1or,
I3t03 Columbus Mbe. Dnnife 3bin-
Der, iom bill arbei6e meo for &e-
DC aors, ct belfomnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Glen life

at, mpoe mig / Morgc1, 2prooa Mf=
te11> poa set oanlfe 8ro6eriamf11n0s
Moifcbol / &opol Mrcon1,m Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
uaeus &lmauaf.

9oe Gebruar 1911 bsoe Morten
AluIler.
lite Gcbruor 1895 bs6e s. Sc.
8ellruan.
12te 6ebruor 1909 fs6tes abra>
ham 2incoln.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
81. Haul.
s. o. 9ausftlbt,
628 gnoicott Bl6g.
sitp ebitor & Manoser.
&h6eber

maa inolenbe: ioa De er Rebutho'
nen i &rnbe 1ese1t Ousoag aften.
Ge8 gnoicott 8Ibg., ct. Soul, a.
lee 72O-722 @outb 6ourtb Gtreet,
2~einneapstis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Sabt.

SH OCH, 1om Serodg A1te1t Oel1
rs. Snnuar tog op CT Butterfly
Maa1 / Ropol Mrcanum @oll be-
bage at rct,rnerc Sen til Mrs. ~.
Sprenic', SO 60. Smelling Muc.
BRroifulo 1onn Ell @rinbring. g.
s. Telefon Wib,pap $751;. Sinner
Itu.
Eit Gmamnel uprif<lmtberi fc 6irfcs
Beitprel1e for 1918 beltoor al fp1=
genoe: Hrniiocnt, Carl so. Mr,c1s;
Bicepreliocnt, Sobn S. Stoffe;; sc:
freter, Scnrp g. Spcrion; aasie=
rer, Muoolpb SsSobnion; 9iofoner:
81. s. 6pbrit, Ole Melono, Mas.
mus Sobnion og @e6er 6. @onien
Norf @uostjcueltc ofboloes / Sir:
Ten (&ibraet of Sesfie og 2o>plor
Streets) bner tSen6ag Bornioool
MI. 1O.45. Jor Eioen betiencs Wec,
n1gbeoen al Brof. so. 8. @ee
Minncapolis. @a1tor g. $. Boff
at Bottineau, 81. g., er blebe,1 folb
Iom Mc1igbeocns Ernlt oa nj
opertoae &oloct i SUM.
Wcnigbe6cns misunderstanding
bolot tit m%aoneoliec Mpbe Iirsoa{
Aftcn, bpor Mr.: s. S: ;Glcmcns
bc1 fjenot for fine .ofbolospenlia
Sntercsier, toIte' ober Ibema4: =
On the firing 2ine ir ct. &oul'
mco @cnbIif. poa SC. %foreltooeno'
Sppolg. 5%orenin9cn bar ct gonif
fortrnffeIiat Sm1efor, iom ocrcftc:
gap tilbeoite noele Ml1mre, bpor
otter Der icrpereoes Torfriifninger
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

Sch 3ip5 etter S~eparatiss Al
lt5r. kips >es StItienbte S1seler
5iusn 4tiIsa, 200 9. 7b Strict.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

'@olsat1a 6irfens abinoefurenins
bill mb6e &ors6og Den IA. Sebruor
BOG Mrs. s. S.: 5ronoien, goo So
font ct. &om ollie lom fon. @nbber
or Delfommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Zen bellige Sfrift, 8nos Orb,
airfens 0rnno.
Gortiot fra Side ~

oDbe og uuogrunoelige, at be fri.
Der mob al Sornnft. On at be lter.
tie er ben, Der er u6talt | oisie
Orb:
.Saaleoes bar SUB elifet geroen,
At ban bar sinet i'm S6n, ben en-.
boarre, at bper ben, iom tror paa
ham life ifal fortabes, men babe
Il eDiet 2io." Ser er noget, iom
Al Jornuft maa iteiIe beo, iom in'
gen Wenneifetanfe fan ~uogrunoe,
% bog er bet Sanobe6 til Salig.
5eo for bper ben, iom tror.
II. Den bellige sfrift er airfens
Wrnnb.
L. Bee Betegnelien sDen bellige
5frift~ t0nfer bi life Der iprIig
paa oens Gorm, men oerimoo iar.
rig paa bens SnbboIo, iom er Cubs
Orb, bans 9anfer, bans Waaoelsf-
ter til orrue Spnoere, bans Naa.
oefoIo til gpnoere ! Seiu Wopn og
mo Cubs gano, Iisefom b. naar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
9ilionlnen $2t5.5s
l1n0erifuo en6nu 1921
Oct toostDbenbe aarsmgoe
for

Den foreneoe oanIf ED .Iutb. airfe amerifa"
afbooes, ON Sub bill, 9rinitotis D2enie6e6, aenmare, goro Ga.
foa ira 1913. SUM- D. q, beeee Doge ~iberegnebe.
Daebet aabnes meo Seimesfeguostieneite SCI or 9orsoag
Jormio6ag.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
l. De %almfnoelge, anleoning af Snoberetnineerne fra Sam.
funoets @mbeosn9no, lt6Dolg og aomiteer.
Q. galg of embeosrneno.
3. Sqrlige Eager: Bore Sfolers Drift, bore g%2isioner, gen.
fonsfonoet, Sprogipergsmnalet og 2itteratiragen, FAINT screenings.
tanfen m m.
4. anoragenber fra Menigbe6er, Der snier Optogele ben
forenebe odnife Strife os ~aanoioater, Der begprer Ordination paa
fonrnenoe aarsmeoe 81. Daf, maa tHieuoes unoertegne6e fenet
/. SUM- |. u.
aonfeiproe: vSerren e nit gannerl" q. Waoeb. II, t5).
O. 9. GbrtIianien, Gormanb. elias prsoenfen, Sefretar.
arintois fsrfe 6anite epone. lnfb. DQeniebeo bo aennare,
g. Daf, inbbpoer berDeo SUBS 9iges genner til OeltogeIe bort
Qfrfeiamfunos %. 4orsngoe.
Gor aon oe aosi unoer Msoet betaIes $500.
Daan beoes inomeloe fig ieneft1. Suni til 0r. g. g. WieL
fen, M. 1, aennnare, 81. Daf, eler til Wenigbeoens prnft. genner,
let % grbeioet beo a. inomeloe Ter foa fnart iont nuietl
Nan D~2enigbeoens 8egne.
6. 2arien, aagbs 5ormonb. 3. q. 2arien, Wsb.s pran
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

mig gelnem aarene, og iom ieg
onifer at bol0e fait beo / De faa
aor, ieg bar tilba9e / 6enne Ser.
Den, og bet oil ieg beooe for0fen-
neifer, ieg fommer / 9erering
meo. Waen oct bpre Iangt fra mig
at bile paansoe nogen bette
Stanopunft iom en- 9rosartiffeG eli
Ter 5oreningsortiffeI, og IeIb ON
ieg flnoe 6et. biIoe oct life gobne
noget. geotager man 5oreningsnr-
tifler, iom itrioer moo oenne min
0berbebiSning, iao Itenmer ieg
imo0 og ogter at toge 5eIgerne
oerof.
,. Seq enifer life Screening meo
D. oonife airfe for at blioe ltprre,
for oct er ~unbertioen meo Storbeo,
iom Sfriften flyer, at oct er meo
Sfonbe0: Den er beorogeIig. og
BET er Den alto, naar 6en fsbes
paa S~anobeoens gefoItning. Seq
enifer beIler life Screening meo B.
3. airfe poo ben Waaoe, fom efter
Si8enoe ifal bore ItiIlet mig og
Iigeiinoe0e / lloiigt: gt ieg iom
nomDg 8eniterenoe banter poo
oens Dor, Defender min Spno, 10.
Der 9runoig 9eorin9 og beoer ON
@enoptogelie. 9lt ieg life MI til.
berer 3. 8. airfe er fife min
.Sfplo, % bbis ben ion1me aonos.
refining M er raooenoe / bette
Samfnno, iom gior6e, at ieg bIeb
ifilt ira oct, iaa bar ieg life bienl.
me Der og enifer life at babe BET,
iao iaar andre for mig gore, iom
De oil og fan, for min Sfplo i1-
gen 4Ilarm. Seq er oesuoen mart
fGr6ig.
3. San bi unoppre binonoen,
bar ri life Ell 5eIelie az at ri
baaoe bsrer iammen og trRnger
til binanoen, bar noget at I9re of
binanoen, ioo lao os life ipil6e
Chen meo at tale ON GSorening,
for Der er faa meget onoet, Der
ifal og mao cores og cores mart.
fan hi life of 5iertet meoes
paa ben lntberife 9efenoelies
@rlnb og ON ben bellige Sfrift
iom Dor umiitelige 9eoeitierne og
2Gr0omsfiloe. iao bar bi / girfe.
ligbe6en intet at f%orenes pao o9
ON, og ioa mna bi bellere blibe
fra binonoen. Oct er min Mening,
6erfor u0toGer ieg BET. Nen ieg
tror, at oct biloe bore til flor 8el.
iignelie for beg9e Barter, ON Ri
funoe enes og ~forenes pao npbn-
te Bats o9 of De n9bnte @ritn6e.
San Ri oct, ioo Lao os ifpn0e os
men Ian9iomt.
Blair, 10. april, 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

Sfriften lesrebet ira Seius ari.
titus, er life Den bellige Sfrift.
gten Seins ariitus er 5friftens
SnoboIo og ben ebige @aranti for
oens OpfDIoelie.
3. Wten er oa life oct nDe Selta.
mente pngre, enoogiaa meget png.
re emo De apoitoliife M~enigbeoer?
Do er bet &ilfeloet, boorleoes fan
iaa oenne BOG meo minoite Sfin
az 9et iiges at bore airfens
@rnno? Meget bel. Otter lit Sno.
bolo er oct npe 8eitamente elore
emo baaoe Apoltlene og De apoitoli
lie Qtenigbeoer, og uoen bette
Snobol0 oiloe Der boerfen babe
p9ret apoitle eqer apoitoliife Ote-
nigbeoer, men bette Snobolo er Den
abiolute 6ornoi9tning Ior Dem
begge = og for belle ben friltne
Strife. 9erom tenfer ieg, at olle
ariitne er enige. gaa Den ouoen
SIDE tan oi pit ogiaa pnre enige
ON, at De apoitoIiife Menigbeoer
bar al0rig o9ret uoen Den belIige
.Sfrift De baboe nemlig 9p 8e.
Itamente efter bets beientli9e Sno.
bolo gennem ben apoitoliife 5or.
fpnoelie, og De bapoe gamle 9eita.
mente JON BOG, bois Snobol0 De
gioroe flittig gru9 al, iao me9et
mere iom De opleoeoe bette Sno.
bolos 0pfpIoelie / oct Samfuno
meo @uo / Seius ariitus, iom
5elge Of bbilfet De bar SUBS 0te-
nigbeoer. Oct gomle 8eitomente
bar for Dem oct npe 9eltomeateS
Roo, og oct npe 8eitamentes Sno-
bol0 bar Dem bet 9amIe Retainer.
tes 9lomit og 5rugt, iaaleoes iom
.3ilfPloet er / ben friitne Wenig-
beo in0til oenne Gag. 2igeIe0es
fan ni mart bline enige ON, at
oct npe 3eitamente iom BOG bar
De apoitoliife Menigbe6er iom 5or.
u%oiptning. 9erom oi0ner nemlig
ielbe 9ogen, og Ri onnamme oens
9ionesbpr6, forbi ogiaa ri Pr friit-
ne Wenigbeoer og friitne Rennes
fer.
3.ansnnenoe Screening.
/. gu er aItiaa imoo Screening"
berer ie9 nogen iiee. Seq ioa-
rer: 2an9t ira! Seq 6nifer Sore
ming af ale oanife lutberife ariit-
ne / amerifa, men life at en-
boer @run6, beller life for enboer
9ris eaer poo bbilfen iom BELT
@aooe. Seq bar fife foriegt at
ifrioe Goreningsortifler; bbao ieg
bar ifrebet er fun Ell perlonlig
ae6egerelIe for nit S%tanopunft /
ssorbolo til ben bellige Sfrift, iom
Def mer og mer bar feItnet iig hos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01


poa De aleoer, ban er ifgrt,
men paa Qienneifet / balrL ia, END.
life l9rlig paa 9egemet, ben pore
Yerion, men paa ben more, Den
egentlige Perion iom giber ia til
fenoe for o5 gennem bette Qeaeme.
9oerbopeoet er oct, efter min rinae
Vfening, Ell meget uaonoelia 0p.
%fattelie al Sfriften. at asre Den
til oct Iamme iom 9oaitooerne,
boortgennem ben treoer os / We.
De. at oenne 0pfatteIie maaife bar
tore gtaone bIanot fine Reprpien.
tonter, gsr ben life minore uaanoe.
Zig eaer min0re moterialiitilf %
misbiienoe. Men NOT berom.
2. Den bellige Sfrift er airfens
@runo, life natlrIigbis, boao oct
npe SeItamente angaar, efter oens
5orm, men efter oens Snobolo
bbilfet / 8irfeligbeoen fun er oct
iamme Iom at iige, at Den bellioe
Sfrift er 8uos Orb. Sngen Sri.
item bill n9gte, at @uos 0ro er
airfen8 @rnno, iom @runotbia inn.
ger: Oct er bort 5fioIo og airfens
@runo, og oct er 4on0ens 9olia.
V1en beo Subs 0ro moa Der tpn.
fes paa ben apoItoliife 5orfpnoeIie
al @pnngeliet. Nfen bnoo oct bar
for ct goangeIium. og bborleoes
5orfpnoelien oeraf bar, peo oi IN
tet ON u6en af set nDe Seitamentes
8lonesbpro, og Ri bar ingen 10
ligt til at faa nogen anoen ltn0er.
refining oerom, bebgner oct beller
life. 9i fan lie al q. Z, at apoitIe-
ne hos oeres 2eiere foru0ietter Den
munotlige 6orfpnoeIie of Grange.
LET, men ri fan ogiaa ie, at De
b9boer obiolut 0perensItemmelie
mellem oeres mnnotlige og ifrift.
lige 8ionesbDro, ligeiom oct er Hart,
at De ger 5ororing pao, at oeres
8ionesbDro er SUBS 0ro, talt beo
bans aano og poa bans gegne.
3. CUBS Orb er airfens 8runo,
CUBS SrO, forfpnot of apoitlene,
oerom er allie ariitne enige, og oct
er goot. Men bar Apoitlenes Oro
SUBS Orb, naar De tolte, boprfor
Iaa life, naar De ifrep2 5oregif Der
0a en- 8eiensforanoring meo u
poitlene, naor oe ifreD2 @aer bar
oct muligbis en- 5oran6ring, BE-
iensforanoring, Der foregif neo
oeres Sro, iao oct bar lenenoe,
naar De talte men oerimoo boot,
naar De ifrep? De bar aItiaa IN
ipirereoe, naar De talte. men oeipi.
rereoe. nonr De ifren, ielb ON oct.
De taIte. og Oct, De ifren, efter Sno-
bolo bar bet lamme. 9bor / oen
bellige Sfrift finoes Der 9iemmeI
for en- iaaoan 4aaitano? 9g i'm.
oes Den fife, bbao er iaa 8run-
ben til. at ariime b~eoblioenoe 10.
mes at bploe benz Zen er oa iii.
fert life for goo at laoe fare. Den
bar 0a i~iffert bragt 5%oroirring og
qiort 5ortrpo NOT oeo oenne 3io.
0ermeo er life iagt, at oct mun0t.
lige og BET %ifreone 0ro er ioenti.
ife efter bba6 mar mel ct frem.
meo Orb faloer oeres 4ccioens,
boilfet en6og er meget langt ira;
men 6eres accioentielIe 5orifel,
ielo ON Den er nof iao itor, opbG.
Der life oeres 8piensenbeo. Ser
er 6. itor 5orifel paa isfol0t
og iaa fogenoe gono, men 5or-
er fun a~ccioentiel, bpao
angaar, er be ems. Men ben
accioentielle 5orifel meoferer ben
forifellige grug. man gor al De
nqDnte CORNER Of gano. Soaleoes
ogiaa meo De forifellige 5ormer
at Sroet.
4. ga, men er oa life Seius
ariItug airfens @runo? Og er
bon BET. hporleoes fan iaa Qroet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

SOucccIDuduC
SOroefGrO. 2groag Den 16. Sc
5ruar iteotes i'll. n6lsb. 9l0." Ma
tbias aaa0t ira Spilbei til Sbile
poa 8pbboI airfegaaro I fit 50.
eeoeaar. 0ermeo er after en- Of De
9amIe, iom bar giort arigene me0
{ 1864 og 1870, gaaet bort; bun
mootog ogiaa 5eoersgaoen fra9an-
mart. @amIe 9aoot bar arbeioet
pao Seeloerferne oeo NpbeIner
SO 4ar.
80 aar. Greoag Den %. Jebruar
plote i'll. n9mo.~ q. 0eimer /
eangeIuno / 4gerifop So9n lit 80.
lar.
s 9tiemer er 8eteran fra 1913
bporfor ban / en- Del aor bar moo
nget ben oanife Seoersgaoe.
Zen gamle, Der / i'm 3io ogiaa bar
oeret 8 aor / 9luitraIien iom@uIo.
graner, fan ie tilbage poo ct longt
arbeiiomt 2i0; men til 3roos for
bet ltren9e arbeioe og Den bgie 9a-
Der fan ban enonu itaoigt glaoe Jig
aeo ct goot 9el6reo.
Nartinitiftelien i Slensborg bar
II. o6ls6. No uoIenot fin 4ars-
beretning for 1917. geo aarets
gegpnoelie bar Der 152 gleber /
6tiftelien OBS 9renge og IA gi-
Pr); oeraf bleb 26 fonfirmeret. 5
Sebet al 4aret er Der bleoet opta.
get go Born, meoens 46 bar for.
loot 4nitalten, iaa Der for Chen
ntioo finoes 10 gleber; oct er
fnriten u0eluffenoe 9renge. Ito
oaIget bar efter mango getpnfelig-
1eoer taget ben gellutning at op.
gioe ben M / 70 aar gennemfgrte
Dobbeltoporagelie, ioet Der life me-
re ifal oporages Bigger; bette ifpI-
oes oberoeienoe oct life 4ntal 9i.
ger ooer for oct tore 6lertal al
Erenge.
rs aar. 0nsoag ben p. 5ebr.
plote i'll. p5Iib. qb." 5rimenig-
1eospret 8. 9. 9aulien / goblun6
IS aar. On iterre areos af Ben.
ner og 8efenote bar iamleoe / bans
6iem for at prre iammen meo
ann. 9on bolot no til lent ON 9lf-
tenen o9 befanot fig ogiaa 9aeen
efter ioo goot, JON oct efter bans
aIoer funoe pentes.
@enneminitspriier / Sannar. 5
rnigte Sanltar Maaneo bar III.
,5isb. Ab." @enneminitspriierne
pr Sm6r: / S6n6erborg og 5fes-
Dig 2 Mf. rs og / 5lensbor9 3
mf. 8unoet.
Tor 9gg betaItes Der / 9aoersleo
os Sen6erborg 80, 1 @~cfernfer6e
30 og / Slespig 80 9fenning Stf.
SeomeIf foite6e / Sen6erborg
90. ! 5lensborg og ecfernfbr0e SO
og / SIesoig 40 gfenning 2iteren.
eanboagsman6 aloppen6Org-
SfrumIaser, Der for nogen 9i0 #.
ben maotte laoe fig inoleg9e paa
6oipitol / 6lensborg, er M g.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special values in hosiery at Abbott's
Miss Adele Bianchi of Kenosha, Wis,
arrived in the city to-day to pass the
winter with relatives.
Miss Marjorie Pierce left the city this
morning for Malone, N. ", where she ex
poets to pass the winter.
Mrs. w. r. Jackson Of South Barre is
recovering from injuries received earlier
in the week when an automobile ran into
the express wagon in which she and Mr.
jackson were travelling to the city. The
accident occurred near the top Of Jockey
Hollow hill and was due, 1t is said, to
the motorists haste in attempting 20
cut in between the jackson team and a
team driven BY Merton Town A young
man named Nelson OF this city was in
charge of the car, which struck the rear
end Of the Jackson team, throwing both
occupants to the ground 1t was found
that Mrs Jackson was rather severely
injured, while her husband was more
fortunate The horse remained quiet
j. K Pirie happened along in his auto
mobile and took the injured woman TO
her home The wagon, in which the
couple were taking heifer to market,
was badly damaged, and had to be re-
placed before Mr.. Jackson could resume
his journey to Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13
AUTO TIRE PRICES.
Cost Half Again as Much In 1910 as
They Do Now.


Cost Half Again as Much In 1910 as
They Do Now.
For the man who has set back in his
chair and watched the prices soar in
twelve months from 100 per cent to 400
per cent over what they used to be-for
the man who has contemplated dumping
his automobile on the scrap heap a few
statistics on automobile tire prices
should have a wholesome and beneficial
effect
Eight years ago, or in 1910, automo-
bile tires cost one-hslf again as much
as they do to-day, according to w. g.
Reynolds of the Reynolds h Son Co.,
distributors of Diamond tires, Take for
comparison a 34x4 Diamond tire which
sold for S45.50 in 1870 can be bought to-
day for approximately $50 And the
tire of to-day is a much better product
Higher powered automobiles, the in
creased use Of pleasure cars for com
mereial purposes, greater speeds main
tanned, and the vast touring radius in.
crease the motorist of to-day has
through good roads development, all
have made new and greater demands on
tires. The mileage expected from them
must keep pace each year with auto
mobile and highway progress. And al
though tires are cheaper to-day, they are
decidedly better and give nearly double
the service expected Of them eight years
ago.
The price Of tires would be prohibitive
to the average motorist had the selling
price increase since 1910 been common
surate with the advanced cost Of labor
and fabric during that period. Fabric,
which represents over one-third of the
cost of making tire, has increased over
two hundred per cent in price. Labor
has increased nearly seventy-fve per
cent in cost to the makers of pneumatic
tires since 1910. Still tires are cheaper
and better despite this skyrocketing of
costs.
To-day's low comparative cost is due
to the large increase in the production of
plantation rubber, which is 80 per cent
cheaper than it was eight years ago. And
quantity production and greater fac.
tory efficiency, such as found in the Da-
mond factories, have reduced factory
costs approximately % per cent Thus,
the decrease in rubber and factory costs
have more than offset the increased price
of cotton fabric and labor.
Cotton fabric is chiefly responsible for
the THE advance of the past two years.
During this period fabric has jumped
upward $50 per cent in cost A 34x4
tire could be purchased for approximate
ly 500, the lowest level yet attained by
pneumatic tire prices, in l9l5-this was
when cotton was selling for 10 cents
pound, or during the Buy Bale" move
ment. Now cotton is selling for 80 cents
a pound. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13
TALK or THE TOWN

REGULAR meeting OF l. 0. o. L., NJ. u,
in X. Of G.. hall Friday evening at
clock, A large attendance is desired
Refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs 0rreste Bofiino of Maple
avenue and Mrs. Charlotte Ramella Of
Berlin street returned yesterday from
Burlington, where they visited Private
Henry Fasola Of the mechanics contin.
gent on the eve Of his departure for
Maryland
Rev. Allan Stockdale, returned Red
Triangle worker, has advised Barre
friends that he will be present to speak
in the opera house next Tuesday evening
and the use of the theatre for that occa
sion has been granted by the city comi-
Gil Rev Mr. Stockdale has been vaca
tioning at his camp on Lake Caspian
since his return from France. and expects
TO return within few days to his
charge in Toledo, 0. Those who heard
him recite informally some Of his ex-
periences abroad are anticipating one of
the best war lectures yet heard in Barre
On a recent Sunday morning he ad-
dressed a large gathering in the church
at Greensboro.
Threatening weather did not initiate
against the success of the Barre City
band in staging its concert in the City
park last evening, for a large crowd as
sembled and the musicians were repeat
edly applauded. Now that the immedi-
ate future of the organization is more
secure, the musicians are making re-
newed efforts to perfect their band and
the improvement was particularly no
ticeabe last evening. A city council
grant has been obtained and the band
hopes to realize enough from the Yama
Yama minstrels Sept. Is and 10 to
finance long series Of winter rehearsals.
1t is probable that at least one more
open air concert will be given this sea
son, and during the winter the band ex-
poets to be ready to serve on all patriot
IL occasions,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13
Who Will claim Them !

Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Barre postoffice for the week ending
Sept. u were.
Men--Louis Campi, Andrew Christia-
son, W. Q, Cover, G. II. Clark, Will Law
son, W. H. Mooney, Luigi Solari, Master
Lea Smith, Clifford R. Stetson.
Women Rosa Basi, Mrs Louis Cor.
nell, Lydia Hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13

Mrs. l. P. Booth, wife of Rev. |. P.
Booth, Universalist minister in this
state for many years, died suddenly Sun
day at her home in Stafford, Conn. Their
youngest son, Paul, was called into serv.
ice on the Thursday before and Mr..
Booths health is very poor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13

w. E. Conant of Bellows Falls, who
was killed in the railroad accident at
Dummerston Tuesday, probably had been
sexton longer than any other man in
Vermont, having been appointed sexton
Of Emmanuel church in September, 1875.
He was IS years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13
Dresses Disclose Novel Trimmings
Wanted: Kids for Lids

We now have large line of Lids to suit the taste
and fit the head of every kid in Barre. This is line
of Hats that is recognized the leading line of Hats
for Kids Here you will find large line of Hats to fit
children from two to fourteen years, in a range of
prices from SLIGO to $500 each You should get ac-
quainted with this line of Lids for Kids.