davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
WELL STICK"

well Stick" is the inspired part
of "T0wnleyism." It is the battlecry
of our victorious armies abroad fight
ing for Democracy, and for the farmers
and workers who will vote for Dem
ocracy at home Nothing is more me-
cessary. Its continued appeal for co.
needed.
The strength of the opposition is in
the holding of an entrenched position.
We have the numbers. Their attack
is to cause division in our ranks. They
have been our leaders in the past be-
cause they kept us divided, and our
weakness is that we are more used
to being unthinking followers than
selfreliant men. They try to keep us
on the defensive. We are told that
our leaders are crooks and our plat
form and aims Socialistic; thatwe were
pro-German financed by the Kaiser,
and blood relations of the I. w. w.
and Bolsheviki. The result of these
charges was, some of our number
stood aside, watching the fight, to see
whether our leaders were spotless
angels and every member a saint.
Meanwhile our accusers were fitch
ing our pockets with war profteering,
and posing as angels Of light as soon
as the Federal searchlights were turn.
ed in their direction. Now if our
strength were at all diminished it
would be because some men fall into
this trap and expect the League to be
perfect according to the standard set
by the enemy, but overlook the glar-
ing faults of the opposition. Another
effort to split our ranks is where op-
position candidates camouflage their
arms by copying in general terms
from the League platform, without
committing themselves to anything
definite.
They are liberal with promises of
REFORM, forgetting that the present
evils complained of originated while
they had political control. would
suggest that anyone protesting to
favor the League program can work
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

most effectively to that end by sup
porting the League and Labor candi-
dates.
Anyone in doubt as to the soundness
of the Leagues program, or the
need of it, should be reasured by the
war measures of the Federal Govern
ment. Public business and utilities
owned and operated by private indi.
viduals is always run for private gain,
which is intolerable in wartime and
economically wasteful at any time.
Whatever Industrial leadership was
necessary for the development of nat
ural resources must now come under
public control and ownership because
the incapacity and ineficiency of
private operation is shown in this
hour of need. The great danger to
any country, the most malignant symp-
tom of social disease, is disrespect
for law and order. When any class,
high or low, tries to gain their end
by mob-rule. or illegal methods they
have forfeited all right to leadership.
When minority in any country under
mines respect for law, on whose main
tenance their very existence de-
ponds, what will happen to them if
the majority made reckless by such
an example, make their passion and
power the law?
We will stick because the farmers
and workers, under the most trying
circumstances, have shown an abid-
ing faith in, and respect for law,
which qualities them for the political
power their numbers entttle them to-.
We believe in Democracy abroad and
in its most exalted form at home
We will support the Federal. Govern
ment and Woodrow Wilson by voting
for the League and Democracy, by
producing crops to the limit and buy
ing Liberty bonds to the limit, and
well Stick"
J. B. BOSCH,
Atwater, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

The farmers of Minnesota have
spoken. and David Evans Of Tracy
will be their candidate for governor
in the November election. For attor-
ney general they have chosen Thomas
E. Davis Of Marshall. Back of each
of these men are the ISL 900 votes
polled by the Nonpartisan league in
the June primaries. And the League
has gained in strength and member
ship since the state supreme court ex-
ploded the fake charge of disloyalty
against the leaders.
Add to the power of the united rural
vote, the strength of union labor. and
victory for Evans and Davis seems as
certain as any political race can be.
At great labor political convention
held in St. Paul August rs, delegates
from nearly every union in the state
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

voted to take a hand in defeating both
the Republican and Democratic polit-
ica machines, and formed q league to
cooperate with the organized farmers.
They, too, Endorsed Evans for COVER.
nor and Davis for attorney general.
Labor is aroused. The common peo-
pie of the cities, like the farmers, have
seen the necessity for political action
to back up the economic and Industrial
reforms that were never so necessary
as now that are In war. = <s . .
= -. viii Wheaton <Quft7 :. :
Startling developments are possible
in the Minnesota political situation.
The candidacy OF Mr.. Evans makes
certain the defeat OF Wheaton, o. re,
dictionary who won the Democratic
nomination by fluke. Progressive
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
Many Willmar Women are Learn
inc the Cause.

M& S0C ~0OSCs
Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause.
Backache, headache. dizziness, ner-
vousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness, languOr-
Each torture of itself.
Together hint at weakened kidneys.
Strike at the root-get to the cause.
Quickly help the kidneys If they
need it.
No other remedy more highly en-
dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's convincing testimony from
this vicinity.
Mrs. A. HI Cook, Granite Falls,
Mimi, says: II suppose it was over
work that weakened my kidneys and
caused me to suffer from backache.
When was up moving around my
back didn't bother me so badly, but
when I sat down It was sure to ache.
felt languid and tired all the time.
Doan's Kidney Pills proved the right
medicine for me and it wasn't long
before my back was strong and my
kidneys were well. I am pleased to
say the cure has been permanent"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Cock had. Foster-Milburu Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
paid ADVERTISEMENT
H. G. Meyer. manager of the Swift
County Monitor was IN Tho cf<x, Icra
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
to Willmar last Friday

to Willmar last Friday
Mrs. Geo. Doesken was a Willmar
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Louise Klemp and sister Laura
returned to Willmar Monday after
spending the Sabbath at their parental
home.
Miss Starbeck of Willmar transact
ed business at this town Saturday.
Miss Ida Falkingham of Willmar ar
rived Saturday to take charge of the
school in Taatjes District.--Raymond
News.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

Exam. for DEPTH. Clerk.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina-
ton for Clerk, for both men and
women, on October 5th, 1913. Vacan-
cies in the Departmental Service,
Washington, D. G. will be filled from
this examination. For full particulars,
apply to L. H. Landberg, Local Sec'y,
-Willmar, MINI. 3Wks
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
Promoted 10 First Lieutenant.

Promoted TO First Lieutenant.
Mrs. O.. IS. Holm received q letter
last week from her. son Eihel Holm,
who is stationed at Camp Macarthur,
Waco, Texas, stating that he had been
promoted IN rank from Second Lieu
tenant to First Lieutenant. Eiffel's
many friends In this city viii be pleas
ed to learn that he 10 making good.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

PERSONAL MENTION IN
~ LOCAL EXCHANGES

Rev. Thomas Section Of Willmar and
2 Rev. Stephens of Kerkhoven visited
Litchfield Thursday evening and spoke
on Sunday school work at the prayer
meeting at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. J. H. Chilly has been visiting
y her daughter Mrs. j. A. Clarquist at
WIllmar this weekt-Litchfield Re-
view.
Miss Lorine Skog, of Willmar, visit
ed at the M. Irgens home few days
last week.
Mesdames Gust and Earl Olson were
-Willmar visitors last Saturday.
Miss Blanche BjoSell, of Willmar,
/ visited at the J. Westberg home over
Sunday. ---Kerkhoven Banner.
TO Willmar Saturday and will teach
lin the schools Of that city this year.
A Appleton Press.
The Misses Edith and Hazel Berg.
uuist Of Willmar who had been visit
ing their grandparents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w. Ledman, went to Grove
Il City Wednesday for short visit be-
fore returning home.
Miss Elvira Wilson is visiting in
whitman the latter part Of the week.
Miss Ruth Sanderson came down
from Willmar last Saturday and visit.
B ed at the homes of Mrs. M. E. Sand.
serson and Mrs. Peter DeFOe.
Mrs. w. H. Laws made a short
business trip to 'Willmar on Saturday
Atwater Press.
>. "a. Risdahl and family spent Sun.
day with friends and relatives north
Esof Wi1lmar
Miss Pearl Boodelson of Willmar
visited with her home folks here from
Friday until Monday.--Grove City
& Times.
gss Mrs. Aug. Wenzel, ST., went to Will.
+ mar Wednesday to attend the county
Z fair and visit with her daughter Mrs.
4 RI Peterson.
Mrs. %. ]. Mcmahon was a Will
mar visitor Wednesday
& Mr.. and Mrs. Ehme BrunS motored
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
. Exam. for p. %. Clerk.

sg[@ANUss iOt r. Ne ~l9TNs57 -
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina,
ton for Clerk, for both men and
women, on October 9th, 1913. Vacan.
cies In the Departmental Service,
Washington, D. G. win be filled from
this examination. For fun particulars.
apply to F. II Landberg, Local Sec'y.5
Wli VII MINI. s.z s3...s IS - SWks
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

Did you over talk to q returned
American soldier7'
II you have, and It 30 happened that
he returned from the battlefietds Of
France by way Of the port Of New
York, It 10 certain that he has told
you about tho emotions which stirred
him when he caught sight Of the
Statue Of Liberty In tho entrance OF
tho port.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
farmers movement under the name,
American Society of Equity, and will
tell something of it's aims and pur-
poses.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

This figure has taken on q new
Significance since the United States
went Into the struggle for world free
dom and you can only know what tho
Goddess Of Liberty means to the
wounded soldier returning to America
by talking to that soldier.
This picture was posed by Frances
Fairchild, a New York girl, In behalf
Of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

sz..-Misses Alice and Myrtle Land
:quist enjoyed the weekend at the
home of Maurice Nordstrom, IN the
cities. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25

H. G. Meyer. manager of the Swift
County Monitor was In the city Fri
day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
NJ 4 S. ~. &. s. s. S..

! ebsters u Oh de lei 4 d
n !. !. !. I = . {! !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-25
5rings People Together.


The great benefit derived from these
club meetings, and this benefit is rich.
ly worth a hundred times its cost,
consists largely in bringing the -peo-
pie together and giving them chance
to become acquainted with each other
These clubs have done and are doing
the kindergarten work in the great
Farmers movement now in its fncep-
ton that is intended and designed to
secure to those who till the soil for a
living, that position In the economy,
and in the structure of this govern
ment that their numbers, their voca-
ton and their importance justly en-.
title them.
The farmers clubs are Justly en-
titled to the credit of securing the
adoption Of Cons. Amendment No. 2,
adopted in 1916, which authorized
the loaning OF State funds to farmers,
a measure strongly opposed by the
money lenders. 1z s. =3s % E. & y
My next article will treat Of the.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24

2oro % bans 2a1o, ION alorig tot
forgaa, % iom ifal bielpe I'll a
|ltolllffe Saoet % oprette ben gien:
|iiSige Soritaaelie mellem 2nnoeme
|ipn1 ifal Dere meo til at llnlllliqgig.
II @ientageIien al en- laaoan Blob.
fIom oper SSoroen.
Set CT Mpbe &prs' @ier11irg; %
oen prener be paa at uofprel Der
CT gjo1t &iampeifri0t fremao; mer
be,ne arig bier, Dbor Iangt Der er
iilbage. Sbem Tan life troos Mis-
forltaaeller, Seilgreb % forifiellia
Ganfegattg iige ct fulot % belte,nt
jo til iaaoat1 ct Mrbei0e, iaooant et
Sormaa1l 6peln fan life bore
r1nobaanoet, mar ser MI bebes ON
tStptte / iaaoan Ell Gjeneite! @pem
fal1 life ltrqffe fig liot Longer ems
laobanligt, naar get gjnIoer bette:
2iuoring for ct Menneife!
@iloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24
SIT ben guile Billet.

Seq blep ringet op paa Eelepbonen
'og ipurgt, ON leg baboe left, bbao
ben guile 8illet ffreo i M1geblabet"
% % flere ri1ae6e % eientoe
l5pgrgsmoalet, bleb leg npsgierrig,
fit tat paa ul1geblaoet~ og lplte ON
8poe aors Geiten at Sen guile gil-
let % tit Snotrbffet, at ugellon
IStreef" bi1be babe bpret mere BE-
Itegnenoe, tbi en- iaa6an Mrtifel bur
DE man iptte fit Nabn UNDER % i
oct mi1oite bore fig ieIb befienot.
allerfprit ifal leg bemarfe, at leg
lite gigr Sororing paa at bore
&ll11Itfienoer. men Tan lite 6e1to
.mirore rpoe &unitem paa min egen
Maaoe, r6res til gaarer be6 SET
.gribenoe nlpffen % le mes Sc
GLOBE beo bbao leg timber burnori-
ltiit. Sen guile 8ilIet bar forrno-
.ooentlig ubpre Joritano paa aunlf,
men bet iDres. iom ON bon bar gan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24
Fl aai1nrnrn.
1m Carl Snso 2Dnse.

S 8reb fra Bridgeport, Conn,
mootoges forleoen Dag / bort &iem
oct tnrge 8l6ifab, at 5abrifnnt
|garl Sugo 2Dnge plu6ielig bar af
gaaaet Deb 9gban. 5oua en- al oe
mango, Der gier1nen mattge Mar Bob.
De lPrt at ffatte 6erre Manbs noble
aarofter % trofalte @enffab, tnger
leg mig Ben Sribeo at ne6lfripe
nogle Minoeoro ON bans Sip og
Serb.
Sngo 2pnge bar fgot i &aoers-
Ilep ben 81. Sept. 1856 og bar 81
Mor gannn1el. S Maret 1908 fei-
reoe bon og bans &uitrlt oeres
ISelbbrpll1p; De bar 6 8prn, Tom
ollie CT Dofsne. Set par ct ltlpo=
Ibanligt fent Snmilielip, Ser lepeoes
i bette Stem, og set Dor 6anlf iom
faa.
S 8egbnoelien of @alpfemierne
moatte 2bnge, Ser par Sarper, OPP
gibe fin S%orretning / 8ran6e pe6
5erning, og uopan0re til Mmerifo.
gen tom Ser 1ogle TRANCE Mar, fgrlt
i Sortforo % %ie11ere / Bridgeport,
Conn.
S Sartfor6 maatte 2pnge til at
begDnoe me6 tage fat poo bbiIfet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24
9aslis 2ip / 8etrosrab / 1918.

On norif Snge11igr, iom / 8etro-
grao bar giennemlebet allie &ebolu=
tionens @taoier, fortalIer:
Mat1 maatte babe bnret i 8e-
1iooelie al cit ganife uipbbonliq lib
Zig Santait for at babe funnel u6-
male fig, bborle6es alt piloe l,6arte
fig efter Ell Ei6s 8ollcbepifltDre.
8 / ltanoen | H%etrograb, bnor iea
bnr opbolot mtg UNDER belle @ebol1=
ttonen, er MI belt ebentprlig. Ser
er intet lpnger umulig. Seq pe1
lite ben cling, Der er 0roen paa.
Sberalt berifer &aos. Mne Sing ct
lat poo &obe6et. Seq bar paa Cohen
fiebt Mpiier at en- forbenppren6e
megtig General, iom mi iaabiot OBJ
bol6er 2ibet be6 at inIge Mpijer.
Ser er ingen 2obe % intet go
ltti, enbber tager fig ielo tiIrette.
Sen iaafal6te Milits, iom rominelt
ifal bore @oliti, en- tim en- 8un6e
|@gbere.
me, Tom tan forigger ,,u al
fomme no af 8pen, foroi man frpg=
ter, at ben, iaainart @armen Tom,
mer ! @eiret, bill bIibe berget at en-
forfprbelig 8eit. @1, 6a aIle ifol
bore lige, bill nemIig ingen bore Ste.
nobationsarbg6ere. @uoerne er bad
mango Steoer opfplot af nrerIia.
BED. On imitiom SDg6om bar ber-
get hanot Seifene i Netrograo. Doq-
|l1g bar Der itDrtet Seite paa @aoer=
ne. Ds er blepen liaaer6e % raao-
ne % forpeiter 2uften. ssraen bar
11oget meb at faffe benz al @eier,.
Su1tne berrelsie Sunoe air fla
|f1leooe meo Be moobooelige SEA.
bobre.
Sporpeisielaifberne blep tp1,raei
e Ct opretboloe priften, flint sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24

Iiom belif Mrbei6e, ser funbe bp6{
fig. @n 3ib, efter at 6amilien ba1
fommer berober> flptte0e oe til
Briogeport, bpor 2Dtge 1fuloe bere
,8eltDrer for ct mirore Gorberi pe
,5pirens11ingsfabrif.
Si6er11e Dar 0aarlige, og Sorret=
ninge11 gift tilbage. 2pnge obertoe
laa Sorretningen paa egen @ann6.
gn begpn6te Ser en- Scamp for Gil=
D9relien, iom fun fun6e gjennem=
fampes at en- 0aan6 meo fa1t 9arof-
ter. &uitru og 8ern maatte bjelpe
fra Morgen til often, og beo oel,ne
gie11ioige 9jelpiombeO begDn0te
bet at 0ages. Girflombebel1 pofle=
De- og BET b1ep omfi6er &ano til Sc
ngopenoige Moifiner, Ser boooe let
teoe Mrbejoet og gjor6e set fulofpn1-
mere. S 1904 funbe ST.. 2palge og
Snltrn rejie biem til 9o1morf og
Der betale ollie &reoitorer mes qo6e
Nenter. Gfterbaan6cn blep 1ao
2pngeS Jarpcri og Spjrensnings-
onItalt ct al Sc betp6cligite i 1ten.
IS 1911 hab0e sSnmiIien fnapt bnn=
get fig ct pripat Sjc1n, ct belt lille
Slot / 9Dgge og lt6ltpr. Munge
g1emmer ol0rig gooe Minoer ON
@jpitfribcoen og Glifper6igbcoen,
ipm forn Dem / Mp6e / Bette Silent.
2pnge blep en- onfet Mono, ferlig
iblonot ocn 6anife 8efolfning /
91ten. Wforge iggte &aao og @jelp
bos barn, og Der Dor biitnof ingen,
1om git forgiapes. San bar ula6-
banltg reoelig, ret1intet, jebn og
Dog laa 0anl1et / bette Sr6s beolfe
BetDoning. S bans Stem bill Ser
bltbe en- flor tom 8loos. Min6et
ON bam bill bans iergen6e 5amilie
.og Benner bcbare-i 9grbp6igbe6.
2pnge bleb begrabet / 2pr6ags
Bridgeport UNDER meget flor Delta=
'gelle. aiiten bar bebpfffet me6 ct
SAB at 8lomiter. @ait. ,@tocfbolm
tolte ober 8aorert.
81. S. Earpgaaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24

I.EgrFIf
gn Some tom It'll Ell 2eiIigbeos-
oigter % bob bam ON at 1abe et
rigtig TINT 8ers ober benbes Mano,
ION bar be6; bum biloe babe set /
|Nptlen, % bbis BET bar muligt, laa
bun gierne, at Der Tom til at itaa /
BET, at Manoen bab6e baret Sober.
|banoler, % at bun f%ortiatte 8eorif-
ten. 3oeten opfplote benoes gnFe
|oe ifreb:
Wein lalig Mano er pa1roret beben;
ieot bbiler ban i @rapens Greol
Maeo 2eou banoIeo ban Der neoer,
% BET cir leg frenoeIes mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24

ife lille 8orltono paa Hl1blifums
.Sglelier og @eniigt mes at gioe
Wg6e. 9an lpnes al0eles fife at
for1tda, at 9aniferr1e bar til Ste0e
life 110eluffen0e for at 11poe &un1t,
men oerilno0 for at tilfienoegipe
5Dmpotbi og ltptte Den Sag og set
MrbeiOe> lom uofpres al &pbe &ors
90 tillige piie, at set ltores Wertal
bar ltgrre @jertelag og Sfferpillig<
be6 enc De Solf al Stang, iom sen
guile 8illet ifriper ON, Der letter fig
paa 9alfo11en for at lpare rs Gents
og abiolut lfal bobe fulb @9r6i for
Bengene. Nange, ser figbte Sill
letter og fife bar i.Gtano til at bore
til Ste6e> u6talte> at 8riien bl1roe
Dobe bnret Ell 9ollor. Mon life 6en
guile 9illet tror, at be Dur yoritano
paa ben Sag, 6e ltgtter? Moor Der
til fommer, at mango al be GHlteoe-
pGrenoe life bar 2eiligbeo til at
iamles me6 @efien6te bber Sag, iaa
tan ben guile 8iIlet NOT tilgipe, ON
lnor bar li6t mere Snteresie / fine
Benner, emo man bar / 6en famine
Weuif, iom man. bog far bbrt laa
|ofte.
Sen guile Bil[et ipnes at bore al
oeles f%orarget oDer, at hi life bar
lalnme 0pfattelie al ct Sfueipil
iom ban, at ri life. Ter og grocer
meo bam, men er ban MI ioo aloeles
iiffer poo, at ban bar @nerette1
pao Opfattelie at Sc forifjellige So
rafterer. st go6t Sfrelpi1 piier %
Wee11nel fet, lom set er, iom set bur-
De og fife bur6e bore. Gbeotret ct
&irfen / forbeoret lt6gope. SCI fer
aloeles iifffe> iom Sen guile @il(et,
|@pof1en oct jp6ife Sfolelprerbjem
be6 6en blin6e sgns Brelentation
al &ipreiten, ga Sc oloeles life beo,
bbem eller bboo BUN er. Dep 500
lens Mng1t % biertefjnren6e Mlpor,
lom BEN guile BILLET finoer / 6rn
Sommelebs Eiltale: I'M lfaI Ri to
tale. lommen" og bp6er benoe Iette
Zig poo mooiat SIDE al 8or6et, III
neS mtg al6eles forfert> foroi set
ligger u6enfor oct menneifelige og
er Sperburoering al Sen bore Noli-
tur. Dcrimo6 opfatte6e jeg Irem-
|%ltillingen Ben egenfierlige @jerlig-
beo til Sennen og inobilote Opfat-
telle al egen Opbejetbe6 og ielbiifre
gebioltbeo ON u%feil6arlig Gpue til
at toge 8%eitemmelie for .9pnncn
noen allermi,roite 6plelie for Bligt
MOB benoe, iom bum meo bel1oes
Soroom1e ringeagter.
Sr1t. SammeleD bar efter min Mc-
ming ipi1let mclter1igt iom iaaoal1,
men ben s1ags @genfipr1igbe6 bef-
fer ife 11ogen SDmpatbi, og i set
oag1ige 2ip Ter man of % 11armeit
foragter Ben.
@aa natnrtro bar 9fi1oringer %
llofprelien, at bi ale for1tob peo fsr-
tie Siltole, at Grnen bil6e DiIe g(11=
tons 8ipreite DGren, % lea tror
neppe, at ben guile 8illet berte mo-
gen le, % 9oniie flyer, at bun bar.
forfeit BAN aft og forlonat for bans
|5fpb5 at aaa. Ser bar Sorfatteren
lttloret ben NETT opb6ieoe @arafter,
fom firbes, % famine bar life fin
Hoo blanot samfunoets 5tgtter, i
|bpilfef 9ilfeloe SSru Sammeleb life
|btloe babe paataget fig Ben oberlee-
ne bp6e1be Gone, iom BUN fgIer iia
faloet til operfor samfnnbets Ito
iffuo.
2onile 9borien, meiterIigt ifil6ret
.og ipilGet, CT en- Of bisfe iiplbne ao.
rafterer, iom albrig fin6eg bInnDt
@eformatorer, til bbilfe set e. en-
.%belgj6renoe Mooiatniag. Sun peo,
CT bun ct Of oe foragteoe % frpgter,
at beroes RDgte fal Fooe Mntong
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-24
Rbnr Knrs.

Spilfen biitoriif Sroni, at netop
1elDlamme Mar lom ben m1oprenoe
Miiltorislnes fprlte @rpDe too mel
lem 9onmof og GDiflano, blep bet
met biotrafferbe &%iarligbebs %
2inoringsarbejoe fpDt neoe / BET
title .ne,1trule 2oro Smei5 i 9Den
@enf!
Set bor peo ugpoe &ors &on-
gresien", Joni ben paslenoe CT bic
bet mIot, at &goe &ors Srganiia=
fonen blep til. Mo, bab0e / &rim=
frigen nogle foa Mar fer faaet 9l-
meme op for set forfGroelige Men-
neffelIogteri 1om 90 far0t Steo; %
ben unge @nglanoerinoe S%lorence
gdgbtingale bapbe giort, bpoo bum
hunbe for at fao Menneifebeoen til
at inbie, at Ter trGngtes til Mrbel=
Sc, ion1 intet onbet Steo. Set Int
feoes ber6e og1aa tiloels.
sioen BEN Gang bar @enferfor=
let gouet iin g%ejersgang ODER SSor-
ben, - life til nbpggeligbeoerneS
Mfifaffelie men til 2inoring %
Sielp for Mi1lioner iiffe alene poa
5lagmarfen men ogiaa berbiemme
/ inofalbte 5oI6oters trnngen6e ST
terla6tes Ejene1te.
Set CT intet uanieligt Mrbei6e>
1oln gigres al set amerifanlfe &ebe
&ors for benz, lom paa @run6 al
beres Soriergeres SSnofaloelie lioer
gegb. Set tan life nn6gaaes, at
11ange fomn1er til at tr9nge til
9igIp baabe paa Ben enc og ben an
ben Maa6e, roar Ben, oe alti6 bar
toilet poo, er reilt fra benz, og oe
5taar alene tilboge. On Mano bar
maaife forloot fin @u1tru, iom life
er ruif; en- 5gn bar moaife forla6t
fin garnIe Mor- eller Goral6re i
maa &uar;, Ell 8rober Dnr moaife
forlaot imaa n~forigrge6e Ggifenoe;
Ell Sar bar maaife forla6t fine
8Grn. &bor0an ifal 6isie faa 6et
buglige 8rp6? Sbor6a11 aifI Sc flare
Be panifelige Sfar, iom 2ibet trent
bDoer iau rigeligt paa< &rigsti6?
@bab ffer meo Dem, 11oar SDgoom
inotraffer2 Sbao ifa1 Sen 1,nge
Mober gipre i. fin Mp6, 1oar benoes
Man6 iffe Tan bore bos ben6e?
Sbab ifal Ell gammel forla6t &pin=
De uoen Mi6ler at Iepe for gigre,
noar noget u%ip6banligt in6treffer?
Spa6 ffal De ollie gigre, 11aar Sc gu
timber og otter Sniinoer of 2ips-
pergsmaal fommer: Sottigooln
Spgoom,. 6s6iler, DgosfoI6, Sor-
laotbeo og Ne6 al enbber Mrt2
Ser er Set, @boe @ors bar fin
8ie1rnemisiion. Set er biIf, al
@egieritgen tager fig al sen finan-
cielle Stette til 6e g%fterlaote; men
bet er 10 bog, 1aar alt fon1rner til
alt, iaa foripin6en6e Iiot, 11aar. el
Neenneif t rigtig fonmer i @go. De
& ifaar oeres faite l1n6eritettelie bbe1
D3aaneo;; men bbor trenger Sc lite
I'll Srsit, til en- binlpen6e &aanb
Der % oerl Set tan ofte gigre Dem
meget mere go6t emo Sc 8enge, Sc
foor.
@gbe &ors bar. en- enormt forgre.
net BirflomDe6 paa bette Set, n6.
traHH ober belle 2ar6et. De ltaar lao
pibt mltligt / Sorbin6elie meo bier
enefte Gamilie, bpis gorigrger Ell
aaaet. 9eHe Mrbeibe er enonu iifffe
fuIM organiierH; men Ser Hribes
Brepe ] 8uiinopis bier enefte Dag
for at finoe Dem ollie, iom traa1ger,
DgItaar BE iaa er funoet, % Mgoe
aorg bar foaet ct Si6e, bpao @rum.
oe,t III beres y1po 81, bIiber Sc biul.
pen bdnoe Orb % @iernirg: Spis
Meojeriingen n en eHer o11oeu
s@rp,to bor Dberiet Ell 6amilie, BIT
en aior ojsnno ON 6erpao