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Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20
VOLUNTEER BOND DAYS
Sep. % and % VOLUNTEER DAYS
For Liberty Loan

One of the principal reasons Why
the Liberty Loan Organization has
Designated September % and 90 as
Volunteer Days" is to give final
and definite answer to the German
claims that America is not solidly
behind the war. II is expected that
the subscriptions, great and small.
to the country's call for funds on
those two days will furnish a reply
which will be like a blow between
the eyes to the Kaiser and his ad-
visors.
Thousands of prospective sub
scribers to the Fourth Liberty Loan
have signified they want the satls-
faction of applying for their quotas
without solicitation. They can dis
play their patriotism more effective
ly by coming forward unasked and
signing up than waiting for the
solicitor.
On Sunday, September 20, clergy
mel of all denominations will make
strong appeals to their congreea-
tions in favor of the loan. Their
theme will be the necessity of
backing up our warriors in France
by supplying the financial require
ments Of the Government Exorta-
tions for the day will be to save
soldiers rather than souls
Business houses are encouraging
their employees to swell the number
of subscriptions on the two vOlun-
teer days. A mighty impetus is ex-
pecled to be given the entire drive
by example of the thousands who
viii surge forw ard to set example
for the millions will constitute rank
AMI file OF buyers of the new loan.
II is expected that schools
throughout this district and over
the entire country will feature the
twO.day period Of preliminary SUBJ
scribtions. Teachers and princi-
pals will explain the meaning of
the movement, and emphasize the
significance of going over the top
early with subscriptions. Children
will be urged to impart to parents
and friends the news of the volun-
teer days.
High officials in the loan orglni-
Zation believe the two volunteer
days will be an important factor in
making the present issue popular
one. Every volunteer Yill feel a
personal interest in the outcome
for the main reason that he has
done something to attain that great
object. Progress during the heated
days of solicitation will be closely
watched by those wRp were initial
and volunteer workers, and until the
full amount asked by Uncle Sam is
safely in bank and available for the
needs of our boys in France and
the other fighting lines.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20

Mems silk hose costing over ST. 90
pair are quoted in the new re-
venue law as semiluxuries and a
tax of 20 cents is placed on them,
If silk socks for men are not a full.
f1edged luxury. then what in the
ma me of common sense is il?
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20

Out of the last harvest the Amer.
lean people, by institutine wheat
less days. saved 100000 bush.
els of wheat to feed the hungry
Allied nations, and these same peo-
pie are going to stay right by the
sugar job and see it through.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20
Advertise Your Wants

Every farmer and every house.
holder has something about his
place that he does not need and
which he could sell at good pricr
by the aid Of a want advertisement
in this paper.
Someone wants just the thing
that you have to sell if he knew
that YOU had it and the best and
cheapest way to tell him about it
Is ts put an ad in our classified
columns. Others have tried it and
they tell US of the fine results
which have followed.
Better look up what you have to
sell at once and send in list.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20

This year an old.fashioned reeu-
lation Thanksgiving dinner for
twelve or thirteen persons would
cost as much as a house and lot on
Main street.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20

Has occurred to the German
people that Hindenbure is going the
wrong way to get to Paris?
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20

The best assortment of infants
goods in Quincy is at Kespohl-
Mohrenstecher's!
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-20

The editor of an Illinois exchange
is a public benefactor and when he
dies the people of this country
ought to erect a monument to his
m emory. He has discovered a new
way to Get rid of mosquitoes. He
tells you to simply rub alum on
your face and hands. When the
m osquito taxes bite it FUCKERS
his eazoople so it can't sting. Then
it sits down in damp place tries to
dig the pucker loose, catches its
death of cold and dies of pneumonia.
Kespohl- Mohrenstecher's sensa-
ito nal Offering of yard-wide plaid
and striped novelty silks in the
" Onderful rich new Fall color com.
bi nations at $3.50 per yard has taken
the country by storm! Don't fail to
inv estigate before it is too latel If
you cannot come to town, address
Kespohl- Mohrenstecher's Mail Order
Department.
The Lamar register., 1918-08-28

OF the Food Administration, amount
to. roundly. sI.4O0. 900 900 during the
fiscal year
In 1867 the United States sent
the Allies 2,16e. SOC. 600 pounds Of
meat In 1917-1s. with voluntary con-
servation prscticsd in America. and
aided by extra weight OF animals. we
sent the Allies 2,oI1. 1000 pounds Of
meat. an increase of s44. 100000
pounds.
Wheat Saving Enormous.
When the Food Administration be-
gan operations In the summer of 1917.
this country was facing a large deficit
In wheat. Counting In all carry-over
wheat from the 1919 crop. We had at
the beginning of the 1917 harvest year
Just enough wheat to take care Of
Americas normal consumptiOn.-not
bushei Of surplus.
At the close of the I9l7-lS harvest
year the Food Administrations official
reports showed that our total wheat
shipments to the other side had been
l4l 10000 bushels. Every bushel
shipped was wheat saved by the
American people from their normal
consumption.
In cereals and cereal products re-
duced to terms of cereal bushels our
shipinents to Allied destinations were
$40 500. 900 bushels, sO,9OO.OOO bushels
nor, than the amount sent In 1915 IL.
Included in these figures are 1885,
UO1 bushels of rye and the l4l.UOO.VO
bushels OF saved wheat. In addition
We sent the neutrals dependent on rs
IO.UUOOoO bushels of prime breadstuns.
These figures do not fully convey
the volume of the effort and sacrifice
made during the past year by the
whole American people" the Food Adj
tninistrator wrote. II am SURE that
all the millions of our people. agricul-
turul as well as urban, who have CON
trihuted to these results should feel
a very definite satisfaction that In
year OF universal food shortages IN
the Northern Hemisphere. all Of those
people Joined together against Ger
many came through to the new hnr-
vest. not only with health and strength
fully maintained, but with only lem
porary periods of hardship.
"It Is difficult to distinguish be-
tween various sections of our people
the homes, public eating places, food
trade. urban or agricultural popula-
tions-in assessing credit for these
results. but no one Will deny the dom
lnant part OF the American women.
The Lamar register., 1918-08-28

In spite of subnorfnnl food supply
in this country the American people
have been able to ship to the Allies
as well as our own forces overseas
l4I. 900. 900 bushels OF wheat. besides
s44. 600 900 pounds of meat. during the
year ending June 30 last. This has
been mnde possible by the whole
souIed cooperation of the people.
who. besides practicing self-denial.
have speeded up production and re-
sponded nobly to the appeal from
abroad.
Food Administrator Hoover. In q
letter to President Wilson. gives
brief summary of the results Of food
conservation in the United States and
of the activities of the Food Admin
istration to this end. The conserve
tlou measures have been put through
practically on voluntary basis which
is regarded as splendid tribute to
the patriotism OF the American people.
Meat shipments were Increased s44.-
100000 pounds during the first fiscal
year. AS compared with our meat e1-
ports during the year. before America
entered the war
.'The total value OF these food ship
ments," Mr. Hoover wrote President
Wilson, (which were In the main pur-
chased through or with collaboration
The Lamar register., 1918-08-28
Not Quite,

accused her of cruelty"
"Oh. no; she asked him TO- ',1,e his
hair cut and he said h a. y I've
TO submit - hr- ';ri .r..r"
The Lamar register., 1918-08-28
Offers Catch Fish,

The Chinese fisherman relieves him.
self Of lot Of hard work BY training
otters to catch fish.
The Lamar register., 1918-08-28

Increase. s44,Goo.Ooo lbs.
The Lamar register., 1918-08-28
AMERICAN FOOD
SAVINGS LARGE
United States Sent to Allies
141,0OO,OOO Bushels
OF Wheat.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.
Allies Got s44. .soo. 900 Pounds More
Meat and Fats In 1si7-is
Than In Year Before.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.

MEAT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Nominationen og valget
af Solomon Levitan Wide
vare. en- Are vel fortjent og
en- Tillid vel anbragt.

vi Snsker at. henlede wore Laese-
res Opmerksomhed paa B~ekendtgD-
relsen fra Solomon Levitan af Ma
Olson, Wis, Tepublikansk Kandidat
for State Treasurer, som findes her
il Bladet.
! NJ. Ievitan har he1e sit L1v vac.
ret republikansk. og han har gi-
vet rigelig af baade sin It'd og
Penge til Partiet. Dette er fprste
Gang, han har s9gt offentligt En-
bede. Endsk9nt den nuvserende
State Treasurer, Henry johnson,
er en- af vore egne, fgdt i Dan
mark, forekommer Diet os dog, at
han har haft Embedet lenge nok.
L seks Aar som Hjalpe1State
Treasurer og andre seks Aar som
State Treasurer har han faaet at
Staten Wisconsin j alt $1,000 Dol
lars for de Tjenester, han har ydet,
hvilket synes at yare nok for en-
Mand. We'd at stille sig til en-
fjerde ,Termin 'ggr Henry johnson
sig snrlig bemserket, idet han or
den f6rste Statsembedsmand i Sta
ten 'Wisconsins Historic, som har
sSgt en- fjerde Termin. Dette er
like blot at gore sig en- Fordel af
Prim@rvalgsloven, men synes og-
saa lidt af en- Paatrengenhed over
for Statens V@lgere.
Mr.. Levitan har altid vseret en-
loyal Ven af Skandinaverne i Wis
consin, og de burde give ham de-
res St9tte. Hans tall6se Godggren-
heder er kendt af allie, som Dor !
Omegnen af Madison, og han er
+altid villig at hjRlpe enhver, som
fortjener Diet, uden Hensyn til Ma
tionalitet.
Professor Rasmus Anderson !
"Amerika" anbefaler ham i hgje
Toner til Valgerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
gelbige @fopbranbe.

Darllttb, 18. Mng. @apporter fra
SSernohffrriifftterne bier, at oDer 40
Wn ,af @rat og 5fm er / 8rano
1args @irgtniaz8erminion 8eien.
Sunore6er al Minembei6ere, 5fob-
arbeioere, @etlere og Mpn6 fro
SorftbGfenet f9nper ber6igt moo
Nammerne for at forbinore 9oel9g=
gelien af @ien6ontmre. SO al Be
bnrte Brm6e tr11er mi &ien1mete /
Glib og 8itDibaf og en- treble raier
/ @arbe6en al 8eit @irginia.
Mande Mcres al ber6iful6 Sfob
er aIlere6e bfebet afpebt of Sl6en,
:ng mere itaar / gebbliiffdig Sare for
ssSl6en.
S Mprbeoen al Glp itrafffer gran-
ben fig ODER ii MI og Igber Dnitigt
moo 1ogle 5ommerbiuaer beo Gong
Safe ! n0fartten nf 8pen, % beb
8ipibaf er ser en- @ran6 fem Mn
sSSernbaneeien6om
Minearbeioerm % 5ettlerre e1
ltoe en- maSie at Nalpe Soritpniene1
meb Slufninggmbei0e
S nofanten Of girgiria, boor 81;
ben bar 1Imet for Tiger, er ben M
Iilaaet no Ds Cue; loo mi hhnffh61
=|ssyl6en fig for 81 MI langg Srot
Mo1tutnir 2m16eneien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

o11oe,1 borbH iBer ogfmbetfme.
igoe 6nitelisty on set fIt1oe gien-
tage iig oftere
Der bar filN Ell tor 5orjm-
ling - 1ogd nfaobanIigt paa benne
ssMorstio. M1ange bar fommen fra
Smanuels @irfe for at bore meo.
Noit. 9l1rto tnlte ON SorboIoet mel
lem Gro % Gierning. San Iagoe
sos tgrH pnn 5inbe, nt Set bar peb
Groen, at ct Menneife freIleg. Sci
bar bog fife bnilfen Jon BELT Sro,
men hin en- aro, Der bier fig i
Sanoling % 2%fpsfprelie. Man
.maatte lite tro,at man peo at erflpre
fig for troenoe % / oft eIlers Gamble
effter iii egen 2Ht % 8egipr f1nbe
binoe ct ebiG 2in.
Da bar en- alborlig, oDerbepiier6e
% in6trRngen6e Sole, ban bol6t for
os, % bIep b6rt me6 megen Op-
merfiombeb.
Soreoraget, Der bleD bol6t Sir
feialen, bar paa Sn6bp6elie al ct.
8eoers &irfes MISUNDERSTANDING.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
G Gilman
LoyaIitets-
kandidat
i WIscONsINs
Tiende kon-
Distrikt
som omfatter felgende Countyer:
Barron, Buffalo, Chippewa,
Dunn, Eau Claire. Pepin,
St. Croix, Trempealeau

Den eide December 1914
talte Kongresmand James A.
Frear imod National PIohi.
bition'' og efterfulgte dette
med at stemme imod Forsla-
get. ON Landsforbud mod Spi-
=rituosa. Dette Forslag tables
i Kongressen med III Stem
mer mod I'll.
I December 1917 stemte
Frear for Landsforbudet mod
Spirituosa. Han indtager nu
en- saadan Shilling, at han kan
snake ,,t0r'' til de t0rreste og
.,,vaad" til de vaadeste, og han
bej]er for Tiden til Saloon.
keepernes Stotte,,for sin Kan.
didatur i den nuvarende Valg.
kampagne.
Vii Velgerne i Wisconsin,
lode Kongres-D istrikt stemme
for enssaadan Mand?
vi kan like tro, at de vii
lade sig narre paa den Wis,
men at de derimod vii afgive
deres Stemme til Fordel for
Schuyler 6. Gilman, = en-
Mand, som de kan have Tillid
til som Deres n&ste Reprasen.
tant j de Forenede staters
Kongres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
s. g.. Gtln1an

Ter Mnnoen, 1om CT &nnoibut 8is
|coniinS tien6e &ongres6iitrM, og
ban er en- Wan6, 1om oil hunne ffb
|be Nln6ien / 6enne banffelW Sd.
|bbori bi mi Ieber.
Ser er mango bigtige Sing, iom
netop mi fommer op for &ongres
len, % Ser trpnges til itprfe WRno,
|iom be6, bbo6 be bill, og floor, bbor
De itaar. Nogle al De btgtigfte.
|Spbrgsmao1, Tom mi bill fon1ne ffrem.
CT Spiritusbnn6elen, @bin6atemme<
ret og 8rofitmageri. SDor6m itaar
SCR. Gilman oberfor 6iSie 5p6rgs.
|mnM2
&bo6 Erafifen me6 b%eruienoe
Drifffe angaar, iaa bar Total SeIb
|~helternmelieSra og anore iltre1rge Co
|be life beret 5tanb til at ftn11{e
BET enorme Spilo al menneffeIig
araft, moraIf stprfe og materieI
|&ig6om TOM er forbunod berme6.
Gilman metter 6erfor, BEN eneFte
|2esning nf 5pgrgsmaalet er at for
|bDbe granddaughter og. @adget at
SpirtuS paa enbber Maa6e til 9riHf-
Set er ct @rincip, iom bDis Set BIZ
Der giennemfem !, bill babe Ell ffoa
etorm gapnlig SSm6ffIp6elie poa bort
2anbs &raff % 2ebe6Dgtiigbbeo, al
bet iIet lite tom beregres.
Sill &rabet ON at gipe &bi11oerne
5ternn1erd flyer Dnr1 at ollie Mtco
figelfer mi er Hept befDard al @pnt
oerne feb be6 bet Mrbeioe, Sc bar
giom for at binlpe @ationen / 6enne
Stl1n6 % for at lin6re bore lioenbe
Sol6aterbrebm i bereg Scamp %
gsg6. Deres ifore 0pofrelier %
2oDalitet og 6epes bel
oige u1tn0bnrlfge Mrbei6e berettper
De merifmife &bin0er tic Mnerftiien
belle. 81 tan iit fte gii6re min6re END
at giiibe BENT Rd o. 2eiIigbeo TIC al
.6eltage ! Matioters &egieringsa
fRrer.
scbuD1er IS @itmm ntener, at 6d
.grPnier tM SnoDalifet at bc1lbtte
|&rigen ION 2eiIigbeo tI at brine
|goo Sanod % tage utiIbprlig Gor
|tjenefR Ser bgr beotages itre1ge
|2obe m at forbtnore bette Ba.geH
90 M at ffraffe DaurM benz, fcurl
|benDtter m beraf. l1tiIb6rIios
4riggfforhenefter ffuloe brltges H af
|betule @riee1g Dm~foitninger mel.
ffiger ban. 5i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23


Green ggaD, or6 ban tid $50 fra
fin egen Miooer. a1,rgtet1 CT ffun 16I
Mar, men BET er lite fgrte Gong, m
ban too for 5frarrffe1. Gerite Gang.
ban bar arreiteret for at rapfe
ban Sob at gnn i1noo at lobe BOO %.
Beoring, men ban Dolot lite tit 26f,
te. Set bar Mooeren ieIp, iom bar
0nflageren for bet bar aHe be1tocs
ia1nnenipnreoe 8enee, iom ban bap-
be taget, og bun h1noe upoig taale
.9abet. Seloigbis bapoe ban fife
11aaa at forboe mere er6 bet 3a1be
at bet fioalne 8elgb, oa ban blep
rappet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

EaH= LH-=ZE aH aE
Observation-Disclosures anbe-
faler, at mon for at ipare pna Suit
Ter b6r. opbgre me6 8rugen at Can
|bp. 81 br11ger ioa meget @anon Der
Ii 2on6et / Morets 2gb, at set Out
Ter, iom me6gaar BERTH, bil0e bore
NOT til at foripne england for ct
|Mar UNDER 6e oial6en6e &egler,
.Sranfrig for ct @ar og Stalten for
to @ar. Sba6 Der nogibes for Gan,
56D i 6e Sorene6e Stater ! 26bet al
ct Mar, er not til at nn6erbolbe @elz
giens Soft ct belt Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
., @pinbe!

8eninoen: vDin Mun0 mao bore
nnIminbelig elifppr6ig. Sou bar on
bnret ODER balban6en Eime ON at
fleoe Sig ont til 8allet, % ban bar
life fal6t paa Big En- eneite Gong"
Sen unge Srre:: so, men beo
6u, bborfor? SO, leg giemmer altio
bans &an6ffer, @igarfntteral og
2orgnetter, in6en leg begDnoer at
fle6e paa mig. Smeoens gaar ban
90 leoer og 1e6er, og raar leg er
fpr6ig, finder leg BET til bonn, og
ina beoer BON mig ON l1noifDl6ntng,
for6i BON bar laoet mig bente."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Snsen spff ! gfolerne.

Sfoleraabet bar b%e0taget, at @gj-
ffolen life Iengere ifal un6erUNe.
"Epif. Derimo6 biz Der bIibe engage
ret en- 2prer tic at fore1tan en- &lasie
i Sronf, bbilfet 10 bill blibe betrag-
|td iom ct 8rooeriprog / Sremtioen
mellem Mmerifa og Sranfrig. Naar
bore Sol6ater fommer tilbage, bill
oe fleite al Dem og{aa .babe tilegnet
Zig en- DeI gprogfunoifober i Grmf,
|inn BET bill bore rart NOT at Be Der=
|Bemme ogiaa TON inafnfte me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
krnnBha
Camp 8rage.

De 1ta6ige @omnergieiter noe
be6 Silper 2afe, iom for bet met tie
af Mb0re, meoens SOFTER fom
&egel fun m1tte6e 6er116 bber Sgn,
bog, begDn6er ian i11aat at terfe
paa at rDfffe iir6 til 8pen igierL for
meo 9eptember Mame6 tager Sfo-
1eaaret fin 8egpn6elie, og 1aa ta1t
Ser 10 life bore Sale ON at ligge
paa 2nn6et. Ser er oltfan fu1 to
@en6age tilboge al Sen regl1lere
5ommeripfon, men ber1me6 mao life
foritaaes, at @omp 8rage lufEffer fine
9bre. Mei, tbertimob. Ser bill
blipe mange eemptIige @elifaber oer-
11oe, Ielb naar Nptterne begpnber at
.blibe figlige, for 8a0eboteaet bar
Central 8armeapporot, og ser er
ingen Ma1tgel paa 8rn1roe, ielb ON
bet h1loe fnibe meo &11l / oisle gale
&rigStioer. Mfen Sen Sis, ben 9org.
@fteraard ct 10 ben berlig1e 8io
paa Maret, og mi, 90 Songerne bill
faa set for fig ieb> Ieeges Ser alle-
reoe Maner for nog1e gla6e Doge.
.Soaleoes boaber mon, at @lberg
.Sangerne fra &acine bI afIpgge
|8rage en- SenoagsDih, % Der er
allereoe n6gnoet SSn6bpoeLie i sen
@etaing, Tom man 9aaber bliper
mo6tnget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK FARM - YDERsT Bill,
LIG. 120 Acres Land, 10 Stykker
HornkvRg, 2 Heste, 80 Hons, Farm
Maskineri, Lade fuld af h.. dette
Aars Avling indbefattet; Smukt 8-V.s
Hus, god K@lder - Stald og andre
Bygninger; rindende Kildevand r9r.
lagt til Bygningerne; kun 3k Mil til
K9bstad og Ba~nestation. Alt for
$4,000, delvis kontant, Resten paa lette
Vilkaar. Mango andre Farme til Godt-
k9b. Skriv i Dag til
DARWIN CRAIG, Alton, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
8aitor 2nnbg 6prebras.

Set bar rogd NIT for Daniferne
j Minneapolis, at Braiten fra ben
enc oanffe @irfe fun6e faa Sob til
at tale / ben m6en bnnife Strife.
SITE beltominbre ct Set iom set bur-
De bore meo SenblM pan bbn6 Ser
blep benitinf paa begee @aiirfeim-
FUNDS Marsmeoer Mar ont at iege
'5amarbeioe oq 6oritaoeIie meo bin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
knob e EN- FARM

hvor Misvekst er ukjendt. vi til.
byder 80 Acres Farm, de 60 Acres
under Dyrkning, Resten bevokset
med Hardwood Timber, god
Stald, nyt 8 Verelsers Hus med
Kj@lder, 24x28, IL Stk. Horn
kvag, 4 Heste, etc. udstyret med
ct fuldstmndig Sat Farmmaskineri,
2 Mil fra r.. r. Station, we'd Stats
vel. De afslutter Handelen med
Ejeren, og Stedet kan taale at biz
We .beset. Vii saelge alt samlet eller
Farmer a1ene. Afbetalingsvilkaar
ON Gnskes. A. M. PETERSON,
Stanchfie1d, MINI. 1santi County.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
sborpalbien 2ose

En- Sfobfeit Sen 25. allguit
paa geoar Seigbts, bDortil Meolem=
mer meb 6nmilie og @enner er in6-
b1t6t.
Cog ct. 2o1is Gar til GitD 2imits.
Sc 6laget, Ser bitter Sci. Mon fam.
leg 81. i. Bring Ma6furb, Sop og
@affefan6e ois. &omiteen ierger
for barmt @an6. See grehm og
&op ieIges. gntree gratis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
@Dp q. @ileor,

STOP @orter @i1cor, y&an6ibnt for
ben rep11bIitanife Domination for
@uberngr, fp6tes / @uu Claire,
isis, Sen 80. Stunt 1873. San gien<
nemgif fin Sg0ebps offentlige Sfo-
Ter og bar taget 1898. @raoen fra
Cornell u%niberiitetet. Son %orbei6e6e
beo mango forfiellige 8effipftigel<
fer fom Dreng for at tierte tit eget
l1noerbolb, me6ens ban git / 9fole:
cg ba11 bnr f~ori6rgt fig ielD, iioen
BON bnr 13 Mar gammel. Sen 3.
sunni 1890 gra6uere0e ban fra SRI
ffolen ! gal Claire og tog ejebliffe-
Zig 8loos paa ct Sagf6rerfontor.
l5an llerte fig ielpSfenografi og Ma<
ffinifripning, bleb En- 6uelig 5feno-
graf og ipareoe @enge NOT, fra bpa6
ban tierte, til at gao paa Cornell
uniberiitetet. SON mo0tog fin 8e<
italling iom SugfGrer al af6eoe
9ommer Sobnion /. Milpm1fee, eff
ter at babe taget fine Sagfgrer-@fs-
nmener / September 1896, pg be-
gDnote at praftiiere / Gut Claire 5.
Il. September 1897, efter at babe
giennemgaaet e1ton1 Ell Mar poo Cot
nell nniperitetets 2obifole. 5i6en
I6en Gi6 bar Dan bgret / rmfbru6t
aftip 8rafis lom Sagfgrer, iom
Meolem at 6irmaet Sramlep, 8ur6p
& @ilcor, og efter Scr. Srop1eDs
De0sfnlo bur Sirmaets Mapn boz
ret @un6D & 8ilcor it6en lite S1li
1902.
5enator 8ilcor bot alti6 peret
len 2e6er al ben offentlige Ganfe=
gang og Mening / Ben 8p, bbor ban
leber. &an nar ol6rig &an0ioat
for noget Ganbe0e, f6r Dan beb 8ri-
mprbalget 1916 b1eb opfor6ret al
alle 66dfftiiorer / Set republifanife
@arti til at 1tille Jig iom Senator /
oct 286e DiitriiHf. S cit trefantet
8algfam opnaae6e BON lige1aa
mango Stemner beo &rimerbalget
fom bans to Mo6itonoere, .og BON
balgteS meo oberpel6en6e Meaio=
ritet.
&ans &efor6 / 2egisluturens @es=
fton / 1917 og / Sen lpecielle Ges=
iton | 1918 er nalmin6eIigm e6 &en-
i'm til M%rbei6sfraft, npartiffbeo og
@bnen til at tiene. SON alliere0e
fig al6rig me6 nogen 65nfftion in6en=
for 9artiet, men opretboI6t me6
&elb fit mo6ige og nafbangige
Stanbprnft gie11nem begge Sesiio-
rter og bebiite beo ollie 2ejligbeoer,
at bans eneite SormaaI par at glen
nernf6re 2obe Ser bar til GILES
@abn. San un6erltettes al n9iter
ollie @algere / fit DiitrtH noen Sen
fpn til 8nrti. Naboerne, TOM bon
lebet iam11en meo bom og fulgt bans
aarriere, baa6e pribm og offentlig.
fioen ban bIep fgM, itgtter bnm dI!
l1oen ln6tagelie, for6i Be beo, al
BON er Of set MateriaIe, fom birfeIi,
&c 2e6ere Iabes al.
Sons f~onitruffibe Statsmanos,
flr1t bar pua Sc lociole og do1on1i.
tie Spgrgsmaals Omran6e biilt &loa,
fob, 9mbbrnme og en- erliJ sslIje
fl at rette .og uoarbeioe ct bpors
lSpitem for at fan Sarurernes Asrc,
oufer rem paa Mnrfeod
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Mrmeens sreningsifole for l1niper-
fitets}tubenter.

SI vStu6ents' MrmD Ernining
Sc5ool", Tom al @rigsoepartementet
ffal opretteg beb Minnelota uniper-
iitet, bar Minnelota facet M1rmo6-
ming ON at ifaffe 2,642 Manb. Det-
te Grpningsforps fftnI beitaa al
Wen6 ! n6ifribningsal6eren, %
Tom pe6 Sptogelien / &orp1et bill BIZ
be miet Tom fIbpren6e be Sorene6e
Staters Mrme; 6e bill blibe gibet
uniformer og nn6et n6itpr og bill
blipe gibet Ben n~g6ben6ige n66an<
relie for e1ere at fnnne blibe op=
.taget beo 0fficersifoler. timber
5foleaart ifal Sc gtpes ii Sinners
Militerun6erDisning / l1gen iefs
elmer til Gffercits og fire til aIas-
iearbei6e. Sm Gommeren ifaI 6e
ienoes til en- Erpningslejr, Der bill
bare i iefs Tiger, % me6ens 6enm
itnar poa, bill 6e mo6tnge en- menig
,Solbats 2en.
8rnii6ent Burton er gibet / Op-
6rng at orgn1tfere @mpngnen for
at o1nle Stu6enter til 6enne Mili=
terifole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
MDifiif 9gbsfalb.

go
Weite Monnaban, en- pelfien6t
S%eitepranger, Tom / nogle Mar. bar
6rebet Ben iaafalbte Balm 6arm |
H1eaiant 8rairie, fanotes forrige
liggenoe bepi6itlgs i en- @ei-
grpft meo fuit @ierneifal. Snn
blep fert til &oipitalet yer, bbos
ban 6e6e ii0ite 2pr6og uoen at bore
til 5amling igien. Gbe=
mener at babe facet yeDS ON,
at Mtife falM poa Erappens at en-
&ro 1roei &lsfel og log fig iaale-
6es, at ban life tabte 8epioftbe6en,
fer ban bar paa @ejen til tit Stem.
=aNsG sHE+ @--H