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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Kirker og Foreninger.

CHRISTK1RKEN, Norsk evange..
luth. Kirke, HORNET af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver S9ndag XII. 1870
Find. og 7.45 Aften. sgndags-
skole XII IL
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOLr
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjGrnet af
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
1870 Find. og 7.30 Aften. SON
d%agsskole XII. 1915.
OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
K1RKE, HjGrnet af Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste hver
SGndag XII. 1915 Find.
GOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneste Sdndag
Form. XII. 1890. Pastor J. H.
Petersen
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj6rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Sgn-
dag Form. ri. II. SSndagsskole ri.
9.
DEN .DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway og
ID. ST., afholder sine G~udstienester
som f1lger: Pr8diken Sgndag Form.
Kl. 1870. Aften ri. 7.45. Unpe
Folks Epworth Liga: Sqndag Aften
III. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de tire f9rste
AT NORGE, m6der 1ste og 3die
Tfrsdage i Maaneden. B%Snnem6de
hver Onsdag .Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1876 W. Ninth st.
SYNNOVE LOGE NO. 5 D0TRE AT
NORGE, m6der 2den og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B. s, m9der 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
ri. af st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN HG0DTHAABD ms
der 2. og 4. L6rdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, HI. af st. Peter og 18th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. s. D. F., mgder l. % 8.
L6rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEO LOGE
Mr.. so D. s. s. nader eden og 4de
Onsdag i Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall; HI. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FOREEINGEN "DANMARKS DO
TIRE" mdder 1. og 8. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th St.
FORENINGEN "HAABETO mgder 2.
og 4. Forsdag paa Royal Arcanum
Hall, HI. af st. Peter og 4th SITS.
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solformgrfelieu

0V<I~A
li6ltleoen 2proog iogttogcs i ct.
Saul al en- M9ng0e Wenneif fer.
Sormgrfellen inotraf netop 1tn6er en-
'5to1os i set polofomme &eg1pejr.
be0 CT 3iben ONT Mfte11en, og ba
2uften fife bar i9roeleS f1dr, funoe
6enomenet me6 2etbe0 iaattooes
meo set b1otte Die 1toen at benptte
mgrft @los. Tormprfellen bot fife
total ber, men ca. fire Semteoel al
:SoIen Dor for llogle 3iebliffe ifjult
al Maol1en. Oberalt .paa @u6ebjgr-
ner11e fl,n0e man ie Soft ltna fir
renbe op otter 5olen. gn iaabibt
itor 5o1fprmgrfelie er oeiaa meeet
~interesia1t at iagttage. @nfelte
t5teber fer / Mmerifa bur 6or1nerz
felien total.
Del, nnite totale solformprfelie
bill fuu111e iogttages.i California Sen
1Ooe september 1923, pg / 9lten
bill Ser blipc ipnlig en- ltgne1,oe Sen,
246e SsSnnuor 1925, men iaa bill Ser
goa ligetil sen 266e Sebr1or 1879,
f6reno Ell total ~5p1fmmgrfelie igjen
bill fl111l1e iogttages / Mmerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Straf for 8repimnalina.

Den u11ge Norbmono Ebpr 211r6,
lom tjenitgioroe omborb / uBergens=
fjoro" lom &eprGientant for 8en=
11etts &eiiebl,real1, blep flor anDol6t
al Be amerifanife M%Dnoigbe0er rn-
Der Mnflage for Soripg paa at im11g-
4le 8rebe u0 al 2onoet. Sans Sag
Dar itben bpret oppe / &etten ct 8ar.
@ange iioite @ong fll1ibe SSl1rpen
lite blipe eng - men oa NIT 6or=
b6r forleoen bleb optagct, GIT set
bam pGrrc, ioet BON 6p1ntes til fire
Waaneoers SGngielsifraf. SurDen
onbefaleoe imi6Iertio 2un0 til lao
milo g%ebanoling TOM mtlig, bpor-
for Der fra 6iSie fire Maanebcr blep
trlffet 80 Doge, ION ban peo Mn=
boloelien tilbraate | Srngi1ct. Oct
bar lqrlig ct 8rep fra Ell 9omc i
Chicago, iom pia Norge iflllbe tit
Scr foraariagebe Dornfnl=
oelien. Sagfererfirmaet Mepmert
& &o5anifi baretoe 21nos S1,teres-
Ter i Getten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14

bette neo at gifte iie meo Dspigbt
9erfins. De er gloo j binonoen,,
men Ssellie, iom baoer Suspeien,
bliper mort ct let Offer for Siran1
Snoll, lom bortfprer benoe. S ct
Tibet 8us beo 8eien prgper ban at
fao benbe til at %nnoerifipc 9apirer,
ION bil gips bam &aaoigbco oper.
Geroes Sorrllle, men 9erfins font
MGR rettc Sio til at befri fin SUI
itru.
gomaro Mrnolo ipiller Nerfins
% So5el Mc9allt ben rt1ge &nitru,
6alpb -MoobD er Siram SmaM,
Dorrif &elto11 er 8et5p 8erfins %
Carl See oen CONNER, iom forlfa.
GER Gielien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
6eirinaen al 46e synli,

E@G@%E%%OSAS SHTSJ $Ea&&%N
4merifos Jribeosoag, bill iaar, paa
|Grnno Of arigen, iffcrt faa ct me-
re bgitloeligt % alDorligt Grag euo
Sellers. Der ct iaar. taget Ipecielt
ISfriot til at faa 2anoets frenmeo-
.ffgote gefolfniltg til at fejre 6en1e
Dag lom ct fpecielt Gegn poa beres
2oDalitet. ap1nitecr, reprefentere,1-
De iaagootlom iatntlige fremmebe
yeatto11er Ter / 2arbet, mebbelte for
inDlig @rniioelit 8iIlon, at Sc babe
logt Nlaner ont paa Sribe6s0agen
at foranltalte zDempnitra-
toner 2anoet rl1not, og 8%rp1ioenten
bar ! Ell S%parifribelie itillet fig me-
get iDmpatbiif til oelt uofo1teoe
Ganfe at SIRE 4be SSltli til Sc trent
.meofpoteS 9ag.
8aa @runo beraf bar @l1perl1p-
rerne / flere al Staterne opfororet
5taterS , remmeof60te 8efolfninq
til lao6an Seitligboloelle, % fprIe.
ben Dag n0ite6te @ltberngr Burnt
outfit Ell &rofIamation, bnorpeo ban
opforore6e famtIige Motipner / Min=
11eioto til inareif ml1liet at intte i
Gong Mrbeioet for 6eitligboloelicn
al 46e Suli ber / 5toten iom Sc
tremme6fpotes Sag, i6et ser 116trpf=
tee Rnifeligbe0en al at ioopiot nut
liat flere Nationer ilog fig iammerr
ilteoetfor at bber Natim feireoe
for fig ielp.
sgnuer al Morge / Epillinebper-
ne bar lat fig / Spi0ien for Ell itgr-
re SeItligbeo poa l16ltiIliltgsgr111-
ben, og til .oenne Set opforores ollie
anore Notioner iaapellom inofgote
Amerlfonere at lutte fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
James III. Burns
CANDIDATE FOR
County Attorney
Be either 100 per cent American
or a Hun Skunk - DON'T
The German Central Bund

=--FsF HAsE
The Contamination Of Ame-
RIGA" propaganda for this sect
ion Of the United States was
carried on by the organization
known as the German Central
Bund of St. Paul. Prominent
German American residents were
selected to serve as it's officers,
but few of such were allowed
10 know the real workings of
the organization. The real work
of the organization was handled
by the destestable local Hun
Julius Moersch. On the eve Of
each election a list of all candi-
dates was furnished the propa-
ganda committee; after due
consideration on the part Of
the propaganda committee, this
list would be reported back to
the German Central Bund with
a report which Carried the en-
dorsement Of the organization
for all candidates Of German
descent. If two German candi-
dates were nominated for one
office, both were endorsed as
good men,. If there were no
Germans nominated for any
particular office, a committee
was appointed to see both can
didates for such office and.
whisper to them confidentially
that they had been endorsed by
the German Central Bund. The
Bund Won no matter which can
didate was elected and as a re-
suit the Bund placed several Of
its loyal members in fat paying
public positions. Where the
Bund had a candidate of its
own in the field he invariably
received an equal share of the
real American vote and the solid
vote Of the German Central
.Bund beside. The German Cent
raj Bund, like the hun soldier
going into battle, voted in solid
formation. All of which was
very soft for the German" can
didate for office. but very dis.
astrous to his American oppol1-
ent.
#.E. IL -#.-# a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
9r. 6. 81. eSnaerion,

Dor pelfjcnotc norife 2onosmano, er
en- alltoig @erre, og lioet ipnes at
funne foregda / ct. 8al1l, ube,1 at
ban lpiller en- &olle ser. &aa De-
forationSoagen bleb hi meget oper=
ralfet be6 at opoage Doftoren i $50
raoen lom en- meget ibrig Eromame=
1laaer. og Manoua, 50 &nrooen, Tom
aobneoe 9rnericon Celebration Of 2a-
boris &onpention Der / 8pe11, n1ar-
lcbereoe giennem @aoer,1e, op6age=
&c hi itrafs 9oftoren tilbelf 5pi6-
Ten TOR Toraoen Tom Moribon. Mu-
llgens btl ban til Seiten fpie @til-
ll1gen ION Coroner til fine mango
onore @i6remaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Sbnbert Sbeatcr.

S nrite l1ge opfpres uGDe Glib
@ife", ct Melo6rama, / bbilfet 8e1t-
men bebrager Ben umistenfiomme
&ige Ben &eniigt at foa fat pua
ben6es 8enge.
Mel1ie @ol6en bill faa ct ~a11ieeligt
8elpb at fin Sar, bpis bun lite gif-
ter fig, fgreno bum er mpa1oig. 81
ter netop at babe forla6t 9folen be-
Iieger bun 8etip 8erfins, Dpor Bun
meber 6ennes 8rober Dapigbt, eli
lope,,6e ing 0pfi1oer. @olbe,,s
9opofat, 6iram 9man, forieger at
faa fat i Settles Sor1rl1e pco at
ggte ben6e, men NeIlie forbi11orer
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Sim. ecanb. 55onnbation.

u5omilien poa @ilje" al SSo1tos'
Sic er en- al Sc Bigger, ion1 glneri=
can'Scanoinaoian Foundation bar
beiluttet at uogipe / engelif Sneript-
tcllc. Selifabet bill enopioere ogioo
roigpe u9eiels 2pbne" at $. g. Sa-
fobier. Speriattelien al ii6ltnebn<
te BOG beierges al 5rf. Sanna
Mitrlp 2arien> Ser iom befjenot lc-
pereoe ben u6merfe6e Ober1ettelle
al iamme 5orfatterS &arf uMorie
@rl,bbe". SO andre @erfer u@glta
8erling" al Gelma 2agerlef og
Ste Sero;c 2egen6s Of Dcnmarff"
er ogioa ul1oer Spiejli,1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Observation-Disclosures

CT meooelt %felgenoe @fonoinaber:
George $. Song % gtbel Sobn1on;
+Gomar0 50. Sobnion og Sesfie 6.
Neterlon; Gbarles 8. @orring og
N1n1a Baulinn; Mobert SlpeeneD %
Sil6a Gbriltopberion; @iuiom
Sbompion Conrad og Mnna 2ois
Monlon; Serman S. 5ticfe1 og
Grace g. Brandt; CHARLES 81. Mn-
oerion og Milie 6. Solution; Ml=
bob Serier og @on11ar gbiitenien;
Gi11ar g.. Sanien % gtbel 81. Mp-
from; spen q. Sobnion og Dora-
lima MDbitrom.
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81, 6. q. Sneerion,
5fonoinopiif 2age.
202 4ittsb1trs 8lbg,, ct, 3anl.
Sci. Ge6ar Gil. Muto 81. sol.
8rpberiamfnnbs Sommer=

lclt
til Sl16tGgt for Set &pbe &ors Of
'boloes, lom ti6ligere nepnt, spn6ag
Sen %. os. / Sulters &arf, bDortil
man fon1n1er be6 at benDtte ct,
&nul=5tilllpater eller @iI6,poo6
Garf 5porpogH. &omiteen, iom er
10 Man6, 1f9rf, orbejber al al
&raft og er paa set n9rmel te f9r~
big me6 6orbere6elierne. 81 ont
talte / forrige ghumer, bbem ser bor
Mfeblem al &on1iteen, men be6 en-
utilgipelig Sorglemmelie tom 8ro-
0~eriomfunoets birflomme Sefret9r,
6r. Meiners, life meo paa benne
Site, og ban er oog Sen, paa bpem
en- o%perpeienbe ltpr Del al Set forbe=
re6enoe Mrbejoe fal6er, nemIig
|blanot an6et l1ofen6elien al Sc ma11=
&c Sn6bpoelier.
&on1iteen bolot 0nsoag Mften
Meoe bos Sormanoen, 90. IS. Sron=
len, og Der fit De forifiellige &omi=
te1ne6lemlner fig bber fine @beru
tiloelt. 0g Sc bill ollie faa NOT at
|beftille.
Ser oi1 blibe bo1ot Sale poo CIT
gelf al ST. Geo. 81. O'&eillp fra
st. &olll og pao Donif al ST.. Gag
fprer Stauning fra gpler, Minn.
Gil oanif 4partet bill ipnge vMme-
ritz" og en 6anif Gong, og ser bil
forebrigt blipe al Slags %ll1,oerbolo=
ming, Sport, Ma,iif, Cams olp.
On Yolt. poo programmed maa
uogao, nemlig Sfipeifponing, ioet
oct bite Zig umultgt at erbol6e
Mmrtnition, 6a Be amerifanife Mo=
rineioloater / 6isie Gage Dor br11gt
cit boloiom Meng6e berof oner /
1ranfrig.,
Set gooe 5ornaal fortjener, at
Soften faar Ell ltor Sililutring, %
hi baaber, at Geirguoin6er1,e bill
TITLE Jig gunltige l%igeoperfor Dogett.
MtIoo, bel meot i gauers 8orf
Spnoag Ben 230e Stunt.
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8aiebaIl.

ct. Saul, ion1 for Eioen ipiller
louisville, bar / BEN %for1pbne l1ge
tHe npbnep9roig forbeorct eller for
berret fin 5tilline. Sen fpriteaamp
moo 2%ontsbille bar Ell flor Gri1,mf
for ct. Saul, bpis Meo6ito11oere ip,=
tes at bore Zig Mmatprer, men oisfe
tog &ebancbe j Sc ienere autnpc.
Stil1ingen er for Gi6en for ct.
Saul 16 Sejre % 21 Eab ener 432
&ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
W AGENER
FOR
Sheriff

9en nurife Uncertainties Mftier.
Sfplge Eelegrom fra @opeofonto-
ret i &riltionin til. 2iniens Gbicago=
&ontor, 6ateret ben Bite Mai, bar
&urjen paa 2iniens Mftier poa &ri-
ltianio 8prs 477H pGt. eller
pr. Mftie.
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Dpbsfol6

blanot sfa11oinaper / ltee,,g SOB:
3eter Melion> 37s 2oofout Glace,
So Mor;; alice @ipian Dlien, 613
Goof ct, 10; Mrtbur 81. @abl-
quit, 731 Burn, 1S;; Mnorefp Bort
lil1o, GA 8roaomap, 70; 2aurence
9afer See, 1116 Mc2eon ct; ssap
&attina ssrenien, sic Mloine ct,
90 Mor.
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sibliaere Sfibslcae

poo "&riitianiafioro", 9r. S. g.
Sobnion, bar onertoget famine Still
ling paa Den nor1fe Nmerifolinies
1pe 3omper utStobangerfjoro".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
st. Paul.
s. 6. qansielbt,
SitD gbitor & Manager.
62S @n6icott Bldg.
gripat: 80 G.. 9tb @treet.
&elefon: 81. 50. Socfion 957.
9}hhe6er

B1ao peree Meooftioner / Senoe ie=
nett 9nsoag Aftcn. 8enpt oben1toa-
fnee aoresie % &elefonn,1mmer til
BInbets gitp @6itor og Manager.
Sa1n1,e Gtebs fan announcement
1rgncs og 0ontingcnt betoles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
9ei1 nprif=lnt6erife @irfc.

Naa Meoet / Sarge beih1tte0e
forleoen Da9 en- oberbejen0e Majo=
ritet al 6e 9elegere6e at Ia6e Sr6et
uysorif" 1togaa at Gallestitelen for
De norif-lntberlfe &irfer ber / M1nc=
rita.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
9f Emanuel Intberife Strife.

Sen nDe HrRf, 8a1tor sc. $.
BnHe fra 8ottineau, 81. 9, bill. BIZ
be inb1at / fit @mbeo beo 9llt Smo-
n1aeIs norf- lutberlfe Strife fpritfont=
n1enDe 9Bnoag, BEN is. bs. Sno-
aRtfellcn bill blibe foretaget al 8ro-
fesfor M. 8. 8ee fra Minneopolis,
1lpm bibtiI bar ubfgrt Menigbeosfor=
rdnl11gerne be6 &irfen. Ser bill
blipe 1pecieI Song for Mnlconinge,1.
Merigbeoens Monbsfor bill l1alte
SBnoag, ben 23be 6s., ipnge peb
Bnbsfene1ten i g%tiIInoter Stots=
TrngIeI-
Den 26en SuIi giber Monosforet
IN &onert i &iirfen i Sorbin6elie
nle6 CT patriotiH 9iliteInir1g, beo
bbiffen anleoning Menigbeoens
Serpiceflog bill blibe nfileret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14

Mniiferen S,1lins Snscr, Sr.,
Chicago, bar bberpet iig i Ilaaoen
% er afrejlt til Greet 2efes Mori-
notation, bpor ban er fnpttet til
ltore Mlliifforps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Sch &ibb eller &eparation al
16re btibs ben n%elfienotc Snbeler
Eisasn Relipu, 200 6. 7tb Street,
&orbtap 2ooe 90. s,

ssn.ser at @oree, ct. Hol1l, bolber
fsrffomme1oe Manoag, ben 17be
b. Mebe / Dob 6ellotps @oll til
aHlbrine al ct 5erbiceflag til Sore
for be al 2ogens Meolemmer, iom
for &iben er i &rigstieneite. , Gil
Nsoet er in6bu6t Spnngbc 2oge @o.
5, Dptre nf @oree, iamt Msorene
Ill De Meno, til bbis sore 6loget
nlsres.
AHeringen af .51oeet bill blipe
foretaget af 8re1ioenten for Spn-
nsDe 2oge, Mrs. SuIia @ettererer,,
% 6eIttolcn bill blipe bolot of @r.
gilbert @ltterIen. Ser bill oes11oen
blipR ct ipeeielt mulifalf &rogrom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14

BrDllnp.
Sen Soe Sum- bleb Trpfen Sulie
Netpeu % @rnit Carl &riIten Smut
len agtepieoe i ben Iutberife Strife
Il 8inpna, Mfinlt. 81 gnifer BET I'M
ge &or til 2Dffe.
Sgnrcr af- Mpr@s Sa,marbeibs-
;;pn1ite
for Sbillingbperne afbo16t Mp6e /
Mi1rneapolis ft6itle6en Eirs6ag til
Drpftelle al Seltligbol0elien at doe
SSl1li. Set beil11tte0es at afboloe Ell
ltprre fplles Set paa 5tats-l1dtil-
lingsgrl1noen, i bbilfen Set bill bel-
tage Iamtlige 2oger / 3pillingbper-
lie. Smiolertio bill Soften fife biz
be for 6e Norlfe alerle, men Ser ret,
tes Ell biertelig O%pforori1g, fife
olene til on6re Sfon6inoper, men
Soft al aIle Mationaliteter til
at 6eltage / Seiten, for 6erpeo at gi=
be be11ne ct ioa rationale 8rpg iom
muligt. Ser bill ON 6orn1i6oogel1
61ipe afbol6t norif @l10stienelte peo
Mortenlen, men gftermi0ba-
gems Galer og gbrige &rogram bil
5libe belt us amerifonif.
81 ifaI ienere gipe mer 0etoljere=
'e Splpsninger ON Grogrammet.
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Paid Observation-Disclosures and
issued for and by John Wagner 4th
& St. Peter ST., ST. Paul. $1.00 per n.
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spnntr % Dstre at Morae

Spnntr % Dstre Of Morge
! ct. Ba11I, nemlig Morofap 2oge
80 8 oa 5pnnbpe 2oge SEQ. 5, af-
bpIoer 5snoag BEN 3Ote Stunt fiji
nnrifse Bie11ic i NbnIett Sort, %
u o%pforbrer ollie MeoIemmer til at
nfgipe M66e. Nilte m%eobringes,
Ahporimob Safe erboloes oer116e.
- sfris efter SrIseaspm me,
1tf1s 1la1.
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Sturfebelpa.

Scr. og Wfrs. Banl 5tenberg,
2123 Selbp ADe ct. YouI, mootoes
! 5reoogs en- sen. Mooer % S9ns
er / be6lte geIgaaenoe.
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S%kandinaver, Sc her!

Vel oparuejdet Musikhandel, beliggende Minneapolis bedstl
Forretningsstr@g, salges straks paa Grund at Ejerens, P. L.
MeGns, pludselige D@d. For nermere Oplysnnger skriv til
B. MELIN, 223 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-09
DOUBLE TRACKING OF ROADS IS| KENNEDY| Head Alabama Public Serv- ice Commission Makes
 Recommendations to
 Director Prouty

Montgomery, September S.-(Special) Douple-tracking of large sections of rail- roads in Alabama and the purchase of more rolling stock and equipment is rec commended to the government by Sam P. Kennedy, president of the Alabama pub- lic service commission. MT. Kennedy Saturday sent letter to C. A. Prouty, director division of public service and accounting, Washington, in which these suggestions were made as answer tc, questions asked several days ago about the physical condition of the roads before the government took charge and the present time.
 Taking over the roads of the country by the government also took away au- tnorlty Of the public service commission 10 1lx rates. Only minor questions may now De acted upon by the state commits sion. MT. Prouty's letter went into the details of government ownership of the roads, and asked the opinion of the com mission regarding important changes.
 Tt is obvious that additional rolling stock and equipment is necessary to properly handle the traffic in this section With proper dispatch" says the commits slon's letter. There are also some of the properties that, in the opinion of the commission, would be mode economically operated if double tracked in part: in- creased terminal facilities at some points in the state could materially improve the service, relieving congestion"
 Regarding passenger service in the state, the commission says it would not say that under the present abnormal con- ditions 1t would be necessary to estab- fish any other passenger service than that now being furnished. If times were normal and the roads were operating under single management, there are certain trains that could be re-estab- lished"
 Movement of freight is not normal on account of the heavy volume and the serious shortage of equipment, the let ter says. The physical properties have not materially. .deteriorated since the gov ernment took charge, it is pointed out, with the possible exception of rolling stock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-09
MAINE ELECTION
 FOLLOWS QU|ETEST
 OF ALL CAMPAIGNS
Presidents Announcement Of Adjournment of POli- tics Taken Literally by
 Both Parties

PortiaEd, Me, September S.-After the quietest political campaign in recent years in the state, Maine will hold it's biennial election tomorrow for the choice of governor a United States senator. four congressman and the state legis- lature.
 The Presidents announcement of the adjournment of politics for the period of the war has been taken almost Iit- erally by both parties.
 Criticisms of Governor Milliken's ad- ministration of state affairs have marked the arguments 4dvanced by the demo- crats, who alsd have urged that the President should have. democratic Con gress to enable him to better carry on his work of winning the war.
 The republicans, on the other hand, have argued that the administration ai Washington has had loyal support from the Maine republican congressman and the state executive.
 For the first time in 60 years the sub ,ject of prohibition has hardly been men toned as an issue.
 The republican candidate for governor, Carl E. Milliken; for United States sen ator. Bert NJ. Fernald. and for congress- men. Louis E. Goodall, Wallace H. White, John A. Peters and Ira G. Her sey are all serving in the places for which they have been renominated.
 The democrats opposing them are: For governor, Bertrand c. McIntire; for sen ator, Elmer F. Newbert, and for con- gressmen, Lucius B. Sweet, former Con- gressman Daniel J. McGillicuddy, Ed ward Chase and Leon G. C. Brown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-09

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