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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
NEW RICHMOND DAM ALMOST
COMPLETED

Taking advantage of the low stage
of the river the government has begun
the work of erecting the gates and in
stalling the machinery at the dam at
New Richmond. When this work is
through dam No. 35 will be completed
and ready to turn over to the gov
ernment. 1t will make slackwater as
far up as Augusta and the dam "a will
be located near that place, which will
make the river navigable from Kama
wha to Cincinnati.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
BAD ACCIDENT
TO A POPULAR
BUSINESS MAN
Mr.. G. Z. Dietrich, Proprietor Of "De
Nuzie", FOund Unconscious In
Basement Of Store.

Mr.. Charles h. Dietrich was found
in the basement at the foot of the
stairs at 11:45 Wednesday night un-
conscious.
About 1880 Mr.. Dietrich passed Of
ficer Dudley Bloomhuff at Second and
Market streets on his way up Market
street.
Shortly after passing officer Bloom
hun Mr.. Dietrich entered his store on
Market street for some purpose un-
known and 1t is thought while in the
act of turning out the light near the
entrance of the stairway he missed
his footing and plunged headforemost
down the steps, landing on the con-
crete floor at the bottom, striking his
head which rendered him uncon-
scious, and it is feared fracturing his
skull.
Shortly after the fall officer Bloom
huff passed up on his round and find
ing the door unlocked, entered the
building and found Mr.. Dietrich at the
bottom of the stairway. He at once
summoned Dr. A. o. Taylor, who had
Mr.. Dietrich removed to Haywood
Hospital, where, upon examination of
his head, he found an ugly confusion
on the temple, and it is thought his
skull is fractured.
Officer Bloomhuff after assisting in
getting Mr.. Dietrich to the hospital,
went back to the store to see that it
was properly locked up and that ev-
erything was all right, and at the bot
tom of the stairway near where Mr..
Dietrich was found the officer picked
up two pocketbooks, note book and
a bag of money, which he guarded
and turned over to the proper author
tiles today.
1t is a deplorable accident to this
popular business man, coming as it
does right at the opening of one Of the
busiest seasons of the year, and it is
hoped that his injuries are not as bed
as they seem today and that he will
again be himself in few days.
Information from the hospital this
afternoon at 3 o'clock was to the ef-
feet that Mr.. Dietrich showed some
signs of improvement, but owing to
the tremendous shock it would be i'm
possible to determine the nature of his
injuries for some time.
pa,, DoIt,,o o,,stor, .oo;, od
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
Notice, Taxpayers
Penalty Goes On All County
Taxes December ISt, 1918.
6 per cent. penalty added if taxes
are not paid before the 1st
day of December.
G. E. GALBREATH
5hHriff MaEun Euunty
DIED IN FRANCE

A telegram was received this morn
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mefford
of Springdale from the War Depart
ment notifying them of the death of
their son, John w, Mefford, in France,
of bronchial pneumonia. He had left
this country only a few days before
hostilities ceased, being stricken
while en- route. He was one of this
country's drafted soldiers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
KENTUCKY'S new
WAR FUND GOAL
WILL Be REACHED
Campaign Managers Declare That the
State VIII Raise the New Goal
of $2,OOO,OOO.

With twelve districts out of the
twenty in Kentucky reporting to State
headquarters of the United War Work
Campaign drive last night, the State
is only $26,516. short of passing the
$2,0OO,OOO mark.
Today, the last official day of the
campaign, the State will go over the
81, 100000 mark in blaze of glory to-
night.
Some of the districts last night
could not report as representatives of
the drive we're up in the mountain
counties figuring up totals.
Every effort is to be made to obtain
the grand total for the State tonight
and wind up the campaign.
Kentucky's minimum quota at the
start of the drive was $1,77O,SO0.
No additional districts were report
ed last night as going over the top but
two, the Shelbyville district and the
Ashland district, were very neaPfo it
Nine new counties went over the top
last night, Lewis, Jackson, FLOYD.
Johnson, Magoffin, Pike, Carroll, Hen
ry and Oldham. This makes 9fIy-
eight counties of the 100 in the
State over the top.
The following are near the goal and
are expected to pass it easily today:
Livingston, Lyon, Rockcastle, Flem-
ing, Grayson and Lawrence.
Louisville did not report any fur
ther subscriptions with the exceptions
of the boys The Victory Boys report
ed a total for the day of S5,719, :
grand total in Louisville of $10,179.
Nicholas county is within $500 e
the so per cent. oversubscriptior
Breathitt and Wolfe counties, whic%
have been hard hit by the "fu", eXpeC
to continue their campaign until ney
| Saturday. In Jackson county nearly
all of the money has been raised by
school teachers.
| AS usual, the Covington district car
ried off the honors again last night
with most remarkable showing. The
district is now $1O6,S59 beyond the
original quota.
Boone county has nearly doubled it
original quota, Campbell county Is
$4,000 beyond its quota, Grant is well
over the top, Pendleton has almost
doubled its quota and Kenton has
doubled.
The remaining $500 to reach the fig
ure was raised in Covington yester-
day afternoon when r. p. Ernst,
chairman of the district, challenges
his fellow workers to make drive, he
agreeing to give half.
The totals for the State last nigh
as reported were: Women, SHIFTS;
boys, $46,521; girls, $33,7S7 colored
$12,S1O.
The reports by districts as received
at State headquarters last night were
District Total to date, $S9,749.
District 2-No report.
District 3--Total to date, $73,7OS,
District 4-No report.
District 5-No report.
District 6-Total to date $42,21S.
District mo report.
District 8-Total to date, $70,445,
District 9-No report.
District 10-Total to date, $47, ,436
District 11-Total to date, $27O,O14
District 12-Total to date, $45,525.
District 13-Total to date, $S6,10S.
District 14-No report.
District 15-No report
District 16-Total to date, $42,355.
District 17-No report.
District 18-Total to date. $1S.122.
District 19-Total to date, $62, 200.
District 2O-Total to date, $1O,O31
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
MADE A CORPORAL

Relatives here received word from
R. T. Gather, who is in training in a
mechanical training school in Cincin-
natl, that he had been promoted to
Corporal He is one of the enlisted
young men from this county, and is a
son of T. L. Gather. He is of the
opinion that he will get an Opportun-
ity to go to France some time soon,
and he has been anxious to go long
before hostilities ceased.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

The report of the condition of the
Farmers & Traders Bank of this city
at the close of business on November
18th is published in todays issue Of
The Ledger and should be studied by
all our readers. The growth of this
splendid institution under its present
management has been remarkable.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

The fine fall weather has enabled
the farmers to crib a good deal CT
corn. The corn crop is much better
han it was year ago and is also in
better condition for cribbing. The
highest price reported for sales so far
this season has been SLIGO for good
corn delivered. The regular price
seems to be about $1.50.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
FROM FAR OFF RUSSIA

Mayor Thomas M. Russell received
the following card from Mr.. Ollie
Greenlee, who is now stationed in
Russia
Dear Friend: How is every one in
the old town? Hope every one is all
o. k. Got some mail for the first time
in three months, got some Maysville
papers and read everything in them.
See where you have some big features
at the theater. Tell all the boys at
the Fire Hall hello. 1t is getting cold
up here, but we are fixed for it. Give
Mr.. Barbour by best.
PRIVATE OLLIE GREENLEE.
339 Inf. Co. f.
American Northern Russia Expedition
Forces, Archangel Russia.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

One of Rev. J. F. Ruggles little chill
dren is critically i'll at the emergency
hospital with slight hopes of it's re-
covery. This reverend gentleman GER
tainly has the sympathy of this COM
munity.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

At Cynthiana p. Fl. Kimbrough and
S S. Moore had their crop of tobacco
stripped and stored in the loose leaf
house there. One night fourteen of
the best baskets of the crop were stol-
on. The 5000 pounds which is missing
vas valued at about $1,000.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

The funeral of Miss Mary MeCul-
Tough VIII occur Thursday morning at
10 o'clock from the homo on Eaat
Third street. services beiug conducted
by Roy. John Barbour, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. at the
grave, The burial viii hq IN tho Maya,
sIlle ogmiery. Please ohIi nowern'
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Jigadier Brindle r Newell Stickley,
after a visit to his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Lou Stickley, of Forest avenue,
left today for the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station near Chicago
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
NUST BE SOLD AT ONCE

FOur-rOOm dwelling In good cOndi-
lion on Third street near Wood. Has
gRs, water and necessary Cutbuildings
on LOT 33X107. Hurry up and see
Hh0s. J.. Evan & Co. 20-tf
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
BABY BROWNING

A telegram received by relatives
here this morning announced the ar
rival of fine baby boy at the home of
CAPTAIN and Mrs. J. X. Browning in
philadelphia
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

]. L. Rankins and r. r. Bentley
sold their 1918 crop of tobacco at 40c
per pound, straight. This is the high
est price paid for a crop in Robertson
county this season. H. o. Lucas was
the purchaser.-Mt Olivet Tribune.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Edward f. Berry, of Mayslick, and
Miss Lutte Belle Bramel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Will Bramel, for.
mer Forest avenue residents, were
married today in Covington.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Mr.. Thomas Mccullough of Coving-
ton and Mrs ]. w. Black sf Cincin-
natl, are here to attend the funeral
of their aunt, Miss Mary Mccullough.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Powers have
taken UP their residence in the James
A. Wallace property at Commerce
and Forest avenue.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Mrs. Everett Linville, who has been
seriously i'll at her home on Fourth
street with pneumonia is not i'm
proved.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
BABY WHALEY

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whaley
at their home in Ironton, Ohio, a
baby girl. Mrs. Whaley was former
ly Miss Minnie Cablsh, of this city.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wallace have
moved to the corner of Lexington and
Forest avenue.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Fancy Greenup County Sorghum
S1.35 per gallon. Bring your Jugs.
14-tf II. LEE LOVEL.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
NO PRAYER MEETINGS THIS
WEEK

There will be no prayer meeting
services at the various churches this
week
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Mr.. Pickett Bouldin, after a visit to
his family on East Second street, has
resumed his position in Dayton, Ohio.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Fresh Baltimore Oysters received
daily. II. LEE L0VEL. 14-tf
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20
COMPLETE

Line Of Columbia Machines, aud fnll
line Of Records. Truthful statements
and liberal terms guaranteed.
CL00NEY, Jeweler, Columbia Dealer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-20

Fresh Baltimore Oysters rccei, ed
daily. II. LEE LOVEL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

soa ,,tilfreoslH HIlenbe: be open
|napnte GorboI6 e1lb nran al:
iages at bore / oberbebiife Ifbplos
%s pine, iaa gllnitige bar 6eres
o.. Singer alligepel peret paa 8e.
e ". 8pen 2o1toon (ber tal
le e. Him. SSn6bpggere) baDbe
1918 T.. Irreitatio1per for 9rnf-
fenifab, lB14 81, 600, men / 1917
fnn 10000 % tilDare116e Ste.
inltater meloes fra ollie engelife
@Der.
Denn fan berfor opinmnlere Sc
i11ltaterne al 6e engplife Mrtorite>
ters Sorbolosregler i Mfobolipergs-
nloalet / fglgenoe 0ro:: Ser er bic
bet brugt u1eget n1t1bre &or1 til
6remltilling al Mfobol emo fer; me
gen Ei6 ng mango @enge er bleped
*iparet, pe0 at 9lrbejberne 1n1 bar
Iangt ril1gere glosang til Driffeltn,
erne; bele 6o1fetS Mrbeiosfraft er
blepcn pget, iantti6ig meo at oets
n1oro1lfe Stanbpnnft er bleDct bgi-
net.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
8entan aegtet NJ. Gug.

Sorilag onl ~ Sag for sssacob 8.
gte11tau, Socialii itHtanoi6at for @u-
perrer, Der er 0en't for 9bertrpbel=
ie af Spioneriloben, er Hebe1 ufpiit,
ca set bIeb forelagt Sorene6e Sta
ters 9iitriifHts oouruler @age Morris
ube11 noget sSS11olng fra bons sagf9<
reres Sibe. 9isie irt6eob @nriel
nnl at be bil6e appeHere til be Sor-
elle0e 1staters Seieiteret. Sffglge
SAagen begif 8entall ii,1 Sorieelie 5.
81. ssSuli 1917 og bleo iogn1t 5. II.
9(pril 1918.
6oriag ON nj Sag for SSarnes q.
Aeterloh Der beo 8rirnpna1get bar
repltblifa1f &anoi0at for Ser1otor
in1oo @tru1e 9eeliot1 blep ogioo fore
lagt 9onrmer Morris af Sranf 2ar-
rabec, Neterions 5ugfprer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
81. Ntartin Seeb,ts

og6e 6re6ag @fte1 lit &iem ! Sbell
2afe, fg6t gfaa6e1t, Se1ter til 8ianilt
@ngen gfaaben berlteos, 1an1t to
E@pnner, SsSngolf Der er 5tabent be6
&arbarb, og Olaf, Ger er bien1nre,
oe Dgtrene &etra (Spgepleierife be6
St. &aul SoipitaD og @briitine.
Ne1tor &111te Seebus i 2ocuit, ssSSa.,
er en- 8rooer.
Mfopbe, Ser bar @ra6uent af 2lt'
tDer College, bar foot 9eorge, no
bo11orebe / 1872 fra &riifidniun6 og
fnm til Chicago n1eb fine Sorelbre,
gbriltopber 8u6e @eebus, ion1 be6e
for 40 Mar fi6en, og @u1trl1 MrS.
Margretbe Seebus, Der bar meged
go6t fien6t / Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
@eribins erbolber sGreslegionens
Stprfprs.

&aris, 36ie Mug. 9perithfon1ntatt-
feren0e for 6e amertfanife Mrmeer
i Sranfrig ssSobn @eribing fit i6ag
of BEN franife &egiering 9greslegio-
mems Storfors. &ren1ier1niniiter
Glemencealt ien6te fglgen6e Gele=
gram til &erlbing uDet er mig en-
flor @lebe at nn6errette Del11, min
Ifi9re General, onL at Sen fronfe
Gepublifs &egiering bar belluHet at
ti1oele Sem 9greslegto1te11s @for=
TORS. &egieringen gnlfer at amer
|Hen6e pe6 6enne n6mGrfelie 6e emf
nerte @genifaber, De bor lagt for
0age11 og 6e glin1ren6e Sieneifer, De
Dor poet, be6 at organilere fna bnr=
hgt og effeftipt Be aurerifonife Erop-
per / aranfrig. Sra11frig ffol aI6rig
forglemme, at oct bar / ct 8iebltf,
"a &onrpen par melt bitter, qt e6ers
1;omprfe6e Ernpper toni for at bip1
pc oS / bore Mnitrengelier. 9ette
&ors ifal bere @pr1bp1et pna Dor
|Tofnenumeligbe6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Zen britiffe Glaabes @efit.

2on6on, 4. slug. &ool oell fier6e
aors6ag for Storbritanniers 9elta=
|Gelie / &rigen offe1tligeipr M6n1ira
ltletsiefretpren 9pgaber og &ien6s=
|gjerrtnger, Ser falter ct opn1l1ntren-
s. 2Ds poo be Mlliere6es @ituation
|tiligs.
Den brittife Meari1re forr6en Sc
amerifanife StDrfer, Ser mt l6gigr
en- De1 af 6ens @a1npittprffe, beitaar
for nerberettoe af &rigs- og &ieI=
feifibe meb en- ian1let 9o1lnage al
|G,5O0,0OO mos 100000 / 1914.
IS 6enne Sis er on1tre1tt tre fpart
|ilOaton Cons gaoet tabt, met for
|1tgrbgre1t6e biier 5lan6en en- Sor-
pgelle al 100 @rocent. @elptl1i1ger
er iteget fra 100000 Sfficerer og
Wte1tige til 394 900.
Sen ianle6e Sfibstonnage al olle
Sentiotaliteter fpl1pniaret Iiha1 ssSt16.
ferelfen af &onboilbdte1ret er 61,.
691,000, bDoraf 374,000 e1er ca.
81 8rocent er gaaet tabt, n1eoe1s
i oe Dar &o11boi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

18beinls, JON enonn er en- Corn
Epiet poo Jienoen st 8ar @dnge
bar ifore 5t6bffber reiit fig fora11
Doufirtten, 11aar @rnnater ct faloer
i 6ens NRrbe6. Ween 6a Stgbei
1igien Hnfte bort, bite set fig, at
|Nirfen bar uifaot. Don1ffiirfen iont
|Selbe6 ipnes pan Mfitano ubergrtt,
men be, fonn bar beiggt Ben, flyer,
at ben fun er en- bull @fnl, fom b9-
Der 1ig / ippgelieoetig 5forbe6 %
|fpotter Gpfernes Mnifrengelier.
SO GIDbere nebif,1bt,.
2on6on, 8. gug. g1 ugentlig
N@apport al a1ftfan1pene oiier, at !
2Gbef al fto1te rge blep paa 8elt-
frorten 20 fienotliee Slppere fuot
11e6, og II beifa6iget, bDorimo6
Gngl9r1oerne FIN n1iiteoe 81 Ma-
finer.
&an Be ar1ore 6ronter er Der ifel-
&c Nee66eleler p6elagt 18 Merop1o-
ller mere, iom bar foitet 8ritterne 2
Maifiner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
3oitforIenbelien til @ulbater
fritiieres.

@enator @iram SSobnlon ira Ga
lifor1ien angreb b9ftigt &olfforien=
6ellen til Sc amerifa1ffe Solbater
Sra11frig / en- bitter Sale, ban 11p-
Zig bol6t i 5enatet. Son iagbe::
oMaar EN- nng Ma110 ser obre,
{, 900 Mei1 fra &iernn1et, erfarer, at
Ser Dug efter Sag ifte er roget @olt
til ban1, ifignt Soften fonlmer i11o,
cg 8repe er blebet ffrebet til bann,
er Bette noget af 6et met biertelple,
ion1 TON gipres oberfor banl og Der
CT ingen @runo, bporfor bi life fan
rette oette, ber1onr 6et ligger iroen=
for MuIigbe6en al &ettelle."
Meo &enipn til en- &eiolution, fon1
genatt bar beotaget angaaenoe
Mp1tens burtigere Sorienoelle til
Solooterne, iag6e ban
vSn Sen Ne1olution 1pareoe Yo1t-
r,oiter General, at ben 8aaltano, at
Yoitforie11bellen / Sranfrig til bore
@oloater bor nsiel, bar lt6en @rnt1o;; /;
men BERT bar @oltmaiter General
oblolut taget fell.
uesSeg taler af per1onlig Grfarit1g
mes n1ir16lt en- 5olout 6ranfrig.
Genne bar life engang faoet ct Breb
!cm Moone6en fra bGnS Santtlie, og
cog frep Sc til bant fire @ange ON
ltgen. 9gngltelig oper, bbao Der
fltn6e bore Fet / &ientntet, telegra=
fcre6e ban til 6em.
nssSSeg flyer, at be @repe, 1orn git
|1llelle1n os, er let talte. &on fit ct
|nf bper lefs al mine. Seq fit ct al
Dner fire al bans. Saaoon bar ct
tuationen peret ii6en liodte Marts. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Gn MI Draftlop.

8aibineton, 3. Slug. Sra 18 til
45 4ar er ben Ml6er lat / ben ME.
DrafHob, 1on1 Man6agS bIep frer1-
|1agt for 'Senatet af 5enator @ban1-
berlain, ifplge en- officiel notaIelfe.
a. Sefreter 8afer.
2oben ben1pr6iger Breii6enten
til at inofa16e ben unoer 81 Mnr til
Sraning Der / 2nn6et eller at i11o-
fcIoe bem ii6lt til oberl6iif Sienelte,
|bbis set bIiDer rp6benoigt.
8efienbtgigrelien af bisie Mbers-.
|grgnier bar en- flor Sberraifelie for
mango on &ongresien ita6ig bar
|bRret imo6 at gaa un6er 21 Mnr8
M6eren. Ser bar ogfoa beret 1tnrf
|Stemning for, at i11ge1l lon lite er
ganmel NOT til at babe Sten1rneret,
fful6e in66ol6es til WdIit9rtiiene1te.
Set er BrGii6e1tens Gonfe, ata
De, ion1 er. nelIa1t 18 og 81 Mar,
'te6 Si0en af ben 1nilit9re l1boa1t-
nellie ogiaa ifal bape Sag1o6 6annelfe.
Safer bar bi6inotiI p9ret / 5abgr af
cf fptte ben neoerite @renie beb 10.
9(ar, men 5e1ntor Chamberlain og
@ropoif War1bal General groipoer
Gar giorf oeres ssS$n6f flp6elfe iaa gipl-'
hcnoe operfor Dam, at ban bar for
|nnoret Mnifuelfe meo Set1iD11 til
|oenne Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Sfib bbaqet / "a Sage.

0aflal1o, @al., 4. Slug. Sbag 1gb
af Stabelen 6et ftore 6ragtlfib al
gtadl, ssSnbincible, ion1 bar en- 8ere-
fraft of 10000 Sons. Sftbet bleh
bDgget paa Mlmne6a 5fibSb9rft,
fpm tubprer @etblebem @fibsbDg-
11ingsforporatio1t. @erftets 8eitD.
rere paaitaar, at bette er en- 8er6enS=
refor6, oe bar lat, % set fun bar
taget "a alminbelige Mrbeios6age al
bngge Sfibet.
ssSnpincible Ell BET 106e 9Th, ION
bette 8prff bar bpgget 1918 og 6e1
24be, Ser er lpbet af 5tabelen i 0af.
1nnb @abn..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
'6ri1. Bn,|ral1 nD Natin.
1alitPtpr1lp.

&ongresien ifuIoe life bore til-
frc0S mes blot at bebtage 2oDel1.
tipm forbDoer ben tpff-amerifan
lgHiance;; ben ffuloe itrafs u6tale fi1
,,&enftgt at 1orb06e alle oobbelte Na-
tionaliteter Mmerifa efter &rigeu.
,,geale6es notalte 5enator 8orab
fra Soubo fig for 11Dlig L sSenatet
uDet er paa Sioen," fag0e ban,
uat bi antager ct 8rogra1n og en-
Politif, 1ont fan bife 6el11 11feiBar-
||l1et> at Nn1erifonisne er ct Gpsngb-
benoigt og ltrnob9rligt &rincip, %
a: bi iffe bill ofre BET eller opgibe
bet n6en &omp.
usS5eg flyer til oenL ion1 fonlnler
j. lan0t os:: u5lut ier til os bet
itore Soretagett6e;; Bib en- Sci af
rs. ut S eller eoers Sorfa6re er
fpbt ct frenne0 2anb, ifal life
bore inoo ier, forbi Entertainers
itear be0 anterifanlfe Bri1eipper.
Gtpt Dor anrerifanife Nolittif og
SS6ealer, og 9grespIa6iertre 1taar
aobne for jer ! 2igbeo lne6 bent
bbis Marer f1p6er 8looet .of bore Hil-
grimsfp6re.
uMaafte ingen Mennelfer Der ID
ge at p1anlggge 6eres 8arti1triooig-
beoer elGer frentbringe Sierlotligbeb
til 6orbel for 6eres utpife @ulh1r"
De Tan fornme til 1neget at fprtrD0e
BET. Set fon foa111ne til at betDbe
rpegen 2ioelie og 0pofrelie for Dem,
oeres gprn % 9erne6prn; men
naor De itaar for an1erifanife sSbea-
Ter og anerifanife &rinciper, iua bill
oenne gfepublif gibe bbert enefte
0eenneffe, iom mo0tager oet1s 8or-
gerifob, ben im1ttte 8efpDHelie, forn
ben giber Dem, Ser bar bobt set gooe
&elo at b1ibe foot Der.
uDerfor er 6e, ion1 bar befattet
fig neo at 1n6erbile bent ser fo1l1-
mer Der til 2an6et, o11t, at Ser er
Wen1igbe6 for Ell fpa1tef Eroifob, at
Der er en- bpiere Groffab, ligeiaa me-
get bette 2arbs Sie1t6er ion1 ber11, Ser
paa BEN a16en SIDE af &apet retter
line 8oaben ino6- bore 8orgere. ("
9isle 11otalelier er ct l1oilag of
omerifanif gbaubinisrne; og Sc bifer
flart at 5e11ator 8orab life for-
1taor De SS1tbbanbre6es StiIling Ter
/ 2an6et, 6eres Selelier operfor 2a1-
bet oeres 9fet fom Mennefer og
Borgere Der i 2anbet, eller 5bao
ian6 uMmericanisn11 betD6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
.60n1rrJynrr kan faa
Bnrgerrrt.
Spnberibber fan hibe amerifanife
BDrdere.

9prn9rfion1beben benle6es paa,
lat ifglge 6en ggnbring til gsaturolt-
letionslobe1, 1on1 traa6te &raft s,
Is. Mai ioar, Tan tpffe l1n6erfaatter,
Der erfl9re6e set for 6eres Seniigt
at blibe amerifanffe 8orgere ben
bolosbiS fgr 6e1 5. Mpri1 og 6. De-
ecnrber 1917, fqa beres a1tben &opi-
rer praftiif tolt / 2gbet of iant1ne
9i6Srun1 fon sSn6bunore6e fra on.
6re 2ar1be. De regnes life for fje11ot=
lige l16len6inger, bba6 Naturaltia-
tion angaar, og fan opnaa 8orger.
rettigbe6er / fu16 l16ltr9fnit1g.
Set ene1te D6erligere, &rab, 6e1
TITLES for beres DECENTRALIZATION, er,
at en 2i1te ober iaaoanne glni9gere
fgrlt ffal irblet1bes til Suititsbepor-
tementet til l1116erl6gel1e. Dette bil
fnrgge 0en l96banlige Hrgbettb fra
3 Maane6er til 4 Maoneoer.
SDffe l1n6erlaatter fan oglaa 1ta-
big notoge fpr1te @apirer og efter 2
Mars 8orlpb, naar 6e bar opbolbt
|ftg n1in6if 5 9lar i 2a11oet og igb-
oigt opfploer 0e ie6oan1ige 8etin.
gel1er, faa oeres on0en &opirer.
|goafren1t bel at 1119rfe Sc of Su-
ftits6eparte1net1tet / ioa6anne Eilfel-
be anitille6e l1noeri6gelfer giber til
&eiultat, at 6e fortiener at blibe
Borgere.
9isle Splpsntl1ger er al i9rlig
Sntersle for 6e 1111oturali1ere6eS eS6n=
6erjboer, Ser flint 6e er 6anffe al
8lo6 og 9lnerifdner / 6eres SDn1-
potter, for1nelt er tDffe l1noerIaatter
oa berfor rorntes al Sen for 9@1o-
ringen al 8. Mai gjel6en6e 8eltem-
+melie ON, at l1n6eriaatter af fjenot,
lige 2an6e life funbe faa 6eres en-
oelige @orgerpapirer, 1aalpnge &rt
gen barer.