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The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28
TENTH GRADE ESSAY
"WHAT THE PHILIP SCHOOL is DOING
TO HELP FINANCE The WAR;"
By Vera L. Mccoy

The school children of our ma
tion are doing more to help fl
nance the war, which we are now
engaged in than they have in any
other war. The children are
helping in many ways. The ma
jority of them belong to the
Junior Red Cross. The Philip
has the honor of being one of the
first schools in the state to have
entire membership.
The school children are also
doing their share of the knitting.
The amount of work done by our
school along this line is surpris-
ing. In the High School alone
about forty sweaters haye been
knitted, a large number of socks
and a few helmets.
The grades have also done their
part. Many have knit sweaters
and a few other articles. Besides
the making of the quilt, that was
made by the pupils, from blocks
which they had knit.
The school children are also
helping along other lines. They
are buying the Thrift and War
Savings Stamps, which are on
sale at the banks and postoffices.
The principal reason the govern
ment began the selling of these
was to enable the school children
to help carry on the war fnan-
cially. The children have taken
a great interest in this and have
bought large numbers of them.
In buying these it teaches the
child to save and makes him
thrifty,
There are a number of ways in
which the child may do some
thing in order to earn money to
buy these stamps. When buy
| ing these we are not giving our
money to- our country but are
just letting it use it. For the
government has promised to pay
! all the money which it has bor-
rowed, back with interest in 1923.
So they really a wise investment
for anyone.
The sale of the liberty bonds
in our schools is not as large as
that of thrift stamps but there
are even a large number of pupils
owning liberty bonds. The Philip
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28
MUST BRING IN
SURPLUS WHEAT
new WAR ORDER SET MAY 18th As
DATE BY WHICH IT MUST Be De-
lIvERED.

A special appeal to the farmers
of South Dakota that they shall
bring all of their wheat except
their necessary reserves for seed
to market before May Is, as a
war call and a service for Uncle
Sam who is fighting for his life,
comes from Herbert Hoover,
United States Food Administra.
tor, by telegraph. The message
is being sent to all parts Of the
state through every available
channel by c. N. Herreid, FEEDER
al Food Administrator for South
Dakota.
Mr.. Hoover's appeal follows:
In order that we may comply
with the urgent demands of the
Allies for wheat and at the same
time take care of our own domes-
tic supplies, we urgently need
this year an earlier and more
complete marketing of the wheat
in farmers hands than usual.
The Allies are taking from US
fifty per cent of other cereals
than wheat to mix in their bread.
Inasmuch as the people in allied
countries and the soldiers must
be fed with bread baked in bak-
cries it is impossible for them to
prepare bread made wholly out
of other cereals and we must
furnish them with sufficient
wheat to maintain their bakery
loaf. II
l, therefore, appeal to all Of
the farmers in the state of South
Dakota that they shall bring all
of their wheat except their neces-
sary reserves for seed to market
before May 18th. This is war
call and a service for Uncle for
his life. If your local miller is
unable to buy all the wheat that
is offered, market it at the other
customary trade c h an n e ! $
through which it will reach the
Food Administration Grain Cor
poration. Herbert Hoover.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28

ed every Is yards and kept up
such a hail of lead that nothing
could stand against it.
Against this storm Of metal the
British are now holding their
ground although they have con-
Quoted an orderly retreat for a
distance approximately fou r
miles along a 81 mile front. The
Germans are depending upon
their mass of men to break the
western line and are sacrificing
lives at the rate of 100000 a day
according to estimates. All mil
itary authorities agree that their
gain is small compared with the
price they have paid for it.
The Germans claim to have
captured $4,000 prisoners and
300 guns. One report is to the
effect that the Kaiser person
ally conducted the campaign and
is in command of 100000 men.
A Paris dispatch states that the
Germans have been shelline Par
is during the past few days with
a new long range cannon from
distance of over seventy miles.
1t is claimed that the gun has
been located at a distance of 76
miles from the Paris city hall.
Military experts in this country
doubt this story as it is claimed
to be impossible to manufacture
a gun that would throw a shell
the distance claimed. The Paris
dispatch states that from parts
of the she'll found it would indi-
cate that the gun was of Austrian
manufacture.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28
EXTRA SESSION
ENDED SATURDAY
COMPLETED WORK AND ADJOURNED
AFTER PASSIN6 SEVERAL MEASUR-
ES OF IMPORTANCE.

After being in session less than
six days the special session of
legislature adjourned last Satur-
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Many bills were passed of more
or less importance many of them
being appropriations to meet
needs brought about by the war.
Among the measures of consid-
cradle interest to every locality
is the legalizing of the council Of
defense and appropriating the
sum of $4,000 for the purpose of
meeting the needs of the organi-
zation.
The measure ratifying the ma
tional prohibition was passed,
and also a joint resolution to con-
gress declining national aid in
the purchase of seed and feed, a
bill having recently been intro
duced in congress along that line
effecting certain northwestern
states.
A law was passed prohibiting
the teaching of the German Ian,
guage in the grade or private
schools of the state. A law was
passed freeing soldiers in the war
from debt and taxes during the
war and for six months there
after.
One of the important laws pass
ed was that drafting idle men to
useful work under the direction
of council of defense.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28
LIST OF JURORS.

List of jurors drawn for the
April 1918 term of circuit. court:
Sturgis Lord, Michael Feeney,
Isaac Colvin, Henry B. Hudson,
William Haerer, Charles P. Wof-
ford, Charles H. Walker, Edward
Seidler, Jesse M. Gull, Alta Alice,
S. N. Dorwin, S. w. Russell,
Frank Slocum, G. A. Staley, Ira
C. Lester, George O.. Mccoy,
James Cavanagh, Martinus Kro-
men.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28

For sale, or trade for property
in, or near Philip, good unimprov-
ed 80 acres in farming district of
New Mexico, every foot plow
land, abundance of shallow wat
er, mild winters, good neighbors.
Least price $22.50per acre. Clear
title. Will carry back $500.00.
Adolph Holiday. 6 miles on
Northfork. Philip. 19-1t
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28
WORLDS GREATEST BATTLE ON
ALLIED ARMIES ARE DRIVEN BACK
ALON6 u MILE FRONT. T.--CLAlMED
THAT GERMAN LOSSES ARE 100,0
A DAY.

The long expected German
offensive on the western front
started last Friday and on Satur-
day reached such intensity as has
never been heard of before. Re-
ports state that the Germans out
numbered the British several
times over and their fire was so
fierce as to wipe out the barbed
wire entanglements and level the
trenches. 1t is claimed that along
the German front guns were plac-
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28

The Home Land & Abstract
Co. of Haakon County makes
farm loans. Their rates and
terms are best in the county
Better see or write them at Mid
land or Philip. S. d.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28

Making total of $l25l.25 for
the entire school including the
liberty bonds and the Thrift and
War Savings Stamps.
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28
school has certainly done a great
deal along this line as each of the

era.ses have some. During the
last week Professor Van Camp
and the other teachers have TAX
en- a census of the school and
they have found that the differ
ent grades have bought the fol-
lowing amounts of Thrift and
War Savings Stamps and Liber-
ty bonds.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
GtDrt Snberi.

&iebenbabns @oliti bar for1eoen
Mften gjort ct n6merffet <p oe
facet fat / en- Sag, Ser iiffert bill
leoe til DpfIaringen al en- Meng6e
LAT Sen ft6ite Ei6s Metaltpperier.
nofor @ien6ommen 81aagoar6s-
gooe 49, @ipbenbabn, iaa en- 0p6n-
ger 1ogle nnge Menneifer bore itore
Mengoer Metal fra en- f1lot belns=
let 8ogtr. @anife bilt fan6tes ser Ell
Meetalifeberi / @ienoomn1en, men
ban bleb mart fIar ober, at Metallet
ifffe git BERTH, men til Ell 2eiligbe6
i Suiet. Gent pno Mftenem itorme6e
No1itiet 6erne 2eiligbe6. Ser an
bolotes - lt1ge Menneifer, pg ser
fonftatere6es ct belt @meltepprflte0.
@je11nem De f~orelpbige 6orbgr er
bet hrifateret, at Sc IL MnboIote
banneoe en- flor Epbebon6e, - Sc 9
lat benz er Serrba116Iere. SIT set
Deetal, Der omimelteoes / 2eiligJe-
ben, bar iHaalet, oeIg fra @aoeIpg-
ter paa Mtrager, 6els i Gorm al
Rroieftilliiftpdtfter fra Mrnager Gelleo,
oels fro gier,oon,nle oberaIt Bpetr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Galben / Tranfria.

On u1g &oriensianer @ilb. @pren-
fem @pn al D%rejermeiter g., en- Sen
Bite Mugult fol6en poa SEN frantic
Sront. Gtlb. 6srenien, ser bleb 60
Mar ganme1, Dor a111tralif Sribillig
% baboe bpret be6 Gronten / 1Iz
Mar. 6orel6rene mo6tog. for ct @ar
Gage fioen @reb fra bam; ban me6=
bette %, at ban bab6e set go6t.
8rebet bar frepet Sen 2Soe Mngrit
tire Gage efter fol6t gan.
!. = On / Eransba / Sorne beb
@aroe boiat pnere &usmano be6
Napn Sens 8rincb, Ser bar Ggnoer=
iDoe al Spbiel, bleb be6 @rigens
n6bru0 in6fal6t til tpif Militertje=
neltc. Set meo6eles mi, at bon. Ell
faloen / 6ranfrig. EiIbage iipber
MI bans Gnfe og ct @or 5maobgrn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Ritarpnlanbif &pnpaani.

Otter S%n6bpoelle of 5ogfgrer
8itb=Neterien, &ipbenbabn afbol0=
teS fornplig ct Mp0e, bpor set peo=
togeS at oprette ct Selifab ur1oer
geobn al Mftieielifabet 9itgrgnlanoif
&o1npag11i me0 en- glftiefapitat poa
100000 Scr, f5boraf pes og al @tif=
terne er tegnet ca. 100000 &r., me-
oens &eitem ieges tegnet nnoerbaan-
ben, Gil gelifobets fprite @e1tprelic
balgteS &onlul, Direftpr 8. @ben6<
len &elitnggr, @roS1erer g. 6. ST.
Mgller, Sobrifant 80. @iebe, @ros=
ierer S. 2ino og 5ogf6rer @itb=
Seterien, ollie al &jpbenbapn.
Selifabets Sormoal er / &an6e5s
pleme6 at anlpgge &.olonier poa ngr.
mere eltemte Steoer / 9itgrpnlono.
2eoer, erforent Man6ifab og 9fib
og uornitning ct iifret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Danife spcialiiter.

Sen tpifpenlige &ol6ning og @irf:
iombe6> en- flor 9eI al set 6anfe
Socio1oemofrati bor biit, bar bepir-
fef EN- Splitte1ie / &artiet og Dn11=
nellie at EN- ny SociaIiitgrnppe. S en-
Beretning ON 9onneli en al Set npe
Barti flyer Sen 'le6en6e 6nn1fe 60
|cia1iit 80. MifoIoifen:
IS i@ociale 9p6rgsmaal er bort
Rartis @rogram 11eiagtig set iamme
iom bet gom1e 8artis. @i forlob
BET gamle &arh, bore for6i ben 6on=
|ffe Mrbei6sflasie b1eb trpt af 2e6el-
len til fnaonnne fampittigbeosleie
|2eoere iom @orgbierg % 6ta1ning,
Der iimpeftben bar&eoifnber i Sen tp-
tie Megierings &enber. Deune Gtil-
ling er % mo6bb6eIig, fgrft forM hi
CT Socialtiter, % ber1oait foroi bi og-
|ida ct Dnifer.
Der er ft,gen Sorbrpoelie, ion,
9piferne barebegnnet, Tom 8orgbiera
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
6rbatelia naierning.

Gprbeoer 9llfr. @eteriens &uitrn,
,@ormsbei 1, 0pborg, bar forle=
ben Scot / ct Mnfal6 at Sin0sforpir-
ring ombragt to al fine 8prn, ben
,,femaarige &oul Marius og ben tire
,anrige Setter Mn6reas. SUN bar ta-
get benz op at 5engen, baaret benz
''no / &iigfffenet og bolbt benz iaa
lpnge me6 @obe6et UNDER gan6et |
ct &ar, til be 6e6e. SUN bar beref-
ter forla6t 2ejligbeoen og .begibet
fig til 8ologrape1 / Sen &enitgt at
oruf11e fig, men Mooet ipigte6e benz
De, og bun git i Ste6ef for til So
lttiitotione1t % fortalte / .uiammcn-
bengenoe Srb, bbuo BUN DoDoe
giort. &en6es Ma16 paagne0e &l.
Dalp 6 %: benteoe ltrafs Ell 2nge,
men olle 0plipningsforieg bot for
gjGbes. &onen er inolagt paa So
ipitoletS 5in0s1Dgeafoeling Sun
bar / lengere Sis beret melanfolif
og bar n6talt, at set be6Ite for 86r-
meme bar at 6r1fne Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Saf for itbit!

9u Observation-Disclosures / set ar16e1
og treble &rigsaar bar poo tit bpie
tie, bar Der en- Sernbaneasit1tent pef
Nabn &ofoe0> 1om tjente MiIlione,
paa fine observation-disclosures 9ar
bleb fietbt paa 8prl en- 1ra6er NaDne1
r5porififeren". @a11 bar ct al ser
meget o1rtdlte v&eflellerer0reng'
W}elcbiorS Ofre> og ga &racbet Tom
|baooe BAN lnDot &ofoe6 for r11n6t e1
|Nor Willioner &roner. Men u@por
|1ftfteren" tog Sabet foloblo0igt. Sar
[1ogoe Blot: ~M1an bar 10 beloigbiS
i'm Gage be0 Stotsbonerne." 81
|Rar Guiin0e &roner Dor BOG 11of ifft
De ereIte, 5an laa in6e mes. S bper,
Solo fortlatte ~5porififtere11" 11for:
trg6en fin 5pefr1latio,1 1tooig mel
Selo, og Eengene anbragte Fan
|faite @%jenoomme, al bbtlfe fam blet
@ier af u6ifilli9e.
Men en- ifignne Dag tom ser SUI
fra @eneraloireftgren, at set ifff
ibmmeoe fig en Sernbaneosiiitent
ben GRAB at gao OBJ Spefulotionerl.
&ofoe6 fit fin MfIfe6 fra Sc 0on1ff
StatSbat1er. Set bleb bon imi6ler:
ti6 meget fornermet ober % ne6lag:
De iforp Broteit, og Ga Get fife bialp
bar mi uSporffifteren" toget EN- qr1t.
1om Sebn: ban bar fi6bt set &ns
|bbori @eneral6ireftdren Dor. @e1
l1'go, en- Spiigelie til @enerd161reftg.
rem. ~9porlfifteren" fIDtter 1elb INF
! 2eiligbe6em og Mnoerlen-Mlitrut
forn1ner til at ltaa 1t6en Eaq ODE,
,Sobe6et.
nnegte1ig Ell raffineret @ebn, ion
ifnn cit Man6, Ser far @na6 til set
fan anbenoe. Men set bar u@por
%ififteren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Mpberne Srfeitcr.

Danmorfs popl1lere1te M1llif6iri-
gent, Carl Soban Meimt1g, Sea
las ti6ligere Ml,iif6ireftpr, birige-
rer fra lite 0ftober 0rfe1tret boa
8ipel. 'Gamtibig 3erme6 11bbibes
bet fra 12 til 81 Mon6, og Ser CT
fiebt Sober for 10000 &r. Gnobi-
oere bil be @amle paa @artop, Ml,
6erstreit, Mlmtn6eligGe6en og pao
Spgebiemmet bper Sag fra 5-6H
faa 2eiligbe6 til at bpre ST. Mei=
Mauitf> ioet ser inolegges Sci
frofoner, 1om foripneS n1e0 @tarf=
ltrgm % iaa fan Sc @amle iao rort
ftooe / 6eres Samlingsih1er og npoe
ben 11omerfe6e Mh11if.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Vii De Hj@lpe?

bet paa G5ar geicolai er blebet off
cielt befreftet> og Mor6et paa Sci
|ierinben og beroes Dtre ct blepet
|officielt 0ementeret, bar Ser bqret
iaa 1tr5erligt og anglteligt 1ttlle ON
&eiierinoe 9agn1ars Nabn. Man
baabe0e set beoite, me1t bar forbe=
're6t paa set per1te, og 9temninge11
bar / Ben Mnle0ning ogiaa prret
trpffet be6 Oct 6on1fe @of.
Nu bar Brins &al6emar, set bon=
|ner &inbele6 mellem Sen gornle og
ben nDe Sis %in6enfor &ongefamilien>
|ife1ge Sort 2an6", faoet Ell lt9rre
&oIt fra fiji Seiter, 8eiierin6e Gag
mar.
Dt frenlganr al 8repene, at SEN
'tioligere 6anife 8rinles1e UNDER Sc
|%fortbipleoe Sorbolo / set frem1neoe
|2an6 bnr bebaret bele SEN m9rfp9r=
|6ige Sin6sro og 5jels1tprfe, ion1
alle Denbes Smgipeller allere6e lertc
at beunore nn6er ben frpgtelige
Sernbonel1lpffe | @orbi, og paa fit
|lnnge Mej1e meb Meran6er SEN Gre=
|6ies Sig til Hetrogroo.
# - -| -
Me6 iter1te Mo og ganife iebnt,
|uoen 8ef1agelie og oberflg6ige Or6>
beretter &ejierin6en ON olle 6e utro=
ltge 2ibelier og 8arer, iom fun bar
giennemgaaet> meoe1rs bun bar iet
itr egen Datter f1pgte gienrrem Soc
relid, forfl1lgt al Sc Ng6garoi1ter,
Der bepogtebe BEN teiierlige Sami1ie.
Sen6es 2i6el1er er bleben manage
'6obleoe be6 Ben niifferbe6, / bbi1fen
bum er ite6et me6 &enipn til fine fje-
res 5fiabne @ei1erin0en ct blebet
berebet aft og ejer intet> better lite /
noenlanofe gm1fer. @un er itillet
boo famine Maa6e eller ringere, ems
i fit Sis &ejierin6e @1genie efter
&eifer6enmets Smmenbru6 i
Wnn er life belt p~odli6eligt 11n=
6errettet ON &eiferin6e 0agmors
|@tilling / 9iebliffd. Seen set 1pa,M
bog hi, TOM ON BET bill bere mlili9l
for ben6e at fl111re foanme til Dan=
mort for at fin6e ct i6bniif Sbilefte6,
i set lille, freoe1ige 9Di6gre> iom BUN
F1enges iaa in6erligt og reren6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Sc ihifes Giaer.

&an 6u, min Sen, en- @ige fin6e,
from iom en MarbuSianerinoe,
fin iom en Meb fra &otbers ST.
Tom &moers- Higen imuf og bl1,
rig iom en- Malborg=@lu 20 % tro
ION Dptrene fin6es i &olitebrol
i 5a1iet bant til flint og CROFT,
iom 11nge @iger 9@beltoft,
|0annet og m1rtter og rig poa 8its,
|1om mon benz finder / Gre6eritS,
neifom, torbelig og belfeoen
ION &oloniiternes 8ern fra &eoe1,
|ionr &ibeS Niger al Sglelie fulo,
|iom 5fnn6erborgs, 1aa rem iorr
@nlb,
% bog iom &oIoings moo Meonoer
bnlD,
9oel, bejbjertet iom Sc / @eiIe:
do fan 6n n6en 8etemfrinq Belle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Snbe plpnbrer Ell 1cl 2anbsbD.


Sor(eoen Seat bar EN- fref Epbe=
ban6e b9ret paa 6pil / 2an6sbpen
'stcnlille / MGrbe6en' of 6logelle.
Spbene .er f6rit br116t in6 sos @fo.
mager @briltianien, bbor Sc bar ia.
ferret 2ageret for Sfotpi Sc fat
.itioalet ct Balbt &un6re6e &or Gtpp.
Ter og flere &un6re6e 9@ffer of SER
6prebare '5focreme, fom @ffonoge=
rer boboe bamitret. Derefter bor Sc
of1aat 8eipg bos &iebmano 6re6e
rifien, bpor Sc bar bortfgrt for fler,
Snn0re6e> &roner &olonialpurer,
Yenge1fabet bar Sc i1ebt us / @oor=
ben, men BET er life lpffe6es Sem
at faa oct bru6t op. @n6elig er Ep-
bene bruot in6 bos @pfle5an6ler
.Senien oa Sienfren1mer Neterien.
bborfra Ser er l%tioolet gpfleoaf,
Changer, &grft6i oib. til en- 8eroi
al flere @un6re6e &roner. 8pttet
bar bqret iaa omfattenoe, at @ier-
n~ingsmen6ene utbioliomt bar bopt
boo5e &eit % &ogn me6 for at fun
ne tronSportere &oiterne bort. $50
1ittet bar intet Spor al EDbene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Sen fDmife SubafsbanSel.

Spn bar ollie Gage b9ret b%efien6t
for fine @at11lebaper, men mi er Sen
fr1tgfbare % be6 at bIibe ligeiaa be-
.r6mt for fine Iobafsagre, for bbis
en- 5remme0 6isie Gage ffommer til
.Sar11rl1p % fra @tationen goor OBJ
.gienrrem @Den, bill bon mg6e ct Stt6-
trpf at Fobd og Eobafspriier iaa
onerb9loenoe, at ban bill itan6ie og
fperge: y@por er leg? St bette en-
a%lr1iroelig fDmff 2anosbp, eIfer bpao
,er oet?"
MIe gegne bill bn1t ie 2obufsaare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22

lite D1ar foripgt at f%oripare, Eorpe-
6eringen al u2uiitGata" Sc armeni~
lite Masiofrer, etc, etc. So pna Den
ar1oen Side bar Der ingen Sorbrpoel-
lie, Tom ban lite bor billig at tilIRg-
ge @1tetten. 0enne &olbning bar
iinfte bGret u6en Sorbele for Borg.
,bierg og bans @arti, tbi Epiflano
CAB Dem Monopol paa at in6fgre &l1l
It'll 9anmarf. Men ollie fienber Sen
!Sfanoale. Set 6anife @ocialoemo=
|frati maa brrtig befri Zig for 6e11=
Tags Solf.
Snben 11ogle faa Tiger Dar oct 1,De
&arti itiftet gfoelinger / alle Di-
|itrifter i &jebenbabn. Sort 8lao
v9ogens gffffo" bar bofiet n1eo en-
6art font ct 6onif 8lao iielben gjer.
Set er imo6 preusiiif Militorism1e
% arbej6er MOS Be Sntriger for Ell
cnfioig Treb, iom @orgbierg, 5tolt-
ming % &oniorter efter Srore fra
8erlip albrig bliper trette al at ori=
be, e%rFlarenoe iomti6ig, at Sc paa
6un Maaoe 6nifer at g%jenoprette ST.
ternationalen."
Set 6anlfe 8lo6 bemnrffer, at Ell
unoen MeI1ing flyer, at 8orgbjerg
bar forla6t u5ocial0emofroten"s Sc
oaftionsitob, 11oget Ser fan tp6e pao
@%egpnoelicn til en- @usrengjdring /
Den gonllc Organization. 8orgbjerg
bar pGret 1ebrt / forifiellige Stop
porter iom baben6e 6repet ll16er=
banolil1ger me6 @olibebiferne Wg Sc
tpife rcgjeringsbenlige 5ocioliiter.
Tbeooor Stauning far beret Meeo=
lem al Den banife @egjertng ii6en 80.
Sept. 1916. s set 6anffe Soliciting
bot Socialtiterne So al Sc 40 Nla6=
Ter og banner iommen meo 6e 80 ro=
oifale ben oanife @loc.
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Dt menes, at Sagen bill tage.
.,et meget itort 0mfang, % at Der
.foreitaar en6nt en- lang &effffe Mn=
|boloelie al Sppe % &elere.
Den &ierliqbeb.

Sra Mapbus ifripes til uBoliti-
ten: 80 gamle Menneifer, ben
|bolospiS SO og "a Mnr, poa oe
gumles Stem Der ! 8pen bm pnfet
at inogaa 9@gtelfab. Dette bar us
'ba1get mooiat fig % nre11er, at Sc i
,ina &ilfploe mao forla6e Siemmet.
Ma16en inbierrote 6erfor til Mini=
iferiet En- &lage, lom pi6ereien6te SEN
til 8praaoet. S Me6et forleoen Off
ten bar @praaoet 1%1barmbiertig nof
til at lutte Zig til u6balgets 5tano.
punH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Sooet peb Mnicn.

Mogle Spifere bar / Sen lenere
Sis til6r,6t 6anife Sirn1aer fro1it
@bompagne, Ser er erobret / &eimS.
Nogle Ginbanolere for fjebt Chant
pagnen / goo Ero til, at set pirfelig
bar franif Champagne, ifriper uSel=
finger @pis". Da @arerne anfom
bertil, bite oct iig, at Set bar Sen
ollertarpeligife tpife Gbnmpagne> Ser
ftnoes. @aren err fife mere ems 2
Marf perb, og oog bar Epiferne for
longt IS Marf pr. SIaife.
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StDrtct neo pq fuGitet til6b6e.

Stprtet neb Dg fuGitet tilbp6e.
timber &eparationerne al 9pire1
paa 8reininge &irTe poo 9gre, git
1ogle al 8reooerne leie poa Oct
pDerlte Stilla0S, og to Ge1nreri pe11=
De ltDrte6e ne6 fra en- betp6elig &pi=
De: Sen enc al Sbmrer11e blep bel1-
ge1oe poa ct lapere Stillaos og blep
laoleoeS rcooet. Sen anben Tpm=
rer itprteoe til Sor6en og blep frpg=
teligt tilreot / Sal6et;; gan blep fi6rt
til Wre Spgcbus, men ofgif ienere
be6 9g6en.
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@n bpqtiq Gfolepioe.

On 14-aarig Ntee / Sborning &c.
itermarf @fole6i1trift> iom ftal fon-
firmeres @fteracret bor ifelge
r5ilfeborg Mpis" for fit @eooer, ser
er gnfe, plejlterffet ca. E6r. Slug,
iaa Mo6eren / %or6entlig Ei6 fun6e
faa fit &l1gareol tiliaaet.. 90 bun
foriptter / fin Sriti6 frem6eles me6
at fringe Blejlen. Set ifal beaner
fes, at bum life en- ene1te Sag bor
fori6mt lin Sfole e1ler fin &onfirmo-
tionsforbereoelie / set nGbnte Ti6s=
r1t1n.
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Gpenmret.

@fspeoitions1efret9r / Sperfor=
1nDnoeriet Mfsel 2un6 bar obertogct
Sanobolt 5tan1bus og GODS lon
Den eneite Mrbeberettige0e. Sans So
Der oar Tppograf / Marbus, og ielb
bor 5an lebet for en- beife6en Gage.
gtu er ban @ier al ct @oos poo 1880
Tgn6er Qun6.
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&enIiqbe6 CT en ap6 Sina.

Gn al r6r. Mbis"s 2eiere me6oe-
ler B1aoet, at BET SoteI=8aoefar, Ser
er itillet til @odoigDeo til upormt
8ao" for BEN fre0erifsbabnife 8e-
f%olfntng en- @ng bber 146e Sag, er
foruobeftiH for Sc fgrite, @onge fra
aorle Morgen til &oteIlets 2uffffeti6.
Sg iaa er Ser nogel Ser mener.
5reoerifSbapn life trpnger til en-
Barmba6e=Mnitalt, bemprfer 8la6et.