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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Norma Talmadge, supported by
Ralph Lewis and the famous Tri-
angle Riddles" is appearing at the
Auditorium today in dve-act
drama, Going Straight" Fare
Please a two-reel comedy, featur-
ing the famous clown. Toto, and the
Pathe news, the most interesting
feature on the screen, are also be
ing shown. On tOmouow's bill are
Whats the Matter with Father?" a
two reel comedy with Alice Howell.
one Of the funniest condolences in
pictures; The Ranch owner" a
two-reel western story: Mutt and
Jeff, of cartoon fame: The Lion s
Claw" a sensational serial story. and
the Pathe news.
great war drama called Der
lin via America will be the feature
for Monday ana Tuesday. This is
said 20 be one of the best of the
many war pictures. 1t tells a good
story and shows some wonderful
scenes of the world war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
STOCK PROMINENT MAN
AT PHIllf VICTORY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June az
Stocks terrific batting and brilliant
fielding featured PHILADELPHIA 10
10 victory over Boston Friday. The
visitors got away 10 a three run
lead. but Cravath's home run with
Luderus OF base tied the score and
in the NTH inning stocks circuit
drive, also with a man on base, put
the locals ahead. In the ninth aft
er Powell doubled Main hit a bats
man and passed three and Oeschger
was called 20 the rescue.
\ great stop by stock ended the
game with the bases full. Score:
Boston 300 600 OO3- . 10 1
Philadelphia 300 020 23*-1O 10 0
Upham and Wilson; Main, Oesch-
ger and Burns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
AT THE CASTLE.

Repeating yesterdays success the
Castle will show again today Pay
Ne" a strong western drama. fea-
turing attractive Dorothy Phillips.
THE Woman and the Web" viii also
be shown.
Starting a week program OF first
ran aud unusually strong pictures
the attraction on sunday viii he
Alice Joyce in THE Strength OF the
Weak 1t depicts a mothers hight
FOR her child and presents Miss
Joyce in one Of the strongest emo
tional roles she has ever played.
This we'll known star has had a wide
experience in portraying parts that
called for real ability and as the
prosecuted mother. the agonized
wife and the strong woman she is
seen al her best.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
KAUFF FAILED TO LEAD
MAJOR LEAGUE HITTERS
BUT HE SURE MADE GOOD
By Jack Neiock

international News sports Editor.
NEW YORK. June 22.-Little
Benny Kaun may never attain his
ambition to become king of the
batsmen i'm the major leagues. for
ne has answered the call 10 the
colors. and is preparing 20 take his
part IN the big worlds series across
the Atlantic
But though kauh may never en-
Joy the realization OF being the lead
ing batsman in baseball. he can ind
consolation in the fact that he made
good as major Lacquer. despite the
prophecies of good many Of his
critics. who said he did not have
the class
Donned i'm the Khaki of Uncle
SamueTs national army. kauu can
look back az his major league days
with "A smile and say:
II proved my right 10 big
league job. made good"
And Kaun certainly did make
good with the Giants. the club that
ne always wanted 70 play with since
he broke i'm as a bush Lacquer.
During his Federal LEAGUE DAYS
kaum's success as a natsmau con-
WINGED him that he could deliver
the goods IN any league ; good
many people thousht ne was svelled
on himself. and because he was
often misQuoted by certain scribes
the impression gained strength. The
result was that Kaun had 10 stand
for many "a jihe and a great deal OF
d. g. q
aged the average ballplayer and
ruined his chances of sticking in the
majors.
But Benny simply ritted his
teeth. took toe-nold al che plate
and said 10 himself. I'll show EN-"
And he showed en-.
He found the pitching much bet
ter I'M the majors than that which
me had been used 10 In the Federal
Ivasue. but ST made no difference in
his determination 20 bat and field
MS way 20 stardom. tie just kept
on piusgine.
Kaur has natural ability as "a
hitter. fielder and base runner ana
behind that he has unlimited nerve.
He had always aspired 10 some day
surp the thrones of such stars as
Us cobb and Iris Speaker and he
never gave up.
Sow that his baseball career has
been halted. temporarily. at least
he will have to satisfy his ambi-
tiou> nature by making good as a
soldier. and 10 we know anyJhinS
about Benny he'll make good. and
then some.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
IDEAL BATHING CORsETs.

500 Bathing Corsets for 20 cents
at The Corset Shop. 80 :. Main St.
FOR one week IF you are planning
a vacation at the lake or seashore.
YOU viii need one Of these corsets.
and if YOU get il this week YOU viii
save ESQ Of :he regular price. We
also carry fun line OF sanitary ar
ticles. camisoles. brassiers chemise
and toilet art cles. our Rsdfern La
Camille and Loduska Corsets have
no Superior in comfort and quality.
Mrs. Flood AID Miss Brown Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
CUBS LOSE BUT
RETAIN LEAD
Fred MOIIWitz is Responsible
for Defeat of the
Bruins.

PITTSBCRG. Pa. June a.
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago TO 0
Friday through the timely hitting
of Fred IOllwitz. who. i'm three
times ar bat with men ON third
sin-led twice and third time pound
Ell out lons sacrifice dy TO right
ueld. thereby chasing iu the runs.
Steele kept Chicago's hits scattered
t.l the ninth when the visitors got
two. but steele struck out the last
man TYLER was hit twice iu each
or three innings. score.
Chicago -.. 600 600 c0O-O
Pittsburgh .. 600 1U1 O1a-3 %
Tyler and kilhter: steele and
schmidt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
MAYS PITCHES
ONE HIT CAME
Slow Fielding on His Part
Prevents Him Hurting
No Hit Game.

BOSTON, June 21.-Boston shut
out Philadelphia 10 to Q Friday. 1t
was the fourth scoreless game in as
many contests. each club having
won two. Mays again held his op-
ponents 10 one scratch hit. d topped
hit ball down the pitching path,
which Mays was slow in fielding. On
April 10 he made "A similar record
against the same club. Adams was
hit hard. Shean leading the batting
with four hits out OF i've times at
bat The score:
Philadelphia 600 600 600 0 Z
Boston .....301 44O OLE 10
Adams and McAvoy, Perkins;
Mays and Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
GONZALES GETS FIVE
HITS IN FIVE TRIPS

81 LOUIS. June 22.-St Louis
beat Cincinnati Friday. L 70 D..
Gonzales led the attack for the
home team with a home run. two
doubles and two singles i'm five times
AZ bat u was Suy der's last game
with the Cardinals as he departs for
the national army tonight score.
Cincinnati 001 02e 1O1- II I
~. Louis .S20 OH 00a-I3 % [
Toney smith and "a smith.
Meadows and Gonzales. snyder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
ARMY BOXING
RULES ISSUED
Million and Half American
Soldiers in Training
With Gloves.

WASEINGTON. Jure c--Omc.aI
army boxing rules 20 govern boxing
contests amons the million and
half men in training were issued
Friday by the war department COM
mission on training camp activities.
The new code differs radically from
the codes commonly I'M use for the
last l. or ~ years. and resembles
more particularly the Marquis of
Queensberry rules, which laid stress
OF fast clever lighting Greater
credit is given 90 the boxer who is
aggressive n spite OF punishment
than 20 the one who covers up OIL
ciinches.
Now Teaching 500. 600 Men.
"A million and "a half men OF the
new army are being laugh TO box
says Or. Joseph r. Raycroft. head
OF the athletic division OF the COM
mission in statement accompany
ing the new rules. because DO de-
velops I'm them those qualities Of
alertness and pugnacity which make
them better hayonet lighters. sue
cess IN bayonet lighting depends
upon aggressive determination and
attack even more than upon teChui-
cal skill Boxing develops this ag-
gressiveness IN ofense. s fierce
attacking fos ward-acton bayouet
charge means 9S per cent quota Of
dghting men returned TO safety.
That Is one important reason why
the new boxing rules set nigh
premium upon offensive rather than
on defensive lighting"
Discourage Defensive Work.
All back =teTpine. covering up
end purely defensive work are die
couraged under the army boxing
rules and each contestant b. made
subject 20 penalty for such work.
This latter recommendation is "a
direct departure from the accepted
standard or ring strategy which puts
a premium ON purely defensive tao
tics
Under the new rules a total or
six blows constitutes the ground
plan of the boxing program. The
maintenance Of such series of
blows must be taken into considera-
ton in the final Judgment of points.
The value OF attack cannot bc
ftfAfrh AlldlrAf anu rnNNlE hE 'hiA-
sidered G prime factor i'm the allot-
ine Of points" IT, - stipulated.
The new rules. which were form
ulated upon consultation with the
commission boNug instructors i'm
the various camps lay particular
emphasis upon those points which
are valuable in tire furthermOst
training of the men who are going
To De bayonet fighters.
Referee ShOrn OF Power
Under the army rules the referee
is shorn Of much power. Many of
his active functions have been dele
gated 20 two judges. each of whom
is assisted bv "a clerk Fouls are
clearly defined and are within the
Jurisdiction OF the referee who may
disquaUfy Immediately any contest
ant for attempted unsportsmanlike
tactics. Downs are limited to the
standard Of 10 seconSs. To gain
fast actiOr the time limit per round
has been made two minutes instead
Of three minutes for novice bouts.
-Four rounds viii bee boxed except in
the case Of divisional championship
contests which may run six rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
SPECIAL HOT WATER HEATERS.

While they last REGARDLESS or the
high prices We will furnish and in
stall our blue enamelsd reeI Hned
Gas water heaters for SIS cash or
SIS on payments.
We guarantee these heaters 20 ne
economical md give entire satisfac
ton or we will remove heater ard
refund your money any time within
60 DAYS after installation.
You cant aTord 20 be without
hot water az these prices ". W
sibley Co. Is % 1z9 :. ST Joseph
ST Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22

Card indexes are invalua bic for
business and professional men. Let
as demonstrate how you can elm
mate unnecessary labor oy simpli-
fytng details. We have complete
indexes and fling devices OF The
most approved kind Tell rs your
problem and we will suggest index
systems especially adapted 10 your
purpose The Herr & Herr Co. III
". Washington av. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22

The Howard Barbour LaSalIc or
chcstra will play afternoon and
evening concerts every day next
week. Positively the best music i'm
town.
Fine program for the Riddles to-
day. Vivian Martin pictures are al
ways bright and clean. The Lincoln
episodes deal with the early slave
days and the Victor Moore comedy
il full OF sisgles.
Pig. handsome Bill Desmond plays
Il blackSmith's son i'm "OId Hart
wells Cub He rescues the village
minister's daughter from the city
villain in true heroic style, and the
small town atmosphere j. great.
Mabel NOrmand once was a diving
Venus. In her new. big picture
Monday she models a new bathing
suit and shows the practical use OF
il. And Mabel is some Venus in a
bathing suit.
Clara kimbalI Young has won a
following all her own which she
never disappoints I'm THE Reason
Why" the next picture she returns
i'm. she has a strong emotional role
Bright and versatile Billie Rhodes
j. the queen Of polite comedy. seen
every Tuesday At the LaSalIe.
stay at home and travel To KIon-
dixie with Burton Holmes next
Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
NfR. bUsINEss N.N-

Are YOU obliged 70 deliver your
goods? Let u get together We
want 20 show you how you can save
a few dollars every month BY using
o Maxwell one-ton truck for 6eiv-
ering the goods. It's the modern
way The quickest way Maxwell
trucks are right IN every par~1c1- A..
Phone smith Rausch Motor Sales
Co for partfculars-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED

To see the wonderful display We
carry IN automobile supplies There
Is nothing OF any particola- import
snce you VII not find here and We
want you 70 know our prices are
right down where you Ike 10 see
them. We have only the best ana
we believe we can al your wants
atisfactorfly Twentieth Century
Garage Phone s1e6.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
WHITE S0K BOW
TO THE INDIANS

CHICAGO. June 22.-Poor base
running by tie locals and punched
hits by the visitors save Cleveland
20 ] victory over Chicago Fri
day. score
Cleveland &C.. .00I 600 0OZ-s
Chicago ... 100 600 600 I
Enzmann and O'NeiH. Russell
and .Schalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
EnR sTnRAGT.

Now is the right time 70 have
your furs stored and insured We
guarantee AGAINST damage by moths.
theft. fire. etc Call ". p. 5599.
III. Greenblatt. 232 s Michigan ST.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
League Standings
AAlERIcAN LEAGUE.
FRIDAYS SCORES.
American League.

FRIDAYS SCORES.
American League.
Cleveland 3. Chicago
ST. Louis vs. Detroit rain
Washington q, New York f13 in
uiug-.l
Philadelphia q. Boston 13
National League.
Cincinnati g. 81. Louis L.
New York d. Brooklyn l.
Boston Is. Philadelphia 10.
Chicago %; Pittsburgh ,.
American Association.
Columbus g. 10 I. St aul o. D. -
Louisville Z. IT, 1. Milwaukee I. Is. E.
indianapolis ., .. g. Kansas City 3. o. ..
Toledo o 9, o. Minneapolis /, T. 9; twi-
light game
CANES TODAY.
American League
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis mt Detroit
National League.
Boston NO Philadelphia.
New York IT Brooklyn
Cincinnati at St Louis
Chicago at Pittsburgh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
RIG CIT ROSES

Roses, carnations. peonies. bowl
roses soc per dozen. longer roses
S1.OO and $50 per dozen. 1902
Pc age Ave. Willis W Rinyon.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
NOTICE.

The y. W C. A. will open It's
Bakery Dept 10 the public Friday.
June Il s574-26 .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
MARQUARD ALLOWS TWO
HITS TO FORMER MATES

BROOKLYN. y. ". June 13.-
Brooklyn defeated New York Fri
day L 10 % i'm same in which only
Is New York b4tters faced kube
Vanguard. only TWO were credited
with hits BrUoklyn's lone run was
made i'm the seventh When olson
hunted safe was advanced ou Dau-
1ert's iniield mi, and reached home
OF q Wild throw by Zimmerman.
The sco.e-
New York ...- Geo GOO 600 +
Erooklyn ..- 600 600 iOF-1 !
Saliee and Bariden: Marqua.d
and Miller
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-22
g E ES

NOTICE-The Afternoon Edition Of The
News-rimes carries special review 81
TOday's Picture.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
&ernepGgten.

@fanoinapife 8looe giengop /
forrige uge ct Bresietelegram fra
@aibington, bbori bet me66eltes,
at BEN icbmet3iite Minilter bup6e
truffet en- 0berensfomit me6 De
amertfanife Mpn6igbeoer gnaen6e
l16 pao, at ollie in6bnn6re6e }cbmei=
5iife 8orgere, iom bobbe u6taget
tit fbrite @apir og iom bar Drafted
eller u6faI6t til omerifanf Mili<
tertieneite bil6e blibe fritaget fer
fra be6 at in6ien6e Mn6ragen6e ON
Gritagelie giennem fin Miniiter.-
Eelegrommet me66elte bi6ere, a
Miniitrene fra 6e an6re 1re11trale
2on6e fun6e ON 6e enife6e treffe
lianenbe Sberensfomiter meb 81
amerifmife Mpn6igbe6er.
Do SpergsmaaIet er af Sntere5,
ie for mango Norife, fom enten al
lereoe er inbfal6t til Eiene1te ellie,
inart 1taar for Eur, benben6te uNor:
biff Ei6en6e" fig forleoen til Der
norffe Miniiter / @aibington, 81
$. 8rpn, me6 Mnmo6ning ON 1pr.
mere 0plpsninger. 8aa 6enne So
reipgrgfel bar Miniiteren bere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01

ioa elifperoig at gipe fglgen6e
@bor:
rs 8elborelie al Deres @rep al
II. %. ffal ieg meooele, at Sega
tionen / Mnle6ning al Bresleme6<
oelelien bar forbert fig / State
Department. Set bitter fig, at Der
lite er iluttet nogen inrlig 0ber-
ensfomit; men 2egationerne Tom
benben6e fig til State department
me6 Mnoraeelier ON, at 8oreere
at 6e 2an6e> iom 2egationerne re-
preienterer bliber fritaget for ome--
rifanif Wilit9rtieneite.
Gor norife 8orgeres Be6fommen=
oe er Snltruftioner ON 6isle @en-
benoelIer al 2egotionen bleDet
iel16t til be norffe &oniuler ollie.
re6e for en- goo @tun6 ii6en. Morife
8orgere, iom enifer 2egotionens
@iitan6 for ON mulig at blipe fri
amerifanif Militertjeneite, maa
benpenoe fig til De norife &onIuler
/ fine 9iitrifter.
Meeo it6rite Seiagtelie,
s. 8rDn."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
MDt pp6a9et 2%rgemiooel.

9r. Generals Seem 9iscoperp
bor beitaaet @rpbm. 2eger bele
Qan6et ODER bar anbefalet 6enne
piounoerlige Meoicin, bbis belbre=
oen6e @pne life bar nogen @am.
menligning. 9r. Generals Seem
DiscoDerp gjengiper @tprfe, fornp.
ct 2ipsfrafte1l renier 8lo6et, og Ell
onbefalet for @beumatisme, Npre:
og 2eberlDgoomme, froniif Gonlti:
patton % &atarrb. ....
Mrs. 6. 6. Cote flyer: Seq bal
iDg / Here Maaneoer og mine Soc:
ger fortalte mig, at 6e life fun6e
gipre mere for mig; leg Lao til
@ergs / Maane6er; iaa foror6neoe
ri en- 6laife at ST. Generals Seem
0iscooerD, og ben an6en Sag fun:
be leg forlaoe Senge1r % befin6e1
mig uomerfet.
Scr. s.. SO. Comet fra @tanlp Il.
ger: Seq bor / 33 @ar liot al &a'
torrb og Mooeonoe; ieg bar taget
Is SLATER og fpler mig iom en- ny
Man6; ton arbei6e oa ipile og iobe
lom leg life Aar giort BET / mango
Mar, iaa St. Generals SEEM Dis.
coberp CT bel ber6 en- @nbef falling.
Mr. Sobn Mattlon al 9elapare,
Soma, flyer: 81 fibbte to Glaifer al
lDr. Generals Nep 9iscooerp oq
min Spn bar taget 6en og Fan be.
Timber fig bel mi.
@frip til 6isie @er1oner og' finb
ielp 10. 9enne Me6icin er ingen
&umbug % fan life fibbes poo
@potefer, fun bos % eller bos DO
re a%niatte 2ofalagenter. sc BOZ
Mnnonce / bette 8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
Gn MI srinmf / 2esefnniten.

Sra moDo's &Iinif / @ocbe1te1
meloes ON EN- M Eriumf i6et So
BERT &ellp> ct 8rag, u6e al @ton6
til at gao ener tale, er bragt til.
bage til en- nogenlun6e normal Gor'
fatning. @anoens &iermeifal, oer
bab6e beret ub1ot for ct Bruo.
blep iaa at fige ombpg9et, oe bes'
uoen uofertes Der en- betp6elig Ope<
ration poa Batientens enc Ben
DeIe at $jernpffollen maatte beli
fiernes og er1tattes meo en- fun1tia
&la6e. &ellp bil inort blibe |
@ton6 til at fortebe &oipitalet, oq
ser er ollere6e iifret bonn Mrbeibe
be6 ct 01iefompogni / 0flobomo.
Sons 5orti6 er bom 6unfeI, 30
&ierneifa6em bab6e bersbet BAN
$ufommelien> og en @ggen efte1
bans @1egtninge er iberfiat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
u6uGpneljer.

- &al6sfapcllon Osfar @llefIen
ct ubnabnt til Sog,reprelt / Sc.
bonger~ og &al6sfapellon g. 81.
ullelonb til S%ogneprplt / Mosfjor'
Den.
- @rpe6itionscbef ST.. @bilos
g. Tb. Marum, er u6nepnt til @ro.
fesior / 5ocialpfonomi og Stati:
fit. .
- @oitnelter i Eromsg, 2uo.
big 2arfe11, er uonebnt til 8oltme'
iter / &riltiansian0.
@orenifriber / Steigen, &oli
Sacobien, er uonebnt til Soren:
lfriber / 8inger og 0oalen; fit. 60
r%enlfriber / San6, s. 6. Cub
bra,61cn til Sorenifriper / 5oler.
% @rpe6itionscbef i Sultitsbepnrte.
mertet, Omar Sanien, til @orcn'
ifriper / Balores.
- YolitimcIter Ole @ettelant
CT fonititueret lom 8orgermelter
5tobonger.
- 2ege @eter Nicolab1en er be.
lfiffct til 9iItriftslege / @teigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
@r. BrboFtpe.

Seq er en- Brs6ifibe. Seq maoler
ire CONNER paa sen enc &ant, to
og en- bolo poa BEN on6en og ct
en- balb CONNIE tpf. Seq bejer at
furot en- l1n3e. Seq foites bort bper
Sag al $4,000, 900 Mennefter /
England. Seq er ~ben @mule, Tom
er lebnet", ben @fibe, man ipi1er
u6en at tenfe ODER oct, naar leg !
Birfeligbc6en Tet life trengtes. =
!&bis bu famler mig og mine &om=
meroter iammen / en- bel uge bill
bu finbe, at ri beleber % til g..
$50 Cons go6t 8re6 = iom bort
bbTes.
50 @fibSla6ninger al goot 8rgb
Heften iaa megd - %gienneminit-
Zig = fom 20 tpife nnoerpanos-
baabe funoe fpoe / Gent = ielb
ON De bar meget bel6ige.
Maor bu fafter mig Bort eller
1a6er mig goa til @pil6e, bielper
bu 90 u~n6erbm6sbao6e / BEN tpffe
Morine.
9ete er en 9beri9ttelie al
Smaap1ofater u6fen6t at Sectional
Bar @obing8 Committee / eng.
1ano. Ser fom ber giel6er set mol
at poSfe paa ~Mr. @rs6fipe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
Sn6tegtsfmten.

$ber eneite ugift @erion /
2onoct, iom bnr tient mere emo
1000 Dollors ft61te Mar o. bper
gift @er1on eller Gomiliebopeo,
iom bor tient mere en6 1000 Sol
lars, mao in6en /. Marts oflegge
Mopport ON fin Gortienelte til ST.
ternol &eoenue Collector / lit ST.
trift. @fatten for en- gift man6
cller Gamiliebobe6 ct 2 @rocent
paa oe1 Sci af Sn6tegten, iom
%operfrioer 1000 Dollars op til
1000. ct man ioo bel6ig at tiene
mere emo 1000 ON Maret, mao
man betale 4 Brocent @fat pao
oen @art at Snotegten iom folder
mellem 4 og 5000 Collars. Sen
ngifte moa betale 2 @rocent poo
fin Gortieneite meIlem 1000 %
5000 Dollars % a Brocent pao
Snoteet mcl1em 5000 og 5000.
@n ngift Mano me6 1900 Sol
lars Sortjeneite mao iaole6es BE-
tole $40 @fat, tiener bnn 1000
Dollars oil BET foite bom 500 oip.
Statten moa bore in6betaIt Den Is.
Stunt.
Man mao ielo fbrge for at ffof-
|fe fig @lonfetter og foa 6em uo-
fplot, men Ser bill runot ON / 3d.
cit b1ioe oprettet @ontorer, bbor
man tan faa fornbom 9eiIe6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
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