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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
AMHERST

isSNn .sS a s,, to The Times Dispatch
' wh,lted States Marsha, c. NJ. Camnheii
Virc,, mas Deen making trip THROUGH
f erpS;i1mia; spent the week-en with hfs
Mrs. II. IT. Harrison w ,.
OF friends In Lynchburg last Week.
Charles Smith. of the u. s. Navv u,h.,
s s,,;;. 6een visiting his father. e. "r 10
',."' mas returned to his duties.
daughter. Elizabeth sncnt hnd little
eng WIN Corporal l.. N. Beard at Far.
@ creme nan Robertson. of baltimore. n
Mrs. NJ. H. Robertson. i'' iho'her'
rrivate Russell Alcock, of For,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

announcing the safe arrival overseas
of her son. Rupert Ware. q member
OF the marine corps.
l.. L. Taylor, was quito i'll last week
at tho residence OF G.. l.. Scott. but is
now improving.
Mrs. w. II. Wood little Evelyn Wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

and Mrs. a. c. Joyncr. who have boon
quito i'll. arc recovering.
Mrs. II. s. Peyton and littlo daugh-
ter spent Wednesday and Thursday
with relatives In Charlottesville.
Miss Graves. OF New York. this week
visited her mother and sister In the
village.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

Washington. spent the weekend at
his home near Clifford. 'N q
Miss Mamie Falconer OF Cooiwell.
was tho guest Of Miss Beverly Alcock
at r. T. Scay's Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. n. b. Ware and baby
spent several days this week with Mrs.
Margaret +. Ware on Indian Creek
Mrs. w. q. Ware has received a card
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
Patriotic Dollars DO
Great Work for VictOrU

AN the dollars in the world can
not buy bictory. Victory Is not pur-
chascable--it Is won. Dollars can
work for victory only in so far as
they are converted into labor and
materials. "A dollar boarded is a
Stacker; a dollar wasted is a traitor.
a dollar saved Is pistol. doubly SO
when loaned to the government.
A boarded dollar represents idle
power; "A wasted dollar represents
wasted power a dollar saved repre-
sents power saved, labor saved9 ma
terials saved, Loaned 70 your gov
crnmcnt, il represents power, labor.
and materials in action, on the firing
line, over the top. And more-it
represents reserve power. energy
stored, purchasing power conserved
for its owner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
Commissioners Came mighty Near"
Announcing Appointments Yesterday

Several of the long looked-for APP
pointments by the new city admin
istration are promised at the ad-
iourned meeting OF the city council
this morning.
Acting Mayor NJ. J. McNulty, 1r.,
was ready 10 spring them yesterday
afternoon but Commissioner X. Il.
Curran did not attend an afternoon
session. so the commissioners ad-
iourned Fridays meeting until this
morning
The acting mayor appeared quite
eager to announce the appointments
but Mr.. Curran was determined to
stave it off. He said he had been
50 busy and had lost so much
sleep" that he wanted to go home
and rest.
ut won't take but a few minutes,
Bob" said Mr.. McNulty, adding that
the appointments had been delayed
several days and "the people" were
asking that they be made.
Il am ready to make them and
let you do what you will with them, ="
he said. 80 far. as / am concerned
l haven't any slate and if you pre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18

fer some one else you can choose
them"
He added that the commissioners
We're harmonious and working to-
gether Just fine" but Mr.. Cur
rams attitude did not sustain the
claim. The commissioners are ap-
parently deadlocked on the dstri-
button of the pie" and Mr.. Cur
ran did not manifest any great de-
sire TO make an immediate distri-
button.
He arose from his seat and Of,
fered n motion that an adjournment
be taken until this morning, prefac-
ing ii with the statement that you
can vote it down If you want 10"
Commissioner Newblock voted with
him, however, so Mr.. McNulty had
to accept the situation. We'll, I
guess Wen adjourn until tomorrow
morning" he said.
After the meeting the acting
mayor declined to announce the ap-
pointments he was ready to place
before the commissioners yesterday
afternoon, saying he would an-
nounce them this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
TULSAN CHARGED WITH
AIDING DRAFT EVASION
Complaint Ailcgcs j. -. DIETRICH
Made TJl~, Affidavit for
rmJiuyc.
TWO OTHERS ALSO CHARGED


Charges of perjury growing out
Of alleged false statements In the
questionualrn ut virgil Knudson,
were fllcd before o. $. Commissioner
j. II. Wutns }n-terdty against
, Knudson. John ~. DIETRICH and A.
Il. Meyer Complaints against the
three Nc-o u'gd by W @, Cochran,
appeal agent for The city exemption
board. Evidence against the trio
was gathered by United States In
vestigator John Whalcn, who took
up the matter when complaint was
made to him by Cochran.
ltnudson is employed by DIETRICH
and lives with him at the DIETRICH
residence at lI20 South Boulder
According to the complaint filed by
Cochran, affldavlts were made in
the questioUnairo that Knudsun was
assistant manager Of Deltrich's farm
in Rogers county and waa essential
TO the management of tho farm, de-
voting his entire time to the busin ess
Of managing the farm. These affi-
davlts were signed by Deiterich and
Weyor who IL foreman of tho farm.
Got Deferred Classification. 70
On the strength OF these state.
monts, knudson was given deferred
classification, but the case WAS In
vestigated by federal agents and for
several weeks, the actions of Knud-
son have been watched by federal
Investigators, working out of Mr..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
TULSA BANK CLEARlNGS
HIT HIGH RECORD MARX
increase OF Eighty-Eight Per Cent
over Last Year Attributed to
City's Normal Growth,

Tulsa bank clearings for the week
ending Thursday broke all records
with the unprecedented total Of
Sl2,OS6.l2111, an increase OF SO Der
cent over the same week of 1gl;.
Every day OF tho week lust ended
the clearings ran over a million ani
half dollars, and 1t looks as il the
May record viii set new figure in
local clearings.
Something Of the great growth Of
Tulsa's clearings is shown in the
largely increased force now require /
to transact the daily business of thu
clearing house association. When Il
was organized few years ago II. h
Bagoy. the manager and two en-
ployes, handled the work without
charging up any overtime" To-day
the clearing house force numbers
fourteen employees, office space 1as
been enlarged and this week $4,000
worth of additional equipment In
desks. adding machines and other
office essentials were added.
Asked for an explanation Of he
astonishing record the past wSeS.
Mr.. Bagby said II was just the nor
NAL growth Of the city's business,
although the total was. of course,
unusually large. lie accounted ror
perhaps a quarter Of million dol
lars Of 1t from the Liberty bond purS
chases and the pay-days OF some Of
the largest industrial plants, ike
the COsden company, also pushed
the weeks total up considerably.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
Police Force Joins
Up Win Marines

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May IL
Ever hear OF town 40 uuiet md
orderly that the entire police force,
In order to get something to keen
them busy. enlisted In tho marine
corps?
That is the case OF tho little town
OF Mauch Chunk, Pa, which re-
Gently waved fond farewell to lts
whole police department without "a
qualm of fear for its own safety ns
the men left for Paris Island. s. c.,
tho marine training camp.
The force consisted OF four able
bodied men--Robort Nader, Clin-
ton Nader, Charles Shut and
Chester Bisby.
The jail at Mauch Chunk has not
been occupied by a prisoner since
last Christmas, hence the departure
OF the guardians OF the peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18

amount to s1,6OO.O0e. The motorists
Of the state will pay this amount ex-.
cept for the sum of 100000.
The speed limits in Maryland have
been reduced to fifteen miles per
hour in thickly settled or business
parts of cities, towns and villages
twenty miles in the outlying or not
thickly settled parts of cities. towns
and villages and twenty-five miles in
the open country Under no cir
cumstances or conditions will ye-
hicle be allowed to go more than
thirty-five miles an hour.
All vehicles. horse or motor drawn,
will be made to carry lights in the
future. The larceny of motor We
hicle is now punishable by imprison-
ment in the peniteniary for not less
than two or more than fourteen
years. II there is no intention on
the part Of the thief to keep the car,
nut use it for JOY riding purposes
only, the penalty Is confined to I'M
prisonment in the Jail or peniten-
tiary for not less than six months
nor more than one year.
Any person VINO is convicted OF
driving car, while intoxicated or
under the influence OF any liquor or
drug, is subject to a fine OF not less
than 500 nor>snore than $1,000, oo
to imprisonnfHt of not less than ~
days nor more than one year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
ReUiseS
Motor Vehicle LGJC

Maryland is the first state to re-
wise its motor vehicle Law. Cars
running on pneumatic tires have
had their registration charges
raised to 60 cents per horsepower.
while motor trucks are charged
amounts ranging from $40 to $500,
according to capacities.
, An important change in the exist
ling law is the creation of traffic
court in Baltimore. 1t provides for
q Justice of the peace in a special
traffic court, who shall be n MEM
Der Of the bar os the supreme
bench of Baltimore. All violations
of the motor vehicle laws or traf-
fic regulations within the city lim-
its will be tried before this court
and it will have concurrent jurisdic-
tion in the state, outside ot the
city. to hear all complaints, where
1t is convenient for the accused 10
be- brought TO Baltimore.
Registration fees for pneumatic
tired vehicles have been raised to
SO cents per II. p, and the solid
vehicles raised tou-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
HELD ON STACKER CHARGE
IL H. hh'ith Doca Not Know
Whether lie Has Been Called
or NnI

In police court yesterday after.
noon II. T. Smith was hold for in
V"atlgation by federal authorities
as TO hR draft status. Smith was
arrested Thursday night for walk.
ing the stroela with prostitute.
10 said he ala not know the char
actei cf the girl, OF this charge he
was cleared, and tho cUso dis
missed Q
When asked ms to whether he was
registered In the draft he replied
thAt ne was - years old and had
registered elsewhere. He mad made
but very slight attempt 10 find out
n he was called for the army and
dld not know whether no was
Stacker or not Pending investiga
tion by the federal authorities, he
was placed under 500 fine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
STOPPED HIS CHICKS
DYING IN "a HOURS
Mr.. Shulz Had Lost 30 Out of
100; Then He Tried
This Easy Plan.

''I had 100 White Loghoru chicks, and
had lost 40 of them from diarrhoaA Then
the Aviool arrived and "a hours lator |
had lost only two droopy onos and all the
rest are doing fine. c."--August Schulz,
Route 4, Lena, III.
II certainly Is easy and simple 10 pat
some Avicol In the drinking water, yet
that's all Mr.. Schulz did and Il saved his
chicks WIN you try w. at our risk, as
he did Here's our offer.
Use a package Of Ayicol. II you don /
find that Il prevents and promptly cures
chick cholera. white diarrhoea, blackhead
In turkeys, and all other bowel diseases
OF poultry, tell US and your money will be
refunded by return mail %
Avico shows positive results In IA hours
II revivea the c6roopiry chicks and helms
them grow and develop rapidly. IL IA
easily given Ia the drinking wator, and ia
very inexpensive. Leading poultry breeders
everywhere use and endorse H.
Get Ayieol from your poultry remedy
dealer, or from us by mail prepaid Price
2Ss and Soc, BurrelDugEer Co lse
Columbia Bldg, indianapolis, Ind.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18

I Whalen's office. These findings. ac-
cording to the complaint. showed
that Knudsou spent very litIa Of hia
| time at the farm and Is not at all
essential to ia management.
Knudsons duties, according to In.
vestigator Whalen, are confined TO
"A bit Of bookkeeping that no docs
for DIETRICH
Dietrich Prominent TuIsan.
Dietrich iq, n wealthy farmer, hav.
ing retired after making n fortune
from ventures In the OIcnpool and
Stoucbluff fields. lie has a. large
ranch and farm in Rogers county.
Dietrich and Knudson could not
be reached for statements last nlpbt
Information was given by Mrs
Deitrich that both were Mt the farm
and would not be back until Satur.
day
Both Dietrich and Wcycr have de.
clared that they signed Knudsou e
questionnairc without knowing what
the aftidavlts contained Tbry
stated that they supposed It was nI.
right according to Iuvcgtiputor
Whalcn who talked to both men
during thee investigation made by hy
office.
Many complaints have been made
by the city and county draft boards
or men who have made false am.
daVits TO questionnalrcs Of cnplpycg
whom they wished 10 keep In their
employ rather than sec them draft
cd Many 9lmilur cHsca are now uu-
DER investigation. None Of tho three
charged have been arrested yet OF.
lIccrS have no fear that thoy Will at
tpTupt Ia nvaIn ,r,,.t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
FRANCE HOLDS BIG
INDUSTRIAL SHOW

Fighting the greatest war in his
cory on French s1il has not deferred
France from holding the Lyons
sample Fair each year since the war
began ana making plaaa for another
next year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18

Dear Slr--The young man who -
waiting on me is in the army, an
since he has been a corporal no
rnars at me like a see lion when he
calls. what shall I do? Marie ID,
Chuck him a fish.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18

With tho new registration fees the
amount available for use in road
maintenance during the year will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18
CALVERT GETS APPOINTMENT


WASHINGTON, u. G" May IT,
Floyd s.. Calvert, county Judge ~
Nowata county. has been appointed
probate attorney for the district
cStnplsng Nowata ana Rogers conu-
ties and headquarters are moved
from Nowata to Claremore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-18

Special sale OF silk shirts at Lee
I,eyerings. Tulsa Hotel building.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18

I4enfigten neD getDtteIie11 opgipes,
'foroi foritieIIig 5tgrrel{e frapes
for 6e fo~rffieIIiee on. Disie Soaps,
ler beober Cure Deatb gapjuIesa
Gag roget Smgr euer Jeot og
barm bet not til, at set tan let
5%bebanoles. grng life Sanoerue,
men en- lille 9reipaan og Ffiar ct
Stpffe Smbr al Stgrrel1e {om e1,
marble" 2ag 6et paa ct Stpfffte
Ere % bre0 set ub; leg oerefter
aapSlen paa 5msrret % nil bette
runot ON ben. 29g 0erefter @ug-
Ier1te i en- @ruffe. 8rug altib Grp,
lite Metal, peb 8ebanolingen al
@Smgr eller &ap5el. Dpbepar SET
.paa Ell TOLD Blabs. 8rug en-, bellt
friif, Sfrot al en- ga1nmel Set
eller So fom 2offemao. 2ng benme
poo cit aaben SG6e, bbor nlbe1
gerne fommer, life bpor Ser er
BUTTE. Dreb life 2offfemaoen peo
@Sfpbnine, tttet BED at ooerifiare
De tore 9alsoarer, bpiIfd mao
gigres fra Saterpggenz for life at
efterla0e 2rngt poo Sor0en. 9trg to
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18

uIoetl fi,roes pao Sc flstc gte,
Der Be Jorereoe stater %: ca
naoa, bog ! itgrit 9berfloo | be
.a1orobeitlige 5tater. Ser er to for.
,Fielfige Arter, uernlig sfooulper
90 &rRrieulDen elIer @opoten.
.SfoDulpen er iterre e1,o goboten
90 af forifiellige &,,Isrer, fra lps
I'll mertegraa lRngif ] 5Do-
BET, reolig graa, noroligit, tort.
glf BrRrielllperS forifiellige Soc
ricteter er ben alminbelige graz
|lllp ben bpppigite %, ifaoelieite.
.9ens laregbaareoe 90 tatte 3elS er
meget bRroiful6 og ltnrft eiAertrng.
tet: On iaa6an bIgb, ii1f@aaret
@els ton bri1ge up til 10 Soil.
DiSie Coyotes er meget pbelnggm.
De for appg % 6oar iaHt for
8ildott % poo @runb at BEN 8rR@
imie, Der betaleg for 6e111, % Sffim+
bets 8prot, lg,u1er oct Jig for
5armer1e at goa efter benz. See
iten ale Statcr betaler 9rRmie for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18

l1lbe eller gopotes: Micbigon $35,
@eontana SIS, l1tab $50 og andre
|5tater fra So op. Mf Sc mango
|Gangltmoa0er benbiier ri iier til
ben, iom benpttes al Gp. S. 8ing=
BAN, Of Soreit Serbice, Il. g. Sep.
LOT agriculture, Bortlano, Oregon.
Nf ollie 6e @ob00r, ion i 5ior
orpbtes / bette 9iitritt, bleo 81
Brocent orebt / Mealbeur rationale
|Sfopc peb ct Wei6oel, Tom Ner.
Bingham bor funbet n1egct tjenligt,
90 bbormeo ban ale1,e / Nnrbeoe,1
|af Sobn Dap / cen Maane6 orebte
1872 COYOTES. 8i giper Ter ct uo-
Drag al Scr. 8il1sbams @apport:
uNean bgr beige cit @ift, font
pirfer eiebliffelig. Seq TOR prgpet
|@alir1me @pant6e % 5trDf,1in, men
ingen al bem birfer 1on1 Sure
Deatb Gapiules". Meb 6enne Gift
Tan lllpen bpjlt retfe 90 War0s fra
|Galoen. She NortbnGtern SIDE &
Sur Gompanp, Min1eopolis1 Mainz
neioto, ielger Ell iaaoon @ift i
l1nau &opsler, tilltreffelig til at
orpbc cit GoDote. SEQ Orore mao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
S. Bingham,
Jorelt 5uperpilcr."

5teoer, Dpor man Dar %oblerbere1
5argoS1otangelt, piier tpoelig, al
oens n%obreoelie ltrpfftter fig la,1gs
Mn1erifoS tropilfe aplter mco ct
MfofSi1nrul mellen 21-35 GRADER
1orolig 8re00e % 30-73 Grader
beitli9 2ene6e. 0ette ifu1oe altlao
noglpre set egentlige Sorgaslobab.
st m6et 1trgmlplt Centrum Zig
ger Den 11propltlige Gel al oe1,
merifanife Bugt. Set bar Ell Dia=
meter al %on1fring so 5pn1il, og
tta11 gier De %lant1lte SSnBttagelier
Ter ion1 i 5orgasiobnpet.
8anoet ber er relatipt folbt %
at ct grent, muo0erligne11oe us
iea16c, iinr / Muguit naar Mislis=
iippiflobens foloe Bano flDoer I'M
Der @olfItrgmmen.
@uDa1tababer CT EN- treDle Strgln=
fre6s me0 8popa11o. Sen ligger
#be6 5pb-Mmerifas ap1t mellem nb-
lpbene at Oru1oeo og. Mnlaaonflo=
ben, Centrum ligger oanfrent poo
II @raoer nor6ltg 8re66e % 81
@raoer be}tlig 2nngoe OF Mabie1
er $50 5pmil. S uminoelige Giber
bor man Der 1agt Mnrfe til 8u11-
bets msrfe Sarpe. Oglaa Der er Oct
|5looernes fol6e 8ano, lom rinoer
frem UNDER &%pit1tremnten Dg otter
tiger MOB ODerfla6en pnn ct 5tef
bpor Strpnlmen er 1pug. Haa ON.
trent 4Obe 2%angoegrab er 8rDoni11,
gen iaa ltarf, at bele 9abflooe1
J boiler JON en- &jeoel nleo fogenot
8ano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
Sargasiubapct.

9porografilfe ll1oerlggdler bal
flargjort, at 6lolfepolt, iom oriper
MOB europa 1rorben ON aap ST.
nisterre, bor tit uogangspunft ped
ou1frin@ 1910 Wro6er norblie
8reooc, gr Tlaifer1e 1t6fdtet lDo=
ltgere, gaar 6eres Sci moo M5orer.
lie. 9eraf Tan man bragg oer 5lut-
ming JON forpprig befrefteS al
Gprite,, at WeonacoS 1n0eripgeller
- at oe,, atlaa1tiife Sapitrgm life
oeler fig to Mrme Nprbeoe1,
al europa, men l9ngere MOD 8pit,
omtrent IS GRADER peltlig 2engoe
% 43 GRADER norolig 8reobe. gr
Glaiferne uofaltet pen1te1for 600e
2engbegra6, fan man lite me6 GiS=
beb iige, bpor De oriper ZEN, Dog
optr96er lpsl1i6te amerifanife 81
merfer regelmesiig @elt og 5Do=
pe1t for M8orerne.
st tpoeliet Bepis pao be1t la1u=
me1rD911genoe 5trpnltrebs CT 81
Mas1er al orlpenoe Gang, font be,
nRbncs Sargas1obopet.
Disie 3angiorter (Sucoi6er) G,
GRANDMOTHER, joni foretonmer
Oct parnle 8an0 langS ap1terne a
Mntillerne pg gtoroamerifa lige I'll
Soap 600. De ilibes lpS al 8rRn.
oinger1e % tgres neb Strpmmen'
- larlig forefommer De rigelig
Gloriooitrgmme,1.
Mllerebe poa Gol11nbuS' I'll
bobbe nlal1 logt WGrfe til bette, ol
bnus 2eoiogere troe0c, at De 8crg
iom Eangen lfuloe pofle poo, Lao
oeres Subscribing. 9n1nbolot oil
log, al 2Q1lget DDIleOe pdn Hogel
steoer, iom ban folote 6ncusban
ferne, omtrent beb 40oe 2ongoe
gro6 % 20be Bre66egraD.
&on par fomnet til 6enne Mn
ltl,el1e gejn1em 9blerDatiorter a
5pueno, iom paa @ru1,o al Gino
IorDoloenc bar bu,1one til nisie 8l1
ter en- at bans Banter ligge1
letop i Bas1ugen for De 5artgjcr
Jon iful6e til England, en- ar6ea
paa @ejel, mellem europa % Slime
rifa, eli treble &nten fra Seen
Dorf til Mntillerne. Smiolerti0 bel
man, at 9angen forefommer ogiat
paa ,a,1ore 5te6er. Scott oper 5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18

|bar Sen fssn Funnel briiage assseIte
seaon Jorgn.1onn. aeperrftp. anIe
|oe or,ore beDnqe,oe arnfta or.
|bliber De forifieHige Mrbeoer. %
|Solbnterranos gran Mronpn1ite.--:
|Dg nonr man Iaier ON be btgie
|Goromlinger forte Debnter, faor
mar, set fu,lll11erlieite sy1btrg al
amoeligt 2apmual; bar1tagtigt
|5artaiteri, blind 6anntiBn,e %
inpberipnet Sh1pioitet iDnes at le-
(pere neutrality-suspicious. til ben
r11giiife @ebolutious bobIenbe Seio.
grp6e. Den frunfte @epol,1tiors
MpnD funoe prre bnaoe fartaitiife
90 fanatiife, men De bar bperfe,1
blinoe eller barnnetige, og3 fremfor
alt: Be bar lite iitupioe.
$ertil fon1l1er iom en- %afgisre1be
|5orifeil ntellem fpr % MI, at BEN
.|franife Mebolution blep labet i $50,
|rts, me6eng Ben rugfiife foregoor
opcr belle &iget. SO ben frantic
&cbolution bar Ell nationalt ems
artet 8ebagelfe, meoenB bet nus.
fife netop bar gibet 5ignaIet til
80, - -,At"5# .r---a
Nationoliteter,1cs M61pIittelie. Sen
Concentration, ser par i ben fran-
tie Rebolution, blep en- al &obe6-
fil6erne til 6enS umaa6efige &raft.
Wen / set nubRren6e @uslono CT
set alle De mibtpunftfIpenoe &r9f<
ter, iom ct DC ran6en6e. SO i 5or=
bolo til Disies Oberbegt bliber set
iaa meget mere panIfeligt for bcn
enfelte 2e6er at gigre fig gjeloen=
be. Sen, Ser / 1898 bapoe Magter
/ &aris, beberife6e belle Jranffrig;;
men Be 0rorer, iom Serenity uo-.
ite6er fro Netrograb, bbnb betp6er
pc bel aieu, 4aia11 el1er Selling
fors?
90 berfor bliber oct itraolenoe
fra 1892 for Mnsierne
uopnoaeligt.
Doeent, Dr. Ditrnp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
6or @6eumatisme

er Der mango, iom .forgjeoes bar
iygt 2inoring. Set be6ite % bur.
tight pirfc116e Mib6el ct utpipliomt
Oct Ter / 8laoet abertereoe v&offs
Eminent, Der tillige er bebageligt
/ 8rug. 9tf De mango Mnbefali,nger
bioiptter hi fslgenoe:
uSSeg Dar brugt Deres Ointment
for &beumotisme og er GLAD beb
at fortelle, at Set bor bilt Zig mcge1
pirfningsfnlot oa tilfre6sitillenoe."
Wrbg6iglt
Glanbe %. @eagen,
Blum gIitp, @is.