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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE
Howard Shearer and Elmer Rhodes
Left Camp Funston

Howard Shearer, Elmer Rhodes
and probably other Abilene boys
left Camp Funston at 1O:S0 Tues
day morning for Camp Dodge, Iowa
preparatory to going overseas. In
one of the Funston companies "a
men took the overseas examination.
Only 70 of them passed and they
were sent to Camp Dodge, Tues
day morning.
A number of Abilene friends
drove down to Funston before the
boys left there. These men will be
used in filling the 6Sth division
This division will leave Camp Dodge
as soon as it is filled. 1t is probable
that the Abilene boys will be in
France within the next two or three
weeks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
OPERATING ONLY MILK
ING MACHINE IN COUNTY

The troubles. tolls and worries OF
a farmer are solved by the use OF
electricity and milking machines,
Fred Muench. residing three miles
south of town. Is the only farmer in
Dickinson now operating milking
machine. Mr. Muench finds that con-
ditions have changed he used to
make his boys do the milking and
now they fight to see who gets the
job He purchased the machine
Thursday and has found that he gets
twenty pounds more milk than form
erly from the % cows. II takes only
30 minutes to milk, practically an
average OF one minute for a cow.
The motor of the machine is run by
electricity, another illustration of
how electricity is making it easier
for the farmer.
One Of the big features of the ma
chine is its cleanliness The milk is
not exposed to the air while in the
machine, being drawn by a vacuum
Mr. Meunch is one of the farmers
who use electricity for threshing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
SIX MEN WILL TAKE
MECHANICAL TRAINING

The local board sent one man to
Hays and five to Manhattan, where
they will take special mechanical
work. The men left Abilene Mon
day and started to work Tuesday
morning. Lewis Sprinkle of Enter
prise is the registrant who was sent
to the Hays State Normal school at
Hays for training. The five men who
were sent to the State Agricultural
college at Manhattan are: Oscar
Anderson Of Moorland, Edgar Car
ruth of Herington, Everett Smith
of Enterprise, Aryid Jaderborg of
Enterprise and John Fachlan of Emit
erprise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
CHARGED WITH FORGING oHEoE
Howard Moman, Abilene Negro Is In
jail At Salina

Howard Moman. colored. is in the
Saline county Jail at Salina. charged
with forging a check. Moman's home
is in Abilene and he registered
with the Dickinson local board here
but recently he has been in salina.
No definite action has been taken
on Moman's trial as he may be call
ed to the service. Saturday. July 20.
MIR. Norman is named as an alter
nate for the colored contingent
which goes from Dickinson TO Camp
Funston, Saturday. II 1t is necessary
for him to go. he may be released
from the charge OF forgery. accord
ing to the Saline county attorney.
However, IL he does not go to war,
he will be tried in the Salina court.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
COLLEGE GIRLS GIVE SERVICE
Help Food Administration Thru q
A. Case, County Administrator

An organization of college yolun-
teer workers Of the food administra.
tion was formed yesterday and the
members of the league will work
with G. A. Case, county food admin
istrator The college girls who or
ganized the league are: Misses Esth-
er Roop, Viola Engle, Mary Smith
and Marian Seelye Of the University
of Kansas; Miss Eva Danford of
Baker and Miss Frances Fengel of
Hardin college. Miss Fengel was
elected chairman, Miss Smith vice
chairman and Miss Danford secre-
tary.
The college workers will establish
a food intelligence bureau which will
answer any question housewives
may wish to ask. Questions may
range from how to fry potatoes to
how best to grow sweet corn.
The organization will arrange for
a demonstration, probably given by a
from the Agricultural
college. Persons will also be secured
to speak at country clubs. A college
woman will be secured in every town
in the county to act as representa-
tive OF the organization. All college,
women in Dickinson are asked toI
help as much as they can. This new
will be a big help to
Mr. Case in his work as county food
administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
SIX SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINGS
ARE TO BE HELD IN AUGUST

The Dickinson county Sunday
school association executive commit
tee met Tuesday evening. Out OF
town members who attended we're:
DR.. j. C. Entz and Rev. H. A. Nc
CulIough of Hope, Mrs. w. c. Book.
er of Solomon and H. l.. Mitchell OF
Talmage. Six district conventions
were decided on for August, places
to be announced: Northwest. Aug.
13; Center. Aug IA; Southwest,
Aug. IS; Northeast, Aug. 20; West
Center. Aug. 21; Southeast, Aug. %.
1t was also decided to hold an
older girls conference in Dickinson
county the last week in August. The
Kansas State Sunday school associa-
ton will furnish two trained work.
ers for this conference.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
Are You one OF Them >

There are a great many people
who would be very much benefited
by taking Chamberlain Tablets for
a weak or disordered stomach Are
you one of them? Mrs. M. R. Scarf,
Balwinsville. N. Y, relates her en-
perience in the use of these tablets:
81 had a bad spell with my stomach
about six months ago. and was
troubled for two or three weeks with
gas and severe pains in the pit of
my stomach. Our druggist advised
me to take Chamberlain's Tablets.
I took a bottle home and the first
dose relieved me wonderfully, and
l kept on taking them until I was
cured" These tablets do not relieve
pain, but after the pain has been re-
lieved may prevent its recurrence.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
Peculiar Experience
On Auto Trip
In Estes Park

"A popular school teacher who recently
returned from Colorado, tells of her ex-
perience on a $50 mile trip in an open auto
in Estes Park. Says she was wearing a
would need any protection except to the
exposed part of arms, neck and face, which
she had covered rather thickly with Vel
vetina vanishing cream and face powder
But on returning, found she was sunburned
almost to blister on shoulders, neck and
arms under her waist without even a trace
of sunburn or tan on face, neck and arms
that were exposed. She says these two
articles are better protection than veil,
you can get them from your druggist and
be sure to ask for the new Velvetina book,
a complete guide for caring for your COM
plexion given free when you buy Vel
Vetina.-Adv.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
In the District Court of Dickinson
County, state of Kansas.

FREDERICK F. DoDsoN. Plaintiff.
VS.
LEILA MARIE DODSON, Defendant,
To tht above named defendant Leila
Marie DOdsOn
You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff. Frederick F..
DOdson. filed his petition in the Dis
trict Court OF Dickinson county, State
of Kansas, on the 9Th day OF July. A.
D. 1915 wherein he asks for a divorce
from you upon the grounds of aband-
onment. That unless you answer OF
the 10th day OF August, 1918, said pc
tition will be taken as true, and 1udg-
ment rendered therein granting said
plaintiff a divorce from you.
FREDERICK r. DODSON. Plaintiff
s. s. Smith. his Aattoruey
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18

college at Manhattan in 1915. He is
member of the Alpha zelta fra
ternity. Lieut. Ramsey entered the
third Officers training camp at Fort
Riley and was commissioned a sec
ond Lieutenant. Mrs. Ramsey will
stay in Atlanta until Lieut.. Ramsey
is transferred.
Their many friends in Dickinson
county extend the best of wishes and
congratulations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
Emmet Hoffman to France

e. " Hoffman, son of Mrs. C. A
Hoffman of Enterprise, has been
assigned to duty in France In con-
nection with the food administra-
ton. He has been in the New York
office Of the department for sever
al months.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
Go Well Posted

THE National Tractor Demonstra-
= ton at Salina, Kansas, July % to
August3, will be worth seeing. All pre-
vious demonstrations have featured
blowing. This one gives you chance
to compare every type of tractor at any
kind of farm work-the only chance of
the year.
If you go-and we hope you will-go
we'll posted. Get acquainted with the
tractors you can buy here at home. We
have looked deeply into local farm
power needs. We have chosen tractors
to sell that we believe meet those needs.
If you listen to our reasons for choosing
these tractors and investigate the trac-
tors for yourself, you will get lot more
out of your visit than you will if you
wait to learn everything at Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
Phone 96

The Social Hour club was delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs
Ernest Sexton. Wednesday after
noon. After the business meeting. a
delicious lucheon was served. The
club will met July 81 with Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Rose.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
Henry Ford to SaIina

The Salina papers say that Henry
Ford, the only and original, is com
ing to the tractor show in a special
train-not train of Fords however
He will bring lot of the new Ford
son tractors and spend the week in
Salina
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
ChamberIain's Collie ana OiaIThoea
Remedy

Now is the time to buy bottle
of this remedy so as to be prepared
in case that any one in your family
should have an attack Of collie or
diarhoea during the summer months.
1t is worth a hundred times its cost
when needed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18

Please consider us entirely at your
service for information about lnterna-
tionaI and Titan Kerosene tractors.
Come in and see us. Ask questions just
as you would at the demonstration.
Learn the advantages of successful OPP
Grafton on kerosene. When you are
posted on these tractors, the features
of others will be far more easily
grasped in their true values.
If you cannot go to Salina, but want
to benefit fully by the reports of your
neighbors who do go, come in and hear
the story of the tractors we sell. 1t
will help you in making the wisest de-
ciSion when you finally select ma
chine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
White-Elmer

At Trinity church, New York City
at IL O'Clock today were married
Lieutenant Raymond Elmer. of the
United States army. and Miss Mil
dred White, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. M. White of this city,
The bride was accompanied by her
mother who went east with her two
weeks ago
Lieut. Elmer was a specialist In
surgery in his home city, Chicago,
before enlisting in the army. He was
stationed at Fort Riley for several
months during the winter and spring
and started for France about a
month ago. Several members of his
company contracted spinal menin-
gifts and the officers were held on
Long Island for an indefinite period
while the company is in quarantine
so the young people seemed to think
this was a proper time for the cere-
mony.
The bride has spent all her life in
this city and is one of Abilene's
finest young women. She has been
prominent in social circles and has a
wide friendship from which will go
the best of wishes for her happiness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
PUBLICATION NOTICE

First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector. July II. 1879
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-18
French-Ramscy

The marriage of Miss Ruth
French of Abilene and Lieut.. Earl
Ramsey of Solomon was solemnized
at Atlanta, Ca, Saturday evening,
July 13 at $50 o'clock. Lieut. Ram
sey is stationed at Camp Gordon,
Ca, which is near Atlanta, and he
was given a short leave for the occa-
sion.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. French, residing four
miles south of Abilene. She was
graduated from the Abilene high
school in 1912 and taught two terms
at Highland and three years at Pur-
dy school making a most capable
instructor. She has many friends in
Abilene and vicinity among whom
she has always been popular.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Ramsey, residing south
of Solomon. He graduated from the
Solomon high school in 1912 and
from the Kansas State Agricultural
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
'bMAEAM ASSS;S:SoCAH6W3@
MNR{RSAP AbELY
seagNEIIs1N !; q s5MNSSSE1m
utgttg Mrnnplplar!

i Som ttoligere meohelt fer Waoet
far &eeierinsen gipet beitemt Or
bre til 8labmbgibere ont life at ienoe
8la6et til monnenter, Der ifbloer
for mere eub tire Maaneber.
Define 8eitemmelle treber / Strait
Ben fprie rge / Mobember, og bbor
gjerne III enb pnifer at inpbefpmme
bpre Monnenter pgiaa t benue &et-
ming, Fan III life qua imob benne
Srbre. 9erfpr anmober hi ale, Ser
itaar til &eitance, ont at 1enbe ps
bette 8elpb ian1t - ont muligt = ct
Mar I Tprifnb,. inben Sen faitlatte
Sis. 81 fun life pperfomm1e at ien=
Be Gesninger til alle, ug baaber Ser
for, at bennc M%nmpbning bil berc
MitrGffelig.
&enligit
l%1b9ipcrne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
Krtganyt.

Haa @%eitfronten bor Sc Mlliere0c
/ 6en forlebne l1ge gjort 5rem=
ifriot, men nogen ltbrre Erefning
at afgjeren6e @etp6ning bar life
fln6et @te6. @on 6en norblig1te
Sci al &linien, oppe / G1an-
bern, bbor oen belgiffe Seer fornp-
Zig gior6e ct fterH 6remltpb, ct
.Situationen iaa temmelig nforan=
bret. 2gngere 1nob Gpb fampes
Ser beftigt omfring &alenciennes,
iom @nglenberne itaar meget tet
beo, men bog life ipnes at bobe er=
obret en6n1. S mir6re Srem1t6o
tages Ser BOG bber Sag ct betpoe=
1igt MntaI al tpife Sanger. Sc IT,
.ife Soriparslinter paa Mrgonne,
Meuie Sronten, Ser / 9iebIiffet CT
6e, Ser foripares melt baar6naffffett,
1iber Dog &nH bber 9og iom 6ol.
&c al Ben merifanft- franife &ers
,1titan0ie1ige @ngreb. S man6ags
bffe6es set iooIe6es Sen ameriffm.
tie Scr f1l6itenoig at erobre Bel,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
q. q. Tarrell.
Den rette Manb for &pnsresien.

S Minneiota 36ie &ongres6i,
itriH feres ser for Ei6en en- libliJ
8olgfmpagne, om lite / Oroets
egentlige 6oritan6, at ser boI6es
itore &~elgerme6er; bette tan ser
nemlig life gjgres paa @runo al
Snfluen5a gpi6emien. Men Mann
og Mun6 imeuem og giennem
81aoene gibres Ser ct iberbigt Mr-
bei6e for at beige en- fnIo11o IoDol
Mmertfaner, ser paa en- beroig
og tiIli6sbeHen6e Mao6e bill re.
prei entere Di1trtfteti @aibington.
&en er melIem ben rnbp.
rer6e republifanffe &ongresmono
6. st. 9abis og 6en 6emofratiFe
4a116i6at Sobn S. GarreM, forben.
berenoe 5000 & Dairp Gommisfos
1er. Scr. Sarren, iom er belanie1
blan6t 9titriftets Garmere iaapel
iom blan6t ben merrige Man6, e1
iaa be1fiert& for fine Eieneiter
oct offentlige 2ib, at 11ogen 11pr.
mere 9mtale 6eraf bill bore ober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01

|5pprgSmnalet ON &egieringe1ts
0Dertagelie al Sernbanerne. SDem
Der ltaar bag 6enne ubaberlige Gra-
fit - on oct er Eoml1leD eller andre,
eller EoipnleD Sorbinbelie meb an
6re ~ fan b9re BET iar11rne. @obe6-
iagen er, at Girfuleret farer meb for
|ietlig uianbbe6, set bill iige: meb
Sign.
&egieringens Sorilag til Sberta,
gelIe nf 8aner1e beltemte, at 8aner=
ne iom 8e6erlcg ifuloe bore beretti=
get til oct ~gienneminitliGe Nettol16-
bptte / 6e tire Mar, iom gift foru6 for
ObertageIien. Ser bIeb fremiat flera
9Gnoringsforilag iom gif ub paa, at
Banerne ifuloe bGre berettiget til
b%enbol6sbis 5, 6 % z &rocent al lin
Mftiefapital iIte6enfor set giennem=
inilige Netto110bptte for Sc forlpbne 3
Mar. Senator Nelion itemte moo
6iSie ggn0ringsforjlag, og Set on
ta1te Girfltlgre paaltaar, at Fan Ser
peo ltcmte / 8anerneS sS1teresie {.
@bo6 fan gior6e, par at femme for
Megieringens SorIlag, iom bette fon1
fra &raitoenten. Spis Sor1laget bar
utilbprlig g1&nitigt for Sernbunerne
mao Mnflogen berfor fdr1t og trent
melt rettes moo &%r9it6ente11. Men
Set bar life Eilfeloet. Sen opltille61
Negel for gritotnincen iggte at falt-
Noa, bpao Ser bil6e bore retferbigt
% btlligt til olle 9i6er. Set bar og=
scu Spfatningen / &ongresien. 2ob-
forTaget blep be6taget / Sen Sorm,
set fom fra Hreiioente11, meo oper=
%pel0en6e 6lerta1 / begge S11le, og
Nelion itemte, iom bette Slertol gjor
Sc for Hreii6cntens 6orilog.
Sbo6 lfal man lige ON laaoome
forogtelige 6orl9g paa. at fdrc &Gl=
ger1e poa @il6ipor pe6 ct 1onbsbig<
tigt 8alg? @nlgerne piI 1elp {pore s.
Ste Noba1nber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
Eanatrmm anhFfalRa.
@a1lace, S6abo, 13. Oft. 1918.

ST.. Me6oftgr! Seq bill be6e &c.
6oft6ren ON 2ob til at 1egge in6
ct go0t Or6 for Or. 2an1tr1m, font
leg ier ct Mcpublifanernes &on6i=
sat for limited 6tates Genator !
Montana. Seq fjen6er bam meget
go0t og be6> bboo Slogs Mano bon
CT. Seq orbejoe6e / Drum Gum
mon Minen / Morpspille / 1896, 6o
han fom sis, og Set bor life lenge>
fdr ba1 fit 0r6 for at bore Den
bcblte 9oftor paa Sc Scatter. NGltc
Mar arbejbe6e ieg og Mler. Smen=
ion / McGlellan @11lcb, og 1i6t e.
ter Sui fit jeg 911ngebetpnbelic.
Set bar 90 SOB mes enc og. As be-
LON; men min Hartner to9 5fierne
og itarte6e n6 for MorDspille for at
faa Or. 2anltrum til at fom1ne oq
lie mig. Gn 8li55or6 fom op, og
jeg bob6e life npget &oob om, at
Goftoren fun6e fomme 20 M1iI ober
Tieloet / 1igt ,l1beir. Men r1
pao Staten toni begge, og Sc bor
nee item forfomne, 6a Sc tom in6; Sen
fi6ite Sci at @eien bab6e be gaoet
paa @fi. 9oftoren b1eb bos mig /
tire Gage, til ieg bar ODER set beer
tie, og en- uge efter TOM bon nbe6t
tilbage for at ie til mig. SO Tiger
fenere bar ieg / Mrbei6e igien. Seq
tror lite ret mango bil6e babe eiort,
5ba6 2anitrum gior6e Sen Scot; ban
iatte fit eget 2ip / Sore for en- fattig
Wan6> iom bnn bi6lte life fun6e
betole bam fort, ON noget. Seq
er feb ODER, at ieg life er / Monto=
11o, iaa ieg tan ftemme for benne
Mdn6, iom t9nfte iaa meget al Ell
fottig Mrbei6er; men jeg baober, at
on6re @rbej6ere og &ien6inger /
M%eontana bill femme for bom MT
be6 @a1get og paa oct @is bielpe
mig til at betale li6t al min Eaf-
11emmeligbe6sbielp> til Or. 0scor
Sa1o1tr11m. 9Grb66ig1t
Sobn g. Carlton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
JUDGES
Brill, Kelly, Dickson and Haupt


for etbbert Sorieg; paa at foa figbt
|@fob for min6re en6 6ens &pr6i,
og / set bele for ban fat en Stop=
per for al S1ags @pig. &on Dar
ogiaa 0pipn me6 alt Statslano og
bar or6>tet Salget al bette pua en-
foa6on Maa6e, at @taten faar Ben
fuI6e 8er6i, pao iamme &i6 Tom
&ipbere beFDttes f1I6t u6. Sen
npe &lan, iom gaar 10 paa, at
|@toten rubber nog1e @cres pao
bbert 5tbffffe 2an6, Tom 1plges til
fattige @ettlere, CT Bans &erf, %
Ben orbei6er go6t. S 8eltprelien
|of Statens Miner og metalfgren6e
!2an6 bar ban ligele6es in6f6rt en-
@efffe Sorbe6ringer, iom blan6t
on6et er fommet @folefon6et til
CODE.
@n 1oa 0Dgttg ng tro @11=
%be6sman6S @ienbolg b6r anies
|iom Ell 5%elDfdlge, og Minne-
|iotos oplpite @elgere bill biSie=
Zig oefao i6rge for, at s. 81. 8.
l@rens bliber gienbolgt mes Ell al:
di6ren6e sSIertaI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
iman nnoertrDffte S6olfeIaq oq1aa NOT

imm l1roertrDffte SS%olfelag oglaa NOT
fanr SEN 9tet, Der tilfoml1er Dem.
Men BET bar ln1tge bla1r6t Danffe
/ Mn1erifa ppret lt10erforitaaet, at
Ser tetop blarot ps ipm mnerifanife
8orgere al 6anif gfstraftion 1om
6erfor Sc nprmeltc til at tage % al
56n0eriD1lanos Sag, frunebes Ell
S%ellesaftion, ser fun0e omIutte Sr6
pg Sanfer beroat / Gambling, FIRE
9n1ferne ltb / 9uge11s flare 2Ds. ST.
sen for en- 1aaban IGllesaftion er MI
in6e, % 6e,r bil mc0 set fprite b1ioe
realiieret. On 6unif &omite paa
@eltfpiten me6 @obe0inoe / &etalu-
ma, Gal., / Sorbin6clie meo en- So
mite fra bbert at Sc to 6anif-lut5erife
&irfelomfun6, bar | lrngere Gi6 or
beibet mes at lamle l1n6erlfrifter
poa cit M6res1e, Der lfal dperreffes
&reiioent @ilion for officielt at ben-
Ie6e bans Spm9rf1m1be6 paa G6n-
oeripllonb og 6etS &etfGr6tgbe0s-
frap. 9en1e M6reS1e, unoerifrebet
'of Ell flor &re6s al ffie116te MGno IN
benfor nlle fprlfiellige @irfipmbe6er
b1on0t 2on6smpn6 BERT 2a116et, io1n
ct repre- entotibt l10trpf for Set 6an~
ife Soft / Mmerifa, bill / en- nGrmere
6remti6 blibe pberraft Nreli6cnte11 /
8aibington.
i @nbber 6anif Man6 e1ler &bin6c,
Ser 1eier bette, oil f9le fig ionn lolt=
6ariif me6 6enne> Sag. Gua1nart bt<
bere Sfri6t foretages, ifa1 ri 6erfor
eieb1iffelig bringe bore 2e1ere Me6=
oelelie 3erom, ligeion1 ogiaa ie1pe
M6resien bil blipe offentliggiort lam~
tibig n1e6 bens Sberreffelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
Awatr KnngrrH.

@er6ensblo6et Seem Sort @eral6
bor amitillet EN- inbgaaen0e l1nberl9-
gelie at, bborleoes &alget til &on,
gresfen 8. Ste Nobember fornentlig
bill fol6e It's og er fommen til fpl=
gen6e @einltater (6et bemgrfes, at
l1n6erl9gelierne bar an1tillet inoen
&r91ioent @iIlons glppel til Gplgcr=
foIfeD:
Senatet bill forblibe 6emofrotiif,
ifi6nt g}epl1b1ifanerne oil bin0e nogle
foo Ge6er. MeprGi entonternes @11S
bill 6erin1oo goo rep11blifonlf mc6 CT,
megct lille Woioritet.
Sen mtbGrc10e &o11gres ltaar ioa=
le6es: Genotet for So 9ernofrater,
"A 9}epl,blifoner; Suiet far 214 0c=
mofrater> 207 9}epltblifo11ere, 7 2ps=
giengere og Z pafo11te @u6cr.
Otter @eralos S%oru6iigelie pil
Senatet foo As fire Oenpfrotcr, Al
fire Mcp1blifa1cre, 6 tpinIlomme.
@uIet, 1876 fire D%en1ofrotcr, 21Sl
fire Mep1tblifanere> 80 tpiplIomme.
S Senotet frnDcs 40 Stemmer til
en- Notwithstanding / @,1let 218.
@nis Serials altioo bar &et, oil
Gepl1blifanerne bGre al6eles 1ifre
pna Moioriet / &eprel entanternes
&ns, me6min6re @ilions Mppel full
Sc bippe &pgtlfaalel1 til oen ar0en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
y. A. o. Hrrms.

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Minneiota ct &m6i6at for @ien.
bolg. San er iaa bel fien6t al bette
8la6s 2Giere, at en biografti1
,Sfisie at bam er une6pen6ig. Men
Der pnagaar ct iaa iber6igt Mr'
bei6e for at bil6le6e 8elgerne, al
Set ton bore paa fin @la6s at pege
pao enfelte &ret af bms @mbe6s.
f6rie1, f6r @elgerne faiter fine
@temmer.
@r.8reus bnb6e, 1om befien6t.
heret Ms1nronce : @ommisipr i
Minnei ota, 90 ban / 1914 blet
;balgt til Gtotsou6itor. @om 49,
furuance%z& ommisier fit ban beo.
taget Ell 9ffpffffe CODE 2obe poa Ms=
f11rancebgi enets Smraabe. 8lan61
'6isie tan nebnes 2oben ON Gtats,
assurance, bborbe6 SfotteD6erne Ell
fpuret mango Euiin6 Dollars oor-
Zig; 2oben ON Sarmers Me1tualSire
SSniurance Companies, iom boa
bnret til itort @obn for 5totens
'Garmere, fomt an6re 2obe ellie,
@nortnger al beItaaen6e 2obe. 81
6isfe tan nobnes Sen befien6tt
! ~@lue SfD 2am", iom regulere,
9unnelfen at npe Msiurance> Of
andre @elifober / Stoten. So 9ar
frotroa6te for at obertage &berbe1
fom @tatsu16itor, bar ban anie1
fom en- al Be 6pgtigite Msfurarce
,~&ommisigrer / Dele 2an6et.
Com Statsaltoitor ftaor ban
'@pioien for et at be it6rfte Sorret:
,ntngsfontorer / @tate11. Mf6eot
"s5im" Sill pleieoe at fige, at Sc,
bar bare en- Sorretttingsmar6
Minnefota, fom bap6e mere on
,,$en6e en6 ban felp, og set ba,
Gbotsa16itQren. @e6 fin 0perta
.gelie at @mbe6et in6f6rte Mer
@re11S ct NIT &egnifabsipitem
Statens &ontorer, bpilfet al Sog
Empn6 er atterffien6t iom ct al 81
behfte. fom er i @r1d / rtnaen @tat
eStatsm,6itorm bar 0pfpn mel
,Statens Sfobe. Mr. @reus ba1
beotaget en- 0r6ming for @alg a
'Sfoben TOM bar fat en- stoppe,