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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-10
Several Big Subscriptions Sc
cured Today Help 10 Enthuse
Workers Many Small Sub
scribers Do Bit.
INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN
FOR RURAL DISTRICTS
National Life, Kansas City Life,
County Commissioners, Board
Education and Mrs. Frank L.
Sturges Do Their Bit.

litluNlIIlu CNUutk lr HNtI NNlI
way uu the road 20 Berlin lp
To . O'clock this afternoon thc
cIt, uf Albuquerque and county
uf Bcruulillu had subscribed "a too
tal uf tag9. 100 ju tho third liberty
loan campaign Announcement
that the county had luuc hair
Way over the top, made ~ The
noon luncheon ut the y VI e. \.
was greeted with shout and en-
thusiasti, applausc. Tho workers
encouraged hy the success ut The
campaign not got thro" days old
started out with determination iu
-ccur" other subscriptions before
the city work insofar co. teams
are concerned. ia completed tn-
night.
TN, total announced ai . o'clock
Included number ui big Nuh-
scriptious. including $4,000 los
the city board ~ education, s2",-
O0O by Rornalillo couuty Sl6 600
by the Kansas city Lifc Insur-
ancc Co. $1,000 by the National
Life of the Southwest. l.ooO la
Mrs Frank T. Stu:gcs
Indians Subscribe $1,000.
The l'ughln tf lsltAt ||| ithhA. ff Soy
Isleta Indians. i3 miles south of Alhu'
puerque. purchased ~ 900 block %.
bonds throush the work ~ Mrs A.
mes A,cryt who. together with l.ui,
Abieta. made e. house O" house cau-
vass al the Pueblo Practically ever
Indian In tho Pueblo came across
with his proportion "f the loon honl
purchase.
uonds nm Investment.
II Cnnps manager or the Al.
huqueruuc agency 81 the Mutual LII,
Insurance Co. of New York was ih'
principal speaker at the luncheon TO-
day lie spoke from the standpoint o'
the Investor. arging thai Th"rtN bond
are good investments. hacked by th'
governments FIRE" from nN1tion at 2
liberal rate of interest no. points De
ing aside from ail arguments that
might be raised uu the ground ~ pa
triotiem
The house 10 house sui ting Zen the
city viii practically hc completed tu-
night Tomorrow tho WORK of sellInt
bonds fu The rural district vi'l begin
d ia believed that man, bonds will Do
sold up and down the river and iu the
mountains Considerable work ma.
aIroldv been done iu tHn count,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-10
kNEHIt NNN NI'i'ENH
MADAM CNSJ NTN List

VIZ - ~ w nv
Ottawa prIl The name, 0f the
following mericau- appear BOO today's
Canadian casualty lst.
Wounded a. ~ Garucy Kansas
city Mo. J Eastman. Seattle. r.
lulmer Youngstown. o.. r. Kline
Waterloo" li,. Sergeant Majur Nc
Numarsi Philadelphia " H. Arudt
Ir'. l.p- Nurolos. cal
lll D Hu'o Scquiu Wush
hird " ulffruh1rt Philadelphia.
Horn Clrcuc. M,lu.z. privatcs TranN
De rlu,u, Nlthau kranmau. licnr,
o. Mitchell Iamcs quinn ir
Wounded severely,
tscutcuaut~ Daniel u LAWYER. VII
lnm - MDycriug John Walter Mor-
ris Jamo. Wall ir Serecautn Seth
4 Ucusley Wiuhm sausyi.ie. ptf-
Yates Dorsey $ Dayton Harry Errf-
rau Paul y plumWer. james Shicid.
Nound'd slight,
Captain John g. Hurc, I.ioutru-
ants coleman 10 Burns William v
Crop, William = Fcuker Thomas j
jackson Morris K LgtD Arthur u
Martin TuYml. g. o. Martin WIZ
uau Michael Bernard j SnHnlc'
-ctseIuu feu a. Nuunlrd Peter
'ooucy Peter i Drnt'y Chud" n.-
Du.Iu. Victor g. g. horn Howard 10
Emerson. ThouHs n GlcHuu. Nn-
gusus r llughr. Herbert + Mrk"n
uu. Francis L.. Mead Nol O. i;au-"u.
John D. En.- Cutparlls Michac. H1n
non. Harold 4 rruhJn. Gcr1ri
I.,l.l.., r.Nr EuUt. Daniel 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-10
AMERICAN RIINIOitt IsMENTS
APPEAR N RAIIIE ZONE

London, April 10 American rein
forocmcnts have appeared In the Brit
ish battle zone says a dispatch from
british headquarters in France To-
Heutcl limited.
Thcu presence in the fighting line.
the correspondent adds. should hc felt
soon.
GERMANS GAIN GROUND
~ FIERCE FRESH DRIVE
with the British Forces IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-10
Stone May Rally
from the Stroke

Washington April 1D.--An.
nuunccncnt wn- made hat" today
that senator Stone, Who suffered
InralSiic stroke this morning
wns resting easily aud that hls con-
dition Wu~ not believed "a hc ~
serious a. AT fii~t thought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-10
scrlons Delay In Thinning

(Continurd on Page 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-10
MI5TNL MIIIKIT'

New York. April lg.--i,cad Mar
kct firm. spot, t5.25m 100 spuitcr--
Quiet East ~. Louis delivery, spot Of
fered at $500.
At i,ondon. Copper spot aud fu-
lures, tll0: clcctrolytic ti25. Tin
spot tS2, futures. f322 Lead Spu,,
f29. los. futures f2S, los
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
CLASSY CONTEST
DRAWING CLOSE
Mcconkeys and colBred Athletics Will
Try Conclusions at Tunnel
Grcsu Tomorrow.

All is in readiness for III. big exhibit
ton promised for the enthuSed fans
Tomorrow afternoon at the Tunnel
,;t..n wh,a two uf th. foremost clubs
Of this vicinity. will battle for Suprem-
acy. Il Will IL: contest that VIII
command interest locally. more SO
smo.,:, tho rolnrcd folks "f tie valley.
TIL. tiarks ''olor"d Athletics will bat
tie tho Sp"cdy McCopli"E c"nuuGcm;
and n wartn Srtto l. assured. tnlrrci
fans galore are planning 10 deck I'll"
grounds and II is exp"r;ed mat many
from all parts Of IN: valley will h" III
attendance.
Will. the game will have no barring
on the championship nor VIII II be
flashed throughout the country. but q
NOR. neat card could not have been
arranged while the result; will he watch
cd with interest. The locals have dis
posed of all the other rolored aEercEa-
:IcuS met and now turn Ia tn" white
boys to test their ability. Last SUNDAY
tho Clarks overwhelmed an all-Star col
lection from Pittsburgh. which is quite
an accomplishment for newly organ
Ized club. Practically all Of tho players
are from the Second ward. while most
Of the men have regulations Of Years
go. Banks is going 10 be- on the firing
line. which assures all that tho
"Tarkic>" will be in the running from
stnrt TO finish.
From the speedy McCnnkcy stand
point. the players are looking forward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

both local mon going far TO tho right.
Cunningham recovered and divided the
hole in four. Pollock took five.
Twelfth Holc--lIere the visitors
played perfect long distance game.
Both had long drives. and their iron
shots put Evans on the green and
Hutchinson juSt on the edge. Both
played perfect approaches and took he
h"l. III four r"Iock's long second
shot WAS to Tho right OF tho green. and
ms approach was not close enough for
Il put. Visitors. : up.
Thirteenth lIul~-.ill had good drives
fnr Ihr green. AMI each took Il three.
Pollock had II beautiful recovery on this
hole.
Fourteenth irolc-Pollock wohblcd on
his drive and approach His companion
played steadily and divided the hole In
four.
Fifteenth Ilolo-.All men were away
10 long straight drives. All OH green
III wa. and ail h"lrd out in four.
Si%,rcrlh lloi--Vlsrt"rs both on
grr"u in one. Pollock had beautiful
drive To within - feet Of hole Cum
nnvham WIS short and in rough. Gun
n;rIham's approach WAS short and hc
missed i three. with visitors sure al
three. I"lI"cl tried for II tw" and
ram nycr Ia" h"l% xix feet. II" cam"
back III It splendid pul and split the
h"lr. Visitors. : Up and to go.
Seventeenth ll"l.--I:vans short of
Err"n on IN" driv" about ten feet.
Iiutchis"n j':st OVER IN" green. Both
!"Cnl& dropped fin" shots ON tho green.
Cunningham just missed Il long put for
two. Visitors hnl"d out III three. Pol
lock again tried for Il iw", and got II.
|. hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
Perfect Health Is Yours
Il the Blood Is Kept Pure

It's torturins pains; Catarrh. often a
fnrrrEnn"r of dread consumption;
SCru!ula. Eczema. TCtl"r. Ery>iprlas
and other disfguring skin diseases;
Mnaria which make; The strongest
men HELPLESS. and many other dis
eases are ;hr direct result Of impure
blood.
You can easily avoid all Of these
diseases. and rid til" system Of lh"m,
by rhr IFS" Of : =. s. tn" wonderful
blood remedy that has been in con-
slant u:;" for NOR" than fifty years.
= :. :. cl"anSrS tho blood thorough
~. and rouis every v"stige Of impuriiy.
Ii is sold by druggists everywhere.
For vuluah!e literature and medical
advice absolutely free. write to-day 10
The Medical Dept. Swift Speciti" Com
nany, 437 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

70 the contest with unusual interest
and acr pr"nrr"d for Il raj good lIntc.
feeling: ~ thuuG;! they rr" going To haH"
4 regular circus. but ut tho sam" time
will hIitl" for u SlCto"y. liru% WALL
b" the ''!r"n man" and # this boy shoots
m his splitter" those col"rcG boys ara
expected /" H. jumping around In Il
gather uncomfortable manner.
Any way you tax" it. preparations
ara beng mad for the biggest attend
arcr If Tho Year and mos, ar ~! ihH
crlurcd folks viii ha"" the strongest
CATERING. for AL know how this "iaSS
Of people can root" Game called Z:
90 sharp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
Hutch Fol- ming =
DISTINGUISHED Cadtucs.

I'll" match VA '1ll 81 interesting
uri,i"nrS rhr"uGh"m'. IN" Of thr most
r.ii"r,riuim:: wnN N" aT"tinn!nS of OF
TN: privilege -, a.t rs rahly for tn.
rlcyrr>. ln 'h- rh"r" WAS worry spirit
"a liddir" il"r. John i. C0niA acted!
~ atlr,jon""r. ard H.. caIdy privileges
finally went rs follows
ra,lGy TOR t.vars--li"n. W. f. Wells,
Of Newell. W. Va. who purchased the
privi"Y:" for sos.
r:lldy '"r iiutrhis"n-Mr. Harold
lInch. uf Whr"lin=. wh" paid Sl"h
,'aldy for tnurinrhn'n--' 'oI"nrl lack
,;rns,. If Huntington. VIII" Surrendered
$50.
,'addy for TnIlock-Mr. Jos" spCid"l.
Of Wheeling. wh" lHth So.
rn each a.: IN" lirsl f"Ur h"!HS Mr.
rrmir hr'l Ihr crowd. whll" h" Dr""""h-
..,i T., ,uc,inu ucr three dozen golf balls.
us", hy ~" rIa;"rH - Il result Of
his "imi:.mc. ana other persuasion Tho
whole L., wrr" finally sold. TIL" first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
MORTON HARD HIT.

NEW YORK. July l2.-Ncw York hit
Morton hard here to-day and easily won
lhr second game OF the series from
Cleveland by n score Of TO l. No
Eridgr held the Cleveland hitters we'll
in check. n squccZ" play dcPririnE the
home pitcher r( L shut"ut. Score:
r. Fl. f..
:. q O q q 0'o-l L
New York. Il Il q . q 80 10 y
Batteres-M"rton. E.nzmann and
O'NciiI: Mogridgc and Hannah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

hall was purchased by Il we'll known
Wheeling lady Tor $50. aud several
others brought liberal sums. The en-
tire lot of golf balls yielded $3.50.
The net proceeds "f tho day. all OF
which gn t. ;hr. Red ''rusS. were prob
ably oyer 5000.
Mr. Evans and Mr.. Hutchinson loft last
evening for Pittsburgh. where they play
an rNhihirion match tn-day.
Tho wkor affair was Il splendid sue
crSs throughout. and reflected much
credit on the management Of tho clib
and the ladies Of tho Rcd Cross. VIII"
cont riuut,d :" much 10 max" 1t snc-
cess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
STOC|ES TO PLAY 80 /
FAST DOUBLE HEADER
BENEFIT Game For Members OF Team
Who Leave For Training
Camp Soon

Tomorrow afternoon at J. o'clock on
the Forty-scventh street grounds. tho
fast Stogies \. c., one Of the best semi
pro mines Of this vicinity will battle In
two hard games. They will be played
and the benefits will be given TO tho
boys who leave for training camps in
the near future. Several Of the boys
leave July %.
The first game will be played with
the Has Becns" fast nine composed
Of some of the best players of this VIC
Unity. They arc known to have several
dark horses" in the lineup and sur
prise may be expected.
The second game will be with the
Elaine. Ohio 4. c. This team too is
considered as classy" and battle will
no doubt result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
Almost Every Human Ailment is OI
rectIy TraceabIe to l.mpuri'
ties in the Blood.

You cannot over"stitaat" tn" i'm
portancr of k""p:ng III" blood ire"
of Impurities. When yuu realize that
the heart is constantly pumping This
vital fluid to all parts OF III" body. yon
can easily sec that any imnuriiT III
the blood will .caliac serious rpmpi;"a-
tons.
ANY slight disorder or imruritr that
cracps into IL" blood il IL source of
danger, for every vital organ OF IN"
body depends upon the blood supply 20
properly perform its functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
cases are the direct result Of Il bad
condition of the blood. Among the
most serious are rheumatism, with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
Attention, Beech Bottom A.C.

The management OF the Cubs OF
South Wheeling. will accept the terms
mentioned IN Fridays IntclliGcnccr for
a game at Recch Bottom. Sunday. July
Nth. . D. m. We would like to hear
from you In Sunday mornings paper.
The following Cub players will report.
Mt Thirry-ciehth street. II o'clock. noon.
Sunday: Donahie. Tofautc. Orfluske.
Humphreys. Otto. Schumpf. f. Orfluskc,
Nultc. T. DoNahic md Paddcn. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

Chicago. ........... q 0 q IL
E"SIUn. ............... O al | 1t
Two base hits--Ruth. Loibold.
Thr"" base hits--Euth t2l.
Stolen haSr--ShcIn.
Sacrifi"" hlts--Joncs. Whiteman.
n"uhl" plays--E. Collins TO Weaver
I" Ri$h"rr: Hooper to Ruth; Jones 10
Stanshury To Ruth.
LcGt on basrs-ChicaFo. 6: BOSTON. 4.
Ra$" on crr"rs-chicaEo. .; Eoston, ,.
Rasc on halls-Off REM. /: off Jones'.
Tit hy Diichrr--Ry Jones u. Cnllinsl.
Struck uUI--I!y B"nz. =; by Collins. l.
Mild pitrh--1oncs. l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
MIST FIGHT OR WORK.

WASHINGTON. July 12.--Edward
Ainsnith. catcher Of tho Washington
club. has ho"n ordered tn. engage in
Some useful occupation or b" placed III
class Al nf Iil. draft. by his local
drif; hoard. Il became known to-day.
Jo. Judge. first hascman az tnc club
has been served with Il similar notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
RIVALS IN RAFTING.

WASHINGTON. Jaly 12.-Ty Cobb
and Walter Johnson divided batting
hnnnrs hero to-day In a game won by
Washington. tn T. CnhbS homo run
and douhlr sent in three runs and John
son accounted for as many with n
triple and a single. Matlcson, d Tcxa s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

Philadelphia, s to .. Cruise. with n
home run ard two singles, led the attack
for tho home team. Score: r. IL. l..
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 O.
ST. Louis. . l j. IS 10
Batterics-Jacobs and Burns; May.
Doak and Gonzales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

Loyalty. demands that Uncle Sam oc
the great spendcr during III" war: nc
knows what is needed to win. And 90
not forget that every time you buy Any
thing you reduce by that much IN" sup
DIV of labor and materials which he
needs for victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
HELD BY HENDRIX.

CHICAGO. July l2-Hendrix held
Boston 10 five hits to-day while his
team mates hit Konetchy hard, and this
coupled with crratic fielding. enabled
Chicago to shut out Boston. To .
Score: r. II. T..
Boston. 49,. 0 Q q % 3 =;
Chicago. -. u "a IS II .
Battcries-Ernntchy and Henry: Hem
Dirk and kilifcr. C'Farrcll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jcrscy cry :: Ein@hamt"n 4
Rochester !: Eu:'rlo l..
Newark =. Halt.:unr" :. first game.
Ncwark ~. baltimore !. SECOND zane.
SyraCuS" :. Toronto -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13

league recruit. relieved Shaw in the
fourth and pitched splendid ball. score:
r. II. L.
Dctrnit.... . q | q III
Washington 0 Il t -
Rntteries-Dauss: and Stanage; Matte
son Shaw and PiciniCh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
A1dER1CAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus |: Indianapolis !. called end
Of trnth account darkness.
Louisville |: Toledo :.
ST. Paul {: Minneapolis I. called end
nf mint, account darkness.
No other game scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
BAT TING
WINS CONTEST
FOR B0STONESE.
YesfsrdaY's Games.

Boston. L: Chicago. : ~.
New York. u: Cleveland. |.
st. Louis. :: PhiIad.Irhin. :.
Washington. ): Detroit. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Chicago. s: Boston. o.
ST. Louis. s: Philadelphia, ..
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
New ork-PittSburEh: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
JACOBS WAS EASY

ST. LOUIS. July 19.--St. Louis hi:
Jacobs almost nj will. to-day. and beat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
Standing Of Climbs.
To-day's Games,

Detroit nj Washington.
Chicago ut Boston.
ST. Louis III Philadelphia
Cleveland ut New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-13
Standing Of Clubs
To-day's Games.

To-days Games.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia ut ST. Louis.
Brooklyn nj Cincinnati.
EOston at Chicago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-16

YOUR Red Cross is an aIl-Amercan, largely volunteer
organization authorized by Congress- headed by
President Wilson, audited by the War Department. en-
Enthusiastically approved by your Army, your Navy, and
your Allies
The work covers both military and civilian relet IN
every War-tom Allied country and full reports OF all
expenditures are continually being published, or are
available through the Chapters.
1t stands beside boys in training here or "over there
1t watches beside the pillows of batebroken men, and
offers rest and sympathy to war-tom fighters on bIIef
respite from the front
It carries food and clothing to hungered mothers and
s,-I little ruined villages
helps rebuild the scattered pile of brick and stone they
- once called Home.
1t brings back to the hopeless mothers arms her long
lost child
II helps care for the orphans of the who died that
civilization might live.
1t helps care for the thousands that have fallen prey
" dread tuberculosis.
- nobN represents deeds Of mercy, relief and eStora-
ton the more than twenty million members that have
w made its great work possible.
N You Do Your Share to Keep This Hand Mercy Its York?
Every dfoe relief Aad
mnhhon the Halifax and Guatemala
the from the bank
inc the War contributed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-16
CONTRIBUTED TO THE RED CROSS

c. N. Whiting Milling Co.
Owens & Miller
The Model Bakery
National Highway Garage
w. S. Haines & CO.
S. J. Hodges
H. G. Marten
H. P. Schley
t. B. Lyme
John H. Schoppert
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-31
2inn s.. &anien,

en- 1tng 6armer Narbe6en al
BaDne, @ebraifa, bar Splge uBio-
neeren" fon1tibig ,1teo at ban latte
tit 2ib / Gobe for lit 2an6 be6 at
meloe fig til Sejnelte i Sere11, ofret
olt, bbao ban eje6e, for 6e1t gooe
5og. gfter at ban bar blebet in6=
ifrebet &ereu, lolgte' 'ban fin Sarm
paa 240 glcres Merbeoen al @op=
ne og fjenfe6e $500 Collars al
|Salgsiummen til &e6e &ors. Ser
|ne1t fjebte ban for 1000 Collars
2ibertp 8onos og gab 1000 Dol-
lars til lin &irfe. &an b1eb in6falot
til ct SSnfanteriregilnent lom er 1ta-
tioneret be6 Heniacolo / 1lori6a.
timber Sen treble 2ibertploan @a1n=
pagne fjpbte ban for $4,000 Bombs.
Sen itnge Mal16s nglten eneltaa=
en6e 0fferbilligbe0 tom Er9ii0e1lt
@ilion for 7re, og Hreii6enten
ien6te ban forleoen ct 8reb 11ieb
|felge116e SeSn6bolo:
u@n al mine @enner bar n1eobe1t
mig 0mlten6tgbeberne i 6orbin6el-
lie me6, at De Tutte6e De111 til 6e
6orene6e Sfaters Mi1iteritprfe, og
|jeg enffer at ie116e De1n 6isie 2il1ier
for at u6tale min 8eun6ring for 6en
Mano, iom bebpge6e Deres &anb-
Ting og Deres bele Sremgangsn1oa-
|6e / 6orbin6e1fe n1e6, at De ofltoo
DereS Sarm og nben ssS116ifrenfning
og 8egrensning ofre6e belle Deres
5orn1ne for set itore 2a11o, ion1 bi.
alle elifer og i6ger at tiene."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-31
Sbife Epcialiiter.

8runbige liberale Meforner i'll
oeboloeS / ct rebi6eret 8rogra1n,
Der er tilitillet 6ocinliltpartiet i
5Difla116 af BETS @refutiproao, me6-
0eles fra 8errt. De er: &eileren
ffal berebes &etten til at erflpre
&rig eller 6re0. Mlnlinoelig @ten1-
meret: 8arlamentariif @egjering.
@ias6ogen ifal 'babe Set til at ilutte
Srqffater. Mfifaffelie of bernne-
ligt Diplornati. gn Donltol til al
operbeie international Mfbpbning
S e1t MrtifeI ,5ociaI6emofra=
ten, Stocfbolm, erflprer BEN ipet-
tie Socialiitfgrer Sialmar Bronting,
at alle 5origg, barrsbar giort paa at
.oberienoe bet tDife gociali1tparti
2o11oonzM Mernoro11oa11net 1neo syrem=
1tilling at oet brittle Mrbeioerpartis
arigSmdal, fom anr1obet al set it1=
ternationale 5ocial- -gureau, bar
baret forgjepes. goeidliifblaoe,
gorlpdrts" Berlin flyer, at Sc tD-
ife MDnoiebeoer er onibarIige for,
at Memoranoun1d life er 1raaei
|fren1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-31
Sranspprt Ienfet.

Set 1neo6eltes oe11 25. Moi fra
8aibington, at Ben engellfe Trans=
port oWoloobia" bar ipnfet. Baa
5fibet fal1otes 4S2 an1erifanife @ol-
oater al 5Soe. sS1tfanteri, 40e Dibi=
fion. 8lan6t Be. omfonlne filr6es
So Mmerifanere.
Set bar ti6lig ONT Morgenen
Sorpe6eringe1 af Sfibet fan6t Steb
/ Sen engelife &anal. Sol6oterne
loa ! 6eres &pjer og lob ne6 l1ni.
fornen paa. Eorpeboen gab 5fibet
ct poI6lonrt usbocf" og pjebliffe.
lig blaite a1le 5lpiterne Marn1
Solooterne bar bog alle fulolte116ie
fatte0e. 9e gift til 8aaoene ioo bur-
tigt JONI 1nuligt, men lne6 Sen ia1n=
me Dr6en og SO, ion1 11aar De bap-
.6e 2belier.
De reooeoe befin6er fig MI i SER.
De er alle 1neget begeiitret for Sen
Maaoe, oe ilop fra 5orer, og for
ben DDgtigbe6 % Surtigbe6, De bri-
tiife Sbfolf Iogbe for Dnge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-31
8rittrr.

gsus 90 gint Seinernes 2ebere er
blepet arreiteret, berifer Der ct
boloio11tt Ggre i sSrla1to. Mlle
llniolliit- % geationaliit- -8lo6ene to-
ger al Sen 5pntpoti, Sc fan finoe
s(nerifa. 9g alle i sSrlano baaber
poa, at Mmerifa bill tage Be l1noer-
trDfteg Earti. De fpf0er &egie.
|ringen for, at Sen preper paa at 90
|minere Sc amerifanife 8la6e og Der
igjennellr Sen amerifanlfe stem1tina
oberfor Srlar0. st 8la0 ifriper::
uGn glnltrengelie for at oper=
runlple olnerifanif Sanfegang er
'tlepet olbeles tiIi11tetgjort. Ser CT
fnl6ite11big Opbabelie al opinion
i 9l1nerifo ON Sc glrreltere6eS 8ez
ifploning for tpif Sanrmenipergelle.
Ser er gibet Mbborlel on, at berlorl1
tffe Ser inart font 8eDis | Sage1r,
bilbe Mmerifa life anie BEN for fife
at bore tpifDenlig."
0m &egjeringen flyer Dublin
SsSt16epenbet1t, at Sen bar foretaget
6e nepnte Mreltotioner une0 set for
2je at ber6e Mmerifns Stel1ntng
in1o6 SSrlono og at forbinore 9oro-
Majoren iom SSrlon6s &eprelentant
/ at faa Ell uparti1 It. Mo6togelle /
8a1bington."
r6ielo Moribol 6rencbs Groflo-
nation bar nappe telegraferet, fpr
Ser TOM Mel6ing tilbage fra 6en
omerifonife 8resie, lorn gift u6 fra,
at set tDlfe @ontp1ot bor ialt0t."
Set ier i6rgeligt ub for Stnn
Sem Hartiet. Ge bab6e laa itffert
itolet poa 5tpfte, 6oritaaelie oa
9eltagel1e fra 9eationalilterneS Si=
be oeres @anp for, 1olfefribe6 /
sSrlan6; men III ipnes 9fotionali-
iterne at billie ipiete, fer Ser er
fre1nfo11unet 1oget Bepis for oeres
llfero. Staar Be birfelig / Bagt
n1eb 9plferne, er Ser life noeet at
1tge 6ertil;; nrelt gjpr 0e bet iffe, bar
9eatio11aliiferne ipigtet oeres egen
Sag.