davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

o%ellfole og 9lrtiumsflaSierne, blep
Stuoent / 1887 og tog N%noc1efso-
men BET fplgcn0e Mor. @on nbpun=
breoe 0erpaa til Mnrerifn, ltuDereoe
Me6icn peo Minne1oto %l1niperiitet o.
praftilereoe Ell Gi0 bos Or. @oegD /
Winneapolis. S 1895 begpnote bar
egen &rafiis, por fprl It fire 9lar /
Wartell, 8is., 1aa / fen1ten Mar /
Mbercron1bie, sc. g., og omfring 5
aar | Sarge og ilog fig for tire eler
fire Moane0er fibe11 reo / Mollo, 81.
9af.
Or. Sjel6e par fjenot og afbol0t
operalt blan6t Nor:onlanb, ser troe@
Be paa 8erettigelle len af Mrbeibet for
ct D9rne ont uSnbreneorpen". s en-
lo1tg Marreffe 1to1 ban ditto bereot
til at bringe paa 8a,1e eller fremmc,
bbis Snitiotibet allere6e bar taget,
6oretagenoer, Ser tjente til at bepe
Norom9noenes M1rieelle iom &l,ltl1r-
folf. San bar en- al 6e iprig1te for
at faa 1tiftet set Norife Gelfab /
Mmerifa og omtrent belle Eibsr1 Meo=
lem al bets @eItDrelle, bar gpnomp=
.reloaets egentlige glitter, tilb6rte
5pn1er al Norge> Noromo1osfor-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
JmmtgrantrnH Ubrl-
HPr.

Seq er en- SSmmligrant.
Si0en 5fabellens Worgen bar mi.
tie raitl9le Sp60er traa6t rDe otter
ODER Sor6en.
Min urolige. 5fuoe bar plpiet al
lie 9ape.
Min Ban6relpit blep unofanget
|af EN- @igen efter mere Bribeo og
en- be0re Detailing for Soeoen fra
nit Mnfigt.
Seq faiteDe 8liffet MOB 6e Sor-
eneoe @tater, og 9jnene lpte me0
neutrality-suspicious. flare Sfier,
og ct npfeot Soab fit Siertet til at
banfe.
Seq nerme0e mig bets @orte ne0
Fitore 6remifri6tsgnifer.
Seq lanoe0e me6 ct ialigt
|9uab.
Seq bar baaret min Del al 8Dr,
ben Tom En- Man0; leg bar u6fgrt
BET baaroelte Mrbei0e, ifabt De itgr-
ite gigoomme.
Seq loer So Brooent al al Mr,
b%ejosfraften / 2nnoets 5lagterier
og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Seq uofgrer ipb &ienoeoele al
Mrbeioet beo &%l1lgruberne.
Seq u6ferer ipo Dttenoeoele al
Mrbei0et i 1lofabriferne.
Seq laber nttten Gppen0eoele al
ale 8efl9oningsartifler.
Seq fabriferer mere enc. Snlp0e-
len al alt Sfotgi.
Seq forfer6iger fire Semteoele
al allie Mpbler.
Seq laber Salpbelen al alle Slip
per, Wlancbetter og 5fiorter.
Seq ti%lpeiebringer fire 5emteoele
LAT alt Soccer.
Seq tilbirfer Salo0elen al Sano-
iferne.
Seq rafinerer molten mitch 81
'penoeoelc yaf 2an0ets 5ufterbebolo-
ming.
Seq laber Salo6elen of 2anoets
'Eobafsprooufter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

Sg oog er ieg set ltore, am1eri-
fanlf 8roblem.
Maar leg uogpoer nit 8loo poo
Mrbej0ets Sitter og neolegger nit
SIP iom ct Differ til Sli6ets CUB,
90 gjgr man life mere @e1en 0eraf,
ems ON EN- Spurp falot til Sor0en.
Meine 86rn ffol bore e6erS 8grn,
e0ers 2an6 ifal bore nit 2ano>
foroi min Sbeo % NIT 8loo bill
cenrentere @run6ooloen tit Sremti-
Dens Mmerifa.
Deriom ieg fan blibe feiet til og
blipe ct me6 Nationens politiife 2iD,
oa bor Smelte6igIen beltaaet 6e11s
8reoe. - IS. s. &arris / u@reoter
Mn1erica").
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
6ri-Gfsemplmer.

S Gglge set rDe &eelement for
Mpiier, iom &esjerineen far ub-
ienbt, % bbpraf III brin9er en- &ppi
/ bette Mtmer, 11aa 8apirfprbrusei
paa alle Maaber in6ifrenfes; pa
ale Bri4Gfsemplarer 1naa itanbIes.
81 far io1n be fleite 8labe ienot en-
9I 6ri-Gfsemplarer.
9ette t1aa MI altiaa opbbre, men
III itpler paa, at III berefter ,r1aa be-
tragic bisie ip1u regulate Mpnne1-
ter, % pnifer at bgre fra bem 5nr.
tisit mulist, ba ri ellers forelgbiQ
ntaa itanbie gOrienbelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
butte nneo oaore Mpobenoiebeosartif-
1er ION anI og Moaitoffer. Mett ID.
itgrre Ernngen i uDInr1Det bIiper %

butte Hle0 nttore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fer Tom &lI og Maaltoffer. Men ID
ftgrre Grnngen ubla1lbet bIiper og
jo mirore sa16brugetg gfsportober-
ifl1ol er, oes iprrere pil bet pore at
faa Diem, bboo pi lfal BRUCE til bort
%llnberbol0. 5ua giploer bet pr be-
le 5amflinbet at boloe no, at iate
9Gri1lg efter Naring.
Set nptter life at Iepe os i1,b i
Sll11itoner. Set forben rige europa
,er blepet ct 8attiebus, og Metsiiffer.
beoen oeruoe er life tor. Ser bliper
intet at foo, u6en bpoo Ngben tpin=
ger De nl6re til at gibe ps. Sg ielb
Ne6en fan htr1 gibe. bbao Sen bar.
SDRrtimob maa bi optre6e Tom De
bbenOe for at faa Susfreo. Sg Oct
bill bore flogeit, at og1aa bi ippn-
Der 2ibrelnmen IND og fle6er % /
Njalter for life at peffe for megelr
Misnn6elie .
S1ngersne6en fDnes at bore Sen
e1teite, 1om fan bringe 8erocnsfre-
Den, og bpilfen Onf bliber ser 5re6
iaa! On 6attigmanosfre6, bpor Ri
maa oere glade, on1 bi itaoig fart
brpbe bort forte 6anffe 8reb. 8i er
mi6t noe i 8er6ensbnngersig0en
og ben Iterife 8aapas1eligbeb er MOO
penbig, ON ri ifal boloe Sen fra
2ibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

116fer6iget en- Hlon for 5amarbeI6e
mellem 69ren og Slaaoen.
Sci erfl9res> at 9Rren ifal BE-
1taa al 81 MrnDeforps> meo to Dipt.
iioner / bbet Serbs og 8 &egime1=
ter / bber 9ibiiion. 9et er iffe r66=
benoig> at Soronoringerne ffal in6-
f9res giebliffelig.
uSilnes" bar %beregl1et, at Sen nDe
&eror6nia bill for6ob1e SapanS
Mrme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Oil uurr Ahnnttrntrr!

a#--...s - ~-4E- c4E E~
Den lite sS1Ii traabte ben nDe
8oitlob / &raft, bDDrbcb 5pr1e1oel=
iesomfoitninserne for 8la6et bliper
betbbeligt fprbpiebe. 9ette / Sorbin=
belle n1eb Be itebie itigenbe Bapir-
priler % alt anbet, Ser bprer til 8la<
bets beitemte 11bsifter, Mrbeioslpn
ETC., sipr set nb6benbist, at Mbons
,nenterne betaler 8labet / Sprifm6.
Mrbeibslpm % 8orto er fontant bner
uge. 8apir % alt attbet bper 30
Gage.
81 ton berfpr lite hit 9ipe lnn9ere
6enitanb, nte,1 1aaa altmobe ollie ont
at betale; bells bpab Sc ifplber ps II.
gelebes / Tprifl6.
81 benter berfpr at bpre fra ale,
Ser Itaar til &eltanee, inben sen Lite
Ausnit. @enlipf
1tbgiberne.
Mb &omau.
Sen 46e Sl1Ii paabegpnotes cit
nh &oman:
n2ps % Sfpese at Otto bon
Scbant5.
Denne er ligeloa i%pen0en6e Tom
De to fi61te 6orteminger, Ser bar boz
ret / &Ia6d, og bore 2Gl ERE bill f9ls
&c 6enre me6 famine SntereSie. 81
be6er bore @enrer onbefale &la6et,
Door 6e bur M%nleoning, for berpeo
at ffaffe 1De Monnenter.
Mpe Monnenter erbol6er set u6-
TONNE nf &omanen frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Sapans Gtrtbs n1ngt

Sra gofio teregraferes til 'Eimes',
at paa Set nDlige M0oe al iapanife
Seltmarifalfer % Momiraler blep
Der tagef 8eilutniuger ON Sorm-
italtni11ger til 5rbeoringer at SSa-
pans Soripar. Ser bIeb iamtibig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
@eiret % BE f~Dn1a,enbt Mfargber.

NeJTeI O8 ne lDltuleN0e sgyT9fpOer.
M~iigter11e 2anbet ober for CODE
IMfgrpoer bar ret lobenbe, men fao
Tom ben tgrre 9ifenpi1ro % boIot fig
''pon 8%rogramnpt III Mnaneostib,
|bbn6 naturligbis life par l9rlig
beIoigt; iiRr git bet no oper Wres.
marferne.
Eerfen pareoe lon1 nabnt lenge,
|og 5itnntionen begbn6te allereoe
lat rprne fig set pinlige;; i @irfelig-
bar Der l1oiigt til Mispaft,
|6eriom ben fnastgrre Soro life bur
tight miligt fif En- iterre boucbe fra
ioben.
Sg lna ben %. Mni on1 Mfte1e11
,begprrbte m6rte SfDer at famle fig,
|&aabet boffeoe, og set b~eifjammeoes
lite. ser. 3 ON Morgenen larnne6e
let 9or6enifralb ober 8pen, og ion
begDn6te Be ftore 8nnofan6er oppe-
fra at pie. Is Mm. 8an6 faI6t Ser
i Nattens 2gb, og set fal6t poa ct
tgn Ste0; 5ituntionen bar re66et.
4aalrabimarferne par ItarHf truet
me6 Undergoing, Sorblopper og an
ore SnlIefter bab6e rigtig m111tret
fig bet bagenoe Sornorsbejr og
iformeret Mrte1, men &l1l6en og &eg=
men fit bragt 6igie Sorbho / 2apc
iigjet, og og1aa @resmmferne friife-
loes 6pgtigt op,, og gi1rterieoen bor
lfaaet en- fin Gtan6.
5aar hi Blot en6n11 ct Bar 5tDr-
|teba6e al BEN 9ngs Der i Soraarpt,
,fm bi bape Sob at boobe paa en- goh
|Sg1t. Sg bbab Ell 1nooun betp6er
UNDER 6isfe DDrtiosforbol6 mere enn
UNDER r1ormale, bebeper neppe al
''poabil es.
Se gannle 9erregaarbe.
On al Nl1ti6ens &igmeno, Morb-
manoen Steen @iebelbauien, forben=
barenoe Dumpifibsfontorilt I'M Sc
Der / ltor Stil, bor facet Sen fifie
soc at opfiebe garnle oanffe @erre=
||gaar0e en- gros. Sorel9big ia: BON
anifafft fig Ell balb Snes Stpffer,
oeriblanot BET gam1e biltoriife 'Sal6'
|be6 8iborg.
Sba6 &r. @iebelbau1en, ser poo
forifjellige 0mraaoer bar giort fig
min6re bel6ig bemerfet, bruger fine
8enge til, fommer 10 / al Mmin6e-
|ligbeo iffe 0ffentligbeoen ne6, og
at ban faar SEN Barpeme=ssSoe at
figbe &erregaar6e> fan man 10 1er=
mel It fun ln1ile 90. Men bbo6 ser
1laar Gn DeD oisi e Meillionf orretnin=
ger, er BET trilte S6atttun1, at Sen
6anife M6el iittffe Tan mo61tao CLINT
|tet fra Sr. @iebelbouiens &rigsgul0.
at Moele1 ber bjemme poo moralffe
|og ttlbels8 fonomiife Smraa6er lnn<
&c bar bpret Torfo16, ct pi 10 efter-
b%aonoen bleben hp11net til at BE-
tragic me6 5in6sro, n1ert at Sen bel<
Ter lite lengere ct / @ei66eIie al
|biftoriif gons og 5lpgtsfdelie, set
forboule r - og Set gj6r on6e. M6el
forbarfer - og set gi6r on6t. Moel
4robbe til @alo og bans gul6bung-
ren6e Stan6sfeller baoe buffet, in.
Den Be nnoeri frep Sfje6erne til &r,
@iebelbauien. @6moro 5pore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

neutrality-suspicious. | belle CT
ropn ct 11oae tic ct fritiff 8i11ft.
Wenn ifnI Marbnnoreoer tilbage for
|m finoe en- ion fnretruer,oe 5itua-
ton iom Sen t~tllpnrenbe, og BET hi!
bore meget ~letiin0igt at tro, OF 6ell
|laoer fig beIpRrge be6 babe Sor-
Dolbsregler eller CT ct forbigaaeroe
I0noe. Set beooer zig earife biit, at
Soften bur ibigtet iaar. S ulle Ser,
|beng6ele itaar ben tilbage for ell
Mormalbpit. Set igeS at bore ct
l1belo - BET banrlige geir faar
|gfnloen berfor. ligelom for 9atier=
ne pna 8ronterne men nbeloet CT
lite uforfplot. aorlagen ligger op-
bere og nraa ieges ben ibigtenoe
Nrobuftionsfraft. MrbeibsfrRfterna
CT 6raget til arigsarbeioe, og &api,
talen er e,lten g6elagt eller placeret
i andre Soretagen6er. Eonnagen og
Ser1rbanemuterie1let ipigter, og ct
2uflusforbrug, t1apr1ig be6 Mmmlt=
nitionstilpirfninq, bbis 2ige @ilto=
rien olorig abr fienbt Waaet til,
Dor reouceret 2onobr1gets yoeepne.
|syor bpert Mar, &riae1 parer, bill 0et-
|te Sorbol6 bIipe mere gre1t, og Ser
|6ens &ornforraao bill lpin6e, inotil
Sl1ngersnp6en raier og ltanoier Sri
gent"
e.. soto giaan,,nH if4ffe fffct
,,,,2 mohdnor 81 - rp;5e n,o,,op miI
,,oo,,pr 0on,norfs mrp11er for at
n,o,rfo S,,nocrsndhcns Mon6e imo6
nor4 gl,5;o+9 0pt Or NOT iffe frit for.
~ =; 5orn noo,. noo @oropn of G,,1t
- md6 ~ f,,o hprpr 9(f1onnene.
fEa,n; :; nos - 6o+ o. oobn,, noprrp
o,,ao+s+o>a Gd5+o,, !; tote nor ooor-
~ sa,4o, tot7 so, on,+re,,+ mis=
nasHa mo-, ea5tor 1918 iii iifffe on
) 49, f,,,,,,o bo+oo,os nos soto monn
O., r.. hr;no -, a~o+o5rofo gorz
eSsoa4m ;sea ~. nnnn,o,f orro,
s. o. - am,n,a4
49,, ,,atan So. haa,fro G;oorno,, MI
1870 eorn ~ sa,4.,, !; o(,,54ro-
-, e,,n;o,, 5f,,Iaa hr;no norn,ol
fa,, ao,1A hnis 11boonsfr;oo, nos
49,. ;ma ansnar4a,oa ona'. so,,o+
~ G,,,ono M,,or;fog oonnh,,,o
+,,,os ,,,on 11,,6o,oo,,o for5; Mrho;os,
frof+o,, f,rronor SGT 80 6o+ fon M
10 o. @ndrosn,oor hnob Nnpr,f,,6
oet foor tiI Gfsnort Grnprinosfor-
ho1ne,o ! mrnron6 ero,,fr;o - cso-
lipn or oncrenp for,,ro1ioc,,ho ,Ipttp
40 o,,o,,,, n,prro o. So ! Sn,fIon6 ~
a,trio mpn !; 6isie oon6p 5npffffpr.
Nffer5inpn oo~nhh,7,oots Mrbpiop i
hpn1,,,pr np,, n,oo,fp beIt 0p 7,s,i,fp
4nrnfomrp 5nnea nj moro i'm on1=
front +o,nn,o M fon ! hoos+e Si(fprz
So f,,,, of,o @,n,,1or +;r 6cros ,,o,.o,e-
lte Naboer. s Sinlanb og | bet in>
ore at &uslan6 goor allereoe MI
&ungers696en fin 1tille Gong. Goa-
ie6en bliber opipiit, og 2gbet al
sommeren u66gr ~8efolfningerne.
|G1roba hor al Sen enqel1fe 9iberal=
|is1ne Iooet fla 1torre iro i ct frnate=
|liqt Baqbol6. Set far ftolet boa 81
.fiernere ganes &or11prool,ftion "a
|it16rettet fla ! tptbefoIfe6e. folklore
|5mnfuno / gilib til, al set oltio
f1tn6e foo Mo6 fra fine oepera116g-
rer. gl1 piI europa efter fire Mors
|ariq itao paa famine @l1nft ion1
efter Ereoipeoarsfriqen. &porle6es
bill 0o11morfs @finino ioo blipe2
giI hi funr1e l1t6goo Sc MeoiIer, ser
operalt u6enfor 2anoegrenler1e N.Y.
Ser os2
mon f,,n6p np6 @p5,orpr5pr beroi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
8srnebinIpsoagen

8.
Sra Sc bgjere Magterg SIDE bar
Der life iparet pao 1roget, 90 Borne
.bialpsougen opranot i &igbenbap1l
ben Is. Mnj. Mftenen fori,1oen
.bnbbe bet esregnet, pg alt bar frifft
.og mutt nRite Mprgen, inn ben
.gDlbne Col funbe Itrnale oDer Men-
E1eifene % ober oft bet gretrne og
bet rbbe, bbormeb De babbe ImDffffett
|Sorpe % 8laofer til Mre for 8agen.
tSg Soft blep glade og milbe 5ino,
faa Be aabne6e gierne for 9ortemon
npernes Clutter, 1laar EN- Sbarm al
inng6om - tilbels meget gr9tt og
meget r6bmen6e l1ngbom - Itraffe
,be bare Mrme frem meo 8esien,
meoens 9jnene laa paataget benfal-
tbenoe pan Sfret. 9g Set blep 90
Iogfaa Ell ganlfe artig S1tm, aomi=
teen fltn6e tnlfe Be inofom11e Sob
bern1pnter fanu11en til, BET bleb til
ca. 100000 Ser. Sg alle 6isie tore
Serge fommer 10 paa gobe = eller
rettere 6aarlige-6te6er, nemlig til
,Sjelp for 6e imaa fattige og iDge,
Der io fer1t og fremn1eif fife moo
mprfe for uleget til &rigens grna,
ringsrationeringer.
Sg ON Mftcnen funbe @omiteens
@abinets1efret9r, Sam.
merberre arieger tilfre6s lagge fiji
Sopeb paa 8u6en.
8et pil iige: set ber BON eeentlig
iHfe. @an og &o1niteen ber life fal.
6e / 5gpn poo 6eres bi6tioige gobe
.@jerninger, for iaa ct Ser Sore for,
at y9aeen" ftagnerer, at Sen ooerle.
Der fig ielp, og Set pi1oe bore 5pno
for Set CODE Sormaal.
Sogen er jo sem, at belle set itore
ipobi eren6e 8ublifutl Ser giper Sc
rasQen6e 86sier Sn6bol6, life Ieg.
ger bier 2z9re / meo &jertet opfDlot
al Ganfen ONT beres ienere Mnber1.
Belle. Meng6en giber, foroi Der er
Seit og 2ip / @Den. @ner rettere
fnl0e bore Set. Sor / Sen &etring
forter set en- 9el = Sc 6orlpltelier
Der fal opellfe Solfs @ipelplt er ef>
terbaonben iunfet ne6 til irriteren6e
elQer f%ie61ommelige 6oreteel1e r. ssffffe
cen original S6e, life eet Gr9fpla,
liter, Ser rigtig fan faa Soft til at
me6e op> til at more fig og til at
.gibe 8torag. Sg bbor ct ale 8pens
700 urge Sfltelpillerin6er benne,
.iom BOG Sc ferlte Mar, Der bar 86r-
nebielpsbag> gap 6eres .@i6rag til
Snoi amlingens perionlige Sci oe
I6erbeo gab 5eit6agen ct 8lus, ct
.2ip, iom Daeen mi fapner. 16el1
at bile forfleine 6e MenneIfer, Ser
filler Zig til 9ispoftion for aomi-
teen: liblige eller moriomme eller
originate bar Be lite. Og Optogens
er beitanoig Sc iamme: en- Slot
&ran6m9n6, Sernbonem9n6 ener
|8oitbltoe etc. = 6et er life 1pen-
oel16e. Sg bbao ct Se1gen? gt
'og1aa 8ublifum bliber 1lgDt og lige=
.glao. @if man u5treeet" igien-
mem, bpor Ser bar Grengiel at Soft,
bgrte MON life cit glo6 2ntter, intet
I2ib> fun 8pslernes boor6e &os1en /
|Sfilbe6en. Oct birfebe lon 9rom-
mebDirbler paa En- &rfegaarb.
M1tioa ere0e &omite:: Npe og orr
gi11ale Soccer n6be6es n91 tie Gong,
|iaa 9agen bliber Ell birfelig Selt=
Dag for &j9benbabn.
Sra @mggem til @rabem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Sra @ngsen til @raben.

Maret 1917 ltbpiier for 9unmorfs
@~eofommen6e en- Ne6garg / 5e6iler-
nes Mntal, nei1lig fra 24,4 pro mile
j 1916 (28,6 / 1909 til 1873 flor,
og %en0ifi6nt Dp0eligbe0spromillen
ogioa Ell gaact ne6 GAS / 1908,
1874 / 1916 og 1873 / 1910 bar
set 6og life peret tilitreffeligt til
at boI6e SpoielsoDerifu6et oppe paa
BET normale, oct er ballet fra ID pro
mile / 1908 og II / 1916 til 1915 /
1917; omiat / bele Sal fs0tes Ser
|ifior 10000 leDen6e 8ern, me6ens
Der ialt 6g6e 39,4O0 Nerioner, att
[Iaa fit Solfen1ang6en Der / 1917
an6rig 100000, en- SilD9flt al
$1,000 8erioner og 11arn1er fig ioa=
lebes It9rff til 6e 3 Millioner. \
Ser fgbtes iom ip0Dan1igt fleit
9renge, nemltg 36,100, bborimo6
Der bar li6t ferre Manbsperloner
blan6t DG6sfa1oe1e ems &Dinber;
bet m%o6iatte pIeier eIlers at bore
|Eilfpl6ef. Mf 6e6fe6te opbiier
Maret ct antal at ca. 1900, al bpi1fe
6e 1000 bar Drengeb6rn, men BET
Ell 10 Ell &ienosgierning, at 8igerne
genaemgaaenoe Ell al iterfere og gro
bere SGnlmer en6 oe imaa M9no.
Ga. 10000 Menneifer bar .Ietiin-
oige nof flor til at in6gaa 9ggte-
ffnb, Der itifteoes ner1lig ca. $1,000
|iaa6a11ne eller li6t fgrre emo fgr Sri
gen; oe foroeler fig noru1alt ouer belle
|2anoet, maaife me6 en- lille5tigning
Sobeoitaoen. De fleite Wgteffaber
blep inogaaet ! 9ftober auartal /
Mfooietning H BgbiIer % DposfaIo,
Der mgoer meo De mil1olte Sal /
Narets ii6fte 3 Maaneoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

Simple 2eberegler.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
DISCHARGE IS RESTRICTED
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CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Wash. Dec 17.-Only men will be discharged from the army here who reside in the states of Washington, Oregon. Mon tana, Wyoming, North and South Da- kota, Utah, Colorado and Northern California, Northern Nevada, North ern New Mexico, Western Nebraska and a very small corner of Texas. A zone outlining the limits was an- nounced today. Men from other states will be sent in large bodies to the camps nearest their homes.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
SHUTS AGREES TO
 RETAIN OFFICE
Ry Review T.eased Vire)

LONDON. Dec. F. - tBy British Wireless Service. 1.-The Daily Chron- icle's parliamentary correspondent says that Lieut. Gen. Jan Christian Shuts, who was reported as having presented nis resignation or the ground that the war having terminat- ed his services is no longer were re- quired, probably will remain in office as long as the war cabinet'cOntinae-.
 The newspaper says that in the ordinary course of events the war cabinet will be superseded by a nor maj cabinet. of which General Shuts will not be a member
 General Shuts will have important duties to fulfill in connection with the Paris peace negotiations, the Daily Chronicle continues, and either he or General Botha. the South African pre- mier, will be a member Of the peace conference.
 Tt is understood that Mir. Lloyd George. the British premier, is averse 10 a large cabinet, aud when his gov ernemtn is reconstructed after the election it probably will be found that the personnel of the new cabinet will
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
CIVILIAN FACES
 TRIAL FOR DEATH
 OF ARMY OFFICER

ELKTON, Md, Dec. 17.-James R. Turner of New York, chief government architect at the Aberdeen proving grounds, was the principal witness for the prosecution today in the trial of Charles Halwordt Johnson for the forcthe murder of Maj. John R. King of Brooklyn, N. Y, also an architect at the proving grounds. Turner and Major King were friends and both boarded at the Johnson home. Turner testified that on the evening of the shooting he and Major King had been writing letters to their wives. Sub sequently, said the witness, Johnson came to my door and exclaimed, why don's you fellows keep the doors closed%
 q next heard Johnson exclaim, You'll have to get out of this house. Then the sound of their voices grew fainter, and then I heard Johnson shout: You D-d' then followed the sound of a door slamming, then the report of a shot, and Major Kings volce, Turner, Johnson has shot me, call the post hospital and get a doc tor"
 Mrs. Carrie Harkins, a neighbor of the Johnsons, testified she went to the Johnson home after hearing the shot fired and saw Major King go out of the house. She found Johnson sitting on the porch. He told her he ordered Major King to leave the house, he refused to go, and he shot him. Mrs. King and her daughter were deeply interested in today's pro ceedings.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
HUN SOLDIERS IN BERLIN MARCH ID
 OLD VAR TUNE
Deutschland Uber Alles" Is Heard Again in Streets While Officers From Front Show Impudent Demeanor

LONDON, Dec 1.-The correspond ent in Berlin of the Daily Express, leading with the return of the German army, says the scenes of enthusiasm marking the home coming Of the troops are ending.
 Men have been coming home at the rate of 10000 a day" says the correspondent. Every day Herr Eb- ert. the chancellor, takes his place on a rostrum, opposite the French en- bassy. He addresses the home-com- ing men and the band plays martial music, while the crowds cheer and wave their hendkerehiefs.
 Deutschland Uber Alles" brought me into the street this morning. To my amaZement-and the apparent amazement of the French officers grouped in the window of the em- bassy-a regiment was passing the Brandenburg gate to the old tune. Later, I heard it played continuously as cavalry. infantry and artillery swept by.
 What particularly struck me was the attitude of the officers. Those l have seen in the Berlin garrison were quiet men, many of whom had re- moved their marks of rank. They seldom were saiuted bytheir men. On the other hand the troops just re- turned from the front are well discip- lined and salute as of old. The of ficers themselves are unchanged, They exhibit themselves, monOcled and tight-waisted. to the population. who cheer them loudly.
 Berlin is dancing mad. There are about 50 cabarets in the city, and dancing goes on all the afternoon and until g o'clock at night. In a weeks time the edict closing dancing halls at g o'clock will be removed and then dancing will continue all night. Der liners are looking forward to this.
 'It is a usual sight to see cabarets packed to suffocation with women in expensive toliettes and both soldiers and civilians dancing and drinking wine costing two pounds a bottle. Seats at the theaters can only be had two days ahead.
 "'We are trying to forget said a Berliner to me today"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
THREE

reference with the operation or street cars by striking street railway em- ployes was granted in federal court here late today on application Of the street railway company. Meanwhile city officials were preparing a petition to be filed in federal court seeking to compel the company 10 resume normal service which has been partly suspended since last Wednesday when union mOtOrmen and conductors voted to strike to compel the company to grant wage increases allowed by the federal war board.
 More cars were running today than at any time since the strike was call ed. according to company officials. So far there has been no interference with the operation of ears.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18

not exceed f2. Considerable changes may be looked for in the ministry.
 Lord Milner will leave the war office and Sir Erie Geddes the ad- and il is dn open secret that Austin Chamberlain will succeed Andre dwBOnar Law as chancellor of the exchequer. Advantage may be taken of the nationalizatiOn of rail ways to appoint minister Of transpor. tation. a post for which Sir Erie Geddes la obvious qualifications.
 ''The prime minister has deferred his visit to Paris in order that he may be present in London Thursday to participate in the welcome to the victorious generals"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
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