davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-24
The Usual Difficulty.

II wish / had a lot of money!" he
said. rather unoriginally. we thought.
what q selfish wish!' we muir
INJURED. echoing bromide with bromide.
1T IN not Selfish" he asserted. I'm
deed, I was thinking how much good
{ could do II had money"
"You can do lot Of good rs II L.
We counseied sageiy. 1T II not nee
essary TO be rich to do good. There
are many. many things you can dc
to smeliorate suffering end distress.
Personal service. aad all that sort OF
thing"
Yes, yes" he said impatiently.
bot nobody will ever hear Of It."
Az. there's the rub l-Exchsoge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-24
SHORTHORN MEETING

The sixth annual meeting of the
Central Michigan Shorthorn Breeders
association will be in Greenville. Jan.
10Th. All breeders of Shorthorn cat
tie, particularly those in Montcalm
and adjoining counties, are most cor
Gially invited to attend This asso-
citation stands for the grand Old
Shorthorn (Durham) COW, first, last
and all the time. 1t will be of interest
to know that this association was or
ganized five years ago viii only nine
members. Its object is the co-opera
tive marketing of breeding stock.
c. W. Crum, Secretary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-24

Fatty ArDuckle in The Countr-
Hero" Idlehour. Wednesday.-adv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-24
Should Use Zinc Rivets.

IL is not wise 10 fasten Zinc-iron
sheets together with iron or steel riv.
cts. These soon rust il not painted
and the rust penetrates through the
edges OF the iron encircling the rivets
and tAus proves disastrous. Only zinc
used.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-24
| THANK YOU

During the month of October thou
sands of men who sell the Rawleigh
Products had sales contest, the
prize for each successful man being
an Honor Medal. 1t gives me much
pleasure to announce that ] secured
enough additional business to entitle
me to a Medal and ! take this oppor-
tunity TO thank my many customers
who patronized me so literally that
the company awarded me medal.
will call again on all my customers
with my store-on-wheels. loaded with
Rawleigh Quality Products and trust
| may merit continuance Of your
patronage. adv
Sincerely and thankfully yours.
L. Herryman, The Rawleigh Man.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-24
Oiden.Tjme Fac owder.

Prof. NJ. l.. Philbrich OF the Univer.
sity OF Washington told the Washing
ton State Pathological society tina
women OF the seventeenth century
powdered their checks with corrosiv,
Observation-Disclosures Of mcrcury-and
with white lead. And they periumed
their gloves with ambergris.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05
IF YOU ARE SICK SEE
DR.. WEST
PRACTICE LIMITED

PRACTICE LIMITED
To chronic affections of the Head,
Nose, Throat, Stomach, Liver, Bow
els, as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Constipation, Diarrhoea.
Blood, Heart, Skin, Rheumatism,
Eczema, Pimples, Blood Poison, Bad
Blood, etc.
Nerves, Spine, as Neuralgia
Headache, Sleeplessness, Dizziness,
Nervous Exhaustion, Dependency,
Loss of Memory, etc.
HOME TREATMENT For WOMEN
DR.. Weist's treatment for women
does not include any humiliation.
No operations, remedy is harmless
and can be used privately. Consulta-
tion free and confidential.
DISEASES OF MEN
DR.. Weist wants a private, heart
to heart talk with every man who is
weak, nervous, broken down, dis
couraged, or suffering from any dis
ease caused by ignorance, eXcesseS,
contagion, incompetent treatment or
neglect
WHY CONSULT DIR. WEST?
He has made regular monthly
visits to this community for fifteen
years, and has an established p.a~
tice. His practice is limited
Chronic Diseases and he has SD
practically all his life in the stl
and treatment of them. His pr
tice consists mainly of long stand
cases who have failed to get sa
faction elsewhere.
REMEMBER
That DIR. Weist invites you to call
and consult him and investigate his
work and methods of treatment and
that he charges absolutely nothing
for consultation and examination.
c. C. WEST, IT, D..
312 18th Avenue Columbus, Ohio
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05
MEETS DEMANDS OF LABOR
6hipbulIding Adjustment Board Grants
Eight-hour Day and Increased
Waees-AIIoWs Open Shop.

General increases In wages, an eight
hour day with time and a half pay for
overtime, free transportation where an
employee is compelled to spend more
than 10 cents q day in car fare, and
provision for grievance committees Of
employees are authorized in an award
by the shipbuilding labor adjustment
board, applicable to all wooden ship
yards south of Baltimore and all steel
yards south Of Newport News on the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
The decision follows In principle the
award in the Delaware and Philadel-
phia districts, which gave labor impor-
tant concessions for which the working
men have been fighting for years.
The boards dlcision prohibits any
discrimination between union and nom
union men.
In granting a basic eight-hour day
the board undertook to encourage the
institution Of two and three shifts by
limiting overtime so that the total
work shall not exceed 60 hours a week.
March 25 was made the effective
date of the award, which is retroac-
tive as to wages to February l for all
yards except those in which disputes
have been settled temporarily on a bas-
Is of other dates.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05
TAKE LIBERTY BONDS,
BUY ". S. STAMPS, TOO
Gut OfACCunu|atIOns, Buy Bonds;
From Economies, Stamps.

Columbus. o. (Special) - Stzts
headquarters of the Ohio War Sav-
ings Committee, Columbus, has been
besieged with this question: "What is
to become OF the War Savings and
Thrift Stamp campaign during the
Liberty Bond Campaign?"
Harmony of action between the Ohie
Liberty Loan committee and the Ohio
War Savings Committee is very COM
plete. There will be no concerted OPP
position of one organization toward
the other, although the treasury de-
partment wants competition between
the two governmental loans. 1t is ex-
pected that each campaign will stimu-
late the other.
Here's the suggestion made to Ohio
people by the State War Savings Com
mittee;
"If you can't buy Liberty Bond,
buy War Savings Stamps.
"Out of your accumulations and in
come buy Liberty Bonds; from your
savings and economies, buy War Say
ings Stamps"
There are thousands and thousands
of people in Ohio who are wholly able
to take large blocks of Liberty Bonds;
these same people are buying War
Savings Stamps. There are other hun
dreds of thousands who c!Innot afford
Liberty Bonds, but who should COM
mence buying War Savings and Thrift
Stamps, if they have not already done
so, the state committee advises.
"Great financial operations Of the
government cannot be carried forward
successfully unless people of the
United States economize in every pos
sible direction, save their money and
lend it to the government" the state
committee says. By so doing, Il is ex-
planned, the people of the country are
"at the same time increasing tkeir
material prosperity by their Swings,
and they are directly helping their
government by lending it the money
with which it can buy the necessary
supplies and command necessary
services to make our fighting forces
stronger and more effective In the
| field.
"The War Savings Campaign has
had the influence of bringing home to
the people of this country the govern
ment's need of personal economy and
has impressed on millions Of people
the necessity of participating 81 both
the Liberty Bond and the War Saw
ings movements.
Remember, that the widows mite
ranks as one of history's greatest
acts. The only thing to be ashamed
Of is not that ones contribution is
small, but that you made none at ALL"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05

dency of the newly organized Inde-
pendent Union of Mine Workers Of
America.
The new organization was formed at
Pueblo by delegates from Colorado To-
Gals of District No. Is, United Mine
Workers of America, from which they
voted to secede.
Although Utah and New Mexico To-
Gals were not represented in the con-
vention, it is the announced intention
to organize locals of the new union In
these two states and then spread the
movement through the United States
and Canada, forming a new interna-
tional union.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05
OHIO LEADS IN W. S. SOCIETIES
Has Nearly Fifty Per Cent More Than
Next hiqhest State.

N0Nt HI9ncSI Statos
Columbus, O-(Speclal.)-In the
number of War Savings Societies or
ganized, Ohio is leading all other
states IN the country by practically 50
per cent. Pennsylvania stanGs sec
Ond; Indiana, third and West Virginia,
fourth.
In this state, there have been close
10 5000 societies formed stnce the
opening of the War Savings and
Thrift Stamp campaign. Records
from Washington show that, to March
t6, IL states had formed no societies.
Purpose of War Savings Societies
is to awaken a realization among men,
women and children of the nation that
in their hands lies the key to the sue
cessful prosecution of the war; that
they can render most substantial
service in genuine and practical thrift.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05
LAWSON HEAD OF NEW UNION
Announces Acceptance Of Presidency
of Independent Mine Workers Of
America, Just Organized.

John r. Lawson, widely known as a
labor leader, whose resignation as
president of the Colorado State FEEDER
alton Of Labor was announced recently,
said that he would accept the presi-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05

Which would you rather do,
Just break even in your business
this year or leave a leg in
France? Boost War Savings
Stamps and save some American
soldier from a legIess or arm
less existence.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-05

WE SELL THRIFT STAMPS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
9etatlban6lcrne prpteiterer.

st bcmnrfcllesbnrbigt Tiocns
,3egn Bat Set ltore Mpoe / @rl,not=
Digs &us> bbor $1,000 Getail=
%banblcre proteltere6e MOS Sn6er,:
I%rigsminilter &obes 1ioet bcnipnsf1l
I6e Sptreoen %opcrfor Sc &onolc1oe.
Mf Sn6leoeren> &jpbn1ono 2ou=
|rtt5 Senlc11s 6oreorag, giengiper ri
|fplgen6e u6talelle
Sen &laslc, Scr CT lige1tillet me6
Mrbej0erne, bpr bnbe Set til 6e,1
famine Goriorg, 1om oisie. !@nno
faar hi, 11nar hi life fo11 f(urc os?
|@t faar 2op at goa as G11nobolm
til. (@erD &i bil bjelpes ligclom
Mrbejoerne efter Erincipet &jalp til
i6elbbjGlp. CT ser 1ooen, JONI bjpI=
per Observation-Disclosures, iom bleb, ar
bei6slpie peo Sobafsifotten, bpor
Mrbg6erne fit @tots1tptte.
s 1916 bar ser 200 9%etoilbon0=
lere, Der bl1ffe6e unocr. S 1917 ct
bette Sal iteget til $40, og Tu1inocr
,itaar for 6o16, paa @r1,no al Sc
g%leringe,1s 6oranltaltninger. Gr Sci
lite foritoaeligt, at ri fpler, scr mao
'gjpres .1oget.
Sborfor ltoar hi ioa iloe / set.
Sc til Mrbei6erne! sc til 2ano=
Boerne. &bo6 foar Sc lite, for6i SC
En- orgoniiereoe. Sg bpao foar biz
SEN treble 1ter1te Ston6 / Dorn1ort
1taor n6en CIT c1telte Experimentation
poo Ginge. 81 merfer bel mi OF
moo @a1get en- big &ier1igbeo til
Mellemitanoen. Men mar 8alge1
er forbi, 1ao foor hi Sou at iejle /
nor cge11 @g.
| Sm to Maaneoer fo16es ser til
go1g, o. be6 bette ffaI SEN oonife
Mellemitanos sfjebne ofgjpres. CT
9e for os, iaa RIFF .op i Mpfffferne oq
BOLD So6ilog, for ser CT fife anbcr
@ei. Sfer Set, er Ser ingen @egje-
ring &igSoag ellcr pplitiif @arti
Der itaar os ino6. 5oo bill DO,
Gag ieire!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
4ebSfQIb,.

Gofoinipettpr Salooricn al &or.
ie1s CT ofgaaet pc6 Debcn poo et
Sotd / &%iebenbop11, So glor al.
Mbminiltrerenoe Direftpr for
set 6anite M%ftieieIifab Giemens=
Scbllcfert, 2uoMn 2ur16, CT ofgnoet
peo 0pben / Ell Mlocr al 60 Mor.
- Baltor 8o1,llcr, 2aaitr,1p peb
8tbora CT paa iin 42=oorige Gpb=
ielsoog pluolclig afgaaet peo Dpocl.
= Dircfter for Sn6aitri= % spn.
rcbonfe1 / gen1tpcb #. ar,ie CT
oso, ra1nt at ct 9icrtcilag, IS 9(ar
g%otnn1el.
@ofjl,ocler 0ra9ite6, &ipbc1t:
bapn, SO. = Bbh. 2ercr 8igrn
so. - 6orltanocr 6. 9.
Gaming, &rab6csbolm 9ejifole. =
Stu. &a7nncr / Msbbp, Sugfpre1
S. g.. M1r6cr, SO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Gnrppas minSite Stat.

Com It gfsclr1pel }oo chi fl,ripS
Stotsoonnellc CT / Sc lcnerc 9or Of:
terc pn1tolt set lille 2on6 Moresuct
oglaa fal0et Gutenberg, peo 6c1
prersflf=belgilfe @renle. Set Ell
G11ropos mi1101tc Gtat og cr tilmc(
minore ems San Morino % Mn6pr.
ia. Set far facet Nacropnct San.
Set mco Sc u6ol6borc Spr6pl6", %
bets 5fipbnc CT. bleben ~bisf1terct
peo IGrligc 2ejlig6e6er / Sen prcl,s=
fife 2on6ong.
NhL 81 gl,ropofortet eftcr Ser;
bensfrigcn lfol rcgl1lcres poo ny.
iigcs Set, at Set lille Mice lfol for
lpinoc fra &prtct.
2onoet lieaer ct Stpffc fra Sen
gamle &cjler1tao Mocbclr, bporfro
man fan rcjie pr. 5porbej. Oct CT
belt %neutro1t % be60er 6erfor gee11=
trol= Moresnet. Set uogjpr en- lang:
ltraft, ifppbinflct Irefo'1t, i Telt
%begrpniet al Set belgilfc Diltrift
Moresnct, / git % Spo al ct prcl1s=
lift Giltrift al iorlme Napn.
&eb NrobinlenS Oeling un6cl
@ienerfre0en / 1916 blcb 6ctte tre:
fonteoe 2an0itpffe belt gle1nt. Gel
pirfeoe iom e1r ber6ensbiltoriif Gum:
beo, at mon fun6e glemme Set lao
fl1l6l t9n0ig UNDER @renleregl1leri11:
gen. Sngen @tot melote fig for al
obertoge 2a116ct. 9erfor crflpreoe
mon set 9anifc limpclt for ne1ttrult.
Be6 ct Si1f9l0e blep Set lille 2nnb
ienere meget beroiful6t og vattrao=
bproigt" poa 8ruur0 al bets rige
@olmeje-@ruber (Walmeie er ct Wee=
tal> lom bobe6iagelig in6ebol6c1
3inf). Epiflan6 og @elgien pil6e
en Gong 6ele 2anoet; men 0enne
9eling bar meget bunlfelig. at inprf=
iette, boorfor alt bleb beo Set gomlc.
gh1 er 6orbol6et on6erlc0es. Grit
berne, lpm cr bearbei0ebe / oper 400
Mar, CT nGrmelt 116tpmte, o. MON
bar lnoen for Sen uel1rppGilfe @us=
bolontng" itn6ig befDmret fig obe1
SC uberprte Torbolo / Neutro1=Mo
resnet. Situotionen Ser er ful6.
ltunbig 11bol0bor, og Ser frem1toor
in6en for Storpolitifen ct lta6iQ
lterfere &rab ON, at 0e1lne @nropas
mino1te 5taf nraa foriDin6e.
Ser er en- 5filoring al Neutral
WoreSnet, ul1or6enens 2an6" Jon
oct ogiaa be66er:: 2ar6et er imuft,
men ful6fommen lob1glt. Snobpgaer=
antallet er 11oget min6re emo 1000.
IDiSfe itpres Of en- 8orgmeiter % ct
lRoao paa 10 8erioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
&icn6omsialg.

~8aorina 2pft0aaro" CT al Sic:
rem, @oaroejer Ncoer $Se,1ie1,> iolg1
til tioligerc @aoroeier /. Jorltrl1p,
2arrits 2arlen, for 10000 9ro:
ncr. Ei1 @aarocn, bpis 8pgninger
til6els CT M, bprer 76 E6r. 2or,6.
MbI ng 8ciatni,ta nrcofplger i San:
6elen. Ee6er SSe11len fjpbtc> / Tpl:
&c ~8og. Mp.", Bearing 2pffc,
.gaar6" for to Nlor li0cn. Yriiu1 bar
.6a $4,000 ST. @aar6en CT ioa(eoea
/ bette Ei6srum gaoct 10000 @r,
@eiret.
= &pbcogoarocn @1lllcrl,pgoor6,
315 3or. 2ano> leraf SO G6r. So.
@fob> CT al @rosiercr 6rit5 Opcr=
gooro / Gir1nnet Suj 0pbr og Oner-
gaoro, @jpbenbaon, lolat til Nro:
prietar Martil1 Sucrieu, 2iieluno.
&ellcrup, for 100000 &r. Npl op
8clptnina mcofplger.
- Salititsraa0 9iit5en og Sr1 or
Ia S%erac,ic1, fp6t @imb, bor iolgt
It'll Seflcllerer g. 8. Sl1br &pbco=
goaroen ~S9bon" beo Moricbo fmr
en- &jpbel11m al 1,325,00O ST.. 81
~enoomsifpl0cn or 1,1O0,4OO Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Mpbet.

Tooeren Otrengt): ~&loro, sit be=
le @eien er sen ii6ltc Ei6 loa for
onoret : gu ct beiten1t f%orelfet?"
&lara: uMeen Sober j"
5a6ercn: ~@loro> jeg baaber %
iolfol6, at Set life CT Sen @in6bos,
Noboens SAUL, iom far iot oig
|Sluer / Sopeoet - set b1iper ser
life 1oget of!"
&laro: ~Men 6ooer = Ya1,lt
Seq fienoer BAN 10 fnopt."
Sooeren: ~@oa, set gIeoer mig,
on ct en- ie6 8iae." (aps1er
|ben6g.
@n Eime efter goor 8opo no /
Soben, ben til fin Dn6lingsplaos,
cit itille Scent, felt / @noen al So
ben, / en- ifiult Rrog. San pleier
ellers at gaa ber116 poo en- on6en
men i6og er fan bIebe1i for
|%iirlfet.
Ser 1i60er 10 en- Game 49,.
men oct CT 10 bans &loro? ga, ia,
Barnet bar alti0 babt flor Sang
til @niombe6.
S Bapas 9ine l11rer Ell Sfielm:
vNu ifa1 jog giere ben6e oroentIiq
forifr9ffet."
@ogte, logte, litter ban fig gien-
11em 8nifene ~ MI ct 6et - 8a<
pos Senoer logger fig tnt ODER
|9atterens 9ine.
Sen ul1ge Nige fmer OBJ, og iaa
1boer BET ober Be IDfialigt imi1enoe
2aber: ct oil en6elig ser, min
there NauI?" gableaul
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Sra 9abet.

Tra 2ilpre 1fripes til ~@eno}.
Si1.": 6 S11,tningen al Marct gar
9obet al lit rigc @ptte bao0c til
Gtran6fo9oerne og til yijfcrnc,
Ween alligebel: gloret, Ser ipanot
bor Dnret farrigt for @eitffMt tens ST.
ferbefolfning. Deres GrDbcrp, ST:
iferiet / Mor6lpen, for ppret 0elpis
ltonoiet. 9ettc gielber inrIigt for
oe itore, ipgaoenoe 6ortpjer, ser bor
Weangel pna petroleum. @ele ST.
teraoret in6ti1 Sui far set itoae1
meo beftigc 5tormte, lnolehes at SC
lmaa &tdtboa6e life far funnel font
me poa Sapct, og Set ion llb til, at
|Siifene life if11l6e ticne set mi11o=
lite. Ser breb / S111e6age,re chi ltor
Wegrg6e Spmmer / 2al1o longs bele
&plten | Sp6 ng Moro. Set bon r,oe=
luffenbe @r,betbm1er> forte lpere
"--
Nlanfer, iamt en- Gel o%fbreffe6e
|Siql. S Ell flor Sci al set bab6e
Der bgret S16. Nlanferne por bolbt
opbre11bte e1ler forf1lle0e. Tpm:
rneret er iiffert fra e1 bel 2o6ning,
Der mnlig er torpe6eret / Moroipe1,
log lom baboc peret paa Sci til en-.
gelife @r1tber. Spor tore Mpng.
Del, Der orep / 2an6, fan ies al, al
Il forifiellige 5tran6len Lao IBID
l2ps. S Dagene lige inb UNDER Mpt,
aor log 8inoen ON 1t mef
Srof og flart geir &abet bIep TO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Sogiammenjteb.

Oct ira 9onmarf fommen6e or6i=
nGre Serlontog, lom. Sen IS. Sor,
ON Worgenen ofgif fra Bombn,p
|ltp6tc peb Sommer1tco Citation lom=
men mes ct at so gogne beltooenoe
|tpif Q1lltog, iom bor beitemt for
Gonmorf. Eogene lf11l6e frp6ie pc<
Commented, men blep beo chi Sell:
tagelle lot il16 pad famine Gpor
@eo 'Sammenltpoet blep bcgge 60:
fmnotiper og trc Yoslagerpog11e
Gogct ira Galmarf ful61tp11o:(
fru.lt. Gu Soan / 6t tpltc &l,ltoq
6leO lfr,et ope>1poa no9lc &11lpognc.
@eloigDis fom iuge,1 Men1rcifer til
|Sfo6c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
6nt1nrrjyllann.
Mmrnm e6es al 6apet.

l1noer Sc lterfe Gfteroarsitorme
/ 5jor bar @lterbopspen Mmrul1
ltot meget, lprlig SEN fra @ittoiin
/ Nerreaa %uolpbcn0e Sp6pltipios
Denne Del al Gen er nelten for
ipun0cr. &litternc CT ifplle0e bort
og bar afiat fig / oen tilgrenicn6e
Del al 8o6erne. @erbco CT Sem til
Mmr1,ms @apn fprell6e Mc1loc BE
ben meget %forinebret og Sfibsfar=
ten nei entlig blepet ponifeligere.
il9r Mgrfe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8Dgning beb @ittoilrl er blebct pbc=
lngt og Dele al Sen ifpllet op poo
So1tlanoet tot beb 9agebpl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Sfnbt paa Sen Sanif=tpife @rrnic

~~"~~ ~" W." AJIAS o<VulS'
@jpbanoro CIR. &onlen fra Sol
Ding pos1ere6c Sen oonlf=tplfc @rGa1=
ie, me1l blep poo tplf Side ltl,bt al
Sc tpifc S%agtpoiter og 6rebtcs.
Set oplpics / ~@sbj. Mu.", at SC
fren1fomnc Mpgter on1, at ban bar /
|@eiiooclie al >Sm11glergoos, life CT
ri9tigc. San posleoc lin 6orrct>1il11
oa gop Zig life al mes S'ln1glericr.
Go Gbr. @m1len fcrloo lit @ejm,
ror Set bans Serligt at belMuc i'm
Mfp0cr, ser Dor / 2pgr1nfldter. San
baD0e iffr me06clt fin @11ltr1,, bnor
ban biloc ben. Sons Sig oil life
'blipe u0lepcret, ga bon CT bjclnme=
'6prenoc / 5pnberjDlloub, rrcl1 bans
Sujtr11 bill foo 1lblcpcret Eos, ioo
bun fan ooerparc 8%egroucllcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
{ of CIT hpilt ob1iqtsDRfffen6e Mrt

CT af CIT britt opiigtsnRffenoe Mrt.
Set ipcnife Tol6oGle Ell bar benleot
Oct barife Eol6bnie1,s SpmGrflom-
,Deo poo, at Der foregif itore 6orle1l=
.beller al @uann1i oa andre @orer
mco GRrgc1 til Walmp. Set 0rejer
fig ON Dele Sernbanepoane, % on
man bar 1iffer paa, at fnn Serbia
nefolf par / Stun6 til at uofsre ct
1oo itorltilct Gmugleri, lagbe man
6ql6er n1eo set &clultot, at &olitiet
'bar foretaget otto Mrre ltotioner. Ser
ct a,1bolot fire Observation-Disclosures
Ter, to lpenlte % to 0anlte Cpfjb=
|bere.
Bolitict CT ooerbcpilt ON, at ser
er mango flere lbenifc % oanlte
|$er1bonefolf in6blau0et / Sage1l.
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ligt % blanft lom ct Spejl. Sra
bele 81iten gif De lt1aa 8nabe uo
nleb &llIlerfrogelc mabet 1uco Meus=
li1lger. Scr oar ltorc Mpngoer at
|6iif lige 1,6enfor &p1ten. Sc imaa
8aooe fom itlo nreo 6a11glter pan
2-3000 B1ln6 Tiif bper. Oct gooe
|Siiferi tan 6espGrre ,1eppc fortipt=
teS, 6a Der iii manglcr M1,slinger
lat MADE me6.
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Stal Mecn og @ogp gaa up / Gu
bgiere Gnbe6?

&ommunal6eitprcl1cn poa 8oge
bar t oisie Gage togct Cit gonunel
.Ea1fe pp, nen1lig at lege Stoter,
intcreslerct / at faa 2ettcn = @on=
Set mcllcn 8ogp % Mpen - ms
Iogmmet. 9crpc6 oil ser fl,n11e ir0=
pin6cr ca. 5000 Eor. 2on6, oQ
|@ogp bil oerpc6 f11ln1c hlipe lun6=
fo1t me6 Wpe1t. Ser 1fol bprc lis
1igt til, at Nlanen fon gjennemfdrcS
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Otter Spnbifalit=S ptpjerne i &jp=
benhann.

Com set pil mi11bes, jfete Ser
mi6t / Tebr1tor Ell &ntfc itprrc oo
min6rc "Mcpolutio11er" / mango
6anife 8per. Oct Dor Sc ioofal6te
|Spnotfulttcr, Ser 6ernonitrere6e
Wfan fal6er bcm ogloo l1nglpcioli=
tier, o. 1t0lt: Sc ,6anlte 8ol1cbepifer
|9e er u0gaaet fra @ocial6clnpfro:
|tiet; nte11 mi lpr1cS Sc life at bore
mere forbitre0e paa 11oger or16en e11l
pao here's gamle. 2nreme1trc: 81
9l0re ELECTROMAGNETIC, lon1 Sc poa:
1taor bor lpigtet ~Nroletnriatcts
|Sng". Sc bill babe ocrcs @ilje
frem pg fan Sc life foo Set meo Sci
go6e, ioo pil Sc 11uu 6crcs MaaI mes
|6et on6e.
Scrub for Stormlabet poo @erle1
Il &j6benbobn bolot Sc ct Mpbc
Nemersgobes 6oriamlings1al, .!
~Natt." forteller felgen6e 0erfro:
~@n Man6, 1pn bc0 &onie1, pp.
)faitebe Jig til BEN e%gentlige- 2cDer Al
|6en iDnoifali1tiife @ebolution. Sc
lbar bnm, JOINT it6er1 forte an gjer=
nem Sre0erifsbnrggo6e, ipi11geoe II
rg6e 2ommetprfleoe 1on1 en- Sane
|for Soben. @nn 1to0 frem pc0 Sc.
gDn6ellen al Me6ct / Sem tetpoffc.
Zoe Gal og roabte %gienne1n Eobofs:
taogen: Isl tar bberfen 6lnifebpr:
lien eller acknowledgements! (@bo<
ifol ri ga ta,g Set flyer jeg life
MI, for Ser er mango beril1oe, lom
bore benter puu at fu1111e goa mes pq
Taa ct 5lag pan 3roaoen. S ifol
rof, noar hi ct fpn1ntet bort berfra
foa at pioe, Door S ifal fen. Telq
bore mig! geaar jog ibinger min
rg6e &ll6 tire @o1tge og flyer &pp
|Spp, Sup, iaa iatter S Sarten op.
Storn1enoe Gilllutning: 8rabo
&ommerat, hi ifoI NOT bore Ser!
Nu taler Ell al Militer1tpgterne,
Der ! set belle tuget ipiller en- ilttoa
@olle | bisie Dages gpnoifoliltbe-
ppgelie. timber mango S1ag / 81I.
lte1t raaber hon.
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80 Mftll. til Nfbjelp al 9lrbcjos
Ipshe6cn.

9o110clsminiitcriet mc66eler: Yac
ct / Sa~n0elsminilteriet ofbolot al
il1,tten6e Mp6e me6 Meprpjenta11ter
for 2anoets Banter og Sporcfosler
ongaae116e Gilpciebringclicn al M}io:
Ter til ll6laan til &ortr11l,ner / Sci
9ieme6 at lette Suerflettcllc al ST.
beioe til Mfbie1p al MrbeoSlpsbe6'
opnaaeoes Scr @nigbe0 ON eli Sr0:
ming, bporcfter im1ltlige Sc paugjel:
benoe Snititutioncr filler til @ao
6igbeo ct @eleb, loore11oe til IS pGt
'af 6ercs Balance. Sen lonnlco'
Gum, font ioaleoes bil itaa til Dis.
poiitto1t, forbentes at billie uSgjprt
mtrent 80 Meill. &r. Scr bill blipf
frem1ot Sorilag ON, at Stote11 use,
,8tbrag til 2aanets G%orrentning.
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Sanqebe Smuglere.

s(siesior &borl1p far pGret en-
Sur orrc beo @renlen og bopt fat
cit Gel Sebe<Smuglerc. So al
|oenn, M11rermeiter Ma6ie,1 og bons
|Spogcr, &jelogaaro, fit Sorilag ON
bber at erlGgge CIT @p6e poo 49,
1000 &rp11cr. ga Sc nngteoc at qaa
|ir6 berpoa, blep Ser ofiogt Mrrcit=
|oefret obcr Sem.
8ogEunoler Mprcf fra @ranmti1lz
&C iogmtes cit @p0c paa 5000 ST.,
Mrbcj6smanb Masru1s &lm1lcn iim=
pelt Sg11giel / 10 Gage % 8oger
8%ateraaar0 fra @o1tr1,p ianrme
|@trof / 6 Gage.