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Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17

came the smoke of destroyers shoot
ing ahead like flaming arrows. Thirty
knots and more they were making. In
another minute they could trace their
outline. But the sub was nearing, too.
One shell broke less than thirty yards
away.
Seconds seemed like hours, but each
brought the rescuing destrOyers near
er. They were heading straight for
the sub, and no sub cares for that.
There was one more shot, then the
gunners ran to the coming tower and
climbed inside. Two minutes later
she submerged. Their last shot hit
within ten feet of the Terrances stern.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
Destroyers Appear as Shell Falls
but Ten Feet Off
Stern.
HAS HUGE CARGO OF DEATH
Freighter Develops Engine Trouble
and Falls Behind Convoy-Sub-
marine Bobs Up and Begins
Hurting Shells.
BY FRAZIER HUNT

tlh THO SiICdSO 1IiDuuC-J
An American Naval Base in France.
A lad from the U. s. S. Destroyer
552 had just finished narrating how
close they had come to getting sub
marine on the last trip when they had
brought in big convoy of troopers.
"Some boat she is" he remarked
offhand. 1--WE did seven thousand
knots last month and in three sub
fights. Say, what was those funny
steel drums you had piled on the deck
OF your old cargo ship when you come
In yesterday"
A lad from the Atlantic freight ferry
boat turned to the destroyer COB.
"Those steel drums you asked about
didn't have nothing at all in them ex-
cept about a million gallons of the
most dangerous poison gas ever made.
Can you imagine what would happen
If a torpedo or even a shell had hit
one of those tanks?"
This ship, which we shall call the
Torrance, left New York as part of a
convoy of Is stores ships.
Cargo OF Death.
On this trip it was carrying several
thousand steel drums of poison gas
that the army needed badly. 1t was
a dangerous cargo. Any explosion on
board would tear open these drums of
concentrated gas and in ten seconds
choke the crew to death. The only
hope would be to use respirators, SO
a hundred gas masks were borrowed
from the army and the executive Off
Ger of the ship called all hands for in
stfuctions three times a day.
The first ten days of the trip were
uneventful. Then the Terrance's en-
gines began acting badly. 1t could not
make the required ten knots and slow
ly it fell behind. There were not suffi-
cient conveying destroyers to have one
remain behind, SO all that stood be-
tween the Terrance's drums of death
and a German submarine was the fore
and aft guns.
Finally, at six o'clock one evening,
the gas mask drill just had ended
when the lookout in the crows nest
shouted down that a submarine was
coming to the surface on the port side,
some 5000 yards astern. And here was
the Torrance with crippled engines
hobbling along six or seven knots an
hour. with the convoy 20 miles ahead.
"Open fire with the stern gun. Call
general quarters. Send S. o. S. to the
convoy. Send word to the chief en-
gineer." were four orders the skipper
on the bridge gave first.
Through his binoculars he could see
the submarine coming to the surface.
Even now the Terrance's stern gun
was peppering away shots, but falling
short of the mark by 1.5OO yards.
In half a minute more the subma-
rine's coming tower opened and men
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
From so to 70 Per Cent Fail to
Explode.
During Marine Retreat the Germans
Used Old Stun to Keep Up
Morale.

With the American Army in France.
American artillery officers estimated
recently that at certain stages of the
German retreat north of the Marne
from so to 20 per cent of the shells
fred by the enemy failed to explode.
One night. after the Germans crossed
the vesle the enemy fred 20 shells
OF large caIiber into a wooded tract
where American troops were supposed
to be quartered and artillery experts
Of one Of the divisions engaged re-
ported that only four of these shells
had exploded
None of the American officers sug-
Eested that the German shells were de-
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
DYE. INDUSTRY GROWING

dividual firms would be disclosed.
Seventeen hundred and thirty-three
chemists or engineers were engaged
in research and chemical control of
this new industry, or 8.S per cent of
the total of 1868 employees. The
report also contains an Interesting ac-
count of the history and development
of the industry since the outbreak Of
the European war.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
BREEDING GUINEA PIGS

Guinea pigs breed at a very
early age, but their capacity for
reproduction has been greatly
exaggerated and mistaken no
ton has become fixed in the
minds of many people.
Ordinarily five litters may be
expected in year, averaging
about three young each. The
first litter produced by female
usually consists of but one or
two. Subsequent ones are COM
monty larger, but they rarely
number more than five or six. A
female in her breeding prime
may be expected to raise about
II to 15 young each year.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
cHASEs KAISER IN SLEEP
Ohio Man Dreams He's Fighting Ger
mans and Shoots Self in
Shoulder

Toledo, O.-John Brooks, while
dreaming he was fighting the Germans
and had the kaiser chasing upstairs
in the palace at 'Wilhelmstrasse, drew
revolver from beneath his pillow and
fired at the fleeing Hum Doctors
called to take care of Brooks said that
the bullet had passed through his
shoulder. but that he would recover.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
NEW ZEALANDERS EAT
PRISONERS, HUNS TOLD

LONDONDERRY Zealand troops
always eat their prisoners. Such
is the latest output of the Ger
man behind-the-lines propa-
ganda which recently armed the
Americans with tomahawks and
shotguns.
First the New Zealanders
give you cigarettes, then you fig
ure in their menu" officers had
informed a bunch of Huns re
Gently captured. They refused
the cigarettes.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17
Animate as Harvest Hands.

Live stock, properly managed, Will
help the Overworked farmer to harvest
some of his crops profitably, thus saw
ing man labor during the busy season.
In return, the care of the young stock
furnishes profitable employment for
the farmer and his hired help, If he
has any, during the winter and early
spring. when work is slack. This not
only saves much man labor during the
busy season, but equalizes the labor
throughout the different seasons.
When sufficient farm labor is not
available to harvest all the crops, live
stock offer a profitable method of TAX
ing care OF the surplus hay and grain
by pasturing them. The farm animals
not only harvest them cheaply, but
while doing SO make profitable gains
and help to maintain soil fertility. In
sread OF cutting the entire alfalfa, cio-
yer or other hay crop, pasturing some
of it saves much labor.
The cash returns from the hay har-
vested by the live stock are usually
fully equal to those received when the
hay is harvested by hand labor
Waste or poor rye, wheat, oats and
barley may be hogged down to excel
lent advantage. Corn and mature soy
beans are harvested successfully by
hogs and sheep, and to some extent by
cattle 1t Is usually customary to fence
of part Of a cornfleld by a movable
fence. and after one strip is cleaned nm
to iDclose another. Plenty OF water
and little salt are necessary for the
greatest improvement OF live stock.
Soy beans planted with the corn ana
rEpe sown at the last cultivation add
to the feeding value Of the corn
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17

An Arizona scientist hopes to fix the
time of the cliff dwellers by comparing
the age rings of tree trunks still stand
ing in their homes with the rings ON
the oldest trees now living.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17

The longer you read the Bible the
more you win like it; it win grow
sweeter and sweeter; the more you
get into the spirit Of 1t the more you
win get into the spirit OF Christ-Ro-
maine.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17

Proper housing Is an important fac
tor in the successful raising of hogs.
Too often this Is neglected, when Ht-
tie expense and effort would be re-
qufred to provide good. servfceable
well-ventilated houses which give am
pie protection from cold and admit
much-needed sunshine.
Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17

By REV. p. b. F1TZWATER. d. D.,
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute OF Chicago.l
Copyright, ISIS. Western NeWspaper
Union-l
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scandinavian Canadian Land Co.
Cano1a, Saskatchewan. Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.

Dem be0 Saan6en, fan man benben6e'
Jig til ct al &omiteens Me6Iemmer,
6. 6. @%ar6enfIetb, 3O39 41it Mbe.
So, 8. g. 60 49, ser bill ituo epen-
tuelt ositlteren6e bi me6 &aa6 og
Daa6> og ipprigt mo6tager Ssnomel~
6el1er til &onfurrencen.
Otter Nftene1s uolborlige" (6bi.
moriomme) Sci bliber Ser, bps ST.
fluen3oen til Den Sis er iuget paa
Norten / Minneapolis> en- @bingom
h9a goo, gan1mel ouiif Maner, og
man bill iomleS ON &uffeborocne poa
ct ienere Ei6spnnft. MIle 0onife, Ser.
bor 2bft til at bore mes til en- nben
Ebtpl oberor6entlig gemptlig Mften,
er poo bet bierteliglte in6bu0t; af
11oenforItaaen6e bill ser blipe toget
en- 11ominel @ntre; Sc fonfurreren6e,
meo Samilie, bar ielbf6lgelig fri Mo=
gang. Sc neite Numer.
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9pbsfalb

blanot Sfan0inoper / l1gens 29b:
9eels 6. Sl{onL 526 2allrel9(pc., So;
M}rs. Mltglglta Stenberg, 592 @afe
ct, 20; Mers. @llloo gricfion 991
Sop11e Npc., 81; Dobi6 emanuel
Gricflon, 944 Gborles> 80; &elelr
Caroline HeterierL 20; Mat6ias 81.
@anorIrf1on on, $50 Mru110el, SO;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S95 &onbo 81
|Gbriitine 8ergitrpm, 270 Macfnbin,
SO; 2aura Mnoerion, 500 6. Goof
~; g1lecf SSoDnion 936 Sacfion
ct, 69; 5ranf 6. gmanlon 915
SameS St., 40; Mlice Srine &og-
lun6, 852 Sren1ont, II; Mrs. @la-
.ra Neterfon, 835 SAN 8uren ct.
20; &alpb 9: SfoogIunz 1915 De
Soto st. 10; Sobn 81. grieffon.
8ra6leD ct, 36 Mar.
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Speraianger 8igrnlfioIb,

Ser, lon nepnt / forrige @a1mer al
8labe, bar / ct. SAUL / forrtge nge,
blep tclegrafiif fal0t tilbage til Gbi-
cago for at lpnge for @ampani1i,
2eoeren al @3icago @ran6 Opera
font for nogle Tiger 1t6en gie1te0e
@t. SAUL. Set er life u an61Dnligt,
at 8i6rnifiol6 biI b1ibe tilb116t @n.
gagenent be6 bette Sperafompant.
8igrnifiol6 ben0te Sns6ag tilba-
&c til ct. &aul og me66elte 81. a.,
at ban iammen mes 6en ibenife
@anger S11el MoSbierg plan1egger
Mfbol6el1e t al en- iterre &oncert |
Epillingbberne. t@bis @agen gaar
/ 0r6en, bill ct al .BDens itprre Ebe;
atre. blibe benpttet til &oncertenS Mf=
bol6elle.
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&pnf1trrencc=Sanqaften

Sns6og Mften SEN 81. bs. bill Ser
in6enf or. II. at 1905 / 9unios lille
Cal blibe afbol6t EN- laa6on @ong-
often, Der efter &o,miteens Mening
er noget ganife npt og eneltooen6e.
Sanfen er, at 9anife, enten Me0
lemn1er al Goreningen eller Ell ifal
glp6e Soreningen me6 ct Bar San-
&c, alporlige eller gemptlige, iom Oct
ligger til ems Naturel Yublifum oil
hlibe gibet Sort meb Sc uSptrp6en-
oeS" Napne og, efter &onfltrrencens
Mfilrltning, falte 6eres @temmc for,
cller gibe 6e Sptre6enbe &nrofte=
rer;; Sc, Ser mo0toger itgrlt Sil1lut-
ming, pil 6a mo6tage en- al 6orenin=
gen 11oiat Gremie, bboraf Ser blibcr
ire, og, efter Torlp6enoe, en- @fstroe
FrGf11e. yet belle ct 11utltrl1gb1s
blot beregnet paa, at en- forboobent=
Zig talria &re6S al 0mife ifl11oe
fomme iammen en- often / tbongfri
'Son1per og gle6e fig ODER at faa en-
bel Neffe af gomle 6anife Congo OBJ
|friffet. Ser Har allere6e tegnet iia
en- bo1b Ones Gamer og &errer, ser
bill oeltage, og man baaber poa, at
flere nil melbe fig. Ser biI blibe
forget for encouragement til Sc
forifiellige @ange, iaa ingen bebpber
at boloe fig tilbage al oen @runo;
|og bbiS mon ifl,l6e gnife Eef1t til
Glore eller D1rgre @i1er. men life bar
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RheumatiSme
ct Hjemmemiddel tilbudt af en-.
som var angrebet.

Foraaret 1898 var jeg angrebet af
og Observation-Disclosures
1over3 Aar led jeg, som kuno den, der
"a hiatt act. kan torstaa. Jeg provede
Doktor, men hvad Lind1ing jeg fix, var
Gun k~ortvarig. Endelig fandt jeg ct
Mldde!. som kurerede mig fuldstendig,
og Jeg har aldrig haftdet siden. Jeg har
R1vet Oct til mango, som var forferdelig
ang1eDet og endog sengeliggende af
Kheut,1at1sn1e. og Diet helbredede i allie
T1felde.
Jegonsker, at enhver. der lider af no.
gen Siags rheumatisk Anfa1d,. skal
Send like en- Cent. Send bare Deres
Navn og Adresse, og jeg sender detfrit
paa Prove. Efter at De har provetdet.
og Oct har vistsig at vare det kureren-
de Middel for DeresR heumatisme, som
De saa l@nge har s0gt efter, kan De
sende mig Prison for samn1e en- Dollar,
Net l9g Maerke til: Jeg onsker like De.
res Pepge med mindre De er% fu1dstan-
dig tilfreds me atsende dem. Err Diet
like rimeliet? Hvorfor Tide 1angere.
naar afejcIt Lind1ine s%aaledes tilby-
des Dem frit? Ops@t like. Skriv i Dag,
Mark III. Jackson, No, 372 E Quincy
Bldg. Syracuse, N. Y.
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Gpbsfal6.

S Sre6ogs 6ebe GiIJelm Dabl paa
@pboipitolet ct. saul al Snfluen5a,
% @egrabelien foregif ollere6e /
.2eroags fra @ngers 2igfopeL Dabl
|tilberte ~9unia", iom ogiaa beiprge.
De 8egrabelien og ienote en- imuf
@lomiteroeforation. Haitor Carp,
gaar6 talte / 2igfapeIlet og 11ofprte
Sor6feltelien paa @rDital 2afe &c.
metarp. Mf6g6e bar M11rer % bar
fra aiebenbapn, bbor bans Somilie
leper. 9ab1 bar ufbol6t I Sen lille
@ennefreos, iom fien6te bam, og
bans %plrbielige Dg6sfaIo bill blipe ct
tungt 8noffab for Samilien / Sam
mart.
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&algene.

Sen officieIle Optelling at @te1n-
merne ofgibne / &amiep County
beo Balgene SEN Ste Mob. bi1er bI.
a., at for Il. g. Senator bob6e
9nute Nelfon 1924 .og CALDER
nooo 1864 Stemmer. sill @nber=
Tsr bab6e 8urnquiit fl1n 70 Gtem=
11er mere emo @beaton, font igien
bobbe 103 flere @temmer ems
Ebnns.
5or @egfiter Of 9ee6s / @omicp
County iejre6e Sit5geroI6 ober So
mes Sobnion mel 1884 mo TO-
1892 5temmer. 81. Sngerions Ste1n-
mefreltal ODER Coroner Ssyones beb
Ba1get poa Coroner. bar 1862 ct.
Tor en- vbaa6" 6tot nfgobes 49,
610 og 55br en- ut6r" Stnt 1910
Stenr11er.
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Treben pg &ernepligten.

@aabenitilitun6en bar me6fert
5ritagelie for ale u6rafte0e" Men6
I Ml6eren 37-45 Mar for D6erli~
gere @tlitertieneite 9e, iom life
allereoe bar belparet fin ~Queition=
aireS", men bar fooet 6is1e tilien6t,
fan returnere Dem %ubelbnre0e, 90
Mean6 / oenne OLDER err fritagne for
alle Sc Gorpligteller> Der ellers fe1-
ger me0 &egtltreringen og 9raftlo'
ben. Derimoo foregaar frem6eles
MoSiificering al Dc pngre &1asier.
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9rrbt / ct 5Iag.

Sfelge in6lgbet Me66elelie ct Ml,
FREQ IS. Mn6erion, Spn al Mr. og
Mrs. 6rit5 Mnoerlon, 1854 &pacintb
ct, fal6t / &en SEN Ste Otto
ber. @%n6erior forlo6 81. Saul for
ct Qar ii6en og trene6e be0 Gamp
Dodge til Mai iaar, So ban ien6tes
til Sronfrig.
Da Me00eldien ONT Dp6Sfal6et
Tom, bol0t Mrs. Mn6erlon netop
poa at fom1ne fig efter ct iterft Mn,
falls al Snf1uen3a> og BUN fit 6erbe6
ct Eilbagefalo, fom bun BOG bel6ig=
big antageS at bobe oberltaaet.
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Kirker og F~oreninger.

CHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj@rnet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle liver S@ndag XII. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. Sundays
skole XII IL
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFoL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hj9rnet af
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver SGndag XII.
: 1890 Find. og 100 Aften. S@n-
d%agsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj9rnet aft Jessie og
GOLGATHA DANsK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas St. Gudstjeneste Sandag
Form. XII. 1890. Pastor J.. H.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjdrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Syn
dag Form. ri. II. SSndagsskole ri.
9.
DEN DANSK-NORsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. HORNET af Broadway OF
10. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som fGlger: PraQiken SGndag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften XII. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: S6ndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literert Mode de tire f9rste
Tirsdage i M%aaneden. B1nnemqde
hver Onsdag Aften Kl. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste og Sdie
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 W. Ninth St.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. 5 D0TRE AT
NORGE, mpder Eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth St.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
B. S., m6der 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB" me-
der 2. og 4. L6rdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, HI. at st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON.
NER' af D. s. D. F., m9der l. OF 3.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. af St. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE" LOGE
Mr.. so D. s. s. mGder 2den og 4de
Onsdag i Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall, HI. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS Do
TRE' mqder l. og 8. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th St.
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Sen Spanife Snflnem5a

raier frem6eles, men 6en lDnes 6oQ
lite at bore / @tigenbe. 6orelpbiQ
bar Ger iaale6es fife biit fig nogen
5tigning / ammelote Eilfpl6er efter
Manoagens Seltligbeoer. SpiS oet
ifuloe piie fig at 6enae life bar bort
nogen ifa6elig @irfning / Sent een0e
til SDg0ommers nobre6eIle> ONT
goaes 8Dens Mutoriteter me6 Ta11=
fen paa igje11 at uaabne" 8De11.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
&telie.

s &iemmet bos Halt. 81. s. Sarp'
gaar6 bie6eS i.26r0agS gftermi06ag
6en 8. Nop. Me6re6aftpr be0 ~l1ge,
bla6et" SO. 6. &enningien og SIP,
fen Stbilie 59renlen. 8i6ner bor
Gitp @6itor be6 uSt. Saul Ei6en6e"
&r. s.. g. 2angfel6t og Srn &elgo
Senien. Otter Giellen in6toges en-
8rpllupsmi6bag paa @otel Dpcfman
9e npgifte biI lette $50 / Minnea=
polls.
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9pbsfalb.

Set bar poft almin6elig Gprg in=
oe1 oer banlfe &olo11i / ct. Saul at
erfore, at Mrs. CLARA Heterien,
@laSmclt ter Gar1 Yeterlens &ultru>
S35 San 8nren st. iiSitleoen &irs:
Gag Morgen afgif beo 9p0en poo
Gitp Soipital font Sglge al Sen
1panife Snfluen5a. Mrs. 8eter}en,
bbis Stem bar / &ebroifa, bbor o.
iaa 8egrabelie len bill fin6e 5te6, blep
fun 20 Mor qommeI.
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81 bus Miff".

8la0et ~6arma11o" me66eler, at
ct giterrigif 2ipsforitfringSiellfob
.np1ig foreipurgte boS forifjellige
norffe M%Siura1cel elfabet, om Sc bar
.billige til at o%bertoge Ell Hart al
Ell flor Msiuroncepolice poo Sen
%elterrtgife &ejier &orls 2ip, 11e1 in
tet norif Selifab bar billig til at
o%bertoge &i1tfoen.
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of Spitmafrel

bar ser paret en- itor Mengoe, fpe=
cielt n0enfor &riitianiafioroens
Ma1n6ing. &1tmmerfiifet bot ogioo
bgret ualmin6elig go6t. Briien pao
GUNNER fra 0pfi6bernes Si0e bar
,b9ret IS &r. '@neie ct.
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6aa &eiienbe.

&aa @run6 of @anffeligbe6en
meo at faa Gil1aoelie til at forla6e
2onoet bar &eiietrafifen til @fonoi,
nobien beret ubetp6elig / SEN ienere
|Sio. st norif Dmpifib, iom ofgif
fra Seem Sort til Morge forle6en,
meoferte iaale6es fun so Nosio,
gerer.>
Sormooerttlig bill Oct tt1 blipe let,
tere at op1laa &eiietilla6elie, sog 6ette
8orbin6elie me6 at 6aren peo en-
Sur ober Mtlanteren mi bel er ober.
bill %antogelig bebirfe en- gget & mfil
INT / Gi6en fgr Sui.
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MflDIt.

Set or6inere Me6e imorgen Sire,
6ag, often / uEborbal6ien" 2oge,
paa bbilfet flere bigtige @oger fore
i1igger til 8%eban6ling, er blebet oflpit
paa @run6 at 0r6re fra &eoltb De-
portment. Dog, Dbis Sorba16et MOB
Mfbol6elie at 2ogemp6er ifl1I6e blibe
ophpbet i6ug, Sors6ag, bill set fin6c
,Ste6 iom aberteret. S mo6iat Sal6
ofbo1bes intet M6be fdr Sen 1900
December paa Dmio Sail.
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ct. Saul feiter.

90 De fgr1te Glgiter be6 2>Tioen
Manoag Morgen baffe6e % op at
Dor @ebn, bi6ite hi 1trafs, bbab iom
bar bGa16t. 2ioet 3ialp Set, at ri
ben6te % ON pna sen an6en 5i6e
og foriggte at faa ct .8ar Gimers
p6erligere 9ppn; Carmen bar for
pol61om, iprlig 90 ogfaa Dor 19r-
meife Mabo> @ran6itationer, loo fine
8ranoiirener Ip6e. Ser bar intet
an6et at gi6re en6 at itaa op og gaa
u6 for at fe poa 2ibet.
Sm Bette Tan man be6lt 1t6trDfffe
Zig paa @ngelf: ct. Soul iimpeltben
ntpent nils. Eemmelig 11pant 1om
hi bar meb e1 faa gre6gben6e 2aran,
al ollie be mulige og unit
1ige Snitrumenter, iom / en- 5art
fltn6e fremifaffes, troe6e hi Ell lang
Sis at befin6e os / en- Sin6siDge-
anitalt, me6ers bi life bab6e Set
ganife paa Set rene, enten Set bar
os eller Sc gprige go a 10000 Men-
11eifer, fom bar gale. 9e mango 8a-
ra6er bragte os imi6lerti6 til at for.
itaa, at bette bar en- birfelig Seltlig=
bo16elie> poa pgte amerifanif &is.
@ele 8Den bar paa @enene> Set
bill iige me6 l1n6taeelie at 6em,
Tom bob6e S%nfluen5a. 0g Seitlig-
be6en bare6e / ful6e "a Ein1er. M1=
ting, font lite tt6ligere bar 1tengt al
@l1n6be6Sfommisitonen, mfaffe6e, ielb
8arberer1re, iom 10 giernc er Sc iio=
ite til at itenge. &eitauronterne bar
propfuloe al bungrige Menneifer,
og enfelte al Sc melt befer6e6e Gpi-
ion fig, poa @run6 AT at
alle 6orretninger bar itengte> ne6-
til allere6e be6 2<Ti6en at
LUTTE, for6i Sc bar ~u6iolgte".
@obe6perionen be6 Set bele bar
natnrltgbis u&eiieren", og om bam
Set iian6be1 babe beret iogt,
9hiS ban perionlig bab6e peret ner=
ogrenoe, at fan bar tilite6e ne6 fin
agen @egrobe1ie {. San blep begro=
pet eller ia1fal6 fltlgt til @roben
@ange Ma16og. gn fulo=
8egrabelie al bom far16t
Ste6 / &ice &orf; Fan
Ienfe6es 6 SOB Sor6 me6 bebprig
al olIe Geren1onier, ielp
Snll1tteu ODER @robe11 ma11gleoe it.
Fe; Sen eneite Sorifjel frac en- olmin=
oelig folfelig @egraoelie bar Sen, at
man life fang S6rgeialmer, men
Ble6esfonge.
9ogen agif ga tilii6it, men 6o Ri
fl1n6e igge &bile UNDER Dp-
mem, bob1e Ri 1ta6ig Sp1elien of at
sn eller an6en SfjSnbe0 ble1te os /
1rene me6 fin Trompet.
Wen Eirsbag Mergen bob6e ct.
Saul otter ontoget fit panlige> al
Oor1ige Sorretnings= Spiiognomi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
8Iiber BET MIbpr?

Set forbentes, at Snf1uen5a Sor=
bu6et bi1 b1ibe opbebet poa 26r6ag.
&bis Bette ifer> oil G5eatrene itraole
/ al fin @erligbe6 paa Sgn6og, og
6or"ringerne bill faa trablt me6 at
orrangere Setter og %lignen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
Mprbfap 2pge go. 8.

Snofre1nt Sc nuberenoe 2ufr1ings=
bedegter forbliper / &roft ODER
Ssnoag, bill ser intet Mg6e bIibe i
2ogen f6rftf. Mon6ag. Smiolertio
er Der 10 MI paa Sale at opD9be 8e,
femmelierne / @lutningen al 0enne
nge, % We6oelelie ON, bborbi6t
Msoet paa Manoag bill blipe ofbolot
eller life, bill iioofal6 fin6es in6ta-
get nnber Classified o0bertiiing" !
be lofale omerifonif tie 9ogblaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
SpGrrct Tarban0.

S Sarbor6et %peitenfor &armpell
bar ser f11nbet Ste6 l1blngning Al
M}iner / meget 1tor @ra0, bporfor
bette 5arban6 er iperrct for almil1=
6elig Gafif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
silbaee til u9ania Sall".

uEborbal6ien" 2oee bar beitemt at
flptte tilbage til Dania San. 8eqpn-
oenbe fra |. December mgoer Qoger
oerfor 2. og 4. 6re6ng / Dania lille
Gal. Noa Mp6et 6re0qg Sen 13oc-
December. afbo16es 8e%itDreliespaIg.
Wt baaber 2ogen bill bore beloig mes
Balgd, ielb ON set tier poa Sen
~11lpffeltge Sag v5re0og Ben tret-
'ten6e".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
8iprnffipl1 Gpncerten

/ ct. Fe6ers 6an1fe Strife / Winnc.
opolis, JONI ifuloe bpret afbol61
f6r1f. Senoag BEN Toe S., er Bile.
rcn uoiat til Spn0ag often Sen 500
9ecember, i6et mani paa @run6 al
nbiSbeoeh ONT, 11aar Gl1nobe6sfom.
miSftonen biloe opbebe 2r1fningsbe-
1temmel lerne, fanot set be6If at n6=
lptte &oncerten til ct lenere Ei0s-
p11nft.