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Germany. If she did she would be i'm
prisOned for life"
viii Miss Hcmpel make this little
speech?
It has been pointed out to the United
States authorities that it is not necessary
for these artists TO be engaged in spy
work Of hostile propaganda to be still I'M
desirable aliens and not fit Il be at large
The effect on the war of an attractive
woman like Frieda HempeI, it is urged. is
TO make those who hear her voice 20 away
from the concert and declare that a cOun-
try which can produce such a charming
person cannot produce mu"derers and
worse. Her public tours act as an en-
PLANTATION and denial of the hrutalities of
her cOuntrymen. The result is, therefore,
entirely unpatriotic and strikes a note of
discord when we are trying to get our peo-
pie together.
In the case of DR.. Carl Muck, the Govern
Copyright 1918. by the Star Compa
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canal crosses a river, they were to
set OFF their explOsives-two or
three being assigned to that job,
while the others we're to protect
them from interference.
They could have tied up the canal for an
indefinite period had they touched of the
dynamite and interfered seriously with the
conduct of the war. But the plot failed to
work out in some of its details and the
men returned to this city with most Of
their explosives and weapons without hav-
ing crossed the border.
Captain Tauscher was charged by the
Department Of Justice with having organ
lied and financed the expeditions He was
closely associated with Captain Franz Won
Papen. at that time the dismissed German
military attache to the United States. He
was subject to Won Papen's orders and was
said TO have been mixed up in other Ger
man Government activities.
Captain Tauscher. is Was charged. gath
cred five men of desperate character and
known pro-German tendencies and lodged
them in a boarding house in Harlem. He
furnished them with a motor boat and told
them where they could obtain the neces-
sary dynamite.
One dark night the five men journeyed
down New York Bay in a motor boat TO
spot near the Statue of Liberty, where
they found a freighter loaded with eN-
plOsives. The cOnspiratOrs went on board
and received several hundred pounds Of
dynamite which they carried away Wi.l
them.
The arrest of Tauscher was mainly due
to that extraordinary character, Horst Won
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der GOltz, who. under the name of "Bridg-
man Taylor" was one of those to whom
Won Papen paid money for German work
in this country. Won der Goltz went to
England, travelling with an American pass
port under his assumed name He was
arrested as a spy in England and con-
demned to death. but pardoned' on condi-
ton that he would go to the United States
and reveal what he knew Of unneutral Ger
man activities there.
The jury acquitted Captain Tauscher, ap-
tended with many dramatic episodes
Madame Gadski was present throughout
with her daughter, Miss Lolita Tauscher,
and cOmfOTted her husband at trying mo-
mentS
1t was shown that an expedition of FIVE
men, as charged. had gone to Buffalo. It
appeared that the plot had failed because
one of the cOnspiratOrs became frightened
and threw his bag of dynamite into the
Niagara River. There was also evidence
that Captain Won Papen had paid money
to Tauscher and to the cOnspirators at
Buffalo.
The jury acquitted Captain Tanscher, ap-
parently because they were not satisfied
that the evidence had sufficiently shown
his connection with the five conspirators.
Captain TausCher sailed for Germany
with Count Won BernstOrff and his assist
ants shortly before the United States en-
tered the war. He obtained the same safe
conduct as the regular diplomats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
J. r. Harper, L. r. Higgins and A. VI.
Walthnll, justices.

Motions granted-Ford Motor Co.
vs.. Crawford Auto Co, from Pecos. ap-
pellant's motion to file record; Texas
Bank & Trust co. vs. Saxon Motor
Sales Co. ct al. from FL Paso. agreed
motion to dismiss.
Motions for rehearing overruled-F.
H. Terrell. trustee. VS.. Commercial Ma
tiOnal bank ct al. from FL Paso: Capt.
tol Live Insurance Co. VS. J. I. Dris-
coll. from FL Paso. Andreas Chavez VS..
= J. Schairer, from FL PasO-
Affirmed-Southern Pacific Co. vs.
John Hazelbusch, from FL Paso; South
western Portland Cement Co VS. G.
c. Challen, from FL PasO; Jay F. Knox
ct al VS.. a J. Horn ct al from FL
Paso-
Reversed and remanded-Pedro
Rodriguez Jurado vs.. Geo NJ Holmes,
from FL Pasos / Alderete ct TX VS.. ".
D. BIosleys from FL Paso.
Set for January al. H. Nations
ct al VS.. Elizabeth Beatrice Neighbors
ct al, from Pecos: Roberto Figueroa
VS.. Benjamin Madero ct al. from FL
Paso; Elsie Kinney ct al VS. Tri-State
Telephone Co. ct al. from FL Paso;
Fl Paso Union Passenger Depot Co. VS..
George Look ct al. from e Paso: viii
I. Watson Us. FL Paso county, from FL
Paso: H D. Camp ct al VS.. D. W.
Gourley ct al, from FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
VIII Haze Practically
Double Track East of
Cotton, Potter Says

Improvements that will entirely
relieve the traffic situation from
Cotton avenue TO the Government
Hill junction are now being made. at
i cost of $41, 00O," said H. s. Potter,
general manager OF the FL Paso
Electric Railway comnany, Saturday.
Mr.. Totter explained tina the two
switches on Boulevard between Cot
ton avenue and Piedras streets viii
be COL ected, giving uble track
service on that stretch Of the line.
Piedras another switch will be in
stalled. while double track line is
being constructed from Tularosa and
Luna streets to the Government Hill
junction. a distance of five blocks.
These improvements viii be rushed TO
completion, Mr.. Potter said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
reaueo&
SALE MONDAY OUR TRANSFER DESK

10, block 95, jan Z. 1915 S555o-
Franklin Heights addition. on East
Bouievard-L. H. Orndorff to J. NJ Col
Inns. lots 6 to S. block 9. jan 8 1875
Grandview addition. IN Fort Boulevard
"A Strout to T. NJ Wingo, lots q and
IS. block 81. Jan. Z. 1915. S2562.
san Elizario grant, A Smith 70 a.
L. Cadwal ader. and F. B. Foster. part IN
terest in about 100 acres Jan 9. 1918.
SO and further considerations
Campbell addition, on North Ochua
street-E. H TARGET to L Z. n. West,
lot 5. block PAS. Jan 7. 1918; s55Oo-
Franklin Heights addition. on RIO
Grande street-N. A McDougan to E. D.
Strong. part OF lots Is. Il. 10 and To-
block Sc, Aug. II, 1917; s2125-
Sunset Heights addition. on North san
Ia Fe street-R. Keays to R. h Leaveli,
part OF lot 81, block G, July IS. 1911.
$500.
Aiagoffin's addidon-w. F. Noulton %
E A. Moulton. part OF block 81, Nov o,
1915; SO and considerations.
Building Permits.
II. Russey. 1900 Montana street. store.
". woolworta & Co.. corner san An
tonic and san Jacinto streets, alterations.
j. F. woodward. Durango and Luna
streets bungalow. $4,000.
J. +. Hinzel, lots and 4. block "A, High
and Park, bungalow, $1,000.
McAlickle's store. 500 East San Antonio
street. charging bakery. $500
Licensed to Marry.
Jose Cervantes and Jesus Ingleses-
Ramon Fiero and Refugio Monte.
E L Cunningham and Leta Greer
LuciO Perez and B. Gomez.
Z c. Rush and Elsie Wilson
L. Tabbah and Uvaids Hernandez
Gustavo Treviso and Longina Garcia
Z. Tsuchya and Margarita ChaYss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
LOCAL FINANCIERS WILL
BUY 100000 CITY BONDS

Arrangements are Being made by
the city council and local banks
whereby every dollar Of the 100000
bonds recently voted in the city viii
be bought by local financial institu-
tions. The date set for the sale Of
the bonds is Jan. p.
city clerk Jack Dawson left Friday
evening for Austin. where the bonds
VIII be registered by the stA-e. Mr..
Dawson expects to return " ednesday
evening
The bonds cannot bring less than
par and accrued interest, under the
city charter provisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
DAILY RECORD.


East Ell Paso addition. on Tularosa
street.. ". Gooden to n. B. Gooden. lot
80 and part Of 81. block Sc. Jan Z. 1918.
1890.
Grand View addition. on Dyer street
7. B. Newman 10 GRIND View Realty Co..
lots % and 30. block q, Dec. ?. 1917: 81
Government Hill addition. on La Luz
street-GOvernment Hill Co. 70 Frank
Champ. lots and l. block 80. June 20.
1917: $475.
Franklin Heights addition, on Wyoming
street,. H. Orndorff TO y. NJ Collins,
lets so 10 80, block So, Jan. 9. 1918; $1,000.
Woodlawn ado.tion-MartiEez Invest
ment Co. 20 r Sanchez. lot IS slocz 20.
Jan Z, 1878; SEQ.
French addition, on Tularosa street-B.
Sells TO g. G. de Soils. lots p and IS.
block :, Jan 8. 1918; 81 and considera-
tons
Altura Park addition, on RivsrvieT ave-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
SAYS NEW POSTOFFICE is
RAISING AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

Work on the postoffice building
is progressing so rapidly that we are
ahead of our schedule said J. c. FL
lott, government supervisor. In
fact the steel and stone is being put
up for the second story and some Of
the cOrnices are being placed. The
work is satisfactory in the extreme"
The new addition to the Caples
building Is practically completed and
Workmen are now busy over the re-
modelling Of half of the first floor
Of the old building, fronting on East
San Antonio street. which will cost
$1,000. This is work on the interior
Of the building. and when it is COM
pleted, WoolwOrth & Co. will move in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
WILSON is OPPOSED TO
DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS

Washington, D. c., Jan. 12.-Con-
gressiunal plans for creating a sepa-
rate department Of munitions with a
new cabinet officer at its head meet
with no favor at the white house.
Members OF the house who called
on president Wilson today TO ask his
opinion OF the movement returned 10
the capital with word that the presi-
dent believed no good and much harm
might DE done by setting up a new
department and disruptng existing
machinery.
He was said TO have expressed the
utmost confidence in secretary Baker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
Ell PASO BANK ADVANCES
MEN AT OFFICERS ELECTION

The Ell Paso Bank and Trust com
pany held its annual directors meet
ing Saturday afternoon at o'clock at
the bank and the following officers
were elected: Frank P. Jones. presi-
dent: A. +. Kerr, vice president; Lee
Il. Crews. vice president. promoted
from cashier. Frank n. Lynch. cash
Ter, promoted from assistant cashier:
George c. Roberts, assistant cashier.
A. W. Whitfield, assistant cashier.
formerly in charge OF the Mexican
money department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
MOTHER OF TWO CHILDREN
HELD ON VACANCY CHARGE

Genevieve Wilson, aged about p
years and said to be the mother of
two small children, was arrested Fri
day night by deputy sheriff S. E.
Varela, on a charge Of vagrsncy- The
arrest took place at a house on South
Kansas street. where the deputy re-
ported finding marihuana cigarets
and a quantity of habit forming
drugs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
Is INDIANS ARE BURNED
TO DEATH IN SCHOOL FIPE

Muskogee, Okla. Jan. Thirteen
Indian boys were burned TO death
early this morning in q fire which de-
stroyed the boys dormitOry OF the
Dwight Indian Training school at
Marble City, Okla. 40 miles southeast
Of here. The origin Of the fire Is IN
known. over 100 boys, scantily clad,
escaped in the cold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

0NaE- q IL = 80 -
at S an. 18th me-
ridian time: 6 an.
e. PasO time, Jan
y, 1915
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vicin-
fly: Generally faiT
tonight and Sunday,
rising temperature
New Mexico: To-
night and Sunday
generally fair; RS
ing temperature
Arizona. Tonight
and Sunday gener-
ally fair. except To-
cal snow north por-
tioa tonight or sun
day not m u c /
change in tempera-
ture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

I1cl 7 Ullu NllclIa soap and
Ointment. After using three cakes Of
Cuticura Soap and three boxes Of Cuti-
cura Ointment was healed i" Signed
Miss Myrtle M. Johnson. Boyds, Nd,
August 3, 1917.
CuicuTa Soap daily ard Cuticura
Ointment occasionally prevent PIN
pies OF other eruptions.
Sample Each Free By Mail Address post
card "Cuticura. Dept II, Boaton-'' SOD
everywhere Soap25c- Ointment 8 and SOC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
~. s, Lends 10 sERVT4

credits to the allies were raised to-
day to S4,23s. 100000 when secretary
AIcAdOo authorized a loan of $1,000
600 to Seryia, making Servia's total
5000. 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

than the point Of a pin a.
first, but later they became
larger and more inhamed.
They were hard and red,
and came to a head, and
itched and burned 50 Icouid
hardly sleep, and my face
was a perfect fright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK
RUN UP TO S3,665, 5S7.7S

Saturday. Jan 70. in the FL Pas5
clearing house totaled SUCCESSIVE.
according to Robert Karl. assistant
manager. Clearings by days were as
follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

nue-F. z. Macon to Booker Investment
Co, lots and 10, block Z, Jan s, 1913;
$500.
Bassett addition. on Rio Grande street
Mayfield Building and Investment Co. 70
Jas. a. Davis, lot IA and parts CT 20 and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
HOLDS RUSSELL To GRAND JURY
WITHOUT BOND IN MURDER CASE
Justice Hall Completes Hearing Of Witnesses District
Attorney Clark Presents 181 Pages of Transcript;
Russell Displays Little Emotion; Buchoz Ar
riVes and Testifies Negatively.


the SHOOTING and Wnel ElusseII vas
going upstdirs2'
NO"
Has BuzzinE in Ear.
Witness didn't know where the
shot came from, except that it came
.rom his back on the right side.
Witness had a buzzing in the right
ear until the next morning, he said
Witness did not see a chauffeur,
newsboy, soldiers or women on the
sidewalk at the time Later Mr.. Jen-
I5ins told witness, he said, that he,
jenkins, had seen Russell put up
gun. Personally witness knew moth
ing OF the Zeiger affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

Frozen Cylinders when properly
welded are as good as new ones.
Brown Welding Co.. 600 Texas St,
guarantee their work. Prompt serv-
ice.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

HOOveriEe. Use Athey Weather
strip. Phone 5494.-Adv.
Engine misss save gasoline! Car
bon removed. Brown ". Co.-AdY,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
Thomas A DynOhue and AIaude Hamu-

ton
william 1sslub and Vivian Laiman-
E. ". Hays EFT and Sula Isler-
Albert r. Quinn and Irene Mahan-
James NJ. Wilson aid June Cats
Arturo Rubi and Juia Escobar.
Primo F. Aguilar and Rosario Alvarad1
Francisco Rivera and Angela Riojas.
g A. Arrendido and Conception Trio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

Relative humidity IN E Paso at noon
Saturday, SO pc. cent
Precipitation last - hours Cnches)---
state Of weather --.----.--.....
Lowest temp. last night.
Highest temp yestdayi
West Texas: Generally fair. warmer
Sunday probably fair in north and south
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
Deeds Filed, S45,6I5;
Building Total. $3.50

Warranty deeds filed in the
office Of county clerk ". D.
Greet during the week ended
Friday, Jan II. had a total valu-
alton OF S45,615. The filings by
days follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

Frames and AxIes Strengthened on
Cars. Radiators and tenders repaired
BroWn.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
BAT GUANO

Mr.. Geo. c. Davis viii be found In
MS Office, Room 617 Martin Building,
Fnone 1888. Am in the market for
an unlimited amount.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
WEATHER BULLETIN.

L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

Women nurses are 10 be employed In
naval hospital ships IN the first time in
American navy history.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
A PERFECT FRIGHT
FROM PIMPLES
ltched and Burned. Three Cakes
Cuticura Soap and Three
Boxes Ointment Heal.

my face and meek became covered
with small pimPles not much larger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
Didn't Hear RusseITs Threats.

You didn7L near RusseU LnreaLen
the lives OF any one. did you?"
NO. believe he said the cow1nen
would cut of their patronage at the
Zeiger."
witness had one drink IN the Shell
don bar with Russell the afternoon
before the shooting.
ITO what extent was Russell drink
ingg"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12
says anaIey Not Drunk.

Wines sand he didn't believe be
and Qualev had walked farther from
the west entrance Of the hotel than
ley was not drunk, so far as witness
could perceive
you didl't see Russell till after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-12

Building Permits.
Building permits to the amount
of $3.50 were taken out at the
office OF the building inspector
during the week ending Friday
January II, according to Percy
McGhee, IT., building inspector
The permits by days follow:
Permits Valuation
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
st sprsens 8nb.

S Sreoags mobtog Mer. og 9trs.
SSobn g: @briitenien 22f5 23ro
Mbe. g., ct GeIegram fra 5cattle,
@aib., me6 set t1nge 8ltoifab, at
beres Datter Mnna, ben6es, Mano,
Weineingenier Graig, og beres to Mar
ga1le Sgn bar 6rufneoe / Manobu.
nan Giber. De bnr paa HeiIe / CIT
Motorbaao fra Mine6iltriftet ties til
Sairbonfs, Ma1fa, for Der at oper-
bintre. 90 Selegra1nmt n:ontoges,
bar fun 2iget al Whs. Craig fsltnOet.
Mle on1borb / 8aa6en omfpm. &pp.z
1eoes l1lpffen ben6te, bioes enh1nt
life. &tmeligbis er Bna6en f.prt
imo6 cit fiu1t Egrn1nerflaaoe.
Msrs. Craig bleb 81 Mar go1nmu
Sum bar berbiemme paa 8eigg for
fire Mar it6en. Sum bap6e 90 bee
ret pua en- &ei1e iantmen meb fit
Sorlobebe til 8nrn1nnfonolen: .5or
nogle Mar it6en Dor 51tn en- &ciie i
9omnrf, ferlig for at beigge SO. 6.
SEMEN og Sannilie. Senien bar tio<
1igere | nogle @ar 8raff for ct. &e-
6ers 6anffe lltberffe Menigbeo /
Wtnt1eupolts. 9eiaa / Iengere SID
beiggte bum fine Sor9lores SnrniIie.
SEQ 6enre 2eiligbe6 giennemreIte
bum ogiaa 5bertge og Norge. Haa
EN- @eife til ger6ensn0itiningen /
|St. 2o1tis ieileoe bun belle 8eien neo
los MisiiSfippiflo6en, bDor bum oct
meite al 9agen opbolM fig oppe poo
&omman6obroen bos ben garnle
&aptajn, ser fm1ot en- @leoe i al
,fortalle ber6e ON fine 0pleoelier
Jog ON Dber 81et, De lejleoe forbi.
Mnna Graig bar en- mf9obanlia
goot begabe, elffppr0ig og nat1trliq
&Di1roe, Der borot fig 8enner oper.
alt, bpor bun toni frem.
Oct bar meD 6pb gemoo be1bes
6oral6re 5gffen6e o. 8en1er MOB,
tog Set ht1ge 8uoiffab ON benoes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
Epr Drnttta.
@epnblifanff &anbibat for @ailroab
& 8nblie serbiee Commissioner,
buenbe / Great Sails, Montana.

49, -..-Ir FsAENt
Wer. 8. De11nig er fpM be11 26en
@obember 1874 / Siour Sails, 81.
Sat; Sans Mo6er bar fp6t / @ber.
rig og bons Ga6er j Stnten Maine.
Dennis tom til Montana for ober ct
foart @arbun6reoe- fi6en % tog 3d.
Zig / CASCADE COUNTY, bbor ban boz
bpet .fioenmeb nn6taeele of s Mao.
Meier, iom ban tilbragte / 6erg,s
@ountb.
De ferfte 10 @ar;; ban opbolot fig
Il Montma, orbeibe6e bon beo 5ar.
ming % Mining; i.6e ii6fte 10 Mar
bar. ban in6ebopt aflere oHentlige
@mbeoer, iaaleoes fomt County Mn6i=
tor, @ountp @Ierf pg &ecorber, og
flor Si6en inbe5ar ban for fier6e
Mar stil1ingem font. gountn Ereaiu-
rer @ascaoe @ourtD,. Ser er set an<
foef 1fDr1res3Du1tB st'NStdfen bereg1ef
letter Bpr6imi eftel1en.
&an berbifer ale; Ser r11antte prt-
lite 0plDsninger om bans 2ebebane,
til en- bbilfeniombelft Sormer, @ipb.
manb, Miner, @anfpr, Mrbeiosmano,
&orporatiott 2pge, gngfprer, Giant
Der of Commerce eller Sra6es & Ga,
bor Council Of Cascade Gonntg.
SON er officielt anbefaIet al Count
tets Central COMMITTEE: :.
$bis ba1gt 1oper@ BON iaabiot Tom
bans @bner fl1d6er set, at tiene
belle Solicit retfnrbiet.
Waio Mbb.)
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8arneoaab sps. spillinse-Tpbielsbas

S Siemmd bos ST.. og 6rn Mifier,
1871 Aft Mbe. g., bar Der 2groags.
Mftes en-. itbrre GeitIigbeo i Mnleo,
ming al, at Srn glitter og 8ro6er'
@olmar Solit tiliommen feireoe De-.
res 30-narige Ebillinge= Sebdelsbag,
me6ens iantt6ig set pngite Meolem
al Gamilien Sol1t bleb 6ebt UNDER
set belflingenbe @apn Marb @llen.
@aitor Earpgaar6 forrette6e Duobse
bon6lingen. ,@n fterre &reos at oe1
Observation-Disclosures Samilic
bat. tilite6e, forl16eh flere inbbuote
8em1er, og en- fornbielig. Sten1rirB
berifeoe unoer 6enne @ommenfomit,
Dbis mere fubitantielle Del 6rn
Sitter me6 nonlig elegance i6rgeoe
for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
mlnneapoIte
8iprnifiolb f~o,nnter.

Set er blebet en6elig beitem, al
ben feire6e Eenorinnger bill tgiuife
Wilmeapolis Sdroug 6en ,17xgeo=
pember og gibe en- &oncert for fine
2an0Smen6 / Ebillingbber11e .ssoe
|0megn. &o1tcerten bill ftn6e Steb /
He6ers oonlfe Strife. Sen fore.
gaor fife efter Sn6bD0elie al nogcn
|lofal Screening, men Ell pribat So
mite al flere berboen6e 9mife
b1nn0t bpilfe fam 1rabnes Scr. 6.
Sitter, Naitor Sarpgaaro % Der.
&olmar &ol1t, itaar / Spioien for
arrangement.
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Sen nporfiife Mefferoig5eD,
om uomnalegs. mo- life meofgre
nogen 5fieInen melIem Dem, p 61.
ifer at bore ~retfnrbige moo og BEN.
bi iHffe gnifer at bore retferbige
moo. Set rnaa bore EN- &etferbig-
beo, Der life foporiierer nogen, %
nben a1oen Rette{nor enb Sc beo.
fommenoe SoIfelags, iepnbDroige.
Mettigbeber.
2. Singer enfelt geations ellie:
Grippe al Motioners ipeciene eller
|iprlige Snteres1er ian leggcs til
@rranolag for nogeniombeIf Del af.
Mfgi9reIfen, me6minore De er I Dber-
%ensitemmeIie meb ollie Ga1lesinter.
|egier.
8. Ser fan lite efSiiitere 2igaer
Ter miancer eller ipecielle 8agter
|og 9Derensfomiter iinnenffor ben ftores
ogolmi1belige 6on1ilie ofsNatiolRr..
Enes atga: 80 zZ=1
SO for. at bore en61n, tp6eE-
gere: Der tan lite efsiftere ierlioe
|egetrnpHtiige. effonomifffe smrureniIut.
nirger in6enfor Agaer, heller lite
ton ber benpteg ndoogen SS6rm for
bfonomif WopeoH efIer llbeIuffelNfes
unbtogen MationerneS Agn felb fan.
blibe bempnoiget til at poolegge pfoz
nomiif straf oeo n%oeluffeIie fra
observation-disclosures font ct Miobel
til Opretboloelie al Dfciplin .pg
&ontroI.
5. MIe internationally 9berensfom=
iter OF Graffater al enbper Mrt ifaI
/ 6eres &elbe0 gieres befienot for
belle ben gbrige Gerben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

FARM TIL Sale. $50 Acres 1Pra-
RE Kreatur- og Mejerifarm, 8 Mil
fra Minneapolis, store Bygninger,
Si1o, code Bromide, Vindm1lle, 2K
Mil fra elektrisk Sporvogn. Maa
selge hurtigt, da jeg like kan ta-
ge ware paa Farmer. Godtkj9b til
kun $50. pr Acre, lette Vilkaar.
Skriv til Ejeren, MRS. BESSIE M.
VATH, st. Cloud, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
7 Code, ipteressante Boyer.

$50. pr Acre kj9ber 100 Acres
godt Land, 8 Mil fra By. Om-s
kring so Acres dyrket og Eng.
.Resten jevnt og ryddet, undta.
gen en- Lund. Mindre Bygnin-3
ger. En- Fjerdedel kontant, Lette
Vi1kaar. Skriv til Ejeren
Asher Murray, Wadena, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
timber CALIFORNIA Splen.

8or ga1nle, belfjenote 2m6smmb
Mer. @a16. &rie0t, Cedar Mbe., affrei-
lite i 26r6ags til 8erfelep, Sal, bbor
SCR. &rte6t bill tilbringe gintere11
lumber 5oIens Dar111e 5traaler, me
6ens 6e tilbogeperen6e Danife Mes1.
1ebben mao frDbe &9afffeloDnsfroge1
for at boIoe &uloen borte fra 2ipet:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

CE1 Godt Land til SIS. pr Acre
-: og op i Price County, Wis,
hvor H9sten aldrig mislykkes Og
hvor Farmerne er glade. vi kan
wise Dem, Diet rigtige Sted. Settle
menter af allie Nationaliteter. KJ0B
NJ medens Land er billig.
Price County Information Exchange,
Land Dept, Phillips, Wis.