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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
PRAISED BY Y. M. G. A

The following article from the Camp
Dix Times, Y. NJ. c. A. publication,
will give an idea of the splendid work
being done by the knights of Colum.
bus. What they are doing at Camp
Dix is only a sample of what they are
doing in the other camps. Read what
they are doing:
THE Knights of Columbus are doing
themselves justice at Camp Dix, and
in doing so are rendering great service
to the soldier boys and the country.
"If it were not for the great work
being done by the Knights Of CoIum.
bus and similar organizations the life
of a soldier would be a weary one.
Just imagine, if you can. what would
those brave lads do with their spare
hours after drill if it were not for the
entertainment and recreation afforded
them in camp.
"At Camp Dix as in all other camps
, throughout the country, the Knights
of Columbus have built and equipped
three beautiful and spacious buildings.
known as recreational halls, indicated
by large sign on the front and ton
of the building reading, Everybody
Welcome Although the knights OF
/ Columbus is an organization composed
of the stalwart men of the Catholic
church, no line is drawn in their build
ings
"All Of these halls are equipped with
a player piano and music rolls. grafa
nolas, pool and billiard tables, wres
Ting mats. boxing gloves, basketbalIs
footballs, checkers, chess, indoor base
ball games, moving picture machines
libraries, medicine balls. magazines
and newspapers, writing paper and
envelopes-in fact, everything that is
possible for the needs of the soldiers
in order to make their lives as home
like as can be done for them in these
| buildings. There is absolutely nc
charge for anything"
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26
.TJOSEWG AND LUND
ARE CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Judge Jennings has cited Chris
Tjosevig and his attorney, NJ. J. Lund.
to appear Saturday morning to show
cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt of court The or
der was issued because of an aft
davit made by Tjosevig setting forth
that Mr.. Donohoe, plaintiff in the case.
was Democratic national committee
man for Alaska, that he controlled or
greatly influenced the appointment of
judges for Alaska, and was largely re-
sponsible for the appointment and con-
'firmation of Judge Jennings, and that
Judge Jennings and Donohoe are per-
sonal friends. 1t set up that the de-
PENDANT felt that he was working at a
disadvantage before the court, and
asked that the court submit certain
facts to the findings of jury, and de-
manded, in case this be not done. that
another judge be called in to hear the
facts.-Juneau Dispatch.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26

We are at war for democracy and humanity
1t is an AI-American and demands an All.
American unity. The morale of ALL our soldiers
and sailors is strengthened by the knowledge
that ALL at home are helping ALL at the front
The soldier cannot stop after his first, second
third fight We at home cannot stop giving with
our first few contributions. Our soldiers must
continue to fight-we must continue to give.
Forty per cent of our soldiers and sailors are
Catholics-three times the quota according to
population ='.
The Knights of Columbus in our war camps are
working shoulder to shoulder with the Y. NJ. C. A.
Both have more than they can do.
Everybody Welcome"-cheerily blazons forth
from the seventy-three war camp recreation
buildings already being operated by the Knights
of Columbus.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26
COL. MEARS' REGIMENT
TO OPERATE RAILROADS

Announcement is made by Colonel
Frederick Mears, former member of
the Alaskan engineering commission
that the engineering regiment being
modified under his immediate direc-
ton will be a railroad-operating organ
ization only. The new regiment will
be in no sense a construction unit or
regiment assigned to the maintenance
of an existing railway.
With few exceptions, every man of
the new organization, which will be
known as the Thirty-frs engineers,
will be an experienced railway oper-
ator. Applications will be received
only from men who have good records
as locomotive engineers, firemen,
brakemen, railway clerks, yard fore
men, trainmasters, switchmen, con-
ductors and others whose training
fits them for the duties of running
trains.
Colonel Mears' regiment will mobil-
ize at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and it
is expected that recruiting offices will
be established at various points
throughout the United States. 1t is
not improbable that one of the re-
cruiting Offices will be located at San
Francisco.
A large number of the employees of
the Alaska engineering commission
have applied for enlistment under
Colonel Mears, but official announce
ment was made recently that no en-
ploye would be accepted for service
until permission had been obtained
from Chairman William c. Edes. 1t
is not the desire of the military au-
thorities at this time to obtain recruits
from the employees of the Alaskan en-
cheering commission. The impor-
lance of completing the railroad from
the coal fields to Seward is recognized
as being of military importance, and
until that portion of the road Is COM
pleted no encouragement to the enlist
ment of employees will be given. En-
ployes OF draft age, however, will not
be exempted on the ground that their
work is of military necessity, as no
trouble will be experienced in filling
the places of those drafted from the
large number of applications on file
in the office of the commission.
Among the former employees who
have been granted permission to en-
list with Colonel Mears' regiment are
F A. Hansen, engineer maintenance
of way; C. G. Jones, roadmaster, and
F. U. Mayhem, assistant engineer.
They are at present in Seattle, await
ing the arrival of Colonel Mears, who
is expected to reach there soon for
conference. c. r. Brock, Jr, formerly
district engineer at Matanuska, has ap-
piled for and will probably be granted
commission in the organization. Last
week w. S. Kennedy, district store
keeper at Seward, received an order
to report at Fort Leavenworth, and left
at once for the South, sailing on the
steamship Victoria.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26

Lent is with US and good patriots
are having a hard time finding any
thing they can drop from their diet.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26
Knights of Columbus
WAR FUND
Our Great President Once Said:

"A supreme moment of history has come. The
hand of God is laid upon the nations He will
sho" them favor deVoutIy believe, only If they
rise to the clear heights of His justice and
mercy"
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26

Governor Lister of Washington Says:
~ have personally kept In touch with the work
being done by the Knights Of Columbus at Camp
Lewis I believe II TO be a line Of activity that
will be Of material benefit to our soldiers. Never
In history has much attention before been
given to the social and reereatlonat part Of a SOL
dler's life az 10 now the case. The Knights Of
Columbus Organization 10 playing small part
in this great work. I hope fer your every sue.
ees in the campaign"
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-02-26

More are needed over here and cover there" with
Pershing $1O,0OO,OOO must be raised at once
Every soldier sailor, regardless of his religious
leanings, finds here home and club where he
may rest read, converse and enjoy himself as he
desires.
mind today and say 81 WILL" subscribe to the
War Camp Fund of the Knights of Columbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
nantr Mspbeslamfnns.

g. 8. Nnbef{e,s Neoe SEQ. 81 If
bslct Mebe IibItlehen Ntebaa Ntten,
bDettes f~efetpaes @ala paa III @e.
NbfelTe for ,tofte @alpaat. Nalaet
1aoSe {aaba,,t nbfalb: Ufspru5tbe,,t
Sec. y. NeterIen; 8relibeut, Vol.
ittef 9nlTt; @ieebfe1tee,,t, 0Df. Wit
NlFens 5effetep, Mnt. 3. Meiuners
BtttatsIeftetuf, u. 8. @arl1eu
MasRtes, s. NO. Mtahlen; 2illibs.
stot,b for Is Maanebet, 81. a. SAT-.
feas Vsret, genb Mtller; S,,bee.
Daat, Mass,,s Nan{en; @orepaat, s
81. Millps.
Dof @eftefatesss pa Ni,ta,,sleftv,
fnpfpts Rhfontn,e,,he eas Set Wien
cala beb Nffia,tatipn.
Der es es,b,a, abrtlliae Meesss
pad SDaelsften, ,s,e,, Der pae bol
ablftlta @ebea,ta / be,,,e Iibeo for
liae Masbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
Mn StnreIic.

Geo rMlerotoro" 2caetts Neitp-
reliesbalo | Trebaus Mites. blep fp1=
ee,toe halet (oe fleite ct e%ietpole=
te): 0fsprnitoet,t, Sine ssgrget-
{eh; Guaftoeut, Sigtm Mo%gtuls1sn;
@tcepruftoett, Gbriitine &o,t5en,
Sefretnr, Marte Sberiet,; &asIerer,
&anttob Ssroenlet; EilItosfetre, 1,
2 ng 8, b%enbolosots Mrs. g. g.
Mel1ct, Mtna Geterien % Gmn,o
Sepie,; Gprer, Mrs. Melbie,t; SIT
.hre gaat, Sopbte @o,ien og gore
Gagt, Dora M,tber|en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
WehpreIiesbula.

Sore,i,,een Dutto .afbelet fioite
Ttrsbog Mftet aarlip @eueroIforIams
Ii,n nteo geitpreleSpare for Set font
nte,be Nar. Gen ,,pe @einrel1e nolo=
tes font fgleee. 9raftoeut, Mtarius
Heteefett; @toeprefioest, SEQ. Spr=
aenlen; forr. gefretar, Sobarnes
|@mnbt; N,tansiefreter, SOC, SSeuie,,
|Iap.ls @asferer, GIebe Sprgeafen;
Hridtces, q. 6, @ieIien (ab,) % u,
~ Miellen (gn.)s @tbltctefar, 81,
MosnaS1et (gn) Sill at repibere Sor=
eittlsaesS MeanIfabee for Set forfeiture
Mar ealatea SSer. s. @ineb, Club
|Ssraeiafen % 81 WIi,,ae,bsrg,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
Wroub Guerra

|tpoes ser pao Metropoliton Opera
bus tie Gage I nulte ltDe, % bet til
orbt,nre 1Deoterpriier. 1be Carlo
@ronb Opera Gcatpo1tb, TOM ollie
reoe ttbItoere ct neI fienbt bIotbt
ct. Na,tIs 1~tu,itfeIrenbe Ni,blifu1n,
font1ter berttI. for at ptoe 4 forificlz
.ltpe 5oreittIltneer % iteo forifiellt=
&c gmofrnfter I bper Operu.
Sel5fobet omfatter benpeo 100
Meblenntter, bperof ca. 90 itnre
Dperaitterter, % er betpoelig for
poet | oe,,,e Sc ott. Der ptI, trobs
Sc ferbgiebe ltooittcr peo at problt=
eere cit Opera, BOG life blipe ttoeett
0prbpielie at Nrtfcrne.
Del CT It ,tomurfet Mepertotre,
Tom ee paIot for ct. No,tl. aiiten
inbbefutter 5 fcrlfjeIltpe Operoer
ibet Der pno Mobntlmsoftettelt, M,a,tr
Sag, ptl bltne etpet to Dperoer,
sgeeret Of Srso,tne" (pau eneeliD
og pNaoIiotei" (pda ttalteniD.
Nften etpes @a,eeitts pafre
|ioponeltIfe Dpera, yMaSone But
.teeflp". Dnsbog blteer Der Moti=
t,ee, pes bptlfeu epfsres Wouttobs
|berefnte sMenteo % S,,ltet", bpor=
peb Sen ,,pe, ptoalnberlioe Sanper-
tnbe, Nttfs Aueera Marte oil op=
treble. Dtsbop Mften ptl @erbt Mes
lter1tpffhe sMtba" bItpe opfert, ntee
bet berea,te Sepraniareeritbe, CT
sabetb Natsbeh, / E%itelrelIett.
Sc forffielIiee leoenbe Satgfref=
ter ee f~el1enoess Soprotts Manes
|gltsobefb Nn,soe,,, Guee,,o Mtario,
@epbte Ghaflebetb USteIle 1ett,
|meetb. Messe 9opraas Mu,es
}gfela GeAfette, Toria Serttanba,
Gsanees Meeeitf,p, Mite .@puaer,
@ettt,eo Delnto. Ee,nrss Mauuel
Iealasae, Ua,tIeppe Maefttut, @ea,ee
@eseaeei, Na,etds,e @esfani.. @arp.
tons Nnaelo Nntolo, Seiepb @eper,
@oboIfo Soraaei, Mearoo @aebuee}
oa eattat GellanelIe. @as> Nietel
Deetali, Natalie Mrnt, Matoa,ie Ga.
,,epe. Mallitalife Dsstaeatees Soc.
tano Merela ee Mu,ebeo @atbiest.
De tee Nolte 9aae / na4ae lte,
lpiIlee @eiltaha | Mtnneapeltg. !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
Kifker % ~Foreninger.

Norsk evangs.-
1tth. Kirke, Hjsrnet Af Park
o. University Avenus. Gudst1e-
neste hver epndag, e11ge1sk XII.
1870, norsk HI. 11.30 Find.
NoRsK LUTHERsKE TREFoL~
UGTIUDSKIRKE, Hjernet af
Harrington OF Sherb1rns AYES,
Gudstjsnests hver SSndas XII.
1870 Find. Of $50 Alton. ssn-
dA9sskcle XII. 1916.
6ST EMANUEL NORsK LUTH.
K1RKE, Hjsrnet at Jessie & Law
son SITS. G~udstjeneste liver gsn-
dag XII. 1890 Find.
DANsK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTEpHANs
KIRKE, HjSrnet At Orleans OF sts.
vcns Street. Gudstjenoste hver ssn-
dag Form. ri. IL. ssndagssko1e XII.
DEN DANISH. NoRsKE METHODIST.
K1RKE. Hjernet af Broadway 90
Ii. st., afholdsr sine Gudstienester
son fS1ger: Prndiken sSndap Form.
ri. 1880. Aften III. 7.A5. Unoe
Folks Epworth Ldga: Sgndag Aften
~. 7.45; hterert Mode de tre fsrste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bsnnemsds
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, mpder 1ste og 3die
Mandag / Maaneden paa odd
Fellows Hall, 158 w. Ninth St.
SYNN6vE LOdE NO. S DOTRE AF
NORGE, meder Eden or 4ds Man
dag | Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
Fl. 9. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B. s., Hsder 1ste OF 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
III. at st. Peter OF 4th Streets,
FORENINGEN "g0DTHAABO mi.
der 9. og 4. Lsrdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, III. af st. Peter OF 4th
Streets.
FoREN1NaEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER" at D. s. D. r., msder l. OF 8.
LDrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. af st. Peter OF 18th Streets.
"BLEONORA CHRISTINE LOdE
Mr.. SO, ID. s. g., mpder 1ste or
og 3die Onsdag 1 Maaneden q
Odd Fellow Hall, 156 w. 9th st..
FOREN1NGEN HAABET mSder
Eden og 4de Torsdag / Name
den paa Royal Arcanam Hail.
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
gonnpue 1uoe Mu. s,

Dstre at ytorpe, Dapbe Mgbe {tbItle=
ben Manbaps 81. a. til pnIg pao
g,nbebsnnl,b for ttuIte Mor. Nao
Wru,b at BET boorItge Weir bar Mty=
set f%nrboIbspts baorIiet Befpat i'll
at bore ct Nalumpoe. l1bfoIoet al
WaIpet bar fpIge,tbe.
Nrudtoent, S,,Ito Metterpren
(gb.); Nttepruftbent, gorD Merb=
fetb, fbp. Nreftbert Neorl ahorn
Uerratoher. @tortg SfalItue, sefre=
tier, Nalfta 1arien (op); ginansies
fretur, S,,ea Maripttf (oe.); aas1e.
rer, Mtortbo @tbnt (eb,), nebIogct,
6arrtet =. gotIIut; S,,brebuet,
5tattb gebtoIbbera; Dbrepaot, Ae=
tra NIlterferu; 1t,,ltee, MIiee Watns
oer1et; YtantIt, Seiepptne Mae=
Council.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
9hcoterfpreitilIinn.

Mptaorsooos Nften ptI Der bIibe
|ofbolot EFT GbeoterforeitiIling poo
Gonio Sail til 0orbel for Mrs.
Sontefs, font meooeler os, at foo
bel cit norif G,,ofter font Ell bunif,
"St1trtoer',e" al 6pitrnp, piG bIipc
opfprt % forltoe,t oil Ser bIipe So
.loiong. Mf fiettote arefter, ion,
meoptrfer I pSt,trieer1e". fo,, nop=
mes Mltrtb 8roltnt, Gotbri,te Sat-
felt, Gttear slifier, @ultap Muoerieu,
Neter @raum % Seat 2arie1. Sit
%ituberitaen foreeoor timber SAUL
Stranaes fpnotoe 2eoeIie. Otter
Soreitillingen bltner ser 2eiTigbeb
til cit lille Sbtneont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
gIanbt WprIfe / ct. lsanL

5heoom - fpecteIt S,1fI,,enao -
bar bietnfgat mango ftenbte torify
GamiIier | ct Not,I, hten beIbtppts
bar Be fIeIte gtIfuIoer life orret al
t,opeit intIig oIncrIig Mrt. WIatot
bjemipete gontIier fon pi ttotlte
%fgloenoe:
500 CIR. gpIberp, 507 Splebort
Moe,. V,,Iotnuetip paa aonf,,I 9. 8.
Spbes Rpator, bar oIle n,totauet,
0rlten puret ipoe. 9elotonis er &c
I'LL | Weorttp.
sos Wat5top W%r,tberien, 1871
Qo1treI Mpe., bar 1r,ten ou Tottete1,
Sette | lang 1to meaet Ippe al ST..
%fl,,el,sa. "a SinIp por panIfeIto
at ppbrtoe, noatte Sci, uIbYte Dot=
Ter, Mbrtba, Ser CT M1i1tfIrrertnoe.
tnbfttIle It,te St,ltrl,fttoter % oper.
tone Spgepleiem Wen1e DC lDue ct
INT oppe tpien. @tttoerier eteItc
gnn, Carroll, font bnr prret | qrn-
Ming beb cit D%fHeetsifole, CT TIT per
mitteret nu fott,lnet bieln til So
mtIten.
Mrs. @tn,t. 9erbranIe, t nnaattc
for touen 1tb iioen taolapue itp
poa ct 9etpttal, ,ttett bIep bog efter
ct fnrtere Dpbnlb ltbftepet OF fort
lutte M,reat ,biennne. Suit ct III,
fritz 90 bor fact ieiett III oobe Sats
mgr, til WInbe for Ma,tben pa Be-
req t,a,t1e 8e,tter.
S 5Nnnspe 0ope bar mat pad
gppeIiIten Mrs. Martpa Neberfrt,
% gbora Meue. st baaber, &c
beaae haart biz bere belt frtffe toie,,.
s Morbfap 1e9e bar Mat, {n,ppet
aenetu,tnbe belbte fto BET; Sc fle1te,
|iom bar pntet paa gpeeIifteat, BET.
tblanbt Nobn Woebfe 81 Sebu 81,
@auanefh. ct TIT belt frtffe tuten %
If.nhe opefeare 5tbfte 1ege,nebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
. oo 8tIohe bill fc,t,t1e iii NHtet,ts

ee- % 9tIone piI fc,tltte til NKtens
ming, Geeleoes ct Neferettoarm Sor-
flag, iaobraet at 80 al Samattbets
2oger Ue Nopett,ber 9Tuoet), bill
fot,,,te op for 2ogett tne,, at iurlig
@etpbnine bliper 9eitpreliespalaet.
9reore, eier Gbers Nliat % fom tol-
rtat; oa ntI efter NTH Meritte Betty
refer, arbeioe tne0 mere SSber og Sit
feresie, e,b tout t,aar ben CT nalgt at
f1n Cd a so Manb, i Mpo pp uti,toSIt
100 Msaae paa Sreoae Mften ST, s
paa Gu,io Sail.
Iberban Geterien, Sefr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13

.',er Bat 1401 % par ioIgt al Mtis
Mlice Senien, 1920 11tb Moe. g. q
Saeferer s. sc. &incbs Suitr1,..
1887 s9tb Mpe. e, bauot bet
Iut,ftte Malri rSro SsnocripI.
Iano", molet % lfintfet til 8aao.
ren al Scr, 8oImar Solit, Selbp
Noer,,e, Ct. SAUL.
Gn inuf 8rpStnaol tiIfolot Mrs.
s. IS, Dlien, ct. Bouts Horf, oe en-
elegant Tingerrine blep Dunbet al.
@erbt Geter5en, &ie5fieIo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
Wi1ta0f1It ASxsttjea

! 81. YeberB banftk 4irfs | W2ifitle<
apofis gsnSdg babbe tattIst q me-
oct talrtgt % interesferet Ytt1ffiirt,
tom rueb fterft gifalb bflteoe Be for=
njel1tge optrabenoe. Dro6erparfer
az Bifa1Set fafbt fefpfglge1ig pda
ST. Wjsrnfjols. Oct ct AMBER
@dna H bar ben gornde1fe at bsre
ben ubmarfebe gatger ber EDil<
tinabberte, % flint ban bernie
;@ana eptraabte timber a5ffif1ig gun,
tiaere gorboto etb ftbft faa bar
boa ben lille Rtrfe life netop ben
bsf6igtte qlabs for ban at Dife,
tba5 ban rigtta fan praitere, gibrte
Hio1bs xetter, fom Ct al Ell pioitrt<
5erlia gtDrM, fotn11er tern1ig OBJ
tolut besft til fit Met | BEN Gel al
bans Meperfetre, bbor ban rigtig
Ifaar Nn1sbrtttg til at fringe To-
nerne 1tb giente1tt Mdlntmet. Da
fsrit fsfer 1iraf, at matt bar for fig
ugangeren Of G1t6s Naaoe".
gisrnifiolo Ct ferft oa fretttmeit
0peraianger> % berfor fog ingett
Mumre PAD gpnbageas program
beore Oil ett6 be to Nrter al betts
be16sbig Dperaertte 1osea 90 Grit
baburs11. aigefe6es mootoges ben
beffjenote 09porfor iDu11ner Weieb=
i%elflooen" FAINT nSerre aonge, Bib
ber", nteo itnrft gifal6. of 6f meo
Drge1affempasnentett 1bferte Nat1t=
re fog ier1is uaotget1tes aonge,
che Bu fan" Del all.
Meb pan1ig g1ifperbtgbe6 CAB
Djsrnffjo16 efter bber Mfbeling ett<
bel Gfitraru1tre tifbeoite, oeribfanot
ogiaa DDeu lille Ole tneo Rarapfp=
en-, fom mo6toges 1teo et6eleil
Bifalo.
programmed BIB eitbpibere paa
to Dio1tnioloer af 6r. 6aro1b Pa1,1z
fen, bbt1fe 1bfsrtes paa Ell iteget
fortjenftfulb Waabe, FAINT paa ct
DefIaintiongt11t1tter al ST. Darbett=
fletb, bbts yrenfieelie at Spar Sir
fesaarbs pafre Dtat oMober" bs1tes
be itnrft % pv~1fortient gifaIo.
De forifjelftge Mffompagnerenoe
ffilte ftg bel fra fit Mrbejoe, % Son
tarten 1taa | a1Ie .Senieenber betegs
neg font tteget beItpffet. vi %erfarer
ineb BInbe, at man | Deopnbe1fen
of Sanitar biI faa ben 1or,tsteIip at
bsre Sr. DjprniftoIb igjen iaape1 |
st. potI fotn | Min1,eopoIts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-13
WntyIfabstinabelfer.

Carl Wue,lit @eebalea % @ettp
Dabf; @en,aeb Mabilen @sifis %
Nelea @atlfe; Miiliam 8sanslm %
Motlie Gteberas Satap s. Collins
% @uib 30 Maafenlea, Wula s.
2eba,bee OF Seba,,sta 80. asas.
esen; DE Dilea &ebla,,b % Mint
aafeIi,ea SeDntpn; Wabrep Diio,,
h9 Nilba NaNi{en Wroib.
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Minnrdpnlih.
rs MarsAnbilr,tu,.

u. aringelbaeo, forben Meinneapo.
lis, mi Nertb Mttbop, q. S., bar 1,p-
Zig fejret fit 25 aars SubiIa1,nn |otn
uogibcr al ~sppeef1,e1en". gngIen
iaa fprite Gang Daoet,s 2ps / Min.
t,eapolis oe1 Is. Nobentber 1893.
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gpIpbrbHup

feirebes IthftIeben @pnboe of Scr
% Mrs. WtiebaeI @nebal, S5b q. 6.
ct. ST.. @oebnl bar ttblteere TT.
petf Morbfop Noae SEQ. s, % SRI,
@bebaI er frentbeles et tnteresleret
Meblen If 5nttnabe Aepe. Git bel
Del @enner % Nefte,tbte ,,apitIta
1T @s,,,et % Dstte of Norge, bop.
Sc gpnbap inbfuabet Zig for at brtli.
ae Oct ufheIbte @slebrtbepar hi
GpfsnIfntnp.
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sra 8asareu,

.gco oe,, forIeoen afboIote 8asar !
Nebers Rtrfe bIep MiIg a.Gprtts
sen Ieffeiee Ger al Sopeopresnien,
cit 100 Gunos Wrig, fom bar Moe,,-
let til @asaeen al scr. Gbr, Seppe-
len, Boloen @aIIep. Set beInige Ra-
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s 8ranooiitrHtet.

Mtis Senriette S, 2ut,o, ion, bar
Ell flor gestuefreos Der i 8pe1,, cpboI-
Der fig for Eioe1 / De b~roroIiote Di-
itrifter i Roro minneapolis, bpor
bun asiHterer Be r,o,,ge npoIioenoe
Menneifer. Miig 2uu,o fouuuer r,ops
pc tilboae tit minneapolis fsreno ON.
let 8or Msoopeoerg gn.
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st gefba.

Sr. Sol1r1oltIt g. g. Stranopolo,
tio1ieere meonftpr beb ul1geblaoet",
iom I'LL CT attiat peo v@rano Sorts
9erolo"s Meoaftion, ofIagbe os iaaar
ct fjarfomn1ent Neibe poo bort Scott
for. ST. Stro,1oboIo opboIot fig fttn
cit Days Tto | @ben.
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1s HaxbiasSifs asaYHaIiAet,

ION for xiten g~ietnerurejfer 4. q.
t1 gjeite 81. Nan1 grebag ben 90.
.bs. Sen AZ 81. gaii1 Msfoeidtion
|nebfatte Rontite I'll at tage fig al
|@i9fterne 1tn6er GpboIoet 1er, Be-
ftaar al fegenoe 6errer aonfaI 9.
IS. Sobe, gieefcnfu1 81. s. 8, Ne1,
|foh statsfenator $. a.. Sacfion
fio1. fDenf ao1fuI)> 81 @reofta6,
|gietor ytgetndtt, 8. S. Arofin g.
|Mortot1 % u. q. J1oat
4oniteen Dn ON G%ormi6bage1t
Iafbette @iaiterne pda ct. Har1 So
jtel % toge Dem til @atDern6r Burn
quit og a,tore gtatsetnbeosmaa,o
liant bife oa1 forffieiigt al Snter<
|esie / gDen. 81. 1915 btl be blipe
IGjniter beo ct. DauI asfociations
ope, forum, og ON 4ftenen Til Der
|flibe gibet Ell Mibbag for benz paa
IGt Bau1 Sotel.
Wapne1,e taa De IL Soitrnaliiter
|bil finocs paa Blaoets ferfte Si6c.
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SnIctrGfci.

ct. Eeeers airfes Spnboesffoles
dorligc S1,letrnfeit finber ioor Steo
ssrboo Set, %. December / ct. BE-
bers @rfe. Geiten begpnber aI. a
ont Gfterniboaaen. gtIIe Donife, %
ielbfplgelia iarIte Sc oan1fe @prn, ct
bterteIiu pelfomne.
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glptsla i~frsbspris.

ct netep nteetaget Telegram fra
tfriiHattia, bateret lobe b., hteSbe.
let, at bet tor re @tertbires NobeI.
rstnite bar beTiittet life at a,bbeIe
yslpbels Jrebspris for 1918.
Cont tibIipere nteobeIt bur Der
itoffre getier poret fturft paa 9aIe,
at yfehgpriIet iaor piIbe blipe til.
pIt pruftoent WtI{ou.
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Njprnfjofbfoneert ct. 9anf.

Bi fat gfpbe a11e De1ttt6rere al
Speraianger 9iernifto1os Gang %
anore, iotn e1tbtu, life bar bait N1t=
leonit1g I'll at bpre BAN, me6 at for
tal1e, at &r. gjprnifjolo iotnn1et
,neo ben ibenffe Sanger Soel Mofs=
berg bill eibe EFT Operatic &o1tcert /
Wortb Central Commercial Club |
ct. Boti1 Jrebag ben 3bie eyat11,ar
1919 aI. 8 Nftet,. Gor,,oen ct blatt=
bet Nrogram af amertfanIfc, torife,
aanife % ibetife sanee bill oeiaa
bItbc gtbet Lite pitt al Operactt
Gn,It, 5cettet, | Jar,its Sti,oerebu=
relic. Define oft bill b1tte gipet |
aoitl,n1e, meo Nisrnffjolb iom Ia,lit
90 Moisberg ion Mepbt1topbeles;
ipeetefle Deforatiotier er 1nolet for
Q[nIeoningett.
On Iigt,enoe aoncert bill bGtpe 81
bet poo Dunto GdII | Mint,eopolis
|Sbnoag ben Ste So1i,ar. Dette BIZ
Der abio11,t De ftoite Wot,pe, maj,
faor Mnlebntt,g til at hsre ST.
wisrnifioIb optrnbe fon oat,if Gut
ger | TptIIingbper,te. Sans iettere
i1,1tIige Dptrubert ber btI Bite ,,t,r
Der amertfanif 2ebeIie.
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En StlTcu fra GNben.

Noftor gtoot,t Dutt, Chicago, ien<
oer % giet111etit grepfort ct, SiIien
fra .Tunnepong", ferag, % fra Sp=
oett, bpor po1tor Dnt for gioen op=
boIber fla poa ct, Mejfe.
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NaTenber for 1910

ptI bltpe fnrbtu til at ,tbie,,bes OH
fort Htb. Dett fot erboIoes frit
bad &e,,pu,eeIie til @conotnotio1,=
Mn,erieon ltne, 236 MtroIIet Mpe.,
M%i1t,,eapoIts,