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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mr.. n. c. Smith Of Charlotte, was
n Yorkville visitor this week.
Mrs. X. B. Lowry visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowry Guy. in Chester last week.
Mrs. Stewart Abel Of Lowryville.
Is visiting Mrs. F.. \. Crawford IN
Yorkville.
Mr. a. J. Mcfarland Of Roanoke.
Va. visited relatives near Yorkvillc
last week.
Mcssrs. r. d. Dorsett and Andrew
at Camp Jackson.
Miss Maud Stroup of Yorkville,
spent several days last week with
friends in Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E. Lengnick OF
Beaufort. =. c.. visited Mrs. d. r.
Boney in Yorkville this week.
Sergeant c. ]. Gaulden of Camp
Jackson spent the weekend with his
parents on No. 3. Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jenkins OF
Spartanburg, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Jenkins In Yorkviae TINS week.
Lieut.. and Mrs. T. +. Cartwright OF
Camp jackson, visited the family OF
DR.. 4. Y. Cartwright in Yorkville this
week.
Mr.. Sam Watson, of Hickory Grove
il spending few days with his
brother. Rev. f. s. Watson at Wax
haw. y. c.
Mr.. Floyd Allison of the Presby-
t"rii n college. Clinton. has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
Allison. in Yorkville.
Mr.. Clayborn r. Stroup has been
honorably discharged from the Cita-
del, Charleston. and has returned "a
his home in Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. James Of Yad-
kinville, n. c., are spending some
time with their sons, Messrs. II. Is
and j. :. James In Yorkville.
Mr.. John Wallace OF Wofford COL
| lcge. Spartanburg, visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Wallace. on York
vile No. =, last week.
James Moore. youngest son OF Mr.
w. T. Moore Of Yorkville. has shipped
for South America In the merchant
marine service and expects to be gone
| for not less than seven months.
Mr.. James X. Kennedy, who has
been confined to his home near Sha-
ron for quite a long while with q
broken thigh has not been quite sc
well Of late.
DR.. w. w. Fennell of Rock Hill. has
just returned from Charleston. where
he has been in attendance on the
twentieth annual session OF the Tri.
State Medical association. DIR. Fen.
| nell Is a member Of the executive
committee of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stoll of York
vile. have been very much relieved
by the receipt OF telegram announc-
ing that their son. A. NJ. Stoll. Is safe
| in France Young Stoll volunteered
In the aviation service in New Or
leans some months ago and left Pen
sacola, Fla, q few weeks back as
chief of q company OF motor machine
| engineers. Upon the sinking Of the
Tuscania there was reason for much
uneasiness on the part OF his par.
ents; but this uneasiness was soor
afterward relieved by a letter which
| brought information that the young
man was on another ship.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

.NS 10 whether there is any relation
between the capture of Jericho 10y
british troops the other day, and the
first capture uf the city Oh record.
that hy Joshua. is not for us To say.
and If II waS for Us to say, we could
not say 1t; but according to reports,
Gen. Allenhy had very little more
trouble than Joshua had. Gen Allen
hy's troops appeared before the city
and the Turks Skcdaddlcd. leaving the
walls standing. Whereas old Joshua ut
the command OF God had his trumpet
rrS Ia march around the city seven
times. and on the seventh time the
walls fell. and Joshua put the whole
city Ia the sword with the exception
of one woman. The story of the first
taking of Jericho is told in Joshua
VI as follows:
And the Lord said unto Joshua,
Soc. | have given into thine hand Jcr-
ichu. and the King thereof, and the
mighty men uf valor. And thou shalt
compass the city. all yc men OF war.
and 20 around about the city once.
Thus shalt thou do sin days. And
seven priests shall hear before the
ark TOT the CovrnanO seven trumpctS
ut rams horns: and. on the seventh
day W shall compass the city seven
times and the priests shall blow with
the trumpctS. And II shall come TO
pass. that when they make long
blast with the rams horn and when
Nr hear the sound of the trumpet. all
the people shall shout with great
shout: and the wall OF the city shall
fall down flat. and the people shall as
rrnd mp every man straight before
him"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26
LOCAL LACONICS
Quarterly Meeting Held.

The quarterly meeting of the west
ern division of the Woman's Mission
airy Union OF the York Baptist asso-
citation, was held in the Charlotte st
Ba aptist church, Saturday. There were
number OF the churches represented
by delegates. and the meeting was
quite a satisfactory one. Mrs. NJ. NJ
Richardson OF Glover. Is president OF
the western division.
Census Of the Flour Supply.
The food administrators of the
school districts are to take a census
of the flour on hand, every head OF q
family being required to report to the
administrator OF his school district
how much flour such head of fam
lily requires in thirty days. and how
much ne or she has on hand at the
time Of making the report.
Fined for Transporting.
Several of the negro selectmen who
came down from Glover last Friday
to report to the local board. showed
signs OF having too much liquor. Geo
White was fined IS by Mayor Wilborr
for being drunk, and when a small
quantity of liquor was found in the
pocket Of Chem Jackson, he was
turned over to Magistrate Conner or
the charge Of transporting and was
fined 800. The fines were paid.
Wholesale Vaccination,
There has been general vaccination
OF people throughout the Cotton Belt
neighborhood because Of the cases OF
smallpox recently developed there
Mr. Harley Dickson. who developed
the first case Of the disease. Is get
ting along nicely and expects to be
out pretty soon. He claims that he
has not suffered as much from small.
pox as his wife has suffered from vac
cination. The other smallpox patients
are getting along very nicely. and
there has been but little excitement
or alarm because Of the disease.
Minstrel Show a Success.
The minstrel show given at the
Philadelphia school building by COM
munity talent Friday night for the
benefit Of The Philadelphia School
Improvement association. was q great
success from every standpoint. The
entertainment was given to q stand
ing room only" house and was quite
creditable to the promoters OF the
show, which included dancing. sing
ing, jokes. gags, etc. The auditorium
OF the school was tastefulIy decorat-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

ThuS,. Red t'ruSS ladi"S who are
working an" all right. but after all,
~. are not making anything like the
showing that "" should bc making.
l'uiII ih- Rcd truSS of York county
sweaters and wriStlytS III sufficient
quantity To supply all the soldiers
rhu' York county is sending Ia the
lucnI r,.rIir"mrntS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26
ed for the occasion. The door receipts
totaled more than $33.
Yorkyjlle Paper "a Years Old.

Rock Hill Herald. saturday: Dr. j.
II. Miller was exhibiting on the streets
today an old Iorkville paper. which
attracted no little interest. The pa
per was the Farmers Miscellany, pub
lished on June Is. lS44. and the sub
scriber TO this issue was WIN. Cath
cart. a grandfather OF Dr. Miller The
paper was published by John r. Grlst.
grandfather OF W. II. Grist. \ consid-
erable amount Of news was given IN
the paper. especial prominence being
given to the political campaign ANA
announcements Of candidates. An IN
tcresting feature was that the name
OF the subscriber showed up plainly.
despite the fact that II was written
"a years ago. II was in ink. and the
quality WAS far superior 10 that used
n present.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26
of the Red Cross organizations

Of the Red Cross organizations In
York county.
This space is to be available for any
use the different Red Cross organiza-
rions see proper 10 make Of 1t, includ-
ing the following uses:
To tell what the Red Cross is doing.
To solicit subscriptions and dona :
tions.
To advertise meetings. entertain
m"nts and other activities.
To say whatever any OF the Red
Cross organizations desire To say
And just Il few words by way "f
specifications and conditions.
Each organization that desires 10
avail itself Of this offer. will he en-
pcctc,l to designate some one OF It's
members 10 have charge Of its publici-
" work. and The Enquirer must be
advised IF the name Of the member
so designated.
The publicity director OF each Red
Cross organization must prepare all
copy To bc printed on account OF the
organization and get the copy in this
office not later than Friday night for
Tuesdays issue. and not later than
Tuesday night for Fridays issue.
This requirement is dictated by me-
chanical and editorial necessity. and
there Will be no deviation from 1t.
We are not expecting to have any
thing To do with the editing Of this
copy further than to hold ii within the
limits Of the column donated; but up
on the request of course will gladly
give any advice or assistance in our
power.
In making the offer We have in
mind the idea that the space we are
offering will he divided as equally as
possible among all the different Red
ross organizations OF the county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

director General McAdoO, OF the
railroads. has made Il somewhat sharp
reply 1" Mr.. ll"uycr'S alarming state
m"ut as I" the scarcity of food sup
Plies in the eastern part OF the United
states. The sum and substance OF
Mr. Mr.\dno's statement is that If Mr..
iiuolvr will give definite information
uf the location Of stocks of food for
the Niles he will See that those stocks
.trr transported promptly. He goes on
Ia say that SO far as transportation is
concerned there Is no danger of Sc
riutlS food shortage in the eastern part
uf the country Mr.. McAdoo's state
m"ni accuses Mr. Hoover of dealing
i'll grncrdlItivS. and offers To guarantee
that the railroads are equal to every
emergency in food transportation.
subject only to the Interruptions Of
puSSihlc bliZEIrdS or Hoods.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

community in order that We may
form groups which will help in the
management and organization. In or
der that you be sure to get one OF
these pigs. II will be well for you 10
see other boys in your community
and form your group.
The pigs being bought are regis
tered Duroc Jerseys They will cost
approximately $40 each. and weigh
approximately 100 pounds.
Amy boy may join the Fig club
by sending in his name 10 Demon
strators Blair or Mckeown. and he
may choose any breed he desires. pre-
ferably pure bred pig. and still not
belong TO one OF these community
groups and he member of the Pig
club. with all privileges.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

women are employed on the manufac-
'ure o. rifles and cartridges. There
are Two government and three private
plants making rifles and one govern
nl.nt and nine private plants making
cartridges. Il is pointed out that the
modified Enfield riff" has been fully
'cs,.G ard more than Just!tes the
claims that hav" been mad" !or H."
\. - its accuracy Df fire. II il noted
ri.l :, regiment Oi negro troops nad''
:; Cut Oi u pUSsitl" - scOr" with
'ais Weapon ~ short rhng". although
'nn,:. Of 'hr men had never fired Il
mliI'ary rIfi" h'fDr".
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

There may hay" been NOR" or less
rXclIs- for tn" decentralization and un-
certainty that existed Il year ago; but
th"r, * no such excuse now as people
should l." beginning To adjust their
affairs IN conformity I" changed con-
iitirnS War conditions now are go
In@ rs normal rs We're peac" con-
d.IIru> b"fOr, tn" war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

I'."I,lc who think the war VIII end
rhlS year viii do well 10 revise their
figures amt max" their plans as
though rh,y had il straight that ther"
NiII hr II" peace for several years TO
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

TIA" object "f the war so far as
America Is concerned iS 10 wiE il. and
rh"r. l. u" ~" talking "f anything
,.fs,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26
Red Cross Publicity.

The Enquirer has decided to devote
a column Of space in each issue. II
so much be necessary, for the benefit
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-26

Race. Saturday, and up to yesterday
morning there was very little reason
to hope that anybody had been saved.
....Sixty-thrce American survivors
OF the Tuscania disaster who were
sent to Irish hospitals because OF in
jury and exposure. are said 10 be get
ting along nicely and in fair way To
recovery.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
Gn @mnglerbanbe peb S%ocfior6en
arreiteret.

On bel Gmr1glerban0e bar bgret
paafer6e ne6e be6 S6efior6en, i6et
Ell $usmm6sfamilie 3or facet 1en-
6en6e itore Bartier me6 @m1gler=
GODS meo Sernbanen fra &riitiania
og iaa ien6t set ODER / 8oa6 til for
ifiellige Ste6er poo Gpenifefpiten.
@11sman6en og to al bans Sgn-
1er er blebet anbolM i Sre6rifsba16,
en- Ere6ieman6, iom og1aa En- boito-
ben6e / &erg, er arre1 teret / @trgm=
ito6. Mm tror, at ialt er 8 a 9 Her,
Toner implioeret. 8are al @Gbe ffal
ser bore imreglet for ODER 500 ST..
@muglinge11 er foregaaet / bele Com,
mer. &rsman6sfamilien er oprin6e.
Zig ibenif og er in6flpttet til 8erg.
Sc fire orreitere6e bar erfienbt fig
ifDloige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
80 Mar.

Sen s. @eptember fpl6te SSergcar
sSberien / @bGrup / @or6Tesbig so
Mor. ~@eim6al" bringer en- Ie1<
gere 9mtale al s. S. ser, iom @la=
oct ffriber, / lmngt ober Ell Menneife=
ol6er bor bgrt til &or6lesbigernes
melt ~fremrager6e Eilli6sme1b. 8 fin
ung6om bar BON paa &g6ing @ejifo-
le, bbor ban 1lutte0e 8en5fob meb
Sep STINT. @am1nen meo &is Gal
I1eien / 2erifob og af666e &osmus
G1auien / Sme0ager bar bon / lo1ge
,Tiber ielnifreoen til at repreiertere
2an6befolfni11gen / Mabenroo &re6S
In6a6ttl. Set En- cit lang &nfAffe Sil=
i1ioSbberb, S6rgen Sberien bar regz
tt. Me6 fin ttltage1r6e M6er bar
Dm efterbaan6en ne6logt Sc fIei te al
6em, men bon er en6rn1 rait og ID.
rig og felger %aan6sliblig @egibenbe=
oernes u6bifling meb megen SSy1rter.
leslie og Spmerfiombe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
lesbtgif Ereteipn ipnn 11baa6
fgrer.

@amti6ig meb set engelfe Mmi.
ralitets Wee66elelie, forle6en ON ie11,
feoe l1boo6e meb6elte Mmiralitetet,
at &abner1e boa 6e Officerer, Ser bar
bit en- iprlig borbarif Optrnben
opnoteres, og at Der gieres aft for at
bringe b~e6fommenbe 0fficerer8 8o-
ne til Ell Mf111tning. 8lan6t 6iSie
SeoerSmenb nebnes / f5rite 2inie
&orpetfaptain Mar @olentiner iom
onibarlig for fRere ~barbnriife Gent
ninger, 81. a. al norif Domper
"Mogoa", ipanif Gnmper vEena
italienif 0nnber uMnco11a" oq en-.
gelf 9amper ~Heriio".
&orbetfaptain Mor @aIcntiner
er, ife1ge ~&ibestiHstioenoe", @les-
bigger. &am er Ssn at 6en fanotife
&iemmtpifer Nrobit @alentiner i
|Senoerborg. @f &eiieren bar bo11
facet tilbeh Or6enen u@our Ie Me=
rite, for6t ban bar fenfet obcr 100
f1erotlige og neattrale &offaroifibe.
S bans 6eoebp, Sen garnIe 6anife
Bp Spnoerborg, for Sen tpife 3d.
ltprel1e noa1ebnt bam tils@rcsborger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
aona Saafun / stocfboln,.

SRA gtocfbolm ffripes 6en 166c
|@eptember Song SaafonS Mn=
fomit til @tocf5olm % ba11s Mooto>
gelie ber fan6t Sfeo ioag, beguniti.
get at set melt 1troalen6e 8eir. So
peolta6en par fmffftht me0' Stag. Om.
firing Gentralitationerf og belt frem
til @lottct por Ser reiit 6lagitpnger
meo norife og ipenife Stag, og offent.
1ige og pripote 8pgninger flaggeoe
ligele6es. @aa beitemt &loffelilet tom
set fongelige @fstratog ino paa Sta,
tione11, meoens >@pta 2ifgoroes 0h1-
iiffforpS 1pil1e6e rSSa, bi elffer"'. &oa
|@tationen mpbte Song @altaf,
&ronprinien @rins @ilbelm og
grins Carl, ea1oeI of Megieringens
Meolemmer n1e6 @%rcellenierne @6en
% @ellner / Spi6ien, Sberltatbo1oe=
rem meo flere. Otter at Sc to Meoz
narfer bop6e bilit pad bDermore og
Song @uitaf forGtillet Sc t%illte0ebp=
ren6e for fin @jait, begap Sc fig, ioet
ct &ompngnt al @pta 2ifgaroe oon=
ne6e @ipnlier> no paa Hlatformen,
bborfra &ortegen meb &obolleri for
ant og effter figrte til 6et ~fongelige
|6Iot. llbenfor @entralitationen iaa'
|pel font / oe @ooer oen fongelige
@ortege paSlere6e paa Sci til Slot
tel, babbe ltore Memtei ffemasier font
, It fig, iom peb &iftning og &urro,
raab bilite 6e fongelige. Song gu
itaf bar ifert 1ben1f @enerolsuniform
og Song &aafon MORT N6miral1tni:
form. 5,
Song &aafon bar paa @lotte1
, @iem1tan6 for en- ierlig bejtioeliq
Mootagelle. 9u Sen fgl. &ortegf
bor fommet frem til Oct beitligt
@IotsDpelo, traobte Migsmari fol@
!, &rint3ifgl6, beren6e &igsmarifulf.
itobe1t, frem til SEN fongelige @ogr
og bi1ite @orges &onge @elfommer
til gtocfbolm eliot. @c6 set eitlig(
, @lotsbbpIp mp6te 6totboloeren fol
@tocfbolm @lot, 2illebgef, og feritf
&ofmrifalf, Srtberre &aolamb>
Gpi6ien for ct fort Mntal Meeolem
mer al tienitgi6renoe &ofltab og @to:
Der. @ronningen mo6tog Song @oo:
ton / et al Salonerne / BEN ltor|
|@ieiteaf6eling og billeoe fer @mS
Meaie1tet @elfom1nen. s Dronnin
gens @elifab befnn6t Zig &ronprin
len og @erh1gen at @eitergetlan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01

itriber: Eilfprrerne maa itges at
obertreffe be giengie 6orbentninger.
= &oriens bar fipbt 8Dgbolm So:
oe6gaar6 for 3H Meill. &ro11er.
= &aa af6g6e 2anostingsmanJ
Soul &asmuiens @rab paa beitre
&irfcgoor6 / &j9benbabn %of11preoe5
forleo&n Spn5a1 en-, Min6eite11, 6e>
er reilt al hans @enner. SANDS
tingsman6 Decfer talte be6 @pitioe.
ligbe6en.
= Donmarfs @merefsport til
@nglan6 ct gienoptaget, efter at 0er
er ,truffet en- 0r6ning mes England,
1on1 er gaaet ino paa Sc 0anife &rap.
- 9a SITTER SIR. Mielfens o.
oarige &uitru, 6ru 6. @ielien,S Cont
merbei &lampenborg, bi16e ipringe
poa Ell Spsrbogn beo @ibensbuS,
forfeile0e bun Gpringet og tom IND
unoer @ibognen og 6rnbtes.
= &rigsminilteriet bar, iii. ~geu'
tionalti6enbe", fa1tiat npe Sriler for
@tgbler, Ser leperes fra Serens
Munoerings6epot. 6or 6remtioen
folter Maricbitppler (af Erepe1916)
So ST.. MOS biotil SO Ser. og @nere>
1tppler 40 St. og 36 ST. so Gre
MOB bioti1 26 Ser. 20 Dre.
- s en- @ogerbutif / Solbef,
bpor man / Sen ft6Ite Eib fife bar
hfrn1et mere fig for nergaaenoe
&pepie, foranitalteoe man Ell 9n9
&lapiagt paa Sc nesbiie fremmeoe.
|9a Sagten par en6t, laa scr ODER
100 @bip1elig paa Salen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
8rigsinbalibernes Snbfalbelie.

Sen preusiiife &rigsminiiter bar
poa cit 5fribel1e fra &igs6agsmano
.M11Iler- Meiningen iporet: Ser er
lite iffe noget / @ejm for, at @entamo0>
togere otter tan inbfaloes til &rigs=
tieneIte, foafremt Sc ft116es 6uelige
BERTH. &11n boS &rigsinDoli6er, Der
bar mtltet ODER so Gpt. al heres Dr.
bej0Soneligbe0, fan ser les bort fra
en- SrDfal6e1ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
Gn gbelie.

6orleoen G%ftermiobog afbol5tes /
.Spnoerborg en- Blind Slpberolarm.
81. 4.30 begbn6te @irenerne at tuoe
.Gf al &roft, inart / forte 5tg6 og
mart | %lnngtruffne SUI, iblon6et mes
Mfbergeifu6 og Meo ifingebprernes
Snitren. Militerpoiter patroillere=
De ~omfring for at fierne Soft fra
|@aoen, og benimo6 5Iutningen in6-
|traf en- 1alb Ones 8an6flbbemaifi-
11er, ser frenbgb ct mutt Sfue, ba
De lige ober Sustagene frp6ie6c
'ru11ot ODER 8pe1 og affpre6e gfafet-
ter. Npite Dag bleb Marmet gien-
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En- International
Kirlpr Kanal.

@inneapoliS Sournal ifrcp for
le6en r%e6aftionelt:
@n &orreipon6ent ttlifpn6er, at
;blan6t 6e @ienoprettelie Ter, 1om ct
beieiret Epiflan6 ifpl6er> ber inb<
befattes Daniferne / 51esbig, bort
,rebet fra 6eres eget Mo6erlano al
,&ismmcf. @an bar &et. Set CT
Ngeiua r~etfgr6igt at tilbagegiDe
,@lesDig font at tilbugegibe @l1ais<
I2otbringen. s ngiten so Mor bar
Solicit / @leSbig, bun1fe at @lo6;
,of Sprog, / &1ltur og Gil6pjelig=
beb, bert UNDER BET pra1siilfe
,,Mag.
9e bar @eten til 8efrielie, men
Statsbenipm iful6e og1na toges
|8etragtning. 1lterieen. er i6og en-
tpif Sn6ie, bobe6iagelig poa @runb
of &ieler &ana1en. Og bog er
3iterfeen at .ligeiaa flor @etp6nino
flor Dmmarf, Sberige og @a1sIam>
iiom for Epif1nn6. SIT frigibre
4iter1een og neutralifere &iele1
|&analen er np6ben6igt. Sens Me11.
tr%oliiering er ligeiaa bigti9t ion
{&oSpor1s og Dar6amQernes.
&ieler &onnI 8eltet UNDER inter
rational &ontrol tan meget be
blibe giort 8eltelinien meue1
l9amaf og EyfIm16. = 0em;
Sroning bi1be gipe Danmarf> bboi
Ser tilbgrer Set, og bill birfe ion
EN- @eifpttclie for BEN lille @otion
Sen bil6e gioe Ber6en ED1floni
inobefattet, BEN 3an6elsmps1ig
6oroeI af &analen, iamti6ig mel
at nr66rage Epiflnn6 6ens un1oo
beige militere 0berbegt 1om Sc
bar mtSbrugt til at ifa6e bele Ser
oen.
9enne 8eitemneIje / SEN en6eIig
Sre6 oil u6en EbibI faIoe EMflm;
mere for 8rpitet en6 nogen on6en
Dt bill bellere ffilles fra G1iais
2otbringen, ia enoog set polif
Bo1en, emo at gibe op, bpo6 ser e
|oo itrotegiif ber6iful6t boa6e
milit@r og donomiif @enieenot
Set bill bol6e fat be6 bette &unf
til set fiolte. Men EMflon6s Sc
itooelie at @anaIen bar inge11 Sc
rettigelle un6tagen Magtens.
SNbugegipeIfen bill lite frpnf
tpffe @%ettigbe6er. $ @irfeligbe6e
tam Ell iii &aral maoife betp6
mere for @amborg iom Sobn o.
Centrum for 0mIa6ning ems e
tuffet. Set bill ntnnife ogiaa Bib
beore for oe tpife 1iterfpbber. 8,
bet er npobenbtgt for en- fri gter
. 1om for ollie De 2ot16es @elfpr6
jiom ite0er op til Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01

80 @ngIanocre fra &igbcnbnn'1
rciite fprlebe1 til England for at
melbe fig fribillig. Gn MffeOSfelt
for bc1n bolotcs bos B!mel at Sen
mgeIife &oloni.
- 6roni fbrpbsmnrfer11cs Mrtal
piI / Mopember Maane0 bliDe s, ioet
ser ct ct fort Spcrlf1!6 al &neoe.
IS CIT TorrtningS Sir1o1te pno
R1terbro / &jcbenbapn 1GleS poa ct
fort Spilag: vSer bliper man bpf'
1iqt bcbanolet".
- 8orgmelter 8. 6. &n1o1c1,
@ebp, fpl6te 10. Sept. go Mor.
- @n @afHfe @p,n> ser fpr TO-
1teoe IS Gre, Ell lteeet til 4 &r., bbil'
let et Blab folber nulgmneligt".
- @uperfosfat+Briien tiger. S
pieblifffet CT ben Str. 1880 og 81
asr. pit. 100 &c., men en- fl9ffell9
Gorbsjelfe er / uoiigt.
= Gn Snoienoer / vHolitifcn"
beflager fig ober, at ban bar maottet
betale "a &r. for cit fl1lert @fiortc
meb to blp6e Slipper.
- IS $orobrugere i mi66elfart
er i6smt 8pber poa. fra 5 til $50
SET. for life at Dobe afleperet 3orn.
ionu Sc oar pligtige til at lepere.
- vMa6oin" / EFT bel Maoneo!
Sta Sent 96e Nopember til bcn Ste
December oil Set fgl. Eeoters Hros
gram u6eI11ffer6e beitoa al ~Ila6.
sim.
= Splgenbe Mnronce: a en-
f%rone1eoler 11ben Bogltap ialges iam<
let for 10 Ser. @illet, mprfet '549'
DID," finoes / en- 6dnf Mglbis. Soft
mao 10 bore pionfet, noar Sc bill be:
tale 10 &r. for 4.
= Grome & @ol01cbmiots Sabri=
ter / &oriens bor gibt olle fine @r-
beibere, monolige og binoelige, ct
Get @ergeStei og en- Spaiere6raqt
til EN- iamlct 8er0i al 10000 &r:
Direftionen for set nne fjd=
benbobnife 9un1eetablis cement $50
fig Sc onnfe" oplpier, at set er til,
Iaot at mp6e / @toblisi ementet ifbrt
Mafsimoltpi, 6og foruofat, at bette
ct pnnt {pet og uoen SHELTER oa
2opper.
- 8oble bebal6er fotpget Tor.
muein6fomitifat og SSnotegt at 6or.
mueobieH.
- SIP. Me1fifoireftgr @eorg Gum:
bDe fpl6te forle6en IS Mor. San boz
Sp6iiallan6 font Benfioniit.
Set 6anif-amerifanife &on6els:
arrangement. 8la6et v@igbenbabn"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-01
Gtprt GilbeIala til Mnslau6.

Set ifal efter itfftert 6orlp6en6e
bore fluttet Mftale ON @fsport at
100000 Tenber Sil6 til Norb>Nus-
ans At be itore @ebol6ninger, iom
.@toten er blebet liggen6e me6 paa
@rtn1 of be gorantere6e Min6ite-
prifer.