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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
CONGRESSIONAL
PRIMARIES ON
SEPTEMBER 9TH
Senator Duvall, Running For The
Democratic Nomination, To
Have Opposition
MR.. RIGGLES FILES
PAPERS WITH BOARD
Election Supervisors In Fifth
District Get Notification Of
Candidates Intention

Co-incident with the announcement
that Chairman Wade, of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. and
Chairman TAFT OF the Republican
Committee, had agreed that the latest
date allowed by the election law, Mon
day, September 9th, would suit them
for the primary election to chose Con-
gressional candidates, John r. Rig
giles, of Seabrook, Prince Georges
County, entered the lists as an oppo-
nent of Senator Frank M. Duvall.
Both Duvall and Riggles are seeking
the Democratic nomination in the
Fifth, or Southern Maryland, District.
Congressman Sydney e. Mudd, who is
now in France with the Congressional
committee investigating war condi-
tions, will run again and will, IL is
understood, have no opposition for the
Republican nomination
The Primary Election Law provides
that the primary election shall be held
on a date by agreement not earlier
than the 8th nor later than the 18th of
September, and IL no agreement is
reached for date between these linn
its the primary shall be held on the
second Monday in September.
Only candidates for Congress in
each of the six districts will be nomi-
mated by the two leading parties
PrOhibitionists, Socialists and other
parties have the privilege of nominat-
ing candidates by the partition plan.
Socialist candidates will probably
be nominated in all districts except
the First, while Prohibitionists will
nominate candidates in all districts.
Two months will elapse between
the primary and the general election
in November. At the Novembr cleo
tion only candidates for Congress will
be voted for. An amendment to the
State Constitution will be submitted,
giving absent sailors and soldiers the
right to vote, their ballots to be re-
turned to their respective voting
places in the State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
HOT WAVE BROKEN;
COOL SPELL HERE
Long HOped-FOr Relief Finds Ready
Welcome. Rain Received Joy.
fully by Farmers

After sweltering, sizzling and broil-
ing with heat and a mixture of hu-
midity Annapolis is rejoicing in the
longed-for cool spell which arrived
and gave relief last night. Although
headed supposedly for the Rocky
Mountain Region, the cool weather
struck this city.
A heavy downpour of rain shortly
before sunset yesterday afternoon was
welcomed by the farmers in Maryland,
as it had been reported during the
last several weeks that the crops we're
sadly in need of rain.
Fair and cooler, with showers and
light variable winds, is the forecast
for today, and continuation of the
cool spell which settled over the city
about noon yesterday was the good
news released from the Weather Bu-
reau YESTERDAY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
MORE SOLDIERS ARRIVE
FOR TARGET PRACTICE

Showing the signs of road WEAKNESS
from their hike. but still with pep"
enough to brace up as they paraded
through the streets of town, two COM
panies of soldiers from Fort Foote,
Just south of Washington, reached An
napolis this morning. The men had
done half of their hike yesterday and
camped beside the roads in the lower
part of Anne Arundel last night, re-
suming their march early this morn
ing. Upon arrival here they marched
through town TO the wharves and were
transported in boats to the Naval
Academy rifle range, where they will
remain for some time. undergoing in
struction in small arms target work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
SCHOOL BOARD is NOT
ENCOURAGED BY BIDS
Few Contractors Apparently Want
Job OF Constructing New School
Houses In County

Lack of building material and diff
culties in the skilled labor market,
are thought to be responsible for the
fact that the Board of Education of
Anne Arundel County yesterday after
noon received but one bid for the con-
structiOn of new school houses and
the building of additions to several of
the present inadequate structures in
several of the rural sections of the
county. The only bidder was John NJ.
Appleton, of Pasadena, who bid only
on the construction of the proposed
two-room school house at Severna
Park. This bid was for $4,000. Mr..
Charles NJ. Carlson, of Eastport, Of
fered Professionally to undertake sew
.eral of the other contracts upon a per-
centage basis of settlement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
FIVE TINES ONE

The fiye-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. o. Pick, Master william
Meade Holiday Pick, celebrated his
ifth anniversary yesterday by enter
tanning a few of his young friends at
the home of his parents at Camp Par
ole.
A pleasant little birthday party was
given him by his parents from six to
eight o'clock. Games were played, in
the early part of the evening and later
the little ones were invited to partake
Of a spread of the goodies that children
love. The feature of the table decora-
tions was a birthday cake with five
lighted candles.
The little host received many nice
presents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
MORE WAR MOTHERS
FILE APPLICATION

Several additional applications for
membership in the War Mothers
Of America have been received at this
office among which are the following:
Mrs Emma Knight, sister; Mrs. Fl.
]. Boettcher, Eastport, Md, wife,
Mrs Boettcher's husband, is in Com
pany B, 111th Battalion, now overseas,
and her brother-in law, Private J. f.
Boettcher is in the 115th. Another
brother-in-law, W. T. Hall, is now sta
toned at home port
Another War Mother to join is Mrs.
Louis +. Stevenson, SIS Severn ave-
nue., Eastport, whose son-in-law,
Lieut.. Henry ]. Boettcher, is in the
service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
MORE RESERVE PAY
OFFICERS COMING

Coming to undergo six weeks in
tensive training, about two hundred
young ensigns of the Reserve Pay
Corps will report at Annapolis to-
morrow. The young officers will be
quartered at the old marine barracks,
vacated on Monday by the first class
of Reserve Paymasters, and will at
once be started on a course similar
to that Just completed by their
predecessors.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
REAL ESTATE NEWS

Mr.. A Weems Sherbet of Anne
Arundel County has recently purchas-
ed from the estate of Mrs Maria
Weems a valuable farm of 15 acres, in
the First district, known as the
"Coxby' farm.
The sale was made through j. Clay
ton Brewer, of the real estate firm of
Julian Brewer and Son.
Mr. Sherbet expects to take possess
sion of the farm on January 1st, and
make it his future home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
RAIN INTERFERES
WITH FIREMEN'S FETE

The rain of last night and today has
taken the crimp out of the Firemen's
Fete on the old City Hotel Lot. Every
thing is saturated and it is safe to say
the fete will be postponed until the
weather clears up and things out of
doors can be dried out a little
Annapolis has begun to think that
whenever a drouth threatens all there
is needed to be done to start a down
pour of rain for days and days is to
start a firemen's fete or carnival, and
it is sure and certain there will be
rain a-plenty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
FORMER EDITOR
NAMED ON BOARD
Presidents BrOther-in-Law Appointed
ON State Board OF
Education

Yesterday Governor Harrington ap-
pointed Sterling Gait, of Emmitsburg,
member of the State Board of Edu-
cation to succeed Holmes Baker, of
Frederick, who declined the appoint
ment. Mr.. Gait is a Democrat, news
paper man and is a brother-in-law of
President Wilson.
Mr., Gait, until two weeks ago, was
editor of the Emittsburg Chronicle,
one of the best edited ounty papers in
the state When the Chronicle ceased
publication, on account of war and
newspaper conditions, it was with re-
gret of the entire newspaper fraterni-
ty of Maryland.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
ADDITIONAL MIDDIES
ADMITTED TO NAVY

The following candidates have been
admitted to the Naval Academy as
members of the Fourth Glass of Mid
shipmen during the past two days:
William E. Kent, Jr., of New York /:
Francis G. Spain, Jr., of Florida !;
Charles H. Momm, of Connecticut;
Frank B. Gary and Norman d. McAllis-
ter, both of Texas; Horatio ID. Smith,
of Washington State; Beverly NJ. Cole
man, of the District of Columbia, and
Robert II. Smith, of Georgia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
NM WANTS no KNOW

The Navy Department IS asking Tor
regarding the descen-
dants or kin of Midshipmen Pollard
Hopewell, United States Navy. of st.
Mary's county, who was killed in the
action between the Chesapeake and
the shannon on June /, 1913. A tor
pedo-boat destroyer has been named
after him, and the Department wishes
to secure a sponsor from his family.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
CHILD BREAKS ARN

Little Jack Flood, grandson OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph w. Trautwein, while
playing in front of his grandfather's
store on the City Dock on Monday, fell
and broke his arm.
The child was given first aid until
a physician could be summoned when
the fracture was reduced.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
CHANCP OF RESIDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hall, have pur-
erased one of the houses owned by
Mr.. Martin NJ. Smith, on Conduit
street, into which they are moving.
Mr.. Hall is Superintendent of the
Sunday School of College avenue Bap-
tist Church, and holds a position at
the Naval Academy, clerical force.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
GUESTS AT sUPERINTENDENTs

Mrs Randolph Harrison, mother of
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, wife of Ad-
miral Eberle, U. S. n. superintendent
of the Naval Academy, and Mrs,
Knapp, widow of Capt. Knapp, U. S. N,
Mrs. Eberle's sister, are guests at the
superintendent Quarters.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Knapp have
been visiting at Newport, r. l., and
stopped at Annapolis en- route TO their
home in Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
CONFERENCE POSTPONED

The Conference 'Life's Problems" !"
by the Rev Maurice S. White, which
was to have been given at the St
Johns Summer School this afternoon
has been postponed until tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30. when it is hoped
weather conditions may not interfere
with the discussion under the trees on
college campus.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
DIR. WELLS TNDIsPOsED

DR., George Wells, the venerable
physician, leading Anne Arundel
County Democrat. has been indisposed
for the past few days, but is reported
improved today
On Monday the DR.. was quite sick.
and his condition was attributed to
the excessive heat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
COUNTY HOME BOARD
MEETING POSTPONED

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Anne Arun-
del County Home. which was to have
been held on Friday. August 2, has
been postponed until Friday of the
following week, Friday. August 8.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31

that depth of meaning that only a
Russian can.
Both he and Miss Gutman were en-
cored again and again, and very gra-
ciously responded. Both were given
an ovation by their music-loving audi
ence
A fitting climax to the musical pro-
gram was the singing of THE Long,
Long Trail" by Miss Gutman, with
everybody, the Governor among them,
joining in the chorus.
The delightful evening closed with
THE Star-Spangled Banner at which
all stood at attention" and goodnights
were said. herservice men expressing
appreciation for the genial hospitality
OF the Governor and his charming
wife. who had afforded them an even
ing of ver-to-be-forgotten pleasure
and entertainment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-31
MID.WEEK SERVICE

The mid-week prayer service at the
First Presbyterian Church the Rev.
Maurice S. White, pastor, will be con-
Quoted this evening at O'Clock.
The subject for consideration will
be Church Unity" All are invited.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
MprbmGnbett % 4be sSali.

&inIanb's @iiffinger I'll feitliebolbe 4
Snli 7r,,eos &aitor Mabien fra Nain'
i1capolis % Mir. 81. q. Meitos fro
Minpt lon salere.
SoilIingbperneS SnoDaatlere al
norif 9erfom1t bill npoes paa Stats-
neutrality-suspicious. Sen 4be Suli for
Ell bel Gags Seltligboloelic: p2png-
blomiten" % e5bnrer at Morge", Dc
to ltarfelte Drgoniiationer, bill tage
itg al Qrrangementet % bill forbere-
Sc fig paa at mobtage ca. 10000
Menneifer. De to p%petnabnte Cole
re anies for at bore l1ir0bal1lig bel
taler1oe. 8aitor Mabien, tibligere DO
1ati Chicago, oil tale &l. IL ON 6or=
mi06agen pg Scr. Meitos ON Otter
mi6bagen. De muno1ige Sangfor fra
.begge 8per bentes at pere tiliteoe %
p6e en- 0e1 al Sen mlitfalife l11tber=
bol0ning. On Del al Sberif16oet
piI gaa til 2bnoblpmitei1s @am1c-
Diem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
sgnner % 9gtre at Morge.

!SDm 1mltgere l1PDm D0lOer JtOrD:
tap 2oge so. s og Sprunppe 2oge
$50. 5 lin aarlige sommerpicnie !
&bnlen Barf fgrfiHtf. Sgnoag Otter
mi6oag, % bi opfor0rer Meolenrmer=
ne meb Sa1nilie til at mpbe lan fl1l6=
talligt font m,liet. Man ar11ooes ON
beo Si0en al Settle at me0brtnge
|4affefop, b6orimob Safe erbolocs
|frit. poa 5tebet.
Sen 40c sSl,li bgr Meolenmerne
beltage i 6eltligboloelien poo Sair-
GROUNDS, lpm arrangercs al 2ogerne
fra Epillingbperne. Do eftcr Breii=
.bentens Opforbring boer Motion ifal
feltligboloc for fig og bier al benz
lamles u11oer lit eget Stag peo Siben
al 5tier1tebo11neret, er Set pniteligt.
at Nor6mpnbene, ont bbis 2npalitet
Ser 10 al0rig bnr Dnret rogen Spipl,
5amles 1aa lna,roiterfe ion1 ml1ligt
1tn6er set norife Stag, for Deo 6eit<
ligboloe1ie At glmerifaS 6ribcosoag
at bite, at ri belt ro filler % Sibe
ON SIDE meo Star & Stripcs / &am-
pen for Sribe0. 9erfor, nlle Norife
iSt. Saul, mgo op poo Fairgrounds
.6en 46e Suli. =.
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Sbnbert S6eater.

S nalte l1ge opfpres Ste Mar-
rioge Areltion", ifrebet al Tbomas
Scattering, ogiaa 6orfatteren al 6en=
ne l1ges Drama, "Bbicb one iboQ S
marrp", til bpilfet set obennnpnte
banner en- Glags 6ortlettelle. Set
ombanoler forifjellige busligc @an=
f%eligbeoer, lom opltoor otter sggte=
1fabet.
! 8illie Came CT blepcn tclunelio
forfjplet, fin &orn6om oq far be-
ret op6roget me0 9enblif poa ct rigt
Sggteifab. SUN glitter Zig mcb cit
Ma11o, a0ifillig elore ems belr6c ielp,
men gribes mi pluoieltg al Ell itprf
Srbgt for alle Sc Gorpligtelier, 500
teitabet mo0ferer. Sun preper at le=
be ct rent 5ommerfugllib. On CANT
mel Eilbeoer buffer mi Up, % Wa11-
Sen operraifer bent i Ell fou1promite=
rc1t0e Situation og isger Sfilsmislc.
Hl110ielig poru beilutter BUN at bri=
be en- 6orm; bnn erbperper Eenge11c
BERTH gjennem ct 2egot, lom be1lbcs
M&an6 ben1melig bar lfin11fet be1loe.
Otter ct Ear @ars Sorlob gjenfinoer
Ma1t0en benoe lon1 cit opgtig 6orret=
ningsfpinoe, og Sc bliper gjenfor=
ene6e.
&o5el Mc9e1lt ipiller 8illie Golpes
&plle, Gbmor6 Mrnol6 9Ggten1anoe11,
Malpb Mpp6D belt gontle &jerelte %
Dorrit &elton er 8illies Tante, iom
bri1tger s@gteifabet ilto11o.
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S. .. g. SIS &unpentiun.

Minneiota 5canoinapian @ran6
2ooge al S. .. s. &. boIot jim oor-
lige &onbeltion / GolmeS Gitp, !itc::
Snobpoelie fra 2oge &erleboanoet
ladnmeiteos, Den 90, 81. % 90 IS.
Som 9elegeret fra &ugna0 2ogc,
st. Saul mgote ST. s., 2arjerl
&olmeS City bop6e pao beSHe
Maaoe lpr9h for Sc mango Ge1ege-
reoe. Da Ser bor f1tupl 6t1 SSottcll=
let, bar etboJ Sfple6n]st M,,oct ON
Ibantet til Ell Meitonront. Mo1,ge al
De Delegere6e inoIogere6es pripat
Ser pnr ierget poa be6ite Moa6e 70,
Meuiif, Mutomobiler til l%1oflugter etc.
og De ire Gage for1eb til @iaiterncz
noelte Gi1freosbeo: 2groog Ben %
bolotes Ell 5eitbunfet, pe6 bpiIfen ga
Ter bolotes al Sr. @il1. g. Garl5or
% q: %. 8ol6 fra MinneopoIis, a
Sr. .. Sanion fra 9oImes Gitp, 6
y. Carlton fra Da1Ihtb Sog ST. g
2arion fra st. Saul.
! galgenc bupoe for Sc pigtialte On,
bleio'ets b%eofommenoe fgIgenoe nbfaln
Droenstemplar, ST. g. @letne #
Smo Sarbors; Droens sefretal,
ST. q, 90. BoD fra MitrneapoliS
% stlloieleoer Mrs Glen Eeterio
ira ST, saul.
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Spcraianaer Ypul 8iprnifinlb.

Spcraian9er Yool gJprnifJ1lb.
9oD6 8bite, Mgr. for rMntericar
Bureau Of Mrts ans Sropel", Set
1fprlte onrerifanife &pncert=8nreol.
meo6eler % / 8rep al 90. 6s., at SIT
reauet bar obertoget rtbe ercln1ib(
management Of tbe eminent Doniif
|Senor, Scr. Hopl 8j6rnifjcl6> "'bpo>
Ser iiffert oil interesiere bore 2nler(
at erfare. Scr. 8jern1tiol6 tiltre6e1
1in &o11certtourne 6en Is. September
s. 81. Sen fer1te &oncert bliper
Srcbeltro &on fer / Gbiccgo. Mr,
8op6 8bite u0taler, at ba,1 onier
Sr: Gj6rnifiol6 rot at bore utbe fi1=
eft 1ipling tenor Of 9onilb extraction"
og merer, s.. pil mart fpr1me til al
inbtage 6en &la6s, ban FOREIGNER,
nen1lig blon6t Mn1erifos ppperIt tx
Songere.
@enere ifol hi gibe bore 2qiere
11grmere Oplpsninger, M. $. t. Sc
foriDel1ige &o11certer @yer og Go=
toer).
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9anifcrnc % 4be Suit.

" ". -.'S
Som 6onlf Meolem al Sen &omite,
Mapor @o6glm1 bar uonepnt til at
arra1gere Seltligbeoerne ! GolnoEarf
Sen 46e S11li, bar oprin6elig opnepnt
ST. @rnlt Spenoi en-. 0u benne n1tib=
lerti6 for erfleret life at f11lne ODER
tage @berbet, or ST.. 8. Martin Sell
ion blebet opnGpnt / bans 5te6. 81
6en bar imiblerti6 oa ioo 1angt
frem1freoen, at irgen al Sc 0onife
Soreninger Z. bar 11oget Mg6e i116en
6ribeos6ogen. Smiolerti6 far ST..
geelion lat fig i Sorbin6elie me6 Ste
prel entonter fra De forifjellige Gor=
entnger. Set er 11emlig enifcligt, at
ogiaa 9aniferne meoer frem iaa fulo.
.tallig lom muligt til 6enne Set, iom
10 ct Sc fremmeofpotes Set, og bpor
ale Nationer iaapiDt muligt bpr be-
re reprGl enteret. @nmle Dn1nebrog
bpr paa oen11e Sag paje SIDE pm 81
.6e n1eb 5tar& Stripes lbm ct sGegn
'paa, at ogiaa Daniferne ltaar pod
6en rette SIDE / &ompcn for 5rtbeo
og Demofrati. 9erfor retter hi .e11
i11otrr11genoe Spfproring. til alle
.6anife 6an1ilier / ct. SAUL ON at
meoe ioa fl1lotollig io1n m1ligt op i
Como &arf Ben 4oe sssuli og scr {am-
leg UNDER set. 0onife 5lag.
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Kirker og Foreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj9rnet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle liver Sgndag XII. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. S6ndags-
skole XII. IL
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hj@rnet at
harrington og SheEburna AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag XII.
1890 Find. >og 100 Aften. s9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj6rnet aft Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste hver
Sqndag XII. 1915 Find.
GOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANsKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gu%dstjeneste Sandag
Form. XII. 1880. Pastor ]. H.
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, HORNET af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Sgn-
dag Form. ri. H., SGndagsskole XII.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST.
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway OF
10. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
! H. 16.$5: Af feaz7 Il. s rs: f 9nge
Folks Epworth' Liga: s9ndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literert Mode de tire f6rste
AT NORGE, mGder 1ste og 3die
Tirsdage / Maaneden. BSnnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften RI. 8.
,NORDKAP tOGE NO. 8, S0NNER
Mandag j Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1855 w. Ninth st.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. 5 D6TRE AZ
NORGE, m6der Eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
B. S., m6der lste og 3die Fredag
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN. "GODTHAABO ms
der 2. og 4. LGrdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Hi. af St. Peter og 4tl
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON
NER" at DIS. D. F., mgder l. og
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall
Hi. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRIsTINEO LOCI
Mr.. SOD. s. s. m9der Eden og I'D
Onsdag i Maaneden paa Minnehah
Hall, III. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS Do
TIRE" mdder l. og g.. Trsdag i de,
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 156 9th St.
FORENINGEN NHAABET,,, mgder
= og g Torsdag paa Royal Arcanu1
Hall, Hjj. at st. Peter . g 4th SITS.
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Spenifermcs Counterfeit

bolotes iioitle0en 2eroag Gftermio-
oa9 / 8bulen Harf. On Mutomobil=
parade paa benpe0 800 Mutomobiler
gift fra &ice &arf til Ybalen 8orf,
.bbor Mapor Sob9ion frone0e Miis
Mgnes 2inerootb Iom Geitens Dron-
ming. 81. Sranf Melion bolot Ell pa
|trtotiif Sale, bporpe6 ban u6talte, al
Der for Be 5penife i Mmerifa I'LL hf1r,
ers ct Stag, Be bDlher, nemlig 5tjer..
nebanneret. MaDor Soogion oe
Commissioner glancD bo1ot IigeIeoeS
|Soler. On Mpng6e M%enneifer boal
|tiliteoe, % Soften fprlgb ! ollie Sell
'n1eget bellpffet.
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2r. 6. O. Sneerion,
Sfanoinobiff 2ege.
202 Eittsbnre 8lba., ct. Saul.
Gel. @eoar Gil. M11to 81 691.
Splbbrpnnp.

Saoelmager &astn11s Syrenien %
Srue / @eif 81. 8arl feireoe / Man-
bags 6eres gelDbrpIIl1p, pe0 bpilfel1
anleoning stnot og @enner CAB Dem
ct r@nrpriieportp". @enpe6 40 @ie=
er bapoe inoflrroet Zig % brogte
Northumberland iom @one ct fint
ggetr9s @or6.
Caller bolotes al &r. sc. s.. 6rar-
len, g.. g. &asmusien g. @poeler
% Sells &obertie1. Mr. og Mrs
&snoip iang to oanife 5ange, ol
belle Selifabf lang rGbe gto1
5pangleo 8anneru. Mftenen forlpl
! oct belle ! Sen melt eemptliee Stem
ming. ,s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Mberooms6iemnets Summerfef

~ r. lt2gs-. NEEtr E-Ea- LH ...HEEf
paa 5p1loag 5. 80. os. bringes otter.
i.Grinoring. (5e-bositaoenoe MDer=
tiSlement). &pmiteen bar gjprt itore
6nrbereoelicr for at mootage fine
mango @jGlter, Ser 10 i. Sc lmufffe,
|ioplife 0mgipelier pil flt1l1le til
bringe Ell f%or1leiclig Sag % iamtibig
tptte p9jemrmet", ser ingeatitn0e mer
e1lo ! oisie opre 1i6er tiltrenger al
Den Sjalp, BET fan tau. DIE Mielz
liens 9rfeiter bill forl1oen no9le Soft
certnllntrc tillige ipille til Cans, %
oeslloen bar aomiteen lprset for al
fSIags l1nberbolbnii1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
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ct meooelt fplgettae Sfanoinoper:
Mrtbl1r IS. Sobnion og 9elio 80.
&onion; Noolpb. Sobnion og Olga
Meattion; &ortcr @itcbcoof % &a5el
Senien; elmer $. Steele og Nnno
6. Slion; .SenrD 30. 2o11e % emma
S. Mn6erion; Oscar Martin 2inb-
blom og g1tber Morie 2on6bcrg;
@uit sc. England pg Mabel &.
SSobnlon; Mbe Triberg % Minnie
&olS; Mrne Ma01c n og Minie Grief
ion; Sobn &anlon og Mn1ie Smeo-
luno; @illiom 6. geellon % Sophie
g. 2nrnb.