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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Msoe aors Basar.

Der bliber I'LL paa n1tgbomss
Ibiemmet bDcr Eorsoag Mf.
ten arbeiod meo &amoarbeioe til.
Ell 8a5ar, CT. Neaers. @irfes l1ngs
bo,nsforening bar beltemt at ofbol
De ! Mugliit Maaneo. Sele Dper=
ifl,6et gaar til goroel for &goe.
aorS, Ell Gag, iom 9anifertne bio
2ir0til bar bilt itg meget offerbillige
operfor, men ogioa Ell Sag, ser.
ligger % alle laa 11111aaoeIigt npr,
81 maaife bore egne 5gnters, 8rg-,
6res eller aierelters 2ip Tan ffon1=
me til at afbange oeraf.
2ao % iom go6e Danlf-Nmertfn-
mere Ell Gong til bile, at pi fan gi=
be, raar BET tra1tges, gibe til 11oget
go6t. 9enne 8a5ar er life for
l1ngoomsfore1tingens Me6lemmer
alene, men for ollie, lom biI bore
meo. 8n5arfomiteen bil bore gIab
be6 at moOtage 8iorog al bbemlom-
BELT. @pis nogen bar noget, Sc
gnifer at pbe til 8o3are,1, fan set
a%fleberes poo l1ngbcmsbjenmet,
3O10 2Otb Mbe. 60.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Kirker OF Foreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj9rnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver S6ndag XII. 1870
Find. og 7.45 Aften. S%9ndags-.
skole. XII II
NORSK LUTHERsKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjSrnet af
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste liver s9ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. SON
dagsskole XII. 1915.
OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hjgrnet aft Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste liver
Spndag XII. 1915 Find.
lGOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneste Ssndag
Form. XII. 1890. Pastor ]. H.
Petersen
kDANsK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans og Ste
;vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver SON
dag Form. ri. II. SGndagsskole HI.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KIRKE. Hjdrnet af Broadway OF
Z. SC., dAAOlucI S1uc QuuStJeueSLcI
son fglger: Pradiken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften Ri. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Lga: Spndag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de tire f9rste
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste .og 3die
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bdnnemdde
liver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, S0NNER
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, l56 w. Ninth st.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. 5 D6TRE AT
NORGE, m6der Eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
ii. G.. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
b. S., mGder 1ste og 3die Fredag j
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. af St. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN HGODTHAABO ms.
der @. og 4. L9rdag paa Royal Area.
nun Hall, III. af St. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN uDANMARKS SON.
NER' af D. s. D. p, mgder 1. og 8
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th Streets.
ttELEONORA CHRISTINE EoGF
Mr.. so D. s. s. mgder 2den og 4dt
Onsdag j Maaneden paa Minnehah;
!. Hall, HI. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN NDANMARKs Do
TREO m6der l. og 8. Tirsdag i del
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 156 9th St.
FORENINGEN nHAABET'' mgder 2
og 4. Torsdag paa Royal Arcanun
Hall, Hj. af st. Peter og 18th SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Gbnbert Sbrater

opfprer / ne1te uge Captain Sac
let" al gbarlcs 9opseno, ell Tar<
&c, boieret poa pgtcifabelige Sornif-
finger.
Onfel Obobiob, lom er ca. GO
Mor gamtmcl, beillifter at fin0e eli
&l,itru, og i9ger ben0e I'D otter So
togrofi, bporcfter bans Nepe, Gap
toi11 &obert &acfct beorores til
fpr1t at lmoeripee 3umenS &palifi=
fotioner. Selpfplgelig forelifer ban
fig / Domen oa G9ter benoe, me-
bens bon me06e1er fin Snfel, at 9a=
men bor fprt bam bag 2piet. Sn=
felen fager eli Sur til China, mel
pe1oer l,bentet ti1bage, mebens
Moefets er pao 8cipg bog fine
@e,tner, golemol1s. Sor at ifiule
fin Salifbeb moo Snfelen finber
@acfet paa at Butte Some meo Cole.
man, og Der opitaor 81 Sc 5orpif-
finger, lom bolber Eiljfuer1e / Ell
|itnoig 5penoing og 2atter. Snfe]
0baoiob hliper filllut ben frelleno'
Gnael % giper Nepeen lin @eliia
nellie.
Gomarb Mrnolo ipillcr &optai
nen, ,MaIpb MeooDp er Onfel 9ba
oiab % @a5el Mcgelllt &elfinocn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
9anlf 8rpber1omfnnbg

Counterfeit / 5oners 8orf finder,
iom ti0Iigere 11emt, Sfe6 Sgnooe
sen 23be Stunt, % bill bpoe poa ct
nneerDol6en6e % afpefslenoe Fros
gram. Ioler bill bliDe bol6t pad
cngelf al Scr. George 81. S'&eillD
fra ct. Na,tl og- paa bonif al Sag
fprer u. 6. ,Stal,ning fra 9pler,
Minn. Ser oil blipe Sportspro-
g1oln, 81. a.. me6 3obtrgfning mel
lem ct Mirneapolis og ct ct. SAUL
Sag, Sfibelfp0ni,tg, &apltrif1inJ
mellern Damer11e olp. &aa &laoien
err cit go0 &egleba11e, IigeleoeS Ell
.inoelnffet Donfepabillon.
Wtan fpmmer til Sa1ters Harf
pco at benptte ct. Nar,l=5tillmater,
Naul= @ilb1pooo Norf eller Wa=
5porbogn og itoo at peo
Street.
Selten ofbplbes lnm befjcllot til
for Den 6anlfe &ebe &orS
i ct. &a11l % ber poa=
regnc ct talrtgt 8eisg.
frEf.& H%El
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Murbe,, Club

i1uonie0e fine MIC 2ofaler paa &jdr-
net al Ge0or og Minneiota Streets
be0 cit fcitlig Gilitelning iioitleoe1t
often. Gel 100 Gamer %
&erren oeltog i Soften, bporaf flere
.u6enbpes. 2ofalerne bur pafffert
%0eforere0e for Mnleoninge1. st Or
felter, UNDER 2eOelle al Sliding
Mplanoer, ml1licerebe,. og ct Song=
for n1l6er 2e6elle al Sialmar Nel=
ION fra. N%tinneapolis gap til be0lte
en6el 5angunmre. Ser %lerDere6es
en- iDenif Sera meb Sorfriifninger.
Ealer bolotes at &lubbens STREET.
bent, ST.. 81. g. Sobnlon, iamt al
SEN 0onife Sogfgrer q. 6. Staltni1rg
fro Spler, Minn. senere paa Mf<
tene,t bor ser Dans, % Soften for
leb / sen bpggeliglte stemning og
er til flor sore for Seltfoniteen, iorn
beltoo al felge1tOe &errer: Mn6rem
g.. Gfberg, S. 6. Caribou, Sreo
&o>plon og Mrtbur g. 2u1,6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Mprbfap gpae go. s,

Sp1tl1ert af gtorge, DoDoe Vee 's
Vsa11odg Nffen. Sra spt1t1er 9
9sorges Sor1ual1rbeloStol1tfe fpr 9o1lz
ilingbDer11e forrelaa Mteooelel1e ON,
at doe Slilt slar agtes felret peo
|en Set poa Nolt1ll1i1gsplao1en o9
Derlttleoes bet TT ytorofap Ct oeiz
|toge ! oe1tr'e, Otter en- Del. hofa.
Heller eneoeS mon ON Ct oelIa9 Tag !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
9Gateifabstinabelie

er meb6eIt fglgenoe 5fanoinaber:::
8. 2uoDig Sofltao % MgneS so.
2%unoeeberg; Sen So. Carlton og
Mlice 6. @elion; @uooIpb Ditrom
og @itber &eter1on; eugene. Beoer=
ion og ellen glpira Sobnion; 8al=
ter 6. 8ee0 og @tbel 90. &nnio1t;
ISerbert Gbriitenlen og Mlta sc.
I@illaro; Sob1t 8illiam Solution
|os @erba Moria Mnoerion; Sans
|9ubllfrem og Carrie. 2inbblom;
Otto $. Sobnion % &a,tb 6. Sobn=
ion; @ltitafion s. Gbriitianion oa
5uloa 6. 0lion; elmer Gbeo0ora
See % Zulu Soiepbine @l1Ilicfion:
|9lnorcm Sobn Sl,rnbIom % &annah
Caroline Solution.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Gr. Manriee graneis Cyan,

Mmerifos Miniiter til Danmarf;
bar taget fin Mfife6 poa @n1n6 al
oaorlig @elbreo. San uonebntes
til fit gmbebe al Hrnitoent &ooie.
belt, og gjenpolstes al baaoe Soft
% @illon. 9on bar laalenes fltn=
geret Tom @elon6t baaoe u1toer re-
publifonlfe og bemofratiife @egje:
ringer, bpilfet l1aa tilifripes bans
itnre Dbgtigbe6: % bier Sen Mn:
ieelle, ban ng6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Sill 6relicsarmcems

Mrbeibe / 5ronfrig bolber CTS /
Saul / oe,u,c l1ge poo at relic
$4,000 Collars. Sber Sag beb
Wtib0agstio Ter mor Sptpg / Muto=
mobiler, leoiaget al Mu1Hforps,
foraarlage rene Jolfeoplpb paa De
trafiferebe &jgrner, % ofte
Sporbognstrnfiffen for lange
Gioer. Men Optogene iDnes at
birfe efter fin Seniigt, og 5relies-
ar11ee11 bor al l16iigt til at faa Sc
Eenge, SEN pnifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
<an,es s, @nuou bpb.

SSa1ltes 8. @pma1t, Nreiioent 70,
Smitb & 8pn1m1 Company, Sin:
0uesfarm= og 0prfabrif, oeoe plub,
lelig / Chicago at ct 5lagtilfaloe.
San bap6e b9ret be6 6aorligt Sel=
breb ! tire Mur, belt iioen ban bleo
onarebet al oelbis Raralpiis. San
bar rejlt til Chicago for at ip9e See
gebjulp. Mfopbe blep So Mor 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
8rimGrbalqenc

til @mtrttpembeoer ipnes at futile
forlgbe meget rhig i ct. Ha11l. SI
mattge al @mbeoerne CT ser life ,1off
-&anoi6oter ill., at bisie piI fom1ne
op beo &rimarpalaene. Set enc
lite, mon marfer til g%algfampem er
Ben fore Mengoe Glofater meo
mere eller milt6re tiltalen6e Mniig=
ter, fo1n MI prrocr @pen oberalt.
Manbag er Sen it0ite Sag, man fan
regiltrere for at femme beo 8ri=
mgrbalget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Sen npe Mapor,

8. 6. &oogfon, iamt 0en npbalgte
Gouncilmoro, CLANCY, inbiottes i
fine gmbe0er iio5tleoet Eirsbag.
2arrp SO bolot cit 1a,1gere Giltrp=
%oeliestale, bpori bon reoegjorbe for
fit 5tanoplt1tft. Sc ga,nle Council
mqno bebolbt alle fine gomle Sc
partenlentcr, mebens CLANCY oDer=
tog @plon6s Deportenc,1t 1om 8e=
itprer at offentlige Earfe oib. Gitp
Glerf Jaricp gjenbolgtes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
mlnneaDoIfa
ltbflnat til Mimmebaba Greet.

Sen to Congo beitemte % for
binoreoe 1oflugt al ct: &eoers
&irfes MISUNDERSTANDING til Min=
nebaba Greet fan0t e1oelig 5teo i
'9gnoogs gftermi0oag. @eiret bar
ioeelt % 81aoien imaf. ollie mo-
.re6e fla foiteligt me0 Seq % Dans
paa BET .ergnne Gpppe % UNDER DC
.grgllne Greer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
9pbsfaI6

blanot 5fanoinooer / l1ge11s 9sb:
Mortim Gricfiom, 70; Milbreo
@o,1g, 224S @eanp z; Sr1,lsSobn<
Jon, Y; aorle Sobnion, 81; @eor=
&c Mnoerion, 1886 Gbpmos ct, 3;
Otto Carlton, CSC @1t6lon Sire, 81;
M1toreip 8prfl1tno, GA 8roaomap,
~ Mor.
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s~seiringen al Ale Snli

[pil Mdr liffert fad Ct Delt1ocl1gerc.
ID olpprligere 8rpg enb ellcrs paa
@rurb uf Sc frttiifc Sorbolo, bpori
III befinoer %, som ct 2co ! Den.
ne Sejring at Dagen Ct Set meo.
N%raiioent 8illons 8illigelie beillt-
tet, at iarlig 2a1,oets fremmcofgote
8orgere beb offentlige 9elnoilltra-
TONER oeSeitligbeoer ifal piie 1T
IoDoIe SinOelug paa oe1ne Sag.
I@eo at fe;ye Entertainments 6ri=
beosoag paa cit lGrlig feltlig N1aaoc
bill Be f~remme6fpote bite iine inb-
Ifpote Mebborgere, at Be fgler itg lom
|8rpbrc meo bent og itaar e1ige n1eo
bent i @ampen for @erbe1ls 5ribeo
% for 8eparelien al Gipiliiatio
mems .Sssbealer.
Sgiaa ber ct Der al ll6iigt til, at
Dagen bill blibc feltligbolot al De
fremneofg6te, .11abnltg 0a Sfanoi-
raberne. gent1cr at Norge plant
logger Ell .iterre 5eltligboloelie for
Sc gsorife paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Sc lpcnife @lnoe rettes Der Opfor-
bring til 5peniferl,e ont at benlag=
&c Sc ponlige ELECTROMAGNETIC til,
4be Suli. Donif @rooeriamf1tnrs
ben 23be SSlt11i nor allere6e
iaa 1ongt for1o, at bet ct
for lent at foro1ore Dagen, men
gnifeligt DiI0e set 10 bore, ont
bore ipenlfe og 6onlfe 8reore llog fig
lan1n1en meb Mor0anp1,oerle ont Ell
fan0inapiif .5eit1igbolbelie
af 9ogen, bpmpeo 10 0e1tnc pil6e
faa ct langt mere. ~bgitioeligt o. I'M
poneren0e &rGg, ems ont Sc tire Sea-
gaar bper for fig.
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9anii1 Meb Grpis @pcietn.

Man bar onmo6et os ont at gipre
opmnrfiom poo, at 2o0oer til oct
Sengetpppe, Iom oil blipe l,olo6ot
.bco, Observation-Disclosures 5ommerfeit
Sen 23oe So, fan erboloes beO &en-
pen0elie til Mrs. &. Maoien, 1881
6ogue Mpe. 9e fpiter 10 Gents
StDffet.
Boreni11gens ne1te Mp6e ofbol.
oes, iom tibligere netat, Sre6ag 5.
14be %. bos Mrs. @ilbelmine
Neterleh 1903 @ormnn Mpet1e.
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Barne6aab.

Scr. % Mrs. Sob. 8ralrot, 200S
9tb st. g., fit. 0eres file Datter
ogbt sgnoags; BUN fit / 0aaben
Nabnet: Gobe Mprtle 8ranot.
Daobsbonolingen ubfprtes beb $50
flor Sarpgaar6. Gn mutt 6eltlig=
be0 afbol0tes / Sen b%eiti0elige Mn=
leoning. 5amilien Brandt bor bum
BET cit trofolt 0ennefre0s / Minne=
apoliS, Ser oglaa gaD Zig l1oTag /
cit Meengbe Daabsgapcr til BEN lille
Iobe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Gen norife NmerifaIinjes aftier.
Sfglge Telegram fra @ope0fonto-
ret / &riltionia, ooferet BEN 250e
Wseaj par &11rien poa 2injens SCI
tier paa ariitianio 8grs 442 &ro-
cent cller $23S.68 pr. Mftie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
CONFIRMATION.

So Gutter % Niger blep fonfir.
n1erebe / 6e11 norlfzll,tberlfe gbrilt:
firfe forrtge gpnong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Grnit Gnenbien,

Dor bel fjenote oanife 2anosmano,
benteoes igaar tilbage fra fin to
Moaneber large &efreationsrej1e.
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galebaIl

ct. Hal,l tog &eeancbe for iire
to fprite Meoerlog lig%eoperfor Min=
1leapolis Deb at pin6e be eprige tire
paa @rl1no at &egn bleD ser
intet at spillet Ell Sag. ct. &aul
frrbeore6e oerbe6 fit Shilling 90
% rbffe0e igien OPP oper
Minneapolis. Sor giben ipi1ler
ct. Saul meb 9olebo og tabte Mob-
ningslpillet Dnsoaa mes ! MOB 0.
'Sttllingen er for Chen for ct.
Saul u 5ejre % Is Sab eller
400 @ct., for Minl1eapoIis 8 5eire
ng 20 Sab .eller 80 8ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Paid Observation-Disclosures and
issued BY p. 2. Mcdonald, Bemid-
u, Mimi, for which 800 per inch
has been paid.
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Bslseube nbenlanbife 8repe

....- O<tUe -.
benligger 1belergco beo ct. 8auls
Eoftfontor:: Ssfar Sapl,1no, lis
Eaie ct; ella 2arien, Gitp Soipi=
faI; Miis 2nnn @ifolaiien, Ct
Foul; gbtDin 8eterion, ct Saul,
finI11t Eborleif BoIo, 1862 ct. Sin
MonD AADe., 81. saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Skandinaver, Sc her!

Vel oparbejdet Muskhande, beliggende Minneapolis bedstc
Forretningsstr@g, selges straks paa Grund af Ejerens, F. r.
Melins, pludselige D@d. For narmere Op1ysninger skriv til
B. MELIN, 223 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Sen banifc @r1tnblpps6as
rar Set iioitleoen Snsbug, Ben Ste
Sum-. Dagen lpttes forgprigt at
forlpbc albeles ltpaaagtet al Sc Dan-
fife ban0e fer og a11oetite0s.
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6ebielsbaa..

@or oa1ife 2anosmonoin0e, Mfrs.
So1mob Gbriitenlen1 761 &uieb
Mpe., fejrcoe Monoog sen 36ie So.
Tin 68-aarige Jpolels6ag, / bbiIfc1
M%nleoning bum mo6tpg 8eieg al ca.
IS Gamer. Trobs fine Star fgler
.Mrs. Gbriiteni EN- fig fremoeles me-
get ing, og beltog ioaleoes 81. a. /
9tp0e &ors &arn6en meb Danifh
9ie6 Grois 5ocietp, al bbilfen blt11
er ct me9et tprig 5triffen1eolem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Saefgrer 81. 6. stanminq

Saafgrer q. s. Stannine
fra Gpler, Min1t., Dor oanife 2an0s=
mal,o, por / ct. &o1tl forrige 2er-
Gag % oeltog 81. a. ! Nor0ens @l1bs
Set, bpor ba,r optraabte iom 0e=
%flannoter. &.on1iteen for Brooer=
%1amfunoets Counterfeit benptte0e
Nnleoningen til at ltfre fig SIR.
Stalt1ri1tg iun Saler beo npp11tf
|Seft.
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Sch &isb elIer @eparation al
n4re belye Ben beltienste Snbeler
sinon ReIion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
7bc SUM

er SCI i Dag. 0meno Dogen lite
bar Ben farnme rationale 8etponing
for De RorIfe iom BEN 170e Mai,
uli1laes ben bog ditto al Moromano.
bnu6e / &iemlanoet og onoetltebs
iom ben Sag, Der oanne6e Mfill1t=
nineen poa bet rationale gomlingS=
mbejoe, lom Photographers / 1914.
Den 7be SUM 1905. % bpoo Ser
flIgfe eflter, ftnor oeiaa iom ct CTS
eu,pd for andre Motioner poa, bpob
Der fan uorettes at ct &ulturfolf as
6reoe1s Bel. mar bette ltaar iom=
let amber bbgtiee 2eoere. so Mano
foan aAficbelfen 2eblano. og 8erner
bill oItib minbes meo Gofnen11nelig-
Eco ] gtorges 6iltorie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
st, Haul.
S. g. 2ansfelbt,
&itp @oitor & Manager.
628 gn6icott 8log.
Bripat: 80 6. 9tb @treet.
EeIefon: g. IS. sSacflon 957.
Mpbeoer

uraa bore Saskatchewan i SCRIBE ie-
neft Onsoog Mften. 8enpt open1taa-
rnoe Abresie % Eelefonnlmmer til
BIooets gitp @oitor og Manqger.
5a1nnne Ste6s fan announcement
teeues % Qontingcut bctoles.
Evening journal., 1918-06-29

there's only one restaurant that can be
termed "flrst class" In this place here
Is what one can get TO eat for So:
Soup. fish. steak with French fried
potatoes, a cup OF coffee, two cookies,
and a hunk OF ice cream not quite as
big as a hen egg.
The cheap restaurants and hotels for
81 serve a soup. flsh. a piece OF roast
beef with somo vegetable other than
potatoes, cheese and an apple, but they
charge extra for coffee, which is served
without milk.
For breakfast, practically all war
zone restaurants and hotels serve two
eggs, a cup Of coffee. and a piece OF
bread and butter for GO cents.
Even with these prices, France isn't
as bad on as Germany.
The war has enhanced the earnings
Of those French industrial workers who
have been kept at home TO man the
munitions factories, but the increase
hasn't kept pace with the jump in
prices.
The average French factory workers
today earn $3.50 a day. as against si.75
before the war.
There is no acute suffering in the
families Of soldiers who are at the front
because the French government gives
the wives and daughters first chance at
Jobs vacated by men entering the army.
Mothers who can't go out 10 work
draw from the government a "separa-
tlon" allowance OF 25 cents a day for
herself with IS cents a day for each
child who Is too young 10 work. Dad,
at the front, gets cents a day.
Evening journal., 1918-06-29
ANTI AL00N LEAGUE
PLANS CELEBRATION

The Anti-Saloon League forces OF this
community. with their co-laborers. the
Nomens Christian Temperance Union,
viii assemble In ST. Paul's NJ. =. Church
on Monday evening for big celebra-
-tlon. Primarily the cause for the re-
iolclng is the fact that today is the
last day for licensed saloons In rursl
New Castle county. The second cause
Is the organization for lsht to be
maintained at the election In Novcm-
Der, when members Of the Legislature
are 20 be elected.
Wayne B. Wheeler. chief counsel for
the Antl-SalOon League OF America.
OF Washington, d. c.. VIII be the chief
speaker. For many months Mr.. Wheeler
has been delivering lecture that. IN
addition TO HIS talent as an attorney
and public speaker and orator. has
made him even more noted among the
big public speakers OF this country
"The Treason OF the German-Americar
Alliance" Mr.. Wheeler viii represent
the men and Miss Ellen Samworth. OF
No. ~ school. viii speak for the wo'
men.
Then there will be nve-minuts
speeches by those who led the cam.
paign for no-license last fall. Mrs
Franklin Jervis will have charge OF the
music and Miss Rletta Emerson viii
preside at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1918-06-29
Farmers Hold Food Line, Says Houston
BY HARRY u. HUNT
l STAFF Corrocnondpnf

y. =. a. SIAN correspondent.
WASHINGTON. June 29.-The Amerl-
can farmer Is making good at his war
job. lie is producing food up 10 the
capacity OF his equipment and labor.
These assurances are given the pub
lic by Secretary OF Agriculture David
F. Houston. He believes the country
neither understands nor appreciates the
response our farmers have given ex-
ira demands war has imposed upon
them.
"Our farmers" says Houston. have
occupied the flrst line trenches OF our
food army.
advice 70 the farmer 10 produce
more food Is one thing; assistance 10
him 10 lessen his hazard is another.
It is this assistance that the Depart
ment Of Agriculture has been chiefly
engaged in bestowlng. with the aid Of
600 agents in every agricultural coun-
ty in the country who have been deal
ing directly with the farmers.
"In spite Of difficulties the farmers
in 1917 planted 100000 acres more
Of the leading food crops than in 1916 -
a larger acreage than ever before
planted in the history Of the nailon--
and produced record crops except in
wheat.
Perhaps even more striking Is the
fact that our farmers. In a period Of
unequaled prices and volume OF exports,
have greatly increased the number Of
all classes Of live stock.
Despite horses and mules exported
for war work, the number in this coun-
try increased during the year by 45i,-
OOO Mich cows were increased 10000.
and other cattle about 100000. sheep
increased by 10000, and swine by T.
100000.
THE farmers intend to do still bet
ter-and they will do better. They real-
ize now more fully-as does the whole
cOuntry-that upon our production OF
foodstuffs depends. primarily, the fight
ing efficiency Of our own and the Al
lied armies, and the ultimate strength
TO achieve a conclusive victory.
Present indications are that he Is
winning-that this years production
will considerably outstrip last years.
indications are that we shall have
more than 930,0O0,O00 bushels OF wheat
this harvest Rye production will ex-
ceed the record year by 2i.0O0O00 bush
els; the production Of barley will be
increased by 100000 bushels and oats
will equal the record year OF 1911
But please emphasize this: 10 would
be highly unfortunate II anyone We're
to regard the promise for the future
as any warrant for relaxation Of efforts
Evening journal., 1918-06-29
HARLAN MINSTRELS
In BANG-UP SHOW

Everything Is being whipped into
shape for the Harlan Minstrel Frollc on
Friday and Saturday evenings. July i2
and ~, at the Playhouse While the
entertainment Of Itself promises 20 be
in some respects superior TO most other
local performances, every penny clear
ed except scant expenses. Will go TO the
Harlan Smoke Fund for the Boys over
There.
For nearly two months the boys az
the Harlan plant, who have the talent
have been rehearslng. and II patience
and ability have anything to do with
producing up-tO-the-mlnute mlnstrels
then Harlans show should be a hum
mer.
In addition 20 the minstrel first part
there viii be an unusually clever after
piece. "A Day I'm the Harlan Trenches.
that promises 10 be one OF the biggest
screams In comedy WilmingtOnlans
have seen this season.
Aside from the djncing. jokes. acting
and acrobatlc work OF the aviatOrs. the
singing OF the men. IN solos. quartets
and choruses, It is going toiprove pleas
ing surprise even t0 Wilmington audi
ences who know good music because
OF the exceptional opportunities TO sec
and hear good shows and comedies at
the Playhouse.
Those who have heard the rehearsals
state frankly that embraced in the siA
thousand men az the Harlan plant are
many yOcallsts who would have no diff
flculty whatever In obtaining profes-
sional positions. In fact many Of those
i'm the minstrel cast are cX-profess
sionals. having done their share In en-
Evening journal., 1918-06-29
ROTARY CONVENTION
PICKS NEW OFFICERS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 29.--John
Poole, OF Washington. d. c.. was yes
terday elected president OF the Interna-
tlonal Association OF Rotary Clubs on
the second ballot. His election later
was made unanimous on motion by
Robinson A. Mcdowell. OF Louisville.
past first vice-president and one OF the
candidates for president
II. J. Brunnier, San Francisco, was
third candidate for the presidency.
Three vlce-presidents were elected on
the FIRST ballot. They were Albert r.
Adams. Atlanta. FIRST vice-president:
Edward n. Kelsey. Toledo, second vice
president; Willard I. Lansing. Provl-
dence, r. l.. third vice-president. Rufus
I. Chaplin. Of Chicago. was elected
treasurer.
Alfred Z. Rowlands, OF I'll Paso, Tex.
was elected sergeant-at-arms and twen-
ty-four district governors also were
chosen. -Four cities are mentioned as
possible place OF 1919 meeting. They
are salt Lake City. New Orleans. Cleve-
land and Chicago.
Among those who delivered addresses
yesterday were Talcott Williams, dean
Pulitzer School OF Journalism, Column
bia University. and Arch c. Klumph. OF
Cleveland. Ohio, past international sec
rotary OF the association. and the Hon.
Hugh Guthrie. solicitor general OF Cam
ada. The latter's topic was "Canadas s
Contribution TO the War"