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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-04-11
s.nnt. Pn..-. Amateur no,Inr MI.

ALBANY. y, Y, April ll.--Dy vote
Of 81 TO l6 the Senate to-day passed
tho Lawson bill. intended 10 legalize
the charging OF an admission fee to
amateur boxing exhibitions, To-day'E
action followed reconsideration OF the
vote by which the measure failed 10
pass tho senate last night.
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DIED..
AY.--JoHN FINDLAY.

TTNDLAY.--JoHN FINDLAY.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway and Goth ST., Fri
day. 1890 noon.
GRAY GILLIAN HA.
pren).
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL.
CHURCH, 1870 Broadway. Friday,
=. n.
Brooklyn.
BOLESDER.-On April 3, PHILIP L.
BoLENDER. beloved husband of Ella
A. Bolender (nes Hulssman), and
brother Of Lillian spanEenbsrE aad
George p. Bolender. In his s5th year,
Friends and relatives, also msmbsr.
OF Charity Lodge, No. T2I. v. and A..
NJ, and scovilles Volunteer Fire De-
partment, are invited TO attend MaAonIo
services Wednesday evening. April 10.
at his late residence, B7s OhAuneay At.
Brooklyn, at =. N. IntsrmSns
Thursday afternoon. > p. NJ. at LuLh.
eran Cemetery,
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RUSSIAN DOWAGER EMPRESS
DESTITUTE ON SIS MONTHLY
Plea for Money and Otler Relief
Is Made to American Minister
at Stockholm.

STOCKHOLM. April n.--American
Minister Morris has been requested 10
endeavor to send money and other re-
lief TO the Dowhger Empress Feodorov-
ma OF Russia. who is said to be living
In actual doStitution at tho Crlmaen
bathing resort OF Yalta, The EmproSs
Is reported TO be receiving not more
than $50 rubles tsbout S7S) monthly.
A number OF other formerly Iromi-
nent Russians also are living at Yalta
In needy circumstances.
Minister Morris will try TO get money
to the Empress through Americans now
in Russia.
The Dowagcr Empress applied TO the
Bolshevik Government for assistance
early In March. declaring she was dcs-
dilute. She 10 the widow OF the Russian
Emperor Alexander III. and sister OF
DowaKer Queen Alexandra OF Great
Rrltain. She Is the daughter OF the late
King Christian lN. OF Denmark.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-04-11
NlEUW AMSTERDAM SAFE.
Dutch Liner with 1000 Aboard
Anchors orr Holland.

ROTTERDAM, Wednesday, April II.
The IIolland-Amcrican Limo steamer
Nlcuw Amsterdam. from New York, has
arrived or the Hook at Holland.
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The Nieuw Amsterdam sailed from
New York on March 2s with more than
1000 passengers on board. II was un-
derstood that the German Admiralty
had granted her a safe conduct through
the submarine zone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
11opefslins af Sanger.

@aibington, 8. Slug. Den ante-
rifanife Weinifter i &aag, Sobn IS.
@arrett, er 116n9bnt til at reprg=
.ientere Observation-Disclosures og
.ftaa Spi6len for ben Misiion fra
oe Sorereoe 5tater, Der ifal m6oe
tpffe Delegater 8ern, @c5tpei5, IN
ben en- Maaneo for at orpfte 8eban6-
ling og l16befsling of &rigsfanger
Sanl1nenietningen al 6en on1eri:
fanife Ms1ton blep befien6tgior1
.i6ag. @eneralmaior Srancis S
@ernan, 5tabscbef bos General Ber.
ibing, ital reprgientere @rneen oq
&onuma1169r Gopn1on6 Stone, nj
f11Dttet til @enenIaobofate11s &o11to1
Der, Slun6en. geogen 9ato er iHffe
lat for &onferenieu, men Gpiflonf
er gaaet treo. pua 6et arrertfanlfe
:Sorilag ONT at bol6e BEN @er1 oq
Sor1tooelien er, at Delegaterne ifnl
r1g6e on1fri1g 1. 5epter1ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
speialiiterne.

Chicago, 12. Mug. &egierings-
|age11ter er fprebt i 6en Snl, bbor
5ocialiit{effreterer fra 0e forifielli-
ge gfater begpn6te treble Dag at
fit Marsmgoe. On &pffe &eloIn=
|tior1er, ser nruIigbiS for1mer til at
|ber9re St.2onts -8lotforrne11 berteS.
eugene g. Debs, ti01igere 5ocia=
|Hiffanoioot for reiioent og mi an
Hoget for iMoDa1e l1bta1e1ier, troe-
|6e, at ban bab6e fanet Meoe poo
SorlamIingens &rigsltemning igoar.
Ser bIeb raabt u@o6t, goot, efter
at ban Duboe nofoH: usSeg boaber
oprigtig, at Der iftffe 11aa blipe eiort
|noget 5orfgg af nogen Der paa at
foranbre Hartiets tibligere Stano=
|pnnft til &rigen. " San referereM
otter til @erbensfrige1 ionl en- us&a=
|pitalilhfrig og erflereoe, at zen Mr=
|beioer life iiffffe bar nogen @Iaos i ben"
@rofesfor 5cott Nearino forrlIog
ct l1niberiiteti gbieago for 5ocia-
|lisme for af uooanue 9rganiia atorer.
llGGore6rag oere og @fribenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
epnshlles for @tanbarb Oil
Qlrbei6ere.

Seem Sort, 10. Slug. st 26nsti1=
leg af ca. 10 @rocet1t for alle Mr.
bei6ere for Stan6aro Oil @ompanbS
Seem ssSerlep &oeerier fra ManDug
8. IL: Slug. blep beitent paa en-
.Gpnferens 11,elIer1 @epreientonter
for &onpaniet % Mrbeioerne ber
i6ag. @ontpaniets Dtreftio1t bol6t
Mg6e meb 73 Mepreientartter for
Mrbpi6erne 2gnsfllegget bergrer
imfffe lite 48 Gmers l1gen blep Ser be-
fien6tgiort. Dette er set fiette itore
26nstillpe, iom &on1pantet bar gi-
bet ftben i Mugu1t 1915. Set giett-
1temlnitIige Sillpg for ollie glrbeios=
Hosier / &ogerierne bar iioen ben
Gsii6 peret 50 @rocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
eanif-Me rifar,if Mrbeioer-

6 6; national aolrference al
amera 4 merifanlfe Sugfor.
|eningsi 4anter bill n1iot gfo-
fben1ber babe afbol6t 2arebo, Ser.
E&onferencen fren1fonrn1er 1on1 SMge
.af De mellem gmerifa og Wferico
.fornplig u0pefSIeoe 8elpg at Mrbei=
I6eroe elegationer.
NrRltbent @illol1 og Hrp1ioent
=@arra15a er blebet in6bu6t til at
Ioperpere &onferencel1 og oct baa-
bes, at be begge bill, fomme tillte6e,
4 bpert Salo for en- fort STD. @u=
perngrerne / @rRnleltaterne paa beg
ge t9iber er oglaa blepet inobnot til
&onferencer.
Man till9gger bette Mrbei6erntg=
oe Sen alleritprIte 8etponit1g. Cont
arbejoet mellenn oe an1ertfa11ife og
merffanife Sagforeninger bleb paa=
begpnot oe fritiiife Sage, % @illas
Mppertogt i116 ober @r9n1en g1oroe
6orboloet melleu1 De to 2anoe p6erlt
ipe1ot. Mt ct @ru6 6engang blep
11nogoaet, ifpl6tes for en- flor 9el
Sc a111erifanife % nnerifanffe Mrbei-
oere, til bois Senitillinger @reii<
bent @ilion tog set itbrite ScniDn.
&onferencen 2are6o i9tter fig
itore Maol. Sen bill life Blot or
beibe poa at fremifaffe. en- beore
SoritaaeIie og Borbtn6eIie meGlern
Mmerifa og Merico og 1pge at for
|be6re &aarene for 6e to 2a116es SIR
|bei6erbefolfninger. Men ben bill
toge 5fri6t til at oprette en- pan=
omerifanff @an1menilutninG nf Sag
foreninger, Ser .blanbt an6et ffal
i9ge Sprbol6ene forbe6ret for 9lr-
bei0ere, Der 110ban0rer fra eRaro til
ct an6et.
lSonn Motto for Mrbei6erfonfe-
rencen bor man palgt SEN merifan=
ife gn1bnsfobgr 8onillaS 9r6: Set
itaar til 6e orqat1i1ere6e Mrbej6er>
.bebngeller i bore 2an6e at frern=
ifaffe en- bro6erlig Soritaaelie, 1om
ielb Diplomatiet Htaaife life bilbc
fl11lne bringe / Sfanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
Sfonnert ienfct.

@oibingto1t, 10. Slug. @n BRIT
tiff Camper er a1foln1net til Camp
ton &oubs, 8a., 11re6 &optainen og
Mean6ffabet pua ben atnerifanifc
gfonnert u5tan1ep &C. 5een1un"
Der bleb 1tanlet al Ell l1n6erban6s-
baa6 &l. 11.S0 SIN. 5. Slug. ca. 100
Wdl n6et1for &np &atteros, befjen6t=
gjoroe Sloaoebepartenentet / Sag.
S&nptainen og Manoifobet blep BIER
get al Damperen s. Mrguit.
&aptajnen b1ep beorbret at for
Iaoe tit @fib og git frabor6e en-
lille 8oa6, fag6e Slaaoeoeparternen-
tets 8eretning. Da ban 1t6ft fac
l1baaoen, lna Sen longs @fonnerter
og tog Sorraa6 o11lboro. 5fonner.
ten bleb e6elagt 111e6 en- 8ombe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
11GDre Sanfs fn,tler en- bel Ssh.

GanfS buo6e 1maa og 1tore bar
|igie11 biit 6eres ltore aognp6Dgtigbe6
nben flor @fabe til 6ern ielb. @e6
en- lille 8D 1D6 for glmiens- -&oDe2an-
6ebejen ienbte Sropperne 8no till
bage, at 6e fu1tbe ingen Steber fon1=
me for Mtrailleuieilo fra 8pert.
Sem n1ggtige, pansre6e mDrer
blep ftrafs ien6t frem og rulle6e II
ge ni6t in6 i 8pen. Da op6oge6es8e-
iptningerne, at &niene par paHet
ful6e al fjen6tlig igeSol6ater me6 Ma-
ffingepprer, ion1 fig1. u6 af Gin=
6nerne paa on6en Gal. Sen enc
|Ganf apancere6e foa moo ct al SUI
iene, mems @uglerne ,prelle6e af MOB
bens Nla6er io9n &agI. Otter poa
iaa nprt &ol6 at bobe giort fig 81
tuotionen flar, rDffeoe 6en tilbage
og iotte Sarf pao lige moo Suiet.
9ens enorn1e 8pgt itDrte6e Sniet
|neb, og ben fortiatte fin Gong lige
ober Sniet, faa set blep fnrdt fla6t
til Sor0en, og De fien6tlige Sfptter
foribanbt /, &uinerne. 0a &ei9t-
ningerne | 6e an6re fire 9anfs iaa
bette, giorbe 6e ligeiad, i1t6til alle
8Dens ii 6uie bar fla6t n6lfr6get
og Gien6erne for}bnn6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
Gn offieiel saf.
&on0elsiefreter Me6fiel6

1er,ot En- officiel 8affeifrtpelfe til
&aptain 81. Mnberlen, Der fomman-
berer Sprifib geo. SO. Sen 4. SUM
faIbt ct Meroplan me6 to Sapbere
o111boro / @abet 1er Se1r>picf So
1a1l6, ,9elutpare, og u1e6 1tor Dpgtig=
be6 frerte &aptain Qlnoerien og
bans Meno 6e to Slpbere fra 9goen
/ 8glger11e.
Sefretpr Ne0fiel6 otr1rober ON,
at bans 9lnbefaItngsifribelie brin=
ges til bele @eletntngens @ieno-
ffab omboro pna GDrifib Scr. So.
&on nte66eler ttllige, at &apporten
ont 6eres &e6ningsoaa6 bil blibe
bebaret i Departementets Mrfiber
ion1 8art al 6ets offtctelle @iltorie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
@raftifa1tOale / sprfiet.

Sen tprfiife Bresie ofI6rer en-
flor &orr1ptionsifan6dle, / bbtlfen
bpit1toae116e @nbe6s1n91b, bbor-
iblanbt nubarenoe og forbenbGren-
6e &egjeringsnre6lenln1e er inobif=
let. &anbelSnttniItererl a1tflageS
for at bobe babt l1noerIeb al ST.
100000, bbori er in0befattet ct
1t6rre SsS116fj6b af 5uffer, ion b1eb
1olgt pribat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
Dptpier paa Grunb al 6Orbgjelie
af Sporpognstafiten.

Detroit, Micb., 10. slug. 0pIpb,
bbor1n6er Sporbogne bIep beltet
og &onbnft6rer og @ognHgrere
b1eD trnet me6 0berIait, fa16t @teo
] 9etroit pna oe1t trablelte sis iqf-
ten oa Detroit unite6 NaiItpab faft-.
bo16t fin 6rerngangsmoa6e at fto1fe
.Sporbog1le, naar en- eIler flere 8os.
1ogerer rpgte6e at betale oe me 6
lsenfs sporbognspe11ge grafiFen
i @ooerne / Centrum bar bloferet,
og 9unoreoer of 8ogne ito6 1ngrfe,
1oef s1et1etttngen nagteoe at flDftei
Dem. Den alborligite SoritDrrelie.
op til &. s @n. fa116t @teo beo
5oroz zanlegget, bbor fIere gufino
Soro-N o-Nrbe1oere, iom bleD itaniet fra5
at fon1me 5ien, paa @runb af at
|nogle 11pgte0e at betole mere ems s
eerts og itfffe bil6e itige nf, gioroe
Mngreb paa gogne11e og bnIfeoe
Dem, efter at @nsiagererne bor fo1l1-s
met ato. 8o1iti nreo oragrre @epoI=
bere og bereoent Holiti bar 1rgoper-
Fotgt for at forbirore 9olo5ombeber
fora11 Maaohl1fet
embe e: beosmerlo forloiiger fnIoifan.
Dig aar1tntelie at s4porDog gnsfDitenret5
|inoer tort ggiib.
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Gbina negter at mObtase Sen paoc-
lige 9s,1uti1s.

&efing 20. Slug. Sen fireiiife
&egiering bnr npgtet at n1ootage
Monfignor @etrelli Der fornblia n6=
npbntes til poDelig ya.nti1s til
Chino, paa @rl1nb af5at ban er en-
perionlig Sen al M6ntiral bon
|Sint5e, tDff l16enrig sminiifer % tio=
ligere Mniiter 8efing. Den fran-
Lite @egiering n1ooiutte fig fornplig
|Moniignor 9etrelIis l1onabnelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
80 s47
@nmenife Cts s-Miniitre Dil ignorere
9ietstiltale.

9ltnlteroan1, IL gug. Meolen1-
rl1erlle al Sen rllmanife &egiering,
Der brngte Gun1anie1t i1ros @rige1l
agter at ignorere ben &tgsretstilta=
le, Der er reHt MOB oent af ben mt
perenbe of gDiflano fontrolereoe r1t=
11enife ,@egierirg, telegraferes ser
fra SsSasib til tDffe 8luoe. timber
1tor gepagelie blep 6eNioligere Ni=
ri1treS Sbnr pua 8iltale1 Left paa
Mg6et Munoug i Nattonolforian1-
Ii11gen. Set barI 1t1t6erteg11et al 6en
ti6ligere 8relrliern11iniiter og be
Meblenrrner of bans &abinet> 5bis-
Nop1e bar nebnt / MnfInger11e.
4 ' =
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SpinttuirkHnn1lrrn.

. gom set piI erinbres, blep set
rorife 5fib uginoegger for iHe,
1enge iioen torpe0eret og ipnfe
uoe1tfor geor6 gitfplten af Mmertfa.
(&aptairle11 blep taget o1nboro i Tin,
rponosbdaoen efsan1ineret og
trafteret og bereiftter iat i Driiftt I
en- title 8na6. Son bur 11rnnge ge-.
fjen6te Seem Sort, og 90 ban e1t-s
|6elig 11aneoe oertiI i goo 8ebolD,.
fortalte ban en- al fine 8e111rer 6er,
bba6 Der bor br11ot ball1 onrborb pnn
ben tpffe @pperbaao. Dernre Ben,
en- 1torif Sorretnirgsnran6 i Seem
Sort, bar forleoen / GbillingbDerne5
poa @iennemreiie og fortulte Sifto-s
rem til ct Weolem at &eoaftfo tfonen af5
uMnneiota in tbe 8ar" Sen III,
Ser / set bpientltge ion1 fplger::
Den norife &aptain bIeb bebnno.
let me6 u6iggt 0pm9rfi fior1beo, of5
11noerban6sb 6sbaa6ens Gbef, ion1 9iie11-
I1Dnlig lag6e an pan at bite fin.
u@initn, at intet nangleoe onlborb.
Snn traftere6e 11ue6 dit, 1on1 gobt'
bar, iberegnet fine gigarer @bnt11-
pagne og an6re Sine. &an taIte en-.
gelif nomerffe og talte ON g1etps:
Dorf, Tom ON ban ifu16e fienoe sgp-
en- no og i1t6. Dn ban ogfnu bite
|iig at bape @ie110ffab til forbolosbis
nbetioe1ige aing, iom bar banot /
ben iioffe SID, ipurgte Sen 11orife
&optdin bant, bbor ban bnb6e fine
0p1pSninger fra. Dertil ibore6e
ban at ban npltg bab6e bpret
Seem Dorf. &aptainen optog bette |
1o1n Sppg; men @befen trnf 6n op
at geiteloennen 5ttbber1e of gbea-
terbinfter til ct Seem gorf Ebeater,
1o1n bar blebet itemplet nogle @oge
i Sorbeien. San ti1fgiebe> at ban
bapoe noret fig 1t6n1prfet / 9beat-
ret. Derpoa fDlote ban @laslene,
gnifeoe Ben norffe @aptoin IpffeIig
&ej1e og ien6te bom afiteb / geo-
11ingsbna6er.
49, :
9e tpife l1baa6e, ion bor biit fig
] bore Sarbon6e, bar life facet @fuo
pao noget af bore Eroppeifibe, ifignt
De bor ipnfet en- 0el n1i116re San-
oelSifibe. 0benitaaen6e 8eretninq
biier at oe bar bigtieere Sorretnin-
ger ber END at torpe6ere @fibc. De
banner ntbibliont ct n1egef biqtiat
SEQ / bet tpffe 5pionipiten1 oa arr
he1oer ffffert | SoritaaeIie m1e6 utaI.
lige &iGlpere bore &abne % IanQs
&p1ten. Set er praffhf taIt 1.qigr.
ltgt at ftanie 6en Craft. S Mlgrfet
fan en- nbaa6 inige fig fra naften
|bbor oct ffaI bore la1rgs Dor uo-
1trathe &pit, bbor ben be6, at en-
|5pton berter meo 0p1Dsninger, og
enoog fenoe Hagtige GoH / 2at6,
1011 tan ifaffe fla Beffe6 nm 11nnnp
Etng. Det be6ite 8ooben moo 6isfe
pg anore 'Spioner er at bol6e tot
rne6 aH ion. SSien6en iffe ber pioe.
- (0sinn. Sub. @of. Gon:)
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@oleraen / @nslanb.

esSfplge uSren16enblatt" / &an1-
burg er Ser pber 10000 @oleratil-
f9loe i &etrogra6. SsSt6til forrige
2pr6ag bnr Der, ifglge 8lo6et> i11b=
tr11ffet LOO Dp6sfal6 af Spg6om=
men. 8la6et erflprer, at Mpn6tg-
Ibe6erne er bielpel6ie, % at Spg-
|ho1nme11 ipre6er Zig ubi1toret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
9aarIigt Mar / 9lnmenieu.

Sra 8crlin telegraferes til u&pI
niicbe 3eit1111g at &l,n1aniens Sbe
bebpit er mislpffet, og at Mblinge1
for M1aiiers @eofommeroe fin el
ct Mi66elaar. Det ttlfpies, at 6e1
1appe Tan gigres &egning pua Sor
iDninger fra Mnmenie1t
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SrnIel.

ct Telegram til &epters 8urean
fra @looipoitof, 6ateret 8. Mugnit,
flyer, at Diitrifts -3emitboen bar
1en6t ct ultin1atnn1 til 6e fo11inl9re
&eprelentanter og forlangt pieblif=
felig Tororipelie af- General &or=
batb, Ser bar proflaueret fig iont
Diftator / 5ibirien. 3en1lboen tr1er
ellers me6 at Ilutte at f1tngere.
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Sen finife 2anobas i,1ob @onaepale

Borilaget ON at belge EN- &o1ge
for Si1tIan6 fal6t beb ben treble
8ebanbling ! ben finite &igs6ag, oa
BET iffffe opnaae6e 6et ng6ben6ige
fem Siette0eIes Sten1n1eantal, flyer
et Selegrant fra Seliingfors til
uMor60e11ticbe 8eitu11g" Berlin.
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Epntnr ng Urntzaky.
l1rolie6eber.

ajpbeu9aDa. 12. glug. Gfterret=
|ninger fra Berlin flyer, at paa
@r1116 al 5itnationen i MoFmL
bpor 6e Observation-Disclosures er me-
get ftprfe, er BEN tDffe glmbasia6e
|blepen beororet til 8ifoff.
5opietcr er blepen itprtet og
&aao af 8olibebifer og Socialrebo-
lutionilter oprettet / &n5an og OIitezz
binifp, mel6tes Ser bio ioag. 8ol=
fGebiffgreren bleb trebt. S &iei.en-
og 9eobgoro0= =Diitriifftterlre blep Bol-
ibepiferre iIaoet og le6 1tore Sab.
Srot5ffD og 2enine flpgtet,
Haris, 12. Slug. syorlDoenoe fra
Berlin ibog melber, at Bre11liernli=
niiter Srot5ifD al 6en rusit1fe 8ol=
ibeptfregiertrg er flDgtet fra Wo=
ifau til 9en &ron1to6t.
geberlag for 8olibepiferne.
Mn1iteronn1, 10. Mug. DonfoIoar-
1neelts SobeofporterS Stab befienot=
glpr, at efter tire Maaneoers Spc-
rationer CT ne1ten bele 9pnegne1l
|hleDet reniet for 8olibebifer, nlel6es
Der fra Stem. @n e116elig Mfgiprelie
er foreltaaen6e, tilfpies ser.
Stillingen fritiF. a..
2onoon 10. @ug. Gpife glaOe
inorgn1nrer ioag, at Stillingen !
Ruslano er laa fritiif, at en- Gorar=
bring &egieringen fall itrotrpffe
naariombelit, flyer ct Telegram fra
&igbenbapn. Berlin uSdgltcbe Nt1to-
Ficbau" flyer, 8egibenbeoerne sar no=
biflet fig meget burtigt oe iioite
Tiger, og at Spiflano nlaa p9re for
bere0t paa, at pifregieringen
bliper 1tDrtet ON nogle Gage. 8la-
oct flyer, at BET Softunl, at 9r. &arl
Selffericb, ion1 forleoen blep no=
nebtt til tDif Mn1basiao6r iiteoenfor
oen nDroebe @rep bon Mirbacb, er
/ @erlin, tp0er paa, at EDlflano er
forbere0t paa, ut 11oget Fal ife.
uSranffurter 8eitung" flyer, at
GrpHet fra Woifau fra Nor6plt og
SDogit tiltager, i0et @5ecbolSlobaf-
ferne iffe alene er ct fort 5tpffe fra
8Den, men og1aa 3ar p9ret i1fano
til at afifiere Observation-Disclosures
8laoet tilfpier, at 8pn6ernes Wto6=
ita16 moo 8ollbepiferne 1ta6ig BIT
|ber ifarpere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

JluUllS UuI ltlbUltl ~ s&tllIlalYellte.
Protest.
To His Excellency, W. L. Harding
Governor of Iowa,
Des Moines, Iowa
Dear Sir:
The Executive Committee Of tht
Jacob A. Riis League Of Patriotic
Service has noted in the press tb.
following statement occurring in ar
address. delivered By you on Inde.
pendence Day:
HNoW think sof q man zvho 1vas
brought from tie filth of Denmark
and placed on dfarn, for aUhich h
baid perhaps $500 an acre. Ye god!
Iand fishes, zvhat Iogva has done fo,
lhim he neyer can repay.
The Jacob A. Riis League Of
patriotic Service grew out Of a plar
devised by the Government for Great
ing agencies among the citizens Of
foreign extraction for the purpose o1
assisting Government War Activities
such as sale Of Liberty Bonds and
War Savings Stamps, as well as Red
Cross and Y. M. G.. A. subscription
etc, holding in readiness at all times
a nationwide, locally articulated or
ganization for. such work as occasion
might call for, and furthering patri-
otism in the hearts of citizens of for.
eign descent.
We enclose list of members of oul
National Council and copy of ou1
Constitution, explaining the purposes
,,of the League which has the explicit
sanction of the Government, anc
aims to demonstrate to the rest o1
| the world, and above all, to Ger.
many, the fundamental unity of the
American people. It is a distinctly
non-political body, with an oper
purpose to uphold the hands of th'
President of the United States dur.
ing the war.
Such being our credentials, W.
are convinced that we voice th'
sentiments of all Americans of Dan
jiish origin by entering a respectful
| but earnest protest against the abov'
Iquoted statement from your address
There is certainly no justice ii
speaking of Denmark in connection
with filth. A country known as tn
garden spot Of Europe and which
at least before the war, supplied
other countries with the daintiest o
foods, calling for cleanliness ant
neatness above all other things, viz
ibutter and other milk products, mus
-surely be free from the charge 0
filth.
We fully appreciate what Americ
has done for us. The existence AM
activities of the Jacob A. Riis Leagu
are abundant proof Of that fact.
Your derogatory remark abou
denmark appears to us to have beel
|singularly ill-timed, coming, asit did
lat the same time when Presiden
Wilson was making his notable ad
dress at the National Shrine a
Mount Vernon, at which occasion
I he had as his guests thirty-thre
citizens Of foreign extraction, re
presenting as many different ele
|ments. I
i We trust that your sense Of jus
.|tice will prompt you to take an earl
opportunity to correct the erroneou
statement to which we have referre,
land to remove the sting which it ha
left in many loyal hearts, comin
from so high and respected source
Respectful yours.
Jacob Il. Riiis League.
(Signed Mar Henius,
President.
(Signed) Carl Antonsen,
Secretary.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
Manse Sanger.

@aris, II. Slug. slntallet al
6e Sanger, 1e Mliereoe bar taget /
0ffeniipen / Bifar6iet, anilaaes mi
til $4,000, bboriblan6t er ober l.
900 0fficerer. Dber 500 &anoner
er taget | T6lge Sc fi61te @fterret-
|11i1tger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
spifer1te peb set.

Saag, 12. 9lug. u8egiDenbe6er-
ne nrellen5ontn1e og Mpre SIo6erne
tu6gi6r Sc fgrite aIporlige gee0erlag
/ &rigen," ffriber uDeut1cbe 3ei-
t1,t1n" frn WprIi11
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

gfrip effter asrspe pealu,1u1er af oette
|glao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

gonifeligbeber 1r1olooer iieI6en
at toarne Jig op for ben iom for
benter benz.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
tret, bbor Sc auitralife Eropper er

frt11 - =
|1tationere6e.
Set alliere0e sS5nfanteri cit frem
{fon burtiet, oa qS5piferne flpgteoe iao
bopeofuloS, at set alliereoe 9lrtilleri
bagbeo ofte n1aatte lgfte. 5fuoDio-
ben ], 900 Meter as @angen for life
at fon1nte I &onflift meo fit eget
SSnfanteri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-05
and coucy 10 Chateau are in danger Of

and Couey 10 Chateau are in danger Of
development.
This morning comes word that the
French and American forces, in pur.
suit Of the Germans north Of the vesle,
have reached the line Of the Aisne.
This would indicate thst the retire
ment has become precipitous, for dur
ing the last twenty-four hours from
Eve to ten miles have been covered by
the allies in this movement.
German official statements are now
couched in terms of laconie admission
Of retirements. 1t is impossible longer
for the high command to conceal the
fact that the German armies are being
pressed backward and that the allies
are scoring victories along front Of
many miles. Military experts are en-
deavoring to explain away these sue
cessive retreats and occasionally in the
official statements the phrase accord
ing to plan" occurs, but it is no longer
effective in indicating successful Ger
man genefaIship. The truth cannot
long be kept from the German people
that Hindenburg's-or Ludendorff's-
campaign in the west is developing
into a disaster.