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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

NtNur FLETCHER ~ RIuEtlur Is
perfectly wulinE to perform Nl tho
du'Irs NJ his urnro except 'frcHtr
u' Vcl.llng We take IL that he
owes hls election to the support ut
the prtu.hoIF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
SUFFERS SEVERE
PARALYET|C STROKE

J. F. Rodgers was found Friday
evening about 1850 near Sheriff.
Hsnigan's s residence, lying in an un-
conscious condition beside his car
which was backed up against the
Imb. Several young people who had
just left Hanigan's place where they
haa been at paarty and had gone
but short distance when they made
tn discovery. 1t was thought at first
the man was dead. Some of the boys
went back after Mr.. Hanigan and
also s>pt for Night Marshal Fenske.
WheE Hanigan and Fenske arrived
they found Rogers alive, but unable
20 speak They took him TO DR.. Nc
residence where they were
advised TO take him to the Hospital
at Ontario. Examination disclosed the
man to Se suffering from stroke
Of paralysis. the right side being af-
focteG. The last report was to the
effect hat b. was still unable to
speak and in a very critical condi-
ton
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
MEMORIAL DAY
DULY OBSERVED

( Last Thursday a large crowd gath
cred at Payette to witness the me
mortal exercises which were never
more beautifully executed. The DAY
was ideal and every detail was car
rieGi out in perfect order. At 10 a.
m. the procession formed at the cen
trail school ground and proceeded to
the cemetery where the graves OF
the veterans were decorated by the
ladies Of the w. r. C. and members
Of the GG. A. r. with their usual
ceremony. The High School cadets
took an active part in the program
firing the salute over the graves of
the unknown dead. These boys de-
serve much credit for the splendid
manner in which they conducted thet
part of the program. After the cere-
mCny, people in general placed flow
ers on the graves of their relatives
and friends until the entire ceme-I
terry wa. a profussion OF flowers. AT,
? p. m. the Payette band led the
march from the Grange hall to the
school ground for the afternoon pr
gram. Tho address by DR.. ". H.
Ashley of Weiser was very fitting
one and was pleasing to the large
crowd in attendance. The male /!
quartet composed of H. E. Duell, /
Professor Nelson, L. L. Culbertson
and l. L. Culbertson, made quite q
nit; as well as the solo by Professor .
Nelson. The Gettysburg Address BY
Miss Marie Gauer was splendfdly rem
iered. The Kid Band, while given
some assistance by older members,
was the best We have heard in years.
Every part was well rendered and
he class of music was not Of the
amateur kind. After the singing of
he Star Spangle9 Banner by the
audience, the cadets wound up the
lays program with very creditablel
lrill.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
CANNED VEGETABLE AND

fhU1l St1O" En-.
This week the housewives OF Pay
ette and Fluitland will give a show
or 10 Mrs Miller and her children
who lost everything IN the fire last
thursday.
Please leave the jars OF either
fruit or vegetables with Miss Freddie
Emerson, Mrs. Albret White, Mrs. J.
p. Walker, Mrs. Crump, Mrs. Hollen-
beck or Mrs. Muller and they will
be collected from thesa centers Sat-
urltay evening.
The psople of Payette and vicinity
demonstrated last week that they are
'S@r raaGy to help either at home OF
All were interested in the
the house that was pre-
pared for Mrs. Miller, and Monday
afternoon they were taken to their
new home where they were able to
start living again. a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
FARM BUREAU
NOTES
Farm Enemies.

u y arm 6noHlcs.
1 Using war terms 10 Indicate the
damage now being done to farm
crops and chickens We might men,
tion the aeroplane hawks and mag
pies, the trench digging gophers and
cut worms and the artillery damaged
fields as rayished by grasshoDpeTs
and ground squirrels Ranchers who
were not interested IN February are
now losing hundreds of little chicks
and acres Of crops by .thlse hun in
yaders. Halt the hun.
That L9bor Meeting.
We have again POSTPONED the mass
labor meeting scheduled to be held
at the Fruitland High School By
State Labor Specialist Thometz. Pres
ent indications are that there will be
plenty of labor.
Biackleg Disposal.
Young cattle dying OF blackleg
must not be left exposed for fow.s
and dogs and coyotes to distribute
N'N4 kfS-cNA4 d44Lf 4-Ece. DUH VI
bury deeply. Report any cattle man
who neglects TO dispose Of these
victims. Cattlemen should have
their private vaccinat.ng outfits in
order to promptly protect their
spring crop of calves as the Comfy
Agent may not he able to revisit
all farms before September. The Farr
Bureau has plenty OF free vaccine
IN hand available to all who apply.
Poison Cautions
To control squirrels use the Gov
ernment formula and oats which
scEg birds Go not pick up ike they
do wheat and small grains Reports (
have come in of ranchers using
wheat and thereby destroying our
friends, the song birGs. Muzzle your
dog as he may eat poison
ed squirrels. But we hope it gets
some of the worthless ours that
rcam the roads.
E,iipse: Smoked Glass.
Rauchers will desire to study the
total eclipse Saturday at about 1855 .
? m Have a smoked glass ready I!
Tor each member Of the family. Give .
them a try-out ahead of time as
you will have only few moments
y observe the phenomena OF the
sun just before and just after it IS
lid by the moon The to-al eclipse
asts nearly two minutes. Estimate
HI travelling speed Of the shadows
hat racA over the ground and tha
direction Csoutheast) in which they
20.
". r. P.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
BOYS FIND
DANGEROUS FLUID

On Tuesday Of Lass week while pla3
ing in the yard al the home o. Ar.
Mitchell On 7th Street, some children
found q small bottle containing fiuid
with a reddish brick oClOr, and with
an ooor OF cinnamon. Being curious
to know what it was they pulled the
cork and poured some of the cCn--
tents On the ground. which imms1,
lately took fire, Mr. Mitchell notified
Chief OF Police Jefries who took the
bOttls to Mayor Woodward where it
was discovered that 8 small quantity
of this fluid dropped On paper or
cloth and allowed to come in con-
tact with the air. would ignite as
quickly as q match. The Doctor has
not made an analysts but believes I
TO be a PHOSPHORUS preparation CT
some kind intended for no other pur-
pose than setting fires. A thorough
analysis viii be made. but it is be-
lieved TO be the weapon of German
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
TO ALIEN GERMAN FEMALES.

By order of Chief Registrar, Boise,
Idaho, We are instructed TO publish
the announcement that all German
alien females are required to register
and that said registration shall COM
mence at six a. m, Monday June II,
1918, and to continue on each day
thereafter, except Sunday June 2Srd,
1918, between the hours of six a, m,
and eight p. m, up to and including
Wednesday the 26th day of June 1918
at eight p. m. The registration to be
donI by the local Postmaster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
ENCAMPNENT
JUNE ll, z AND IS
DEPARTMENT ENCAMPMENT

DEPARTMENT ENcAMPMENT
GRAND Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
and
Ladies of G. A. R.
Payette, Idaho.
Headquarters of G. a. R. WOOD
wards Hall
Headquarters of w. R. C.-I. o. o.
F. Hall
Headquarters of Ladies of G. A. R.
Grange Hall.
Program
Reception Tuesday Evening, June
IL.
Singing-America.
Welcome to Payette-Mayor l. R.
Woodward aand President of the Con,
mercial Club. :
Response - Willard White, Past
Department Commander.
Solo-Prof. Paul Brainard.
Welcome to G. A. R. Comra e
Sliinker, Commander w. T. Sherman
Post
Response-Dept Commander, Geo.
T Kimery.
Violin Solo Mr.. Brown.
Welcome to w. R. C. and ladies' of
C A. R.-Mrs. NJ McGlinchey
Response Dept. President Eliza
beth Randall.
Dept. President of Ladies of G..
A R. Salome Rondenbaugh.
So'U-- Mrs. ROLAND Smith.
Reading Marion Fairman
Scte- National Anthem.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 18th.
Camp Fire.
Singirg- Red, White aand Blue
Adiress-Dept. Commander, George
L. Kimery
Mandolin and Piano Duet-Mr. and
Ms Springston.
Reslfng-Mrs. Emma Sprague
Mus;c-Male Quartet
A6dress-Rev. Paddock
Music.-Fifc and Drum.
Aadiess- Major Anderson, Past Dept
Commander
Music "The Dear Old Boys In
Rlre"
AdGTess-Dr. Reynolds, Asst Adj &c
Music Marching Through Georgia.
Address, Comrade Rowe, Paast Dept
Commander.
Music
Address Col ]. w. Shields, Past
Dept. Commander.
Ladies Quartet.
Tho High School Cadets will give
a drill on wednesday evening
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06

watch the behavior OF animals; the
chickens so to roost and other ami
mails are apparently very much pug
zled All in all the experience dur
ing the total phase. is rather a
wierd one.
If possible one should view the
approach of the Moons shadow.
For this purpose a hill which com
mands an unobstructed view of the
country to the northwest should be
select q. Just before totality the
enormous shadow will be seen ap-
prosching with terrific speed from
the northwest In the region , of
Payette the shadow win move with
3 velocity of about two thousand
miles an hour.
Let me emphasize the Importance
of utilizing the unique opportunity
of observing a total solar eclipse,
which you of this region have, and
weather permitting do not fail to
see 1t, especially have the children
observe it, for in all probability this
will be the only one they will ever
see.
]. H. MOORE,
Lick Observatory Eclipse Expeds.-
tiop, Goldeudale, Washington,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
CHAUTAUQUA WILL
Be BEST EVER
GEORGE REZAC WILL MANAGE
tTIII, 1910 rI UT ATTOTT

GEORGE REZAC WILL MANAGE
THE 1918 CHA UTAUQUA
The announcement that Geo. Rezat
will be Secretary and Manager spells
success for this years Chautauqua
Tho date is the week beginning
Monday, June "a.
The program is the best ever. In
addition to the usual Chautauqa pro
gram, the Government has a part
in i. and will send distinguished men
VINO have fecently been "at the front
and have up-to-date information.
President Wilson backs the Chau--
tauqUa this year as one of the best
available agencies for disseminating
accurat- information and for keeping
tine home fires burning"
The music will be big f?ature.
The big Exposition Band that opened
ard closed the San Francisco EX-
Position will be the big event in
tie musical part of the program
Al a recent meeting of the guar
'sltcrs, the following officers were
eIect~d for the year:
Fresident- J. E. Turner.
Vice Presidents
For Payette-Frank Cram
For North of Payette- r. H. /
Woods
For Washoe-C. E. Dibble /
For Fruitland-Mrs. w. A. Cloud. .
New Plymouth Rev Knight
Willow Creeks-L. H Patton (
Secretary and Manager-GRo RezaC !
Treasurer-E. H. Murphy. (
Tickets are now on sale at all
Banks and Drug Stores Get your
tickets for which you signed last
year at once and save the Ticket
Sales Committees that much work
and orry.
MIR VIM. Maule has been named
County Chairman for ticket salrs and
the Ticket Sales Committees will be
announced next week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
RED CROSS

The ladies who have been sewing
at the home of Mrs. Hutchinson %
Sixth Street will sew from now on
at the home OF Mrs. a. e. Wright.
The room will be open Wednesday y
afternoon of each week, beginning
June 5th More help is needed.
The chain parties are progressing
nicely. Mrs. F. H. Hougue is in the
lead, having s11S.S0 out of the s12S.
which each of the twelve links of
the chain is expected to realize.
All who owe eights OF fours are
requested to have their parties
promptly.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention


Rev. H. K. Wallis vas a Boise
visitor last 3Ionlzy.
Mr. and MIS-. ". 3. Gilmore have
gons 70 their ranch in the upper coGn
try where they VIII spend the sum
mer.
Z Mrs. John 3leGlinchey was elect
Cd General Federation Director for
Idaho at Hot Springs, Arkansas. on
Mas 9Th.
Memorial service viii Be obsery-
ed al the next meeting Of The Bro
therhoO0 Of American Yeomsn, Tues
day. June 11th-
The Service flag that hangs On
tn door Of tie Library Is n honor Of
Mrs. Lillian Crump Foster. who IS
member Of the Portia Club. and Is
serTingher Country n Frame
DR.. R. B. Hurd went 10 Weisr
last Saturday where ne joined q ( sh--
ing party 10 the uUpzr eo1nry- He
reports fine catch, but Just a re-
port OF fishing oont count Ior much.
Hugh W. Page and Mario1 G.
Thomas, two OF the young men who
enlisted for Coast Artillery duty. last
week, have been e1ami110 and are
back awaiting orders from the Gov
emment
W. F. Breckon and Mrs. Margaret
Linder OF Kimberly. I5aho. Ftsitsd
at the home Of Mr.. and Ms. W r
Stirm this week, driving over by
auto. Mr.. Breckon Is q brother in
law OF Mrs Stirm
Mr. and MIS-. r D. Bred=h2w NO
toEed to Boise to sae Ms Brz1shzw
father, Peter Pence, who Is al tbe
hospital where he underwent an
operation last FriLzy morning They
report him as doing very nicely
Mrs. Harley smith, known as one
of Payettes Milliners, leaves soon
for Portland where SIC has accepted
q position in the wholesale millinery
house for the summer, also viii be
with her daughter, Mrs Gretchsn
Carlson who lives in Portland
David AIyoid, graa4soa OF Ms Nc
Glinchey, who has been here On q
visit for the past two weeks left
wednesday for his home at Twin
Falls, Ioaho He and Ars- AcGIinchey
came from Twin Falls togsther and
have Just returned IRON 3 trip 70
the mountains.
Burt kerrick OF Grand Junction, re-
Gently from Seattle, an o-G time fri-
md OF z. A Blair, who IS stopping
II the Daubenberger home II On
.srio, was in Paystte Tuesday. He
S contemplating permanently lOeat-
ng in the Payette Valley If he can
IND something 70 sait him
Geo. Rezae. proprietor OF the Re
&c Phai macy, Who believing he has
perfect right 10 advertise and sell
IL old and past due accounts the
G1le as any other goods or property,
In@ Ehc did advertise the same,
must nov defend g suit for damages
?. Z. SaorI whose name appeared as
re Of the GslinQueots, has He'd suit
I the District Court asking for S2o.-
% damages.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06

ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
On Sunday next June sth, services
in this church win be as follows:
s a m. Holy Communion
II a. m. Morning Prayer and Com
firmation.
! AT the II O'Clock service The RI
Rev. J. S. Funsten d. D., Bishop OF
Idaho, viii preach and also admin
lister the Rite OF Confirmation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06

FOR RENT: 5-room bungalow, hard
wood floors, bath, hot and cold water
sleeping porch, chicken corral, barn,
family garden, for rent Immediately.
Mrs, j. ". Berry, All Srd Ave, \,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
NURSES OF AMERICA
YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOI

fSOn SSSN ~ N@GNS
%, 900 nurses are urgently needed be-
fore January /, 1913, by the Army
and Navy. This means that at least
one in every three of all the gradu-
ate nurses in the United States must
answer their country's call, or that
our sick and wounded soldiers and
sailors will suffer without nurses
care.
WILL YOU BE ONE
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
WILL YOU BE ONE

Furniture now at private sale
Mrs. ], W, Berry, All Srd Ave. n,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06
]. H. MOORE

Lick Observatory Eclipse Expeds-'
tiop, Goldeudale, Washington,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

@rn6, oa 6e ion roa6ner op. Des-
u6en er Set fun bisie 8Ia6e og pis}e
Dele at @laoene, Der Tan brngeg, ioa
Der regnes fra Sabrifens Gioe meb
ISbinb poo ca. 80 psf. al 6e inofisb.
te 8la6e, Ser forgbrigt Ell 1faffet fra
alle Ggne at 2an6et.
ct Spgrgsmaal, iom Sabriten
itrofs LOB unoerlege, bar, ON 8Ia=
bene fnn6e inbebol6e 1ogen for5nnb-
be6en ifa6elig Subitans; men ett a1-
|erfienot Sogfpn6ig, 8rofesior 0iten-
|felb, bar notalt, at Be er abfolut
|~ufarlige.
r@alborg Stiftst.", Ser bar bopt
,2eiltgbeo til at prgpe ben ny @fraa,
erflerer, at BEN fer ITO iom, almin6e-
Zig 5fraa og imager ligeiao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
DISQUALIFICATION bjemme.

Oberiigten oper Sc fipbenbabnife
iamle6e Waane6sbalance
beo l16gangen al Suit biier, at ben
}amle6e 8alance ct iteget / Maane=
6cng SOB me6 1923 Mein. Ser. til 8
Millior6er 147,2 MilI. @r. 8lan6!
6e enfelte @o1ter npbner hi, at Snoe
loor er iteget meb 48,3 Min 4r.,
Solo meb 35 MiQ., 9parefos5ein6-
ifu6 me6 13 NeiH. o. &orto-& 1,ra,,t
me6 1874 Mill. @r. 8eo Maanebeng
ll6gang babbe Sc fi%gbenbabnife 8ans
Ter en- famlet &asiebe5oloning pan
ialt 141A MiH. ar: 8efselporte=
fglien er fteget meb oper % Mill.
!&r. o. CT naaet op paa oper 400
MilI. Rr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

leribt nben mere 0ppafning enc
5tellet eller @fu1oeren ful1oe bore.
81 bar facet &eifem tilbage / oens
oprinbelige, torpeltge sffiifffeliie, men
itmplere, bfpffffere, enc Sporene
fienote Den, forfeited og forifiennet ;
ben Screening al Mh1ifler og Mefa-
nit, Der tiliammen 16gigr en- gpfle
- cit nh og iamumeniot, men BOG Ell
bel. Srgdnisme.
@ibes Der noget gan1melt eller MT
6grbfelsmio6el, Der er iaa morollf
iom @bflen? 8ao 6en Ierer man Sen
.@an6be6, at fun De 0poelfer bar ret
@Gr6, iom man bar betolt for: meo
Rroppen, meo en- legernlig Mnitrens
.gelie.. Man praper Menuelfclibets
oprin6elige Bilfaar - @beo, Egrlt,
Sbi1e - og opleoer bets nrspoefi.
! Wen til oct lange 5fref, gum
6re6mils @iotet, eg11er lite nogct
oanif 2anb fig iao go0t Tom Spllano
Ser fan man RULE 2nn6et op
fra Mor6 til sDo, fra Sc bbi6e &liitt-
ter, ober De bruno Se6er og oen forte
Sgrb - ben ier man / @ar obera!t
- ne6 til De grdt1ne gnge. Gller
man tan paa en- Sag fra DittiI Be1t
Fippe l6 al Sfoben, ODER @e6en, frem
til Sabet, lan at oct CT for ,.1oln
ON man ffgrif MI ret foritaar, bpaf
oisie Sr6 ogian 8orbolosor6ene
- egentlig betp6er. 5 sSspflon6 bar
en- 91ulrDtter fer1t ret Sum til at
fon1tne no og bin6e frem. San fan
ribeS neb af. en- 2an6epei, iDinges
lop og ne6 at EN- 8afeffe. SON ino.
fanges at 8epagelien, faar @ptmen
/ fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

bii nm at Sc grl1nloe, gan ullgab,
90 bon traaofe naeb inD arigeu,
bar arIigt ment rabans Sioe. Neetf
BON Iaa fell
(asgsi tror, oct er GeIlermann, Der
Her fell. faar Sornuften otter Font
lnc Sgileoeti Berlin, % Nn1eri-
ffa1tert1e mnrcberer op as Gbiergaten:
90 bliber Der ri11eligDis Sreo.-99fee6.
8emerfning).
Gpibenier / a%jpbeabapn.
Sen spanife 5Dge er MI ! Eilba=
tgega11g, men ben freezer BOG ltaoig
Dire, nelten 6aglig bpr cit 5o1baf.
Oct er 10 nemlig tier / Militpre,
Dg6sfalbene bar funbet Steo. 90
Managen bertil 1naa nnrmeit ipges
l. at De ianitare JorboIb paa @arni-
ionsiDgebnfet og ben 8rug tag11e
5g1pgabes &aierne Ell rent us lette.
2agerne pua Spgeb1fet gioroe
.ogiaa ftrafs opmarfiom poo oisie,
mer set lpffeoes life at faa Scribe
ibringer bragt / Sfanb. Meb @ette
Tan man meme, at Mpnbigbeberne
b11rbe babe Target / Gtbe for, at
@arniionen babbe ftuaet r1r1tet til at
mobtage gpi6emien, 90 man bog en-
Maaneo for benz Mnfomit bioite, at
ben bil6e forrrne. Mfnn funbe 90 Boz
be opfgrt en- Mnffffe 8nraffer ubenfor
Bpen, 1aa set iiffte bnb6e beret MOO
benbigt at tube fire @ange iaa man
&c Soft, Tom Der bar &la6s til, ian1-
men / ct @um, % a6ifillige Men1te-
ifelip fun6e % maaffe babe prret
iparet. S boert 8al0 er bet en-
&ien6sgierninG, at Marinefuier11en
1 ben ti6ligere &fgs6agsbDgning,
bbor Blabsforbol6ene er be6re, life
fan opbiie Dg6sfalb, ifient flere al
&%dtienterne bar babt 2ungebetpn.
Belle.
Sfl1l6e Ben icbmei5iite &oIera, Ser
MI bar bift fig, 6ripe op a6 os til,
maa man. bnabel at Barnet, lite
6enne Gang faar Sob at 6rufnc, fsr
8renoen bliper fa1tet til.
@6tpor6 Spore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
= Dal1fnark.
9h1gen.

6ngen.
gin CT BET IG1tge iioen,
men e,lo bet gemmeS nit Sinh,
bporDa11 / Barnoomstiben
Sen fnre <g fom inn, "a.
hboroan oen fpr1etunge Cop
bIeb lngt | 2ugen op
beb Mooers 1buge &rpfter.
SPIRIT breote Mor ct Mpoe
iao emt iom nogen 9eiti9s6ug;
Ser n1aatte ingen trG6e
meb 9fo / S6ltenS Slug;
fna feie6 bun meb 2imettS @e{t
bbert inabiet Stran til Si6e
fom for en- @a6ersgnit.
Sen fare @lg oar @e5tem,
{om gior6e bpert ct Barn Iaa fpenot
ie, 6ar bat logger 8eiten
oa fer ioa inbaobenot:
On @felDen / ct p6mpgt 9iro,
en- 8gn til Mtets Sfqber,
fbr Mblen bringes ino.
Scope Mafinr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
700 0lar aon,mel!

Sgn6ag BEN Is. Sum- 1919 er. oct
700 Mar, itben Dannebrog blep op.
bgjet til @igsflag for BET 6mife Mo-
marft. Otter G16itilling al 2an6s-
5beltprel1en for De 6anife 6oribars=
brg6re er set blepet beil11ttet, at
iamtlige 5eIifaber 2an6et oper ifal
feire Dugen be6 offentlige Minbefe-
tier. Ogiao andre Soreringer mes
patriofiife Sormaal, +. gfs. uDat,
mnrfsAS amfun6et" bar beiI11ttet at
mi116es Dagen be6 SnmmerfomIter.
% Der er &imeligbeb for, at Sc for
fjellige Srgnnilntioner el1es ON en-
Ganesoptrpoen, iaale6es at Minoe-
feften tan faa en ltoritilet &nrafter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
.Streifer.

8on Serregaar6ene u5e66ingee
ganro" og uariitiansmin6e", Mpfb.
hing, S., er Der etableret 2an6arbei.
6eritreife. Baa uSab6ingegaarb"
itreifer ca. 90 al @aar6eng 1870
Mano, og paa u4riitiansminbe" bar
Is &arle % &usmpno og beres Su-
ne6lagt Mrbeioet. Mariagen er
2enfrab. 8orpngteren pna usaeriiti-
u11sminbe1 bar label De Is &ar1e, Der
boeoe paa @aaroen, iette no be0
Rongens 5oge6. SON bar 6erefter
|tclegraferet til @rn9ringsroooet, at
BON UNDER 6isieGorbob fralegger fig
Mnlpar for 8ierming al @aar6ens
ertom Tile ir1obgiteoe 10000 Ebr.
|GR6.
8ogeripenoene / @jpbenbnbn
erfl9re6e i Slutningen nf Mng11it
|plu6ielig 5treife. Sen "a. %neolog6e
De u6en @arie1 Mrbeibet og BRIO
|Sberensfomlten meo Meitrene. 9a.
gen efter Dor ser ingen &rpb at fad
i &iebenbabn. Sngen barme &beoer,
Mugtpebaffer, &ommensfrtngIer,
|Sigtebrgo - ingen @rp66erel Cts
trotog ofgif til @osfiIoe efter 8rdo,
og fro o1le @robinsbper fenotes meb
&saffffepoit 8rg6 til 5Iegt og @enner
&igbenbobn. Meitrene madtte felb
arbei6e filligemeb 2ere6rengene.
men bet forilog iiffte. 2ufinsbrgo Bleb
|%afffaffet. Scum @ugbreo fun6e faaes
8utiferne. gfterboanben nnaebe
man at fomme op til ire Sierbe6ele
|af bet normale MISUNDERSTANDING.
(@run6en til @treifen bar, at Spen-
bene forlangte so ST.. pit. nge / Ste.
bet for 40. gelb Spenoene i Mrbei-
oernes S%pIesbagert treifeoe, .ungtet
man tilbeo beiere 2gn. 5%benoene
nagteoe at arbei6e, bbis ser lite
blep gibet 2enfor5gieIie ODER belle
I2inien. Mle BIabene forogmte Sc
lStreifen6e, forG De n6en @arfel
bapoe brf10f 0berensfomiten. seln
S~ocin1oemofroten1 % ollie oe foci,
~aloemofratiife 8ropinsbIaoe oooIebe
De Streifen6e: Snbenrigsminiii{tter
9be 3ooe tiIbgo al magle, men see.
itrene biloe Elm gao inb poo Sor.
banoling, effter at gbenoene bdr
benot HIbage til geIternget On.
oelig Man6ag ben 8. Geptenhbrr OBJ
gap Sbenbene efter ct Mg6e Mbret
% git otter paa MrbGbe. Dernn1l
lfom 5Qrbm6lingerne Gong.