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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
tGriitionias Niitpric.

s &riitionio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
forle0cn ]rcfcrerc0es Slr6itilling fra
&omitccln for NlonlGagelle al ct
&prf ON &%riltionios 9iltorie til
Sl,bilGct 1924. Set er en- tort o11=
lagt Elar1, lom frsmlpgges, - ct
8rrt poo 5 @ope6bin0.
lite BIND ifol inbeDolbc Nslps
Siitoric, rent b%iltorilf % t1ltur~
,biltorijf, til 1924. 2oct 9i1lo ifol
pmfottc Giosr1unmet 1624-1735,
i bDilfet ii0itl1npntc gor Sc npc
@ppripilcqicr in6parslcr Ell 1,p &c.
riooe / 8pcns fomnnnnole 2ip, %
bpori tillige fan ipttes en- Wru11=
lcpGl foron Set ltore Omllog / @p=
cr1s pfonomiife l10oifling, iom ino,
leOer Sen jGba1e Opgong / bet 1S0e
NorDnnOre6es un6en Solpbcl. @il1=
bcts @ooe0itof bliber oo Sen pfono=
milfe oa f%onrnuteale @iitorie, 3d.
onlGggct, @yens u0i eeuoe, >bens
|Sjem og &1,1tl1r iolnt eli ll01igt
opcr Mfersbus' @iltorie. 30ie 8ino
ifol on1fotte Ii0cn fra 1876 til
1914, = n1c0 en- omfattcrloc fl,1=
t1>rbiltorilf 5fil0rt>ng al Set 1850
Norbunore0e, Sprboloene / Set oog:
|li9e 2ip / &c forlfjclligc Somfun6s.
lag. 40e @ino, 1S14-1924, ifol So
i%noeboloc @pcns fom1nunole %
pfonomiite @iltoric lon1t Sen locial(
|l1obifli1g og Torbin0elie ber1ncb
Mrbejoet for @pgiene, @oliglog olp.
Ste 8W0, 1S14-1924, ifo1 on1fotte
Oct 196e Morbunorebes &ult11rlip
engere 6orltan0, n1e6 Mflnit fol
Stunt og S%ioenifob> Sfoleppie len,
firfelig 2ip, @pens |ptit, Meg1,le>
ringer, 8pgningsitil m. b.
5amtlige 8ino ifol rigt illuitre=
res. Sprfets Erpfning bpr begun
Ioe omfring lite Sonuor 1920.
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Sptjcn1 8rnttufragt.

Set itotiltilfc Gentralburcolt far
nplig uolenot eli Me6belellc on,
bbor meget Ser al SEN norlfe @on=
6e1sfloo0e CT optje1t / Sragt /
1916. 9en lon1lcbc 8rltttofragt ito
gjpr 1860 Millinncr SIR. 9ctte Be=
|lpb CT 1oo fort, at Set life taalcr
Communicating n1eo noget tiollgc=
rc Nars 6rogt.
81 lcr o%ltloo, at @jc1nncml11its
frogten for Morene 1007-191C
bclpb Zig til Denimoo 140 Millio,
ner &r. Sra 1911 bcgDn0te inni6=
lcrti6 IroQter1c at ltige og nooeoe
Ii 1915 til Ats Millioncr ST. 6ragt:
bclpbet / 1916, 1860 Mill. &r.
|ltort font Set bor i 1907-1910 %
CT ultioa bcnimob s @a1rgc lac
oper oobbelt ioo ltort imn Oct pa1
Ii set nermelt forcgoocn6c Mal
1915.
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6nnhfrwllann.
@ptturp Slut brGnbt.

5lottct @ottorp pco 5lespig Ell
lw6brnnbt. Sloen opltob / 2ofteta=
gen i Sen ipolige Del og breote Jig
burtig. Slottcts cget 9ronoforpS
itpn mo0tcslplt operfor Jlommerae,
% 9ampiprpjterne fra &icl oe
6lensborg fom til Msliitar1ce. .Soo
eftcr Bronoens 8egpnocllc
io1,f oct bpje Toarn / @rus.
&ele Slotte1s Spopeltoel me>
Goornct, pcitre 5poflej % @eitflsi:
Ell li9c til Set gomlc 9jer'lctoar'7
blcp ct Stop for 2l1errc. 0erimo>
re06coes Sen gn1lc Mor0= og 3t=
f1pj, ligeiom 5lotsfopcllet me0 Scr
berpmte bcrtuaelioe @eoeltol, Ct
Meltcrbrrt al S1,tariio=M rbcjoe, III:
gen Sto6e les. Moriogcn til Sloe1<
|Opfom1t CT cubnu llbcfjcnot.
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Mabs &inSs ~ Cutters
Mrrcltction.

@oor0ejer M}obs @in0 ira Sic
lteo pco Spol10ct benli00er freru0e=
les / @orctGgtsorre1t / 6lensborg.
timber bernie or Torboloene tooleli=
&C for Dem. Sc bar for cgac @ergc
funnel fjpbc MiooogsmoS, og Got=
tcrerr bar flcrc Gauge fooct 5illo=
Belle at ifripe 6jcn1, o9 bun bjrl=
per MI til pes Mrbcjoct / 6pl,9=
lclsfjoffcnet. Nogct EoolGg til Mo:
sen far sc ogloo mootogct bjcm:
|mefro.
6or Mo6s &inos SuItru far oc1
pgret Ell ltreng 1i6. gfter Mon:
oenS og Dotterens 6Gngsling lo>
Bun olenc tilhogc poo @oarbcn. 81
plbre &arl er bcr1bes cneitc @jul}
peo Eas1llnacn al @coriftu1, bpor:
rnoer Scr CT s &per at n1ulfc.
@oiltcn Strof Mo0s &ir1os o(
bans Gotters 6orieelle bill blin
~tafscret til, fan bonlfcligt for1lolcs
iSom &egel CT Norctegtsorre ltcir a
lang &arigbeb, % 0omltolc11c pot
Wruno al Sc mango 6pngslinge1
er operlesicoc meo N(rbejoc: :,
Meno, Nntbon Motbiolcn ira GIT
rup oq Nctcr =Socoblcn fra @irfc
leu, a%floner for Iiben benboIospi!
18' og IL Maaneoers 6nngiel fo1
ligl1eroe 5orieclier, lom Moo!
@ino og 9otter er iigtet for.
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Set mic 8prrcgaarosiclifabs

MfticinbbDocll c ct uOItcot, nnoertege
net al Georges @alf mo Oireftp=
rcr,lc 6. 8onlboff, s. Monien og
u. D1,borgb, at Gcl1trolbal1fen beo
@onfcbefcrnc 9ubl %, Martens %
'of uorlf Sfogeierforbu1o pe6 Olaf
Mergoaro. Mftiefapitolell er lat til
so Mil1. &roncr;; hcrof er al og' pco
Sesl,obpoernc tegl1ct IA Mill., me-
6ens Mclten uol9gges til o~ffentltg
|Segning.
:Scllfobets Gorretningsfontor ifo'
bore i 5orpsborg. Den Ia1nleoe
Yroouttion peo olles @nlng CT 1856;
900 Son Ge1luloie oorlig, $4,000
|&on @opir % ca. $4,000 Son Sof
oq' mcfoniit Mosle. 5clifabet ba1
|olcne / 5perrig ipp forlfjclligc So
briffer % T%rG liberier.
5orpsborg &pn1n11lle bur belut
tct at te9ne for 5 Millioncr &ro:
ner Mfticr / @orrcgoorOSlellfabet
|of Sfopejere / Orarnme1s6iltrifter
CT ser ollcrebe tc9net oucr 5 Mtlll.
bporof l. Mill. at Ell cnfelt 5too
1cjcr, % set ontogcs Ser Dil blip
tcgl,et for ca. 10 Wfill. / Oram
mc,1soiltriftet. @lperun 5fogcjcr
forcnina bar beil11ttet at tegne 10
y Mi1l. &rp11cr Mftier, iua Set Ia
scr til Scr ingcn &ouifcligbeo Di
blipc neo at foo N~ftiefapitale'
fulbtcgnct.
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Nprgcs StatsgjGlo.

s in 8etpnfning ont 8etalingcl1
at Sen norifc StotsgjGl0 oplDler
S%tort6inNets 8uD@tfonite, at
:5totsfosl en foor ltore ltobetolinaer
i Sc fomn!cl10c Mor; bette gjGloer
lurlig / Murenc 1920 pg 1923.
s 1920 lfuI ubhetoles 80 Wfillip=
|ncr Groner, 1922 50 Millioner
|o1 / 1923 5 Millioner Collars.
&onritccn l,Otoler Trpgt for, at oe11
sis, Ser fon1lner eftcr &rigcn, pil
prre lao oaorli9, at Set pil blibc
ponifeligt at ifoffc Sc ngopenoiae
Ofioler uocl1 ueb 0ptogel1e al npe
flor 5totcn n1cgct bproefuloc 2oal1.
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@uab tprittge 5jelc oriffcr.

Gu Correspondent / @et-3cle=
marfcn meloe1, at Solf / Eelcnor=
TEN bar ifoffet Jig ct surroeot for
8rGnoebin. Weon rosper &ortof ler
poa CIT alminoelig &artoffelrospe,
i1oar pornlt gar1o paa, letter loo
til @nffcr, &oiiner og @jer. Dctte
laoer mon iao itaa til &ortofiel=
rospe1n iDnfcr. 0ette Gpleri 6riffer
man iao 90 opnaar birfelig at BIZ
be goacnoe balpful6e ct &or Gage.
Sfal set pere rigtig goot, letter
man til Saorbono. Sg 6a er &c
i%1lltotet laa 1lomRrfet, at man BIZ
Der ipg ct 8ar Gage efterpoo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
s. Shttenaariac.

Tor nogcn Si6 ii6en no9if Ser
Or0rc til SC 17=aorigc / Iplflono
ON poor1p at frcn1itillc Jig poo Cos
lionen. Sc bar ti0ligerc moottet
|frcmitille fig. men Storlteportcn iii
Sen Sang Sob til at pcnoe bjc11
igjer. N11 ocrimoo pel1tcs Set, al
Sc rltcrenoc itrofs mao looc iio
nooonne til 5oloot, for mart al
blipe icn0t IT'S / Sloglinien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Sen itprc Scrreaodro

Glfcpifel1, CT al Sc ltpritc @jenDom=
nc pcs 6rehrifsbalO, CT io1gt til
Npcrretsiagfprer SON @%l,lbranoie11
og 6obrifcjer Morcus @olporlen.
Woorbcn CT npliq cje1opbpggct e.
ter CIT ltor Sl0ebronb fpr ct Yar
Mor iiocr1. SEQ fine ltore Son1ter
og fin longe Stronoli11ic til 6re=
%britsbol6s @opn % SO0efiorocns eg=
ner @jenoommen fig fortrgffellg til
i,1Ouitrielle @ebrifter. Dcu far og=
loo @ronitbrl1o. 90 npc Gjere plun=
lrggcr 6obrifonlng p1 G%gncbjun
9ebpggclle.
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\ : + 9 {.

*'N1tS wv Nl~>' W.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Oct er 9en=
|ligten at gao til felles n%obpgnlng
al Sc 2 &os0rag, lon tiliammcn
reprei enterer 200,0 00. &cltcfrGiter,
|eller nRlten lige iaa meget Tom Njl,=
fn1foloenc. &oniortict bor lifret Jig
aonutcr og Stronorettigbeoer Dco
Snanefjpr0en for flcre Millioner
&roncr. Set CT Meningel1 at gaa /
@ang meO Solpetcr=, Nllumlni1m=
|efter Acknowledgements Mp1lter.
SmaaplMf.
- Dromme1s 6plfcmengoc ITO,
gjorbc lite Mopcnbcr 1917 26,OOS
moo 25,435 poo famine SiO Naret
forl@6.
- SEQ 2mngciunDs &erflteo bor
man I'LL Sr0re poo BDgning At 5
5fibc poo 1000, 2 paa 400 %
d poo 5000 Gun = for Eoabegpn=
6elie ioo mart scr bliper Motcrio=
Ter at fao.
6rcoritsitoo bpjcre Mlncn:
ifole fmn ben lite Seal / @or fejre
lit 800 Norsjubilnurn. 1ibligerc
Glepcr al 'Sfolen 1ne0 &orliul 2ocb.
@ocfer / Spiolcn bor / Sen Mnle0=
nil1g bciluttet at lan1le ct Subtle
umsfon6 til be6ite for 5folcn %
icons glcber.
- @e1tlonoite &jebelog bar ia:
act Snitiotipet til Oprettelie al Ct
3pnoernes @us / Bergen.
s &ittcr6ol / Selenlorfc11 ct
( oisle Sage opooget rige &ismut:
forefomlter. @rtlcn pilcr Jig at in:
bebol6e 8 Nroeent @ismn1tglans. -
|Soqfpnoige uOtaler, at set er en-
|of Sc rigcitc 6orefoml ter, III bo1
funoet / Norge. @rppc0riit ifol III
lGttcs i @ong.
- Gabriel Gcptts 11pc @og bo1
Sitelcn v@nof Ml>bens 2%epnetsl9p"
mes llnbcrtitel: On Sogo ON Sn
brelonoslin6. Gems &%on0ling Iutte1
Zig nnr til &tgibc1Dcbcrne / GcpttS
Iiioitc ltore Mo1non ~SScrnbproen
90 Srcmltillinge11 cjer SEN 1anm'
Gborme, ion: Qjproc iioltnGpnt'
|8oG iaa populGr.
- Tbb. @ogerneltcr 9(nton 50
.Ibonlcn, &riitianio, bor opfun0et Ct
t Flontelim = 11Oeluffel1Oc fremltil
: let AT norl fe &orer. &alporicn 6
i. 2orlcns Hrotofolfobrif onbeiolc:
|2imen rlom inr0cles lfiffet 10;
@oabin0crorbcj6e, bo oens @inoe
ennc opcr1oor o%lmin0cltg 2im .!
}2imen er COS at orbejoe meb." @ri
| fen hlipcr bare pmtre11t @olpoclcl
Iof Erilcn for ol1min6elig 2im.
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Silbaqcfipbt.

6r1l Caroline Scbmiot paa 2Df=
fcsgoarh be6 Giiet / Spnocrjpnmi
|Dur al Stoten fjpbt fin Manos,
Sons Scbmi0t> gjenoom, Ser pa1
beiloglagt, foroi ban beo 6lugt bol
u1o0rogct Zig lin '&nrnepligt.
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MDt iturinbmitrielt MnlGa / 5oq1

st 5fiens &onlortiurl meo @ros=
lcrer @jnor Stensruo / 5pioiel
bar / oisie Gage fjpbt Solte6ols=
bos0roget / 5o9.,. 5a1nn1e &onlor=
tium bar tioligere fipbt 2er6ols=
foslcn. @egge 8as0rag number us
/ Sogncfjoroen. Set iibite &jpb er
ofceptcret iaa tiblig, at set for
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~ Observation-Disclosures -
Interessante Boyer til haIv PRS
oC UNDER. .
oc UNDER.

Prisnedssttelsen. gslder ct st1rre Lager af Boyer, der har
vsret benyttet som Pr9ver. Bdgerne er komplette enhver
Henseende. .
Enhver der kj@ber for mindst $1oo kan velge for $2oo,
for $15o, kan v9lge for $500, for $500, kan v@lge for $500
og saa fremdeles. #
Mar man kjdber for mndst $2oo faas tllige I'LL. Famiie
Journal" fit for E Maaneder.
We'd at indsende Deres Ordre straks kan De sikre Dem det
bedste Udvalg. F1ere at Bdgerne HAYES kun faa Eksemplarer,
bedes derfor ordre fere Tilfalde de @nskede Boyer skull
de vare udsolgt.
Allie Boyer sendes straks portofrit we'd Modtagelsen at Be-
|l@bet. Til California, Washington og Canada send 1oc ekstra
for hver Dollar til ekstra Portoudgiher.
Tibudet er geldende indtil den 15de April 1918. opbevar
Listen.
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Opdyrkede og uopdyrkede Farme

Opdyrkede og uopdyrkede Farme.
tilsalgs Becker County, med Overflod af vakre Indsjper og e. god
frugtbar Jord; ne Skandinavske Settlementer med let Adgang til
Skole ~ Krker. Nmr Detroit, we'd Nor. Pac. og 500 Banen. Jorden
er sort, lerholdig SANFORD, tildels Prareland, tndels Tpmmerbevok-
sat Uopdyrket Land tisalgs for $40 Dollars pei Acre., opdyrke-
de FMme fra 4o-100 Dollars. For narmere oplysninger skriv til
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Detroit, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15

Refs like til Canada, blv Deres eget Land; mn his De maa
emigrere, refs til Roseau County, Mimi; hvor Kl9ver og Marrow
fat AFTER har Deres Ejemstavn og Landet er binigt. Kl9ver vides
at have givet den fanomenae Afgrede at 3 Ls Acren og Arterne
fra IL til Is Bushels; ON n koster 81. pr Bus, medens R@nkerne
er udm@rket FODDER for Kreatur og Heste. Denne avl gjr ogsaa Jor-
den frugtbar. vi avler ogsaa allie slags Kprnsorter. ON narmere
Oplysninger, skriv til J. g. Holmsrom. Roseau, MINI.
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an Aero Farm iii N2IU godt improved, 1 Mil fra Village, we'd god
oo A''c 'o'n III oo's' Automobivej godt Hus, god snd~ ldmsrket
Brond med rent Wand. Alt indhegnet 20 Acres med Ha let atrydde. Derer
intet bedre Land "Floodwood Klover Belief. Netop Diet nguge Std for en-
Mejen- og Honsea1m. = Kom til big Red Clover l~ndet og Sc for Dem
sev. HvIs denne Farm like en- hvad vi hr .sagt den eL vii vi bade Deres
REESE. Kun $500 pr Acre. $1,000. kontant, Resten som det passer Kjoberen
NJ. N. TRIPLETT, N. D., FLO0DWOoD, MINI.
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Kendte Danske Boyer; smukt Indbundne.

Andersen, H. c.: Udvalgte Eventyr og Historier, 7o4 Sid, $3.50
Bergs6e, Vilh.: Fra Piazza del Popolo, 85 Slider ..... $15o
Hermann, Carl: Kongens YndGng, 300 Slider, ......... $15o
|Mau, E.: Fire Hundrede Fortslinger, sos Slider ........ $1.5o
|Praktisk Dyrlegebog, Ilustreret ...... ............... $I5o
Den lille Deklanat@r ............. ......... ....... $1.25
Skandinavisk Kogebog, Illustreret; 1865. $1oo
'Eibe, N. JUL: 100 Timer Engelsk, l. ............... $o75
Pararnentarske Reger, $500. ....... 5000
HEFTEDE B0GER.
Blanche, August: S9nnen at Sgd og Nord .............. $1oo
Baum, Christian: Praktisk Welcoming Fjerkraavl, III. 5000
I'LL. Familie Journals
Udkommer maanedig 16 Side Formal og indeholder at
sluttende Fort@linger, Anekdoter, nlustratoner .. S. '. Pris
pr Aar 60 Cents. ~
EXTRAORDINARY BILLIGT TIIBUD.
AT Aargangene HAYES ct H##
Restoplag der s@lges TO- so Cents D Aargang 20 er lg 1000 ].
Bogsider.
Ener 2 aldre Aargange og substitution for 1918 til $1.25.
G. Rasmussen Co., So .e 45 Stree, MINNEAPOLIS. Mini.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15

LAKE COUNTY FARM. MINI. Z
lot 600 ACRES-ca S til 8 Mil fra Byen, Two Harbors. Belg-
gende pa begge Slider at e god Statsvej, pa noget at Landet
findes godt Hardwood" og pa andet godt Timber, pine
er bevet nedhugget, Prisen 40 til 80 Acres Farme $1,000 pr
Acre paa meget lette Vilkaar, 6 Go Rente. Skriv pa Engesk eff
ter Prisister og Oplysninger.
A. Matthews. Two Ha1bo1s: Lake Co: MINI:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15

oo0 kj9ber e tildels dyrket Kvart. 4 Mil fra Msjeri og
@So0C' By. 80 Acres under Dy1kning, at hvake 22 Acres
Ell tlsaaet med K9ver. Resten Ell aabent Land ned Undtagelse at e n
xmuk Iund at Grantrner rundt Bygningerne; Godt LogHus, stald med
Pads til 80 Sk. Kvag, godt Wand og blomSrende skandinavisk
Nabolag. Skriv til Ejeren. Alt dyrket Land oliver pBet Efteraaret.
Liste over andre Godtkjebs Farme og Land faces we'd at skrive til
A. J. ANDERSEN. GRYGLA. MINI.
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200 AC FARM.

0n0 r D FADM Behggende 3 Mil fra Murdoch, den
6VV - . ~ tredie Station nordvest for Willmar.
Denne Farm e. well improved, bestaaende af ct godt Hs, Kjelder-
stald, Kornmagasin, Hensehus, god Br9nd og e n stor Lund. Nasten
al Markjorden err pl9et og er fardig til Saaning. For IN krt It'd
kan vi salge denne Farm til den lave Pris at $1,000 pr Acre, Viii
Betingelser til 5 og 6 pct. For narme Oplysninger besag eer
sknv til ANDERSON LAND co. Winmar. MINI.
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Knob Dem en- Farm mar Fergus Falls, MINI.

Vor udmsrkede og vel opdyrkede Farm, 8 Mlf fra Fergus Falls, MINI, oe
s Mil fra en- mindre By, Ell til Sags uhyre bligt Farmer er pa to Hun
drede Acres -er vel bebygget med godt Beboelseshus, Barn; Hoghouse
Chicken coop, GranerH udmzrket Brend og Vindmone.
Denne dejge Farm er nu til Sags for den uhyre bInige Pns at SOS 90 p
Acre. Kun $4,000 90 komant. ReNen paa lsngere lids AfbetaGng m on
skes-skrv med Diet samme til Ejene
Stondall- Toftey Company. Madison, Wis.
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Jeg har ct Par code Farne tISags, snsg s~sns sss f. sf Bsss
ger, MINI, sm jg kan s@lge pa lette Vilkaar. Befolkningen er
n@sten udeukkende Skandinaver. Udm@rket lard: sort Muldjord med
Ler-underag. Code Veje, godt Klmat og gdt Wand.
For narmere Opysninger skrv til
K. T. WANG, Badger, Minnesota.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-12-19
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A Merry Christmas week of December
23rd, the funniest American play of re-
cent years-Cohan and Harris present
"A TAILOR MADE MAN"
"a Tailor Made Man." the farcial play
which kept all New York laughing fifty
one weeks will be the Christmas offering
at Ford under the management OF Coh-
an and Harris, with Grant Mitchell in
the title role supported by the original
company.
This brilliant American play has re-
cord of one year in New York, l8 weeks
in Boston and four solid months in Chica-
go. Grant Mitchell portrays with ex-
ceptional skill the character of an am
bilious youth who became rich and fam
ous through his freedom with another
mans suit case.
Taken in all, "A Tailor Made Man" in
its entirety is one of the most enticing
comedies of decade.
The enjoyment of the play with its
clever plot is increased by its excellence
of the acting, cleanliness of theme and
the gorgeous stage setting. From the
rise to the fall of the curtain there Is a
continued fun interest which keeps every
body entertained
Matinees Wednesday (XMAS DAY.
and Saturday Admission Wednesday 2F
cts to $3.50. Evenings and Saturday
Matinee Scots to So. New Year week
Dec. 30th,
TWIN BEDS.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-12-19
Cautions Red Cross Workers.

Instructions have been sent out from
American Red Cross Headquarters at
Washington to thousands of chapters
throughout the country that registration
for the membership campaign now on,
must be purely voluntary. Not one of
the millions of men and women who are
expected to enroll or renew memberships
will be urged to do so. Compliance with
these instructions, the organization an
nounced, will mean that no persuasion
has been necessary to swell the Red
Cross membership in the campaign to
continue through the week.
One of the principal reasons for plac-
ing the registration on voluntary basis
is that each person is expected to sign
the roll but once and pay 81, which is all
that is asked.
In connection with the opening of the
campaign the Red Cross made public a
letter from Surgeon General Ireland of
the army saying the organ ization perfor-
med threefold function in the war and
had been "the invaluable ally of the
medical department" in caring for the
sick and wounded.
1T has been the great agency of res
cue and support to the unfortunate refu-
gees driven to their homes" the Sur
geon General added, "and it has by its
canteen service and its searchers for the
wounded been the cheering, heartening
and helpful agency for our travelworn
and weary men. Of all these functions
and services none can now be given uE
or abandoned.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-12-19
Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Johns Lutheran Church w.
c. Waltemyer, Pastor.
Services in charge of Rev. A. X.
Wentz. D. d.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
TO- 80 a. m.-Divine worship. Sermon
by the pastor.
200 D. m.-Divine worship. Sermon
by the pastor.
Graceham Moravian Church, Rev. w.
Strohmeier, Pastor.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
100 a. m.-Preaching.
6.45 D. nc. E. Meeting.
73O o. m. Evening service and SER
mon.
St. Stephens p. +. Church, Rev. G.
Il. Wolfe, Rector.
10 90 a. m.-Sunday School.
73O %. m. Service and sermon.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. +.
q. Pritchett pastor.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
$50 p. m. .-Epworth League.
1.3O D. m.-Sunday School Christmas
Service. Everybody is especially invited
to this service.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening,
8 O'Clock. All are welcome.
United Brethren Church-Rev. +. b.
Emenheiser, Pastor.
.30-Preaching.
200 p. m.-Sunday School.
7p. m.-Preaching service.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-12-19
Joke Costly To Hunter.

Waynesboro. Pa, Dec. l5.-As a re-
suit of practical joke which he perpe-
trated upon Harry Stoner, John Fore
man. of Edenvile for several terms CO.
unity auditor, is in the hospital at Cham
bersburg with his right leg amputated
below the knee.
Foreman and Stoner were out hunting
turkeys in Bear Valley. During the noon
hour Foreman left his friend and craw-
led into thicket and gave out several
wild turkey calls. Stoner believing he
saw turkey in the bushes, blazed away
and Foreman toppled over. He was hur-
ried to the hospital at Chambersburg.
His condition is serious.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-12-19

typical case may be cited. 1t is that
of a Chicago boy, Walter Felger who in
some way came in contact with the fumes
of phosgene gas early last October. His
face has been terribly SCARED, his left
ear eaten away and left arm badly burn
ed. He is still in the hospital and the
| burns look like they were made only yes
terday. However the doctors say his
present appearance is nothing to what it
was at first, and that he is recovering
though slowly. A man wounded in ac-
tion unless in some vital way would have
been out with his company long ago.
Robert S. Laudauer, another Chicago
boy a new arrival at camp. acuated by
curiosity on Saturday of last week thought
he would see how mustard gas smells.
The plant had stopped making it and the
only way he could find out without such
explanations as new man is shy in maxi
ing was to take filled shell and unscrew
the top. He did this very carefully in
tending to take only the faintest sniff,
but he did not know that the shell had
been filled under pressure AS soon as
he began to unscrew the booster, the
fumes drove up into his face with much
force burning his entire face and his
hands in a terrible manner The doctors
hope to save his eyes and they say they
will succeed, but he is in for long seige
of it.
These cases are typical of many some
of which have been fatal but not so may
considering the nature of employment.
A total of 275 permanent structures
were built on the reservation by the Cen
tral Construction Corporation alone of
which number 1893 are classed as large
buildings and IS as small The temporary
buildings number $50, of which 225 are
classed as large structures, such as bunk
houses, barracks and mess hall, and lis
are classed as small buildings.
In addition to the standard gauge rail-
road mentioned by Captain Royce there
were constructed miles of 36 inch gauge
railroad and miles of 2lA A-inch for the
convenient movement of materials and
finished products between the variou s
units. In connection with this work
there were used 2, 500 tons of steel rails
and 63, 400 ties, besides the tie plates,
fish plates, bolts and spikes.
For the proper collection and removal
of the sewage and industrial waste a
system of sewage aggregating more than
10 miles in length was constructed, vary
ing in size from AZ inches to inches in
diameter. Two septic tanks were con-
structed so that the raw sewage would
not pollute the streams and cause nui-
sance.
The fresh water supply for the canton
ment is obtained from Winters run about
seven miles from the plant The distri-
buting lines from this main total were
more than three miles in length. The
water supply and distributing system fol
the temporary camp required the laying
of over five miles of iron water pipe.
| For the amusement of workmen anc
recreation of the civilians and soldiers,
an athletic field was laid out near the
site of the bunkhouses and barracks.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-12-19
A Fine Magazine.

We received last week copy of 1.-The
Castle" paper or magazine printed and
published at Camp A. A. Humphreys,
Va, by the School of Surveying, Map
Reproduction and Ranging.
Captain l.. P. Daniel is commanding
officer of the school, and Lieut.. w. F.
Gates is in charge of the Printing Section.
1t is said to be the only army printing
office and magazine published at camp
in this country. This issue of Dec. 7th
is full of illustrations of scenes at Camp
Humphreys, and was sent US by Mr..
Paul Fleagle one of our boys who has
been at this camp for several months,