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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

Weather warm winds VERSE than
none.
Sissiety Notes Mr.. Rid Hunt took
book out of tho liberty last Theirs.
dHy morning on account Of II hayIns
hci,ing looking picturea and Theirs.
day uito ho took II back aRsn ik.
n0wlcdEing hts mistake
Short story
The Anscr
Can I take appclE 10 skol 10
draw doovng tho drawing leriin II
! bring them back agent" sed Roger
Fearless to HIS mother
"icS," replied hlH mother
Can / II don2" sei Roger Fear.
less
no" replied his mother.
The End.
Inuigting FNCka About IntrEting
People. luds Simklns felt 40 aick
once that sumbody offered him a
plccc OF candy and he sod no. being
SORRY over aints.
SporatH Ever glnta Eumhody told
Maud Jousou that shs throws Ike "a
boy She .haS bin going errouud throw.
ing All tho time. incloodinR balls,
stones and appel cores wen she gets
thru with them
pome hy skinny Martin
n cant BE Proved
a muukcy ikea 10 initiate
Wat other people DO
But II hLs Rckuons get too bad
You can say he's not initiating
you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
THE EMBODIMENT or GUILE.

Bret Hnrte was not acquainted
with the twentieth century Hun
when hc made his disparaglng re-
marks about the heather Chinese
pf he would have made an cxccp-
tion favoring tho Chinaman. The
Hun IL fun ~ guile ana tricks that
ore vain. lie needs watching all the
time. All his protestationA must be
taken with salt. for at thcsycry time
he makes you believe he is humbly
submitting TO your propositlAn. he
is planning some WHy 10 svade II.
The sinking OF tho German captive
ncet at Scapa Flow had In &, none
"t tho elements ot surprise. II we
eHccR tho fact that the Huns had
convinced the British admiralty that
they intended to play fair 40 that
when of thnlr guard tho dirty work
could he done The only surpriac
was tho oredullty of the Rritons IN
trusting them al all. Now on top OF
this comes the alleged escape " the
crown prince from Holland and his
return TO Germany under tho i'm
preston that tho time was rtpo for A
restoration of the monarchy II Ia
hard TO believe that the German
people have already given TN all
hope OF being ablo 20 govern them.
selves. still harder to conceive that
they would welcome return 10
power OF tho house " IIohenznllern
But Il Is not a biz surprising that the
Hohenzollern family and those whose
fortunes were tied up with thcm
should hang on To the hope that
they would be called back and that
no government could be stable and
peaceful without their iron hand an
the scepter.
This comes at pertinent time for
tho consideration of the peace con-
ference. They are waiting with un-
expected patience Tor Germany. or
some one authorized TO act pfor Ger
tnany, 20 sign up a peace treaty
That Il will be signed admits of no
doubt. but that su6h signing viii he
an end 90 trouble and uncertainty IL
prcmminE on something unlikely
The official ending Of this war will
not be the real end unless thcre IL An
ample police force on hand To see
that the Hun keeps his promises.
We cannot afford again 10 trust
them as FAR as tho Rritish admiralty
did when they are protesting
peace and good will we need 20
search thur pockets for the hidden
weapon. which they plan TO use
whenever We are or guard when
ever all tho troops are removed from
tho Rhine We may look for the
dachshund 20 smart and show hi.
teeth, no matter how humble he is
now. Beware ot trusting tho Hunt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

ploymcnt have opened tp women
who have 90 or nro not 1'r,d 10
labor. yocauuus where tnr pay g.
hr''cr ma mo morale moro comfort
able ana dlruincd They can work
now ANA hc indopondcn, without an,
| |nppuronc' of sorNu,y or mo rr.
proI'h ~ hoing uudDrr'lssod Hou,r.
Keepers DO" 'Ih"iy 10 lend willing
cor to mo" any plan 'h1f promises
r''i"f Iom 'hcir lrouhlc.A
The SUhthour scheme may ar
may NOT ho he remedy bat a, any
ruto Il strikes us Ihnt this durus-iun
leaves m" grea'"s oIcwont NJ me
problem untouched Those VINO can
afford 10 keep 9orvlnia may DE able
io adjust their houscho9d nrrango.
mcutg 10 meet tho conditions pro-
posed bat how about tho houFchold-
whore no scrv1rtH arc kcui' Thceo
nre "a the majority. and in them the
houNEork, whether pleasure or
drudgery. II done by mother. Sho
Hill is required 10 hc stirring long
before mo whistle blows IN lhc
morning That hor man may ho sent
away 10 his day'F work with a good
breakfast ma equally, after he h1s
finished his oiFht. hour stunt on tho
job, mother must greet him nt home
-ot only with n smile, but with
well-cooked meal
II r. not needed to rcchpitulAto
tho endless round 9f lliilo and big
things that nm IN nor daily pro
gram sho lH o. work before tho
bread winner starts his day. and she
II going sftor no has finished his
evening meal and is taking his rest
No ciRht.hour schedule FOR her
When the day has been reformed for
all others. ana everything settled 10
tho sulting of tho workers for wages.
some consideration should he given
10 mother, who tolls for her boar
ana clothes, In addition 10 tho Joy
of seeing her homo well kept and boy
loved ones happy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
A Chance to LiDe
nIr OF MN MINK

As Annie started ou' on Monday
morning 10 her job in hn office she
felt reborn She bought hor pink
iIckct for 'he Third avenue "l' with
a novel scfp,r ~ opuleuCc. NinginE
a happy smile al the gray old man
who sold a.
ON tho way down % Fulton street
whore the establishment Of Slmms 4
prcu't was located Annie rlimps"d
"a factory window ot two Through
upru windows she saw the ben,
heads 81 zt'ls al work. Already thar
seemed % another world. Already
she pl'lpd them Before 'hCm lay
nothing but toll. undcrpnli and mo.
rotouous Before her stretched up.
portuuiry. where she might soar iO
ungicssed hcirheI
Tho offices of S.mms & OrCut
were iu fairly modern huiliIHg
To Annie % seemed pauNtt The
cbolncw and Cle1nurss 90 u' The
fascination ~ tho COWS and candy
stand Ndrn with hrirht hurd 'rwp.
taunus near me c'DNafors' Tho
thrill OF s|cpping out from mo eIc.
valur INTO mlrhlc corr dor instead
~ a stutfy room FUN uf whirrlng
sewing machines
she had 20 hunt % Iit'lo tu find 'hc
right door. But there was Ur hurry.
n was NOT quite nine. the lwc she
wac required Goo come Tho luxury
m a. Already tho shirtwuist stitch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

/ ors had been At work an hour
/ 81" found tho door, "Simms 4
prcutL Chemicals and Essonua'
/ Dlls." Annie llkcd essential oils,
whatever they were. They sounded
Hu important and necessary Sho
opened the door half tlmiily hnt
Ulumphantly and found herself In
q commonplace outer office win q
high desk whor" the bookkeopci
worked. and several smaller oncs
fpr ihe women clerlA win "A 30.
10 thrill Annie recognized the sort
.pf dcsk her Aunt MogRic used %
have Iu hrr room with the type.
writer 'hnt disappeared into II wheE
sou rhu, he I'D.
only a half.rrown boy was there
"WhnIrI wRuucr HcrH' be uEke T.
.nconic bat friendly his Jaws paus.
ing ON Instant I'm rhelr chewing gum
allegro "Oh. yeah. you're the new
r1,l We'll. hang UP yer things and
'hcu lII learn you the switchboard
Know ANYTHING about trlcfoning7"
Annie dIinl Bui shc knew how
'o smile And somehow she and the
boy got on wcl from that momcut
Annie l'kcd him And tho telephone
And The desks ana the typ"wrIters
ovoryihlng Her fingers itChcd 10
get ui ono ~ them Had she FOR.
gotten how 20 click the shiny keys
l'y ne time shc was duly planted
ni he FwiiC hboari the office folks
arrived some stonoFrnphcrs. "a
young man or two and Aunt Mog.
Tlc'
II seemed strange 10 sce Aunt
Morgio in this familiar world ~
hers. which was yet so unfamiliar 10
tho IlargRnA II was almost like
getting b0hind the scenes In a thea.
tor Annie felt She waA 80 clatrd
herself that she didn't understand
how these people could take IL all
10 mliter-of factly. Perhaps they
hhd been born 10 this world Per.
haps hey had not known the task
and tho triumph or crossing the
chasm'
The work that lay this side the
cham was puEEllng enough Annie
found before the day was over Ru
how Infinitely less rnckinE than the
factory, The learning or the "tcIr.
fumo' was harsh teat of her
nerves But thsSrty Cwho wa,
called "Chrr" N&To wondered
What II stood for) hNped her good
uaiurcdy and stralghtened' her out
whom she got the cords plugged In
wrong and cut orr Mr.. slmmH In
tho middle OF TRADE on tho price
of sal-am -monlac.
tTo Be Continued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
MnrmIns Mnnh nNN-

An exchange tells ot the house
wives Of that city having brought
an ,cirht.hour day for domo,',. s,ry.
ants AT the we'll known arguments
IN favor ut the scheme wer, pre.
scented ana 'hc cSpcrimRn, viii Very
likely I've tried Now everybody WA,
has a conscience bcIevcst4ho, the
domestic servant in the past has had
very much tho worst ~ the deal We
are rcapinr 'ho consequence IN ugy
mRtrcatmcnt of domestic help by be.
ing now hardly able 90 secure com
petent help at any figure or through
any concessions TO their happiness
or comfort Other avenues OF en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Watch the Little Pimples;
They Are Natures Warnine

steps 20 rid the blood OF these dis
orders And the one remedy which
has no equal as purifier is 8. S. s,
mo purely vegetable blood med
cine, which has been on the market
for more than fifty years. It Is sold
hy druggists everywhere.
IL YOU are afflicted with any form
OF skin disease do not expect to be
cured by lotions. ointments. salvcs
ana other local remedies, as they
cannot possibly reach the source uf
the trouble. which Ia IN the blood
beginrtakug S S S. today. and write
a complete history of your case to
our CHIEF medical adviser who win
give you special Instructions without
charge write az once IN, Swift
Specific Co. $50 swift laboratory.
Atlanta, GA-Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
FOREST FIRES ARE RAGING
IN MONTANA TIMBER LANDS

MlSSOCIA. Mont. June AZ
with tho scores or new forest fires
originating In western Montana from
a lightning storm last night, the sit
uation In timber lands or this dis
trict was described today as "eN-
Ceedingly critical" by forest reserve
officials at headquarters here today
OF district No. l.
Six new largo fires were reported
from me Fluthcad forest and the
situation there was reported as very
serious
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

For many months the republican
press OF the country challenged tho
democrats to name an important is-
sue upon which the president had not
changed his mind. but there was no
acceptance. Now n challenge is go.
ing TO democrats to point out an in
stance In which the president in tho
peace negotiations. has stood Tor
American interests first II will
probably meet with the same result,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
HOROSCOPE
Tho stars incline but do not compel"
SntnrliAy. Juno eS. 1919.


saturday, Juno es. 1919.
Copyright 1919. by tho Mcclure
Newspaper syndicateD
This Is a quiet day. according &c
as'rologers planetary influences
are mild. Neptune Is in a slightly
heneftc aBpect and Saturn and
Uranus are family adverse.
During this conflguratlon subtle
FORCES may affect The mind. fomeut.
iuE discomfort and unrest
Acrid discussion Of public affairs.
criticism OF business matters and
demand for reforms are foroshad-
owed
under this sway orEanIza lions vii,
multiply and oratory will be prcya
lent
out OF the unsettled conditions
common after the war social expert.
menis Will multiply and some OF
these are 20 benefit tho nations. the
sCerS declare.
Cooperation will be encouraged
by ihe posting of the stars and do.
nestle arrangements that will help
10 solve the servant problem are
fOreshadowed.
Inc planets that guided the pio-
necrs ~ America again will be pow
ertul Tor good this summer. the
seers announce. and they foretcu
success In settling untitled lands
colonies and communities will or
Flulye. ~ rs predicted
Neptune Is In an aspect read as
helpful In clarifying ideas and sur-
gcrung plans that augment human
welfare.
Jupiter. still tho morning star. IL
supposed 20 assure luck TO the
United states II Ia this planet that
was powerful through the war. as
uologyrs declare
Tho Moon Is In fruitful sign that
pTcaagts flHo crops and Increase OF
cattle for farmers.
Warning is given 10 prcpnre dur
INK The summer for an autumn that
NpHgs many serious arNlciics. owing
io health conditions. labor agItnr
ton and political dlsscuslnnR.
I"rHons whose birthdIfe 10 is will
have a quiet year In business The,
should not make any changes
thl,dreu born ON this day are like
" 10 be industrious. steady going
ana successful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

at the close Of his preliminary hear.
Ing Friday before Justice 4 9.
MaNey Alonzo Colbert and Beunio
Colbert, charged jointly with the
crime. wcro discharged by the court
after the hearing of The states tcsti-
mOny
Eardlo Colbert on tho witness
stand denied stealing the car. de-
clarLQg he had found It abandoned
on North Greenwood avenue two
days after the theft. Colbert
no drove the car to a point
on Archer street. where he was
ioincd by the other defendants, and
hen drove 10 south Main street
'araEr. where the Trio were arrested
by citg police officers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Tulstrrcs,dolts ara leaving in
large numbers daily FOR Colorado
Tor summer vacations and although
the season has hardly begun a lare
cr crowd than ever before is going
out, according to j. 5 Rodmon, city
passenger agent for tho santa Fe
railroad 4 regular car on one train
every dny rs being run. besides eN-
ira cars which have been added TO
trains several times during the past
week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

As It appears to us. the Chicago
Tribune is trying to prove that Henry
Ford Is an anarchist. and that Henry
is trying to prove that to be patriotic
and respectable ono has TO ha an
anarchist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Revolution Planned
During July in Italy

COPFNHAGEN, June 2f.-Ital-
ian, German and Austrian commun-
lists held conference In southern
TyTol few days ago for the purpose
OF preparing for revolution in
Italy. says dispatch from Vienna.
The revolution was fixed for the
mlddlo OF July
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

There IA no more diHagrceAblo
thing In existence. says the Globe
Democrat philosopher. than n kiss
that isn't wanted. But there are few
cases when a kiig Is not wanted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
PHONE 5000
RAruRnAY- IuNr III 1a1n

The Lord Of hosts is With us The God
oi jacob IA our refuge Psa i61
crest tod. assist me through the aFhL
MAKE NE Triumphant In hy might,
Thou tho dcspondinr heart ranat raise
Tho victory mine And thine the praise
We arc more than eonQustors through
him that loved us Rom E.gT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
OKLAHOMA 0UTBURSTS

Ordinarily. q man VINO marriea a
Nusa"g'' gir. does not commit sui
eide within - week after the ccrc-
mon' n7 dld Df Wool-oy Il fcw Il .,A
ngo. Usually ih' honeymoon con.
unu"g long enough for the bride ~
ngIr" ON ahou' how mudn almouy
'ho groom can pry
Tho mrfleuillr Examiner thinks
Tulsa lN probably rirh enough 10 af.
ford a town row won, Of course.
but We notice that whom Hsrucs.
yil'c, or any other town wants some.
thing good they always have to
fight for A.
Tho grand stand ttll inHE's that
tho umpire was wrong IN ruling that
tho ban hif me Sioux city player on
me head Thurs1nv Tho npnt was
Just llkc bill hifing woad
No man. says the Oklahoma City
Timcs. who has been n rabbit DOWN
town an day should rcIurn 20 the
bosom ~ his family ana act Ike
lion.
eThc Flrl on south Main Fayr Tho
finds II a lituo more Sronomicnl 10
buy shoes without buckles II IN
The striped stockings. and not tho
buckles. which attracts attention
anyway, rhe believes.
Rud INhct'or who has somothlng
~ q reputation us rcforper. has
undcrsiakcn 10 nut n stop 10 nightly
orgies ln tho nude I'm Muskogce
n IL understood that thcre ls no
truth In rhc report that Senator core
contcmplotc- pulling out OF tho race
and throwing his support 10 tho
the TuGga suggestion.
Plckinra from tho Job NJ corpora
tion commissioner must not De quite
so good ~ IN former days Art r.
Walker. elected last November. has
also resigned Cam Russell will
probably hold on az long as tho law
Will allow. ns it does not take much
~ a political job 10 satisfy cam.
Local time osa recorded by "After
Three o'clock" tho National banks
house organ. "whn, il that noise 7''
Nothing Just night falling
Sounds more Ike day breaking"
According 10 the oklahoma city
Times. a local concern In that city is
for an educated porter,
which goes to show tho tho changes
the war has brought about
Tho most interesting feature NJ tho
willard Dempsey fight so far 10
JIng W. INrduor's daily comments.
Grasshnpprr,. worms and rain are
hslr s-1nss~--- Propaganda to 70.
duco tho c6ton cropln GRADY ooun-
~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Alleged Auto ThIcf Rclcascd.

Charged with the larceny Of an
automobile In this city June IT.,
Eardlo Colbert, negro youth. was
held for action OF the juvenile court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

ny CARRIER IN TULSA. SAND STRINGS
KENDALL AND RID FORE
Morning or FVouinE Nith Sunday
Per Week .,...... ................t -
Per Year in Advance ............ 400
Morning and hvening with Sundsy
Per Year In Advance ........... 10 On
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Official County Paper

TULSA HOILNiNu wuHlp
NTMRfk ul TliI ASSOCIATED rNfSS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Grasshoppcr,. worms and rain are
hslr sA@Ssp-.-- ropaganda TO rc-
duco the cNton cropln Grady coun-
"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

A remarkable bcnuti-
full piano and the best
In the world musicall-
In this
-LOMAN a NORD
At t1tS and up.
We are proud OF this
sturdy good piano and
~ We took all We
could get AZ many
dealers do tho prtoo
might he $500 instead
" tt4S
We sdDe pou the
commission you
pay eiserDhere-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Local time asa recorded by "After
Three O'clock tho National banks
house organ. what il that noise 7''
Nothing Just night falling
Sounds more Ike day breaking"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Tho mos, interesting feature of tho
willard Dempsey fight so far 10
j,ing W. INrduor's daily comments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

n IL understood that thcre ls no
truth IN The report that Senator core
contcmplntc- pulling out OF the race
and throwing his support 10 tho
the Tiaga suggestion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Tho grand stand ftlll inSE's that
tho umpire was wrong IN ruling that
tho ban hif the Sioux City player ON
fhc bond Thurs1ny Tho npnt was
Just llkc 4 baI hifung wood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Tho lmrfIcz,iIr Examiner thinks
Tulsa lr probably rirn enough to af.
ford a town row Wcll, Of course
but We notice trnt when Hsrtlcs.
Wl'o, or any other town wants some.
thing good they always hnvo 10
fight FOR A. y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

No man. says the oklahoma CITY
Timcg. who haH hron n rabbit DOWN
town an day should roIurn 20 the
bosom ~ his family ana act Ike
lion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

e,Thc Flrl on south Main rayr Tho
finds n lituo more economical 10
buy shoes without buckles II IN
th" striped stockings. and not tho
buckles. which attracts attention
anyway, rhc believes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

According 10 the oklahoma CITY
Times. local concern In that city is
advertising for an educated porter
which goes 10 show tho tho changes
the war has brought about
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
8carapclle.

Sra @ngers 0eqrabclles1ofalc be
%grobeoes 6e11 IS. Oft. gorl s. ST.
clie1. Nalt. Earpgoow6 tolte pel
@aaren paa Gnae1if % forretteoe
SorofGltelicn poo '2ofeipoob Strife
ad1ro. Mfop6e babbe boet fer /
Staten / SO }(or % bar Mcolen1 al
9borbaloien 2ogen al 9. g. g. ligc
fra 6er1s 5tiftelie. Set bar eo oq-
laa Me6lernmer al oe41ne 2oae, ion1
bar 2iabGrerc, ng ser bar fra Tur-
c,ingen Ie11ot cit 1muf 0lomlter6c-
foration: Mr. Nielien bab6e pGret
g11fcn1ano / flerc Mar og boeoe ,e'
/ Gloq1,ct, Minn. San bar en- al
Dem, ser miiteoc oft bc6 5fopbron=
Sen itolte Mnr. 6ol1 eftcrla6er 1tl
5 Sg11ner og 3 0ptre. Set ltore
2igfpGge % 6e n,a11ge 81omitcr bis,
ne6e ON, at Niclien bar 11eget az
bplot, 90 Igrlig bans efterlabte
8grns 6pbe Gprg pi61rcoe ON SCI
aobc Torbol6 imcllem Ga6eren oQ
|g6rne1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
Tplfefpncerten i @nbforinnt.

Com tioligere me0oelt bliper Ser
cit popnlnr 6olfefo11cert / 8pens
Mn6ttortl1m Wonbag Mftcn ben 3
Nobember. SEQ benne 2eiligbeo pil
6er benriben6e Goipen's &o1ltatc
"EaEfbe @oie Matoen" for f9rlte Sang
blibe opfgrt / Norobeite,, og Set
b1tr6c betp6e, at ollie muiifelifen6e
Menneiter i ct. &ol11 b11r6e fploy
Mu6itori1tm til lib1te @loos til Son
certen.
@antdten bill blipe ll1nget AT ct
fommunalt Songfor, Ser teller fle-
re Sun6reoe 5temner, me6 2e61o-
gdlIe al M1,iif al ct Gp1m foniorfe=
iter, Ser bliber unoer 2ebelje al
Ml1if6ireftpr 8. g. @rue1lner. Son:
certens @olilter Miper Ioo belfieno.
te 4rgfter iom Wers.eS. 8. @bitafer.
Wdis Mice 9uilp> @aQter Mollort
og Truncis S. @o1entbol, Ser alle
bar ct Dpperligt g5op11 inocnfor Wh,:
1tfper6eare11.
@amgforet bil el,6r1 afboloe tn
Nrpper, en- i Council Chamber Str
@all, Girs6og Mften Sen %. Oft.
.og 2pr6ag og 5en6og, s. 1. oa 2
Mop., prbpes Der / M%1,6itori11nn. SCI
pil Srfeltret meopirfc::o
@oncerten her1 3. Moncn1her @l
8,15 Often bodies 1,11ber M1llpicicl
al department Of &orfs, %lar.
grounds onb Ha1blic Buildings
Com be6 tibligere gratis &oncerte1
bliber Ser beller iiftfc oe1111c Nfter
re erbere6e Mla6ler. Men Sen, bea
-fommer fbrlt til Molle11, foor moIe1
fprit, tiger ct aa'lmelt Sroiprrg,
Set famine CT GilfGl6et Icr, 6e,1.
Ser fonln1er fert, fonr bc6lE Ela6s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
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