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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Sudden Death of Bates County
Young Lady.

The remains OF Miss Winnie
Wheeler. who died Sunday. January
-. while visiting relatives at Aims
worth, Nebraska arrived .on the
night train Wednesday and Thursday
were taken to the Virginia cemetery
Rev. S. b. Moore. at the Christian
church If this city were held.
Miss Wheeler left here Thursday
OF last week to make a short visit
with relatives in Kansas City going
from there to Ainsworth, to visit
other relatives. She arrived at Aims
worth Saturday and her death oc-
CURED the following day, She was 4
daughter OF the late Prof. I. !.
Wheeler. for many years a teacher
in the public schools of this county.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
And It Came to Pass

That Bill, the Hun, arose and >ayerl
this is my world. get thee hence;
but there were those among them
who said him nay and they did swa,
Bill even as we swat the fly and
while the swattin". was progressing
merrly there were factories who
were compelled to cease their usual
occupation to make swatters and OF
these the Victor Talking Machine
Co.. who made the famous "Nictrola' .
were OF the number, and their agents
not being able to get VictrolaS IT,
sell did sit and hold their peace
while many did shout loudly the
merits OF this or that machine The
TRAVIS DRUG & NERO CO be-
ing Nictrola agents at Butler, have
been compelled to sit quietly and
say nothing because the Victory fac
tory WAS making Hun swatters. in
stead OF Nictrulas. However. VIC
will soon be back in the game.
Nearly every owner VI a talking ma,
chine III Butler would have put-
chased Victor if he could have got
ten it. we do not say there are no
good machines hu. the Victor We
do say the Victor is better than the
best. You probably have ears
Come and listen to the Victor. You
have eyes. Look it over Ii You dc
you will buy Il Victrola.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
A Birthday Surprise.

\ very pleasant surprise was Civ
Ell Mrs. Eliza !. Frazec at her home
in Lone Oak township Jan II, IoIos
it being her sixty second birthday.
About 10 o'clock the guests began
10 arrive. At the noon hour boun-
teous dinner was served The birth
day cake adding to the pleasing ei-
fects Of the table with the number
"6," beautifully moulded in white
The afternoon was spent with music.
taking pictures and the cutting OF the
birthday cake.
- Many ttsei,tl--pfesent> -were-re--
ceived.
Those present We're Mr., and Mrs.
Ncii Hl"ugh, j. W. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Warren and son. Billy.
Mrs. W. \. Scartus. Mrs {. Carroll
and daughter. l'loSsic, Mrs Dan
Smith and daughter, Maxine. Mrs. l.
W. Smith. Mrs. L. | =. Warren. Mrs.
l.. G.. Thomas and daughter. Mar
gucritc, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danie!
and family, Mrs. |. X. Daniel and
son. Monroe. Mr. and Mrs, y. War
rem, Mr. and Mrs. y. L. Frazee and
SON. Paul. Those present from away
from here were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Frazee and son, Chester from Reed
Point, Mont, and Miss Louise
Gantler, from near Adrian. The
guests departed wishing Mrs. Itrazee
many more happy birthdays.
\ Guest.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
A Reminder.

VIII those friends who recently re-
ceived a book notice with explana-
ton. please use the stamped envelope
10 return their answer at once, or
very soon. Just sign the little order.
stick it in the envelope and mail it.
] must have your response very soon
if | am to have it at ALL So many
have told me they had just neglected
It that | am sending out this gentle
reminder. Look it up and do it now.
before you forget it again.
w. q. Atkeson.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Mrs. ]. N. Yates Dead.

Mrs. J. n. Yates, formerly a well
known citizen ni this county, died at
her home in Rock Point. Arkansas,
Saturday, January II.
Tie remains were brought tn this
city arriving Tuesday and funeral
services conducted by Rev. \. ].
Cutrell, were held at the Ohio street
NJ. T.. church, that afternoon. after
which interment was made in the
Park bnrying ground a few miles
northwest ui town.
Susannah Park was born in Nir-
ginia and when four. years OF age
came with her parents to this coun-
ty and located a few miles west of
Butler. where she lived for more
than half century. In 1907 she was
united in marriage to J. y. Yates
and soon after they moved to Noble
county. Oklahoma. and later leaving
there for. Rock Point, Arkansas,
where she has since lived
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Mrs. E. M. Myers.

Mrs. +. NJ. Myers. nee Raybourn,
was born in Madison county, Ken
lucky, Nov. II, 1885. died at Everett.
Washington, Jan. !, 1910. She came
to Missouri with her parents in 1888,
who located near Calhoun, Henry
county. Mo. Came to Bates county
with her stepfather, Jno. d. Myers,
and her mother. Her own father
having died several years prior, in
the year 1913 She was reared to
womanhood in what is now Hudson
township. and where she married
John II. Myers. who was Federal
soldier during the civil war. and was
wounded in action on Marais DIES
Cygnes river and died in Butler in
1905 by whom she had two children,
Nellie, who is the wife OF T. w.
Cobb. OF Everett, Washington. and
Johnnie, who died in infancy. She
also leaves the following brothers
and sisters: VIM. B, Raybourn, liv.
ing on her old girllnood homestead
of j. H. Raybourn OF Deepwater.
this county; Geo. W. Raybourn, of
Sedan, Kansas; Mrs. Rebecca ".
Steele, step-sister. Butler, Mo-; Mrs.
Susan Snodgrass, Spokane, Wash.
She had been faithful member o:
the NJ. +. church for more than 4
hall century and was watching wait
ing and willing to go. She was il.
usual health up to within 10 minutes
of her passing. which came as
friend.
ASLEEP in Jesus. Blessed sleep,
from which none ever wake to
weep.
One Who Knew Her
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Former Butler Bow Dies in Texas

Sanford Bowden. son OF DIR. w. s.
Eowden, and nephew OF ]. L. Will
liams. OF this city. died at the home
OF his father. in Sherman. Texas.
Monday, January H. The remains
were brought to this city. arriving
"Wednesday morning and were taken
TO Oak Hill cemetery. where SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Alex
ander. OF the Baptist church.
The Bowden family were residents
of this city many years ago. DR..
Bowden. father of the young man.
was practicing dentist.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Notice to Local Unions.

The Executive Committee of the
Bates County w. c. T. U. will meet
in Butler in the Sunday School room
Of the Presbyterian church Jan. IL.
at O'Clock.
Miss Roena Shaner, state vice
president. will be present to help
plan work for the coming year.
Mrs. F. O. Seelinger. Pres.
Lydia Funk, Vice Pres.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16

See Walker MckibDtns final cu
advertisement.
Mrs. J. {. Hayes. is guest at IL,
home of her sister. Mrs. !. II. Jen
kins.
New fancy blue grass seed at D
.. Deacons.
Elmer Dixon. O; Dodge City, Kan.
sas, was in the city last week visit
ing relatives.
See Walker Mck:bben's final cut
advertisement.
Mrs. Tim Kelly. OF Lone Tree,
spent Sunday in this city with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Norton.
7. c. Robinson arrived the last OF
the week from Kansas. where he has
been engaged iii getting out maps
and plat books.
See NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. final cut
advertisement.
Robert Maddox, who was called TO
this city last week by the death OF
his sister. Mrs. Clyde Rock, has re-
turned to Kansas City.
Fancy Kentucky blue grass seed.
at d. 0. Deacon's.
f. ]. Golladay. OF Summit, left the
first OF the week for Kansas City.
where he visited his sister. Mrs.
Bement, and Or. Bcment.
"kwik-l lite" flash lights and bat
teries at y. q. Deacon's.
Mrs. Leslie Clinkenbeard went to
Nevada Saturday TO spend few
davs with her husband. who is in the
Missouri Pacific train dispatcher's
office at that place.
Rev. c. 4. Waters, formerly pas
tor of the Ohio street NJ. +. church,
spent a few days in this city the first
of the week visiting old friends. He
is now stationed at Lamar.
J. f. Smith spen, Sunday at Pitts
burg. Kansas, with his mother. Mrs.
]. w. Smith. who has been suffering
from all attack OF the influenza.
which on account OF her advanced
age has been very serious.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
William Bale Dead.

William Bale died at his home near
this city, Friday, Januar' 3rd. 1910,
aged IS years, l month and IL days.
William Bale was born in Hi
n"is. November 22nd. 1860. In his
boyhood he united with the Lutheran
church and remained member of
same the remainder OF his lie. In
young manhood he was united in
marriage with Miss Carrie Ridcl-
speger. To this union live children
were born. viz: Mrs. Jennie
Troeger, OF IIinckley. ILL.,. Mrs. Cora
Temma, deceased: Mrs. Ida Black
OF Adrian; Frank and Roye Bale. OF
Adrian-.Adrian Journal.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Two Car Loads of Fords,

Monday Norileet Il Ream. agents
for the Ford cars for this county. re-
ceived two car loads OF those popu-
lar cars, which they delivered to their
customers. They expect that within
a short time to get back to normal
conditions with their deliveries. as
the Ford plant. which has been en-
gagged in work for the government
for the past two years is again max
ing cars TO the iull capacity.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Gillette, Gem. Ever Ready and
r.nders safety razors and extra
blades at d. O. Deacon's.

l-HuSla odlC'v ldZo'e dlu SN'i'
blades at d. O. Deacons.
Squire j. w. Darby, who abou
three months ago suffered paraly
! tic stroke, has so far recovered as t.
! be able to get up town one day the
first of the week, which will be goat
news to his many friends.
Col. y. L.. Arbogast the Fostcl
auctonecr, was county seat visitor
Tuesday. The Colonel is one of the
most successful auctioneers in this
territory and has enjoyed a good
business during the past year and
has sales booked ahead for the next
two months.
While there are several cases OF
the influenza in the city, they all
seem to be light. There was good
attendance at the various churches
and Sunday Schools Sunday, and the
picture show does a good business
nightly and all fear of the disease
seems to be dying out.
Nilburne L. Green. colored. a
Pullman porter, VINO was recently
sentenced to six months in the Bates
county Jail, by the United States
court for evading the draft regstra-
ton. was brought down from Kan
sas City Saturday by Deputy United
States Marshal Hamilton and is now
a boarder at Sheriff Bakers hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steffen cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary by inviting their friends and
reighbors in to dinner at their
home in Lone Oak township, Friday
the 10th inst The event was much
enjoyed by those present who pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Steffen each
with pair OF gold spectacles.-Rich
Hill Review.
w. +. Duvall, chairman of the
Bates county Red Cross. has re-
ceived notice from Red Cross head
quarters that badges for service will
be awarded all who have given as
much as 500 hours work to the Red
Cross. Blank applications will soon
be given out which are to be filled
out and turned in to the local COM
mittee. who will make the awards.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Muslin Prices Cut Sharply.

New York. Jan. II-What is said
to be the greatest reduction in. the
price OF muslins since Civil War days
was made here today in the leading
lines. The drop ranged from e to .
cents. Reductions\of 20 per cent
were also ANNOUNCED in the hosiery
trade for February. March and April
shipments. A drop was predicted in
burla~ prices.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
Bill Proposes $4,000 Annuity to Mrs
Roosevelt.

Washington. January IA bill to
give Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt fed
eral annuity OF $4,000 and mail frank
ing privileges was introduced today
by Senator Smoot of Utah, Republi-
can.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
For Sale.

Pure bred Burbon Red turkeys for
stock
Tel. II on IS Mrs. Chas. Frank,
Butler. Mo-, r. F. ID. No. 8.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
For Sale.

Ford roadster, in fine condition.
Four good tires. Call on or write,
DR.. J. S. Newton,
Lit Butler. Mo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16

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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16

We are making high patent Royal
flour. The same as it was before the
war. For ale a, all local grocery
stores, the tlill and elevator.
".ttlcr Roller Mills,
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Dberit :, 6o,,ie ips,

srnerifus to forllen1itc Meprmjel1-
.tonterS paa Grebs Sion fere1lcett Nra-
.lioent @ilfon, og Sberit @onie lia=
ger for Sioen begee ipae ion1 iflois
refte 5glae al oeres9rbeibe i ssra,1f-
rig. Rrniibente,l bolber fig freln-
oeles tl1oe /. 8albingtpn, % bans
5fortroliaite Maaogi ,Dberit &oatie.
'ligger nleo sSeber3 ! tit 9ien i Melp
gsorf oa er for ipag til at reiie til
Sobeof oftaoen % fo1rferere ateb Rrp=
iiOente11
8o1lle dllfont til Stem Wprf Il Spn-
bugs paa ara1lspo ifibet aortber,,
Nncific 9alt bapoc boIot genger
ia1ntlige lefs. Gage pan gure1l ffra
Brett Gfter ct tort ssslrterbiefo mes
.Napp portere blep ban taget biell, !
EMuto1nebiI.
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|,nere;; men Mo6ita,pber11e al Sraf-
|tatel1 lpnes at anpelloe 9aftlten:
|2ab oS pi,lbe Eio, mn 1naaIfe Der
Ibr,tber Ell eller anben Stng, Der btl
|bielpe os i ,&anlpen irpoo Srofta-
TENS 9fatififotion. Dis1e bill iffe
babe &oob on1 at binoe, 9raftater
|nil bIipe rotiiiccret, n1en life 116ell
fyortolfuinoer til flere af 2igo-
|@runblone,ls Mrtifler. Gm hisic
SSortolfnil1ger bliper al ell 1aaba1,
aarafter, at oet bliner np6ne1roig.
lat tilbagcle,lbe 1rdftate1l til Jreos=
|fo,lfereucen, for at Sc dbrige nnoer-
ifribere fa,1 go6fie1nbe bisie Borbolf
ninger, er pul1ifeligt at afgjgre pae
bette Giospl1nft.
@lonbt be n1allge gnler, Der boIb.
tes / liolte l1ge, bar ben 6en1ofrati-
lfe Gel,otor @al3b's, WfnS1acbll1ettS
Sen melt opiigtsbRffenbe. 5ul froe<
bebe bis1e &elerpationer peotaget.
ferellb balt Dilbe femme for Graf-
tatells 9}atififatiol' Senator &nnte
NelIon baboe ligele6eS Sr6et, ng
n1a,1 1ptte6e til bans bggtige Seit
San ipre6e for M1nerifas 9ililnt=
ming til 2igaelr, M1nertfa lnon life
ibigte Sc Mlliere6e, fagbe ban. Srr
Sbantl1ng 5pgrgs1noalet iagbe ban:
"Mc5 8cnlDn til 5bantl1l1g ltaar
set flort for mig, at Set bnroe til
bagegibes ai11a, og jea tror, Set bill
blipe set; men las bet erin6res, at
.Dbis 6et life baboe ppret for &ri-
gen, bil6e Gpiflano babe btbebolot
fit Sag poa Sbo1tlll,g, oa ntellem
Epiflano og Sssopan fa1l leo life
ifip,1ne, bporfpr 1logen al os lflt1oe
foretrGffc 9piflanb.
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Ms 11bitorelic.

1e,1ne 11aes gdlmer al aiiterorp
0igeit" bill frerntrnSe / ct belt llDt
l1oieenoe paa @run0 af. Grbfferi=
itrejfe1t ! Seem Oorf. 9a 5toffet
fife fan b1ipe lat pua 5ntte1naifi=
ller, bar man be11pttet BEN 6re,n-
aangsntaabe at fotogrdfere Mon1t-
ifripterne;; oerbe6 pil 8la6et foo
al. at 0et er ifrepet pao
Deafine. Set figes at bore langt
binigere at frel,ritilIe 8lnoet poo
0etne Man6e.
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gaejictillabelier til nannarf,

9fu, bo oct igjelr er 1ltl1ligt at faa
9illa6elie til at reile tiIbaQe til bet
|gd1nle 2anb, og nronge Me11neIfer
|er pe0 at Iegge oeres Nlal1er for ct
SSrlebe16g i 9a1lnorf, ct set al flor
8igtigbeo> at olIe og enbper for
ftaor at be life faar 2on til al rejie
bort fra Mnerifa, f9r be bar giort
op nle6 Sfattebns11et, ON Sc lfplber
SSnofo1nitlfnt eller ei.
8aaoe for oe rejlelrbes ege1 5fDl6
og for at bgre iiffer paa at olle
behar6les lige 1trber 2oben, bor be
;Sorelreoe 5taters gfattebeie11 falt~
|Iut Sc fglgelt6e 9}ealer, iom gj9lber
flor bpert e1teIte Me1lneife, Ger etifer
at reiie 1loe1lIonbs. 8eo at fplge
IoiSfe Megler pil Ben reiien6e ll1ogoo
lat blihe bolbt ti1boac 9selp Sort,
|noor SHbet Teller.
Gttbper, SET ellonu life er anteri-
,fenif 8oraer, o9 font BIT reiie bort
fra DC 1sorercoe 5tater enten for ct
fort 8efda ellcr for iteoie, 1noo fgrit
henbenbe fig til Collector Of sS11ter=
|aal &epenne" for Set Gi1trift, bbor
ban eller BUN leper, og afgipre Sc
res SfatteforpliatelIer op til e,'
Mfuane6 for glfrejfe,1.. De. mao gipz
re &eanlfab for, bbnb oe bnr babt i
sSsnotpatsi Mare1re 1916, 1917 1918
pg 1919. @fatteopfrnbere,t neo}fri-
Der bette poa Ell @fotteblonfet oa
|opfreber iolntioig, bbao ser ffploes
i Stat, bpis man oa ffpIoer noget.
Mlle Danife, e1tten Sc ct 8orgerc
|eller Ell bar iom befiellot Met til
Gren1ftior % ifal life betalc 5fat
lat Oct fgrite 9ufi116e Collars, sc
Dar fnDf I .Srt0t9gt Ito glt1tn6 8pl-
lars, bpis Be er aifte): .gfotteblol1=
fetten nbfpl6es | Da1plifat, oa set
cite Gfsetnp1or aipes tilI6er reiien-
De, faa at ban fal1 frelnpile set poo
Sfattefontoret i Seem Dprf, mar
ho1t igger oel1 elroelige gillabelle til
lat forlaoc 2an0et. .Gette "5aiItnq
Eerlnit" 1r6lteoes full af @fattefon-
toret / Den Sata1ebp, bporfra 5fibet
|ieiler.
Sbts man fon1ll1er til Seem 9)prf
|11oel1 at hape afgiort gagc1, l1teb
ESfattefpntnrct paa Set Steb. fjpor
man leber iaa fan lnd11 afgipre set
|tneo &ontoret / Seem yorf, nte,1 set
|fon 1nltliabis toge Iangerc Sis, lao
at man iiffffe fon iejIe mes set ffprlte
|sfib.
Gn alnerifanif 8orger, ser leaer
|9Sailina 9erlnit rraa flltne freu,,
lnaae 8epifer for, at ba,l eIler BIN
|bar b1ar betalt iin silofolnitffat til guto
IIoa har. orr, ttii,rral1aeret set ioaleoeg at
|Sfattebe Der forfaloer, rneoe11s
baa11 a ct borte fra Sc ssorel1eoe sto=
tel, tI blibe betaIt I rptte gii10.
Gfgt n0en arSer;nife ssssn,,AU
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Staalitrejfcn.

Som Jglge al Mprprrelie1, al
betpoelige fgoerale 2roppeltprfer
.raaoer Der fll1 utter SO og 0roen u
alle Sc itore 5taalce1,trer. streitell
|er fremoeles / flllo spina ,lteo beg
Ige @arter bpb0ett6e, at Sc bar ssor-
+oeIe11 paa fiji sioe.
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Sibjte 9numarfsnnheSer.

Sibite 9nnmarfsnDbeber.
@ierningsn1nnhen til oet ltore
SSltpeltDperi bos @uI6ilneb SalHng
] Sreoerifsbieregaoe, &iebenbapn.
oen tpife 5gmano 6rnbl1l, er heDen
arreiteret 9on1bl1rg. Cen rebb6a
reoe Spmmo bar iolet fin Gel Of
oe rgDe6e SubeIer til en- Stuff og e,1
8iebn1u1o ! San1bnrg, io1n igie,s
bar bioere folgt 9pbefoiter1e, og De-
[bil nRppe blibe brogt tilpeie. Wnlo-
fn1eo SnlIing piI oerfor Iibe ct be-
tDoelig Gab.
@eb set oal1ifc 5ocial6en,efra-
tits Rongres, Ser eftcr 8eitenlmeIe11
Flfl,l6e aabnes Sen 2. Oftober, }fuIbe
Der bebalr0les tre 2obubfaif, Der gif=
lrb paa Socialiiering al pisfe esnbaa-
ltrier 3atnarf. Bln1rbt be girT
.'o1nbe0er, ion1 ltrafs bl1rbe locinIi
tieres, l1pb1tes gentio11aIba,felf, Jorz
iifringsnlltitl1terne, Gele Of 5fbs
fartell og flere @n,rbeIs eIsfpretagenbrr,
Der bar &arafter al MonopnIer-
Den trlte6e 9olitiitreife / Da1
1l1arf er blebelt afbGrget, ba Der pgn
Jorbolt61inger lnellen1 WfiinffferTcf
oa &eprpienta1tcr fra Eoltifor-
ellingerne er trl1ffet en- Sronf1tg /
Minbeligbeo. Sea ct Srnbuosulg-
De be6toges oct at toge Was{eopf
geller1te tilbnge.
Sierring bar ,palgt soeinloe-
nlofroter,es ann6ibot, sSnlblr1Rgt1g
gln6renfen, til 8org1nelfcr. 9e1r
fonlerpatipe aarbi6nt ,bor 8rannbi-
reftpr Meller.
@e6 SgnoerjDllanbs Glenfpr
e1ling n1eo Ganmarf ifol Ser ubnRD-
ne8 fire 1,pe M1nt1n9nb til gelsoPz=
jpllalr6. Otter bpob ~Eol1tHcn er
farer, bliber fgIgenbe ubnRb1tt--
Mmtma1o Soarlpb, Mi11gfiebina
ffal babe &aDcrsIebe1rbebet. GiI5gn--
bcrborg er la6let aontorcbef 211nD-
bDe; til Sparber lfaI @rep 5cbaef,
.Scbacfeltborg, pnre oeiig1eret, og i:
Mabenraa slmt perteg u01qb11f 81
g. @ans{ets spigerfgn, sfeoaftdr
@efslln6- -gbonlfel1.
Ger bliper i,1gcn 5fuelpiIfer=
ltreife. 5eatcroireftgrerl1e oeSfan-
lptllerne bar afiluttet Ell nl1 Sper
el1sfonlit, iom begge Starter bar err
HRret lig tilfrebs ,rtcb.
Get Ianosfienote Sirn1a i Mr-
oesbater, aiRr Mglles Ja6rifer !
Malborg bar noattet betaIe en- 81
De paa 350,000 aroner for Sper-
tra6elfe of @noehaltoel- Be{fenmes-
sferne.
Malborg har man funbet
2iget af ben t8=anrige 5fibsfof
Ricls .Gbriitenien Sanfer. MaD
tror, oerforelieger ct Moro, % Ire
tpffe Motrofer, Ser bar giiprt Fg
Fploig i 9pperier, l1istpnfcs for az
babe forboI0t, bol1s 3S6
gn Mangoe falife 8ifro,1eieb
Ter er for 9iocn i @irf1tlatin1l =
#&igbenbabll HpIitict er aIIerebp I:
geii6elfe al goot % bel 80 faIHe
y5eoler, men oerir1o6 bar oet eslbna
lite .iff flttr6et Golifmgnt,1erne
Gna Brl,no al Ell tr,tenbe aall
1nansel bat altlu6balget beilHiiIef
at Ser after i1abfgres ffzSufniins.
ligeion1 9rinotes Met til at forfDnes
.fig rneb grp1,bFl i1loifrna,fe
3ao @rltno igoHg gnlangrf
.oater Belle at ilOfipbe tpife garaf-
fer Der bIiber 1lli111if 90 bl,g
niloe s6Samilier i geife pnn ben III
slhttebna.
6orfl. poo sioe
s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
6anbclsforbinbelien-
.itillet iorilag j iaa 5e1riearbe a.eo
I78 Sten1ner1 moo AZ.

Il. g. % ben ifanbinapilfe Sanbes-
S Mng11t Mnaneo iaar ubfbrtes
Der fra Mnerifn til 9onlnarf 8nres
til Ell 8er0i al oper 16 Millioner
Collars, til Morge for s og irr
fport Ni1lion og ti1 Sberiae for |
og en- fpart Mllion. S De fsr5tf'
8 Maaneoer al 1919 uofertes bex
til Danntarf for nn1tre,1t lis MiI.
0olldrs &arer, til 9eorge for 90 og
Ell fbart Wilion og til sberige fpr
81 tire fpnrt Millipn Collars.
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tet til Organization onsarbeioe % till
Srenlageelle af Be foritjenige
@rl1ppers Brinciper.

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,Sgberaloolnl11er 81. g. 5ebulel
Ibolot ftoite tlge 6orber i Chicago
|Anleonil,a al 5tocfparo- -2pnspergs-
maalet. Serllnoer opitoo Der lige=
lfrenr ct belt Gpitpr iom Selge Of,
at flere 5aafgrere % anbre dnn1o.
ioeoe @raii0elltell for Weelfefuifenes
Sagforentng, s.. g. Sitcbie, ON
grbeioe. yitebie babbe 1retop bio
net, at MnIfefltifene III faar $35
pr. l1ge lont &on1nrisiioll bbilfet
|aierne bri1lger CODE auIfe $55 pr.
|l1ge, n1e0ens anife pan @oare, Der
forlbner Me1tauranter og Gngros-
batlblere, tiel,er ca. $50 pr. nge.
Haa Columbus 6oipital / Obi
cago far Der i ben li61te 1ge baret
fpmpet en- Scamp moo 8gben, o1
2naepioc11ifaben ieire6e. Oct nor
to @drn, 5birIep oa Coma 21lifart
fra Detroit Mcb., fon1 b1eo beha1lb-
let for Sublinatforgiftning 5prli
trocbe mat at be to Bgrn, Der er
lpb og fem glar gatnle, life itob til
lat re6be, men ifplge 6e fiblte Meo=
belelfer lfm be. mi pRre ubel1for al
|Sare, og Oct CT 11Rppe for n1eget
fagt, at &elbre6ellel1 er en- 1rt,,lnf
for Dr Gbon1nS q. Garter, Ser be-
|banbEeoe 8prnepatie11terne.
Set bar beres Mooer, lon1 gu!,
Foem @iften, foroi 6e bar e11 @i,1z
bling for, at bnn fnrbe gan til Gee
men. Sum bfep itrnfs orreiteret.
men er 1et1ere bleben operfGrt til Ell
|5inoS1pganitnlt, 6a bum er blepen
|erfl9ret for iinoSipg.
8ublifun bar ,lte6 sssl1teresis
|fnlgt Doftore,1s Scamp for at reoos
|86rne1,e, og bbi1fen Mebfdelfe man
bar bobt ne6 sso6ere1t, bprer Sc
mango Eilblpo onl gfonpn1iif Sinlp
@i6ne on ligelom 6e 1,tallige8Ionr
:fterb,1fetter, Ser bar forbanolet Sn.
|geppreliet til en- 8lomiterbabe, ct.
.nNag Of splnpati ,neb be TO fpae.
8grn.
sra Glintpl1 Soma, ll1eo0eles, at
2igene nf Sarnteren Crit &anien.
bans @one og to 5pn1rer, 4 og 2
.Mar ga,nle, Mep fun6ne fe11t i syre..
bags | ct SSarnhns 1t9r Clinton.
Mlle bar 6rabt mes ct Sagelgebnr.
Gaa cit Geo6el bob6e @n1tietl fire.
bet, at ba1 agte6e at 6rebe fin sSa,
mile og fig lelb: Noge11 @r1tnb til
&an01inge1l bor iffffe iiffffe gipet.