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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-31
&riitiania nne apera.

1907 .-Ea EII.'-F
Mabningen al Speroen blep en-
ltraa(en6e Sa1fces. On nrfeIia ltor
|6dtafHten. S &ongelogen @onger
|og 0ronninge11. 8aa fgr1te Scent
Negieringen og De fommunnle 500
noratiores. &ll11ot ON / 3beatret
ale 2iteratl1re11s, Mh1iifens ,&11nitens
|og Nresiens 5pi6ier.
Som Misunderstanding bopoe
mont flogelig balet en- Opera, Ser
life filler for 1tore &rap til oen lille
|Scene, vSamlon og Dolila". Sore
%ltil1ingelr b1eb ct glimren6e @epis
poa> at &refterne til e11 11orif Opera
Fforefinbes / ct rigt Mool. Mqturlig<
bis be11ter 11o1t life mes e11gano at
le Stjer11er funfle; men set belle BE-
|opmt Tom @1riemble EN- aollef=
|ttp1 af pragtfnl6e 5te1nmer bgrer
1ffe til oct banlige. aore1e bar full
DC al @ellp6. Mlle gift Ies pao fin
'Spgape meo 1%1ngoomme1ig @egeilt-
ring. ~Mftenpolten"s itrenge @riti=
fer Sialmar 8ergitrpm flyer, at, So
.reitillingen trGt1ger iggen ubelpilIig
.Sndale" = oen bol6t fl,lot htnitne-
riff Maol.
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geb 8iab el1er Separation at
.l1bre: beiss Ben n~elfienbte SubeIer
simun Melion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
Shuusbe Qoae go. 5,

Dytre al Nprgc, bpl0t i Manoags
TT fpr}te ~iociole Mp6e iear. Mp6et
bleb en- Sl1fees fra fQr1t til ii61t og
Ioper alt gcot for Sn1onen. G1l
Masfe Meeolem1ner bar tilltcoe, matt
ae,- iom ellers al6rig mp0er frem,
men Ion hi buaber al 6e11 Dellpffeoe
Mften bill f%orltaa, bbab Sc gaar @lh'
af peo at n0eblipe fra Mg0er1e. Ser
bopoe i%nofunoet Jig nocl1bps belb-
gen6e, aaleoes bl. a. &obeopra1t=
oenten,. 5opbie 8ettelono, og 9obeo=
{efretpren, M1ig1ita Sman, fra Wein-
tteapolis. Sc npbalgte gn1beo5=
n1ono befleote for fbrlte Gang fine
Embeber. Sire niJe Meolemmer OPP
toees / 2ogen, % flere oil blibe. OPP
taaet poo n9lte %iocia1e Mpbe.
SorretningSnlo6et o(tog Nftene1i
in6tiI 81. 10, bporeiter mo gif ODER
tit Sen l~elifobelige Del, til bbilfen
beb6e %inofn1oet Jig ooifillige al
o5emnernc". Ser bpbes pua bl1n1o=
riltf l1noerboloning / 6orm al ga
Ter og Splesning al &errerne Noro-
fefb og 2on9fclbt ia,nt al, Or .@ar=
,uief. 2erefter bsoes Der poa 2uncb,
- bel.at merfe SEN 5lags 2nncb,
fon Dptrene altib bDber pao, me6
goo aaffe og belifate S,mprrebreh-
bporefter mar cn &inestio ipang fig
Ipftig / 9unlen, inotil Mibnotstimc11
fog.
81 gnlfer 5m1n6be 2oge tiIpffe
n,e6 set lerbeles bellpffeoe @ab=
ningsmeoe- % baaber pna mango
lignenoe i%ellfabeliee 5ammenfom=
Iter / MuretS 2gb.
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Kirker og %Foreninger.

|CHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, HORNET at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver 6Sndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hjgrnet at
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste liver SSndag XII.
1890 Find. og 1870 Aften. SSn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
6ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, HjSrnet at Jessie. & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste liver sgn-
dag XII: 1890 Find.
.DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjgrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gndstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag Form. ri. IL. Sgndagsskole HI.
DEN DANsK- NORsKE METHODIST.
KIRKE. Hjsrnet af Broadway OF
10. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
aom fdlger: Pradiken S6ndag Form.
ri. 1890. Aften IA. 7.45. UnRe
Folks Epworth Liga: Sendag Aften
~ S.1O3 &lb EApuc 10 kIo AVlSGc
Trsdage j Maaneden. Bannemgde
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
|SYNN6VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE AT
NORGE, mpder eden og 4da Man
dag Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 w. Ninth St..
n. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D.
B. s, mgder 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENTNGEN "GODTHAABO ND.
der 2. og 4. Ldrdag paa Royal Area,
mum Hall, Hi. af st. Peter OF 9TH
Streets.
FORENINGEN HDANMARKS SON.
NER" af d. s. %. r, mgder i. og 8.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hj. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
aELE0NoRA CHRIsTINEn LoGE
Mr.. SO, ID. S.. 81, meder 1ste og
og 3die Onsdag / Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 156 w. 9th st.
FORENINGEN HAABET mgder
Eden og 4de Torsdag j Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 4th SITS.
FORENINGEN DANMARKs DOT
TIRE mSder 1. Mrsdag | den
ny Odd Fellows Hall, l5s 9Th st.
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0anif &roberia,nfunb.

Gi onltolte forleoen at ri bopbe
Snetrpf al, at sem berbprenoe bait
tie 8rooeriomfun6sloge 11noer Sc r1pe
leben6e @refter ioa l,b til at bile
ejpre fig mere foroe[agtig .gjeloenoe
ems bibti1- bar bGret Si1fploet. 81
befloser, at hi oengong iao Sogen
i ct a1tfor rofenre6t gfiar, ibet III
oloeles glernte at tage i 8etragtning
9lore ballfarrige og lioet fremiDnte
Meolemincr, font bar biit fig at billie
jlpille cit oltfor 6omineren6e Nolle,
Seo enbper mulig %glnleSning bor hi
foriggt at .booite" for 8ro6erfam=
f1ln6et, 81. a. be0 at gipe Meferater
De melt lpienoe Surber af9mfunos-
.feiter, Maiferooer oe lign., mar hi
Birfeligbeocn bop6e mere 2D1t til
at nbebe @ritif.
S DC lenere Mu1nre al bort BIob
bor bt ltooig omtolt en- Malfera0e,
tSartfnnoct agter at afbol6e i Ell 11gr
Tremtib. Tplgen er, at, hi i Sc,
1to1te Sio bpppig bor baDt 6orcIpprg.
Tier ongoacltoe Be 9ramier, Tom e.
npltllleoe peb ben M%nlepnine, ,1npr1.
( ~ ~ eE.E,> ~ .aTfetS- V.LN.ZT I.=tt
Zig ira Neripner, iom pi1ife6e at 6an
ne @rl1pper, men of MargeI pae
SplDsninger fra %5eitHfomiteens pes
fo1nmeroe bar hi bpret nbe al 5toni
til at beipare oisle 2orpipprgller
Det ipnes, iont ON MoretS Jeltfomi
te bar fnnoet set beloiqere at bots,
Nnblifum / nbibenbeo ON, bpa6 Sci
Dentcr ocnl beo Maiferaoen. 81
1amme Bltn6 eller er set manif,
at onore ilnaaliBe &eniplt - ia,
| 1eltfoniteens Tormo1lo, ST.. s. 80
Ntaoie,L funoef, at bort gIa6 iaa,
life bl1roe erbo1oe ,,oget Mpertisie.
11te11f ON Mafferaoen. Dettee { Sat.
ten for bore uofdrIige Motiier %
Heferater pcoraret,oe sa11fllnoet
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Observation-Disclosures.

Nllen 6. Mn6erion og S6a $.
SSlaefion; 5berre Uaolien og 500
Sooola 8eloen; Carl 9. Sobnion
og &earl so. ebert; @omaro Set3er
og Clara 6. Sobnion; 5tonlep so.
OHon % Marp 81. @onlon; Sle
&amltao og @nne 5ontoro.
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Gn -~itorartct Wope.

S Observation-Disclosures / vWsh,=
|1tfforeningen", &riltinnia, forle6cl1
opl9Ite Uor1na116e1t en 5fribelie fra
|Sfibsre6cr 81. S. &lapemI i, bpori
|oerne % @uftru me6oeler, at billie
oprette ct 2egat poa 100000 ST.. til
S3tonobringelie al ct &oncertbrs og
ct Tgriterangs Smfmiorfelter /
&%riitionia. 6or Gilpejebringe1ien al
po%erligere Mioler til Donnel1e AT 6et
BERTH fornpol1e 8onb foruoiotte ct
per11e, at Matiifforeningen biloe OPP
trr5e iom 6ormt6ler og 0rgoniiator
|af Sn6ianlingsarbeioet. M11iiffor=
e'ti11ge1 beilutte6e enltcn1n1iq at 1lo=
talc fiji bjerteliglte 9of til Sr. aIo=
|benelS og 6r11e for SEN uobiite itore
.2tberalitet og boIgte oereter Ell EN-
gere &omite for TANNER n1eo 6r.
Mubel1efs at treffe op @opeolinie-11e
for oct foreitaoen6e Mrbioe.
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Metrupo!itan.

gealte l1gc bar poa grogramnlet
ben melobromatiife @11fceg She
Won @bo Game 8acf", en- epilo6iif
Sortplltna ON Ell ing Meonos gip OF
en- &pinoer &iGrligbeb. 1ette er e1,
at Btlliam q. Broob's Yroo1.ftio1pr
.og bar gjort ltor 2pffe ollie itgrre
Bper. 6ratf Morgan lpiller 500
beoronen Iom t8enrp Yotter, n1eoers
9orotbp Bernard biz optrpoe ipm
Macalle, oen ,,r,ge Niae, iom pilcr,
bbor langt BIN bill gaa for oen
|Msa116, bun elifcr. Stpffet inocbol-
Der Ell ltor 6ierteinteresIe OF piier
|en abi,toes @engibelie og Opofrel{c.
Oct bitter en- l1ng Mono, fgot al RIO.
Sorplore, loml operlaot til I;a leIp
begpr1oer poo Tin Sci til Sclppoclna.
ge1ie. Sets Moa1eoer Icnere n1soes
Ion, paa ct. 6rallcisoo Cabaret Sen
e1eite abilaoe, Iom rprer bans Sier=
te. Me1l Sc l~epareres barl bliper
,lbatabaieo" % ii u1pocr bam iaie1
! Ell 0pilumsbrle i aina, bbor ban
igle't ntsoer Giaen, TOM 111 ct ZEN.
taloe1t til ben ifaoelioe Slit. 5on,.
men reiler Dc til Nottcrs glarkaae
11ar 5orollllrl;; her fonmpr set ill
5en 1lp ariie. elliott afilutfes beres
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Sc 9anife @ioneerer

i CT. 9ar1l agter eiter Jorlp6enoe
at ofbol6e fit aorltee 8anfet
Mortb Central Commercial Glib
6enoog ocl1 16be 6ebr11ar. @omi-
feelt er igang meo 6orbereoelierne
for at faa 6el1ne Set praget al Ser
famine &pgge ca @emptligbe6> Jon
i Mlminoeligbe6 r6mnrfer .bisle COR.
fac gilite1ninger.
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8riierne nebabqaaenbe.

Rriierne paa Smer og seq CT
gaaet Ell 0el neD / Sen ii01te .l1ges
SID, og 6orbanolerne bebuber Doer<
Zig Neo9ang / 3riierne poa Sc fle-
ite 2ibsfornpbenbeber. Set biz gln,
De ale S1ssmp6re, og for ben Gags
Sfblo ogiao Men6ene, 1om moo 81
tie op me6 Mgnten.
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SHbsfal6

blanot 5fanbinober / ltgens 2eb:
Mrtbr1r 8eter1on, 33;; Morp 6. 8e=
terion, 1927 Sc Soto, 70; Mn6ren
81. Berg. SO; Sopbia @llingie,1, 831
Ohio, 43; Morp Branot, 1856 6. De
los, So; Mobert &asmusle,1> SO; So
icpb 6reo 0ar1en, 81 Mor.
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(Snoienot)>
rQlll sppb things co,te in imall
pacfaaes"

Gen 166e MpriI 1918 orgu1iierc=
oeS Der / ct. Naul Set Innife Mpoe
&ors limit me6 Mrs. 81. 6. SlobnIor
lon1 2cocr. 9at, Ga Gcrbensfrigcu
er el1ot, fon ri ie tilbage poo set
ltore Nrbej0e, ii far u6fert, mes
selotilfreosbe6 % 5toltbe6 oper Sen
Wre, bi bar o1,r16et for olle Danlfe
Der / ct. SAUL. 81 6nrlte Da1ner,
lom bar onret Meolemm1er al Set
.Gonlfe Mgoe aors l1nit, griber Ter
2elligbeoen til at tofffe Dor lille ST.
rer, Mrs. g. 6. Sobnion, for .ben=
oes rtrptteligc Mrbejoe, nleo set
0an{fe Me6e &prs; Den6es Mrbeioe
-ntere emo 11ogen onoer1s CT set, ser
gioroe 9. 81. g.. II. til en- Sa1fccs;
oltio poa Metten, oItio lmilenocl al
Ito reoe til at nofgre bpooionnbelit
Mrbej6e til gooe for 1oreninaelt, og
en- beore 5oritaaelie % 5umbolb ct
oerbeo opitoaet melle1n Sc oal,lfe
So1ner ber / BDen beo Set, at hi nIle
arbejoebe meo Set famine Msoal for
pje, nemlig at ben tbife Settler %
Epifen | set belle taget ifl1loe babe
&le og Sat for ii0it, ne1nlig 1864.
beoite gnifer oa penIig Si1fen til
Mrs. sc. 6. Solution fra olle
Damerne al g.. 81. 6. II.
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St. Paul.
5. g. qansielot,
Sitp @bitor & Manager.
80 g.. Off Street.
Selefon: sc. %, Sacf1on 957.
9epbeoer

mao bore Meooftioncn i SRnoe le=
nett Dnsoog Mften. 8enpt otenl too
enoe Morcs}e % 9elefonmummer til
8looets Gitp @oitor % Manager.
6amme @tebs Tan announcement
tegnes % 2ontinge1t beta1es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-31
Eaa 6pIpitalet.

2uobia Ne6erien, fom for ct Bdt
Tiger fibcn fit ct @ar Ningre ofifook
ret paa Maltineu, blep 2proag ino=
logt poo bethesda &ofpital, oo Ser
boboe lat Jig inflammation / 5oa=
rene. tSr. Be6er1en bill blibc bum
BET til &ofpitulet / ct Yor Tiger.
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st nprff GeIifab

til uDnbttelie al arftilfe Netrole1ms-
fiber 6annes / 6tsle Gage / 9rono=
biem. Set gjnl6er nDopoogeoe Die
felter ! arftiiffe @gne. 9elifobet ifaI
pile til6p6e Sen norife Stat bisfe
Setter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-31
Grins &armebal.

Nlera1ora" 2oge1, afboloer, ION
'tioligere meooeIt, Maiferaoe 2eroog
Qften ben IS. gebr11ar paa 2auia
Sail, % 2ogen pct,ter itor GiIilllt-
ming. Gen neoiatte &omite CT ib-
rig Mftipitet for at berebe olle Del
tagerne Ell fornsielig aftel.
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2Dnablpmiten

agter at ofbe16e en- @ftemu,oerbolo=
ming paa O6b Sellolp @oll Onsoag
Mften BEN 19oe Tebr1tar. 81 ifaI /
ct ie11ere Nltn1er al Blobet on1tole
Brogrommet for l1nberboloningen.
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Morbfap 2oge So. s,
sggnner al Morge, BoIoer tit fprite
oroi1arc Mipoe lauoer DE ME gm-
beosma11os 2eoelfe fgritf. Manhag
Afteng ben {. Sebr1tar.
Noreninaen NDbthaab

shoDDe Fl beIIpffffct MDDe meo Dons
5ioitleoen aeroag Mftel1. 6oreuin-
neus fore Maifebal afboloes ION tio-
Iieere l,rbnt 2erbaa Nften ben 22oe
scbrlsar lMnibingtons sSgoielsoagl.
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Staoangerfiurb

ofgif waor, Gorsoog, fra Seem Sort
til Norae. 8aa fin iibIte Sur bioobe,
meobragte 5fibet 1913 8oslage:er,
ne1nlig is pao lite, 63 paa 26en oa
80 pno 3bie @lasle.
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MnaDifs ggmbefabrif

d 3ingpol6 pe6 %&ri1timsiun6 er neo=
brGnot. Den bar paa 3 Gtager.
&aa 6abrifen par Der logret Mate.
riel for ca. 10000 Ser. selpe Sa-
.brifen bab6e Ell Bnroi al 10000 Ser.
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|Gfsporten beabm6er iaien for Mlppr

|Gfsporten beapnber isjen for Mlpor.
Mlereoe nit, itrafs cfter @rgens
|0pber, er cit betp6elig @fsport be-
fra Gre6rifsitab. Mmcrifa-
ltniets ltore Dnnpifib rMa,1enfjorb"
'afgaar me6 $4,000 Cons Gellulo]c
fra @%orre9aar6 til Stem Oorf, oa
"Mtlm" er afgaaet til Gpo=Mfrifo OF
M%nitrolien meo HOO Stanoor6s
.Sre1alt % 251 9ons Bapir.
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Trn Yiorne 0iubbia

,(Sangeri1oen 8orgbilo 2angaor0l
bar Ell at De @asiagerer, iom arfom
tneo ytstabangerfior0" paa oelnes
:iioite SIR fra Morgc.
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u6elIia Slan",

1om afgif fra @riitianio sen 1Soe
SON. meo 113 acknowledgement .oa
Iii pua 3bie &las}e, benteoes til
Seem Sort i Onsoags. Gel goor
oerfra igjcn ben S6e 6ebr11ar.
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Mmerican scanbinapian Tunnbatiun

Sit oe to Stipenoier pun $50 Sol:
lars al tie Mmericnll Scandinavian
Foundation, iom ifal uo6eles / So:
n1lar 1919 bar melot Jig fplgenot
anlggere:
@leftrifer SN1golf Suzanne, SSl,ge:
SIR. 8orcbgrebi11f, Semitic,
9erman 3e6icben, SS%ngenigr Neocg
|@elbig> Sugenipr gonr. @irfclanh
8. &bamb, %SSngelripr Sells
|2ercbe, SSnge11ier Mn0rep 9brn. MS.
ft1tert i 8robpglling m. M. pe5 tef.
milf @piifole, Mfiel M,1berien, SsS,1ge
MGR Mage 6alcf= Otter, @ontorcbej
So. &11mmelboff, Dperlerer 81. 9
Iscbigt5, 2erer g.. 8olme, @ireftpr
Ole 8ang, &oal6ioot 81. @ru,ler.
5egge,. 5efretar Sigpart @cggltao.
|Sberlprer .. Slug. 2p{ebraote, 2onr.
br1gSfonoioot>. 6rdfen Mltri Sriinf,
.Gano. mag. 9eo6or 6in6obl, 5efre.
ter, Trefen &ri1tine @foopo1m sti-
penoiat peb 2onobrugSbpilfolen s.
.Smttb, 8linoeifolelrrer GrifSoriIo-
itoo, Sefretar beo Eefriif Spiifolc
211ob. 6jnrli, larnt Ell, iom life gl,=
.ifer lit Map11 offentliggjort.
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characterization / 1918.

Sfplge cit Eabel, lom CT uoarbei.
oet al 8n1. G.. Moore, u2onoina
@gent" poa ellis Sslano, Nelp Sort,
bor Sen norife Mmerifalinie / 1918
befororet beroper $3.50 8oaiagerer,
bporaf / /. &las1e no 2. 1905
% / 8. 1895. 9inien bar giort 9
Sure. Gen oanife 2inie bar iolt
befororet beroper 1,497 &asiogerer
90 6en ipenife 4S9.
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@n6stieneite

.afboloe5 ! Den 11orif=6onlfc @olgnto
Strife, 1876 9bomas St, 1,ar Hice
ct, bper Se1loag Gftermioooe @l.
3. &rabifen al Brof. 6. 9. 8j11ee.
600 Sang % Ml1im peo bbert Mpoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-31
Gen norife Mmerifalinies

Mftier bapoe oen '23oe SSan., ifplge
Telegram til 2inie,,s gbicagofontor,
CIT @,1rs poa &riltianio 8prs al 343
&roc. eller 1882 pr. Mftie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-31
StDr Eplfeparf.

Bpraabet beban0ler for 8ioen ct
5orilag ON at anlpaee Ell itprre Sol
feparf bonn tomn". Hlao1en, Scr
.er uoiet til 8arf, soar fra 5irit
.Stref til Sigh Street % fra Mor-
ql1ette MDe. til Secono Mbe., ct Dm=
.laaoe, iom ejes Of Bpen.
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4aretS 2pb. 81 beflager oerfor lite
lat h,une gipe bore QGfere poerligere
|0plDsni1aer ON Yrogrammet for
ben fonmenbe Maifera0e, liaeiom
bore Monuenter iaar bill fomme til
at unobare set banlige, % / Mhmin-
oeligbeo me6 @eoc lnfte &eferat
fra bisie 9illtelninger. Men fan
LSamflnoet bore os forl,ben, iaa fan
hi ,goot nn6bpre S%alnfu,oet. &i
operla6cr til 2Gierne at bebpmme,
bbor Sfploen li9ger.
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"Dania"s

rSaro 9in1e @artb" 2grbag Mften
ben 8. 6ebr1lar teg1ler til at b1lpe Ct:
fitor Sllfces. Toreninae11s Meblem=
I,ller oa &enner, Der aIle ifol mes, er
for Sioen peb at fil16e be ga1nle &llt-
De frem fra Bultefammcret.
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s. S.. Til SaIgs.

50. u 9dlSS. Nil fra warrens, Monroe co. co.
Wisconsin. 100 Acres er ~opdyrket, og Diet hele er godt belig-
gende. Der er ct 2 Etage Tr@hus, 12x24, med wing" og Stem
KJ8ider, 2 barns" corn crib, "granary", o. S. v. Der er en-
frugthave med 90 .berende Abletraer; en- lille IA we'd den enc
Ende at Farmer. Jordbunden er: Sandy loan, rich dark
loan and some black muck. Denne Farm kan nu ki6bes
tor den bllige Pris af $4,000. med en- kontant Udbetaling af
$4,000. Bet resterende Aar med so Rente. Dette er, vel
|vard at unders9ge. Gjdr Diet nu! .
H. MADISON, 14 W. Randolph. Street, Chicago. Ill.
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minneapolis.

ST. PEDERs DANsKE EyANG
LUTH. KIRKE. 20. Ave. s. og 8. st
Gudst5eneste S6ndag Formiddag XII
1890. Spndagsskole XII. $50. Pa
stor A. j. Tarpgaard. 2516 e. 22nd
Street. Telefen T. 8. 61497.
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Sgnner al Nuraes

5anlarbeiosfomite for g%billingbper=
lie boIoer Mpbe imorgen, 2eroag,
Aftcn paa Mnoreps @otel, Minnea-
poliis.
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6tnBtf Nyt fra Nnrpr
Winiiterict Mnubiens

Nfifeosaniggning bill ifglge ct ir1olp-
bet 8resietelegram foreligge i Sc
nermeite Gage.
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Ga, Qiniens

berperenbc Gontor meooeler oS, at
g. g. yl1niteb 5tateB" anfon til
gbriitiansian6 Sen 20. SSa,l1ar.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-18

That old saying, Chickens will
come home to roost," has been
startlingly verified in the case Of
Senator New, OF Indiana. Thirty
years ago be had his fling, /"
boys will be boys" escapade, you
know, and now when at the zenith
Of his prestige and influence be is
shamed By this youthful indiscre
ton in the eyes of a hundred mill
lion peoplel He says the deplQr-
able affair ended thirty years ago,
but there it stands baying at him
with blood on its terrible fangs
just remember, fellows, when you
are having your fling" or con-
templating such, that chickens
will come home to roost - Har-
riman ReCtord.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-18
DR.. A. II, Lee

In the death of DR.. A. H. Lee
Mckenzie lost a valuable citizen.
He was we'll known and appreci-
ated by a large circle of friends,
and his bereaved family have the
sympsthy of the entire town and
community. He was for several
years in the U. S. navy and was
with Admiral Dewey at Manila
and engaged in the battle that won
victory for the American cause.
He died Tuesday of last week and
the burial followed at Mt. Oliyet,
his pastor, Rev. A. r. McGehee,
assisted by Revs. j. w. Dishman
and G. L. johnson, officiating.
His wife and one son survive.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-18
THE CROP OUTLOOK

Late crop outlook for Carroll
County is by no means satisfactory,
but some better than a few weeks
ago. Early corn is not doing well, it
being considerably damaged by plow-
ing too wet, and failure to receive
sufficient amount of cultivation. The
late corn is Coming strong" and it
promises fairly good yield if seasons
continue good. The cotton outlook
is not encouraging and with most
favorable conditions from now on not
much over half a crop will be grown.
Much hay is being saved and it is of
a fine quality.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-18
FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1919
BoRAH AND THE FACTS

The Associated Press 10 It's sum-
mary Of congressional opioion on
the speech Of President Wilson
carried this paragraph:
Senator Borah, republican,
Idaho, one of the leading opponents
in the senate OF the league of
nations, also declined to comment,
except to say that President Will
son completely answered his OVID
argument ttatthe league of nations
isa league for peaCe BY his state.
ment that tits anallisnceofwaS
President Wilson, 10 spessing
Of the necessity for the league
had this to say:
1t was universally recognized
that all the peoples of the world
demanded of the conference that it
should create such a continuing
concert of free nations as would
make wars of aggression and
spoilatiou, such as this that has
just ended, forever impossible. "
We submit these two statements
to unbiased consideration and ask
whether or not the gentleman from
Idaho has correctly interpreted the
speech of the President of the
United states. We would also
submit to nonpartisan minds the
question whether or not the con-
struction placed by the senator on
the words of the president was
deliberate and premeditated. By
the answers to these questions any
one may appraise for himself the
honesty and sincerity of this lead
ing opponent, Of the international
covenant. Commercial Appeal.
The most of the opposition to
the treaty and league of nations is
based upon just about such state
OF facts as that presented by
Senator Borah. How any one,
familiar with the real facts, and
the terrible conditions brought on
By the war, can Oppose the
league Of nations is hard to un-
derstand.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-18
New Era Conference

A New Era Conference is in
session at the Presbyterian church,
U.S.A. in Huntingdon, beginning
last Wednesday night and continu-
ing until today, Friday.
The hit programs consisted of
short addresses and screen pic.
ture talks. Morning and after
noon sessions have been given 10
short talks and open discussions,
with popular addresses by good
speakers at II a. m. both days.
DR.. Geo. H. Mack, of Chatta-
nooga, Synodical Superintendent
Rev. E. +. Beard. of Milan, Prof.
J. B. Reed, of Greenfield, and
other prominent men of the de-
nomination have been on the pro.
gram.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-18

Ills incident to old age, caused his
death. He was 81 years old, and for
forty-fve years an active member Of
the Methodist church. He was an up
right citizen, man Of fine charac-
ter and had many friends. He had
been married three times, his last wife
wife married three times, his last wife
surviving. He is also survived by
six sons; J. S. Walker, of the Twenty
third district, w. 7 Walker of Nash
vile, Witt E. Walker Of Rockford,
Colo, Adam and Leonard Walker who
reside at home. and one daughter,
Mrs. Lucy McLin Of Sugar Tree. Mr..
Walker resided in Carroll County ten
years and had many friends. The
burial occurred at Sugar Tree after
appropriate funeral and burial ser
vices.