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The daily times., 1919-08-28

Sixteen convicts i'm the Stockade.
Sixteen convicts are working out
from the stockade under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Herndon, who is engeged
in repairing the rock oads of Will
son township. The spread of travia
will begin on the tn of September,
when the truck employed in this
service arrives.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
Hen. G.. @. Daniels Here

Hon. C. c. Daniels of New York
city is in town and shaking hands
with his many friends. Mr.. Daniels
is looking well II is on his way to
the western part of the state where
he will visit his family who are
spending the summer with Mrs.
Daniels relatives in the mountains.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
War Risk Insurance

Washington, Aug. 28.-An inves-
tigation by the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee of the War Risk
Insurance with a view to changing
same was authorized by the Senate
Committee today.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
MARKETS
COTTON
(By tne Associated e-ess. }

New York, August 2S.-Cotton
futures opened steady, with October,
at $3.50; December $3.50; January
31.S2; and March, 31.S5.
At noon the market was as fol
lows:- :
Jan. 31.9S; March,, 80. IL; May,
s2-10: October, 31.7o; December,
31.9S-
The market closed at p. m, as
follows
Jan. 81. go; March, 31.97; May
5223; October $3.50 ecepber
31.63.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
STOCKS!

New York, (Walf street, Aug 28 :.
The conciliatory attitude of labor
in regard to their differences with
the owners of the United States
steel company impaired a bouyant
tone to the stock market today and
at the opening United States steel
made a maximum gain of q I-4)
points on the sale of 100 shares and
other stocks rose from one to three
noints with motors, oils and shipp.
ings. The Standard rails were one
point up, and the miscellaneous
were two points higher
The daily times., 1919-08-28
FAIR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY

Forecast for North Carolina
Generally fair tonight and Friday;
moderate variable winds, mostly
northeast.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
Mrs. Cheatham to Entertain

Mrs. J. T. Cheatham will enter
tain at teat s O'Clock this afternoon
in honor of Miss Lauise Yates of
Raleigh, guest Of Mrs. Cheatham
and Mrs. Cooper.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
Jerry Daughtridge to be Electro

jerry Daughtridge to be Electro
cuted.
Louisburg, Franklin County, Aug
2S.-Jerry Daughtridge was con-
victed of murder in the first degree
yesterday and will be electrocuted
in Raleigh, October 5th, for the muir
der of Mandy Grant widow 33
years old, and Merrill Angel q
young travelling salesman.
The daily times., 1919-08-28
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
STREET CAR
COMPANY

AT CHARLOTTE WILL CUT
OUT A PART OF THE
SUBURBS UNTIL SERVICE
is DEMANDED BY THE
CITY AUTHORITIES. CIT
IZEN GUARDS HAVE
BEEN RELIEVED. MILL
TARY ON DUTY. A CON-
MEN WILL BE FORMED
PANW OF OVERSEAS
The daily times., 1919-08-28

THE DAILY TIMES, the.
Advertising Medium
That Gets Direct Results
For Its Users.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
ARK SULLIVAN DISCUSSES FACE
CONFERENCE MEASURES AND MEN

,,..r,>.;r d.,vs Imagine that, Writing
a constitution nf ;h' l"lf<;'" az nations
which would start with n's~' countries
,,i ulti,nnt.Iv al,S,jrh tw""jy-S'X. al "i
A,r:,,rrut languages. compartments. ana
working out their racial d"StinIeS-
1t took a Long tim" /" adept ~" con-
settut:on OF the Uni,e'! St:i"s whore on"
rae. and languaS" over" hc!inH'S'E
.!n;uipatru tn. Who'll" country. In my
opinion II would take vars - ',
draft p constitution Tor such an under
-aI,iur- rs tn. league OF ra;i"'iS and |
,;n,h, thc feasibility OF II after years
Of effort.
"a rrw words about those OF the
big ones az the conference:
a.; sa:,i. President Wilson was n"
dominating figure Toy while; ne was
.;rc";,d 9Th ri',-vs a prrs"nlti';ltl"h
~ liberty. These demonstrations con-
tiuucG for few days and then ocs'n u
die out and finally ended.
"Thr people seemed |" rraIiZ" that the
,rrxId,.n, rs the Sponsor for the league
was holding up tn" p"ac" treaty N ta''T
Of the iray,;n and what they desired
snost was peace.
Thu. president could not hold his
popularity for the people came TO l"'k
anon inn :S a meddlar ard trying 70 put
his own ld.;.s into force before consider
ing IT,. PASSES. TIL" president Is not
very Popular IN Europe ut present.
Colonel House I consider the pest
DIPLOMAT among tho American delegates.
ltrus., is q shrewtt, benevolent old fox.
lie is honest. knows his business. Is
grntccl and unassumlnC. If President
Wilson had put Colonel House in charS"
instead Of assuming that position hlm-
self there would hav" boon less wralrG-
.I,4 fDnll be farther
along cham 1t is
fellow. He is aggressive and fights for
his points.
! "I,lcvd George is shrewd politician.
r}c and President Wilson seemed 10 be
closer than the other delegates.
The Crock ElcuthrrioS NenlZcIoS Is
| bie- r,;ln He is honest: he says nothing
in private that he would not say IN
uhlic Nert.elos is really the eiSSeSt
man ar the conference hut M docs not
hnid,a balance IF power. consequently
/ h. is seldom heard from: but he has tho
ability EQUAL to any In lariS At tho
present time.
! ~ rrn,arkable thing about the Big
! Four. which Is President Wilson. LAoEd
/ George. Clcmcnceau and Orlando is the
| fact of their humble origin. President
! Wilson is the son Of 81 Presbyterian
minister: Lloyd George. tho foster son
or q shoe maker: Gem" nccau's father
! WIS q country doctor. himself. country
! school teacher. He taught school IN
America for two years. II Wis IN 1867
and ISIS that no taught French In
! girls school IN Connecticut, Afterwards
| returning to France TO become 4 journal
! ,st. Orlando Is of obscure origin, but
! I do not know the details.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

citizens and the owners Of the rail-
roads, inasmuch as it was the only
practical and safe solution Of the situa-
ton as now presented" If the railroads
were turned back in the near future, nc
said, the owners would have to put into
effect another rate increase TO make UP
for the loss due 10 lessened traffic since
the armisticc.
What would happen II the railroads
are to so back into private control IN
anything like the near future? MT.
Woolley asked would not receiver
ships come practically overnight: FUR
,hcrmore. with postwar conditions
tho shrinkage OF value uncertainty.
,imidity-prcvailing. and business OF
.be railroads necessarily decreasing Tor
tho time being. how many railroads IN
the United States are there that woulo
not be in danger Of bankruptcy:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
,r,AREs GEN. JAN SHUTS TO BE
he SarHER OF LEAGUE OF
NATIONS IDEA
It VIII Take Years To Draft u
Constitution For A League
Of Nations

me league OF nations was General
n SHUTS pct idea and he had = dS''i,
the constitution - ~" Pr"p"S,%'
,Sue when he first arrived ~ PariS 10
tend the peace contcrriltr. Ia" ""'N
.b;s drnf. was drawn III by General
c,,,ta hirns.n md President Wilson
,ok tho idea up immediately aft"r fiiS
rst rrcettn:; with Gen. $rrI;S IA l''!H
nd then becam" IN. strongest adEo'',~S
If the proposed !H1Si" Among ''r h',,'
gates to the p"ac" cnntcr'nCH. :i.u ~
idea was to write :he constitution on
shc league ard make the natlHnS acc'pt
fhe covcnan, btfcrr they could got pt'I'
a. the opinion Of Mr. Mark sullivan. WI"
1ect,rcd her, Monday evening ~ 'hS
peace conference. ,s
.0Sben President Wilson had niHhr 70
rounds of the alli"d countries rs h"a" -
+he nation and head Of IN" EoF"r''tii','u:
rbe first from social fGnc'inhasf
standpoint and the second as IN "t'''',
he was the dominating flEur" II EA''pN
,nd ho held this status 1T n" p3'acH c"H-
Eerence for some time
.rrEe generally got his way more thla
INV ono else At the conference. Ing
r.saoos for this is obvious. lie r"pr'-
.n,+o.l a county TO whom the allies wHFS
4,,deb.ed- ona which, was tn" wcalth'tS'.
n.s tho raw materials. resources a''o
men for military ?urp"S"S
.--t,, drs.ft Of the league constitution.
-. ar,a1.>d BY General SIuuts. was
&c h,sis of the one finally written an"
rr,t first into the peace treaty 10 pu'
kbr,r,rh In order to get peace an" ~.
Ieap1,e with Its allurcnentS oroEh"5
rver SIR or eight Of the leaders 81 tt,e
v-o,rerence and was eStaeASheo On 1''
feet. 49,. c-,,-,ts and
.,-tae,t wilson continued for weeks
-. .no nm up the final draft and All
-. business was allowed to go pF
49, hoard until the constitution wa
s,;sbcd These delays exhausted Inv
..,j,nce of tho nations. who roSc IN their
S.r,+b md demanded speed: they wanted
,oeoca first and he league atteTWaros-
..>rhe trainers Of the league. TO a'IaF
International iu,oat!cncc. decideo 10 90
cept al la1nendnents otieFeo 20 ~,
~ ,eax,e weak IN order to satisfy all
nations. .,-,uoa &c tbe-7
.hnny,t. the pea.e delegates got down 10
-, an :1ch things as hanElnS 'hc
r-,iec- reIarntisn. etc-. and have nc',,.
a. u over since but tho league ".,"'"
~, am evc.v oace in Il while 20 Sh""
.Sc delegates that Il WIS not Yet S'''s
factory. q, Paris
president wilson arrived IN .raF's
Prom ITALY n Jan. 10; the coo'et'' ~.
was Delayed NIL ms ARRIVAL 49, a,,1
Gavs we're ;pent on crerscntia's ans,
n nuE nusrss OF that sort and got
dow to aooal business on the n, n;
ppssi5cnt Wlsnn's program vas to sail
$500 ONTO fourteenth of F'rornarH
He did gallo that date leaving Paris
the 3ay oepc. ,o
Tt was AsidHo to p'r'f"ct The leu seass,
of nations an no nays iy short a3 time Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
has been prepared and all arc invited TO
attend.
Personals.

Mrs A VI. Ridglry. Of North War
wood. chairman Of the women's commit
tee Of tho Victory loan. for Warw"od'
has appointed teams and their captains
for tn" coming drive They will start
work .i2ril 2lst.
Miss Kath"rin" Mason has r"tnrncd to
her Pittsburgh home after short WISH
with friends here.
Father j. II. C;ils"nan. of tho Corpus
Christi church, who has hr"n making Il
visit in Wi'rton. ". Va. has returned
~ ;his city.
Mrs. Ross kcnnOn who has h""h VS.
i,inc with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flood. nC Nineteenth street. has re-
turned to her HON" in Bnrn"srIllr. =.
Mrs. 7. H. Kirschn"r ~: Martins. Ferry
has been visiting with friends IN this
city.
MIR. I. II. Burns. of Warwnnd av"nu"
is entertaining his nephew. Dan 81.
Alvrr, If New Cumhcrlnnd
Mrs. Thomas MarlinC. is entertaining
her sister, Miss Ethel CLARK. "t Mt
Pleasant.
Miss Nellie Logan. Of Richland avc-
nue.. who has been ILL., is again able to
be about.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Fallen. OF Hanes-
willie. O.. Are the guests Of North War
wood relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
Urges Rail Control "a
Until After Election

PORTLAND. Maine. April l5.-Con-
timuH,iun Of federal control Of railroads
long enough after the next presidential
election {" allow the voters to cypress
their wishes in regard 10 the question
through tho election Of candidates to
thc sIxiy-scventh congress was urged
here tonight by Robert ". Woolley.
member Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, in an address before the
Portland Economic club.
Mr. Woollcy declared that such an OK
tension Of government control should be
allowed in justice TO both the average
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
Athletic Club Organizes Bali Team.

Tho Warwuod Athletic Club ar" max
Ing arrangements for III" coming base
ball season. Already som" practC" mas
been going on and uniforms VIII ar
rive within tho next thrr" weeks.
Games are wished with local icams. y
schedule will hn mad" soon headed with
some Of tho fast up the river teams.
Manager Sultan states that they Will
meet on equal terms any IS To 20 year
old teams in this section. without fear
pf defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

April Is and thereafter thousands or
Nest Eirginia's Fourth Liberty bond
holders collected their interest.
In line with IN appeal issued by Har-
old Braddock. director savings DIVISION
war loan organization. treasury depart.
mrnt, John j.. Norman, state director OF
West Virginia war savings organization,
not only suggests that these bondhoid-
rrs convert their interest into war saw
ingx stamps or thrift stamps hut urges
strongly this method Of increasing their
earnings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

DAG. Rasche. pastor OF st. Paufs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

Evangelical Lutheran church, will de-
liver a sermon tonight on the TOPIC
Does 1t Pay. 10 Pray" The THURSDAY
nights sermon subject will be Inc
Wins NJ tho Lords supper" On Iioud
FRIDAY evening a sermon entitled AT
the Cross" will be delivered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
q0N'1 ct 4 COLD
KEEP YOU At home
Dr.. is's New Discovery a.
ustNeyer Fails to Bring
Quick Relief

sail escs once in awhile and tna'
x.St-.ca.nS ,ulg-$7li.'!r5- O. .aE
- qu!es dowa. Another dose ard
bath before jumping into bed,
slcts. and back to normal in the
Tnins. - = ..o,,
,wn. Tor fifty years IT'S n"e',
teving coughs. colds and bronchial
.acks. Tor fifty years it has been
ID by druggists everywhere. a
Liable remedy that You yourself or any
.ernber Of your family can take sa1ciy.
Dc and S1oG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
WARWOOD
School to BE Dedicated.

Prof. ]. II. Lazcar. superintendent OF
school Of Ohio county. and Prof. Henry
Mitchell. principal Of the Warwood high
school were appointed 10 frame fit
ting nrnrram for the dedication Of Tho
p,cbIund Nigh school to be held on May
liLh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
rSorllS.

Theodore Schultz, the VICTIM OF an
attack Of pneumonia is Improving at
his home on South Chapune street
Nile Yaoger, who has been SUFFERING
with sickness for the past several
weeks. is improving at his bone on
South Jacob street.
Mr. and Mrs. William JaneslSe ana
family have moved from this city and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
Communion Services.

Communion services will he conducted
al the Warwood Presbyterian church
next Sunday by Rcv. +. =. Carson. pas
tor Of the congregation. Special music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
SKULL FRACTURED

Harry Bennett. Of Second street. Mar.
tins Ferry. received q fractured skull
while at work at the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry plant yesterday afternoon about
1 o'clock. He was removed to the Ohio
valley General hospital. where DR.. Hem
dcrson rendered medical aid, and at an
corlv hour this morning was resting as
we'll as could be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
BUY STAMPS WITH COUPONS.

Spccinl 10 The IntclliEcnccr.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April l3.-Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
frain Those Stubborn Bowels

Help nature take its course. not
with a violent, habit-foruinE purea-
tive. but with gentle but certain ana
natural-laxative. Dr.. KIM We" hii7
Pills. Tonic in action. 1t stimulates tlse
lar bowels. Sold by druggists every
where &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

VIII Notle, IT. better known simply
as 'Bll." a big question Of the Tfinty
minstrel, IN which he is to appcaT at
southern theatre on April 1880. IS Will
VIII Nofte sdns7 We announce here
with that Solte will sing, and not only
that 1t will be one OF the biggest hits
If the season Not only does he bring
the smiles with. song. but nc Is good
mopo4oGst-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Drtt aBnhrr}yBkr Tnnn

EEarE@s
Nmerifas ge;ttralfomite bar i Sc
iioitforlpbne Tiger arheioet Zen til ct
fua ct Delorganiieret Mrbeioei fat /
Gang. S GSbieasDer Der life iffe en- enc
tie 6oretling1 fpm life CT billig til
at biitaa 5agen enfe1te 6oreninger
bar elloog balgt 4on1iteer me6 }aa
mango iom 10 Meolemmer, og ct ip-
itematiif Mrbeibe bill mi / Sen aller=
1tRrmeite 6remtio blipe begDnot. Ser
CT iblan6t 5oH Mmin6eIigbeo hi
EN- nteget bebre 5oritaaeIie al Rpb=
n%enoigbeoen al at biRlpe famt a, at
Neben % Grangen ! Slesbig CT me-
get terre, eno man for tnf1fht iig. .
Der bentes, at Ser / Chicago DiI
'blipe giorf ct itprt Arbeioe for So
gen, iaalebes afbolotes ser ben AZ.
7bs. ct tort Meoe ! BaIballa, bpor.
.oer bites en- niaobanlig flor Snter
.esfe for ben gt,oeripHe Sag. Nleu
lite olerle CHICAGO, men ogiao pnn.
l1taltgea1l6re 4loOier aItoper Il
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AfBtpnlningfn.


Observation-Disclosures 9ifaab 4aris
orsfteoe iioite llge Ell 8lo11 ubar-
sbejoet ai Sc olliereoe MiIitarmpnoig
Deocr for at boIoe Drben i SlesDil
.eiter Gpifernes Mpm,ing al BET 9m
raaoe. 9lanen gaar llo paa at bru
se en61aaoeitprfe itationeret | Glens
borg % beitaaenoe at amerifanife
erlgellfe % frantic 5fibe, Jlere ST.
,funteribatatl1oner bill blipe benptte4
ION 8olitiitprfe.
5enere mebbeltes Set, at ell bri5
|tilf M6nliral, Ser enomt life CT Ito.
|neps1t, piI fo11nna1loere oeu alliereol
|6laobe, meo en- lille 2anbgangsltDr-
|fe, Der life olel1e bill opretbolbe Or
ben, men tillige lttrer &et % Netfnr
I6tgbeo UNDER ocn 6olfeofitenning.
Der fal afajpre, bDprlneget al Giles
big }fal gjenforeles me6 Danmarf
og bpnrn1eget Der bill forblioe UNDER
|tpif Serrebpmme.
DnIfet ON at faa Ell lanoan Mili.
tarltprfe itationeret / Slespig nnoer
Mftemningen bleo oprinoelig ~fre1niat
fra 9alr1arfs 6ibe. Sd mar MI
bets 9nlfe etterfommes, bi1er set
igien, at Be Mlliere0e nnlten / alle
lSpprgsmaal rettcr fig efter Don-
marfs Senltillinger. Naor settle er
|3ilfaloet, ifpfoeS BET itifffert pnient:
Zig ben Mimeligbeo, iom prcrgc.. oil.
Senitillinger11e, Der CT formet pao
|@rlm6lag al S~elpbeitemmeliesprtnei
pet. 81 ielp ont l1ogen ip1tes, al
|Danmarf uobiier for megen 9eife.
Oenbeb, bill, oetpiie fig / De fonnnen-
ibe 9ibcr, at oct Cor Daret goo, Iu1li
Iog %rettp11fer6e 8olitif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Nuttn ny 8rrmttb.

S set oonife Gihsifrift "3ilif,eren"
Ifor Mpril bar-Hrofesior @eoragron
bes ffrebet Ell MrtifeI om ge11tib %
(5remtio, Der, 1igelom meget of Set,
ban Tar lfrebct ! oe iib1te Mar, ec
pr9get al flor Bitterbe6.
Get sbeb6er 81. a. / Mrtiflen:
Otter at bape pbelagt fig ielp bar
europa III oemt Zig ielb. Soren for
Ignropo er fife militpr. Sen er IN
bnitriel % laber fig, Iaapibt ieg fan
ie, 11mltligt afpence. Garen fommer
fra 3iten 6els fra Sapal1, 6els, men
il lar1gt bpjere @rao, fra @i11a. sr1z
ibuitrielt bil bet TIN oltfor mart boz.
re lml1ligt at 6eitaa | @%onf1trreree11
imeo set fjerne Often. 8etingelierns
for Ser / aappe1trio CT set at frul=
lie arbcibe ltGrft, itaoigt npiiolnt %
,forlton6igt. Set fan @ineIeme / b6ie.
re @ra6 en6 noget europeiif Solf.
@i11eleren Dur ben ulnaooelige 0ber-
,1egenbeo, at ban tribes amber etbpert
<ma og UNDER etbbert &limn life
blot formerer fig, men logger fig
5ornll1e til.
Den bpi6e Roce bor lpilot fin Ti0
'og fine 4rRfter paa tufin6oariJ Mi=
litarisme, mebens &i1elerne bor be-
ret inouitrielle i ma11ge G11iinb Mar.
&omn1er 4appeltri0en altIoa til at
itaa mel1em e,1ropniife og am1erifan-
fife Mrbeioere, Ser life fon foa 6or=
|neielier foft ia, betragter Sornpjel=
fer Tom oct %e11eite, Ser gjer 2ipet
bGroifulm, % fineiiife Mrbei6ere,
|iom ingen 5ornpjelier bebpper, Iao
ct set une6igt at iige1 bbao Ge{ul
|totet mao blipe. Sfo1 el,ropRiife pg
a1nertta111te Mrbe1Dere, Der ltdD1g
FREEZER bpiere % bpiere 2pn, meoens
De iamti0ig bill arbei6exet ferre pg.
|fprre Nntal elmer on Dage11, til
paa lige @ii1faar at fo1furrere meo
fniteiiife Mrbei6ere, Ser bar Mortl1-
finders in6Jroet Some til ri11ge 2gn
|og lang Nrbeiosttbl iaa bebpper man.
lite at pnre 5poamo1r6 for at for
|noige> / bbao Netni1g Der bill blipe
EltDret.
Set UNDER oelt11e 5pnsbinfel ip-
|nes ben meo iaa lfore Dire og Raoz
Ier tiler6e6ragte @%eroensfrig crt 8e-
gibe11bco al mere u%noeror6net 8etp0z
ni11g % set iaufal6te Solfenes 6or=
|bu1o 11prmei ct gpentDr for 8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
BIannt EannHn1wnn.
.eiot fra 8be arebs' Mgbe ! 3arlier
On Gaitpn. GaI.

Ea4lGl Tt=.4A9
Wfe0et bolbtes fra 2. til 4. M9aj og
Dor beipgt at 5Hrpiter % Heprpien=
eller Giaiter fra De fle!tc al
bore Mentgbeoer / golifornien,
@or @irfes Mrbej6e fremmes peo
'gpot %fameratligt Tor6olo blanotNra-
lterne % Menigbe6er11es 9nlfe ON,
at oct opbpggel1ce og berigenoe | Dor
+arilten0om fonrn1er / &pjipbet peo
bore &rebsmsoer.
MenigDe6erne /. Horlier % Gator,
bapoe Ierget 1er1ig gobt for % baaoe
n1eb @enipn til Dpbolo for Gjalter-
ne % TGllesipisning Treoog % 2pr=
Dog og Ser bar rigtig malt1e til
Fbbert Mp6e.
8rcosmpoet forlpb feitligt % tug.
ae1igt. Meo @enipn til Sorfpn0el=
icn,. 90 bar Ser @lt6stjenelte me6 Ml-
tergnngi @alton ont 5pnoagen, bpo,
Baitor Snb1 % 8aitor Nor6e1tof1
talte. Be6 be andre Wgoer bleb Sci
al Sc to openn9pnte 9relter iolnt IS
S. &eberien, 81. Sen1en % CIR. s(11.
oerien taft ODER Sc forifiellige Seq
oen treoie Erosortifel, % Disfl1s.
iiol1selmrer ON "Nrnitens 6orberc.
6elIe til Brnoifcr" og "5gnoagenS
rette 8rug" blep bebanblet.
Torretningsm6oet optog FIN 1i61
|9i6. Mr. $. Mogenien fra !gaitn,i
blep polet til are61cns @epraientan!
|peo bort airfeioE: Mqrsmp6c
Des Moinesr Sc. / SUM-, og bpel
Menigbe0 bill lua in0iam1e ct fripil,
liat 8i6rag til buns &eiienogifter.
4re6stbrelfen beltoor. al en- 6or.
mauO, en- Npitformano eller 5efre-
ter pg en- &aslercr. Sen pp1gcs for
ct Mar as @a1tge,l, OF 0en1te Sang
falot @alget paa 8rp1terne 81. Sen.
icn, Sali1as og g. $. &e0er1en,
Narlier. &asierer Mr. S. g. Sob1=
len Sos Nngeles bleb gienoolet.
Mp1et. 1on1 heGfnntp mn ,sSrp6n.
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Irebsmpbet.
(5orti. fra SIDE ~.
2itrias Delegation a%nfpm,nen.

Titrigs Delegation anfommem.
Sc pltriglfe Geleaefe6e til Srebs=
fonferencen CT m1fonmc til ct. Ger
man, % 0isle % 6e Nlliere0c bar
lioDefs1et 6eres areoitiber.
9e pItriglfe De1cgere0e fol / Moo-
Irtning til ben tbife Delegation ION
frn bar ct beItemt 0mroooe at be-
'bnge Jig paa, ipaiere frit on ! ct.
Germon-@l-2aps @a0er % Barter,
oq Sc np6er / pioeite Maal beres Sri
beo. Sc Delegereoc u6tolte, at be
iatte megen 8ris bad BEN Miobag,
iom 6leb Ierpere; for Dem beb Mn-
fomiten 9ns6ag Ben 14be Moi. De
tar iur1ig tilfreSs me6 8i11el1 o.
aaffen.
Rltrigerne bar. i11gen benlige SPIEL
Ter operfor ben tDife Delegation
rg bar or1tp6et, at sc life pnlfer al
aaa me0 poo ben tpIfe. M11mooning
ON ell fp11es &c4tference.
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rifa1lere1 lo1n life tan tale 2al0etS
Sprog. Nf~ poelGg1e 9resfen / trent
lteoe Sprog croet lalnme Tom at af-
lfjere oislc Mcnueifer fra 8erpri1g
mcb BET amerifanife Sip. 8resien !
Sc: iremmeoc 5prog maa oerfor peo=
Ripe, inotil set engelife Sprog er
lnrt.
llnber oenne Goerganesperiooe er
TrcmmeO1progs Gresiers 0pgdpe
flar oy ltlnpel. Sen maa 1ntoerbiie
i ben ln,16e Mmcrifanismes Gnoage-
lium. 9et forlanqes lite, at 4jer-
ligbe0en % %SSntereslen for Mooer=
lanoene it'll opbbre; Set Der f%orlan-
ges er, at Mmerifa ifal fom1ne fprit
i 9ierte og 5onffe, at Mmerifu olenc
ifal bites 2opalitet og groifabspligt.
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EEE&FEENEENrH
.er Der nebIat baroiee &omiteer, Der
sDil birfe for oerlle aoIe saJ, % Get
.er at baabe, at Der life noget Steo
] be JoreneOe Staters finoes 9anife,
#Iom iffe fpler, at Der CT ell Sac, pi
|alle i1laa bore nleo ill.,
Sag 6erfor alporligt fat % foo
balgt Romiteer, Der bill gipre r,oget,
% let Dem i 5orbiuoelie meo 50
'eofontoret: 1859 So. Nortb Mpe.
bicago, Sll, augaaen6e Erpfiager,
! ,toitteringsbeaer Nleoge Cards oip.
Men S~opeoiagen er, at 81 alls
TT mebl
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9aniferate og oanifauItirlip beropre.
6or ct bjplpe tt at eipe gogen benz
nc forsgeoe l%loDreoelfe bar gisntaet
6. 6asmusien COMPANY, 1902 g.
5onrtb 5treet, Miuneapolis, opertd-
set belle Meitoplaget og bar iamtibig
9riien fra $1.O0 til 65c pr.
Gfsply portofrit tilienot. Dette Reit-
oplag er life ret fort, % on 193ro-
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lfploe fig meo at i11oIenoe oeres Or.
#ore for oe1ne lialone % ~interesiant.
Bog, mebens ben e1lomu CT at foo.