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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
Remedy in Michigan

Mrs. A. II. Han, Gaseville, Mich,
says, q wish to thank you for your
grand good medicine. Chamberlain'e
Collie and Darrhoe Remedy We are
never without it in the house, and
am sure it saved our baby's life this
summer"
Mrs. Mary Darlington, Caseyille.
Mich, says, 81 have used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
.cr years and it has always given
prompt relief" d&w adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
A CORRECTION

Billy Mills is charged with per
hitting his chickens to run at large
on the premises Of w NJ. Shelby
in complaint recently filed in police
court Mr.. Shelby is the complain
ant The statement in Thursdays is
sue Of the Express stating that Mr.
Mills was the complainant and Mr.
Shelby We defendant was erroneous.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19

Elmo the Mighty, its a thriller
Kozy today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
JANlToRS PAY HIGHER
THAN THE PROFESSORS
By United Press.

By United Press.
New York, Sept 19-College pro
fessors are worse paid than janitors
and scrubwomen in the same institu-
tions, charges Gardner B. Perry of
Albany, Harvard graduate who is
chairman of the Eastern New York
endowment University The univer-
sity wants $11,OO0,OO0.
SO long as the janitors of our
collebe halls and the scrubwomen of
the Libraries get larger salaries than
professors, just so long shall we be
in danger of seeing our universities
become second rate schools of ad-
vanced education" he said.
The remedy for this condition is
not lowering the pay of the janitors
and scrubwomen, but raising those
of orr Teachers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
Alex Man is Held
to District Court
on Charge Assault

rem Chitwood, young Alex farmer,
was bound over to await the action
OF the district court following his
preliminary hearing yesterday after
noon ON a charge of assault with in.
tent to kill Elmar Gray was re-
leased on a similar charge.
The cases are the outgrowth Of a
shooting scrape of several days ago,
near Chitwood's farm in the Alex
community
The preliminary examination was
conducted in Justice T.. P Moore's
court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19

Mutt and jeff cartoon comedy
Kozy today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19

Can you tame wild women? See
how Mutt and jeff does it at the
Kozy today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19

Tom Mix at the Kozy today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
NorlcE

Bids will be received up and until
I o'clock, September 26th, 1919, by
r. W. Lively, Tabler II. T.. d. No. l.,
for an addition 26x30 to a frame
school house. Plans to be had from
Mr. Lively The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
161ot r. w LIVELY, Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
Wallace Back to University

Wallace Back to University
Alvin b. Wallace has resigned his
position as bookkeeper with the First
National bank of this city where he
has been employed the past two
years. Mr.. Wallace leaves today for
the University of Nebraska where he
has one year before completing his
course in the study Of law. Mrs.
Wallace, who holds a position as
stenographer for the Chickasha Cot
ton Oil company will remain in
ChicISasha while her husband is away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
Observation-Disclosures
Short Stories
of the TO1U71
IIITTTTNTIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIlI|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
wilson Here Today

Robert II Wilson. state superin.
tendent of public instruction, is in
the city today. He viii talk this
afternoon to tile fifty teachers who
have been taking the Holden agri-
cultural course here. For three years
Mr., Wilson was principal of ward
school here and previous to his being
elected state superintendent was
county superintendent Of Grady coun
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
Go to kenper

90 70 kemper
Five Chickasha boys Miles Mays,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mays;
Johnnie Wootten, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. X. Wootten; Marsden Austin
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Austin;
Victor Wolverton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J, P, Wolyerton and George Liver
more, son of Dr. and Mrs w IL.
Liyermore, have gone to Bonneville,
Mo-, where they will attend the KEN
per Military academy this fall and
winter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
UerSOnal
4 Mention

The Ford Weekly, one reel edu-
cational feature at the sugg tonight
~ ~ :
Mr. and Mrs. VIM b. Healey and
son, William, have returned from a
three weeks visit in Kansas City
Chicago and Creston, oowa
Marinello Beauty Shop, 31Ol-2
Chickasha avenue. Phone 1921. l9-4t
Topics Of the Day" the little fea-
ture they're all talking about Sugg
tonight
Mrs A. G. McKain returned to her
home in Cement this morning after
visit Of several days with friends
here.
300 ladies' and childrens Fall and
Winter hats on sale Friday and Sat
urday Walk up stairs, save $500.
Nesbitts Style Shop. 17-St
Wilbur Rice, of Cordell is in the
City visiting his brother, George f.
Rice, head of the Dixie store shoe
department.
See who gets the prizes-Armory
tonight It'll
Mrs. Mahoney has pattern hats
arriving twice week at the Bon
Ton Millinery. 19-2tl
300 ladies' and child ems Fall and
Winter hats on sale Friday and Sat.
urday. Walk up stairs, save $500. |
Ncsbitts Style Shop. 17-3t
William Desmond with "In White
Washed walls" a Robertson-C Cole fea-
ture. Sugg tomorrow.
The first show at the Sugg tonight
.nama 0''' '''' - 80 : W. iu'i
ta,,an. '''0
49,
Go D., ,roc'...,,. 60
.,.a,,t
Outlines,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19

Paul Arnold formerly connected
with the firm of Terrell Brothers
here, but now a merchant of Ranger,
Texas, is spending several days with
his family in this city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19

Leo T. Horton. who represented
the local teamsters union at the an
nual convention of the State Fedora.
tion of Labor, which closed yester.
day in sapulpa, has returned to
Chickasha.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
RED CROSS OFFICER
BACK FROM FRANCE
Major Hallowell To Be
Stationed at
Bayard

Major I. n. d. Haiioweil. Who has
been In charge OF the pcrsl mel OF
the Red Croes an France for II
months and In supervision OF the hos
pitnl at Beau Desert. was In the city
yesterday on his way TO Fort Bayard
where he Will take charge OF the Red
Cross activities. Major Halioweli was
formerly with the Red Cross at DEM
ing. and went overseas a year ago in
October.
Al Beau Desert. Major Hailowell
had $50 Red Cross nurses under him.
there were 10000 mon IN the hospital.
and some $50 women canfoen workers.
with about 40 men. Among the ng0st
faithful workers were the wealthy
women who were paying all their own
expenses. and donating large sums OF
money as well as an their own time 10
the Red Cross. AIRS. w. X. Vanderbilt
was one OF these who served tirelessly,
without missing a day for over a year.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was 80 well liked In
the wards that one chap said to her
when he found she lived In New York.
SAY. I'm going to drop In an see
you whea ! pass through the little old
town. What Is your name and ad-
dress ?"
My name Il Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt.
and live" giving her address.
"Aw, now quit ser kiddin' " said the
Paris has never been gayer," said
Major Hallowell, who having made
he trip to Europe some rs times h
well acquainted with that city. Jus,
before the armistice I went to Paris.
hoping TO get a square meal. and |
was served at the restaurant with a
hunk OF dry bread. and a piece Of
meat. When ! returned there last.
what n change. Never was Paris
more Partisan, nor wickeder. Plcas-
ure. feasting, luxury and extravaganza
on every hand. and yet outside Is still
the greatest suffering and misery In
the devastated districts"
The war Is over. hui the effects Of
Il are not, and he men who are con
valesclng look to the Red Cross as a
veritable savior ana haveI.
The Fort hayard Red Cross Will not
ne closed down "a has been rumored.
In fact, Major Hallowell says that
there II great need there and will be
for some time. The major. who was
assigned there because he needed a
rest expects 70 return to Europe with
a. European commission. ia the
spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
Union
Makes Quick Payment

Records for prompt payment Of
life Insurance will have 10 move
quickly to keep up with that cstah-
llshcd by the Internatlonnl' Typo
graphical Union I'm settling tho in
surauco claim upon the life OF the
late Harley H. Wolfe, whose death
occurred on December LIST. Notice
Of the claim was given by Frank II.
Lowe, secretary OF tho Albuquerque
local ON December end. To-day M.
lowe received "a check for 10000,
the fun amount OF tho death benefit
claimed, tn favor OF Mrs. May J..
Wolfe. Six days elapsed between the
mailing OF the claim and receipt Of
the check.
Inc record In this case Is not I'M
usual a. ALL" aid Mr.. Lowe today.
II b. the rule 10 receive settlement Of
these claims 10y return mall
" -
Petitions for divorces were nlcd IN
he district court todfy by A. L.. Tav-
Tor against Avelene Taylor, charging
cruel and inhumna treatment and by
Juan H. Quintnna against Edilia T..
Quintana, charging abandonment.
An ordinary soap bubble ~ said
TO be only one fiye-millionth Of an
inch thick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
Mortuary

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. services for
Mrs. J. T.. McKechnie. who died
Thursday, were held yesterday after
loon At 2:30 O'Clock from G. T.
French's chapel, the Rev. Hugh 4.
Cooper officiating. Burial was in
.'airview cemetery.
NIETO-The funeral Of Mrs. Flo
memo :. Nieto was held yesterday at
terno0n at 2 o'clock. Burigi was In
santa Barbara cemetery. Fred CrOl-
lott was IN charge.
SANCHEZ-Delnno Sanchez. rs
years, died Saturday morning, rs miles
from the city while on his way 10 his
sheep camp. He is survived by "A wife
and one child, Fred Crollott has
charge Of the funeral arrangements.
SOTO-Trinidad soto died Saturday
NJ his home al i2l5 John street from
pneumonia lie came here a few days
ago from ~ Paso, Funeral services
O'Clock from tho family residence.
Burial will be In San Jose cemetery.
Fred Croliott is In charge.
HAKRDLD-Mrs Jane Harold, 70
years old. died last night AT the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Edith MacDon-
aid, 1919 North Second street. She
came hero eight years from Ridge
Farm, il. Besides her daughter she
II survived by three sons who live in
Illinois. The body is at fronch's I'M
dertaking parlors.
CATHERINE. Marie carter. -
years old, died at her home In the
highlands this morning. She came
here three years < from Tacoma,
Wash, where sha leaves 70 brother and
one sister. \ brother and her father
are In Sweden. The body is at
French's awaiting instructions from
her brothers.
ERDELMEYER-Frank W Erdyl-
meyer g. years old. died az his apart
ments today. lie was "a druggist from
Indianapolis. Ind. His wife was with
him AZ death aud will take he body
Jack 10 indianapolis for burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

An ordinary soap bubble is said
to be only one nye-millionth OF an
inch thick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

saddle HORSES Tor rteaI Ben',
Livery. Phone a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

Nhltnan's candy T. always fresh.
New Mexico Cigar Co. sole agents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
Blannt EannBn1wnn.
Stpr 8rooerfamfnnbsfeit

Ma1toag ben 7oe Suli Dil ale Sc
oanife observation-disclosures / 5po
Dafota afboloe en- flor Tellesfeit el-
Ter "8icnic" i 5mttb Narf, ber er
beligaenoe to Mil 8elt og 2 Mil
Noro for gbeiter, e. 9. Mlle ban-
lie Mnno og 0eres 6amilier er int
piteret til Teiteu. 61ere Ealere Ell
inbbu6te, 81. a. bore to ~belfien6te
2alosme1b 9pertiIli6smanb CTR.
Mielicn, Minneopolis, og Son. SSa=
mes 9olm, 8ierre, g. 9af. Sch
Soften bill Ser n6erlig blipe &oncert,
Cams og o1l6re Sorlpltelier, ligeiom
Reltagerne bill babe 2eiligbe6 til at
taae fig eli @otl1r paa @pen, bo6e oe
fife belle Dage,t pg iogar Natten
me61 ON Sc maotte pnife set, flyer
Seiffomiteen. &imeligpis oil en-
Sci oglaa forblipe / Gbeiter ON
3irS6ager, og lt6ltgterne er for en-
to Cages Set. Set forDentes, at
8rooeri amfun6sloger !, set oe{tlige
Minneiota bill tage Del / 6eaeii1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
Siem til 9anmarf.

gn De1 9anf bill /
CONNER oflagee 6eres gam1le Beoe-
@lan6 ct @eibg: Mf Sc mango, Ser
rei(er blem, e1ten for at b1ipe eller
blot beo @ejiommertio at beiGee
9nnmnrf, fan ri income: &aitor $.
Sober, &artforo, Conn, afreiier 26.
SUM fra Nen Oorf. 8. Suli refer
Nait. Gbr. Mn6erfen og 6amilie fra
Nifob, Mtnn.,. og 8oitor $. Sanfen
og 6amile fra @ertb MmboD. &oft.
@o1it 5re6sbille, Sa., er for Gi6en
paa Ell DanmarfSreiie; ban benter
at bore tilbage / 2ebet al Ell 2 a 3
Waane0er. &aitor sc. Meller, Da=
1ebatg, 9eras, bar opiagt fin @jer-
ming for Menigbe6en Ser og agter
ligele6es at reiie til 9onmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
@bla6e1pbia, ga.

On ftgrre Soriamling fra ollie Sc
fire nor6iffe Matiorer bap6e famret
Zig / 2dr6ags paa ct. Somes Strife
goarb for at bn6re @1in6et al ofog6e
&aptain M1fre6 @rtcfien @etretpr
[af amer. -sco11. Societp, be6 Mfre,
|ringer al ct mutt Monument. @on-
bitor @ngl1tn6, Sonolage Motb, Sssn-
gerisrerne S~goeritrm og Solm-
itranb foreito6 Mrrattgernentet. Ser
bar Saler al ST.. phil. 81. sc,
Sobnfon og 9iitriet Mttornep
Scbmi6t, Sang gnf @leeflubben %
2pren fra Seem Sort. 8lan6t norffe
8ibrngsbbere 1nao incomes @oni1tl
Moe, @ntrepre1tgr SIS. gbriltenien,
Mpotefer @l,lobrat16ie11, @rofesior
.Scbanfe, &igbmlan6 @orlsru6. De1
belle bar ct mutt Min6e, baroia Ell
ifanoinabiff 2e6er. Sarn11en.
4. ZE EA- -lEM LE3El Ea2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
1t.s. @atomubiler ilaar an / 9an.
mari, 9e ntanse farlise fin
senbe Mine / Mor6Isem.

Seem Sort, 81. S,111i. Nlmerifan-
ife- Mutomobtler .bar bu116et ltqrft
lISo6fpite / Danmorf, mebens Sc euz
ropGtife 2a16e bab6e traplt me6 at
|befnn1pe bbernn6re. og 1om 6elge
oeraf. 5tons11ing at M,to1nobilfa-
brifationen. Sg Iaa goot ipnes 9an-
marfs Sn6bpggere ON oem, at Sc
neiten er bleben EN- Meopenoigbe0.
arel :@en1ler % 8. 8ecf of Dan-
mort, iom nplig bar beret paa &c.
|16g | Mmerifa, iag6e, at fort6 for
|&rigen bar 6en amerifanife Muto-
mobil meget li6t fje,1ot i Danmarf.
Mr. Semler oplpite en6pi6ere, at
|fgr arigen bar Sen. itprite Sci al
E%automobilerne / Donmarf al euro
|peif 6abrifat, ierIig tpif,. men Der
letter pil6e tDife Mltton1obiIer fonnne
/ l1g11nft.
"Bi bar alti6 bpret misforngiet
11teo SD1ferne. 9e tog @Iespig-
Soften fra os i 1854. 81 boober
SreoSfonferencet1 bill rette 6enne
nret: Sen be6baren6e @enfninq
at bore Sfibe bar forget Sorbitrel-
ier.
9elb ON hi bar en- 8efoIfninq pua
fnap 3 Millioner, bol6t, hi UNDER
&rigen en- Scr paa 100000 Man6
for at bebare Dor Mel1tralitet. Sc
f%lpoenoe Miner, iom Epiferne lag6e
1ao / &orofee1r, CT en6nu en- 6ore for
bore Sfibe. 8aa ani1 @eiic oper
maatte hi faite Mnfer Sc fgrte tire
N9tter for at nn6gaa 6en1e Iare.
Gn Sag talte ieg tire Miner / 2pbet
|af Is Minuter."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
galenbe Sal.

"Danif ED. Iutb, @irfeb1ao" meo-
6eles fdgen6e, Ser bel Tan tages iom
ct talenoe 8toncsbpro, felp ON Der
lite br11geS mango Sr6 ON, at Ser
tnbe1 for bette @irfelamftn6 CT en-
btrtig 8efit BORT fra set 6onife og
ober til BET engelife: S set forl6bne
@egni fabsaar Dor bore 8labe (me6
ltn6tagel1e al "Gagbbe 2ittle 211tberon"
% Our 2utberan Do,ttb") gibet
%l1n6erifl1o. g. Iutb. @rfebla6"
bar &arets Sob bobt Ell EiIgme
46 ny &oloere, nDaniferea1" bar
.tabt AL 6ol6ere, Our 21ttberan
@ortb" bar p11t6et 724 Mbonnenter
"8prnebla6et" bar tabt $40 %
"asbe 2ittfe 21ltberon" b1ln6et 1871
MI &ol6ere.
AE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
Nnuanhrtngpn.
100000 l~tblGnbinse, mebbrinae,,
Sc fire gillioner 9ollars, bill
maaife fo1labe Mmcrifa.

Malbington, 18be SS1rni. Minoit
100000 l161anoinge, nleobrin-
gen0e naiten fire Billio1,er Collars,
fan f%orbentes at billie forlabe oeBor-
eneoe 5tater paa @runb al Sc for
an6reoc e,,ropeiife SorboI6, ifp1ge
l1btalelier al gfbelbert Stemart al
Mrbei6erminiiteriet, 5om bar 1t1toer-
1pgt 8ltens og Mi6beftens inouitri-
ellie Centre. Bermiplpanias &11lmi-
tier og 5taalbper bill li6e itgrit Sab,
tilfbiebe Scr. Stemart, iom bar To-
retaget en- neie l1nberiggelle al ST
t1atiouen / 5tatens forifiellige
@gne.
!" @n meget f%onierbatip 8eregniug, I"
paaifob Stepart. "af Mntallet, fom
bill rejie tilbage, anilaar leg til l.
100000, % bette er foru6em Sen al
minoelige l16ban6ring al l16len6in=
&c. Scr er noget ner 100000; Sc
fle1te Stalienere, Tom er fommen til
bore &piter bpert Soraar, arbeicer
.in6til @teraaret og refer lou til
.bage til Stalien.. 9enne l1oDan-
oringsgruppe er lite ifommen i ~
.tragtning / min l1nberidgelie.
Ooermere, % 6sie l1olpnoinae
iffc bar b9ret iltaltb til at Ie,t6e
&enge biem / fire adr, er Sc for
Stgrite6elen foripnet meo rigelige
8eboloninger. De, ser foreitoo I'm
oerlegelierne, anilaar, at set gie1z
neminitlige 8elpb, bper al benz bill
meotage, CT omfring So, 600. 81
.reftpren for l1noeriggelies- og ST.
Observation-Disclosures nto6tager oaglia
4ornml1nifationer fra forffjellige
9laoe, trpft paa f1en1meo @prog,
tilbpoenoe at giere alt, bbno Sc for
1naar til at mooarbei6e oe,1 tiIboqe=
benoen6e @tr6m al 1t6enlono1fe Sit:
.bei6ere."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27

@prog. Ser finoes 1875 Millioner
Menneifer / Ger0en, for bbem bette
5prog er Mo6ersmaalet, og EFT nte=
get flor Sci al 8efolfningen /
N%enniplpania Geltaar al Soft. al
germonif 8Drb. gnten III fommer
til at lebe / 6rco me6 Sc tpiftalen6e
Mationer / europa, eller hi ifal MO
Sc 6em NOT Ell Gang i@trio, bliper
set altio til Sorbel at fie,t6e 6eres
Sprog. Sg ONT hi ifal 6ribe &dnoel
Mes bem eller 1laas meo Dem, iaa
bill altio @ienoifab til ocres: @prog
bore % til lite ringc 6or6el."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
9sbsfaIb.

Wteoltifter al 9ellfabet Sc 6anife
8anbenbrd6rc Sens 3eter 2na6berg,
@cit Sopen, Gol1n., 6sbe @enoag 5;
Is. Slt,i i cit MGoer al SO Mar. Mf-
odoe bar fe6t / &ibe og 6eltog Sri
gen 1854; bm toges til 8ange al
E%rel1Siernc % las / &rigsfengilet /
Spanoolt. Otter Nreoen 1,opan6rc-
De BON til Nmerifa og boiotte fig /
Brooflpn. Sa1 bar Ell fiel6en opg=
tig 9eforatio1tsmoler og orbejbe0e
pe6 lit Sag til fort fpr fir 500. s
Maret 1875 ittfte6e ban / @omarbci-
oe mes on6re ,oonife 8etera1er Gel
Sc 6al11fe 8aobenbrg6re. Set
te bar oct ferlte 6onite @elffb i
Seem Oorf. 8pr faa Star til6age
'rente 2in6berg til @eit@oben, Conn.
8earobeli en foregif 18oe Sss11ni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
Bornnftise Orb i @prosipprss-
,ttaalet.

Otter "Musnitana" meobeler
Dnnfferen" fblgen6e: "@ubern1r
5proul i 8enniDloania tilfien6egab
ben 3bie 81, at ban nagte6e at
Haofafte oen Notwithstanding
.5Jorbl,6 MOB l1%n6erbisning / set tD<
He Sprog / Statens offentIige @fo-
Ter, bbilff 6orb116 be6toges al Sc
natet me6 43 Stentmer MOB 8 %
at Msiemblp me6 $50 MOB Z. GU
ber1bren motiberer tit StanopmH
Spgrgsmaalt meb feIgen6e for
nuffige Orb: "S5fiert leg lite tpib-
Ter ON, at Sc Motiber, Ser foramle-
.nigeoe Sornagets @ebtagel{e af Sen
1obg. S%oriamlirg, bnr: j bei @ra6
pntriottlfe, og Senfigten me6 2ope1i
Dor ! ollie Senieenoer goo, tror leg
BOG lite at @eiultntet Of bette Sor-
bblt6, ON set bleb Sob, piloe gabne
Solicit. SttteHteos @ennfplpanias
pffentlige SfoIer forores Set, at t1o-
gen ffm ft116ere BET tpffe Sprog,
men set e pdIgfH. Sbilte bore
gelelfer e11o e. mob bore SLENDER /
europa, bbilfe, tnffet bore bore III
Hereoeo % %, III er beleiret, ao fan
Ser lite for1u,e noget goot Of at for
bDoe bore n11ge Msono og 4pir1oer
at giere fig fortrolige nteo Oct BITE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
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81 bar moofaget fSlge1toe fra
Chicago, oateret 21oe sunni, 1om hi
Iaoer gaa pioere til pore 2e(ere meo
per barmelte Mnbefaling. Ser er en-
Gag, bborom ollie 9anite / Mmertfa
burbe hnne iamles:
Get tegner 9o6t meo S%nolanlin-
gen til !" Sen ien0eripife 6ono", %
r,aar alle altoper / bette itore, rige
2on6 biloe. gitre 1eres Rft9t oa
laoe set bore boabe cit 9ierteiag o9
Ell g@resiag at gipre lit .beoite for at
naaMoalet, laa :pt1 o9 fan set naas.
Seen mar maa life ilad fig til SO
meo: "g}a1 er ser. nqf ii at nofsre
Mrbeioet, iaa leg bebeoer life at p9<
re meb. Seq for .oesltoen. nof at
gigre meo a11ore Gingl" @ei oct er
en- abfolut M%ppen0iobeb, at netop
ollie er., me6 og at a1le bar 6oritaa-
ellen af, at for oenne Sag mao alle
tage fat.
@i gnifer 10 6og life at ltaa i ct
fa1if 2Ds ligeoberfor bore. Se1tre og
g8r9ore / 5Iesbig, Ri 6nifer 10 netop
at BITE Dem, at hi bar Siertet paa
rette @teo og life bo51oer % ttlbage,
noor oct giel6er ON at bi91pe I'M
oer faa tpi11ge1t6e Omltpnoigbeoer.
Set lille Donmorf bar a1lerebe
iuoIamlet oper fire Mi1lioner &ro=
nerl Gful6e hi berobre itaq hlbage2
gu ers9et, at &ielpen hltrangesl
Mlbrig mere bill hi b1iue opfor6ret
&c at bielpe @enoeriDoerne;; lob os
berfor: bite DEM, at hi fife alene alle
ct meb, men at Ri er glade ober at
bore meb; og lab % lao gipe ct laa
fort 8el6b, iom Ri ipnes Ri Tan
11n6pere, iao at hi, naar Sn6iamlin-
gen er en6t, alle fan ftge:: Seq bar
ogiaa meo, 6a set gia1M ON at biel=
pc 5gn6erjp6ernel"
Som ct mutt og fplgep9roigt
Gfsempel paa, bbd6 Ser fan op1toas,
nuar Der drbeioes: ioen rette Nano,
ifal nebnes, at hi fra en- lille &re6s
al Danife / Dannepang,3eras MOB
tog 6en in,uffe CUNT al $457, %
5orman6en for @omiteen frep me6
9ftette:: "&bis Sc oltoberslmerifa gab
/ Gorbol6 til bpa6 por title &reos
bar gibet, bi16e sen. balne Million
let fnnne Mas"
Glen MI lite, t1aar 9e le1er 6et<
te, at bpis Ser life er lat ct Mrbei6e
i Gong i Deres &reos, 90 ieln at
tage fat og benben6e Sem til: Slime
rifas @entra1fomite for "9en 1pn=
6eripife 6on6", 1859 Nortb Mbenl1e,
Chicago
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-27
1getienoelien"

er Gitlen paa Dor ,.l1pe &oma11, Be.
er ~panoenoe Tom ale Senrp Gre
.billes @omaner. Derfor anbefaler
|ti bore 2aiere, ierlig 2aierinoertre,
at felae meo fra 8egpn6elien. Sor-
tel liaelebes Ceres Ben11er ON Sen
M Moma.1. Derbeo ifaffer De mao
fife os en- M Mbonnel1t.