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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

At a. B. HAWKINS 3 cakes OF
Palm Olive soap for only % cents.
Hon. Pat Henry is visiting at St.
Louis this week.
We can show you fall dresses.-TEe
Leader.
Howard Bins visited Dermott
Thursday.
TRY-3 Cakes Of Palm Olive
Soap for % eents-A. B. Hanlins.
DR.. Horatio Wells was Dermott
visitor Thursday.
GET the Soap that is soap at-A.
b. Hankins Cakes for % cents.
Mrs. E. E. Higgason and daughter,
Miss Lii, left Monday for St. Louis,
Mo for a short visit.
Mrs. B. A. Hess of Dermott after A
short visit to relatives in this city left
for her home yesterday.
Dandy Line Of Children Ginghams
dresses suitable for school wear this
week S3.75 at. B. Dishongh.
Mr.. Bonnie Marks of Winchester
spent the week END with relatives IN
this city.
Mr.. w. F. Cambell of Hamburg is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. o.
Cooper, Jr.
Expert casing and inner Tube Vul-
canizing. Prompt service Included
Hardy & White.
Mr.. Brice Hunter of Dermott spent
short time with relatives here this
week.
Judge H. W. Wells visited Baxter
yesterday in the interest of good
roads.
Mr.. C. l.. Smith of Little Rock, was
business visitor to Monticello this
week.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
holds public service Sunday at II A.
M. Wednesday at ?. NJ.
Get your syrup pals early. We
! have plenty of them in stock.-A. b.
Hankins.
Call and see our new line of
Stets0n Hats.-McClOy & Trot-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Crook of NJ
Gehee visited relatives in this city
Monday.
Mrs. Willie Lambert left Friday for
few days visit with her son, Mr..
Perry Lambert of Warren.
Get Package of Salvet for
your stock at.-FlSH DRUG
co.
Miss Grace Dilday returned yester
day from visit to relatives at Memp-
his and st. Louis
Miss Mary Styron has rtulned to
her home in this city after an extend
ed visit to friends at Fordyce
Get your syrup pals early. We
have plenty of them in stock.-A. B.
Hawkins.
Mr.. w. S. Andersen and Mr.. Boyet
Clark of Wilmar were Monticello
visitors this week.
Mrs. T. Ballard OF Tillar is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. D. p. Graf 2
of this city.
New Stock of picture frames.
just arrived; ovals in all sizes
PhOtO-Art Studio.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29
LecaI.1d PersonaI:'

|.s4e $eeeaaNs seS4e@see1eee
"a y Sve9 S,>2x,1 VSeS AS%$
Sec the new skirts at-The Leader.
The favorite Soap 3 Cakes for 20
dts at-A. L. Hankins.
NJ. J. r. Yount was a Dermot1
SIt0r Wednesday.
NJ. J. O. Berryman of this city
Visiting relatives at Dermott.
Etetson Hats-Ruy them while
Nv last.-McCloy & Trotter.
Giss Lois Mauney of Lake Village
Visiting friends here this week.
IRIS. N. d. Gotham ad children
{ returned from Parnell Springs.
tffins and Baskets at-Owen-JOl-
Hardware Company.
! [r. P. F. Clever of Little Rock was
onticello visitor this week.
+ (rs. F. L. Duckworth and childrn
yisiting relatives at Pine Bluff.
bffins and Baskets at-Owen-Jol-
Hardware Company.
liss Fay Matthews left yesterday
a short visit at New Orleans.
fs. Birdie Gabbert has returned
% visit to Dermott.
ain Olive Soap, 3 cakes for 30
Qts at-A. B. Hankins.
III. J. A. Crick is visiting relatives
Warren.
lis Virginia Slemons visited
1mds at Defmott this week.
6ffins and Baskets at-Owen-Jol-
yhardware Company.
~. Jack Curry visited Homer, La.
M week.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29
MIR. Jim Riley of McGehee is visit
ng in this city this week
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local appllCa Toms, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness IS caused by in
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustaehian Tube. When this tube Is
innamed you have rumbiing sound I'M
perfect hearing. and when it /, entirely
closed, Deafness IS the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition. hearing
VIII be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which is
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood the mucous surfaces Of the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls catarrh Medicine Cir
culars free All Druggists. 75c.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Q.
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Classified
Column.

700 peach trees on 6 acres of
land in Drew county; made $25-
CO this year. 100 we're > year old
trees; l60 acres Of same kind of
land in same neighborhood for
sale; 80 acres fenced, 30 in cul-
tiyation, two houses. $500
worth CT white oak timber on
place. viii take secondhand
Automobile in part payment. See
K. L. Davis.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Tool arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon for 4
short visit with relatives.
Save your hides for BINNS
BROTHERS. We guarantee the
best prices.
Mr.. c. Met2gar OF Nebraska is
working at the Williamson Farm on
Rogers Hill
Miss Maggie Patton is at St. Louis
this week in the interest of the Drew
County Millinery Co
Just Received a big line of Hand
BAGS and Suit Cases Guaranteed al
Leather Pre- right. B. Dish0ngh
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

Miss Lillian McGriff of Little Rock
after short visit to relatives here
returned to her home Thursday.
Dc not worry about your coat suit,
we will have what you want at the
right price.-The Leader.
Mr. H. H. Hershey of Pine Bluff
visited Mr.. J. B. Benson of this c.tv
this week.
Make your skin feel New, soft and
Cool. Get 3 cakes of Palm Olive for
20 cents at-A. b. Hankins.
Mr. A. Bochardt has reserved the
contrac fos papering and decorating
the new cottages at the State School.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

Watch for FLAVO FLOUR Ads in
Saturday, Evening Post on August,
%, September, 4and 18.-Monticello
Mfg. Company.
Storage Batteries recharged, over
hauled, rental batteries or any other
kind of prompt battery serve &c. Phone
317.-Hardy & White.
hrs. J. w. Phillips, Misses Louise
..;.= Ana tillips and Miss Sarah
Brown left Ties n Cor New YORK
via New Orleiis
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Wingate of
Sedalia, Mo. are visiting Mrs Win
gates parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Ross.
Watch for FLAVO FLOUR Ads in
Saturday, Evening Post on August,
%, September, 4and 1s.-Montieello
Mfg. Company.
Mrs. w. Porter ,cu son. Charles,
Jr., are the guest of Mr.. Porter's
sisters, Mrs. l.. F. Wallace of Little
Rock.
20cent Bingham, good quail
Dave BrOderick's Prosperity
ity. Buy it from.-McCloy &
TrOtter.
Mrs. Daniel w. White who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. J. Trotter of this city left Wednes-
day for her home at Tulsa, Okla.
Miss Vivian Kennedy and Miss Fan
ME Harbison who have been visiting
relatives in th.s city leave this morn
ing for their home at Hamburg.
BUY YOUR MAGNOLIA GASO-
LINE AND MOTOR OILS FROM
FISH DRUG co. ATTRACTIVE
PRICES.
Miss Margie Smith of Camden who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b. Benson returned to her home Sat
ufday moialng.
returned to their home at Lake village
after a short visit to friends in this
city.
We carry a complete line of Phil
adelphia Diamond Grid Storage bat
tat. 10
White.
| Miss Mae Bergman of Dermott
| who has been the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. p. Cruce left for her home
H Tuesday.
\ FISH DRUG CO-Have the
] biggest values in Photographs
J ever offered. See them before
buying. Values $500 to 5000.
g Miss Mary Long of McCool, Miss
;, after short visit at the home j
n DR.. and Mrs. w. b. Black left fol
her home Tuesday afternoon.
n The Cotton CHASING course that ha'
been conducted at the State School b,
o Mr.. J. Knox Wood closed Wednesday
About twenty students received Thu
course.
Mr. Guy Hall Of Greenwood, Miss.
, was the guest of Adrian William
q son this week. Mr.. Halls friends vii
be glad to know that he is maxim,
s good IN the business world. He re
e recently received another promotion
:. with his firm. His headquarters arr
now at New Orleans.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

ONE of the most desirable
homes in Monticello, in perfect
repair and will be sold for less
than house could be built for, a
lot worth $500. Furniture car
pets and curtains worth $4,000.
thrown in absolutely free of
charge. If in the market for a
big bargain.-See or write ]. F.
Barbee.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

FOR SALE-Registered jersey bull
year old-A corking good one and
a bargain for quick sale.-Y. X.
Royal. S-22-3t
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

Geats Suit Cleaned and Pressed
$1.25; Coats, Zoe; Pants. soc; Suits
pressed Soc; Ladies Suits cleaned
and pressed. SIPS. up; Skirsts cleaned
and pressed, Use, an1 up; Dresses
cleaaed and pressed, 75c; and up.
Work delivered when paid fora.
II. Thomasson & Sen At
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29
New Stock of picture frames,
just arrived; Ovals i'm all sizes
Photo-Art Studio.

Shoes and Better Shoes arriving
every day now. One to suit every
need and PURSE. b. Dishongh
Mrs. Earl Wells and son, Earl, Jr.,
have returned from visit to relatives
at Natchez, Miss.
FISH DRUG CO.-Handle
parts for Ford Cars, Tires and
tubes for all Cars.
Mrs. G. w. Cavaness leaves this
morning for a three weeks visit at
Hot Springs.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

LOST OR STRAYED-One bay
horse colt ? years old one white foot;
One two year old iron gray mule
colt. One year old dark horse mule
colt. Notify.-C. S. Roberts, Rye.
Ark. s-22-3t ~
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

good automobile for sale Will
take me4ey, liberty bonds or land
X. +. Hyatt. If
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

FOR sALE-span of good log
mules 75$1.00. also good pair farm
horses $4,000 or will trade for cows
address.-Box, 81 r d. 3. ct
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

For long time loans on improved
farm property, Seer. w. Wilson.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29

Three desirable Drew County
farms for sale cheap.-See or
write j. +. Barbee.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29
NionticeiEonian

FRIDAY. AUGUST %, 1919
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
,;Mmerifa i aris".

gfeooftgr g. g. 5tran6bo1o, @ronb
5orfs, 81. Sat. bar i oisfe Sage
]fulbfgrt en- itgrre Bog, u0merifa
&rig Der er belten1t til at uofon1rt1e
II &jpbenbabn til Soraaret 8oge11
giper el, Sftl6ring 'af De 5orene6e
)5taters Dpergang fra Neutrulitet
til &rigshlftanb og n1eo6eler ] en-
feltbeoer set itore Maffineri, ION
Ib1ep lot ti Sang 6en Dag, oa arigen
|b1eb erfI9ret 111ellem Mnerifa oa
|9pMa11o. Meo en- Mno1pie of Set
@ilionife Sreosprogron1 og be sSore
bnnolinger Der git forl16 for Sen en-
|belige gaabeniti1itano, fbrer 8oge''
op til Sen lite geobelnber 1913 oq
faiter bi{t % ber ct. lille StreiflDs
|inoober Sorbanolingerue paa 3ari:
ierfonference1t, foriaabi6t 6iSIe bi*
refte beofon1t1er be Sor. @toter.
Snnti6ig fe116te .Sr. Stra1lbbolo
ct Mannifript bier1 til fin 5orlpg=
ger til Ell Sortelling, nRighror
}8jsrcf" ser hgele6s bil l.6fontme til
goraaret. De1tne gog bleb ifrebet
for ahMlige 4ar iibel1, men b1eb
|bolbt tilbnge pna @rlu1b al unoer=
tanosfrigel1 % Ben ltrerge geniur
lneo oeraf fplgenoe betp6eltge 6or=
|iinfelier / 0berienoelie al Hoft. 5orz
|fatteren 1ueboeler ifHee iifHee 6el1ne ssSpr=
1fenings esS11obol6, men i11offrenfer
|iig til paa Jorbanb at be1narfe, al
ban baaber, at B1tblifl,m bill ibnes
on1 uMgnor 1taar. set faar 9l11leo:
ming til at itifte 8efjenotfab mes
| be11be.
Set .er fprlte Gong Sen 1t,1ge Sor:
lfattcr poa beln1e Mtaabe bel1pe,1oel
iiig til 6et literere Bubliflln1, mer
pi Tan bog life fige, at ST.. 5trano:
bolb er en- ufie116t Sorfntter, Ser BEL:
Ter til Mab1ifitnls @1tltt;; bon ba,
| 'igiel1nem 1T a1a11geaarige. Opbolb
Mmerifo 1frebet Ell DeI 5n1aofortpl
finger og Diete, 1ieeIon ban Here
Gar bor Mebnft6r of u9eor6lbiet %
for ct 8ar Mar ii6en bar Me6aftg,
LAT v11geb1aoet oe mango al pore
2piere bill e11bnu ert11ore hons bel:
ifrebne artifrer. a3i baaber, 6r
l5tranobol6 maa fan Sl1fces 1ne6 II:
ne to Bigger, oa at BET 1nao blipf
[@pire1 til en- rig 6orfotterbirfiont:
|beb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
Der bar e, Hegjerina, % i,ltet bleb
|tiIftaoet Sc Mepolutio,1Rrc 1"s Deref

|oer bar Ell Regiering, % i1ltet bleb
ltilftaaet oe Mepolu utio,1prc. - Deref:
ter aibes ct 8illsSe af De Sorbolb,
| ION, opfoo, 30 strejfen beopaote.
Sorretningsm @l,ioner. ION
| Sc er, leote efter st lille Sa,I at frpbe
ne6 i en- stnno, i1t6tI leg erflareoc,
| at nlle Solf piloe blibe beifpttet til
|{iolte Man6, ogsoerpua beooer BET;
at ait er otter peb at fomne panz
| ,'lige Sorbolo, Sperpogneae bar gjenz
optaget .aigrilen, lieeion BET fonita=
teres, at 2pss % @anbpprfet life bar
bpret itanfet u116er 5treife11:
Derefter on1taIes 11oele raoifale
!Qeoere, ion1 er ian1Iet 5edttle, uoisz
|Ic aieltringer piIoe eribe Dor dn1e=
rita,1ife @egieri11a % foripge at ifaf=
/, ct sioeitpHe tiI @1.slonos allarh.
Men 8pregjeringsn tog fine 5ors
/ bolosregler;; 6er bleb eibet 9rorc
til at ifp6e neo e1bber Srehsfor1tprz
rer, % De bi6lte, flyer 8orgmeltes
rem, not ieg me,1ie vBliineiS Seq
|bilbe babe @orte1le paa 8oroet Scr;
|ion1 Ser er ct 6lertaI of oen 51ags
. = : s~.,.
Gprer be Gorel1eoe Stater, bill ieg
lite bore Der. 0e iogbe til mig, at
sroperne bar illopale % iffe bil6e
Iialpe %. Seq iosoe til benz, bet
nor 26gl,, men ielb ON be. bar set
Diloe bi Haas, til bi laa 6po, fpr bi
tilloo Dem at iI1rffe ct etleite 2ps."
8roflamattonen iutter mes at tt
ge: vSSoug er 9treifen br1tot. Sorret>
I1,ingen gie,loptages. Streiferne gjen=
optager beres 9lrbei6e. 8or So lia=
ger lite lenger isstepet. Salpferns
iNroce,1t af 9eattle faitbol6er 9meri=
ifanisme. De gprige 10 Brocent bill
|blibe 6repet bRff !"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14

VI ts.a { = sys ~. "a K 4s -
|llent Qonititl,fion og al1ore ngobet1z
|bige 2obe. Otter be forelgbige noz
|fait, Ser CT giort til en- 11p @rl11o=
LOB, pil 8refibe1ttel, blibe palgt beo
|oirefte Stemneafgipning bbert ip
pe,,oe Nar. Mle Me1ro % apinoer,
Ser life er itraffe6e eIler paa anoen
Maa6e bar n1iftet 6eres 8orgerret=
tigbeber, barSfemmeret, naar De bar
rfDlbt 6eres tDbel16e Mar.
Observation-Disclosures i 8eimar
pil ri1r1eliebis bare in6tiI Bnaife; eff
ter @ellig6agelre bill Jorbanoli11ger
lie ianoipnligbis b1ibe ben1agf til
Berlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
M,ncrifas @riasflaaoe.
Den rpligt .ubfel1bte sLarsrapport

Del1 rbligt nbfe1rote glarsropport
fnr Maril1en1iniiteriet pifer, at .hor
arigsHuabe u11oer arigen bar 1t6ni
bet fig paa cit ligeiaa biol1nberIig
Waabe ion1 8pren. Sor to Mar iioe11
bar Ser $4,000 Ma11b og 176 5fibe
/ 6el, an1erifonfe Mfarine. gal Ell Ser
ober en- baIp MiIlion Met1o og
1900 5ftbe al aIle 51ngs. Gg set
fortieaer. at bemprfes at bper el,eite
af De 100000 ll1ee Mn11o ,neIbte
Jig fribillig til Gieneftet,. Da set =
1917 blep Hart, at Mnterifa lite ra1,=
ger f1tnbe n1169an at fpnlne n1eb
&rigen, lagbe Mari1,e1l,i1,iiteriet fine
Blarer for l10onnnelien of Be b,,n=
arebe Enfinoer 1l1tge Melto, ion, 6e
=bebgbeoe 1t11ge Sure, io1n 1lnftell
lloea1 l1notaaelle alorig boboe lltgtet
Saltbanb fGr. @e6 arigens llobr1lo
ftnoe Slaaoens 5foIer og SfoIeifiba
ialt ltbbanne 5000 ggn1a,lo. Sd,
.er Der Sfoler, Ser bar 9Iaog til
100, 900. Den it6rite er Greet aafes
Ss1f1unoS oSifolen, bbor Be 1tl1ge N,pno
frn 8eftltater,1e 1nrer at blibe roIfe
.9ggutter Delt SfoIe fa1 1,ooanne
40, 900 ah @anael,. 5aa er: Ser sfo-
Ter | sepport tifbooe ssIono % 81
Nenport Reips girgillia, Ser bier
bar BIaos til 5000, % @fore,1 j
8el1om gop 9arf, Stem gorf giitb,
bpor 15 600 1lbbonneg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
8paseIaan,

8e flefe WtenHelter bat 10 ira 8t0
til nnbe1r orpn1t ben 6ejlige Drenl.
om at ele 6eres eget Sa1s, bpor De
fan babe Sci, spn1 be ielb e1ifer,.
Eatael, lIerft ntasate fperae 2anblorb
elfer eSyanitor ON Sorlop. W1en for
l9tgriteporten bliper set 10 6esbprre
fun peo Dremme11 Mt faffe nlle
Nengene til ct Slts tilbeie pad en-
Gang er 10 Iaa at fige 1tnnuligt, oa
goor ,no,1 til Gje,16omsforretninger
ellcr Ba11f eller Bpggeforeninger
for at 1aalre Beneene, ida finber
!, man }om Megel, at Set life er iaa
I liae Ell Sag : og iaa opgiber man
+9gbret.
Dm fort Gib btl 6ette forbnnbel1t=
IIig bIibe a11oerlebes, i6et s[rbejosn1i=
|1eiiteriet er i Gag lne6 Ell 8lo1, an
gaaerbe 0prettelie at 8pggelaans
banter bele 2an6et ober 2igeiom
|be for to Mar fioelt opretteoe 8arnl=
1aonsbanfer, Ser u6eluffen0e 1nr til
|Sorn1aa1 at faffe bber Garner i
2nnbet De 8enge, ban bebeper til
(@ipb elIer l16pi6elSe al tit 2an6brltg5
iaa piI Be poatattfte 8pggelaansbon=
ter faffe bber Manb / 2atoet,. Der
6nifer at bpg9e 1T eget 5jent, oe
/ [fornpbne Yenge BERTH
Manet, er iffffg iifffg belt beotaeet e11o=
| }11u, men 8anfel, bil birfe on1tre11t
paa oenne Weaobe. Naar en- Mano
lbi1 til at bpgge, moa ban ferit n,elbe
fig i11o Ell Total 8pggeforerina,
Ser ganr oper bans Mnner, % bpi5
lbe er tilfreosittllell6e, Iaaner bam
Nengene i1no6 Mortgogei Gjenboms
! linen. 5oret1i1rget 6epo11erer fao oen=
/ he Mortgoge i BpggeInonsba ten,
}6er filbagebetoler bent 8engene, iom
fbe iaa itrafs Tan 1oane til ct a1lbet
|Weblen1
@rltnoe11 til, at Mrbejbsn1i,,iite-
{riet III tnger 5ig faa iprigt al benne
.fSag er 6e,t at De gt1ifer at ie Gn=
timber at Stem bltbe bpggeoe i Sc
fon1n1el1be Mar, 90 BET elIers Ter li6t
/ ffraH us neo Mrbejoe for gpartings=
baanoprrferne. Do b. traoote ir1S
! ariee1,, bebpDe0e Resjerinaen 10
baooe Soa,eobarfer',e % 8Denings-
rnoteriarerne fiI DpfpreIie al Sc
Inbbre 8nrrofbber, / bbiHe bore Sol
batter bleb 1tobunneoe, iaa be ,1taatfe
/ tforbDoe 1,aife1t al Mbbpgntng operz
lalt 2dnbet % ifignt bette Gorbllb
10 MI er bpbpt, ipltes Der iitfffe at bill
1 le fon1nle nogen rigtia Gang 8pas
laeriet.
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Hariarrkn1fprr

rQif frentQ0, Oe IOtlIkcltt0e@ oto'.''
teer fremfm,oer glrbejbet ioo me-
act iom mllligt. Serlig bar bette
pnret ailfelbet meb aomitee'' tor
l1oarbeioelien af en- @onitifatto'1 Tor
EN- Notionernes 2iga eller ION BET
e,felte officiele Meobelelier beooer
en- g}otionernes Sorening. S Elrsz
ooos ,,oie,,bteg Meobelelie ON, at
llofoItet for ao1ititutionen par tGr=
bio. sSer5te 8ebauoli,,g b1ep loretta
aet Mol,ooes og ar6en 8ebu,ol''9
er liaelebes tilenoebraet. Aoitilliee
of 8eltcmmelierne bill BOG n1aalfe
blipe enorct, fsrenb nbfoltet cnoelta
forelagees aonfere,,cen til @oofjen=
oelIe.
Sra 8eep1roelier par bet 5anfel'
at inolatte Ell, Beltelnmelie ! aon1tl:
trtioncn ON Mfifaffelie af ben tb1a1gz
ne Militertieneite, men Do 5or1la=
get Ton, op til @ebonolt1lg aom1=
teen, n,e6te Set loa 1tarf Woo1tano
fra sSronfrigs og iprlig fra Stahens
@ibe, at maa blep enige ON at ooer'
lobe til bber e1,fel 9eation lelb af
treffe Mfgjorelle i bette 5pprss:
mool. 9}imeligpis pil Ser Bog ! aon5
5titationcn blipe inbiat Ell Be1te111z
melie ON, hpor flor 1taoeroe Scr oe
.for}fjel1ige oonoe maa babe 5reos=
tbs. estalien begr1moeoe fin Nsoo=
{tono mos Mfifaffelien al Dalitart)e=
ne5ten meo, at bpis ben ferIt bleb.otz
ifafet, piloe set blioe panIfeltgt attee
at gie,,inofere oen.
grefioe1,t Wooorotu @ilion ct
{om befienot 5ormanb for 8onlt'tltz
tionsfonuteen for geattonernes Nga
% set fploes peientlig bans Sn't1az
tip, at benne Sag er blepet laa me:
act frem}fp1bet, % ban p11lfer at ba>
he benne Sag afgjortz fereno barl
refer tilboge til almerifa, % meo Oct
for 9ie bar ban noiat i'm Gtlbagez
rei{e, Der bar be1te1nf til ben 10,
i,pbtil ben, 16. eller IL 6ebrnar.
De fioite Cages 8orba116Iineer al
. set pperfte @rigsraab bar lGrlig 'p9'
ret angooenoe @aabenbpilens Sornn:
ellie. Naan er l1eget utilfreos meo
beu laueion1me Maabe, bporpoo
Gplferne opFploer 8etingclierne. 81:
aelebes meooeles Det, at Splflanf
bor :Itaniet beres Den1obili1eri1'g, oe
at Ser enbnu ltaar 3 Millioner 80:
ffere .1,1opr 8aoben, bette tiltrooS
for. at oe Mlliere6e fremifpnber glf
ntpu}tringen af beres 9pre iaa me:
oct font r1uligt. S 6e 11pe 8etingel
{er bill Der liffert blibe irb{at Be;
{temmelfer meo 5enfpn til bette
Bunff. Deat1 bill bape pirfelige So
rontier for, at oet b1iper 1lntl,lig'
for apFla16 at eienoptase 8om
pen. 9bao Sc rDe @arantier, 1no'
oil forlanee, bIiper, er enon, iff'
lneipet.
&c mango a1,brc 3omiteer, Der e
,,eoiatte for at 1,0arbejbe 6oraag on
iuternationale 9frbej6erfobe, Ster
rellen al Gritatroi,1a o{p,bar fgele
bes fren1ffpnbet 6eres Mrbejoe, ol
flere of aon,iteerne bill f11,l1,e afgip'
beres Beretninger ON nogfe 9age.s
&olnmis}ionel1 for international
9rbejoerlopaipning for bpilfcn 90
,,1uel Bonpers er 6or,nano, bar for
n,uleret ct Gre6sprogran1, fom i11o
befatter felge11be 8ri11cipper:
OpretteIle11 af ct g&ationerl1e'
Sorbuno meo Met for erbber Fri Na
ton til at blibe Meofen1. Singer
@ie,teieloelic af bppnipge gr1'1oe
/ Mnerfjenoelie al oe lmaa geattoner'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14

@pre Nbonuel,ter fanbe eigre os
en- itor sientite bco at iortelIe gen-
.uer % 8efienote ON BIaSets ssuS-.
bDIb oerbrb h,nbe SC 1,aaife bjrIpeI
os til at faa rn III gtbpnnent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14

sfriD efter grp,v .nn,.er of beth
[BIao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14

gooe s5nofaIo er fon1 gfiorte-
fnapper oe 11angler ofte.