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Evening journal., 1919-06-10
JUDGE TELLS NEW
AMERICANS OF DUTY

Twenty-Five men, former subjects Of
European countries. transferred their
sileeiance TO the government OF the
United states yesterday, when cases
were heard in the naturalization court
for the district Of Delaware by Judge
Morris. A promise was required Of
several OF the number 10 continue their
studies in the Americanizaton schools
OF the city
+"You now possess all Of the privileges
of citizenship that 7 possess Judge
Morris said. Il admonish you to bear
the burden Of citizenship. Familiarize
yourself with the experiences and in
stitutions OF this country. I can recon-
mend nothing better than 10 familiariZe
Yourselves with the language II is
impossible to get the full beneft Of
xour citizenship unless YOU speak and
read the language Of the country"
THE foreign countries represented
were: England Italy Russia. Ru-
mania. Austria. Hungary and Germany
The new citizens are Jerome Patrick
Walsh, Josef Emanuel Hedin, Victor
Robinson, Frisco Salemmo. Patrick
McFadden, BENJAMIN Miller, Isidor
rick McFadden, Benjamin Miller. lsidor
Meyer Rosenbaum, Camille Luciano.
Giovanni Campanelli. Angelo Al1er.
Bettino Ponzoli David Leibovitz. Sam
uel Feldman. Alexander Walczak, Giro
Poppitl. Morris Frsnkel. William John
Porter. Antonio Popielarski. Orflno
visconi. Domenick Schiayello, Francis
lex Wisniewski, Lobentz Jackson. Max |
Weiss. Herman Schmidt. Herman Ha-
Eelstein, Jan Psjerowski and Samuel
kcil.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
LIFE UNDERWRITERS
NAME DELEGATES

Delegates and alternaies 20 the next
Convention ~ insurance UNDERWRITERS
TO Re held in pittsburg. september ~
3n and October 4. were elected by inc
Delaware Association Of Life Under
.sxriters az their luncheon meeting IN
-the Hotel dupont yesterday, as follows
II E. Gierhart, Equitable Of New
.Nork: T p Ely, Equitable Of Wash
aneton. William W. Knox, Penn Mutual
Frank G. Hughes, Mutual Benent, A. Is
Chesnev. Metropolitan; Frankk sbep-
~,q-d provident Life and Trust alter
,stes clvde f. Gray. Mutual life; A. \
NNlmof Union Central Walter q. Keen
philadelphia Life: J.. ID. hoinehsles
.proyident Life and Trust A. \. Dough
.ariy New York Lifc' James r. Price
New England Mutual
The following were elected 10 mem
.hership in the Delaware Association
.Anthony A. Dougherty' New lork
] .ife: VI. J. Quill W. s. Levy. W. r.
6rimes n. r. Gallagher J. II. van
iIoy L. A. Hungrige. Philip Caprlotii'
William u. Work. j. p Deputy, =. H.
Poster. Equitable Life Insurance Com
panv Of Washington. y. O.
The local agency Of The Equitable
.ef New York was assigned To have
'eharee Of the program for the Septem-
her meeting President Frank Shep- /
pard then turned the meeting over to |
Tho superinlendent Of the Metropolitan /
] ife. Albert b. Chesney Mr. Chesney
introduced Austin r. Schussler, Of one
81 The Baltimore districts Of the Metro 4
politan. who made very effective ad-
dress on Production Mr.. Schussler
said that everyone he met who had
money ana good health - considered
n he suspects" As another source OF
prospects he uses the old policyholders
and stin another class Of prospects are
names secured in various ways.
Walter II. smith and Deputy Superin-
tendents James r. Blackiston ana
James u. Higgins Of the Metropolitan
Agency were the other speakers on Mr..
Chesney's program. Messrs. sheppard
Palmer. Ely, Wilmot, Swartz and Keen
also spoke briefly and the meeting clos
ed with a vote OF thanks 90 the Metro
politan agency for the very dehghtful
program presented.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
CECIL COUNTY ROADS
ARE BEING OILED
.neclal fo The Evenlng Ionrnal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Nd, June iO.--The Chau.
tauqua for next year. 1920, is assured
for Elkton. The contract was signed
by the Elkton committee on the very
first night Of this years Chautauqus.
The Chaulauqua Association has Sc
cured for this year some fine features.
Services were omitted in all the
Elkton churches on sunday evening,
20 allow the various congregatln TO
unite at the CAaulauqua tent, 10 hear
a sermon by The Rev. Sidney Johnson,
OF Philadelphia.
Monday afternoon the platform
superintendent. Mrs Emily Farrow
Gregory, delighted the audience with
old Plantation Tales" Last night ID.
Thomas Curtain. leciured on Behind
the scenes IN Germany"
Cecil county state roads are being
oiled This week the Elkton-Chesa-
pcake City road viii be oiled
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES
n. on q DANCE.

Santa Maria Council will hold the
second f'its summer dances on Thurs
day night The first dance was so well.
attended and those present so well en-
tertained that the success Of the second
dance is well established. AS before.
dancing will start az O'Clock. Re
freshments viii be served at 10 o'clock
After refreshments dancing WILDE re-
sumed until r. Music viii be fur
nished by Jacobs siX-piece orchestra
Geo. S Finnan. chairman Of the dance
committee, expects a large crowd as
subscriptions are coming in rapidly
These dances are for members and their
friends.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
AM DOLLARs WORTH SAVING?

Forman's. the one si0re ihaI seIIs
good shoes for less a dollar saved on
women's fine Oxfords. Gun Metal ana
Tuscan brown, the new coior. Men 5
low shoes. save a dollar on each palr.
Pumps and low shoes. for BOYS ana
Girls. newest STYLES. % and 20 cents less
than usual. Educatoc shoes for cnll-
dren. at special prices. Children
stockings PAY less for extra quality
Black. brown. white, colors IN stock.
pEDFTNE SOUVENIRS THIS WEEK.
Formans. Fourth 81, between Market
and King. open this evening.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

home OF her parents. No. 1905 West
Thirteenth street
Mr.. Short was president pro. tempore
OF the Senate during the recent session
OF the Legislature He has been en-
gagged in the lumber business at Mil
ford for some time and has been a
close personal friend OF the Taylor fam
lily for a number OF years.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
NaERAGANsErr on WY HoME.

Frlcnds OF 7. z, NOsseck, OF Inc z.
s. 5. Narragansett have Just received
word from him that the ship is at the
Azores and is homeward bound As
the letter was dated May 30. 10 is eX-
pected that The ship Will arrive n the
United States some time this week.
While the ship was In this city under
going repairs The crew made many
friends. who will be glad 10 learn of
their return
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

ireconciled to the union OF Montnegro
with the new Jugo-Slav republic. The
queen Of Italy is one OF his daughters
Should the ltaly-Jugo-Slav controversy
fail Of peaceful settlement the follow
ers OF Nicholas in Montenegro might he
expected to give material aid to the
Italian cause.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

Eddie McGoorty, American light.
weight knocked out Dick Rice
OF England at Blackpool last night
after minute and nine seconds OF what
was TO have been a twenty round en-
counter. The American followed left
hook to the jaw with a right hand
smash to the ribs which felled the
Rrifnn
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
EX-MONTENEGREN KING
MAY AID ITALY

y. f. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
ROME, June i0-The stay Of King
Nicholas OF Montenegro and his court
in Italy is causing a lot OF comment
and conjecture. The king and his
party arrived incognito at Rapallo two
weeks ago. Nicholas has never been
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
VISITORS EROM nANNmIE

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gross, OF DAN
vile, Pa, were Wilmington visitors
over the weekend. They came to at
tend the tweDty-frst birthday ami
versary on Friday last, Of Jack Gross.
Of No. "a East Thirteenth street, who
is connected with the Bee Hive stores
They went TO Philadelphia on Sunday
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
N,IInNAL THEATRE.

GLADYS Blackwell in the Bird of Prey
A picture everybody should sec. vii
liam Duncan, the great Western star
also tonight only. open o O'Clock.
Wednesday. open > o'clock DoIl.
esrlv.-Marle Walcamp. in inc sIed'
serial. Red Glove. Geo Lai-
kin In the Tigers Trail other DIS
rnnl. - Adv
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
PRAIRIE GRASS RUGS THAT ARE
PRETTIER AND SMOOTHER

than the ordinary run and they do not
cost as much as the inferior kind because
we buy them direct from the factory in
large quantity at special prices for the
three stores.
Useful for all rooms and the porch and
desirable for summer particularly, because
they look so clean and cool and are so
easy to keep clean.
Wide aSSortmentS in all sizes from the
1896 inch to the 12x15 feet ones.
The same material by the yard in case
you want special size or shape.
Third Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
MISS TAYLOR TO BE BRIDE.

Miss Elizabeth Ashcom Taylor. daush-
ter Of William G. Taylor, mayor elect.
and Isaac y short. Of Milford. will be
married on Wednesday. June p. at the
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
take advantage Of this
Sale of Specials in
Art Department
to stock up your fancy work bag

,
Large dresses, 12 and ID year size, all
made and stamped. Regular $2.65 value
for only $1.5O each.
Rep dresses, sizes 9 to 10 years, stamp
ed and made Regular value S22 each.
In this sale for $1.5O.
Ladies' Canvas Sport Hats in good
shades, $1.OO each.
Stamped Linen Scarfs and Pillow Tons
regularly from 25c, 29c, soc and 75c for
19c, 29c and 39c.
Pillow Cases, stamped Special, ssc
pair.
Boys Suits, tan and white, blue and
white, S1.00 and $500 values for SOC
ana @l'@S. First Floor.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
w. C. 7. U. MEETING

Ihe Ella Thacher Union OF the w.
I. l. will hold IT'S monthly meet
rs a. o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
y harrison Street NJ. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
Nearly a Carload of
LINOLEUMS
Printed and Inlaid

have come and gone since April. Our
prices have kept our linoleums selling al
most as fast as they come in. Here's a
lot more at attractive prices, and these
are the genuine old-fashioned good wear
ing kinds
INLAIDS, pattern goes clear through
to the back, does not wear off, $1.35,
SI.5O, $1.75 and $500 a square yard
You will find these same qualities in
other stores for from $500 to $500 a
square yard. That's one reason they are
selling so fast here.
Heavy PRINTED LINOLEUMS here in
plenty of patterns suitable for kitchen,
bath, hall or pantry and only Csc, 79c,
$1.OO a square yard. These qualities
have been S150 and $1.75 a square
yard only few weeks back New pat
terms Just unpacked. You can get l yard
wide, IA yards wide, IL yards wide, 2
yards wide or 212 yards wide in any
length. Sd Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

MGOORTY KNOCKS OFT RICE.
LONDON. June 10 United Press
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
Cool Comfortable Fine
LisIe Stockings
White For Summer

A good supply Of good stock
ings from 25c. 39c. SOC, SOC 70
500 and si25 for the finest
mercerized Wayne Knit Isle
stocking Wayne knit means
much TO women who know. II
you've never known the comfort
able feel and the good looks OF
Wayne Knit Stockings. try
pair Of these cool white Isle
hose with double sole--Wayne
foot-double toe and heel and full
fashioned form ftting leg with
wide elastic tops at S5c, Sl.0O or
Sl25 a pr.
Out size white stockings in
Isle finish from SOC TO Si.35 a pr.
Hosiery-ist floor, next TO
elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
9x12 FEET ADMINISTER RUGS

9x1Z FEET AAMINS TEX KUGS
A special lot Just received of those good
$50 Rugs that we shall sell this week for
only $40 special.
9x12 feet Velvet Rugs are unusually
low at this weeks special price of only
$35. Another number in the same size
for $1,000.
Wilton and Wilton Velvet Rugs, values
to $50 and most all of them in the one
piece seamless styles, specially priced for
$65. Third Floor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
BEST TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS

You'll find a full line of these popular
rugs in all sizes
$4,000.
7.6x9 fl. size for this month, special at
$24.3O.
. 6x9 # size for this month, special at
=, 9 9x9 # size for this month, special at
d0,6x12 it. size for this month, special
at $4,000.
S3XlO.6 #. size for this month, special
al $3.50. Sd door-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
Columbia Floss and
EuStra Floss
In a beautiful line of colors.
FOR THE NEW FILET SWEATERS.

In a beautiful line of colors.
FOR THE NEW FILET SWEATERS.
book of instructions has been published giving di-
rectons for making four different styles in these sweaters;
price, 10c copy
And we are pleased to announce that the demon
strator of these very popular yarns with us again TINS
week to help YOU in the making of these sweaters.
FREE LESSONS IN KNITTING AND CROCHETlNG
Glasses each afternoon from l to 5, and Mrs Miller
will he glad to teach you anything you wish to know IN
knitting and crochetng with Columbia Yarns. The IN
sucons free and come just as often as you want
S. Fl. STAATS
405 Market Street
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
MATTRESSES

the soft easy Kinds that Just IT and have hills and hoow nor
hard place disturb your necessary sleep Special prices full
mattress, 40 feet size, follows:
Regular $3.50 for $40. Regular $3.50 for SILL Regular
S18 for SIS. Regular $50 for SIS Regular S25 $40
sizes here from three foot to four foot six inches
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
Junior Dresses
Figured Voiles

plain color voiles and high grade
ginghams. Smart dresses for Young
ladies from 13 TO 19 years old. espe,
cially for this kind of weather $3.50
to $1,000. I'd 1oor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

You will like the spIen-
did quality of these new
sox and they are great
value, too, for 39c a pair.
Better ones for soc a pair.
All sizes and about every
color in the rainbow at the
Hosiery Dept, 1st floor.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
THE NEW DESIGNS IN
BEDSTEADS - WHITE
ENAME LOR BRASS

White Beds IN single, D
feet wide; three-quarter,
8 feet 6 inches wide or
double bed size, 4 #. 6 in.
at SO to $40 each.
Brass Beds, mostly
samples and very low
priced at $40, $22.5o,
$25, $50 and $40 each.
Comfortable and last
ingly comfortable, these
bed springs from So to $40
sell fast. If your sleep isn't
as restfm as it should be,
maybe you need one of
these new springs.
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Tremmeofpote @pinoers Stemmeret

0pmmer Melpburger / Statell
Seem yorfs &pielteret bar ofiagt Ell
@ie1oelle %ongaaenoe %frcmmeotpote
&nin0ers Gtel1m1eret Der 2onoet.
aienoelien er al Ell iaaoon @igtig=
be6, at alle oonife &pin6er Sine
rita, ser life bot erhDerpet Jig an1c-
rifonlf 8orgerlfob, bpr 9jpre 1tG be-
fienot mes oef. Sfelge &ienoelle11
er enbber fre%mmeofg6t 8pinoe, oer
bar in0gooet sGgtclfab mes Ell ame-
rifo1lf 8orger, itemmeberetttget
laurent bum bar npret bolot 5 Mar
/ 2onoet, 1,ar,let om bum bar npret
gift mes peofonumenoe 8orger / 5
Mor eIler ci. @iotil bar Commerce
/ mango Silfeloe negtet ameriton=
lie @orgeres fremmeofpote Suitr,er
Stern1eret, meomi,r0re Sc baboe
perct gift n1eo cit @orger 5 Mar,
1togtet Sc mnligpis bapoe bRret bo.
lat / Mmerifa meget lengere.
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nnn

Get itore, omfatte.1oe Organiia-
tionsarbcioe meo Senipn til at barr
he aomiteer alt ooer / Nmerifa ct
1n,1 iaa piot fulberbt, at "tbe big
6ripe" fun begpnoe omfring ben I,
Stunt. Set er berfor britt npoDell
bigt, at Iamtlige 4omiteer boloel
fig re6e til at paobegDnoe oct flor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %foripneoe me
.apitteringsbegcr, 8le6ge-Garos Q
l@ianenSe.
Spis ser enonu ct Gtcoer i Mmc
rifa, bbor ser er Dmllfe, men inge'
.&omiteer ne61at, iao SDenpen6 Ger
til g~entrolfomiteens S%obeofontor
1850. g. Nortb Mpe., gbieoao, Sn.
Der: mes @le6e nil gine 9em all'
for.1p6ne Splpsninger.
Set Mool, hi bor lat os, ct tort
men Ngben % Erongen 6erbicn1m,
blan6t bore SpItre % @reore
.5lesbig ct meget, meget Itgrre
Derfor CT set, at ollie maa bjelpe
Iaa hi beo felles @iGlp opnoor Sic
lltltotet.
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Wjenpp6paning al Spler.

Sioite 2egislatpr bepilgeoe $685.
900 til Siplp for 6e ffa6eliote SSnoo-
bpggere / Spler, bbi1fen $50 ii6ite
CONNER rammeces al Ell Eornooo,
og Ell Commission fra ct. Nnul rel
Ite for en- l1ge lioen BERTH for at be-
lten1n1e, bborleoes Be,,gene beolt fqn
%a11benoeS. De fleite al 8peas Sno=
bpggere bar boet / fmaa og i SOFT
opferte &Dtter ii6eu ulpffen, oq
5totens 8i6raJ bill be1 BELT o,1pen.
ocs til at ifuffe Soft Stem. On be.
tpoelig 3engeinm ifoffe6es tilpeje
tort efter Stornulpffer, % efter al
Der bar rbo6et op / 6en %ibnoerrepne
Wp, oben1ebntc Mp6bjelpsbptte,
opfert, eleftriif 2psOerf %gjenrejit 0
/. b., bar man frem6eles $4,000
tilboge at set oprilloelige @je1pe:
fono. Sammen meb Sc $4,000
lom er bepilget at @taten bill set 1to.
|gjpre cit S11m> bborme6 8pen poc
set nrrmelte Tan ipttcs pao SSobf
igien.
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Mslll iafc bacf".

gor &ol1ega S. S. Struls, ltogi-
Der al set norife 8loo "TSrema6",
/ iiolte N11mer al 8la6et,
at bans fire Conner ct fommen til
bage fra arigstieneiten og ifriper:
"Det mao iiges 1oget eneitoaenoe,
at bore fire Spnner, oIle er font
met tilbage fra @rieen, l16e.1 en-
minoite 6frammc."
Set bill enbper inorgmme, 11aar
man oplpies ON, at Sc tire al 0em
par opre / Sranfrig Of tog Gel / 6e
flelte al Be itore 5lag, iaole6es peo
Gbatear Gbierry, Soislons, Meuie-
Mrgorne, Ilioce % &er6un1. De1
fjeroe 5dn al 8rp6refirfleberet
5trals toni life lengere er6 til
bpor ban lige bar blebet
meo fiji 166annelie til &Dit.
artilleriet, 90 0aabenbpilen lutte
BEG. 6or Ell Suloitanbigbe0s 5fpl6
bpr set bemprfes, at aIe 8rporene
iig fripilIig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

ga De beiiooenoe til ippenoe %
iiolt altIo ct flere ems &c beitb6el-
bar Spnbifa1ismens Geore-
tifere altio befompet Slertalsprinci-
pet, Iom er Grrm6laget for alt
3emofrati. S ,:1atl1rlig &oniefberts
beraf au5pnoifalismell ogiaa for
|faite ben liee % almiuoelige @alg-
ret; TIN Sc, ii9es Der, bgr fltnre
oplge % Dplges, Ser anerfie1oes
ON reprai enteren6e Sc p~rooufttpe
arefter; % BERTH benregnes iom be-
jen6t fife aapitafiiter % / ma11ge
raftilfe Iilfeloc geller life Sl,telli=
1cnie1. Sitcoetfor Staten % oens
Organiiationer tre6er iioeoroneoe
Nrbeioerraao, Ser :beberifer iamtlige
Erp0llftionsmi6ler.
SIR @er6ensfrigen tom 6is1e S6eer
fpruocn / Tronfrig ogiaa ti1oroe
bilt oa fer i Stolien, I 5panien oa
| Gnglanb. Moiftllige al Sc ltore
|Strcifebepegelier / bisie 2anoe fer
|&rigen bab6e en l,6prnget lp.1oifo1ie
|itiif aarafter. @rigen gap / fpriff
0mgol,a SC rationale Genoenle,
OnerDann6, men / &c 2on6e, 6er
ramtes al Neocrlaget, aabneoe oette
otter Geic1 for Spnoifolismen; bel1
lie fom bcrfor tiloroe ferlt / 9fus:
lu.1o, bpor Sci, f1loitr1loi1e Splps.
ming ifaffeoe Sen Sejren, og oereftel
bps Gentralmagterne, bpor Ben ollie.
reoe ajcntagnc @o1,ge er Haaet mes.
men bper @o1la paa,1p refer &ope-
Set. gportafu5bepegelien i 3pif:
|lon6 pg 9olibepis,nen / MuslG1o.
Set er Sc lpn6ifaliitiffe Georier for1
|to i.ben b1ooige 8irfeligbeo.
Sbi oglaa octte ituo lige fra fprI1
|bisie .Georiers Opbobsmen6 flort
at De piloe % MATTE BRUCE @o1l
for at foo 2aren uobroot. S SINS.
lono Dar lnon .beller fife betenf1
Zig pda at ta9e 6isie. @oniefpenier
0fen be1e 2erens fremmeoe 9prin:
belle CT Ell at @rru1oene til, at Sci
life er. lpffeoes golDepifer:,e at fac
fat / 6e11 rusltlfe Bon6eIto116. @
har fun 8Darbej0erl1e at 1tptte Il!
It'll, % bette er &obeoaoriagen ii
bercs &egintentes in6re Gbagbe0.
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Sit 0anmarf.

Haitor Sobs. Rabs1, Santpto1,
sssoma, bo16t ife1ge "Dannebirfe"
forrige 5@a6ag fiji Mffe6spraoife1,
|og ofreiite iantmen me6 lin 6amilie
me6 "5re6erif g." / 2pr6aJs til
|0onmarf. 8lo6et frioer / famine
M1tleoning:
"Du set piit aItt6, ogiaa f6r @apn
|beitemte fig til at toge til Mmerifa,
bar bans 8eiten1me1ie, at bans prp-
8trfiomeo ber hr ifll6e
Ebpre mi61ertt6ig, er set 10 lite
operraifen6e, at lan MI gier MIbor
at fin trufne @eftemmelie
Nlligebel er Ser 1toget trtit i, al
III paa Ell Gib, bn ser trenges laa
bnarot til Mrbeioere ! Sen 6onIfe
.airfe, Ter 6ett enc efter ben o116en
.af 9rpfferne forIabe og. g gnifer
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Dft nrwhtr Eunn.

Morofrq:afriy, set rige, frugtbare
2ono -. / iin Sis, MI lagt poe
peb 9rigens @ergning. @fal set
otter blomitre? og b%bornaar. -.
Ser bill iiffert goo 1onge &i6er, fdr-
el16 Sc ne6ifuote 2%on6sbper og@ieb-
itoeoer otter bill reiie fig.
6or 2jebIiffet Iigger Mor6franf-
rig Iom ct Monument eller iom Ell
@epis for Sen Doloelige og e6eleg-
gen6e Mod6e, Epiferne forte arige:1
poa. Set er Sc tD1fe 6ere, iom bar
jebnet 8per1e, p6elogt Sc frl1gtbare
Morfer og i%tiaolet 8eboer11es 2on6-
brugsre6ifaber.
ct set un6er1igt> at Sronfrig
freezer Gritotning for 9beIegge1-
ierne2 Set CT fun rimeltgt, nei ret
fproigt, at Eplflon6 ffol betale alt,
bbab set paa rogen Moo6e Tan
oberfomme.
Sbilfe umoaoelige @proier, Ser
er 1ogt p6e, fcar me:1 ct @egreb
ON be6 at leIe en- lt6tole1le al Sen
befjen6te 6anifpenlige frantic 8ro=
fesior &errier> 1on1 til ct oonlf
8lo6 ll6taIer:
Sranfrig ble6er euo1u1 frDgteligt
efter @rigen. Stuff, bborle6es belle
bort ti0ligere, iaa blomitren6e Mor6-
fronfrig e11onu 1igger ben Tom Ell
3rfen. Ser goor lto6ig fra @Db til
@oro oe fra Morb til Sp6 to 11el1-
oe1ig fdrgelige Solfetog ct Eog al
S1pgtninge, ser i6ger 6erop til oe<
res fiere @jemegne for at lie, ON
bet mart er muligt at lptte $50 ser
igien, og ct neiten lige iao itort
Sog, Ser igjen bafler moo19it moo
STD, foroi ser intet er at ltille op
en6nu.
6oreitil Sem, bpoo set bill itye,
at Strpfninger al G1tropos fro6ig=
tie Sopo, flere Gauge itgrre enb
9a1morf, at Sneie al Den ganle
Beroens 9ejeifitaaen6e SnouItri- oq
9onoelsbper er boffeoe OBJ til
8rnSgrabe og @rlsbunfer. Sbo1
Sitniinoer al Stem bIom1tre6e for
er BET mi 1teiten ltmuligt at finoe
en- artponing al @ooe.
Set bill gao Star, maaife Men
neifeal6re> f6r Der otter bliper Sit
og Sreo og 2Dffe igien. Gu fomme,
Sommere:1, og l1fr1t6tet bill breo'
fig ober fere MeiIIioner s5ranif
men6s ti6ligere &iemitabn.
Mar pnfer 9piferne, foroi 5
tnna af1ebere mango Euiinbe 2an6
brugsmoifiner. Men bi maotte TN
Der @rigen ie Epifer1te opbobe mile
1ange @pffer af itioolne frn1ffi
2mobrugsmnifiner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Blannt Eannan1wnn.
"Mmcrifa / &rig".

Gom hi ti6ligere bar meooelt, Dar
|Sournolilt 6. g. @tron0pol0 bcl
"@ran0 Sorts &eralo" lfrebet Ell
|Bog: Mmerifa / @rig, lom 6orfat.
|tere:1 baabeoe at faa l16Jtpet / Dnn-
mart; n1 meo6eler "Mormal16en"
lat @ogen ct #ontaget al Tor1egger.
tie, og at 5et Ell. al Dogene bill fore
|1iggc poa SrDf fra "Nor6ilf 6or=
lag" ifelge Sorbaanosmeobeleller
ion1 netop CT mo6toget fra &j6bcn-
babn al Sorfatteren.
@i fan / 6enne Torbt:10clle op-
.lpie, at Wanulfriptet bar - Gage
un6erbejs fra Mmerifa til @igben=
6aDn, loa Genioren bar rime1igpts
lat Jig npie in6 i 8ogens Snobolo,
og 6n set ct liDligt og interesiont
lfrebet, bar set liffert ifaffet Bonn ct
Edr 21n1ers 1~ot101eltg SRsM.1g.
8ogen bliper rimeltgbis poa ont
firing 800 @i6er.
ST.. 6. g. @tran6bol6 bor ligelez
6es ifrebet en- Gel oplpier16e Mrtif-
1cr / "@rn1b SORTS @era16" oQ
lon1 III pptrpffes / Ell 9eI on0re
glo0e ongaaen0e Mn6elsbeppgelien
; 1or1narf. S Mrttflerne on1talcs
Neutrality-suspicious. 0pfomit og l16.
oifling i%t6cnfor 2anobrugsbeienet
&c 6onife 6olfebdilfoler bliber lige=
1e6es omtalt, og set iamme er Ei1=
fnl6et meo Donnrarfs itore Gfsport=
11ofpriel al neutrality-suspicious. til
England for 4rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
NO. 4 krunarr
Atlahtpn.

GrS0ag Gftermi0oog a1. 3 (Ueiu-
acapolis Ei6) onfom SEN omerifo11.
ife Slaa6es @6p1on MG4 UNDER
aorn1ron6o al &ommo16pr Meo6 til
,Fortltgal, % Dor 6ern1eo Sen fgr1te
SLIPPER, Ser bel0igt bor frpolet ST.
1anten pao 21,ftens Ginger. SON
gior0e &eiien fra M5orerte til &or-
tltgal puo minore eno 10 Sinner.
Gn flot SportsprN1totion!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
stpt S%nbiamlineen til @pnber.
ih6erne.

"Mor6Ipiet" iiriper: Sfuloe Set
oberbobeoet bore ~np6ben6igt at OBJ
m1lttre Donff- Mmerifaner11e til at
fomme 5enoerip6erlte til &ielp?
2eper ser 11ogen Man6 eller &bi.16e
me0 banif 81oo / Marerne, Tom life
gla6elig bill in6ffranfe fine perion=
lige l1ogifter, beflippe fine Sornsi-
eller, fine Mp6elier, ia enoog negte
fig ct og onoet, iom itrengt tagct
fu:1oe fal6es ndoren6igt, bellere emo
at gaa Clip al ben 9gre at lin6re
MG6en / 5lesbig?