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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05

Accept California Syrup Of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each bot
tie. Give II without fear.
Mother You must say California"
ADV.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05
|vuES1E;sSfs

RAISE RABBITS FOR Us. BIG MONEN
We pay Sc pair and express. Co-OperatiYe
supply Co. Box s22. 81 Francis. Wis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05

suNerlng, and two
doctors decided
that / would have
to go through an
operation before |
could get well.
" Ny mother, who
had been helped BIZ
Lydia L. Pinkhams
Vegetable Com
pound, advised ne
70 try it before sub
hitting TO an opera
ton. relievedms
FROM .n~ er.s.ft
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05
Many of Your NeighbOrs
Can Say the Same

Goshen, Ind wish to state that I
used DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets about
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05
HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION

Canton. Ohio.-"I suffered from q
female trouble which caused me much
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05

best to use brown canvas for the pur-
pose. three-quarters Of q yard being
ample.
Cut out two pieces shape OF dla-
grxsns marked II and g, measuring
about IA inches at narrw part and 10
inches ut widest end. Next cut piece
Nrec quarters yard long and IA inches
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05

Japan has established school at
kyoto for free instruction In the silk
industry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05
A Happier Day.

PA. what was pre-glacial manT
why, man before he had to pay ice
bills, I suppose. boston Transcript.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05
Ladders Make or Mar.

Much efficiency in picking depends
on the use OF ladders Of the proper
type. Several varieties are In common
use Step-ladders are especially sat
lsfactory for work in small trees and
in picking from the lower branches Of
larger trees. The most desirable types
are wide and fiaring at the bottom,
narrow at the top and supported with
hut one prop. AS rule, not enough
consideration is given to the selection
Of ladders.
Where the crop is packed over ia
bles that are moved about the orchard
the packers usually carry the fruit in
the picking utensll TO the packing ta-
BILE. While II is common practice for
the pickers TO do this. 1t should be
avoided by assigning certain members
OF the crew 10 this task. They should
also furnish the plckers with empty
receptacles as needed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-12-05
Use Of Sorting Tables.

Two types Of grading or sorting Ia
bles are used almost exclusively where
the fruit is graded In the orchard. and
they are used TO large extent in
packing houses. These are the apron
table and the canvas or burlap table.
The apron table or a variation Of this
type Is commonly used in all sections.
The bed, which Is Slated. so that rash
falls through Il. is inclined. causing
the fruit as II is graded to roll to the
lower end, where on opening a stop
or drop IL is lowered by means OF an
apron into the barrel. While work
can be done rather rapidly with this
table. II Is not altogether satisfactory.
as the fruit frequently crowds past
the sorters and permits carelessness
on their part. The canvas or burap
table is made with n piece OF this ma
terial stretched over a rectangular
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
Road to Reconstruction Is Well Marked
by Three Reliable Guide Posts
By J. OGDEN ARMOUR. Chicago Packer

The road wise reconstruction well The first guide post
Faith in Business The next reads Employment All
And the third one is, Gradual REIMBURSEMENT
Faith the future business of this nation justified All
mens which make for prosperity present Chief among
financial situation We sound basis system
highly organized and has vndicated itself under
OF money only of the requisites of business Equally
important steady consuming market This nation itself
consuming market in the world Our hundred millions people
free spenders and their aggregate buying than
any other nation under the
But the home market not only market Partly result of
the have developed the facilities for entering world
degree impossible few We shortly will
merchant ships that will carry products the far the
earth and American ingenuity and enterprise given rein will find
kes for Yankeemade goods wherever there the price
Employment for all is essential We enable returned SOL
ders to be productive and prosperous is not sufficient to
them jobs which furnish for What they will prefer and
what the nation would give them work which will add wealth
the worlds store Our government possesses millions of of arabic
advocate the opening of this land its apporonment
among soldiers who wish to enter into productive work.
The stimulation Of the work production will provide much other
work. and employment itself most national ills There
has been when abundance accompanied
by prosperity.
both capital and labor will enable through the readustment
period with such that will get back the highway human
progress without delay accident.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

II is said that old cinema films
are used TO make "stlffenings' for
the toe-caps of boots and shoes. The
statement led a Londoner TO voice
his perturbation IN his fayorlte
newspaper. Suppose a piece Of
Charlie Chaplin forms a part Of my
boot. can be sure that II will not
suddenly break out into the Charlie
Chaplin shuttle in the Strands And
if ! am suddenly moved to trip up
policeman. can ! successfully plead
in court that the CHEEKY influence of
the little bit of film led me astrayY
This recalls story written some
years ago by F. L. Chase in which a
man purchased at secondhand
shop frock coat once worn by a
preacher and a pair Of trousers that
had belonged to a dead-game sport.
When he wore the coet with another
pair of trousers he was an example
to the young and fit to be a chairman
Of philanthropic committees; he was
even mentioned as an overseer Of
Harvard.
When he wore the trousers with
another coat, his conduct was repre-
hensible, shocking. He was led willy
nilly into drunkeries, into all vile
resorts. When he donned coat and
trousers together there was fearful
struggle, only. equalel by that of the
justly celebrated Hercules when, a
youth, he was solicited by Pleasure
and Virtue III the gnise of two APP
propriately CARRIED .women.-Philip
Hale, in Boston Herald.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

Another great highway to connect
the North and the South is being
urged by organizations in the more
important cities of Minnesota, says
Popular Mechanics Magazine. Para!-
telling the Mississippi river, tins
highway would extend from Lake
ltasca. the source of the river,
to New Orleans. which is dis
lance of 5000 miles. This route
would mean drop of prac-
iically 1919 feet IN travelling from
the lake TO the rivers mouth. Those
promoting the ie.a point out that
The trail would not only be one OF
scenic interest. but that it would
.erve to. bring about closer relations
Of the people in the two sections of
the country.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
INTELLIGENT SPOUSE.

William, a poor man came along
today and asked for hat and | gave
him your Sunday one"
"What in time did you do that
for?"
swell, knew you would need
your old one for gardening
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

The last Joyous shouts celebrat-
ing peace we're drowned in the
merry peal of wedding bells at
Washington and the chimes have
been growing in volume ever
since. These three beauties are OF
the exclusive capital set. two of
them brides-to-be and the third
debutante Upper IS Miss Mary
Francis Litiel. daughter OF Brig
Gen. Littel. who is to wed Com
mander George P Bryan; center
Is Miss elizabeth Campbell,
daughter OF Congressman CAMP
hell Of Kansas, who is TO wed
Captain Is. S. Wright OF Kentucky.
and below. Miss Elizabeth Dubois.
daughter NJ Senator nnhois. who
has Just Finished schnol and II ir
have her Coming uui lari,y this
season
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
FRIENDLY SILENCE.

Cassidy latter the seventeenth pa
rade An how did OF look to ye on
the horse, Dlnnyl
0'Brien-Ye're friend " mine
Mike, SO ye kin thrust me niver to
tell Twin sowl
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

aamorracv as n stable form NJ govern.
mont No we know IL is possible only
with highly educated nominations and
a large force OF men who are capable
n, goyarnment Few NJ tho men who
comnose these governments have had
any act,,al exnerience nj governing
and their populations are woefully H.
llterate.
"They win require generation Of
actual national life In peace TO de-
velop free education and skill In gov
eminent.
UNLESS these countries have gull
ing hand and referee in their qunrrels
n court of appeais for their wrongs
this Europe Will 90 back to chaos
IL there is such an institution, rep
resentlng the public opinion of the
world, and able TO exert Its authority,
they viii grow into stability we can
not turn back now.
There is another point which also
needs emphasis. World treaties hith.
erto have always been based on the
thoory a, a holonca ~ ,ovver s,ror,.
or races hnve hoo, 90, IN IN dominate
The wenker. partly with n view to
maintaining stability and to greater
degree with view TO maintaining oc-
equations and positions for the re-
dictionaries OF the world.
The balance of power Is born Of
i -.
autocrecies and reactlonarles general.
l., ,,ho oou Gin, arl,,o,.n, ami
Inr,irot,on In ,ha,a Ins,,tr,Iors and
,r.atins founded an this has,s hov.
established stability after each great
war for shorter or longer time, bu,
never more than generation.
America came forward with new
idea, and we insisted upon Its inJec
ton into this peace conference. We
claimed that II was possible to set
i up such a piece OF machinery with
snch aulhor'ly mat the pu'uhce OF
power cou'u w """"uo"e' 10 ,e".
% .i'e 'ni''pe AGES We compressor u,
e'i'''e ooNs'rue,'on VI '",s go ~"
eNe'! W.T." anu INV u" u " o'"" "
mus 'uea.
outside OF the League OF Nat'ohs
the treaty itself mas many deficiencies.
It represents compromises between
many men and between many selfish
Interests, and these very compromises
and deficiencies are multiplied by the
many new nations that have entered
upon IFS signature, ana the very surety
of the treaty itself lies In court OF
appeal for the remedy OF wrongs In
the treaty
Benefits OF the League.
zone thing Is certain. There ia no
nod, =, hmm, ho,nrs 60 w,sa that n
-. -, ~ - A.. o,,, M,
- 80 -. 80 ivy, 49,.
ueNeiop ''''us''e' anu p'oNe " nav
peeh wrong III sum- pus'''u''''s '
the covenant stanus 'ouay ulere Is
place at which redress can be found
and through which the goodwill OF
the world can be enforced The very
machinery by which the treaty is 10
be executed, and scores of points yet
TO he solved, which have been referred
10 the League of Nations as n method
Of securing more mature judgment in
less heated atmosphere, justifies the
creation of the League.
TO abandon the covenant now
means that The treaty Itself will col
lapse
III would take the exposure of but
few documents at my hand to prove
that had been the most reluctant OF
Americans to become involved In this
situation In Europe But having gone
In with our eyes open and with de.
termination to free ourselves and the
rest Of the world from the dangers
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

Don't you think you ought to
quit work and take rests'
Don't suggest it, said Senator
Sorghum. "Just now nothing
makes man in public life more
restless than the idea of quitting
work.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
SORE DEPRIVATION.

"You say the ex-kaiser is already
severely punished?'
"Yes."
'1n what way|
Didn't he have to give up the
lost gorgeous collection of uniforms
Europe Birmingham Age
Ierald.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
Mestist spoeri.

Sra Sle7sborg t%elegroferes til
Folitiet &igbenbapn, at ser Nattcn
til Den 10. Sum- CT forppet ct ssSno=
brn6 Der ! 8Den bos cit al oe Itgr=
tie nbr1nagere og SSubelbonolere beo
gtapn @rauner.
SDDe:1e bor bpret 2aa1e1le us at
9srene og paa Sen Moooe lfaffet
Jig Mogang til 5orretningen, Tom
De bar tg1nt for ca. 100000 &roner
Gulo1tbre, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oito
Minge, Nrlnbam0 og Ell balp G.1cs
@l1l0taifer.
Gn Specififatin1l ODER IDpefolter-
he CT iamtioig tillen6t Nolitiet.
Da Der lamtioig er foripunoeu tire
oonlftulenoe 9%erioaer, Ser bar boet
paa 8DenS Sernbonebotel UNDER
5o%regipclloe al at parc SSllge1iprer,
og Iom / oeres SOFT bar CLIENT at
tage ablfillige Garoerobeiager meb
Jig, prmenes Oct, at set er Sc tire
"SSslgeltiprer", Scr .er Ippe1e, og
iom mnligois CT / aiebenbapn for at
.afiGtte gpoefoltune.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
@olibebisnte paa sorg Mfabemi.

Ser er n6bruot 8o1fbepisme poo
Rulturanitalten beo Sgen. '9lnle6-
nit1gen bar, at label Ben lteblige
8iogrof iom oe1t np%sopouffe6c So
ier bapbe fat 8arepriierne op, og
bet bar meget mere, ea6 nn fill
fierbe fnnbe ftnbe fig i. Ser tnltes
oerfor barnfnpien6e 9ro ON 6ettt,
sge11ene 0ptrefferi og flnttelig fero-
tcs Der 9eputationer til begge Sc
begiprlige Mp116 meo Mnmooning
pm giebliffelig aapitalation. Eil-
bIeb 6orbdn6li1gerne imiolert:b
fao oliblige1 at De 10 IofaIe Nolu::-
betier1te maatfe rpb6e gorpet. Yer.
81 1Nafp11goens fort efter after iam=
Ieoe lie for at frppe Bagerens So
bed paa ct Sud, iaa man ingen an
ben ltbDei END at be:1te &eftor. Gen
IRroe MnnD tom 'ogfna % foriggte
cot eDoe DIie pna sc opr6rte gmoe;;
men srf on ban baboe Iopet at OBJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
GIebanmers Dampnnptor.

timber ollie 2rigsaarene bar Di
reftgr Gllebam111er arbeibet mes at
sfsre ,,o | 2ibet Sen Dpfinoelie, bbor
til baaoe ba,l ielp % be f~orifielli9e
Gagrnp11o, Der bar Dapt 9eiliabeo
|til at ie ben, fllpttes DC itbrite 8or-
pc.,tningcr, bans Danpmotor
Sm bar imioIetio maattet fanpe
mcb DC itsrlte gatlIfeligbeoer meb
at ifaffe De Naamaterioler, ban ih1l-
l6e BRUCE. Otter arigeng Nfilut1itg
er Situationen I'LL iaa meget bebrc,
at Der fun mangler Ell 8agatel |, at
|Dpftr16elien er faroig uoformet %
fsrt us i Nrafsts, l16bpoeIie:t al
Spfin6elie n ffer gie1tnem ne. @mts-
Iionshanfen.
Sor. Danmarfs @ebfon,menoe er
&atenterne fo1gt til Mielien & @in-
tber, for Morge, Sberige % Slit
|lt9rfe 5irmaer, Der itrafs bill gaa
|laao er 3atenterne folgt til fapital-
|igang mc6 at bringe Dampmotoren
paa Marfe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
Iaorelauosfinrliabeoen

E".Er - FEIs...E
8eo Ell Set forle6cn bolbt ben
befjen6te 6anife Siloiof Saralo sri
oitg en- Gale ON Se6relan6sfiarlig=
beoen. 8rof. &6f6ing uotalte ii. a.:
"Staten rnaa or6nes Iaalebes, at
De el1felte gjennem ben i%ociale % ,po-
1itiife Organization fan fele fig Ioli=
6ariIfe i1e6 BET Soft, be tilbgrer =
baaoe fan fele 8ulsllaaet fra bets
Sierte og babe 3ra:rgen til at pirfe
for set. Den enfelte n1an / fin @ier=
ming, Den pGre nofiaa ringe, file, at
bans 8erfonligbe6 u6pifles gjer11em
oct Nrbejoe, bot gjpr i fit 5olfs
9jenelte, ina at ban life Blot er ct
@iul / ct Malfilteri. Set itore Soeol
for iocial meteorological freezer, at
Ser til Sc Sororinger, 5amfun6et
filler til Snoibi6erne, ifal lparc
liaeIaa mango 8etineelier for oisies
%perion1ige lt6pifling. @aa bill Snoi-
-pioer:re file fig bpre11oe til Ell itgrre
Selbeo. 9en iociale MetfRr6tgbeos
&rap pil lpbe 1tprfere og itnrfere,
inotil eli fulofoma1en Sr6ning CT
11aaet. Mrbei0es Ser life / 6el, Met=
ming, bil mont forgjabes prppe at
pGffe Observation-Disclosures peoSor-
|ta:losgrunoe eller be6 Mppcl til
Gplellen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
GnselH % amerifanife MarineiDlbai
/ ySlaas1na1L.

SorIe6en Mften op1too ct polo1omt
Slagsmaal / @rpnninger mellem Ell
eneelr og cit anrerifanif Marineiol-
6at, og set en6te meo, at @nglenoe=
RET blep laa a%1oorligt meotaget, at
.ba11 maatte bringes til Soipitalet.
M1le6ntnge1t bar ct al Sc 11ngc Yi=
9ebbrn, 1om {permer omfrina be
fremme6e Gpfolf % iom MI hopbc
inigtet @nglen0eren for at fplge
Mmerifnnere:t. Sbenifiebet booueo,
0enne @ng1pn6eren oe0 at iigc, at
8rige1 alorig biloe bore blepet bun
set al Be Mlliereoe, bbis Mmerifo-
nerne lite bar fommet DEM tilbiRlp.
Oct bar for meget for @nglenoeren,
iom for les poo fin Mooitoaoer,
men 6og tilitoit niaatte b1,ffe lmber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
st so Mars Snbilrnn,.

Sen for 6pn betponingsfl1l0e ST.
ititntion, Der bnrer Nabnet "2a:16-
bo-Sparefasien for SIM, begpnote
fin @%infiombeo Sen /. Sltl1i 1869
og fltn6e altfaa nDlig fcire fit SO
glars S11bilRlm.
Set bar @or. gsie1s Sonien.
S1tre, Der ct Sober til 5%parefasiel,
Der Itarteoes meo Ell Mftiefapitul pna
10000 M61.; til EN- 8egpnoelfe bap=
oe5pnrefusfen &ope6fontor / Spe11b-
borg, met Ienere bleb bette flpttet
til Sbenie, og @osien bar mi 0es-
1toen Nfoeli:tger / Npborg, Sben6-
borg og 6aaborg, Ms{ens, aertemin-
6e % Otter11p.
S 6orbin6elie mes 5porefogien
CT Der oprettet SDenoelpareforenin=
ger, bborof Ser MI e~ffsiiterer Il meb
ct iatrlet 5parebelpb al 809,t75
&ro,1er.
5porefasim CT bofiet itffert %
itst, itaoig boaret Of BEN fp1ife Be
folfnings Glib: 90 Snoifuooet,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
Gn rste 3rensIer.

"%6lelsbora @pis" mcooeler en-
5atutale, iom ben o%emofrotiife 9e-
&pntereoe Sietnen offentlggigr /
"Mor6iicber &l1rier" en- Snmtole,
1o1 bar babt meo Gr:19ringsffom-
misfGrel1 for @ertugoemmerne,
.5cbulta aieG. ST: Giemen ,toma-
.leoe for &ommislaren, at Gnungs=
i1oorag1li1tgen al set 8prg, Ser enc
.:1lt ibfe er afIepcret, maatte fore til,
at DC noroilespigife 8pnoer ligefrem
bleb foranleoigeoe til at lten11ne
6anlf.
Grnaringsfommisieren ipareoe
berpaa: Sc Seq oil mes Strengbeo
fortiatte me6 Snboripninge:r al set
rciterenoe abeg peo &i9lp al Mili-
ter. Seq bapoe 2pit til at flpngc
el1bper 8onbe, Ser life ofleperer
&nRget, op i bans Greer eIler aribe
ban i Strl1ben og, bpis leg bapoe
8roft oertiI, foe1e bon. 9gioa !
Snl,1m are6s, ION De npbnte, BIZ
jog blipe peo pao oe.1 Maaoe, og leg
ut alereoe nnite uge ienoe Mili-
ter ocrben.
Den Depntereae ptreoe at beo Ell
laobon Sremgapgsmuaoe biloe n
fert De lioite tDife S5ter1mer blipe Of
aibne for Da11marf, iaa oe Tiff
ba.,ffe @rpriepale h1noe relies peo
Is@ioeren. Sert1I ipareoe Commits
ieren: ns5sor min gfDl6 tan MOI,
iptte bern be6 Sotnburg.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
9Iaaer pber en- 0rrlt.

@cboerne i ct goan i Merbeoen
al &ollunoborg bar flaget til Mini=
iteriet oper 6eres 8reit. &an ifol
if6lge "&allun0borg Dogblao" b1.
a. babe nbtalt:
acknowledgements bar aof en- ire.
cnig @u6, nte11 set ct Gator, @ler
&nagt og 8a1gmenigbe0spreiten!"
Nralten bar @ang pao Gang
bruet Sfialosoro imoo @r11rotpi-
gianer:1e.
5a1t bar omtrent mes rene Orb
b%ctegnet Sa1gmcniabeoen iom "e11
SelDe6cs Sorgaarb".
Son bar 1%toilpnget Tor1termelier
moo 2prere, moo Sc "ugnoelige1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES etc. etc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
SRA alIe @ame.

Store 8plt menes INT at pprc
- w 1Dns1. ''s', w
Heln'c'e' = s.oe' 'ulo w
s.sl.'..s luuuei ~ o'a9'- 'Onl u
OF
S 5tege @iograftbcater Ct Ser
inlagt ct 8entilutionsaptnrat, ser
iuger iaa fraftigt, at Splfs Soor
5tatsrebilcr Slcrtgerif er reiit
EN- Sur tn Mmerifa for at beipgc
fa Gutter.
o., s., eo,,,o q @o,n,
@o11o,Ss moaot,Eaas> one
,,an So. -. ,f;aht - a. .a1 49,
-, >. Sow ;ffa =, ,a,,o,ta men,orama
al No. ,;ffo,t ao,,o = @t,,sea -.
De banife %6ramatiife @rafter / Min=
1teapolis.
., e m.,,.
,,n1nfo ,,os maJs,..aa. g.
~ naas;.massa 49, s ~
~ o,<l wv
rrss 60 .MS,
-. 49, ~
m'n W. =
a.
= o,apu '''e : opa'oei-
.r>a '1.''ees' ouNe ~
So aM g ollpus ~. 1ope
So m1. ~ SeIpal l'ele ss,''r.
$50 - s.u'''o.l ~ pe',
:, ma5.rol ~ s'l.e''.u wy
mae1.aama 1e. =. pVt :
49, ussll. " = M 't'l'''''.seu 2
oo'e po'u'oel el'e'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25

%E2EhTEN.g
Der 1898 par 7,554,s15 SCI. fra.
1912 Sparere 1neo en- Meierpeiolto'
paa 168,s24 ar, ct iteget; iaaleoes
at Set forlpbne Regnifabsaar lopi.
tie: 35,175 Spalere, Dc, 26O137ar.
! Si,oifuo ogen ialnlH Releroc paa
3 Mfillinner aroner.
"aa:,bbo-s parefasin for Sun"
bar iaaleoes @rlno til at Re Lift paa
Srelntioen, ierlia 5meb to iua aner-
|fjenot oDgtige Mano 1om Direftg-
rerne Sans Nppcl % 8ilfens Short
Tom @%obe6lebere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
A.KTUELT

at 8efolfningen oaglig bar maattet
betale 100000 aroner, forbi DC BIZ
ligere Barer life er blepet losfeoe.
8labet opforore0e Sapnearbeioerlle
til at iage De gale8anber. bort, glen
.reife oeres SPECIALIZATION % ifaffc
Nrbeiosfre0. Men oct batter, frep
8la6et n1eo fe6c Epper, ret lenge
Tan be1r11e @alifab life toales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
Set bBbc Gf;b.

Men bar nit, iflg. @sbi.= Soften"
facet set 6eoc Gfib, ion1 forlc6er
|blep illbilebt til Gsbierg, oe,tot. Set
fonitaterc0es oerefter, at set bar Ell
norif Motorifonnert "Moitein". Mo=
lterne laa fnaffeoe omboro, og Sfi-
bet bar / oct be1e meget opergroet
meo Gpgres, bbilfet iDnes at tpoe
paa, at sfibet bar ligget lGnae /
Gano meo aielen i Beiret.
Set TON e.1oult life afgjeres, ON
|Sfibet er 1aoet meo Semmer, elfer
bet fu11 CT Hrors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
6nnhrrwlann
Mmgnitenborg erubret felt.

86 @ommul1eoalget / STARTS af-
gapes Ser Mnguitenborg t76 6an-
ffe, $50 tpffe og Al iocinIiltife
@temmer. 9ette @a1g b1eb mibler-
ti6 fasieret, men MeluItotet beraf
er ifelge "SSSleasb. Mb." fun blebet,
at 9anlferne III belt bar erobret
Den gamle Spifer-&eoe, i6et Sc beo
op1aae6e 178 Stemmer
moo 1873 tpife og 80 Iocialiitiife og
berne6 Bette abiolute Slertal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
Spr:t fra 9l,nerifa.

Gen for l1ogen Eio ii6en frigipnc
bort Mil. 2iter .Sprit ct MI for
5tsrlteoelen nbleperet. WiniIteriet
bar tillo0t syremitilling al ioa me-
get @rcpn0ebin % Mfpapit, at Ser i
sS1lli fat finbe ltgrre %llolepering
enc oe tiofigere Maaneoer.
Ser er iflg. "Natt." i 9lmerifa
inbfibbt ct iterre Yarti 5prit, iom
i 2phet al fortere Tib fommer Ser
til. 0m Meoiettelie / 9riien bliper
Scr bog lite 9ale.
Sill Spripnirrgen al Spnoeripllalto
otter @ienfme:1i,gen bol6es ct pos-
lcnoc @uont,lm / @eierbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25
st 1tnberlia Snu.

Sra Msaa me66eler ~@e:1bI. S6.":
N%inieoags Mften benbeo Mi6not OPP
oageoe @meo 81. Senien / Msaa en-
flor Streg, Der git miot igiennem
Maanen og langt n6enfor meo beg
|ge Groer. 2iot efter begp:1ote ser
at flamme 2psitriber fra Sen l16
til Sioerne, omtrent iom Morolps,
|og Def belle 1t6pifleoe fig %efterbaan-
oen til ct fIort lpfel1oe @ors, bbis
Mrme bar 1t6t bl,e6e og en6te i en-
SpioS. Senien falote paa fit Some,
|og t SCREENING betraoteoe Sc en- BALI
|snes Minuter pen mnrfelige Srem-
toning, Der 'bolot fig, iaa lenge Sc
lad paa oct. Oct piier fig, ot ogiaa
onore bar Set set famine Matltrfr-
1on1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-25

9aarlis Nppetit. "Sele iioite
@i1ter bat leg life raif," friper ST.
Safe @oeta fra Guile Safe, Oregon,
min slppetit par Oaarlig % min
Mabe bar noroen. Otter at babe
5brltgt nogfe fao SLATER at 81. Ge-
ters @llrifo filler leg mig meeef be-
6re. Dette pom1lpre l1rtemib6el
|freln1ner Soroeielfen % regnIerer
Meabe1. Sor 11srmere 0plpgninger
Itillfrib 81. Neter Sabrnep & Cons
Co, 25O1 8albington 8lp6, Git
cage, Sn