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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
Mt. Olive S. S. C0nY8n-
ion 6 Weeks Off.
To Meet With Unity Baptist
Church, Brookport, Illinois
Wednesday Before the 9Th
Sunday in June 1918


The converting Of the Mt Olive
S S. Convention and it auxilia-
ries viii convene with the Unity
Baptist church, Brookport, Iii !,
Wednesday before the 4lh Sunday
in June 1910, Rev J. B. Nc
Crary pastor.
The pastor and members are
making elaborate preparations to
entertain their guests. Please
notify the Sup,, Mrs Ruth Dom
low OF the names and number Of
delegates from your school SO we
can arrange homes for you, A
neglect on yoDr part will work a
hardship on the committee eand
the members and may leave you
without a home. 1t is. wisdom
and intelligence to always notify
the committee before the meeting
Each auxiliary is bestiring it's
sell, remodeliog the spacious
brick and stone edifce where the
meetings viii be held. They are
beginning in time to store away
bans. chickens, eggs, etc. to en-
ternain- this augnf bo y. ! hey
should not be disa pointed n the
number OF drlega' there re, ]
as president of E b Y. p. u
convention, urge eve y Un on in
the district to ge' busy and rally
to the standard. Elec you del
egates, have en- r,ai meni an
represent with less than $50.
! ask every B. y P. L to serh
that small am Mt. Ten week
unit the time ny Union in the
District can rep sent with $50 :,
Remember the amer an cor :
prepared to raj, ST. 900
We must get usy and emel
Der the date d p' ce.
You in [ hrist
Ed ar McCra y,
Pre- ident
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
G0L0RED MAID IS
INJURED BY BOMB

y Associated Nes(o ffess.
ATLANTA Gs Nay 9 Tho
Old aging ihn - Negro is in
every time ha5 frag lealiz :
ton here 3bes tie explosion Of 80
mi mai u chiss. eat % ihe home
e iormsf seeaser Il fai k,.resuli-
cd in iae ser - niap OF his wife
ana their rei5.eJ mali.
! he package con ne thru tn
mail, VS. opened = the maid On
the request u Mrs ilafd@iek Il
was suppo Cd ,o coats pencils.
Ah.n the wrappings were remov-
ed the machine exploded. Both
hands 81 the mao were bloan off
and Mr. iIafd~.ck was injured
over the lace aud body The sen
ator believes II wss an attempt by
Bolshevik, TO get nd oil him, be-
cause oil bis s;,iisde on certain
questions h,ie he was in the SEN
ate.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
Read! Notice!


Rev Henry Snowdep, 1900 s.
18th. S, ). Springfield. H.. re-
quests every minister and sister,
who contemplate OF attending the
State Association next May, to
write him at once giving number
OF days YOU expect TO be IN the
city. -
lie wishes to cat rate OF Board
over last year. This will be 10
your Financial interest 10 write
him..
J. b. McCrary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
NOTICE.

The East Mt Olive Baptist S,
( Convention meets with the Isl
Baptist 5 s.. Shswne town We'd
nesdsy before the Fourth Lord s
Day in June. Come prepared to
make this the banner year Spirit
Ualiy and financially.
We are urging every School and
b.. Y. r. u too ome UP with their
pledges
Vivian Cross,
Cor. See'y.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
NOTICE.

There will be NJ ssion ry
meeting held at the NJ Gi ad
Baptist Churc Saturd y be'ore
the 4th Lord day n Ap il. Rev.
Johnson, pas r.
All nearby Circl are reque ted
to send del G ate, and he nc fb5
pastors are invit:d 10 atf nd
Brethren vii hel, to inspire tn
members Of le church md fulth
enlighten this PEE PIE IN the l'ns
of mission " rk. Let he ch4rch-
es OF Colp, Carboada'e, Sfarta,
Coulterville and DuQuoin re-
spond. T. people has had a
hard struge and now they have
a building moved on theil lot.
Let US 60 nd raise the franc al
standard that the church and o. s.
tor may be bene ftsd thereby.
Let us ow what real mission
work mea by leavi g soa e'hine
for THEFT b nefi. a progr n wil
be render ] Sl u5a, night hy the
ladies'.
Shiloh nd pastor inv fed witt
contin ed en- pg. 3 cel.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16

p. m. AT the evening services
Rev. Johnson preached ano her
powerful sermon. Total collection
for the day $3.50
The pastor and members are
putting forth every effort 10 raise
enough money TO erect another
building foseplsee the one that
was destroyed by fire . few months
ago.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
Future City, Ill.

Special TO the Gazette:
The Shiloh Baptist Church held
its Sunday School at the regular
hour o.3o a. m. On. last Sunday.
At tII:oO o clock a marvellous
sermon was delivered by the pas-
tor, Rev. ID Johnson There-Mas
one addition TO the church
In the afternoon covenant meet-
ing was held with a large attend
snce.
The . X 2 . met at o:oo
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
Odd Fellows and Ruth
Hold Annual Service.

Sunday afternoon at the Fir I
Baptist church, Ia gc crowd as.
Sc mbled 10 witness the services OF
the Odd Fellow and Household
oil Ruth.
= The sermon was preached by
Rev. G. Love. The M rch was
the largest Of any lodge that has
ever passed thru the streets OF the
city.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
NUS BRING NEGRO
TO COURT UNINJURfD
By Associated Negro Press.

BY Associated Negro Press.
EASTON. Md. May. s.-Judge
Adkins OF this county, has offered
a reward Of S. 600 to any man or
or group oi men who would bring
Isaiah fountain. charged With as
sault, into court uninjured. III
instructed the sheriff to sweur in
every man in the county as de-
putty TO protect this prisoner even
10 the point os death. 50 the hono,
OF this county may be vindicsted
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
NOTICE.

All churches desiring tficnamcs
OF their delegates to appear on
the program for the Mt Olive
Baptist Sunday School Conven,
ton TO be held in Brookport, III.
the week before the 4th Sunday iEri
June, are hereby notified and re-
quested to mail the Games, az an
early date to the chairman OF the
program committee. whose ad4
dress is:
Miss Ollie Lawton R. r d.
no /. Cairo, III.
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
MANAGING EDITOR AND
WIFE VISITS J0PPA.
Given Big Reception. Pre-
ached at Baptist Church. At
tends Sewing Circle. Gives
Addresses.

Rev Edgar MeCrary. Manag
ing Editor Of the Gazette and
family motored to Joppa Saturday
where they were heartily wslcom-
ed by the entire city They made
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Bradley, both are active mem
bers OF the Clover Leaf Baptiss
church. and +. and A M; and
o. f. S, Lodges respectively
Sunday at all three hours Rev.
McCrary, occupied the pulpit te
fairly good audiences. Rev.
Stanheld Crawford. opened the :
services in the afternoon with as
strong gospel sermon on Power.
The members are active. work.
ing hard 10 remodel their edifice..
Rev and Mrs. McCrary were
treated royalty, being enter aimed
for dinner Monday at the beaufi-
fui home Of Ms md Mrs. Acre.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of
the above named church met Mon-
day at the home OF Mrs. Effts-
Blythe, with the president Mrs
Winnie Faulkner in the chair.
Rev. and Mrs McCrary we're
special guest. They made ex---
esllent addresses complimentary
TO the Circle and its active men,
hers. Other guest were Mesdam~-
es swift and Caldwell who, dona--
ted literally to the club. This
Circle has just closed quilt COR
test which amounted to the. neat
sum OF $I9.57
Mrs Blythe. is quite an ente.-
tainer, knowing how to make one
feel at home when they are in heS
presence. A delicious two course
luncheon was served TO the de-
light OF all present, and the man
aging Editor aud wife only re-
grets being unable to attend each
meeting especially Tor the spread
Following is the menu:
Menu
First Course
Fried spring chicken.
Sweet picl les
Dressed eegg.
Bread.
Second Course
Strawberry Ice Cream
1f Chocolate Cake.
Tie. Gazette went like ire
crackers. taking several new sub
criptions.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16
Inbortant Notice.

The great Springfield Meeting
Tuesday before the 4th Sunday in
May, 1910 TIE meeting viii he
gin on The 2osa ins'ead oithe a7sh
that Is The time sixed by the AS
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16

Dunbar graduates this year from
the twelveth year are ;-ADgus
English Valedictoriap. Msrgie ..
Tandy Sauatorian, and Jewel s.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16

Maryland man elopeG With hts
aweetheart's twin by mistake. and Is
COW happy. This viii We q body bios
for the soulrnatists. s.--Clayeiand Plaip
Deaisf.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16

Thsve besp notihsd BY ,bc N s
~ G. NJ A A Msfsinthst he
viii visit the 7,h District soon.
which composes the different Iod-
aes namely.
Silver Crown &C
Prhsgouas 90
Rising SON 81
Silver Ifowel so
Afehive 81
New Liberty
Take notice Bfeihern and gov
ern yourselves accordingly.
J. L Patterson.
d ID q. NJ 7,h Dist
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-16

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
||oEfkc|l|e7'
lIle s'IaueeLE,
LEADERS THINK
|t6olsheviki Menace Not to Be
Removed IN Day.

(tDalsa flmss Gable. Copyright. 1919. By
the Public Ledger Company
h PARIS, March 2s.-The situation
has become extremely critical, but de-
viopmenh in Hungary may yet turn
out to be 4 blessing disguise II they
force the Paris council TO take fences
which they have been baking At ever
since they first met.
n We have been told for many weeks
.spsst that one Of the great dangers
1nd difficulties Of the situation would
De that II, when ready TO conclude
peace the allies might find no govern
rents with which 10 sign q treaty.
This 10 precisely the threats made
6y the events At Budapest which,
-Whethes they be TO 4 certain extent
artificial. are bound TO have their IN
flaenee In Germany itself. The Ger
msn government appears already to
b thoroughly aware Of the frailty Of
its position and the despatch OF Karl
Kautsky to negotiate with the boil
SheviSts is an act which will most
eertsinly encourage the Spartaean
elements In the country.
Moreover, the effect of Hungariaa
: bolshevism in and along the eastern
frontiers OF the allies in Poland and
In Rvuania is bound TO be felt now
that Count Karolyi has thrown up the
sponge and the positions Of the Ru-
snanians and Poles is certain TO be-
come every day more difficult un-
less something is done by the allies
to help them and done quickly. Ser
bia, Greece and Bulgaria cannot af-
ford TO look indifferently upon this
bound forward OF Soviet anarchy
which has really burst As a bomb
sen in the comparatively peaceful at
mosphere Of the peace conference.
One thing is certain, and, whethes
or not the Hungarian movement has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

in Poland. There are, first Of al,
two divisions which, during the last
months Of the war, formed . part Of
the French army, Of whom NOS. mlk
has been heard The nucleus ot this
force is The Regiment Bsynonne,"
composed Of Polish volunteers which
has Tough, on the western front since
1915, but the greater part Of the per-
sonnel Is composed Of Poles from
America who have come over since
the entry of the United States into
the war, These two divisions include
certain number Of French Officers
and are complete with artillery, ensi-
neers and all specialist arms. They
are ready TO start for Poland as soon
as the means OF transport are avail
able
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

The Council Of Ten stlll Is consid-
eri& today how to get the Polish
troops TO Poland. The Germans have
set their face against the use OF the
Danzig route on the ground that the
presence Of the Poles IN Danrig
would provoke riots and they offer
the ports Of Koenigsberg. Mammel
and Libau instead. Why there should
be riots in Danrig and not in Koe.
nigsberg is not suggested. II remains
TO he seen whether the council will
let themselves be guided by Won
Brockdorff Rantxau or whether they
will follow their original intention
1t may be perhaps interesting to give
from the information provided by
General Haller an account OF the
troops which remain 10 he repatriated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
KEEP URIC ACID
) OUT Of JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to
= Eat Less Meat and Take
y Salts.

Rheumatism is easier TO avoid than
TO cure, states a well-known author.
iiy We are advised TO dress warmly,
keep the feet dry; AVOID exposure; eat
less meat, But drink plenty Of good
water
Rheumatism is a direct result OF
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which Is
absorbed into the blood. II is the
function of the kidneys to filter this
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine; the pores Of the skin are
also a means OF freeing the blood Of
this impurity. In damp ayd chilly
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work, they become weak and sluggish
and fail TO eliminate the uric acid
which keeps accommodating and cir
culating through the system, eventu-
ally settling in the joints and muscles
causing stiffness, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
At the first twinge Of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces Of Jad Salts, put a tablespoon
fiA In glass OF water and drink be-
! fore breakfast each mo1ning for a
+, week. This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys TO
normal action, thus ridding the blood
OF these impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia
, and is used with excellent results by
thousands Of folks who are subject to
rheumatism. Here you have a pleas
ant, effervescent lithia7water drink
which helps overcome uric acid and Is
beneficial TO your kidntys as WE'LL
fAdvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

been organized by German agents
makes no difference. The outbreak !,
going to strengthen Germany's hands
enormously when she comes TO the
last card Of iblackmail and offers the
allies the choice Of defeat instead Of
victory Or Of seeing Germany using
bolshevism In Z last desperate effort
10 reoovef her lost supremacy by
putting herself At the head Of the
Russian movement and threatening
western Europe with q struggle as
long and as determined as that which
followed the French revolution.
Such are the possibilities which are
being discussed.
Just - tbose in the. United States,
there has been q campaign which rep
resents Great Britain as having com
pletely got the better Of President
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Wilson, so. in France there Is growing
popular a desire to find out who Is
responsible for the delay. This Is ma
turally a difficult task, for the truth
OF the matter probably Is that no man
and no country is directly at fault,
that II is the whole method Of work
and the whole mentality Of the con-
ference which postpones decisions and
renders courage impossible
One OF the great causeSof the pes
smism at the presen, movement /,
undoubtedly to be found in the exag
gera,ed secrecy with which peace is
being prepared. Presumably, the
Germans will have TO be told abou,
it sooner or later and the disadyan-
tagcs OF sane publicity now surely
outweigh the danger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
SUFFRAGE MEASURE
PASSES IN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. March
8.-The Mcknight bill. giving the
women Of Missouri presidential sui.
frase, passed the senate ,his morning
by a vote Of q 10 u. The same blu,
Carrying . rider providing idrN refer
endum to the electors already had
passed the house, to which body the
Mcknight hill now win 60
TIE senate, also. by unanimoui
vote, adopted 4 resolution to submi,
to the voteri . constitutional amend
msnt giving women full suffrage. J
Suffrage a. 10 president and "suff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

New telephone diSsctory soss 10
press March u, 1919 For shangss cali
Contract Dept. PBx.N0. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Use Our Lay-Away Plan

This simple method that will permit you to select the
ments want three weeks hence them in
room with payment down. and make possible for you to
money and also to have better garment than you have possibly
anticipated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Three Weeks Until Easter

With EASTER but three weeks have doubt but tbs
already considered what your needs will be and that
ready to do your choosing but have you anticipated how you will
your obligations? We offer a suggestion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

o.hIr oiiieefe % ths state cosssisu-
!log permits 10 prQyidsd In the Nc.
knight bill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

0e git inb / ben unge Muiiflp-
rers @arelie, og ba.1 latte Jig til
Bianoet. 8rpben begiDnote meh
Mlices Mon1ance.
6greno ben fbritS strofe por til
.@n6e, Der, bbor 5angeren for treble
Gang gentog Droene: "Sans 800
Scr bill beoe for bam" baboe 8inni=
ten Eaarer ! 9jncne, og bans Sing
re itan6ie6e nbepegelige pno Snitr11-
mertet.
Sa:1 rejite fig me6 ct Mpf. Sans
Nniigt bar ba6et i Enarer.
"Ma, 6rgfen,1 raabte ban, "De
bar lite lagt mig Sunbbeoen; nit
Snotrpf Tan lite ifuffe mig, SEE er
Ell flor &unItnerinoe."
"s&u:t Ell beifeben Songerinoe
lon mon lite frcfienoer noget So
lent. Men, leg beoer Sem lao o.
fortiette meo 9repen; forgbrigt fe.
Ter jeg mig hit ~oberbebiit ON, at al
bill gaa rigtig eoot.1
Otter at babe giennen1iunget bper1
|af 01,mrene to @as1ge, erflareo.
ben u,tge Sonocri,toe fig tilfrebs
Nffompagnatprer, ION bar iiiffe1
paa ct befinoe fig liee oper for e
I, anrifneri:1oe at ferite Rang, bapo'
gjort fig 81 ma,Iie umaoe for at re
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
En- 8nkrt &uBrr.
(Slutaine.)

"&gr," iagoe bun til oe1, r1tgc
Nano, leg bill fringe @acbels Mo-
nance al Seoinben og Offices &o-
nance at &obert le Diable:, "aon,
NIT 8nrn."
"9e to Namre, bbormeb 6rgfen
Saloon bar giort fin 2Dfffe," tp:1fte
Muiiferen bolpbgit.
Error Sc iffe, set piloe bore
gapnligt at gao Dem / set minolte
en- Gang igiennem iammen??"
So, ab1olut, 8rpfenl ibis lite er
leg bnnge for, at NIT Nffompagne.
merit blep alt for umuligt."
er leg lite banee for ipa-
re6e ben 1tnge Bige penligt; "6es
l,oen Tan De 10 goot Ceres Norti
6orrbeien, faa De bar fun at pasl
paa at fe1ge min Gang"
Sbor lang aio bar big" ..
4oncertcn begpa6er @Ioffeu otte
% ben er enonu TN. balofDp, IA
! 81 bar balpanoen 8ime at oiipol1e
seober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

ipeftere Sangerin6ens Spfattelie og'
ngie f9lge ben6es Gangs forlfellige
Nuaneer.
"Tlrgfen 9uplcsiis," mumlebe Sen
r:lge Mar6, 6a ban bar blebet enc
og flebtc Zig ON til 5oireen, "6et
Gfopn CT mtg fltlbfomtnen nbefien6t,
og Dog er 6enl1e urge Game ct
fltnltnerif @eni.
ga &o:1certen begD11bte &lofffen
ct &barter til nj me6 en- Spnf o11i.
arrangeret og liofgrt al 8DenS Or
felter, bar fun bltn6re6e belatte ,of
6e tobunbre6e og fbrretpbe BIa6ser,
iom 5ulen rnmmeoe. Men 8rpf eff=
ten og ba:1s Somilie og bele 8pens
elite bar Ser, faa Ser bar intet
9aab ON, at Soriamlingen ffnloe
blibe tnlrtgere.
Spr Sllltningsianfare1 efter @on-
%certens f6rlte Mf6eli1g b1ep ipillet,
rejite Mffompagnotdren Zig og bent
benote Zig til Bublifltm me6 bdrltg
bebeget Stemme for at meoocle, at
ban bab6e buft set nbe1te6e @el6 /
| iioite 9jeblif at fin6e en- @ongeri1-
De til, og oenne 11nge fremme6e
Game btl6e ru la6e Jig bgre for at
gipe tit 8i6rag til set be16eoige
! 9ieme6.
/ On Eilfre6sbeos Mnmlen Ig<
gjen:1em 5alen, bborefter en- bDf
,Stilbeo in6troo6te, ga man Ioa Ell
Ib6j og imuf ung Game rejie fig frc
fin slabs og reomenoe gao be:1 ii
| @itraoen, fom bun belteg as Ell
!, Srappe paa fem, iefs Grim.
91tn b1l1te pan Yublifnm og gat
Il me6 cit let &ote6bep9gelie Mftffom
s paenatgren Eeg:1 til at begipn6e.
SON ipille0e Goriptllet til 91liceE
j Mon1ance. 5trafs oeb 6e f6rite 80.
+ net al 5ongen giennemlgb en- Slagi
Sfielbe:1 TorfomIingel1. De bdrt,
%aanoelplt efter mes Ell reltgigs So
|lelie. Seen life iaa mart bar Sm
gerin6ens iiolte Gone al &efrpne
y foritummet, fer @ntbuiiasme1 brgi
. lbs / roienoe @raboroob. Mlle bop
De reiit fig op; Be min6lte bette!
y Stolene, ollie flQppebe / &9noerne
. 8ifal6sjubelen parebe i fem Min11
. ter. gnoelig in6troa6te Stilbebe:
y after, og 5ongerin0en fun6e f1l6
s el1oe ftn &omanee.
B 1iebliffelig begprote Bifu1oet !
9 gen. 8egeiitringen bar grGa1ieles
: Mange Menneiter grGo. Belnorin
gen far ogiaa fine Eaarerl
il 90 5angerin6en bar traobt re
IS al @ltraben, bleb BUN onnrinaet 0.
barmt taffet og fonlplime,1teret a
II Nrefeften % 8pens fornemite 5oll
ie Seq Seq tpafte paa g:1fel1 CO oe fen
D. faberlpie," lDareoe bnn Deficient
/. "og leg bar giort, bpa6 jeg formoo
ebe, for at bore GeIlfabet til 8ebu
! og taffer Gem for Deres Snteresi
for oe 1tlDffelige."
Is Mm1 fenote imiblertib life 6e'
bennoringsDaroige 5angeri:toe
Napn. Ma1 lpurgte bperanore Der
4 ON. SSngen funbe fDare. 0gia
8pens 9iletta1ter bar ! Ben itgrlt
Gorlegerbeo. Ser par i1gen Ibit
ON, at De bab6e b6rt en- &unitner
inoe al ferite Stang, Ell ias1b @irtuo
meo en- 5opranltemme, 1om iDnte
bent 1,oen 2tge.
ii. Oct ton lite berc rrogen n.16e
c1,o Malibron, iaeoe en-.
4S5rn Uaalibran osoc / 5ior, be
De life oet?1
-. Oct Ct inorere 5rpfen Galeon,
ibarebe Ell al6en. .sassss
"gller 65rn Dautoreau=giinh ii
fgieoe eli treble.
e reuer 5ru Dor1,s-gros.n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

PELLE THE CONQUEROR
By Martin Andersen-Nes9.

- By Martin Hndersen-Nex9.
The book that made its Danish author world-famous, and of which
leading daiGes in England and the United States have said: "Pos-
the literary qualities that burst the bonds of national boundar-
les. -"One of the most momentous books which this century has
so far produced" "It is a book which posterity may we'll call the
Had of the poor. "The book is worldwide in its significance.
It is the chronicle Of the growth Of labor to consciousness of its
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ABOUT VICIOUS PROPAGANDA"

elsewhere are informed about II, but
with a corporation in Washington
grinding out the johnson orattons.
m.meographing them and mailing
them galley west. the news Of what
Mr. johnson periodically and fever
ishly Is doing for the nation will not
fail to arrive where it should ar
rive.
Here we have an example OF
propaganda, but. wishing to be just,
rather than severe. we shall say
that. like the Grafton 1t reports it is
not sinister but merely silly, 1t is
not at all likely hat II will do any
real harm and the speeches it sends
out. speeches which the news services
and the special correspondents might
neglect, may amuse a great many
readers who hut for the existence Of
the corporation might not see them
or hear about them.
Propaganda Is not always deadly.
Oftentimes II is highly expensive and
wholly ineffective. Had there been
organized propaganda in favor OF the
league of nations. In a period when
the very term propaganda" is hate
fui TO millions of persons. It might
not have had apprectable effect, II
certainly could not have produced
anything like the approach TO unan
unity OF opinion in favor of the
MT the present ine.~