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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Thomas s. Adkins. the newly appointed clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond. filed his Sio
900 bond yesterday with Franklin Stcarnes and
powhatan Roberts AS securities. RicborI
Christian and Alfred Shield will continue TO act
as deputy clerks. - 49,
Rev. William L. Murkland. Of Cumberland
talented Young Presbyterian divine, liz gone 10
Baltimore 10 be :o-pmstor with REV. Dr.. Bullock
The number of advert Used letters ha. ma.
tcrlaily decreased since the free letter delivery
system went into operation. -
Pleasant Murrill. tho former Campbell t,ountr
horse Stcalcr. was brought tho Inc nil IN, iaryy
yesterday [" serve "A long tcrm-il the guards
can keep him. - " e"'' I'D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Subscrlber. DanVjlle-Guano is nrin
eGiPal ny obtained in Chile. the deposits
oeins Immensely valuable. II is cal
over three acres In extent. on the
coast OF Chile. there arc over 40
"0U'oo0 tons. the deposits being nearly
5oV rect In depth. There are hun
dTeds OF such islands on. the Chilean
coast, and the quarrels between The
rival companies of the control Of the
by the people. The annual cxport of
Suano from Chile is worth something
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Clothing manufacturers say that mems
suits are due for 100 per cent advance IN
price, but that the new STYLES vii, have pick
pocket-prOof pockets What will be the good
OF pick ockct-proot pockets after the pur-
chaser has paid the price of the suit? His
money Will all be gone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Military Trafic In min

i. b: L.. Bowling Green-;,ur;nn
IN. enc. nrst SIX months OF 1919, tho raiIs
a a2s % the United States carried 4.
-'o,os' troops OIL special and on
leGuiar trains. There were also an
PproNimately 100000 men who travelled
I.Sm thelr MONIES TO the camps from
"Wnich .hey were discharged. Two mil
non oHlcers and enlisted men made
railroad trips whiic on furlouEhs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Although William, HohenZollern has been
summoned to appear for trial in the Palace
OF Justice at Brussels. the cables bring no
ncwsHthat he is packing his trunks prepare
tory 10 an early departure from Amerongen.
II viii require more than a mere summons
TO drag him TO the bar OF Judgment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
/ Musical Cntnstrophc.

The trombone gave an awful blast
Right in the symphony;
Inc leader he jumped three feet high.
friEhtful man was he.
oNcuse me- said the trombone man,
4 horsehy is TO blame;
lie stood there Oh my music, but
played him just the same"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Ny Alnrm Clock.

Ny fTnrm Clock.
y trusted friend that speaks SO I may rise
my cail hear-with anger in my eyes
Ana as view thy battered form and plight
Ahd as view thy battered from and blight
That have wrecked. for kindly favor done
Grieved too late allowed the evil one
10 master me In my unbridlcd rage
Which burned in memory so black page
Too oft in anger throw VIC our friends AWAY
When sober thought would have them with us
stay. y
Richmond. Va, August %, 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Lord. let mo not in service lag.
Let nc be worthy OF our flag:
Let me remember, when I'm tried.
me sons heroic who have died
IN freedoms name. and i'm my wav
Teach mo to DC rs brave as they.
In all am, in all I do
Unto our flag ] would he true:
For COO and country let me stand,
Unstaincd OF soul and clean of hand
Teach me serve aud guard and love
Inc starry FalS which flies above.
Detroit Free Press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

After the sale Of rooster named Wood
row Wilson for $56,0o0, it does look as H.
merely as Il matter OF sex pride, some wealthy
suffraGist should be willing TO bid $5I,oVo
Tor roasting pullet named Susan B. An
1hony Carrie Chapman Gait. or something
like that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
News of Fifty Years Ago.
Urom the Richmond Dispa tch, Aug. 81, 1864 .,

The findings of the milf
tary commission invcsti-
ga ing Burnham Ward
Wclis administration OF
Inc penitentiary were
made public from head
quarters yesterday. The
order says that while
Wardwel! acted in some
ca SEES III an irregular man
ner and in others adopted
such modes Of action as
are novel. unusual and
somewhat rcprchcnsible. i'm
no case does II appear that
nc mas been guilty of will
ful neglect or criminal or
corrupt conduct" He Was
49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Our old friend William Bradford Dickso,
teamed back in his easy chair in the hotel lobby
and chortled: Has anybody referred to thu
actor manager fracas as Broadway ham-o ONE
let mat must be unscrambled? Some one asked
old Aunt Jemima how to make hash and sbo
said: You don't make hash. II jes accumu-
iates' Seems to me this actor-manaEer onclet
has jos accumulated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
information Bureau,

n5nres regarding aImo.t any toni.
ters. punx on legal md nedIcnI snh,,
Tn,.t. ".e hnnvered free. Al ali IN.
quttes are answered directly hx
Ietter. seif-nddressed, stnn,n.d
ST1.oRs required. Address n.
kiehmnDdn Information Bureau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Proposed Road Tsx.

A.. w. H., Wakefield
Sood roads, as proposed in the MI
nena,ns IN the General Assembly. is
suI Seherai property tax. and subjects
auch proDerty 10 taxation In ciIics
n Gu Incorporated towns as well AS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

According TO report. a street car conductor
mas been discharged for conduct unbecominr
street car conductor 1t is stated lust what
inc man dd' but If it was conduct unbecominEa
street car conductor, it must have been pretty
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
The "Exc., Har. IL

James Eye and Alto Eye. of Independence
Nan" nave divorcc.-Kansas City Correspond
cncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
No, VIC Can'u It's the Rest rods,.

William Fischer shore sheep for Homer S;cw
art last Thursday. Six sheep were shorn that
shore sixty pounds of wool Can you beat thutp
Liberty tOhio) Press
II ii is not out of order We would ,ilxc IN
rise and ask what has become of Sir Thomas
Linton. whose arrival hero was announced some
months ago?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

IN Washington they can't keep policemen
on inc torce at S1,400 year because other
r"lpio!cta oHer them moro and grab them
but the labor bureau there continua. IN Nj
letin increasing armies OF the unemploycd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
silcncing Government Owne-s,;n

PROFESSIONAL railroad and tclcpranb
men as we'll as the investors in the great
p"pNc service corporations have something
very definite for which to thank tbe war
hey may have opposed government contro,
and operation OF their properties in tho coll,
u'lES OIL the conflict, but as they reflect unon
'"c result OF mat control and operation thew
ma! sleep more soundly henceforward
TOT II ihe war has done any one thing II
mas huHhed Inc clamor for government owner
snip OF the railroad, the telephone and Tho
'eItsraph systems of the country There is nor
10 De found anywhere in the United St.to-
'h organized demand that the government,
continue longer its management of the rail,
ao"us "iiiesS me brotherhood program he so
regarded. Already the wire services have
pce" hed pack TO their owners and the
country is not only content to have tho ,oioo
phones and the Telegram h comnaniee nnora.a.,
as before the war, but il feels q uoosr
'cIel that the wartime experiment. is over
cH'l the eNlSencleS of war cOmpe1Ied tba
r,'eF"i government 10 take charge of the
Pupl'c services growing conviction for eov-
.nI"ent ownership was manifesting itself
|"'o"Shout the country Powerful marty
leaders mad committed themselves to tbis nro-
gram. 1t was no longer regarded as .onia,
!H'ic scheihe or the abstract plan of dreamarc
III l"cl' 1t was evident three or four yo,rs
'so ,"at me campaign of 1920 probably
Would ne fought out on government owner
mp 'incs, and Republicans as well as Demo
an',f were seriously considering the advis.
ao,Il'y OF championing the policy.
Naiiroad managers and railroad ou,nor.
from end to end OF the country were mobiIiy.
I"6 'heir forces for fight to the deatI,
"s"'lSl such scheme The whole burden of
."cir p"DHcty was against the plan. In
nes'orS III railroad securities organized to
.isn. IT, Appeals were issued in all dircc
tiohs IN an effort TO head OFF the cver.snraad-
'hs sentiment for government ownership.
me war mas cured all this. The expert
encc OF tho government in IFS ,r.nana,',
OF al the public services which i, found -
necessary to take over. has put an effective
S,'ehcer on the demand for the public owner
snip OF the railroads we'll as the tcIonhonc
ana telegraph companies. 1t will be - ponnra-
'oh or more before this issue is revived again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

american and French sailors have lust won
Il victory over German land forces. AS the
immortal Patrick Henry said, "They cry
peace, peace! when there is no peace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Night In Sweden.

Mrs. s. u. c., Palmyra--To the sum
MGR visitor in Sweden there is moth
ing more striking than the almos t
, ,He S ansGnGe Of night At Stockholm,
down few minutes before 10 o'clock
and rises again four hours later dur
ing Il greater part OF the month OF
June. But the four hours the sun
not hours Of darkness-the rcfraction
OF MS rays as he passes around the
north pole makes midnight as light
as a cloudy midday, and enables one
10 read the finest print without arti-
teiai light at any time during the
Lake Michigan.
Subscriber. South Boston.-Gc oloEists
estimate that the waters of Lake
Michigan have been cncroaching for
hve thousand years. on its western
shore from the Indiana State line
northwArd into Wisconsin,. Within
that time six hundred square miles
OF land have been washed away. and
ifi place is now occupied by water
Of recession Of the land since 1885,
calculated Cor $50 miles of shore line
nnrthward from Chicago. has been
three feet a year. The billions of tons
washed away in hvc thousand yeats
have gone TO the bottom of the lake
but vast quantities have been carried
by the lake currents and thrown upon
land in Northern Indiana and south
western Michigan. The sand dunes on
the southern shore OF the lake arc
built in this way. These hills are
from 100 to zoo feet high and miles
in extent WhSwalls and brca kwatcrs
have stopped the worst OF the dcstruc-
time put an end 10 the lakes cncroach-
mcEt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

wo new parties born in Texas the same
cay and OF the same parentage, and each
claiming TO be NO kin at all to tho other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Al Bellairc Ohio. miners arc s,riLi,
d siN-honr day and more pay The eight hour
"'el' arc clasSed now as hopeless reactiorarios
ana bourgeoisie, but those demanding timo
ana Il half for all over fifteen minutes AFRO
thought to be just little ahead of tho franc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
RlllInun0 Gilllps.pisnatrh

cUBIJsHED every day In the ,ear at 10 South Tenth
street Richmond by The Times dispatch Pub
Fishing Co.. Charles L. uasbrook Editor md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICA.
JIONS 10 The Times .G!s-
path. and not to individuals.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
4 ; I 8 {.
Sillen til ErGfDeut Biljon.

Nurges Greostorc1lng bar lenn'
|fMgen0e telegram til Brafioent Bil=
lon:
vMoraes grcosforening, bpis Mot.
to er rGre6 gie1rnem Metfproigbe6"
bar meo i16erlig @laoe % Gafuem
meliobeo i,lat Dcres u6marfeoe CIR
beioe for parig % rctfrroig Srco
% 6olfeneS Gorbnm. Neres Orb
bar Mutoritct % finder @jenflang j
Jolfenes 5inb oper belle 8er6euL life
bare foroi Sc taller fom Nrnii6ent
for tbe llniteo 9fatcs Of Mmerica,
men en6,1u mere, foroi Ceres Hros
gram 9iper llotrpf for Sen cipiliiereoe
Berbens in6erligeite Soob, 6pbefte
2nngiel % belligite Nrap til Menne.
ife1egfenS me6ning fra Rrigeus %
MiIitorismens Darbari.
Moatte DereS Nrbe6e lpffes %
Ceres Nrosram 9jenncmfpres f:llot
% belt.
Sfriitiania, lite Sa11ar 1919.
@ernborb &ansien,
Gormn1b."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Sn9en 2nft, intet 8rpb!

Aoifilliae 2onoSbDer i @uiunl
&reos, paa @topelbo1m og ANDRE
@te6er bar, baret nben 8rpo / IA
Gage; tbi netop, Tom Melef bar peo
at }lippe op, og @or,ret par bragt
til MSIle, in6trao6te Delt 1tille @eir,
ioa 8ejrn1pllerne bar np6t til at boI.
Sc Serie. Men forle6en 5pn6ag, 81
set blcp ,Bln1t, fit Mbllerne trnhlt
og Ne6en blep laole6es afbjl1lpet
Set bdrer piltnof til 5jeloenbe6crne.
at maj, poa 2an6et, btor man ie1r
obler 3orl1, er 1loe11 8re6 / ct Bo,
Tiger,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
gebite Gfsamen beb l1niperFtetet.

Holf 9eorbbagen, Spn at DnerlR>
rer Mor6bagen, bar / bette Semeiter
|toget matemotiIf Misunderstanding
|Gmbeosefsomen meo Sn6i1illin9.
Sans @obe6farafter bleo 1.t3, i fit
|9obe0fag, 8otanif, fit ban 100. SCI
|er biltnof Ben be6ite @mbebsefsmen,
Tom er tdget be6 l1niperiitetet, tolfal5.
|peo Sc gfsomener, bbor Ser giDes
|Galfarafterer. Molf Nor6bogen er
oct ptgite al Sobon M%orbbagens 8
.@gr1l, set nl6lte er Brofesior 0lof
geor6bngen. Sen 1tnge Natl1rbioenz
ifabsman6 bill ofre Zig for 8otanifeh
og fomrner ontogeltg til at fortiptte
fine 6tuoier / l16lanbet / eli life
Jremtio. Snotil bioere forbl;=
Der bon / fin @tilling iom Ms1iitent
.ne6 Ben Yotaniife 1ape boS Yrofess
Tor @ille.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
6orrlyffeoe, slnoreas Sic, par Ell
fligtopfDl6enoe, opgtigQlrbeiber. SON
efterlaoer fig @1titrn % 8 8ern neoe
| SarlSberg.
r9sD Sorb"s fgrite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
taaenoe ! Wprb.Norqe.

Selifnbct uNp Sor6" bar / 6isie
Gage in6fjebt fit fgrlte &oloni1ationss
felt / Norbsgtorge, 100 Maal at ct
ltprre Nreal Wpr og Drafmarf, Tom
bar b%aanogipet selifabet paa Noro=
al Gen Mliten i gta1nnes
Serre6. Briien er 80 @r. pr. maal.
@ien6ommen ligger bare. 8 a 4 &ilo-
meter fra @urtigultens MnlgbS1teo
Sononesiser, % ser bill hlnne ifaffes
CODE 8ejforbinoelier m. b. Mrbejbet
paa Seltet bill begpr6e til Baaren.
Get inofigbte Mreal CT at betragte
iom ct GorIggsfelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Site ruff CT en- Eilito,r6, lom man:

SITE raft er en- Tilftan6, JONI mo1tz
sc beflager fig ODER. 5Gopan1igpiS
er 6en 5pmptomet pao Ell e%je,,nen,=
griben6e llor6en / Smtemet 90 fon,
ibis BEN life ofbiaIpes, blipe farliz
gere enc en- heftig .5pg0om. SRI,
&eter Off fra Sumbol6t, Gait, be-
fcrot fig / 6e,1ne GiIftan6 / Marepis.
Senoes Grfaring at operpinbe 6enne
9tlftan6 fan muligbis bore al Snter=
este for mango 2efere. Sum lfriber:
IS mango Mur bar leg life beret
raft; me6 fao Cages MelIemrum
haroe ieoMnfolo al Snimmelhc0. 1om
paafalgtes al Opfaitning. Dette toa
ote iaalc6es paa @rnfterne, at ieg i
to eI1er TIRE Gage matte boloe @en-
gett. On al mine Naboer raabe6c
mig til at prgoe 9r. 8eters alrifo,
fom leg % ogiaa giorbe. Me6 Eaf
til Cub Tan jeg MI itge, at ieg life
bar ppret ibg / oe fiofte otte Maanc=
Der. Seq bill oltib bol6e bette 2Rge=
mi66eI ! nit Siem." 81: @eters SIR
rifo er ct gommelt belprpbetl1rtemib=
bel. Set er life til at faa pno Mpo-
teferne, rne1t oct fortunes SoIf 6ireftc
% tol6frit ira CT. Heter 6nbrnep
IL Cons 60, Gbica5o, SlI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
sStoriilofiifet laar gobt at.

Storitl6fiifet log gob til llgen for
Sui. @ejret bar 11omGrfet, laa Dri=
berne bot uoe bper Scat, met enfelte
@ampifibe les nofiao fort @arntab
pna @run6 al Sil6tpng6e. I'll 6tof=
iunb og 8aloeriuno, bbor ben iterltc
Dbl al Nloaben Itationerer, blep Ser
in6broat fra 9altenbapct 9,47G Maol
5torltl6 al uomGrfet @palitct. IL
fom. iao til 5tofluno meb
fra 60 til $50 Moal, TOM
bar fiifet 10 til 90 Qbnrtlnil noropeit
al Soften. 5iloen, Tom er al 5t6rz
relie 4S0 til $40, betales meb optil
10 4roner Moolet. 5ilben er nj,
fon1met poa 5l1lshohet ogiao:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
n6bsaelis 11lgffe.

2illejuloften hGnbte Der Ell |uure
beflagelia l1lpffe peo g~iittinafois
Br1g, toet Ell 8r118garbcjoer blep
orGbt efter at bore taget me6 / Stems
orepct. l1Ipffen ifplbes f~elgenbe::
San ito6 % ifllloe lGgae Ell 3riprem
cher 6iulet % bar UNDER bette Mr=
beioe ifart en- nofiaa tpf Snertreje,
iom fife Dor fnnppet. Nfieler tog fat
/ Oct enc 5fieb pna Spertreien %
pippeoe Ma1,ben meb ioaonn Strait,
OF ban maatte Iippe Iaaet o. Bier
ifert op moo ebre Si1lgang % @l,lz
pct til SberetaAen % iIoaet libel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Spiferne %fapitnlerer.

/ @eo @alqe1e til @onoez % Mrbcjz
berroao / Mingen9S Commune, fri
Der "Glensborg Mpis", lDigtcbe En=
iferne belt 6eres ioa bcllige Nliat:
Stemmeafgipntngen, i6et ser / beQgc
@r1,ppers fun ofgobes Stcnmer pao
1arife aolt6i6oter at bonlfe 8plaere.
Sssffffe CT enelte9plfer TOO Jig lie I Balaz
lofolet bele Dagelr 1ulotage,1 Som
muncfprltanoeren, lon bar palgt til
Salgfornlono, for at oct life Ifuloe
fn1u1e iiges, at Der beb eller timber
&olget bar forefommt uloolige
6onolinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Sebsfal1.

aiebilnle0 Sons 8. 9anierL 9ronb,
bjenl, er bpo / Sl1len 81 Mor 81.
Gperrcts1agfgrer S. Bgrreier, 8re=
pif, er afgaoet pe6 Deoen al 211nge=
betrnoelie efter !oeu lponffe 5pge, SO
Mor gammel.
Sos tib1igere Or6fgrer 5oen 5os
fouuglten ct ofgoaet peb 9eoen, ST
|Mar gomlmel.
g(n1e Motbea 9D1tbe pon 9a1,f=
aos, en al @eltre Eotens rl6ite og
melt fjenbte 3bin6er, CT bpb ODER 80
Star gon1mel.
&orceIeng0rejer aarl Srangberg,
|be1tre Gorsgrnn6, CT ,afgaaet beo
|Dp6en.
6bb. EoloopiMlsman0 Ole 0.Mcit=
lngrf, @'riltiania, er afgoaet peb Cd
Den, SO Mor gammel.
5tationsmeiter Soban 2116pig Ser=
|genien peo @ror1rb Station CT af=
:gooet neo 3g6e,l, SO Mnr 81.
6refen Mgnes Meper CT ofgoaet
'peo Gp6en i en- Mloer al 70 glar
Wee6 be,6e er CIT fjenot og 1umpatiit
&riitiamiaoame ganet bort. SUN bor
.Dotter at Bc6sejcr Gborbolb Meper
% 5rlte.
2an6ifabSmaler u. Mormom, er
.bpo efter lpnaere Tibs Spgoom, n
Star gan1mel. Mormo,,,1 bor9eorblpn
|oing al Soblel, bans 6abcr bar
|&jpbma1rb paa 8nnae / Qofcten. 90
|9lar gamnel fom bait til 9piflan6,
|bbor ian i;ooanneoe fig til Mnler beh
Mfaoemiet Dusseldorf. San boD ie=
mere oet 1terite Gel at fit 2ib peret
|bofat I Gpfflan6. Normo,,r bar ma=
let cit ltor MRng6e QanoIfabgbilleber
meo Motiper pnientlig fra NoroIonn
|og De beitlanbife Gioroe. San Dor
Mib6er at ct. Clans Or6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Gn G%rpHau,atiun.

60. Moler, Iilfornronet bos Ste
gieringsprGii6cnten i 5lespig, Dar
oifentligaiort %felgenoe:: S
I'll @%efolfningcn! Der CT pepuas
renoe falife 8peter j Dmlbb peorp-
re,be M~orolcsuigs 5fjabne. Soet
lee a6parer i,no6 at ifjG11fe bent sill
tro, meooeler leg fplgc1be for at ifaf=
be &larbeo:
Riasregjern0cn bar onerfjenot
Dilions IA Yunfter % oernnco og-
iao GolfeneS 5elbbeltemmclieSrct,
Deraf fslger, at ogioa 9onifecnc
fear Sob til at foretage BEN Nfitem'
ming, Sc pnifer. 0m @reniclinien
for 6enne Mfitemning itaar enoml
intet fat. 9an @runolag al perion=
Zig in6bentet Oplpsning fra @cr(il!
% cget Mrbeioe fan jeg foriifrc, at
ale eniioigt moo 9anlferne rettcoc
5ororbninger oil blipc fiernet meb
oct fsrlte, og at @folcoroningen for
Nor6ilespie bill blipe m1oerfaitet Ell
MeDiiion / &1ltusminiiteriet. I'll eff
itooelien al 2o116 til Ell on6cn 5tot
u6fr9pcS / allie Eilfnl6e 6e1, preuSz:
fife og Sen MISUNDERSTANDING
@o6fje1oelie. sSsnotil Sen Sag, %
oenne foreligger, aieloer for Morb<
Iespig ubetinget allie 5tats= % Mias-
lopc> oaiau SC moo Ganifer,,e retteoc
Goror0ninaer. Challenge Ser life
fer @n6riuoer. ulaa 6eres Torifrif=
ter iagttage5 % tageS tilfglge.
!: Set iamme ginl6er ont 6orlpnins
gen me6 Nerinasmi0ler % &aaltof=
fe. @genrpttig Sanolemao6e fan
biofgre @ungersneo. 2taelcbes Dir
fer set e6elGggen6e, raor Ger MI
11pgtes Solf Mrbei6e eller 2ebering.
Mf Senipn til Set 5amflu1o, iom hi
enonn banner / Maaneoer, he6er jes
paa Sen melt inotre1tgen6e Moa6e:
orbej6, organizer % bots 0r6cn!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
siberue filter.

Sun: Eenga,ng bolbt ou al mig.
81 foo ,e0e i Sfooen % ipiite 8gf og
mellc1n bber Maunofl,lb CAB oil mig
ct abs. Seq elemner bet alorig
Ger bar 50. Meu 1rl OF!
San: 81, er BET alm,tliet, aatbin-
ia, ion Imaa Bgfferl1e CT bIebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Gfibsfarten nnber Trebsfor1plb.


9cn brittle 2egation hor mebbelt
MISUNDERSTANDING ongaaenbe
N1,ter / Mlmin6eligbe6:
6nrtpierne bar lin fallbe 6ribeO til
lat iejle, 1om Sc ie1p enifer, ~unotagen
i 5arponbc, for bpi1fe en- ipeciel Stu
tie er fore{frepet, for116iot at De bol6er
fig flor al farlige Dmraaoer.
9en Ml,te, Tom fglges i Tarboroe,
Tom life er angibet iom farligc, er
life Longer unoerfa1tet nogen Waris
nefontrol, % oil blipe oberln0t h,lo.
|1trn6ig til Ggrerne eller Reoerne fom
! Sreostib, og 1grer1le pil fmpeltben
|faa opgipet DC Smraaoer, Fom Dc Hal
nnbgao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
1000 galer / Gtorthin9et tfior.

1000 galer / 5tortbingct tfiOr.
Gaa @runolag al .@%tortbingsti=
|oen6e"s Ealeregiiter bar .glftenp."
labet 1ronrbejbe Ell Stotiitif ober 8el=
|t%alenbe6en pnn set 67De orbentlige
|5tortbing. Mei,lltatet er, at Ser |
|5csiionen3 2eb CT bleDet bolot 1905
|3aler, bborof 3>947 i 5%tortbinget,
|2,41Oi S6elstbinaet % 708 i Gag
|thinget.
Set fonlner life oberrulferbe, al
|5tatsraa6 MbrabamIen er &egicrin=
gems melt talen6e Me6lem. San bar
|ialt bol6t ITO Gnler. 2pplaub CT bog
|lige efter bam me6 1853.
@rupperer man 9aIerl,e otter 8ars
|tierne fin6er man, at Ser poa Sen
fires 8art fal6cr 2,7s2. &girc bar
|Mn!ooret for 1921, 5ocialiiterne
1000, Observation-Disclosures 597,
|ltafbangige 1853 % friiinbeoe Sen;
fire 26.
5aa til DC enfelte al 2anbets
'&aarne! Gaitberg fonlmer ir1b }om en-
goo Scr. / n1eb 81 Galer, faa fom=
mer @onoip So meo 227, Minoe
me6 219> @ager1tp B1@ll 900, Gn1s.
.ool 1853, @uen 1914, Mprbang 1t8.
Motpinfel 115 og Beelm1lpben mc6
.113 9aler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
CA NADIA LAND

Prairie Land, ready for the pillow" SAINT opdyrkede Farme !
saskatchewans Park Region, hyor der er rigeig Regn, ndt skoy, n
geHgt Gr@s. god Mejerier, mango Elevators, mango Automobler, 81
del Danske. mango Norske, code Hete og Kser. godt og rigaliga
Wand. Ingen Alkan. 1ngen Whiskay Undermining, kun go 81 Cole
Veje, code Skoler, bilige J@rnbanetakster, og Landagenter, der er =
al Fld le sa haderlige o noget andet Sted vi kender. Vi
s@lge Landet til fra SIS til $25 per acre paa crop payment Plan
on 9nskes. bet or vard mfndst det- dobbelte. Efter Krigen - In
vent like til eter Krgen for saa er Diet for sent. Refs OPP med VOC
nRte Ekskursion. En- morsom REESE - Landet vises frt
Scandinavian Canadian Land Co..
.Canora, Saskatchewan. Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.