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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
@fsfejIer @ilbelm paa Slim.
Berlin / Sftober 1919.

Nu for Gi6en fat man l1oa Yer1ge
al alt, eller man preDer ibetmin6Ite
6erpaa. Gelp politiife @ffPrer for
|ieeer oe11 imarte 5orretningsmano
at u6nptte / flingen6e Mpnt, ubel,
|@enim til &aft c1ler Mnitanoigbeos=
felelie. Son beirer ct @enlationS-
numcr i en- 1ao trogiif Menneife-
|ifi9bne 1on1 BEN ofiatte tpife Sellers
og 9iber Zig 1trafs / Sag meo ben.
!SelIer life Btl1nen fu11oe la6e Ell Ioo
~tafnenligt @mne gao fra fig, ogSe11=
iotionsoramoet "a'ailer @ilbeln1s
|@l1,cf 11nb Gn6e" bleo @eiultatet.
Gn6mu life ct Mor ct benrun6et,
li6en SEN tp1fc Seller 1om en- Gre6lp*
Hpgte6e fra tit @oDeofpartcr Bag
|@eitfronten og mooife for ite6le 1filtr
fig fra bgt Soft, iom ban troeoe ban
al Jor1pnet bor u6iet til at itpre.
|Sg ollerebc MI CT alt floppet og
flart til at la6e ct 8rg11gebil(eoe al
bans 2ip og &erlfergierning pasiere
gepp paa 6ilmens bbi6e 2arreo, til
me6 / bans forbrms Miee, Dpor Der
talrige Silent en61n1 bgnger ct Bill
Ie6e al bom pao 8Ggge1t. Gelp ON
Iangtfra ale Epifere elife6e Bilbelm
bcn Mn6en 90 lpmpatilereoe meb
ba11s Sptre6c1, troeoe man bog poo
bans gobe 8iuie og rebelige 9en1ig-
ter - meo eller u6en @run6 Iful fer
bore 11iaat.
N,1 er Iom lagt @ilbelm al &oben-
5olleun 0iort til 9pbe6perione1t /
Silmihuelpil, Ser opruller en- RRffe
.@iIleoer fra bans @egieringstib og-
.bpa0 Der pirfer iarlig uipmpatetif-
meo Sn1bu bar balgt alt oct, Ser
fremltiIIer gfsfeiiere11 fra bans min
Ore bel6ige Si6e ,eller er eg11et til at
9jgre bom forbabt euer i6etmin6itc
Iotterlig i bans ti6ligere %l1n6eriaat=
ters 3ine.
elsie 2inier ifaI ingenlune bore
~ 500 .- ~ ~ <H..s
ct Soripar for @ilbelm BEN Mnoen
,eller Oct gamle5 elpberfferip1tem, rre,,
fun ct l1btrpf for set Mo6bp6elig-
beo, mon filler m6 at ie en- imu6iig
neutrality-suspicious. 11aa Ment al
cit faIben Storbe6s iargelige 5fpb-
ne, rimeltgpis og{aa meb gfsport til
l1b1at16et for Die!
5eln Sc, ser bperfen mi eller tbs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14

I t8HsfsaQ 1881 5NaE. $50 E AIwth+s EHlWs G
Mh,iif,,n6erpisningen bill Tom in6-
banlig blipe lcoet al MiIs @erba
|Stop. Wltls Sobame Ma6ien fra
Sos Mngeles pi( o%pertage l1noerpis-
gen / Saa,,6arbeioe.
Set lfer ionmett6er, at leg faar
at berc, at 1,ngr Dalrif=M merifn,e-
re, Der er fs6t Der ! 2anoet, err ban~
ae for at TONNE BERTH, for6i De life
fan Donif nof. 0ettc beror poa e.,
T, flor Misforitaaelie. Der er Flfftfc
I5por at @run6 til at mere 8eten,
feligbe6 | lda Senfeenoe. Gor Oct
ferfte foritoar ri 10 ollc @ngelif Der
i @olbang, % Glepert1e taller alto
Ell bel Del @ngelif inobpr6es, %
for oct an6et ct Der for os 2nrere
inge1 iterre @a6c, emo r,aar hi
Tan bialpe 8egpnbere i 0anif frem-
40 til iterre CO iterre Dpgti9beo.
Noglc hinge 9er1erer fig, for61 6e to-
ler Ell eller an6en 6anif 9ioIeft;;
set er Der beller life Spor al @runo
til; tpGrtimo6 CT set Ell flor @la6c
at bpre Sc foritielltgc Dialefter
tolt, forot Oct / 6em gicnnmer fig
iaa mango CODE og %fiGrnefurbc uo=
trpf, % $bi6anf tranger til ito6ig
at blipe beriget % f1loitan6igejort
meo Orb og &e:r6inger fra Dtolefz
terne. Set Sprog bar oltio Sc RI
gelte SremttbSmuligbeber, ]om r,h1>
',er Sc fIeite Dialefter.
Gn anoen Misforitooelie er, at
5folen ber fun T11l6e bore for I'm
&c / Tpbeaarsalaere1. Bi bar tpnrt-
in1o6 babt e1 Merg6e gleber, ion1
tor omfrtng Sc tre6ibe glar, og as
mllige, Der bar langt nlore, ia, en6=
ogiaa Dem, Der por npr 6tGbets
Mar. 2erer1e bar tit lerligt It's
'bptte al Ongn1gen me6 Sc el6re
@leper, fom life blot foritaar at
m%ootoge meb Sfjbniombe6, men Iom
oglaa ita6ig bnr noget 1clp at oipe>
Ser fo11 lette Ta11fer / 8epegel1e.
BeiHpitens Donlfere b11r6e for
Mlbor tnnfe ober, til bpor flor BeI=
iignelie bent 6anffe l1ngbomsfole
ber1&6e frn6e blfpe, 11oar blot Combs
men0 rigtig biloe gjere 8rug al
BEN. Maotte Der Dog bltbe en- itprre
og iterre @ennefre6s fer paa @p-
lte11, Der, for6i Sc life, Blot bor 5nns
for intelleftuelle @er0ier, me11 og=
iaa for Sialeltpets 8efit / 6pbeite
og bgjete Soriton6> oil iite1nme
Digteren Carl 9oni lens 0ro:
SfoIe MI! "Ntteroag"!
|&iet til at tje11e erligt,
|piet til ct &ol6 iua berligt,
I'll oet 6anlte 5olfeag;
birf Sro og Sirf I @tilbe6,
bliD for Gble Eonfer Tolfl
|S9 Milbbeo u.
leo o. itet og Iirlp9 oit Soft!
Benedict Noroentoft II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
Skriv Dag

efter PrGvenummer at Gil. Fannie,
Journal - aldste skand. Maa-
nedsblad j U.s. udmRrkede For,
tRllinger, Diet sendes frit. Endvids-
re medfplger Fortegnelse over nye.
Boyer og Julehefter, SAINT Lste>
over en- Mangde Bigger, som saelges;
til betydelig nedsatte Priser.
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
722 So. 4th ST., Minneapolis, Miun-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
Fortegnelse Mr.. /
Boyer heftede 0msIag

der sndas portofit til hvlken som heAt Adresse we'd Modtagelen at
Beakbet. Da endel at Bsgeme kun fndes enkelte ensr faa Elk.
smplarer bedes man aid marke nogle andre, der snskes, for at
til Canada loo.
Send Belsbet i Money Order eNer Check pa en- Bank Minnie
spoats. st. Paul, Chicago eler New York, sender man Check pa To-
hi Banker ma der tillmgges 10c for Exchange.
'Belsb under en- Dollar kan sendes F1tm@rker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14

gngI9rtber bar ubgre 1pffcltg oDer
6ronj fn1on6ens 2uneful6he6.
S0 ct oct life be be6ltc og met
joIibe sSorretni1tger, bbor enbper al
8arterne 1filles meD 8ebioltbe6el1
ON at babe oberganet ben anoe1l /
Gnube6?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14

DmiGtniugen ! lanbeienbpm,me pH
blipe EbIte iaar. Bore Gienbpms
abertisiemea,ter inbebplber n,dngt
fortrinlige SilbuS; nner}e benz iffRe!
Glen ie at nebne bette Blabs
@asn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14

Seq peo life rigtig," loareoe ban
foritgtig.
"Gent ober Get; jee pil gjerne
;fjbbe bet> 1om Set fer %itaor."
&orbeb g%rl,noe6e. Naar bnn lolgtc
&ulet til EFT goo Yris, ftnoe ban
fjebe fig Ell rrmmeligere, bebre BE-
Iiggen6e og moeerne inbrettet Silla.
100000 Sras1cs," iag6e ian bur
tig, forbauiet oocr fin egen 9rttia=
beb.
men 6en Gremme6e 1barebe go11~
tie rolig:
"Wo6t, 10000 6roncs. De pil NOT
forge for, at &ontraften ln1oerlfripe5
al tie Sagferer.
"Naar piI 9e ilptte inb?" tam
n,eoe Sarbep forbirret.
"5trafs."
"Mien leg Dor t Yabillo1et1. og set
pil to9e nogen 2b, fer jeg fan
ifaffe ntig en- nm 8o1ig.
"Det batter life. @lip Sc bore
roligt boen6e ber."
Sen Sremme6e lpi1te 6rofo1t
, Bpen og fom ONT @~ftermio6agen til
bo9e me6 en- lille @aan5foffert, ioo
Eforipanbt ban / to 9uge. Sen np@
1te Morge11 bob ba11 S1,iets ti6ligerc
Gicr ON Ell @amto1e.
Gn n%forr1oiet Snltpn6igbe6 bop6e
frDbiet bans &lm.. &an bilbe life
fu1nte bebol6e @ulet. Sort og go6t,
pil6e @arbep fisbe set tilbage, oa
bbor meget pil6e Ian / bette Eilfgloe
gipe for BET?
Gempelt @arbep bleb GLAD. &al'
'piI6e otter fomn1e / 8ei i66elie al fin
,@illa.
Otter ,1oge11 5nof frem og ti1baas
popebe ban fig frem meb fit Eilbuo
10000 Trancs."
"@o6t, iaa ct set en- Mftale. Scr
.er @p9lerne."
@ipbct blep ofiluttet, % &ontrafter
un5erifrepet. Sen Sremne6e 1aas
,ol6rie mere i Brighton.
Sorpep Ter en6n11 SEN Gag iool
iiobcr @pentpret. Som begriber Sci
life. Men bpoo gjpr set? Sn, bo1
poa 6is1e to Gage tjent 10000 Grsc
Mei 6tsie 6ronifme116 er nogle TIT.
6erlige Me1nei fer!
Men TIT fommer Sorflaringe,t:
@en unoerlige 6ranifmano bar ct
befic11ot Mntifpor. Noa fit Torret
1%ingsreile til England fom ba11 til
Brighton. Da Der bar ct Bar Sinners
'Spbolo, inoen &oget gift, beiao bor
@pe11. Set &n,s, 1om Eempeit &or.
pep beboeoe, %i11teresierebe bom pac
@runb al fit aamle u6leen0e. $ar
rin9eoe paa og tom tnb. S fprit(
I@tage / ct lille @erelfe iaa ban pac
,,t&ar1inen TO pioun6er1ige, gomle Seb
'respoier.
Wc1 hborle6es |fulbe ban foa fa1
/ bent? Sc to Ba1er bar mtn61t 300
900 Sroncs ber6, men ielb Oct met
bei feone Gtlbu6 pilbe 9igre @iere1
op,nnrfiom paa Dem. San bilo(
ip6rge Sagfpn6ige og 6erbeo fao al
pibe, bpilten 5fot Fan ejebe. Mnti.
fparcn bre6 lit @opeb me6 at fin6e
eft uopei. Salfal6 piloe ban life la
SC oc1ne go6e @bance gaa fra fig.
t6an foor- SEN Ip1e Soc. iom bar1
ltrofs brirger til n~6ferelle> &m pil
fjpbe bele Sl,let me6 8aier11e oa ali
set ebrige.
81 be6, at bans 2ilt lpffe0es,
@116nl1 famine Often rejIte ban til
Sra1frig meb oe foitbare Safer, oa
n9ite Morgen bobbe bm lolgt Den!
,1leo el folosfnl Gortienelte.
Observation-Disclosures lpan6t.
ga GempeIt @orteb efter Mfilutr1in=
gent of BEN ii6ite &al,6el fun babos
ipotterrbe % meoli6en6e 8liffe til
obers for bnm.
Saa meget bar iiffert: Sen gobt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14

Atterdag
College,
Solpau8.
9anta Barbara g.,
gaIifarnia.

e. Ell >stole for unee oanF-amerhaufte @sanb o. apinoer.
unoerpisntng be %olu1inoeRee @to1efao pna CAN'T og eneeIR
arhbHtorie, 8tbeltos}e, ooedpe 6orebroa, WhAff, &uonoarbeioe,
$anbeIsfag .
$ soIpone er Der ct berliet a1mna om ginteren, % Dnegnen
er ueaet inut. Benpt 2elisbeben til ct e folenpbo4o / 6orbinbele
ueo en- @eNe til 8etfNtenl @bs @efeo ON Hniee s~2unsrefe.
btlater pou norrneFe sSernbanefoutor! @frio eHer @folens anto.
loql '@foleoaret porer fra 1nr 9opember 1919 til 10. STARTS 1920
@euebtet Nprbeutpft, 6orHonber.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-02
nhLrasn nnarI OF rrnI.

'hIUlEo NurIl Sensational Hp.
TURNS iu thr value of corn TOOK plHr,
to-day lUl we're accompanied b., Iu
ssHIfr.i rI.H iu tHe bull slir OF che
mufE,i Tho election outcome boz Dhi-
.Iru uf 90 VICTORY for tho vets was
held tu imply lu Increased dsmHnd
fuT rf. uuf ilrirN hy Interests Tint
.fIl booked fur fno defeat of prohi.
NitInu nurulUE uItoH fur corn
showed De- Iump ot 90 to % cents with
N.t slti. tu klN sud Iuit 81 sf
tu t asa tUlt mrio Hu advance
of another cent boot then the market
correct bach
cats tfi,r ouDuIur tu o. rent
liEltf With Ma t. o. rt con.
uuusl 40 itrbrr
Provisions assembled tu ODE WlsI.
mum lWif fuT ono IHN
Ono tHr IHtrf b,lI.urs Nl4, deliver,
f.nl 'hU l.fi Hui If ONO rUr .huV 4
elIu uf sa r.ufs urr Muu.iaN The
rIHfk't closed nervous O. iu ts u.'
II"Htr with NHt 81 .sf. tu 81 D. o.
."I lUE 81 'f fu 81 l.'
t. f.u tlt #u.. .n prov uH. fHtr.
vHH .UuD sUIHua BE-. pIrhrrH Uuf tI.'
u...ruta v,r. ",IHII, IIs.rl,I
CLOSE
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LOST

e. Cnilcy. Wagon Mound. W :. Ful-
lerton. Mardaluna Edward sargent,
chama. a. " Kelly Las Vegas a.
D. Jones, Roswell a. ~ Mikcseil,
Springer " a. Morley. ptfil. r. a..
Tale. springer. q Brink, Roswell
known houdhuldcrs. ~murtEagecH
aud other security holders, holding Z
per cout or more of total mount uf
bouds mortgage. ur other securities
First styiugH Bank a Trust TO-, Albu-
qu.rtuc. y NJ
Average number 81 copies u each
issue of this publication sold or dis
tribui"l, thruurh the malls on other
wise to paid subscribers during he
siA months preceding the date shown
above. t1Gl.
tS.rnrdl GEO s VALIANT,
Huslness Manager
sworn to aud subscribed before me
this ist duy Of April. 1919.
q. q McgANNA.
tsstu NuturN Public
,My commission expires March 20,
1900
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THE MARKETS
NcM Nork SOL Mnr.ct.

New York. April 2 stsmship
shHrcf continued 10 feature the more
extensive DEALINGS OF To morning
stuts market oils. metals aud The
distillinF division coming neat boz tho
"a represented hY Harvester. Gpnpint
Electric. Baldwin Locomotive an,l
American Locomotive and tho paper
group was most prominent among In.
active sueeinlurs United states Steel
Increased itH gbIu q u fraction over
h point. independent steel also show
iuu 10 strunrot tone 90 midday. tiondH
we're firm
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Count, Chamber 81 commcrrc.
Legal Notices
NoTIcr roR runLIcArInN

hUIIVE TOH T~UHLICATION
Department ~ fhr iutfr.nf q . iHnh office
o. Santa o. y ~ March ef 1910
NOTICE D. hereby EIsrn that insr chin
rhHr ~ tnueo. Sow Mesico. whose id ertrY
anh naInsfatrd October 90 1917 Serial ~
r..iUu IH THuu.llp tn N NaUga 3 West
a " o. Nrr dian. b. filed notice Of Bet
t.rfIHn fH make nfr.fenr rr'af ia establish
tHim fH fhr IHud Shove described before
nIiri -tsies Commissioner 81 Albuquerque
hrrnfIIIn tHurf. Atu M.nIru. con- thr sth
ial of stay. iHip
tlaimanf names 81 sitnrssss irult
Castillo Salvador tnfst RHman ghaRes Juan
brlsHlnH HI of tHrrru NsH MEXICO
FRANCISCO nElUAnu
HesIstrr.
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Ikan,s, ,tn IIi,c-roch.

hHustH ,IN. Mo- NpuI Hose
receipt. 10000. market st'tdt hratt
$40 Nun ego 90. Nahfs SIS 5000 $40 60,
pigs $40 600 fI1 uu
cattle TttHIUf# 10000. market
st,iiN .i,rrs So rs. fl1 rr. cows ana
urIfrrs &c. It usi. 90. calves $40 % % 10
81 900. stutktfa IS tuuNItNt.
Sheep receipt. 5000. market loves
mwus tIfIuu 500. lU. ewes Slu1uH
SIS 900.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

~ partUrnt of fhr lutrunr 4 q lnui Of
Orc H Santa o. a " March gT 1910
Ranir.l do AtrI.s Of tabs,,r \ Al .bo
uu March o. 1913 us h. Homestead entry.
~ uisuIs for stt sW and ~ . SKI
rsr 900 and a. ~ seetInn .l raun
ship th s. kHrsr " y N T. MrrIdlau
hhs Med notice OF i@uirutinu o. make three
year IHlf Co establish lain fn thr land
above dUsrrhrd. before thr County Clrrk Of
NandHtHI tHuufF a. NrruailiH ~auintal
,rrrff Nsa HsAIr0 on the pth day Of May
1919
Claimant names ~ witnesses Juau
KHHnIrr uf iaHrfHu q " DHundaun
Hsmirer Of Cahefou n = lsapoidp lar
Wi.io nf tahrt1u n 81 Rafael IhramIilH.
o. taLtiHu. a A.
FRANCISCO DlLGApo.
Register.
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front uf your ear Hut o. I owned tho
ear Q think IA put that siru on tho
back
The doctor walked around a. tho
rear aud iuukol go his Icrusr tag. %
read. "tG 900 lli.'
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FOR sA~LL-rypewriters

ALI. KINDS. both new ana seconi
hand. bought. sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuauerquo t. pewritor Ex.
change. Phone 9tt. i73 so. eth. 81
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PIANO TUNING

D. ~ Edwards-TuninE and repair
inE Of an musical Instruments. Phone
1p3. Residence. 1855 North Eighth
street
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rAssESoER rRAIs scnEpuIE


70 ! e%sasss,. - IoIr.nss -i's 49,
easi A. Santa " With y q n q fnr D~rver.
No CONNECTS a. kerasdr vith A r. 4
= y No. 10 frnm Ahaqusrqna ne A. willard
Bsisn ana Aibuaasraas 81 farraaes With h.
r. A y 80 4 Tor Santa Rosa Tneumeau
aud tho east.
fof farther infurmas.sn ate With
.. sE00ER4ON
1fafuc Manager.
SANTA ". n. ~
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when through tie expedition uf
'uUmudur, HrrrN and tho efforts ui
~luwurrnd and uIrris We Joined. If {
msl sHy ID" 90, league ~ nations OF
fho world. we took uu I new ambition
which wac 90 interpret the CIylliza.
ton ~ the western nation. which We
bad studied HuH recognized ts better
although NOT ai were more honor.
tni, than uuT own.
You 1914 not, here that America
MtH fhr fIsf UnuufIN Co agree Co make
treats with "a a%luiishiuE oAtfa.
trrriufItlN You WuHt remember
that w. uii not tsk Co iuin this first
league ~ nations We Vrrr forced iu
iu su Perm came a. o. with naval
power and furrra tu compel us 90 upsu
Japan tH intercourse with the western
world IS, N..iirI. tUU D ann rIII. nH
Boz HII Japan that We 900 YIrlt. because
% has been uf great benefit Go our
Must juin %. %IsIunl..
NuI uIN We are Hshrl % second
iuU' 90 JOHN 1 lUtfuv uf nations iut
bow As equals b. ru Ne Hr. IItIf
" want tH consider With ilr I.tfe-t
.tr. Toe Interest Df 900 Our tHru".tIr
nations Boo suUl 10 IUIrur H,rIus, Dos
u' other rulrt can the i,lEu ui ut
NuIIH tIyUHsU
N u A#Iit. nation tHuIU uo happy
."".' .N'"' %
T.U.HI Discrimination r maintained
hIIr We ..rl NsTh trUult uu this
point Hur precise position must mot
Doe misunderstood nor mi-reprcspntcd
", HE, Uuf Too proud Go fight
iut So HI, tUu proud tu Accept H plt,,
"i admitted nfrrnrIi} BOO loiliur with
HH' uI HIurr H-HU. Ifs nations We
want nothing bat .iUul, IIstI,u ~,
rrr rIII Zoo Join the IeIru, uf uttiuu
ni Goo our IuI SHARE 100 the uHlutru-
HutU of tur world peace HUI order
end the reign cot Justice fnr Hll ppu-
U.UH
nu Nut Wish H. iui-t Immigrants.
49,, Cleo NOT WIau 900 Uuuua, uur H
."iInr '' f's HH Immigrants upon
tNH 81 ull associate tuuutrirH We
r~'U"rHI'" fnfi tlI- question s uu'
NI'u which each nation must deal lu
..NIluHiN aUU Wt hit. voluntarily
Iuvu uuE good tnith uh our ubsery
Hupr eft the -usrHllrd rcutlrmeus
agreement with the United states aud
iuiH uHiwItn-HtudinE that the priuyI-
II' D. 900 direct ruufrtNrUtluu 90 the
measures adopted uN the Wr-t,ru
powers W forcing th" Door uf our
hermit |IIurIutI
~, du not ulir,, fu the pruyisu
suggested Dos IlIuu Root safeguarding
hls ruuurt, ON the subject ut Internal
administration It's proposition 1p.
plies alike 60 tll countries. We want
uu special privilege
what ~ do ~aN aud feet j.
thai ~ arr cutitl,Sl e. u frunk
AMI open admission hN the aiii.~
With Mlnun ~ have fought aud
viii light Tor u ir' aud ,i,iliSsi
world, he~idu Who's, -ius our mR4,
have dirl that the ptim,ipir ~
equity ana lu-tiCr T. a iuu,ln-
mrntal enc of the league, Ilti-
mnnNNHa Al aatNaNAsH aaalN a.. Nl.a
'FHtiuut ut government aud can
n"t govern the Ikr- ~ ,ii~iikrs
m even the ta~ic~ ~ iuli, iduals
Mtt'lt ARE their nWn,
We st, difirultI,s boo tho Was uf
a permanent and successful operation
ol fhis l'IIu, unless tho contracting
parties enter % with mutual rtsp,rt.
Marriages. of convenience too uftru
breed i~irtrIst mud IisrnrI fatnoH tluu
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llIsli lIlIiH INur IIIrE
whats
iut inquired
the OWNER
Nu'IIIU
bur Huu'rp 90 doe
tor aim. you
GO Thought $50
when law that
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO IoAN-Bulidine loans
at 3 per ccnt Or each of $1,000
and 5000 Phone sf0o-R1.
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Don't strike u man uutll SON urn
sun" that hp deserves it.nnd then o..
sure Dee is smaller Than YOU are
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FOR SALE

Q I. sbO-s room. ~ story brick. hath.
electric lights sidewalks,
Highlands. close IN.
t3,fb0-s.room. 2-atorv. frame, mod
crn. lot ioOxit2. garage, good
outbuiidings, South broadway.
cloae-iu.
tA.20O-5-room ccment block bunvu-
low. modern. buiit-in features.
garage. West Coal VENUE,
tf.2OO-5-room brick. modern. hot
water heat. good shade,
garage. Fourth ward, close
In.
b.2S0-s.room frame, modern. COM
ploteiy furnished. also onc q
room frame bungalow. modern.
with sleeping porch. also onr 2
room furnished house; al on
lot 7bNtt2; Income $40 per
month. Third ward. ciosc-in.
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A. CHER

REAL ESTATE. FIItE AND AUTO-
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone ga III tuurth
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Japan Too Proud to
Accept an Inferior
Place in the World
tConunurd from page onc.l


statement uf the position 90 Japan.
Well I am tempted 10 ash you q
question lu reply
irurS INSTRUMENTATION.
DO you think % pnHslnlc Tor me e.
SAY anything thst VII not be- w%llfuily
distorted ndd mlsintsrpreted hN those
whn have Hu long Hud .l ppfHlsteutly
sought To- clog the efforts ~ ms
country to Hscubo Co her motives Hhe
has never hdd tud 90 mullFn her a.
every turn Let ua set
"AH a. the United States Japan
has % very sincere. abiding and a.
fsDuouute regard. We owe fo her our
place lu tts world. That is 90 say. the
civilized world Perhaps . should not
altogether agree o. that phrase be-
you NOV and ttrryuuc should
nov that Japan hHH enjoyed Il cIylli
fatlun Hll her own Tor many arrr o.
wna t civilization BORN uf b highest
ruHH ~ honor 90 tho sons, which the
Wu.f ruuld not understand Nor Hpure-
rIIfH because va hH1 lived apart tH
IFFH.|f H#F.Ur
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-09
PROMISES
A REAL SENSATION
Said The Juvenile Courts of Tow
ner County Are Liable To
BE Kept Busy For Some
Time.

The Cando Record, which is a Non
partisan paper, and therefore can al
ways be relied upon, sometimes to tell
all it knows has this to say about con-
ditions in Cando:
ut has been whispered about for
some time, and now it is being talked
out loud that there is going to be
a land-office business for the juvenile
court in Cando. For the past several
months school girls ranging in age
from IL to II years have been fire.
quenting an empty house in the south
part of town for the purpose of hav-
ing a "good time" Just how old the
"boys" are who have been regular
patrons of this secret "athletic club"
has not been stated, but we r led
to believe that they are quite an as
sortment-from 16 to 60. It is said
that the father Of one of the girls was
told where she was hanging out at
night and was warned, but he paid no
attention, and one night when she
claimed to have gone to a girls party
and had not returned by 8 a. M, ne
suddenly remembered the warning
that he had received; so he struggled
into his clothes and went down to the
slums. Sure enough, in Cando's seq
regated zone of i'll fame he found his
daughter, and we are told that he
sought to ease his conscience over his
criminal neglect by kicking her all the
way home. The malefactor as usual,
got away without being molested. An
other poor delinquent, who has been
disciplined in true Puritan fashion is
the half-witted deaf and dumb girl,
who was kicked out of her home be-
cause she would not "~behave," and
has more recently been turned out of
the places where she sought employ
ment because of her inability to do
her work properly-and also, we sus-
pect, On account of the bad reputa-
ton which has been her sad lot. Two
or three of the female delinquents are
said to be suffering from ~venereal dis.
eases. The juvenile court has at last
been called in, and some action will
doubtless be taken. The authorities
will at least have the satisfaction of
locking the barn door after the horse
is stolen. We feel certain that the
recent visit of that good Samaritan,
the sainted Mrs. English, has been the
primary means of laying bare this rot
tenness. There are two sets Of per-
sons who will need a double coat of
whitewashing to "set them right" be-
fore the community-first the parents
of these delinquent children, and Sec
ond, the city authorities"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-09
KRUPP WORKERS ON STRIKE
Men Declare Will Stay Out Until
Wage Demands Are Met.

Berlin, April IA general strike
has begun at the Krupp works, where
the employees cannot agree with the
employers on the question of wages,
according to an Essen report. The
men declare they will stay out until
their demands have been conceded.
From Frankfort comes word thatth
situation has quieted down. An in
~vestigation of the damage done shows
that vast quantities of valuable legal
papers were burned and the archives
destroyed. A house to house search
resulted in the recovery of large guam.
titles of stolen goods.