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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-14

WAsHTNGTON. April l4.--UDit.
ed Press.l--The Reed bone dry act
does not prohibit the transportation
Of liquor thru dry state. the su-
Drcme court decided today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-14

PARIS, April 1s.-tCnited
Pr->s.l-Premier Lloyd George.
leaving for London today. said
thst Everything is going ahead"
and that he u "weil pleased with
what has been accomplished"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-14
PROBING DEATH OF CABARET ENTERTAINER
France Is
Giiuen Big
Indemnity

LONDON, April 1i.-tunited
Press.b-Tbe Paris correspondent
Of tho Mall r-portnd today that
France will get IS PER cent Of tho
total reparztions collected from
Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-14
Ocean Flight Il
Again Postponed

LONDON. April ~. - Omitted
Press) Maj. Woods attempted
transatlantic flight from ireland has
been delayed by weather conditions.
the air ministry announced today.
High winds have been prevailing on
this side OF the Atlantic since Satur.
day.
ST. JOHNS. n. r.. April H.
tUnited Press with adverse
weather conditions delaying Pilot
Hawker and with Mai. Morgans
Martinsyde plane being rapidly as
sembled today. Indications pointed
to an almost simultaneous get
away of the rival airmen in their
dash across the Atlantic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-14

Jewelry valued at several hundred
dollars was stolen from the residence
OF 4. q. Sherbone. SIS 27th ave. s..
Sunday night. Two diamond rings.
valued at SOS each. were included.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
FUNERAL SERVICES OF JAMES
II. CUTLER

Funeral services of James Hobart
Cutler, rs, who died last week Mon
day at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. j. W. Cartwright, Hampton,
were held at 2 O'clock Saturday after
noon from the chapel of the Second
Congregational church, Putnam.
Rev. Boyntou S Merrill, pastor of the
church, otfciated, assisted by Rev.
Charles G. Fogg, pastor of the Hamp-
ton Congregational church. At the
service quartet, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Dwight Sharpe, Mrs. Alice Carpenter
and Kenneth {. Sharpe sang Peace,
Perfect Peace" As the body was be
ing brought into and taken from the
church there was organ music, played
by Kenneth c. Sharpe.
Bearers were Charles Brown, Lu-
cius H. Fuller. G. Harold Gilpatric,
Charles L. Torrey, Whitman Daniel
son and c. Dwight Sharpe. Burial
was in the Cutler lot at Grove street
cemetery.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
BASE BALL AT POMFRET

Next Sunday Pomfret meets the
strong Worcester Collegian team of
Worcester This team claims the am
ateur championship of Worcester
county, having defeated the Ben Hur
team of Uxbridge. which team Pom
fret defeated on the Fourth. Wor-
cester is coming down with a strong
team, but Pomfret will have their
regular team on the field and expect
to come through with another victory.
Yug Blackmore. who has been on
the roster of the Worcester New Eng
land base ball club, will be in the box
for Pomfret. and it will be a good
chance for any of his Putnam admir-
ers to see him in action. He is pitch
ing better ball than ever before.
Coda Nelson will be behind the bat.
Pomfret is the only team in this
section playing Sunday ball, and it
will be game worth coming to see.
The game will start at 8 o'clock, and
will be on Bradley Field. Come and
see some of the base ball players the
little town of Pomfret has produced.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
STATES HAVE RATI
FLED EQUAL SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT

The ratification campaign which is
being conducted by the National Wo-
mans Party is becoming gradually
more and more simplified, according
to Mrs W J. Bartlett She says it is
becoming more concentrated as diff
ferent states ratify the federal equal
suffrage amendment. There will be
no Stacking until the whole number of
states necessary to adopt the amend
ment have acted favorably.
Of the SO states necessary. IA have
ratified thus far, while only two have
voted unfavorably These states are
Georgia and Alabama and may pos
sibly reverse this vote at the next
meeting of the state legislatures.
The states that base so far ratified
are: Wisconsin, June 10; Michigan,
June 10; Illinois, June 10. AS there
was some teehnicality in the Illinois
ratification it was taken up again and
again acted upon favorably June II.
Kansas, June 16 New York, June l6;
, Ohio. June I6; Pennsylvania, June
"a; Massachusetts, June 25; Texas,
June %; Iowa, July 9; Missouri, July
3; Arkansas, July %; Montana, july
81. and Nebraska, August 2 From
appearances the women of America
will have the right to vote in 1870,
says Mrs. Bartlett.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
NOSE SMASHED WHEN BASE
BALL BAT FLEW

While members Of the Pomfret base
ball team were engaged in practice
the first of the week, War Nelson had
ms nose badly smashed and broken by
q base ball bat that slipped from the
bands of his brother Carl
Carl was engaged in batting flies
10 the outfied and as his brother lvar
was passing started to hit one out.
The bat slipped from his hand and
struck Ivar square on the nose, knock
ing him unconscious. DR.. Overlook
was summoned and after giving medi-
sal treatment ordered the boy remov-
cd to the Day Kimball hospital, where
he still remains. His condition is slow
~ improving
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
REPORTS ON CONDITION OF
= ROAD SIGNS

A. +. Picord was in Putnam Thurs
day in full motorcycle uniform and
riding machine with a side car IN
which he carries his baggage.
Mr.. Picord is sign inspector for the
Goodrich Rubber Company, and COW
ers from eight to nine hundred miles
q week on his motorcycle. His duties
are to inspect every one Of the com
panys signs along the highways and
10 make a report of their condition,
and to offer suggestions from time to
time regarding out door advertising.
He is at present covering the New
England states and left Putnam
Thursday morning fer Hartford.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
OBITUARIES
Albert r. Hall

Albert r. Hall
Uncle Albert has passed away"
Make this statement to anyone who
has lived in Fabyan, formerly New
Boston,, during the past quarter
century, and kindly, capable, well
and favorably known personality is
Immediately brought into view AL
bert F. Hall, aged 80 years, died at
the home of his niece, Mrs. Lydia A.
Bates, Fabyan, Tuesday, Aug. 10,
at IL o'clock a. m, where he had
made his home during the past 20
years Mr. Hall was native of
Oxford, where his early training
was had in the public schools of that
town During his young manhood
he was a dry goods clerk in Boston
and New York. He married Miss
Sarah Freeman Of Boston, and re
sided in Boston, New York, and
Thompson. Conn. He was one of
the early volunteers in the Civil
war, participating in the various
campaigns and engagements as a
member of X. Co, 18th Connecticut
regiment, receiving an honorable
discharge at the close of the war
He was a member of the Putnam
Post, G.. A. R., and among comrades
his civilian and war record was well
known and respected. His wife died
about 80 years ago and since that
time his home has been in Fabyan,
his later years finding a pleasant
home and tender care eheerfully
given by his niece, Mrs. Lydia A.
Bates.
As tradesman he followed paint
ing and paper hanging, which brought
him into close relations with property
owners and in the homes of the vii
lage tenantry, and all speak well f
his honesty and faithfulness. His
genial manners and kindly disposition
toward all were characteristic feat
ures of his life that will be pleasantly
remembered by host of friends not
confined to his immediate home sur
roundings.
Funeral services were held at the
Bates homestead on Friday at | o.
clock, in charge of Undertaken Leon
Walker of North Crossword Dale,
Rev. Fl. f Lombard of Webster off
ciating, attended by a large gather
ing of relatives, neighbors, comrades
and friends During the service APP
propriate selections were sung by
Miss Thyra Walker and Mr.. Walker.
Burial was in Hope cemetery Wor
cester Surviving relatives include
four nieees, Mrs. Herbert B. Conant
of Worcester, Mrs. Emma Elliott of
North Grosvenor=Dale Mrs. Lydia A.
Bates of Fabyan, and Mrs. Mary f
Lyon of Illinois, and one nephew,
John Aldirie of East Woodstock.
Selections sung by Miss and Mr..
Walker were: I'VE Are Nearing the
End" and THE End of the Way
Among the floral tributes were: Pil-
low from sisters of the deceased;
casket bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Meyers; casket bouquet, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. B. Murdoch; flowers, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Wheelock; casket
bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs David Mich
OILS; bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. May and
family; casket bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Putnay !;
wreath of wheat, Mr. and Mrs. Ever
EFT May.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
FLAGS

Flags, all sizes. for Welcome Home
Day. Peoples Store.-Adv.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
FLAGS

Flags. all sizes, for Welcome Home
Day. Peoples Store.-Adv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
yuhI, Michigan.

Nogle udmerkede iFarme i OF we'd den
gamle danske koloni j Juhl i Mich. CT til
Salg. Landet er al Diet bedste, DER indes.
lerblandes Muldjord med god vandafled-
ming, OK Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Sedarter dyrkes sukkes.
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aa1 $l0,tO pr.
Ton. Dog er Landhruset her NEST base
ret paa ct stort kvsghold; Melken selee,
Ill ct CONDENSED j Sandusky til 3d. SO pr.
100 Pund, 3.S Test. stigende til AZ. Her
er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er intet
vildt ellez uopdyrket Land. Farmene er
god Drift. godt hegnet. tidssvarende code
ag store Bygninger og kan for Tiden II.
bes for like over $500 pr. Acre: PENCE
vilkaarene er code, her ct dansk Menighed.
Broder- og SSstezsamfund. dansk Lssrfor-
ching m, m. Fo1espsrgsler til en- At o.
unde 1tegnede M%enighedens Landudvalg vii
1fsaks bli.e besvaret.
c. Mortensen, p. Appel,
Sandusky, r. I Marlette, r. 5
n. Rasmussen,
MaE4ette, r. s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Gr Sc furlcbet?

Gn at $ere11S Glpbere bar bleben
tbungen til at foretage en- Neblan-
Ding paa en- ft6rrc fpnif @aurbs
Soroer. @iere1 fom no og be6 bon'
inbenfor til Miooog, oa @erte11s
:ul61te 9otter 1pntes at fin6e 8ebag
/ bam.
0a De ioo bc6 aaffen ! Sopen
'an1n1e11 n1e6 8a1nilier, Tom be1,
pngIte Cater ben og itilleoe fig for-
an bam.
"@r Sc forlobet?" ipurgte bum.
"g}ei ieg ct life, min lille Btge."
ga ben6er Sen lille @ige fig onl
MOB 6en bofs>1c @piter. % flyer:
"Qnno, bat Der ioa mere, ieg full
Sc 1perge om2"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Morae beaejitret for Bolfeforbnnbe;

Morae beaejitret for Bulfeforbunbet,
Sta ariittanta me66eles: st Mos
iembbe Heb Eirsoog oeu II. Nob.
afbolot / BDens itsrite 2ofale Goal.
meDergooens Misfonsb,1s) for ODER
fnl6t SUB og UNDER flor 8egejitrin1
til l1noeritettelie af Mationerne5
Borbun6. Brof. 8ri6tiof geonie11 %
9tortingsprgit6ent Sobon Magn1,S
&a1bor1en bar &obe6talerne. On Ste.
iolution bleb enltemmig be6tagd,
bpori u6tales, at ct Sorbuno al
|Ger6ens cibiliiere6e Nationer er En-
n66ben6ig @etingelie for at Mcn.
re febe6en otter fan opnao fin 2ige.
negt eftcr Set @oos, 8erbensfrige1
Dur mebfprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Mutprtrg paa 2anbcnejene.

Torlc6en bleb Der pao Sre6erifs-
berg 8offe forebiit en- Troctor fra
NuitrosD Daimler, forippn6t tire 2olt-
pogne. Troctoren .@oliotb bite fig
at ibare til tit Mab11. 1lbcn ipnlig:
@cipnr traf Sen ct 2es Ma>rlten poo
81 Cons - altlaa 81 900 &ilogran
= op as 8offfc1. Haa lige Sci 1p=
,hcr 9ractorcn let ofte6 me6 35
Cons. Dens iterite @oitigbe6 er ID
.&i1ometcr / Timc1. 5elne 8oone1
.bgrcr beo normal 8cloitni1g 5 Cons
|og bier at Naahrngsbognene hper 6
Gons. Sroctoren bar inbbbmet en-
&ran, iom fon hnbe in6tI 5 Cons.
Sc tire Bognc bar {elpltbrenoe Mc-
fanisme, iaolehes at De at Jig ielu
|felger. i Tractorcns Gpor. @elc So
oct or operoroentlig bep9geIigt, fan
nGIten bcn6e paa en- Tallerfe11, og
joe breoe 6jllrmge gier Set m1ligt
at bc11ptte 8ogn1oget lelb paa mini
rrc 9obe &eje. Motore11 er en fire
tafts 50 @eltes Daimler.
8la116t Sc talrige Gagfolf, iom
operbGrebe BEN lille Hrepe pao Sig
henbapns i~teileite 8offe, bafte Erac-
loren a%ln1inbelig DpmGrfiombc6.
Mcn bba6 Donmarf Fan bp6e 60
|liotb, er bog fun 5maating imo6 Be
Spgaper. ben itprfe Set bar LIFT
nnoer arigen. Da traf 6en 9itri-
gerl1cs 80 Gentimeters 6fo6a-Mgr.
iere r11not / M1per og 8jergpds. Sou
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Gielitrup Mnefbpte.

Setter 6ielitr1,p, Sen uforIigneliae
Sf1teipiller, feire6e fornpltg fit IS
9lars Subi1Gum 1om 5fneipiller.
5jclitrtp boloer melt al at to1,rnere
lom "@jait". S ltn Sis Dor ban fat
fnpttet til Dagmarteatret. Set bon
/ 9erman @ongs Gage. 8ong bar
altio meget iorig, ,roar fan iatte /
Scet,e, og bolot lon9e b%ebreioenoe
.9alcr til be11 enfelte. Gngong bqnb-
te oct oberfor 6jelitrltp.
Seq gear / Sor6e, al 5ffom,
1roor De tdler iaaoan til mig!" Tag
De 6ielitrl1p, og bbem ifil6rer 8args
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
@aar iaparife sbmGnb saar ilanh
/ @ibbenhahn.

- ..H-."
6orleoen Mften be6 10-&i6en tra1
Ell Slot iapan1fe Sgmear6 fra Dam.
pcren "Sah1 Moru" giennem $50
|tbersgaoe, ipngenoe % fraalenoe al
nils &als.
timber 6cres Morlcb i Nctning
|of 4ongens Mptorb Tom Be i SLAM
mert me6 nogle at &oarteretSS logs-
.bre6re, ser meb fnptte6e Nebcr gif
log paa benz,
Sapanerne los fig BOG life true.
90 ba Sc bite fig at bore %beprbrebe
haaoe meb &nipe og Mepolpcre, bleb
Der life noaet ,,o at 6oriagct paa
at gtue Dem Yrngl. Oct bor tpGrt.
.inoo Dem, Der bebolbt galplaolen.
90 Tom / Nr,ttet Trop hunoe Sc trrf-
|fe. fig tilboge til @icnerbollen / ct
&egnega6e, bpor oe fcireoe Seireu
beo mn1lge Bp9re.
Me0ens Dc opbolot fig / @ebart-
ninge1, bab6e en- talrig 90 iteienoe
|@enneffemGug6e {amlet fig paa 60
Sen uoenfor> og ga Sapaner1e I'M
Set 6islc Omitan6i9be6er fslte fig
tr11et paa 2ibet, labeoe Sc ct foa6mt
|Bo1tpr / Bebertningen, at Derte1l
|moatte onmobe Bolittet ON at flare
|Gtinttger.
Bolitiet, Der rpffe6e ub fra Mn-
toniego6es Statto11, tog be1 form1f-
tiae 8eil,1tning 1trufs at tilfal6e
Nsiiitonce fra $obeoitationen | CT.
|fienoelfe ot at ct Sp1sB i ct. &eg-
|nega6e rummeoe @lementer, Der
|f1,n6e gierc oct obermaobe %bonfeligt
at opretbol6e Sen normale $40 og
|Or1en / &borteret.
Sra Dombu1et arrince6c en- boln
|9nes 8etiente I %an1erbtlen til l1ro-
ccr1tret, og Be foreneoe Stprfer TO-
retog ct Gremitpb, BET meofertc, al
|be berufe6e Sapanere, Der rnleot
|r1,not me6 bragne &nibe, bleb taget
til Sarge 90 bragt ne6 til @tationen
Il Mntoniegobe.
Set Merneifebob, Der bslge6t
|Qic1nem ct. @egnegaoe, Heb bGm-
pet 6els me6 @lifpRr6igbeo, oela
me6 bam6foit Sn6frioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
@affelpbusefsplp1ipn.
sos Sp1nnsmonb s.. Mimnte11

sos SpiDnsmol1b g. Mimmen /
Sirtsbnls ifete Der forleben Mprgen
eli gfspIolion / &affeIobnen, loo
.Sin6l,er11e IDngebes u6 i Sabe11. gr1
femaorige Drel1g fit &pbebenet fnu1t
.of ct 5tpffe &affelobn, og Mimmens
&1titrlt, Ser beipime6e, fit cit &oano
'lrbcret, og Der gift .Slb / benoes
|1ei; Mi,nme1t, ser life ielb fom til
|5faoe, riff oog bltrtigt Sloen ilrffet
|og en- 2ege tilfalot. Set meres, at
gfsploiisnen ifpIbes 5prnnaitof fro
Ell Wirre, Der pna en- eller o1tbeu
Maa6e CT ffortme,1 in6 i @affsfob-
|ntn, muItgpis meb en- 8ltnfe Gprre-
,naale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
.BetaIino8tnbjtiIlina.

8aufierfirmoet Gbriitie Seiberg &
g., &riitiania, bar / 6isie Gage
ir6itil1et fine 8etalinger.
@arlagen CT, at Tirmaet bar fist
ltore Sob paa ct Gtocfbolmsfir1no,
Bruno Sp6eritrpm & 60, Tom bar
io1gt frem1ne6 Gal1,ta for ct megc1
betD6eligt 8eleb - efter 6orlDbcn-
0e omfring en- Millton &roner -
til Gbriltie @eiberg & 60. % facet
fin Detailing 1oen at lebere BEN iolg-
|te 8ul,,ta. Set ibenffe Sirma nBo
|megen Mnieelie, og bets 6orbinoeIie
meo Be ftoefbolmife Banter bar faa.
BON, at bets norffe Meofontrahent
Fmente at flln,1e biie Glib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Nnrgr.
'StDrtNbcri.

sos bet itore &riitianiafirma
Morgenitierna er Der forleoen BE-
gaaet ct itort Snbbruo. Eppcne bar
borttransporteret ct mRgtigt Stnal.
pengeifab, fom %in6ebolbt meget itore
Set mefte al Dem CT bog
mbragt i @apirer, iom Epbene life
oirefte tan babe @obn at. Ser er
ioalebes ltjaalct SparefasRbgger til
ct lomlet 8elpb al op imob / Mill.
&r. fou16en cn MGngbe 8olicer.
Set norife Boliti cr al BEN Gorme-
ming, at Tbbene, efter paa ct affioeS
Ste6 at babe iprGngt Sfabt, bar
taget Bcien til Danmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Stive, smertefuIde Leder
Zoe stikkende Smerter.

Rheumatisk Lidende finder stox
LindrinR efter Bru9en af den
velkjendte DR.. WhitehAlps
Rheumatic Remedy.
"stans Brslgen # Linimentes.
oier. salver. PAstrs OF andre saa-
kaldte Cures" for Rheumat1sme"
er Diet Rad. som Indians VEL
k1endte Specialist 1 Rheumatisms,
Hr. Whitehall gfvar. Modarbejd
Deres Svagheder paa den r>tte
Made - den aikre Made; bort
fern Aarsagen og Symptomerne,
Smerter, Pine, Hmvelse og Stivhed,
vii forsvinde. Og derefter kan De
kaste bort Deres Stok eller Krykker.
DR.. whitehall at South Bend.
Ind, bar given til rheumatlsk IL
lende sin fortrinHEe RECEIPT for
dame rationale Lds1se, og 1 90
Aar har DR.. Whttahal1's Remedy
vnret Standard. Tusinder af Men
n@ker. h@vder, at dette kiddel
nndrede deres emerter og Pine, tog
6mheden og Hmvasen nd az Musk
lrne, smidisg5ords stivs Leder oe
fngjorde dem fra Lddolser.
DR.. Whitahall's Rheumatic Re-
mhedy saelges at allie Apotekere I'll
500 pr. Pakke, og enhvsr, der lider.
skulde like tabe nogen It'd til at
drage Fordel at denne store Anled.
ming til at banlyse Pine. SmerteI
og Stivhed.
shriv efter fri prove 1 Dag.
The Dr.. Whitehall Megrimine Go.
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
6pnlenc Iraaer @ulbra.

Gu nelfen6t 2an6mon6 r,6tolt,
forlcbe1t, ffriber "MnoeIsHobet", at
Font ornfring 1890 boboe 70 Ser. !:
5mdrpcngc %ugentlta al 80 @ser, og
ru ! 1919 liable ban 70 ST. ngent-
Zig / 9Ggperoe al so &gns.
Der,,e Motalelle illuitrerer tpbe.
ligt, bbilfen pfonomiif 8etbbning ct
wllebet &dnfcbol6 al almin6eIig
,Gterrelfe fan babe for ct Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
0p6sfal6.

Shbsre6er S. @errarb, Senior,
&riitimSian6, CT bpb / en- Mlber al
49, Mar. San bcr ! fine unge Gage
Sgmanb og fgrte 81. a. Sfa16erne
"Gertas" 1aalli1to" % "Qlfrila"
$ Is Nnr for ban tiligs, % / 1881
a%u,n6e6e ban en- Sfibsbanoe1 :
SriittanSlan6. @erraro bar ieucre
Gfibsreber. s 1895 traf ban III
tilbnge fire Gorretninuen og nnerIo.,
ZEN til fine Gphner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Gn gnsnmcl Dante p1nbielig miitet
.6nfommelIeu.

$ @otbersga6c / &iebe,babn bleb
eli Bolitibeticnt %forleoen Scat op,
mnrfiom pao en- gamme1 Dome, Der
gioroe ct hd6ltan6ig forbirret Sn6-
trpf, % Tom aabe1bart rife baboc
min61te @eareb ON, bbor BUN Be-
iia. Son fpn6te fig at brin9c
til @ommuneboipitalet> og Fee
bite BET fig, at Gnmen, Set forppriat
fenere er g%ienfienot Tom ben IS
oori9c Tr1 Motbil6e Nielfen fra
MoltfeSbei, fulbitanbtg bab6e nriitet
@ufommel1en.
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Sntcrnatiunal @rnasfprenings-
bebeoe{Ie.

6sr @rtgen bar Der Hlaner frem
me ON ct 5omnrbei6e ellemBru
foreniugerne i>be forlfiellige 2a11be
peb Trc6ens SSffrofttreoen Ct
Hlanen blebet ta9et op igien. 6:
|forbcre6en6e Mebe bor oIlereoc 70,
|nogen Gib fioen beret ofbolot
|@1glan6.
Dircfter Nieli fen, 6nllesforenin
gen for 9onmarfa @r,1gsforeninqcr
|oplpjer, at ser / Dogcne BEN ifs
ifoI afbolbcs ct internotio'
malt Me6e / 5cbmei5> bbortil Meprr
icntanter fra iamtlige Guropos Gan
De oil bIipe in6b11bt. Scr Mcb poc
oct ithlte M6be, Iom ofbolotes
|5omn,er, ne6{at en- @omite rneo Ste
prnfu,tanter fra IA el1ropriife 2a1
|6e. 9erne &omite bar mi ubarbej:
Oct Gori1ag til ct nnrmere Gamar.
bei6e, % Set er bisle Torlloa, mar
|pil 6rgfte poo Gecemhermp6et. M11
togclig oil Der faa blipe oprettet e.
@ontor, Ser ifol forbere6e BET enbe
lige @omarbej6e.
Ser. ct Ma,li9beo for Sprettelie a
Ell, international Grllesin6fiebscen
trail, Der bill ticnc til at fa>nmenfie
&c Notionernes Brool,fter % @or,1l,
n,c1ter / ct oronet @pite1n meb Sen
|ipn til n%6bcfSling al @arer. Gen
|tralen oil f1nr1e arbei6e felpIte116ig
Jog nafbengigt al 2mbeneS Regie
|ring og >t6en noge1 fommercieI sri
tito for parterne. Men Set fan j
|ogiaa t9nfes anbre 2gsntnger. 9e1
|uil pao Wg6et /. 5cbnei5 fremfomm
1%flere- Sor1log.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Norife .@mlbminer,

Tro &riitiania tclegrafercs Sen
20. Mob., at ct MT @ulb1anb er op-
ooget / 6inmdrfen I BET nor6ligt
Norge. Sc B%eretninger ON @ul6'
fu,,6, iom CT giort oeroppe, ct 1ao
ienlationelle, at SEN norife Megie.
ring bar ien6t en- officieI @fspeoi-
ton berop for at un6er16ge Sogen
Smiblertib er Ell forn,elig 5trgm al
@l1l63egere til Ste6et ollereoe be.
gpn6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
10000 ST. for @ira @ruber.

Be6 en- M1,ftton, otter Giro Molpb-
6%e1,gr1tber bleb Der forleben hu6t
10000 ST. for @rubcfelterne meb
@11lGg ful6t ~fGr6ige for Drift, Bpg-
ntnger m. y. Ser er forelabig int!
afgiort ON, bborpi6t @ubet ifal of-
ccpteres. 5 Goretogen6t ct bes
neolagt ca. 9OO>0 900 @r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Gilb til 8o'en for 13 W%filliuuer.

@ilb til Eo'en for 13 Milliuner.
Gen nor5fe Gtot bor til BEN polifc
Meateri1g jolgt 100000 Tsn6er
.Silo, bboraf 10000 Gpnoer 8aar-
filb, til en- Hri8 at "a &roner pr.
|Eenoe, og $4,000 Egnber Storiilc
til "a &roner pit. Ept6c frit omboro
/ norf $obn. @tlben ffal bore IT,
bet in6er IS. Snnuar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
8iatmdntbrhIlnp.

Manoog ben 3. Nob. h1noe 0ia-
montbrpllup feires al ftp. 4opiit
beb @orliobmsberns .Berft Carl
Eenneien og Sr:itru emma, fbot
.&iortb. &nn CT 80 Mar, bun 70,
begge oan6sfriife og laopiot rprlige.
|Eemr1en fog .Mfifeo / 1917 efter 62
Mors Eje>re1 tie / bet offentlige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05

sa sund. Sehagehx o. billy Dirk
sr "Mana Dl" og '~Tetem@lk" udsn
Tvivl bedst for almindslig Brug.
vi sender Evighedsgryn eller Star
ter for Tetem@lk med Brugsanvis-
ming, portofrit for SOC. OstelSbe
(Rennet), SOC: Ostefarve. SOC:
SmSrfarve. Soc.
Ookato Supply Co.. Deer Park. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Nfpabtt-Snpene.

@prettens 6. @fterforifntngsffam
met orbeioer 8oliti-Msieslor Grita
Sacobie1 boglig me6 Sagen angao-
cnbe @fpopittpberierne fra Sc for.
enebe @pritfabrifers @ioeling i
5naregaoe, &jsbenbobn.
Scr CT ofbert ca. 80 Bibner, men
Scr ct life foretoget flere Mrretatio-
tier, tiltrobs for at oct life bas
manglet paa Mnle6ning BERTH.
S Be fgrlte Sage, efter at &Dberi-
erne bot b1cbct opoogct, bleb S Ser.
ioner arrciteret, 6ertblonbt 3 apin.
Ser.
Ippericrne CT longt mere omfat.
.tcnoc cno fgrlt antagct. Scr er itiaa=
let langt obar 1000 Glaifer Al
|@ran61'ms ao6e @re116ebtn. Set ie,
en66a no til, at Mntollet bill fomml
|op / Nprbeocn at 1000 GIuifer.
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Gn Sorbempber breber lit Barn.

En Sor6emooer orGbef| ut Tarn.
en- pngre Sor6emooer fra &ibc,
.|om bofnrierc6e for Sorbe,nqoer Grl'
EHegitcb / @or6bD paa Sans UNDER
|Nnoes 8ortrejie fra 9en, bar forle=
'bAe Scat fe6t ct Barn / Delgsmaal
og omfommet Bnrnet. Me'1s b1n
bar goaet iii Strife Sen6og Gor-
mi6oag, op6age6es Begibenbe6er
peo, at Barnet fanbtes / benbes
@qreIie. Sen 1r1ge Mo6er blcp iao
bc11 pan @ftermibbogen al Yolitiet
fort til Gsbiera