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lated. The experience Of the war has
driven home the essential value of a
prosperous merchant marine as a ma
tional naval reserve.
AS In the past our famous clipper
ships with their white sails dotted the
waters of the seven seas" Admiral
Gleaves said later, "and the Yankee
whalers carried our nag from pole to
pole, so now the smoke Of our steamers
may be seen on every trade route. And
l firmly believe that It is TO the interest
OF all humanity that these steamers fly
ing the Stars and Stripes should con-
tinue on their voyages. To borrow
phrase from Emerson, we are only at
the 'cockcrow and morning star OF this
mighty enterprise"
Would Have a Maritime Party.
The encouragement OF a new political
party, to be called the Maritime party OF
the United States, was advocated by p.
II. w. Ross. president OF the National
Marine League.
Practical questions were raised by
Holden A. Evans, president OF the Balti-
more Dry Docks and Shipbuilding Com
pany. This country. he said, has to-
day greater shipbuildjng facilities than
any other country and they are largely
manned by unframed and half trained
workers Contracts are being placed In
Great Britain at 500 to 1920 ton
for ships which II would cost from
$40 to $3.50 ton to build in the
United States. The high cost here Is
due to wages double what they were
before the war and double the rate paid
in Great Britain. TO high prices Of ma
terials, to inefficiency of unskilled men
and rush war methods-one OF the re-
suits OF which methods Ia that the old
trained men are not as efficient as they
were before the war and ii will take
some time to bring them back; and to
ineff1ciency due to the rapid increase
In wages which causes the men TO work
less steadily than they did before the
war"
In speaking Of trade possibilities with
Russia, l.. NJ. wourgaft. president of
the Youroveta Home and Foreign Trade
Company, Inc, said that Russia never
had repudiated her debts and never
would, despite the control of a part of
the country by fanatics and criminals"
Chanteys--rousing, weird songs OF
sailormen.--were sung by chorus OF
thirty apprentice seamen led by Stanton
II. King. official chanteyman of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. They
came from Boston on the training ship
Sturgeon Bay.
Virtually every important shipping
ma n on the Eastern seaboard attended
the dinner.
After AIR. Hurley read a summary OF
his plan at the Biltmore luncheon Ques-
tons were asked by the assembled edi-
tors of newspapers and periodicals. Mr.
Hurley explained that in the last few
months the United States has been con-
structing more slowly and trying for bet
ter ships rather than more ships. The
efficiency of the workmen, he said. had
been increased 80 per cent. in the last
three months.
sistent heckler.
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ships be sold at prices which fairly re-
fleet the world market for similar ton
mage. II a higher price we're fixed the
purchaser would not be able to compete
with the ships OF other nations carried
at lower rate. II lower price were
fixed Government property would be sac
rifced and at the same time blow
would be struck the American shipbuld-
ing industry by the low value NJ which
ships In operation would be carried on
the operators books. The sale of the
vessels at the world market price would
be fair TO operator and builder alike
Also IL would automatically fix the write
of which must he made on account OF
the excessive and necessary war cost of
the ships.
"A substantial payment should be re.
quired upon the delivery OF the ship. The
best interests of the Government, the
operator and the American merchant
marine demand that this initial payment
should be at least 25 per cent. OF the
price OF the vessel. Subsequent payment
should be made as follows:
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Waving a Wand

Waving a Wand
That by its magic
spell draws shirts,
shoes, hats, and coats
into their proper
places in your trunk
is about the only in
novation overlooked
in the new 1919 line
Of trunks that have
just arrived.
These trunks, made by a
world famous manutac-
turer, have long been
known as the trunks Of
most conveniences and of
best materials and work.
manship.
Wardrobe, General Pur-
pose and Steamer Trunks
have all the modern i'm
provements, including
t h c time-and-strength
saving "Interlocker."
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For Private Ownership.

1.-The chief argument in favor of pri-
waite ownership and operation is that a
successful merchant marine depends not
40 much on ships or money or Govern
ment aid AZ it does on the existence OF
large class OF alert. resourceful and ener-
getic men engaged in the shipping bust
ness. Mere mechanical efficiency of ship
and shore plant. added to sound financial
backing. is not enough. The man who
entsrs the shipping business enters a
battle against the wits OF the world. He
must have a genius for shipping. For
tunately the men now engaged In the
shipping business In the United States
are of that character. But there are
not enough of them. We need many
more. And II is clear that the number OF
such men can be greatly increased only
under conditions OF private initiative.
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Total ....s72. So. 900 $40. 1aa. 10. 20

I"tHl ''t't-'"p'""' siV, 49, 10 -
The purposes for which this fund
may be drawn upon and the conditions
under which operators will he entitled
TO aid have already been indicated. It
Is impossible al this time TO go into
greater detail. except to say that In view
OF the peculiar character of the ship op-
Grating business and the extraordinary
trade conditions likely to prevail during
the next five years the trustee should he
allowed TO use considerable discretion in
the administration of the Merchant Ma
rine Development Fund. Also it is i'm
pcrtant to point out that, although new
accretions 20 the fund VIII diminish
year by year, the amounts returned to it
by the companies which have weathered
the stormy periods of their careers can
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-28

Twenty grocery store and restaurant
keepers of Greenwich Village in the
vicinity Of Macdougal, Blocker and
Thompson streets were arraigned in
Jefferson Market court yesterday and
without license. The arrests were made
on warrants issued by Chief Magistrate
McAdoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-28
WHEN the BOYS COME HOME

Remember to care for dheir feet The Coy.
rrament supplied the troops with 100000
pounds OF powder for the feet because II
made the men more efficient. They could
n thev had some Aliens Foot 81 Ease in
each shoe Try 81 yourself and what
comfort you get from this standard remedy
Ash for Aliens loot - Ease, for tired, Roh-
inE swollen feet. bllsters and sore spots.
SOLD svsryyAsrs<--Adp.
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Historic Quaker House Burns.

The Hicksite Quaker Meeting House.
bordering on Rye Lake, landmark of
Westminster and built IN 1928, burned to
the ground yesterday. 1t was used as
hospital during the Revolutionary War.
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No Strain

No backache caused by
packing" these trunks.
The "Interlocker" is a
comparatively new tea
ture-a lock that also
works as a lever. BY
simply turning the lock
down, you close the
trunk, and close it more
tightly than you did by
the old method Of "grap-
ping" 1t is the answer
to women who have
dreaded packing" due
to the bulk and weight OF
the packed"
The same key that is
used in locking the out
side lock, in the case of
some of the wardrobe
trunks, securely locks or
unlocks every drawer on
the inside.
There are separate COM
partments for shoes, hats,
soiled laundry and in
some cases for even a
hatiron!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31

tets Mpis" % anorc @la0e. 5clpe
&reosmp6et, Oct begpll6te Gorsba9
Mfte1> 1utteoe Sgn6ag Morgen
meo @1>ostieneite al De fremme6e
FrGiter / 6e fire Mrfer, Ger tilbp-
rer Samfun6et. S @or 5rel1er
Strife optoges CIT Solicit for Sn=
oremislio1ee1, Der %in6bragte opcr
$500. &cle ocn gamIe 8eltprelic
for &rc6ien %9je1paIgtes lom feIger:
Sormo1o, Faitor 6. 81. Slien, Gen.
mart; @efreter, Saitor 81. 8.
@1ocf, &acine; 9asierer, Gbriit g.
&aci1e Ser forbd n6le6es
flere pigtige 5pergsmao1 peo&re6s=
m6oet, og @oit. Sing Ser 10 egent=
Zig ogere6e &nrt for Sc @elggen6e,
CT ler6eles tilfre6s meo Melultatct.
%o1t. g. %. 8on6o, OF I'LL mart
nil faa cit up Strife, 1pfgn1feoes al
ale tiliteoe beb Mp6et.
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9cu ny Wetbiemane Strife / @cf Macime.

5aaoan oil SEN ie ub, @etblenla=
nc @irfen / @elt @ocine; ser MI CT
lu,ocr @pg,1ing og be11teS fnr6iq
nGlte Soranr. 9en bill foite cirfa
$4,000 fits o. fproig, men 1oa
blipcr Oct oaiaa be11 lmuffeite %
melt i,nponerc11oe 8pgning / &dcine
1nnoer Oct 6orene6e DunIf=2 utbcrife
&irfeiamh,n6. @r11no1tenen blcp
lagt ii6itc Spnbag gftermi6oae al
&reoSforman6 %altor 6. %. Often
fra Genmarf, % Sc 16 Nre1ter oo
Del q atcr til 4reosmpoct oeltog /
Yrocesltone11 fra &opellet til &irfc=
0%r1tnoen, poa &iernet al @aibing,
ton Mbe. og Vlainc. Gn flor Me11-
1%,eifenasle bot tillte6e, Menigbeos-
meolemmer o9 andre, og Set blcb e1
i~mponere1be San61tng. S @tenen
blep i1omn,ret 5amfunocts &onlti=
tuition, Me6lemsIiiter og n16re So
iamtGfsemplorer al "fyoI-
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Man faI Ipare.

S 6isfe Et6er, ga alt ct ina oDrt.
gigl6er set ic ON fife at la6e noget
gao tilipiloe. @f ben @run6 bar Il.
g. department af M%gricultltre n6gi-
oct EFT &nffe @moaifrifter ui,6er
T%allestitlen "SSbrift 2enflets" Set
f%orfIarer, bborle6es man fam reou=
cere fine l16gifter be6 8eiporeI1er
boaoe $ienmet og be6 Garmarbei
Oct. Disie 86ger ien6es al6eles gra-
tis til enbber, Ger pnifer sent. I'll
0uto er 6er 1r6fommet 20 Setter,
bporaf De ii6ite er 6isie:
No. 9. Thrift in lighting.
No. 10. Thrift in the use and
care of kitchen utensils.
No. II. Thrift in the use OF
fuel for cooking.
No. II. Saving fuel in heat.
ing.
No. 10. Saving food by pro.
per care.
No. II. inexpensive ways OF
keeping food cool.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31

iioitleben rammeoe GerguS Soils
beil,,ttcoc Samarbeiosfomiteal at
'forene oisk to 9jemco peo oennc
Set. Sur at iarnle iaa maltac iom
m,lig blep set beiluttet iffc at taqc
noaen Mogon9spenge % at gisrc
oct til Ell frinillia Sag for bper en-
|felt, bnnr ,ncact Sc pilhc p0e til
Mp0biGlpe1l.
Nftcru1s ri9boloi9c oa afpctslcns
Sc Nrogrmm omfotter Sale al Son.
Spbn ". Oliou, tioligere MimeI o.
tos Observation-Disclosures. Sans
|Gnne hliber "2eif @rifinn: sis
Country ans Our Country. SSern-
honefommiSl rr .. 8. g. Sacoblcl
oil tale ON Stormtlpfful / Gcrgl1s
Sails.
Get populGre @~,rnltner&Ahr Tenor=
lapAcru1 Yrof. Garlten 81. @ol1
% &ioniiti,tocn gitber grbart @pll
oil optrG0e iamt flcre m0rc mutt
follfc Nunrc uil forcoraAcs.
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8ro6erinbitiIlino.

Som Set pil erin6res bol6tes ser
for noger1 Sis ii6er1 Ell 216itilli11a
al @ro6erier og GRANDDAUGHTER / ct.
Eauls offen1ltAe @ib1iotef, % neo
6enne 2ejligbeb bar 9uniferne re-
prgientcret beo en- rig l16ltilli,1g og
blcp roien6e omtalt / odle Dngbla-
bcne, Ser par bpilig forbuulet ODER
oe 6onlfe &pin6ers 6ingerintlle.
Nu bil Ell Iigne.16e Uplifting
bliue ofbolot Wfimeapolis paa
8eIt &ote1, Ser er beliggen6e poa
@iernet at @enrepin g(nc. oa 5tb
Ctr. l1bltillinqe'1 finoer Ste6 / "a
ae1re s., g., 7. og 8. NoDembcr.
Mrs. Dora S%ngcn1ann> 1885 Cunt
NIT MDe., bill foreltaa SEN 0onlfc Mf-
0eling. Ser en1feS ct lao ltort us
balg lom ml1ligt, ioa o1(e er ammo
set ON at lc,1oe pasien6e Sing til
l1oittllin9en. HGrmere SplDsnin-
GER aibes moo @ere6pilligbeo al
MRS. 9. SSslrgemalm
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Eu Self Griflpu cScif.

&pilI11tgbperncs @or1fe bill inor
ssfu, Sbrbag, Nften ofboloc Ell 2cit
hTaf1o1 Set paa S. s. 8. s. SolI>
9Th aDe. 6. % Safe ct, Minneo=
apoa7s, uloer auipicier of Gpnner al
HergRs San1arbej6sfomites M11ipi-
nn. Der bliber ineen @,tre. GA
lMr fr mbbubne: @n Solicit Dir
Mase opfaget for Sc 1tormIiote / Ser
gs's GdIIs- =
Ga 5enner al @orge 2ooerne
Dnr pnn lit Brogram at orbej6e for
aneIfe1oelIe of 2eif griflon lom
ssa1Her7fas Spoaeer, og 2ogerne for
ffaer at ifaffe @jelp til Sc ma,,ae
Rdrbsnua1,6, lom Ii6er 5000 pao
Bz11n6 nf ben l11pffc, iom 4 ss,,l,i
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Mfooe ! Mrgmel tcre11s &cceptiolr
Noom al CT oanlf Gentrolfomite.
Trcoag og 2or0ng Mftcn SEN Z.
|og s. Nobembcr: ct. Ne6ers @irfes
|Vo5or / 4trfcia1en, zoos 9tb ctr.
Sen6ag Mftcn Sen 3d. sopember:
Notwithstanding for Mrs. Mnton
San1es paa 9onia Sail.
Se1loog Mften Sen 6. December:
Eborpal6ien Cages Molferobe poa
2unio &all.
GirSoda oen 8. December: Iolfc:
ofitemnia ober SEN nu @%porpeiSfor=
traft.
Spnba9 Sen Ia. December: II,
af 1868 Seaterfore1til1ng og Sal.
pao ganta !@ol1.
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MntumobiInInffc.

Ebriition Mnunb5on, 1850 @oIt
Wn19cbaba st., bleb Eors6ag Nf=
Ten fb1te nge onerfiert at Ell M11to>
arob1 NOR fit @jem og Tom ilemt til
Habe. Mntomobili1ten fj6rte Di6erc
Rffer nlpffen oa loo Mmu1,olon lig-
az pnu @obc1,. M'munbion blep bra9t
til ct. SAUL &o1pitol, bpor 1,1o'l
fna1M, at to al bans Mibben Dor
h171t1fe og at bon ellers bar tpnIt et.
Ann er 70 Mar ga1imcl % fomnner
H'nafr life til at Iepe. Yolitiet ~
ggr efter BiIi1tcn.
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Kirker og F%oreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjgrnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver Spndag, engelsk XII.
1885,, norsk XII. 11.3o Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hj9rnet Of
Harrington .og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S@ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 1870 Aften. S9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
K1RKE, Hj@rnet af Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver Syn
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden S@ndag. Spndaggskole hver
SSndag XII. 9.15; norskeI og en-
gelske Klasser. BGnnemSder
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir-
kens Basement.
DANsK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjernet af Orleans OF Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag Form. XII. IL. S9ndagsskole ri.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hjdrnet af Broadway OF
ID. st., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som f9lger: Pradiken S6ndag Form.
Kl. 1890. Aften Kl. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: S9ndag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de tire fgrste
Tirsdage i Maaneden. B9nnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften HI. 8.
/ DEN DANSK-NORSKE K1RKE,
1876 Thomas St., n@r Rice St.,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag En-. XII. 8. Praediken we'd
Prof. G.. B. Bulge. En- Kvartet
fra Bibelskolen i Minneapolis
synger.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall. 1856 W; Ninth st.
SYNN6VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE AT
NORGE, mader Eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 1856 W. Ninth St,
b. G.. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B. s., mader 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
81. at st. Peter OF 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAABD ND
der 2. % 4. Lsrdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, HI. at st. Peter OF 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON.
NER' at D. S. D. F., mgder l. OF 3.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. af St. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEo LOGE
Mr.. SO, D. S. S., m9der 1ste OF
og 3die Onsdag i Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 w. 9th St,
FORENINGEN HAABET m6der
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Maane.
den paa Royal. Arcanam Hall,
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DOT.
TRE' mSder I. Tirsdag / den
ny Odd Fellows Hall. 155 9th St
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31

get flor, % bcri CT inobefottct Sem.
lom par frapnrenbe / Meilitnrtiere=
ite1t, fan blibc regiitreret poo %alg>
oaAcn beo at blibe eofeitet og belpo=
re Sc ltilleoc Spprasnaal. Ger1o-
ner, iom bor boet / ct @alg-Nrecmct
/ 30 Gage elIer mi11ore, n1oa rui-
itreres pao1,p og poa fannie Moooc
TOM %obenfor nabnt. S11ger1 6Ipt-
ninesfort fra ct 8iitrift til ct anoet
.u61tcoes.
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ST. Paul.
Gitp Office:
628 Eubieptt 8niloine.
Seo &ipb eller &eparatiou af
1lbre beipg ben b~rltienbte Sapeler
Eimsn Melion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
Eaaet peb Mr1en.

Saget heb Nlrlen.
En &anoel, 1om er blepen 9a-
ge1ss Gamtaleemne, fa11ot forleoen
5ie5 beri 8Den, o9 set er heller life
noen @r1uto, for oct er ct ganltc iii
f1e 9anoelsf1eb, Der benptteoe*.
@iftorier q i al &ortbeo Sen, at
@rnre SsSo,nes, Snter1national Sails.
Fpr1am Tom til &elgenbpen for at
flebe fig ct liot al oe11 forbuonc
EneoHr, nie,, bleo inpot for $4,000.
Sdtoes tom n1e6 $4,000 paa Cont
Mm % be1temt pau at onbringe al
fe Brunferne / "Yropinnt" for 6en
yTze Bremtio. @an blep be,oiit
i'd eu @ot1o fer / 8pe11, 1om tog
damn i'll ct 5fur / Ell al u0fonterne.
"&Det er Der jeg bnr nit 2ager al
@1,nlie," 1agbe Man6en, iot BON
MInfe6e meo bet enc 8je. Ser ben-
Stoo ga1lfe rfgtig flere T9noer, Iom
ale Dor m9rfet "2in1eeo Ofl". ga
MES baboe nbltDret fig me6 ct al 5"
GSn1airumenter, bborbe6 @bisfep fan
mbhn9es og pr6bes, og efter gien=
nan Eappen at baoe tr11ffet fist 1,b
al 3snoen b1eb Brpben anltillet.
alfe bite "102 proof, buffet alt
I'm bar beore en6 bet al &egjeri1,-
gen 1ntte MoaI. Man bleb enige
m a1 Bris of $500 pr. Gbn6e, og
Sa1ncs tog fine fire Epn6er og be-
fnIie pan 5teoet $4,000. Set bite
1H bog fenere, at sSames fun lit fire
Euarfs Bbisfep for 6e $4,000. Ser
eur nc1nlig li9e be6 &anen frltet
IA Iiben @ebol6er, inbeboloe11oe
uH1tIcnt en- Suart @bisfen, mems
Esnoerue forsbrigt Dor fplot meb
8aab- Bo1itiet aflagbe ct 8eleg /
OFT nf Sesan1es angipne @fur, % ser
Aen1tob fre'nocles flere al Sc nern-
fr ~Slietpnber", oIlc inoe6oloenoc
Aen e1,e Quart @bisfep, men forep<
dat f,n Bauo. !.
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81 @ars 8rpllnpsfcit.

Il. al 1905 / minneapolis bap6e
/ Sr1sbogs Nftes arrangeret Ell fill
fulo Gelt ! M%nleoni11o al SIR. o.
6ru ginar Mifiers 10-oarige 8rpl=
lupsong. 8lnn6t fiel16te ct. Eal1li-
ter, ser beltog / 6e1te,L b%emnrfe6es
Mr. og Mrs. 9. Sl,gema1n, Cunt
nit Mpe:, Mrs. 80. &olit, Mers. 9i(.
1ienifiolh og Scr. &olmar @ollt, ct.
Nntbonp Mpe., iamt Mr. og Mrs.
81. 2aurit5en, Como Enrf. Mrs.
SoIlt tog 9u / &ro9rammet pco
Splesnnng al cit Tortglling, oa
Mrs. u. 2al,rit5e11 parbt Sc tilltc-
ocDerenoe &o41ers @e11ifab for Gins
tbs be6 at fringe "&os sin Some"
0e1l lp6 bebaarenoe.
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9en ibm6erinife 6unb.

81 baabcr life, bore Sci ERE flllo-
ltGnoig 9lemn1er De1t i9n6crjpifc
Son6. Sn6lomIiu9en ~l(11tter poo
&offtaelfes6agel1, ioa Set er 6crfor
life meAe1 Eib ttlbogc. men bpis
olle itrafs pil togo fat, oil oct enc
'11 bore muliat at noa ct im11ft &C.
Itltat. Men alle bpr ppre nteo +
Mrbei6et.
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Mppiepelt Minbenoe;

S oerne ltge bolbes ser ODER bele
Sonoet Minbefelter for of6poc 81.
&oolebelt, og %iamtibig foretoges ser
Sroiomling til en- flor To,1o. Ser /
8pen er Ser / l19ens Sop ofbolot
flere Setter; pco Ell al oisie bolot
&ongresmmnb &eDol 81. Sobnoir
6obebtaIef1.
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No. Is. How shall we choose
our food.
No. rs. The weekly market
basket.
No. II. Thrift on the farm.
No. IS. Business methods for
the home.
No. 70. Teaching thrift to
your children.
No. 20. Thrift standards for
boys and girl.
Gnboer al bore 2eiere, Der enffer
at eje 6isie nbttige $om6bgger, tan
fao DEM gratis be6 at ien6e ct 8reb,
tort til "DiMfton Of solicitations,
Il. g. department Of Mgricult1re>
Baibington 9: g." og. ifribe: HleoIe
ie116 me Dorr complete fet Of "Tbrift
2eaflets".
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II. at 1905.

7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES begp16er ber-
efter precis 4l. s.
S3 Me6ets 5l1>tni1g Sen 22bc
.Sftober, efter at Scr. @n1. 81. Bon
bolot fin ferite Sorelesnine
for 6en al bom le6e6e Sn1truftions-
HaSie / Mmeriffas chile Sn%oretning,
bleb Set bei1uttet> at 6isle Snltruf-
TONER ifu16e fort1pttes to @onge on1
Maane6en iiteoetfor, iom oprinoe=
Zig tgn1ft, bore cit Gang mooneo1ig.
Sc oil 6erfor in6til bi6ere blibe glib
ne 6en 1. og 3. Onsbag bber Moo<
11eo. Gorretningsn1doet nil iont bio=
til blipe afbol6t SEN /. Snsoog i
Waaneoe1, n1e1 mao np6ben6igpis
begDn6e ST. 8 precis for at ifnfie
for be11 efterfe19c116e SSnitr1,f-
tionstime.
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6nub er Der / @eieu?

t~"~ ~ ~>(S"
S1o lamlinge, til Sen 1pnberipife
6ono gaa|r lin iGm,e, men langiomz
me Gong, % @el1ltatet til Cato CT
life paa langt npr, Dpa6 Der tl1roc
bertes fra ps 0onife berobre. Ser
1pnes at bore Ell iterf uobrebt 81
eeaploigte6 ODER for 6ettc 6oreto=
genoe, Ser life iparer til BEN eners
befjenotc 0ferpilligbeo, ri Donife
|btfer.
81 bor bort lelpe @%lespigere paa-
jltad, at ser life er ,,oge1 Neo /
|@1esbig, at 6e fan 6of1rmenterc peb
@repe %Diemmefra, at Ger er He1ge
NOT imelle1n Tolf, og at set oerfpr
''er une6be1totet at iamle fere @e1ge
Iin6 berobre.
Operfor ct ianoant argument
forbliber MO nriten 1t,1n1, 11aor ser
birfclig CT 2o,>6smpn0 herobre, Scr
gaar ON mes SEN ia1iae Gro, at for
81 Der ct mdnge Henge / @irfu1o-
ton / @lespig, at ser 1aa inae,l
|Np6 er tillteoe. Sagen er jo,. at
|Slespigerne, taffet bGre Set tDlfe
&egimente, ltoar 11eiten blotte6e
for alt, mabe &lgocr % 6Gbemr6.
let, og ct naturliobis off1rot / ben
famine Sttuation font Sc flelte mint
SIRE 2nn6S6e1c / europa. Sc
tan 10 life ipiic @er1ge, og Set er
|jo ogiaa Goritoaelien, att bbo6 Ser
IamGes tnb bcropre, ifal ser gjpres
|Snofipb for al 8p6e1ni6ler og 8e,
Observation-Disclosures Mnore No-
tionoliteter bor lat ltore Sn6lomIin-
ger / Gang for oeres betrGngtc
2an6smpr16, og set bilbe bore en-
|@famplet for os Go111te beroprc,
Tom beo alle mu1ige 2eiligbeoer bar
iunget Sbnoerjphernes Hris for &c.
res l~16bol6enbeo timber Maget> ON
Ri ,u plu6lelig los set blibe oeb
|9naffen og glente at ppe / @ier-
ming, bbao Ser M,r6e bore % Ell
fipr F1igt. @or %befie1r6te 2aaros-
manb og Sgnocrip6e 2ar1olfobsarfir
teft Sens Senien bar bnret / Sc
troit. pg interbietpet Senrp sSorb.
Scr. 6oro bor lobet at ie,10c for
100000 Eroctors til GlesDio for
at opbiplpe 2an6brltgct pg 1enoc
|Tolf me6 6erobre til at 1%an1n1e1,-
|iptte og opercre bisle Eroctors, til
Ser erbberbes &je1roifab til Moifi-
11ertet.
Noor EN- fnl0bloos Mmerifa,1er,
n1en gonite hiit en I%ilantrop, fan
0ipe loa> meget og babe 1aa flor SSn-.
|tercSie for 5pn6eriDberne, mtr6e hi
|Danffe famine o. ON ri life NJ,
lager fat for Mlhor og b ler, at set
bar life Blot meb meningslbie Sr6,
|pi prifte Spnberjpberne, men at hi
oglaa CT bereotc til at praftiIere,
bna6 III lelp Dor prefet.
0ette er EFT Siertciqg for % ale,
ellcr blir6e bore Set. SAB % fife
blibe forle6te til at fro, ser inoer,
Mmgel Derifer beropre. Ggn6er-
jb0erne, efter at bobe ble6t r1er,
er16 6ell rigelige3el / &rigen, trpn-
ger til al Sen @ielp, 6e fan foo
Jog hi burbe life berobre forffm1ie
LOG bag bort eget gelbpre og be-
tragic Sagen lon % nbe6fommet1=
|be. Sp Da1ffe, MT er Gi6en til
|9aa6. &i fan, bbis hi bill, og bbis
ri life bill, moo III ian lpprge os:
|&bo6 CT ser i,@ejen?
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Mpt 8ibliotcf.

S,1oe1for i%nteresfereoe arebje
ajpres Der Iorigg paa at fna opfgrt
Ell Carnegie @ibliotefsbpgning /
2optons Bluffs. Ser er flor Grona
til ct offentIigt 8ibIiotef / 6ea1ne
Gel at 8per1, oa oIle b1lroe itptte
|81o1le11.
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Waub Natipuerues Qioo.

ct. SAUL Grabes alto 2obor Ms-
ienblp peotog paa lit Mpbc | Sire.
bags Mftes en- Meiolutio,,, mocbol-
ben0e Saaforbunoets Hrotet imob
9eationernes 2i9a.
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Gele6er Saler.

Glenn Mumb> SET bar 11oarbej=
Oct Blane1 ON Ser1bnner11es 0rift
UNDER ct 9iretionsraob, 1om ifnl
lmmenigttes at &cprGi enta1,ter for
SsScrnbunearbei6erne, 9ireftgrer11e og
SHe1tltgbeoen, bar operteret at
futile tale i Muoitorinn iganr
Mftes.