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New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
DIR. HENRY BARGE

DR.. Henry Barge, an Astoria don-
tist, died Saturday at his home at 347
Jamaica Avenue, Astoria. Since his
graduation from xhe New York Dent
al College about seven years ago, Dr.
Barge had built up large practice.
he was member of Advance Lodge Of
Masons. Masonic services were OBJ
served Monday evening at his home
in Jamaica Avenue Interment will be
to-day at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
MRS. NATHALrE rErLowrs

Mrs. Nathalie Fellowes, once tho
wife Of Cornelius Fellowes, jr, owner
Of the St. Nicholas Rink, died sudden
ly at the Albemarle Hotel Sunday.
He'd funeral will take place at O'Clock
this evening at the Campbell Funeral
Church.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

ALABAMA:
CROsWELL. AIgia. Troy % d..
POWELL, James H.. sgt. Georgians
~ D..
CALIFORNIA:
CHAMBERS. Russell. corp. Portela ID d..
GARCIA, James. Crcstou ID w.
SPARKS. Chas. f.. San Francisco I'd D..
COLORADO:
BENNER. Robert r.. Eads (K).
COHDERO. Peter. Trinidad (k).
CONNECTICUT
BULKELEy. Morgan e., major. Hartford
W..
JOHNSON. Niles H., lieut. Hartford W..
CUdMKERLAfN, Kodynan W.. lieut., Ne1c
Byitair 10.
AMici. Anthony. New Haven (W).
APPLEBY. Thomas f.. Lyme % D.
AMOS. Raymond, sgt. Hartford fW)
BOWDON. John H.. Stafford tW)
BARrOsZEWIcZ. Peter. Bridgeport (W).
BATES. Clarence f., Eau Caise ID D..
BATES. Earl r.. Wilirnantie tW)
BEACH. Lloyd W.. Hartford tWJ.
HtLiDCCI, H., Houth Mnnehcst1r (W).
COMPTON. George A.. Hew Haven (W).
coNhOY, John r.. Hartford (W).
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
FRANK S. KENYON

Frank S. Kenyon died in a hospital
in Watertown, NJ Y. yesterday, the re-
suit of injuries received at Adams,
when he WAS struck by train. Mr.
Kenyon was First Deputy Superinten-
dent of Banks, ct Albany, and had
been postmaster at Adams. He was
fifty years old.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

oLEHNEK, Sam, 42s Fourteenth Street,
New York City.
:, Lane, John j.. a4l West Flftieth Street.
New York City.
LYONS, Matthew. 6s3 Chauncey Street.
Brooklyn.
MIRABELLI. francesca. 2os East 115th
Street. New York City.
MANROYIANNIS. Anthony 1913 West
Twcnty-eighth Street. New York City.
PEit ER. Michael, 53l Barley Street,
Bruokiyn
POLOQUIN, Edward Bayonne. N. j.
REED. John J., 2iG3 Eighth Avenue. New
KLEY. John r.. sol West sixty-seventh
Street. New York CITY. ~
ROCCO. Frank. jr., 2l5 East Seventy
ninth Street New York City.
RADAELL Guide, 5l6 West Street
RELAY, Philip J., Newark. n J.
SCOTT. D&yid s.. SGT, 122 West Sixty
thrd rS,.set S,reet, New York City.
siVicN D'f o'N Micaas yer YonleTs Ns"lF@ n -
SPANBuRGH George f.. Jersey City.
n. j.
suRACE Joseph. 652 Myrtle Avenue,
slNcLA AIR Stanley, sgt. PA West Linden
Avenue BROOKLYN
sLlNKARD, Clifford M, Is Linden Ave
s'aHWARq. James b. 1889 Mansfield
Won OHLSNN. Julius H.. White Plains.
n Y
- wETIlck. Fred W. '17l5 Third Avenue.
WHALEN, Joseph NJ, 800 West Forty
seventh Street, New York City
MIEBALk. Charles j., 307 East 18TH
Street. New York City.
XAHN Nathan Newark n !
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
HOWARD n. MOSHER

Howard 7. Mosher died Friday in
Rochester, in which city he long had
bean political leader He was di-
rector Of the Municipal Government
Association Of New York. and had been
a member of the Prison Reform Com
mission and of the State Workmen's
Compensation Commission. He was
several times candidate for Mavor
Of Rochester. Albany was his native
city, and he wassffty years Old.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Casualty List

WASHINGTON casualty public by the
Of these 9 killed in action 20 died from wounds
wounded slightly.
New City vicinity York, Jersey
dead from
Nero York CITY andI icinify
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
GENERAL JAMES LOWELL CARTER
ELIZA ESTHER RUNY0N

Mrs Eliza Esther Runyon. widow OF
Simeon M. Runyon and daughter of
the late Captain and Mrs Frank Wcst.
OF Essex, Conn, died Sunday night at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward N. Collie. lc9 Prospect Street,
East Orange. She was eghty-two years
Old. and her husband was cne Of the
founders of the Grove Street Congre-
gatlonai Church. Four daughters sur
ViVe her
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
LOUIS EDWARD LEVY

Louis Edward Levy. celebrated as the
inventor of the process that enables
newspapers to print half-tonc pictures
direct from the stereotype plate, died
suddenly yesterday in the street in
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
MRS. EUPHEMIA s. COFFIN

Mrs. Euphemia Sloane Coffin, wife of
Edmund Coffin. died yesterday at her
home, 110 East Seventy first Street. She
was the daughter of the late William
and Euphemia Sloane. Time of the fu-
neral has not been announced
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
NJ. TACHARD

PARIS, Feb. I'm. Tachard, the
last survivor Of the Alsace and Lor-
came deputies who. in 1871, signed
protest against the annexat Oh of
nose two provinces TO Germany, is
dead. aged nincty-four years.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
THE REV. +. V. ID. GARRETSON

The Rev F. V. d Garretson, father
ln-law of John O'Hara Cosgrave. Sun
day editor of "Thc New York World"
died Saturday "at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Cosgrave, 61 East Sew
enty- seventh Street. He was graduated
from Yale in 1866. Later he was grad
uated from Union Theological Seminary,
afler which he spent two years abroad
on mission for the Sunday School
Union
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

Philadelphia. He had received medals
from the Franklin Institute for the in
yention Of the Levy line screen" and
the Levy acid b.astN Born in Bohe-
m'a, sevea1y-three years aeo, he WAS
founder and president O. the Associa-
ton for the Relief and Protection of
Jewish Immigrants, as well as an active
figure il many scientific organizations.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
ENGAGEMENTS

WoL0WITZ BLUM Mrs Bessie Davis, Of
21@ South 1th St. Brooklyn. announces the
engagement of her sister, Edith Blum to
Mr. Michael l. Molowitz, OF Birmingham
Ala.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
JOHN s. BERGEN

John s. Bergen, CIVIL War veteran.
widely known in the Sea Cliff section
of Long Island, and n descendant of an
old Brooklyn family. died suddenly
Saturday night in the invalid chair to
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
BIRTHS

kOTTLER Mr.. and Mrs. Hvman Kottl,,
lnee Hannah Shapirol 49O5 10Th a.
Brookyln. announce birth Of son. Fcbri.
ary >.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Bcekn1an 5000

and send the notice as you wish 3, in.
serted Bill for same win be mailed to
YOU later. The notice viii reach Oyer
100, 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
IMPORTANT

Birth, Eneagomert Marriage, Death
and IN Mcmoriam No;lc.s nay he
teisphoned to The Tribune any TN.
up 20 midnight for insertion :n n. next
da, Taper. Jus; call
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
CEMETERIES

THE WoODEAwN CEMETERY.
ssSd CT. By Harlem Train and ny A'o'''''
Lots OF small siEe for sale.
once. 20 East ESQ St, N T.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

Killed
CuNNiNCHAM, James A.. corp. 1916
Forty third Street. Brooklyn.
Died of Accident
FEMPEL. Fred. 1o4 Dresden Street
Brooklyn.
KoClIllN. Adolph W, 81 Fourth Street,
Brooklyn.
WEISS. Frank. 547 East Thirteenth Street.
New York City.
Died of Disease
ARMSTRONG. J. W. East Newark, n J.
BLANCIlE, Stephen. % East l05th Street,
New York City
DRESsEL. Charles. sgt 5s4 East Twenty
third Street. BROOKLYN
PEMrAE. Arthur V. 1eO2 Driggs Avenue,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Backed Reciprocity Plan

In 1888, or thereabouta, Mr.. Laurier
\'as brought into contact with CON
dIficrs which induced him tc formulate
ms frat conception of trade reciprocity
WIN the United States. 1t was a
,imn OF Canadian depression, slack
trade and low prices for farm nrod-
ucts. American duties we're ro,nr
higher and higher and the UniteS
States was enjoying great prosperity
frastus Wman, IL Canadian resid-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
ELseDheve

Character Of casualties is indicated follows i killed
Cd w died of wounds I'd D. died of diseaso missing:
Drisn
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
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HENRY HOPPER

henry Hopper, ninety-fve wears old
The oldest resident of Paterson. \. j.,
3 dead a. his home after an illness Of
SIX weeks. When Mr. Hopper came TO
Paterson the city was but village and
Passalc County was not yet established
After forty years in the old Dar.u,
Wells type foundry in Paterson. Mr..
Hopper engaged In the manufacture Of
machinery 10 wire ribbons and amassed
considerable fortune. He was one
of the oldest members Of the Masonic
Order IN New Jersey and had served
as member of the Board of Aldermen
nj Paterson and as q member of the
town council and of the board of as
SCISSORS. He leaves one daughter. Miss
Edith Hopper, Of Paterson.
GENERAL JAMES LOWELL CARTER.
Brigadler General James Lowell
Carter, of this city, died yesterday in
cambridge, Mass, at the age of seventy.
When sixteen years old he was com
mlssioned a lieutenant in a volunteer
colored regiment. For thirty years he
was connected with the Chicago, Bur
lington q Quincy Railroad iJa served
on the STATS of four different Cover
hors OF Massachusetts as assistant in
spector general. and during the Span
lsh-American War as inspector gen
e1al In 1901 he became associated
with J. P. Morgan here, bat retired
last year because of i'll health.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11

galnle gggtepar par 2olis 3bilippe,
I5ranfries Song, iiotu meo tn Gron
ming tom for at iBge Gilflllgt j bet.
|ainffri Gnglano. goIp glar @el,ere'
|par BET aeiferuloe Guaeniel omI
tnaatte ranlme fra 8saris ooer SSaIs.
|og 9obeo fin Ganoluge, 9r. gpa1s.
0ogn. Dgiaa bun j}prlot ct trpgt
9ilf(ngtsiteo oct iop1li1fe gbisle->
BURT.
@lalp6t aIle bcm, iom Rrig % CT
obrina ifilte al meo heres 9rone, bar
pel i1gen bapt eli iaa tragiIf Sfjpb-
he ,iom Maoagagfarg afiatte Dron-
ming @a,1abolp. Sun bleb itaoia
giort ill @ienitano for aatter %
Saa1, og iiteoetfor set 3alaos 90
ben "ffongelige" 8eban6lina, lonl
Bat bleben lobet bettdc, maattc bin
nbies rneo nogre 8erelicr paa ct tire,
E6ie &lasies &otel. Seq er i1tet
onoet ems e, 9%siiagerfiffv," idaoc BIN,
'om life mo6taaer nu9rn 5pmpat.
Siteoetfor Sen Etone,, iom n;sa het
1frataget mig, faar jeg ct Waa1ti1
Mab; ilteoetfor nit Solfs @engipen-
heo bliper ieg fin ejort 1atterlig al
mime @robrere."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
Sc lanbflpstise aonser.

Oct CT birfelig umoaoeIig inter
|eSlant at lebe / Ell ion b%egtbenbebs=
|rig 3io iom 6enne," lfrep Sen engel-
lite @iitortfer Disroeli 8egpnoel1en
LAT BET forrige Marblun6rebc. "Den
enc tore &pnbelie afl9ier Sen olt-
Ben, Sronerne nofler og &ro1terne er
ltilfals offltrat lom / @pentDre11e."
Gpnf, ONT bor Gaboe lcpet / oernc
|Gio, bpilfet l16trpf biIoe ban So ia
be brugt, mi ba &oIpbeler al euro
pas 6priter er blepe11 %ofiatte, toffet
bpre 6e melt oronotiife 8egipenbe=
Der, mebens eli Sci an6re Monar-
fer har maottet flp0te for 9ipet til
fremme6e 2anbc.
Gfsfong &onltontin bar ioaleoes
giem fig Scbnei5 bbor ogiaa Stor-
b%ertugirtoen af 2nremburg og benz
oes Sgiter, iont. nogle faa urolige
|l1ger i1l6tog benbes NIaos, bor fun
bet ct Eilflugtsf1e0. 216pig al
8apern ifal efter Sorlp6en6e ifirle
ftg 5fobene pmfring M11ncben og
ipber bper Scat paa ct forffielligt
lSteo, Seroina1ro al 8ulgorier glenn
ner iig lnnoer ct poatoget Napn /
8ietS 5lntnfpnrter, me6ens gpH=
lanos Gfsfeiierfomtlie forigger al
gjenme fine 5orger % 8efDmringer
Ell lille bollanbif 2an6sbp,
De fibite @lt16re6e @nr bar brogt
meaen 9mbaltning paa guropas
Trot1er. S Ml1slonb for i set Clos
rltm Ell Seller ab6iceret 11emlig aon-
ltantia, me6ens ire u1ore er b1eben
mDr0eoe: 3oltl ben Sgrite, Mleran-
Der ben Mnoen % MtfoIaus Sen Ml1-
oen. Spanie11 bar ! famine Eio pip-
pet fem 9erifeoe.
ga 0apoleon b1ep itprtet, trof
bon meo fig ! tit 5aI0 life min6re
enc ipp &rorer, fra @o1en % til
|Sparien, og @ebolufionen / 1913
|gioroe otte Serffere, beriblan6t ga-
Ibeft, Iu%tt1flhdtide
Get bar beo oct &iospurff, at ct
[alore, ~tenn1nelig Itrbet ioieen6e 8ar,
ION folote fig So. % gru @mitb,
git tlar1o Netpbaben, bbortiI Sc bar
|for11u1en tnco @ataI-gfspresfe1. Get
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
Inrt 8nlkrsturr.

~ Hnoer openitaaenoe Mabn ffriper
81. g.. Sbenolen / "Spjffoleblaoett"
Ell meget i%ntereS1ant Mrtifel ON ben
9rnbeltning> Ser for Ei6en foregnor
inoenfor 6e forfjellige 2an6es SOL
,feftDre, og berun6er olntaler bon / ct
Affnit BEN Maaoe, bporpaa 8a1get
foregaar at &ep1eientarter til &igs-
6agen e1ler &ongresien. 0g bette
-gien9iber hi / set f6lgen6e, 90 set
I @runom pnsier n6merfet pao be
nnnerifmffe Sorbol6. Set n1ua inb-.
rbmmes, at bi6ti1 bar. 8ortiorgani-
fntionen babt for flor Sssn6fIp6eIie
pad, bbem Ser bleb opitinet beb Sal
gene. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar
forbebret Torboloet en- Del, men set
er fremoeles neutrality-suspicious.,
Der beo Sobe6polget Ieocr Mgitatio=
men. S Mrtiffle1t beober set:
"@iienoommeligt for BET moberne
9emofratt er Set 10, at set er ct @tb-
&c lite birefte al Solfet iom / SEN
9rpife og romerffe OI6tibs 8pitater,
men inbirefte teo pa1gte Meprnien=
ta1ter. Bolfets StDreret er begrnn-
IaetsM ct perio6iff Ba1g al bets Cob
gipere % Serrer. SpnoerIigt m6er-
lebes Tan BET moaife ogiaa banffeIiat
bore ! ftore Stoter me6 MilliontoI
at mpnoige 8oreere fpreot oper ct
pibittraH 2an6omraobe. Men, 1aor
BnIget iaaleoes erx SoIfets eneite
Rontrol me6 be- politiffe Magtbabere,
er BET paa ben an6en Sibe ogfaa til
oeIigt, at 5o1feitprets Gffeftipitet af-
bRnger at De Sorbol6 % 8etineelfer,
b%boruriber 9aIget Tier. &nr set Der
6rit uobifIet fig 6erben, at set CT
migs6agsnnrnoene felb(ener organi-
Iereoe4lifer,fom er it1ttme n1eo benr),
Der praftiff % fatfif bar 0pfillin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
0anif cller GnaeIif.

ltn6er 9anif 8rooerlamfuu,os
|aonbention til G%fteroaret / Milipall-
fee, ISIS, bliber 9progipprgsmoalet
ct at DC branoen6e acknowledgement
1er. S ENTERTAINMENTS Organ
bar- Der / ben icnere Sis bprct fprt
cit liblig 8laopolemif, nm Da,1ff el-
Ter Gngelff b6r bore Sopeolproget.
Wange tror, at iaofremt 6amfu110et
ifol baabe paa at faa Sen 6anif-ome=
rifanffe nng6om i~ntetesferet, er set
|11pobe16igt at inofere set engellfe
|Sproa. Seen onore bpl6er iii SEN
|mooiatte Mniflrelie, oa al 6ern, ser
ferer 0r6et fra 6elrne SIDE, ifal ser
ber gibes cit fort l1btolelIe a. Sens
Npaaaro, giborg, g. 9nf., ser it6-
tie N1u1er toger ti1pr6e for Beba-.
|relien al BET omtife sprog. Otter at
babe fremfert a6ifinige M%rg1tmelrter
til Soroel berfor i1,ttter ban me6
at iige:
"g11onu ct argument i Sen Ret=
ming; Der ! @iborg +. Gfs. bar hi
Meoletnmer / 2ogen fra forlfieIlige.
Wte1tgbeoer, og mange al 6isle laa=
falote &irfefolf bar bi0til pi5t flor
Snteresie for 2ogen og Gomfrn16et.
Sborfor2 Sproi 9ogen og @irfen /
|ntonge Netninger bor famine 6or-
1nanl at orbej6e Zen til, begge Har-
ter 611ifer at bepnre Ses11teresfen for
oonlf Munoslip og 6anif 2iterotur og
orbeioer paa monge Moooer i 6pl-
lesifab, T. Gfs. beo Mrra1geri1a al
oonife Wgber oip. sl1e oisie rettq1t=
fenbe Wqn0 ifal altido neo S1rofg-
rellen al BET gngeMe tpinges. bort
froD. g. g.? Sbqo bill ser bIipe til
bage al Samfl,n6et, mar Sc beolte
Mpno taber Sl1teregien; ser bill BIZ
be ct Ms iltraneeielifab, ligegploigt
|bbi1fet Napn Set bprer,' me11 fom ob-
ioll,t life har noget meb 0anif gro-
oeriamf11no at gipre."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11

MRno, +. @ts, I'll SSeoe, Ell 8aptiIt,
Metbooiit manife % Ell, Der re-
praienterer ben itore freu1meoe Be-
folfning, Ri bar / Seras, % laoe Dem
ili6e Sager1e igjea,tletn.
SO mere ieg Ter al aipet, 10 mere
faar leg set Snbtrpf, at Den ltore
Sbagbeb BOG ioa mango 5tatsmano
er 6eres 2pit til at tale for @ffeftens
,5fDlb. De bolber al at iige noget,
Der ttltr0ffer fig &obens Spmarf=
fombe0, % iaa iinbe Ieoig / Ell nae
% Electromagnetic lnle 6eres Gale
IINaor leg fan, ifaffer leg mig at meo
ben 6lags."
S geptetrber 1917 gnife6e De Ml-
|1iereoe at forbanole meb Sorie ON
|forifiellige 9ing: 8ren6iel, Mmmu-
tuition, Se6eparer, 5fibe, Menb, mi
|liter og mariner Strategi oip. Dette
ferte til, at &ou{e blep 2e6er al bell
amtrifanife aommisfion, Ser opcr
|2onoo11 Tllttebe fig til set interalfic.
reoe @rigsraa6 i Naris. Breii6en-
tens @alg al 6ouie til 6enne Yoit
paftc Mepublifanernes og mango an
ores itrengelte Mrebe. Ser fom Ell.
nfienot Man6 fra 5erng, EN- mWtiif
0berit, Der life el1ga11g fnnbe prale
LAT Ell biplomatiT Eitel, life bnbbe
baaret Ell Senators Eoga eller bere1
Me6lem at Observation-Disclosures Sns
SIT balt fien6te Sc ellrop9iffe @tats:
,nGn6, Der ffltloe forban6les me6, be:
ore emo 1togen anoen, talte life mes
Mnfommen til 2onbon bar bans
.iIfprite Yarole til commissioners
Weolemer: Mrbei6e, life inaffffe
Den neite bar: @aa fife til TorIp:
teller: Selp in6fra1Hfe6e ban 1ie
fl5 at fpfe Srofoit og Mi6ong bos
@onee11 oa Miniitrene, bpor ser blet
arbg0et orltreit fiqeino trengt fon
poa ct Weg6e. Ser npit lgrge6e ban
for, at De anrerifonife grperter pao
beltemte Omraa6er forbn1bleoe 81.
refte me6 Sc t%iliparen6e brittle @r-
perter, iaa ser life ipi1otes Sis. 81
eller tolp Mano ONT ct 8oro tager
1aa meget lpngcre Sis til at afgi6re
let SpGrgsmaal ems tire elfer fire.
5bis be Tan, iaa inbfre11f altib Mr-
beioet: til l1noerfomiteer. so min6re
oct Mntal Menb ct, Der beban6ler ct
Sorilag, bes mere 6ireHe bIiber Sc
opnaae6e &e1ultctr."
&ommisit onen arbei6eoe baar6t
log 11ane6e ct itort Ste nHat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
9anebpb 6piifole.

Sorriee 5snboa Tutte6e l1noer-
pisnngsfermin poa gnnebo6 81 ST. +
ifole. gIntningsme6et o as
Spnooa gftermiooog meo @pmna,
.itifopbisuina. Der Dor Ea1erc At
Nraiterae 81. &nuoien og g. 9,
Moobolm og @eo. 5igur6 9eoerlen.
at "Epler SSol1rnal". On Mftel1et
holotes oct egel1tlige Mfilutningsmg-
DC, ser, iom alti6, bar pribat. s
9Sfolens 0agligitlte Ian1leoes gleber-
ne 2erer1te og nogle mere @enner,
per tilbragte Si6e,1 nreo Gang Dp-
las1ting % 1aler. "SSour1ol" beteg,
ner oen nplig 1Iutte6e @efon lom en-
al Be melt pcllpffcbe / 9ane6o6s
Siitoric.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
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|blif iprallg ben amerifanife Gelege-
reoe, Miis @milian Green 8alicb
|frem, lgfte6e Saan6en og ippr, at
bum ite6ie bi16e ai6re set ollerpoerlte
for at mobiatte Jig @riqe,1e. @eoe-
get al Ell %lignens'e SpIclie rejitc Sor=
|ia1nlingens 200 &pir1oer fig og ipor
ben Iantme G6. 9erefter oberraftc
ben tbife 3elegcreoe, Trf. Sepmal1r,
IMaoame Melin cit @11fet al Mo1er
% bragte Ell 6il1en fra Sc tD1fe &pin=
Der til 6eres frantic 5pltre. Maoame
Wfelin rafte Sry. &epma1,n Saun-
loen, og 1aaleoes bleb Be Itaacroe
nog1e Minltter UNDER Soriamlingens
itormenoe @ifaIb.
S SilIutning til 6isie franlf-tpife
0enifabsptri1aer foreilog Ell Deleqe-
ret fra @ien, 5rn Sert5fo, api11oer=
|nes internationale gtreife Iom abin-
iio%eforbnnbets gnobe1t mos en- tr1,e1oe
arig. Otter en- lpngere Disfus1ton
1ll'fteoe Soriamlingen fig til bette
|Sori1ag.
51ltttelig oeotoges set at ienoe eli
Delegation til 8aris for at oper-
|brinae Sreosfonfe'enccn @pi1bcfo1-
.gresfel1s 8eiIltninaer, iarIig BEN at
ISru Snotpoen foreIaaeoe 9rotelt-
|reiolltion moo grposbetingellerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
Mebaftgrens Grfarima.

Meoafterelt for ct Eibsffrift ret1tr.
1tereoe engarg q Maintifript til en-
Come, ga: SnoboI6et lite fal6t bans
,Sn1ag. Me6 naite Bot fit BON ct
it1otgneret Breb fra Sen bre6e Jor-
faHerinoe. Sun ffrep, at bum aftio
Iboboe babt en- Mistomfe ON, ofgIab-
meno forigmte beres 8ligt, mea1 mi
.bapoe bun faaet gebig for set; til
1ltoen BUN fen6te fit Manuifript,
.bap6e bun fIiitret ct 8ar af Sc mel
1emife Sioer iarrnen, % 81 bun fit
oct tilbage, bar set / fo1mr1e gilltan6.
&en6es Sortalltng bar artiaa lite
.et1gore bIepen left.
"aein 5Srlte,n ffreb sen bgfIiae Me-
oaftgr tilbaee, "naar iea beo Grofo=
itelt marfer, at ct Gg er for6prpef,
bebpber ieg lite at fpife Set belle for
at blibe oberbebift1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
Blannt EannBmann.
Np sgiteriamfnnosluge.

S 8litte, Mont., bleb Der ben 18.
5lr11i Deo en- hprre 5eltIigbeb i1to5at
en- M S~piteriamfunosloge, Ser fif
Nab1ret:: Majoag 2oge SEQ. 155. 2o-
ger bleb m0fat AT Martbn 5cbntt,
Der palgtes til 2ogens fgrite Bra-
II
YiDnerfef.
5pnoag ben 29be Stunt bleD Ser
paa .Stran6en be6 lille 8ntternut
2nfe, Beit 9enmarf, 8is., bolot en
Samnenfomit / Mnle6ning al 81
.Mars6ngen for 6e fgrite Nio,tessrs
Mnfom1t til @eit 9enmorf &olonien.
forlfiellige golere berette6e ifsl-
|ge "gt1terpriie" om, bporleoes &c
|ferfte Settlere maatte rejfe ttlfo6s
gjernem Be tette 5fope fra Minne-
apolis til @eit 9enmarf. galerne
bar Nreiterne 81. $. Mapn, Be}t
u. 8objere, Mffob, Mirn.,
log S. Ssrgenien, &imbollton, So,
iamt Nelion 2afpion, 2ucf, Bis. On
|itor 6orlamling bar tifite6e.
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Arhfj1prnpB prngran,

- HGss%RSS4WE~SA&E4
Gen ltore Mrbeibcrfore1ting s(n1e-
.riean. SSeoeration of aabor1 bar fom
tbefieubt nDlig bapt fit aarlige Gene
ralforiamlillg ] Mtlantic Gitp, % ct.
Fonfmlasrigt, reformatorif Mrbeiber-
sorpgraln blep.sl,oarbeioet % beotagrt.
Dette Mrbei6erprogrom falbes en-.
"np MISUNDERSTANDING al
!Msmerifas Mrbeibere". programmed
|begnnoer n1eo at erfl9re,. at Mrbei-
ber1e MI mere chs. nogenitabe CT iig
fin Magt bebi6it % nil life len=
gere pere tilfrebs UNDER. ct .5Ditem,
ser bebanbler Mrbeiocrne. fom Ell
San6elsoare eller Ng6pen6igbe6s-
ortifel. Mrbeioerne CT TONNE til oct
S%tanopunft og .bar fattet Sen Sc
i1utning, at De piI forrange Ben liant
me 8ebanblina Tom ale anore
WtGnO % &pitDer |. Samtun0et.
Sc aiar Sorori1,g paa f,116 gar=
Isl % fuIo Detailing for uofert @ier-
ming ct iaa6atit Omfdrg, at Sc Tan
erDperbe Zig 2ipets 8ebageligbe6er
|ilte6etfor blot al dsiitere lige paa
I@rgn{en af G06 pd gIeu6idhe6"
Programmed %ot1befaler Sorbol6s-
|regler moo Mrbej6slgsbeo; forlanger
|tilltreffelig 2gnl &et til at beitemmc
grbeiostioens 2engoe % 8eifpttelie
LAT &binoer oa .@er1, / S%el6uitrien;
|forei1aar 9prettelien al Nnoelsfore-
|tagen6cr mellem Gurnrere. og .Sor-
ibr11gere; gl1ifer at itpffe Metsppie-
nets @agt til at ffabe og onn1tgoe
|2one;; ~foreI1aor: M%rbei6ernes 0elta=
}gelie i. 8olitif, met aoparer moo
@artipolitif;; er for l1obioelfen :af .oe
loffentlige 8anopeie: oe for @egierin7
gems 0bertaaepe al .olIe @au6pcje
log n6npttelien al @aa6fraft; enifer
iisSnoifrenf1ing al 2an0,toleinin9 .e1
|~lettere a6aang til grboeroelie al
}2an6 be6 Siufp al Stotsfilif1,o; bill
lbape flIo Cole ogHresiefribeo gien-
inofert; bi1 forbpbe Sl16bonori1tg /
Ito Mar % oerefter i begreliet It's
itrGfntng; bill arbeibe for Ell 5fatte-
}lop, 6er beifatter i 6orbol6 TIL Ser
ionens Sn6tGgter % @ie1r0om; al1=
jffer Statsfollegier for Mrbei6ernes
|86rn og bill babe inbfert ombpgge-
iltg Sagro6annelle;; FREEZER &egie-
ri1ge1ls Sjalp beo 0pferelien al
1Siem; mooietter fig. enitor itaaenoe
j&9r; foreiloar at gibe @ol6oterne
ttgobenbig &iplp og at betale Dem
1beres 2pn EN- big Eib efter, at oe Ell
tlUet4tpcIlnIltIeue.
9ette: or: Ell fort 0besfigt ober Sc
}btgtigite- 8l,nffter i. bette 8rogrom
iom blep n91ten .en1temmig peotoget
og iom 6e forifielli9e 6oreninger
|bil benptte 6eres Snoflp6e1ie til al
|giennemfere / iao flor l16ftrefni,1a
Tom m1tltgt. @omtteen flyer, at SET
bar til Senfigt at "gapne life Blot
fen Sci al Samfun6et, men at bri11ge
Ebele Solicit itgrre @oab on en- be
ore Sag, EFT 1piere Silperelie, be6re
E2ipsforbol6 og ltprrc 6rtbeo. oe
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