davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
EyerG On a bad Indian Hunt!

place to camp. and must. build a
fire and keep it burning until 6 o'clock
in the evening unless they were sooner
found by q scouting part.
The fleeing Redskins" located q
camp site and masked It on three
sides. one Of the conditions being that
it should be open on Ithe fourth in
plain view Of MI who might happen
to pass that way. Then they cut the
wood for the days 'reauirement-not
long sticks. but about inches IN
length: and . regular Indian IRE was
built.
A MONDAY meal was cooked. which
consisted Of eggs and bacon: and 1t
did seen. - though the smell Of that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
THE JUNIOR COOK CHRISTMAS ssown.1a1

little smaller than tennis ball il q
nice size. Pouring the syrup and then.
tossing the corn around cools 1t all
enough 30 hands will not be burned.
When the balls are formed roll them
quickly in the grated cocoanut which
has been put in small dish
Put each ball In the center Of a
piece of oiled paper to harden.
/ When the balls are cold and firm,
roll them in the paper till ready to eat.
These are fine for school party or
to hang on Christmas tree. II used
for the tree. tie each ball with a bit
Of red string to keep the paper to-
zether.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

OW is the time to get ready for
Christmas. Do not wait until
the last minute to discover that
toys will cost money this year
just as they have In the past. Get
ready early. Now is the time. t
The TEDDY BEAR BLACKSMITHS
Will be an interesting toy for you to
make and will be still. more interest
ing for that little brother or little
sister II they should be fortunate to
receive one on Christmas morning.
As the toy should be painted. most
any kind of wood may be used. Sc
lect the pieces you viii require for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06


cupful Of popcorn
cupfuI Of corn syrup (light COLOR
/ -cupful grated cocoanut.
Pop the corn. being careful to make
it as white and fluffy" as possible,
Salt 1t to taste.
Boil the corn syrup till 1t forms a
ball when dropped into cold water.
Put the popcorn into broad shall
low pan.
Pour the hot syrup over the corn
and toss lightly with a big fork till
every bit Of corn has some syrup.
Mold the corn into small balls-a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

thing about toys. either?" Weenty
asked.
Really: it's quite hard to say" MIR
Rabbit answered. You seem to like
them right well. but l suppose that
isn't any proof. is it? You don't care
for cabbage and carrots when they're
not cooked. do you?"
Weenty admitted she didn't but 1t
gave her an idea.
"well. they like cabbage and car
rots." she said. land that will be a
fine start for our Christmas presents 50
"Quite right" Mr.. Rabbit agreed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

nHE boys Of jamestown. N. T..
were in camp this season on
~ Chautauqua Lake at Sylvan Park.
Wand 1t was determined to hold an
indian hunt. The camp director was
appointed as the bad Indian"
On an appointed morning he and his
four followers started out at 10 o'clock
to hide somewhere in the vicinity.
They were to be given three hours
headway.
At o'clock i've scouting parties.
each headed by . nrst-class scout
started out from camp to bring
In the bad Indian and his followers.
One Of the conditions Of the hunt
was that these "1ndians's should md
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

all we have seen and you can decide
Just what you want to buy"
So they did. And Janey ordered a
chicken sandwich and cup Of hot
cocoa with piles Of whipped creamy.
and a great big dish of ice cream with
yum my hot sauce poured over it.
Janey was sure nothing every. ever
was quite as good as that luncheon.
And as they ate and talked SO COM
fortably. it was easy to remember Just
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

Weenty set right to work with a
will and as the needle was a magic
needle. there were no pricked fingers
and the quilt was ready to be stuffed
when Mr.. Rabbit came back with the
feathers. While he was away for the
carrots and cabbag es Weenty found
some gay red berries from which she
managed to squeeze some juice. She
used 1t to make a pretty pattern on
the quilts.
"It looks more Christmassy." she
told Mr.. Rabbit when he came back
again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

what she had seen and what she
wanted to buy and to, figure up how
mdch monet should be spent for each
thing. And all Of the shopping didn't
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
B puzzle Corner =

Nebraska
My sixth Is in Nebraska but not in
Maine.
My seventh Is in Maine but not in
Florida.
My eighth Is in Florida but not in
Nevada.
My whole is a month Of cheer and
JOY.
ANSWERS
AIDS TO CHRISTMAS JOY. Holly
F'olly-D0lly. 2. Gift-Litt.l4ift. 3. Card
Hdrd-WGrd. 4. Three-Bree-Free. S.
Candy. Handy-Dandy. 6. Game.Tame.
Lame.
CROSS WORD PUzZLE-December.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING - Stock
in0s. Doilies. French Doll.
STOP
|0OOD gracious mel" cried Polly
~ Pratt.
~ A cat will fly. if you say scat. !"
| wish tie mice in our house.
Would fly whenever l say 'Smousel'
Perhaps they will-next time I'll see
If | can keep my wits with me.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
Mary had 4 little card
With little squares upon It.
And every Friday Mary stuck
A little coupon on Il.

And 50 when sixteen weeks had passed.
So fast the time did tramp.
Our Mary was the owner Of
A new War Saving. Stamp.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

A Big Success The children S
masquerade at the Dodge Hall,
last Friday night, drew out one
of the largest crowds ever as,
sembled in Challis for recrea-
ton purposes. Buddie yogler
carried off first prize for best
character, representing Rip Van
Wrinkle; Marion Key ser, as Char
lie Chapman, took the prize for
best boy costume and BeuIah
Boyd, as Red Riding Hood S
Grandmother took the prize for
best girl costume. The grown
ups enjoyed q good time at the
dance which followed the mas
querade.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19
NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION


Department of the Int rior, U. S.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, Februa-
ny 10, 1919.
Notice is hereby given That John Q.
Adams, Sr., ieir, for and on behalf of
the Heirs of John Q. Adams, deceas-
ed, of Challis, Custer count, Idaho,
who, on Novemh.r ., 1917, NJ d. u, s.
ert Land Entry, Serial No. 020156, for
SEX NW4; NJ SWh; SEX SN4,
Section 33, Township II Norsa, Range
10 East, Sc Meridian, has fled no.
tice of intention to ulake Final froof,
to establish cain 10 the lind alb We
described, before joseph II. Hort q,
United S ID e. o mi ner, at Cl al
lis, Idaho the twe.t. firth cay o.
March, 1919.
Claimant nam witnes S;
Harry Wa homas Horton,
Frank Nickerson, w, Il BAKER, al
of Chailis, Idaho BEN II. GRAY,
fl9 ml9 Register
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

thousands of Ducks-Ranchers
are reporting thousands of ducks
IN The valley this winter. This
section of Central Idaho is the
sportsman's paradise and many
hunters and fishermen who hear
OF the plentifullness of all kind
or game are enthusiastic boost.
ers Of this section after a trip in
mere. There is plenty for all
and good sportsmen are always
welcome but the game hog will
find this section opposed to his
activities.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Ostrom Here-John H. Ostrom
came over from May the latter
part of last week on business
and for the purpose of meeting
Roy B. Herndon and Valentine
Maelzer, who we're returning
from Boise, where they had been
lobbying for the Pahsamaroi Sc
cession petition,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

hPays-A. l.. Meats wanted to
sell some pure strain setting
eggs and put a local is these col
umns with the result that AL.
had to call us up and tell US to
drop the ad. as his hens would
have to work overtime for the
next six months to fill the orders
that came pouring In.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Paralytic Stroke-C. V. Hansen.
one of Custer county's foremost
business men, suffered a stroke
of Paralysis last week and has
been in quite a serious condition.
His physician entertains hopes
for an early recovery in which
Mr.. Hansen's many friends thru
out the county most heartily
join.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Loses Five Head-W. D. Brad
bury has had five head of horses
die during the past few weeks.
State veterinarian Whitney. ar
rived the latter par. of last week
to investigate the cause of the
trouble and pronounced it to be
overlooking of dry grass with
out sufficient water. The stock
had been running the range.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Subscribe.
Liberty cabbage at the CITY
Meat Market.
John Steele arrived Tuesday
evening from Salmon.
Bob Shannon was over from
Pahsamarol Tuesday, on bust
ness.
Fred Nelson was over from
Pahsamaroi Tuesday on bust.
ness.
John Rose came over from
May Tuesday evening on BUSH
ness.
John Malm and wife are down
from their ranch above Bayhorse
bridge.
The Idaho Catt!emen's Asso.
citation is holding a meeting in
Boise this week.
A jolly crowd of our young
folks enjoyed a sleigh ride last
Thursday night.
Pat Rasche is in town from
Stanley on his way East On a
mission Of business.
Mrs. Thos. Jose, Sr., is able to
be about the house again after
quite severe illness.
Several Of the Ivie BOYS Of
the Lost river valley, we're here
the fore part Of the week.
Lynn Finch was over from
Pahsamaroi last Sunday on a
short mission Of business.
Mrs. Hovey, who is visiting
relatives and friends in Pocatel
10, is expected home Friday.
L. G. Downey, who has +;
} lease on the Lorenzo Falls rarcI
in Pahsamaroi, was here on bus
ness Tuesday.
Fitch Cochran was over from
his home in Pahsamaroi vale,
! the fore part of the week on
hurried business trip.
Sheriff Cummins left last Sat
urday morning for Mackay
where he was called on bushes
pertaining to his office.
Miss Mary Coryell was owe
from Pahsanaroi the latter par
of last week for q short visi
with her parents and man,
friends here.
. Claus Burstedt, accompanie
by his sister and cousin were OK
err from Pahsamaroi last Frida
TO take in the dance and look a
ter some business matters.
0, w. Kessinger, Studebake
agent, passed through town tn
latter part of last week on b
way to his home at Mackay fro
: a business trip to Salmon.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Drake Home-D. B. Drake re.
turned home the latter part of
last week from California, where
he went for a visit with his fam
lily who are located there for the
winter, Mr.. Drake has been
greatly missed in our business
circles and we are glad to chron-
icle his return.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Back From France--During tae
past week Tony Bruno and Fell
cia E. Piva, returned home from
France, having been mustered
out of the service, Another re-
turned soldier arriving sine our
last issue is Natalie Tam, who
was in one of the California can-
tonments.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19
PURELY PERSONAL

Subscribe.
Nate Rcsenbaum of Salt Lake,
is here calling on the trade.
Mrs. F. A. Reed has been on
the sick list the past week.
Another snowfall visited this
section the fore part OF the week.
Jim Kerr was on the sick list
the latter part of last week but
is now able to be out and around
again.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Mrs. Burnham Returns-Mrs. r.
M. Burnham, county school su-
perintendent, returned from
Mackay the latter part of last
week.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

State Veterinarian Here-State
Veterinarian Whitney Was here
from Poise the latter part of last
week on business connected with
his Office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Operated On--Mrs, A. V, Mil
FER came over from Pahsamaroi
tuesday in order that she might
% IN closer communication with
or husband who underwent an
peration for appendicitis in
alt Lake City that day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Here from May-Lawrence o.
Neal and Pat Smith were here
from Pahsamaroi last Friday to
take in the big dance at Dodge
Hall.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Wilson's Pass Through-MrS. I.
II. Wilson and family passed
Through town the latter part of
last week on their way to their
home in Pahsamaroi from salt
Lake. Several members of the
Family contracted the flu during
|their stay in Salt Lake.
Bilgers Home-Mr. and Mrs.
George bigger returned home
me latter part Of last week from
ocatello, where Mrs. bigger re-
fently underwent an operation
The Lynn Brothers Hospital
Phs Is getting along nicely.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Brown Notwithstanding At
torney NJ. A. Brown, returned
last week from a professional
trip to Pocatello and Mackay.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Iaccme Tax-Don't fors ct Your
income tax statement which
must be filed by March 1st to a.
void a penalty.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-19

Buvs a Team-W. w. Adamson
has purchased fine team with
which to work his farm near the
Calvin ranch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

TO Starter er i &ontaft rneo bi11an-
ben; men ben plpfiife Gorifning G.
@cien."
"M1en iaa CT Sc 10 6piritif?"
"9saa ell Maaoe ia. Mite Stll-
|oier bar itillet mig %ouerfor iaa
mango forbauienbe Safta, at ieg
l,aa beie mig for ben Del al 5piri-
|tiSmen, joni life er ,,otorif @bin=
bel. Seq er blebe1l ltGrft poabirfct
LAT 6ee @fsperime,1ter, lom. Den BE-
&ibenifabsma1to, ST. Micbarb
Sobgio Jon bar, foretaget meb oct hi
ocnifabclige me6ium, Mrs. 8iper,
&o6gions @fsperimenter bnr ifabt
Eroer6e al ma1ge at Ger6e1s iter-
tie, oi6enifabelige Mmnoer. Seq BE-
Deoer F1n at income Sir Sliper
2ob9c % Conan DoDle."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

@olocr lam saIf % fraftig. ST..
9t. 6. Glaug fra &ogers, Mnf., fri
ber: "Bt bruger Dr. Heters &1trifo i
Dor 5amilie, i1tobefottet min syaoer,
lom er treogftrs @or gammel, mel,
1tooig roif og fraftig; bon bar bruqt
bette Wdi66d / mango Mar og me-.
11er, Der CT ingen on6en Meoicin r.
ge1aa goo. 81 tom life gobt 1,noperc
ben I Dor Jnmilic." Sor i en- frem-
.itreoe11 Ml6er fal6er 81. @eters @l1-
rtfo en- "5orpngeliens SLIDE, foroi
ben itDrfer og gie11oppasfeffer Sc cole
Srganers B~irfefraft og fremmer Mp-
petit oe goo 5or6piclie; Oct er en-
1a1to Samilie1neaicin og lige1au goo
for De nnge iom for be @on1le. Set
er lite EFT Mpotefsmeoicin, men Iepc.
res til Soft gjennem ipecielle Maenter
eller 6irefte fra Dr. &eter Sobrnep &
Cons 60, 2501 8albington 8Ipo.,
Chicago, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
9a Cars iaaehe 6empresfager.

Ser bar en- @ogneroa6sformmo /
B~eiterbimmerlon6, ffriber "2pgitgr
og ban er Der bG forreiten
Soaneraa6Sformorben bar
en- gammel &url, Der be66er 2ars,
til &iGlp, og iaa bar ban ct @tpffffcc
Der trenger {oo famine
ligt til @j66ningsfalf. Sg @ulfen
bar fiebt og 1aa ~og>bentebe pao @to=
tionen. @omle 2ars ipen6te for
fierte til 8per, fm6t lelp
De fem @gfte % rulle6e biem igi-n
for meo rnn6 &oano at ]trp Set bpi-
De Bulber ODER SEN ifol6e6e &e6e-
joro. Wten en 9ag fom en- og for
toltc, at @ip6ningsfalfen en6nu Lao
paa Stationen; gamre Cars bop6e
loact 6lormel pao 6en fattige &ebe=
ior6, ollie 6e fem @nffffel Sq mi
fommer 6olf Iangbeis fra for at fe
.ie 6emgresfagerne gro, og Sc iper,
ger @ogncron6sForman6en og gornle
2ors, ON set bliper at 6e rigtige
|ltore "~gammel6ags", eller be mons
tro ifuloe blibe faa imaa, at oct blep
Eolperesfagerl $40 Ter 6e to, men
iao %nn6erlig ffjGbmun6etl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Trn 9pbtuab forteller ON Dars
ferne.

@tueipineri1toe,, Gru Dptauab CT
biemfommen til Norgc oa notoler:
"esseg bar bopt oct albeles bejligt
0crneee. Seq fam life bl,ife, leg
nogeniinoe bdr babt Set iaa oeiligt
Scr fer, % ieg ct lpffelig opcr at
banc reret bcr. Sc er 10 iaa n1e1,-
neIfelige, Sc Menmelfcr. ger itrsm-
MGR cit 1ooom 9ierteligbeo oe COB
heb fmob en-. Ga iea tog oerneo,
troeoe leg, oprigtig tolt life, at init
@tpffe bor noget for Domiterne. 81
lignpr 10 Mffe bperon6re Iaa un1au:
oelig, Tom man gierne ptl paaftou
set. SO mere man fo1nmer til at
Sc oanlfe, 1es ferrc 2tgbeos=
p1lnfter op6ager man."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Tauitinns er Spiritiit.

....
Set utro1tge er ifet, at Ben BE-
fjenote pipfiife Soriter Sauitinus,
Ser bar lat fig til MaaI at afllpre
|Spiritismens 8e6ragerier og mi
|fibit bar offIpret Me6iet @iner Miel-
fen, oberfor en- Snterbietper bor er=
|fl9ret fig for at bore Spirittit.
San u6taler:
Seq fan go6 fige, at Sc 1eite
Tranceme6ier er @btnSlere. Set
1troligite Snp6eri bribes me6 @pi.
ritismen, bbab Der. ifober Di6enifa-
bens 8eltrabeller for at fomme til
|bunos ! Sp6rgsmaalet ON Sore
|t%eelierne paa Sen artben @ibe."
"Sror Sc paq noget poa Dem o,1-
ben @ioe af Sorb1ibet?"
$50 So ellers funoe ieg lite lepe.
Soroelipet ct / fig fcIb for fottigt."
"Eror De paa Mltligbe6e11 al at
1toforife Gilparelfen efter Dg6en og
ffabe Ell 8%orbtnoeIfe mellem 2eben-
De % De6e?"
So, leg tror, at intet er 1,mnligt
.for 8i6enifaben. Seen set barer
.muafte &l1n6re6er al Mqr, i11ben Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Den foeiuloemofratifc 8roberfrie.

9en Iocimlbemufrattife 8ro6erfrig,
Gets Meotemmer af @ocial6emo-
Nratiif llng6omsforbtn1og &opeobe.
1tDrelie bar uoien6t Ell offentlig Ste:
oegierelfe / bbilfen oe retter ct
1farpt Mngreb paa Srgani@atione11s
Sorretningsuooalg.
Set beooer i &e6egierelien bl. a.:
"noen at in6bente Meolemmer-
neg Eilil1tning, ia, en6og u6en ct
raaofere fig meo Gorbunoets So
beobeltprclie, bar 8orretningsuopo(=
get egenmegtigt nn6iagt @ocioloe-
mofratit giennem en- offentlig Ct.
nnring, Der gienne1n Mit5ous 8u=
|reau bl. a. er tilltillet 1amtlige re-
ofttonpre 8labe / Donmorf, oq al
,biSie / bio u6itrefning er bleber
or1benot til lfa6efro og bQoefuloe
Mngreb paa oct ban]fe Mrbei0cr-
porti.
erfl9ringen Bigger pan en- belt
1glennem forbr9nget GremitilIing
'of, bbob Der er foregaaet poa Eorti=
fongresien.
Sen lille fipbe11bobnlfe 2e6erfIiff,
(her bar misbrugt ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
lens Gillt6 til illopaIe Mngreb pao
IEortiet> gjer u6en bi6ere fine egne
Ferloner til ct me6 ungoomsbepp-
gelie11 og oberfgrer SEN MOB 6ent
rette6e Dooel paa bete 8cpngel( e11.
Sen %n6icnbte grfl9ring bpiler fell
|19iennem poa en- Sorfalifning al Sc
1anoe &jenoSgierninger.
n6en at babe facet noger1 Be-
r1pn6tgelie BERTH banot 2e6erne Tia
poa @ongresfen i &illerg6 til set
bollbebifiife iaofal6te treble Sssnter-
1tarGondle, DO1s 9obeoopgabe err at
IbefRmpe 5ocialoemofratiet / ollc
i2aaoe, og bpis Metooer ct / ofgiort
Dtooitrio meb 5ocialismen."
@eoegierelien flutter me6 en- Mp-
ipel til Observation-Disclosures Meb<
lemrrer:
"Bi flyer Interchangeable til Me6-
@igr op meo oe11 2e6er=
hife, fom qltfor lenge bar tpronni.
feret bort Sorbuno. 8i oil iom
btotil forblibe inoenfor bort @orti,
;forfegte bore Mnifuelier og gpe Sri
tit, naar 6e1t mootte forefomme os
paatrepet og berettiget> me11 hi piI
til oct ftolte berge os moo at blibe
g1ort me6aninarlige for oHentligt
fremiottc f%orrn6eriife Mngreb moo
bort Forti."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Gn balp Mfil(. til rDe Srnbuie.

SGlleS11bbalget ON @olignp6en
&jbbenbabn bnr taget Snitiattbet
til, at Der bDgges nogle npe Er9=
bufe, og 5taosarfiteften og Staos,
ingenigren bar u6arbei6et ct @ro-
jeff, bborefter &uiene ifal bore poo
cit @tage og opferes beo l1ttersleh-
bel beo Si6en al Sc Ereboraffffer,
Der for ct MnrS Eto iioen opfprtes
De6 famine Sci.
0e npe Suite ifal bope Ell mere
parig &arqfter, og be tea1fes 11pr=
melt anpen0t til l16Iejning til Sen
fattigere Del al Sc. 9usbil6e, 1taar
Sc fan forla6e t@uspilbeafoelinge1t
Ser tn6rettes / 6is1e Suite 20
9%opareliers 2eiligbe6er og SO pao
ct G9relfe. Sc Eopgrel1ers-2ei-
ligbe6er ifol i1oebol0e Gntre meb
ct 5fabsrnm, ct ggrel1e pad II
4Da0ratmeter, ct paa Is aboorat-
meter og ct &ij9rrffer paa 8 &paorot=
meter. S 2eiligbe6erne paa ct Soc
relfe bliber Ser en- St1te poo 81
abaoratmeter iamt ct Spifefjjgfffier
paa u &ba6rutmeter. S Bieblliihfeett
nbell1afffer Observation-Disclosures
leg al So. g., men set biz lenere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
S9orbalbicn % Miebelan9elo.

@eorg 8ran6es bol6t forle0en
6oreorag / 6oreningen "Daute
Mbigbieri" ONT Micbelangelo % u.s.
talte: SO @runofaftorer bar preget
bam: Mntife11 og 8ibIer1, $ellos og
Eolnitina. Set npe Geitomente ora-
ger bom min6re iterfft, ielD bans
Meobonnaer er itrenge, nlborIige,
l'oen Mil6beo. Micbelangelo er
fulot laa meget optagct of Mntifen
ion Sborbalofen. Blot paa en- an6en
Nfnaoe. Eborba1ofen begpn6er meo
Salon, Ser CT cnon1 CLINT of en-
2ioenifab, Iom elIers ligger Ebor-
boloien fern. &an bar nlbrig Iabct
11oaen &anpI Gene, og bbor ban gien<
frembringer, bereber ba11 fine 6igu=
ter Telelfe1 at 8el6e. SrIius 2on.
&c bar brl,gt oct iterfe, men neppe
for iterfe Or6> at bos Eborbalofen
bliper Mntifen rIg6fogt. Micbelan-
gelo berimo6 6rages }ao 1terft til
at giengibe &- og Dr%abicener,
at ser eieniDnligt bar beret noget
9ruion1t eller / bbert Salo bepn=
gierrigt / bans Climb. SON er Ebor-
baloiens acknowledging. SAINT
bar 6%eftneret @eniet iooleoes: Set,
iom UNDER Emgenes Gong ietter
Micbelangelo bar ct iaa-
oont @ent, ben Batbos, ser boe6e /
bans @ipl, bar profetiF. &on bar
life. lpffelig, ban bar nelonfolF, og
eget @inb bar bans per1te Ep-
ran. Sor Sc @fterIeberoe fan set
fpnes, iom ON ban rtnd bope peret
lDffelig, men ban bar en- cn}om Ma
t1tr, en(om Tom 8p6oeIen.
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BiQig Yinterlasning.

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NADIA Coo. Nmvm detts bad. y
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Maar Mrbei6ere afifebiaes.

2e6el1en for BaIbp @osberf bob=
Sc forleoe1 afffeoiget fire Mrbei6ere,
oa De efter 2ebeliens Mening beitilte
for list. De1ne 4fffe6igelie tr1ter
III meo at futile faa Sc olborligIte
6elger, i6et famtlige 400 Mrbeibere
>paa 8erfet bnr meb6elt, at 1aofremt
6e nebnte fire Mrbei6ere life itrofs
gienantages, oil 6e ollie ne6legge
Irbeioet.
@huationen ptl blipe meget al
porltg. bbis set fommer til Som
fflift, 6a Balbp @osberf er ell af o.
1t6r1te 2eberanoger al Cos til @ig<
benbapn.