davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Simply by determining the calorle~
needed to generate the human energy
expended In producing a coat. n
plank. ton of coal. Cost scouting
figures down 10 minute fractions OF a
cent the cost OF every operation in
large industry. Caioric costs could
DO similarly computed. and once de-
tsrmined upon. would never have TO
be changed.
Introduction OF the caioric dollar
would not change our system OF
finance. would not modify tho book.
keeping methods or upset banking
policies. IL would give US sub
stantiai. unchanglpg dollar. represent
Ing actual life values. instead Of n
fiuctustinE. uncertain dollar. repre-.
senting a quantity OF gold stored in
a treasury vault.
Instead OF measuring the real val.
ues OF life In gold. which has no life
value. II would be- wiser to measure
gold and everything eiso in units Of
life values Tho gold standard In tho
result Of . declaration. A caiorie
standard can he substituted by n
declaration. A League OF Nations or
an international agreement could
thus correct the money errors Of thu
ccnturiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Cslorie Never Changes

pu~ng the war most Of us became
familiar with the ealoric method Of
measuring food value. The calorle IL
an uhehanging unit II II the
amount OF heat required TO raise ono
kilogram Of water one degree Cent?
grade in temperature. The number OF
calories In 100 pounds OF -four. or
beef. or sugar. or potatoes can be
mathematicaiiy determined.
believe that a caiorie dollar s.
needed TO keep our currency from In
iiation: to kecp IL stable at all times.
Money all over the world has been
weakened by vast debts. The caiorie
dollar would remain always tho
same. Ii would always have the
power 10 purchase no many Galleries
OF iife's necessities.
! am asked how the caloric value
of clothing. lumber. fuel and other
commodities other than food can be
tixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
cALORlE DOLLAR
Money Standard Based on Life Values
OS BORN'S IDEA

plying the very stun that life pri'
marily depends upon-the calotic, or
heat unit OF foody
In my search for a possible norm
or unit OF money measurement. l
have talked with bankers. railroad
presidents. state ana federal Judges.
members OF congress and high cxeeu.
lives Of our great corporations. And
the more seek, the more convinced
l am that the caloric standard n the
most practical.
Tho ultimate value human beings
know In this world Is life. We are
here TO live. All effort Is toward that
end. We fight TO defend life,
Life Is measured In heart.beats.
and scientists can inform us almost
exactly OF the number OF calories re.
qulrcd each day 20 keep the heart
beating. They have determined tho
calories needed for the adult. doing
hard manual labor. for the child at
school. for the student. for the house.
wife and the mother
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
stpt Set ipnberjpife Tonb.
"9sei "a e Soprmnmanb".

5ollingtoget Inegleoe fig noropaa,
forteller "Sfibe Solfebla6".
gi iib6er og figger paa &pitafffte=
ne og Mugra6erne, lom 6o1f Col
ling bar trabIt n1eo at bierge / Sus.
Scr ii66er en- iper 8on6e fra
Mors i Sibrnet, lige operfor ito6er
en 8ibeltilf meb tpn6e Sen % ifal=
set Naffe.
Sen ipere begpnoer (bulorenoe)
Soar oen beer Man6 e 81
"@ma?"
"s( feier, ONT oen beer Mnn6 baar
G 81 biemm'?"
"Sbem?"
"Dpl1
"Me?"
"ssssa!"
"Nei!"
Sen ippre Moriingbo TOPPER @i=
ben NOT iaa. iin6tgt og begpnoer
.igjen:
"Soar Sen ber Mano e @om
"Snn2"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
SO. IS @tamps.

Megierinaert fel9er ita6ig 8ar
.Subtng Stamps, JON 9iper 4 p@t.
Gente, og paa 6ertne 1ette Moabe es
Der mango men1.eiter, Tom erbberber
fig en- 8engeium De ellers lite bi16e
bbis lite iffe &c fun6e figbe 6isie
Gents Marer. Set er &eniig-
ten foriaabi6t ON Set er prnftffff,
gigre Salget Of 6isIe Marfer til
Ell permanent S%nititution. Mert
|fremfor alt, figb for Ceres Nenge
iii, BET er ben beoite og melt fire
Mnbringelie al @engene,- iamtioig
meo Sc bar 8ebioitbeoen ON, at 81
6ermeo 6irefte biplper Uncle cam.
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Sorgiengeren. San eieoe ganife bit

NHE2
Sorgiengere11. SAT- eie6e gallife bit
life 0ennes n1eitane,toe Degopelie,
men baboe fine gpner no fra fin
fnite gr,,notpigife Staoe at tale til
ben itore @efoItning. Sans @eltas
la,beo bar bans SGrfieloe. San
blep 8sppen paa Ell Sopeoitaosprait,
met, n,eo gruar6tbiglf 5pn. S bans
Sis tog MISUNDERSTANDING Sart, %
90 Gpg11et i 1905 bleD 11bbioet ira
at omfatte 1000 til at onfotte8, 900
Memelfer, i6et 6attigfDartererne i
0prgeranbe, Hriniensga6e % M6el=
|gobe fom mes i1lb nnber Sre6erifs=
lftrfens 5o91l bbnr laa mango oDgti-
ae Meoarbeioere pirfe6e. Gottig- %
(5pgepIeien. 8lar6t oisie maa trent
|for alle incomes ben eienbommelige
|pg rigt begape6e Sgiter Mnna Gbom-
len, ser nplig er afgaaet beb 9gbet,
% iom, 81. a. forbis bun giif 90 itrif=
|fe6e pao Cohen, meo l1rette blep an
taget for Ell Sprlina. N1 foreltaas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al Sen oDgtige og
for %grunotbtglf Man6slib meget for
|itane11De Sglter Sane.
Sumtioig nreo Sognets l1obibelie
blep Ser oprettet ct @mbeoe lom reii-
6cren6e &opellon, ser obertoges al
Holtor Sll1f Maoien, iom i 4 Mot
boh6e pnret &otefet hos Monra6.
g. sc. 2arlens Dp6 / 1917 fpltes
iom ct baar6t 61ag for @iirfen, Ser
beo bans @ltostjenclter alti6 babbc
Dnret o%berfpl6t. Tn, Eietgea1, ion1
babe &al6sretten efter in1 Monb,
por hpb fort fpr 2arie1, og Menig=
b%eosraaoet in6ltilleoe MI &robit, CIR.
@intber / 3rlte6 neo &an6ers til
Stilingen fom Sogneprnit..
&roplt 8intber bar forfeit &irf:-
lombe0cn i set gamle 5por.
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Rarinr.
~ 8
@aptainen e. bpb.

SSfplae MeDoelelic til "6sSolfets
Mpis" fra Nage Sranoiell, @aitinas,
Meicb, er bans Sober, ben aanlle
|&apfajn", gaaet ino til &pes 8riga-
De. 9atl be1tiop title o. rolig iibite
2pr6ag paa ct &oipital Saflano,
|Gal, % bar peb fine fll1oe 5anbier
till set iioite. SON par fun iengelig-
gen6e / to Tiger, mel, bar glab beb
at 50. San bar 80 Mar gamrnel %
.efterlaoer fire 5p,ner Der / gme=
rifa slage % Stgurb / !Saitings,
.Mrel % Slaf / &aliforl1ie1 - liant
}&ritr1t % gpnt / 9anmarf. Sans
Dpbenabll bar Soban M1tgult 5ranb-
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len, og bans Saoer bar &rp1t. 5om
ungt Werlneife Tom ban til 2qn6bG=
|ie1,et, BET ban forloo for at no6a,1ne
fig iom officer. Som iaaom fpm=
pebe ba11 moo Epiferne / 81 Tom Se--
fun6l6jtnant, blep ifn0t / &a1npe1l
bco DDbbp1, Ga Ell &ugle f111,lte bons
bejre Mrm / Mlbuen. 8lep permitte=
ret iom Hremierlejtnm1t og ienere
u6nabnt til &aptaj11. San TOM til
Mmerifo / 8egW,6elie11 al &alpfem-
'iprnc, % pfter ct fort Opbol6 Gbi=
cago og Milmallfee fog ban 8opel
/ Racine og tiente Jig op lom Msfu=
:ra11ceagent. SON bar tillige / en-
lang Marrefffe Iofal &ebafter og Sc
itprer al "6olfets Mpis" % 1pm. ion-
.6un fje,r6t al ale. &on por 11almin=
oelig ippnitig for Ell Manb / en- iaa
bpJ Mloer, og f[erit for#et Nar Nar
it6en begpnote ban at file Mare,1e.
tSaa traf ban fig tilbage fra Mbilen,
men beoblep fom acknowledgment
in6til it6ite @inter, So bon ofbpn-
.6eoe Norretningen. Derbe6 fit ban
fit itoite 1nife opfDlbt:: at ie- fine
S61ner og 8prnebprn / set fierne
@ef, bbor bot opbo16t fig lefg Mooz
neoer. @a1 bar meorette ltolt al fin
5amilie og tp1fte Mber6en ON fine
8ern, baaoe Der % i oct aomIe
2an6.
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Treberifsfirfcn i &jpbenbapn.

Sen 10. Mnguit bar set IS Mar
iiben, at Sre0erifsfirfen efter man
ge Soriinfelfer ifo6 fproig til Sno=
,biel}e.
Com befje116t bar oct 6. S. Giet-
gen, ser, f1lof6rte @irfen, efter at
SEN bab6e 1igget ben font @uin itoen
8re0erif Sen Gemtes Gi6. 0g Siet=
gems Mopn iaapel iom bans Suitrns,
tbi BUN bab6e en- negd beientlig M11=
bel / set belle, bill til Si6 % Gbig:
beo bore %inoifrebet i Sre6erifSfir-
TENS &iitorie.
Soar Eieteen beilutte6e fig til al
g%jenopbpgge &irfen, bar BET BOG iffe
Blot for at ifaffe @jgbenbapn en- MT
8rngtbpg11iltg, men fremfor af fol
at ifienffe en- Strife til Ben %gr1notpig,
ife Mentgbeo @ipbelrbaon, be1l ber
bab6e fit 5Gbe / Nartob.
EiHgen bil6e, at &irfen if1lb(
bore ct Sriiteo for g%rlnotpigff 6or.
fpnbe1ie og Menigbeoslip, fao 6el
us fra Sen fnroe ~forfpnoes en- Sri.
ften6om, Ser bar frtiitt0et, menneiffe-
Zig % foIfelig,og HgeIeoeS hfun6e gig,
res ct Menigbeosnrbei6e paa frifm:
Get og n ,.ineifiiig @rrno, I'll for Il
ben i%naperipneoe 8ietisme, Der flo
Ter peb foa meget.
Dette Gorr1am opnaaeoes / I'D:
Wrob beo 8aIget al &rfens ferfte
mfoiL S S. Monruo fra gurto,
sGsiilffc.
ga1 18. Dfftober 1903 oeoe Mon
ra6 plnoielig % efterf1lgtes Of Sci
friftionsbau1ffe Sogreprpif q. sc
7alfen, Ser m Eale % Grafsis
INT Ilige aa friiinoet % ippn ion
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Mtt111rapnliB
@,1 apb Sfole.

s benne Gio, ba iaa mango 5fo=
Ter Tiger at tiltrnffe Jig Yublifums
.@nrlf, er BET panifeligt for ma1lge
at trnffe ct 8ala % be1lutte fig, BED
.hpilfen STOLE De 6nifer at erDol6e
Sen pnife6e pi6ere l1oba1mel}e / San-
|belsfag. 8i CT 6erfor. glaoe peo at
|fl1nne binlpe 6isle monge meo at
benlebe beres, SpmGrflombeo pau
@rn1boIbt College, Der MI er lofali-
|ieret> ! S. $. 8eterion 81og. 9epe1
Corners, Mt11neapolis, % iaaleoes
bar eli central 8eligeenbe0. sfo1en
pptager belle 36ie gtage i ben nDe og
|ful6t1b moberne 8pgning.
8e6 ct 8ei6g bi nplig aflugoe paa
I5foIen / 6ens nDeSmgiDeller, maat-
|te III ierlig bel1nore De lpfe oa i1lo:=
bpbenoe &lasiepprelier, Iom moa
|pnre tiltr9ffen6e for 5tuoenten og
|Stu6inc,1 at 'arbei6e og fpr6es i.
|9m Mftenen bill ct fortrinIigt or
rangeret 2Dsipitem 1ple for Dem, Sci.
ON Mftene'1 1sger at berige fine
aln6ifaber.
Sfole11 CT UNDER 6irette og perlon-
Zig 2ebelie al BEN fier1ote og iobiale
Scr. S. g. Betmion, buis eminente
@pgtigbeo Tom San6elsffolebeltprer
er a11erfien6t al ollie, Ser er fommen
8erpring me6 bam. Sc mango ro-
lcnoe Gmtaler, Der foreligger fra
Man6, ser tioligere bor facet fin
l1o6annelle bos bonn, og lom mi ino-
tager leben6e 5tillinger i%n6enfor
@anf< % Borrst1ingsberoenen og
fra l1niperiitetsmeno, ser bor bobt
Nn1e0nine til at iette Jig in6 / nn=
oerptsningsmeto6en, taler 6eres eget
|5proM og &ommentor er oberflebig.
5folens @icepr9iibent er Mr. So.
q. @pangfer, Ser bar babt ell iiuff-
cesfu16 2pbebo1e font 6orretningS=
mano, ,me11 iom i Sremtioen oeter
otbellige fin Sis 1ne6 at gigre Sum-
bol6t College til @pens lebenoe
5fp1c.
Sc, Der poatanfer at rr66anne fig
/ San6elsfag, Iaaiom @ogboloeri
Megning, 8onfDirtiombeo, Ste1o-
graft, Maifinifribning etc, b6r f6rit
oflegge ct 8eiga paa @lmbol6t Col
lege og erfare 119r11ere ON oe itore
Tor6cle, Ser ber bDbes @1eoerne
l1oenbDsboenbe fon tillfribe 5fole1
letter lt6fgrGigere 9plpsntnger, iom
altio bere6billig ien6es.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sen &effe al amerifaniierings-
Iom Scr. 81. Sail igiennem
Sommeren bar bol6t pao ung6oms-
|bjetnmet, ofil11tte6es / Eors6ogs Mf<
.teg mes n66eling at Certificates"
Iom @epis pna, at Sc, iom bor fl1lgt
Tore6ragsrpffffer1, bar opfDl6t &egjez
ringens Strap me6 @emiDn til Sen
&iet16ifob til 2anbets &iltorie og
.9obe, iom noturaliiere6e for Srem=
|ti6en maa babe.
Mr. 8all bnbbe brogt meb fig
nog1e at fine Me0arbei6ere tire
Conner fra ct. @o111 og Scr. @ar-
|fiel6 fra 81tlutb. Scr. @arfiel6 bar
.Mftenens Earer. Snn frembepeoe
iarltg. at beffne 8eb9ge1ie life gif
ITO paa at gigre Srbbon6rere til
Mmerifanere paa @efoitning al Be
res n%e6orbe6e Man6sb9r6ier, me,1 at
,gi9re Dem til Mmerifo11ere til Sor6el
for Dem ielp iom 8eboere / 2aroet
.ber og til Sproel for 2auoet pe6 Sill
al NIT Blo6, 11pe Eanfer og
11re SSoeoIer. Disfe iful6e iao i 81
be11s 26 gan OBJ / set omerifanffe
Soft % berige 6em.
Otter 6en11e Ga1e bo6 Sci. 8aII g..
81. 5tub ON at nbbele Certificates,
|bborpoa Scr. St11b / fogle faa Oro
Scr. 8nH Gaf pna 8iemnets
|og egne @egne for set Mrbeioe, ban
|bab6e giort for Dem.
Mr. Soil Dor boIot Z d s Sore
6rag pna ung6omsbiem1met, bpori
ban bar giennemaanet bort 2anbs
|@r1inolob. oens Goran6ringer 81
|6er11es agb % 6eng Sltrftioner, ior1
|ben mi u6tp6es. SON bar gier1nem-
gaaet ! itore Eraf rog1e al SC Ge-
|riooer nf bor SHforie, fom bar bnbt
melt gienttetngriben6e 8etD6ni11g for
l2an6efs n6bifriing, % ban bar Iogt
fprlig @pgt paa at Ben giio. 81 iii
leDer bar ida tor getb6ning for
l2ntoets fremtioiee Bel ida set Ell
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Splbaterfeit.

MbIol1tt 0en lt0rlte. Set, Der mo-
geniinbe bar funret 5teo poa 9nnio
Sau, bar 5olbaterbanfetten it61tr
2dr6ag Mftea1, 90 Me6lemmer fra
Donia Societp oe @%ro6erlogen fap=
pe6es ON at bpl6e ober ct &ur6re6e
|Sol0oter og 5gnter6 al oanf @pr6,
iom ifl,G6re6e @eber og roabte Der,
90 oct gial6t ON at 1laa Tplferne.
5alel1 bar im1pffffett u6elnffenbe i
omerifa1life Sarper. 8romnell itob
for Mnretnitgen Scbultes Srfeiter,
set fineite | @Dcn, lebere6e Sen III.
ltr%un1entaIe Me11fif. Snteritote &par-
tel, bergmt ODER belle 8isconiill bar
ogiaa engageret, for &omiteelL meo
s(o. Sprgenlen iom Sormano, Babbe
ralgt BET Or6iprog: set be6ite er life
for go6t, l1aar set gi9lber ON at BIZ
Be bore egre SoI6ater @elfomme,1
biem. Sg set bleb Ell gIimrenoe
Seit. 81. Sgrellfen bar Oroltprer.
8orgmeiter Mrmitrong tofte for Sol.
oaterne og De banife Sn6banorere
iom Sc beofte &rigere og Be beolte
8orgere. 3rofIrntor 8ecf tolte for
Sur og Mor / Siemmet ser bapoc
pirfet og D6et, iom be61t be funoe,
meoens 9renge11e bar i &rig. 9e
to 8raii6enter, Gbriit &enoricflell
for 8ro6erlogen og Mrel 8icboro for
Dania, talte begae parmt og im6er=
ligt for be biempenbte 5ol6ater og
Spmp1t6, Der alle baD6e giort beres
16orening 9gre. Nrno16 St1cber, 6er
1ige bar fomrnert biem no 6ronfrig,
bpor ban tilbfrte Sen, @eribings
5ropper, fortalte moriomt ON Be for
ifiellige 8nraber 8ariS og 2p11oon,
ban bab0e bPrel meo til. We1titfen
ipilleoe, apartetten long, Nlblifnn
itemmeoe i meo, og Der bar Ell SUI
bel noen 2tge. 5reoipe unge 9a-
nter, Dgtre af- Me6lemmer / Sc. II
Soreni1ger, barte0e op Deb 8oroet
log tilillt min Nge~ ct treoob;
belt &ntrra, brit nof til at babe nm.
get ne6 til @ensborg, babbe set Da.
ret Sg1oerjpllano iiteoetfor Mme.
rita. Set bar en- berlig Set ion
lange bill itaa alle Deltogerne
1friif Minoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

enbber gorgers Hligt at fglge meo
!, bba6 Der foregaar, og tage 5tartb-
plnff til ale 6e ftore 5p6rgsmaal,
5fom er fren11ne ! Gi6en.
Digie 6oreorog bar baret fnIgt
me6 t1egen SSrrtcresie af Ell for Slot
|af Mir1nenpolis Danife, om ,totoIer
oeres 8iIfreosittleIie meo ben Moa-
De, Nr. BnH er fomnet benz imgoe.
S en- flar Srenttib, bar sd. BaIl
lobet BIZ Dmn opreth Ell GngieSpoa
ungoomsbiemnd 1geeooern @ociar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
En- Million Kroner

L~andsmand benytter sig af den
fordelagtige Kurs paa danske Pen
ge og sender sine Dollars hjem -
10000, 10000 ia en- dansk Farmer
fra Nebraska trak yer 1000 600
paa en- enkelt Veksel.
Pengene udbetales til hvilken-
somhelst Adresse i Danmark e1ler
kan indsettes paa Rente i enhver
dansk Bank i Afsenderens Navn.
Alt gaar gennem Privatbanken j
K&benhavn. vi har 10 bes@rget
Penge hjem over SO Aar, endoc
under hele Krigen, UDEN TAB AT
EN- ENESTE ORE. Kursen skifter,
men svaever nu mellem Kr. 44G og
455 for 500. Forhaabentlig hol-
der den sig lidt endnu. Send
Check eller M. O.. til os med fuld
BeSked.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Sin Brok

adskillige Aar siden fix iep en- Stem
Brok under L6ftningen af en- Kuffert Lac
gen sagde. at NIT eneste Haab ON Helbre-
.delse warren Operation. hialn
mig intet. Til sidst FIX jeq fat noeet ON
hurtigt 5og f~u1dstendiRt h~elbredede mig.
!Aar er for1obetogBrokken erikke kommen
glen, 9 kjont jeg arbejderhaardt som sned-
|~bortkastet It'd, intet Bryderi. JeR har lin.
|tet at sslge, men vii give fuld Oplysning
ON hvorledes De kan frlde.en fuldstnndfo
til mig, Eugene N Pu11en. Carpenter.
Gil + Marcellus Ave. Manasuuan, N. j,
Kip I'D denne Notise or Wis den til andre
som hal Brok. Devi1maaske d~ervedredde
ct Liv selleri alfa1d standses sPlaRen we'd en-
ration.
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ba Sssl1fluen5aen ti6t %forbefs1es meo
Sc an6re nrirore forlige @Dgoomme,
% set ginloer ON, at 5pgbomme1t
ftrofs fomrner timber 29gebebano=
ling.
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8robIems@ Tom bill gipe to Sigh
.ScbooI CREDITS. Men gioe1 for bette
CT et161tlt life foltfat.
gip til gbnSerib0erne.

Bore NbOnnenter fnnbs eigre os
en- fur Steneite nef al fprtelIe Ben.
ner % gefienbfe nm Nlabets Sub
5oIb; berbeb ftnbe sc mantle bieipe
Eps III at ina en- np abunnent.
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Atterdag
College,
soIDang,
@anta garbara Co.,
gaIifornia.

er en- STOLE for lnge oanf-an1erfonte Manb oq Spinoer.
l1noeroisning De aln1inoeHge @folefag poa Danif og @ngelH.
sstrfebtfore, gtbelflasie, Oaglee %5oreorag, 9euff, Snonoorbeoe,
5anoelsfag.
S @olpang er Der ct berHgt @Hno ON @interen, og Dneanen
er nteget fma1f 8enpt 2eiligbenen til ct SfoleopboIo I SorbinoeIe
rao en- aehe I'll gefttpfenl $40 gefeo ON biIige 9tunSreie.
billeter pao nprnneite Serubdnefontorl Sfripa efter 5foleng. !Rha.
logl Sfoleaoret Darer fro lite Mopenaber 1919 til 10. STARTS 1920
geuebnt MurbentOft, Sortonoer.
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VII De HEN I'LL Jul

Vor Passager-Afdeling omfatter
baade den danske, norske, svenske
og de engelske LINER - samme
Pris vi kan nok faa Dem befor-
dret. Meld Dem tidlig, for der
oliver mango, og navn Deres Bor-
gerskab til Besked ON Pas, Skat
OSv.
Mortensen & Crook
dansk Vekselforretning og
Passager-Agentur
2818 w. North Ave-. Chicago. ILL.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Der tjenes Penge i
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
Prerieland 1 Diet danske Settlement
we'd Canora, Sask,, kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

STRIP efter Brspern11r11rer Of BETH
InIab.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-07
PLEASANT GLADE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Ellis were
guests at the H. c. Ellis home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lehman and
son Avery spent the weekend with
Friends in Olympia.
Miss Elsie Chambers was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lister Sunday
evening.
Mis- Cora Moulton was a guest of
Myrtle Cramp Friday evening.
| Mrs. Glennen visited her daughter,
Mrs. E. T. Palmer, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hannaford and
son were guests at the Rogers home
Sunday.
G. E. Rogers was the guests OF
honor at a birthday party at the
birthday party at the schoolhouse
Friday evening. January 81.
Mr.. GrifYin returned to Markham
Sunday, where he is employed in q
mill.
Mrs. Gates Avery was weekend
guest of friends in Olympia.
g. 3. Rogers motored to Humptul
lips Monday.
Mrs. 2. c. Ellis spent few days in
Centralia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller's baby has been
quite sick but is much improved.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-07

Mrs Mile Nelson and dauG hter
GenevieNe spent Saturday ana Sun
day with the formers sister. Mrs J.
A. Andersen.
ground last week. W. extend our
sympathy 10 Mr. Reed in his misfcr-
i tune.
Gus Andersen was Tacoma Wis
itor one day this week.
! Grandpa Thompson boarded the
train for Tacoma Saturday.
| Walt WiXon spent Sunday with
1 friends on Andersen island.
/ Frank Kahn and John ..Biller were
deep sea treasure hunters on the bay
Sunday.
Ace Rowe of olympia completed
his gravel hauling Monday.
Mrs. William Harrison. two daugh-
tiers and son, of Tacoma called at the
/ Andersen home Sunday, as did also
Bert Pomeroy
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Leo Contis January 28. Congratu-
lations.
| The oldest True Blue American
and Oldest Nisqually Indian. Chicke.
man, passed away at his home here
4 the other day. He was 12O years old
and when the old man was in goou
humor he would relate many Incl
dents of years ago when this countrs
was rough and unsettled. He will bt
missed by the Nisqually people. o.
late the weather and old age denied
him the privilege, but on summer
days It was coWmon occurrence te
see our old grandpa" sometime.
with a fishing basket on his back
ltramping to neighbors or to tn
4 store. He died at ripe old age ant
death came naturally. Blessed b
his soul in the long, peaceful rest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-07
ED INLET

Mr.. Allen Mckenzie, who has spen,
the winter in California, has returned
to his home in this vicinity.
Mrs. NJ. A. Simmons and daughter,
Mrs. James Draham, who have been
visiting relatives for several weeks
in California, have returned home.
Miss Margaret McLane visited
home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Ahearn is serving on the jury
in Olympia.
Be sure and all come out Saturday
evening and see the niger" min
strels and hear them Sing. There
will be dance after the show.
Mr.. Walter Campbell of Tacoma
visited over Sunday with his brother,
l.. G. Campbell
Mrs Cole Leisure of Shelton spent
several days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Crusen.
Mrs. Brown of Black Lake, who
was stricken with paralysis several
days ago, is not improving very fast.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Duval have received
word from their son Richard in
France, saying the <20th engineers
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-07
COLLINSDALE

Mrs. Mixsell has returned from Sc
attic, where she attended the Chris
tian Endeavor convention.
Mrs. George Kelly is improving
from a recent illness.
We are glad to see Mr.. Jennings
our mail carrier, who has been sick
with the ''fiu," back on the route.
J.. T. Thacker and family are NOV
ing to Olympia this week. They will
reside on the Westside.
Misses Myrtle. Dora and Malina
Harper, who are staying in town,
were at home for the weekend.
Dell Whidden. visited home folks a
few days last week.
Charles Langford and daughter
Lulu were in town Saturday on bust
ness.
w. F. Kelsey was an Olympia Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Sadie eagle was in town
where she is studying music, Satur-
day.
Mr.. Braack and family will leave
soon for Canada. where they will
make their future home.
w. H. Thomas lost mule last
week with fern fever.
Mr.. H. E. eagle has finished pfox-
ling 160 acres. The work was done
with a tractor.
J. NJ. Spray is shipping wood t.
Olympia.
4 G. A. jackson and son OF Tacoms
land Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson of NORTH
Dakota were visitors Sunday at Tito
pia.
i Miss Ruth Thacker spent the. weel
end with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Thacker.