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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
CLAIMS LAND IN LORRAINE
Woman Gave Up Her Possessions
Three Years Ago When
Germans Came.

Altoona, Pa.-When Germany took
possession Of Alsace-Lorraine AZ years
ago, Mrs. Franz Esslinger gave up her
possessions rather than submit to Ger
man domination and came to Altoona.
Establishing stand in the city mar
ket, she has become well known as
"the market woman"
Now that France has regained her
lost provinces, Mrs. Esslinger has,
through legal channels, presented her
claim to a considerable tract of land
near Strassburg which belonged to the
family and for which she holds the
title papers. If her claim is honored
She will become independently rich.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
TO BOOM ALASKA COAL FIELD
Mission to Be Sent to Plan for De-
velopment Of the Matanuska
Region.

Washington.-A commission consist
ing of three naval officers. mining
engineer and a geologist will be sent
to Alaska to plan the development Of
the Matanuska coal field, the navy de-
partment announced, preliminary in
vestigation having led the depart
ment to center its efforts upon
this field in seeking supply Of navy
fuel.
The commission will sail from the
Bremerton navy yard.
The naval members Of the commits
sion have not been selected, but Sum-
ner Smith, superintendent of mining
in Alaska, and Theodore Chaplin, ge-
ologist attached to the Alaskan en-
cheering commission, are to be the CIV
ilian commissioners.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Pershing FuIfilIs
Hope Of Ancestor

Greensburg. Pa.-Gen. John J.
Pershing fulfilled the wish of an
ancestor that member of the
PerShing family should save Al
sace-Lorraine when he led the
victorious American armies
against the Germans. This fact
is disclosed by Rev. Justus N.
Pershing. cousin of General
Pershing. who has made public
letter written in AlsaceLor-
raine more than 200 years ago
by Frederick Pershing, General
Pershing's great-grcat-s GRANDPA
Their. In this letter the generals
ancestor expressed the hope
that his son, Frederick Per-
shing. Jr., or his descendants,
would come back some day and
redeem the fair lands of Alsace-
Lorraine A'om oppression"
According to the letter, the
Pershings lived in the village of
kehe in Alsace-Lorraine in 1774
and fought under Emperor
Charles against the Magyars.
Soon after that, when a law was
passed that all able-bOdied men
between the ages of sixteen and
fifty must join the landwehr to
protect their country from raw
ages by the Austrians, Frederick
Pershing, ST., sent his son to
America. Frederick Pershing,
Jr.. reached this country in
1749 and. after marrying Miss
Wyant in Baltimore, settled in
Westmoreland county, Pennsyl-
vania. where General Pershing's
grandparents We're born.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02

A great many of
US dote on the
privil e G e, and
spend hours in
c o m ny with
perfumed hand
kerchiefs, hours
in a dim, dark
corner, moping by
ourselves. Never
does the world
a p p ar more
81 ON y than
when we look
upon 1t from that
dim, dark corner.
If we were lit
tie children some
one would have
the right to spank
us for INDUCING
II Nhia nrixyilnUn
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Ornaments Are Cav,

Summer ornaments are to be CAV,
and those for next fall and winter
brilliant, it is promised. Not really
on the market yet are dress accesso-
ries made with rhinestones. These
will be seen in designs upon velvet
bands and run over at either side
upon fine net which allows them to
blend into the material of the gown
without too strong a contrast.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
DIG UP BOMBS as YEARS OLD
Zinc Container Found In Brazil Was
Wrapped In New York
Newspaper.

Buenos Aires.-During the making
of the excavation for building at
Bahia, Brazil, zinc box containing
four dynamite bombs was unearthed,
SAYS dispatch to the Razon from
Bahia. The bombs apparently had
been buried nearly half century, as
they were wrapped in copy of the
New York Weekly Bulletin of the year
1874.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Polish.

"Y our speech
seemed to me to
lack polish"
81 hope 1t did"
repli e d Senator
S org h u m. 1--WE
been called a
smooth arti cl e.
long enough. l
want to treat 'em
rough"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
That's II.

Customer Tin music seller's)-l want
a copy of the "Stolen Rope"
Assistant am afraid l don't know
Of such a song.
CuStomer-Why, 1t goes tum-tum-
tumpty-tum.
Assistant-Oh, you mean the Lost
Chord"
CustOmer-Ah that's 1t
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Position.

IT understand you have a number
OF the old masters in your gallery"
Gallery" echoed Mr.. Cumrox.
Nonsense! I'VE got 'em right down
In the front row."
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
No Reason.

No Reason.
Are you inter
eSted In enthuS-
La SIN, MADAME"
81 really don't
see, professor, why
] should be any
more interested In
youth in Asia than
In old age In
China"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
SPRING SMILES
The Resemblance.

Customer-You told me that horse
you sold me was like lion.
Dealer-Well, didn't you find him
roarer?
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Japanese Wanted to
Make Suicide Certain

With n strange. almost de-
moniacal ritual. Kumatro Saka-
motto ended his life ut Los Ange-
les, Cal.
Sakamoto, who came from
Japan ten years ago, suffered
from tuberculosis. He was thlr-
ty-nine years old, but was not
married, and had no friends nor
relatives. He decided to die.
That he might utter no warn
ing cry. he first cut Off his
tongue.
That vanity might not stop
the deed, he cut off his nose.
Then he hacked his throat
with the razor until he dropped
unconscious.
When found in his room he
was lying in pool of blood. He
died six hours later In hos
pital.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Robins.

1.-THE first robin is not necessarily
sign OF balmy sunshine"
No" replied Senator Sorghum; les.
pecially not II ii is a round robin"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Through the
Looking Glass
BY EVEL YIN NESBIT

One of woman's exclusive preroga-
tives Is the right to have the blues.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02

A Pinch gun disposes' Of half q
bale of cotton at every shot.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-02
Quite So.

Don't you think the judges man.
nee is rather dogmatic?"
''Well, it is what you might call
sG1tentious."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
sDler=Mpt.

a1nerican Region bor ifgIge "Ep.
Ter Solrnal" 6urnet en- 1ofnl Mfoe-
ling / Epler, Mi11n. UNDER Mabnet
IS. 6. &anie11 8oit". DenS 8dtD-
relie beitaar al Soc 8oobeim, Soft
Commander, 6arol6 9itergoar6, 9.
COMMANDERS, &eter Sobanfem, M6iu,
tant, &erluf ntoft 8ino11ce Officer,
@ercie Macffe, &iitorim og Chris.
.Sobatien CHAPLAIN. Som man Ier,
.er 1tpiter1 ollie banife Mabne.
8. @ronlnnb bar 8lanpr
--opp{pe or1 Ell &eiie iii @eiten, men
foril1ben agter BON al beldge @enner
! Sllinois.
Sen6ag Ben Z. Sept. ofbol6tes
#6er &eltfeft. pan Daneboo. Nafto.
9ffergaar6 bolot Brp6ife11 on Tor-
|rniooagelt, Haitor 8lanbecf ta1te
om Gffermiooagen, og ON Mftenen
fgrte 8aifor 2arfen Oroet. Gpler
+Srfelter Iebereoe Muiifen.
l.EErrEEEEEEF. w@NEREE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
WHEN I GROW OLD.

When l grow old, I want to be as
cheerful
rs kind. as true and faithful as ]
car.
g want less room for hatred in my
heart,
Hut more of love for every fellow
a
III want to grow as long as life
shall last,
1--we so that death shall ne'er be
feared.
Tho powers of the body must be
weakened
IAt not the spirits growth be
scared.
When i grow old I want to be
with friends
Who'll give me comfort, care fol
me with love,
Who'll stroke my feverish brow te
still my pain,
When / shall journey to the realms
above.
when I grow old, may l be filled
with peace
And may no fear then mar the
closing hour
But let my spirit be consoled
sustained
When lead into the presence o.
eternal power.
-Sigurd Petersen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Mtnnrsntaa
ErgiBlatur

Sorrige Monnng, be11 8. @eptem=
be-, troa6te Mtnneiotas 2egislotl1r
,iammen til Ell efstra @amling
i5trufs efter snmlingens Mabnin1
oplpites @ubernfrens 8roifob.
Sen fgrite Sag pnd Dugsoroenen
|bar Natifitattonen al @runolopsp11=
6ringel1, Der giuer &pinoerne Gtem-
, meret. Sen bleb me6 oberbgloer6e
Maioritet beotaget al begge &omre.
|Gfter M%fitemninaen bar iamtlige 2e=
gislaturmeolemmer @ipfter be6 Ell
,Mei6oag, iom Stateng &bin6eitem-
meretsorgamiationer bapoe orra11-
geret.
Meiolutionen blep / Gors6ags INT
|6erlfreDen al @11berngr- @urnquiif,
'og pe6 6e111e 0eiligbe6 bar n1atge
laf 2e6ere til.
1teoe. &ennen, iom @1berngre1
brugte til at 1tn6erifribe Dofume1tett
meo, bleb oberroft Mrs. Mn6reus
lnelan6, Der Tom Breii6ert for Meir=
Observation-Disclosures for
|tiener 1negen Nnerfienoelie for Sen
noble oa beitn6iae Mno6e. bun Sc
mango Mar bar Ie6t &en pao.
lDa1 bill blipe onbragt / Minneiato
,%biitoriife gerffabg Mnieum.
On anben bigtig 2ob, lom CT Die,
ber1 beotaget, er ben iom giber @ro-
Itia1e til ollie SoI6ater11e, fom bar /
ben itore &rig. S 2oben bepilges
1915 pr. Maane6 for bier Muaneo !
Militqrtieneiten Minimum iattes
til $50. gerettiget tic @ratiaIe u1t=
Der Sob er- 0fficerer, @oI6ater, Ma.
%itroier, MorineioIoater % SpgepIeie.
re. Meb1pmmer q. 81. S. g., 81
log1da 1M0bef1ttet
Slere 2obforilg, bbis gfiebne fgI-
ges 1neo ipanot Opmerfiombeo, Ell
De- oim gaar 1tb poa at fornt1bre
Ioen nnbare16e Acknowledged, iaa,
lleoes at Weeninoritetg Nominationer
Tan forbirores. Der er megen Moo-
litano at fora11ore set minoite peo
ben 11l1berefrbe 2oo, men fro Sen an.
oensibe legges Der e balbigt grpi
poo, Ct en- Sora1roring bIiber beotn-
get 6en1e 5omlina.
&nfet er Ser oeotoget ct Sor.
lag, Der Iagger Ell 9fat paa sen
Nettofortieneite io1t before gtoaI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Sc tgife glottes gfiebne.

EE@'zE-EI 1EEHEE~a
Sen aommsiion, Ser al Sen tpife
&egiering er neoiut for at or611e
Sorbol6et mellem @fst&eilerer1 og
ben tbffe 5tat me6 Senipn til SET
finaniielle Spdrgsmaol bar beilut-
tel, at alIe 5lotte, Ser er elbre ems
fra 1857 fnl obertageg of @taten
uoen nogen gritutning. Derefter bill
Slottet 8erlin, &ronprinsiIottet,
Slottet Montbiiou, GbarIotterbn1r-
8riniesiesGaInet, 8p-
5lottet Hots6om % efter al Comb
lp1ligbeo ogiaa Nel1es8nIais / 8ots-
Dam obergaa til Statseie.
genimo6 mao 0iIbelm BEN 2oen
beboloe fine Sorfpgsgooier Monim.
fer % Gaoien, % Ser taIes o11, ats
'Sfaten meo en- big Genaefum fgp-
rigt ifoI offinoe fig meo belle sen,
~feiferIige SamiiIie.
a De ifore altnitbeiiboeIier, TOM
gfs-&eiiieren lao i11oe mes, ifaI en-
tteset bnroif1lo Del obergoa til
5sfaten, bells iiom @ienoom % oels
ION anan. Sc a1l,itifatte. Ser bio-
ftlser hebef aoriet iom Stntseie er
dle1e brroeret iii 26 M~eiIiorer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
R~fBtaturgJxln.

De al bore Mbonne11ter, Ser itaar
Gil @eltance el1er bar facet tilienot
&egning, og 1om eltona lite bar Of
giort iomme, meooeles berDeo, at
ole ioooonne Sororinger bill blibe
opergipet til ct aolleftionsfirma for
Snbfaslotion; men 90 bette meofs-
rer nogifter for begge Barter, boo
Der hi, bette maa unogaaes. Smith
aertio mac Ri M bape en- Mfgibrelie
9oo oerfor life oenne &enpenoelie
bere forajGbes.
@enliglt
l1bgiperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

Dns6ag iib1te l1ge farot Sen ito
re Sejrspara6e Steo / Seem Dorl
1n1oer Deloig &nloelt al ltore Men-
neifemasfer. Sen beremte 1. 9ipi-
iion 80 ben f6rlte / Sranfrig og bell
;fpr|te:i @amp 6eltog nn6er Nn-
fgrfel al General 8erlbing. S go
ra6en 0eltog $4,000 &orsfarere.
1000 iaareoe Mal1o al /. Dipiiion
fjerte | Mutomobiler, og De bleo
ierlig bploet al 6oriamlingen, iom
|~tilfalte6e DEM 8lomiter og gigaret
ter. Saape1 aorsfarerne lom Gene
|ralen bar under belle Maricben @ien=
itanb for ltormenoe @pIoeit.
Eors6ag Mften talte @el1erale1l
beo ct ltort Mp6e, JONI bar arral1=
Egeret al Mnlericam 2egions Seem
Sort Mf6e1ing.
Senere er ben fejre6e General
|%il16truffen til @aibington, bpor ba11
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Naar 6larrt falnrr.

slN8tES-a%
5elt in6til 8er6ensffrigen Soften
1918 gift ifo fin ii6ite % ufgi6.
renbe Safe, Dor alle o, iom lite
netop itoo De 1tore Be%gipenbeoers
Centrum, impotteret al oen gnigbeo,
llom ipntes at prrge Ge11tralmag=
ternes militere 2eoel1e. Wta'1 tit
S16trpf at, at bet bele gift glat og
fiHert pao &ommanoo fra Berlin
eller bet tpife tore Sobeofbarter
11oen Disiononfer % noen Mislpo.
geu So mart Fl glor er aooet. lioeu
Bra41pt of Nprocnsffriopns {ih5tp Qo.
nonifr6 be6e Zen oe franif-tpffe
8rprfetrafter og Memoirenes %
Mfilgringernes 8io er begpn6f ~ MI
fortoter mangt og meget Jig anber=
1eoes, en6 oct gior0e, 90 man itol
,,'Irniof oppe De fore 8egipmbe6er.
fom ufgior6e 8erbens Sfipbne for
2lorbltnoreoer fret11ober. 9g anere:
oe M er BET bleDet tDoelig, at 6er
't1toer @entralnaeternes fin1enN!
pg H1pnslaoenoe laa fterfe 0Gn'
E&~11o.~ nE w vi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
KrRft.

De Soreneoe staters Sunobeos-
bnlel1 bar lige uoien6t en- alborlig
&aamtn6elie ON, at Sen rpolomme
Spgoom arGft (gancer) Mar for
Nar griber mere og mere o1n fig Der
Il 2onbet % CT Ell meget alminoelig
{Dg6Saarlag. Gtbbert Men1,eife be6.
lat Euberfuloiea1 brpber en- MG11goe
MenneIfer, men fnn De fRrre1te
,,o1er, at balpt iao mallge Men1e-
tier ogr at 8reft. S 1917 6goe Der
i Mmerifu 10000 al Gltberfl1lolee
|og $1,000 al araft.
areft er belbrebelig i gioe. Men
besbnrre logger man iom Megel
,ij9I6ent MGrfe til Sc fgrite Mngreb
'af SDg6ommet, 90 be ct ol6eles
imertefri: Dg raar Soft enoelig
faar Rinene op for, at 6e G6er at
|areft, eaar Be tiot til aberterenoe
Sumbugslager og @pdiulpere lite
til en- 6Dgtig 2ege. &eIll-
'tntet bliber, at gpgoommen ofte er
loa fremifre6e11, naar 2egen en6elig
faloes til @jalp, at &elbreoe1ie er
gonife nmulig.
arpft er f%orifiellig fra a116re
,Spg6omme 6eri, at Ben buerfen CT
.arbelig5 ener inlitiom % heller life
Ter fordariaget beo noge11 8acille Ell
Ter @erm, men fremfommer be6 Ell
ita6ig Srritation al en- ener onbe,t
!. Del at 2egemet. Moor 5pg6ommen
ferit bar faaet ct go6t Solo paa ct
erfelt 5te6 al 2egemet, lpre6er ben
fig 9icttnem 8lo6et og bill i11art DOE.
lpgge belle 2egemet. 5pg6ommer
angriber melt Soft al mi66el Mlbn,
'og tire @anae Tao mango api116er
1om Wt9rto 6gr at &rgft.
Set eneite, Der ton gi9res for at
forbinore 5pg6cmmens l16brcoelie:
,er at lore Soft at forftoa 6et, 1na
lat De bill gda til 2eeen, laainart
be fi'tber. at be li6er al noget, Ser
mnligbis Tan brre &r9ft. Mf SEN
,,@runo bar 5unobebspe ienet no=
,gibet cit file Bog: Gat1cer SactS
mbicb eberp adult iboul6 fnon. Sen
,giper Ell f1or og Ietforitaoelig
,SSremitilling al 5pg6ommens Op=
Srentfomit og Sorebpggelie,
,,og 8ogen ien6es gratis OF frnnfo
It'll e1bpcr, Der gnifer ben. Seno
Blot ct @oitfort til Il. g. N1tblic
,&ea1b 5erbice, @aibington 8. g.,
Jog ifriip: "8lenie ien6 me pour BOOT,
let about concer".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
SntcrnatiDnal apinbelrpe-aunsres

reHE-fafE
Sra Seem yorf m0oeles, at ipo
|af Guropas melt fremragenoe FIRM
beige 2pger bente6es Sen lobe for
at oelta0e / ben internotionale
8binbelagefongres, Der begpnoer
ben 17. Sept. ! Seem Oorf g5iitp. 9et
CT Or. Sobanne SeiIberg, Dr. Set
III Agacrbolm og 81. Gitrio Sein
fra &igbenbapn; 3r. @erba g. So
manus % Or. Mlma Sltn6feiit fra
|Stocfbolm, % Or. Daenp Bang %
Or. Regi1ta 9taftg fra @riitiania,
|Specia1iiter ! 9ermatologi, 8atbo-
|logi % &pgiene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19


inbnitrier bar beo llbnDttelRM al
Statens grts, eller pop,llart fiet1ot
lltpoer @apnet AEonnage Car. S
Senatet er l1ofalbet niiffert; men
ltogle me1,er, at ben bill blibe beota-
get meo faa stenmers GIertal.
On MGngbe or1ore aope er Mebet1
i1obragte % oberierote til aomitee,,,
bpor be fleite bill blipe begrapet. for
tbegge &aMre bar peotaget Ell @elo-
h1tiony BET illttter efstro Samlingel,
6rebag oen 10. September, bpilfet
btI iige, at Eorsbag Sen 18oe er ios
ite Sag, paa bbtlfen 2obc tan beo-
taqes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

S 2er0ags, ben 13. September.
bar set General S. 8eribings So
uarige Sgoielsbag. Men 6ep11e Rae
bar elron1t en- 8etp6ning / Mmertz
fas militpre &iltorie, for paa oenttc
Sag, for ct 4ar fiben, bar set, at
BEN omerifanife Scr fuloitenoig
bap6e in6taget ct. Micbiel @alient.
&eribings Ge6ebD bar ben lille
8D 2acle6e, CHM COUNTY, $40.
Set bentes, at &ongresjen 6ent1e
l1ge bill be6tage et2opforlag, bpori
&ongresien taffer @eneralet for
bans Sie1leite nn6er &rigen iamt
Deotager at fremitiHe ct @11loip9r6
til $4,000, Tom bill tage fefs Maa-
4te6er at fabrifere. 9ette. bill ]enere
bliDe oberraft bom. Sum M6miral
9epep bar faaet ct lignenoe seirs-
1Dgr6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

falone arigen eller biempenote
iom arpblinge, at glDlen % 8eiat-
'ii1get ct f~onfisferet, Srouitrierl
,goelagt % 8e,gene ! en- n,eget lap
aurs.
12ao % butte alt bet % Doe Dor
.Sfinrp % .gibre BET, iom Mmerifa=
neren flyer: "@ipe until It bnrts,
TIE eanie is luortbD!!"
Yeter Nnberieu,
50. 9l1ron ct, Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Oil allr Banakpt
Sir! gin! gin! til, SCI, ipnberipfe
6onb. Staa q til6ase!
Sp til 9aab, h11 6anife Manb %
&btnbe.

Sen a1tloe og nfdliombe6; iom
Snoiamlingen til "Den i~en6eripfe
ISo16" er bleben bit bi6inotil.
bar rne6 Mette gibet Mnleoning til
De to MrtifIer / 6e fibite Mur1re al
"8ioneeren" jeg n1encr Moge Ea=
bells og Seer Dllens.
Set ,er bel nef tim i Sc 1iolte 10
It'll Is Mnr. ut Der i Dnnmarf er
boagnd en- Splelie for, bbo6 Ben
Sort al 6eres Solf, fom / 1864 meo
Dfagt og uret bleb repet 1gs fra
Dem, bar 6eiet for at bnrt1e ON Sc,
res Mooersmaal og SebreIano. IS
Mar bar De, u11bertrpft af en- tDror-
Inif Magt, ltaaet fa7t. Iom en- @oIc
log bolot bet tpife &l1ltnr l6e, Sc
bar bpgget 6eres egre Soriamlings-
b1lfe, Sfoler, @iirfer % Bibliotefer
log o%pretbol6t DEM; bette bar tito
lnlefe toaet fpfiife, men ogiaa peffu-
1iGre Mioler for at u6bol6e bette.
st Ddnmarf paaifjemner bette
III, % 6orlesningens Eitte ilaar,
log at De forftaar, at Mdben i S6n=
oerjDlla16 CT itor, bar be gibet 8e-
Ibis for beb 6eres sSnoiamling al
oper 2 Millioner &rorer:
Sborfor faI % Di Der ! Set frie
log rfge 2anb, fem bi bnr baIgt It'll
bort &ien1, bbor Ri far npot Sribeo
log ct goot 116fomme. itaa tiIbage,
1taar BET gipl6er at bi91pe bore co
ne, Der III ON tort Gi6 bil blibe
Igienfore11et 1neo beres go11le Soc
orelot1o % blipe tillaot at bette
aarrle Dannebrcg; % beer operbe,
pitt ON, at BET Bill bIibe beift meo
Blaoestaarer; at Be 55 Mor bar
bpret aoifit fra gonmarf, er il
lite oeres SfpIo, % set bl1roe bore
enbber Danifers @liet at 6inlpe til
lat lette oeres boarbe Scar.
9etplf ogioa, bpor mango Sc
isnoeripife tt11ge Mn1lo, FL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
so,unley % @ilbert faar fin 9om.

Nreii0ent for Monpartifon 2eaelte
q. 6. Gomn1ep og ftp. .9rganiia-
tionsbeitbrer S. Gilbert blep / Mon-
bags / @iitriftsretten / Sacfion,
Mim1., oeut til 80 9oges Sengiel
i Sacfion go11ntpfengiel 2pbe,,s
itrengelte 5traf. CONNER Dean n6=
:iatte 9omme1t 60 Gage, / bpilfen
.Ii6 9efenior bill i6ge ON M Gags.
bebanoling Tom S6lee at Sell ! 9ro-
tofoleringen. &pis bette n9gtes, bli-
Der Der appelleret til Sejeiteret.
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.fige fig ielp: Men e11gong ifol oct
itore Spgigr fomme; 5fobe blot at
BET bill ife poo ct Ei6sp11nfft, ga bort
.2an6 itob %oberfor Sc itbrite sSrem,
tioSmuligbeoer, Set nogenlinoe bar
pGret prGlenteret for / bets npere
Siitorie.
5aale6es CT. !; forte SrGf 5tilli11<
gen, og ma11 ftol fife fp1e ltg for
fiiiffffer pna> at ben er for merft tegret.
G6lpar6 Gpore.
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Sobn Miteben bpb.

On at De meit befienote Mrbeioer-
ferere~ / Be Tore1eoe Stater Sobn
Mitcbell, tibligere Breit6ent for
limited Wine @orfers Of Mmerica,
afgif peo 8p6en BEN 8. Sept. / Seem
Dorf. Mfbg6e, ser fun blep 40 Mor,
bar for ca. Is Mar iioen en- al oe1t
olnerifa11ife Mrbei6erper6ens leoenoe
5fiffelier.
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6lrBptg kalnrr!
(efrebet for Den ignberipite 6onb).

Gse ENW|"T.E1 FANe1Gsr#G@EaEeNe&r
Ser ct Mgo / slegpigs Sope,
megen @raab % ma1tge @rabe;
2an6ets beblte Meno er legnet,
Der bpor &rigens Cru bleb tegnet.
Spem ifal oprfe eng % Mnrf?
8arnets Scott er @rgs % 8arft
G11 bar @aab, bbis oi1 bar &ierte,
til at lin6re 51agtens 5merte,
gurnets Gut og aDin6ens &lage,
@raa6en ODER Sen og Mnge,
Tom ben gale Setter tog
og /. &rigens SbpIg ne6lfog.
Oh bar &aa6, bits 6u bar &ierte,
til at bore Soabets @erte
i16 ! 5lesbigs iti1le St1aer,
Der, bpor Sabn % Mismo6 f1,er
Dem, Der ito6 meo @u6. / @ogt
bin % min og DonmnrfS @ogt.
.Slesbigs itarfe Me116 bar itri6t,
.SleSbigs &btn6er greet og Iiot,
Der bbor Sienoens Sa6 og &enfe
|bil6e Da1marfs @re frenfe.
Srem Sc bar tro6s @ol6 % EDang
Mooers MdoI gen og Sang.
||S11ge,1 8aflen, ingen Spigten,
beltebol1e, tro moo 8ligten,
leo og tab De u6en &Iage
|gie1nem onbe Mar og 9age-
en- Muo at 5ten og Sern
ftoo 6e-Donmarfs len6re 8prn.
ST 6l1 oatif of 8pr6 og 9gre,
maa BIT biRlpe benz at bere
|Slesbigs Erengfel,So orr og 9merte
|Gn bar &au6, hbis 6n bar &jertel
sig, bba0 Sielp bar on bel bragt
Sgorelan6ets Se1tebagt?
|ght er Ei6en bpr oe faloer,
|elcsbigs itjaaltte aIoffer faloer:
|Dunife 1t6e, Gnnife biemme,
fan IS e6ers @rb6re glemme,
|S1esbigs @nfers Sorg % 500,
|S~lesDigs 8gn ON 8rg6,
Na, Den 8pn fra @Iespigs Sope,
ira De Suiin6 6rebtes @rabe,
ben ifa1 brp6e me6 lin 5merte
|Sien Dit 6anife @iertel
|@ar 6u Sjerte? @ar 6u &aa6
til at lin6re 5lpgpigs @raao!
M,tton &biit.