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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Fire Alarm Boxes

R3-Raritan Copper Works.
e4-Market and Sheridan Street
25-Smith Street and Central r. r..
26-Marke> and First Streets.
27-Madison Avenue and Paterson st.
aS-High and Lewis Streets.
S5-Smith and High StT~sts.
S6-New Brunswick A<e. and New st.
s7-Smith and State Streets.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
43-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford 81.
45@ommerce and Front Streets.
46-State and Washington Streets.
e4-State St. and Buckingham Ave.
k6-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave-
69-Hall Ave. and ChF les st.
67-State and Wayne Streets.
ba-Near United Lead Works.
69-Maurer.
62-Washington and First Street4
63-Naw Brunswick Ave. n Elm 81
S4-S&1th Street and Watson Ave.
e5@Conmerce and State Streets.
72-Front and Smith Streets.
73-Water and Gordon Streets.
74-Kearny Ave. and Gordon street.
61-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
S2-Smith and Herbert Street..
s3-Amboy Ave. and Washington st.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
s5-Near City Hospital.
B6-leveland and Brace Avenues.
S7-Amboy and Hall Avenues.
e2-Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street.
e3-Lawrence and Francis Streets.
t4-Neville and Johnstone StreetsL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Daily SeYmonette

rid me, and deliver me from
he hand of strange children, whose
mouth speaketh vanity, and their
right hand Is a right hand OF false-
hood:
a. = That there be no breaking in
nor going out; that there be no COM
planning in our streets.
Happy is hat people that Is In
such q case: yea, happy is that
people whose God is the Lord"
David had evidently passed
through a victorious war. In the
early part of this psalm he praised
God for deliverance from the enemy
but David's troubles were by no
means at an end.
He still had the "~agitators" at
home to lea with, for even in these
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
SELF DRUGGING.

Don't prescribe medicine for your
self unless you know the amount and
kind of drugs in the preparation.
Don't take unproven remedies.
Don't take poisonous or haolt--
forming drugs.
In other words, don't pour medi-
cine of which you know nothing into
a body of which you know less.
These are the vital points in dis
cussing the limitations of self-medlca-
ton from a different point of view to
that taken by either the ardent advo-
cate of household remedies or the
person who unqualitiedly condemns
all medicines
1t is obviously the right Of every
human being to select and take his
own medicine, provided he does so
without harm to himself or others
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Daily Hon 0SC0be

1.-THE stars incline but do not compel"
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Astrologers read this as an unim-
portant day. While Venus rules
strongly for good. Mercury and jupi-
ter are adverse.
During this rule women have pow
err DO sway men in financial matters,
overcoming caution and letting judg-
ment, it is declared by the seers.
This should be q fortunate plane
tary government for the political am
billions of women, and many will gain
success in the mex two years.
Lawyers will come much into the
public prints at this time, owing to
some great legal controversy dealing
with international law, it is prophe-
sled.
Changes in the Presidents cabinet
appear to be forecast, but they are
likely to be sudden and unexpected.
Messages hat cause anxiety or dis
appointment are presaged by this con-
f~guration. 1t is not a lucky day for
love letters.
Those who read the stars give warn
ing against the dangers arising from
seeking knowledge concerning life af-
ter death. Many minds will be SER
louSiy dlSClSu Ny dItSuAPlS 70 pleAGC
the veil shutting out the future. and
q sudden increase of insanity is prog
nosticated.
There is q sign held to promise SUI
preme attainments for many soldiers
who will develop along unexpected
lines OF activity.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
meet with many annoyances in busi-
ness during the coming year.. They
may be drawn into litigation.
Children born on this day may be
rash and impulsive, but these sub
jects of Libra with Scorpio charac-
teristics usually succeed in life and en-
joy much domestic felicity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
The Cause

All the world is in connection, forty kinds OF dust we
raise; every gent with crazy notion has an audience these days;
all the peoples rise and clamor for new avenues to tread; every
fellow has a hammer, and he'd bash another's head. And the
man who once was kaiser, says, while people cut up thus, I'm
with his work contented, every voter scorns his job; and the
autumn air is scented with the curses of the mob. Now that
industry is needed, industry is lying low; and the countries al
are seeded to the dragans' teeth o. woe. Cold the forges OIL
the founder, all deserted is the mill and the demagogue and
bounder aren't for an instant still. Now no stream of smoke
is pouring from the Lofty stacks of brick, and no looms disturb
the roaring of the a%narchistic hick. And the man who once
was kaiser, says, as on the fence he leans, I'm the blatant ad-
vertiser who upset the dish of BEANS Say the nations, we
shall haul him to the court, and treat him rough" but no fate
that could befall him would be punishment enough. So per-
haps we d better let him linger where he saws and sings; better
pass up and foget him, while we try to straighten things.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Watch Us GroWs

| O4tlS 1--WE
Watch Us Grows
The Club has organized q hay ana
| Grain Department, with the IoIIoWlnS
members: T. Hay. r. oats, D. L.
Wheat, all of Louisville, and a Stra"
of Salem, Ind: ,uod
Home Building Department with the
following members. Colonel House OF
washington, D.. c.; DR.. FIoore, Emma
| Heater, l.. Furnas, Anna raster anu
A Cornice. all of Louisville, and l.. I.
Bannister, Kansas City, Mo. mary
wall. Ottawa, Canada; Henry VIM
dow Chicago, Ill; j. A; stars, Do r u
Mass: A. Room, New York CITY; I. u
Sealing, John Seller and James Door,
ali Of st. Louis, Mo, n henry
Porch and M. B. Attick of San ffah-
cisco Cal.
A mans hips stay somewhere IN the
middle of his body. But n glflS
bins are I'M near her shoulders and
another girls hips are down near her
knees. ,
hecause he is poor. But a married
man blames his Wife.
Many a girl who knows all about an
automobile engine doesn't know. q
blame thing about a sewing machine.
NlOSL WIVES L AA0
make Friend Husband think he's nav
ing his own way when he sn't.
Another Damli: Once upon a time
there was n pretty girl who dld not
act like she knew she was.
Whv is it that there isn't nearly as
m11ch pleasure in spreading the GOOD
we know of a man as there IS III
spreading the bad we know Of
IF a man had to wear a pair OF
shoes with stills for heels he Woul9
make an exhibition of himself ana
get a ride in the patrol wagon. But
a woman can get away with IT,
ANY time we hear a man
ing low-necked waists we know we
have located n lad who Wouia tahe
a good long peek II ne thoush1 'n'
eirl wasn't noticing him.
A lot of working girls who are now
ont on strike for an eight-hour day
will get married later on ana Wotf
eiohteen hours for one tenth OF Inc
money they are now getting.
EVERY time q husband PICKS up lhe
oon,b off the bedroom dresser ana
sees the wad Of hair in it, he WonaeiS
how tina HEX his wife keeps any COW
ering on her dome at all.
A hired man on a farm mates -
have If rain on Sunday when he couId
rest without it.
A few hardened SUITS may wear the
divided skirt that the fashion dacto-
ries are trying to make the Nosu9'
BUT the average woman mas ehoqe a
of the feminine in her to make ne
stick to the 0. {. =
IT isn't always modesty that MAKES
a woman wear lonS sAliV'
she a big feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
TREASURY DEPARTMENT =.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE

Washington. d. c, August Is. 1919.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that TIE
lage of Fords in the County of Mid
dlesex and State Of New Jersey. has
complied with all the provisions of the
Statutes Of the United States. required
to be complied with before an associa-
ton shall be authorized to
the buisineas of Banking:
Now, therefore. l. JOHN. SKELETON
rency, do hereby. certify that THE
Middlssex and STATE e Of Ns X. Jersey S r Is
Of Banking as provided In Section
Fifty one hundred and sixty nine OF
the Revised Statutes or the United
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this Fifteenth
day of August. 1913.
JOHN SKELETON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
T4se-s-zf-60t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
HWap Time.v

The war has been over for eleven
months and the Senate has just
adopted a measure enforcing "War
Time Prohibition" The Measure was
Some senator might have startedcU
passed without debate" Too bad!
something by getting up and asking:
where's the WARP"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

(Houston Post.

NIIONNIOL V1O'I
Still how much consolation would q
worlds championship pennant be for
Luke McLuke- If his harp Of libert
must forever accentuate the mural
decorations of the Tara's halls of his
thirst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Mean Brute!

at may not be able to afford to
keep up with the styles" said Mrs.
Gabb, "but you'll have to admit that
1 dress quietly"
"Why shouldn't your" replied Mr..
Cabb. "You always have your mouth
filled with hairpins when you are
DRESSING"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

Do not be selfish. Always lend
A helping hand to others.
A man who is his wv best friend
Is bound to have few others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

I think this epitaph should stand
On a whole lot Of tombs:
HE picked a lot Of toadstoois, ana
He thought they were mushrooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

Nat Hunter sells fly catchers and
screen doors in jamestown, Ohio, and
Beede Buckles Is a harness repairer
In the same town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Noticef

A lot Of members are behind in
their dues. and we would like to have
Bill Collector of Milwaukee,, Wis,
work for the Club for a few months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20


days there were radicals who dis
agreed with peace terms" and with
the opinions of. the king.
Those ''Street-meetings' apparent
ly bothered David. He didn't like
the complaining tone of the orators
of unrest.
And David's remedy for lawless-
ness and agitation was prosperity.
Here's what he prayed for:
THAT our gamers may be full,
%affording all manner of store; that
our sheep may bring forth thousands
and ten thousands = = that our
oxen may be strong to labor"
But David put something else
ahead of material prosperity. He
counted on the men and women OF
his kingdom.
And so he prays:
THAT our sons may be as plants
grown up in their youth; that our
daughters may be as cornerstones
polished after the. similtude of a
palace"
No stunted growth-but full
grown men and cultured Women-in
these was David's hope.
But even beyond the conquest OF
foreign foes and domestic agitators,
more than the securing of good
crops and an abundance of cattle,
more than the development of strong
men and women. was the final decIa-
ration in this wonderful psalm:
Happy is that people whose God
Is the Lord"
Now David had had a good chance
to observe how things had gone with
the nations about him. In former
days he had lived within their Dor
| doris and IN ~OocaS sion ha fought
with them and for them.
He was familiar with their reli-
gions and their gods.
And he knew the fate of the ma
tons that sprung up during the his.
tory Of the Israelites-the grea
'world-nations'' of the time.
And out of this experience cam,
the verdict of this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and ruler.
We're settling some momentum
questions these days, and there's
great deal of agitation in street ant
hall and public forums of every de
s~cription.
We're telling each other how t
secure prosperity and how to d.
away with social unrest.
And there isn't much that's new
In our programs, except in some de
tail and IN the application and work
ing out OF certain principles.
But our Job Is much like David
three thousand years ago.
We've still got to deal with humai
nature-but we dare not shunt Coz
to the side lines.
Let's learn not only from the ex
p~erience of King David, but fron
| that or every great ruler and nation
since the beginning Of times
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
The Burnt Child

Smith tells me that he always
uses a postal card when he writes 10 a
girl" remarked Brown.
Eyes" replied Jones. HE was sued
for breach of promise once, you know.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
HelDI

The cobbler is a pious gink,
AS a good man he's c~lassed;
But you cannot get him to think
That he's too good to last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

NV wife will buy, and buy, and buy;
She'll want most everything sue Il
see;
And this is one good reason why
She Is so very dear to me.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
Paw Knows Everything.

Willie-Paw, what is an optimlstE
Paw-An optimist is a man Who
has five or six gallons left in his cellar
my son!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

Yet so many changes nave taken
place since the days when our grand
mothers gave us boneset tea or mo-
lasses and sulphur as spring medicine
that modern self drugging may be fol-
lowed by disastrous effects .
These may be direct as the result
of harmful agents contained in the
medicine itself or by reason of an
improper method of administration.
The human body is a highly COM
pick organism and in order to eff
i'll effects it is essentially necessary
that an individual indicating himself
be thoroughly informed as to the ma
ture Of the body processes as well as
to the nature and composition Of the
medicants which it is contemplated
to use.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
RTTg OF BY=PLAY
AIerCyl
BY LUKE MeLUKE
conviyb,. 1919, the Cincinnati Inquirer

You can see right through some
Girls when the sun is shining. But
What we started to a was mat vera
CIare lives in Syracuse, N. T..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The EVENING NEWS is a member
of The Associated Press. Dispatches SO
designated may not be lawfully re-
printed except by members. The EVE
MING NEWS is also q member OF
American Newspaper Publishers Assoc
citation and Audit Bureau of Circu-
lation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Set noroiife a~irfembbe-

Otter 6orilag al Sberiges grfe-
biifop bar set nor6iife @irfemgoe be-
tluttet at treffe 5oraniteltninger til,
at ale Nor6ens 2aroe lamti6g meo
Dunmarfs @irfer ofbolber Ell &gi=
tioeligb@ for 5gnoeripnan6s Dpa.
gelie / Mor6ens &iirffer. Otter syor-
lag at Sigllonbs 8iifop blep set II
gelebes beiluttet, at ben Sag, Sin.
4an0s Strife fan toffffe for, at Ben nit
fan lebe % Dirfe j ct frit 2dnb, og=
faa fiffa1 mt1t6es ! o1le Moroens Sir.
fer. s6or Zoe eprige pecieme Dpgo-
her Samarbei6et % til 5tDrfdie
ut Sp1lesitbnbet blep Ser ne6iat It's.
palg. aoaniteen beillittebe, at bens
Nfoeling bDet 2am iffnloe 1t6pioes
til at tRlle notiI % MebIemmer.
gfpite iamleoe Me6e boIbes Norqe
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GGarles aiernlf 6gb.

&omponiiten Charles &ier11lf er
ben %. Slug afgaaet beb Dpoen al
.6ierte1nlnmelie efter ct @nr Cages
|5Dgoom.
gbarles &ier11lf por fg6t 6e1 90.
Marts 1868 og bite ti6lig flor sssn-
teresie for M1titf, BOG fife Blot for
(elpitp116tg 9onefunit, men ogfuo for
aritif, og ban bar liiffert en al bore
opgttgite Mh1iiffritifem. Son bar
fra 1880-86 M1tfifa1rmel6er pco
"Dagsabiien" pg peo 19soEitifen"
fra 1885 inotil bans Dp6.
Com ieloitenoig aon1ponilt er
|Gbarles &ier1tlf 81. a. fienot giett=
mem M1titfen til "Dnnien, poo @ol-
oingbus" og Ell Mpffffe Digte al
|Dracbmal1n, S. g. Sacobien og Gop.
Sp6erberg.
SEQ 5i6en al at bore Sollrnalilt
|og @ompodriit bar CHARLES @jerulf
|pgiaa Ell flittig Sorfatter. Son bar
|oberiat 8ellma11s: Sre6mons Gpilt.
Ter og forfattet, beorbejoet ogoperz
|iat benbeo t50 6ramntilfe Mrbeiber.
"GHolitifen ifriper:
Charles &jernlfs Mnbn frerntrDl=
Ter for ba1ts mango 8enner> ipreotc
ollie De nor6iffe 2anbe % bi6erc
eftonl1, Biqebet al Ell o~per6aa6ig ca
operpp1oenbe 6rooigbeo ~ Iegemlig
ION iipleltg, al Ell l1niten fagaagtig
|nrfraft, at ct itraalenbe Sumgr, paa
bpilff ale D~agligltbefs lmaa @ien
noroigbeoer CLEO at. S ct beppget
og nroltgt Bib nafte ban oHe Mobz
|1tano % bar @ienitan6 for Mngreb,
ianleoes fom en- Ayr riitiiffer let bIiper.
BET, men ban foritob at bibe fra fig,
|og ben fidbenbabnffe Muitfper6en
|betgo i11ger1S Dom, ingens Sos eller
|9aoel mere e116 bans.
Oeltiiten bgloeoe gjen11em bons
5aip. San bar aomponiit, Dperette-
.forfatter, til 9i6er 5onger elIer Di
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Spnberipife @aIa.

Boa ct Mpoe, ION Saoersleu
areosbas sofbolot oen 30te Mi,e,lit,
foretoges i II Diififftter @ulg al
Mmtsforitonoere og 5teofortrebere.
|Sitebetfos Sc b~i6tilperenoe tpffiin-
E6e6e pnlgtes 81 banifitnbeoe Mano.
De fo,nmiforiife Mmtsforitonhere bar
fife til @alg, 81 De er nonppnte al
Regieringen.
Ser foretoges enooioere en- NeHe
an6re piatige @alg, bporpeo alle Sill
Iibspoiter ligele6es bleb beiatte meo
6anifitn6e6e.
gnoelig or9fteoes- &reosiporefaS-
iernes 6orbo1b, Sen tibtilpGren0e
tpffe 8eitprelie baboe neologt fine
Softer. Siteoet ,polgtes en- 8e{tprel-
ic, beItaaenoe al 6anffin6ebe, font
forelebia fal fortiRtte Mrbejoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Gn Sag, Der Sanbbeb er ap6.

5om bore 2aiere bill erinore, blep
Der Tor ca. / Mar ii6en at &ebeffffu.
5pitrene ! Danmarf reit en- flor
.Samfunosiae, Ger git ,1o paa al
bialpe ben a1lpffelige Mp6er, ser
itoo alene meo tit Barn, og ser,
ligielttem bittore De mango 8arne-
6rab % gprige &onfefpenier at SCI
Sorbo1o, at Mooere1t filler fig for
loot.
S Goroaret reiite Mebeffn-5 gitre.
ne n1eo bette 8rogram 6eres @itte-
bgrnsboipitol beb &grgboIm.
Saa la1gt er man altfaa naoet;;
men So1t6et CT life iaa fort, at man
r1e6 bette mer1er at ff1tn11e fgre sen
irnnffe Sag igien1rem.
Derfor retteoeg 0erf erft geptetrr-
Der en- np 0pfor6rine i'll apnfu11bs-
|masiigt totrfereoe Menb % @biroer
ONT ct bic cit Siplp III sen for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Den ieite Sebe

@olo er Sen SSoro, fon 2patgen bpr
@uIohsjt life Scr banter;
.i,me1ltcos tribes man BOG ION, bcr
mellem sc brl1lte 8unfer.
Muuoen CT Drot ! lin egeal 30,
aorlcn er rap. % Eigen er tro,
5perot mao ra11te i Sfebe1;
,,oe % itroe Dor Gribeo % 8o
poo Seben.
9eilive @lnniter, rpbe % blao,
qror / 9m1gen 6en br1tre;;
moige api,loer i bpcr et @rao
ferbes mes 9ip % 2rne.
@pnaeroe pnsler oen fraple @tp.
hlorf er 6oo, 9al1erfeu q &nip,
Sienlmet bl1n gibr til ct Goea;
1sot ct n1eo benoe set enlonme 2ip
paa 9eben.
0pngen ben lape paa 9bjens Ra1l6
qiper Set hlsoelte 9cie;;
@ieltfribeo mp6er SCI, &onorings=
mnr1b
longs mes Sc tralrge &eje.
olbrig ber Iperges ON bpe1 cller
bba0,
@oroet nu,tcr n1eo 81 % meo Mao,
Suict BAN pcnter me6 6rebe1;
nils CT @ertinoen, % @rrten er
glab
poa Se0en.
6. 3oltr1p.
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st Miubegmrrfe / Waritol.

S MarftaI ifal Ser relies ct Mill-
oesmprfe for 6e 11noer &rigen ON
fo1m1e Spmprto, % efter at en- &on=
.furrence bar b9ret afbolot, bar SEQ
miteen III ifg1ge "6pns Sib.u til
#letbt BEN ilooofiife 8illeob11gger 81.
so. &roupn I. 3rrmie for nbfait til
ct Min6esmrrfe, beItnoen6e al eli
|@ranititen me6 @eIief al ct Sfib,
Der torpeoeres al Ell l1baao. 8ao
Tooitpffet ies EN- &ptn6e % cit lille
|Dreng. Monumentet bill foite TO-
900 ,&r. SEQ Ell Snoiamling er Bio
|til iaofommen ca. 5000 &r. Man
Renter bog at fltnne im6fomle ct
n0erfigere 8e1eb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

Der re%praienterer ell BGrbi a eirfo
1000 ST. ! oaltife 3e1ge, btloe TIT
|tert bape inobragt Giiferen q. aneset
ltof Jortienclte i tpit Marf: Na1 6lep
Margariner ilteoetfor fonfiiteret %
ISiiferen fit poerligere en- iterre 3D.
be. Der berifer paa ggrs ,logen
Sprbanielfe ODER, at ban bar funnel
fIippe n6 fraSgbp nteo itn 2ait ,,ocl
lat blibe opoaget al l~1uoerpanos-
lbaaoene:
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= Dannnark. -
Den III Ssiffple paa Als.

El GorItnn6er pna ben np SSi.
lfnle, iom bill blipe oprettet i 8pel
ggnne, bpor Der CT fiebt en- @adrb
bette 9rmeo, CT palgt Seiifolelqrer
|9ilbelm 2orim ira @allefiloe. Sri
|ifofen bentes ut fomme / Gang til
Soranret. Ger oil, ifsIge "Seim.
BAL, blipe mDttet en- Saanop9rfer.
'afbeling til Sfolen. Berl1oen 6or-
'itanoercn er ser allereoc attaaet firc
an0re 2Rrcre.
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Stpr Sfrnbberitreife.

Manoog sen /. Sept. beapnote en-
itor Sfre66eritreife / @ann1art.
ibet sen omfattcbe 1000 Mrbei6ere
/ @ipbenbabn og 5000 noenbps, oq
.efter Meobelelferne if1lbe Ben blibe
betpoelig 1ropioet fra 1irsoag Mfteu
2. Sept. S 2i9beb meo De fleite
.Streifer, Ser for Eibel1, ON hi mao
BRUCE l16trpffet, berger Ddnmarf.
.er set en- lloblig Streife, 30 Sen Ell
@r116 paa Ell lluttet Sberensfomit
M%rbeiosgiper Sorcningen erfl9rer
Streifeparilet for 1,lobligt, % 9ber.
ensfomiten 116lpber i Mpril, % Ga
gen Tan 6erfor pentes inobragt for
ben fate @ologiftsret.
Danif Sfrebberforbunos &ror
git no paa Snbf6relien al en- s ST.
mers Mrbeiosoog. 8en Sag TOM
man bel ODER, fignt 8=Eimersbagen,
/ @enbolb til: Mftalen mellem &obe6=
organilatimerne, life Ian6nn fn
forlanges itr6fgrt meb BET 1amme.
Men &rabet ON DprtibstillGg bar
'meget bunIfeligere at fnnrrne operens
ON Set Eill9g, 1om Melfrel1e bgb,
Lao lo11gt 1n16er Sorb1n6ets &rab.
.og 6orbanolingerne git 6erfor iltaa,
.oe Streifen bIep iperfiot.
Strejfen omfatter banbe @Denoe
ng SDerffer og bill, 1taar oe1t ct fulo-
itpnoig %gjenmemfbrtt, omfatte cirfo
$4,000 manoligc og fpinoelige Or
.bei6ere. Sen rammer Sc tire fjjgben=
babnife 6oreningcr - 5frpooerlm1-
get, 6oreningen al Sfrpbbermeitrc
.oe @errefonfeftioniiter lamt 6or.
.eningen al 8abrifanter al Serreflp-
Der og Gentralforeninge1t al
.Sfrno6ermeitre ! Nrobinien.
S Meo6elelier11e fra 4idbenbup,l
|iiges Ser, at gintertgiet CT / Sore,
|og set Ell meget trobgrbigt, 90 MOI,
mao butte paa, at Der ingen 2ngre
|finbes paa @run6 al arigen; berfor
|baaber man, at 6e itri6enoe Starter
burttg mao fomme til en- Operens-
fomit, iua ingen bebeber at nn6p9re
fin BinterflRoning cIler 9perfroffffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Spao Sabneitrejten foiter 0anmarf.

Spilfe Itore pfonomiife Sob, Sam
mart bill faa JONI Gelge at Sen fore
Sopneitreife, CT pmiteligt at lige
meo npiagtige Sal, men man faar ct
lille @egreb berom al felgen6e Meb=
1elelIe ira &iG6enbabn al 4. Sept:
Supnetreifen bar allereoe tilf1l6c
,Dofnmenteret lin '6pbe Sn0griben /
9(rbej6slibet. ut Den oglaa ipller
.e11 Molle for Stotsbnsboloningen,
fa1tilo9 6i,ronsminiiter 8ran6es beo
fine uotalel}er / 2an6Stinget igaor.
San pege6e paa, at Streifen for.
min6ifcr Statens Snotegter. 9aa
Br1no al @trefen bliper Der inge,1
@arer at fortoloc, pg 5tatsfasien
mi1ter en- Sn6t9gt, inn1 oct netop mi
boar6t trnnger / Mnle6ning al De
forbpjebe 2%enminger til Stotens
Sjme]tem9no.
Gamtihig oplplte Minilteren, at
Den uloplige 3lbrpggerorbeioeritrei-
fe bobbe foltet Staten balpon6en
Million, forbi Stoten table en- Mnaz
ne6s 9lafgift. Man fam gierrem
bisie Sab ct goot 8egreb ON ben
pfonomiife @pffepiobe al 5Dnoifali-
fert1es Strejfel1ro.
Sen ltdrIte Sare peo BEN mtp9z
ren6e Sapne1trejfe Iigger imi6lertib
/, at &obebitobens 9ropiontering ct
truet. Set gjeloer @iebenbapns
Brg6forim,ing. @runolaget for Sen,
lie er Citizens aornlogre / 6ribap.
nen. Men mn bar @apneltreiten iaa=
gootiem itanlet 9rnnsporten nf8r6b-
form fra 5tatslagrcne. Mpllerne
bar taret pua fine fmaa 8ebo1onin-
ger. Seen igaor mnotte M9llerne
tanfe al Mangel pda 4orn til 6or-
mailing. 8agerne og 8rpofabrifer=
lie gap 6erfor &egieringen % 8ro=
bianteringsraaoet Me6belelie pm sen
6are, font truer 8r66foripntngen.
De bisponible &or11- og Melbebo1o-
ni1!ger bilbe nemlig bare itreffe til
foa Gage. S Doeens Sob lpffcofes
bet bog at ffaffe iaapag Eilfsriel til
Mellerne, at oisie i6ag Ton fonuna
tgang igien: 9ilfGlbet bitten, bbilfe
alporlige Selger ben ipnoifoliHiife
&error tan fao.