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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01
H q The Editorial Page Of The Daily Ardmoreit@ q (
READ THE COVENANT YOURSELF

CENATOR REED is to be with us tomorrow
~ night to talk against the League of Nations
Inc senator knows how to talk-that's his line
OF business. You will be more or less charmed
by his oratory. He is one of the spellbinders of
the past regime-the sort of men who used to
be able to get themselves elected to any office
they sought, merely by the binding spell of their
tongue elOquence.
But, kind or unkind friend, gentle or violent
reader we pray you not to permit the Mis-
Sourans utterances against the league and the
treaty to mslead you. There is no more reason
for you to believe everything YOU hear than
there is for you to believe everything you read
Senator Reed, don't you know, may be out gun
ming for the presdency-or he may lust simply
love to hear himself talk. The senator always
dld dearly love to talk-iust so he could talk
against something. Nobody ever knew the Kan
sas City senator to defend anything He is the
original antagonist-the champion prosecutor.
That's his record
Before or after hearing Senator Reed, check
up the covenant by reading it through. We find
the following excellent advice in the Miami
News:
You don't have to take Woodrow Will
sons word about the League of Nations
Nor Borah's, nor Johnson's, nor Lodges.
If you can read plain English, or any
other language, you can check it for your
self.
1t is a short document of 2G short articles
and you can read and digest it carefully in
an hour. Go over it, pencil in hand article
by article and sentence by sentence Check
every sentence which reads as if it were
conducive to the peace of the world Put a
black cross against every sentence which
sounds mischievous
When you are through, look over YOUR
marks, and ask yourself whether you ever
read anywhere a document constructed bv
many men of varied nations and interests
which seemed so fair and just and reason
able.
Most of the opposition to the covenant
comes from sheer ignorance of its contents
by those who haven't read it. Some of the
opposition comes from malicious miscon-
struction by those who have deliberately
mis-read it.
But why should you take anyone's word
for 1t? Get copy at once, sharpen your
pencil, and check it up for YOURSELF
Write to your congressman or to either
of the senators from this state asking him
to mail you copy of the League of Nations
covenant, 1t is public document printed
for the public to read.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01
1916

Germans envelop RAmanian forces
at Hermannstadt after three day bat.
tie; take 1000 prisoners-Brtish
losses in Somme drive total 9O7.1G9
men; German artillery busy on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01
-1gl5

French fail in attack on German
second line in Champagne; Germans
lose ground near Massiges-Premier
Venizelos calls on Bulgars to demob.
olize; says attitude is a grave men.
ace to peace-Bonds of Allies for
100000 coo loan to public at 90 II
British in Mesopotamia near Bag.
dad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01

Battle moves northward on west.
ern front as Allies attempt to flank
the German right wing; French re.
new assault on VerdunToul line oc.
cupying Seicheprey-Gabriele dan.
nunzio, Italian poet, urges his coun-
try to join allies-Rumanian Cabinet
meets 10 discuss war stand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01

British in Mesopotamia under Gen.
eral Maude occupy Turkish Base on
Euphrates River; capture Turkish
General and staff and many prison
ers-Italians in sudden attack seize
Austrian positions in Bainsizza Hills;
take l,400 prisoners-Russian Boil
sheviki conceal Lenine to prevent ar
rest by kerensky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01

Somme in effort to prevent resump
ton Of British drive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-01
What Happened September 80.

9..bf,y,,<Cu SoStetss,oo,nrI q, {

Copyright 1919, New Era Features
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
To Build Hospitals.

To alleviate human suffering and
cure disease through the extension of
it, great system Of hospital centers
now twenty-six in number, in coun-
tries where groups of millions of peo-
Pile are without adequate medical at
tention, the Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will spend $2,2sS,624 in
building forty-fve more hospitals and
twenty-four dispensaries in foreign
countries as a result of the Methodist
Centenary Movement TO raise Sll5,-
O0O,0 for world reconstruction.
This is an entirely separate venture
from that Of the forty-eight hospit-
ais maintained by the Methodist Ep-
iscopal Church in America through
which pass annually over 10000 pa
tents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
PAINT LICK

Mr.. and Mrs. VI. X Ross were in
panyillc Saturday.
Miss Hester Patrick visited friends
in Richmond. sunday
Mir. Edd Williams is improving
after an attack Of measles.
Misses Mary and Alma Lear spent
the week end in Winchester.
Miss Lucy Francis resumed her
school duties Monday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Boain visited
Mr.. and Mrs Ogg. near Berea, Sun
Jay.
Mcssrs Jim Denny and VIM Ed
ridge attended the Presbytery at Dan
VILE Tuesday.
Mr.. Jim Rucker Of Lexington spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
"The Pnono8raph with a Soul'

!. G RuCk,r
T. " fstrlige who was operated
on at Danvillc Saturday was doing
nicely when last heard from.
Misses Emma and Ora Estridge
visited their brother. Il. ". Estridgc.
at Danyillc Hospital Monday after
noon.
Miss Willie Williams who has been
attcnG'n" Richmond Norna. is at
home this week confined to her bed
with measles
Miss Ethel Estridgc who is teaching
school at Bcnham ny. has been called
home on account of the serious i'll
ness Of her brother.
Mrs. q. L. Hammack who has been
confined to her bed several days was
taken to the Danyillc Hospital Mon
day morning to be operated on for
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17

II used 10 Ice thought that sleep hap
rened because the circulation of blood
through the brain grew so feeble that
this. the seat Of consciousness. could
work no longer and sleep took place.
Many years ago n surgeon study
Ing the subject watched the failing cir
culation Of the brain through a hole in
the skull Of a sleeping animal. Yet
This Is only effect, not cause. The
brain has less blood because IL sleeps;
II does not sleep because it has less
blood.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
The Candle in History.

The cult Of the candle plays a large
role in Roman, Jewish and Eastern
ecclesiastical history: and many are
tie customs that have their birth IN
some magical or ritualistic use Ia
which the candle has been put. In
some parts of Ireland. for Instance, it
was usual on Christmas eve 10 burn
n large candle which no one was per,
mi ted 10 snuf except those who bore
the name of Mary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17

Win" 10 be sure We believe George
Washington never told lie we nj.
vG's viii wonder how he got around
II II Mrs. Washington ever asked him
r. b" didn't think her new way Of
serving parsnips made them perfectly
drlicious.-Nfacon Telegraph.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
Apprcpriate Look.

Robert had lost his little pet dog and
frif bud about 1t. His father told him
poor little Fido must he dead or he
would return home. His mother sent
hlw on an errand, when he met a wom-
mn friend of his mothers who asked
him ii he was Ill, as he had little to
sly. "Oh, no." he said, but my little
dog Is dead and | am wearing a black
Iunk."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
Early American Statesman.

alexander Hamilton, one Of our
greatest statesmen. was sometimes
called Alexander the Coppersmith."
because of the copper cents he had
made in 1893, when he was secretary
nf The treasury. These pennies were
very unpopular with the people. He
v:- killed in n duel by Aaron Burr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
appendicitis.

appendicitis.
The Mt. Tabor Sunday School are
going To have contest and start for
Washington ID. c. first Sunday in
May. All are invited to attend $. $.
and take part in the contest and trip
TO Washington.
Stephen and Morris Todd. Cole
man Arnold, Olvin Patrick, Jim Harvc
Ralston. Misses Ora Estridge. Marie
and Buelah Ledford and Mrs. c. $.
Ellis attended the b. Y. =. u. Conven-
tion at Lexington, Saturday and Sun
day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
Burninp Truth.

Said the facctinuS foller: These
golf fanatics got n lot Of satisfaction
out Of reducin their strokes from lest
s""s0n, hut IN" real joy of l'fc comes
from hein' able Ia reduce the number
OF tons of coal from the winter be
fore"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17

i'arher Carried away by his remi-
u ercnccs) sand when he'd looped .he
pop h" did a nose dive that fairly
took YOUR breath away."-l,oston Eve
Mug Transcript.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-17
COAT OF ARMS
-
BY GENEvIevE UlMAR.


'"ilTEhi. lsiH, ~ western Nevrpsper NOM
THANK goodness, that il over"
with lofty disdaln Mrs. Brury TIT
ID her small pug nose In the air and
settled herself comfortably In the
Pullman coach as the Overland ex-
press started away from Lone GIN.
The cause uf her perturbation had
been The fact that her husband. sturdy.
commonplace and loyal to Gull. was out
on the rear platform Of the ear way.
Ing adieu To n cheering administrative
group Of his fellow citizens. They
were representative Of mining town,
r,d-shirtcd, unshavcn men, filled with
enthusiasm aud iirowatcr and thor
cughly sincere IN their genuine good.
wishes for man who had stood by
them and for them through ten years
They had proved their friendship by
clcctlng him mayor Of the town only
month previous ana real tear stood
In the eye Of John Drury as the friends
and town fuded from view.
lis pretty daughter. Mabel, had not
been too proud or exclusive To stand
beside him. and he was pleased be
cause Of her sharing his truly demo
cratic spirit. Many courteous, though
vehement compliment greeted the 1T
u" lady from the crowd. She had eyes
however mhlhiy Tor young reno"
who fingered on It's outskirts. Nor
man Roodc, and the last parting wave
"t h"r dainty handkerchief was IN MS
direction
Vow were gong 10 eaten IL she
Ihugheh' as they entered the c"h'h anu
Joined her mother, rrlm ana cehsorl-
Gus.
~ nice spectacle you make OF your
self, hobnohhing with that common
herd scolded Mrs. l'rury. u hope you
forget them speedily. And dragging
Mabel into "
See, here Nancy" began John
That Is not my name!" snapped his
better half.
81 forgot you've changed 1t to Ana>
tnsin All right II II suits you. Only
you'v" changed other things and Tin
Nght downhcarted because Of II. Tel
YOU. girl. you're tearing me away from
MI cherish-the free mountains the
ruugh-andrc ready life. friends who ar"
true rs steel. ! wish I'd never struck
the Golden Chance"
You are nm ungrutcful man." Storm
I'll Mrs. Drury. 1T isn't every man
that golcoHda comes to. You are no
longer John prury. hail fellow well
met with 4 crowd ~ illiterate prospcc-
tors but the Hon. John prury, esquire.
millionaire. ! should think you'd be
glad 10 see me and Mabel win
chance 10 shin" in society ana lift up
our heads with the best OF them.
,ohn brury dit not reply. lie VI
tered "A sigh, ana Mabel echoed H. Sh'
was thinking at the handsome, mani!
young mine manager To whom she had
been all hut engaged OF the eihh' free
life Of the h.lIs. 81 me nome tle bts'
In Lon" 'lih, liberty hall Tor All IN"
young pcnpl" II IN" district.
The lucky strk" Of John l'rury had
been the marvel Of the year in mining
circles 4 chance discovery had made
hem II rich man over night. He had
asked nothing better than 10 work III"
opulert claim and share his good luck
with old and tried comrades hut III"
possession Of riches had aroused In
his wife the loftlest ambitions. MeeS'
~ submissive, John made only feeble
protest.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Rarinf.
Iemte girsbaa.

5oreni11den Dal1ia babe en- ge=
mptlig Sega efter BET regulare Mgoe
iiofte Sirsbag Mftel1, for Set bar fem.
te Girsoag / Maaneben og ifelge
mallgeaarg Sfif ierDereoes besaar-
lag me6 Smsrrebrpo % Gitbebpr.
timber De panfglgenoe Caller bIep ser
ilaaet til 2po ferit for 2ibertp 8omos
5nlget, iom foregoar / oe11ne uge;
oernGit for 2pnggaar6 & 60, ct gri-
Nhlti6sifaeipil / fire Otter, Tom
gaar ober Scenen / Dania 2eroag Off
ten, og enbelig for ben ltore Danne=
ben 156e Sum- / Union
Barf, Tom CT nnoer Opmaricb llnoer
arrangement at en- S9lleSfomite /
g. g. og Donia, me6 giggo San=
fen Tom Gorman6. Ser er fonttnet
fra Chicago ON at oeltoge
! en- itor 5olfefelt / Millionbper1 poo
Dag, bbilfet 1elpfglgelig life
tan blibe mootnget, for mon fol1 10
lite bore to @te6er poo en- Gang.
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8pens eaet @anbpnrf.

Den I. Mnj opertog Mucine 8De11s
Ganopprf, ioet 8orgmelter % Gitp
Glerf 1nt6erlfrep 4ontrafte,l neb set
Selffab i Nep gorf, ion1 bar ejet @n-
ita1ten, it6en ben blep anIagt / 1884,
altiaa / 1amf1lloe 35 Mab. @jebelum=
men er $1,225,00O, bporof $4,000
betaleg fontant, $4,000 Sen 15b.
SSanuur 1920 % De ube1tonen6e
Bombs til 8elpb at $1,121,0oO, 11aor
De u6lgber / 1881. Set ct 10 Mor,
iiben so. g. @oo6la116, Gbefre6oftgr
al "&imes-golI", blep boIgt til Borg-
meter 1neo BEN Spgabe at eigre
@anbbarfet til MunicipnI @jenoom
og ollie De Mar bar man fert Broces
for at tpinge @ierne til at afbenbe
Mnitolten til ben af Staten pur6crebe
Bris, Joni ifplge beres o%prinoelige
.aontroft> men FORT / 6isie Gage er
1nal, 11aaet til EFT min6elig Sperens-
famit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
&aanen fpr Qaauet.

Sans @ieg, Gbefen for "fremmeoe
Sprogs Dipifton" 8oibington, &c,
talte peb Ell 2llncb / gbicago Bresie
fll,b / 2eroaes, OF talte lieeleoes
pe6 ct Masiempoe / Bictorb gor1lm,
bbor @eprpiental1ter for 80 forifiel-
lige Nationaliteter iamleoes efter
ben ftore 9araoe. S Ell, flamue11oc
Gale %paoIaa6e Mr. Mieg fine Eilbp-
rere at iatte al Rroft ino paa, al
.2aonet blep observation-disclosures. 5llttte.
liz operrofte bnn 0en frc1nmeot
.Sprogs Dipiiton ct 'Golb Star 8ons
1er, fial1fet af Regjeringen ion,
Inerfienoelie al BET itore pntriotiifc
arbeioe, Der bar unfsrt of oerne
Dipiiion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Seirslaanct.

Optil ii6ite Gfnbog Dor Ser for
Gbicagos 8e0fommetroc tegnet oper
35 Millioner Do1lors, og set }er 1o
til, at Chicago bill gao "oper tie top"
in6en ben faltiottc 9io ublbber. Den
6anife Dipiiion meloer go6 Om19t=
ming og bill fHifert oaiaa ilaa fin tbs
Iigere {muffe Mefor6. S 2grbogs bar
Ser flor 8arooe "oomn toipn", bpori
Sc forifjellige Nationer 6eltog; Sc
Donife botbc to inu1ffe Tloots, ar
ro1gereoe al 6r. 81. 80. &eteri en.
Mert ri bill after miroe ON, at c,1=
bber, ser fa1,, bpr tegne fig for bette
2aa1t, og bellt 1noreit muligt. Wle1n
lite at 1lpbne Sen bo11ife 0ipiiiou,
1loar Sc tegner Gem, iclp ont bette
ifcr gjennem andre Organifationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Qania n9lntr mn &Grt.

S Breoogs MftcS nor Der inoporilet
til Mebe / Donio for at beige en- 1,p
8ert, ibet ST. Geo. Senien baDoe
%rciigneret. 81. 8. s.. Mieliea> nln1in=
belig fieu6t font "Bote" Mielfen, blcp
balgt meo flor Woioritet. Sen n.y.
palgte Sort er p%elfjenot mes &eltml=
roterfoget, % 90 bans Suitrl, ligele=
bes ct fie1r6t 1om en- l9rbeles opgtig
Scot, bar set me Gertspor olle &c.
ti11gelier for at fu11,e opretboloe Set
fannie CODE Menome for goD 8epart-
ming, four &r. Senien og Sultrlt Dau=
be. Soranoringen ifer lite Moi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Spnner al Muraes Mmbmlancer.

Jorrtge 2pr0ag gftermiobng blep
ben treble al Sc Mmbulancer, 1on1
Conner at 9orge bar 1fie1ttet be
6orene6e Stoters Mrme, operrofft Nlt-
toriteterne beb Sort 5berioon al Sr-
oene,ls Sooeobommer @oni111 Olof s,
Gope fra Wilmn1fee. 8lanot De mat
ge fremmeote We0lemmer al Oroe.-
1len bar font &eprG7enfanter for
femte GiItrifts 5tDre @icepre1ioent
&arrp 2ippart fra Milpoufeeu og &c,
fretGr og &as1erer Ctr. 2ubbigion
fra gbicago iantt 9r. SoiepD Sent
oricfion fra Chicago, iom / 2oge
8jer1itjerne 8jsrnion oprtnbeliq
f%relniatte Jorllaget ON at fi9nfc
Wmbularcer It'll Mrrneer. WcOIem
nler at Gbicagoforeningerne sen
Norife @leefll1b, @i6rgbin OF Norb-
mRn6ene 1alg 1nu6er Otto Glau1ens
potrioti1fe Sange. 6ortcts
aommm,6ant, Gberit 8iipbom, taffe-
De Sgt111er al Rorge for @abet1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Metropolitan.

S 1pite uge opfsres paa Metro-
po1iton Bocbef Grotbers befien6te
|&omeoie 800 2aop 81. 5tpffet
opfpres ber nleo praftiif tolt Sen
famine NollebeiGtning, bbormco oct
|opfprtes / oper Z Moonebcr / Seem
Dorf, og font 1etop bar afl1uttet cit
10 Tigers 5g1on / Chicago.
&iitorien pmbn1lbler ct olore &or,
iom tpi11ges til at toge Opbolo / cit
Snititutiop, og 6rejcr fig niocre o,n
EFT gan1mel S~fibsfaptajn, lom b1iber
Ell 0n0ling / Sc gomle Donners
@iem, bpor ban tager @opRl lam-
men meo fiji !6litr,. Gtpffet er rigt
pao aome6ie al sen %renelte @atl1r,
n1e11 alligepel oil Set 11of fremfolbe
Ell eller to 3aarer: 2igefo m "GGhe
Menftc Malter" er "Glb 2nbD 81"
ct Styffe, JONI man life iaa mart
bill glcnme, naor mon fprlt cngong
bar let BET,
S 5pib1en for Sc mauge 1lomer=
feoe Gptreoenbe ltaar @ffie g1lsler,
iom al mango onleS for Ben be6ite
5f1,cipiIlerinbe / Mmerifo.i Mo0er=
roller. 8larrbt be pprige &ollebu=
pe110e or Scott Cooper, 8iDia S9-
Sen, Mauo 5inclair, Srbing Meit=
ebeu, Son1es Nel1on, gli3obctb Sc.
Gop m: Fl.
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17be Mai ! Dnlutb.

Ma1, forbereoer / Drlutb en- flor
17oe Deai 5eit taar, bporaf Snotag=
terre ifal gaa til Norntanl,a Gong
forenings 6ol1o for Den ltore norife
Sangerfeit oerlteos nGit G Aar. Sor-
noen TOE Mai Seltc,l iom ifal bol-
bes / Central Spiifolens Mu0itorium
Spn6na @ftermi66ag Sen 1Soe Maj,
nil Der blipe .gipet 17be W2ai Sol poo
Mfooie Sail 2er6ag @ftel1 II. W1oj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Ipreninaen @aabet

:har beitent fig til I'LL, oa 5olenS
Darme 5traaler bril,ger MT 2ib og
1l,lc SS6ecr og loffer Soft ITO i bet frie
fer at billie bpert mt 8lao, Tom go.
leu fal6cr tilfiDe, at billie bperanorc
i Mopal Nrcarl1m Soil ben Soc Meai.
Meobrina cit @en eller eli 2ogeipIter,
De CT alle biertelig pelfommen, %.
tom til bort Torfleoefolg Sen Mften
peo Z a 8 Eiben. @fterpaa bill Der
bliDe ~ierperet oej!ig 9affe meo Sage
OF muliaeng en- s@bleffibe, lom nof
bill image. Derfor, las os alle
fon,mc.
Ghriitnae gbriltenie, SER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
&nbstienelte.

59,roag 6orlu. ST. II bill Boitor
s. 8. Grant talc / Saith 2utberan
Church, CHARLES % Macf,1bin @ts..
ODER @mnet "Den gobeSprbe". Spe-
cielt inbbpbes sSremmebe. 5en6ngs-
ifole l,nlio6etbart for @l,bStienelten.
Oct aarlige Wenigbeosmebe bill
.blipe bol6t naita 9orsoag Mftcn, 8.
Soc Moi. 81. 8.
S BET forlsbne Mar, fra lite Mai
1918 til t1tc Mni 1919 bar ser /
Ma1i9beoen SO 8earapeller, 81
8rDllupper, So Bsrn bleb 6ebte %
Der optoges 127 npe Meniabeos=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
9g6sfal6,

&1,lbol16ler g. %. Sen1en boa
9erricf MDen1e bar mi1tet fin Silt
itrn, Ser ofgif beo 9eoen fibite @pn-
bog / Ell SLIDER al 40 Mar. Sun bar
Mooer til EN- Dntter, Ser CT Gift mes
geicf Se11ien. @uu bar tiIlige tire
8reore og Ell 5piter Der i Siren. ge-
grabelien fanot Steo / OnSoogs fra
ben banife 8optiitfirfe paa 5tate ct.
Robert Nelions Su1tru, 1915
8aibington Nperl1e, opbe iioite 2gr-
bag, so Mar eannnel. Sun bar 800
Der til to Drenae og to Niger, oa Ell
at .5pnnerne, 2eslie, er 5ol6ot i
5~anfrig be6 @acines Seltbotteri. @e-
grapelien fonbt eteo i Girs6oas fra
'@grgebulet.
2olris &anien, SET bar bpret
&oitbub / flere Mor, CT afgaoet peb
Ggben / tit @iean pao Staple Street
/ Ell Mloer al 46 Mar. San efterlo-
Der Snltr11 og Datter @egrapellell
farot 5teo fioite Eirs0ag fra SS1nma=
.1,uel Mrfen paa 2afapette Mpenl1e,
bpor Mfosoe par Me61cm, % 8aitor
alocf tolte oper 8aore,1, pormt oa
bjerteligt, for @anien bar en- brop
Marb ! alle @et1,inger % bel list al
|alIe.
gnfemnoame Morie 0lfe,1, Ser
|bnr / 6uiet BOG lin Cater Mrs.geeIs
8eracn paa 8rigbt Mbenue, er be,,=
fobet / ell Mfoer al Sd gor. &u11 bar
fsot / 0orge og font til Mmerifa i
1858. Sun efterlaoer fire gifte Detre
|og Ell bel 5fore al Bgrncbsr11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Kirker og F%oreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, HORNET af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver Spndag, engelsk XII.
1920, norsk Kl. 1870 Find.
NoRsK LUTHERsKE TREFOLr
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjGrnet af
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste liver S9ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. S9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.E
K1RKE, Hj9rnet af Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gu%dstjeneste hver sgn-
dag XII. 1890 Find, 2den og 4de
Sdndag engelsk, eller norsk. ALE
Aftengudstjenester norEke. BON.
nem9de hver Onsdag Aften XII. g..
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gu~dstjeneste hver Sgn.
dag Form. XII. II. SGndagsskole ri.
9.
DEN D4NsK-NoRsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway OF
IL. ST., afholder sine G~udstjenester
som felger: Prmdiken Sgndag Form.
III IN IN f<nn III YAK TYrro
raiha Iu.,o-tL -. ea.s:~ u .4sss
~ ins EpMu uaun AAg o9nuas a la
~. a.4o' !i.e 1siIlMpue ue Ile lpls.e
Ilrsuage ! Maaneogn; nsnne"pus
n nG onsaa Ga A1te 49, ~; .; vrnpn
1ae Thomaa e. nmr pica a.
afholdes Gudstieneste hver san.
dag En-. XII. 8. Prmdiken We'd
iro1. 9. 3. Bulge: En- Kvartet
svnpar M'nnapoi
NORDKAP LoGE No. 8. SIMMER
AT NORGE, meder 1ste og 3die
Mandag ! Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 156 ". Ninth st.
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.9iepn 2oge Mo 2. 9etre al Mor:
&c, Mtn1eapolis, palgte poo Meoe1
18be @priI fslgenbe 0eleaoter til SO.
peologente6et / Chicago: Mrs. Mognc
.Smenien, Mrs. Mltce One Mrs. Sen.
uie 2pngltao, Mrs. Cecilia 5menneis
og Mrs. Mnnie 5abo.
@eo Mpoet iaften, 2oen Moi fei.
rer 2ogen fin 1S6e Marsfelt.
5jprois 2oge Nr. 6, Dptre III
Norge, Mi1meopolis, bolgte pao Mp
set Ben 22oe Mpril 1om Delegoter I'll
!&obeologemp0et i Chicago M1rs.
Ibeooore ubita6 og Mrs. 2opile See.
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9torge, MinneapoliS, polgte poo Mg=
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oyer Tom 2ogens 8epreientont peo
9pbeD1ogempDet.
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De flor 2pffe for fort 1io ft6er, 81
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bill ie Oct, at 9anio Soil bill blipe
fp16t paa 5bn6og, oe iaa er 10 8or-
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