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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
ITALIANS GIVE
WARM CREE TING
To Mr.. WILSON

TURIN. italy. Jan. St Fly the Asso-
ciaIrd rrcss. )---PrrSidcn Wilson today
wound up his visit 10 Italy by tour
OF Turin, which gave him another tu-
mvlluouS welcome. cutie as hearty AS
the greetings h. received at Genoa ana
Milan Altogether, however. the greet
irE was NOR" orderly.
AGAIN thousands Of persons h"cked
the streets and rent the air with shouts
OF viva Wilson. God or Icacc' anu
similar expressions.
Tho most picturesque feature or
President Wilson's visit her" was the
cn; herring Of moro than thousand may
rre Of cities and towns III I'cdm"Nl u"
greet him.
some Of the mayors wore 50 shy that
when thcy looked in. through the door
M the brilliantly lighted reception room
they had to be dragged inside ny thclr
friends. some of ,h"m kissed the hand
of the President. Others bent their
kna"s in low bows. One OF IN" men as
he nasscd the President. mnltercd the
only English words spoken. Good day.
Mr. Wilson"
Later al q luncheon. President Will
cor. respondinc 10 the welcome accord
oil him. repeated she words of his Milan
s,ccch on Sunday night. dealing with
,bn sufrcrings of the working classes
for their part IN tho war and telling
the men Of Turin while peace was TO
be- made in Paris, II was their business
10 continue 20 carry on their efforts for
q lasting peace
The war had been won. the President
said. at great pricc-hot Of blood and
treasure alone. but Of sunernss aAH
hunger OF women and children. and the
loss Of hopes and ambitions. oil or
which made necessary the guarantee or
lasting peace.
While the demonstr ration for Prcsi-
dent Wilson was IN progress IN front
OF the palace. several men among the
crowd distributed pamphlets in Italian
containing former President Roosevelt
comment on President Wilson'S fourteen
points for peace. At ono point or inc
march through the city the air was
filled with fluttnrinG papers which turned
out II hn arguments addressed 10 l'rcSi
don; Wilson. pointing our why n" should
Sunport Italy's claims to pnlmat!a anu
To other territorial expansion.
The president evidently was N good
spirits throughout the day. although ne
was tired from constant speech making
! Nevertheless he entered into the happy
shirt Of all tho demonstrations. Mt times
leading the bands win gestures while
th. crowds Ch"rrcd. A, on" time h"
! throw kisses TO the crowds with both
hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
France and Britain
To Divide Asia Minor
Under Secret Treaty

PARIS. Jan. 6.--SuprrvISinn Of the al
fairs Of M"s"pnlamia after til" concur
sion at peace was assigned 10 Treat
Britain hy Il treaty concluded hctwc II
Franc" ami England concerning the ~
iurf uf Asia Minor carly III I'll" war
Existence If this treaty only recently
has h.cuVn" known publicly.
Under it's terms. France was to as
sumo direction of the destinies OF Syria.
Lebanon and Armenia Minor (thit part
Of Armenia 10 the west OF the
Euphratcs). Palestine was 10 be un-
der International protection, while Mes"-
potamia and portions Of the Arabian
peninsula were Ia bc under the super
vision Of Great. Britain.
il was Settled that the largest pos
sihlr autonomy would he assured 10 tn"
race and peoples in these countries. and
equality Of rights w"r" also agreed to.
What dis rnsition the peace conference"
VIII max" Of this ami other Sccrtl
treaties is a much discussed question
in Paris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
SpartaCuS Coup in
Berlin Is Reported
Partially Successful

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 1.-THE Sparta
Gus group Sunday evening mad" "n"'h'r
niicmrt L. seize tho rcInS ui power IN
Berlin. and occupied III" offices IF tho
Wclff hurcau. the Srnl-nlirlal news
agency.
The las; telegram received here from
the wolff bureau announced the seizure
ur its office.
Private adyiccs say that tn" Sparia"ns
government occupied tho offices OF hali
u dozen h,g newspapers. including tn"
NOrwacrts.
Tho Offices nr the Wolff bureau and
III" leading newspapers ar" '"n""h-
iraicd IN 4 small area south 81 IN" In
ter den Linden. which is a"c"sSini"
from orRnI"nhurg. work!nGmcn
Quarter This is nnc Of The stronEh0Ids
uf ih, SNartncans. VIII" previously
seized newspaper Offices. hut were I'M
able 10 gain control Of the city.
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that all all the players who for the past
season or Two have been prevented from
playing will take up tho sport with re-
moved interest. IL cannot see anything
but I; big year on the links" says Oui-
met. "Whcthcr they be good or poor
players, all hands will be axious to sst-
into the game again. And all Of us arc
going TO play a better game than before
the war. Competition certainly will be
kcencr than ever. and look for a more
equal standard than ever before.
When 4 man goes on from year 10
wear playing the game steadily there is
bound TO come a slack period. j time
when he doesn't care whether school
keeps or not. But when man has two
years TO appreciate what the game is
games he might have played had times
been normal, then 1t is that he will re-
sumo play keener than ever to play
we'll"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
Mr.. Bryan in Narrow
Escape from Arrest
Special to Tho IntclliEouc"r.

SDFCiai 10 no !ut'lllH'ItN'i.
BALTIMORE. Ian. Civilian jon
ninSS Bryan former secretary OF stat"
ard several times candidate Tor the
presidency. just missed Icing forced 10
march into The arms "f a policeman
with his hands above his head and q
man with Il revolver behind HIM. lie
was mistaken for "Rafn"s.' tho famous
Forest Parkc hurElnr. and only the
timely arrival Of Gnorg" Crabhc: super
iu,rndcnt Of ,hc Anli-Saloon league OF
Marvland saved him.
when Edward CuSty walked into his
garage on Spr,nEhalr avenue last might
and found man there. stranger in
tho neighhnrhood ne inquired. "Nho arc
you?" Il am William Jennings Bryan.
was tho answer.
"PcrhapS. SAID Mr.. Custy. not bit
sure. The stranger turned down I'll" col
lar Of his coat. l. happened that Mr..
I'ustv had not mot MIR. Bryan h"fCr".
Then Mr.. Crahh" VIII" keeps his ma
chine IN Mir Cwsty's garage. walked in
and Mr.. CuStv ard Mr.. Bryan shook
hands and III" former apologizcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
Has France Turned
Against German Union?

AMSTERDAM Ian. 6.-Count NHn
rn;.tLorfr.Rantzau. thu new German
fmr %Icn' minister. in an interview IN he
Nnr,!Clcu,schc Allgcmcine ZcitnnG' ac:
rlarrs that Foreign Minister pirh"n. OF
France. has announced pupilc'E I"'
i.rancr would not tolerate tho union Ht
,.cr,r,r ,ustrin with Germany. J. ms
s,nn ,Il" tho coun, added would mean that
,hH German speaking peoples would
have no rlnc" IN tho now world IN inc
unhuildinC ot which they would Ike I"
ColluhnrHf". The herman l"rEISH '''''
lister added.
II, IS incnnrratible. however. that the
clav nations should rnc"iv" thr unr"-
sirjctcd right ri ScIf-d"t"rmlnhtlom
while il is refused "a German AustrlA'
-nl:Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
LOOSEN Up THAT
HEAVY COLD
Go after it right away with DR..
Bells Pine-Tar Honey.

Don't give il Il chance 20 develop mt"
something dangerous. Prompt us" e.!
pr. Ee!l'S PAM Tar Honey according T."
directions will bring II quick, gratifying
r"li"f and h"lp 10 r"l you on III" well
list.
lis healing ingredients don't give any
l,"way to Il r"id. They help 1" cas-"
Inflammation. check tn" provoking tickl"
;liay inflammation. loosen rhl"gm. ANA
,.Ira" trc air passages. Economical sat"
amtis'p.ic. y regular cough rcllcr"r for
"l,; AID young. Sold by druggists every
whrrc. %0c. 60c and $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
BREAKS 4 COLD
|NAFEN HOURS
ERS- DOSE OF "PAPE'S GOLD
COMPOUND" RELIEVES ALL
GRIPPE rISEEY

Quit blowing AID a,;U'!i1E' \ dos" ~
-T;ape's Cold cornpound' t;u."n every
two hours unti! tt.rc'. dns"s are t;tl"n
will end gr:pr" misery and break up :.
scverc could either III. the head. chest.
body or limbs.
II promptly opens ct"GS"d-u -ioStril7
and air-p;tSSar".i: steps NASTY diS"'iIrG"
or nose runnirS: r~li",cS si"k hchCa,'h".
dullneSs ccSnrisi -!'.s>. S"r" throat.
nncezine. *crcr">;S and stiffness
"Papc's cold c"m.p"uni' IL tho quick
ast. surest relief known ard costs only
a few cents ut drug StnrrS. Il ACES
without aSs'S'Hncr. tastes nice. and
causes no Inconvenience. Don't ac"cp;
a substitute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
SHOOTS HIMSELF
WHILE CLEANING
HIS REVOLVER

steve Eosicl. ID years old. IlunSar-
ian employed in tho local sheet mill. who
Siatns that his residence is IN Connors-
villc o.. accidentally shot himself
through tn" abdomen last evening ut
urlnCk.
BuS;rk IN his story 10 IN" pole" stated
that he was cleaning n 3o-calihr" pistol.
when IN som" unknown manner Tho w"a-
pom. which II" believed IL be unload"d.
exploded. He was removed 10 tho Mar
tins Ferry hospital. where I'll" operating
physician stated TINT his wound was
serious. hut not necessarily fatal.
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FORD ASKS RECOUNT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Gin a petitioc
received today by Vice President Mat;
shall and laid before the senate. Henry
Ford. d"mocratic candidate for Cnitcc
States senator. who was defeated on the
face of returns ny Truman II. New.
berry republican. gave formal notice 81
a contest of the senate scat and asked
for a recount Of the ballots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
MOVEMENT DISCOURAGED.

LONDON. Jan. 6. (Via MontreaD-
The movement OF the South African Ma
tionalists. headed by General HcrtzoS.
for separate representation at the peac"
conference. has been. discouraged BY the
imperial government.
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Not Marching on Berlin

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-RcE"rls from
Berlin that a Polish Army was march
ing On Tho German capital. was denied
today by the Polish bureau. The report
WAS ins,igaicd for German propaganda
purposes. a statement by ia" bureau
,-;ud. rs POLAND ~ The prize Germany
socks"
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Wilson Coming Back;
Then 10 Europe Again

rARlS. Jam G.--f'r"sidrnt Wilson, will
r"iurn /" tho United States In attend
III" closing sessions nf The present con-
gross. according 10 present plans, AMI
will com" back Ia Franco for the latter
SiItinES Of the peace congress-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
Wounded Heroes from
Chateau. Thierry Return

NEW YORK. Ian. Six hundred OF
the famous Fifth ard Sixth marines
who fought in tn" battles at Chateau
Thicrry. Bcllrau Wood and scissors
came home to-day with $40 soldiers on
rh- cruiser North Carolina. which made
her first trip as transport. Every one
of them had been wounded. and n"ari''
every man displayed dccoraiion--a
CrrIX dc Gucrrr. Il Distinguished Ser
vice Cross or II fnur-rHGcr. They nav"
been discharged from hospitals and or
vanizrd i:tm casual companies Tor the
voyage home.
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angles T. the race. Il cannot DC said
ma, hr has l clnch on til" presiding Of
f.ccr's chair. but 1T. least h" has given
H." satisfaction ri knowing mat X was
Anderson against the field when suE-
"">tiuu> il"nivd about Mat c"mhnit-
iiuuS M SHIT lac effected anl"nE tn" other
candidates which would unhrrsc the
Mcdowell man.
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NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Ian. e.-Th'
transport Palhnres arrived hero to-day
from Franco with l.2"f >!cl; and wound
cd Including l3G marines. aboard. IN"
100 soldiers who represent pra"liCallE
all of the states. wrr" sent TO IN" DE-
harkation hospital at Camp stuart Tor a
few DAYS rest before being distributed
In convalrsrHnt hospitals in various
parts If tn" country. The marines
were sent I" the na"al hospital az
Norfolk
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WILL BE DISCIPLINED.

NEW YORK. Jun. 6.--Thc New York
stock exchange will instruct it's mem
b"rs TO discontinue business relations
with small brokers who buy Liberty
bonds without giving the sollcr q fnir
price. including interest, 1t was an
nounccd tonight by Assistant District
with governors Of tho exchange.
n1.x. ,1.An nA1tA.cc crAAhnc
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landslide in his favor. but Mike King
also predicts that he will be strong
contender foc the coveted position.
In tho light FOR sergeant a, arms CT
the scnat" there is lively fight h"-
tween hnnar II. Hill. Of kAnawha; Res
Of Warrington. Marion county. with in
d.cations that Hill will nos" out tn"
other men. although they both claim
victory.
Hon. W. s. c. Curtis. Of Wheeling.
Ohio. county. is the only contender to
date for the position Of sergeant ut
arms Of the house. but several names
ar. whispered about and may To pulled
at the last minute. but the delegation
from the First and Second districts
ar" working hard for Curtis with hopes
Of putting him over tho Top.
Jack Smith. of Huntington. ia can
didat" for doorkcopcr OF tn" senate and
is also tn, lonely contender for thas
position. Many d"lcG>t'onS wrr" int"
arriving. owing 10 floods in tho south
nrn part nc the state" which hinG"re'l
train schedules.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. Elk
ccrt fmr tbs expected withdrawal of Sen
ator Mike Duty oc i;ttchl" county,
,n~rc - no change in Tho entries in the
rae" for IN" presidency Of tho stat" SON
o;n on :l,r' -. "c Nh caucus n0mina ton
which will h" mad" ~ gathering Of
thr Eorubli"an senators IN IN" senate
chamber Tuesday uch: incident tn thn
opening Of III" sirir legislature We'd
n"s,,av
Tho R:,chio senator 'eyond writing
number Of letters :" his friends in III"
s'rt". had not mao m actir" canvass
for tho nomination and frequent rxpr"S-
SION w"-r ninjo las night ;ha: he
would no: hnv" H. nam" presented "a
thr caucus unless il gould com" in III"
nature &c n Srrn"i~" in III" "v"r' that
c"s>rul in choosing m" winner and tho
Rnuuhli"ans iurH'n ;"ward 4 dark
hor-r.
II sonator Dutr DOCS not Gn hnfor"
tlr cai,cr,S IT," 'a,l;"r auI Tho Sirs"l
forces "xrr"i his support. "iil" senator
Gribhl".. VII" comes from =" adjoining
county. also expects !" rrot'' a$ 4 result
Of his withdrawal.
Senator Cirihh" WIS tho last of tho:
rrublicnn candidates f"r :hc pr"si-
drncv - arr!v" in thH city. II" had
boon Delayed ~ home. h. explained. as
n" result 81 4 recent attack 81 in'ir"n-
IN
Tho Dcddnridg" senator expressed him
ecrc - entirely satisfied with tn" sliu-
rfion and said tina. upon hiT arrival no
had found things oyer hn't"r man III
had expected rs u result of III" n"tlv'tiHS
II has hackers.
when Grihlle VAS tnld thar m "rfor:
had been rnrha ~ d"f"at his rnuiidar"
ON tin. ground ,ha, II" :atT boon friendly
With tho gas interests "f ~" Sta.". h."
declared thu: Il" had nn '''t"r">' a. T'rV'
il 'ij" s,rat'. except those 60; IN" R"-
il;hl'"an party.
S,,,:,ur ,'.,,ftar was not .l;erntra cd
:.rir't over be prospects for success.
IL, mad" tho claim 'ha' Il" was leading
III Tho race. and f'r. i" expected :" w'n
90 m" first ballet II" Ms ~" f'rs' OF
IN" presidential candidates. :" arriv" in
I Tn rlr ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
OUIMET SEES BIG SEASON

Lieutenant Francis 0nimHt. tho for
NOR golf champion SorS great year
ahead for his tavoritc game. lie says
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Come Mother, This Castor Oil
Is What You Need---Don't Cry

If you, mother, had to swallow the awful dose-'.
Think back to your childhood days---Ugh
! Give your children Cascarets instead. Cascarets
taste like candy. Every child loves to take
Cascaret. Besides Cascarets act better on the
little liver and bowels when the child is bilious.
constpated, feversh and sick. Cascarets are
delightful--- harmless---cheap!
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GENOA. Jan. 6.-SpcakinG today at
the monument OF Columbus, President
Wilson said:
standing in front Of this monument.
sir, | fully recognize tho %iEni!lcanc" oil
what you have said Columbus did do 4
service to mankind in discovering Amer
ica. and il is Americas pleasure anu
Americas pride that she had bern ahlc
IN show thai II WAS service tn man
kind To open that great continent I"
settlement. the settlement OF tree
people Of people who because they
are free desire Ia sec other peoples frcc
and to share their liberty with the PEG
nic of the world. II is for this reason
no doubt, besides his fine spirit of ad-
venture that Columbus will always be
remembered and honorcd. not only mere
in the land OF his birth but throughout
tho world. as tho man who led IN" way
,n those fields Of freedom. which. plant
ed with great seed, have now sprung UP
10 the rructiflcation OF the world"
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MI 7 UAL TRUST
AMONG NATIONS
TIE GREAT COAL

MILAN. Sunday Jan. 5.--In speaking
To 4 large delegation (which welcomed
him 10 Milan at the royal palace today.
President Wilson said:
9TH" world IS not going 10 CONSIST
now of great empires. II ls going 10
consist for The most part OF slnah
nations. apparently. and the only thing
that can bind small nations together IS
the kuowlrdg" that zach wants 10 treat
III" others fairly. This is the only
thing The world has alr"ndy shown
that lis progress is Industrial You
cannot trade with people wh"m you d"
not trust and who do not trust you.
coincidence is the basis OF everything
tina, VIC must do. and il is delightful
feeling that these ideals arc sustained
by the people Of Italy and by wonder
full body of people such as you have
in thu great city Of Milan. 1t is win
q sense OF added encouragement ana
strength that l return 10 Paris /" take
part IN the council that Will determine
the items Of peace.
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
delightful--- harmless---cheap!

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. C. 10.
Observations TAKEN a.; a. IN.
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lshtre rmnm Ncy willow: .
daily Flood BuTe Of u
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMns-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Der oprinoelig ifploes e,,

fil,oeiie Der opril,6elig ifploeS Ell
rltshif Sberft Jrnn, % TOM gaar
no paa at anDenbe 5obfolfsgepnret
lp6en Sigte.
Ger allperoes 0crtil Ell inbbeH
Staallineal, ser er faitgjort foran
paa 5fGftet, % Tom itetter Jig bag
til til @ebprets @%oanobeile. Gen
f~orreite 9el al @eparet ifal nnber
Mnpenoelien ligge fait poa Ell 2ngte
eller ligne1poe -@jenitano. 8agtil
itsttes @ebpret moo en- 8jplfe, iaa-
le6es at 2inenlen bpiler moo 8jelz
TENS bngerIte &ant.
@eb 5jalp al Ell 5tpoer pao 2i-
|%nealen in6itilles III, @eperet ON Do-
gen MOB De forifiellige Mnnl, ser
|ifnl be1fpoes ON Notten.
Reiultaterne al Sc -ofbolote 1orz
|iM bar baret laa tilfreositille1be,
lat Ben 6dnife Scr far erbpcrpet Opz
|fin6lien, og n1an benter at le Sem
.|anpe,16t boa6e be6 Golfolfsgeoerer-
lie og be6 @efplgebererne.
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Sjoifer meo!

Yao ct p%olitilf Weoe iorle6en I
|alejitri,p lpurate Mellcr &ermon-
fen Jolfetingsman0 $. g. 6anfen,
|bba6 ban mente ON cit l16talelje AZ
Solfetingsmnn0 glcneerif, ser pm
.ffeoe en- republifanif &egjeringsform
inofprt / Danmorf. Gertil ipareoe
s. g. @anfen, it,. u@obro Mbis",
felgen6e pile Sro:
Set itaar pod bort Erogrom. Seq
'er perionlig omtrent ligeglao. gfal
Ell 9rGitoegt babe famine S1roflpbe[=
ie TOM Sen onierifanife> or jeg imoo
.ot. Man fan 10 goot trnffe Ell, flog
.@onge, Der foritaar lin Sis % lit
Soft, og netop n1e6 9e1imr til, at
.ban life ffal pelges, fan iette Jig uo<
ober @npitalmagten5 Gprinteresler.
@n Hreii6ent fan qo6t pelges, for
81 ban CT Ell ~flog Mano = og oog
bore Ell @lpnge1. Men ipprigt flo
ifer 6orbol6ene fig %iuoleoes, at hi
foar EN- @epublif, 1oa fjoifer jes ielp<
felgelig meo. Gopfigl,ren lfnl fin
bore e, reprnfentatip Sitting uoen
al for flor Mogt.
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Blpbeoof / Mar6us?

Marblts &obne116palg bar tillaot
. Marbus @fibsp9rft" at anl9gge e11
|Slpbcoof / Spobopne11. Haa BEN or
|bil1are notwithstanding / Sfibs-
nGrftMelifabet / 8egpnbel1ell al
06urts bill @eItprelfen forelGgge Mf<
|tionGrernc Spergsmaolet ONT Mnz
|lGgqet, ibet ser / Morbns CT fsle=
Zig Sra1lg til ct iaa6ont Nlt1ng.
Marbus 5fibsbprft, ser ct be-
gDnot. i oct imao, er blepet ltprre
|og ltprre, bets Opboltngsbe6oing CT
altio optaget, Der er cit megct be-
|tpoelig @irflombeb meo Meporotio=
ner, og man er naturligbtS life be-
aeiltret for at la0e 5fibe11e 9oa nl-
cetlte6s Zen, en0og til mi1t0re @per,
for at 6offfe.
Nlpoe6nffelt ogtes anlagt liae 1b
for HGrftet / 5D0baDsbnslt11et.
0mfoltni1,ger,te onilaaes forelphia,
rent ifibnsmeSltat, til 100000
Set. Mal1 bill nntltrligDis lcllt bapc
|Doffen lapet / Danmarf, % man
boaber MI paa, at Sorboloe1le inbe11=
|for Serntrbuitrie1 bill blipe loale=
|bcs, at Set fan 1a6e fig gipre.
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Sc itDre Mnffer.

8orleoen lpffebes oct &ipbellbapns
,Noliti at onbol0e ct Har Damer, Der
Il lang gio bar optraa0t iom Storz
magaiiner,es Sfr9f, i6et '6e itjol
Tom Ronne of Sc ub1tilleoe Barer,
iiom Sc neo 1tor 8eb9n6igbe0 los
,forlbin6e / beres rl1mmclige 2ommer
;og Muffer.
Bolitiet Dar MI igien facet fat
i ct 8ar Gamer, Set bor brepct gam
ffe famine 9rafif. Mnme1oclicrnc
%itremme6e in6 baaoe fra Slllrnl
,Magaiin o1 Noro og onorc itore
lSorret1inger> og Ser blep inn pasict
boa, boo6e fra Bolitiets SIDE oa
fra 6e paugjaloen0e 6orret11ingers,
og 6erefter lDffe6es Set at mboloe Ell
i1ng Game, Ser nctop bon6e i%tiaolet
EN- 9el forifjellige Sing UNDER ct 8e=
,ieg / Sllun1s 6orretning.
8ao Nolitifammeret %inoronAaebc
bun greoen6e, at blrn / lnngerc 9io
bab6e 1t1oalet; men TOM Ell 5laas
t%n6ifploning o%nfprte BUN, at blrll
lite bar olene ON set. SUI, ol1gan
6erefter fl, egcn Mo6er, ion1 Sen,
Ser baboe %opfor6ret benbe til at
l1tjnle og 1om Deltager / Gpperiernc.
I@en6es Mo6er, Ser or gnfe, blep
6erefter o91oo lat 1,noer Mnboloclie,
''og baaoe bum % Datteren bor III, til
1taaet cit lang Muffe Gpperier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Ganlfe Ggn6erihbcrs @alarct.

timber CIT 5omtole, Ell &orrelpon-
6e1t bar baot mes 9figs6ogsmanb
s.. g. &~onsia=Narremplle, mebbeltc
benne, at Sc Torbanoli1gcr, Scr bar
bRret fert mellem bom % Sen npop=
rette6e 6oreni1rg usdn6erjpoer" an
gaaet1oe M1tligbeoen al, at Sc i
Danmorf boen6e 5snoerjpoer fl,1t6c
fna Dalgret be1 EN- ebe11t11eI Mfitem=
ming, mt far fart til ct forelpbigt
&eiultat.
s Ell Melol1ttipll, iom SEN moro
ilesptgife To~1feforeninq far be0tagct
og tilien6t Breosfongres1en, 1>6ta1es
1tem1ig 2nifet ON, at Sc nebnteEer-
ioner mon b1ipe ltemmeberettige0c::
n1en set b1iber ne6pen0igt flyer
@ies6aesmanoen, at oe refer til
g6noerjplla1ro % toger 8opnl Ser
,me6ens &olgli1terne affottes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
'elie at mootage Ell Sparifripelic fra
@rniibentcn ejenncm oemnes Nripat-
|iefret9r.
Gn 9pnamitefsp lofon.

8Grffprcrcu paa Waifinfabriten
oEbp" ! Sbilteo 'bopoc forleoen lat
Ell @faal n,eb ct Bar 9aanbfl,loc
|Dpnamit til Sgrring pna en- &affel=
obu paa @ontoret. No9en Gio efter
|itete Ser cit frpatclig Gfsploiion.
@aHelopncn blep 1prenat i 9tum:
per % stpffcr, allc M,.ocrnc ! SO:
|beofontoret og / Gireftprcrnes pri=
bote @ontorcr peo Chen al fnnlitcs,
9prene iprengtes, Ell Gel al 2oftet
1tprte6e neo, % 1megct Sl,pe,ttar poe=
lne6es.
Com neb ct &io1tn6er blcp inger
Me1rneifer brGbt. Herionalct pao
@opeofontoret flap ue6 noale 1lbc-
tp6e1ige Sfralnmcr, % Dircfter
&pe fit noglc ret femme Soar
&obe6et7 men intrt al Dem af farlia
Natltr.