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Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

REPORTED DEAD SOLDIER RE-
TURNS TO BLIND MOTHER ohm
Bowman, Hartford boy who enlist
ed three years ago, returned this week
to find his blind mother in sanitar-
ium at Meriden. A year ago Bowman
was reported as having died from
wounds received in action and his
mother was given the benefit of his
$40, 900 insurance policy. This week
Bowman returned to Connecticut and
there followed happy reunion with
his afflicted mother.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31
AUCTION

Owing to other business and not be-
ing able to give proper attention to
my farm, | will sell at Public Auction
on
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

DRY BILL BECOMES LAW
Despite the Presidents totally unex-
pected action, the Senate on Tuesday
by vote of 65 to 20, eight more than
the necessary two-thirds majority
passed the prohibition enforcement
bill over the Presidents veto, and the
bill is now law. The law prohibits the
sale of any beverage containing more
than one-half of one per cent of al
eohol. After the bill was passed a
statement came from the White
House saying that the wartime pro-
hibition would be lifted after the rati-
fcation of the peace treaty.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

j. E. TALBOT. AUCTIONEER
Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

POLICE STRIKE MASSACHU-
SETS ELECTION ISSUE.-The big
issue in the Massachusetts, election
next Tuesday is the Boston police
strike. Governor Calvin Coolidge,
Republican candidate for reelection,
holds that the Policemen who quit
their posts are not strikers, but de-
serters. He has re fused to reinstate
any of them. Richard II. Long. the
Democratic candidaks, has extended
he hope of reinsta ns~s 70 the po-
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31
DRY LAW INCREASES SUGAR

DRY LAW INCREASES SOGAR
CONSUMPTI0N.-Herbert Hoover,
appearing before a congressional COM
mittee during the week, made the fol-
lowing statement, according to Asso-
ciated Press dispatches: Sugar con-
sumption in the United States has in
creased apparently because the
country has gone dry The present
consumption of ninety-three pounds
per capita year is the greatest in the
history Of the country, last year s
consumption being seventy-three
pounds, the previous high consnmp-
ton eighty-four pounds. The short
age is not large The equalization
boar dhas stated that for November
and December the supply will be
larger than in past years. but the in
creased consumption leaves minor
shortage. To meet all demands we
will have to get more than half of the
Cuban crop" Mr.. Hoover told of
disagreements among advisors of the
administration as to whether govern
ment control of sugar should be con-
tinued and said no agreement had yet
been reached The committee was told
that the hourly American consump-
ton of sugar is 100000 pounds.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

MEW EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF
49, YORK. Bishop Charles Sum-
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

PRESIDENT WILSON'S ILLNESS.
During the week there has been a
daily reporting Of most encouraging
improvement in the condition Of the
President. His meals are now taken
In a semi-sitting condition and he has
aligned several bills each day, though
the prohibition of return to contin-
nous work of any kind is still being
enforced rigidly.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31
BELGIAN KING AND QUEEN All

bELNIft4N hIINt NM QVI4f@4N =
WASHINGT0N-K Albert and
Queen Elizabeth, following enthusiast
tic receptions at New York City and
Philadelphia, arrived at Washington
early in the week On Tuesday the
King made brief addresses before
both houses of Congress. In his speech
before the House, the King gave the
American army credit for assuring
victory in the war, paid homage to the
dead and extended sympathy TO the
wounded Later in the day the King
was decorated by Secretary Baker
with the American Distinguished Ser
vice Medal.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

NIP NATIONWIDE BOMB PLOT.
Seven people have been arrested
during the week at Cleveland and
New York in an alleged bomb plot to
terrorize the nations by a series of
bomb explosions next spring. The
police believe that in these arrests
they have secured the leaders of a
widespread plot.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31

PALMER'S CHALLENGE TO
COAL STRIKERS.-On Wednesday
the following statement in regard to
the proposed strike of the coal min
ers was made by Attorney General
Palmer: THE propose strike would
be a more deadly attack on the life of
the nation than an invading army.
The facts present situation which
challenges the supremacy of the law. !"
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-31


HOPE TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE.
The cabinet, after a two-hour meeting
ON Tuesday definitely agreed upon a
method Of handling the situation in
the event of the miners Of soft coal
ignoring the Presidents command to
stay on the job. No official statement
was made, but ii is known that the
cabinet stood as one man for the pro-
lection Of the public. The general
opinion is that the strike will be called
off, but there has been no definite
statement of the attitude of the I'M
ions
SAILOR INHERITS FORTUNE
AND PEERAGE.-An amazing stu
alton was revealed during the week
in a story to the Hartford Courant
announcing that Walter ]. b. Spierro,
an American sailor stationed at the
Submarine Base in New London, had
received dispatch from London an
nouncing that he had succeeded to the
rights of an English peerage and an
estate of SO, 000,0 900 Further details
of the inheritance have not been re-
ceived.
FLYING KILLS 390.-During the
week the War Department announced
$50 fatalities at American flying
fields since January LIST. Failures OF
airplane engines TO function properly
caused only four per cent of these
deaths. The greatest number result.
ed from tail spins.
TAMMANY SUES HEARST
Following William Randolph Hearst''
refusal to meet Governor Smith o.
New York in debate, declaring tina
Carnegie Hall had been taken b,
Tammany Hall for the debate, Charles
+. Murphy, the Tammany leader, en-
tered suit for damages against Hearst
PERSHING RETURNS TO DUTY
General Pershing returned u
Washington on Monday to take vi
his duties. He will appear before the
Senate committee to report on hi:
work in the A. +. F. and will later
make tour of the army plants in the
country. The general will later re-
turn 10 Washington to complete his
historical report of the American Ex-
peditionary Forces.
NEW EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF
ny YORK.-Bishop Charles Sun,-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18
PASTOR bakaIan Kirje $uome$ta Ems
A7kM

Iest1 p.t1mdst1. 2asten tGb6en o
Iimme pari potd poisia fotoa, fun
punaiet tefiipGt %I6bt06nid. Soto fp-
Id, iosia aiumme ubattiin polttaa
mutta fesfen iGi beiban ~aifeenfo.
Saatana on alma min pitfisid nit.
ioisla FUN Siimala fllloinfin iaI-
Iii. Saisteluia talld paifalla Ell Of
Tut.
Qap.nan fiifistutti,a lain tdald
nolmistaa monta fuolemaan tuo-
mittuo miimeiielle matfalleen ia pm
bua monelle pangille. Siind tpos.
ia lain nG5oG ibania tooistufiia e.
mnnfeliumin %poimasta. @nnen SUI
molan fielt1iinG eldneet menipdt
pereen turnaten fiiolemaan.
SGtG.aita oil etiiffoaifa faifille.
Surullista on nGbbd, ettei fiitG ole
DleeniG otettu maarin. Gltn benft
ia mammona p%arjeltuiwat, min on
Slimalon opu linoboettu ia eletadn
jumolattomultbesiu minimum ennen
fin ebfd piela pabemmin. On
niinfllin pabolainen diff htllut iett
iemGn pabemman fansia Siialle
ipo1miin.
SDnGlla ia iopimattomalla aial'
Ia on fGsfettp iaarnata. Sitd febo.
tiista nouoattaen foetamme teboa
tp0tG.
Mrmon ia raltban terpebops tai.
file pst1ipille. Sierra armnbtafoon
fanioamme ia fen lapiia ipierailla
MALTA.
Sefoan
6. S. Safala
S. 6. Sliii fopin bausfoa inooo
pstGmiltG firjeit1 ia niiben tdltttd
Ola miitana pprinnOislGnne.
: Oiote: Sinlonb,
S1tittinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18

Olen iuilresti iloinnut iiitd eois'
tpfiestG mit6 "@uttaian" mllfaan
nGfpp tapabtuneen &aniallisfirtto-
funnasia. Sitd olen t%oiwonutfin,
cit1 tponnc meniii eteenpain. Gen
tofemufien perlshifiella mif1 mi
nalla on niist1 oloista - rlpon-
nan, ettei ie fofemus ole iitnri =
on Observation-Disclosures oma c.
rifoinen ibana Serralta iaamanla
tebtGipG liirtofanian feSfuuoesia.
llsfon, eta Sierra tulee eoelleenfin
iilnaamaan mainitun %firffofunnar
tDon. &aniallisfirffofunnotla on Of
fel1S Ola olemasia ia toimia raf-
faltoen bengesIG toiien f%irffofunnan
%rinnalla. Samalla fun AMMAN tun-
nlistllficn faifclle Sl1malan Iapan
perustufiello tapabtunalle tpolle,
tunrm eritpiStd raffautta iita firf.
fofltntoa fobtoon, iofa a%lettaa opet-
t~aiilleniafin moatimufien pubtaan e.
manfeliumin opin fdlittdmilesiG en-
nenfltin losfee beit1 loumna pai-
mentamaon. Sit1 naatimltsta ei ole
faifisia firffof1nnisla.
Gbf1 jofit pstGipa baluaiii tieto-
ia meioGn elGmGmme Daibeista tu-
luneena foettelemusten aifana. Mai
nitlen m1utomolla ianalla, jos ie
Iallitaan DleiiesiG lebbesid. &afii
mltotta fifteen mrltimme Woubi'
iGrtpeltG Suittifiin fappalaiiefii
&apinan oian olimme Ills t1Glld
&altbea of ie aifa iofa paifasia
min tGGllGfim. See ioimme olla O.
masta pliolestomme roubasia ia
moin fltin toiietfin papit tGsia ielt
. %rofunnasio. Observation-Disclosures lain
pitGd fofo fapinan aian, patti noit
: miiffoa enrlen lGbtoGrti1 tGGltd ia
iottimat plilaiet minun raamatlin
lielitpstiloiiuutteni ia fieliimGt fen id
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18

rinume ariuon Siimalalta. Sanen
laplinania olemme. iaurta ia fun
niallista iiifiia. 8ilffaa, plenfatiet-
ia ia painoa iaabesiamme on bp-
ma tiet11 ~arlponia SSlimalan iufli-
laiiena. uiein ipntieniG t%ilnnosia
Ia painamana ibininen unobtoa or
wonla. sos itiemme mufaan ar
momme laSfemme Min jouoiimme
epatoitpoon. SdsiGtin aiiaSia taptng
fatloa ianaan.
SGlnG i9miien ariuon tunteminer
on t1rfeGG arpostellesiamme muite-
fin fuin itieGmme; Simtalan lapiis-
ia on monta titblaaia-pojn retfilld
Sellaiiesia rppipiiesi1 ia lifot-
iesia rolfasio nGpfmte faifesta fur
juuoeSta buolimatta Slmalan l1be'
len. i~ufllaiien, D1nen lnpienIa. Wte'
bGn t1lee foettaa nostaa b1nta iiitc
loasta. SplpG lGbtofobta on bGner
iufulaiiuiitenia Srmalan fansia
On bptpG lbuomauttaa, ettei ioipi G.
La iilld tamalla, fosfn on tailpaal.
lista aatelisiltfua. &1tnniania ia la&
iioifeutenia &riStufien teosia nab'
oesiGGn bGn noliee ia paloa Sidr
fotiin jos on palatafienia.
SGsiG tiilenfin iiiben puoleen a
Iiasio, ioSta 8aapalifin Iteenal
@torilla pilbuu fen iGlesta fliin Of
tamdn iufiilaiiitiioen ilmottanltt
@eibGn tGptpp fGpttGptpG min or
ipoffoasti fiiin forfea iitfulaifunt
femme maatii. Iteenalaiiet Siima
Ian iu~fulaiiina eiipGt iaaneet pal
nella ep1jumalia eifG lltulla, ettI
Sumola on ionfunibmisfGoen NAL
mistaman flifpan faltainen. Sellai
men tdptoS Ell ioni Siimalan iufut
oletpille. Niin tlilee meib1nfin elGJ
minimum SSltmalan lasten iopii'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18

filla ole ptii SID, eifo pfii Siimala
meit1 ole Iuonut." Waal. 2:t0. 2uo-
miien peri,stufiella on Ills Slrma-
la toto ibmisfunnan Sid.
2amfcemufiesia faootimmc lapii-
oifelltemme. Siimalan diff tGptpnpt
ii1fii bplidtd lapienia, ellei mel.
jennie Seeius oliii tlllut lainalai-
Jeff ia Qlinastanut lainalaiiia. Gen
bGn tefi ia me iaimme lapiioifelioen
eli smeio1t tebtim Min otolliiifIi
&ristuflesia, ettd SID moi lutea
meio6t lapiifieen wan9ursfanttaan
loaiffaamatta. 2angenneinafin, III
n~ostuflen t1bben, olemme Sumalan
Iilfuu ia pbtG lGbeiStG fuin ennen
IanfeemilSta. 2anfeemuflen j1lfeen
Ioiloo SeeiuS Warialle banoallo:
"Mtlttta meme meljieni luo ia lono
BELLE, ett1 MIND menen plos minlirl
SiGni tpfo ia teibGn S'Gnne tDfo,
ia minlin Siimalani tpfO ia teioan
Sumalamme tpfo". Sob. 20:17. 81.
postoli ianoo: "SillG iefG ban jofa
pDbittGG, ettd ne, iotfa ppbitetdan
oipot faiffi olfi1iiin pbbesta, ioSta
ippst1 b6n eli 5Gpedfddn fuil,a beitd
wcljifii." Sebr. 2:t1.
&asteemme ~tooistao, etta meioGt
on pnntl, nalittimaan tGsta iunresta
lapiioifeuoestamme ia ibanasta mel
iepbestG Seeiuflen fansfo. Sltmalan
tGptpp ipnnpttGG uuoestoan langen-
neen iutpiin iGienet ennenflin ban
moi ottao beiodt maltafrntaonia,
8ibGmme luiaSti fiinni, etta meillG
lunastufien ia fasteen perustlflello
on oifel1s OLA Sllmalan lapiio.
Eerint0oifentemme riippna fifth
GGmGn lGbeiien iufulaiiuutemme
Sumolan fansla tltntemiiesto ia us
fomiieSta riippult perinnon iaami-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18

nen. 2abeiiimm1t iufulaiiet tilleipat
enfin fpipmpfieen perintod iaettais.
la. Sufuliietteloien aipulla foetta-
ipat ritfaan jGlfeldiiet tooistoa pc.
rintoo.feiittania. Soiiin on fopbGn
omoisten laita. Tusfin be febtoa-
mat omistaa fopbGnd f%uollutta omai
ietienla.
Sept on fpIpmpfiesiG SumoIan pc
rinto ia .banen perilliienia. Sima-
Ian periliiiG omat main lapiet. SGp
tpp olla miel1 oifea lupaufien lap
II, epanfelilmin falltta iDntpnpt.
Yolffapoimon lopien eli lain orjan
Ell pibG perimGn ipapaon lapien
fnnsia. @opan lapii on perillinen.
"We,,tta Jos olemme lapiia, min
olemme mposfin perillii d." Sitma-
Ian perilliIid ia &ristufien tonsiu
periuiIiG." &oom. SIT. SiGllGm-
me on main pbbenlainen perintO al
noaIle Yojaqenia ia muille lapiille.
SGm1 on f1t1trta.
observation-disclosures fGiitt1miner
iufnloiiuntben perustutiella on tGr-
feGG fiuiaajanfin tGbben. S%aatano
moi boriuttaa faiffea meisI1 mttto
ci Srmalon perustufiia. uSfomme,
rltfpuflsnme fatltmuflemme y. m,
iellaiiet eimGt feStG eipGtfG riit0
tafaomann perintOG fun oipat flu:
iaufien ojat tai fltoleman betfi. Slt-
fnloiinls jGG. Yerinnon iaamiIeS-
ia Ell tule fpipmbfieen onfo bDino
tai buono Iufltlainen, maan ainooS,
toan Ie, tabtoofo oianio omiStaa
Sofa jonoo, ie tulfoon ia jtofoon
jofa tobtoo, ie tulfoon ia ottofoor
clGmGn pettG lobjafii".
| Mripomme riippnit tastG infmlaiinn
besta
2opiet perimGt len arfpon, mift
on manbempain iumulla. Wte pc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18
A1k&
Ne OIemme Snmalan fnfna

"Qosfa SiiS olemme Sumdlan IN.
fia, ernn,e laa lulrlla, ettd Slimal-
olento on iamanfaltainen FUN fillta
tai bopea tai fitpi, iellainen fnin
inbimiIliien taiteen ia ~aiatlfien
miotpailema fufpa". ZIP. +. 1923.
@onesia iubteesia on tdrfeda Of
Ia ieImillG maan pddllG olefpisto
illfidaiIistaan. 8ield t~GrfeGmpd1
on fGlitt1G iufulaisluus liibteenio
taimaasia olewiin. Naan pGGllG
maIlitienot iufulaiiuuslabteet id-
wittGG parbaiten firfonfirjat. Sai-
paalliien iiiflloiiulrtemme n1fpD
SumaIon firiasta, raamatiista. Sltt
fiesiarnme raamattua bltomaamme
iliirefii ilofiemme:
Ne plemme Snmalan infna
Sitmala on meibdt luomit. ga
sSlmnla ionoi: ~te5fGdmme ibnlinel
meiodn fuipafIemme, meio1n mito-
tomme iGlfeen". "SSa Sierra Sn-
mala tefi ibmiien maon tomlisto,
ia pubolii bdnen iieramiinia ela-
mGn beneen: ia ibminen tllli min
el1m1fIi iielufii". Sbminen hbli to-
ten lGbeiiesti pboistetpfii Suma'
loan. &aamattil tobistaa, etta SUI
mala on meioGt faiffi tebnDt ia an
tanllt lGbted eniimGiiestG ibmiiestG.
$50 bdn on antnniit fofo ib1nisfun-
nan IGbtcG pboestG a%inoasta ibmi-
festG". @p. t. 1926. 2uuffaon E.
iponfeliumin 3:n llttp,in lopulla on
infiluettelo, iofa nGpttGd, eta o
lemme Moamin i1lfelGiiiG ia Ionm
oil Siimnlasta.
Slitualan fartasta nGemme, etto
iufitlaifuiitemme Slmalan fansic
on bppin lGbeist1; olemme oifeir
bGnen Iapiionia. "gifo meillG fai-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18

iotta Slrmalan, mei6Gn 8opabta-
iamme opin faiteSia faiinistaiiim-
me. Git. 2:10. Siimolan laplen Ct
iomi pitG6 SiGstGniG wGarid aja-
tlifiia eifG eI1G mailman mufaan.
Siimalm lnpiena ei lomi firoilla,
laltiila turbaan Serran mined, no.
lebbella, parostaa, pettdG plpeilla
ia fomeilln, CT pltbma pa5aa ldbi-
m~Gilestanid eifa tebea mitaal, jofa
on Si6n tabtoa wastaan. SitG tai-
toa taptpp fofo elGmG opetella. Sit
tenfin tGptpp langenneena lopiena
alma SiGG IGbestpG ia alma Yojan
fnlttto.
2oboulliSto OH naDod, etta opos-
toll ilmoittaa eniin mitd ibnliiet o.
mot Siumalan teon perustuficlla ia
iitten miten beibGn tulee ela1. Gil
nj jGrjeStpfiesid tGptpp ltSfoo ia a.
lit alma pit1G. Soomme Ills alma
alfaa ia ppipG iiinG, ctta plemme
Sitmalon lufua, Slmalan lapiia,
ia fifteen abferoimme Sumolnn lap
file filillltmaa el1mGG.
yad olemot roomotun lanai jo
aiotlifiet niioen ioboosta tuliwat
mieleeni mltistellesiani iiirtolailio
faltfana @lmerifaSia. SGmdn falttto
Glen tabtonut termebtdd "ormonirt'
frGaiiia", pelji1ni ia iiioriani &ris-
tufiesia. gil folmen ipuooen on fl'
linlit iiitG, fun miimefii oltiin p5'
oesiG. lliein olen it1moioen teitc
miistamit. Sibas olen olllit firiot
tamuon ienfin jGlestd, fun firieiber
Merchantmen on ollitt moboolliSta
sc ei merfitIe iitG ett1 olen teibG.
unobtanut ia fen raffauben jollt
mirlta ia perbettGni iielld polipelit
te. &aiffi omat meillG fiitolliieslt
mnistisio.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23
For Sale-Real Estate
A REAL RANCH

320, half in cotton, half in alfalfa,
 2 miles from Gilbert, A cash and balance annual payments. This is the best buy in the valley today. Buy from owner at lowest price. Phone 3706. 15O1 w. Adams St. al
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23

CASA GRANDE VALLEY Three good buys in deeded land; 160 acres in each; under project and near stations, s25 per acre and good terms. 320 acres with clear title, S20 Der acre. It's fine and under project. State land leases in various parts of the valley at $1.25 to s15 per acre and with terms. You cant beat these for land or price.
 REIMBURSEMENT
 ARE BECOMING SCARCE Only few left; 320 acres fine land under project at $S; 16O acres near station under project for s9 per acre, Others as low as $5 and up to $30 per acre.
 We have 2.560 acres of homestead and state land that is just right for a cattle ranch, for s1.5O per acre.
 S. C. MILLER COMPANY
 32 N. First Ave, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Casa Grande Hotel. Casa Grande.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23
Special Land Buys

103 acres sandy loam, northeast, fenced all in alfalfa, cement ditch and private lateral. Nice grape vineyard and orchard. Will be on paved road and well located. Will pay for itself in 1 years cotton crop. The owner says sell, small payment down and balance easy. You will have to see the nice home place to appreciate it.
 40 acres north well improved. Terms
 20 acres north, fair improvements, well located, sandy soil. A bargain and terms.
 10 acres north well improved at a sacrifice.
 to acres well located and at the right price. Good terms. 215 acres close to school and car line, new shade and fruit, 5-room frame house, well located. $500 will handle.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23
Worth the Money

new frame houses ready to move in. Buy and save the landlords high rent.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23

' acres the finest improved chicken ranch in the valley. Improvements alone worth s65O0. This will have to be seen to appreciate its value. Price $S000; F cash or will take city prop erty as part payment. Only F mile off Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23
Entrekin Real Estate Go.
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

Phone 42 Chandler, Ariz.
 5J
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23

Modern priced brick houses close to car line. Good location with small payments. Also some very classy homes, fine improvements on paved streets in Kennilworth and Evergreen Additions from s7000 to $2000 with payments.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-23
Business Property

100 ft frontage, within 1 block of Central ave. downtown business dis trict It is priced below market and can give very favorable terms. See me for leases and business property.
 E. r. SMILEY
 140 W. Adams. ak
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
6eitefjgo.

aongresfen beotog fornplig c,1
1,p Sob, Ser giper 2an6brngsn1i1li
iteriet &et til at ti1lnbe Slngtnina
.of Seite % Salg al Seltefig6 un6er
1igna1oe &ontrol io1n oen Ser gipl=
Der / andre Slogterier. &eite mao
fu11 Hoetes iiprIige SIaeterier I'm
Der Gilipn of Minifteriets &ontro-
Idrer, o. baabe &i96et og 8glierne,
Der 1obes 6eraf, 1nna bore tpbeligt
lten,pIebe "Sorie Meat".
@n of @run6e1e til, at &eltei1ogt=
ming III er blepet tilla6t, er ben,
tot Der 'rnn6t on paa Sc ltore @r9s=
gonge CT cit Mang6e intpa &eite.
ti6t al6c1es biloe, iont er aloelcs
1tfnlgelige til @rbej6sbrug. 2attb.
brugs1ninlilteriet better, at ois}e Sc
lite for sSre11ltioen piI bIiee ilagteoe
pa 1tfe nle11e ltatfe 5att1gplf goD1
og bi1Iigt ai66, n,e11 ogiaa biorage
til at afbialpe Mal1aelen poa 2p.
Der. aie6et bill for StdritebeIel1
bIipe efsporteret til europa, men
5bil noe11 Ebibl ogiaa fi1,oe ct itorl
5aIq be 1tgrre Bner. Z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
ariesa siuraneen..

llniteb states 3ar Stiff 8ureau
mebbeler og, at 11a,1ge 8rebe, lonl
,ap,1toret itbfelber til bie1nie1tote
Meno fra Saren eller ssslaaoen, Bill
Der retnrnerebe af Boitbeienet r1eb
bengefeb, at gebfornnre1,be ct fDt-
tet og bans ME Moresie er l1fjenbt.
Da bisies grebe tiot i1rbeboI6er
Meobelelier al itor Gigttgbe6 for
Mbresiater1le, bgr e11bber, Der er el-
Ter bar pnret asiurerH / Sc Sor=
enebe gtaters &rigsnsinronce, len
Sc g(sfnraucefo,1toret / @ofbingto,r
Me06elelie bier Gang, De forn1orer
bsres Moresle.
Son, Set ifripet til aol1toret an
goae1i6e MsfuroHce, bebes erin6re
at @ontoref bar asiureret flere Mil-
lioner Mello, af bpilfe Ser ti6t fin
.bes flere d lalnme Nap,t. Set or
berfor ngbppnbigt, ,taar 111al1 ifriner,
at opgibe bet flloe geap1t q. Gfs:
Sens Neter Gbriitton 0lien % iffffe
sSobn 6. DIieD, 90 bbab @egimert
og @on1paeni man tilbgrte, ba Ns.
lurancen bleps u6taget. S 6et belle
toget bebes mon gibe alle 6e Sp-
1psni1tger. nlan fa11, oa oet- 0erbeo
er Iettere at fin6e asil1rancepapi=
rer11e i @ontoret, % Sogen oerbe6
fnn h11rtiat hri11des iitnf16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
9llle ,Stater,te far mn Saetlope.

sSor Ell Me,,nelfeolber ftoen blet
bet 1nange of 5tnter1e ar1et fo,
.ot bore e11bber Marbs loblige @el
at ffpoe 1igeiaa mango DDr elle1
GngIe, ion1 bon gnifebe. De111ls
6ribc6 1ue6fprte, at @t16tet poo
mango gteoer blep ol6eles 1torpo
6et, og efterboa.tbel1 fit 6e forifiel-
Iigc Stoter beotoget forntftigt
Soetlobe
n6br11gs1ni1lilterie bor lige ITO
iel,6t eli anrlig 9periigt ober, bbat
Ser for Chen bliper giort i bper
Senfelt Stat for at beoare. 8ilot
gil6fugle oe Silt fro at :blibe lto.
rpobet. Sen biier, at alle Stnterne
mi bar 8eifptteliesIobe, og at 6e
ale har Sagtpoliti (@ame@aroea1sl
til at fe, at 2opcne oberbol6es. Ser
er besu6en i 80 Stater Soreninge1
til gil6tets 8eifpttelle, Ser me6
Tbi9lper i 8eltrabelferre for SSagt.
lope1es Sberboloelie. S ligeiao
mango 5tater finbes 6er "Mubnbol
sSoreniuger", Der iprlig bar tic Sor
n1aa1 at befp1npe gopiagten pao
Grpffltalc, Der irbtil faa Mar til
bage blcb n1Dr6e6e i Mfllionbis
for at. bcres Sjer fu,,oe ppnte So
rnebatte1le.