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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10

New York, Sept. 10. John
Mitchell, former president of the
United Mine Workers of America and
one of the most widely known labor
leaders in the United States. is dead.
Mr. Mitchell was 40 years of age
Although he underwent an operation
10 days ago for the removal Of gall
stones, his condition had been re-
ported as satisfactory, and his death
was wholly unexpected by friends.
With Mr.. Mitchell when he died
were his wife, his son and daughter.
Governor Smith. who had called to
inquire about his condition, arrived
breathed his last His physicians
said that, while there had been every
reason to expect his recovery, Mr..
Mitchell had failed to rally from the
operation
Since 1915 Mr.. Mitchell had been
chairman Of the New York state in
dustrial commission.
Mr.. Mitchell was born in Braid
wood, ILL.,. Feb. 4, 1870. the son of
Robert and Martha MITCHELL At the
age of II years he began work in
the coal mines, obtaining his educa-
tion by studying at night. He soon
developed an interest in labor prob
lens and deep sympathy for work
ers in the coal mines.
Feeling that some time he would
become champion of the laboring
mans cause, he began the study of
law, but soon give it up to perfect
his knowledge of economics and la
Dor questions.
In 1885, while still employed in
the mines. he Joined the Knights of
Labor, subsequently travelling ex-
tensively through the west in the
combined interests of mining devel-
opment and labor.
In 1891 he married katherin
O'Rourke of Springfield, Ill.,, and
shortly after this was appointed sec
rotary of the United Mine Workers
of America. becoming president of
that organization in 1899 and serv-
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10

That as one of the plans of de-
Tense adopted by Mrs. Stella De
Smell, the wife Of George De Smell.
prominent Butte architect and mem
Der Of the governors state archi-
tecturaI commission, who was ar
rested Monday on charges of po-
lygamy and larceny, will be that she
has never been married to Mr.. De
Smell is indicated from statements
made by the woman to police Of
ficials at the city Jail.
In statements to the officers, Mrs.
De Smell. apparently in the belief
that the only other marriage with
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
AUSTRIAN
TREATY IS
SIGNED
Supreme Council Gives Ru-
manians and Jugo- -Slavs
Three Days il Which to
Sign.
{ Special United Press Wire.

Paris, Sept. l0~--ln the absence Of
the elaborate details of the sitting
at Versailles, the allies made for,
NAL peace with Austria. Austrian
Chancellor Renner signed the treaty
at st. German this morning No
speeches We're made BY the Austrian
delegates and Clemenceau, repre-
seniing the allies, invited the Aus
tTians to sign in the same terse fash
ion which he employed at Versailles
before the Germans.
Besides the peace treaty, the Aus,
trians signed two engagements, one
by which they will undertake to in
dicate the allied ships lost during
the war which were sunk by the
Austrians and another one which
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jEOntjn11a1 m parn Two !
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10

WILL ENDEAv0R TO ARRIVE
AT BASIS0F settlement of
STRIKE NOW IN FIFTH WEEK

Sometime tomorrow conference will be held between the
representatives of the Metal Trades and Kelley the
ronda Mining company.
II is probable that the state executive board members from
Great Falls will be unable to be present at the conference and
The general strike committee this morning selected wo
hers to act m their places,
\n cndeavor will be made at the conference to arrive at
basis Of settlement Of the strike its fifth week
Iiree ronositons have areadN been subme ed TO The
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
CULTURE IS
CANNEDIlv
BOSTON
Mobs Storm Shops and Help
Themselves to Merchan-
disc. Harvard Students
Will Scab on Police.

Especial United Press Wire.)
Boston, Sept. 1O.--Follow-
ing riots last night in which
mobs of men. women and boys
looted scores Of shops after
practically the entire police
force struck. Order was slow
ly being restored today. There
was riOting at several widely
separtcd points this morning,
when mobs attacked volunteer
Continued from Page TwO.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
GOLFERS ON STRIKE
IN PENNSYLVANIA

Scranton, Pa, Sept 10-Fourteen
thousand employees Of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Coal COM
pany in its mines within Lackawanna
county obeyed the strike order of
their grievance committee.
They went on strike in support of
the company's miners at Archibald.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
|DEMANDF0R SPE EEDY ACTION
CAME FROM BANKERS and
Administration PAPERS
Especial United Press Wire. J

Washington Sept. lu.\ccompauied by six page report
containing sharp and bitter phrases directed to President
son the senate foreign relations committee submitted the
peace treaty o the senate Senator Lodge filed the report
which represents the majores' views
The report SAYS he demand for speedy action BY the
nee was largely the work Of tile administration and its
newspaper organs. adding the demand 'dissem-
mated by certain great banking firms having direct pecun
interest in ratification pac In criticisne
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
STEEL INDUSTRY
T AC|N { BIC
Over 1000, 900 Workers In
volved. Union Repre-
sentatives to Issue State
ment Outlining Plans.
Especial United Press Wire.

tSpeclal GnlLeu PfeSS Ware.
Washington, Sept. To- Officials
Of the steel workers have relegraphed
President Wilson that they would
wait 4S hours for him to act in ar
ranging a conference with the Unit
ed States Steel corporation before
taking final strike action.
The telegram informs the presi-
dent it will be impossible to hold the
men much longer from defending
themselves unless relief is granted"
The message was sent following
reading Of the presidents answer to
a M'evious telegram, asking him to
arrange a conference with the steel
corporation heads before today
Washington, Sept. 10.--The rep
resentatives of unions who have
members in the steel industry, an
nounced after two lengthy confer
ences yesterday. that they would is
sue a statement outlining their pO~
sition in the controversy with the
Continued on Page Two.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
SENATE PASSES BILL,

Especial United Press Wire
Washington, Sept. 10.-The SEN
ate has passed the Edge bill author
izing the organization of foreign
banking corporations under the SUI
peryision OF the federal reserve
board
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10
GREAT DAY
IN new
YORK
General Pershing, at Head
of Famous First Division,
Leads Americas "Victory
Parade"
Special United Press Wire.

New York. Sept. 10--The First
division, first in France, first in bat
tie, was first in the hearts Of it's
today. The famous unit
led by General Pershing, marched
down Fifth avenue i'll Americas S
Victory Parade" over ground hal
lowed by the blood of their fore
fathers, who gave their lives for
American liberty.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10

BULGARIAN TREATY SIGNED.
Washington, Sept. 10.--It has
been officially announced that the
Bulgarian treaty has been signed.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-10

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(Continued on Page Two.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Dnv Rheumatsmen
I'D at Deres System

Uanset hvor lenge og slemt De har vac.
ret plaget med Rheumatisme-enten Dere,
Lidelse er Gigt, Lendeverk, Stivhed, Var
ken eller Hevelse i Leddene, Smme Musk
er. eller hvilken som helst anden Form al
Rheumatisme - Do kan fnde behagelie
Lindring we'd a benytte Dr.. Whitehsll''
Rheumatic Remedy.
De;te ypperlige Legemiddei gaar dirskts
til Roden af Dere. Lidelse oe ~fjerner Aarsa'
gen. bet standser Uroen. liadrer Smerten
OF tager Hevelsen OF Stivheden I'D at Led
dene. fordi detoplsser C~rinsyren OK andre
Anejringer hurtigere. end de kan samle zig.
og setter samtidig systemet i Stand til .,
mclstaa nye Angreb.
Dr.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fremmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord for gun.
stige Resultater strekker sig over mango
Aar, og Diet har hiulpet Tusender af rheu-
natisk lidende. Dette Middel faas pas allie
Appetizer for kun SOC pr. Pakke, og ca
hter, der lider af Rheumatisme i en- ellel
snden Form, kan hurtig blive denne PLACE
kvit we'd en- kort Behandling med samme.
Sk,iv efter fri Prove i Dag.
Tho Or. Whitehall Megrimlno Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Den store o. gjentagende
EftersporgseI forsva-
rer en- earanti.

Erkjendelsen af Universal Liniments
store Fordele %forsvarer, at Fabrikanten
garanterer Resultater. Mango ufor-
iangte Vidnesbyrd og Anbefalinge1
modtages daglig paa wort Kontor. Hive,
eneste en-, som lider og som enske1
Lindring, skulde prove Universal Ii
niment. Fabrikanten anbefaler den for;
Rheumstisme, Forvridning, Rygsmer-
ter. stive Leder, stiv Make, Hoved.
pine, Nervesmerter, Knivsaar. Saar,
Ritter, Brandsaar, F'rostbyld, Moski-
rostik. Fluestik, Tandpine og Bryst-
kulde.
Prov den paa vor Risiko. Hvis den
like hjelper vii vi tilbagebetale Dem
Deres PENCE. Skriv Dag efter en- Fla
ske og indleg bare$1.00, adresseret til
Universal Remedies Company, 1913
West Superior Street, Duluth, Mimi
Reference: Bank of Commerce &
Savings, Duluth. MINI
Nsvn Bladet hvori De saa wort Avertis
sement. for at vi kan kontrollere wore Fol
8indelser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
lGn Weiitlias @ibnesbnrb. Gnitl

Gn Wejitlias @%ibncsbprb. Eoitor
81. 8al6bogel / &eno1ho, isis, fri.
Der: "SSeg pnifer at iige, at 81. Sc
ters aurifo er bpjlig ifattet ber. 81
ct / @er6eleshco forngie6e meb set
&e1nltnt, oen bebirfe6e / Dor to Mar
gomle Drenqs Gilfnlbe. Spirit poa
Moret loa 8arnet bielpelp1t i fin
Mo6ers Sfie6; bl,n bnb6e opgipet
alt @nab ON bets Selbre6elle, foroi
Qegerrc fife pioite, bpao Sc 1f11l6e
gigre / oette Eilfelbe. Det 1aa 1to
til at bore ct ~nlborligt Gilfglbe al
engel1f SDge.. Otter at Barnet HeD
,gibet @urifo, bnr BON bilt en- 1pnlig
Siltogen al &rgfter; ban bar lao at
|iige facet NIT 2ib og leger MI u6en-
for meo oe an6re 8grn og bar en-
FUND 4uler:" Gette paalt6elige urte-
mio6c( ur6laoer al6rig at giere
|goot; Oct ranmer Snoet beo Moben
- l1rmbeber / 8lo6et. Sorlang Oct
life poo Mpotefet; bet forbanoles al
ipecieIIc Mgentcr. Sfrib til Dr.
8eter SabrneD & Cons Co., 2501
8nibington 8lo6., gbicago, SSn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Strife @bllcitrcgcr.

S oc1 1c1,erc Eli er flere oanifc
SirmofiItc / T1ensborg. iaole6cs for
npIig GfiItet form "Siemmct" /
Moricgobc, Mepen operlm11rt mes
Eirrc. ltnber Onerifriiten "l1pr=
len" mcooeIer "6lcnsb1lrger Noro=
oel1t|cbe s2eitung", at mt boerligere
en- om1f SnoIfrift paa en- gjenoom
reb N6rreguaroen6er er blebe,,
opertiGrct.
ga ser for nogen Gio fiben /
Mottens Mulm og Mprfe blep faitct
M1,rlten ino giennem Mellemies.
pioF l16puIgs @inbl,er, bar enfeltg
MItpffere 1ao fr9ffffe at figte Danffer=
ne for at hope giort set Ielb. Mnn
fmn bore ipen6t paa, bboo Ser bill
blipe bittet poa for at 6Rffe ober 81
Eoite 8slleitreger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Landkiobere---Las dette!

100 Aker Farm bare 3 Mil fra Benson, Swift Co., Mimi.
100 Akers opdyrket, Resten Havn- og Sleteland. Alt kan OPP
brakkes ON sa @nskes. Bedste Slags lord.
sslge straks. Derfor den billige Pris bare $92. 50 pr. Aker,
Kontant $500, Resten paa meget rinelige Vi1kaar.
$50 Akers fineste Slags Prairie Land Norman Co., Mimi.
Dette Land lgger fadt, men er godt dranet. Hvereneste Fod
kan opbrakkes. Udmerket god lord. Paa allie Slider af Lam
Diet er der veopdyrkede Farne. Bare en- 4 Mil til godt Mar
ked, code Veje overall. Dette Stykke Land er vsrdt mindse
$50. 90 pr. Aker; men Ejeren MAA selge fdr Jul, og lader dee
ga for $50. 90 pr. AkeT $1,000 kontant, Resten paa rimelige
Vilkaar. Husk pa at en- Avlng af Flax betaler for Diet hele.
Skrv strax til Undertegnede.
HANS ALLEN, Red Wing, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Nnrpr.
st Minbesmrrfc for De frigsforliite
GdfnIf

st MinbesmGrfe for De frigsforltite
Sbfolf.
9cn norlfe Mmerifalinie bar
ifjpnfet $4,000 Str. til Sernbanc-
h1n1tneriifc l1oimpfning /
&ri1tia11ia. Man bar Denpen6t fig
It'll De ltorc @illebbuggcr @a1itob Bi=
gelan6 og onmobet bam ON at paa.
'tage fig BEN itore Spgabe. Oct ct
i8i1leobuggerens Tqnfe at lobe BET
gan1le Bitingeifib "@ofita6ifiba"
u6fgrc / @ronce / fin o~prin0elige
|Sorm % @terrelie og opltille paa
Eorbet bebet ODER Gpr6felen til ct
Minoe ON Georges fr~igsforliite g.
mpn6. ct fm1ffere Min6esmprfe
reiit paa @pens meit trafitere6c
|Torb bill man lite funne te11fe fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

1ingen / 2. 3one> fan Oct 6erimoo
neppc babe bnret &eniigten, at
berne itore &omm>nes Mfitemning
fife ifuloe reipcfteres. Gor Dam
mart forcfommer set mig i bpert
To1o 1fjebneipangert life at reipet=
tere sylensborgs Mfitemning. Com
beficn6t er Oct 1tore Slcrtal al
6%lensboros @efolfning tpiftalenoe,
men bette bar ogfaa Eilfelbct fpr
1864, og ben Gang maatte 6lens=
borg obiolut b%etegnes iom en- oanlf
.Bp. @eo Mig9oagsbolget / 1867
mpbte Sen fom tcfie11bt en6nu me>
ct G1ertal al 6an1fe @temmer.. $bis
MI Slensborg fripil(igt ilutter fig til
os, bill ri billie bette me6. 6Db @lp=
Dc, i6et ri % bar Sou til at gaa no
fra, at Slc1sborg otter pnlfer at BIZ
be en- 6anif @p, meoens Oct mo6iatte
pil6e bore TilfGl6et> bbi8 Bpens
9Iertal hop6e erflnret fig for pco<
bIibenbe Tilllutnina til In1flan6.
Gette Torbol0, ON 6lensborg fom=
mer fripilligt til os eler fife, ct
berfor al SEN 1tgr1te 8%ctpbning, noor
ri tn11fer paa Sc betpoelige politiifc
.og administrative Spgatcr, lom pcn=
ter Danmarf ne6 Tililutningcn al
ct laa betp6cligt tplftaleroe Gle
ment. Mnncftionen al 6lensbora,
Sens SS5nforporering / Do1morf moo
@orger11es ege1 Dillie pil6e oglao
bore en ifjnbneipanger 8elutning,
ente11 bi filler BET / Torbol6 til &et<
MISUNDERSTANDING eller til, bpab
Der moa betragtes font fog Bolittf
fra Donmorfs @i6e. @bis ri fer Sci
fra ct MctfnroigbeoslDnsp,tnfft, piloc
jDanmarf bobc frr11fct felipe set Nct~
fer6igbe6spriucip, font ligaer til
:Brrn6 for &rouet ON 6olfeofitem,
ninge11, og bbis ri Ter set uo fra ct
politiif Spnspunft, bil6e 0onmurt
ioerbeb babe mitet netop Set Mrg1t=
n1ent, 1om hi al @e11ipn til Tre1nti=
Sen if11lbe bobc beo at gr,noc 0icn=
foreninge1> pao bcbfom1en6c @efolf:
nings fri Eill1,tning. Sngcn Solitit
piIoe bore panifeligere at fort bare
Tren1tiocn eno at frrbe CT Mfltem=
ming og 6ercfter 1nttc 6ens Meiltltot
Itilitbc, mar bet life por til @rn11
for en- |eln."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
&intcr / Surge.

Ttnter / Nprge.
Sra Tre6rifs ltao berettes 176a
Nob.: On loa %lip6banlig &1>l6c poo
|6enne Qorstr6 1om ben ibog Fan life
erir6reS %ti6ligcre. Ser / Tre6rifss
ito6 bar Der imorges Is @r., poa
@raaerep IS og beo MpIm Sern=
bancitotion % @r. ST. 6 imorgcs.
&mfeiun6et CT t%ilfrosiet, og /
@idgeIun6ct, Ell at @fibsIeoene til
Treorifsitao, ,lao Stem imorgcs en-
|9omme tpf. uoe poa Sbaler CT
Sielsboiunbet tilfro5Iet, 1aa @nfc=
t1utplerne life fan fomme frem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa Serbia
l1e11 bleu mat almin6elige. Gomtlige
|Tierntog iaapel fra sS11olanb, fom
|uolanb bar fra | til 2 Elmer for1tns
fet> og ferit beb 1=9i6e1 mat funbs
man paa 9itbanci tationen / &riitia=
mia itGnge Bortene.
S &riitianio bor Ser mat IA Gro
Ser. Sra belle 2an6et meloes Der
|om 1treng &11l6e. $ 5olpr belle 80
Grader. Hor6poa ct oct mtloere.
- Eromsp, 20. Mob. Set brloige
|5ncfoIb bar oflte6fommet tolrige
|5frco, og l1lpffer er ollcreoe melot.
Torlebcn b1ep Ser .@peng / &iirfes.
6olen, Maolsclbe11, oberroi fet %
6rGbt al ct Gfre6, mcbens ban bar
pon Sagt. gfter 80 Monos Mrbeinc
/ ct 3pgn bleb bans Sig u6grabet al
Sncen. Son la6 / TRANCE &oor oQ
|cftcrla6cr fig @ultrlt og mo11gcppru.
Sra Signaloolen / 2p1gen mel.
bcs, at @aar6br1>ger &oogen Stills:
lien, 5iono1ncs, ligele6es CT orpb'
Ct ct 5neifre6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
CONSOLIDATED OIL.

En- sidste Anledning til Akdetegning. Underseg dsse Akder og
subscriber mems Diet er It'd. Kun ct mindre Antal Akher til Sa]gs,
Ejendom: II, 800 Acres Oieland Claiborne, La.
Oliebr0nde: "a.
Gashr0nde:.2 2.
Marked: Kontrakt ON Olen afsuuet med Standard Oh Co.,
Verdens sto1ste Olieselskab.
Selskabets Duektion bestaar at Olespeciaiser og Fonetnings-
msnd, som er mer kjendt for sin Dygtghed end for sin Rigdom.
Consolidated var Diet Diet feste Seskab, som bragte Oien frem de-
beromte Claiborne Oiefeldter og etablerede den saakaldte Wonder
fulr' Shaw No. /. hviken Brond CAV Claiborne Feldterne Berom-
melse over Natten saa at sige.
Fordeling: Standard Oil Co. har kompletert Rorledning gjen-
mem Claiborne Feldtet.
starr.
Finansiel Rapport: Gratis pa Forlangende.
Gratis Daa FOrlan gende: "Hvad Bankerne tjener pa Pub
lkums PENCE"
Gratis paa Forlangende: Statstik over Boston Be1sen.
Aktirr teg nede for Udgangen at indeverede Manned
bogf6res for Uddeling samme NAMED.
K. GYLLlNG & co.
(Etableret 1919
1914 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Over 8 Aar iForretnl"g pa Ovenstaaenee Sted.
Paa Grund at det begrxnsede Antal Akter, som endnu hndes til
Salgs ser vi os nodsaget til at forbehode IS Retten til at underkjende
Subskrpuonen og tlbagesende Pengene for Diet Tihslde, at Oyerteg-
ming af Aktiene hr fundet StedI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Sber Ntlantergabet meb fun ct
Sfrreblab.

wv <"A"uN@S%p"oS% WV wv ~
Sfrneblao.
gn FABIAN Gejla6s er fbrnplig
pralteret al en- norif Camper paa
5000 8r. Sons og me6 1000 $50
paa &ejie fra Baltimore til Bergen.
"Siosifrift for MaifinbGie len" be-
rctter berom: Sort eftcr mcjiens
8egpnbelie merfeoes ct Ste6, og en-
l1noeriegelie piite, at Oct enc Sfr1te-
Blob bar gaaet of. Nogle Dage f.
mere begpn6te Maifinen at Lobe bur-
tigere run6t, og oct bite fig, at &c
to andre Blade bar fal6et of. Otter
afhol6t Gfibsrao6 bleb MI Sur Ell
me6 fun ct S%fr1ebla6 fat pao M5os
rerne; men ba set pilte fig, at Tor,
bolocs oppe paa S &11ob, fortiat1
ten me6 SO Gmbreininger fl1nbe
man tro6s 5torm % bgi. go Mejier1
og anfom efter % Sage alt bel til
Bergen. Set t;cner 1rrlig Mo}fin=
terlonalet til 9Gre, at &ej1en forlph
bel6igt.
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"udvaIg al
verdensIiteraturen."
Ale Boyer er af samme Foama,
412x6A", elegant indbundne
med Titelen trykt ! Guild.

AN ~ O~S
Pris pr. Bind, SOC.
Barr, Robert: En- livl1g Dame
- Unge Lord Stranleigh.
Benneche, Olaf: Marie Louis
keventlow.
Birmingham, Geo. A.: Spanish.
Dukater.
Bordeaux, Henry: Fedrene:
lord.
Chesterton, G. K: Fader Brown
Doyle, A. Conan: Hunden frs
Baskerville.
Fletcher, ]. S.: Mysteriet
Middle Temple.
Flower, Newman: Den rgd.
Host.
Glyn. Elinor: Hvad var Grunder
Hallon, Joseph: Ghettoens Dron
ming.
Hay. Ian: Lady Cars Egteskas
Kitchens, Robert: Spahien.
Kipling, Rudyard: I Dronnir
gems Kler.
Paa de store Banker.
Meadows. Alice Maud: Ut r.
Market.
Ohnet. George: bod over Bons
parte.
- Ternverkseierep.
Parker. Gilbert: Den Fremm>d,
See1iger. Eward Gerh.: Million
TWEEN Peter Vo~.
Sidvick. Cecily: Cynthias Even
Skowronnek. Rich: Jegerbats;
ionen
Stacpoole. n. de We're: De blod
rode Aza1ear.
Stevenson. R. L.: Snappet 90.
OF Lord Osborne: Vrake+.
Hemme1ighet.
S+ra++or-Porter: Lvkkef;@ren,,
Sudermann. Hermann: Den IRA.
Dame.
,Viller. Fredrik: Gamle Erik
Diamant
Warren. F1orenre: Lyset tr,
OVERSIZE Etage.
White, Graham. & Harper. Hin,
ry: Luftseilerens Skat.
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72o-722 So Fourth st.
MinneaooliA lnH
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8pitbn1itrcife ! @abersleb.

Ga. 80 &oitbube % @eleroepoit'
.b,,oc / @o6crslep @p % 2an6biltrift
bar SEN Is. Nob. ncblagt Mrbej6et
Sc bopoe IA Gage forinben forlangt
here's 9aglpn forbdict til is Scarf.
Ser inolpb fra Berlin Meo6clelle
ON, at ser bar bepilgct Sc gifte 81,'
Sc ct Moonebstillrg poa 80 Marf.
@crpoo bar 811benc ne6lagt Mrbeis
set. MI @"rcpombnring / 6obersleu
8p og 2onooiltrift blep inoitillet.
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Bpnbernes Ynnf / Stabanger.

"5pfortstioen6e" inoebol0er fgi-
genbe Notis: Otter bpab ri erfarer,
iii SEN beb1,6eoc SiIial al Bgn6er-
neg 8anf / 6en nermeite Sremtio
blibe aobnet / 6tapanger. Man ifa1
babe De 2ofaler / Gellesfjbbets
@aoro, bbor tioligere ben engellfc
|2egation bar reii6eret. Snbbo bar
man figbt at ben lifDi6ereoe @eit.
lan6fe 8anfierforretning. Sen bel.
|fjenbte Committeeman 81. 8. Ger.
sal ifal nnre u6fet til at birfc 1om
IiIialens Direftgr.
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"&pluSSemu,"

Dircftpr Ole Ol1en bar fbbt oct
ltorc Torlpitelies. % @eitmnrations-
etablis ]encut "&olosieum" / 6lens'
borg. 6or Gi6en ombpgges bet, %
set ifoI in6rcttes boabe iom Gaia.
rcttcotcr og 8iograf meo Eloolcr
til 1000 Memelfer. Get paotontcs
oesuocn / @tablisiemcntets &aoe at
opfpre ct $otel.
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Qnftrnterne.

Sci norfe 2uftreoeri bar inbgipei
Nn6rogenoe til Megieringen ON e1
Gilif1,b at 100000 Ser. for at Bill.
be iitano til at etoblere %regelmesiiq
Gpbning mellcm &r;1tianin og eta:
barger og pou &11ten &%riltiania--
@eteborgT &iebenbapn. Ser jfo1 an
benoes Slppeboa6e; man regner meb
gic1ncminitlig 3 Basiagerer pr. Sur
90 2 a 800 Sig. Soft.
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Atterdag
College,
SuinauB,
Santa Sorbaro &c..
California.

er en- STOLE for unge oann'anerifanife Meno oe apinoer. ;
l1noerpisnias be a%tminoeliee Sfohfae poa Can't og gngelft
airfebi1torie, gibelflasie, oagige Sore6rag, Weuif, Soanoorbeioe,
9%nnoelsfoe.
$ @olponq er Der ct berligt alin1a on Binteren, og Dmegnen
er meget inruf. 8ennt 2%eliebeoen til ct @foleopboIo Sorbinoele
rmb en- sfeie til @effpdtenl gsg 8effeb ON bilige 9funerejfa-
bIletter paa nermcHe ssernbanefontorl Sfrip efter 9folens Sota.
Ioel sfoleaaret barer fra lite Nouermber 1919 til 10. STARTS 1920
9cnebiet gtoroentoh, 5oritanoer.
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Moriuan 6pmle ! Qpn6pn.

3onitit,erenbe @eneroIforiamling
/ Mortpop !@ou1e lfuI6c 81. Neop. a.
boIbes / 2oloon. Ser er tegnct
1854 Mftier a 100 $50. 5terl., OF
Der ct bibti( inobetalt til Sellfabet
1850 9unb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Is code, l. Klasses Farme til Salg for SIS

til $135 pr Acre. DBse Farme la SEES for at paakgnnes, allie indenfer
2 til IS Mil fra den forernde By St. Cloud, MINI. Bedste V1kaa1
tlstaas. Kom og ST paa dem! Verden at disc Farme vii ga mere op
de naae 6 Maanedcr, end De kan tjene de neste 10 Aar. HvorFos
arbejde for andre, a De kan arbejde for Dem sdv? Ke6 ~ os
tn sdv denne VerdJorSgelu.
Stearns County Loan & Investment Co, 81. Cloud, Mimi.
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Farm Bargains i Luck, Wis.

stot, 5o-aarigt dansk Settlement. bette e. ct udmerket Kv@s-
og MejTidistr1kt med fortnnhg Mas- og KldverhSst og r1ge, tra-
bevoksede Gresgange; talrige sser. lutherske Kirker; skoler; Meje-
rter; Teefoner; code Vje og velstaaende Dyer langs Soo-Banen;
midtvejs mehem St. Paul og Duluth. For n@rmere oplysninger skr1,
County, Wis.
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En- sVenSk BarberkniV
som

v!har ct begrenset Lager afJ ernfabrikens
i Eskilstuna erpnte Barberk niye. Send
tre Dollars i PostanvieninR Ellie r { heck OF
vi sender pr. ~ongaaende en- elegant Bar
berkniv. SON i Butikerne ej kunde kjetes
o' scandal SUPPLY co..
SO Broad Street BOSTON,, MASS.