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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

|blipe forelagt 2egislatl,ren, er 60
ben ON Sprettelien al uganf Of
|Nortb 9afota" meo Ell anpitnl AT
p Millioner Collars ti~lpejcbragt
|beo Galg af 5tatsoblieationer.
|Sfplge 2obens @eltemmeller 1naa
allie Benge, Der bgrer set offentlige
It'll, 6eponeres / Statsbanfe11 inoclt
tire Maa11eber efter 2opcns Scotia
|gelie. D6erlig tire Maaneoers @e1l-
ftano fan gipes al Snouitrifommis-
fionen / ipecielle Eilfalbe. Banf=
loben, iaabel iom ct 2opforilag ON
sSSllouitrifommisiion, er e1itelnmig
blepet goofien0t of Monpartiia11
|2eagl,es Caucus, bpi1fet meb on6re
|Orb og1ao betpocr, at Sc bliber beo=
|taget al 2egsloturen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
@innpBntaG
Unrupn1uarr.

Ser bar beret 1naoan EFT 0ber=
flo6 al goo~ 8raa16iel / Minneiota
at inge11 bnr bru6t ltg bi6ere ONT De
tore Egrbemoier, at bbilfe State11
.beit66er 1tbDre GtrGfninger. N11 bor
,State Ml,6itor Erel1s bapt 6is1e 500
fer %lnoeripgte at Soft, Der for1taar
fig poa ben @lags, og De rapporte=
rer, at Der Iigger for 90 8illioner
Collars Serb / Moierne og benter
pan at bltbe %benDttet. Set biz 6og
bore neobenbigt at foretage itore
neutrality-suspicious., fsr oer11e Mig<
Dom fan fom1ne til sl%npen6elje, loa
ban foreilaar, at bnis set ifuI0e fni.
be me6 at finbe MrbejSe for ollc,
|efter at 5pl6oterne fon1n1er tilbage
fra S9relt, 1aa fl,noe Staten lptte
|3uiinoer of Mano / Mrbei6c mes at
|ofpan6e Mderne.
@aor Molerne ct tgrlagtc, fan
|S6rNiorben ioo beDon6les mes 500
|ifineri, at Set baor6e Mbei6e me6 at
lfiere Sprp belt lt116goaes. Ser ct
ire forifjellige Metbo6er, ser mi an=
pe1Des. Ser CT Molfi11elte6e Egrp,
Der er faitere og bar 1terre @arme-
ebne enc 6e ba%an6lfaarne. 5aa Ell
Der 8rifetteterb, / bpilfe E6rben trpf'
fes iammen / imaa baarbe &1,g1er,
Der bor neiten famine Gpngoe og
Narmeebne iom &11I. Gnoelig er ser
p1tlberiiere6e 3prp, ser fan bruges
u116er COMPTROLLER eller G1nelte.
obne 1rnoer itprH 2nfttrpf, men iom
unber &c rette 5orbo1b ct ct al oe
|beoite Brandlelsmaterialer, Ser fi11-
|6es. Sbrbene tan ogfaa brp11oeg til
|GrGfrI e1ler Scots, % / 6enne Sorm
|beiiober Sc Ell 11bDre Barmeepne, Ser
|giGr Dem at,benoelige beo 5meltning
af Ser1terts. @eo grmrrbingen al Bis
lie Srgfl,1 frembringes en- uomarfet
Gas, Der tan benpttcs babe for Be<
lDSning og ON 8renoieI.
S De ienere aar bar fIere ifanoi-
11apiife 6art1ere / Dititatert1e benDt=
tet Sprpemoier1,e til GrernitilIing al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
aejicr @il9elm % 2aumarf.

.Gllo berer, bpoo &eriferelt ipurger
bet tier, iom CT ipigefulot iagt.
Nor 6a6er bar ban % &arger,
ban traaote me6 Soragt
poo alt, bba6 ri elifer og berger.
.9og bar ban ielb ,t1tber @agt.
gorbltnore6 bar talt mcb Martll1cn0e
.og Spjcne raaber til @1tlene::
"@m bar mi1tet lin Magt!"
Web 5ter bar ban itrget Dor Sape.
It'll rp1ter oel1s Sor6. fig FIJI,
-og &ruaerS % Ses1enS @rabe
fal6er paa @nl,pas Bi,
iaa Set btres fra Spglm % Gfrabe
til S1tpre6pb og eli.
2igbGrerne ltanier nncb 8aarer11e,
mems @perne ipnger til @uaroene:
~Sor ErG16oms Sis ct forbi!"
% o1[c oe li61t benforne,
Set b1ttone bar Dor Sag
og / Mprfet pe6 D1er o9 Marne
iaa bort 1tipnlige 6log,
SC bDifer beo Dbcr 1in 9lr11e:
r5orgel> bar bapt lin 9ugl"
9e Hague bleb oe %lejrenoc.
Gp itoo 9p0ningelejreue
og hog bans &rone / @pag.
90 CT ser @ierter, iom leber
/ Sortpipleliens Ero6s
cfter 2ib poa 6e ligfp16te &e6er,
f)bor mi fun @ienfnr0 Haas =
@pr @ltffet: u@i 6poe for Gocr,
S tan bel leDe tor oSl"
8grn 1eger n1e6 6engielsnpglcrne,
og @reslet gror ODER 9gilerne,
iom fol6t mc6 ben fal6ne Solos.
.'@on falot, Dor alogamle &a6er,
og ser bleb 2ps, ga ban fol6t.
81 Jet, bpob ban e%fter1a6er
al 5fpgger og .Gfoar oberolt =
met, tafffr &etfecoigbeos Sober
% mi11oes, bbab 0fret eio1ot.
Nn gipl6er set @ienopbpggerne.
Sc tor life Fjalpe for 9fp9gernc.
Soroen be11ter tit @olt.
@ulbe1nar Mprhon / v&phenbnhn" y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
TO THE NEW E A
BY ]. A. Peehl

Hail thee, dawn of New Years
morning!
One more year has fled
Praised, lamented and unfinished,
Silent 'mongst the dead.
Yonder from the Alpine towers
Wrapped in purple blue
Looming in the dim horizon
Peeps to us anew.
Welcomed art thou from thy cradle
Happy newborn year!
In Aurora's purple chariot
See we thee appear.
Morning mists about thee 1inger,
Dawn in eastern cast,
Solve for us the mystic riddle
Left us by the past.
Hail thee, dawn of New Years
morning!
Time and years evolve
Centuries have fled and left US
Problems yet to solve.
] Bring to earth's decadent races
{ Amnesty and might;
SLet in brotherhood all nations f.
! Walk in newborn light.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

Molle Grnpringsipprgsmoalet-
tpilfet bi ifal babe 2eiligbeo til al.
bebiie> if1ben hi afllntter be1,ne Mrti.
feIlerie.
S ben ef~teritaae,1oe aabel bor III:
tabltleref Sc fleite al pore 6%naIiats
2ebneoSmibler % bar opfert bper
at 6sie UNDER BEN @obeogruph
bbortil oct / Belge al lin femiH
Communicating nermeit mao ben,
regnes, nngtet bet ogfaa fan iu6e-
boloe femiife gle,nenter b%enberenbe
til Ell eller flere al Sc andre Gjrr,a=
per. Sadle6es i%noeboloer +. ST.
[Sbeoc omtrent 20 psf. @ulbpora
ter, - psf @ggebbioetoffer og 2
|pGt. SeoHtoffer; men So Sens langt
oberbejenbe 8e%ltor06ele ct aulbp.
|orater, bar hi liltet be11 u1,6er 6eune
@ruppe. 6bor ct Spoemi6oel Der
tr1oo n1oeboloer cit %betb6elig og nj,
|genlunoe ligelig Meng6e al oe Gle
mer1ter, Der finoes / to eller flere
5obeogrnpper: bar Ri liitet Sen I'M
Der ianltlige oisie @rupper. 9ette
er Ioale6es 8ilfploet me6 Sen lille
~peonrt", Der %in6eboloer 20 pgt.
Seohtoffer, 20 psf, Observation-Disclosures
og 10 psf. <lbp6roter, og Tom
oerfor ct opfsrt timber one tire So
b%e6grl1pper:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
9pbsfalb.

Sra Ga Hlota, Mo., lfripcs:
Mnlla &ragb Senicn hcp falot
biem til Dor bimmelite Sooer Sen 1.
SSanllar 1919 og begropeoes Sen 6.
.SSa11ltar pao Mt. Reit &irfegaars
peo Ga Nlatn. Mf0eoe, ser blep goot
IS Mar gommeI, bar feot 8pf
peo Saoersleb, Sgnoeripllono.
GbriItian SenIen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
Banmark ny 6lrsuig.

&riger1s l1bfalo bill ior 0ommarfs
Nebfommenoe blipe:
st NIT 9onmarf, ct mere 9fono=
miIf 9anmarf, ct mere 1iberalt Sat-
mari, ct mere notionolt 9anmorf.
Sor fire og ct balpt gar / 5fDg-
gen al 8reusi len % til Gi0er mpr=
fenoe sets Mbr, ltaoig frpgtenoe,
at ben moa1fe piloe blibe Sen neltc
lille Nation plpnoret % e6elogt, bar
bibragt 9onmarf cit M Sffottellc
of 9emofrati. Men ingeu ba1tia
Gornn6ring fan imp6eIes / 9on-
mari.
Sen rationale 5temnine / 9an-
mart Ell enonu ble1oet al Eplflanos
fuIbltgn6ige Gamrnetbrl1b. Mon Tan
n91ten life f%or1toa, at Sen engang
fan mngtige &ejier er fal6en. Man
CT beo at mere set fer1te, ipage
Saab, at oe11 prel1siiife &lo for lte6ie
er afflippet.
Gaaleoes blep Du11nnarf ppfattet
at Be nDlig %beipgc1oe 6anffe 3resie-
memo. Dnnmarf, 11otalte oe, er Die
bet antpnot al ben amerifanife
Mar1o: Set ler til Mn1erifa oa 8rr=
fioent @ilion for &aao og @iplp |
2%6sninger1 at Spprgsmaalet for ct
ferre 9onmarf.
Mebens Spgrgs1naalet ONT Sles=
big er set fremberifenoe / Danifer=
.Ieg 5inb for Giben, bill man 1e me.
act Iibt ON set i ben oonife 8resle,
% bgre meget fist ONT Set / BEN oan=
ne Migsoag," n6talte Mn6ers &igen
tiI ,Minnedpolis SSournal" / ct len
gere SS11terpiep, iom .fin6es 8la=
bets, 1ibIte 5et6agsnltmer. ST.. 81.
ssNiiqen er aniot peb BET f%rifotierba=
hDe Organ u8er1ingife Sioen6e1
ajgbenbobn. uSelpfelgelig, meo ocu
preuslife gfref f%iernett funoe ri
faIe brit og ifripe mnngt % meget,
men ii er BOTTLE op til at betragte
ben Tespigife 5ag ION ct luffei
M1tn0ibbrasmauI. Sg @noen pno
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
Bann,arka Knlimpnrt.

9en ameritnnifc &an0elsattacbe /
&jpbenbnon bar nplia ienbt Sen fpl.
genoe Rapport til @albiugton:
Sor ct 9ar iiben leuote jeg eli
Weo6elelle ON Observation-Disclosures,
i forfielltge 2anoe. Gpergsmoalet
ON @ren6iel bar ollere6e Sen Gang
al ubpre @iatigbeb for 0armorf, lno
bel Tom for Sc ol16re nel1trale 2m=
Sc, ga alt tb6eoe paa, at set biIoe
.blipe mere % mere parifeliat at fan
Ser / Gamnarf lpites Gpprgs-
maalet Bog ganlfe tilfre6sitillenoe.
:taffet bore 2an0ets .Sfope og SIR
og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
neS bel organilerebe Mrbeioe. "a,
,pe0 8egDn6elien al Set fen1te &rigs=
oar CT set ber6 igien at betragte set
te Spergsmaal, iinr So boo6e Mr-
bcj6sforbolo % politiife Sorbolo /
&c flllpro6ueere1be 2nnbc life 1iper
npget ltraalenoe @oub ON cit 111orli3
&1,lforiD11ing.
S g11gla1ro u0talte ct al @lobene
/ 9eptember, at &1,lipprasmaalet
bar meget alborligt for 2on6et ielp,
og / 8egDnoelien al 0ftober iagoe
Sen cngelifc &1,lfontro1lpru at ielo
ON Sreoen mart pi16e in6trnbe, bill
oe Set bog life bringe nogen 2psni1g
poa &u1ipergsmaolet. @nglano bar
fltn &al nof fra Gag til Sag, Ga Sc
maa forip11e 6eres Mllicreoe mes ito
re 8eboIonira6er. Tranfrie brl,aer
iaale6es 6 Millioner Sons mere ems
fpr &rigen, og $to1iens &rap CT og=
lau meget ltprre en0 fer. Golntibi !
prool1cercr england Iongt mi,16rc
SILL e116 fir &rigen.
Seller life fra Spiflan6 fan Cant
mart bente &atl, ga bao6e g(rbei6s>
f%orboloenc pg Manael pan Sernbone=
bogne far ms frGr1fct Gfsportcn me-
get betD6eligt.
Ser CT berfor life mege1t lloltgt
til, at &1tlprilerr1e / 9anmarf bill
Sole. 6ragten paa &1tl fra eng
lar6 til Morge bar fornplig ne6iot
fra 90 Gollors til 6 Collars 70
Gents pr. Son, men noget lignen6r
fan ei penteS / 9onmorf. Sor Eiben
fofter Dompfl1I for @fsport 80 @r.
pr. Ton Nemca1tle, 6ertil mao leg
ges " ST. / 6ragt og IA ST.
5algsomfoltninger, 1ao at &ulIene
TIT = cit gros = fo1ter ITO SIR. el=
Ter As Collars Sc Gents BIT. Son !
9nnnorf.
9anmarf bor forIi6en Sill nof for
.be nplte "a Mao11eoer, men us
itgten til, at &11Gimporten fra Epif=
:lano belt nil ltanle> gjpr @ulipprgs=
maolct meget alporliat for Danmarf,
lelp ONT EN- inorlig. Sre6 fo,1 pe11tes
at bringe cit foreget Smport al <l
fra gnglm16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

ct u0marfet @iponingsmiooel. 1pr-
peioro ~il1oeboloer Ell Mengoe glitro-
Gel, % set CT ntllIigt as femiif Sci
at notrGffe 6elne rigc Hlantefpbe.
Set CT mango on6re Waaoer, at
Terpeioroen for rbnptteS: til Strg,
ellie, Sniulcrina, Acknowledgements
.riale, etc. Set ,%a1lernpeite er ben |
Darmarf nplig opf1,no1te Metbooe,
.bporpeb 8lantefibrene i Eerben no.
titles % pabes til sri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

.6re0sfonfcrenccn. 90 81 fan ale
pGre fprpiSiet ON, at bbem ber iaa
enc b1iper bens @ogtcre, bltper aa=
nalen | Sremtioen en- International
Spnej, % life blot en- tpif aonal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
GuugtuntnpaarhRJnrt

S%cg1slatur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sc noropeltlige 5toter begp116te opcr
|6cle 2inie1 i fiolte- llge. Minnelo>
to 2egislat11r lamletes til lit far1te
Mp6e 2ifs6ag Sen 7. So1tltar. SO.
S. Molan blcp pa1gt til 9peofer al
@lulet. Nonpartilo t 2eog,1es Ste
prulenta11ter bob0c 6creS cge11 Ste
tre1e11tont lom Gpeafcr=&on6i6ot
@llDerl1pr 8l1rnquiit forelag0e tit
9uoIfa6 orn Snsoogcn. San uo<
to1tc Zig / Tabgr at Mfifaffelle al
ben. 1tportilfe 2egislatur 5om11re11-
lGtning og ipreoe fpr S%,rbf6relicn al
Eortibetegneli en- igicr. SON pr,ife=
Sc ogiao cit Spran6rina / ber mt
pGren6e 8rimarpalglop. Mnbefqle-
Sc, at flrll Set e1lgel1fe 5prog hleb
tilloot TOM Observation-Disclosures /
Gtate1s Sfplcr, ligelom bon huo=
hebe at ic pe6toget cit Mnoroni1ng>
Ser forbpoer Trenbisl1i11g al So
c;aliiternes rMeoe 6log". Set Stag
bprtc finn bjelnme / M11slono, 116+
taltc ban. San onbcfale0c ogloo, at
Stater poeoe er liberal @jGlp til
Sc b%ron6li6te / 9forb Minr1el ota.
6b6 0ofotas 2egislot11r lamleoes
ligclebes til lit fprite Mgoe Girs6ag
6en Use Son1,ar. c9cipis @enIon al
Moobp bleb DoIgt til Gpeofer / SUI
let. @l1per11pr Morbecf oplp1te iii
@1,oifab beo cit Snllesies1ion at
@1tiet og Senatet. San 1t0to1te Jig
ierlig ONT 2ongipning til &ielp for
aanobruget. 2obgipni1gsarbejoet
bar / Sc isrite Gage nernreit proc
get al PATRIOTIC 9temninger.
Mo1ttana 2egis1ot1tr bolot lit
Mabnirnsmpbe Girsbog Sen 7be
Son11or. gbmoros al @oiebub 60.
bleb polgt til ge11atets Ernlibcnt.
Nor0 9afota 2%egis1ntur begpnote
Eirs6ag Sen Z. Son1,or. 81 tiger
Del neppe for meget, 11aar hi i%friper,
at ingen al Sorb1tno1tatcrnes 2egis=
laturer bill ti1trGffe fig 1ao mcgel1
Spmerfiombe6 iom Mprb DofotaS
9cgislot1tr / 6erne Samling. Sea-
%|tipnal 1Honpartiio1s &eprni entonter
er / operbeien6e 6lertaI / begge Sc
giSlatl1rens &on1re. Oppolitioner
CT life iitan6 til at forbinbrc Ell
Sous Seotagelie; alt, Dpa6 Sc Fan
gjore1 er at forlu1tge 9isf1ts1ionen
% M%fltemningen.
3. 8. Stair qf @ottinemt County
blcp al M%pnportiia1 Me6lemmerl1e
1tbpegct til @ltiets 9peafer. 5ta-
tens gmbe6sn1p1b h1cp irbiat beo
let Tplleslngbe al genatet og @uiet
ON 0rs6ogen. Miis Min1ie Nel-
ion, ser blep inoiat Tom Sfoleoi-
reftor, er Ben fprite @btnoe i Mprb
9afota, Der %in6ebaber ct 5tatsz
embeoe.
Glbernpr Sra5ier opfuite fit 81to=
ifub, Der iarlig ber6rte Monpartiian
2eag1,es Brogram for Itatsejeoe So
%retaaen6er. San attbefa1ebe, at Der
bleb neoiat Ell SS1tollitrifommisiion
Der lfol foreitaa alle ilrb1itrielle So
%retager6er, Der bill b1ipe ipprfiot
LAT Staten. 9an bar | Sabgr al
itatsejeoe elfpatorer, Melme1ler,
MarfebsbureatL 2ignite Blant na.
al,ore girfiombeoer iom mao att=
|taaes gapnlige.
ct al Sc piatigite Sorilag, Der pil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
saser affco.

9aftor Ser. Mn6erien, 8relf peo
Ben oonlfe Strife / @ifop, Minn.,
ifglae uaifob Nmerican"
be6 @a1ostjeneiten forrige 5gnbaa,
at bon piIoe inblagae fin Mnlegnins
ON Mfifc6, Ser ifl1lbe trG5e | 4roft
fra L. Stunt s. 81. goitor gn6erfen
og Somilie agter at tage blipenoe
/ 8artn1arf.
Sfrib efftter 0rbpeturnr1er al bette
Rlno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

All advertising in this paper is
handled by the c. Rasmussen Co,
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

We'd lytninger bedes saavel: den
xamle som nye Adresse opslvet SAINT
Gllige Bladets Navn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17

Entered at thejPost Office at st. Paul,
Mimi. as second class mail matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
&i9e paa
Wdneralife Salte:

Sil beore Jorltoaelie al Mapnene
pao Sc fire 9obeogrl1pper CT Set bel
at lGgge Mrrfe til folger0e:
&ulbp0rater mel1er egertlig Sui
ltof i 6orMnoelie me0 @ono; men /
Dor classification omfatter Napnet
laaoon11e @eitonooeIe lpm Gtipelie,
Suffer, GelluIole og gan0.
Mlc Te6tltoffcr in6ebolaer Gle
me11terne a111itof 8rint % SIT.
6eotitof opltaar pe6 EFT 6orbinoelie
mellem Sebtipre og @lpcerin og to-
ger Nabn efter Sen Spre, Ser frem-
bringer 9annelien.
9gggebbi0e 1toffer CT @ruppebe-
nebnelien for alle Spoemioler, Der
|in6ebolber apnlitof / 1aa6anne Sor-
.'bn6elier, at set Fan oslimileres at
ben mennelfeltge Srgonisme. Sill
bp0rater og Geotitoffer ct 6erimoo
,fbGl1toffri.
Mineral jfe Ga1te er Moonet poa
biberle fen1ilfe @eitono6ele, SET fin
6es / 8Io6et og / 2egemets Gefle,
Ibeb; men berof fplger life, at Sc lfal
'tilfprcs 5Mterlet / Sorrn AT Mine=
I%rolier. Mne notnrlige Nerings-
mi6ler, bnooe al Sla1te- % 9preri-
get, %in6e1ol6er minera1lf e Gulte, eg
Oct er al. oe1 aller itprite Gigtigbeo,
'at ri benptter 6isle Neringsrnicler /
|tilitreffelig MGngoe. 6iernes Bis
|fe Naringsmoler fra Dor oaglige
.9int, unbermineres Dor Sunohco--
1om bi ifol lie i1aoenoe BepiIer paa
Il en- lenere Mrtifel..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
LIEUT.. JACOBSON ESTAB.
LISHES AIR SERVICE
Noted Minot Aviator is Hauling Pas
sengess on Sight Seeing Tour in
Vicinity of Min0t Each Evening.

If you have ten or fifteen dollars
and the nerve-yo6 may enjoy ride
above the clouds up over Minot any
evening during the ensuing week. That
is you may, providing you are at the
hangar promptly and no one else who
has put in his reservation for ride
is ahead of you.
DR.. and Mrs. Harris NJ. Erenfeld
were the passengers Sunday evening.
George Marsh, Miss Lizzie Murray
and the two johnson brothers were
the passengers Monday evening.
Lieut.. jacobson charges dollar a
minute and the passengers all say
they got their moneys worth. A large
number of Minot people have watch
ed the flights with interest. Mr.. ia
cobson, in addition to giving them al
straight-away ride, loops the loop,
does the tail spin, the spiral glide and
the various other stunts that have
won him fame.
George Marsh, in speaking of his
ride, said to an Independent represen-
tative:
would not have missed the ride for
anything. One scarcely realizes at
first that he is riding in the air as the
machine dips from one side to the
OCner. IL gives one Cne SENSATION OF
riding in smoothly running train
We got perhaps 1900 feet above the
city and Minot sure looks pretty nes-
tied down in the Mouse valley. OF
course, everything below looks small.
The cemetery looks like one could en-
circle it with his arms and the mon
uments appear like small white specks.
used to think that we had some trees
growing along the Mouse river, but !;
when one is up in an airplane, the |
trees look like a narrow green fringe
and the Mouse river, as it curves and
winds it's weary way appears like a |
pencil mark. I was not afraid when
we looped the loop. AS we went over,
there did not seem to be the least
danger of falling out, as we were fore
ed against the seats Of the plane. The
tail spin gives one queer sensation,
somewhat like going down an ele-
vator rapidly"
Lieut.. jacobson has notified Wolf
Point. Mont, that he is now ready to
give his flights and announcement of
the date will be made soon. He will
fly in his plane from Minot to Wolf
Point His machine is working per-
fectly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
ROBINSON SATISFIED
WITH NEW GRAIN BILL
Minot Elevator Man Says That When
1t is Fully Understood, Grain Buy
ers and Farmers Will Like 1t.

Regarding a piece appearing in the
Grand Forks Herald Of July 26th, and
in the Minot Daily News of the 18th
with reference to a notice sent out by
Attorney General LANCER stating he
had instructed all the States Attorneys
to throw any grain dealer in jail not
complying with Senate Bill No. IA
pertaining to grades, dockage, etc,
also who did not comply with the rules
formulated:
hardly think that Mr.. LANCER
means to insinuate that every grain
dealer in the state is wrong. I am a
member of the Grain Dealers Union
which is an Independent grainmen,s
union made up of cooperative and
farmers elevators and Independent
elevators. We held meeting at Far
go June Goth, 21st and 22nd. We had
a half day session at the Agricultural
College with DR.. Ladd, Chief Inspect
or, and Mr.. McGovern, Deputy Inspec-
tor. We went over these instructions
SO as to familiarize ourselves with the
law and to find out how to work it. At
this meeting DR.. Ladd told us if we
would try and comply with this law
and try to work it out, that if after
we had given it thorough trial and
found that it was not workable, then
he would make such rules as would
be workable. Our convention thought
this was very fair. We then adjourn
| ed to our convention hall and took the
matter up further, and it was the
sense Of the meeting that the law and
the rules were both fair to the farm
er and also to the elevator interests.
/ personally then made motion that
it be the sense of the Grain Dealers
Union that the rules and instructions
+: given us by the Chief Inspector be ap-
proved, which was carried unanimous
~.
think every man at that meeting
went home with the idea of following
out the instructions and obeying the
law and am satisfied that the law is
workable. There has been lot of
criticism Of this law, but think lot
of it is by people who do not UNDER
stand it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
NINE NORTH DAKOTA
CITIES TO PROFIT BY SAL
WALTON ARMY CAMPAIGN

Nine cities of North Dakota will be
directly benefited by the Salvation
Army Home Service campaign now
going forward nationally and which
will reach it's intensive state in North
Dakota September % to 20.
The cities which are to have perma-
nent building equipment are: Grand
Forks, Bismarck, Devils Lake, Dickin-
son, Fargo, Jamestown, Ninot, Valley
City and Williston. In practically
every instance the allotment Of the
city which is to be beneficiary Of the
campaign in the way Of building is
proportionately large.
The campaign is distinctly Home
Service one, and the money raised will
be used effectively for home work. The
national quota is set at $4,000, 900.
The Elks all over the country are
backing the project ard have enthus..
iastically promised theR support and
cooperation.
Hoaoe Yhg.
Two ''honor flags" are promised to
the township IN each state which first
reaches It's apportioned quota. One Of
these flags will be given to the chair
man Of the township and one to the
township itself. The hrst county to
70 over the top is also TO receive q
flag, % well as the district and Elks
lodge In the district. In addition, the
township, county, district, and Elks
lodge having the largest oversubscrip-
ton will be presented with the 'shon-
or flag" ssi! t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE-Two teams Of young
horses. Young man, il you want 70
buy . team TO 20 threShing with,
zee D. w. King, brady, N. D. Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
THE FRANK w. YOUNCMAN LAND co.
Is First Street Southwest, Minot, N. D.

FRANK W. YOUNGMAN LAND CoMPANYs AID NO. -
There going be quite lot of land sold this fall from the
present Indications We have sold several important tracts
permitted to mention and guarantee
Of almost any Of land that is listed at fair value
We not offering any special deal in land but what
anxious now you list your land with regular
way giving until the list Of November Then guarantee
sale at the price and will not bubble the terms We
will able you all spot cash. We do not whose land
have the exclusive right to sell it and will do
business you and dispose Of it, want to SELL
We your business and if want to sell land
can We going to be mighty busy the next
ninety days. list your farms with SEE THE FRANK W.
YOUNGNIAN LAND COMPANY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-12-11

January is the month in which most
women consider their own and their
familys need in undergarments, and
this particular duty is not so simple
now as il used to be. Two months
earlier designers, manufacturers and
importers must assemble undertakings
for women who leave for the South
ms soon as the holidays are over, and
this cXGcting clientele sets the pace in
the development of new ideas-and
IN extravaganza. This year, be L
known. all-white underwear appears
10 he their choice, and it will therefore
play the leading role, as in times long
past. in the dainty drama Of under
muHlins.
But all-white undertakings will not
hold the center of the stage all the
time. Negligees have grown more pic
tureSqlle and colOrful, more varied in
style than ever, and the newest fad
calls for hose, slippers, cap and I'M
dcrweAr to match them; the match
ing involves usually two cOlOrs, so
there is no mOnOtOny. A house party,
assembled for the morning coffee, Is
quite likely to rival the evening party,
In gay and pretty dressing, and to
prove more interesting, since one can
venture little way toward the BIZ
Zurre in the morning and at home.
Crepe de chine wash silk and satin
and batiste in white and pale pink fur
GiSh the materials for nearly all I'M