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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
SUGAR SHORTAGE To Be
PROBED BY SENATE
Indiana Solon Predicts That the
Consumer Will Be Made To
Pay Twenty Cents a
Pound

WASHINGTON. Ser 1.-THE senate
today ado ted without debate a saso-
luton providing an investigation OF
he sugar situation
The resolution as introduced by
senator New. Indiana. and as passed.
directs The senate agricultural com
miItee To conduct the investigation
The committee is ordered 70 report
IS soon AZ possible To the senate.
reasons for the shortage OF sugar, in =
formation regarding the price and
whether unjust or eNorh!tani profits
have hetn made and by whom. on
he prospects for relief from The
shortage andsto advise whether leeis-
lation should he passed and whether
the equalization board should be con
iinued.
To Twenty cents7
New predicted thai sugar Will soon
20 TO twenty cents pound reiail. and
thai the country win face sugar
anime next year worse than that
which occurred during the war.
The only way 10 prevent the in
erease Of prices and famine. New said.
is TO extend the wartime control OF
sugar which the sugar equalization
board has had. This control viii ex-
ore with the proclamation of peace.
recommendations that this will be
done have been before President vii
SOP since August. New said, but has
not been acted upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

hotels and pelicc. II was proved
BY this gang that men who know
their hnsiness thoroughly have no
need for disguises. They Went
about, tlit work in methodical
fashion and, had they not ndvanc-
ed their high speed one notch loo
far, might still be gathering IN
thousands Of dollars each day.
But they arc not products OF n
school for crime Their sue
cesS land ultimate failure was
the result of simple fratcrnal dis
cussionS with their fellows and u
bringing together Of special
talents and certain classes Of
work. But the unsocial nature of
their achievements made down
fail eeriain. and They ac,arnlatcd
hat with their success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
MAyLlFT BOOZE
BAN OCTOBER iST

The talk is now that wartime pro-
hibiiion that became effective July
wsll be lifted October by President
Wilson as the result OF the pressure
OF bankers. who have lent billions to
distilers and brokers that have whis
Ky in storage and who's find them
selves hanpered because the whisky
men are unable 10 Eft the loans until
this booze is sold How much truth
there is to this |, Il Impossible TO
say. The Anti Saloon League is de-
termined to keep the lid on If nossi-
BILE until constitutional prohibition
comes In January rs, next.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
GERMANS TREATED THEIR:
YANk PRISONERS WELL"
Red Cross Worker Says That the
Treatment cf Prisoners Was
'Merciful On the
Whole


Washington. Sept. 2s. While the
German government failed to live up
to agreements concerning housing and
care of American war prisoners. their
treatment was merclful on the whole,
and there was no Systematic abuse.
according to a statement by Carl p.
bennett of Boston, Red Cross com
missioner for prisoners welfare dur
ing the war.
we always rad in. America more
German agents in detention camps
than the total Of all American pris Il
oners in Germany" Mr.. Denner said
in the summary made public sby the
Red Cross. Toward the end OF the war
4 special agreement was made be-
tween the United States and Germany
'or treatment OF prisoners. but did not
become effective because OF the arm
istice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
THAT WONDERFUL WAVE

The news writer's who have heen de-
scribing the mountain high tidal
wave in the Gulf storm are called 10
time by the New York Tribune. Waves
are not mountainous and ii was not a
tidal wave but a storm wave A storm
wave outs,rips The storm, and is par
ticularly bad when it happens to run
with the tide, But the height OF tho
the waves is about one half, in feet.
the speed Of the wind in miles. II
would take 90mile wind to produce
45-foot wave and As feet isn't noun
tain high not if YOU are talking about
real mountains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
JACK JOII\SON Is
IN LIMELIGHT AGAIN

Mexico city. Sept. 29.-Jack John
son, former heavyweight champion OF
the orld. knocked out Kid Cutler in
the sixth round of tseir 25-round
match here this morning.
After one of the preliminary bouts
a quarrel caused over decision Civ
en- by Antonio Sarabi. the referee.
and Sarabi drew a revolver and dan
gerously wounded Miguel Mendizabel
one Of the Judges.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
COST OF COAL TO
BE BOOSTED soon

Washington. Sept. 29.--The present
cost of coal Ito the consumer will be
doubled II demands formulated by the
United Mine Workers are allowed. a
statement issued today by tie Nation
II Coal association declared The es :
iimated effect Of tse demands OF the
miners would add billion dollars 10
the cost OF coal TIE. coming year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

In addition 10 the Balkans re-
turn to activity, Germans have
begun to beat up French soldiers
in the Army of Occupation--bot
SIGNS of something.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
c. OF G. MEETING

All members of the Chamber OF
Commerce. are invited to attend d
meeting to be held in TIE City Hall,
Tuesday evening, September sOth, at
s O'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

CIemenccau leaves nothing TO
speculation in the wonds he picks
to say the league Of nations may
be good enough for Wilson, but
not for France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

I In 1916 there were 72ooa divorces
granted in the United States, the rec
ord among civilized nations being sur
passed only by Japan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

An extensive vein of pischblende.
from which redium is obtained. has
been discovered in Southern Devon
shire. England.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

il must make d DlAmunzio smile
TO hear the big fellows Z tell each
other he can not be allowed 10
take Fiume.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

Biologists have estimated that
Spain has about 100000. 600 tons Of
iron ore. capable Of yielding about SO
per cent of metal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
September 29 to October 6 = =
IS National Blanket Week

and in the spirit Of cooper
alton we have arranged a note
worthy sale of blankets. Blanket
manufacturers for years have
worked to make this week repre-
sent at least fifty per cent of the 7
years blanket business. They
have co-operated with lis in this
sale to the extent that we can
easily save Won twenty-five per
cent ON any blanket You buy
during this sale Never in the
history of the store have we had
such large, well assorted stock
Of blankets. Come in while the
selection is good.
Thrasher Blanket at $2.95 This
blanket is 64X76 inches solid colors
in grey and tan with pink and blre
borders, a good $3.50 value for 500
Tyler and Gen Blankets at S375.
These are good heavy cotton blankets.
extra large size 66xs0 inches and
bought on today's market would sell
for $500. ~
Trinidad and Globe Blankets at
1898 These are extra large blankets
size 70xS0 inches, weight 4 lbs.
easily worth twenty-five per cent
more. during this sale S3.9S.
No. 1901 Cotton Blanket at S4.48.
This is a regular $500 blanket, weight
Az lbs, size 66x7S inches. For those
who like good heavy but do not like
wool this is an ideal blanket. Special
at $I.4S.
Navajo Single Blankets at S5.95.
These are regulation army blankets
dark colo's. single. size 60xS0 inches
worth $3.50; Special Blanket Week
price S5.95.
No. l718 Blanket at $5.95. This is
a wool fleece cotton blanket, 66xS0
inches, a S7.50 value for $5.95.
Palm Blankets for $6.45. Size
66xS0, heavy wool nap blanket,
worth $500; Blanket Week price,
$6.45.
Paige Blanket for $6.45. These are
heavy wool nap blankets, size 64x76
inches, regular $500 value; Special
Blanket Week price, $6.45
Atcte,.N
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
gaberen brbrer sbnnen.

S Girsoags Mftes bab6e &r.Soblt
shomim, 1899 gpergreen Mp, m0-
b11bt ct 5elifab al IS Gamer %
@errer, inbbefattenoe fin 5amilie og
@ern1er, til Ell Te1t i Na1tia Soil /
Mrlebning al iin SIN, Georges,
5jemfomif fra Sranfrig.
Gen l,1tge Wan6, Der bar UNDER
Mloeren, 90 bi font / @rig, meI6te
Jig iom Sribil1ig og bar meo BET f9r-
ite &egiment, Der bleb ienbt til
6ranfrig. Derobre bar ban bnaret
fit Gel at arigens @proer, baabe
/ @etr1ing Of 5pgoom % Selttiene-
ite, og Mep fom ingt permitteret for
ct Har Tiger fioen.
Mt Der bar @laoe ober belle 81
MEN beo Soften, % at Saoerel1
ltraalebe Of Stoltbeo ober fin mooige
|S6n, flyer fig ielp. Ser bar Tim e
|Sfanr i belle Soften, % BET bnr, Al
Man6s Mober iiffBte ffl1loe
|bape ben 2bffffe at e fin Sm tilboge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
Rarinr.
9aa 1alp Stang.

5tiernebnnleret bar paa bali
Stang iiolte Sirsbag paa Gitp Sail
% Dal1ia Soil til 9Gre for @ans
.GbriItian. Sliel, font oen Gag bleb
lagt til Spile paa Mpllro airfe=
aaaro. San bpileoe mtber ct galo
Iaf 8lomlter, Der bebre eno Orb tot
feoe be,l Mgtelle, ban llpo label
blanbt Nmerifmlerte lon1 bans
E2m6smnn6. &an efterla0er fit
@uitnt iamt Ell Tolter6atter, Mltri6
|3reier, bans Miece, Der Ell gift meb
Sobn 8rcfbabl. Meb ll,age Soft /
&uiet ian1f 8ucfbabls tre86rn bleu
|ban felp nna inie1 % alcmte fine
|Smerter / ct fiarligt Samilielip,
pleiet til Set fi0ltc at en- firrlia %
opofrenoe S1titr11.
e6ans Gbriitiml 0llen bar @aar6-
mon6sien aGeiteuarlebp paa 2pl=
lamb bbor enonu tire af bans 8rb-
.bre og cit Splter leber. @an tom
mes 6oronret, gior0e Sons @bri=
titan, for BON bar fpbt Ben 2t6e
Marts 1913 og bar iaale6es. cber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10

tuQGlLGoe, UEl uuL Ruu WI ItuItSf
traf ban fab alle Mrralgemetlter
,neb Senipn til @egrapelien. Be
|itemte ioalebes, at bans gan1le gu
merater ifllbe fipre me6 iem @resr
|uagt, % iiefs al bans 1tl1ge Nepger
8rsbrene 9tper, Mlbin Ssren-.
len % emanuel 9reier ifl,loe
bore bam til @rapen. Eiiltrobs
for, at 8egrapetiel, efter bans eget
9nife, bar pripat fra !&lliet, 1906.
f5tatc street for at gjbre oell iaa
|beifeoen Tom muligt, bar oct oog ct
|nf De melt imponerenbe 2igfelger.
paa lang Sis. Gor1oen oen
%iGoranlige Delegation fra Sore,lii,l-
Gen Dania, &resfetll1bbens Meb-
lemmer iamt @erner i Menigbeoe1,
.babbe, Ell Nasie al Rlore % p11gre
8orgcre i 5nmfunoet gipet Mgoe
.peo 8%e0rdbelien for at bebiie en-
;,eitagtet Gonlt-amerifu,rcr BET
.finite 9Gre.
Sans eeen 9rait, 8aitor g. 6.
.@oobolot, Der trplteoa bam paa Sp-
.aeleiet, talte barmt % biertclig
oper gnaren og beigrgeoe Sor6paa-
fciiellen pau &irfegaar6en. Sreb
mes bans St9b. Som 9ggtemar16,
&oraer og Gen bill ban mi,,oes
lange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
Krnnaha.
Mp oanif Tabrif.

Eri-Gloper Machine So. CT Nap-
net poa ct MT oanif 5irma, Ser er
ifGrb me0 at opfpre Ell np 6obrif,
4OXS0, nbe paa &oplun0 Mpe111e,
og @pgmelteren bar lopet, at oe11
lfal bore fproig / 2ebd al Ell Moo-
ne6. Set er ct Rgte 5reflpDer al
D~onif-Mmerifanerc, iom ltaar !
.5pioien for 6e11 nh 6abrif, Der meo
|9iben bill faite fig ober 8abrifatio=
ne11 al Meierirefpiiiter. 2ars Ebom-
fen, ser er @jprtler fra Dnnmarf,
bar nte6 til at itifte ben iaafGlote
Speciality @rais 60. ser bar lapet
itore Hc11ge og bar faffiif oe11s Be-
|itprer. San bar Giceprgi ioent /
Sellfobef og ejeee en- bel Slump
@ftier / Soretagen6et, bem BON nit
hor iolgt for at itiifffe &e11gene / 6et
nh Tpretogen6e. Set an0et @eDer-
bQao i Sorretningen er SborDalo
Se11ien, ogiaa en- erpcrt Sagma1o,
Der / flere @or bnr p9ret Superin-
ten6ent paa @intbers gri1cffaetorp.
l5iolt, n1e,t fife minolt paa Bitten
fommer laa Ole Masmts1en, Sber-
t~rl:ltee for 6c Snmnenill1ttebe 6or=
eninger og %ligele6es oftiD Meolcnl
i @rooerloge11. @nn bar / it6ite
|l1ge iolgt fin Gmt, i 0en befiellotc
oarlife @rocerDbutif poa &omlano
Nper1e, fien6t UNDER 6irmanaDn al
Neterien & &aSm1sien. s.. 6. 3e-
terfe11 og @brift Mortenien bar fipbt
bam ITO og bill fortiGtte 6orretnin-
gen. Die @asmnsien berimob DIT
Der SabrifSeier lamne11 neo Sbom-
lien og Senien, 90 ollie, iom fien6e1
DC tire MeRn0,. paar Dem Ell lns
Tremtib. Set bpr tilfgjes, at So
brifsrterfet, Iri-gloper, bar Sen.
tporing til Be tire 8abrifnnter, mel
er Dalgt for at betegne, at set Ell
oeres Mgt me6 9i6en ierlig at ia
lite fig ober Sabrifotiolre11 af oiperfe
E@%jenitanoe. Tom hGrer ino 11noe1
Weierifaget, for oct er @lgbere1l,
Der fGtte Slp6e pna MeIfen og gigl
Meieriiter11e felpitanoige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
SUN blpp u Offer Snflaell5a

80 HS2AN
SUN blep ct DHer Snfluell5a
,gpioerlieu iioite Aar.
Gen u1lge Mano ct Ell Mepe al
''afo6oe 8eter geoer, ioet hans Moocr
bar Npers sglter. Spor BET piloe
babe glnoet 8eter Noer, tout ON.
EberiDoe iom ban par, at funne bape
beret meb til at feire lin 9eeDp ON
Ell Of Uncle 5a1n's "bops" Der bap=
Sc fiji 9art i at arigens l1ofnlb 81.
a. otter bragte 5lespigs Soro til
,9anlnarf.
Soften bar oper al Waaoe pellpf-
.fet o. til 9gre for Saoerem Sob11
I1bomie1, Der forreiten er en- al .pore
'bpgtigiteM efanifere, oa bun inoetar
iom Gbief Mecbanie peo
oct itore @ibio11 Spring 8orfs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
8rpt6erhuub Sail.

Brooerlogens &ull pan @ranb
Mben11e er ben melt popnlare Gon-
ielal i 8pen. Sen er leiet no
minbit tire @ange on1 llgen, % set
ct fnap nof, at Soreningen Ielp falr
foa 2eiligbeb til at benptte eden.
9erfor bar 9ogen ogioa n9gtet at
ubleje &allel1 paa Ell 2drong Mfz
ten, for man Tan oglauao for me
get al set go6e. S 6enne Maonco
er Ser Set tire 9sroage. SSmorge11
Nften bar ielpe 2ogm @ammel-
ser er popnlprt lprlig
Sc gl0re / 2uget og gep-
fummere. 29r6ag Sen II. bs. bor
erlogen @o5ar til Soroel for
bens SDgefasle, og 2gr6ag Sen Is.
0ftober fi11ber 5ongfore1ingen or
bergs @fteroorsfoncert 5teo. 8ro-
granmet bpoer poa flere rpe 5ar1-
&c fora1oel en- N11ti0s @11lalcb So
me6ie, betitlet st @rDlll1p pr. Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
&pHtanrPgjRln.

4, De al bore Mbonne1.ter, Der itaar
til @eitanee eller bar faaet tilienbt
&egning, % iom elonu lite barsof-
giort iamnae, meooeles berpeo, at
ollie 'aaoqmne Sor6ringer bill blipe
opergiuet til ct aolleftionsfirma. for
Snofdsiatim1; men 30 bette meofg.
TER llogifter for begge &arter, baas
Ger hi, bette maa lnogaaes. sSnio-
lertio ,nao ri MI babe en- Nfgierelle.
eao oerfor lite oenne Senpenoelie
oare forgiapes.
8enliglt
1lbgioerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10

Man ftal ipare.

S 6isfe Si6er, % alt er iaa bprt,
gieloer BET ic on lite at la6e roget
gaa tilipiloe. Mf Ben @rur6 bar Il.
g. Department al agriculture n6gi-
bet EN- &rffe Sman1frtfter UNDER
Nrllestitlen "Gsbrift 2eaflets", Der
forflarer, bborle6es man Tan reblts
eere fine u6gifter pe6 8eiparelier
.boooe &iemet % beo 6armorbei-
Set. 9isie Bpger ien6es ol6eles gra-
.tis til enbber, Der gn1fer bem.- Eil
|9uto CT ser lr6fommet 20 Setter,
Ibporaf De fiolte e. 6isie:
No. 9. Thrift in lighting.
No. 10. Thrift i'll the use and
care of kitchen utensils.
No..1I. Thrift in the use Of
fuel for cooking.
Nc. II. Saving fuel in heat
ing.
No. -. Saving food by pro-
per care.
No. Il. Inexpensive ways of
keeping food cool.
Nc. IS. How shall we choose
our food.
Nc. 16. The weekly market
basket.
No. ~. Thrift on >the farm.
No. IS. Business methods for
the home.
No. 70. Teaching thrift to
your children.
No. 20. Thrift standards for
boys and girl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
sonberieoerue 1;ber, bjelp bent!
0huagn.
0pbSfalo.

Sagfprer Sames 81. Beteriell,
1888 &epitone Mpe., bg6e ii6ite l1ge
og begrabeoes / 2er6ags fra Srbing
@urf 8aptiitftrM. Mfbgbe blep fpbt
ber / 8pen 1868 og bar EN- 5gn al
forlanglf afop6e Miels &eterien,
Tom / fin Sis bdr Ell o11let Sorret-
ningsman6 og oanif @oniu1. <-
itr11 og. tire 86rn oberleber Mfbg6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10

Sc II, 90 ban git bort. @ar1 Tom
til Mmerifa / 1868 og feireoe tin
90 Mors Sp61els6ag miot paa Sit
lanterbopet ombor6 pna Sceanoam-
perer. 9fparbejoer fra &iemmet
% tillige 6leiteipdler fom ban
1trafs / Mftipitet ber / &acine. Sit
@1aos paa Jiib 8ros. gognfabrif
peo fin 8rofesiton, og 50 ban 1lut-
te6e fig til 6en. oanlfe Screening.
fom ban ielbfelgelig til Ml1itfen Of
bar / flere Star Me6lem al Sor-
|eningel1s eget Maliifforps. S Otter
aaret 1872 tog ban en-. Sur til
9mmarf, og Der fa,tot bo, fin
8ru6, Miis emma Gbarlotte Girl
itenie111 me0 bbem ban blen gift /
@bicngo 6en 2. Slug. 1878. 5oa
TOM ban otter til Mocirc. bennc
@ong fom gGqteman6, og tog igjen
fiat pan 8rofesiionen. Gomtibig
|bpggehe BON lit eget Stem lammen
me6 lin hinge Sultrn, ct &jem, Ser
blep &olfartslte6 for EN- ltgrre @en-
nefre6s, iom lprte at. lfatte set
|gipltfrie Gor, for Tre6 oq Sngge
1ao i Spiiqbet, og man fglte, at
mol1 bar pelfommen. s.. 6. Olfel1
bar @anias f6rlte 3rpiibu1t, tDi
Soreninge1t fit fgrlt Mapn i 1876,
oa oen bleb inforporeret, og Be ca.
20 Me0lemmer bolgte S1len til
6eres 6ormonb. Commune Star bar
ban me6 til at lttfte "8olfets9lbis"
og. / sc iibItc Mor of bans 2ip blet
BET bam Ell, finr @elfieftigelie al
bpre fnbttet til 8laoet for Sorret-
ningsferer. Serere bleo ban fjcr1bt
piot og bre6t 1rm 1lbrpgger, for
BON pur Sen f6r1te Mono / Mmerifo
til at fabrtfere onnlf Spiotgl. s
Pie 6e glor bar bmn uirfion
Meolem al Dania, oe BET er fpr-
lig bam, Soreningen fan toffe for,
at Der b1eb lat 6fif paa set Itore
8tbliotef. SON bar Soregongs:
ma110 / olle &etril1ger. @irfeoe fol
Bore6rog, Mufif Gang og Drama
tit % ffdnne6e ol6rig fig ielp e1le1
fit Sung naar oct giulbt ON d
l16rette noget til ggre for Notione1
og til @apn for Goreninge11. See!
belqit % %bpbtgnfenoe bar ban er
ibrig 5orfnmper for alt, bpoo bar
aniaa for at bore Get og Sfjel, ol
forfRgte6e en- Sag mes Barme, {on
felD bang Mooitan0ere fife ff1t11oot
un6fabe at ifatte. Sine beolte 81
mer u0enfor Siemmet tiIbrugte bat
i @resicflr1bbenl bpis Nrniioen
ban bar. Nnor BON Der TOM i Mon
De, funoe BON bo1be ct Soreoro1
ober 8i6enffab og 2iterotl1r ion
faa of bans samtioige.
SONS Meoborgere / 5mfnn6e
itatteoe bam 1igelebes bit, oa
Soraaret 1886 fit ban 5gbe i 8p
raaoet iom Mloerman for 5. 8aro
Senere bar ban meb M at itifte Del
Ilitberife 8etbonia Strife paa 5il
Der Street % bar oftip Meolen
oer, iaalpnge ban bar rolf. S 5
lfenere Nar leo BON al M~erbeipaffttell
lie % tillige of ct Mopeonoe, Sc
- .AN 6ALEE NJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10
Hriien nebiat.

Oct er iiel6ent / bore Gage at Ice
le ON, at 8ri1erne gaar neo> n1en
oct er bog alligepI Eilfpl6et, I al
.Sal6 tefnilf iet / bette Eilf9loe
Som befjenot babbe bi @porbogns-
ltreife ii6ite Mngu1f, og 5olfene
banot en- betp6elig Sorbdielie i 2en-
men, bbilfet meofprte, at gtatens
Utility @ommis1ion tinoo 6por-
pognsielifaberne at forbsie Eafiten
fra fem til iDb Gents. 8pa6mini-
ftrationen tog 5agen OBJ, i6et Sen
paaito6 commissioned ingen Set
|bobbe til at forbeje Eofiten 1t1toer
ben / 1907 i16gdneoe &ontraft meb
&ompagniet ogS fif Meobolo al
Dommer 5mitb / smgemon gol111-
|fp Court, Ser it6ite nge erflnre6e
|Safitm for ltlobltg. Sorlaabi6t bor
|8Den bun6et Seir, men Sage11 ifo1
M trsA..
III afgjGres be6 5tatens &gieteret,
% bi ntua be6bltbenoe betale iDp
Gents. 5porpognsfompngniet bob
De Ell Merin6tpat be6 6orbgielien
LAT 2 Mi1lioner Dollars / 70 Maa-
ne6er. 5pgrgsmaalet er mi, ON
Ioisie 8enge fful betales tilbage, og
|ti1 bbem, bbis Sgieiteret boIber meo
|~l1noerretten. Ma1 faar 10 imgert
9bitteri1tg, raar man fi6rer poo
f5porbognen, iaa set antnges, Gel
ifabet faar Sob til at beboI6e oe 8ar
Millioner. Ssrni6lertio bor ngolffet"
bltn6et MSeir" pan 1Bopiret", men
betaler le~lpf6lgeIig enont Sc fDb
Gents pau 5porbogner.
8bem, Der fan bite Me6e t belle
bette 5ptem, ct neiten flogere ems
let "Menneitte", TOM beoengang1e
Grit 8egb fdgoe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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9anias 9a,neforenina.

Snsoag ii6ite nge bab6e Gamer
ne en- l16fll1gt til Chicago gennis
Glib, bbor ST. Gbriit Mielien CT
Mdnoger, og bapbe Mrs. @m. Nel-
len me6 lom 9gresgieit. Mt Sen
aomle Dame bar @ienltonb for me-
gen 0pmarfiombe6 og Sploeit be6
8or6et. bpor Mers. MboIpb @briitm-
fen oirigere6e, er flnrt, og en- ben
rtpenbe Gftermi66ag tilbrogtes i Sc
benripen6e 9mgibelier.
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6armonien.

9en6ag Mften Ben 2. MoDember
BIZ 8oreningen fejre fin 33-aurige
5tifteIiesfeft / 8i6rgbtn Sail. Soften
bill bette 9lar forme fig lom en- @el-
fomitfeit for Sc 5ol6ater, Me6lern-
mer at ,&ormonien, elIer sgnaer,
fom bar tent 2m6et, og @omiteerl
|loper en- bda6e im1tf og 11n6erbolbe11-
6e Mften. @anfetten arrangerps for
bao0e Gamer og &errer.
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En- Million Kroner

Landsmend benytter sig af den
fordelagtige Kurs paa danske Pen
ge og sender sine Dollars hjem -
10000, 10000 ia en- dansk Farmer
fra Nebraska trak ove 100000
paa en- enkelt .Veksel.
Pengene udbetales til hvilken-
somhelst Adresse i Danmark eller
kan indsaettes paa Rente i enhver
.dansk Bank i Afsenderens Navn.
Alt gaar gennem ,Privatbanken j
KGbenhavn. wi har jo' bes9rget
Penge hjem. lover 80 Aar, endog
under hele Krigen, UDEN TAB AT
EN- ENESTE ORE. Kursen skifter,
men svaver nu mellem Kr. 440 og
455 for 800. Forhaabentlig hol-
der den sig lidt, endnu. Send
Check seller M. o. til os med fuld
Resked.N :.
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"UdvaIg al
verdensiteraturen."
ALE Boyer er af samme Forma,
4hx6A", elegant indbundne
med Titelen trykt !. Guld.
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- Unge Lord Stranleigh.
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Doyle, A. Conan: Hunden frs
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Fletcher, ]. S.: Mysterict
Middle Temple.
Flower, Newman: Den rpdt
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gems Kl@r.
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Meadows, Alice Maud: Ut fr,
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Ohnet, George: DGd over Bona
parte.
Jernverkseieren.
Parker, Gilbert: Den Fremmed'
Seeliger, Eward Gerh.: Million
tyven Peter Voss.
Sidvick, cecily: Cynthias Even
tyr.
Skowronnek, Rich: Jegerbata)
jonen.
Stacpoole, II. de We're: De blod.
rode Aza1ear.
Stevenson, r. L.: Snappet op.
OF Lord Osborne: Vraket.
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Gnbber nf bore 2eiere, Der bnIter
at eie 6isie npttige Sambb6ger, Tan
faa 6em gratis beo at ier6e ct 8reb'
tort til "Dibiiion Of Solicitations,
II. g. department Of Mgriculhtre,
Baibington 6. g." og ifripe: 8leaIe
le1lo me po1lr complete fet Of "Ebrift
2%eaflets".
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&artDffeltDb.

Mdatt Rasmusien, Der er Ell al
melt befienote Bormere,
6apoe nbnbne @ipiter forIebengeat.
og bet bar lite SmaafoH for Sc
tom figrenoe baa6e frern % tilbnge
% itiaI belle 90 Saffffe anrtoIer
fro en- Sernbaneoog1, iom Masm1s-
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Evighedsgryn og Tetemxlk. Som;
en- sund. behagelig OF billig Dirk
er Mana Oh og sTetem@lk" uden
Twill bedst for almindelig Brug.
vi sender Eyighedsgryn eller Star
ter for TetHmalk med B~rugsanvis-
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(Rennet), soc; Ostefarve. soc:
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