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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
C.0.P.LEADERS
Hold MEETING ..
TOMORROW AT
WASHINGTON:
\
Committeeman to Gather and
Select City for National a
Convention :,
ST. LOUIS, AND ALSO
CHICAGO SEEK MEETING
San Francisco Considered Too
Far From Center; Gophers
Favor Chicago I.
ST. LOUIS, AND ALSO
CHICAGO SEEK MEETING
(By United Press.)

Washington, Dec. 9.-Members of
the executive committee of the re-
publican national committee began
arriving here today in preparation
for the meeting tomorrow to pick a
city in which to hold the 1920 repub-
lican national convention, where
candidate for president Of the United
States will be chosen.
Chairman Will H. Hayes was
among the first to arrive. Many con-
ferences were being arranged for
tonight and early tomorrow. In ad-
dition to the committeeman, there
were already on the ground dozen
or more delegations here to urge the
selection of their city as the conven-
ton meeting place. Prominent
among them were civic and political
leaders from Chicago and St. Louis,
where Charles E. Hughes and Presi-
in 1916.
There was considerable talk among
politicians Of selecting Chicago as
the permanent convention city for
the republican party. Mid-western
headquarters have recently been op-
ened in that city, it was pointed out.
and many have for years urged that
the city be chosen as regular battle
ground for candidates for nomina-
tion, and for the additional reason
of it's central location.
Chicago Again Favored.
Chicago has had the convention
every four years with on exception,
since 1896, and it would seem the
balance of favor is in that direction.
Chicago claims to be about the most
centrally located city, whose audi
torium is known to be large enough
for the party, and claims that it il
the railroad center Of the nation.
The point Of accessibility by rail-
road is one Of the prime factors, COM
mitteemen say.
Asbury Park, new factor in the
competition, lauds the desirability Of
its cooling breezes to sooth the few
cred brows of heated arRuefien."
Asbury has a fair sized auditorium,
and claims that her hotel aecommoda-
tions are Of the best.
However, committeeman declare
geographical location is one of the
prime necessities, and any coast city
is at great disadvantage.
:: St. Louis Boosting.
st. Louisans headed by Paul v.
Bum, secretary Of the St. Louis
Chamber Of Commerce, however, in,
sists that the Mound City be select
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
U. U. District Attorney
Comments On Release

:"t have always thought there
must have been some mistake to
bring about Broms' release" said
United States District Attorney
Alfred Jaques, in commenting on
the case. "Broms was one Of the
most fragrant offenders we had to
deal with during the war and
when he finally was sentenced to
Leavenworth for refusal to obey
orders, we we're glad to see the
case disposed Of. his office was
never consulted in regard to
Broms' release and would not have
favored it,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
LUMBERMAN IN CITY.

George P. Webster, a Minneapolis
is stopping here in the
city. He is making tour Of inspec-
has five located near Portage on the
500 Line. While in Bemidji he will
be at the Markham hotel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
STATE LEGION
W0ULDDEP0SE
SECY BAKER
(BY United Press

st. Paul, Dec. 9.-Harrison Fuller,
commanding the Minnesota American
Legion today wired Franklin D'Olier,
national president of the legion, de-
manding action toward the resigna-
tion of Secretary of War Baker for
failure to have reincarnated Allen S.
Broms, radical, released from Fort
Leavenworth, because of an alleged
clerical error.
Minnesota Legion officers also de-
manded{ that Broms be re-arrested.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
HINES MAKES SPECIAL
REPORT TO WILSON
(By United Press.)

(By United Press
Washington, Dec "a special re-
port by Rail Director Hines on the
railroad situation is before the presi-
dent, it, was stated at the White
House today. The report is expected
to be the basis for the presidents
special railroad message.to congress.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
BIG FISH SHIPMENT

s. A. Selvog, who has charge OF the
state fisheries at Red Lake. spent the
day in the city en- route to Duluth,
where he will make shipment of 5O,-
900 pounds of fish belonging to the
state.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09

Broms, before his confinement in
the Leavenworth prison for preaching
Bolshevism, was a frequenter in Sec
tions Of Beltrami county. lie
preached his disloyalty to the govern
ment continuously, and when it was
learned he had been put where he
could no longer fling broadcast his
nefarious doctrines, there was gen.
eral satisfaction on the part of the
patriots in this vicinity. But Baker
pulled "bone head stunt, just like
many others have done for the ad-
ministration, and turned the red
lose in Minnesota to attack the gov
ernment OF which Baker is secretary
of war.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09

worth Broms has returned to his
home in st. Paul, has been elected
state secretary of the Communist
party and has redoubled his efforts
against the government. He has been
the object Of attacks by former serv-
ice men who objected to his soap box
oratOry.
Secretary Baker has given no ex-
planation of his attitude except that
he has repeatedly halted attempts to
have Broms serve out the remainder
Of Fhis sentence by issuing directions
that no further action be taken as
1".the prisoner is in legal possession OF
a, discharge certificate and has been
released from confinement"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
NO SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
OF MASONs THIS EVENING

There will be no special communi-
cation of the Masonic fraternity this
evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
COAL LSTRIKE NEARS
SETTLEMENT; ;;AIR OF .
OPTIMISM PREVAILS
ON WILS0N'S0FFER.
(BY United Press.l

Washington, Dec. 9.-Secretary of Labor Wilson today
eegraphed John Lewis acting president of the Mine Workers
OF America and other leaders, urging them to the
presidents proposal for settlement the STRIKE today
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
HEARINGS ARE CONTINUED.
By J. L. O'Sullivan.

Omitted Press Correspondent.)
Indianapolis Dec 9Hearing the charges of contempt
of court against leaders of the United Mine Workers
tnued today until next Tuesday in view of the prospective
ending of the coal strike.
The federal grand jurys investigation Of information
charging violation of the Lever by workers and
ators postponed yesterday continued until December IT,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
SEVERAL CHANGES IN
TAX RATE NEXT YEAR

County Auditor Johnson gives the
following data regarding the in
creases in the new tax rate. He also
enumerates several decreases.
The total increase in the state and
county tax rate is 13 mills and is
made up as follows:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09

the combined duties unaided, and was
willing to let some one else tackle
the job. The council was quick to
grasp the situation and at the next
meeting Of the council man to as
sist Mr.. Bourgeois in both depart
ments, will be discussed.
The session was a rather lengthy
one, everybody present seemingly
content to remain where it was warm.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
RED ACTIVITIES GROW

Washington, Dec. 9.-The depart
ment of justice is confronted with
increasingly dangerous radical ac-
tivities," Attorney General Palmer
said in his annual report submitted
to congress.
Mr.. Palmer did not go into details
as to "red'' activities, but said that
of the total of 365,295 index record
cards, 1900 Bertillon records and
262,712 finger print records now in
the department, some $4,000 repre-
sented data concerning "reds" and
their work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
DcmDbiiiitriagen Ct enbt, men Bor.
babet bebbarer.

8aibingfon, SO. Sept. 5elp ON
arigs11rfniiteriet / Ell ibag 1toifeo1
|@lnlogibrelie erflarer, at arigcn oQ
Ger1ohiliferingen er oDre, bill Rrigs.
tibse essorbatoet iffe blibe opbebes fer.
ettb efter Grebstraftatens RetHifa-
ton ifg1ge SS1uititsninifter 81. M'it=
cbel 8afn1ers l16talelfe.
&rigstibs Gorh1tos slopen flyer, at
belr ifal itan ben araft i1,otil efter
&riaens SI1ttntng og Sarens De=
1nobiIieri11g. So Mr. 8almer bpb-
Ser, ot Rrigshlitanbea life opbdrer,
fpra16 Jreo ostraftete,1 er rntificeret.
Nreii6cnt 8ilfon tog et, ligne1t0c
Sto1lbp11tft, 6a fan i 5onn1er an,
1nobebe aongresfe11 ON at opbRbc
ssSorbu6et, iaabiot iom Oct dngif ibo-
ge @inc og 9l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

gll engelr Sernbanetrafif er itaniet
paa @rnnb At en- itor sSernbane-
itrejfe.

ssS,loenfor j1tRltell olle 2onbe 1poreS
Ser for 8ioett en- strejfeepioer1i, iom
|allereoe har bragt De forificllge
|Samfl1no ltore Gab, % liffert er Ell
|neiel1tlig sSaffor i Dprtibens @e6pa<
re1ie. Set ct inblDlen6e, at bbor
mere 9lrbejoslpnncn itiaer, bbor bpz
rere &robuftion folt,1iugerne BIZ
Der, oelto obrere bill garerne bliDe.
Mlncrifa ct for Si6et1 oppe i. Ell
1tor 5taalitrcife, ser fan fo1n111e. til
lat bri11gc itore Eab bbis ben life
|il1art bileedes. S Gnglano uobrr0
Ser i 2eroags cit sssernbaaeifrejfe,
Der o1nfdtter belle .sfiget. M Ser1r-
.bonetrafif hIep faniet, % 5trejfen
+hctcg,tes psfl ssll6feoningelt til Sen
.ltdritc &onlp i engellf &iltorie mel
lem Mcgieringcn og oe orguuilereoe
Mrbeioere.
@cgjeringen toa gicbliffelig5 g5friot
til at afbnrge Sllngers166. S 2on=
|bon figes Ser at bore 2ebneos osmi6ler
nof til .iefs Tiger, og forgprigt bill
n1al1 tage fSlaaben i 8rug for at
tronsportere 0arer til ne a1ore en-
|qe1ife &nltbner, bpor Der 1naattc op=
|itaa Mangel paa 6eoerni0ler. 6af-
|ti1f ta1t bar &egieringcll oprettet ct
Nropin1tbiftatllr 11te6 11elte11 11ber-
gre11iet Magt.
Observation-Disclosures toges efter
fortbiDIebc Ioripg paa me1lem Sssern=
[ba1te Mgn6ene, 8remiern1inifter
21oD6 George og Gransportn1inifter
@eb6es at 11aa til en nin6elig Ober=
ensfomit bar mislpffet.
Ser bleb ftrofS be6 5treife1rs @r<
flnring in6fert &ationeri11g nf sc
pigtigite @rnprtngsnifoler fom 4jg6,
|S1af, Suffer og Safe.
Megieril1gen for6gnmer> i itrrfe
Orb Streifen, men til @iengjeIo
bab6er sssernbanentpnoene, at 5trej<
fe,t bar 6en eneite l1obei be bab6e til
at bprne 6eres sSs11teresfer. Set be
frpgtes, at 5trejfe11 bill ipre6e fig
til a1r6re Creme af 9ransportbefe
net, bbilfet pberftg bill forparre @i-
tuatio1ee11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
@oub slleubol er Ell farlis Gift.

Il T. 4
Sibe11 5olget al beruienoe Griffc
blep ltal1let, bur mango Solf, Der
fplte gro11g til Ell "S3rooier", flt1tbef
|pan ut briffe $4,000 @lcobol" eller
"0enatl1reo sllcpbol" nben at Dioe,
lat bette er EN- rebiom Gift, og at en-
eller to of bis1e 5napie er nof til
lat brabe Ell Wmpo eller gjere bam
|hlino for 2insti6. eyor at 1gge at
forcbngge bette bar Il. @. 8nrealt
|of SeSnternal Mcbenne rblig nbiteot
ocn 0r6re, at erbber 5loife, &unoc
eller 9en0e Mooo sllcobol oa De=
11atl,rco sllcobol for 6remti6e1 ifo1
bore be,1ne slbbarlel: @ift. 9e1o=
tureo sllcobol er e,1 1neget forlig
Gift. Set fa,1 fife be,1pttes til u6-
bortes 8rtg bnerfe11 pan Dpr el1er
Wenneifer 116en at 11e6fgre r1eget
|alborltge 1taocllae sSglger. Set fal1
iHe berbttes ionn 8rif 1t6cn at for
carriage @li,obeo % flt1oitanoie
2anlnlelfe, Ser tilfioit bill ,neofere
Dpbe,1.
De1111e slhpariel CT iao flar og
forifaaelig, at ser er Grlno til at
tro, at ben bill fra1ie mango fra Sc
rn0fontn1e 5plger al at oriffe oell
SlaGs Gnapfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Sssttouitrifonfe I'm efter 8e=
|itemnel1e1 faI begp,toe ben 6. Otto.
hn, ~, ;YTo hIn,,n,, fIt,s4 -, SSo4 -,

| cyS,,a,,54r;f =, foro,,co,, {. :, af4o,. 0an
,ta,,,,,,oIra,, ~ r,a,,,,,,a -. !, : * "a
49, :, RE- nra,,a., M .sr..,. - :. - -. :.
49, -, =, az a...s ~ ~ -.
luss9, : W. n = 80 - 81 ~ - ~
'u.ll ~ l.s1'us',ps'' ',uDpe :.
fles''e' : ~ - - .use W - Oe',' ,suu'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
a,togrc @a,,ge bleoet 1,ae-

\ 70 oh, >lel, luSut sgutt w ~
lfeh sep giort neb al bel
Neast, ssnoflpbelie, ion
gtaalforps ,>e't raaoer oper g
Iblep 1,egtet sae n1eo nloblige, l1be
lrettigeoe % .brutale Moler."
Siolte l1ge uo{teote Gon,1aer Y
is. gorp, isornloro nniteb States
Steel CORPORATIONS 0ireftio1', e1
Grfleri,lg, bpori ban iagoe, at bo'
LITE trocbe, at aolnpag,1iet bllo'
n1obtage Sogforeningsrep srepreie1tta''
terl,e til et, &or1fere1tce.
Seq bil iige for nit @eofomn1e'1
| Sc, at 5psrgslnaa1 ON ct n1oral11
Nrincip lite fan or6nes peb Vol0
|qift ellcr 4on1promiS, og bet 'er NH
(Me1liug, at iaabanne Spbrgs11tao'
|er i1pobemttet i Sen 1lupprenoe ltlpf.
felige 5trio."
@orp 1lbta1te iig Iaaban, efter al
han bar bIepen lmoerrettet e111, al
Ssschn sSit3potrief, 5taalitreifernes
2eoer, lom @ione i Se,tatets I'm
ber]eeeliesfonlite hnp0e erflpret, al
5treife11 bi1oe blite aHpit, oerlon1
aorporationen bilbe gao ino paa al
|forelngqe ollie Sc o1ntpiiteoe eager
for Ell apmite 11on9Dl,t al YrT}t0e1t1
@ilion.
S grfleri11ge,1 beo set pioere
"sSseg Seq tror bibere, at pi fife fan I'M.
oerbonble eller fo11ferere meo Scr
iyrit5patricf og s@olleger fonf5ag
forcllil1gsleoere angaaenbe bore s(r.
beibere iom oisle &errers fripilliq
bar tilbrot Zig at reprp1entere."
Spor n1a,tge gl1finoer slrbejOere
Ser er paa Streife, fore1igger ser
niger, offcielle Sal an, ligeiaa lib1
Ilo,n Scr gibes Sal pna 0c Mrbejoere,
Ser bar aienoptaaet slrbej6et, Mel1
|1ogcn 1prlig fSorifpbning ,enten til
ben e1te eller til Den onben Sibe bdr
|pilt ltpppe flanbet 5teb fioen Strci
fens Grfl9ri11g.
8egae Starter er ifplge egne It's
iagn ftfre paa seir;; be feler begee.
lat 6c bier bar Y1,blifun1 }ua fin
|sibe. Me1t at aonfliftat Hiber
|banifelig at leie, fpnes at ifulle blipe
EHfrlbct, % bette ffplbes, at Set Ell
9rinciplpgrgsmoal Set giqloer
Maaife Dor Set be6if for beage 8ar=
ter % for &ublif1tn1, at Strcjfe1'
Ibleb bilagt n6en Seir for noge11 al
| Gnrterne, me6 atl6re Srb, at mon
opr,uacoe' ct for ollie Starter til.
fre6sltille1lbe &ompronis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
5i,,,,,c=Mffarcn.

Set italie11ife DepntereHf Hfammer
bar e1tltemntigt be6taget, at 8pen
6iune ber tilbgre sSstalien. Scrub
for Nfitemrlingen foregif ftorue11oe
gce1rer, bbornn0er oer ofte tom til
&aanbgribeligbe6er. Digter<& &rigere,1
D'Mnnun5io er frentbeles Situotio=
mems 9erre Tinne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
On Ma,roagcn irofanot fig feoe-

Om Wanbagen in6fanbt fig feoe-
rale Eropper for.at bjplpe De lofale
M1toriteter at faa Gnoe paa llro=
ligbeoerne % Doloe 9r0en 8Det.
5oIbaterne bleb beorbret til 8pen al
General 2eoi1arb 8ooo, 90 @olitiet
miiteoe &erreopnntet ober 5ituatio-
men. Dg aoifinige altfinoer Solod.
ter bar i De ietere Dage put1 onilleret
Smabas @aber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Dphcbes isorbnbet allisepel?

S ct ie11ere Telegram afie11bt fra
Seem Oorf rneooe1es Der, at inoe1tfor
0inban6lerfre61e antages oet, at
Hrafioe1tel1 lite bill afbe,1te Tre6ss
traftatens 9fattfiiffdtiorr,- men fao
inart fon1 ban n1ootager Meb6e1elie
fra @rigsn1iniiteriet, at Den1obiliie-
rit1ge1t er opre, itrafs bill opbape
Sorbu6et. Set filfgies, at Der ber=
Ter Ell optiniltiif gtenning I fao
Se1ieenbe il,oerfor interesiereoe
@re6ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Den fbrite Sne.

Det, fprlte Sne er fdloen / Mo11=
tara % Moro Dafota S Mortana
bar 5trefa16et ligefrert Ell geIiige
nellie, 90 BET eltbte garen for it6rre
|gfobbra1be / fIere Diltrifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
a'p'n'gre

Se,tatet forbanoler fremoeIes
Grebgtraffdte1 90 gsationernes 81
90. S Debattelt iaroorageg alIebaar,-
De Saeer, ligefro 9ptgierne i Omaha
|tiI perfiffe Nffarer. Der er niger,
|l1bfigt til fttarlie Afitentf1i1e oppr
lnoele at De foreilaneoe ggnori11ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
D'anBkr 6trrJkrr.

0aDnearbe10ere tor at .1tretfe?
Mbrfe 11biigter for ajpbenbabus
9abns 5remtib. glnbre strejfer.
ajgbenbap11, 81. Sept. Dannrnrf
er oprebet nf 5trejfer i n9iter, aI1e
1girfiombeoer. stsr1teparten af bem
er foraariageoe ef boIfbebiftife Gle
|n1ellfer, flint hisie alle GilfpI6e
Ter i Minoritet.
Den alborligfte af oe nerDeren6e
|5treifer er Snbnearbeiberitreifer1,
Der ful6ita11oig bar Ianlmet al @ap-
netrafif. Mle oe on1fattenbe fsor-
berebeller, lo1n por giort for at gig=
tie SaDnen tic 4obebcei1tr1tm for oen
boltiife Sceanbanbel, er tiIintetgiort
90 @atnge bar 9apnearbejoerne
gjort Strejfe meo 1orlangen6e ON
|beiere Detailing. 8egge @onge bar
rbeibsgiperne n1aattet gibe efter
% 1ln6ertegne f1De 2dnsregulatiber
nte6 Dem, men ELIOT nogIe faa Gage
ienere bar be otter giort 5treife.
Nrbejosgiberne 1,ggter 11l1 at inbbif.
&c De nbefte Sorlangel1oer, og ao1t-
flifte1 bar 1t11 bart npIte11 Ell Wna-
I1leD. De erflnrer, at set ct 1tntnIigt
for benz at betale glrbeioerne 900
@ro11er pr. Manne1.
Mange ton1me garpifibe ligger
opa1tfrebe pan !&abnen, og 8nrer
D9r6 Willioner er blebet ]polereoe.
Nfifhere gjorbe ct sSori9g paa at
ie1ro. fine >5fibe til Sberige, men
Mrbei6erne ser gior6e 5treife for at
{t9tte fine @o1reroter i aiebenbnbn.
.Mmcrifa1tif 9anbeI @ipbenbap1f
trues nteb gf11i1t tiltroos for orneri=
fanif gob Wllie, iom ser Der iptteg
itor &ris pao. SIere itore arneri-
fanffe sSirntaer bar beorbret fine
Dampere at gaa til @nr1burg. ct
Rompagni bar fpIgt EN- flor 5fibs-
labning, ion1 bar befte1nt for Sid
be1,babn, til gDflanb.
Scr ganr RDater ON. at Sam1e-
ifrejfert iottes / @ong nf rl1sfiffe 8oI-
ibeoifre % @aurbltrger= =aigbrna11o,
Sc li6itnqbnte / set 9je,11eo at Itpn.
ne &iebenbub11s @ab11 Ser er en-
farlig 8onfurrent al Sanburg. ST.
Ifere og <siere it6tter 5trejferne
ng betaler 6en 1tgentlige 8iorog.
Eolitiet 1tn6eri6aer sage1,, men fn1
fife faa 6ingrene / NingIeoernc.
Som Ell Sglae af 9treife41 er
9onmorfs aulforipning pao set
Inrrn1eite n6tdmt og set er 1tmuliat
at faa npe Toripni,reer oplosle6e.
Den 6. Sftoter bill Gas % Sc
eleftrilfe sfrbej6ere gao paa Strejfe.
Noa Sirs6ag bor 10000 s[rbci6ere
Ierfl9ret Streife. ifaIo 6eres Detailing
life fprbgies.
Social1ninilter 5tau1ling u6taler
|oct Saab, at &ain1eitrejfe1 bill bIipe
bilaet Minoe1igbe6 San flyer, at
Majoritctel1 er tilbpieIig til at gien.
optage arbejoet. 5tore Mosfemg6er
CT beronneoe at Gaeforelingerne
Tor at fotte 8eifemme1le pn1, bpo6 6e
ber eigre. Jagforbr,l6et bnr mis-.
|bi11iaet Streifet1, 1nen 8oIibepifeIe
ntentet tager t11tetSeniDn til 2eoerne.
Strejfen hIagt.
g. q. 2i1tien ncoocler Gns6aa Gf-
|termio6ag:
Sabneitrejfen / aipben6abn er
ifslee 9aestelegram bilaet.
g. q. 9i1tielt bi1 itrafs gje1roptage
&ntefarten melle1n Dol,n1arf oq
9merifo.#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Noree faa; 5pitsberse,,.

Get sperite 8aao bar ifgIge gariz
ertelegram peotaget, at seorge ifaI
babe espits tsberge ge1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
8at.i bsb.

Moeline Eatti ben bergl11te 9pe-
rafangeriroe afeif j 2groagg peb
Dgoen pan TT gobs i 8aIes, gna.
lanb, 76< Nar gam1neI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
!l5anbelsflaaOens Manoifab.

S Sc li6lte Mar er ser 10 blepet
aiort araftanitrenaelier for at fon
.,nac Nnerifanere til at gna tilids,
.oa ess1,oberetninger til &anbclsmilli-
iteriet bifer, at benpeo- &alp6elen al
5ele Malt6fabet /. @m1oelsflaa6en
enten er i11bfe6te eller 1raturaltlere=
De anertfanere. Sen, on6en 3olp=
oe1 ornfotter syolf fra etbbert 2aato
Il Ger6e1t.
On 5anmenlte1uing i1nellem Ma=
tionalitetelt af ma,pbifabet poa Sc
on1erifanlfe Surr6eIsifibe i slaret
Tgr 8rigen % |. 9lnret, Ser e,lbte 5.
81. Sssuri 1919, er go,1ffe i,1teres-
iant. Ser er GnlIene Qibt afrun-
oe6e):
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
sraaolbs seIeeraf mellem 0anmarf
% Mmerifa.

st 9Siociateo Greis Telegram fra
Boibington 6ateret oel, %. Sept. IL
ger, ct GtabIeringen at birefte traa0-
les Selegrafforbinoel n1elIeln Dun-
mort % Be Jore,tebe 5tatcr pIn1t-
legges' al ben oanife @egjeriag. Ct
Telegram til oau 6anife 2egotiol1 i
s8aibington lne0belte, at Sen oas1lfe
Sroftfniniiter babbe lt6talt liq &
2anb stinget at 9raf afifni,,ii tot
Sioen ltoarbeiber 8lo1ter for et itpr
fransa atlantiif graaoles Station 11nr
a1ebe1bopo, fom bill intte Danmarf
/ oirefte traa6lps 5orbi.loeIle 1,re6
|oe Soreneoe 5tater.
81 bar tioligere olntolt, at Ser
poatenftes Dpfpreliel1 al eli araoo--
lgs Citation i georoiinl nlIa1lo, og set
er ri1neliebis oe1tne, Der refereres
|til / geleoran1n1et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

Sc fioitnnbnte er melt gelnen1
4 ira oe ip6omerifanife stater % fro
De rpe Stater, fonr er opitaaet r1,-
1oer 8rigel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

sfrn efter grsbeunmns
II bette Blnb.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-08-29
Y w. H. A. CLOSES CAMP AFTER
MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON.

The need of summer vacation camp
for girls has been proven by the number
taking advantage of the Young Women
Hebrew Associations offering of an out
door vacation at a most nominal sum.
The Y. w. H. A. is to be commended in
their purpose and success in carrying out
so large and worthy an enterprise.
Before closing this seasons camp, the
organization will accommodate fifteen
more girls at it's final "over labor day"
weekend at Casa Iona at the reduced
rate of $2.25, beginning Saturday after
noon, August 80 to Monday evening,
September l. A fine program is being
arranged. Registrations must be in Fri
day without fail. Visitors will be al
lowed on Sunday and Monday after
moons.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-08-29
INDEPENDENT FUR co. NOW
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

Mr.. M. Midanek announces the open
ing of the Independent Fur Company at
II South Seventh street, next to the
Orpheum theatre. Mr.. Midanek is we'll
known by host of satisfied customers
and friends, whom he has served for the
past fourteen years as salesman at vari-
Gus retail fur stores in this city. With
his partner, Mr.. Epstein, fur expert of
reputation, they are ready to do remodel
ing and repairing at the most reasonable
prices, and to assure all customers of en-
tire satisfaction with workmanship and
prices. The Independent Fur Co. will
cheerfully call at your home and make
suggestions and estimates on remodeling
of scarf, muff or coat. Main 1890 will
reach them.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-08-29
NORTH SIDE RETURNED SERV-
ICE MEN ORGANIZE.

A meeting of pre-service men was held
at the Talmud Torah where post of
the World War Veterans was organized.
Mr.. Irving Frisch was elected temporary
chairman and Mr.. Solomon Krishef, sec
retary-treasurer. A committee of ten
was appointed to formulate plans for
membership drive Also welcome COM
mittee was appointed to cooperate with
the Social Service Department to assist
in making the opening and dance sue
cess.