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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16

- able to prevent ratification in a
S11mber OF the states, so the amend
sannt would fail during the seven years
- tbs movement would have 10 be
Aenrted all over again.
Tho dry leaders opposed the amend
;Nnaat. not because they doubted
s4Aotr ability to force ratification by
:4AfrfyAatx states in very much short
.nk t1m0 than seven, but because they
ia not wish the amendment bur
Aoned with unnecessary restrictions.
However, rather than imperil the
irnestffnent, the dry leaders accepted
~ eeveu-year clause IN both houses
md 1t was sent To the states In that
Form. Now in less than thirteen
laOntlls ratification is all but accom-
'pllshed.
The amendment was passed by the
'aS53ate on August ]. 1917, and passed
u the house on December II, OF the
Nnnne year. II was passed by the
sGenate with the house amendments on
December rs Tire vote In the sen-
.ake was SIS 10 20 and in the house
E@11 to 12s-
Effective In One Year
EsSf@ The amendment will become sfee-
tive one year after the ratification is
procaaimed During the intervening
lnArfUd, congress and the several
Gkn4eS will be called upon To pass leg
<t1aklon to enforce The amendment and
~ pynNide penalties for violations. III
r probable "A large force of agents un-
3Eor the direction OF the commissioner
ri Internal revenue viii have to be APP
otnfesf TO enforce the law. Each
tn4e will have to provide machinery
fn tbs enforcement of the law in ad-
<31ou to the machinery provided by
lSS NAAAFaf government
ss4 1hnugh no definite plans have
m Formed for celebration of the
&taGation, it is probably the event
m hN observed in some manner
arfntsndent Dinwiddie said tonight
when the ratification is accom-
~ the leaders will turn their at
49, to thoughts of a fitting ceie-
ElSa HA said: Il have no doubt that
- will be celebration that
1& IA sweep the country and lake ~
~ nature of a Qualification In
e14Y town. hamlet and city in
~ entire United States. IN all
ohAbility date will be selected
" 7o 1--we the celebration so that the
1101e country will unite in honor
~ glorious victory"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
BYRD ST. STATION
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corning corporations approved April
Is, 1905. which provides that: ANY
railroad company which has estab-
lished and maintained throughout the
year. for Ave consecutive years, a pas
senger station at q point on it's road
shall not abandon said station with
out the written consent of the state
corporation commission"
A provision Is made, however,
which provides for change or aban-
donment OF stations when the line is
changed. The Norfolk & Western,
1t is claimed. has not changed the
location of it's line, because it is still
using the Byrd-Street station for a
freight route. and accordingly, 1t il
commended, 1t should continue to be
used for local accommodation trains.
The action obtained by Judge Rhea
probably establishes record for
speed in matters Of such vital impor-
tanoe affecting the welfare OF the
people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
SLAUGHTER rs WINNER
IN LAST NIGHTS MATCH

Billiard followers of Richmond were
given real treat in the form of an
exciting and close match between
Slaughter and Gillian, contestants in
the amateur billiard tournament at
the Haskins Billiard Parlor. last night.
Slaughter's handicap was 100 and Gil
iiam's IS. The last-named was VIC
torious in view of the fact that he
made his SIS. while Slaughter had. but
81 worries to his credit Gillian was
high man for the evening. having a
run of eleven balls.
The standing of the players follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
THE WEATHER

Washington. Jan. 16.-Forecast:
Virgtnta-Fair Thursday: Friday,
cloudy. probably followed by rain
Friday night: moderate temperature.
North Carolina-Fair Thursday;
Friday, unsettled; probably rain.
Local TcmperAture YESTERDAY.
~ noon temperature .......... 4G
p. N. temperature ......., as
p. ~. temperature ......... 40
MAJ temperature TO p. Mo-. 4s
Min. temperature to 8 p. M..... 40
Mean temperature. -. ......... "a
Normal temperature ............ SO
Ex. tn temperature yesterday. 6
Def. In temperature since Jan. /. 2S
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last II hours .,.. 0
Rainfall last "a hours .......... .os
Def, In rainfall since March L.. lilo
Def. In rainfall since Jan. 1...... .04
Local Observation 1t r. NJ. Yesterday
Temperature. 40; humidity. So;
wind direction. northeast; wind veloc-
lty, 8: weather. clear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
There's Just one thing to do.

II your skin seems ablaze with the
aer,t burning and itching Of Ecxema,
real and lasting relief can only
come from treatment that goes be-
low the sur3Ace---that reaches downs
ia the vary aource OF the trouble.
6o-called skin diseases come from =
diaorderNd condition OF the blood. ana
aeAroh far and near. and you cannot
md = bleed remedy thai approaches
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

treatment IL through the blood.
8. s. 8. has been on the market for
nifty years, during which time It has
been giving uniform satisfaction for
all manner OF blood disorders. II you
want prompt ana lAating relief, you
can rely upon B. 9. 3. For expert
advice az to the treatment 81 your own
individual cass, write today IL Chief
Medical Adviser. Swift Specific CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
Roosevelt Funeral Picturee.

First exhibit here. this afternoon of
the Theodore Roosevelt funeral pic
lures by the Pathe service Is an
nounced for this matinee performance
at the Lyric. The exclusfve Pathe
pictures will give the motion picture
displays unusual prominence on the
new bill. Two other great pictures to
be released 1t tbs same time are the
arrival Of President Wilson and his
party In London and the triumphal re-
entry Of King Albert into belgium.
The vaudeville attractions Include
several classy features. such Is Louis
London, late principal baritone with
the Sam Bernard company, who In
appearing In vaudeville this season
az singing comedian; Maurice Sam
uels, former star OF character comedy,
who Ii presenting In vaudeville tho
amusing comedy character sketch, AT
Ellis Island; Sylvester and Vance, Z
versatile variety duo, who have been
long established fAvorites hare. and
the Goldman Trio, European circus
favorites. offering a spectacular ex-
hibition Of equilibrium and beautiful
posing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16

Slee IL the entire conference
ny erasr n which the suo,ecs'
~ III DELEGATES
[s2SEzS TIRED FOR CONFERENCE
Jnn. NS.--The number o.
~ forming a peace commissior
I've no influence upon that com
nDnsa status At the conferences
en0h delegation Is a unit
1ctstOn to this effect was reaci'so
nSIe two conferences IN vac
1879 fnreirn office. attended by
6ant Wilson, the premiers ano
- r,ntnisters OF the allied powers
|Es 80 Japaneee am AMBASSADORS an
IN and Paris, The decision Wa
-, - . ~ .osiaSs IS y
n ~ vas also announced that the
u 80 system may be employed by
nation in the selection or It's
oSoe delegation.
IL 1rnonr other things, the represeh-
N1fnn OF the various nations az ~
re conference was agreeu up l.,,..
|71HM decision being identiffcaf with yes
&sssSSvse forecast. with some additions.
I'D ~stration of the rules of confer
1922 NJ walmost completed" The state
nnt says:
ne text follows:
81 r4rrt. Each delegation being a unit
40 number OF delegates FORMING ~
ssnr have no influence upon ATS status
"a the conference.
second. In the selection OF its dele
xation, each nation may avah HseiI
6f the panel system. This WAL ehdoie
each state at its discretion TO ehtry
~ interest 10 such persons as haas
6snfxnate. Adoption of The panel sFs-
7 rIm will In particular enable the
Hrltish empire to admit among its fve
ASfAxates representatives of hef &c"
1fninions. including Newfoundland
mich has no separate representative
and of India.
me official communique says
further.
The president of the United States
~ America and the prime ministers
sad foreign ministers OF the aiileu
nowers, assisted by the Japanese am
6assadors in Paris and London, heIu
two meetings today. the hrst from
fo.3o A. NJ to 1880 +. Nj. and the
runrnnd from 2:3o 2. NJ. to i. NJ.
ssTn the course of these TWO meet
-fnrn examination of the rules OF the
Eronference has been continued and
almost completed.
aAmong other things il was decided
fiat the United States of America, the
british empire, France, italy ana
Japan shall be represented by hVe
Aelcgates apiece.
.~The British dominions and India,
besides, shall be represented as tol-
lows:
two delegates, respectively. from
Australia, Canada, South Africa ana
India (inciuding the native .statesl,
md one delegate from New Zealand
Brazil will be represented by three
Delegates.
Belgium. China. Greece, Poland
Portugal, the Czeche- Slovak republic,
Rousnania and Serbia will be repre-
Senfed by two delegates apiece.
Siam will have one delegate.
Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras,
Liberia, Nicaragua and Panama VIII
~ represented by one delegate apiece.
Montenegro. shall be represented
Nv one delegate. but the rules con-
cefning the designation of this dele
rata shall not be fixed until the mo
1nent when the political situation oi
xht1 country shall have been clear
"a up."
Dublin, Jan. is.--At an Irish Re
pAblican executive meeting here to-
AAy three men We're recommended as
lreland's delegates to the peace con-
1Arence--Professor DE Valera. Arthur
UT1AHths and Count Plunkett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16

The appearance at the Academy
next Tuesday and Wednesday nights
of David Warfieid in a revival of his
popular success, The Auctioneer,'
promises to be the seasons most ina
portant theatrical event.
The sale Of seats will open tomor-
row morning at the box office. Mr..
Warfield's famous portrayal Of the old
Hebrew peddler. Simon Levi, In this
well-known play, and the countless
human touches with which he invests
this creation have secured his place
in the hearts OF theater-goers the
country over. No player can wiring
tears and provoke laughter In so even
a balance; no artist n more loved
than David Warfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16

"Odds and Ends"

Speaking of Jack Nofthworth's mu-
steal revue, odds and Ends of 1919"
which Is to play at the Academy Mon
day. the New York -rimes says: at
has the charm of novelty, II has I'M
ceasing variety. exceptionally pretty
girls, delightful stage setting, tuneful
and catchy songs, scenic effects and a
stunning bunch Of costumes"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16

The brand of popularity that one
can buy isn't worth the price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16
AMENDMENT TO Be

CONTINUED from Page one.>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-16

Dublin, Jan. is.--At an Irish Re-
ppblican executive meeting here to-
day three men We're recommended as
1reland's delegates to the peace con-
1Arence-Professo DE Valera. Arthur
N414f1ths and Count Plunkett
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. %

DON'T store your used furniture. Sell
it to Townsend, who pays highest
prices. 533 Main. Phone 1926.
Furniture and stoves, all kinds, good
prices. Home Supply Store, ISL Ft.
Wayne Ave. Phone 1862
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10
n o T l c E

The undersigned. Executor OF the
Last Will and Testament of Caroline
Hotheinz, deceased, hereby gives
notice that by virtue of the power by
said Will conferred, it will, at the
hour Of 200 o'clock P NJ, OF the
tenth day of October. 1919, on the
premises hereinafter described, in the
City of Richmond. Indiana. and from
day to day thereafter until sold. offer
for sale at public sale. all the interest
of said decedent in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
I'll The South part of Lot number
eleven (11l in that part of the City
of Richmond laid out by William A
Bickle and bounded as follows: Be
ginning at the Southwest corner OF
said Lot No IL on the East side OF
Sixth, now Ninth Street; thence East
one hundred ten G10l feet to tha
; Southeas st corner of said Lot; thence
North twenty-five i22) feet and three
! 90 inches; thence West sixty-seven
. (6O feet and six CO. inches: thence
/ North three 81 feet and six (6l inches:
i thence West forty-two (42) feet and
six 50 inches to said old Sixth
i Street, now Ninth Street; thence
South twenty-five (25) feet and nine
! 90 inches to the place Of beginning.
/ Also a strip Of ground five 90 feet
in width along the South side of said
! Lot, being a strip of ground added to
! said South side by the vacation of an
alley which was on the South of said
| Lot. Said premises being known as
/ No. 315 South 9th Street.
(2) The North part of Lot number
eleven (1D in that part OF the City
of Richmond laid out by William A.
! Bickle and recorded on the plat OF
= sa id addition to City of Richmond.
Wayne County. Indiana, and bounded
/ as follows, to-wit: Beginning in East
! side of Sixth Street, now Ninth Street,
on the Northwest corner of said Lot
, eleven 11; thence East one hundred
/ ten (110) feet to an alley: thence
South twenty-five (22) feet and three
. (31 inches; thence West siXty-seven
] (67D feet and six (6) inches; thence
North three 80 feet and three 90
inches; thence West forty-two l42D
feet and six (6) inches; thence North
! nineteen (l9) feet to the place of be-
ginning. Said premises being known
/ as No. 313 South 9th Street
Sale of said real estate will be made
free and clear of any and all liens. but
subject to the approval OF said Court.
, and for not less than two-thirds of the
full appraised value Of the same. and
upon the following terms and condi-
tions: At least One-third of the pur-
+ chase money cash in hand. the bal
ance in two equal installments, pay
able in not to exceed nine t9D and
eighteen 1S) months. evidenced by
notes of the purchaser bearing six per
cent interest from date. waving re-
lief. providing attorneys fees. and Sc
cured BY mortgage on the real estate
sold
DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
Gardner. Jessup & Hoelscher. Attys.
sept 10-17-24; oct l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10
HELP WANTED-MALE

Young man wanted for stock
clerk. Woolworth 5 and 1Oc
store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
INCREASE TAX LEVY

Pursuant to Sections 200 and POI of
an Act Concerning Taxa ton Approved
March II, 1919.
State of Indiana, City Of Richmond.
Wayne County, S.:
In the matter of the application OF
the City of Richmond, Indiana, TO
raise more taxes.
Notice is hereby given that the
taxing officers Of the City Of Rich
mond, Wayne County. Indiana. have
filed with the State Board OF Tax
Commissioners a petition to raise
taxes in excess of those for the pre-
ceding year. for the purpose OF meet
ing the increased expenditures OF the
various Departments and for the other
expenses of such City of Richmond,
Indiana.
A public hearing on said application
will be held at the office OF the State
Board of Tax Commissioners In the
State House at Indianapolis, Indiana.
on the 18th day of September, 1919.
All taxpayers and all persons inter
ested are notified to be present at
said hearing.
Dated September 2nd. 1919
W. W. ZIMMERMAN Mayor
| Attest: VIM. Stevens, City Clerk.
sept $40
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10
AUTO SUPPLIES & REPAIRS IS

VULCANIZER - H wood,
model 8, for sale at a bargain.
1929 Main St.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10

MONEY TO LOAN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10

COOK-wanted at Boyer's Restaurant.
539 n 18th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22
BY Probasco

Will pay 25c each for copies Palla-
dium, May 10th. 1918. Leave copy
at Palladium office
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-10

l Cook and 2 dishwashers want
ed. Reid Hospital.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Set eaeite, ser iffe laSer liz
farrifere.

Gn bergmt aarrifotl,rtegl1er ioo
en- Sag og tegre6e Ell &arrifntnr al
en- mo6ers1e 9amebat, % geeninger
IDffffetoes BAN iaa aoot, at ban brait
i 2atter, 90 ban betragteoe lit gerf;;
Dan blep oerfor meget forbaafct
.oper, at bans Some, 81 BON bite
8egriagen, iffe bapoe iaa
meaa ON 5mil tilopers for ocn.
s55pnes 81 iffffe om beng fpltrgte
alrifnere1t for,,noret.
Sm leg gigrl1 Idgbe bll1.
tnr1igpis ipnes ieg pm ben: Dct
ct ben met belripe,1oe Sol, leg
Bib bar et. Sborfor brager oi1
eeentlie Bin SID til ale oisie &ar-
riiffatirer, naar on ffan teg1te iaa
frnufffe sil,g2 aoo mig fda geg1lins
gen aosgam leg trafs ben TIC 500.
.oebanoIerinoe1 % Iaoer berbe Iabe
&atefer 66e1n :
adleoeg tete set: Maen a1,nit-
nere11 piolte "a oen Dag, ct mot
tan farrifere at oer1re geroen
Dannebatte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
gfjebnens DmOeltnine.

Sorle6en lteg ct mRrfeligt 5elfab
ITO al @eoierfoget paa &igbenbapns
8aaegaar6. Sc figrte paa 2. 8las=
he, men 1igneoe ~orpbriat nog1e for
[fomne polfe Mrbejoere men meo
2afffo paa. On al Dem aflen0fe ct
|8elegraln. Set bar moertegnct
|Sprlt Micboilonitcb. 0g set par
life noaet Niepoonpm. Gen itoffels
forfomsle % llrbeoe Wano Dor rus
tito SDrite, Ser bab6e bpret @eiun0t
pnn 8alfan. De pbrige at 5elifabet
|bar cn Diptiionsgenerol fra @arpa-
terne % ct 9ar al16re bbjtltaael1oe
E9fficerer. g1 par De iiI1tppet il6 at
Def 1i1gorife 5angenifab og paa Sci
Diem fH 6porelanoet bia Nrcba1=
oory9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
800 Menneifer til gllters.

n11oer Sn6re Misiions CONNER
n1e6e bar 800 Men.1e}fer til Mters
i Gsbjergsairfe. Sorin6en 9aitor
5ibiger fra 8rabifeltolen meobeHe
Mbfolrtionen TT Ben itore SorIam.
ling, opleife ban ct Brep, uaoerteg=
net 1gn 5bnoeripoe1, bbori be1lle
%opfororeoe til at tafffte Sub for Sgns
oeripllan6s @iaforening meb Dan=
mort % la6e SoImen "gmR tabmfeerr
nlie @no1 aflWtge inoen Mltergan=
gen. Dente Snlme bar blepen oia-
fet, pfter at 80 Mars arigen bar
alllttet. SeIe Den ftore gorfamIinp
reilte ffig % long SaImen ftuaaenoe,
bborefftn &ralte.1 fremfagoe q,
aaribenoe Eat.
SadIegDnooh ben ftore 0aober,
oerfog en- rl116elia GD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
: D!an1lnark =
8rof. 81, aprop on, stabiaen tr
On MI,

sgmtonaltiocltoea lar bebt 9ro-
fesIor ariitoffer @prop ffortallesiiot
ON hans Snotrpf Of oal fpInneliGc
5tuoent fgr % SIN, % 8rofesloren
uotaler ON en- beoenga,lgal GioS
Hinbelige Stlocntcr 81, ~. DE
"emancipereoe" fig. 0ptraaote n1eo
frpgteliee glatfiann1coe Srii,rer
{bpis SC 81 life bapoe fHppet Saa<
ret belt oD, anlmagte 6e1 Tor Ell
una apinoe lite iuit alfcrmeit tlrs
belize gtnoe1,terbllc iiom en moelll
Ra|fet paa set 1tfriiereoe Sopeo, al1z
Iaaoe fine &I96er e:rteu at WRono=
.~Iplfe}nit eller SGffefalon % git ]
ftore, fla6bunoeoe Sfo
Men MI! Sa, mt ct ben nllge,
fpiaoelige stuoe11t 10 noget garlte
onoet % lanet be0re: Spit, fpinz
oeIig, n~oturlig % flepoelig. Seq
boloer meget al Be ,lllge, fbinbelige
GtuDenter. Sc forbes faa fsot, na=
mrligt og npoeligt opppe poo l1niper-
~fitetet.
gen Sing ntaa jea iiae enl oisIe
uuge &pinoer. Sg BET CT oenre, at
sDe CT ubpre flittise %. baroige,
Mongc @ange for flittiae % ibar>
oigc, faaleoes at Sc 2bbet df ct
@ur Mar s,eiten foar eoelagt fia iclp..
Set er en- a1nit at arbeioe, % ben
forItoar Sc. Wen bet CT oglaa eli.
@rnit at bride, % oc1 %foritaar De
life! Dg iiffert er Set 10, at man.
n,aa og ifol 6ripe en- @as1g inlellem.
for ife at blibe belt ebelaat. Sbis
jcg 1fal gipe Ct &aa6 til oe rn1ge
&bit1ber, iom i 6isie 8age bar of=
11lttet oeres Mrtium, iaa maa BET
6Iibe oette: @etpnf Ter lite Ell,
men ii @nnee, FIR S bellutter Ser.
for zpioere5 tu6ierl Seq felloer mott
ge gfsempIer paa, at Stnoeriager1le.
,er bleoet til cit l1lpffe for 6e 1tnge
apinoer. Com Gingcne i 9iehliffet
1igger, ringeagtes De praftife Gus
fer / oltfor bei @rao al De 1t1ge
Bieer, og bpo6 e11ten De bar 8egaz
pelfe til set eller ei, iaa bill og iifal.
Zoe itl6ere. Me1 Ell ifigme Gag gaar
zen. iaaoan lille 8ige ben % forlober
zig % glitter figl 90 iaa itaar bun
Soerl Eilitreffelig 11oDiflet % liz
telligent er bum lite til, at Set nir-
felig fan betote fig for ba1oe at
|fortfptte fine stnoiier. Senoes
8lnos er abioIut i Sjemmet, mem
bun formaar life at itoppe en-
Gtrgmpe og foge Ell @rpoe @rgo!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
81 ignberipife arigsfanger.

~ lpttOSt wv Ot%sy0F ls4j
Meo 9itaiiatiffes Dun1per "Sf.
gbo1noss anfom Sen %. SS11Ii 3355
f~911oerjDffe arigsfa,tger til @eile.
ssaslgerne tom fra forifjelliae aeire
st 6ranfrig, % Danperet digit fro
Monen 2pr6ag Mften % bap6e bopt
Een baar6 Gberreue 5gl1oeripoerne
blep bu6t belfoml1ter1 al ben nstge=
Erenoe 8orgmeiter, @artiierSrGo Soul
len og Ell l1oberifuelig Meltneife-
maalgbe, Der bil1te bent nleo 6urra.
raab, Strdfs efter 2a16lig11ingel1
@ieiterte ct Bob % blep iHe0,
% 6erefter preotes De rliot til 0es
res 8nrfter Beile=og 9nlegn. Npite
6orinio6ag afbo16tes ct. Nicolai
@irfe en- @lostieneite, bpori 8robit
gbriHenim preoifehe, % ON Mffte-
nen bar NDrnooet gRrt beb Ell Mlio.
Dag 5fDtterbuie 9ngen I1ltteoe
n1co Concert Sdpelt. Ser e iii
idlf ffofl11et 1880 idtoeripffe arigss-
fanger Tt Donmurf; n1ea Roue,t
Der m6nu arnIef ca. loco Mo11o,
on1 better at fo111ne Iiem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

.gterling. Sou lfuloe ma.1 tro, at 6cn
.folosiale 5tiantna i Dollarsfurien
piloe faloe ell Gel SRlgere freln
.bjemnne, bpor mon bog Iigger inoe
Ime0 lite 1~betpoelige amerifanife Ti1=
gooebabenoer, men oct biier fig, at
ben Itarfe 0pgang faar Soft til at
tru pao poerligere Stigs1ing, ma
be1ter me0 at inlge, inbtil &l,rlen
'Ien Sag plu6ielig faioer lige iaa
iturft, fon1 Den CT gaoet op. 5aa
er Ser Splgere / rigeligt Mdd1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
MGrfeligt Matltrfenomen.

6 6, q; q, ,,4nhnnfop Sol,
1ot. M,,a,,st. aaaar#,as Tarea,ofi.
a.. 49, f,ara 49,, 8 & gnarioesaa
nsarsts,sfaqs g hinInoraSo
IS sa,.a' Ma,a,.otar -, 9arrs i
81 !, IS ~ sy;Ifnrn. s y,,,nSn;r'
sarSi}rar,,,inoprss,,o, M
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'begpalote slu 9naoeilea at lg Der
meo oar oea Darite ariiesbciorreet,
men fon1 BET ogiaa bar biit I'D ~.
5oeDarcl,oe sdrs Der par ct aoot
|stpfte igien, inoen Ell Silbagebe,l-
[oen III slorttaIe silital1oe filoe Be-
Eg11oe. Aaref 1918 i1o berifeoe 90
r~elnangelen poerlBere til5pioiet peo
lat M,ltilfsrilerne aabel fra g,,gl
IIanb iom fra aDifldnb neltel beIi
opbgrte. Dog, mon bapoc Sou I'll
lat lebe 8aabet PM fbeore G5iio1er, e
Saab. om BET moeppreabe Nar,
bbor Ealen TN, er o,n 8aretilfgrie.
len, beIler lite ct blebet Hufiet,
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Otter 6orlD6enbe &ellinapr
Nbisnser Der for Gi6en 81dl1er opppe
ON at faa ban11et ct slmt for @Dit.
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ef%siiteret ct @ersbol1n STINT; Set be-
too af De in01tge 5ogne al 2Dnge-
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