davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
TWO KILLED AND MUCH
DAMAGE IN TORNADO
WHICH STRIKES KANSAS

Hoisington, Kan, Oct. 1.-TWO per-
sons were killed and a score injured
In tornado which struck this city late
yesterday. Property damage today was
estimated at $3.50, 900. About so resi-
dences were wreck ed and an entire
block Of business houses blown down.
Mrs. G. II. Cravens and an infant
daughter were killed when their home
was blown down.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
Lot No. PIP, 1895

A. G.. p. Ford boot and
a good one. Women's kid
skin boot in fieldmouse
color with plain toe, me-
dunn welt sole, leather
Louis heel. This is a very
stylish last and the run of
sizes is complete. Come
and take a look at this boot
and satisfy yourself as to
it's value.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
SPECIAL SESSION OF
NEBRASKA SOLONS
WILL BE CALLED

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. Ex-Governor Nc
Kelvie announced this morning that
he would call n special session of the
Nebraska legislature to allow the is
suance of bonds for repairing the
Douglas county courthouse, damaged
during the recent Omaha riots, and
provide for the restoration of build
ings which were destroyed by the fire.
Next Tuesday will probably be the da-
of converting.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
REAL VALUES.
Lot No. 2l6, sos

This is a G. P. Ford Boot
of extra fine quality in
sand color, kid upper and
all wool fabric top, Good
year welt sole, all leather
Louis heel and stitch tip.
a. beautiful shoe, a swell
ftter and very dependable
for wear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
BOYS ARRESTED FOR
STEALING SOX CLOTHES

Chicago, Oct. 1.-TWO boys were held
by police today charged with breaking
into the White Sox dressing room at
Comiskey Park and stealing players
clothes, The boys were walking on
with Dick Kerr's raincoat when caught
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
BOMBING PLANE ON
TRIP TO NEW YORK

Halifax, N. S., Oct. 9.-The bombing
plane Atlantic" left Parrsboro, n. S.,
for New York at 11:40 a. m. today.
Weather conditions were favorable and
Commander Kerr expected to complete
the flight before shutdown.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
TWO STEEL STRIKERS
SHOT BY POLICEMEN

Pittsburgh, Oct. 1.-Two steel strik-
ers were shot today and several in
1ured when state police charged a mob
which attacked negro workmen at the
plant of the American steel and wire
company at Donora, near here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
KING GEORGE WILL
RATlFY THE TREATY

London. Oct. Qualification of the
peace treaty by King George is immi-
nent, it was stated here today, mas
much as notice of ratification has been
received from all the British domains.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09

These shoes that we are Offering today are
really and truly SHOE BARGAINS
one of them Don't look at the price and if
it is below the $1,000 mark pass it by with an
idea that it is an ordinary shoe. There are
just as fine high grade shoes az the New York
Store as will be found in any exclusive shoe,
store in the city of Boise and they are here to
be sold-and what is more THEY ARE
SOLD. We want you to be the judge as to
their actual worth, and ask that you call ane|
compare the shoes we sell at almost give
away prices with those shoes that are selling
for nearly twice our price at exclusive shoe
stores. We already know the verdict-NEW
YORK STORE SHOE VALUES ARE
REAI NAI LIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
MEN OUT ON STRIKE

Altoona, Penn. Oct. 9.-Seventeen
hundred Pennsylvania railroad round
house employees struck last night. at
fecting this city and Hollidaysburg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
RADICALS ROUTED BY
POLICE IN new YORK

New York. Oct. 9.--Policemen swing
ing their clubs freely routed several
radicals last night when the latter at
tempted to, march UP Fifth avenue in
protest against the Russian blockade.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09

Make all evenings at your
home happy and cheerful for
your family and friends.
Music is the answer. Samp-
son Music Co. would like to
add to your pleasures.
Phone 252,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
Lot Nos. 5OO1 and
5OO5, $3.05

Women's black kid button boot
of best kid stock. Good welt soles
and leather Louis heels. These
shoes are cut from the very best
lid stock and we offer no greater
bargain than these numbers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
Lot No. 217, sos

Women's dark gray
dress boot. Also a G. P.
Ford shoe of the finest
quality; kid skin upper
with 9-inch top and kid
back stay; plain vamp,
medium weight welt sole
and leather Louis heel. A
very dressy boot and we
have it in all sizes and
widths, A to ID.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
The Best Opportunity
To Save OnWOmen'S Footwear

We
ladies' ~
from
BOTH
nGta Louishee ~ 4 - - - ' ~ " 7
Such
thar we re oherngt hemto
Of
that
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
FLYING PARSON'

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
ARBITRATION OF

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09

lions and safeguard rights and princi-
pies of both sides.
PROHIBIT IMMIGRATION.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
Lot No. 221. S7.05

A swell C.. p. Ford boot
in chocolate brown kid
upper with extra quality
cloth top, Goodyear welt
sole and leather Louis heel
with aluminium plate un-
der top lift. This is a styl-
ish last and fits perfectly.
You should see this shoe
to appreciate its value.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
Lot No. 215. S5.05

Women's pearl gray
boot; kid skin upper; welt
sole; leather Louis heel.
Those of you desiring a
light shoe should see this
boot. 1t is strictly high
grade.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
Read the Following Descriptions of
Fashionable Fall Footwear
Lot No. 405, SOS

A G. P. Ford street boot
in dark gray kid skin up
per and best quality, cloth
top to match. Has a good
weight sole and military
heel. An attractive boot
for street wear and WILL
wear.
Lot No. PIG, $8.45
An extremely good
looking boot of the J.&K.
quality, similar in color
and style to Lot No. 210,
except that it has en- imi-
tation stitch tip. All sizes
and widths. Do not over
look this boot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
&tpaxA hrfaafBrhlrn

sc efter, ON ser er fpitteret for
Ben Ei6, ser er betalt, og CT bette
lite rettet / 2pbet al 6 Tiger, be6es
De gipre % opmerfiom berpaa, og
iamtt6ig meo6elt %, naar og paa
sbbilfeu Moa6e 8elgbet ct ienot. &i
ifol % ltrafs rette, mulig 5oriem=
anelie.
@ful6e Ell eller on6en babe opiagt
@laoet og set beo en- Seiltagelie
frem6eles ienoes, el1er man al Ell
eller on6en @runb life gnlfer 6et
tilien6t le11gere, 90 fan ct &oitfort
fenot til % flare set:
@nbber, ser be6bIiben6e 1no0toger
e8laoet, er aniparlig berfor.
Sin6er hi set lelb %ng6ben6igt al
en- eller ott6en Mariag at ltan1e &la.
1et, bil Sc Ielp pi6e bborfor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
Blair eller Smaba?

| SEQ Den forene6e 6anif-lutberif lie
&trfes Marsmg6e bleb set BEL lnttet
at foretage en- rmfatten6e Meita1tro-
ton af Sa1nhrn6ets @fo1e / @rair,
Neb., eller maaffe flptte @fole:1 til
cit an6el1 8p. @n @omite ne61attes
til at oberbeie bele .5agen og rop=
portere til tpi f. MorSmpoe.
| S ben ienere Sis bar SEN Eanfe
beret fremfat, ONT 0moba life piloe
bore ct i6eelt @te6 for Ell e%bentuel
M @foles &eliggenbe6. Ser frem-
b9bes, at Sfolcn 0erbe6 bil6e fao
beore Mogang til at e1gogere Sc be6-
tie amerifanife 2ererfr9fter, lige-
iom gleberne btl6e fin6e 1ettere Moz
gang til 8ibliotbefer og lignenoa
ST titutioner.
@eoaftgren al Can't 2utberif
&irfeb1a6" bar / ct al 8looets ii6lte
Mumre omta1t eenne Gag. San fri
Der, at ban poa Marsme6et fit Sen
Soritaaelie, at Sen Spfattelie, at
oen %forene6e Strife b6r opfgre- en :1n
mo6erne Sfole6pgning paa ct a116et
Ste6 en6 / 8lair> er ret olmin6eliq.
Men ban er 6og life ierlig bcgeiit=
ret forBla:1en og %il11tter meo at iigc:
"@folens T1ptntng fra 8lairl Sen
ffal til en- 1t6rre 8p, ct &1,It1trcen-
trlm. Ma ia! Wfen SEN Gag bor og=
ioa to @i6er, og bbilfen er Sen big
tigite, Sen itprfeite! 211obtg &orms
bo16t fiji HrpItefole og Misiions=
,.ffole / 61effen &ermansborg poo
2pneborg Se6e, og ser ct blepen
lagt ON 6en Sfole, at Sen birfe6e
mere for Misiton og leben6e Sri
iten6om e116 alle Epiflaa6s l1niperii=
teter tiliamme1. Ser fan NOT 116fG=
res t1oget fort og eo6t fra ct 1ta1r-
ieligt Ste6. "Der ifa1 bore ct Def-
tfe oper alt, bbo6 ser er berligt"..
Gor Srelier fit fit l166onnelie !,
Noiaret og iffe / Seruialem eller
Mlera:16rien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
nit til Wfi6ong Dap6e ban lagt lie

ipiit til Miooag bapoc ban lagt fig
paa Sofaen for at bpi1e liot, me:1
ban bapoe, Flint ban lite babe be-
fl1noet iig bel | ben ie11ere SID, lite
11up11t 1loget ON, at ba11 Ben Due
baboe oct minore go6t ellb ellers.
Da ban ltoo op % sit 116 i Stal.
ben for at fo6re &eitene, nnpntt
.ba:r teller life noget ON, at ban ba,
ipg, mel1 6a ba11 life fom tilbage
sit bans @i1ltrl 1,o for at f. bbo,
ban blep al, % bun fan6t bam SC
iio6en6c 6p6 / 5tal6en, rant Of e
Sjerteilag.
Mfopoc, ser blcn go g[ar gon1mel
bar barncfp6t paa Npborg Ggnem
SD:1, % bap6e boet be6 6reospillv
Ii Sc li6Ife 81 Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
Blanht Eannantwnn.
5pnberihifc SETTER.

S NorolesbiJ, i Danrnarf, er
man inoenfor bisie &re6le ful6t op-
taaet me6 at leaac @lanerne o.
&rogrammerne for Sc itore 8eltlig-
be6er, Ser bill fienbetegne @ienfor=
e1ings6agen.
M1 ier hi i ct oanif-amerifanit
8la6, at man I @imballton, Soma,
agter at afbol6s en- ipn6eriplf Set
oen 10. Muguit / M%nle6ning 5gn6er
iplla:1os @ienforening me6 Dan=
mart. Com Galere er 81. a. ino=
buot Hrplterne 8o6bolot % &igl,
be6e.
Mon sen 1m1ffe Eanfe life ifnl6e
fi1,be @ienf1ang / an6re 6anife &o=
lonier / Stater:1e. :Daniferne boloer
iaa ofte Teit Der tillan6s. 0g Der
ct EFT Nnleoning, Tom netop bur6e
bore Mi6tpunftet for Ell lang &effe
at Seitliabeoer fra Spit til &pit
bla1t6t 9u:1iferne. @lespigs Sor6
a%ie11ou110etl @r set life b9r6 at
min6es? 81 baaber, @imbolItons
gfsempel bill Blot blibe 8cgpnoelien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
Bnrnmfttgr Orr.

Maslacbuietts SmmigrutionS-811:
rea,t bar nbienot fe1gen6e &enltil-
ling:
Sore ia6oan6re6e Me0me1neifer.
lom lite fan tale set engelite 5prog.
enlter, at ser ifal bore ct goot 6or=
bol6 mellem SEM % os, % 6ct On
ife er gienlioig.
81 ber fpge at faa: 6e Gremmeo-
fe6te til at fele Zig biemme og fier=
Sc, at 6e bar Del / bort Stem.
Xenf pna, 6tor6an SIT felb bills.
file / ct 2an6, bbis @prog bu lite
forito6.
gu fan bielpe til at gisre Slime
rita en- belt igien:1em enig Mation
beo at 61l / Sin 6agfige 0mga1a meo
Dem, lom life taller flpoenoe gngelif,
biier sig irrlig ime6egaaenoe %
for6ragelig.
Monge al bore ~6remmeofpote bar
i fit eget 5prog faaet EFT gr1tnoig
lt6oannelie. 0e 1atter flor Nris paa
@e1ltgbe6 og Sme0efommenbeb.
@ie1p til at gi6re Mmerita og bets
Sn1tttutioner iaa fiere for Sc Srem=
me6fe6te, at ogiaa Sc bliDer btrfe-
lige Mmerifanere.
@ipr .0ette for sit 2an6. Get er
en- patriotiif @ierning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
Bbrnenra Hrtt.

@erbert &oober, ser al Yreiioent
@il1on bleb gtpet 6en ubpre 9pgabe
at ierge for, at ingen al @lropas
|6o1feilog lfl,loe libe @ungersnp6,
bar 1ige uoienot Me66elelie ON, at
bette &berb :t1t n9iten CT fnI6enot,
|i6et Ser / etbpert 2ano mi er lao
ltore 8eboloninger al omerifqnife
2eDne6smioler, at 6e fo11 boI6e @ul=
ten borte, in6til 2an6ets egen &pit
bill giDc Dem S6oe for set fommem-
6e Mar.
So Mrbei6et TIT CT ful6enot, bill
Sen omerifanife "@eIief Momini1tra=
ton" officie1t lutte fin Tilpere1ie.
|M1en &oober er lite fer6ig. 0ber=
|alt | Sc frtgsbergeoe 2on6e er ser
lf1lot al ifin6magre 8grn - @taf=
Ter, 1om life bor babt NOT at ipiIe
|netop oe Mar, bbor Sc bebeper RI
gelig @r1pring for at htn1e n6bifle
fig 1egem1igt og aan6eligt. sDe faar
Mao not til at boI6e fig / 2ipe> men
life NOT til at bofie Itore og iunoe
og roife. Sooper bar short, bbo6
ban fltn6e for Dem - UNDER bans
I2coelle bar 100000 8grn at EN-
|Snes forifiellige Nattoaer facet go6
1pren6e Ma6, Der gob BENT, bba6
zoe bebpbeoe for at gro og u6pif1e fig.
Soober bi1oe be1it lutte set Mr=
|beioe, iom ban fribiIliet poatog fig
&rige1s fdrite Me6ielsooee, og Tom
ban fi6cn bar uof6rt poo en- {oa pi6<
1u1oer1ig Mao6e. Son pil6e Delft
f6rlt bbile fig li6t og foa tage fat
igjcn poa i.te egne Gorretningsia=
ger. Men ban tor life oberIabe
bisie 100000 @prn til 6eres eqerr
|Sfiebne. @aa MI bor ban pao set
aom1e @rnnolog begpn6t en- npgirf-
1on1beo, european gbil6re11s Ste
LEI, Der beb &jeIp al prioot Bel
916re1beo bill fortiette, bboo Dor STE
gjering begpnote, for at reo6e Rrigs
lat1oe11e fra SungersnG6eng Mp61ler
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
Nfitemninaeu i @lespia.

Gnglano lar MI ratificeret Sre6s-
troftate1, og set be:1tes, at Sranf.
rig 2ebet al ct 8ar Tiger bill babe
Sreostraftaten go6fien0t og iamti6ia
bettes Sapans Qualification at fore
|1igge. 5oainort 6is1e tire Stormag-
ter bar ratificeret 9raftaten, treoer
Ben / &raft. De Soreneoe @tater
|og Stalien bill rimeligbiS taae le:1-
ecre Si6 til Matififationen.
Matififationen at Src6strattaten
bar en- Iurlig sSst1teresie for Danifer=
lie % Sbnoerjpoerae, for at oenne
ofbanger Acknowledgements Goit:
|iettelie. ga flcre / Sen Ienere Git
bar rettet os Soreipdrgllcr al1gaae1t-
Sc, boornoar Mfitem:1ingsoagen bli.
Der Slesbig, ifal ri ber gjengibe en-
n6talelie. al Statsmiiniter 8able,
iom, lpoer:
"0aar 6re6en er ratificeret al
ire al g~1,tertemagterne, er Sen en-
6elig. Snoe:1 Ii Gage oerefter fal
|Epifer1te bobe remmet begge Mfltem:
nings5o1terne. Sn6en tire Tiger item-
mes oerpaa / f6rlfe Gone, og inben
6erpaa f6lge:16e fem Tiger / an6er
Bone. Otter Mfitemningerne TAI
Danmarf administrative beiette 81
2an6s6ele, Iom bar itemt for San:
mart. Derefter treffes / &aris poo
@r11n6lag at Nfitemni:1gen 8eitem:
melie ON @renien mellem Epiflanl
og &anmarf, og S11pereniteten i ser
9el al @tesbig, iom ligger Sort
flor @renien, ober6roges. til os
8erit :1aar Spibeosretten / 2an6e1
1aaleoes er ober6raget os al @eir=
berrerne, 116ltrefter Sen 6an1feMigs-
bags COMMUNICATED fig til SEN MP
@r9nie."
ga tre @ntentemaeter rimeligbis
bill babe ratificeret Troftoten om=
firing oen 20. Nuguit, bill Mfltemnie-
gen fu11ne foreeaa / Slutningen al
September
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
"@uan IMAM tahtrH,
Hkal tnnan uinArB."
S Semogtppe- Maret for
Dolgos' Dp6.

E -t# .a.H.
9(f 9a11marfs &iftorie / set forri=
&c Sefel 'itoar 1907 og 1864 iom SC
iorteite Nar. Sg set .ii61te ligger
% enbn1 iaa relatipt ner, at mo:1=
&C, 6er en6og Iom @ofsne bor gjcn-
1e1nlebet set, e1bn1t CT ibla116t %.
[Sor 6isfe @an1le bar set ii6ite Sent
aars 8egiperbeoer 11be:1 ON os brogt
Ell e16nu 6pbere og mere oirrenoc
Spnnoing emo for Sc Dngre, for
bbem 1864 finn por ct &opite1 -
omel16 ct iaare biertegribe16e - /
bort lille Solfs Saga. Seen til
@iengipl6 1eftes hi Ongre maaife til
en- inoerligere og 6pbere 8oritooelie
|af Nornernes 9raa6eipin6 op til
bore Gage, naor hi feiter Spn1erf-
iombe6en be6 @araftere1 al Matio=
mems gn6reoe 2ibsDtringer, ion!
fulgte efter Mismo6et / 86lge6a-
len ga.
Set bite fig efter set ii6ite l1lpf=
fesoar, at set lille p6mpge6e Tolf,
tro6s aft, bela6 Meno me6 6erer-
@genifaber. Sor @%pbeboere, 1pecielt
@iebenbaonere, ligger Mob:1et Eiet=
gen lige poa G11ngen. San in6fprte
paa fin Sis ct Slogs Mn6elspnie Ell
|ti1igs, lnrte % paa tit Smraaoe at
lefte Slot, og ban 1atte % poaag
II &apport me6 @er6en 1toenom os.
|Sg in6ei 2an6t, eller lt6e paa 2an-
set, birfeoe Mg1t6 al Ell or6en SIRE:
paa praftiife @eformer, iamt poo
SpbDgni:1g al noget Sept. Og blonot
|6isfe bar 6er otter Ell, Ser neitett
|fantaitiif foritgrres for bort 8lif,
10 mere 9i6en gaar - 9nlgos.
Set ct netop MI 9iebltffet at
min6e ON, at 6en:1e Man6 be1teoc
iin Gnergi al lelpe l11pffffen. San
ifabte Sonfarett: @pa6 n6a6 tabtes,
ifol inoo6 btn6esl Me6 set Meinltat,
at ban fit oe fattige 8616er til at
oen6e Sen triite Sebeior6 % mei.
fommeligt gi6re Sen til Marfer, el,
Ter fit Sem til at plante Shr oa
@ratt, bbis ipp6e Spirer it6en ben
bnb6e en- faa tteben, ofte tilinneln,
6e1be baobI6s 9amp me6 Sor6ens
@bI - mer olt tnlt, lite belto min
6re meo set Slrttntngsreiultat, III,
mattge Mar efter bu1tg Dgh, at ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
6in1pen til Sgn6erjp6erne.
6bor6dn Set / SET heIe tndet {

&Dor6an Set / set bele taget gaor
meo Sst16i amlingen til Sielp for
S6n6erip6erne Der / 2on6et> set bar
hi lite mo6taget Me66elelie ON emo,
MI, ifriDer "Dfif." Men ber / 8aib=
ilrgton County, @eb., er Ri bafent-
Zig fpr6ige mes S%n6famlingen, oa
hi Dar faaet omfring $540. 81 bap-
BE baabet at fl1n:1e gibe Suffering
og Speriigt 6erober / 6ette Scr. al
OF, mten ollie @i6rags1titerne er
lite enonu in6fommet, iaa hi maa
bette 6erme6 til ct enere M1tmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
4r, nRr ualDtp at hltuf
Antrrtkanrrr.

Sra 8relioe11t @il1ons 46e S1ll
Sole omboro poa George @aIb=
ington" bi61ettes fdlge:1oe:
Bor Mation ct Ell 9ommenlut-
ming al ollie @er6ens @ationer. 81
bar life &o6 / noget enfelt Soft.
Set, Ser forofterilerer Mmerifa, er
netop bette, at bort Soft er bpgget
op al oct be6lte, 1om bber Natio:1
bob6e, at gtbe. %un6erti6en, noor
leg CT 1ammen me1 en- amertfanif
8orger, bpis @ugge ito6 / fremmeo
2an6, fommer ieg til at tpnfe paa,
at bmn bar ct biit Sortrin frem for
mig. Set bar iffe efter eget 8alg,
at leg er en- Mlnerifoner. Seq blen
BET beo mi:1 Sb6iel, men leg boober,
at bbis leg bar fe6t an6etite6s, biloe
leg babe babt Torlton6 NOT til al
beige Mmerifa iom nit Stem, poo
famme Maa6e iom Sc inonanoreoe
efter iin6igt @alg beItemte fig til
at b1ibe Mmerifanere. Sc Tom til
os fra anbre 2an6e og iog6e: "8i
bill lutte % til let, hi bar Gillio til
Ter og bill feite $50 iblonot ier."
On Notton 1cm Dor ifltIoe bab(
let be6 at f%oritea a:16re Nationer
Set ffuloe bore en- let Gag for oe
at me6e benz iom 8rgbre, og ION
8reore at raffe 6em en- bipIpenoe
Snon6. @ itaar / @enifabsforboI<
til belle 8er6en, for6i Ri er @Ipg:
meo bbert Solfe1lag / Ber6en o:
buroe beofienoe % bort Slegtffob
81 r1ao faa 6em til at fe at foe i iff
Dor egen Soroel, men igge at Itette
ole De Solfeilag, / bbilfe hi felt
bor &ob.
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"Ganiferen" me66elte Sen 236e
sssl1li, at set Sd nplig bab0e erfaret,
at ct agtet 6anit sggtepar / 81oir,
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lte Mumer, at @rl6br,rogommell
ofgif be6 De6en 5enoag SEN 27be
sS11li 81 Mar gammel. Mf6e6e bor
fe6t paa @am6r1tp @gnen i 9on=
mart oen 2. Mpril 1886 og fom til
Mmerifa 1866. Otter at babe boet
/ Seem Oorf, Chicago, Mtcbinion,
&a11ias og Omaha, bbor ban boe6e
i s Mar, flptte6e ban / 1880 til
@loir, Neb.
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lwngPrP.

9e al bore Mbo:menter, Der entel
mun6tlig eller ifrtftlig bar lobet at
betale 0eres &eitance til 81aoet, be-
oes MI gipre oette.
Ct ri np6ia9et til at laoe anore
folleftere &e] taucen, maa, ben Dog
ollieeoe1 betales; men oct er for oS
en- efstro l16gift, iom Ri baaber
Mbonnenter1e foritaaner % for, %
Ser er foregeoe l16gifter NOT i Sor,
beien. @enligit
l~1beiperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

Ser ferit % frelnmeit temper for at
lebe, eli Drnfnenoe, Ser eier Selp-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b%lo6iprGngte
IGnergi. Set er oct tpife Tolt, ion1
paag:ter al ben politiife Storbe6s-
orgms @us. S Mrbei6et fegcr bct
@lemSle11, S Mrbeioet oil oct finbl
Spreisnil1gen.
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8ela Sim afiat.

Sen unsnrffe Sobietregiering
meb 8ela &l1ni 5pi0ien bar opgipet
gGDret % operlad @egieringe:ts
F6Ier til ct ocinltitiif-6e1nofratiif
Miniiferium meo Sl1lius @eioI Tom
8~remierminiiter. Sen npe @egje-
ring grifer at in6Ie6e ct Denliqt
s6orbolb me6 6e mliere6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
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&eter a1tu6ien, Sre6sbilIe, Ser.
Daboe beitemt til gfteraaret at flptte
Ter til ge0ar Sails for at 30 paa
fine alore Gage % oberlaoe Sarme:1
til en- at Sgnnerne, ifriper 1Danne-
birfe", afgif Gorg6ag Sen "a. Suli
pluoielig beo Dg6en. Otter at babe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

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SAYS MILLIONS
 IN S|NUGGLING
(Continued from Page Onel

(Continued from Page Onel resents goods smuggied from Mexico into the United States and that this includes great quantities of opium. The drug, according to the former government agent, comes to the west coast of Mexico in Japanese vessels. and thence finds it's. way across coun- try to the border. One smuggler re-, ported by Dr. Altendorf was captured outside Nogales with 4,500 pounds of opium in an automobile truck.
 Morphine and cocaine" he contin- ued, fare also smuggled extensively The Germans paid special attention to smuggling drugs into Kelly field, the aviation field near San Antonio, dur ing the war, the idea being to break down the American flying force, but it didn't work
 Dr. Altendorf said that government agents along the border were doing the best they could but that they need ed help from higher up" which was not forthcoming.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
LOWELL PARENT
 TEACHERS ASSN. OUTLINES PLANS
, Many Attend Session, Expect
 Coming Year to Be One of
 Achievement; Special Project For the Children Is Urged

A large attendance marked the opening meeting of the year held yes terday by the Lowell Parent-Teach- CTS association. The new president, Mrs. J. J. Jones, made stirring ap- peal to the patrons of the schools for a closer cooperation between parents and teachers and special plea to the parents to bring up for discussion any question concerning their children and the welfare of the school
 Mrs. Jones made it plain that if the coming year is not one of achieve ment. it will be the fault of the par ents and not of the teachers. Mrs A. E. Cannon is the new secretary of the association and Miss Edna Sutherland is treasurer
 The program opened with commun- ity singing led by MT. Umfleet This will be feature of all coming meet ings Miss Thelma Bishop gave a