davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-04-03

That the Germans must have food
quickly if the flood of bolshevik and
Spartacan anarchy is to be stayed is
the flat statement of many who should
know, including Secretary Lansing. In
this policy there is no pity for the
Huns; it is merely matter of self
protection for the rest of Europe if
not for the world. Investigators for
the allies do not agree with the state
ments that there is plenty of food in
most of Germany, and the great ma
jority of authorities are convinced
that the anarchistic movement in cen
trail Europe is feeding on hunger and
can be checked by provisions. The
Ebert government virtually threatened
to lie down and let the Spartacans
have their own way if the allies did
not consent to feed Germany. Whether
or not the threat was bluff, it has
worked. With this was involved the
matter of the surrender of German
merchant shipping, and the Huns in
duced the allies to agree to revictual
Germany until the next harvest If the
ships were given up. Letting a de-
feated nation dictate thus to it's con-
querors was said by some to be seri-
Gus blunder, but It's worst effect prob
ably will be to encourage the Germans
to be stubborn on other questions
where the allies cannot afford to yield.
Three hundred thousand tons Of Ger
man shipping now in German ports
has been allocated to the United
States. In addition about 100000 tons
Of German shipping interned in Chill
can waters was allocated to America,
but this may not be accepted if the
shipping board finds the necessary re-
pairs would not be justified if the
vessels are to be used by us for a
short period.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-04-03

Seemingly, Lenine and Trotsky have
given up any idea of coming to terms
with the rest of the world, and are go
ing ahead with their plan OF forcing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04

Commission offices plans were made
for this event which 1t Is believed
will result in a much stronger organ
ization of canoeists and others inter-
ested in development of Harrisburg s
unsurpassed boating and bathing IA
cilities.
other big improvement. projects
and the war have held back plans
for establishing bathing beaches,
municipal boat pavilions and such de-
vclopment work as blasting chan
nels through the rocks for several
years River enthusiasts now feel
start should be made towards de-
veloplng Harrisburg's natural ad-
vantages
To this end the Navy Committee
last evening passed resolutions
strongly endorsing the proposed loan
of $4,000 for establishment of bath
ing beaches and favoring construc-
'tion Of these beaches In the river
where the greatest good could be
accomplished for the money.
Committees 10 plan the annual ban
quet and 20 formulate plans for
strengthening the Navy and making
il a permanent organization for fur
thering river development were Sc
lected. They include: Banquet, Ira
c. Kinder, chairman: organization
and membership. Ray K. Steward;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
Daughter Stabs Father
When Told to Leave Home

Becoming angry when ordered to
leave home last evening after she had
been reprimanded several times for
keeping late hours, Mary Carberry. is
years old, last evening, is alleged to
have stabbed her father, Joseph L.
Carberry, at the Carberry home, at
21e9 Fourth street. She is being held
by the police.
The father was given immediate
medical attention at the office of n
nearby physician, after which he was
taken to the Harrisburg Hospital for
further treatment. His condition to-
day was said to be favorable.
According to the story told at the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
MANNING COMING
TO TELL HOW TO
DEVELOP RIVER
Planning Expert to Attend the
Meeting of Greater Harris
burg Navy Oct. 16

Comprehensive plans for Develop
ment of the Susquehanna river basin
by the city will be outlined by War
rem II. Manning, the city planning
expert. and prominent citizens at the
annual meeting OF the Greater Har-
risburg Navy at the Y. Ii. C. A. on
October Is. Luncheon will be served
and medsls presented the winners
of all the contests during the Kipona
on Labor Day All the winners of
medals or other trophies will be
guests of the Navy.
At meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee held last evening in the Park
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
Yardmaster Held
For Cigaret Theft

HagerStown, Md, Oct. &C. NJ.
Robinson, yardmaster for the Cum
berland Valley Railroad here, was
arrested by railroad detectives
charged with connection with the
theft of $500 worth of cigarets
from cars in the railroad yards at
Shippensburg some time ago. At
that time George Forty and Charles
Custer, this city, and Herbert
Taylor, of Harrisburg, were arrest
ed, it is alleged. as they were un-
loading goods on a truck. The Of
ficers suspected an accomplice at
the time. Robinson Is said to have
given the men information concern
the movement of cars. Robinson
was taken to Shippensburg, and he
is said to have confessed to his COM
plicity. He will be tried in the fed
eral court at Scranton on October
20 along with the other men.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
Labor Leader Admits Men
Are Streaming Back

Bethlehem, Pa. Oct. 4.-For the
first time since the strike started
last Monday morning at the Bethle-
hem Steel plant, David Williams,
the strike leader, conceded his men
were streaming back to work and
that he had scarcely fifty per cent.
of the company's employees on the
street" Mr.. Williams said the COM
pany was Offering special induce
ments and tho men were fast desert
ing his ranks. According to his ad-
mission he has lost thirty-five per
cent. of his numbers since the start
of the strike.
Bethlehem Steel officials assert
the strike is virtually over. The
400 men whom they still admit are
on strike, they say, come from un-
important units
The drive made to have electric
ians and bricklayers join the strike
failed.
All the blast furnaces are running.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
PersOnQl-- Social
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES

A rumor has recently been circu-
lated persistently around the school
to the effect that several members
of the d. S. Society belonged to a
mysterious society known as the A..
W., which is against the rules of the
organization. No member of the d.
s. may belong to another secret So
ciety as long as she is in High school.
1t was conclusively proved at a
meeting of the d. S'ers on Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Mary
Bevard, 1923 Green street, that none
of the girls belonged to the A. w.
and that no such society even exist
ed.
At a meeting of the junior class
Thursday evening with Miss Virginia
Wallis, president, presiding, a dance
committee was appointed which in
cludes the following girls: The
Misses Mary Frances Rockefeller,
Florence Burtnett, Helen DeWalt
and Margaret Zeiders.
The b. F. Society met last evening
and elected officers. At the same
time six new members were initi-
ated into the society. The members
are: The Misses Evelyn DuBree,
Florence Burtnett, Amy Bolts, Anna
Beaver, Vivian Showers and Mil
dred Erdling. The old members are:
The Misses Ida Myers, president;
Elva Myers, secretary; Katharine
Lytle, treasurer; Dorothy Rankin,
Doris Stuart and Edith Hockey.
GUESTS OF MRS. KASE
Mrs. ]. II. Kase had as guests re-
Gently at her summer home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds, of Williamsport; Mrs.
p. A. Hess and daughter. of Paxtang.
and Mrs. Bailey, of this city. Yester-
day Mrs. Kase was hostess for the
Embroidery Club. of which she is a
member.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04

(Other Socia News on Page a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04

police station, the father had remon-
strated several times with the daugh-
ter about the late hours she Kept.
Last evening he ordered her from
his home. She was to take nothlng
except her personal effects, he told
her. This remark is said to have an
gered the girl to such an extent that
she picked up a pair of scissors and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04

a heavy piece of iron with which she
dehed her parent Later, picking Up
a butcher knife. she plunged it into
his side.
The girl for number of years had
been an inmate at the Children's
Home at Reading. The parents had
been separated for a number of years,
according to the police.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04

contestants. w. r. Lutz; nominations.
Ray T.. Steward. V. Grant Forrer. l..
r. Neefe, Ira C. Kinder and A. r
Michener; constitution and bylaws.
V. Grant Forrer. chairman; program
and publicity. A. r. Michener.
Another meeting of the committee
will be held next Friday evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
FAMILY MEET HERE

Mrs. Andrew Blair, formerly Of
Chambcrsburg, who is living in this
city at 403 North Second street, had
the pleasure of having her three sons
and their wives here for @ few days
for the first time in several years.
The party included DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Blair. of Ann Arbor. Mich; Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan Blair. of Baltimore;
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Blair and
Miss Mary S. Blair. of this citys
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
RETURN FROM NEW YORK

Mrs. Philip German and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna German, have re-
turned to their home, 25, North
Fourth street, after spending the
summer at New York City, Lake
George and Lake Champlain. While
at the latter place they motored to
the old historical fort at Ticon-
deroga
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John d. Troy and Clara Rudy. Har-
I,sburg.
David D. Snavely and Laura M.
Miller. Tarrisburg.
William Freed. Canton, Ohio, and
Mary T.. Howard. York.
Ralph r Yontz. Elizabethtown, and
Emma Il. Knouse. Hershey.
Raymond r. Hoover. Enola, and
Tilla NJ. Albright. Harrisburg.
William r. Mumma, Lititz. and
Anna G. Wertman, Hummelstown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
TEA FOR MISS sTANiM

Among the many pre-nuptial
events for Miss Julia Stamm, whose
marriage to George Comyns
Thomas, Jr., of Elizabeth, N. j., will
be solemnized next week, will be a
tea given Tuesday, October Z, from
until 8 o'clock, by Mrs. Joseph K.
White at their home, "Sylvania
House." North Front street.
(Other Socia News OH Page ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
Guribmnbem Cd aicnfmubem.

On 27-aarig Se.t al @reoitfor=
efings6ireft6r, Suititsraa6 8eterien
/ Molborg, Soul Mn6r. Neterlen, Ioo
fig / 1917 bberpe til amertfan1f5ol-
bot, ifjent ban lao mi6t / lt6fprelien
at ct ltort @ntreprenprarbejoe / So
ipa. &G1 tG11fte paa 1864, ion BON
mi ifriber biem.
Otter at ban toni til 6ronfrig,
bprte Samilien III. "Malborg Gifts
.ti6enoe" intel fra Dnm, og ga Ser
poo et amertfonlf Eabsliite Fanotes
Napnet Soul q. Heterien, begrGo
man bonn 1om os6. Me:1 forls6en
fom ser 8reb fra bonn. &nlr laa 90
.in6fbarteret / en- 8p beb Nbinem %
|befan6t fig bel. Sorfiellige On.
itenoi9beoer baD6e forbinOret bam !
at ifripe f6r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
Talife Qpbsreominaer.

Der er ifelge "&ebe1bapn" en-
stbrrc Nffere UNDER 0ptref iltoe,1-
for 3. S. 8. g., i0et ma,1 bar OPP
Sngct, at flcre al Selitabets &aptai=
l,tr bor p%rafenteret falffe 2o6sreg-
mraer. Set 0reler Jig baientlig ON
Gylao!en / norffe 6urbatbe, bpor
2ot1oiaerne bar flaret fig 1,oen
2t;,:, men alligebel opfgrt Detailing
til 9cblen. Ser ifal ogiaa bore 9ale
n:n flere Ei1fel0c al @eturfommis=
l:olien.
On sag, Ser bopoe Berpring me6
&C. nc Mffere, bebanoleoes forle6en
! @2e, og Sa11oelsrette.1, Dbor Stpr-
',ano 8erglieot, Ser efter @aptoin
piallrltps anpisning bab0e rettet !
eSilets 9agbog, maatte ne6toge Ell
&rtc paa 200 Scr. SSor @aptoin
G,btrup cg Sc a16re &aptainer
I'll: E, Set fifferr Ell o0ifillig oprere
(, if, rte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
Gift me6 iin @ubmober.

8lanot Sc frigione ienoeripffe
Sanger, iom TOM biem oper @iebene
baott, bar Der Ell Sorr1alift S. g.
S9rge1tien, Der ti6ligere bar baret
Meoarbei6er beo "DpbbpI-@oiteno.
ST. Sprgenien blen ie1,ere for1o-
bet meo fin "@u6mo6er1, 5. b I.
ben 111ge fisbeltbataffe Dame, TOM
boboe paataget Zig at forrelportoere
meo ban, me6ens ban bar Sangen-
fob. 90 fornplie bolot De 8rDnup,
% ben 1. Sl1Ii tiltra6er &r. SIR
genfen ct Neoaftsritining / gla-
aeIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
Stpr 6ebebranb.

Sra Molborg meooeles Sen Toe
Mai: SCI. 4 imorges opito6 Ser Sl0
/ @ulobaf Seoc be6 glli6Sbbi. 500
g0r. 2an6 er i Dage.1s SOB af=
bren6t. @1lobaf 8D bar ltarft
trlet, met, CT MI rrenfor Sore. 81
ben forpIante6e Jig til Ben 200 G0r.
2an0 itore 8lantage, bboraf 10
S6r. 2mo er brenbt, r1e.1 mnn baa-
bersot funne begrenIe Sloen. 2 a
300 Maru6 er j Mrbeioe. Sloens Opz
fomlt ffal bore fremfommet peb, at
@aarbeier 2arrit8 Sanien i Glli6s-
bei afbrpnote ct Stpffe Sebe, men
life tit Sloe:1 fulonomoigt I1,fffet,
% Nattens Storm fit ben iaa til at
bIusie OPP.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
6nnnrrjyllann.
&raftig banf l1btalelie imob en-
premsiiif 2an6raa6.

$50 Mano og @bin0er / Seroer-
borg bor paa ct Mebe beotaget en-
.l16talelie, / bpiIfen man uotaler
"Wistillio til og Soragt for 2an6-
raao Observation-Disclosures" toet
man "paoitaar, at ban bruger fit
Magt / politiff 9Ianeo % lite tiiencr
R%efolfninger1 npartiif"; bans "beIe
girfiombeo unoe1 % efter Rrige1
bar bpret anlugt poa at ifuoe Ben
oa~nifiiaoeoe gefoltning til SoroeI
fer ben tpifiinoe6en. ggnens 2an6-
hcfoltt1tng bar be6taaet en- lignenoe
notalelle, % begge u%otaleIier ta-
ass Ger til Sr6e for, at 2anoraooens
6lrbob til Observation-Disclosures
srigsIaanstegni,lger bliper UNDER
ieqt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
Smaalam6s9auet ifal m6tbrres.

Set er EN- Eotfe, Der 1,ofa1tes al
8rofesor s.. &pr6am / 9o1tobob6j-
ifo1ens MarSlfrift, og SSfoeel1 fer
beltiffen6e ub. 0e6 at tgrlpqae
Sabet mellem 5iellono og 2ollonb
bill ser f,rnne i1obil1oes ct op6prfe-
ligt 9real pao 1000 &paoratfilomez
ter, eller 1igeiaa fort TOM bele Col
lon6.
Nat11r1igpis n1aa lt6tgrrtngen ole
ne al &enipn til 9mfoltningerne ta-
ges ! minore Eortier, men at Den
tef1iif Tan g%iennentfgres, er gipet.
Wan toger EN- aboblotmi1 as @an=
gen, % be6 Siplp nf 5aIget al el-
Ter 16bDttet fra 6e allere6e tprlagte
Mreoler bill oct neite 5tDffe Spr-
1egning f11nne befoItes og fao frem-
6eIes.
Frofesioren bep6er, at Ser mango
.steoer / 9anmarf CT 8ett1gelier
for 1aaoanme Soreta0en6er, 1om TIM
De blipe al giennemgriben6e 8etpo-
ming for 9anmarf og bringe 2r.1oet
en- ubDre nationalefonomiif @epinit.
2a1roet oil ffll1rne butte la1gt flere
Menneffer eno nit, og man beb6beoe
life at toge Soroen fra nogle for at
gibe ben til a116re e1ler at efSpro=
:priere observation-disclosures: st
itprre Dannorf bil6e blibe @elulta-
|tet, ON &rofesior @grbam fit fit
&ongstanfe f6rt 1to / 2ibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20

optaget famine Morge11. uanio6e1-
bart forinoen bopoe ben faite BOLD
giftsret, for bbilfen MISREPRESENTATION
e1i11gen baboe in6anfet 9ogen, off
gibet bel aienoelie, at Strejfen I
allie 8enieenoer par uloplig og ltri-
oelroe moo trufne 9berensfomlter,
liant at Sabnearbei6ernes Gngfor-
ening bar ffploig at betale 8e6e og
-Grftatning. Sbor flor 6en1e bill bIi,
be, bioes lite, men Mrbeiosgiperfor=
eninge1t bar / fin 41age anfert, at
oct 1iote Sab a%l1orager ODER 2 M3il-
ltoner &roner og paaitaar fig fore
lpbig ct iaa6nat 8elgb tilfien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
6eheprItr,te

5orifiellige al 2a1oets BLADE. bar
! ben ienere aio brogt notuleIier of
hefienote 8eitebanolere angooenoe
De fonrr1eu6e &eitepriier, og Be er
.olle e1titemnlige BEL Mening, at
Rriierne biI oaIe betpbeligt. gaa.
lebes notaler Seitebanoler 8erner,
&clbef:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20

Fan piloe lape Ell @elpe6esmaifine
til Mnbri11gelie / Dombuiet. 90 ban
bar rpo 8olibepif, bap6e ban fife ta-
get / Betenfniltg at gaa me6 til
8lanett, og mi mangleoe ma.1 Blot
font Sc fire an6re Nn-
bolote imi6lerti6 bnp6e looet al
ifaffe.
Ser nentes e1,onl1 flere Mrreita-
tiolrer, og 5agc:1 bliper fiHiffert me-
get omfattenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
8ogbanbler-5 ammenlntnina.

Gen I. Mai ifete Ser en- Sammer=
Illlttni1lg Of to itore % aniete Bog
.ba:1oeler, 11ernlig @eorg CIR. nr-
fi'rs efterfelger og @bIoenOars Cot
timert. Set er @pleenoal, Ser bar
tlsbt Trims gataIe 5orretnit1g, %
ION ben !. Mai fIpttebe fra be eom-
le aotaler Rlarebooer,1e 8 neo Il
Trims 9ofaIer, &isbnrogereaoe s
Den e.1ergiifc 1t1,ge Gorretnings.
t1a11o Hnsl,1llg Marer 81 ae GIL,
oet1oals 5ortir1eat sgiaa ter Slut
t1ii11gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
st Sfribt pi6ere.

"J5lensborg Mpis" fffriber: 5fon-
lunoen ct opffct al Anemoner, sp-
,sre % 8ioler, % 8egen er ifero n1eo
81 fire fg TN lbiearenne Mai6ragt.
8ii:1ter bIeu Ser 1aotalt gorbent-
Ting ON, at 9onrebrog biI6e baie
5ooer Dor Sietnitaon, raar 8dget
ftoe Bruo. .ass
4 er lite gdoet ad burtigt. u
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
SmGrtneis.

Sire tpfe &unpflppere bill gaa poa
sSaur.1r og piie &rigen / 2uften meo
Lie Natroner / Mitroillpierne. Sc
r.; isSlge "Nolitifen" fom1ne til SIP
benbapa, iaa mart ben f%orretni1tgs-
mGsiige SIDE at Saaen gaor /
Or6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20

w Dollullull puHIeEUQdO er Qlt=
,fommen til Qiebenbobn for at 1lpbe
bet gamle &%anferifib "SSper Spit
felot" til &otter6om bpor set ifal
opbngges.
Sognepreit res 6r11e Strife /
'Soetie 81. 8. &anie11 ct oe6 efter
t1ogen Si6s SDgoom, IS Mar al.
S &jebe1babn foiter 6e npe Sat-
tofler fun" 16 ST. @iloet, og Sssoro=
beer fan mon faa fra 6 til 80 Ser.
&iIoet.
Samtlige &engieringsfoner paa
&oloing Spgebus bar neolagt Sir
.beioet. De tiente iefs Ser. for 8
% Ell bolp Eimes Mrbeioe.
Sc 6anife &e0erier bor nplig
mo6taget Meo6elelie ON, at 8rifer-
ne for 8unferfl11 / england er ne6=
iatte fra 81 IT,. 6 s. til 3 oq 80
IT,, altlaa til UNDER @alpoeler1.
Gre 5fottepoere / Gsbierg bar
maattet betale til Stotsfos1en ialt
10000 ST., forbi 6e bar opgipet for
list / Sn6tegt / 1918. @oge1
CT 1nab1lig fommen frem beo Sen
tp1tngne 5orm1e-S 81 lpangipelIe.
Sc lG116erjpife 8la6e frpber MI
8eta1ing / &roner og Gre for Nn=
noncer fra a%o,geriget.
&aa 8ornbolm bar fem al 9e.ts
@aarbeiere fipbt W%totorplope fra
Tor6s 5abrifer / Detrs:t, Micb., og
alle er leroeles bel ttlfre6s mes Sc
res Mrbei6e.
@eooftpr, ftp. 5%oglteprnft Sent
hing Semen bar fratraaOt lin SttI=
ling beo 9ngbIaoet "&pbenbabn";
ban fDGote 50 Mar SEN Dag, bot
fratraa6te.
5ril11ftstbeatret / 9Drebapen beo
aigbenbabn bill life blibe oabnet
CONNER. @rnr6en BERTH er Sen,
at Selifabet bill lpille "&ogbartb og
Gigne" / 9o6erslep, 6pnoerborg og
Gobenraa.
Gorleoen afbolotes poo &,1ibs-
bjera ct Hroteltmgoe, ser bor beIegt
al Z til 800 Menneifer, ~peIentligit
fro SDoilespig. Ser peotoges e1t
9roteltreiolution moo "5en6er6elinz
gen al Slespig=Soliten".
S 8rgnlanb bar Gintere.1 bpret
meget milo. &piten bar bpret Bio
ferret al Sc i lang Eib, bpi1fet bar
me0fgrt go6 Salfangit. 5nnobeos-
ti1itanoen og Grnaringsforboloene
CT gobe. 5panif 5Dge bar iffe pi1t
fig, meo6eler set grenlr:1hife Stpre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
Sc to 9aniferes 9gb @nslanS.


Sen tibligere oG1ife @eion6t / 8p=
trogrn6, &amterberre @oral6 @cu-
benins, bar u61cn6t Ell lorg Me66e-
le1ie ON unoeriegelierne, ser er
ibrrffat Mnleoning al Sc to @rg=
Ore &r1lb og G1tnaor Marltronos
D6b &uslan0 ltoite CONNER, og
ipm bi iioIte Ginter omtalte Der
8laoets Spalter. Mf Sen n61enMe
@e6cgierelie fremeoar set, at Sc to
8reore al set 6anife @eianotlfab
fom boretog De gitrig-ltngorffe St--
teresier / M11slano, uorultet meo ar
lie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar blebe1
ienot til Srbirien me6 2 og en- fpar!
Wfin. &nbler til Siplp for Sc inter.
nereoe eitrig-umgarife 4rigsfanger.
IS 5a1nara, fom boIotes beiat al
G6ecfo.slooaferne, blep 8reorene
drreitereoe al De c3ecfozlIobafiife
MDnoiebe6er, Scr ontoe Dem for tp.
tie eller sitrigife spioaer, % ben
retteoe Dem beo Stonorets6om.
Gen 16anffe @'eianot amer set for
|uoelnffet, at Mistanfen ont spio,
mage tan bore begrn11bet.
9a Der iaoleoes l,r foreIoo Off
c1el Weboelelie ON Sc TO 8rebres
800, bIeb Der forleoen nfboIot e.
Niinoegla6stjeneite i oen gamle Bor-
TOP airte, JON bor meget mutt BIN.
tet meo 8ggegrene % 8inlelilier,
|og Bier Ell 9Ia6s por optaget.
S airfen faces 81. d. Danfrarfs
|@Qeianot ! @etrograo, aammerberre
sseabenil1s, @oltorcbef @otnnrer-
.berre 4ruie, aotttorebef 6o1tber-
INlong, fbp. 8ore1nefter Maritrano
.oe en- @affe 9erionIigbeoer, SET
itoor 5an1ilien nar, 81. Sc una,
Gnfer efter oe Mf6soe, Iedfoaet az
oeres Mooer. 8aftor Morten Nors
toppioa1 taIte f:1ognnenoe ON Sci,
l,boggelige Begipet1beo Sec bapoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-20
1Meoers Ser under arigcn for
.,~aa l;r a naO#0. ~

1Me0e,rs Ser UNDER arigelt for
langtes op til 1000 ST. for en- al
ni1loelig goo Set, fan ben1e iii
faces for ca. $500 Ser, flyer Sr.
9grner. Get ct imiolertio intet
timber, at Der III, er blepe11 8aisie
@eltepriierae, bels forbi Seite1o-
fprieler til gDiflan6 ct itaniet og
oels, foroi Der Ell begpaot Ell ret be-
tpoelig Seitcimpurt. Griier1re paa
plore SeIte er for 9iebliffet 10 til
I14OO &r,, for M1,siere 800 til 1900
Ser. % for Sslenoere ca. 800 Ser,
men oisie &rifer BIZ ganife itffert it.
fe fllltlte bol6e fig.
2anomp1lbene bill life al me6
|oeres Seite, for6i De itaoig benter
paa 9risitigninger; hespGrre tror
LEG life, at Iaa6nane pil fornme,
ItpGrtimoo, min Ero er, at 8riien
paa T. @fS. Ben Set, Der ioag folter
$500 Str, til @fteraaret bil fomlne
neo paa 1900 ST., ia, maaife en6og
1900 ar. Mnligpis bill Ser lige /
|Sgittioen opltoa en- &risitigning,
men bette pil life betpoe meget. Set
Maal, moo bpilfet leg fer pege6e,
|ligger fife langt borte. Derfor goar
2anome1oene fig ielp / Weicn beo
lat nnblaoe 8ortialg. Get moa imio-
lertt0 itaa til 0cres egen Megning.
On Ganfe ON bpjere @6tepriier ems
De nllDpren6e er 1tlt6er allc Omltea1=
oigbeoer uoeluffet.