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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
HERO COnNENORATED
TODAY BY LAUNCHING
Of NAVY DESTROYER
Lieutenant Arnold Marcus Gave
Life To Save Crew or III
Fated Submarine
Ills WIDOW AS SPONSOR
tlsy the se. iafesi i'ssi

san lraneiSco, Angnst % rhe he
roism of tie late Iieatenaia Arilaisl
Marcus III tile tnftesl sfates MAY. III
navigating III slfst tlie rx fiaaiutl
torn siibntirtne As II Manila 81 IliiY.
1917 While he hiiaalf was sliifering
from fa1al burns. W,ts commemorative
here today if the Launching III THE
.Vntted Sfates afs treyer Marcus The
craft sponsor VAS Mra Arnold Mar
Gus pf san Eraneisea widow 81 the
Young 0ffieer
Burned atlt Otherwise badly injured
sly an explosion III gasoline yslpor Ia
.tlie hold 81 the 4 Sll l.ienfemiit Marcus
refused aid FOR himself until he had ir-
#sttred the saftt L ~ 1 h, crew aud beach
.ed the Submarine hl 4 lpIar Ia Mrs
Marcus Who n the only daughter of
.Raul 6sawles nf ellasag1 snperinten-
lleii of The Central DIVISION af The
Associated I'ress Secretary q the
Nasy DattieIs reeently wrote
flle comditel of ponr husband was
that ef most gallant officer. who.
though fatally injured, without regard
81 sell. devoted every action and
Thought to the care of his vessel and
men
Lieutenant Marcus was ! graduate
.af the Annapalis Naval Academy with
The class of 1919 He had served Iii
Mexican waters and was attached ~
the Asiatie tiet when ne met his death.
lie WAS The son 81 Lady Young. wife
.of Lienteuamt Colonrl Sir ropham
Young. an official 81 tile government
Iof India I4ady Young attended the
Launching ~ the destroyer Marcus
Tie Marens ista thirty five knot. 80
600 horse power, flush deck destroyer
|of the most powerful build II Is $40
feet long aud 3O feet beam
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
NICE, REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
TO BE HERE TUESDAY
Chairman Hcnkel Invites All
Party Men To Meet Him
Move For Harmony
RUSS ELL STEPS ASIDE

Wh viaaraaa iain 81
e'llarie Ii Ra III ai 6 a Annapas
Ill from he race Tor llsf Repahlicitll
state senatarship uantiIls ION, tos
setiier with that ot Millian u MHastss
.of Esstrart. Who took Z like step yes
.ferslas, ny told is eraay issue af
flie Capital there refnailts only i've
eallillafes 1f thp g tl Tor he.
ht,nnr 1T leading heir party fl tlle
~ enatorstl3p hgIt Al of Which ia
taken i m Indication That ttle ~
pHl,iIeAfs are iraining every effort ta
b4ang al,osi, harmony within tile
r;.nks. and thcrsby axoid hayiiig ta.
iellpM The primary eleetion procedure
Tor selecting their ticket
I'm connection with The talk about
harmony, l,r Louis BE Ileilkel char
.insu u the Republican State Central
Committee for the county, issued t.1s.
day 4 c3n for party men. irres peei ilt
3l tileir Affiliations to assemble 1t the
IIptei Mars land on Tuesday of nest
week 10 meet states Attorney Harry
~ Nice, OF baltimore the q q P
candidate for The gnhernaturial nefni5
nation tIatl other State candidates on
Tire ticket
Tomorrow noon IS the tinle limit
fixed by tIle primary election lstN be-
#flsfe which candidates Who have ceF
lifted % thnir candidates. MAY wi4h-
draw frau hp urinary ratsa and ra-s
.eeive he deposits made by them in
connection therewiih After thai time,
candidates may step out of The fight.
.hut they will receive no refund or
money
rhe wiharawal u Atr Russell was
the only one recorded III the office OF
the Supervisors Of Election today I.he
only Demoerat who has stepped ont Of
it Is Arthur Trader, who MAS q can
=dida1e Tor delegate 10 the State con-
Eention
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
WIFE OF NAVY SECRETARY PRESSED BUTTON
FORMALLY DEDIGATING MAMMOTH DRYDOGK
Structure arbor Naval Base One Of Largest World
Will Accommodate Any Ship AHoat, And Repre-
sents Investment Of $5O0oOo0

could anchor all the nagal fleets OF the
world ont of view from tle open sea
Pearl Harbor has IN ares Of ap
.proximatels 10 square miles its
depth is approxfrnas 60 faet En-
trance to the harbor las been masie
safe for all time BIZ dregging and olher
work done By the United States.
The drydook has been under con-
strnmtson since 1910. Its opening had
been planned 10 take place long before
today but various delays and the war
caused posi- porenent
The most serious delay occurred
when the entire bottom 81 the drydock
apheayed suddenly, running all YORK
that had been done and delaying con
struetion Tor a year. First theories
We're an earthquake had caIsei the
mishap. Then engineers decided the
dredgei out bottom leff d fioor softer
than surrounding terrain and the
pressure OF the latter caused the cen
ter 10 upfeaye.
The accident necessitated a new
plan OF construction Concrete VAS
moulded into huge blocks. submerged
and securely anchored From this be-
ginning the other work went rapidly
forward
The dock is operated bg the latest
type Of machinery Electrically driv-
en- pumps free the dock Of water after
entrance Of ship, Tor repairs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
WI. GESNER HAS
ACUTE APPENDICITIS

Taken suddenly ill of appendicitis 1t
.rnan yesferiiay John N siessier
1hief Carpenters Aiaie IN the navy
asas removed to The Naval Hospital in
the naval ambulance Surgeons here
af once diagnosed his case AS al an
aeaie nature IND an operation Wa
performed immediately afterWari IS
WAS stated today at the hospital that
The operation vas apparently success
fal and that the condition of the pa
tieGt today Is progressing favorably
Mr. Gessner lives on I'LL street. this
city. He Isl d native Of Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
ALL SET FOR CARNIVAL
.Tha BY Rescue Firemen To Be
Held Next Week
Fun AND FRoLIc GALORE

s z !
Wt every preparation for heir aiis
ffual rniyal nov practically CONF
plete, ie,nhers of tie Rescae Hose
Comp j of volunteer tirerneii 4
Third far,l. promise Week of sun
and II I'D Il tie fete which Eegil an
Montis next and Will continue anti
5sepfel5 ter
The arrival will te held m the
IN iii A lot oa West rees ada
cent i lie quarters III The ire fight
ers. va5nns forTns III amusement saeh
as mar carnivals. have leeI provided
for tilf occasion. and besides there
Will b. candy. cake and iee cream
tables. le fancy tables. w1ieels III Il, IS
tune. a Of doarse. the merry IL
round, at always AFFORD grcat pleas
ure ia Iie kiadics. And There W.ll
also Sc aitnciilg pavilion an,l aa et'
chestra furnish the music FOR lllose
mllo l,,y % trip tlle light fantastic
Proeees from he enrniyai Will IS
usual, b. devoted Ia the company fttn4
anu III III aid ii .lefrayfng expenses.
incurred u the purchase 81 apparatus
and 0;hsr things iii ille way of eIifil,s
men for lie fire lasldies
Memhtrs Of the Rescue Company
have eaaressea their gratitude over
The manner III which haistlless men
and residents 81 the city have eontf .lt-
ufea ihtf support IN ;trratisirg for
The cariiis;tl both ttnaneially and id.
arts Of ARTICLES The Conn
pang ha aekanM ledgea numIer o
checks for various sums from tay ypaA
ers and etizens. In response 81 t.ia
letters saiicitillg such contributions
thai were sent out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
EXPERT FISHERMAN
AT ARUNDEL ON THE BAY

Not ID be aaf fdone hy the Ann apolls
fishermen Wha are from day ta day
making biz catches, the expert fish fish
ertllea Al Arundel-on n-the Bay wish Z
10 fe distinctly understood hat they
can handle 4 hook and line With tiex-
ferity On Wednesday, William Lin
kins, Who, II i his family is.spnadiitg
the summer their attractive cattstge
on The Pajat," and his guest Mr.
Chaflee. Of Washington. went fishing
and caught l4;5 fish in 142 minutes. Az
most a fish minute The unusual
luck of these fishermen can be yonsh-
led mr. By the eolonists at the bayside
summer residential township, who
came. saw ana some Of whom partook
ii shis gTeat catch of fish
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
ANOTHER ESCAPE
FROM BROWNSVILLE


Ififarnr tioll was sent 10 he sheriff s.
office hi morning concerning the ess
cape from tfowusyille Asylum. IN
Anfc Arundel county of samuel
I.asS eelareli who was recently seni
there from Snow fIfn Laws WAS arr
rested fn Worcester county on 4 iytl
charge and. after examination. MAS
selit I'd The Institution III GroWnsyilla
10 be kept under observation as % his
The escape Was made n about $50
vest erlay afternoon and The gel away
seems obe complete st range CO.
Incidence is the disapp ppearanre Il he
Same tinle- Of Charles II Champef Q
coiared boy, who il Is thought may
fla1 Z accompanied tlle man The boys
lge u only fourteen years
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
PLEBES or THIRD BAIT
BEST WITH TIE OARS

IN Mn inter battalion race on the
Severn yesterday afternoon for cut
ters under oars. The Third Battalion
of fourth class midsliipmen distaneed
IT'S three opponents, winning 70
lengths over L course af about ttlree-
quarters OF mile.
The winning crew was made up Of
McIsaae coxsWain. t'leyer. Moul
throp. Fribcrger Page, Oregon Dol
Inns. Lindsey Kelly Steele and serii,-
ner,
The race Was one Of The events in an
athletic competition which covers the
whale summer the members OF the
winning battalion being given an extra
afternoon liberty. some convenient day
lin September
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
AD. A. M. MCCORMICK Ill
Popular Medical Man Operated
Upon At Sea
CONDITION DANGEROUS

Hear samiral a ST Ii sieeurn ".
l'ni,sa stises NasS mary sei'rs
Nor Aesiigai olaeer ai The Aayal
Aetlisnly IS aaneefosi atoard tl1e
.,ifaatin4ngli Iltie hfl, New York
l4ieh HoW n fianalltli according
Is dlsnatellas seitt on fratli lss Has
waiaf e3fpfa
risAeft u 81 appendicitis ilr Mc-
scarnliek VA Qper3ltd 0lI g @,s4 WhIte.
tlte NeM YORK. als a r,ats a Homo
sluIit q participate N she formal aesiis
#eltion ~ ils Pearl Iiaabor tlrgae,'k.
lla TOOK place yesterd Frieads "a
tsliiiirs.l sIes iraiis here wii Pc erieys
.ee ID learn ~ Ii is iline AMI llslpe tor.
5ltis ei lA restoration to heal HI III is.
AN d stg llif he IS atfe af ihe iaosH
8l8pnlaf pii4sers eyer ID siEnea ta#tisliS
4tt the Ns,sa Stst.Feiny and he eniay
jite warln Friendship 81 q lslfEe eirele5
#af residents of annapolis He is oilt
#af ne mosi efficient medical men Ill
the NAVY personnel, and his long tour
.0f diltv here eclips al that af my offs
scr eyer assigned fa the Academy Ile
MAS sele tea "a several oeea stpns fs,r
.sti sergice hi ii ssh iastanse is
orders were revoked 81 HE MANY De
.parinaenf WITH Tie result that ile rs
lfiilint.l i ille local slition egfffi
weeks ago. however ne WAS tinalls
@gi eli tllr important berth on the I'l
elfe station tliaf I'll SapeFilif tsllfleilt II
naval hospitals III that section. Nlileh
.ineIillts rViee eNteIldlag 70 the As
attic sutton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
CANNING FACTORY NOT
OPERATING TODAY

The Camp Parole Canning Company.
is not operating its factory today The
factory. which Is owned by Charles
Nachter. and managed by Thomas
Barrow. Of Parole, was opened for
business on Wednesday Operation
was suspended today. i IS said, owing
10 the supply OF material not being on
hand
II Is expected 70 have supplies Of
tomatoes delivered from day 70 day by.
the Anne Arundel farmers and that
the factory will be IN full operation
about the FIRST Of the week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
1T.y 1he ss,,1laiea Press


Honolulu, \. IL Aug. p With Mrs
Josephus Daniels, wife of The seere
fary of the Navy pressing .la button
mat Hooded the str,Rture she great
Pearl IIarbor drydnck Was dedicated
BY Secretary Daniels YESTERDAY
Ancient Hawaii. through the sons.
ana daughters of It's warriors, vel
coined Secretary Daniels and his par
ty and fhe officers and men Of the
areadnaught New York, which arrived
here Yesterday
The Hawaiians. attirel IN native
costumes. greeted the Secretary and
his party when ii landed. As the vis-
itors came ashore they passed be-.
tween columns of Warriors carrying
spears.
The United State snayal dfydoek at
the PearI Harbor base q one ef the
largest ii the world II Is 1901 feet
long and has an inside width Of l.s
feet and inside depth of - i2 fee. u
will accommodate any ship afioat and
represents an investment oI more than
IS, 900 900
Yhe dock and naval base have a
setting id what ii considered one of
the finest natural and mcss beautiful
harbors In the world Entirely land
locked Id rim Of hills, Pearl Harbor
i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
Mork of enIlalng Progresses

Work of excayating for The building
of the tailor establishment OF il
sehmidi, merchant tailor, now located
on Maryland avenue. IL progressing
Mr.. Schmidt will have an up-tn-tiate in
every detail model piace OF nusfness
on state Circle, adjoining tie !. N. q.
A building The work of excayaiing
.is gonig on steadily and Is In charge OF
sib-contractar Fred StehIe, while the
contractor for he building is Clarence
10. Williams When completed the
modern new building Will be 4 hands
some addition 10 the locality
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
Arekh Repurt M. e. n.

sag ttt the disarrangement OF af-
b & flie War Camp Community
ffe heailanarters the weekly re-
x ht been DELAYED indeed there
/ report said lhe assistant
/ ae pfFttdrAs
ff Nfeh ending August TO, 80
s'F atea visited the club rooms.
s,if aeFa llo dances last week or this
Il o8ins Ga ihe unsettled consiiA
st R,fttHE lt the NJ s.,
Hl8 IN the new quarters on
filriaeris U,antts hotel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
Reco,erIng FroLa AccIdent

Mrs j. Nj Dashiell. mother of Lien
tenant Commander Paul ] Dashiell.
.u 81 NJ senior assistant III the de-
partment of physics and chemistry &C
the Naval Academy, who Ii stopping
at the Peggy Stewart Inn, met with
4 painful though not serious accident
a day or twn ago
Mrs Dashiell while walking across
the floor slipped on 4 rug, and fell
heavily ln the fall she suffered i
strained leg. aud also suffered shock,
She Is on the mend although some-
what bruised and shaken up.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
BAL TIMORE STRIKERS
co BACK TO WORK
4I;Y re tssaiItel Press.

Baltimore. Aag. - The trilSing.
.warknen of the bethlehem shiRbniIdz
ing Corporation at parroWs Point
Who walked out several days ago iii an
effort ID enforce demands that the
company discharge nun itl bad
standing with their union. returned
to work this morning peniing an ad-
5usfment of their agreement
Between 900 and 1000 men IN the
shIphnilding department were out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
H WARRANT FOR
1|NNING ARREST
m MURDER CHARGE
4sed OF Killing
s,s Mikes No Sem
Confession
AfED CON vIcT

cummings the
elag hell by tais
hBRti iiil on fle
pr,ten.d George
ner q hia ti1tne
confessed K, tn.
Il,rt M9nAtt of.
warrant ye4tfr Z.
f5ng Cummings
fl also charged
riti ta Silit Gather
nipra daughter. anti
afiltiiie her a
eturFa from the
rtar tlle n4gro's vie
ary ~ the crime
enuaty author
- m 4p III thesr plans to,
utr and @ltitin he
DAYS Il 4 believed.
rad 70 me county au-
4 tffllittlIlE VIII hlt be
Due however q % Y,
4. ss INDIGNANT residents 81
aiilil and tie snrrotinling
,rs m3s be aroused and beeonle
IrlIy ii bringing he case
4al lik matters III their own
pra, cally impossible ta tras9
g "a man hnfore the Ssptenl
tn 81 tIe Prince Georges County
sse ldff btFin Sheriff Beali has
led that after extra
palpf. afe secured Cnmmings
] sa5Frrfd u the Baltimore CITY
i sai p.il utftl The date of trial.
iicet surprised tie Washing
!, deeftitfs Yesterday by telling
s. tAp he escaped from jail AZ III
asa III 1917 While awaiting
ssser u Atlanta prison. where he
! Is serve i 21-ysas trrm FOR lar
Hp said his real name Il Wright
atit and that after ese lping he
I'D ID the Army under the name
tan ktadrfrk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
To Meet Tonight

All firemen OF Independent Fire
Company, N Z. who will take part ii
the minstrel show to Be given ii the
near future are requested to meet to-
night al Porter Hall At o'clock
The firemen hope to give their min
strel performance on the opening
night of the new Circle Playhouse.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
LEFT For State anatoriam

Mr. Augustus Mayhew. 81 2S East
street this city. an employee of The
Power House, Naval Academy las
been ordered by his attending ply
sician 10 the state Sanafari'lin q 50
for his health a daagh-
Ter. Mrs. Robert Jones, also OF this
city. is u patient ii the same institus
rim
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
JAPANESE PRESENT
MEDALS TO DANIELS
DIV rt,e sss,..lste,l rrrss I.

Honolulu. Hawaii. Ang. =. .. a dele
cation ~ prominent Japanese visited
secretary of the NAVY Daniels here
Today and pfe resented him with tWo
Eronze medals : d making The preserl7
.tation HE snoh hesman of the parry,
said all Of ms admire Tire principles
#OI government on which this great oil
.tion was founded Our children b0rn
here are granted by yottr government
the rights and privileges Of American
Citizenship, Their sole ambition Is tO
become good loyal American CiliS
zeils
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22
llenih Of Little lad

DANES Puray, The eleven year old.
son az sIr and AIRS Rennet Pnrdy of
lsigewater, South River, died this
morning 81 go O'Clock. al his parents
residence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-22

people happen 10 remember that hon-
esty is the hest policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-13
DAIRY MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special D1Spalch 10 Inc StdI
BALTIMORE, Md. December 10
arrivals by boat) - Live poultry,
Chickens, young, large, smooth, pound
27a2s; do, small and medium, pound,
27a2s; do, white leghorns. 81; rough.
25a26; old ROSTERS, pound. 20; do,
old hens, over four pounds, pound,
27a2s; do, small. pound, 25a26; do,
white leghorn hens. pound. 25a26;
ducks, muscovy. young, pound. %; do,
white pekins, young. pound. 80; do,
smaller, poor. pound. 26a27; geese.
nearby, fat, 31a32; turkeys, choice,
young hens, pound, 42a43; do. COB
blers. pound, 41a42; do old toms,
mound. 40a41; pigeons. old, pair, 25a30:
do Young. pair 25a30; guinea fowl.
Young, over one and a half pounds,
each. 1.2O; do. smaller. each, 75a90;
do. old. each, 65a70; dressed poultry,
turkeys per pound, 4Oa4o chickens,
27a3o; old roosters, 21a22; ducks,
32a34; geese. 32a34: ,
Eggs-Western Maryland, Pennsyl-
yania, nearby. dozen, 1SasO; eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia. 1SaSO;
western firsts, 7SaS0; West Virginia,
17aIs; southern, 76a77.
Rutter-Creamery west separator,
extras, pound. 73a74; prints, half
mound, extras. 74a15; do, prints, one
mound, extras, TIARA; nearby cream
cry, extras, 70a71; dairy prints, Mary
land Virginia and Pennsylvania, ex-
1ras 4sa5O; store-packed, firsts, 46a47 /;
rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania. ex-
tras 4Sa5O; do, West Virginia, extras.
4sa50: do. Ohio. extras 4sa50; process
butter. 57a59.
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First Trust Notes for Sale

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Notes in denomina lions of FROM $3.50 to IS. 600.
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MARKET CLOSES STRONG.
WITH SALES At 100000.

NEW YORK. December 13.-Prob-
ably as result of the partial rallies
IN foreign exchange and also because
OF yesterdays sharp recovery in call
money, today's brief session of the
stock exchange was attended by a
teheraf covering movement and mod
crate buying for the long account.
Among motors, oils. steels, equip
hent and shippings gains extended
from l to 6 points.
strength was shown also by motor
specialties. tobaccps. textiles and paper
SHARES. with firmness in metals,
ASIDE from Canadian Pacific, which
made further recovery from its recent
weakness. rails figured unimportantly
in the dealings.
The closing was strong. Sales APP
EroXimated $50 900 shares
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Prevailing interest and commiasioa.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

feoe oo Ell Droite % fisrte oirefte til $otel ou gsorb.
en- anoel1 Grofe fierte sslles aerop til @rusielcs
Sol. o. "a. ban bar fon1ne,, oertil, latte ban fin Sat
i 8inouesfarnlen
2iot efter tom ssyyffibore tilipne pe6 ct Bi1one So
tel OH georo.
sSnleS %trptfeoe, LEGION. tilfGloigt, beggc fine Son.
Der lneo DC ~,,oipileoe ii Gingre moo 9tuoen % troaote
laa tilbuge fra 8inolet.
s iamme 9ieblif oioite SSiioore, at gicomten bao6c
&engeue, Sum bleo ct 9jeblif bleg 90 presieoe begge
Gerber mob tSiertet. - 9aa bapoe bun toget lin Sc
llntring % trai fine 6orbolosregler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

Diet havde gjort for Kvinder under
Forandring at Livct;; og fortaltc
|Legen, at jeg Wide prove Diet.
Smart begyndte jcg at gjenyindc
kratterne og anonyms Sympto-
merne forsvandt og Dcres Vegc-.
table Compound har gjort mig til
en- rask og stark Kvindc, saa jeg
kan gjere alt nit Husarbejdr. Kan
like anbefale Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound for hgjt til
kvindcr, som gjennemgaar Foran-
dring at Liyct." Mrs. Frank
Henson, 1916 S. Orchade ST., Ur-
bana, Ill.
kvinder som lidcr at Nervesitet,
Heat Flashes, Hovedpine, Rye-
lidclse og "the Blues bufi-. o,dye
Gctte ber9mtc Rod og UrtenidLcl,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
Pris pr. Bind, 4oc.

Barr. Robert: En- livlig Dame.
Unge Lord Stranleigh.
Benneche, Olaf: Marie Louise
Reventlow.
Birmingham, Geo. A.: Spanske
Dukater.
Bordeaux, Henry: Fadrenes
Jord.
,cbesterton, G. K: Fader Brown
Doyle, A. Conan: Hunden fra
Baskerville.
Fletcher, J.. S.: Mysteriet /
Middle Temple.
Flower, Newman: Den rpdc
HOST.
Glyn, Elinor: Hvad var Grunden
Hallon, Joseph: Ghettoens Dron-
ming.
Hay. Ian: Lady Cars Egteskab
Kitchens, Robert: Spahien.
Kipling, Rudyard: I Dronnin-
gems Kl9r.
- Paa de store Banker.
Meadows, Alice Maud: Ut fra
M@rket.
Ohnet, George: Dgd over Bona
partc.
- Jernverkseieren.
Parker, Gilbert: Den Fremmede
Seeliger, Eward Gerh.: Million
tyven Peter Voss.
|sidvick, cecily: Cynthias Even
tyr.
skowronnek, Rich: Jagerbatal-
jonen.
Stacpoole, H. de We're: De .blod-s
r1de Azalear.
Stevenson, r. L.: Snappet op.
og Lord Osborne: Vrakets
Hemmellghet.
stratton-Porter: Lykkefjeren.
|sudermann, Hermann: Den graa
Dame.
Viller, Fredrik: Gamle Friks
Diamant.
Warren, Florenre: Lyset fra
OVERSIZE Etage.
White, Graham, & Harper, Har-
~: Luftseilerens Skat.
Nogle at disse Boyer HAYES kun
enkeite Eksempiarer.
c. RASMUSSEN CO.,
7ao-7a2 So, Fourth st.
Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
|MiddIdPcnde
Kvnder.
|Behtver Hj1It for at komme freLsf
eyer Krisen Bevis for, at
Ly1n E. Pnkbam's Yege-
table COMPOUND kan
sfolts pea.
Urbana, Ill. "Under Foran-
dring at Livet, tiIlige med De-

anonyIns Sym
toms, haydc jcg
ct Tilfxlde af
Grippe, som va
rede helc Vintc-
og bragtc
mig i -~ssvagelig
Tilstand. Fsltc
til Tidcr, at jeg
aldng Wide BIZ
We rask igjen.-
Lxstc ON Lydia
E. Pink hams
Vegetable Com
1900
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
"UdvaIg Al
verdensEteraturen."

ALE Boyer er at samme Formal,
415x6A', elegant indbundne
med Titelen trykt j Guild.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-11-21

Mrs. Pearl Haggart Spice of Lam
sing visited among her Paw Paw
friends last week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-11-21

Mrs. Clara Bale was in Kalamazoo
last Tuesday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. David Anderson and
family were Kalamazoo visitors last
Saturday.