davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
SERVICE MEN RESUME COLLEGE.
About 100 Were Present at Reopeninq
, of Wesleyan.

Middlctown, Conn. Jan. 3.-.-Wesleyan
university resumed its courses to-day.
About 100 men woh have been in active
service have returned. Tomorrow night
the Connecticut alumni will welcome the
undergraduate body at gathering in
Fayerweather gymnasium. Undergradu,
ate activities arc under way. The swim
ming and basketball teams will have
winter schedules of games.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
EXPRESSES SURPRISE
Had Received No Notification That Food
Supplies for Europe Had Not Been
Moving Satisfactorily.

Washington, D. c., Jan, 3.--Officials at
the food administration, the railroad ad-
ministration and the shipping board to-
day professed ignorance of embargoes an
nounced by officials in New York on the
movement of export freight to New
York, Boston and Philadelphia,
At the food administration it was as
serted that supplies for shipment abroad
had been moving satisfactorily and if
reason for an embargo had arisen no no
tice had been given headquarters here.
Shipping board officials declared that
lack of shipping could not be responsible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
ITALIAN KING And QUEEN WELCOMED
PRESIDENT WILSON In ROME TO-DAY
WHILE HUGE CROWD CHEERED Justify
PASSENGERS ELECTED
CARMEN AND RAN CARS
Crowds of Men and Boys Objected to
Paying 7-Cent Fare on the Street
Cars at Denver and Started
Every Car in the
System.

Denver, Col, Jan. 3.--After street car
service had been completely suspended for
six and a half hours here last night
because of demonstrations by crowds of
men and boys who objected to the col
lection of a seyen-cent fare, service was
resumed early to-day on regular sched-
ule. Whether it would continue depends,
company officials said, on adequate police
protection.
The trouble last night began when
hGmeward bound workmen in the stock
yards district refused to pay more than
a fiye-cent fare, elected the trainmen,
and ran the cars into the city. AS in
coming cars reached the business district,
they became stalled and within one hour
every ear in the city was lined up on
down town streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
MUCH SHOOTING IN MUNICH.
Nine Persons Reported Wounded in
Street Disturbances.

Berlin, Thursday, Jan. (by the As
sociated Press Munich newspapers Of
this mornings date, received here, pub
lish extended reports Of shooting in the
streets of the city on New Years eve
Nine persons are declared to have been
wounded while the accounts state that
the rioters used hand grenades against
the police and threw similar missiles
at the front Of the Catholic society
building.
The newspapers declare that the law
less element has many weapons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
STRIKE AT BRISTOL, CONN.
MOulders in Foundry Want 10 Per Cent
Increase.

Bristol, Conn, Jan. 3.-The Andrew
Terry Malleable Iron foundry in Terry
vile is closed by absence of between lSO
and 200 moulders, who demand 10 per
cent increase in wages, which has been
refused.
The company has been working on sub
contracts for factories which have had
government work and which have been
Cancelled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
REJECTS BAKER'S PLAN;
SUPPORTS CONTRACTS
Senate Military Committee BY Unani-
nous Vote Favorably Reported Hitch
cock Bill to Legahze Informal War
Contracts and Place Adjustment
in Hands of a Commission.

Washington, D. c., Jan. BY unani-
nous vote the Senate military committee
to-day rejected Secretary Bakers recon
mendations for legislation to validate in
formal war contracts and authorize their
by the war department, and
ordered favorably reported Senator
Hitchcock's bill, introduced yesterday, le-
galizing such contracts, but placing ad-
justment in the hands Of a non interested
commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
FUNERAL OF M. C. vEINO.
Was Held from His Late Home on thu
East Hill Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral of Milford G. Veino, who
died Monday, was held at his late home
on the east hill yesterday afternoon,
there being a large attendance of rea-
tives and friends, among the number
being the Cobble Hill grange, Rev. +.
L. Goodspeed of the Congregational
church was the officiating clergyman.
The bearers were two sons, Nathan ".
Veino and Roger c. Veino; brother,
j. +. Yeino, Leander Grant, p. G. Bailey
and H. J, Carr. Interment was in Hope
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
VOTE TO RESUME WORK.
General Electric Co. Workers at Pitts
field, Mass.

Pittsfeld Mass, Jan. 3--The several
thousand employees of the General Flee
trio company Of this city, who have been
on strike for over two weeks, voted this
morning to return to work tomorrow
morning. This action is taken as re-
suit of the decision of the, General EIec-
trio workers at Schenectady to return to
their duties tomorrow. since the war
labor board has promised to take up their
grievances if they go back to their en-
ployment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
"SUNSET' DIVISION
ORDERED HOME
Men from Washington, Oregon, Montana,
Idaho and Wyoming Will Return
to United States Soon.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 3.--Practically
the entire 4lst division (SunsetD was in.
cluded in list of units announced to-
day by the war department as assigned
for early convoy from France. In all,
more than 500 officers and 10000 men of
the Sunset division, comprising troops
from Washington, Oregon, Montana, Ida
no and Wyoming, were ordered home.
To-day's list also includes the lOlst,
lO4th, 3O4th, 3O6th trench mortar bat
teries; 30lst water tank train, and l42d
aero squadron.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
ADVOCATED SINKING ALL SHIPS.
Rear Admiral Rodnan Favored That Ac
tion on German Prizes,

Washington, D. c., Jan. 3.--Destruc.
tion of all capital ships of the German
navy, surrendered to the allies was rec.
commended to the House naval affairs
committee to-day by Rear Admiral Rod
man, who commanded the American
fleet in the North sea during the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
BoNFIRES GREETED WILSON.
Were Burning at Various Places Along
Route to Rome

Pisa, Thursday, Jan. when Pisa
was reached by the presidential special
train tonight, Mr. Wilson and his party
had retired. Count Di Celore, Italian
ambassador at Washington, and Thomas
Nelson Page, American ambassador to
Italy, descended to the station platform
and conversed with officials. The people
had been asked not to disturb the pres
ident by cheering, when the train passed
through towns and cities.
Bonfires, lighted in honor of Mr.. Will
son, have been seen at many places along
the way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
PRELIMINARY PEACE
CONFERENCE JAN. I3
The Four Great Allies Are Expected to
Meet in Paris to Arrange the
Initial Details.

Paris, Jan. 3.-Tbe peace conference,
or rather preliminary conference be-
tween the four great allies, probably will
open on Jan. l3, the morning newspapers
say The secretaries of the conference
viii be Paul Dutasta, French ambassador
to Switzerland, and Philippe Berthelot
of the French foreign Office, it is stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
MICHIGAN SHIvERED.
Whole State Attacked BY East Bound
Cold Wave.

Detroit, Jan. 3.-The east bound cold
wave struck lower Michigan early to-
day and sent temperatures below the
zero mark at several points The eoldest
point in the lower peninsula reporting
to-day to the local weather bureau was
Grayiing, with mark Of below.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
LODGE MAKES DENIAL.
That Republicans Were Trying to En-
barrass Pres. Wilson.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 3.-Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts,, Republican
leader, replied to and denied in the Sen
ate to-day the charge made yesterday
by Senator Lewis of Illinois, Democrat,
that the Republicans were attempting to
embarrass President Wilson abroad and
prevent unity in the Senate. He declared
peace negotiations should be completed
as quickly as possible, for every days
delay made it more difficult to make
peace with Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
AGED MAN BURNED.
Edward P. Merwin, Aged ~, Lost in $50,
Year-Old House.

Durham, Conn, Jan. Edward r.
Merwin, "A, wodower, was burned 10
death in the destruction Of the house in
which he lived here carly to-day. Will
liam c. Newton and wife, who also oc-
cupied the house, escaped. The house
was two hundred and fifty years old and
landmark Mr.. Merwin owned it. Its
value was $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
PEOPLES ENTHUSIASM
AT A HIGH PITCH
President Wilson and Wife
Were Much Refreshed by
the Trip They Enjoyed
Scenery Much of the Time

Rome, Jan. 3.-President Wilson ar
rived in Rome at 1925 o'clock this
morning. He was received at the sta
tion by King Victor Emmanuel and
Queen Helena, members of the govern
ment and representatives of the local
authorities
An immense crowd welcomed the pres
ident with the greatest enthusiasm,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
ITALIAN KING ACCEPTS.
Invitation to Dine with the Wilson's at
Ambassador Pages.

Rome, Jan. 3.-King Victor Emman-
uel has accepted an invitation to have
luncheon with President Wilson and fam
lily at the residence Of Ambassador Page
on Friday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21

z celorocni schuze skolniho w
boru re dine 13. cervna 1919.
Schuzi zahajil p. Mares, pred
seda Patr. c. N. S. Skoly Jan
Amos Komensky, jelikoz pred
seda skoiniho vyboru nebyl pri
tomen. Jednano o tom, jake
kroky podniknouti, jelikoz d.
tick jest pres 200, skolu navsts
|vujiclch tudiz III. tridy a
pfipravka nevystacuji a p. uc.
kracman podava dobrozdani,
by prvnf tfidy Sc ucinila dive
'oddeleni, A a B. Pan Kohout
podava zpravu re slavnosti u
konceni skolniho roku, pri kite
rezto pfilezitosti p. Rnzicka
daroval mleko a zaroven poda
va zpravy z Omladiny. Jezto
p. uc. Ketz nemdze dale Ornla
dinu cviciti, zada skolni vybor
by ueinil patricne kroky k Il
skani ucitele. Skolni vybor o.
bracl Sc tudiz ma pany ucitele,
ktefi by NELL zajem o tuto
vec, by zaslali blizsi ma skolni
vybor v Mt. Pleasant aneb ma
F. Kohouta, 1878 Svec Ave.
Dale wal skolni vybor k vedo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
NEJLEPSt RADA PRO REC
NIKY We SCHUZfCH.

Recnlci We schGzich TadG a
lozi museji caste mluviti O.
vzdusi malo cistem a proto u
cinl dobfe, kdyz po navratu
dom1 a pfistiho rama prove
dou vycisteni list hrdla. X
tomu nej1cinnejsim prostred-
KEN jest Trinerdv Antiputrin,
rozfedeny vodou. Tento antise
pticky prostfedek je tez vytec
ny ma cisteni ran. Kazdy lekar
mix Vam jej rychle opatri. A
kdyz jste jiz v lekarne, vezme-
te 81 sebou domG take lahev
Trinerova Leciveho Horkeho
Vina. Budete radi, budete-li je
NIT donna po ruce pro pfipad
jakychkoli zaludecnich potizi.
Zvlaste nyni v letnim obdobi
nejcennejslm pravidlem jest.
Chrante sve vnitfnosti cd "a
cpy! Cistota vnitrnosti jest nej
lepsi hradbou proti 1toku ne
moci, Trinerovo Lecive Horke
Vino vycisti vnitfnosti, napra-
vi chut' k jidlu a pomdze k
fadnemu zazivani. K dostani
We vSech lekarnach. - joseph
Triner Company, 133-43 S.
Ave-, Chicago, iii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
DVOURODINNY DUN "a
$4,000 HOTOVE a ostatni iako

najem. Jest moderne staveny,
nahore i dole o peti pokojich,
dve koupelny, fernes, bridlice,
sklep. pradelna, siepicnik a
velky lot. Naleza Sc blize
Broadway E. 1O5. ul. Musi
byti prodan. Haste Sc V els.
4456 Warner Rd. V ned6li Cd
l do 6 hod. vecer. Tel. Union
731 R. Cpl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
DIVA DOHOTOVENE NO.

We DOMY, kazdy 6ti svetni
cich S koupelnou, moderni, pro
storne, jeden els. 125O1 Ange-
lus Ave., druhy 1904 Lone
crave, V ceske osade ma E. 131
ul. takrka II same budouci u
MON kary. Cena $500, cast
hotove a zbytek ma splatky.
Prijd'te Sc podivat, jiste Sc
vam budou libit. Vcela Realty
Inv. Co., 5733 Broadway. 6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
W!SSSl M!:S:,S!
NEWYORSKE USTREDNE
POMOCNEHO ODBORU DO
Sell ZE SIBfRE TENTO
DOPIS.

Vladivostok, 6. kvetna 1919.
Pomocnemu Odboru Ceskoslo-
venskych zen v New Yorku.
Drahe pfitelkyne:
S upfimnymi diky "a Vas
mily dopis re dine 2. dubna, do
voluji 81 Vam potvrditi prijeti
prve casti Vasl zasilky, t. j.
129 beden, II tabaku a 118 s
druhymi darky. Druha cast
dosud nedoSla. Nevedeli jsme
kdo byl piimym odesilatelem a
proto jsme drivejsi dopisy te-
to veci Sc tykajici adresovali
Ceskoslovenskemu Vyboru v
Chicagu, jemuz jsme take sde-
iii obtize, ktere zasilka muse
la pfekonati. Opakujeme KRAFT
ce: LODI ktera dar vezla, utr-
|pela cestou havarii prijezd
| |jeji Sc opozdil. Nastalo zdlou-
have zrizeni havarijni vyjed
lnavanl S celnici, ktera ma mas
zadala clio z veci podlehajici
akcizu. Pocatkem dubna nam
byla konecne zasilka vydana a
zbyva pouze, aby prekonala
st'astne cestu Sibiri k jednotli
wynn nasim eastern.
Druha cast zasilky dosud ne
dosla. Odporucovalo by Sc, a.
byste Sc samy : informovaly,
kde byla poslana a CO Sc nj
dale stale. Ny sami poprosime
zdejsi americky konsulat, ably
pomohl vec objasniti.
Myslim, re by bylo zbytecno
liciti Vam radost nasich bratri
V poll "a Vasi vzpominku y
jich vd6cnost "a zaslane darky
Jsem pfesvedcen, ze obdare
lnych nikdo nezapomene darky
ini podekovati. Jsem vsak nu-
cen pripraviti Vas ma to, re
vzhledem k nepriznivym dopra
vnim pomerGm V Sibiri, tato DO
dekovani dojdou asi trochu DO
zdeji a proto radim ozbroiiti
Sc trpelivosti.
Prosim, abyste tlumocily dar
kynim vyraz nasi uprimne
vdecnosti a srdecne pozdravy
mas vsech.
Ia DGvernika Ceskoslovens-
ke Vlady
General Major Geek,
Tajemnik DR.. Strer.
lWsS'ss]] lWsS'ss] Y! M.!ss]
PROTOKOL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
WsSl WSS]
NEZNAMY OEESENEC.

V Rockefellerove parku ma
lezena vcera mrtvola nejakeho
muze- e-obeSence. Muz ten cital
asi 46 rokG a neni znama je-
no adresa aniz pricina k zou-
falstvi jej dohnavsi. PozIstat-
ky samovrahovy jsou nyni V
okr. marnici, kde inkvest bu-
de konan. V kapsach obesene-
no nalezeno $1.35 V drobnych
mincich.
WSS -WSS
"Je to pravda, re pan pro-
fesor ie pod pantoflam?"
"Ba io! Pomysli 81, ubozak
mluvi sest feci a donna nesmi
hubu ami otevrit."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
ZAPISkY ZE SCHUZE SOKO.
LA CLEVELAND ZE DNE
IA. CERVNA.

ocnuZe naVSLlVena aSl 20
Ze 173 clenG. Ackoliv zacatek
Iurcen ma sedm hodin vecer, ne
mohlo byti zapocato Sc schGzi
Iaz kol devate, ponevadz i tato
"spetka' nechala ma sebe tax
ldlouho cekati. Ctena jmena d.
fednikG: vsichni pritomni az
ma namestka starosty. Zapi-
sky minule schGze schvaleny
Petice ku zaslanf presidentu
IWilsonovi a britickemu premie
ru Lloyd Georgeovi, zadajicl
prijetf kilogramove a metricKe
vahy, prijata a odporucena k
vyplneni a odeslani. Obdrzen
a cten dopis Cd mistni odboc-
ky Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni, die je-
hoz obsahu preje 81 toto nase-
no spolupusobeni pri poradani
IGlavnosti upaleni mistra Jana
Husa dine 6. cervence. Pozva-
Ini pfijato a br. starosta posta-
IA Sc svolani clenstva k tomu
Iucelu Oznamkou V novinach.
Cten dalsi dopis cd Vyk. Vyb.
ISok. Obce, zadajici nejaky da
trek penezni pro zakoupeni Sat
Istva nuZnym d6tem V Cechach.
Ponevadz nase hotovost penez
mi jest skromna, rozhodnuto,
by kazdy Glen sokola Cleve-
land prispel mimoradne soc a
ze sborove pokladny vyplace-
no bude 800. Ku vybirani to-
hoto mimofadneho prispevku
zvolen vybor a sice bratri !:
Folda, Doubek, Kosin JOS, Ka
van, Bican, Huml Lad, Frank
la Ovcacek. V dopise dale "a
ldano, IDA bychom NELL neja-
keho bratra-pismaka, ktery by
| Ibyl volnym prispivati do sokol
lske hlidky. Jelikoz pritomne
zadneho po ruce nemame, u
sneseno odepsati V. V. S. O. V
tom smyslu. Dalsi nabidky o.
hledne agitace ku ziskani Glen
stva, objednani letakd, sokol-
skych pohlednic a programu k
zabavam odkazan zupnimu w
boru. Ma otazku zda NELL by
chom jinochy a devy V naSem
dorostu, kteri byli by schopni
tsucastniti Sc sedmeho sletu So
kolstva v Praze, usneseno od-
lpovediti, re budem hledet ne
ktere pfipravit. Dosly dotaznik
cd Y. V. ohledne cinnosti naSe-
no sboru po dobu trvani valky
vyplni vybor bratri Bernreiter,
Jllek, Rebeka, V. KunaSek a
Huml Lad. Br. Huml pfednaSi
Zpravu dorostu, ktery pfeje 81,
by sbor opatril mu pokladnic-
ku ku sbirani penez ma cestov
nj fond.
Ia elena sboru navrzen p.
Jos. Novotny, bydlfci " elsie
1910 vych. 82. ul. PTedcitana
Zprava nacelnika a cvicitelske
no sboru, jez schvalena. Zpra-
va zupnich zastupcd prijata.
Ceska nedelni skola porada w
let do Shaker Lakes. Vybor
majetku zakoupil uhli ma pri-
sti zimu. Dopisovatel do Soko-
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STORAGE FURNITURE1

STORAGE FURNITUREA
Name ma sklade zvlaStni a vel
mi cennou vec "a zvlaSte lev
nou cenu a sice: tri sety kras
ne mahagonove, loznicove, kite
re must byti prodany do lott
dni. Jejich velmi snizena cena
je Cd S98.5O do S237.5O. Stoji
"a prohlednuti. Prijd'te k Me-
tropolitan Furniture a Storage
Co., 1926 Broadway, vedle
"Sveta' 'aneb O blizsi vysvetle
nj zavolejte Union 2O8 w.
6-27
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/" s We T "


la Americkeho zaslal dopis k
uvefejnenf.
Pro neplacenf vyloucen Jan
Osicka.
Ma konec hledan nejaky
zdroj pfijmG b6hem letniho
casu a uvazovano nebylo-li by
mozno poradati nejaky vylet,
bud sbor mas sam, anebo spo-
lecne ostatnimi sbory, k to-
mu ucelu rozhodnuto uverejni-
ii zapisky tyto v novinach, V
|pfipade, re by nektere z jed
not chovaly tehoz prani, by Sc
Fnejake kroky k uskutecneni
tehoz spolecne podniknouti
molly.
Tim Sc schGze skoncila.
Frank Rebeka, starosta.
Vac. Kunasek, tajemnik.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
WILHELM BERGSUE
$40 Si2er, elegant indbunden $3.50

feltg neo bort fprIte Mp0e fatteoe Ell
%glpoenoc 8j0rligbeo til mig, % Oct
fo1n,lcr mig m6ertioen for, Tom onr
.bint MpOe ltaoig leper % alorig oil
lloilettes al hons Grin0ring %
1aar oell Smlfe opltaar bos mig, fp-
Ter leg MIG grcben al niigclig Sor-
bitrelle moo bclme Meobeilerlfe, Ser
bar fraltjaalet mig bons @iertc, %
iom bon clifcr % elbnu maoife oftc
iplcr saunet al ! min Marbeo - %.
Iom fife CT l1ogell a,lOen e,,o mug lelo.
90 jeg liocr ell l,iiqelig abal oper.
at bore b1eben fr~aitiaalen min 2pffe'
al Ell al,oen. oel1l1e tioliaere, bette
6ortioe11s Seq, iom bi ltpiten ale,
I1ooer meo BET Itarfelte SOB, Der fan
bllies / bort 9ierte 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

ErEE EEt&FHE
Ell gammel l1brfipoe, % Ben bang
11oget. Der bragte mig til at itreffe
Saanoen no % gribe bet; oct bar
BET balpe al Ell 9glpmpnt.
vSpao er oette?". uobrpo icg %
iaa piit paa bam.
ySa." ipareoc ban. hn,gt % fill
fpr6ig leOt. n@eorg 8rolpn alias
@rap. Mell bOao f1noe oct nptte."
Tro0s al Nelpeft for Mfbolosbc=
ppgelien tog leg min Dollar op at
9ommen % lagoe ben bnrtigt /
Grippe 9aan6. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
oabelt Slls. San TOM ofte til %, og
y. tire MnQlleDer efter nar ri aine:"

oabeltt 9lls. San TOM ofte til %, oa
tire Msaoneoer efter par ri eifte:"
uNuDel."
rgslrpel, fjere ge,1inoe, ban lao
mig, .gioroe a11r til mug, frieoc til
mig % aiffcoe Zig meo mig 1ocn
ct eneite Hieblif at ajrnfjctoe / mig
ben lille, fattiae &iee, Iom ban bup-
.oe Ipnnget Danien poo Ben ltore
Serregoar6."
vMen Ienere2"
usenere er ser illaelr 6oronoring
ifet. Seq bar alortg t11roet bergre
Nortioel al IrrNf for, at bon if,rloe
foa oaarlige 8a,lfer OH, mig o trp.
|ot leg bor baret Ell pia,lfet ltnq 9i
ge, Der bar bapt aoifilltae al Sen
|Slags Gbe11tpr. Me1L forftaos ol,,
ljeg bar ofte Ell 5elelie af7 at ban Uir=
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@rnhfjlrrBkrn.
(6rancois oe Nion).

&aptain So1rpul iteg Tibet og REQ
bort gie1uem oen gruslagte Mfacie-
M1le. Da ban nane6e u6fanten at
8arfen, pen6te ban fig / Sablen %
bilte.
De to lllge 4Dirloer paa Gerras=
ien fulgte BAN p%e0bolbenoe meo
8liffet, % oa &Dtteren omiiber bar
forlbun6en bleb De itaaen6e tm,ie
og lD1rtes en- Stuno at lutte til
&opilaeene> Ser lpb ipogere % lpaz
gere. Sen el6ltes Djne bpileoe for
lfen0e paa ben Dng1te, bpis &inoer
bluSie6e, og bois @arm 1teg % ianf
lom Ell 8p1ge.
Set gap ct 5Gt / berlDe, 90 Gen-
|inbcu olnlioeG brpo Im1sbeoen %
lpatrgte:
uSporfor iog6e 6u til mig inorz
; ges, at 6u life bar lpffeltg?"
Set bar ogiaa itpgt al mig
jco f%prtrp0er, jeg ia0be Bet"
!! u@borfor Oct? @ar bu Ga ingel
Eillio til mtg?"
$50, fiGre 8eninoe, % ieg bill
ffrifte alt for sig. Maolfe ieg bliper
roligere, 11aar jeg far lettet nit
|5jertc. !9pr iii, bnab jog bar at be:
tro Sig. Som 0u ne6, par jeg for II
Mor li6en @ie1t bos Ell &e11inbe al
min af6g6e Mo6er, Ser bar gift mel
,ca rig @o0seicr, paa bpis !Se-rc:
9aar6 ser famine Mfte1, ieg tom.
ifulbe bore fort 8ul. Seq iao ube=
nlnrfet / en- &rhg, oa Ell ing, in111t
@%uiarofficer, meb bpem ieg bopoc
rejlt famine Gag / 9oget, fom ben
imoo Mig, gob Jig til at f%onperier
mig og engogere0e mig til Cans.
81 fonot gjenlioig 8rbag / binanoen,
omaie6e lta6ig iomnren % ipilte til
Mften pe6 bil1o1loe1rs SIDE. Otter
&oti1lonen gift hi @ioln1nen uo / So
ben. &on lag6e nit Sjol ODER mig,
% hi fl1lgtes as ne0 as Mlleen. off
tene1t bar mprf % ipol, / Set poo0e
@rns lutte Sol1ftbo,1sorme11 lon en-
,@tierne, og fra &olenDRffffene naacoe
% cit beutienoe Duft. Danlen, Mu=
fife1 og moaife ben go6e Gbolnpogne
bop6e poet fin Nirfning pao %
begge. San bpie0e Jig nco moo nit
Gre % bbilfcoe til mig, ioet BON
lag6e fit Mrm ON init 2ip, Set
Ifjcnote &ers al 6rancois Goppec:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
Bugleio1g / 8egelltl1o
lifliglt ct / Morgerrlt1tnoen,
Gllfobfps pon &olcnln1tnD
Ipoclt er, mar Sol CT lpunocl,.

1pbc1t ct, 1,oor Sol CT ipunoel1.
Sons Murlb berortc flpgtig min
Sinh, men 81 Der / oct fannie leo
.Sten1Mler bog o. lpsneoes plubieliQ
bans Mr,n, og oo jeg otter huneoc
!@oncoet, por hnn forl punben."
uMe,1 Wem nor 0og oen Officer?"
Set niolte ieg life; hi bar life
blepe1t prnlenterebe for binanoen;
jeg bor fl,n- eli fottig Nige, Ser llct
fife regneoeS meo. Men jeg forborte
mig ON, bpem ban bar, pg Set bleo
lo9t mig, at Dol1 iful6e' CITIES mes
eli rig Nige. Seq bar ltffer poo, at
bon oct Rjcblif, 90 hi io0 fo1nmcrl
noe Yorfen, bopoe ellfet mig al bcle
tin Sief; men leg bi6lte, at ban bar
fottiu 1igclom jeg, oa at Set for bans
Sremti6 bar %nGbpen6igt, at bol,
gior6e ct riet @arti. Seq beilltteoe
oerfor at foribtnbe ubernnrfet / set
Merfe, bbor jeg b6rte bjcmme og
at beitrpbe mig for, at ban olbrig
ifulbe faa at pibe, bbem sen lille
taobelige @ige bor, 1om ban bin Off
ten bnbbe bol6t / fine Mrme:: Set bar
bcoit iaaleoes. Men 6a jeg for baIp=
onoet Mar it0en plu6felig arpeoe
,,6enne %folosiale Sorn111e cfter min
gonife ufienote sIngtnil,g i 9roii=
lien, % bill ieg in0rgmme sig, at
min fgrite Sat1fe por at itnffe mig at
pi6e, bba6 Ser bel Dor b1ebet al mir,
galonte &abaler fra 0nfeIs Sal, oen
imltffe Nremterleitno1t SSoltpol."
Saul"
~so netpp. Oh, alteoc set oltloc
life? gtej, jeg Ter NOT oct oocrruifer
Dig at bere. Ml,bel, b1t nil flln1le
.fcreltille Dig min ltiigelige @lrhe peo
at erfare, at BET Narti, ser bar poo
tRr1ff mellem bam oa Ell rig, 1tl1o
Groierer6atter, life par hlepet til.
r1oget, % at balt altiaa bar fri. Oh
beo, at Mooer aIti0 bur fpiet mig j
- 1ZLE
,ebpert al mine 9nifer, oe set falot
mig life banifeliat at formal benbe
til at tage me6 mtg oper til oe1t gn,
hpor ban Iaa garnifon. gi iloret=
teoc % PAD en- tor SOB % Dolbt
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-12-18
How Big New York Grocery Firm
Keep4 Down Rats

Vroone & Co., Butter and Cheese
Merchants New York City, says'We
keep RAT-SNAP in our cellar all the
.a. r5 keeps down rats. We buy
it by the gross, would not be without
it," Farmers use RAT-SNAP be-
cause rats pass up all food for RAT
S N A p. Three 81
yes, 25c, soc, $1.00. Sold and guara-
nteed by S. J. MARONEY and JOHN
W. THURSTON. ....