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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

the burden chiefly rests il certain to
bring about better feeling and en-
hance the community spirit so nee
essary to any progressive city.
The housing bureau of the Cham
Der of Commerce. which was estab-
lished recently. has developed
through direct touch with those in
need of homes the great importance
and necessity of such a campaign as
is being developed by the banking
building and real estate interests OF
Harrisburg. So serious is the short
age that it was reported, among other
items, at the real estate dinner at
the Penn-Harris that young cou-
pie could not be married until the!
found home. The principal speak,
er also stated that in his large ex-
perience as a builder of homes in
an Ohio city, the prosperity and
growth of any town or city depend
ed almost entirely upon the home
conditions and that unless houses
are provided for the great multitude
of workers all interests would be
affected adversely and the develop
ment of the community would be re-
tarded, if not entirely checked.
Inasmuch as the building costs
are not likely to change materially
for a considerable period of years.
there would seem to be no justifi-
cation for postponing building en-
terprises. AS matter of fact,
building prices are more or less
stabilized at the present time and
there are some encouraging factors
in the situation which indicate a
more active and extensive building
movement here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
GOOD RESULTS CERTAIN

~ ooD is bound to result from
IT the sort of conferences which
are now being held in this city
with view to improving the hous-
ing conditions. When the real es-
tate interests comb bine with the
building operators. as was done in
an important dinner conference at
the Penn-Harris Hotel Thursday
evening. something worth while is
bound to- happen. In addition to
the benefits of cooperation on pro-
viding homes for the people. the get
ting together of those upon whom
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

The building. selling and financing
OF homes has become the leading
problem of Harrisburg and 1T is
good thing for the city that so many
of our public spirited people are
manifesting an interest in solution
that will be at once constructive and
satisfactory.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

To the noisy Hun it is Yes" or
mo" Time for further palaver has
ceased.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

Members Of the Associated Press-The
Associated Press Is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication
OF all news dispatches credited to
paper and also the local news pub
lished herein.
All rights of republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
DO YOU KNOW


THAT Harrisburg's river
front treatment has attracted
attention of New England
cities?
HISTORIC HARRISBURG
Zion Church has been locatDd
at its present place since the Var
of 1874
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1919

Groto old along toith me.
The best is yet to be.
The last Of life for tohich the first
tods made;
Our times are In his hand
Who saith, a t1hole I planned,
Youth shotcs but half; trust God ;
see, all, nor be afraid"
Robert BroDnin0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

Records of the Legislator,
show that 10S bills have been re
called from the Governor fol
amendment or to avoid veto, estab
fishing record for any Legislature
Over thirty were recalled this week
Governor Sproul has signed 24t
general acts and SO appropriation
bills. His vetoes number 36.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

One of the prize stories about
trout prosecutions to reach this city
is of the fining of an upstate man
over 5000 He had gone fishing
and had thirty trout which did not
meet the State law. He became
sassy" about 1t and the authorities
insisted on the maximum fine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Driv Rheumatsmen
I'd al Deres System

Uanse. hvor lsnge OF slemt De har We
res plaget med ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Deres
Lidelse Or Gigt, L.nde(.rk. stivhed. vzr-
ken eller Hevelse i Ceddene, tmme Musk
er, eller hvilken som helst anden Form If
Rheumatisme - De kan 6nde behagslig
Lindring we'd a beny.te Dr.. Whitehsll's
Rheumatic Remedy.
Dette ypperligs Lsgemiddel gaar direkse
til Roden af Deres Lidelss og ~tjeruer Aar,a-
gen. Det standser Uroen. iiadrer Smerten
az tager Hevelses og Stivheden I'D At Led.
dene, tordi detoplsser Uriasyren q andre
Aflejringer hurtigere. end de kan samle zig.
.og .ztter samtidie systemet ! Stand Ill Al
modstaa nye Angreb.
Dr.. Whitehalf's Rheumatic Remedy
tremrner Sundheden. Diets Rekord for gun
stixe Resultater strekke1 sig over mango
Aar, OK det har hjulpet Tusesder If rheu-
.natisk lidende. Dette Middel faas pas ale
Apoteker for kun Sic pr. Pakks. og en-
liver, der lider af ,Rheumatisme ! en- elles
anden Form. kan hurtig b'ive denne PLACE
tvit we'd en- kort Behxndling med samme.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The Or. Whitehall Mexrimlne Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
:: -.
Rartt1r.
Set i Me>u Oorf.

S6ag gaar Tanfen. fra @acine til
Seem Dorf for manages @eofomme11=
Sc / beu banffe &oloni, for Spar
@irfegaor6> ser altio par ben fprite
til at lggge fig / @elen, naar oct
gjolot Ggte 6anlf @ie1tfribe5 for
ret at n1o6tage Ell E%ilrej1enoe, fD(-
ser 6en 49, g}obember so Mnr.
Mange ct 6e 2pfgnlfninger, ban bil
mootoge 9ugenS anleonmg, for
ber p%aaitipnnes ban |om Sore
gmgsman6, iomtioig iom ban par
6en, ser CAB Gone11 at / gobt Gel
ffab. % %6esaaring bar en- beIjet@iei1
be6 olle 2ejligbeoer. M1e Sc itore
Meno og @bin6er, iom eieifeoc
&actne / Sc IL Mor, ban bopoc
Silent fer, bar @runo til at minocs
""Goroen"s IibsgIa6e @e6offtpr, bpis
@egapeGie / mango Metninger grpn-
ieoe til Set fG11ome1ale. 90 alle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

bans gln6e Benner> font bar meo
beo ioa6anne Setter, ie1rber barn
[ibog CT biertelig 2pfenifring meb
(&af fnr iioit. Blanot bisic ltoar
Me6lemmerne al Ddnif:Mmerifanif
Brcsieflub i fbrite g@9nfffe, for Strife
gaaro bar Gtifter al &l11bben og /
mango Mor bens &reii6ent. Sor
at life ban ifal glemme fine gamle
&amerater ber, BIZ @irfegaar6 i6og
mootage cit &11nitnermoppe meo
Nennetegninger at IS at bans
gomle @enner og @eunbrere. I'm
Der bbert 8illebe ct Scr ct Gitat fra
@irfegaar6s DigterbirfI ombe6, mon=
&c at 6em taget fra 2ejligbe6soigte
fzrebct for en- gibenNnleoning. Sron=
tispiecen er Ell @ifingeinefe meb
&ab11ene poo bans famtIige uofom-
ne 0igterpnrfer i @e1le11e. Gua
fommer ct @nbinetsbilleoc al Spar
&irfegaar6, taget al Sotograf Eom
Mn6eri len. Dern91t to beIii6es &e1t=
netegninger al &orI 2arfen. Gn6e>
Zig en- iti1ful6 @ortrptgruppe at Sc
fire be6engang1e Meolemmer al
8res1eflubben So. 6. 0lien, Capt.
Gran6ien, @e6after @1berg og s: g.
8rnoabl = teg1let af Mnoerien=Ti=
ifer, og til1ut, ODER Nresiefl1,bbens
@egl> felgen6e Spl6eit al &olger
2obie: A.
@albflo6en run6t, / git lom i @et,
Gunifc Gage / @or6en er be6it.
Wappen in6ebo16er tillige EFT Sat,
f~aoresie til Di9teren @irfegaor6.
egerb9n6ig nn6ertegnet at &lub=
bens Me6lemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Nie1s Sru1l i Belten.

S 6en ie1rere Sis bor ser beret
@otitier / Sc 1tore 9ogblooe ON @on=
gresman6 Giels S11u1, lom / &on-
%gresiens ii6ite Gage in6brogte Ell
|Sor1ag, Ser beientligt bil fon1me Sc
|bi~empermittere6e Sol6oter tilgo6e
og bbis FUND Sans og @etfer6tgbe<
onerfiet6es al ollie, iaa lelp 6e al.
n1pgtige &errer / &%ongresfen bo1
moattct beie Zig 6erfor og pil tage
|6ori1aget til 8eban6lin9 / sem Tom.
n1en6e @amling. Og / ii6lte M11me,
al "M%or6lp1e" er Niels Sultl @ier1:
itan6 for en- iar6eles lbmpatetif SIC.
oaftionsartifel / Mnleoning ot al
@ongresman6en bar en- al Sobe6to
lerne beo BEN nps ofbol6te itore8a1:
fet, fom Scan6inobian : Mmericar
foundation gab for Sc oanife DeIe.
gere6e til oet foreitoaenbe inferno:
!tionale Mrbeioerfonference / 8oib
ington. "@or6lpiet" ifriber, at ST
Sn1tls Sale be6 &anfetten mootoges
me6 bragenoe 8ifal6, iom Gof TO,
6et in6gaaen6e &ienoffab ban piit!
at beiiobe til fit @mne..
Ser onltales oglaa ct S%nterbie1,
meo 6cn 1tnge &rins at @oles> ion
bleb gGaoelig %operraifet, 90 geielS
Snnl fortalte bam, bborle6es 8rin
lens Sl6efaoer, @briitian oen Mien:
Toe, bab6e beforeret bar1.
S set belle taget lpnes Dor 6pgtigt
% populpre 2anbsmano at bap,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Hroces.

SSon1es &anfinion, bbis tbibliom.
me @cbanoling at 5attigbusme6.
1emmer1lc 5uperbiiorSappe bar mel
til at rp6oe op /, iaa 6nnfinidn bet
|afifc6iget fom 6attigbeitprer, bor |
|otsie Gage begDn6t Nroces imoi
Bper og gier Sororing pod $2,08s
for &ontraftsbrl6 og Sfa6eseritat.
ming, for6i ban blep lmiot u6 al
|embeoet miot ON ginteren, ligeiom
BON bauoe begpnot poo en- M Ser.
min.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
@ifinaempber.

8ifingernes fptnbelige 6iIial, ser
bGrer Mapl1 af Bifinge Dptre, bbore
imo6 @ifingemcoer biloe paste BE-
6re for Me6lemmerne, Ser for eli
flor Sci Ell agtbnr6tge Srl1er, bolot
Bul 2pr6ag Mften til 2in6itrm6s
@ufif og more6e fig. Man6ug Mf=
ten bar 9amerne otter / Mftipitet,
cenne Gong meo Mfboloelie11 al en-
lille 8a5ar, Ser CAB ct Oberifuo paa
$500. Glitter i 2broags bar De /
9biet, n1elt 6enne Gang iom @je-
tier, efterfom BET bar Bifingeienner-
neg aarlige Seitbal, Der fan6t Steo
pao 9. g. g.. Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
taget Seem gorf meo storm.

'tagd Seem yorf meo Storm. s
8aibington er &ongreSman6 S1ll.]
arlere6e a~nerfienot ion en- flittig %
bpgtig 2opgiber, % bon bill fnttl
lin Spore i set lopgiben6e Mrbeibe,
iom oteralt bbor ban bar bRret Be,
|troct offentlige 4berb.
Mm bebgber bperfet1 at bnre CT
itip Mepublifaner, e., rabifaI Demo.
lfrat eller fras Soeialiit for at gibc
!cn 6potig Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b
j ct betroet @mbeoc Mnerfjcnoclie, oa
lpi Ct III, al ben Mening, at 0iels
fsSurI rcprnfenterer fit DHtrift I
&ongresien til @abn % egre for Sc,
Der palgte bom, % ban tiener fit
gamle 6porelanha: paa ~allerbeoite
|Maabe be6 fin qlimren6e @epreien.
tationsepne, bbor bet .9ieloer a:
billie Dem, Der fommer %biemmefro,
90 piie>. at Der enonu er Ell lille
~porm Spot" i $jertet for gam;c
S,unmorf.
81 Donife, ber i Chicago, lom fal:-
Der @ieEs Suul Dor egen> ,r ftolte
al, at ban binoer @e1ner uoe o1m-
firing pe6 fin @lifperbigbe6 % fine
@pner; oerfor buroe ri ogfoa en-
gdng imellem bife Dor M%nerfjenoellc
peb at gipc bam ct "booit". - Ct
penligt Dro> bet gibr moa'fe life
noget @opn, men Sfaoe ejpr bet
al6rial
- -" ... - -. - E. !. 20. - ..,E' ..-.s. a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

gillis ilnppen,

Sbbcn Gam SacoblonL bpis Spill
lebule bleb plpnbret af &epere for
noger STD iioer, % ulle bans Spill
legiG1ter maatte punge no baaoe
me6 @enge og 8aroigienitan6e itoh
for Sfranfcn f%orleben og blep i6pmt
en- ggoe poa $500 tiGligeme0 Gags
omfoitninger. Man poaitoor, al
|5agen blep oronet / al Stilbeo for
at Faane Ell Del al &c fine 5pille-
gieiter, Der rpiteoe i @ufierne al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

@noerien. San bleo gift i 1872
me6 @milie Siof1en, Der bleo M1o6er
til fire Detre, bborof 6en pngite ct
Bps S 1884 blep ban balgt til
County Grealure og ii6en Sen Ei6
par fan bo1at / &ucine. gfter tire
|Serminer iom @fatme1ter neolatte
ban Zig fom Msfuranceage11t % 81
enoomsmegler for at babe noget at
beitille, for ban bar belbabenoe %
bab6e NOT at lebe al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Sc blanfe 9napper.

Or. g. g. SO. Sprgeniel,, Der
gior6e Sjeneite | &rige1 Iom 5aar.
l9ge, r1c11 fife 11oaebe at fomn1e
ober til 6ranfrig, bar peret pan
&e1eg / Camp @ront, bpor iamtlig:,
0fficerer bolOt9ia1nion og bor @jr.
iter beb biber1e @anfetter arrongerei
til 6eres 9@re. 6rn Ooftorinoel;
Dor og1aa me6 / 5el1fobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Ggb6falb.

Gn al De alo1te Noromenb / 8o-
cite, SSofob Mnberien, ct ofgaaet beo
.0poen / en- Mloer al 81 aar. Sar1
bar fgbt / Norge oen 90. Suli 1888
og font til Mmerifn Iom Barn, ioet
6orplorene neoiatte fig nbe / ben
nor1fe &oloni, Der eno1u bar geap1t
al glortb Cape. 6a6eren bar Me~
tbooiltprelt It, og religieit Mpor bar
belle 2ioet ct Serfienoe for Safob
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
>.Krnnhha.
8ebre enb intet.

Sronf &bomlens @1ltru Nono,
.oer for fort Efo liben / Nolitiretten
fiji @filsmiS1e fra fin Mdn6> bar
faat Com imo6 ber1 inb1,mane
Man6, ser ct beorbret til at 5etol,
Maoamen SIS ON Maret, i1te0etfor
l&gentlig, iom sen ferlte Sr6re lso
tou.* @ba6 Sc SIS ct for, n1el6cr
Si1torien life, og set er 10 life mere
e116 balpnof til 1t fjabe ct Nar Sfo
fcr Soma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Ghuagn.
9ania blipcr 81 Mar.

Nantn bltbcr 81 Mar.
S 5gnoaas Dor Soreningc,, 9a=
mia 81 Mar gommel % ct bel iaa-
leoes baaoc @bicagoS 90 2anoets
nI6Ite Gormmg. st iGroele8 nota-
belt Mntal 0eltogere, ca. $50 Do-
mcr % Serrer, 81. a. &onlul Sal.
fenitierne % @ongresmano Niels
|Suul, bapoe gipet Mpoc for at Del
taoe / Danfetten Of paafplgenots}oi.
Solen bar feitliat oeforeret %
8orbene npoeliot iatte; til &o1erne
al Mrs. Matbiie,,s Orfeiter gift ma11
tilboros, hbor 0antas 8relt6ent.
|Gbr. seiclien, bsb &elfommen %
opergop Srbltprerbbcrpet til ar.
sSobn 6. gbriitenien. Mftenea,s fpr-
|1te Talere bar Yreii6ent Niel5en for
Dania, % / baobe flpoenbe 90 iloa,
e11oe &en6inger gap ban ct Smrto2
'of @anias @i1to1ie % poapcgebe Sen
|lebe11be Stillng. Danta i6ag in6tol
blonbt Gbicagos balbbunoreoc Tor-
eninger. Eoleren rettebe cit fraftig
Mppel til Meo[emmerre ON at 1tet-
te SEN %npoonneoe misunderstanding,
- -.
iom i Sc fomnen6c Tioer ifal tage
Mrbejbet op, bnor Sc gomle ilap,
%ioofrc1nt Snteresien for 6anif &u1=
h,r 1fol n%c6ligcboloes. Otter Gale11
blep felge,oe lm,ffe Gang, ifrepet
al Mnton @pi1t, 1l>n9t:
@pnrotio % Gtriosti6 mco Nreoc
og @aae
trucr ,2tpets 6rpo paa Dor bcrligc
Sor6,
&ooets % &ebnens onmoniife
0rage
repeo' Tre6ens 6ru9ter fra 6oltenes
@or6. -
u~ngoommens8lob, UNDER IpnbrGm=
met @fp,
rauot ODER &rigsmarfcn, ofbrGn6t
og e6e,
&bin6ernes @raab I bbert 2onb o.
bber 8p
rin6er nit ODER be Deoe. -
Gaor Toor / Beroen Eilgtbelens
Cine? ,
Raor ifal @etten freIles for Mpinb
% Spe?
Roor bill Sorfoningens &1offer mon
fine
1rco ODER 2onoenes Epe6rogt og
0e?
9erom III ipgrger meo $oob / bort
Gin6,
berfor gaar Ms6re1es Bsn op Il!
Simlen,
berfor. ri DeiIer: fra .Donias. 9in6
Gribe6ens GIog ODER Brimlenl
8enifob % 8rori fob til1mm1en %
" binber,
get % @1igt Ct maqlet, Ri filler
imo6, ::
|2gre % @lons ON bort Gsbelm1os
Mtu6er -
|Gre6 for bele ger6e1 for @bnr6b1ug
% BLOB!
|9crpaa ri bigger bort Soab % bort
GUS;
|@crfor hi nrliqt Tom 6e6rene fri
6erl
|9erfor ri l6fter / Salen bort &rus:
|Sfaal for Be fomme1be $i6er!
Erofalt % itort ffal hi tale og
tenfe,
8nbI og Mi6 meo Breblet III 1etter
/ arogl
|Derm hi 1tGnger for 2abbe6 og
Npnfe!
|Sanobeos Man6 ifal fpl6e bort Soc:
1e11, bort Sprog!
|S1igt ifa1 / Striosti6 iom Gre6sti{
| Ri itoa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
@rDllnpper.

9agmar SO. Gbriitenlen be60er
mt Mrs. @enrD 8l1cbner, og @oitb
8ipr11 bar ligele6es ififtet Mabn OF
tituleres / 6ren1tioe11 iom Mrs. @arz
III 0berlp. 8egee Nar bleb ime6ct
/ @Dme,1s 9pr1fer it61te nge. Sc to
f6rite ct fra 2an6et og set fi6ite Nor
fra 8Deu. @lias Smou1ons Cater
Naomi bar ogioa bol6t 8rpllup.
&en6es Man6 er Sarmer % be6ber
@6min @oniton. Sc ifal 30 l16e ;
@omers
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

bgifinoet, itolt Iom bort GGorelanbs
Sane;
@cje1l CT aahen - iIl1t Trop! -
Sos os gaa
frem UNDER Gtiernernes @ane!
@oniul Sa~ltenitierne bapoc Ser
,19it 0rbet o. nGuneoc / fine 0c=
m9rf1inger, at Der bar 6annct ct
mt @ongcrige / Eioer, bpor DC, Ser
allcrcoc cfsiitere6e, bapbe Mele
me6 at boloe iig otcr 8an6e, i6et
Sslan6 bar blcbet ct uafb9ngiqt
8%ongebemmc mes fin egen Sorfata
ming 90 bapoc tim Oct tilfrlles mco
|Donmarf;: at Sen famine &onge re-
giere0e oper begge Qanoc, iom og=
laa bcnpttcoe Set famine SrlogsHaq
@oniulcn uotolte fin @lrbc oper at
|pere tillte6e be6 6e1r11e Gelt> bpoc
iaa mango 6aniff9otc Mnn6 OF
|&bin6er bite, at be life bab6e CLIENT
beres gon1le 6e6rclon6. Otter &on=
llllcns Gale io1lg S~or(amlingen:
Song ariitiau". Tor Gunmarf
.toltc 81. s. g. Beterlen fra @ban-
iton, % / {,nl1ft formeoe oa biertc=
barn1e Orb nobif1ebe Eolercn Sc
.Tpleller, Der gjoroe fig giel6en6c
bos allc De, Der bar reiIt bort fra
Se6eitobn oa @jembp % bar SEN
9ripfieocr, Der be6ligebol6t &ier>
liabeoen til ems Sboelano. 9ofto-
rens im1>ffe Gale bleb bgrt nleo
flor Opmerffombe6 % bragte bam
fort @ifal6. Otter Tolen bleb fun=
get: "Der ct ct pn6igt 2an6". Or.
g. &. %Glemmen1en talte for Sine
rita og ioo goot> iom set hln6e la6e
fig giere / De faa Minuter, ser bar
til Haa6igbeb, nGbnte Galeren fine
Brun6e, bporfor set por allies Eligt
at forblibc lobtro @orgere al set
Qon6, BET babe gibet Dem 2eiligbeo
til at bperpe Stem og $50. EaIet
bor cit Blanoing al boa6e &u1nor
% Rotbos % bar igr6eles pellpffct.
"Mp Country" bleb pasien6e iungct
6ernnlt. ST.. M.. Soulberg bab6e
6et @berp at tale for apinben, og
Galeren iftlte Jig u6mGrfet fra fin
0pgabc> bborefter Ser blep iunget
Soitrups o1tio friife: "@porfomt
/ @or6e1,". = Otter 6e offieielle
Galere bab6e @ongresmano Suul
Sroct, % me6 bcn 8ifal6sitorm,
Fan mo6toges, man Oct bel itgcs, al
Niels S11ul ct lige populer i fn
&re6s, for sc allerfleite bar ba11S
cg11e 8Glgere. - &ongresmanben
.begpn6te me6 ar iigc, at ingen al
&c Tilltc6epGren6e bab6e bel noge1l
M11elic ONT, bbor go6t oct fglte al:
bore bicmlne igjen blan6t fire egnc,
otter oct moue6longe oltoplioenoc
Mrbej6e / Baibington, og mes ct
@ar %bumoriiti1fe gen6inger, iaale-
oes iom @iels Su11l fan gibesbem
for at illuitrere tit @oint, fom ban
IND paa flere al 6e qlporlige @mner,
Der ioog ber9rer os alle> og / en-
.fortfattet, flar Gale bepiite borl, al
Mti6lerne til at 1ble 6e itore Spga=
Der beit66er Tolfet 1elb / fin altom=.
<fatte116c Ma9t beo Talg1,rne11 at
beitemme, boilfe Reprn1entonter
Ser bn1fcs til at paretage Notio11e1s
|&arb. ST. Suuls Gale poobertes
o%pmprfiomt % lgnne6es meo Bro
|gen6e &lap1alber: =, I .
Sormon6e11 for l1ngbomsforeni11~
acn, ST. ginor Grofnn, toffebe 90
,lia for Sen @elpillie, Ser bar r6oilt
moo &c unge, bborefter glnton @biit
tolte for %l1ngoommen. ST.. &bi1t le-
lite fit Sale fra Manuifript, men1 Ser
bar babe Bi6 og rammen6e Mlpor
i De flammen6e Gr6, og Set fan life
|iiges on6et, ems &r. 9bilt bob6e tit
&ub1ifum me6 fig fra fprit til fist
|Gn lofal Mbis oplelteS til 6rD6 og
@lebe for &ilbererne, bborefter
@orbet lutte6es, for at Sen pngre
I@lggt fun6e 6anle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

5frGf, for, at oe ffuI6c blipe fnlot
frem fom 8i6ner:: Sacobion baboe
tillige piit Jig fom oen pe1,e Mano
pe6 at betale Sc $3.50, Iom 3ion
|@itp @oliti gior6e Sororing paa
for at babe arreItert TO al Gpoe=
fnngtene, Ser 1om befienot oglan
Hap meo Ell 8soe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

&urc Wpnuenter fmnbe gipre os
eu {tur Sieneit tie beb at fprtelle Ben
ner % Bcfienbte ont 8labets Sub
5ol6; berbeb fnnbe be n,aaife 9jelpe
o8 til: at faa en- rp Mpnnent. i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

81
- strib efter ahseennmlme,r
at bette BIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

bet bedste Bevis paa BogensF ortrin1lghed
er, at der tndatoe r sol&t over $4,000 Ex.
~wofor cr AZ Sar I Eurnna no A u1erika
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
'Toots" Young Charges Life
With Hubby was Nightmare
Omaha Brokers Wife Who
Showed Her Cotton Hose
to Police Judge, Sues
for Divorce.

Mrs. Mae Dryden Young, pretty
24-year-old wife OF David Young,
'4s-year-old Omaha broker, filed suit
for divorce yesterday in district
court, charging her husband with
extreme cruelty.
Mrs. Young gained prominence
three weeks ago when she had her
husband arrested on charge of
nonsupport. At the hearing in po-
lice court the pretty young woman
raised her skirts and called upon
Police Judge Fitzgerald to look at
her stockings.
They're the only pair / own and
they are full of holes" she said.
The judge ordered Mr.. Young to
pay her $50 month.
Mrs. Young, better known as
"Toots,Y was formerly a vaudeville
artistic She married the broker Oc-
tober %. 1918, and he brought her
to the home of his mother, Mrs.
Erastus Young, 3l72 Dodge street
The late Erastus Young was former
ly auditor of the Union Pacific rail-
road.
The troubles began then. "Toots"
alleges in her divorce petition that
her life in the home of her mother
in-law was zone long, hideous night
mare. astonishing in the ingenuity
of its cruelty"
She alleges that finally her moth
er-in-law served her with written
notice to leave. She and her hus-
band then went to live at 210o Doug
las street.
Hubby Seldom Sober.
She alleges that her husband was
seldom sober; that he beat her and
threatened to kill her. She says he
devoted his time and money to
other women. She charges also
that he tried to employ other men
to compromise her. In April of this
year. she charges, he took her to St.
Joseph in an effort to accomplish
this alleged purpose, and, failing to
do so, she says, he stole her purse
and left her there Stranded" She
says she borrowed money on which
to come home.
Mrs. Erastus, Young, at the time
of her sons arrest for not support
ing "Toots," said she had ordered
the girl out of the house because
she vas always askinr vivid for
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Ask $4,000 Balance
On Sale Of Farm Said
To Have Potash Lakes

A suit for $4,000 was placed
On hearing before jury in Dis
trict, Judge Leslie's court yesterday.
It is that of Peter Long and Anna
Long against John Krause and
Herman Krause.
The Longs sold a 640-acre farm
n Sheridan county to the Krauses
i'll February, 1916, for $4,000.
There were several alkali lakes ON
he place and these, it is alleged,
we're considered detriment to the
md and caused the low valua ton
It the time of sale, though soon
hereafter they were the real source
Of wealth, for they were found to
be rich producers of potash.
The Longs allege that the
Krauses knew this. They ailcge
hat the farm was worth, 81 100000
because of its rich potash deposits
and they are suing for 100000 as
the balance of the purchase price
which they say they should have
received.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
SCOUTS'D DRIVE
NEARS GOAL AS
FUNDS POUR IN
Total Of SEA, s35. rs Now Re-
ported; Workers Expect to
Go Over Top by
Thursday.

The Boy Scout financial drive in
Omaha nearly reached its goal yes
terday when at the regular Wedn.s-
day meeting of the Rotary club total
subscriptions to date of $24,935.25
were reported by the teams which
have been working the % districts
into which the city was divided in
the drive for $4,000.
Its = little discouraging," said
w. E. Reed, head of the drive, but
/ am sure we will reach the goal
by Thursday noon. The territory
has not been fully covered and
some teams have not made full re-
ports"
John w. WEIGH reported sub
scriptions of $3.50 from Benson. DR..
Fickes' team brought in $3.50 in ad-
dition to its previous "takings I"
The Omaha Grain Echange team
reported $l,l54 additional. Several
Rotarians made subscriptions OF
SIS each.
Scout Executive r. M. Hoyt was
the chairman of the meeting and
he made 4 plea for scout masters.
I'VE must have scout masters" he
said. Even if we had raised a
million dollars it would not have
solved the problem of getting good
men to give their time and effort to
personal attention to the boys.
Many schools afes demanding
troops of scouts. Boys often stop
me on the street to find where they
can join scout troop refer
them to . troop. but some of the
organizations are becoming % large
that we can't manage them. l ap-
peal to Rotarians and others to vol
unteer for the great work of scout
masters"
Scoutmaster Morley Young gave
a demonstration of first aid" with
a squad Of boy scouts following the
meeting