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The Delta independent., 1919-06-27
SPRAY NOW TO SAVE VINES
SAYS THE COUNTY AGENT

The leaf hopper which has been de-
foliating the Woodbine or Virginia
Creeper, for the past few years in the
vicinity of Delta is very numerous
again this season.
II you will examine the under sur.
face of the leaves you will find the
young insects (nymphs) in large num-
bers. At the present stage OF devel-
opment they have the appearance Of
green lice. They can be easily de-
stroyed now. but later when they have
reached the hopper or adult stage. they
cannot be controlled.
Arsenical sprays do no good as the
insect does not feed on the surface OF
the leaves, but punctures them and
feeds on the juice. Nicotine sulfate
is the most effective and most easily
applied One Of the best brands Of
this is "Biack Leaf 49," Dilute one
part OF the sulfate with one thousand
part osf water. Soap makes 1t more
effective although 1t is not necessary.
in small quantities use two teaspoon.
fulls Of the sulfate to one gallon Of
water and add little soap.
Be sure and get this on the insect,
as only those which receive the bath
will be killed. To do this thoroughly
spray on both sides OF the leaves. Ono
good application now will do the work.
Do not put It OH a. the insects are
almost grown.
AAxt Ann hsNs nanhlhl. aix.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27

set to music Afternoon Of the fourth
day DR.. NJ. D. H rdin one of the
Elost widely known lecturers on the
Chauta1qua today, pastor OF one OF
the leading churches Of Chicago.
vigorous preacher and gifted orator.
Hear his lecture, ''Tl g Spirit Of Amer
ica," evening of the fourth day. Clar-
ence L. Burgdorfor, THE Prince OF En-
tertainers" with a natural gift Of spon-
taneous humor and fun; Joy Night
Man." the second night of the Chau.
tauqua.
Season Tickets for the entire pro
gram, $3.50 for adults. For children
from to IA years. $1.00. You cannot
afford to miss 1t.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27
GERMANS STILL HOLDING OFF
ON SIGNING PEACE TREATY

The peace treaty with Germany Is
till hanging fire and 1t is more or loss
uncertain what action the Huns will
take.
Late dispatches stated that 20 del
egates we're on their way to Paris and
that It would be signed.
It is thought matters will not be
formally closed up before today or
tomorrow.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED
WHEN SEATING CRASHES

Three sections of the theater which
had been arranged in the armory at
Grand Junction for the accommodation
patrons Of the wrestling match We'd
nesday evening, gave way under the
combined human weight at the begin
ming Of the match and plunged many
persons to the floor.
A miracle in connection with the af-
fair was that no one was seriously
injured though one boy had a foot
badly mashed nd many sustained Sc
we're bruises. The match was then
pulled off at the Majestic theater.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27
BUY rugs mow &save

The prices We offer on these rugs
are the result of the May 1st reduction
on rugs. Prices have since advanced
to the old level and indications are
they will go still higher. So uor ad-
vice is to buy now.
S.3x1O.6 Ex hwy. wool and fiber, 1855
SIX 12 Elk. hwy. wool and fiber. s17.95
s.3x106 Floor-Kroft fiber rugs. 1895
IL Floor-Kroft fiber rugs, $12.95
IL Administer rugs, $4O.s5. 1885,
and $47.95.
27x54 Administer rugs, special. 1895.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27
Come to Delta for the Fourth
PLEASE. COOPERATE WITH US
Do Your Shopping Early In the Week
Don't Wait Till Saturday

Every day is a good day to shop
here. Values are equally good every
day Of the week. Yet SO many people
leave their shopping till Saturday,
making it doubly hard for US to give
them the Service that We would like
to. Saturdays we are necessarily
rushed and a good many customers
don't get the attention we would like
to give them.
We know that we could do better If
you would only DO YOUR SHOPPING
EARLY IN THE WEEK. There are
SO many advantages gained by your
SO doing. not only in the way of extra
special values but in comfort as we'll
We know you would be better salts
fled because you would be better TAX
en- care, of. You would make your sell
ections under less stress and hurry
We would all benefit in the end-you
satisfied customer. we, happy be-
cause we served you well. That's all
Will you help us to help you.
It:N:nlAlRe-=
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27

MITCHELL, New Victory Model.
Chas. F. keene.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27

OAKLAND. Nsw osntlbls d,
chst. p. Kssns. D.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-27
Charming Crepe Kirmomos Low
Priced at $2.95 TO $A.%5

Plenty of white Hosiery here In
number of desirable grades. with the
assurance that values take second
place to none, and that our hosiery
will give maximum wear. few
examples taken 1T random
White thread-Silk Stockings, Isle
tops and soles, 81 pair.
White full fashioned thread SILK
stockings, mercerized tops and soles.
$1.5O pair.
White thread silk stockings. mercer
lied tops and soles, $2.25 pair.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Kirker og ~Foreninger.

CHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjprnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver S9ndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 11.3O Find.
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDsKIRKE, HjGrnet at
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver s6ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 100 Aften. Sgn-
dagsslpole XII. 1915.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
K1RKE. Hornet af Broadway OF
IS. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som folger: Pradiken Sdndag Form.
Kl. 1870. Aften ri. 7.45. Ungs
Folks Epworth Liga: SGndag Aften
ri. .7.45; literert Mode de tire fgrste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bgnnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, mdder 1ste og 3die
Mandag i. Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 W. Ninth St.
sYNN0vE LOGE NO. S D6TRE AT
NORGE, mSder 2den og 4de Man.
dag / Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
II. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
B. s., mdder 1ste og 3die Fredag j
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. af st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB" me-
der 2. og 4. L9rdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Ri. af st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FOREN1NGEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER" af D. s. D. F., meder 1. og 8.
L0rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE" LOGE
Mr.. SO, D. S. S., meder 1ste og
OF 9die Onsdag i Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1876 w. 9th St.
FORENINGEN HAABET mSder
2den og 4de Torsdag i Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DOT
TIRE" mdder /. Tirsdag | den
ny Odd Fellows Hall. 15s 9th st.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05

General @isrnitohs 0eforatipncr.
ct Setsgrorn til "qsionecr SIRE 9"
ira bets @,rro1t / 0oIbington mes
seller, at Nrigooegcnerol 81. IS.
Nidmito0 nctop hor mootoget Ell
arigsme0oiue, Tom bon ponbt TO.
nher tp5c @ar lfoen. Scr, hlch honr
t;foelt for 1~rinonon1ia Gopperbe6 /
@o1rn hto Sh0 Wori1o NNt(ihbiner.
ne, IS. N'tgl,7t 1898, nae0e1s 9jern-
Ttno bor &'1ntoin / t3ne W}i1111eIoto
frioifli9e Snfnnterireoin?e11t Gfionr
hoorot 1oaret forb1en ban pao Soft,
i1phtil ct nrt Goor npote no!n til at
for1obe S1oamarfen.
General @ibr1rTtoo. bonot 9;iti11-
a'eiIbco Standardization for fin
Gjenelte | Tronfrig og liaeIeoes to
~fronifc 9cforotioncr og to brittle
Meboiller..
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60 <f>f: <><>
st. paul.
gitp Sffiee:
62S Gubicptt 8nilbing.
geb &ipb cller Separation al
nhse bsies Sen b%c!fjenote Snpclers
Saason Melion, 200 6. 7t9 Gtrcet>
so Stars Snbilnum.
Edited BY
Valborg Hound Stub.

ber1tfomnten6e Gpn0dg Sen Zoe
Dnember pil Gbrilt lutberife &trfe
Hire SO Mars Subilnum Geit og 4oe
Mnrs Snopiellesfelt me6 tire @11ostie-
meter. ST. 1920 Sorm. pr96ifer
Bn}tpr 81. so. OIptsafer paa gngelif
90 e1t al Menigbe0ens tioligere BrG-
5fer pna Morif. Offer optageS til
Beoucering al 8pgningsgiel6en. ST.
$50 @fterm. bliber Ser ligele0es
Brebifen baabc paa @ngellf og
Rorf, og 81. 7,30 ipeciel Brqbifen
pnn @ngel1f for ltngoommen al
81. Brof, $. g. Stub. Smcllcn1
Eftermi6oagz % Mfteneuostjeneite1,
5nberes 2uncbeon of apin6eforenin-
gerne i &irfens Senoagsftolelofale
Ba{tor 8. 81. @orman, s(ib1p,
Diir1n., bar Menigbeoens ferite
Brnft. 8aitor S. Bale, Sereus
Soils. gdnu., og 8altor S. .. S9=
4m, Goiston, Minn., FAINT Dr. Brof.
IS 6. @t1b bor ligele6es / ti6ligere
anr betient Menigbeoen, og 6isie
fire forbentes at bnre- tilitebe beb
Soften. Ste al Menigbeoens ti6Ii-
gcre Brniter er afgaoet beb OGDEN,
He1llig s. 81. Mfobn, So. 81. $. Be-
3erfn og 3bomos Milslon, og Ell,
Rrof. 8: S. 8re6n, Dor III / Morge.
@nigbc6e1s 11ubnrenbe 8ra1t er
Bat- g: 8. @eq,1e, Tom bar betie1tt
F6m 1904, 90 oct er i bans Sis, at
ben ftore nDe Strife Iigeoberfor Ga
%itoIm er bpgget til ct @oite11oe al
5000 me6 en- paabbileroe @iaIo
II $1,000 Dollars, % inopiet Sen S.
9neHnbcr 1915.
4nIe e bierte1ig belfomre.
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Sfal III babc @iinterfarnepal?

Sill ct. 8aul iaar after faa fl
beremte 8interfarnenal?
Gor at 1,6fin6c Stemningen bos
B11blifum bar ct. saul Msfociotton
ienot en- MGngoe GoreipprgiIer I'D
for at erfare Solfets 9nifer. Men
iaa meget fa1, allere6e faitilnas, at
&arneba1et fan lite blibe iaa fort
90 praetfulot iom tioligere Mars;
bette ifpIbes ferlt % fremmeit, at
set lite bill bore muIigt at erboloe Sc
ngbbcn6ige Acknowledgements; mango
oe gamle er bleben ien6t til n6o-
Menneifer / europa % til
De b%ronoli6te be6 Sen Itore Sfop-
6ron1 it61te Mar.
Mle, ser CT / Sabpr al &arneba-
let, bill l1u blibe gibert e1 2eiligbe6
til at uotole 6eres Mening og On
Ife. Garfe1> CT, at ser bliber bolot
og l1noerbol6ning ON Site
ner11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
6eurp Wplfcr hrrht / cit Mntpmp=
b%ilulhffc.

&enrD Moffer> / 81 9lor Direft6r
for Minneiota 5tatsfnngiel, er Bile,
ben brrbt be0 cit Muton1obilltlpHe /
Sos @ngcles, Gol., ifglge Sclegram
til bans 96n, 8. S: @olfer ber /
8pen.
@o1fer, amber bpis M%bmiuiitro-
ton oct 1lpe 5tatsfengiel bleb Bug
get, bor mes fit @uitru paa 8ei6g /
Sos Nngeles bos Ell on6en Sg1l,
Charles S. @olfer. Scr. @o1fer tog
Mfife6 / 1914 eftcr at babe pun6ct
Mnerfien6elie iom en- at Mmerifas
.ftdrite SagmGn6 / 6engielspeiat.
timber Qrigen gior6e ban &ier1eitc
for Negieringen for ST pr. @or.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05

tier % arer leg ogiaa. Men leg bal
10 alorig fieuot Gar rigtig. &aly
bgoe 10, !oa leg bar ganife lille. 90
leg peb 10 meget 9o6t, at BET pa,
Gem, Mor fsr1t bol6t al, bun maatte
bore iihttte faa Dem. SSa, set er il
10 ian6t, set Ell oa lite noget, 81
bebppcr at blibe preb for; Sen 5lags
Sing =" Onbene Tom me6 en- benz
meIiebeosfulo 8etoring % lan gam.
melflogt, at @aftoren in6benoiq
maatte imile - "6en @logs Sing
|foritmr e,r ung Bi9e lltil6ags iao
uomerfet, Bet er pipfologiT iaa let
forflarligt. Dg nuomitunoer ="
bun oreie6e &obe6et og Iaa paa Met-
loren, Der ltob 90 tromme6e 1erbeit
paa 8or6pGa6en 4 "~nuomitun6er
bar n1an 10 inga1 Sor6omme. Seq
life, i bbcrt Bal6. Seq frn6e fr11-
icn6e go6t IL, Sc bar min Tar, &eff>
tor"
"Meqn moo la6c Gem, at De er
a%abcnbicrtig Srsfen. 2iia. Sg 81
logger life 6ingrene tmellem."
-.
"Sm Gorlo6elic. 2iias @temmc
bar %angerfulo. "Det bar lite min
Mening at lanre Gem. Man faa
bielp mig bog, @eftor. -" @rao-
6en fao benoe ! Saffenp og bun benz
1e &obeoet bort, for at ban lite if1l.
be ie, at Ser bar 1aarer i>bcn6es
Ginc.
@eftor 8entfm 1too nbebngeltg.
Set itre11ge Gfolcmonosltbtrpf bar
gfeoet Of bom, bana Nniiat bar heller
life ipottenoe eller ironiif mere; 81
nraa 9ine 1pite ioa u%n5erli9t fiernt
bog 2org1retglasieme.
2i1n gle6 ltillc ne6 fra @orbet %
git fen til @ogifnbet., Ser b1cb BUN
itaoenoe rtrc6: @p1gc11 til Gtl,en; m,
oa 6u fiage6e hrn list op = bun
fl1r6e fe Meftorcns Gpeilbille6e /
@las66ren. ga bum talte igien, bor
ben6es Stcmme felt rolig, noe ter,
fonrerl ercn6e.
"@bor ffo1 Sc fen ! 5ommerferie1l,
Mcftor?"
"SSl1acn Gtcoer, tenfer ieg. Seq
hliber biemme."
"@porfor far Sc ol6rig billet tagc
moo S11pitatie1e11 til at fomme bje1r
bos os? Sam Tippcr sc ifffc."
" SsSfffe bet?" Meftorcn 1mtleoe.
"g&ei for iaor 49,. ier Sc, iaar
Gem"
"Mor Dor poo &otellet. &1nn fom
for at operbure Mfll1ttningsfeIten
i0ag % loo o]t1aa = for at bentc
Gem. Men aft Set fan Ri hit to!c
ON toften - paa 8ollet."
"6fol ieg en go1nmcl Mono =
boo @ol?"
Iroffcopilog, "bet er niIt poa boic
Sis. Tor6i man CT fon1n1cn on in1o>
Sc SoIptb1u1bren2, Ter mani life SOB
til at 6lipe Irr. Soitcn toocr Geftnv
Ncntlcn TIT fi11c &io(e poo % fit 9tio
hcrfors. SO loo fdrer Tan Sen 1fn?-
%hommelialtc al Gle 1;nooonnnclinc
Maore ti(6oros / gInInBspobilIn1cn.
on nern1eo @oftc!"
% 9}seffttor @G1tIcn oe1 N(fte1r =
for onbcn Gang / fit 2ih = por til
"StnNentcrtoI~ i %onillonc11. a;
Set np Jar Nor1, at Dnn / 2ijo EoDhc
fl11oet fin Gbcrlno91b. On set 1o11unrc
1o9be 2iIos Mohcr, 0o h1tn Son1 Mcf-
~torfrltc trc Mool1eber Irrere lolbt II:
S>,btog / "SDen 1neo SEN %ifjnbnebol1.
gre @opillon".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Northumberland QBu.

S @aibington er ser bleben offent-
1iggiort en- 2i1te ober De 26nminger,
Tom betaltes Sernbaneembe6smpnb
paa ben Ei1, 6a 8anernc obertoges
af Megieringen, bbilfe 2bnninger Ell
fra $4,000 til $77,21O pr. Mar.
8lanot De beoit lenne6e Sernbane-
meno er to fra 9pillingbDerne> 11em-
Zig S. 80. Sannafor6 at oMortbern
8acific % 2ouis Sill al Great
Nortbern, begge trpffffen6e $4,000.
pr. 9ar for fiu Gieneite til 8anert.
6. @rpa11, Braitoent for Miltpa,1-
gee @ane1t, traf li6t min6re, 11emlig
$4,000 ON Moret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05

S}etor @e1ltic1 ito6 peo lit 5fri=
bcboro og lon tm1fefl,lot gien1rcnl
Gin6l1et 116 / Gfolegoar6en, bpor
set nbbngte 9ol6 Gtl16enter ltoo ID
|rigt, MEN 1abmplt 6isfl1tere11oe I'M
SEN ltore &alto11je, bbiS bre6c
&ro11e log6e Oct np1te al @oor6s=
|p(obi c1 / GfDgge.
Mcftor @cl1tIens tpnoe, n1agre Sin
Gre pn1fattcoe ct Sreb = Sen 1eoz
|nol1liae oarligc MnI6gning fra MoretS
Gt,1be11terbol0: Mllmo6r1i1g ON Gil-
|lo5c1ic til at bp1be Commercial.
"Gtnnanterbal", eli Mlrnooning, ser
.ligcIoo regelmGSiigt, Iom bel1 ino
Iforot 1fg beo G%Iu(eooret5 Gllrt1li11g.
n~ruc9er(igt, rb6l1b6rliat hlcb heinorct
n1co Mcftor Ncl1tIcns fote9oriTc 9sei.
.GGe11tlia = o. set bioTte Gt1tncntcy=
lie anot = Itrofte Meftore1s otnn-
:oinhco fig fife Ioo piot, at hol, f1r,oc
.fprhphe "Gtuocuterbo((et", 11cr1 bels
.}ob G%fIcipli1reu Sem cnon,t / G1nSet:
.oa bc1s bor Set ct 'Scnion, man aicr=
nc bite SEN ltrifie> men 6og ofbo10te
|Meftnr, ct fnrhdre fla 90 mes slot
.nil1g 1obe fig Tprbnloct bjfterc. Gat
.nor nGiten blcbcn Srooitio1 mes
.Se1n1e M~l'lM11ing % oettc gtei o;
|Sro0itior'cl1 llonoe mango MorsSurD.
|0cn fret fig fra Set Mor, Meftor
|@cotien blcb bcl1 lproe Sfplcs Sper-
bobc6.
Sn 0c11 cge'ltlige Gutnb til bc11=
he Mobpillie moo GolnmermlIct -
for cit 0pbcre Morlog m1ootte Ser be-
re = aif ber olleDoar6e @isningcr.
On al 6is1e 1t6tte0e fig til SEN aicaros=
.|gjerning, at Neftor Sent Ell lclp 1on1
nDbagt 6tuocnt bob6c banl ct fig cit
'ba0elig 6orelifel1e til / Sen felpiom-
me MnGggspoplfon, bbor "Stuber-
terballet" / golnle Dage blep afbolbt.
ToreIifelIen gial6t inger milrore emo
6e11 1ofale 8enge1notobors Cater oo
|fif, ffig11t 6en efter itgen6e heb aien=
|ginl6t, ct tragiif Torlpb. Get bar
bcn ga1n1e @iItorie ON Sen fattiqe
@ejlcr og oen grufomme, %baarbbier-
te6c Sober, ON Eaarer, fom bleb
arg6t forgiqbes, og la11gt ont l9nge
|Talben filf9ie for BEN f9orcne Billie.
|@iftermaal meb 6e11 mere belbeilaae,
oe &tbM og - Meiig1ation. M1lc
|bisie &ien6Sgjerninger bar en- logiit
&G%ffef9lge, Ser fit lit l1b1pring /
set 9jeblif, % 8benss MEET innffefn.
|lige og allelteosn9rbnrenoe Mon6,
Igntefrn s.. bnboe let ben n1rgc
Bentien / en- em Sete-oetete mes Sen
|l10faarne ombbtte fit &rapbuIs-
blomit en- "@neoronning", meb e!
|aDs at to roienfarbeoe 29ber. 9ettc
|&Ds og 6e1ne &oie par 11otoriife og
|b1eb ! 8r1tens Striffefflnb almi1oe-
|ligt % enltem1nigt be6tagne lom Sc
Ito 5tgtter til ben Smertersportol.
|giennem bbilfen ION banbre6e til De
"infnr1ere6e8eb GfDggeri.
&c, % bun iom mprtefranfet 8rn6
lgle6 IND ! ct glnbelplt "Gormtft9gte,
|ifab" meb ct 8el6 al rgbe @ofer- i
|Sapnem % Ell enfelt bisnet -
bib inherit beb &iertet. ST l1.ge
Bentien fiorten Nnr @ic1rere bnbne6e
ION @eftor beb fin garnle S1ole i
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100 Star.

6bp. 2anon1ono Seuning Se,ien
Serning fpl0te Sen 1. Nob.
100 Mar. San er aan6s- og legen1s,
90 fat IGie lin Mbis uben Brill.
Ter. Da ban bar 35 Mor gommeI.
blep banr gift, % lamti6igt .figbte
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Satten / Minsen.

Morfing &eople's Nonportiian
Nolitical 2eogre bol6t / 2br6oos
Mftes Meoe, og ct. Hau1s organize
re6c Mrbeioere be6tog poo Bette at
toge aftib Gel / Sen poIitiife Sam,
pognc neit Mar. De bill ogitere for
Observation-Disclosures @alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
Der tjenes PENCE i
Saskatchewan .

Delvis opdyrkede Farme OF fineste
Prserieland / Diet danske Settlement
ved Canora, Sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $50 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. Skrlv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co.. Phoe-
nix Bldg. Minneapolis, Mimi.
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&rigen erflrrct.

Set iiges, at @1,ffer foiter iao
mcgct iom zoe pr. N1tn6 bet / 8pe,1>
trobs set at &egieringen / @aibing-
ton erflprer, at IL til Is Gents er
len rimelig Hris. Nh1 bor @pc11s
S1tsmdbre beill1ttet, at noget maa
Ser giercs for at brtnge Hrtierne
neo, og Set famine flyer @orgme1ter
Sooglon, 1oo hit er &rigen i fltIb
Gang, og hi boaber, Sorbr1tgerne bil
oin6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05
9pbsfalb.

On at ct. 8ai,ls el6ite 8eboerc,
Mrs. Marp Seller, 307 50. Tiff st.,
Ell ! en- M6er at 100 Mor ofgooet
be6 Dg1en.
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8rpllnp.

Sorrige 2er6ag biebes / Saith Gut
|tberm Gburcb Scr. Martin Solbor
lien % Miis Mnnn GIom.
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Smebet ! 91meas Qeufer.
@iggo Gbri1tenien % 2illia1, 8ul-
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
LISTENED IN ON
ROYALTY WIRES
Eavesdropper Says He Heard
Emperor Charles Talk
to Berlin
By associated Press.

Vienna, May 2S.-The story of an
eavesdropper who says he listened
in" on a telephone wire and over
heard conservations between the
former Emperor Charles of Austria
and persons in Berlin just before hos
tilities ended, is published by the
Narodni Politiken. The eavesdrop-
per was an electrician named Oce-
anek, who claims to have tapped a
private telephone wire between vi
emma and Berlin.
Oceanek declares that the conver-
sations between the former EN-
peror Charles and Berlin were of a
purport contrary to that given out
to the public. The Emperor, he said,
always answered the telephone call
as Captain Kraus" but sometimes
when he forgot, called himself
Karl" He was often heard to de-
liver severe verbal castgation to
some high staff officers.
The private wire was at the dis
position of others than royalty and
the eavesdropper states that WON
ans voice from Berlin was frequently
heard calling for the Emperor. ON
another occasion somebody in vi
emma called up Berlin asking for a
picture of a well-known German
film actress.
The author of the disclosures as
serts that he was listening on the
secret wire on October 2S and over
heard Berlin asking Vienna for news
I'VE are concluding peace on the
basis of the note inst received in
view of the hopeless situation" was
Vienna's reply. Soon afterward vi.
emma called up Berlin and informed
some one of the contents of the Aus
trian answer accepting President
Wilson's points as a basis for peace
This was the last conversation re,
ported over the wire as soon after
ward it was cut by telephone offi'
| cial in Prague.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
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