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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
/. MAY 81, 1919.
East Side
.KNUDSON FUNERAL TO
BE HELD. ON MONDAY
AT BETHANY CHURCH

Funeral services for Colonel An
drew Knudson, who died, last We'd
ncsday will be held on Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the rooms at
the Arlington Park hotel. and at $3.50
o'clock from the Bethany Lutheran
church. Rev. David Stoeve and Rev.
A. j. Hulteng will oflciate at the
services. 4.
Knudson, who is making the trip
from the San Francisco, Cal, to at
tend the funeral Of his father, is ex-
pected to arrive in Grand Forks Sum
day evening. a N,
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James McIlraith
Fails Thirty Feet
From Point Bridge

Falling thirty feet from the top Of
the Minnesota Point bridge to the
ground, James McIlraith was severely
injured Friday morning. Although
badly bruised and shaken up. Mr.. Nc
1lraith suffered no broken bones. He
is reported as recovering nicely, all
though he will be confined to his bed
for some little time.
Mr.. Mc1lraith is foreman in charge
of the crew making the repairs on the
Minnesota Point bridge over the Red
River and while on top of the bridge
experimenting the work he slipped
and fell thirty feet to the ground.
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PACE FIVE.
NO REAL GERMAN
WILL SIGN TREATY,
SAYS ~BERNSTORFF

Berlin. May 30.-(By the AssO-.
ciated Press)-"No German can
be found who would attach his
name 10 : document equivalent to.
a death sentence to the Father
land" said Count Won HeEnstOrR.
former German Ambassador Mt
Washington when questioned re.
garding a press report from Pa
rts that it would he easier to get
him to sign the treaty than Count
vOn BrOckdOrH -Rantzau. the head
Of the German peace mission at
Versailles.
IF our opponents sincerely wish
peace" he continued. there III
only m way-tO amend tho un-
acceptable and unfulfillable stip-
ulations of the treaty"
NE -F "HF
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HAS R GRADUATES.

Arthur. N. D., May 31.-The COM
mencement, exercises of the Arthur
high school will be held Thursday,
June S, and class day exercises Tues
day. June 3, both at the opera house.
Professor Travis of the Mayville Nor
nal school will deliver the commence
ment address. The class Nconsists of
one boy. Leland Burgum, and two
girs, Helen Weistenz and Stella See.
The class colors are lilac and gold. and
the class motto is Impossible is IN
American.
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EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Edward Kelly of Eden Valley, MINI.
Dennis Kelly of Paynesville, Mimi.
and Miles Tucker of Black River Falls
Wis, who came here to attend the
funeral Of the late w. r. Kelly, left
for their homes today.
Mrs. James Baker, Allen venue
left today with her son Ralph for the
sanitarium at Lake Park, MINI.
where Ralph will be given treatment
for his illness, 10 --
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Sgt. Lurton Discharged
Local Man Will Remain at Caml
Dodge as Army Field Clerk.

I0C1I NIIN VIII IN0QIS1H Ut CALUp
Dodge as Army Field Clerk.
Sergeant First Glass Malcolm f.
Lurton has been discharged from the
army at Camp Dodge, Iowa, according
to word received by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. F.. Lurton today. Sergeant
Lurton who has been in the service
for two years will remain at Camp
| Dodge as army field clerk continuing
his work in the Office of the camp
surgeon.
ular army here two years ago, going
to Jefferson Barrack. Missouri, and
later to Fort Riley, Kansas. He was
transferred to Camp Dodge, Iowa, in
| July. 1917. Lurton expects to be
; home for a short visit soon.
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Tho Town Today
Grand Forks Masons willS attend
the district meeting to be held at Lar:
more next Monday.

Grand Forks Masons will attend
the district meeting to be held at Lar.
more next Monday. &
Ninety-five candidates will be in
itiated Sunday by the Grand Forks
council. Knights of Columbus.
Heavy rains throughout the Red
River Valley Friday and today are re-
Rules for the use Of Riverside. park
swimming pool which will open SUN
day are announced by John MacDon-
aid, superintendent of the city parks.
On account of the rainy weather
the band concert which was scheduled
for Riverside park Sunday afternoon,
has been postponed for one week.
Assessment returns should reach
the city assessor by next Monday. The
city board of equalization will meet
June 10.
walsh and Grand Forks county. Of
ficials are securing the country for
1.-the yeggmen who robbed the Forest
River State bank early Friday morn
ing.
Plans are announced for the sum-
mer session Of Wesley college to open
June 81.
Ensign A. j. Coughlin, U. S. N. will
be at the naval recruiting Office Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week to explain problems connected
with insurance. and allotments to dis
charged sailors.
Lloyd Grantham. aged s, Of Emer-
ado, N. D.. was drowned Friday aft
ernoon in the coulee near the Emery
} farm. "
Building permits for structures val
ued at $116.O00 were issued during
the month of May by c.. S. Giles, city
engineer.
Ten delegates from st. Paul's Epis'
copal church left today for Devils
Lake to attend the annual state con-
vocation of the diocese which open
there Sunday.
Funeral services for Col. Andrew
Knudson will be held next Wednes
day afternoon at the Bethany Luther
an church.
7 Ole Jacobs, heir to a fortune o
$4,000 is being sought in Crane
Forks.
Two %oratorical events are schedule,
to take place next week at the stat
university. ss -..
Rev. Jonathan Watson has been in
vited to BECOME rector of st: Pau
Episcopal Church al Bellingham
Wash. He has reached no decision II
the matter as yet.
Schools throughout Grand Fork
county are closing for the summe
months. \
Government trucks are offered t
paving projects of Grand Forks.
A reunion of the "Good Fellows
Club" is planned.
Auto Smashcs Post-An automobll
colided with an ornamental light pos
at Third street and University avenu
Friday .eveping. The machine was un
damaged but the post was smashed
No Arrests Made-Grand Fork
people were orderly on daS
no arrests having been made by tn
police force during the last "a hour'
Seeks Show Licenses. Buford. ad
vance agent for the Little Clan
shows. owned by F. D.. Corey, toda
applied for, a license for the shows t
exhibit in Grand Forks June %
%. The matter$will be a&edso on by tn
o;+us on,,na4I neet NOadAf aWeAing..~
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AARON BROWN LAID TO
REST THIS AFTERNOON

The late Aarons.Brown who died at
his home here Wednesday morning
was laid to rest this afternoon in Me
mortal Park cemetery. The Rev. Carl
Perrin conducted the services which
were held from the Mendenhall Me
mortal Presbyterian church at $3.50
o'clock.
Men who have been associated with
the late MI. Brown for many years in
the conduct of civic affairs were pail
bearers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
NEW RECORD in
TROOP MOVEMENT
BEING PREDICTED

Washington, May 31.-secretary
Raker. in a letter today to Secretary
Daniels thanking the navy for the
expeditious conversion of eight Ger
man liners into transports. estimated
the homeward movement of troops
this month at 100000 men. a new
high record. =
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states senator peter G. Gerry

States senator Peter 6. Gerry Of
Rhode Island.
!, The council Of four held no meet
ing this morning, the fact giving the
president freedom to receive his Q
eral visitors. Meanwhile. the Jugo.
Slav delegation to the W confer
ence. conferred at length with the en-
tire American delegation with the ex-
ception of President Wilson. The
conference was ove the Adriatic ques-
ton. No decision was reached, the
Jugo-Slavs standing firmly for their
claims. 1t is understood that they
are less disposed than the Italians at
present to give ground in the contro-
yerSy,
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Schools Are Closed
For Summer Vacation

The public schools closed for the
summer vacation Friday when all
grades and departments completed
work and examinations. Commence
ment exercises were held for the
graduating class at the M~endenhall
Memorial Presbyterian church Friday
evening.
Many of the grades held exercises.
programs and picnics IN the last day
of school.
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MARYLAND RETURNED
SOLDIERS PARADE in
BALTIMORE STREETS

MARYLAND who fought in the 18th di-
vision, recently returned from France.
were acclaimed by thousands as they
marched in a homecoming parade
acre today. The units in line were
composed chiefly Of the old Maryland
national guard. i
Governor Harrington proclaimed
the day a legal holiday. and the city
was lavishly decorated in honor Of
the occasion.
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With Odell's

Miss Dorothy Tice has accepted a
position with Odell's and enters upon
her duties Monday as st~enographer
and bookkeeper, adding another Office
to the many where Aaker's Business
College students hold down important
positions. Two business men called
at the Office yesterday for Office help.
Positions are pending. Enroll for the
summer term and get i'm line for a.
position worth while.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
WEATHER PREDICTION.

Washington, May 31.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are
Region of Great Lakes: Showers
first part Of week followed by general
ly fair. Change to normal tempera-
ture Wednesday and normal thcreaft-
err.
Upper Mississippi Valley: Tenn
p%erature below normal first half and
normal second halfof week. General
ly fair.
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Swedish

Corner Of Alpha and Sixth. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Regular
services at s p. m. Choir practice aft
err services. Services in the Nyskoga
church at II a. m., and in the
Bethesda church at 3 y. m. The
Luther league meets in the church
next Thursday.at, 8 IS. m. A good pro-
gram will be given and refreshments
served. Confirmation will be held on
Penticost day. j. M. Persenius, pas
for r
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Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL

Children's day and baptismal serv-
ice. AT IL a. III. the children of tho
Sunday school will render a very
pretty: and pleasing service Of music
and readings entitled "The Message
Of the Birds and Flowers" followed
by a baptismal service and cradle
roll exercise. A very special invita-
tion to parents and friends is given.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. No eve.
ming service
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LIFT PART OF
BLOCKADE, IS J
SWISS DEMAND
Government Takes Steps to
Recover Liberty of
Action"

Berne, Friday. May 3O.-The Swiss
federal council today gave out a state
ment in which complaint is made that
Switzerland has been unable to obtain
from the Allies notifications of the
blockade of Germany, the matnte-
nance of which. it is said. is. putting
Switzerland in "a more untenable po-
%sition."
The statement gives the text of a
note which has bee sent to the AL
lied governments formally demand
ing that the blockade be raised in so
far as it concerns Switzerland and
saying, in cease the request is not
granted. Switzerland will find it nee.
essary to recover her liberty of ac-
ton"
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Bethel Lutheran.

Services Monday morning at 1890,
and again in evening at 1880. Prof.
l.. Lillehei will preach in the eve-
ming. Sunday school meets at 1850.
The Ladies' Aid meets on Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock; Mrs. John
Lofthus will be the hostess. Mid
week prayer meeting Thursday evc-
ming at s; o'clock So - ..4'f 49,
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Bethany Lutheran.

Zion church. English services
every Sunday morning at 10:45.
Morse services every Sunday evening
at s. English Sunday school at 9:40,
Morse Sunday school and bible classes
at 10. Midweek meeting Wednesday
evening at 8. Ladies' Aid Thursday
afternoon. Mesdames l.. o. Lystad,
August Nelson and Andrew Peterson
are the hostcsses. David Stoevc.
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First Prcsbytcrian..

Sunday school 9:45: Morning vor-
ship at IL; Holy communion. c. T..
society at Z. Evening Worship at s.
Subject: The Man in Christ. Wednes-
day night prayer service at s. All are
welcome. T.. Halsey Ambrose.
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NfETHODIsT E~sPIsCOPAL.

Dr. Thos. Fl. Gallagher, Minister.
1.-THE Clowd That Broke" will be the
Sunday morning theme, worship at
1880. Sabbath school at ~ o'clock.
Official board meeting at 3 p. m. Ep-
worth league at Z p; m. Evening
service begins at 8 O'clock. The North
Dakota Home Mis44onaryasociety will
have two prominent speakers on the
evening program, Mrs. Elwood from,
Minneapolis and Miss Parker from
Dcs Moines. Ia. IS
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Baptist Church.

Corner Alpha avenue and Fifth St.
Morning service at 1880. Evening
service at s. DR.. c. E.. Tingley will be
the speaker at both services. Sunday
school at moo B. Y. p. U. at Z
O'Clock. Prayer service Wednesday
evening at 7:3O. -
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Church of God.

10 a. M, Sunday school. This is
Missionary Sunday. II a. M, morning
worship: 7:45 p M. evening worship:
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m..l cottage prayer
meeting: Thursday. 7:45 p. M,
prayer meeting at chapel. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend these
services. A. G. Ahrendt, pastor.
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scandinavian Methodist.

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Services at 10:45 a. m. and 8
p. m. Evening services conducted by
Rev. Chr. Olson. Sunday school at IL.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. o.
Neros. 1920 International avenue,
Wednesday,; June 4, at $3.50 p. m. J.
Lorentz. k
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Church Services
First Lutheran.

Services at 1916 a. n. Sunday
school5a at - o'clock. H. B. Thorgrim-
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BOLSHEVISTS
FORCED FROM
STRONGHOLD
orenburg Evacuated By
Soviets Under Pressure
Of Enemy.

4 -HEt sr - ztt."
London, May 31.-The evacuation
Of orenburg, one Of the last Bolshe-
vik strongholds in southeastern Rus
STA is suggested in a Russian official
wireless message received today from,
Moscow. The message says that 10
the west of Orenburg the Bolsheviki
abandoned Tatikevo under enemy
pressure"
The Russian wireless advises that
the Bolsheviki drew back their. flank
to the Orenburg-Samara line.
A telegram from Omsk received in
London Wednesday said hat on May
p the Siberian troops of the Kolchak
government were storming Oreburg.
Occupation of Oreburg by the Kof.
chalk forces will be n serious blcw to
the Bolshevik position in southern
Russia. 1t was through Orenburg that
the Bolsheviki maintained commune
cation with Turkestan and China.
From Orenburg as a base the Xnl.
chalk government will be able to soin
fronts with the Urad Cossacks in the
region of Uralsk and thence with
General Denikine. ,
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Imthernn Frcc uhurch.

Corner. Cottonwood and Second
avenue, Services Sunday morning at
1880, and evening at 1880. conducted
by Professor Norberg. Sunday school
and bible class ats11;A5.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

Torgerson Leaves-samuei Torger.
son will leave tonight for the cas-
where he will spend the summer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

Notice. have moved my gun and
locksmith shop to 513 DeMers avenue.
Chris A. Fischer. Gunsmith-Adv.
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First Church of. Christ. Scientist

Gh1rch on Be'm1nt, avsnue. sunday
Modern Necromancy. Alias Mesmer-
ism and Hypnotism Denounced" Sun
day school follows: Wednesday ave-
ming service s o'clock. Reading room,
First National Bank building. Hours
~ TO 5.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

No Waste, Good to the Last Drop,
always uniform, always safe, always
economical--Danish Pride Milk from
healthy cows. At your grocer.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

your grocer.-Adv.
You Simply Cannot give the other
fellows house the touches needed to
make 1t a real home. See our house
plans. Irelnd's Lumber Yard. Phone
Townleyism Is Radical Socialism
The proof Is found in J.. D. Bacon's
new booklet entitled "Townleyism
Unmasked" Send for q copy. rs
cents.-Adv.
Grand Opening Of Fadden's Grove,
Arvilla, N. D.. June 6. Ball game, 5
p. M, Brinsmade. one Of the strong
est teams in state, and Grand Forks.
Dancing in the pavilion in the eve
ming. Finley's orchestra.-Adv.
Merrill Improving-M. NJ. Merrill
Of this city, manager of the Reming-
ton Typewriter company. who under
went an operation at q local hospital.
is reported to be considerably i'm
proved.
Erie. Visitors-Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
Whitman entertained as their guests
for a short time John Nelson and Carl
Nelson Of Erie. N. D.. who came to the
city to attend the Shrine ceremonies.
They returned Friday.
..
Yanks Have Country Club-The
Yanks Of the third army. Of occupa-
ton have an. ideal recreation center
just outsids the casinos at the leave
areas, on the Rhine on Neuwcid, Ger
many, according to letter received
from one of the men by j. B. Wine
a
Band Members Notice-Municipal
Band members are requested to report
at the City Hall at l p. M, Friday, in
uniform, to play for the Decoration
Day parade. Rehearsal will also be
held Friday evening. E. A. Moses
Djrector-Adv.
Myers Moves w. Myers trans.
ferred his household belongings to.
day from his former residence or
Cottonwood street to 1912 Lewis
Boulevard, where he has purchased
the cottage formerly owned by Will
liam f.. Small.
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Dance With Us Saturday eve, 9 to
~. Odd Fellows hall. Good music

For Rent-on shares or cash, s lots
for garden purposes near University,
Call e. 1861, Z. S.+-Adv.
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Bcnson's Taxi-Telephone number
Of Henson's Taxi g. Livery has been
changed from 395 to 90 n. W.-Adv
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

A Good Thing to Buy is Danish
Pride Milk from healthy cows. Al
your Rrocer.-Adv,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

You Simply Cannot give the other
fellows house the touches needed to
make 1t a real home. See our house
plans. Irelnd's Lumber Yard. Phone
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EVENING EDITION.
City Briefs

AIinot Man HERE. C.. Ryan of Mi
not was q Memorial day visitor in
Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

Auto Smashcs Post-An automobile
colided with an ornamental light post
at Third street and University avenue
Friday evening. The machine was I'M
damaged But the post was smashed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

Seeks Show Licenses. Buford. ad-
vance agent for the Little Giant
shows. owned by F. D.. Corey, today
applied for, a license for the shows to
exhibit in Grand Forks June 90 to
81. The matterswill be a&edson by the
cjtrs council nekt NoRdaf ewehing..s~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

No Arrests Made-Grand Forks
people were orderly ON Memorial day,
no arrests having been made by the
police force during the last "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

Townleyism is Radical Socialism
The proof is found in j. D. Bacon's
new booklet entitled "Townleyism
U~nmasked." Send for a copy. rs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

A reunion of the "Good Fellows
Club is planned.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

oN andre igicn Tor at iaa iig ct
Turmltc0. hpor Sc 90 ISautilicu lifte
iiN goot. ! iIiQe lilfUIocr fan Solf
mc0 600 llofommc bctnle n1cQet ourt
Tor Sono % cnOoo Qlsrc Ell Go0
SonohonocI. glanQc bar ogion uNcli
lulI aioyt ilile %~au0baliOIcr ianr, at
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Gin.
Ter or fife uogct iligt iom
Nai2itjIfiuaoom, friucr ~. !. GuI
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gtOcr oct Raao. al man ifaI iaItc
arcutltrcruc rtNcIiQt WorQcucu isr,
man iIippcr 0cm ino / Nioi4npcrcn.
&c c'tcr, at &c laQr rigcliat me0
%nno uctou mcO Set inmmc, &c lip
pes ulopua YoO Dem pare tn0puu
omtrcut en- llmcg 5io ieritc GaRcL
10 Elmer ocn au0tu % ire Elmer
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Longer %Ur obiOIut ijtrcr poo, al
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bare slUt olG til set, men ic citcr, at
&c ulrtcIil roor Sci.
NJ mo0 poRtc Is, MuuN %re
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poo ior IUnQc mn mc0 at Iottc Gina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Iur Grport al WelfeprrSnftcr.

Wfeieriprooufter belebenoe liz til
ell sGfplOalent az 100 go. al Wtelf
fra bier eneite 0airp au / Spreneoe
Stater bIep ubisrt i Siifalaaret, Iom
enbte 30te Sunni 1919, piier ct al
Observation-Disclosures uourbeioct
SperiIag. llofsrslen inobefattcr
Sn,pr, Sit og f~onbenieret Mtelf, og
Ncttoubfsrslcn al oisIe Nroouftcr
plniat / Germs" al upiilet Mtelf ub-
gier 2,556,695,1i6 SO. e1cr ont
trent 8 Erocellt al al oen Mclf. ionn
prooucereoca / Sorcnehc Stntcr
elsie Snl, iortpller Gcpartemc1.
tets 0airp Grpertcr oS, antpbcr Mll-
li9bcben Al at iau uopl0ct set lIOcn-
Ionoife @arfco ior o~mcrifonifc
WSeieriprcoufter. Set er al %iatia
hc0 at luggc Werfe til octtc, oa Oct
9ipcr o. Ct Singcrpcg olL / bpilten
Hetning Sanoelsintereaien peger III
itrar citer &riaen. Get er mooife
iou, at Den ~itorite SntercSie / Ell
SrollItri cr Den iom fomucr tilipre
/ Sioarummet mellcm pirfclig arig
90 pirfeli1 Src0, nnor Sorrctling3-
bi,lclle preucr at tonlme tilbogc til
normal To%rrctning cIcr ppl1oa mn
'llgc Soroclc pno lit Snrauoc, be.
merfer GepartemcntctS Spccialiitcr.
timber NiijaIourct 1919 pnr Naabcu-
bpilcn aITlbcnbc Den ~iioritc Bart al
Sloen, o. FIN DC lire ieritc Qtannc
Der - Suli iii Hopcmber TOM
inb .nlocr ben uirfelige @rigaperiooc.
~lloieralrn al Smor o0 fon0cnic
ret Melt iteg / nUpntc 9lur. mems
lloIerslen al Dit eitoQ, iammcnlig
net meo 1918. Zen totalc Smprll6
fsriel uogioroc s. ,739,960 go. Set
te er ben ~iterlte Wungoc Sncr, ionl
pan lang Sio er blct ubigrt ira Sor.
elteoe Statcr pan CT Mar. Sim fire
8allge bar vi uoiert nler Snler /
Spbet al ct Mar iiben 1850. Gen
iterIie MtUngbe, ri bar Heforo opcr,
bar for 1880, ga ri uoforte ct rnnot
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