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Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
WIDOW IS LONESOME; 4 HUBBY WOULD HELP

What are the beauties of Catalina Island to a lone widow who has no strong male companion to share the thrills of plunging into the surf or picnicking on craggy summits? There must be some man in the Salt River valley who could and would assuage the heartache of such a widow. Mayor Plunkett has been asked to find him in a letter from no, less a parsonage than the lonesome widow herself.
 The writer describes herself as "45 years old, black hair ana eyes, weight 13S pounds, feet and inches in height. Have been a widow six years. Belong to the Methodist church.
 To meet approval the suitor must be $50 or 55 years old and able to pro- vide home." In conclusion the writer says:
 q have an income but not enough for two. I have a summer home here and am lonesome. I have never had gentlemen company. Am very timid when in gentlemen co. Now if you can help me out MT. Mayor 1 would ap- preciate it very much.
 Instead of a name the following postoffice box number is given: Box l269, Avalon, Catalina Island.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
FIRESTONE MANAGER
 COMING FROM COAST

L. R. Jackson, manager for the Fire stone Tire and Rubber company on the coast, will arrive in Phoenix from Los Angeles tomorrow morning and will spend several days here in connection with the company's business. Inci- uently, he will make several shcrt trips about the state looking after the Fire stone interests.
 S1r. Jackson was formerly branch manager of the Indianapolis branch and was recently promoted to the po- sltlon of district manager for the Pa clfic coast. Previous to the time he spent as branch manager at Indian : apoEs, he was office manager for the company at Detroit. In his six years With the Firestone company he has risen from the sales ranks very rapid ly. having one of the best records as salesman in the western division.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

very plenty. A few minutes shooting enabled us to kill our legal camp re- quisite, a bag limit governed by the stomach capacity of four hungry camp inmates. Wing shooting was a revela- ton to the Hopi. His game getting depended upon the "potting system, !" prone upon his stomach, he would ''shimmey' through mud with snake wiggle, leaving a trail resembling the wanderingS of monster serpent His interest never abated in our mo smoke, no noise powder 'as he named the pro- duct. Straight Legs" remained until we broke camp, recounting many in- teresting Hopi customs.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell

Grandmother kept her hair beau tifully darkened. glossy and attrac- tive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked ap- pearance. this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound" you will get a large bottle of this old time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients. all ready to use, at very little cost. This simple mixture can be de- pended upon to restore natural col or and beauty to the hair.
 A well known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now be- caus.. it 6arkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell if has been applied--it's so easy to use. too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair. taking one strand at d time. By morning the gray hair disappears: after another spplica- ton or two, it is restored to its nat ural color and locks glossy, soft and beautiful.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
REPORTS DESTRUCTION

BERLIN, July 3l-A special dispatch to the Neue Berliner Zeitung from Lyck reports that the destruction and the encompassing of the Polish north army are now accomplished facts. The Russians, says the dispatch. have cap tured the forts at Ossowietz, Suwtllxi and Lonza and also are occupying Graieyo and Szutchin. which are close to the east Prussian frontier
 The correspondent declares the Poles everywhere are retreating in panic. He says he had no difficulty in crossing the frontier as the border no longer was protected
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
KILLED BY ROBBERS

LOS ANGELES. July 30.-Robert Norman, deputy marshal of Burbank. a suburb, was killed, and H. E. Purr. constable, was wounded. probably fa- tally, when three men, thought to have been robbers, disarmed the officers and shot them with their own revolvers early today. One suspect arrested said he was implicated in the burglary which the Burbank officers were try ing to prevent when they were shot, police announced.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
REFUSE REQUEST

CHICAGO, July 30.-Coal operators of Illinois today telegraphed John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, refusing his re- quest for a joint meeting of the oper-
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

ators' and miners scale committees in an effort to settle the strike in Illinois mines. They said they could enter into no negotiations unless Washington au- thorities authorized the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
PAGE FIVE
Sy Blosser

Cast-iron drinking fountains. set uE in various parts of the city of York Pa, were recently sold as junk. The fountains have passed into disuse be- cause of the passing of horses as means of transportation
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
BRlToNs WIN

BELMONT, Mass, July 3O-Harry 7ardon and Edward Ray, British goll professionals, defeated Francis Ouimet md Jesse Guilford, local amateurs, ir best ball match at the Belmont Springs country club today, up and to play.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

state of the Union, and of the 67, 43 have radio schools with high power plants Recently a message was relayed from San Francisco to New York by chain of K c schools, the message being sent as far south as Savannah and coming to New York by Washington
 Mine thousand former service men are taking our radio course,'' Su- preme Secretary WilliamJ. McGinley of the K-C reports. From four to six months gives them a working knowledge of the game and they qualify for good jobs" In September it is planned to have perfected K-C system of nationwide radio com munication.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
F'ULVLA.

It is said of F'ulvia, wife of Marc Anthony that she had nothing of her sex but her body. She was as fiery and warlike as the f1ercest Roman gladiator After the victory of An thony and Octavius over Brutus and Cassius. Anthony went to Asia, to set- tie affairs in the East, while Octavius returned to Rome. Fulvia and Oc- tavius had a serious quarrel. and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
LATEST RADIO
 SYSTEM IS TO
 BIND COUNTRY

new radio system that will con meet all sections of the country is rapidly being developed through. the free night schools for ex-service men operated by the Knights of Colum- bus. Sixtyseven of these schools are now running, in practically every
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

each withdrew his and her followers, prepared for a civil war. When Anthony returned to Rome he was very angry at F'ufvia for what she had done and treated her with such great scorn that she went to Greece, where she died of sickness brought on by her fgrief.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

eff he is yet a1ive'' is a common qualifying remark used by social fzed'' Russians in referring to &C., c,11airta r,1ess
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
TRUCKING AND STORAGE.

AND STORAGE. Local and Long distance trucking and moving. We move anywhere. Park City Furniture Co.,. 71S East Main St Noble 602-2.
 '19P3o ale
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
WANTED TO BUY.

ALL KINT'S of second hand furniture;
 we r1y highest prices. Thomas Iongas. 697 Broad St.. corner South Avo- Phone Noble 1125-2. '19L7ais .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

BEST PRICES paid for all kinds sec
 ond hand furniture. Louis Fode-
 man, 1449 Main St. Bar. 1038. *tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

One thing is certain---df we ever get able to own a limousine car we will have a. liveried driver if we have to dress that way ourself. .---Dalas News.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

W. LIEFF & SON, dealers in scrap metals. rubber. rags and paper. 6lO Main St. Barnum 1927. *tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

ALWAYS READY TO BUY second hand furniture of all kinds. George F. Totems, 216 Gilbert St. U2all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds We pay the best price. First West End Jewelry Store, 12S6 State St.. Lib- erty Theatre Bldg. '19D3all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

BEST PRICE paid for second hand clothing, shoes. carpets, old house
 hold goods, rags and paper: M- Noble 1908. A7sttf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

I BUY all kinds rubbers, papers, rags, junk, second hand furniture. Pay good. 54 Cleveland Ave. Bar. 4417-4. R21t*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

WE BUY meu's second hand clothing. Call at e4 Congress St Drop postal or phone. We Call. David Geist- Barnum 934-23. RI 6alI'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

MONEY LOANED e. Jewelry, old gold and silve-, mechanics tools. firearms, csc. F. N. Hubbell. 1477 Main ot.. opposite Armory.
 A15 all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

WE PAY highest prices for second
 hand furniture, 14S4 Main St.
 Branch store at 959 State St. Chas. 7 Oppenheim. Noble 103s. '19P15aH'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

WE PAY honest prices for second hand furniture. We also sell at req sonable prices Johnson & Deveny.
 71O Main St. Bar. 2292-3 R1alIs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

AUCTIONEER-D Keane. 1885 Main St., will buy your furniture. books, stoves. rugs, antiques. feather beds, store, stocks fixtures war relics. 4952-2 Barnurn- *tf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
msrfe @fper ! spiflano.

S en- &orreipon6ance til v&r.
9agbla6" fortelles ON, bbor n1eget
uiun6t Der ifp6er op al Ben tpite
SSor6 / 6isie Ei6er. Ser er iaaIe6es
6annet en- Sammenillttning, iom bar
paa tit @rogram planmesiigt at ino-
ifr9nfe 5g6IlerneS Mntal / ollie Cant
De. @gtefolf, Ser bar f1ere ems 2
8ern, 1traffes.
l1n6r @alefampea Berlin bor en-
Dr. Moies taget 0r6et ogiaa for en-
SSn6ifrgnfning al 6g6ilernes Mntal
paa @run6 al 6e panifelige @rne-
ringsforblo6.
S @ltrtemburg bar en- ung Solte-
larer / Oplan6et giort Scar ao en-
8erneflasie, for6t 6eres ganle 2e-
rer bab6e bonnet Dem til at begDn6e
.Sfolebagene me6 8gn. Son iag6e
til Dem, at 8en bar ,1oget @aas, ba
Der ingen @uo bar til. 2egn o.
3pberi bar beller lite @pn6, for bore
.Soloater, iagoe BON, bar babe
lpit % %itiaalet / @rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
4htlahrlphia. #a.

&a1lomeen feires ber / @ta6en beo
8a1ar / BEN 6anife Screening, 1912
$50. 10. st., 49,, 20. og 80. Ottober,
og me6 8aiar / Sen norife Strife,
1876 $50. 20. ct, famine Datoer.
&oncert og 8al / ffan6inobiit @lee,
flnb, ITO $50. 8roao st.. ben 80.
Sftober.
Ser ligger 8rebe til Carl Senien
og Sobn S%benoien paa &ormiens
&ontor, SIG $50. IL. ct 9ette
8lao fan beltines ber; @rebenum.
mer ien6es frtt.
SSernD 2in6 &%oncerten / Seem
Sort bar befggt at Ean6lpge @otb og
5rre, @rosierer Mrel bon Seis
Sbngren, &e6atter @armien m. Fl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
krnnaha.:
Mrbei6sl9s1eb.

Mrbei6slgsbe6en / &enoiba, ser
truer me6 at futile bare / lengere
SID, begDn6er allere6e at blibe file.
ligt for iaaoanne, iom bar lebet fra
@aanoem til Munoen, uaniet al Sc
bgie 26nninger ser bar beret betalt
Sc ii6ite &ar Mar. @n flor Stare
al iaaoanne @eno appellereoe for
1eoen til MaDor Soacbim for at ie
ON ser lite fan6e begDn6es paa 81.
berie offentlige slrbeioer, for iaale=
6es at gar6ere Soft imo6 Sen font
men6e &tnter. 8orgermeiterer bar
lite iitan6 til at fur11e lobe noget i
ben &etning, og BEN l1bemi6le6e Mr<
b%eioSflasie mao altioa iuge 100
2abben tn6ttl bt6ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
8rhllub.

@arie 9aitrlp, 9atter al Dor
gamle Sen Martin Daltrup pa1
SIN ct, blep / 2br6ags al @aitor
8. 8o6bol6t, biet til @6bar6 gbri-
itenien, Sen al Mr. % Mrs. Sobn
@briitenien, @tate Street. Otter en-
flot 8rDllupSmio6ag Dos 8ru6ens
6orelore. bbori ca. 40 @ieiter 6el-
tog, blan6t an6et Mr. % Mrs. 8.
IS. Se11ien al @bicago, Mr. % Mrs.
@iels Miffelien og Scr. % @rs.
Carl Miffelien, ollie al Montague,
Wetcb., foretog Be hinge en- 8rDl,
lupsreiie. >9eres &iem, 2030 &in-
ale Mbe., bill bore aabe1t for 8eig-
gen6e efter /. Mobember. @6baro
@briitenien er aniot beo S. S. @aies
3. 81. @ompanp iom 2agerforbalter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
8rDllnp.

George Melion, Ser er 5aoerens
&ompagaon / Sorretningen iom
berer @abn al Dabi6 Melion Stor=
age. &c., bol6t 8rpll1p forrige Eors-
bag meo @iis @earl 8oitetter oQ
paaitaar, at 8ru6en iparer til I'll
@abn. &ielien forrette6es al 8re.
iten be6 BEN epiifopale Strife, og Der
efter bor ser flor Miobag / 8ru6ens
&iem, meo so S1eetninge % Sen.
11er iom @ieiter. Otter en6t 8rDl-
l1psreiie ifal set unge @ar 30 bos
ubons Sc @amle", 618 @roirie Mpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
&tiaalet.

George @bri1tenien, Der er Mgent
for en- 1tprre ~@ienoomsmegler, moo
1ut pant ipa6iere omfring paa fine
Softer 1om etbbert an6et Menneife
ser lite bar &aa6 til at fiere / Mu=
tomobi1. SON fibrte til Chicago. en-
Sag / ii6ite l1ge, og 90 ban TOM III
fra cit Gorretningspla6s bar bans
elegarte Se6an foribnn6et. @ao
moatte bar fomme tilbage meb So
get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATION.

valgerne af North Dakota vii have mango Love og konstiuhonele
Ahdringer at bifalde ener f0rkaste den 2den November. Der er fem
Love som er bevet indsat we'd Assigning under IndnydeBe af de Frivil
Ige Steamers Slskab, hviken stemmerne r s@rlg interesserede.
FSrst. En- Low for en- aarlg Undersggelse af en- Komite af Auditp
rer, af ale North Dakotas Indusi Insttuer, ogsaa Banker af North Da-
kota, og denne Komite skal udsende e offentng Rapport ON Resula-
terne af denne Undersggelse.
Anden. En- Low befalende ale Statens Inspekt6rer og Direkt6rer af
Statens Insituter at deponere Statens Penge Banker af North Dakota,
men tinadende Embedsnnandene af lokale Insituter at benytter lokale
Banker, dersom de gnsker.
Trede. En- anden Low forbydende Embedsm@nd af Banker af
North Dakota at laane PENCE pa Ejendomme til andre end Beboere af
North Dakota.
Fjefde. En- Low der bevilger den saakaldte AvisLov til at offent-
nggjdre private Noter i andre Aviser end den offcieue County Avis.
Denne Low befaler at ale statens eer Countyets Efhrrdnnger skal
trykkes i Diet ofdcte1e Blad. Denne Low tlader like Valget af ct Off
cielt Blad bestemt we'd offentig Afstemning.
Femte. En- Low som tlbagegiver til superintendent af offenthg
Instruktions ale de Recorder, Pngter og Fuldmagter, SON er blevet frata-
get dette Kontor az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Blade. og deres Stat we'd at. stemme for disse Love, hviket de kan gjgre
Love, der er anfgrt pa den initiated og referred Konvolut for Love.
North Dakotas Stenmere vii oesaa gjere vel i at stemme. for allie de
Independent Kandidater for Stats og legislative Kontorer, ale disse har
erkl@ret sig dlbgjelg til at bevige disse Love.-Den independent Billet
er dens pa hvtkens IF T. OCOnnor er Kandidat for Guyerndr
Den forenede Kampagne Komite hr offentliegtort en- Br med nd
ferhe Beretning ON, hvad disses Love Wide gjere for North Dakota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
.aoaeut % Sbeater.

8aa Senoag foreitaar Ser Da11<
fferne / @acine EN- Mften, Ser bill
fom1ne ! Merbe6en al Sru 06a gf.
teneu. sangforenin9en Glberg, Ser
De fi6ite Mar bar b11noet fig ct go6t
Mabt baa6e iom Sangforening og
iom Mrrangerer al birfelige go6e
Observation-Disclosures, ofboloer paa
Sen6ae Ben a., me6 Msiiitance al
! Sangeren Greo 8ltis % ben orat1as
title &lub en- flor &oncert paa 8. g.
&al1. 6reo 8Iiis, 6erne opetige
% elifber6ige Sanger, ser aIlereoe
mi bar bun6ef fig mango @enner Der
/ &acine, bill blanot an6et ipnge baa-
6e oanife % engelife Sange. @n6-
.bi6ere bill .Mpe Gioer" al 3afarias
Nielien, blibe opfgrt al 9. g. g.
6ramottite &lub. 8illetter Tan fig-
bes paa 9ania og 8. g. g. &all.
81 giengiber Der 8rogrammet.
PROGRAM.
i. a.. 'N%ibelungen" March,. Wagner
b. :Amazonen' Overture Kiesler
Rask's Orchestra.
2. a. der er ct Land"...F. Weyse
b. "Aftenr0sten" .........Oscar BORG
Solo Part by Fred. Bliss.
t'Elberg."
8. "Buona Zaza del MIC buon tempo
r. Leoncavallo
Mr.. Fred. Bliss,
assisted by Mrs. FIR. Andersen.
4. Violin Solo, .''Traumerie"
e. Schumann
Mr. Gerh. Rasmussen,
assisted by Mrs. FIR. Andersen.
5. Finale a. d. OPP. "Tornerosen'
Albert
Rask's Orchestra.
6. a. II heard you calling me" ....
.... Charles MARSHALL
b. Mighty lax a Rose ...Nevin
Mr.. Fred. Bliss,
assisted by Mrs. FIR. Andersen.
:. a. "Jylland mellem tvende Have
P. Heyse
b. "Den store hvide Flok". :. .Grieg
(Solo part by Fred. Bliss)
"Elberg."
s. a. emit Hjerte og min Lyre''....
..Halfdan Kjerulf
b. "Majsang' ....... Lembke
Mr.. Fred. Bliss,
assisted by Mrs. Fr. Andersen.
g. "Polonaise Militaire" Chopin
Nye Tider.
Dansk Folkelivsbillede i 2 Akter at
Zakarias Nielsen.
Personerne:
Emma (hans Datter)
..... Kristine S0rensen
Fritz Sommer (hans Halvbroderson)
Axel Andersen
knud Olsen ..........Rasmus Larsen
J6rgen Siversen, Gaardmand
Peter johnson
Ellen (hans Datter) ....Stella Andersen
MAIDS Larsen, Gaardmand...P. Jensen
Besser, Kroforpagter".....V. Andersen
Sangere og Cluster.
1. Akt. Juledags Formiddag hos
Lystrup.
2. Akt. Halvtredie Aar senere
Rorby Skov.
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bSont".

Stleipiller Eom Mn6erien Scr
nDlig feireoe tit S%elbbrpllup, bab6e
Man6agS inbiteret bele Sen Danif-
@merifanife &resiefI1b til en- beore
Miooag / tit bpggeltge @iem pao
@aibington Mbe. Set bIeb en- min,
oeber6ig Mften og mango bar Sc
&aler, ser bo1ofes til. 9Gre for Sen
geniale og elifber6ige @fueipiIler og
bans lite min6re elifber6ige SUI
itru. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22

icbalcb, 6cr bar Ell al St116enterian,
gerne, iom for 8 @ar itoen gieiteoe
&actne, bragte cit Si1ien og Sat til
&acines 9dnife for SEN itore @ie1t=
fribeo og @enligbeo, Sc bob6e u6pilt
beo Stuoentergangernes 8eipg.
5angforeningen v@lberg" oberrafte
@br. @otticbalcb en- elegant 8lom=
iter6eforation, n1e6 blaa, rp6e og
bpi6e 8aano, efter aoifi1lige @fstro=
munro lutteoe Gbr. @%otticbalcb fin
@%iieafoeling, og liot efter opfprtes en-
Scene al Sben6 2eopol6s 2DltlpiI
sos @repin6en", bnor Gru Soa
rigti9 tit 2eili9be6 til at biie fin
ltore funitneriife @bner 1om Glue
iptllerinoe> benoes Sremitilling al
|@rebin6e Danner, Sen floge og rap=
mnoe6e Meteorological, ser fra at
bore 8alletpige Heo opbeiet til
2ensgrebinoe og gift me6 Gre6erif
oen zoe, bar m~eiterlig, ben6es friife
Seielatter og 9ialeft birfebe iaa mo-
turligt moriomt / Sc bofmesiige
Smgibelier. Sun osiitereoes al
SIR. @otticbalcb og &r. @illumien
iom &ammerberre og .Sfolelerer og
oa &eppet falot efter oenne npoel=
fesrige @ften, bar hi ollie enige ON,
at alorig baboe hi tilbragt en- iaa
glimrenoe Mften, al6rig bob6e hi baft
cit iaa f%unitneriif Mpoelie al 11ogen
6anife &unitnere ii6en @t1oenter1an-
gernes Gage. Og ollie bar ri enige
ON, at bbis SrM 06a meo STR,
'@otticbalcb og @illumien bi16e leg
ge &eien ODER &acine efter 6eres 8e-
feg / Californian, bil6e hi garantere
fll6t @us.
timber 0pbol6et Der bar 6ru Ooa
|@ieit bos @r. og Mrs. $. Muncb,
og ON 6reoagen bar 6ru D6a nne6
Selifab &e6ersgieiter beo en- be6re
Meio6ag Dos @r. og Mrs. Mnton
@asmusien.
Otter GoreitiQinge1 bar ser 8an-
fet paa 9ania &all til sore for
&unitnerne. Moifillige Ealer bolo.
tes og baa6e 6ru 06a og @br. @ott.
fcbalcb bragte en- &af til Daniferne
.@actne for ben glimrenoe Maaoe,
bborpaa 6e bab6e mo6taget Dem.
@br. @otticbalcb bolot en- Sale for
Mr. 60 @ertbelien og toffeoe bam
for fi6it, 90 BON fom @t116enterfan.
ger nroer 8ei6get / Maci11e / 1911
bab6e baft fit &iem bos 8ertbelien
og en6nu bebareoe 9pboIoet Ser /
Ifrif @rinoring. ON Greoagen ser,
1888 forlo6 SeIifabet Macine fol
ober Chicago at iette &nrfen moi
Omaha.
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st sbar

EEfaE.E ENEE
9a 8tifoppen at @epon talte beo
ct Nfpoe uroer aaben Simu11el, At.
breo en- Gritenfer BAN n1eo set
Spgrgsmaal::
Error Sc, Sonas bleD ilagt Of
Giffen?1
rgfaar leg fouuner ! Sirnlen, ifaI
leg tpsrge So1tas1 ipareoe 8iffop-
pen.
rMen, bpis ban nu lite e. oer2g-a
Jritanferen.
rSSu, iaa tan Sc 10 fpbrae boun.~ !.
ipareoe Biffoppe11.
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Rattnr.
SplpbrDuup.

9r. g. Sprenien og @ultru fei=
re6e / 6reoags UNDER megen Sp=
mertiombe6 6eres SglbbrDllup. 81
mo6tog i Dagens Mnle6ning Masier
al 8lomiter og @apre. 9r. 5eren=
fen, ser er Sberlgge for Danif
8ro6eriomfun6, er ct meget fienot
Meblem boa6e / 9. g. g. og 9o=
nia, har ct go6t &p iom 2ege og
Sore6ragsbol6er.
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@ienpels Senator 2enrout.

Sendtor SsSrbine 8. 2enroot al
@isconiin repreienterer en- MI Eppe
inoenfor set offentlige 2ib. San bar
Dfoo til at iige Sanobe6en i 6isie
Gage, bbor politiife &bafialoere bar
troblt me6 at anbiie 2egemioler for
enbper al 2anoets .efonomiife og TO-
ciale SDg6omme. f.
@aaife tntet Spergsmaal er al
itbrre Ssnteresie for Soft ems ben
~n1beren6e 9prti6stilitan6, for6i oen=
ne fgles inoenfor bbert eneite &iem.
Ser er &an6i6ater, iom paa oeres
&eiier giennem Staterne 1ober til
6e1s piebliffelig at rette bette Misfor=
bol6. &borle6es 6e bill gigre oct,
un6laoer De 6og >gierne at 11otole fig
ON.
@enator 2enroot berer lite til Sen
51ags 8o1ttifere. @an er erlig og
anerfienoer Sen alminoelige' Manos
Snoiigt &olitif NOT til lite at giere
6ori6g paa at quite bam 8ldar /
3inene.
SON a1erfien6er 6e- .efonomiife
6nn6amenter, naar ban u6taler, at
ingen &egiertng Tan gibe ful6itenoig
&rr for Dprti6en. ~@er r1aa blibe
itgrre @ro6uftio1, iii at mgoe set
forege6e 6orbrug"; bette er &obe6=
iagen.
Men Senator 2enroot flyer, at Ser
CT cen cling, iom @egieringen funbe
og blr6e gi6re, og set er en- itreng
Sberbol6elie af>2oben moo friminel
@rofitering. San beo, at enfele
Storfipbmqn6, i Gutter og &ul +.
gfs. bar iuget Milliorer u6 uf Solfs
2ommer be6 ublu @riier. Disie
bur6e iattes / SengieI for oerbeo at
afgipe ct ffrefin6iagen6e @fsempel
for l%igeiin6e6e.
san un6~eritgtteoe &rigserflerin-
gen og alle 5orilag, iom bar rg6-
ben6ige for 6ens 16f6rleie. SON
nr6eritdtte6e 1igele6es ollie Sorilag,
ION tom frem / Senatet til &ielp
for Sol6aterne og S6m9noene.
9erimo6 tager ban Mfitnn6 fra ben
@ilionife 5re6straftat og Mationer-
mes 6orbl1no, i6et ban tror, at Il.
|S. Snomeloelie 6eri bill ffaoe oeres
|Gribe6 % uafbengigbeo.
2enroot fortiener at blibe gie1t-
balg. SCI bebgper Meno iom bom
Der, en6ffigm Der fin6es Sell bed
&egieringen % M6miniitrationen,
iom ban bill i6ge at afbielpe, bar
Mfob til at fige, at trobs 6isie Sell
er Be Goreneoe Stater Sen be6ite d
8er6enS Motio11er.
@isconiin bar al6rig bnft en- beore
Man6 Senatt i @aibineton ett1
Srbi1te 6. 2enroot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
8aa 8eibg.

ST.. Sdrgeniens unge begabe6e
Sgn, Saul, Ser er Gleb paa 81
Sobns &a6etifole / 9elaftel6, bar
bienume paa 8eigg 2gr6ag % Sen<
bag og fit iamttotg 2eiligbeo til at
bilie paa fine &amrnerater fra sri.
ffolen. &an er en- 6Dgtig 6pr, Ser
not ifal gi6re &arriere, naar ban
bofser op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Gammenfbb.

Melban6ler Gitmaet Olien &
Seniens &rucf bab6e ct 5amn1en-
ftif6 forleoen Mi66ag, paa &iernet
LAT @isconiir % Main Street, me6
en- 8il tilbgren6e George Mc@ nrro11,
Ser bleb en- Sci ron1poneret. Mc>
@arrort fib6 SfDl6en paa Cruel
lfuffen og forlangte Sfa6eseritatning.