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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
EXILED FAMILY IGNORED

1 N\H ASHINGTON, D. C., September W\V 2.-tSpecial)-T sisnificance of press dispatches stating that
 President Pessoa of Brazil has signed a decree revoking the edict which banished former Emperor Dom Pedro II and all his relatives is explained in communica- ton to the National Geographic Society by Harriet Chalmers Adams, as follows: There is movement under way to build a national pantheon in Rio de Ja- neiro. and bring to it. at the time of the 1922 centenary, the remains of Braxrs
 historical personages, including Joao VI. Pedro l, Pedro II and his consort. To this the Portuguse government will prob- ably consent and it is to be hoped that Princess Isabel, too. will agree Dom Pedro II should return with honor to the land of his birth. The difficulty hitherto lay in the fact that neither the princes,
 nor her sons were permitted to enter the republic of Brazil and could no longer visit the family tomb.
 Dom Pedro II died in Paris in 1891. Princess Isabel. who married the French Ccmte d'Eu. still lives in France. In 1905 her elder son renounced his claim to the throne of Brazil in favor of his brother, Dom Luiz. whose little son, born in 1909, is Pedro ILL When in Lisbon visited the Pantheon,
 where the rulers of Portugal lie Exiled
 from his own country, Dom Pedro II also found resting place in the land of his
 forefathers. I was most unfavorabiy inn pressed with this Pantheon It altogether
 lacks the beauty and dignity of the royal
 mausoieum of the Escorial in Spain. For the payment of small fee the custodian
 permits you to climb a ladder and gaze at the embalmed body of the last Enyr peror of Brazil This seems most un-
 fitting.
 . Dom Pedro II is Brazil's biggest name
 He it was who led his country into the brotherhood of great nations. With him wisdom and kindliness were pre-eminent
 Every inch an emperor, he yet was ac- cessible to the humblest of his subjects.
 ~iCAS iS hAuSi HI tiiC Sity Whcfc nc llN cu for so many years still closely associated with his rule. which ended only the other day, as we count history-lSse. In the coat of arms of the House of Braganca. still to be seen on many of the buildings; in such street names as Marquez de Sac Vicente. Barao de Petropolis, visconde de Maranguape. and in the titled Brazil ians one still meets in the country, we realize that not so many years ago Rio de Janeiro was the abode of royalty.
 "C1osely associated with imperial rule in it's decline was the Emperor's daughter, Dona Isabel. While princess regent, dur ing one of her fathers visits 10 Europe in search of health, she signed the most vital decree ever issued in the country. saw the original document in the Hall of Archives and the pen. set with diamonds and emeralds, with which the princess signed it. the decree of May 1s, 1888, which liberated 15o0.0oo slaves
 Tho decree of 1888. which freed all slaves. was immensely unpopular with many of the country's leading men. who claimed the princess regent had been un- duly influenced by her clerical advisers.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
kIcnk With Conservatory

The Birmingham Conservatory of Music takes pleasure in announcing the addition of MT. c. R. Klenk to its fac ulty.' said Mrs Gussen, the principal. students of the violin and cello may now pursue their studies under his di-
 
 rection with the added advantage of conservatory environment. M. klenk is well known in Birming- ham, where his splendid musicians ship and skill with stringed instruments is universally recognized. He has just re- turned from vacation and expects to devote his entire time to teaching this season."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

1 @' Ineir husbands vote. It is sale to say that there will be few iaihiiy divisions. Neither Cox m, Harding will feel the effects If +ho ne" order. There will simply be 2 greater popular vote by 11,ooo 900 ar lz'ooo,oOo ballots, but as that f,,r "snes no basis for arriving at the electoral vote, people must con+.u. themselves with guessing. Alabama legislator has introduce, bill providing that wor,or '"i"s suits which will exclude fron, the public gaze the contour of .,. may we not suggest sack tied closely around the neck and anlxis ss'' o's'ehded by means of hoops? and wants the President If france to have more bower rh,. '"iiuS us that when ciemenceau was premier 1t was sometimes harc to ''''"'oer Just who was President of France.
 "hile republican elephant chss, titled democratic donkey during a republican rally at Fort Worth. Tex . confidently await the announcement N"a' hen has laid an egg bearing the ''ais or COX and Roosevelt.
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 oYh trout caught in a stream into when several barrels of confiscatsd noonshine' have been poured are aid to possess fine flavor but there is no '"'iiic authority for this statement.
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 DelectlVe Burns is a smart man. He isn't going around telling peopla tha world is coming to an end. He mare,,, predicts that there will be more bomn explosions.
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 NO" that the suffrage amendment has been "ratified'' three times hv ca .necticut' Tennessee might as well suh- side.
 wall street is convinced that if was pio"h up with malice aforethought. but otherwise the investigation is about where it started.
 Representative Bascom Slemp. re- nominated for Congress in the Nintb virginia district, is fortunate man if me types never make his mama .slumn ,
 * # *
 since Marshal Foch's house was aI- ready chock full of presents, he could well afford to marry unbeknownst to his many admirers.
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 Democratic spellbinders plan an in- 'ensive drive which will show scant regard for their larynges.
 * * *
 A ribald republican, contemporary would like to know what President WiI. son really thinks of Candidate Cox. Dis closures of that nature are promised at an early date.
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 Ambassador Geddes says the world ia watching prohibition in America But 1t doesn't seem able to keep a straight face.
 Daily boxing bouts will keep Jack Johnson fit in prison and doubtless give him keener relish for prison fare.
 * $ It's just a coincidence. of course. that the Calvin Coolidge Says" department in the New York Tribune is right next to the funny column
 *, * + Hiram Johnson takes the stump not without bitter memories of what might have been.
 Don't forget to put little something in the hat for Sae democratic party. Boys. we need the money:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
DUBIOUS OUTLOOK

DUBIOUS OUTLOOK
 How's the enrolment this year" The worst I ever saw" said the athletic instructor. I'm afraid this college is going to pot"
 "Indeed?
 Why, I haven't enough material on hand to make varsity eleven, much less respectable scrub team for prac- tice work"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
. MORNING PRAYER

Teach me to work, Cod at 'he things which shall endure. Give me to build loyalty and faith ana ioNe into the fabric of human hfe.' so sbnlI | find eternal life here on earth and live in other lives when this body has crumbIed back to dust' Amen,--M. .. E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

This was one of the reasons for the fall of the empire, although that event may be largely attributed to discontent all over the country, owing to the centraliza- tion of power in the capital"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
HER OWN

HER OWN Whats become of that pretty Miss Rabbles who was in gloves?" asked the department store visitor. She's in furs now" An! She's been promoted, then?" You might say so. She married millionaire"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
SUCH IS FAME

From Dogdom. Beautiful toy Boston terrier puppies
 reasonable. Sired by Ring Lardner T. A. Since, Milwaukee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
STILL TALKING

STILL TALKING Mrs. Clipping caught MT. Clipping kissing their new maid" "Well' We'll! What did she say?" I wouldn't use the past tense in that connection. She hasn't finished yet"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
THE STERN REALITY

Though poets sing 4he martial life That leads to deathless glory. And wars have been the theme no
 doubt,
 Of many stirring story, If you would know the truth, just ask The men who've fought in trenches. They'll tell you that it's mostly lice, Exposure. filth and stenches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
ENTERPRIsING

ENTERPRISING What hit me?" "A motorcycle" Impossible. I counted four wheels Tt ran over you twice."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
HEARD ABROAD

HEARD ABROAD "toSd Helpus isear you are going to America"
 "Yes, on a business trip" Quite so. What other excuse would you have for going to America nova days?"
 SUBSTITUTE FOR TRAVEL DO you find the movies instruc- tiver' Decidedly" said the regular patron. By paying close attention to the films I know almost as much about Mont martre as some of the people who've been there"
 4 COLD LOOK Major Pompleigh is a dignified old gentleman.
 50 he is
 T wonder what would happeNif I were to address him as old Top'?r If look from the human eye would congeal blood you'd freeze to death"
 
 A CASE OF NERVES" Were to receive an anonymous scrawl Referring to TINT Although it might really mean nothing
 at all 'Twould make an impression on me While the world is upset it behooves
 everyone To exercise prudence and care; Since the reds" now aspires to a
 placeSin the sun, man isn't safe anywhere
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
WAR BY LEAFLET

From the Washington Post. N n ARSHALL VON HINnENRfrpc | UWJt once gave utterance to the fol-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

speak of me as I am; nothing extehua'e Nor set down nught in malice
 --Othellc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

It big trees from little acorns grew, so great inventions come out of what seem to be most trivial things. Two dreamers watching floating clouds in the blue of Gods skies do not forever keep their heads among. the stars. but soon have their feet planted on Mother Earth, and the first thing we know they are fooling with paper bags. and later comes dle knowledge that at last man is bird-Eke to soar over valley, and hill, and sea, an aerostrat tion comes itno the field af aetn- [ality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

"foSd Helpus. I isear you are going to America"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

As matter of fact. it was the read ing of Cavendishis Different Kinds Of Air that started the Montgolfier broth CTS on their road which ended in success. for abandoning ordinary paper as unsuit- able, they constructed a linen globe of loo feet circumference. made of pack cloth covered with paper, and inflAting it over a fire of chopped straw and wool (ten pounds being used). 1t rose when liberated to height of more than a mile. and at the end of ten minutes descended mile and a half away. The feasibility of the hot air balloon was thus. for the first time, demonstrated, and the honor went to them and to their home town from which the ascent was made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

Ren.4ttances can be made at current rate of exchange. The Age-Herald will net be responsible for money sen. through the mails. Address
 THE AGE-HERALD,
 Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23

TELEPHONE Bell tprivate exchange connecuns aiA departments} Main 48OO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
4 COLD LOOK

If look from the human eye would congeal blood you'd freeze to death"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Set iDife Mniperiitet.

ct 5oologilf Muieum i Aarbus.
Com ct Seq / Sc ipife untberiitets=
plo1er er ser 6en ienere Eib - me6
%betpoelig pifonomiif @tette al ct al
observation-disclosures Meolemer,
Direttgr 6re6. 2auien / Marbus =
1agt @rrnoen til ct 5oologtif Mu=
ieum / Marbus. Gorretningsuobal=
gets 5efreter, 2eftor Mgller beo
Marbus &otbe6rolifole, bar i &Dif=
lano in6fiebt en- Mengoe, til 9els
ret iielone Sing, ser imi6lertt6 ct
a%11bragte / Grimurerlogen, me6ens
oen tilberenoe bioenifabelige 2itera=
t1r in6tif bibere opbebores paa
Stotsbibltotbefet.
timber 2e6elie al 2eftor Mgller
bar man en6bioere p1abegpn6t ct
@rbeioe for at fremitoffe en- fpl6tg
Samling 6anife 6erif- og Salt-
banosopr, og / 6enne @enieenoe CT
ser etableret ct Samarbeioe me6 en-
@@ettfe 6tffere, 81. a.. i Sfagen og
@renaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
9anif Apispapir til Amerifa.

-.- rAs.--- 100 a-E
Otter bba6 vMab. @tiftstt." erfa-
rer, bill en- itoritilet @tsport al Mbis-
papir til Mmerifa tage fit Begun
6elie. Set er Sc foreneoe &apirfa<
brifer, Der bur fl11ttet &ontraH me6
omeritanife SSmporterer ON 2epe-
ring af Mpispapir til Mmerifa.
Set bi6es, at Dor i 9iebliffet ftgr-
ite &apirmelle, MogIe Mgne beo
&pitbe6, Der beifieftiger 500 arbei-
6ere, % iorn er in6rette netop me6
MpiSpapirfabrifatiion for gle, fol
fretnitil1e De ~forneore til gfsport
beregne6e 4bnntn.
Set f1toe maaffe ipres liot NOR.
feligt, at Ri pao en- a$1to, bbor 81 felp
er ratio11eret n1eo MDispnpir berbiie1m-
me, begpt1oer at efsportere tit Zine.
rita, men ben foreitantnoe Gfsport
ZEE GQeot 8eftrebelfer11e for at bone
boz 8al,tta.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

.@leoe, hi mi opIeper ian1n1en meo
bort Soft, fsfer ri berfor Erang til
at opforore ale &re6ie df set 6art.
tie Soft It'll at iamles i ct enigt Mr-
beioe for at itefte og bielpe 6isie
bore 2on6smen6 / 6eres 8eitr9beI=
fer for at bebare oanif Sprog, Sim
belag % &lltl1r.
Mange er De 0pgaber Der ligger
% penter paa oeres 2esning, lite
min6it pao Sfolens og &irfens 9m-
rao6e. @i opfororer berfor bort
Soft til belle 2anoet ODER at 6a1re
0rgoniiationer eller uonDtte Dem,
Der itette6e 6s / &an1pen UNDER.
Gremme6berre6pmmet , i6et 4iemeo
meo dIle loblige Mibler at itgtte Sc
Ddnife i nblanoigbe6 til Seboelie
5prog % Motionalitd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Gn TIFF &ret ont Sc tDife Mprb1es.
bigere.

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S EN- Mrttfel / nSamb. 6remoen.
b." ffriber 8aitor M1n1is, STEMS
borg, Der bar ben .fornemite al &p-
ifernes 66rere UNDER Mfitemnings-
fanpet, on 6oIfetingsbalgets n6-
falo i SgnoeriplIan6:
rs Mor6lesbig bap6e mango be11=
tet ct fterre Mntal. tpffe stenamer.
Sen 10. Sebruar baboe ca. 1900
.boiatte 9pifere itemt for 9piflan6;
oeslt6en bar mango ber6pet 6eres
@et, % lite ffaa bab6e at gfonomiife
@rnnoe itemt banif. Seroperfor fp-
mes set r@lesDigife @artis @aroioats
StemmetaI 1908 ringe. @11r en-
SDben6eoI at De afgibue 5tenr1er
! steoet for en- 6ier6eoel Ben TO.
Gebruar.
Dehe @alg bitter fsrit, bbor inner
telig BET END er os, at en- beflagelig
bei @rocentfats at. ti6ligere tpife
sStdsborgere i1igienfol6eIigt bar
.benot BET tDfe Soft Mpgger. SeIp
De er Slesbigere, filler 6e fig iom
9anffe. I'll stor-9pffIa1n6 berer oe
c3G. ....s.+TEE..% sf.HEl $3.50 - SE@.NeR
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Sc u6eInffe6e.

Sc 6onffe 5olfetingsmen6 %
2an0stingsmeno fra 5enoeripllano,
oeriblattot ogian ben ra6ifale 2ageri
% ben ELECTROMAGNETIC Eppograf
Mgller, bar uoieu6t 6bIgerfbe::
Eli BET 6anffe GoIfl
S BET gieblf @epraientanter for
De f6t1oeripife 2anos6ele for fgrite
@ang i1otager 6eres S9oesi Sen
oanife &igsoag uri11oeg bi ne6 Eat
ben ststte, set onnife Soft Doeoe os
tt; 8eparelie at Dor Dondfbeo ,,roer
6ren1me6berreoarn111et.
genar bi M beeD11oer set lbin.
oreoe San1lib meo bort 55oM lom ii
langtes efter % fprn1peoe for ale
.be mango aar, gnar bore 8anfer at
fig felp IL 6e 2~at1ogn1n.ro, Ser leber
lloenfor @ieets @renfer u11ber han.
felise ,1otio,1ale aaar. Timber SCI,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Cob 2esuing.

Mu 6a @fteraaret er Der, og Mfte-
11erne bliper langere og Inngere, be-
gDr6er 2ejetrangen og 2aielpiten
at gigre fig %gial6en6e baaoe bos 9l.
6re. og Dngre. @i :er / Mar ferlig
go6t forbere6t pan at im9oefomme
6eune Ermg % 2pft, ioet ri bor
igrget for at faa ct betp6eligt @pIog.
al Bigger al &ientlat1oenes CODE Gor.
Disfe Bigger falger hi til
.btllige @riier, % Dplaget bill itabig.
.blibe bo1bt be6lige gier11em 1,pe re-
gelmasiige Senoinger fra europa.
81 benleoer Dpmnrtionabebeu paa en-
1nD @ogliite, iom ffin6es / bette Mumer
:af 8labG, %! ionn ftabig Bill blibe
forfeit. 81 a11befnler oisie @bgre
paa BET beofte iom f1,to % nroerbol-
oenoe 2estt1g for ollie / &iem %
66ore1irger. sssss.
8. @asmasieu So,
MN lHunnnalfa. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

bioere moriomt, men Soft ipnes I'M
en Gong at bore blebe11 ternelig
ligegpuoige / ..iaa Senieen6e. On
Spgefasie=6ormano - ri flyer lite
bbor JONI tilii6it bar bleben fie6
al bette 5orbol6 % gnife6e e1 Gorz
anortng BERT, op1oaeoe bette beb
&ielp al ct. lille fne6t9t SIT. 9a
ban obertere6e Observation-Disclosures,
latte BON iom fbrite @unft paa
Dagsoroenen: r&asiens Ceiling
blan6t Me6lenmerre1. Set bioIp.
Golf mp6te, iom ON Sc bar betolt
for BET. Da 6orbanolingerne ifi1Ioe
.begpnoe, traf 6ormanoen en- &osie
Gigarer frem % loo ben gaa run6t,.
i6et ban meo ct lunt emil me66elte
6oriamlingen, at set bar: oenne &as-
lie, ban bab6e tentt. Sc if11loe Dele.
De me6te Meblem1ner bleb bel not /
3iebliffet li6t lange /. Mniigterne,
men forfoneoe fig burtigt meo BEN
lille Speg, % Sormanoen bab6e ops
1aaet, bba6 ban enifeoe, nemlig at ie
Ell belbei6gt @eneralforiamling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
2crerme Tiger bort ira 8perue.

S Sen ieuere Sis bar life minore
ems tire fat aniatte 2erere fra Mal=
borg facet Gmbeoe an6etlteos, og ef=
ter bnao set forlpoer, ieges Der lip=
1igt bort fra 8pen. Mar1agerne Ser
til n1aa ifplge rMalborg @enltreb1. "
1iffert igges / 2gnloben at 1919, ser
filler 2anbsbplererne a6lfilligt be-
Ore en6 &io6ita6slererne, iGrlig
11aar Ser toges @enipn til 6e fortbib=
leoe 8oligforbolo / 8perne og Sc
]tore Sfotter. Set er 6a beller lite
noeet 1pecielt for Malborg, at 2e=
rer,1e ipger bort, met set gdar igien
oper bele 2an6et. Serlig bar matt
ge &ie6itoolerere iggt til Sen6er-
ipllanb, og Mel6ingerne 6erne6efra
Ipoer paa, at Sc er u6merfet til
treble, iGrlig 6e, ser er aniatte paa
2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Sal6ffiermen for at billie W}iis 8op-
ben beS 2an6inQer1, bIiber itaoen1e.

6al6ifiermen for at billie Miis 8op-
ben be6 2anoingen, bliber itaaen6e.
6al6fiprmer 6rtber 10 beltan6ig al
Steo, langere og lengere bort.
@noelig Tan man fe BEN bale, og MT
gaar set baitigt ne6a6 -. 1aa lfin=
les 6ens> Sci bag nogle Greer, og
tilbage blan6t @ublifum bliber Ser
fun set %ipenoenoe Sp9rgsmaal:
bpor6an er oct gaaet ben6e? @bor=
6an er. bum lan6et? @r bum toni
met til Sfa6e @ller git set, Iom
oct if11l6e?
ga, bum fom go6t ne6, og Soban=
fen benter benoe ttlbage til 6lppe-
pIo6ien.
Sort efter, belpit al oen ipnfen6e
Mfteniols rgae 6lanmebab> CT So
ba1iens @aifine otter oppe, 6enne
@ang me6 Maior Sees iom 8asia@
ger. Sen gaar op til 1000 Meters
&ei6e, omfre6iet al to ar6re Mafti-
t1er me6 ibrtge Sotografer. Set fort
ter for Eilifuernes pine, 90 Maio-
rem iprtnger l16, men mart bor ban
ben bbi6e Sfierm ODER &obe6et.
9esberre Lander ogina ban paa
Marferne 8eit for 6lpbepla6fen:
Mlt ct mi 9plgsning. Sn6 moo
2Dngbp better Menneifenes og &ig=
reteiernes Sfarer. S &barterbis
TOPPER al 6er6iel - 6e go &eites
2ufil1sbtler ton lite .tage &onfurren>
cen op me6 en- 5negl.
S Sfumringen gientages @fter-
mi66agens Sfueiptl - FIN at
Strgnmne1 mi :trenges in6 moo So
.be6ita6en, en6nu tettere,. en6nu for
fpr6eligere emo / 6e 1pfe Gftermi6<
bagstimer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
- Danmark -
1Iensboras auHaae.
S. Ell, le6enoe Mrttfel / rGlesb'

S. Ell Ie6enoc Mrttfel / rGlesbore
Mbis" be6oer BET 81. a.:
Sci rationale. Danmarf bar beret
for lioet foruoieenoe % ielpitnnoigt
til meo mpnoig Billie at fore fin Gag
til Ger felpe @reniefampcn -
el,6og oa Der D6e6es Stgtte / Slut.
fan,pen, ffete bet u6en Gro paa Sa-
gen % ,1one sen benipnslsie @ilie,
Ser betinger Seiren; man felte
Delto9elie for 6e Danite, Ser /
@penoing % 6rp9t trpgleoe ON lite
at blibe p%risgibne, men h1r6e allige=
bel lite poatage fig Mniparet for at
9ibe Sen biitoriife Mfgierelie ege11
&iliee Stenpel.
Mn fer man, bpof ltgrul16et %
u%foribarlig 6rpgten bar bnret, bpor-
le6es n1o,t bar operburoeret Sen to-
'fte 6are, bbiltet 8len6berf Slagors
set ON sen fon1pafte tpife Mosie
bar peret, bborle6es 11a,t bar u1,oer-
bl,rocret Sc banife M,1ligbeoer, iua
al: mat Gte6et for en- flor og itolt
% bonlt M%fgiprelie % ct fort banlf
@eirsorbeioe paa gammel oonif
@ru1o bar fact noget ballot % ;util=
freositillenoe, fnpttet iamn1e1 meo
ny Merfeti6 for trofaite Sorpoiter
Mfer les oct MI mere % mere
flort, at forblinoet 2piferf11rs og
belpillig @alenbeo tiliamme,1 bar
%afiteofommet 6en ubeloige @rGnie,
fno, 1noa 6og bel Sc rationale 4reole
f11n,1e mat1oe Jig op til birfelig
&anolefraft operfor Sc Spgaber, iom
MI: 1igger for berne6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Gn iirIben @icit.

On 6iifebeire er / oe ii6ite Gage
let ipa1tfulerenoe iin6igt og betenf<
font beto6 6e lobban6eoe @te6er /
&allnno Ma WenoipsieD, melIem
&ielterbafferne % &iplftegaar6s
&abe, ffriber rNor6i. 9agb1." Sen
itore aifegraa @aoefugl er meeet
iie1oen paa 6isie @gre. S Mminoe-
ligbe6 boIoer Sen til ban6rtge
Sfobirrfninger. Ser / Spnmo
treffes ben iaale6es bpppigt / elite
bprg=S eernes @tobomroa6e % be6
6lpr6erieer11e paa &ielm &eoe.
Ste6et, bbor SEN fiife16e Slipper
i oisie @fteraars6age be1tter fin ST.
-6e, bar in6tI 1907 MgIleoam, %
ben Gang bar Ser en- @ig6om af
Silt paa 8la6ien; men bo MgIle-
6mrnens 8un6 bleb tor, bar set og-
faa / Sobe6iagen forbi meo 5iiferig-
6ommen. Maar ben frermn1ebe @ieit
foritDrres fin 8iifefongit ietter
ben paa @ingerne og GLIDER / fin
tlnge, nogG ensformige og magelige
Slugt op % Maoalen OPP meIlem
&bintbolms % &orslltn6s @%Iantnin-
ger, for otter at finoe Greo UNDER
MaifrRnterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
8etrolemmspriierne.

Sormar16en for SEN o%beror6ent-
ltge &ommisiion bar oberfor EFT @ors
reiponoent til 800. Dogbl." u6tolt:
Set ct | &raffis ioa go6t fom
u1m1ligt at rgre ne6 @etroleumsieI-
1tabet. 2a6 % +. CTS. ontage, at
SellfabetS &egnifaber uopifer, at Sc
.tiener 10 &rocent. S 8etragtninq
at, at &etrole11m er en- M%e6ben6iq<
beosartifel, finder &ommislionen
Bri1en for bdi og beltemmer, at 6e
lite nnaa tiene mere e116 2 @rocent
paa. 6eres &arer. &eiultatet bliber,
at Snofiebspriien / Mmerifa bliber
forbpiet / tilibarer6e @ra6, iom Sc
bar maattet fatte @riierne neo paa
oct 6anife Morfe6.
S @trfeligbe6en er ser intet at
giere.
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@n :. g. Saeobien.stne.

Sor en- Ei6 fioen b%enben6te S. g
Sacobiens 8ro6er, ftp. Grader @il.
liam SSacobien / Scr, @un6bp, fig til
8eitDrelfen for @ufeet / 9biite6 oq
foreipurgte, ON bette fun6e enife al
figbe EN- 9el al 8rooerens @fterla=
benifober, fom bar / bans sic. Set
breie6e fig ON en @effe cling, iom
bar beret / Ebiite6s bergmte 8ps,
barns Gle, 81. a. oaiaa en- Sci al
bans Mpbler (Gorelorenes Spiie-
1h1e=M gb1ement) 6eriblanot bans
@fripebor6. Nriien, Ser forlangtes,
bar lite lille, efter Stgenoe, 5000
&roner.
S bisie Gage er &ibbet / 6plge
~Ebiit. 81. Mb." gaadt i Sr6en, %
b1an6t Sc erbberbe6e @ienita11be er,
formoen lom allerebe 1tebnt en Del
Mpbler, og1aa ct 1tort Molert 8tl=
1eoe al S. g. Sacobien felp, ct @ar
8roncelpieitager, ffienfet Digteren
al Mler. g. &ielIanb, Gamilieportret=
ter M. b. Samti6ig bar @illiom
SS%acobien ifienfet Muieet Sen Sglp=
@gegren, Ser til 9igterens 8egro-
belie blep ien6t al acknowledgements
oct.
Sci ct It'll &enitgten at inorette ct
S. g. Sa~cobien=@ / Muieums=
b%pgningen og BERT famle Sc figbte
cling og bbao man ellers bar, ser
bar Silfnptning til S. g. SSacobien,
og bbao Ser D%oerligere bill h.nne ifof=
fes.
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9bbt i 2illebclt.

Gungetalerne bar / 6en iioite &io
ifaffet fig en- Sci @enner / 6reoericia.
@per Aften / Sc iioite Sage bor
Grn Mnna 2arsien 8i6rner % ben=
oes Mono bolot &aler. GorIeoen
Sag foretog 8iprners en- Daabs;
Geremont / 2illebelt. 4 Damer oq
3 Serrer iteg, ifgrt bbi6e &leoer,
neo / Sc fol6e 8ober og b1ep / Sper>
berelie al flere &unore6e Eillfuere
opbt. efter Seftens leierlige @itus.