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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
selvfGlgelig meget muligt, i visse Til

selvfGlgelig meget muligt, i visse Til
|falde givet, at man we'd saadanne
|Spprgsmaals. Behandling vii Sc de
IIsSnderjyske. Folkereprasentanter af-
give deres Stemmer paa en- Side og
,samlet lagge sin Lod i Vegtskaalen.
, Men derudfra at Vile konstruere en-
serlig slesvigsk Biloxi, en- omend for
bigaaende Partidannelse i den danske
Rigsdag, er formentlig en- noget over
'ilet Handlemaade. DEF kan nemlig
Isiges straks: en- saadan Biloxi vii slet
like kunne holde safnmen efter de Err
l%faringer, vi har gjort hernede Diet
lsidste Aars It'd. De politiske Delings-
ilinier, Diet forskjellige Syn paa s%ociale,
rationale ,og statslige Anliggender
vii altid gaa dybere end de pkonomi-
ske Fellesinteresser. Dertil kommer,
at der like findes den Mand i SON
%derjylland for Tiden, der Wide vere
!!istand til at optrede som anerkjendt
og virkelig Fprer for en- saadan nord-
slesvigsk Partidannelse.
Tanker ON en- slesvigsk Biloxi er
derfor egentlig dqdfGdt. vi Wide he'll
Ter like Sc nogen Fordel i, ON den
virkelig lod sig gjennemfGre. Wore
|tyske Modstandere vii klamre sig til
Haabet ON en- ny slesvigsk SerfGlel-
Sc. bet STAIR til os at skuffe dette
Haab og undgaa alt, der kan give Diet
Berettigelse. vi vii vere viaagne. over
for alt, hvad der kommer nordfra.
Det Code vii vi tage mod med TAX,
Diet daarlige vii vi bek@mpe at al vor
Magt. Men vi vii vere ct med wort
Folk, og Befolkningen skal like bru-
ges SON Springbredt til at give poll
tiske Hovedroller i den danske Rigs
dag. Tanker ON en- slesvigsk Biloxi
Wide kun kunne fpres I'D i Livet, hvis
Diet lykkedes at faa en- meget ensidig
|og ensartet politisk Representation
|valgt ind hernedefra i f9rsteO mgang.
Dette vii imidlertid mpde saa megen
Modstand, at heller like ad denne
Wei vii Bloktanken kunne realiseres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Branting om Gjenforeningen.

Draining ON OJeHJ0TenlHgeH.
Observation-Disclosures Seniorat hal
i nogen It'd correspondence med Diet
svenske Socialdemokratis F6rer, HAL,
mar Branting, ON at han skulde hol-
de ct Foredrag i Foreningen. Efter
at Branting er bleven Sveriges Stats
minister, er dette 10 udelukket, og
Branting har heron tilstillet Seniora-
tet ct Brew Men i dette Brew til
|fgjer han derefter:
bet glader mig, at De %forstaar, at
jeg, samtidig med at jeg er interna-
tional Socialdemokrat, har en- oprig-
|tig Fqlelse for forskjellige Folks ma
|%tionale Krav og naturligvis i ganske
serlig Grad for en- saa berettiget For
dring som, at Danskerne we'd Dan
marks Sydgrense skulle gjenforenes
med deres Landsmend, som en- Volds-
daad skilte dem fra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
9nderjyderne i Rigsdagen.

|S9nderjyderne i Rigsdagen.
Minister H. P. Hansen har glen
,tagne Gange udtalt, at efter Glen
foreningen skulde Sqnderjyderne paa
den danske Rigsdag forelGbig dame
en- Biloxi til Varetagelse at deres In
teresser. l den Anledning skriver
"Danskeren" i en- ledende Artikel:
SkjGnt Spqrgsmaalet knapt er ak
tuelt, men fqrst oliver Diet, naar den
It'd er indie, da den gje%nforenede Del
at Spnderjylland skal velge Repre-
sentanter til den danske Rigsdag, er
Diet maaske like at Vejen allerede nu
at tenke lidt over Begrebet sender
jysk Politik efter Gjenforeningen.
Udtalelsen ON, at de spnderjyske
Representatives. sandsynligvis vii dan.
ne en- Biloxi indenfor den danske Rigs.
dag til Varetagelse af egne Interesser.
er like ny. Den er fremsat tidligere
Il den nordslesvigske Valgerforenings
Tilsynsraad og muligvis ogsaa andre
|Steder at Minister Ha~nssen,for hvem
|denne Plan synes at v9re en- Slags
|politisk K%ongstanke. Der har hidtil
like veret videre Anledning til al
|tage den frem til DrGftefse. Men
mar den gaar igjen paa n@rvaerendt
|Tidspunkt, saa tGr Diet maaske dog
vere rigtigst at fremheve, at der
neppe vii have Udsigt til at blive ii
|Virkelighed, ialfald j det Omfang
som Diet oprindelig har varet Menin
gen. Og det alene at den Grund, al
Begivenhederne tildels har oyerflGje1
Iden paa Portland.
Der har hoyedsagelig v1ret slaae'
paa, at Blokken skulde DANES isa1
med de ny indtredende pkonomiske o.
neutrality-suspicious. Forhold for Die
som vii komme paa Dagsordenen her
node efter Gjenforeningen. Or def el
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Ministeriet og Valget.

Winuteriet og Valget.
Valglovcn vedtoges af Rigsdager
den II. April og erholdt samme Dag
kongelig. Stadfestelse. Valg vii blive
udskrevet den 26. April.
Statsministeriet har den IS. April
udsendt f3lgende Meddelelse:
"Efter de at Indenrigsministeren
Il Tilslutning til hans Udtalelser
begge Rigsdagens Ting meddelte nar-
mere Oplysninger ON administrative
Forberedelser til Folketingsvalget og
forbundne Vanskeligheder,
har Diet samlede Ministerium anset
|det for uforsvarligt at udsette Be
fo%lkningen for, at Valgenes beh9rige
Foretagelse skal slaa Xix paa Grund
at mangelfuld Forberedelse. Mini
%steriet har derfor tilraadet Kongen at
udsette Valgenes Foretagelse fla %.
til 20. April, hvilket er den mindste
Uds@ttelse, der kan foretages. Sam
tidig har Ministeriet stillet sine Por-
tefpljer til Kongens Raadighed allie
rede fra Diet Ojeblik, da Valgdagens
|Resultat i Hovedtrekkene lader sig
overse med. Sikkerhed istedetfor fgrst
fra Diet regelmessige Tidspunkt, da
|det nyvalgte Folketing er sammen-
|traadt og har konstitueret sig. Ad
|denne Vel vii mere end de paa I'd
1settelsen anvendte 4 Dage kunne ind
vindes med Diet Djemed som ligger til
lGrund for Dnsket ON Valgenes hur-
|tige Afholdelse, nemlig snarlige Til
vejebringelse at errRegjering, der Ell
i politisk Overensstemmelse med Fol.
kets og Folketingets .Flertal, og~som
thar den dermed forbundne Handle.
frihed."
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- Dannark -

ton i to Biler til Amalienborg. Ord.
fqreren, forhenverende MinisterStau
ming, skildrede dep meget alvorligt
Situation, som Kongens "Statskup'
havde fremka1dt, og opleste den It'd.
,ligere omtalte Trusel ON en- General.
''strejke.
Kongen udtalte sig derpaa ganske
udfdrlig han mente, at hap like hav.
de begaaet "Statskup'; thi de Par
tier, som havde stpttet de kjendte Err.
;kleringer,havde erkleret overfor ham
at Ministeriet Zahle like lengere
havde Fertal i Folketinget. Kongen
pnskede derfor Valg og Wide :tage en-
Regjering i Overensstemmelse med
'det nye Folketing. Herpaa svarede
Deputationen, at der var givet Kon.
gen en- urigtig Fremstiling;; thi ct
Mistillidsvotum til Regjeringen wilde
like kunne blive vedtaget i Folketin.
get. Tilslut lovede Kongen, at han
skulde give Svar linden XII. halvti nae
ste Formiddag, og dette Svar er Diet
altsaa de nsvnte Flyveblade bragte.
En- at de NEST opsigtsvekkende po-
''litiske Begiyenheder var, at, Diet sam.
me Dag meddeltes, at Syndikalister-
meme afgjort vendte sig imod Flertals-
socialisternes Forspg paa at BRUCE &C.
neralstrejke som p%olitisk Kampmidde
i en- fuldstendig constitutional Strid.
"Ikke med ct eneste Ord,"' skrive1
"Solidaritet" Thar de socialistiske LIE.
dere nevnt Generalstrejke som Sva1
mod Stor-Lockout, og saa skulde dct-
te vigtige Kampmiddel bruges til rent
personpolitiske Formal! Nej, aldrig
gaar Arbejderne med paa noget' sligt,
isar da Diet alligevel like er Tale ON
at give dem Indflydelse i den, videre
Ramp"
ON Stillingen forester den 30te
Marts hedder Diet:
DE samvirkende Fagforeninge1
har vedtaget at indkalde Generation.
samling i de samvirkende Fagforbund
Fagforbundenes OVERSIZE Myndighed
imorgen for da at tage endelig Be.
jslutning ON Sp6rgsmaalet ON Gene
ralstrejke. Mar dette settes i For.
bindelse med, at forhenverende Mi.
mister Staining we'd 12-Tiden har vac.
lret kaldt til Kongen, saa maa dette
ltilskrives Forberedelsen til en- frede.
Jig Lpsning at Konflikten, muligvi:
paa Basis af ct Tilsagn til Social.
demokraterne ON en- ny Valglov."
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En- Afskedigelse baa graat Pabur.

I'm Afskedigelse baa graat Patu.
Plebiscit-P ostdirektqr Francke er
|efter ct ForhGr at den internationale
Kommission bleven afskediget fra sit
EEmbede. Grunden hertil err hans
Holdning over for en- Overkontrol-
lGr, der havde stemt dansk we'd At
stemningen den II. Marts. Direkt9r
Francke havde overfor denne ytret,
at de Postembedsmend, der havde
stemt dansk, ligesaa godt kunde pax
Ike deres Kuffert.
Da Postdirektdr Francke like over
for commissioner Wide indrGmme
Diet uberettigede herr, fix han sin AZ
sked.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
S6nderjysk Haandverk og Industri

SSnderjysk Haandvark og Industri.
MISREPRESENTATION for sGnder-
jysk Haandvark og Industri har af-
holdt ct Delegeretmpde i Aabenraa.
-Tilstede var Direkt9r Gunnar Gre
gersen, Teknologisk Institut, Folke-
.tingsmand Pitzner, Formand for Fel-
Representations for dansk Hand
verk og Industri, Sekret@r Julius
..Wulff SAINT Kontorchef j Arbejdsgi-
,yerforeningen Hr. Orsted.
Efter nogen Dr0ftelse enedes de
.Delegerede ON ct Forslag, der gaar
I'D paa, at Fallesrepresentationen
.skal indlemmes / den danske Organi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Den sidste .Rejse.

Den sidste.Rejse.
Da "Frederik VIII" sidst i Marts
ankom til Kjpbenhavn havde Kaptain
A. G. Thomson foretaget sin sidste
REESE som Skibets Kaptajn. l denne
Anledning vekslede POL" ct Pal
Ord med Kaptajnen.
Hvor mango lure fix D. saa
'gjort over Atlanten, spqrger vi.
- Mango Hundrede! Som FGrer
,lige akkurat AS!
= Hvilken Tur har veret den in
;teressanteste?
- Aa, det er like saadan at sige.
Hverken den fGrste eller den sidste.
Der er 10 sket saa meget baade ondt
og godt. Men heldigvis: Diet gode
overstiger Diet onde.-
Lad mig nevne den Gang, Diet Ell
en- Is Aar siden, da "Hekla'' mistede
sin Skrue paa Julerejsen hjem. Da
matte vi klare os 500 Kvartmil frem
we'd Hjelp at Sell. Istedetfor til Kri.
stianssand made vi ind til Glasgow
men Passagererne - der var 800 ON.
bord = naaede alligevel hjem. til Jul
all right!
En- anden Gang laa vi og drew
rundt ! Atlanterhavet med "Hekla"
l4 Dage. Krumtappen var br@kket.
En- fransk Damper tilb9d at tage Pas.
sagererne over. Men de Wide hellere
blive ombord. Og den s. April =
gamle Kong Christian den ks Fqd:
selsdag = naaede vi, bugseret Diet sid.
ste Stykke, ind til New York. Mango
|havde troet, at vi var gaaet ned. Da
vi kom hjem, CAV Kongen mig Rid
derkorset; jeg havde givet ham, sag.
- .T-# -
de han, den bedste FGdselsdagsgave,
han kunde tsnke sig
ia, Diet var saadan ct Par Eksem-
pier, men der er 10 saa mango, man
&c andre.
Amerikaliniens Leder, Kapt. Hoist,
kommer og hilser Goddag. Med Hen.
blk paa Taageforsinkelsen i Kattegat
siger han:
Naa, De glide like rigtig ind!
Kaptajn Thomson smiler. Et lille.
vemodigt Smil, der siger saa mege1
som: Nej, De har Ret, Kapt. Hoist.
Det or svaert at sige Farvel til Sgen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
ISlutter sig til Venst,.e.

OlAffer sig til FenStre.
Paa en- notwithstanding i Aktie-
selskabet "Modersmaalet" og Dan
nevirke' blew Bladenes fremtidige
Shilling til de politiske Partier fastsat.
Der var Enighed ON, at Bladene
skulde blive i den sdnderjyske Be-
folknings Eje og at Mindretallet in,
denfor Selskabet skulde bpje sig fol
Flertallet. We'd Afstemningen, DEF
foretoges we'd Navneopraab, stemte
l8(for Tilslutning til Venstre, 10 fol-
Diet conservative Folkeparti, medens
5 ,undlod at stemme. Bladene SHUTTER
sig altsaa til Venstre. Den gamle Re
'daktion og Bestyrelse fortsetter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Wig tilbage, Wide vHre en- Krankelse
|af almindelig kristelig RetsfGlelse.

Wig tllDage, vide VRre en- hrHnkelSe
at almindelig kristelig R~etsfplelse.
Mar Grensen mellem Tyskland
og Danmark ifGlge Fredstraktatens
Bestemmelser skulde afgjqres we'd en-
Folkeafstemning, og denne nu har
faaet ct Resultat som Diet f%oreliggen-
de, kan vi i en- fortsat Agitation fra
dansk Side kun Sc Anneksionsbestrs
belser, vi som Kristne maa tage den
NEST afgjorte Afstand fra.
bet, vi Gnsker med n%ervarende
'Udtalelse, er like at drage Kirken
ind j nogen Slags politisk Agitation.
.Vor Hensigt er kun - for Kirkens
og Kristendommens egen Skyld og i
en- It'd, hvor Diet moralske Niveau er
senket i en- skjebnesvanger Grad =
overfor Offentligheden at ~tilkjende:
give, at vi SOM. h0rende til den kristne
Kirke like under nogen Form kan 81
We vor Tilslutning til Bestrebelser,
som vi anser for stridende mod den
kristelige Moral.
Cand. theol. Poul Brodersen, Pa
stor A. B. Decker, Sogneprest Edu-
ard Geismar, Pastor Marius Hansen,
Overbibliotekar H. O. LANCE, Under
bibliotekar Holger Larsen, Past. Chr.
Svelm9e-T Thomson, Pastorinde Kristen
Svelmpe-T Thomson, %Sogneprest Rich.
Thomson, Prof. Jens Warming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Universal min

er ct Hjemmemiddel, som altid burde
findes i ethvert HEN. Den kan bru-
ges paa enhver Aarstid. Universal
Liniment er nemlig udm@rket til Lin
dring af 9m Halls, F%rostskade, For.
kjplelse, Reumatisme, Moskittostik,
Pine og Smerter.
Universal Liniment er saa god
som nOgen.
At de, der har prGvet' den, er TIL
freds, SEES at .dette Eksempel: MI.
John F. Carlson, Chisago, MIMI,
ktdbte den 8de Jan. 1 Flaske. Den
1Sde Jan. - 10 Dage senere - bestil-
te han ct halvt Dusin.
Hvis De pr4vede den, Wide De six
kert blive ligesaa tilfreds. Prev den.
Send nedenstaaende Kupon ind i Dag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30

Fem meIodier,
AT da~nsk-amerikanske Kompo-
mister og s@rlig til dansk-
amerikanske Sange.
)ISSE FINDES
IKE 1 G D
MELODISAMLING.

Heftet indeholder:
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantasi
over "Dejlig er Jorden".
0. A. M. Andersen: Derovre bag
Go1fens Str@mme. "a. Dolleris)
Kr 0stergaard: vi er ej Rebel
Ter. (Kr. 0stergaard).
c. C. Christensen: Hvis ier
kommer hjcm til Danmark.
q. c.. Bay).
J. Nellemann: vi er Festere.
(Kr. 0stergaard).
Heftet koster kun.. n
portofrit tilsendt. <oV
c. RASMUSSEN, COMPANY
7 pa So. 4th Street,
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30

De s%qnderjyske Landslide.
De Dele at S6nderjylland, der
gjenforenes med Dnmark, skal Of
ficielt betegnes som 'de sGnderjyske
LANDSLIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
F~Gstningen nedlegges.

TRSIn1ngen nealRggeS.
~Lovforslaget ON Landbefestnin-
gems .Nedleggelse er nu f@rdigt fra
|Rigsdagen, og den praktiske Udfq-
relse at Arbejdet vii straks begynde.
De Arealer, som F&stningen er an
lagt over, vii overgaa til Forsvarsmi-
nisteriet, som udbyder dem til Salg,
'og Kommunerne vii faa ForkjGbsret-
ten til dem. Gjentofte Sogneraad vii
ibenytte sig heraf. og kj9be de Arealer,
hvbr ct Stykke at Festningskanalen
''er gravel, SAINT Ermelundsfortet Chri-
s%tiansRolms- gDamgaardsfortet SAINT
Vangedebatteriet, og Lyngby-Ta ar-
back Sogneraad vii paa samme Made
Ikj9be Grundene. Man begynder med
at fjerne Diet Skyts, der findes paa
Landbefestningen, og derefter kom-
mer Turen til Ammunitionen og Diet
''@vrige lqse Materiel. Del. store Char
lottenlund-Fort oliver like nedlagt,
da Diet hqrer under S9befestningen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Mar det gaelder Diet
ga1n1e,kaere Danmark,

saa salger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra ale Steder / Ameri-
ka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse /
og store Belpb. Paalidelig I'm
derretning. LandsmRnd hjmlpes TIL
rette. Plads i smaakahytter reser-
veres.
Mortensen 8 Crook,
Diet 3s-aarige danske Passager
Agentur for ale LINER,
.2s1s North Ave Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30

Et Vcteranhiem
vii blive indrettet paa en- Gard
Dybbql. Indretningen vii koste. 200,-
900 Kr., og Garden skal vere saa
stor, at den kan modtage 500 Vetera-
ner paa Sommerbespg.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-11

of them, as illustrated in the picture.
may be worn with the assurance that
they are both good style and good
taste. AT the left, a frock of gabar-
dine in dark brown is ornamented
with rows of stitching in beige-colored
silk and narrow brown silk braid. The
skirt is gathered into the waist, but
folded at the sides to form a panel,
defined by rows of cloth-covered but
tons at each side. The ingenious waist
reveals little blouse at the waist
line of figured beige satin across the
front and back. Stitchery, like that on
the skirt, appears under the arms at
the sides and as finish for the three
quarter length sleeves, and covered
buttons in a row at each side add the
charm of neat precision to a very
clever waist.
The other dress of blue serge makes
the most of accordion plaits. small
bone-buttons and Roman-striped RIB
bon. Stripes cut from the ribbon bind
the collar and sleeves and a sash
about the hips makes spirited, youth
full finishing touch.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-11

"HE wisdom of the arbitrary god
i dess of fashion is often in Ques-
ten, but that irresponsible and cratic
deity goes on her hayward way, often
side-stepping the axioms of good taste.
One of those axioms is that young
girls should be simply dressed and,
to the joy of the flapper, fashion has
seen fit to ignore it-for while any
way. She is INDUCING the younger
girls in their hearts desfre-clothes
like those of their grown-up sisters
not to speak of mothers and grand
mothers. The fapper is usually in
need of something to make her happi-
ness complete and now she has it In
luxurious frocks and coats for eve
ming. These rich trappings are beauti-
full, but lack the flavor of youthful
ness, which is a more appealing charm
than any other.
Frocks for everyday wear include
many pretty models that are Lot too
much fused up to be youthful, al
though they reflect the mode for dec
grafton by following it at little dis
lance. These are the most important
of the young girls belongings and two
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST

II is only on rare occasions that
A woman attends funeral in Mexico.
More than Is per cent OF the PFC
tures shown in British motion picture
theaters are American productions.
AS much as ESQ is often paid to
West end, London, dentists for sets OF
artificial teeth.
A tour of the West Indies by a
group Of Canadian business men IS
now being organized. This follows on
the conclusion of the new trade agree
ment between those colonies and the
Dominion.
Every make of typewriter produces
It's own peculiar noise by the ciattei
of the keys. An expert recently rec
ognized and named correctly twenty
different machines simply by the sound
Of their operation.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-11

TN ALL the representative displays
4 of hats for Inter much plumage
and much manipulation of p.umage
are in evidence. The all-featner hat
is always part of the autumn mil
linery parade, but it has never ap-
peared in such numbers or in SO many
combinations and colors as this fall.
Feather and fur hats are usually
small and expensive. This season finds
a generous sprinkling of larger shapes
among them. and as compared to other
millinery they contriye to be less ex-
pensive than heretofore. This coun-
try has always supplied great quaint
ties of raw feathers and during the
war may have learned to rely on home
manufacturers instead of sending
feathers overseas and importing the
hats made of them. 1t takes great
deal of work to make good feather
hat. hence we ought not to expect low
prices on them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-11

Typhus is raging in the famine areas
of Europe, there being 100000 cases
in Poland alone.
Sheep sheds having accommodations
for 10000 animals have been recently
built at Denver, Col. They are of con-
crete and dOuble-decked.
Sea gulls along the coast have learn
ed to follow in the wake of pillow ard
feed on the grub worms exposed by
the plowshare.
The Philippine department of agri-
culture will use motion pictures to try
to arouse the native farmers to an APP
probation of the value Of using ma
chinery. in their work.
The first woman to occupy leading
post in connection with the administra-
ton of home affairs in Germany is
Fraulein Gertrude Banner, appointed
head of the department of public
schools.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-11


tree. Policemen mounted to the top
armed with ropes. Burns scampered
far out on a limb and amused himself
by tossing twigs at passing motorists
while plans were made to bring him
down.
A net was thrown across the street
to break the fall and the rescuers at
tempted to throw rope over the body
of the 'monkey-man." Suddenly he
screamed shrilly, threw both hands in
to the air and leaped.
Burns was safely caught in the net
and was not injured by the fall OF
25 feet. He was quickly overpowered
and loaded into the ambulance and
was returned to his cell in the county
hoSpital.
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MANIAC HOLDS
FORT IN TREE
Human Monkey Is Finally Shaken
Out by Firemen After Other
Methods Fail.
GIVES PEOPLE SCARE
insane Man Sleeps in Tree, Chatters
to Himself ard Apparently Derives
Much Pleasure From I'M
promptu Toilet Aloft.

Denver. Colo.--Fred Burns, an es-
capped patient of the insane ward at
the county hospital, gave residents In
the neighborhood of Third avenue and
Acoma street ample proof that 1t Is
quite practical to emulate the tree
climbing proclivities of the inhabitants
Of jungle land.
Burns was discovered shortly before
eight o'clock in the morning perched
In the topmost branches of tall tree
by Arthur G. Seavers, in front of
Seavers' home at 345 Acoma street. He
was chattering to himself and appar-
emily deriving much pleasure out of an
impromptu toilet.
Spends Night in Tree.
Apparently Burns had spent the
night in the tree. He was dressed
only in trousers and shirt, was bare
headed and without shoes. An extra
pair of pants and tattered coat had
been pressed into service in lieu of a
mattress. He appeared perfectly COM
Portable in his primeval habitation.
Seavers notified the police. PATROL
man Henry Sellers and squad OF as
sistants were dispatched to the scene.
Their efforts for over an hour to coax
the deluded man down from his dizzy
perch proved futile. They were Joined
by hook and ladder company of the
fire department. An ambulance was
summoned from the hospital.
Fear that any attempt to forcibly
bring the man from the tree might
cause him to become violent caused
the housewives of the neighborhood to
be pressed into service. Armed with
cups of steaming coffee, griddle cakes,
candy, fruit and other tempting food
stuffs they implored Burns to join
them I'm breakfast.
"Not chance, not chance" was
his reply. ST know you blaclzhanders
and you'll never get me now"
Shake Him Out.
Despairing of their efforts to induce
the man to descend from the tree
peacefully, the police and firemen
placed a second ladder against the
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The long overblouse type Of blouse
is predicted by an importer and maker
who should know as the smartest for
autumn and winter and will be used
for evening wear quite extensively.
Sleeves for these blouses are naturally
short and necks are low, an oval shape
extending out on the shoulders being
much in evidence.
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Health Note.

There is no question but that we,
as nation. are fast acquiring an ex-
cellent knowledge of food values and
a sense of appreciation Of the "bal-
anced ration" in diet. And one of the
principal things we are learning Is
that definite amount of easily d.
gested oil is Indispensable to the
proper maintenance OF health and eff
ficiency.
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Died Preparing to Operate.

Springfield, Mo.-Dr. Walter A.
Camp, sixty-eight years old, was strick-
en- with apoplexy while preparing to
perform an operation on a patient in
hospital, and died few minutes
later.