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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22

New York; July 2l.-While Colonel
John +. Hunt retired. former command
ing officer Of the United States disc'-
pl!nary barracks. Fort Jay. was facing
court martial to-day for alleged negHc!
of duty in connection with the escape
of Grover Cleveland BerGdo!l, wealthy
draft dodgcr. tho convicted des"rter
half brother, Erwin r. Bcrgdoll. walked
into hcadquarters at Governors Island
and gave himself mp. after having been
absent for more than two years on
similar charge.
With BerGdol at the time Of his sur
render. which was wholly unexpected
was James Romig, OF FhtladelphIa. and
another half brother. Charles Braun.
Ronl!C, friend OF the BerSdoN family,
is under Indictment with Mrs. Bergdoll
as n result Of the recent escape in Phll-
adelphia Of Grover Cleveland Bergdoli
Grover Cluded military guards IN whose
custody he was released from Cover
nor's Island. to 60 10 Maryland In search
sof $3.50. .nOO hn claimed 10 have buried In
the mountains there.
Bergdoll Locked Up.
Immediately after his surrender. Er-
win Bergdol was locked up In Castle
William, the prison occupied few
months ago by his brother. CharScs of
dcseriion-.-spec!ficall violation or the
5Sth article of war-will be preferred
against him. He announced ne would
not resist court martial and would de-
fend himself with military counsel
Neither Romig nor Braun would say
where they met BWgdoll. although they
admitted having accompanied him mere
from Philadelphia
The defense Of Erwin BergdoiI IS ex-
ma, ted TO be bas sed upon the fact that he
had not registered for the draft and
consequently could not he classed as a
descrtrr. Grover Cleveland Bcrgdol's
defense also attempted TO show that he
had never been induced into the mill
tary service and was therefore not
liable to military law. or answeraole TO
The descrti0n charge.
Not Recognized on Trip.
The trip from Philadelphia was made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
Second Death Follows
Drinking Bout; Alleged
S|ayers He!!11 For Trial

Special Dispatch to Tho lntclliGenccr
East Liverpool. Ohio. July 2l--N I'm
the death at the city hospital tonight
OF Joseph Campolo. -. fruit mcrcntn';
Tuesday nights triple shooting claimed
its second victim. Dominic Camrolo.
cousin of Joseph Campolo. was instant
ly killed in the fight. which is said TO
have followed n drinking party at MS
homo. Joseph Corsica. of cleveland the
third man shot. Is expected to recover.
Following tho death Of the second
man, the bond Of Foreuanto Rillotto, "a
of Urichsville. Ohio. who. this afternoon
was bound over to the 'olumh'anl
murder charge in connection with the
killing Of Dominic Campolo. was IN
creas sed from $1,000 to 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN NAMED
DRY CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
WEISENCOFF SEEKS
THIRD MURDER TRIAL

keyscr. ". Va. July 2l-Peter
WeiscnGor OF Westernport Md. con-
viCtcd at Petersburg this week OF In
voluntary manslaughter and sentenced
to fourteen months in Jail and to pay
"a fine of $4,000. bebdrs the costs
amounting 10 $1,000. FOR the Staying of
sheriff Donald /. Davis OF keyser
three years ago. will seek an appeal to
che supreme court ut appeals W West
Virginia. which allowed him a second
trial. Syhcn Judge RcyonldS who pre-
sided over his first trial and tho one
just ended, had refused him a change
OF venue.
Counsel for WciSHnGon offered IA de-
posit SlrO0G as bail for We!senS0f
after sentence WIS imposed pending
further appeal. hu; IN" privilege was
denied by Judge Reynolds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
SHAVER MAY
Be THE CHOICE

Special 10 The IntcllICcncrr
FarkershurE. W. Va July 2l.-DrmC-
cratic party leaders from all parts OF
tn" state ar" expected in attend the
meeting Of tho democratic state cN"Cu-
tiV" Cummitt"" to In held in this city
Saturday NJ ia" Chancellor hotel
Arthur koont&. Eubcrnatorial nominee
ami other stat" nominees will attend
the session.
Party leaders hero are Of the opinion
that Glenn Shaver. Of t'airmont. the
present stat" chairman. VIII b" r"-elcCt-
I'd and {. W. OsCnton is being discuss
Cd aS national committeeman.
Tha location of IN" state convention
s"cms to b. III doubt. and may partici-
pate a struggle h"tw""n rival claimants
Of Charleston. huntington and CIarks-
burg.
Tho fight for location Of state head
quarters has conferred upon this city
and HUNTINGTON. IN effort IS 20 h" made
10 secure the attr hdanCc OF Governor
John j. Cornwcll. At the sessions. which
may u" prolonged until next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
KILLED AS
He SPEEDS TO Save
LIFE OF INJURED BOY


Clarksburg, w. Va. July 2l.-
While speeding to the Hardesty min
ing settlement, three miles from
Shiunston, In an effort to save the
life OF boy who had been shocked
by highly charged electric wire,
DR.. Z. n. Cofndaf{er, IS, one of the
best known physicians OF this county,
was instantly killed when his auto
was struck by freight locomotive
on the willard ni1ne branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad this af-
ternoon.
The accident occurred at the Cross
ing at tie foot OF O hill where a
bank obscured the view of the ap-
preaching locomotive. The crash
hurled the doctors body 30 violently
that every bono wrs broken He
leaves q widow and four small chill
dren. other doctors were rushed from
Shinngton to the aid OF the boy, Who
10 william, ten-year-old son OF Ed
ward Ford, miner, and whose con-
dition was critical late today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
FIRE BUG SENTENCED

l'niontown. Pa. July 2l.-Roy Colds
boro. fourteen year old Fairchance boy:
who. according To authorities, confessed
that ne started the numerous and costly
forest fires in that region recently was
sentenced to an indefinite period In
stntr detention institution In court here
today, Deputy state fire marshals, who
arrested the lad. testified that he told
them he started the fires Just 10 see
them Aurn."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
NOT PERMITTED TO
ENTER MCDOWELL

Charleston. ". Va. July 21.-Local
headquarters of District II, United
Mine Workers. received messages to-
day from their representatives at Will
hanson that wagons containing tents
for workers In Mcdowell county. who
had been cvictcd from their homes. had
not ,bccn permitted to cross tho county
line. and had returned to Williamson
The wagons were stopped by armed
guards. the miners claim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
Turkish Government to
Sign the Peace Treaty

Constantinoplc. July 20--(Ry. ~ ~
Turkey has decided TO sign the
peace treaty. II WAS announced othc!a!y
today.
The Turkish war office was advised
today that the vanguard of III" Creek
army had entered Adrianoplc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
TRYING TO SURROUND
VILLAS REBEL BAND

F, pasc. Tex. July 2l.-tranclsc9
villa, with 250 men was reported
trvsntv-nvN miles east 0r ConcnoS Nt8-
S.or ON tho Mexican National Line
"',esday. according 20 adEiccs reachinS
'garoz today. In An "rcrt 70 SURROUND
IN rrover~cn'S Of troops have h"SuH
from, JI,uiusz Parral and Meoqu1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
GREEKS AND BRITISH
OCCUPY PORTS AFTER
FLEET BOMBARDMENT

London, July 2l.-A Greek COM
munioation received this evening
announces that the Greeks, support
ed by tho British fleet, have oc-
cupied Heraclea and Rodosto, and
that all Turkish resistance has been
crnshad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
ANOTHER BODY TAKEN
OUT OF RENTON MINE

Pittsburgh Jily "l.---Rcsru"rs who
have boon searching snCd Tuesday for
tho bodies OF the mon who wcr" killed
hv an explosion III II mine at Rrnton.
eighteen miles from here. tonight
brought out the body Of Cross III Rlatie.
This was tn" third body brought TO the
surface I'm tn" las, two days. Tho rcScu-
cre continued their search tonight. for
tho bodies "f SiN other men who were
cntombcd by the hlTst.
The body Of III Hla'!" was found near
tho northeast main shaft. II bore no
marks or burns. III Rlstic. ag" 81 years,
single. WAS recently discharged from
the Italian army. with which ne served
dur,nr the war Previous to the war.
h~.worked IN tho mines here. but when
italy opened h"stiliti"s. h" went To tho
mother country. took M arms. and was
decorated for bravery NJ the 'front.' ny
The Italian government At the close OF
the war he returned TO Renton and re-
entered the mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
ANOTHER OF THE WEALTHY BERGDOLL
DRAFT DODGERS SURRENDERS AFTER
EVAD|NC ARREST MORE THAN TWO YEARS

without Bergdoll being recognized. The
trio gave their names at the govern
mcnt pier on the Battery where the otfl'
ciai on duty made out passes. ana later
phoned information Of the partys arri-
val to the fort.
As the three entered tho otflce or
Trial Judge Advocate william F. Kelly.
Romig said:
We have Erwin Bergdoil who is de-
sirous to surrender" BcrGdoil was i'm
mediately led 10 cell.
At tho outset OF the courtmartial or
Colonel Hunt. the prosecution announc-
cd that no attempt would be made to
prove collusion by the accused officer
with those who are alleged 10 have con-
spIred to effect Growers escape. Colo
mel Hunt IS charged with neglect or
duty in permitting Bcrgdoli to leave the
prison under the sole guard OF non-coni-
missIoned officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
ConferH with White,

Columbus. o. July 2l.-Completion
Of campaign plans today engrossed
Governor Cox. tho Democratic nominee
George E White. the new national
committee chairman ana other leaaerS
remaining over from Yesterdays CON
clave of Democrats While hotel LOB,
bies and other public places overhowed
with Republicans enroute 10 Marion
for their presidential notincation cere.
monies. the Democratic leaders WORKED
all day in Governor CoN's ohice ana
hotel conference rooms.
Announcement OF the special Demo
cratic campaign committee was planned
for tomorrow. Chairman White Saic us
personnel had been fixed tentatively at
ffteen. distributed over the country,
and with women represented. Delay in
making selections were caused by rcces-
sary consultations with and approval
from state Democratic organizauons
Notification dates for Governor Cox
and Franklin d. Roosevelt. the vice
presidential nominee. were virtually
settled for August I and .. respectN ely.
and IL was announced that both candt-
dates would start almost immediately
thereafter on speaking tours. Governor
Cox in the central and eastern states
and MIR Roosevelt in the west!
Location ,ef campaign heNdquertcrs
was also among organizatl"n d"taiiS
considered Governor Cox sad he had
heard only New York. Chicago and san
Francisco discussed for headquarters
sites.
With preliminary organization arrairs
I'm hand, Chairman Whit" planned TO
spend tomorrow at Marietta. o. his
home. and then few days with his
family. summering at Edgartown.
Mass. Next Wednesday he planned tn
meet Homer s. Cummings. former
chairman. at New York headauuarter$
sncnd the following day at WashinSt"n
headquarters and return here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS TO PASS AWARD .~.. y
TO REFERENDUM OF RAIL WORKERS
AFTER BOARD REFUSES RE0PENING

Action of the Men Will Not Be
Influenced By Any Recon-;
mendation From Their
Leaders - Small" Outlaw
Strike Preciipitated at Chi
Cago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22

and who. as chairman OF the foreign
relations committee. led the senate
fight against unreserved ratification or
the treaty. Afterward neither would
make a public statement but il was un-
derstood they went over thoroughly the
ground on which the battle over the
league IS to be fought.
National Committee Acts.
Columbus. o.. July 2l.--Republican
m en- bers Of I'll" Tennessee Legislature
were urged to vote for ratification OF
the federal woman suffrage amendment
under a resolution adopted unanimously
late to-day by the executive committee
Of the Republican National committee.
Members of the national womhn's
party expressed deep satisfaction over
the action of tho Republican committee
and claimed to see an Innovation that
Vermont may yet be induced 10 ratity.
through tho fact that II was Earl K!ns-
ley. committeeman from Vermont. who
introduced III" resolution,
After clearing the deck Of IN" sun
rage question the committee settled
down to d discussion OF campaign plans
which included tho question OF fnanceS.
The session lasted for more than three
hours
members OF the committee would DIS,
Cuss at any length Governor CON's de-
mand for full publtc'ty on campaign
expenditures Mr.. Hays said he may
have a statement on n" subJeC; later.
according To Clarence Miller. secretary
Of the committee The governor *
ONLY irving TO throw little dust 10
cover up his own campaign cNpenG!-
lures" he continued.
Committeeman and other Republican
leaders will 60 OH a special trip 10 Mar
ion tomorrow 70 take part IN the official
notification Of Senator Harding, the Re
publican nominee.
Tonight. Harry NJ paughert%. Soma
tor Hard!ngs pre-couv"ntton manager
gave a dinner To memhcrS Of the com
mittce Senator Lodge and others. col
oncI Th"odor" Roosevelt. also attended
the dinner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22

walked out insisted they were tired o.
the policy pursued by the .laoor politl-
clans" and that they wanted a new
deal"
Take Up Express Case.
TIE brotherhood leaders insisted the
men should walt for the goVerhnent
award hut now that IT has come they
are fully alive 20 the fact that. IL tho
men reject 1t. they may also blame theF
leaders for not obtaining all that was
asked.
So far as the Rail Labor Board 10 con-
cerond the wage award Is closed and 10.
morrow the case OF IS,OVo employeS OF
tho American Express Company will be
taken UP.
The board has promised a speedy de-
'cision. Most Of the testimony has
already been presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
surrender Not . Surprise.


Philadelphia, July 2l.-The surrender
Of Edwin r. Bergdoll was not sur
prise TO federal authorities here. They
had been expecting 1t for some months.
He disappeared In May. 1918, after
failing to answer a call for war scrv-
ice. This was year after Grover {.
Bcrgdoll. his younger brother. and also
Il deserter from the army. fled.
The effort to capture the notorious
draft evaders has been unremittins. Tho
search led to Mexico. Canada and every
section OF the United States.
The career Of Erwin has been almost
as sensational as that OF Grover. He
was the most noted Of the four Berg
doll brothers as a motor car racer.
breaking a record in the 200 mile Faf--
mount Park race. and rivaling De Palma
as an expert driver.
Like Grover he was n terror 20 mo-
torlsts and pedestrians on the suburbao
roads around Philadelphia. Communi.
ties protested and he paid heavy finoO
for speeding. Erwin is 50 years Of age.
His wife died last year while he was Q
fugitive.
Mrs. BergdolI said today she is heart.
lily glad he has surrendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
THE WEATHER.

washingtor, July 2l.--Foreoast:
west Virginia-Far Thursday Phi
day fair and warmer.
western Pennsylvania-Fartly cloudy
Thursday; Friday fair little change In
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
, 600 MAcH1N1srs sTRIK1

Norfolk, Va. July 2l.-One thousand
machinisIs walked out here today after
notice by the ironmaster's association
that the open shop policy would De IN.
auguratcd Friday. This announcements
followed a demand by machinlsts. Doll
ermakcrs and allied iron workers TOT
increases approxlnating 2b percent.
with "A hour week. Repair work ON
vessels In port is seriously affected oy
the strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22
COX TO OPEN HIS
SPEAKING CAMPAIGN
IN EASTERN STATES

Columbus. July 2l.-The central and
eastern states will comprise the nrst
speaking forum OF Governor Cox. Demo
cratic flag bearer, according 10 tenta-
tive plans announced today. Almost
Immediately after his notification. now
set for August :. the Governor plans
to spend the three last weeks In August
in these states and then start west
ern tour early IN September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-22

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24

ret Ben fgrenbe, bbor set glalot at
iptte noget i sce11e, Der bar no ober
set almin6elige. SAB os alto faa
libt Qip ia6 / Dor banife &oloni;; lao.
os lite faloe ben EN- 9rernrnettl<
itonh, men lao ps bape ct 0ie meb,
bpao ser foreoaar, ogiaa bort gar1le
2ano. Daniferne i &acine eler De
to toilette Soreningsbpg1inger nben-
for Danmarf, De bar alt bpqo De be-
bgper for at jamie Daniferne &a-
cine UNDER ct Gag, bOorfor lao lite
.benptte 2eiligbeoen, raar ben giDes2
S ner Gremtio fommer Sru Oba ber=
til paa SSnitiatip al Dania % 9 9.
g: Set bar bilt Zig peo iaa marge
+2eiligbeoer, at naar bisfe to sdmle
|og itolte Jorenineer GIT iamme11, %
betgo BET 5nfces for Danifbeoen Sta
cine, id lite blot i &ncine, men ogiao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
pperbeitbrelien fp1nm1er.

Om alt gaar bel, bill Di me6es me6
Dor ereoe ODerbeitprelie ben 25.
.Septe1nber. Sgfter<&onbentionen er
ner for @aan6en; loo % alle, ME-
bens be er Der, t9nfe %, ON ri lite
bar ct eller ar6et gabnligt for bort
.Somfun6, iom hi tan bere beres oe=
res Mening ON. 81 er foruoen Dor
egen 4 2oger i Merbeoen:. &utcbin-
Jon, Mifob, st. Saul og &opfinS.
SO buff iaa, at er Der cling 2oge-
.Mffprer, bt gnlfer n%n6erreftting ON,
90 er DperbeltDrelien MI Der pillig
til at gibe os ben.
gelfomr1en, areoe Spitre. Set er
mig ditto en- itor @Iaoe at meoes
meo Cher.
Neo fpiterlig &ilien % Mgtelie
M1ra Senien.
Gftifr.: &nffm gapne 9nberh1lofe+
E5Dge. GSeI1trolforniteer bar e
fiu1uH @ef,,ltdf at opDife fra DDbbel.
feiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Sfibsfarten.
Det norife Dampffib .5taDotger-
fioro" ieileoe fra Seem Dorf ! Sire
bags 81. 2 me6 mango @osiagerer
pao ollie &losier.5
sfibsfarten.
uOanmarf ! Snbelaaret"

v0anmarf / S11belaaret".
@iennem Ell i bore Spalter ii6ite
l1ge uben EpibI oberoroentlig BRIT
.ningsfulo Neutrality-suspicious. bar
&omiteen for Granddaughter n11-.
Der Il. al 1905's Mlipicier fpritfom-
men6e Sgnoag, Mften / Danias lille
Cal itffert 1aaet iaa goot til 2p6
for oenne, at enbber ,1err1ere Mnbe-'
falling for famine turoe bore -ganite
operflg6ig. 81 ffal 90 Der fun lige
minoc oerom meo Gilfeienoe, at set
er at babe, at Bnbltfum 11 ogiao
bill eiterfomme SSnobpoelien i ful6eite
Mool % 6erpeo itgtte Soreningen i
ben Gel al bens Mrbeioe, Ser goor
lt6 poa at bol6e Ell Iepenbe 6orbi1-
6elie me6 Moberlanoet be6lige, og /
bbtlfet 6enne Mftens &rogram if11loe
bore en- lite ubeientlig 8eitano6el.
@nbber, Ser ti6ligere moa babe gl9<
set Jig ODER ct at &e6after 6. g..
Stranobolos formfuloenote 5%oreorag,
pil iiffert benptte fig al 2eiligbeoen
til otter 1af bpre bam, % MftenenS
pprige &rogrom me6 De anrnelote 60.
litter bill fiffert banne Ell b9rbig
&amm1e ON ielbe @obebattraftionen.
&omiteen be6er Yublif1tm ON at
meoe tiblig, ga man gier,1e pil LUTTE
99rene" og begpnoe &rogrammet @l.
8 precis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
@amIe Wfiu6er.

S &iemmet bos Mr. % Mrs. 81
mar Mifier, 2S4O &arf Mpe., iamle6es
SirSbag / forrige l1ge ON ct bel6ef=
fet Miooagsbor6, Ell &re6S al gamle
&enner me6 Mrs. Sobn, 6. &anien
Qlnna IS. Ebomien), fra @ranot,
g. 8, til 9@re for bbem Sammen=
fomiten bar. arrangeret. Scr brim~
le6e beo 6enne 2eiltgbe6 me6 &orp=
fGer fra Sen lofale oanife Gbeater>
ber6en, forbenbnren6e % 11llberen6e
.Stierner ge0 CLANS eie1rnem Stuer=
tie, og til Muiiffens Eoner gle6 i
Aftenens 2gb 'sgbentpret paa 500
reiie rDrn1en6e gient1em Min6crnes
Ger1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
prfanen i spben.

Com 8labet gaar i @resien forelig=
ger ser @fterretninger ON, at 3rans-
portforbinoelierne oe &ommunifa=
fionerne langs 2ouifianas og Meis=
fisiippis @plter bar larnrnet iom SOL
pe at ben 0rtan, iom begpn6te at
raie peb Mionatstio oe gift in6 ODER
4nnbet fra Seem Orleans og Mobile.
Bi1loen bleite meo en- @aitigbe6 at
IS Mil i Eimen. 9elegraf-. og Sc
lefontraaoe er ne0e / ollie @etntnger
ira SEEM 0rleans, % set er r1n11ligt
ut erboloe 11ogen beitemt 1n6erret-
ming ON Sfa6e arrettet % Sab al
#enneifelib. On Mano er orebt
pe 111ege11 @fa6e anrettet.
6aren for Sftbe % @ienbom Iangs
abfen er bog opre MI. Stormen er
gnaet inbober 2qno og aftager i
Bol0iombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Mpper=9ren9e.

S Dor Nabobp Minr1eapolis gaar
ielp 9rengcl1e mi paa &eperto9. @n
Is Aar 9amnnel &nGgt TOM forleben
Aften inc / @illiam 6. 2pons 8utif
/ IL @ait 2afe Street og me6 en &e=
bolber rettet trllenoe moo 2pon tbang
bat oenne til at forbol6e Jig rolig,
meoe11s &engeifuffen blen plpttQret.
SIS, Iom laa / 5fuffen, blep taget.
Gpren ilap us al 8utifen, men blep
fort efter %paagrebet al EN- &olitibe-
tient. s--~s.-~1s s-'.
. 80 5maofpre> nj og ii Mar eamle,
b1eb arrelteret for Sn6brn6 / g. st.
D1ibet3' @rocerDbutif, 34O4 nniber=
ftp Mpem1e &C., 1ige neb ct. @ol1l
&renien. Otter at babe foripnet Jig
Heo, bbao Sc ipntes ON, fDlbte Sc
8engeIfnffen meo fnlite Gg.
rH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
8rofesipr 8ptbne fplber 60 Mar.

Set bar ben q. %. 60 Mar ii6en
|&rofesior 8otbne blep fe6t paa 5re-
6rifsbal6, bpor bans Sober, nf6e6e
8rofesior Gbron6 8otbne, 6engarg
bar 2erer be6 2attnifolen. Se1ti-
aarSbagen bleb ferret / al 5tilbe6 i
&rofesiorens Stem, 619 9tb @be. g.;
men mango 8ebiier paa, at Dagen
bleb erin6ret / bloc &re6ie, bleb mob
Itaget ! 6orm al Silsningstelegram-
mer fra l1er % fierr, tilo9me6 belt
fra Morge.
8otbne git i 6reorifsbalo 2otin=
ffole, in6til ban i 1876 reiite til
MmerifG bbor ban blen@le beb 2n-
tber College / Decorab. &erfra blep
ban nbefsamineret / 1878, 1t16ere6e
6erpaa ct Mar be6 Mortbtueitern lint
beriitp i @isconiin % ct Mar be6
Sobns SopfinsN 1niberiitp i 8alti<
more. 5enere itu6ereoe ban ct Mar
beo &rifionia l1niperiitet, Berlin
nniperiitet og.t @refenlon6. S 1881
bIeb ban Erofesior beo 2utber Col
lege, bbor ban forbleb / 26A Mar.
is 1907 tom ian til Minneiota Unit
beriitet iom &rofesior / nori It Sprog
og 2iterotur og bleb tort efter giort
It'll @bef for 6ene itanbinapiife Mf6e=
ling, bbor ban / 6isie tretten Mar bar
beret utrettelig / fin &irfiombeo
for at baffe SS11teresie for oe ifan6i=
nabiife Stubier 90 ifaffe bem ben
Mnerfien6elie % @la6s, fom tilfom=
mer Dem.
Hrof. 8otbne er &tb6er al ct.
Slab. SON er Me6lem al flere bi=
benifabelige Selifaber, bar i en- Mar=
reffe bGret Sorma11o for set gforlfe
Selifab / Mmertta og Ell. @reiioent
for set norife Mationalforbrn6 /
(Mepls. @agl. Si6.)