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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-10
NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS TO
MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENT

Pursuant TO ordinance and order
Of the Common Council OF the City Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. notice 10
hereby given Mat proposals will be
received by said Common Council for
making the Improvement designed
for Pine strest from Sth street east
erly to 1lth street including interssc.
tions not paved. Said improvement
TO be made IN accordsnce with the
plans aad speelftcations Of the City
Engineer snl for one Of the slsssss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-10
Pre-.
MECHANICAL HORSES

sAN DIEGO. Cal. June l0.--A
horseback riding machine is one d
lne novelties on board the palstial
yscn. OF sir Arthur du Cros. head Of
the Dunlop Rubber company Of Lon.
don' which put In here recently. \
an Ens'ish saddle. operated by
enctric dynomos. 10 Installed on the
sIIer deck Of the vessel which I
csIFyin. . party Of British aroup1
The voYld.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-10
ARMY STUDY COURSE

SAN FRANCISCO. June io.--Busi.
ness, music and agriculture are the
main subjects which will be taught
In the army training school. recently
established At Camp Grant near
Rockford. ILL.,. according 10 iniormn.
tion received from the Western
Army Department; headquarters by
the Army Recruiting News Service.
$50 Msrke; street, San Francisco.
Among the other subjects taught
at this school are electricity. build
Ing and construction. textile manu-.
facture. metal and It's allied lines.
highway construction and topos-
raphy and machine shop supervision.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-10
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter the Herald will pubiish
the mean and maximum tsmpsra,
lures and precipitation record ~ tax.
an by the U. s. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers issue. up
to o'clock Of that day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-10

The shailowest parts Of the ocean
are the Baltic nd Adriatic seas.
each OF which has an average depth
Of 22 to 23 fathoms.
The biggest edible oysters n the
world are found In Australia. They
measure sometimes more than a foo,
across the shell.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-10

A piece Of raw beef weigbine 100
pounds. after being roasted. weighs
only 90 pounds. .a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
3 RICHMOND ,DIsPATCH:T SUNDAY MARCH q, 1920

fore her mnrriag g She was Miss Susie
Cooke. of West Point. She was the
daughter OF the late George: Cooke,
who preceded her about two years
ago, and tho sister OF tho late Mrs.
Putnam. Her funeral was preached
Sunday afternoon in tlie Baptist
Church by her former pastor. Rev.
Miss rsiiie Garden, who. has been i'll
for tho past week, is improving. IS
Miss Irene NIcGeorge, after pleas
ant visit OF tenSanys to- friends snnd
relatives on Monument Avenue, in
Richmond, is at home again. $50
Mr.. and Mrs &C. Guthrie, of Rich
mond, are Visiting Mr.. Guthrle's
mother. in King tand Queen this week.
y movement for better Shenlth.
which was introduced into tho school
last session undcr the nariie of ttThe
Modern Health Crusade has been be-
gun again this session with a%lnrger
enrolment of Interested pupils = Z :.
David Field and Walter Gary have
gone to Canton, Ohio, to take course
in tree culture.
series of revival meetings will
begin in the Methodist Church Sun
day evening, March 81, and will COM
tinue through April 4. Rey. II. P.
Clarke, the pastor, will do the preach
ing and Mr.. Harker. of Richmond, will
lead the singing. Preliminary cottage
prayer meetings have been held for
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bounds, of West
Virginia. are guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
G. NJ: Bounds. on Il Street.
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tended dance on Thursday night at the
strand nuuitorlum. Il - 's -
a. committee OF tho Business and
PROFESSIONAL Moments Club of Danvillo
mas returned from ,Lynchburg. where
they went this week to inspect the
fS.Gl VIC. A. there and to get ideas
formulated with; II view to! carrying
out some of them in tho proposed
Danvilles Institution. Tho club pro-
poses shortly TO begin active steps
towards forwarding this scheme and
.negotiations have been Tentatively
opened for the securing ofsa site on
"a public subscription. ats FN
.stf MISSES Fannie and Kate Wyllie are
ION asSfsitato Washington. IS
Miss Louise Geoghegan. Of Green's
tboro, n. c., spent Wednesday here
with her parents. -
3 William Herndon. who = underwent
AN operation at the General Hospital
this week, is reported simproying.
Mrs George s. Hughes is visiting
Mrs. Q. w. Dudley Is visiting Mrs.
j. Calvin Drake in New Orleans. La
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd. who has
not yet completely, recovered from n
recent attack Of influenza, has returned
to his country estate for further re-
cuperation, after attending tho United
States Court here.
Judge Henry Clay Mcdowell. who
presided ut the United States Court
this week. returned TO his homo in
LynchburE on Thursday.
James Il. Catlin, Jr, and John L.
Overby. who attended the convention
of insurance agents in iRichmoud this
week, have returned home,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

for further Inspection before apply
ing the rice powder. i! SEQ. perhaps.
can "blaekhead." on the side Of my
nose. This must be e, E s!g, at once.
That leaves an ugly hole in. the skin
that leads to tho condition known as
enlarged pores.
Hunt up u match or q. wooden tooth
pick. Then apply 4 tiny bit Of the
following: Resewater. ome-half wine
E1ass; peroNideS OF hydrogen. one half
pip the unblackened end OF the match
!ntot theaiiauid and ,press the dampened
end upon the b,ackhcad. This does not
remove it. but itscleanscs the color to
white. S.f n@Nf&
Sometimes 1 prefer to use this
which think is inilder: Rosewater
two.thirds wineEiass; ammonia, one
third wineElassSsS Shake Well together
in q tumbier. Dip the end Of tho tooth
pick or match In it and use as other
preparation. y Like the other this
cleanses without removing the acne
That requires moro careful treatment
and involves the application of heal
ing ointment or salSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
WEST POINT
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

SpeSlai to The Times Dispatch.l
tanned the Woman's Club in the home
Of hsr sister M5S G
chairman OF the health committee OF
the Federation of Woman's Clubs, de-
lirered tne address Of the meeting; in
manner. About fifty representative
women OF the town We're in attend
They Mrs Scott srosaan by a ,ns
! Mrs. W. S. Eastwood. Mrs. Bronddus.
in few well-chosen words. told of
the Efforts na ,S of r Shs MeSop Lane
West Point on sanitary basis.
Mrs. Brantly Bray. chairman OF the
health committee Of the club. intro
nScsd Mrs h1 Who told, told Of the
! cal inspection OF the schools, and
tuberculosis eradication. Mrs. r. c.
Garden, the, secretary, read most ur-
half of the "Clean-Up Campaign" A
committee, composed of Mrs, a. F;
Mrs Ms Lane snSt nna
was appointed to meet with the Mayor
and other committees on Monday.
on Wednesday afternoon the Ladies
held a reception in the home Of Mrs.
and their friends enjoyed the coca
carke f aS rS SOLO
Miss Clara Annack recited The
French Gunner's Prayer: Mrs. Peyton
Leigh sang Loves Sweet Song" Mrs.
George Feild made the address of the
occasion. taking as her subject The
Aims. and Work of q Ladies' Aid So
Getty Misses Clara Thrift and Mary
Pumphrey then delighted their audi
ence with an instrumental duet.
On Thursday evening in the Method
ist CHURCH reception was rendered
the near future Will leave for theic
old home. They are both valuable
members OF the Methodist Church. Mr..
Sparklin having held official positions
has lived here's He has been an i'm
portant factor in the State bank from
its beginning, member from time TO
time Of the school board. The recep-
tion given in their honor was largely
attended by people of the town gen
orally. e.
The women Of the First Baptist
Church observed the annual week OF
prayer for home missions this week.
Mrs. Thomas p. Baghy has returned
she was the guest of Mrs. 7. n. Broad
dus and Mrs. +. w. Eubank. OF the
"Elizaheth Apartments" on East
Grace street
former home for an extended e visit Isl &c to
price. OF New York.
The many friends of w. J. Phillips.
now of fredericksburg, but wei!
/ ono of the most prominent Masons in
| Virginia, will be. sladato know lie is
| recovering rapidly taR hospital in
! Richmond from an Operation for mas
| toiditis. which was'rconsi very
! on Saturday afternoon the remains
Of Mrs. Cotton, arrived here from Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
WINCHESTER

ISpecial to The Times-Dispatch.1
WLNCHESTER, VA. March 20.1Mr.
and Mrs. Reid Riley have returned to
Washington, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Gray Williams.
Mrs. jamie L. Baker, Of Baltimore.
mas been visiting friends in town.
colonel Woodruff, United States
Army, and Mrs. Woodruff, who have
been visiting relatives here. have gone
to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. 3ovd Chit
cago. who have been visiting relatives
here. left for Washington
Miss Evelyn. c. Dean is visiting
Mrs. Il. i. Lowery, York, S. G.. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mrs: c. G. Henkel has gone to VII
mington, Del, after visiting relatives
Mrs: Lewis supinger. who has been
has returned to Bradddock, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. Asa Richard and their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BIG STONE GAP

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
BIG STONE GAP. March 2O.-NIrs.
J: Proctor Brown spent Monday in
Mrs. r. ]. Prescott and r. r. Casper
returned Thursday from ten-days'
trip to philadelphia.
Major Joshua +. Bullitt, of Phila-
delphia, spent a few days In Abing-
don recently with his son, J. i. BulliIt,
Jr.. who is Ill in the hospital there.
w. Fl. Nickels. of Bristol, spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Ayers, OF Keo-
kee,. spent, Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in town
AIR. and Mrs II. S. benjamin and
little son left Thursday for New York
City. where Mrs. Benjamin nd son
Viii spend some time visiting reIa-
]. II. Pierpont has gone to hi, old
home nopr Washington,5w where he was
called on account, OF the illness Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Art Panel and Samples

This 1870 panel Is entitled 'swee,es, Story Ever Told
Size Is inches In beautiful cool With the panel NE
send samples OF the three Instant Beauty named
above, and also Nigh. Cream and Fragrance With these
Eve samples you make many interesting beauty expert
nen.s. All for dime Gin eon). Please clip coupon now.
Tn Po.pnAx CO.. asaa Superior A,.. cl.vs,aad, o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
ASHLAND

lSpecial to The Times. Dispatch.l
;, ASHLAND IL, March 2o.-NIiss Nora
mond, gave a delightful and instructive
talk on Lace Making and Tapestry,
before the Woman's Club Of Ashland
After the lecture Miss Houston was en-
tertnined informally at the Green Tree
Inn" by the> club.
Mrs. William 3. Hoskins entertained
in honor Of Mrs. S.. a. Mitchell. of the
University, on Tuesday afternoon at the
Alesdanes r. y. smithey. Mrs: Henry i.
pugdale. Mrs. James Cox, Mrs. Allan
Maury. Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs. j. 7.
Booth.
Claude Foy. Of North Carolina, was
Foy.
DR.. Carlton THOMAS. of Johns Hop.
kinS Hospital. Baltimore, spent the past
Meek here with his brother, James L.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley c. Chenery have
left for their future home in Philadel-
ph;a, after visit to Mrs. \. +. chenery.
Park, was the recent guest OF relatives
here.
Mrs. Edmund Christian, of Richmond
AIRS. w. L. Thompson has returned
to Lynchburg after visit to her son,
Macon college.
Mrs. S. \. Mitchell, Of the University.
was the guest this week of her sister,
Mrs. John Z. Davis.
Miss sallie Deare, of Richmond, made
IN interesting talk on 1.-The Summer
School for Sunday School Workers" ut
Blue Ridge. y. c.. on WEDNESDAYS after
noon in the parish house to the ladies
Of St. James Episcopal Church.
Miss Helen Christian and Mrs. Pope
Nash, of Richmond were guests on
Wednesday OF Mrs. Blunt Mason.
Mrs. j. Wood Jordan has returned
from baltimore, where she visited Mrs.
Stewart Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Saunders and
little Miss Julia Gray Saunders, OF
Mica Mine Farm" are spending some
time with Mrs. Rosa Gray.
Mrs. Nat. Lancaster has gone to
Martinsburg. w. Va, 10 visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. II. Rodgers. and Mr..
Rodgers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

daughter. Mrs. Harry Beatty. are -vls-
Ting relatives at Johannesburg, Pa.
Mrs. William Russell has returned
AMMO r. Hnck. 49,; wa
Mrs. G. IL. Hoover is visiting Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Funk, have re-
turned from visit to relatives In
Baltimore. M
Miss Capatola Noel has returned to;
Washington, aftcr visiting, her broth
er-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel w. Lupton.
sg hans Sayard has atee to
Mrs. George Ferguson. University of
virginia. Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Rev. William II. Walters. D. d.. has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
T ] BEAUTY GIVES
ADVICE on MAssAG|NG
Linn Cavalierl Tells OF Valuable
s. Recipe for Use as Preparation
- In Caring for Face.
ny LIMA CAvALlEnI.

81 Even after you have just; complete
an all over body. bath, cold cream
tsinassase is always needfui for the face
! Etysll SOU here one. of my fayorits
;ssof sweet almonds, 500 grams white
beeswnx. 90 grams; spermaceti, q
- All these articles must be obsolutely
pure. II y on, do not have ne TGiian re
saGn ia eand SAe@ es SHs Dc
this. l know. but 1t never pays TO
in the things that IL are to ,a b
lyon how to prepare The cold cream ut
I'D Place the, beeswaS and the sperma
fi.sce.i in double boiler and heat tho
mixture gently and siow WY; Ito-, not
sMis SM the proper blending mai Of the ma
rs With ng-handled wooden spoon
sStir I'm slowly the oil OF sweet almonds.
To perfect saponiiicntion or einulsify,
sing, the rose water should be added
Sin two drains of powdered boraN, When
This is completed. pour the whole into
sT Or china LAD and 1na afs
Iof rose 20 perfume il.
Good for Long Use.
\ IL This cream will last you for many
months and YOU can also have the sat
6 iisfaction OF knowing ii is absolutely
raas way ooss eoy my To5 5ses and +
# lrsio the En-, mirror Of my crossing table
Tthe lazy way OF massaging il while il,
a reclining position.
massage. For this reason / insist upon
\ strong light over my shoulder. my left
srec,iy upoii the mirror ana shows me
any line tina, 1 might have acquired
ssi2 s;,i the n ,ssIa , before ,,r
Five my face most searching in
spection. Mercilessl% ! scrutirize ever:
portion Of The skin. Whenever there is
Tsurface. il is upon that spot | con
ssn5rass- For a, least ten minutes
,.lseeping in mind the purpose OF the
Circulation MIST De Aided.
Tha: is, that wrinkles are caused by
NdefecI.ve circulation 81 one spol and
pas sAT IN ay 70 FS; ;ISn fsn Is 70 IN
sunSsa region will TEND 70 MI on;
:, ,a TheFstoT> ! eeaesntsste on the reslpn
Ten tron me ,Soras5s % The lips, to the
dsssonai Ines cone and e Tie ' uG,o %s
7f!nt of i! temper, illness or old age
also rao gently hug hrInly on n"
lines Of worry form. ard OF The area
- heut me, outer come, Of ;he eyes. al
iaush,er. 81! these and the remain,.c!
%: the face / massage by auici Ugh;
touches and Pats with ;he cushi6my
Rotary Motion Advised.
a Always with the rotary motion \
1eng;hwisc motion causes the muscles
40 sag and pulls the skin loose from
The muscles. This is very bad After
;3the rotary movement l go over the
race with quick, light but singing
soft linen l remove any surplus OF The
grease that has not been absorbed by
the pores
~ For the ekin that becomes over
heated and looks feverish after the
massuEe, this cooling, soothing lotion
of
grams; extract OF rose. So grams:
Sincture OF orris so grams.
Dashed upon the face after Thor
Tough massage treatment il is dclici-
ously cooling and refreshing. - II, you
, do not care for the liquid face bath
fufhnE daintiiy over tho face a POW
Hder pun dipped In rice powder is sur
Hctent.
4 To the window go, mirror in hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
DANVILLE
Rodgers.

DANNILIJE, VA. March 90. Miss
Mary Somerville Cannon. field sec
rotary of the State Antitubcrculosis
League, appeared on Wednesday before
the "Wednesday Afternoon Club. ad
dressing that organization on the pur-
poses of the clinics to be opened here
next week. The club took action. in
dorsing the plan and pledging its CO.
operation.
The young men of the town on
Thursday night gave largely at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
LAWRENCEvlLLE

iHWRENcGviiebE. va va! Mnreh 81 -.
p a. Drewry is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. George{W. Wesson. 5si 6
II. G.. Pruitt returned this week from
O trip to Detroit. Mich. Sli' :
Harvey Spatig, of tho United States
Mr.. and Mrs. sIrby Turnbull and
.children are Visiting irelatlSes in town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

The "Bayer Cross" on Aspirin tablets has the
same meaning as 14-Karat on gold Both mean
Genuine!
''Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should be taken
according to the safe and proper directions in
each "Bayer package" Be sure the "Bayer
Cross is on package and on tablets Then YOU
are getting the genuine Aspirin prescribed by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

returned to- Richmond, after Visiting
Mrs. Hunter II. mcclure has been
visiting friends in. baltimore q =
6 MI. and Mrs. Joseph Trenaryg ana
their son and daughter have returned
to Cumberland, Md. after visiting rcla-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

physicians for over eighteen years for the relief
of Colds, Pain, Headache, Toothache, Earache
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis
For few cents you can get handy tin box
containing twelve tablets. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer packages" Aspirin is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
acdester of Salicycacid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

SOflcd Collars.
The soiled rim on coat collar can
.be removed byrupbing VIGOROUSLY with
n, cloth moistened with n little sui
phuric acid and then sponging with
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
Gmnffe 0aber.

Sabrifont 2onis &anfen ffipnfeoe
til Sr,Ien 1000 Collars til baaor
8srnebiernn1et % Moerbomsbien-
met.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
Snlefantater.

Soopel SEN engelff=lutberIfe Strife
paa @a1bingtou Mben1te iom Mtonc-
me11t &irfen lengere 11be / gillo=
fparteret bar bapt sulefantater / al.
pigte lge, og set gibr en- aoot at ie
alle Sc oanife Mapne paa Hrogram=
merne lom Eegn paa, at ben oppot-
fen6e l1ngoom / @olonien bar faitet
fig ober Sang og Muitf. S 8oof9r=
6igbe6sfirfen paa Quincy Mpenue 81
rigere6e @clen Mogenien &ontaten
"2ipets 2ps" meo either 2inobmbt
peo Srglct, ogSolopartierne uof6rtes
af Gern 2ange, olga @briitenien,
Mrs. Slorence Sobnlen, 6. 8ebrens
% elmer &nub1en. Sen itore Colo
i 9antaten "SSn @rceliis", iom nar
Suleprogrammet / Solp Communion
&irfen, ubf6rtes al Martin @elion.
uben Epipl Ben bebite Eenorbarpton
i 8pen, og Mtitemmerne bar Sran.
ces Mabien % &enrtetta Sacfion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
&artmR.
~
San9ernes Snlefeit.

Ser par 2ip og 2pier paa 8. g.
6. @ol1 fioite 2br6ag &ften, for 81
berg @angerne bolot Sulefeit fam
men me6 9uitruer og 8prn, @elter
eI1er aiereite, iom bet NIL pasle6e
fig. Ser par @aner % @obter til
alle Sc @maa / 2aget, og oa Der oa=
iaa bar ibrget for Mao % 9riffe
til 6e 9lore / 5elifabet, berifeoe Sen
gemptligitc 5temning UNDER belle Sc
item, ser funoe gle6e fig pe6 flor Gil
Tutning. Sc aftipe Meolemmer bar
/ &umsr % ligeleoes beo @tem:
me % 9lnoeoe Gelifabet meo MflDn.
gelie,t al forlfiellige @ange, Der lsn-
ne6es me6 belfortjent @ifalo al Sc
pas1ipe Me6lemmer og Gamilierne.
ser u6gior6e N%ublifumet. 9irigen,
te,,, Brof. $. S. &anien, tit manae
&%omplimenter for Sen ppperlige lis.
fprelie al @angene, for set ct 10 Sc.
oerel,, set fomn1er an paa, raar ferl'
ma1 bar @tcmmerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
bleben til cit bol6en Mano oppe

blepen til cit bolben Man6 oppe /
9ulutb, bbor ban er Superintendent
poa Glp6e Sron 8orfs % ii6ite
CONNER tillige Dor &optajn for So
britens @oloflub, lom 1log &eforoen
beo at bin6e bbert ene1te Spill belle
@ommcren igjennem. SIR ban fom
til Gul11tb, bar 9ocno bolat / Multin
ct @tpffe Sis og ogere6e Manager
for 8rD6eren &enrp &iellen ser hit
otter bar ilaaet fig mes / &acine:: So.
5peno &eterIen forlo6 &acine for
nogle Mar ii6en, rejite ban tilboge til
9anmarf cit CONNER for at ipille
5o6bo16, en@port, TOM ban alti6 bar
taget flor S%nteresie /, tiloels for0i
bans @olo par 2an6ets Champions.
Set er 6erfor life laa un6erligt, at
ban ogfaa tager ibrig Snteres{e !;
Mmerifonernes National1pil, 8ale-
ball, ie1p ON ban MT .er for fbur til
lelp at funne iptlle, for ban beier ca.
225 &rtn6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
9anias Snlefeit.

1iltro6s for, at man be1ne Gong
Dar np0t til at boloe Jig temperance
2obcr1 efterrcttelig og 1aoleoes git
Slip al 6en ie6banlige "Malborger"
90 andre liflige Sfpllere, blep 9a-
MOS Sulebanfet, iom blep ferret an-
6eninleoag for SO. Gang, BOG en- BEL
lpffet Mffere, og set toler til Gel.
|ifobets &os, at Mangel paa @piri-
tuoia life 1atte nogen 9umper pat
Stenmingen. Ser por NOT 6em, Tom
mente, at MI fun6e en- go6 0anif
|@naps bape bGret go6t, men ga font
me 10 life por iii at op6ripe, 1oN
man fig tiltaa1s % los Sc gooe &et=
ter image fig. Epn6t 81 Tan ogfao
ifplle neo og goo &uffe l%igele6es.
Menuen Dor iom 1G6panlig ODER
oaa6ig, og Solf bar / go6t &rmer
then at bebepe Spitrammere. Ebor-
pal6 Mn6erien bar Sr6ltprer % fpl6-
te Bla6fen me6 2ip og 2une. Mn-
6rem 9oblitrem talte for Dania og
fanot fig befeiet til at onbefale, at
Toreningen buroe i6ge at ielge fiji
f1otte 6oriamlingsbDgning, foroi
|State Street life lpngere bar @tre-
get for 9aniferne, Ser MI en- efter
onben flptte6e no til Sunction eller
|@elt Mocine. Sans uotaleIie / Sen
@ctning fan6t 6og lite Me6bol6 beo
|>ennc 2eiligbe6, bbao man bprte e.
ter 8or6et, men enbber bar 10 2or
It'll fin egen Mentng. 81. 6. SIien
|hol6t ct begeiitrct Sore6rag til Slime
!rifas Yris, Der bafte itormen6e Mp-
|bIa11s. Soreningens &reiioent> Mrel
Nicboro> ta1te barmt og in6erligt for
|@omcrne, og sc. g. 2asfen motipe-
reoe Ganmarfs SfaaI og 1og paa
flongf1l6e Strenge, 6a ban bererte
|Slesbigs nerforeitoaenoe @ienfor.
|ening meb Mo6erlon6et. Ser bar
Teitionge efter bber Sole, og Stats
|Orfeiter lebere6e Taffelmuiifen og
'pi1leoe 1ige1eoes til set onimere6v
|8o1, Ser T1,tte6e Soften. Mrronge-
nrentsfomiteen beito9 at 6. Gbriiten-
Zen, u. Se6oerie1, Mels @briitenien,
N1fre6 &ofman og Mrtbur 8eterIem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
8aa SuIebe5ba.

&ongresmano geiels SeS1,1l bor bee.
ret / 8pen / Slle11gen, men reiite
after til @aibtngton / 2ar6ags for
at bore tilitebe, noar Samlingen
uabnes oen 5. Sonuar.
@aitor Sstpalo @e1iing, ser bal
116fert Mislionsarbei6e / Micbigan
Tom ligele6es til 8pen for at feire
S11len mes fiji 6omtlie. 9enne elf
pnroige geiltlige Mano> Ser beit6oer
ct Init &u1ngr % ct iu1,6t Snn pao
2tbet, bor b11noet Jig mango Benne,
ber / 8pen, og Get oil gle6e os ollie
naar ri otter faar 8aitor Settling
blon6t os iom itaoig Meolem at So.
loricn.