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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-18
30 American Heroes Listed in Reading Course

Reading Course No. g." or as Thirty
American Heroes"
Thirty American Heroes
I. Columbus. Columbus the Dis
cove-er. BY Frederick D. ODER.
2. Father Marquette. Heroes Of the
Middle West. By M. H. Catherwood.
Father Marquette. By Reuben Gold
Thwaites.
3. William Penn. William Penn. BY
Rupert S. Holland. The True William
Penn. By Sydney G. Fisher.
4. Washington. Washington, Vir-
ginia Cavalier By William H. Mace
George Washington. By Woodrow
Wilson.
5. Franklin. Benjamin Franklin
BY E. Lawrence Dudley. Autobiog
raphy of Franklin. Life of Franklin
By John T. Morse
g. hamilton. Alexander Hamilton
BY c. A. Conant. Alexander Hamilton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-18

20. Clara Barton. Life of Clara
Bar ton. BY Percy H. Epler.
20. Alice Freeman Palmer. Life of
Alice Freeman Palmer.
80. Anna Shaw. Story of Pioneer.
Autobiography
Good Collective Biographies.
The Men who Made the Nation. BY
Edwin Erie Sparks.
Masters of Space. By Walter X.
Towers.
How They Succeed. B. o. It. Mar
den.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-18

ed letters from H. E. Barnard, for
merly in charge of the state food ad-
ministration. asking their support in
a movement to have Herbert Hoover
nominated for president.
The letters say that Mr.. Hoover will
recognize no organization, but it is
intimated that if sufficient pressure
is brought to bear on him by individ-
uals, he will permit his name to be
used.
The letter asks for prompt action
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-18
Local Food Directors
Receive Hoover Letter

Former members of the food admins
tration of Wayne county have receiv
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in notifying Mr.. Barnard OF the sentr
ments of the individuals who received
letters.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
En- tu Bng
mt Danmark,

Ealtor G>polo &riltcni chs Yog,
"9onmorf o9 Set ool1ifc Tplf", bar
prret mig CIT glr0eli9 G%pcrroifcllc.
Seq bap6c life bel1tet, at ser / oisic
>prc Ii0cr fu11be blipc Mooo til at
|bp6c Sen f%orbolosbis lille oonlf-
on1crifonlfc 2riefre6s ioo flor %
Ioo lnulft 110ltpret Ell 500 ipn1
oeruc. Set CT iiffert r1oget al ct
&opeitpffc, 111e11 ct &ope 1tpffe, Scr
|f%ortiener at lpffes.
gogcl1 ct poa 472 ltorc tot truft,
|Sioer mes Ell Mnng0e ppperligc
8ille6cr, Ser fonmcr til 6ercs full
De Set poa Set go6e Yopir, ser or
br1tgt. M1e11e iom @illeobog fumes
ben mig nGlten at bore Yer9cl1e
bGro. Weon fan 1igefrem fomn1c
til at lenges efter Donmorf pe0 at
1c poo 8%illeoer11e. 9is1e Bine6ur
|nil iiffert bore ct aoot Mi66c1 til
at ifoffc @ogen Sropos bos Sem,
Der life bar let 9onmorf, men al
ligebel gjennem Stem, Gfolc og
Strife bor foaet Mgte1ic oa @jrrlia-
.Deo for @lGgtens gom1e @icmltobu.
Spoo 2nieitoffet o11goor, ga n1ao
jeg bcficn0e, at ieg life fat lrit
belle Soge1 igicnnem enonu; men
set, jeg bar 1rit, fat ieg bopt Gle
Sc og l16bptte al. Seq far 1Git fer
og ser: ONT Mo0ersmoalet> ON ST.
feb6jifolen, on1 Solfeforofteren> ON
&1tnltcn, ON Mpe11, om 8ornbolnr.
om @dn6erip1lan6 og not11rligpis
ON min @arnooms 8p> Morb11s.
Set, lorn @~orn6omsmin6erlr,
fnptter fig til, b1iber noturligbis
set fdrite, man Ter efter. @pis set
MT er Mden e1ler 8ornbolm, Ioo
bi1 man itffert fin6e, at Sc Ger for
en- Gangs @fpl6 er fommen til Sc
reg &tt; ri alr6re bill maaife iige::
og 1i6t til. SSffffe> at ser er fact for
meget ener for meget fbnt ON
M6en og @ornbolm; men iflIoe al
1e 2anos6ele / Sorbolo til 6eres
@terrelie babe babt famine Beban6z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
3Il. Namiltr Jnmrnal.

Nbonncntcr, loln crbploer "SSll.
In,nilie Soltrnol" "iorrnlcl1 meo Set
te Sluo, gjpres opmurflom pao -
io1n oglon @nng poo Gang bar boz
ret nleoOelt her / @la0ct - at 0isie
IL Blade lepcrcs til nllc furlt11os=
bstalcuoe 9lbom1euter for $500 pr.
9tar.
ri bar tibligcrc leperet hcgge
I!ooc for $3.50, men poo @rl,llo
a Sc iturft iorbpic0e Yapirpriier.
l}opirrnonge{, Nrbrioslon, Yorto
III. NJ. er III life iltono til at gibre
Set luugcre.
&c 9houlle,tcr, ser fl,n lcuocr
$50 Tor begge &looe, fpittcrcs Ser
fcr HI: fpr 8 Mnul1eber.
S11ifer mar, fife bcgge &looe, BE-
oe7 set n1cooclt. 9~Sri|cn CT ga for
Bette SLAB $3.50 pr. Nor. ISL.
lSo,lliIic Souruol" CT 75c pr. Mur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
DENMARK RECOVERING STOLEN
GOODS.

The plebiscite in North Schleswig
has taken place with results that can.
not fail to lower German prestige.
The population in the zone marked
off affirmed its desire to reunite with
Denmark. Such is the sorry common.
tary made upon more than a half
century Of German rule.
It is true that racial sympathies
were not the determining factors, ne
c%essarily, in deciding the outcome.
The economic situation played it's
part. The Danish government had
made it clear that the inhabitants
Of the area would not suffer because
of the present ruinous rates of ex
change. The S~chleswigian was thus
assured that he would become a much
richer man the instant his accredited
nationality was Danish rather than
German. But, to offset this, the Ger
man Government had put up many
tempting proposals to the Schleswig
inhabitants, in an endeavor to save
them, literally at all costs, to Germa-
ny The German government now
doubtless regrets it's activities, as
these attempts to bride, virtually, the
people into remaining German has
sterilized the natural argument that
otherwise would have stayed in it's
hands. It "a no longer say that eco
nomic inducements alone caused the
inhabitants to turn Danish, as econo-
mic inducements had been offered on
The German side as we'll.
The Bismarckian wrongs are being
slowly righted. The entire territory
of Schleswig -Holstein, which Bis
marck so ruthlessly stole, will not be
returned to Denmark, chiefly for the
reason that Denmark refused to take
It. Denmark only Wants the actual
Danes given back; it very wisely de-
clares it has no Wish to be the custo-
NA9SO
dian of a German "%irredenta" popu-
lation.
1t is impossible not to admire the
,judicious restraint exercised by the
Danish government, particularly at a
moment when most other governments
in Europe put no checks upon their
greed. But even a partial righting of
the ancient wrong = as much of
ri1hting as present circumstances
render practicable - will be viewed
by the rest of the world with great
satisfaction. Denmark deserves, and
richly, what she has regained; and
the whole moderation of her. course
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
DEN DANsKE SANG.

Lifligt flHjte Wristbands Nattergale
Galliens Hane v;ekker Kampens Mod
Strengen bnver i Kastiliens Dale,
og i Tonen Hammer Sydens Blod;
over D;ek son under Kirkens Bue
bruser Brittens Rpst med Orgelklang
og, SON der er Kraft i Rinens Drue,
or der Styrke i den tyske Sang.
Trio dog, fremmede! eli, at i Norden
Livet gisper stunt og sl@vt og mat!
tro Ell, Hjertet stivner her som Jorden
hvorpaa Vintren har sit Snetelt sat
tro eli, Tanker her sit Udtryk savner
tro Ell, Aanden er i Bpjle lagt!
tro eli, du kan puste bort som Avnel
Nordens Mend med dine Lungers
Magt!
Nej, der banker i wort Bryst en- Stra.
frem mod Livets frie Hdjdepunkt,
Og der RULER Os ct Kvad fra Lpben
som wort Hjerte foraarsvarmt og ungt
s@dt som Pigemundens E%lskovsgave,
bl@dt som Bplgens Leg i skovdpkt
Bugt,
dybt som Vaabengny fra Knmpegrave.
stolt og kpkt som wore Tankers Flugt.
Killing da, Nordcns Toner, over Van
gen!
mod de fremmedc kun uden Sky!
NAL den StOrhed, som er lnngst for
gangcn!
varsl ON den; der fGdes skal af ny!
lyd som vor %betrnngte Moders Klage
far hver hendes SON til Mary og Ben
kald os vore Fpdres Kraft tilbage,
mems vi rejse Danmarks Grnnsesten
G. PlOug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20

In case of moving, the OLD as we'll
as the NEW address should be stated
and also the name of the paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
Jnflmpnza.


9e1 iponife :Snfluen5a eller "Gbt
Stu" roier mt otter mango Gte0e1
/ 2at16et. l1nite6 @tates Y11bli,
@eoltb Serbice bar 0erfor 1enot os
f6genoe Mrtifel om> bboo GDg6om-
men egentlig er, og bba6 &ien6e=
teg11ene er pnn 6en:
"Den SDg6om, Ser ct fienot I'M
Der Nabnet "tbcssSSlu" eller "Spmrlt
Snfluen5a", er narme1t at betragte
iom en- meget imitiom Mrt at Gorz
fielelie, le6iaget af Sober og @mer-
ter / &obe6et, @inene> @rene, Mpg=
gen og on6re 2egems6ele. @om
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
Danak 1nlkrHamfmnA

Mifop &rc0icn fore loor: "0ol1it
Uolfelamfl1nb oprctter ct Tono -
til at bcgpnoc mco $1,000 - Ser
onnenocs til at ltettc %teologilfc &on=
oiootcr ira Ben oanife GrGltclfole,
|c(lcr 2Grere og 2Grerinoer, ser
onifcr at rciic til 0anmarf og ldge
|ploere llo0amlcl1e / Can't. Ser
trnfeS poa iaooonne, lo1n CT feote
cllcr pppofl eoc fer 2ar16ct. 9. S.
|Stprclie forpalter 6on6et % gipcr
|Sr(p bcraf = iom 2non cller 60
be - otter Nnldgning, a%l1befolet al
Frrl~ tclfolens 6orltonocr og Strife
lomflmoets Sormono."
Ser bcbes ltemt oper 6cttc 6or=
Tag loo Neiultotet fan bore mig
ihr>lbc iclrclt 10. Mpril 1920.
Mc11onni11ee, Micb., 10. Teb. 30.
81. $. Surgeons.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
C.. Pics, Forlag, K9benhavn.

I S1nag med A%schehoug & Co., po-
pulare Romanserie, anbefa1er vi fra
,dette For1ag en- Serie spnndende Ro-
maner ALE smukt Indbunden OF
med farvclagt Omslag.
| STORE Oplag HAYES:
Oxenham. John, Den LANCE Vel. Ro-
man. Indbunden ............ 90
Queux. Wm.'le. De Fire Ansigter. Ro-
man. 1ndbunden ............ go
Williamson. .Hvad Skaebnen har
Sammenf6iet. Roman. Indbun-
den . go
Wothe, Amy. Den Graa Dame. Ro-
man. Indbunden .......... go,
l enkelte Expl. HAYES: ,
Williamson. Kaerlighed og Kanal-
fart. Roman. Indbunden 49,. go
Wothe, Amy. Tavshedens Gard.
Roman. Indbunden 20
Hatton, Joseph: Ghettoens Drowning.
Roman. Indbunden IN
6. @asmnsiem g.,
720-722 South Tonrtb Street,
minneapolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
Gn Mc6cqiprclic.

Toltclamf ln0sfre0i en bcr / Nifpr
bar hc0t mig ifripe en- &eocgiprelic
for ocrs 6or1log. Seq bar 1opct at
neoIfripc, bna0 ieg Aipr0e Njrlocn;
sc ne0 Mobet, hpor set h(cn ne0to=
get; l11cn / Set ieg 1>1 prpper at
bol6c nit 2pfte, ilippcr Ser jo nof
ct o0 o16et mes, font jeg life iogoe
peo SEN 2ciligbeo.
Seq bor fin ltoot / Gonif ToLfc=
lnn1funo / ct bolpt g(or; men ica
bat ltooet / 6e11 0onlfe Strife 81
Nor, pg ga Solfeio1n og Sir
feiumfnl1bct olti0 hor boct 99r ONT
0pr> err 6o1feiomf ltn6et en- ioo
gon1mel 9efien6t, at jeg poper mig
til at 1t6tale mig ON BETS 6orr1ool.
9or ieg %foritoot Set ret, 6o CT Set
Tolfeiomfl1n6ets Spgope at fremme
@eporelicn al oanif Gprog pg
9onoslip fer / N(n1erifo 1oo lo11gt
og Ioo lGnge lon1 m,ligt.
Nc6 6ennc Gi6 er hi olle flor
ooer, at Sen oa1lfc &irfes Errl tier
|ej I 2Gng6cn bil fl1rne bnp6e 6cres
Sitting, bbi5 Sc life fon BRUCE set
enac11fe 5prog frit og %notltrligt> og
ifal Set, Ser or 6olfeiom DIP
gope, fremmes, moa ErG1terrc pn=
re meo i fpritc HGffc, hpoo cntc11
Sc bprer til 9. s.. eller ej.
Maa ieg in6ifp6c SEN @emnrf=
ming, at Set %forefomn1er mig, at
Sore tillingerne ON, bpob ser frn=
pes al cngclif l166annelle fpr at
jbnb6e fig / 6en 6onffe &irfes Sic
ncltc, bor bGret ret operipnn6te.
Ser bur beret tolt, Iom on1 Set bat
npSDen6igt, at bore Yrufer bopoe
EFT "Gro6", bel1t cit 9oftorgroo,
fra ct omerifanlf l1niberiitet; 6ertil
ifltl6e Sc bere go6t biemme / ser
%tcoloaiifc 5prog poa e1gelif, ioa Sc
fan br1tge BET poa 8rn6ifei tolen;
ellerS bill uniperittets6mne6eMeno
og &bin6er life fonme / Strife.
Seq forellaor, at hi 11p111er fist
poo Sr6ene:: 81 er life lfobte til
S9jbe0 .og 8lnit, pe6 Soroen at BIZ
be set tiener % be6it = el[er poo
Sroene: Tal INT lon6t ON imoat og
Itort og jpbnt ON alt set bgie.
l1niperiitets6onne6e Mnr6 og
@bi11oer, font bar facet nogen Da11=
nellie iamme1t me6 &1tn6foberne> OF
lem, gaar / Strife, fo1n1ner ser life
for at b9re bi6enifabelige 6oreles~
ntnger> %auermin6it teologiife. Ser
er life for SEM noaet opbpggeligt /
at b6re en- Man6 BRUCE Sc banife=
.ligite Sr6 ban fa11 fin6e / @ebiters
dictionary, og SEN @reit, ser Ia6er
Tin Menigbe6 ft66e og b6re paa, at
ban gi6r laroe .&rumipring til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
DrnHnuhrrjyakr Tnn1
Gcntrulfomitcem taffcr ale vi
bra9spberc.

6orn1onoeu for Nmcrifos Sen
%trolfornitc for Gen %ipnocripif'
Tono, ST.. g. s. Gorp0on, ofreiitt
SEN 10. /. M. otter til Seem Oor1
for at gidre Sl1bfipb til Sc Sren
lgen0e / Glespig, og Sc fplgel,oe So
rcr blcr fipbt og ofien6t mes "Ss
car g" til &iobenbapn:
2,4O0 CARDS &ioletpi
342 Ntu11oS og 0renaes Gpcr:
%froffer na &lu0ninger,
204 Gamers og Eigers %intcr.
foober,
1900 @usfjpler for Gamer,
600 @%11sfioler ior Eiger,
600 Tlonnel llnberlfjortcr 10,
9on1cr,
500 @inabom l(nocrlfjprter for
Gamer,
1850 MGn13 6lonnel Mrteios=
1fiorter,
240 Mr11os N(rbciosorogter,
500 Nor 5trpn1per for Mnl16,
Nbin0er og 8pr:, .
1920 Stpffer l1r10crtpi
525 s'pcotcrs for Mr1o, 0rc1'z
&c pg Higer,
1,O90 Eor Sfptbi for Muno,
:&Di10er % 9Drn..
Torbclin9cn al 0isic &orcr ODER.
tc0es al 9e lle5pigifc &pinocfor=
elingcr ligcio1n n1eo Sen fgrlte
Sen0i11g.
Gcntrulfon1iteen bor al @rl1n1
til at fple Jig ti1fre0s mes ST.. 60
rDoors Sn0fjpb. l1Den bans Gurc=
f11nolfab> 6orbinoelier og 1tore ST.
tere5ie, meo bpilfen ban omfotte6c
oisle Sn0fipb, bil6e set bope bpret
11mpligt at opr1ao ct 1oo go6t Ste
%ll;ltot; og Gentrolfomiteens Me0-
lemner CT taf11emlige for set ltore
Mrbeioe, Sr. gorD6on bor 1,6fgn,
og poolfj611ner SEN Gnergi og
llegennpttige &jrrligbe6, iom Fan
bar n6biit / EFT Gag, ser loa BAN
1oa ngr peo @jertet.
Ser CT en0nn1 en lille Sci It tilba=
&c al Sc in~6lan1le6e Ee11ge, iom TO-
re1pbig pil forblibe / Yonfens So
retegt. Set bil ienere blipe be-
fjenotgjort, bborle6es Bette @eleb
be6it fan onbenoes.
&e%iultotet al Sn0iomlinge1& moo
eoe life Set Mool, ri bop6e lat os.
.Dog opnaae0e hi beo SEN tpife
Msarfs lape &11rs og Sc billigeSno>
fipb ct 1angt b6iere Mool, ems hi
baboe bentet; Set bill 1tge, Sc trpn=
ae11oe / @lesDig fit longt it6rre
SGroier, ems bbis Sen tp1fe Morf
baboe itaaet paa pori.
&omiteen er tafnemlig liqeoper-
for ollie, iom biolp til at bringe
bette pame &eiultot, ollie, 1om .qop
oeres Sfjarb til Sc Irenqen6c, Der
obre | set on1ltri6te 2on6, af bpiI=
fet @u6ifelob en- Sci ct fomn1et /
.fre6elig &abn.
2oo oS a11e baobe, at Melte1 at
|Slesbig, iom faor Sob at ltemme,
bill fg1ge famine Sci.
Sm til ollie, 1om bar nte6 =
.Sof for oe itore fom for Sc i1moa
'@ooer. Sens Senlen,
Sefretnr.
-.#F ~. e.HR f.. 80 0
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. H-... +" Is .#.+ jTA~'#. #.-r.f.
Gegcl foriDin6er alle oiSle GDmp=
toner / 29bet al trc eller fire 0a>
&C, % Hatientel1 bliper 0crefter
burtig raft igjen. sos nogle al
Yotic'tcr1e u6pifler ser fig in1io=
lcrtio Ynelrn1onio, 1rebetpnoelie
cler Observation-Disclosures c (Meniu=
gitis), pg / mango al 6iSle Eilfe(=
Scr in6trG0cr Deoe1t.
5fipnt gpgoom1,cn faloc;
"iponi t" SSnflucn5a, loa fomrncr
loen 0og ilet life fra 5pouielL 11c1l
lpl1es at bore oloeles famine eng
boln, ipm bar bGrgct &er6en 11a11=
&c @ange tio1igere.
Ser CT lom &egel loo liot Tor=
iifie1 / &egpoellen imel(em oenne
|Spg6om og alminoelig Sorfjplelie,
at Ser life fan angipcs noge1 al
6eles liffer Maa6e, bborpaa man
oct enfelte SilfGl0e fan ofgjpre, ON
set CT Snfluen5o eller ci. Cen e>
oerimo6 let at fie116e 11aar Sen op.
|trGoer epi0cmilf. MeDens Torfjp:
|lclie % @oitc iom &egel fin font
nler, l1aar Set ct fpI6t, 1ua fan ScS11:
fl1en5a angribe 6o1f til bpilfen ion
|bellt Sis poo Noret. S olmillbc,
Zig Torfjplclle ct &jenoctegncl1t
Gcbcr, iSmerter og N%eotrbft6eo>
largtfra Ioo u6prnocoe cller lac
pluo!eligc / oeres Mngreb, iom Sc
CT / S11fllten3a. 90 olmi>16cliq
Norfjplelle ollgriber fife bele Nobo=
1oact ioo b1'rtiat og ioo in6gaocn-
16e> 1om S11fl11cn5a ajpr.
9foor ct Menlleifc blincr ouorc.
het al Snflaten5o,fplcr bon lif pll1o:
Ielig oaarlig. &ol1 tobcr 1i>1earui:
ter, folcr Smcrtc / Ti11e, 2rcr
9obeoet, &pgge1t, lln0crlipet o.
onore Gte0er. Mo1lgc al Eoticn.
ternc foler Gpi!nmelbeo, andre ia
tier up. Sc flel tie floger oper, nj
Sc frpier> % ct 9ieb1if iencre foa,
sc Sober, / bn;lfen oeres Scn1pc.
|rattr tiger til 100 eller 1O4 @ro
Der 6ahrcnbeit. 0crcS Nl1lS cr ion
&e9el t%e1n1nelia ipag.
@poo man melt logger Mprf.
til CT, at E%atie1tcr 1cr nugget lpo
ITO. Soooc Rj11e1rc % l1noerliGcn Al
Njenloa9cre CT tit bloo1prrl1qtc
g>G'c n bliber pco at rcr0e, o0 6ry
CT oftc Spite. l1n0erti6eu CT 6iSil
@ie1loetegn poa Torfjplelic life me:
get frcmtrr6cn0c men / ct6pcr'
IS1lfrl0c lcr Batiel1ten n1egct lp1
llp p9 1pler 11g pg1dd lclb l11cgct ,pG
6cbcrcn porer 1om logt luopon;
fig fra tire til fire Gage, bporcftc;
Fotlnltcn foln'11er Jig igien. Me1,
n1cocnS Ser ion1 Megel fin CT me.
get foa Gp0sfol6, Ioo bul16er Set
n11oertiocn, at 5pg6onu1e11 optrr-
Der I Ell n1egct ltrel1g 6orm nncn
CT Mo11gbe Do6sfol6. Goocn il1o=
trnffer Tom Meael poo @r1,n6 al,
at Fotientcn faor Fncurro11io cllc:
on0rc Gpa6omlne.
Set hcoltc mon fan gjprc, bpiS
man me11er at Gape Spgbommcl1, CT
at goa tiliengs og ie116c SUB otter
|9oftoren.
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ling, iaa bar 8ogen 11of bleber a6-
ifillige Wallge jtprre. Me11 Mgen,

ll4t9, JUL OuL OOSc4t wv uItOe1t wv
|lfillige Gauge %ltprre. Seen Mpen,
bocrne pil natur1igbis 1tao op og
|itge, at oct life er 5tprreller, set
|fomn1er al paa> life &pantiteten,
men &politeten1. Seq pi6lte ifte, ser
bar Elo6s til laa mango &erligbe=
Ser poa laa6amle ln1aa Yletter poo
I2an6fortet; men Set bar laare fG11g=
llel1oe at lnlc ONT, % nGlte Gang,
leg fon1n1er til 9anmarf, maa jeg
baooc til Mpcn og 8or11bolm.
6pr ocn> Ser life bor let Dan<
mari, blibcr set nof, JONI oct bar
for mig, Ga leg lnlte ON bine ifipn=
he 2cr> at set bliber ipert at fit
DC Fla6s til alle 6e4erligbe6er, font
gogen nlel0cr ONT, at ser fin0es
inoenfor Sen lille Ylct poo Ser
oel1sfortet, ser berer Dolmurfs
Nobn. Ganmorf bliper itprrc, og
Get bar go6t> ON set fl111oc ifc.
Nn1erifa blipcr 1aopilt fife mirore
of Set.
8oacrs forlfjclligc Mf1nit CT fire
bet al gooe og fjcnotc M1rno fra
6eggc Siber al Mtlonter6opct. 81
Mgn6 fra oennc 5i6c ma 10 fprlt
11GpneS Haitor g>polo &riItel11eu
lelp, Ser Far ifrcpct @rpberportcu.
Foltor ST.. Titergoor0 hor ifrcuet
ON Wo0ersrnaalet n1eo lrr1igt Sen=
hlif poa bort Mo6crsmools 8r1tq
fer / 2otloet. Eoitor s. H1Sorgcnl en
ifriper ON Mocn, % lon1 Mae11bo
CT ban lige pc0 at billc babe % til
at tro, at M6cn CT ct lille Eura6is.
Nalt. Sob. Nopr, Scr mt er / 9an=
mari, far ifrctct ONT Sp116eripl=
lono> p1 Set glu0cr mig at ic, at
ban bar toget Glespig meo; men
jog lfol life 11Ggte, at set CT mes
b%lonocoe TblclIer icg icr poo gi1-
lcoct al Slcsbig 0onfirfe og ter=
fer poo, at Freus1er11e hebol6cr
ocnle gar1le oauifc &irfc / ct gom=
melt oonif 2ol16. Moolfc CT Set
beo|t ioalcocs; 1nert jcg Far ipnrt
pc0 at f%oritao, at Netteu hlep frr1=
fct peo, at Dmnmorf fit fin nl6=
9onnle Nrnnic nus Gpo, Srtter-
1risIen, bpis Spor ieg far f1116ct
oo|fil(iNc Stc6er / 8ogen, bar for
mnorct Foitor @obicrgS Topn til
Sopbier9. @por megct al Sp(lon6s
%clfrine11e, Ser ifplocs bonS @oon6,
fan jog life riatig ie.
Set cncitc @oacr, ser far 7tp6t
mig, CT ct itort Sille0c al c3oblc.
SAM og bans Megjering CT jcg fife
ltolt al. ut bon bol0t Gunn1orf
llDcl1for &r1gcl1, ct life nof for
mig. Get forefom1ner mig, at Set
folteoc for nc1ct al 9o11morfs
sGre; men Iiea ct maoife life go6t
nof u16errettct.
@ogcn CT bcrnnc0 o%nbefolct poo
Set bc0ltc. g.. 9. No6hplm.
"0ormorf og Set 6o1lfc Tolf"
1togiDcn pau Nrel $. Mn0erlel1s
6orlog, faas Dos G.MuSnmsl en g.,
1872 50. Tol1rtb Gtrcet> Minncnpo=
lis. 6or Yris 1e mltoocnoe Ml1=
11once.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20

cannot but commend itself peculiarly
to Americans. II all the European
governments were exercising the
splendid balance which the Danish
government is showing, the outlook
for world-peace would be vastly more
inSpiriting than it is - Minneapolis
Tribune.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
8oeoperiettelic.

Balt. @rapengaarbs fien6te Bog
"@n S1tlegabe" er bleper operiat
poa @ngelff al Sol1rnaliit g. g.
Stronobolb og bill u6fomme puo
Oct itore merifanffe SorIagsfrma
@cbur6 g. Badger, Boston.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
SpuncIpnncu.

5ontioi1 gior III opmrrflom poo.
ct enhper IN e(hpnr1e11t poo &looet
iaor Trit tilienot oft set 11ofom,1c
q ror 112e {rrl1oenoe Tolicto11
"S@nnc'dnnen" al Marie Gopbie
Sthrort5. .....
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20

Se %iorag us Snoicuocle r til %laoct bcocs aorcsierct til
s. stas,nslsn Gp, 722 Su. It'll Street, @inneapolis, @inn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-24

protection and care?
II any one has a dog, cat or other
small animal which must travel on
railroads without its master to care
for it. we would. suggest an inquiry
be-sent to the American Humane Edu-
cation Society Boston, Mass, con-
corning the crate it has designed
that is safe, comfortable, and not DIFF
ficult to be handled by express agents.
There is an illustration Of this crate
in the January issue Of "Our Dumb
Animals.
From the Humane Education Blu
reau is quoted this true maxim: The
love we give is the only love we
keep. The greatest and noblest men
and women are those whose lives and
actions are founded upon tender SYM
pathies and who never fail to show
kindness to the helpless who come
within the sphere of their influence
whether human being or an ami
NAL
| Our Dumb niAmals" says that in
some boys and sport magazines so
many steel traps are advertised that
in many places 1--WE hope not Florida)
the boys are being trained in cruelty
for the sake of making little money
by selling skins. In one New England
town the craze became so real that
actually youngster carried off the
, family cat that he might get rs cents
for her fur! This temptation here
might be by destruction Of beautiful
birds instead Of fur-bearing animals,
for women to be in fashion areprone
to hats decorated in birds plumage,
as we'll as to wear furs, even in this
mild climate.
The Jack London Club, which is
! making heroic protest in this coun-
! try and Europe against the cruelty
usually accompanying the training OF
those teaching animals to do tricks
in circuses and "side shows has now
reached membership of $4,000. Il
costs nothing to join but let DR..
1 Francis T. Rowley, 1870 Longwood
Ave-, Boston, Mass, know about YOU
Golden Rule" decision. Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-24

Now is the time the orange is at
its best-beautifully colored, it's early
acid gone, ands bursting with Juicy
sweetness" says the Lakeland Tele-
gram, published in Polk county where
oranges land grapefruit attain the
fullest perfection. Those groves
where the fruit has not yet been
picked are pictures of beauty at this
time, the bright fruit showing in vivid
contrast against the foliage of dark
green" If there is anything prettier
than an orange grove in full bearing
it may be that it is when. a little
later, the blossoms appear, and share
the interest with the golden fruit and
the glossy leaves. But this is the time
for the greatest enjoyment of the fruit
and people in Florida, where they get
the oranges and grapefruit freshly
picked are fortunate. Those who can
get Florida's fine fruit, anywhere in
the country, are also fortunate and
the people are learning every year to
ask for and insist upon having 1t in
preference to all others. jackson.
vile Times Union.