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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND POOR IA


Where are you goingg" asked IN
ITO school" answered sammie.
First 60 out and hear Poor Jack
preach q little sermon" begged the
bunny.
aAn right spoke samnis and
Susie. wen have time before school,
So they hoped over toward the lit
I tie dinghy dell where Jack in the
I Pulpit had his woodland church IN
Gle Wiggily hoped on, and met 9TH
srs OF HIS animal friends on their
way 70 school
First 90 and let Poor Jack preach
I to YOU" said the bunny gentleman.
and soon seated in q circle around
I the Pulpit Jack were Jackie and
Petite Bow Wow. the puppy dogs
Johnnie and Billie Busytaf. the
i squirrels Lulu. Alice and jimmie
I WibbleWobble. the ducks, and many
NY dear friendsF began Jack in
[ the Pulpit when Uncle Wiggily had
] taken his seat Firstly, I want TO
] thank you for coming 70 hear ne
I preach 7 was so lonesome. having no
I one 70 talk 10, that I felt very sad.
Secondly I want TO tell you how
beautiful the woods are. and how
l calm and peaceful you viii feel when
I you take a walk under the trees And
thirdly, want 10 say
s. ana want 70 say some Ll-l5.
/ suddenly interrupted a harsh and IN
/ pleasant voice ! want 90 say thirdly,
fourthly and lastly that I cane FOR
some OF Uncle Wiggily's souss and
Pm going TO have IL. sermon OF no
semoul" and up from behind an old
stump popped the bad Pipsisewah-
-Oh, dear- quacked Lulu Nlobls-
wobble- Hes after Uncle Wiggily's
souseI What shah We do"
Hal Leave IL 20 mel" said Poor
Jack in the Pulpit Thirdly" he
/ braVelV went on, I want 70 say that
you shall not have Uncle Wiggily's
] souse. M. Pip"
who VIII stop ne" boldly asked
I the bad old PipsiseWah-
Z .---l-- hraEa-E a-zEaral he LacE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
R. E. THOMSON INVITED TO
SPEAK IN TOYAH ON JULY

Toyah, Texas. June 14.-E- 3.
Daniel, chairman OF the committee
empowered 10 engage speakers for
the big three days celebration on
July 4, sent invitations TO governor
W P Hobby, congressman c. 3.
Hudspeth, p E. Thomson. Pat NJ
Neff, representative Stewart and
county judge Ross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

With that he reached down IN the
hollow cuplike pulpit, IN which he
stood. and caught up some water that
had rainsd down the night before
This water the Jack threw in the face
OF the Pip
I don't need q bath This is no place
for mel hoWled the Pip, as away he
ran. and he didn't get Uncle WiEgily's
souse after all Then the Pulpit Jack
preached the rest Of his happy little
sermon, the animal children went on
TO school and all was well
And II the paper hanger doesn't
stick the egg heater on the piano with
some molasses. Tu tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the tap-tapper.-
Copyright. 1890. By Mcclure News
payer Syndicare.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
Advancing Years


always loose and find falling Iinght
the govt and walking
weary when lock ten minutes at have fr
Oh such things with the penalties
the bygne times ated down Dimes winry years
view; piled Of
whine Of fortune Of % world
failed the shining long behind
There's nothing crippled
tong drudging pay
thrown and wishing he dead.
Copyright BY George Matthew Aaarns WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

preventing sunburn or trouble IN
bleaching It off Personally. I think
certain amount OF sunburn and a
certain number OF freckles are an
added attraction to a woman. and
would not 90 to any great trouble 10
avoid either OF them But I know
from my correspondence that many
think differently.
Today I want to give a formula for
a lotion for keeping the hands and
face soft and white, and to prevent
and overcome sunburn.
Honey-Almond Lotion.
Ounce seed. Is ounce cold water.
pint Steep for u hours. and strain
without pressure Sweet almonds.
ounce; bruise, add to strained liquid,
let stand for four hours more. and TO
this milky substance add: Glycerine,
1 ounce; boric acid, 80 grainss oil Of
bitter almonds. 4 drops; pure honey,
half ounce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

once upon a time. when Uncle Wig
~ gily was hippity hopping through
the woods, looking for an adven-
ture. he heard a sad little voice say
ing
"Oh. dearl Oh. deari Oh, dear"
MY goodness" exclaimed Uncle
Wiggily, folding down one ear over
his pink nose 50 It wouldn't twinkle
so fast That sounds like troubled
That's what I say when the Pip OF
Skee Is chasing me 10 get my souse-
I had better be careful"
So Uncle Wiggily looked around
the corner OF the trolley car and
there he saW-no one az all
This IS funnyl" whispered the rab-
bit gentleman to himself I was
sure I heard a voice. and yet"
"Oh. deari on. deari On, dearI'
cried the voice again Il am SO lone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
SENATOR AsHURsT IMPROVING.

Washington, d. c.. June 14.-Sena-
tor Ashurst Of Arizona who was
operated on here Friday for a minor
ailment at Georgetown hospital was
reported today TO be in no danger
and resting easily. His physicians
said the senator would be out in 10
days. He viii be unable to attend
the san Francisco convention When
he leaves the hospital he VIII return
to Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
Patter And Chatter
The Swag Brothers.

srru,s On 'suuoo1 ssrsf 'E5E1q EIo1s
I TNCLE THOMAS deals IN cotton
And he's very much disturbedi
ssThfnEs,s he says -are simpll
rotten
And the papers should be curbed-
Too much talk concerning pricesf
I'm for censorinE the ueTs5
Editors should damn the vices
II they wish TO air their FfeWs.7
I TNCLE BILL got rich in miningi
| a4Ism for censorships7 says he's
astop this editorial whining
Freedom often gets too free.
BY their eaEernezg to mention
Every little rise in price
They are stirring up contentious
JAN 'em aIl-that's my ndVice.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
CANDIDATE. ESCAPES DEATH
At CHILEAN AssAssIN,s HANu

Santiago. Chile. June ian at
tempt 70 assassinate Arturo Alessan-
dri, presidential candidate Of the
Liberal Alliance, occurred this
morning.
Three shots were fired. but he was
uninjured- He was speaking from
the balcony OF his house.
His son, rushing at the assailant,
disturbed his aim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

I TNCLE JOHN q interested
" In an Eastern wooden milll
why he walls. @are we mo-
leEtedf
Let the rotten press keep still
Why should editors be telling
What we ought TO charge Tor
EOOdsf
Tn for passing laws compelling
Them to hustle TO the vEoodH.7
7 TNCLE HENRY deals In leather
u A. 10 editors. a doubt
Keeps him from deciding whether
We should sE5ot or drive them out.
Anyhow this much r. certain.
A. you probably have guessed.
That the editors HRe hurtIn'
business and should be auuureraef.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
Be Kind to Animals.

AEANS inhumanity to has kept the world in tears
M for centuries But cruelty to dumb animals is not less
evil Anv speerhess animal that can suffer pain is always
liable to be mans victim and only in instances can It
protect itself against the lord of creation Fortunately
the automobile has along and saved the horse much
Of the suffering 1t endured But with hot weather the
horses that still bear burdens subject to special DIS
res Horses should be watered often and not oveworkd
or left standing unprotected longer than nees-
saTy. =,
Cattle have IN for lot Of misreatent that mas
been the result of thoughtessness rather than wanton
cruelty There is way to prevent the growth OF hors
on calves that makes unnecessary dehornng with its pain
By rubbing the spots where the horns are to grow with
piece of caustc potash until the spots red the growth
Of horns can be prevented This should be done before the
calf two weeks old And for necessary operations an
animal is entitled to the application of local anesthetc
well as IS a human patient.
The other day $4,000 worth Of animals were slain IN
the production Of motion picture called The Lost cry
That was not in Mexico but in the United States Sucn
slaughter for ADJUSTMENTS sake should not be tolerated
not only because It isn't fair to the animals but also be
cause the witnessing Of slaughter and torture has degrad
ing effect on human beings buIfghts have proved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

the oil companies as TO the conduct
OF the recent revolution
He said 1855 oil wells already had
been drilled, or were projected Up 70
the present time. and that there are
now 2eS productive wells. The gen
sral also called attention TO in
creased trade between the United
States and Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

The only woman seeking for nomi-
nation and election TO the United
States senate, Miss Anne Martin, Of
Nevada. is opposed TO the treaty OF
Versailles IS in favor OF q league OF
peace and all nations: would restora
the pre-war rights o. free speech.
press and assembly, would restore
all political prisoners and c0nsci-
entious directors and would tax war
made milli0naires to pay the costs OF
the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

@TTS almost worth while t git mar
l ried jest fer tn ole shoes an rice, "
said Miss Violyette Moots, IS, t'day.
William J. Bryan has lasted longer
than aWay Down East" but Silver
Threads Among tn Gold" is leadin'
him a merry chase.
Copyright National Newspaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
ALBANIAN PEACE ENVOY SLAIN.

Paris, France, June 14.-Essad
Pasha, head Of the Albanian delega-
ton in Paris and former provisional
president Of Albania. was assassinat-
ed here yesterday. Three shots were
fired at him by an Albanian student,
two OF which took effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

There IS a sheufish in the Medi-
terraneans which produces a good
quality OF silk. Fabrics have been
manufactured from IL. but only as
curiosities- One OF the greatest diff
ficulties encountered by medical mis-
sionarfes in China IS that patients,
after receiving gratis a bottle OF
medicine. usually sell It to some one
else for a trifle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Mrs. Yone Cuzuki. known as the
Oriental queen Of commerce." in
Japan is probably the richest woman
in the world,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
HarUest Army to Get
Record Wage This Year

Kansas City. No. June 1.-THE
1920 harvest field laborer viii not
only be the highest paid but also the
best fed. housed and -mothered" in
history. Civic and church organiza-
tions throughout Oklahoma, Kansas.
Missouri and Nebraska are planning
to be fathers and mothers" to the
soldiers Of the harvest army
Kansas wheat growers have set the
pace in fixing a minimum wage scale
The lowest figure to be paid will be
20 cents an hour. II is expected that
a similar scale will be adopted in the
three other states Large tents viii
be erected. where entertainment VIII
be provided, stationery supplied and
buttons sewn on by the mothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

The Republican convention showed discourtesy when
failed to move to Philadelphia when senator PenTose foun
he was unable to make the trip to Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

The United States VIII 20 on sugar rations June 81
The british empire has al Of the sugar wants thanks to
president Wilson's poor judgment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

The unsuccessful candidates FOR the nomination can at
least always point with pride to the fact that they were
considered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

The killing IN New York Of whist expert reminds Us
again that It is safer to be a checker expert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Dr.. Nicholas Murray Butler Handicapped IN his
presidential aspirations by reason Of the prejudice against
professOr-presidents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Fat pork baked in honey was a
favorite CONNECTION among the women
in the DAYS of Horace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14


81 Ines It. Ia { In ArgonneT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Anv candidate would rather lose 90 percent Of IN
pIanls N his platform than 10 percent Of his vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Au combination effected by the Turks and the bolshe
iki viii come under the head Of combustbles-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Overlooking opportunities holds country back nor
han the positive mistakes it makes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

VIII the Democrats succeed in finding candidate who
an carry Sam Gompers?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
GRANTS OPPOSED
FOR EX-S0LDlERS

go.r>Jrn rnuN rAWG "Nr
maintained .,,r "n quIt '"'7'
hearing.
u.p,r.rra.I.p TrrrdNuN r'p''-
u,au Mu.alrbusotu rtld ihc com
rdtf,r should not permit CRU. ~.
OF lho American Iygi"u. 'idlnE ''"'
"ryIdouIly iI.aly exists between va.
rious aHt1r atoms
'Cuuy.smH must hc prrW'l'rl ~
We get anywhere inlcrlcot"d h'p-
roscututiNc Gardner. d'h"'''"
Texas.
After n,c minutes Of wraugllhs
tmoug members. during Which HrI
.raI started ~ leave, Chairman f"I' .
nov ruled that Witnesses should h"'
,riui,isc other organizations
uaIc urgod passage of - hill au-
thoriL.ug uf relief tu discharged s'I
icc mon at the rate of $50 "a month
instead oC $50 with an aId't'uh".
rrnnt Of flOu 10 thuHo who r"rNcl
overseas. aud favored passage al the
Morgan bin, Ito give service men th'
option ~ selecting homcstoads.
"uow could the money %" fai' ga
for this bonus" asked Eopresonia-
tive Kitchin. democrat, North caro-
lima. "rhoro is public dcbt or ~
billion dollars now
Tells pian.
"Our plan uid Hale would p'
TO tax all Incomes above fbO,oOu al
tho rate of . per cent graduating
that until per cent would p'
charged ON Incomes above tl,oOo'-
O0n. This would provide A2uO,Ooo'
600. according to the Internal rev
cnuc bureau"
some of tho alleged economies
practtccd by this congress are
crime," the witness said, where
upon Mr.. kitch,n remarked that tine
/ economics of this republican con
/ grcs tn Is crime
Halo said "lp appreciation hh'
/ nothing more had been extended t'
| discharged soldiers.
These mon" he declared, have
| been turned hack to civilian life WI
/ go pieccs of silver and they have
been brought face to face with th'
| ingratuudo ~ the republic. Th'
| only wonder * that they have stpo'
30 long tho apathouc attitude O.
| congress
Members OF congress received
! back pay when they we're disoharg"'
from tho army aud returned 10 ih'
house. he srId, adding that oth"r
were equally a. deserving as cN
soldicr conErCs men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
WILSON SPHYNX
ON COMING RACE
Is Not Candidate and Has
No Favoritc Yet, the
Politicians Say.
WILL EXERT INFLUENCE


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
nlNpN no siIL noe ISLAND,
shipping BOARD Ia iirCci'c nldS for
Disposal of Giant Wards.

WASHINGTON, March 3 The
shipping board rs ready 10 sell Hog
Island the great fahricating AMP
yard built during the war.
Chairman Payne announced to-day
that the title had been perfected hy
payment OF &l,T5i.OO0 to the Amer
lean international Shiphuildng cam-
pnny. which owned tho land, and
that ne was ready to receive tenders
FOR the property
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
Hotel Man Dies

NEW YORK, March 3 Harry T.
Sumsou, owner OF the Hotel Cumhrr.
land, for many years secretary ul
tho New YORK llc,rl Mems u-su.
citation ana formerly 20 prominent
banker I'm Kansas city died her,
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m
The strong Withstand Tho Winter
cold Better Than The weak

Old pc5plo VINO arc feeble ana
Younger people who are weak, VIII
be srrcngthcued and enabled 10 -
through thc cold weather by taxing
GROVES TASTtI.FSS chin TONl'.
which H simply iHON ani QClNINE
sIfpeudcd On syrup so pleasant even
children Ike Co. You can soon trci
its Strengthening lnvigoraung III
foot prlcc soc. Alst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

Tho Campbell home is ou" ~ the
mutf b,auNful 100 Ec,Hda.
Miss piDtfDr1 could not vi"
reached ly telephone
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Stpr=6auit.

S &jgbenbabn bpffer set tor Sp=
iigt, at ben fien0te graife &ipbmano
Gonita1ttin 6. Mit3opou1os er bleben
erfleret 5allit, foroi ban life fur6e
inofri Ell 8efsel paa 100000 8mno
Sterling, eller ca. 8 Milfioner aro=
ner. Mtan me11er, at ban er fommet
8anifeligbeoer efter at babe tabt ca.
Z Millioner &roner paa en- Srplalt=
ipef1tlation @anffe biit bar @it5o=
poltlos proteiteret moo 6alliterflp=
rtngen, beb6enoe at Slutie6len er
o%Dertraa0t;; bette bIiber im0lerti6> pp
til &ette11 1t afgigre.
Set bar / &rigens an6et Mar, at
Nit3oponloS Tom tiI &igbenbapn.
San bar oengang 90 Mar. gamneI oq
.babbe, fom man nj foritaar, arDet fin
6aoers SHbsre6eri pan Muslano.
Set bar bans Mat at gipre Gorretnin-
ger meo set rusiiife -&&iiee, og oerfor
flog ban fig neo / Danmarf, / ct 2ano,
Ser laa befpem l,oen for &rigen. Sdn
flptteoe oprtn6eligt ino paa @otel
Briftol; men 90 5otel o'9lngleterre
blebbpgget on, fan6t ban BET bebage=
s1iigereat.bo i bette Sotels pragtfuloe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Gu farIia Meoipiller.

timber Opfprelien ii "Gn ltngfarls
Moral" paa 8ergens rationale See
tie git en- al sc optrGoenoe Gamers
Npffer iaa bibt, at bum life beg til
bage for at Bloc % flore fine Meb=
ipillenoe % ligefrem bnaie til Suf=
flpren, Ser enbog maatte forlaoe fin
Hlaos. 9%catercgefen fdn6t, at 9ioen
bar inoe til at 9iere fort @roces og
meooelte Sen opletiige Mfiteo poa
9raat 8apir. Mf &aieri beo bun
@befen i @aanoen, iaa 8loo fltb, og
itprteoe mes ct @Dl ue6 / &iel6eren,
bporfra bum maatte beres biem. Set
bur inge,l minbre emo Sen / Gtpffet
me6birfenoe forte &at "@oippbernos".
Den blep eritattet meo en- bpio &at
me6 ct fromn1ere 5inoelag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
2. 3pmes Gfiebme.

Set befrefter fig ifslge SCAT" ,
at Set er &egieringens @enligt at ien-
Sc EFT Delegation til &aris for oper=
for Stormagt=&aaoet at tolte oct no.
tionale 9anmarfs Dnjfer og Sem
lttlltnger angoaen6e 8eparingen al
9anifbeoen / Mellemi lespig. Set bar
pGret UNDER Sperbeielie, ON fife
ltoerrigSminiiteren perionlig bltroe
opertage &berpet; men Set er natur=
ligpis forbunoet n1eo @anlfeliabeoer
for oen 11pe &egiering lige I SEN fgr=
fprlte panifelige 2epeti6 at futile 11n6=
bore lin lt0enrigsminilter. Mon bar
oerfor beitemt Jig til at ier1oe en- &C.
legation. 0ens Opgobe oil / Scribe
lesbe6 bline at itptte Sen mellemlles=
pigite Populations 6orilag til 2. So
mes Snternationaliiering, ct Jorjlag,
lom er l%toarbeioet al Ell fremragenoe
&etsl9ro. 0elegottonens MeoIem-
mer pil blipe palgt 11oenfor set oiplo=
motiife &orpS; @eianoten / Horis
moa natl1rligpis poe Sen oiplomotife
8iitano. Ser nep11es Mopne Ion1
Hrofesior &obiing, 9irettpr Mei11-
borot og &rofeSior @in6ing &ru1e.
Samttotg ifal set bore Sonfen IT
o1mooe GfScellencen $. g. Mn6erlc11
ONT at gao til 2onoou for ogioa Scr at
nirfe for 3onlfbeoens Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
llbfgrlel af silt til spiflanb.

Sc iampirfen0e Mn6els 5iiteialgs=
forenineer bar efter en- &effe Gor-
ban6linger me6 De DiteMpnotgbeoer
opnaaet Ell Droning, Ser muliggipr
EFT @ienoptagelfe al Giife=@fsporten
til Splflan6. &anifeligbeoerne bar
10 ierlig lieget / Gpitlanos manglen=
De 8etalingsepne, ON tontont 8eta=
ling bar ser life funnet b1ipe Sole,
men Oroningen eiper Epiflono Ell
&reott paa 3 Mar for &alp6ele,t al
8elebet og 4 Nar for sen a1oen &olb=
oel. Stfferbeoen titles / tplfe @tats=
giel6sbepiler.
Sen opnaae6e Operensfomlt ON
&riier er life ier1ig tilfreosltillenoe,
meooeler observation-disclosures; men
Spiflano beboer, at meo sen tplfe
&alutas muberen0e labe &urs er set
11muligt at betale mere, % at 6en
faltiatte &ris er n1eget bpi for Sc tp=
fife 6orbrugere. Ser er lite Sale ON
- beb6er set bioere = at BEN ne0
.Epit11no opnaaeoe 0roning giper ST.
fferiet u6iigt til anoet ems at opraa
en- lob &rts for Set Sperlfnosfilfe,
iom lite tan afiettes / 0annarf, og
iom trpffebe oen biemlige &ris iaa
lan9t ne6, at Sen eno iffe oeffebc
6orI Observation-Disclosures.
6tlferierbperbct oil MI ipge Sta=
tens Stette til ~@ienmemfprelien al
6en opnaaeoe Sr0ning, 81. a. berbeo,
at man onmooer ONT 5tatens @ara,tti
for &9r0ien al 6e oeponereoe tplfe
StatsgiGlosbepiier.
S%roningen CT tiltraoot al 9an=
nrarfs @opiiiteriielltaber og 9an=
marfs 6iifebanolerforening, % man
nerer ct goot @aab om, at oct bill
lpffes efterboan6en at orage ogiaa
ben gbrige 6iifeefsport ino UNDER
oens &ammer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11

&eb baarliet 9elbreb. "W1in Man6
bar beret peo ooarligt @elbre6 / cit
lang 3io," lfriner 6ru $. .. 9orn=
bolt fra &elfiel6, Saff. "Son leo
llemt al @9morrbotoer og babbe It'll
% oa Mnfal6 al Sppffelie og Sbim=
melbeo. 8rugen al Dr. @eters &u=
:rifo bar giort BAN meget lterfere, og
ban beftn0er Jig beore MI eno roge11,
iinoe tilforn." Dette gamle, paalt6e=
lige nrtemiooel bar for Eniin6er pe=
ret en- &iloe til 51rnobe6 % Gtprfe.
Gor n9rmere gnfeltbe6er tillfrip Or
Heter 6abrnep & Cons g., 1901
8albington 8lpo., Chicago, 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Morse billis at 6ielpe.

Set bar b9ret npb11t, at Ser mes
set fprite funoe pentes &ropoiition
ON Morges &reoitpoelie til Sc npo-
lioenoe Stater, og at set gialot en-
rem 9ialpetieneite oberfor 9itrig,
Ssngoilapien og cit @affe at 6e anore
npe Stater, iom befin6er Jig i Meos-
tilitan6. Snotil Soften er blepet fore
flaaet, at Sc nel1trale stnter bier
i}Gr ifuloe ofgipe @arer, iom oe fun=
De afie, MOB en- &re6it, bborfor Ser
iful6e blibe faitiat 8egler for Dem al
le. Set er blepet foreilaaet, at Morge
.ifl1l6e b6e 4re6it for II Miuioner,
.bbortn @orge bar erftnret Jig -fuIbt
til at lepere De garer,iom man
maatte iio6e inoe meo.