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bers and guests were present, and a varied and pleasing programme, which was ably planned by Madame Duff Green, was given.
 Madame Green and Judge S. J. Weak ley read short articles from a book, "Un Voyage 9 L'Amerique," which described with quaint humor the visit of a Frenchman to this country in 1S70 Mile. Ruthe c. Stephenson read a French poem, entitled, "BHomme au Milieu des Oies," and then Madame Howard read an interesting article about France.
 After the programme French conver- sation was enjoyed, and amusing games, which greatly facilitated the conversation and the acquisition of vo- cabulary of the students who were present were played.
 The next meeting of L'Alliance Fran caise will 4be held Tuesday evening, February g. at the Civic association. A special programme, with music and re- freshments is being planed for that meeting. and all the members and those who speak French or are interested in the study of French are urged to be present.
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Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

Thy Blessing" (Barnby). organ post Jude (Guilmant).
 Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Organ prelude, Melody in C. (Best Anthem, Rejoice. the Heart of Tn. Servant" (Southard). Organ interludl selected. Offertory, Somewhere 'Ti Always Morning CParker). Orga ''Postlude in C. (Armstrong).
 First Methodist Episcopal Churc' South-Morning worship. II a. m.: Oi gan, Angels Serenade'' (Braga). Qual tet "Jubilate Dec" (Tours). Quarte; Glory to His Name' (Stockton). Oi gan. ''Postlude" (Salome). Evenin' worship, 7:30 D. m.: Organ, "Offertoi1 in E Flat" (Batiste). ''Berceuse" (Goo. dard). Solo, Mrs. Cole, "The Holy City (Adams). Quartet. Pass Me Not (Doane). Organ, "Postlude" (Parker Personnel of the choir: J. D. McGD tenor and director; Mrs Leon Cole. sc prano; Miss Lima Vogt, contralto; Led Cole, bass; Mrs. K M Morrison, orgax@ ist.
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Eternar' (Lugi Luzzi). offertory Gloria Patri" (wagner). Postlude, se- lection.
 Highlands Presbyterian Church Morning service: Prelude Allegro Maestoso" (Shelley). Anthem, Bless the Lord" CIxanof). Hymn No. 346. He Beadeth Me! o Blessed Thoughtr' Bradbury. Anthem, 'Harl1 Harki My SouP (shelley). Mrs McCowan and choir. Hymn No. 656, Forever With the Lord" (Wodbury). Duet, "Crucffix'' (Faure), Mesrss. Jackson and Carr Hymn No. 27, Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing" (Barnby). Organ post Jude Uemaigre). Evening service, 7;30 o'clock: Prelude, "Barcarolle" (Offen- bach). rCommunionr (Batiste). Dox- ology. Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow" Hymn No. 259, "Tell Me the old, Old Story (Doane). An them, Lovely Appear (Gounod). From
 The Redemption" Solo. selected. MT Carr. Hymn No. 1s7, Mighty God! While Angels Bless Thee" (Esch). Hymn No. 27, Lord, Dismiss Us With
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SOUTHERN CLUB PARTIES

Miss Elizabeth Jordan delighted all yesterday at the Southern club when she sang a group of attractive songs and her lovely voice was never heard to a greater advantage.
 Among the interesting parties was a luncheon given by the members of the Cosmopolitan Bridge club in honor of Mrs. J. w. Williams wno will leave shortly for Atlanta to make her home. Tn the party were Mrs. J. W. Williams, Mrs. Eugene Holmes, Mrs. A. l.. Kidd, Mrs. T. J. Hurry, Mrs. Barham, Mrs. E.. E. Smith, Mrs. w. I. Foreman, Mrs. Hix- son and Mrs. McCowan. The table was centered with crimson carnations.
 MT. and Mrs. Conrad Ohma had as their guests Mrs. F. E. Campbell of Washing gtonand Mrs. Lewis Underwood. MT. Walter Brewer had with him Mrs. Jordan, Miss Olivia O'Neal, and Judge Hugh Locke,
 Mrs. Edmund Rucker had as her
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guests Miss Courtney Shropshire and Mrs Edward Warren.
 Other noted guests were MT. and Mrs. A. M Taylor, MT. s. F. Thompson, Mrs Ernest Hettrick, Mrs. Thompson, pr and Mrs. D. F. Ta1ley, MT. Mcqueen, Mir J. J. Gilmore, Miss Bettye R. Gilmore Mir and Mrs. J. w. Whatley, MT. Shep- pard, MT and Mrs. J. Rivers Carter, MT. Basil Clarke, MT. Paul Earle, Mrs. J. C Harris, Mrs. Dan Hogan, Mrs. W. H. Nevins, Mrs. Sidney Bowie, Mrs. Charles Calhoun, MT. and Mrs. Thornton Estes. MT. Dan Dimick, Mrs. Lige Loy, MT and Mrs. Hubert Smith, MT. and Mrs Jo- seph Hill, Mrs. Frazier and others.
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MIR. AND MRS. MAYFIELD ENTERTAIN

MT. and Mrs. c. T. Mayf1eld enter tained at cards on Friday evening at their home in Norwood. The house was adorned with red and white roses and late in the evening buffet supper was served. The guests included Miss Mill dred Darby Mir. Edgar Kidd, MT. and Mrs Henry Chairsell, Jr, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Wolverton, MT. and Mrs. Gregory Johnson, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Scruggs, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Paisley, MT. and Mrs. Gregory Johnson, MT. and Mrs. J.. D. Scruggs, Mir. and Mrs. Newton Pais- ley Mir and Mrs. Albert Finch, MT. and Mrs. Roy Vaughan, MT. and Mrs. Frank Hammond, MT. and Mrs Paul Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Woolsey Morrow. Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Blackwell, MT. and Mrs. H. N. Bowdry, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Odum. MT. and Mrs. B. B. Merriwether, MT and Mrs L. M Merriwether, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Gibson, Mrs. John Foster, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Moughon, MT. Eugene lHanrv
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MIR. AND MRS. QUINN
 HOSTS AT DANCE

One of the enjoyable events of the past week was the dance given by MT. and Mrs. Edward Quinn at their home on South Fifteenth street.
 The houseawas attractivelygdeco ecorated with ferns and cut flowers and late in the evening a decilious ice course was served.
 Included in MT. and Mrs. Quinn's hos
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ROOF HARDEN DANCE

On Thursday evening the roof garden of the Civic Association was the scene Of a pretty dance given by the Arabs Club for their friends. The club colors, green and white, were carried out in decorating. Coffee and sandwiches were served to the merry dancers during the intermission. One hundred people enjoyed the Arabs hospi- taity. The chaperons were Mir. and Mrs. A. F.. Wiclham, MT. and Mrs Arthur Scholl, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hillhouse and Mrs. E. ". Tucker.
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pitality were; Miss Ruth Lawson, Miss Ethel Coffee, Miss Jimmie Graves. Miss Irene O'Neal, Miss Ina Eastman, Miss Mary McGinn, Miss Annie Gordon Saun- ders, Miss Clara Gilmore. Miss Jennie Holmes, Mrs. Lila Foster, Mrs. Frank Golfer, Carter Carter, MT. J. c. Far mer, MT. Webster, Messrs. McC1arey, MT. Percy Grover, MT. Webb Zachery. MT. Roy Zachery, MT. Percy Taylor, MT. Upshaw, MT. Louis Davis, MT. Jim Bur- ney, MT. Roy Weinberg, MT. and Mrs. Shainer. MT. and Mrs. Joe Mathis and MT. and Mrs. I. B. Gilmore.
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SILVER TEA
 AND SOCIAL

There will be silver tea given by the Woman's Missionary Society or the First Methodist church of WoodlaWn' Tuesday afternoon, from 3 to o'clocK' at the new parsonage, 5357-Third ave- nue, north.
 Every woman of the congregatlon and all friends are cordially invited to attend and isnpect the new parsonage.
 In the evening between the hours or to 10 o'clock a social will be held In honor of the official board and the young people of the church.
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|MUNDS TEA PARTY

Mrs. J. TlMund's band of the Wom- ans Guild of St. Mary's church will give a tea party at the home of Mrs. Rich- ard Randolph on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
 At this time a number of attractive accessories for the infants wardrobe will be sold and displayed. Orders will be taken and the prices will be wlthin the reach of all who are interested Tn pretty things for baby
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MRS M.LIN,s RECITAL

The first recital of the year or the expression pupils of Mrs. Earle G. Mc- Lin will take place Friday evening at Cable Hall at s;l5 o'ciocK. rms
 cita1 will be of more than usual in terest among the friends of the pupils for the reason that many of those who will take part in tine programe oniy began the study of expression Tn the fall months, and this, their first re- cital, will give their parents ana friends a noportunity to notice their development in the art
 The following will take part in tpe programme: Misses Beatrice Tinney' Stacey Roberts, Ruth Lewis, Leona Lewis, Mary Louise McTyire. Christine Sharpe, Annie Wallace Ray, Nelle Ava Ward, Alwilda Mcdonald. hatnerine Wise. Gertrude Black, Louise Gal lagher, Frances Wade, Evelyn Will Hams, Louise Puckett, Mrs. Howard Lovejoy, Mrs. Cruse and Neal Collins.
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Southside Baptist Church-Morning music: Prelude, "Serehade" (Pierne). Anthem, By the Rivers of Babylon" Cvincent). Offertory. Far From My Thoughts. Vain World, Be Gone" (Gou- nod). Postlude, Grand Marche' (Han- deD Evening music: Prelude, 'In the Forest (Strauss). Anthem, 70 Power
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pALS ELECT OFFICERSI

2 At recent meeting of the Pals Club, composed of Y of the young men of Bir- mingham. the following officers were elected for the next six months Presi- dent, Phillip O. Mullane; vice president, J ohm Montgomery; secretary-tre F. Hugh Brady; social secretary, William D. Suppler.
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ATHLETIC CLUB
 SPONSORS

The Birmingham Athletic Club will play Chattanooga on Wednesday even ing. and Miss Kathleen Nesbitt will be one of the sponsors, with Miss Mary O'Brien and Miss Mary O'Donnell as her maids.
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First Presbyterian--Morhin service: Anthem, T Would Not Live Away" (Brahms- -Schnecker). Evening service. "Offertory' (Dubois). "Processional~ (Guilmant). "Nuptial Song (Dubois). Praise the Lord,' anthem. (Maker). Lead Us, Heavenly Father. Lead Us" anthem (Schnecker).
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MISS ROWLEY'S
 PIPILS, RECITALs

Miss Daisy Rowley of the Academy or Music announces that she will present a, number of her pupils in mldrWi in,er LcitaI. The first of a series will be given on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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ENJOYABLE MEETING OF
 I'AJJIANCE FRANCHISE

Quite an enjoyable meeting of L'Al- 1iance Francaise, the local French club, was held last Tuesday evening at the Civic association. number of mem
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Jemon Riddle their daughter wedding March
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RANDOLPH-M H-MACON

The Randolph Macon Alumnae Club entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Civic Association and the guests included Mrs. James Larue, Mrs. J. J. Eason, Miss Ethel Bush. Miss Johnnie Mae Cross, Mrs. Edward Allen, Mrs Otis Taylor, Miss Julia Shackelford, Mrs George Baskerville, Mrs A. C. Jenkins, Miss Hallie Porter and Mrs Chalmers Moore
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Mrs A. Fantz of Gimesboro Ill., approaching their daughter Soyd Mabel Wheone Saturday 3 the home of the brides unce George Davis md Mrs Sloss East Lake
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MT. owen Gillespy, tenor; MT. R. c Kaufman. bass
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CANTON CLUE MEETS

Mrs Goodloe McGahay entertainef the members of the Caxton Club or Friday afternoon at her home al Arlington Place. Mrs. Eugene smitf was in charge of the programme whief included an address by Mrs. Eldree on Art in the Home and Mrs. Miltor Smith, Jr., of Louisville, who is the guest of Mrs. Frank Spain, gave a group of lovely songs. Mrs. Clarence Going, the club president, presided.
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PARKER-RAY MARRIAGE

Private Remanye Parker of this city and Mis- Eunice Ray of Phenix, Ala, were married Friday. January 23, at Columbus, Ga, Rev. Paul Henderson officiating. They left imediately for Birmingham to visit relatives. Private
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Daniel the Bele William Yessck the wedding to take place February H.
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Shores Sipsey the daughter Hethe
 Hilary the of the wedding be announced
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Mrs William M Jordan engagement Elizabeth Walter the wedding to e announced later
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ENGAGEMENTS

William Jordan engagement their Elizabeth Mr. Walter Scott of the wedding be announced later engage approaching wedding take place March 1O Tennessee Alen-sheay-Mr Earnest sealy Alexander  B. AHen the wedding to take place in April H. B. the formerly the wedding will take Monday February 16 at St Pauls Catholic church
  daughter Eeanora Trawick Oliver of marriage will take place on Tuesday, January 27
  Elizabeth Mr. Milton Glenn wedding to take place February 26 w Reynolds of Clann the Roberts of Canton, the wedding to in the early spring Malone Bemr the Lillian Anthony Daniel Bell the wedding to take place in February. and Mrs Joseph Patterson of Sheffield the Ete Huh wedding to take place in the early summer Bolgee Hudah Spencer wedding will be February 12. her daughter Myrtle Mr. James Herbert Haley of Florence, the wedding to occur early in April Spsey daughter Hethle or wedding to De announced later.
  approaching marriage daughter Rosa Belle, Mr. William Yessick, the wedding to take place February H. Weh-Ar Wrghf Mr the George Davisa and Davis, 740o Sloss avenue, East Lake
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Jasper Earnest Shay of Alexander City Vaughn Dr. B. Allen. the wedding to take place in April
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engagement Gudin of but formerly of this city wedding place Monday at ul's Catho oic
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CHURCH MUSIC

The following programmes Will be given at the churches today:
 Independent Presbyterian Church: Church.: Morning, Temple Emanu-El, 2100 Highland ave. Prelude, selected. Anthem, Trust in the Lord" (HandeD. Anthem, Let the Heavens Rejoice"
 Lunds). Postlude, selected Evening. Lyric theatre: Violin solo. Mrs. John Turner Anthem, songs of Praise the Angels Sing (Gounod). Anthem. 'Watchman of the Night tField). Choir: Emile Levy, organist and direc- tor of music; Mrs. F. c. Chandler so- rpano: Mrs. L. E. Crowder. contralto;
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C. C. Balcck of Heyve announce the engagmn her daughter Me Mir James Hber Haley of Florence the wedding to occur early in April
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MRS. TAYLOR TO ENTERTAIN !.

Mrs, Otis Taylor Will entertain the Randolph- Macon olumnae Club on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at her new home on Willo waveaue-
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Roberts ReynoIds-Mr and Mrs w A. Reynolds of Clanton
 of their daughter Annie, to Mr. Guy H. Robe | the wedding to in the early spring
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Mckee Gould of Bogee the
 Hudah Baye | the weddn be
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G. Tee of Livingston the engagement
 Charles Trawck Oliver Tuscaloosa will place on Tuesday January 27.
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Sh xweMrs Laura Maxwell of Bessemer announces the
 of her daughter Elizabeth to Mr. Milton Glenn Shrk | to take place on February 28
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e-MaIone-Mr and Mrs John David Malone of Bessemer engagement of their daughter Lillian Mayo to MT Anhon the wedding to take place in February.
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Joseph Patterson of Sheffield engagement of their daughter Estee to Mr. Ben Huh of wedding to take place in the early summer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-01
Nnrgr.
Gn sfppumpe.

8arnee1, paa @eitlanoet bar forle-
oen biemiegt at ct forfar6eligt l1beir
al naiten amerifonife Dimenlioner.
Sil rSangeinn6s 9agblb." melotes
ON ct acknowledgements @eir, iom1
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ming. Set ,feie6e iimpeltben en- flor
SneoebDgning paa Sgen. 9aget al
Smeoien blep ilpnaet flere Meter i
2uften, bborefter GDflonen tog SIDE
beggene meo % prafttif talt feieoe
@rl1nben rem. @n 6logitang, iom
itoo pao cit @ien6om / Merbeocn,
blep repet ne6 og fprt langt uo poo
Spen. Gpflonen tog ogfaa Ell Mnng-
&c So mc6 i SDirbelen. @n6el al
&get bleb fprt ttlies, mems Ell Meng-
be blep bengen6e igien Eelefontraa=
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beret @ione til ct iligt @eir, % man
me1ter biitnof me6 &ette, at set Dor
Ell Sfppnmpe, iom bar goaet oper
9en.
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0anif ug sDif.

SSl16en /. Ml1guft ituloe bper Som
mune / De fpnoeripife 2anosoele bope
palgt lin S~fo1efommisiion. @olgene
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tio imgo rneo filter 6orbisning ON,
at set igger go6c Sanoer. @az
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.enbe ogiaa flaret lie ieroeles mlft.
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apifer, og fro nge 3 Dnrifere 90
Q 9pifere: gntelie 5teoer, bbor set
frtap er eoaet iaa goo Bills
bet bar gpIitteIIiie Darifernes
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StapanQer Domfirfe.

~H a+I
Mens Mrbeioet me6 9ronbbiems
.Domfirfe itaar title paa @runo al
'Strioen ON @ierreisninge,t, er Ell
.DeI al glrbeioerne 6eroppe ien6t til
.5tapanger for at reitaurere Stoban-
ger Domfirfe, iow CT en- meget inter-
.esiant stentirfe. &irfen, fom pao<
beepnotes / 1928, be6 "a ct. Sbit-
buns Strife. Eomten til 6en bleb
forpret al @rltng Sfaffe. Set bar
/ oe1111e &irfe Sigur6 Sorialfar blep
piet til, Drowning Cecilia al ben f6r-
lte 8iifop Stabanger, @einolo.
S&ifrfen bleb ogfaa en- SID faloet Sen
.bellige Erefol6tgbe6sfirfe. Sen
brenbte / 1912, og blep 6a gierop=
bpgget me6 flor 8ragt. Gin SLAMS
perto6e baboe ben Mi6ten af set
15be Marbnn6reoe. S 1S71-72
foretoges NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beb
&irfen.
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Mobenraa: 8 Donife, 3 apife, |
onrif Sociolbenofrat.
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oanif 5ocialoemofrat.
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2sgumfloiter 4 DANTE, 3 Gpife.
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afgab 81 8rocent al @elgerne oeres
beo @aIget forIe6er, Ma-
benraa SO 8rocent, Epn6er so %
Senoerborg 20 8roce11t.
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Jprlpitdierne

S rMationalt." ifriper Ell SSltoien=
Der: Store Dele at BET 6onffe 6olf
forltaar lite ben &,1nlt at ip6re. S.
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at &engene flpber, e11oog rigeligt,
ofte mao1fe, for6i De igrgelige Gioer
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arbeibslpunen ! Snbmitrien.

-E-EHEE .-H- 49,
Statiitif 9epartement bar eiort Ell
@eregning oper Mrbeios1snnen / Snz
buitrien / Sarn1ar &bartal 1920 for
ct M11tal Of gobt 1O7, 900 Mrbeioere,
.beifieftiget hos Meblemmer al Mr-
Observation-Disclosures. Set biier fig,
at ben gienneninitlige Gimefortiene=
ite for faglarte Mrbeioere .%,,ogiorbe
2t4 Ore, for Nrbeiosmeno III Gre
90 for 8bin6er III Gre. S &ieben=
babn bab6e De fagl9rte M%rbeibere
236 % M~rbej6sm9n6ene 100 Ore, i
&roDi1lien bar 2gnne1 191 Ore for
6aglRrte og 1853 Ore for Mrbeios=
memo.
Set i 5orbolo til 1914, 30 oen
gierneminitlige' 5ortieneite bar 500
3re, er Der foregaaet EFT Sttgning
paa 258 Brocent, men i Sammenlig-
ming mes OCTOBER &bartol 1919 BIZ
fer 9allene lite rogen Itgrre 6oran=
bring. misunderstanding er set DOG
paa enfelte @unfter at finoe @eogang
/ 5te6et for ben alminoelige Stig=
ming. GoaIe6es er Timelpnnen for
.be nfagl9rte Mrbeibere / 8robinien
9oaet ne6 fra 1852 til 1853 Ore. Det=
te lfploes Mrbei6et paa Sufferfabri=
terne, for bpilfet 5ortieneiten er iun=
fet fra 167 til 147 Ore, iamtt6tg me6
at Slrbeioerantallet er itertt for
minoifet. S &oefompagnen arbeibes
ser nemltg melt paa Mffor6, men beo
&ognens Dpbpr fonnmer oe9lrbei=
.ocre, Der fremoeles belfieftiges, oper-
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|%fortieneiten gaaet neb fra 1852 til
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|275 til 266 Ore % for Eernrere fra
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tai bleb barlig bei.
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ganb.@eftricitet.

Set tore Misunderstanding peo
5&arlsgaaroe peo 8aroe, Der itaI for
iDne tore Defe at spopeitiplla,1o meo
Gleftricitet, er, ! 81. .Mingf. Y.
Dagbl. on tort 9io fGroigt til at
begpnoe Driften. Anlagget er baie-
ret paa nonpttelien at gonofraften i
&oroe % 9olme 9laer % itaI iorelb-
big prGitere en- 8roouftion al /
Million &ilomattimer ON Naret. Sra
oenae Standardization ifal gsbierg
% 35 2anoiogne babe oeres 6or-
ipning al Strem. :,
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Stpr SpmmerhanbeI.

Sffl. r5remti6en" bar gfopeierfor-
e1ingen @orore 2ano .iolqt til
Union & So, 5fie11, ct 8arti Gpm-
mer paa 10000 Gplbter. &riien lfal
bore 200 &r. pr. Eplpt for Sliberi-
temn1er % 270 &r. for Gf11rlait. S
Maoalen er iolgt 1000 Gplpter til
@pnefoi 8rug til. Sc famine &riier.
9esuoen bar 8orregaaro fjgbt set
iom Tan ialges oiennem
&ingeriges 5fopeierforening, ca. 8 a
10000 Eplpter, til obenrnpnte 8ri=
FOR
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Wisconsin Farm Land.

Refs til Ladysmith, Rusk County,
Wis. vi tilbyder Dem Diet bedste Farm
land i Staten til en- Law Pris. vi we'd,
at vi kan tilfredsstille Dem enten De
gnsker vildt, improved eller delvis inn
proved Farme. vi har varet Land
-forretning i 35 Aar og har tilfredsstil-
let Tusinder af Farmere. Skriv straks
til os efter v0r Liste. vi gnsker ogsaa
nogle faa Agenter til at repr@sentere os
J. L. Gates Land Co., Room 8 Miller
Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
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ellie at man lite burtig NOT fm tom.
me i belt freoeligt Gorbolo til @l.s
Iot1b.
Set aurflls @eligionspipfologiy
Jon at Mllbameos 2ilbengere gratis
bill blibe giipd grcellencernp 2Iop6i
Beorgesog Millerano biI frabe sc 10.
statsmanos belle AatpaagiDe1lbeo.
M11atolien er aa lroligt fom Srld11b.
aln Ar1nerierne bill be lite bebbpe-nt
ore oeres 9o1lfer; ffor benz e. intet
sbIeuet uorettet s. bar bberfen 8etro.
Iearn elller auI,er oerfor n~6obenoia.
psbIeDa Observation-Disclosures @teo.
BORN.
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WISCONSIN

LANDSOGERE skulde like undlade
at bespge Poplar, Wisconsin,. og bese
Diet frugtbare Farmland, som lgger,
udtil Sgsiden af Lake Superior Og
kobe, medens Diet er billigt. Poplar er
20 Miles Ost for Superior og Duluth.
Skriv til
Robert Olson, Pres. Poplar State Bank,
Poplar, Wis. ],