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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Sc fprite banife @olbater / Spnber
iDllan6.

De fgrite 6anife .5ol6ater, ser tom
til 5enoeripIlan6, er hlebet ofIplt, og
/ ben Mnleoning ifriper "9pbbpl-@o=
item" ioaleoes ON Soloaterne i 5en=
oerborg:
6or os er set bemo6igt at 1e set
fgrite @ol6 6anite @olooter forlaoe
os, ielp ON oe bliber aflpite. Set por
10 oem, Der tog 2anoet / 8eiiooelie,
BENT, Ser bilites iom oe fgrite> Dem, hi
Sag efter Sag bar Jet % glade paa.
9e bar 10 oct 6aglige @io1tesbpr6 ON,
at bort 2ano er befriet. 9e tom til
os Ell folflar Mai6ag, og 6e bragte os
Sen rationale CONNER, ri iaa lerge
bar iuffet efter. Me6 Dem bor hi fei=
ret nogle al 6e imuffeite og beo1te Sc
iter, ri bar babt iom 8olf. Sc ct for
os 6e 6anife @oloater, 2ono1oloa=
tert1e.
9erfor ier hi Dem 1teoig orage Der
fra, lelb ON hi beo, at ser CT fomunet
an6re.
Da oe oanife Solbater, bore egre,
fom Der, bab0e hi / tire Maaneoer
bapt frantic Mpei9gere / 8Den. -
'5fipnt t%ilbgren6e en- fremmeo Mation
berifeoe Der Dog ct iaa bierteligt 6or=
bolo mellem Dem og 8efolfningen,
iom blot tentes fu116e. Set bar lite
iaa belt let for oe 6an1fe 5olouter at
fomme efter 6e frantic Mlpeiegere,
for6i ri itille6e ltore &rap til Dem iom
bore 2an6sm9n6.
Sg Ga er set os cit flor @le6e mi
at fnnne iige, at bore 6riitigite 6or-
bentninger er blepen o%bertrufne. Ser
bar, mems oct Manofab, iom mi 6ra=
ger afite6, bar beret ber; lite b9ret
1aa meget JONI EFT eneite Mtslp6, bber<
ten / BEN enc ellef Ben an6en @etning.
.9ereS Serb Spnoerborg og bpor De
ellerS er fommen frem, bar beret
efSemplartit. Site enga1g Epiferne
bar faaet 2eiligbe6 til at FIRE &lage,
og 8pens tDife Organ bar felo ar1er=
fien6t oenne &ienosgierning.
Derfor ifDloer ri BET Soils, iom mi
6rager afiteo, og bets 8efalingsmeno
Sat, og 6enne Eaf ffal IDoe mi. 8i
bar fun go6e og im1ffe Minoer ON
oct fbrite Solo oanffe Soloateri 5en-
oerborg. De bar paa iaa iml1f Ell
Maafe, iom tanfes tan, bep6et Dan-
marfs Mabn berne6e, og be6re @os
Tan Der bel neppe giDes 6anife Sol
batter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
"&ren smeb" bpb.

g11 at &e6ens @eteraner, gomle
Screen Sme6" at &eoegaaro beo
Msaa, afgif ifelge "genoi. Gi6." for
leoen beo 9eoen,. IS Mar gommel.
SON baboe opoprfet @aoroen, Tom mi
eies at Sennen, fra &e6e til fgrite-
flasfes Mgerior6. Stte 8imers Or
beibsoag bab6e ban lite fienot til,
ban bab6e til @iengielo ifabt
fore &arbier at irtet i tit lange ar
beioiome 2ip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

2aoni11g 5o6eritoffer. un6er &rigen
bar bet llmuligt for set rusiiife Sfib
at iippeberfra, bborfor 8eiatni,1gen
bleb afmpnitret. Omfi6er fif man.
5orbinoelie me0 &e6eriet, og gfibets
&aptain mpote meo en- Bilomagt til.
at ialge sSfibet. Set lptfeoes imioler-
tio lite at finoe en- &ibber, Ser biloe
.betale ben forlangte @ris - g Sfi-
bet tit Sob til at blipe l%iggenoe.
6or nogen Eio iioen anfom enoelig
en- Sen al Sfibets Gier, forteller
"&al11noborg Dgbl." for at faa gti-
bet iolgt. M11 bar imiolerti6 @aptai-
ne11, Der bar nbruitet meb 6ulomagt
al &eoertet til at i9lge Sfuoen, lpor-
Lit foribun6en. @ierens Spn maatte
oerf6r abertere 6l1lomagtens Snoor1-
geliei 8 al 5fanoinabiens iterite 5e<
fartsbla6e, in6en set llllttelig Ipfteoes
at faa Sfonnerten iolet til gfibsbpg=
ger q. $. @ielien i &al11noborg for en-
Hris al ca. 100 &roner.
Sfonherten er paa 200 &eeiiter-
tons og latter 80 Cons, og 8riien ct
ianleoes fun SO Ore pr. @%egiiterton.
&eoeriet ital Dog babe SOP at tage
Signing og. Snpentar, ser / @ltlano
Tan uobringes / ca. ~ Million elt11i=
lfe Marf. @fibsbpgger Mielien beo
5000 &r. for oct, men set fl1n6e t1,n
blipe 100000 eitni1fe Marf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Set itore nprbiife @ilpe,upbe.

Set itore norotife 8iitopsmpbe bill
ifglge "Stocfbolms Dagblao" efter
Sn6bDoelie al @rebinoe @acbtmei1ter
blibe afbol6t paa &rlla @unnarstorp
/ Slntningen al Sl,li. S Meoet, Ser
le6es at @%rfebiffop @goerblom, oelta<
ger alle iperife 8iifopper poa ,1er to
90 alle Norges og Danmarfs. S.
lambs 8iitop 6eltager lite. SanoiDn=
ligbis fommer Ser ingen Mepreien-
tant for 6tnlanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
8pligrQtionerina.

8oligfommisiionen bar ofgipet 8e-
oens 6lerta1 foreiIaor 81.
9. at lagge en- Sfat paa 3 a 400 Ser.
paa bbert at De gereliet, Ser finoes
I en- 2eiligbeo uo ober to fIere ems
De Herfoner, Der bebor 2eiligbeoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
8aptiitune

afbolbt 6eres Sc. Marsmg6e / Mprup,
Siellanb, / Dagene Sill. Suli.
@%ien6ommen "Merbolm", &igben-
bab1t, fom bor fibbt ii6en fi6ite Mars=
mgoe % itaar Samfunoet / $4,000
Ser, bleD efter nogen 5orbanoling Of
ficien oberoraget Samf11n6et og bill
berefter blibe benebnt "8aptiiternes
&rs". Ser balgtes en- &or1ite til /
Gienoorm1er at inorette % 6ripe ct
l1ng6omsbiem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

2ange aoeb afreiit ti Grgnlanb.
9orsoag 5ormiooag ben Is. SSlIi
..er ben ltnges@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Magt.
tier auge aocb, itartet frn aibben-
baDn paa III ssSl1bilpums-Gfspeoii
tion" tni @rgr1ln11b.
Ifreiien Faaot steo ro @rbnla,o-
&nt1oelg Blinds be6 11,8i6en. )
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Stgbets Mar.

@~ammerberre, Stiftamtmon6 Bill
belm 8ar6enflB fDl6te forle6en 20
tog be6res "ageiIe Mbig" meo en- to.
5Spnlter lang, meget on%erfienoenoe
artifel 8la6et ifriper, at ban er
iornpitttgbeoSf1lo % ombDgge-
'1ig, noga Of ben gamle Sfole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
nblenbinQes sfat.

On fienot 8grsipefulant / @ipbell-
babn, faloet "Speniferen", bbis Mopn
ellerS er Berlin, er al Sfattepest,t
iosmt en- Bsoe paa 100000 aroner
for SfatteinDoeri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Mebu6fefen.

Sen ftore Solfefeit / &ebiIo 8affer
ben 4. SSl1li fit iinotil Regnen ser:
8 brat afbr66 Soften -Aet oberoroent-
Zig bellpffet 6orlpb.
2ige fra ti6lig Morgen bar 8u1tn=
Der at Menneifers fra ollie &anter
itrgmmet til Sfprping, og-Gogene bar
:fpl6t til 9rangfel.
Terlf SCI. 4 begDn6te ben egentlige
Set mellem 8afferne meo Galer al
Raitor Meranoer @aSmusien og fbp.
|2anboagsmano Mis MiSien, og 90 bar
8affeifraaningerne, iaa langt giet
rafte, ipatte6e me6 iomnerflaote EiI-
|bgrere.
90 Galernes &Rffe bar u6tgn1t,
bleb &l1blifum u116erbol6t meo @a1g
|af gferping Snngforening % Meniif
lat Nalborg @egimentsorfeiter, in6til
Damien paa De forifiellige reifteGitro
Der tog iin 8egpn6ene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Mbelg.
6r. 5. 6. G6ritenlen om @alaet.

@egieringens itprenoe Meolem,
fbp. @onieilpreiioe,t 5. 6. GbriIten-
len, bar fra lin 8olig / See 1,6ienot ct
8rep til 8enftres 8elgere. San be-
flager Der ben "Mageligbeo", ser og-
iao f9r @enftres 8eotommen6e bar
gtpet Stemene6gang beb set nDlig
afbol6te Galg, og opfororer n1eo oe
tommenbe &alg for 0ie @nlgerne
til "npt Nrbeioe % lite til @agelig<
be6 og Sgbn".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Den fbite.

Sen SO Aar eanIe @eoer sc. 81
retien, tioligere Ger al sorniug &ro.
beo SammeleD, osoe fornDlig. Sen
garnle &aoersma1o bar ben iibte Of
De &siffoleeleper, Der tom poa ben
Solfebeiifole, ION aabneoes Mgo-
Ding 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
1000 me 2%eiliabeber.

S &igbenbabn bliber Ser / 2ibs-
rlmmet Is. September til 1. SSar11ar
1000 npe 2eiligbe6er beboeIige, og
bet bill bialpe goot paa 8oligng6en.
2eien bliber bei, mnoit 60 &ro11er
ON Maareoen for en- gareIfers 2ei-
ligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

%behandlede mig i
flere Tiger. Der
a Tider, hvor
jeg like kunde
gaa, og jeg led
saadan i min Ryg
og Lemmer, at jeg
Ofte MATTE holde
Sengen. Jeg led af
og til i otte Aar.
Tilsidst hGrte leg,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
~Dannnark. -

Set bar beSbsarre lite Ipffeoes &onge-
parret at aflRgge 8eipg paa alle oe
Steser, 6e gierne bil6e babe giGitet;
men oe tom igie,1, og iaa ifnl6e bet
.foriemte blibe in6bentet. !@s. Maie=
ltet piloe bog paa 6orbaan6 beoe 8e=
folfninger ON ct: Maor &ongen og
Dronni1gen plroielig ouffeoe op ber-
neoe, paa Giorben eller ct an6et Steb,
maatte 8efolfningen lite itprte fig i
l1oaifter til Observation-Disclosures
for oeres Sfplo. Sen @ierteliqbeo,
bporme6 8efolfningen mootog Dem,
bar meget mere b0r6 ems alle pore
sgresbebisntnger.
S 8De,1 bar Ser ON Mftene11 Sat-
feltog me6 Militerm,iif foran Eoget.
Sm Sorsoagen-g git El1ren til &tbe,
% paa &eien 6ertil maatte &ongepar=
ret itonie aoiftllige @onge for at billie
poo Mengoen. @eo1 sen tioligcre
@renie oeb @ielsbro bar Ser iamlet
ca. 1000 Melmelter. &onge11 billte
paa mango at Dem.
8ibe bar fmpffet iom tngeniin6e
fpr me6 Stag 90 @utrlan6er. &e6
Senoerport par reiit cit @iengipelie
al Ben gamle Sort fra 40'erne. Ser
mo6to9es &ongeparret al en ubpre
Menneifemangoe, % bpiofIe6te 8t-
ger oDerrafte Dronningen en- 8nfet.
&eien fortiattes til Sorbet bbor @aa-
b%enbreorene % 6oriparsbrebrene POI
raoereoe. Ser u6bragte 6oripars=
br66renes Gormnn6 ct me6 runge1oe
@ltrraraab beiparet 2epe for &ongert.
Sra &ibe git Guren til Mffob %
Sfibeluno. @eo 5oloingbro bar ser
reiit en- imuf 9Greport og efter at
&ongeparret bar bl1ot @elfpmmert og
bapoe bi1it paa 6e tiliteoeperenoe @e-
tera1er, fjertes Ser til Mffop @giifole.
Suren fortlattes oerpao til @fibe=
luno, bDor Der Dor iamlet min6it 1O,=
900 Meme fer. &ongeporret mooto=
ges meo lterfe 6urraroab, og man
fang ferite &ers al Song @briltian".
&ongeparret ipaiereoe til Magmus=
Stenen, bpor Ser foretoges differing
al @ienforeningsitenen / Stibellln6
paa oen pitlige @gi / &rottet, bporfra
man bar cit benrtben6e l16iigt ODER
bet gienpun6ne 2on6.
@eiien fortiattes .oerefter ober5 foo-
borg @renfebro til Stooborg og BIZ
oere til &gbenbobeb, bbor ser alag
|oes 8eipg bos gamle Sfrumsager og
ienere bar &ongeparret til Ste Dos
ftp. 2anooagsmano &Ioppenborg=
Strnmsager. Otter ct tort 8eigg /
|Sfrope Strife fierte @%ongeporret til
Saoersleb, bbortil Sc ortom beo To-
Et6en ONT Mftenen.
geo 8eien blep &ongen lta6ig itan=
Jet De forifiellige 2anosbper, bbor
Der par bpgget 9greporte> og bbor ser
bototes forte g%elfomittaler. @eo Mn-
fomiten til &a6ers1eb bar ser iamlet
ca. 5000 Menneifer paa &%abneplao<
len, og col 900 Speioere p%araoereoe..
5reoag Morgen 1etteoe "Dnnne<
brog" Nnfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
6pberitofferne

Miniiteriet bar beitemt, at Sen
bietnlige @roouftion at Oliefager ino=
til btoere ifol bore / fri &a1toel. 6or
Silfprilerne fra Mmerifa er ser iflg.
"Matt." 6aarlige u6iigter, ioet 8om=
1losfrebeiten tegner oaorligt. Cts
porten bill nappe blipe itor, oa 8riier=
ne bliber bgiere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Miffelpemaene

bar UNDER flor "5pen6ing" bolot lit
S11otog Donmorf. 5orelbbig er set
fnn 25=9rer, Ser er lat / @irfulotion.
Senere bill 10z2rer ogiaa blipe mg11=
tet / NiffeI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Sill. Sbn6er.

@pmnaltifoirefter 8. Scbreoer
lem al af6eoe 2uopig 5cbr6oer,
Mifop) er EFT al De 1tDe 2erere be6 &C.
minariet / 9pn6er. San bar ttoligere
boiat / 06enie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Set internatiunale Tinonsprpble1tt.

&eoafteren al "66iinanstioenoe",
Carl &ba1bit5er, bar uoarbeioet ct
5orilag til bet internationally 6inans-
problems 2esning og ienot set til
ollie 2anoes @egieringer. SON fore
ilaar oprettet ct @eroens @Ieurtnq=
til Stbtte for Euifbanoelen og
6or96lingsfre6iten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Hor en- Million paa 10 Sane!

Sreoerifsiuno Mnoelsfntnelogteri
bar | Ell balb Snes Gage efsporteret
@arer; bopeoiageltg 6leif % 9Gg, for
ober en- MiIIior &rot1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
&ronbprg

er b1epen %ebafneret, % @arniionen
ersoraget til Spnoeripllano. s1ottet,
Der mi lite mere ifal benDttes / mill
tGrt 9ieme6, men in6rettes til Mu-
i9nm bleb bDgget at 6reoerif oen 2.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
&eneebeibset / Sbnberipllanb.

6om me66elt / lioIte @1,mer fore
tog &ongeparret, efter at Sc officielle
Geit6age Dor forbt, en- Del l16flugter
til spnoeripllanos forifielliee @gne.
Sirs0ag SEN 2. beiegtes Ms. Snren
blep ct Sriumftog. Sperult bleb Scott
gen tili1blet al feittle6te Mennelfe fer.
9an maatte ltanie / bber eneite 2an6s=
By for 1t trpffe Bolf / &aanoen. @eo
&egsbierg opbolot &ongen fig ct
&parterstio. 9erfra fjerte man til
Mpgaaro, bbor Ser ipiltes 6rofoit 81
ter at babe beiegt Muguitenborg %
9pbbpl Melle benote &ongen tilbage
til "9annebrog". Sm Ons6agen git.
Suren ODER 8op og 6rpslep til sen
1lesbigffe 8eitfpit..
Sg set blep BEN met -glimrenbe
Dag UNDER belle &ongebeisget. @ele
8eitfpitegnen par -prp6et me6 9an11e=
brogsflog og 9greporte ODER 2anoe=
Deien.
8aa Sorbet i Spier blep &ongen
b1ot 8elfommer1 al 8orgmeitere,l
Der paa Spif u6talte, at Sans Maie-
itet 10 fien6te &eiultatet og 6ermeo
8e%foffningens Sinoelag; men &piers
8eboere eniteoe at bore loDale 8eboe<
re / Staten, iaa lenge set bar benz
muligt.
@oneen ibare6e poa Donf, at ban
oltio Dor glao beo at treffe erlige
Soft. &ongen fnn6e go6t f%oritoa
~Seiers 8eboeres 6blelier, og &ongen
bil6e ierge for alt, bpa6 Der fnn6e OPP
Mas, naar 8eboerne biloe boloe, bbao
De babbe lobet, og rette fig efter So
ben.
@eo Minoeitenen for 5reoerit Den
Siettes Gambling bab6e Sc 6nnife
Snobpggere 9ibet Me6e; Ser uonefg-
1eoes @oan6trpf og bol6tes Ealer.
9erefter fiertes ~Starbef
1om bar imDffet iom al6rig f6r. @e6
SSn6fierilen til 8Den bar Ser reiit
s@report me6 Snoifrift: "Sferbef
bilier lin &onge", og ODER 9greporten
bar Ser cit 8ro, bnor to lnge 8iger
1to6 meo Sfiol6 og Dannebrogsflag.
8aaoe pribate SUITE og 8utifer par
oeforeret re6e og bbi6e Sarber.: Da
&ongeparret unoerpeis mango Ste6er
baboe maattet bilie paa 8%efolfningen
unfom oe fongelige ienere emo bereg-
net. Men 6e bleb bierteligt bilit If
be ca. 1000 Menneifer, Ser babe to-
get Splitting poo Sorbet.
Otter be ia6banlige EaIer og
&aan6trDf par %nbbefsleoe, figrte @o1t-
geparret bi6ere til Mabenraa, font
imtolertio 1taaeoes meos to simers
6oriinfelie. ~l1n6erbeis par @onge-
;parret blepet opbolot on1trent i bber
2anosbp, man ft1loe pasiere igien-
mem. 8e6 Snofierilen til @abenrna
bar bel6ige Men11eifemasier iomld,
ligeiom 8Den fremtraaote fit 6Iag-
ifruo. Omborb paa "Dnnnebrog"
bolotes 6erefter SaffeI loren i1obuot
areog. &erut.ber bolbt aor1gen en-
megt itetnringsf1lo 9dIe, bbori ban
uotalte Dronningens % lin barr1eite
sd for ben fm,ffe % biertelige
gaootagelie 9 belle 8efoaninger1.
g. boo be 4ilfteoeDare,,oe bringe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

Wfna importere nogle flere Torb-8iler
S Danmarf bar bbert 40. Men=
neffe EFT Nl1tomobil, men / Mmerifa
bbert "a. Mennelfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

8elsien ifal. babe 9an1narfsNiillioner
EDiflar6 er gaaet in6 pao, at Dan-
mart betaler .6e &enge, ser ffal p6es
for Mfitaaelien al 1. Gone, til Bel
glen / 6orifn6 pao sfaoeseritatning
for nogpet &prberf UNDER &rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

Soretreffer 9anm,arf for Mmslanb.
Sen rusiiife Sobietrepreientant i
Danmarf, @r. 9itpinoff, bar fiebt
fig en @illa / @ipergeroe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Gn Stpnnert iDlat for 100 sc.

Den 9. Mugnf 1914Dngen efter,
geroensfrige11s l1obrro, Ieb Ell 31l1.
r11sfif Sfonnert NNfdrs1 @etro,
|grao ino anl1.1oborg Sabn meo en)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

nbfpfninsen al Hreiteeaarbe.
rs @raitegaar6e bentes uoitpffet
til Gfteraaret / &enbolo til Sen npe
Sob ON noitptning al Soro i Citizens
Gle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Slut med Otte
'Aars Elendighed.
'Brugte Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and helbrededes.

Newark, NJ. = "L@gen sagde, at
jeg havde en- organisk Lidelse, og han
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
@aleriubitillina,
Oh flor e11gelif Malertuoittlltng Of
bol6es for Et6en paa @barlottenborg.
Gn aob banif Maub.

E1afNEE ~ 2EEarNt& 49,
8la6et Observation-Disclosures" bringer
en- meo 8illeoe leo1aget Mrtifel ON
Soar &irfegaaro / Seem Dort. Ger
Zig fremb9beS bans al6rig %ibeffen6c
.%SSnteresie for ben ienoeriDffe 5ag, %
Der gigres opmarfiom paa bans Or
beioe / Sfrift 90 Gale for at boloe
SpergSmaalet aftuelt.
9Gbelp.
@tatsrad6 @lucfltabt bar al @rep-
lfabet &oepitorff fiebt sgbelg, Ser
ligger / &attegat nor6beit for 8ogen=
ic, be6 %SsSnolgbet til ellie 8Glt.
The border vidette., 1920-11-06
TUCSON CITIZEN SEMI-CENTEN-
 AIRY EDITION.

The Fiftieth Anniversary Edi- tion of The Tucson Citizen has been received. It contains no pages and is published to cele brate the completion of a half century of publication of this great Arizona daily, closed on Octobes 15, it's first issue having appeared on that date in 1870.
 The first two sections are de voted to the history of the State and the Territory for fifty years, interesting articles by pioneers, on Apache and other conditions of the early days and valuable collection of old views of the territory taken in the seventies and eighties by the late Henry Buchanan, a photographer who came to the territory iu 1873.
 The next four sections contain several hundred illustrations and special articles on the business, the architecture and the soclal life of Sonora, Sinaloa and other West Coast of Mexico States, prepared by a special staff, who made a special trip of five weeks over the West Coast gathering the material and making photo graphs for the most authorita- tive review of conditions there has ever appeared.
 There is the usual group of sections devoted to the mines of the State.
 The Fiftieth Anniversary Edi- tion ia valuable historical edi- tion which every Arizonan should have.
The border vidette., 1920-11-06
INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION vs. WAR
tThe Manufacturer.)

The governors of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona are urging peaceful relations with Old Mex ico and recognition of the pres ent government.
 Mexican officials state that their country desires the friend ship and the aid of the United States iu the program of recon struction already under way there.
 The rulers of the border states of Mexico say it is their desire to build up the co operative con tracts necessary to expansion and development that will mean much to both countries.
 The new government of Mex icO advocates change of ideas and ideals, a desire to enter upon an era of peace and quiet, based on understanding liberty and justice.
 General Oregon, the new President, stands for establish ed constitutional government, offers friendship with respect to the United States and all other countries.
 The jingoes who can see noth- ing but war with Mexico must correct their vision to the new Tense of industrial progress which means more than hostili- ties to both countries.
The border vidette., 1920-11-06
IS YOUR HEALTH
 GRADUALLY SLIPPING?
Interesting Experience Lady Who Declares That More
 Women Knew About Cardui They Would Be Spared Much Sickness and Worry.

. Navasota, Texas.-Mrs. VIM. Peden, of this place, relates the following interest ing account of how she recovered her strength, having realized that she was actually losing her health:
 ''Health is the greatest thing in the world, and when you feel that gradually slipping away from you, you certainly sii up and take notice. That is what did sone tirrsc ago when found myself in a very nervous, rundown condition of health. was so tired and felt so lifeless I could hardly go at all.
 ''l was just no account for work. would get a bucket of water and would feel so weak would have to set it down before felt like could lift it fo the shelf. Tn this condition. of course, to do even my llousework was task almost inn possible 10 accomplish.
 "I was nervous and easily upset.
The border vidette., 1920-11-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of George Clarke, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the un- dersigned adm niinistrator of the estate of George Clarke, deceased. to the ere ditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit tbem, with tbe necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first Sub- lication of this notice, to the said ad- ministrator at the office of Duffy x Purdum, in the city of Nogales. Ari- zoDa, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the said County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona.
 A. E. CLARKE,
 Administrator of the estate of George Clarke, dece ased.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 8th day of October, 1920. 10 9-5t
The border vidette., 1920-11-06

couldn't rest well at night and was .. just lifeless.
 'T heard of Cardui and after reading decided l had some female trouble that was pulling me down. sent for Cardui and began it. ..
 ''In very short while affer began the Cardui Home Treatment 1 saw an i'm provement and it wasn't long until was all right-good appetite, splendid rest. and much stronger so that easily did my house work.
 ''Later took bottle of Cardui as a tonic. can recommend Cardui and glad ly do so, for if more women knew, it would save great deal of worry and sickness"
 The enthusiastic praise of thousands of other women who have found Cardui helpful should convince you that it is
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The border vidette., 1920-11-06

Casa Grande-1O,OOO acres of state lands in Casa Grande valley sold in 1917 for $3. 49 an acre now valued at $3O to $75 per acre.
The border vidette., 1920-11-06

Phoenix-Tent city being es- tablished with all modern con veniences to relieve housing shortage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-22
Antis Persist in
 Fight On Suffrage

Washington; Sept. 21.-Havine re. fused to rescind his action in pro. claiming the suffrage amendment Z part of the constitution, Secretar, Colby had under consideration to. night the request of delegation q, Tennessee anti-suffragists that he is sue statement showing that certifi. cation of the second vote of the Ten. nessee house against the amendmen, had been received by the state de. partmnt.
 The Tennessee delegation, headed py Speaker Walker of the house ot the Tennessee legislature called ar Secretary Colby late today and. ac. cofdlng to it's members, renewed their request, first made at a con. terence yesterday. The secretary members of the delegation said. told them today that he would refer the;, request "to his solicitor and would announce tomorrow what action he would take"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-22
Inquire Into Use
 Federal Organs

Washington, Sept. 21-Extention of the senatorial investigation into charges of use of governmental pub ications in the interests of the dem- ocratic presidential candidate and and the league of nations was announced tonight by Chairman Kenyon of the senate investigating committee which resumes it's hearings here tomorrow
 In making his announcement after 8 conference with Senator Reed, Mis- souri, democratic member of the com. mittee, Senator Kenyon said that a subpoena had been issued for Philan- der P. Claxton, commissioner of ed ucation
 Subpoenas also were issued today for the appearance of several depart mental heads of the government to be questioned regarding alleged assess ment of federal employees for camaign funds.
 Chairman Keyon said Commissioner Claxton would de asked concerning an editorial appearing in School Life, g publication issued by the bureau o1 education, which Sentor Kenyon said "was decidedly favorable to Governor Cox"
 Members of the committee, it is un. derstood, also contemplate inquiry in to the alleged circulation under gov ernment frank of politicial speeches
 Announcement was made that the committee would inquire into the al legged German propaganda claimed te have been circulated in supper o. certain political candidates.