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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05

&1!nlten bop6e fife giort noget fnr at %for1tprre Sc
noturlige Nnleg %omfri1a Yapinone>. ssSor6en bar
beonffet al @los og 2p1g. gn og o11oe1 9uif titte0e
frem bit oa ber / 2pnge11. Spje Grant og iSprrc=
treer foIteoe 0cres 9fpqger omfring Gcbmeit5er>
bptte1l, fra hnilfen r1a11 6opoe Sen %in111fte1te loigt
ODER 2onoifabet.
Morgoretba ltoo ct 9ieblf TITLE og folte6e glffet
us orer Bette Sflte. Sum traf Teirct opbt OF
bbiIfeoe:
"Spor br er ifipnt; bpor ieg CT 1pffeltg!"
SUIT 10 gla6 og f%ornpiet.
"Men," tilfpieoe BUN, mt err set life Sis at 11n6s
min 2pffe; i%taffels Gigne er piit 11rolig oper, at ieg
iaa lGnge bar n9ret borte fra be116es Spiigt. Sun
bar niit ollereoe / SS1obil0ninge1 let mig 1t6iot for
ollie n11lige Tarer:"
Meo otsie Sro gift BUN bag ON @chipeit3erbptten
og betraoote en- Sti> iom fprte til 7iellbo6os &oneo>
%bpaning, Ser laa paa en- Iolbefirnet HIa6s ri6t /
e1 Sape. Set bar en- e%netuges @%pgning, for1pnet
n1eo en- tor &eran6a, opfpl6t al Blanter / Softer,
og beoGffet al @lpngplanter;; ret ct lille Sc lot n1i6t
/ Gfober.
Eoo &eranooen Itoo en- elore Game, lille al
&efit, n1eo 1pt @aor og blegt Mnigt. Ser biIte Zig
en- p6re SO / ben6es Sol61i11g, ion1 500 m%o6luq0es
at Mnitets11otrpffet, / bbilfet ser affpele6e fla en-
inore l1ro.
"O}i1 @16> Margaretba, bbor ou gi6r mig bo,1=
&C." l1obreo @igne gfeberg> Sen nnge Mrpings bi6=
til pGre11oe 2prerinoe, EN- Game mes fIar Sor1tano
og rregen 9onnelle.
@igne par Datter al Ell ofbeo 8rofes1or / 2un6.
SUN baooe facet en- laa u%6etpoelig 6nore11earb, at
bum efter 6a0erens 500 maatte ipge fig 8loos ion1
2ererinbe og TOM 90 til @ros1erer Sobn Graft
mann, iom fort fortn6en bab6e rniitet lin. Some.
Mfnrgaretbo blep ben6es e11eite glep, .:og bun Mar-
garetEas eneite 2ererinoe. Da 6en- l,1ge Bige bap~
Sc nooet Sc fptten Mnr og bar: bleoe11, fonfir1neret,
uotolte @roslereren set 9n7fe, at fS5refen @feberg
ifulbe forblipe bos bans Softer, til 6enne giiffteoe
fig. @igne blep gierrte.. :. --sS%rnellern benbe .oq Sen
rige @rbirg Dor ser bIepen fnpttet ct %inoerligt Gen
gipenteosforbolo, iom gioroe Dem uur6oerlige for
hinan6er. Gfter oenne @eoegisrelie bender hi til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05

McgleDage ienere finder hi Morgoretba Sen file
5chtpeit5erbptte> Igienoe / en- 8og.
@ili6uer og Sore bar aabne, SEN n1il0e @onrn1er=
1tft omflogre0e SEN 2aien6e, ga roge1 traoote in6,
uoen at 2armen f%oritprreoe Mlargoretbo.
"5i66er 81, mt otter beid oper @oge11," 116brpc
SEN %SS16treoe16e. "Ou bliper lpg al Sen ebige 9e=
fen. Sbao er Set mi, iom %tengller Sin Spnnrf<
lombe6, ioa at SIT glernn1er at 1p6e SEN in1l1ftfe
Morgen?"
Morgaretba ben6te Jig ON mos SEN Eolen6e.
"Sfien6er 61 nu igiert>" 110brg6 bum. "@uif
blot poa, fipre Signe, bbe111 set Ell, Ser bar gipet
mig &ierIigbe6 til 29sning."
"&jerligbe6- CT: 1oget belt an6et ems 2i6enifab;
on briper oen %ie11ere Ei6 6ine @tnoier -meo 2i0e11-
ifab, og set fna jee life billige. M Oper0ribell,
er for6Grpelig> Sen leoer alorig til noget goot."
@igne tog @ogen, faa paa Eitelbla6et og 1eite:
"@ngen1eine 8eltgeicbicbte bon @cblos1er."
"&ba6 / al @eroel lh16erer on mi igie1 oettc
Mrbeioe? gu bar 10 gdaet Set igierrem tire @a11ge.".
st iaaom,t Mrbei6e r1aa ituoeres mes g%egiogtig-
be6, oe icg bar bi6til imfe bobt SEN moone Soritano,
iom ,oforores for at funne lee me6 geepdtte, fbnreoe
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05
boge til, bpa0 ser tilorog Jig i%rre11ca1 Sen tioligere

bage til, bpao ser taorog Jig i,1rel1en1 SEN %tioligerc
@ler 90 2ererin0c.
Sill Soar paa Sc Sro,. bborn1eo 5iguc Bps Scar
gorctba pelfon1ne1t, 110brpo SEN 11ngc Gige:
"Sou0 bar 0u ga ege1tlig puret l1rplia ppcr?
Sror on, at jog %forctager mig nogct, lon1 b1 if?
funbe %bilige?"
"9fej, men icg frpgter oitio ior, at Der lfulo.
berSe Big noget. Seq fan life %toriore mig mes, at
DIT oinc Sanolinger laa ofte q ipiger fra Set al.
rnin1elige. Seq er bangc for, at man jfal qipt;
8cmrrf11in9er ONT 6ine enoncipereoc @uuer."
"Sm SSobn @rattmonns 0atter gipr man life Sc.
merfni1ger," ioareoe Set, 11'ge Yigc Iee1loe.
"Dfargaretba, bpor fan Oh tale IoaleDes. Tror
ou o%irfelig, at Sin 6aoers ogteoe g}apn og itor,
Gelltc11o f1noe belfDtte sig, bpiS D1 begif e1,....."
"l1foriigtigbe0, pil SIT lige>" afbrpb Margarctba
benoe. Seq fan pel 1of bore l%1iprligtig, men albria
i%aaleoes, at Sen tan talte 5fpggc poa min 6ooers
9utter. @un bar ifienfct mig ubegrpn1et Tribc5
og nctop ocrpeo dat Sc itrrfelte @runler for al MiS.
br11g. Goritaar ou mig life, Gigne?"
SCAR 81, itaor for mig, 11oar jes Jet oig i 81
meme ga pe0 leg, at Set or %iouleles, men iffe 11aur
b1 Ell frabGre1oe."
"0cri Tar SIT l(ret; men las os tolc ON ro9ct
on0et. On fjenoer 10 eli pig Mogoolene, lom bar
tjcat hos Seoltefo0cr. Seq piloc gicrnc pioe 1,ogst
pn1 bc1bc. Nuar hi ppbploer % Stocfholm, plcicr
0n II at beIpgc 6enOe."
@i forlaOer INT Wiargoretbu og Iaoer Gi9l1e
u%forltprret Mo fortnlle. bpuo bum pco ON Moqoolc,1..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05

Spent piloe. life bore til freos mes sig, fom on
er?" fagoe Mrtbur gallant.
Morgoretba traf paa Gfulorene.
":Sao mig bore fi for &on1plir1cnter," |agoe
BUN. "sSeg boloer life al @miger, naar leg fan
ilippe for oen."
9lrtbur b1fte6e.
"&por iful0e ou benz" begpnotc Mogoretbo
igjen. "Dog bel life til 6iellbooo?"
"SScg pobe6e life at tage oertiI ioag."
get fr,noe ou goot pope. gu ct altio pelfo,11,
men. Deea1 50 0u life piloe beige mig, boa0 bar
ga sit Maal?"
"Wei1 &toctur bapoc life 11oget Maol."
"@r Set m1tligt? 2u Ter iaa tante fulo us, at icg
troe6e, gu reiite pao Grieri."
Mrtba1r imileoe.
"Spis Set bopoe onret Eilfeloet, bar icg bejtemt
taget til 6iellbooa."
ga Mrthur % M}araaretba por gaaet rogle
Gfriot> laa Sc Ell Eer1or, fom ner11teoe fig. Set
bor Ell %belpofle1 Dngling, iorn tom as oe1 imal!.
&lippclti. Dnglingen gift raft forbi ou1 1loen at
pnr0igc Margaretba ct 91if. San iaa FIN pao
grtb1r, Io1n %ufrupenot b%etragteoe bqm.
SLENDER ou SEN 11r1ge Mano?" lpurgte Morgu=
retba % i11lgte Dnglinge1 mes 9jner1e.
~Nei."
"Sfjpnt leg bar pnret fer iefs Tiger" pe0blep
0faraoretba, "bor ig fife let ban1 fpr ioog, og set
1t for a10e1 @ana. Seq ct pirfelig 1%psgierrig
efter at crfore, hper1 ban e."
Morgarctbo ioo %forlfcnoe poa Mrtbur.
"Soilfcn %SSuteresle fan Sen 9reng babe for 6ig?"
ipur9te Mrtbrr.
0r, lom %bctraAteoc Ion1 iua 1pic, blroc forltao
set. San bar ct Mnligt, Iom man fife ler for 1trafs
at glenr1e Set. Seq tror life, Set ct Iml1ft;; Set ct
muaife arir1t, men bit er Set, at man min6es
bans Srrf."
"Murgoretbo, 6u er 10 belt peltalen0e>" log0e
@rtblr; flor at bore oprigtig mao ieg tilltaa, at leg
peo, bpen1 han er, og 1etop ocrfor lp0er Sine Oro
iffe aoot mine 9re1."
"Spe111 err ban 0u?"
"Gu Gen,leie1 al min @eo%l tefooers SIT f."
"Maaife ban }clp er Stuff" uobrpo Morguretbo,
II ioo Solo bar jog 2plt til at %arhcfole ham til
Eopo."
Sous Tooer er Meoejer i apor11oo1n1en."
"&l1lfen?"
"Nei, hans SIN. Gcr1lle par oprinoelig 6ne6fer,
ocrefter 6abrifn1eiter llolan0et og efter @ienfo11=
itel1 &o1r1pognol1 nlc0 Ell gngel5f11an6, lom eier
Tubrifcr."
SGT erinorcr jeg Set; Hapa bar talt ON SEM"
Morgarctbn frptteoe lit Satteboonb ~tultcre og
%tilfoicoe otter ct fort Spbol0:
"SUplger 6l1 reO til Tiellbooo? Nei, Set er ion0t,
o1 fan 10 fife le0iage mig, 0u SIT er ofbengia al
Sin N%chilles; men b1 CT pe1fonu1c>1 ie11ere pan
Nftenen."
Morgoretbo 11iffeoe; 9lrtblr tne @otte11 al o1
%ioriifre0c, at Set bar fon1 fiurt at %rno0tugc SSn0=
bpoellen.
Son ipona Zig op 5aole1l oa Morgoretbo bc=
apnbtc at bctige Sen FANNIE &lippeiti, as b%prfer
Tolfe bar fon11rel1.
Gen l11ge Eiues Nol1oe forrnprfeoes. e%nitgtetS
llotrpf blep ~tanfefl1lot og aloorligt.
Morgoretbos &an6ring 1igrebc ogian mere CT,
6lotre1 ems Ell 5paolertlrr. Sum Ipntc5 ~alligepel
life at prre belpGret beraf, men f%ortlatte Opitig=
lirgc1 mes liQe}uo flor 9etteo, lo11 ONT FUN bap0e
@1pooieret poo Carl Sen Trettenoes Torp.
Sc bum uor fon1n1er1 op poa &lippens Sop, BE-
fonbt BUN fig poa cit floo Eloos, benof1et 11eo
@rol! og TnrretrGer, ser on1gap Sen lille Gcbpeit=
5erbptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05

SDlte DuDoe, ctter at ban par gauct forbt 9(rtDur
og Wargaretba, forfeit @o110ringe1 11c0 til Gale11.
San fl1lgte Tejen 1Wocttcr, inotl bo1 raoeoe Yorz
fen peo g%tngaaroe. Ser i%tan1eoe bo1, %betrogtcoc Ser
brlr|rroe gonor1asie og 1numleoe:
Get er olt|aa Tol6et fra Npgaor6e, lon1 oriper
bore Sonobiul. &1,noe gjeren al oe111re Earf ltanlc
Sal1oets Sob, piloe ban bit gicr>1e;; men set fon ban
life. @fnegtig / lit @a0 mac fan ira fine @inouer
lie, h%porleocs hi pco port 9lrbcioc lpinger % op
til famine Selltuno JONI Fan. @por er iau 9%Sorlfiel=
len i%n1eIle1n grtbur GrQtt11laln1 90 Srcoferen: mis-
honole0e Syn. ...?"
"9en er ioa ltor, iaa ior, ieg bill fonge benz"
ruobte CT Bar11elten1ne, og Ell let 5fiffelle Ell
flagrcl10e, bpiO &lG0nil1g for frrbi 6olfc og liac
ilnpo %anofaloet. Sum bar paa Sagt otter cit Spn1=
merfugl. st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5frig Lbs bag beo
Soltc; og ban tog fat Sen luftige 0rogt og trof
Earnet til Jig. @lu1 bar ellcrs ltprtet @aloet,
floor I'LL Sen lille sat b%ortfprtes al 9olger1re.
Gn e1rort uag Eiae %ltprteoc aun0clos al Tur<
%ltrrffelle frem efter 8arnet.
"Ngres, %9(Hres!." roabtc Sen rngc Game, "bupr
fan SIT ipri1ge %iooleoes. 1u>,f, ON SIT por ltprte:
@on0et, bpoo piloe 6u Muno og 4apu bape lo1t?
gu bil0e bape gjort os 11lpffclige."
9l0nes tG11fte fln tibet oner Sen fSore, bpnri bun
bopoe ipGpet, og ltirreoe taus poa I'M 9feoni11gs=
nono. &boo Gl>uerrantclt la9oe, fo'r 1r1iet forbi
bs1!oes Erel1, OF bum o%pfatteOe Blot Cuttings
oroenc. Sum traf Seiret opbt ng iagOe::
"&i taller life til Malna o1l1, hboo Ser CT ifct.
@luite1 her berppct mig min Sat, pg set er bel fife
nogct at tale ra1?"
Meo oisie Orb piloe Mg1,es fiernc Jig 1,oe1 at
iiqe ct SrO til sSolfe. Wen 0l1perllontel1 inohc>-
te6e ben0e og iagbe:
"9loo, Ngl,es, tof Sen @erre ser, lon1 reooe0:
0ig."
9or1et ltoo ct Njehlif, lon1 ON bun p%pcrncjebr
ON set pirfelig bar nogct at taffe for; met bln
fon1 r%in1eligpis til Sen Gperhcpisling, at Set r1aut=
te bnre rigtigt, tbi bum iao burtigt op til Tolfc p1
iogoe:
"Gof! &po0 be60er Sea"
"3et er life roget at taffe for," iparcoc 6olfe
tpert, init TfoDn ct 6olfe &icbar0lon."
sSolfe %fjerre6e fig ha1rtigt, 6a ban bab6e 1ogt
bette, u6en at tage @otte11 al.
Mgnes ioa efter ban1, traf for11e111t pna 5f1lorerr
og iogoe en- Gone, iom minoeoe mcget ONT $50
renee:
"@et por en- 1bsflig &arl! San tg life @otte:
al for %"
@ao inort Mgnes traf 8roberer, 111eboc1te Butt
ban, bba6 Ser bar brnoet, 1ne1 bbilfet eSS110trpf Gp=
1terens Me6oelelle glpr6e pun Mrtbnr, be6 hi life.
Noger Sis efter begpnote ban at anlpgge ct @ap=
perf / 1tarre @tl ems set lille, Ser allere6e fon6-
tes poa %gepgaar6e.
9lrtbnr bar 1>1eget pirfIo11, r1e6e11s 8pg11irgsar~
bei6et gift for Jig, og lpntes me6 2ip og SjGl ut
i~1ttercsiere Zig for, be0 Set %ltororte0e Goppnrf at
forbeie Npgaar0es @erb.
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IKE I G D
MELODISAMLING.

Heftet indeholder;
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantasi
over "Dejlig er Jorden"
A. NJ. Andersen: Derovre bag
Golfens Str9mme. CA. Doller,s)
Kr 0stergaard: vi er Ell Rebel
Ter. (Kr. 0stergaard).
c. c. Christensen: Hvis iex
kommer hjem til Danmark.
q. c. Bay.
J. Nellemann: vi er F~aestere.
(Kr. 0stergaard).
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sslorerce bopoe pe,tet rlte11 Ell Slime, oa Mrtbur
troaote i1o, 11oe1 at bun mes ct Sro Loo ban1 m9rfe
1tn MisfornsieISe oeropcr.
Sur, u,1fteoe at inopirte pou 5pnl1c11, % ga gif
Set life on at nisbage ban. Sen enom Inu1tfc
Some in1ileoe o9iaa fierligt til 5pn1en, 50 bun
rate @aonoe1 1o in1oo bon1 og trof bon1 reo til
fig paa SEN bleoe Sofa.
Mrtbur bap6e forbereot Jig pao at finoe @eooe-
rvn %greoenoe, o,n1gipen af Meoicirfluifer, &url=
r1erirn1fr11er pg ollie 0iSle A%nitalter, lonr ban life
t1noc f%ororogc. San blep oerior belt %bebogeligt
%operraltet, 50 bun r1ootog ham mes ct Snil.
Tor Ferlte @a1g fonot ban, at Moocre11, 11agtet
lin Nlocr, unr eli inn1f &pinoc % at bum tunoe
bore inotogenoe, naur bun Blot piloe. Slorerrc
r1nrfeoe, at benbes Sro piloe inhrirfe 1angt mere
poo Gonrc11, noor Sc fife blep ~leoiogeoe al &ran!-
peonsoIo.
"&jGre Nrtbur," iagoe BIN, leg bar ct 1bebaAc=
1igt @n1ne at forhonole mes Sig; men ieg itoler pao.
ut SIT oesl1ogtet %itinrfer mig Sin Spnnrfiombeo."
Sea nffnr unnite pitt ubehnacliae gr1ner,"
lo9oe Nrtbur %ln1ilen0e;; men leg n1aa 1aturligpi5
1%1nherfa1tc mig, bpao SIT suffer"
2ette por n1cget %urtigere, ems slrtbur pleieoe
at lotrpffe Zig.
gu o11cr n1aolfe, at set orcier Jig ON &uarn-
oon;n1en?"
Seq bopoe Mistu1fe on1 l1oget ligrenoe."
"Morene bar bel life %uo1lettct Mi110et ON SEN
Sfo11, Micborolon tilfpieoe ps, eller la0et Sig CLIENT
NE Sen Gfoncale, bu11 f%ren1fal0tc be6 Set Hpgte
ON ho1s aoncs 9pO?" peoblep flnrence meo u1ro-
ponlig 9inligbeo.
"NFi1 @1fo111nel'e err 1onlfe uoo," %ioareoe hun.
Ser gipes TornGrn1cller, lom fife f11n1e tilgi=
pess," %begpnote 6lprence igier, log Sc, leg bentpocr
iii, oiploer belle Sen Gruttnan1fc 6unilie."
Sea trur %nirfeIiu, at SIT bar Set Deri, Wfo0er."
"Gof for Sc Or0; MI fic1oer leg igie11 min Ssn.
Si1 mig mi, hporleoes tunfcr 61 at bo11ole inoo
DEM, Ser ioo orinigt Far boiot Jig Dor Nnrleo?"
Get hur lea enom1 life tpl1ft oper," us Nrtburs
Spar.
IS iaa Solo pil leg lige Sig min Me1ing. Se1oc,
leg riolte, hpe111 Ser eieoe %Sabrifen, fore1og jcg oiH
Snoer at fipbe apornoon11en % forpano1e Ben til
Ell lnu,f Sp11nerbolig for ct al fine 8prn, men
ibag inoier- leg, at bette life laber fig giorc. Get
pur 1noolfe beolt at iplge Mpguorbe, eller bpoo mo-
ler SUP"
"Tor1laget lpoer gonlfe pitt r~irneligt nof; men
Set ioprer lin prnftife SIDE. Seq blipcr oerIor
npot iii at bcoe Sig, Mon1o, at opetloOe til mig peo
gipei1 2eiligteo at betale oen Iorbe1pGre1,oe 5neo=
fer, bpoo hi lfploer bo11. Mao6eu, bporpaa jeg bill
afgitre NffGrcrl, n1aa in0til pi0ere blipe min Sag.
81 iorbliper %in1iolertib puo ~Npgoor0e, ielger fife
gienoomn1el1, men i%orbolOer os roliae. Setro mig
Dennc 9gresiog, @}a111o, % jg boobcr, at ou itoi
blipe %tilfre0s."
"Me6 2pftet ON, at SIT fife bpiler, fprenO 0u bat
I~troffet Sen @orl. gu amer life, bnor 111ege1 Mar-
lag 81, 1elp bor til at offp 0sie Me11neifer."
Nrtb>r rafte Mooeren lin @anlt0.
Seq loner Sig at ioge bore 9}egni>1ger opgiorte
71eo Micboroior1s: las bette pnre sig not, Mooer."
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5uttnpHnnttPn.
AT uRrr pllrr ikkr uwrF.
S%ortelling al
Ntarie Sophie Sebwart5.
(JortIm).

81 frpgter barn," afbrp0 slrtbur. "GGor1a6er
hi Rpgaaroe, for6i ban bar bolat fig / Dor Nerbeb,
CT set at bereoe bam Ell Sriumf."
"@a, ia, ou TOM bape &et, og ieg bar be1ler lite
foa ganife bclten1t mig til at reiie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05

0n @ftern1iooogen res Nrtbur fig CT Sur as Ell
7mo(, eIenbig Ell, iom f1lgte alle Moens &rl1n1=
ringer.
Geo @noe11 al 0olen befonot ban Zig ODER for e1
bpi, ifobbepoflet &lippe, Sen bbielte al Sem, ior1
omgop Dole11. Gaa 0ens Sop Iao man ct mutt
@a1s / 5cbpeit5ertiI en- @pgningsmaaoe, iom
pan SEN Sis en6n1 life bar o~lmi11oelig / @berige.
Ser ltan7eoe Sen 1111ge Mono fin Set. So!
maolte neo 9inenc Sen loorette &1ippe 1igeio1H. for
at %operbepiie iig ON Set unn11ige / fra 0enne 5iot
at fon11ne OBJ 9uiet.
"SSseg tror, at 6t tuger fell al @ejen til 6iell<
bobo, 6etter?" roobte en- @ten1me tet pe6 Mrtbur.
l%forberebt poo at blipe tiltalt trof bat iaa bef-
tigt / Gpiler,,e, at Soften lteiIeoe. gn lille Game
boan6 greb bo fat / Tpjlerne, og @aan6ens Ger
in6e u6brpo:
"5tine, Ncbiles. gu bebgper life at bore bonge
for mig. Set fan bore nof, at leg bar in6iaget Sin
@errc en flor 5frnf!"
9en lille 5aan0 llap Geiler11e og flnppeoe acfil<
les paa @al1en. \
Mrtbur bar i1i6lerti6 l%prlnget al Soften og itoo
MI ne0 Sioen at Meargaretba @rattnan11.
Set bor ct b%elpofsent. ungt &igebar1, omtrent
often Mar; ilanf, %lps1offet, blaa6jet og fager.
"Gr 6u go1rffe alene u6e for at %ipoo|ere," ipurgtc
Mrtbur.
ga, i min SLIDER b1r6e ieg So flr1e gao ale1,e,"
1borebe Morgaretba %ln1iler6e.
"@anife biit; men set er ioa iieloent at treffe.
unge Gamer alene poa 2a16epeiene."
get er. NOT mrtltgt; men 6es11agtet fm1 6u /:
mig, lite olea1e- %ipa6iere, n1en ogiaa rioe % fiere
16tn SeIffob. Stuff pao,. at o1 lite bar en- frmif,
men en- ipenff @ige for 6ig. 9a1. naa altiqa tage
mig, fom leg ct, ifignt mine @mer er roget ieIp-
%ftnnoiee."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05

gfe6ens Sigl1e bar ifer6 mes at arunoe ooer lin
eget og Morgaretbas l~1ful6fonn1enbeo, res SEN
itoIte gnnffe alene ira SSiellbooo til &pornom1111e11.
Soften, iom bur be116e, bar ct mutt og roligt
9p:, ser ipntes at pioe, at Sen bl1roe pere f~oriigtig
mes lin @eriferinoe.
(3orti!)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-14
MAKE MOST TRAGIC COLUMN
missing Men" List Tells Story Any
Pen Would Be Unable to
Portray.

Little stories of the world war that
bring home to land now at peace
the sacrifice of men who gave their
lives on the battlefelds of France
and the sorrows of thousands of gold
star mothers are coming to light every
day in the search that goes steadily
on for the missing and for infOrma-
ton regarding the deaths Of soldiers
overseas. From every section of the
country and from every state come
these queries to the American Legion
Weekly, which in its 'NIissing Men"
column, places where all may see an
array Of items back of which lie some
of the greatest tales Of the war.
missing Men" is in itself the most
tragic column in the world. Into it's
short compass is compressed a host
of heart throbs and a sweeping hui
man emotion that the pen Of the most
gifted novelist would be unable to por-
tray. The items are short, Of neces-
sity, but, in the few words that go to
make up each, volumes are spoken.
Take, for example, such communion
tons as these:
I'D INF, co. I-Private Floyd Hiltz
died July 20, 1918, after having been
wounded at Vaux on July /. Government
bureaus can furnish no other information.
His mother died last November while
mourning for him., Details of his death
are sought by sister, Mrs. Florence Tiv-
ISIS SO Bridgeport avenue, Devon Conn.
23D INF, HDQ. CO.-Private Elmer P.
Hughes was reported wounded on October
6, 1918, but a later letter from the adju-
tant general said that he had died on
October 4. His mother believes that he
may still be alive, AID wants informa
ton from his buddies. Write Private
Mchal Sabak, Second company, D. B.
Guard, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
10TH INF-Samuel Du Bots Owings
died in an English army hospital at
Rouen, on the Flanders 'front.' on or about
October q, 1918. last word from him said
he was in good spirits after suffering an
attack of gas. Information about his
death is wanted by Philip S. Sichel, 639
Mamaroneck avenue, Mamaroneck, n. Y.
10TH INF, co. A.-Private Charles M.
Smith was reported missing in battle
near the town of Villette on the morning
Of August g. 1918, and has not been heard
from since. War department has report
ed him killed in action, but has not been
able to locate his grave or find anyone
who saw him fall Further details from
his bUddes are desired by his brother,
Omar H. Smith, 329 West Fifty-eighth
street, New York City.
These items, picked at random, from
a typical column of 'Missing Men" are
only few among thousands Of a sim
liar tenor. They tell their own stories
and add themselves to the long list of
mysteries of the war that may never
be solved. Others, however, have been
solved through the medium of Miss
ing Men," and many letters have come
into the office of the Legion magazine
containing the information sought in
a published query.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-14
MINERAL POINT or TODAY
Notes by the Democrats News
Gatherer.

Bernard GRADER, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph GRADER and Left Tackle
for the High School football team,
had his collar bone broken Wednes-
day afternoon during the game with
Belmont. At present writing he is
getting on nicely.
There was a large attendance at
the dance given in Community Hall
Wednesday evening.
Miss Barbara Jeuck returned Fri
day from a visit in Milwaukee.
Misses Ida and Mabel Martin re-
turned to their home in Galena re-
Gently, after a visit at the home Of
their cousins Misses Nettie and Jes-
sic PrideauX.
Misses Nettie and Jessie PrideauN
returned Friday from a several days
visit with relatives in Galena.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawinger
have returned from their wedding
trip to Milwaukee and Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hendrickson
Of Ridgeway were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Lee Thursday.
H. r. Boehmer wife and son, who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Kelly have returned to their home
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-14

Platteville Normal Sunday, after
spending the week end with their
parents.
Mrs. H. S. We'll left Sunday for a
visit with her daughter Mrs. Irwin
Penhallegon in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Heindel of
South Wayne were the guests Of DR..
and Mrs. A. D. Brown Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeuck, Jr
and daughter Nellie, Mrs. George
Jeuck, Sr. and Mrs. Will Jeuck visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilger
in Dubuque last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Johnston and
family and S. Fl. Schellinger visited
relatives in Wauzeka Friday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-14
MEDALS FOR WORLD WAR MEN
Tokens Will Be Distributed by Legion
to Ex-service Men of Country
on Armistice Day.

Presentation Of the Victory medals,
to which 100000 soldiers. sailors and
marines are entitled for service in the
World war, will be carried out in
thousands of communities through the
agency OF the American Legion on
Armistice day. Acceptance of the
Legion's offer to aid the war depart
ment in the distribution of the med
ais has been received by Franklin
D'Olier, the national commander. and
plans are already under way in many
localities for the staging of elaborate
ceremonies in connection with the for
NAL presentation.
An appeal for all of the $500 posts
of the Legion to cooperate in the
medal distribution enterprise in order
that the celebration of ArmiStice day
may be memorable for years to come"
was sent to the heads of all depart
ments by Mr. D'Olier.
ut is with wholesome pride in the
triumph of our arms in the most cru
cial test of strength in history" he
wrote, that the Legion appeals to
all Americans to make Armistice day
1920, memorable for years to come.
We desire that it shall be above all
else, a tribute to our country and our
flag and the flags of our allies. In
other sense it should be solemn
affectiOnate dedication of our lives to
the principles for which more than
100000 of our countrymen and mil
lions of our eomrades-in-arms made
the greatest sacrifice"
Not only will the presentation Of
the medals be marked by impressive
ceremonies in every city and town in
the country bat celebrations will be