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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
cox TALKS LEAGUE
TO MONTANA CROWD
Tells of Material Benefits to Come
When War Costs Are
Eliminated.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening


Helena, Mont, Sept. 9.-Arguments In
behalf of the League of Nations adapted
to affairs of the West were presented here
today by Governor Cox. He outlined
what he declared were practical material
benefits to flow from the league.
''It has recently been figured" F" said the
governor that the cost of one battleship
would reclaim two million acres of land
Multiply this by AS, the number of
States, adopting the plan of one battle
ship for each State, and you have stag
gering total and if properly applied the
answer to the problem of housing In our
cities, the answer to the question of in
creased production for sustenance of
human life.
Think Of this in terms of reclamation
of arid and waste lands, If you will, and
think what it would mean to have one
million men, exclusive of thousands re-
quired in shipyards and ammunition
plants, turning their activities to the pro-
duction of the necessities Of life, rather
than TO employment in the creation of
agencies for the destruction of life"
The governors speeeh here, after a few
rear platform addresses en- route. opened
the final day Of his Montana campaign.
Urging the league, Governor Cox told
his Helena audience that the United
States is looked upon as "a nation of
cutters, self-prosperous and self-satisfied
while our assistants as well as our enemies
in Europe are starving to death.
Governor Cox inveighed agail a sepa-
rate peace with Germany and urged world
disarmament.
Republican financing and the Senatorial
oligarchy came in for more criticism.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
GRAVE CRISIS IS
FACED BY ITALY
Unless Settlement is ReachedS
Metal Workers Will Take De
cisives Action.
nv Associated pre~s to Every Evening

T,ondon, Sept. o-Friday viii be
critical day in the history Of the movement
Of Italian metal workers says the Milan
correspondent Of the Herald, organ OF
labor On that day the General Con-
federation of Labor meets in Milan, and
If no decision is reached, the correspondent
says, immediate action may be taken by
workers
ssrhe ultimate aim Of the federation Of
metal workers, as well as the confedera~
ton of labor" he declares, is socializa-
tion OF industry, and Friday may well see
an extention Of the Soviet principle TO
other industries OF Italy"
Rome, Sept. efforts continue to
bring about q solution of the situation
which has arisen throughout Italy as q re-
suit of a movement among metal workers
To occupy plants in many Of the most inn
portanf industrial centers, The govern
| rn.nt has been called upon to intervene,
but 50 far has been neutral. Reports indi-
cate that quiet prevails at all affected
centcrs and that engineers, forernen and
clerical stalls, employed at occupied plants
still refuse 10 join the workers.
II is declared the majority OF the metal
workers are controlled by extreme Social
| lists who are desirous OF giving the move
ment political character, but responsible
| leaders of the party are SAID to discourage
such policy. At many places the workers
| have announced they are ready 70 convert
| themselves into cooperative societies
which would undertake the direct manage
| ment of works that have been occupied
pay rent which would be fixed by arpitra-
| ton, and deposit the necessary guarantees.
| In many plants serious situation has
| arisen because of the fact that the workers
have armed themselves. At one plant,
however, the supposed machine guns
turned out to be wooden weapons which
had been camoufiaged.
Leghorn, Italy, Sept. 9.-Workers who
| have occupied the Orlando shipyard
| here launched a destroyer built there for
the Italian government today. Black
and red flags waved above it, however,
as it slid down the ways into the sea
and as it gracefully took the water there
rose deafening cries of viva Socialism. >.
Turin, Sept. S.-Three peaceable but
curious citizens wandering near the plant
of the F. |. A. t. Automobile Company
today were captured by metal workers
who were armed with muskets and re
yolvers The men were taken inside the
plant, where they were severely eros
examined and search by the workmen
tribunal, which sentenced them to b'
set to work at the furnaces. They wer'
stripped of their clothes, given work
mems blouses and compelled TO labor 10
eight hours in the furnace room whe II
the temperature was about 100 degree
fahrenheit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
MAY BE COUGHLIN BABY.
Child Abandoned at Knoxville, Tenn,
Thought TO Resemble kidnapped Boy.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. "a baby
abandoned at Morristown, AZ miles east OF
Knoxville, yesterday by persons occupying
large touring car is thought by Knoxville
police to be the Coughlin baby, kidnapped
at Norristown, Pa, several months ago.
The baby abandoned at Morristown
apparently is about two years old, has
light hair and blue eyes. 1t was heard
crying in the courthouse yard shortly
after an automobile had passed through
MurristoWn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
MOTORIST FINED $500.
Heavy Penalty on George w. Smith Who
Ran Down Robert Shaw.

fine Of $500, or two months Imprisonment
was imposed on George w. Smith by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court today
Smith, while driving q motor ear, ran
over and seriously injured Robert Shaw,
l3 years old, 1880 Market street, two
months ago. Shaw was in the Delaware
Hospital for seven weeks suffering from
fractured skull broken rib and a broken
leg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
GREEK TROOPS LAND.
Replace British Near Constantinople and
May Occupy That City.
Iated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Constantinople, Sept. Give trans
ports of Greek troops Lave landed at
lsmid on the gulf of Ismid, 55 miles
southeast of Constantinople and are
replacing the British forces there, accord
ing to advices received today.
A deputation OF senators today calel
on Damad Ferid Pasha, the grand vizier,
and begged that he come to an agree
ment with the Nationalists before the
Greeks find an excuse for occupying
Constantinople. 1t is said the grand
vizier wishes to hang Mustapha kemal
Pasha, the Nationalist leader, and his
attitude prevents an amicable arrange
ment with the Nationalsts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
CHICAGO-NEW YORK
MAIL PLANE WRECKED
,iated Press 20 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Elkhart. Ind, Sept. 9.-The Chicago
New York United States mail plane,
driven by Lieutenant Riddelsbarger, was
wrecked in landing in corn field near
here this morning. The pilot was not in
jured. Lieutenant Riddelsharger stated
on being brought here, that he fost his way
in the clouds and was unable TO get back
into his course and was forced TO land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
TO REOPEN CAUSEWAY.
No Road Detours Between Will
mington and Selbyville During
the Winter.

Officials of the State Highway Depart
ment say the Wilmington Causeway,
south of the Market street bridge over
the Christiana, will be opened for traffic
within three weeks.
They also announce there will be no
road detours between Wilmington nd
Selbyvile during the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
NO INDICATIONS OF
RETURN OF INFLUENZA

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Sept. 9,-There have been
no indications of return of last year s
influenza epidemic this winter, the Public
Health Service announced today. Each
year, it was said, between November and
May, a number of cases are reported, but
experts of the service do not expect the
disease to be as widespread or as virulent
this year as IN 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
TELLS OF STATE QUOTAS.

Chicago, sept 9.-Harry NJ. Blair, -
his testimony before the committee whic1
extended over into last nights sessioc,
said sufficient copies Of Form lOl wecs
prepared to supply all field agcnts e, tle
Republican national treasure. But Nhca
the National Committee refused e ap-
Continued on page 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
MAINE HAS 767, ,996..
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Sept. 9.-(Census sta
tistics issued today show the state of
Maine has 767, 1896. an increase of 25,625,
or 3.5 per cent.
Maine, Bath State in population ten
years ago, has been outgrown in the last
decade by Oregon, which was 35th State.
Names population showed an increase of
5.625, while Oregon, which had almost
70, 900 people less than Maine in 1910, had
an increase of 11O. $50 during the ten years.
Brownsville, Tex, 11,79l; increase,
! ,274 or IL. per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
Amusements Tonight.

PLAYHOUSE Jam Jcms
Garrick-Na Vaudeville.
Savoy-''rhe Riders 0f she Dawn
strand Jack Straw.
Majestic Fighting Chance.
Queen Dangerous 20 Men.
Rialto-" Hard Boiled.
Nictory--"S Stella NiariS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
FRIDAYS PROGRAM.

Horse Show opens l0.14.
Tractor demonstrations 10 to IL.
Harness racing at ? p. m.
Red Cross lectures and movies
afternoon and evening.
Running races at s.
Fireworks at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
Threw Glass in Street Fined $40.

Pleading g7ilty to a charge Of throwing
glass in the street, John Smith was given
the minimum fine of $40 by Judge Hast
ings in Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
FIUNiE COUNCIL RESIGNS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Fiume, Sept 9,-The Fiume national
council resigned today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

Jack Horner colored margarine so
cents. Horner, 42l KING --Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

Winterthur Special Sanitary Milk for
Babies.-Clover Dairy.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

Perfect-fitdng Eye Glasses, :.
Collins 4 Meyer, 10I w. Sth St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press 20 Every kvening
Washington, sept g.. Forecast Tor Drhf
ware. showers probable tOnight and trl
day. moderate temperature moderate soutf
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
HUNDREDS PERISH
IN ITALIAN QUAKES
Number of Dead Steadily Grows
as Reports Come in; Thou
sands Homeless.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

Rome, Sept. 9.--Anot CT violent earth
quake occurred in the Emilia district at
2.35 o'clock this morning causing the loss
Of lives and important damage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

Tonieht's Events.
Running races at s.
Fireworks at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
BIG THURSDAY"
ATTRACTS LARGE
CROWDS TO FAIR
Hundreds of Down State Visitors
Arrive Early to Attend State
Exhibit.
HARNESS RACING PROVES
A BIG ATTRACTION
STATE FAIR CALENDAR.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

Tullow, County Glare, Ireland, Sept. 9.
Armed and masked men attacked
four police officers here last evening.
Two of the constables were shot dead and
another seriously wounded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09

Galway. County Galway. Ireland, Sept.
"a constable was shot dead in the
railroad station here last midnight. Three
of his assailants were killed and one or
two wounded.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
Mmerifanif &aubelSfammer i ai,9ao,

E 'r |'Ns III -t- = @ -
Sfplge Meo6elelie fra 9epartement
Of Gtate Ct ser mi oprettet amerifan=
fife &onoelsfamre / &~ipbenbapn, @p=
teborg % @toctbolm p1a O%pfororing
at be oerperenoe amerifonife &oni11-
Ter. Department Of State bar nem=
Zig / 6cn ienere &io opmuntret De
amerifanlfe &onluler I alle 6e ltore
|Sabnebper belle &cr6en ODER til at
oar11e @onoelstamre til @tptte %
6ren1me al &an6elen paa Mmerifa.
M~feolenmerne al @an6elsfamrene CT
oels Sc lteoli9e &eprelentanter for
itore al11ertfauife Girmaer .og bells 10,
fale Smportprer % @fsportprer, ser
gipr Gorretning paa Mmerifa for ege11
&egntng. Ser er inge,1 Epipl om, al
|0iS1e @an6elsfomre bil bore til lto1
Spite for Sparbeioelien al en- 1tgrre
&anoelsforbin6clie n1e6 Sc aoreneoe
|Gtnter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
Eua Russ.

81 begpr0te / iioite 9a1mer en- 'r
Tortelling al Sen tienote oarlfe 6or,
fatterin6e Gannp S,tren, Der bot
}frepet en- Sci pelpn6coe % interes>
1onte Momoner, bporaf "@pa &ois"
t1roe bore en- al De beoitc og in11t>
fe1te. @i anbefaler 6erfor bore &c.
iere, og ierlig 2eierinoer, at fplge
goot me6 fra 8%egpnoelien. 6ortel
Iigeleoes @enner og 8efien6te, at Der
er begDn6t en- fengilen6e 6ortelling
i bort 8lao og gj6r opmerfiom paa,
at nDe Mbonnenter faor 8la6et til
$3.50, iaafremt set beitilles fer Is.
Stunt. MDe Mbonnenter foar ligele'
6es alt set u6fomre .af sen 1tpe &c.
man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
9r. 6en9er 6pipitoIet.

Sen 9rem> iom / flere aar bor be,
lt1eftlget Dar1ife / Omaha, nen1lta
Spfdrelien al ct oonlf Soipitol Ser !
Bper1 fumes 1u at futile: ooo / 0pfpr.
belle i6et set ftifteoe Gbr. Slender
aon'poeni, Ser beltaor al fien6te
9o1llte 1erlig / @ebralfa og Sotpo>
|par t1ebt Oct UNDER 0pfprelie berenoe
1tore n1ooerne 2or6 2iiter &oipitol
paa 26tb og De'pep Mpe. @ipbeiuu1.
men er life offentliggiort, men Sen
1tal bore ODER en- boIp Mt1. 9oII1rs.
Set 11pe &oipital, ser bill fun11e OBJ,
toge inotil 200 Hatienter og blipe ST.
rtgeret nr1oer Ell Stab al Sc be61te
|Sg9er> &irurger og @pecialiiter, on
tages at billie funne aobnes / 9gbet If
tire Maaneoer:;
9ette 5oretasenoe> iom bar poft
betpoelie 0piigt ielb i omerifonjfp
Sreole' bi1> bois oct giennemfgres.
1bo0 ser ipnes at bore al u6iiot i'll,
ltrtper 80. 8. 49,, blioe set iter5te
6oreta9enoe t fin @rt> ser nogenjiaoe
CT g1en11emfert al Danife / Mmertfo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
&oitbart Sarbeitof fan nopin6es at
Corn Gubs.

"Gorn Gobs"> Ser 10 Di6til lite far
bopt aogen @anoelsperoi, bill for
5remttoen funne bringe 6ormer1e ct,
ganite' goo S116teet. 2%1nobrugs6e-
partementets femiife Mf6eling bar /
ben ienere Sis bapt traplt me6 at ut
oeripge Ma%isfolbernes femilfe Cant
menietning og bar funoet, at Sc III
oe3oloer oct meget foitbare ,&emifalie
5l1rfural, Der bill bore al meget flor
Betponing for oen amerifanife 6arbe=
fabrication. &i6til er Gurfur1I lite
blebet meget benpttet paa @rl1116 al
bets beie &ris; men iaainart set tan
fremitilles bil1igt, bill set fac. en- me-
get flor Mnben6elie. @rtien er for
II 9ollars pr. @un6, me6etts
Set fnn oil folte 20 Gents pit. @un6
at tilbirfe set al Corn @obs. 100 &6.
Corn @obs bill gtpe ct l16bptte al 1h
Hln6 6l1rfural.
8eo l16fogningen al SnrfuraI om=
6annes Maisfo1berne til en- tpf, flpb,
rig Sim, Ser bill bore al flor 8etp6-
ming for Hapfabrifationen. Otter
n6preSningen al 2imen bliper ser til
bage 1iot @ellu1oie, bboraf ser tan Ia
oes Eaptr. &ber Sm1le af. Mais-
tolberne faar. 6erbe6 fin M%npen6eIie.
Man regner, at Ser efter Moisbg.
item Der / 2an6et bbert Mar er ON.
trent 20 Mtllioner Cons Corn gobs,
iaa Der bill bore not til at boIoe man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
Ssmenbene u9 ~Snbfomitifatten.

Gu 0anif Sbmon6 ombor6 paa Ell
al Stan6ar6 Oil Gomponp's Dampe=
re blep ubebageli9t o%berroifet forIe=
Sen Sag, 6a 5fibet tom til Seem Sort,
ban blep afmpnitret. San OPP
oageoe nemlig> at Der bar truftet otte
@rocent al / bans @pre for Snotomit=
fiat. @an tluaoe lite foritaa, al bbil<
fen @rltno ban ifuloe beta IL alle Sc
&cltge, met &aptainen iag6e, at 60
be1t paabpo oct, % 6ermeo 8alta. 5aa
Lei te Spmanoen / en- 6onlf Mbis, at
set &p6e &ors bar ct &ontor i Seem
Dorf, bbor enbper Donl fer fan fao
gratis &eilconing og @etsbinlp, %
ban itreD ltrafs til &ontoret. Ne]te
Morgen bab0e ian Gpor fra &ontor=
chef @bcrlin> ser iagoe, at Gpmpno,
Der lite ct amerifanife 8orgere> %
iom lite CT biemmeberen6e / Sc f5or.
Stater, lfo1 life betole nogen eesno=
fomltifat, 11aar Sc Teller / fre1mneo
5art, ielp ON 5fibet Teller UNDER
amerifonif 5lag. @eo Sorepisninq
al bette 8reD poo Gfattefontoret
Custom @oule fit ban 1.6en 8anjfe.
ligbeo ale oe in6betalte &e>1ge til.
bage. S ct icnere @rep ffriper ban
'bpor flor Sjelp ost &e6e &ors' 0p:
lpsningsfontor er for 6e Danlfe
Mmertfa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
Emrnpaa rnratr Krnn'
r%rtnHrsBr nor.

6orfatteren M,1oers Diemer lfriper
til "&ibe Sttftsti6enoc" Sen 2. Mai
fra StocfDolm:
Set par 6oraar ollere6e / Marts
neoe / Spnoeripllono
Sg ga ieg TOM tilboge til min
&ope fer / @toctbolm til Mpril> iao
ieg> at &aaren pi16e fomme meprf=
bGroigt tioligt ogiaa fer / 6isie moro
|lige @gnc
Sg MISREPRESENTATION" fom.
0g Set b1ep 1. @oi @aarlnngilcr=
nes fgrite glade Selt6og.
6br git man 10 paa "Stanien" oe,1
Sag til borgerlig 6er1temaifeIt :
eller til 6nlleoen = til re6 otto -
eucr til begge 9ele. SSaor bolot min
&abe mig biemme, ieg gaor bber
Sag 90 taller mes SEN iom m1e6 Ell
goo @en, leg CT bange for at ieg mart
ifal TITLES fra.
Seq bar oco at plo11te en- Gran,
|o1 ieg mGrfeoe, at ser por 11oger1,
Der 1tonieoe ltge 1t6en for poo &eien.
ga, 1aaoan en- @obe ifnl6e man
BAL" berte ieg ioo me6 ct oeru6efra.
Seq iaa op. Ser ito6 en- iqp1
ipenif @aifinarbei6er.
"@omi6oag," iae6e fan.
"@omiooag," ibare6e ieg. Sor iao:
Dan tiger man Der / Sberige mi6t pao
9oger. 0g &lotfe11 bar 4.
"Det bar 90 en- ilem @org, Iom ia,
rant bort &ongebus, iag6e ia:
Wan6e11.
Seq iaa ipprgenoe poa bam.
"Maa, be6 De lite 6et," fortlattt
ban langiomt, "ot &ronpriniesIen e,
6g6 i6ag?"
Sect bet bioite leg lite. 500? Sur
|bao6e 10 lite peret ipe!
0g 'ba1r, Sen ipenife @octaloemo.
trat, og leg, ben fremme6e Ssstfffe=So
c%ialoentofrat>, ene6es burtiot ON, a,
bette bar ct itort Sab. Site Blot 70,
ben finite &ronprtns, iom aobenbar,
lebeoe 1pfteligt me6 fin unge Suitru
og tffe blot for 6eres fem lmoa @prn
men for os are og for bele 2on6et.
81 bleo let enige ON, at set oo,
en- iieloen goo, Iigefrem % 6pqtte
&bin6e, iom ser bar 6p6. 0q 1oa lac
pfu6ie1igt!
ga, iaa mao leg ba' 61aget Of
paa balp stang!" iagoe ieg, leg bei.
Ter e1lers lite nit 6anife Stag / 6ennf
Sto, iaa lenge leg lite beo, bpaf
|Sfiebne Slesbig faor."
Og 6erefter fit hi os en- lille Gam.
tale ON set SpgrgsmaoI. Men Sci
ct mi en- anoen &iitorie! 49,
So, &ronprtniesier er birfelig 800
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
&lnrpt falnrr.

S 8erlin er ser bleben offentlig=
giort flere bemmelige& rotofoller, Ser
bererer Gpiflanos Stilltne til l1n-
berbanosbaa6frigen. 8lan6t &rpto=
follernes 8eretntnger ftn6es en- ON
Sen &onference, Ser bleb bol6t / @lefs
Ben 8. % 9. Son11ar 1917 mellem
6eltmaricbal bon &i%n6enburg, Gene
raj 2%,16en6orff o9 @6miral bon &elt<
aen6orff og anore @arineofficerer.
@e6 oenne &onference tog M6miral
bon &olt5enoorff lterH til Sr6e for
en- uinoifrenfet l%1baa6frtg, iom, er'
flere6e ban, 6en tplfe Setter og &igs=
fansler bon 8etbmann=Sollmeg imi6=
1ertio ipnes at itille fig ligegpl6iq
operfor. San tilfeie6e, at bon @etb.
mannzSollmeg gnife6e 6iplomatife
Sorbereoelier iom en- Sn6leoning for
at bol6e De Goreneoe Stater uoe al
&riger, og at Observation-Disclosures noe.
re6e Ben 9pfatni1g, at bbis Be Gor.
ene6e Stater tom in6, bIeb @D6arne.
rita ne6t til at fe1ge efter.
@en 6e preusiiife Militariiter bill.
6e lite lptte til Diplomaternes M6,
barfel; 6erom fremgaar set tp6eligi
al ct an6et Document, ser giper en-
Beretning ON Samtale1t n1ellem Sin.
6enburg, 2u6en6orff og bon @etb,
narn,&olmeg / @lefs Sen 9. sSanua1
1917. timber Sanntale11 uotalte Seth.
man.Sollmeg: rubaaofrigen er Sci
EsiE Gt=Sar -sE.-a. aHa.#~a .Z.a 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04

&c 6abrifcr gaaen6e bele Maret rltr6t.
Set er allereoe plqnlaet at onlegge
Ell 6abrif for Corn Sob @ro6l1fter /
Ohio 9alen, ser 0aglig bill f,r11e BE-
'banole 100 Cons Corn @obs> % att,
6re 6abrifer bil efterbaan6en blipe
onlogte paa centrale 5te6er / MniS.
1toterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
@m Some er NOT.

Gn Danifer, Der forleoen Sag bap.
De gtoet Mp6e / &etten / @iour Sails,
e. g., for at faa fine 8orgerpapirer,
bleb ittllet 6e igbbanlige Spgrgsmaal
og blanot anoet fpurgt, ON ban troe.
De paa 8olpgami. @an bleb iffes5par
1tplotg. "gfei, SIR. 9ommer, / 6isie
Etoer er Ell Some not, 2ebeuogifterne
er for bpie til at ,%1n6erboIoe mere en6
en- Some" iag6e ban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
9anifer 6re6t.

sneofer Gus &let / !eou Claire
[sSts.> blep forlcoen orebt poa @opir-
mellent oa ca. 10000 @olt @leftrici,
tet git giennem bans 2egeme. San
oar oeo at legge SSernbIif paa &aget
at Sells @apir & Tnlp @ompanps
6abrtt og tom bort i en- beiipenot
2e6ning.
Suit @let bar al 6anif @erfomlt.
oa bans Sa6er bar foot i Sen Sci al
|SlesDig> iom fioen bIep tiff % ,,u ct
oanIf igien. Sans &uitru er ,,oriff.
San efterlaoer fig a@etefelle, / Barn
og fin 6a6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-04
BLUNT Ean1Bn1xn1.
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Eli Dor Meoodelie / ii6ite l1ge ONT
@aitor Clinton 8aits @alg til 8ilfop
I%in6enfor Metooiitfirfen tan tiIfeies>
at ban er Sen al en-. SITTER / 2pffen
paa Spllanos @eitfpit, og at fan felb
bar orepet bette &berb / fine una,
|oomSoage.
"9en friltelige Salsmau6" ltriber:
Sc, iom tien6er Mnton 8olt, 1iqer, at
ban CT en- Observation-Disclosures Ga Ell breo-
ipnet Berionligbeo, en- bpis &ierte oa
|Spmpoti' tan omfatte ollie. Dis1e
1neofeotc og ogioa uobifleoe Beaopel-
ler bill ban faa 8rug for / lin M6mi-
%ntitration II bort Gamfunos SSsnteres,
ier / Sc ifan6inapiife 2an6e. SIT Der
ct &nleoning til Salouii> tan ii1ge11 of
os bore blind for; tbi life alene er
ben b~iifopelige @eiioens / @igbeu-
baon; men @an6en, iom er balat til
at bore Sfanoinopiens wiifop, er
oarlf.
Man moa 6og life forltaa set 1oo-
leoes> at @1rton 8alts biifopeliqe M1t.
torttet fun Refer ober Sc lfou6i11opi-
tie 2a1roe. San bar liee ioo ltor Mpn-
o19beo bele @fetooiittirfen iom no.
gen anoen 8iitop % f,ln6e qoot an,
1@ttes til at babe Opipn n1e6 Stem
yort eller Chicago Mreos eller bpil,
fen 1om bellt aroen Mrea. Men Gait.
ten er NOT oea at aniette ban / @fan-
otnooien, oa ban bar 8etingcller for>
at ban tan tiene beore ser enc 1ooen
al De on6re 8iifoper.
Set, at Sc tire ifanoinaptife 2on6e
bar enige ON Manoen, Sc gn5feoe
balgt til 8ilfop, bar uoen Epipl en- Of
De p9ientligite @run6e til, at 8oltor
ga1t blep palgt. ~0g noar man poo
Mfboet / @toctbolm> bpor Mepreieu-
ta'1ter fra ollie tire 2anoe bar lan1le6e
FOR at banole 6enne Gag, eneoes ONT
Faltor 8oit, iaa baboe man oct til III,
6oroel at @reiten fra &ipbeubop,1
Doooe uotert / oe it6ite ii Mar. Qieu-
, 1em ee11tralmisiionen ct 1au 1tort
Arbeloe, at set neiten grnnle6e til
oct 11troltge; og bette @rbei6e ltoor
Der 1on1 ct u%igienoripelig 8ebis poo,
at Ma'1oe1 bar Sen organizations
t eo1e og e%fsefutibe 9pgtigbeo> iorn e.,
811top / bort Samf11n6 abioI1,t ma I
baoe> bbis ban ifol blipe beloio / iii,
@icrning. ...
9a Boitor 8ait reiitc fra Dor,,
mart f9r at 11ofpre fine 6orpliotelier
oeo Observation-Disclosures fer / Mmcrifo
J 1on1 De 0anife M%eto0iiters @eprelert-
ta1't> maatte ban efterla6e fin Sultru
1pg I &1pbenbabt1. 81 far bert, at
} pan lloe'1 bar mootaget set igrgeliqe
J 8'1o1tab> at bl1n life le11gere reqnes
| bla'ot De lepenoes Sal paa ssoroen.
, %1 ct 1tffer poa, at @oltor @alt /
, oe'111e i'm Sorg Dar @fa1oinapiens
noelte Spmpati iaabcl io1m ber / bette
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