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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
High School Baccalaureate Preached;
VeSper Service For School For Girls

DeautlIul Tesper service was held at
St Clements Episcopal church in
connection with the commencement
Of the FL Paso School for Girls. which
takes place this evening.
Sweet peas in shades Of rose filled
the altar vases and the students Of
the school. in dainty summer frocks.
made pretty picture as they sat in
the peWs at the front of the church,
with the light from the sinking sun
shining as in benediction upon them
through the stained glass windows.
DR.. Fuller Swift, assisted by 3. N.
g. Williams, conducted the service and
the address to the pupils. was given
Dy Dr. Swift. his text being taken
from jeremiah q. 81. Turn Thy
Heart Unto the Highway" was the
subject. Or. Swift told OF the long
hard road to success and OF the short
er path with its dangers.
The musical numbers for the SER
vice, selected by George Daland. were
beautiful and included the anthem,
When the Day Of Pentecost was Full
ly Come" by Clare, the Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in E flat. by the
same composer. The kneeling hymn,
Savior Again to Thy Dear Name" ar
ranged by Hopkins. and other hymns
Of the afternoon by the vested choir
and assembly. were suitable to the
occasion.
Numbers Of friends OF the school
were present for the service with the
students and the teachers. The ush-
ers were Elizabeth McNary. Edith
Wayne, Annabeu Gray, nellie Hotch-
kiss, Kathyleen Orndorff and Doro-
thea Reinburg.
The Parent-Teachers' association Of
MOrehead school held the last meeting
Of the year in the hail Of the school
on Friday afternoon Preceding the
business session an outdoor program,
with dancing and competitive drills,
was given by the pupils.
The business session convened at 3
o'clock, Mrs. J. 2. Spence presiding.
The yearly reports were given by the
president. Mrs Spence. and the treas
urer, MS II. z. Stevenson. The cleo
ton of officers for the coming year
as follows:
Mrs c. A Hirsch, president. Mrs.
r P Nosson, first vice president: Mrs. I
Clarence North. second vice president;
Mrs. Lee OrndOrff, third vice presi- /
dent; Mrs j. Il. Grant. secretary; Mrs. !
r. E Stevenson, treasurer.
A beautiful bouquet Of pink carna- /
tons was presented to the retiring |
president. Mrs Spence and q similar 1
bouquet was presented Mrs. Empress /
Arlington. principal OF the school. 1
Both presentations were made by Mrs. /
Nosson on behalf OF the Parent /
Teachers association.
A social hour followed the meet I
Ing. in courtesy TO the teachers |
Punch was served while the parents /
Viewed an exhibition Of the years I
work at the school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

nEV. MILO ATKINSON, pastor Of
n the First Christian church, de-
livered the baccalaureate address
on Sunday morning to the gradual
ing class Of the Ell Paso high school
the members Of which were the
special guests Of the church at the
regular morning services. Special
music by the church choir was a fea-
ture Of the services for which the
church was decorated in spring flow
ers and ribbon streamers in the class
colors, purple and gold
DR.. Atkinson took for his subject
The Education of the Heart" He
spoke of the value of soul culture
and heart training. some people are
born more physically perfect than
rally more brilliant inJelgCts. and
some are born with deeper, finer
spiritual natures than Others But
Just as a man weak in body can traIn
himself so that he becomes strong
so a man as man can educate his
brain TO heights naturally above him.
so can a man or woman tram nlS
heart and educate his soul 50 that
he sees not only che stars but the
power behini the stars. sees not only
the blue dome Ct heaven. bat me
hand that 1asa'9 i that do.ae
ion in relation to their lives
as they look on the fire
escape Of a buiid.cg--S good thing TO
have around in case Of emergency,
but rather unsightly and pretty much
in the way otherwise. Not all Of Us
realize that the greatest satisfaction
in life can come from self denial and
sacrifice for the sake Ct righteous
ness.
You who are finishing your high
school course. may think that 50
much OF your life has been spent in
study that you would like 10 take a
little vacation from thinking o. tbs
term at all But life is simply a
series Of lessons, qnd II We csn
learn the way in which 10 study most I
profitably, the lessons wEicE Will /
prove Of most value 20 Us, learn the /
things to avoid and thoss in which /
to specialize, we viii find life so /
much more worth Whine and long for ]
more years in which 10 pursue our /
studies. A great scientist. at the end I
Of his eightieth year. having spent /
all his life in the PURSUIT Of knOwl- /
edge, said, "Oh, for another eighty I
years in which to Learnt"
In conclusion. DR.. Atkinson said 4
life Is not complete without religion /
He spoke OF persons Wnom one meets \
who have everything IN q worldly /
way. physically and Intellectually that /
could be desired, yet lack that faith 4
and conviction needed to make life I
that make time look On
death as a welcome gateway TO a
higher, eternal life; not as The end
0f all things
At 5 o'clock on Sunday afternoon a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
Automobile Club Will Give 4 Picnic,
Barbecue and Dance On July Fourth

A NUMBER Of interesting plans are
a announced for the social events
c. the Automobile club. which is
to give dances on alternate weeks in
stead OF every week, beginning with
the first June dance, on the second.
The dance 10 follow the one on the
second is 70 be given on June Is This
change was made because of the
warm weather and in order not to
conflict with dances given by other
organizations.
On July &. the club viii give pic
mic. barbecue and dance at the club
house at west Nsleta, the affairs Of
take place in the afternoon and even
ing
Several new names have recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
Tuesdays Calendar
OF Social EUents

INFORMAL tea in the afternoon
with Mrs. ". y. Fink as hostess
in honor Of her guest, Mrs. John
A. White. Of Athens. Ga Receiving
hour from until s o'clock
Senior class dance in the evening
at the e Paso school for girls
Play. "Old District School" in the
evening TO be given by the Aid So
ciety Of the First Methodist church.
Recital at pm. at the First
Christian church given in aid OF the
fund for the Home and Hospital for
Aged Gentiefolk-
Swimming at the Y W G. A. pool
for adults with instruction from 9 to
10 a. N. Swimming for adults with
out instructions, 10 a. m until noon
Swimming without instruction for
children, 3 to 4 p. m
Meeting at 1890 o'clock a. n. Of the
Red Cross committee for Memorial
day. at the chamber Of commerce.
Meeting OF the Missionary society
of Trinity Methodist church at 8
o'clock p. m at the church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
TEXAS GRAIN MEN CRITICISE
Agriculture DEPARTMENT

Galveston Tex May 24-The de-
partment OF agriculture was criti-
cized at the closing sessions Of the
Texas grain dealers convention for
what was described as unWarranted
Interference in the country's business.
A resolution adopted calls upon the
department to cease its commercial
activities and TO confine itself 70 its
proper functions which relate wholly
and solely 70 production"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
and Clubs.

The annual election of officers OF
the Harmony chapter No. pa, order
of Eastern Star. was held at Masonic
Temple Thursday, May 20 The fol-
lowing officers were elected 10 serve
during the coming year: Mrs Susan
Birch. worthy nation; Charles c
Powell, worthy patron; Mrs Emma
Cross, associate matron. Mrs. Nay
Overton. secretary; Miss Helen Bates,
treasurer. Mrs Rosa Powell, con-
ductress; Mrs Hariett Wilmington,
associate conductress- The instala-
ton Of the new officers VIII take
nlace Nav 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
RED CROSS MEMORIAL DAY
COMMITTEE IS To NEE

A meeting viii be held on Tuesday
morning at the chamber Of commerce
by the committee from the Red Cross
TO make plans for Memorial dav OBJ
servance. Mrs Horace Broaddus e
chairman OF the committee and, be-
sides the committee members, other
Fl Pasoans interested in the obser-
vance will be present
The meeting is being announced only
through the press
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
For Burning EGZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
useptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied If good clear skin IS
Y wanted From any druggist for 35c or
S1UO Tor large size get a bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed It effectively
removes eczema quickly stops itching,
Fnd heals SKIN troubles, also sores,
6uns wounds and chafng. It pene-
Tatess cleanses and soothes. Zemo IS
g clean, dependable and inexpensive
Rnhsepdc liquid. Try It, as we believe
nounlng you have ever used is as efec-
i've and satisfying.
= TheE " Rosa Co Cleveland. O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

Pecos, Tex. Nay 24.-Marshal II L.
Roddy, Of Pecos, suatched q burning
gasoline can and threw it from the
city hail. and Is nursing severe burns
as result he refuses 10 @lay off"
however, and is directing the in
creased traffic in Pecos streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
Recehhons.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bromberg re-
ceived their friends Sunday evening
from 8 to II o'clock in honor OF the
confirmation Of their daughter, Anna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
About Ell Pasodns.

Mrs. E. c. Zee Is recovering from
an operation performed recently at
Hotel Dfeu and will leave within a
short time for Cloudcroft, where she
viii spend some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

Did you know that you can now
get those large delicious French Rolls
they serve at the Modern Cafe for
home use2 Jim brought some home
for dinner and they are Just lovely.
we are going 10 have them often.
Why don't you have hubby stop in
on his way home tonight and get
some for you2 They're so nice and
crispy."
Modern Cafe.
Tov-- 81 : frs in the nrf1f- DTF- Al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

We are sure that you viii find
to our mutual interest for you .
spend your money in FL PasO. Tn
advantages you viii derive from plac
ing your engraving order with US ar'
that you will avoid delays and alst
have advantage Of dealing direct with
the firm that makes your work Try
Us with your next order. Our Worl
is pleasing your friends.
e PasO Printing Company.
los ". Main St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

Garden Tools Tor enar home gar
den. FL Paso Seed Co.. SO E San
Antonio St-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

Is Your JevFeIry Out OF DateF
We win fix it like new.
Sheldon JeWelry CO.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

been added to the membership of the
club. They include: VIM E Orr, o.
F. Metz, c. II Wilchar, H 3. Trent,
Wilson C. Porterfield, Dr. ". F. Duck
EFT. A D. Newman, Dr. S G. Won Al
men. E. Widdas. Frank ". Berkshire,
Dunn. sam BIackham. o. C. Young
blood. F. II. Bower. W L. Fowler.
+. +. Johnson. W IL Banner, o. f.
Featherston, p 5. kimbrough, H r
Stoll W. A Colt, jr-, NJ B. Stewart
Leo Schuster, A Nasits. A. Stolaroff,
Fred c. Knollenberg. Charles Vol
lertsen. r. F. Fletcher, Or. J. H
Paget. S G. Humphreys John Flem-
ing. T. c Scroggs, Carl W Newell
one Of the interesting parties of the
school commencement season will be
given on Tuesday evening, when Miss
Kathlee Powers will entertain with
a dancing party at the WOman's club
house for a group Of her school
friends Mrs Tom Powers will as
sist her daughter in receiving and
the guests, the list to
number one hundred.
The dance given at the Toltec club
house on Saturday evening. was as
eAeA4s one o. eAAH lEAAe7 II I'LL 1A--e-A a.
fairs Of the weekend and was at
tended by a number Of guests The
members Of the Calumus club We're
special guests Of the evening and Tex
Grfffith's orchestra furnished music
for the dancing hours.
An enjoyable dance was given at
the Community Service clubhouse on
Saturday evening with an orchestra
from the Seventh cavalry band fur
nishing the music for the dancing
hours. The chaperons for the even
ing included members Of the Daugh- /
-ers Of Erin.
Out of Town Visitors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Johannes Wallenburg and Guada-
lupe Garcia
Eulalio Morales and Eliza Olivas-
Jose r. Delgado and Maria R Pei
nado-
Joseph J. Vein and Elsie Ponden-
Patricio Walter and Maria Rosas-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
Out of Town isitors.

Mrs. Eugene Blakeslee, Of Houston.
Texas. is here for a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. ". B. Shine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Seq bar lite noget imoo Ell M
Br9bel{e al g5agen fignt Set ld tan

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@rgbelie al Sdgen, ifigrt bet let tan
bltpe at utarife 2angbalm" 0fen
lao oS BOG er1oeIig gao en- @ei, iotn
tan foripares. Sen al Stprelie1s
|5lertal balgte er lloblig, % ON ben
bar Io0lig, iaa bi16e ben let 6rnge os
ino / ct nfgre. Set +. cts. at ben
||up Mfitemri11g COB ct lille Slertal
imo6 Sorilaget, bpem tur6e iaa lige,
it set bar ct mere tro notrDf for
lSamf,1lloet eno Ben fgrite Mfitem-
ming? so bbno bil6e Stprelfen faa?2
l!grflare ben fi6ite for gDloig eller
lugpl6ig2 6bis Stprel1en er &erre
ober Ben enc Mfitemning, mao ben 10
foginn bore set ober Sen onoen.
Nei, las % enoeli6 blibe fiji for
lat fomme ino. roget iaa6ant.
@alo ben obenfor uoifrebne Mf-
!itemni1g ttlbage, % lao % ie at faa
|en rimelig remembering" ffrem.
q. 8obierg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Oil unrr Exarrp.

~ @EEa-r. 49, So
Ml er &i6en in6e, 90 Ser leies /
Be lange 4ftener. 0g al al 2esning
er ct @lao set NET %nsopenoige for at
f,,n11e f6lee me6 iEioen, ferlig 11aar
@loot for,1oen Mpbeoer oe Daeeus
Spsrgsmaal tiIlige bor ct oplpien6e
% INTERCOLLEGIATE Sn6boIo.
Merberenoe 8lab bpoer .1,eget i
0isie @etninger og bar sgriroe ill
mango 2anosmpno, fon enb11 lite
boloer bet. Set egr1er fig til ssSule.
gaze. @eitil en- Margang al: set til
en- Sln6tniug el1er Sen e11te11 Der /
2anoet eller / 9an11orf. 0g at1befaI
set til 9eres Naboer % 8efienote.
9rebenumre fen6es frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
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81 &ie1nnets fnpbre ger6e1 fra @rp til Mffenrgo
gir's gt1en @iin1pb If Sin 8arnefR1mne.
Oh t1uuIers rneoS bin. @anger, on itanoont feb CT &eit
% 6rnger 8pgnet oOer Stuenss 8Rpper,
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foa .frit JON lepet Diff paa ugeitens Stepper".
sSa, Get Der ers &ien1nnet for Sar' % Deooer 1neo,
or ieb er 5oIer, bboro11 alt fig oreer,
neo %sSltogsfart gaar 9i1en %litan6ieligt afie6,
mems iorglgit ou tne6 Bpggeflo6ier leger.
S Dag ri bill. ffeire Sin treble Ggoiesoag,
g6 ra1ge lptteligs- JON, ben - n1aa fglge,
inaueI mems bu er ffarnet al Acknowledgement Sag,
fonn noar ou ieIp faIs pIgiez u2ipets 8glge".
81 Tan ei .IeHfe Slgret, ion Grentio 6rffet bar,
men @u6N6i9 rige gbuer gab / Gle
fom 2pffe11s Solfreif latter for Weor' 90 for Gar'
paa rS1Srerntios--8 eripeftipets 6unfle 8eie.
@io a1t, bbao, set foriRtter, maa frooigt Boise fren1
og 2Dffens 2Dsri1tg bible ODER @ngen,
ian inge1 Solfornngrtning fig biier ! Dit &ien,
Cub iiene set -@og Big Tom Solfinsorengen.
ssacf giI1berrt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

'1lprattilfe Meobofeere ldt arrange
rer en- Sag ct fad tor national Be-
tponing =og bill trumfe en- beitent
aurit1ers meget angribeIige l1ofait
.igie1nem:
sS5fal Ct Morlun1ent a1tbringes t
@ebilo 8nrfen, maa set ! bpert
Jalb iffe, iaa set lite soelagger oers
.Sfignbeo; % biil6e set iaa lite bore
1atl,rltgt at la6e Ell 6arif
&ll11it11er fon1r1e 11eo ct 116fait!
Gbtpar6 6pore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Sra 8rnib, Colorado.

Nne. @a6e, 8ruib, Colorado, for
/ rungoom" roget ON, bborle>
|6es De bar oct 6eru6e, 81. d ON SET
forneielige 6ellesarbei0e i ung=
oomsforeningen, me6 Sang, Dplos-
ming, Muiif % 6oreorag. Derefter
ifriber bum:
rMa9te 5gn6ag ffal Ri til nng=
6omsmgo Dos Mr. og Mfrs. SONS
&e6erien / 6eres nD &iem. Mrs.
|&anS &eterien beb fpr Mprtle @an-
fen; oe er begge gepite6 @leber. @n
Gang | CONNER bleb bi ollie inbitez
ret ito til Sans &anien og hi bar fao
ollie Bi6ne til, at Mprtle &a11ien bleb
Mrs. Sans &eterien. Set bar ct
flint BrDllnp meo mango @ieiter,
flint Ser % goo Mao. Mu ifal hi
ina til n~ngoomsme6e Dos Dem. 81
er glaze be6, at 6e nnge, iom glitter
fig, bltber boen0e blan6t % % bliper
Deo at fomme til Mp6erne; bi CT 10
lite iaa mango, laa set hil6e bere
|triit, ON De flptte6e andre Steoer
ben at DO; til Dato er oe bleben
.iblan6t os. 81 bar iae facet bDgget
en- ppn lille Strife. nng6omsfore=
nt1giet gab Ere til Mlterboro og Ml=
|tertaD1e, Dor Mgbeline6fer, &nl1s
|Steen labeoe BET frit. Set er pent.
SEES 5mi6t / @eit Denmarf er beo
at male os ct 8illeoe til set. Maar
hi faar oct, er bort M~lterporti fer
oigt. Bi er 10 iaa belotg itillet, al
cen al bore egne fln6e 1abe @r96ife.
litol, Mltergang og Mlterbor6 oq
Eaple. Set er altiammen iaa ifigm
iaa bi gla6er ps ODER set bbers Spn:
bag. @ bar inger 89nte enonu;
men De fomner not. 8or Strife e,
|enom1 iffe i1obtet, faa bbis noger
pla1er en- 8iergtl1r til 5oraoret, fac
preb at fomr1e, nnar bi inobpoer iii
&irfein6bielfe. Mnnge of Ser ba1
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faa BET funoe maaffe glaoe Ser at be.
|fgge os % ie baaoe % % Dor Strife,
bet bill ! bpert Snl6 gleoe os, b
CT alti6 gla6e be6 fremmeoe ber.
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|glaoe, Ibis 11ogen uf Ser piloe b
|blanot os. Burlingtonbanens SO.
beblinie gaar giennem 8ruib, % SCI
gigr ogiaa 2tncoln Sigbmap, lac
hi er lette at fnoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

IpIEy DultUltllul%lBe llUIUtlle Jtuvc.
Set er poa fin 8la6s, at bans Sta
tue CT bleber mo6elleret al bans
2on6smanb, @inar Sonsion, bore
9does met fremragen6e islanofe
8ilIe6bngger. Gborfimns Minoe er
Der ba0ret paa ben iml1ffeite Maa6e.
|Og banitaar Der fom ct lDienbe Cts
empel poa Sc belteno6ige, &arafte-
rer, Der baner @eien Der / @er6en:
&ongeriget SsIan6s @egierings=
repreientant 8rofesfor i ifanoinabiif
|Sprog &al6ur &ermansion, Cornell
nniberlitet, notdlte:: Set er 5ono=
be6 en- flor 9gre for mig at repreien-
tere nit 6g6elan0 be6 berthe min6e-
b9r6ige 8%egibenbeo, 90 Ell Statue al
en- Sslan6er, frembragt at en- Sslpn-
ser paa fremmeo @runo, obergtbes
til Mutoriteterne. Seq ff11I6e tnnfe,
at @alget al netop Gborfinn &arls-
efnt er oberor6entlig bel6igt. 8i ier
bam ber ltaa for os / 8rDnie % meo
&rigsgfse, men bi bgr lGgge Merfe
til, at ser baf 8rDnien lite giennem
fig en- Biting, bbis Sorretrirg bar
&rig, men en- foretagiom &iebmanb,
en- arbei6iom 2anomano, en- erfaren
5ema16 og Ell mo6ig, ON emo for
iigtig ,6orlfer at fremmeo, 11fienof
|2ano. Sun babne6e Jig Inn for al
foribare fit 2ip, fit Gienoom, fin Saz
mile, fine &enner % fin Bribee.
|Dg iom ben ferite blarbt fine 2afos-
mpn6 til at f9tte 8o~i bette 2onb
Ibar ban beret bel eg,1et til at tiene
Efom. M6hiter fro 11p SSn6banorere al
bans Mation, iom i ienere Cider fog
|iig ne6i bette 2an6 me6 bet Moal
at bin6e frem giennett fre6eligt, GER
Iiat Mrbeioe fa1ntiiooiig ,neo, at Be |
giipet Rieblif, bOor' BET gialot at for.
fpare 0eres Mooptipla11o, bar reoe
til at gribe gaaben for. at barge set
tie oeres nh SANDS Sribeb. 81 So.
l9n6ere erstofnemlige oberfor Sc, ion
bar reiit oeut1e statue, fgrit % ffrem'
met oberfor Ben beloe6ige @ibet %
bernaft oberfor HbilaoeIpbia, ion
CAB statlten Nlaps fiji inn,fffft
@arf. Sen bill mir6e remtioiee @e
nerationer ON 8borfin1s Daao o.
om BET 2nto, Ser foitre6e banr,soe
ben btl tie11e til at uopifIe sDn1pn'
fbien imelIem en- al SSoroers itbrits
log Ell Of SSor6ens minofte Matio1er
fStatuet1 bill ogfaa tao Der Tom e
fulogploigt 8ebts paa Be ffntaa SEQ,
tionerg 8erettiaelfie fom 8iioragg,
boere III 5remne Of GiDiliiatio1teI,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
9anif Maal % gnst.

2ang6er1anI er Gnbeoer IRE
ter, ! Jlaoen1aal al, i @urn1taaI
2iter, % gagt Gra,,,.
S bbbert af bisie MnnI on11nes
it6rre @nbe6er igeiom / EtalsfDfte<
met:
10 Naeter (glr, otter, @ram er I
Detameter ofb.
100 Meter er1 8eftometer oip.
1000 Meter er / &ilometer o{p.
So Sc oe1es 1igeleoes efter sital-
let
1 aienoeoeI Dieter (glr, Otter,
[@ranD er 9 eimder pfp.
SuroreoeI Dieter e. | Genuine.
ter oib.
8uiiaoeoel Meter Ct | gsilli.
meter Ss
h g melt bra1ete gubeoer e. tbl-
ge1oe:
Meter er 80 barfte SOD Zen.
lille Smile mere n11erifaniD.
gentinleter er on1trett a Cont
M, og 9orn111e Cd. 2.6 g%entineter.
4 8ilpmeter COCO Meter) er .625
oa1erifanif MeI. 10 SIN. e. 6anff
W1iI, ion1 u6gin 4.66 amer. Mii
&eitar 600 Mr) er ca. IN
Meres: gautnneH oo1if gaaalsDar
Aere f,tap A8b 2atto
9iiter e Hot mere e1,o Sol.
on1trertt Set la111n1e ola auart.
1&lsara.aSer neiaatia Sd,.ftte
aa.noy oe not11eree l,o a1lert
lanse IL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
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