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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

However. Wrangel has been making
such progress IN his campaign that his
chances still seem good. In his ad-
vance northward ne has taken many
thousands of prisoners and vast guam
titles OF material. and his forces also
pushed along the coast Of the Sea OF
Azov northeastward toward important
cities on the lower Don. Early In the
week II was said that Makno. the
Ukraine insurgent leader. had formed
junction with wrangel's troops and
In a flying raid had seized Kharkov.
Later a wireless dispatch from Mos
COW asserted that Maxine had Joined
the Bolsheviki and had been given
command against Wnngel. II was
said his shift was due TO the refusal
OF his troops TO fight against the Boil
sheviki. Makno's pf ST history inclines
one 10 doubt the truth OF this report.
According 10 a Copenhagen newspa.
per General Weygand. who assisted
the Poles has gone 10 South Russia
TO take supreme command OF the anti.
soviet armies there.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

Therefore. let us be patient, patient;
aud let God our Father teach us his
own lesson his own way. Let us try
10 learn Il well and quickly; but do
not let us fancy that he will ring the
school bell and send us to play before
our lesson is learnt.-Charles Kings
ley.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

Unless the Supreme court Of the
United States says no. big Bill" Hay
wood and the 93 other |. w. w. men,
bers who were tried some time ago be-
fore Judge Lands will have to 20 20
the penltentiary. Their conviction on
charges Of conspiracy TO violate the
seleetive draft and espiShage acts has
been affirmed by the United States CIR
cult Court OF Appeals.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

Senator Harding abandoned his
porch again for a quick speaking tour
through part of the Middle West. and
In his address at Des Moines he ac-
cepted the direct issue of ratifying or
rejecting the League Of Nations COW
enant. He declared fatty he would
favor staying out of the league as
formed at Versailles; he said be want
ed no acceptance Of the league with
or without reservations to clarity
Americas obligations, and that he
thought the proper thing to do was to
reject the covenant altogether. As for
what he does favor doing In the way
Of an association Of nations. he said:
81 shall not risk embarrassing the
final solution of problem so mo-
mentous by undertaking to lay down
in advance specific details or plans. AS
soon as possible after my election I
shall advise with the best minds In the
United States and especially I shall
consult In advance with the senate.
with whom. by the terms OF the Con-
stitutlon. shall indeed be bound to
counsel and without whose consent no
such international association can be
formed. ! shall do this to the end
that we shall have an association of
nations for the promotion of interna-
tional peace. but one which shall def
nitely safeguard our sovereignty and
recognize our ultimate and unmort-
gagged freedom Of action"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

The Adriatic dispute between Italy
and Jugo-Slavia is In a fair way of
settlement, for cabinet members Of
both nations met Friday In Venice and
resumed direct negotiations. Some
time ago Lloyd George and Millerand,
then premier Of France, said If the
Jugo-Slavs and Italians got together
II was nobody else's business. which
was taken as warning TO the United
States government TO keep its hands
off. whatever may be the disposition
OF Fiume.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

The efforts OF the Irish peace coun-
ell, made up OF moderates from all
parts of the island. are slowly lead
ing TO a settlement Of the Irish prob
lem. The council has completed Its
plan for dominion rule OF the island,
and its members say the leaders Of
the Sim Fem have intimated that.
though OF course they still desire en-
tire Independence. they will not oppose
the plan II Il can be shown that ma
jority OF the Irish people desire H.
Premier Lloyd George also told the
council II must be able 10 assure him
OF sufficient support In Ireland 10 guar
antee that the scheme would be work
able, before he would submit il TO par
liament The council claims 10 have
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

The apparent collapse OF the Bolshe-
Wiki Is probably due In large measure
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

to the fact that the Russian crop out
look Is the worst ever experienced and
that In consequence the country faces
starvation during the coming winter
Lenine and the other leaders have
been making desperate efforts to re-
open commercial relations with Great
Britain and Italy and to make peace
with ROumania, but these efforts have
been fruitless so far. The Red sol
diers are mutinying and assassinating
their officers, and the Russian people
generally are in despair.
In Petrograd especially the condi-
lions are terrible and all the inhab-
itants who can are fleeing from the
city. The Finnish Red Cross has just
issued an appeal to the Red Cross So
cieties of the World describing the
shocking state of affairs in the former
capital. The population has shrunk to
about 100000, and thousands are dying
every month Of various kinds Of cpl
denies. There is no fuel, no hot wa
ter for baths. no street cleaning or re-
moval of garbage. and the streets are
becoming impossible because the paw
ing blocks are being burned and the
water pipes are bursting. The hos
pitfalls are overlooking with patients
and their equipment is wretchedly in
adequate.
Death" says the report. stalks on
every SIDE waiting for winter to aid
In the grim work Of moving down the
silent hungry sick, and dying thou
sands. With streets and houses choked
with filth that is already spreading
spotted and intermittent typhus. the
cold weather will finish the task with
pneumonia and abdominal typhus."
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President Wilson got into the presi-
dental campaign at the beginning of
the week with long letter addressed
to his fellow citizens, urging them to
place the seal Of their approval Of the
League of Nations covenant by their
votes at the polls in November. He
said: "The chief question that is put
TO you is, of course. this; Do you want
your country's honor indicated and
the treaty of Versailles ratified? Do
you In particular approve of the
League of Nations as organized and
empowered in that treaty? And do
you wish to see the United States play
its responsible part in it7"
He said the opponents of the league
had mislead the voters and had dis
played gross ignorance and impudent
audacity in their attempt TO invent an
'Americanism' of their own, which has
no foundation whatever In any Of the
authentic traditions Of the govern
ment"
Following this lead. Governor Cox
and Franklin Roosevelt in their cam
paign speeches are now making the
League Of Nations the great issue and
are devoting to IL most of their argu-
ments. Homer s. Cummings, former
Democratic national chairman, also
has been called on and will speak for
the league In Ohio, Kansas. Indiana,
Kentucky, New Mexico and California.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-10-14

The allied mission named to handle
the dispute between Poland and Lith-
uania arrived at Suwalki Tuesday to
begin work, and on the same day, II
was announced. the Poles and Lithu-
anians stopped fighting.
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this support, and 1t may send a depu-
tation to Lloyd George this week. The
first step in the plan is the creation of
a constituent assembly in Ireland In
which Ulster will be represented.
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-. .D.. - h"''heW f;lSb.
GOLDEN TENT-Repent. for the king
dom OF heaven II at hand. Matt. 417.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL. - Marx
i;i6-O Luke Sill
PRIMARY ToP1C-Jesus Chooses Help
ers
JUNIOR ToPIC-Jesus Teaching and
Healing
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
The call OF the First Disciples
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Jesus enters upon his mission.
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Dattakp Riganuuaualg.
getbbelie Seir for @esierings gspartiei
80 Meblemmer. Epciali iter. Z
ne pg Sc rabifale balgte 66.

Mofbington> "a. Sept. - l1ofaloe1
af @igsbagsbalgene / Danntarf ben.
ne l1ge biier en betDbelig Seir fot
eringsportiet Set boIgte taIl
so MeoleHnler ,nebensz 0ppoiitio.
men, Gociali{terne og be- raoifal,
Yartier, polgte 66.
st fre1i1tre6e,,6e Tref beb 8ul
get, ser blen 11gobenbig beo Sn6le,n.
meHen al Nor6Tespig beo Solfedf
afftemning 6ebruar, bar bet for.
bauie116e lille Mnta1 Stemmer, 1olr
set tpIfe 8arti / Slesbig fit. @fignl
iolt $4,000 Gemmer blep faitet fol
.GDiflnno / Golfeafltem1inge11 babS;
bet tDfe Barti bare 1000 @nlgei
og paIgte bare ct Meblem til Migs.
0aden,
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Suititsn,iniiter Balmer % General.
poitmeiter 8urleion. San fagbe bog,
ban troe6e, at begge be n9Dnte &abt.
netsembebsmen6 bdpbe ubfbrt fine
3ligter paa en- iampittigbeosfulo
Maa6e.
S 2incoln, 8rpans @D, erflpre6e
@uberner COT, at -Sorbu6 fnn bar
,ret 5psrgsmaal ON 2opoperboloel.
x og lite ct @ampagnen inbolbe'
G r.. ndrgsmaal. San forpligtebe
Zig oy. >nerboloe 8onltih1tionen og
aoOeat. s. g.
@rano .pd6, Meb., 27be Sept.
@riierne paa 6arn1pro6ufter faloer,
foroi europa meo bets Sinlpemi6ler
til internationnIB IBerelfurS eri 0ples.
ming og life bar 4reoit til at figbe
oet omerifanffe Ouerifllo," iagoe Gu.
bernsr gor en- Sale, ban bolot fra
Gpgplotformen til enoel Nebraifa.
Sarmere. Der1ona M1nerifa iffe tree
Ser ino Mationforbltnoet og biRlper
til at gienoprette 8erelfurien og Rre-
bitten, bill Tarmerne tabe Millioner
al Collars paa @runb af Brisfal6,
fagoe ban.
Senator &itebcocf bolbt paa at ia.
le til e,t 5fare paa onfring 1000,
oa Cor antor1. San ofbrso i'm Gale
itrar og it1trooucerebe GOT, Der talte
fra en- Mutomobil.
Gbicago, ST., 276e Sept. Gor.
bubspartiet ier ingen Gorifiel pao
@enator &or6ines og @upernsr Coz
Stilling til 6orbu6sipbrgsmaalet,
befienotgioroe Wers. Margaret Bint.
ringer, 9ireftsr for 6orbuospartiets
4Dinoe oefmnpagre, ioag.
Meoens &ar6ing operanitrenger
fig me6 at frembol6e i'm Mfbolosres
foro ion, Genator, bbilfet er to @an-
ees Stbtte af t6rre 6orilog moo 80
@onges Gtbtte al baa6e Gorlag, brr<
ger Got 5en6agsitangningen af ga.
loorerne / en- eneite 8D io1n en- @eg-
ifierm for at ifiule oet 6aftum, at
Galoonerne bar bi1nabne paa S6n-
6ag on6re of @tatens 8per, iagoe
Wers. 8intringer.
uMr. 9ar6ing itente for Gorbuos,
anenben1entet, men bon bol6t en- ga,
le 6engang, boori ba1 lagoe, at ban
life troebe paa Sorbuo, og oet Ddr
ban1, Der foreiog siTagget ont at
Mn1e1,oenfentet 1ttootte bore ratiftce.
ret inoen ier gar> ct sSorilag, iom oe
boooe ga baabe6e biloe bin6re Gati-
fifatipn. Ofr. 9ar6ing faiteoe lin
Gte,nn1e for 8oIiteo6lopen, efterat
man bap6e foritfret ban, at Ser bar
1ifret NOT Ste11tmer til at be6tage
2obe11."
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Haris, 24oe Sept. Georges Sep

9aris, 24oe Sept. Georges 2ep,
CUES, Marine I glemeneeaus
aabiret bar o1taset gtillingen fol1
Nremierminiiten BET franfe 9ubi.
net, blep oct offhieIt oplpit ibag. 2ep.
cues bil ogiaa fnngere ION noen.
rigsminiiter. Set fag6es, at ban iffa
biIoe foretage nogen 6oranoringer !
bet 1uberenbe 4abinet.
2epgues' nbnebneNe bafte obffil-
Zig 5orun6rtng ! belunberretteoe
4re6ie, bpor man troe6e. at glriitibe
Briano, niIoe blibe ubnpbnt til
8ren1iermi1tiiter nf 8reiioent Mitle~
ran6.
Georges 2ebgues ct fd6t 1856
8illenenbe / Qot-@aronne, bleb tiS=
Zig 5agfbrer / fin GabebD % grunS=
Iagbe oesuoen ct BIno. &on bar Ct
ibrigt Meole1tls al Batrtotligaet1 ng
uoean ct 9ar Digtfanlinger, Der
froneoes al BET franife Mfa6enti. 1885
palates ban I'll Dfp1teretf tfammeret
(fortrn11gte en- Mopoleonift, bert y
Mar bobbe bnbt arebfen), tog pirf-
fon1 Gel ! Gor1onolingerne % blep
0rofsrer for hiatige l1obnlg, 81. !,
for SinonsubbaIe &nn flutteoe Zig
til ben foafalbfe 1,1oa6ebolone Gldi
of gepubl lifonefpe og itemte 1889 for
.8iltale MOB go1fanger. S Mai 1891
blep ban l1n6erbisning gsminiiter 1ttt-
Der Gupup, bar 6erefter San til DIT.
1896 SsSn6enrigsniniiter unber So
BOT, tog i Sob. 1898 {in gumle Bolt
/ Dnpnbs 1,pe MiniIteriun % git !
SUM 1899 ober i @aI6ed- d-Mous.
ieo11's, ligele6es fo1n l1nberbisning5-
1r1inilter, fpm ban bar til 1902. S S
1906 blen ban &an6elsminifter !
.5orriens Miniiteriut1t. l1nber Sri.
gen bar ban Marit1en1inifter / &c
,nenceaus 4nbiuet.
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Mitebe fine Mabfe, forbi Be nna-
te6e at blibe 8orgere. 9ocono,
@nb., "a. Sept. 5en1ti 5fobnr-
beibere miite6e fine Maofe / 5baf-
fers E6nmerbuggerleire npr Mon.
teiona, for6i be nRgtebe at blibe 8or.
gere. 0eer blepet eritattet at MRno.
Ser. er nillige til at tage fine f6rlte
8npirer, befien6tgier 2opal aegion
Of aumbern1en an6 2oggers. Sc 30
Meno ifaI bdbe fadet Mnnobning
ON at toge Sfriot til at bIibe gor.1
gere, men ofilog set. Set er efterS
Egigenoe fprite Gong / etaten, Ct
2egionens 9merifaniieringg gpIaner
bar nrgot Mooftar1o.
Gritatntng betnIt for MisiionGr
brebt Gbina. 8efing, 27oe Sept.
Den olnerifanffe 2egation ber bar
n1ootoget WseoeeIeIfe onl at General
.Gbang-Gbing Oac, tibligere MiIitar-
gubernbr for Sinn11, bbis 9ropper
orpbte 6e1, n1nerifnnife Misfionars
58oit. 8. q. Meimert SUM-, perfon-
Zig bar betaIt ben refor1nereoe Sir
fes Misfion sac, 900.
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Gn nnben M,ttomobil ilfabrif nebiet,
ter 8riierne. Chicago, Toe Sept. 81
M. Grifine, @raii6ent for 9tu6e.
batter =@orporationer, slutonobilfa'
brifa1ter, befien6tgior6e i6ag en-
Brisneointtelfe nf 1926 til 5000 pao
alle Mutomobil1nobeller lnbet al bans
sSirna. 8risneoiattelfen -treoer Die.
bliffelig ifraft. 2gnningerne bill lite
bFtiipe reoueeret fag6e Scr. grffine,
8risneofnttelfen bleb- n1uliggiort pe1
geeogoneen nplig ! Briierne paa De
MateriaIer, ser BRIGGS i Muton1o.
biler.
M-aarig Julfmbntner, @an Sran,
cisco, 23be Sept. BiIlian1 Sn1itf
alias Mobert 8osforn, en- 80 Ma1
gammel Galifmpntner, bleb ibaq
bent til ct Nars Gpngfel % ST
MulH for GaIifmpntnert. &on blet
orreHeret 5an Sole, Galif, bpo1
ban ffal babe foribgt at fptte ! Om'
lpb $40 % $40 9eoler.
srnft Company itenet. Boston,
256e Sept. COSMOPOLITAN 9ruft So.
blep itpngt ioag of 8unffonlnisfp.
rem. Ser bar pangaaet en- itode
l1otogeIfe at ssnoifuo ! 8anfen / oe
fibfte war Tiger, blep BET fdgt. Sta.
ten bar $500, 600 i11bffi1ot ganfe,1.
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4rurtt / Jtalirn.
Torbolbene bebrer iig. Set te9ner til
at Mrbeiberne bill rpnme BE be.
iatte Tabrifcr.

@om, 25oe Sept. Sen pfonon1i.
tie Situation i Sialie1l Ser bar
11ooet en- @riie peb Anartiitopteier.
ne i Gurirl bringer 2a1Det roift til
8anoen of 9ungersng0, mener ben
italienife 8resie.
Sfibnt @narfiitelementet bare er
en- forbolbspis lioen Del at 9lrbei6er.
flasfen, fortiptter BET lin 9ppoii.
tio,1 moo l1bferelien af oct planlagte
&ompron1tS mellem Sabrifanterne og
Metalarbei6erne, bborpeo iibitnebn.
-fe ifuIbe faa Mnbel 8eitprelfen moo
at r6mne Sabriferne, fom be bar
taget i 8eiiobelie. 9ptpier opitnaet
fon1 Gblge af oer1ne Dppoiition bar
bRret fpeetelt bol6iomme / 9lri1t,
bbor ii 8erio1ter bleb 6rpbt % 150
innret.
Mom ben 27oe Sept. Set teg11ef
til, at Be Mrbeioere, fon1 bar beiat
Snbriferne, agter at nntage Del,
Dberensfomft, ion, gaor uo paa at
rs1nme Gabriferne, inbtil en- Sob ct
be6taget, Der giper Irbeioerne Gel
agtigbeb I 2e6eIien. Qabinettet bar
go6t Saab ON en- beI6ig 26sning at
ben itore Ronflift.
Jortnb bar fparet Nationen $2,.
600, ,00O,O 600. Wnibington, 26oe
Sept. @ubern6r MaiIlifen al Maine
.erflprebe paa SIutninggn iaf.
ten for Sen 156e internationnIe Son.
gres mob Mlfobo bolisme, at Jorbuo
bab0e fporet Nattonen ca. So, COO.
OOO, 900 ! Def forlobne 4nr. Get
bobbe bnret gobnIig for De fefte Gor.
retninger % bobbe iffe fnbet 11ogen
InpIig Sorretning 1,n6tager geera-
esbef6rgere,1s. 9e fren1itaae,.oe
@efnltoter at Gorbubet bar terrc
Dpgtigb og Meogang | Mntallet of
Gorbrb6el lfer.
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Dr. kllnalrl nun.
.Gn af 6brerne Aanbt BET nurF III
tberfe @irfefolf M,merifa bsb
fom Tsl8e af S1ag.
Ct lan8t girfs iont greft % 9rofes
ior. S femten Mar 8eitDrer for
ct. Olaf College.

DR.. s. 81. &iIoabl, 9iceformano
for Den norf lutberife airfe / Mme-
rifa og Brofesfor be6 2utber tbeo.
logilfe seminar, ,6poe 2Gr6ag Mor-
gen M. 4 paa Gairbietp Soipital
iom Jslge af ct Slagtilfelbe, fom
ran1neoe ban1 Eirsbog Often oen
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9elt 1iben GescbaneI erflere6e, at
ban biloe toge Affte6, bar Mi11eranos
8alg beret anfeet iom ielDfdlgeligt.
&aoifale @rupper foriggte at for-
btn6re Milleranos 8alg, men it16-
faa BET faafpngte oeri, .6u @aoulb
Rerct og 9eon Bourgeois npgte6e at
ltille Jig imo6 ba1n.
Nleran6re Mil!eran6, iom mi er
palgt til 9reiibent of 6ra1frige, er
/ Efbbt ben t06e ssebruar 1859. San
bar en- bel Menneffealoer pnret Ell
6orgrunosfigur / franif Yolitif. 0p-
rin0elig bar ban M6pofat, n1eH git
ollereoe tioltg ober til Sournaliittfen
fon1 Meoarbeioer i Glemenceaus 8loo
ga Suffice, b1ep 1884 Me6lem al
Buris' &ommuneItpre og b1ep oct fpl-
gen6e Mar palgt til 9eputeretfammee
ret bbor ban ilutte6e fig til Doerite
8enitre. $ @ammeret ianbelfom i
lin egen / 1889 opretteoe Mpis u2a
8oir" oeltog ban aampen moo
8ou1angeisme11.
Det pnr imiblertio ferIt og frer1it
De 1ociale spergsmaol iom interes.
iereoe bom. Smfring 1890 ferte
ban baaoe aammeret og Be @biier,.
ban lebeoe, en- bol61on1 &nmp moo
Sen pariiiife Storfapitalisme % 6ens
Snoflp6elie paa franlf Eolitif. Sans
fterfe 1ociale S1teresfe fbrte barn
fra genitre oper ! Socialiiternes
2eir, bbis forifiellige @rupper ban
foribgte at bringe til iaunlet 0ptre-
oen. Men ban paaorog fig fine
Bortifellers Mstro, % ban / 1889
git in6 / @nloecf. .Gons1eaus Mgie<
ring iont &on6elsnir1i1ter, bDor 6er
apntle &onnnnarbbgbbeI General be
@allifat par 4rigsminilter, og ban
miitebe fIl6ltpn6ig fin Anieelie in,.
ben Bortiet.
S}oIeret fra fine tibligere Barti.
feller og 1l6en Ben 5tbtte, BON babbe
baabet paa fra De borgerltge, til lin
fociale Meformpolitif, lpfsebes Set
bam lite at giennemfbre tl1eget af.
bba6 ban foreIlog i politiif Senleen.
6e, men ban lag6e for Dagen et, he.
tpoeIig a6miniltratib GDgttgbeb og
in61ebebe ialfal6 beh fit sS11itiatip en-
nh 9grn e11bog i SociaIpolitifen.
Ga 8riono, Ser por gaaet famine
Sci fom Milleran0, bannebe fit fgr{te
Mnifteriur1 1909, traabte Miae.
ra11b ino bet forn Mrbeibst1i11iiter
og fefiantpebe energiIf ben itore
SSernbaneitreiti 1910, men ban bob
De Ell fra 8rianb ofbigenoe Opfatning
nf SSernbanefo1fenes fren1tioige gtil-
ling og git oerfor life ino / set 1pe
Mi11ifteriu1,t.
@enere bleb milleranos S,1teresie
Deientlig biet Gorfparet. San bar
&rigsminiiter / 8oineores Winiir-
RUM ! 1912 % biorog r1eget til gai.
litprbaienet l1obifling % bar-en af
Sobe be6manoeue for @iennemfbreI ellen
Eat ben treoarige gprnepligt.
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14be September. Sans ior6iife
2epuinqer blep Dnsoag lteot til
&bile geortbfiel6 be6 ct. Olaf Col.
Ieqe, bpor ban iom manaeaariq 8e.
itprer for @folen fit 1ofgre en- it,r
@ierning.
DR.. ailoobl efterlooer fla &uItr,t,
+. Bertha 5pine fra Genni{on, @ooo.
bue @ountp, Minn.; {ant fire Bern:
galtorerne 7aarl 8. 81. @ilbabl / Glif.
.foro, 81. g., oq eesoban 6. ail6abI i
gaorpap, @ifss..; Brof. Cars aiI6abl,
s8e{tprer for 9gifoIe1r Is Nortb
Brn,1cb, Mi1l1., ogs gssD@ers Sc. 8lD,
Bbillipg, g. 9. San bar oglaa to
grg6re og TO Gpltre, Bo}t. 8. g. Sill
oabl, Sefretpr for Sen norjf luther.
lie atrfe"s @artnbiertiebeosanital
ter; 9ils ailoab1 i @orton Mo11t.
Mrs. Ole Sermltoo. @lentpooo,
Mi1,n., og Miis Sobonna @iloabl,
Ma5a, g. 8.
Sen ii6ite Gang, DR.. &iloabl tal.c
offentlig bol6t ba1 s11bbieliestalen
peo Gbene5er @amlebien: herite6s ben
Ste September. Den ffarpeite SSagt,
tager biloe-ba neppe babe 1n9rfet
minoIte Eegn til 5loppelie bos BAN.
San talte ON, at bette @anlebiem It,
fe bar noget Monument oper en- en-.
felt Berion eller bans @obgiarenbeb,
men 1to6 iom ct fonfret 8ebts paa,
at be frfItne, iom bnboe bpgget set,
beio6 ariiti .ginoelag. 2igelebes
1taar meqet iuoen 6en norf,amerifan,
tie airfe lom fonfret 8epis paa Sill
oabls opofrenoe grbeioe, inoliats-
fuloe @loqlfab oq uopilioeIiae gnerqt.
ailoabls @ierning beb ct. Dlaf
College bor fat Merfer, oer bill itaa,
{aaIrnge st. .Olof College {taar. Com
en- nng6on1mens 2e6er beo ct. Olaf
College i 6en Mpffe of is Mar, bon
bar bets 8eitprer, b1ep BET ban for,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-09-30
1aHtllrrat1n.
Eremierminiiter Milleranb bnlgt tit
&refbent al 5rantrige efter
Eanl Desebanel.
Zen ME 8refbent bar ! i'm Sib 50.
eialiit % bar arigsmiuiiter BE
fbrte &rigaaar.

Neriaiaes, 23oe Sept. l1oen no.
gen 11epnebar6ig Mooltanb bleb
Yremierminiiter Milleran6 ibag al
Observation-Disclosures ualgt til Brp.
iioent al sSranfrige. San efterfplger
Saul Desebanel, Der tog Mflfeo pea
@runo al odarlig Selbreo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-09-30

Rrrfioenten nreter at opfige be 6at.
btlstraftater, iun, elsmari.
aeloben forlanger ppbrbet.
9enbifer III Hrreeoens for, at 8on.
gtesien lite bar Nnnbisbeb III
at opbrbe 9raftater.

Wofbington ben 24be Sept. 8rn.
foent 8ilion bar npgtet At trnFe
Goronitaltninger for Dpiigelfen Gk
bis1e 4anbel elstrnftater, fonr bet bleD
BAN paoloet at gipre af aongresfai
T 9anoels lsmarinelope1t ioet ban
baboer, ct zen faa6an 6remgange
ndabe bilbe bore aloeles 1forenIig
meo ben biitoriife Mgtelie, fon1 be-
6oreneoe 5tater bar n6bijt oberfor
fine internationale Oberensfom ter .
Gor1nel 4unbgibrelie afa Breli-
oentens 8eilutning og bans 8ebpg-
grl1n6e fremfon1 ibag i loenrigsbe-
partemel1tet. 9a1tbelsmarinelo eloben,
fon go6fien6t of 9raiioenten beo
Nfflntningen at fi6ite 4ongresies
iion, paaIagoe Yraiibenfen inben 90
Gage at ,in6errette fremmebe Matio-
ner ON oe Goreneoe Staters &eniigt
at opiige bbilfeiombelit 8eftemmeIfer
Il eriitere6e $an6el elstroftater Der i1o-
ifrarfer Sen amerifat1ffe Megierings.
@et til at paalpgge @oos frugtet !:
ubenlan6fe @fibe bsiere. Mfgifter.
Soet HreIi6enten begrer iig neo
at eHerfon1nte 2obens Noabuo err
Herebe Observation-Disclosures
fremboloer ban, at 4ongresien oper.
tron6te fin Mpnbigbe6 beo at gibe &!
ian6ant Naalng. S &unbgibrelien
citeres 11oenrigsminilter goIbp fom
itgttenbe Nrniioenten paa bette
8unft, i6et ion1 8receoens nnpnes
Yrniibent- &npes' gambling / 1879,
6a ban ofbilte ct 4rnp fra 4ongres.
fen poo, at en- 9raftat lne6 China
ifuloe opbnbes. MDnoigbeben tit
|! at n1o6ifieere Eraftater, beboe9s
8rnfi6ent @aDes, er af Ronltttutio.
rer, lite oberla6t 4ongresfen.
Eoogtrebibe Ernftater 11eo oe
Goreueoe 5tater berbres al Marillc+s
Iopen DpiigeIien al Sc 90 arnftater,
sfal Braii6enten babe frernboIot.
rbiloe betpoe intet n1it6re en6 ct
Bru6 paa eller arenfelie at napnte
Eroftater, Ser omfatter bbert 9rpf
t af Gomfbem og gienii6ig 9illio, fotn
ubgisr 6et nro6erne Gorbolo 1nellen1
benIie}in6e6e Stater. :"
~Son1 Gorflaring paa, at ban fatte
fit Napn UNDER 2oben og fenere meg.
te6e at rette-{ig efter 6ens 8aabuo
meb &enipn til Splieelie al Grafta-
terne, blep set 9uaogigrelien fagt,
at vbbis 2onen bar: bleben belagt n1eb
@rniibentens 8eto, biloe Set bare
ofret en- bel Gel fl1n6e og forltanoiJe
8eitemmelier, fom ben lbentoil it1oe.
bolber."
@Det bleb fagt pioere / 4ltnogis-
reIie1,, at Breiioenten bab6e fattet
fin 8eilut,1ing fer 1lb1sbet ben Ste
Septen1ber al Sen 80 Cages 6riit,
inben bpilfen Sanbelsmorine e1obst,
beitertte, at ban ffl,l6e tage Sfri6t
for Groftaternes 9piigelie Set bleu
ogfno fagt, at Rrpiioenten life baphe
raabfbrt Jig meb nogen u6enlanolfe
Megieringer angaaen6e Sagen.