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Evening journal., 1920-09-28
POLICEMAN HOLDS OFF MOB

GAINESVILLE. Pa, Sept. 2s.-Serg-
cant Thomas Close. OF the State Pc
lice, single-handed. held a mob Of
several hundred foreigners at bay and
made several arrests Sergeant Close
earlier IN the day had arrested one Of
a Polish clan, and The aliens resented
The act. When Close. was going 20
his boarding house. unarmed, he was
attacked. lie used his lists on a num-
Der Of the foreigners and held them
at bay until assistance arrived. Some
Of the foreigners had knives, which
they attempted TO use.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
Railroad Man Gives Good
Advice

Several years ago was under
treatment Of a stomach specialist Tor
5 months. weeks Of which were
spent in a hospital. Another stomach
specialist told me ] had gall stones
and that an operation was necessary.
| did not want TO have this. lost
a. lbs. in weight. Talking with a
brakeman one day he told me Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and since
taking it I have gained is lbs. and am
feeling fine. ! am advising others
10 try it," II is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
iarrhal mucus from ihe intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis one dose Will con-
vince or money refunded. j. NJ Eek
crd and druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
RIFFIAN ArrAcks GIRL

CHESTER. Pa. Sept 2S-An uni
IDENTIFIED white ruillan attacked Miss
Catherine Counsellor, A years old,
on Huddell avenue. near The Meiho-
dist Church az LinWood Heights The
screams OF the young woman attract
ed the attention OF other people and
the assailant fed. The young wnm-
ans clothing was badly torn and her
arms severely bruised In the struggle.
she save the authorities a good de-
scriplion OF the man.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
Friends School
Fourth and West SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL
Delaware's Leading Preparatory
School

A faculty OF "a trained teachers.
Excellent equipment. Thorough in
siruci On. a school that takes boys
and girls at six years Of age and In
congenial atmosphere under the
charge OF specially trained men and
women without loss OF time through
change OF schools flts them for coll
lege or business. Primary, lniermed-
late and High School departments.
Auto bus provided for the younger
children. CatalOg on request ONCE
open on and after Sept. Z. Fail ses-
sion begins Sept. 20.
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, A. M.
Principal.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
ACCUSENEGRO
OF DESERVING
Husband Held Man While
Wife Used Brick on His
Head at Dover
Jury DRAWN FOR
KENT co. COURT

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
DOVER. sept 2S.-Wilher Cubbage,
Negro. an alleged army deserter, was
arrested here Yesterday afternoon by
Chief of Police Lane and Constable
Kngsbury at the request Of Govern
menl authorities Cubbage is said TO
have recently enlisted with some other
Negroes from Dover.
The funeral Of John C.. Dill. Of VII
low Grove. took place yesterday ar
ternoon from the residence OF his
sOn-in-law Claude l.. Draper. The
Rev. Alfred Smith, d. D.. Of Camden,
assisted by the Rev. +. C.. Sunneld Of
Wilmington had charge Of the ser
vices Mr.. Din for many years had
been trustee Of the Camden Camp
Meeting Assoc alton. Inierment was
made In Odd Fellows Cemetery, Cam
den
Jury Commissioners Burton and
Powell today drew the following
were Americans an. even to the
Limits Of the Arctic circle"
Alfred :. pinkertOn, past grand
sire. in the opening address referred
10 the birth Of the Odd Fellows order
here 400 years ago, when the Massa-
chusetls l0dCe was formed in The Bell
in-Hand Tavern. four years before the
national body came into being. Those,
he said, were days OF personal
Ostracism and state restraint in re-
marking on the present numbers and
strength Of the order.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
Pyramid
Gives Relief
n Piles Itch. Are Painful and You
Need Quick Relief, Get n Box
OF Pyramid Pile Sup
pOsitOries Today.

In the privacy of your own home
Pyramid Pile Suppositories give
quick relief from Itching. bleeding
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LARRY. SEMON

imped reviewers to style
that coveted place by long Tram
stone to his great
ne was TOT
actor an early anns
oeo
leaving school he travelled Win n''
father more of entertaining
ability 44 & hs own
aeo c@usut :.
qualified the title OF COMEDY
king All Of his past He
the average comedian forceo
sapsck animals and has ca MONKEY anu
whit dmcut roles in his comedies .
Albert Smith,
Larry smo IN the
which something
produced under the
Ac Dew Drop Inn and he eIo
BY. Themselves =.
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MARKHAM REGISTER

Among those registered at the
Markham on Monday are Frank J.
Beegs, w. e. Fi1ion, c. j. Howard,
D. B. Hutchinson, O. S. Arneson, H.
H. sHembold, F. &c. Hamre, J. E. Lewis,
G. A. Sanstead, J. G.. Shapley and
M. A. Vesper Of Minneapolis; LIAM
derson, 8. Stenerson and e. F. Ross
berg of Crookston, F. H. Murney and
j. e. O'Leary, Grand Forks; Maurice
and Axe1 Johnson, and H. O'Connor
of Duluth, M. w. Weiger, H. A. Muir
ply, c. M. Hotchkiss, A. Barr, J..
Lobdell and J. Maloney of St. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c., Martin of Fargo,
N. D.: S. H. Barclay of St. Louis; w.
c. Sinclair, G. p. Duncan, Jr., and Joe
Hoffman of Chicago; P. Walsted of
Boston; Ludwig Mosbek of Askov; and
B. Almony of Terre Haute, Ind.
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THE NATURAL MAN.

The evangelist at the First Baptist
church last night introduced his SER
mon with a word of warning for NO
one to make snap Judgment on him,
nor to leave: the church until he
should finish. The warning was we'll
given. He puzzled and bewildered
his audience with statements read
from the Book Of Ecclesiastes; in
deed, almost startling some, and then
cleared up the matter, as he gave
the teaching OF Ecclesiastes, showing
it to be the record of the desires,
ambitions and philosophy Of man
apart from God, and that the result
Of. it all was personal emptiness, and
Divine Judgment He made the audi
ence realize that satisfaction Is in
Christ alone. Mr.. Meyer will preach
again tonight at eight o'clock.
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-fSs 100. y a3E N45'r-
COUNTY TAX ASSESSORS NJ
(: FIX. HELD SESSION TODAY

g~ Forty-two assessors Of Beltrami
county were In attendance at the So
sion held at the Court House today
for the purpose OF receiving .tnstruc-
tions concerning assessment for the
coming year.. ...', =. .'.Y -. =
J. G. Armson' OF st. Paul OF the
Minnesota Tax Commission. addressed
the body relative to the proper meth
dds of assessing property and impart-
ing all necessary Instructions tO%in-
sure proper assessment. Each Of tho
assessors before leaving received an
assessment book for their own re-
spectiyH township.
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SURPRISE FOR LEADER

The members Of the Harmonick
Glee Club and their wives and q few
friends, invaded the E. r. Evans home
on Minnesota avenue last evening, as
4 surprise and farewell party to Mrs.
Paul Yaple, who has been their cap
able and faithful directress during
the past few months, and who will
leave tomorrow for her home in Mon
tana. Music and cards made the eve
ming pass all too quickly, and at a
late hour, the refreshments which
were brought by the guests were en-
toyably disposed Of.
There were about twenty persons
in the party Of callers, and the even
ing will he one long remembered by
all present. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-20
DEATH OF MRS. DECHAINEAU

Alex Dechaineau received word re-
Gently announcing the death of his
mother Mrs. Fred Dechaineau, who
died in Montreal, Canada, on April
5th. Mrs. Dechaineau was ninety
three years of age, and has been a
resident of Montreal for the past thir-
ty-fixe years. She leaves Wotdaugh-
tiers, Mrs. A. Mercied, and Miss Sarah
Dechaineau, both of Montreal, and
two sons, Alex and Fred, of this city.
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AUTO CLUB MEMBERS n. > , -
i. ::.= MEET AFTER LUNCHEON

XII members Of the Bemidji Auto
mobile club are urged to- be, present at
a meeting Of that body.tos be- held at
the rooms of the Bemidji Civic and
Commerce r association 'immediat ely
following the business session Of the
association on "wednesday. Several
matters of Importance are to be dis
cussed at this time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-20
K1TTLEsoN-: Peterson
MARRIAGE

Yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
at the Presbyterian parsonage, took
place the marriage of Miss Genevieve
M. Kittleson, Of this city, to Peter
G. Peterson, Of Thief River Falls.
They we're attended by Miss Elaine G.
Boyd of Thief River Falls, and Nary
Kittleson, brother Of the BRIDE Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson will make their
home in Thief River Falls. -
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ssocI AN AND PERSONAL

Il Mr.. and Mrs. AL .Mikkelson and
niece Of Raudette spent Monday in
Benidji. r( ~ 4 =. .s s-; 49,. :.
Mrs Charles Merriman OF North
ern was the guest Of Bemidji friends
on Monday. t:.s ~: i, =,
Misses. Lydia, Ruth and Amos Me-
sick OF Park Rapids were among the
out Of town: callers i'm the city yester-
day. e I; ;,s t f 81 81; =: ,.S-
Eat ham. and. eggs with the rest
of the town folk at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday from S to g.:
Take the wife and children and en-
Joy some real topnotch cooking for
Is cents. ,Is%&'4s,. @.....~, 1d4-20
| ! Edward Anderson left Friday night
for ,Wadena, Saskatchewan, Canada,
where ,he;will attend to the transac-c
ton. of business matters, and visit
with hisf two, brothers. He expects to
be gone about a week. y -. -.
The Scandinavian lutheran Ladies'
AidiWiH, meet tomorrow afternoon in
thes basement or. the church, at 3
O'Clock Mrs: Andrew Rood: apd Mrs.
Andrew Bake will entertain. Ev-
erybody cordially invited to attend.
Daddy, every kid in town is CO.
ling to eat, ham and eggs at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow night.
Can't we go too? Let's take Ma,
and Sister along" Supper is served
from to s, and you'll get all you
want to eat for 75c. 1d4-20
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kenfeld left
Sunday. noon for Washburn, Wis.,,
where they will spend several days
on business. -
Over the telephone-"Guess we
had better take in the ham and egg
supper at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night, Mary. What do
you say to that" 1--WE just been
waiting for, you to say the word,
John. Certainly we want to go, and
take the children too" Supper served
from 5*to 8<Wednesday evening. y: =
-. -. l. 1920
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ATTENTION..

Scrap iron wanted, $12 to $14 a
ton, delivered at Bemidji, from April
20 to 81, Inclusive. Louis Silver
man, at Scrap Iron Pile, M. & l..
Tracks,. 1d4-2O
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EASTERN STAR MEETING

The order Of the EaStern Star VIII
hold regular meeting in the Masonic
hall this evening. There is work
to, be conferred. A lunch, will be
served, and every member is urged to
be- present at 8. O'Clock, as q social
session will follow. '" 1920
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LICENSED TO WE'D

License to marry was granted on
Monday to Peter G. Peterson and
Genevieve M. Kittleson by Clerk of
Court F. w. Rhoda. =,
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Karl Daniels; OF Margie was Be
midi business cal Her yesterday. -
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:1.>$Y 3 M, s'A . \ ~ u, !.
1EGS OIL AN AN
. -
IN. 49, - In. !. ], w " me- sell YOU
4 y 4, Gals
,sS5 -- ..- ~ ~. !, y
= 3 ,s s s'92 ysst Ct ssnsf was caller
= : ----=- ~
>, DR.. stevens OF Honvlck was . D.
!, msi ''s''o' on .' &>}=$z a
h Take home 2 pr 1tk$ OF MOOT es' : tcs
cream I. ?.s2 :,ssstf5 # 1. Z: SsS.
: 3 III staeneraon :sof Crookston was q
Monday Her tnls, ely: \.
-, ~. 3, =, -
mrs. H;sEsi44psr, - 5e.nmeit was 9
MONDAY snoR 81. IL IN = Al - 10y:
3, 49, a -, . ;,,or snon = :
!oiaI !onnson II 49,: nyy nlx0 -. 'e>
:. - as. - j, 81. -, o.
kari D = 20 q 1Marele was oe
= midi business caHer yesteru 81 ~ s.,,
- \ :. =, ~,
80; ssh: 1t - a. u! net , 49,
was a Bem1dll Vls1sor onsMohuAy:s>
I. l.. Il, ~; !, :: o.; ],
the day here yesterday on pu y
y :, $1,000; 81, ( $ s. ; ss$
Lots of houses. \. Let. me sell YOU
ana r. r. WXklits ~ tn LAM an
Z s, 1ss@:s.4 o.. y. e:,s5.% ss6tf4-24
= i. 49, - - = r.. ~:
4 w sCranda,I of. Beuna Vista
erdav:' 4 -! -, - ,@T-1., - =
-, =
Mr.. and Mrs, }. Morrison, Jr., of
Monday. *.%%*{ ..>:
= = ---- - -.
Yum" Yum, Yum-ham and eggs
the, church supper We'd
nesday evening from to g.. You
can have all you can eat for IS
4 4 :" -:.--- --.r> 4 .;' i>%*>: Il, +.
a. Y The Presbyterian church ham and
S,egx supper will be- served in the base
fment Of the church Wednesday even-
ing from S to g.. The ham viii be
nice and Juicy and the eggs strictly
fresh and then. laid" Better come
and bring the whole family: 1d4-20
I 80 --
Ssh wood for sale, x3.5o ner load.
ramidH Mt a. phone IA. Terri
Z - ..,~c,. :.
~ r. Essler is reported, as still on
rother s1ow
- "
! rhs on+;.+ Missionary society viii,
: me oa a. t Miss W1adye su 49,
:, -, noon at $3.50 O'Clock 49, "a.
49,. s..-I,i..,..
! MIS- James Ilyue % LaAe e,; lana
9s aagt ~ Vs. s toltnrdsr anu '@ vi
ilienus neie sestoto"S'
/, Si4teen t1eu m,Aeu ne a. ano ~
9 9,",s wv ~ ~ ~ -. 800 To- pe T%E
en1u'! "1s' w. none 7'1.
55i7,.,aa ..u.o.o4 o+ono.% r. - ,., -
her nse ma5saf Blatn sHael las 9enins
III ep'"1ne u"' " '@" Az 400 ~
MILLS - y y
cu.,-.-- ..a:4 .x.,,
~ :. ..heo,. .na,t 49,
AZ y x;s;t;nr sch !, IN Sc J ,own-
10y v's'tins s ~ po'uA ~ ~ H' "' 'o"
c,,.,,, o.h.o,- 11,.a;n,.~,, TX, G
o.o unay s 1a...o ~ Sis sns....ls 49,. o.
~ Nsaass Isatnea seets ~ e ~
N s" Nv w"o'e NC n"' ''7n Ao' VIC Pas. =
low uass' - r. -
~ r,.-- 81. 1.,s ;:.
No. -; " tan9 Ha " oe' I'd "o ~
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= ~ ~, ROLAND ofIz Thief River. Falls
was = Bemidji visitor on Monday
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Sunday School Missionary w. S.
Cummings returned yesterday from
Nebish whore he has been for the past
lew days. ~ - :,
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+ o.. w. Ciinord. }otss Kslllhers spent
the day here yesterday o On : bus 81 mesa l'N
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Olaf Johnson soE Boy River spent
the day IN Bemidjfs yesterday. ri -&n
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= Mrs. James Hyde of Lake Planta-
ganet was shopping and calling on
friends, here yesterday. =
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Mrs. L. r. Hanson Of Becida mot
ored to Bemfdu Monday. She At
tended to the transaction. of business
while here. '">' -: -. :,
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Lots of houses Let me sell YOU
one. e: j.: Wllits, the: 1andh an.
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Yum, Yum, Yum-ham and eggs
make your hair grow curly. Come to
the,Presbyterian church supper Wed
nesday evening from to 8. You
can have all you can eat for IS
cents. q .,..~4. : -: 4o4-zo
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On Friday, April 18th, the Birch
land school tcommenced the closing
of: the school term, by inviting the
Big Lake school and teacher, Miss
Margaret Teeters, to participate in a
picnic with them. The picnic was
arranged by the Little Citizens Lea
que of the 'Birchland school, under
the supervision of the teacher, Mrs.
Jessie Z. Groves. Games and SPELL
ing match passed the time very quick
", and a bounteous dinner was en-
joyed by all.
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]. w. Crandall of Beuna Vista
transacted; business. in; Bemidji vest
erdav': 4 .*<@ 1<T '-'-"*,'
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Mr.. and Mrs. }. Morrison, Jr., of
Red Lake were callers in Bemidji on
Monday ~ -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-20

I The Baptist Missionary society will
meet in the church Wednesday after
noon at 8 80 O'Clock. !.
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J. F. Essler is reported as still or
the gain, although improvement is
rather slow ~....
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Mrs. Hattie Ostrander and Mrs
Clyde Martin, both of Turtle River
were business transactors,fn Bemidji
yesterday. They also calledt on
Friends. =. ::
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} c.. G:afHankey, assistant county.
superintendent Of schools, spent Mon
day visiting schools in Eckles town
ship. ''\ :.,''t 49, "@:< h.. ~, :
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Miss Margaret stoner returned to
her home at fSBrainerd last evening,
after spending a day with Miss Edyth
Mills. II. =
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The Presbyterian church ham and
err supper will be served in the base
ment Of the church Wednesday, even
ing from S to s., The ham will be
nice and juicy and the eggs strictly
fresh and then laid" Better come
and bring the whole family: 1d4-2o
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Special designlng service. Spencer
Rejuveno oo1sets, surgical supports.
Home appointments, II desired. Mrs..
n. Fsy,@s2lS Beltrami ave. Phone
49, = H. ~ 49, 49,, limo Sc
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! Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood for sale, $3.50 per load.
Bemidji Mfg. Co. Phone 4S1. TIE
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n
MRS. HE dIber az Getnmell was
Monday: shoppsT 81 this city: =
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A. T. Carlson has just closed the
deal whereby. he sold his five-room
cottage at SOC Minnesota avenue to
Abe GTossman. ~ ;, =.
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n Mrs Charles Merriman of North
FERN was the guest Of Bemidji friends
on Monday. &4.s.tsl5,*s.r xxx =.
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!. Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood. for sale, $3.50 per load.
Bemidji Mfg. co. Phone 49,. T&Ftf
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!, Mi. and. Mrs. A. y. Mikkelson and
niece OF Raudette spent Monday in
Bemidji Er<. :. =, s.;. 49,. :,
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Kenneth Kenfeld left Sunday even
ing for Madison, Wis, to resume
his duties at Wisconsin University.
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Spot cash paid tor Liberty Bonds,
and Liberty Bond receipts. Sec q,
B., Hooley At Northern Grocery Co..
during the day. or at Markham hotel.
evenings. ! - Hits
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Mr.. and Mrs. E.. E. Kenfield left
Sunday noon for Mashburn, Wis.
where they will spend several days
on business. X
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Misses. Lydia, Ruth and Amos Me-
sick OF Park Rapids were among the
out Of town: callers i'm the city yester-
day i; ssss: 5.sstE5 y ~. ,,g.%4r
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Don't your palate yearn for some
nice juicy ham and fresh eggs. Sure
It. does. Better bring the family to
the Presbyterian supper Wednesday
evening from s to g., All you want
for 75c. 81, 1d4-20
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-&aa @ejie.

Com Mn6erien, Sfueipilleren, Eea-
ter6ireft6ren, 8tlle6buggeren og So
%tografen, refer imorgen, 2er6ag, leo
iaget at fin &l1itru, paa 6erie og Sor<
retninesreiie til set nor6ltge @iscon-
fin. Mr. og Mers. Mn6erien bill blan6t
anoet bei9ge EomS 8ro6er, gbriit
Mnoerien / @aupaca iamt gamle Wen=
11er og 8efien6te / Oibfoib, Meenab
og Mppleton for enoelig paa Gilbage-
reiien at oeltage 5otograferneS &o1=
BENTON, iom finder Ste6i Milmaufee
/ Slutningen al nefte l1ge.
- 8agermeiter 6. 8. 5brenien og
&uitru, 8tlla Street, forlo6 i2groags
ia1m1en mes 8agermeiter g. Mgrre-
gaar6 % &uitr11, &enoiba, &acine for
at 6eltage / Meiterbagernes &onben-
ton / Minneapolis. 8agermeiter @g.
og Mgrrgeaaro, Ser begge- er
me6 2ib og Siel, er tilltge
Meo1ernrner al Meiterbagernes 0ber-
.beitprleie, Sgrenien iom g. -9refioent
og Merregoar6 iom Eilli6sman6.
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@ph e. @ilcpr's 4an6ibqtur.

8lanot 6e iefs Mipiranter, ser H.
ger ben republifanife Nomination for
@uberngr at @isconiin, er lt6enfor al
Epibl 5enator Stop g. @ilcor' &an=
oioatur Ben melt fremtre6en6e, og
efteriom @alg6agen nermer fig, BIZ
Der oct mere ioleflart, at ban er
Man6en, iom @nlgerne fer op til rneo
Eilli6; bette ifpl6es iferite @rao, for
81 ban er en- Statsman6, mebens Sc
andre er @olitifere. @an bar en-.
.gltmren6e &efor6 fra fin fireaarige
Sieneite / Senatet, og naar ban ino-
billige6e / at blipe Characterization,
iaa bar set, foroi bette @mbeoe CAB
.bam iterre Muligbeoer til at tiene
Solicit ! fin Selbeo.
Senator @ilcor bar | fine mango
8algtaler ~ ODER to Guiin6e / Mntal
Gang efter Gong forelagt fit @ro=
gram og aabenlDit lt6taH fig imob en-
bier 6orm al @aoifalisme % Socia-
IiSme, men bar altio / fine Galer bolot
fig i16enfor Semmeligbeoens Green.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
M. G. EBERLEIN
SHAWAN0, WIS.
Republikansk kandidat for
Nomination til Reprentant
ikongressen.
Ottende Distrikt.
Prime rvalget den 7de Sept.

Mr.. Eberlein STAIR for Talefrihed.
Pressefrihed og Forsamlingsfrihed.
Han er imod ~udenlandske Alliancer:
imod League of Nations og for ole
blikkelig Fred. Han STAR for Modi-
hcation at Volsteadloven, tilladende
Fabrication og Salg af OF. Han staar
for at bringe Regeringen tilbage i Fol-
kets Hender og for en- Endring af
den federale Konstitution, saa en- Fol-
keafstemning er n%odvendig i Tilf@lde
at Krig. Han staaff for 0jeblikkelig at
stanse P%rofteering og for at tvinge
Krigsprofteerer til at betale den ma
tionale G9ld. For en- liberal Soldater-
bonus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
81. s., Gberlein, sbawano, isis,

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lem erWeeotnoebaber al ct fienot Gag
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Mr. @berlein er fp6t og oppof1et /
Sbamaho % ct iaaleoes fienot me6
% 8efolfningen, og ban bar
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itet &c @rfaringer og bit Ben Dpgtig=
be0, ser fpaliftcerer bam for @alg til
&ongres1en, bpor ban bill bloc at bare
tage tit Dtitrifts SnteresIer og altio
i9ge at fempe for Sc 2obe, ser bill
bore til Sen ol1nin6elige Man6s
Sor6el.
timber &~algfampag11en bar Mr.
@berlein paa Ell tiltalen6e og effefttp
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&rogram for 9iitriftets 8elgere.
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ter fan anfpres Cole, &resie= og Sor=
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Mlliancer me6 fremme0eMeoeter, imo6
Mationernes 2iga og for en- pieblitfe-
Zig 6reo. &on bar ogiao 11otolt fig
for en- Mfooififation al &o%llteoolopen>
iaaleoes at set bliper tilla6t at tilpirfe
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igien oberla6e @egieringens Tgiler
5olfets Senoer og iprer for Ell
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al &rig. @luttelig 1,6toler ban fig
lfarpt imoo @rofitmageri % oil Babe
at acknowledgements ifol betale
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nus.