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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20

mol one bit blacker in morals--even
though ii does mo- violate the letter
Of the law-than the love lapses of
Jack Johnson. But Jack Dempsey
compounds this crime by adding 10
il the blacker one of refusing to
serve his country in time of war.
Try as it will the press has not been
able to suppress these facts. lu
deed, Dempsey is being exploited as
an American hero for the match
against the idolizcd soldier and
heavyweight champion of Europe,
Georges Carpenter Of France. The
American people neither the 10y nor
The fair sporting public, has batted
an cvelaSh of shock at the crime of
Dempsey"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20
JACK SURPASSES DEMPSEY
IN PUGiLISM AND PATRIOTISM
SO Declares n. Y. News EditOrally
Comparing Them In Deadly
Parallel

(StaI News SerVice.)
NEW YORK, Mar. 12.-The n. y.
News editorially says:
"He had offended the American
code-the real American demenlia.
knowing though everyone did that
the worlds fighting chompion was
being prosecuted by Southern Fed
erai officiols, was being sacrificed on
the altar of race hatred, there was
no one, either white or black, to
proclaim his worthiness to be the
admired champion of the prize ring.
His morals differed neither in de-
gree nor kind from those OF nine
teIlhs of his fellow fighters. Yet
his defense was impossible and his
doom! was sealed. Time and ogaln
ia Europe during the World War,
lac offered his services and his lie
10 the cause of America or her All
lies. He would gladly sacrifice al
il he could but redeem himself in
the eyes of his cOuntrymen, If he
could but return to his native land
a free man to see his failing and
faithrul old mother before she pass
ed away. But the American mon
ster of race prejudice was not TO be
satisfied. His mother dead, his
bone, his fortunes faded, his love
for his country now brings hhl
back to face a prison term for a
technical violation Of the vicious
Mann white-slave law, Jack John
son, after all is said and done, is an
Americon patriot.
Jack Dempsey is no American
patriot, according TO the San Fran
cisco Grand Jury which on Friday
last indicted him with his monagel
lack KearnS for conspiring to evadi
the draft. Claiming that he was Tho
sole support Of his wife, he success
fully evaded army service for hi
native land during the darkest day
, Of the World War. But lack Demp
/ scy, like his predecessor, once thu
danger was passed, deserted hi
= faithful self-sacrifclng wife, too, 70
, more alluring love. According t
5 n4uch documentary evidence pro
! duced by the now divorced Mrs
{ JacF Dempsey, she was supporting
Dempsey instead of the Stacker sup
porting her. Certainly this crime o
the worlds fighting champion in be
ing supported by weak woman
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20
BOOnEK ASHiNGIUN )
MEMUkl UBSEi[N ED bl
uLALIu W ELh
res. MOton Describes Purpose Oi
.Nauonai health and Clean
Up week.

ICShEuEE lNol., Ma, Mar. L.
pvanLns ulc VIt3I Importance ol the
N.uuc uI inc CONSERVATION OF Negro
IIc,uIn, cSpcClalIS a. ulnc MnCh
CUnuiuUnS ciUuCu Dy uhc World 5
War nave put man power AT prem
IuIn, tnc National IIcMtn week tO|
be nciu from Apru 4th 10 lUln Is
ucinE Enthusiastically stressed no
tai throughout tne oOunern states.
T.. IL. Darnweh, lecturer to Ne
brueS, Texas PuDlIc ueallh ASsocId-
uun, IA CONSTRUCTIVE agency 10 Re
uuCe the mortality rate among al
pcopIe hVIng III IeAaS, says lnat thlS
association VIII heartily cooperate
{. MAKE Negro l1caitn Week an epO-
t!lal step forward 10 combat me
physical Ills affecting Tie Negro.
StCn Organizations as tne MeulCdl
associations ol the country and other
upniung agencies realize tnat inc
Nt tondl Negro Health Week Is pre-
knant with wonderful possibilities
tor the successful combating ui
those diseases which are cAactnB
sucn heavy toll among Negroes.
Since tins National event IS 10 DC
observed annually, during the Wech
ol the anniversary Of the Dlrth oi
ne late Dr. Booker /. Washington
us founder, II IS apparent tnat every
Negro and Negro organization
should appreciate the necessity lol
Z al. immediate, active and Vlrlle cam
\ pmgn such as Is being promoted.
Everyone Interested III having
, hcallny environment should help Il
contribute to the effectiveness ant
progress Of the Race by making Tn
observance OF Health Week a VlBor
Gus attack against ali unSanltar
conditions which breed sickness a
4 well as against those preventaDl
diseases which are WrccklnB III
i lives of 50 many OF our people. In
dangers Of polluted wells an
springs. over crowded bed room
\ and other things known to be dC
CreaSing the economic efficiency &
/ Negroes should be brought out /
striking manner i'll lecturers b
ministers, teachers, physicians an
other leaders.
1t is suggested that as i'll prevlou
1 years there be appointed III eac
4 community Clean Up Commute
t. arrange a program for Healt
I Week. Ii is suggested that Sunda,
| April 4lh, be Health Sunday an
that on that day sermons be preaci
cd on health, directing the atlel
ton of the people to the Clean U
i Campaign; that Monday, April 5|
be Health Day in The Schools; tn
n school buildings be put into sanitaI
a conditions and that appropria
programs be rendered, to which Ii
N patrons of the school be invited.
II is suggested that during the remail
n der of the week the homes and yart
NJ receive attention.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20
Take Up; Open Your Eyes

will IN your a POWER VIII
Remove
Trouble
tells Health produced then
selling through the mali
will
hand and will controlling whom
be repeled They TEN (SlO) DOLLARS, but
life your
dom"
troubles and This the
thing in life desire with KEYS TO THE KINGDOM
a Is
worth Ten ($l0) DOLLARS? If
protect No Fu
Of be sent order to
DR. WALDEN n. COHN,
iosH North tulsa Oklab,na
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20

We were favored with the service
of Rev. Chas. l.. Williams, President
of Teachers Training Course of Ok
lahoma, on the nth, we were high
~ leased with his broad and simple
method of teaching Bible truths.
We feel that Rev. Williams deserves
the support Of all good Baptists.
The b. Y. p. L.. must confess that
he is prepared to do the work.
He delivered most mastery Ser-
mon at $3.50 from Job 1928. The
house was filled TO its utmost capa-
city. Collection $500. The officers
of b. Y. p. L., are, William Wash
ington, Pres, Viola Dangerfeld, Sec.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20

History. The deinodon, which is
also known as terrible TOOTH" is
described as perhaps the most swift
and powerful creature of its time.
The skeleton stands II feet ir-
ches high and measures 20 feet from
the nose to the tip of its tail. 1t is
supposed to have weighed several
times as much as the largest lion OF
to-day.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20
ANIMAL OLDER THAN
HECK'S PUP INSTALLED
The DeinOdOn, a Prehistoric Ami
nal 60 Million Years Old
Set Up.

(Star News Service.)
NEW YORK, Mar. 12.-The skele-
ton of prehistoric deinodon, calcu-
lated to be 60 million years old, has
been installed in Dinosaur hall at
the American Museum of Natura
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20

PEOPLES EXCHANGE
1l3 IL Phone o 3644
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20

Mrs. Maggie Beason, wife of ]. b.
BeaSon, the barber, is still on the
lex list after six weeks illness.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20

Twentieth Century Club of the
First Baptist Church is one of the
four clubs for the purpose of rails
ing money for The new building that
is to be erected some time in June.
IL cur rally February 10, we put Oh
The table in cash $672.4S. The Twcn-
tieth Century Club was the banner
sI9Uo lie pol II sep 9ql IoJ qnIo
followed We must have a new
church, because il is the will OF our
Gcd. The officers are, Il. J. Danger
field, Captain; Pearl McFall, Sec'y !;
Mrs. Halle Daniels, President.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-03-20
AN ESSAY

OF Few Prominent Negro Editors
and Managers of Colored News
papers and Magazines that
Started this Country Afloat
With Breezy Times.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Eribe6s6aqen

S Manoags feire6es Mmeritos
J%ri6eosoog> iom 10 oenne Gang falot
pao EFT @enoag. Slte6etfor al set
gamle Sfpoeri, iom bel6i9ots CT itop=
pet, ga 6abrifation og 5alg al Sur
pnrferi, ser efsplo6erer er forbuot,
afbolotes ser rlln6t ON / 8De,1s mat
&c imaa % ltore 8arfer forifiellige
5eitligbeoer, bbori Sc mongeorteoe
Nationaltteter oeltog. 81 bar ielp=
tplgelig intet bgrt onn, at Sc Danife
celebrereoe 1om Motionalitet, men set
piloe maalfe life bore uoe al @eien,
ON ri | 6remtioen gior6e set. Gelp
ON Ri bgrer til oe min0re, tl,n6e Set
10 bore pnifeligt> ON hi beo en- 6el=
lesoptreoen paa bort SANDS @rl1no=
lopSoag paamin0eoe Mmeritanerne
ON, at hi 0anife efsiitercr inoipi6u1=
cit, 11oget, iom bore amerifanlf e Me0=
borgerc bar pn6t peo at tro. @bat
about it?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
10 PROCENT UDDELING KUND-
GJORDES DEN IL. DENNE
MANNED

BehGver De at v@re forn9jet med 8
Procents Rente pr. Aar paa Deres
PENCE, mar De kan erholde flere Can
&c saa meget gjennem solide produce
rende FOretagender? linden De anbrin-
ger PENCE i Ollie, begj@r vor Lommeud-
gave af 'The Oil InvestorsGuide" SAINT
den lille Brochure "Hvad Bankerne
fortjener med Publikums PENCE" SAINT
vor Statistikbog over Boston Bprsen.
ALE gratis paa Forlangende.
Gjennem wore Forbindelser er vi
island til at give Prisnoteringer og
Rapporter paa cirka ct Hundred Tu-
sinde forskjellige Forretningsforeta-
gender. Vor skandinaviske Afdeling
STAIR frit til Deres Raadighed. Indsend
|Deres Navn OF Adresse. r. Gylling &
Co., 1874 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Over nj Aar i Forretning paa nerve
rende Adresse.
Skandin. Afdeling: s. Grandlund, Mgr.
Observation-Disclosures Publicus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Sra SplpbrDllupsfeiten.

Com allere6e meo6clt / liolte l1ge
tl1noe Scr. og Mrs. Sens Gbrijten=
len, &icbfielo, boloe Splpbrpllup oeu
80. Sunni. Mrs. Warius Sperie t og
,Mrs. Suit. Noro boboe lp11gere Si6
/ 6orpejen giort 6orbereoelie meo at
jamie Henge til Ell @ape 0 ID. |e0
Ottetioen begpnote Nl1tomobilerne at
rule i10 paa 8laoien, og tiltroos for
at oct bleD ct plen6e &egnpeir> bar
mart imellem 1910 Mutomobtler
opitilleoe / &Rffer. Omtrent $50
Mennei fer bar tommet lomm1en.
Mr. st. &osm1sien, 2pnoalc Mpe. j.,
uofprte mc0 Opgtigbeb @berpet 1om
S%roitprer. Ha1tor Garpgaaro bar
Sen fdrite Taler, Ser talte ON @ellig=
ncllen fra @erren, iom bopoe bpilet
oper acknowledgements SIP og @jcr=
ming igie1ncm Sc IS Star, Sc / oenne
Stuno funoe ie tilbage poa. Ser bar
loa riigelig me9et at iige &orberre
Sat for. Mr. Nortpig bar Sen 1rrI tt
|Ialer, %bborefter flcre bap6e Or6e1
for at uotrpffe, bbor meget Sc bapoe
Gbrilteniens at iige 5at for: Mabp:
ifab> &ielpiombeo og @enifab. De1
bleD ient> far SEN itore 6oriamlinq
forlo6 Set bDggelige Stem og SAINT:
liefreos.
Sblan6t @aber11e bar Ser inrlig Ell
Imllf 5glp=Gerbice, ia mango ANDRE
1m1ffe @aber. %.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Set er lDoligt at, labe Cher pg 6r1gt:
Taft for e9et 8rn9.

6e6eral Hrobibition Commissioner
Sobn s. &ramer bar Sen 3. SUM-
1920 uoite6t fplgen6e Orore, ser til
1a6er enbper at lape @i6er. 6rugtIaft
og 5r11gtpin for 8rrtg / ems eget
Stem.
@nbper Herion tan frit tillape nbe=
rl1ienoe Gioer eller 6rugtiaft lloen at
>bebpbe noget @ermit og uoer at gipe
noget 8ono> og ban bar ogiaa &et til
at tage fine 9gbler .eller 5rugt til an=
oen Mon6s Mplle % ser bope SEM
.tillabet til Gi6er eller 6rl1etioft. @f=
ter 6enne 1tberlllenoe @ioer eller
6rl1gtiaft er 1abet, mao Sen uoeluf=
fen6e benpttes / @iemmet, og naor
Sen BRIGGS paa 0enne Maa6e, ifal
Sr6et "beruienoe" forltaas iom mo-
get iom man life bliper berl1iet al, og
set bebeber life ne6pen6igbis at I'M
oeboloe mtt1ore ems en- balp 8rocent
Mlfobol.
@nbber, ser lober 1ao6on Gioer eI=
lerGrugtiaft, tan, bbis ban enifer set,
|ielge set til 6abrifa11ter, ser bor
,@ermit til at 1abe @66ite. &pis bo11
be6 Sillapningen %preierberer set moo
at gaa / Cheering, fan ban ielge set
til bbem, ban bill. San tan ligele6es
ialge set til alle og enbber, iaolenee
set in6ebol6er min6re ems en- balb
&rocent Mlfobol, men &ieberen bar
ingen &et til at BRUCE set el1er babe
oct / iin 8eiio6elie, efter at Get in6e=
boloer ODER en- balb @rocent Mlfobol.
Set er lobligt for 6en, ser bar la
bet @ioer for 8rug / lit @iem, at la6e
bette ligge og blibe til @ooife> paa Sen
8etingelie, at man lite blon6er Gut
ter eller anbre @ieringsemner 6erii
oen14eniigt at forage Mfobolprocen=
ten, ga bette bliber betragtet iom ST.
Decentralization og er itrafbart. Silent
melabet @6otfe bar man Sob til 1t
|ielge til bbem, man bill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Sl Daumarf.

Soog Gorsoag) oan1per 3ireftpr
Garl Mntonien og @ultr11 n1eo "6re=
0erif s." fra Seem Sort poa ct &ar
WaaneOerS 6erie til 9anmort.
5orsoag Sen 1. S11li baboe ollie
6llnttiorGrerne paa Nortbpeltern
8rpg9eri foranitaltet en- lille Mflte6s.
felt for Scr. Mntonien, bbis 6orbol6
til fine ltnoergtpne altto bar bnret
ieroeles mutt, noget man iieloent
bprer 6isle Gage, bpor Sper- og r1n=
%oeroroneoe 1Dnes at itaa / ifarp Op=
petition til bberanore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09

bar, bill pnife Sem en- lpffelig Mejie %
boabe, for oeres Geofomme110e, at
ollie Sc 6orbaabltinger, Sc bar meo
9enlpn til gamle 9onmarf, maa goa
/ OpfDloelie. @ier Sc life, iaa peo
10 buaoe Mr. og Mrs. Mroreolen, at
Sc lclDlamme ga1nle &enner otter bill
bore glade pe6 at ie Sem igien, =
ON Sti9bnen f9ier set looleoes.
Den l111ge &eteran @inor &ompe,
en- @alpbro6er til Mr. M%n6reaier1, %
iom 6ribilltg oeltog / 6elttoget i
6ranfrig, bpor ban blep baorot fat
ret, refer ogiaa bjem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
ULDPRIsERNE Err LAVE.

Ter mindre for kontant, aar De kan
faa Csc til $1.O5 pr. lib. for Deres Uld
vi udfGrer Arbejde efter Bestilling
Send Deres Uld til os og faa Diet byt'
tet for earn, Quilt Batting, Uldtep'
per, Automobiltsepper, Flonel, Macki'
nav Tr9jer, Suiting, M@nds og Dren'
sges Benkl@der, Shawler, Mends Skor'
ter og Strpmper.
vor Forretning er at lave tilfreds'
sstillende Uldvarer for dem, der avle1
Uld. Hvorfor betale hSje Priser fol
.Deres Observation-Disclosures naar Dc
kan faa bedre Kvalitet Heluld til la.
we're Priser. Skriv efter vor Prove.
katalog. st. Cloud Wooden Mills Co.,
st. Cloud, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Srnmfet

On proteitantif @pei, en- fatoIf1
8ater og en- San6elsreiien6e tom en-
gang / iamme SSernbanefupe. De tom
til at tale ON, bbem ser bab6e sen
bgieite Stang.
"Mfig fal6er man en- CUBS Sic
t1er," fag6e @reiten.
"0g mig: 9eres Spierberbiebeo, !"
iog6e 8ateren.
"Mer ,1aar leg fom1ncr," iae6e Sen
San6elsreiien6e, "iaa figer ollie M;el1.
METER: 9u itore@u6, ct 6u Ser igien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
neutrality-suspicious..

Oe11 oatlte Yres1eattacbe | WnlD=
ington, ST. &oger &telien, bar ie,1ot
set oanlfe Observation-Disclosures Ell
lang, interesiant Mfban6ling ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / II. g.
g., iom offe11tltggjpres ! ct al Sc lib<
lte Numre al Observation-Disclosures
|Siosifriit.
"9en Muno, Ser flyer, ban er
Nmerifaner, men noget an6et pe6 81
Sen al er o%berbobe6et lite Mmerita=
ner. 81 bar fun @laos til eet Stag,
oct amerifanife Stag. -. 81 bar fun
Elaos til eet 5prog fer, set engellfe
Sprog.... Sg hi Dor Inn @la6s til
cen 5lags @ierte=2opalitet, og set er
2opalitet moo set amerifonife 6olf."
S bisie Sr6 bar &ooiepelt fort o.
tlart motiperet Observation-Disclosures
pegelien. Set Dor &ooiepelt, ser BE-
gpn6te 6ente 8eb9gelie og gap 6e11
&aon. Set bar lam, ser a1gap 6ens
Mtaal: at omif abe sen blan6e6e Qrnee
ritanife 8efoltnine til cen Station,
meo eet 5pro9, Get Stag % eet &c.
0relan6.
SIR &rigen tnnfte ingen / Mmerito
paa at amerifantiere 6e inoponoreoe.
5ocialt ioa man ne6 poo oisie, og
politilf brp6 man fig tl,n ON Sem paa
&algoagen.
9erefter omtales Silitonoene 1t,1=
ser &rige11, ga mango Eplf= Mmerifa=
here git agresiipt tilperfs, og oelt
oerefter fplgen6e Observation-Disclosures
fnmpagne.
"@iennem ollie 6aier al Mrbeioet
gift iom Sen rp6e Traa0 at giere SC
%fremmeofeote befienot nreo Mmerifo
% set amerifanife 6olfs iarlige Soc
aler:: politiit % reltgigs 6rtbeo, TO-
cial 2igbeo, famine Gbancer for alle
lloen llnotagelie til at noa Sc bpieite
Stillinger, politilf % ptonomiit.
"5fisnt neutrality-suspicious.
len bopeoiagelig maa iiges at bore
rettet moo De / iocial @enieen6e 11bel=
0ige 6remmeoelementer, iaa maa
8%epegelien 6og anies for ct al Sc big
tigite Samfun6sipprgsmaal / Sc Gor=
eneoe @tater. Sen itgttes fra noe ten
ulle Si6er % fremmes al ollie m1lige
Orgomiiotioner.
"&aa le0enoe 5teoer er man flar
ODER Sen 6are, ser ltgger / Misten=
feliggjprellen al fremne6e, og Ell
&effe %fremragen6e Mnn6 bar fornp=
Zig uoier1ot Ell Mopariel berimoo.
"Sbao ipecielt Sc 6anife og eprige
lfanoinapiife SSnoban6rere angaar, ga
er set 6en olminoeltge Me11ing / Slime
rifas oplplte &reoie, at Sc minbre e11o
Sc flelte a116re %fremmeofp6te trnnger
til Mmerifaniiering."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
@tnnfxpnlta.
0en aarli9e Notwithstanding.

Sen aarliee Notwithstanding.
Nltiaa paa Senoag - 5. II. Suit
= lteb1ter olle 0anlfe / Mtnneapolis
% Smeg1l til @bris D1tcbs Sorm peo
8ine Sill, 11er @rcellior, for at 6el=
tage / II. al 1868 traoitionelle
6anife 6ugleitponing. On &pffe b9r=
6iful6e og elegarte- Hremier er u6Iat
foru6en Sen im1ffe @an6repremie:
st 5ilteeresicbarf.
programmed omfatter enopioere Ell
&Gtfe &onfurrenceleb mellem Da=
mer> @errer % 89rn. Sm1ffe og
npttige @re1nier er u61ot.
&eb Mftensti6e TONNES 6e me6=
bragte Maotl1rbe / set @rpn1te, %
&omtteen er laa gallant at ierpere fri
Safe, meoens 6orfriifninger tan err
'boloes poo 6eltplaoien 9agen lang.
Com 6eltens 6inale bol6es en- goo
gammel "8arn" =9ans, bbortil er er=
gageret profeslionelle M1iifanter>
iaa man tan bore forbtsiet ON en-
glimrenoe Mulif.
! 6eltplaolen naas beo at benDtte
ollie Sporpogne, ser leber til @rcel=
flor eller Sonfa 8aD, og mon itaar al
peo Sine Sill &ol6epla6s, bporfra
Der er en- fort Spaieretl1r til @erre=
i9oet, ser / 9agens Mnle6ning bill
bore itleot lit Seitlfra6. 9onife Sat-
Der biier &eien.
&omiteen bar paa Sn6bD6elien be-
nDttet Mottoet: Gag Ma6furben paa
Moffen", bpilfet ri %iefon6erer be6 at
anbefale olle at tage til Seit paa Sen=
Sag og tilbringe en- Sag | feitligt
Samlag me6 5fpttebre6re og =ieltre.
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Sn Mementu.

Meooelelien ON Sfl1elpiller 6jel=
itrtps Dpo / Danmarf bill bringe til
maltge penlige @rinortnger on Sen
poplllere &11nltners Spbol6 fer /
Chicago 1908. Mf Sc ma,1ge &l111It
mere, iom bar aflagt % @ilit, bar
6ielitrup en al Sc melt bromfri %
ellfbgr6iq1te.
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Ghirayn.
3aa TeriebeIba.

&or agteoe 2anosmano Noltor Os=
ipolo 6. Settling, Ser for Sioen bur
fit &irtiombeo / UNDERWOOD, Mfiml,
er / oisie Sage anfommet berttl 8pe,1,
bbor bans Jamilie bor, for at tilbrin=
&c fin Sommerferie. Smiolerti6 az
ter Yaitoren life at ligge paa oen 1aoe
SIDE, men bill r11oer Spboloet fer al.
boloe @u6stienei ter % religieie Mp=
Ser for 9anife, Ser liffert oil poo=
Ifipnne 6ette peo at fom1ne talrigt til
lte6e pes Mp6erne, bborom ser bill
blipe gipet Meooelelier / bort 8la6s
5palter.
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@rDnnp.

6obrifant S. g. Neerup, 3715
8rano Mpe., % @l1itru feireoe Ons=
Sag Sen 80. Stunt 0eres Datter SOFAS
8rplll1p meo @olger SIR. @inoing
pe6 en- im1tf Set / 6eres &iem.
Set ul1ge Har pieoes al er1 ar1r1e=
milf &relt % er TIL paa 8rpllupsreiie
til "Gbe 9ells", @is. Scr. @in6ina
ct Superintenoeut for lin @pigerfo
oers &irf lombe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Nptabelt 8eipo.

9ireftbr for Sefnologiif Snltitrt /
&ipbellbapn, @ltnnar @~regerie1, er
anfpmmen til s(merifa og oeter at
boloe EFT &Gffe 6oreorog i oanlf=ame=
rifanife &reoie. 9irefter @regerIen
repreienterer "0onl # Gampirfe".
Sor Gbicagos Be6fommen6e pil
Danias Mftipitetsfomite toge Mffere,
% 6ornanoen, Mr. Neernp, bar in6=
talot til Mpoe, for at &omiteen fa1t
tage afgierenoe 8eltemnelie og iifre
Jig Sen fremragenoe 6oreorogsbolber.
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Nne 8pitbu6e.

3oitmeiter &urop bar .af 3oit6e-
p%artementet / @aibington faaet Gil=
lo6e1fe til at aniette flere @oitbu6e /
fire al 8pens 8oit6titrifter, 11emlig
Central, Gate Gtreet, &Dlan6 % ct.
Mntbonp Sails Stationernes 9iItrift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
8i6elife %Soreoraa.

Gpangeliiterne s. @6maroion og
$. @r11noiet far opiat ct ltort Selt
paa 27tb Npe. g. og 6. 6rantltn. Set
lfanoinapilfe 5trengban6 trafterer
me6 Gang og M1,iif. Og 6eres 2ebe=
le6ler angiber "Gioe11s brenoenoe
Spergsmaol / 8ibelenS 2ps" iom
Gmnerne for oeres 6oreoraa Ser BE-
lpies meo 2Dsbil1eoer. Sc bar om=
begnet 2eltet meo "Mo5quitobar" for
at beifptte Eilbprerne moi Mpg, og
alt iDnes at gipres for at gibe Iilbp=
rerne @pgge peo at beiege Maoerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
8arne6aab.

S @iemmet Dos Mfr. og WfrS. 60
min 2arien bar Ser / 5pnoags 8ar=
ne6aab; Sen lille Sgn fit Mabnet Go
min 8erge. On itprre 6eitligbe6 az
boIotes / nebnte Mnle6ning. Sblan6t
@i9i1erne bar Wr. og Mrs. Mnton
6ran0ien; Mrs. 5ranoien og. oeres
.Spn Gbal6 reiite famine Mften paa en-
6erietur til 9ann1arf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Gn %"harmpniif" Mfteu,

Sns0ag often itolte ltge 6rog
@armoniens @angere, pasiibe Me6=
lenmer og Gamer / ltore @forer no
til Mrs. @aniens @ommerbobe / Dunz
ming, bbor 0en 6eilige Sommeraften
tilbragtes me6 Gang, Exclamation,
Saler. oip., og bbor Ser oar ierget for,
at set in6re @ennel fe ogioo blep til
fre0sltillet.
5oruoen mange prGgtige Salige,
lom Sangforet opparteoe me6; op=
traaOte &bartetten / ct Har Numre.
Sfueipiller Sbe &m1oien 6etlamere6e
moriomt og unoerboloenoe, ligeiom
&r9iioent Srla Snul gap flere bu>
mortltiife Nltmre. @ele 6en11e bDgge=
lige og forneielige Mften 0irigereoes
al Mrs. Sans Gbrtitenien, iom til
fl1loe bepilte, at &bin6en er ligeltillet
me0 Wan6en paa alle Omraaoer, felt
bbor set giel6er ON at bore Sr6ltp-
rer, og at "oet lm1ffe &jen" tilful6e
foritaar at bep6e fit 8laos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
&pin6eforeninasmpbe.

Safe amelia apinoefors1ing ino-
bD6es til Mp6e bos Wrs. 6. Niellen,
Bloomington, Tors6ag Sen Is. Suit.
6rd Z. ct. og 3. Mpe. sc. gaar ser
Gog 81. 11,40 og 1890. Mon itaar
.af be6 &arrington @eigbts. Mrs.
Nielien pnifer at faa en- rigtig itor
6oriamling; benpt 2eiligbe6en til en-
bpggelig u6flugt. Mlle er hiertelie
belfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Mar det g&lder Diet
Qamle, kaere Danmark,

saa s@lger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra ale Steder / Ameri-
ka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse 1
gmaa og store Bel6b. Paalidelig IN
d%erretning. Landsm@nd hjmlpes TIL
rette. Plads i Smaakahytter reser-
veres.
Mortensen & Crook, 1
Diet 38-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for ale LINER,
2818 North Ave. Chicago, III.
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@ienic.

6orenftgen 9a11ia afboloer Santi=
lie1oflllgt 5p1oag 6en 25. Suit pr.
Mutomobiler. Hlaoien bliper en al
bore prngtige "Jorclt Grel erpes" og
bill 1termere blipe befjenotgjoct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
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