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Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
The Pursuit of the Dope
 Seller
By Frederic j. Haskin

SAN FRANCISCO, Cald Dec. 3-San Francisco has recently been engaged in deadly combat with a large and power ful opium ring Opium raids and ar rests have been made daily. By some secret means opium has been smuggled into the city's port, and from here clev erly distributed throughout the United States. The state of California has recently increased its force of inspec- tors to meet the emergency.
 The other day, great excitement was caused by the arrest of two leading members of what is thought to be an international gang engaged in the smuggling and dispensing of dope. They were found living in quiet grand eur at a fashionable hotel, with every appearance of dignirIed responsibility. They presented a convincing denial to the inspectors charges. Unfortunately, however, they had neglected to dispose of a couple of trunk checks in their possession. These checks were for two trunks, one dispatched from San Francisco to Chicago, and the other to Boise, Idaho, and each containing thou sands of dollars worth of opium. Fur ther investigation showed them to be n connivance with a suspected China man, the operator of an opium joint whose place was raided
 The chasing of narcotics drug pedd- ,lers is the most difficult kind of crimi- hal detection work. Often it is also the most thankless task, because only the city authorities are interested in pros- ecuting them. The people who are their victims have no such interest, and often conspire to obtain a peddler's re- lease once he is in prison. Very sell dom, moreover, can a drug addict be induced to give any information con- corning the source of his dope supply.
 The man who has had his pocket picked, the storekeeper Whose store has been robbed. the citizen whose head has been broken by footpad. the mar whose health has been injured with C
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07

BROoKLYN-on two occasions man and woman sat opposite each other on an elevated train. Both times, she smiled and he smiled back. And both times, when they got off the train she disappeared. Then she turned up at the home of Douglas Cruickshank and told him: T am the woman you flirted with-and I'm your wife I'm the girl you married in 1906 and then deserted. I'm Mrs. Elizabeth Day now. but l haven't forgotten how you de- serted the baby and me. I've been get ting warrant for yous arrest every year since then and now I'm going to have it served" She did and a judge ordered Cruickshank to pay her S10 a week as long as she lived.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER '. 1920

That man renders the greatest social service 1Oho co-Operdtes in the organization of industry so ds to dt- ford to the largest number ot m1er the greatest opportunity for set- development in the enjoyment bg every man of those benefits aOhich kis oaUn work adds to tue aOedtth ot publication.
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
l{IYIiilyy L'Z!:LZiZ5 4:
BY O. B. JoYFUL

Who, do you think, is more likely ts be president7
 7 Mary Rosicka. of Cleveland, O., who in Is years of school life. has not been absent one day, nor tardy once
 or
 Anthony Marouki of Buffalo. x. r. who recently established the record of being absent from school 14 days (not single sick excuse) and who was tardy IT times on the other school days of that month, but who, in the month. got himself elected president of the class boys club. captain of the football team and leader of the Front avenue Athletic club?
 Handing 1t to Dad
 Father should be hoofed out of the home" advises Mrs Shaw McLaren, prominent member of the English Women's Freedom league.
 When should the hoofing be done?
 As soon as the children are a few years old" Mrs. McClaren replies.
 Fathers power" she continues, "is thrust upon him by church, state and public opinion. What wonder Is it. therefore, that he loses his head and overdoes the heavy father act'?"
 The league finally adopted the idea that it would be well for the family if father is confined tin his den. excepting at meal times, when he is asleep or at work.
 Applied Thinking Does This for a Person!
 Men are always troubling themselves about the gradual disappearance of the skirt" announced Dean Minerva T. Kinks. featuring before the Women's School of Applied Thinking New York. And yet, she went on to observe, men set the example centuries ago by abandoning skirts. which were a part of all their early costumes, and tak'ng to trousers" N Members of the freshwomen class of the School of Applied Thinking were greatly pleased with Dean Kinks en- couraging remarks
 League of nations cables out of Flu rope were delayed to give way to the very latest bit of information from Paris, which is none other than a cor rect definition of "teajamas." 1 Teajamas, according to the cable is a costume resembling the we'll known pajamas! but adapted for wear in the' house during the day time" 1 Now go on with your less important 1 business!
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
SOME SMILES IN RHYMES. PLUS LAUGH SOMETIMES
 By Jacobs

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Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
Accnnnlices

Judge-Where were your supporters in this crime2
 Prisoner-I had them on. judge Stanford Chaparral.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07


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Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
GIVE CHILDREN
 AMERICAN NAMES

SACRAMENTO CaL-Japanese par ents are now giving children Ameri- Car names. "No more Susakis and Hashimuras." discovers a health office deputy. They're naming 'em Harry. Bill and Mary now.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07

The Krupp plants in Germany have started the manufacture of dredging machines
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
Caution
E-- n-a n1aLa m

He-Lcts kiss and make up.
 She-It you're careful ] won't have
Arizona republican., 1920-12-07

new material 10 take the place of uitroStyCcriu explosives.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16

Selbu Pr9stegaard.
Oct er nu afgjort, at den gamle
Prastegaardsbygning i Selbu oliver
r%estaureret og bevaret, slig som den
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Hvsr esnhng seades postofr1t I'll eahver Adresse we'd Modtaselsen s17S4
Cents FEm0rker sisr $l.0O for ale 5 eamlager. q o.
~,
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY, a as%zs:5 81 r' sssi sss5;: ;
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Err FARLIG.

Mango Mennesker forstaar like at
Kighoste er en- af de farligste Borne
.s%ygdomme, skriver United States Pu-
bic Health Service. AT de Born un-
der l-Aarsalderen, der angribes at
'Sygdommen, dor i Gjennemsnit ON
trent u Procent, og IA Procent at
Bornene imellem l og 2 Aar. Der
'efter aftager Dodeligheden, eftersom
Bornene oliver 9ldre. Fra 2 til s.
Aarsalderen er Dqdeligheden 3 Pro-
cent, medens den er lidt under , Pro-
cent i s. til l5-Aarsalderen.
Hvad der gjor Sygdommen meget
alvorlig er, at den ofte leder til andre
Sygdomme. Den folges saaledes like
,sjeldent at Lungebetsndelse, og hvis
Barnet er underernaret eller svagt,
oliver Diet undertiden bagefter angre-
bet at tuberculosis.
Hvis Hosteanfaldene er meget
starke, kan de til Tider mediocre
Lammelse eller Sprengning at Blod-
aarene i Djet.
Mer end I'll Tusinde Born DOR at
Kighoste her i Landet hvert Aar. For
saa vidt muligt at stanse Sygdommens
Udbredelse er Diet npdvendigt, at man
straks sender Bud efter Doktoren,
hvis man tror, at Bornene har faaet
kighoste, og at man er meget for
sigtig, SEW efter at Sygdommen er
Overstaaet.
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ste veret indkvarteret privat og det
sidstnevnte har i den sidste MEME
skealder v&ret lejet i Bankens Byg-
ming. Foruden Kommunelokale OF
kommunale kontorer er Diet Menin-
gen i den gamle Prestegaardsbygning
at faa Samlingsstue for Kirkefolket
(saakaldt "Bondestue") og Stue for
Kirkegangskoner we'd Barnedaab SAINT
Plads for Bygdemuseum, naar man
kommer saa langt.
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$tive, smerteiulde Leder
OF stikkende Smerter.
Rheumatisk Lidende finder stor
Lindring efter Bru9en -af den
velkjendte Dr.. WhitehalpS

k1eulnau1k Ldende finder Sto6
LindIinR efter BruRen At den
velliendte Dr.. Whitehalps
Rheumatic Remedy.
Olier, Salver, Plastic og andre saa-
kaldte Cures" for Rheumattsms".
or Diet Rad. SON Indians vel
ktandte Specialist 1 Rheumatisme,
Dr.. Whitehall giver. Modarbejd
Deres Svagheder paa den rette
Made 49, den sikre Made; bort
fjern Aarsagen og Symptomerne,
Smerter, Pine, H@velse og otiyhed.
vii forsvinde. Og derefter kan Do
kaste bort Dares Stok eller Krykker.
DR.. Whitehall at South Bend,
Ind, har given til rheumatdsk Ii
dende sin %fortrinlige RECEIPT for
denne rationale Lidalse, og 1 rs
Aar har DR.. Whitahal1's Remedy
v&ret Standard. Tusinder at Men
nesker h@vder, at dette Midde
Mndrede deres smerter og Pine, tog
Omheden og H@velsen I'D af Musk
lerne, smidiggjorde stive Leder og
frigjorde dem fra Lidelser.
DR.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Re
medy selges at allie Apotekere til
soc pr. Pakke, og enhver, der lider,
skulde like tabe nogen It'd til at
drage Fordel at denne store Anled-
ming til at banlyse Pine, Smerter
og Stivhed.
Skriv efter fri Prove 1 Dag.
The DR.. Whitehall Megrimine Co.
South Bend, Ind.
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En- Pause.
Under observation-disclosures forle-
den i Ostre Landsret forefaldt der
iflg. B. T." en- pudsig Scene.
Medens den A~nklagede, Fru Skyld-
fri Andersen talte, rejste en- at Nev-
ningerne sig og nermede sig Salons
Udgang. En- at Rets%betjentene stor-
mede efter ham OF sagde: Hvor skal
De hen?
Nevningen: Jeg gaar ct Ojeblik.
Jeg kommer straks igjen.
Retsbetjenten: Jamen, det maa De
like.
Nevningen: Visit maa jeg saa.
Retsprssidenten bliver opmerksom
paa Optrinet og raaber: De maa like
gaa!
Nevningen svarer, saa man kan
|hGre Diet over hele Salen: Jamen, jeg
skal I'D paa Naturens Vegne.
Retsprasidenten: ia, saa bliver vi
npdt til at heve Retsmqdet saa l9nge.
Hvorefter Mpdet blew hevet. Den
lAnklagede matte stanse sin Tale,
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vii tage Brud med Diet norske Socia-
listpartis' bolshevikiske Ledelse - og
dog skulde vel Sporgsmaalet vare
stort nok til Diet .
Hvor vidt forskjellige Argumen-
terne mod Forbundet kan vere, wiser
en- Udtalelse, som Diet svenske "Af-
t%onbladet" har faat fra den finske jul
ridiske Professor Robert Hermanson.
Han skriver: 'Farlig -. kan Be-
stemmelsen ON Raadets Opgave i
Afrustningens Tjeneste blive for ct
Land i Nerheden at Bolshevismens
Reder og Pesthuler." Han frygter,
at Diet kan "Bolshevismens Venner'
(gjennem Forbundet) "formaa Re-
gjeringerne til at krave Reduction at
finske Beskyttelseskorps, som hos os
betragtes som Diet sikreste Vern for
lovlig Orden >. ;" "A1an we'd jo, ST.
ger han, hvor vanskelig Tyskland har
havt we'd at faa opretholde den vab-
nede Magt, som var %nqdvendig for at
beskytte sig mod Diet russiske Raids
valdes Tilhengere."
Sig saa, at Yderlighederne like
har fundet hverandre - Moskva-
Internationalens Tilhengere og Diet
ofte profeterede "Mellemeuropaiske
Forbunds". (Finland skulde 10
egentlig havt en- tysk Prins til Kon-
ge).
De frygter og hader hverandre ind
byrdes, men felles er deres Frygt for
Folkenes Forbund, som vii arbejde
for en- Retsorganisation, som kan
aflose Militarismen, ogsaa den nye
bolshevikiske.
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har. veret fra Presten Peter Kaas-
bpll Rosenvinges Dage i Midten at
Diet IS. Aahundrede. Selbu Herreds-
styre har nemlig enstemmig besluttet
at stille de forn9dne Midler til Dis
position for Bygningens Indredning
til Kommunebygning. 1000 Kr. er
allerede bevilget. Oct err Meningen
at skaffe Plads for de kommunale
Kontorer SAINT at indrette Kommune-
lokale i Bygningen. Hidti har de for
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Den lille Deklamat66r
smaating til Opl@sning, samlede ale Vegne fra,

del mod Forks.else, at Mark Twain
2. En- Aften4.udder af a., 3 Man
Gen ! Hqs's : a ( Elk r $ B1 Kikk4 :; TO
Nit Ub at Mark Twain. s. En-
skarlsA enspradiken, af Douglas
} }ia. 8. En- :; FL Tje a@seik ar iedi s,st af
Jor,.s, af NJ. skeibrok. r.. Hvor
bli',er Jollen at, af Holger Drach-
mann. 13. Eft romersk Asel, at Chr:
K Ks1 III Txa II. D e. Y E3 a axan Hun fon 81
stabel fra Sverige, med Billeder. IS.
bet er saa ondt, saa ondt, at M.
Skeibrok. II. Sheridan's Ridt, 81
Thomas Buchanan Read. 80 Slider.
lndhold q 2den samlinE:-1. En-
Neumann. 2. Dejlige sne. TT nord-
a~merikansk Digt, oye-sat af J: L.
HMsnstsr' = :. s E5lsns f Iu i dis ef on Mas af
Anna Charlotte Edgreen. S. Ole
Bull, af John volk. 6. En- Byreise,
s~andfardig Skrone: At NJ. Skeibrok.
:. Lett Erikson. sf with: Petersen.
sSms Mae1o's e9 F srXEl Z. dra u 49, 3:
Den store B1orns Endeligt, az Hol-
ger Drachmann. II. Gravtale med
Forhindringger. IL. bet gyldne
daAr, III NJ. JepSen. 10. MIN 70.
deby Odense, at H. G. Andersen.
IA. En- uartig Dreng. IS. Sorgetale
over en- gammel St0vle (scenisk
Monolog), at N. p. J6rgensen. Is.
Hammershus, af Holger Drach-
mann. IT. Skjorteknappen. 10. Lii
remainder, at MAIDS Hansen. -.
Skelettst j Rnstnlngen. at H: ".
rik Pontoppfdan. 21. We Elder,
I Rige. af Kristoffer Janscn. 20.
Dyr os Men1esker, at Anton So
sagn, samlede af Ewald Tang Kri-
stensen. "a. GravlinEehunden. For
failing af H. v. Kaalund. rs. Gam
lie Avertissementer fra Adresse-
Andersen. SO Slider. PP1s rs Cents.
Indhold af 3dle SamlinE. - 1.
Dimmeling, at G. N. Rosenkilde.
2. ct brudt Hjerte, af Washington
Irving. 8. ModerkjArlighed, at Ia
karias, Nielsen. T.. Vendetta. S. En-
Katekisation. 8 En- HHndelse naa
Mississippi, at Mark Twain. Z.
1000 Mflfioner. 8. We'd J8rgen Mos
Grav. ? Anekdoter. 10. De gamle
V~agtervers. II. Juleaftens Be-
tragtninger, at Erik B6gh. Il.
Hver ssmling sendes p~ortofrit Il
Cents 1 Rim0rkef ollsr $500 for Ill
Smrkt indbunden.
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op igjen, gjennem hvilken Nsvningen
var forsvunden, og denne kom tilsyne
og indtog after sit Ssde.
Hvorefter Mordersken gjenoptog
sin %Forklaring, og Retten gik sin
Gang paany.
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Advokaterne forlod deres Pladser,
Dommerne strakte sig i deres Stole,
hele Retsmaskineriet gik istaa, en- Bri-
Sc at Munterhed strpg over Tilherer-
pladserne.
Et Par Minuter efter gik Dpren
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we'd sin Beliggenhed en- Trusel for de
i Fremtiden.

Let maa like Ske!
Wore Brodre og Sostre skal bier
ges hjem. De maa like blive tilbage
i Observation-Disclosures Void. Det
kunstige Lag at Tyskhed, som de sid
ste So Aar har paatvunget den gamle
danske BY og diets Upland, vii svinde
som Dug for Sol i Lpbet af kort It'd,
hvis de Allierede, som har vundet
'Landet, giver Diet tilbage til Dan
mark, hvortil Diet retmessigt hqrer.
vi vii bringe vor dybeste TAX til
wore modige, tapre og udholdende
sanderjyske Brodre og Sqstre for Diet
megtige Arbejde, de har udfort i den
korte First, der var levnet dem for
Afstemningen, og vi beder dem vsre
forvisset ON, at Flertallet at Diet dam
ske Folk starr trofast Vagt ON deres
Ret og at ganske Hjerte pnsker dem
hjem. Og vi tror, at dette trods alt
vii ske, thi
END err der en- Gud foroven,
som RAIDER for Danmarks Sag"
De sidste Blade fra Danmark brin-
ger like bestemte Oplysninger ON
Flensborg Danskernes fremtidige
Krav, men den IS. Marts skrives der,
at saa vidt mar kan Sc, vii de Danske
Il Flensborg stadig opretholde deres
Krav ON at komme, til Danmark, idet
man like vii anerkjende Tyskernes
Voldspolitik som Grundlag for Tysk-
lands Ret til Diet gamle danske Land.
Der vii rimeligvis blive stillet Krav
ON, at der like maa trakkes en- nord-
ligere Grense end den LIME, der vi
ste Flertal for Danmark we'd Rigs
dagsvalgene i 1867. Denne LIME
gaar lige sgd ON Flensborg over
Adelby, Medelby, Ladelund op til
den nuv9rende |. Zones Granse.
Paa ct Mode at Velgerforeningens
nordslesvigske Grippe, afholdt paa
F%olkehjem den IS Marts, vedtoges
folgende Resolution:
Efter hvad vi erfarer, er der for
skjellige Steder i Nodslesvig indbudt
til Moder, som skal tage Standpunkt
til Afstemningen ?. Zone. Der for
beredes Resolutioner i den Hensigt
dermed at paavirke den International
commissions Afgjorelse. vi opfor-
drer wore Meningsfsller til like at
stemme for disse Resolutioner, ldet
vi i noje Tilslutning til den danske
Rigsdag udtaler o F%orvisning ON,
at ligesom de allierede Magter i Be-
stemmelserne i Fredstraktaten we'd
r0rende Sonderjylland har skaffet
wort Folk Oprejsning for mangeAars
Lidelser og Uret, for hvilken Oprejs:
ming allie Danske foler dyb og inder:
lig Taknemlighed, saaledes vii de og
saa we'd den endelige Fastsattelse al
'Danmarks S%ydgrense traffe en- ret
fardig Afgjorelse, som Diet dansk'
Folk kan give sin Tilslutning.
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Der er intet saa godt for B$rns Hud,
som dette h~elbredende
Toilette Pudder.


Fordi Diet indeholder lRgende, anti
septiske, desinficerende og deodorante
Bestanddele like fundne i almindelig
Talkum, og forbundne med en- sj@lden
legende Kraft med behagelige Toilet
te Kvaliteter.
Befrier absolut Bgrnenes Hud fra
KlSen, UdslRt, BetRndelse, Borne
skal og HudSmhed.
Uovertr@ffeligt for fede Folks
chatting, heftig Transportation og
syge Folks HudSmhed.
Modtag like Substituter. Der er
intet lignende Diet. Paa Apoteker og
i Departementbutiker, eller portofrit
tilsendt for 80 Cents.
The Comfort Powder Co.
142 Berkeley Street,
Boston, Mass.
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G1s5s Gaa e E}arf If ; Hsnr ii F P0e g.
Andersen. IA. Vor Hustru, at Bin
drengens Kiage, az 3. s.. inge-
mann. 10. Faderen. af B.. Bj6rnson.
20. Def dode Barn, af Kristofer
n nei q: Norges Hilsen til Dan
mark, af O. Arvesen. IS Slider.
PFis Is Cents.
og Alien, az N. Christian Madsen.
3. Den evige J6de, af Johan .scnarf-
tenberg.- 4. Moderkaldet, af zaka-
rias Nielsen: $. Gunnar paa Lidar-
I. Li7ets Lykke. at Lilles8. 5: Moo
Jul. at Knut Hamsun. 9. Tanke-
sprog: 10: Even1yret ON Chico
EGs ESdsel H. 11 Min Hsqt. Lana "a.
cycien, af Carl Hansen. y. D1gre
af Gotfren Rode. Fr. Paludan Mul-
!er' x en-; W jatnS T. T. Y K,,,} KaaHAS enaa
Wergeland, j6rgen Moe, Chr. Rie*
hardt, Weihaven, O. K. Nissen, B.
s: 1ngemann, J.. l.. Heiberg, Bt6rn-
stjerne Bj6rnson. O.. Arvesen, Hen
Xix HERTZ. 80 SlQeT. tTl0 20 Ne0IDs
Indheld af Ste Samlinx.-1. I
Paradis, at Filth Reumert., 2 Idyl.
at Jacob Hilditch. 8. A~rbejdsl6s-
he'd, at Emile lola. 4. I Wiscon-
sins skove, af F. L. Grundtv1g. S.
Ungdomsminder, at K%ristofer Jan
son. s. "43", at Karl Larsen. Z.
Flaskehalsen, at H. c. Andersen.
8. Droslen, af N. Chr. Madsen. 3.
Onkel Thorvald og Tante Urine, at
Carl M0ller. TO- Anekdoter. II.
Vinteren, sf F. Snedorff- Christeu-
zen; u. RiEte at G. Hauch, Jsns
Richardt, MAIDS Hansen. A. Oehlen-
schAager, CART Etlar. Henrik Wer-
geland, Carl Plough, Erik B6sh.
Chr. II. MOlbech. A. Munich, II. e.
Andersen, Fl: ": Kaalund. Kros-
sing, Fl. Muller, Peter
syv, 1ngemann, Henrik 1bsen, J6r-
gen Moe Schack stafe1dt, 3: M.
stjerne Bjornson. =: A. Wergeland,
A.. Munich, p. L. M0ller, Jens Bag
gesen. X. L Rahbik, J. p. Jacob
valdemar Thfsted. S. Schandorph,s
Chr. WHITTIER, NJ. Rosine. Jacob
PAUL.. IS Slider: Pris Is Cents
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Nnrgr.
Obstfelders Hustru.

Obstfelders Hustru.
Sigbjorn Obstfelders da%nskfodte
Hustru som senere blew gift med den
bekjendte = franske Mailer Armand
Point, har netop debuteret paa Diet
lille Folketeater "Bobino' i Paris.
Hun optraadte under Navnet Elga
Cellini, og ingen at Skarlcinaverne
Paris anede, at Kunstnerlnden val
dansk-norsk. Hun har en- mork Alt
stemme og gjorde voldsomLykke med
sine franske og italienske Wiser.
Nord-Norge Mariner til Sorlandet.
Der har i nogen It'd vRret arbej-
Diet for Dannelsen at en- Landsorgani-
sation, hvis store Maal skal vare at
deltage i Arbejdet for Finmark':n$
narmere Tilknytning til Diet sydlige
Norge, mems den specielleO pgave BIZ.
yer at ophjelpe og stqtte Husfl;den
og Landets Smaaneringer i Diet nord-
ligste Fylke. l Sagens Anledning
har Initiativtagerne nylig holdt MIG:
de i Kristiania, hvor man besluttede
at udsende en- Observation-Disclosures
til interesserede Medborgere i %
udenfor F.inmarken til at detage i ct
organiseret Arbejde for Fremme al
de n@vnte Interesser.
En- tung Skjebne.
Styrmand Johan Andersen Boe
Vega, er blevet tildelt en- tung Skjeb-
me-. En- voksen Sqn dpde paa Molde
Sygehus at Spanskesygen. To andre
af S9nnerne, hvoraf en- var i Aale-
sund og en- i Bergen, skulde ledsage
Liget hjem. AT disse d6de den enc
ombord i Dampskibet "Finmarken"
for de kom til Trondhjem. Den ire
die Syn dpde, efter at han var kom-
met hjem med sine to Brpdres Lig,
Den haardt rammede Fader matte
bringe tire voksne Sdnner til Craven
paa en- OF samme Dag. Hans HUI
stru dqde for ca. 2 Aar siden.
Selbu Prrstegaard.
Det er nu afgjort, at den gamle
Prestegaardsbygning i Selbu bliver
restaureret og bevaret. slig som der
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-05-25
FRENCH PRESIDENT RESTS
FOLLOWING FALL FROM TRAIN

By Ths Ass0cidfed Press
PARIS. May 2b:-President Des-
morning by a fall from train near
Montargis spent good night ana
physicians issued a bulletin saying his
condition was as satisfactory as pos
sible, although rest was necessary. =,
The bulletin added NJ. Deschanel
did not preside at today's capinet
meeting as was expected. members OF
the ministry insisting that he obey
his physician's order and rest.
After the cabinet session, jules
Steeg. minister of the interior, an
nounced that the presidents conol-
ton was satisfactory, but that the ex
ecutive Is to take long rest at
Rambouillet. The date of his depar-
ture. however, has not been fixed, the
secretary said.
The Paris newspapers devoted much
space today to the presidents remark
able adventure, including his en-
counter with incredulous track worK,
ers who cared for him but VINO couiu
not be made to believe that the presl-
dent of the republic was truosins
along the right of way at midnight
clad in Pajamas and slippers. me
journals expressed sympathy for M.
Deschanel and congratulated hlm'
They made no humorous comment
although a cartoon In Humanite de-
picting the president In paJamas an
nouncing himself to workman.
President Deschanel fell through the
window of his compartment when the
lower sash, suddenly gave way and
caused him to pitch through the WIN
dow.
Orders that rooms at the Chateau
Rambouillett be prepared to receive
tho President were issued last night
by Premier Millerand and 1t is PLAN
ned the President will stay ten days
there to recover from hts experience.
The chateau has not been occupied
since President Hilleras was in office.
M. Deschanel owes his life to the fact
that the railroad strike brought about
q suspension of Paris bound train
due to pass the spot where the Presl-
dent took his plunge at almost the ex-
act time as the incident. M. Descha-
mel has been extremely busy during
the past few weeks and has worked
every night until / o'clock. Notwith-
standing this he has always been up
and about at 6 o'clock.