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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
COMPLETE PLANS FOR DECORATION
 OF TANK GRAVES

Especial to The Stars and Stripes)
 Indianapolis, Ind.-Plans for the decoration of the 50,000 graves of Americans who lie buried in the ceme- teries of France on May 30 have been completed, according to a cable grams received at national headquar- ters of the American Legion from the department of the Legion in France.
 More Than 5000 Received.
 Contributions for general fund for the decoration of the graves of all members of the A. E. F. buried in foreign soil were asked by national headquarters of the Legion month ago. Contributions came slowly at first, but the past week has brought the fund up to more than $5,O0O, and the' coming week is expected to put the fund across. A total of $15,0OO will be needed to cover the expenses of decorating all the graves. A wire from O. E. Cain, commander of the New Hampshire department of the Legion, was received at headquarters saying, "Our contribution will much exceed quota, every post so far having contributed twice the amount asked"
 Will Decorate Every Grave
 Arrangements have been InEde by the Legion to handle the individual in structions of persons wishing to have the grave of relative decorated, ac- cording to Lemuel Bolles, national ad- jutant. It will be necessary for the relative, under this plan, to supply local posts with the name, rank, organ ization,, serial number, date of death place of burial and any other informa- tion available. The draft, in what ever amount desired, should be made payable to National Treasurer, The American Legion" The public is also contributing to local posts for the general funds being raised to decorate all the graves including those of g. 800 Americans buried in England.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Ex.SerViCe Mems Corner
NEW PROVISIONS
 UNDER WAR RISK

A bulletin entitled, "New Provisions For Compensation and Medical and Surgical Care and Supplies Under the War Risk Act" and officially listed as "LD-30", is announced by Director R. G. Cholmeley-Jones of the Bureau of WarRisk Insurance as ready for distribution.
 The Circular which is addressed to former service men and copy of which may be obtained from the Bur eau of War Risk Insurance, sets forth the warning that a certificate of in- jury from the Bureau, within one year from the date of discharge or resig- nation, is necessary to preserve eli gibility for compensation on the part of anyone who received injury or con- tracted disease while in the service
 To quote the bulletin: "No con- pensation is payable unless the disa- bility or death can be traced to an in- jury or disease incurred in the ser vice.
 Many persons, however, have re- ceived injuries or contracted disease in the service and the ill effects there of do not appear until some time after their discharge or resignation. If the disability resulting from the injury or disease contracted in the service does not occur before one year after dis charge or resignation you may be un- able to obtain compensation, for the law provides that when such disabili- ty or death occurs as shown by the medical evidence after one year after your discharge, certificate of injury must have been obtained from the Di- rector of the Bureau, within the year from the date of your discharge in or der that the government may pay you, or your dependents.
 "Ifsyou were injured or contracted disease while in the service, even though the injury or disease was of a minor character, be sure to apply for a certificate of injury before one year after the date of your discharge or resignation, in order to protect your self and your dependents. Act now.
 "Do not fail to get this certificate if you sustained injury or disease in the service which, even though it may not bother you now, may become ag- gravated hereafter. Apply to the nearest District Supervisor of the Pub lie Health Service, or write to the Chief Medical Advisor, Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C., giving your full name, serial number, and organization, and rank at the time of discharge or resignation"
 The Cohpensation and Insurance Claims Division of the Bureau has approved 147,O81 claims for compen- sation on account of disability through service, and now is making payments thereon each month to the extent of $4,4SS, ,05S.31.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Vast Tonnage of Potash

Silicate rocks, which are widely dis tributed over the United States, con- tain potash in an insoluble combina- ton and in a form which is not avail able for industrial use, but they are gradually decomposed on exposure to the weather. The potash, thus ren- dered soluble, is dissolved by rain or ground water, and it finally reaches the ocean or inclosed drainage basins through streams or is absorbed from percolating water by clays, accord ing to the United States Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.
 River waters of North America con- tain an average of 281 parts per mil lion dissolved salts( of which an aver age of 1.77 per cent is potassium.
 They carry annually to the ocean S,339,S00 metric tons of potassium, and the river waters of the world carry 57,S92,OO0 metric tons. The an nual precipitation of potassium in in soluble form in the ocean is 50,320,000 metric tons, leaving an annual gain of potassium by the ocean of 7,662,000 metric tons. The total potassium con- tent of the ocean is 510,800,000,0 metric tons. Ocean water contains 3.30 per cent of salts, of which Ill per cent is potassium, corresponding to 1.38 per cent of potash (K2O).
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
LEGION PARADES
 INSTEAD OF REDS

Indianapolis, Ind.-American Leg ion officials here are optimistic over the beneficial results of the American Day parade and demonstration held in the downtown streets and on the plaza of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument May 1. The parade, which was or ganized and held under the auspices of the American Legion, was one of the most impressive ever staged here, with more than 5000 former service men in line.
 No demonstration was made by the Reds here although few posters call ing on labor to "loaf on May Day, International Labor Day." were dis played.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
353 AMERICAN
 DEAD RETURNED

The bodies of 353 American sol diers were returned last week from England and France on the U. S. Army transport Mercury. All but 80 of the men died in France. This was the first shipment of remains from France. There was no ceremony at the pier in Hoboken when the trans port docked, but the colors were at half-mast and the walls of the tenn porary pied morgue were hidden with flags. The bodies will be turned over to the parents and next of kin for in- torment.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Libraries Discouraged.

Sunday newspapers are said to have started between 17S0 and 1785. Circulating libraries were first set up in London in 1750, and in Birming- ham in 1751. They increased so rap idly that some wise man proposed to tax them.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22

Edith-Maud Elderby has a remark ably fresh complexion.
 Marie-Hasn't she. I never saw such a young head on such old should ers.-Boston Transcripts
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Educational

"You say this is an educational film?"
 "Yes," replied the movie magnate blandly.
 "But it features 'vampire.'"
 Exactly. We're trying to make the world safe for married mem Los Angeles Times.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Novelty

"I have a novel idea for film play"
 "What is it?"
 "The husband and wife in the plot have no serious marital difficulties" :" Detroit Free Press.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22

LOndOn's First Coffee House.
 The first coffee house established in London was 1852. Coffee was heard of in France in 1858, and be- came fashionable in Paris in 1869.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27

Nlt iom Sc 9olifc hil1ocr frcn1
/ Civilization % ocrrnco pilloc:
itrrf pg l1>1o 5clpfplelie, pil oett,
Tprhplo blipc bctro9tct lpm no1et,
Scr hprer CT Tprtio til, / hpilfcll
Solicit life f>,11bc fprlun9c Mgtclle
al ollorc 6olf, oo Set life ogtcot
Jig lclp."
@looet bringer flcrc Mrtiflcr ON
'9onmorf, Gronlano, oonlfc Sorbolo,
forte Mfcooelcllcr ON Sc pigtinltc Sc
gipcnhcoer u0e ng bicnrme ion1t flcre
Sllllitrotioncr.
"9onif Sompirfe", buis Ero1ron1
hi tioligcre bar on1ta1t, baober, 1t
2onosmnno ober belc SeSrrbflpoen -
men iGrlig ber / II. g.. - / ltorc
Sal bill lutte Jig til sets Shelter.
Sromcloelicr lfer ties @enocnbcllc
til Torenin9ens &osl crerfp11tor, Ser
in0til ni6crc CT Setter Spl1lcnur6 81
&iobcnbopn. Morsfo1ltingcutct CT
|minoit 5 ST.. aorlig (%nltioa minors
ems l 9ollor eftcr Sen m1nrrcnoc
I&urs). Mllc Me6lcmn1er foor "Gon=
marfspoiten" gratis tilIc1lbt.
gnopiocre ltol III %gien9iuc fplgcn=
Sc l1oorag al @lo6ets Yrpgron1, Ser
i iig ielp tl1roc prrc SCI, hcoltc sn=
hcfaling ioonel for octtc ipm for
6%oreningcn:
"Gom onore lmoo 2onoe lcr 9or=
n1orf en- honro &omp ior Silpurc1icn
3imooe. Men 2ol1oct bar Gp,1cr og
Mfo6. Mlll99 % go0c notl1r1igc @e<
tingellcr fpr at fore 6crnc &omr
%iaiennenl fdrlt og %fretnn1ei It notl,r=
ligbis poo fin egen Grl,116, men Ser.
np't n9lnu n%beralt, Dnor Set lar %
pc6 Grligt e(rbeioe fon ifoifc Jig
%dfonomiife Sntercsier og Torbinoel=
fer. 0o11rnorf bor ct 9o6t Nopn /
@erbcnL og Sc 9anlfc, Ser (cocr og
p!rfcr I Set t%rcn,n1ebc, bore fig /
oonlfe Toretogc>r6er eller ion1 Meo=
lern1cr al o11ore Solfclomfun1b, bar
life aiort Set Sfon1. Gcttc CT $40
ocrlorbcts Stolthco, % hcrpoo Re
or1r10er Set lin To%rpcntning pr1, at
olle Mn116 og &pinoer al oo11if @prb
bill lf1tttc iig til Sbccn ON ct ncrbcns=
omfatten6c 6on1f Son1pirfc % ltpttc
Sonfcns proftiifc Gie11nemfprcIIe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
3ll. 1amtl1r 1umrnal.

9tbcullrnter, lon1 crbul0cr "SSll.
Camille Sollrnol" lul1m1cu n1eo Set
te @loo, gipres pprnrrfl om pua =
|om oglon Gang pua Gang bar be-
ret mc0oclt ber / 8laoet - at Disle
10 @Iooc lepcres til ale forltl>0s
MtuIe,oe 9lbpur1entcr ior $500 pr.
Nor.
81 hor tioligere leperet bcgge
alaoe ior $3.50, men pao @rlr1o
al Sc ltrrit forbpieoc Eapirpriler.
Yonirn1o11gel, M%rbejoslpu, Eorto
I'll. III. CT hi fife i]toub til at gipre
Set !ru9cre.
e Nbonl1entcr, Ser finn ienoer
$50 for hcggc 8looe, fuitteres Ser
fnr i'll: for 8 Maane0cr.
Cnlfcr n1ol1 life begge 9laoe, be-
ues set n1eooelt. Hrilen ct So for
nc>re &loo $3.50 pr. Nor. "SSll.
5@~.:l;c SSSo,,rnol" cr 75c pr. Nar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Ct. 8.nl 9iOenoe, Sreoas sen q. 8e6rnar 1920.

fommcr ser ligoloa mango Meno
lom apirloer, og ligele6es / oen lto-
&c Mp6elal / Stltcetogen, bpor Ser
CT bpggeligt, og ma1l fin6er 2es=
ming al forifiellig Art lan1t @fripe-
bor0e. Man faor Ser Ell pcnlig
Mootagelle, og Gefrctnrer11e CT Be-
bielpion1me me6 at 1foffe Oplps<
Ringer ON alt.
Del CT ct a1loet Gteo, bpor boa6e
M9no og &pil10cr Tan 30; jog bor
%truffet to, iom boc6c ser, og ion1
onbcfalcr set poa set be6Ite. M6res=
icn ocrtil ct 9aniib Misiion Some.
1870 Yroipect Mpc., 8rooflpn, 81. 8.
Set CT 10 o%pcrflpoigt at income
Eroue1crs Mio lom Ms1ltance for
&eifen6e.
%i fit go6 &i6 og 2ciligbeo til at
lie Seem Sort og par cit Sag oppe /
Eoornct paa Gbe 8oolmortb @11ilb=
ing, iom iiges at bore oen bgie1te
i %crben. 9en CT 792 500 bpi oe
|57 gtager. Seq bill anbcfale olle,
Iom ajer Spbol6 i &c. 9. og fat
Gio ocrti1> at afleggc ct @clbg ser,
Mfon bor cit enc toaen6e l161igt ODER
NeinSOorf, Snbucot "a Wronflp1 Scr
oppc fra, og for Sen, 1o1n life Dor
let Set Spn fpr, CT Set Sc SO Gents
plus 5 Gents / &rigsfot pnro. Sci
to0cr fun ct 1icblif "pr. Grprel 3"
at fon1n1c fra nc6er1tc til Gperl IL
Gtogc> % set CT life frit for at gip.
re on6t / 9rcrnc ,11oar set goor neo:
as mes ben 8nrtigbeb. &i fret
bore g}obnc / Trcmnc6bogc11 pppi
/ Saarnet, og ollcrcoe famine Sac
bop0c Ser pGret FIR % ca. 1 9l1ltr
2onosmG1to og 2onoSn1o11oin6er
rir1cli9bis bar oct 1ogle al Sent
lorn pente6e poo "@ellig Olob"s Mf:
Telling.
&crmeb lenoes &enncr blu11ol
"ugchlaoet"s 2ni crc en- be11lig Sill:
len fra Stamina Croft pg
Morie 81tcb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Afalmttrnhr GJrnauar
ST.. &e6uft6r!

ST.. He6uftpr!
Set bilbe gj6rc mig onot, ON Sc
ellcr Deres 2elerc 1fltI6e babe facet
oen Spfottelle, at jog far gjort sen
nnnlfr H~rcs'cottoche / @o1bingto11
((ret bc6 at frembpbe &jenosgiernin=
ger, iont fan tillpnclaoenbe offrnf=
ter be6 / forr. N11mer al Ceres @loo
at onfdre Nabnene poa en- Mpffe
Nbiier, bpori ban LOS offentliggjerr
ct 3elegrom fra Song Gbri1tion til
Frrii0e11t &i1ion. 6or life at ltoo
/ oltfor ifiGp @elpsning ifal ieg til
looe mig at oplpie, at jeg life bopbe
paal taoet, benre Me66eleIl e life
fon0teS / mmerifanife @looe. Seq
brDoeoc, at leg ingcn Mntponin;,
bob6c f1tn6et / Sc 81ooc, jeg ioa =
for +. @fs. "Ebe Gum, Seem gorf,
Seem Dorf @erulo" (6et bar fpr s.
to 8lobe bleb 1loact iommel1), "9oi<
lp gseips", Chicago, "@bicogo Sri
61ne"> iomtlige @inneopo1is og 81.
Saul @la6e. &ar Meo6elelIen be-
ret / 6is1e Mbi1er, bor ieg oberlet
oen> boi1fet ieg anier for nian6ipn-
|ligt.
5i11ige bill leg / 6enne Gorbin6clfa
gjere opmerfiom poa, al 6en 6an1fc
Tresleottacbe / 8aibington be6 fin
Em1sbeo paa bette beitemte @11uft
9iper mig &et /, at Meo6elelIen on1.
at Acknowledgment / @1esbias for.
tie 3one bar faitiat, life offentlio.
gjort | Den amerifonife &resie -
ioo blot nn6eri6gelier iii Doto bor
|funnet bite set.
Meo Eaf for 0ptogelrn!
@urctmor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Frankrig takker.

Frankrigs TAX til de i MINNEAPOLIS
og Hennepin County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
325 unge Mand, som CAV deres Liv
i Krigstjenesten, blew frembaaret we'd
en- Mindefest afholdt i Sundays Efter-
midday i Observation-Disclosures Armory,
Festen var paa den franske Regie-
rings Vegne arrangeret af Hennepin
Countys Centralstyrelse for American
Legion. Et Mindecertifikat med
Frankrigs TAX til den d9de Soldat,
Marinesoldat eller Orlogsmand, blew
overrakt den faldne Krigers nsermeste
Efterladte. Dommer Ill. Torrance
holdt Mindetalen. - Lignende Foster
hQldtes samme Dag wei hele Anne.
rika.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Senator 2enrout fur @reiibent.

Sra &oibinoton mcooeleS, at sc.
notor fra 8iSconltn Srbine 8. Sen.
roots &cllner j Girsoa9s Mftes bap.
Sc %orrongerct en- Mi66ag, bbori flert
1eoe11oe &ep1,blifa1,crc oeltog, og pcl
bbilfc1 Sc1,atorcns &onoiootur 70,
Traaiocnt blcp officiclt prpflomeret
2enroot flyer ielb, at Fan life c,
men bon pil life ofbolo:
fine @enner fra at ltarte CIT "8oom'
/ hans 6abGr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
'DanmtarkapnBtru.

ri hnr / oisIe Gage m1ootaget for=
ite9ll1n1er al "9onmorfspolten", ion1
uoaipe5 al Sen / 9onmorf for fort
IiO 1iocn ltifteoc Screening "Su1lf
9omnirfe", Ser oil bi0roge til at IT'S
niflc Torbinoelicn mellem 9ann1orf
% SnmcrOenen, til at holOe lumrlcr.
poo alt, bpo6 Ser ct banlf al Nopn
og Sino og Sprin6elie, til at ipreoe
Aicn0lfuh til borlf &ultl1r ng Yrhei=
Sc. til at giorc @crbcn 11pttig for
0onmorf og Gonn1orf nuttig ior
Ger6en.
90 "0mmarfspolten" 1fal bore
ct Mi66el til at Ifobc SEN Sorbinoel=
1e, Ser CT 6eu forite Toru6lntning
for at faa Sanfe1>6pcfsling og Gam.
nrbejoe igang.
Sg 8lo6ets fprIte Sumner ct me-
get lopenoe og leIeber6ig, meo flere
aooc @i6rog, bborof set fprlte, Set
orgtiglte, er leperet al @eorg @rm=
bes, Ser lfriber ON, bpob oct. betDoer
for l10ban0reren at bol6e tit Mo6ers=
maal og fin @otionolitet bbit / Sore.
Mf Sen ualminoelige interesi onte ST.
tifel, Set bar B116 / bioe &re6ie
blanbt 9onlferne Ber I Mmerifo, 1fol
III gibe fdlger6e 1166rog:
80 min6re tolrigt ct BolfeIoq
ct, 6es fGrre fan Set toole at mi:
tie. 50 minore Set beit66er al IT'S.
nortes Magt, 6es bigtigere ct Sci
Tor Set at Jamie ollie Sc @bner, Sci
1preoer run6t ON / 2an6e11e, oe
bol6e 6em fnptte6e til Georelmr:
Oct og til @proget. Det er e1
1freffeligt @pagbe6stegn .og e
Bebis poa f%bigten6e &ationollto1t
be6, naar en 9onif / fremmet
2on6 1a6er iine 86rn bof1e OF
116en &ien6fab til set @prog
Ser er bans Mo6ersmool, % bpis
Gibiliiotion bot gibet bom, bbo:
Dannelle ban beii66er.
Sligt lfer a16rig bos Solfe1log
Ser fgler fig og er itolte al 6eres
Mfitamning. Set fan fun fore
fomnne bos SmaafoGf, Der 6ribe1
acknowledgment at at tale 6e1
2an6S 6prog, bbori Sc leber ol
tribes, til set Snobberi, at Sc for
negter 6eres s@t og 6eres &unge:
mool.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Miniitcr @nnsicn bplbes.

&ipbenbapn, II. Teb. ga. $. 6.
Sonsl Ell, Miniiter for G6noerjp1=
LAMB og anerfien6t 6onf Gprer
for @lesbigs Gilbogegipelie
til Mooer1anoet, TOM tilboge fra
@6noerjp1lano efter SEN itore oonife
SER, fit ban en- offent1ig &p16eit.
Euiinoer. al Menneifer bar paoSern-
boneltotionen for at mo6toge bom.
og ban blep al fine @el1n6rere booret
/ @ul6ltol 9ie11nem @o6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
&~rgJprtngpnB
@ynntghrh.

@cn frenrogenoc Eolitifcr %
5%totsn1ano, Gltbu 9foot, Dol6t nco
Mabningc1 al 6en rep1blifanifc
Stotsfonpention / Seem Sort cit Sa=
lc, iom natur1igpis pil nGffe LAMBS
nio SpmGrfiombco. San eap for
Set fprite iin 6remitilling al DC Ero<
aromlagcr, iom bans &orti otter
bans Mc,ing bllroe opltillc / fin
Tlatform nco oct fomnenoc &alg.
.0ctte CT nnrmclt ct Bartiipergs+
maal, Joni nil blibe 6rpftet og afgiort
II Hortiets 2eoerc n1e6 set MaoI at
;1ipre Eartiprogrmmct melt mulig
tiltrGffc,oc for &Glgcrnc, ser pco
%algcnc bil ioa fig forcla9t SC for
lficllige Earticrs Ylotformer og@on=
oioatliiter:
S ct Mfinit al fin Sale bpr imio=
.lrrtio Mr. &oot ni,,oc Sill l11tning
fra ollc @ol6 l16en &cnipn til Tartt=
i%ntcresicr, ifriper "Daglig Giocnoe".
% Set CT, bpor ban taller ont Npb>
ucnoiabeocn al at hi %i1arelt m1ligt
uenocr tilbogc til %Sreosti6s 6orbolb
mco @enipn til Sen offcntlige Stp=
rcllc. San frembolocr, bporlebcs
set oncrifonl tie Solf bere6oillig 9if
mco pao en- cllor1n l10pioell c al Sc
1j%eringens Mpn6ighco for at pi11oc
&ri1cn. Nl>, oo octtc Mool CT b11l1.
Set, ct Ser life lnngcre nogcn @rltno
til at iortlrtte @rigstibcns Torbolo.
Get CT bcr iclpfol9clig &ongreslcn.
Scr iprlt na Trenrnelt moo bonblc
Nominiitrotioncn n1oo il oncrholoe
2ppc11c, 1om Sc CT. Mr. &oot flyer:
"&tgtigerc c116 alt CT N60nel,6ig-
bc6en af at hi gjel1oprettcr Dor re-
m1blifonIfc &cgieringsfor1n, mes sen
crfeltc @orgers Sriheo bcporet nec
S1lolfrrl1fninger al Sen officielle
Mpnoigbeb, og gjpr cn Gnoe poo oe1r
0iftatl1r, Inm blcp oprcttct for at
fl11111c fnrc &ri9cn. SEQ CT Mrffe
al Gtotl>tlppc 1,ocn Sioe5tpffe / Mrf:
fgpio6c o1 9ihsrolitct, meo en- ltcgc,r=
lutti1bco og patriotic @cngipenbeb
pUroig til ben bpieltc Mos operorog
Set m1crifon1fe Tolf til Trr iioe11ten
CT Mogt % Mp1r0igbco al iterre us
l%trofl1i111 og mere o1ttofrotiif, ems
Ser in6ehopes al no9cn 6pr1te / Sen
siniliicre0c &crbcn. Gor gpne til
(lbfolbelle al Strait, bore Tor1m>er,
Dor Trihco til Sptrnoc11, bore Sin,
hlcp frit ltillet til &oo6igbc6 for EFT
McNicringscbef, bpis Mpn6igbeo bar
loo l1hnrc ltor, at 6e11s @rGnicr npp=
pc flu1oc les. Mpnbigbe0en blcp 1to=
snct al Ernli6cnte1n, al bons 9epor=
Observation-Disclosures, bans @1trco11=
cbefcr, bans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oJ
bons per on1ige Mgcnter, fl1lbt us og
1rbcn SpdrgSmool, foroi Set omcri~
fo1lfc Soft por re6e til hpilfctlom=
hcllt Nifer for at bi116e &rigcr1."
Trcocn CT fommct, og Set er poo=
tibe, at &rigsmpr6igbc6en opbprcr.
Mr. Nopt in6rpmmcr, at set FAR fine
%unlfcligbe6er, for6i mango 11pe
sSnrhol0 er inotroo6tc, 111e11 set moa
lfc al flerc @rl1nGe. Set CT for set
fprltc iorli1t for ct TpIf at hnl111e
Jig til at boie Jig for Mpnoigbe6 110e'1
GrGlrier. Set ifooer Tribc6siolel=
len. % loa ma Scr opbpres mcb
Sc mango Sltogreb, ubelbigc ON, ems
peln1e1te, / TprretningSlipets notltr>
ligc Sang, hbori olene nat11rlige
2one fon pirfc til @jcnoprcttclic al
.norn1ole 6orbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
9anmarf % 2ioaen.

&igbenbobn, 90. Seb. Sen 6onlfc
@egjerings Sorilag ONT at in6trp6c
/ Nationernes Sorbl1no blep 6ebotte<
ret / @%igs6agen igaar. noenrigsm;~
hitter Crit Gcobenirs u6taIte:
"9ct glr6er mig, at 2e6crne al
ollie Bortier er enige ON, at 0on=
morfs %ssnteres1er fan be6lt tiencs pe6
at lutte fig til 6orhun6et."
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6. SIT. 81. / &jpbcnbapm.

"&riitclig Screening for rnot
MGno" / &ipbenbopn far tilicn6t os
Sorenin9ens Mo%rsbcretning for 81.
tober 1918 til Geptcmbcr 1919. De',
CT fifit 1toitpret % giber / forte, men
tole1,6c Sro eli let perifltelig Sbcr=
itgt oncr 6orcningens iamfun6s11pt
tige og friiteligc Mrbei6e blan6t So:
bc6ita0ens % 0anmorfs 1rngeMGa16
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En- rupnlwr mann.

Nla1,0t Sc mango &onoiootcr, Ser
bcilcr til Sen republican, lie Non1ino=
tom for Hrnlioentfan0i6at og Ser
nncD til Yrri ioc;1tprroigbe0en - OF
otter ollc 5olen1nrfer at 0gmme BIZ
Ter por 1,GI tic Yrnltocnt Mcp11blifo=
tier = ct Ser nrppe ct Nopr, Ser
far be0rc Slang ems General SEQ.
nnr0 Mop6s. &on bor p1t11oct H.;
|ltor Yopuloritet, og operolt, bpor
Ian fpm111er, ilpffes 6of / ltore
Sforcr for at bprc nam. S. Gfs.
bar han nbli9 / Gpillingbpcr1lc, bno>
fan talte life n1il1ore ems lpD 0ur=
&C poa cn Sag ng til a1lc Mpocra1c
bar Ser itor Tilil1,tning 90 n1cge,'
Sploclt til Solcrcn. Og ipm / Spi(=
lingbpcr11e loo / ollc ol1ore 8pei,
|hon be1pger.
s fine Tolcr logger ban lrr: i
%Ugt poo @ctp6ningen al at ifcs.2
|go6c olnerifonife 8orgere. @o,, p,l=
lfcr, at c11Dber, Ser far tjert /
@rrcn, piloc fprlooc be11nc n1c6 CT
Tnlcllc al, at ban boh0c pnret CT
|0el af en Organization, Scr bopoc
hil1lpct bom til at blipe CT hc6rc
Mo11o % 8orger.
Sam CT / iinc Golcr n1cgct ltrrft
/ Tobpr al Torhcrebtbco. Mfcn ho11
.tilroo6er life olcne n1ilitrr Sorbc=
reothe0, men Torbcreotbe6 / 2on0=
|bnlget,i Sp6rogellen, / SCREENINGS
tibet, / alt Set, iom bill eipc Notio=
l1en ct liffcrt Grun0Gog.
San berorcr tilligc 9ogcr1s
Spdrgsmaal, Scr nil fon1n1e til at
3pillc CIT &ollc / &alGfompagnen.
Soole6es u6talte ian forle0en on1
Notionerl1cs 2iga, at ban troebe,
bette 2on6 bil6e gaa in6 / ct sSor=
|bun6, men f9r Bette fl1n6e ife, nootte
ser pe6toges &elerbotioner for at
De- fptte 2on6cts gr1tn6lotsmnsiig1
&ettigbe6er.
5Grlig / Sc nor0pc1tligc 5toter
bar Moo6s &o>16i6atl1r boft megel1
@ntuiiasme. @ange fien6te Men6
uotaler fig offentlig / Tappr af@ooo
for Frniioent. @lon0t 0isle fin6es
@r1per11pr Yeter Rorobecf al @p6
|9ofoto, Ser for Si6en er poa en-
charlottesville / fin Stat / SaD6r al
|MpooS &on6ioot11r. @u11 bol6t fin
Mobuingstole / &ierre og 11otaltc, at
BON pil6e 1totte Sc Men6, 1om Sen
rcpublifonife Gtotsfonpention bob6e
|1,opeget. 90 blo116t 6is1e bar Gene
raj 8oo6.
@ltberngr Norbecf frembpbc6e
lGr1ig 2eonar6 Boo6s g1imren6e SIS
mimi tration al Cuba Dbor Fan bob
Sc forl tooet at bringe Sr6en og
m%cnneifelige Sorbol6 tiIbeie. Det
|lpffeoes bom at ifabe en- Station ef=
ter omerifoni tie Hrinciper us al Set
.fl1bonife &oos.
Set bor n%p6benoigt, at bDer Bre=
1t6entfm6i6at uotalte fig aabent og
nrIigt om Sc foreliggen6e 5p6rgS:
maaI, og mcoens man lite fiet6te
meqet til 6e a116re &m6i6ater3 Sti1=
|ling, jaa talte @ooos biotibige 3D.
+bebare for fig fe1b.
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Sunncluuuen

Sun,tioig gior hi ppn1nrfl on1 poo>
al u,fucr 11) Mbon,1crlt puo @lobet
7cor frit tilic,iot alt Set uofomne
al Tor 1,9c %|rr10enoe Tpljcton
"GoneIou1en" al Maric Gopbie
Gch>port5. 49,.
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