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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

the social and Industrial representative
Is at the Gary commercial CLUB
The organization VIII be made az
Of representatives of each Of the dez-
en Or more social and charitable organ
izatIons III THE citv and win launch ane
drive each year r. raise sufficient mem
ey for the annual budget
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

Justice today indicated that the strike
= already beginning to wane. While
conditions were FAR from what oni-
Gals wished. they declared that the
reports were more optimistic.
Congrest ional action may follow
the expose Of Atty. Gen. Palmer ;
evidence. It is at least certain to
lead 70 new controversy over tine
course followed by the department
OF labor in dealing with agitators.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
ORGANIZE GARY
COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Gary Community Council is the name
Of the new organization in Gary that
is to have charge Of Collecting and DIS
tributing all funds for the various scr
eial agencies Of the city This is the
step that was taken at meeting OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
REPuRLICANS

Hear James w. Fesler, candidate for
the republican nomination for COVER
nor ana the Hon. Charles a. Burk-
walter IF indianapolis speak on the
issues 81 the campaign before, the
Twin city Mckinley club on Satur-
day evening April 18th. at $50 at
the club rooms. Michigan ave. Ind
lana Hafhor. The public is invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

ANsAAAE AtAAAt4 ALNt4AA fttJs gi4tJ
ers now on strike
BOARD EXPECTED TO act
The railroad labor board is expect
ed to take quick action to quen un-
rest I'M the ranks "a the railroad
workers. President Wilson is hope
full that by tomorrow afternoon the
members of the board viii be here and
will have been confirmed by the sem
ate The board VIII Immediately set
into operation. Perhaps the opening
session viii have a message from the
president once in operation II is
the plan of the president 70 have
the board 70 consider the railroad
wage problem and TO grant a tenn
porary adjustment which viii be fol-
lowed by a permanent adjust ment ar
ter due study 1T is the belief the
president and members of the cabinet
that such action VIII BE sufficient inn
dication to the railroad workers that
the government is attempting to
afford them just relief
PALMER's NEW PROMISES
Atty. Gen. Palmer VIII direct act
ion against those organizers who he
has declared are behind tile strike.
but ii IS his plan 70 first give the
strikers an opportunity to disassociate
themselves FROM the movement. which
he charges Is directed against the
government
Reports reaching the department Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
FEDERAL OFFICERS
GET BUSY

CConunued from PAGE one)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

Advertise II I~e Times
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
Ole 8nlls Appetit.

8lanbt &eftor 8offenbeuiers Mol.
borgminoer (giengibet / 6. 8offen-
beu1ers ii6ite 8og) er ogiaa felgen6e:
Sen bergmte norlfe 8irtuos Gle
Bull bor pao @iennemeiie @ieit bos
8iantiten M6olpb Matban. 8ertin=
ben bab6e ifaaret EN- @aas for og lag
oe set bdlpe paa ct SAB, iom ifuloe
eaa r,1not. Sim rate ferit 5.:o,t
tilz0I Bull; Tom til ben6es og Gel
ffabets r6elte 6orbmieIie bebolot helc
2a6ningen for fig ielp / ben Erc, at
oct bar Sen bam tiltarfte 8ortion.
saa fit Selifabet @aafens anoen
&ulboel - men ben los Gru Natban
for Sifferbeos @fpl6 gao til Sen a1,=
Ben SIDE al 8or6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
Seitepriierne tiger.

Den oelbiie Mabning al &eIteefs.
porten til 9piflan6 bar babt flor Be.
.tpbning for 5elteban6elen. Ser ifal
.gnnife piit enonu meo6eles Snofer-
Iielstilla6elie, men bette tages gien-
iDnligt life oft for bsitioeliet. Ser
.er alereoe efsporteretS i @nnore6biS,
.og bette bar 11at,1rligbis lite funnel
[11nogaa at babe SSnoflpoelie paa Bri-
[ferne. S ben ii6ite 9i6 er De fpnre
|Mrbeibsbeite, JONI iRrlig er efter=.
fpl1rgte, iteget me0 800 ar. pr.
|5tf., Iao Sc M foiter 1000 til $500.
ar. pr. SH. Jor andre Seiteiorterl
eno Sc iDere arbeiosbeite fan Der.
npppe bertes nogen Erisitigning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

E=Ef't-I4 IEte r..La# ~
"a55Or ooer ct Aar fben," ifriper
.6rn Sc. g. gtping fra 2uif, @po.,
"ffii6bte leg en- SLATE al Or. 9eters
&1rifo. 90 leg le0 meget al @euma-
tisme, fan6t leg ben til itor &ielp;;
bet er ct 5aftum, at %SSnobol6et al ben
enc 5laife befrieoe mig for min 2i-
belle, og leg bar lite oeret plaget meo
5pgoommen iioen." Dette beret1te
l1rtemio6el birfer pao 2eperenog
MDrerr1e og bielper bisfe Drganer til
at fiertte De giftige Stoffer fra 8Iobet.
Set er lite nogen Mpotefer Meoiein;
ipecieue Mgenter f~orffaffer set. gfrib
til 81. 8eter 5abrneD 8 Cons 60,
25O1 @aibington 8lbb., gbicngo,SSH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
@l,slanos bofienoe Mogt i Sitter

(fgen.
SSn1iolerti6 forbereote &arI IL. ct
MT M1tgreb paa Morge, og for at for
itprre sammen6ragningen at Sor-
raao % for tillige at bemune 0e ipen<
ife &aperes @irfiombeo par Set, at
IToroenitiol6 / 1717 foretog fine Mn<
greb paa @eteborg og Stremitab, fom
BOG begge mislpffeoes.
Otter Spenifetongens 6alo foran
6rebrifslten Ben IL. December 1918.
optog Danmarf SSnbaiionsplanen ale
ne, ioet Der iamtioig meo ct SSnofalo
fra Norge iful6e %lan6iettes en- Scr.
peo @eteborg. Eor6enifiolo fit til
Opgabe at blofere bette @teo, % set
bar oa ber, ban n6fgrte Sen ebentpr=
1ige SSnotagelie al Maritrano for at
ltGltge Spenifernes &pitforbinoelier.
1. SUM- 1919 rDffebe &9ren fra Nor=
&c tn6 ODER @renien, beiatte 5trgn1
ito6 % naaeoe frem til l166eb11Ia. MIt
faa lopen6e no, og be6 @orltron6s
@robrtng fl1noe Den ipenife Scr tries
/ &pggen> iaa Den n1aatte bore forbe<
rebt paa burtigt Gilbagetog; MEN =
iaa blep 6elttoget plu6ielig opgipet>
og 6en 0anife Seer fprtes ttlbage.
9enne tarbelige n6gang paa ct
6elttog, iom bot in6le6et UNDER iaa
gunitige n6iigter, %ifpl6tes @nglan6s
@oloning. .&uslanbs bofienbe Magt
bar cit Trulel moo bette 2a116s @an<
6elsinteresier / 9iteripen, og Stem-
ni1tgen / @nglanb bleb 6erfor n1 1t9rf
a1tirusiif. Otter ct al @usierne /
S11li % Mngult lt6fert Mor6br9noer=
to9t moo Snerige, brp6 ENGLAND meo
fine Mlliere6e og tog &artt for Sbe=
rige, og Danmarf maotte ga beige
mellem &uslan6 og @nglan6 og balg=
tie n~aturltgbis oct ii6ite, bboraf 6el=
gen blep, at 0perationerne / sberige
maotte op9ipes. SEQ Gre6en, iom oer=
efter blep 1uttet, opgob Sperige Eol6=
frtbe6en / Irel Juno, men fit for tit
@e6fommen6e &l1gen, 8ommern,@ ts=
NOR og Moritrano tilbage imo6 at BE-
tale 100000 &6lr.
9pnaoelien al set gon1le, ltore
Maal, &erre6dmmet / 9lteripen, bar
for9anmarf efter &rigen %fiernere eno
nogenlinoe> % boaoe Do1marf oa
Sperige maatte berefter lGgge Dnifet
berom tilit6e iom Sbieft fro 6ereS
l16enri9spolitif % begrGnie fig til
Sen 1nebrere Sp9abe: at bppoe fig
be6it multgt UNDER 6en ny politiife
Som tellation. <slan6, ser ba1
fommet / 6orbin6elie meo @apet, rDf:
fe6e oerimo6 frem til sen le6er6t
Stilling, iom set ii6en bebol6t, inottl
Gpiflan6 / set 10. Marbun6reoe be:
gpnote at gigre fig gieloen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
MICHIGAN.

Kl>verlands-F arme. Hvis De 9nsker
en- Farm i den bedste Gr@s Sektion,
hvor Alfalfa og ale Kl9versorter, Soy
beans, Kartofler, Sukkerroer, Majs,
Havre, Hvede, Rug og Byg gror til
Perfektion, skriv efter fuldst@ndig Lii
ste over Farme, som kan give Dem
Fortjeneste. Bes@tning og Redskaber
medf9lger de fleste af dem. ALE St9r-
relser Og Priser. John Major, The
Landman, Stephenson, Menominee Co.,
Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
MINNESOTA.
ssCedar Lawn Farm til Sale.

346 Acres improved Farm til $3.50. pr. Acre - er smr nk til at bhve dt
iteP arer. Gdt syv-V@relsers Framehus, sor Framebarn, ypperGg Well,
vindmele og andre improvements Belggende we'd "The jefferson High.
way, der er paved" ie til Minneapolis, som er 20 Mil fra Farmer. Alt
kan dyrkes, 80 Acres med Tamegr@s, 80 Acres fine Gr@sgange, 80 Acres Wild
Eng. Farmer err beiggende Hjertet af Diet berGmte minnesota Kartoffel
Bmlte" Kartoffelavl bringr hvert Aar Milioner af Dollars i Ainnesota
Lommer. Majs, Rug, Karofler, KlGver og Alfalfa foruden alo
slags Gr6ntsager trives og brmger stMt HdstudbyHe denne Egn. Vii vare
hyer anden Time. sporyogn afgaar til Minneapolis liver Time. oe.as
Misunderstanding a N. p og G. N. Jernbane I Betraghmng at den
g 81 nsn Belggenhed, er Farmer ct 9almindeigt Goatkjeb til oyenstaaen-
9nske. N. j. Homer, Real Estate. 5O41k st. German St, st. Cloud, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

There nianobeo. Sen ipi1ler meget
rigtig Salmer, iom ben ifal, t1e1 fer
Sc, &arien er 10 iom befienot Ell flor
&eoepels, % % Sc fit &affelobnen
itillet op uoe paa Aiplet, iaa op6ageoe
@ropit @eibierg ban laoer fig 10
iffe tage beo Meien - at set par tolr
gamle, brllgte Salmer, iom &anien
bapbe ipillet no al en- fasieret Dbn o9
lat tn6 | oenne FER, og set bar 10
fomplet -Snpoeri, og set biloe @ron=
item lite finoe fig i, og 6erfor fit &an< !
len fit Snpoerapparat tilbage igien
pr. omgaaen6e, % MI bliber set mig,
Iom faar 2eberancen. @roblt @pi-
berg bar netop it6oet belle 6ormi6ba~
gen 16e paa 2ageret og bert paa &of'-
telobnen for at lere Sc tire @alnieu
noenao, ss4eas "a, -ffan ban Dem og=
laa nogenlnn6e!"
"Det bar itorartet!" iag6e @fpr1,p
beu116ren6e. "@l16, bpor &anien bar
goot al 6et-6et er ttlpas til bam!"
0g iaa fit Sf6rup troplt me6 al
renoe rnnot og fortelle Siitorien meb
&ommentarer.
Gil tire, fire Gage efter tit @ros<
ierer @anien upentet 8eieg al @robit,
Dr. teol. &eibierg.
Denne par en- ltreng, i%1oeilnttet
Wfano, ser min6it al alt forito6
|5peg. @an traa6te meget bgjtioelig
tn6 poa @rosiererens @ripatfontor
og gift lige pao Sagen. - SON talte
II 8re6ife1ttone.
"@iemem ooifillige Spbrgsmaal,
iom / Sc ienere Gage er blepet rettet
It'll mig, er leg bleDet lat / &un6ifab
ON, at ser FER / min Menigbe6 ber=
ierer en- for mig meget ubebagelig 81
itorie, iom gaar u6 paa, at leg iom
Torman6 for Miplfomiteen bos 9em
bar beItilt en- &affelopn meo MnIif
/, at opl title / lamme MiDls 6orfam=
1ingsial.
Set er en6pi6ere lpffe6es mig at
opipore, at Sc, &r. &onien, er Sp=
babsnlal16en til 0e11ne ulan6fer6tge
8aaitan6. - 6orbol6er oct Jig life
rigtig? 9e be6es life oglge Sanb=
be6en."
&anien bap6e u1naaoelig banifelie
bco at bepare Mlporet.
ga; 9eres &gierperoigbeo, oct
er birfelig ol6eles rigtigt; men leg
beoer Gem meget u%n6ifpl6e.
Seq brpoer mig fife om Deres
l1noifploninger," afbrpo Hrobiten
bunt. Seq bill fun pointere, at leg
al0rig bos Dem bar beitilt en- &af=
felobn iom Sen omtalte, og 6erneit
bill leg paa set allerbeitemteite a11mo6e
Sem ONT at boloe nit Mabn u6enfor
Ceres ulan6far6ige @i1torier."
so, men Deres @gierp9rbigbeo
misforltaar -"
Seq miSforltaor intet!" @ropiten
lag6e @aa11ben paa D6rlaaie1l "og
ber er intet bi6ere at tale ON. &11n
bir leg enonu cit Gang paamiaroe Dem
ON alorig oftere at t1oblanoe init
Nann / Deres 2egnbiltorier."
"Det ifal leg not buife, Deres @pi<
archaeological" &aniens M11n6biger
bibre6e al un0ertrpft 2atter, men
bar Sc nodet imoo en- lille 2ggnbiito-
rie / Archaeological u6en 9eres SRI
erperoigbe6s Mabn IL"
@anien foriggte at ie iaa enfoloig
no iom mulig; @roblten bab6e lat tit
itrengeite &relataniigt pao.
"Det bliber en- Sag mellem Sem
og Deres sombittigbeo," iagoe ban
berbigt.
J, "G2af for oe Sro, 9eres &%gierber-
6igbe6! Saa flarer leg mig NOT alli=
bel / 6remtioen!" iag6e &anien og
fulgte benligt imtle1tbe SEN prebe SiG<
lebDr6e u0 al 9gren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
WISCONSIN,.

TIL SALG. 100 Acres Farm, Bes@t-
ming og Maskineri, Lerjord, $4,000.
80 Acres Farm. Besatning or Maski-
neri,- sandet MUD, $3.50. Jeg har
andre Farme til Salgs. Ingen Byte
handel. Bes@tningerne er code. Far
meme er okkuperet af de originate
Ejere.
Andrew Zurffuh, Nekoosa, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
8prnelerbomn1ea us &ibnesbgrbet.

bi6ner ianbe @giter,
er bos &riitus og bans Menb.
Sm1ft og flart me6 Ma1,6, iom
trplter,
tolfeS no fra Dem igier.
&e6 en- 21ttber, @runotpig, 8alle
Groens 2tp for mig % ollie,
iom be6 Sem tit &erren fier:
Morten BUFFERS Sfrift og &peoning,
@run6tbig, Sect % 6ortibs M9nb-
9iper til nit Groslins &leontng
11ogen Si1et eller Sren6;
men - DC 6g6e, ollie bp6e,
leg lfal og % bill bem mgbe;
bber faor Dom for egen Ero.
Seius &rtlh1s gieloer mere
emo Sc e6le @ibners Scr.
2ab % bi6ne % for flere,
iaa 6e faar Dor Grelier fier!
2ip og Oro og Gro % @trfe
| bet bberoags % / Strife
tit ri for at glaoe @u6.
8reitelpftet.
Seq bar 9ro paa SUD / &imlen,
&riitus % CUBS gooe Man6;
men / &ionemaa6ers 8rimlen
balgte leg BET 2e6ebaan6,
fom leg fanot for mig bar erligt,
fom leg lobeb ganife iRrligt
tro at tiene &irfen pe6.
&osm1s Senien.
Sa1inas, @ol., 10. slug. 1920.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

"A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS" er vor
Styrke. vi har nOgle reele Godtkj6b i
ypperlige Otter Tail County, der hvor
Farme giver rigt Udbytte. Skriv til os
/ Dag, og vi vii sende Dem frit Oplys-
ninger om disse Farme paa lette Vii
kaarsog smaa Afbetalinger. CD. Baker
Land Co., Drawer N, Fergus Falls, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
CANADA.
Der tjenes Penge
saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farms o. finest.
Prar1eland / det danske Settlemen.
vsd Canora, sask., kan endnu AaaA
paa lette Betfngelser til fra $40 I'll
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. Sixty I'll
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoer
M Bldg, Minneapolis, Nnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
8arntr
ny Tarmlatn,
MINNESOTA.
SPECIELLE

SPECIELLE VERDIER.
Godt Farmland n@r code Skoler Og
Kirker, i skandinavisk Nabolag. Pas
sende for baade st9rre og niindre Far
me. Meget lave Priser. Speciel Pris
for kontant. KjDb direkte fra Ejeren.
Send efter Beskrivelser og Oplysninger.
p. A. Putnam,
Tintah, Traverse Co., MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

seno os gapn % aoresfe paa
ge1u1er % @efienote, fom tile bo1oer
@laoet, % Ri faI fenoe benz q frttt
sHrener1llmer. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

GODT OG BuIIGT LAND. - 40 Acres, noget ryddet; anerbedste Lerjord+
bund; lille Hus; fem Miles fra By; to Miles fra Osefabrik; Pns $4,000, rime-
ige ViHaar. - 80 Acres vndt Land; 1 Mil fra Bygr@nse; Lerjordbund; let
at rydde; Pns $4,000; Diet halve kontant ReHen pa lhe vkaar.
Manning & Hood, Ladysmith, Wisconsin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

100 ACRES FARM, beiggende 4 Mil Nod for By. 40 Acres under Dyrk.
ming Resten Gresgange, men alt kan fenrbejdes til Age1lmd. hyis 1 @a
VarAsersH s, str Kj@lder, Stah 50x34, H6nsehus, Garage, god Brend,
alt indhegnet Poatrute, tx Nil til skoh, 4 Mil til By os Kirker: samne d.
stance fra Twin Brooks, s. d. Farmer kan bive ktebt o. $126OO pr. Aere.
$4,000 kontant, RHen 5 Aar til 6 pct Interest Bygningerne, derf ndsD
pa Farmer, var bygget i 1917 skriv efmr n@rnere Opgsninger. SAINT For
fecnese ovr andre Farme til Stockholm State Bank, Stockholm So Dakota
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

G0dt Farm land ! Wisconsin, y :, =; $; ;Pd 1%, stand stand ft s1h %S = R; sos ss I'D
Acre. Godt cu~~rland Il Hardwooddisnket vi h! ct Antal udva>ete 40 ESQ
n aMs ty:k som VI hbyder for $500. Pr a Acre vltan;$ $40: konnmt o. $leo
De hr dere egn ny luth. Kirke, der mmer ca. 800 Pesoner' De Dor
OF Bigger eher HJemlandets SNk og ea nsete ON Villas Countys bedste og hemgangG
rgese Farmere. NJ er Diet Tden for Dem at bve en- ad dem. Lad os vide, hvor
mango Acres De dnsker at kHbe, og vi vii sende allie Oplsninge.
SaDborn & Company, Dept, N. Eagle River wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
50.-=MlNNESOTA FARME=-S50

Send mig Navn og Adresse pa n ener anden, som De we'd 9nsker It kobe
Zen god Minnesota Farm. Saafremt han kgber e af mine Farme, vii jog
|sende Dem $50. Jeg har til Salgs SO udvalgte improved Farme Clay, Da-
|kota, Hennepin, Stearns, Pope, Grant O. Redwood Counties blandt store
|skandinaviske Sethementer, Kirker o. Skolr. Sknv eHer Lhte OF Foto-
CRATER. Randolph Holland, sol Metropolitan Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27


Mar Diet g@lder Diet
gamle, k@re Danmark,
saa selger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra ale Steder / Ameri-
Ia. Garanteret- Pengeforsendelse !
maa og store Belsb. Paalidelig On
derretning. Landsmsnd hjselpes TIL
rette. Plads i Smaakahytter reser.
vefes.
Mortensen & Crook,
Diet 38-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for ale LINER,
1918 North Ave. Chicago. III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
FOR 90 AAR

har leg solgt Land og Farme overall de Forenede Slater, og jg hr end
nu It fnde den fgrse msforn6jede Kjeber.
Lad mig vide, hvad De s@ger og hvor, og jg vii utvtvlsomt we're
island til at tlbyde noget, ON vii intere@ere Dem. enten vidt Land
ener opdyrkede Farme.
Stadigt Arbejde med god LGn tlbydes Kjdbere af Land Wisconsin
17hetvdelie Nedhetaling udkrmves. bet restaende betales med Arbejde.
n For videre Undertaking skriv til -
II. MADISON, 14 ". Randolph Street, CHICAGO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

Yoa fin &un6e giennem 5ta6e1,
fom Sfernp ogiaa in6 til @rosierer
&aniens &onfurrent, iom ogiaa bgrte
til Dem, Tom paa itaaeroe SOB funoe
fabritere zen blarreiie1be @sperbi-
itorie. y
IS So; min gobe 5fdrnp, iag6e bar,
90 ban bopbe facet Siitorie1 tilltbs,
1De peo not, at 8pen beooer Snerpe,,
meo Sc Deo lite rigtig, bpor oef,
i11erper."
uGr set lite rietig, JON &anfe,,
bar fortolt2 fpurate 5ferup,
"1gaeei, lite ganifel-ger De, ,,dar
Snnfen flyer, at @affelopnert fpiIler
|GnoreIanosfange aaser bet ben rene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

Polk County, Wisconsin, SON a grunMagt Aaret 1869 at NJ. c. Petersen.
- ct a lie stdrste-s kandinaviske Setdementer i Staten. Der er her q
eltmrende Agerdyrknngsegnm med targe 1nds9er, VandlSb, code Veje, Tele
foner, Knker og skder. Farme kan kj6bes til meget rme1ge Priser. ~
interesseret skiv til Petersen Land 4 Loan Company, Luck. Wisconsin.
Kontr i State Bank Building.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

I5reoriflten. Set er alminoelig be-
Ifienot bborleoes 6reorifsbalos 8or.
|gere beltog / Goriparet % ielb al,
|brenote beres 8D for at binore 5pen-
liferne i at ffii116e So Der, og ba 9oroen-
tifiolD ben s. S11li s6elag6e ben ipen-
lite Eransportflaaoe ! Dpnefilen,
maatttte Song &arI opgioe 8eleiringe1t
% Norge bar frelit. Afferen j
IDpnefilen er iaaIebes lite nle11e en-
jtraalenoe &elte6aao, men ct itrategiif
IEraf al inaoan Meffepio6e, at belle
ben ibenife Grobringsplan fl1lofaite-
oes brepeo, og lite alene baboe 6loa-
Ben iaaleoes tb11rtget 4arl IL. til Sill
bagetog fra @riitinnio, men ogiaa
gnnife 6rebet bnm I'D al 2anoet.
gh1 ifulbe BET al Daun1nrf % @us-
lanb allerebe 1enge plonlagte SSnb-
falb ! sperige iaapeI fra git iom fra
Set iattes i Bert. On meetig ger
foncentrereoes ! bette Riemeo pao
Siallano, % en- tor 5laaoe bIep amz
menoraeet, men paa @r11no at Mis.
trpfalM belle bette 6oretage11oe idm<
men, % GngIanb begprbte mi lot frDg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

Advertising has come to be recognized as the one thing
without which modern business cannot belsuccessfulIy
conducted.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-07
SPRINGFIELD DETECTIVE HURT.
Automobile Bandits Throw Him from
Fast Moving Machine.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 7.-Detec-
tive Joseph A. Murphy is in Mercy hos
pital with severe injuries as a result OF
being beaten and hurled from rapidly
moving automobile at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, when he attempted to prevent
the escape of three automobile bandits
after they were detected attempting TO
force an entrance to a store in Benton
place.
a trolleyman notified the police that
three men were trying to break into a
store in Benton place. Murphy was
rushed to the scene with Chauffeur John
p Driseoll. They found the men just
about to ride away. Murphy watched
them and Driscoll went to a box to learn
il the machine was stolen. While Dris
coll was gone the automobile started and
Murphy jumped onto the running board
ordering the men to stop. When the ma
chine was going about 80 miles an hou
the officer was pushed from the running
board. His injuries consist of a bad gasf
on the right side of the head and scratches
and bruises on the right arm and righ
| side of body
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-07
ROOSEVELT CHOSEN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Democratic Convention Practically
Unanimous for Him-Notifica-
ton Committees.

SAN FRONCISC0, July Franklin d
Roosevelt of New York, assistant secre-
tary OF the navy, was nominated for vice
president yesterday by the Democratic ma
tional convention and became the running
mate of Gov. James NJ. Cox of Ohio, Dem
ocratic choice for the presidential nomlna-
ton.
The first cries of Cox and Roosevelt
rang through the convention and were
mixed with the shouts of the vote by ao-
clamation by which he was nominated
without a ballot.
Despite disinclination of the Tammany
organization to accept him, Roosevelt ;
name went over with band wagon move
ment during. which all other candidates
were withdrawn.
James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois was
withdrawn early by former Gov. Dunne; ;
Gov. Stewart of Montana announced ms
own withdrawal; Edward l.. Doheny OF
California, and former Governor Hawley OF
Idaho were WITHDRAW and Maj. Gen. j.. ID.
Tyson Of Tennessee in person announced
he would not be a contender, as did David
r.. Francis of Missouri Nomination OF W.
L. Vaughn Of Oregon, who had received
state primary Endorsement, was changed
into a second for the successful nominee.
1
was considered as a candidate and re-
fused to allow his name to be used, finally
was urged to consent if he should be
drafted" The Tammany crowd decided
Ia accept Roosevelt, who brought TO the
ticket the participation Of an administra,
/ ition man. and Mrs. Colby's name was not
considered further
/ Mr. Roosevelt was placed in nomination
lbv Timothy Iansberry, former represen
ltative from Ohio who sat as Cox dele
cate in the District of Columbia delega
ZION. Seconds sprang from all parts OF th'
convention hall, and although RooseveI
was not formally nominated until wei
after the business of nomination was takei
lup. there was never any doubt about
land never at any time was there any op
lposition.
! Senator Robinson of Arkansas, perma
,nent chairman of the convention, was ap
J pointed chairman of the committee to nc
ftifv Governor Cox of his nomination am
EChairman Homer S. Cummings OF tn
Democratic national convention was al
!. noipted chairman of the committee to nt
| tifv Mr.. Roosevelt
During the closing moments of the COZ
vention. the usual formal work of nan
/ ing permanent committees and orgamzi
4 tions were completed.
Chairman Homer S. Cummings OF Il
: Democratic national committee sald:-
? s'The convention reached its result in
tr,lv Democratic manner. The forces, pu
noses and opinions, represented by the dc
!. egations had full play and reached an
Itelligent result. 1t was a long, hard co
4 test but Il leaves no scars and the cane
II dates will have the united support OF t
II party"