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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
BURIED ALIVE TO
ESCAPE BANDITS
BY MAuBERT ST. GEoRGEs,
Noted Jungle Traveller.

The Sahara is infested with robbers,
who though cowardly, are very dam
gerous to the unescorted traveller. i
was journeying between two towns
in Tripoli, with two servants and a
Turkish guard, deeming four to be a
sufficiently strong party to traverse
the short distance between the two
places.
Both servants however turned out
to be In collision with bandits, and
falling back, tried to shoot us from
behind. The chance shying of my horse
frustrated their plan, and they ran
away leaving us alone. Soon we mo-
ticed in the distance band of horse
men following US. Now my guard was
on foot and could scarcely leave him
behind. On the other hand, to go on
at our present pace meant capture,
and these bandits always slay as well
as rob.
On reaching a rocky valley asked
my companion If he could think of a
plan Of escape. He answered that it
was no use my leaving him. for my
horse was not good enough to race the
desert bred men behind. But If he
took the horse he knew the valley suf-
ficiently to outwit them, and he as
sured me that burying me in the sand
would BATTLE our would be murderers.
What was i to do Trust this rag
ged, dark-skinned heather. or desert
him I let him bury me and he bar
tered me for his liberty !! Or suppose
he was captured, or failed to come and
dig me out
The guard was already digging
hole. When it was ready rdopped into
it and quickly he heaped the sand over
me.
In a moment was burned with just
my nose protruding. Then he galloped
away, and barely half minute later
heard our ursuers riding by.
Hours passed too terrible to tell. At
length, when few minutes more
would have driven me crazy, the guard
returned and dug me out.
Should such an eventua1ity occur
again / think / would sooner be cap
tured than go through those awful
hours once more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
APPEARANCES PROVE
DECEITFUL TO YOUTHS

Trusting to appearance OF three men
approaching, who seemed to be norma
ordinary fishermen going out to the
bay, friendly game Of cards" was
continued by several Pensacola boys
late yesterday afternoon. But the
fishermen" dealt a "full house" and
the youths were taken to the city
bastile and bound over until police
court this morning.
The fishermen were members of
the police force, Special Officers Chest
nut and Bowman and Mounted OFFICER
Kelley. Following the arrest the boys
made howl about the uniforms OF
the officers and an audience was i,eld
with the police commissioner at which
time they stated their objection TO
appearances which are deceitful."
The game was said to have been OPP
Grated at what is Familiarity known as
the Red Onion soft drink stand and
resort near Eleventh and Chase.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
JONAS AND "A MULE
BOTH REGRET EPISODE

One mule made one jump too many
and one negro lost his temper COM
pletely. to his regret since, and the
mule is walking around with a CUR
shot wound and the negro is repining
in the county Jail, charged with shoot
ing a mule
The negro owned the mule and the
mule was inclined to jump hastily. He
attempted to jump the fence and
jumped just once too often for the
owner had little faction 'front.' with
light artillery The episode ended With
an official document served by Con-
stable Green, charging Jonas Brown
with shooting a mule.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
San FRANCISCO
CHANGES NOTED
VISITORS TO BIG CONVENTION
WILL MISS MUCH OF ROMANCE
OF PIONEER DAYS OF CITY.

San Francisco, June 20.--visitors to
the democratic national convention Will
see but few reminders of the old, ro-
mantle days of San Francisco. when
the red -shir'ted miners swept down
from the gold streaked reached of the
Sierras and threw fistfuls of pay dirt"
,'on the bar or the store counters for
whatever they wished to purchase.
Gone is the roaring .Barbary Coast"
and its less picturesque environs. Bot
tie" Koeing and Bottle" Meyers who
used to run noisy cock fighting estab-
lished establishments in what is now
the shadow of the hall of justice have
long since passed on and the Montana
Dance Hall, most blaring and blatant
of all the coasts resorts is hardly a
memory.
Chinatown guides still point out the
little restaurant hanging precariously
over old Dupont-st. where Frank Nor
ris, the author, went occasionally to
get a bit of local color. Directly ahead
and facing the Hall of Justice is Ports
mouth Squrae, cove for the citys
human drift where the Vigilantes
staged many stirring scene and the
'sand-lotters' under the leadership of
fiery Dennis Kearney, discussed the
towns political issues
Most of the old faces, where much
of the city's history was plotted, re-
main in name only Gone is Duncan
Nichols. the Bank Exchange" Of for
mer days where the famous Pisco
Punch was served over a mahogany
bar that was brought around the Horn.
The old Cliff House, where presidents
of the United States and other re-
noWned itinerants used to enjoy the
sea food breakfasts, was burned years
ago.
On Waverly Place still may be seen
the quarters of the old Siberia Club,
stronghold of zee Nee, King of China
town." Here. before the police AXE
parties became a feature of China
town the chance games of "coon can"
"chuckoa luck" and fan tan" were
played in the midst of maze of CORR
doris. sliding panels worked by secret
springs and exotic odors Of opium and
Chinese dishes.
The black docks that lined the
Front" from China Basin to the Pre-
sidio are gone and stately berths for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
The World
changes cars today.

This is officially the first day Of Sum-
mer.
From now on we'll all be thinking
In terms of outdoors and screen doors.
Why. before you know it-you1l be
writing for information about a RE-
SORT that you hear is a bear.
Why not get the new clothes now
and give the folks at home a treat
before you travel
Your opportunities are better today
than they will be next month
And besides. you don't want to wait
until the last minute
We are ready for you today at this,
Pensacola's finest mems store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
SHERIFF RAIDS SOUTH
PALAFOX FOR SKINNY

Raiding building on South Palafox
in which soft drink stand has been
operating Sheriff Whitaker confiscated
Is bottles of shiny and furnished
rooms for the bar tender, Jack Car
zelius, on a charge of having rum in
his possession.
The shiny was in nicely camou-
flaged closet set in the wall and hid
den from view by paneling. Pulling
large nail used as pin and sliding
the panel back the Skinny appeared in
full view
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21

Sebring White Way: oh, yes, we
ate it Sunday, a most delicious water
melon. The donors, Messrs. Spencer
and Brandon Jones, left it in our
swing sometime between the hours of
twelve Saturday night and ten Sunday
morning, for the first thing we saw
on opening the front door Sunday was
this great big beautiful melon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
NO MORE CASES
PLAGUE FOUND
HEALTH OFFICER SAYS
HE HAS DECLARED ouARAN-
TINE ON PENSACOLA.

According to the official bulletin is
sued by the state board of health las1
might no new or suspicious cases OF
plague have been discovered here
Bradley. the negro, is in bad way
Major Greene, says the serum was not
administered until the negro had beer
sick three dyas, but that hopes for his
recovery are entertained. The bulletin
follows:
Pensacola Florida,
June 90, 1920.
Local Headquarters,
State Board of Health.
No new or suspicious cases of hui
man or rat plague w:re reported to-
day. The case of plague on n. A-st
became worse today and is regarded
las seriously i'll on account of high
fever, delerium and weakness. Late
this afternoon second dose Of serum
was administered by DR.. r. r. Spen-
Ger, medical officer in charge, U. S.
public health service and DR.. Greene
of the state board of health.
The following letter was received
from DR.. S. w. WEIGH, state health Of
ficer of Alabama, following an alleged
interview in which DR.. WEIGH was
quoted in a Mobile newspaper as hay
ing established quarantine against
all freight from Pensacola.
"Dr. Ralph Greene.
San Carlos Hotel
Pensacola, Florida.
My Dear Doctor: / received tele-
gram from the mayor today, showing
irritation at a report of
an interview with me, which was pub
lished in the Mobile Register. You know
how hard it is to be correctly reported
in the newspapers. / have taken no
action whatever since leaving Pensa-
cola, and my agreement with you has
been kept to the letter, and will con-
tinue to be kept.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) S. W. WEIGH,
State Health Officer.
The following state board of health
psychologists of the respective branch
laboratories are expected to arrive IN
Pensacola tomorrow morning for the
purpose of e-familiarizing themselves
with the laboratory methods of 1dentl-
tying human and rat plague. Mr.. W.
D. Venteres, Tampa laboratory; Miss
Louise Bait, Miami laboratory and
Miss Pearl Griffith, chief assistant to
DR.. B. L. Arms, central laboratory
These workers will remain here for
two or three days. DR.. Arms, direc-
tor of state board of health diagnostlc
laboratories has departed for tour
of inspection Of all the Florida coast
cities for the purpose Of giving the
doctors and officials Of the cities gen.
eral instruction about plague and to
institute rat catching campaigns To-
cally. Rats will be shipped on ice
to Jacksonville, Tampa and Miami for
examination to determine the possible
Of bubonic plague. No rats
will be sent here as the capacity of
the local laboratory will be taxed with
the examination of those caught here.
Dr. Parker. bacteriologist for the
city board of health Jacksonville will
probably arrive in Pensacola Wednes-
day for the purpose of studying plague
methods. DIR. Parker is one of the lead
ing experts on milk examination meth
DDS and is the author of the leading
text book on milk and dairy methods
While here DR.. Parker would be glad
20 give advice to local dairymen il
same should be requested.
RALPH N. GREENE,
State Health Officer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
Gn qpb MnIe6nina,

Sou, 6a set melte al &rtgsrumlen
er forbi, % De ftore G%ortieneiter og
2gnninger begpn6er At 6ale, me6fp-
.ren6e Sen 11l1n6gaaelige @etio6e, bbor
Ser bliber Mrbei6sl9sbe6, noget fom
ri alt begDn6er at merfe Der /
8pen, iom operalt / 2an6et, bill hi
benle6e u11ge Danifes 0pmerfiom-
beo. paa, faafremt De er 8orgere, at
u. g.. GibiI Serbice Commission
bar 1,oite6t ct Dpraab ON at faa Soft
til at tage gfsamen for 9ieneite i
@oitbeienet, bbor Der alene Der /
Chicago. trenges flere tuiino Meno
for at replacere olle Be efstra Golf,
Der bar beret antagne / 4rtgsaarene,
bpor Ser, PAD @r,1ro at Be bgie 2gn.
uinger Der betaltes ollie Ste6er, bon
baret u1u1liet at fao Solf til at togt
'gfsanen for @oitpeienet. Meoens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

|benne gtate ierlig bar fit &rtgenS
8Dr6e me6 Be bgie @riier, meoe1S
2enningerne I'm bar baret reiit NOS
get, ct 6orbol6ene BOG beore mi.
Me6 normale 9ilitan6e, igien, bill en-
Stilling / @oitbeienet bore nofiaa
goo. Ser begpn6es MI meo Ell 2en
of 116 Dollars ON Maane6en, Ser
tiger til 1900 % e,16nu mere, bpiS
ierlig DDgtigbeo u6biies. @tillin,
gen ct fait og affefteres iffe-af 6aar-
lige 3i6er, % maa anies for nofiaa
goo, g%ienneminitlig regnet. Ser
bol6es Examination bber l1ge, og
ollie. Splpsninger fan erbol6es beo
at benben6e fig / Se6eral Building,
main floor. Ser er en- M%nle6ning.
for urge 2an6smen6 til at fire DEM
en fat @tilltng, ser bliper be6re eff
teriom ri after fommer in6 / nor
male T%ilitaroe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
Moaet Tort / @ente..

9anff Mrbeioefiangforening, SET
iioen ben fit fin egen 8pgning, bar
|faaet @in6 / Seilene, bebu6er Sor.
bere6elierne til ct itbrre Mtnitrel:
|ibom til 6oraqret. Mogle al Solo:
MEMS be6ite Sorfattere / 6enne Gen.
re, bar allere6e lobet at tage Sci, oe
% Soreningen ielo beii66er uomer.
fe6e &refter, ser baa6e tan fribt
8tier og iDnge Dem ogiaa, ipnes b
at babe noget / @ente, ser bill more o.
fer ! &o1onien. Sort go6e 6anif'
&umbr er bel6igbis en- me6fg6.
@ape, og BET tan lite betbtbles, a.
neutrality-suspicious. raife 8e
flr1tning ON at babe .et Minitrelibon
bill blibe btliet me6 @1ebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
aatntuxpnliB.
.8euefiee Goreitiniusea.

Dette ORD bgr mi efter faa 11artee
@ientagelfer bore inoprentet i, e1l-
bber 8ebioitbeo, faole6es at ollie mo-
ser op Sgn6ag Sen %. Mop. poo Da-
mia Soil.
&oIOriens Ieoen6e 6ramatiife
&refter tager Sci / @omeoierre.
.Saaleoes tan hi 11abre- @uitab Mn-
6erien, fom @rof. Sberien / r@be-
fatten", @iner Sitter iom Ole, 8116t5
/ @liferens @oIle, me6ens Margretbe
2aurtt3en og &atbrine s 1nien ben-
bolosbis u6fprer Srf. Sereniens %
ben unge @iges @argretes) &artter.
9aemar Senien bill iom Snfflbr
itrofs bore bebialpelig, iaafremt en-
enfelt ffu16e fon1me li6t no al &ol<
len. Meen Sceneinitruttbren, Stran-
ge, flyer, at set fan ser lite blipe
roger Sale ON, 6ertil ct De iptllen6e
for iifre.
2ao os me6e op Sgn6ag &ften oe
lie, bbor fire 6e ct.
0g bnif, at man lite alene faar gel
6onife @tDffe ~Mbefatten", men |
Slight set norife r&ationelt 6ipS-
itel".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
MppIlp &pneerten.

&pomotlubben, bpori bore egne to
@angere SITTER og 8u6t5 tager 1e-
ben6e Snteresie og Del, ofbolbt !
|Eirs6ags fin fgrite &oncert / 6enne
|@eion for ubiolgt &us paa Muoito,
RUM. Secret beito6 at so @temmer
Set forte oct itore &rogrm igiennem
iaa flint og m%eiterltgt, at bets Sn6iatS
paa Sangens 0mraa6e maa TITLES
ober erbner &ritif. &ber Sang bar
ct Bormonif &ele, og set iterfe 8t=
|fa16, iom Eilbprerne gab til &ien6e
LETTER bbert Drummer, bebiite ful6tu6
Secrets itore &opu1aritet. Mpol1o ct
ct al Sc fornemite og be6fte Sangfor,
mooife set be61te I Sc .6orene6e eta.
ter.
On u6fbrlig 0mtale al 6enne Som:
cert er bnifelig; men 6a 8la6et nj
gaar / ErDffen, maa hi n6ies me6
&ortbeo at at1erfien6e 6ens eneitaa:
en6e &11nitber6i, ser 11aae6e fit sri
6epunft me6 M6me. Slorence @inflt
iom @oliit.
8lan6t Tilbprerne bem9rfe6es iffft
lmin6re .e116 nogle og tpbe fra ling;
6omsforeningen al 1905.
@or 6pbeite &eipeft "-05"
&lnitnerinteresien itaar brit tn6en
for. Goreningen, bpor ST.. 8ar6en
fletb ita6ig bar 2piten til at Drag,
6ens Me61emmer fra 6en e1te &oncert
til sen on6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

Qhtragu..
Mpe &pfe.

81 bar after facet en- rD &oliti=
cbef, SEN fier6e UNDER Sen %nl1bgren6e
Mominiltratton. Sen npe @bef be-
gpr6te mes, iom ollie bans 6orgien=
gere> at ififte ONT pna Man6fabet /
Sc forifiellige 9titrtfter % in6fange-
Sc / 26r6ags Mftes og Scat ca. 1000
mistenfelige &arafterer til n9rmere
1n6eri6gelie. Set er alt iamme1t
goot NOT, men life 6eltomin6re f1ore=
rer v&ol6=1ps" Mor6, Superior / en-
itprre Maaleitof, % ri tror iffe, ielb
ont Sen 1pe @bef bar Sc a~llerbeoite
&eniigter, at foroi @an6faberne
flpttes fra set e11e 9iitrift til set an
set, at set bielper Situationen. Sc
famine raa6ne Sorbol6 be6bliber at
efsiitere in6enfor &olitiet, og set enc
tie Mi66el er, 1t fire al1e De @o1iti=
m9110, Der lite bill gl9re 0ereS Yligt,
men aabenlplt itaar in6e moo EDbe=
fnegtene og 8an6ttterne. Men ber
er set, at Sc politiife Eraa6e bo16er
iamme11, og bbtlfet bar bgret @rnn6
ill., at Sc an6re @oliticbefer bar maat=
tet fratre6e. Ct sen 1De @bef itert
NOT til at oberfom1e set polittife
&an6eiteberi, Ser alti6 bar beret So
ltttets iboge Sibe? SON flyer ban
er oct, % Mapor Sbompion flyer set
famine. @i faar M ie;;. forelsbig ct
set be6it at bore foriigtig bbor man
gaar / Mgrfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

S .9 80 :.r &S.S ..5yS&. Ht .4. z-..-
geobember 1870 bleb Sc bet i go.
6erl1p Strife be6 Solbef. S 1882
reilte Sc til Mmerifa. Set meite al
Eioert bar 6e boet / Minneapolis,
bbor 6e / mango @ar bab6e MGlfe<
farm be6 Mtnnebaba 8ef. Sc bar
BOG / CANADA / 8 Mar, bbor 6e bab6e
en- Sarm, fom De bar iolgt. Sou Dor
Sc paa en- min6re @ienoom. Ole er
" Mar gammel, bans Suitru 20. Sc
er begge raffe. Sc bar beret ito6ige
&oloere al rugebla6et", fom Gtipnt
li6t 1ent) berbe6 pn1fer @ul6bru6es
parret bierteltg til 2pffe.
@osfi1oe og &olbet 8laoene be-
6es optage obenitaaenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
@nff ben ifambimapiife Sbiifolefet.

Set ct paa Snsoag @ften q. 9e=
cember) &1. s, at ser / Central Sri
ifolen bill blibe afbol6t en- fe1les
ffun6inabiif Set, bbor @leper / be
ibenife og norife &lasier / Mor6=,
9it-, Sp6> % @entralbeiifolerne bill
gibe en- l1n6erbol6ntn9 % biie, bpa6
oe fan at %fan6inabiif. &ber Sfole
bill bi6rage me6 ct ibenit og ct norif
@umer. Ser bltber ogiaa en Sci
fe1les @11mre. Git 9obbeltfportet
er ioale6es oprettet me6 Meolemmer
fra ollie fire &eiifoler. Sen bber fig
flttttg / 6isie Sage paa vSSa, hi el>
ifer", rDu gamla, 6u fra" og Scr
er ct Dn6igt 2an6", Ser bill blibe iun>
get UNDER Srembtsning at Eablea1et
Mor6en. @f set gbrige @rogram tan
nebnes 9eflamation Sang, 6o1fe-
1ege, Scener fra 9ramaer, o. m. 4.
Sfoleautoriteterne bill n6entbibl
legge Merfe til 6enne Geit = ON
Sfan6inoberne bill bite 6eres SsSnter=
este be6 at m66e talrtgt. &bis lite,
bill oct ianoiDnligbis blibe opfottet
iom De f%fan6inabiife @lasier life in
t%eresierer % r1eget, og set bill bel
faa Sn6flp6elie paa 6eres Sfiebne /
Sremti6en. Nh1 er Ser 10 ingen 6dn=
tie &lasier; men noget 6anf fommer
ga frem, og bbis ri 9anife oil tenfe
paa, at fomme me6 / Sremti6en, 90
maa ri bile set be6 at itgtte oct norife
og ibenife / 9iebliffet. Men boriet
oerfra bill hi fun babe @le6e og l16=
bDtte al at bgre og ie paa 6e ibenfe
og 11orife @lebers @reitationer. Sc
arbei6er ibrigt poa at 6pgttggi6re
Jig til @ftenen.
M6gangen til Soften er fri. Sc
faa l16gtfter be6 Mfbol6elien bill BIZ.
be 6Gffet al en- Solicit, ionn optageS
/ S%oriamlingen.
st talrtgt 8ei6g al 9onife pao
@entral<&eiifolen pal Sns6ag Mften
bill bore ct go6t Gegn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
8esrapelier.

Com aIlereoe meooelt / fi6ite
ge11mmer 6e6e SC. 6. Mielien, 2ofe
Minmetonfa, for. Manoag. 8egra=
belien foregif fra 9abies' l1n6ertaf.
ing &arlor 0nsoag un0er megert
&ili1utning fra @enners og 6ami<
liens &re6s. Ser bar iiGlopnt
beret fet iaa rtgt ct 8lomiterflor iom
pe6 6enne 8eerabelie. Scr. Mifier
fang babe paa 9anff og GngelE> og
W2rs. sc. g. @asmsien affompag=
nere6e. @aitor &arpgaar6 talte paa
@ngelif % omtalte Mr. Mtelien iom
en- brab 90 erltg 6orretningsman6,
Der be6 fin Strebiombeo bar raaet
Efrem til at bl!be en- belbaben6e Mor6,
og BOG bab6e r11n6et fig en- flor @en=
11efre6s.
- Mrs. &aren &asmusien Ofo-
bertion), iom boe6e Dos fin 9atter
Mrs. 6. g. 8ates, 1915 '8Iais6eIl
Gbe., 6g6e for. Eirs6ag efter lengere
Si6s Spageltgbe6. 8egrobelien
foregif / Sreoags fra &iemnet, oq
&aitor Earpgaar6 talte og uofgrte
Sorofeitelien paa 9afepoo6 Gene.
terD. Mange @errer bar fomn1en
tilite6e, lite faa fra ct. @e6ers San.
tie &irfes &binoeforening, Ser ogfao
ien6te 8lomiter. On im1f &giti6e.
ligbe6 bar 8egrabelien / ct % alt.
og &aitor Earpgaar6 talte ierIiq
ober, bba6 Ser bab6e .beret @r11116.
preget / Mrs. &asm1siens 2ib oq
@ierning ben6es forunoerligt
Erofaitbeo. st rigt 8Iomiterflo,
6Rffeoe &iiten, og en- 6Db Sorg pre-.
geoe ben fbrgen6e 5amilie. Mrs
@asm1sfen bar fra SaIiter og> babo.
.boet Der ! 40 4ar. Sun baboe til
brit @binoeforeningen, fanlange SET
bar beitanet; bun bar ODER 80 gla1
ga1n11el. Mange bill 11inoes bend,
meo 8at1emIigbeo % @leoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
@esrebil1e ~2anbfumpasni.

@egrebille er Mi6tpunftet / Ser.
million 9alen % Ben itbrfte 8D
Q,7OO,. Sn6bpggere) mellem Mortb
8attlefor6, Saff., og Edmonton, Ml.
berta. Sen ligger be6 @anaoian
@attonal Sernbanens &obeolinie.
SSor6bun6en. / 6en @gn er en- 6Db
fort Mulo, beientlig ben famine, iom
er almin6elig / set beitlige Canada.
Ser fin6es. lite fr11etbarere Soro no.
get @te6. Sen giber rige Mfgrb6er
at Mlberta @e6 @beat, iom flere
@dnge be6 itore 116itillinger, iier /
6e Sorene6e Stater, er bleben til
fien6t @er6ens f6rite &ramier. Mne
an6re Se6arter tribes ligeiaa go6t.
Set rigeite l16bptte faas ito al SSor-
Sen meo min6re Mrbei6e og 8efoft-
ming END noget an6et Ste6: @amtt-
Sig giel6er set, at 6tsfe @gne CT for
trirlig ffiffe6e til blo16et 2an6brug,
og obergaas 6eri lite al noget an6et
|@te6.
&limoet er 116merfet iun6t me6
bgi rem, friff 2uft, @egnfal6et bar /
Be fi6ite Is Mar bgret gietneminitIig
10 CONNER aarlig, bbtlfet ct hul6t
tilftreffeliet til at fire CODE Mfgre-
Der. Sneen fal6er me6 10-15
CONNER bber @tnter. 9et frDfer mo-
turligbis ON @interer. Mer &beget
feroes u6e belle Ei6er1 og boI6er fig
go6t.
Sor6en er binig - efter Muti6s-
prize: $500 til 5000 pr. Mcre
for uopoprfet 2an6, og $4,000 til
$4,000 pr Mcre for opbprfeoe Garme,
aIt afbengig at Mfftano fra, 8p, paa
8pgringer % Sorbeoringer. 81
benbiier til MRr. s. 8. Braoen, Ma.
rager, she @~egrebil1e 2att6 Com
ponp, gegrebiue, Mberta, % til bans
Mbertisiemeut Der ! 8laod.
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5. g. ga 8aiar.

Meran6ra 2oges @aiar / S6n6agS
bar, tro6s set mtn6re go6e SEER, go61
beiggt og l16bDttet figes at bore ca.
$500.
@omtteen bab6e ogiaa n6fert e1
fort Mrbei6e.
&obe6tnteresien 6reie6e Jig ONT SCI
iml1ffe Community Serbice Get, Sci
tilfal6t Mfiis 2a1tra @brtitenfen, 724
6. "a. st., og oct inn1ffe E9ppe, 6e1
git til Mrs. Sannab Sergenien.
1905 II. Mbe. g.
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sl &enuer os MenisbebsfoIf / gftin-'
,1eapolis, ct. SAUL % Dmegn.

@u SVltuSl W ! NttNl'
11eapolis, 81. Saul % Dmegn.
Da leg paa Sgn6ag bol6er min
Mfife6spreoifen % berpaa refer
til SEEM Sort for at obertage min rpe
@ierntng, ina bi16e min &uitru %
leg gierne r6tale en- in6erlig Sat til
alle for al ben @o6be6, ser gientem
Mare1te er biit imoo os og bore 8grn.
Serlig btl6e hi gierne ,16taIe bot
6Dbe Eofnemligbeo til ollie Dem, Ser
Ggn6agen ben IA. Mobember iaa
im1ft ale6e6e % peo @ammenfom<
iten efter @u6stieneiten / SSmmanuels
@irtert, og for Sc itore @aber, fom
bIeb oberroft %. 9enne Eaf giel-
Ser Menigbe6en og &enner;; men lite
min61t bore to &bin6eforeninger.
2igeleoes bil6e hi ogiaa gierne n6=
tale Dor Sat til Sm1ton,1els Menig=
be6, @aitor 2un6 og &uitru, Ser bar
meo til at bol6e Set for o., % Tom
bar mg6t % og Dor Menigbeo me6
en- forunoerIig &ierteligbe6, % hi
1to6 u6en &irfebus. Set &ierte=
baan6, iom er blebet fnpttet imellem
6isie to Menigbe6er, baaber leg mao
beopare til felles @eliignelie, men
aIlermeit til CUBS 9gre. @aatte
Cubs @eliignelie i Gremtioen bbile
ODER Mrbei6et / bore Menigbe6er !
Minneopolis. 9ette dnffes al e6ers
tafnemltge
@aemor % 81. S. Earpgaar6.
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Sc banife films.

Haa @pnoag bill 6e 6anife 6ilms
bore tilite6e / @ran6 8ou1epar6
Sail, a%rran9eret al 8. g. g.. 2oge
Scr. IS. Stuff paa, at alle, Ser bab6e
8illetter til SEN li6ite l1n6erboloning
Sen Site Sftober, bbor 8ille6erne
uoebleb, Tan benptte 6eiomme BILLET
ter. 9esnben bar :&omiteen ogiaa
6enne Gong ierget for ct goot @ro=
gram til Bublifums unoerbol6ning,
og benter 6erfor 1m9fful6t &us:
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Mfrei1em nb1at.

@aa 0pfor6ring al mango bar
Baitor Earpgaar6 me6 Samilie no
lat 6eres Mfreiie til S6n6ag Sen
5. December for at bielpe til be6
8aiare1t pao 9onia &an 2gr6ag Mf,
ten Sen 4. December - % Iigele6es
for at fortiette me6 Sn6iamlingen
til Sen 11De Strife.
Gamilien Dor bos Scr. og Mrs
g. @tenberg, 1923 @elbp Mbe., ct
&aul, bbor man tan benben6e fig
|Tilfel6e af firfe1ige Sorretninger,
|Selefon Sector GOAL.
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nomeseskers! Bem@rk!

De Forenede Staters eneste V~andingsdi.
.strikt i California er beliggende we'd Byen
Orland. Her faas Land med Vandingsret;
krugtbar Jordbund; udmerket Klima, uden
Sdeleggende Frost. Underssg straks For
til Jos. S. Brick son, 0rlapd, Cal.