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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
RENAME PANAMA CANAL
IN HONOR OF ROOSEVELT
bolivian Delegate Also Declares All
America Should Unite On
Monroe Doctrine.
I ny Associated Pr~ss.I

NEW YORK. Feb. "a change in
the name OF the Panama Canal 10 the
Roosevelt Canal. in honor of former
President Roosevelt. was suggested by
Jose Tejada, president OF the Chamber
OF Deputies OF Bolivia, and delegate
10 the Pan american Financial Confer
encc. at luncheon OF the National
Republican Club here today.
Colonel Roosevelt brought Tan
Atncricanism out Of the camp OF ideal
ism TO the realty that we now contcm-
plate with so much pleasure" Senior
Tcjada said.
That magnificent achievement. the
construction OF the Panama Canal, is
OF the most useful on this continent
and Of the century in which he lived
and we live. II stands today In all its
majestic grandeur. fully completed
working perfectly"
south America and the world al
large owes Roosevelt a debt that only
never fading gratitude can pay" Mr.
Tcjada added. There is only one way
that YOU can satisfy the people OF South
America. and that is by official act oil
YOUR government TO change its name
to the Roosevelt Canal"
Acceptance of the Monroe Doctrine as
the foundation of new era OF Pan
Amcricanism was urged by Mr.. Tcjada
"If all our countries would accept
and express the theory of the Monroe
Doctrine" he asserted lit would be
not only warning of America TO al
Europe and Asia, hui II would bring
as 4 consequence mutual and reciprocal
help Of American nations against any
external attempt 10 disturb the peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
URGES THAT AMERICA SEND
MISSIONARIES TO CHINA
Dir. Mnry stone Says Opium Smuggling
From Japan Threatens TO De-
StroS Nation.
BY Associated Press.

10y Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb 7.-Urgins that
many American missionaries be sent
u spread and maintain Christianity in
China. DR.. Mary Stone, head OF the
largest hospital in the orient. today
told the National Conference OF
Church Women that the Chinese were
threatened With corruption by opium
smusElcd from Japan and liquor pro-
duced by American brewers.
Japan" she declared. lis using the
newly. acquired province of Shantung
rs a door through which TO ship large
quantities OF opium and other drugs
into China. In an Incredibly short
time China wiped out the opium curse
and we built sl4.H0O,oDo bonfire OF
the pipes and the drug But Japan is
smuggling in opium in large quanti-
ties and the traffic last year alone
amounted to more than $40, 0o0. 0O0.'
American liquor interests driven
from the United States by prohibition.
DR.. stone added, ave attempting to
establish brewcrics and disi!li"r!cs in
China because il represents Virtually
The Chinese arc not drinking rco-
pie. she said. but they are susccp-
tihle 10 anything newly introduced
from America.
The whole world Is looking to
America" she declared. ito put Chris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
FIGHT ALONG TWO LINES
NEW JERSEY WILL TRY
TO CONTEST BOOZE ACT
Governor Edwards Confers With Leg
Hinturc TO Devise Methods
to lie Followed.
rBy Ansoc,ate,, Pm,

7RrrrdJHH:, A. A e.. Ess1 PFys M,, battle
ward l. Edw ards. for state rights AZ
sgninst constitutIonal prohibition. Is
fort TO induce The Lerds taIsso to o" con- S
a@endmen. in To un, .ed s slsnss' Sun
permitting tho sale In New Jersey Of
beverages containing moro than ono
half OF per cent OF slcohoi.
zion amendment In tho supreme Court
have been considered In conferences
Sssto tnn and the
have been introduced in tho Lceisla-
ounc, ono to permit the sale of bev-
Governors Platform
Governor edwards was elected on an
riEhs OF the people OF New Jersey to
say how they should live His attempt
S 50 .ain nns tnat th pledge ss made ,his
tlesrounds for the right Of a man to
lion Throughout the country
The Governor. in attempting to as
sert and maintain the sovereign rights
OF the state as against Federal con-
a Legislature controlled by the re-
publican party while he is a Democrat
New Jersey, not only failed to rat!fy
together With Rhode. Island and Con-
Eectlrut but went further than any
other state in tho Union. and its Leg
islaturc absolutely rejected the amend
men;. The Governor has urged the
LEGISLATURE 10 refrain in it's present
session from now giving its rati;iea-
ton.
Not Drinking H.n-
Although Governor Edwards holds
liberal personal views concerning the
use OF intoxicants. his friends say that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
PERMITS PROVIDE S262,417
IN NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK
Eleven buildings Authorized Here Dur.
ing Week.-Mrs. sS0.ObO Plant
to BE Erected

Expenditures for building and repair
work authorized last week By the
nulldinS Inspector amounted to $685.
~: according 10 figures compiled from
estimates given on building and repair
permits issued
Permits issued called for tho con-
structlon of eleven new buildings here.
which ranged In total cost from en-
$4,000 hvc-story factory building to a
>2O9 garage. The total expenditures
authorized ior new work totaled $780,
Twelve permits for alteration ana
repair work were issued during the
week Total cost of the repair work
IS given on the permits as sl5S,S61 and
the average amount 10 be expended on
each building TO be repaired or altered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
BANK BUYS KINGS HOME
AMERICAN DOLLARS
TO CllNK IN FRANCE
New York Financial Institution Takes
Over Famous building in
pnrts.

tIly Universal SerStc~.l
FARMS, Jan. s.-Hotcl Bristol. home
OF Kings and princes. is soon to re-
sound TO the ciink OF American dollars.
It's acquisition 9y me Bankers, Trus,
step YIN the emigration ot iac,s cank-
ing houses, led by Morgan Harics ~
Co, from tho neishhorhood OF the
dcmc, At N. end OF the Rue lie Ia
laiN. Fo".ns-iy held sacred to, royalty
and eAcluiir" mansions II has The
leputat .on NJ being ;he most sym
n:etrically b'auti:ui city square in the
/, Was at the Hotel Bristol. founded
as the premier hotc! OF Paris in 1867,
ihat King Edward. as Prince OF Wales,
snj9ysd Inc ne Of the FFen nc o Sap;,ai;
viii, according TO the bank, s plans, be
reserved - a private Office for its
president.
Edward n Matchmaker.
King Edwards matchmaking pro-
c!iTitits manifested themselves on one
OF his visits 10 the hotel lie gave
II dinner 20 the Duke OF BraEanza, TO
which he invited the Count OF Paris
AND his daughter. The marriage OF the
duke and tnc countess occurred soon
after and the par:s.gnn became, Queen
Amelia OF Portugal OF the iil-fatcd
dukes accession to the throne.
The siided salons OF the Bristol,
ters and cashiers cages are haunted
by memories OF monarchS who reign no
longer: King Manuel. who now lives
- tA'S W NpL''hS 'S''it III
land, and King Cons tantiue. OF Greece.
HOW fugitive in Switzerland were it's
guests. and on one OF lis visits before
lac became rsar the Inflated Nicholas
slept several nights there.
n modern gays the Bristol re-
lnained hoic! ot much prominence.
II was the chosen stopping place of
King George V. and Queen Mary.
Queen Alexandra. King 4 bert /. OF
Belgium and OF the .atters uncle.
l>ing Leopold. as VOL as OF King
George OF Greece The late j. u. Nor
gan retained permanent suite there.
When the peace conference opened
-ia!f the hotel was taken over by the
Japanese delegation.
Tales OF Monnrch..
Charles G. Morlock. whose father
who remained its manager until. lis
sale. is said 10 be the best-informed
man on royalty In France. His anec-
Iotcs about King Edward VII. are
famous in tho Paris cubs.
king Edwards greatest aversion
MAS ;ac Photographer" Moriock told
universal service. BEFORE lie left the
Notcl each morning lie would send his
secretary outside 10 make sure no
cameras were in ambush. lie once told
me that tAis was because his beard
then heavy black one, did not take
we'll.
Another trait OF the late King was
ms faithfuicsS 10 his employees He
lever failed - tip the hotel servants
i!bcral.y, and for eighteen years en-
p'"Ned the Same old l'ariS 'cochcr' 10
a"Ivc his carriage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
reaching Raleigh. The owners of tho

reaching Raleigh. The owners OF the
iowly Russian rublc even must lis:
these securities tor taxation. AZ one
time there wcr. many owners OF these
Russian securities. for just before the
downfall of the monarchy in Russia
people III the state Were buying these
securities at n much deprecated u ice
and depending on IL rise in the market
to clean up.
These rubles were selling for about
half price at that time. OF course. the
downfall of tho monarchy and the fail
urc OF Kercnslsyeto put the big bear
on its fighting feet again resulted in
the ruble deprcciating to nearly moth
ing. While II has never yet staged q
come back OF sufficient stamina to
break even. they must be listed for
taxation.
The only bonds not taxable arc bonds
issued by the State government or by
the authority OF the United States gov
eminent. All salary bonuses. and all
industrial bonds. including those OF
North Carolina corporations, must he
listed for taxation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

he has not taken n drink OF intoxicat-
ing liquor in moro than thirty years
upon advice OF his physician.
Edwards ts man OF action rather
than an orator but, in hie campaign,
made an Impression In his speeches by
directncss and frankness. He is con-
sidered stanch party organization
lbility. tolerant and loyal; a home
loving man, ono whose greatest pleas
ure In life Is In playing games with his
New Jersey. He Is sc. president OF the
First National Bank OF Jersey city,
served for six years NJ State Control
Tor. In which office no established n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Special Prices
For All FILINGS

Each filling carries this
guarantee: ANY filling
that comes out in IL
months, from any cause,
will be replaced without
cost"
Gold Filings, $500 up.
Gold Inlay Filings, $500 up.
True Dcntalloy Filling, soc up.
Caulk's Cement Filling, $1.OO
up.
Root Filling, S1.OO.
Artificial Porcelain Filling.
that cannot be detected In
the tooth at two or three
feet distant, $500 up.
And remember, l can Ill
your teeth without pain. Should
there be any pain in the prepar-
alton Of the cavity for the fill
ing, no charge will be made for
the work done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

tianity back where It was before the
war and then carry it to an even
higher piacle In the nations OF Eu-
rope and Asia alike. Don't send mis-
sionarics by the mere hundreds. When
you wanted TO lick Germany YOU sen;
soldiers by the millions"
The conference was called for tho
purpose Of outlining program for
me greater participation OF women in
me Interchurch World Movement and
representatives are present from yir-
tually every State in the Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
yirrIn,, Mnn prc-Ide,.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb. T.--Thc
seventh annual convention Of the
southern State and International Sec
rctarics of. the Young Mems Christian
Association opened sessions on Signal
Mountain today with representatives
present from all Southeastern States,
ana with +. y. Ackley, State secretary
Of Virginia, presiding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
NORTH CAROLINA PEOPLE
MUST PAY ON BONDS
f"reiEn Securities Itaurht ot (.h.,n
frfc"s VIII BE Assessed
nv Donrl

"a LEIGH y. c.. Fen 7.---Eonds Of
'reai Britain. France and othc- forejrn
Ionn res held By people in tho STATE"
must % listed for taxation. saws .rn
Htaie Tax Commission in answcr ~ \
number OF inquiries about tho ,natta-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WIDOW
AND CHILDREN TOTAL STA
Woman Is Sick With Influenza md
Without Funds-Sum OF $50
Needed.

Case no. IS OF The Times Dispa,ch
Relief Fund has mot with such q uni
N&rsai response that the fund is rap
luiE mounting upward 10 the needed
An even $50 came IN yesterday for
the poor widow, who is i'll of influenza.
;'nd her two little children, the Oldest
OF whom is only e.
Deprived Of the $40 a week which
tho mother earned by her work il,
he factory. the little family is in des-
itutc crcnmst2nces; Both children
hho been i'll OF influenza when the
s1@ther contracted the disease. and
Win no resis .ancc left she rapjdiv
Erew desperately ILL.,
me Iund which The Times Dispatch
Is cadeavortnS TO raise Will recon
siruci this little family and bring the
hioiheT back to normal condition
where she can again earn enough 10
support herself and her little ones
Conlrihu'lons received ia Yesterdays
man 10Y u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Teeth Extracted
Ten or more teeth ex-
tracted at one sitting, with
use of medicine to prevent
pain, for special price Of
$1,000.
-EXtractions with use Of
medicine to prevent pain,
$1.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

sey and for about one year was SsSto
Senator. lie is married and has afso
son. CAPTAIN Edward !. Edwards, IT,
= daughter. He is Il vcstryInan or a.
Pauls Episcopal Church Of Jersey ,tS.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
Nattnnrrnrs Etua.

Nogle bill iige, oct bar gobt, @ilions
Blan iffe blep go6fien6t al Mmerifa.
Sen bar 10 allere6e piit Jig 11mulig
.og noe al 5tano til at bin6re &rige1e
mellem &olen og @uslan6 og paa
8alfanbalbeen. Mn ct Ser n6figt til,
at en- a1oen og be6re 8lan Tan blibe
giennemfert, bbis Sar6tng bliber
balgt til 8raiioemt, iaa Glibn Moots
Sanfer ON en- Gerbens6omlteI faar
Eili1ntning Der / 2ar6et.
Mn6re paaitaar, at Sc beitentt beo,
at @libu &oot er fInr ober, at Ell gper.
ite Domitol % 2igaen bgrer uIgieliq
iarnmen. Sen enc tan um,1liq efsi.
itere 1ben ben anoen. Moot bill fqa
11oget at gibre meo at forflare fine
@artifpfler, at beres Gale ON at foo
en- @eroengoomitoI l1ben ct 6olfefor.
'bllro flet ingen gteoer bar bienme.
8elgiens nonerigsr1iniiter &prnans
er balgt tn 8raiioert beo BET fsr.
fte Msoes Of geationernes aiga JONI ffal
Iaabneg 8rusier Sen is. Mobember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10

eller ogiaa bpr ben 1igge Dos Mars-
mgoet (ut16ergibet &eferen6um ~ ct
af to, life be9ge Dele. Seq funbe 6er=
for lite itemme for-SorIlaget, iom leg
ielp DaD6e beret meb at or1ne, og ieg
fan lite itemme for set mi. Scrub
iGtningen for min Silillltring - Op<
Igipelien al be fpreote Sorilag - bleb
nemlig taget bort.
Seq er big paa, at efterbaanoen
bill tlere in6ie at 5ammenblan6inge1
al sc to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct 11bel=
Dig. So MI tilGige en- itbrre Eililllt=
ming til Samfnn6et fpnes at bore i
Gang, iaa bill leg anbefale, at ri lite
peotager ben foreilaaeoe 2openbring
enbnu, men Ter Ei6en an og 6rgfter
|Sage1 igien paa n9ite Marsmpoe.
Da BET bite fig, at man btl6e baa=
'oe beboloe Den ga1n1e % inofpre Ell
NJ Mfitemning ODER Sagerne, fortreo
leg meget, at leg bab6e la6et nit OPP
rinoelige 5orilag falbe, for leg tror,
ri bill finoe ben be6ite 2bsni1!g / @et=
ming al at gtbe Marsme6et 6en Opga=
be at giennemarbei6e Eanferne, Ieg=
&c @laner og itille 6or1ag, men Ia6e
ollie Me6lemmer bore me6 til at tref=
fe Mfgiprel1erne. 81. 8obierg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
King Christians Ride.

King Christian rides on his milk-white
steed-
And a happy king is he
To take old Slesvig back to Denmark
From Teuton tyranny.
Queen Dagmar watches at Dannevirke
Then proudly waved Old D%annebrog
Once o DER the Slesvig land
Where in "fOrty-eight'' and in "sixty
four
The brave Danes took their stand.
Queen Dagmar watches at Dannevirke
And once again shall in Danish land
Sound the Danes sweet mOthertOngue
And the strength that lay in the PEG
pies faith
Burst forth in a newborn song.
Queen Dagmar watches at Dannevirke
No longer shall Germany's iron heel
Curse Slesvig's hallowed soil
Won by the sweat of the Danish brow
Through ages of honest toll.
Queen Dagmar watches at Dannevirke
No longer shall Germany's bird of prey
Bring fear to the Danish lark,
And the wooden shoes shall stand at the
door
Unm0lested after dark.
Queen Dagmar watches at Dannevirke,
King Christians ride on his milk-white
Steed
Shall ever a symbol be:
That Dagmar's land is the Danes free
home
And shall always be his, be free.
Queen Dagmar watches at Dannevirke.
Wilhelm Petersen.
(The Rocky Mountain Ska ndinavian
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
sfal BET lie isjen?.

Set benote Jig i Ell &eitauration.
Deren aabneoes, % ino TOM EFT
l1ng Munb me6 Ell on6en ing Mnn6
paa &pggen, og ban baboe FIN forte
9t11mper al fine 8en tilbage.
"&rigen!" m1mleoe en al Sc til
lte0ebercnoe.
" 3d. &rigen!" fbareoe cit, iom bio
lite 8elfe6.
""Den forbanoeoe &eiier," uobrpo
Ell al @ieitertte, og alle 6e tillteoepe=
renoe iaa nicer iom Ell itemmebe / me6
at forban6e &%eiiere11.
"@ei" iag6e 6enne enc, nj lfal
netop life for6emme &ejicrep7ban er
allere6e o6mt, men ri ifol %forogmne
,Senator 9ooge og ollie oem iom bialp
bam me0 at forbinore, at bort ltore
2ano tom til at bore me6 at 9ien1em=
fpre Den ene1te Ylan, 1on1 Ger0et1 I'LL
fienoer, til at forbinore iaaoanme Sri
&C iom 6en, hi nps bapoe, / bpi1fe11
56enne l1nge Man6 og Millio11er ANDRE
tit SIP % 2emner e6elogt, % 1om eff
terlpo belle 8er6en / cit laa fortpiplet
Silitaro, at set Dil tage mere e1to cit
Generations Mrbej6e. at g%ienoprette
Aoel9ggelien!"
Nl tit Sonen cit anoen 2po, ioet
belle 5oriamlingen iag6e So og @men
til 6enne Man6s Sale.
Sg mar Ri TIL fpmmer til Nobem=
berbalget, Lao % 1aa allie ltemmebe=
rettige6e Men6 og &bi1,oer bore meo
at foroemme Senator 2ooges og ollie
bans Weoarbeioeres @olitif.
81 b6r biie @eroer, at hi oil life
babe bort itore, ri9e og frie 2ano itp-
ret al 0enne Slogs @olitifere.
$. 6. Stran6lfob>
&lltcbinion, Meinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
Deriom II. g. 81. bab6e sbgret meb /.

9eriom II. g. 81. bab6e beret me6 /.
.2igaen, ptloe @ilion iom 5enior
.blanot De amerifanife DeIegater
bore. blepet balgt. Men 90 set lite
tto11 lfe, bleo &pmans balgt, foroi ban
bar fienM me6 2tgaens belle &%iitorie,
og @alget neppe bill peffe Salouii
blanot Stormagterne. Set CT ogiaa
EN- &ompliment til 8elgten, / bbis So
neoftao oct ferite 2igamp6e bill blibe
bolot.
Sen STRENGTHENING, at 2igaen
ltal boloe bette Me6e, biier, bod man
maa meme ON. alt set, Ser for Ei6en
tales og tribes ON, at 2ieaert er oe6
90 ifal eritattes al noget an6et.
Eioligere republitanif Su1titsmtni,
iter George @icferibam ser er en-
&ilbenger al Mationernes 6orbuno,
bar notaH, at ban ir16ier> at Der er
meget ufnlofommenti Hariierpagten.
Mltgepe1 piloe ban meo @lnoe fet
ben ratificeret iom %ifrepen, ga ban
.tror, at Observation-Disclosures bar
ttlitrRffeltge til; at @agten fun6e ON,
formeS, efteriom bore rationale SSsuz
teresier gior6e oct ne6benbigt.
@icferibam bap6e 1plig en- @am-
tale meo Senator &aroing, % efter
Den uotalte ban,~ at Sen repl1blitanife
INSTRUMENTATION life belt og enoe-
Zig forfaiteoe @ationerues 5orbuno",
men biloe gaa / Spioien for at reoi=
oere 6orbunospagten og gipe Sen
praftiif &irfefraft.
Senator @aroing erfie11oer, til
.fpie6e @icferibam- at Mationalf orburt=
oct er iaa neie fnpttet til @uropas
Sfipbne, at Dele al 8agten maa beb=
BEG for at oprette 6reb i europa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
&binberne os stemmeretteu.

Ma1tse al bore %fpinoelige 8a1eere
iom fopfprlte Gang bill giere 8rug Al
beres Stennmeret 6ette @fteraar.
|trGnger gooe &oab, og set fit Sc al
|Senator Sar6ing / en- lille Sale, bar
forleben bol6t for Ell Slot &pin6e1
/ Marton. Maor &nin6erne rlt ito]
opgipre fig en- Mening ont &on6ioater
og Merfeiager, bpr be~ lite, iog6e
ban, laoe fig 1eoe al 5temninger Ell:
Ter Life Snotrpf, al perionlig l1pil1ie
eller @elbillie, enten set giel6er
MGno eller @artier De ber +. Cts.
lite 6pmme en- Mano bare pao @rl1l1b;
lag al bans Gtemme for eller MOI
a~binoeitemmeretten; Sc bpr granite
belle bans offentlige 6ero % bans
@oloning / allie oietige Spsresmaal
og iaa felbeD om eller treffe fit @o1g,
lp1H oeres DeO11e St1pn Dg 0ereS Salm=
pittigbeo tiliiger
9ette er @oeroagspis6om, mel,
Set er 6en Slags Metleoning, Sc npe
&elgere trenger. Sen lange &
for &bin0ens Stemmeret bar pao
mango Maa6er beret ct bpiltemt Mr=
beioe;; mango at 6e &bin6er, iom mi
for ferite Gang ifdl gierc 8rug al
&etten, bill pisielig babe liot panlfeliq
for at fomme neo paa Soroen igien
og gipe fig ifait, paa en- proftiif Maa-
Sc, meo foreliggen6e 5pprgsmaal,
bbis rette 2esning beror poo praftilt
Srloiigt og flar 9anfe, life paa lpri-
ife Stemningre. Saroing taIte lite
for fig ielp peo 6erne Mnle6ning; ban
ltemte, fom befien6t, for oenne@ run6=
lopsenbring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
&rspepalsene ! @iseoniin,

Som 8la6et gaar / 8resien, fore
ltgger en6nu ingen Oplpsning ON
.nofal6et al Br9bepalgene / @iscon<
fin oen z. .5eptember. Mf 6e 6 rep11=
.,blifanife &anoioater for @nberner.
ct ifglge Sptellingsre ultaterne tio-
Zig imorges @ilcor foran, men 11er
%efterfnlgt uf Blaine ga Sollette Yar-
til, og Seamon er tre6ie. Set bill
blibe en- al oe to ferlte. Etl Senator
iDnes 2enroot at babe 6e fleite Stem-
mer forqn Ebompion ga 6ollettes
Horti).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
BamBk &Bnr /
@nrnnta. Ner1 Wnrk

Set er life til @9er0agsbrug, at
Der beres noget ON etler ira be ba11=
tie 5armere / gtaten Metp Sort.
Saa meget fornbieligere bar set be-
ret at leie en- 8eretning om,et go6t
oanff M96e, Ser 2eroog Sen %. Slug.
bleb bolot / 0neonta, g. 9. S iioite
@1tmer al "@or6lpiet" fortelles ser
nofprligt ON bette Mpoe, og pi brix>
ger ber EN- Sci al oen1e 8%eretnino
meo &eferat'af Ealer, fom bleb bolot.
Serlig, for6i set fommer fra 9iten,
er set paro at lagge Merfe til.
Otter Sn6bp6elie. of 2onosmen6
Stiego, Delomare og &erfimer Goun-
tpes | Seem Sort Stat bolotes dom
5ortiettelie al Mlbanp Me6et forriqe
Mar) 2proogs set on6et aarlige Mg-
6e 0neonta.
Soften bar arrangeret 8pen One
ontas im1ffe @eabmo : 8arf, beIig-
gen6e be6 Sen flare @nsquebanna
I6lo6, og @abillonen por al Gru @briit
GbriIten1e len feitIigt 1mpffet me6 5tier.
nebanner og Dannebrog, @uirlanoer
og @remt.
Soften, Der bar bei6gt of 300
Menneifer, i1oleoeoes meo MfipngeI-
fen al "Star Spangleo 8anner".
&omiteforman6en, ST. gbrift gbri-
itenieh bbb @e%lfou11en. Ser bar
blepen ipnrgt:: Sbab bill S? &pab ct
!5ormaalet? Seq ffal 6ertiI ibare, at
pi bill Jamie ollie Snteresier UNDER cen
.Snteresie. @i oanife 2anomeno bill
orefte De beofte Ms1lligbeoer for us.
biflingen Of 2anobrl1get paa 6isie
&n11ter ! bort anerifnnife M6optib-
lambs Sieneite. 81 BIZ .fa1nIe @irfe.
foH % SStffteffiirfefolf 2anomano %
8Dfof for ben felles eo6e Sag.
@elfomme11
@gort MobersmaoI1 bleb affunget,
% aortorcbef giego 8. gberlin al
Set gfsoe &ors boIot fpleerbe meoitor
0pn1prfiombe6 pnnbsrte Cole:
9iiltroos for Dor itore aierliebeo
for bort aboptereoe 2an6 bar. ii Dar.
tie beroDre fa.loitnnofte @et til at ere
ogselffeD a11tt1arf. s Sc ienere Mar
barr oer rosen Die sibe peret Ell 8e.
pagelie oppe mel SET Jorn1aaI 1t Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-10
9refbent @ilion raifere.

SSgaar tog @reii6ent @ilion uo
paa en- langere &igretur. San ait
rolf fra BET Sbi6e &us til fin Muto-
mobil % fi6rte en- bel Slime runot /
8pen, ma11ge Ste6er fienot og birft
al ~6olfemengoen.s