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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-07-08
Thompson Town Troubles
WITH APOLOGIES TO THE INTELLIGENCER

THE INTELLIGENCER

Out at Dunbar
South of Centralia,
In a mighty fine country
a few weeks ago
They had a play.
Called, The District Skule."
And We wanted to go.
But our ear broke down
And we had to miss it.
But just the same.
They had the show.
And they had grown up folks.
Dressed up like kids.
To represent the pupils.
And the teachew asked the class.
What is the Capital of the World
And n of the Pupils.
Held up his hand.
And snapped his fingers.
And said Thompson.
And the teacher asked the class.
And asked the class
Who is President?
And another pupil.
Held up his hand.
And snapped his fingers.
And said Joe Considine.
And the teacher sqid right.
And asked the class.
What does he do?
And another pupil.
Held up his hand.
And snapped his fingers.
And said PUFFS AND BLOWS.
And when We heard about it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-07-08
COUNTY ASSESSOR
S. 7. TORREYSON

Mrs. Leslie Honiff and children, of
ear Rush Hill, visited her sister,
Mrs. j. c. Horton, of southwest of
Mexico "a few days this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-07-08

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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04
Entered OF Record

Deeds
P. KEMOHE to Sam Kemohe ct. al
CIR. S015 & 2547 Kapohue, Hama,
Maui, r. P. 1926 Kul. 2S45, Kaneloa,
Honolulu, Oahu, May II, 1920. 81.
SOLOMON KAPBPA G WE. to Henry
K. Kaiwi, l A in CIR. 1857, Maui, May
II, 1920. $50.
SAM FONG WAL & WE. to H. Y.
Chuck, int. in r. P. 1851 Kul. 2937
Waipio, Komohana, Hamakualoa,
Maui, Mar. 10, 1920. $3.50.
CHARLES WILCOX & WE. to U. Oga-
wa, 5000 So. #. of r. P. 1896 Kul.
400 Owa, Waikiki, Maui, May %,
1920. SITS.
JULIA HOOULU & HSB. to Lahaina
Agrct. Co., Ltd, r. P's 1S47, APP. 8
&2743 makila ETC., Lahaina, Maui,
May II, 1920. $3.50.
KEKIOKALANI KALAUAWA (w) to
Alice N. Kananui, R. P. 6179 Kul.
4O92 Mapulehu, Kona, Molokai, Mar.
80, 1920. $50.
CARRIE MAKAIWA & HSB. to Edgar
Morton, CIR. 1475 APP. l & r. P. 2006
Ap. 4 Mooloa, Hanuaula, Maui, Feb.
"a, 1920. 500.
EST. OF w. C. LUNALILO by Trs. to
Amos f. Cooke, 4 A land & fish
pond Kawela, Molokai, Mar. 80, 1920
1915.
Agreements
ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES co. LTD.
to Jerry Burns to sell for $1156.5O
400 Chevrolet Touring car No. 637529
May IA, 1920.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES co. LTD.
to John B. Abrew to sell for $6S3.9O
used 400 Chevrolet touring car No.
614641 May 8, 1920.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES co. LTD.
to P. J. Goodness to sell for $1O3O.3O
400 Chevrolet touring a No,
637671, May II, 1920.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES co. LTD.
to DR.. F. St. Sure to sell for $1164.5O
used 7-passenger Car No. 639S3S
May IL, 192O.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES co. LTD.
to M. S. Goodhue to sell for $1124.5O
used 1918 Hupmobile roadster, No.
70646570, May 5, 1920.
FRANK G.. INORGANIC with Haiku
Fruit & Packing Co., Ltd, to take,
use ETC., water from P~uaahookui
Gulch, Maui, May 10, 1920. 81.
Land Court Deed
MARY HENNESSEY & HSB. to
Elizabeth H. Hitchcock, premises on
Island of Molokai, May 20. 1920. 81.
Mortgages
HARRY GESNER & WE. to Baldwin
National Bank of Kahului, int. in
1895 So. it. land, Owa, Waikiki,
Maui, Jan. 80, 1920. $4,000.
DAVID X. & WE. to Mrs.
Isabella Watson, int. in pc. land,
Kanaio, Honuaula, Maui, May l,
1919, Is yrs. at $40 per annum.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Motor Spirits From Pineapple Re-
fuse-A. w. Eames, resident manager
of the California Packing Corporation
has announced that the experimental
plant being erected at Iwilei, Homo
lulu, for the manufacture of motor
spirits from pineapple refuse will be
in operation on July /.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04
MaunaOIu Commencement
To Take Place June II

The commencement exercises of
Maunaolu Seminary will be held at
Baldwin Hall, Friday, June IL, at 10
o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Pleasant will
give the address. There will be a
short musical program under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Jones.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Bread Price Advanced-The leading
bakery in Honolulu has announced an
increase in the price of bread from
10 to IL cents for small loaves and
from Is to 1S cents for large loaves.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

A New York state inventors lawn
trimmer has a vertical blade that does
the work and a horizontal one to
catch the cuttings.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Bottled soft drinks are delivered
when coins are dropped into a new
vending machine.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

H. C. L. SOLVED
See Matrimony in classified ads on
page ADV.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04
On The Other Islands

a quart, which distributors announced
for June l.. They also decided to
take up with the supervisors the plans.
dropped some time ago, for supervi-
sion of the films shown in local
theaters.
Tourist Business Falling oH-Ow-
ing to the impossibility of being as
sured return passage, most of the
tourists who planned to come to the
Islands for the summer are canceling
their bookings, according to report
from San Francisco. Some of the
recently arriving vessels could have
accommodated more but are booked
full several times over for the return
trip.
High School Heads Meteor the
first time in the history of the depart
ment of public instruction, high
school principals met in Honolulu last
Saturday to discuss plans for the COM
ing year. p. A. MacCaughey, princi-
pal of the Maui high school was among
those to attend.
DR.. o. E. Wall, who recently resign
ed from the board of dental eXamin-
ers, is to head the free dental clinic
for children to open in Honolulu in
the near future.
Survey Report On Way-Vaughan
MacCaughey, superintendent of public
instruction last week received a cable
gram from DR.. f. F. Bunker stating
that the first proofs of the federal
school survey in the territory have
been mailed from Washington, d. c.
Teachers May Have Transport-A
special transport may be set aside for
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04
D E D

KAIMI-In Honolulu, May 26, 1920,
Mrs. Annie Kaimi, of 1913 Ilaniwai
Street, divorced, native of Kahuku-
loa, Maui, 81 years old. Buried in
Lock View cemetery, Pearl City.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

the use of local teachers who desir,
to visit the mainland this summer, i
the reply to the communication sen.
by Vaughan MacCaughey, superinten
dent of public instruction, is a fav
orable one. If the plans materialize
the transport will leave .here on OF
about July 5 and will return in the
latter paIt of August. Application fol-
passage in that case will be consider.
ed in order of length of service.
The senior class of the College of
Hawaii shortly to graduate, has a 100
Per cent wal record among the men.
Six of the men served in the army, tho
other two were in the students army
training corps.
Large Summer School Due-The de-
mand for circulars outlining the sum-
mer courses of the department of
public instruction has exhausted the
supply. From this superintendent.
~MacCaughey concluded attendance
will be heavier than it was last year.
Fern Estate In Court-The widow
of Mayor j. j. Fern has applied for
letters of administration of his estate.
The estate, real and personal, is repre-
scented as being valued at S7762.
Charles J. Falk, for SO years a resi-
dent of the islands, died in Honolulu
last Saturday following an illness of
q year. He was buried under Masonic
auspices on Sunday. Mr.. Falk was
born in Chicago in 1852.
Four Ships From Los Angeles-The
Los Angeles and Pacific Navigation
Company is soon to start four vessels
on regular routes from Los Angeles
to the Orient via Hawaii, according to
announcement by John Hodges, secre-
tary of the Hawaii Tourist Bureau.
He quotes William and Reese Level
Ign, of Los Angeles, directors in the
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Honolulu Markets May Unite-The
territorial marketing commission has
agreed to the operation of the terri
torial anr municipal markets Jointly
in an effort to reduce the high cost OF
living. If the supervisors approve,
n manager satisfactory to both
parties will be appointed to direct both
plants.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Hilo Gas Shortage ReIieved-The
shortage of gasoline which had doubl-
ed auto rent service rates and all but
put all Hawaii on foot, was relieved
on Monday by the arrival of the tank
steamer Col. E. L. Drake with a sup
ply sufficient for several months, with
careful use.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

navigation company, as the sources of
his information.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Opposed To Longer Day-'I do not
think 1t right to add a half hour to
the school day" declared Representa-
tive Henry Lyman, of Hawaii, speak
ing of the situation, land l am sure
most Of the other Legislators will
agree with me. l believe this change
will decrease the efficiency of the
schools"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Governor Mccarthy spent several
days last week at Hilo looking into the
matter of the proposed new Hilo wharf
for which $500, 600 was appropriated
from loan funds by the last legisla-
ture. The money will be available
from the next sale of bonds. The
Governor also looked into homestead
matters for a few hours, paying a
visit to the Waiakea homestead tract.
The homesteaders are trying to get
the territory to install a water system
through the tract.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Women After Milk Prices - The
Housewives League of Honolulu has
appointed a committee to investigate
the advance in milk prices to 10 cents
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Truck With Workers Runs Away
4 truck with Is laborers aboard ran
Wild for 2 miles down grade and then
rned over twice with 5 men of the
'g only slightly injured, The acct
occurred near Ookala, Hawaii.
axes would not hold. The truck
emolished.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

The Honolulu Chamber OF Com.
merce is willing that the Wise Hawai-.
ian rehabilitation bill be passed. nj
a cable message sent this week to
the chambers representative in Wash
ington he was advised that the direc-
tors OF the chamber were not in favor
of his opposing the passage of the bill
in the senate. The measure has al
ready passed the house.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

c. c. Biting Dead-Charles Carol
Biting, a well known attorney of Ho-
nolulu, died last Monday after a long
llness of tuberculosis. He was G2
years of age.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

n. 3. Mariner, for the past 10 years
manager of the First Trust Co., of
Hilo, resigned last week and with his
wife departed for the coas a few days
III MheEe they will make their flu
IRE hon. No cause for his sudden
iction has been given, and who his
will be is not known. Mr..
Mariner had a wide circle of friends
in Hilo and Honolulu.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04
OTHER ISLANDS

Elks Buy Castle Plaee-The Homo.
lulu lodge of Elks have virtually clos.
ed the deal for purchase of the ]. B.
Castle place on Waikiki beach. The
place will be used for lodge and club
purposes. 1t has about 400 feet of sea
frontage. The price paid was S155, 900.
The lodge will sell its Waikiki Inn
site, it having been decided that the
cost of erecting a suitable building on
the property was prohibitive.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-06-04

Two Naval SeapIanes made the
flight from Pearl Harbor to Kauai
last week in 80 minutes. 1t is stated
that the next flight will be to Molo-
kai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
II i @aibinqton bar

&egieringen / @aibington bar
ober6raget &etten til Mnl9ggelie al
,Stattoner n6ober set allere6e efsilte=
,renbe Mntal til 8rtoatfolf;; oct CT alt
,ina mco Sem, at Danmorf moa font
me operens.
2a0 % baabe, at oettc pil lnoe Jig
gipre, og at Mutoritetcrne / &i6ben=
bapn ptl gipre oeres til, at Soreta-
genoet illareit muligt fom1mer / Gang.
9anlfe bar Ell beflageli9 Etlbpie-
|ltgbeo til at la6c fem bore lige, -
"tomn1er ieg life i6ag, laa tommer
ieg i%nlorgen" Mlere6e ct Norge font
met 0armarf / Torfisbet paa nGrpG=
reroe Smraooe. Set fan ingen for
|tGntc Norge l. men set btl6e bore
rart, ON Sc Danlfe I'M e11gang for EN-
6oranorings Sfpl6 fit 1iot @altpurf.
Nationen fan life, bpr life, tpr life
|lenger ligge / EFT &rog og la6e alle
andre palie ON mi6t l1oe paa @eroens=
.gl,lpet. Netop foroi Sen er iaa lille,
mo1 Sen rnabe 6obbelt Ioo bpit iom
DC lterre6plfefGro> ellers bprer inge,1
oer. Sg mton1ltl1noer roobes scr
meit Dtrfningsf l1lot bio Traa6lps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
EprrrnpH I'm.

Sc 6oreneoe Stoters l%1n6erpis=
'%1ingsbltrealt bar offcntliggiort cit
|Spcriigt ober sc 2enninger, Scr be-
tales 2rrcrnc / 2anosbpifolerne /
Mmerifa, % mar man bar let ocn1e
|SDeriigt, ct set life ban lfeligt at for
itaa, bporfor iao mango Gliinoe Gfo=
!!ler ioar ltaar l16cn 2prere. Sen pi=
Ter tcmlig, at 40 Hrocent al 2erer11e
bar mtn6rc ems 600 9ollors pn1 Ma=
ret, "a Yrocent min6rc ems 500 % II
Erocel1t mtnore chs 400 Dollars -
EFT 2pnning paa pmtrcnt IS 9ollars
ON Maaneoen paa egen Soft! &11n 5
|Hrocent al 2nrer11e bar Ell 2pnning
al 1000 Collars cller oerober. Sc
ooorli9it lpnneoe CT Sc Ncgre, ser
r%moerbiier / Sfoler for Megerbprn;
Sc bor / @iennernintt tim 373 Sol
lars ONT Moret for manolige 2ercre
% 357 Collars for 2ererin6er.
Spnningernc / sc forifielli9e Sta
ter porierer iterft. On Gtat betaler
2anosbplrrernc CIT @ienneminitslpn
al 1926 Collars, mebcns cit anoell
11pies n1co at betale cit @iennem1nits=
len al 351 Dollars. Ser CT ct 5fole=
oiltrift, ser betoler jim 2Grer cit fur
itelig Gage al 50 Collars ON Moret!
90 laa n1aa man tillige blife poa> 1t
bette er Sc 2pnninger> ser betales iaor
pg bpori er ibereg11ct oe 2prmingstil=
log, Joni nogle al 2urerne bor foaet
paa @rltn6 al Sc 0pre Siber.
81 9anife bor :altio peret itolte al
2onosbDifolerne / 9amn1arf, ser olle=
reoe / bore Sl0ef Gores eller Tipoloe=
feores IiO ito0 bit ODER Sc Sfoler,
Ser finocs / G,,iin6pis al / omeritou=
ife Sfoleoiitrifter. Set pi.be life
bore til Sfa6e, ON Sc 6anife 6armere
ptl0e fortGlle oercs Maboer li0t o11,
boilfen &ellignelie oct for ppret for
9anmart at bape gooe 2anosbpifoler
mco bellamebe 2nrere> laa at oisie
bill lore at indie, at Sc Henec> oe on=
bel16er paa at gibe bcres 8prus gooe
SGrere cit or6cntlig Syn, ct go6t 9i=
bet lto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Carl 9a9lsren bpb.

@n al CALIFORNIA; nlolte 6anlfe
M9no, 2onblfabsmoler Carl DabI=
gren, er ifplge "8ien" ofgooet be6
9eoen / oen bbie Al6er al 70 Mor:
Sen 1fopoe &1tnltner ito6 bpit a11=
lfrepet blan6t &l1nitnere og &unlt=
fienoere, iom forito6 at pl,r0ere bans
iiel6ne @aper. Sans @alerier fa110t
So ogiaa Sci us til &unoreoer al
Stem omfring / 5taten; meoens bans
iterre Mrbeioer prp6er mango offent=
lige ~6oriamlingsiale og bgrer til oo-
lfillige Disadvantages ppperlte
@erfer. 8lan6t Mr. 0ablgrens beo=
tie &11noer b9rte Sen ober bele Ser
ben fienote @lantefpiiolog 2utber
@nrbanf> for bbem Dab1gren far uo-
fprt en- Mgng6e al Sc lmufffe sSSllu<
itrotioner, Der er optrpft / 8urbo1fs
Ngrfer. 9ablgren CAB fine Male=
rier en- bis mat Gone iom for9ge6e
8ille6ets @fienbe6, og iom Sen 6Dg=
ttge &11nitner> ban bar, foritoo ban
at beige iiel6ent imuffe Motiper.
San interesiere6e fig r1eget for fit
Spoelan6S Gel, og ga Eanfe11 TOM
frem me6 at opfere en- DanmarfS=
8pgning be6 Observation-Disclosures /
San 6rancisco 1915, tilbe6 ban
ltrafs lin Stette og 1fienfe6e &omi=
teen 100 imuffe MaIerier me6 Moti=
Der fra Danmarf og Mmerifa. Ma=
1erierne bleb iolgt til 6oroel for Dan=
marfsbDgntngen og in6bragte iaa
fort ct @eleb, at Mr. Dab1grens 60
be btitnof bar oct it6rite@ nfeltmanos-
biorag til oct imufte @ieme6.
Carl Dablgren bar fe6t / @fellfgr
1871. &an 6eltog / @rige1 me6 Epif-
lano og 9itrtg / 1864 og bar me6
Stoltbe6 iin &rtgsme6aille San tom
til Mmerifa / 8egpn6elien at 7O'erne
% opbolot fig en- Del Nlar / ntab;
men / 1878 reiite ban til California,
iom lige it6en bar beret bans Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Slayer oper Torfnfelier.

8i bar / sen ienere Si6 mootaget
aoifillige Slayer fra bore Mbonnenter
ober, at 81a6et fomtner 6e1n faa tent
iben6e og / enfelte EiIfnIce Iet lite
f%remfommer.
&erfra afgaar 8la6et til beltemt
&io bber nge, og Soriintelien raaa
sabiolut ifploes @oltbeiener. 1i b.
rer, at bore &olleger mctoger lige
nen6e &loger. Smiolerti6 It'll vi Jig-
re alt / Dor @agt for, at bette Gor.
bolo tan forbe6res. Sor6brigt bar
acknowledgements 111 ioaet tilitoaet
beore 2bnninger, og @oitbeienet boo-
ber iom en- Sblge 6eraf at fun11e faa
ben tilitreffeltge &ielp.
Samti6ig gnifer ri at iige, at hi
tultio er pinig til at eritatte bortfom-
me @un1re, 11aar ri mo6tager Me66e-
'1elie 6erom. 1%1b8iperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Eua Russ.

81 bar felt nplig begDuot Ell ny
Tortelling al SEN fienote oonlfe Sor=
fatterinoe 6annp Suren, Der bar
{frepet en- 9el pelpnoe0e og interes-
5arte Non1oner, bporaf "@ba &oIs"
turoe pere en- al oe be6lte og inu1f=
felte. 81 a%nbefaler berfor bore &c.
fere, % lerlig 9aierinoer> at fplge
goot me6 fra 8egpnoellen. Gortel
ligeleoes 8enner og 8efienbte, at Der
er begpn6t en- f9ngllenoe STORYTELLING
I bort 81ao og gipr opm9rfiom paa,
at nDe Mbonnenter faar 8laoet til
$3.50, ioafremt set beltilles fpr lite
Suit. Npe M6onnenter faar ligele-
oeS alt set u6fomne al Sen 11pe &o=
man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Sftbsfarten.

+ Sfan6inabten : Mmerifa 2iniens
berberenoe &ontor me66eler< %, at
Der fra &igbenbabn er ino1gbet Eele-
gram ON, at "Gre6erif g." afoampe-
De Den TO- Sum- meo Seem Sort iom
Ntaal. Sen benteS BERTH omfring Sen
20. Sum-: 2igele6es' er ser mo6taget
Telegram ON, at Mrbei6et / &ieben-
babns Sabn iaabel fom Danmrafs
.Spfort otter !er fommen / fin 11ormale
.Gienge. 2iniens Sartplan inotil
>San11ar 1921 bill mart funne offent-
liggigres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Iudsat til 1ste JUL!

For at im0dekomme ct On
ske fra en- Del af wore Abon-
nenter, der 0nsker at drage
Fordel af den gamle Pris for
Bladet, har vi udsat Fristen
i to Tiger for Fornyelser og
nye Bestillinger til den gam
lie Pris, aItsaa Ill den lste
JUL 1920.
Efter den Dato er Prison
ufravigelig $500 pr. Aar
baade for gamle og nye
Abonnenter.
Abonnenter, der STAIR til
Restance og like opbetaler
denne linden ovenn9vnte Da-
to, bliver beregnet So. fra l.
April d. A.
Benyt derfor Tiden nu,
medens der or en- Anledning.
Venligst
Udgiverne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Glagrt!

Ser er i11gen cling, Ser maner,
iom ct Stag, Ser gaar til Sop,
mems Set 6rager bore &ierter
og bort 5in6 moo @imlen op.
Sg Set baier UNDER Sailing
iom en- flommen6e Detailing.
Ma, men ogiaa iom cit @bi1fen
ON oct ltprlte, iom III pe6,
life 6i11 og life min,
n1e1t bele 6olfets @ntgbe6.
Set bar baiet for oe Slegter,
Dborbeo hi % bort bleo til,
ODER 6re6ens mil6e Eoner,
ODER &ens bi1oe 5pil.
Set bar FORFEIT, naar oe ieire6,
oct por meo 6em, 11aar Sc feireo
lor1gt observation-disclosures Setter,
Set bar &aobet, t1aor Sc ltre6,
% Oct 1tD1te Sl1f | B1lgel1,
,1aor set ltolte Gtib git 11eo.
Derfor blotter ri bort @obe6,
bber Gang 6laget gaar til Sop
mems oct orager, bore &ierter
% bort Sino moo @imlen up.
Set er bore 0rpmmes Tolf,
oct er baa6e 2ano og Golf.
Sao Set bbioe &ors forfpn6e
for bber fremmeo @abn og Me6,
ON en6 be1e 8er6en tribes:
jog CT 9anmorf, ieg ct 6reo.
Mrel Snel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18

.paa at faa fine &anoioater ino / gm-
.beoer. &pa6 moralif @tprfe Bette
bar, ct felt og boloent inoirefte %
opererer iom S%noibi6er giennem ois5e
S&9a1ta;i6ater. 9erfor er oct, at en- po=
ltttlf 9%Qtform %lG6panlig er Ell Sppg
eller eft 9rganiiation nafbengig II
Yartier11e fot~ot inflnere Den offent.
lige Mening, og ef> {aaoant lom @nti>
@oloon 2eogue og @tReioerf ore'1in-
ger er meget pt9tiae.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Ma11 bar olle GLADE for Mg0et % biz

Wston bar ollie glaze for Wtg0et % BIZ
,ite tit go6e 6oritaaelie al 5agen beo
at gipe cit goo Solicit: Derefter bap=
oe n1a11 CIT al Sc fi6nnelte Stun6er
un6er Marsmpoet, 6a Dor Santbal,6<
ienoing 9agmar Meller paa fin ieb=
nc, bronfri @oaoe fortalte ON 8e=
gDn6el1en til fin ltore &ierligbeb til
SantbalmtSiioner1, paft / ben6es
8arnoom pe6 benoes I'M af6poe Wors
|6ortelling ON Sc imaa bruno 8prrt
Der langt opre, iom lebe6e 11oen at
|fjen0e nogen @u6 at be6e til, og 811=
oct "8prnebennen" bop6e illultreret
Bette me6 8ille6er fra Mislionslipet
6eropre. @iis Mpllers Mfrei1e, iom
ifltloe babe fun6et @teo ti61igt pao
|6oraaret, bar blepen r6iot al forifiel<
|lige 9enipn til &egieringen - &api<
rcr, Ser ifl1loe or0nes - men iao=
piot ma1 t11noe ifipn11e, biloe Sen fin
Sc Ste6 / eat nnr 5remtio.
HrGiterne San Sl1bl, @raben=
g1oro .. II. ilutteoe Jig bierte1ig ill.,
bDao Goomor @pller lag6e> og hi
bar olle enige ON, at Ell fjgnnere Mf
lll1tning poa ltgens Mrbei6e f11noe
life trl1fes.
Set ifol fer beofpies, at Ser peo
Mp0et bar to Galere fra &ipbenbopn,
begge paa &eiie beropre / Staterne>
nemlig Yaitor @a6e og &ono. teol.
Mcinecbe.
Otter CIT ltormiul6 Scat fulgte cit
|5ollfins Spnoag Morgel1, % ollie
begnc ira ltrpmmeoc 6olf til &irfen>
bpor @aitor Sdrgenien forrettcoe Al=
tertjenelte og &a1tor San pre6ife0e.
@ftermio0ogen git me6 Mp0e /
|9unoen, ltoflugter til Set bpggelige
|8ernebiem, bpor set inrligt for en-
Mors &ebfomm1en6e life f11nbe oroet
enc opmnrtre til Snteresie for bette
Mrbcioe Deo at ie 8pr1tenes @lp6e og
Silfreosbeo ODER at bore Set. @tort
maa Mrbeioet bore for 8eitDreren -
|Mano og @l1ltru; iaooiot ser f%ortol=
tes, bar ser fire I'M ia UNDER to Mar.
|Sgiaa us til &irfegaar6en git belg=
genoe; ser minoe6es mal1 garnle Yo=
flor Eeoerien, &oloniens fprlte Brelt,
6orfatteren Gorl @onien, iom lepeoe
cit Gel slor / 9pler, og Sen itore 6el=
lesgrap mc0 Ofrene ira SEN itore
Mfil1ltningen par / &irfen ON Mf=
|tener1, bbor Ser efter Sll1tningstaler
al flcre Br9itcr blep iunget al ct ite6=
ligt &or, oirigeret ii Eanolege
Sbomien. Set bar Ell ltor .Mpoelle
for % alle og hi flyer Sat til Dem
ale pg Saf til bele Menigbe6en oe
ale bore 9o6c @Grter / Spler for ser,
gjeltfri Mo0togelie, hi olle fit.
@rs+ 9a9ntar Sarp9aarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Gn gammel Mbonnent, Der bar 1ae6
. 1864.

De bill in6lagt fin6e Monep 0r6er
.spaa $3.50 til 6ornpelie al min Sub
fription paa 8la6et. Seq er mi 80
&ar og bar banifeligt be6 at FIRE @er1>
men. Seq bar bol6t 8looet / 30 Mar
og bill gierne boloe set, iao lenge leg
Tan leie og faa alle 6e @pbe6er fra
oct there gomle 9anmarf, fom leg
fampeoe for / 1864. Seq bar r1eo /
Slaget beo &elgolan6 ben 9. Mai
90 Ri fiso SIS pao @partienberg.
Meo benlig &ilien-S s. &anien st.
S, Bog 90, Mancbeiter, 3enr.