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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-14

recommended your medicine to several
Young ladies who have all benefited
by it.'-Mrs. AGNES L. BELLOWS, 306
Lincoln Rd, East Rochester, N. Y.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, draggng-down sensations,
faintins spells or indigestion should
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
Write for free and helpful advice to
lydia L. Pinkham Medicine Co. icon
tidentiaD, Lynn, Mass Women only
open, read and answer such letters.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-14

pound Tor several
years and think it
fine. l am a prac.
t i C a | nurse and
when I get run down
and nervous | take
the Vegetable Com
pound. | also have
trouble with my
bladder when I am
on my f e e t a Il d
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Sanative Wash re-
lieves that. | have
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-14
THIS NURSE
ADVISES
Women Who Are Ill To
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

East Rochester, N. VI have used
lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-14
RoUMANIAN RULERS
DELAY VISIT TO U. S.
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie
viii Come Over Next
Spring.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, May ~
ASSOCIATED Press). - King Ferdinand
and Queen Marie Of Roumania have
decided TO postpone their visit to the
United States until next spring. Prob
lens facing this country are so numer-
Gus and serious, the King said to-day,
that he Is unable to leave the country
at the present time.
"After Queen Marie and l visit Bes-
-sarabia and pay oficial calls at some
European capitals" said the King, I'VE
will be able to plan our trip to Amer
eca, to which we are both loOloing for
ward with great pleasure"
Queen Marie, who for = long time
has been contemplating a trip to the
United states. was present during the
interview. and jokinEly remarked to
the correspondent that the American
people would have no time TO receive
dent"
II ann afraid" she continued. Il
should be in the way II I went to
your country now in the midst OF a
national political campaign. AS prac-
bcal people, you must be moro inter-
ested in Presidents than in Queens.
think next spring would be a bet
ter time to go to the Tilted States. /
am personally much interested in the
women OF America, who have been 40
good to my country. l want to thank
them In person for all the help they
gave us through the Red Cross and
other relief societies. The Federation
81 Women's Clubs has invited me 10 Be
its guest and offers have been made nv
railroad oficials for our travel through
out the country. know the King and
my daughters will enjoy the trip
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-14
HONOR JOAN OF ARC HERE.


Cancellation to be Celebrated n
. Riverside Drive Statue.
N honor of the canonization OF Joan
OF Arc to take place in Rome on Sum
day there will be q pageant at Ford
ham University on that day and a DEM
onstratlon at the Joan OF Arc statue on
Riverside Drive at O'Clock to-morrov
afternoon. NV
protectory Band, 10000 school chiIdren
all In white. viii march to the Eha tIie
ana cover the pedestal with daisies. The
oand Of the battlcshFp Pennsylvania viii
play The Star Spnngled Banner" and
twenty one guns will be fired from ~
ship. One hundred Boy Scouts win psT-
ticipate in the celebration and tweT1tv-
hve carrier pigeons will DO set ioosp
with messages to President Wilson,
Ambassador Jusserand and others.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-14

Louis George II. Bader. who was n
Stenographer at Camp Upton. was con-
cts and writing paper from the % ~,
and sending them to his home al SnTjns'
Valley. N. Y, by parcel post. In M
Federal Court, Brooklyn. yesterday, HS
will be sentenced to-day. az
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-14

In addition to making these enormous reduc-
tions bear in mind that we make our own clothes
to measure. We saved 1920 ON our woolens by
purchasing direct from the mills long ago. We
have huge quantities of them hands that
must be cleared. We save $500 on manufacture
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-14

naOAY ~AHLD yAnIA WORK WONDERS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Karl &athiaBrn nBn.

6abritant &arl MotbiaIen afgif
26r6ag ben 81. Sllli beo Dpoen paa
lit Sommerbiem, Camp Danmarf,
6ourtb Gate, i Mbironoacf Mour-
tains, Seem Dprf. Wfeo bam bar
Danit- Mmerifa miitet Ell, al fine af=
bol6te % fien6te Sfiftelier % Sine
rita EFT goo Moppttpipn, Der giennem
fin aarelange 8irfio1mbeb og SLID bar
|inoebapt Ell fpriterangs @lu6s ben
ameritanlfe SSl1ouitris l16bitling.
&arl Motbiaien bar fgot 6en Is.
Marts 1860 / Molborg.. @eo Sire
aars- Mloeren f1ptteoe 6orel6rene til
|Ebiiteo. Da bans Sorel6re ia6 /
imaa SmltGnoigbeoer, maatte Sen
lille &arl / Ell ti6lig Mloer abegDr16e
ielp at taee fat % bielpe til at tiene
til 5amtlters l%1nberbplb. Gerlt git
ban rln6t at iplge @rentiager, ablet
/ 5a0erens @ape, i%enere tom ban til
at arbei6e paa Ell Mebl lagerbane.
Men Ga 5amilien itaoig forpgeoes, 90
5remtibsu6iigterne ipntes alt an6et
en6 lpie, beilutteoe bans Sober, Mn=
bers s. Watbioien, / 1878 at brage til
Mmerifu. y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Oil Ahnnt1rntrrt1f.

81 finber otter M~rle6nt1g til al
Mbon1enterne ppm9rf1om paa,
of epel,tuel &eltancegipl0 paa 8laoet
muo hetales, So hi life pe6bltoen0e
tan Ie110e 8looet, 11aar n1alt lite to-
ger liot @enipn til Dor SIDE at Ga
gen. Smiolertio, iaalenge EFT Mbon=
11ert fife ppiiger Set, gaar ri no fra,
at peofommenoe fremoeles pnlfer at
mobtoge Set og beta1e for set.
@fu1oe III 6og finoe set ~ne6pen0igt
at ltonle 6orien0elien t1aa oct allige=
bel betales for Sen Sis, Mbonnenten
bar mootaget set. &i pnifer bellt at
mo6tage bort Silgo6ebaper0e 6irefte,
1ua set tmogoaes at opergipe &rabet
til S116fasiation, iom 10 Blot betpoer
efstra ltogifter for begge @arter.
-Mao ri oerfor life i 6remtioen for
-bente, at Mbonne1lterne rettelig bill
in6lenoe epe11tl1el &eitancegial6 1aa=
bel 1om 6ornpelie paa 8laoet?
8enliglt
l~tbgiperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

Der Mabnet:: Seem Seriep Serrd Gotta
60, iom ifltlbe gaa Ell iaa lps Srem-
tbs imb6e, men BOG ferlt efter at set
belle Dor r1e6br9nbt. Men ben unge
6abrifants @nergi tlleoes lite, Mob=
gangens bitre Hrgbelier blep Sporen
til fornDeoe Mn1trengeller, Ser / set
LANCE SGD 1aa im,ft froneoes meo
Sells.
5orretni1gen blep omorganileret,
nogle al Matbioiens % Mrs. Matbiu=
lens nermeite 6~amiltemeolemmer op=
toges / 5orretningen, 81. a. 6. @.@ifez
len, ser bab6e begpnbt iom Ell Ei<Dol=
lars-om=ugen 8ogbol6er.
8oretagenoet git mi en- blomitren=
Be 6renrti6 ime6e % blep Gang efter
Gang 1t6pioet. &url6reoe al Menre=
ifer fa11ot 8eifiaftigelie, % mango al
Mr6eioerne bar. Matbiaiens 2anos=
mGno, iom alorig gift forgiapes, 11aar
De ipgte ON Mrbei6e. @eo bans 9po
bar &drl Matbiaien 8%reiioent al Ma=
tapan Sile Company Of Matama,1, og
Netp SerieD Gerra Gotta Company al
Bertb Mmbop. San Dor ligele6es 81
rettM for &oDa1 Copenhagen @orce<
lain SO. al SEEM Sort, Meolem al
fgl. 6anlf Dacbt Stub i &ipbenbop1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

bar sen fomman6eren6e officer &et
It'll at engogere cipile M1,iifere %
Sanglrrere.
SET 8rep argaaemoe oenne Sag
notaler Mbi1tant General @arris Zig
iom fplger: "&i bar / lange Si6er for
ltaoet MtlttGrm1iifens 8etp6ning for
Soloaterne. 9erimob bar III lige til
ben ii6lte &rig fltn betragtet Gang
iom en- M0ipre6elie % life lom ct no=
merfet Meio6el for ltbbiflingen al ben
rette Mi1itGraa11b. Men libe11 Sri
gen bar hi lprt at 1fatte SEN 8etD6=
ming, iom 5ange11 bar for l1opiflin=
gen al Soloaternes @oupepne, i6et
Sen itprfer Sol6atens Moo, letter
Maricbens 8eiperligbeoer og oyer
Stemme11s &raft og &ommo,1oo(tDrfe.
af 6isle @run6e bar @rigsminijteriet
III, aniat Ma,iif6irettprer, Ser ifal
bore anibarlige for Sangunoerbis=
ming / Sere1, iful 11ooanr,e Meno /
r. ,. 1920
bpert &ompagni til at leoe 6eres Sea-
merater / Gang og ifaI pirfe for Dan=
nelien al fripilltge 0rfeitre og M1,iif-
forps."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
&riasifper.
(5orti. ira SIDE ~.

-
Saale6es ito6 Sitl1otionen ON Iirs=
6agen, Ga Sen me6 Spenoing imgoe-
iete Sale al 8remterminiiter 2lopo
George ffuloe boloes / l1n6erbuiet.
0g 90 2lop6 George bop6e talt, bor
Ben giengie Mening, at for 9iebliffet
bar oe europeiife &rigsifper, Ser /
nogle Gage true6e me6 ct ilemt l1peir,
blelt bort. Maar 21op6 George bele
Sioen bar paret pariom me6 at treffe
Ell Mfgigrelie / set filoneS pprgsmaal.
tl1roe oct for en- flor Del ffploes set
engelife Mrbei6erparti, ser fotegoriif
mooietter fig enbber S%noblonoing i
&uslan6s Mffere eller' en- &ar1pagne
imo6 set.
S fin Sale foriifre6e 8remiermini=
%iterer, at ingen Gambling bil6e blibe
taget nn6tagen for at itette @olens
Scamp for sets 8eitaaen og 1afben=
gigbeo. &an %inorsmme6e, at set pol
tie Mngreb paa &uslan6 bar grnn6=
Lit, og at Goblet @uslano par beret=
tiget til at frebe @nrantier in1o6 en-
@ientagelie al ct iaa6ant Mngreb.
S 2on6on mente man / Tirs6aqs,
at ben polite arig 1rermeoe fig @li-
mats, 90 @arfcba1t, troe6e man biloe
faloe / &l1slan6s &lpr, fgrl1noerbano-
lingerne / Mtnif mellem @1,slan6 %
&olen bar afllutteoe.
9e rusiiife 6re6sbettngel1er, font
bill b1ipe ltillet 8olen, CT booroe. De
forlanger Sc polite Scores Mfpebning
neo l1notagelie al 10000 Man6. 8aq
ben anoen SIDE bill &lslan6 treffe
fine 8ropper tilbage fra 6ea polite
5ront liant ne6bringe fin @%erltprfe
eg tn6rgmme &olen 6e11 @renie, ion1
er blebet foreilaaet at Sen brittle Ste
giering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

8ebRggru16. De it16ere6e iimpelt-
ben &ienosgierninger % &an6elens
2ope % bpggebe fine Sll1tninger paa
tioligere @%rfaringer. Disie bar bilt,
at Ell @eriobe al nobioet % opblaft
8reoit %. at u~,aturlig beie 8riier
l.pegerlig e~fterfplges af tounger 2i=
fpioering, inoifranfet 8ro6uftion,Mg-
len / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fal6e11-
sc Hriier og %formtnoifet 8eifieftigel<
ie af Mrbei6ere. Soranoringe1 maat-
tie nbbben6igbis fonrne, bar oisie
SSagttagere belle Gi6er1 iagt, % set
eneite, De bar / Gpipl ON, par, mar
ben biloe fommc og meo bpilfen
@rao al @oloiombeo
@el6igbis bar 6oranoringen /
observation-disclosures bi6tiI life boz
ret boloiom eller umaaoelig flor. Ser
6ar lite beret Geg,1 til eller Tanfe
paa nogen fi11aniiel Strife, og ri tor
ttllt6sful6t boabe, at Ser lite pil bIipe
llogert, men at oen ne6pen6ige Ont
or6ntng bill ife 9ra6bis. Me1t en-. Eirg
mao faitbol6es i en- Gio, ser iao me-
get freezer Iun6 5ornuft, og set ct, at
oisie inouitrtelle Soron6ringer lite
or 5plger at politiite Sntriger eller
@laner, men of @onomiens naturli-
&c 2ope, Ser -bberfen be6tages eller'
ophepes al politiife @artier -Mpls.
Stoenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Wfalaria.

Malaria elIer "Gbills an6 feper""
er Ell at De bpppigit f~orefommenoe
SommeriDg6omme / 6e Sorene6e
|Stater. Spg6omsaariager er olti6
Mpggeitif. Mor Tan lite faa 6enne
|SDg6om paa rogen anben Maa6e ems
beo at blibe itpffet at en- Moifito.
Malaria forefommer bDppigit /
ESDoitaterne, bbor man regt1er, at z
Millioner Menneifer bber Sommer
angribes at Spgoommer. &11n meget
faa Menneifer 69r al Moloria, men
6erfor er set alligebel en- i1em Gamble
plage, Sbts mon Blot bill iege at uo=
regne, bbilfet nbpre @engetab set er
for 2anoet, at 6isie mango Millio11er
Menneifer Mar efter 9lar / ugebis er
for ipge til at funne arbei6e, iaa bill
man mart fnnne in6ie, at Malaria. er
en- Spg6om, Der bpr bet9mpes.
Set er let not at u6rDo6e Spgoom-
men for en- bel @gn, bbis blot Sc for
nbone 3enge bebtlges. @oifitoen er
|forbolosbis let at llorDo6e, og 1lpar
ben er borte, foribtnoer ogiaa Spg=
6ornmen. Set er ogfa1 let at furere
Malaria - nogle faa &tninpilIer bill
furere Malaria / ganffe tort Ei6..
nnite6 States @ublic &ealtb Serb
ice bebiite %fornplig, bbor let set er al
uorD6oe MaIaria. De ien6te 11ernIig
nogle al 6eres Soft til foriffeIige
8Der / 8irgtnia % Mortb Carolina,
bbor &alp6elen al Snobpgger11e baboe
Malaria Mar efter Mnr. De uorDb=
be6e Moftitoer11e peb at grade Dr9n.
grgfter euer be6.at beI6e 8etrolelm
Il De 8ptter, % aiiar, bbor Moiftoer.
ne p1eieoe at pngIe, % iamttoig for.
ipneoe De bbert fpgt Menneife ! 8per
meo &ini1. S 26bet Of ganife tori
8io bar Spg6omnen foriDu11bt.
@11bber, 6erser interesferet ! at ii.
Dc, bbor1eoes MaIaria forebDgges o.
belbreoes, tan gratis faa Hlie1ot Ell
Bog oerom beo at tiIifribe Srfor1rm.
tion goitor, u5. B,lbIic &ealtb
lSerbire, @aibineton DC
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
@uitanpisninser til 9anmarf.

Ser far / oct li6lte Mar ofte pGret
anfet oper, at set amerifanife @olt=
beien beb 6orienoel1en al &oitanpis=
,1i11ger til 9onmarf beoblep at regne
meo oer gamle &urs tiltro6s for, at
oauife &enge 10 er gaaet ipert neo !
&,1rs. 0ette btl It'll blipe foranbret,
ioet &nrierne for &oitanpisninger til
anore 2an6e efter Sen Is. Mugu1t bill
bltDe betDoeligt f%oranbre6e. EiI Dan-
mart og Norge ptl Sur el1 bore ems:
EFT Dollar bill blipe r1bbetalt / Dan=
mart eller Morge me6 fem &roner.
9enne &urs bill bore g%iel6en6e in6ttl
pioere u6en &enipn til &engemarfe=
0ets 6dgli9e Sbingninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
4augrn har Aagt.

Meoens man l. europa / mango
Star bar forltaaet at ifatte Sangens
itore 8etD6ning for Sol6aterne, iao
bar Militerauforiteterne Mmerifa
irotil nDltg fun betragtet Sang iom
en- ligegDl6ig Moipre6elie ube11 11oge11
mlit9r 8etp6ntng. Men. mi bor
::&rtgsminiiteriet / @aibingto1t Iige
ioien6t en- Sr6re, Ser iiitffert bill biel-
pc til, at bore Solooter / 6enne Met-
ming lite bill itaa tilbage for an6re.
,Drbter 1Doer nemlig paa, at Ser beo
bper 8roppeafoeling itaI aniettes en-
Neuftfoireftgr, bbis @ligt set ffal boz
ere at fremme &ien6ffab til Sang %
:.Mliif iblan6t Soloater1te. San ifaI
dege at 6anue fripiIlige Muiifforps
% Drfeitre be6 bber BatailIonsog ffaI
fsrge for, at ollie soIoaterne faar Be-
res regelmesfige sn'tgtiimer % Ierer
ct fpage. Mufifoirettsrer1,e % @ane-
I9rer11e ftd foa biot nrlligt bnlges
bldt1d 8urens Soft, men bpig Der peo
en roppeanfoeling lite fir1oe8 meuo,
oer estler is for oisie StiIli.1ger, iaa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

fen, Crop, g. g., 8aitor M.D orf, Obi
cage, ST., @aitor 9. Dagmell og So
itor &ier al &ertb Mmbop, g. S.
Sorofnitelien fan0t Steo paa Mlpine
&irfegaaro. S Bplget iaas Sen 1tore
Ba1nilietre6s % ct tort Mntal 8e11ner
% Observation-Disclosures. st meg
tigt 8lomiterpGlo 6etfe6e 8aaren.
Com bi begDnote me6 at 1ige, bar
hi 9anife Mmerita miitet en- agtet %
figr 2anoSmano, bbts erefuloe Min-
De ri fommen6e Gi6er bill borne %
b0ore ON. Og iamtioig be1ptter hi
Mnle6ninge11 til at u6tale Dor opb=
fblte Deltagelie og Spmpati til Mrs.
@ettbea Matbiaien og 6amilie / Sen
ltore 9org, iom ct opergaaet Dem.
e. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
OUR HATS OFF TO THEM!

Have you any friend, boastfully point
ing out American success in the yacht
race, and remarking on the superiority
of the great and glorious native-born
American?
The victorious crew of the American
yacht Resolute was manned by the fol-
lowing: twenty-five Norwegians, seven
Swedes, and one Dane. That was the
whole crew. Tell that also to people
who say we ought to stop immigration,
and keep out undesirable foreigners"
says the famous editor Arthur Brisbane
in the New York American of July POI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
#nltttakr ng sknnn-
mtBkr Utlatan1r.

Naar Ser, iom set tan be11oe, ir16-
tr9ffer en- Sloppel1e / 2at16ets in6n=
i%trielle 2ip un6er en- politiif 8alg=
famp, er set life ualminelig at bgre
set paaitaaet, at 6abrifer luftes,
Drift inbitilles, Mrbeioere %aflfe6iges
oip., me6 Billie for 6erpeo at gpe
SSnoflpoelie paa @alget til Sfooe el=
Ter 6or6el for set enc eller set an6et
&arti. Com @elbe6 betragtet tan set
.figes, at Ell iaa6an Opfatning al 6or-
bo1oene er meningslgs. Sorretnings=
ber6enet1 er altfor flor og @fsperi=
mentet altfor uiitfert og foltbart til,
lat iaaoanne &laner ton legges. Og
BOG buffer faaoanne Soeer ofte op
igien, og forifiellige 8la6forreipon-
6enter, iom 10 ita6ig moa ftn6e noget
NIT og opitgtsbpffenoe at ifrtoe ON,
fpre6er benz ober 2an6et. 6orle6er1
ifrep % en- &orreipon6ert / 8aibing=
ton, at nogle Sagttagere al Situatio-
men Ser nRre6e Mistanfe ON en- po-
lifif 8epRggrun6 / Gorboloene, i6et
Be troeoe at ie "&egn til en- Gilbeie-
Ggbe6 Dos bisie S%ernbaner % @orpo-
rationer til at iagtne6orretningerne".
@eniigten ffl1l6e 90 bore at lfa6e ct
at De politiife @artier beo at gipe set
5fploen for Slapbelien.
Com iagt Tan en- ioo6an @etragt.
ming at 6orbol6et fom @egel betegnes
iom taabelig. Smiolertio er set al
almen %SSnteresie at u%noerigge, bbor=
ban oe birfelige Omiten6igbeoer er.
On &apport netop offentliggiort af
Observation-Disclosures giber en- Sci
Oplpsninger af 8etp6ning. Sen o1r1<
Sfatter @eiultaterne af en- n~n6eriggel-
ie al IA %forgrene6e Snouitrier ipre6te
'ober 2anoet, tn6befattet Sabrifatiort
|af Staal % SSern, 5ilfe, 8ornl6,
0nn&n4. 1fIS 81 OrrY. i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

StOrI 2t0 eI1er 1tlQer Dt % SQQe=
re,1 % &arl / Seem Dorf. @eiiens
Maal bar oct rige @elten; men pe6 ct
ltbclo blep 6e ber6bet for oereS imaa
@i61er % iaa gift &eHen til @ertb
Mmbop, lom ben Gang bar en- meget
lille SIT. Ser fit &arl Mrbeibe .pe6:
Sing @orf @orfs, iom bar en- al 8p=
ems fau Snouitrier. S 2ebet al tort
Sio onfom &elten af Samilien fra
9anmarf og boiatte Jig / @ertb Mm=
Bot, og 6amtlirn Matbtaien bar
blan6t be1tne Gyms ferite oanife Solo
hitter. Sort efter Mnfomiten fit &arl
6erefter Mniettelie be6 en- 2erpare=
fabrit for. en- Detailing al So ONT l1get.
5amtioig fortiente ban 1iot efstra
pe6 at ringe &irfeflotferne / 8aptiit-
firfen. Smi6lerti6: @aa ct 8anea1t=
leg / Hertb Mm6oD bar Ser Drenge,
iom fortiente ben iptmlenoe Gum al
75c ON @agen be6 at fipre M11ler,
% en- iao6on Gbance mente 6en l1rge
Man6 lite bur6e la6es ltbenDttet. SON
-iggte og fit Mnfpttelfe iom Mule=
Stuff, men set b1eb en- ltaffet @erlig=
be6. Da ban bar fommen li6t ne6 a6
8anen me6 lit fprite Secs, nagte0e
Mu1en baar6naffet at gaa bioere ~
bel6ignis for Matbiaien, for set f6rte
til, at ban blep %afifeoiget, og faa 81,
mer efter bar BON otter tilbage paa
2erbarefabrifen / Sag me6 Mrbeibe,
iom fl116e bline n6gangspl1nftet for
bans ienere S11fces.
S Maret 1877 ne6lagoe Sabrifen fin
@irfiombeo, og en- &erra @ottu So
BRIT bleb opfbrt. Matbiaien bar Ben
fgrite Mrbei6er-6e Der bleb antaget, %
ban arbei6e6e / flere Mar unfbru6t
be6 6enne 8trffombeo; ienere finder
hi bam / 8pston, bbor ban f6rft rig
|tig fit 2eiligbeo til at u6bifle fine
Gbner. &i6ti1 bab6e bans 5folegang
bRret meget forigm, % for at oprette
|oenne giennemferte ban en- regelmes-
Zig Sfolegang fem Mftener ON ngen
L 8. sc. 6. 81.
S December 1882 foretog Matbiaz
fen fnn1r11e11 me6 i'm Mo6er en- &eiie
til Dan11arf. Dg UNDER 0perreiie1,
|bleb ban forlopet meo Srf. Mettbea
6. gifeien, ION ban baboe 1nrt at
[fien6e &iemmet Dos @aitor &s. Mn,
6erien, iom fenere bie6e benz, ligeiom
ban 6ebte % begrabeoe 6eres fgrite
8arr.
S 1888 tarte6e Matbiaien ianmen
me6 fin mi af6eoe Sboger Otto 6,
&anien ct 5oretagenoe Gerrn gotto
8rancben. Mon begpn1ote UNDER fn1ao1
oa prirnitibe giilfaar, % ilgie bar 81.
oerne, % l1roer 8grsponifensi 1893
[ginlM set blotSom att re6be iaa 111egei
ct gtuntperue Tom m1Iiet. 9erefter
.LSGsSAaS.f@ES
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

% al seaport % Nar1tanDacDt @lubS
AT @ertb slmbop, foruoen at ban bao=
sc mango andre pelgiprenoe SSnteres-.
Ter. Saalebes er Observation-Disclosures
i 8rootlpn bam Sat ifpl6ig for. ct
mutt l16itpr al &iemmets SSnore.
Men meoens &arl @%atbialen panot
&igoom, 9lnieelie og SS,1oflpoelie j Set
aooptere6e 2ano, iom ban eIifeoe,
glemte ban al6rigs tit Mo6erlan6
Damorf,~t til bbilfet ban beboreoe en-.
brenoenoe &ierligbe6. 2ieeiom bans
Snteresie for 0anifbeoens 8eparelie
Mmerifa bar gipet fig uoilag poa
mango imuffe Moa6er. San par /
flcre Nar lt6gtper al "Nor6lpiet" og
ban. lto6 Spioien for Tanfen ON at
ifipnfc @briitiansborg Slot Ell @rp-
belle fra Danif< Mmeritanerne. Dg
pao bans TITLE og beifeone Maooe 11o-
retteoe ban ffere Gieneiter / interna=
tionole Mnliggenoer, for bpilfe ban i
1910 al Song 6reoerif 6er1 0ttenoe
%belbnne6es me6 @t66er al 9an11e=
brogs 0r6enen.
Mfoeoe lepeoe ct IptfeIigt @amlip
me6 lin 6amilie. SON befsleoe 8o-
peel meo AarStioerne % tog Opbolo.
b%enbol6sois ! Melpi1le, 6lori6a, Sep
port og Camp Danmarf, bbor ban
befanot fig, 6a Dbben inobenteoe BAN
efter ct tire Tigers olborligt Spgeleie;;
bog bar bans &elbre6 lite bpret go6t
! oct itblte balpanoet Mar. @e6 Dg6s-
leiet bar ban omgipet al fin trofaite
og fiRrlige @ultr1 og fine 8prn me6
l1notagelie at Spnnen Oscar, ser Dor
reiit til Chicago. Set er.i foa Stem i
Mmerifa, bbor hi bar fun6et ct iaa
mutt % fiarltgt Samilielip iom set,
Der lepe6eS ! Matbiaiens oltio oabne
og gieitfrie &iem.
San efterla6er fig Gnfe, 6orfatter=
inoen Mettbea Matbiaien, fpot CITE
len Der 81. a. bar u6ienot 8ogen
"Win6eblo6e be6 CIR. go De6", ser
uofom paa bort Sorlag, gennerre
&arl, irn., Mfreo, Oscar, &erbert %
8ennet, og Dgtrene Mrs. @iggo
Oepsfen, @ittsburgb, So, Trgfner1e
Selena og gmma Matbiaien. gno-
bioere oberlebes ban al to 8rg6re,
Observation-Disclosures Gbriitian %
8illiam Matbtaien, liant fire 9sitre,
LAT bbilfe ben enc er S65rn Dtena @teen-
itrnp, gift meo &aitor s. g. @teen-
trnp ! Cars pe6 5arfgbing.
Maroag ben 2. Muguit bolotes Ser
zen tort Sergebeitio / gampD anmarf
log OnS6ag ben q. bnr Ser 5grgebgi.
ito Sienrmet &eDport iom efter-
fnlgtes Of Ell Ssrgegnostieneite ct.
Stepban oanif Iutb. Strife ! @ortb
stn1boD. Sglgen6e 9reiter betierte
heb ssrgeb6iti6erne:: Haitor SIS glr-
oerien, 8rooflpn, &qitor Ole Sacob-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-16
entertainment GIVEN
BY RIETH RESIDENTS
fEast oregonian speclal. }

RIETH, Nov. IA party was Civ
en- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dukes Friday A large crowd attend
ed, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Snyder, Ruth Snyder, Clarence
Snyder Miss Frances Simmons, II.
LandTum. Mrs. Rasmussen. Mr.. Eng
lish, Charlie English, Nykee English,
Murphy Heath, Roscoe Heath, Max
Livingston, Carl Livingston, Bessie
Heath, Ruth Ellis and Mrs. J. T.
Rorick. Refreshments were served.
A large crowd was out for Sunday
school Sunday morning. Mrs. Snyder
Mrs. Woods. Mr. Woods. w. A. Heath,
Mrs. j. F. Heath. Fay Clark, Carrie
Laura and Roy Hillman, Ollie Heath,
Clarence and Ruth Snyder, Bessie
Heath. Lois Langley, Bobbie. Jay
Rothrock, Harriet Rorick, Murphy
Heath. Carl Livingston Frederick
Heath. Nykee and Charlie English.
John Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ken
nedy, Frank Reinhart and Perry
Woods. The Rieth Sunday school is 60
ing to form a Bible class in the future.
The Rieth women are getting up a
social for saturday night at the school
house for the purpose of raising mon
ey to buy school ground equipments
They are expecting large crowd and
admission is 10 and rs cents for sup
per.
Mrs. Ward Weber Of The Dalles, re-
turning from Pasco, made a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Rorick Sun
day. Mrs. Weber took her niece, Har-
let Roick, home with her for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rorick and Ruth
Ellis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Snyder Sunday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant and
daughter. Marjorie. returned from a
visit in Baker Sunday
Mrs. Landrun. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grant were Pendleton visitors Mon
day evening.