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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25

Washington. March 19-The treaty of
versailles failed of ratification for this
Fourth time tonight and then the SEN
ate voted to send IL back 10 President Will
son with a notification that II had finally
| rerusod to advise and conset to its rat
ification."
On the decisive roll cali tho vote was 40
for ratification TO 80 against, the opposl-
ton numbering in its ranks % democrats
who were unwilling to see the treaty go
through with the republican reservations
| objected to by the president. and three
democratic and IL republican rreconcila.
bies. Twenty-ore democrats quit the
Presidents lead aud voted for ratifca-
ton. but tho detection failed by seven
votes of providing tho two-thirds requisite
to ratify
WILL GO INTO CAMPAIGN
| The result was regarded everywhere l.,
the capital as having put over into tho
! political campaign for decision the long
and bitter fight between the chief exec
utive and the Senate majority. move
| to reconsider the vote and try once more
to ratify collapsed in its inception. lead
crs on both sides agreeing that further
ratification efforts would be a waste of
time as long as the Senate membership
remains as it is
Whether the President would return
the treaty to the Senate remained undeter-
mined but the republicans served notice
/ that If he did 1t would repose for many
| weeks to come in a committee pigeonhole.
| In the vote of AZ to 81 by which the Senate
washed its hands of the subject and sent
the treaty to the White House the re-
! publican leaders had the support of the
mild reservationsts as well as the ire
concilables of their party. while the
| democrats voted almost solid in opposi-
! ton.
PLAN PEACE DECLARATION
The next step planned by the Senate
| majority Is a declaration of a state of
peace to relieve the nation Of the war
status which the democrats maintain can
be ended only by the treatys ratification.
A fight on that proposal probably will
begin when the Senate reconvenes Mon
! day.
THE ROLL CALL
! The roll call on ratification came four
months almost to the hour after the
failure of the three attempts at ratifica-
/ ton on November 10. On that occasion
the greatest strength developed for
ratification with the republican reserva-
/ lions was Al votes, only seven democrats
voting with the republicans in the af-
hrmative. The vote against was 81. made
up of 10 republicans and 3S democrats
To-night's roll call follows:
Washington, March 9.-On the roll
call 81 democrats broke away from
the administration ranks and voted
! for ratification.
| The roll call follows;
! For the resolution.
! Republicans-Ball Calder. Capper
Colt. Curtis. Dillingham;. Edge. Elkins
Frelinghuysen, Hale. Jones (Washing
| ton), Kellogg, Genyon, keyes, Len
root Lodge. Mclean, New, Page
Phipps Smooth. Spencer. Sterling
Sutherland. Wadsworth, Warren and
Watson.-Republicans IS.
/ emocrats-Ahurst, Beckham, Cham
berlain. Fletcher, Gore. Henderson
Kendrick. King, Myers, Nugent, owen
Phelan, Pittman, Pomerene. Ransdell
Smith (Georgia), Smith (Maryland)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
Granite Cutters Want Increase

Montpelier, March 19.-General interest
In Barre. as well as in many other places
where granite is produced, centers in the
negotiations which are about to be con-
Quoted relative to a request of the Granite
Cutters international association for an
increase Of wages April over and above
the increase under the graded scale of the
present bill. which increase becomes effec-
tive on that date. The request OF the
union Is for daily wage Of $500 instead
of the S6.40 that was due to become oper-
alive April / next. The present agree.
ment also provided for another raise on
April j. 1871. to $3.50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
BRATTLEBORO RAISES
TEACHERS SALARIES

Brattleboro. March 19-Salary increases
affecting about As school teachers were
granted to-day by the school board OF
the incorporated district, TO take effect
at the beginning of the next school year
In September The aggregate amount OF
the increase is somewhat more than
$4,000 and the individual raises are mostly
from $50 to $500. while Principal julius
#. Warren's salary is increased $500. To
offset this advance the school board will
recommend an increase of 20 cents In the
tax rate making the rate 100 cents on .
dollar of the grand list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
JULY 4 CELEBRATION
Windsor County Agricultural Society
to Have All-Day Event

woodstock. Mar 2l-At a special meet
ing of the executive committee OF the
windsor County Agricultural society was
held in Woodstock with President Thorn
as presiding. II was decided to have an
all-day celebration on the Woodstock
fair grounds July Fourth and that the
event should be a society endowment
fund day. The program in contempla-
ton will have as principal feature a
list or horse track events. and In addi-
ton there will he a large and valued
list OF sports. No fixed admission to the
grounds will be charged. hut each visitor
may pay whatever sum he chooses. Ev-
cry cent OF the gate receipts will be added
to the already established endowment
fund Of the society which is practically
wholly free from debt
me windsor County Agricultural So
ciety was founded 100 years ago and its
last fair was it's 10th continuous annual
exhibition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
CHARLES DANA GIBSON
WILL CONTROL life"

New York, March 22-Charles Dana
GIBSON, the artist. it has become known.
mas pought controlling interest In
Lire the weekly humorous publication,
ana VIII take control on April l. The pur-
chase price was not announced.
u. g. Richardson and George Utassy
VIII be associated with him In It's pub
lication. The deal was closed last Tues
aay when' II Is said Mr.. Gibson purchased
the majority of stock from the widow
OF John A. Mitchell, former editor
Thlrty-four years ago Mr.. Gibson sold
his first drawing to Life for 81 which was
entitled The Moon and l." Encouraged
by this sale. he went home that night
and produced twelve more sketches, all
OF which were rejected by Life the next
DAY soon AFTER however, do became fire.
iueht contributor ~ the magazine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
PERFECTION OVERGAITER
co. ISSUES $150,O00 STOCK

Montpelier, March 22.-Tho Perfection
Cvergaiter company Of Burlington pro-
rs,ses to issue sl5oOO0 worth of stock and
the Burnele Paint & Automobile COM
pany $4,000 The Nantama Worsted COM
Nnny IF Mortified has filed 4 certificate
that it proposes to issue $4,000 worth Of
hrapital stock, while the Dewey Column &
Monumental Works Of Barre have in
creased their capital stock from $4,000
to $40 600
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
ARE YOU LOSING "PET"s

Do you feel tired all the time? Does
your back ache? Do you feel that you
are not so spry as you used to be
Eoley Kidney Pills tone up and in
vigorate the kidneys. Danish back ache
rid the blood of poisons. Rev. W. F.. M
6wyndole. Macon. Ga, writes: Il an
ready at any time TO speak a word TO,
yolsy Kidney Pills."-J. w. O'Sullivan
~ Church ,street-Adv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
Clement Appoints Straiton

Montpelier, March I-Gov. p, w.
Clement has appointed George Straiton
of Barre as q member Of the Vermont
commission of foreign and domestic com.
merce. the headquarters Of which Ia in
Boston. The other members Of the COM
mission were appointed some time ago.
They are: F. II. Bickford of Bradford,
NJ. A. Brown Of Wilmington. J. r. Dewey
of ouechee and BEDFORD Proctor Of Proc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
One More Town to RepOrt

Montpelier. March 2l,-Landgrove, the
next to the last town in Vermont to file
it's license vote with the secretary of
State. shows that four votes were cast
for license and IL against II. while five
were cast for a druggist license and u
against II, The town left now is Bel
videre. at which the town meeting will
take place next Tuesday. It 10 understood
here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
35TH STATE LINES
UP FOR SUFFRAGE
Proposed Amendment Is Rati-
fled by the Washington
Legislature

Olympia, Wash, March 22.--Rati-
fication of the proposed suffrage
amendment to the federal constitution
was completed by the Washington
Legislature late to-day when the Sem
ate unanimously passed a resolution
ratifying the amendment The resou ,
ton had previously been passed by
the House. Washington was the
thirty-fifth State to ratify tho amend =
ment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
ARCH COSTS "a, ooo

Work on the new granite arch bridge
to span the Jail branch on South Main
street In Barre is soon to be started and
will cost $4,000. The contract stipulates
that the bridge shall be done by August
/. The granite to be used has been given
by local quarters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
BUDGET CHAIRMAN
John Branch. Sr- State Chairman {
National Budget Committee

Montpelier. March 19.-Gov. r. w.
Clement has announced that John
Branch. Sr., of st. Adams. has accepted
the State craftsmanship OF the Nationa al
Budget Committee. whose headquarters
are In New York city and of which
John T, Pratt is the national chairman.
Governor Clement has also announced
the appointment OF A. v. d. Piper of
Brattleboro Justice of peace in place
of Harrie Il. Chase. resigned, and Mer-
rift II. Vantine of Grand Isle in pla ce
of Albert Kinney deceased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
1922 VOTED FOR
DRUGGISTS LICENSE

Montpelier. March 19,-Deputy Secre-
tary of State Rawson Myrick has COM
piled the statistics showing the total vote
cast In Vermont towns on the fifth, or
druggist license. a total of 13,252 in favor
of It. and 1924 against it. The total vote
cast for license on the general issue by
the corrected figures shows yes 16,O72,
no 1880. with Belvidere and Landgrove
yet to report; total OF 1856 towns yes"
and los mo-" two In which no votes were
cast and two In which tie vote occurred.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
ASSAULT CHARGED
George PesOn~ Is Held In $500 Bail a
Middlebury

Middlebury, March 21.--Georrs
Pesone was arrested Friday night by
Deputy Sheriff Noble j. Sanford and
OFFICER Charles j. Shaw for assault
upon Hector st. Dennis. He was taken
before Judge Albert w Dickens Sat
urday morning and held in the sum
or $500 bail for his appearance in
court next TUESDAY. He furnished bail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
TREATY is DEFEATED
FOURTH TIME; PACT
RETURNED TO WILSON

On Decisive Roll Call, 40 Senators Are for Rati-
fication to IS Against-21 Democrats Quit
Presidents Lead But Detection Fails by 7
Votes of Providing the Necessary Two
Thirds Majority-Senate Majority Now
Plans to Declare a State of Peace to Relieve
Nation of War Status
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
FORGERY CHARGED

from Deer Island
Montpelier, March 21.-Sherff r. H.
Tracy has gone to Boston to get
stephen Richardson wanted In Wash
ington county on the charge Of for
gerry. The warrant was signed tive
years ago. Richardson has been In do
ing time at Deer Island and notice
was recently sent here that II the man
was wanted to come after him as his
time had expired. His alleged forgery
is In connection with soliciting for
funds in connection with the Christian
Science organization.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
SENATE CONFIRMS
COLBY NOMINATION
No Objection to Presidents Choice OF
Lansing's Successor

Lansing's Successor
Washington, March 22.-The nomin-
alton of cambridge Colby as secretary
of State was confirmed late to-day by
tho Senate.
1t was understood that no objection
was raised to confirmation of the
nomination which has been the subject
Of extended secret hearings by the
foreign relations committee. There was
no record vote on confirmation.
Sonar Lodge, republican leader, and
chairman of the foreign relations COM
mittee. presented Mr.. Colby's name
with the favorable recommendation of
the committee, and Senator Jones, re-
publican, Washington, Immediately
asked for the vote.
Several republican senators who
have been regarded as critics or OPP
ponents of Mr.. Colby were not present
at the session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25

Washington. March 22.--The Senate
to-day confirmed the nominations of
Charles r. Crane of Chicago. to be
minister to China and william II.
Joyce OF Berkeley, Calf. to be a mem
Der OF the farm loan board.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
StDrtct meb pper Stepns Stint.

nnoer cit l1oflugt, iom tiebenbapn=
tie SporDeisfunfttonnrer 8. IA. Sesltli
foretog til Stebns Stint, ifete Ser en-
igrgeltg nlDffe. We6ens man lto6
ope11for &linten, bleite &atten al en-
at SporDognsm9n6ene &r. CHARLES
Sanien fra 8reil1n6sbei. San lgb
efter ben, men &tn6en bar sem l1o
oper SEN 500 Meter Bpie @frent, ser
faloer brat neo og forneoen beifDttes
at Sten. ST.. @anien bapoe ftprf
Sort paa, ban fnn6e iffe 1tanie %
itDrteoe neo. ltlptfen fanot @te6 lpo
for @pirl1p Strife.
Set barebe 11oget, fgr man funbe
fomme ne0 til ST. &anien, ga oeii
e1leite Sci neo er en- lteil Erappe, iom
ltgger belt moro for &irfen. Da ma1
en6elig tom til, fan6t man Sanlen
bleoenoe og bepioitlps. &an blep bur.
tight muligt bragt til @torebeoinge
Spgebl1s. @an amer oct for mege1
tbipliomt, at SEN forltlpffeoe operle:
Der oct frpgtelige Sal6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
'Aoriag Der enom life er oplpit noget,
bar arrettet ltor materiel @faoe. On
Mengoe Rll6er er fnl1it % 8pgnir-
gerne itGrft ramponereoe.
Mmerifanere ! apisiel.

SIR &rfgsaare11e gipiteoes &pisiel
.bper 5ommer al ct Solo Danif-4me-
rifanere, ser bar paa &eiie | 6eres
gamle Seorelan6 og Der iegte Sill
flrlgt % @eileoning bos 6%oritanoer
|Stepns, Ser bite Dem set nor6ligite
|9nnmnrf.
Soar bar after ct idaoant reiienoe
Solo / &btsiel. @iGiterne tom fra
&ebilofeiten til Eolne @fop. Sen
tioligere 6or1tanber for 6en oa1ff=
amerifanite 8reIteifole, Soft. Better
gaar6> bo1bt en- @u6stieneite / &irfen.
Otter @u6stieneiten bar Der en- lille
Sammenfomit paa @ieitgipergaar=
Den, bbor 6e 6remme6e og 6eres Seer.
ter | &pisiel iamle6es til en- Sop &af-
fe. Mlle / 8pen bar bereopilligit ta=
get Mmeritanerne / 2oei. 0algoagen
reiite De 6remmeoe til sfagen, men
ben6te !om Mfteten tilbage til @pisiel>
bporfra De neite Sag reiite ip6paa.
&eiifoleforltanoer Stepns leoebe bele
|Tnren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
@asprrfs=@ fsplofon.

Mcetplen-@ asDerfet paa &romper
& Sgrgeniens @oifinfabrif @oriens
ct ben 13. Suit iprl1nget / 2uften meo
ct D9l6igt 8rag. @asperfsbnIct blep
ipbnet neo Soroen. uoe11for &uiet
ito6 Mrbei6sma116 @br. @ittrup, Cant
gelanosgaoe;; BON blep al 2nfttrpffet
ta1tet ODER moo cit Mdur iamttoig me6,
at @asperfstaget ilpngeoes neo' ODER
BAN, bporbeo ban blep alporligt foe
itet. @n 2prling, &obert Nielien,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Joni ltoo liot lpn=
gere borte, ran1tes %ligeleoes al bort
lpnge6e M,1rbroffer, men llap mes
nogle &u6afifrabninger, iaa ban 1e1n
fnnoe goa til 2egen. Snoe @prf=
iteosbDgningen blep 9pre % @inouer
llaaet inc, % Ell 2arlinG &ialmar
Slien, Mlrp, blep rant al ct SsSer11=
Itpffe og 1aaret / 5fuloercn. 8aa6e
8ittrl1p % &ialmar 0lien blep fiert
til &omm1neboipitalet. Set menes
lite, at De oil faa barigt Men al oe=
res &peitelier. @fsploiionen, ON bpis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
1000 8prn fra Tlensbors.

Den 6anife Collaborating / Slens=
borg bar u6fgrt ct fort 9lrbei6e for at
ifuffe 1900 oonife og 900 andre 8grn
fra 61ensborg 6erieopbolb / Danmart
oenne 5ommer. Sc tpife Mpnoigbe=
Ser bar imi6lerti6 negtet at fritgae
8ernene for 8asafgiften, So Marf
pr. Barn, Ell 8egunitigelie, iom bar
oeret tilitaaet 6e talrige tDife 8grn,
lom CONNER bor beret / Danmarf.
"8erlingife Si6enoe" bar mi fat en-
Snoiamltng / Gang for at ifaffe 6e
forneone @enge, iom 6erefter tan
pentes ttlpeiebragt meget burtig.
Men ielo @enge ipntes lite at fu11ne
oberpinoe Gpifernes Mooitaro; Sc
erflgrebe, at Ser fto6 8o1itif bag beo
6ertereiierne, og at 8eitemmelien bar
taget / Berlin. Smiolertio mao set
.bape lDffeoes at oberbin6e &in6rtn-
.gerne, for ienere me66eles, at Danp=
ifibet "9@gir", Ser bar ligget / STEMS
borg &apni @ienforenings6agene, al.
.ieile0e forleoen fra 61ensborg meo
benbeo 600 flensborgife % flespigife
8gr1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

at Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound var en- god Medicin, og jeg
pr@vede den med glimrende Virkning.
Kan n4 udf@re NIT H~usarbejde og
Vask. Jeg har anbefalet Deres Vege-.
table Compound og Deres Blodmedi-
Gin 0g tire af mine Venner har brugt
dem med Fordel. De kan benytte NIT
Nayn til ct vidnesbyrd." = Mrs. The
resa Coventry, Is Burnett St., Newark,
N. J..
De indbydes at skrive efter frie Rad.
Ingen anden Medicin har vaeret saa
%sukcesfuld i Lindring af Kvinders Ii
delser som Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. Kvinder kan faa
fri og nyttige Rad we'd at skrive til
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Saadanne Breve modtages og
besvares kun af Kvinder, og de hol-
DIES i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

DC iioite Dage babe Ser berifet ben
iterite Srablbeo me6 ntaa belle Cts
petitioners Gilbebgr it1bet ombor6
poo @renlonoife Snnoels Camper
"2ouiie", en- tim ca. SO Cons flor
@aleaie, Der beo ct @fteriDn er blepe11
foriDnet me6 Motor. S 8nn6en al
'2aiten ltgger De to GIebelano-Ea nfs,
lom 2allge &ocb me11er at billie BRUCE
y'aaSnolan6siien me6 rigelfgt 8reno=
.el for itore @fspe6itioner. Sgbrigt
,D1oer bans Notwithstanding
Eaten iaa fterft, at Der l1oober 5ti=
bets egen @robiant for 1 Mar -
.filfpl6e al, at 9perpintring ifuloe
blipe neobe11oig Inn er &ocbs ga
ger omboro. Sans noru1tning er iao
itor, at "2ouiie" lite engang bar fu11=
net tage set altiammen. @eiten Ell
afienot me6 &nu6 &asms1ens cirfo
100 Cons itore Motorifib "@gfon=
gen..
Mfiteoen bar ret tortbarig, men
biertelig. 8egge @fibene fit fraftigt
Snrraraab mes fig pe6 Starten, oq
baaoe Gauge &ocb og bans 6anif-ame:
rifanife Mefanifer sbotb, fit Ell
M9ngoe 8lomlter.
Gauge &ocbs @fspe6ition bill ben:
telig bare ca. 3 Mar = ieneit til ST.
teraaret 1928 if1tloe ban otter pert
/ 9anmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
9plbeif i'll Saralb Senien.

Jorleoe1t 1rfom ct 1pen1t Selltab
til Sotel "@bdrir" / Malborg for at
ipiie Grofoit. So Eieneren bapoe
ierberet ben % itienfet en- "Saralo
Senien", bleb Selifabet iaa begeiltret,
at BET ipllrgte: "gr oenne @aralb
.SSenien fer fra 8Den - er ban lebens
6e eller opb?" Eieneren fortalte, bpob
ban bi6ite ON Gaoeren til ben befieno
te Malborg=Mfbabtt og ilutteoe mei
at fige, at Diretter &aral6 Senien
ligger begrabet paa Nalborg Strife
gaaro. "8il 9e iaa itrafs beitille en-
flot Buffet" nbtalte ben enc al De
ibenife 9errer, og ba ben tom tilite6e,
bile6e 5elifobet til &irfegaaroen %
lagoe 8ufetten paa @aralb Seniens
@rab.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Gn 2aurbrrfranA

@bert MurS Id. Nobember len6es
Der a11onbmt ct 8eleb til @of=8lom=
iterbanbler Scbou / &jebenbabn, for
at ban ifal ne6legge en- &rans paa
Seblenicblngers Statr1e;; paa 8aan=
oere lfal Der 1toa ct @itot al Digteren.
Man bar forgiebes gigttet paa, bbem
Den. anonpme Man6 bar; Ser er giet=
tet paa &r6f. &tis <&nuoien, g.. q. So
ie1tberg og M. Il. Seen De bar ollie
fralagt fig @retr. Mu mo6tog ST..
Scbon igien BEN 8. S,1li en- anonpm
Drore meo tilbprenbe 8eleb, for at
ban poa @ienforenings6agen ff1tl6e
prpoe Mbialons @tat1e beo @pibro
meb Ell 2aurb9rfrqns, Ser / @u1o
berer felgenoe Sngemannife SSt1o<
ifrift:
"Sbn6 @anmarf bar, fan set after
blibe,
enon11 er 6a6erens Mano / 2ipe,
OF bpie Mfiel me6 8iipeitapen
aopar os for uoletteliens Dom
og bis os, bborfra sin Srelfe font"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
eSnoen &ml ira ghiflanb.

SDiflan6 bar M l1ffet for &ultil-
fprielen til Danutarf. Set ct ganife
.biit lite itore 8sartier, set bar faoet
fra Spiflarto, men BET &battum
10000 Cons ON Maaneoen -, ser
bar bpr4 tiI6elt Datumarf, bar BOG
Daret en- fiqrfon11en Sialp tiI GaS-
perfer1e. @r11n6en tic 2l1fningen al
Smportcn er ian6iDnltgbiS be itore
&rab, fom De MIliere6epn &o11fere11,
cent 5pa bar itiIlet TIC Gpiflot6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
9pbbpl er Danmarfs Strife %
9,embel.
"Mooersmaalet" ifrtber efter Sc
5ten paa Dpbbgl felgen6e:

"Mo6ersmaaIet" ifrtber efter Sc
item pao Dpbbgl felgenoe:
Dpbbpl = set belltge Nap1 =
Dpbbgl 8anfe, Ser igaar Itoo UNDER
ct 8eIte al &eot % 9Dtot, meoens
@fonier % &eooater loa gre,,1e n11-
Ser oe,1 pregtige Col - Dpbbpl, oct
bar belle Donmarfs Centrum mere
ero set: Centrum for ct Morbelt, bnis
Tanfer alle git moo Sc. btitortltc
@anfer. Dpbbpl bar 5amleiteoet for
9nifer % 6plelier fra belle oct oanlfe
Soft % fra alle oets 5enncr og Opt=
re, Der l,oe / sen itore @eroen iiffert
boIot en- lille Mn6agtsltlmo % fplte
fig lpffelige meo oeres 9anb % oeres
Jolf.
0g olle Sc Setter, Ser bolotes ru,bt
pn1 i ssn6eripllano % Danmarf,
blcgner moo Dpbbpls @u6stieneite,
bpor @at1ren, Solicit, Min6erne,
Gommerer, 5ange11 % 5temninge1
bolbt sen megtiglte &re6ifen, Ser no.
genlinoe bar Ipot / cit banif Strife.
9pbbel er Donmarfs&irfe og Gent
pei, bpor alt Solicit igaar meotes til
Sat, joni ga Ssraels 6olf nenote biem
fra ltolenoigbeoen.
Set iaa ct 9ieblit us, iom ON Sc
itore, merfe 5fper, ser true6e / Spo,
bar tpite 8atterier, ser fierte op fra
Broogerlano - iom ON man igien
itl1loe raabe oct gamle &ienoingsiig=
nal, 8roager, 6ef! - Men iom Mt1=
tiers og @aitenicbiol6s ufueligc Ser
1onligbe6er itob fait mellem 6eres
Golt / be im1l6ren6e Sfanier % ser
beo nor meo til at itabe 2ps % 2Dffe
for 0onmarf, iaaoan beg Sc truen6e
Reenpeirsifper for Sol og Sommer.
9pbbpl bar to 9atoer mcislet in6
i lit Minbe - is. Mpril og II. Sltli
- cit Dag me6 Sergeflor og cit Sag
mco 2pffens itraolenoe Sol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
Sen bpre Petroleum.

@n &epreientant for Set oonife
Observation-Disclosures 1,6toler oper=
for "&ingf. 81. Dagbl.", at man iffc
maa unore Jig ODER Den bpie 8etro=
leumspris. On Sci al ben @etro=
le1m, Selifabet bar facet biem, er
nemlig ien6t / Epn6er meo @eilitibe,
% 6ragten fra Mmerifa til Danmart
bar nogiort 81 Gre pr. Seq. Ser er
ingen iom belit 5are for @etroleums=
mangel, % man tan temmelig iitfert
regne mel Hrisfal6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
9irefter @epra 6iprtl 80 Mar.

Sen Is. Sult fpl6te @%rosierer,
Sparefasieoirefter @eorg &iortb 80
9lar UNDER oprigttge @eoersbebtsnin=
ger fra Ooenie 8ps 8orgere> iom /
mango Mar bar regnet set for en- 9Gre
at bobe oenne birtiomme, baa6e for
retnings= og commandments ere6e
Mano blanot fig.
San er fpot / 6reoertcia, bpor So
oeren par Soloas1tlte1t, men bar IL
oen 1866 tilbert 6Dns @ope6ltab, 90
ban larnmen me6 en- &ollega itifteoe
Observation-Disclosures @iortb & Tbon1=
len, iom ban f6rit opgab / 1918.