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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

road labor board, created under the
E-sch- Cummins nct4 r. T. n.
A. This board has offices at 3 Wa
bash avenue, Chicago, Illinois G. p
carrithers is the secretary OF the
board.
@. What green feed should be given
20 hens in the winter timer o. r. NJ
A. The department Of agriculture
says thar sprcuted oats. alfalfa meal,
chopped alfalfa and clover hay cab
bages and maugel beets are good kinds
OF green feed for hens during the win
ter. Cabbages may be hung Up IN the
poultry house. and the beets are split
and hung about a foot from the tloors
70 keep the feed clean
q How did coffee get its names
A. coffee derives its name from
Eaffa in AbyEsinia, in which country
il Is believed that coffee trees oriEi-
mated The botanical name Co1tea
arabica was given it because u was IN
Arabia that coffee was 1lrsr culll-
waited and used as beverage
@. As the speed Of the revolving
record on q phonogruph governs the
pitch OF the piece. why does the pitch
remuin the same when the needle
reaches the inner grooves where II
travels EIoNerf r " p
A The bureau OF standards says
that the pitch OF q pnonosrepl -ecol4
depends upon the number Of Vinra-
tons per second on the diaphragm TO
which the needle IS attached The VI
brations are caused by the irregular
deuth Of the grooves on the record
me number Of these waves is greater
near the edge Of the record than near
ne center. for the same sound The
number Of grooves passed over In a
given time Is exactly the same,
whether the needle IS near the edge
OF near the center
@. IN the days when the senate held
ffs sessions iu the room now occupied
By the supreme court where did the
supreme court site 6. o. NJ
a. The room now occupied by the
supreme court was the senate cham
Der until 1853. and the supreme court
then used the room INN diarely be-
meath, now used as q law library.
O. What s. meant By the term
silIIeTirsiuuI BubbIe31 J. E.
a "Ths Mississippi Bubble was q
banking and commercial scheme pro-
5ected in France at the beginning Of
the reign OF Louis XIV BY a Scottish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
Former Premier Back
From China Mission

Paris, France. Nov 21.-Paul Pain
leve. former premier OF France, has
returned TO Paris from his mission
to China. having completed a full trip
round the world. On the outward
Journey he went by way OF America
but rsturned through Suez.
he told the correspondents that
China had undertaken 70 set aside
100000 francs yearly to support an
institute for higher education for
Chinese IN Paris. A section depend
ent on the university OF Paris Is 70
be created in one OF the Chinese uni
versities and a sum OF 100000 francs
has been voted for this purpose on
condition that France promise a ike
sum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
But Health Restored to Texas LADY,
Who Is Nov Vel and SHoas
Able to Do al Her House
work and More.

Rosebud. Tezas.-1Irs. annie Lanss.
Of r E. D. No. Z. this plaos. writes
as follows regarding her experience.
with csrdui; some time ag0 I had
a nervous brsakaovn Of some kind
vas very weak. ana 20
nervous It al seemed 20 come from
trouble FOR a. 4
had fainting spells ana sufss-ed a
great deal but more from ths weak.
trsmbly. no-zseount feeling t1.n
anything else. 1 knew I needed
tonic and needed II badly
Z began the use Of CarduL 10 see
II I couldn't get some strength. as 7
knew Of other cases that had been
helped BY its use. felt better
seen saw a great inpro4s-
msnt 50 kept Il up
Il used seven BOTTLES Of carduL
and can say the monsy was ven
spent for ] grew ven ara strons.
Nov able to do ali ny house work
ard a great deal Of work bssidez-
II you are rundown. wsasssnsrv-
Gus and suffer from the ailments
peculiar 70 women. 1t Is very likely
that cardui VII help you. n tbs
wy it has helped thousands o. others
during the past 90 years
Take Csrdui The woman's tonic.-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

] had a bad pain IN r1y left side cd It
would pain terribly i ] stepped OF
a curb-stone. One day one Of your
booklets vas thrown il the yard and
] Rad every word n Il There were
so many who had been helped bT ycIlr
medicine that wanted TO Try + and
ny husband vent 10 town and got ne
q bottle II seemed ss though Z felt
relief after the second dose, So I kept
on until had taken I've bottles and
By that time I vas e. UeIl as I could
wish. About a year later 7 gave birth
% a ten pound boy, and have had
two more children since and ny heath
has been fine il I ever have trouble
Of any kind ] an going 70 take your
medicine for I give il an the praise
for ny good health I always recon-
mend your medicine whenever ] can
Mrs. ETA E STAY. Garnett, EanzE=.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System

to enjoy good health. Your blood
must be kept pure and vigorous fol
upon its condition depends every organ
Of your body.
Many people have found S S. S. a
great aid in keeping their system IN
good condition. Being such q fins
blood tonic and system builder S. S. S
strengthens and enriches the blood sup
ply, ard gives new vigor and vitality
to the whole body.
s. S. S. is sold by all druggists
Write for free literature and fun in
formation to Chief Medical Adviser,
ssl Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ca
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Did you ever stop to consider what
a tremendous task is placed upon your
human system every day. The most
efficient piece OF machinery in all the
world is not expected TO stand the
strain that is placed on your body
Your heart is constantly pumping
life and vitality to every part Of your
body. This il being rapidly consumed
after being turned into energy and
strength that keeps your system per
forming its various functions.
What are you doing to replace this
drain upon your system2 Every day
there is q certain amount Of wear and
tear that must be replaced if you are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
TIRE COMPANY. MOVES
TO DOUBLE FLOOR SPACE

The Cannon Tire and Accessory
company, formerly known az the 1lil-
Ter Tire sales company, with sales
room and shop at Texas and kansas
streets. has moved 10 Mills and kan
sas streets where they have double
the floor space c. z. Cannon. pro-
prietor Of the company. states that
il their new place they viii be able
TO carry a much larger stock OF Sill
Ter tires and automobile accessorles
and viii double the capacity Of their
vulcanlzilE shop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
TUBERCULOSIS SYRINGE
LEADS TO THIEF'S ARREST

Taooma, wash, Nov. ll.-Freclsel
uptodate science played an eNcep-
prehension OF a thief A tuberculosls
syringe was found on a man charged
with vagrancy- DR.. G. G.. r kunz
had reported the theft OF such a
syringe to the police. Dr.. kun1 eL-
aufned the syringe under the micro
scope. found traces OF the vaccine he
had used. and convinced the court the
syringe belonged TO him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
MlTHERS. Do Ills
When the Children Couch,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chasrs

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into croup. or worse. And
then's when you're CAD you have a
jar Of Austercla at hand 20 give
prompt SIZE relief It does net b1stsr.
As first aid and a certain rened7.
Mustsrole IS excellent Ihousnds q
mothers know i. You should keep a
isr n the house, ready for instant use.
j Is the remedy for 1dults. too. Re
heTes sore threat hronchitis tnnsilitis.
Group sun mack, asthma. neuralgia.
headache congestion. piemisy, men
madsm lumbago pans and ashes Of
back or joints, SPANS, sore muscles.
chilblains frosted feet and colds Of the
rhesi Oh Often prevents pneumonial.
s5c zld CSC ia-si hospital size $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

'RoTIo's WIND cas-" WIN roland
Young featured. VIII open at the
Punch and Judy thezter. Thursday
Clare Hummer, the author Of the
play. also furnished the incidental
music. Her daughter, Marjorie Kun
mer. viii be in the cast, as viii be
Lotus Robb, Ivan simpson Blythe
Tressider, Grace Peters Eleanor Cox
and J. Palmer Collins Because Of
Helen now at the Punch and Judy,
VIII 60 to Boston next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

william johnson worked the wires
-TeleErlphed. I mean
One day johnson bought g parrot,
Il was bright and green
Polly tried 70 learn the business.
As one Of her tricks,
Since that time her owners daily
Mixed IN Polly-ucks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Elizabeth Hanneford. an eques-
trienne in @Good Tines at the Hip
podrome and q sister Of Poodles Han
neford, VIII marry Ernest Clarke, a
circus aerialist. The romance began
three years ago when the Hannefords
and Clarke were with the Barnum &
Bailey circus. The ceremony wiz be
performed at the little Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
About Broadway Plays And Players

ArEW YORK. nov. IA season Of
N French opera comique and light
musical comedies viii be in
augurated at the Belmont theatsr on
Deem Der IS. and viii continue at
that house for Is weeks. The COM
pany will arrive from Paris within
ten days. Il VAL include Is principals
and a chorus OF 50 men and women
The opening Oil win be Josephine"
no public sale Of tickets viii be made
as the performances are 10 be given
each Sunday evening and viii be for
subscribers only. The season VIII be
under the direction Of Theodore
gtucl-v and Armand Robf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Morris Green Of the Bohemians, Inc,
which controls THE Greenwich Wiz
lage Follies,' will said for Europe
Wednesday &c visit England. spain.
France and Belgium he promises to
bring back some foreign players anc
several European uiays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
cHlNeE ~ nRoADHrRsr.

A switch in plans for the Broad
hurst theater viii Sring Lee Shu-
bert's latest attraction. Henry Hull,
Alma Tell and George lfsrion, IN Kate
L. McIaurin's new comedy, when
We Are Young 70 that house insteai
Supporting Messrs- Hull and Marion
and Miss Tell viii be Frank Monroe,
Grace Reals, Florence Carpenter
Dorothy Day, Oliver Han, Gertrude
Clemens and r. p. Davis. Edward
Elsner has staged the plav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Raymond Hitchcock believes he Is
living IN a haunted house Almost
every night he hears the tinklinE Of
glassware the shuffling OF dancing
feet and the like. The house IS $50
years old and. while 1Lr. Hitchcock
believes the spirits are al old. harm
less. gray bearded men, he doesn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Noses shaw. who translated The
Merchant OF Venice into Tiddish for
the use OF the company st the Jewish
Art theater. draws a royalty OF $50
a performance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

A little kindness shown each day
to help make glad some heart; little
patience at mistakes where angers
apt TO start; a little aid for those who
plod with loads up lies steep hill
IL these won't win a little pass 70
heavsn. notLInE vii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22


Frederic J. Ozab viii sail for Lon
don Wednesday.
Max MARGIN viii send a special
Three Live Ghosts" troupe TO Can
ada.
Having recovered from his illness.
g. P Huntley viii return to the
"Hitchy Koo" cast
George Plateau has written a play
called Uncovered in which he VIII
act
The Mummers viii stage some
playlets soon. They want some good
amateurs Address Bertha 2. Bones.
Room 11Og, No. 81 Broadway.
Ernet Truex. goes into @Pitter Pat
ter IN william kent's role next sat
urday- He viii be featured.
Mecca Temple, Mystic Shrine. VIII
have every seat at the Century. De
eember Is, for the performance OF
Mecca
Comstock & Gest have signed up
Lupino lane OF Agar for five years.
They VIII star him some day.
Jack Starkey informs US that Jos
Higgins and the Fiat Tires had a
theater party at Jim Jam Jems" last
week.
Maclyn Arbuczle. Louis Kimball.
Andrew Lawlor, IT, Florence Flinn.
Olive Nay. Dan Dawson and others
are IN Daddy Dumplins," which Earl
Carroll viii present At the Republic,
November 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Where is the boy that would not
appreciate one for Christmas, whistler
santa Claus brings It or as a personal
gift from a Eriend2 We have tlasn-
lirhts In a wide range OF prices.
Gundnra Photo supply Co..
no j.. san Antonio St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

n which states allowed women 10
v vote for president before rails
election. and which state hae
woman suffrage mrstf A. W. B.
A. wyoming was first to grant
suffrage to women, the provision be-
ing Incorporated 10 the first consti-
tuition fiji 1863 The states having
presidential suffrage for women. prior
TO che 18th amendment were Nyom-
ing. Colorado, Utah, Idaho. washing
ton. California kansas, Illinois, Ore
g1n. Montana. Nevada. New York
1uchisan. Oklahoma and South d.
e. yFhaf is the address Of the rail-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

The toreador Was waiting.
No bull was there IN view.
he tore his hair IN anguish.
And cried- What shall do!'
They called up M Lockwood.
And used a little pull,
And very soon he sent them
The well known Brindell bull.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

fancy having them carortlng around.
Accordingly he has engaged a medium
to visit the house next Sunday nignt
and call the ghosts to account. II
the medium succeeds in catching the
spirits 1lr. Hitchcock viii have q
bouncer throw them out. This isn't
z press agents dream Mr. Hitchcock
has actually employed the medium
Supper viii be served a number Of
invited guests after the ghosts are
given the buns rush.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE
Want to see something sWell2'
you bet I do
Pour water en- a sponge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Ny idea OF a nice round sum IS g
$50 gold piece.-Beth lIeakins-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Draw from TO and 50 on to the
end
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Sc banife films.

9. g. g. 2oee Scr. IS oplpier, at
De oanife Silms, Ser biier Geitligbe=
oerne be6 @ienforeningen biemme,
og iom erbol6es giennem set oanffe
@eion6tifob / @aibtngton, bill blibe
%forebiIte / @ran6 8oul. &all Gpn=
Sag SEN Site Oft. Ser oil lieeleoes
frempiies en- &effe belt M 2psbil-
.leoer fra 9ant1arf, og ga oe,1 entire
prenante &omite agter at bpoe 8ubli=
fum fulo &allrta for 8engene, bill Der
/ Mnle6ning al, at oct er @allomeen,
blibe feltligt oeforeret / Salen %
arrangeret en- moriom v@allomeen"
Nften. &pmiteen lober Sorfriifnin=
ger % Spiiebarer al be6ite &oliber
90 bill, iom alti6, 11aar Scr. IS bp6er
til Set ierge for, at ollie 9eltogere
morer fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
2esennberisselie al sfolebyrn.

Com Bebis for, bbor n%p6benoigt
oct er> at 8brnene Ell, Gong imellem
unberieges at 2ege1t for at man tan
ertDn6ige fig ON, at 6eres &elbreo er
iaa gobt, font set bnroe bpre, me06e-
Ter Il. g. 8ublic .&ealtb Serbice, at
bets 2eger nDlig foretog en- timber
iegelie al ollie Sfolebernere / ct
County. Ser bar / alt 5,978 8grr,
blan6t bbtlfe 2egerne fonitatere6e
|felgenoe Sell: 1853 bab6e 6aarlige
|9ine, SAG bab6e 6aarlig &prelie,
|2,214 trenete til at fao 6eres Son=
iils Manoel f%irtler) beifaareoe,
1901 bdb6e M6enoios, og 4,069
bab6e 6oarlige Eenoer.
Dette foregif lite / en- al 6e itore
8pers 5attigfbarterer, men / ct >tp<
pitt 2%ano6iitrift, iom 6e fin6es / Sc
fleite Stater i>Mmerifa, og al bpilfe
iom &egel ingen nogen Sinoe bar SEN
2egeun6eriegelie, iom %regelmesiig
eipes sfolebernenei Sc itore 8per.
Set bil biltuof %oberraife Sc fleite at
leie obenitaaen6e Spg6omsliite, Ser
biler, at / @ienneminit les bbert al
8prnene: al to 2egemsfei1. @onife
bit er ingen al 6isie Sell farlige /
fig ielp, men Sc er olle me6pirfe11oe
til, at 8arnets l16pifli11g bnrnmes,
og at oct lettere %angribes al andre
Spgoomme. @tbbert Mennei tie for
itaar, bpao ct Barn li6er peo at babe
%oaarlige Sen6er eller 9ine. Op=
ipu1meoe @alsftrtler og Moenoios
bin6rer 8ornet / at foa tuitrefffelig
fritz Suit / 2ungerne, og binbrer
6erbeo 6ets l16bifline.
Mlle 6isie Sell fon / Sc fleite Sill
feloe mes 2etbe0 fureres al enbber
oDgtig 2ege. Set eneit it, set giel6er
ON, er at 6orel6rene faar at bi6e,
at ser CT noget / &eien meb 6eres
8ern, og 0erfor bnr6e bbert 5fo1e=
biitrift min6it ee11 Gang ON Moret
babe 2qgeunoeripgelie al alle @fole=
bgrnerle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Dba Nieliem.

0en al Danias Mftipitetsfomite
ipecielt nonebnte 06e @iel1en So
mite ct mt / fnlot Mrbeioe me6 1t
arrangere for 5ruens Optreoen ber
/ 8pen. Sfplge inotrufne Meooe1el=
ier giper 5ruen og D'@rr. Cir.
@atticbalcb og @illnmien er @i1e=
often iamt l1otog al u&os @repi11=
6en", iom mco 6orfatteren, @pen6
2eopol6sSilla6elie er omfolfdtret ioo=
.1eoes, at oe be6itc Scerer ipi11es og
.giper ct @elbeosin0trpf al @tpffet,
bpori Soa @telien bar en- al fine
@lansrollcr. Com man fer, penter
Ser Hublifrm en- npoeliesrig l1n6er=
boloning. 9atoen for Sr,1ens 0p>
trGoen ber bltber rimeligpis oen TO-.
Sttober, bporefter &eiien gaor peitt.
ODER, % UNDER Spboloet paa Sill
b%agepeien bill 6ruen rimelignis op=
trgoe iom @elt be6 Sbe &mt61ens
Sbeater / ct 5tpffe, ser bill blibe be-
ltemt 11aor &unitner Erioet anfom=
mer. Mlt tDOer paa, for Gbicogos
Ge6fomnenoe, at Doe Mieliens 9p=
tr9oen fer pill blipe ligeiaa feltlig og
~iltfcesfnlo iom ga bum bar Der for
10 Mar ii6en.
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MftenTolerne.

S 8penS offentlige Sfoler begDn=
Ser Manoag Mften oen 81. Sept.
Mftenlfolerne.
Mftenlfole bo16es.i fd1gen6e @fole<
.bpgninger: Sp6iioens Diitritt: spo-
@9iifolen, Simmons % Sacfion
Sfolerne; @tfi6ens Diitrift: Sol
lan0, Sbert6an, @rescott og @cbil-
Ter Sfolerne; Mor6iioens Diitrtitttt::
Mor6-&giifolen, &amilton, &am-
,tborne, &arriion % Gunner Stoler-
ne; @entral6iitriftet: @igernes Sag
bgiifo1e og @aibtngton @folen.
%Snomeloelier / @igernes Sag
Sgiifole Tan gieres 0nsoag, Eors=
Dag og 5reoag fra &l. 6 til 8; /
@or6- % Spo-&giifolerne Sreoag %
|2groag og / Sc andre Sfoler Man6ag.
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Wiels s$u1tI table.

\ 8eo Hrimeroalget forrige Ons-
oag, lpffeoes set 0ppoiitionen, in-
oenfor @arfiet, at ilaa &ongresma11o
Miels Suul i Z. @iitrift for @ienno-
mtnationen. Sons Mo6itanoer, tio=
ligere M6erman6, sc. 81. Micb1elien,
er EN- al Mapor Ebompions fornem=
ite Eilbangere og aniet JONI en- ier-
oeleS 6pgtig. Mano. Det er meo 8e=
f1ugelie, at ri fer Miels SSul1ls 9i1-
.%bagetreoen inm &ongresmono, for
ban bar bGret % er EN- al 6e beoite
&epraientanter Diitriftet enon11 bar
bapt, men oct er 10 MI engung
|Sfipbnens geie % berer meo til Sc
|politiife lips an0 Dom11s" en- Mano /
Oct offentlige 2ip man finoe fig i.
Set er at forbente, at Micbaelien bill
|blipe itgttet at belle ben republifanfe
Organization.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
9aniaS Gmpfer.

Sors6ag Mften SEN 80. September
err oct at sen ltore 5mofer, for Me6=
lemmer me6 &enner afDol6es. &omi=
teen loper ct eneltaaen6e go6t &ro=
gram, og Spiieieolem lp6er paa:
&e6ipetter meo 8eriille1al1ce, FAINT
f1ot folot 8cro og oertil pasien6e
Gilbebpr. &riien ct. Blot 2 Sol
lars og @illetten fan fiebes Dos So
miteens Meolemmer, ian1t bos Seer
ten / Dania.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Uhtragu.
&armuniens &oncert.

&aa 5pnoag Gftermto6ag er Set
altiaa, at Sangforeningen in6bpoer
til fin 34te @fteraorsfoncert i @ic=
ter &nrf Soil. ct / ollie Maooer
fbrite &lasies 8rogram bp6es @,1bli=
fl1m, men 6esberre maa ben lt1ge
9anierin6e 8ere11ce SSprgeniens 0p=
trGoen oflyfes paa @r1no al inotrnf=
tie 0mitenoigbeoer. 9og bill Ser BIZ
be @ariation NOT programmed, %
Sen gamle Sangforening bur6e flu1-
tie gigre &egning paa fulot &us poa
Sen6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Gus al straa.

De 6oreneoe gfaterg 2anobrugs-
bepartement meooeIer, d tbet Ct Ipf-
feoes en- Of 6eres Soriegsitatio1ter at
frennitine Sos saf &peoe, @ug- %:
Sabreitraa. Sc er naaet iaao bi1ot, at.
be bar figrt en- @llto11o1bI 1neo benz
ne @as, ligeleoes bar De berpttet Ben
til 8elpsning % @ogning. Gor(e.
gene ptlsblibe fortiatte meo set MqaI
for gie at faffe 5arr1er,,e praftiF
|geDtte af benre D%pfiroeIie. man
|baaber 9 fl,rae. frenriHne ct @as.
#appard, Der piI bIibe tilifraffe,Iia
tbiIlfgt ieb Tor uinbre Garn1e, peo
<2S3At
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Sielp al bpiltet 6ormere1t ielp fa1
fremItiIle Cos til 8elnSnina Ga @oqz

Sialp al bbilfet 6arrneren ielb fa1t
@as til 8elpsning og &og-
ming % tilltge iom Dribfraft for
Garmens Maifiner.> Ser bill artage<
Zig bore mango Steoer / 2an6et, hpor
Straaet bar for flor Sober % &ao.
ringsbGr6i til at blipe benpttet paa
oenne Maooe, men / mango af De
peitlige Stater frembringes Ser bbert
Mar iaa6anne Masier al 5traa, at
Sarmerne iimpeltben iatter SIS paa
Statfene for at blibe al mes Dem.
S bisie Ste6er bill set bore en- flor
8eiparelie for Sarmerne, ON De tan
fremittlle 6eres eget @asforbrug at
Straa. 6oriegene bar btit, at so.
&un6 Straa bill gibe ti11treffeligt
Sos til at fiere en- let Ml1tomobil
femten @til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
Tgrite @iolin.

6or fulo &raft gaar @rpperne poa
"5prite @iolin", iom 0be &nuoien
og set oanife Gbeaterielifab opfprer
for ferite Gang / Chicago, 2groog
ben 8. 0ft. 6prite @iolin er ct
Stpffe bpori 6orfotteren, @u1tap
Mieo fpiller paa 8i66ets Gtrenge og
De forifiellige &oller. er n6mqrfet be-
latte, meo Den 6oritaaelie og Snofigt,
iom Sfueipiller &nu6ien abiolut be-
iiooer paa bette 0mraaoe. 2a6 %
% fDloe Salen 6en 2gr0ag og piie
ben finite Sfueiptller % bans u6=
m9rfeoe &r9fter, at ri ietter @ris
paa goo oanit &omeoie fer / @Den!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
@m lille Mfitiffer.

&i gior6e en lille MfItitfer it6ite
op til &aei11e / Selifab me6
Sorfotteren Clinton &piit, Ser talte
be6 9. g. g. 2ogens @ienforemngs=
felt oeroppe. Soften forleb meget
mutt; Ser bar muiifalif &rogram
al Niels &alf's Srfelter, % hi mtaa
iGrlig frembGpe 6e flint l,6f6rte @io-
linioloer al @erbar6 &asmlslen, IL
geleoes oct flotte Encouragement
paa &iano al 6ru Mn6erfen. clinton
&bilt bolbt en- baooe inobol6srig og
'begeiitret Sale. ON SgnoeriDllan6,
Der paabgrtes me6 Snteresie, og moo
toges me6 8tfalo. Sangforeningen
@lberg optraa6te / nogle M11mre I'M
Der 9trtgent Mart11s &atiens 2e-.
6elie. 5angerne er go6t fammen=
iungne % CAB 8t6nesbpr6 ON 9r-
Zig Str9ben efter at faa set meite u6
af Sanger, men 6e ifal' og1aa biem
til Danmarf nRite Mar % set freezer
mpgttgt Mrbei6e.
8ei6get til Soften bar go6t, men
1angtfra bba6 Ser fun6e Dentes / en-
8p, Der teller iaa mango tuitn6 Don-
ffe iom &acine. 8iNbab6e Mnle6ning
It'll at billie paa @eo. SO. Mprup, Der
fer 20 Mor p1tgre n6 ii6en ban bar
paa oe Iqnge @eifer. Saabel Dania
iom 2oge $50. 4 tdanfer paa at 6anne
en- iamlet &otntte, Der ifal arrangere
Ell 0oa Mielien Mften oeroppe.
De Danffe i &acine er 10 bDggelige
log elifberoige MenneIfer % beremt
for oeres @gitfribeo, men Der iDnes
at bpile ZEN trpffen6e Stemning 6er-
oppe. Mogle mener oct er paa
@rnno Of, ct flere at 6e itore Sabrtf=
tier 6eroppe betpoeligt bar min6ifet
Mrbeiosfrpfterr1e, bbilfet fgIes; andre
Tiger, at iiben alt er blebet tgrt Sta
cine, er Der iiffffe, mere BET r2iib", 6er:
pleiebe at bere / De ga11le Gage. ~.
81 ifal lite ogrme berom, men iige
iom Dor iopiaIe Ben Com Mn6erien:
s6er man6ler noget," ~ % bet erpii
ibprt lerrige ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-24
9bbsfalo.

Ti6ligere <1= % grpreismano
&obert &rogb paa Satrfiel6 Npe.,
6goc li6lte 2gr6ag plu6ielig, 116en
11ogen foru6gaaenoe 5pg6om. Mf06=
6e bar Ell flittig % 1tr9blom Mano
% bar egentlig 56man6. @an bar
nplig antaget al Il. g. Chipping
8oar6, 1om 10 bar 8rug for bpgtige
Gemen6. Ser er en- @nfe og tire
minbre 8prn. 8egrabelien bar /
0ns6ags UNDER 9. g. g.. 2oge SIR.
17's 2e6el1e {.