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Evening star., 1921-06-28
The Immigrants Trials.

The new immigration law has
brought results which could easily
have been foreseE. Unimaginable
confusion is reigning in American
ports Thousands of immigrants ar.
crowded in New York and Boston
and several ships filled with hungry
Europeans are on the way. clamorinG
for entrance to happy" America. The
allotted number Of immigrants for
thousands of other immigrants ar,
held aboard the ships 1t was in
tended to deport them. or to keep
them on the ships till July. Epi-
denies and sufferings were in sight
for them in the latter case: They
missioner of immigration Of Ellis
They took pity on the steamship
companies that might suffer great
damages All the immigrants who
were on the seas at the tire of the
allowed to land.
The whole force Of the law is felt
by immigrants who are waiting IN
European ports. Thousands Of such
immigrants from every part Of
are for IN Sa swnty
What can they do? Return home?
But their homes, their property-all
was sold in expectation of finding
new happiness in the land Of prom
ise-in America.-Russky Golos (Rus-
sian, independently. New York city.
1s It a new Capt. Kidd or just some-
body kidding? Harrisburg Tele-
graph.
At last the Philippines have been
truly Americanized. They are in debt.
-Fifnt (Mich.) Journal.
Perspirins reporters would take it
as q favor IL some of our civic or
ganizations would adopt resolution
summer months. - Memphis News
Scimitar.
In making up Uncle Sans family
one to dam the food of national ex-
penditures->Newark IN. J.) News.
There are two kinds of cops: Those
who use their clubs promptly and
freely. and those who are not afraid.
The one feature Of the dry laws
that isn't violated IL that which pre-
vents liquor being given away.-Day-
ton News.
The meek who inherit the earth also
endeavor to tell the world that the
inheritance tax is an outrage.-Des
Moines Register.
The birthright Of every American
citizen is his right to claim that he
alone personifies 100 per cent Amer
icanism.-Asheville Times.
While they are coming all those
silver dollars in Washington they
might slip a few into general circu-
lation SO the country will know what
they really Iook like.-Detroit Free
Evening star., 1921-06-28

sion to redeem the promises made In
the name Of the victorious party, and
Congress since assembling has been
busy with that task.
The mandate resting on Congress
was framed at Chicago twelve months
ago. aid ratified at the polls four
months later. Nothing that has taken
place since has superseded that ex-
preston. 1t Is the Chicago platform,
therefore. to which in good faith lesis-
lation should be made to conform.
Evening star., 1921-06-28
No Wet Reaction.


look for prohibition repeal or modifica-
ton in the vote in the House yester-
day on the Willis. Campbell bill, amend
ing the enforcement law. BY $50 to
SO. twenty-one more thar the two
thirds necessary in the parliamentary
situation, the bill was passed; it bans
the use Of beer on physicians prescrip-
tions. prohibits the manufacture and
importation Of liquor until the present
stock held under government super.
vision for non-beverage use has been
exhausted. limits the number Of
physicians liquor prescriptions to
ninety in three months, and applies
the provisions Of the prohibition act
to Hawaii and the Virgin Islands.
Thus the House by a vote larger
than any prohibition vote heretofore
declared itself in favor Of more strict
enforcement Of the eighteenth amend
ment. Efforts to secure the recogni.
ton Of beer as medicine were defeated
by an overwhelming majority. The
Senate will doubtless pass the bill and
it will become law soon.
This vote is no sign Of the often
claimed reaction in public sentiment
against prohibition enforcement. The
House as the more representative body
may be regarded as rejecting public
feeling. II there had been since the
enactment Of the volstead law a
change in public opinion on this sub.
ject it would undoubtedly have been
evidenced in this test vote on a meas.
ure designed not merely to maintain
but to stiffen the enforcement pro-
visions Of the law. On the contrary,
the dry vote vas larger than ever.
The deduction is plain that II there
has been any reaction it has been
against laxity Of enforcement instead
Of severity. in favor Of stricter pro-
hibition instead Of law evasion and
modification.
II this bill becomes law, as is almost
assured, the government should
spare no means in its enforcement and,
indeed. the enforcement of the whole
prohibition code. No matter how diff
cult the task or how costly, it should
be undertaken. Every successful vio-
lation tends to intensity the feeling
that the law is not meant for execu-
ton. Evasion breeds contempt. 1t
does not follow that the volume Of
liquor consumed increases, but the
flagrancy OF violations becomes more
marked in the degree that through
federal or state slackness. or lack of
funds and organization, the impression
is created that the law Is not meant to
be enforced and that it can be violated
with impunity.
The bill (which the House passed
yesterday is important beyond the ban.
ming Of beer. The prohibition Of fur.
ther manufacture and importations Of
liquor until the present stock held un-
der government supervision for non
beverage use has been exhausted will
check large additions to the contra
band market supply. If this ban is
enforced strictly continued consump-
tion constitutes a heavy drain upon
visible stocks, which are not without
limit. The effect will probably be to
increase the price Of liquor to those
buying it under cover, and one Of the
surest means Of prohibition is exces.
sive cost.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

Insurance witnesses are wishing that
Samuel Untermyer would follow Mr..
Edison's example and limit his inter-
rogation to matters Of general informa.
ton.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

Financiers who found a gentlemen's
agreement practical should be appeal
ed to for suggestions enabling nations
to come to an understanding with ref.
erence to militaristic competition.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

The Dempsey Carpenter fight will
be more orderly than the encounters
likely to arise II any Of the purchasers
meet the men who sold counterfeit
tickets.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

In view Of the complications of over.
head expenses in business during the
war, it will require great mathematical
ability to present in exact figures the
percentages of net gain made by
profiteers.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

It might be easier to comprehend the
theory upon which DR.. Einstein is
credited with superseding the law Of
gravity II Isaac Newton were alive
to put up an argument.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

1t is but natural for the ex.kaiser to
turn to physical exercise. Unless he
has an extraordinary fondness for fic.,
ton he can find very little in current
literature that appeals to his personal
mood.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

d. Popular opinion accepts disarma-
ment as a great idea. The only diff
Guilty is to get enough Of the worlds
Inhabitants to agree to it..
Evening star., 1921-06-28

Aircraft experts insist that if there
must be slaughter and destruction it
can be accomplished more cheaply by
flying machines than by warships.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

A man with the aviation instinct re-
jects Safety first" and adopts as his
motto, Danger welcome"
Evening star., 1921-06-28

The price Of next winters coal per.
sists in attention as one Of the nation s
great financial problems.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

Bolshevism. having set out to de.
stroy wealth. is now looking for some
way Of making its enterprise pay
dividends.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

The missing ships are suspected Of
representing the logical consequence
Of a system Of "sovietism at sea-"
Evening star., 1921-06-28

Graver questions do not prevent the
annual consideration Of surplus and
deficit in bathing attire from coming
up for discussion.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

BY this time the hecklers cannot
fail to realize that the campaign of
1920 Is a thing of the past
Evening star., 1921-06-28

No tariff was ever enacted without
a liberal oratorical prelude.
Evening star., 1921-06-28
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHu.ANDER JOHNSON.
Lacked the Facilities,

Lacked the Facilities.
The music that Beethoven wrote
The critics all revere; i.
And Shakespeare many people quote
To make their meaning clear.
But these are only highbrow folk;
Though Shakespeare was a wit,
It takes the motion. picture joke
To make a modern hit.
The master melodist appeals
To auditors select:
But dancers find that for their heels
The fit is incorrect.
Beethoven failed to draw much pay.
As many a genius has.
He toiled in his especial way
And had no turn for jazz.
They did their best. those good old boys,
And honors they renew,
As through the centuries their joys
Delight the reverent few
Yet neither won the wealth by half
Which they would sure have seen
Had they possessed the phonograph
And motion picture screen.
Jud Tunkins says maybe the fact
that people don't read Dickens and
Thackeray as much as they used to is
mebbe the fault Of the book agents.
A Mission in Life.
Haven't you more money than you
need?"
"Yes," admitted Mr.. Dustin Stax.
"Then why did you take the trouble
to break that competitor"
my friend, when became wealthy,
I resolved to devote my fortune to good
works. I recognized the dangers of
avarice and made it my duty to dis.
courage grasping nature"
Self.Importance.
The egoist's career will prove
A sadly disappointing shock,
Who thinks that time will cease to
move
When he decides to stop the clock.
The Last Word.
DO you think the country is better
of since votes for women were pro.
vided for?"
Undoubtedly" replied Senator Sor-
ghum. Women in politics have taught
some of those old-time bosses who
thought they could always have the
last word a lesson"
A Change Of Spirit.
Crimson Gulch has quieted down
since the old days"
eyes," replied Cactus Joe. "One of
the boys got ambitious the other day
and started to shoot up the town."
What was the result?"
"All the boys rushed from the soda
fountain and wanted to know whose
tire had blown out and whether they
couldn't help f3x it,
Evening star., 1921-06-28
A Mission in Life.
Self.ImpOrtance

The egoist's career will prove
A sadly disappointing shock,
Who thinks that time will cease to
move
When he decides to stop the clock,
Evening star., 1921-06-28

Jud Tunkins says maybe the fact
that people don't read Dickens and
Thackeray as much as they used to is
mebbe the fault of the book agents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
@r9fenlarb.

Set Ter u6 ion 6ranfrig og gng=
lan6 bil tbinge @r9fenlano til at op=
gine itore @tr9f11inger al set 2anb
2illeaiien, iom set fit beo 6re6silut=
ningen. @elbfelgelig bill @refen=
lan6 bol6e igien Set lengit muIige,
maaife et16og bobe en- &rig moo Gpr<
terne. @en Gorboloene / @refen=
lan6 ct naeget banifeltge; pe6rerenoe
bet efonon1iife, l16ferTen af Eobaf
oe andre @ro6utter er on1trer1t itano-
let, og l169ifterne til Seren i,@npr=
no belsber fig oaglig til 3 Mm.
Dracbmer Zen Dracbme er Zig 66
9re), ,ne6e11s sn6fomiter>,e @tats<
fasien ita6ig ntn61feS. Set er noe
lten un1uligt at oporibe &ieo, og set
be,,tes, at set bill bline ne6ben6igt
inart at uoite6e Brs6fort. Sen np
Ggriten1iniiter bor ne66elt Sen o1e=
rifanife @eian6t, at man baobeoe
paa, at 6e 6orene6e Stater biloe poe
@refenla,,6 &re6it, ellers bi6lte ban
iffe> bborleoes man ifu1oe flare fig.
Sor &i6e1l ct en- 9ollor ber6 Is
0racbmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
9kkf fwrhtg.

Mrs. &obert McGall, en- al 6e Ie>
6en6e &refter / gSon1an's @bri iltian
Eenperance Union, bol6t l1n6er Sen
nplig / @bicago afbolote rationale
&onbettion al obenn9bnte &bin6e=
organization en- Sale, bbori bum
paapege6e bisie &ing, Ser fren6eles
lite er, ion 6e bur6e bere. Mfrs.
Mc@all iagoe> at Get bar @oman's
@briitian Temperance l1nion,, iom
bab6e tgr1agt 2an6et, men Ser bar
en6nu neget at uofere, og meget of,
bpa6 bum bil6e paapege maatte blibe
at betragte iom en- Geien for egen
9Br. SUN bar bleben forfeit al Sc
itDreren be6 en- al 2an6ets @igeifo<
Ter, at Sen lille Sglbflaife, iom bar
fonrmen iaa paa Wo0e blan6t unge
&bin6er, baaret iom~ Mn1u1et eIIer
8arfumebebol6er en- Selpfie6e ON
Saan6leoet, in6ebol6t bobe6iagelig
Mfobol, iom 8igerne fmagte paa,
naar &uneret lite log til. SIT bore
unge &iger, M ON Dagen bruger ct
liot bel frit sRros % braDerer n'eo
Gtgaretter enoog paa offentlige
'Steoer, % bbor el6re &binber mes
anipar iom @bore bar tiIiteoe, bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
An1prtka.
eals af fyarmprobnfter.

6armerne ober bele 2an6et er i
Sero me6 at 6anne en- @algsorgani=
iation for Garmere / 9lmerifa. Set
er Meningen, at Sar1nerne ffal gaa
ino paa fun at 19lge 6eres &orn
giennem oenne Srganiiation. Ser
bi1 blibe giort 8rug al 6e nuperenoe
@lebatorer og Sp1agsbule, og 6et er
Weningen at 6anne cooperative Or
ganiidtionr paa @te6er, bbor iaa6an=
ne lite allere6e finoes. Sarmerne
Tutter fig iaa til 6e lofale 0rganiia=
toner og gaar IND paa at iR1ge 6e=
res &orn efter ben M Hlan. @n
&omite paa II Me6leruner, ser bleb
u6nebnt for 6 Maane6er iioer1 er i
Ser6 n1eo at ubarbei6e alle @nfelt<
be6er, og roar 6en en6elige 8lan er
1agt, bill Sen blibe forelagt for en-
@ongres repreienteren6e De forffiel=
lige Garnserorganiiattoner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Arhrjhrrttf.
Mrbeiberne % @mslanb.

M1nertcon Se6eration of 2abor
u6ien6te / 2gr6ags en- &enbe116el}e
til Mrbei6erne, bbori ser fremiettes
en- lang @effe 8eifpl6ninger moo
Sobiet= =&egimet / gfuslan6, ser iiges
at babe oprettet ct @laberiipiteu1,
giort grbei6sti6en lengere og @gn=
6agsarbei6e tbunge11t og bar for
bu6t Streifer.
= Set be66er bi6ere &enben6elien:
Ser bar / Sen npere 2io fanoipn=
ligbis iffe / ,toget 2anb beret en-
mere itaanielslgs Sorfglgning og
9eeoilagtning of 5aeforeningsfolt
en6 oct, iom mi foregaar i, bpao set
norife Mrbei6erparti faloer roet bar-
bariffe Goblet -&uslano". Set er
fonunet iaabiot, at Merrebeim, @e-
freter for 6et iterite frantic Mrbei-
oerforbun6, observation-disclosures, ifient
ban ielD er poerliegoaenoe @acifiit
og reDolntionar Spnbifaliit bor uo-
iteot en- 0pfororing til oreaniiereoe
arbei6ere oner belle 8eroen ON al
neolageel en- 4roteit. Denne Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
@eritprfer.

Gra1tfrig bar ben iterite itaaen6e
Scr, men noar man toger @eierpe-
itprfen me6, er ssstalien BEN itgrite
Militarmagt. 5ronfrig bor en-
1taaen6e Scr paa $4,000 Man6 og
en- @eierbe paa 100000. sstalien
bar en- itaaen6e &er paa $4,000,
men en- @eierbe pa1 4,627,O0O. So
pan bar en- ftaaenoe Ser poo
273,000 % en- 8teierbe paa 1,199,,
600. 9Dflon6 bab6e in6til 1. go.
nl1ar en- Scr paa 100000 Man6,
men ben ffuloe Selge 6reostrafta.
ten reouceres til $4,000 Mano.
Epif1a1o bor bog beo Si6en al en-
Dabnet Bolitiitprte paa 5000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
@uan hjxlprr hft?

Sen febernle @ran6iurp / sSn=
6ianopolis, Sn6., bar u61te6t 9ln=
flage moo 227 &ulgrubeeiere, Grit
beeierforbu116, @rubefompag11ier og
&ulgrubearbei6ere for &onp1ot om
at obertr96e Sbermans 9lntitrl1lt=
lob, 2iiten i1tobefatter @erIoner og
&orporatio,si SsSn6iana, ssS11inois,
&enniplbania og Ohio omfattenoe
prafttlf talt bele set centrale &ul=
felt. 9lnflagen gaar forifiellige
@artationer no paa &omplof ON at
bin6re @an6el og ifobe @onopol.
Ser iiges / 9nflagen, at CRUDE
eiere og @rubearbei6ere paa forifjel=
Zig Gellesfonferenfer bleb entge ON
at ianarbei6e / 8ro6uftion og Sor=
oeling al &ul og at bielpe bberan6re
/ at ege 2enningerne og @riierne,
1fabe funitig &ulmangel og ellers Be-
grGn6ie Brnouftionen og Gor6eling.
Sc bleb oeiaa anflaeet for at bape
ifobt fingere6e Narfeospriier. @ru-
beeierne anflages for at babe frern.
talot @treifer ian.t for / @enbol6 til
en- felles: #lan al babe ofgibet for,
fieItige @apporter til .@rubebureau=
erne oe forifiellige @tater og til
@egieringen ON, at 6er lite bar no.
get marte6 for @ul, .bbiltet fit @ri-
ierne til at goa op, inbti1 Be bar bbi-
ere en6 De @riier, ser bar faitfat al
oen rationale 8ranoielsaomin niitra=
ton fer 6ens Opbepelfe. CRUDE
eierne at1flages ogiaa. for paa for
1fiellige andre @aaber at babe 6re.
bet 8riiern @eiret og boI6t Dem
oppe un6er forifiellige 8aaffu6.
@romine11te &ulgrubeeiere er
blanot 6e anflage6e iom Tbomas 8.
8retpiter, g6tpar6 s. @eorles, Socf=
iom Dering, 8bil &be11na og @il<
liam 80. &abonaugb, og Meolen1mer
at l1nite6 Mine @orfers 8eitprelie
iom 8reii6enten sSSobn 8. 2etpis og
@efreteren @illia1n Green; 8lan6t
6e anflageoe &orporationer er Sea-
tionol Goal Msiociation.
Men mi bliber @pergsmoalet,
bba6 6enne Mnflage bill bielpe SOL
fet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04

1fatteligt, at ser efter ct 4ars Sber=
peielier ifl11oe bore stemning for
&rig.
S Man6ags gftes bleb ser 2on-
oon bol6t ct Mfifeosgiloe for Ben
omeritonife sln1basia6er Sobn IS
9abis, bbor en- el al @nglanos Sfor=
men6 bar til @teoe, bl. a. 2or6erne
@ur5on og &eooing og @rinlen al
@ales. Ge6 oenne 2eiligbeo falot
Talen fra Sem og fra Mr. Dabis
iaoleoes, at ltaar 6en til troen6e,
bpa6 ri maa gaa no fra, at Ben gi6r,
iaa er intet mere bel grun6et, enc
@enlfobet mellem england og Sine
rita. Set bill bore en- grop Gorbrp=
belie moo be to 9eationer og moo 6eu
belle Menneifebe6 at arbeioe paa al
fre1nme ct Mo6iatningsforbolo.
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mi lite :langer noget merfeligt.
6orle6en Mften ia6 bum fit @otels

1tu I@Ic @I6lSeI 1tUSeI 4llItI@e%lY%.
Sorle6en 9lften ia6 bum fit @otels
Spiieberelie, ia9oe bnn og til lin
itore O0mDgelie og Sfam fanot bun,
at Ser ne6erlt poa Spiieleolen lto6
en- slnmooni11g til &pin6erne om, at
Sc belit life maatte rpge netop / Set
te @erelie. Mfrs. @c@alI ipntes
ogiaa 6et gift ober Gtregen, 1aar set
/ Country Clubs og anore finere
Danielag bar blebet paa Mooen, IT
&binoernes tog al og vcbecfet" 6eres
&orietter, offurat iom Menoene 6e=
res &atte. De1egoterne ifaI eniten1=
mig babe erfleret fig enig n1e6 Mrs
Mc@au - Der bar frem6eIes mol
tilbage at gigre for B. 6. &. Il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Stor Gprengning.

Den 1tgrite 9Dnanitiprengning
ser fal bere foretaget 9lrnerifa,
fan6t forle6en @teo ct al Dirie
@ortlano Cement aon19aenis @te'1-
bru6 be6 &icbar0 GitD, Senn. Sil
5prengningen, ser foretoges me6
en- l16gift paa $4,000, brugtes ser
oper 20 Sons Dpnan1tt. st &lippe=
1tpffe paa $4,000 Sons blep beo
gfsploi iionen llaoet I SnaaltDffer,
1aa Sc fu116e fiernes be0 @iGlp al
Dampfobl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
afoanbius i ssorb.g .g,inneiota.

@teenerions 6or1og, ser foreifri<
Der national &ielp til @o11trollering
af 0peripa1nmelier og l1ooifling al
2an6et / @treget neb &e6 2afe %
&e6 2afe @iber / Minneioto, er mi
peotaget of .&ongresien og unoerteg=
net at &reiioenten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
G,nbe6sieQerne.

@tremrnet1 al @mbe6siegere til
@aibington Eer begpn6t. @otellerne
er paa oct / nermeite oberfplot al
Go1f, iom e fommen for at ober=
bore SSna1lgurationen, og bIan6t
6isie er 6erziier mango, bpis eee11t.
lige -a@rinbe er at foo giort oct BE-
gribeligt for oen npe @reii6er1t.
bDor itors 4noel oe bab6e / ben re.
pub1ifanffe Seir ben 2. %obember.
og at Sc ber bel6nnes paa en- pas,
ie1l6e Waabe. i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Kuwgtuhrrknlnafn.
Gn bibenifabelia Srimmf.

ct Sta6inm / &an1pen moo Eu=
berfuloiens 5bebe er MI oberlfre6et.
Com Splge al taalmo6ige bi6enlfabe=
lige Sorigg, anitil1e6e al l1n6er6i=
reftgr Ga1mette, be6 8a1teur= =SSnlti=
tl1tet / @aris, fan man fre1rti6igt
lfripe oenne 5etnina Der er fll0 al
2gfter for Mennelfebeben: Erbelfn=
1olen bos 9Dr err rbeieiret.
Gal11ette giber felger6e @fil6rine
al fine 6origg: S en- Stal6 in6latte
ri 5 tuberfuleie &ger, og bag Dem
anbragte ri 10 &bter. Staloena
ne6a6lfraae116e ssSor6bun6 blep ino.
rettet iaale6es, at 6e tuberfulpie l16.
tgmninger ita6igt itrgn1ne6e u6ober
&biernes 8aaie. 4 al &pterne blet
brugt iom &ontrol6pr, 1ne6ens 6 al
DEM 6erpaa bleb bafcinere6e be<
Snoiprpitning @alsaaren al &c
Wlligram &b9g Tuberfelbaciller.
Der bar fultiberet / en- 8ouillon al
glpcerinblon6et @al6e. Otter 11ogle
Cages 6orlpb in6pooe6e man INIT.
i. iomn1e &uberfuloiefim paa ollie &bi:
ernie un6tagen paa 2, ser fun fit eer
@afcine Disie to 5orips bleb for.
npe6e bber Nar, 8. b. I. 3 @ange
2ebet af De "a Maane6er, 5origgent
bare6e. Da DDrene blep lagteoe
bar 6e @eiultoter> hi fonitatere6e bef
Ob6uftionen, al Faaen6e Mrt: af 81
4 &ontrolfbter, Der a16rig bar ble:
ben bafcinere6e, bar 6e tire paa e
fremffre6ent @taotum al Euberf11:
loie; al 6e 6 Soribgsfbter frembiite
oe, Ser Inn bab6e faaet cen Gang
@afcine> itore t11berfuleie Coulter.
mebens 6e 4 an6re, Ser bar bleber
bafcinereoe tire @ange, life efter 6e
"a Maane6ers~ 5orlpb frembg6 11oge1
5por til Smttte til Ero6s for, at 6e
ita6tgt babbe itoaet / StqIo 111to 6e
tuberfulgie @eer, og til Ero6s for,
at 6e baboe faaet i116po6et Euberfel.
baciller. Set er altiaa ct Bebis paa,
at &afcinen ful6iten6ig bar giort
&bierne immune. 6origgene bill mi
blipe fortiat paa en- 0p6retteliesita=
ton for itore Mber / franif Guinea.
@al1nette ilutte6e fin l16bifline
iaale6es:: @i 1toar fun lige be6 8e,
gpnoelien, men Weuligbe6erne er
11mad6elige, naar hi arbei6er 111eget
og fglger SEN mi oobne6e Iei, ser
rnaalfe bill fore til en- glin1ren6e Sir
feliggigrelie af bore Sorbaabninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
SbiManbs &reiibents 2bn.

Trie6ericb @berts Gage ion Epif=
lambs @reii6ent er forb6iet fra 1907
600 til 10000 Marf om 9loret, og
til l16gifter gget fra 100000
Marf til 25O,0O0 Morf. De uaf=
bGngige Soctolilter og &ommuni=
iterne proteltere6e e11ergilf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
stifpense % SrnbFer.

0berinipeftgren for Clements.
relien af 5orb1l6 Seem England
@illimn S. megortbp opIpier, at
ban fioen Suli /. Gior er bleben til.
buot 8etiHelier til ct Beleb af
81, 100000 og raneerenoe / enfelte
Gunner fro IS til 100000. San
er oefaa bIeDen tr,,et n,eo Dsoen ,.r,-
Ser l1ofbrelfen Of fin 8liet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
8aibinston &anberlip afreiit til
MnEfnn.

ssSfplge .Gcbo 6e @aris" ct @aib=
irgton 8. &an6erlip reiit fra @tocf=
bolm til Moifau for at tage 6e in6le=
6e16e Sfri6t 6orbin6elie meo Sc
1tore rusiiife &oncesitoner, ser lfal
bore ttlitaaet bom al 2enin. 8la=
Set flyer, at r&an6erlip officielt er
l611ebt1t til 9fuslan6s gfonomiife
&eprele11tunt Sc Sorene6e @tater. Z"