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steer clear of the Primrose Path, thus
wrecking his own chances of success.
needed a stronger mind and hand to
govern him and in some cases such a
man has proven amenable to discip-
line and rules to such an extent that
Pie has mended his ways and become
an asset instead Of liability to his
team.
But to apply these rules to an en-
tire group of men is not, to my mind,
wise nor quite sane. The college
coach needs such rules. His men are
young and inexperienced. Given a
free rein, they might easily fall into
even ways which would ruin their ca
reers. But the man who has become
a major league ball player and shows
signs of remaining such for several
seasons is fellow of mature years
and judgment who should be allowed
to regulate his own mode of living.
know of an instance where a man
ager set an iron clad rule that his
players must be in their rooms not
later than II o'clock at night. If a
player attended a theater he was
obliged to leave before the close of
the enmity of his manager. This
manager was won't 20 sit by the hotel
elevator and check off his men as
they came in. The result was that
now and then a player would resort
to the almost school boy trick, yet
one that was almost necessary, of re-
manning out to the wee sma' hours to
be certain that when he did arrive at
the hotel, the manager would have
retired, probably with the idea that
the recalcitrant player had gone to
hisa bed early and that he had thus
missed him. This rule encouraged
deceit and dissipation, the very things
the manager was trying to avoid.
Baseball players are not tempera-
mental, they are very human, but
they do wish to be treated as grown
men.
/ believe that there should never
be any necessity for cut and dried
rules on ball club. The habits of
the men have reached the age Of the
average major league player are not
to be changed by the official die
tums of some manager. Ninety per
cent of the men playing in the major
leagues have good habits and observe
their own individual rules of continu-
ing good health and keeping in good
condition. If ever there was a time
when the average ball player was q
barroom addict, pleasure-seeking
fellow whose sole thought was one
of obtaining the greatest amount of
illicit pleasure to the square inch,
that time has long since passed. The
ball player Of today, and / speak of
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
(By GEORGE H. sIsLER)
St. Louis, April IS, 1921.

ODGGtdI " 1UG L1AAbEl H4ASNs
Not by one game, nor even by q
single series, shall the caliber and
playing ability of any team be
Judged. Certainly not in brief open
ing series shall the mettle of any
championship contender be really
placed in the crucible and given the
acid test. And yet, after my first
glimpse this season of the worlds
champion Cleveland Indians, am
willing to risk whatever glory comes
to a successful prophet outside his
own domain when / predict that the
team which roams ahead of iris
Speakers bunch will probably win
the American League pennant. And
to step out in front Of that bunch of
fighting, peppery, snappy ball play
ers is going to be a mans job for any
beam. The Cleveland team is, with
one exception, that which won the
worlds title in the contest with
Brooklyn last year and Speaker has
apparently coached and drilled his
men until they have stepped onto the
playing field ready to begin right
where they left off last season.
The one weak link in the chain, if
indeed there be any such, might be
pointed out at second base. Wambs
ganss is out with an injury and I'M
fortunately for the team, Harry
Lunte, the st. Louis lad who was
Wamby's most likely substitute, was
also placed on the injured list. This
made it necessary for Stephenson, a
recruit, to take the place left vacant.
And let no one make the mistake of
thinking that Stephenson is not fill
ing the place well. He is a flashy,
snappy young ball player with all the
and vim needed to make
of his major league career.
He seems to have lost most of the
earmarks of the rookie and is striv-
ing, his best to fill acceptably the
place of the veteran, Wamby. But
the presence of a new player in an
inffeld combination always means
more or less lack of confidence and
perhaps a few costly misplays at the
outset. It is certain to be so. It
would be manifestly impossible in any
business concern to have things run
quite as smoothly with a force of
three experienced and one inexperi-
enced man as would be the case with
four who had worked side by side and
knew each others capabilities and
habits. And, after all, baseball is a
scientific, business-like affair which
must be regarded as such by the ball
player or the manager who hopes to
make a success of the game.
But the Indians are formidable as
ever. Young Sewell, playing in the
position left vacant last
year by the tragic death of the bril-
liant Ray Chapman, bears all the evil
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

the 80 per cent, yes. i.
per cent of them. 8 ~
telligent human beirea
treated as such. No @,a saa
dependence will bow subj rs
a set of iron clad rules esD aas i &
very purpose for which & saa y
intended is defeated 81 y A
There are clubs. n. c
where friendly game " l
is frowned upon. / bs 3 Penn
such q game in nv rstb. yen
perience and never VET 81.
any hard feeling e,,Sen y ave
trouble created. It e 49,,
the most common and "a
of recreation with wnieb =.
clined to spend their ida oolle
a rainy, cold day when ! 5 l..Sl
impossible. The ban pl.s
drinks intoxieants is rs
such even before prohib;.;a
hard for him to obtain seaa 81
so desired. Taken by sns Az
believe you will find fba IN
observe better habiss and I;vs !.
lives then even the maior;s. 50
fessional and business mar
is intended as no reflaef;a.
other profession or busipes.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
ICE CREAM coNTAINERs
ARE BADLY MIN

Have you an ice cream IL.
at your home which belonsss9 as
Bogalusa Ice Company. \
will confer a great favor M
company by phoning So II asS N.
they may send for It.
For the next several mons
Bogalusa Ice Company viii -
the containers and tubs. sn5 - !.
those who have them notify 4.
pany it is possible that some M
to do without ice cream one h
hot days.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
Every Drop Of Your Blood
Should Be Absolutely Pure

are the direct result Of impure
blood.
You can in a large measure avoid
liability to disease by the use Of
S. s. S., the wonderful blood REM
edy that has been in constant use
for more than fifty years. s. s. S.
cleanses the blood thoroughly. It
is sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and med
ical advice absolutely free, write
today to Chief Medical Adviser,
159 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ca.
s. s. s. is not sold or recommended
for venereal diseases.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

Any slight disorder or impurities
is a source Of danger, as every vital
organ Of the body depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform
its functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result Of a bad
condition Of the blood. Among the
most serious are Rheumatism, with
It's torturing pain; Eczema. letter,
Erysipelas and other disfguring
skin diseases; general debility,
which makes the strongest men
helpless, and many other diseases
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Set iu fort 10.

S n5inanstiben6e" fomme1harer
&eoafteren, sen fien6te Mational=
efonom, cano. polit. 6. Gbolbit3er
paa forifiellig 8is ben foreIiggen6e
financielle Situation biemme.. San
ifriber 81. a.: r@er / Mor6en pofser
Den 6Ditre Stemning. l1roer1 11oefro
faiter ct 8ran0ifi9r ODER 2anoene, %
itore Sfpgger ODER SEN %iociale Situ=
ation. Sn6uitrien np6es til itaoig
itgrre Dritsinofranfning, og &ris=
faloet buffer op og ipreoer l1ro /
&anoelsfreoie. Gn S%pgiprelie piier,
at oe fbenife Banter bar beIoant
86rspapirer til EN- &eroi al 1900
Miu. Ser, men at Bprsberoien FIN
anoroger 1900 MiII. ST. S Dan-
mari og Morge bil6e tiliporen6e 0p=
%gierelier biit NOT Diie noget lignenoe.
&omm1nerne er alle &egne / 8efneb
for 8enge."
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9soe 9anmarf.

9ranbierg be6 8ar6e: @6r. Mn=
oers Sonfen. &iborg geitermarf::
@mo. Martin @eoerien. Eolitrup
b. Sfipe: @6r. Shorten 2arlen See
itergaaro. ginoaI:: MgIler g. g.
giellen. Soriens: 29ge g. Mgller,
20 Mar. 8rgrrp @totion: &olger
Gbriiteniens Suitr11. @ingtiebing:
%6ulomegtig, peni. 2arer g. 6.
@a1l1eus grfe, "a Mar. @oloes.
oyer: Mnoers Senfen 6riis, 80 Mor.
8renofteo: Sens Sgrenien &ier, 70
Mar. 5reoerifsbabn; Sreoerif Degn,
SO. Guloen: Gnfe Sine &ieritine
Mielien, 81 Am. Canning: Glfe
Maoien, 80. Solitrbro: Maref Sc.
terfen, 80 Aar. ariitrup: Riels Gbr.
.Ssrgenferl 81. 2bgitrl1p: fbD. 5neo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
9gbsfalb.

S en- M6er al SO Mar er en- al
5fagens el6ite 8orgere, tioligere
Murermeiter Sens 5reoborg afgaaet
peo 9goen. Sen afoebe, iom bar
baft fin @irfiombeo / Sfagen ! ca.
As Mar, nar oprin6elig &efer Sc
rl1p, men opgap 6enne 8irfiombeo
for at ilda Zig neo / 5fagen iom
@r1rermeiter. S set lange Spat1o
at Mar, ban birfeoe iom Saanober-
ter Der, bar ban bpgget en- Ma1goe
al 8pens @ier6on1me, og ian CT
|uoe1 Ebibl ben at BDe1s go1rIe 8Dg-
ningsbambparfere, fom beb. tit Or
beioe bar beoroget met til at fette
ben npere aios @rag paa Bpens
11ofeeroe. Af ba1s ftbrre Mrbeioer
Tan rrebnes Sfagens &otel, fom ban
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
@eform om 8orb paa vDsear 2"
1. % 2. &ab1t Haas iammen.

Gn @eform ONT 8orb paa vDsear q"
1. % 2. &abpt Haas iammen.
@fanoinopian - Mmerifa=2inien
bar beiluttet at iberf1ette en- Mpor6=
ming al &obDtsofoelingen.
Man bar giort Sen @rfaring, 1T
set ifanoinabiife @ublif11m / 6e fe=
mere Mar bar bilt Ien6ens til at be-
nptte beore 8efor6ring eno tioligere:
napnlig bar @fteripbrglen peret ret
tet moo 2. &abpn, iom %nnoertioen
bar -optaget flere Maane0er foruo.
2inien merer Ser or at imp6efom=
me ct alminoeligt 9nlfe be6 at gipe
fine &aslagerer 2eiligbeo til at reiie
paa be6ite &lasie til moderate Hri=
fer. 9ette oil ife oerpeo, at Oscar
g." in6rettes til fun at fore to for
ifiellige &lasier: u&abpt" % u3.
|!&lasie".
y&abpt" fommer til at omfatte
bele Sen biotioige 1. og 2. &abDt
Has1agererne paa ~&abDt" oil iaale=
6es opnaa 8efororing / @fibets beo=
ite &lasie me6 ful6 &aa6tgbe0 ober
ollie 5aloner, 8romena6eoef og an:
6re 8efbemeligbeoer, iom ti6ligere
Dor belt mellem 1. og 2. &abpt. Sc
bel at m9rfe: 8riien bliber sen iam
ME iom billigite 2. &abptspris poo
De eprige Mmerifabaaoe, BOG iaale
oes, at Sc b%efbemmeligit inoretteo'
og beoit beligben6e &an1re er noge
6prere.
Oscar g." er / 6isie Gage gaae
til gfteripn bos 8urmeiiter & @ain
Sen II. Starts afgaar Ben igie,t ber
fra til SEEM Sort, og 6enne @eiie hi
inoparile Nporoningen. (.8ol.")
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

Mbilogaaro. 8rgnsbgi: ftp. 3oit-
boloer Sans @anien. Sumlebaf:
8aa6ebpgger. Seniens Suitru. Sill
+%leleie: Maalerfontroller Saniens
!&u1tru. 6reoerifsiun6: Sogfgrer
Micbaels.
Ooenie: Grt. Gari6a Jrom. 8reg=
nemoie: Sennig 2arienS Snitrl1.
&parnorup 8enge: @mo. &mu6 8e=
6erien, IS Mar. Sfallebplle: @6r.
|gbr. &asm1sie ems @nfe. Srte Sfop=
buie: Mourits Mn6erien. 6remme=
1eb: &igbman6 SIR. Mielien, 78.
San6erum: 8ooil &anien, SO Mar.
@gibp: Gemrer &eoer Sergenien.
0Hrup: @fre6oer Sans SIR. 2ar=
fen. &aarbp: Sme6 Sens Sberien,
81 Mar. S6r. 8robp: &grbere6er
Mn6ers &asmusiens @nfe. &iel=
ltrup Sefterganr0: @or. 9anS Mn=
oerien; Sans STR. 2angftl6eb11s'
@nfe, @eitelep. O6enie:: 8ortner $.
ISeniens @ultru, 8erums Gtiftelie..
Serslep SEQ: Cor. Sens Sprgen
&osmus len, 80 Mar. &abn6rnp;
&asmus &nu6iens @nfe, &bern=
6rup. &ogsbglle: Sne6fer 2u6pig
@ebrs gnfe. Mller11p: Sens g.
Seniens @uitru. - Marup: 8anf6i=
reftpr Ebrane, 60 Mar. @enleie b.
06enie: @freober STR. Senien.
@trib: &apt. g. 8licbfel6t.
8ooilsfer: 2aurit5 8eter @oulien.
9lsfer: 8aloemar @eter Senien,
Ebomoslpffe. &gnne: 8agermeit er
@n6reas Saniens Suitru; @nfefru
2a1.ra @ert5, &oitfontoret.
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$50 Slider; 43 Kap1tleF.
Fjerde Oplag. $1.OO

Tredie Bog:-Sylvia og Broder Es-
bern riste Runer for hinanden -
Alva g9r Diet hun n9dig vii - Eta
faar sig en- ny Fastemand = Wis
dom, Daarskab og code Varsler =
Gud Amors Regimente = Opbrud -
Goternes Ven - D6dedansen paa
Fj@lamyr - Krig med Kvinder.
Fjerde Bog: - Terningerne kastes
= Slaget we'd Visby - De Goters
Konge = De levende og de ddde -
Naadens It'd - Valdemar den Onde
- Dobbelt Brudef@rd - Kurz n-
yer at vere paa Staden = Folkets
Dom - Dyrek@bt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
II. EWaIdS
MST0RISKE R0mAnER
vi hr kjsbt hde Restoplaget at disse udm#rkede Bigger og sender
dem portofit til vedfsjede lave Prser, SAINT nye BogIaer.
VALDEMARSTOGET
INDHOLD:
Roman fra Diet fj0rtende
Aarhundrede af I'll. F. Ewald.

F@rste B0g:-En ubuden G@st -
Hvidestjerne - De rode Abilder -
Aander9ster = Peder ArnoldsQnl la
der sig sk@re nye Kl@der = Uvils
Mand = Stille Tider - Vinand
Stolte = Alvas Fostermoder -
St@rke Baand - L&vetands Fnug
= Hr. Werner og Fru Ingeborg =
Hans faar en- Svaledrik.
Anden BOg:-Klavs Dirk - I Sank
te J9rgens Void = Flint Spind -
En- ny FOrbundsfalle - Reineke
Eos - Broder Esbern - I Soel-
bjerg Klosterkirke - Halv Fragt
= Ebbe Stranges9ns Mindegave -
Ebbe Stranges9ns S~kriftemaal.
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@mm1ebien.

s 6oraars=Solift paa Singer let
ieg flagre6 fra 8lomlt til anben,
leg fummen6e fiji fra @let til &1et
/ Morf, / 5fob og beb Stran6en.
@f 9uften loffet bag @apens @egn
ieg 6b9le6' be6 8lomiter lfignne,
/ &oier, 2ilier og @ploenregn
ser prangeo' mellem set grenne.
8lan6t @npers i%fibnne, blomitren6e
8rp6
oe be6lte bil6e leg finoe,
men par ems 8lom1ternes 9uft min
6rDo,
ber11set b1ep ieg ingenitn6e.
5aa obermettat al 8lomlterfps
ieg fom / en- 6eilig @ape,
ser ito0 / @olifinnet rant og 1pS
en- fart, u%0jprungen Mgabe.
ct @ps paa set fine 8egerbla6
ieg trDffeo' iaa a110agtsfnl6, itille
og fglte mig iaa iublenoe glao
fra Morgen til Mften it16e.
gau gieite6' ieg @apen mangen @ang
og fglte mig Der iom biemme,
min @ummer le6 ODER Marf %
Song
meo @le6ens Slang / min Steme.
@e6 &obelaagen en- fremme6 ito6
og iaa Sen ffisnne @gabe,
6ens Dn6e Rggeoe ite6ie bans Nob,
ian itial Den bort fra min @abe.
Da flei leg opiframt fra @gnen bort
omiuit al Mo6gangens @in6e,
fra 8lomlt til an6er - og bi6ere
fort,
men GLAD bleb leg ingeniinoe.
Mig Sabnet fulgte, bborben leg tom,
/ Sfopen, Marf eller 9ope,
blanot alle 8lomiter bar ingen iom
ben larte, fine Mgabe.
Som iaget fiji leg fra 2anb til 2ano,
foriggte Sorgen at bglge,
paa ialten 90 % paa fremmei
Gtrun6
blep Sabnet lte6ie NIT Selge.
Da flei leg tilbage ODER Sab,
leg hummer lpitigt - tro6s Smerte,
mig 2ibet lerte:: fgrit / sin @rab
gu 6reo bill fin6e, NIT @ierte.
SSacf 8illberrD.
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Tredie B0g:-Blandt Fr@nder - En-
Forbundsf@lle - bet sk9nneste we'd
Aage Benedikts@n - Hvad der fat
tedes Eiler Bryske - Kort Fejde
og nddtvungen Fred - Axelsdnner-
ne - Knud Konge - Aage ! Fseng-
sci = Hans Mule b9jer sig for
Sk@bnens Bud - Broder Simeon
mister en- Ven, men finder Diet, som
mere er - Aage skifter HERE.
Fjerde Bog:-Kongevalget - Her
tug Adolf - En- slagen Mand =
Aage rider til Perlestikkeren -
Aage after i sin rette Heres BrSd
- Eiler Bryske MODES med sin
varste Fjende = Hilleborg frister
Sk@bnen - Aage rider nd at spejde
= Knuds Ojne aabnes = Regnska-
bens Time - I Sankt Mikaelis Kir-
Ike - Slutning.
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FSrste Bog: - Hvis Erinde Mester
Klaus red - Hendes Made - Rim
gere end en- Vanbyrding Il Bolt
og Jern - Store Syner - lille
borg Ottesdatter - Elleskudt -
H6jt Spill - Jataganen eller Diet
flammende Sv@rd = Jeppe som
Spaamand - Blodets Band.
Anden B0g:-Sankte Knud - Otto
Skinkel lover Hi. Peder Guldsko til
hans Hest = Den skjulte Tidsel -
Hvad der stod skrevet i Stjernerne
= Hvad Hilleborg gnskede - Hos
Peder HOgenskild - I Abildgaarden
- Undsigelse - Persenober-Dron-
ningen werner ON Handkerchief -
Code MRnds Rad.
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Dansk Folkesamfunds Keloni, Askov.

Krigen II nu forbi. Hnhver tenke paa Fremdden, serng paa, hvor .
skal DO % byEge sit Hus % HEN. VI her i Askov indbyder ung % CANINE
I'll 1T komme til Askov for Ut DO ihlandt os. vi hr til Sag uduerket ue1
duket Jord, SAINT en- Del uopdyrkede Farme. De Rldre iblandt Elder kan -
be ct lille Sykke Jord tet we'd Byen, eler e Ld i Byen1 alt til rtmsnos
Prser. Kom blot os boset Elder ibandt os: Vi kender At Erfarins, at haA
De yngrs q eldre ANer Gg hjemme 1 Askov
Tor nermere Oplyminser skriv til:
PEDERSEN & GRAVESEN.
Care Of First State Bank Of kskev. Askev, AnneseA
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Forn,o I'll So16e En- 800 Acres udsbgt Fa1mi Steele Co., N. D., fhr nt
q - oA6 8 Vsrelers Hus, god Stad, Granary og andre Bygna.
ger, torrinhg Brsnd, T1ees, en- Del Hegn, en- Mil fra god By, god Skde Kan kSbes
for da biige Pms af $l12. 90 Pr Acre. Ejerenr retired.
n anden udmerket 10 Acres Farm, fem Mi! fra Fargo og H Mil fra en %, OO0;
"Invesment" kr$ 1922 90 pr. Acre. Sknv for Piser og Bedngelser paa andre Fame
NORTHROP LAND CO., 3oi Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
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1854 Slider; 81 Kapitler.
IS Cents.

Hvis Hren a - Les plaisirs des
%innocents - En- Geheimekonferen.
&c - Kongen faar code og @Rlige
Rad - Den sidste Hoffart =
Plyndring - Hvad der afgjorde
Sagen - Enkedronningen k9ber sig
ny Sko - Pietate ct justitia -
V@rre end OGDEN - Brikkerne flyt-
tes - Eft Skriftemaal - Les plai-
sirs DIES her0s - Griffenfelds sid
ste Stordaad.
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GRIFFENFEL
Hist0risk Roman at
III. F. EWald.

L6fternes Stund = Lykkens sikre
Ankergrund - LIE roi s'amuse -
Traktatbrud - Brudefard - Jor-
def&rd - Madame - En- tete a
tete - Alcibiades og Sokrates -
Paa Erens Tinde - Studiosus la
mentaus - En- Autodafe - Papa
- En- Mellemmand - Hertugeligt-
Kureren fra Kors9r - Den egent-
lige skyldige - I Krigens It'd -
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BAYFIELD, COUNTY. WIS.

100 os 200 Acres cqtoyer Land, sandie loan, 10 MI fra Washburn, 2 Nh +,
ket Hua os shd med vandverk ! begge, 20 Acres dyrket. 10 ryddet god
sandg loan, 80 Dollars pr. Acre, 1000 Dollars kontant Mango Farne ii
ale Stbrrelser, dyrket og udyrket til Sag pa rimehge vnkaar.
ANDR. BERGE, Washburn, Wis.
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HistOrisk Roman af
III. F. EWald.

Eft Triumvirat - Gudernes Yndling
= God bless the Queen - Zaire -
Hos Observation-Disclosures - Masker
- En- K@rlighedsroman - Gour-
mand oliver Konferensraad - Paa
Fredensborg ct collegium politi-
cum - De brutale Klappere - Eft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
CAROLINE MATH De
1868 Slider; % Kapitler.
IS Cents.

OLD:
K@rlighedshof = Halsl9s Corning
- Dronningen lider ct Nederlag-
En- Hindring som fjernes - De sid
ste DispOsitioner - Kehraus -
Adleu. Madame! - De rode Roser
- Hos den d6de - We'd Fuglestan-
gen = Eksekutionen - I Celle.
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FOR 90 AAR

ar jeg solgt Land og Farme overall i de Forenede Slater, OF jeg hr end
nu at hnde den fsrste misfornejede Kjgber.
Lad mig vide, hvad De ssger og hvor, og jg vii utnvlsomt vsss
tsand til at tlbyde noget, som vii interessere Dem, enten vldt IAne
ener opdyrkede Farme. -
sadigt Arbejde med god Len tibydes Kjebere at Land Wisconsin
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The Washington times., 1921-06-19
TWO BOYS ESCAPE
DETENT|ONHO HOME
IN PILLOW SLIPS
Locked Up Without Clothing on
Probation They Make
Clever Getaway.

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, June 18.-Slip-
ping into pillow slips and making
their getaway from the Salvation
Army building dormitory. where they
were detained without clothes because
three had rum away once before. Tony
about eight years, outdid the old act
dinner pail and n yard OF cloth, out
of which he makes himself a suit OF
clothes and a plug hat
Frank Amos, prosecuting attorney. for
county jail to Tony Alloy, held in con-
pection with a murder case.
The boys. after being turned over to
the probation officer, were sent to the
Salvation Army building. but in less
They were found on the New River
who were listening TO
their wild stories OF jail deliveries.
The youngsters were taken back to
the Salvation Army and their cloth
Ing taken away from them. They
were locked in one of the dormitory
rooms. While the army leaders were
religious services, the boys
made empire gowns out of pillow
slips and escaped by breaking a win
dow. They have not been found
Both boys are well known to the
local police. but the pillow slips epi-
sode SENS TO have<eclipsed all former
records