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ical enemies or unafiliated neigh bors sin against the law, then and in that event it is your chris- tian duty tomake home run for Police Headquarters and shout the good news that you have caught up with a hardened crim- inal, that must be prosecuted to the letter of the law, and by so doing you can have a good nights rest. On the reverse, l find when your children, or your associates fall into the clutches of the law you have no nights rest until you make a grand stand play. call on the sheriff, the prosecut- ing attorney. yes and even the judge of the court. demanding leniency. and preaching the loud news as to what a good citizen he is. and of what a good family he came from, and even Tn case of a conviction for the most heinous crime your names ap- pear on a petition as long as a yard stick for a pardon. But in case it is your enemy you cry aloud, as they did when our dear Savior was before Pontius Pilot, Cruelty him. cruelty him. "
 Dear reader, 1t is impossible for us to please our Mastec with envy in our hearts. l remember reading in the good book this beautiful language. Brethren. l would rather that you we | either cold CT hot. Oh. you filthy lukewarm, 1 will spew you out of my mouth. So you see that 1t should make no difference as to who the sinful violator is. 1t be- comes our indispensable duty ias moral christians and law abiding citizens. though it be our be t friends. or even our immediate e family. to be like Jacob of old
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sary that you leave your young boys to rove the back alleys and the river bank with a pack of cards in one pocket and pair of ivory dice in the other. Then when your boys have been appre- hended by the good officers of the law ard brought before the bar of Justice, then it is your duty to become violently, insanely angry anu publish to the whole town that old John Dolittle has led your boy astray. and that if we had any officers who would do their duty, times would be diff ferent, and your boy would not have been in jail. Just abuse the other fellow and let your moral standard glitter on the pearly gates of the New Jerusalem.
 Fifth: When you have done every other good deed that you can think of, perhaps it would be a good idea to make up some corrupt and damaging falsehood on some of your officers, then call an indignation mass meeting, and there falsely accuse some in :. nocent officer of misfeasance in office. returning home gossip and pretend that you have been doing some great christian duty, when indeed it was only corrupt pol itical scheme.
 Sixth, Should any of your im- mediate family, or your best friends. commit crime, then. and in that event. it is your christian duty to keep that a profound se- cret, and by all means do not convey the information to the officers. But should your polit-
The spectator., 1921-05-06
A Successful School
 Entertainment

Pupils of Prof. Carts room. z and 9th grades of the Public school, gave a most enjoyable entertainment at the Victory Theater Tuesday evening. The fourteen numbers were present ed in a most pleasing manner, each participant acquitting them- selves very creditably.
 The excellent music, the artistic decorations, and the well arranged program made this ne of the best entertainments of the season.
 This was the first of the com- mencement eXercsee of this school closing.
The spectator., 1921-05-06
New Pastor For
 The Baptist Church

Rev. J. K. Smith arrived here early Wednesday from Pocahon- tas and will preach his first sermon as pa stor of the Baptist Church at this place Sunday. His family will arrive here in d few days. We join the people of Ozark in extending to them a most cordial welcome.
The spectator., 1921-05-06
Morality Versus Crime, by Our Minister Friend

There has been so much com ment and publications, yes, dem onstrations. within the last few months, within and around our beautiful and moral little city of Ozark. as to how and the way that we have accomplished so much in putting down crime and erecting such a moral standard that we have become famous throughout, possible. the whole state.
 While this good work has been going on. 1 have been taking notice. and absorbing the great methods of which same has been accomplished. The first part of the program is to divorce your husbands and wives. and there- fore be prominent in society.
 Second. Arrange plenty of card tables in our parlors and hotel lobbies. and be sure that you teach your children. and your neighbours children. to be first class card-playing sports.
 Third: Be sure to attend church on Saturday nights, and see that your daughters attend the movies. while you are at church.
 Fourth: On the morning of the christian Sabbath, do not fail to attend your Sabbath school and church service; and do not fail to get up and tell your good ey- periences. with red noses and sanctimoni Us faces, and tell how you have been praying for the wicked and unsaved. and doing your Masters bidding.
 But while you are doing all this good work, it is very neces-
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great reward, This does not mean q great name among men. but crown of righteousness and a seal at the right hand of loy- ing God in the city of the New Jerusalem, where flesh and blood can not enter, but only the true and faithful who has held out to the end. Let us examine our selves and he that is without sin let him cast the first stone.
 ECLESIASTICUS.
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Dr. Huckleberry will meet patients needing chiropractic treatment at Misses Utley's home Dr. Grays former office. Tuesday hours 1 to 5 D. m.
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l even our dear one. on the burn- ling altar, living sacrifice to as- Isist Tn putting down crime. or Ielse forever hold our peace
 Dear reader, the best receipt l lever knew for the suppression of crime is to begin at our family ialtars. A stacker at the family
 altar, in my opinion, is the great est incubator for criminals that EeVer existed on Gods footstool.
 If parents and so-called christ
 ians would cut out those card
 tables in their homes. and in their
 stead have bible reading, good singing, yes, and teach their children the true word of God,
 and be fervent in prayer. and as the good book teaches. bring ] lEeur children up in the admonition lof tne Lord, then they will not ldepart therefrom and commit
 cfime. If you love your children land want law and order, then for Ged s sake take them with you
 to church. Don't primp and powder and paint and go alone
 to tell your good experiences.
 and leave those tender little ones
 to roam the gutter and breed e,lme. It Is not every one who
 cries. Lord, Lord" that shall be
 saved but they that do the Mas
 ter's will; we cannot serve two
 masters, we will either cieave
 to one or Rate the other. t'atl =
 CTS, take heed to the holy com
 maud which says, Thou shall not covet thy neighbours wife" "
 In another paragraph will te| found this language. Wives.
 submit yourselves to your hus- bands. . This writer thinks that
 there is nothing more sinful than Ifor fathers land mothers to sin
 against the command. 'Whatso- ever the law and God has joined g eether let not man. out asun.
 der. ' and pave the way to d.
 vofce courts. and cast out upon
 the land of a righteous God q
 bunch of little orphan children
 from a ruined home. Ca
 remember the beautiful lang
 uage of our dear Savior in which
 he said, If you love me. keep
 my commandments. - ''F ali tn
 without works is already deaI find from clCSe ScrutInlZatiun of the criminals that a large per cent of them come direct from debauched and ruined homes. homes where God Is never found.
 So let us remember the language in the holy writ. which reads, If
 we are guilty of one, we ae guilty of the whole: so let us cX- anime ourselves, and so let US eat, but. remember that he that eateth and drinketh unworthiiy, eatheth and drinketh damnation to his own soul.
 Sc let us prove our faith by our own works. let our lights s1 shine, that others may see our good works. and glorify their father which is in heaven. Let us lay down all prejudice, both sectarian and political. and serve the true and living God. and not our political pals. So let us erect our family altars. start direct at the base of this criminal wave, and do our duty as good christian fathers and mothers, teaching OFT dear ones bible lessons in- stead of card games, profane Ian guage, deceit, hypocritical grand stands. tattlng. back biting, l slandering the innocent; but rather let us be fervent in prayer, prove our faith by our works, cast the beam out of our own eye so We can see clearly how to pluck the mote out of our brothers eye Pin not vour faces to other mems
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Band Concert

The Ozark Citizens Band will give a concert in the court yard Sunday afternoon, May s.
 \ free-will offering will be taken up by the Hl-Y organiza- tion of the High School for Camp Petit Jean, located 12 miles from Morrilton. This camp trains boys to become better citizens.
 The Hi-Y is the Y. M. c. A :. organization for the High Schools.
 Your presence will be greatly appreciated.
The spectator., 1921-05-06

Mrs. Nola Hayes is visiting her father. L. N. Dodgen. and family this week.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
GieubomShauoeler

@aar6eier 81. Sacobien al @orn,
ipl6 bar ifplge r&ori. Mp." bortbpt=
tet uMi6tgaar6" / @aarup me6 en-
Gienoom / &oriens, tilberenoe &ogn.
r1or6 $. @ierrtl6. vMi6tgaar6" er
an{at til $4,000 ST. og @ienoommer
til 10000 Ser.
- @nfefru SSenien al &nebel bar
ifs1ee ~Sori. 5olfebl." iolgt fin
@aarb til 8artifulier g. &riltenien
al Giftrupbolm for $4,000 &&rr
- @alborg Mmts l1bitpfningsfor-
enign bar fipbt Staegaoro / Better.
tsaitng al &riprteter @afn for 115,<
GOO Ser. Mreolet er 1875 Gr6. 9ano,
iom BET er Seniigten at u6itrffe i
SO frnao 8r11g.
@entter, &roprietgr 6. g.
Brebenien, @ina Sefrpo, bar al
8rg6rene 8orreien / Sobro og
2an6sretsiagfGrer @iner Sgrgenie11
/ @an6ers fiebt ben Dem tilberen6e
@aorb Mttrnpgaor6 beo 9ruitrup
Station. Mreal 235 &6r. So. 8eiet-
ming, MbI og Meoifaber me6fglger.
aibbeiumr,ett er 100000 Ser. Dbm-
tagelien FHe ben 1. Marts.
$oteleier Mn6reien bar folgt
Momie1ns $otel / aoloing til SoteI=
eier e1,fe1 .@benir" i 9boer, for
275,000 4r. 9bertoeeIier ffete Sen
1. STARTS. .ss. ID. /.
Baron 2erebe bar iolet 8irfen-
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@n Gremoneier-M efter,

Gu 6anif &llnitner, 8ille6bugger
og t8illeoifierer @iels &anien bar
eiter to Mars 8origg % Stu6ium
%fonitrueret % bpgget 'ialt Z @tolirer,
Ser efter Sa9fpnoiges nSiagn !fal
itaa paa f1l6 &eioe me6 De ,beremte
Snitrumenter, iom b1eb bpgget al
Weeitrene Stro6ibart og Nmati !
8pen @remona / Mor6itolien / Get
~. Marbun6reoe.
8eo en- &oncert bos Goriitrings6i-
refter, Dr. phil. Sberien forle6en,
bbor en- &bortet, beita1enoe af fgI.
&apelm1itci auoen6te Sc nh sSsnitru-
menter, bar ct fort Mntal MufH-
fpnoige til Steoe, % nne bar. meqet
Ibeseiitre6e.
Ser ffal mt ofboloes en- itsrre
aoncert, bpor ~Snftrume,terne Tan
''blibe beobrt Of en- tsrre areos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
@fobe eller Iangs 5sens 8re6 ODER
Ginneoalen og obns &apel = ia,
mon f11n6e bIi be6 at romfe Oh od

@fope eIler langs Seens Bre6 ober
Ginneoalen og obns &apel - ia,
man funbe bli be6 at ramie op og
rom1e op - Der er btbun6erligt ODER.
alt paa oen lille 8. Sg Mennelfene
6erobre CT rare % nn,ntre og en-
Mengoe gomle Mmerifanere finbes
iblan6t Dem.
Mltioa glenn life at fe bort ereite
&lippelar6, 9en bpor man fempcoe
me6 @aaben / @aan6 for at forblipe
oanIf, Sen lille ttn6ren6e CLAIMANT /
.9iteripens blaanen6e Sn6fatning.
Gbbe &ornertp: rSn6ien".
gbbe &ornerup ienote mig forle<
Sen lin npe 8og, ser ban6ler ON
set ipragle6e Snoicn. Sg ban be-
re0te mig en- pirfelig Np6elle be6 Set.
Com gammel Maler ct &ornerltp
nat>,rligpis fprlt og fremmeit opto=
get uf 6orper1e / Set brogeoe 2ano.
Men 6ortGllingen, Ser CT formct
oper cit gambling og 0erfor al0rig
birfer trGtten6e a Ia &eiiebei fribel=
ie, giber oglaa i11%teresionte 6filori11=
ger al Menncife=og 2prelip, al fll1-
t,1relle Gilitan6e>. 8iIleoer fra set
bemmelige Sn0ier, bbor Oprersbe=
bn9elien ll>rer, 8ille6er al &on6rin=
ger / 9rfen og Sungle, - men fprIt
og it6ite al 6arber og otter 6orper,
al rDgen6e @llfob og flammenoe col
ODER be6e 3oner.
Go,uarb Spore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

oegaQr6 peo 8ersleb Station me6
CO.. 1000 96r. 2anb til @ien6oms=
commissioners ems ocobien al Gug-
leoe for en &iebeium at 100000
&roner.
- &iebmanb @eter Mieliem .af
2egiter bar / Selge v9llab. Mmtst. +"
folgt &ornffobgaar6 be6 Sebberinu6
til 6orpagter 2aurit5 2arien af 6ar<
itrup 8%raite9aar6 for $4,000 ST.
u6en 8ei9tning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
$50 Slider; 43 Kapitler'
Fjerde Oplag. $1.00,

Tredie BOg:-Sylvia og Broder Es-
bern riste Runer for hinanden -
Alva g@r Diet hun n9dig vii - Eta
faar sig en- ny F@stemand Wis
dom, Daarskab og code Varsler -
Gud Amors Regimente - Opbrud -
Goternes Ven - D6dedansen paa
Fjnlamyr - Krig med Kvinder.
Fjerde BOg:r- Terningerne kastes
- Slaget we'd Visby - De Goters
Konge - De levende og de dGde-
Naadens It'd - Valdemar den Onde
- Dobbelt Brudef@rd - Kurz To-
yer at vare paa Staden - Folkets
Dom - DyrekGbt.
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512 Slider; As Kapitler.
Femte Oplag. $1.OO.

Treble BOg:-Blandt Fr@nder - IN
FOrbundsfaelle - Det skGnneste we'd
Aage BenediktsSn - Hvad der fat
tedes Eiler Bryske - Kort Fejde
og n@dtvungen Fred - Axels9nner-
ne - Knud Konge - Aage i F@ng-
sci - Hans Mule b@jer 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 Br6d
- Eiler Bryske MODES med sin
v@rste Fjende - Hilleborg frister
Sk@bnen - Aage rider nd at spejde
- knuds Ojne aabnes - Regnska-
bens Time - I Sankt Mikaelis Kir-
ke - Slutning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
VALDEMARST0GET
Hist0risk Roman fra Diet fj0rtende
Aarhundrede at FL. F. EWald.

FSrste B0g:-En ubuden Gast -
Hvidestjerne - De rode Abilder -
Aander@ster -. Peder Arnolds@n la
der sig sk@re nye Kl@der - Uvils
Mand - Stille Tider - Vinand
Stolte - Alvas Fostermoder -
St@rke Baand - L9vetands Fnug
= Hr. Werner og Fru Ingeborg -
Hans faar en- Svaledrik.
Anden BOg:-Klavs Dirk - I Sank
tie J@rgens Void - Flint Spind -
En- ny ForbundsfRlle - Reineke
Eos - Broder Esbern - I Soel-
bjerg KlOsterkirke - Halv Fragt
- Ebbe Stranges6ns Mindegave -
Ebbe Stranges@ns Skriftemaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
KNUD GYLDENSTJERNE
INDHOLD.
.Tidsbillede fra Diet femtende
Aarhundrede af 81, F. Ewald.

FSrste Bog: - Hvis Erinde Mester
Klaus red - Hendes Made - Rim
gere end en- Vanbyrding - I Bolt
og Jern - Store Syner - Hille-
borg Ottesdatter - Elleskudt -
H4jt Spill - Jataganen eller Diet
flammende Sv@rd - Jeppe som
Spaamand - Blodets Baand.
Anden Bog:-Sankte Knud - Otto
Skinkel lover Hr. Peder Guldsko til
hans Hest - Den skjulte Tidsel -
Hvad der stod skrevet / Stjernerne
- Hvad Hilleborg @nskede = Hos
Peder H0genskild - 1 A%bildgaarden
- Undsigelse - Persenober-Dron-
ningen werner ON Handkerchief =
Code MRnds Rad.
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Et nammrlt mustr-
RUM upklarrt.
!@na6 Ser blep al 8eietninsen paa
uMarie Geleite".

S ODER 40 Mar bor 0ffentligbeben
i England og Mmerifa beifieftiget
fig me6 ct @roblem, iom ielp Sc met
oreone &riminalilter forgiebes iegte
at l9ie. @ao6en 1p0: ~@bo6 ct Ser
blebet al 8%eiGtni1gen paa rMarie
Geleite"?
@un6re6er 'of Menneifer bar OPP
itillet Georier / 6isie Mar> opm1tn<
tre6e al 8la6enes Hremier for SEN
2esning, ser be6lt funoe opffe Sc
foreliggen6e &ien6sgierninger> men
ollie 5orflaringer, iom fremfom, bi=
ite n6poe Sumter, in6ti1 plu6ielig
@ao6en leiteS be6 6l116et al en- 8e=
retiring, iom SEN eneite efterlepen6e
al 8eiptningen baboe neoifrepet, for
ban 6b6e, / 1918. Spr Sen Sis
f%orelaa Ser fun fglgen6e:
S gfteraaret 1872 forlo6 Brig
gen vWarie Gelel tie" mco &aptojn
Briggs 1om 6erer, &aptainens &u=
1tru 90 en- S=aarig 9atter FAINT II
Monos 8eintntng Seem Dorf poo
&eiie til @en1ta. Ser bar 1trrfe
5torme set @fteroor, men Gfibe1
bar meget ieiterft.
Sen 5. December blep 5fibet
@erbe6en al Mfrifas Spit paatruf
fet al ben eneelife Brig Sci Sra:
tio"> bpis &aptain fit Mistanfe ON
at Der Dor noget gait pao SCRIBE
Da bans Signaler forbleb ubeipare
De, 6reie6e ban Ri og git ON Borl
tillige me6 fin 5tDrman6.
~Marie @eleite" bar forlobt at 8e
iqtninsen> men / .fllot ieopgti!
@ton6, og Der >1ongle6e ingen a
5fibets Boa6e.
! 4lt poa Deftet bar paa fin Blaoa
Ser bar tntet Eegr til, at Sam!
bob6e fun6et @te6. Man6fabet bot
De baifet l1noertei iom bang Il
.,Gerre ODER Gor6eftet, og / 4abDsie
fto6 Man6ifabets Grofoit parat i
at ferberes.
t S &abptten bar 8or6et 6effet i
r fire, og Set iaa no til, at 6isie Be,
Toner bab6e forla6t 6eres Bla6fe
, mi6t UNDER Moolti6et. On 6la1
. meo &oiteiaft itoo ne6 BEN enc 81
bert me6 @roppe11 be6 Si6en al. So
' geltg maotte Seen babe beret roli'
). og bette befreHeoes D6erltgere 6e'
: be6, at ser ito6 en- SDmaifine me6
!. Gingerbel liggen6e paa &arten.
: S Stprman6ens &abDt 1aa 1
-
2omme11re poo 8or6et.
:: @fibets 2ogbog bar fgrt op til O.
@obember. Henge, @gffiiffffert 3
t &ompasie r families ON 8or6, III
e Sfibets @ronometer mongle6e.
t Men bbor bar 8eietningen blebe
e al. &borfor bab6e ollie / roligt @e.
e forla6t ct ig6Dgtigt 9Th i en- iao6o
3 5art, at enoog Manoifabets @ib'
: laa tilbage ONT 8or6l 90 bporle6f
: bab6e Sc forla6f Sftbet, ii6er inge
8 8aa6 mangle6e?
9 S 1918 6g6e iaa en- garnmel 81
+ ner be6 Mabn Mbel Sos6pf, iom ba'
! oe baret bos en Sfolebeitprer / $
I foro mango Aar. Sen gamle Ma,
5 bar meget %ifribenoe, ban forte bl.
q 9agbog, og blan6t bans efterla6
Bapirer fan6 man mi en- ful6itp1
2 6ig 8eretning ont vMorie GILLETTE
: Granulerede0ienla
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
CAROLINE
HistOrisk Roman at
III. F.. EWald.

Et Triumvirat - Gudernes Yndling
God bless the Queen - Zaire -
Hos Observation-Disclosures - Masker
- En- K@rlighedsroman - Gour-
mand oliver Konferensraad - Paa
Fredensborg - Eft collegium politi-
cum - De brutale Klappere - ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
1868 Slider; 20 Kapitler.
IS Cents.

K@rlighedshof - Halslgs Corning
= Dronningen lider ct Nederlag-
En- Hindring som fjernes - De sid
ste DispositiOner - Kehraus -
Adleu. Madame! - De rode Roser
= Hos den dGde - We'd Fuglestan-
gen Eksekutionen - I Celle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

Anden Bog:-Fuglesang og Krigs-
DON = Vel m6dt - Guds Moders
Yndling - Svogerskab - Fredl9s-
Brudt - N9glet redes I'D til Enden
- Judica Nat - TIE Deum lauda-
mus ForstGdt - Under Egen -
KOngens Knabe - Den sidste Dyst.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

F'prste B0g:-Broder Stefan - Nat
tevagt Haarde Vilkaar - KNAPP
G@stfrihed - Lurtoner - Folkets
Mand - Aage Stigs6n holder paa
Skaftet og sv@rger - Kv@lning -
Aage Stigs4ns Forlover - Bag star-
Ike Mure.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

Hvis Hren var - Les .plaisirs des
1%nnOcents - En- Geheimekonferen.
ce =. Kongen faar code og @rlige
Rad - Den sidste HOBART -
Plyndring = Hvad der afgjorde
Sagen = Enkedronningen kGber sig
ny Sko - Pietate ct justitia -
V@rre end. OGDEN - Brikkerne Il vt
ties - Et Skriftemaal - Les plat
sirs des herOs - Griffenfelds sid-.
ste Stordaad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

Lpfternes Stund - Lykkens sikre
Ankergrund - lie roi' s'amuse -
!Traktatbrud = Brudef@rd - Jor-
def@rd - Madame = En- tete a
tete - Alcibiades og Socrates -
Paa Erens Tinde - Studiosus La
mentaus - En- Autodafe = Papa
- En- Mellemmand - Hertugeligt-
Kureren fra Kors9r - Den egent-
lige skyldige - l Krigens It'd -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

Den Skotske kvinde paa TjeIe.
Lvsbllede fra decentralization. 600 Slider pr;e g M
NIELS EBBESON
Historisk Roman af Il. F. Ewad. ga Slider. % Kon;no-
Fjerde Oplag. Pris Is Cents
INDHOLD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

Forsmag paa Himmeriges Gleder-
F1ugt - Code Rad - Miraklet -
Redegarelse - Paa Riberhus - Hn
R3st fra Craven - ERE or Skam
- Velkomst - Bud fra B8rglum-
H0vedkulds Rad - Venfetid - I
Hvidbjerg Kirke - Jens Glob fuld-
fSrer sit V@rk.
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JENS GL0B Den HAARDE

Aarhundrede at III. F. Ewald.
IND
Paa Sj1rring - Fru Gro L. Mar
grethe Esgesdatter - Hr. Buris og
liden Kirsten-Jens gaar sin Skeeb-
ne Mode ~ Strenge Tider - Pan
tebrevet - Hjemkomsten - Biskop
Oluf b&rer Sejren hjem - Biskop
Oluf gSr Skridtet fuldt nd - m
Ale seks ov~onstaaende Beer 1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

bill blibe EFT Np6elie at bpre Gang
mellem &ebtl5s 8affer og @fren=
ter.
Men 11aar Geriereiien MI mart
ifal planlegges, glenn 90 life at fpie
ct 8eieg pau 8ornbolm in6 iom ct
SEQ / Sen. 8eitiI @eieplaos / ct al 6e
nt iaa ltore og befpemme &uteifibe
G&eimoal" og ~9rnen") ser; pao 9
lgber fra &igbenbabn til @gn-
ne. @aa / 2an6 en- ti61ig @om1ner=
morgen / ben lille fienne 8p, bbis
&unoreoer Of rg6e Gage 1tgger og
Ter op imo6 Morgeniolen. Drif
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|fuloe gamle @abe, bbor b%unoreoaa-
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|Sernbane Nor6paa, .mellem iprengte
&lippepartier % 1ongs frugtbare
|Gnge, FIND iaa pl1oielig BET gamIe
&ammersbus Muiner, 6pitre og met
|te6e me6 &iitorie, ftirrenoe meo Sc
blin6e Zine u6 ober 9iterigen, i bbis
|fierre Stunning ben labe ipeuffe &pit
sines, gaa gief,nem De prRgtiige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01

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Ord med Oversattelse til og fra Engesk, med dobbelt al
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1884 Slider i bedt Lmderbind med Guldsnit, $100.
Samme Bog med ~n@jagtgt samne Indhold, men stiff
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-28
Purse Is Snatched From Hand MatrOn
 Of Mission Hospital

A purse snatcher stepped out from the shadows on Naco road, short distance below the police station, last night at about 9 o'clock and snatched a purse from the arm of Miss Pru- Gence Andrews, matron at the Mexi- can Mission hospital on Naco road, as she was walking from the hosp1taI to Bisbee.
 Miss Andrews ran to the police sta tion, short distance ahead. and mo- tified the officers who immediately went on the trail but did not find the man. She said that in the darkness she did not see him and would not be able to identify him.. The purse did not contain any money, but craft for $125, payable to Miss Andrews, which will not be any good to the thief
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-28
4 Bisbee Boys Will
 Take Part In Events
 Of University Week

Bisbee will be represented at the ninth annual University Week of the University of Arizona. to be held Fri. day. and Saturday. by track team composed of Fob Hargis. Leighton Bledsoe. and Kenneth sMorts. and by Ted Kobey. who has been chosen as one of six entrants in the oratorical contest and who will speak on Nav al Disarmament.
 University week is an event that Is looked forward to by all the high schools of the state, It is devoted to athletic and student contests and so- cial events, Its purpose is to ac- quaint the high school studs1ts with university life. and to afford the va rious schools an opportunity to meet in contests of athletics and scholar ship.
 The Bisbee boys will be accompan- jed by Coach B. NJ. Parks.