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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16

ton of the United Spanish War
veterans and San Francisco's pledge
to that organization means that
the oity will spend at least twenty
five thousand dollars for a conven-
ton which is not any larger than
the one / secured for Albuquerque.
The coming of the disabled vet
Grams will mean much to Albuquer-
que, it will mean that we will in
crease our number of government
patients here, possible double that
number. which is already seven
hundred and fifty with an annual
expenditure of $750,000.
In addition to bringing the dis
abled soldiers here, ! am convinced
that we will be able to anchor the
National Mothers Memorial to AL
buquerque. 1t is no dream to say
that there will be built MEM
orial to war mothers and so much
desire the help of Albuquerque in
doing this.
This morning we are going TO
make a canvass of the merchants
for additional premiums. Satur.
day we start our ticket sale. VIII
you, the business men of Albu-
querque,' help to the limit? Just
remember for every man we bring
to albuquerque by order of the
public health, just that much more
new money comes here. Please
make the canvass of the different
committees easy and pleasant ana
if you are not convinced that the
National Disabled Soldiers league
is getting big, very big slice OF
the gross receipts we will be glad
to show you our contract.
J. II. TOULOUSE,
National Organizer, National Dis
abled Soldiers League.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
DISABLED VET
Gets RAISE BY
AID OF bURsUN
Appeal to Bursum Gets Raise
in Compensation From
$3.50 to $500 Month
for HELPLESS Sailor.

AS a result Of the efforts of SEN
ator Holm o. Bursum In his pc
half George Campbell of Belen,
disabled engineer of the United
States navy, has secured an IN
crease in his disability compensa-
tion from $22.50 per month 10
800 a month. A telegram from
Washington announcing the in
crease was received by Mr.. Camp
bell Thursday.
MIR. Campbell, while In the navy,
made trip across the ocean anu
back in very stormy weather. our
ing which time the ship was very
wet, and in consequence was IN the
hospital once with rheumatism
and again with pneumonia. AT his
discharge he was Ill with rheuma-
tism.
After trying to work, his health
failed completely, according to Dr.
william D. Radcliffe Of Belen, who
assisted him in securing the com
The home service department
and the Red Cross took up the
case with the department. but
there seemed to be endless delay.
DR.. Radcliffe states. and Mr.:
Campbell continued to lose ground
physically, until he found himself
entirely helpless, with a wife and
baby, and drawing s22.5O monthly
compensation.
DR.. Radcliffe wrote to Senator
gBursum in August, he states, ana
received prompt reply. Last sun
day Senator Bursum was in Belen
and given additional details about
the case. He at once sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Washington:
"Case of George Campbell, file No.
C-311,S52, Second class engineer.
Present<rating of disability, which
is wrong, is temporary-partial 20
per cent. Compensation $3.50 per
month. Is helpless with tuberculo-
sis. Has wife and month old baby,
neither able to earn anything, and
destitute. After DR.. Radciiffe's
appeal to me he was examined in
Albuquerque August 30. He has
now been ordered to Albuquerque
for dental examination. but is too
weak to go. Get after Veterans
bureau for quick action. II. Q.
Bursum."
The telegram was sent on Mon
day, September IL, and on
Wednesday, September a. the fol-
lowing reply was received by DR..
Radcliffe, from George Curry,
secretary to Senator Bursun:
pursuant to instructions of
Senator Bursum, 1 called at
veterans bureau regarding
case of George Campbell, and
urged immediate action. Am adj
vised this morning he has been al
lowed permanent total disability
from May 6. 1921, at 800 per
month, and check will be mailed
today"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16

man and locating in Santa Fe es-
tablisheds the Santa Fe Evening
Democrat in that city in 1880. At
that time there We're two papers
published in Albuquerque, though
the city boosted a population of
scarcely 1000 persons. These We're
the Morning Journal and the Even
ing Review.
After years residence in the
Capital City, during which time his
paper proved great success,
Colonel Albright was persuaded 10y
the leading democrats of Albuquer-
cue to move his paper to this city.
This was done and he issued the
first copy of the Albuquerque
Evening Democrat September 80,
1881. Within four months after
this time. the Evening Review sus-
pended publication, Colonel AL
bright purchasing the plant and
good will Of the paper and merging
it with his own publication. A few
years later Colonel Albright pur-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
MODERN METHODS Of
BROAD BICYCLE AND
TRADING co. PRAISED

Modern methods, arrangement
and equipment or the Broad BicY-
Gle and Trading company. 22o
South Broadway, are highly praised
in an article in the Western Motor
cyclist and Bicyclist, one Of the
most popular trade journals in the
country, in recent issue.
The Broad Bicycle and Trading
company is owned by H. L. Broad
and H. S. Patten, who have both
had thorough experience in the
bicycle business. The store and re-
pair department were opened about
two years ago by Mr.. Patten. who
later entered into partnership
with Mr.. Broad, who has operated
bicycle store in northern MICH
gan for several years.
The article in the trade journt!
especially praises the tire arrange
ment and the equipment, which
includes the latest power tools and
appurtenances for handling repair
work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
MAN KILLER To
BE FEATURE HOSS
At THE ROUNDUP
Powder River, Who Has
Pitched Seven Cowboys to
Death, viii Be Ridden
Here.

Barring Powder River, the worst
horse in CARROTS string of I'M
broken buckers will be ridden by
Billy West, champion cowboy Of
New Mexico, in front Of the gov
errors stand at the opening of the
Tri-State rodeo here next Thurs
day afternoon.
During the past few years. Gar
rett, manager of the rodeo which
will be staged for the benefit OF
the Disabled Soldiers league, has
gathered together some of the
worst bucking horses in the west.
including Powder River. the FAM
Gus cowboy killer.
I'll do my BEST" Billy West
stated' yesterday after Manager
Garrett announced that Billy would
put on a special feature for the
governors, II believe I can ride the
worst horse you can tote out--bar-
ring Powder River--listen, I've got
a wife and family now" Billy Is
Boosting a five-weeks-old baby
girl.
Powder River is going to be
rode at this roundup" Manager
Garrett exclaimed. "And IL none
of the other boys will take a
chance on the horse, I'll ride him
myself"
Powder River is the worst horse
in the west today. The horse has
wicked buck and also gives a
side motion which has proved the
death Of seven Of as good COWBOYS
who ever entered a roundup. Two
of the tragedies occurred at Spin
dletop. oregon; two at Helena; one
at Missoula; one at Cheyenne. and
one at ranch in Washington. The
wild horse belongs to Idaho Bill
and was raised at Powder River,
Montana.
Killer, a horse raised near Albu.
querque. will be one of the wild
ones which Garrett is shipping here
today from his ranch. Other
famous horses are: Hello Bill,
raised at Windsor, Idaho; oh My
He'll, from Black Foot. Idaho;
Bear Cat Blood, from the Texas
Pan Handle; U Boat, from Oregon.
and nineteen other head well
known to every cowboy of the west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16

Buffalo Trinity church last night
by the Rev. Cameron j. Davis.
The bride came TO New Mexico
nearly four years ago with her
mother and brother for the benefit
of the latters health. The family
had lived here only a short time
when, through the friendship
which existed between Colonel AL
bright and the brides brother. the
two became acquainted. Mrs. AL
bright is a talented musician, al
! though she has always refused to
appear in public and but few Al
buquerqueans had the pleasure of
hearing her during the time she
was making this city her home.
Before leaving for Buffalo for
the wedding, Colonel Albright
completed a beautiful home on
Mountain road, to which he will
soon bring his bride. who already
has many warm friends in the city,
and. through the groom's extern
sive acquaintance in the state. in
many other sections of New Mex
ico.
Colonel Albright was born in
Ohio sixty-five years ago. He came
to New Mexico while still a young
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16

John Tweed noted English sculptor is busy working
will make full length statue of the IA
which will be unveiled the occasion of the
Horse Guards parade
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
TWO VETERANS GIVEN
VOCATION TRAINING

Two veterans were placed in vo-
cational training by the local office
of the Veterans bureau yesterday.
George Lynch was sent to the
agricultural college at Las Cruces
yesterday, after some pre-vocation.
al training at the training center
here, and Juan Pacheco was placed
in training with the j. A. Garcia
Mercantile compny.
Many men who have interrupted
training in order to take vacations
are now returning, and will resume
their training at the training GEN.
ter or with firms with which thoy
are studying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
BOLIVIA WITHDRAWS
DEMAND OF REVIEW
OF CHILEAN TREATY

Geneva, Sept. Is (by the Associ-
ated Press. bolivia today with
drew her demand for the inclusion
OF her dispute with Chile in the
agenda of the assembly of the
league of nations.
President VanKarnebeek APP
pointed Vittorio Sciatialo, of Italy:
Manuel Peralta, of Costa RIGA, and
Senior Uritia, Of Colombia, as ex-
perts to give an opinion on the
competency Of the assembly to dis
cuss a revision of the treaty of
1904, between Bolivia and Chile.
They will render a report at the
next meeting of the body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
MRS. MULFORD SLOUGH
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA

Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. milford Slough at
her home in Shippensburg. Pa.
on Monday, September IL. Mrs.
Slough lived in albuquerque for
three years, returning to her home
in the east with her husband last
April. Mr.. Slough built several
houses here. He was a member
of the Albuquerque Rotary club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-16
COL. j. G. ALBRIGHT is wooded
TO BUFFALO SOCIETY GIRL AT
TRINITY CHURCH LAST NIGHT
Dean of Journalism in New Mexico Expects to
Return to Albuquerque With His Bride
Within Few Days Newly Welded Couple
Will Occupy New Home on Mountain Road.

Col. ]. G. Albright. dean of jour
nalism in New Mexico, and Miss
Jennie Miller of Buffalo. N. va
were united in marriage at the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Rnhr Knrs' #e,tgr.

gi6ite @fteraor, 90 ben banffe @f>
oeling al @e6e @ors u6ien6te Sps
for6ring til alle Danife | Mmerif1
ON at tegne fig iom Meole1>1 mob
tog &ontoret Brebe fra fIere Danffe
/ Wfellemltaterne, Der ifren, at man
iffe tun6e 1e nogen @runo til beoz
blibenoe at betole M2eolemsbi6rag
til @e6e @ors, 6a SEN 1ofa1e Mf6e-
ling allereoe bob6e Euiit6er af Dol-
lars / 8onfer. @i tan in1i6lertio
me66ele, at en- meget flor 9el al
&engene nh ct blebet onben6t til at
mette Sc iulten6e 8drn &rigs=
1on6ene. 2eoeren al &goe &orS,
9r.> 5arrano, freb nplig til etbpert
ncbapter"> ser eieoe flere @enge emo
16oben6tgt til set lofale @rbeioe,
me6 Mnnooning om at gipe bbao
Der f11n0e un0b9res til 9erbert 5000
bers sSn6ian11ing for 6e inlter6e
Smaabern europa. Com Sbar
poa 6enne 0pfor6ring in6ien6te 6e
1ofa1e &p6e=&ors= =Mfoelinger ct 8e=
Idb, ser alere6e 1angt oberittger en-
balp Weillion Dollars. 9e itbrite
8i6ragsp6ere bar ,slf6eltngerne /
Central =9ipiiionen Ser on1f1tter
Sllinois, Soma, @cbigan, @iscon-
iinog @ebraifa, og iom teller mtn6it
Gituiin6e 9anife blan6t fine @e6=
lernnrer. Sc lofaIe slfoelinger /
oisie @toter bar til Dato in6iett6t
ct 8elgb of 19S,SS0 Do1lars, ion.
De lite ielp beh6be6e 1ige 9ieblif<
fet> og iom bill mette mange SUE
iinoe foriultne @n1aaitafler @ien
og anoet >@teos, bpor @poen er
iterit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
st Matnrforiferes Harabis.

Hrof. Gleopbos 6. O.'&oro, &re>
ii0ent for g. Oats ~@cboo1 Of Mi=
nes" / &opio Gitp, bar efter nogen
Gios geologilfe Torlfninger i~816
2an6s" erfleret, at bette @tr9g al
Gtate11 i110eboloer naturbi1torilfe
&ig6on11ne, iom maaife life bat mo-
get Si6ei itpffe bele &er6en. glene
2an6ifobet n1e6 sets bi6un6erlige
slnleg al Eaarne, Ginoer og lteile
6oropbninger er fig ielb Ell mage
les Naturbiltorie, flyer &rofesioren,
fortpllenoe ON ct &lin1at og en- Dp=
reber6en, iom man n9ppe fun6e
oremn1e ON. San paaltaar iaale=
6es, at Ser bar &ameler fer 9ar=
bun6re6er fbr 6e brugtes / eGgpp=
ten, og at ser ber bar ben fprite
Begpn6elie til bore &eite, oisie 90
lite meget iterre emo en- &are og meo
fem Seer paa bber SOD, n1en at
6isie Geer gra6bis fa16t af in6til
Dpret u6bifle6e fig til bba6 Set er
mi. Brofesioren bar funoet, at
Ser / 6er1 beitlige 9eI al @outb Da.
toto bar brimlet al Slo5beite, 81,
gre> fiampetnasiige @riie, @rofo>
6iller o9 11tallige 2uiin6er al Gfil6<
pa6oer. "8a6 2an6s" bar 6a en-
@ump, og 6et er eien6ommelige Sea.
turfrefter, iom bar forbanolet 6en
til set @bertDrlan6, iom enonu er
forbol6sbis ufien6t. Ser er ofte
pn1tet ON, at Ser ogiaa fin6es itore
&igoomme al forifiellige @lags Miz
neraler v8a6 2anos", og at @te<
set / fin Sis bill b1tbe ct itorIagenf
sssn0ultricentrun1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
8ktlamtaarnnnft.

Set i11ternationale &efor1neburear
crflarer / en offentliggiort Gtati=
itif oper Gfilsmisier / oe Sorene6e
5toter, at ser II intet 2ano Ser
Sen legges iaa mango Siem / Slut
ner iom Ell 5e1ge al 5ftlsmisieon=
oct lom Sc Goren6e Gtoter.",
/ 8ureauet erflerer, at @Dn6 og
5tilsmisieon6et er oberbaanbtage11=
Sc 9eationen, og retter en- ir16tre11=
genbe Opforortng til an1erifanife
&pinoer ON at anbet16e 6eres r1plig
punone Gtemmeret og politiife ssnb-
f1p6elie til at faa lat en- @renie for
Dem.
@opporte11 i116ebol6er itotiltiite
&obeller oper @filsmisieforboloene
ber og onore 2on6e. Qlf ben fer-
lte al 6isie &abeller, oer giber @ro=
centontolIet af @tilsmisier / AZ af
ltnionens @tater og Di1trict Of CO.
columbia 1916, freueaar set, at
Sfilsmisieprocenten "a of 6isie
Gtoter - barieren6e fra 153 @fils=
mister pr. 100000 ssn6bpggere i
Gernont til 652 / Mepa6o = bar
bpiere, er6 man Tan opbiie ie1p /
Sapan, ser ellers 6en @eniee,1oe
bar ppret anlet iom set berlte Ser
Sen.
SSapans @filsmisieprocent bar /
1886 229 pr. 100000, men Cog
bette bpr man ifripe Jig bag 9ret)
@e6togelie al cit Sg6erallob brag=
te s[ntallet ct Mar, 1899, 11eo til
151. S 1915 bar set gaaet neo til
100.
. 0ette er en- lapere 5filsnisiepro=
cent e11O ptte flere 1nter1td11te S1d=
ter ems Sc obe11fpr nebrte "a, Ser
iblal1ot Moine ne6 112 og Nebra=
ifo mes 144, iaa Ger altiaa ialt er
80, e1ler to Gre6ie6ele al l1nionens
@toter, iom bar en- beiere @fils-
misieprocent en0 eeSupan.
0en gienneminitlige SfilSmis1e<
procent for alle Stater regne6e iam=
1nen bar 1916 1856 pr. 100000
Snobpggere og par iaaleoes> fra
ale 5tonopl1nfter betragtet, aoifi1=
Zig itprre ems sSSapa11.
S Sllinois belgb @filsmisiepro=
centen lig til 1873 pr. 100000, /
esn6iana 223, / Micbigan 221, /
Soma 1853, / 8isconiin 80 og /
Minnelota 1O5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
sfopbrande 1916-2o.

Sfooe for $s5,715,747 bIeb for
aariaget af @fobbranoe / As @toter
fra 1916 til 1920. Ser inotrof
1olt 16o,S18 @ron6e / oisie fem
Mnr.
Minneiota leo 6et itsrite Sab,
$30,S95,868, og 2,19o,420 Mcres
Sfoblan6 afbren1te. MntolIet of
8ranoe Staten i oenme @eriooe
bar 2,768.
Sen itore &otalium fomtner TO.
oeo1agelig al ben g6eleggen6e Sfop.
brano 1918, 6a 432 9serioner ON.
Tom os ODER 100000 acres blep af.
ibeoet. s9abet iom 5sIee of omne
8ranb alene bar $28,5OO,O0O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
@bab Amerifa ifplber Sc 9anife,
0n>, ~ G4otn11 09o%,, 00o,f ~,

Sen al 5taten Seem Sort ne6=
latte &on1itee for at arrangere EN-
l16itilling, 6er lfal pti ie bbormeget
bber fren1meo Station bar bi6roget
til Mmerifas 6remgang, boboe in6=
|bn6t &epreie11ta11ter fra oanlfe Sor=
eninser til en- &onfere11ce ii6lte
Sors6ag. Ser bar ialt blepet no=
ien6t SSn6bD6elie til IS Da1ife, al
bbtlfe oog mango bap6e facet 6or=
fal6. Otter at 9ireftbren for Ito
itillingen, Mr. Sobn Daniels,. og
2eoeren at oens oanife slfoeling,
6refen @li3abetb @emer, bobbe for
flaret &enfigten me6 u6itilIinger,
opfor6re6es oe tiliteoeberen6e til at
oeItage en almin6elig Distusiion
af. Sagen. Blan6t Dem, ser 1eltog
i oenne Dtsfusiion nebner vgeoro=
lpiet" Sru @arab oe @eergaaro,
8aron SCOTT Dablerup % Srue,
@iggo 6. gberlin, So1ger Barber,
&nuo 8aD og an6re. Set be6toges
at 6anne en- mi6lerti6ig 6onif &onni=
tee, ser inareit mulig fal inofaloe
til ct ltort Mboe al @epreie11tanter
for alle berboen6e Donffe. &on1i=
teen beitaar af 6ru @arab Sc Seer
gaarb, 6orman6, og Sagferer SOM
6. 81. &gnigsberg, Sefretpr. 8a=
ron SCOTT 9ablerup balgtes enite1n=
mig til at le6e Sc np6pen6ige Ditto
rifle 5orifninger. Defordtionsma=
Ter &Dbner bleb Sormano for set
fltnit11eriife l16polg, og SSngenigr
&nr6 8ap bal9tes me6 9lfflannatton
til 6ornan6 for l16palget for SOL
fe6onie % Saraoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Brtt fprrlnhtgr y
UnlAlnu.

0ebatten ON Sol6lopen bite e1
flor Gplitte1ie bIa1bt Eeras=@epre
1erta11terne. Slere al Meolemmer
ne fra 2ol1iiiana ltptteoe ogiaa So
rif=&rograntnnet.
Wee6 269 moo 112 Stem1ner peo
tog Suiet Greoag slften 2open. vi:
5tenn1ing tom be6 Gnoen al ct me:
get itormenoe Mg6e, bbilfet er
@aonofulo 9emofrater og nogle fao
@epublifonere fire elmer gioroe
set melt n1ulige Brpoeri for De rep,'.
blifanife 2ebere, Ser ipreoe for
8e6toeelie. 8eifplbninger for, al
gepublifanerne bap6e beiet fig for.
Diftat fra Senatet fremfsrtes lite
olene al &ongresmano @arrett al
Sennesiee, fungerenoe oen1otrotii]
2eoer, men oeioa at 4ongresmenoe'
ne geetpton af .Minneapolis og 2uee
al Mas1ocbu]etts, be9ge &epublita=
mere.
Com MI be0toeet af SuIet Ell
2open proftiif talt Sen ianme ION
Gor6nep=Billen ser peotoges forrtge
Ges1ion og bleb betoet al Rreltoent:
en-. Sen ioreifrepne Sol6beifpttel=
1e for 6or1npro6ufter gialber BOG
bare for iefs Maaneoer ilteoenfor ii
Beltemnelier i111o6 DUMPING er til:
fpjet og ligeiaa 8eitensHnelier ON
o1nerifanif &11rs for uoenlanolt
Wepnt i Ger0iettelien al inoferte
Gnrer.
sSelqen6e 9e1nofroter lten1te for
2pne1l: ,5roipetb, @arriib, 8lon=
ton os ssones al Eeras, 9rpre,
sSaprot, Mortin % 2a5aro al So1t1=
(iana, Sn1itbmicf al Georgia, Sop=
Ior al Colorado, Sea al California,
Glarf al 9SIortbo, Campbell al Sen1l=
iplpanio, 2onffor6 at Georgia og
Geol of Sirgintu: -
0e &epnblifanere, lom lter1te
in1oo, bar Staffor0 al 8isconli11,
St1fbom al Measiacbuietts, Herl=
man %olf, &pan og @iegel af geem
Sort 2uce al Measiacbuietts og
Seller al Minnelota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
sre banife bolbt tilbase paa ellis
cSslanb.
ellis Sslano, 5. 4-9-21

ellis Sslan6, 5. 4-9-21.
Set bill 1naaffe i11terresiere nogle
al bore 2anosner6, og 8Dsbern at
erfare at Der for Gi6en paa @llis
ssslanb / Detentionslotalet, 9eoom
2O4, lieser 3 9onifere, = ion1 er
blepet bo1ot tilbaee Fer af forifellige
i bore 9ine ret ubeientlige @run6e;
% set bar meo ,neget bla11beoe So
Ielfer at hi ioa os ffilt fra bore
geeiiebefen6tifober, iom bi ollie bap-
be {tiftet en- Sci at og 1agt Blaner
ON at reiie pi6ere ionrnen meo;
men set por ser 10 i11tet at gore
peo, Ri 1noatte ftn6e os / Dor @feb=
lie og bline tilbage uoen iaa n1eget
iom at foa iagt farpel til bore lpf=
felige @eiiefener, Ser iantne Sag
fu116e fortiette 6eres 9feiie:
Sen at os, iom bar beret ber
lenglt er Sopetierer Saul Heterien
fra @ben6borg> 81 @(ar gl., Sen
of @1e6ferneiter g. &eterien, &u1=
linggaoe, Ser o11fom til Seem Sort
mes g. g. rOlpn1pic" s. II. Marts.
San par aIIere6e ON Bor0 paa
Damperen blebet ipg og Ser ino<
1agt poa &ospitalet, bborfro ban
oirefte blep fert til @ospitalet Der
poa ellis sSslanb, bbor ban be1lna
i II 9oge pao @ru11o af en- 8pl6 /
9ret. Otter 6enne St6s 6orleb
bleb ban u6ifrebet al @ospita1et og
ien6t ober &aslageraf6elingen,
bbor 11n6ertegne6e traf bam / en-
iao6an Sprfatnirg, at ban bar
nelten nfen6elig, ioet alt bans Egi
bar blebet 6isinftceret, bbilfet fore
gaar pao Sen Moa6e at bber @er=
fors @ar6erobe ftoppes ne6 / en-
ganife lille 2erre6spoie, bporbe6
set bliper iaa forfrpllet iaa set er
albeles nfen6eltgt efter ben tilen6e=
brogte Disinfecttonsproces; naar
bertiI fomn1er, at ban, paa @runo
al at bans &ann6bagage bar bort
fonrmen unoer Dberferingen fra bet
enc &ospitoI til set an6et, lite bar
blepet borberet / Ii Gage, n1na set
bore tilgibeligt at l1t1oertegneoe lite
fa;,re gentenbe Soul Heterfem, Der
ielb 1taar ban gaar / fit 6aglige ar-
beioe ger ct langt be6re Snotrpf,
END ban gioroe neb,1te Dag, %
fom for 6prigt er et npoeligt % elf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
9anife / Areentina.

Meb &onil,1 Gon1n1er / San6il
ion 6orman6 bleb Ser / @fteraaret
1919 ne6iat en- &onlite for ben ipo~
1ige 9el al &ropinien 8uenoS slires
til SsSnoianling til ien6eripff Son6.
Sen oprinoelige &lan git 1o poa
at ifaffe ct &ar &un6reoe argen=
tinife &eite og ier6e 6em til @en=
6eripllan6, men 6en itran6eoe paa
set unt1tlige / poa set Ei6spunft at
ifaffe SEN fornpone Gonnage; man
peotog iao at inbiarnle fontante
@}ioler. @irfio1nbe6en berme6, ser
afilutteoes / Sanuar, gab til &eiul=
totet ct 8eleb paa 10000 &eios.
@or Charge 6'9lffaires i Mrgen=
tino, gennem bbem @nn1n1en af<
ie116tes til 9anmarf, boboe D6erli-
gere 1no6toget ct &ar 8t6rag, iaa
8elpbet tom op paa 11elten 1900
&eios; legges berttl en- ti6ligere
i11oia1nlet Gum af 1886 @eios, nil
set ies, at Ser bla116t offerbtllige
2anosmeno / grgenttna ialt er
in6iamlet til @en6eripf 5o116 ca.
26,1OO @eios, Ser omregnet til
oanif Mgnt belsber fig til on1trent
5000 &r.' Gn erfelt Da1tifer, 9i~
refter 6. 9per1noes bar alene Ri.
oraget 800 @eios.
SIT i alt ct irnuft saeiuItot.