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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
558 Slider; 43 Kapitlor.
Fjerde Oplag. 4.eo

Treble BOg:-Sylvia og Broder Es-
bern riste Runer for hinanden -
Alva g1r Diet hun n4dig vii = Eta
faar sig en- ny Fmstemand - Viz
dom, Daarskab og code Varsler -
Gud Amors Regimente - Opbrud -
Goternes Ven - DGdedansen paa
Fj@lamyr - Krig med Kvinder.
Fjerde Bog: - Terningerne kastes
- Slaget we'd Visby - De GQters
Konge - De levende 0g de doe
Naadens It'd - Valdemar den 0pde
- Dobbelt Brudefard - Kur3 h
yer at we're paa Staden - FOlkeb
Dom - Dyrek9bt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Dansk Folkesamfunds Ksleni, Askov.

Krigen sr nu forh. Enhvsr tenke paa Fremtdsn, serNs paa, hve q
skl DO @ bygge st Hus % HEN. VI her l Askov indbyder us q gamma
I'll 1t komme til Askov for ct DO bandt o.. vi hr I'll Slg udnerkst ~
dyket lord, SAINT en- Del uopdyrtede Farme De aldrs ibandt Hdse kan -
be ct lille sykke Joed tst vd Byen. ener n Ld Byen. alt I'll rtndAG
Prher. Kem blot % bosst Bder iblandt %: Vi kender af nrhartns, at ha
De yngrs q eldre 1Asr dig hjsnme 1 Askov.
For nermere Oplysmineer sktv III:
PKDER6KN 3 GRAVESEN
CaRs q First eAes Bank Of ksksv. Asksv Nn.nosA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
@bao &lantagerne fan 9ipe.

M.S. 0rten &lantoge afbolot ifpl=
&c ~8e1tipllanb 5olfebla6" forleoen
Notwithstanding / @ar6e. Set
oplpites, at Sn6tegten bar peret
1921 &r. og u6giften $685. &r.
9esu6en bab6e 8lartelfolen gipet en-
Sn6tegt paa 1856 &r., og u6giften
bar beret 1,079 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Genes @fjebne.

2ererinoen: &ar 6u tenft paa,
lille 8eter, at oct ogfaa gaar no ODER
mig felp, raar leg 1aoer BIG fiooe
ODER?
Better: So. les bar .... % faa er
leg heller lite ino fie6 Of Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
III. =, WaIdS
HIST0RISKE R0mANER
vi hr kjtbt hle Restoplaget at dise udmerkede Boyer og sender
dem portofdt til vedfSjede lave Pnser, SAINT nye BogEser.
- 80
VAL DEMARSTOGET
Historsk Roman fra Diet fjortende 58 Slider; 43 KaphhG.
Aarhundrede af II. +. Ewad. Fjerde Oplag. $103.
INDHOLD:
F6rste Bog: - En- ubuden Gast - Treble Bog:-Sylvia or Broder En-
VAIL EMARST0GET
Roman fra Diet fjortende
Aarhundrede af III. f. Ewald.

FSrste Bog:-En ubuden G@st -
Hvidestjerne - De rode Abilder -
Aander9ster - Peder Arnolds9n Ia
der sig sk@re nye Kl@der - wills
Mand - Stille Tider>- Vinand
St0lte - Alvas Fostermoder -
Sterke Baand - L%vetands Fnug
Hr. Werner 'og Fru Ingeborg -
Hans faar en- Svaledrik.
Anden B0g:-Klavs Dirk II Sank
tie J6rgens Void - Flint Spind -
En- ny Forbundsf@lle - Reineke
Eos - BrOder Esbern - I Soel-
bjerg Kl0sterkirke - Halv Fragt
- Ebbe Stranges4ns Mindegave -
Ebbe Stranges@ns Skriftemaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
1854 Slider; 80 Kapitler.
IS Cents.

Hvis Rren var - Les plaisirs des
innOcents - En- GeheimekonfeYe1.
ce - Kongen faar code og erIige
Rad - Den sidste H0ffart =
Plyndring - Hvad der afgjoroe
Sagen - Enkedronningen kpber sig
ny Sko - Pietate ct justitia -
V@rre end OGDEN - Brikkerne H4t-
ties - Et Skriftemaal - Les plat
sirs des her0s ~ Griffenfelds sid
ste Stordaad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
F
HistOrisk Roman af
III. F. Ewald.

LGfternes Stund 49, Lykkens sikre
Ankergrund - lie roi s'amuse -
Traktatbrud - Brudef@rd - Jor-
def@rd - Madame - En- .tete a
tete - Alcibiades og Socrates -
Paa Hrens Tinde - Studiosus Ia
mentaus - En- Autodafe - Papa
- En- Mellemmand - Hertugeligt-
Kureren fra Kors9r - Den egent-
lige skyldige - I Krigens It'd 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

Fornoo f;lSo16e En- $50 Acres udssgt Farm Steele Co., N. D., hr nt
a IN IAA0"A60' 8 vzrehes Hus, god sald, Gfanay og andre Bygnn.
ger, forrinig Br6nd, Treer, e Del Hegu. en- Mil fra god By god Skole. Kan ksbes
for len biCige Pms af $l12 90 pr. Acre. Ejren retired.
En- anden udmsrket 100 Acres Farm. fem Mil fra Fargo og Il Mil fra en- g. 600,
COO 30 Packing Plant; god sot Jord At bedse Slags, er igeledes dlsags. Eft gdt
"Inusment' for $l22OO pr Acre. Sknv hrP rier og BeMngeEe pa andre Fame
NORTHROP LAND CO., sol Broadway, Fargo, N. D..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

Eft Triumvirat - Gudernes Yndling
- God bless the Queen - Zaire -
Hos observation-disclosures - Masker
- En-. Kerlighedsroman - Gour-
mand oliver Konferensraad - Paa
Fredensborg - Eft collegium politi-
cum De brutale Klappere - Et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
BAYFIELD, COUNTY, WIS.

1o o. 200 Acres cutoyer Land, sandig loan, 10 MIL fra washburn. 2 Nh III
kt Hs % stald med vandvak ! begge, 20 Acres dyrket, 10 ryddet 60
sandg loan, ~ Doaars pr. Acre 1NW DOLLARS kontant Mango Fanme q
ale St6rrelser. dyrket og udyrket, til Sag pa rimenge VIkaar.
ANDR. BERGE, Washburn, Wis.
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FOR 26 AAR

ar jeg soEt Land oe Farme overall i de Forenede Slater, % jeg har sA
nu at fnde den fsnte misfornSjede KjSber.
Lad mig vide, hvad De stger % hvor, og 1g VII utulsomt vess
island til at tnbyde noget, SOM vii interessere Dem. i enten vndt Lane
enr opdyrkede Farme
sadigt Arbejde med god L&n tlbydes Kjsbere af Land Wisconsin
Ubetydeng Nedbetanng udkreves Diet reserende betales med Arbejde.
For v1dere Undertaking slnv til
H. MADISON, 1s4 W. Randolph Street. CHICAGO.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

K@rlighedshof 49, Halslgs Corning
- Dronningen lider ct Nederlag-
En- Hindring som fjernes - De sid
ste Dispositioner - Kehraus -
Adieu. Madame! 49, De rode Roser
- Hos den d6de - We'd Fuglestan-
gen - Eksekutionen - I CelIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
NIELS EBBESON
Historisk Roman AT III. F. EwaId.
Fjerde Oplag.
INDHOLD,

Ftrste Bog:-Broder Stefan - Nat
teyagt Haarde Vilkaar - KNAPP
Gaestfrihed - Lurtoner - Folkets
Mand - Aage StigsSn holder paa
Skaftet og svserger - Kv@lning -
Aage StigsSns Forlover - Bag ster-
Ike Mure.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
354 Slider; % KapitIer.
Pris IS Gents.

Anden Bog:-Fuglesang og Krigs-
DON - Vel m4dt - Guds Modezs
Yndling - Svogerskab -jFfedles-
Brudt - NSglet redes nd til Ende2
- Judica Nat - TIE Deum hpda-
mus - Forstadt - Under, Egen -
Kongens Knabe - Den sidste Dyst.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

Til Salu. 10000 Acres uopdyrket Land i 1vre Wisconsin, frugt-
bar Jordbund, serlig egnet til Mejdbrug og Kartonelavl. $50 til $50
pr. Acre / 40 Acres ener sterre stykker. Kun lille Udbetaling; Resten
paa lette vikaar. Kjsb at Ejeren. SanboFn Company, 2757 W. North
Ave, Chicago. III.
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3o7 Slider; "a Kapitler:
IS Cents,

Forsmag paa Himmeriges Gledef-
F1ugt - Code Raad - Miraklet -
Redeg6relse - Paa Riberhus - I'm
R4st fra Craven - Ere OF Sham
= Velkomst - Bud fra BSrglum-
Hovedkulds Rad - Ventetid - I
Hvidbjerg Kirke - Jens Glob ful1-
fGrer sit VRrk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
JENS CLOB Den hAARDE
Roman fra Diet trettende
Aarhundrede at III. F. EWald,

Paa Sjerring - Fru Gro - Mar
grethe Esgesdatter - HI. Buris OF
liden Kirsten-Jens gaar sin Skeb-
ne i Mode - Strenge Tider - Pan
tebrevet - Hjemkomsten - Biskop
Oluf b@rer Sejren hjem - Biskop
Oluf g9r Skridtet fuldt I'd - En-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
CAROLINE
Hist0risk Roman af
III. f. EWald.
1858 Slider; % Kapitler.
IS Cents.

INDHOLD:
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ASksv, MNosA
Evening star., 1921-12-25
ENGINEERS DEVlSING
METHODS TO PREVENT
THEFT OF AUTOS

The first step which the automobile
thief generally takes in changing the
Identity OF stolen automobile is to
change the engine number SO that the
engine cannot be identified. Realiz-
ing the need for method of number
ing engines. which would make it eX-
tremely difficult for thieves to change
engines numbers. the engine manu-
facturerS' standards committee of the
Society of Automotive Engineers has
recommended adopting the following
method of numbering engines as be-
ing the simplest, most effective and
practical system for numbering en-
gines which has been devised for pro-
tecting automobiles against theft:
The engine identification number
shall be placed near the top of the
right-hand side of the crankcase
proper in position in which it can
be read easily. 1t shall be between
two vertical ribs or beads one-fourth
inch wide, one-eighth inch high, three
inches long and three inches apart.
The surface of the casting between
the ribs shall be left rough as cast
and unpainted even on the finished
car.
The numbers shall be evenly stamp
ed in the casting ne-thirty-second
inch deep and shall be one-fourth inch
high and of script form. The first di-
git shall be stamped close to the left
manu- lid ana the last digit snail De
followed by large star or other
character to prevent adding digits.
A star or other character shall be
stamped imm ediately above and be-
low each number to prevent adding
another number The numbers shall
be stamped twice on each casting to
prevent correcting any errors made in
stamping either number.
A 712 per cent reduction in theft
insurance premiums will result if this
method of numbering engines is
approved for future passenger car
models.
Among several suggestions which
were received as means for pre-
venting engine numbers from being
changd were casting a pad of special
alloy steel in the engine crank case,
on which the engine numbers might
be stamped. casting numbers of an
Opaque material in a cylinder block in
such a way that X-ray photographs
would show the numbers and casting
on a small, thin. brass plate with
edges crimpled down one-eighth inch
and knurled so as to anchor the edges
securely in the crank case. the num-
ber being stamped on the brass plate
in the usual way.
The recommendation will be voted
on by the engineers of practically all
the engine and au,nlobile mnufa ctur-
ers at the annual standards meeting
of the society of Automotive En-
gineers in New York at the engineers
building on seth street, west of 5th
avenue, on January 10
Evening star., 1921-12-25

welding to the manifold. The jacket
can also be heated by extending a
tube from the exhaust pipe through
the Jacket and down toward the oil
pan, where the exhaust gases will
escape. %
10. Compression leaks in an engine
are more noticeable at low than at
high speed. If an engine has good
compression there is a springy resist
ance when cranked by hand, although
the best way to test the compression
is by use of a gauge.
This Weeks Questions.
1. How Is electrical current pro-
duced by a storage battery?
2. Why will the durability OF tire
be lessened by under imitation?
8. How does a weak exhaust valve
spring cause misfiring of an engine?
T.. What is a method for testing an
engine for bearing knocks?
s.. Will a carburetor giving good re-
suits on one engine work as salts
factorily on an engine of a different
make?
6What kind of lubricant can be
used for the universal joint?
bands of both wheels evenly IL an
mechanism?
s. How is a tire vulcanized?
0. What Is Specific gravity? -.
10. What is meant by "torque
Does 1t apply to any kind OF ma
chinery?
Copyright. 1921. Thompson Feature Service!
Evening star., 1921-12-25
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
FOR THE AU7ONOBZLZSTS

, the garage by one person, for in
| stance a disabled car being towed by
another car with only one operator.
who of course drives the towing car.
by the use of the tow bar. which is
| linked to the front car and clamped
to the front axle of the disabled car.
| The bar extends back to the tie rod
of the rear cars steering gear and is
fastened by means of a stud to a
clamp which is placed on the tie rod.
) When the front car turns corner
| the rear car will also turn in order.
as the tow bar swings in propor-
tionate arc and moves the tie rod to
which it is pivoted, the tie rod direc-
ting the front wheels in the desired
direction.
6. Valve stems which are extremely
loose in their guides may possibly
produce a knock because of side play
and improper seating under pressure
of the valve springs. Another trouble
from worn guides or poorly fitting
stems is leakage of oil from the
crankcase.
I. To close up the pedal slots in
fioorboard to prevent draft in cold
weather, tack piece of canvas or
sheet rubber on the under side of the
board over the slot. Cut slit m
the material, just large enough for
the pedal levers TO pass through.
making sure that their motion is not
impeded
S. Vibration of speedometer indi-
Gator is caused by loose connections.
unions of the drive shaft. the flexible
housing for shaft bend at too sharp
an angle, improper mesh of drive
gears or most commonly. lack Of
! fabrication.
9. If it is desirable to improve an
old type carburetor for better vapor-
ization. install a hot air Jacket on the
| inlet manifold and connect to the jacket
flexible tube running from the en-
gine's exhaust pipe to the jacket and
another from jacket back to the ex-
haust pipe, thus allowing the hot eS-
haust gases to heat the mixture be-
fore it passes into the cylinders.
The jacket may be made of a pipe
somewhat larger in diameter than
the manifold, should cover about
three-fourths or more of it's length.
and must be closed at each end by
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Answers to Last Weeks Questions

Answers to Last Weeks Questions.
l. When a storage battery is being
charged. electricity is not stored up
in the cells. as is sometimes supposed,
but is charged by action of the cur
rent upon the acid in the battery cleo
trolite or solution. The electrolite is
composed of sulphuric acid and water,
and during discharge the acid of the
solution is absorbed by active mate
rial on the plates within the cells. In
charging, a continuous flow of cur
rent goes through the battery oppo-
site to that of discharge, current
causing the acid in the plates to re-
turn to the original place in the cleo
trolite. When fully charged. the So
luton will be at its greatest point of
density. and if tested with hydrom-
eter will buoy it up to l.2S5 or Loo,
the fully charged reading. The whole
reason of charging is to discharge the
acid from the battery plates, when it
will mix with the solution and re-
store the battery to its proper
strength.
2. An electric generator is first run
as a motor when first assembled and
sometimes after being overhauled to
create a small amount of magnetism
in the field poles. This magnetism
in the poles is necessary for the gen
orator to build up lines of force.
which lines in turn are cut by the re-
volving armature, producing electro
motive force or pressure at the
brushes The current is collected by
the brushes, passes on to the wire
terminals and then to the battery.
Generator field poles are not permt-
nent magnets, being made nf soft
ron, but they are maSnetiZed by cur
rent passing into them and retain a
small amount CT this magnetism. 1t
is necessary that they are partly
magnetic, otherwise the generator
would not create current.
3. Do not attempt to adjust the
clutch of a new car too soon to rem
edy slipping. The new clutch has a
tendency to slip, even when properly
adjusted. the fabric being stiff. but
it will be worn in after period of
use.
4. To remove steering post with
out damaging it with stillson
wrench, clamp two pieces of wood. a
surface of each of which has been hol-
lowed out to fit around the post.
Hard wood blocks would be best.
This furnishes good brace for a
jack to exert pressure in looseninS
the piece Work may be aided by
blows on the blocks by a hammer.
S. Two cars may be brought into
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CHRISTMAS POETRY.

by o. OSCAR FISHFACE.
When it rains my car leaks
Through the top and the sides.
And the springs must be missing
From the way that it rides.
To drive with no top
In the sleet and the snow.
Is very unpleasant.
Says Horace De Flow.
When it SHOWS in the morning
And it SHOWS in the night,
1t makes all the trees
And the pavements look white.
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you're supposed to do with It is really
the best part of the puzzle itself. The
real feature of 1t, however. is the fact
that the child can work on 1t for two
or three hours at a time and not be
able to make anything out OF 1t when
he gets through. In that way the
puzzle is never solved, and is. there
fore. good Indefinitely.
The sales manager of q local auto
mobile snles agency said recently that
in spite of the present slump in busi-
ness he had n force OF very indepen-
dent xalesmen. He said thnt they
were not taking orders from anybody.
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