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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
CAN YOU IMAGINE 1T
Maybe We viii See Border to Bor'
der Highway in 20 Years
Cd

Topeka, Sept. 3.-Visualize, !,
YOU can, system of paved high
ways in Kansas, connecting every
count .yseat in the state and offer
ing several through traffic routes
In all, approximately $500 miles OF
hard surfaced roads.
Then you will have the picture
that w. G. Markham, former secre-
tary of the Kansas highway com
mission, believes will become real
ity by 1871, twenty years from now
Mr.. Markham, whose home Is at
Baldwin passed through Topeka this
week, returning from Washington
where he has been the last five
months as representative OF the
forty EIGHT states in lobbying for a
federal aid bill.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
GIRLS KICK AT KNOCKERS
Have Been in Use By Chinese wa
men There Too Long

San Francisco, Sept. 2-San Fran
cisco women frown on the idea OF
knickerbockers for street wear.
which, according to reports, is the
latest east of the Rockies.
They are sensible, and chic, ana
modest, but
The little slant-eyed maidcns OF
Chinatown have beaten their white
sisters to it by several centuries. and
who wants 70 be that far behind the
times?
Chinese girls here, despite their
use Of clinging crepe de chine waists
rouge, powder and all other Ameri-
can aids to beauty. still insist upon
the three-q quarter length silk trous
ers.
eff somebody had only Thought OF
II back in 40 IT might have been
different. said a leading modesto.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
SETS OUT TO SEA AT LAST
Owned Boat In Harbof
Since 1914
ASSOCIATED Press)

Tampico. Mexico, Sept. 6.-The
German owned ship Antonina which
has lain idle in Tampieo harbor
since its internment in 1914, has re-
ceived orders to clear for Hamburg
stopped at New Orleans fora cargo.
The vessel was alleged to have been
engaged In carrying arms and am
munition for the Huerta admins
tration and was interned by Presi-
dent CarranZa. When the United
States entered the war II became
impossible for the vessel to get out
of the Gulf of Mexico.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08

experiments now under way, ac-
cording to government agents, indi-
cate that the governor has at least
pointed way to check, IL not ex-
terminate the plant that has proved
such a menace to Louisiana's inland
waterways for the last twenty years
and which, according to govern
ment observers, is now threatening
the fresh water portion Of the Pana-
ma canal
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08

the belief that method has been
found that will solve the problem OF
the water hyacinth that Is choking
every bayou In the state
with it's green and lavender floral
The new method. which was sug-
eested by Governor John NJ. Parker.
Is the simple application Of live
steam. Preliminary reports from
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
Give Concert At Lyona

Sunday evening. Sept. 3, the
Lyona orchestra will give concert
under the direction of Milton c.
Gugler. There are twenty five
members in the orchestra which has
well balanced group Of instru-
mpntS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
JOY RIDING
- ~
AND WASTE
=. HIKE TAXES
State Expense So Per
Cent Higher - Reck-
less Spending Scored

Topeka, Sept. SIT will be nee
essary to lop Off few employees
here and there and cut out some of
the joy rides to Washington" ac-
cording to an economy message
which N. A. Turner, state auditor,
today sent to Governor Allen. The
state auditor believes the greatest
service which the state house crowd
can perform for the folks at home
IS to shave junketing and extra em-
ployes expenses few hundred
thousand dollars. In consequence,
he has asked the governor for n
conference of all state officials, de-
partment and INSTITUTIONAL heads
for showdown as use Of the prun-
ing knife on expenses.
Turner expresses alarm concern
ing the situation. The budget OF
twenty one and a half million dol
lars, passed by the last Legislature
for the biennium, caused 5S per
cent increase in the state tax levy
this year. Turner believes several
hundred thousands Of dollars of the
taxpayers money can be saved II
the state department heads will get
together and agree to cut ont the
flash and blare of junketing and the
n Il en- n propaganda public
ity which follows.
Too Many Joy Rides
Too many state officials and EN-
ployes are junketing to the nationa
capital and seat of national politics
Turner asserts. He declares that TIN
trips are in the form of joy rides
During one month last year six en-
ployes of one department travcle'
, When the matter OF extravaganza
was mentioned by the auditor, tn
state employees severely condemne
the auditor for his FOOLISH talk abou
economy.
" Last month five state officials an
employees were in Washington a
state expense. The frequent trip
and long stays in Washington q
CLYDE NJ. Reed, chairman of tn
public utilities commission, hav
aroused more than state house com
- ment. Turner doesn't just say Sc
b but his letter to the governor seem
@ ingly has in mind some OF the Rec
/, travel responsibilities.
:. To Attend Freight Rate Case
@ During August Attorney Generi
HOPKINS made trip to Washingto
n und received much publicity throug
q statements regarding freight rate
k and suggestions to congress relati>
d to amendments to the VOlstead &C
q Chairman Reeds trip was in COZ
d ncction with railroad rate case
q There is n report in the state hous
# that records show Reed has bee
ont of the state As of the SO da!
10 between July and September ].
A In the last few weeks state of
,r Gals have been recipients of hui
>. drcds Of letters protesting again
ar the record increase In the sta
q taxes. It is in response to the d
mand to white down state expens
that Auditor Turner asked for Il
conference.
Says Money Can Be Saved
s 81 am fully convinced" he sal
In his letter, that a saving ever
year Of many hundreds of Thousand
J. of dollars can be made in Knnsf
: through executive actions OF thos
! administering state appropriations.
Z It is to work out this saving pla
d that he has appealed to the govcrnC
n for an economy meeting.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
watch For the Pretty Lady

A woman using the names OF
Mrs. w. B Evans, Mrs. w. B. Hall
ETC., has passed no fund checks In
various cities in Kansas. She gave
four or Ave in Topeka, one for SOC
and one for $75 and two In En-
poria, and may be headed this way
She is described as about "a years
old, brown hair and eyes, well
dressed, good taiker, keen PERSONAL
ity, and will probably claim to know
some prominent farmer in the COM
munity.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08

Here Is the big advantage
in drilling which we want all
of our customers to understand
only one trip over the field Is
necessary to plant the seed.
The drill completes four opera
tions-it makes the seed fur
rows, drops and covers the
seed, and pulverizes the soil.
Not necessary to harrow the
field afterwards.
You will always need a ma
chine of some kind for planting
your small grain crops. Why
not get one from US now that
will do all of this work-one
that plants the seed at even
depth so that the crop will all
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
Thought Il Was Liniment

Little Clara Hout, aged 10, was
slightly burned today when she ap-
piled carbOlic acid to an injured
foot, mistaking the bottle for one
containing liniment. The burns are
not serious.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
TANGLE FLOWERS STOP SHIPS
Water Hyacinth a Menace to Navi-
CATION in the South
(Aaaocfa cd pYQAGl

New Orleans, Sept. 5--After nine
teen years Of expensive and labor
ious effort, with only varying sue
cess, interested shipping interests
and government experts now express
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
Rubin-Stoner

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rubin an
rounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Esther Marie, to Mr.. Abram Il.
Stoner of Talmage. They were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage at
Newton, Kan, by Rev. Mr.. Engle,
Sept. 9. They went on wedding
trip to Wichita and are at home to
their friends at Talmage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
You Can Increase Your
Yield 3 to 9 Bushels
per Acre

Several farmers in California got 3 to 3 bush
els; Illinois, S; Kansas, 81, and Iowa bushels
more per acre by drilling small grain instead OF broad
casting
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Raninr.
gUer "a Sitter.

Set er MI enoelig beitemt at Da-
Mas GoraarsreDp % Minitrelibom
lfaI gan ober Gcener Greoag ben l.
Mpril og- Deltagerne er ollereoe !
iterf Mftibitet me6 @reber1e UNDER
DIRECTION al Eom Mnoerien. Ser er
frebet ii originate Sange for @ebD-
en-, 6er ipru6ler at 8io .og 2rne meo
penltge Smaabtb til Goreningslibet
@dcine % 6iberie 8erionligbeoer, Ser
bar giort fig bemerfet beo en- eller
an6en 2eiligbe6. Men altiammen !
@emptligbe6 baieret paa at ifaffe
@l1b1ifum en- ml1rter 2atter. Wfi11=
itrelperionalet beitaar al Com 8 Mn=
6erien, Mn6rem Dablitrgm, &olger
2obie, Gborbalo Mn6erien, 8ert
|Senien, @iggo Mn6erien, Carl Gar
fen, Mlfre6 @aoien og &enri Miel=
fen. 8pens le6en6e Stierner pao
Sangens % Meuiifens Omraaoe bil
IItage Sci / Programmes anben Mf=
oeling, Ser foregaar / Sorm al en-
m,iifalf Gotree beo en- Cabaret
Goreitilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Mmiif til @ommeren.

&arffomisiionen bar %beotqget,
at Minneapolis Spmfoniorfelter ifal
ipille be6 2ofe &arriet til Somr1e=
rem. 9Ieitrets IS @eolemmer bill
ipille Bber Mften %un6tagen Man6ag
/ otte Tiger un6er 2e6elie al Gelli=
iten g%ngelbert &oentgen, iom bar
leoet Srfeltret paa Muoitorium /
9irigent Sberboffers Sraber. It's
gifterne for ~Harffommisiione1 bill
blipe $4,000 / 6e otte tiger; for at
ifaffe &eiten al 6e $4,000, iom
trenges for at betale l16gifterne til
'Drfeitret, er set blepet be1temt at
iette en- .@6gan9sprts al 10 Gents
poo De Mftener, % ser er ipecielle
Soliiter. $4,000 bill bIibe anpen6t
til at ombDgge Muiifponillonen.
H~arffommissffiiufhe,t beiIutteoe ogiao
at bebol6e 8arrett Ban6 for at ipilIe
/ an6re al 8pens @arfer; set bill TO-
ite $73S.75 pr. l1ee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
senat1f @orbS @earapdie.

sena.1f &orbs Btsraptlie.
Genotor 2eonarb s. Moro al sSr.
ter,ational Sails blep begrobet paa
2afespoo6 @rapploos me6 Meolem-
sner at 2esisIaturens Sus % Gent
fo11 @forte. 8aitor S. 81. 3. Stub
at Central 2utberan Church, iom
forrette6e, nepnte / fin Sale of6goes
o~ffentlige &ieneiter og perion1ige
gooe g9ehifaber. @n Mosie 81om<
ffrr oaffeoe &iiten, iem blep baaret
fra &apellet til @raben al genato=
rer11e 8roofs, &egnes, Denegre og
5rbmecfle ogt Mepraientonterne
Climbs og< Mcaen8ie, meoens ANDRE
9ieolemr1er al 2egisIaturen og
6tatsembeosmenb m%oricbereoe peo
Si6en af.
LE. ~ 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Garlig iDg.

MelS S. an6erien, ser for .baf1
Seoe paa County 8oor6 / %iontlige
16 Mar og er befien6t iom en- erliq
og beroig &epreientanf for Is.
8aro, ligger for1ig ipg / fit Stem
poa Grange Mben1te. San Ii6er al
en- &reftifaoe i,l1noerlibet og 2ager.
ne flyer at en- Operation life bill fun=
inc reo6e bam. &ans @enner i ST.
friftet bar opitillet bam til @ien=
balg. for @uperbiior 1om ct EiIIt6g=
botum, ielb ON ban lite bill blipe
| Stano til at forblibe / Gmbe6et, oq
oa ban ingen Mo6fanotoat bor, ct
ban 10 filter paa @eir, til &ro6s for
at ban er ien9eliggenoe og }aaleoes
lite ! @tano til at tage Sci / Bolq=
fampognen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
.&plitiH @pbe.

8rooerlogen bar inoborTet til
itort offent1igt @e6e 2er6ag. Mften
ben 10. STARTS, til bpilfet iamtlige
&anoi6ater for @orgermeiterembeoet
er inoiteret> for >perionlig at forflare
6eres &lotform, og bbi1fet @tano=
pnrff, Sc oil inotage, me6 &enfpn
til BET berieren6e. Sgn6ogsipgrgs=
maal og Sc iaafal6te blue lotuS"
iom bisie &irfeiamfnn6 truer meo ID
inofere. Mt Spgrgsmaalet er al lto1
Snteresie for alle @enner al perion.
Zig 6ribeo, ct en Selpfplge, og Mas.
iemgoet bur6e oesaariag fin6e al.
minoelig Gilllutning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
gnaelf i Observation-Disclosures.

8,iltro6s for, at, Ser ! Minnefotas
307 Menigbeos og @ripatfoler lite
fr en- eneite en, bbor: Der lite bliper
it11oerbiit GneelF, bringer minne-
npoIis .Gribnne" bette 5orbol6 til
fine 2aferes &un6ifab UNDER Dper-
Triften y6aa .Sfoler brl1ger On,
gelfff", i6et 8Iooet laoer yaa" be-
tegr1e De 81, bbor Der uoeI1tferoe
1l1oerbiieS /: Gngelif, meoe1s Ser / BE
eprige 213 undertakes Gngelf % ct
n1lDh Sprog.
GorboloH er blebet unoerisst al
&aor1egie Corporation, ser bar faot
d Slfrift OH rssl,bbar1orernes I'm
hl4eartb'igning i,ogipet al &arper ouo
1Ilrotgers 9 oplDfes ! 6ette 5fnf,
foer ersq7 Geuiabeo'g- 81 prtoaat.
5ssaS sssS@ ssssNgss sssssssss sSaNss ga@ s Is gaMs Nh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Shftdiesfeit.

9borbol6ien 2oge &c.. As al
Danif 8~ro6eriamfun6 afboloer flor
@tifteliesfeit meo 8anfet ben 2:
Mpril paa Dania &oll. &omiteen,
iom er 2oeens 8eitprelie, arbei6er
ibRr6igt paa ct ftorartet @rogrm
for at feire bot, flyer og ffriber 80
@ars Stifteliesfeit. @eturn Soft
tort oil blibe tilien6t alle 8rgbre, 90
Ri maa bloc boormange, ion bill bel,
tage. 8re6re, buff at Dor 80 Glars
ShfteHesfeit fon,mer fun en- Gang
/ bette 2ip, jag gier ier og Samilie
feroig til at 6eltage.
&omiteer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Site iaa.- filter.

German &anien, @enofbos ftor'
Baritonianger, oer bab6e tegnet i(
iom en- at Deltogerne til glberqs
9anmarfsturnee, bar pao @eigg
@oei1e iioite Senoag. og los zig for.
.llDoe meo, at ban m1ligbis lite biIos
blibe | Stano til at reiie meo, mcgee
iom bon bnifebe Set. &ar itaor 11em,
Zig / Understanding me6 @egierin.
gen ON en- itGrre &ontraft be6rgren:
De bans 8liffenilugerfabrif, og bbis
bons Mnbn6 bliber mo6taget faa,
ban for trablt til at fu111e forla6t
5orretningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
@iscomfn.
2anb til eaIas.

&ilas os Slorenee Counties !
Nor6re @iseonfin er life ole1e ben
acknowledgements Del al @taten, men
tntet Ste6s bar l1bbiflinge11 bqret
itgrre ! De ii6ite Mar. l1omprfeoe
.8eie, S%errbaner, &trfer, Gfoler,
Meierier; Banter, Gabrifer ofp.
9e bill fornme til at le6e lpnge fgr
Sc fan fin6e bafrere og beore Settle.
merter al belitaaen6e 6armere.-
Sntt 5te6 bill Sc fin6e be6re
&lgberlan6. 9iitrtfter11e er 6erfor
ierffiH ifffiffet for Meieribrug. $50.
teter giber / @ienneminit mere. enc
200 8uibels pr. Mcre. 81 bar 49,.
900 Mcres frugtbnrt 2on6 tiI1aIgs |
oisfe Gountper. @riien er fra 500
til $50 pr. Mcre.
81 iqlger tim bort egt 2an6 %
tan oerfor gibe 9ern 6e auerrimeltg.
lite Betingelfer..
Sc tan betnle ct Tibet 8eIeb 11e1
90 lao betale Meite11 / imaa maareb.
lige eller aarlige Mforag.
&or1patiet asfiiterer @ieber1te pao
ale m1lige Maaoer.
Strib efter fuIoitenoige @plps.
Ringer. Sob oS bi6e, bbor mege1
2nn6 Sc gnffer, % bi bill babe nogs'
I5af GeSttereSfe for Gem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
REAL ESTATE.
OnskerDe ct HEN eller en- Grund
At. bygee paa, kan De med Fordel
henvende Dem til den danske Real
estatemand.
NIELS HEDlN,
som vii udfsre enhver Fdtrening
til Deres fulde Tilfredshed.
7o7 PhoDix Bldg. Atlantic 1872
Sen npe &sjffqle / @pSbben.

*Be6 ct Mg6e for nDltg | Gitt3ers'
Club, 2010 Minnebaba Mbenl1e, bar
Der en- lib1ig Disfusiion ON, bbor
ben %foreilaae6e npe. @giifole / @p6
Minneapolis ffuloe bpgges. On
@ruppe tilraa6e6e Spferelie al en-
Senior< % SuniorzS9iifo1e paa Ben
@runo, iom S~folefommisiionen fieb<
tie for to Mar ii6en paa 80 @be. log
40. ST.. @n on6ne @ruppe bol6t
paa Opfgrelie al en- 8pgning fem e1<
Ter iefs @a6er beitenfor 6ette @te6,
:og at Der ogiaa bpgges en- anoen
8pgning / Merbe6en at $obn 81.
Sobnion @folen flere @aoer pitenfor
oct fprit f~orei1oae6e @te6; -6enne
@rnppe mente, at 6en al Sfolefom=
miSiionen in6fipbte @run6 1aa for
1er SSerubanelinier og at Sen lite er
mi6t / Be 9iitrifter, iom ffal babe
Septic at Seiifolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Sen lpffeIiaite 9aq.

Smorgen aften gaar Srits &olitS
moriomme Gnafter, Sen 2ptfeligite
Sag, ODER Scenen paa 8. g. q.
Sail, og @tDffet bar 6obbet sSnter,
este oerbeo, at set maaife ct fi6ite
Gang at man bill faa nogle al Sc
mere fremtreoen6e Dillettanter pao
8reoerne, efteriom &riitine @gre1,=
len iamt Mrtbur 2orfen og 6rue az
ter at reiie til Danmarf for at tage
lta6ig 9pbol6 ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Kirker og Foreninger..

Kirker og Foreninger..
0ST EMANUEL NORsK LuTH.
K1RKE, Hjbruet at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver S6n-
dag XII. 1890 Find; Engelsk .hver
anden Sandag. Sbndagsakole hver
SSndag XII. els; norske OF en-
gelske Klasser. BdnnemSder
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 i Kir,
kens Basement.
.DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjqrnet af Orleans og Ste
q Street. Gudstjeneste hver Son.
dag Form. ri. IL. Sandagsskole ri.
CHR1STKIRKEN, Norsk eyange.-
luth. Kirke, Hornet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudst1e-
neste hver S9ndag, engelsk XII.
1870. norsk XII. 11.30 Find. .
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFoI~
DIGHEDSK1RKE, HjGrnet Of
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S1ndag XII.
1870 Find. og 7.3O Aften. s9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST-
K1RKE. Hj6rnet af Broadway OF
IL. ST., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som f9lger: Pradiken Sgnda9 Form.
ri. 1880. Aften II. 7.45. .Une.
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
ri. 7.45; iteraert Mode de ire forste
Trsdage j Maaneden. BSnnemode
liver OnsdaR Aften ri. 8.
|NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8. SUMNER
AT NORGE, meder 1ste og 3die
Mandag / Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
ESYNN6VE LOGE NO. S D6TRE Az
: NORGE, meder Eden og 4da Man.
dag l Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 156 w. Ninth St.
81. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
=. s., mader 1ste og 3die Fredag
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
81. af st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FoREN1NGEN HAABET meder
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
FoRENINGEN "DANMARKs DOT.
RE mpder 2. og 4. Tirsdag paa
Minnehaha Hail. .N
FORENINGEN AGODTHAABD ms.
del Q. og a. Lardag paa Royal Area.
mum Hall, ri. af ST. Peter og 4th
FORENINGEN HHDANMARKs SON.
NERV Ct DIS. .. -, msdsr j. OF 8.
Lerdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. ct st. Peter og Ah Streets,
"NLEONORA CHRISTINE LoGTE
NR5O, p: IS 8, msder l1ste 90
q 3adte .Onsdag Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall. 1856 N. 9th Sc,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Farm % Land A:kov
Ill Leie eIIer Sa|g.

Mrs. 81. 8eoerien> 2449 &c. Moe.
g., Minneapolis, bar $50 acres
2a116 / Mifop til 2eie eller Salg,
fauIet eller 80, 100 og 1850 Mcres,
Be }io1te rie6 go6e 8pgninger. Man
beubenoe fig til 8. 6. @e6erien, 5irit
State 8a11f, Mffob, Minn..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
&nin6ehie1p.

Be6 ct. Yebes &trfens &%bin6enle<
6e pos Mrs. g.. Sngemonr1, 1886
5lmtmit Mpe., ct. Saul, fom bar
ooeroroent1ig go6t beiggt, bolot Mrs.
Breer1anr al @omens @o<opera=
4ibe alliance et meget tnteresiant
Goreorog, bpori bun fortalte ON
5oreningens Mrbei6e neeo at beifptte
90 bielpe unge @iger og 8ern / ollie
Dele al 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
STANDARDIZATION. sbnbas ben
13. RartS.

8roberiamfnnbsfeften, Sbnbae ben
10. Rarts.
! Set er 80 4ar, fi6en &borbal6ien
i2oge al 9. s.. 6. blen itiftet. Sci
6et itore Geft paa S6n6ag bill 6et
energiife Mrbei6e / 2oge11 og Son,
%furrercen melIem ben og s. 6. Mn.
oerfen .2oee / ct. @a11l blibe feiret.
9enne Geit bil blibe fbrite &lasies, 4
enbber &enieenn. Sen bol6es &l.
Ia paa 2afe Street. Muoitorium.
&rogrm:
SCI. AZ precis: M,itf al vglper=
bei" af M3rs Mprtle Senien' % Mer.
so. Micbaelien. !.
@elfomlt al &reit6ent s.. 6.
@penofen.
Derefter oaas til @or6s, bpor Cts
preii6ent Mngel Sberien bliper
Eoaitmaiter. Gblgen6e bill tole be6
|8orot:
gfspreii6ert g Sngemar,11, ct.
Soul, for Gborpal6ien 2oge. @re=
ii6ent @. 6. Sbenoien al Gborpalo.
fen 2oge for ct. Saul 2oge., sc.
@eterien, ct. Saul, for @eorg
8ran6es 2oge. .Hreii6ent 9aniel-
fen af @eorg @ran6es 2oee, for ct.
Soul 2oge. 6. @asmusfen for 9an-
mart. &boroolo @eterfen for ct boz
rigt go6t Samarbei6e me6 ct. @ain:
9erefter bill Or6itprerer gibe Or
oct til Me6lemmer al 6e forifieIlige
2oger for forte 8emerfninger. Saa-
inort 8or6et er bebet bill Danien BE-
gpnbe til Mortenfens itore Srfeiter.
ser ogiaa fpiller UNDER 8anfetten.
0g De foriamle6e 8re6re bill faa Dem
en- Sbingom til befien6te garnle 6an=
ife Melo6ter. 9erfor mg6 5enoog
Sen 10. Marts, &l. 4 preeis.
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&piere 8repporto fra 9anmarf.

8piere 8rebporto fra 9an1marf.
8%repportoen fra 6e ifan6inabiife
2an6e til l16lanoet CT blebet for6ob-
let fra Sen i. Sebruar, iaa at ct
8reb til Mmerifa mi foiter 40 Gre
iiteoenfor 20 Gre. @6ffillige 8rep>
fripere 6erbieme elernmer bette,
1taor Be fer6er 8rebe berober, nteo
BET &efultat at man 1,,aa betole 10
Gents 9ptreonjns. '1qar man moo.
tager 8rebet.
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81 ., g. g. Mtoltmmer.

SUIT Ben 1tore Gelt / 2afe Street
@roitorium, Gate & Micollet, paa
Ssnoag 81. 4. Snomel6elierne til
9eltagelie er fornmen go6t inc; men
ser er enbn11 &la6ier 'reierberet for
ca. so, iom be6es uopbol6elig tele=
fonere til s.. 80. @ielien (goIfar
1865, at Sc pnifer 6isie @laoier.
Sc fgrite, ser mel6er fig, faor bem.
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Sci G%fsamensbOroet,

&rofesioren: rRegn op Sopeo.
ifdllens Benl~"
&un6ioaten: uSseg Tan i Sarten
lite BUTTE Mapuene, men leg bar BEN
Il Sobebet a%lleianme11!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Sproa}aaeu.

Smfring' to bun6reoe @erioner
|inofanot fig til Set al rMsiociation
for tie announcement Of @can6inabi.
an St16ies" id1nmenfalote Meg6e
norff lrttb. Strife @pnoaa
.@ftermibbag for at 6refte Sc ifan6i-
baniife Gprogs Stilling beo, 9it-
&eiifolen. 0mfring ct Dniin See.
rtgbeoer ob Goreninger bar repre-
ienteret. Me6et bleb oabnet af @o-
ltor g. @intber, Meolern at 81. 81.
81 Beitprelie, bporefter 6enne
screenings Rreii6ent gior6e @e6e for
.stiQingen be6 9it=&giifolen tar Sc
ffanoinabiife Sprogs @%ebfommeroe.
Dit=Sgiifolet1 bar / fin Si6 SO. 2
|bbab Sililutning til De ffanoinabife
&lasfer angaar; mi er[ben SEQ. A.
!. Som 0r6itprer for Mgoet paIQtes
Sngferer 8. .. sang. TaIer / @a-
gen bleb bolot al &arrD 81. 2uno,
81: 81. g. S.s @icepreli6ent, Mebof.
tor sc. g. Shouting, 6e11ne screenings
|Sefretar, @rof. 81. 81. stomberg fra
|nniberihetet, @ictor Gricfio1 fra
4it=Seiifolen, S. @iliam Sobnio11,
@~ilsbnrp Sfolens &rincipol, Miis
Nnna g. Sano, Ebomas 2omrp.
SfolenS &rtncipal, @a1torerre @in-
tier, @reftbe11 % @apert % f1ere an
|6re.
On @eiolution blep pe6tuget for
at u6ien6es til ollie ffanoianpiife air-
ter % 5oreninger pan 9itiioet me1
Dpfororing til Dem ON at ftette Sc
ffan6inabiife 6tuoiier peo DitSeiifo.
len % bebage faa mango Gleber fom
mlig dtlutte fig til 8egpnoerflas.
|fer1e Ben %. Marts.
On @or1ite paas fem blep palgt d
Meot for at forfate @eiolutioner,
lEioem ben periorIi9 BIZ forelesge 10,
Nt-&aiffoIers 8eitprer. Rorniteer
Ibeitaar at Ears 9. &a1g, @aitor 6
s starfANsssobn y. Seoberg, 8aito,
g. 8. @reftbe1So &aitors g. 9. sd.
pert ,Dael. aiba &
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8efBa baQ &pntpret.

Scr. ST.. @allonqaiit, Meanaeer af
.@anaoa=&oiten", @innipeg, Can;
bar b9ret en- Sur ber 11ebe / @tater1te
og aflag6e ct belfomment 8elpg pao
bort &ontor.
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S1gepleierife.

Mi1s Marie Du11s, 9atter al 6.
s. 9uus, &pler, Minn., er fon1me11
Der til 8pen for at ful6enoe fin l16-
oannelie Tom Spgepleierife. 9ette
bill bun giere be6 at orbei6e ct Mar
paa General &oipital Sun bar fit
Spbol6 pao &oipitalef, S. @t. 6.
mellem 6. % z. Mbe.