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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
FLOWE rs Of MANY
LANDS TRIBUTES
TOUNKNOWN DEAD
Mountains of Bloom Surround
Bier of Nations Hero
THOUSANDS PAY HOMAGE
Continuous Procession through
Rotunda Of Capitol Began
This Morning
THOUSANDS PAY HOMAGE

Washington, Nov 10 (By the As
sociated Press s)-Great ana small
folk moved in endless procession to-
day through the rotunda of the cant.
tol TO pay tribute to Americas un.
known dead hero lying in sucsl state
as only martyred presidents have
known, today having been set aside
for this observance.
All who could speak for different
groups in this land or for those in
allied countries were free to place Of
ferings at the bier Hour By hour
heaping flowers about the casket
grew mountain high and spread about
the chamber. Flowers that bloomed
III France were there and also flowers
brought in all their beauty from
South America, 1000 miles away.
BY 10 o'clock steady stream Of
people, soldiers, men, women and
children, white and black, had be.
gun continuous march through the
rotunda. Secretary Weeks and AS.
sistant Secretary Wainwright We're
on hand to receive the delegation.
Floral designs from every state
with the different state shields com
pletely circled tie rotunda.
Washington, Nov 10.--A plain sol.
dier, unknown but weighted with
honors as perhaps no American be.
fore him, lay last night in pace
where only martyred Presidents, Lin
coin, Garfield and Mckinley have
slept in death,
He kept lonely vigil lying in state
under the vast shadowy dome Of the
capitol. Only i.he motionIess figures
OF the five armed comrades, one at
the head and one facing inward at
each corner of the bier, kept watch
with him.
But far above, towering from the
great bulk of the dome, the broodlng
figure of Freedom watched too, as
though 1t said We'll done" to the
servant, faithful unto deat,, asleep
there in the vast, dim chamber below.
Americas unknown dead is home
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
KILLS sEvEN.PoiNT BUCK
Leroy Shaw First Reported Success
fuI Benninuton Deer Hunter.

full Bennington Deer Hunter'
Bennington deer hunters thus far
have not been so successful as usual.
According to reports received in the
village, Leroy Shaw, son OF Frank
Shaw, is the Grst Bennington nimrod
to bring in deer. The animal, d
seven-point buck with a handsome
head was shot near Camp II.
According TO reports received by
Fish and Game Commissioners Shel-
don 80 deer had been killed mp to
November s, and of this number but
four have been reported from Ben.
nington county. Windham county
leads with is. Next comes Rutland
county with IL. Windsor county is
third with 10. At least one deer has
been killed in every county in the
state with the exception of Grand
Isle.
Two of the deer shot by Pownal
hunters we're secured by Maurice
Peckham and Arthur Peckham. Both
bucks, which weighed close to 200
pounds dressed, were killed on the
western side of Mount Anthony.
George Granger brought down near
North Pownal q buck that weighed
$50 pounds dressed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
WOUNDED IN FOOT
STRAY Bullet Hit John Woodard while
Deer Hunting

John Woodland, son of Walter Wood
ard of this village, was brought into
town this forenoon from Woodford
with bullet wound in one OF his feet.
According to the young mans story
he was sitting on log with one les
raised when stray bullet hit his
foot and passed between two Of ms
toes.
with the assistance OF hunting COM
panions the wounded man managed to
reach the highway where he was
picked up by travelling man and
carried to the nearest house. Later
he was taken to this village by Her
man Bugbee and to the Office OF a
physician
Examination showed that the bul.
let has passed between the little toe
and the next toe The physician was
of the opinion that no bones were
broken and that the wound was not
serious
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
NO BANNER TOMORROW

Tomorrow, Armistice day and a
legal holiday there will be no issue of
the Evening Banner The business
Office will be open from 10 to ii
o'clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
Card Of Thanks

We hereby wish to express our sin.
core thanks to our neighbors ana
friends for their many kindnesseS
during the sickness and death OF our
father, Samuel W. Allen.
The Family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
WEATHER FORECAST

PARTY cloudy tonight and Friday
probably snow flurries,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
FAlRLEE WOMAN KILLED

Accidentally Shot With Gun in Hands
OF Son.
Fairlee, Nov. 1O.-Floyd Marshall
is years old. accidentally shot and
killed his mother, Mrs. Allerton A.
Marshall at their home here yester'
day with shot gun, which he was
preparing for a hunting trip, being
discharged, Mrs. Marshall died in
etpntlN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
SNOW IN NEW YORK STATE

Blanket Foot Deep Covers Ground in
Northern Counties
Malone, n, Y, Nov 10.-A blanket
of snow foot thick covered the nor.
thern section of the state today and
traffic on the railroads and highways
Is seriously hampered.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10

WANTED repairing OF
brick cement, plaster aud stone work
Prices reasonable william " Rey-
nolds 2l2 North Street Phone 599- W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10

FOR SALE--One Glenwood range,
one parlor stove Both In excellent
condition Phone 160-M 1860 Beech
street SStS'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10

WANTED--Looper and tr an 9 { er
hands for hosiery mill Address II Nj.
box 4i0. 50t6t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
BIG JEWELRY ROBBERY

Forced Employees into Rear Room and
Escaped with Big Haul.
st. Louis, Nov. t0.--Two armed men
entered a jewelry store In the down
town section this morning, forced
three employees into a rear room and
escaped with jewelry valued at $35. 600
to $4,000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10

Position as cook by an
experienced man, colored, or Will take
any other work temporarily Bert
Smiles care Y NJ G.. A. 50t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10

nc. RENT A small tenement In
auire ~ 33S South Branch street or
phone l1S-R. poto'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
J =. = -, 81, ,vc1,,~
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO RENT Furnished rooms, steam
heated. with private family ON Nam
street Address "Room," T. O. Boz ~
Bennington, w "o.V
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10

LOsT--A hound, medium size color
brown, one ear split Very friendly,
answers to name OF JACK, li iouNo
niraso notify George Barber, Williams
town, Mass, and receive rewards 06t'!
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Headquarters for CAMPING EQUIPMENT

paid a visit and inspected the many different camp dispiayg We have the city and know be beat" We supply camping information and
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
AUTO CLUB SAYS
 THIEF MUST GO

The auto thief must go. This i3 one of the slogans of the newly formed Automobile Club of Arizona, which has as its aim service and protection to it's members in particu- lar and the motoring public in gene rai The club is modelled after that of southern California and will. have branch offices and representatives in every town of the state
 Theft protection and legal assist ance are two of the chief advantages of membership. while the dissemina ton of travel information and the erection of standard auto road signs will fill want which has been long felt by auto tourists in this state.
 Experience has taught the auto thief that if he can destroy the h- cense number plate or exchange it foI another and obliterate the engine
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Save Money
 on Tires

Isn't ii natural 10 suppose that house like Western Auto" buying as il does many car loads of tires at time, can sell them 10 you cheaper than the small dealer who buys only half dozen' And our guarantee on tires is real and tangible, you can bank on ii every time
 benefit of with their many dif- grades of tires and you all of them They all first quality and guaranteed Visit tire department and for your self the really remarkable values o1er-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

factor tn the development of road travel and highway development tn southern California. and that its activities In this direction have been the means of attracting thousands oi tourists from all parts of the world Tn the same manner the Automobile Club of Arizona hopes 10 make auto touring a pieaEurabie certainty tn- stead Of an urplearurRbie uncertain ty. az it has too often been tn the pawr
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

number. there remains practically no definite means of identifying his car. Hence the large number of machines which are never returned to their owners, once they have fallen into the hands of the thief
 How to overcome this has been solved in simple and yet effective manner by the Automobile Club Of Arizona, which. it is believed, will make it absolutely impossible to cover up identity. The plan is this: Every
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 26

members receives a small aluminium identification tag. appropriately numbered and bearing the club name. This tag is safely concealed some where about the car. its whereabouts being known only to the owner. Per haps the tag is placed in a seam Of the cushion or in any small crack which may be found Perhaps it Is wrapped over with tape around the wiring IL Is up to the ingenuity. of the owner to secrete the tag. and once
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

placed the auto thief Is outwittcd the minute he takes possession of such a machine.
 This is but one item in the long program Of service which the asSo- citation affords its members. and it Is this idea of helpful service in many lines that insures the success or the association from the start
 IL is a well recognized fact that the Automobile Club of Southern California has been tremendous
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

The success of rhe new association fS assured by the selection ut strong directorate composed Of Sid rey ]. Ross. F. D- Roper. I4 W. Sad for. John n Twchy. ChaE McArthur ana Roy wayiAnd- Nr. Ross has h.en named president and general manager. Mir. Roper vice presidcrt and Nr. Sadier. secretary The asso- citation has offices located fn Tho chamber uf commerce building NaNn@wfw
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

"Wcstern Auto" handles high quality trade-marked accessories and supplies, which, on account of big buying and factory to-you distribution, can sell to customers at 20 10 4o9o lower than others. while the quality is maintained at its highest.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Get the habit of visiting "WeStern Auto" whenever you need auto supplies. tires or camping equipment for mo- where else can you find the large assortment of supplies, tue unexcelled service and the re- markably low prices that characterize our 2f stores throughout the West
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
Sir. Srbrp6er fuutmer.

@fneipiller; &omiter, @anger,
,&aptain Cir. @cbrpber bar mi Doe;
ret ber / 2anoet ca. 4 Tiger. San
Spi1leoe og fang / SEEM Sort, %
"@orolpietv tan lite role bam hpit
NOT iom Sanger for 2an6smenf
Der. @cbre6er oil optre6e i Chicago
ben 4. % ber / Minneapolis Sen 10.
@ai (poa 9a1tia SalD. &an oiI gipe
fine bereme Scener. iom @friper'
bans 1eie nogle efstra CODE Tor.
te1linger % ipnge fine @ier -
"Tleitepiietr1se:n9 urrlet6 Sc anore, at,
fompesneret Al Soul Moraeer, iom
ogiaa bill gibe iarltge gs1tmre. Seer.
mere 8efen6tg5S5rtesll1ee octfo s.: ienere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
@tnneapnlts.
8rNllnp.

5p110ag SEN II. 6s. egtebie6es /
%SSmmanuels 6anife Strife inoen @uos-
Mf1utning, / Menigbe6ens
0berberelie, @r. @1of Seiperfen oo
Miis 8lancbe Gcbmie. 8aitor 2uno
forrette0e @ie1ien. 8rpllupsgiloet
bleb bolot / Siemmet bos Bruogpm=
mems Gorel6re Scr. og Mrs. sSejpcr.
len, 1862 @bico9o Mbe. Ser iomle-
oes SCI. 4 / set 6eforatibt impffet
Stem 40 in6bu6te @eiter, oeriblanot
Baftor og Mrs. 2un6> og 6eltog / Sen
feitlige Mto6ag. SIT set npgifte @ar
baboe mango Gen1er, iaas al 6e folt,
bare @aper. Deres 8rpuupsrei(e
barer 3 uger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
9p6sfalb / 9maha.

mrs. S. S. Meislep, tiolieere
@ars, 'SSuIius @asmusien og iom 8iee
Srlia @au1ine @cobenius, feot i
|Sebp Sen Is. @ooember 1851, os6e
/ Omaha oen II. Mpril. &en6es fgr=
ite Man6 oar S1tlius, @asmusien, en-
Setter til 6ette 8lo6s l1ogibere. san
benteoe ben6e i Danmart, bbor Sc
b1ep gift Sen 81. SUM- 1878. Sc
boe6e og 6rep Grocery Torretning i
@o%1unbus,. @eb., in6ti1 bans Dp6
1898, og bun bleb boe16e Ser til for
6 &ar .iioen, 90 bun fIptte6e til
0md6a, bbor bun fenere bleb gift
me6 Mar. Meis1ep, iom .ober1eber ben6e
tillise meoN 9qtterfn Olga: &asmus:
fen, @gnnen 9(lbert 81: og fire :gifte
9ptre. Sun bleb iorafeitet / 50.
E1nmbus, b61or Ell 9atter, mrs. Scarf
@ecfer, Dor.
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9rabet paa Gefitranb erfleret
vberettiget"

On @oroners SSlrp frifien6te as
Mteren6e Snternal &ebenue=Snipef=
t6r &aDmon6 Sobnston for GfDl6
i 9rabet paa BEN 22-aarige Mrnol6
gcfitrano af Stromberg, Meb. SUI
rDen erflereoe set for rberettiget
Drab".
gcfltran6 tom inc i Sobnstons
2eiligbeo peo1 .en 5eiltageIie 2groag
Rat og bleo at Sobnston taget for
SnobruostDbA % ifu6t. San par Nh
Zig fommet bi6 me6 fin Mebg 81. 6.
@trom for at operbere fin @giters
Mifs Mgatbe @cfitranbs @raouerita
iom Spgepleierife / MounoS &arf
Smatoril,m Snsbag. Sc bar @ie-
iter bos &op @utrtber, bnis 2eiligbeo
er ! ian1rne Sus iom Sobnstons,
90 nbefienot iom Sc bor me6 Ste6et,
GIT @ctitranb 90 Strom in6 / fell
Neiligbeo, oa De tom lent biem.
sfponinsen fa1lgte.
9his G%cfitrano reiite biiem meo
eiset af jim 8rooer. 6ornben. @gs:
. ifbetrres1 eftsrlaoerss eetitrano fig. gor.
xxII6re Sfror1fbern. q. ...,
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Gaze til Il. at 1905.


5om Sat for ben go6e Mo6ta=
gelfe, Der blep 8. 6. &litteng til Sci
i l1ng6omsforeningen al 1905, %
ierlig fra aIle 6ens energetic Betty
reliesme6lemmers SIDE, / 6orbinoelie
me6 Sc to meget nellpffebe Mften<
un6erbol6ninger, bborof iier utbe
9aniib .8aitrp" Mften BEN 20. Mpri1
bill itaa / CLANS for Sc mango Delta=
gere, oberrafte &litteng / Mftes ct
meget itort 8ille6e / elegant @amn1e
til 6oreningen. Bille6et er Ell Sor=
itprrelie of set 6otoeraii, Ser blep
taget obennebnte often, ser bleb bgi=
Zig paalfpnnet al ollie Sc tilite6ebe=
ren6e.
@nopi6ere agter &litteng at ifnnfc
en- itor og 6eforatib @ilfefa11e ((Tor=
enings= @anner), lom Set CT Men1ltgcu
lfa1 operrGffes % afllgreS pe6 Ting
oomsforeningel1s t6 Mars 5tiftelj es=
.feit Sen s. Sum-. Segningen til benr1e
Sane er MI UNDER Mrbei6e> og efter
5igen6e bill Set blibe SEN melt ele=
gante og iti1fu16e Sane noge11 ifar=
6inabiif Screening / Spillingbperre
bliber / 8eii6oelie al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
Kirker og ~Foreninger.

0ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
K1RKE, Hjermet at. Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstteneste hver sen-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hve1
anden Ssndag. SSndagsskole hvea
SSndag XII 9.15; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. BSnnemSde5
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir'
kens Basement.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans OF Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sen'
dag Form. RI. II. Sendagsskole ri.
|CHRISTKIRKEN. Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjernet at Park
og University Avenus. GudstJe-
nestle hver Spndag, engelsk XII
1880, norsk XII. 11.3o Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TRBFoLr
DIGHEDSK1RKE, HORNET Of
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver SSndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. Spn-
dagsshole XII. 1915.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KIRKE. Hornet af Broadway og
13. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som felger: Pr@diken Sendag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften Kl. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Ssndag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de ire ferste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bennemede
hver Onsdag Aften ri. g..
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, S0NNER
AT NORGE, meder 1ste os 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 ". Ninth st.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE AT
NORGE, m1der 2den og Ado Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 1856 w. Ninth st.
b. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B. s., mader 1ste og 3die Ftedag j
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hj. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN HAABET mGder
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Name
den paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
FOREN1NGEN "DANMARKs DOT
RE" m9der 2. og 4. Tirsdag paa
Minnehaha Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB' md.
der 2. og 4. Lsrdag paa Royal Area
NUN Hall, hi. at st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FOREN1NGEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER" af D. 8. D. F., m9der l. og 8.
Lprdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE' LOGE
Mr.. SO, D. S. S., m9der 1ste og
og 3die Onsdag i Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 W. 9th St..
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9pbsfa4b.


emil @briitenie1, ser bar bel fenot
paa Acknowledgement % al mango
andre 2an6smnn6, 1eoe / Eirs6ags
@f&es paa @itp $oipitol. San bar
beret bagelig al Diabetes / 1engere
.Ti6, men bar MI / Girsbags Morges
meget ipg % bleo itrafs taget til
&oipitalet fra &iemnet bos Mr. og
Mrs. g. &eirup, bbor bon bar boet
i lengere SID.
@egrabelien ifer poa Gre6ag 81. 8
fra @ngers 2ofale, 412 Ge6ar Mbc.
- @al6emar Niellen, 80 Mor CANT
mel, iom bar beret fer / 8pen / ca.
IA Mar og arbeioele / fin 8ro6ers
Mlfre6 @ieliens misunderstanding,
GOA Dupont slpe. g., 6e6edi6ite Sre>
Bag. 8egrabelien fantt Steo / 8aar
fra @ttgers 2ofale. Mf6g6e bar Meo-
lem al 9ania. De6saariage1 bar
Diobetes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
sa 9anife / @immeapolis.

Otter 0pfor6ring fra Ben 6anfe
@entraltomite bar Smman11els og
ct. Be6ers 6anife. @enigbe6er eiort
set fgrite @friot. til Mfbol6elie al
banif Sornmerifole ber / 8pen: &per
@1enigbe6 bar: balet en- &omite, ion1
%ia1n1et bar talt ONT Sagen % be1temt
forelpbig at u6ien6e felgett6e SpIps=
ming og 0%pfor6ring:
/. Ser tenfeS paa 4 tigers @toIe
me6 5 Sage a 8 Gormi66agstimer
u9entlig.
2. l1n6erbisningen- ifrl6e omfatts
6anf 2esning % Sfribning, SorteI=
ling at 9anmarfs &iitorie, @iogra-
fier> @eografi og @ibelbiitorie me6
tilfnDttet @eligion>- oanif Sang.
8. De 6unife Soreninger opfor6res
til at 1egge 5agen frem for 6eres
Meolemmer 90. bber beige en- &e=
preientant til &omiteen. Spis set
grifes, bill &omitee1 ien6e en- MQro
til ct Mp6e / bber screening for at
tale 5agen.
4. Mlle oanife Soral6re, ionr. G,l-
tier at la6e 6eres @grn gaa / en- iaoz
oan Sommerifole, be0es me6oele Settle
til en- at l1n6erte11teoe- i 2gbet al IL
El1ger, lad ri in6en 6en Is. Mai fcr
babe ct Sffbn ober, ON Ser fa1t blibe
1ililaittniing not til en- Ssfole, og Dpor
De m1lide @Ieoerabar 60ereS &iem..
$. Mne, iom mea10er fig, BIZ 6erpaa
faa 2ei1igbeo til: at Dere meobeltem-
Enae'loe be6 ben en6elige .6aitirttelie
Fat SID, 5teo % sfolepIa1i, fgr Sc
leat6er 6eres 8grn.
Denre Sag bleb ffgrt frem / Gen,
traltomiteen 1o1n i1oget, Ser a11gaar'
ole Danffe, % Sd 81 bar ben iarnrpe
3a'tfe, bar ii bdlgf at lagee Sen
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: $rimerbalget

Gnbber @elger bbr butte, at Bri.
merboleet finder Ste6 Ma't6a9 Den
8. Mai - 90 afgipe lin Stem,r1e.
Men buff ogiaa, at man 11oa regi.
itrere for at funne itetn1re, iaa o1le,
Der lite bar regiitreret, r1ao gere SET
MI paa Man6ag Sen 9. Mai.
Gor 2anosman6 Mr. 6. 8u6t3 er,
iom 2ei erne be6, &anoi6at for @m.
be6et font 8arf Commissioned, oe
ban bur6e blipe "ineet u>16er" mel
6anife @ten1mer, iao hi 6erbeo fu1l6t
begpnoe paa at 1dbe % repreicntere
be6 Si6en af alle .1e .on6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
Mp Tabrif.

&ermar &anfen, Sen ipn9en6e
8liffenilager, iolgte iom befien6t
fornDlig fin 6abrifseien6om paa
5alem Mpenue for $4,000 Der 1u
ifal gipe &1aos> for en- flot Drp=
GOODS Gorretning. @en set er lite
6erme6 Meningen at @erman bill
opgibc fin Sabrifsbirfiombeo. @ei
lonet fra; ban bar flere Sern / 81
SEN MI ems %ti6ligere> for fan bar
fi6bt en- 1p % iterre 6abrifsbDgning
n6e paa 86e Mben1te, t9t be6 BET
befien6te Sour Corners, bbor ban
mt ifal til at. tage fat for Mbor for
at tiene. MiIlionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
Gfolebbrnemes. Saper.

8grnene / minneapolis @foler
r iterft interesieret / @abeoDrfning.
5000 at 6em be9pn6er mi at or
belize meo 5000 &aper og boober,
naar Sabeieionen er obre, at babe
p%roouceret ialgbare @arer for $780,
600. &abearbei6et itaor UNDER Dp
iDn al Mrtbur g. storm. Sfior
ablebe 2,340 @leber / Sc offentltge
Sfoler @rentiuger og ioIgte @ro-
ol1fterne for 24,152. @lanen iaar
er at gibe nn6erbisntng / at 6prte
8lomiter oa @%rsntiager oe at prpoe
@resplener.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
2afe Mmelie &binbefurenino,

:&pin6erne me66eler, at alt gift uo=
marfet / 2pr6ags: Mftes paa .Dania
SOIL. Ser bar ma,1ee. @aber, .pg Ser
Tom en- Mang6e Mennefter, iom ipi<
ite goot, fgbte go6t, iaa ser bleo u6,
iolgt % -betalte go6t. Stemningen
bar igo6 %. Sr1npret go6t, og 0uer-
f1,oet ipare6e til alt set anoet-
ober 100 Dollars. 5aa set bar /
ole Moaoer EN- 100 &rocents MffGre
ogfao bpao &uir,6ernes Mrbeioe
'n,aaar;; bes b flel 100 @rocent traolt
% bleb 100 @rroeent tratte: Men
bet tager be ger1te n,eo for Oct gobe,
Il16falos @fglo. =
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9litteng siper @resmibbag.

On goo Sen al @agere11 fra 2ese,
6abritont @aul 0lfen % Srue, fra
Buffalo (Gabrif / @bicaeo) Dor i
&irs6ags Mftes in6bl16t ion1 9gres=
8eiter til en- iplen6i6 Mi6oog paa
81. Saul &otel / ct. Saul. &illige
bar &oniul $. 6. Mielien til @teoe,
imnt ligele6es SSobn g. @urrar, @re.
1i6ent for Gurrans SSnc., iom aabner
Ell ferite &lasies @aitrp @bop / ct
Saul ON fort Sis. @temningeu bar
meget animeret % 1pecieH '&on1ul
Nielie1 par tiltro6s for fin bpie Ml-
Ser ful6 at &uner. &litteng ttliam.
men me6 fine @9iter bap6e en- rigtig
goo 6anf Mften.
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@elfommen :@iem.

;Beter &urfelien og &uitru paa
Slime Street, ia1nt 9atteren @itber,
er r%et1rneret fra en- ier Maane6ers
Sur i'll 9anmarf og Morge, % ane
ian6er Sc 9igterens Orb, nborte er
Bra, men benn11a er beit". @itber,
bet UNDER &rige,1 bar @tenograf for
@~arneplistsfommisiioner, reiite til
'9annorf ft6ite ,Goraar for at npoe
Ell belfortient Serie. gun e. n1eget
begeii1ret oper @gbenbobns mango
Seper6abeoer. ~ ~ y s:'s'
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@inneiotas. &riasretorb.

Sfslge 0plpsninger fomlet af
.@ar @ecor6s Commission, @tate
&iitorieol Building, CAB neiten
$500 Nenb fra Minnefota 6eres
2ib. poa 2ano eller SAB, UNDER Sri.
gen. commissioner bar ianlet ,1er.
mere 0plpsni1ger ON 1000 of 6isie
Men6. Com en- itille &pl6eit til
ben, CT en- @uloitierne onbraet paa
ct beloi9t &ieneiteflog.
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krnnsha.
Su 9aumarf.

,Ober Eruitee Ole @asm1sien er
@rfemon6 i .oenne &i6, for bans
&uitru er reilt en- Sur til Danmorf,
ifglge me6 fin Ssiter, Mrs. @m.
Steele fra &aris Eomnfbip. Set ct
6eres Mgt at beige 6eres gamle Mo=
Ser / @lumip paa @iellanb, Gru
GLEN Sergenien, ser er b%elfien6t i
&enoiba fra Sen Ei6 bu1 foretog Sen
LANCE &eiie til @merifa for bel ct
D11iin Mar ii6en, for at beigge fine
berboen6e 86rn.
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GnbuRCr $rens

bill beige Snftitutioner / Sen ipo=
,Iiee Sci at Staten oerne uee %
refer oerefter til SEEM Orleans,
bbor ban bill 6eltaee i Misiisiippi
8anep Msiociation's Mp6e Man6ag.
@ubernsren bill oeiaa. beige fine
Gorelore @reiioenten for 2utber
College i .Decorab, Soma, Dr. 6.
6. @reus % &uftru.