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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
NOMINATIONS FOR
 IGLOO OFFICERS
Complete List of Officers to Be Elected December l5 Named
 By Alaska Pioneers

Nominations or officers of lEIoo No. e. Pioneers Of Alaaha were made at a regular meeting of Che ordu Thursday night but additional nom. nations may bo made previous to election. which win be tho next ros uar meeting December 10. Those nominated Thursday night wcrc.
 President E J. Wm.o
 lst Vice President -J. T White
 end Vice President JrspIckelt
 Recording Secretary N R shep- ard
 Treasurer D. yalcuduc John Rock.
 Historian "A. p Kashoyarot
 Sergeant at Arm. w D. Brown.
 Trustee IF Woland w. c. Irish. R Kocucy F. L. Aarom..
 Chaplain L E Clark s Wa''- stcadJ
 Pour now members were initiated at ThuuIay nahta meeting and there arc yct number whose apnt- cations have bcou nrorabIy acted upon but who barc mot appeared for Che obligation.
 CaM G. H Whitney, chairman o. Che special committee appointed for Che purpose ol taking w with .he city council no matter Of uuo .o Che Pioneer .ue. m Eyor..om Deme. tory reported nroero othu routine business VII. rauH.'oi. Dis trIet Organizer Prank NOea gave au interesting account ol la recon, official visit to siusa where Q new Ie.oo vas organized with aS mcm bcrs 5C Of whom we inmates of tho Pioneers Homo and were mad. hon- orau members
 About fN members wore rrC.on. a. Thursday nights meeUue and after Che IeIoo closed lh. onure crowd re. paired Co tbc dmne orom ou Che yrt floor ol Che Noos. building. where coffee rolls and "dos" were enjoyed
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
GOVERNOR ON
 HURRIED TRIP
Leaving Thanksgiving Day. He Visits Ketchikan and Met.8katla
 Returning Tuesday

Accompanied by w. T Lopp. su- periutcudout ol Che Federal Bureau of Education. Governor Bono icu Juneau Thanksgiving Day ou the steamer Spokane ue.r objective point being Ncuatat'a where they arrived early o1 Sunday and TO- manod until Monday afternoon. AS Che governor had been requested by Secretary FM ol Che Interior De- pertinent to report on conditions as hc found hom at Mcua.atIa. he win do s1 aud from remarks dropped by him ou his return. tbo report win reflect credit ou ua. town and iu organization ard incidentally on Che ula work of Che late Father Duncan. who was largely pons.blc for making Motlaha.n Whal It is. hc most progressive Indian town in Alaska and probably ou Che contI- ucnt
 On his return to kctoh.hHu Mon- day evening Governor Bone delivered ana address before a meeting held uu- der Che auspices Of thc-CIv.c League which was attended by am audience of 500 persons. Iu hH addre" tho governor emphasized law enforce mmt by an officials and urged their support by citizens and all good people. The governor returned tc Juneau ou the Princes Mary Tues day night special permit from Washington having been granted Go him to travel by chat Canadian steamer.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
JUBILEE YEAR
 SAYS GARFIELD Special Customs Agent Tells Com. mcrcial Association of His Re-
 cent Visit East

Wholly rco from Che aroma oi 0sh which would ordinarily mach from attending two important hcar- mea conducted by dah commissions one u Washington. D. c. Che other
 n scatuo. Charles D. Garfield apoc- iaI aeent Of Che customs and member of Che Territorial Fsh Comm. ion. rcsalod those present at lhe com- mcrdal Association luncheon Thurs day wth au account of hs rocout visit to Che National Capital where ho met not only President Harding but many others high up In Che af- fairs of Che nation and w.th whom ho talked relative to Alaska hcr pose abilities. resources and needs
 Mr. Garfield said President Hard- ing h earcr for Information cone corning tlc NorthIaud lu which he s greatly Interested and which hc hopes to visit next year in order ,ha. hc may obtain fmthanl information that win better enable hm to carry out Che policy for development that ho has already planned Mr. Gar dolj .s confident Che present admH- istmtion win do much for Alaska during tho coming year,
 In connection with Che fisheries ol Alaska ou which business Mr. Gar- fold went East at Che request ol Governor Bono hc H confident chat beneficial Legislation win hc enacted and chat conservation poicic. so lar as che Gsb resources of Alaska are concerned. win bc iuauem.ol at am oar'y date.
 Mr. Garfield was assured by CoL sbmrhucHy of Che mail and post office department cha, it !. tho poI- icy of Che present administration n awarding mail contracts over wator routes to do so with an eye .o lho development or outlying points by requiring ,ho contractors to operate boaa sufficiently loree Go insure not only good service but afety ou thc various routos Mr. Gwle'da u'N was both interesting and wiehtH me
 A communication WW placed h.. .or. Che sociauon from M. Carlson and Uose ol soalae t..une Information as to Che feasibility oi placing am oI.bumIue steamer che Angeles. on mail rou,o. running out from Juneau. thog having submitted Md. ou a number of maH routo W..h a view Of securing contracts The Anecio. Is 1a5 feet In lmsrh and .uas 96 toms. uol The commm.- cation was referred ,o Che committee on b0at and mail service and Che chairman Of tbc committee Chas Go'dac.u. is considering it in com ncauou w.tb Governor Bone. who .H showing commondabIe interest n the matter of rural mail service.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
MAN FOUND SAFE;
 BELIEVED ADRIFT IN BOAT

Nucs p. Schroeder ol Hanrf. who witch hs sasboat was reported adrit m Lynn CauoL was found Tuesday night by tae mrbor boat Peterson. with his boat grounded ou E'drod Rock. Schroeder was mharmoi and Che boat was not damaged.
 Word of bis safety was received at the IT. S MaubaIa office hero Doe fore searching parties which had made rcady Go go out at midnight Tuesday had lcft port
 Schroeder ram out of saso.in. Sunday night six miles south O. E'- drod Rock and his boat was blown ashore.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
S15 PER TON IS
 INTERIOR DEMAND
Freight Rate From Puget Sound Ports to Interior Over Gov-
 emment Railroad

There is nothing unreasonable iu Che request ot Che Nonana Commer- cIal Club for base rate of S25 on supplies shipped from Puget Sound Co Fairbanks by way of Che Govern mont railroad. says Che Ncnana Ncws Such a rate seems startunely small by comparison with existing river urIln but careful aua.yais of conditions under which Interior Naskaus arc labor.nF and have bcon abouus during Che last dozen years. shows chat they are quite within tbc.r ughts In asking Uncle sam Go sct Che new Alaska railroad Go work Go put Che country back on its lcot Tho railroad was built Go develop Interior Alaska and. with chat end n yicw. it must now ho op- outcd for lime at lcast so chat Aaskaus can return to Che work of putting Che nations northern cm- p.ro on Che map. Once thIs has been accomplished. there win bc sufficient tonnage for Che railroad to put Che enterprise on a solid business basis.
 When Che movement for Che con-
 tucion of a Government railroad
 from udcVator to Che Interior. was
 ar.cd at Fairbanks nearly a decade ago. it was realized Chat development could not continue without improved transportation service and maicr- .aI reduction u hau'aeo charges The river rate at chat time was slightly i'm excess of S50 per ton. Che cost of
 supplies was low and Che country was mU of mon who could and did give air days labor for a fair. day's pay.
 n Che years that hayo passed transportation charges hayc bccn ad- wrecI steadily Che cost ol pro- visions has Increased tremendously and prices of miuiug machinery and other necessary equipment have ai-. so soarcI. while an th.s time Che. purchasing power or gold. upon Che. production of which Ono prosperity ol Interior Alaska depends has re- maucd stationary
 Obviously .thoro arc but two. courses for thc government to pur-
 sue if Che railroad is to be a roal h.r Go Che Interior country One. course is to carry supplies over che. road at rate chat win enable miners Go resume their opoatIons che other is lo rc-etoblsh Che fixed price ol gold so that producers eau get for it all chat it Is really worth under existing conditions
 Without one or Che other samu- ms there c8u bc uo material doyci- ormcnt and no rreat Increase in tone uaeo.
 Were Che government Go carry freight nce for a period Of years. it. would scarcely compensate Aloskans for Che losses sustained by them through failure Go regulate trouspor uHon charges and Che purchasing power Of sold
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
HARTMAN TO REPRESENT
 GOVERNOR AT CONFERENCE

John T. Hartman of Seattle has acccIcd to Che request of Governor Scott C. Bone to represent him at Che First Annual Pacific Northwest Tmdc Conference Go be held at Ta- coma his month. according to a
 ,atomcnt made by Che Governor th.s week. Mr. Hartman is chairman of hc Alaska Bureau Of Che Seattle Chamber 0f Commerce.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
XMAS MAIL FOR EAST
 MUST LEAVE ON SPOKANE

An Christmas packages for Che E1s, must leave Juneau on Che
 steamship Spokane aiiiug ucNt Monday it they arc Go reach East- eru destinations by December 25. ace corIue to Postmaster I M brad- ford The next southhound mIing. artcr thc Spokane. win be Che Ad- m.rl Watson on thc 12th and Che Princess Mary December 10. lt is requested chat an persons having packages Co ro East get them iu Che post office as soon as possible Go prevent a "last minute rush.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
TO SPEND HOLIDAYS

Mr. and Mrs M P. Mcdonnell and the.r infant daughter Marguerite win leave on Che steamship Spokane ta spend Che Christmas holidays with relatives in ho East Mr. Mcdonnell expects to return here after Che hn. ol Che ycar while Mrs. Mcdonnell and her little daughter win continue tnc.r visit until early spring.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
SENATOR COLLINS RESIGNS

Tho formal resignation of Ernest B Collins as senator from Che Fourth Division. has been received by Gov
 rnor Scott c. Bone. Senator col- Ius has resigned on account ot hav- ing accepted tho appointment of As- s.stant U. S. attorney at Fairbanks He had two moro years Go serve as senator.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
TO VISIT PARENTS

Mrs. Robert semplc win lcayc on Che Spokane Monday for sntt'o where she win spend a wcck or ten days witch friends after which she win SO to Ccutul.a. Wash. for Che holidays with her parents and sister, Miss Frances Mo.son,hal, who for merly made her homo here with her sister and who aitor being atenof- rapher In Che office of Che governor for two ycars resigned her position and wont to Cn,raiIa loa, May Mia semple win be gone six weeks or two months
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
EDUCATIONAL WEEK
 NOW IN THE CITING

Next week win bc American Lo- eiu and Educational Wee. through out Che United states and Ameri- cau.sm and is principles win ho o.- pcr.aiy taught an ovcr Che couu- try The movement was a'a-icd by Che American Legion and the latter win cooperate .with Che schools In Che good work
 Alaska win be in line with Che remainder ol Che country according to Comm.a sioncr Henderson. mad aI' Che schools arc preparing for observe ing next week aa it win be observed in every school In America
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
CABLE REPAIRED BY MONDAY

Repair work was started today on Che soatuc-sitko cable which has becn broken since early Thursday morning. according Go odvices re- co.vod at Che local office from Sent uc The break is said Go be in Puget Sound. according Go tests and wcath- CT conditions pormitung will prob ably be repaired by next Monday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
NO CHURCH SERVICES
 SUNDAY EVENING

Tho ministers of Che Juneau churches have consented Co omit their regular evening service tomor- row night in order that their congre- cations may attend the Elks' mem oriai exercises to be held at Elks Han at 7.30. This annouucement was made by J. A. Davis, secretary Of tho Elks lodge.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

Mir ana Mrs. T. p. 0Kenv. who arrived here oa the coast guard cute tor Unlea left ou .he Princess Mary en route to Winuener hr okc..y Is an inspector for One Hulsons Bay Company and win spend Che winter at company quarters.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

1r- and Mrs. c. B. Cleveland who have been visiting with relatives or Mrs. Cleveland In Seattle for Che past month. returned here on Che Princess Mary Tuesday night
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

F. Wakefield. American consul at Prince Rupert B. c. arrived hero on the Princess Mary Tuesiay night on a business yiat
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

If you want your portraits for Christmec. you had better phone Winter 6 Pond today.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
MoFadden Sentenced

Clinton P. McFadden. who Tues day entered a plea Of guilty to am indictment charging forgery, was sentenced Thursday by Judge Reed Co one year in Che federal peuiten- uary at McNeIls island. McFaddcn served several months In Che local federal jail last winter on similar charEe.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

Ed. Broltman left for the south on Che steamship Northwestern.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
WEDDING BELLS

At Che Methodist parsonage on Thursday evening at s o'clock oc- cured Che wedding Ql Mr. Na.'n E Morley Mr Lcota Harrison. The .muu r fo u1anmfu snn nIil bor or invited guests. Latter nno
 uupcr was served at Che home o. tho bride. The contracting parties orc both we'll and iayoah.y known in Juneau. where they win make their future home Dr. w. A. Allen offIcialod.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

Al Che Gasuucm Hotel ou Friday afternoon at 4:30 occurred Che wed- ding of Mr. Teddy Johnson and Miss sna Wick This was a very quiet wedding. being so'omn.zci before only Che regular witnesses nr ". IA Aum spoke thc so'em words thal made thom husband and wife,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03
''HIGH-GRADING"
 CASE DISMISSED
Damage Case Juries Disagree; Mc- Fadden Sentenced Imprisonment
 at McNeils Island

The case Of IT, c. Zimmerman. who with Frank Mayer. was indicted re- gently by Che grand jury on Che charge Of "high-gradlng" while om- ployed at the Alaska Gasunoau mill was not allowed to go Co Che jury by Judge Reed after a number Of witnesses had been heard .the court ruling this morning that the evidence was not of such nature as to war- rant continuing the hearing The case was. therefore. thrown out of court by order Of Che judge this fore noon.
 Damage Suit Juries Disagree
 In Che Kosh- Alaska Juneau Dam age ease. which was on trial an of last week and which went to Che jury a week ago this morning. no verdict was reached. and after delib- eraung for 4S hours, at the end of which time Cine jury reported that there was no hope Of am agreement being reached. tho jury was dis charged.
 After delibcraing lO hours. Che jury reported it was unable to reach an agreement in Che case Of A. Flick md vs w. ". Casey Allen shat tuck and Henry shattuck. and was discharged yesterday nou'nf by Judge Reed.
 The jury returned a verdict in favor Of Che defendant in a civil suit involving a small sum, instituted by tho Alaska steamsh Company against w. W. Casey
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-03

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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
San fit ct Mnfa1o of @iertelamnelie
og 6b0e giebliffelig. ':s..-

San fit ct Mnfalo al &iertelalnnelie
og 6boe piebliffeIig. .
Gor4tt1o5 tiger fi6en foretog Or. u
s. Mapo EFT Operation pao bala og
fjerneoe flere @aloe1tene og 8lino=
tar1nen. Mr. Game TOM fig Durtig
efter Operationen og bar iftono til at
ipaiere run6t 6e iiolte Gage, fpr ban
6e0e. Sperotionen Dao6e i11tet at
gjbre meo Gp6saor1agen> erflGre0c
9r. Wapo.
Mrs. Cane og George 2ane> en-
sgro6er fra California anfon1 til
&ofpitalet fort eiter bans G9a-ss09r.
Game bab6e be6t on1> at Ser iffe full
6e boloes nogen Observation-Disclosures
for ban1. 2tget bill blipc taget til
Gbicago a11tagelig iaften til &re1na=
torilt1n Ser.
Sranflin &nigbt Sane bar fp6t
ner Gbarlotteto>pn Canada, 156e
Suli 1864, Ggn al Ell 2ege. Com
8arn tom Fan til California og fit
iin l106annelle be6 California Unit
berlitet og 1enere beo Seem Oorf Uni
berIttet og 8rolpn llnineriitet. San
bar / Dngre Gage SSournaliit og 81.
Ia. Ell Ei6 Me6eier og 9fe6aftpr al
uGacon1a Metps". S 1889 bleb ban
@agfgrer og begpn6te at praftiiere
/ Gan Grancisco lan1t fa1te6e Zig i16
/ Oct polittlfe 2ib. 8ar @uberner=
fan6ioot / 1902 og @euotorfanoi6at
i 1908. Sra 1905 til 1918 bar bon
Meolem af Mellentltats -Sonbelsfon1=
n1tsiionen. Ste Marts 1913 i116=
traa6te ban Bre1i6ent @i11ons &a=
binet font SSn6remintiter og fungere>
Sc fom iaa6an til lite Marts 1920,
6a ban tog 9lfife6 for at begpn6e /
pribat 8orret11ingsbirflon
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
Nionerfpinbe bpb. @n af @eattles

Yionerfpinbe bbb. g11 of @eottles
norlfe @ionerer> Mrs: Eborber Sal
borion, afgjf pe0 Dg0en i @lutten al
Mpril. Mfo96e bar fg6ti 1885, Dat-
ter al @erblgrn Baa. Com ung Bi-
ge TOM bum til SnI1nore County,
Minn.> og blep gift Der | 1860 meo
Eorger Salperlon> Der 6eltog i 8or-
gerfrigen. Otter @rigen boiatte De
fig @rant Gou1ltb, Minr1. Gil Seat-
tie tom 6anilie1 i 1890 og boeoe
Der ii6e1t. Qfog6e efter1a6er iig fem
B6rn, 5Gnnerne &alDor, STE og Sci.
&c % Dgtrene Mrs. Belle 2omn1att
% Wers @anna Mn0erfon> font tre
og ct 8arnebarns Barn.
Desloen en- 8ro6er beo glbotp 2afe,
Ell Sglter beo goiie, SoaBo> % en-
ar6en 5piter Jilluore gountn
Mi1l11.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
igaar iom ct Eegn paa 9lgtelie for
bans Min6e.


igoar iom ct Eegn paa 9lgtelie for
bans Min6e. =
Senatets' l1n6erbis11ings- og Dr.
beioerfou1ite beilutte6e at in61tille til
@e6tagelle Sen iaafal0te @bepparo,
Eotpner @aternitets+8iu.
&uiet bar lite / 9esiion ieaar.
Sc 6oreneoe @taRr bente6es i6ag
at taee BET fprite 9fri6t beninoo
Glaa6eafruitning. alf1ten1nine oet-
te6es i Genatet ober Genator @orabs
GorIog, Ser bi16e bemDn6ige Breli,
bent 9ar6ing til at in0bD6e @torbris
tannie11s og Sopans, &egierin9er til
at fonferere 1neo oenne @egiering an=
gaaenbe ct fen1=Mars .@rogrom for
8eouftion / Slaa6ebpgningcn.
Ser bor &egn til, at 9enatet bi1oe
be6tage Jorilaget> og at Sniet biloe
gi6re bet famine.
@elu1loerrette6e Solf ber tror, at
Sopan biloe bilie ct laa1ant Sfriot
belfonmen nne6 @leoe> og at Gtor,
britonnien niloe in6tage en- ltgnen6e
@o16ning.
@olbington, 20ae Mai. SSapan
fpler> at sS11itiatiDet / afrultninesbe-
pngel1e1t b1roe tages al @torbritan.
(Sortiattes paa 26en @i6e).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
ynrHkmnahrtaltmg.

asoa @ul116 al Sen oberor6entlig
labe @ris paa Minneapolis Tioenoe
maa bi> >-itrengt bol6e paa oen @egeL
at @looet beta(es Torlf,1o. Moresie.
laPpen biier oltio, til bpilfen Sag
@laoet er betalt> og bbis oerfor Gor-
n Zen al gbonnementet life er moo
i. Is ~ Maane6ens l16gang, BIZ
Der 81 ''6e 9lbonnent itreget.
Genne @egv So 'trengt oberbolot
lige oberfor al.> lnentcr u0en
6orlfiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
Mtntiterfriie / Eprtmgal. Haris,

Miniiterfriie / &ortmsal* Baris,
236e Mai. @ortugals Breii6ent o9>
ter at oplpie MISUNDERSTANDING
ifglge Gfterretninger fra 2isiabo1
i6og. Set bleb tilfeiet, at Der ber>
ife6e oblolut 9eo / 2an6et.
Or. Quguito 2ui3 Mcera @oares,
tt6ltgere l16enrigsmintlter, bot facet
/ Op6rag at 6onne NIT @abinet lite
6enfor @erna6ino Macba6os, Der
tog Mfife6 2er6ag. Set forrnooes,
at bons @alg af Miniitre oil nneoe
Bifal6 fra alle, Ser 6eltog / 2eroa-
gems De1nonitrationer moo &abinet-
tpt
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
@acelNjgienif Got / @poming.

Cheyenne ben 206e Mai. &erefter
maa enbper Mano, Der idser ON agg-
teifabstilla6elie @ponting, bite 2e-
geattelt u6lte6t inoen oe ii iioite 9age
al en- anerfie16t 2eee @taten for,
at Mniggeren ct fri for beneriIfe @pg-
BONNIE. @tate11s racebDeieniife Sob,
Ser forlanger ioooan Mttelt tre6er I
.&raft imorgen. &.
2anbsbb last i aife. @it1nipeg,
Man., SEN 186e Mai. 2an6sbDen
8e1tito / nor6beitlige- Manitoba bleD
lagt fnloitenoig / Mffe al en- 8rano,
Ser opitoo beo 4,Gioen in1orges.
@fa6e1 anilaaes til 100000.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
Enm1arn q. mhitf nnn.
2an6ets bbieite 9o,nmer, 9bteiterets=
imititiari1ts @bite, bpb efter Spe=
ratiom / @aibinotom.

@a1Din9ton> 196e Mai. Sn1titiari=
us 6e Sorene6e @taters &pieiteret
g6tporo Gouglas 8bite ogoe &l. 2
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26

in1orges ct berb9ren6e @olpitol,
Dpor ban blen opereret Sre6ag. San
bar 76 9(ar gamme1.
Sen gan1le 9o1n1ner bob6e beret
6epi6ltlps li6en TENT Sirs6ag gfter=
mio6ag> 6a en- afut Sierteltobi0e1ie
begpn6te. esSn6til oa bab6e 2pgerne
baabet, at bon burtig bil6e fomme Jig
efter Sperationen, Der gial6t en- 8ln=
reli6elie. Otter set ubente0e Eilba=
gefal6 opgnb 2ngerne &aabet for
Dan1 og ti6lig paa 9lftenen igaar 9lf=
tes mo6tog ban BEN fi61te Die, og
Tanilien blep fau6t til bans 2eie.
Sans Gpo bafte Gorg / officielle
&reole / @albington, 6a bon bor en-
al Sc beoit lifte Meno BET offentlige
2ip.
@9tel lteretsiu1titiarius G6tpar6
Gouglas Mbite bar itrengt to1t 6en
e11e1 tie Mepreientant for GD6en @6i-
elteret a6lfillige Mar. &an bar of
en- Surf tIegt> og baa6e bans Sober
og bans @e61tefa6er bab6e beret
9on1tnere. Gelb bab6e ban en- CLINT
renoe iuri6ilf l166annelie og bleb an-
feet for at babe be6re &ien6lfab til
Gibilproces 1en emo nogen an6en
Dontmer, Der nogenlinoe bab6e beret
Meole1n al @gielteret. &an bar @pe>
cio1ilt 9pergsmoal pe6reren6e Mel=
ler11 1tatsba116el og Dans @iorag til
2onoets 2obe bill antagelig babe ba>
rig @er6.
@bite bor fg6t 2afourcbe, 2a.,
36ie g}ob. 1916. Sans Sor9l6re
bar &atbo1iffer, og 1e1b bar ban oct
Fiom1ne, og bleb op6raget I fatbolfe
Snititutioner, 81. a. SSeius College /
9eep Orleans. @enere 1tu6ere6e ba11
peo @eorgetoipn College i @aibing-
| ton.
timber @orgerfrigen tienitgior6e
Mbite Sen fonfdoere6e Mrme og
i1og Jig ienere neo iom @agfgrer /
2ouili liana ian1t 6reb en- @ufferplan<
tage. @an befleote flere offentlige
Eilliosbberb og @mbe6er, b1eb / 1874
bolgt til @tatsienator og fire @or fes
mere nbnebnt til Msies1or @tatens
&gielteret. s 1891 bleb ban balgt
til Gorene6e @taters @enator og
fungere6e fom faa6an I tire @ar til
1881, oa Yreiibent @lebelano 1o-
nebnte bo11 til Me6lent at Goreneoe
@taters &gieiteret. Brefi6e11t Saft
uonabnte ban1 / 1910 til &eieiterets,
| |iultitiarius.
@aibtngton Sen 216e Mat. =
&gieiteretsinititiariu @6par6 Goug.
Has Mbites 8egrabelfe foregit al
gnfelbe0 ioag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-26
Tasfureninssasenter a,tflaset for


5agfprentngsagenter al1flaget for
Hengeafpresnin9, Chicago, "a. Mai.
SEM npe &ilta{ebei1utninger for
&on1plot ON @engeofpresntng bleb
u61te6t moo Torretningsagenter for
Gagforentnger al ben 1pecielle
@ran0iurp, 6er bar un6eriegt 8Dg-
geforboloene iom S9lge al 6e 8ebi-
Ier, Der fren1fom for 9aileD=2egisla>
turfon1iteen. = Sc anflageoe Wetb
ct gilbert Ooung al SSernarbeioernes
Sagforening> Sobn S. McMnoretps
of @lebotorfolfenes Gagforening, Wi=
cbael 9lrterD af &idrerfagforeningen
CHARLES S. &eters af Sanitorfagfor>
eningen og Gbales @rigbt al @ne6-
ferfagforeningen. Set bar 6isie
Me1o, ser. blep nebnt fot 9aileb,
&on1iteen at babe afpresiet $500
ion1 Graft" / Sorbtn6elle neo Op-
fgreliett al set npe Sobereign Sotel.
spnaanbsitreifen, @aibineton> "a.
Mai. De fdrite tre Tiger al 81
1nanosltreifen faa 936 amerifanife
|@fibe n6flareret fra Sabne poa Mt,
lanterbobs., @tillebabs. og @olffp,
item, tneoen8 1870 bleb boI6t tiIbage t
&abn forn 6glge al Mangel paa @e.
|iatninger, rapporterer Serbert
&oober. 4