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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
A NUESTROS
TAS.

iQue necesita I'd? No impor-
ia donde Sc e%ncuentre, lie enviare-
mos a su propia casa 10 que I'd
desee: Ropa, Calzado, Vestidos,
Baules, Belices, Bicicletas, Ma
quinas de Escribir, Armas de Fue-
go, Relojes, Libros, etc, TODD a
.precios de fabrica.
Disponemos del Repertoire de
Musica" mas complete en- Los
Angeles, con existencia de los ia
mosos fonografos Columbia" y
{ Victor y una gran cantidad de
Discos de ambas marcas. Victro-
las desde SIS, en- adelants
Grafonolas desde $4,000.
I1strumentos de M1sica de Todas
Glasses y Precios.
Semitimos Bultos y Encargos a
Todas Parties de Mexico
garantizando su entrega, siendo
nuestro servicio Ell mas rapido, Sc
euro y economico.
Envie sus ordenes directamente
4 la acreditada casa:
MEXICAN COMMERCIAL co.
OF LOS ANGELES.
Los Angeles, Cal.
342 N. Main St.-P. o. Box 1911,
81 listed QUIERE GANAR
de tres a diez d6lares d~iarios, ven
ga y veame a mi los Sabados v Do
nlingos de 10 a IL.
La mas grande oportunidad
nunca ofrecida.
M. TELMAN.
116 West 18th St., City.
Tomen ell caro- Moneta Street.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

la Prensa" es el 6rgano de los
latino-americanos e hispanos en-
California.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
Pesquiisa

FL sehor Juan Iriarte, de Yorba
Linda, CAL, desea saber ell para
dero del seior Ramon Aguilar,
de Aguascalientes, a quien supli-
ca lie escriba luego para comuni.
carse con el.
Oh. d. a. = Agosto u
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
NAYARIT
TEPIC
LA POLICIA
Y LA HORCA

A mediados del mes pasado sa-
lio de esta ciudad una escolta de
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

Oh. d. a. = Agosto n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
PUPILS GRADUATED
THURSDAY EVENING

WINCHESTER, Ind, April 29-The
Washington township commencement
exercises were held at Lynn, Thursday
evening, when q graduates received
diplomas. This is the largest gradual
ing class in the county The address
was given by the Rev. Harry G. Hill,
of Indianapolis. Superintendent @. H.
Griest presented the diplomas and
music was furnished by a Richmond
orchestra.
The following are graduates: Cyrus
Hollingsworth, Ruth I. Thurston, Louis
Johnson, Lulu Potter. Gerald Beetley,
Mildred Albertson, Veirl R. Williams.
Catherine Berry, Marie Hiatt, Mildred
X. Mettler. Sara G. Swander, Kenneth
Rownard, Hugh Chenoweth, Bessie
NJ. Milas. Oneida Good. Cecil MikeseN.
Irene Charnness, Nellie Beverly, Cecil
Hodgin, Marjorie Hadley, Arthur P.
Mills, Katherine Witter and Harry
Crew
Cleanup Day Thursday.
Thursday, May 5, has been desig-
hated by the city officials. as Cleanup
Day for Winchester The Kiwanis
Club is offering prizes of $40, 81. IS,
and So to the four persons whose
homes or places Of business show the
greatest Improvement. The awards
will be made on May 90.
School Bids Rejected.
The bids for the new Franklin Town
ship consolidated school have heen re-
jected, as the lowest bid was $4,000
and the appropriation was only
$4,000.
Finds Old Calculator.
W. P. Fulghum. custodian, of the
Court House, has found in the base
ment an Armstrong tax calculator.
The machine had a record in it which
shows that it was used by the county
officials in 1865.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

ing the nails smooth. This is by means
of nourishment and stimulation. You
would soon de if You did not nourish
your body even if you used up no
energy. Yet many women go year
after year. taking energy out Of the
nails, and giving them nothing. 1nean
they let the nails soak in hot water,
fill them with strong, drying soap,
change them from hot to cold by p!ung-
ing them from hot water into cold
water-and never think that they are
absorbing the natrual oils that nourish
The nails, that they are literally starry
ing them into premature old age.
Feed the nails oils, vegetable oils
that they will absorb. Keep them AS
nice as possible by clearing away dead
cuticle and by keeping them filed so
hey will not break.
And buff them, every day. This
alone will do more than anything else
TO stimulate them, since the friction of
the buffer will bring up the blood to
the nails and under the nails, and Will
keep them pretty and pink. Buffing
alone will not do away with ridges in
every case. neither will constant
massage and oil treatment But these
things help amazingly, as I know from
personal experience. And in some
cases, such treatments will do away
with ridges.
Mrs. Rose k.-Your bust Will prob
ably recover as you build yourself up
A great help will come from practising
deep breathing. This will invigorate
your whole body and will also tone Up
ell the muscles that support the bust.
another help will be the toning uI
which results from dashing cold water
over the chest each morning followed
by brisk rubbing with I coarse bath
towel.
Brown Eyes-You can reduce the
hips by exercises. Stand with weight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
Liberty Woman Chosen
Eastern Star Officer

The Order Of Eastern Stars holding
= session of the state organization in
indianapolis. Wednesday, elected Mrs.
Nettie Ransford, of that city, as grand
secretary of the grand chapter of the
order This is the 2Sth consecutive
time that she has been selected for
the office.
Other officers were elected as fol
lows: grand matron. Mrs. Mary Vitou,
OF South Bend: grand patron, James r.
Brown. of Sullivan; associated grand
matron, Mrs F. A. Harrison, Of Gin
ton. assistant grand patron. Thomas
! Creel. of Angola: conductress. Mrs
Nav Reeves, Princeton: associate
Grand conductress, Mrs Alice Kennedy
OF Liberty. and grand treasurer, Mrs
Mamie Conrad, of Warsaw
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
CALL CORN GROWERS
TO MEETING SATURDAY

A call is being sent out by the county
agent for a meeting of all Wayne
county farmers VINO are interested in
corn growing, to meet in his Office
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, in
order to organize a Wayne county corn
growers association. This is the same
meeting which was postponed two
weeks ago. owing to the heavy storm
Of that time. 1t is hoped by those m
terested. including about dozen who
ale already known as corn breeders,
that large attendance will be present,
in order that any organization that is
formed may be truly representative OF
the industry in Wayne county.
Object OF the proposed association
are said TO be the improvement OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
Ohio News Flashes

COLUMBUS =. Certain varities Of
apple trees in the state suffered more
than others in the recent frosts, said
a statement issues by the Agriculture
College Extension Service at Ohio
state university. Va-ities that were
not 50 badly injured are Rome Beau
ty. Grimes Golden. Yellow Trans par
ent, Winesap and Northern Spy.
YOUNGSTOWN - Because Youngs-
town is regarded as one of the danger
Loints in any anarchistic move that
may be attempted May Day. number
of department of justice agents have
been sent to this city, East Youngs-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

"a ball OF foot, hands at waist, keep
face 10 the front; inhale as body is
brought TO position. Repeat six to ten
times with each side and close with
fands on hips: lower the upper body
from the waist, completely relax and
move it in circle around the body.
All Inquiries addressed to Mrs.
Forbes In care of the Beauty Chats"
department will be answered in these
columns n their turn. This requires
considerable time, however, owing 10
the grea: number received. So, IL
personal or quicker reply is desired. a
stamped and self-addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question
The Editor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
The Science Church Of Spirit
ualists Moves to New
Headquarters

The Science Church of Spirit
ualists that has been holding it's
meetings in the Red Mems hall,
has arranged to move into new
headquarters on
Sunday Night, May
In future this church will hold
it's services every Sunday night
at 7:30 o'clock in the lodge room,
Knights of Pythias temple,
South Eighth street, where the
lecture room will be a large,
modern one, with greater seat
ing capacity than the former
room used provided. Entrance
will be at the south door of the
building, with elevator service.
The Ladies' Aid society will
meet in the lodge room of the
Red Mems hall every other Fri
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
The public is cordially invited
to these services.
Rev. M. G. B. Austin, Pastor.
Mrs. Rose Baker, Assistant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
Beauty Chats
YOUTHFUL NAIL
BY Edna Kent Forbes

Youthful nails help keep the hand
young looking, and a young looking
hand has much to do with the youth
fulness Of your appearance. You can
not seem 20 be in Your twenties, even
With wonderful fact, II your. hands
are thin and the nails ragged and full
of ridges.
to keeping the hair young and the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
When Body Turns
Food Into Poison

People .wko complain of weakness
loss Of energy, tickle appetite, nervous
ness. inability to sleep well or restfully
feed tired worn, tagged oct and miser-
most common causes of such trouble
Is simply the failure of their bodies to
properly assimilate their food and the
consequent lack Of strength giving,
tissue building nourishment.
Poor digestion and asst imitation also
overload the bowels and permit &C
cumulations Of putrid poisons to be alb
sorbed by the blood and carried to ev
cry part of the system.
Think of this and you will not won
der that persons in this condition SUI
fer from weak, rundown feeling, have
headaches dizzy spells and are ner-
vous. sleepless. restless. raisera BILE.
QUIGLEY'S [
xI-..- -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

Get a bottle of Lincoln Bitters and
give it just about one week TO show
you results that will bring new Joy
into your life. 1t will improve your
appetite, your digestion; give you. new
strength, new energy. Within "a hours
your system will begin to throw off
impurities and you will be relieved OF
that stuffed, uncomfortable feeling.
You will find yourself gaining. i'm
proving, reviving In every way.
Lincoln Bitters stimulates digestion
the functions of stomach. liver and
bowels. strengthens. builds and braces
the weakened body and puts new life
and vim into the system. Try it Ev-
cry bottle guaranteed. Get Lincoln Bit
ters at your nearest drug store or from
env OF these:
RUG STORES
Az STORESU
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

Lough, former resident of Richmond.
He left here several years ago. going
first TO Florida then 10 California. The
widow, three daughters. and son sur
Vive. Mr.. Tough was a son-in-1aw Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

town, Niles and Warren. Police have
issued an order that no May Day
parade will be allowed.
OBERLIN-The 9Sth birthday ami
versary Of Edmund r. West, Evanston,
ILL.,. Oldest living alumnus Of Oberlin
college. was observed by the whole
student body Thursday. Congratuia-
tions were wired to Mr.. West, who
graduated with the class of 1913.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
GET $1,000 JEWELRY LOOT.

LAPORTE. Ind. April 29.-Robbers
who broke a jewelrv store window in
the business district here last night.
escaped with merchandise worth
81 900, according to the store proprie-
tors. who checked their loss today.
The robbery was discovered early this
morning
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
FACTORY PRESIDENT DIES.

LAPORTE, Ind, April %. v.
Matthias, president of the New York
Blower company of this city is dead
in Minneapolis. Mimi, according to a
message received by factory officials
here. The cause of death is unknown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

The great barracuda, which is found
off both coasts 4 North America, is
as savage as the shark. 1t some
times attains length of eight feet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

Strains OF corn grown in Wayne coun- /,
~, greater yield per acre and promo |
ton of projects such as shows, yield |
contents. boys corn clubs, and other |
means which will tend to the general |
Improvement Of Wayne county corn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

Warning! Unless you see the name
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay
er package for Colds, Headache, Neu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

ralgia, rheumatism, Earache, Tooth
ache. Lumbago and for Pain. All drug
gists sell Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin in
Of "a and 100. Aspirin is the trade
handy tin boxes of II, and in bottles
mark of Bayer Manufacture OF Mono
aceticacidester of Salicylicacid-Ad
vertiSement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29

Frank Tough, Formerly
of Richmond, Dies in West
Word was received from San Diego,
Calf, Friday Of the death of Frank M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-29
Coats Worth $16.50
UP TO S8.75 NEWEST
GINGHAM DRESSES

Brand new shipment
ham dresses for wo-
men, we'll made of
nationally k n o W II
standard ginghams,
beautiful styles to
select from. All
sizes. See window
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Gn Manb meb v@mmmitarme".

&aa Samie bar man Ell Sis bnf1
8eigg al en- Man6> ser foregop al
bore %piterrigif &rtgsinpali6. &ar
bol6t 6oreorag ON fine 0plebelier
&rigen og fortalte I'll. a., at ban bab.
Sc facet ct @aor / un6erlipet, bbor.
for flere Stpffer al bans Earme bar
eritatte6e meo @ammiTanger. S6p=
rigt bar buns 6ormaal at in6iamle
@e1ge til @ieners8 ernene. Mon6er
|talte go6t 9anif me6 Ii6t Mfcent, oe
en- Mften, 90 @olttibetie1rt @olferier
iao og bprte poa 9iterrtgernes Sore.
Drag, bemerfe6e ban, at 9iterrige:
rem talte be6re 9anif, 10 iprigerf
ban bleb. Sci forefom &olitima1,
Sen beipn0erli9t, % efter 6oreoraget
lagoe ban 8eilag paa @onoen mel
@nmmitarmene. Set bite fig Al
bore en- aarbusianif &pbefnegt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

aItio paa fig, ioct Sc Ct inofattet i Ell,
Metalfapiel, iom ban ita6ig. illger.
Mf % til bomber set, at ben fio6er
fat I Mabeieffen Sd Sage; men
belle bette Gricf er / pbrigt faqre bell
fienot a} ben ftore Sl1beltDbebanoe,
Ser ii66er / G1gtbuiet.
@eb &enpen6elie til Straffeanital=
tens @iceinipeftpr, Management erfa=
rer Deres &orreipon6ent, at 5cbmi6t
nj, burtigit muligt. bill blibe rbntgen=
fotograferet, bba6 man lite tt6ligere
bar tGnH paa, for at faa fonitateret,
ON &nu6 Gre6ertf Mtelfen bar talt
San6be6. @ar ban oct, faar Scbmtot
lite &elb til at fgre fine bi6til iao
gaa6eful6t fiulte &oitbarbeoer mel
fig til Gpiflan6, 1aar ban til Com:
mer bar u61onet fin @traf, i6et mar
bill fgge Dem bragt for 9agens 2ps
ebentuelt be6 operatibt Sn6greb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Set firfeIiae> ubpals.

SEQ @alget al 5@reiter til Meo-
lemmer al Set firfelige ltobalg,
palgte al iamtlige Sognepreiter re-
1ioeren6e &apellaner, @algmenig=
beospreiter og Mn6en<&reiter 11oen-
for Sc ipn6eriplfe 2dnosoele og Seer
eerne, bleb ser / alt afgipet 1920
|St, for6elte paa 5 Glitter. @aa ST.
1terre falot ser benbol6spis 224,
|319, 264, 204 % 1876 st., me6enS
Id @temmeleoler bar blante. Ser
palgtes oerefter Ell &an0i6at al bber
|2ilte, 11enllig b%enbol6sbis Mnoen=
&relt pes @osfiloe 9omftrfe S. 6.
@ruun=@asmusien, Stiftsprobit, ST.
tbeol. s.. listing, 8algmenigbeoS=
prp1t 6. Eerfelien / @erning, @robit
Is. 8. Mergaar0 / 9lter-Sbrslep og
5tiftsprob1t $. &offmeDer.
&lrfem1nt1tere1 bar til WteDlem=
mer al l16bolget balgt 5tiftamt=
man6, &ammerberre 8ar6enfletb
iom Sormanb. &epartementscbef
Oscar 9amfier % Sogneprplt for
8ringitrup og Sigersleb Menigbe6er
g. 9ebertnaen.
Set tbeologiife Safl1ltet bar palgt.
@rof., 9r. tbeol. S. Ssfar @n6erien,
og set rets? 90 itqtspioenifabelige
6afrltet bar balgt &rof., ST. iur.
Mrel Mpller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Gmtaa @renie=&ru6lemer


Sen npe @rGnfe bor - iaale6es
iom set alti6 er &i1fel6et me6 e1 ny
@r9nfe = itobt en- @effe -@maa=
problemer og @anifeltgbe6er for 8e=
boerne paa begge :Si6er al @renien.
Com @fsempler berpaa tan nebnes
@pergsmaal pe6rpren6e @renie=
bon6lgb, @eie, Ser fieres, og @ien=
BONNIE, Ser 6els at @renien oip.
On Sci at bisie SpbrgsmaaI rnoa
iiffert or6nes t~roftatmesiiqt.
Gor at 11aa til en- ensartet Be-
Rambling al ale berben berenoe
|Spbrgsmaal bar u~6enrigsminiiteriet
r$eimoal". opfor6ret fgl.
&ommisfartus, &ar1merberre 2ercbe
til UNDER Sumraao 1ne6 be6fommen=
De 6anffe mpnoiebeoer at u~11oeriege
Saget1 11Gru1ere og fren1for1u11e me6
Gorilag til 6ens 26sning. @an1r,er,
berre 2ercbe er / ben Mnle6ning reiii
til Sbnoerbor, bbor ban bill 30, inb.
til @rbeioet CT tiler6ebrogt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
11niperitetet / Spnanb.
st &prgermpbc ! MarhMs.

Smtrent 400 Mennel Ter baboe
fnlgt Sn6bp6elien fra ul1niber1itetS:
5ambirfet Morbus" % gibet Mg6e
i Observation-Disclosures itore Gal,
90 0berlege Stran6gaar6 paa Sno-
bD6ernes &eg11e bp6 belfommen og
|u6talte, at set bar @enltgten me6
Me6et at forelegge uniberiifetS=
Sagen paa iaa fpl6ig @aaoe iom
mu1igt % giere oct in6lpienoe, at oet
bar en- Gag, Ser bab6e 8u6 til ollie,
og at ligeiom oct bar / Marbl1s, Ga
gen bar reiit, buroe set bore en-
@resiag for @arbus og Marbuseg=
men at itgtte Sen paa enbber tepfelio
Moa6e, in6til Sen bar fprt lpffeligt
igiennem.
9e fire &o~be6taleres flAre og III
teresiante 6oreorag ful9tes fra ferIt
til ii6it me6 lepence 0pmerfiombe6
'og 16nne6es me6 fraftigt 8ifal6, og
Me6et il11tte6e me6, at bele Goriam=
lingen gab fin Eililutning til felgen=
6e &eiolution:
~6oriamltngen giber Ganfen ON
Sprettel1en al ct untberittet / ceSnl=
lano fin &ililutning / Soritaaelie al
oenne Gags itore 8etp6ning life
alene for Spllan6, men for bele 2an-
set, iaabe1 / bioenlfabelig iom iocial
&enieenoe. uniperitetsiagen, iem1
oen MI foreligger, bar fit 16ipring |
@arbns, og 6oriamlin9en n6taler
iom lit lebenoe Dnife, at set ogioo
bltper 6enne 8D, iom fornrner til al
buie ltniperiitetet, og tiliieer 8e-
%itrebelierne berfor efter be6ite Gone
fin Stette | 0r6 og &an61ing."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
: Sitter % Barter Mnton @bri=

- Sitter % Barter @nto11 @brt=
itenien, @iitr1p be6 &a6iun6, bar
IS. +. 81. paa G%tra116iagt be6 l16lb=
Bet af @artagerfioro. 9a ban bor
paa &eien biem, fplotes bans @aiaf
be6 MlSo66e me6 @ar6. @britenier
maatte fprinee I @anoet, ser t,aae6e
BAN til $alien. @aa bans @aab ON
&ielp, tom en- Mar6, ian bab6e Doe.
ret paa SSa9t fa1n11e,1 n1e6, til og fit
!bam bragt I fin 8aa6, men ir6et.
man 1taae6e &pitert bar @briitenien
6bo. Sen f%orulptfe6e efterla6er SUI
ftr11 og 5 @ern.
- M11rermeiter Sens Mitfelien /
Marbus afgif ganite l1oentet peb so,
ben at &ierteblboning, IS Aar 81.
&irs6ag Mfte1 6eltog Mf6p6e / ct
Mb6e til 6orbere6elie al en- 8orger>
1iite til 8prna6sbalget, % ban bleb
ber boIgt ir6 / ct i1tabrere l1onalg.
S ca. IS Mar bar Mf6e6e 6repet
Observation-Disclosures / Marb1s
meo 9ampiforitere ion Specialitef.
On .8erto6e bnboe ban iom 8enitre-
man6 @noe / 8praa6et, % ban bob
6e / &ioens 2eb befleM en- @@afffte
o116re &illi6sbberb.
/. - Gprmefter SIR. &tnricbien /
&irtsbals er plu6ielig oe6, rant al
let &ierteilag. 4fog6e, '6er bleb 50
lar a., bar fbot i G4nsborg % BEL
tog / Mfitemnttteet1 Ser. 6or 90
@ar iiben TOM ban til &irtsbals fra
Mnbolt. SON bar 9a11nebrogsman6
log Sa6ebaber al forfielliee Me6ail-
Ter.
&eniioneret Gigarn1aeer abolf
@sgelbe0el er afgaaet b,eo Dbber1, "a.
50 Mar 81. Sarr bar fie,tot ODER en-
ftor DeI af Spl1a,o iom en- ffor4t 'rt1r
Zig satgleoer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
: @n al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eld

- On al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el6-
fte % met betroe6e gmbe6smen6,
0berbogbol6er @ilb. Mbl1er, Ct al.
eoaet be6 Dpoen efter leneere &i6s
@pg6om, 70 gar 81.
- 6bo. @paretosieboeboloer St.
@in6ing / Mtbe ct ifblge .georoi."
afgaaet be6 9eoen, rs @ar 81. &f.
6pbe bar 9ireftbr for Nibe &brr1er'
banoel fra 1880 til 1891, Do ban
aniattes iom 8ogbol6er / @parefas'
5en. S 1915 traf ban fig hlbage
fra @%tillinge1 / @parefasie
- @ammerasiesior.. $olgerien,
SET / mere emo er1 Menneifeal6er bar
fnpttet til &eieiter& iom Sub eog
ferft traf fig tilbage ct @ar aar f6r
Glpntingen fra 8re6ga6e til Gbrt.
itiansborg, ct afgaaet be6 9b6en ef.
ter lang &t05 SDg0om. gan boz
8ornbolmer af Ge6iel.
st De6sfal6, Ser bill beflages
mango, bar funoet @te6 poa mgs>
boipttalet, bbor &unitbanoler @tggo
@intel ct afgaoet be6 9e6en. Sen
tibligere faa rafe Man6 babe facet
en- un6erltbsipg6om, bleb opereret
% 6g6e. @tggo, Binfel bleb frapt
go Mar, i6et ban bar fb6t Ben g..
STARTS 1861.
@agferer Mrel @briftofferfen t
@an6ers ct afgaaet beo 9soen. 48
Mar 81. &an bab6e fra 1899 6rebet
en- or1fattenoe Sagfbrerbirffombeo /
@a116ers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
affob ion1 t1niperftetsbp.

S "8erlineffe 9ioen6e" fribes /
6e1r1e- &i6 en- gnquete, / bbilfen
,togle at 2anoets anfete Scribe, 1,obn=
Zig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., uotaler 6eres
Mfetttng ON set p~aatRnfte ipife Uni.
beriitet % bets ebertuelIe 8eliggen.
beo. Saa at fiee alle er ftennt fo1
Dpreheliett. % De ~qlIerfleit onier
Marblls for at bore ben rette 8la6s.
On erfef Stemn1e bar bog Ibftet fig
irtob aarb,,s, mer, lite MOB set ipife
11niberfdd. Oct er Decent, ST..
phil. &unS 8rir, fom fffriper::
r&i1 benz ser lite fat1 il,1tte fig
til &la1te1 ON at benlngge set lutte
l11iberiitH til Marb,1s bbrer ogiao
ieg. Marbls ltgger otter min Me.
ming for 1rrrbeo % bar ! TT .&raa
for t1egen 2igbeo meo aigbenbabn
til at ct 1%1riberiitet / ber11e 8p bill
hume beboe fig fit % felDiten6tgt,
% ben et1eite alme11e S6e bborpna q
11ntberftd Mnrbus bill blibe gr1,1,
BET % opfbrt er afIaftningen al aie.
be11babn8 l1niberfitd, Ct efter min
N1pfinn fnr fh;IfnN @r,,4,&Yor a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

Mening fun fu1111e fin6e De6 at fnDt=
tie set til &giifolen og til @ienfore-
1ingen. 8ao bette @run6lag funoe
set blibe Sen pberite &piifole for BET
,1pe @toripnano meo BETS britt anie=
lige % i~arprege6e 2anobo- % &ieb=
tab=8efoltning.
vDet biitoriife @teb % Sen egneoc
@laos for ct iaooant ipif &piifolc=
% @ienforentnGs- Mfa6emi finder
man u6en @o6iigeIie I Mffob. Set
bioenifabelige SIP bar allere6e paa
5orbaano Diit fiji @ro<@illie ber, og
Mifobs Nabn betD6er / set aan6elige
2tp meget for Storipllan6s Golf.
Scr bill berimo6 blibe inoben6t,
at S1,ra og @e6icin life bill funne
tribes / @ifon.. Meen set bill Sc lige
iaa 1i6t tro6s noget be6re 6oru6iat=
ninger fl1nne i Marbus. 1noerle,
genbe6en bill ga tim blipe iaa meget
grellere, % ct f~ieoiommeligt og
uiun6t gienii6tgt Ni6 bill maaife fun-
ne b1tbe 66lgen. Set bil6e 6erbos
Sanobeo lite bore g%le6e1igt, ON 6et
iDife uniberiitet fun bleb til ct milo.
lerti6igt &enteite6 for Grgierrige ST.
6enifabsman6 og ubefeite6e @tn.
6enter unoerbeis moo beres 2eng.
Hers Maa1: &i9benbabn.
IS &ortbe6 ia9t: Set forefomme1
mig at Mifob er Ste6et, bbor 6e1
bill funne gro ct ipif l1niberiitet mel
egen Man6 og egne Maal."