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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
WORLDS GREATEST SHIP
IS NEARING COMPLETION
Majestic Will Enter n e W
Iork-Soulllamplon Service
Next Spring.

NEW YORK. oct. I.-Announcctncn,
that tho worlds largest ship. The
Majestic, will bc ready for service
between New York and SOUTHAMPTON
next spring directs attention to the
facilities for docking the great shin
at her pier on her arrival at Sew
York and the mc,hods 20 be employed
in doing 50.
When the largest oil the present
ocean liners came out, Just before tho
war. - was necessary to extent the
piers at New York. where they arc
locked. to protect their long huiIs
from traffic passing up and down TN.
Hudson River. The extended nicrs
VIII be very tight 1T indeed for
the Majestic. while tho tasi; Of get
;ng her into her berth will present
as Ing Il JOB rs The docking; experts
employed by TIA" steamship co,npani.s
Mt New YORK have Yet encountered.
New York is perhaps the har,ics.
port in the world in witch to dock
a great ocean liner. from tho fact
i"at IL is I'll" only one where the
docks arc at right angles 10 a river
In which strong tides how regularly.
y ships captain is usually pictured
as experiencing his greatest worries
When ms vessel is at sea buffctcd by
wind anu storm. AS a matter OF fact
On modern liners storms arc small
concern compared TO his anxiety when
he enters port ana finds his ship
hampered by lack Of sea room--of
space to navigate.
la harbor lie is confined to n chan
mel. ofttimcs one In which he could
not turn around. His speed is limited
10 bare siccragc way. lie must avoid
striking pa ssing craft or getting too
far to one side from the decpened
channel.
Opposite his dock, which in New
YORK appears like openings between
tho teeth of huge comb. he must
come To- a stop and swing the hulk
beneath him crosswisc to the Rowing
tide. hold there, and nose his way
into one OF the openings.
Not daring TO make use OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

turn OF the ships screw. tho long
huh will be swung around and cased
into the berth by inches.
once within the slip the vessel IS
cascd along the dock with the aid
OF spring lines. or hawscrs, running
from forward ana aft playing over
strong clutches or butts on the pier
amidship the vessel. When one Of
the j00-footrrs * locked her bow
is SO close 10 the pier head that II
can almost be touched. Hcr/stern ia
protected from passing river craft by
the bulkheaGs built out into the river.
"AIl fast. sir" the mates forward
and aft and the officers amidships
report
Tho boil in tho cnsincroom jinslcs
To advise the force below that tho
anxious moment is ended
y sharp. quick blast or tho whislt
which seems to echo tho CAPTAIN
or pilots iuVoluntary sigh of relief.
the ;:amsWay Is run ur. and another
voyage is ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Everyday Ad- Ventures
That. What Yon Gail Service

That's What Yoa Call Service
When you've becn wanting to
sell your hodse In the moro
buiit-up pnrt, of town and build
smaller, more modern ono
where you could have more land
around It
Hut Il looks AN though you'd
have to postpone your plan In
definitely until something Imp
hcncd 20 the real estate market,
bccnuse you've Ind n "For Sale"
siEn hanging on the front of your
housc for the last three months
And everybody !ou taIk to tells
you TINT when IL comes Ia sell
ing the houses the suppl, IN won
dcrful, hut the demand seems to
he batting somewhere around
.OGlI-
lint you can't help believing
that when the price md the
property are right there must he
buyer somewhere around
md 80 Sou put Dispatch Real
i:stnte nj on the job To ind him
for you
Aud within few days you
have rnils from number of In
trrcstcd prospects md one OF
them nsks you for your terms,
mud then he snys: "AiI right, III
buy your h0usc"-
oh Man. That's What You GILL
Service!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

ships own tremendous power by rca
son OF lack OF room. from "a dozen TO
as nigh as twenty tugs are used in
swinging into their docks such liS
vessels as the Olympic. the Maure-
tahnia. or the big 9l2-foot, $4,000 ton
Majestic.
indicating. what damage might re-
suit 1T one of thc big liners should
bump into Il pier or Il passing craft.
IA marine engineer. recently estimated
that when moving at the rate OF five
miles an hour. about as fast as Il
man would walk, 4 blow equal to
mat OF 1900 runabout automobiles
acting simultaneously would he in
ilictcd
Those vino have seen the results OF
a crash OF a singl. car can visualize
the collective result,
The technically inclined are in
formed BY the engineer that the
measure OF actual energy required
to stop the ship at a fivc-Iuilc speed
in one second is l5S.SGT.3Go 700,
pounds, Or :; force equal To 2SS.5al
horsepower acting through one sec
oud
AS soon ae the ship is within
hcavinG line distance of the MGR
hawSers, or big ropes measuring
twelve inches in circumference and
tested to "a strain OF $4,000 pounds
are made fast. Attached To the ship.s
winches Il SLOW careful strain Is put
upon them. The strain is carefully
watched fer If the tensile strength
mt exceeded they would snap like :,
thread. If tn" It'd. pressure is too
great oftiincs the ship will swing
up broahside to pier head thcn
with aid of tug power, winch bower
pulling on lines ard an occa stoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
CONTEST FOR PAGEANT
QUEEN ENTERS LAST HALF
Voting Began September Is
and Is Scheduled TO End
October Is.
INTEREST," rs vInG,>IA-wIDE
Every Congressional District In State,
Except Eighth, Has One or More
'nndidntcs-COmpic List of Az
pirantS.

Tho contest for queen oc the Vir-
Sinia Historical Pagan; yesterday
entered upon its last half. the voting
having begun on September 10. and is
scheduled to close on Saturday. Oc-
ItOber IL. Votes are being cast In
practically every newspaper office in
he State. and are also being mailed
direct to pageant headquarters, cor
|ner Third and Main Streets. Rich
|'upnd.
Interest in the contest Is incrcas-
ing. and many Of the candidates have
personal solicitors asking friends 70
sign ballots and Gag, them for thor
fuvoritc.
Every Congressional district in tn.
state, except the Eighth. has on" or
more candidates. The candidates are
as follows
First Congressional Dis,rict-Miss
Mildred Lee. OF Hampton: Miss Camp
bell, of Dcntirh: Miss Mamie Curtis.
.of Leo Hall and Miss Aicsc Charles.
Miss Rachael Shutc. Miss Gretchen
'tpshuv, hiss Elizabeth HARDWOOD, Miss
Elizabeth Chaplin. Miss Evelyn Ea-
sham, Miss Helen Hooper ana Miss
virginia Branch. OF Newport News.
Second Congressional DistrIct-Miss
Bessie Kelly, OF Norfolk; Miss RoSa
Ciria Ailiricnd. OF Princess Anne.
Third Congressional District-Miss
sue Corr. of King william: Mlss Iiuby
Bigger. AIiss Madeline Bigger. Miss
LILLIAN V. Hopkins, Miss Helena
rarcrton. Mrs. John Shelton Williams.
Miss Gencv!ove Nance HoatwriGht.
Miss Frances Scott. Miss +. Elizabeth
Wyatt. Miss Zadic Youaii. Miss Rosa
iio butcher. Miss Elizabeth Wall.
tffgG a y-iE JIillSr,rn Mrs Henry
George. Miss Elinor Houston, M-s.
James Pollard. Miss f.auricc Brooke
White, Miss Emma Morriss, Miss En-
nor Froy. Mrs. Richard +. Gaskins.
Miss Susie Hurt, Mrs. Lillian McCar-
thy nnd Mrs. +. l.. Winfrey. OF Rich
moud.
Fourth Congressional District
Miss Sara Briggs. Emporia; Mrs. i.
:. Shield. Far,nv!lle; Miss Elizabeth
EggIcston. Hampton sidney: Mrs. II.
Il. Johns, Farmvilic; MIS-. r g. liar-
d.. Flrmvlllc. and Miss Spcttswood
Roberts, chase CITY.
Fifth Congressional District-Miss
Margaret Henry. Charlotte; Mrs.
Lcander +. Leigh, Charlotte; Miss
Mary l.. Eggloston. Charlotte: MISS
Marion Spraggins, South boston.
Sixth Congressional Distr!ct-M;ss
Marion White. OF Bedford; Mrs. Hat
tie Sc,noncs. OF Roanoke.
Seventh Congressional District
Mrs. ROLAND Tree, Greenwood.
Ninth Congressional District--Miss
FATTY HaGan. OF Bristol; Mrs. j. +.
Bullitt, of Big stone Gap.
Tenth Congressional Distrlct-Miss
Ether Aston Cabcll. OF Columbia.
last night Secretary w. IL. Grid
lin spoke a, Norfolk, and on We'd
n"sday 1T ] o'clock he will address
the Richmond Advertising Club, ~
I taI pl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
FORCES PHYSICIAN TO
DRINK CUP OF POISON
Patient in Detectives Snnitoriun,
Makes Remarkable Effort To
KIN Doctor.
fBy Associated Prcss.l

MADISON. Fla, oct. Pat Shcr-
lock. "a patient at Yates Sanitorium
mere. an institution for mental do
icctivcs. carly today seized DIR. Yates
and forced tea cup full OF poison
down his throat.
"You have made me take lot OF
medicine. and now you've got To
swallow this" Sherlock. who is a
powerful man, screamed.
Before losing consciousness DIR.
fated called for help, and attendants
broke down the door TO tho room.
which Sherlock had locked. The
stomach of Dr. Yates was pumped
Immediately, and attending physi-
clans several hours later pronounced
MIN ont of danger. Sherlock was
placed in the county Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
JAPS ACCEPT AGENDA
PROPOSALS OF u. s.
Accept in Principle Suggestion Made
ON Arms Conference
Work.
[Hy Assoclateh Prcssl

TOKYO, Oct. 1.-The Japanese Cab
inc, after lengthy deliberation yes
terday. decided in principle. accord
Jug TO the Asahi Shimbun, to accept
the American suggestions as to tho
agenda for the Washington confer
ence ON limitation OF ornaments and
Far Eastern questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
hir.cn Win. l:,nmres A,r ,,aee
~ Assnrintca prcss.l

r:TNMrES. FRANCE. oct. L.
Lieutenant kjrsch. OF France. today
won the p.uschc lie la Mcurthc air
plane CUP race. He covered 800 Kill
omc;crs With five turns in one hour.
four minutes and thirty-ninc and
one. 9th seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

convention az Norfolk October 6 10
). by Il large delegation. wher the
membership Of the local organization
is considered Among those who ,X-
pcct To attend are: w. L. Roberts.
john w. Woodson, George V. Nena-
hic. q. III. wilkins. W. :. Ogleshy
John stewart Walker. 7, :. Johnson
and w. y. Ambrose
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". e. n. 4. Mc,,,n,- ,rouo,ro, x,r,.

w. e. u. 4. Meeting Tomorrow Night.
Mrs X y. Justice. OF Chester. wifi
deliver AN address tomorrow night at
cIock IN Calvary Baptist Church.
At q meeting u persons Interested in
temperance The meeting is called
FOR tho purpose OF reorEanizinr ths
francis willard W. c. r. l.. Music
viii fcatur" the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

ltenIi"rS Elect Delegates.
LfNCliBCRG, VA, Oct. Tito
Lynchbure Realtors Associations win
be represented at the annual State
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
q

Niels Knudsen, en- Aand paa 70
Aar, der ernaerede sig som Bog
agent, forsvandt sporlgst fra By
en- forrige S9ndag Morgen, og da
han efter ct Par Dages Forlgb TX
Ike lod h9re fra sig blew Sagen
meldt til Politiet, idet man fryg-
ter for at der er h@ndt ham en-
Ulykke. -Niels solgte Boyer for
en- Mand i Racine we'd Navn Carl
Eberling, som Politiet der like
har vaeret island til at fnde, .idet
han er flyttet. Den gamle Kol-
porter, der boede,s paa No. 306
S. Fremont Avenue, siges at have
$3.50 j Banker, som endnu STAIR
ur@rt, hvilket 10 tyder paa at han
like er REST bort for at blive.
bet hedder sig at han grublede
over at Forretningen var gaat til
bage den senere It'd, begrundet
paa de daarlige Tider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Mere fra 8aiaren.

&or66ugen og De 6 Serbietter blep
punoet al Miis 9. gbriitenien,
@roa6map, en- nng, Eige, Ser for life
lenge ii6en er fommen fra Danmarff.
Mf neutrality-suspicious. Dor to
2Dsouge lat iom M11mer / og Numer
500. Sen ii6ite par gtbet al Miis
8ettD S%grgenien, 9atter6atter al 9.
SSngema11s, og blep bun6et af Mers.
Ibommeien. Sen f9rite bar en @abe
fra Miis @asmine @britenien, 800
81. Mbe. g. og blep taget al Sngri6
8obierg.
@rs. 6. Mifier bob6e ifenfet to
&rt6ebaar, iom in6bragte $11.0O og
biemf6rtes al en- Game fra ct. Saul.
Gn flor Sci an6re fine og per6i-
ful6e Sing bar gibet og brogte hbe1
for fig CODE &enge be6 6irefte @alQ
cller be6 M11ftion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Til Koncert.

Flere af Bragesangerne var i
Racine sidste L3rdag Aften for
at overv@re Elbergs Koncert og
samtidig glade sig over Herman
Hansens Sang, for han var den
eneste S%olosanger paa Program
met, hvilket 10 tjener til Brages
Are. -Og han sang som en- Engel,
siger allie som h9rte ham, hvil-
ket 10 kan tyde paa at Luft, og
Wand i Danmark har haft en- he'll
.bredende Indflydelse paa hans
megtige Stemme, der var lidt ru
for han rejste Hem som Medlem
af Amerikakoret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Giftermaal

Peter Pallesen, en- S0n af Enke-
fru L. Pallesen paa Marquette
Street, har holdt Bryuup med
Gjenboens Datter, Miss Edna
Bartel. NIELSEN, forretedes at
Pastor Hargett, Pr@st, we'd den
engelske Methodistkirke, og der
nest var der stor midday i HEM
met hos Brudens For@ldre, 1927
Marquette Street, for ca. 30,invi-
terede Caster, der over6ste Bru-
deparret med Blomster og Pre-
senter.
Hjalmar Knudson og Agnes
Lindblad, begge af svensk Her
komst, @gteviede forleden af
Pastor Thimell, Prest we'd den
svensk-lutherske Kirke paa La
fayette Avenue. bet unge Par
skal DO paa Clarence Avenue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
4ttt1.rapnlts.
Maanedens Kalender.

-
For nmrmere Oplysninger, Sc
de specific Notitser i Nyheds-
spalterne.
Torsdag den 10: Il
Danias 46 Aars Stiftelsesfest.
st Peders Kirkes Ungdomsfor-
enings Forretningsm9de.
Fredag den II:
Armistice Dag. Helligdag,
S0ndag den 13.
EN- Skandale" spilles paa Da-
MIA Hall.
Onsd4g den l6: Georg B1sndes
|Loges Gaasespil.
Torsdag den II:
Lake Amelie NKvindeforenings
Mode
Forstander Ammentorp taller
i St. Peders Kirke.
L0rdag den 10:
Danias store Glide.
Torsdag den "a:
Taksigelsesdag.
Gudstjeneste i St. Peders Kir-
Ike.
L0rdag den 3. December.
Den lille Syforening paa DANA
Hall.
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Besog i Byen og paa Kontoret.

Beseg i Byen og paa Kontoret.
Pastor og Mrs. Oswald Helsing,,
st. Cloud, Mimi, aflagde forle-
den Dag Bes9g paa Kontoret.
Mr.. og Mrs. NJ S. Petersen As
kov, Mimi, har nylig v@ret paa
Bes0g hos deres Svigerson og
Datter, Pastor og Mrs. O. Jor-
gensen we'd St. Peders Kirke.
Mrs. Petersen blew her ca. en-
Uge.
Mr.. Pedersen fortalte fra AS
kov, at Kartoffelavlen der er be-
Dire end forventet, og at Far
merne hair fact ON we'd l Doll.
pr. Bushel. Der arbejdes paa den
ny Prastebolig, som ventes f@r-
dig KNAPP efter Jul.
Gymnastikl@rer we'd Skolen i
Hutchinson Mr.. E. S. Faaborg af-
lagde Bes0g her paa Kontoret i
L@rdags. Han var som saa man.
ge andre Lerere og Lererinder
i Byen som Detager i Diet store
Mode at Minnesota Educational
Association" Mr.. Faaborg er
dansk, S9n at Mr. og Mrs. S. G:
Faahorg, 3517tC Chicago Ave. her
Il Byen.
Andre Besegende, som vi har
set eller hort ON er: DR.. P. N.
Fenger, Askov, MINI, som deltog
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mgder
og derfra rejste en- Tur til Cedar
Falls, Ia, de to SGskende Herluf
og Elna Poulsen, West Denmark,
Wis, Skolesuperintendent j. R.
Miller, Pine City, og Cand. theol
A. Kyhl, som er kaldet til Praest
for den danske Menighed i Brush,
Colo. Kandidat Kyhl vii blive
ordineret- Askov S9ndag den 20.
/ November.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
A1resteret.

Martin LANCE, en- Farmer ude
i Somers, der er beskyldt for at
have forspgt paa at slaa Konen i
ljel med en- Oxe, under en- Familie
kamp den 26 September, har faat
sin Sag henvist til Kredsretten,
og da han like var i Stand til at
stille Kaution, maa han forblive
Arresten. Han err meget ned.
brudt og paastaar at Diet like val
hans 'Hensigt at tilf9je Konen no.
gen Skade.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Rartnr.
Ticents Foreningen.

Kvindens Ticents Forening
holdt Aarsm@de sidste Tirsdag
paa DANA Hall ogs genvalgte Mrs.
H. c.. Olsen som President, Mrs.
Fred Andersen som Vicepr@si-
dent og Mrs. H. p. Nielsen som
Kasserer. Mrs. Charles Ander.
sen valgtes til Sekret@r. F9rste
sTirsdag i December vii Ticents
Foreningen uddele Julegaver som
Enker iden danske Koloni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
8illia MfteuIGsnind.

T bill ienoe Sem frit ct Brgbe=
rltnler al Sllultreret Tami1ie Sour
nal, eller to fomplette Morgange al
la1nme 8la6 = ca. 1000 almin6eliqe
8og1i6er, in0eboloen6e flere bnn6re=
De 5ortellinger> Sfi55er> SIlnltra>
TONER og Mnef6oter, for $1.OO jen6t
% / Wot1eD 0r6er eller regiltreret
8rep> iamt Sortegnelie ODER en-
Masie nDanfomne 8pger og Sitter
oper en- MGng6e go6e 8gger, ser MI
ielges til meget neoiatte Briier. Gil
Canada $1.25. &an6Ien6e og Mgen=
ter ttlbp6es 1iberale @ilfaar for at
ielge 8eger, S%11lebefter, S11le~ oe
Mptaorsz&ort. &atalog frit. @frib
1trafs.
g. &asmnsien g.,
720 g. 4. Ct, Minneapulis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
DANsKE KIRKER

ST. PEDERs DANsKEE Ev. LUT1H,
Kirke. IS. Ave. S. og 80. st.
Gudstjeneste hver S0ndag ri. 1880.
sondagsskole XII $50. Engelsk
Gudstjeneste den sfjerde S0ndag (
Mtaaneden, Aften XII. 1880. Pastor
ottar J0rgensen, 3149 IS. Ave, So.
relefon Drexel e9s7. .i5s.@ s.5.
iMMANUELS DANSKE nv. LUTH.
KIRKH. Hj. AZ @. st. o. Is. Ave.
sss Sluddst5eneste hver Ssndag For
@ldoag 81. lO.45S0 g eAften n. $50.
ssssohdagssskole n. 12:10G--1. ing
ssd Lon q 9 h1yer FredagA ften Kl. s
h TastorsssA y. Ilnnds 22l1s2sAve 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Stort Glide.

bet er after DANA, som leg.
ger I'D, nemlig L6rdag Aften den
IS. November. bet vii den Aften
f6rst gaa nd over Diet famine
Fjerkr@, lige op til Turkeys.
Kom og faa elders Del af dem =
de er code. Og husk,E at XII. s
faar den fine Sonora Victrola
ben at gaa paa". Hvem mon
griber den i Flugten? Derefter
Dams. Forfriskninger serveres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Krnnnha.
DQdsfald.

Anders Christian MDlholt, der
klom til Kenosha som ungt Men
neske, afgik sidste Lqrdag we'd
OGDEN j sit HEN paaS Grover ST..
SO Aar gammel. Han efterlader
Hustru og 5 Born SAINT 2 Brpdre
j Racine og en- S6ster i Chicago.
Hams gamlei ForRldre lever j Dam
ma: mark ( Begravelsen foregik fra
Hansens Kapel Tirsdags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Bagvaskelse.

Laurits Larsen vii antagelig
passe paa sin Mund i Fremtiden
for Diet kostede ham en- B0de paa
$500 i Politiretten for at have
skj@ldt Michael Kleist Hidden fluid
og kaldt ham ale de fele Navne
han kunde hitte paa. Hvis like
han betaler Bgden faar han SEEKS
Maaneders Arrest.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Pensioneret.

a' Tony hansen, der var Kaptajn.
Tor Brandkorpset paa Elizabeth,
Street, har tageet sin Asked efterr
y .s Aars tro Tjeneste. Han vii
M NJ. 9f EiaslP Pension paa Livstid, $50.
ON MAla;aaaalnneden, men man antager
1lak. at han derfor vi ligee paa
den tleaulissiilde Side, men anttagelig vii starte.
e'qnsellersandlen Forrestninp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
En- Skandale."

Husk saa allie Danske, at U. af
1905's dramatiske Krafter spill
Ter EN- Skandale" paa Sqndag
Aften XII. 8. Gaa paa DANA
Hall den Aften og tilbring, en-
baade forn3jelig og lererig Aften
we'd at Sc ct udmarket dansk
Skuespil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Dr@bte we'd Acknowledgment.

Vcu AuCOllODl1ulykkeT.
1920 var der 41y DGdsfald fra
Automobilulykker i Minneapolis,
j 1919 49,, 1917 og 1913 43 hvert
Aar, i 1916 33 og i 1915 26. AT
hver 100, 900 Personer blew i Min
neapolis i 19201O.7 drmbt af Au-
tomobiler, medens Forholdet i
Los Angeles, den vaerst stillede,
var PAL, i Kansas City 21.2, i
Omaha 1872, i Chicago 17.3 og
st. Paul 1877. Forholdet for Sta
ten Minnesota var IA drebte for
hver 100000 Personer og for hele
Laandet 10.4 for liver 100000 Per
soner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

Lake Amelia Kvindeforening.
Torsdag i. naeste Uge. den II,
November, afholder Lake Amelia
Kvindelige Mode hos Mrs. A.. Pc
dersen, 2449 26. Ave. So. Hun
og hendes Datter Henrietta vii
vaere Vaertinder. ALE er hjerte.
lig v%elkommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Afskedsfest

Fred Hansen og Hustru, 562
%Symmonds Street, holdt Afskeds-
fest forleden til Are for deres
Batter, Mrs. G. G. Binninger, der
agter at bosaette sig i Cleveland,
hvor Manden har faat Arbejde.
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Distriktet:
Alberta, Canada,

(Skandinavisk Settlement 80 Mil syd-
Sst for Edmonton paa Grand Trunk
Hnien) er bekjendt for sine sikre
aarlige Afgr@der. ALE Kornsorter
rejses med Sukces, ca. 20 Tom. Rexn I
sRsonen. Heste og K%reaturer f@rdes
ude hele Viptsren. Ingen Snestorms,
Oyklos /, 0odt Marked Tor ala
Farmprodukter. Mejeri, co~nsolidatet
skole, 1. ri. Hotel, nyt Hospital 1 "
King. Code Veje, Telefon og Postrur
over alt. Kvaliteten at Jorden
svar, sort Loan med Clay Subsoil. Il,
Seligt Wand fra Is til Is Fods Dybt
Raa Prairieland kan endnu faas f.
-S12 til $26 pr. Acre. Improved Farm
ira $25 til $50 pr. Acre. For allie o.
iysninger skriv paa Dansk eller AB,
Zelak til
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Vaadeskud

Mrs. Albert M. Larsen paa
Greenwood Avenue fix den s0rge.
lige Nyhed en- Dag j forrige Uge,
at hendes sex aarige Bnoder,
William Murtaugh, var bleven
drebt we'd ct Vaadeskud Chica.
go. Mrs. Larsen overvaerede Be-
gravelsen og blew Chicago i nog-
le Dage for at trqste Moderen.
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Observation-Disclosures

Taksigelsesdagen, Torsdag den
Dads, vii der blive Gudstjeneste i
st. Peders danske Kirke ON At
tenen XII. 8.
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ND 8praer.

Wfr. og MrS. 8. g. Boiling, 1857.
80. Ape. g., gle0er fig ODER en- np=
foot Syn, ser Tom til 6eres Stem /
Girs6ags Mftes. 8aa6e Mo6er og
8orn befin6er fig bel.
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Forretningsm9de

I Aften (Torsdag) XII. s holder
st. Peders Kirkes Ungdomsfore-
ming sit maanedlige Forretnings-;
mgde i Kirkens Forsamlingssal.
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Vor Landsmand. N. Hartman,
meddeler os at han for nylig har ned.
sat sig som Revisor Public Account.
ant) i St. Pauls Midway District,
Han har fact sin Handles Uddan-
nelse i Kobenhavn, hvorfra han I'D.
vandrede 1912, og har siden vere,
ansat we'd forskellige RESPONSIVENESS
i St. Paul og Minneapolis.
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Stiftelsesfest.

l Aften (Torsdag) XII. 8 holder
DANA Stiftelsesfest med en- Ban
ket, hvortil der forhaabentlig
har meldt sig ct stort Antal Del
tagerne.
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Den lille Syforening.

Lordag den 3. December vii
den lille Syforening afholde I'd
salg og servere Supper paa Dania
Hall.