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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
CREDITS
ANNOUNCED BY ANGEL

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 22.--
His Greed" In regard 10 intercollegiate
athletics was outlined by President
elect J. r.. Angel Of Yale university,
in his first address here last night.
These, he said, "are the essential
features Of my athletic creed: Phy-
sical education Of the helpful Kind for
every college student. particularly for
the non-athlete, who Is often a bit neg
lected. | want clean, honest intercol-
legiate athletics. If there are to be
professioal or semi professional coach
es. | want men who not only are tech
nically expert, but are Of essentially
fine character ! should rather have
a man OF questionable character in
any other position than that Of ath-
lctic coach"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
ST. LOUIS INFIELDER
. MUST EXPLAIN LETTER
!. HE WROTE TO GAMBLER
Mr.. COTTON WON BUT
REFEREE COULD NOT
TELL TWINS APART

= LEXINGTON, Virginia, Mar =
. 22.(-A P.)-Mr. Cotton OF =
: Memphis is bantamwelght &
= wrestling champion Of Wash =
= ington and Lee University here. =
= but whether his first name Is +
. Henry or Nicholas nobody but =
= the li9 pound Memphis twins =
: know. They are as alike as peas >
: and after winning their way =
: through the tryouts to the an +
: nual championship match, Z
Z fought II out clad in similar =
= gymnasium suits. Somebody =
. won. but II looked like man
: wrestling with himself and the
: referee would not take a chance
, on adjudication. He merely an
; nounced that the championship
, had been won by Mr.. Cotton and
the audience roared approval.
I = = = = . = = = Z = u = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
PauIette is Cited Before Judge
Lands But Fails to Comply
and Quits League Team.

/. GAINESVILLE. Fla, March 22.--
"a P)--Eugene Paulette. former st.
Louis National infieider. on whom
Manager Donovan OF the Philadelphia
Nationals has counted to fill first base
for the Phillies this season, must ap-
pear before Judge Lands supreme
arbiter OF baseball and explain certain
matters before he again can engage in
organized baseball, according to au-
thoritatiye reports received today al
the ifhiladelphia training camp.
President Heydler OF the National
league. the reports assert. recently
turned over to Judge Lands letter
which a 81. Louis gambler informed
Heydler he had received from Paulotte
~ 1919. Al that time Paulette was
with the 81. Louis Nationals.
Paulette. Il Is declared, was order
ed TO appear before Judge Landis
March I. He failed TO do SO and re-
Gently reports were received by his
teammates that he had signed a con-
tract with an independent team.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
THE DALES SECURES
AUDITORIUM LOCATION

THE DALLES, March 22.--Formal
transfer OF the property on which The
municipal auditorium is to be con-
structed at Third and Federal streets,
to the city. took place Saturday The
consideration Is $1,000. The city re-
Gently sold $1,000 of bonds to make
this purchase. The sale price is just
a fraction under three fourths OF as
sessed valuation OF the property. Con-
struction Of the auditorium will be an
event OF next summer. as s125.000 has
been voted In bonds for the purpoae.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
VERNON PARKS ADMITS
HE WAS WITH PACIFIC
COAST LEAGUE TEAM

ANN ARBoR. Mich. March 22.-
"a. P.)--Vernon Parks. captain OF the
University OF Michigan baseball team
and considered one Of the best pitch
ers In the big ten" admitted TO Ath-
letic Director Phil Bartelme, today he
had played professional baseball IN
the Pacific coast league last summer
and at the same time resigned from
the team. il is said Parks plans to
join the Detroit Americans at the end
Of the school year. Pete" Van Bowen
an infieldcr was named to succeed
Parks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
TORONTo REAT RRANDoN.

WINNIPEG, Man. March 22.--(A.
P)-Toronto university last night de-
feated Brandon at hockey. TO !, and
captured the Allen cup emblematic OF
the Canadian senior hockey cham
pionship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
SERIOUS FIGHT OVER
VALUE OF AUTOMOBILE

PORTLAND, March 22.-(U. P.D-l
Nazzareno scatafi is at st. vincentsl
hospital dying with five bullet wounds, !
while Concerts Lucciffi is in Jail as
result Of an argument between the
Italians over the value OF an automo.
bile.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
nANK Is HELn uP.

DETROIT. March 22.-(U. P9-
Six bandits held up a branch of the
Commonwealth Federal Bank at lie
p. m. and escaped with several thou
sand dollars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22
pnssihle Rcnson.

''why does Choliy say he drew q
lemon at the college dance?"
"Guess he tried to squeeze her. =
Louisville CourieNJournal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
.B|RDsONC HEADS State
PEANUT GROWERS BODY
Necessary Funds for Financ-
ing 1927 Crop Arc
Assured.


SUFFOLK M. Sept TT. II.
lf,rdsonr. nrosid, mt Of tn" iSirdsonr
Storage Company. Was today elected
general manager az the Peanut GROW
rrY' Exchange. Inc. in addition To ms
la~r" peanut Ftorav" ir'"r"st*. MIR
itirdsonr is largely Interested In
other huuiu"ss enterprises IL Suffolk
aud AZ several points In ncighboring
counties.
In every move for tho hctirruont
OF this county and section. Mr., Bird
song has taken 81 LEADING part. H., Is
OF" Of the foremost business m'u %;
Tldrwai"r Virginia. MIR. Blrdrong
mlSp II associated with hia two broth
"rs In Tn" Wholesale business In phil
adclphia a.d New York. 10 will as
sumo control of tho affairs IL tho rx-
change October t.
Under his direction the 50G0 pea,
nat growers 90 TWO States. who have
signed the growers contract are
confident tho cNchaug" VIII become,
powerful agency fo- tho better
marketing or peanuts.
Tn" special nuanC" committee APP
pointed to negotiate wIth the War
Financ" Corporation reported through
It's chairman. j. ~. AloNnuicr.Jr. 81
Scotland Sick y. G.. that II had
taken the matter M with tho authori-
tics at Washington and had been
given every assurance that the ncccs-
sary funds for financing tho peanut
crop would DO provided up to So
100000. II that much vas necessary.
Another important action OF tho
board Of directors az their meeting
today was arranging for IL member
ship campaign to bu conducted Octo-
her 20 It,
While IN. siencrs Of tho growers
contract represent more than 90 per
cent Of IN" peanuts grown In these
~" states. ii special effort viii lac
made during the cainDaipu TO add
at Least l,"Oe additional slgners, In
"f""r 'r s!E" ia" exchange control
OF not l"as Than 80 per cont Of the
PEANUTS grown in Virginia and North
Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
MAKE iABrTUALS TELL
WHERE THEY COT IT."
Already it"rSh Road of Certain
Petersburg Citizen tn lie Made
>titI NnmRhrr.
Special to Tho Times pispatch.l

lSr"ciai t" Tho Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG Sept. 2l.-Thc al.
rendy rough road "f those who Inn
bih" ZOO freely o. the cup that cheers
IS ."inc to .. still! roueher in this
city.
y see:ion 81 tho new city ordinance
S'"":"'tL prohibition cases gives the
rsIicc power to force Il person term.
81 AN lab!mai drunkard to tell where
he MAS fortunate enough to secure
hts huoich. Ia may rcfusn Ia impart
mis- secret. but. IL hc does. he will
nav" a charge OF cunt"mpt OF court
lodged arains, him ma viii cace III.
penalty of being lined from 81 TO $50
ar 4 !ail sentence of thirty days.
both
- The ordiuanc" holds amy one who
has been arrested for drunkenness
several times witnIn a year a habitu-
Al drlinkard and the police arc ~
uccting 10 ina out in this manner
lot oC places where b"o&. can b. oh
tain,d. The polio. arc coniidcn, ,his
VIII cat down drunkenness and mali.
,uo,icgg"rs more careful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
ENTER rs RACE HORSES
FOR FREDERICKSBURG FAIR
Exhibit Of Fine Cattle Prom
Uses 10 BE Large and Finer
Than Ever Before.

NJ " NV 'IM"h-U 'SUHtrh-
til!lEHtcE EBt'!st; VA Sent 81
--'rncro n-c ,.cu,.r. r,c, ,r..,.
,,-,,,
az r"T ''""H"H' WIN as
m"h" NOR" ~ hf'y expected. includ-
'nr rac"-s. ,rottors aud uaccrs I.
uar,:cin,., 4, "a. - .
''Ns""rS fh'r' IN" Iast i"hf
"n!a o. September. owing To III"
large number Of entries. additional
c,lIs ARC h.t, ,
'
'"'' '"''"' Present indications ar"
that all numbers ON m. RACINE. nro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
TO ARGUE NOEL NEW
TRIAL MOTION NOV. Is
Accused DnnNIilr MN Il ut Liberty
on r5.DuO Hail Bond for His
Appearances.

pANviI.i.t:. VA. Sept. 2l-Nrpu
mont On the motion for Il new trial
in ne casc "f the state acains, W. y
Nu"ll has been set for November -.
and tn" accused man, recently con
NictcG OF an assault on L"rL Gcc, has
hoCn bonded ia the sum Of s5.uuu. with
j. I. catlin. Sr aS security, for ap-
p"aranco at that time. ON" OF the
grounds for "a new trial rs that tho
tury was takcr I" tn" factory wh"r.
tn. alleged assault took plHC" Will.
N"ull was not thcr" and that sound
t"st~ were made there To- test the
carrying power of the human yoic'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
convictions IN r.t.r.hnrr ,.ur,

rETERSBrEt;. VA. Sept. 2t-Cou-
victcd by Il jury lin HustingS Court
today of snatchiuc rurs" from "a
negro woman. Fred Foster. colorcd
was sentenced 10 Nv" years ia. thu.
stat" pcnitentiary. John T.. fletcher.
u Grove Avenue butcher. pleaded
guilty before Judge Mullen TO Viola
ting In" prohibition law and Was fined
;l0n with u jail sentence of thirty
DAYS Thn Jail sentence was sus-
p"ndcd by the court. Tomorrow
morning. Robert iIaich"t'. colorcd.
viii 10 on trial FOR III" alleged muir
der of Albert umtcr. also C"l"rcd. sew
"ral months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Amherst colorrd ralr opens.

.tMHENST. w. Sen'- u Tho
.mhcrst Crl"r"d Fair Association
Yesterday opened its gates for TIA"
nrst tim.. Tn" fair grounds. known
%. Maple Grove. are situnt"d about
two miles east Of Amherst. on tho
Eiy"rv!ilc Road. The exhibits consist
oi liv" stock, poultry, domestic
science and domestic ant including
som. work of tn c"iorcd school chill.
dr"u OF The counry. Tn. fair viii last
three DAYS and Viii cud wi,h Il tuur-
uamcnt FRIDAY afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALI, PARTS OF VIRGINIA
Clr k Cla k Clen Gets
Busy on Orange Farm

Especial io Tn" Timcs- pi<patnh.l
FREDErlcESBtHG. IA. sept.
2i.-o On" hon belonging :" AIRS. j.
~. Cooper. ~ Orange Count, mas
rGired 'wI tlruks 81 chickens aud
M" ~ si'tiu: her third lin" mis-
year. she iri"hoI her FIRST ChiuR-
eur Arm ia;h. ana ono "r her
chickens Laid her FIRST crr An
gus, 10 and nov rh1 has .cn nj
iia ally "hcn"ns. rnc Old her
rHirod thirteen chi"kcns s-.,m her
'rF' hr""i oud ;'>oivo fror hor
r'""nH 'ils 9 worth :" ~ own
'hin :s7r 20 ia ogyr unL rhsgh-
ems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
PORTSMOUTH FISHERMEN
CATCH 50-LB. SEA DEVIL
Takes Capiors Nearly an
Hour TO Get Giant Fish
Alongside Boat.

NORFOLK, SOFT IA sea deyil or
OK ray. w.irhing nftY. pounds and
measuring yard from tip 10 tip Of
it's winr-lii,e nipperR. was brought to
Ia" West Park View bridge yesterday
afternoon 10y Alfred Smith. T2O Cook.
street. aud john Morris. i5il WI.
liams street, bn;h of Portsmouth. whn
cangh, IL off Ia" month az r.nnors
Crock
The cap;"rs said II took NOR. ,han
half AN hour /" got tn" creature
nlomge ia" the boat. where blows wiz,
an oar failed 10 stun IT. Finally pull.
Ing II over tn" runwaI" into the boa,
ono "f III" fishermen stabbed 1t with
his knife In tho mmdcrsidc. whore n"
saw !is heart palpitatinp. and tn.
ngh; was quickly over. During ,ha
creatures struggles In the boat an
emhr!o wac born.
Tn" sea down II described i'm Wen
Etsr's dictionary as Il very large ray
~ the genus Inanta. som" OF whicn
IN southern European waters bcconI"
more than twenty feet across and
weigh more than q ton. Th. specimen
caught yestcdny had "a whipliFl tail
no larger than lead pencil and three
feet In length. ana 1T the base al
tnlS. on tn" upper side. q ioVr-inch
spine or sting" almost needle sharp.
Its ehin on the upper side "ae light
slate gray and on the under side
white There was a good deal -:
trouble, after 1t was broush, ashore.
ia getting any ono 10 IDENTIFY IL,
H.
owed a tempting soft crab bait win
witch the iiehcrmcr had hoped TO
,.Ltnl..Gr IN. l.tI.,nl..f frDut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
LITTLE GIRL IS DEAD
RESULT OF ACCIDENT
Amherst Child Injured when Nmtn.
m"hiics Strikr III En"rt tu Pass
t:nri Dthrr.

AMHERST, VA. sept 2i-l.ittl.
Elizabeth k"ard. only child Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. NJ Heard. is dead as a re-
suit "f-an automobile" a"cid.u, yvster-
day evening in which Mr.. Bcards ear
was overturned The accident occur
rod ON the road between sweat Bria =
and Amherst when Mr., Evard was at
tempting Ia pase nu"th"r car that
was ahead OF him. Mrs. BEARD. who
was also In tn" ear. wnr ais" Rligh.-
~ hurt. Mr.. BEARD was not injured.
Thc lutIc girl was i've years q! age,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
TO FILM WILDERNESS .
FIGHT REPRODUCTION
Camera Men Ia Large Numbers TO lie
on Field During sham
Ikntflr

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
FEEDERlckSBUI iG. VA. Sept. FL
Several az the larger moving pict-
urc companies vino issue ncwN reels,
have made requests %; ;nc a. :
Marine Corps officials !"r permits To
photograph The mimic war and man
euvors TO take place for several days
In tn" Wilderness section near Fred
cr!cksburs, ginning on September
%. 1t is understood 81 Iasg. numh"r
~ camera men vii! be on III battle
grounds during the sham battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
>umrd fur ,,nr ,r,p,u,,r.

FHF@fEKlCkS BURG. Va. Sept. 2l.
captain H,. H. lioYc. Judge John
r Goodrich, =. %. iBowcring and Ma
Jor !. - Rarncy have ho"n appointed
hy General :. II. Butler. as assistant
ch!cff al stan Of the historical djvi-
sion OF the War manuuvrrs and OK
"rciscs TO lie held Icy tho rniicd states
Marine Corps 40 tho Wilderness Sop
,cuibcr y To october 3, quarters viii
%. provided FOR The snocjal stan ON
;he Backgrounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
,..cni E,cr.ton "a. ,r.dcrich>hnrg.

tDEElC *, BERG. VA. sent -
second Tuesday l November
tails on the Nth day ~ tho
runrh is municipal election d.y as
weli 49, general election day. There
are six muuic'pal "iIcce that VII hc
sllod at that time; cry Treasurer
commemorative ATTORNEY, commits
siDner ~ Revenue. clcrH o: Court,
city Sergeant and Police -Justico. Each
incumbent VIII To Il candidate FOR re
election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Slump in Moonshine,
Price II L. Industry"
fiiy Associated rrcss.l

DANVIIl.E. VA, Sept. si..-Tho
economic law Of aurplr and lie.
mand has accomplished wha, that
sponsored by Mr.. Nu!rtcgI failed
To do, RccordiuE L. reports from
tho hill E"C;ivus nC. carroll mud
Patrick Counties with tho rrir.
Of 'mounnhin"" down 80 - per
gallon. ag compared with :lA
few months ago. nany operators
have Put aside their stills aui
nav" taken now interest IN the
crop" OF bright, loaf and sorghum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
nnIn, mtrnL IrnInngcd nrnnght.

NEW CANTON. Va sept. 9i Re-
cent heavy rains have served To- break
III" drought which prevailed throug a.
oU, Central Virginia during the en-
tire summer ! local thunder torn
al Sew Canton afforded a precipita
ton of las inches, this large amour,
falling within an hour Some Soc
tons SIN are dry and parchcd. though
rams icI locally in this section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
,..ooo iIoming pigeon, Liberated.

FREDEEIGKSBTE VA. Sept u.
Two CUr loads OF homing pigeons.
700 baskets. from the North were
liberated AT orang" n few days ago.
by McSscrs. :. q. Lon"rgan ana II. =.
Lcakc. Ii is said the pigeons mum
bcrcd ov"r $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
.,,rcur Our, rroccciinr>

iSpecia! 10 Tho Times Dispntch.I
Sr.>GNToN sept. 2l.-Thc cas-. of
Virginia Hot springs Company W.
ScnrocE WAS argued in the Court If
Appeals TINS morning. The case ~
Mnss.o vs. Firms;onc was also finished
'hfs morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
ycv sIn,. ou,rry oncr.

NEW CANTON. VA, Sept 2l.-The
y. l.. fiits Slate Company recently
has placed machinery and Will opcr-
ate Il new slate quarry in the "Foun-
tain Field" section of the Arvonia
slate field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

7--,NxN-.E.N-zxZDLIU
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
Blannt Ea,1namwnn.
8ronrfirfen.

9e,e 6anife 8efolfning / en- itor
an1erifanif 8p iom Mem. Sort bar
mange 0p9aber at borne ON, tribes
/ ~Nor6lpiet". Mf ollie 6en1, ct ser
ingen, font alle feler fig iaa fnpttet
til iom SEN 6anife Strife; Ben i1m=
Ter 6lertallet til en- flor @nbe6. S
Minoets &rans biemnefra in6tager
Acknowledgment og &inrltebeoen til
&irfen en- flor @lo6s. @aar hi Der
for mi trerger til en- flor og dc
bliffelig &inlp for of faa 8pgge=
grl1noen paa &iernet lige op til Sir
fen betolt, iaa er bette cit ioo6a11
6Gllesiag, iom ri life fan bore lige=
gp16tge oberfor. Sful6e 6en11e
@run0 fomme paa ANDRE @en6er,
piloe / fort Sis en- flor 8pgning BIZ
be opfert, ser bil6e ifit1e &irten>
gipre Sen merf, ubpgeelig og ner6i-
1es. 5er @rigen blep Ser forIangt
$1,000 for 8pggegrl1n6e11, og 6c11
bar e1 fort Sis iol6t for $4,000.
9et bar @%ierinocn, cit an1erifanlf
9ame, tilbu3t &irfen Sen for $1,000
ON hi fan ifaffe' &engene til l.. Mai
bette Mar. @nbber foritoor 6erfor,
at set er Ell 2ibsbettngelie for Me=
11igbe6en at faa 6enne Gum tilbeie=
bragt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
Tbbidsbae.

Doctor me6. g. 8oecfman11, ct.
Raul, funoe ! Gre6aes feire fin -
Glars. Gboiels6ag. Mare1e bier fig
lite .paa bonn. San. er. ! fulo @iggr
% pasier tin betpoelige 2egeprauis.
@enner, iom buifeoe Daee1t og snffe,
De at brtnge barn beres 2pfgnffning,
maotte iege bam pna bons. &ontor /
2omrD'8pgnineen, Bbor Sc fa116t
Gorbarelif fulot, lite 11it Of @ra.
t'ild'ter, men Of &atieater, ion, BEN
teoe paa Sur tt at tale :meo ben bit
2nae... ,.sysszsse
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
ltotalt. me6 iterft tpif % amertfunif

ltotalt me6 itertt tpif % amertfanif
Mfcent.
Derefter bleb ieg preiertteret for
sen ipenife @ellguni Seq fit lite
talt ret meget me6 ban1. San 1fal
oilers bore meget interesiant, naar
ban forteller ON be religipie 8ebe<
gelier / bans &iembpg6. @en nil
man forigge at tale me6 bam ON
bats egen Gro, bliber ban iom alle
De onoge, tilll1ft. Set er niit gonife
ianot, at ban bar fieoelig, 11aar ban
fful6e bol6e cit lengere Sale, og at
BON I'LL bar miitet al. Magt. Gr1
5paffor6 %reeierer set belle. On al
benoes 9etre benpen6te fig til mig
moaife for at %unoeriege, ON leg NUT
Lights iful6e- bore fommen for at LOT
fe nog1e at Sbeniferne biem.
@e6 Mftensboroet b1ep icg anbragt
mellem 2ars 2arsion % Soief 2ors=
Jon. Denne bor Sen enelte leben6e Of
6e bofsne Men6, ser bor 6raget no
for ID Mar ii6en. San bor tp6eliq
g1ao for at tale ibenif. Selmo CO.
gerlpfs 8eifribelfe al &olonien bil6e
ban llet lite anerfienoe. u@fter set
mao 6olf 10 tro, at ri er 1ogIe rent
merfelige @enneiter," iagoe ban.
Oct 6igtertf im11ffe / 8ogen for1to6
boerfen ban eller nogen anoen al
9albpnoerne> bberfen / Seruialem
elIer biemme. San pege6e paa 2ors
2arsion og iag6e: ~&on bar ct al Sc
8ern, ser bil6e lgbe tilbage fra 6ta=
tionen." ~9et pasier oltiao," iagoc
ieg. ~@ei" iag6e ban, ~6et pasier
beller iffe." Seq fit ii6en at pioe
@iemet, at Set birfelig life bat
foregaQet.
@n6elig iomle6es man / 6eo ltore
Gal for at b9re Muiif og Gang.
Ser bleb 81. a. iu,1get en- @iengi=
belle al Saline 1877, ligre11oe
@rurotbtgs. Snrlig bleb Sr6ene:
49, funoe leg glemme, Seruiolem,
oig," %giertaget otter og otter. Set
bar tp6e1igt, at Sc tnnfte paa uoet
nD Seruialem". @ertru6 bor life
efsiiteret. Men- 6en 6orpentning,
1om Selma 2agerlgs far 11otrDH beb
at la6e @ertrl6 gao op paa Eoppen
al 0liebierget for at ie @orgenre=
oens &orte aubne Jig, at &riitus og
alle bans @ngle fnnoe TONNE 6ra=
genoe 6ertgiennem, Sen bor efsiIteret
/ &olonien. S set bele toget bar
Selma 2ager1ef tegnet ct meiterIigt
8ille6e al &olonien.
(&. 8. 8a6en
~@or6 Mmtstt6." ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
Mtunrapulta.
9anf Scatter.

Oct er e1 at DC ltore Sanlfeltgbe=
Ser, JONI ct u6ban6rerfolf far at
fief1pe imo0> at iaa meget al set,
ser ef 6olfets be6ite sic, iffe tan
toges me6 til set npe &iemlano.
9ettc gi9l6er Geatret. @flteipilf1u1=
items 9prfere fan iimpeItben life
efiiitere iom iaa6anne, / ct l%16flptter=
folf. Wen ioa fan Gfueipillet bel=
let lite giere Ben &ieneite> iom set
CT beitemt til. Ser er ingen Epipl
ON, at hi 9anffe Der / 2onoet aa11-
6eltgt 1ioer un6er bette Sorbol6. Set
firfeltge Mrbei6e Tan boloes / Gang.
6oreningslibet ligele6es, n1er Glue
ipillet lite ioale6es, at set tan p6e>
bba6 oct egentltg ffuI6e.
Soar set iaa o1ligebel tffe er 6eot
ibl1not %, men mi og 90 bpoer %
til Set, 90 ffploes bette 10, at ri bar
Meno % &bin6er, Jon, gibr ct itort
arbei6e % fatter 11a1,ge &refter %
n,eget SID IND paa at gipe ct Glue
ipil til be6ite, :fom ct ifittet til at
fonale % Tom. 9onffe on, bore: egte
~fnIfprine WnprAior
@lan6t % @anfte ber / Minneo>
polls ct bet 10 farlte IT,. al 1868
&eaterfelffab, iom ri ital toffe for
banife St,efpil. 9ette @elifab >bp=
Der til &iber lettere Sing - til
2pit. @en set bar oe1aa piit, at
BET lite bigger ttlbaee for 2esningert
al fbrre 0peober. @aaleoes ino,
bpoet set ~os til @gnoag BEN 10.
april at ie martba Dttoiens in6-
bol6Srige .Ge6renes "Sor6", }om Ie.
lben6egier Observation-Disclosures
sSoe. Ser CT ct Sf1seipil, Der bur6e
jamie ale, iom birfelig: er 9anfe.
Ser ct. inge11 &bibl ON, at 6e,/ Ser
bar taget fig baa at frenr1tI1e usGye-
orenes- Soro", bill eiere set iaa go6t,
at uofsrelien forra,er til at fpare
til Stpffets CODE .Sn6bolo.
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Herskabeli6 Villasi DANMARK til Sale.

Grundet pa Bortrejse salges den DTektr Carlos Jensen tlh9rende VIVA
Iangeinie 20, ODENSE, biHgt. Den indeholder stor Hall OF bred Korrrfdor
gennem hele Huset, IL vmreker foruden stor veranda, Garderobevardse, s
|det ne er indrettet russisk Dampbad og Fodbruse, 8 W. c, 2 Udskylningsrum,
sai er Apparaterne indbyggede. Foruden varmt og kodt Wand Kekken, An
aMse O. liz sovea og Domestikvarelser instaneret Porcel@nsvaske, hvoraf to
,s sr er a ar eektriske kraftke9takter for stovsugning etc, N@sten ale Bebo-
"a aver Tiu gar ned NED til Aaen. Ejendommen kan overtages i Iebet at Foraaret.
M hoIfeh ! rnnasal e r opfert Garage Q g Hesteaald SAINT Beboelse for gift
S LnauupI Grrunden penyttes som K2kkenhave, og 'derf indes 118 bedhe Sorer
|b baaeoS FrngtT@er g ca. 100 Frugtbuske foruden en- De-, Hasler. Lb-
mere Oplysninger. AXEL KNUDSEN, Isl Sixth Ave So NGnneanoGs MINI
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Men @aibineton iober. Sen tager
ingen &enipn til os. Maar leg beoer
&ongresmeolemrncr ON &ielp, flyer
Sc: "Ma, bi in6frenfer inort Sno=
panoringen. Saa fa,1 ser blipe igr.
get go6t for Dem, ser fommer."