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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Holdup Suspect Taken
From Hospital to Jail

John Osborne. alias John hnder-
son. Fargo, N. d., who is alleged by
police to have been shot by James
Spellman. grocer, l10l North
street, during an at
tempted holdup last week. vas re-
moved from local hospital to cell
in the city Jail yesterday. Although
not fully recovered from his wound,
Spellman will be given a hearing
TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Louisville Mayor Urges
PEOPLE to Battle Ku Klux

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 22.-Terming
the ku Klux Klan an organization
which "all thoughtful men must be
convinced must be a menace to the
peace and good understanding be-
tween the people of Louisville" +"
Mayor Smith today issued a state
ment asserting that he would use
every lawful means to prevent and
suppress its growth in our conf
munity."
The mayors statement came on
the heels of announcement in local
newspapers advertising for recruits
for the order.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Woodrough Says Two
! Federal Judges Enough

Two federal judges are enough to
handle the work in Nebraska it
they arc not called out to hold
court in ncighboring districts. said
Judge J. w. Woodroug'l anent the
plan to add Is more federal judges
throughout the country.
1--WE could use one more, how
ever, il we are to continue in other
places, iii order not TO clog the
docket"
The death of Judge Hook, inca
pacity of Judge Walter |. Smith,
and Judge Mungsrs abseEce in
Europe made it necessary for Judge
Woodrough to go to Des Moines
last week and requires his presence
there next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Californian Finds Brother
After Search Of 20 Years

St. Louis, Nc, Aug. 22,-Herman
]. Schultz of Los Angeles has found
his brother, Frank, after 20 years OF
searching. A story in local news
paper announced that Herm~~ was
here searching for his brother, from
whom he received last letter 20
years ago. Frank, railroad man,
read the story. He found his
brother.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Merchants of 10 State Towns
Attend King AXIS Den Show

Two special trains loaded TO the
gunwhales with merchants of 10
towns in Nebraska arrived in Omaha
last night in time to turn their
passengers over to Old King Ak.
The visitors were initiated into the
realm Of Ak-Sar-Ben at the Den.
Fully 500 persons are expected from
the following towns: Columbus,
Schuyler, North Bend, Genoa, Hum
phrey, Madison, Ashland, Mead,
Memphis and Ithaca.
Army officers and soldiers from
Forts Crook and Omaha also at
tended the show at the den tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Dr.. Burhorn'
Chiropractic Health Service

1t j. the pressure on the nerves that
causes nervousness, headaches, backaehes,
rheumatism, neuritis, liver, stomach and
kidney troubles. Have the cause removed
and you get we'll
An X.Ray Of your spine will show the
exact location of the misplacement that is
producing the pressure upon the nerves
that causes your trouble.
Adjustments are IL for $1,000 or 80
for $500. Private adjusting rooms. My
Council Bluffs office 10 located in the
Wickham Block. Hours 8 a. m. to 7:3O
p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Federal Judge ''Fell" for
"Cold Brick" Schemes

Federal Judge Woodrough "fcll''
for number of gold brick" PROPOSE
tions in his youth, he confessed yes
terday. Therefore ] know a lot
about how fellow feels when he's
bought stock in a promising COM
pany," he said. Many of the cases of
alleged fraudulent stock sales will be
tried before him.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Foresters Reach Toronto
For Annual Convention

Toronto, Ont, Aug. 22.-Fifty
delegates from western and Pacific
coast cities were here today for the
supreme court meetings Of the In.
dependent Order of Foresters. The
first session will open tomorrow
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Germany Returns to Beer Of
High Voltage; Yanks Cheer

Berlin, Aug. 22-Amcrica's hu-
man camels, sojourning i'll Euro
pean alcoholic cases, assiinilating a
reserve supply of beer, wine and
cocktails for their return to the
Great Volstcad desert, are rejoicing
over Germany's return to IS per
cent beer Thirteen per cent!
Count 'em!
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Long Dresses and Hair
Feature WODien's Meet

Long hair. and long dresses dis.
,inguish delegates to the Womcn's
Catholic Order OF Foresters' conven-
ton which opened yesterday in
Omaha, at St. Johns cathedral.
Even so, smattering of sentiment
in favor OF bobbcd locks was ad-
mitted by Miss Margaret Lynch,
Chicago delegate.
Archbishop Harty addressed the
ia delegates yesterday. The meet
ing will last all week.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Alleged Poisoner of Three
Persons Is Freed by Court

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Mrs. Mary
Demmer. who has been held for sew
eral weeks in connection with the
deaths of Fred kolze of Schiller
Park, Mrs. Kolzc and Fred Dem
mer, husband of Mrs. Denmer. was
released today. James E. McShane,
assistant states attorney, told Judge
Charles Mcdonald, before whom ha-
beas corpus proceedings had been
brought, that his Office had no evil
dence on which to hold her. Mrs.
Demmer was kolze's housekeeper.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Humane Society Kills
Widest Dog in Pound

Spot" said to be the widest dog
ever held in the local pound. was put
to death with strychnine yesterday
by officers of the Humane society.
He belonged to Henry Hartnett,
3402 V street, South Side.
Police Judge Wappich ordered the
dog killed 10 days ago. He escaped,
but was recaptured after struggle.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Improvement in Condition of
Woman Air Crash Victim

a slight Improvement was noted
by the family yesterday in the con-
dition of Mrs. Martha Gaines Bush
man, hurt in all airplane wreck two
weeks ago. The young woman has
been hcvcring between life and
death for two weeks at St. Joseph
hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Trippe & Co., Firm of
Brokers, Are Bankrupt

New York, Aug. 22.-The failure
Of Trippe & Co. was announced to-
day on the New York Stock eX-
change.
The firm took its name from
Charles w. Trippe, who died year
ago. 1t had been active in motor
and tire shares.
Within the last year four stock
exchange firms have failed. One was
recently reinstatcd, having discharged
its obligations.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
House Passes Senate Bill
To Aid Farmers Who Export

Washington, Aug. 22.-With
number of amendments the senate
bill, which would make $l,00O,000,000
available through the War Finance
corporation for stimulating exporta-
ton OF agricultural products, was
passed today by the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Accession Proclamation
OF King Alexander Is Read

Belgrade, Aug. "a proclama-
ton announcing the accession OF
King Alexander to the throne of the
Serbians, Croats and Slovenes was
read in the churches and public
squares OF this city yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
IIebraskan in Quintruple
Parachute Jump at St. Paul

St. Paul, Aug. Fl. - A quintuple
parachute jump-hve ehuses released
one after the other in : 5,000-foot
fall-was accomplished for what was
said to be the first time on record
here by w. B. Bottenheld of Nelson,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-23
Park Commissioner Orders
Municipal Beaches Closed

City Commissioner J. B. Hummel
of the park department ordered pub
lie swimming places closed for the
season on account OF marked de-
crease of patronage.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22
Sunday Games and Sunday
Rest

Sunday should be "a day for
tuning up the health of soul,
mind, and body together" That
it does not now fulfill this func-
ton is because it is treated sim
ply as a day Of idleness. The
old fashioned idea that every
thing clothes, books, children's
games ought to be changed on
Sunday, has some wisdom in il.
That the Sabbath was made for
man, not man for the Sabbath, Z"
unquestionably represents the
christian view of the Fourth Com
mandment. There is no connec.
ton between the Hebrew Sab
bath and the Christian Sunday,
and Sunday is shown by its his
tory to be a human not a divine
institution. It is not the Jewish
Sabbath transferred. Its objects
are, first, devotion, then rest.
In support Of the recreational
idea of Sunday, Dean W. R. In
ge of st. Paul's Cathedral, Lon
don, says:
"All people if they only knew it
need a breath of country air and
a sight of the green fields, and
as they work all the week, Sun
day is the only day they have to
secure this essential part of life.
Nobody can object to the bicy-
cling clubs which exist to graft
fly this desire in company. Others
want to read books, There is no
reason why they should be re-
ligious books"
A few may want violent exer-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22
Queries

If Paul is green and William
red, is Howard Gray? Is Grace
Brown?
If Francis shooud laugh,
would Balm Hal?
If Fred had a pony, would
Eva saddler? (Sadler)
If Dorothy has an automobile
has Joe Waf (a) ford?
If Cooper gives a party is
Josephine Coin (en)?
If Sammie becomes a halter,
will Mamie still be a Glover?
If Olivia is a Rock, is Merle a
Bell?
If Robert is a tailor (Taylor) is
Ruth a Mason?
If Fannie gets good Marks,
will Mabel Moore?
If Miss Mendenhall goes fish
ing, will she carry Hooks?
If Hobert Powell studies Viii.
liam May.
If Pentley should get on the
honor roll, would Cleophus Bray?
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22
A Field Trip

Excitement reached a high
Ditch Tuesday morning when il
was announced in the eighth
grade science class that they
were to 60 on a field trip with
Miss Coble, the science teacher,
and a visitor, Miss Hoffman, as
sistant botanist of the University
of North Carolina.
When the class reached the ca
nal they separated into groups to
hunt for flowers. We found
many different kinds, fire pinks,
bluets, columbine, coral honey
oakballs, lilies, butter.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22

cups, primroses, and many
others One pupil found a rag.
ged robin, the first found this
year.
The pupils in the class are
pressing the wild flowers found
in our woods and some Of the pu-
pills have very attractive note
books.
These trips do not only famil-
iarize us with the wild flowers
but teaches US to appreciate the
rich woodlands around our town.
Joe Wafford, "a.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22

seemed to enjoy the picture ex-
tremely.
We will have Mary Pickford
next Wednesday night in "Ama.
rilly Of Clothesline Alley"
The Powell and Graham Liter.
airy Societies will have their pre-.
liminary debates in the two so.
cieties next meeting. The final
debate will be for the public
sometime In May.
There will be an exciting base.
ball game next Wednesday at.
ternoon between the Roanoke
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22

Rapids and Emporia grammar
school teams.
The High School Buys were de.
feated in a. game with Macon
Tuesday afternoon. The score
was 10 to 7 in favor of Macon.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22
ITEMS

The last attraction Of the Post
lLyceum Course will be on
n tlday night. April q. 1921.
The New York Glee Club ranks
among the best quartets in the
country and we feel quite fortu.
;pate 70 have secured them for
iel,f final attraction.
There were pictures last Fri
DIV night IN the school auditor.
INN. Chas. Ray played in
''String Bona Everyone
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-04-22

else, and the clergy should not
frown upon Sunday games for
those who cannot play them on
other days. For those a small
number since the war who
spend their week in idleness,
one should like to prescribe Sc
we're Puritan Sunday.
Cooper Grizzard, '22
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
BAUER

WALDEMAR BAUER
SAGFORER
Phone: Dearborn 2179
Kontor: $40 REAPER O
los N. Clark ST., Chicago
Vestsidens Kontor: 1850 w.
North Ave-, cor. Rockwell St
Aabent: Mandag, Onsdag og
Fredag fra 4 Efterm.-7 Aften.
Phone: Humboldt 241o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Qhtragn.
c. P.
Sin Goitor & Mamager.
Suit, at .@bicago Boiten"s Som
:or / Gremttben .er: 1862 Np. Ml.
banp MDe. Eeleion belmont 5287.
Den store Basar.


Der err like mango Dage til,
f9rend Basaren for dansk Alder
domshjem aabnes for Publikum,
og hvor de NEST vidunderlige
Genstande vii vaere til Salg. Pr
anofabrikant Harry Bay, der: al
Orig STAIR tilbage, naar Diet gael
der en- god dansk Sag, har skmn-
ket ct flot Koncert Sew Player
Piano til $50 Dollars, og dette
Vidunder at ct Musikinstrument
er udstillet hos Vognild og Han
sen paa North Ave-, we'd Siden at
Hansens Bagerbutik. Et fortryl-
lende Landskab, Solnedgang paa
Alperen, V@rdi 210 Dollars, er gi-
vet af vor unge Landsmand H.
Butzhorberg, og vi kunde navne
mango andre Ting. Men Hoved-
sagen err dog, at man erindrer
Datoer 3-4de December og tager
|Pengepungen med, foruden Pen
ge, duer en- Basar like.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Oct a nedad.


Bagerne, der j mango Tiger har
veret paa Strejk, har maattet op-
give Kravet og erklaere Stricken
tabt. De gaar tilbage, like som
Unionmaend og med en- L1nsned-
s@ttelse at 13 Dollars ON Ugen:
istedetfor S Dollars, som Striden
f1rst drejede sig ON. Byens Kus-
Ike var paa Strejke i ire Dage i
Anledning af 3 Dollars Neds@t-
telse i Ugel9nnen, men er after
tilbage i deres Arbejde, modta-
gende Neds@ttelsen og overla-
dende Spergsmaalet til Void
gift. bet err 10 godt nok med at
neds@tte Arbejdsl6nnen hvis
samtidig Prison paa Levnedsmid-
Ter og Huslejen ligeledes gik ned.
Men Diet err der ingen Udsigter
til forel6big.
En- skj@bnesvanger Konflikt
i Bogtrykkerfagene STAIR ligele-
des for Deren o. vii neppe kun
ne afv@rges, sen Stillingen er
nu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
The Christian Home Orphanage
The Christian Home Orhhan.

The Christian Home Orphanage.
The Christian Home Orphan
age i Council Bluffs, Iowa, er en-
stor Institution, som daglig s9r-
ger for ca. $50 hjaelpel9se Smaa-
BORN. T@nk, hvad Diet Wide sige,
ON der like blew gjort noget for
dem, eller ON en- hel Del af dem
like kunde blive hjulpne, eller
de allie kun fix halv Hjelp og alt
saa maatte suite og fryse - ia
Men der er netop Fare for, at
der kan ske noget i den Refining,
fordi Bidragene til at holde HEM
met i Gang for under de penge-
knappe Tidens Tryk er. bleven
mindre. Og nu err den haarde
Winter i Anmarch. Mango gam
lie Mennesker bliver ogsaa hjulp-
ne der. og Diet modtager Born
fra allie Egne af Landet. Hem
met beder derfor frit ON Hjelp
fra allie Slider. bet har bestaaet
siden 1882 og hele Tiden veret
opholdt we'd Privilege Gaver fra
barmhjertige Mennesker. bet
g9r ingen Forskel paa dem, Diet
hjRlper, med Hensyn til, hvad
Kirkesamfund eller like de h9rer
til. Ogsaa derfor beder Diet ON
Hj@lp hos allie.
Gennemsnitlig er der i de man.
ge Aar ydet Hjelp aarlig til 500
hjeml9se Mennesker, idet Diet for,
uden Diet store B0rnehjem har en-
Afdeling for gamle Kvinder og
en- for Born, der er Kr9blinge.
For allie disse Staklers Skyld
for Smaab9rnene - husk: nu Ell
Diet Taksigelsestid. = Send dem
en- Gave
Ejendommen err en- selvejende
Institution, som aldrig kan blive
solgt, pantsat eller overdraget ii
nogen Mand eller Corporation
m en- skal altid bruges som Borne
hjem. Bestyreren hedder H. R
Lemen. Adresse er:: Council
Bluffs, Iowa. Kvittering for Ga
yer kommer i Hjemmets Blae
The Christian Home, og .Regn
skab for Udgifter aflegges. hvel
2 Maaneder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Nye Forretning.

Scandal Furniture Home he'd
der en- ny Forretning, der er star
tet ude paa 1929 N. Clark St., al
vor Landsmand H. ButZhorberg,
som i en- Aarrsekke har vaeret an
sat i The Fairs Dekorationsaf-
deling som Chef. Foruden ct
smagfuldt Udvalg af alt, der. kan
gore ct Hem hyggeligt, paatage1
Diet ny Firma sig alt indend0rs
Decoration. bet gl@der os at Sc
naar Landsmmnd vinder frem, oe
vi 9nsker den ny Forretning oe
vor energiske Landsmand al Held
med sit Foretagende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
En- ,,Nyhed".

I ct hervaerende Blads famgse
Spalte ,,Har De hort" serveres
sidste Uge den overraskende N.Y.
he'd, at Harmonious Danmarksko-
mite bestaar af 'nogle, indenfor
Sangkoret valgte Maend, der skal
varetage Danmarks turen i 1924.
Da denne Komite nu smart har
v@ret valgt ct Aar, like af Sang
koret, men af Sangforeningen
Harmonien, er ,,Nyheden" 10 slet
like saa .,,overraskende", men
man kan 10 hGre meget i ,,Har De
hort"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
AMI Stif~telsesfest.

Paa S6ndag altsaa, fejrer den
gamle Forening sin aarlige
Stiftelsesfest med flot Blanket,
Musk at Ole Nielsens Orkester
og Koloniens bedste Talere, San
ge, skrevne for Anledningen, osv.
Man ymter noget ON, at selveste
Henry L. Hertz har lovet at vare
Ordstyrer, og mar denne Mester
i FACET err we'd Roret, vii Festen
absolut blive baade %hojtidelig og
gemytlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
En- Fornpjelse.

vi havde Forn0jelsen sidste
|Uge at hilse paa 1ngenior K.
Thulvad fra. K6benhavn I1r.
Thulvad har opholdt sig ct halvt
Aars lid i Landet og studeret
Forholdene linden sit Fag, serlig
i Washington, og rejser ON kort
It'd til Statsuniversitet i Iowa
for ct kort Uphold og dernest til
San Francisco, for til Foraaret
after at rejse hjem og. overtage
en- Shilling i Statens Tjeneste.
Den unge dygtige Mand udtalte
sin Begejstring over Amerika og
diets maegtige 1ndustri og agter at
drage god Nytte af alt han har
set og hort, i sin Shilling hjem.
me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
st flot Trosram.

Som meooeH it6ite l1ge CT Opero=
lan9eren @einolo @errenratb enqo-
geret iom Soloiit til Sen itore @on=
9erfeit Mai> neite Mar. sSor at OBJ
treoe. beo to @oncerter faar @anqe-
ren ct @ebpr al 1900 Dollars. 2ioe=
leoeS er SO @uiifere al @bicago
.Sbmfoniorteiter iifre6e MOB en- Be-
|taling al 100 Do1lars. Com man
ler er oct itore u6gifter, men 1aa BIZ
Der oct ogiaa; en- Sangerfeit al fgrlte
Stang, og 6anff @ongerforbuno benz
ter 5erfor> at Gbicagos Danife bill
poe bele fin Stette til @agen.
81 gratmlerer!
Sio1te uge beitt6eligbol6t @bas.
S. &Dberg og @uitru 6eres 40=aariae
s8%rpllupsoog. Set belle git laa itille
til, at neiten ingcn bi6ite noget ON
BET, fer set bar oberltaaet.
&oitiparebamferme.
6or at gigre Set iaa let iom u,,=
1igt for Soft, Ser enifer at 6epo=
mere 6eres @enge bos Uncle Gam,
agter @oita6miniitrationen at bol6e
6e forfiellige Yoitfontorer aobne ct
Nar Mftener ONT l1gen til, SCI. 8, /
2igbe6 me6 @parebanferne. Man
mener, at forgge $n6ifu6ene betp6e<
1igt pe6 Ct bo16e aabent ON Mftenen.
Den mtntre Seion.
@elpfelgelig fommer MI %ollerfgrlt
ben glade Sui og set er6nn gla6ere
Nptaar, men umi66eIbart 6erefter
begpn6er @arneba1 % Maifero6er al
meloe fig. @n al 6e auerferite b1i.
Der biitnof Danias Dameforening,
iom bol6er itor Maifero6e 2er6aQ
Mften 6en Zoe $an11ar. On trobl %
e1ergif &omite er al1ere6e begpno1
6e forbere6en6e Mrbei6er, og mar
oe6> at naar Danias finite Gamer be.
gDn6er 11oget, bliber set bel ful6:
en6t.
s @ejonens 2eb bIiber ser er
@effe al Maifera6er og m1ntre Sc
lter, ioa set la6er til, at 5eionen iful
b1tbe ligeiaa liblig iom Sen bar ii6itt
@ar> Jog ben bar meget 1iblig. Me1
bborfor lite more fig? 2ibet far
iaamen6 bore traurtg NOT en66a
9og hi Danffe' bar faaet en- ber1i{
@uggegabe, og SET er ct go6t &urner
I. P. Muller: Nit System, Is Mi
nutters dagligt Arbejde for Sund
hedens Skyld.
Guy M. CAMPBELL, Repr@sentant
for fysisk Trening i den engel
ske L@resstands Registering
Rad, skriver i The new Tea
!. ching. Muller-Systemet er e.
System for frie Bev@gelser, o9
diets Ovelser giver ubetinget d.
bedste og NEST formaalstjenlig.
Resultater i kortere It'd end no
get andet System.
Bogen foreliger nui ny og ON
arbejdet. Udgave hvormed den
alt er trykt i Il Million Exem
plarer, paa "a forskellige Sprog.
Vii De gore noget for at beva
re Deres Sundhed, saa anska
Dem denne fortr@ffeige Bog.
Prs .$l.5'
Firrinls Ka6e
er absolut.d den bedste. J. C:Fi1
Hiring, 1915 Lauredale Ave. Ad:
- 1G4AN@S glJE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25

Scsnd.-Am En,pI. Agency
l18 Ii Sale Street.
TeIefoner @tHe 637O-6371.
01sHer $labfer til 6plf / al1e 2tpS'
tiIiu8er.
1leut for @eau6iuabiau.A liner. 2ine
% fQIger 8iuetter til 9a1r1arf
I'll aner labefte 8rtier.
Dsnke &rpner felges til aner be6ite
&a1r3. Sn6iattes / oanffe Banter
uoen l16gtft for aisber1e.
9tbertp Bombs fibbes % ielges til
Doget1s be6fte @riier.
s. 6. Senfen, Gier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
S9lvbryllup

Bagermester Emil Larsen og
Hustru, begge velkendte indenfor
D. B. S. og serlig i Loge Mr.. 40
ude i Austin, fejrede S6lvbryllup
iLerdags, med mango Hilsener og
Gratulationer fra den store Kreds
af Venner. Emil Larsen har nd
fort ct stort Arbejde for Loge Mr..
40, baade som President, SAINT
Delegat til D. B. S. Konventio,
men. Wore bedste Onsker her
med til Diet populere Par.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Gm 9rp1n qaar flpiten.

Gent / Man6ags 1efretere6e @ta=
tens beieite &et, at 8pen @bicego 1T.
gen &et bar til at reg11lere e1ler BE-
femme Eafiterne paa @porbognene.
&erme6 ipnes ben Scamp tabt, for en-
&c 3atit, iom MaDor Ebompionz
Iominiitration iaa baar6naffet ia,
fgrt. gau er 6eitaffels u@trapban,
gers" oberla6t til 6eres @fiebne ol
.Statens Utilities &ommisiions Moo'
6e og 8armbiertigbe6.
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