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The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
ZION HILL, ROUTE 3.
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Goo late for last week. )


 The s. 1. A. wishes to thank Har- mon Lumber Company for the use of it's truck for their float Saturday.
 Miss Zola Turner is the ipossessor of new Ford sedan.
 Mrs. R. L. Edgeworth visited old neighbors and relatives in our com munity last week.
 Fire broke out in our community last week and 1t was only through the effort of few faithful workers, who saved five homes in our community. The fire was started by hunters the night before, who came out from town. No one had water to fight it with, as nearly all the wells in the community are dry. If the country people disregarded the rights of the town people as they disregard us, we would all be in jail.
 Dick Swain from Little Rock has purchased a home in our community and has moved out.
 Dr. Morgan Smith has moved into his. beautiful new home in our com
 Mss Cora Smith and Mrs. W. A. Dossett and sons attended the circus last week.
 Mir. Berch is putting up new fences on MT. Kirbys' place.
 Mir. Tate and Mir. Loveday have gone hunting in the Mississippi bot toms, to be gone for Is days.
 Nearly everyone in the community went to the Armistice parade.
 Miss Ethel Neal attended teachers meeting in Little Rock the last of the week. While there she was the guest of Mrs. Grave Turner.
 Hosea Turner visited relatives here last week.
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
CENTENNIAL PIKE.


 Last weeks Pulaskian gave a splendid article of better country life movement, with Mrs. John Mason of Sweet Home leading the list. We are for all of that, good and strong.
 Certainly it makes a real citizen blush with shame to think of Arkan- sas being third from the bottom in schools and education. If you have never heard Governor McRae speak on the subject you have missed a great deal.
 The K. K. Klub met Monday after noon with nine members present, Mrs. Dora Brannon hostess. Mrs. Maude Cavender entertained with music.
 Mrs. Jake Miller and Mrs. Jake Johnston worked on the bedspread others present did work on the quilt, The members adjourned at 4 o'clock to meet with Mrs. Ola Stuart and spend the day next Monday
 Hog killing and cutting wood are the order of the day.
 Ed Lawson is reported not i'm proved.
 Mir, and Mrs. Geo. Mccain have returned from visit to Arkansas City.
 Misses Anna and Nancy Trotter are visiting in Little Rock.
 Will Hardcastle and son, Bruce, are the champions killing ducks. They killed l9 in half a day.
 Sunday school is doing nicely with a fine attendance every Sunday after noon.
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
PULASKI HEIGHTS FIRMS
 THAT ARE THE BEST
First and Last Chance for GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS We also handle Accessories, Picnic Sup
 plies and Hardware.
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Wor-
THAT ARE THE BEST

a few days with her sister, Mrs. Wor- they.
 David and Linniel Sutton of Paron visited their mother, Mrs. Fuquay. Richard Boshears spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sisters of Mt. Moriah, Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Williams.
 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor called on MT. and Mrs. R. B. Boshears Sunday. Catherine Martindale called on Miss Zula Boshears Sunday evening. Gladys Whitfield spent Saturday night and Sunday with her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. H. C. Bo- shears.
 Harve Boshears called on Edward Martindale Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Laura Daniels and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Der tha Ault.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Bost ate din ner with their mother Sunday, Mrs. Fitzhugh.
 Mrs. Bone was the Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mae Herrick.
 BROWN EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24

We truly thank the good people of Martindale, Route 7, for the kind ness shown us in the sickness and death of our darling little baby, who died November l6, 1921; also for the prayer service at our house No vember q, led by Rev. Scudder of Forest Park. We pray Gods bless ings on them all, that if we never meet in this world again may we meet in heaven.
 R. B. AND MRS. ALICE RHODES.
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
Thursday, November 24, 1921.
PLEASANT VALLEY.

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 Mrs. Eller Billings came home Sunday after visit with her daugh- ter at Memphis, Tenn.
 Mrs. Ethel Justice and little son, Morris, spent Sunday with Mrs. Elm ma Clement.
 Miss Mamie Justice and Miss Odie Belyeu spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Vera Clement.
 A large crowd attended the sing ing at MT. Dents Sunday night C. C. Barentine and wife returned home Sunday after a short visit at their daughters at North Little Rock.
 Glen Fluehart called on Miss Vera Clement Sunday afternoon.
 Otha Clement and family came from Oklahoma last week to make this their home.
 Bud Dent is very busy moving this week to the Jerry Brawer place.
 Mrs. Lucy Billings and Mrs. Myr- tie Waymack spent Friday with Mrs. Emma Clement and family.
 Bruce Ringgold will return home very soon.
 Ennis Waymack was thrown by a mule and seriously hurt Monday
 Misses Emma and Vergie Robins spent Sunday with Misses Vera and AnaIa,,a porant;ra
 Julian Justice, Rufus Harold and Boyd Bynum went on big hunt last week.
 Emmett Barentine and family spent Saturday night with Jim Ring gold and family near Jacksonville
 Mrs. Lizzie Lacy and children and sister spent Sunday here with Mrs. Emma Clement and family.
 Joe Carmichael called on Miss Vivian Billings Sunday.
 Everybody get in your wood, for the geese are going south and we're going to have some winter now.
 PLEASANT VALLEY ROUNDUP.
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
DAUGHTER BoRN

Born-To MT. and Mrs. W. S IT,
 ner, October 31, daughter, . Mlr vur- Turner, who was formerly Miss 'iIs' As line Pollock, had the distinction ',lr 1T being the first woman to be apOo;o, ul ed to an official position in Pp1aa1l: Iaa1': county. She was sworn in as . ,dsAi ds'. uty chancery clerk the day the eGvpt uopl suffrage amendment was annrorad 4ad1
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
MAUMELLE NEWS.
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 Bro. Green preached at Martindale Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Certie Boshears spent Sat urday night with her sister, Donnie Bost.
 Minnie and George Brooks of Har- mony called on their cousins, Mary and Nellie Fitzhugh, few days last week.
 Mrs. Ellen Whitfield called on her mother, Mrs. Boshears, Saturday evening.
 Misses Lola and Cassie Williams of Nit Moriah spent Friday night with their cousin, Catherine Martin dale.
 Mrs Mamie Fulh of Roland spent
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
AN INACTIVE LIvFR

is the cause of nine-tenths of all S;ot ness. ONE BONDS Liver Pill a, he'd. he'd. time will stimulate your liver end mol. it perform its duty naturally. DON'T TAKE CALOMEL. BONDS PTIIs
 better. They CURE HEADACHES BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION nI7 ZINESS, PIMPLES, etc. ONE lille D,a, n;i, at bedtime, is the dose. All dealers p5t' 9s cents, or 5 for $1.0O. Az
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24

Miss Mary Lou Williams and p.,,. Burroughs attended church ;r a,'d I!a'l bllf Rock Sunday night. ~ Little
 Mir. and Mrs. Willms motor.a Little Rock Sunday. 'e0 to
 Mrs. I9 Hollis and children. or,.,, day. R,y, y tues
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
MULES FOR SALE.

MULES FOR SALE-A team of
 white and brown spotted mules;
 weigh about 800 lbs, about 8 years old. Price $l00. B. E. TATE, Tog- gery Store, Free Bridge. Phone M. 4345. 24-1
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Burroughs itebt til @bile.

&orburb> g. S., 3. Mpril. sSobr
8urrougbs bleb ite6t til @bile / Gf=
termi6oag paa Sen 8iereffraaning,
bbor ban for affurat "a Mar ii6e11
i Sag bleb fe6t. @un6re6er al
@aboer fra gatifillfie46enes Sale
og &eioer og an6re fra fiernere
@te6er / 2an6et bar tillte6e be6 8e=
grabelien.
On ib9r Sten, bborpaa Burroughs
ofte legeoe iom Dreng og bborpao
ban ienere / fine @an66on1saor pie.
ie6e at fi66e, banner ct Nfin6esmer:
fe ober @raben. Ser bill inart bIi.
be inbiut en- 8roniepla6e 6en fo1
at bite 6ens 8etp6ning. MogIe fao
Dar6s l9ngere neoe ligger vBoo6.
cbucf 2o6ge", Burroughs" @ontn1er'
biem, bbor ban ffreb mango al fint
8sger .pg Mrtifler % nf og til MOB.
tog~ fine nermeite @enner 3bon1az
g6iion, Senrp 6or6 og &orbep g
Sireinne. De bar tiliteoe Der i Sac
lag oflagbe ct 8eigg / Sufet..
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6aa 9eres arissmeoalje.

&rigsmit1iiteriet er n1eget for.
ba1iet ober oen 2igegploigbeo iom1
5tgrIte6elen al 6e 5ol6ater, Ser bar
n1e6 &rigen, bar. n6biit oberfo1
Sen inrl1ffe @rin6ringsme6a1ie ion1
gongrefs bebtlie6e til enbber ser
gior6e &rigstienefte. 4 MilIioner
al bisie Me6olier er blebet pregeoe
og ligger reoe til at blibe ien6te til
enbber ser bar &et til at forfange
benz, men til Ero6s for alle be M11,
itrengelier iom er bleDet giort al
9eren og at Soloaterforeningern
bar fnn go6t 100000 forIongt
oeres Mebalie, iaa Ser er e11onll
2,500,000 SoI6ater fom lite bar
ai6et gbre fg ben Snn,le l1leiIigbeb
Der er forbun6et meo at forIanqe
Mebnlien.
M gdr igen opmerfiom paa al
Jorelore eller ner1nefte 5Ipqtni,1qe
|af afosoe Soloater er berettiaet til
lat mootnge Meoaliert, Ser Tan an.
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ggSibtiue en- al Mor1nonfirfens tulb
Mpoitle.

ge6 8reii6entifabets og oe &olps
fioite @oaosmg6e ffriber r8ifl,ben"
/ @alt 2afe @itp, bleb 9r. ssobn Ql
@i6tioe, 8reii6e11ten for l1tob Uni
beriitet, fol6et til Mpolte1embe6et oq
til at inotoge ben le6ige Bla6s / 6e
&o1ps 4uorum. a8iotioe bleb or6ine.
ret af @reii6ent &eber $. Grant.
Sen npe Mpoitel er feot paa gen
Gr6ien, $ron6biems Mn,t, 1872 oq
Tom til 9lmerita 1883. &an bar
erbolot fin l16oannelie be6 &orpar6
og beo l1niberiitetet / @ettinge11. SIR
ban for bel ct Mar ii6en bleb palgt
til Hreiioent for Utah l1niberiitet,
bab6e ban beret A5rofesior pe6
2anobrngsifolen / 2ogan og peo
Brigham goung nniberiitet i .9Gro-
po og bleb 1907 &reii6e,t for
2anobrugsifo1en i 2ogon. 6or en-
BEL Mar ii6en bar ban Hreli6ert for
6en internationale Eprfornning.
&ongres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08
6uuit,hirl.,

6or to Tiger fi6en bragte bi ion1
bilt ollie 8lo6e en- Me66elelie ON Ell
flor Opfin6elie al en- tpif S1genigr
b. l1nrub, en- 11pitiif eIettriif @raft,
maiftne fl1n6e frenitille @leftricite1
onntre11t gratis gie111em 9lton>
Spaltning.
gelt me66e1er vEecbniicbe sS116,1=
| ltrielle &un6icbau" me6 set tDife
Sn6enrigsmtniit iteril1n1s gfterret=
ningsbureau iom &il6e, at b. I'm
rubs @aifine er @bin6el. &an bar
babt BEN til &rebe paa @piifaliib
Secbniicbe @eiiicbsanitalt, og ON
&eIu1tatet beraf me66eles::
Set er ol6rig lpffe6es b. l111rub
at paapiie 6en ringeite Mntp6ning al
SEN paaitaoe6e @leftricitets< <Gren1=
|'brtngelie. &aa @p6rgsmoalet ON,
bborfor Mpparatet lite birfe6e, ibo=
re6e ban meo Sen @aaitano, at be til
l16fgrelie af Experimental tienen6e
Spogitrems= =8atterier bar ,for ibage
oa lite loo fig rigtig vafiten1r1e"
@an bab6e in1i6lerti6 felb me6bragt
8atterier, efter at en- foru6goaen6e
De1nonitration af Mpparatet meo slt-
funrulatorer, fom @igsanitalter bab,
oe ftiIIet til bans Dispoiition, bar
rnts1pffet. gn p6erligere 9pfIaring
of @pbrgsmaalet blep .forbinoret beo,
at b. l1nrub melbte fig ipg. Da b.
l1nr,1b bab6e trl1ffet Sagen u6 i
Maaneoer, in6en ban fremitille6e fig
meo apparntet, afilog @igsanitalte1
at inolaoe fig paa Doerligere Grperi=
menter. Apparatets belle @onitruf,
ton mangIer etbbert for,utftiet
@rl1n6log. &piS Ser birfelig ffuI6e
f - So ~
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0anmarfs 8anfer.

8ropn 8rotbers, Seem Sort, bar
u6arbei6et og u6ie116t en- Sberit9t
ober Sc ifa116inabiife Banter for
Maret 1920. 0eres Stotus og Sh1=
iatning er., / set bele neget go6.
Sor Danmarfs @e6fonmenoe filler
oct fig ioole6es, at 2an6mon6sba11,
ten bob6e ct 9berifu6 al IS Miu.
@r. og betolte IL Mi1l. @r. i Dibi=
oen6e, n1e6ens s @iu. ST. benlag=
6es til geieroefon6en, iom 1,,1 tel=
ler so Mtll. &r. &onbelsbanfe>,
betalte 6 Mill. Ser. / Dipi6enbe og
berlag6e 3 Miu. Ser. til @eierbe-
fon6en. 9tsfonto= % @ebiiions=
bonfen bab6e ct 0berif,6 of II
Netll. @r. 9sribatbanfen bnb6e ef
0berif116 paa ober 16l @ill. &r.
Mationolba1,fen melber. ct Metal=
fon6 paa 23O Mi1l. &r., iann1en.
lignet me6. en Se66elctrfnlation
paa All Mill. &r.
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&ejiepas.

l1olteoelfen af @eiiepos bill fuart
lite lengere bore :11eobenoia for
aneritanife 8orgere> ser enffer ot
rel1e til l161an6et. Set bar 6o oa-
ioa paa Ei6e> at set @rap faI6t. Ser
bar 10 ifnllet betales $1,000 for
u6fteoelfen af ct @as. ge1,telig BIZ
Der bet ogfaa tilla6t> at l16len6inae.
faar Bob til at lanoe u6en @os..
iaaleoes iom Gilfel6et bar fer Sri.
gen. Dog berom er ser mere bette.
Ufentnger, og SSuititsminiiteren bar,
for 3ioen bette Spergsn1aaI rn6er
Oberbeielie.
Maar mnerifanife 8oreere, ser
refer til l16lanoet, aIfgeper euor.,
maa iifre fig @eifepas, faa er aet
foroi, at 81. a. mango al Sc eurc-
petite 2anbe traber ct iaa6ont, f1r
De giber Eilla6elie til 2an6iattelie.
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2anosmeno for ~Grebobe6er", og
begge l1otrDf = ct MOB bber @rup=
pc = fit iaa 9ob til at pasiere.
M}1l1ig b1,r6e Sc bape beret fiernet.
@jemienbelie al Sc ia1bne suloater

&rigsmini1teriet meo6eler, at oen
amerifanife @ers v@robes @egiItra=
tion @erbice" MI bar taget fat paa
at bicmien6e 2igene af Sc @oloater,
Ser ligger begrabe6e paa 6en ltore
omerifanife Militerfirfegoaro i
@omagne 6ranfrige, bbor $4,000
amerifanife @oloater Ser falot /
&rgonne &arnpene, er begrapeoe.
2igene oil blibe grabet op og len6t
til amerifa lige iaa b1rtig iom set
er multgt at gere set.
Ser bar ialt 1882 amerifanffe
@ol6ater Ser fon6t oeres @rob paa
ben on6en @i6e al Mtlanterbapet.
Mf Dem er 1866 til DQto blebet
ien6t tilbage til 6eres 6amilie og
ligger nu begrobeoe paa 6eres biem=
lige &irfegaar6. 1900 onore bill
efter 6orel6res eller @Iegtninges
Tn1fe b1ibe bie1nien6te in6en tort
Sto. @legtninge af omtrent 10000
Soloater bar ifrebet til @rigsmini=
Iteriet at 6e life gnifer at 6eres
Scores @bi1eiteo ifaI foritpres men
foretreffer at 6e ifal bbile / oen
Sor6 iom Sc 9ap 6eres 2ib for at
forlbore. Set er oltiaa iolt 50,O4O
ofoe6e @oloater angoaenoe bbem
&rigsminiiteriet bar n1o6toget be-
itente Snitruftioner, iaa ser 'er en6=
MT 25,942 bbis Slegt11inge life
bar looet bgre fra fig. @pis &rigs=
niniltertet life b6rer fra 6isie i11oen
ret lenge bi1 set bltbe taget for gi=
bet at 6amilien iffe pnifer 2igene
ie11ot tilbage til 6e 6orene6e @tater.
slle ltogtfter beo &iemien6ellen
al 2igene og 6eres 8egrabe1ie fra
&jen1n1et r6reoes al &egeri1gen.
@per &iite er in6bpllet / ct on1eri=
fa11f Slag og en 9gresbogt fglger
1neo bber &iite fra oet 9ieblif Sen
LANDER I Mmertfa i116til Sen nn0er
@ebgrlalnt ienfes ne6 / @robel1.
Mf alle Sc 1882 fol6ne @ol6otcr
er Der fun 1,240 iom set far beret
11n11tli9t at genfen6e og, ion1 6erfor
for 1teoie bil bpile en- 1abnIps
Grab.
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#rtsrrnf.

@boleialepriierne naaeoe oeres
&gioepunft @oi forrige Mar, 30
SSnoertollet for alle @arer taeet .s:,-
Der ct ito6 paa 272. Dette bill rneo
onore Sr6 ii9e, at @risnibeauet bar
172 Brocent bgiere emo 1913,
Moret fdr &rigen brpo no. ibet
@run6tqllet 6a 1attes til 100.
Sen gienneminitliee @boIeiole.
prts paa oe almin6eliee &onoelspn-
rer er / 6ebruar 9aaet neo i
on1trent, bpao ben bar for fire aor
iioen, nemlig 6ebruar 1917
9eeogangen beleber fig til 3s11 @ro--
cent men @ienneminitspriien err
fremoeleS 81 @roce1tt bsiere emo i.
1914, 6a 8eroensfrieen bre6 uo.
Men ct er Sen siennemfnitIiqe
Eris, ct anoet @riierne paa 6e for.
itlelliee 8arer. Meoenjtoaenbe &a.
bel biier, bpormeeet bpiere 6en aien.
11eminitlige 8boleiaIepris poa fsI-J
ge1oe Sarer er fornerberenbe, noo
bboo 6en bar 1918.
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@enadoains af politiife Sanger.

9lrbeiberorganii iattonerne bar paa.
M ltillet Mnnooning ON 2esla6elfe
al politiife Sanger. @amltel Com.
pers, Hrelioent for set anerifanife
slrbei6erforbuno> og en- Delegation
slrbei6erle6ere tn6far6t fig / oe1
&pioe Sus og opforore6e &reiioen1
Soroing til at benaa6e ollie @erio=
ner, Ser blep 6pmt paagrlno al oe'
res 5pn paa &rigen. Sen betpoe-
ligite al 6e1n er @ugene 9. 9ebs,
bbis Gag mi 1tnberigges af sssuitits=
rniniiter Dougbertp. Gn anoen De,
legation beitaaen6e bobe6iagelie al
Sociolilter bill be,1penbe fig til Sci
5bioe Sus famine 9grin6e BEN 13
Mpril.
8enaaonine ibges fun for oe1n
Ser er / Geneiel poagrun6 al oerez
Wentnger ON &rtgen. n6Ifribntngs'
Ifl1ltere og Sc, Der bleb 6en1t fo1
@trfiombeo beregnet paa at bin6re
&rigens Sortiettelfe, fon,n1er life
UNDER &otegorien polittffe Sanger,
mener @onpers.
Ger fit @alg l,6talte @ar6ing, al
bber enfelt af 6isie @oger bur6e req
Iitetsbebon6les. l1oen at Ser fore.
ligger nogen beiten1t Grflering til
Stette for set, er set bog set aIn1in=
6elige Sn6trpf 8afbington, II
Debs mart ifol benaa6es. @ar6inq
bifalot Srititsminiiter 9augbertps
5orllog ON at tillo6e 9ebs at TOM
ME til @aibington rbebo9tet for al
orgfte iin Sag.
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9sbsfal6.

slIbert 6. @Iaulen, iom in6ttl bon
ben Z. sSebruar / @ar tog Mfffe6,
90 9lor bar 5efretRr for Minneiptl
Sernbane % garebusfonrnrisfion,
6eoe / 6reoags fit @iem / ct.
Saul. som tom 1873 fra @borles-
topn, Masi., til ct. Saul, bbor ban
biitob- meo 0prettelie1 af Minneio-
ia &orn6epartenent i 1886.
@aa blot pioes bar Glauien DanF.
San bprte til 5rinureror6enen %
Sor6f9itelien paa 0aflono @emete=
rD ffete fra ct. 8all Malonic
$en1ple.
3 Charles SO. gmes, Ser Ienge
bar i11otaget en- frenifuot Stilline
ST.. Soul, op6e / @pnoags / fit
&iern, sol @rp1b apenue, en- M-
Ser af IS Mar. Mr. glmes bar e1,
at ct. Hauls be6it fien6te 8orgere;
at mango bleb ban fa16t 8bens fer-
ite 8orger. S Be fibite 90 Aar bar
ban &refi6ent % 8eitprer for Beit
Bnbltibing Gompqnp l1noer &ri-
gen bleb ban af Ben frm1ife @egie~
ring beoret rneb' agreslegionen for
9ienefter pbet Grunfriee. Nfosoe
par fsoti MinneapoIis.
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Sc rsratis" 8bssegrunbe.

@i6en bet @eoe @ors Oplps<
ningsfontor for noele Tiger iiben
gennem bette 8lab u6lte6te en- Mo=
pariel imoo ben grosieren6e Steal
eitateibin6el be6 @ielp al rgratis"
8pggegrunoe, bar &ontoret baft 8e=
ieg af ier @erioner. Ser bab6e r11'
oeri ifrebet &ontraffer for &eb al
8pggegrun6e, efter at bore blebet
loffet no paa 2anoet for at ie oe
reratis" 8pggeerunoe iom' 6e baboe
bun6et be6 2o6trefning". aon>
trafterne bar for 8eleb paa inSttl
800 Collars og &eberne babhe in6<
betaIt fra 10 til 200 Dollars.
On al 6e fremoiite &ontrafter 1eo
paa at &gberen, efter at 5auc De-
tolt 400 Collars / naoneolige s(i=
orog ptloe bliut gier af 8pggegr 1ro
$50. q og 20 :1cm angtbet pa1 st
2on6fort ser bleb bom forebilt be6
@olget." 0a &eberen life bar no.
gen &opi al bette 2an6fort, og 6a
ingen &opi er blebet oeponeret /
County Glerfens &ontor eller paa
noget an6et offentligt Ste6, giber
6enne &ontraft ielbfplgeltg iffe ben
minolte Gtfferbe6 for at &eberen
faar 6e 8pggegr11n6e ser blep biit
bamt 1nen SGlgeren tan efter at
babe no6taget Sc 400 Dollars an=
piie bpitte @rur6e ban gnifer og
li9e at Sc bar 9h1n1t1er 81 og %
paa 2anofortet.
@agen bill 11u blibe nern1ere u1l~
6erl9gt og ON forne6ent annelGt
til 9iltrict slttornep.
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Gn &empenbupttelie al &apets Gbbs
pa sSlp6.

&ul=5pgrgsn1aalet beobliber at
ltaa paa Oagsor6enen ielb / &nl<
lanoe iom 9lmerifa og england.
Sntet timber, at man baa6e Der oq
an6re Steoer Jet fig ON efter npe
gnergifil6er. s gnglan6> ser paa
alle Sioer er onilDnget al &abet,
ligger oct n9r at tenfe paa en- l16=
nDttelie af ben / gbbe< og s5lo6be=
oGgelien in6ebol6te &raft. Derpeb
bil6e ser funne ipares monge &uI.
Sg set ton 1neget bel lo6e fla
gibre at lenfebtnoe @aoet oe fper,-
De bet for bore Maifiner. s Maret
1887 bpggebe De bollonoite snopan=
orere iaafalbte Gloon.eller beo
8rooflpn Mmerifa. M1on femme
oct @an6 op, ser beo Glo6ti6 pres~
ie6es sin6 I goft @iber, % loo set
beo @bbeti6 lsbe tilbage til &abet,
efter at set un6er @eis bob6e fat
Mellerne / Gang. Dis}e gamIe
@eller fin6es e116r,l og oripes jto6ia
paa iar1n1e Moooe.
9i6en bot man prebet at fin6e
paa be6re Metbo6er. Men set er lite
lpffeoes. 0g set &ernpeonleg,
iom MI er proieHeret i england, er
baieret paa Metbo6en fra 6e boIla1o=
lfe 6lo6meller be6 8rooflpn fra
1887. @n1eget ifaI bpgges pe6
@riitol poa ehglanos @eitfpit. Ser
l16mun6er 6Iooen @epern, og set er
oens be6 5lo6ti6 itigen6e @ono> mon
aeter at benDtte, i6et @onoet ffol OBJ
itemmes be6 en az &i1ometer (co.
3 MiD lang 99n1ning. gfaor @on=
set flpoer tilbage, ifo1 set oripe en
&effe itore Surbiner, ser iatter
ppl6ige 9pnonoer / 8ebeqeIie.
Den 0erbeo uobifleoe @leftricitet
feres iaa til 6e Steoer> bpor ser er
ierlig anbenaelR for 6en, belt til
Birmingham % 9on6on, oltlaa in6=
til ITO &iloneter fra @ro6uftions=
1te6et.
9a Sc &an6masier, Der presies op
/ Sebern iffe alti6 er 1ige itore, tan
man lite regne me6 1ige flor 6pI6=
ming af 8asiinet bper @ang. Ser
for ifal Ser anlegges ct &eierbebas=
iin Ser faar Gilferiel, bber Gang
BET er J@pringfloo, og bborfra @ar,=
oct l1tppes u6 / &obe6bosiinet, noar
ser / bette berifer 8an6mangeI.
Set bele Mnleg er falfuleret til
80 Millioner 8un6 @terling. Men
iaa regner n1d,1 ogiaa at t1nne uo=
bin6e / 9lt ober' en- @illion &eites
&raft be6 bette enc Mnleg, roar Re>
lerbebusfinet inttes / Gunttion, oe
ellers bbert 6al6 100000 @eites
&raft ON Daeen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08

fren1fomme en Strsmipen6ing paa
900 &oH paa set al b. 11nrnb paa=
piite @teo, iaa bil6e set Minoite
set enc Gpagitremsbatteri bere ble-
ben p6elagt be6 &ortilutntng.
sSorflaringen ON SEN paaltaae6e
&irf11ing af Mtorn=Spalt11ing er en-
falit 0mgang me6 @lagor6 fra oen
n1o6erne Mtom=6piif. S Mpparatets
bele ssSn6retning 1a6er fig life set
&isgeite paabtie, ser bar noget me6
Mtom=5paltning at giere. Opfin6e=
rem bar BOG beller lite paa noget
&unft ipgt at eibe &igsanittlten en-
iaa6an 6orflaring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08

De Sarer, iom far faI6t iterfeit,
er 5arnpro6l1fter, ion1 mt Blot er
70 Focent b6iere en6 / 1918, Moret
fdr &rigens l16bruo, me6ens pao
Den a11oen &aan6 8peningsmateri-
aler> paa Sro6s al set betpoeliqe.
5olo t Erelaitpriierne, frem6eles er-
1922 Srocent bgiere en6 / 1918. i
slf Sc nj @oreerupper er 6en, ionn.
on1fatter oe al1ninoelige 2epnets.s
g1ntoler, oen eneite> bbiIfen geetai3-|
priierne iua nogeniun6e fplqer neoI
Mboleiolepriierne / oisies neooo.|
9aaenoe 8ebegelie. Set ieneite sss,t-s
oertol for oenne @ruppe, ornfotten-3
De 4S forltiel1ige @lags 6eoebore-I
artifler, oiier, at @boIeiaIeprifen
for 1erberenoe gienneminitlig er
90 Moce1,t og 9fetailpriien So @ro-
cent bgiere emo 1918.
Frtierne poa Sarnpro6ufter er
,gaaet neo til, bbao Sc bar / Septena.
Der 1916 og @riien paa Metoller
til, bba6 6en bar MpriI 1916.
8boleialepriierne paa Ge6eporer
er gaaet ne6 igien til, bbao 6e bar
! Saruar 1917, @emitalier. til, bpaa
De bar &pril 1917 @leber til
bbao De bar / 1917 oe forfie1fiae
anore 8arer til, bbao oe bar sTe-.
br11ar 1918.
Nnore @oreerupper er oerimoo.
enonu lite engang fonrmet neoiaiea.
til Trisniuealset fra GreosHutninqs,.
periooen. &riierne paa @paninqs.
'11aterialer er iaaleoes lite rpffet
len9ere tilbage emo til @eptentber.
1919. Sc bar b1a1,bt Sc fioite> fom
begDnote 0pitignineen; men oo Sc
fbrit begpnote> tog oe fin Mon iqien,
og De boloer fig fren6eles paa Ssi-
6erne.
Erilerne poa @usu6itpr ct lite
ton1net lengere ne6 igien eno iii
Ertsnibeauet 1919, me6ens anI-
prilerne lite er fon1met Ipnoprp mn
gfeobeten emo til @risnipeauet
Mpri1 forrige Mar.