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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
Statsbuspitalet i Ssnberbor8.

Set oanife @totsbospital / Spn,
6erborg er bleben in6btet. Set bill
funne mo6tage omtrent 100 Yatie11>
ter. @on bar maattet foretage en-
Meng6e foran6ringer, 6a oct / fin
ti61tgere &ilberelfe iom tpif Mari-
nela5oret fun bar in6rettet paa
man6lige &atienter, %beientlig ber=
nepligt Manoifab, % / BET @ele to-
get lite in6rettet paa ollie Sc 0pga>
Der, iom ct @pgebus me6 alle Slags
@atenter maa 1eie. Mlene 0bergon=
gen til spgepleierifer bar pol6t itore
@anifeltgbeoer, i6et ser %in6enfor Sc
gipne &ammer fful6e ifaffes @la6s
til 80 Spgepleieriter foru6en @iger=
ne. Sp9ebufet ct blebet monteret
fra Mpt, ga man mo6tog set ganife
n0en Snbentar. Sgbrigt ct set mo-
tnrligpis / allie Moaoer mo6erne
in6rettet.
Statsbospitalet / Spn6erborg
mo6tager fortrinsbis @otienter fra
@orolespig, og &rigsinpali6er, Ser
faar un6erltettelie, bar Sortrinsret
til 8eban6ltng for 6eres Sn6bali6i<
tet eller Gglgerne 6eraf.
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borg @enitano for me9et flor 0p-
4uerfiombe6 poa fin go Mars $50.
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Dripbuie, % Eelegrammer inolpb
fra ollie @gre al 2an6et.
2bgitbr, bpor ban MI Dor, bor ogz
1na prret me6 i &pl6eiten til Di9-
teren. 8pen Dor itertt flagimDttet,
og en- Population bar font &epre<
fentanter for en- &re6s al 8pens
8orgere bos 6s6ielsoagsbarnet for
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let ct lm,1tt @engebelpb, for bpiltet
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Motip fra 2egiter iom @abe fra
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Senien &lints @run6tbtg-@irfe ifal
relies paa 8iipebeieg.
9ette bill, ,nener l16balget, gle6e
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Set bar for alle 6er1, Der gao
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T1tning, 6en ielbfelgelige Scrub
1etniing, at ollie Minoer fra bine
t9age if1l6e bernes og fre6es. l16et1
paa noget @unft at rere 6isie, ffml.
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,og for ite6ie bar 6anif.
Dette Dor Eonfen. Mer for at
blibe til @irfeligbe6 frebe6e ben,
at ollie forito6 Ben og btllige6e ben.
Sum iaa fit ben fin itore og a1met!e
/ 8etp6ning.
It's fra 6en1e Sanfe er set ii1l1
fitnaet fait at &trfen ital bpgses paa
8ifpebierg. Mle itri6enoe menin.
ger bar artaget 6enne @Ia6s.
@runoen er ifenfet al aont1rt,1-
men. Staten bar giDet fit itore @ii-.
orassi 0pfbrelfen 90 pribate bar
sbetnnftt ben neo betpoelige @aper..
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&trfelig Screening for Sen inore
Maisiion j Danmart ia mi 191
MiSiionerer foru6en 8ogfelgerne,
528 Misiionsbuie og 583 Misiions-
treble.
~9en in6re Misiions Gioenoe"
bar 21,600 Sol6ere, st Orb meo
paa 8eien" 10000, rSSnore Mis=
iions 8gneblao" 10000, r@aa6gi=
beren" $3.50 og "@e >,nges 8lao"
$1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
&lnbidist 9b6sfalb.

8agermeiter Gram, @sfob, ser
bab6e beret poo 8ei6g bos fin 9at-
ter og Spigerign, ser bar 8agerfor,
retning / &a6erslep, ianf, 90 ban
befan6t fig paa 8anegaar6en for at
reiie biem plu6ielig bebi6itlbit liant
men. SON bleb ftrafs tort til 9m<
terens Stem, bbor ban tort efter
u6nan6e6e u6t1 at bore for1r1en til
8ebi6itbe6.
8ager Gram er fen6t al alle
gan1le Msfobeleber, i6et ban bot
sSn6ebober al Msfobs eneite Bager-
forretning.
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@pslinge. @giifole fra 1. til 5. &u,
QUIT. 8lan6t Salerne tan tteb11es
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8a{tor @ipin6 8erggrab fra &riiti-
anin.
&onbentets 6orman6 ct @aitor
81. s. g. 9abl, 6re6erifsberg.
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Mp &alsmenisbeb.

On ltprre &re6S paa @g1te11 mel
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ilr1ttet fra oct fomrner6e 6 fteraar
at oprette en- @algmentgbeo ont
fatten6e flere Sogne. Sg ben bar,
i Gp1ge r&osfil6e Dgbl.", enitem-
migt % inotrengenoe rettet en- 0p-
fororing til &a1tor @anien-2abin6,
@agerup<&irferl1p, ON at bore 6ens
@r9lt.
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st Subiemm.

@plig funoe 6iniens meoicinife
2Dsinitttrt feire IS @ars Subtle
@ennem DC IS Mar bar Snititutet
befeitet fin 0pbabsman6 og Sfa-
bers &p, befreftet, til bbo meger1
@eliignelie @iels 6tniens 2ipsger-
ming bar b9ret.
Set er &un6re6er % otter &n11=
oreoer al 9anifere og u6lenotnge,
/ 2ebet at 6e 25 @arbar funoet
&elbreoelie og 2tn6ring paa Sniff
tutet % TIT min6es set me6 Got-
1emligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
Set inbffe 1tniberiftet.

6or nplig afbol6tes ser pao
&e6oing &giifole efter Sn6bp6elie at
ct l16balg fra &e66ing=@gner ct Of
fentligt Mp6e, ON ct ipif uniperii>
tet. Otter at en- lang @effe Ealere
bapoe baft 0r6et, faitilog Dirigen-
ten, s.. Stint, 8ran6itrup, iom Me=
0ets @eiultot, at l%1niperiitetet, paa
@runo al De itore rationale 9pga-
Der, man 1to6 oberfor / @en6er<
ipllano> bl1roe lpgges / 6isie @gne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
&nnseren efter Sorb

{es, / Gblge r&eim6al", al, at ct
olminoeliet 8arceliteo paa Ms paa
10 E6r. 2aro, ser bar aberteret til
@alg / 8Iaoene, bob6e ca. 80 ar1s
melote 2pitboben6e, % 6en bbiitbp>
6en6e git op til $4,000 Set. uoen
at. SET bleb ban6let. @elgeren
bol6t 8riien boo 10000 St.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
81 ibnberigbfe 2aubepeie.

S Epnoer Mmtsroa6s Mp6e for
1e6en b%ebanoleoes @ei>@pbresmaa>
let. Set oplpites, at gtaten bill poe
fent Otten6e6ele al lbgifterne pe6
u6bpgning al 6e ganle probinsbeie
% en- &re6ie6el pe6 Mpbpgning al
8ibeie, Ser obegaar til 2an6ebeie.
for iamtlige fbn6erip6fe
@eie lp6er paa en- l16gtft paa 20
Mil1. ST., bboraf Staten D6er oe
IL. Gor &sn6er Mmt lp6er Ober>
ilaget / Gb1ge "@ibe Stiftit." paa
9,446, 900 ST., foa set bliper en- ret
.betp6elig @iel6, Mmtet r1oa paata-
&c fig. Ser regnes me6, at Mmtet
bill faa 100000 &r. in6 ON Maret
fin Mn6el / Motorifotten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
! Sc ibnberihbife Sbin.

.9@re 6lfbI." ffriber: 9grgboerne
fjgber 6en1e Gi6 en- Meng6e Sri
ie ! Senoeripllan6. &ber Sag
bringer neften EN- nh @riiebanoler.
Men De allerfleite Spin, Ser Ieperes
fra Sgn6eripnano til Saabore
Slagteri, afregnes efter 8. .s&1.s
8ris;; Sc bar 10 lite 6erne6e baft
.oe @ilfaar for Sbineab1, iom i set
.eorige 2ano. Sc fbroerip0itel Sri
fe er fn1aa % forteSog / set SeIe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
Sans bebite Malfefo!

S $erntng bar Solfebittigbeoen
tratbH meb en- Observation-Disclosures
fare. 5orle6en Mm bleb en- mano
banfet op al ct @ar Mer6, Ser
melote, at bans beoite malfefo biab.
Be faaet en- @oe | Salien. @e6 Gf.
terfpn ! Stal6en opoaee6e bar,
imiblertib ittet, % fSrit ON Meorr.
gerte1 l6ites @aaoen. S &uoe.t1
pnn ga16poften fa6 Ell Moel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
~Danmark. -.
Ser er W}i6Ier NOT til

Ser er Mi6ler NOT til at lpgge
= men Der ct langt igen,
fir @rigen i fin &elbeo tan relics.
&irfens mange @enner maa birfe
for l1pc 8i6rag. Stl Sommer gaar
Mrfitette11 / @ang me6 at 1Rggc
Taornets 6obiten.
Sill at ffabe bette 6remti6enS
@antbeon paa 6anif @run6 maa
afle bnre 11eo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
st Orb, Der 1ebnebe fig.

st 8praa6smeolem / &oloing uo=
ialte forle6en / 8praa6et, at Sc Mr<
beioslpie intet gioroe for at faa
BeFeftigelie.
Nu mp6er ser bber Sag so Mr,
bei6sleie paa bans 8opel % be6er
bam anbiie Dem 8eifefttgelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27

Toraar.
0per De erb1a1ne asre
90 oppe i 2uftens 8laa,
no ober &1eiemarfer,
iom Solen thinner poo,
fltnger ct ialigt &bio6er,
6irrer ct Sob al 2p6 -
tuiino uipnltge Sugle,
Der toner / Goraarsfrpo.
@ai &offmar1t1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
&auun6bpra Strife

er blepen genin6btet al @robit &ert5
Sinoernp efter at Sen omfotten6e
Sitanoiettelie er gennemfprt. Sitan6=
iattelien bat foitet ODER 100000
ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
NY Liste over indbundne B0pet.
paSSende for BibliOtheker

som s@ges til vedf6jede Priser we'd Ndodageken af Bel6bet.
Mark! Med Undtagelse at II. F. Ewalds Boyer hayes ovenstaaende KIM
enkelte Eksemplarer. hvorfor man bedes at n@vne Ell anden Bog. ON do,
Gnskede er udsOlgt. h.-& ##@
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27

airfelis Screening for Sen inbre
MisifOn 9anmaf.
/. s rDen inore Misiio1rs si6enoen
ben inore Mstsiions gargberettting
for 1920.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27

,itte al Eppe, fom man gnifer benz
bborfor 0isie inofipbte @rile lite.
ber be,1pttes til Mpl. S @en6er.s
iDllan6 .er Ser ga ogina begDnot ct
Mrbeioe paa at faa spinebeitanoen
forbeoret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
@is Misien ON Mmerifa.

VIZ 1t1Icu UAN ZtHNertIu+
&pao Oplepelier ongaar, maa
jeg iige, at Mmerifa bor 1fnffet
mig, lite iaa meget iom ct Sor6=
itelp eller en- SSn6taneropiton6 bar
leg beret @i6ne til. Seq bar poa
mine lange Cure bnret meo til Ell
lille Sernbaneiammeniteo og iet
5elgerne al to 1tgrre, men maaife
fan leg bore b%el6tgere, naor ieg
tommer 6erober n9ite Gang.
Sro6s al Mmeritas @torbe6 bar
get meo en- .Sglelie al Sen itgrlte
@le6e, at leg tgen iaa' @reniun.
oets 9ronning meo fine progtfuloe
Spir, Ga ri beo Mftenstio paobe=
gpnote set iioite lille Stpffe ne6
til &pbenbabn. &ronborg er /
mine 9ine pragtfuloere emo 1elp Sc
melt imponeren6e 8pgninger / gel
fierne, og enonn iterre I'll min @le.
oe blibe, naar leg / 2bbet al fao
Gage igen gaar ON 8or6 paa Gaa.
borgoamperen % efter faa Eimers
|Seillaos igen fer Dpbbbl og bort
|bele fere Sgn6eripllan6> bbor M
D%anneborg baier, og ieg bill felt
efter 6enne Sur bol6e fat be6 9r,
6ene / Gar teniens Gang:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-27
&ar &er6en mig til Sails
og frit leg maatte faare,
leg balgte mig ct Mls.

9anmarf er og bliber set beo=
ite / 8erben, % Mls ct igen set
be6lte / Donmarf.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23
Time For Action By THE FEDERAL TRUSTEES

great many years ago the New Haven Railroad Com pany which had become swollen with many rail- roads, seamboats Fed era Court found to be in state of sin, ordered repent and sin
 By legal decree the railroad separated trolley lines and these placed Trustees who had the sole duty sell the properties certain.
 Winters and went Snow followed snow pre- cession of the equinox pursued it's certain way became youths, and youths to be in the thres
 The Connecticut Company remained III the hands of trustees Upon pretext another the sale of the properties and went without Federal Trustees continued in doubtless draw their very liberal salaries.
 The conditions have not been good for the public The eub lie has paid kind of tariff known the roadng and public and street railways have
 Refusing to it's taxes the street railway monopoly relieved of burden which others pave maintain bridges from it's shoulders.
 The tneys which did give service for nickel been legslatvey destroyed to the roe and still their salaries but function for
 which they created to sell the lines and stage
 The policy which has been pursued matter tended well devised to inure the business pos trolley lines intended program could we'll
 continual shifting of fares, changing zone and creation of added restrictions brings the trolley transport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

London, Nov. 23 - Rfoting which began in Belfast Sunday had its ch- max yesterday in a state Of shoting, bormbing and turmoil approaching civil war.
 Dispatches to the London soress from Belfast. place the blame ac- cording to the sympathy of the re- spective newspapers. However, while it seems established that the Sim Feiners were responsible for the bombing of a tram car full of ship yard workers in the afternoon and the death of three and injury of 30, orders suggest that the aggression was reciprocal and due to the rancor between the NationaIists and Orange men.
 The total casualties in the series of outbreak up to midnight last night stood at 13 persons dead, with more than 50 seriously wounded. ! The entire force of soldiers and police dn Belfast Is said to be unable to cope with a situation such as arose yesterday, and the military comman- der is reported to have announced that if the disorders continue, the curfew hour will be advanced in the disturbed area so as to forbid use Of the streets after S:30 p. m.
 The Sim Fein objects strongly to any proposal which would leave Ul- Ster, or any pant of 1t, outside the Irish system.
 Ulster objects to any al1-Ireland parliament and refuses to abandon it's representation in the Imperial par lament. It would only discuss an all Ireland parliament, it is declared, on the condition that the six counties had in such a parliament the same re- presentation as the remaining tive nty- six counties.
 Thus tomorrow, 1t appears, MT. Lloyd George will have to inform Sir James Craig, the Ulster premier of the Sim F'ein's refusal to concede this point. Sir James was to have met the British premier today, but the Ulster premier's indispoSit1on caused the postpon ement of the con- ference, which now is expected to take place tomorrow.
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Plays Found
 But No Clue
 To Relatives

(Continued from Page One) Miller Lumber Company, O woman's s gold watch, S7.49 in cash and mum Der of pictures and trinkets. No clues which might lead to the discovery of Mrs. Phelps relatives were contained in any of the papers.
 Considerable difficulty will probably be encountered in establishing the womanjs real identity, in view of the fact that she was known under many different names. One deed Issued by the town of Stratford in 1908, is made out to Honora Kiley, formerly known as NorrIe IeNoTmand.' It Is possible that Mrs. Phelps maiden name was Riley or LeN ormand. The receipt of the Frank Miller Lumber Co. was in the name of Bertha Arlington, and acknowledged payment for lum- Der and building material for a house at Ho11ister Heights.
 Some of the plays found among Mrs. Phelps effects were "A Priest Without a Parish" China King at the Greenback Home in America, ' "A Little F'ortune," and "The Irish Wake The manuscripts were both typewritten and in long hand. The play entitled "A Priest Without c Parish" was copyrighted in Wash ington, under the name of Mrs. Wtnt- fred Hart of Fairfield.
 Mrs. Phelps, who was a cdairvoyent and fortune teller, was last known in Bridgeport under the name of Madam Eldridge. At various times she also used the names, Madam Allen," and "Alga"
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window pane.
 Could you kill everybody in a great city in five minutes?'' I asked.
 ''I think T could," he replied. "L could at any rate, after I made @ few more experiments.
 Future wars,'' he continued, "are going to be waged almost exclusively with airplanes, submarines and gas. Battleshfps will not count for much. Guns are very spectaIcular instruments for kdlling-they make a great noise and explosive shells blow great holes in the earth, but guns do not carry destruction over a broad area
 "A bursting shell kills only those who are within a few feet of it. A single charge of such gas as chemists now know how to make is sufficiently deadly to kill every man. woman and child in an area equivalent to five or six city blocks.
 "That is why I say 1t would not be difficult to send a flock of air planes over a city and kill every per- son within five minutes without breaking a pane of glass.
 All that Is necessary is to make a gas that Is very poisonous and very heavy. Heavy gas settles on the earth so that no one in the vicinity can escape it.''
 At this point I recalled a remark that I heard attributed to MT. Edison ten years ago, to the effect that if the U1ated States ever got into a tight pinch he would put the government in possession of a, destructive agency pending national disaster could cause him to disclose it. asked him if he had been correctly quoted. He replied in the affirmative. I asked him if the weapon he had in mind was gas The only answer received was a. broad smile and a gesture that indicated that the subject was one on which he could not say word.