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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

r
our population Increase is insufficient
Ito feed usg The thing is not reason
able.
When We had less than 10000, 600
people we had only 30,000,000 cattle,
and beef was much cheaper than it is
now. With present population of
| 9e,000,000 and a cattle supply of H.
eG7 900 we are assured that we are in
danger OF want for lack of good beef
steak. The reasoning is not sound
Some other cause is behind the high
price of alleged scarcity of beef.
The Gazette does not undertake TO
solve the high priced meat problem.
nor will the State Register attempt
to do so. But suggestion or two may
not be out OF place. The fact that
competition in meat production has
been vastly diminished. If not entirely
destroyed, and the natural desire of
greedy men to secure from the sale of
their product all the profits the traffic
will bear form one OF the main causes,
probably the one great cause. There |
may be other contributing causes,
such as the high price of land. and |
therefore the Increased cost of raising !
cattle and other live stock. and the ,
essening of the purchasing power Of |
our standard money. But the people |
should not lose sight of the fact that
he trusts are the vital offenders in |
increasing prices on all necessities
,f life, and they should unite to de-
'troy them. State Register
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
NOTES OF RAILROADS

party of Mobile and Ohio officials
went north yesterday on a tour OF in.
spection.
Conductor ]. H, Lewis of the hi.
nois Central Cairo-Centralia run is
laying off and his place is being filled
ny Conductor Van Smith.
Illinois Central trains SO and 81
carried extra coaches yesterday to
accommodate the Sunday crowd.
Conductor Charles Black of the Bel
mont division of the Iron Mountain
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends,
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TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

Rolf limo cars due to leave Second q, 70
USAa LsA1 ing north on Commercial Ava
every 10 minutes from a. m. to II p. m,
Going north.on Walnut Stevery ih minuteu
from sos q. m to 1868 p. nj.
Poplar ST. Line Il 'sss s. Ave g, due
ing north on Molhrook. Ut 6:b7; 8:77: 0:i7: an
7i2 a m, and ON the same minutes every Morn
antil f0:42 and l1:l2 p. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81. NJ sac:
6:ly;,634. 8:4s and 7;oi a. m. and on ZANE min
utes every hour until 1924 and ll.O4 .. M
Poplar st. cars due to pass st. MAry's perk
10 minutes after leaving second st
Belt Line Owl Cars \ no .ss !, on w s.s
M; 80 .. M; $50 .. M: s.ao 4. M; AGO .. m
n:5Q a. m,
North en- ComlnerctAi--lz p, m. o. m. IN
IN o. m. q, nj. 5 a. IN.
Belt and Owl cars are due 10 paas Wear
lhfrty-fourth 81 Ii minutes AftoF teAvtn
Sec "a St
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

On the night of June 4th, Mr. d
Hartman's two story frame building
on the northeast corner of Eighth and
Walnut streets, was destroyed by fire
The fire companies, by hard work
succeeded in preventing the fire from
spreading to adjoining buildings.
During the fire difficulty took place
between members of the Delta and
the Rough and Ready Fire companies
which was suppressed by half a
dozen policemen. Fred Sticher of
the ueitas was badly cut and others
less seriously injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

There was no circus in Cairo yes
terday Sunday. Several excursion
parties We're here, composed OF some
hundreds OF people who came to at
tend the show, but who were disap-
pointed in this. although they found
other opportunities for entertainment
perhaps less satisfying certainly, in
not few cases, much less creditable
TO the city and themselves. Neyerthe
less, the county authorities Judge
states attorney and sheriff. and the
hundred or more citizens who spur
red them on, deserve to be commend
ed for preventing the circus perform
ance as and where it was planned
provided their zeal in this case may
be taken as proof OF an awakened
moral sense. which win prompt them
TO exert themselves with equal earn
estness and energy and effectiveness
against the long-familiar evils In the
city, which are many times worse In
every respect, from moral point OF
view, than a Sunday circus perform
ancei could be under any circum-
stance. Granting all that is or may
b. claimed IN behalf OF yesteraas h j
aecdmplishn aaasasR one can not help }eel-
Ing, Aconsidering all the circumstances,
that "a mqAsptain has laborea ana
brought forth a mouse" when with
Ike labor in other directions. It might
have brought forth land may vet
bring forth1 several very fine and
very large specimens OF real moral
reform
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
September Circulation.

The above is correct statement
OF the circulation OF The Cairo Bulle
tin for the year 1908 and for the
month OF September 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this It'll day of October, 1909,
EMMA s. RILEY,
Notary Public.
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Engaged
Girls
Keep Men
Friends
BY BETTY VINCENT

does not really for her ane properly would desire the
comradeshp of other When really love
be with the she intends other 10 interest her.
II girl who engaged marry that sacrifice give
the other does
not know her heart that she really love the
said she would marry enough to become his wife.
For, what does girl like this &
cannot exist without other around her while engaged
will she do when she is rrd< The idea wrong, girls give
up men friends give up fance il neither fair
self nor to him TO attempt to keep them both.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

Some time ago | noticed an article tell
ing how cattle suffer in cars. Why not
look after the men who build the roads TO
haul the cattle on? One company compels
II men TO sleep in an old box car with two
thin blankets and All old gunnysack for
mattress. Ne have no stoves. to dry our
wet clothes when it rains. No soap or
towels are furnished to wipe our faces on.
And the board for which we pay 1918 a
week is not fit to give dog. One dollar
is kept out of our wages by the boarding
contractor for Office fees before starting to
work and il we get 10 cents day increase
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Bear In Mind.

Poultry will not thrive on damp
ground.
Sifted coal ashes make q good ma
terial for dust bath; the only OBJ,
lection noticed in using 1t is that
1t will color the feathers of white
fowl and give them dirty appear
ance
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1908. :. .2084
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of Sep
TENDER, 1909 ........... -. .2o47
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
The Bulletin ID on sale 1t The II
lowing places:
Coieman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.

Elsewhere q citizen presents some
valuable information to voters regard
ing the manner of voting for the
Registration Law on Tuesday. In
q nut shell: scratch out the line
which says Against the City Election
Law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

sh continually on the farm devos practically atten-
ton to elclng the child wide cultural wants nsisnt
demands for the good things life dreams of what he is have and
70 De- on gives very little of that will and imagi-
haoh winch develops the person the capacity and the eaanss
" make OF his exclusive initiative the objects his desire or their
equivalent.
lhs defect characteristic Of the higher education we'll The
young college graduate spite all his educational course has
serious time himself and Others time when at last
undertakes positively the things as they are His inele
a aouun mas always been predgeSd for him. He has held
IN has hands and he has thought was driving bu his careful IRA
eeptors have really let him run the risk
me general tendency to luxury the cowdg easy sensa
uona ways OF politics and financial gambling nn
when Is SO strong American eth Get great deal and
do little possbeis traced to the defective env;r
men III which young people placed
Lincoln and creative spirit has that Indispensable
SORT OF ecao the learning to make something nothing and
to make that under the the world would stand in m
inherent worth. Nobody is educated
who has not learned this; everybody is ".
educated who has Ilpt1yfScT. NuVT4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
kt,AFdLovh.

Why will so many girls who are engaged
to he married insist that they cannot give
up the attentions Of their men acquaint-
ances?
Girls, this is all wrong. You have abb
solutely no right to permit your former
male acquaintance to call upon YOU after
YOU have announced your engagement OF
course, exceptions might be made in the
case Of an old and intimate friend but
under such circumstances it would be best
to receiye him only when your fiance or q
ncr her of your family is also present
The main point, however, is that a CIR.
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CAIRO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY GO,
(INTERURBAN LlNE.)

TIME CARD.
Cars will leave Second street, Cairo
for Mound City and Mounds as fol-
lows:
First car leaves ar 4:3o a. m.
Second car leaves at 6 a. m. and
every hour thereafter unit! 8 .. m.
Last cars leave at $40 p. m. and
11:2o p. m.
c. E. ARMSTRONG,
General Superintendent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

Perhaps the greatest foe Of Christianity
greatest because of its probability is
what We may term false culture Now.
true culture i not in any sense antagonis-
tic to Christianity, nor is Christianity in
any sense antagonistic to TRUE culture. In
deed. Christianity is the mother of the
world's'best culture Yet there is a false
culture, vain and arrogant, which is one
of Christianity's deadliest foes, We see it
well illustrated in the experience of Paul
at Athens. The naughty and arrogant phil
osophers Of that cultured city, imagining
in their egotism and pride Of intellect that
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

they had all the of the universe said conesccrg manner
Let aside this babbcr viii cp
and persisted bu that ber whom they
snecr has overturned and transformed Tie world the teaching
practical truth which he held And hee culture in this
of which itself against the simple faith Of hear
and which sn at the preacher Of Gods gospel Who H. lau
learned from his what truth and what viii d.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
HEALTH TOO PRECIOUS

What do you mean by refusing to
chop some wood after the good din.
ner have give yout"
We'll. lady de highest medical au.
thortties gree dat worlSin on full
stomach is Injurious, an don't want
to run any chances of ruinin' me SUI
perb health"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

I.abOrerS
Treated
Like So
Many
Cattle

from the company the board is raised % cents week. with change
We old the that can eat
Them When the skins they not bad Liver and and
sausage the bill of fare Men compelled leave ay
on account of the beard furnished.
mryte cents day allowed BY the contractor feed the
good cook is let the week he 30 day
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

Have the Bulletin on your break-
ast table ava~~ morning.
Subscribe Tor Tha BuiletiA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
Spoiled
Boys
Many Are
Not Taught
to Work
By ROBERT A. WOODS

fERolIl the prosperity OF the great Emerson The
first American will stand forever as the witness TO the truth
mat lite is something and other than what can
receive through it.
Most children of the wcl-to-o and many children of the
poor are to-day brought up have what they rather than
what they need The standard life to them seems to be to
possess rather than to create
Public school education resting back on the tradition
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
Danish proverh

1t Is too late to throw water on the
cinders when the house IL burned
down.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CaIrs, Alexander County. IIIInsiA
Population 1s.147.

CaIrs. Alexander County, uIlIrsls
Population 1e,147.
Mayor, GEORGy PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. FRANK b. Arm.
ETRON
City Attorney, HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Magistrate, ANDREW WHITCAMf.
Chief Of Police, M. 8. EaAN.
Alexander County, Population 47,4sl
County Clerk, JESSE r. MILLER,
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRANK ID. DAVIS,
States Attorney, ALEX M. WI. SON.
County Superintendent OF Schools.
PROF. 8. u. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED u
NELLIg.
Coroner. DIR. JAS. MMANUs.
Dsard Of County Commissioners
J. ]. JENNELLA, Chairman.
G. Y. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

Tho only Cairo paper with the ser
vice Of the Associated rress = The
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
CAIRO IN 1880
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

At meeting Of the city council
on May 2Sth John H. Robinson was
confirmed as city marshal, ]. c. Ia.
Hue police constable: John Cain, city
jailer and Win. McHale, assistant
chief OF the fire department.
On the afternoon of May S1st, fire
DESTROYED the corn meal mill of A.
Maekie & Co., and the boiler and en-.
|gine house Of Halliday Pros. -four min
adjoining, carsing loss OF about 500,
900 Faithful work by the volunteer
FIRE companies, who We're assisted by
the tug Montauk and the transfer
steamer MeComb, saved the Halliday
mill INV
Harry Hughes had accepted a 20.
fition In the banking house of Pace
IRros,, Ashley, Ill.
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miS(iondrer tic Nor0.
%gr6n(an0.

Sra &ipbenbapn t%elegroferes it6ite
lge> at Ell Misiionsefspeoition er
afgaaet til Sc life friitneoe @gne al
9&or6grgn1m16. gfspe6itione1ts
Moal er Sap Sort, bpor set nor6ltg.
ite gifimo-8oiteo / @renlan0 fin6es.
Denne gifimoltamme blep funoen al
Mplius gricfien / 1904, og ban op=
bol6t Jig nogen Gi6 blan6t 6isie
Solf. Snoen ban ben6te tilboge til
9anmarf, lobe6e bon Sent at ban bill
Sc arbeioe for, at Sc fun0e faa iam=
me Stptte al 6en 6anife &egiering
iom Sc an6re gr9nlan6ife Misiioner,
og set er ct &eiultat al bans Mr,
bei6e for oenne Gag, at Sen nl1pgren>
Sc @fspe0itton MI bliber u6ien0t. ga
Sap Sort ligger Mor6 for set egen>
lige 6anife Serrttorium, er @fspe0i-
tionen life 6irefte ltpteet al &egierin>
gen, men bliber uoien6t al Misitons>
lellfabet. Sen er nor11ltet for ct
lengere Spbol6 / Sc orftiife @gne.
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G%fanbinapiif Sbret*

Sen norife Surnforening arrange
rer ct itort ifan6inabilf amerifanif
observation-disclosures / 9ogan Square
8oleboll &orf SEN 196e September.
Sc Gnnlfe bill blipe repre- entere6e
De0 SPARTA. Man bebpper 6og
life at tilbpre nogen Stub eller Gor=
ening for at fomme nre6; bar man
SDlt og mener man at funne Hare Jig,
ga benben0er man Jig Blot I'll &e6af.
tgr 2ars Giljan, go 9icfens Mpe..
og man far @bance for at funne bin.
be en- al Sc so Me6oiller, ser bill BIZ.
be Seirberrernes 2dn. Set ct fgrltf
Gang ct iaa fort Stepne al Ben Mr1
er fori6gt fer / @bicogo, og Set bl1r6e
pinbe rigelig Sililutning. 8liber Sci
9rp0efamp, og set baaber ri SCI
gjgr, Ter ri Nun6en Dor tapre r8ull@
Slien imi0e omfring me6 babe ipen:
lie og norife.
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@pur sa1nmel ct Sorom?

@pergsmaalet er ip9rt at belbare,
iaa panifeligt, at en0n11 ingen Sor-
ifer bar gipet u6t6nmen6e 0plpsnin=
ger 6erom. SIT Sor6ens Mloer fife
er 5000 Mor, iom set be66er / Ml-
manaffen, er BOG flart bebiit. Set
maa regnes me0 ganife an6erlebes
itore Si6sperio6er.
Gor at faa nogenlun6e falte u6=
g%angspunfter for Oeres Sfign anler
Notwithstanding set for ngopen=
6igt at begpn6e me6 at on1ette
2nng6en al sen Si6> iom maa bore
me6gaaet beo 9annelien al Sc Dng=
ite Gag al Sor6operfla6en. Ser fan
man 10 40 grfaringens og Sugttagel=
TENS @ei finoe noget at bol6e Zig til
iom Si6smaal.
@aale6es bar ben %befien6te Sor-
fer Mgaslis beo fine nn6eriggelier
al &oralrepene langs Glort6as &pit
go6tgiort, at Sp6ipi6ie n al Slori6a
bar brugt cirfa 100000 Mar til at
boise op fra @aDbnn6en. &ornIre=
benes @efst fra Mor til Mor fan
nemlig maales ga1ife n6iagtigt. 2i=
geleoes fan man regne u6, bbor mani
&c Marbun6re0er Ser en6n11 er til.
bage, in6en &orallerne / S%orresltr9,
set bil bore bofse6e iaa iterft, at Be
tilitopper bette Stre6e og banner en-
8re meltem 9eD Guinea og Muitra,
liens Saitlanb
&e0 8re06en al Saone=Slo6en !
Sranfrig fan0t mon for nogle Mar
tilbage romerife Mgnter - 1900
Mar gamle - en- Meter UNDER Den
nuperen0e Sberflo6e al Mlluptalior,
ben. 9eraf fan man lutte, at 9an,
heller al bele set Ser %efstlteren6e
Sorolag maa babe meotaget 70 til 80
Morbun6re6er.
Scrub for BEN Sor6periooe, iom
for Gi6en er in6e, git Sen iaafalbe
eSsti6, Der fulqtes af en- 1uufaI61
~Mellemperiooe". Ssti0ens @arig.
beo iettes al Sen engelife @eolog
Hreitpicb til 100000 Mar, oq
uMellemperto6en" til $4,000
aar. On anoen engelif Sorifer bar
efter grun6ige unberiggeIier al Wter'
iep-SIooens Seize anifaaet Sen 9i6,
iom er forlpben efter SSti6en, til co.
600 Mar. Men itpttet til aitronomi.
ffe &ien0sgierninger bar @eologen
9r. Groll, aniat @%nrigbeoen al So.
tiben til 100000 Mar, og Siosrum'
J met efter benS Mfilutning til 10000
'Mar. Denne @Dpoteie bar lumber
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Sro Dafoh.

= On Man6 be6 Nabn Granflin,
iom Dor pua ct &omeitea6 al Sen ny
8D Quinn / Sen peitlige 9eI al Sta
ten, bleb forle6en rant at ct merfe.
ligt 2%pnneoilag. Me6ens fan git
ODER &rerien, traf 2pnet bans Sat
og rep Sen I imaa Stumper, men
u6en at ifa6e bam set oller min6ite.
- st b%enrneligt Stun fan6t Mrbei,
6erne, ga 6e om0anne6e 8alementet
/ Mulbal1 8%pgningen / @iour Sails,
en- al Sc fineite neutrality-suspicious.
/ 6enne 8p. Marf 9. Scott, en-
Sournaliit, bar 6en eneite, iom tun6e
gibe Splpsninger ON &ummet. Set
blep brugt til at ffiule 8ren6epin.
S fgrite gtage, lige ODER set bemme-
lige @ammer, blep en- Mfbol6sialoan
6rcpet. 9per 2emn1en til &ielberen
ito6 ct 8engeffab, iom blep flpttet
bber Gang man bar big paa, at 8oli-
tiet bar frnberen6e.
- Snforporationsartifler er in6=
ien6t til 9tatsiefreteren for Gar=
mers' State 8anf / 8rnce. &anfea
far en- &apital al $4,000. Snforpo<
ratererne er &bomas 81. Ebompion>
g.. &ol1ta6,@. s. @alters, Bruce;
6. @. @aroner, 6. s. Glittie, @roof-
ings.
Banter mes en- &apital al $4,000
iler me0 at inforporere fgr lite Suli,
ga Sen 1pe 8anflop tre6er / Strait
ifglge bbilfen ingen Statsbanf fan
inforporeres me0 min6re ems $10,=
900 &npital. 2oben bill frebe, at
allie Banter, iom bar min6re ems
$4,000 &apital, forgger @apitalen,
laai mart 6ereS S16ifu0 er blebet ii
@ange iaa meget iom &apttalen. So
ben fommer ogiaa til at berdre itprre
Banter, ga SEN forbpoer at mootage
Sn6ifu0 for mere ems Is @ange ST.
tiefapitalen. Set paaitaaes, at Ser
er 8onfer 5taten me6 fun $4,000
&apttul, JONI far nel item en- Willion /
Sn6ifn6.
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aH 49, 49, :r,nr,,rr $500 q .nr,.S.H ra...a

'forbitret, itoo Of gognen % iprana
.efter Drengere me6 &iiten. 81
gprige flap bef;; men 1tnge 8reeie itoo
paa ct 8rofar uoenfor &efperfet.
Gor at 1tn6gan ct Biifeilag gior6e ban
ct Spring MOB S~loobre66en, Ser bar
10 eller - SOB borte og ct @tpffe
UNDER BAN. San 1aae6e @re66en,
men fal6t tilbage / @an6et og oruf.
ne6e. De andre Drenge flyer, at
&pin6en mes &iifen figrte bort u0en
at erfpn6ige Jig ON, bpa6 ser bleb al
glarf. Sun er forelgbig life fien6t,
men 8olitiet me11er at bore iitan6 til
at finoe benoe.
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megen GsinIilutning in6enfor 9ibenifa'

megen 21l1l1tt11ttg tn0ett1or S10ellld'
bers Weroen.
Ssttttooen: ct egenlig en6nu lite gan.
tie opbgrt; Mlpelanoenes og Georges
8r9er er 2epntnger fra 0e fierne ST,
Der, ga beIe Mor6europa utaa babe
b9ret ct @renlnn6.
&porle6es ffal Semperaturififtet
forflores? Mt Soroen bar bpttet
Mfse, bill De fleite Mitronomer life
gaa me6 til at tro. ga bar man fun
at ontage, at golen iiben bine Si6er
er nftaget / Omfmg; men | btitortif.
iiffer Sis bar man ingen u%imooiige-
Iige @epiier for Solparmens Neb.
gang, ian man np6es til at foruoipt-
tie, at ser maa bore gaaet 9un6re6>
t11lin6er at Iar, for 8armetabets
8irfninger bar la6et Zig paaptie.
Dgiaa &rIperiooens @arigbeo bar
Sor1ferne ipgt at beitemme. &nl-
leierne maa nemlig bore opitaaeoe
u6enfor Slo6mun6inger enten | Sa-
bet eller / Sn6ider. st itort &ul-
lag / Mi6tfranfrig, nj &ilometer
Iangt, tire &ilometer breot og 700
Weter 6pbt, bleb for nogle Mar liben
bt%6enifabeligt un6eriggt. Set bite
Jig oprtnbeligt at babe bgret en- eSn6=
ip, iom efterbaan0en bar blepen fplot
me6 @rus % Egmmer fra 8iRrgene
Ser omfring. Man beregneoe, at
6enne Opfpl0ning maa babe taget
omtrent 10 Marbnnore6er. 9an=
nelien al gnglan6s @1lleier bar eff
ter Sen beremte @eolog, Cir SPELLS
Mening taget @unore6tultnoer al
Mar.
Sen fgr1te, iom brg6 me6 Sberle=
beringen og forfpgte0e Ben Sbeort,
at SSor6en maatte bore umaa0elig
gammel, bar Sames Sutton, Ser |
1885 offenliggioroe lin @episfgreli e
6erfor. S 0en fgrite 8egeltring for
&lattons Gbeori gift Sorlferne iaQ
bi6t, at Sc paaito6, at &lo0en bperfen
bap6e 8egpn6elie eller gn0e. 9ette
blep bog mo6bepiit al SEN bergmte
Splitter, Sir @illiam Ebomion, Ser
er be6it fien6t UNDER Set Mabn, bon
blep a6let UNDER: 2or6 &elbin. San
ilog uimooiigelig fait, at &looen
maatte bape babt en- 8%egpn0elie, lige
iom ben ogiaa itgbner fen imo6 en-
Mfilutning poa @runb al itaoigt
&rofttob. 2orb &elpin onllaar Sor=
Sens ianle6e geologi1fe l16bifling til
at billie mebtage / alt omtrent 100
Milltoner @ar.
Sor6ens @iitorie fien6es imi01ertio
fun / imaa @r1oltpffer. Derfor er
Sen BOG life ct min0re mpgttgt Gm=
ne at ltu6ere. .@bao Ri fer bar nep<
net, er blot nogle BrpDer paa oe pGl=
oige Gtprrelie Ter, bpormeo man maa
regne.
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|Sans Sterming, ogiaa Dor Ser ettoe-
Zig Be f~orifiellige gaobelgb for lnge
og gamIe, tpffe % 1ette Sc gamle
bar ollie / Seititemning % npo 9a-
gen og Samperet me6 6e mango
I@feiter. Maturen bar i lin Set,
pragt, % mango at 6e,beiggen6e fore
.tog imaa Streiftog omfring / Sen
ima1ffe 0megn og in6 pau ben gam-
Re biitoriite &irfegaar6, bpor Der er
.~@rapmonumenter fra 8egpn6elien al
set forrige Morbun6reoe, 6a De fgrite
tD1fe @ettlere TOM BERTH. Mlle bar
enige ON, at Mortpoo6 bar 6eiltg, og
at Sc gamle bap6e set rigtig goot INT
Ser ST. og Sru Morrtlens go0e Sill
ipn.
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Oct n0e Bdrne6jem Ole0
gp(er, minn.

GGNeE.o.E
De, ser n1aatte pnfe at gigre Sud
paa Dpfprelien al set npe 8ernebim.
iom r9en 0anife Strife" bar be6tage1
at lu6e opfere pe0 Spler, Minn., |
|Sommer, be0es at in6len6e lamme til
un6%ertegne0e bos bpem 8pgge'
plan og Specification Tan faces,
|8u6 mo6tages til Is. Suit 5. 81.
S%nmfun6ets Stprelie forbebol6er
fig &et til at beige eller forfalte in6'
TONNE Bu6.
6. 6. 8p6bplbt.
SIG Union Ctr, &actne, @is.
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&ol9alla pa &alfprten.

Salballa og 9ameforeningen Sal
fprien bol6er S~ellespicntc Sen0ag
Sen lite Suli / Seltrams @robe be6
@illlt0e, Sll. Man fommer 6erub
me0 Murora og @lgin anen, Ser bar
Citation poa Ste Mpe. mellem 8an
8uren Ctr. og Sacfion 8lpo. og
bpis eleftrilfe Iog 0esu0en TOPPER
peo Moribfiel0 Mpe. og So. Mpe. Mf=
gangsti0erne er &l. $50, 1920 og
11.30 Sorm., og Ser er mango Sog
mtor fan fomme tilbage me6 ON Mf=
tenen. @ele Spiren foiter en- balb
9pllar; iaa Set er 10 til at ober=
fomme.
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Mn CT set Siben, at De ber tegne
Gem for ct Mbonnement paa bette
8Io6. @e6 fine paaIioeIige Otter.
retnin9er og fit n6balgte 29ieitof bill
bet bIipe Gem en- fi9rfommen @ieft
fra rge til l1ge.
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uor6 Dafota>

= Set far baft en- bel Del Sp=
iigt / Samestomn, at en- 6pb &ulaare
er op0aget / @pi0erne Mor6 for 8pen.
8rgper tp6er paa, at ser UNDER bele
@gren :oper en- Gtrefning al tire
Mil 1igger 2ignitful. 9p6agelien
blep ferit giort pao 8erfS Garm,
bpor man bore0e en- 8rpn0.