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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
MOVING, SToRING. PACKING,
SHIPPING


LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
at In the west; goods shipped TO any
part O: the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed Rcdman
Moving and Storage Co Phones 555.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

s-ROOM ROOMING AND BoARDn
house, nicely Furnished and idss
good business. Main ST. Location. q
5000.
20 rooms in good location. cni .:
500: making big money; only s.Sla. q
make terms.
Fine cigar store doing good bush
only $3.50. VIII invoice al least 'lH
Must be sold at once.
Fruit. candy and cigar store near ?
SO. and Main. $500,
Grocery store doing over $4,000 M
VIII sell at invoice. Good locatcu
Restaurant doing big businsss
2nd South
Mahsu Inv. Co. 9i3 So. W. ICE.
Phones 3li, eh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

FRONT room for rent. lust one
half block from tho postofficc. Inst
party that had this room stayed two
years. Elegantly furnished, all ac-
commodatious. Call any time, Ad-
dress 3ib II. 18th So,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

20 NJ ST. 5-RoOM COTTAGE. BATH
room. electricity. modern. Inquire C.
n. Reilley. 10 NJ st. Bell phone 19l9-Y
c1322
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING


WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States. cut rates. kimball Var
and Storage Co. 1J w. ist So m2669
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

THREE ROOMS. BATH. PANTRY. GEL
lar. gas. c. l., close In: adults. l25 H..
srd South. cl5go
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
on ONE OF THE Bt.sIrsr

on ONE OF THE; BUSIEST co,,.,.
IN SALT LAKE CITY IS oecqGaasEs
T. EUROPEAN HOTEL OF MODS sS1ihn l
80 ROOMS, WELL FURNisJIrfh, 55hN 5hN
LONG; LEASE AT RE,ASOSIpf1pp ,r,!l! VIZ!
Al. STEAM HEAT FIfRNIsuIvAnz ~ Y
BUILDING. IT HAS SOLD Pnp PnpSU ~ Y
THAN $4,000. But PRESENT ~ nu1! uAsa
on ACCOUNT OF OTHER prSS,ra,lIl
Will SELL FOE $3.50, WITH Tg'a'S 4 ~ =;
YMENT OF S2Q0o INVEs1Tlsssss ~
EARLY. o'iisAu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
Z ROOMS GOOD ENOUGH FOR
ANYBODY

And located within five minutes or the
postofficc. You can rake t.is town with
Il fine tooth comb and YOU will not find
anything to even compare with this. All
pictures tapestries and bric-a bracs in
Cludcd 1t clears S25 n month above rent
and coal bills. Just look at il. Price
$675. and will possibly give you terms
The Lcwis-Lowe Co. Judge Bldg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG DURHAM HEREFORD MIL k
cow; $35; 1887 West &rd South b35e'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES. !.

AIl times are good 10 buy in G..
Guy hut just now. when the,o' 'in Y
4i.er mo Dnsy season is par,Ici,Isas
mentioned herein. 'a'ssns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
IS ROOMS

IS ROOMS.
All rented. III health compcls N, -
90 10 give up this money-nakipr ~.
$1,000 down VIII handle this.
2s ROOMS. WHATu
Only $3.50: $3.50 cash. balance a, !.
month. We know you will say m, /, Y
good la be true. but It's yours i, vor :.
first. great chance TO get into b"s;.-
on little capital.
On state street. We have said ~.
when VIC say this Is going for s1ots -
and is money maker. par exce1.rrs
CIGAR STORE
Almost for the asking What do va, :
pect for $3.50? Come In and le, u -
CORNER GROCERY.
Close In and doing n cash business Al n
To $1,000 per month. without a dsly,-
About $500 will handle this, as ,hsy
sell at invoice.
LUNCH ROOM
That Keeps always busy. Let Us IN
il YOU arc interested II go. SEQ sil l.
this business.
FAMILY HOTEL.
Parties interested In a large. welI.lour
new building, with more than a ree.
modern and up-to-date in all rcssst
Will do well 10 call on us for parrcsha
Ready about March, 1910.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE 1-
INVESTMENT C0MPAy]
(See Business Opportunity DepLl
II West ond South Street
Bell phone GScl. Ind plo.t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

FOR PENT-TWO OR -FOUR iJNFUR-
nishcd rooms. modern. no children b5a
r.. Ord South. clA4s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

Do YOU want n good grocery or meat
market? We have several places and
YOU can purchase at invoice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
FOR RENT-FUENISHED
THE LEWIS LOWE CO..
ROOMlNG HOUSE SPECIALISTS,
"rd Floor Judge Bldg,
CUSTOMERS FREE ADNERTlS-
ING SPACE

ono nice. newly furnished front
room tor rent; house thoroughly
modern; steam heated; five minutes
walk from the postofrICe. 30i II. lth
South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14

UTAH COMMANDERY NO. /. KNIGHTS
Iemplar-Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic temple. corner Second East and
FIRST South. the first Thursday OF each
nonth So3ornlng Sir knights cordially
invited to attend.
VIM. NJ. RASH. r. G.
IL. Q. LEATHERWoOD. Recorder
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
Teachers Go to Toledo to
Attend Institute.
NO SCHOOL HERE FRIDAY
Session Dispensed With at
Teachers Request.
state Association I'm Session for Two
Days--Thosc Who DO Not Go 10 To-
Icdo VIII Visit Other Cities TO OBJ
serve Methods Used There.

Friday and Saturday will prove to
be two big days for the local corps
of school teachers. About fifty teach
ers will go to Toledo where they will
attend the annual meeting of the
Central Ohio Teachers Association.
Other teachers who do not care to at
tend the meeting will visit the schools
at various points over the state The
local schools are to be dismissed over
Friday in order 20 allow the teachers
to spend the day prohtably to them
selves as teachers.
Some time ago permission was CIV
en- the teachers by the board of edu-
cation to leave their work Friday and
attend the big meeting at Toledo and
the board members heartily coincided
with them. under the condition that
those who did not attend the meeting
should spend the day visiting other
schools. A large number of local
teachers left this afternoon for Toledo
where they will spend the night and
visit the Toledo schools Friday morn
| ing and attend the sessions of the
lsrndetings Friday afternoon and over
Saturday. Friday morning a special
train Will be run over the Hooking
| valley and the majority of the loca
! teachers will leave on this train
| which is scheduled to arrive early
Friday morning after picking up del
Legations along the route. The meet
| ing at Toledo this year will be very
profitable as program of unusual in
| tercst has been prepared and mucI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
VOLLEY BALL GAME
IN Y. M. G. A. GYM
CIark's Team Defeats Emcry's While
CunnnSham's Five Whips
Miclklcys.

Volley ball was all the rage last
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium. 1t was the occasion of the
regular weekly meet of the associa-
ton volley ball league and some
highly interesting contests resulted,
In the first pla.e, Clark's aggrega-
ton stacked up against Emery's five.
Emery won the first but Clark rallied
and captured the second and third.
The scores. Clark. Is, 49, 49, Emery.
IS, 8, IT,
In the second series, Micbley's anG
lCunningham's teams played. Mickley's
bunch were terribly sleepy. They
couldn't see the ball at all and con-
sequently were overwhelmingly de-
feated. In the third game Mickley's
team was completely whitewashed as
it was unable to score a single point
The score: Mickey 4, 2, 0. Cunning
ham, Is. Is. Is.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
this city this morning and the loca
employees were paid.

George Whysall. of the G.. NJ. and
IS electric railway, was in Bucyrus
this week where he was booking after
the location OF the ticket office at that
place. The office OF the Wells-Far-
go express company and the ticket
Office OF the road have been combined
and the work will be done at much
less expense, The ticket Office and
that OF the express company at Bu-
cyrus were but recently established.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

a. l.. Diamond, fireman on the
Erie, who was recently badly injured
at Gallon, was able this week to re-
sumo his duties. Diamond formerly
resided in this city and his wife was
killed in an accident in the local Big
Four yards last winter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
MARION SAVINGS
BANK GETS BONDS
Pays S3-PrcmiunT Tor Issue Made q
y - PAY for street Repairs.

Bids for the, purchase of three
bonds OF $3.50 each amountig 10 $3.50
issued by the city for the completion.
of the repair work on the asphalt
paving on North Prospect street were
opened at the Office OF City Auditor
iHhl'ry g. Elliott at noon today. The
successful bidder was The Marion
Savings Bank Company which Of
fered a premium of SO. The bonds
pay four per cent and have a life of
two years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
AROUND THE WORLD
IN EIGHTY MINUTES
LYDIA Circle Gives Entertainment at
Central Christian Church

An entertainment under the title,
Around the World in Eighty Min
utos" given under the auspices of the
Lydia circle of the Central Christian
church attracted good sized crowd
70 the church Wednesday evening.
The evening was one Of profit and
pleasure and the efforts of the mem-
bers of the Circle were hansomcly re-
wrrded.
NFn,,,r,o,t. 90 Erogt rDptar CT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
BRIEF MENTION

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Klingel, of the Boulevard, Tuesday
night son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John zeisler,
OF Olney Avenue, Wednesday night a
daughter.
C. II, Parish. who has been con-
ducting furniture store at the cor
ner OF North State and Farming
streets, will open a new store on
North Main street in the building
owned by George IL. Uhler on Decem-
Der l.
On the day following Thanksgiving
the Y. NJ. G. A. will hold an athletic
contest. Gold silver and bronze
medals will be- awarded the winners
and some warm competition is ex-
pected. The association athletes are
training for the big event.
Ralph Marshall. the twelve-year-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Marshall,
of Farming street, was bitten on the
lo wor lip by a dog with which he was
playing Wednesday evening. The lad
was given surgical attention by DR..
S w. Mattox. Five stitches were re-
quired to sew up tho wound.
f. Shultz, who is employed in the
carpenter department of the Marion
Steam shovel company, had the thumb
of his left hand badly mashed while
at work this morning. The thumb
was accidentally struck by the ham
mer which he was using The joint
of the thumb was dislocated and the
flesh was badly lacerated,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

work will be done at this time.
Among the towns to be visited by
local teachers who do not attend the
meeting at Toledo will be Mansfield,
Gallon, Dayton. and other places out
side the Central Ohio Association.
This will be the first opportunity
given the teachers to visit schools
over the state this year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
JOINED IN WEDLOCK
AT F. B. PARSONAGE
Jerry VI. BurlSholdcr Wcds Miss Ella
n. Eycrctt---To Reside in
Caledonia.

Jerry NJ Burlqholder and Miss Ella
N. Everett, both of Caledonia were
united quietly in marriage at the
parsonage of the Free Baptist church
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev
George e. Barnard performed the
ceremony in the presence of only a
few trends.
The young people awe well known
in Caledonia and have the best
wishes of many warm friends. They
will reside at Caledonia.
Fancy Ohio Sand Grown Potatoes
soc per bu. I'm or 10 bu lots.
a, q, n o.. frIAs rrIrINEIg &, 90
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

We are unloading another car of
New York apples that has 100 bar
rels i'm it that we are going to sell at
the low price of SO 90 per Dbl. These
are good stock and worth more
money.
I11-1O-3t CHAS. TURNER & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

No hunting will be allowed on my
farm west of Green Camp.
MRS. GOTTLEIB KELLER.
11-f.1 219wrd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

Leo Kcllar. formerly of this CITY,
now night yard master at Canon, Is
able to resume his duties there after
Being off duty several weeks an ac-
cnunt of a broken nose.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

Captain James B. Brinton, who
was some years ago agent for tho
Erie in this city ana at tichwood, has
retired from the service of the road
His last services were rendered the
road at Ashland, where he was agent
for a number of years. lie is wel
known TO local railroad men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

The Erie road will pay its local en-
ployees next Monday. ..r, m
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

~. s. Lunger, M. d., s. Main street
Ats Rlasses, removes adenolds. New
treatment for catarrh and deafness.
FMSNs f0 9-29-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

John stone, of the Erie police force
has been made lieutenant of police
on this division succeeding jerome
Hostetter, who has been acting in that
capacity for several months past.
Stone has already taken up the work
here and will no doubt make his
home in this city. That Hostetter
has left the service is the information
sent out from the headquarters of the
road. lIostcttCr was formerly a
member of the local police force.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11
Big Four Adopts New Pen
...-3a sion System
STONE SUCCEEDS AOSTETTER
AS Lieutenant of Erie Police
System
Capt. Brinton, Old Erie Agent, Retlres
From Service Eric Pays Next
Monday--.Ncwsy Notes Of the Local
Railroad Yards.

The pension system, which was this
were adopted by the directors of the
Big Four railroad. will materially af-
feet a large number of the old en-
ployees of the company on this division
host of the employees of the roao
in this section who have reached the
age limit of seventy years, will be
placed on the pension rolls of the
company January | ~
According to the rules as made by
the directors, all employees who have
reached the age of seventy years and
who have been employed continuously
with the road for the preceding ten
years will be allowed a pension ac'
cording to their salaries All those
employees who have been with the
road for twenty years and who have
been manned while at work will also
he placed on the pension list. The
Big Four road has number of men
| ir this city who viii have advantage
of the system upon their retirement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

Why get up in the morning feeling
blue,
= Worry others and worry YOU;
Here's n secret between you and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
HssS Charles Schmidt & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11

nest made. clover Leaf. .odtl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17
8rumbasiens iibite Sasttnr.

@omle @ajor 8aslpe - mellen1
Genenr11e beo ian bare u8rumbosie"
- bar Ell peloig gfimro6 / egne Gan=
fer. &per &p1t fom ban til lin @en>
Brugseier 2erfe, for at gao paa &a=
reiagt. &an banoe altio mango ST.
itorter at berette om iine for6ums
Sagttrofeer.
6n1 2erfe lifte life rigtig SEN
ifrDoenoe og br11mmenoe Major. 9er
bleb alti6 iaa megen 8raaf / @uiet,
l1aor ban forn, og nelten ol6rig 11eo-
logoe ban nogen @ore poa fine Cure.
Mltio fif &unoene Sfpl0en, iom life
fl1noe boloe en- or0enlig Sos. Set
benptteoe gjerne 6rlteat Jig al til at
orille 8rl1mbasi fen og ramn1e bom
paa bans glnn1eite Nunft.
@n Sag, iom ISr11 2erfe laaleoes
baboe bgret mere nargoaenoe ems
bQnligt, bap0e 8rambasien iporet, at
5sruentimmer bar nogle Mofiogter,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17
lite foritpo iig Ell Silt paa esnqt

1otr lite foritoo Jig en- Dsjt paa SSagtE-
lager.
Set ifal Du, min gooe Maior, faa
erfare, at ct Gruentimmer ialfaIb
Fan tage en- SSnger iom Sig peb Soc
len" tanfte 6ru 2erte og u6flaffe-
De | Stilbe6 en- liitig NIan.
S Saben par en- Mlle, iom fgrte
uo til &arfen. Ser itrpebe bun nogle
&ortntber og ltilleoc en- noltoppet
@are borte / ct &rat / 2unoen. 5ua
loo bun @artneren mel0e Moiorer1,
at en- &ore bab6e p9ret paa @eieg
in6e / @abe11 og efterlaot fine 8iiit=
fort / ielbe Mlleen. Wojoren ifpnote
Jig at be1te lit @ep9r, lln6eriggte
meo fine tcmmelig ipoge Zine @iiit=
fortene % lilteoe Jig iao 1,o df 81
Teen og fen / 2unOen. S famine III,
faar ban Die pao Yl1s / arattet, leg
ger M og ifp0er. st vGoot" Sfrig
fal0er !@niets 6olf til ~ ser ltaor
Wajoren mes Sen l1oi topeoe @ore /
&aan6en! Gen Spas fun6e ielDfgl=
gelig 8rumrbasim olorig tilgibe 6rr
29rfe.
Nogen SID efter ifl1lbe Mojorens
Sagtture faa en- brat Mfilntning.
San bolot netop pao at u6ruite Jig
til en- Sur, 6a' 6ru 2nrfe forjggte Mt
afboloe bam fra oisic lrnpttige Cts
petitioner.
~&an Sc III life, Maior, la6e Sc
itaffels imoa @orer pere / 6reo, De
maler Gem 10 ielp no og piner 6isle
%uifDloige 0prene," fom set fra ber=
sc.
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tur oct, 6r,1 2erfe. Sc lifer al
blipe ioget, ifal jeg iiee Gem" brum=
meoe WaJpren % itolpreoe afltef
me6 2Rrfe.
Waioren bapoe ben Gag graz 8en=
fleoer. Com ban mi frpber bogom
Ell 8uif, faor 9arfe Die poo noge1
graat iom bepneer Jig, toger Set fol
en- &are, ifpoer og lender Moiorer
nogle &agl / 2egeen, men til ali
@elo uben aloorliee Gsleer.
ga ma,tabraete BEN ioee6e oe laa:
reoe Maior biem1, mootog Gru 2erf(
bam meo De Sr6:
r9eu Maior, bporban bar bet iac
at bore &are? 9ror De en6nu> al
9aren liter at bltpe loget?"
Oct blep 8rumbosiens it6ite Sogt
tur. Otter BEN Sag ppgap ban iint
Nimro6lplter for at bpile pao fin
for6ums 2u1rber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17
Nrgrrknk'kf113 ng
8at1npt1.

O'0@tNSASe
Gen / 1886 nfbgoe norlte &on1aln.
opr s.. S. Miiller fortaIler fglgenbe
pa6iige $iitorie / nogle OpIebelier
ON fine l%1ngbomsaar, JON ban efter-
Los fig:
S 1913 for leg / 8oitfart paa
Dumpifibet uMorofap" mellem Sri.
ltiansian0 og Gronobiem.
Sra behne Gio ifol leg fortelle ct
lille Sr9f.
Set bar e1onu / Dumpifibenes
ferite 8%egpnoelie / bine nor6lige Sar~
panoe, og bort 5fib bar oerfor @ien-
ltano for flor 8eunoring og MpSgier-
rigbeo, ligeiom @bef og Stprman0
for &pfligbeo og Opotion. Man OPP
iatte 6erfor gierte fine 5elifaber til
9amplfibets Mnfomit, bpilfen inter-
esiante 8%egipenbeo in6traf 2 @ange
3 Tiger, og ofte benbte set, at Sn6-
bDoelien mes egte norf @ieitfribe6
lpb paa ~@bef, StDrmon6 og ollie
BaSiagererne paa fer1te Bla6s". 81
baboe ogioa goo 4%nleontng til at M
oe goot at oenne Selifabeligbeo; tbi
Dor Suite bar ierbeles mageltg -
no &lofen 6 ON Morgenen og til
anters 81. 8, 4 a 5 om @ftermiboo=
gen. og Der bar iaale6eS go6 Si6 til
at bpile openpao set an1trengenbe
Mrbeioe, at laoe Moifinen fore os
giennem 6e lmuffe Gioroe / 6e berlige
Sommerboge.
81 bab6e en Neger ombor6 Jon
&ot, Ell pr9gtig, flor fullort &arl
oer lgb Napnet 8rotpn. On berlie
5om1er6ag, ga ri ON @ftermio6a:
gen TOM til @riltiansiun6, in6fan61
Der fig en- bel Gel 8aobe me6 Soil
fra oe andre Gior6e, Sun6gler oe
S%urenbeler, iom niloe fe u&oforboa
ten". Nu babbe ri ombor6 en- 8aabs:
monb, Sngebret Mslaflen> en- preetiQ
@arl> iom ienere blep Gbrer a
Dampfftbet "Nerbiip", og joni ser
Gong bar en- m11nter @igf og en- fto1
@paSmager. Da ban iaa ollie bisi'
8gnber meo fine &pinber fomme an
lGtten6es, fit ban Sen Soc at iteng'
8romn inoe / &abpsie,, og iagoe o.
til 8bnberne, 90 De TOM ombor6, a
ban baboe Gan6en in%oeitenet, oe a
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og tillegge bam be frpgtelieite @gen
ifaber. u&sr," fog6e ban, ~bbor lin
ban er, tag 6ere MI ipore, 11oar ie
lipper'n no. iao er'n life go6> % 81
Sen fraier 10 al Mh1n6en paa'n.
@enoerne itoo. %forifreffet og forbent
n%ingSful6e, &%pinoerne ito6 ba!
Monofolfene og bolot foft / DEM. 81
MI 8romn Flap no, og De iaa oen ito
re otbletiife 6ieur fomme faren6,
meo 9inene bilot rulIenoe / oct Tort
Mn1igt, biien6e itore> bbi6e Een6er
og ipingen6e asierollen ODER SO
beoet, 90 bar Sc fire poa, at Sc ial
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Zig 6orfer0elie / 8aa6ene> at noglt
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gaaet for blot, og set bar fun mel
flor Meie, ban fit ltog9et 8romn oQ
8enoerne iaa beroliget, at Sc otter
bobe6e Jig on1bor0 for / nogenlun6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17
Stands Deres IIoste!

Hvorfor Nblive we'd med at harke og
lspytte naar nogle faa Dosis af Warmers
White Wine of Tar" vii bringe hurtig Lin
dring. hele den0mme Hinde og forebygge
Lungebetende1se. Der fndes intet bedre
for Kighoste hos Born. Faces j allie Apo,
thicker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17

ifoI Losses.
% q I S. @aarbbruger,
Mrefter / 8amles @pnrebanf, Son
Sanbbp, en- inbel1 n9pnte Diittift
fienot % aniet Mono, bpbe 5. %.
Nobbr. al 5lagttlfelbe, Sc Mar
gammel.
M G1goningsosiiitent 8. g. &rog
| Mienoalen er ofgoaet peo Deoen
ca. 81 Mar gammel. &rog iab / en-
lengere Marreffe / &erre6Sitpret og
bar UNDER Sen gamle @%algoroning
flere @ange @algmano. ,6or ca. 80
Iar iiben bar bm meb paa at 1tifte
MfboloSforeningen 6eroppe og bapoe
MI / 81 Mar pnret bens 6ormonb.
@rube6rift norben :
fiel6s. Mrbeiberne beo &illing=
bal @ruber er opiagte fra II. 9ecem-
Der, MEN oe fan faa Mrbeibe pan
Opiigelie inotil pi6ere. 5eIifabets
&istomter / Slsbifer er oberfplbt.
&aa @runb al boarlige 8oniunfturer
bar Ser. pRret Tibet Sfibning / set
ii6ite. 0perbtreftgr @et5 uotaler, at
&ismarfe6ets Stilling e1onu gipr oct
banife1ist at fao iolet. 8obberet
er Dog iteget ltot BET iioite o9 bentes
at itige mere. Sm life l9nge moatte
man banbe, Marfebet oil rette poo
fig.
@e6 2pffens @ruber i Drfe6alen
gior6e Mrbei6erne @treif / @omner.
Nu bar mon in6taget belt M Mr.
beioSitof paa 500 Monb. Sen gam.
le Dor life iao flor.
CIR. @inbines % 8
man6sbiem NJ. Set be6 &anot6o,
CIR. @in6ings Gdtnmente al 3bi,
Marts 1880 opretteoe 2egot fo1
Siempn6 / Sreorifsbal6 bill n,
fomme til at pirfe, efter at en- @legt
ming, iom inbtiI MI bar np6t al Stem
terne, / oisfe Do9e er afgoaet Del
Deoen. S 8ortioner fra 100 til 2O(
&roner ifal Ger u6oeles un6eritpttel
fer til gamle, ber6ige trangenb
Sfrbsferere, Sisfolt oe oeres Otter
la6te / Gre6rifsbalb. Set blipe,
&enterne at opimon 81, 5000 Rroner
lom ioaleoeS oarlig ifol u6beles> e.
poffer @ape til ~6rebrifsbalos @ie
monositano, iom besuben bor nogI
more Observation-Disclosures for Gis
meno iamt S%isnmn6enes Mlbers
biem, bbor en- bel Sci ganle @ip
folf npoer fri 8oIie % libt &ieIp.
6 egate I. 8eh Eeito1nente a
6. Nobember 1901, oprettet al 60
renifriber S. 8. @liing, bpo / 1902
os netop afob6e 8rue, fpot @nogen
bielm, ct beres Sormue, iom ubgig
noget ober 10000 @roner, noo
borties fra Ell min6re 8eleb til e1
@legtntng, teitamenteret til fglgen6
2egater og Snltih1ttoner: st Sega
beren6e 6e af6g6es Mobne / arogery
for Der leben6e @nfer elIer ugift
Detre efter af6e6e 8or9ere, @m
beosmenb eller 8eitillingsmeno, a
&ragere 10000 @roner, Set norff
Misfionsielffab 5000, Sen norffl
&irfes Wtsiion be6 5cbreuoer 1000
Sontbalmisiionen 1000, @ri1tionit
Snoremtsiion 1000 &roner. Sc:
Sberi fuo, iom mootte forefin6es
8oet, efter at 6isie 8el9b er u6re6e
De. og ale u6gtfter oeffet, ifal til
foloe feri tnebnte 2egat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17

u@arner's @bite &ine Of Sar"
giper ltrafS 2inoring / en- bpilfen
iom belit Spgoom / @truben og Gun,
gerne.