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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

FOR SALE-No. 1011 Eula street. near
Five Points, lovely pebble dash resi-
dence, 50x150, alley corner; 4 bed
rooms, reception hall. dining room,
pantry, kitchen, basement, 2 servant
rooms, gas, electricity, bath. Bid
wanted. Possession at once. w. Is.
Leedy & Co. 5-11-7t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

FOR SALE-We wish to borrow from pri-
vate party $1,000 on second mortgage,
real estate worth seven times that
much. Address H-4. care Age-Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
SOME MORE JUSTICE

The anthracite coal decision furnishes both light and
fuel
Three federal judges each delivered separate and conflict
ing decisions Judge lannng dismissed all the governments
contentious Judge Gray did the except those
ane the Temple Coal Co Judge Burlington did likewise
between the big corporations and the independent coal
panies.
The price of anthracite remains the
The decision sheds light dark place in government
the administration OF Justice The conflicting decisions show
that OF ainingthe point OF view. lawyer who
has spent his life trying keep his corporation clients out OF
awho has busted himself with the tricks and devices which
and help accumulate and protect swollen fortunes
takes the corporate view the bench
A Baiuger the bench IS the same Baiuger VIC have
LAWYER land commissioner and secretary of the interior
Il let's in light why the Big Interests pay much attention
the selection OF Judges The hand picking IS
planned Even when the people do get Judge who teaessy
and offers him two times the judicial salary and then
that graduate OF their law department is put the
bench
This coal decision will add the fire of public indig
the betrayal of justice You remember that Ptsbug
federal Judge who let off with fine OF S. 900 the officials OF the
Imperial Glass Co. who stole million dollars in ten months3
Think OF i'll
Everybody knows there anthracite coal Coal
carrying roads have openly dced the law. Divine Right
Baer and his have crushed competition and levied
tribute the they ill., And now after years
OF waiting. these conflicting opinions and meaningless
result.
Pile on the fuel YOU worshipes of the dolarl You are
French revolution Unless the people OF this country through
the initiative referendum recall and other progressive meas
reclaim the control OF their governments there will
be another conflagration
And nobody furnishing fuel than the lawyers and
Judges who protect dishonest dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
OBSERVATIONS

great day Injunction People
perhaps.
MANS SYSTEM carries Of iron Carries the Steel
SOUTH CAROLINA brags a sings We've
go, hen that lays when 50 cents
o. NO use .s ss . ' seSs @ zs s Pullman s De
per TIP real green fern" "a al Of our parks and
PLEASE send IL no . more poem. on n merry Christmas nss
the merry Thanksgiving bills
U sD sr TcEsL 1<T T Fifteen s cent
Just as big dents in a felers carcass"
you preparing your resolutions about
Fortnight hence dom forget ma, human flesh weak and ke"
p3sT u Pent a se's s /, ssFou Old
built the ashes Of monarchy That's rather practical SSS
PERp. MORGAN $4,000 help Rooseyelrs man slim
the Harmans MorsanS party or any
..S yH ss sSS roS SsHT e1 sai been awarded SO
reoy Ana many man would pay that he didn't have
LOUIS BRYAN Indiana millionaire 10 to take h honeymoon IN an
3o trip through a, G ss Mckee S Marriage
on @ I5e landscape firing ibaS h roads, with Mexican ma"en
Msssspprs crop this year Is a5oooooo bushels ahead Of,
last Inc neIea m aIbuabe largely 10 what farmers learned
their heads well as hands, enough ~ WIN
n,,5 aeT a! HUNDRED ND wosEs called up their
petitions
the business men felt than Of a stmnant
IT'S going Sam B7i5Og71s7 to keen borso n
fiscal
other things three times
and running his farm department ~ V''S "''''"
JUST when the anthracite coal railroad got the bases
came Circuit Court Judge
Of Uncle sans pitcher be weakening Take him QUIT
GOVERNMENT at Washington Is doing hnaa
now ScFubWomen getting $40 n
es to auppohaye been given double expense
IN two ne will this country yet by guml '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

the glad news came that she had
won Would uho please call and
get the si00f
Tho blIls ratified delightfully."- as
she placed Thorn Ia her purse she
started back toward her tenement
room her heart singing IN tune with
Chriatmam AZ laat abs could SO 90
The Art school
She dashed up the tao flights %
stairs toward her room. She must
tell the good ness 20 everyone.
There we're the Kind folk across
the ball The door was aiAr.
lie has tuberculosis. n he can
60 20 the country he can be saved. e
some oun Saa hayiuE. She aAw q
doctor standing beside niil. Airs
Jones oldest son. brave and chrery
bot weak and coughing And 80 the
cough meant consumption Ellen
knrN that there wan not enough
money IN the whole tenement "a
send hiil 70 the country. Poverty
would mean death % hiu unless
Her 200 would save him. She
backed away unnotlced. and In her
room abe fought wtth herself hnr
ambitions and her hopes for An
hour n ended BY Der grsnw 70 Mrs
Jones door and, slipping an on.
vol0pe beneath A. Il vas her pEac.
iuus hundred dollars.
Then she hurried back TO her
room. buried her face 10 her hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

and cried 10 earnestly that she did
not hear Jimmy Jordan enter lie
stood looking At her In wonder
There wac love and pity IN the mo
iion an be laid his hand 90 her
shoulder
Just a. she looked up Mra. Iones
came running Ia with tho 800 Ia
her hand
You cant DO Il. Ellen. she said.
You're too good We cant take e.
Jimmy Jordan made Mrs Jones
tell him what she was talking
about Ellen succeeded. b. this time,
ia laughing. AZ u u were all moth.
ms 10 fuaa over.
The next afternoon Ellen received
message 90 call AZ a fine nm av.
home Some one there wanted her
20 DO some painting Puzzled. she
weut and wac uahorcd Into the
great hallway. The next moment
she aaw Jimmy Jordan
Don't BE- surprised. he said.
This 10 my home was fooiinE
you all the time. Il wAa the only
say could become acquainted
with you"
And 80 they became awoothenrta.
uiil was sent 10 a aanitarlum. the
old tenement Was pulled down. aud
10 !ia place Jimmy Jordan built a
model tenement where men. women
aud children could be clean. happy
aud healthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
Teeth That Can't Be Dis
tinguiShed From
Natures

Our method Of supplying missing
teeth without partial plates Is
rapidly driving out an other meth.
DDS Teeth put in the mouth by
this process are IN 30 stay solid.
beautiful. and best OF all, natural
looking and acting. They cant be
distinguished from natures You
can eat with them and chew your
food az nature intended grinding
10 up so II enters the stomach In
proper shape 20 be assimilated.
How are your teeth2
Have you Indigestion
How many are missing aud what
substitutes are you using for those
that are missing? These are i'm.
portant questions
The teeth deserve 10 be well
taken care Of N they are not in
good order the stomach will soon
rebel, and then look out for trouble.
Don't imagine that a call or an ex-
animation OF your teeth will obll.
gate you 20 have any work done.
We Will tell you what you should
do and then let you be the Judge as
TO whether you will follow our ad-
vice or not.
A written guarantee with all
work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
i4o5 Third Az, NJ. W. Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

officer curses the acrgeantmajor
because bis pens and pencils are
not In their proper positions. The
blue pencil must be placed be.
tween the red and the black. with
- point facing eastward. SO IL Is
with the blotting pad and the
ruler Each has one position. and
only one. assigned 10 Il By God
since the world began. Sergeant.
major damn you. why aren't my
pencils in their proper placesr
When he proceeds 20 inspect
the barracks tho same thing hap
pens. lie first collects every Off
Ger. adlulant. quartermasier-
sergeant and barracks warden
within radius OF n mile. These
foliow him ia procession. Three
carry large notebooks: two more
carry pointed pencils. Their fear
of responsibility is so developed
that the loss Of a button is sur.
ficlent % induce apopIexy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
THE EASY MILLIONS

absorbed nnetyiive millions Of securities 10
billion and
year They mostly and bond issues 81 rail-
enjoying privileges
Somebody country receipt Of easy mil
lions Is it,
the professional and workngmen who do the hard work
but
big control OF public utility
welded together machine which
gnds profits precision.
and these profits be regularly enyescd
securities So wdens It's empire with passing
day.
These millions are easy get them.
they millions many OF those from whom they
regularly sheared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
WESTWARD WAS THE WAY

Did think that with the opening Of the Pan
canal history OF the human It's final phase
civilization. born the valleys the Euphrasea aud the
Nile thousands years before Christ will have taken last
elrcing globe.
young advised old Horace Greeley Man
always lie turned his back India and
Cahay and passed from Greece Rome TO SPAIN and France
and Thence England and leap America
ward the gold and Asia. that little
Panama through the the Orient Il
OF the epochs the history Of mankind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

Here r. a Law OF tbe h..,
worla That everybody doesn't kno. :
SAID The young man 4 didnf ~.
" myself until called no 4 p ,,'s
girl who works In a ieweier. ~ ~
a boy came 10 the telephona ~ ~
asked Tor Miss Grey he al 's 81,
right III call her. and IN Ann, -, 81
seconds he added. Just bolS =, y
wire. She'll be here al aeon = ~
takes her rings Off - 'ns
The intimation that sfias a..
was afraid 70 talk with me VIA NJ.
rings even over the teleBhops 80 -.
my aelfrespect such a III, 49,, ,
was hardly responsible Tor Wa, !
haid. 30 that evening I calles =
her to apologize for my c0ntss,o,
and Incidentally % learn more 49,.
The removal Of those rings
Those rings were not min.
she said, when ! finally broaehss
The delicate subject. sThsv ~
lOnged 10 the firm. I had an a, I.
The time. ! was getting ready n -
photographed with them on tor q,
next advertising pamphlet An
those SIX rings were very ysluabIs
but II they had been worth only "a
cents apiece ] should have hss =
take them off before going q ~
telephone. for II Is rule d M
office that nobody shall even stan
into the telephone booth wear,us
one Of the firms rings. The IA
That a person has been workInr
there for ten years ard ia known 70
be perfectly honest doesn't count
The managers do not dissrus, rs: 4
10 a Law Of the trade, thar ID al
aud nobody ever thinks Of violatlnF
IT."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

army ntaitfti OF
" by Middle
Through Thirty
Millions a Year
During PoacoY
o. making John
Bulls army siz
zle. particularly
the section com
posed 0f impor
iant officers.
Here ia one
paragraph from
the book. and
there are others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

forced concrete pogtofflce IL good
for I 900 years.
The word "Chrlhtmas" comes
from Christ" and the Saxon word
'moeHae." which moang a mass and
a feast
you say you didn't see the mum.
Der Of the ear that knocked you
down. but could you swear 10 the
mang"
Il did. but I don't think he
heard me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
STROLLERS' COLUMN

a strange man caused -.
commoiion on Second ay 800. as
day. Seemingly dumb. be ss ...ei.
an Inscribed card IN his hama ~
showed this 10 everyone. AZ ne ns
as they stopped and read he sr1a
hey dashed into nearby store arg
"A lunatic." went the 80
those who approached tba a.
turned and sought sheltey a .a
haste ppst
- policeman appeared.
Let's see that card bs
manded as
The stranger turned tho 49,,
toward the officer. lie READ saia
"a glance. and like tbo ~ y q
turned toward the store '''''h
The crowd grew into ,s..
Hold - that card" shouted ssas
on the outside. let ue ~. ts''s
The stranger complIed ~
the mystery was explained a. ~. ~
cara IN big letters appeared M.
injunction: Shop Early ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

'Nn wv Af"sf ANft~ttat~N ~
Father. mother and ali the chill
dren stood around with tears Ia
their eyes when Ellen started for
New York 20 be a great artist
Il Was all ahs could DO to keep
alive when ahe got there. She ap'
piled a little art 20 the lamp shades
and bricahrac made in an East
Side tenement factory hut Ellen
wrote encouraging letters home and
kept alive her dream ~ belmw great.
one day she plucked up courage
10 20 20 the art school and ask how
much money she would have 20 pay
Tor leaaoua She vas told that she
must have 800 10 oven begin the
course. and went home diaaP
pointed
Jimmy Jordan happened 70 be In
the art school that day. Art vas
one ~ the things he spent some u
his millions on. but Eliena pretty
face. as she talked 20 the teacher.
WANHNAa w jimmy 49, - H-+
works 81 art he had ever seen
SO Jimmy Jordan found out
where she lived. saw the strange
folks In tho tenemeuta and made up
his mind that some Of hia money
might BE- well spent In making their
lives happier SO he moved into tho
very tenement In which Ellen lived
tie brought with him only old
clothes. and bis imitation OF poor
youth waB SO good that Ellen took
pity on him and they became
friends.
She told him Of her ambition to
20 10 art school. lie told her 81 bis
pity for the tenement folks. and
she. not knowing 81 his wealth. won-
dered that he did not pity himself
too. and then loved him because he
did not.
One day Jimmy brought her n
newspaper. The National Associa
tion for the study and prevention
OF tuberculosis wanted a Christmas
seal and had offered 800 for the
best design
Ellen resolved 20 try for the prize
Not many days before Christmas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

'Miatietos was Abandoned In the
Christmas decking OF churches. 10.
gethef with kissing at the services.
because both were found 10 set the
young ladies and the young gentle.
men a.reading OF the marriage
service old English writer.
Tea annually grown makes about
100000 tons
Emperor Francis Joseph speaks
~ languages. Kaiser Blll six. aud
Taft he speaks Ia 10000 words.
An average crow grabs OF 700 900
Insects In a year
Estimated that there are Is 2Ga. q.
600 square miles OF farmable land
In the world.
To d9lnfoct passenger cars with
formniln gas. Germany runs them
into huge steel tanks.
Experts aay I.ondon's new rein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
WE HAVE ART GLASS FOR
Dr~TGfDEQ

II You are doing any passe pagfout
work. call on Us for art glask also
binding in the different colors, &c
We have a good line Of Christina
pictures. both framed and unframed.
Federal Paint and Wall Paper ca.
1914 LIST Az. In the Shopping Center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
ALL MOLLYCODDLES
IN BRITISH ARMY

LONDON. Dec IA book BY
Lieut. Allan Suior called The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

Whltewaah ia supposed 10 be a
deordOrlzer. but the coat applied 10
Ballingor ntill smells like the stock
yards on an August afternoon after
a rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14
STAR DUST

They fetched the pot OF whitcwnsh
And made him white an snow.
But every place that Richard went
The smell was sure 20 go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-14

REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
4O5 Third Az, NJ. w. Cor. Union St.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
Norge. =

vGer6ens Sang. 60
qen mellem &eoattpr Sbommefen,
tioligere al uGeroens Gang, MI al
set npe 81a0 Seq Gio". og &ftie.
leljfabet r&eroens Gang" er Der al
&ol6giftsretten fel6et en- &ienoelle,
ser 9oar ~@er6ens Gangs 8e1tprel-
ie ful6lten6ig imo6.
SpIpbrDlIup. SIP. Ster<
tingsmano Sob. Sborelen o9 @'1ltr'''
fpot collie, feireoe forleoen Splp'
brpllup / &riltianio. Ser inofo11o1
Jig / set gieltfrie Stem 0o9eas sgt
Ell Mnngoe gratulerenoe,' li9elon1
Northumberland mootog flere &rc'
%ienter, foruoen en- lltalligbeo a
@lonllterm,tetter % Selegroln1ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23

- 8. 3. Dftober oil Dulutb blipe
ct 2eo of 500 5Ditemet, i6et BET fpr=
lte giennemgaaenoe Sren berfra til
@bicogo oil blibe fgrt igiennem BEN
Sag. Set er ben gamle @is. @en=
trail 2inie, ser bi6til fun er 11oaet til
@uperior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23

- Stalobpgningerne paa Sc. s..
Ser9eniens 6arm fire Mi1e Mor6p1t
for $ntcbinion bren6te iioite l1ge
ttlltgenne6 fire @ornitaffe. s8ranb=
ftooen er $4,000 og Msiuroncen
$4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
@ro Dafota

- 6or 2 Tiger li6en brnl10te 90
Iorretnin9sbpgninger / Sc 9eorL
men Bette bill gipe Mnleoni1g til, at
Spe11 nil blipe op6pgget be0re ems
fpr. Ger CT 10arbeioet Eloter til
Is npe 8pgninger, MET al Sten eller
&ol1fret, iom lfol pnre feroige /
@eit, og min0it lige ioo mango nil
blipe opfprtc til &oore>1.
- County &ou1isinrerue / Miror
County far planlogt ct nugget ltort
Sprlpgningsorbejoe, Ser pentes BE-
gpn6t / @fterooret, loo mart olle
legole 6prbolosregler CT trlfne. Ser
er plonlogt 3 Mile 0runingSfal1al,
JONI bill tprlggge ct meget tort Mre=
al, iom biotil for ltooet UNDER @ono
i flere Mor, nte,l ct al go0 9pnitet for
M%gerbrug.
- 6or>ner1e poa 20 lebl10 &el er=
pationen penter innr at fua ben 1t9r=
lte @ajsafgreoe Sc n%ogeniinoe bor
Jet, bpis ser life inotreber 6roit /
li0ite 9ieblif. S Soar % 5ommer
fal6t ser tilitr9ffelig &egn ober
&olebuo 2a,16et til at bol0e Mfgrp=
Sen / &efit, ligeleoes ror ser RICE
1igt mes &egn / Suli og Muguit. Sen
iepnlige 9fegn far foriinfet Dfoo=
ningen en6el, ellers plejer @oilen
poo oenne Si6 at bore belt 1toenfor
Sure for Iroit. y
- @e%itetppe far i Ben ii6ite Sto
uopilt flor Driitigbe6 | Smegnen al
sSnterior, @tanlep County. On tni1-
6elig &omeiteaoer, Mrs. @barles
5mollep, bIep forle6en f%raitiaalet
ollie fine &elte, 80 ialt, MEN De ont
boenoe Mancbmen6 lamle6e Jig o9
latte efter Sppene, iom antageS at
bore @olfbreeos, iaa 6isie maatte op=
gipe Sc 1tioalne 9pr. &iotil er 81
pene life grebne, men &ancbmenoene
Iangs 6looen bol6er ifarp 8ogt og CT
bereot poo at gibe Dem en- barn
Mobtogelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
@n immf, hbib SENT opnooes be

Gn imnf, bbib SENT opnaoes be6
bber Morgen at pa6Ife Mniigtet meo
lunfent 8ar6, bbori Ser er fommet
en- eller to Droaber Mmmoniaf, %
oerpao ifplle set at / @il6eban6. On.
belig ifoI man en- Gang bper flor.
tenbe Dag paffe Jig me6 en- roa 9Gu-
9eblomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23

2mr1e Tbbber ON Sommeren ifpl-
6es ofte @trpmperne. @nbbef, Der
goar meo Sroooltrenlper, oil efter EN-
balp Eines @ang merle en- ubeba-
gelig 8ren6en UNDER 6o6iaalerne,
set er 8egpn6elien til 3mbeoen. Set
be6ite er at gao meo tpn6e -nloltrem<
per eller 8omul6s1trpmper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
N1innefota.

- Stal6bpgningerne paa 80. g.
Garm fire Mile Mor6plt
for &utcbinion bran6te ii6ite l19e
fire @ornitatfe. .8rono<
ftooen er $500 og Msiuroncen |
$4,000.
- 8. 3. Dftober bill Dulutb bltpe
ct 2e6 al 500 @pitemet, i6et BET fpr=
lte giennemgaaen6e Tren 6erfra til
@bicogo oil bGibe fgrt igiennem Sen
9og. Set er ben gomle @is. @en=
trail 2inie, Ser bi6til fun er naaet til
Superior.
canadian Mortbern S%ernbonens
6orlengelie fra @irginia til Dulutb
9ipr laa CODE 6remifriot, at Der er
uoiigt til at alt @ra6earbei6et fan
bore feroi9t fpr @neen fommer.
@raoningen fra &irginia til ct.
Souls &iper er fer0tg og Iongc
! @trefninger / 0r6en til Me6Iegning
al Sfinner. 1000 Mon6 er / ST.
beioe. Set ponlfeliglte Sngenipror=
bejoe bill bfipe tet ubenfor @elt Dn=
l,tb, bpor Ell 600 500 lang &unnel
ifal bores in0 element io1io Grant,
meo to meget lon9e &omper til Sun=
nelle11, ser ligele0eS ifol uomineres.
- 50 Gol1ntp0elinger pil fonrme
til Mfitemning / set nor6beltlige
@inneiota pe0 &alget / &obetnber
! 9en elle er for Eolf County, bpol
+ Sen pitlige Gel, Set iaafal0te ~tprr'
Serritorium" oil lpge at fomme ID;
fra SEN peitlige Gel, Der bar @al
Grun6 SORTS % @roofiton til @en
tr11m, og lom fun er li0et iten1t fo1
8robibition. grifine, &rp6sninge'
t al 500 og Greet Nortbern, bentes a
= blipe Seoet for Set M County.
, 09ioa / &e6 Safe County orbej
{ 6es ser for en- Deling, ioaleoes a
Sen %nor6lige Del u6lfilles unoe
J @apn al Eennin9ton til Sore IL
: Nreii0enten al 900 2inien, ME
e Sbicf @iner Soils iom Gountpie6(
:. - Sl0spoointtelier ct blepne ten
melia bpppige / og res 011l1,tb / Sc
II lenere Sis. Den ijette paoiott
I Brand u0brpO ii0ite ltge / Seem 81
1lt6 og poelogoe fl1l6lten0ia Sbom&
ION ISllrnitl1re Gon1ponps @orebus
@rmnbifooen er omfring $4,000
:. Msi urancen belpber Jig til set 6alu'
Sire Mon6, ser looes lgbe bort fr
Sron0lte0et, blep orreltere0e paol}iS
n tanfe. 9enne 8run6 bar Sen b9r
ii lte. l1ge11 fpr brnnote %. $. Sheet
boif &osiefobrif og &on1pogniet bor
/, Sc t%ibligere bopt to Sloebron0e. Sc
Il iomle6e @ronol fo6e bar omfrin
:, $4,000. 5bompio on Tl,rniture Con
+ panp bap6e en- min6re S%l6ebrono, 0
SEEM 9nlutb 2umber Company le
5 ct Sab al $4,000 for fort Si6 li6e'
r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
UDVALGTE B0GER.

Under norsk Flag, afJacob Hilditch, Soc
Marianne. af Wilhelm Krag, 35c.-Isaac See
hu4sen, afW. Krag, eoc@lsaac kappergaSt,
Krag, 6oc.-Lodsen og hans Hustru, aft. Lie,
5Oc.-Gryende Dag ATM M al1ing ,6Oc.-Siodron-
hingeu. af John P%aulsen, 5Oc.-Eventyrbogen,
s strare4 ,n al ae 5 mcs N r3Gek3b6a%sg n 1enskls '. rI-
Enge1sk og Engelsk. Norsk- ca. 500
Slider over 10000 Ord, $1.25; kortfattet
Engelsk og Dansk;Norsk, 25c; Norsk-Dansk-
Ordbog, Sfirtingsb. SOC, Maroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c.-Et fiundrede Timer / EngeIsk,
Post-Kort / stortUdva1g fra Danmark Norge,
Sverige og Finland; 12 forskielige Kort for
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
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