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St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
FARM NOTES
Of INTEREST
Taken From. Department
Agricultural Extension.
OF the Louisiana State Uni
versity, Baton Rouge.
Information That Can Be
Relied Upon as Correct.
Should Be Read by Every
Up-to-date Farmer.
Some Useful Things You
May Not Know.

While alfalfa is one Of the most
valuable forage crops known, it is
not grown to considerable extent
in Louisiana. There are few To-
calities where 1t is a paying and val
liable crop, but in many places at
tempts to grow it have resulted in
failure. The soils that seem best
adapted to this crop in Louisiana are
the very heavy soils of the Red and
Mississippi river valleys. Where these
soils are well drained excellent crops
of alfalfa are sometimes raised.
However, If the soils are not we'll
drained, an attempt to raise alfalfa
will result in failure. If the water
comes within foot or eighteen inch
es of the surface for even few days
time during the year, Alfalfa will not
thrive. Whether alfalfa can be
grown On the hl41 lands is question
able. 1t should not be tried unless
the soil be first treated with 1000 to
5000 lbs. of lime to the acre.
Land on which alfalfa is to be
grown should be thoroughly prepar-
ed, and crop of cowpeas Or velvet
beans should precede the alfalfa. The
land should be plowed very deep, ten
to twelve inches, if possible, and
thoroughly worked up. The best
time for sowing the seed is from the
first of October to the middle of
November. From twelve of fifteen
pounds of seed should be sown to
each acre. Care should be taken not
to cover the seed too deeply, a half
an inch is about the right depth.
II no alfalfa has ever been raised
On the land Or in the near vicinity,
It should be best to inoculate the
seed or soil with the bacteria which
form the nudules on the roots. This
may be done by obtaining some soil
from a successful alfalfa field and
sprinkling it very lightly over the
field, or, pure culture of the bacteria
may be obtained from some CONNER
cial company, or, in only a small
amount is desired, from the United
States Department of Agriculture.
These cultures will have the direc-
tion for using with them.
Alfalfa should be cut shortly after
the plants begin to bloom. If the
cutting is delayed too long the stand
is liable to be damaged. In order to
keep down the weeds and also keep
the ground in good shape, the field
should be disked Immediately after
each cutting.
To one who has not tried alfalfa, a
small experimental plot will be much
better that large acreage. The
seed Is very expensive and there are
many chances for failure.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
ENTER KEROSENE; EXIT HOOK
WORM.
Southern Health Officials at Rich
mond (Va.) Conference Recon-
mend Coal Oil as Best.
Remedy to Eradicate
Pest

New Orleans, La, Oct. 4.-Not on
ly has John D. Rockefeller provided
the means to finance a commission
to find method to eradicating the
hook worm, but 1t is probable that
the Oil companies will furnish the
means, of eradication-at so much
per gallon.
DR.. Oscar Bowling of the State
Board of Health returned yesterday
from Richmond, Va, wher he at
tend conference of the health Of
ficials of the Southern States and the
Rockefeller Commission to discuss
means of eradicating the hook worm.
DR.. Bowling said that no definite
plan was arrived at, but the reports
of the investigators indicated that
kerosene oil was the best available
means of fighting the hook worm.
He said that it had been found
the principal source of propagation of
the hook worm was the insanitary
closets which were scattered about
the country.
The use of kerosene also effectual-
ly kills flies. DR.. Bowling declared
that if the residents Of the country
would resort to using kerosene oil
regularly and change their present
style of closets to sanitary ones, that
the hook worm could be entirely
eradicated in course of time.
DR.. Bowling announced that DR..
c. w. Stiles, who is known as the
greatest expert ON the hook worm,
would come to Louisville some time
in the next two months, and would
spend three weeks in the State, de-
livering lectures on the subject
He also announced that DR.. J. M.
Mccormack, a member of the Coun-
Gil on Health and Public instruction,
would come to Louisiana some time
after the middle of November and
deliver series of lectures on health
and sanitation. and that DIR. Casey
Wilbur, chief statictician of the
United States Public Health Service,
would also spend few weeks In this
State, lecturing ON the need of vital
statistics.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL.

London, Oct. 5.-According to the
Daily Mail, a revolution broke out
in Lisbon yesterday (Tuesday).
The dispatch adds that King Man.
uel is a prisoner, that street fighting
has occurred; that. warships are
bombarding the palace, and that all
communication with the capital is
cut off.
No Lisbon dispatches have been re-
ceived in London since yesterday af-
ternoon, when the Eastern Telegraph
Company announced the receipt of
one from its station at Carcavellos,
eleven mile from Lisbon, stating
all communication with the capital
was interrupted.
The Daily Mail prints it's report
of the revolution without a date line.
and it probably may be based upon
4 wireless dispatch, said to have been
received by the Paris Matin, read
ing:
"A revolution has broken out in
Lisbon and warships are now bonn
harding the capital. The army and
navy are supporting the revolution
aries"
None of the other morning news
papers print Lisbon dispatches or
have any mention of a revolution.
A Portuguese merchant in London
says he received news of a plot in
Lisbon on Monday
The announcement of the death
Prof. Bombarda, the Republican dep
uty and Anticlercial, who was shot
by the army lieutenant, Rebello, at
Lisbon. Monday, may have possibly
started a revolution.
Bonn barda was distinguished
educator. He was recently elected
to the Portuguese Parliament in the
Republican interest. His assailant,
according to some reports was a
madman.
/
WANTED-A girl to do sewing.
Apply at the store of Osendorf,
Patecek & Company, Covington.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
MUCH INTEREST.
IS AROUSED
B0gue FaIaya Park Chosen
For Exhibition.
Commissioners Will Of
fer Prizes for Exhibits
OF Domestic and Pet Ami
\ mails of this Parish.
Other Places Will Be Ask
ed to Compete Also. s
Special Prizes for st. Tam
many Exhibitors.

The proposition of the Park Com
missioners to hold a domestic and
pet animal exhibition at Bogue
Falaya Park in November is meeting
with such approval that it is not
improbable that exhibits of farm
products may be included.
Few people are aware of the num-
Der OF blooded animals of various
kinds in St. Tammany parish, horses,
cattle and pet animals. There are
many hunting dogs of hieh value,
some famous milk stock, chickens,
ETC., as we'll as some cats that the
owners place very high value on.
Already inquiries are coming in as
to the conditions and rules under
which entries are to be made, and
it is apparent that the spirit of rival
ry engendered will result not only
in an excellent exhibition, but in the
putting on of the exhibition in a
style that will be attractive and
creditable to the Board of Park Com
missioners. The idea of this exhibi-
tion originated with Mr.. D. ]. Sand
ers, president of the board, and he
is delighted with the prompt re-
sponse it has met in public approval.
We are glad to see this interest
awakened, for there is no doubt it
will be of great benefit to the parish
In opening the way to the parish
fair which it is expected will be held
next year. 1t will give the people
an opportunity to see some of the
many fine animals that are in this
parish, and their superiority cannot
but be impressive of the advantages
of such stock over the ordinary kind
that predominant on the farms; for
while there has been much improve
ment there is room for more, and it
will be fastened by this method bet
ter than by any other.
ALI those who desire to enter ami
mails or any other exhibit in Novem-
ber are requested to communicate
with Mr.. D. j. Sanders at his place
of business on Columbia street, Gov
ington. This opportunity should not
be missed by those who have any
kind of pet animal with a pedigree,
or that is extra fine of it's kind, or
any farm animal or fowl that is
worthy of special notice. Those who
have prize-winners should bring
them out and let the people see
them.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
SUBSCRIPTIONS
To EXPOSITION
A List of Those Who Have
Taken Stock in Parish
of ST. Tammany.
Those Wishing to Subscribe
Should Send Their Names
to This Office Now.

We are publishing this week, and
will publish for some weeks to come,
the names of the citizens of st. Tam
many Parish who have subscribed to
stock of the Worlds Panama Ex-
position to be held in New Orleans.
st. Tammany Parish will reap great
benefit from this exposition, and
should show it's interest by subscrib-
ing generously to the stock. The
stock is to be paid in ten INSTALL
ments, the first, thirty days after
the National Government has official
ly recognized Worlds Panama Ex-
position at New Orleans and
thereafter in nine equal installments
of ten per cent each at intervals of
not less than four months. This
makes it so easily that almost any,
one can afford to subscribe.
Subscription will be received at
this office:
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
st. Tamlnany Banking Company
and Savings Bank, shares.
Covington Bank and Trust Com
pany, 2 shares.
St. Tammany Steamship Company,
2 shares.
Covington Naval Stores 2 shares.
Geo. E. Scars, 1 share.
E. J. Dom .ergue, Jr., share.
Harvey E. Ellis, 1 share.
Smith Hardware Company, 1
share.
G. E. Millar, Abita Springs, l
share.
E. G. D: avis. 1 share.
L. Soucl ION, share.
Henry s trubbe, l share.
James IL. Clairain, l share.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
OF CONTESTANTS IN
PIANO CONTEST.
NOTICE.

A semi-annual meeting cf the Mu-
tual Building and Loan Association
will be held on Tuesday, October Ii,
1910, at p. M, in accordance with
article 5, section /.
W. R. BADON, President.
L. A. PERREAND, Secretary.
Oct1-2t.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08

1t is. in the time of sudden mishap
or accident that Chamberlain's Lini-
ment can be relied upon to take the
place of the family doctor, who can
not always b. 2 found at the moment.
Then IT is tn at Cham berlain's Lini-
nient is neve found wanting. In
cases of sprai rs, cuts, wounds and
bruises Chat 1berlain's Liniment
takes. out the soreness and drives
away the pain. Sold by all drug
gists
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08

If a contestant expects to win the
piano in the J. Stern & Sons con-
test, then she must not neglect any
opportunity to get votes. If contest
ants will call at the Farmer office
We will tell them how to increase
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
NOTICE.

The st. Tammany Railways and
Ferry Company have at their Office
In Mandeville certain articles that
nave been left by passengers on the
cars. The owners can get same hy
applying at the Office and identifying
property. y
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08

their own body or to the officers and
| agents of this corporation.
The first board of directors of this
| corporation are hereby declared to
! be Messrs. J. l.. Phillips, G. E. Millar,
| A. B. Kustenmacher, Jos. Schuyler,
E. D. Wilbur, J. HI. Dutsch and H.
A, Dutsch, with G.. E. Millar as
president, A. B. Kustenmacher as
vice president, ]. H. Dutsch as secre-
tary, and H. A. Dutsch as treasurer,
who shall hold their respective Of
fees until the third Tuesday in Sep
tember, 1911, or until their success
sors are duly elected.
It shall be the duty of the presi-
dent of this corporation or in the
event of his inability to act, the vice
president, to call meeting of the
board of directors or of the stock
holders thereof, on the written re-
quest to that effect signed by three
or more directors, or upon the writ
ten request to that effect of fifteen
per cent of the capital stock issued.
ARTICLE v.
This corporation may be dissolved
by q vote of three-fourths of the
capital stock thereof issued, at a
general meeting convened for that
purpose after thirty days ADVERTISE
ment in a newspaper published in
the parish of St. Tammany, Louisi-
ana, Immediately preceding said
meeting sent to each stockholder
thirty days prior to said meeting, at
his last known place of residence.
Whenever this corporation is dis
solved, whether by limitation or
otherwise, it's affairs shall be liqui-
dated by three liquidating commits
sioners, to be elected at such general
meeting, and in case of death or in
ability to act of any of the said
commissioners, the surviving COM
missioners shall appoint successor,
and together they shall continue
such liquidation to it's termination.
ARTICLE vi.
This charter may be changed, al
tered or amended, and the capital
stock increased or decreased by
vote Of two-thirds of the capital stock
issued, at a general meeting called
for that purpose after thirty days
prior notice in writing having been
sent to each stockholder at his last
known residence, stating the object
of said meeting, and forty days adj
vertisement in a newspaper publish
ed In st. Tammany parish, Louisiana
ARTICLE VII.
No stockholder shall be held liable
or responsible for the contracts or
faults of this corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance
due the corporation On shares of
stock owned by him, nor shall any
mere informally in the organization
hereof haves the effect of rendering
this charter null. or of exposing a
stockhoIder to any liability beyond
such unpaid balance due on his
stock.
Thus done and passed in my office,
in the town of Covington, Parish of
st Tammany, State of Louisiana, on
the day, month and year first above
written, in the presence of w. A.
White and John Diendorf, competent
witnesses, of this parish, who have
signed these presents, together with
said appearers and me, notary, after
due reading of the whole.
A. B. KUSTENMACHER.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08

WANTED-A girl to do sewing.
Apply at the store of Osendorf,
Patecek & Company, Covington.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
CONTESTANTS IN
PIANO CONTEST
LOSING VOTES

Every new subscriber to the st.
Tammany Farmer counts 5000 votes,
every renewal $500 votes, every
dollars worth Of new advertising 500
votes and every dollars worth of job
work 500 votes.
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08
Charter of
THE SIT. TAMMANY TRUCK GROW
ERS ASSOCIATION.
United States of America

United States of America,
State of Louisiana,
Parish of st. Tammany
Be it known, that on this 10th
day of the month of September, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and ten, and of the
independence of the United States of
America, the one hundred and thirty
fifth:
Before me-, Harvey Z. Ellis, a
St. Tammany farmer., 1910-10-08


med these presents, together with
id appearers and me, notary, after
e reading of the whole.
A. B. KUSTENMACHER
2 shares.
w. d. HILL, / share.
j. L. PHILLIPS, / share.
]. d. SEAMAN, / share.
Per ]. L. Phillips.
w. BARTONr share,
f-cl' ]. L. Phillips.
P. M. MENDOW, 2 shares.
D. H. MASON, 1 sabre.
J. H. MASON, 1 share.
Per D. H. Mason.
J. DELERY, / share.
j. A. Wallace, / share.
E. G. DAVIS, shares.
F. l.. DUTSCH, 5 shares.
JULIAN WALLACE, 1 share. x
FRANCIS B. COYLE, 1 share.
e. J. DOMERGUE, S shares.
WILFORD HEATH, / share.
r. H. DUTSCH, l share.
C. r. SCHULTZ, 1 share.
JEFFREY WALLACE,
l share.
"A. II. COOk, l share,
e. D. WILBUR, 8 shares.
H. A. DUTSCH, 5 shares.
A. LENEL, 2 shares.
ROBT. MENDOW, 2 shares.
ARTHUR AUCLAIR, / share.
JAS. A. WILSON, / share.
l. A. ALFONSO, l share.
c. w. DUTSCH. 2 shares.
j. S. JONES, 5 shares.
Per e. G.. Davis.
l.. ALLEN, | share.
JAS. CLA1RAIN, 1 share.
Per g. e. Millar.
j. M. CROSS, 8 shares.
Per G. e. Millar.
HY. STRUBBE, / share.
Per G.. e. Millar.
J. H. DUTsCH, / share.
R. M. DAVIS, share.
G.. E. MILLAR, 514 shares.
T. e. BREWSTER, 1 share.
LEWIS L. MORGAN 2 shares.
H. r. WARREN, l share.
GEO. r. TOLSON, / share.
ERNEST PRIETO, 1 share.
w. H. GALLOWAY, / share.
G. E. NILSSON, / share.
EDW. Fl. RICHARD, / share.
EDWARD V. RICHARD,
/ share.
JOHN DESTRUEL, / share.
Per G. E. Millar.
HOWARD BURNS, 1 share.
Per G. Z. Mi1Iar.
HARVEY e. ELLIS, 5 shares.
JOS. SCHNEIDER, / share.
H. J. SCHENCK, l share.
ROBT. L. AUBERT, ] share.
H. B. MESSICK, / share.
HERMAN SCHULTZ,
2 shares.
illnesses:
w. A. WHITE.
JOHN +. DIENDORF.
HARVEY e. ELLIS,
Notary Public.
State of Louisiana. &
Parish of st. Tammany,4
Clerks Office.
l certify that this instrument was
ed for record September q, 1910.
ID recorded Sept %, 1910, In Mort
Ige book %" pa e Az, OF the
ate. w. e. BLOSSMAN.
equity Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
J%pocparc=8 pDcottct

peo6llper at ipreoe Jig, men life mco
Sen Start ion / Scgpnoeiien. Yoa
enfelte Ste0er 9ar set fproorl ugct Ct
Frisfalo, men ingenluuoe operolt. S
Me>p Oorf ct enoog Nrilerne poo
6pocpurer / mo,1ge Silfpl0e qoact
op. 9erin1oo Jet set l,o til, at 8epr-
pil @fren1n1c Sanfe1, ON Op=
r%cttelie al cooperative S1rofipbsfor=
retninaer. gn iaooom er +. Gfs. op=
rettet / Eittsburg, &o., bpor flerc
@rsbol0cre far ill,ttet lia
lan1n1cn ont at oprette ct Spltem al
9utifer, Ser fieber 6irefte fra 6or=
!ncrc OF a1orc Erooucenter, 90 tim
bercg1:er loo l11ege1t 6crtienclte poo
Gorerne, at Sc oftllclle Snfojtniuqer
69ffeoe.
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~ Menncifer frelite peb traaolps
Selegraf.

Gomplfibet ~&ent11cfp", tilbpret1-
sc Eacific Mloifa 9ampifibsfompag-
III, ct Sreifib mes ca. 1000 Sons
0regtigbe0, Ser bar fjgbt / SEEM
Dorf og poo &ejif til Eocific &piten
for at .gao / &asiagerfart mellem
Euget Sun0 og Mlalfa @obne, for
(iitc libite ltge / @tlonterbapet, us
icr Sap @atteras. Sfibet, Ser in.
Den Mfrejlen bar nn0erfaltet en- So,
rcorcparotion, og bao0e facet in0logt
troaolps Selegrat iprong 2af / SEN
poloiolnme 5pgung og begpnote at
ip1fc. Se6 Sen %traa6lpie Sele9rof
ll6ie11OtcS 6areiignol til allie 5i6er,
oA Mol1orp 2iniens Camper uMlo-
mos" mo0tog Signalet og Tom @ft-
6et til (tnoletning. Selegrafilten /
-&entl1cfp", Mc@innis, bite Tia iom
eli Self, Ser blep pao lin 8oIt, til set
tnotrpl1genoe &ono 1tonoie6e .0nno.
moen. 8eiptninge,l Al Mono,. bIen
e0cct / li6ite gjebIif.
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Sra &aris.

Sfpl9e Meo0elclierne ira Noris CT
Seine=6looen III, pao set nprme1te
goqet ne0 til normal 8on6i tan0, %
Ser npres Sab ON, at 5faoen fife
pil blipe iaa ltor, JON man frpgteoe.
6erole(e nj @ooerne bar / 2pr0oqs
poo BET 11ern1eite normal, og flcrc
Irrolelen / @u0erne bar / 2proogs
bejoet, iao MrbeiSslesbeoen fife me-
re CT loo betanfelig. transport
reiene til 8pen er tilnprmellespis /;
Sroert, ioa Ser otter CT begpnbt Sil=
fqrle1, og Sen %offenlige lto6elinq al
2ebneosmioler er opbsrt. S flerc
&portaler leDeres Ser oIlere0e @os
og Sc eleftriife 9psleoninger CT Sci
bis / Sroe'1, men Selegrof- og IcIe=
fo11betjeninge11 er en61u / l1or6e1
Trpgten for, at Ser Iflll0e opjtoo
Gpioemier efter at &al1oet por fun
fct bert, Far hit Jig ugrltr1oet, ~
&ergjpril1geu al @a0cr og S,ic fri
Scr tilfreoSitilienoc irem. Sra allc
Ggl1e / europa og s(merifa fomlner
@iorae til Sc ifaoeliote, oa t1opulio
CT 6ranifmanoene begeiltreoe cper
Den Offerpilligheo Mmerifanerne pi-
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Sra equator til SpSpulem.

Der ftnoes neppe i'ogen Mon0 /
&er6en, for bpem ser er uolagt ioa
mango 8eitillin9er, og loa iorifiellig=
orteoe> lom for gr Nrnlioent 500 e.
pelt. @onlfe uiit bar BON i lin ifif-
tenoe &orriere ptlt Jig lon cit ual=
min6elig oliioig Mono, men Set
turbe Dog bore tpipllomt, on bun
piloe pgrc iitouo til at ipl6eitgiprc
&rabene / ollie Be ~9iusforbolo, lom
bans @enncr ~ @e1tnorere og MAD
ffe e16nu mere lous Moojtonoere og
SLENDER, pil ltille ba1n m1oer, (oa
fnort ban buffer irem al Sc ofrifon=
ffe urlfope. Mopor al Greater
@etp Sort, @r1perrpr for @taten
Seem Oorf, Gorbun0sierator fra
fammc Stat, Speringenibr for Ha=
mama &onalen, tniperlitets=Hre IL
Dent for tallple l1niperiiteter, og
frem for alt &an6ioot for eli M Yre=
fioent=Sermin er fun nogle al Sc
Sremtibsuoiigter, ser ct 11omoleoe
for bam, mcoc1S ban lager 2ppe og
2eoporo og iiffert life befpnrer Zig
mere ONT 6remti0en ems oper at bans
Sen &incbot er ofife0iget. Sen melt
gentole 8eifieftigelie Ser er fun6et
for bam er 6og Sen at gisre bom til
2e6er for en- 5popols Gfspeoition.
Set er troltgt nof, at mango gierne
oil6e lie bam be6 sp0polcn eller poo
@lofsbierg. Men Set er li0et troligt.
at ban ieln niloc gao ms poo at looe
Zig ic!loc BERTH. l1oen Spipl bor ban
opiporet life 1oo fist Gnergi / Set
merfe Goltlanb, og Set ifuloe bore
mGrfpUr0igt, ON ban life piloe fin0e
en- GOO Mnben6elie fpr SEN / Sc Client
ligc @gne.
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@cnrrulituben % sen innSc Turuuft.

Set er pelgipreuoe at bprc Ell al
Be inbflpoelicSrtge Mir1o / milltrrc
MfiGrer. 6orn1uuoen for MilitGrfo=
miteeu i &o%ngrcsle1s NcprGl e11tollt=
BUS @ltll, togc ct Uorucllgt % for
nuftiut Sto1opunft puerf or Sc eulll=
oeli0s Torlangeuoer Oil 6nrpgelle al
9urvN. 'om freIulu1tcs al 8elleral=
jtcftn / II. 9. Nrnle. Zen bor Set
tiliot!es nleN Gle auore 2unoeS &C.
ncra. iEo5e, at Ben alorig fan fua not
Hcnye tlI~ SAiootcr, % Sen pnoer
Of osit;..,,s, sc SfrGlmlebilleHer ON
Gorer, Ser iuuucr ooer Sal1Oet /
6prm Al Slugreb Al 6ielloer, iom Nr=
Q1u11cut ipr ltorre &l1ltl1inger. Suer=
for bette crf!rrcr &ongre5man0
91,li. Ser IL, Ct iie11ot Jon! Uorluars=
ntbii:it c: cit Set tan pure nugget
eoot. Msu ie:i1 StilIingen Ill CT /
aongrts;cu cr Ser illgcr Muligbeo
for at iaa iaaoame @epillinger gien=
nemfprt, og loo ct Set illge1 Mptte
til at ipilbc Sioe,, l1eb set. 81 far
bant Trco lua mango Nor III, at
Stemuingen er l;erc ior at fprmil1O-
lie eno fordge &Urlturfen. 8onl fe
pilt trgnger III mere &nIanteri og
flere M9no iii @pltforiuar pg til at
erltatte Sroppcr. Scr Goar til 5ro=
perrc. Men ri ta1n mnornre Sem, pg
bporior loa ~Iorlouge Dem? @enc-
ralltohca auor l,o ira, at Ser oil
fomn1r NngEch, men luobonne bil /
hpert Uulo life fonuuc fra ollie Si0cr
pao eli Gang, og set hliuer pore Ii
p%lonoter5 Sag at boloe &pggen og
begge Sioer frt> ielp ON Ser lfuloe
fomme ct Mngreb / 6ronten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

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at la0c bulll rooOe, ll0el1 bpis Nrz
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S forbanoeoc", ncj, Set bill Sc life.
De bill mteo 0eres lorte SSfjoloc pon
BIN Gag fplge Sen Gorte. Soo set
er paa SIDE life o(ene Sen norlfc Sn=
no0e, men belle &rilti &irfe roohcr
Set us. - rs N(rtifcl CT, hni5 ncn
81 forfeit aielroipet, ct i}ooennc 8c
bis for, at Urim,rcrl1e CT life ianoc
ariitne.
9. / Nprtlono, Src.