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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-04
Glen and Hosford Parks.

The funeral of John Schneider was
largely attended today by friends and
relatives All his schoolmates took
part in the possession to the grave
yard. The pallbearers were as follows:
Frank Krieter, Lawrence Keilman f.
Lennertz, Carl Lsennertz. Charles Popp.
and Joseph Ebert.
Ana and Lawrence Keilnlan of Gary
attended the funeral of John Schneider.
The infant son Of Nick F'age UGxy
i'll.
THERESA Berg went t-vfsit - ~
ents at Lowell for ~ days.
B. Blaemire of Glen park was called
to Hobart by the death of his mother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-04
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-04
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Martin Doleen was ax,ChfcaSo BUS
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
TO PREVENT FREEZING
No Chances Should Be Taken With
Motors in Cold Weather.

At the first sign of cold weather safe
guard your water system against frost.
DenatuTed alcohol is comparatively cheap,
while radiators and cylinders are costly.
There are three preparations used in the
radiator OF an automobile TO prevent
freezing, viz, calcium chloride, gIycerin
and denatured alcohol The calcium chic
ride solution has q tendency TO attack the
solder and destroy the metal Giycerin
is injurious to the rubber hose, while al
cOhOl is absolutely harmless and there
fore the best. A 10 per cent solution Of
alcohol will withstand a temperature of
10 degrees above zero. A % per cent So
luton will stand a temperature of zero
and a 40 per cent solution will stand a
temperature Of % degrees below Gener-
ally speaking, % per cent solution Will
be found sufficient IN this climate. AS
alcohol evapOrates more rapidly than wa
ter, any loss should be replaced by equal
parts Of alcohol and water.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

Some day you'll answer a want ad
that will fluence-pleasantly and
rofitably-your whole after-lffe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

When the Salt Lake Automobile show
is held, one of the motor cars exhibited
will be a siX-Cylinder Franklin of AZ
horsepower, with which George 7.
Odell and party Of Salt Lake recently
penetrated some of the coolest recesses
Of the Alps.
In the chilliest OF attitudes the car
had no freezing trouble, for the reason
that its motor is cooled by air instead
of water, and therefore has nothing to
freeze.
Mr.. Odeu declares that European
travel is not only more pleasurable, but
also is no more expensive by autOmo-
bile than by train. Less than IS for
actual repairs was expended on the trip
of 1914 miles. At the finish the bear
ings showed practically no wear, and
London air still filled two of the tires
Not only did the members Of the
Odell party reach height of 5000 feet
in the Alps with their car, but in it
they climbed within a mile and a quar-
ter of the summit of Vesuvius. They
found only one city in which the car
was useless, and that was Venice, the
streets of which are waterways, where
gondolas take the place of motor cars
and cabs. After traversing France,
Italy, Switzerland, Austria. Germany,
England and Scotland, the car is in
constant use about Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
WHERE MANY AUTOS CO
Pierce-Arrow People Give Answer
Satisfactory to Their
Company.

Where do all the cars go?" is a
question that is asked frequently by not
only the man in the street, but rather
more interestedly by the motor car
manufacturer. 1t is an easy matter for
his shipping or sales department to tell
the latter into what territory the cars
have gone, but unless he makes a more
thorough study Of the situation than
that, he will be at loss to know who
buys the cars.
At least one company can answer the
question, and answer it down to the
fraction of a per cent. Not long ago
the Pierce-ArrOw Motor Car company
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

some slippery street. One trouble encoun-
tered with the original development of
anti-slxidding tires having a treading sur
face Of steel studs or rivets was to make
that tire resilient enough that Il would
not be drag on the power Of the ma
chine or uncomfortable 10 ride upon.
Although extensively used in winter the
use OF anti-skid tires has not been linn
tied simply to wet and icy streets. They
have been employed with a great deal of
success in hill climbs, racing and in tour
ing in the mountains, where a good grip
on the road is especially desirable. The
success with which grip tires can be used
in racing or hill climbing was shown re-
Gently in the hill climb at Ossining, n. Y,
where National car equipped with Dia-
mond grip anti-skid tires won first place
IN two events.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

Of Buffalo began a systematic inquiry
along this line among its dealers. Their
sales of new models by January 1, 1910,
were such that practically the whole Of
the present years output, including the
cars not yet manufactured, could be
used in the statistics.
One result was the bringing out of
the remarkable fact that for this year
exactly AIS per cent, or practically half
Of the output, goes into the hands of
former PierCe-Arrow owners. OF the
remainder 1876 per cent are bought by
those who had owned cars Of other
makes, and 1863 per cent to those who
had never owned a motor car before.
The sales of the year before were as fol-
lows: To former owners Of Pierce
Arrow cars, 43 per cent; to former
owners Of other cars, 34.6 per cent; to
those who had never owned a car be-
fore, 22.4 per cent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
The First 1910 Haynes Model 49,,
Has Been Received by August
StocL<er This Week,

Visiting friends Of mine in the trade
invariably told me-" StOClIer says, the
actual demand for this car was far be-
yond the possible supply; that some OK
the larger Haynes agents stay at Ko-
kOmO for weeks to personally take de
livery of cars and see that they are not
diverted to some other agent
A strong demonstration TO the Haynes
Automobile company brought forth the
statement that the company was pTac-
tically helpless in the matter, the con-
ditions being such, yet every possible
effort was being made to take care Of
the actual needs Of their different
agents.
This should prove that We have ir the
1910 Haynes Model IS q most eXtraOT-
binary car. a fact upon which We have
pointed with special emphasis in our
past announcements.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
TO PREVENT SKIDDING
Tires for This Purpose Present Big
Problem for the
Drivers.

The term "antiskidding' is applied to a
variety of automobile tires, having
rough treading surface of rubber or other
material, designed to resist the side slip.
which now and again has been known to
result in an automobile driver suddenly
finding himself facing squarely about on
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Membership is Increasing.

President Lewis r. Speare, in one of his
periodical mid-month visits to American
Automobile association headquarters. re-
Gently brought the official news that the
Automobile Legal association Of Boston,
with a membership OF over 1900, had been
admitted at a special meeting held jan
uarv q 10 the Massachusetts State Au-
tOmObiIe association. This acquisition TO
the Massachusetts state body will make
it second in the national list in numerical
strength, and the Automobile Legal asso-
citation also becomes the largest unit OF
organized membership in the A, \. A.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Demand for Uniformity.

Governors from over twenty states in
the union and nearly one hundred auto
mobile clubs have already accepted invi-
tations extended to them on behalf of the
legislative board Of the American Auto
mobile association to be represented by
delegates at the National Legislative CON
Nenuon- 1t is evident from the favorable
response with which the object Of the
convention has met throughout the cOun-
Try, namely. the effort to secure national
uniformity i'm automobile legislation that
the coming convention VIII be productive
Of far-reaching results i1 the automobile
world during the coming year
The object of the convention in bring
ing prominently % view the great necas-
slty for convenience I'm touring from
state to state has already exerted q
marked intlraDre in directing the atten-
ton Of Legislators and rr1uineut motor
ISIS IN many states 10 the adviSa bfIftv Of
enactlng more favorable laws for motor
car users. The federal registration auto
mobile bill. which win he the chief object
or discussion pm the crH-elti0n. will if
enacted, benefit tourists all over the coun-
Try.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

remarks touched very pertinently upon
the SUBJECT of automobile legislation anu
the new problems brought TO the dLte 5,lI
of the country through the CROWNS pOpth
laTitv of the motor vehicle. On LnlS SUI
ject he spoke as follows: ,,,,
The introduction of the motor VeillGIo
has created a new problem IN ieslsIa
ton governing the use OF our mghNaSs,
and the experience of the past Few years
has shown the necessity for more UNIFORM
laws on this subject. With the morse
drawn vehicle journeys between ine
states were very infrequent, put VIII
automobiles capable of travelling throuSI
three or four states in day, the Ques-
ton OF regulating this traffic becomes gu
important issue. Under present cohui-
tons an automobiles who is familiar win
the laws of his own state and IS IallH-
fully complying with them, visits another
state and finds that he has violated some
minor requirement OF its laws, Whcn rem
ders him liable to arrest. Some or the
states have enacted legislation agalnsL
nonresident autOmObilists, which WOulu
seem to infringe their rights as cltlzens'
not only of a friendly state, but or the
United States This is a matter that Will
require appropriate legislation by Con-
Eress to the end that the citizen or one
state may be free TO travel through othtI
States without VeXauOus restrictions, ana
without paying special taxes not i'm
posed on non residents using other meth
DDS of travel In SO far as state leg1sla-
ton IS concerned, II should De possible
easily understood. under which the rights
of the autOmObiiiSt. the farmers and the
general public to the use of our highways
viii be properly safeguarded.
More Delegates Appointed.
In addition to the delegates from New
York, ass3Chusetts. New Jersey, Penn
sylvania and many of the large states in
the far west and south previously an
nounced by the legislative board, WORD
was received last week from the Virginia
State Automobile association that five
well-knOwn motorists had been selected
as official representatives for the con-
ventiOn, with the possibility that this num-
Der may be increased to twenty-five.
The five delegates as selected from that
state are: II. II. Trice, TtdeWater Au-
tomobile club of Norfolk; J. H. Marstel-
Ter, president Roanoke Automobile aSso-
citation; c. B. Richardson. chairman leg
islative committee Richmond Automobile
clue; William r. Barrett, Peninsula Az
tomObiIe club. Newport News; NJ. Z.
Watts, Valley Motor club, Staunton.
The Quaker City Motor club of Phila-
delnhia has selected as its delegates @.
Douglas Bartlett and G.. Hilton Gautert.
The Automobile club of Rochester has
chosen as it's delegation President H. g.
Strong, Secretary Bert Van Tuyle and
W. W. Dake.
From the Newton Motor Car club of
Newton, Ia, DR.. Harry PeirsOn Engle
has been named as a convention delegate.
The Automobile club of Philadelphia mas
enlarged its delegation by appointing Sec
rotary 6. Boyer Davis, Harrison Il. Gamer
and Howard Longstreth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01

fociale Tom perionIise 6crboIbc. eoa.
ban t~iifrIoigpis iibtoIes Der | Map.
porten, at ben i~ociaIe @ienoprettelTc
at en- Gronfers GomiIie er noget al
bet melt misntobb0ffenoe Mrbeibe,
geleisrenbeoen bar at uofsre.
GamiIier, Der pirfeIis Iioer sSun.
ger, og iom trrnger siebIiffeIia
Siulp, finoes life ofte / ct. gmul,
men ben buIsieoe MongeI pod til.
ftrrffelis os pasienoe MGrina fore
fommer life iaa iieIoen. gsrneor.
beibe iom en- aarias til Gattigbom
fierues graopis mere og mere.
af be Gamiliefrore, fom oen for.
eneoe Welgisrenbeo bar fommen /
Bererelie meb og bborpaa Rappor.
ten altfaa err basieret, bar 443 fsota
anerifa, 90 bar 2iterriaere, 5
gsbmere, 80 ganaoiere, 9 gnaIrn.
oere, 80 Spffere, 10 llngarer, So
SrlGnoere, ~ StaIienere, s goIaf.
Ter, 8 Mumanere, 100 Musiere, 9S
Sfanoinaper, | Sprier, 6 Speitsere
og en- @eIibmano.
"at forbeore De iociaIe ssorboIop
% bialpe GoIf til at bore ub al be.
res @lenoigbeo, err ct Ianat itsrre
og mere prispGrbiet geIgisrenbeos.
arbeiSe. END at forisee paa at gisre
bet fomfortabeIt for Dem / Den StiI.
ling, bpori De befinber fig" fIuttcr
Rapporten, "og | benne Retnina bar
oct forenpoe @eIaierenbebsorbeibe
oa ogiaa isgt at pirfe. Som Srua.
ter Of arbeioet fan Der peees paa
Sprettelie at offentliee 2egepIabIs,
Supenile.& lei, beisgenbe SpgepIeier.
fer liant @rbeioet for SorebpgaeIic
og SelbreoeIie af GiiberfuIoiis."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01
Sifferbcosifab for Stadium.

Spnb Der iiaes at bore ct al DC meit
iinSris inbretteoe eifterbebs Itabe | Der.
ben er reiup blepet bpsset for ben britt.
re 8abiumforporatipn | 2oubpn. 9a
Der blep Sprssmaal ON at anifaffe ct
iiffert Slab for BET fpiibare % iielbne
StuL &abium. bar bet lite tun ON Of
sisre, at bette iunbe sisres albeles fiji.
fert mob Snbbrubstpoe oa Slbebranb,
men bet maatte fanitrueres iaalebes, at
bet nGpnte fpitbare Irobuft life fnnbe
unblippe. Oct er nemlis en- for 2iben.
1faben bel fienbt Sag at Stadium fan
trause siennsm be tpffeite Staalplaber,
% bois bisie Straaler ubinbret faar
ptrfe, iaa ipinber Gtuffet libt eiter Iibt
ino I'll Sntet. Sfnbet er berior inbpens
big furet meo ire CONNER tpffe 8lp.
plaber, tbi lieepperfue 8lp er bette See.
tai mosteslsit. Deb en- iinbria .sSnbs
refining er bet giort mulist at ppianse
be Raciumftraaler, ipm ubaaar bper
Sang Sfabet aabnes. tbi bette sr iaa
icitbare Eager, at bet sielber at tase
spot bare paa bet. sitfsrbebs ifabet er
sanIte Tibet, ibet Der fun er Ilabs for
100 Suub Stadium. men beune &lat
pilbe reprGieniere ben ubpre Sum al
fem SiQioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01

a~pooroneeI CT ben piosnbersmt,
Strife, Der L GorboIo til fin Stsrreiie
bar ben foitbareite oe melt funitne-
riff uoitprebe 9irfebpguing, Der no
geniinoe bar prret opfsrt. Zen bat
ct fuIoenot alinitperf belt igjennem.
Den Iisger mn | Muiner, oa ben, iao.
peIiom flere anore fore og foitbare
gpgninser BED bette llniperfitet, bier
fuloitNnoig soelost at SoroFjrlDei.
Oct rumitereoe nIbeIes forfrrbeIigi
Der, bHrre emo noget anbet Steb -
uoenfor ielne Srancisco o. muIiacns
ganta foia. Wen bet lille, Der Itaar
igien at airfen, pibner ON, at ben
maa la ppret ct f~iinltnerif Eragt.
p9rf. Wan bolber MI paa meb a.
gienopfsre ben; men bet bill tasc
flere Aar for ben bIir ! ben Stano
ben bar - og bet pPrite er, at megct
life Tan giengipes ener erltnttes. Bin.
ouerne I. gr. ifal life fiinne repro
biiceres ! fin oprinoelige fitnitneriife
Sfisnbeb, ba De bar forf9roigeoe
ODER | europa at 4linltnere, Der M
er osbe. airfens belle Snbre, Tom
bens belle Snpentor, bar ct TANNERS.
b9ngenoe allnitpRrf al Mrfiteftur,
Sfulptiir, Maler. os Moiaiffunii.
Bare af ben lille 2epning Der
itaar isien, fan man lutte fig til, at
ben bar pGret ct itorartet Tragtp9rf.
Gen faloes "Memorial gburd" og
er reiit iom Winbe ON Stanforb-Sa.
milien - % foriaapiot fan bet belle
al Snotrpf af, at bet er formesen
@enneifeforguoeIie. Se bog iiges
bet, at Stanforo SamiIien par quo
frpetise SoIf, oe ifal man bsmme Ell.
ter Def man Der Ter, bar ma @rnno
til at ontoge bet, ielb ON az rlan fer
minoa- ON Sianforo. gaa De oeu.
ringer, Der itaar igien al 4irfen, er
Der flere Snifriptioner | @plbenffriit,
Der ipnes at toIfe Siertets inbre
%umiobelbare Sslelier. Seq nebffreo
nogIe at benz os ffal anfsre en- iom
grempel berpaa.
S. 8. Sousen.
(Were.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01

Snsoas oen 15be SUM-. Speratio.
men Ipffeoes, 90 bun er efter ON.
itqnbiebeoerne sanife bra, iao ber MI
er srunoet Soab ON Seibreoeiie.
- llngbonisitepnet boIOtes | Rarf
&iper, q. O., 2ben til 5te Sum-. "a.
Ter bleo bolot al Eaitorerne Cub.
ietb, Riinspolo, Sulteng, Sisrnbom
% Rroi. 8. 8. Sburion. Sslgenbe
gmbeosm9no bleu palgt: Rr9iioeni,
Gaitor Sisrnbom; 8ieepr1iibent,
Gaitor s. u. 2iitebabI; SefretGr,
elmer 9elion fra Satton; aorre.
ipcnbanee-S efreter, 8. s. Sanoers
ira Nefinocf; aasierer, Sobu SUIT.
eng ira @rano SORTS; Muiifoiref.
TOR, Grof. .. s. Sonion. @asbet bar
meeet goot beieet.
2tpin @allep Greos boIot lit
Misiionsmsoe / Maple Safe Wenia..
beo, 9aitor 6. 90. Yeterions aalb.
Iaitor $. q. @~aorosnloe bolot IaG.
ningsprRbifen oper ZIP. @i. 1, s. DJ
9aitor q. 9. tSinberIie inbIeoet oct
opitiaebe Gmne, Wott. %, 1870.
&reosmeoet bapoe ben @I9be at ia
NisiionGr Marttnion fra aina meo
fla, Der glGoet % opbpgget oct meo
lin Gale. Offer til Wisiionen belsb
fla til Iibt ODER $50. aae areoiens
Ereiter unotnsen Eaitor 9aloger bar
n9rpprenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01

iagt at Granferncs antaI CT for.
uinofet at ben Sorm at Griif.
fenifab, iom bar bepirfat oen iterfte
eIeaoigbeo, 90 iom oerfor bar fren1.
falSt afboIbsbeprecIien, / girfeIia.
beoen bar aftaget.
Gen itore Maioritet of gefoIfnin.
gen, flyer ban, er enten iaaoanne, Der
briffer til Maooe og oIorig err beri,.
ieoe, eIler Tom aIorig imoger berr,.
ienoe 0riffe, men nnSer Sper.
fiaoen er Der Ell IiSen grme al pone.
mRsiige Granfere - SoIf. Der Ieper
bortaiemte / 8oIfelipets beiere Bag,
eler fiiIoitenbig nebiunfne | De la.
pere &lasfers gIenbigbeo 49, / Ga.
items SiiIer, / Srussler eaer ar.
beiosmftaIter.
Der er al flere paa SoronIeoninq
neoiatte 4omiteer bIepen anbefoIet,
at Der gipes Mpnoisbeo til at an.
bringe 9rantere / BERTH inoretteoe
gipler, naor anmooning berpm ino.
gabes al 8enner' ener SamiIie %
Sagen nor ~unberiset | IopIig lam.
meniat Iet. @ntallet al 9ranfere,
Der | 2onbon iett6es til HeformanituI.
ter for ~iaaoanne, er forbolospis me.
get lioet, os bet bar beientIig fin
8runb oeri, at Der life er isrget for
tilitr9ffelise gefoemmeIigbeoer =
at man life fan tase iig Of oisie ulpf.
felige / Samfunbet, foroi gnital.
terne life fan ri1nline Dem. S 1908
ien6tes idaleoes iaIt fin 262 til qIp.
Ter, og beraf par Al Wpnb og 11S
&pinoer.
Snipefteren flyer enbnibere. at Sc
feite at Dem, iom ien6es til Dram.
fernipIerne, er af ben 3IasIe, Ser
nprmeit benreares til oanosfboae.
gf De 3,032, iom / 6e ii6ite ii aar
er bebanbleoe / 8rmferaipIer, babbe
fun SO Brocent Den alnlinbeIige glen.
neminitliee &anosfraft. Sa en- no.
genlunoe iuno aanoeIig Silftanb er
Ell abiolut 8etingeIie for at flnne
affaite 9riffebanen, iaa er De IND.
bunbne CODE Geiultater notiaa be-
e~r9nieoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01
aariae til Sattieoom.

Der ipsrges 10 ina ofte: Snab er
aariagen til Sottigoom2 og Sparet
er iom ofteit bsiit forifieaist, ba life
ale Ter Sagen fra iamme SIDE. Den
forenebe 8eleisrenbeo - Isiociateo
CHARITIES - ct. SAUL, Winn., baf
| lin iioite aarIige &apport, nogipet
al ben iomIeoe Organizations Sefrc.
ter, u. 80. @utribge, ffi9nfet bette
Spsrgsmaal libt normere Smtale,
oe ba Gorbolbene | benne gp piitnof
til en- bis Grab er ct Sibeitpffe til
anore % iterre gper, ounenb | en- for.
minoifet Maaleitof, er De Der freul.
Iaste SasttaseIier al aIpinoelis Sn'
teresie.
@an fan Iieeiaa sobt m0 en- Gang
forbigaa Den @ariag, iom iaa almin.
belig benGones iom nbelo, flyer Iap'
porten, pe labe Mariagerne til 8at'
tigbom inobele | TO Sopeogrnpper,
De ~perionlige os De i%ociale. I'll be
perionlige benferes iaaoanne Solf,
Der mangler Griftigbeo, Soretagiom.
beo og gnersi iom life | er | geiio-
belle af tilitreffelig 9smmefraft %
Selpbeberitelie, iom life bar Selptil.
lio ener andre Iienenoe @eeni faber.
Der er nsopeuoige for at pinoe
8remsang. Slauot oisie ~perionlise
aariager n9pnes i9rlig Wangel paa
| 9~emnefraft til ret at funne nogipc
genge, iom en- at De pigtigite. Com
Heael fienoer enbper t~rengenbe ben
arnIt at ipare," flyer &apporten iaa
trafieube, "men De peo altfor ofte
life, bporban Iense ifal uogibes" =
Be beIiooer meo andre Sro life ben
nbsoenoise 9emmefraft = oct innoe
Smosmme.
On ufaloitGnbis ubpiflet Sarafter,
Der siper iig t~ilfienbe peo a~anosipag
beb ener Mansel paa 9pgtisbeb iaa'
oan | Acknowledged, er en- at De
perIoulige aariager, iom Den ofient
Iiae @~eIgierenbeo iaa oite itsoer paa,
oa al iaaoanne SufGlber er Der
mango, Der fra aor til aar erbolocr
Si9lp.
timber Sc iociale aariager til Sat
tiaoom fan benferes grbeioSIssbeo,
uaunItiae Irbeiosforboloe, inonitri-
eae lllpffer, utilitrGffelig 2sn, 8sr'
n~earbeioe, bsi Rris paa 2~ipsforns,
benbeoer, Nsansel paa Saanop9rfs'
IfoIer, uiunoe % operfplbte 8efpem
meliabeber, ntilitr9ffelis eller enoog
fuIoItnnoig Iansel paa Spile 90
IoipreSelie.
@rbeioSlssbeb er UNDER alminoe'
Iiae Sorbolbe en- olporlig Sag, os
meo en- 2eu al $500 ON aarci
or set life noeet let Sag at reane
no, bporoan en- Samilie fan nnoer'
boIbes M, ba Iriien paa 9ipsforns
benbeoer err iaa hsi. 90 Dog tom De-
life enc os alene Iagges arbeiossi
peren tilait. at ban life betaler lao
pos 2sn at man fan lepe ocraf; ga
gen er fsrit os fremit ct ioeipl
epsrssmaal.
Spaoom, llIpffer os 9sbsfalo ino
taaer en- iremrasenoe glabs blano
Mariaeerne til Saitigbom. wsen Sps
bonn err ! iie ielo label en- iocial ion
~perfouIig Sag, Den tom ffploes boar
Iige ~iociaIe Sorbolb. baarlige aloa
fer, uIunot ganb eIer uiunoe Smgi
peIier unber Irbeibet.
Sruffeuifab err bespGrre en- mege
prominent Iariag til Sattisoom. %
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gb "a al bBie stOkr er Der bauOel Gutter % Bigger. gb 90 e Der 9.
GER SsO 29 sr Der Gutter. SsO 2 r Der bare Bigger. Ter er aniaa 2 gise
fOlr. S9upbeu bar en- Seo gtn9 O8 5rfirhu bar N Sarge gb 5 $50.
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G@ing.
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Tom til 9orbpsfen ps be fsfe msO 10 TONNE SRuOsr, bar be COB @runb til at
pars fOhe al bpab be bar 8mt ir al ben uuse S9si fan bls Oprrt Sabre.
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bigger fretueHerer pore artsfoler. @GUeOucaipu" er mesei aImineaia. 8i
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mtubre eub 17o-"unsopmmsns Ben.
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S~rmffemfaben I 2omoom.

Den imber GRANDCHILDREN oniatte
Snipeftsr | 2onbon iibtoIte forIeben
| fin aarlige Happort, at onlen6ifisnt
Der er e, afgiort gebring meb Sen.
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bensbp, iaa er oct ingenIunoe bermeo
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tgfier ~8sIfsbIaoet~. !,

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Gage ilpttet fra Morris, Minn., til
Clinton, Minn., bpor ban bar opta'
get Irbeioet | lit npe Galb.
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Soft, Der ooerpar gorsmsbet I @al.
Iep Gitp, er al fine Menigbeoer til.
itanet nogIe Tigers Serie, iom ban
tilbriuger bels | minneapolis, oels
meb at beieee s~I9gtninse peb @ran.
ite Sons, Tinn., % peo Iierponi,
e. Gaf.
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MARTIN s.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

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~ifebetipr Napneteunpel. Griarius bar lert cs at pi life ian i
meb 8laoet for $1.25.
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Stuoenter peo norif:amerifanffe R~irfelfoler.

Sefprerne for 81 StOer su6te "lnsbpumens Ben bereSoiaiat stattnit
for bette Stplaar 5pr A GtOers SeotOmmenbe blp pi tpunaue til at bube
ps til albre shifit gi er be 81 Sefprsre meset tatnenreia. Ser sr Hee
sUbe 6rnOe boprfur ianban GtahIt .br iumlss os ofeunioaisres.