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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

Cutting cars are the newest arrivals
on automobile row. The headquarters
have been established at the large
garage of the Pacific Aviation and
Motor Car company on South Flower
street. The factory representative is
Austin McFadden, who will act as
state manager and establish agencies.
The local sales manager will be Louis
Arms, who has accompanied Mr.. Nc
Fadden from the east
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
INTER STATE CLIMBS FACE
CROWN HILL AT BAKERSFIELD

Morrow, Loomis & Co. report the ap-
intment of Daniel Gamble of Bakers
field as exclusive Inter State represen-
tative for Kern county, stating that
Mr.. Gamble decided upon the Inter
State as the car best suited in its class
to the character of hard work which
carssare put to in the oil fields. They
say that the demonstration required
by Mr.. Gamble included the seVerest
test which they have ever been asked
to put the Inter State cars to.
The final test which clinched the
deal was a climb straight up the face
Of Crown Hill on second speed. Mr..
Gamble stated that the car which
would do trick like that would climb
an oil derrick, and that was all they
needed in Bakersfield. He drove his
Inter State Torpedo demonstration to
Bakersfield on Sunday, and enthusias-
tically claims it to be "the sweetest
running, classest rig that ever went
over kewhall grade"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

In case of side-slip never apply the
brakes; this will only aggravate mat
ters; counteract the slipping by steer
ing, and reduce the speed, but keep
little driving power on the wheels, as
a car always travels in the line Of
least resistance. the fact of side-slip-
ping shove that there is more resis-
tance to a forward than to a lateral
movement; bralSing will only increase
this disparity, but a slight drive be-
hind the wheels will obviously tend
to overcome 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

Mrs. NJ. A. Huntington Of San Fran
cisco was a local purchaser this week
of a 45-horse, seven-passenger Fiat
touring car.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
MILLIONAIRE COLONY
TERRORIZED BY BEAR
Men and Dogs Trail 6ruin At ROCK
Ridge, Near Rockefeller
Homes.


GREENWICH, Conn. Sept. Dill
rent search was made today by hunt.
.efs through the woods which surround
the New York colony OF Rock Ridge,
the summer home OF Percy Rockefel-
lei. william II. Rockefeller, j.. w.
2fasury, Max wallerstein and Commo-
. doro George Lauder, Jr., for bear
that is at large and is terrorizing the
seommunity. Bear tracks have been
found, but~thus far the trail has been
lost by men and dogs.
The Rock Ridge residents have
kept sharp eye on their children
many foregoing the pleasure of sittine
on their verandas, fearing visit from
bruin. The animal was first discover
Z Cd by Mr.. and Mrs. George Cronk al
the Bowlders, the estate Of c. w
Post, the millionaire cereal manufac
turer. Mr.. Cronk is superintendent
Or the place, which is being occupied
BY Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Close. son-in,
law and daughter of Mr.. Post. Dir. and
Mrs.. Cronk were returning from a
buggy ride when they spted the bear
Al the road.
Gypsies inquired for bear which
they said had escaped from them in
this vicinity.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
WOMEN WHO
NEED STRENGTH
Will Be Interested in the Story Of
This Kansas City Woman.
After Years of Terrible Suffering She
Tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills and
Became Well and Strong Again.

Miss Florence Whitehouse, q music
teacher, of No. $50 Oakley avenue, Kan.
sas City, Mo-, found Dr. Williams Pink
Pills exactly suited to her case and her
cure should encourage other women TO
give these pills trial. She says:
"a few years ago / was afflicted with
weakness, which followed severe attack
OF malaria. had severe pains through
the small OF my back and could hardly
move around. II seemed that every bone
in my body was sore. l was chilled
through all OF the time. During the
warmest days Of summer / would have
to dress with heavy clothing. / was just
like skeleton and kept losing flesh
would have terrible headaches My head
felt as though 10 was whirling around
My people thought was going into con-
sumption and did not care whether
lived or not. | was sick for nearly six
years.
~ was under the care of doctor for
several months. He kept me alive and
that was about all. could see no inn
provement under his treatment and, a.
last resort, my people sent me TO Excel
sior Springs, Mo, thinking that the
water there might help me. | did not
improve much but while there heard of
DIR. Williams Pink Pills, and as soon as
| arrived home began to take them. /
could see quick change after a short
trial. told my doctor what was TAX :
ing and he advised me to continue with
them. He said they just hit my case.
took the pills Until / became we'll and
strong again and 1 have since been in
good health. / cheerfully recommend
DR.. Williams Pink Pills to weak wo-
men"
Two helpful booklets, Diseases OF the
Blood and "Piain Talks 10 Women"
giving more information about the rem
edy viii be sent free on postal card re-
quest.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, on
receipt Of price, 80 cents per box six
boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, H. Y.
The genuine are sold only in packages
bearing the full trademark, CDR. Wa
usrns' Pink Pills for Pale Feopls."
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
INVALID WANTS PARROT.
Lacking Human Companion, Seeks
Bird Az Friend.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 3.-If
there 10 a talking parrot in Kansas
City and IL can make its way to John
Haddock at 721 Grand-ave., the ankle
~ of two men and the pleadings OF a
sick woman will be alleviated.
Four weeks ago. Mrs. William
Erskison became sick at her home in
Lincoln, Neb., and after two weeks in
the hospital demanded that someone
oitswith her all the time so she would
have company. This being impos.
sibIe, " was suggested that she secure
= talking parrot to bear her company
and the idea, finding favor. she i'm
modiately sent her husband in quest
Of one
Mr.. Erslxison first went through Lin
coin but no parrot could he find Then
Omaha, Sioux City and ST. Joseph
woro visited with similar results. In
each city he found parrots. but not q
parrot I'm the bunch could carry on
m Intelligent conversation.
Then Mr. Erskison came to Kansas
City and sought his friend, John Had.
dock, who promised aid, and accom-.
panied him on tour of all OF the
bird stores. In the city without sue
ZUUU.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
AGED so, WEEDS WIDOW
TO PROTECT HER PROPERTY
Couple Live In Same Two-Family
House. and Jenkins Wants Her
Title to BE Clear.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a Romance
of Winter" might be the title of the
story of the marriage license issued
to Jeremiah III. jenkins, eighty years
old, and Mrs. Elizabeth Walter, fifty
SIX years, were 1t not for the facts.
The address of the couple Is No. 116
Monroe-st., Brooklyn. jenkins Is an
Inspector In the sewer department. A
year and half ago his wife died and
Mrs. Walter then the widow OF a
newspaper man, took care OF her Her
dying wish was that Mrs. Walter take
care Of the old man.
Jenkins and the Widow Walter
( bought the two-family house in which
they live Jointly. She has looked af-
ter him ever since.
mr.. Jenkins" said the widow who
will be bride, when seen last night,
believes that he will die soon. He
desires to see that | am protected in
the matter of the purchase of the
house and am recompensed for my
care OF him. We have obtained the
license and will use 1t. II is true there
ID mot much affection, but We have
"A the greatest regard for each other
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital Organs
like strains on machinery, cause break
downs. You can't over-tax stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels or nerves with
out serious danger to yourself. II you
are weak or rundown, or under strain
OF any kind, take Electric Bitters, the
matchless, tonic medicine. Mrs. j. Z.
Van de Sande, of Kirkland, ILL.,. writes:
"That I did not break down. while en-
during a most severe strain, for three
months. Is due wholly to Electric Bit
ters." Use them and enjoy health and
strength. Satisfaction positively guar
anteed. At f. G. Kinsel, Central Drug
Co, Gray e. Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
NOOKSACK ISN'T
VERY WELL KNOWN

oficials In the town II claims as Its
good thing In which 10 put your
There NAV be some excellent re-
not be delivered and the property
my part | should not care to take thl
AT any rate you cannot lose MOI
best only one chance in twenty OF
Is about the ratio when there Is rea
n should put ii at about one IN one
company at It's home address.
You will find your question OF
IA the Times of Tuesday. Aug. 80. l
sufficient chance of paying wen 10
- In 1t.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

have Just received my letter 10
the Noonsack Copper and Gold Min
ing Co. back from Spokane unclaimed.
In view Of this must advise you TO
keep your money out of this project.
II ii is not known to the postomce
head Office, hardly think II would be
money.
son, of course, why the letter could
may be a most promising one. but for
risk.
lev by staying out and you have at
making any by going into 1t. That
lily some mineral ground to work on.
thousand when you cannot md the
Tlppecanoe Securities Co. discussed
consider II a fair speculation with
warrant the risk of failure that there
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

IS can learn II is one Of the large nun
<11rorgth OF old placer workings from
80. II did not have much chance o.
y 81 I suggest that you keep your stoS
mile. II will help 10 keep you out
<<ourse iteis possible. too, that some
: y0ur hands. s.... 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

Quite fancy has sprung up for
tulle scarfs so wide as TO almost cover
the figure. Evening dresses. cut ex-
tremely low and entirely sleeveless,
are thus completed. The tulle Is us
ually In flesh-pink tone.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
VICE TO INVESTORS

OF Its
Dstroi 1iss n the
Hs ssks that rsla,
< "a WI hi Be cs1s sf i n
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
ThE BOBOIINkS

When Nature had made all her
birds,
With no more cares to think on
She gave a ripping laugh, and
out
There few a Bobolinkon.
She laughed again; out flew o
mate:
A breeze of Eden bore them
Across the fields of Paradise.
The sunrise reddening Ger them
Christopher p. Cranch.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

hundred
that
at the Of
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

The collarless waist continues to be
popular. 1t is worn afternoons and
mornings.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

Rose Gold seems to have ceased
blooming. find no market for It's
shares and SO far as my inveslga'
tions have gone l cannot find that
IL ever produced enough TO make IL
worth while TO record IL. From what
Der of mines that were fioated on the
which all the gold was taken years
making a mine.
X where you can look at IL once In a
of other propositions of the sort. Of
one may come along and take 1t on
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
Silence!

The iusuct Of modesty natural every woman 10 often
arsst hindrsnce the of womsniy disessss
huk from questions OF tho local physician
Which seem indecate. The thought OF examination 10 abb
horent 20 them and they endure IN silence condition
of disease which surely progresses from bed 10 woss
n hss been Or. Piercc's privilege 20 cure
eresf many who hsvs found q refude
for nsOdesfy In MS offer OF FREE consHhs.
s1o1 by letter. MI c0rrespondence 10 Held
as sscredly conndenefsL Hddress WorfGs
Dispsnssry Medical Asso' don. Buffalo, NJ.
Dr. Pierces Fsvore Prescription restores and regulates
he vomany abolishes pain and builds and
Outs the 6nishns touch of health weak woman
Who gives il = fair trial.
IL Makes Weak Women SfrOn9,
Sick Women Well.
You can't afford accept secret nostrum substitute
Tor this on-slcoholc medicine KNOWN COMPOSITION.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

the RIOS. SS,s .S'ns .nsass
peytng mime "na ~ |" " ms WV " w
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
COLUMBIA HAS GONE
THE USUAL WAY

n can md. Harris, Thomas & Co
the prospects OF the so-called mine.
put. through for the purpose OF seilins
lie device when the name OF the con
Al the public nostrils. This was true
/ am afraid that you will have 10
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

Job Printing Done Right. Tiures
Prfnting Co. Is John R-st. Call Main
1898. or City 33S5.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06

The Columbia Consolidated Gold.
fields. Inc, has gone the way OF all
%ood wildcats. II Is one OF the ten
thousand dead ones that cost the puo-
lie so much during their short lives.
There Is no market for the stock that
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06


to
Towksac Coppe
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
Fred F.. DeGaW
Justice Of the Peace

Justice DeGaw has served long enough and cru
cial enough to demonstrate the capacity and in
tegrty OF any man and has earned HIS reward.
journal.
Justice DeGaw has served faithfully and asks
support strictly the merits OF his past service
and Is deserving OF success-Times
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
On apri((p0g.

S 6en lille 8p @eba fanbt man
ON Morgenen Sen fer1te Mpril nog-
lie megtige Hlafater paa alle Suie.
u1elegram!" itoo ser. uSS6ag. peo
Miooagstio on1trent 81. l pil ben
ueroenaberpmte @l1rtigleter &oppin=
ifp fomme gjennem 8pen. &an baz
efter ct 8eooemaal paata9et Jig ut
Lobe fra @resoen til 8aut5en poa 1
Iime og 36 0finlltter. Man seoes
fol0e @aoen fri for &jgretejer, lr::-
Sens fan pasierer."
Set fan nof Dere, Sc fit noget at
inoffe ON @p6a! On Monb, Der
fl1n6e lebe ira Dresden til 8aut5en
noa 1 Slime og 36 Minutter, set isi
ju iam ct @pentpr. Men / bore Gage
ifal man life %foriperge noget.
Set bleite 1tbpggelis folot Der
Dag, men Sc gooe Soft / @e6a gao,
life uoenom en- gratis 6orngjeIie
Ge ittlle6e paa @a6en pe6 1-9i6en
og allies Mniigter bnr pen6t / Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
&issoaesmanoem us spren.

Gn Man0, Ser nplig Dor bleben
palgt til &tgs0agsman0, bapoe en-
meget bgi Mening ON lin eger 8e-
tp0ning.
Gn Sag, mems ban bar biemme,
gif ban en- Sur ODER Morferne %
fom 6erpe6 / Merbeoen al en- 9pr.
Ser gift og gresle6e. Gpren ipnte:
life ON 8eieget, brummeoe og BEND.
tie Jig imo6 &igs6agsman6en, Der
ifpnoiomlt traf Jig tilbage, forfulgt
al Spren. &an flap ban fra ben peo
at ipringe ODER ct @egn. &aienoe. op-
legte bon GDrens @ier og ifal0te
bom no for Sen 6orim9oelie, ban
bopoe li6t. v@e6 Sc, bpem leg er?"
ipurgte ban tiliioit.
rMej," lbareoe 2anoma16en.
uSSeg CT &igs6agsmanb g."
nNeej, pirfelig, fortalte Sc 9preu
oet?" ipurgte 2an6man6en tgrt.
@igsoagsmanoen fierneoe Jig bur.
tigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
9fpracs @cianDt Dp1.

Sra @bite sulphur, Girginio,
n1eoosles liolte 6reoog, at Georges
@eionot til ne Ipreneoe Stuter Soe
8l1oe, Ser ct Ear Tiger 3apOe ops
Dolot Jig Ser iun1men nleO lin 6ami<
lie, ct afgaoet peo 9poen peo ct
@lagtilfeloe. @uOe far pGret 9eor=
ges @elonot til Sc 6or. 5tater ltoen
Mpril 1908. SCR Sen SiO par ian
11orif % ipenif @elanot / &ipben'
bapn, bpilfen Eolt bon befleote, oa
llnionen opbapeOes inellem Sc to
2anoe, og lenere blep fan 11orlf @e-
lonot til Berlin, bporfra fan TOM til
@oibington. sam bar Ell bit oon<
net Ma1o, ser talte s 5prog flp0en-
oe, % bon pur Oertil en- begapet Mu-
lifer. Sun efterlaoer Jig gnfe og 2
9ptre, Sngeborg og Sigri0 @uoe.
9iget blep fprt til @aibington,
bpor Set par 8el tentn1ellen at set
lfuloe 6ranoes og Aifen ienoes til
Norge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
sturme us ltpcjr.

Set peltlige Minnel oto og pltlige
@p0 Gofoto er 5irsoag Aften blepet
biemiogt al beftige ltpejr. Set pibes,
at Sc bor anrettet life rtr9e Sfa6e,
men 0ennes Smfang fan fife ongi=
hes, So Selegrof= og Selefon=6orhin=
D%elier11e r%uellen1 Snillingbperne og Sc
biemiegte Steoer er af6ruote paa Set
Si6spunft Bette ifripes. S @ater-
tomn, g. Gof., liges &ingling 9ros.
Cirrus at bore blepet meget meota=
get. Set itore Menogeritelt er re-
bet iitpffer, ligele0es Mrbej0ernes
Gelte. Sire Mennelfer liges at oere
omfomne / Sen ggn.
Selegrafleomngerne ct afbru0te
@elt for @er1lon og @ooilon, Minm.
Mortbmeltern 9%eoringerne ct afbrlto=
tie @eit for Granite Sails. @e6 @ill=
NOR fol6t Ser 2 CONNER Gfegn Sirs=
Bag Mften. Sra %slber6een, 8roof=
ings og @uron, g. 0af., mel6es IL
gele0es ON ip9re &egnifpl, men in
gen stormifa6e. Oper Manfoto
meloes, at Stormen for rolet ODER
bsle Set peltlige Minneloto.
Sra Noro 9afota meo0eles, at ser
bar raiet en- m9gtig @aglitorm /
Miebigar og Melion @ol1ntper Sirs=
Bog Mften. Ser er ifet %betpoelig
Sfo6e poo en- Strefmng al 5 Mile
&oro og 6 Mile Sp0 for @ron6
SORTS. Ser fal6t @agl al Sterrelis
lom S9nieeg, og @aglene 1aa / ct
Sag poo flere Sommer. Mnlen ct
poelogt paa Sc al -Saglene ramte
ggne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

iaa Jig ftp omfring. @if man oem
poa &lingen, fortalte Sc, at 8illeoet
bar ltiaolet> og at Sc go0t piolte,
1pem Sppen bar. @ogen Sis efter
bong 9illeoet, bpor Set lful0e for
0erpaa otter at 'forlrin6e. Denne
Sang fom Set ttlboge iom Yoltpaf=
fe og me6 uSaf for Sam, lagoe
Opipnet. MuligbiS bar oog Sc gier=
togne Spperier en- &ome6ie, arrange
ret, for at fao f%onitateret, bpor go6t
eller -6oor l(et Ser 6lep pastel poa.
@un faa 9ille0er / SEN fongelige
Maleriiomling er MI ioo go0t folt=
nagle6e iom Sen ltaffels 8en05' Bor=
trGt al ba1s npOelige BLONDE &ipre=
Ite.
st SDperi al Ell e%jenoommelig Mrt
full, poSlen0e ngb11es fer. Sen fon=
gelige Maleriiamling pil0e maoife
bope ejet en @obbenra, 6eriom eng
%lunoerne fife bopoe peret fer /
1907. S Bette @ar forlran0t .et
9on0ifab al SEN npra1te bajt bega=
pe0e og eienoomnelige bollan0fe
Moler ira G6arlottenll1n6, bpor Set
uar mi0lertioig anbragt. Si6en @il<
le0et blep rppet, bor Set p9ret / for
lfjellige @11gl9n0ereS 8eii6oelie , in6=
til MltiGet / 9riisle I fjpbte set for
10000 6roncs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
uDYALGTE B0GER.

Under norsk Flag, afJacob Hilditch, Soc
Marianne. af Wilhelm Krag, 35c.-Isaac Sec
huusen, af w. Krag, eoc.-isaac kapergast.
Krag, 6oc.-Lodsen OF hans Hustru. aft. Lie,
5Oc.-dryende DAG, afM Mailing ,6Oc.-Sedron.
nlngen. af John Pau1sen, 5Oc.-Eventyrbogen.
sam1ing. af de NEST bskjendte Eyentyr; illu-
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk- Dansk, ca: 800
slider over 10000 Ord, 1925; Kortfattet
Engelsk og Dansk-N orsk, 25c; Norsk-Dansk-
Fngelsk og Engelsk-Norsk-Dansk Lomme-
Ordbog, shirtingsb. SOC, 1 Maroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c.-Et Hundrede Timer iEnge1sk.
I, ATM Jul. Eibe, smukt indb. 75c.-Prospekt
Post.Kort 1 stortUdvalg fra Danmark Norge,
Sverige og Finland; 12 forskje1ige Kort for
csc: 25 do. Soc; IS .dQ. 81; 100 do. $1.75.
~~ SkrtU efter f~asldstRndiO KGtaloO.
G. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
y2O-724 8. 18th ST, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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MI hragrr hr uilhf &uantr.
9fu orager Sc pilOe Spaner
fen oper 9Dnus Gpl6
M Si,tIiHpnS Nnhp NnnNp

W SclV<IDNt~ WV ot*bOS.
9e orager moo NorDens Somn1er
folul11er loa 1ungbejs fra -
ira fremlne0e, fierne 2onoe.
0ogen far furr0et @pile,
itille er @foo og Sp,
og Sen fprlte flare Stjerne.
Saa bpit MOS sen guile Stribe
ies oper lorte Sre'r
Sen %lnorrette Slot / Set f%jerne.
9e flpper iaa bpit / 9uften.
9pjt oper Borg og 8p
og Saorn og Sin0 Sc fore.
Gem bgrer Ell Siel iaa rolig,
rig og lao bej og flor
- SEN flppen6e, ltolte Sfare.
Ger toner en- Gang beroppe
oper Sen lape Sor6;
- igiennem min 5ial set iuier
loo rent og 1aa leliomt ltille:
Mer og forun0erlig fiernt
set bimlnelj fe Srgel brnj er.
Sc lpngen0e pil0e 5poner
iptn6er moo Nattens SfD
- lom ogiaa nit 2ib foripin6er.
@pornaor oil Sen fomn1e - Dagen
Slut paa nit Suglelip,
naor li6ite Minut lr6rin6er?
Set fierer mig Ell = ieg ipinger
mltntert og bpjt min Sat.
@porfro? og bporben? ems minore
r1aar alorig leg taber 6lugten,
Spanernes bpie Slltgt,
me0 0%rgelbrl1s / nit Snore.
0g iaa nlaa S. gjerne inaffe,
fel0e bpa6 9om S pil,
og tpmre Sen lorte @ilte, =
1roor bare NIT @i9rte brenoer,
bare min 5iel er tro,
min 5ong bltp rem til Set li6ite.
Soban 5fiol6borg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
&etning, @urtiglgberen ituloe tomme

Netn1ng, 9llrttglgberen lfnl0e fomme
fra.
&loffen blep ct, og Sen blep bolo
to, men fan fom life. Man bop6e
laa lmaat opgtpet @oabet ON at faa
BAN at lie; ga fom to fine &errer cpf-
lenoe giennem Byen, grinenoe oper
bele Mniigtet og %roobenoe til olle 81
Ser:
u9el1 fomlner ba11!!"
Mou pente0e taalmo0igt ct Soar
ter en0nl1 - 6u 0uffene en- eff
felie frem!
uGet er bam," raobte nogle.
~Mei, brit iffe," iogoe andre, set
er 10 gamle Sepp fra Mobobpen."
sllle omringe0e SEN galnle Mon0
og lpurgte, ON bon bap0e let 1oget
til Soppinifp. San bop0e 6perfen
bart eller let bam.
Da bar Ser pluoielig ct go0t So
peoe, Ser buifeOe, at set par fgrl tie
Mpril, og' man blep enige ON, at set
ro1urligDts par 0isie to rpflet1oe 9p=
Ivre, ser bao0e baft 6ere5 Siop n1eo
1T narre' bele 8Den 9(pril.
De 1fal life pr9pe at piie Jig oftere
/ @p6a!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
st mmlftcrct NcrnbamcfOmpa9ni.

Soutbern Yacifie Sernbanelellfob
bar lioltc llge erfleret Jig lfploig /
Is Anfloger, ser por retteoe inlpo
set al 0prmnos- @rallo Sllrp t Soll
6rouciscp for at bope gipet &abat
ior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. De Sirn1aer,
Ser por gipet @eWtnlti9eller / Srogt-
tafiter, Dor Yoeific Moil Steonllbip
60. for Mootter fra Sopau, Ser full
Sc forle11bes til onbre 8per / Sc Spr.
9toter, Galif. Ei1e Spr & 9l1n1bsr
60, for Spllur1er % Miller & Slr
for lllofor%Ienoelier. Sern6anefon=
pogriet tilhpo at betale $4,000
Ml1lft, hpilfet blep antaget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
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Der ollie, lom fan forltaa Set 0orlfe
|Sprog> til @uOstjeneite / &irfen poa
&jornet al @rotto og Mlrroro Mpe.
bDer 5pnoag &l. $50. Gen oanlt s
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toger &pnfirn1anOer / lit Stem, 665
@lenbale Mpe., bper 2proog Torn1io=
Bag ST. 10. Sci. g.. g. 1907.
9anif-eu. .l1tb. 81. stepbans Sir,
te, $isrnet at Orleans og @tepens
@treet, @u6stieneite bper @enoog
5ormio6ae SCI. II. @pnoaesfole
81. 9. Mt(s Dlpisafer, &ra1t.
@ulgatba b%anif=mprifc epaneclilfy
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le 81. 10. hinge Tolfs Mg6e ST
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1-2 / &irfens STUDY.
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tor. l1noerpisning poo Gngelif, og-
laa poa 9anlf ON gnlfes.
spnuncns norif epangeliif lntbcr-
ife Mcnisbco, @jgrnet al uniper1itp
og Narf Mpe., boloer @uostienelte
bper @gnoag Sormiooag @l. 1920
% Nften &l. 7.45. 5p1oogslfole.1
mpOer ST. 8 5orn1.
S &apellet paa @idrnet al &ea-
l1ep og Carl Strs. CT Ser @gn0a9s=
ifole bper Sdn0ag @ftermio0og @l.
8 .og @uostieneite @l. 7.3O Mften.
s. S11bergs Sail, S74 YaDne
apenue, er Ser ser0ogsifole bpc.
Sp1oag Gftern,. ST: 3. = g. s.
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por0.
srefolois9eos nOrff epans. iutb.
Strife, harrington % @berburne
Mbes. @uostieneite bber @gnoog
&l. 1890 6orm. paa @orif og 7.45
often paa @neelf. @pnoaesfole
og 8ibelflasie efter @pimesiegu6s,
%tjeneiten. - SIR. @pbilruo, 8reIt,
$50 Sul{er @treet.
Setbania &irfe, 81. Scents & So.
reit @treet. @u6stjeneite ofhor6es
@bnoag So1m. &l. 1890 o. aften
81. 7.30. @ber Eorsoog Mften 8gn.
nemboe / @irfens 8oien1ent. @sn'
bagsifole bber @pnoog SCI. IL. 8.
&. 61agita6, 8reit. 8opeI SAG
Sort Street.
Gen nprif=banifc MctGubiit &irfc
&ibrnet at @roa6map og 1915 ct.
ofboloer fine @,16stieneiter iom fbI
ger: &re6tfen Sbnoae 6ormi6oal
@Ioffen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1ng,
Solfs gpportb 2iga: @bn6ae Mfte1
81. 6.45, og literert Me0e De tire fpr
ltc Sirsouge / Maaneoen. @en
nemsoe bber Ons6ae Mften @l. 8
s. 6. Snllefleu, Yoltor, $50 13tl
@treet.
@nosticneite / ben n~orif-oanif
@aptiit=&irfe, &isrnet at Milforl
og @oo6bri6ge Streets, bner @gn
Jag 81. 1890 S%ormiooag og 7.3t
Mften. @l. $50 l1%ng6omsmboe
Sen n%orif~6anife 8apttitmenigbeo!
MISUNDERSTANDING mboer i tit 2otaI
bper Ssn6ag SCI. $50 @ftern1., 81
al Milfor6. og @oo6brioge eta
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