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The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
ID
 RUN BRITAIN

LONDON, May l6 Chancellor Lloyd George presented the budget in the house tf commons today. Ii contains proposal to pay members of the house of commons a salary of 5000 year. The cnancellor's esti- mated expenditure for the current year is $906lIo,00D. which is $3S.- 7JO, 900 more than last year. Estimat- ed revenue for the current year is $p0s. 5So040.
 Of the increased expenditure the navy. civil service and old age pen siCus account for the greater part Pay for the members Of the house of commons will absorb Sl,250 .0o0, while the coronation vii, add Sl.- 800 uUu
 Liuyd,George said the British fiscal system had passed through an ex- ceptional strain with added lnster. During his three years tenure o1 office the chancellor asserted, he had paid of $130, 900 .000 of the ma tional debt, while has been re duced $350, ,0O0 .00O since the Liberals l had assumed power. Prospects of a
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Fashions.

Mrs Newlyrich and her daughter were standing before the beautiful statutes of Hebe and Psyche
 Do you know. Marie?" said the mother. "I think the way this Fishy does her hair would be real be coming To you? I'd try il if I was you"
 Oh, dent know" answered Ma rie. T think | like the way IIebe does hers better It's more becoming to my style"
 Well. then. when We gel home you can try the Hcbe style and will try the Fishy way IL may not he so becoming bur | suppose it is tIa style or she wouldn't wear hcrn so and then they trailed on 60 the next group.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
COMEDY ( TRAGEDY
 IN TRIAL
THEY ARE STRANGELY BLEND ED IN 4 KENTUCKY
 POISONING CASE.

PADUCAH, Ky. May 20 Sen Sational and dramatic incidents. as well as comedy. featured In the ex- amining trial at Benton of Mrs. Lucy Griffith, charged with poisoning her husband, Ed Griffith. a prominent merchant "f that city, on April 29.
 several witnesses were examined fer the commonwealth and the de fensc, and the entire day was con sumed. After reviewing the evi- dtnce Judge Joseph Price held the defendant 10 answer in the sum of S400O bond which she executed
 In his speech. Judge W. A. Berry. of Paducah. one of the attorneys for the defense, said that prosecuting witness" pointing to w. S Griffith, father of the murdered man, that vindictive prosecuting witness. has. by innuendo-' but he got no fur, ther, for Griffith jumped to his feet and eXclaimed
 Don't you dare cal! me thai"
 Judge Berry replied that he would crticiSe any witness he saw fir.
 Edgar Starks ordered Deputy Sher- if Hardy McGregor to arrest both men, claiming that they had wea- p0ns concealed. but no arrest was made, Pandemonium reigned and d stampede of the crowded courtroom followed. Later w. s. Griffith is said to have explained his action stating that he thought ''innuendo" meant he was a liar.
 After the excitement subsided the trial proceeded. The accused has many friends, and during the day the Ladies' Aid Society of the Ben ion Methodist church voted it's sym pathies to Mrs. Griffith, who is a member of the society and teacher in the Sunday school.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J Crosby. $. Russell, r. Lnender.
 G. Codcga. L. Stick Cla- I1hu
 son. x. C. lambo their hajrs. par
 snnal repres,u'a. .isoe a>1 iLns.
 and all person aIalnUE by.
 through or uuEer .he'1.
 You and each of sou are hereby notified that duriug fhc year 1910 We expended &1no in labor and i'm provcmcnt5 upou placer mining claim known d. The Black Hil asso- ciation on Fish creek in Inc Fai"- banks Recording Precinct. Territory of Alaska, and rho amount was e, mcEts made for 'hr purpose of holl ing said claim under thn provisions of Section 2324 ReF5s Statutes of the United States. and constituted the annual Assessment work upon said claim for inc year ig1O. and If within ninety days after the last pub lication of this notice ynu or either If you fail to pay the Uudarsigu | as co-owHerS your proportion of the expenditures lcgah, required to hold said premises d. aforesaid for the year 1910 together with the costs of this advertisement. your in tcrest ill said claim will become the property of fhe uuiersiEUeA under said Section 2@2A. Revised Statutes of the United States.
 N LARSON,
 GEORGE WARMBOLD. First publication May s. 1910.
 Last publication AuGusi :. 1911.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Mat IIcidcrsci ici,

To Mat HclGcrErhrit.
 You are hereby notified that dur ing the years 19pa and 1910 | have expended two hundred dollars lu la Dor and Improvements upon first tier bench placer claim No. below. right limif, Fairbanks trcok. in th" Fairbanks recording precinct. Alas ka. in order 10 hold said claim un der the provisions If section 222i Re yised Sta'ufcs of the United States Said labor and Improvements consti- 'utinC the annual assossmou. work for the years 19u1 and l9lo. and if within Ca days after .h. last pubH cation of this notice. }uG. Mat Hei- derschcit. fail or refr.e .o pay he undersigned as co-owuar yoHr propor. ton of the expenditure legally "a. quired to hold said c10im a- nfOre. said for n" years l@e4 and l4lo. 'o. eether with the ca-f aE fhl- llyer. tisemert. your iuf-re-- iu s1I claim will become tHe property If .ls un- dersiened. uuder said section 2E2I Revised Statutes .f tHo United Sales
 MICHAEL RYAN Firsr publication Nnv - fntf
 Las' publication Aug".. @t ..f1.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
CHICAGO CODE FOR FATHERS
Bathing Suits Must Reach Below
 the Knee.

CHICAGO. May S - Women must not wear mems bathing suits
 Skirts must reach below the knees
 Loose bloomers reaching below the knees must be worn
 Bloomcrs must uot be worn with ou' skirt
 Sleeveless suits must mol be worn by women.
 Stockings must be worn by girls over l6
 Blousos should mol be too decol lctc
 Glave-lirting suits for women are barred
 Harem, hobblc and dircctoirc skirts are forbidden.
 Men must wear both shir' and trunks
 Shapcly ba'hors who look for more leuiency from Chief of Police John McWseny than they received from Chief f Police Leroy r. Stew art last year would dc well ro hear in" warning ut the new police head before placing orders for his sum mer's surf costumes.
 The stewart code goes for this summer said McWeeny.
 The lid will he on tight at all the beaches
 Morality will he the watchword all along the lake. and do not consider that bizarre bathing suits which furnish tuo much for the eye to fcast 0pou are any promoter of good morals.
 Exposure which would be per mirted in a fashionable ballroom will find no place a the public bpachcs. Nothing that savers of the risquc will he tolerated"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26

o,u'uuau,, al lo.d trade s.rre excel l,u-.
 CT the estimated revenue oC $a0>.- INu.uun 'H" big items arc customs and excise duties. $24>.unu.n0b. death duties. $lg-.75H.'uu. income tax and super tax. $22l .auu.oou. and postofiice r.s,uIe. $l2N.7ru.uuu
 Opp >j.iou criticism on the budget r,m',ryd in The provision for the pay w,ur f members of the hou-e uf ,.wmea- tu which Austen Chamber lain said he was uualtcrahly opposed, as ir would deprive members of the British house oi comm u- of the dis riu,rjau ul serving wirh.u pay. He predicted u would flood the house with Wuu"y-ggahhiuG politicians
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
CAM0RR|STS LIKE
 MADMEN
ABBATEMAGCiO AROUSES GAG. ED PRISONERS TO
 FRENZY.

NITERBO. Italy. May 3 Nicola Nora. denounced by Gennaro Abba rcmaggio as one of the actual assas- sins of Gennaro Cuoccolo and the latfei'S wife. faced his accuSer in court today. and their exchanges provoked scene so violent that President Bianchi was compelled to suspend the sitting.
 A was the ease yesterday the inf rmer and the defendant stood be fore the judges bench and appear ed to be prevented from springing al each others throat only by in 'oryening carahineers. Morra's as. SNciaf"S in the prisoners pen alter ua'ely cheered him and cursed his "traduccr.
 Ahattemaggio described minutely the part taken by Nora who ire qu.ntly interrupted with dcnials
 Your whole story is absurd. shouted Nora The truth is tha You are q miserable epiloptic now in an abnormal condition.
 Wild Commotion in Cage.
 Then followed a verbal duel be tween the informer and the accus- ed. As the combat ragged the other prisoners behaved like madmen.
 Antonio Cerrato pried his head 'hroueh the steel bars of the cage. attempting to reach Abbatemaggio. who turned and spat ill his face.
 The priest, Giro Nitozzi. screamed at tine informer Thief! Thief Thief"
 The prisoners within the cage cursed. gestculated and beat their manaclcd hands against the steel bars. Unable to proceed, the court declared q recess
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
NUGGET IN GOOSE GIzzARD

SPOKANE, May S. - While pre- pairing goose to g:ace the festive board of today's celebration of her husbands and his friends birthday, Mrs. C. F. Harrison, l22 Second avenue, found in the gizzard of the fowi q small gold nugget, An at tempt is now being r}ade 10 discover the old feeding ground of the bird, and It is highly probable that pas turcs green will soon be disturbed by the prospector's picks.
 Mrs. Harrison discovered in the sand contained in the gizZard, a small stone that gleamed. She called her husband, who Immediately re-
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md mother of many cI.IIran

and mother of many children
 Nom. dcy uiur" replied AGmio. calmly appropriatug chem Rastus and NcFbcna got such black Ioes dat de holes won't show. nu.oH. ,n dem chilluns wot got waller meat kin wear two pairs at de same time: ell you know. Mis- Jo. dat de holes in all dem stockings aim gwin fer hft in de same places"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Wouldn't Be Missed.

May l go off this afternoOn?" ask ed a boy of his employer on a sunny spring day. 'I want to go to my aunt's funeral"
 No" said the employer, II cant let you go, and don't think you will be missed, for the last time your amt had a funeral there were all of fifteen thousand people there"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
RESUME OF REVOLT
 IN MEXICAN REPUBLIC

insurrectos getting full representa- tion. Porfrio Diaz left the country he had ruled so long. going first to Havana. Cn route tO Europe
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Sure Enough!

The" stockings are so full ol holes that they are worthless. Aun- lie" said lady to an old colored woman, pensioner of the family
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
SELLS HIS BODY AND SOUL

CHICAGO. May 10. Charles kittrick, who sold his body and tiona Maternity hospital, died at the hospital last night.
 kittrick was suffering from d pc culiar form of locomutur ataXia and. by the terms of the bill of sale of his body, the corpse will be used in clinical research,
 kittriCk sold himself for s and used the money 10 pay the last bill he owed-hiS room rent. Record of the sale was filed with the county recorder yesterday.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Timely Hints for the Housewife
',t 2, setting away 'o cool
Coffee IeLLN-

Ara.a.r dljusE and exceedingly pretty dessert i~ coffee jelly. made Ni-h gelatin" like any wine jelly. .nls .~sug .ru.G cold ,ofIno insr cad ns ajr, rm or brandy Pour in a H.Hs and who, tru wish ro serve .' '-ru u ,n uu a small platter. maa. wreath .t sliced bananas .... '&" j,'E. and pogr whipped .r,." over all
 Fruit Jelly.
 tH.sr eHr l.N aI gela.luo with d half Fl. z r.I water and ~.a aud it t-.t. tu~ ta.rg minutes. rh"n pour .ler 4 ahr pint at boiling water. add Y, pound o, sugar juice of r1gD. Hn. Ills and rNo oranges. strain NiH. .. plain mold with roIi wa fer .r .u The bottom layer o. whit. grapes tcaunodt pour in a u.-ta ul sHe gsIa.iuc. strain ou ice M'u -ur s,ia'nc conecals
 \sa .paf a .uy,r of caudied cher I.,- hen a layer ,i sliced bananas. d .s,r ol orafgc pvlp another layer .t .anala-. fa.n a layer of chopped a.a....i-. aa,.urr H.p. uI grapes and str .' Hae m# tUr mold is full Naar u.,r taI. tae remaining 4uan- .rs '. .r.a',n,. which must he per ....E |. la M. hor ~Gn sand it r-.-s .. harden
 Ginger Pudding.
 I..r ".agr- ot preserved ginger, .osr .urs~ ui ~net. loHr ,Hnse- of '.vr fr4' u3u.,~ ,t bread crumbs. auI Iutr | sugar. 'No ,abIc-uoonluls 2 augr -.r.n a Wa,. If salt, one ',a... ,n'H ,I ground ginger. d a..#-. ',#-ra.af,#i ar 4-I.ed ugl. .s.4. .no .a--. che l.aune lca- ae-u et baking powder oac and Y -at r.rt... c milk Chop rhe @.I.,. a.# ..r -rcr aad p"- .hcm l..r la , 'u.u adu 'I, egg well ..asea. Nil. all IA, ether !ngradi- ,afz A.FN at.~#-aig taa.'Acr. pour .:'e .4.'.tr. mo'd. ,.No. wiru a h1.ta."l as.r. a-aa .'eaW fr two .o.-r tH, v-f. 4ami~H with ...H. ..j r. ..lH a,m h1~. and serve V. Es... s- nl.,v. R.a, up ,he Nj a3 .Ho .ty- ~1n add hall . ..a". l.. N.lna.d cream. one raoIe- -...a'.. .l aEalE chopped ginger. ..t =, .t -le irap 'a give d -'t t- i...r".
 Ginger Junket.
 Dra. ea. thhr 'ahicr aud d 'asH -.aaaH oi cold ,.acr iu5o a ,.r a'.H ,lu.u Vii. d ~po to dis -olE. 'aar#guH lIem one quart at f... HH#i maaaana and add ~n- gar a'd -ta&cr -iwp r3 taste. Add The Gi-~,Hed janhcr tablet "a the .ae.am HiE ala srir ii in quickly. bNjco g G.o rt1s-c~ and allow it 'u -'.na r. d warm room uu&i-.urbcu Ill luia E,mrso carefully. With- as 1s}is.o. 70 a cold p'a, and let -.aad u'3 time to serve. Decorate . ii. . l.#d Hceo- of ginger.
 Ginger Grapefruit.
 G"ou''raf l. particularly Ippe'iZ- .a- Waau served "t.u pro rrHcd 2in- r CT. r... n#i. Nlta one If ,ut h,@ aGrt,r. Remove The Lard pirhg cgHfar. the skin t,rWgor the scc= .i'n- and rhc - -ds SIrcd thc pulp win stIN.r ro.k. add.04 To each ualf h,al.ug 'raSuoonfu ur sugar. a | a.iae teasueauuH ot dcSsica c}
 .."n@.. u.a 'ab s~pooufEI of prc
 .Ecl singer Cr into a..". ani u 'a" ~pnHf. of ;ur sheer .Hup. .',ol for ..s,r.i | urs Gcfor scry- lu- When ready io serve, place iu 'rarcIruir dishes. cover wita whip ped cream and op with q }ir5lc
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26

Three hundred thousand cOcoanut trees have been planted in Florida i; nearly loo, o00 of them are already bearing,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Sherry Cobbler.

Fill a glass with broken ice; pour oyer il sherry with tablespoonful of sugar and d little lemon peel. Stir thoroughly and drink through q straw
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Lemon Honey.

Lemon honey is a queer, Old-fash- toned dessert which is easily made and delicious for a summer-night country dinner. Stir the yolks of six and the white of four eggs into a pound of granulated sugar. Add lhe juice Of three lemons and the grated rluds of two and scaht two ounces Of butter Cook over slew fire, stirring constantly. and when the mass is thick and clear like honey pour it into custard cups and set in the ice-boX. If you wish to make this dessert trifie more elab- crate add a meringue to each cup
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Mint Punch.

l.r. '.r ~rr.-- .. .r.-I a.n' a,# ,na..s. a.. ..- ar..-sa ,r1.e- Shake a rEit.' 't crushed ..' .ra 'alt .#a"t -.-aE .H.l t-. ..gar l~ dis. solved ..I inc min .u.r5ag ,,er H H rHaI.-I.Hs# .. .'rna l...'- na' q. f, ...-.5 s. .a.str Ea.- tat Wt.,r 'u War, 1 ..tr g .a.a Aaa r#.sr. AH.,r t desired H,ah,r
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Coffee Ice Cream,

Ise IWo Quarls ot cream, pint and half 1f boiling water, a pint of sugar. half q cupful of cof- fee. ground fine. and the yolks cf four eggs. Make the coffee in a small bigein. using the dry coffee and boiling water. Put the filtered coffee and sugar into saucepan and boil for twenty-five minutes. Beat the yolks of the eggs well and then beat them into the syrup. Take from the fire and beat for three minutes, then cCol When cool add the re maiuder of the cream and freeze.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Jamaica Ginger Beer.

To make Jamaica ginger beer .dhr one bottle of Jamaica ginger cNrraol. one ounce of cream f tartar. siX quart, of water one po"rd of sugar, sir Uu'H The sugar i- melted. then put in tAc grated pscI ut a lemon. and hca' mril blood-warm Add d rahIc-ponfu' of brewers yeast stir ~cl and bottle. wiring dawn the yotk- II will b. hr for Use in four .,l.Iyc
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26

Take two pInts Of cream. two cups of sugar, two lemons. juice and grated peel. two tablcspoonfuls of brandy SWeeten the cream and beat in the lemons gradually. so as not 10 curdle it, add the brandy and freeze in patent freezer CT by turning quickly. In turning the freezer open twice during the oper- ation to stir and beat the contents smooth
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Lime Punch.

fIk, H"Lan uHH n .5m" j...e and m.\ ..'. two 4r# half ,aF. t.f~ n; ~.a1r -.r#u. aj5 'Fa sjItHt~ n. n.no4rul" t-ia, AlI '.r".-s.ur' .r- ut a .st. If .ra.g. WH,r r.H< ..' -,.r''. ".f .' -f-.-~ 'a.t "'..t
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
E gg Lemonade.

Stpd'af. The white mu Nulk- | lo4r eggs H,a' tHr whites and yoIk- cplraic,y W,u 'I2h'. Dissolve one emp of sugar in onc pint If boiling water and add ro i rhy jRi,c ot ruur sood-sizcd lem. n-. Now turn into 'Hi~ auuu ouo quart If grar-I ic,. uo.-h ', ,Aiu i qUi.hIy. Stu
 'hr lo}E- ol 'hs.c4g- Ill'o The whites. turu 'hem u'a a pitcher WnJ pour in. af god heigH'. tac lemonade. Pour he mixture rom oHe pitcher U .Ln-Lnr Lnr m----M- Ll--M .oLEc-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26
Roman Punch.

Tar.. ..nI- - paa,.lzaI -vaar. .aroc eaI- q. aa',r. The JIec of e.-ir .rH r~ SuaE tao .ahte-ppan ta.= t E .a saa .u ..r'e oI the aa.,r aaa III together IT.. mo MpHc. ra9 COG. anl strain Add one h1It pint of r#a ahj 'hr whites ot .,.-h' egg alHoH' traH4 Freeze
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-26

One ..ar. bottle of ..1r.- aH, Hnwt- .r -.iI water. or- i,uur .ut ."rs ..:. :..r .aH.s-.. h,.,- ut ur~# rnt -n"ar ...ir-'r .. t ',a. .rH.g a5 -r',. 1.w'-. @a uG. P sHt~~ .f h'arIF. .r. ".ar.a.t-- If ~a,rrs A.', Haf aL .u3~ s,..r, r .~ .r ?" n~65 ug' in Iar1" piece
 f ., -. 'ar maE hn perfectly
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Acknowledgements

a1gaae1t0e Snoienbelie til uoen=
rigSminiiteriet al Nnlpgninger on1
Statstilifu0 til 6remme al 0anif
&ultur blanot 9anlfe operlpilfe
2on6e.
&oa 6i11anslopen for 1911-12
er Ser ligaiom forrige Mar pao
Observation-Disclosures &onto bepilgct
10000 &r. til 6rem1e al oanif&11l-
tl1r blan0t 2an0smen6 / Sc operlpi-
tie 2anbe.
8lanot Sc fl1lturclle 6ormool,
iom berpeo fan fomn1e / 8etrogt-
ming, pil ser / fprite &effe blipe
Gpprgsmaal ON oonif @folepnie1
og 6anlfe %8ogiamlinger. Hoa Del1
an6en SIDE oil ser life al Bepi;,
lingen flrr1e beutes Silif11o til fir,
felige Tjeme0 og 0anife 6orcn;nger,
Der fin bar ~lelifabelige 6orutaal CT
Ter tilligter ltnocritpttelie al trrn
gen6e 2al1Dsm9n0.
Mnipgninger fra 9unlfe / l1blan.
Set ifal o9re in0gipet til SEN n9r:
n1elte 6anife &oniltl i116en Sen 1.
Sftober 5. 81. Mnipgninger frc
Ganife / Gonn1arf Utilities l1oen:
rigsminilteriet 0irefte in6en Sen 1
September 5. 81.
Mnipgninger fra bon1fe yorenin-
ger ifal Dere bilagt mes Tore11in
gems 2ope og 1i0lte Morsregnlfal
iamt Splpsning ONT Meolemmerlles
slrtal % ON 6oreningens egen It's.
gift til Set Gor1naal, bportil Stu
tens @i0rog pnifes.
Observation-Disclosures, s. 10. SIM
1911.
6. %. Mblefelot 2ourpta.
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.,g
neoiot en- @omite til at forbanoIe
n1eo @eitprelien for State Tair,
men Der fun6e lite opnooes en- for
be9ge Starter tilfre6sitilIenoe Orb
ming. Ser bill MI blipe arrottgeret
en- arbeioer6ags-&ar i bper @p
ON 6%ormio6agen, og ON @ftermio=
oagen ptl ser bIibe en- 6eIIespicnic
for begge 8per paa ct er6nu life
foitiloaet Ste6. Ser er Mulig6e6
for, at enten 5ocioliit=@ongresman-
ben Berger fra Milmoufee eller
6orbunosienator Ga Gollette bill
boloe Geittalen pes 6enne 2eiligbe6.
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s& .tEEWW.a
ID og IS Mar 20 Gents, % 8srn
UNDER a frit. S 6enne 8etaline
CT inobefattet @igrieI til og fra Set
plaoien iont Dams og &o11cert OF
anoen ltnoerbol6ning. Sc Ser ielp
ierger for 8%efor6ring lipper meo
benbol0sois IS, 25 og 10 Gents.
&omtteen, Ser beitaar al 8reorene
5. a6ierien, g. 81. Mielien og IS.
sc. QUITE, bar arbeioet iber6igt meo
6orbere6eli erne, og 6eres Mopne er
en- @arantt for, at Mrbei6et er goot
|giort.
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For SaIs al Ejeren til Godtkjob'
SIS pr. Acre. Halvdelen kontant.

SO pr. ACRE. ~k16xVOe1e0 KO0td0ts
S. W. u, Sec. 3, Township 16o, Range
IS, Ward Co., N. Oak. Alt er udmer-
ket Plojeland, rig sort MUD med Ler-
underlag, og enhver Fod err dyrkbar.
Landet er omtrent jevnt, skraanende
lidt mod sgd og saa smukt ct Stykke
lord som fndes nogen steder. Der er
135 Acres under Plov, 120 med Hvede
og Havre og Is med Majs, og 20 Acres
Grasgang. Ligeledes en- fin Grove og
to code Bronde med rigeligt Wand. ct
godt Hus med y Varelser og
Kjselder,. allie gipsede og forsynet med
ny Tapeter. En- to Etagers Stald, 26x
AZ, og en- Kornlade og ct Kulskur.
Bygninger j udmarket Stand og ny
mare og 3k Mil fra Norma, 2 Mil fra
en- dansk Kirke og Hojskole og Tiger
agtig Anledning for A~nbringelse al
PENCE, eller for aktuel Drift.
En- god Lejer er villig til at leje
Pladsen for en- Rakke at Aar. Hvis
De er interesseret, bedes De skrive til:
FRED w. FRIIS,
Kenmafe, North Dakota.
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Soroen iamler bpert Ndr met
emma.

&t%kO8<
Set bar / Sp6g beret iagt, at
Soft bor Set til at blipe mere ifio-
tie, 90 Soroen aarlie / 6orm al
Meteoritpp t~illtreffer Jig mere
Smu6s; omtrent cit Somme / Ell
Mfillion Mar. S iaa Stlfeloe er Set
beoit at legge &inb paa itgrre &en-
ligbeo % iom ct Gfsempel fan to-
geS 8rpgnin9el1 al @ol6en @roi,1
8elt 9liorter, brpgget / Ter6ens
melt f1l6fomne 8rpggert, ab1o1ut fri
for enbper @pgoomsiptre, 8afterie,
&araiit, @ifrobe eller Iepe1toe Or
ganismer. Sc brpgges al @innea=
polls 8retping Company.
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Binise Farme i Minnesota

Opdyrkede Farme i Diet Gstlige
Central Minnesota salges billigt.
Skriv straks efter Listen og faa de
bedste Godtkjob. Adresse:
L. p. Larson, Brahan, lsanti Co., MINI.
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Turipmmben 9ren9. On IA Mar
ean1mel 9reng, Gopio Soffncl',
bpis 6orelore boeoe 210 Is. ct.
@olt, bar peret fo%ripun6en 1ioen Z.
Sali, % &olitiet bar mi be9prot
at ipge otter fam. San uar cit To-
rig 2ejer al rIinte Mopels", og ga
bo,1 liolt blep Jet, bar ban / Cont
tale mes cit Man6 ON at rejle meo
bom til Son TrancisW.
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saset pcS Meiem.

saeet peb Meien. 5orifielli9'
6unttioner / Gitp Sail er blepe1
lnpot al Ell Mge11t, Ser bar foae1
sem til at iubifribere paa ct Ma:
aosin % tilbpo benz iom &rGmie Ell
ltlpffesforlifrings=& olice. Gor set.
tie betolte Sc $1.00, men alt bpo>
Sc biotil bor facet rs al 6ortet-
ningen CT &olieen,oer bGrer Stemp'
let: rSSffe 9ploig / &innelota ef-
fer 81. 9ece1nber 1910.~