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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
Runaway Teams.

The frequent runaway of teams
in town makes it imperative that
the city pass en- ordinance to stop
the negligence of haudling teams
within the city limits. It has
almost become a daily occurrence
that some teams run away and
it is a miracle that some person
has not been hurt by the wild
horses that dash through the
streets with vehicles. One Wed
nesdav there were three runa-
way teams; one down Church
and Jefferson and two late in
the afternoon on Spring street.
A horse attached to the delivery
wagon of Mr.. E. Strauss became
freightenen at the oil mill and
ran through the streets with the
wagon to the intersection of
Main and Spring streets. Oppo-
site the Bank of Tupelo he ran
into horse and buggy. frighten-
ing the horse, which started and
ran in tho opposite direction and
finally running into the plate
glass window of the Ballard Ery
Goods Co., and killing itself.
Tee first horse was unhurt. On
the streets at the time were a
large number of women and chill
dren and CONSERVATION prevailed.
Fortunately no one was hurt but
several had narrow escapes.
While we would not interfere
with the public service of our
business men the public safety
demands that the wreckless han
ding of teams should be stopped.
All parties should be forced to
hitch their teams and on failure
to do so should be fined. The
lives os the people are too fre-
quently endangered and the may
or and board of aldermen must
furnish some relief by giving US
an ordinance, if we have none
now, to prevent these frequently
occurring runaways. All horses
will run away and the gentliest
freque ntly does the greatest
damage.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
Graded School Opens.

The fall session of the Tupelt
Graded schools was opened Mon
day with the largest enrolment
in the history of the school. The
enrolment was one third larger
than a year ago and promises te
continue to increase until the
buildings will be run over. AL
ready some of the grades are be-
yond the seating capacity of the
rooms assigned them them. and
the SUPERINTENDENT and his as.
sistants are at a loss to make
provision for such full school.
School having been called to
order, Superintendent Langston
reqaested Rev. A. 0. Price to
conduct the devotional exercises,
followed by prayer by Rev. W..
L. Duren.
On the part of the trustees.
four of whom were present, F.
H. Witts, delivered an interesting
and practical talk and urged the
Importance in having the four
important branches. Reading,
Spelling, English and Arithme-
tic we'll grounded before other
things were added to the child )
education. Mr.. ] R Dabbs
and Prof. Newell also spoke in
structively to the school.
Prof. Milan W introduced
to the school and expressed his
qualification as being in the fac
u'ty and promised to give his
best efforts to the work before
him.
The faculty is: D. C. Langs
ton, superintendent M. Milan,
principal; Misses Edmonds and
Mitchell, high school branches;
Miss Smith, seventh grade; Miss
Townsend, sixth; Mis- Shirl v,
fifth; Miss Dozier, fourth; Miss
Huffman, third; Miss Harris,
second; Mrs. Trice, Miss Newell,
first grade. Prof. D. E. McCar-
thy has charge Of the south side
school.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
rUPEEo MISS, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER %, 1911
Card Of Thanks.

We take this method of ex-
pressing our heartfelt thanks to
our neighbors for their uniform
kindness in helping us to wait
upon our mother, Mrs. M. j. Es-
tes, who died on the 18th. inst.
Her illness was continued through
several months. We do not see
how we could have given her such
good and loving care without the
aid so kindly given will say God
bless our old Richmond neighbor-
hood for loving kindness.
Mamie McCarty.
R. K. Estes.
Mrs. Julia Battle.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
~ DR. T. J. ALLEN
Feed Specialist
SIMPLE DIET FoR sEAuTY.


Beauty II more than skin
deep; Il 10 In the biood-qualIty
Of flesh and muscle and bone,
and deeper than these, In the
thought that builds the body
from material, food. 1.-THE ques-
ton Of beauty" says Emerson,
"takes us out Of surfaces, to
thinking Of the foundations Of
thInss."
Whatever may be the true
standard Of beauty, Il 10 not
superficial polish. The reality
Of beauty Is its soul, whose out
ward expression we see In the
body.
My body Is not !, but the ex-
preston Of me. am my mind.
Ny body Is mine; and az build
my body according to the model
In my mind, can build a diff
ferent body by changing the
model and the material. The
Greeks understood this fully.
Their heroes were their models
Of vaior, their heroines, Of
grace; and one word defines
their habit In eating, Spartan
simplicity.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
Tennis Tournament.

The lawn tennis tournament
which has been in progress on
the local courts for the past week
ended Monday afternoon, R. A..
Weaver and G. F. Maynard win
ing the championship in the finals
from R. C. Clark and B. M.
Weaver.
The most exciting games of
the entire contest were those in
which Clark and B. M. Weaver
met and defeated Leavell and
Whitesides, one of these sets
running to 20 games b.forea de-
cision was reached. The results
of the entire tournament were as
follows:
1st series. Robins and Bonner
won by default from Savery and
w. Allen.
I'd series. R. A. Weaver and
Maynard won from S. Harkey
ahd Laney 6 to l and 6to 2.
Sd seres. R. A. Weaver and
Maynard won from Robins and
Bonner 6 to 2 and 6 to I.
4th series. B. M. Weaver and
Clark defeated LeaveIl and
Whitesides a to 6. 6 to 2 and IL
to 9.
5th series. B. M. Weaver and
Clark defeated D. Harkey and
R. C. Wagner 6 to ! and 8 to 6.
9th Sc les. R. A.. Weaver
and Maynard won from B. M.
Weaver and Clark 4 to 6, 6 to 0l
and6 TO |
Claude Gray visited his mother near
Nettleton the first Of the week.
H. B. Parker and wife arrived in
Tupelo Monday and are domiciled at
Dr., Hoods Mr.. Parker will represent
a firm Of cotton brokers Of New Orleans
in this territory.
hare finished a ccurs in Hairdres
slng. Braid-, Puff-. etc., and will b4
pieaSed 10 ret Your orders. Cali on or
'phune your wants to Mrs. JtLni
caruth. Tupelo. 19-.f
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
Not An Experiment

Over a million of Coles Original Hot Blast
Heating Stoves used in America today. They
have been proven superior to all other heat
ing stoves by years of use by hundreds of
thousands Of users They are In use in every
state in the Union; in the homes Of capitalists
and wage earners, and the most enthusiastic
testimonials are received at the factory Of the
Cole Manufacturing Co. at Chicago every day.
Coles Hot Blast is guaranteed to reduce the
fuel BILL third over any lower draft stove
of the same size. Guaranteed to hold fire
from Saturday night until Monday morning.
Guaranteed to give uniform heat day and
night with soft coal. hard coal or Ignite.
Let us show you these stoves and demonstrate
their marvellous points Of superiority. (R-15)
Trice. Ray mond Hardware Co.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
The White MavIs.

A white mavis has been seen In the
woods at Glen Tower. Dunoon. This
alblno stranger is looked at askance
by the other birds, who hop round il
at safe distance as If he were
dangerous foreigner to be avoided
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22

American Women Smokers.
II is said there are two million wo
men smokers in the United StateA
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
Notice.

We will c s ontinue our Ge,iv-
cry service October 1st and sell
strictly for cash.
DALEE BROS.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22

Are we filling your Doctors
Orders? If not. bring the next
one to us. There is reason for
our being known as The Busy
Druggists.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
THE BANK OFTUPELO
Branch Banks at Fulton and Nettleton. Miss.
Noticr.

We will discontinue our de-
livery service October 1ss. and
sell strictly for cash.
DALEE BROS.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22

Making the Gentleman.
Education begins the gentleman.
but reading. good company and refiec-
tion must finish him-Locke.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22

A few well made, fast colors.
stylish Hammocks at 25 per cert
off. A bargain if you cQntem-
olate buying one for next season
P1und-Kincannon-Elkin Co.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22

Tell YOU friends to m ,et y,u
at The Busy D -ugyists.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-09-22
Az Rexoh:

Au Revotf.
q you are feelips Dawn hearted.
tell your story to fat man and gel
him to crying about It II the tears
rolling down his vast eypanse u
cheek fail to rake you laugh. you
know where the river is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
On (tor Runftnerin0es:
gri6ut.

Set uomerfeoe Gotografi iou1 ri
bor ben 6orneielfe at giengibe paa
benne SIDE, ct af Ma6ame grneitine
@cbumorn- &einf, ben beren1te Sar-
qerinoe, bpis Song bar beurebet
8ubIifu1n to 8eroensoele. Set ct
tile9net @ier11e al ST.. 8eterS @1rifo,
iom SSnoifriften bier, at sem beresnte
RunItnerinoe lelp, bos bpein 8enlig<
beo og Smtonfe er iaa fremtr9oen-
0e &%araftertr9f.
SSt1ge,1 &1,nitner fur 1,ogeniinoe
in0to9et en nGrn1ere 3la6s / 6oltets
@ierter cno Maoome Scbu1nan1t'
@ei,1f, % faa bar fpunpet boaroere
for Sufces.
@e11oes &igenoun bar Grnei tine
Moesl ler. gun blep fpot / 2ieben
uar @rog, 9iterrig, % benoeS 5ooer
bar officer / oen piterrigife Mr1ne.
@enoes 6orelore bar meget fattige,
% bun bopoe &anifeli9beo peo at
foa, cnopg 9egDnoeliesgrlnoen til
en- m1iifalif llboanmelie. Spm ltoen
9ige blep bun icnot til l1ril1liner
@Ioltret / Erag. Ser blep ben0es
fortrplIenoc Stemnc ppoaget,og bun
blep orlot / Secret.
Ser fprtuIIcs on be1oe, at ,1aor
bun ial1g go0t. fit futu cit ~&ipfel"
zen lille Sage neo @oiiner )-
% 11aor bum be9if eli Sell. iii bln
cit Trefig. Saaleoes bcltoo bcnoes
tioIiqe m,lifolite ltooannclic bppco=
iagelig al u8ipfel" % Ereooif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

81. @eters @urito er life en- al
min1elig $anoelspare. Sen er lite
tillapet poa EN- ligegploig @ac6s
Blot for at iel9es, men er tilbereH
n1eo Sen melt iampittigbeosfulbe
0n1bu og Ngiagtigbeb joni Me6iein
for ipge 6olf. @ber Glaife er, in6en
Sen forlaber 2oborotoriet, forfpnet
meb ct regtitreret Mumer, Der G,
inofert / 2aboratoriets 86ger. Mf
go6e @run6e ielges sen life til Mpo=
tbefere og on6re, Ser er interesieret
/ &areforbanoling,m men btrefte til Ml=
menbeben os giennem ipecielt omfat=
tie Mgenter = Genner o9 Moboer, iom
Sc fienoer og bar Sillio til. 6or BIZ
6ere Splpsninger ifrib til @ne<gj-
erne, 0r. Geter 6abrnep & Cons
60, 1875 60. @opne Mpe., @bi=
cogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
SD Datota.

- Jolfetnllingen i Mber6een fait>
ilog e1 8efolfning al 10,573;;. men
.Stemmegipningen beo @alget bier,
at 6olfetallet er iteget iterft iioen
90 og MI moo aniettes til 11,650.
= 8e6 8aIget UNDER &omisiions.
pIanen for 8pitpre / Mberoeen ii0i;e
l1ge blep gb 80. Sail balgt til Ma-
Dor; bans Mo6fanoi0ot Dor Mlbee,,
man SSob1 @ase. De fire @omisin-
rer, JONI bleb balgt, er 81. 6. 8oy0,
alderman s. 6. Gletcber, u. 6.
Gosium og 6. 9. @osmusfen.Mf fire
af De nupRrenoe Mloermer, fom bar
aunoibater UNDER aomisiionapIanen,
opnaaebe fun GIetcher at bIibe balgt.
Sen npbalgte Mapor, &aI, bar tib-
ligere beret Meo1em at 8pitpret,
men De a116re TIE er beIt nbe Mano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
Ga s1be1 betjeabt 9ege Friter:

Bottom, Tagi., lobe Mopember
.1909.-Dr. Beter 5abrnep & sonS,
Chicago.
&siitereoe:-Da leg er ct Nleo,
lem at set mebieinife Snititut, g,,-
tier ieg gierne at fac fra Gem bc,,
faloitenbige &iitorie ONT gamle Dr.
Better Gdbrnep og bans 0poagelie,
So. Reters &urifo. Seq bar tiinoe at
forelegge bette bt6lnoerlige urte.
mi66el for be me6icinife @linifer
&ongeriget Stqlian % berbeo no
brebe 4~iep1bifabet til Set og pao
famine S1 gine bets 0pooger, Or.
&eter 5abrnep, Ben bam tilfom'
n1en6e 9gre.
S &oob ON at bgre fra Gem, for:
Miper ieg, Ceres meo Mgtelie,
81. Traneeseo g. Haolelli.
/. 9tortb Square.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

feuot til nit &iern ! getp Seriep:
Sen bar til tor $ieIp for Dor lille
George @aibington ,un0er bans
Spgoom peo Sltletio, og leg er gla6
ODER at babe en- Gorfpning nso
&aan6en.
0leb oprietie Sat for Geres eooe
Meoicin, forbliber leg me6 benlts
$ilien, S6lmann-Seinf.
6. S.-@un6e Sc pnife at fao
nit Gotogrofi meo Gilegnelie?
81. &eters &rrifo er neiere fnpt<
tet til &iemmet emo no9en an6en
fien6t Meoicin. Sens mil6e, men
pirfiormne @9enifaber gigr ben iar-
Zig ififfet for boaoe unge og gan1le,
.0en fan n1eo &ette falbes Nooerens
.@e,, % Trgit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
Or. &eters' aurifo.

9e,rne gon1Ie, prepeoe ltrtemeoicin
Tan babe fine gfterligninger; mcn
sen bar life ii11 2ige iom iun0bcoS-
gipenoe Mi6bel. 9na6 Sen fan u6-
rette meb 9enipn til SpbDgning al
neobr1eot &elbreo Dor peret en- &C.
benborelie for 5uiin6er al neotrpttc
Menb og &pinber. Sen life alel1c
renter 8lo6et, men ifaber npt, rigt,
re6t 8lob og gier 2egemet funbt 90
fruftigt. Sen b%efor6rer Gor0eie.-
len. Sen %reg1llerer 2eberen. Sen
boloer Mapen ior6en. Sen itDrfer
Mprerae. Sen nerer, ftprfer og op-
Iiber. Sen oubner Suoens Yorer
% bibfgrer iun6 Sneo. Sen itaar
paa @runo al fine uomerfe6e @gen>
ifober / nerpnere 6orbol6 til Siem.
met enc noge>t onoen fien6t Meoi=
Gin.
So 81. Setter Tabrnep i 5lutnir-
gen af set otten6e Murbun1re6e fgrIt
tilbereote tit beremte 8lo6renS=
ringsmiobeI, &11rito, for @ettlerne !
@loabiergenes Smegn / &ennipl>
pania, pleie Tolf ofte at ride el!si
fiere oper Sc ujebne % bratte 2on-
6epeje og 6iel6itter ;befe femtt, ia,
til og meo ct Sun6reoe @h for al
faa bans llrtemiooel. Inos 6enne
Mongel poa &omunifattonsmio!cr
ipreotes boe &pet ON bans 2egemio=
sci oper belle @gner lige inb / Sea-
boitaterne, @arplan6 og &irgtnia.
Sure b%epirfebes, Tom blep @ienita1to
for megen Smtole / Settlementerne
S6og fon famine 2egemio6el, inoe~
bolbenoe Sc famine inn6beosgipenoe
Ggenifaber, ser gior6e set iaa berpmt
paa Fin Sio, blibe %ofleberet beo
Ceres egen Scr, raar 8eltilling inc
ienoes pr. NoIt, Selegraf eller Sele-
fon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
Gm 2ese / aanfas ffriper.

Micbita, @ani., 6. Sec. 1909.
ST. &eter 6abrnep & Cons,
Chicago.
&piitereoe:-S Seq mootog Deres
8rep for nogle Doge ii5en, bbori Sc
erfienoer @o6tagelien al min 8eitiI=
ling al &a1rifo; men leg bar enbnu
lite mo6toget Me6icinen.
Sc bill babe bemarfet at beolaete
Sort, at leg er praftiieren6e 2ege.
&anben6e Deres @egler r6eInffer
mig fra at bore Mgent al 6en @run6.
Seq bill bog iige, at leg lite bill gig-
re- noget SSn6greb / andre Mgenters
Irbei6e, iom Sc fan{fe bar, % at
ieg tffe agter at benptte &urtfo, fom
Ell ,6onoelsbare. Seq bar praftiie-
ret Mebicin / 81 gar og bar brugt
9eres @urifo i min 6amiIie og IL
geiaa blan6t mine @lngtninge.
Seq bbrte ON gomle ST.. Tubrnep,
ON bans Mnfeelie og Me6icin for.
mango Mar ii6en.
@oar Sc ien6er Meoieinen, fno
ierb ben me6 Grpres, 6a 6raqtqo6g
er 11oiat for 5oriinteIie pao oenne
&i6 Of Maret.
S Soab ON, at obe1itonertbe bill
bore tilfreosItillenoe, teg1er ieg,
Ceres meo Mgtelie.
8. $. gssbrisb, 3. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

NteoenS bun en0nu par en- u1tg
Eiae, berte &rimaoonnaeu Moterna
ber1oe lDage, % bun blep iaa inota=
get at benoes imuffe 5temme, at
bum a11befale0e ben0e til 9trefterer1
for Speraen / Dresben. San ienote
Sub efter ben6e;; men ben6es Sober
bar for fatti9 til at funne itoffe ben-
Be Sc %npobenbige &eiiepenge. Sun
tabte imi6lertio life Mooet, men
laante Hengene at 8en1ner al 6omi-
lien. 9u 0irefteren bab6e bert
benoe ipnge, iogbe ban: Sc er en-
gogeret meo 5000 @orf. St Sc
tilfre0s?" Sen ,1nee 8iee funoe
neppe tro fine egne 9rer og fog Mr<
meme ON 9irefterens Sails og gre6
al @le6e. So bum fom bienn, bap-
Sc ber16es 6orelbre ogioo ponifeligt
peo at tro paa ben6es go6e 2Dffe.
@en6es 9ebut paa Operoen fan6t
Steb fife le11ge oerefter i Dresden,
oeu 70e September 1873 oq par en
operbel6enbe Sufces. Soole6es oper-
bon6t Mo6 og l%16boloenbeo alle Sim
oringer, og iioen 6e11 9i6. er be1oes
8eremmelie font Sangerin6e gaoet
llo ODER bele @er6en.
@en set er lite blot ben6es 4un1t-
ner &arriere, iom far eiort beu6e
folfefi9r, men benoes Tamilielip,
ben6es fpin6elige Dpoer, benoeS
@jerligbeo til @iemmet og OpofreI-
lie for fine Bgrn, al bpilfe bun bar
oHe.
ut @aoame scbumonn-Seinf Tia
De fleite Me6re, bar Iert at iette
9rts poa @er6ien al 81. &eters
@1trifo iom en- &lsmeoicin, bites of
felgen6e 8reb ffrebet fra 2incoIr,
Mebraffa, meoe1S bun Dor poa en-
9our11ee 90 ligele6es at Ss%snoffriften
pan be1bes Gotografi.
2ineoIn, Meb., 7oe San. 1910.
81. @eter 6nbrnep & Cons,
Chicago.
$siftnre6e:-Seg taller Gem me
get for ben S4,rfto, iotn leo orore6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
u + B e II.

" + nfliften II.
Me9lingen a%ngaaenoe 8erfteosfo,i=
flitten ofilutteoes Sen II. Mpril>
Not ST. 3. Ser er opnaoet @ttio=
beo melleen &arter1ne ON Gorllua til
en- M Onerensfomit. Set %foru>iui-
tes, at Der, efter at @obe6organi|a-
.tionerneS 8ernDn6igelie er %inobentet,
fra begge Si6er uopboloelig uoien=
oes telegrofiif Meooelelie ONT, at slr-
beioet fortiettes efter ben tioligere
Sperensfomit, in6til sen "a. Mprii
81. 12 Miooog, til bpilfet Eiospuuft
Mfltemningen ifoI bore tilenoe6rogt>
og 0eriom 5orllaget ON en- 11p 0per=
enSfomlt peotoges, ifaI Mrbeioet fra
bette Giospunft fortiettes efter oclt
npe Operensfonit.
Gen ocioI6 e nj 0 t t a.
t / 6 ongres 3, iom az
bolotes / &riitiania ii6ite Maoneo,
bor oistuteret Spbrgsmaalet ONT
&artiets Stilling til Mfbol0s- og
Gorbu6Sbepe9elien. Me6 ringe Mo=
ioritet beoto9es en- f iolution OH
at 2on6sme6et Ier / 8efempelien al
9riffeonoet EFT afgipren6e 8etingels
ie for Nrbejoertlasiens &eisning, og
at Hortiet ber afbrpoe enbper 6or,
binoelie meo Mlfobolfapitalen iamt
arbei6e for ltprlt mulig Sn0lfre,,f-
ming al Mlfobolban6elen me6 2anoS=
forbu6 iom enbeligt Moal.
@n6pioere pe6tog &ongresien n1e6
2t2 ct. moo 1t8 ct. ct 6or1log,
fremiot al Gentralitprelim. 6or=
ilaget gaar no paa, 11aar ser fore
ligeer ierlige og iogli9e @runoe, at
aobne Mbgarg til at iege Samar=
bei6e me6 an6re Hartier beb 8alg al
Sroferere / @omunalbeltprell erne,
toor ser berbeo fan opnaaes birfe+
lige Iorbel for @rbei0erne, og eager
at ubpreget 6emofrotilf Matur fan
freu1mes. st 6orllog ON, at Bar-
tiet life fa11 in6gaa @ompromis mes
andre Bartter, forfaite6es meo fort
.Slertal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
!@bao ScfretGren for bet foneelige
italienIfc 8onimlat tiger ON
Sr. &eters &nrifo.

&bilooclpbia, &o., 10. Morts 1910.
Or. Ycter 6obrnep & Sons,
Chicago.
@piitrrcoe::-9et gla0er mig at
opcrtogc ct Mgentl,r for Ceres &l1-
rifo, Scr CT Ell Me6icin, iom cnbber
Semitic buroe bare neb @aanben,
ON life mere erb cit Slate, iaa o.
f,tnoc lie, bpilfe11 neroifulo 8loofor>
,per % l,6ntGrfet Meoicin for Sn>
tenet sen er.
@po0 mig o,1gaar, iao ifal leg 9ie-
re nit 9ebite for at gjpre ben be-
fienot, bpilfet Sen fortiener. Ceres
&1trito bar. belbreoet min @l.itru ot]
%gieugipet bemoe Sl1n6be0en. Seq
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

IVY 9le'"'etH OYelt pg Delp9te uO=
lt1ll1n9en, .og ln1oer bette 8eleg in6=
traf 11oget, JONI Sen 11orlfe @oloni /
Berlin tog Anleoning til at betroqte
1ont en- noiegt 6ornermelle.
&ele sogen orejer Jig our 1,oale
Sttlte, to / Saleu meo sSnifription:
Nortpegen ouf Ser @allerie % ct
moo @ooen, bporpaa ltoo: Mbtei=
lung 9fortpegen. Meoens SEN ipenif.
&onee beiegte l1oitillinee,, los 8i-
cepreiioent &ublmonn oisle 5filte,
ion bite til Sen nolfe Mfoeliuq,
ober6pffe.
Noromet1oene bar enig ON, at
operfor ct ilerre 9ano piloe noltil=
lt119ers &on1ite alorig bape bopet ct
laooont Sfriot, og oen Gpfsrlel,
Der ber bleo pitt moo Nor9e, onlooS
for at bore al Sen Mrt, at ct Qa11b
fun ljeloe1t er blebet bebanolet loo=
Dan / ct an6et benliglinoet 2o,1o.
@fan mente 0erfor / 6en 11orlfe Solo
nj, at Der bur6e for6res offentlig
l1nofDloning for SEN 6ornernelie,
9torge bar Deret l1oiot for, % at
Der buroe gipes l16itillirtgsfomiteen
en- alporlig Sretteiettelie al sen tp-
tie &egiering. S Ben norife @oIoni
og blan6t Georges 8efulomegtige6e
pao lt6itillingen oisfntere6e man
ibrigt, boorbiot Mor9e ifuloe Iuf<
fe iin Af6eling eller life, ga Ito
itillingens internotionale 8req / alt
6olo mi bar br116t poa Morges Sc
foitning.
@roogiaa Sen norife @eian6t, bon
Dttten, aniao set for forneoent at
blanoe Jig in0 / Mfferen. @an no
talte. operfor l16ltillingsfomiteen Ell
ifarp Misbilligelie al 6ens Optre=
ben / @agen og teleg%rafereoe en- lang
&apport til set norife u6enrigs=De=
partement.
Mermere l1n0eriegelie far piit, at
set belle 0pitpr bar fonmet Jig fra,
at Deforatererne, iom ifuloe pDnte
OPP for Sbenifefongen, bar booret Zig
flo6iet og ubetenfiomt o0, ioa De
1orife Sfilte CT blebet ttl6nffet, u6en
at ser / 11ogen Moa6e Dor tiltenft
noge11 Gorbigaoelie, enc iige @ren-
felie. Set norife l~t6enrigsminiiteri-
UNI bar ienere offenlig9iort oe tele=
grafiife 9plpsninger, iom er tilflp0t
oct fra Sen norife Miniiter / Berlin
%angaaen6e MffRren paa Guriltn6ittl=
lingen.
Set meo0eles, at lloitillingens
8tcepreii6ent, b. 4,1blmann, beo
Ben fprite @enpen6elie til bom itrafS
foritob oct olporlige / oct p%asiereoe
og itrafs erflare6e fig binig til at
tage De 6orboI6sregler, JON enifeoes
for at faa 0prejsning. 8ebfomme11-
Be neutrality-suspicious. bar iaoet
en- GilrettebiSning. og b. &ublman1
bar operfor Miniiteren paa noitil>
lingstomiteens 8egne meget beflaget
BET %inotrnfne, iom fpl6es Ell rem
9ifRIoigbeo uben nogen iom BELT
bebi6ft $enftgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

fan MI at grforing foriitre ollie, ior1
iperger mig, at enbper iom er ipg,
ielb ON ioafal6t pioenifabelig Sc
bonoling bar ilnoet fell, oil / &urito
fin6e fin eneite lple stroale af @aob.
Seq er gla6 oper benne Mnleoniag
til at fun11e u6tale min Saf for Gem
ioabeliom min 6oriifring ONT &giag=
telie. Ceres bengipne,
@uiieppe Sc Stefano,
Sefret9r peo oct fongelige italien-
tie &onfulat. 8opel: 1918 GU.
10fb Street, @ilaoepbia.
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HER Err HENDEs EeEr uDsAeN.

raw raw, Mich. "For to Aar siden led ier.
meget at en- F%orrykkelse OF kunde like staa , s.s
&c opreJst: Lagen tilsaa mig lere Maaneder,
pden stor Lindring, og sendtem mig da til Ann Ar.
Dor 1or en- Operation. Der var jeg fire Uger 90
MEM vaerre end fdr. Paa Moders Rad nrd.
vede Jeg Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable CON-
pound; 1dag er jeg sund og stark og gjer nit
5 rs A1oe]de. Jeg skylder Lydia E. Pinkham's
s vv.etnoie compound NIT Helbred og RAIDER allie
Eye hv1nder at prove dette." - Mrs. Orvil1a
Kock' 4. r. No: 5, Paw Paw, Mich.
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&urrtrlt Utlhun.

6prrtrlt Utlhmn.
9ois Der lite ct noeer M8ent for ST.
4eters &uriio / Deres NabuIag, % Sc
life tibli9ere bar beFilt no9en, ton Sc
faa en- &rppefasie inbebolbenbe tolp 35c
Slater for ben ipecielle 8ris $500. i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
For De
tillader en-
Operation
! Bedes De at lsese disse to Rreve.

er f SglE Kn;nad Bre y fra Mrs. orvale Rock beviser, hvor uklogt Diet
.Iuge Lydia =: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound H HIM v = a. ~
d 8 1; aospasa1et og k9m HEN mere ldende end fr. Efter ale.
hende S%undheden. !" '0se'aole compound
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

Farm for 5a1g.
En 100 Acres Farm i Red River Dalen.
Minnesota. Pris $25 pr. Acre, $500 kon-
tant, Resten efter Onske til 5 Procent Rem
ter. 1ngen Renter forste Aar. skriv til
Butter, Cheese.& Egg Journal
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.