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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
APPROPRIATIONS MADE.
Bill in Congress Carries Money For
Federal Buildings in state.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 26.-The
sundry civic bill, carrying more
than s140,oO0,OO0 in appropriations
has been reported to the House.
Among the items carried in the bill is
an appropriation of $155,000 for con-
tinuing work on lock and dam No 26
in the Ohio river. the following appro-
priatiols for public buildings and
sites in West Virginia:
Buckhannon, site $4,000.
Charleston continuing work $780,
600, rent for temporary quarters $4,-
500.
Huntington, addition to site, $780,
COO Morgantown, site AID cantinu-
ing work, $4,000.
Moundsyille, site and partial con-
etruction, S14 1000
Parkersburg, addition to site $780,
600.
Philippi, site. $4,000.
Point Pleasant. site and partial con-
struction, $35 900.
Wellsburg. site and partial con-
struction, $4,000.
Williamson, site, $500
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
Two Million Bottles

., Perry Davis Painkiller sold every
year. Think of it! And every bottle
is lessening suffering and helping
some human being to health and hap
riness! This wonderful household
remedy stops the pain OF sprans,
burns. or bruises 1t relieves rheuma-
tism or neuralgia. 1t cures colds.
cramps, collie, diarrhoea. There ought
to be bottle on your shelves just now
ready for the first sign OF trouble. The
new size bottle is 35 cents and there
is also the so cent size. Be sure your
druggist gives you Perry Davis
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
NEW SECRET ORDER
Baltimore Lady Opens Camp Of Pa
triotIc Order Of Americans-starts
With SIXTY Members.

/ From The World of Sa.urdag r
j A new frat rnal order was added
last night t9 the many now IN Martins
burg. This Is the Patriotic or err of
/ Americans, the woman's branch OF the
/ Patriotic Order Sons Of Amer'c Dur
irg the last two eks yrs Bertha
Quenzel, Winchester avenue. worked
e1erg t'cel'y to orvsn'za n enc qare
and her efflrts have been crowned
with abundant success, as was 5emon-
stratsd last night. Whilst It IL a wo-
mans patriotic organization it Is sup
Elemental to the P. o. S. of A. and
members Of the latter can ioia tie for
mer
The ladies met lest nieht IN the P.
o. S. of A. hall, third f-or Of the
Peoples Trust Co. bu ldia~ IN Mrs.
Adeline Wellstccd Of Baltin ore, ma
tional president Of tn Pet-iat Or
Ger Of Americans, instituted camp No.
The camp starts with carter
membership of sixty. the larg st Mrs.
Wellstood se~ - Nc cd
in her four years I'm riopao. 1pa1 ed,
the camp really hos a member of
70, ten ladies being PRIV Mt from
attending the meeting by rasan of
sickness.
The camp oruaniz d By oleet'no the
following officers fer TIC ensuing
term:
Past President Ella Ashhy.
Assistant. AFar' 2 Mo en-
President, Bertha 0u nzel
Assistant, Carrie Harmon
Vice pres dent, Eta Matthews.
Assistant fmran DavaH
Secretary, jennie Henry.
Aesistont, Sarah Thompson
Treasure, Lizzie Martin.
Financi2l secretary, Nellie McBee.
Conductor. Mabel Pond
Assistant, Harwood Burkhart.
Sentinel, Joseph Fansl r.
Guardian William Andorsa n
Chaplain. Nell'e Eubanks.
Orator Ella Lloyd
Trustee, Alvin saib-rt, w. o. Whit
acre and D. w. Tolbert.
Mrs. Wellstood then installed the
officers in accordance with the ritual
of the order.
1t will be noticed that tn sterner
sex was recognized in selecting the
officers, even if the few men so elect
ed are at or near the tail end Of the
list
The camp will meet every Tuesday
night in B,ondell Hall
After thu business of the meeting
was transacted and Mrs. Wellstood
had made some felicitous remarks APP
plicable to the occasion, refreshments
were served and a pleasan- social
time was spent 1t was lat when
good-lights were said and all 5epart-
ed in a happy mood.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
A Notere Dame Lady's Appeal.


To all knowing sufferers of rheu-
matism, whether muscular or OF the
Joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache,
pains In the kidneys or neuragla
pains, to write to her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly
cured all OF those tortures. She
thinks 1t her duty to send 1t to all suf-
serers FREE. You cure yourself at
home as thousands of others will tes-
tffy-no change OF climate being nee
essary. This simpe discovery baniSh-
es uric acid from the blood, loosens
stiffened joints. purifies the blood, ami
brightens the eyes. giving elasticity
and tone to the whole system. II the
above interests you. for proof address,
Mrs. NJ. Summers. BOX r, Notre Dame,
ind .
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
WAR DEPARTMENT
Sends Out Copy Of General Order Con-
corning Death of Senator Elkins.


corning Death of Senator Elkins.
The following death notice is be-
ing sent to the militia of this state:
General orders No. 6.
War Department,
Washington, Jan. 10, 1911.
The following IS published to the
army fer the information and guild
ance of all concerned:
War Department.
Washington, Jan. 5, 1911.
Orders
The Secretary Of War announces
with sorrow the death Of the Homer
able Stephen Benton Elkins which
occurred on the 4th instant at his
residence in this city.
Mr. Elkins was Secretary of War
during the administration of Presi-
dent Harrison from December %,
1891, to the close of the admins
tration, his resignation taking eff
feet March 6, 1898
In February, 1894, Mr.. Elkins was
elected TIC the United States Senate
from the State off West Virginia and
took his seat March a. 1895. He
was reelected in 1901, and again in
1907 for the term which will expire
March 8, 1913. He was a broad
minded, forceful kindly man. whose
personality endeared him to his asso-
ciates in the various relations of a
long and active life. His loss will be
deeply felt in his state and in the ma
ton, to whose services his last years
were given. AS a mark of respect to
his memory it is ordered that the
flags at all military posts be display
ed at half staff ON the day of the fun
eraf, January Z, 1911.
]. M. DICKSON,
Secretary of War.
(17311677, "A. G. %
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
LEONARD WOOD.
Major General, Chief of Staff.
Official:
HENRY p. MCCAIN.
Adjutan General
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
RAILROADS LOSE
Commerce Commission Decides They
May Not Increase Freight Tariff.
Makes Difference Of Millions.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The Inter
State Commerce Commission decides
against the railroads in both the east
srn and western cases, The decision,
eagerly awaited by reads and ship
pers alike, was handed down late yes
terday.
Proposed advances in class freight
rates in official classification terri
tory, aggregating among all the rail-
ways in the territory approximately
S27,000,0 900 a year, were disapproved
Ivy the commission.
In the case involving the increases
by the railroads in western trunk line
territory the commission also decli1-
cd TO approve the proposed advances
in commodity rates
The carriers in both cases are re-
quired to cancel on or before March
10 their advanced tariffs and restore
their former rates. which are the
rates now in effect If this require
ment be not complied with the com.
mission will issue a formal order sus-
pending the proposed advances and
putting into effect the existing rates
for at least two years.
In the case of the railroad commits
sion of Texas against the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and
-other carriers. known popularity as the
Southwestern rate case, the commits
son declined to disturb the commodi-
~ rates or the first class rates com
planned of. The defendants ord red,
however, to reduce the second class
rates. which were increased from
1921, to $t29, to s125, on the re-
naming classes the defendants are
required to restore the rates in effect
before the increased rates were pub
iished.
In brief, this Is the disposition made
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission Of the most important cases
ever brought to its attention. In
sence the decisions were in the nature
of a surprise to railroad officials and
other experts who had followed close
ly the proceedings. majority Of
whom believed the commission would
grant some incre ase to the western
lines II not to the eastern.
3. & o. viii Retrench.
New York, Feb. 24-"I hope it will
develop that we were all wrong, and
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission is right" declared President
Daniel Willard. OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. when told of the In
ferstate Commerce Commissions de-
eision in the rate case.
"As l see it, there is only one thing
for us to dc. and that is to put into
practice the Brandeis greater efficien-
cy system You know Mr.. Brandeis
was the apostle of the system of get
ting greater efficiency for the same
noaey or less There are only two
ways that we can reduce expenses
and We will have to reduce expenses
and they are to buy less material
and pay less for what we get"
'Will the decision effect a curtail-
lnent in your plans for Improvement"
Eyes. | should say it will. We can't
expect so large a revenue with which
to go ahead. OF course, we may have
been wrong, and the commission right.
1 hope we were; don't you?"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
BACK TO THE PHILIPPINES.
Prof. Brockenshire, Formerly Directo
of City Band, Is Heard From.

Mr., Charles A. Young is in receipt of
handsome post card from j. Opie
Brockenshire, dated February IA at
Honolulu. Sandwich Islands, then on
his way for the second time to the
Philippines with the Seventh Cavalry
Of which he is bandmaster. He has
been stationed with the regiment at
Fort Riley, Kansas, for the last three
or four years. Prof Brockenshire IS
we'll remembered here as director, for
several years. of Martinsburg City
Band in it's palmy days, succeeding
Prof. Fred luscomb, He left here
about ten or twelve years ago.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
(SIGNEDl +. ID, GARDNER,
G. L. SBNCINDIVER
GEO D. LAMBERT,
r. T. TIEMEN,
c. c, CUTLER,
f. d. STALFY


Senator Gray Silver and Represen-
t&tive c. M. Seibert, this city Repre-
sentative J. w, Sperow, of the coun-
ty, and Senator A. c. McIntire, of
Berkeley Springs, arrived home sun
day on Ne. 50 from Charleston, where
the legislature adjourned SATURDAY
morning.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04

Old papers for sale at this office.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
The Rnsr WrIters.

Well known writer's and illustrators
contribute to The Washington Sunday
Stars Magazine. With The Sunday
Star at your newsdealer's.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
EUREKAS DOWN BEAVERS
Hot Basket Ball Game at the v Nj. c,
A. Witnessed by Big Crowd
Teams Tie at 18.
From The World of Saturday !:

From The World of Saturday:
The Eurekas ald Beavers of the Y.
M. c. A. basket ball league played a
Lotly contested game last night in the
gymnasium--in fact the game was so
cicse that the teams tied with score
of is to is Then in the play-off the
Eurekas won by points, the final
score being 20 to is.
An enthusiastic crowd of rooters
was on hand for both sides, while 9th
ers just looked on AID enjoyed the
game in a less demonstrative way
The score follows:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-04
Beavers.
Eurekas.

Summary-Goals from field: Mason
! >, Snowden 4. Morrison 4, Mckown ,,
Gerhardt, Schill, Aad rson. Fouls; An
derson 2. Referee, Meredith; timer
Il PIP; scorer, Smith.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
yNprrpna"

er Nopnet poa set nor0liglte nor fe
ltgebla0, iom nOgaor pua Set orne=
rifa1ife 6aitla10, nernlig / @inni=
peg, Canada. Set uogipes al Nor=
megiau Canadian <bl. So. 2to.,
meb 2ors S. Silian iom Neoaftpr
og g. sc. 9abl joni Manager. Set
CT ct lpr0eles bel re0igeret og lmllft
uoitpret 8lao, iom ielpfelgelig ier=
ligt belfiaftiger Jig meo conooilf(
Spprgsmaal, Ser be6onoles mel
Sn0ligt og @runOigbeo, men ogloo
girer en- omfatten0e og flor Sper:
ligt oper olle itprre 9tpGgc(le r oQ
8egipnbeoer r11n6t ont / &erOen. s
&eciprocitets= Spprgsmaalet, Ser
| 8iebliffet er b%r9noenoe / Gana0t
iom @olgprogram for Megjeringel
%itiller @la0et Jig fl1l0t us poo sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18

Set bar eli Sor0bptte, Sc fom
biem til.
Set gift op og mes for bem / No=
rene, lom fl1lgte. st Mur fpm
@resbopperne og p6elag0e alt. San
lag6e ct 9agel1 oper benoes @lom=
tier. Men @resbopper,re oa6 Jig
giennem 9agenet til 8lomiterne.
9a greo FUN.
Sire Mar efter fom @resbtpperna
|igien. Saa flptte0e 2ars 4riltenlen
ct anoet Gteo ZEN, ga bar ogloo
set Maremaal forbi, iom fan bapoe
leiet Sor0en paa.
&aanp fit Sc go0e Moboer: Sans
@ro6er Matbias og andre Sands
man6. Oct bialp list poa set. @en
Sc bapoe megc,1 @o0gang. gn @in=
ter flap Melet op. ga maotte Sc
male Den MaiS, Sc if11l0e BRUCE, pao
Ell @uffe,ndlle. Sg ga maotte Sc
cit Gang reiie flere Mil for at fao
fat / ipp SGn0itiffr.
Men Sc bolot iammen. Sc po1
go6e &on1crater, Sc 0anlfe / Sci
lfierne 2ano. Sg set er oltio goo1
at bpl0e iamrnen / &ompen.
5enere gif set rigtig aoot fol
Sem.
Nl1 cr ser 10 6anlfc Mpn0 poc
Set Steo, Ser CT giere at 400
100000 Ser. 9eres Mrbeiolombeo
men melt Sor6oer0iens Stigni11g
6o &ultllren nprmeoe Jig, far gior
Sent rigc.
= @pen1 ifo( bape Sine Henge
Motbios, 11oor 9lt er opo? iog0'
|Sfiolo6org til bonn.
= q CTR Sem ben! @noo CT s
mrr6 for mig, roar a er opo?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Cars og mat6ias /
AmeriRQ.

Noa Gpnns peo @immel6jerg-
:iperne, bpor Sob. Sfjol06org boer,
bol0tes Ser forleoen 5pl10ug cit
@usn1anosfelt. Ser %fortalte @fiol0=
borg ira lin Mn1erifarejie fplge1oe
@iitorie, iom hi giengiper efter
usilfeborg s(pis":
Cars &riltenien fra SIN 0rog til
s(nerifa for 40 Aar iioen. @an rei=
lite til Micbigon og ilog Jig ne0 oeo
Ell Sp ser. San og6te Sen 2ofc
|S9iiteo efter &ore0ita6en oerbjcm=
me / SDp.
San bapoe Ell bette Nig" / Silent
lan0et, iom 1ou bup6e bpiifet til:
i2a0 ps forldge 2pffen 6eroprc: ga
bon bapbe orbei6et oeropre / 2 Mor
poo Sc $50 Acres 2anb, ba11 bapoe
faast, ioa ifrep ban efter Nigen.
@on fjprte til SEN 11rrmei te Stotio11
for at toge mos ben6e. Ser bar 50
Mil ocrtil.
Sum f11nbe life fjenoe bam igien:
81 10 npf, tie Ser gift Ell gam1nel
EN- pao Nerronen!" San bor haa0e
rpnfet og froget og bap0e en- rigttQ
&gperbot pea @ope0et.
Cars ST. los ben6e gaa % le6e
li0t, for bon goo Jig til aie10e. Sa
90 fl1noe FUN fgrit fien0e bam.
Sienme bap6e ban tdmret ct
Seng og ct @oro iammen, og nj
fiebte bant ct &ar @tole peo Std.
tipnen for at tage mes biem. Ge1
uur Set bele.
- 81 fan bel bore biemme iof
te1? Iagoe bun.
Sen ber Sag oil gaa og mac
1le uen H01Ie oglud tnOeft nt ton111el
biem, iagoe ban.
- Mu bar a rejit iaa nrang'
Matter og Gage, og iaa ifaI a fjpl
ct Nar Gage en6nu, in6en Ri fom
mer til geienoe, iagoe bum graoe
fer6ig.
Men ban trslteoe pioere: Sa
0u maa MI fife tro, set er en- Ser
regaaro, ri fommer til, 11aor hi e
beo @eienoe. Set er lige iao go0t
at a tiger set itrafs. Men ri hi
MI 6oloe iammen %alligepel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Crookston, Mimi.

Grcoflton er Gol1ntp=se0 / Sci
nalminoelig frugt6are Eolf County
/ &e0 &iuer 9alen og er beliggcn-
De pe0 He0 Safe &iper, omtrent %
Wftl fra 6ens lt6lpb / Sen befien6te
&goe 6lo0. @pen er ct ipr0cles
bigttgt Sern6ane=G e,1trl,m og ligger
laaleoeS ueo Greet Nortbcrn 8allcl1s
@opeolinie, og peo Mort6ern &oci=
tic 8ansn, omtrent 800 W1il Noro=
belt for Spilling6perne, pao Sen 81
refte Mlfarnej til Manito6o 90 8ri=
tiff columbia. Cen er lige(e0es
Gnoepltnftet for 3 Si0e6oner poa
Great Nortbern, nemlig: SIZE ct.
Gi1tcent> 5bief &iper Sails oq
Moorbeoo ans Mort6ern. Set ont
fring1iggen0e Sploro bprer til Set
beoite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / be(c
Statel1. 9en 6etD0elige Gonofroft,
lom ligger gieunt / Neo 9ufe &iusr,
er fun tiloels %l1onptic; og pi( bore
I Stan0 til at foripne enonl1 mal1ac
flere 6o6rifer mes billig Gripfroft.
S Sen tripel;ge 8p finoes, foruoen
mango floreren0e 1orretninger, Sup-
og Mel=Mdller, ct @rpggeri, EFT 1Sor=
retnings- &lub, ct stp6eri, 1 aorr1=
Glepotorer> ct @orperi, ct Mejeri, en-
eleftrtlf 9psiobrif, 4 @oufer, ct
IEeglperf> 12 &irfer, 2 So1pitolcr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Sposfalo.

Sen befienote omerifanife 6inans-
man0 Spbu @. Gates CT iioite l1ge
afgaaet pe0 3poel1 / Noris efter fle=
re Tigers Spgoom @an far iioen
1868 pGret en- al Sc mcit frer1trG=
ben0e Sfiffeller / Sen o11erifonjf e
&anoelsperoen og far orepet pmfat-
tenoe 6orret1inger / Staol=, Die
og Sernbonepapirer. - 6or5umos=
%Ienator @illiam g. 6rpe al Maine,
6or6unosi cnotets nlbite MeSlem og
/ oper 40 Star en- al 2eoerl1e / Slime
rifas &olittf, er ofgaoet neo 9poen.
Som blep nalgt til @pngresmolt It's /
1869 % til Senator 1881.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18

uomerfe0e Sfoler> en- Splfole, 9
8uiineis=Golleges" 3 Sbeatre og
~ @otcller. 6orl16en vGelterbei-
men" og ~8uo og @ilien" l10fonr-
mer ser / 8pen to ltgeblooe og ct
Gog6lao. u0enfor 9pen bleo Ser /
1895 al Staten begpn6t e1 5u>.ggg=
farm poa 400 9(cres, Scr e,1onu SRI
peS meo itort Selo UNDER Set beolte
Spipn. &ei1ltatet al oisie Tprieg
for fremfalot en- epofegiprcnoc Jor=
ar1oring / San0brl1get / e1 itorre
Smfre0s, i0et man hi brl1gcr @uo=
lfifte / Ste6et for, lom fpr, lt0el11f=
fenOe @ucocnl; ligeleoes (ugges Ser
MI mere Sugt pao acugop( % Mici=
eriorift, ems / gonrlc Gage, og bror-
til oenne Ggn or irrlig egnet.
@lonot 9pens entreprcrante Sor=
retningsmun0 i10toger 9ono=Torret=
ningerne eli fremrogc1oe Ela0s og
6lonot Sc pigtigite al oisrc, ion1
ollie CT ogtct og oniet for oercs SAD
ltoeltgbeo, nauner ri ritet,plgc1ce,
bpiS Acknowledgements pil fil:.es ne
oel1for: S. s. @e6iter, 6. >. Sage,
6alfl1m 9an0 60, Sobn $. @upo
Sano 60, S. 9. McEbcc, @bcelcr
9ono o1o 9oon Co., G0. q. Ssones
% Observation-Disclosures 0puu Gp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
nes SIDE og reOegjpr goot for i'm
Stilling. Sc monge &orreiponOan=
GER set bringer fra al(e @gne al Ga=
nooo pi0ner ONT en- flor l10bre0elle .
SORT gertbolo &ceiitrcringcu>

Sra Mirot, g. 0af., meooele5. ot
Hegiltreringen for 2an0 paa Sort
9ertbolO SnOianerlon0et, ser &C.
gDn0te Man0ug / 0enne ltge % ua>
rer i'll 20. Nl1gult, er begpn0t r1=
Ser iuroeles lopenoe 6orbol0. Gen
fdrlte Sag regiltrereoe $3.50 9cno=
ipgere, al builfe 2,241 / Minot og
lige iaa mango / 8ismorcf. S Stu.
Ser og Ela5a regiltrere0e benholos-
|pis $50 Of 1856. gn &pin0c ira
ct. 2ouis, Mils Soo @eitern,an>
bor Sen fprite, iom fit lit Hopn i15=
tegnet pe0 @opeofontoret / Minot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
5ra Racine.

!6nl6fgrt 6 I e + /.
@or 2an0smano Sobannes Mor-
ton paa &acine Scbool Of Sine Nrts,
II!bar ful0en6t ct 6riiemaleri / Set
neoerite 6oriamlingslofole poa &a=
cine Sigh SCHOOL. 6riien er ialt
1tS 500 lang, og set er Sc afgaae=
Sc @leper fra Sc to ii6ite sfoleoor,
Ser bar betalt for Mrbej0et, og gi=
bet Sfolen oenne @ane. 6riien giper
9illeoer al forifiellige 2anoifaber
l1oe peo &opi0s og pp langsme0
Tlooen, iamt flere Scanerier fra
an0re Gele al @;sconlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18

&c; tbi mes enfelte faa ltnotagelier
ipnger og taler Sc 0onif iom ct
tillnrt fremuneo Sprpg lloen &larg
% 6ploe", ga maa ieg temple osn-
ne Sfiloring lom bu11ofalif> bpis
Sen 50 ifol gieloe Sen ltngopm, JONI
pofser op i%r1oenfor Sen 0anlfe Sir
fe, pg leg, lom / min Sfolepirfiom=
beo bar baft mes oper 1000 lrge /
s(merifa at gjpre, mener, at ieg mes
gob @rrno itiller min Sri aring Up
imo0 9nge SIS. Seq bar / Sc
liolte Mooneoer pGret poo &eile og
i'll Ma0er mango Steoer / Gon-
mari og / sdnoerjpllano; mte,1 ieg
bar intet Steos bprt Ell oanif
6olfeiang ioa ltarf og lp0ig, iom
Sen lpoer / m1al1ge bonlfe &reoie /
s(merifa> og buao Sen 0onif=omeri=
fonlfe ltngoom angaar, 81 er Set
min Grforing, at ielp SEN melt arne=
rtfantIere0e Gel al l1ngopmme11,
iom ijaloent Burger SAM it til Som=
tale ONT @per0og:ipdr95lnool, mil
faarlig baaoe oil bare 9anif og tule
Ganif, ruar Snleu hliner ON Sc
op6elte aonbelige Spur9smaal.
Noor Or. 8. beifploer oel1 oanife
Strife / Nn1erifa for at 6ripe Sip
[ationens Nnlitif" operfor Den op=
%rofsenoe l%tngbonl, Ga er bette pglaa
/ Stri0 mes min Grfuring / Set
1tore % bele. @ie1nemgaoel10e nil
mon le, at Sen 0el al Sen opppfs=
enoe llngopm, Ser CT goot bjen1me
9anif, tillige CT Sen fremmeligIte
/ Gngellf, % / Sc ltore 9an6fre0ie
nil man meget byppigt ie, at Sc
Meno, Ser ltaor lom 2e0ere / Me=
%nigbeoslipet, oglaa er Sc fren1me=
Iiglte / Set offentlige fomunale Sin
% melt arriete blan0t Nmerifoner1e
Sea CT moolfe mere ems Sc flelte
flar pner mango Sfupa1fer og
Mang(er peo Be banlfe 6rifirfer /
Mmerifo; men Getferoigbe6en bpoer
mig at proteitere mos cit Sfilorinq
iom Sen Or. 6. bor bragt til
Torps. Set er iproeles lt9eloigt
tlaar man faiter Barnet It's mel
@ooepan0et, pg leg fan foriifre 9a:
ieren ON, at Sen 8robpgring, oel
piloe begpn0e meo operlegent at finn.
Ie as alt Nrbei6e, ser / Martter c,
blepen uofgrt blanbt 9m1rere
Mmerifo, life pi( blipe rel let hlono,
2onosmGn0 6eropre.
Otter at 2ege 6. for feiet al
set ~beltaaenoe AT @eien, oil ban bao9
st bonife Soft / Ganmarf til poc
Cor Sl,no at bpgge noget MT OF
amcrifa, 81. a.. peo Sprettelien a
EN- oonif Sfole / 6riitaterne. CIT
iboer 9Gier bill iifffert, near gan OIL
itiller gbruelige @etragtninger, f1tn
ne lige Jig ielp, at oette er bil0'
lltopier. Sore 2anosman0 / Sine
rifo pil fprlt og fremmsit frep'
&elpeft for set Nrbei0e, Sc gienner
aortier bar baaret frem mes ito:
Spofrelie, og Sc bill ogiaa forIorg
Sfoler, Ser er pofseoe frem al Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Vrantent Barn.

Bevar os for ct vranten, nv: mem
de og gnavent Barn - men Diet er
like den Lilies Skyld; den h7iler
hos Foreldrene. Born med Orm
og som er syge er altid urolige |.
Kickapoo Worm Killer (de vel
smagende Karamel1er) stand ser
Ondet hurtigt og sikkert. bet er
ct paalideligt Middel for B9rn.
Pris 25c; solgt i ethvert Apothek
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Gn Mono troo0te ms til e1

gn Mono troaote ms til Ell
garberer. rSeg ler, Sc aoerterer
efter en- Msiiltent," iogoe bon.
usa. aan Sc barbere?"
uSSeg bar alti0 6arberet mig ielp."
r0g fan Sc ogiao BRUCE Safs=
eng"
uSm jeg fan! Seq ifuloc meme
Set! Seq FAR paret &eoofter tire
g(arl"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
CdmRrket Land billirt.

$50 Acres, 4 Mil fra S%tationen, 10
Mil fra Crookston, IL Mil til skole,
alt Prerie og alt kan dyrkes, sort
MUD. ingen bedre lord, CAV 40 Blu
shells Rug pr. Acre iaar, solgt til roc
pr. Bushel. Regn selv efter. Godt-
knob til SIS pr. Acre. Agenter onske..
Ed. w Jones, CroOkston, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Land / Red River Dalen.

Red River Dalen i Minnesota har
iaar givet utvilsomt Bevis paa. at den
ligger udenfo Diet t6rre Bette. NJ
er Diet Tiden at nedsaette sig her. Pri-
sen paa wore Farme err den rette.
Giver med Fornojelse naermere Oplys-
ming. Agenter Dor skrive efter wort
Tilbud. En- Undersogelse vii overbe-
wise Dem. John III. Boyd Land Co.
CroOkston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Gplpang.

Splpsuiuger ON sen mn aoloni
California, buor Ser MI er I,lgt
2anO for 6alpa10et @unoreoe al,=
iinoe Collars til 9anifere, faas pcr
9enpenbelie til
g. g. @orniglh,
Sefreter for Ganiib=Mmerican So.
lonp, Sos 0lipos, santa @arbu:
ra 60, CALIFORNIA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18
Ingen 1'srke / Rosenu Co., Mimi,

vi salger Land i Roseau County,
Mimi, der, hvor Torke err ukjendt,
den bedste Jord, reneste Wand og hvor
Misvekst er umulig. Tog 2den Prn-
mic i Minnesota Stats-Udstilling 1910.
Priser fra IS til s35 pr Acre. 6 1000
Acres solgtes i Maj Manned. Skriv til
j. F.. Webster, Crookston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-18

Mm er set Siben, at 3e ber teg,te
Sem for ct announcement poa Bette
8la0. Me0 fine poali0elige Otter.
retninger og lit u0palgte 2eleitof pil
set b(ipe Gem en- fjprfomn1en @ipIt.