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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
lIuan llat1 ptHkrr
rftrr 8rrgrt 1T ri fri ptuuf.

Set bill bore beltonament NDt for Spsz
pepfa=2ibenoe at bpre ont ct Miboel iom eff
ter Sufinoers Mening unber @aranti abio=
Tut be1breber l1forbbjelisbeo og ollie @lass
Mabe1ibelier. Mib1et CT ST.. Ga1otpells
Syrup 4epfn.
81 tienber ollie ben rene 4epfns @eroi
for Gorbbie1ien. SGT til bette nosle ier1ist
latserenbe 8etanboele % mar faar ct /
Sanbbeb biounber1ist Mibbel. Mr. s. 80.
@ortbp / Goriptbe, Ga, bar iaa ansrebsn,
at ban enoos life tunbe npbe el1er foropje
@rpntiaser os efter mango Nars @ssen
fanot ban @e1breoelie / ST.. @alotpells SD=
rup 4epfn. Mr. @ubD &asner / Moline,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26

9egnebog,o SCI inoebolot 100 aro.|
1,ter. Meget uIDffeIig ber1Denote ban
Zig paa Mn~tonignoes @olitiitatior,
bpor man imiblertio fun funoe Dbe
'bam ringe Sreit, efteriom ban life
Dor Stano til at opgibe 1ogetiom=
Delft Signalement al Epoen.
g o tr6ber 11e. Com ou1-
tolt ii6lte nge blep forle0m ct CANT
melt 8engepoltbu6, @rifien, operfol=
ben paa en- Srappegang, ilaoet Il
@opeoet og frarebt ollie fine &enge-
brepe. Sen enc al @gberne blep
itrafs efter paagreben og .fanotes /
@eltooelie al &engepoitet, ca. 1000
ar. Den paagrebne &pper bar en-
lt11g aontorilt, &e11rifieu, ser rltlt~
oereoe" til 5fuelpiller. &on bar /
&engene6 og bab6e asiocieret fig
meo en- moen ung Gpr, &ral1l, ON
at plpn6re 8oitbuoet. Sc bar for
bereote paa, ON 1%1g6ben6igt, at mpr=
De BET gamle @oltbu6 og bar bepeb=
neoe me6 en- 9fse til bette @rug.
Sen an0en unge Mgper, &rol1l, 1om
ienere bleb paagrebm, bar / lin Sis
beret anidt lom @ontoriit bos Mr.
2ons6ale> Or. @oofs Sefreter),
bbor ban bap6e erbperpet fig flor
6er6igbe6 / Maifinifripning. Sent
ne 69roigbeo blep Sifpl6 j. al
&raul fom til at un6erbiie &rinies=
ie Marie og 6enne Datter / Mo-
ifinifripning. &riniesien bap6f
nemlig til Mr. 2ons6ale ptret 9n.
tie ONT at lere Maifinifripntng; men
6a @r. 2ons6ale meb fort @ariel
maatte foretage e1 &eiie til l16Ion:
set, bleo set sen ut,ge @oitreper, 6e1
bleb &rinies iernes 2erer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26

ST., bar i famine Gorfatnins. @unbrez
Der andre bill eierne aflesse @ionesbpro.
Sen ct ct %garanteret Miobel imoo l1for=
bbielisbeo, Mabe= % 2eperipge, @obebpine,
Mabesas os lignenoe 2ioelier. Gn 6la1e
tan faas i etbbert 9lpotbet for so Gents el=
let 81, men bbis man fsrit bnifer at prepe
ben fenber man Mbresien til 81. %. q.
Galopetl, $50 Galbmcl1 8uiloing, Montiz
cello, S1l., og ban bill ienoe en- fri Nrpoes
flafte til Sem. Sc bill inart inorpmme, at
9e bar funbet noset til at %eritatte @alte.
&ensninssmib1er, Nanbebretsz 9arfume og
andre miblertioise @ielpemioler. @Drup
Pepfin giber barig @elbreoelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
SDIlanb.

81 + t Of e I gr e I
tt I q m e t a. Dampifibet
DIARY, fert of &aptein Bang al
GSbierg, nbgif forleoen al @renaa
,Sabn, beitemt til Bottom, mes 548,-
500 @ilo @artofler, bporaf Sc fleite
bar opfigbte pao @renaaegnen, me-
oens ct Nartt bar fommet fra
y@amsp.
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Danmark.~

lbobe mo1tge an1re n8e1" at posse
for at fun11e lebe.
Set par iom befien6t Set raoifale
Minilterium 3able, Ser talte ioa
%non6eligt imoo r8engnaberiet".
40 Mars 6or t T.
/ II I e Ii III fan &rofesior So
farias Mielien feire ben 26. Moi
ioet ban poo 6eune Sag i,olenote
fin fgrite BOG, ct lille &in6 9igte.
$500 MfDoI0spre e.
s + a g. Sen fien0te %6oreorogs-
boloer @illiam &eterien fra SIP
be,tbopn feirer sen 256e Mai ct
|iieloent S,1biIeum. Set er nemlig
sen 9og 25 Mar, ii6en ST. &eterien
bol6t lit fprlte Mfbolosforeorog.
Siocn So bar ban life afbolot frrre
ems benpco $500 Spreorag.
Trem t i6ens s s.
III anosf o. Sorpogter &ernt
9lmo pco @aslep bar fareret :8oolo=
gilf @ote CIT islan6lf So ~af fullet
Mace". aoe,1 ifal pare meget moi
iom og 6og fc6 og fl1lo al Melf ION
Toraos feoe 89er, og Sorpagterer1
erflerer, at SEN islan6ife So al full
Ilet Mocc er Sremtioens &rs=
monoSfo.
s . a9es &ort. &co
SEN IN oo1lfe Standardization 5li=
Der Scr / S%mnncrtioen in0fprt 3.
&losies> Scrlrbanefprt ser gjGloer
s Gage pao ollc oanlfe Stotsbaner.
Ceres &ris mao ifplge 9open life
pperltige % &rorer. Set er Gor=
paltningc11s @cniigt at igtte &orte-
tie / Mr6eioe %inorcit m1ligt, iaa at Sc
fan fommc / Brig ollerebe / inbe=
pGre1oe CONNER - %formentltg fra
1. Sl1li.
CAN'T e 9 iograftbe G.
q t + G / $ oIlon6. st off,
tieielifab, beltaae,1oe al 9treftere,1
for Marbl1s @ifltbe, Scbmiot, sc.
Gbriitenien og @l1go Scbmiot og
6ptogrof @ermanien, alle fra Mor-
bus, ianrt 9ireftpr Spren Mielien,
@ioramo, &ip6enbopn, far, / 6plgc
"Eait.", faaet Sen b%ollan6ife &e=
gierings Silla0elie til at oripe @io=
g%raftbeotre / bele @ollan0. Sore
'p5ig begpnoes / 8perne Mmlteroam
% &otter6am. MftiefapitoIen CT
poa 100000 @r.
9on0s man6 oruIp f.
fet / 9 II. SIR. Carl @ig-
go @ranoiean, Sen al ofopoe 6or=
pagter g., Si0ingfjor0gaaro, er oe11
19oe Sanrar omfommen pao en-
Al.tomohiltur / Menbeoen al
Slang / 6eoerote0 Malap states.
ga Ml1tomobilet piloe bige til SIDE
for cit gogn, fom set for ner Ell
streaming og itprteoe ne0 / Ell opb
Srpft. 6oru6en &r. @ran6iean nil
iteoe Ell ung ergelif Game 2ipet.
Sor 2an6sman6 bop6e / EN- Snes
@or op6olot Jig iom 1orpolter og
Elanter / 2iten.
Spa0 II @prnebieI
. agens &enge rug t
t IL? S Anle0ning al Sen MI
afbolote 8ernebielpsoog / So
beoitooen - SEN 16. So. bar s5or=
retningsuooalget uolenot en- 8eret=
ming om, bpa6 Sc / tioligeres(or ino-
lomleoe &enge er onpenoete til. Ser
er ialt nooelt $4,000 &r. 9lf oisle
er 46,100 ST. fommet Mugaeltuer Ga
gerneaiDler til @ooe. Mlminoeliqe
@brne= og 9ptageliesbjem FAINT
Stem for ipe6e 8grn mes 6eres
@eore bar facet 6t,SO0 Ser. Sore
bpggenoe SSnititutioner, 6erunoer Sc
rtefolonier, far facet 1O0,175 4r.
santtere: og bpgiejniife 6oreninqer
bar facet 73,400 ar. Meniqbeos-
pleierne bor faaet 12S,375 St. Sit
8%elptsning og 8efleoning er an
pe1ot 62,750 @roner.
6 II Sen pnslgs@ r a.
t e 7. Som omtalt li6ite l1ge blep
esblerg=0a mperen vsllfa" forIeoen
lejlet. senf / @dterbapet at en-
greet CAMPER Gle. A Mono al
Den oonife @eiatning omfern, og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26

Waas.,ssssr s,r.r,e 8 =, u n....
pa1s Ap6shsksr Vi rsfanders Penesne hvt. pAzn
~1A&1T 0ko kunetsr ellie ruSelde e kieends
oolee. blsdende oe frsmtrodende Hsmorrofdsr "a
Deseoffs sed Modtaeslsen af Prisen fra Psfis Heiiei.s
- 10. 81
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|feier-pg seilifib iannt aegnfobsrpe
ODER Sa.noeafgiften % Sittagooiet.
|ltgeiom bun oil blipe o,rpenot til
&enifripntngsarbeibe og @asring al
Selefonerne, 8uotieneite o. lign. Be
eneite 8olitiforretninger, Ser bill
hlipe benoe oberoragne> er 6oreta-
gelien at afbsringer / 8ereeraaos-
foyer og muligt Mfberinger I Nater.
nitetsiager til fremmeoe Suriso;i-
TONER. 1erimo6 bliper bum life
Seoeligbeosbetient, bpao &pinoeialn-
funoet og Sc iaa omtolte 400 5e6e=
Observation-Disclosures bapoe pen::et.
Get turoe bel NOT bore cit for olpor=
Zig og betponingsf1slo 0pgope, ser
er lagt paa se6eligbeospolitiet, til
at Der fon efSperimenteres mes SEN.
Sen punone SER for @pinoeiagen
er oltiaa nermeit, at man bor faaet
cit fpinoelig sfriper paa ct @oliti-
fontor, mes Stang at @etient, men
lroen Mpnoigbe0 ion1 ioaoan.
En- hoist vidunderlig Kur.
Joseph D. Underhill, i Doland, S.
Dakota, siger: "Jeg har opnaaet stor
Lindring at Deres White Wine OF
Tar Syrup. Jeg havde en- dybtsid.
dende Hoste og Legerne opgav alt
Haab ON min Kur og kaldte Diet Te-
ring. Jeg. pr1vede alt vi hGrte Tale
ON. Tilsidst bevsgede en- at mine
venner mig til at BRUCE Deres White
Wine of Tar Syrup. Jeg brugte III
Flaske og er aldeles frisk. En- saa-
dan Medicin kan jeg anbefale til
dem som PLACES paa samme Made
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
En- hoist vidunderlig Kur.

o OAu6N 0NAS0 AAAS$
Wine of Tar Syrup. Jeg brugte ~
tlaske og Ell aldeles frisk. En- saa-
dan Medicin kan jeg anbefale til
dem som PLACES paa samme Made.
4iBbenbapu.
8 an6bo piifoIc n.
Gnonn er Ser life truffet Mfgi6retic
| Spprgsmaalet ON 9ei etteli en-. al
set pes H%rofesior Moors 9go 1eb:g.
bleune &rofesiorat / 2anobr,g.
@!on0t Saboriterne 1epnes 6er
Moleingenip1 G(o116i 0eit].
9 ireftpr @i1b. g e.
t e + II, ~Mprrebros Sbeater",
treffer Jig MI tilbage fra lin Diref=
ter-@jernirtg efter oper 40 Mars
Sbeaterpirflombe6. &a1t operlaoer
scepteret til fin 6prltemano Sre0e=
rif Senien / Screening meo @epue-
6orfatteren Clinton MelbDe.
6 nD 2re I'M 5 81
t I inc bIep foretaget Sf,1=
6agen Sen Z. @ai, i6et 6ranifmoa-
Sem Go5ie, oen famine JONI ct &ar
Tiger fpr bob0e foretaget Ell f!ct
&l1n0flppning ODER &jebenDapn fiji
oper Gre iln0, fra Molue til &iJ.
be1bapn mes lit 8ipla11. San ran.
beoe / beoite @%elgaoen6e poa &;se
benbapns Neroorom og panot en-
Hrnmte poa 1000 &r.
81 in g 3 ifole e. geaar
Raitor sfopgaaro=&eterien fomnter
biem fra fine &eiler / Sn0ien og
aina, agter ban at ne6legge lit gm=
:be0e iom @rait / Mar11m for at oper=
toge Soften lom 6orltan0er for SEN
ny 8ibelifole, ser tenfes oprettet /
&iebenbabn. 8ibelifolen er beregnet
for 2egfolf, iom poa 6enne fan foo
Sejleoning til stuoilm al 8ibelcn.
Mf Sc 10000 &roner, iom Sfolen
me11es at billie foite oarlig, er Sc
5000 allere6e teg1e0e / Marsbe=
Drag.
ems S iprn
. + &c 3 t. Gor ct &ar 9lor iioen
mootog&ongen fra @rgnlan6 en- una
Sioen bar sen peret o11=
bra9t / ct BUR for Jig ielp / 3oolo-
gift Sabe, men forle6en biloe Gi-
9reper foriege at bringe SEN
lan1men mes &abens ga1nle &an=
6ori6get fit ct triit ubfal0.
Neppe bapoe 6en gornle 8igrn fooet
p1e poa 8nrets 1p @ieit, f6r 6en
greb 0en lille / Moffe1, trof 6en ne6
UNDER @an6et og bofse6e iao lenge
neo ben, til ben 6e6e. Mlle Ogre
paslernes Mnitrengeler for at faa
Be to GDr fra binonoeq1 nrisIpffe0es.
en- &pp, iom itie1er
. j +. S oen fenere Gio er en-
a1erfelis Spb begpnot at orbeioe /
ajbba1bopr, ierlig poa 9iterbro.
Nanoen itieler 9pr, iier &unoe.
alt moet la6er ban / go. Sypen
jar ltioalet Ell Mpng0e &unoe, @a-
timer, Sons, 01ler og &anarifugle.
epao oes1ne merfelige Gpp gigr peo
Sprese beo man i11tet ON. Set
iolte Spperi er begaaet bos Snlpef-
1onsbetient @ptrup / Sartmanns-
gaoe. Ser bar Spben taget 5 So
1arifngle. Spben moa oobenbart
orltaa at be6an6Ie GDr, tbi ban
tnogaar ditto, at 11oget1 af sem la
er SpeftafeI.
g ! y n 5 + e t / 9gone e.
IN &ropinsmano, ser forleoen bar
ornt1et til &iebenbapn for at feite
,penbe, bar oplebet Ell ubebagelig
'egioenbeo. S 9pbt al 9aeen
anoreoe fan forgipbes rrtn6t fra
enc 6pitefontor til set on6et, og
. pda Mftenet bar ban ioa trnt at
an iatte Jig til &bile pao en- al
'9rtene paa &ongens Mptorp og
hot spbn. @eo 3-Si6en ON Scot
y paognaoe ban, og ban op0ageoe,
! bon bar blepet beHiaoIet for fin,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
9erne.

st ps1inge &eiffoIe,
bpts 6orltanoer Mlfre6 @oplien i
oisie Gage er ben6t biem fra en-
&eiie / 9iterrig, begDn0er Sommer-
ifolen me6 life min6re ems 21O
foi1oelige @leper, og iaa bar mon
enooa maattet afpiie omtrent so al
&la6smangeI.
6 rig 9an6fommn e.
Sen it6rite Sfattep6er / @entofte
&omnne er @%rosierer Moresco, lon1
betaler 10000 &roner / Sfot, me-
oens SEN %befien6te &igmon6 @ropri=
etar Sb1en / &ellerup betaler 1894
&roner og @rosierer q. 8elcbcfe
&pe6t 5,9S1 &roner. @omrnen bor
/ oct bele toget 76 Sf%attep6ere, bpis
sfat er ODER 1000 &roner oarlig.
@e1e aomu1ens ffattepligtige Sn6-
tegt er benpeo % Millnner @roner.
Sbet III npiastis fienber &erbieu
al enbber Sing ri ielger, fgr Sc an
befaleS til bore &11noer, betnnfer hi
os life paa at iige, at @arner'S
@bite @ine af Sar Syrup bar gipe1
fltlo &ilfre6sbeo for &oite, SorfsleI-
ie og alle Strube- og 2ungeipgoom>
me. Sen bar beret / 8rug / ODER
40 @or og 6ens Mnieerie er / ito6ig
Siltogenoe. 8rugt meo 6e Ieoenoe
Sic ultater for &ibolte.
g e t 0 + e II n g e r.
nDe @ru6ta t
/ SQerup paa Gpen, bpor al Mmml1=
milton til 5fpttfreoiene ifal fremitil<
les, begpnoer lin @irfiombeo / oen=
tie Maone6. @ruotmagoiinet, Ser
fommer til at ligne ct felt lille
Sort, omgipet al beie Sor6poloe pao
ollie Sioer, er fnr6iet, og man er /
fnlo Gang n1eo Spitillineen al oe
Maifiner, Der ffal mierge 9mlao=
11ingen al &Dlitrene etc.
g &eftor pe6 Sorg
81 t a s. e /. Ser 1oreligger MI
@e60elelie ON, at Mbil,nft
peo Serlufsbolms 0p6rageliesa11-
alt og @fole, @enrif &oaicbol1=@iel-
len er u6nebnt til @eftor be6 Corp
Sen 11p &eftor er fg6t
1871 font 96n at &ppit % 6or<
9r. phil. Mielien S en- 11,1g.
fnap 40 Mor, er ban iaole-
oes rDffet ino / en- al 2an6ets fine
tie &~eftorembeoer. SON bleb Gtu-
bent 1889 efter at babe gaaet paa
Sore @fa0emi og tog / 1896 sfole=
ambeOsefsamer1. Samme Star, Sen
Is. Mnguit, aniattes ban peo Ser
bpor ban iioen 6ar pirfet.
8 a Il nj ar IS M I
8 e Sc 6 o. 8lo6et vGonif
u0ifrep iaar lin g. &on-
:llrrence til l16pegning al Gunmarfs
nett D0enbe So. S .0berensitemnel>
e me6 aonfurrencens Megler CT
,3anif Qan6brl1g"s flor Selpbager
or 1910 tiI0elt @aar6eier 2nrs
3ranegaaro, &eliingc, for
3oen r8rplle", Ser / Sc iio1te 8
fegnifabsaar q 0ftbr. 1902 til
%. Septbr 1910 / @iennemin:t bar
12,757 &u1o Mnlf meo 4,Ot
st. SEPT % 1886 8o. gmer.
~ ~ !. ~Gs#E e-. 81 - - Ea...r.@
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8ibbenbapn.

8 o piifo1c n.
gn6nu er ser life truffet Mfgiere;jc
/ Spprgsmaalet ON 8eiettelien al
set pes &rofeslor Moors 500 leo;g.
bleune &rofesiorat / 2an6brr,g.
@!on6t Saboriterne nebnes oen
jnflfe Moleingenip1 G(ol16i 0eit5.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
ATTRACTIONS Of q Malay Hotel.

= We are so accustomed to reading in
the guidebooks that the local hotels
are the best in the east that it is re-
freshing, says the Java Times. to come
across a description of a hotel in the
little town of Kuala Lumpur, in the
Federated Malay States. Here are a
few points which our hotel proprietors
might notice: Bedrooms. q feet by "a
feet by 20 feet. each with two electric
twenty-five candle power lamps. elec.
trio bell and electric fan: a bathroom
30 feet by IL feet attached to each bed
room and fitted with tops. doored with
colored tiles. walled with white Min
ton dittos: long. continuous corri-
dor 625 feet in length by 12 feed broad: 3:
each electric bell fitted with return"
ring, so that the visitor knows at once
whether he is being attended to.-Lon
don Globe.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
Chinese Complsxions.

A French writer has given in La
Presse Medicale the results of his OBJ
servations on massage in China. He
remarks that the exquisite complexion
Of the young Chinese women is due
not to enameling, as has been sus-
pected. but to careful manipulation Of
the face done by expert masseuses.
They begin by gentle pinching Of the
cheeks between the tips Of their fin-
gers, which lasts fully ten minutes.
then apply lotions on absorbent cotton.
then an unguent, and finish by knead-
ing the cheeks with an extreme deli
cacy of touch. always proceeding from
the nose and commissures Of the lips
toward the ears. This is harmless
and physiologically correct process
which can be recommended in cases,
rarer than they should be, where the
is consulted concerning q
faded or otherwise unattractive COM
DleXiOn
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
Ws<linq's island.

San Salvador is perhaps the most in.
teresting historical point on the Amer
ican side of the world. as it is the is-
land upon which Columbus first land
ed. Yet it has lost its name. In view
Of the history not only Of the Bahamas
group. but of the American continents
as we'll, it is far from surprising that
the identity of the famous island
should have been long lost or that the
reidentification should have been de-
layed until the middle Of the last CEN
tury. when Captain Becher Of the Brit
ish navy by application of the descrip-
ton contained in Columbus journal to
the course from Gomera to the BAHIA
mas determined clearly that Watling's
island alone met all requirements Of
the case.-Argonaut
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
Whsrs Israel "Murmurod!S

As soon as our loads we're arranged
and the riding camels selected We
mounted and rode of across the desert
or plain of El-Ka'a in a northeasterly
direction, aiming for the Wadi Hehran.
The wind was blowing hard and the
sand stung considerably. In ancient
times El-Ka'a was called the Wilder.
ness of Sin. This was the place where
the children Of Israel murmured
against Moses and Aaron. lusting after
the neshpots and bread they had left
behind in Egypt, and this was where
God, hearing their cry. sent them man
ma, which was supplied for the next
forty years. This desert presents an
awful picture of desolation, for, with
the exception Of some bushes that per-
sist In growing in spite Of the arid sur
roundings. all that the eye meets arc
sand and gravel - Wide
World Magazine.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
PAPER BOXES.
One Industry Alone Uses 1000 0iffer'
ent Sizes and Shapes.

One Industry Alone Uses 1000 Differ"
ent Sizes and Shapes.
A thousand machines Of many types
and sizes and designed for many rur'
poses are used today In the manufac'
ture Of paper boxes. This assortment
Of machines is absolutely necessary.
for the number of styles of cardboard
boxes used for packing all sorts Of
articles is without limit
According to the Edison Monthly. one
industry alone. the making of pens.
pencils and erasers, requires boxes Of
1000 different sizes and shapes.
Paper box making. one Of the new
but important industries Of this coun-
try, has made its greatest progress
during the last half century and par
ticularly within the last twenty years.
after modern machinery had been in.
troduced. The business has assumed
wonderful proportions in New York
city, where the capital invested ex
ceeds 100000.
One hundred years ago there was no
such thing as paper box. The con.
tainer Of those days consisted of moth.
ing more than a heavy sheet of paper
wrapped around the article to be car
ried. In time some progressive person
conceived the idea Of cutting part way
through the paper in order to make 1t
fold more readily. With this four sid
ed wrapper it became the custom to
tuck the loose ends in to prevent the
contents slipping out
From this was evolved the idea Of
scoring the paper so both the sides
and ends folded up and then gluing the
ends together. That was the way the
first paper boxes were made, and 1t
was years before any marked improve
ment was made In those days knife
u pair of shears. kettle Of paste and
a straightedge. with a supply of box
board were sufficient equipment to
start man in business
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that q GER
tain mortgage, executed and delivered
by J. P. Moine and Lydia B. Moine,
his wife, mortgagors, to Betsy Nelson,
mortgage, dated the 5th day Of No.
vember, 1909 and filed for record in
the office of the register Of deeds of
the county Of Burleigh and State of
North Dakota on the 18th day Of No.
vember, 1909, at 9 o'clock a. M, and
recorded in book 80 of Miscellaneous
mortgages on page 10, and assigned
by said mortgage to A. l.. Konchal, OF
Little Falls, Minnesota, which said
assignment was dated the 22nd day
OF November, 1909, and was filed for
record in the Office of the register Of
deeds of the county of Burleigh, state
of North Dakota, on the 23rd day Of
November, 1909, at 1 o'clock p. M, and
duly recorded in book 81 of Assign.
ments on page 100, which mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale of the
premises in such mortgage and here
matter described at the front door of
the Court House in the city of Bis.
marck, Burleigh county, state Of North
Dakota, at the hour Of ten o'clock A.
NJ. on Saturday, the 9th day Of jan
uary 1912, to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as FOL-
lows:
The Southwest quarter of section
five (Sec. 81 in township one hundred
and thirty-nine (Twp. 1897 Of range
seventy-six (Rge. 76), and the South
east quarter of section six (Sec. 81 in
township one hundred and thirty.nine
TWP. 1897 of range seventy six (Rge.
76), Burleigh County, North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum Of two
thousand one hundred and forty eight
dollars and seventy.five cents
($2, ,14S.75), and the costs Of this fore.
closure, including the attorneys fees
as provided by law.
A. T.. KONCHAL,
Assignee of Mortgage.
E. w. BURKE,
Attorney for Assignee,
Stanley, N. Oak.
(12-S, Is. %, 29; is, 12.)
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
PUTTING Il NiceIv.

There is good deal in putting q
thing nicely. A prisoner was being
sentenced at the assizes the other day.
'You have pleasant home and a
bright f1reside with happy children sit
ting around it, haven't your" said the
Judge.
Eyes, SIR" said the prisoner, who
thought he saw a way out of the diff
Guilty.
WELL" said the Judge, If the happy
children sit around the cheerful fire.
side until you return they will stay
there Just two months."-London Tit
Bits.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-29
NORTH DAKOTA, The LAND OF
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tIOntnued from page ID
ment of the value of mortgagd
farms owned entirely by their oper-
ators and the amount of indebted
ness, together with the average value
of such farms, the average debt per
farm, and the average equity per
farm for 1910 and 1890. Data regard
ing the amount of mortgage debt
were not obtained in 1900
Smaller Mortgage Indebtedness.
The average debt of mortgaged
farms has increased in the last 10
years from 1902 to 50 493, or 1854
per cent, while the average value of
sucn farms rose from $2,4S6 to $11,-
1876, or 3479 per cent. Thus the
owners equity increased from -,584
to So 642, or AS 6 per cent. AS a re-
suit of the greater relative increase
in farm value than in farm debt, the
mortgage Indebtedness, which was
1868 per cent of the value of the farm
in 1890, had decreased to 22.4 per
cent of this value in 1910.
Of the total number of farms in
North Dakota 391 per cent are be-
tween 260 and 499 acres and 39 per
cent are between 100 and 174 acres.
Farms of 175 or more acres increased
at much more rapid rate during
the last decade than farms under
that size. OF the total absolute in
crease in the number of farms more
than four-tenths was in farms be-
tween 260 and 499 acres Over 81
per cent of the famrs have 100 acres
or more each.
The number of farms under so
acres, which has always been insig-
nificant. is not much more than half
as great as 10 years ago This is
probably due to an actual decrease
in small-scale farming, but in the
very small groups may be due partly
to a different Interpretation by the
enumerators as to what constitutes
a small farm. Each of the higher
groups shows considerable actual
and relative increase.
Nativity Of Farmers.
Slightly less than one-half Of the
North Dakota farmers are native
whites and about half are foreign
born whites. Only 743. or 1 per cent
of all farmers, are nonwhites, 721 be-
ing Indians, and % negroes. Among
the native whites 17.8 per cent are
tenants, as compared with ia per
cent among the foreign.born whites,