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Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-19
MYSTIC
Miss Dorothy Doyle Entertains on Seventh Birthday-Eooal Patient in Norwich State Hospital.

Miss Dorothy Doyle entertained 27 friends at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle, on Orchard lane, Tuesday in honor of her seventh birthday. Outdoor gamesi were played and refreshments were served. Miss Doyle received many pretty gifts.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lathrop have returned from their wedding trip.
 Nelson J. Baker has returned to Glen Cove after few days stay in town.
 Mrs. Harry PKG is visiting relatives in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Mervin schenck have returned to Wyoming, N. J., after a visit in town
 Miss Mae Ketchum Is visiting in South Windham.
 Charles Gillfllan Is in Brookfeld, Mass.
 Mrs. John Littesheidt is visiting in New York.
 Charles D. Holmes is spending a few days in Boston.
 Taken to State Hospital.
 Mrs. Belle Latham, who has been i'll at her home in Fort Rachel, was ad- mitted to the state hospital at Nor wich Tuesday.
 James Brady has returned to Can nonchett, R. l., after visit with Mrs. Fred Watrous
 Mrs. Jennie Wilbur of Providence is visiting her mother Mrs. Maria Lewis.
 MT. and Mrs. James Divisick have returned to New York after a month S stay in town
 Clarence Hubbs of Brooklyn is the guest of his family at Cedarhurst.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley have returned to their home in New York after a visit with the formers mother, Mrs. Amy Bradley. and Alton Gray, of Ledyard were the guests Tuesday of their aunt. Mrs. Charles Stoddard
 Mrs. Julia Dean has returned to Plainfield after visit with her niece. Mrs. Conrad Kretzer and her nephew Ernest A. Bliven.
 Mrs. Charles Ecc1eston is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Taylor, in Westerly.
 Miss Almeda Tatro of Brewster's Neck is spending a few days in town.
 Mrs. Atmore Tucker has returned to Providence after a visit to her par ents, MT. and Mrs. B. P Hewitt
 Mrs. J. c. Tucker has returned to -Ndl Il6T dIIcT NlSlLlng nCT parents. MT. and Mrs. R. S. Ketchum.
 Mrs. Carrie Babcock Is visiting rela- tives in Wickford, R. l.
 Leaves for Worcester.
 Albert George has left to resume his duties at Worcester academy.
 Mrs. Mary Gray is visiting relatives in East Great Plain. Norwich.
 Mrs. Ann Heavey has returned from New York Mrs. Leulla Gager of stonington i. the guest of Mrs. Isabella Macken- zie.
 John G. Gift and granddaughter Miss Esther Dennison. are visiting in North Stonington this week. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Hill have re- turned to New York after two weeks stay in the village. Miss Carrie Sylvia is visiting in Avondale. R. l. Misses Grace and Alma Schofieid are visiting in Boston. Nurse on Vacation. Miss Margaret Peacock, the district nurse, has left for a months vacation Her place will be filled by a nurse from Providence. MT. and Mrs. Frank Mabbett are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
POCAHONTAS

Especial to The Richmond yirgfnian.l
POCAHONTAS. VA, Dec. 6-Mr c..
A. Dennen, who has just graduated at
the Business college in Richmond, Va,
arrived here Wednesday and will COM
mence work in the purchasing agents
office for the Pocahontas Consolidated
Galleries company at once. Mr.. Dem
men IL the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Denncn OF this city.
General and Mrs. Samuel l. Matz. of
Bluefield. W. Va. were in the city We'd
nesday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Magri1l on Center street.
Mr.. John B. Saunders. who has been
spending few days In Tazeweli, Va.
has returned home.
Mrs. @. B. Irvine. Of Coopers, w. Va.
was here Wednesday. the guest OF her
parents. DIR. and Mrs. John p. Halter.
Mrs. James Heatherman, who has
been spending few days at Staunton.
Va, has. returned home. ,..,....,
Mrs. w. e. Jenkins had for her guest
this week Mrs. Alexander, Of Bluefield.
w. Va
Mr.. carline Rees. who has been
spending his vacation in Cincinnati. O.,
has returned to Pocahontas
William Bailey. OF Bramwell. w. Va,
was here this week
Miss Bertha Landon was in Bluefield.
w. Va. Tuesday. the guest OF friends.
Mr.. Austin J. King. OF Charleston. w.
Va, who was for number of years
general superintendent or the Poca-
hontas Consolidated Galleries company
at this place, was here this week the
guest of Mr. Robert Wallace on East
Water street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08

E. Holiday entertained on Wednes-
day afternoon at cards. in honor OF
her guest, Miss Julia Lachicatle. OF
Bennettsville. The lovely home of
Mayor and Mrs Holiday was lavish
ly decorated in blooming plants and
evergreens.
Six-hand euchre was played. seven
tables being arranged.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Gilbert
Hume, who received lingerie waist;
Miss Katharine Brothers, who was
awarded silk hose, and Mrs. 8. Il.
Everett, whose prize was silk week
end" bag.
Mrs. c. j. Riddick entertained on
Thursday afternoon at delightful
Tea" In honor of her sister. Mrs.
John Dawing. Of Montgomery. Ala.
Mrs. w. A. King. presided at the
tea table. and Miss Grace johnson
assisted in serving tea and sand
witches. In the dining room. which
had for its centerpiece, a table beau
tifully decorated in Christmas holly.
cake, ice cream and minis were
served. Each guest was presented with
souvenir box OF homemade
candies on leaving. tied with holly
ribbon.
MIR. william c. Daley. promis
H6iiE young tHeECnAlt Oh 1HuChdluNh.
on Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
claimed as his bride. Miss Georgia
Mildred Thompson. OF Nansemond
county.
The service was performed by
Rev. ]. w. Johnson. in Oakland
Christian church. deliberately decor
ated in white and green. The bride
wore a gown OF embroidered chiffon
over white satin and carried Brides
roses.
1iss Elizabeth Downes, of Balti-
more, left for her home Friday. at
ter several weeks stay with Miss
Threse Murrey.
Mrs. r. A. Smyth, OF Richmond,
ticeilo hotel. Friday. In honor of Miss
Therese Nurney, and Miss Elizabeth
Dawns.
Mrs. r. H. Pretlow was hostess
Friday afternoon at an informal
function given in honor Of the Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy.
George C. Nurney. OF Fishburne
Military academy. Marvin Crocker
and Irving Irnett. OF the Virginia Poly
technic; w. G. Truitt and r l.. Leh-
man. OF University OF Virginia: Miss
Doris Jones. of Sweet Briar college:
Miss Myrtle Macleory, OF Elon coli
lege and Ralph I.assiter. OF Virginia
Military academy. have concluded =
visit to their respective homes in SUI
folk. t.
Mrs. David r. Duncan, Of warren
ton. Va. wife Of Principal David =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. Pocket
maps OF Lexington have recently been
issued under the direction OF the town
council. Professor w. LeConte
Stevens. OF Washington and Lee Uni
verslty had editorial charge Of the
preparation OF the map, which was
drawn by Mr.. John A Campo. Jr.. q
student In the engineering department
OF Washington and Lee. The locations
OF the principal public buildings are
shown and the names Of the streets In
dicated. together with many points OF
interest in the town. The maps will
prove Of interest to Lexingtontans and
others, and the information given IL OF
value. The maps are neatly printed
with appropriate covers.
Mr.. William Jennings. an extensive
cattle buyer Of Rockbridge. left q few
days ago for Clay county. Mo-. to spend
several weekG
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Pennington. Of
Lexington announce the engagement
or their SON. Mr.. Leo Sinclair PenninY-
ton to Miss LsonorA Bullock Of New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
The marriage will

Orleans The marriage will u
place in Washington city DecemE
18TH. #11
Mrs. Alexander L. Nelson and ri
Virginia Barclay returned with
Frank A Nelson to his home in c.
taneoga, Tenn, who spent Thanks
ing in Lexington with his mother.
Nelson. sa2s
Mrs Edwin c. lands has gone
Nashville, Tenn, to spend the VIII
with relatives -4sssa3
Mrs E. Southland Shields IL visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. IN
ningten at their home near Farnsxf
Rev. DR.. Alfred T. Graham was 6Si
moned to Winchester a few dayaW
on account of the Illness Of his fof2
the venerable DIR. James r.. Gfnl
whose condition is reported impKS
Miss Bookie Campbell has gone
Huntsville. Ala. to spend several 49,
with her friend Miss Susie SkfnnSG
The Rockbrtdge school fair and r.
corn fair will be held in the Lextn6
high school building next Tuesda3S
teachers institute will be held Mo4
Mrs. ]. Scott Moore Is visiting fflG
In Lynchburg this week. sssslss}
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
CORDONSVILLE

Especial to The Richmond virgin1I
GORDONSyILLE. VA. Dec.
George Goodwin, Of Danville, 49,
guest several days this week o<s
mother. Mrs. Emily Goodwin. M
city. HS
Mrs. r. NJ. Mcclure and two cA112
have been spending the week with
latiyes In Richmond. 4
Henry Faulconer, of Green4h0z
c.. was the guest several dAyuS3
week OF his sisters. Misses Joe
and Moran Faulconer. In tbs ctk
Miss Nettie Grimm. who haG
charge of z. 4. Bibb & Cos und2
department the past season, 1M
turned to her home In Haxer
Md.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Swan and two
have been spending the week IL
latives and friends In Richm0[
w. ID. Cloves. wife and Mtt1o
OF Martfnsburg, w. Va. AfrtVN
Tuesday to spend two weeks W4
formers parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Cloves, In the city.
DIR. Isaac Curd was on = ~
trip to Richmond this week.
Miss Grace Davenport -
spending the week with hor -
Richmond.
Il. Il. hopper, OF CnartQtt&4Vl[
the guest on Wednesday * h1E
Mrs. r. w. Bowen, In the G14Y.S
Mrs. r. 8 Wilkinson WGG2
shopping expedition 70 Rich9
Wednesday. &3
G. u. Morris, Of Eomernak
Gordonsville visitor on We1n4
James w. SneAd has retMxl
3 visit OF ten days 10 T91
Louisa county. ME
W., l. HeckhAm was +
visitor on sTuspdAxs N S|s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Silk Hosiery

Duncan, OF the Jefferson High school
Is the guest Of her husband, at the
Britain House.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
SUFFOLK

Especial TO The Richmond yfrginian.)
SUFFOLK. VA Dec. S.A-Ars. J. p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

De tan bog lite giennemfgreg liee
.frnftigt ale Steoer.
@1onn bar man lite arbeioet iaa
11attge aar, at man ftatiitiff tan
.bebtie en- flor 6remgang. Men Der
er bleben fabt en- flor 0plpsning,
og Golf fienoer 6eres Mnipar % be6,
bbtlfe 6orbolosregler Sc lfal iagt,
toge. Mange 5te6er tan ser ga ogiaa
paabifes en- afgiort EiIbagegang /
.Spgoommer, men Sen fbres tiot
IND paq npe @gne for @fsempel be6
Mnfttonsialg of en- 8eietning.
Norge er set eneite 2on6, iom
biottl 40 offentlig @ei bar grebet
i1to imoo @olbefaitning, men set bar
2anoet &oao til, ga set 10 lite bor
andre Gorioter at fempe imoo. @ro-
fesior Bang bar 10 op6aget @alpe.
foitnings @ocillen, og set er til
@re for Sen 6a1ife @eterinnrffole.
at BEN ct in6e paa at befampe Chg
oommen as bofteriologiif Sci. Sc
er at baobe, at set mao Ipffes al
fremlti1le ct &eagens, iom Tan biit
Smittens Silite6eppreIie bos @be
get og oerigiennem fri fig for 81
angrebne Dpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

er ldag sund og rask. Jeg har !
Maaneder havt Betandelse, men De-
res sanitere Middel CAV mig Lin
dring. Jeg er glad we'd at meddele
enhver, hvad Deres Medicin har gjort
for mig. De kan! BRUCE min Anbe-
falling efter Behag, og jeg vii med
Glede besvare Breve'.-Mrs. CHRI-
STINA REED, 1O5 Mound Str, Peo-
ria, Ill.
Mrs Lynch undgik 1igelsdes
en- Operation.
Jessup, Pa. "Efter nit fjerde
Barns F9dsel led jeg at en- heftig or
ganisk B~etnndelse. Jeg fix .underti-
den saa sv;ire Smerter, at jeg syntes
at jeg like kunde udholde Diet. Smer-
terne vedblev i tire Maaneder, og til.
sidst mente Lagerne, at en- Operation
var nGdvendig.
"En af mine Venner anbefalede mig
da Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound og efter at have brugt. Diet.
tie i to Maaneder, blew jeg frisk-Mrs
JOSEPH A. LYNCH, Jessup, Pa.
Kvinder som lider af kvindelige
Sygdomme burde prove Lydia e
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, et
af de NEST heldige Midler Verden ha1
kjendt. fdr de tillader en- kirurgisk
Operation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

sgaar6.s Sierne: Mnor. @illemoes
&nitr1. &ibe: nbrmager $. q.
6ranoiens &uitru. &nebeI: @anr6.
eier g. g. Scbmi6t. &ammel: Sta
tionSforitonoer @eorg 2arienS SUI
ftru. @eile: Marie 2aurien. Sre6e>
ricia: S%pgepeierffe Marie. Ebomien.
'Sfomagermeifer 81. 6ri6oIpb. 06en-
lie: &iebman6 S. 8. SEMEN. Mnna
Mielien. gnfefru &aniine Sant5en
8ogenie: @aretmagermeiter s. g..
is. 8eterien. Sgrgegaor6en: @nfe=
maiorinoe Sroncisca b. 9foien. Gle
goo: 6. 8ocfmonns &uitru. 2un0=
BIZ: 6gritelerer @lau6ins @briitian=
len. &ingite6: Caroline @an6manr.
g. 8. II. 6iicber. Sre6erifsberf:
|Sfomagermelter 6. 6. 6re6erifien.
8ren6eftloe: @aorbejer Miels Gar
fen @trib. 8eiterbefinge: Sragt=
man6 Niels 8eterien. &emmesbpi:
&usbeitprerin6e Mnna &louien.
&eile: Beni. 2erer &eter @agb.
Mgrre 5eiersleb: Betrea SEMEN.
@isbierg: Mnna Margretbe &pbicb=
mann. @ammelgab: Sep Spcbien.
&uguftenborg: 81. me6. @or1tens.
8arrig: @a6s Micbaellen M6sbgl:
Marie @lol1ien. Damfobbel: Ma=
tbias Sobonien. Mabenraa: @al0e-
mar @briitenien. 8oprnp: &nna
Daabecf. @arleb: Signe &asmls<
len. Marbus: Sens Senien. MlS:
&artifulier SGrgen &anIen &orS-
gaorb. @er6ing &uie: Sbomasiine
&riltenlen. Sgnoerpfle: Mn6ers
&nu61en. Yan0rup: Mnna Tr11ens=
gaar6. Storpor6e 91terenge. Metba
@bri1tenien. &ol0ing: Beter 2aue=
len. Sfobgaor6: Slime Simonien.
8eile Marf: @ecilie %Sgrgenien.
8rDlle Marf:: &ir1ten Mielien. Somz
merup: &erfsferer Mr16ers S;enien.
&iorte Mpmarfsgaarb: Maren 81
lertien. Sellingdr:: &oniul og &ipb=
man0 g. S. Ha55u. &9l0ern9s:
|Sigri0 Ma6len. Saars: @oar0eler
01e Mril6ien. SOLICIT: Sngeborg
BARREN. 5olrp6: Sans Senien.
Meitbe0: Barber Carl Neels. Mifop:
Sergen Stte1en. Stenlille: Sergen
Mortenlen. &ibe: Sans Euggaar6.
@fgoitrup: &usejer 6reoerif 9fas=
musien. Serning: @oipitalsforpal=
ter Gbr. 5obl. 6ram1eb: Sens
&6nbe. Marbrs: Mr1e Sgrenlen.
9berlege, 81. me6. @mil Miiller.
&aunitrup Meieri: Meieribeltprer
81. Mn6erien. &oloing N%erren1arf
Sine @peo. @ilfeborg: Sgmrerme.
1ter g. &ornernp<8ang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
Nnrgf

go. Aar. On gdmmel, bpiagtet
@ri1tianiaoame, Mmtmanotnoe San-
11a Collect, @nfe efter ben / 1895
ofog6e Mn1tmano, Soban Collect,
fplote fornplig 80 Mar.
plien! Bereens @apneitpre bolot
forleoen Mpoe, bnori man 81. a.
furetog iaaoam Snoitilling til as,
1iItentpolten Dos &apneingenipren.
1. Oscar Sllen.
2. 8iarne Olien.
3. 8trger Sllen.
Magiltraten ilutteoe Jig til oente
Snoitilling. Sa1 Sllen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

lano m. #. on1talte Saleren 6e6iil=
ben, &inter= eller S%lolil6en, So
lan6sitl0en og Gaaritl6en, ser ollie
tn6eboloer Sc iamme Meringsitoffer
iom &ipo og er Ell ppperlig S66e
baa0e / fer1f, ialtet og roget Sil=
ftan6.. Derttl fommer, at @il6 /
N9rtngsb9r6i er 5 @ange laa Bill
ligt iom @ig6, iaa man for 20 9re
@il6 foor Ben famine Meringsperoi
iom 3fsefie6 for 1 &rone. 8e6 Sc
/ 0plfritsbogen optagne 1913 for
Tielltge &etter, ser ale er prebe6e
at fpn6ige @usmg0re og befun6et
uom9rfe6e, bill Ser fun lapes Mi6=
bag til 5-6 Berioner fra so Gre
og opefter.. Sel6igbis er Snteres-
len for @il6 og Siff iom Merings~
mtooel / Spgang bos bore @usmd<
ore, 1fl6nt lite paa langt rRr 1aa
flor, iom 0enre i1,n6e og billige
@%ationalfoit f%ortiener. Derfor bar
@il6egrosftiternes Screening / Sam.
arbeioe me6 Sel1fabet for 6e rorife
Giiferiers Sremme optaget ct itort
Mrbei6e for en- u6oi6et Mnben6el1e
|af Stlo og Silt / @usbol6ningerne.
Otter Sore6raget, ser bate lterft
8tfal6, tit Sc Sremmp6te M0gang
til at foripne Jig at &etterne BEE
8or6ene, bpor ser berifeoe Ell bolbz
iom Trengiel. &etterne forlponoi
iom 9ug for Solen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
smitipm &alpefaitning.

smitipm &albefaitntng. Norge
fienoer life iaa6anne 6arlotter iom
&begpelt, Mun6= og &lobeipge eller
Snibe, bborimoo mon bor Suber=
fnloien og 4albefaltning. Iuber=
fuloien ipiller life iaa ltor Ell 9folle,
berimoo gjer Sen imitiomme Sable,
faitning set, ga SEN bar fin @run0
/ Sc ieregne Gorbol6 peo Set norife
&pegbrug.
@mttten feres napultg omfring
be6 Sc itore Mengoer &peg, iom fra
Sc forlfiellige 2anos6ele gresier
Iammen oppe paa Sjel6ene ON Cont
meren, og iom bringer Sen me0
biem til 8pgoerne ON @fteraaret.
gnobt6ere be6 set iaafol6te Drift
fbeg, iom ONT @interen opfjgbes bos
De imaa 2anobrugere, gresier paa
5ieloene ONT Somnteren og om ST.
teraaret lelges an6re @teoer. @ie11=
nem bette &beg er mango al Sc
gitlige 8p96er blebne imitte6e.
Solf fan6t efterbaan6en, at Sc
iffe fun6e bore tiente meo 5mitten
fra 6e itore 9bpgiamlinger, og /
1908 fit man en6elig EN- 2ob, iom
benfgrte &alpefaitning til Sc mill
6ere Mrter al imitiomme 5pgoom-
me.
De forifiellige 8eitemmelier , ser
gabes, fun0e ipnes betrpggenoe not,
men ma11ge 2on6boere oberboI6t
Den fimpeltben lite, og be, 1om feIte
itertere sSnteresie for Sogen, maats
te ga gribe in6 for at gjgre @eitem>
me1ierne birfiomme, og efterbaan.
ben 1pffeoes oct at fao Solfs 9jne
aabneoe for 6eres 8etponing. Gil-
itanoen be6re6es Iiot efer Ii6t.
Mnn hep imi6lerti6 npot til at
i1ette ct Borbu6 moo at ien6e @ppg
til Be felles @rnsgat1ge, ga set
greb for iterft in6 / Sc enfeltes
3fonomi. 5aa fit man npe 8e.
%itemmelier / 1907. 8lanot onoet
maa imittet aoeg lite fires til
Dprifue, Morfeo eller fremmeoe
@resgange. @an er MI fomrnet til
at babe ganffe itrenee %8eitemmeIier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
0efpreret af &ictpr @manncl a

SetDrefet ar NtctDr GmQ1t1tcl at
Stolten og giDet Gitelen v9@resbor=
ger". st Orb al SEN erberoige
SAB. 81. Solaro> Ga @orpe og Sobn=
Jon Streets, Seem Orleans, 3d. en-
at Staliens @elte og Se%0relon6sf for
lparere, FOREIGNER 0pmerfiombe6.
San ifriper: uSSeg bor netop to-
get Sen iibite 5loife al ben &l1rifo,
lom ieg beitilte fra Dem flor. Seq
fan life fol6e Gem onoet ems en-
uWenneifebeoens &elgi6rere" og
maa fige> Meoicinen bar brogt mig
til at fele Iom ct NIT Mennei fc.
Seq er nt 50 Mar gammel; men ei=
ter 8rl1gen al &11rifo fgler leg jonr
Ell Man6 paa trebipe. Seq er cit
at De plolte Seteroner, iom fjpn1pc-
De for Stoliens @nbeo, og far fooct
to Meoailler, EN- fra &rigen / 1913
og 6en an6en for &ompagnen t
1870. Seq blep 6eforeret al &ona
Gictor Emanuel og fit GiteIeu
u@@resborger".
Sfient jeg er langt borte fra nit
Seoelano, feler leg mig igien fritz
og iterf NOT til at funne ie Set igien.
ON @n6 pil.
SbenI taaen6e CT ct 8rep til Or
Feter 6obrnep & Cons Co., 19-
25 60. &opne Mbe., Chicago. ct
81o6 og Homflet meh 8eifrioelie al
8eters &l1rifo bliper frit til
ien6t be6 &enben6elie til opennppntc
M6resfe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
1883 far boet / Woorhea0. er Ser


1883 far boet / Moorbeao> er Sen
%. Sch. afgaaet peo Dp6en paa
Nortbmeltern &oipttal 6erlteos, efter
en- uges Sio fgr at bere rammet
at ct Slagtilfel6e. San boeoe en-
Sio / @enion, bbor bans &ujtrl1
0g6e.
- 6. S. @ulcpolo, ser / mango
Mar boeoe / Stebens County, men
iom / set ienere far bobt lit @iem /
@Drns, er oen Is. 6eb. p%lu6ielig
ofgaaet pe6 996en 6er1teos, 80 Mar
gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

11ges, at m1nO1t lets anOre Ell Tan=
6i0ater for @alebuiet.
= Oliber Mining 60. far til
9ietten i%n6leberet ct 9por poa set al
Wfrs. Safe 2ien6s / @ibbing trent
latte &lage> ser le6e6e til ct &ets,
forbr0 moo 8olaget, iaa at 6et
bootte in6ltille lit Mrbei6e og Ia6e
en- Meng6e Menneifer gaa arbei6s,
leie. Set paaitaaes, at &1agen
fom iom EN- 6plge af at bisie @er=
joiner piloe tpinge set til at fiebe
ltore 2anoltrafninger til bpie Brt-
icr. 9om1neren bill bebanble ca
gen ocn 8. STARTS.
Sen pao oenne 5io al sloret
polifelige 6%orienoi>1g al Yoteter til
lDOlige Marfe0er, bobcologclig for
at benpttes iom 5GOpoteter, fore
Naar MT ira Sc flelte 8per / Glat
County, og Ser antoges at afgoo
ontrent Is 8ognlaoninger ON o.
gen. Sn0fjgbere / Moorbeoo fat
betalt ST pr. 8ribel for i%orteret
Tore leperet oeb Gareb1iet, % Lungs
0reat Mortbern 8one11, / 8Derne
&l1rt5 og <ltoo, betoltes 2 Gents
mere. s 5olem og 9ofer bar Ser
Mangcl paa Sernbn11epognc, og ef=
ter6pert iom Gorebuiene fplbtes
ionf Hriierne til IS Gelrts. Sern=
banefelifabet gior6e bog 6oranitalt-
ninger til 1trafS at ofbiplpe Gogn=
mange1en.
= Mf 6rpgt for> at Sc Spgoom=
ME, iom or iao u6bre0t blan6t Sn=
D1anerf1e paa Mb1te Gortb Ee1er=
bationen, fan ipre6e fig til andre
SoIf / Stoter, Far @11pernpr Cher
bart / ct 8rep til 81. $. sc. @rac=
fen opfor6ret bam til at iammen=
fol6e @tatens 5nn6be6sroa0, ON
set iful0e bore n%e6penoig, for at
treffe Sc n%gobcnoige Soronitaltnin=
ger moo 5pgoommens lt6bre6elle.
&an merer, at Statens S1,n6be6s=
raa6 b6r %foretoae en- grun0ig I'm
oeri6gelie al Sorbo1oene poa 9feler-
pationen og ftn0e u6, bba6 Sen fan
gigre for at biplpe &egieringcn i
6enS Mrbei6e for at frembringe be-
6re ianitgre Sorbol6 blan6t S;n6ia=
11erne.
= Dg6sfoIo / Moorbeao. Ras-
mus Coming, ser ii6en @aaren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

VegeCaDle Com
pound har udret-
tet for mig. Jeg
led i to Aar. Lac
gerne sagde, at
jeg havde en-
Blodbyld, og at
S%aarlngens Kniv
var Diet eneste
Rad. Min Mo
der kj@bte mig da
Lydia e. Pink.
hams Vegetable
O@ leg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
skANDlNAvER!:

vejen til Sukces er, at kjobe en- af de bedste
Farme 1 Diet sunde sn1Iyse Alberta. Ternbane
6nde 1 umidde1bar Nerhed.
Dansk kolonI! Dansk Klrkel
Dyrkede og uopdyrkede Farme fra &12 til
$40 pr. Acre. Udbetaling efter Kjeberens
Onske. Skriv. paa enaelsk, til:
Mclean q Dallas,
1nnlsfall. Alberta, Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

Srn t: "Sooa Tom iee til at
1ette mig pao en- npn1olct Scent,
oa 1eg ltuloe bente pao min Man6
= MI mac ban ffaffe mig en- 1,5
9ragt."
Sru 9: rslu, fig mig, hpor itoor
Sen 8pnf?"