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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
ENDS VISIT.

Mrs. w. w. Carley of New Salem,
who has been the guest of friends in
this city for the last few days, re-
turned to her home last evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
ST OpE EDITOR IN CITY.

J. T. Boyd, editor of the Slope Ad-
vocate, arrived here Tuesday and is
spending the day in the city looking
after business matters.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
WENT HOME TODAY.

Tuesday morning, Mrs. Frank Nc
Gray, who has been patient in the
Bismarck hospital for several days
was discharged from the institution
and returned to her home at CARR
son. Mr.. McGray came here last
evening over the NORTH 500 to meet
his wife and accompany her home.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
1&s loea<ion.

Gladys Noxton--And the duke IL 20
brave. papa: Why. he declares he in.
tends to become an aviator. Papa
HIM! he does. eh? Wants to visit bis
castle. | supp0se?-Puck. ~,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
LIEUTENANT TO TRAVEL.

Lieut.. E. A. Marshall, who has been
with the local branch of the Salvation
Army for the last six months, will
leave in February to take up work
as = singing evangelist in the Saliva.
ton circle. He is the son of the pro-
vincial officer and will travel with
Colonel Brengle. He will be missed
greatly in local circles and will be fol-
lowed by the good wishes of all his
c0mndes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
Weather Forecast:

Weather Forecast:
THY p. NJ. "Wednesday.
For North Dakota: Unsettled with
snow flurries tonight or Wednesday,
warmer east portion tonight.
For Bismarck and vicinity: Unset
tied with snow flurries tonight or
Wednesday,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30

CONCERT At SEVEN THIRTY.
The concert of the Southern Jubilee
singers and players at the Presbyte-
rian church tonight will begin prompt
" at $3.50. This is the fourth number
Of the Lyceum course. Children's ad.
mission, Is cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
CHURCH ORGANIZE

CHURCH ORGANIZED.
The Russian Baptist church near
Max has been incorporated and the
trustees are Efen Sloboden Of Bene-
dict, Mike Regina and Joe Lakoduck
of Max,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30

q q q q . = = q % q 4
= OUT OF THE GINGER JAR 4
q q = = = = = q q q . q - q
1s blow from q kicking COW q real
milk punch?
Marriage Vows are too often fol.
lowed by marriage rows.
Everybody has to hustle: even the
egg Is compelled to scramble often.
times.
Those who rise early in the morn.
ing are more apt to rise above their
troubles.
Men are like hens. the harder they
have to scratch for . living the more
useful they become.
The 7hystologists tell US that We
have i've senses. and yet some folks
act q. Il they had nooe.
February, It 10 tn,e, 10 . little short,
but It 10 likely to pull through without
bankrupting March. .
: Wh3,e waittns for ospethlng p
turn up Il were better to get the paow
ready 1pe. turning 6oQeEhing M
Ono Of our coatsmpoEariss advises
scales for tie farm and that Gan 596e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
FROM FREDONIA.

Mrs. Samuel Heller of Fredo11ia, ar
rived in the city Monday night and
will be the guest of friends for sew.
eral DAYS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
MUSICIANS BANOMEN

Regular meeting tonight in court
house hall at O'Clock Business OF
Importance. All members, would be
members or friends are urged to At
tend. "COMMITTEE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
q e = = T. = 4 4 = + . . = . = 4
4 THE POULTRY YARD 4
q 4 + = = e q 4 q Z J e e q q 4

. e = + q = = + = + q = = q q 4
= THE POULTRY YARD 4
= 4 + = = = . = = Z , = Z q q .
Keep a little gas+tar on hand and
apply it for scaly legs.
You can tell q laying hen al far
Is you can see her. Her comb rs
always bright and healthy looking.
February hatched chicks are apt
to moult in the fall. and Vi not be
worth anything for egg pndoction In
the winter.
Turkeys, more than any other pouA.
try, seem to require fresh air. They
will roost in trees during . snow
storm and not seem to mind It = bit.
Forcing laying hens with stimuhnts
of any kind except those nature sup
plies in good food 10 q dangerous and
costly process in the long run. VIZ "
Soak stalebread in sweet skim-milk
press out the milk a. completely 40
possible, and feed the chicks. Also
keep coarse sand before tae1n, with
out it the chicks cannot grind their
food
Put some oats in a box that will
not leak. wet them thoroughly with
warm water, cover them we'll, let them
stand one whole day, then turn them
into q box that does not leak. Keep
putting warm water on them morning
and night until sprouts are weel
started. Spread them out thinly, mois-
ten more, and keep this up until the
sprouts are Of the required length,
some folks let them grow a foot long
No finer feast for the birds than oat
sprouts.
Hens will soon be bringing good
prices. and the high price win tempt
many farmers to sell their hens of
too closely. 1t will pay the average
farmer to keep goodly number Of
hens the year around. When ihatching
time comes, II incubators and brooders
are not used, It takes several hens to
DO the work Of Matching and rearing
the chicks, and We Hike to have enough
others to keep the eeg baskse hNed.
Egg to sch every week means O.
small bill 1t the grocery. Can't have
tho eggs unless We hold on to enough
heus.
February Farm Journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB DANCE.

COMMERCIAL CLUB OANVe.
This evening at the Commercial
club rooms the members Of the organ.
izatlon will give one of their popular
monthly dances. Preparations have
been made for one Of the best enter
tainments of the season and an enjoy
able time is anticipated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
= + = = = = = = e = = = 4 z = 4
f NORTH DAKOTA CORN
f BANQUET.

q = = + 4 . & > = = ; q q q
One Of the most unique banquets
held in North Dakota was the one
given In connection with the State
Corn Growers association. Every.
thing was made of corn or was corn
fed AZ follows:
Cream Of Corn Soup Corn Croutons
Parched Corn
Corn Relish
Corn Fed Pork Brown Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Corn Fattened Turkey
Corn Dressing
Escalloped Corn
Sante Hominy
Cream Corn
Corn Chowdef
Corn Bread Maryland Corn Pone
Boston Brown Bread
.orn Salad Corn ..afers
Indian Pudding Kornletts
Corn Wrinkles
Sweet Juice Of Corn
Cobs and the Weed
Indian terms were used. The
toasts were called The Pow Wow.
The POSTMASTER, J. P. Hardy, wasl
Heap Big Chief. The toasts were ~!
follows:
Mondamin in the West Land E.
Phalen, Bowman.
The Papoose on the TraiEF. r.
Barnes, WAhpeton.
The Redman's legacy to dis Pale
faced Brethren-O. w. Dynes, Agri-
cultural College.
This menu and toasts were printed
on . card bearing IN imprint and
having the outline Of IN ear Of corn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30

CONCERT At SEVEN THIRTY.
Tho concert OF the Southern Jubilee
singers and players at the Presbyte-
rian church tonight will begin prompt
" at $50. This IL the fourth number
OF the Lyceum csurse. Chihre4's ad-
mission, Is cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
City. News

:. SHERIFF FROM LaMoURE.
e. w. Crist of Lamoure. sheriff OF
Lamoure county, spent Monday. in
this city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
TO NEW LEIPZIG.

TO NEW LEIPZIG.
After a few days in one of the local
hospitals. Mrs. John Wheeler, was
able to return to her home at New
Leipzig Tuesday morning. She left
by way Of the Mott train.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
There Comes q Halt IN
The Winters occupation; It's
xsowa as The January 1haw.
...-lonqfenoW

A sort of coaling up time as it
were, after the hong waves Of cold.
Try Washburn's coal this 'time-it
wears well.
vtaShbMrn Ei0nlte Coai Co.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
JUDGE coRLIss FROM

" GRAND FORKS
Judge Guy C. H. Corliss Of Grand
Frks arrived here Midday and is en-
gagged Jpn SINE legal matters at the
capitol today. :,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
All observations taken Ct 8 a. n

A-Stati0ns.
B-Lowest temperature last night
C-Directien of wind:
D-Veloctty Of wind.
E-Precfpkation in last "a hours
F-8tate Of weather.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
DISTRICT ATTORNEY HERE.

United States District Attorney Ed:
ward, Engerud arrived here from Farg.
Tuesday morning and took up some
matters before the supreme court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
iIrhe.

ADs
TIE man who acts on impulse u fire.
ane1tly placed In Z position that makes
him Wish he bad aot been 90 hasty.
One MAJ noticed that The friend With
whom be was walking had drawn very
CLOSE to q horse that wore 4 muzzle
Look OUT he cried. That horse
bites. Don't you zee he's naazzled?"
,"Yes," replied his friend calmly.
That's why l thought he couldn't
bite."-Youth's Companion.
" The Risht Periodical.
Picking up magazine. Swfshsey be-
gan fumbling the pages.
"What are you looking forT' his vita
inquired.
"Oh. nothing In particular"
Then you have the right book" the
wife observed. ~ have Just finished
reading It, and that's exactly what !
found.
Something New.
"Your snowstOrm made hit.''
n knew 1t would" declared the
proud playwright. 81 .--~
YES: they turned It loose IN The
6yaWtnG too0 M'ane. "-E1e1ange.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
CAME FROM BRADDock.

CAME FROM 8RAOOOCK.
Monday evening, Mrs Olaf Hedblad
Of Braddock, was brought to this city
and will be a patient in one Of the
hospitals for several days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-30
The Weather

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY or
THE SECRETARY OF
AGRICULTURE.
Willis L. Moore, Chief OF United
States Weather Bureau.
Bismarck, North Dakota, January
j, ., 3d. 1912.
All observations taken 4t a. m
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
@fanoinapiife Sprog / Minreapolis
9p1foler.
(Mf Or. s. SC. 2enfer.)

w ~. ~. ~. StlLIcI.J
Gor fort Sis it0en bi1te Msiiltant
superintendent Socfion mig ben
glifoer0igbeo at la0e mig gjennem,
ie Manuffriptet til @tuoieplanen
for Minneapolis' @9iifoler. Denne
Stu6teplan, iom mart bill blipe trpf=
fet og fremlagt for Sffentligbe0en
er en- afgjort 6orbeoring al oen
gamle, iier meo @enipn til 5tu<
Diet at mo6erne Sprog, bnilfet mi
leres / al1e ipo .&urius. @penf>
9mif> Morif, Splf og Branif fan
leres i ollie fire Mur at BET mo6er-
ne @progfurius iamt / uMon1al
Eraining" =@uriulet, &unitfurinlet
og @usbol6ningsfuriuiet, en6pi6ere
/ Sc ii6ite tire Mor af set latinife'
SIRIUS og Sc ii6ite to Mar al &am
6elsfuriniet.
r
S Sc to ii0itc Nar, al Oct mo0er11e
@progfurius oil Ser bliDe tilbu6t
@leDerne to Gprog foru0en @ngelf,
bbilfet pil i9tte Sfan6inaberne |
@tan6 til at lore ct ifanOinapt1f
Sprog. Saale0es bill Stn0iet al
@lebernes Mo0ersmool blibe iupple<
ret / Steoet for at blipe foriemt.
Dete anoet @prog oil for mange
bore ioa let at lgre, at Oct fa1
blioe taget font ct @fstrafurius.,
Set mo6erne Sprogfurius og set
@fan6tnabiif=Spf &nrius bur6e BIZ,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
T. YOUNG
Republicans Kandidat for


Edward T. Young er f@dt paa ell
Farm i Sibley County, Minnesota den
q. October 1858. Efter sin Skole-
gang. har han modtaget Undervisning
we'd Statsuniversitetet, fra hvilket han
blew dimitteret som Jurist i 1882 og
optog Praxis i Appleton. Han blew
to Gange valgt til Appleton Disriktets
Medlem i Representatives, Hus og
to Gange som samme Districts Sena-
tor.
Han var Statens Attorney General
fra 19O5-19C9. i hvilket Tidsrum der
fremkom ct usRdvanligt stort Anta]
af vigtige Sager. som allie bleve be
handlede at ham med Dygtighed oe
med sarligt Hensyn til Ofentlighe'
dens Vel. At disse Sager b0r bl. a
fremheves:
Forsvaret af LOVEN ON AR
VESKAT. hvorved Statens Skat-
hammer blew beriget med Milo
ner af Dollars. Gre ~foregaaende
Love at samme Art a blevne
erklarede u%gyldige.)
Dommen i Sagen mod TOM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS angaaen-
de ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hvorved Staten tjente store Sum-
mer og gjorde ell Ende paa Kom-
pagniernes r1veriske Overgreb.
SAGSANLEGGET imod JERN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for ct
Bel@b af 100000 i Gross Earn
ings Skater. hvilken Sag Staten
vandt.
Endvidere de betydningsfulde
SAGER MOD JERNBANERNE,
| aneaaende Statens Ret til at kOn-
%trollere og regllere Jernbanekom-
pagnierne. Denne Sag har nylig
varet forelagt de Forenede Sta
tiers Hajesteret og anses for at
v@re den vigtigste Process. som er
fort siden Borgerkrigens Dage.
General Young er like i nogen SOL
helst Saerinteresses Tjeneste og hen
vender sig til allie de Borgere af Sta
ten, som Gnsker Zen F~ortsRttelse, a
! den Kurs, han hidtil har fort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Sc fjere @prn

Scr bar EN- @a1rg - :"
Gaaleoes begprroer alle @pentpr.
og 1aale6es fan maa1 MI til Dags
n1e6 San0beo lige: Scr Dor en-
@ang, ga oct at vfleoe" line 8grn
fife polote ret mango Meore So
peobruo = / bDert Sal6 fife timer.
m%eliespis iom i 6isie oplDlte &ioer.
nemf6re BEN.
Mooers &ioler ipe0es ONT til set
|plolte Bigebarn, og / iaa Silfeloe
par 1i6t Opfin0iombe0 10 / bei @roo
npttig. Set ct en- fien0t Gag, at t
en- big Ml6er pofler 8arnet burtige'
re fra lit sri END set llioer set op,
bnorfor Scr. 2 Bigeborn ofte mootte
opertoge &jole1, &ooben eller bpoo
Set MI bar. Ser bleD / btre St
ser laumpn6 life taget @enlpn til,
ON @uoberL ser gift / Mrp fra oen
|bofsne 0otter til Sen ufonfirmereoe,
|bor i1tit al 6en Tacon> Ser pas Ieoe
til Mloeren 49,.
Seq min6es laale0es tD0elig fra
min 8arnoom, at leg fif til pioere
rSIitage" min f%onfirmere0e 5plters
&oabe, Ser bar en- ltram 6igurfoo'
be - og ieg Dor bore II q 12 Mar.
Min fonfirmereoe S6iter par meget
ipinfel, og jeg bar life loa liot at
set, man fal6er ubuttet". Seq
grG6 mine mo6ige Saarer, "a Sfo>
lefom1neroterne gab mig Eilnapnet
rB6lle". &1emt in6e, lom leg Dor
/ Sen ltramme &aabe, minoeoe leg
ogiao umisfien6elig om en- fult itop.
|pet &elie. @aa! Soarerne til Sroos
nraattc jeg itam i1i6e &aaben.
Set if1l6e mon bpbe Nl1tioens
r1ng6om! Nei Siberne bar foran-
|6ret Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

be populRrt imellem De MenneI ter
fra Mor6peiten, bpor 5%fan6inaber
og Gpffere ooeralt tommer | Conn
fpem meb binanben og bette oil op-
.1naes poo be6ite Maa6e be6 at Dis
ie @ationer l9rer binan0ens 5prog
ligelom Sc gigr / europa. 5fan6i-
nabiif=Spif &uriniet oil pere lettere
og mere interchangeable for @funoi>
11aber og Eplfere, ia ielp for mango
Mmerifanere en6 ct lattnif eller
franIf &uri1ts. &pffefglgen ber I
set nor6beltltge Mmerifa bur6e bore
norif, ibenif, tiff og frardf, iiteoet
for tpif, franif, norif og ipenif, loa-
leoes Tom @tuoieplanen frempiier.
Sc ii6ite to Mar bar b9ret 8t6ne til
en- flor @11fceis / Snofbrelien at
1fnn6inapiife @prog / Minneapolis
@6iifoler; ifient Der / Ell at @fo-
Ierne er 10 &lasfer, er bette bog
fun en 8egDn6elie. Sra nGit Maa=
ne6 al oil ollie al 8Dens &eiifoler
un6erbile baa6e / Morf4Danif og
@nenif og Observation-Disclosures bill
bIipe in6rette6e / 0berens1temmelie
me6 Sen M Stubieplan, iaaleoes at
ser / fire Mar / 5te6et for fer fun
/ tire Mor oil blipe nn6erbiit / mo.
6erne Sprog; 6ier6eaarSflasien oa
begpn6e 1918. - 81 bar en6mn life
let en &lan for ct fire Mars &nr1ns
i ifmn6inabiife @prog, bbis | Get bele
taget en- iao6m Man er u6urbeioet.
Sen bebgper imi6Ierti6 life at boz
re ringere emo ben iom ftn6es for
&pf og Sranf, ifi6nt ct itort b.
nebrp6er6e Mrbei6e bill fomme til at
boile poo De entbuiiaitiffe og org
tige 2erere i Gfan6inabiif / bore Of
fentlige @foler fer en- iaa6un @lan
tan blipe reoltieret. S Mellemti0en
mao boa6e Sore16re og @leber uo.
biie Saa1mo6igbe6 og bialpe til
9annelien al itore &lasier, og / laa
Eilfnl6e oil &eiultaterne al 6e f6r-
tie fire Mars Mrbei6e itiffffert ODER
treffe alle Borpertninger. u6en
&e,pipn til bbilfet al Sc fem &urius
/ @eiifolen ser bliper balgt, bar
etbber fa1binabiif eller tpif Glen
til at lpre tit Mo6ersmam
og oerbeb gleoe og pre fine Sorel>
Ore. S set mo6erne 5progfurius
er 6e mo6erne @prog tbungne Sag,
bborimoo Sc / unbre Sur ns CT fri
billige; @leberne mou 6erfor peb
SSn6mel6elie anfere 6eres 9nffe
ONT at lere ct lfan6inabi1f Sprog,
og bette maa be in6er1 @lasierne er
6anne6e / September. @e6 en- lille
@mule ~Mgitatimsarbei6e funne Mn=
toilet / Sc ffanoinopilfe @asie ct
Mibe foroobIet til September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Soroen runbt.

she u9 &mlbe for man ifglge
rusiilfe 8laoe bapt / gugult / &au'
faiien % 5ibirien.
&11lOen bar pGret laa lterf, al
900 6uor ct frosiet libel lom Spl:
&c al Sen pluoielige Semperaturfor-
an0ring. Ogioa / Srfutif er ser
falot Ell Mengoc Sne, iom bar poe
lagt &ornet og @rp1fooeret.
Mfcsitnas @ienrejsmtn9. @teoenS
oct tripolitanife Selttog bar lagt
fuloltenbig 8ellag pau Sen offentli>
&c Snteresle /. Stalien, er set ltore
6rebsperf, Mesiinas @ienreisning
efter SEN ltore So Observation-Disclosures,
gaaet frem meO lterfe @friot. Ser
er allere0e MI bpgget ODER balpan=
Sen Million &pa6ratmeter. og OPP
fert $1,000 8orafbpgninger. 8D>
ems 8efoltning, iom efter &atoltro:
fen pnr. gaaet neo til 10000 Men:
.nelter = for Ell ltor Sci fpreot oper
bele Stalien = er iamtibig iteget til
$4,000, og oaglig fomn1er ser npe
&olonilter til. Sen italienl fe StatS
l1ogifter til @jenreisningen al oen
boorot berje0e 8p l16gjpr forelebig
benbeo 70 MiIlioner &roner.
@erocusbapets Cubic. Sra Gbe=
fen for set tplfe Opmoalingsifif
nHlanet" er Ger fornplig inolgbet
Telegram, bpori Ser meo6eles, at Ser
= 40 5pmile Dit for Sen norolige
Gel al vMin0anao" Wilippinerne)
er flr10et Ell 9pbOe al $3.50 Me:
ter. @amti0ig er Ser optoget ct
8unoprppe, ligeiom Temperatures
CT mQalt paa oenne 9pb6e.
0et ifol blipe intereslant at bgrt
nermere ON 0isle 6orbolo lamt on
Sen npjogtige &reb6e og 2eng6e
@ibtil er Sen lterite @apopboe maol:
5pb for Gen r@uom" / Marianer
ne (5tillebopet) al Set amerifanif'
@fib v9tero" / 1899. 9isie ubnr
Dpboer 1igger / 6e iaofalbte Orb
hobsgrobe.
Maar CIT 2befarl after faar Een
&c. Sen for lime uallige Magertarle
pg 5pilleaff9rer befien0te Ma
Ggon al Eburn % Saris ct atte
fommeu paa Den grpnne @ren
Sans ugifte 5glter, Nrinlesle Wto
tbilbe, Ser nplig ct afgaoet peo So
Sen, bar nemlig teltamenteret bar
og 8rooeren @ictor bele i'm ltor
6orml1e, og 9ro0ereu bar n@ret ia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Ser bprer Guritarb til at u1p6re
Jig, 10 enfol6igere ct Menneife er,
De ito mtn6re unorer bon Zig.
9. 6. Monru6.
@amle Mfabs &erien fonlulterer
en- bergmt 8rofesior / @ope6ltaoen
for en- @enlioelie.
BrofeSioren: uSSeg ipnes NOT, at
Sc f1nbe babe baifet 9eres Gpo=
6er."
Ma6s &erien: ga, Set iag6e
NOT Goftoren biemme / Berefpbing,
men leg ipntes 6og NOT, at leg pil6e
%raoofere mig meo Brofesioren
fgri IT,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Gov. AdoIph q. Eberhart
er Kandidat paa sin Rekord gjennem en- tire Aars dygtig Ad.
minstration, og er Favor at en- praktisk progressiv Polik
Landets Styrelse.
%elitueroig at gioe Mffolo paa tin

ell6Deroig at gtpe Mffolo paa i'm
&ort al Mrpen. Hrtniens &re6itoz
rer, ser allere0e bap6e opgipet al
faa 6eres 8enge .igien, bar 1trafs
bcnpttet 2ejligbe0en til at fal6e ODER
bam, men ban gnifer life at betale
Sc ifpl6ige 8el6b ful6t no og truer
meb Mnmeloelie til @olitiet og Mo.
gerprocesier, iaafremt &reoitorerne
life la6er Jig neie meo 6e GUNNER,
ban ttlbp6er 6em. =
@us &ejieren. gn 111lg, imuf og
foritonoig Dame fra &jgbman6s.
1itan6en / Spiflmo bar blepet gift
me6 en- bgjtltaaenoe officer, JONI
!panfeoe meget be6 @offet. Sans
unge 5rue bleo nat11rligpi5 ogiaa
|in6bu6t, men bette pn6e6e fife @of=
fets Gamer, % Sc bellutte6e at laoe
ben6e fple, at bum fife bar boffGbig.
SEQ cit Set iomleoes noglc at
BENT Jig ON be1r0e og en- lpl1rgte b6i=
lp6t:
v@boo bar set, Oeres Baoer
bonoleoe me6?"
~Min Sober bon6leoe mes gis=
6om og 6oritamo," LOO Set roltge
|Sbnr.
&ejieren, ium ito6 / Mnrbeoel1,
bap6e bert oct bele. San traaote
frem> buffeoe for sen n11ge 6rue og
|iag6e, iaa allie Sc pigttge Gamer
bgrte set:
~0g bans 9atter forietter 6or.
retningen!"
2ibets @aabc lbit? "Dailp Mail"
meo6eler Oen 17be Mngult: Mab.
ningen al 8ritiib Msiociations Mg:
|6e imeoelees oenne. Gong meo me1
en6 olminbelig S;11teresie. Set for:
lp6er nen1lig, at &reiioenten, Ser
befienote Nrofesior Scbafer, / liz
'Mabningstale oil fremlegge fine npe:
lte Sbeorier ON 9ipets Sprin0elie
@e6 en- Op6ugelie, ban bor gjor
ganife nplig, mener Scbafer at bo
be go0tgjort, at 2ip fan fremitille!
femiif' al lip1pie Stoffe. "
8ritiib Isiociation er Geroen'
lt9r1te bi6enifabelige Sammenill1t
ming og omfotter @t6enifabsmeni
fra bele set BRITTLE @er0ensrige
MarSm96et bolbes / 9l1nbee pg ia
ger iin 8%egpnoelie BEN Ste @eptem
Der. Get pil faa itor Eiill1tning
Jog man bill fl1r1ne pente Jig Ell me
get linig 0isfa,siion ont &rofesio
| ,@cbdfers &oaitonOe.
Set er fife fer1te Gang, Hrofes
I ior 5cbdfer benle6er Spmnrflon1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

DrR11Oer.
@m Merfperbtgbeb. Gaoeren
Gtaar peo glefantburet / ben 5oolo-
gtife @ape) og flyer til lin lille
Dreng:
vNaa, &arl, bborfor giDer Oh fife
@lefanten 8rpo? Ct ou bange for
Grengen: uNei Sar, men leg
pe6 fife, bbor ieg ffal gibe Sen bet
= Sen bor 10 Sale / begge @noer."
Sante &iffe fommer / 8eiGg:
~@o06ag, lille Sons, bboroan bar
s 6et?"
2ille &ans: u8i bnr Set ollie
iammen go0t m0tagen Sober. Sans
9jne er 6oarlige."
Sonte &iffe: r@pa6 Teller De
6o?"
2ille Sans: ~9et pe0 jeg life,
men jeg Dgrte / Morges, at ban lag=
Sc til Mo6er, at ban life fun0e taale
at ic Sig for fine zine"
@ppr &jnrligbeoen llaar &oo, Sci
[aOer @l,o en- &oie pofle rem.
Nl Tprlaaelie fommer farlt gien
&jerligbeobe0en.
Mf, bpor ofte tilgiper ri blot
for6i ri bar CLIENT, / 5teoet for a
glemme, foroi ri bar tilgipet.
Yrciten bol0t / Sag en- be
@troffepreoifen ON &%pinoernes 81
ielbe6 og Bpnteipge."
vSn, % iaa ioo bans egen &on
ser / &irfen og froeoe Jig meo e
Sat til minbit IS ST."
.Da bar set maalfe Sen, ser DC
Mariaqen til bans 8rnoifen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
SEQ ct Mpoe al mporc

l1otalte en- befienM Sr6ets 6orfDn=
ser / Seem Dorf til fine Silb6rere:
r2eg ngie Mprfe til ebers 9gtres
fpli1fe u6bifling. Mg6re bur6e lie
til, at Matl1ren UNDERWRITERS, ON MOO
penoigt, for at u0f6re fin Meisiion,
og bolbe Dgtrene bel unberrettet /
Sc Sing, Ser benbdrer til @nno>
.De6en."
l1regelmesltgbeo og @merter Ell
iifre Spmptomer paa Disle organiife
Sell, og W60re fan l9tte beres 2i6
til 9pbio 6. 8infbam's @egetable
COMPOUND, lpm ct set le6en6e Mi6,
SCI for fpinoeliae 5p1oomme til at
gjenoprette en- Juno OF norma Suz
lton6 / 5Dltcmet.
&pffcrnc faar Ell feel 1rD Slang,
11oar Sc ringer oper en- al pore fiere.
9utber.
Tattig Some: uNa, Jrue, fan 9e
life bjnlpe mig li0t, jeg bar bper:
fen Gbemile eller Sfert at tage
paa."
Sin Game: uSSamela, fiere, Sci
ct 10 netop bpieite Mooe."