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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
King ignorance. .

Senator owen, of Oklahoma, says
that King Herod, who killed all the
babies of Bethlehem, was quite
harmless compared with King Ig-
norance. Nobody will deny the
truth of the charge, but, the Charles
ton News and Courier asks, what is
the senator going to do about it?
1t is not such a difficult problem
to bring the schools to all children
and all children to the schools-in
other words, to teach the Young to
read and write. The trouble is that
the senator and many others are
somewhat befuddfed. They have an
idea that ignorance ceases when the
child gets through the readers. Not
bit OF 1T. The ignorance that is
milestone on the back of the ma
tion is the ignorance of the partially
educated who know SO little that
they think they know it all.
Ignorance is very expensive in
the United States, to be sure. 1t
does a lot of harm, kills many peo-
pie, destroys the happiness of others,
brings about business depression,
stiles endeavor. ruins hopes and
sends many men of genius to to
their graves; but it is not the ignor.
ance of the unfortunates who can
not read and write. They in1ure
only themselves. and then but neg,
atiyely. Tho ignorant know-it-allf
are mischief makers. They stand ii
"a class by themselves. They feed
on assininity. 1T is their stock il
trade. They often occupy high
places. Their mouthings fill the
public prints. NJ
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

The Telegram is a bit worried
with the tear that old man Ehret
out at Salem may attempt to COM
NIT suicide while in agony over
his state Of unpreparedness. He
may get 1t into his noggin that he is
not even properly prepared to live
a life of righteousness. Still. he
has that thousand years in which to
ponder over the. question.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
An industry lis Threatened.

Clarksburg would very much re-
greet to see the tin plate mills here
shut down. They constitute the city's
greatest individual industry with
1000 or more persons employed at
good wages. The policy here has
been to encourage and cooperate in
respect to them. Any curtailment
of production or hardship is deeply
deplored by the commercial citizen
ship generally.
Alarm is felt over the prospect
of the mills closing as a result OF
recent action by the Democratic
membership of the House of Repre-
sentative as explained in news
article in this issue of the Telegram,
Still, there is hope that the United
States Senate or the president of the
United States may come to the res
cue.
The industry here and throughout
this congressional district is serious
ly threatened by the metal schedule
as adopted by the Democratic mem
bership of the House. So far as
Clarksburg is concerned, the market
of the mills here will be practically
destroyed, If the bill becomes law,
as most of the output is utilized on
the Pacific coast for canning pur-
poses. That would not only throw
1000 persons employed at the mills
here out of work but also other per-
sons engaged in making boxes in
which to ship the tin and still many
others employed in the lines of work
identified with the mills would
sharply feel the situation of idle
ness. The. effect throughout the
congressional district, in which sew
eral thousands of tin plate workers
are employed, would be similar, and
it can readily be seen that the bill
making such radical cuts in the tar
if on tin plate would bring disaster
in this district of such a wide scope
as to materially iniure business gen
orally. t...
AS stated there is already an over
producttun-in==tllia country and to
keep the mills running an export
trade isa necessary the latter trade
acting as breeder, or filler for the
mills. 1t is impossible to get as
much money. in the export as the
domestic market and a reduction Of
wages is made on the export manu-
facture, separate accounts being
kept for this work. Thus the worker
bears the reduction. If the present
bill passes letting foreign tin in so
freely there will have to be similar
reductions IN domestic manufac-
ture and the laborers will have to
bear this. In other instances as
the one cited in reference to the
Clarksburg mills, the market will be
destroyed altogether and the mills
will have to shut down. Thus, the
laborers will suffer again.
So far as this district is con-
cerned there should have been an
honest effort on the part of the
congressman from the district to
persuade his fellow Democratic
members that such a policy would
be ruinous to thousands of his con-
stituents. While the Democrats in
Congress will be blamed in general
by the thousands affected, yet they
in this district especially will hold
Congressman Davis accountable for
his failure to protect their interests,
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
STATE
Continued from page one.)


eral districts, circuits. and counties,
at least ninety days before June 4th,
A. D. 1912. and after notice of such
meetings shall have been published
for at least ten days prior to the
date of holding the same, and make
provisions for nominating officers
and electins members of said COM
at the primary election now
called by the Republican State Cen
trail Cimmittee.
V. u. HIGHLAND. Chairman.
CTarksburg, W. Va.
W. r.. NlEsERVlE. Secretary,
lClarksburg, w. Va.
February IA. 1912.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
FRozEN BonY RouNn.

PARKERsBURG, Feb, 14-The
body OF William Marsh. who had
been missing from his home for the
last. ten days was found on the
Hunter farm back of Willlamstown
by Martin Rose. Marsh is supposed
to have fallen where he was found
and frozen to death,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

Let it be hoped that the new fire
limit ordinance shall not be lost
again after it is finally passed and
that no more flimsy shacks shall be
erected in the central part of the
city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
DEMOCRATIC y !.
{ Continued from 9Hge one.)

names attached theretoaso<as to get
same before the finance committee
of the Senate and the president him
self as we'll as all the senators and
congressman from the districts in
which are located tin plate indus
tries"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

1t is Understood that the clarks-
burg branch Of the LaFollette
Chrome Hangers Association has
suspended.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
An Evening Echo.

Properly speaking, everything de-
Ponds upon mans intentions.
Where these exists, thoughts will
likewise appear; and as the inten-
tions are, SO are the thoughts
GOETHE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

rington. Mass. which lay eggs with
dimes in them. "A Pittsburg news
paper facetiously observes that the
biddies are probably trying to give
the customers a rebate on the war
prices, but the original language
was doubtless intended to be highly
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15
SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS..

A successful series of protractcd
meetings, lasting three weeks. wa
closed Tuesday night at Quiet Dell by
the Rev. j. w. Dawson who conduct
ed them. There were thirty-two con-
versions during the meetings.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

Democrats in this section who
take any stock in the assertion that
protective tariff brings low wages
evidently do not appreciate what is
paid to tin plate and other indus
trial employees in this neighbor-
hood.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

If few more. splendid Repuoli-
can harmony banquets are held in
West Virginia the people of the state
will begin to lose all interest in the
fall elections. 1t would soon be a
foregone conclusion that the cleo
tions will go all one way.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

The Oldest newspaper in the state
of Wisconsin. the GAINESVILLE Ca,
zette, has declared in favor of Pres
ident Taft. The LaFollette boom
has collapsed even at home.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

A theatrical troupe was suowbound
with a train for thirty-six hours on
the New York Central lines ten
miles east of oswego. Being used
to experiences of the kind, the
actors probably did not mind 1t
very much,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

President .Hlbben, of Princeton
university, says that the average
college graduate is worth about SIS
week when he leaves college.
Some of them are not worth that
much, but the college Is not al
together to blame.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

All the delegates thus far elected
for the Republican national coaven-
ton are for President Tafts re-
nomination. There are eighteen of
them. The number is small but
the start is good.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

The factory-site movement on the
part of the board OF trade is COM
mendable. Its success means
greater opportunity for working
men.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

One West Virginia Democratic
congressman is making quite a rec
ord Of eulogizing deceased sRepubli-
can statesmen. influence should
be brought to bear upon him to
bring his sentiments in that respect
a little more up to date.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

One newspaper declares BILLY
Sunday cleared 900 for six
weeks work at Canton, O.; another
says he made $4,000 and sttil an
other says he added $4,000 to his
pocketbook. The agttators will no
doubt be advocating publicity of
evangeiistic contributions next.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

Recent street scenes while arrests
were being made impressed the alb
solute necessity of having and main
timing patrol wagon and it is
hoped the city council will not for
get the subject when it makes up
its next annual budget
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

The ground hog SECTION of winter
has been cut down twelve days any
way. ~ ',9.e 81, ar
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

Newspapers chronicle a report
that there are hens at Great Bar
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-15

J, W. Picket, Of Wheeling. is city
visitor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23


famine 9iirffning boo Ben tpfffte Brait
Tom en. rreot @Iuo paa en- gpr. 8aa
8agiioen. at fit eget 8reD mootog
gf110enter ifglge sTlensbora MDis"
nfranferet % ifrepet paa tpif fdlgen-
Be 5bar Oberigtclie):
Mis, Den IL. Sanuar.
5fripelie tilbage til ST. Gbr. S1tbl
Seterien / aiebenbapn. 3altor Sl1blS
M6resie er &iel, M~oolfsgaoe 50 l.
Mon Sc life De0, at 2anoet 5po for
aongeaaen be0oer Mor6i1esoig og
lite S6n6eripllanb?' Baa lige barn
agttge Demonftrotioner burbe man /
@runoen ilet life ibare.
De fan tenfe ODER Sogen, bba6
bill. Men Sc bar at bogte Sem
for Wringer, ser hunbe peffffe Mnitg6.
9grbs6igit
Haitor sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
5onoerjvllano.
bsVyyVvy a vVyVs ha sVgyE AVAaYa sVyye(

Sperpr ibent 9 il
[ 0 m far inofolbt &ropinslonboa=
gen for Sertugopmmerne til Sen II.
Quarts / Mar. @omlingeu timber
iom lGopanlig Ste0 / &iel.
Moos 6 9 + nj $ s a.
nj / e. Mao3 @gbollms @uitrn
bar, lom me6oelt, melN Jig til Sat-
enet / 8rpns meo iine to 8ern.
CT Derefter bepilget 6amilien J.
en- = Marf ont 0agen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

g 3 o t g=5 g e + e t.
Mn0clsl lagteriet / 8iborg CT 6er
tegnet 19,045 @bin. Slagteriet er
Ierefter iifret. Sra &iborg 8praao
fan ser penes ct Til1fuo al 10000
&roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

Forkjslelse helbredet paa On Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab
cts: Apothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene, hvi
de fejler at helbrede. E. W. GROVES On
derskrift er paa hver Eske, csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

res oeraf. Mon 'benter at 8anfen
til Groos for ben ifior u6pi0e6e Sea-
pital n1eo ~ Sriaftie oil funne gipe
ct l16bDtte al Z psf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

81 r BUS 8ps g 5 g e /
for 1928 balancerer meo
7,519,870 &r. S @fat ffal Der u6<
]fripes 159,7S0 &r. mere ems for
rige Mor, ga Sfatteprocenten bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

Ser 1n0tr1t l54 Sernba1te.
nlDffer / Minnejota / Moret 1911,
efter boab ser iioite uge blep rap
porteret al 9. S. SurgenIen, Hre-
it6ent for u@tbil engineers 5octetp
Of ct. SAUL" og S%n9enier for Min=
neiotas Sernbane= og 8arebus>9o<
mission, paa uMinneiota Surpepors'
an6 engineers Societp"s ipttenoe
Marsmg0e / Dulutb lioite uge. s(f
oisle l1lDffer fun6e 81 beret for
bin6reoe, og 70 funbe neppe peret
unbgaoeoe. Salt TOM 271 8erloner
tilifaoe / l1lpfferne, og 81 bleb
orebt. % al Sc 81 6sbe / ulDffer,
iom fl1noe b9ret forbin6ret. @fin-
nebr,1o uogier fun en- ringe 8rocent
al Marlagerne til Sernbaneulpffer.
Set er life Sen almin6elige Me=
ming; men set er bog Eilfgloet.
Sfinnebr1eo foraariageoe 9 nlpffer
/ Minneioto / 1911 90 me0ferte
5fo6e for 81 Berioner. @ammen-
ltpo, bporaf ser bar 38, foraaria'
ge6e 8elfaoigelie for 173 og 500
for 16. 4 bebe og AZ Tom tilifaoe
1om Gplge al, at Mpparaterne log
fell. l16gli6ninger poo 8oneltnier-
ne foroariageoe 8elfooigelie for Is
og Dg6en for 5. 200 Herioner fom
| til fooe / l1IDffer, iom fun6e peret
forbinore6e, og % bleb 6rGbt. II
fom ti1fa6e / l1lpffer, lom life fun
Sc bore forbinoreoe, % 4 blet
, orpbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

. I | I c b 0 7 9 . a.. Dur
/ forIfielIige 8la6e b9ret @ienitano
for itprfe Mngreb / %Nnleoning al
@anfens @tilling til 6dbrifant SRI
bergs &onfurs. 8anfraaoet bolot
forleoen W5goe og u6taIte fer lin
fuloe Sillio til Direftionen. Get
Sab, iom 8onfen lioer beo SOL
liten, ca. 100000 Ser, oil fulotu6
funne 69ffes at 8anfens Delfreoe-
refon6, iaale6es at boerfen 8eierbe~
fon6t, ser er paa 100000 &r., eller
MftiefapitoIen, 100000 ar., BERG
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
SDllaub.

@oteI vNopaI" / MorbnS
Hal uopioes. @otcllet faar ialt 10
8erelier ON Ombpgningen oil fo1te
en- 100000 ST..
g y t 80 e i e r /. De foreneoe
Reierier / MarbuS bar peotaget at
opfgre ct itort tiosmasiist Meieri
/ @inner,,p. Meieriet lfal bore
ferbtgt til Sen lite Mobember 1912.
q + b,u 3 8Ds 8 5 g e t
for 1923 balancerer meo
7,519,870 &r. S @fat ifal Der u6<
Tripes 1878 ST. mere ems for=
rige Mor> ga Sfatteprocenten bar
II.
IT, urance b / g. Gle
rem af Den for nogen Sis iioen
neobrenote @oorb r9rogsgoar6"
peo oIftebro, CIR. 6ugl, er an
bolot efter at bope tilltaaet Jig ifDl-
sig / Msiuronreipig meo @enipn til
sen inoople6e Se6.
Gru 8ettD Semi IS
bor npIig beret '@ieit paa &ifob
9siitpIe. 5aopeI 2brbag iom 5gn~
bog Ieite bum op for en- flor Gor-
iamIing - Sbn6og por ser / Sri
1fo1ens @pmnaititioI iomlet benimoo
800 Mennefer. Ser bar ielpfsl=
eelig flor 8egejitrine,
@fstra 0 & e tcr en-
g + 8. ct Eog ira @gtpeo meo=
fsrte forleoen blonot onoet Ell 9el
@riie til 5lagteriet / aoloing. 8eo
Mnfomlten 6ertil opoogebes set, at
en- at @riiene bab6e taget 1ogangs=
billet, og ser maatte 1aa u6ienoes
ct @fstrotog for at fonge 6lpgtnin=
gen, bbilfet 90 ogiaa efter en- fort
Soet lpffebes.
en- 5ogne ogeol9g Ct.
&ommerraao 5. Scbrlt5 / Dolbp
peb 9olbin9 bar beoet Jig fritoget
ior @perpet JON Sognefogeo, og
bette er oerfor bIenet opero:oget
bons SIN, Mnfer Scb1,lt5 pua Mo~
riesmin6e. S ODER 80 Mar bar
@1egten @cbult5 bapt Stillingen
iom @ognefogeo. &ammerraooen
bar 6abt @bcrbet / 35 Mor, og fbr
bonn bopbe hans Sober Set / A6
Star.
6rif MEL s 5 0 nj
operen g re +. S Mn=
leoning at Ell @efte 8eitploninger
MOB Sognepreit giggo Gage Sen=
len / anebel poo Mfols me6 Mnfer
oper bans 9epneo og Ganoel, naDn'
Zig operfor ungc 8iger, iom opbolot
lig / bans iem for at lpre @ushnSh=
ming, bIep ser for nogen Tib liorn
neo1ot en- DomltoI. Dommen falet
forle6en og lg6 poa, at 8oltor Senz
len er frifunos1 for oe mus ham
retteoe 8eifpl6nir?er. Fa1tor Scn=
len bill berefter blipe gieninb!ot / lit
Embe6e.
9 nj e t a + G 6 I l.
Ierne. 6orleoen Mften peo
Mprfets Jrembr11o TOM to Gamer
g%aoen6e / ltblig Gamtole gjennen1
9itergobe / &an6ers. ga plu6ielia
Sen ltprfe 81rit benirfeoe, at ser
enc Games &rgller alle lom En-
forlo6 oeres O%pbolosite6 og / ifff
ringe Mntol ipre6tes runot paa Ga:
sen. Sen ubelbige Game bleb, I'll
at begDnoe mes, meget forgjamife'
og ifpn6te Jig ioo bort l1oen at gig
re Torigg paa at inbfange De flpg,
ten6e &rgller, iom nogle 9reng'
on1tilleoe en- bills Sagt poa.
g iIfeborg g an t ba1
/ forifiellige 8la6e pgret @jerltoni
for ltprfe @ngreb / @%nleoning a
9onfens 5tilling til 6dbrifant Sri
bergs &onfurs. 8anfraabet bolo
forleoen Mpbe og u6toIte fer lit
fuloe Gillio til Direftipnen. Sc
Sab, iom 8onfen Iioer beo Sal
liten, ca. 100000 &r., oil fulotui
funne beetles al 8onfens Delfreoe
refonb, iaale6es at bberfen @eierbe
to>,a% ,So~ -. 49, 07O mn o. ,fro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

neobranootte, bporefter SsIoen ftanoie-
beg al en- Bra11omur. 5t6riteoeler
al Ben itore 8eiatning reooeoes, men
ser in0ebrpnote 900 areatrer.
Slben menes op1tont fra Ell pGltet
.gtalolpgte:
6orle6en ne6brenote MplsbDg-
.ningerne til &efsbGf IcglpGrf DeO
&ooiuno. gn 0el Sl1obo oa Mpls=
rcOifaber brpnOte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

[ 0 N fat inofalot Nropinslanooc
gen for &ertug0pntmerne til ben Il
Quarts / Star. Gamlingel, fin6e
lom ipopanIig 6teo / &iel.
Moos G.g.bol nj s s a
nj I e. Mao5 ggbolms @ultn
hor, JONI meooelt, n1elbt fig til Sat
tigpni enet / 8rpns mes iinc to 8grn
Ser er oerefter bepilget 6amilien ]
- en- = Marf ont 0agen.
Sngen 9pr fner
81 a +? Sra fompetent She paa.
at ser pou @rnn6 al Munb=
@oplpgen life pil blipe afbolo1
&reos6prifl1er / aar. Mlle ire Ser
bil ifplge tpife 8laOe Bill.
be ramte al benne 6orbolosregel.
Nor0ilesnigf &re6it t.
t orening afbol0t lin o1r1en or
6entlige @eneralforiamling oen 9.
8ebruar paa u6olfebjem" / Iobel,,
raa. 9ireftionen og Gillpnsraa0et
forellog cit Dipioen6e paa 4 psf. til
Mn0elsbaberne. Desuoen benlggges
$4,000 Morf til &elerbefonoet.
Gen G - c % . T.
t e 6 + nj c / Mabenrao
bleb s. 3. Tebruar in0iot / Mrreiten
Mobenroa, bpor ba1 lfal ofione Ell
Gg6e pao $50 Warf meo IA Cages
Oct bar Morten Tbomien,
iom 6en p%rpislilfe Staggering peb ST.
1etio tilbe6 Sernbanebillet It'll npr=
lnelte @rnnieltation" for Set Silfel-
Sc, at ban bar trGngenoe.
g Gr ten piI Sc iffe
t LACE. @optrup lte0lige Mfoelin9
Sen tpife Screening bopbe tenft
paa at fejre &ejier 8ilbclms Tpo=
1cls6ag / SEN 0erberen0e Rro, men
oct blep / ii6ite 9ieblif fp%ran0ret, %
bette ifpl6tes> efter bba0- Ser fortGl,
les, at @eren lite biloe benge bet
tpife 6Iag. 6eiten blep ioa / Steoet
ior afbolot poo Mo1trl1p Gmoahone=
80 Ii II s. % &lopp E
Ell opbaget bos @oaroejer 8on6e /
8ram6rup, bpofor Ser er oprettet
ct Mfiperrings0iitrift, ,omfatten6e
8rombrup, iamt ct Eilipnsoiltrift,
Ser omfatter 8ram0rup @om11ne, for
iaa blot Sen life bgrer til Mflper=
rings6iitrtftet, iamt Woltrltp %
Simmeriteo &omuner, bes11oen Bier
ming, 2a6egaar6 I % @an1mcl So
Eersleb @pmuner, for iao pibt Sc lig=
ger 8elt for @a6erslep-&ri1tians=
felt og Mor6 for @oiens-
Gbouslee.
90 q I. Torbenppren0e
Mpller / Eumbel, Setter Senien Mpl.
ler, mi boen0c 2%antrupsbei / Ulens:
Gorg, fplote 5. 2. Tebruar 80 Mar
Mgller far pnret meo / bele 5reaars.
frigen pg far 6eltaget / Glagene pei
SOD % Slespig. &eo Dpbbgl bol
Fan meo / ire Ernfningcr, ligeion
ban 6eltog / flere 6egtninger / Mbr.
reiDlla11o. @amle Mgller bar aIti(
raret trio mos lit 2ano, og en6nu for
leoe1 Sen IL. Sanuar mg0te ban be<
@algurnen for at ofgibe fin banife
Gtemmel eo6el.
s enoo 5 a g. Mnoers
Sbpelen fra Stenoer1pgoaro, Soft
lun6, bar iol9t lin @oor0 til 2a11o
man6 &eter Eeterien poa Eugbgi fol-
40,800 Mf. 9eietningen meofplger
- @aaroejer 8ertel @olm / @ier
itr11p bar iolet lin @aar0, iom far ct
Stdrrelie al 81 E6r. 2ano og ct Sect
tou6bDtte pao 800 Morf, til @oaro
eier @is Nisien / 8rorsbpl, for So,
900 Morf. 8eiptningen meofplger
9an6elen.
~&plllmgaarb", en- al Sc 1ter
ite @ienbomme / 8reoe 5ogn, e
iolgt til Gien6omsbon6ler &ocb fr'
Sfsenbao SEN famine, ser bar Mel
lemman0 be0 &igbet al @%ape0goar6)
41bbel nmmen ifal bore benimo:
$4,000 Warf. 9en biotilpnren6
@ier, 8oriten Gbomien, er oonifiin
set.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

! res oerai T. Mon 'penter at 8anfer
til Groos for ben ifior nopioebe Sea-
pital mes ~ Sriaftie oil funne gipe
ct l16bptte al Z psf.
g + T. g=5 e + e t.
Sill acknowledgement / @iborg er oer
tegnet 19,O45 @bin. Slagteriet er
Ierefter iifret. Sra Siborg 8praao
fan ser penes ct Sill ifuo al 10000
&roner.
IS. iferIeiet 2pften
beo Sammerbugtetn bar / gamle
Gage peret en- meget flor 8D og
bigtia u6fgrielsbapn. On Sppenoe<
sci at bele Danmarfs &orn- og
5%tu6eban6eI git 6eroper, og 8Den
baboe mango rige &iebmen6. Sen
&io er lengit forbi, og fun nogle
itore Bafbuie min6er ON 6en. @u
blomltrer 2gffen iom 8a6elteo, fra
neite Star faar Ben Sernbane, og.
forle6en bar man peotaget at OPP
rette ct Mnoels<@ leftricitetspprf meb
8onfbireftgr CIR. @eItergoaro JONI
6orn1ano.
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G1tersfortmgterne 2unn og &nafferz
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imoo 5forrepig og erbperpet 6or=
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poo ca. 90 96r. 2ono. Sc bill mi
begpnbe cit flor @fsport til lblanoct
og- eoeltuelt lggge en- Sabrif poa
&labien. Mo=2eret er 9ens @tolt=
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1000 Braoer @eliius bier Set CT
Stprfe, Ser CT 10 @onge Ell, olmilloe=
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G.. A. Baker, Carney, Michigan, skri-
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lelse ct helt Aar. vi sggte tire Lager,
ingen af dem hja1p hende. Hun blew
saa svag, at hun like kunde staa. vi
brugte Warmers White Wine of Tar.
bet h%elbredede hende.
Sd tor s +. 9 ruu1
2ebri II g bar / Sc iioite Gage /
SSan1ar peret oppe ct Bar elmer
og befonot Jig belt goot oerpe6. San
fan MI tale fist, pg bans @elbre0s=
tilltanb ct / oct belle gaaet frem ON
emo fun imoot, / Sc ieneite Gage.
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II e 0 g 5 e II. @n 5lagter ! en-
peitipbif &ieb1to6, lom far en- mrgct
flor 8erneflof, en- Sci ODER en- Cues,
fom en- 9ag no paa 2anoet for at
bo1ole ON ct 2om mes en- 5ogue=
|foge6, iom oglao bar mango 8e;l..
Slagteren iDntes imiolertio, at 5og=
nefogoen forlangte for meget !or
I2ammet, og for at giere BAN b!eo
ON @iGrtet loo fan en- 8emGrt1lnq
faloe ON Sc mango 8prn, ban hob
De.
set er set famine" iogoe 5og-
nefogben bar gu flere ems jeg, if1l
gu foa 2ammet."
Slagteren, Ser er Ell 9l6re WanO,
begpnote at tplle; Fan TOM let ODER
Sc 10, men ga bon n9rme0e Jig til
SEN idrlte Snes rcgpn6te @oJie=
|:pgben at flp iiJ i Naffen pg j.:
betnnfelig 10. Men 5lagtcren
taIte Dioere = 20, - %. So
bopbe 5%oenefogoen iaoet nof. San
f6lte> at ban ltoo ODER for lin Sper=
man6, tog 2ammet og faiteoe Set
op / Slagterens &ogn, i0et bon
feieoe til:
vDu ifol olligepel fla Set; iea
bar tim en- pber en- Snes."
6 cnho $ a | 9. Bruno-
fer MgllegaarO er at Eroprietrr
&lit iolet til @ienbomsbanoler Door:
tenlen, &ipbenbaDn, for $1,000 ST.
&ellinggoaro pr @abn0al ct
iolgt til Eroprieter SGffer Hetericn
Malsrobe, for $4,000 &r. 8elrt:
ming og Maifiner mc6fplger.
= Eroprietgrgaaroen ~Nile1l'
bolm / 9eDfer paa 8ornbolm, Nreol
1853 SIS. 96., is So. &artforn, er Al
:lG. &gmer iolgt til Torbalter Gbor:
fen fra Geiersgaorb, for 122,25O &r