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Newark post., 1912-05-08
A SPLENDID OFFER
PICTURES THAT SHOULD BE IN EVERY
HOME

Every American home is full Of
memories Of the great Civil War
that happened fifty years ago.
The famous Brady War Pic
lures. lost for many years, worth
king s ransom, are now being plac-
ed within the reach Of every read
er Of the paper.
They are yours practically for
the asking. When the Philadei-
phia North American heard Of the
magnificent undertaking, it at
once determined to secure the
prize for it's readers, regardless of
expense.
Our plan is to issue each week,
commencing Sunday, May Il, 1912,
complete section, containing
from 40 to $50 photographs, rep,
resenting important scenes, such
as Bull Run, Shiloh. Corinth, Fred.
erickshurg, Appomattox.
These sections are printed or
heavy white coated paper, and vii
continue for sixteen weeks. and
can be obtained by securing {
coupon issued with the Sunday
North American and 10 cents: /:
cents by mail.
Each section will be complete il
itself. You can obtain one or all
just as you desire.
In addition to the Brady photo
graphs. each section will contain
one beautiful colored plate; tha
for Section No. | will be the Battl
Of Bull Run.
Don't fail to notify your news
dealer to save you copy Of tn
Sunday North American. Their
will be an extra demand for thi
and succeeding issues. and if yo,
desire to secure this Pictorial His
tory Of the Civil War you vii
have to get busy at once.
Newark post., 1912-05-08
LOCAL NEWS

Mr. George Lovett. Delaware
College, class Of 1906. has been ap-
pointed principal Of the public
school. Redbank. y. J.
\ box social. for the benefit OF
the Newark Field Club. was held
at the home Of Armour WhirioW
last Friday evening. &l4.20 was
Newark post., 1912-05-08
PERSONALS

NHltICii dt tiiS NloCCSdl CoIlNentlOn.
The Misses Springer have re-
turned from few days visit in
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Cantwell Clark of the class of
1910. Delaware College and for
some time acting postmaster of
Newark. has been sent by the Du-
Pont Company from it's plant at
Gibbstown, n. j., to it's powder
works at Youngstown. Ohio.
as engineer of some new construc,
tion.
Miss Dorothy Porter was the
guest last week of Mrs. Frederick
+. Clark. at Washington. ID. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Young
spent Sunday with S. Y. Young
and family, Oxford.
Mrs. /. G. Mclaughlin and Mr..
Clyde Mclaughlin Of Oxford. visit
ed Newark friends last Sunday.
Mr.. G. Fader and Miss Lydia
Fadcr were the guests of relatives
in Pocomoke City. the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Wilson and
Iaughter, Elizabeth. were the week
cnd guests Of Newark relatives.
Mrs. James Morris is visiting
friends in Wilmington and New
port.
Miss Leah Poole attended the
funeral Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Dawson. Of CoateSville. last Satur-
day.
Miss Patton Cochran. of Mid
dlctown. is visiting Mrs. j. B. Mil
l,r
Mrs. X. S. Landreth. of Phla-
IrlDhia, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Rebecca Wilson.
Miss Nora Thomas. of Bel Camp.
Md. is visiting her brother, C. r.
Thomas and family.
Mrs. James Crossin. of Hockes-
sin. spent Sunday with her sister
in-law. Mrs. David Potts.
Mrs. J. S. Klair and daughter,
Miss IIcttie Klair. of Marshallton.
spent Saturday with the Misses
Naudain.
Miss Sue Simpson is spending
some time with her nephew, Har-
yry ITotfecker.
Mrs. Barton and daughter. of
Washington. D. c.. who have been
the quests Of Miss Anna Johnson.
have returned to their home.
Miss Anna Reed. Of Roxborough.
Pa. has returned after a visit with
her parents near Newark.
Miss May Hamilton. of Will
mington. spent Sunday with Miss
Bertha IIartcr.
Misses Vera Bacon and Mabel
Maginlcy. Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Alexander Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. Of Phil
udrIphia. have returned after a
visit with ". f. Powell.
Miss Agnes Medill was the week
ond guest Of Miss MaheIle Pen
Tgrl- lInr'.1Ssiu
Miss Jennie Gregson visited
rrionIS in Rising Sun, Nd, the
first Of the week.
Or. w. II. Steele is rccupcratn@
at Hot Springs. Va. after an at
G%cIl If rheumatic fever.
Mr. G. II. Shcpheard, who has
hron at home suffering with rheu-
matiSm for several months. has
hq,i relapse and is in bed again.
lr. and Mrs. William Forrest,
- rhriStiana were recent visitors
ut the holne Of NJ. and Mrs,
George Shcphe&rd.
Mrs. Albert y. Raub has return
81 after an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Henry. OF
Brooklyn.
Miss Nary Schoon was the recent
>rrici;pr%ville visitor. She IS now
the ~llcSt Of Wilmington and Mar
>ha!ton friends.
Mrs. katherine Frcudenherger
Of bethlehem. Pa, visited Newark
friends Oh Saturday.
lir. George Vansant visited q
S2hopn the first Of the week.
Miss Clark of Camden and Miss
BERT Gray Of Moore, were recent
Newark post., 1912-05-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-An ideal property, suited
to poultry raising. Six acres. Seven
room dwelling; other good buildings.
Spring water, supply by gravity. The
early buyer will secure bargain. Parti-
culars given.
Newark post., 1912-05-08

IS Acre Farm, New Buildings, at New
ark Depot, p b. & W. X. r., Small
Fruits-A Desirable Home.
Newark post., 1912-05-08
FOR SALE AND RENT

DWELLINGS FOR SALE
12-Rooms, and Other Buildings, 90 it.
Front on Main Street, Price S., 500
FOR SALE-l acres. Room frame
dwelling, and other buildings. Well
located. 5 minutes TO Elk Mills station.
Nice little home at low figure
Newark post., 1912-05-08
LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
Is #. Corner Building Lot Depot
road. Must he sold Make offer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-27
6 grandchildren

badly hurt. p grandchildren
slightly bruised.
St. Louis.-Mrs. S. ]. Johnson
and sister, Miss Mary Scott, died
of pneumonia Christmas day.
Had refused to get nurse, plead
ing poverty. Undertaken found
$5,014 hidden in their home.
New York;. P. Morgan, steel
king, paid $4,000 to nine lawyers
who came here to help prevent
him testify in Pujo money trust
investigation for him.
Lincoln, Neb.-Al. Sausman,
ex-poStmaSter at Cortland, SEN
fenced to g months in prison when
he admitted raising own salary. -
Atlantic, Ga.-Letter from
Vice-Pres.-el Marshall led
Gov. Brown to parole Chas. SUIT
ton, bandit from Indianapolis.
Washington-Dept. of Agri-
culture experts to verify reports
that potash deposits in Death
Valley are worth from 5 to 10
billion dollars.
Champaign, HE'D Miller,
wife and 2 children killed when
train hit their buggy.
Washington.-Sec'y of war has
directed that Gen. E. J. McCler-
nand shall be retired for age with
rank of brigadier general of the
line.
London,-King George report
ed completely recovered from
slight chill which kept him from
royal Christmas festivities.
Colon, Panama. = All well
aboard U. S. S. Arkansas, on
y1Tl1fCl7 Drae II, & 81 -.---L-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-27

day say that the infant grandson
of the kaiser, who narrowly miss
ed being Christmas present to
Prince and Princess August Viii
helm, was in best of health, as
well as the mother.
London. - Turkey will pay
indemnity to Balkan allies, ac-
cording to reports from peace
conference.
Cleveland.-O. R. CoIbow, 81,
and fifth bride Ernestine Hart
wig, So, stood behind bar all day
and served free drinks on we'd
ding day. His first wife died and
he was divorced three times.
Colunbus.-Rev. ]. F. Good
rich, Wellston, recently gave Mrs.
Ida Calentina his seat in crowded
street car here. She became the
fourth Mrs. Goodrich today.
Colutnbus.-George Booth beat
up his bride-to-be, Maggie Har-
rison, at their announcement din
ner. Admitted he had been a
trifle rough. Wedding postponed.
Odessa.-1,714 deaths reported
at Mecca within 4 days. Cholera.
Dixon, Ill.-Body of Leo Bry-
an, city editor. Morrison Sentinel,
found in Rick river.
Quincy, Ill.-$25,OOO damage
in fire at Monroe City, Mo-, near
here.
Madison, Wis.-For benefit of
travelling statesmen it is proposed
to amend election law so as to
make ''vote bv mail" legal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
Danm1ark.

GiuSSiDsc. &roplt 6e11gcr lar
en- Mrtifcl l. r9ettb." antpoet, at
@runoen til, at Sen al0renoe Fo=
ltor 8orfoco miltcoc Sroen Cog Der
for neologbe lit gmbcoc) mult9
funoe bore Ell miloere 6prm for
Sinoslpge, iom cpentuelt fu1oe
1fpIoes Ell Iegen1lig 2ioelle bos bo11.
,gfstrablaoet" finber Salin1atlone1
set oeruene1te al set gelncne.
Gu bar @crn1ol,ofobelr, %. phil.
@uom. @cbiitte / cit Art1tel !
uMtto." ontpoet, tiloels oircfte 11o=
tolt, at r@olitifen" por 1noert1ppt
al Gplfernc % ioolcoeS ipilleoe en-
lunosforreoeriit &olle. "Foltt1ten'
crflurer bom Oerpoo for Oec1oete1
linosipg.
&pao CT III, cement % bpoo lite?
Mftieiellfabet ~Eulitifen" bllroe op>
lnje Mlmenbe0cn flart Oeron1.
uGol." bringer ct rSallon-Selc=
orom" fra @onborg, ser CT loo be-
teqne,oe for sen 6poe, @looet lerpe=
rer, at ser bgr g%iengipcs ct l(oorog
al Set: u&jpbenbounerl1e ifuloe mo-
act there beipgte @omborg, ber er IL
ociom bos % baobe Sbeotrc, @to=
grofer pg Hulmelpg. Scr CT en-
Mrngbe l1nuffe Gamer og cno11r'
flere grimn1e, offl1rot iom ble1n1ne
mes ellcr 11oen &ollon, og Soocrl1e
CT fnIoe al Wf11ltf. Seq laprcr ege11t=
Iio fun ST.. Gprcni JET / Sriltols
pur1uc gnoe og iaa l1otr1rltgp1S 9a=
rails Nielicn.
N!}eu r,l1 er Scr fin fire Gage TIL
booc. 81 reiicr lc1clt 2proag. 2G11=
oere fan hi life u0bo!be Sen Scope
linlfe Selcjring. &or l(orl1ltl1ll1g I'll
2uftreiien bjemncfro por life ltor,
&optejn Mmor1p hor / Sag n1ootte'
fjebe Slipper og &aptejn Soften 11p(
Golfer" 3.
Som man fan trl1fe Jig ct ~Sol
on=1elegral1m1ct" u1ocrtegnet "Fe'
&rpo", tbi iom elrbper nogcl1l1t11o(
ltooig 2nier al uEol." nil nioe, e1
set bcteenc>lSe for 0ctte SlaoctS bej1
lfottcoc Meoorbcj0cr, at ban olor1l
CT uaaet 1o ppcr Stanopunftet ~oel
pelbegope0e 5folc0rc11g poo II
Mor". S Mo0lGtning til amor
Mcrrnci fer fommcr Scrloncr ion
Ser Erpo" og bans Gleper olort!
iii Mfonooomu1e,1s Mo0enbe0 0!
Mniporsfblelie. Man bill 1oaleOe'
bulfe, bporleoes iamme Sfri6ent iff
u1oioo Jig for at ime0c- @ooben moi
bort boar0t fun1penoe 2anoSmo11o
Gonoerjpllon0 pc0 at r0ienoe e.
nrigtig 6remltilling al Be nn9'
Senoerjp0ers Sptr90en unOer Sri
luitsforeitillingcn / &ejle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
&rppinierne.

NDtpbinq S.: Gmme geoan5. Marle
gprre. Gabritant g. 9anlen. y%fattoO:
sobrifout 8. s.. 81. &pslel. Satbr1ne
;yprssn1en. 2ansteo: Sans Neoerlen.
oiollele @etebape: @aaroeier @asn.as
Nielien. 2illebebinse: Sans ebr11t'al1le''
ct. eallY: @no. @lbrett Slien' Slip
pinoe: @aaroeier Sprsen Maoien. Treoe=
ric;o: stprmonb g. 81. @prbins. @plliAg.
! &iriteu eprcujen. sapomsaaro Mejerl:
auu omine Senlen. 9illerpo: Sline Sent
len. epcnobors: Spoorter Net. Soenle:
Qerer g. 8inber=4eoerlen. Sibors: A0ar'e
6. Mob(ert. &psc: @usma''o s.. eanle'''
guoum: @n,6. gnoers Gllen. 9poe: @ne
aouien. Norbus: MatbilDs Sprsenien.
Mmo(ie MRurr. Gorpline Q%orlen. 8a1:
ocrs: &ipbmauo s. q. q. Witb. Fenl'
gtopfooeo 6. @unoeriens @aitru. 9. =.
Miellen. Gutefru Mnna @aarn. N1De:
sfrcooermclter Qunnemanns Gnte. VS.
bierq: &uncellit Surius 2iisner. Sprr'ns:
Miels Yol(ebD. @plotofte: @oarocjcr y.
Nilemonb. Motifop: Setoilbanoler Sbr9en
N6cu. Maren G%britenlen. 9o9trDtter
Mlfreb Sanlen. 2pnsc: @pter NFoos Soez
fen. nulbrf: 6lostcr Gouaro Sc'1r'tlc'''
elaoelle: Singer @anlen. N@ltpco: sroz
1ceqer Miels Senlen. 8renaerspnlo: Torz
batter 8. Mpnnentampz@pls Nor1bo'
elaqter s. g. Tlectner. Snenle: 5t'bsz
bnoocr q. 6. GpalO. Sonop1s: YOU'VE
@rpnbeeb. Soothing: @nno Sauns9aaro'
Gqtbrine Geisner. &anO. pborm. y. N'
g(ooooros Gnfc. @arbus: Sic Saeobien
Sonoelsmono s. s. Spraenlen. etanoer>
bpro: NertsbuSboloer 81. .. Sper)en
Meile: Carrier 2uopig Geligmanns Gnte
SIR. Sermouns @uitru. &onoers: @n'a'
Scnle,. eteabueaer Sprer 9}ielie'1. Sn:
ocr Sprcnleu. @olo: Niels 6briltenlen
Siprriuo: @srsc Gpeliag. &tn9tpbtns
&urpcmager Sens Gbritenicn. &r'ltrlp
Sens SGen. s(slens: &ancelliroao Maalpe;
Gnte. g}atjtpp: Sprgen Treperit)ens @u:
tru. nuelle: Gaarpejer Spr9en s.. &plle
Solbcf: @pltbuo g. 9. Senien. 2otonto:
tipfprmo1o 81. %oanlcu. Slagellc: Nasn111:
Sprgeniens Gnfe. Snllebolle: Trpten 9e";
rictte G(a6n. Mebs Mplle: QbDllia Nta'
THE en. @ostiloe: Mnliter st. S1uo1e'
Se1lin9e: @crtiprer Sr(pip Meller. 9el
finger: MS>,rer1nsiter s. 3. 5rapps ent
Mne. Gerlep: Nnbers Senien. Slanserup
@ortuer Niels Niellen. GjbD Mart: str
liuc Mnoerlen. &pbelfop: Scniin Neter
len. Cir. @rpbp: slne &nuolen. Semme
lrup: Mlfreo 2uno. 2trup Mart: @aarO
maro &nup 2arien. @itlp Stole: Mrr'
!, Senritlcn. Sorp: &onpent1lalinoe Trt
. Caroline Sprenlen. &re9ome: &tr1te'
t oauien. Spnoer @aarosbolt: %1t@9ts
manb 4eocr S(eien. Ialbprs: Sparetas
: ieasIltent Sborbalo Gbriitenlen. NarDts
Maric Misling. @%orlens: 81. 81. NSet
p1oe1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
miBtnnBttt-
Ss,obn. &eteriol1, Scr forleocl

- S,obn. &eteri jon, Scr forleoeu
pao 8urlington=9anens Citation I
Ga Grosie ifjg6 o9 0rrbtc Mrs. &C.
ber Wttre al DeSota, ligger fremoe=
les / en- nofloa betrnfelig Silltano
poo ct. 6ro11cis @olpitol. Set par
iom forin1oaet gllfer ba1 lfjgo Mrs.
:Dttre, ser netop bar paa i'm 9rpl=
lupsrejie, % set la0er r11 til, at Dul1
angrer lin oDerileoe gambling.
- 9eber g. Ma'en, Ser neoiatte
Jig / Buffalo County ollereoe I 1868,
ct Sen 81. Slug. ofgaaet peo 81
Sen 6crlteos / Sen uip0panlig beje
M(oer al 92H Mor. San Dor fpot
Il Sofslo &relteginl0, 5ogn, Norge,
1880, og l10pon0re0e meo lin So
mile til Mmerifo / 1868. @amlc
&er Malen par 0a Sen fpr| tie nor1fe
Gettler / Gomn Of Naples, oN Bet
por pe0 bons 9riftigbco, at Eoltfon=
tor fol0et 9eproen Ser blep oprcttet
San bar ogioa al oem; ser oraoniie=
rebe Srefol6igbeos Meni9be0, nj
betie1t al Tolt. @icf, og &irfcn blet
hpg9et poa Mfog0es 2anO. 2egems:
og oonbsfriif bar gamle Malen bel.
til Set it01t.
= &qo iefS forlfiellige o%ffentlig
6arn1e / 5ouf, &ernon, Marinette
Manitomoc, &icbla16 % 8roml
Gountper bor ser / @plt prret al
bolot Mp0er for at giDe l1noerpis
ming / &lpjni11g, og otter at Sc oel
tagenbe 6armere bar gipet Ergp
poa bporbon Sc pl9ier, CT Ser no
BELT Grpmie for Set beO lte glrbeiOe
lGisie Erpmier bar be- toaet al e1
&lnoning pnro 500, Ell Sobn Deer
BIop. eIler Ell Oliper Gtaalplor
Brof. 6. 8. Morgoro far fore ltoae
oenne &applejning, og Sen bor brag
monge Tarmere til at lGgge mer
I@egt poa 6enne Gel al 6armorbei
6et. Set er ioale0es for mango no
get ganlfe NIT, bpa6 Erofesiore
.Ifortolte ON Hlgining al @resmar1
at 6enne &lpie life bur0e bore glo
|pg jpbn, men opbeltet iooleoes, d
Sen enc SAINT al Eerben loo openpo
Sen on6en. Derbeo bleb Sor6e
mere u6iat for 9uften og 6roiter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
&nnhrrjyllann.

@jcmbumsial9. Gje10omsbonoler
g. @onicn al Sia1glco far iolgt Oe1l
bom / lin Gi0 of Self, @ejsoger,
fjpbte @aur0 til 2anOma10 Srtis
al 5immerlteo for 10000 Morf.
gu Elaocpnbiemaifinc for 9oger=
mel ter II. Sgrc11iel1 / @aoerslep OBJ
fu1oet. Sen ifol bore til itor Sor>
oel for 8oger>1e, 90 set altio flor
ter poo 6olf til nt u0fere Bette SIR
beioe. Maifincn gjgr bao6e &looers
ne rene. og imprcr 6em ino, fGr6ige
til MfbenDttelic.
Gamif Mmcrifancren @illtam
Gail, ser CT %Sn0ebapcr al en- ltor
Mnlififole / Seem Sort, gjGiter noe
item bbert Mar Danmarf, og laole-
oes ogloa / Mor. Men oenne Gang
bopoe &roi eslorcn &ejiegobs al Ell
list ralmin6elig Nrt, nemlig Ell 81
tcrtople til Irimeni9bcoSfirfcn
Mobenroa - cn @opc fra 2ono:
ifobsmolcrcn 81. Se1icn Seem
Dorf. ga @rofesi or 9ubl fornpli1
bar / Mobcnroo for at oflepere Ga=
ben, hlcn bon l>0,trpl,t til 9greS=
meblem al Sorgcrforeninael1. ~
6progforcningcn foronltaltc0e Ell
Mi00og for Hrpfesi ore11.
!Spab CIT 9aniter=@aocr fan finos
paa. Sen bcfjenbte Iortplfnings:
mano og 2onorets0on1mer ST. @obr
/ Gpnoerborg bor laoct lit Oanife:
bao iette Ell ny in1uf @lomit. &nr
Far ifrebet en Mrtifel, bpori bar
freezer Spn0eripllonb erflpret
@eIejringstilltan6. Set er n6open
oigt, ifriper bo,1, at her gribes ii
froftigc 6orbol0sregler mos be1
banife kingdoms Gerrorisme. Sc:
bgr - tiger fan Di0ere = lGttes ct
chopper for 0onifc Gtatsembeos
mpn6s og @pjifolcrs Mgitdtion mo-
Spiflono. 90 tplfe Sl1rilter bg
opbpre mcb at ipre0e 6cres @rl0
set 2ono, bpor man boaner 0cre
Stag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
Mnmclote for MorOre girfs
Gftfteret.

Siortetcr: Sorbbruser $. ID. Gbrtftens
1ens Suiru Rirftine. @entofte: Gntetr1'
@britiqne 2arien. 6bp. eognepreft ebr's
itian &rag. Orbrup: 9enriettc @ro1cbe'
Sellerup: Gntc Nnna Greoeritien. &lam=
peaboro: 9rpp. 9ars Senien. 4etroncllp
Npnnectc. Gtopsbopeo: Orb. Gbrl1t1an
mcis. Gbor(pttenluno: @artner Grit &jGr.
Thp. 8poterm. 4eter 2aricn. Spborg:
5tomaeer Sans 5prenlen. 9'tnototte;
sShp. 8rpnoeraper 2ars Olien. Seerlbo:
Orb. s. Qarlens 0uitru &iritct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

|og sen rGrrbtDorm" Ser fanotes
|Eprpen, pil0e oerpe0 gigres uitaoe-
Zig. Msen ligeloa np6penotgt bar bet
ON Goraarct at gipe Ell laooap Nger
en- grun0ig 8ebanoling me0 Sarp
og Gilf, tbi iaa pelgjprenoe Set ON
I8intcren por for Sor0en at Sen
Iaa mes M%obninger for gin0 %
.@ejr, ioa ifaoeli9t bar set Sen fpl-
gcl1oe Somnter, ON 5n0lejet life
bar tot paffet, loa 6%l,gtigbe0en fun
Sc peoligeboloes.
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Nyttfn af "6hnrt
1allnt'.

Sen forte 5%temmeleo0el lD1es at
bore ct NIT Hatentmi0oel moo &aoo<
6enifabcn / omerifanif &olitif, beore
ems alle Sc andre &eformer, pl CT
blebne begape0e me6 / ois1e Sal9=
ifroalets Gage.
Set er oerfor, at &Glgerne tit
1tinftsmesiigt griber efter Bette @}io=
Del og &olitiferne initinftSmpSligt
'aflfper set. Sen gammeloogs LAM
ge 5temmeieooel beffer Sc politilfe
|@pnoers Mangfol0igDeo, men / Mor
er sen 6lenen formin0ifet inottl l1ri=
ne(igbeo pes Sc 0irefte ErimGr-
balg.
Sc lpp til fiorten SOB langc
@temmejeoler pe6 &~rppepalgene til
&rpl ioent, iom bar / 8rug forbcn,
'cr MI lot / @fpgge al iinorigt no=
tprftc Stemmcie 6ler, bpor &ongres=
mpn6, Stots=, County og fommlt=
male @mbeosmrn0 CT blonOe0e / Ct
urium. Naar Galgenc CT
operltaoeoe, bill @elgerne iiffert be0e
fig fritagne for / Tremtioen at blipc
'opbarte0e me6 SEN Slag5 Spfog al
life ibort 9ollot".
Smtrent 200 @per fat pe6toget
ujbort Ballot" Metbo6en, pg Sre:
gon pootenfer at benptte Sen fo>
belle Gtoten. &lonen, lom er fore:
Iooct ser, biier, at Sen &oaltonb
pn1 at Sen forte Stemmei e00el fir
fan benpttes / lmoo &ommnniteter
CT ful61tnn0ig urigtia.
Metbooen fan benpttes ioobel bc(
I6tats= lon be6 fornmunole &alg
noor man blot 1brger for at blip'
fpit for ol1e Sc oberf lg0ige galg o{
Gmbe0er, iom &olitiferne bar op
fun6et, for lelp at bcbol6e Magter
poa famine Sis, iom Sc foregiper a
''gipe Sen til Solicit.
Oregon &lanen er meget lin1pe
og ligetil> onren6 ri ipnes> Sen ct e1
lille Gmule for 6ralti1f. Glanen re
6ucerer @totesembeOerne til to, gu
berngr og @to+sreniior, Sen afifaffe
/ Genotet, og tillaber 8glgerne fu1
at femme for en- &on6i6ot til SCI
Iopgipenoe 6oriamli11g, laale6es, a
Set Mntol &on6iooter me6 set bgie
lte @temmeontal, betragtes Jon
: noIgte.
: $ Go1nntpcrne ioapel iom / @per
/ nc pil en- polgt &ommisiion uonpt
} ne Sc pprige @mbeosm9no. l1noe
, rormole 6orbol0 pil @temmeleole
L Oregon britt i%noeboloe 12 Nopnf
: Men Doermere CT Ser fremfomm(
I Sori1 lag on1 at forminoife ielp oett
: Mntol, i6et man bil for6ele Galgen
t oper flere Mar, iaoleoes at Eref
bent og @onerespalg finder @teo
I @ar, Statspolg set neite> og Gour
+ tp= % Gitp=Golg / set treble Mor.
= Gette CT Ell al Sc nemmelte .
: ,burtiglte Moaoer at ftnoe 10, boo1
Ibiot Solicit er mooent til Selpltprf
og set er liffert beOre at prgbe oet'
: Miooel fpreno hi griber til 6en let
men ogioa neoprroigen6e l1boei
j. in0pillige / ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
l1geblaoet, sorsbaa oen 17be EGftober 1912.

Sc rusiiife soloater, bporaf BET
|brimler / 2an0et, opfprer fig, iom
ON Sc bar / ct erobret &ige, Stlotet
|er fre6lplt, 6e orGber 6iifeae meE
|9pnamit i pripate 6iifepanoe oipr
og Sc ltroffes ifte berfor.
@temningen / 8inlonD er oerfor
/ 9jebliffet trDffet Of tung. %
Gremti0en tegner Zig operoroentlte
m6rf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

@prt / CIT 8anf. San fom in0
og log6e / Sousbe0 Segnebog pg en-
@ltnfe SeOler foran &nsi ereren. Gen,
ne talte meO le0panlig Tort 8nnfen
igiennen1.
Ser mongler fem &roner!" Jag
0e ban.
"Nei!" iporeoe Sen ar6en roligt.
&asl ereren talte 8nnfen igiennem
en- @ang til.
80" iagbe ian, Der monglcr
fem &roner."
~sSeg bor ielo talt efter bjemme,
og Summen p%osie6e!" bor @pqret.
Np Demonstrating.
~Maaife Sen er fol6et pao Sui.
Bet" bemerfebe &asiereren og iaa
|efter. Wen ga ser life laa noget
|@eooel paa @ulbet, gientog ban:
r9et fan life nptte> bpoo Sc f.
ger; Ser mangler en- 6em'er!"
Ser mangler ingen 6em'er!"
bar @11noens beltemte @bar.
~sSSomen ber er fin 995 SRI"
uobre6 &asiereren bi6iig.
Scr ifal beller life nere %flere!!"
replicere6e Sen on6en ipogfaroig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
.FHt Raad til
syge kWnder.
Tusinder er bleven hjulpet we'd
f~ornuftige Anvisninger.

Kvinder som PLACES af kvindelige
Sygdomme af nogen Art indbydes til
pjeblikkelig at saette sig i Forbindelse
med Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.'s
private Korrespondance-D Department
i Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii blive
aabnet. lest og besvaret af en- Kvinde
og holdt i streng Fortrolighed. En-
Kvinde kan frit udtale sig ON sin
private Sygdom til en- Kvinde; paa
denne Made er en- fortrolig Udveks-
ling, der straker sig I'D over mango
Aar, bleven oprettet og har aldrig vac
ret brudt. En- Anbefaling eller ct
Brew err aldrig bleven offentliggjort
uden Nedskriverens Tilladelse, medens
Kompagniet aldrig har tilladt disse
fortrolige Breve at komme I'D af sin
Besiddelse, hvilket bevises af de hun
drede Tusinder af disse i diets Ware
tngt.
I'd af denne omfattende og store
Erfaring, som saaledes STAIR til deres
Raadighed, er Diet mere end sandsyn'
ligt at de netop besidder den for Deres
Tilfelde ~n9dvendige Indsigt. Der for
langes intet Vederlag undtagen De-
res code Willie, og deres Rad hal
| hjulpet Tusinder. Derfor burde
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

@amifc baablpit. "@ap6e ser life
pGret nogc11 @uligbe0 for," ip6rger
en- Game CIT Mfrifareiien6e, vot Sc
fl1n6e babe re00et 9eres Sen fra
&anibolernc?"
rl1muliat, Trre! ga jeg fom, bar
ian allere0c ilettct al Spiiefortet!"