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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29

tired and warm. = -. Ssss
She parted the bushes stin futtAeg.
Freckles saw that her little hive CT.
ton frock cltng to hef. limp with Per
snration. It was torn across IT,
breast. One sleeve hung opsn from
shoulder 70 elbow. a thorn had Ialeed
her arm until It was covered with
blood. and the gnits and mosquitoes
were clustering about It. Her 10es
were n lace hose and low shoes. \.
Frecklss gaspsd. In the Limbseios9
d low shoes! He caught an armfal
Of moss from his carpet and burioA sit
IN the ooxe IN front OF her for Z Io0t.
lng.
'Get out here whore I can re. &hefo
You are stepping. Quick, Tor the Hfa
Of your he ordered. a;.ss ,s,,
She smiled on him indulssnfly..
'Why?" she inquired. V 81
did anybody let you como here ana
not, be telling You Of The suakes.~,
urged Freckles.
Eve met Mr.. Mclean On the cordh,-
roy, and no did say something abose
snakes. believe. The Bird Woman
put on leather leggins, and q n1ce,
parboiled time she must b having
Worst dose ever had, and I'd moth
Ing to do but swelter.'
''Win you be coming out OF thesof'
Sroaned Freckles.
She laughed % II It wee .6ne jotA
maybe II I'd be telling you i Killed
q RATHER curlsd up hsthat salnS place
you're standing AZ long - me bedY
and the thickness Of mo arm you'd b
moving where can zee your footing
he urged insistently.
What q perfectly delight1ul little
brogue you speak," she said. my ia
ther is Irish, and half ought to b.
enough to entitle me to do that much.
'Maybe-if Td-be telling you,'" shS
initiated, rounding and aecentine each
word carefully.
III you was understanding the dan
GER" he continued desperately.
"Oh, don't think there u much!"
She tilted on the morass.
III you killed ono snake hsce NJ
probably all there II near, and any.
way, the Bird Woman says q rattle
snake II gentleman and always giyea
warning before he strikes. 1 don't
hear any rafting. Do your
"Would you be knowing It e you
didT'. asked Frecklss almost impa-
tiently.
How the laugh OF the young thing
rippled!
would l be knowing itr' she mock
ed. well, you should see the sWamps
Of Michigan where they dump IattleEs
out OF the mari dredges three and four
at time"
Freckles stood astounded. She did
know. She was not IN the least afraid
She was depending on . rattlesnaks to
live up to his share Of the contzaet
and rattle in time for her % move.
The one characteristic an lrishman I'D
mires In a woman above an others II
Freckles worshapol anew.
He changed his tactics.
.I'd be pleased to b receivlng you
tine front 6oor.@ be aid, s.b9t = Jon
have arrived at the back, win you
come in and be seated7"
he waved toward bench. :
The angel came instantly.
ooh. how lovely and cool.' sh0 cried.
As she moved across his room Free
kles had hard work to keep from failing
on his knees, for they were very weak,
and he was hard driven by an impulse
to worship.
Ibid you arrange thjsr' she asbed.
"Yis." said Freckles simply.
'Some one must come with 4 big
canvas and CODY each side Of ~, sha
.aid. 81 never saw anything 10 beau
tiful. How wish might st.v nero
with you! will. some day. II you viii
time. win Won helm me locr for tha
s>'~e ~AOe SAS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29
ITO Man .pd tl.s. Plaee,

Andrew Carnegie was sivin1 advice
on recent Sunday, to one; d the
younger members OF the Rockefeller
Bible class. = = = ~ rs = .4, -;
Il. am an advocate Of early mar
ria he said. ..Thc right man, In
the right place, at the right time, issa
very good saying-and to my mira the
right man in the right place 81 the
right time is unQueStiorahlys = husband
reading to his wife on . winters night
beside the radiator" 3; 81 s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29
HOW LONG. o LORD?


The American people are being ex-
plotted, pillaged, plundered every day
in the week and every week in the
year by as merciless a crew Of indus
trial pirates and financial cutthroa Is
as ever scuttled ship.
With year of great and uniform
crop production, with an abundance of
money for every legitimate venture,
with labor fully employed at the most
remunerative wage known in our his
tory, the people sweat and struggle un-
under the burden of ruinous prices for
everything they have to buy-prices
artif1cially raised and lowered and
raised again by agencies thus far SUI
ficiently cunning to escape the halter
Of the law.
A few months ago the manipulators
in refined sugar boosted the price OF
that commodity to So per 100 pounds
There was as much sugar In the
country then as there Is now, but Ar
buckle and his precious e.stflt OF buc-
cancers needed the money and got It
Their excuse was q shortage in the
foreign crop. That was q lie and they
knew 1t was lie, but they got away
with il. -.
The past year Witnessed one Of the
largest apple crops ON record. From
all over the country came reports o
an enormous yield. YET appiesg toda!
are held at an almost p16hibettye price
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29

Persons troubled with partial par-
alysis are often very much benAataA
by massaging the affected parts thor
oughly when applying Chamberlafn'a
Liniment. This liniment also relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale by eli delI-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29

Square Spectacles.
Top pockets in trousers.
Little Lord Fauntleroys.
The Virginia reel.
Old Dan Tucker.
Good S cent cigars.
Brass toed boots.
Railroad passes.
Curling iron heaters.
Fancy front room curtains.
Embroidered wall notices.
Candle snuffers. :,
Plush manicure sets.
PEN wipers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29

Mrs. A. r. Tabor. OF Order. Mo-. had
been troubled with sick headache for
about hve years, when she began talk
ing Chamberlain'ss Tablets. She has
taken two bottles OF them and they
have cured her. Sick headache 10
caused by a disordered stomach for
which these tablets are especially In
tended. Try them, get wen ana stay
well. Sold nv all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29
sny::,,ss:..:.. u Francs.

Christmas in France II not . so.
cial day for family mestines anA
msrry-making. II - essentially . ~
ligious festival. {.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29

good faith; that IL, Mr.. Cummina
would like to win the presidency and
he wants the Iowa delegation for that
and for no other reason. He will get
the Iowa delegation, and we hope he
will get the republican nomination. Mr.
Cummins is bold, trustworthy and OF
presidential size. He is Of judicial az
well as OF constructive temperament
Business does not fear him and the
people trust him. Iowa Is justly proud
Of such a candidacy. The nation al
ready knows Senator Cummins and If
he wins, the nation will be proud Of
President Cummins.'
Senator Cummins has announced
himself as candidate for the presi-
dency. In the event of Taft, or any
other candidate being unable to win a
nomination on the first ballot it is
thought by many close observers that
the Iowa man will have an excellent
chance to secure the honor" says the
Upton Advertiser. There is COM
mendable disposition in Iowa among
many who have hitherto been counted
among the political foes of Cummins,
to support him for the nomination. In
many quarters it looks indeed as tho
the Iowa factions might bury the
Ratchet"
col. Lafayette Young will not sup
port an Iowa man for the presidential
nomination; four years ago he refused
TO support an Iowa candidate for the
vice presidency. Yet his own candidacy
for the senate is based upon his al
legged loyalty to Iowa and her inter
ests,'' notes the Knoxville Journal.
The Des Noines Capital is out
ranktankerously against Cummins as
Iowa's candidate for president" OBJ
serves the Iowa Falls Citizen and ex-
plains. That's just about the breadth
between vo,,oe'S e,-aS"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

eff Iowa has any real prospect of
naming a presidential nominee, fac
tional prejudices should not be allowed
to interpose as a deterrent" concludes
the Manchester Press.
Yes, Cunlmins for president. Well!
Why not ?''asks the Manchester News.
HE is Of presidential size and caliber.
He has attained q position OF COM
manding influence in the councils Of his
party. His long fight for the principles
of good government and the rights q
the people entitle him to recognition
Thoughtful men, east, west, north and
south. are turning to him as the one
candidate who can save the republican
party from certain defeat in the com.
ing election. He apepars to be the one
man who can unite the warning fac.
lions Of tho republican party and lead
them to victory. BY all means, let vi
have Cummins. Iowa is proud of him.
Judging by the papers that come
to our desk, Senator Cummins' an
nouncement OF his candidacy for presi
dent is well received IN Iowa." note,
the Waverly Independent. at II TAX
en- for granted that his candidacy 10 II
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MsmeriM.

Go be Conunued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-29
.FRECkLES
BY
Gene Sma10m@
Porter
COPYRIGHT. 1901. BY DOUBLEDAY. PAGE
CHAPTER VII.

AN ANGEL NATERIALIZEe.
Ea1 HERE had Freckles ever found
and how had he trausplanted
IH such ferns? As Mclean turned
from them he stOpped sudden
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
&nrnnfttpr &ntnner kfenner
ii slhrenrtH 6Brun1nnln.

Gfterlom salen ONT 9elbreoet bliper
mere alminoelis, laa oe( / Mpiierne Joni
ira Solcritolen, be9Dnoer Men9oen blanot
&oinoerne at inole, at ct 9oot @elbreo lite
tall t'noes N%uOoereiten. etinnet at @cl=
breo fan maaite opnaas oeroeo, meu
@runoooloen til @unobeo lisser opberc,
% alliscpel fan oennc opnaas meo iarnme
2ctbeo.
sinsen at itprite @istiebeo, iom Ell
&pinoe fan norette for fig ie(p, os ion,
BUN ofte m,o(aoer, CT at bcopste Mapens
Tunttioner. Sc trctte 1jnc, bet Doarligt
Nanoeoret. be bDppise Nnfalo al 9opeo:
ptne, l@6fettet, ben alminoelisc Glppbet
CT | nj @an9e IT'D at ii e1ultatet al oaar:
Zig Jorbpjelie eller Establishing i Mapen:
Tunttioner, eller besse. Man fan fino
mango 1imple Mibler, men oct beoite cfte1
DC fleftc &bi,bers Stjpn er ST.. Galoipclr:
SDrup Yepiin. Set CT milot, pcllmo9cno
og nctop p%asienOc etter bcnocs gebpp. Sc
ct lo19t at foretrctte for Go(te, a%ffpreno
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piler, @anoe 0. (. y. Der oirter o(tior
Do(0lomt.
&binoer buroe paaie, at llotpmmelien
foregaar minot en- Gang ON 9agcu, Os
l,aar Segn poa en- Gtanosnins bier fig
buroe be benptte ST.. Galo>pell's Syrup
pepfin / lmaa Yortioner, iom forefrepet.
Gn fort grus Ocraf iii itbrte Muticrne i
Maaben l%aoleoes, at al Meoicin fan uno=
pcres. 9enne Spfattelle uotales al tu=
timber at &pinoer, efter perlonlis Grfarins,
Der iblanbt Tilia .. 9a9lano, @rpnbp,
Sneri9e og Nars. 9enrD Sen on, @ranton,
gBis.
Gnbper lom pnitcr at prppe bette Mio=
Def fpr Dc tjpber bet paa %lcopanlig Maaoe
hos EFT 9lpotbeter for so Gents eller en-
9ollar Gami(iezs terrelie) fan fua en-
Prppeflalfe lenot frit til @jemmet peb Slot
at aorcsler 9r. %. 9. Galopell, G:3a
Wolbin9ton Str, Monticello, Sn. Gere=
Nopn og Norcsie poa ct T%oitort ct til:
} itrUtteli9t.
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SDllan0.

9cn jpoife geititrano pper eiter=
DoanOen ltprrc og it6rre Giltrpf=
ming operfor Sc pcllti(le0c Menne=
1fcr, ser Tiger $40 og Selie. v&i>1g=
fdbing Nmts Gngbloo" me66eler,
at ser / Star bpgges 6 npe @illoer
r>0e pc0 Spl10erpig. Naor Sc BIZ
Der furbige - og set pil fife bare
lr11ge - er ser iolt % @tlloer
beo Spnocruig=&plten. Soft for
%ltoor, at Gelterbopet CT Sen ltorc
Sun6bcosfiloe.
st 100 Nars Miubc. Sen Ste
Slli / Nor er set 100 Nor,. ii6en
Ocn 23<aorige Ggbelt Heoer 8l1bl
folot ne0 2prudr i Norgc omborO
poo uNojooen". Sen 1,11ge @elt,
Joni blep Snpali0 / lit 19. Mar,
men fprtlatte &unrpen for Te6re<
lon0et og / Maret 1911 n1e6 foo
Muone6ers Mellemr11m tjerte boo=
Sc Mi6oerforict og Gelpforlet, bar
fpot / 6re0cricio. Sg Ser er ser TIT
0u1r1ct en- &on1ite - 1neo tioligcrc
0onhStingsma1no, Smc6emei tier
Sc6ltlt5 joni Torn1an6 - iom bill
ipge reiit ct Mi1p0esmrrfc for Ye=
Ser Nl1Gl.
Sfulempbc t GnmScrs. Oct oar
lige 5fole1ngbe bar helpgt al ca.
1000 Menneifcr. Mpoet oab1e0es
al Hcolifolebeltprer &riitenicn=9als=
gooro, Scr on1tolte Song 6rcoe=
riffs Gp0; ligele0es mi>roeoes al
o9oe Foitor Malling, 0ooer. Ser
efter tolte Seminorieforita1rer 3d.
ifop, GjcoDeS, ON 6trof pg Hoppe
Sejler / Sp6ra9elien. Golgmenig=
beosprrit 6. &ocb, lthberup. bolot
ct Toreorog ON Grtn0tpig og
&%ierfegaoro. @nobtoere talte 6or=
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@ol'er, font for11plig til 6reocrits-
pnrt, bpor bap far fooet Sp6ol6
paa Acknowledgements
sam far ifplge ~NorOlinllon6S
Genltrebloo" / AZ 9(or ppret / Slime
rifo> og bar, ga Sor0lfelpet / 5an
6roncisco i1otrof &of ser, bbor
bon bap0c lit eget @1ts og en- lille
6orn1uc / Yunfell. Sans Sui tr11
og fire 8pr11 omfom u1oer SS5or0<
1frlpct, og bon ielp blep 1rabet
fren al lit &us' M11iner n1co for
brGnotc @el1, brrffcoe N(rn1c og
meo Ir1oerl1c lloae0c ino / Mun=
0el1. San loo / 2H, Mor poo So
ipitolct, bporpe6 ser me6gif, bba0
ban Gopoe fooet iporet ion1n1er1.
Tor ct Yor Star 1ioen 1frep en-
@ro0er, Fan bun6c / 5logelie, efter
Don1, for at fun fl1r0e Denlepe fine
liGite Gage boS bom, men ga fan
fpln til 0onmorf, bar 8rooerer
6p0, bDorfor Sen ioa baor6t pr6:
De6e Mono mi far 1dgt tilbnge til
lin iSa6ebp.
6pio Slapc6anbcl / Obcnic. Jol
nogen Sis li0en up6ol0t Yolitiet
Soc11ie en- Gigarorbeioer 6icb u(
ito Y%igebgrl1, JONI par in6pifle6e
len ltdrre SGoeligbe6siag. 5enerf
CT SEN enc al Eigernes Mpoer Bile:
ben onbolot for Mufferi, og en CD:
mm1o efterlpies I'LL lou1 m%e0belog:
tig / sen l16plp1r0ring al Figebpr:
ncl1es Dire, Ser bar funbct 5te0
G%itcrboanoen lom 6orbprene fri
Scr trent, bier Sagen fig at oer'
mere og mere ubpggelig. Cigar
orbej0eren far MI t%illtaoet, at bo1
og bans &iprel tie / liu Ii0 ia.
trltffet Nftalc me6 en- Splfer on
at ielge en- 1ll1g Fige til ct &l1s
@omborg. Set ct faltiloaet, at So
1ferc1l Ser fom til N0enie for no
gen Si0 ii6en, er efterlplt for Mor6
oA flint Sen Snitn1noigbe0, at ba1
plu0ielig moatte forlaoe 8pen, for
bil16re0c ll0f6relie EN- of 6en imuff'
Nlor1, boorefter 6icb ff1l6e fab
bobt en- ois Gum ubbetolt, 1aa 1nar:
fan bap6e loffet SEN unge Eige ooe1
iNrnnol en.
Ogioa 6er efterlpite 59mani
bur omgaoc0es me0 Ylol1er on
boio 5lobe9onoel me6 Gigororbei
6eren iom Me0ifpl0ig. gn ing
Hige pe0 Mop1 gmmp ifllloe fgreS
til 9(11ltrolien for Ser at %opergipes
til en- 8pr6elpnrt. &l1n be6 G
Silfpl6e rig oglao ocn1c Nlan
2piet.
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raaoen eiter Ell poloiom Scene tat
te 6rlt gorgmelterinoen pan 81
rem. Sra MI al er belle 2a11oet ct
enelte Christening. Telegraftroo=
0ene Hirrcr al 2empig, itore og al
Dorligc @la0c bar IT'S e1pot &rigs=
forreiprloe1rter for at f9lge Gait
gen / oennc noroilfe Eripoli =&rig
&ancelliroooen og @prgmel tere,
interuiclpes, 9orgero6rcsien offat.
tes, Mpoer 6ol6es, Suititsminiite:
riet i9ttes / @epe9elie.
SSo, tnoell ret lrnge bill ri ian6:
lpnligpis fl1u1e ie Sogcr giort ii
| Gicnltonb for cit 6oreipbrglel
M%igsoogcn: Mon moo for Gan
bets Sfplo alpprligt boubc, at be
fincer SteO. @porior ifol 5tor
magtcrnes Yorlouc1ltcr pure olerl
ONT at nGtte Sc11lntlpl1, Den en
Sag mco EFT 9ebot ON CT, 6laa6e
l1opioellc, Sen ,nit tic ON Son1er1tle
MnliNgcnocr, iom oog i @run0e1
er al minore @iatiAbeo. 9ao o
for cit Gangs Sfplo niic @er0er
at Ser ogiao 6os os iorcgaor @egi
nenbeocr, lpn nof CT egl1eoe til d
bpffe Spn1rrfiomheo. 9a6 o
tale ON 9en1pig pg ON 6rltern
9crntb og 5cbidtt5= Gbriltenie1
2ao % foa foltet 9pS oper @orgmt
iterens il1tcrcFlo1ptc Nengefprbol>
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Eerne.

Oct iturc Ganeitrpue, lom
CONNER lfal ofbo1oes / Minglte0,
pg / bpiltet Songere ira bele
|SjellonG, Solano=Toliter og 8orn=
bolm oeltager, CT l16iot til Sen zoe
og S0e Sl1li. &anmerlonger IS.
Cornelius far lobet at ne6birfe,
og @prgmelter Erob(, Minglte6, pil
onertoge Erpli6ict.
S Stc9c &praa6s MpSc Sen Is.
Mai gol0t @orgmeltcr 3ablc en-
Min6etalc for 6reoerif Sen S6e.
~&ongen lagoe," 1totnlte Sen ti6=
ligere &onleilSprni ioent, life
|5fiul pao, at ian 6nlfe6e at bore
tro mos en- fonltitl>tionel &or1ges
Yligtcr. Som hil0e life bore Ear=
tig9nger. 6ou nooe0e bel life at
lie 6rl1gternc al set 0pbc og itore,
ian grmolo96e, n1e,1 @iltorien bill
pt6ne oeronn. Song 6rcoeris Sc
gieringstio blen fort, men bol1ebrD=
oen0e. Sen fonltitl1tioncllc 9}egje<
rings orm blep rnbcr hor1 ilooct
fat Serpcb, at han bdjcoe Jig for
SEN. 9gre bore oennc apoc &on=
gcs Min6e!"
Gn baarbt prpbet Manb. On
|eI6re Man0 paa &c Mar, &il6eIm
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Smerrebrp6spafte. @m, 0rof Ell
balb 81.
&ontorfolfene bar pes at gaa fra
Sorltonoen al 6orbnuielie; Sc for
lto6 ife, Bpo6 ban mente, og bcntc-
Be til fan bar fGr1ig.
ga ian ban6e ipilt og frpl(e6c
Maopapiret lomnlclr, rejltc ban Jig
'og iogoe:
~M11 CT ser gaaet ct &portcr,
mine &errcr, og 1l1 ct jeg furoig
meo at ipiie 6rofolt. 2r1,gerc
,Si0 bebeues life, og jog fan igjen
, arbei6e."
Suo gjor0c ban en- &aan0bebr=
gelle, og &ontorcbeferne frnoe goa.
Gcrcmunimcltcrcn. Set CT all=
i%trcnge1Oe Gage Gercmmrimei tier
Gn9l6recbt bar bopt, iioen fan
mootog Gelegrammct ON &ongens
9g0. Naor cit &onge 1pr> er Set
noget aolrlfe m0et> ems noor Set ct
Ielu Sen melt fremragc16e berger
1igc cller o6elige Yer ion, Ser gaar
bort. Ser CT cit Mengoe tilipne=
loDenoc hetp0>1ingslele 5n1aating,
iom lfol foretages; en- &Gffe cere=
n1onie(le Torifrifter at iogttoge> ct
%inopiflct Gtifettc= GDlten at ODER.
boloe, og alt octte bor bpilet poo
Geremp1innelterens @ful0re. Sci
@ofbollct ifior Ginter bar oct og=
ioa bon1, Ser bol6t olle Grao0ene
II fit @aano, banL pua bDem bel(
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!, Sor9 CT Set Gercmollimeltcre11> jon
mao or0ne alt, ba>t n1oa t911fe pac
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ter @uo Jig lclD, og 0erfor lpnes Di
Set fl1l0e bore ri9tig at ofre bo11
Ell Io1rfe cftcr 0islc lunre Gage.
| Sm Tpraarsrcmsjpring ifripe
~Fjcrrot" i ~Miget": Seq fie110e1
life Torboloet / &eil1ricb @einc;
@jcnl> merr bans Giat uSSm mlu1oer
lcb0nen Mpnot Moi... tiger mig
at enten gioroe 6ru @eine 1let itf'
t foroarSrent, eller nglaa falot So
acknowledgment Set Nor olGere6e
+ g(pril MoolreS. 81 andre, Jon
netop i 6isie Gage li6er n10e:
&polcrnc al en- pelor0net &11sf9rcI
: ,ie far / bpcrt 6olo polifeligt bel
at fotte Sc ifipme @loler> Jon
Moi al ST. @einc er blepen forle
+ net n1e0 for 5io o9 gpigbe0.
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bcgpn0er Sen 9n9, 9ggteIfabets be
Sire @olpoel oner So110grp0en fen
t foIter:
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= ,@onlen og Mooom @6renien! 81
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|go0c @alp6el mel0er Jig til Moreti
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Sioen Ma0om @oniener og Mo
:, 6o1n Gpreni e11er. Ser CT ingen an
Z Ben l(opej: San mao fol0e tilbag
: til l1n0forlelipets 2ol ter og ga
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I me11 6ejltgt ....
t Sjcmmc far Sc to Mo6omme:
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: mes &offe. Meget on0ct fan Sen
nc @ulets Sc 6eri for life b%oretuge
= Men Ma6unn1ernes Son %tit11tiol
] frnner SET.
Glt CT &uoS. Geruls ira Mil(
fofettercr meo Napolcon / f~aretrl,
: enoe Gungipelier. s olle @in6ues
: for1nc itaor l1n0erfop{er me
: SrGn0epin til Mfgni0hing. Mot
ln1hler opcr ianrmenr11llcoe Sep
per- ltiffer 6e06crnc / Gl1lpipono'
og erlnres al lin Some for life BIN
= ct mtpttigt S1roipi6, men ogiaa BON
lfelig -.
Sa fprlt pc6 Hinieti6e gje11oprct=
teS SC nprnlole Tillto,16e."
Eerne.
/ Oct itorc sansitrpne, iom
ISnr11,,1nr 5fnI ofhnISna j; M;1o7+nS
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men 2ol10et oper oprfer al Slags
lege,lllig nopiflenbe 5port, naar
Do,unmrf mool tc CT set 2an0, bpor
sSoretten maolte ct be0lt organize
iet, Ioo lfplbcS set / fgrite &pfte
6eu afopoe %iorGtslige 6oregangs=
man0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

'u|C "' >>''tp'9 w UH OItlel|tt
gcrntb og 5cbi6tt5=G briltenie n.
2ao % foa faltet 9pS oper 8org1ne=
lterens Underestimate Nengeforbolo!
&%ipbenbaun.
&jp6cnbauns Eolitifureuims far
pe0toget at benlugNe Ell 5plpfrons
pon &ongeus Site.
@fnclptllcr &alocmar &p(liua
blep otter eget Enlfc opcrilpttet fra
Or. FerS' &linif til lit @jen. ST.
&ollings @el6reoelic lfri0cr trent
as; men cn0m pcntcr SET bon1
bog ct life bclt fort 5ygelejc.
@illen fra Mmcrifa. &%11(tl1snni,
niltcriet bar fra 6orntolloen fo>
Gen oanlfe Strife / Nmcrito, Ea1tor
goobol0t, mo0taget cn telegraph
9ilien> bpori Sen oonife &trfe
blol10t bore 2an0smGto 110talc,
fin 9eltogelie / Oarmarfs GorQ
oq lit @oab ont go0e Sioer fo>
2on6 ng 6olf lnber 6e1r 1lpe Son.
&c.
Srifultum far 6aut @elpg al @il
Nento1r Son1es Moore, ti6ligerf
Tremierminiiter / &elt=Nultrolie1
og for Si0en 0el1l1c Stats General:
agent / 9pn6on, io1nt fgl. &oniulen1
for 5perige % 9ann1arf i 8per
Eertb / Standardization 81. Gtre
lit3. Sc to !@errcr .heiuo Srifolim
n1egef grunpoigt oN iii Oplpsninge>
ON iorlfjelligc 2onbbrrgsforbolb.
Srrbuftorcn fortletter ltooig iii
&irflonlbe0. Set ii0lte itore Mr
bej0c, SIR. Gerpager @o(ru Dor u0:
fort, ct @cbancIi1gep al Sc II
Mborntrner> ser ltaor paa Soloer
mellem &ul1o11crl1e on1fri11g SEN np(
&oIcrne poo 5irtl1s. Srnooftore1
betcgner Sc II Srrer lpn1 ct mege1
i1tcreslont SilfnlOc, og @ebon0li1:
gen bar ret fomplicrrct.
uScli fabs= Salcrcn" bcoSer ct lit
terGrt GGrf, ion or lt0lcnOt ira 6
Seiperlens 6orlog. Sogcn inoe:
bolOer Soler til cr1bper t9nfelil
@egipcnDeo. 81 citcrer Sl10leO:
ningcn til en- &pufirnlutionstale:
~Torl1noerligt bl1rti1t 6rejcs 81
6ens rl1llenoe @illl. Ser ct bit
nof flcrc forl10en mig / bette GEL
lfab, joni bar tillteoc, "a DOR fi9re
&prt % &nrtin0e for 16 Nar H.
Sen bup6e iamlet Ell lille &re6s
al &er1ner fpr at fejre Set lille
Barns 3oobS0ag, Scr III bcfin0er
Jig / nor Mibtc lon1 e, pofscn 6r6=
fe1r ...."
- &an Sro ion oisie ej ln1elte
@ierter1e> fje110er hi 81 Ger0en mer'
Eaa &%tpbenbauns &afecr perlc=
rer / ocnne Sit cit lil(e @i1torie,
forteller ~Yo(itifen". Sen bono=
Ter ON CT al bore befjen0te Strut
ger o1 e1 life mi>rore befienot fjge
benboprif @roslcrer. Gen fgrite
bnpoe poa oen ii0ltc iprtoget cu al
porlig, nnen pellpffet Operation, oa
oa Eotie11ten bar lt6lfrepet, fom ST.
rltrgens Negnil1g; S9t bar poo
1900 &roner.
@roslcrcren fpltc Jig list 6rplt=
v
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&ibbenbaun.

&%jp6cnbapns Eulitifurenin9 far
pe0toget at benlrgNe CT 5glpfrans
pon &ongens Site.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

pon &ongens Site.
@fnciptller &alocmar &plIins
blep otter eget 9uifc opcrf(pttet fra
Or. Fer5' &linif til lit @ien. ST..
&ollings @el6re0e(ic ifri6cr trent
as; men el10mu pcl1tcr ser ban1
oog ct life felt fort Spgeleje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Sensgrcpe % Nr6cjocrc. = G1
gob Mrbcibsgtber, Hoo @eoelIs=
borg bpis 8eiiooers &cnli9beo
oberfor 6niterne ct heIfjcnot :
Dar ogiaa Observation-Disclosures oltio
Dpret gobc. 0e giftc Mrbcjocre bor
en- go6 2ejligbe0 me6 &ohc, og Sen
aorlige Seize berof er fun fra 25
til 80 &roner. 9f 6ette 8eleb in6=
letter 2ensgrebe @eoell oorlig for
bber Mrbej6er IS &roner pao @pa=
refasiebog, og naar @e6fommenoe