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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-14
Department ~ the Inferno
U. ;. Land Office al bismarck y.
A..iAf IL.

tserial No os:l,s) toct.io N.is ii
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the INTERIOR
Us. Land Office Al Bismarck y p
September u als
Notice is hereby given that
MARkCS GEFKEH
OF Mastel, North Dakota. who, al, Deco
IL, 1905. made Homestead Entry NJ ig.,9
the northwest quarter of nnrtle,is; ,.lla
aud north half OF Observation-Disclosures ~ :
tiOn y, Township III north Range - ~,
the Fifth Principal Meridian. has flied ia,l
OF intention To make final ive-yeat Pr, Z
establish claim TO the land above ,i''>tiR
before r. u. Rocks, Clerk of Tie i,sii
Court, AT Linton. North liasut., M
18th day of November. lai...
Claimant names AS witnesses,
Anton Gefreh, OF Mastel y u,
Sebastian Gefreh. of Ma,iei, \ u
Joseph Fischer. OF Mnst.i y II
Michael Buechler, OF Ma>te. \ u
Il. n. sTLNEN>' l;,seisiqi
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-14
Subscribe for the Record.
tserial No. olosc4.) toct 10 ~,
Notice for Publication.

Serial No. olos6a.) loct 10 NJ. ~
Notice for Publication.
Department ~ tile Interior
q. 5. Land Office al Bismarck y H.
September ~ In
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH FEST,
OF Strasburg, North Dakota. who, on N6N-n..
her 2, 1907, made Homestead Entry NJ gc.li
for the north halfof southeast quarter uafth;
east quarter of southwest quarter aud ot
OF Section 10, Township ISL north Rang, \
west OF the Fifth Principal Meiiaj.u. ia,
filed notice of intention 10 make tita t>e-
year proof, to establish claim 10 tis. l.ul
above described, before Charles 4 ,ifl,s
Judge and Ex-Ofiicio Clerk or III. 'VAAt,
Court, At Linton. North DAKOTA, on l8t iii
day of November, l9l2
Claimant names AS witnesses:
Damien Feist, OF Sirasburg, y. u,
Michael Scherr, ~ Strasburg, \ h.
Anton Srhwahi, OF Strsburg n u
Joseph Lipp. OF Strasburg, y. -.
X. n STEVENS, Reeisl,a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-14

A South Dakota paper says:
Governor Wilson claimed i'm the re-
cent campaign that the high cost of
living was the chief issue. One
family in ten in South Dakota owns
an automobile, as is shown by the
number of these machines licensed.
Steers are selling as high or higher
in some instances than hundred
dollars, and hogs from twenty to
twenty five dollars That may not
be relished by the man who buys
meat; but why should farmers of
the American northwest JOIN the
Democrats in Il campaign to force
the selling Of their products for less
money by exposing them to the
competition of the whole world"
Enough election returns on mem
lers of the legislature in the various
states have been received to show
that the Democrats will have ma
lority IN tine United States senate.
This gives that party possession Of
the presidency and both branches of
congress. This is a very desirable
condition. Il makes the prevailing
party responsible for all legislation.
Parties in the United States are
composed Of people who believe that
the principles Of their own particu-
lar party are best for the nation.
The Democrats claim that tariff
for revenue is what is needed. The
Republicans deny this. and point ia
NWhat happened during the years o,
Cieyeland's last administration
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-14
Serial NO. Olos.4) toci. a 81
Notice for Publication.
tserial No. o1ssl.) Wrr. !. NJ,
Notice for Publication.

(Serial No. 07s.i.l toct l. Nov i
Notice for Publication.
Department OF The lntetin,
US. Land ONCE AT Bi,m;,rrk, y II
October } III.
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH kRl- NM,
Q: Hague, North Dakota. ahp Or F.b.a
y lasi, made Homestead Entry ~ ,jl.s
the southeast quarter OF sout beast 4tiA &.
OF Section !. Township l;M north, Ran
west of the Fifth Principal Meridian an
southeast quarter of the southwest uus7e
and Lots and :. Sccti,n i, Townshp
north. Range - west of the finh Prin
Meridian. has filed notice Of in,-n,l,t
make final fve-year proof. ..st abli>h 81 :.
70 the land above descriied before Chat
B. CArley, Judge and Ex ofIiyin 'i.rk 81 I
County Court At Linton, y. H.. on h'
day OF November, 1872.
Claimant names AS witnesses
.I0aeph Weisbeck. of Hague. y II
John krumn. of Hague, y ~
George Knoll, OF Hague y. u.
John Wetsbeck, of II asu., n. ~ ~s.s4
r. y. STEvEl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
u. S. CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MEETS

Washington. d. c.. oct. 9.-The
first annual meeting OF the chamber
OF commerce. OF the United States
will be held in this city during the
week beginning January 20 1918.
This was decided upon by the board
OF directors in Boston last week Sew
enteen were present TO discuss the
affairs OF the national chamber. All
unfinished legislation OF. the 6lst
congress affecting business interests
was assigned to committees for study
and report A referendum on the
subject OF a national budget was au-
thoriZed to be Immediately submit
ted To the commerc al organizations
OF the nation The directors remain
ed in Boston To participate in the In
ternatiOnal congress of chambers Of
commerce. The directors will next
meet in st. Louis. Missouri, Novem-
ber 19. To arrange the program OF
the January meeting.
The third issue Of the Nation
Business. published By the chamber
Of commerce OF the United States
for the use of editorial writer's and
officials Of commercial organizations
will appear October 81. and will fur
nish a full list OF unfinished business
| legislation OF the 61st congress. Il
will also deal with the general sub
| ject of Porto Rican development
since the administration OF the ar
/ fairs of the island passed into Am
/ erican hands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
A Valuable Suggestion
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE

1t is now conceded by physicians
that the kidneys should have more
attention as they control the other
organs to a remarkable degree and
do tremendous amount of work in
removing the poisons and waste mat
ter from the system by filterng the
blood.
During the winter months espe-
cially, when we live an indoor life,
the kidneys should receive some as
sistance when needed, as we take less
exercise. drink less water and often
eat more rich heavy food, thereby
forcing the kidneys to do more work
than Nature intended. Evidence of
kidney trouble, such as lame back
inability to hold urine, smarting or
burning, brick-dust or sediment, SAL
low complexion, rheumatism, may be
weak or irregular heart action. warns
you that your kidneys require help
Immediately to avoid more serious
trouble.
An herbal medicine containing no
minerals or opiates has the most
healing influence. An ideal herbal
compound that has had most remark
able success as a kidney and bladder
remedy Is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
You may receive sample bottle
Of Swamp-root by mail, absolutely
free. Address DR.. Kilmer &c Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, and mention the
Pendleton Daily East Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09

nineteen were poets, artists or literary
men. namely. Dumas the elder, Haz-
lit, Leigh Hunt. Charles Lamb, Wash
ington Aston. Tennyson, Sir Artuh
sullivan Mendelssohn. Gladstone,
Keats. Lanier Ruskin, Shelley. SOUTH
ey, Bayard Taylor. y. p. Willis, chop
in, Thackeray. In the entire list Of
eminent men possessing curley or
wavy hair only General Thomas. Mar
tin Van Buren, Charles George Cor
don cannot be classed as poets, artists
or literary men. Hair of marked
softness or fullness seems likewise a
frequent accompaniment of artistic
and literary genius. Thus the hair Of
Washington Aston Is referred to not
only as curly, but as 'silken, that of
Rossetti as silken and abundant that
of Eugene Field as very fine that Of
Keats as clustering thickly,' that Of
Lanier as soft that of Ruskin as
luxuriant.' and that of Sumner as a
rich mass The abundant hair Of
musicians, as observed upon the con-
cert platform, will in this connection
7hPS'SA iANtAl w hil' ANohtis
''Those in the list of twenty six
whose hair was straight were Daniel
Webster, James Russell Lowell Grieg
and Napoleon. In view of the preju-
dice in all ages against coarse. bristl-
ing hair the personal qualities of Ma
poleon and Andrew Jackson are not
unworthy of note in connection with
h. -, nf Ia,
es, and the Indian-like hair of Web
ster, perhaps we may associate with
the coarse strain that betrayed itself
not infrequently in the character of
that distinguished parsonage; but the
wiry hair of Lowell Is warning
against too hasty generalization.
and the straight hair of Grieg may
read to us valuable lesson against
carrying too far the notion that wavy
hair is the unfalling accompaniment
of artistic genius "
Finally | appealed to the tonsorial
artist who occasionally condescends to
shave from my face those bristles that
need not be classified either as dark
or light. nor yet as red.
What relation" | asked. edo you
think the color of the hair bears to a
mans genius?"
Pardon me-" he replied, "but why
should such a problem concern one
whose hair is no longer in evidence ?"
\ gift horse gets you in just as
bu1ly at tbo faa1 otnra
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09

\ gift horse gets you In just as
badly at the feed store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
BREATHE
HYOMEI
ANDEND
CATARRH

If you really want to get rid of vile
Catarrh why not give Booths HYO-
MEL treatment a fair trial.
Tallman & Co. are authorized to
refund your money IL you think you
have not been benefited. and on that
basis every Catarrh victim in Pendle-
ton ought to start TO Danish Catarrh
this very day.
HYOMEI is a soothing, healing. an
tiseptic air made from Australian Eu-
calyptus and other antiseptics; it
kills Catarrh germs and contains no
poisonous drugs. Simple instruc-
tlons for use in each package. Com
plete outfit, $1.00; extra bottles, soc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09

punches and baby became almost bald. His
scalp itched and burned 50 badly as 10 make
him cross and fretful.
I'VE used every remedy recommended by
our friends without success. Then We
started with the sample Of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. washing his head good with
the Cuticura Soap and then applying the
Cuticura Ointment. Before they were used
up we could see an improvement In his
condition and bought some more. The
scales loosened and came of easily. In
about two months after we started to use
Cuticura Soap and Ointment the scales
had entirely disappeared and his hair
started TO come in thickly. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment effected a complete cure"
(signed) Miss Ella Ehrlich. Mar. IL, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are
sold throughout the world. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept.T, Boston"
"Tender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick, 25c. Sample free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09

so far has been great success. Be
sides negotiating with the east for
purchase Of several steamers to en-
gage in the transportation Of livestock
to the state, II Is planning a service OF
trade with northern territory.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
HELEN GOULD HOST To 200.
Railroad Y. VI. G. \. Members Guests
az Chicago Lunch.

Chicago two hundred repre-
sentatives of the Gould lines who are
here attending the sessions of the
railroad oung Mems Christian As
sociation. were guests of Miss Helen
Gould at luncheon at a downtown no.
tel The railroads represented in
cluded the Missouri Pacific, Denver
and Rio Grande and the Texas and
Pacific.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
ENGLISH LIKE AUTo.PHoNEs.
Large Exchange To BE Opened by
Postoffice at Leeds.

London.-A new automatic tele-
phone exchange is to be installed by
the postoffice authorities at Leeds.
1t will be similar to that opened re-
Gently at EPSON.
I'VE have taken new building for
the purpose" said one of the officials
Of the department. ''and the appara-
tus is being manufactured and will
be ready for delivery as soon as the
building is completed. We intend TO
make start with 1000 lines, but
eventually the Leeds exchange will
be much bigger than that"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09

In the article by Mr.. Kassel already
quoted are given some statistics rel
ating to the structure of the hair Of
men of genius. OF the sixty persons
under consideration in his investiga-
ton twenty-five possessed curley or
wavy hair. at Is an interesting cir
cumstance," he says, that Of these
twenty-five personages no less than
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09

the top OF his head.
The trouble began as q
rash. The scales In
creased until several
layers thick. The crust
was thick and yellow
and looked TO be all in
one piece but came of
In large scales. His
hair came out in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
GOVERNMENT LINE
PROVES A SUCCESS

Perth. w. A., oct. 9.--The labor
government Of this state, after hav-
ing inaugurated a coast steamship
service. announces tnat the scheme
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
BABYS HAIR CAME
OUT IN BUNCHES.
Layer Of Scales on Top Of Head.
Crust Thick and Yellow. Almost
Bald. Itched and Burned Badly.
Cross and FretfuI. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Effected Cure.

$40 East Washington St., Portland, Ore.
when my brother was one month old a
layer Of scales or scabs began 10 form on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-09
WomeR's S Waists
Demonstration of Gossard Corsets

Madam Weerc expert cor-eerc, representing the H.
" Gosar Co.. Of New York, will be here in store Friday
and Saturday Oct 10Th and 1t and will fit and demonstrate
the celebrated front acng Gosard corset free Of charge Nj
invited call These corscts range in price from $500
II $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
lom in0tog en- bgjere Stilling
Samma1p Sail ems ban ielp.

I~|' '~>S w CSJN~N
Sammanp Sail ems ban ielp.
Son antp0et florerer Bolitifer=
forrllptionen nabnlig / 2p al Gam=
monp Sails 8eifpttelie. 9e6erne al
oenne 9iga, lom ct al megtig po=
litiif S%noflp0elie, bar ligefrem belt
Seem Dorf mellem Jig / forlfiellige
.Giltrifter, bpor Sc bper iinr gjen=
mem Holitiet opfrpper 6eres Mfgif=
ter. Sc u6oeler pripate 8epillinger
til at bolbe Spilleb11ler og 8oroel=
lcr moo bpie Mfgifter.
Seq fien6er cit of otsie 9e0ere og
bar fltlgt bans 2pbebane fra 8e=
gpnoelien. Gerit bar Fan @agobon6,
iao blep ian Gorretningsbu6 og fom
/ 6e,1ne Stilling tilfaI0igpis pao
Sporet efter cit Holitiforbrp6elie.
Mon fjebte Jig ga bans Tausbe6 oe6
at %oper6rage bam ct 8or6el. og MT
oniees ban for en- flor @tatsman6.
San ct uin6ifrerfet @erifer / tit
9iitrift, froterniierer me6 og beifpt=
ter 1ttallige Sorbrpoere % ifriber
fin @a~rsin6t9gt me6 iefscifreoe Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
&olitiets % Eolittfernes &orr1tp=
tipn.

Set er life Wun0spcir, naar Der
ito6ig lp0er 9eretainger ont 6en
frpgtdige 6oroerpelie, Ser til alle
bp6erlige Mennclfer5 Cru mere og
mere gribcr ON Jig / ale offentlige
Gorbolo fer / Mmerifo. Ser tales
og ifripes inoo Sen, og beoerlige
Mpn6 opbDoer olle 0crcs &refter
for at oemme op inoo Sen %lnu0lige
|Gtrem, men ale NnitrGngeller ~
mes forginbes, TIL ltGrferc en6 Or
6ets Mogt ct @ulbets, og inge11
@teoer ct @uloets Magt iterre emo
/ Mmerifo, ncmlig ga / Sc ltorc
8per.
On GnglGnoer, Ser / mango Mar
bor pGret boiot ber / Mmerifo, ifri<
Der III. a.. fslgenbe:
= @n Gen al mig hlcp for ct
Mors Sis iibe,n al eli Sicncr fro
1tiooIet cit foitbor Somling Sl,peler.
San operbrog itrafs CIT bcrent Nri=
potopboecr at oplporc ua fa1gc Tp<
ben, bpilfet oeloo l%pffebes, og oa
Sssi,,neIerne por / gob @ebolb blcp ser
intct pioerc foretaeet. ga leg ipl1rg=
tc, bporfor ban 6og life banoc be11%
pcnot iie til &olitiet, rpiteoe ban
lmilenbe poa 9onot.
Iolitict! Set bapbc bare oelt
@pttet mes Epncn % looct ham
lphc.
Get %nbpeeelieltc CT, at bet tor
r,mperebe Toliti itaor / npjc Gor>
binoelie mes in6f1p6eliesrtge Yoltt1=
ferc % berfor life bebpper at frDgtc
,1oeet fra ope11. Seq for let en- So
litifer i beruiet Eilitano operfoloe
% misbonole Ell ung @pinoe poo
@oben, men 6o to 8etiente oi16e an,
boloe bom, bite ban Sem bare lit
Iilitfort. @aa foretraf Sc lelp at
foripinbc, forbi Sc bi6ite, at ban al
ligepel bil6e blipe l6sloot, iao mart
Sc none6e @olitiitattonen.
ct Meblem al BEN frpgte6e Sam-
monp &all 2igo / Seem Sort mprbe-
Sc / 1911 en- @bin6e me6 &nipitif
% bleb itrafs anbolot al en- @o1iti-
betient, iom lite fieh16te 2igaen og
oeng 8etp6ning. &eiultatet blep
imi6lerti6, at 8etienten iporlpit for,
iponot, me6e11s Mor6eren forblep
paa Srifo6. Sun begif enonu to
Moro, uoen at ser bleb rejit Siltale
MOB ban, men omiioer blep bon
bog .benrettet, 90 ban baboe pnret
ioa ubeI6ig at oberfaloe Ell Mano,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

Metcoret, ionn iattc SIS paa Gre=
itcgaaroen. Sm BET merfelige Sea-
tl1rfg11ome1t, ga ct Meteor iatte $50
poo &reitegaaroen / Singsaos /
GDoiberige, berettes:
@n6el Soft / 8pgoen, iom bar
uoe, opooge6e plu6ielig, at @im1en
oplpites al ct iterft @fin, ltgeiom
al ct 2pn. DiebIiffet efter iooes ct
Meteor al ct 8%arnebopeos 5tgrrelie.
Set lpite me6 ct bbi6biolet 5fin og
boboe Ell lang reofarpet Sale at
Fartifler efter Jig. @Iuolelig efs-
%plo6ereoe BEN bpiogle6enoe @jerne
mes ct 6umpt BUILDER, og Splinter
ilpngeoes / flere &etninger. Den
bbioe aiprne ifimreoe / alle Garber,
.og itrafs efter iDntes Set 1om om
Meteoret pilbe fIuf11e. On De1 al
Oct ifie6 imi6lertio mes ct iterft
rpoogtigt @fin neo / &etning al
Br9i tegaar6en, og en- li6en @tun6
efter 1og 2uen: op at 2oaoebpgnin=
gen.
Set merfelige Naturfenome,1 Bat
neret let oberolt / Spoiperige, iom
ct baffert uStiernefoI6". Sra 2unos
0bierbotorirm meo6fes, at mete,
oret bar ipobanIig Itort og 2psitpr-
en- ganffe ob%eroroentlig itarf.
2a6ebDgningen brnnote ne6 %
aoen foiteoe Jig ODER paa 5toIoen,
iom ogiaa nebbran6te. .Saget itpr=
teoe ftrafs ne6 % begrabebe 5 @eer,
12 Soar, 4 Grille % en6el SONS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

6aleu. San boboe ct eoot Orb
poo fig, og efter at ban par fom-
men til Mmerita pe6blep BON at
umoerboloc fin fattige Mooer
Morge. San blep gift; mer1 bans
! @ultru bpbe / @arielleng. S
8roinero lepebe ba1 Dos en- 5ami-
lie @ogen. Get lagOes, at Wane
Sen oraf, % 8olb bialp banoc So
gen og 6amilien flere @onae. ga
@ogen Lao ipg / Merpef eber, boo
geoe @olo oper bam Not % Gag,
% oa @agen Dor fommen Zig, b1ep
@ol6 alnorlig ipg.
S 1889 por Sage, ug @olo poo
.Sqrifmng iammen / @ilfin @oum
tp, W}inn. Motten til oen %. @ep-
tember panbreoe Sc 10 Mr1r0 paa
&ejen til Breckenridge. 0e lagoe
Jig til @nile / en- &pltof. De bob
Sc en6el 8rpnoepin mco, iom Sc
orof. @olo f%orebol0t @agen, at
ben11e burbe ierroe Ecnge bjem til
iin Some ilteoetfor at poelpgge
Dem. Gette bofte Sagel1s Mistan=
fe. pa Sc fpm / Sluasmaul. @ol0
flyer, !@agen Hog bam fprlt, bpor<
efter @olo n1eb ct &eotrG tilf6ie=
Sc &ogen ct Slag, Der bopOc 81
Sen til fSglge. 0e He1rge, lom 9a=
gen bop6e, tog @ol6 meo Jig og
lepcre0e til Sogens @ultr1, ioa
ban logoe, at @oge11 Dor rsiit BORT.
@plo bleb fort efter orrel terct %
gift til @efjenOelie. Surpen moo
tog ho11s Eilitoaelie al 3rabet;
men ser Mep il1gen 6orflorillg at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @opoe Der bic
bet Get, antoges Set, at ban pi(oe
bape foaet Ell Strof, iom TIT Diloe
bpret mere ems n6l onet. Spm Oct
bar, blep hmr oen1t til lipsporigt
6G1glel for &opn1orb.
! S 6Gnailet hor @olo opfert Jig
efsemplori1f. SEQ at orbejoe @fs=
troti6 bar bar tjert Henge, bpor=
me6 ban unoerbolot lin golnle 800
ser / Mor9e, loo lu1rge bum lepeoe.
SON bar oglan billlpet o1rDre tr9n=
ge1rbe. @n @usmmo I Morgc, lon
bop0e miltet lin SO, fit laoleoes
Eel1ge al Dum til at fjpbc en- So
for.
/ @olos Sog far fpr pGret oppe
for Observation-Disclosures. 81.
SEN Sen li01t Dor oppe, bart Suacn
pGret gjem1emgooet grulr0ig Al
Observation-Disclosures. commissioner
be1l11ttcoe Snsoog at operlobc Ga
, gen til &oro1fommislionen, iom
mpoer / n91te i19e. @ol6 fommcl
loo1e6es ri gan1fe mart.
{, Eo1tor @9nerlt6 banoe nleO iil
for Observation-Disclosures 81
major Samuel 2pr6. Stotsu,oito1
Sperlon, &onll1l 6. $. @obe %
onore, Ser or in%tercslcret / Mplb:
Sno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
UDVALGTE BIGGER.

). BaorSset, Roman af CART Rtlar, 6Dc, eleg,
3ndb. s5c.-Udvslgte Hventyr Of f1fstorter. ~
II. G. Andersen, 1852 Slider, 6s Illuetrationer
telling fra Norge af Jonas Lac, 5oc.-0baee.
lit Rtlar, 6 Slider. 81 90, eaeg. indb. $1:2e.
lndb. s.. 5o.-Ko0gens Yndttsg, II Carl Her.
mann, o slider. 500. elee. 3ndb. $1.b0:-
Ssuendshlsterier. af n. Drachmann. S5c,
eieg. adj $1.25.-Sktebnens Spill, Roman al
II. Bjursten, $40 Slider, $1.-Paa 0uds Veie.
afBj. Bjsrnson, coo, eleR. indb. 81 .oo:-.sos.
1'lnt, Fo~rteIinger. Skitser og Digte afAdan
Dan, 6Oc, eleg. fndb. 95c.-Den lille Deala1na.
Or, smaating til Oplesning. 44e sider., Ant
tndb. $1.25.- Nybyggerne OF Blokhussf. to
Portel,in9er IF Kr. Dsterga ard. 3ndh 7os.
~~ Skrfv efter fv1dstoendiN katulo0.
C. RASMUSSEN PUB. "a. -
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minneapolis

st. EcoerS oan1fe chang. llttb. Strife,
20. Mpe. g. % 8. ct. @uostie'
neite Spn0ag 6orn1iooag 81.
1890. Genbngslfole 1orn1. 81.
$50. Nltergo,1e fprlte Sgnoag
toer Monneo peo Gormiooags.
g~uostieneiten.
s ttrteliee Anliaaepoer beoes
man benoenoe Jig til 8irfens
Nrait, Baltor 81. S. Sarpqacrn
1928 6. 90. ct. Selefou: Z. 6.
|, Center 4515.
Grneit 6. Sratt bor opertaget fin
ape Stil1ing iom Meolem al 5fole'
commissioner iite6etfor Stoleoiref,
tor 9ooio s. 5menlon. @r. Bratt
bil inotoge Scr. S>uenions &omite>
Itillinger.
&rritebulisen, ser tilbprer SSSm=
manuels 6anif ep. lutb. Menigbe6
bar ifprt Jig M Mp6er, i6et BEN er
bleben malet og thinner iaa set CT
ZEN 2p1t. @n Mo,16 / Menigbeoen
gao Malingen. og to andre Men6
uoferte> Mrbeibet frit.
@aitor q. @onien boloer to @ef-
Ter al 6ore6rag / &inter, Sen enc
@effe ct ODER @irfebi1torien, sen
on6en gammelteltomentlige gmner.
is Mften boloes Toreorog oper 6te
log Zoe Sag al @fabeliens &iltorie.
Nefte Tirsoag Mften taler @oitor
&mien ODER &irfen i oct 4. Mor=
bunoreoe. Mlle Gunife ct pelfom=
ne og Mogong til 6isie 6orebrag er
fri.
St. @ebers banif=lmtberife &irfes
8a5ar ofboloes / &irfens 8olement
Sreoog og 2gr6ag Mften 6en 90
.23. &obember. &bem ser gnlfer al
itgtte &irfen me6 en- lille @abe, fan
enten lepere 6e1 til &aitor Corp,
gaaro eller til Sanitoren 6. Niel,
len, ocr Dor be6 Sioen al @irfen,
.2001 9tb Street g. Set er at bao-
be, at bort berberen6e 6nnite Sub
lifum bill itette Sagen beb ct tai.
rigt 6remmg6e.
J Naaobnstaarnets &loffer CT atte,
begpnM at flemte. Set ipres iom
ON BET mnn bore ct meqet 6oardid1
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Seis @etersaarb al Ges moines
bar laoet bioe, at ian agtcr at no.
forore &enrp Oroeman til GU @rp'
6etomp eneang ! 8inter.
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Mpparot Ser belpreer &lofferingnin=
gen, TIL minoit bperanoen uge er
Ger no9et gait. Sngeni9ren / BDg=
t1irger, Geo. @ull, giber lom Mar=
jag en- forltoppet vMirline" fra &i9l=
ser til Soarr.
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st. PAUL.

nsk Paul Tdaude" removed to Room
sol Court Block.
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We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation If
Uh1e beseg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, aoe E. 9TH St..
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457,065 Spnber Mfel blep / of=
bigte l1ge forienot fra MinneapoliS;
bette er 1885 Sgnber mere emo |
nogen tioligere llge. Sen tiOligere
@eforb inbebap0eS al en- uge / No=
bember 1909. MIle Melmpller er
/ fulo Girflombe0
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Scfs ,,n9c @otorcpfliitcr fro ct.
Saul, ion1 por paa en- Sur til Nein-
ueapolis, bIep arrejteret paa Granf-
lin Mbenre @roen for at babe figrt
for ra1f. S 8pretten blep Sc ilagt
8poer fra $40 til $50.