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The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
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THE 1NTRUDERS
By ANNIE HINRICHSFN
Copyright. 1911. by Associated Literary pr...1
10 nv island" she said.

81. "a nv island" she said
81 hog YOUR pardon for the contradic-
.,.," said the young man firmly. 1T
IS my island"
my father left 1t to me.
INV uncle left 1t to me-"
"you have camped on the wrong Is
,..d There are hundreds Of islands In
,no river. You have chosen. by mis-
,.te one which belongs to to me-"
INV uncIe's descriptions were very
v,v,d His island was a long, narrow
mo with a cabin at each end"
INV fathers island was long. mar
,ov one with a cabin at each end
We're you ever here with your uncle?"
mo We're you ever here with your
tather?"
mo But | am sure this is my is
land"
~ am ~vrally sure that 1t Is mine
have u. objection. however. to your
using the cabin you have chosen as
your home.
you have my permission to remain
IN the cabin in which you are living
II is my property. but shall permit
you to remain there"
The young man clenched his teeth
on the stem of his pipe and stared
wrathfully out at the river The girl
watched his handsome. wrathful pro-
file.
why did you come h~re?" she
asked presently
"A man has right 70 vf..; his own
property Why did you ccn-'''
"A woman has a right to spend a
few weeks on her own estate | came
here because was tired of people
and places My father bought this Is
land years ago and built the two cab
ins. brought my housekeeper and
quantity Of supplies and came here
to spend month
Il came here for a rest and for the
fishing. ! thought | should find my
island unmolested by intruders."
Il am not an intruder" She rose to
her feet and stood looking down at
him. Her white linen hat was pushed
to the back of her head and her red
dish brown hair waved about her
tanned forehead Loose strands of it
blew across her dark eyes and cn her
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

rounded cheeks. Il shall return to
my cabin" she announced. "If at any
ume you wish to consult me in regard
70 matters such as tenant usually
oeslres to discuss with his landlord
you may communicate with me- Other
wise, 90 not address me-"
The young man jumped to his feet.
oh, say, Miss Sheldon" he pleaded,
oil the wrath gone from his face.
oon't be cross just because insist
mat own this island. Won't you come
out Tor row with me? The water
nne and I'm awfully lonesome.
MISS Sheldon looked from him to
'ne river. The setting sun threw a
golden light over the river and the
uees' The steady. soft tapping of the
'a'er on the sand. the occasional call
" olrd, the splash of fish we're the
Vu'y sounds on the island She looked
oacK at the young man. I'll CO." she
agreed
week later they we're sitting on
'ns sand at the waters edge near the
cabin
Ethel" he said. these have been
SPURIOUS days. We came here stran-
eers 10 each other and now"
one shook her head slowly. There
Iere tears in her eyes. I'VE quarrel
oil tne time" she began.
only on one subject" he inter
pUsed
out We shall never agree on that
.ne, ! claim the island: so do you.
son care for the property. But the
se'ious fact Is that we cannot compro-
1nse Neither will yield to the other
~. aust now the island is the cause OF
engagement between us. Later some
s.'as else will be equally provocative
Of trouble"
III deed you the island and then
". need never quarrel over 1t again.
Il is not yours to give away 1t is
%D.ne a,s and shall give It to you"
lou can't 1t Is mine and | shall
NE eu.e II to you for a wedding present
sn come here every summer after
"e are married"
we snail not be married. You may
D.. a.e tne island. shall give 1t to you
N. h marriage between us is impossi-
~ lou are too obstinate. too unwill-
70 acknowledge your mistakes"
moment later her cabin door
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
Support for Door.

rest at the height wanted when open
Fasten two blocks with screws, one
on each door as shown, and attach a
support to each block with a tee
hinge. The folding bracket B il
easily made of a piece of hoop iron.
The support will lie nat on the door
when it is closed, according to the
Popular Mechanics, but will open up
to the right position for a support
as soon as the door is opened.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

slammed. but Bertram Hay was w.rL
ing so rapidly toward his cahin ,ha,
lie oid not hear 1t.
mat night Ethel Sheldon WAS
awakened suddenly. Some one wa,
snak'ng the door. She sat nm and
listened. The housekeeper silent
9Uundly. The shaking continued
lieaVy blows were struck on the door
mere was a growing of mems voices
mans head appeared at the window
ana then vanished The attack m
'ne door ceased There were foot.
steps on the sand and then the rat.
''ihg OF oars and the swish of hoat
Ethel ran into the next room and
snook the housekeeper into terrified
wahelulness. Two frightened. hastily
dressed women ran down the beach to
'he otner cabin half a mile away
AT the first call under his window
bertram staggered up and threw on
his clothes.
rar down the river they could hear
the regular dip Of oars The boat was
going toward the town. two miles In
the distance.
bertram rowed Ethel and the maid
back to their cabin 81 shall sleep in
the hammock on your porch the res,
OF the night" he announced "You
VIII rest better If you know there is a
! protector on guard"
The next morning a skiff landed be
lore Ethels cabin. man wearing on
his flannel shirt a well-polished star
stepped from the boat.
I've brought you notice TO move
he announced. THE owner of this is
land wants to move in and you young
folks are to leave"
The owner?" The question came
from two pairs of lips
Mr. John Brown owns this island.
He came here with some friends last
night and found his cabin occupied.
He banged on the door and nobody an
swered. One of the men looked
through the window and saw in the
moonlight young lady looking scared
to death. They all left then and
rowed back to town Mr. Brown sent
me out this morning to tell you folks
he'd like his property"
But it's my island" exclaimed two
voices
The officer OF the law grinned.
There are lots of islands around
here" he explained None OF 'em are
worth much. under water half the
time. and people camp on 'em in the
summer and are not too particular
about whose islands they help them
selves to. Why don't you folks camp
on your own islands? You've each
got one with two shacks on it. Miss
Sheldon. yours is a mile north OF the
town. and, Mr.. Hay, yours Is just be
yond the next bend Of the river
After the officer had gone they sal
for some time In silence.
ut is not my island" said Ethel.
1T is not my island and l am glad
of It. The cause of our trouble. the
ownership of the island. is gone"
never existed"
But there would be something
else"
ut would vanish as this has done
Besides, you need me or you wouic
not have run to me last night wnel
YOU were frightened. You need pro
tector."
"A landlord may go to tenant io'
help" But the rest of the sentence
was an unintelligible murmur agains
his coat.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

A kind hearted man stopped to COM
fort small boy who was crying bit
terly. Whats the matter, little man?''
he inquired
iii was a playin' marbles vii
Jimmie F-f-field," sobbed the lad.
"Yes, and what happened?"
Il d-d-dobbed eighteen commies at a
white aggie, an nen Ill" The lads
emotion semed to completely over
come him.
Cheer up, son, what happened"
With a mighty effort at self posses
sion. the youngster managed to ex
plain.
After dobbed eighteen marbles Al
white aggie an hit it, found it wal
muffin but moth ball."
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
Crosscut Saw.

other tough, but not too heavy. WOOD
II is not necessary to have very much
snring in the bow. although some
srring adds rigidity and tension to
+he saw. which can thus be run more
essily. The most important points
for the winding are toward the ends,
where the pole is split by saving to
admit blade. The pole should be only
. few inches longer than the saw
when laid out straight.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
Wednesday Mjslaid,

A Broadway actor got carried away
by the spirit Of the times and re
mained carried away for several days
He came to himself in his own room
without knowing exactly how he got
there. A friend sat beside him.
Hello" he said, as he opened his
eyes,, what day Is this?"
This" said his friend, "is Thurs
day"
The invalid thought it over a min
ute.
What became Of Wednesday," h'
asked.-Saturday Evening Post.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
White Corn Is Best.

Experiments carried on at the
Missouri experiment station during
the past four years show that Boone
-county white corn is the best variety
for general use in that state. The
next in order below this are Com
nercial White, ST. Charles White and
peeds yellow Dent These varieties
are doubtless well adapted TO other
southwestern states.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
misnronounceo at First

previty is not so much character
,..,o - American speech as might De
,su nnosed Let me quote one example
In England we choose the snort, u'isr ous
will not plagiarize and say uene. s.
WIN "o o,,otor" whereas in America
wv w. vord "motor" is never used ou'
.ne M ,ougar and more difficult one au
tomobile" is.-Rev. Dr. 'onn 0
of London.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
NEED OF LIME
ON SOME SOILS
There Is but One Sure Way -
Making Known the Fault
and That Is by Pxac.
tica1 Trial.

There is only one sure way Of de-
and that is by trial. An application
of lime over a whole field would be a
waste OF both time and money if the
field were not in need Of such an ap-
plication. 1t is suggested that the
farmer who has not already proved
for himself whether his soils need
lime would better conduct a few SIM
pie experiments at different points on
his farm.
A few barrels of lime or a few tons
of limestone would not cost a great
deal and the labor OF treating a strip
with lime or ground limestone here
and there across different fields in
treat small area here and there. at
different points in the fields in which
crops are to be grown, would involve
but a small amount of labor. These
areas should be very carefully located
ard marked and the results of the ap-
pications should be carefully studied
CT the succeeding crops. 1t is pos
slble that the effects, good and bad
may be easily apparent. 1t is pos
sible that the effects can be discov
cred only by carefully cutting and
weighing the crops from portions OF
the treated areas and comparing them
with the crops produced upon equal
adjacent areas.
Lime should not be applied to ma
|
Lime should not be applied to land
being prepared for potatoes.-Circulal
IL. Michigan Experiment Station.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
CROSSCUT SAW
IS VERY HANDY
Where Logs of Medium Size Are
to be Cut Implement Shown
VIII be Found Con.
Veu1eut.
Crosscut Saw for One.

It is often convenient to have a
crosscut saw that one man can use
for cutting medium sized logs, says
the Orange Judd Farmer. The one
shown herewith fills the bill very
we'll. It consists of blade, handle,
set as shown, and bow REINFORCED
with wire around 1t at various points.
Preferably this bow should be OF
well-seasoned hickory, ash or some
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
SUPPORT FOR
CELLAR DOOR
Excellent Device Is Shown In IIIy1sr
tratiou for Use When Pass.
age Way 1s Wanted
Open.
Support for Cellar Door.

support Tor Cellar Door.
The illustration shows a self-open.
ing and self-closing support for a cellar
door. One-half of the door is shown
opened and resting on the support A.
The other half shows the support
fastened In place. 1t Is very simple
to make and attach.
Use strip of wood for the support,
seven-eighths by two inches, with the
required length to allow the door to
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

The man in trouble has as much
right to believe that God will help
him as he has to believe the sun will
rise tomorrow.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

II 1t is safe to trust God in any
thing it is safe to trust lin in every
thing.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

with sore throat. How much better to
cure sore throat in day or two than to
be in bed for weeks with Diphtheria.
just keep Hamlins Wizard Oil in the
house
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

The more friends man has the
more 1t costs him.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
CaterpiIIar's BIG Appetite.

In a single month. single cater
pillar devours six thousand times it,
own weight In food.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
CHRISTMAS POST CARDS FREE

Send &c stamp for five samples of my very choic-
est Gold Embossed Christmas and New Year
Post Ca rds beautiful colors and loveliest designs
Art Post Card Club. 73 JACKSON ST.. Topeka. Kansas
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23
Budding Genius.

Budding Genius.
Knicker-You think Johnny will
grow up to be president?
Proudpop-Yes; that boy can eat
anything.-New York Sun
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

One Of the most common Of blood dis.-
eases, is much aggravated by the suddsH
changes Of weather at this time of year.
Begin treatment at once with Hoods 6ar-
saparilla, which effects radical and per
manent cures. This great medicine hae
received
40,366 Testimonials
in two years, which prove its wonderful
efficacy in purifying and enriching the
blood. Best for all blood diseases
In usual liquid form or chocolated tab
lets known As 9areatabo. 100 doses q.
The silver messenger., 1912-01-23

important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Lydia e. Pinklam's Vegetable Com
pound. Min Mand sagde, ut dette
Wilde gjeoprette nit Helbred, hvil
ket Diet gjorde."-Mrs. MAY WYATT,
/ Ashland. Ky.
Der er maaske hundrede Tusindel
af Kvinder i de For. etater som har
nydt GAVIN af dette ber%mte gamle
Middel, der frembragtes af Rpdder og
Urter for over tredive Aar siden If Ell
Kvinde, til at lindre kvindelige Lii
delser.
Les hvad en- anden Kvinde siger:
Camden, N. J.-"Jeg havde ell Kvin-
desygdom og en- alvorlig Forskydning,
var tract og mismodig og uduelig til
nit .Arbejde. Mine Lager fortalte
mig, ut jeg aldrig Wide blive helbre-
Diet uden we'd en- Operation, mel tax
ket vnre Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound er jeg nu helbredet
for dette Onde og har anbefalet Diet
til flere end en- If mine Nenner med
de bedste Resultater.' = Mrs. ELLA
JOHNSTON. 324 Vine Str.
Hvis De @nsker specielt Rad
skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham Me-
dicine Co. (confidential), Lynn,
Miss. Deres Brew vii blive aab-
net, last og besvaret af en- Kvin-
de og holdt i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

'2gbet al iioite CONNER bar giord
itore Sorretninger beb 6enes @ioutt.
oerfnre. Set par Gaterfpinben, ser
boboe Ell iaaoan 29geoom / fine
9Gnoer, at bun blot bebebe6e at fg-
lie poa BET iDee Steb, for at set otter
funoe blipe roift. 5amtioig bar
Barret Dog iaa f%oriDnligt, at set
efter at babe bepet @onororet wv
iom &egel 5-25 Ser. foripan6t,
fortnoen set be1te6e &eiultot al SUI
rem ffnlbe biie fig.
Com etr6ru ct oplpienoe ~ og
oplipen6e @fsempel berettes ser /
lannn1e 6orbinoelie ON en- onnif
~Mirafelooftor", ser ligeleoes /
Sommer bar praftiieret / nermere
betegneoe Ggne al 2anoet. Der bar
ben SGregenbeo pes oerne vMe6i=
cinnano", iom ongibes at bore set
gooe oonife Mabn Ma6ien, at 8o=
t%ienterne ems life ielp bebgbeoe at
tro poo, at &11ren bil6e bjGlpe; set
bar nof, naar u9r." Ma0Ien troe=
oe oerpoa, % set gjor6c ban merf=
DGr6igt NOT alti6!
San tror = inprer p%e0fommen6c
inb meo Ma0olie eller onhet 6eot
- og ioo ct 0e1 Sag / Sr6en. On
anoen og enOnu 1tprre Merfper6ig=
6eo be6 Mar0e11 ct SEN, at ban life
8etaling for fine @1,re, og
oerfor bar @6gningen til bom og1aa
ppret neitaoen6e flor.
Men ON &ell1ltaternr al bans
.9ebon0ling iobnes ltooig enbber
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Observation-Disclosures / Sanaelpen,

Tlpbninssfurboloene i Sanoelpen.
S Mnlebning al 6lp0ningsforboloe-
ne / Sanaelpen, ser iom befjenot er
@rGn6leelb mellem Norge og Sim
LAMB pao en- me9et lang @trefning,
bill Ser bep lite sunni, gommel @til,
iammentrebe / ct. petersburg en-
International &ommisiion. Sc
norife Me6lemmer at &ommisiio-
men er efter 6orlp6enoe 9egations=
iefreter / petersburg SofbeIln,
Sorenifriber / @1Ioalen l1Ibe og
SfoDinipefter / Morolan6ifc Sfop-
inipeftorat 6. 6. Nilicn. Set fin
1fe Senat bar opnepnt 0iltriftsin=
genier / n1eaborg Sen 6. 6. g.
@or6pall,. SSngenierosiiitent S. 8.
Eolponen og 6oritmeiter / l%1toiofi
Sfoorepier, fiji. mag. 81. @. &en=
ball. @uligens oil ogloo MrsIono
opnepne @eolemmer al &ommis.
iionen. Ser efsi1terer life nogen
SDerensfomlt mellem Morge og Sin
lanb ON Te6ningen / Sanaelpen,
men fun enitoige norife oe finite
&egler. Sra finif SIDE er ser / set
fi6lte gjort Goreitillinger / MnIeo<
ming af Den norife 6lpbning, i6et
Der paaitaaes, at SEN fattige finite
@efolfning faar fine 6nngitre6i fa=
Der / @Iben pbelagt. Set er be-
ientlig Sen norffe @tat, Der eier
Sfobene / @aroiiof og gore 9onen,
fom Igoer / Sanaelpen, og set ct
tim forbol6sbis ringe &ponta, iom
1eoes iammenlignet me6 lie gprige
f1orife Glbe.
8Db Mor1mpuerue afbol6tes ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

tru anna, Srorup: Mrbmo. gorl
IMfen, 6bb. Jqbrifant 8. @ielb-
fen Mnberien. Cos % @anom.
Slnf &olm. &ellernp:: &eoelpasier
Gbriittan Serenien. @gIlergo: 6bp.
Suititiarius i &bieiteret Gartbon
NDbolm. @barIottenlun6: @fibs>
faptein Soban @cbnicfer. 2pngbD:
Mrbmo. Sens Mn0erien at @irfergo.
Sellerup: <nftmaler 2eon OILERS.
Sfoosborg: 2D6ta Stenborg. Or
or1p: Gnfe @lbine Ma6ien. Gen
tofte: @roes Senien. Mpel 2eioecbe.
9ronninggaar6: &unItmoler 2a11.
rios Sacbt. 5gllerpb: @nfefru
Dortbea 8lom. 8re6e: 2prer
Niels Sfiol6ager.
S 8robinicrnc.
MsienS: S'obanne 9ar1en. 6plle=
1teo: GasmuS @anien. Npfgbing s.:
@rna Ye0erien. Mageliti: 2ourit5
2arien. &e6bp: 8apirbonoler @il=
belm Gorltenien @bibD: Mbelone
Nielien. Nerre 8robp: Sans 8og=
bolm. Wunfebo Mnoelsmeieri:
Mogens Hielien. 2ombierge: Sri
ifine @rifien. Marnp: @pflebonoler
&unien. Stege: Dprlnge
Sperien. &l1tb MelIer.
Gsbjerg: Mlbine @jitrup. Martbine
Ginoinglano: Sobana1e @g=
&eile: Mnna Seller. 8gr=
top Sfob: Mnna Syprgeni len. Gem
big: 5parefas1e6ireftpr Carl 6.
Anoerlen. Torm: &iggo Gcborbou.
@oloing: &iritine Eeter len. Marp
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o Dutotn.

-S1iber 6. @eresfor6, iom bar
Glerf be6 Boitfontoret / Sarge, ct
blebet ioemt cit M1llft al 5000 og
iefs Maane6ers 6engiel for l1noer=
lgb. San itjal min0re GUNNER /
&ontoret.
- 8. q. Morgon fra @rano
Sorts bleb / Gpberalretten / Sarge
funoen ifploig / at bope brugt De
Joreneoe 5toters Yoit for at BE-
bragg fine Me0mennefer. San blep
opmt til 80 Cages 6pngieI og CT
W11lft al $500.
&irfen, lom ltaar 8 MiI moro
for Sriifa> neobrGn0te til @runoen
forleoen. 9en foite6c mes SSsnpen-
tar omfrtng $4,000 o9 par asiure=
re1 | Sarnes County Wt11tuuI ST.
iurance So. Breitegaor0en, lom
itoo pe0 Si0en al &irfen, bleb req
oct. Paltor S. Boone CT Menig=
beoens YrGlt.
@illiam 8. MIliion blep ar
relteret n9r Bettibone al 5beriff
S. g. Mtfins. San er amlaget for
at babe begaaet Mor6 / Snoiana.
Sans &ammerat, Broom, er blebet
arreiteret fer for oen famine syorbrn=
belle. De lar begge tilitooet; men
Sc taiter Sfpl6en poo binon6en.
o%perfolbt en- @jebman6, tito
og p%lpn6rebe bam. Set bar fIere>
Tom berte 5fl16oet; men @ierntngs-
ln6fom. @beriffen tiente
$3.50 poa Nrreitationen.
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ting. Jeg naVde ell
Nyre- Og Ell Kvin-
~desygdom og var
saa daarlig. at jeg
like kunde finde
Hvile hverken
Dag eller Nat. Jeg
havde allie de bed
ste Lager i Byen
og brugte mango
Slags Mediciner,
men intet hjalp
mig indtil jeg for
spgte Deres vidun-
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Mub Tpriparsnibaismen.

ci%aliiternes 6ercr / @ammerfeit,
&onsien, % flere al bans Menings=
Teller / @pen bar melot Jig us at
@ocioliltpartiet paa @rulr0 al 0et=
tes Mgitation moo 6oriparet, meo~
beler vSromsgpolten".
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ndoe 0anmar6
Gjp6enbapn.

SkJpOSltvNOu<
Hetrine Senlen. Carl @orrlen.
SIP. @p0fer Soboniens @rlitru go
fte. Or. il,ris @ompert5s SIT
'1tru @olalic. Sfomagcr Ssprgen
SSenie1r. ct. Solepbs=5plt Caro-
lima @ilrnes (Splter Morie Nor=
berto)). Sens Niclien. 6rf. Gon=
ltantine Meper. Trf. Mnna Giccb=
mann. @,rsbolocrifc Se1iine Gbri=
i%tianlen. Morlfanoiier Sens Sent
ien. 6oritan0cr for Set fgl. @aiien=
bus Stteiens @>1itrl1 @milie. 800
fermlel ter 9rocfs @nfe Signe.
8%unotmager Sborpol6 @onien. @ar=
Der @tel es @11ltrl1 Caroline. @nfe
Sine San0itrgrn. M11rer Sen lens
@ritrlt Gbriitine. 5fomlager 5rGr-
cfels gnfe 2opile. SIP. Sfolebe=
tjent Garl Sfjpot. Sfomogcripe nO
@briltian Nilsiom. 6bp. 5freooer=
meter MaOs Fcterien. Gborpal6
5grenie n. Spmrer Morius Ylini=
usien. 9etoilbanOler s. 90. @r6ns
@l1ltr1 Morie. @nfe Maren Mbam=
fen. Sne0fer glioi ems @ultru 2an=
ra. MalerIbeno Sprgen @anien.
9amelfrG00erinoc Trf. Sobom1e
6re0erifien. Sagfdrer Sbeooor
Srpllno. 9ameifrroberinoe 6rf.
5opbie &aaitrup. 2pgteinipefter
Sligo @onien. 6bb. Murermelter
.Srieoricb @icbmonn. &%orsbetient
Scbiemnnns gnfe Gortbea. 8og=
bin0er Carl &enrifien. Tbp. Ma=
lermelter Grif Golban=@oabjern.
&ontoriit sSoban MuDien. Mnno
@brilteni EN-. &igs6agsbuo Mnoerlens
@u1tru &eopig. 5neofer Daniel1ens
@nfe @0op. Sneofer Garliens SUI
ltru Gboro. Sprgen Se11ien al SIRE
%oerifsi1tno. Gppogrof Mn0ers 9abls=
gaor0 al &an0ers. Trf. @milie
@amue1. l1lriffe Niel1en. @lie
&riitcnien. 5pcrife @il0a &erslon.
@rosierer Ssear 8rpcbner. 9rifts=
inipeftpr Carl &el,mcrt. Sfomoger
Sens 6riis. 6rf. Sul0a Mielien.
6bp. Stuff Sens &riltenien. @nfe
Marel1 Senien. 6rf. @milie Nis<
fen. @aitinmano Sobaniens SUI
itru 2al1ra. Sperife 3enio Sben6~
fen. @nfefru &enriette N~eterien.
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@atbinfo. SIP. 5orretningsbuo
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fen. 5fre0oeripeno g. STR. sye11=
Tens @ritru Gnc Morie. 6bb. Mel<
Ter 6er6inonb @ojtr1lp. Sfomoger=
mel ter &ieliens Sui trr1 @briitine.
Mnmelbtc for Trcocrifsbcr9 Gfifte=
ret.
Muiifoirefter Gbriition Senien.
Sbb. Sernlteber Beter Serial. 8u6
CHARLES 5cbmiot. &luoeiomler
Sans Senien. 6rf. Sobonne 0lien.
Sa1tor emer. Ieroinanb b. Brangen.
6bb. &egii6r SS1lius Sacobien. @n=
fe Soa S1len. Ggmrerlbenb Seren
2arien. gnfefrn @milie 8obl. 2eo-
pogter &eter Nielien. 6bp. Soar
i%fan6iier Sens Senien. @nfe Mette
S6renien. 8bp. @erreosfoge6 6rant5
2angfil6e. Sfomager Mrabam
@epoemanm. Eartifulier S. SEN
iens @llitru &iriten. 8agermelter
Carl @eDer. Maifinposier Sens
9olger1en.
Mnmelbte for Morbrc 8irfs Sfifte=
ret.
Seobef: gnfe Seniine Mnoerien.
@entofte:: Srf. Mnna Dircbien.
S%tobsbabeo: Mureripen6 &arl Car
len. &erlep: @nfe Sine @briitenien.
9pereb: &useier 6. 8. Seniens &u-
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= CARRIER 8. g. 9ielta0 / Sano=
mes 6goe famine Sag paa set Oerbe=
ren6e Mmtsipgebus.
= 6bp. Sfibsfprer S. e. S6ren=
len, / iin Sis S110ebober al &be0er<
firmoet al iomme Map1t, er fdrlte
Finie6ag afgaoet peo D90en / Sri
ltionia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

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5000, bboraf $500 er g%ienfunoet.
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ser al en- 2an6epeisreber. &11gle11
ct funoet UNDER 5ful6erblaoet, ioet
ban bIeb ifl1ot openfra. @enotorer
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ifltlbe ffere al Eouget, b9lte6e
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