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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL GATH
ERlNG SCHEDULED FOR THIS
CITY IN MAY.
DATE, MAY 1924 FIXED
At CITY CONFERENCE
churoh in Which Sessions Of Conven-
ton Are to Be Held Will Be Chosen
l.ts-commttees to Have Charge
Of Arrangements chosen-state Sec
rotary Speicher, Des Moines, Here.

The date was fixed and preliminary
plans were made for the forty -seco1o
annual convention Of the MarshslI
County Sunday School Association, at
a meeting of city Sunday school work
ers. held at the Y. w. c. A rooms
Monday night. The convention is to
be held here May 1924. The church
or churches in which the sessions OF
the convention will be held are TO be
chosen later.
The plan to hold the county conven-
ton here was submitted to the sun
day schools Sunday. A majority We're
favorable TO it. This action was ratl-
fled at the meeting held last night.
Committees Appointed.
The following are the committees
that We're appointed to have charge OF
the arrangements.
Music-Mrs p. F. Arney, Mrs. c.
Z. Pickard.
Program-Rev. E. H. Brown, NJ. NJ
Dickson.
Place of Meeting-A II. Welker. S
w. Rubee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES olist, Mrs. G.
w Sparks Baptist, Mrs. George w.
Gilbert: German Evangelical, Miss
Martha Pfeiffer; Congregational Mrs
f. r. Lay; Friends, Mrs. ". A. Pike;
Presbyterian. Mrs. William Barrie;
Central Church Of Christ, Mrs. A. NJ.
Treat: State Street United Evangei-
cal, Mrs. Lester Williams; First United
Evangelical Mrs. Clyde Whitney;
United Brethren, Mrs c. E. Pilgrim:
Church of the Nazarene, Miss Letta
Small: Swedish Lutheran, Mrs. H. Nell
son; Elm Norwegian. Mrs. Chris Lar
son.
Delegates to Be Chosen.
1t is expected that about seventy five
delegates from the Sunday schools Of
the county will attend. One OF the
details of business to be transacted by
the convention will be the selecting Of
delegates to the state convention to be
held June 1 to 6
There was a fair representation of
the Sunday schools Of the city at the
conference last night. c. E. Pickard,
president of the county association,
presided. Rev. ]. G. Speicher of Des
Moines, who was chosen secretary of
the Iowa Sunday School Association,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
COURT IS LENiENT WITH THOSE
,NDIcrED-DRUoclsT GETS
OFF WITH $500 FINE.
sElNERT sURRENDERs
HIS LIQUOR PERMIT
Other Case Against Druggist, Indicted
for Nuisance, Is Dismissed by County
Attorney-Forser Goes Practically
Frse-PIander Gets Sixty Days in
Jail-Anson's Fine Affirmed.

Assured that County Attorney A. Ct
DAILY would recommend to the court
that leniency be shown those indicted,
all but one of those whose cases had
not already been disposed of pleaded
guilty in the district court this morn
ing before Judge w. N. Treichler. Act
ing on the recommendation of the
county attorney in each case, the court
imposed only light sentences.
Six cases were disposed OF w. c.
Beinert. East Main street druggist who
was indicted in two bills for selling
liquor illegally. was fined $500. the
costs, and $50 attorney fee for the
county attorney. Beinert's attorney
voluntarily said that the drug stores
permit would be surrendered at once.
Had he not done so the court would
have ordered the permit Cancelled. The
other indictment aginst Beinert was
dismissed by the county attorney.
Forger Goes Free.
Mayo Eubanks. alias A. B. Little in :
dicted for forgery and issuing forged
instrument. goes practically free. He
was sentenced to an indetermtnate
term in the state reformatory OF not
more than fifteen years. and was fined
$1,000 but the fine adm sentence were
suspended and Eubanks was paroled.
He is to pay the costs. Robert E. John
son was appointed his guardian, and
by the courts order Eubanks Is to re-
port to Johnson at stated periods.
PIander Gets Sixty Days.
W. D. Plander, indicted for assault
with intent to commit murder. was
fined $1,000 and the costs and sent to
the county Jail for sixty days He was
arrested for shooting at Constable COL
Inns when Collins tried to arrest Plan
der while he was stealing coal.
Frank Arson will pay fine OF $50
and the costs OF g charge Of stealing
corn. He appealed his case from JUS
,ice Millards court, where the fine was
imposed, then withdrew the appeal this
morning and the justice courts fine was
affirmed by Judge Treichler.
The case against William Reeve. who
was indicted for burglary. is yet to be
disposed Of 1t may be tried or he may
plead guilty.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, Office and veter-
mary hospital 1o7 and 100 East State
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
MOVING DAY IN TOWN.
Many People Changing Places Of Resi-
donce Turnout City.

Yesterday and today were moving
days in Marshalltown, and many people
in all parts Of town are changing
places Of residences. Houses are be-
ing flied as rapidly as they are va
Gated, and there is still big demand
for desirable homes. In a single block
in the Second ward three changes were
being made, and one concern reported
the moving of seven different families
and refusing to accommodate as many
others because Of lack Of teams ana
men,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
SPRING COATS.
Styles More Beautiful Than Ever Be
fore.

Benedict & Brnitnall have very
complete line of coats. both ladies' and
children's They make a feature Of
ladies' and misses coats in moderate
prices; coats that range in price from
$3.50 to $25. Many new coats are ar
irving this week, and before selecting
il will pay You to call and see this
assortment at
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL'S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
Board of Review.

The board of review for the adjust
ment of tax assessments in the city Of
Marshalltown will meet at 9 o'clock
each morning, at the mayors office,
at which time and place taxpayer may
appear and present his calims. w. II.
Jones mayor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02

was present and urged the necessity
Of closer cooperation between the
churches and the Sunday schools. He
or some other officer and worker OF
the state association will attend the
county convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02

DR.. F. ]. Neiman. Office and veter-
mary hospital. 1o7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404, residence 372.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
Notice-March 13, 1912

l have disposed Of my interest in the
firm of Toombs & Downs to w. NJ.
Pyle.
The successors Of the firm of Toombs
& Downs will receive all money due
the concern and pay all accounts due
from the former partnership Of Toombs
& Downs. E. L. Toombs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED.
Or. L. e. MiIsy Arrested for Praetieins
Without License.

DR.. l.. E. Miley. a Chicago specialist
who visits this city regularly, was ar
rested by Chief of Police Clark this
forenoon, charged with a ntsdemeanor
in having violated the city's ordinance
on the licensing OF transient doctors.
and practicing here without q license.
DR.. Miley pleaded guilty before Mayor
Jones and paid fine of $25 and costs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
Dunn Taken 70 D., Moin.s.

Arthur Dunn, who was arrested here
for selling liquor illegally, was taken to
Des Moines Monday night by Deputy
United States Marshal George Bidwell
Dunn'e case will be taken up in the
federal court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
WANTS NEW TRIAL
Motion to Set Verdict Aside Made il
Clark Case.

A motion for a new trial. and to set
the verdict aside, was filed this morn
ing in the case Of Mrs. Helen A. Clark
against the Iowa Central. This Is the
case brought for 1892 damages for
the death OF Mrs. Clark's sister, Miss
Minnie D. Ashbrook. The Jury re-
turned verdict Of $500. The motion
to set the verdict aside sets up the
claim that it is inadeQ uate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02
Attention!

Travelling Mems Club: Our next
dancing party will be held Saturday
evening Of this week. April 6. Com
nittee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
Grt6ienot.)

Moor G6icogos nan1fe Torplum=
%ringsorgan rpffer / Marfen meo
0un1me @ennprfninger ONT $50
lten"s berettige0e Mnfe MOS &acine=
Mpbil0-6eitfomiteen eller moalfe
rettere Sen ipec:elle @erre paa &omi=
teen, lom ioa irrigt gift Srganets oa
Mebil0folfcncs 9gren0e, maa 0e1
bel nnrmelt onlees for Ell at DC
po1lige uMori ombeber", Ser rfra:
bigelig trenger frem iom 6plge al
set alti0 in6erl!ge 3nlfc ON at ia:
Sc.
$ 6ette Gillette CT Set oog oirfelil
M / ont at ie Torpll1mringsor:
ganet citere Orb som uSmoaligbebA
og BRUCE ltotrpf lom uiloor Jals III
egen &erre paa @als", upriba
Giggeri og @relleri nuerfor 6orenin
GET og &omiteer", lamt ullfpems
or6" og v9locfmoil" - morlon1
for6i set 10 er e1 npjagtig Mf{pej
ling al Organets oq bets o0idie l1t
gibers egen 5remgangsnaooe II
pon 17be Mar.
u~Saofommeriournoliiten" oe0bl
Der at bore fig ielp Zig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

fen, for at ogmme ON 6eres @ggt=
be6. Maturltgpts tog ban moo
'Silbu6e, og ban tiener mi fine @en-
&c poa Ell 9rltg Maa6e.
Y @n 6orbrpoer / Slli1ois, iom bar
0dmt til De6en, fit &tlb1t6 fra en-
@irfuseier ON moo @etaling at la
6e fin Stemme optage / en- Joro=
graf. So Sage fgr &enretteIien
fom Man6en me6 Sonografen, og
Sorbrp6eren, iom ipntes, set bele
bar moriomt, inaffe6e LIS / Sont.
grofen ON fit 6oubrpoelie. Cirrus
eieren tiente en- lille 6ormu1e paa
BET u%interesiante M1mmer", iaa
rtiltalen6e og root set ems har.
ut 6orbrp6ere faar sggteifabstil:
buo | Sengilet, ct gonite olmi110e=
ltgt. Mltgepel ifl1l6e man lpnes, at
Der maatte ualmin6eligt Mo6 til
for at fri til en- &bi1oe, iom bab6e
mpr6et fin Mon6; en- ioo6on fit bog
lite mtn6re ems fire Silbu6 ONT @if-
termool.
@n Jung &pin6e / 2on6on, iom par
nos NJ So NJ G,,T+ Sdn4o ~ S,r,Yrn
fig ieln og lit Barn. Get misIpffe~
6es, og FUN 6gmtes til Tengiel.
Me6ens bum ia6 Ser, fit FUN 8reb
fra en- @an6, iom ttlbp6 at egte
ben6e. @an bop6e lR1t ON ber16es
igrgelige @fi@bne og felte cit ioo=
BON Onf me6 ben6e, at Fan bil6e
etoe ben6e og Barnet ct Stem. ga
BUN fom no. lto6 @rplll1ppet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

&uicnbpit. @e0enS III fer til
2an6s fun 6Drfer @olerne for 6eres
poeliful6e 5fjenbeos Sfpl6, bgrel
Sc / on6re 2onoe til De bigtigitt
NDtteplanter.
S anoen @alpoel al Maj begDr.
Ser / set ip6lige 8a1lgarien Stolen.
bg1ten, iom barer til Mioten al
Sltni. Set er fun Sc lige uoiprua1e=
ne &nopper, JONI fan bruges til
;6abrifotion al &oienolie, buorai
Ser alene / Dalem pe0 &aianlif oar:
Zig pro6uceres LOO &ilogrom. s
belle 8ulgarien %pro0l1ceres ser aar=
Zig ca. 10000 &ilogram &oienolie
S Sgitens Sis begpr0er &pin6er-
ne allere0e be6 9aggrp 6eres Mr=
bei6e / @oienbaberne. @eo 9=Giben
bol6er 6e imi6lertio up igjen, 90
&e1ernes 0l1ft paa bette SiOspn1f1
|aftoger, iaa Sc life fan anpe1r0eS
I'LL Silbere6elie al Ollie.
Soar cit &11rp ct fpl6t me0 go:
Ter, bliber SEN bRlot no / G9ffe
JONI fan r1r1me 1O-15 @ilogram
|8lom1ter. 59ffen bliber, r1oor Ser
er f1l6, al M9no bragt in6 til 8p:
Ell. @e0 EFT ganife iinrpel 9eitilla:
ton u6orager man ser .S1ien a
&oIerne. Nf 10000 &ilogrom @o:
ienbla6e foar man ca. 1 &ilogron
&oienolie.
9an0len0e fra Son tontinopel op
fipber Slier og fpl6er Sen 6ereftel
poa ganife imaa, bermetilf tilla1ffe:
Sc, guloforiire6e 6laifer, iom Ser:
pao bringes / &anoelen.
Sc @oier, man 0prfer / @ulgo:
rien, er Ben lpiereoe, iffe=fpl6t'
Gamoice1erroie, 0en felt bpi0e Hoic
alba og ben i%oafol6te ~Stombolet5""
en- Mfart al 9omaicenerroier. Mor
|er life ierltg ombpggelig n1eo 60
lernes &leie; ONT &tnterel1 faor 81
Iiot @poning, og set ct alt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
8nll 9nrbam sen bebite Sobaf.
Tapprit / 50 %ar.

@f Ell 5aporit, ligegploigt / bpoo
&et1ing, for0res ser / 6isie Gage
|af baaro &onfuruenee> ierlig trent
rogen6e @genifaber, bnis sen pil
opnaa at blipe 6o(fets &ele6egge.
|Men at bore u5tierne" / 50 Star
|og 6aglig itige / Bopularitet, set ct
EN- @e0rtft, ion nelten fan fol6es
p%i6u16erlig, og 11oget, iom mar al
orig fpr bor oeret Gio11e til / So
baffenS @iltorie.
Seer Set ct bpao u8ull Da1rbam"
|Tobaffen bar gjort. Si0en Sen
Sag! 6en itarteoc ltn ereful0e Sci
ersba11e for 50 Nor li0en, bar SEN
|bun6et Dn6eit bos alle @lifere al
go6 og rem Sobaf og bar foritaaet
at boloe 6erlteplaoien igiennem 0is>
lie mango Mar. Gems 1talmin0elig
go6e &bulitet gln6eoc bore Te0re
|og 8eoitefeore, og ioog bar ri ita=
Big u8ull 9urbom" / Sc famine
IS Gents M11sielinspoier lige 1oo
rem og oromatiif lom Sen Sag.
Sen bleb pll1ffet / set gomle 011r=
Dam / glor6 Carolina. @i mo6to.
ger Sen famine gobe Sobaf, iom sen
Ser fprlt bleb fpl6t / M11sielins:
poierne for 50 Mor ii6en.
S enbper Giaarbl1tif / 2anbet fan
n1alp fid6c r8rll 9urbam" Gobaf.
Gfteripdrgslen efter 6enne fine
uforfolifeoe Sobof CT c,1orn1. 5io:
lite Mar ole11e blep ser iolgt 352,.
100000 @oler al @l1ll 9urban
lSobof. ~9ull Durbam" er l10:
m9rfet for Gigaretter og iamti0l
meget %pfonolniif at 6r1ge. lis al
boer 5 Gents Ecie fan man lao&
lao Gigarctter. 09 / bber al 6isie
Gigoretter bill mon fi11oe Ell Mro:
ma, iom !ta1 forgjnocs pil leoe ef'
ter ielp I 0prcrc Gigoretter. @bo(
er @rlu16e,p BERTH? 5impeltber
6ennc, at u@1tl( 0urbom" er rem
uforfali fet Sobaf, iom bar bepare
fin fine, aromatilfe Smag.
u8ltll D11rbom" la6er onore on
at benptte Sorfallfning og ollie nit
lige Slags u&rocesi er". Men u8l1l
9rrbam" CT blot rem Sobaf. SIM
ielp It's, bpor go6t en- rem Soda:
imager og ie ioa bbor meget beor'
,em Gigoret er, mar SEN er rl1llet q
~8rll 9urbom", eller pr9p at rpg'
ugl1ll 9nrbam" / cit Hibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
EDWARD T. YOUNG
Republikansk Kandidat for
@uvern6r

Edward 7. Young er fgdt paa e1
Farm | Sibley County, Minnesota der
q. October 1858. Efter sin Skole
gang. har han modtaget U~ndervisnine
we'd Statsuniversitetet, fra hvilket ha1
blew dimitteret som Jurist i 1852 OF
Optog Praxis i Appleton. Han ble1
to Gange valgt til Appleton Disriktets
Medlem i Representatives, Hus Of
to Gange som samme Districts Sena
tor.
Han var Statens Attorney Genera
fra 19O5-19c9. i hvilket Tidsrum del
fremkom ct usndvanligt stort Anita
af vigtige Sager, som allie bleve be
handlede at ham med Dygtighed OF
med sarligt Hensyn til Offentlighe
dens Vel. At disse Sager b@r bl. a
fremhaves:
Forsvaret af LOVEN ON AR
VESKAT, hvorved Statens Skat-
hammer blew beriget med Milo
ner af Dollars. Gre foregaaende
Love af samme Art var blevne
erklnrede ugyldige.)
Dommen i Sagen mod TOM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angaaen-
de EJENDOMSKRE NKELSE,
hvorved Staten tjente store Sum-
mer Og gjOrde en- Ende paa KOm-
p%agniernes r3veriske Overgreb.
SAGSANLEGGET imod JERN-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for ct
Bel9b af 100000 i Gross Earn
ings Skater. hvilken Sag Staten
vandt.
Endvidere de betydningsfulde
SAGER MOD JERNBANERNE,
angaaende Statens Ret til at kon-
trollere og regulere Jernbanekom-
pagnierne. Denne Sag har nylig
varet forelagt de Forenede Sta
ters H&jesteret og anses for at
vere den vigtigste Process, som et
fort siden Borgerkrigens Dage.
General Young er like i nogen son
helst Sp%rinteresses Tjeneste og hen
vender sig til allie de Borgere af Sta
ten, som @nsker en- Fortssettelse al
den Kurs. han hidtil har fort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

&tneitife @brbbere. 81 briitig'
&anott=8eorifter. ct 6ri]tigt 5gr9
bert bar for fort SID ii6en funoe'
I5te6 / @ei=bat=Weis @apn.
@n 8an6e al Jets Sgrppere, be:
bebnet me6 &iitoler og &nipe> en-:
treoe EN- flor fineiiff Diunf> ODER:
manoe0e 8eiatningen og ieile6f
|Giunfen no al britiif 9mraa6e. @n
!af Den fangne 8eletning blep MI al
@ereperne ien6t tilbage me6 Ser
8efe0> at 6erlom Ser fife blep be:
talt 5000 ST.. / 26iepenge, oil6e
&ei item af 8eletningen blipe 6rnbt
og 9i11nten bren6t. @n 9ampbor=
fosie bleb itrafs bemoi1oet me6 en-
@foeling @o1iti og ienot rs for at
forfplge 56rgberne> iom, 6o Sc ioo
fig oberliitet, foribgte at 1tn6fomme
|be6 at iodmme til 2on6. Sc tire
|of 6em 6rufnebe imi6lertio, og Sc
an6re blep fanget og ifuot efter al
iagt Com.
st en6n1t alborligere Tilfel6e al
|@6r6pert bar forgprigt ligele6es for
fnrf Sin 1f6pn f1tnApt SteN ! finp1i1fr
Garban6e.
st ltgrre engelif Motorfartgj
u@bit Sn", ser iejle6e mellem
@oocbom og Mortfing, forlo6 f6rlt=
nebnte 8p Sem 176e M}oi mes ca.
100 &asiagerer. 9o @fibet bop6e
|ieilet ca. 40 @6mil, traf en- 5drg:
berban6e paa - Man0 plu0ielie
&eoolbere frem, 0reD @elptninger
11eb UNDER Deffet og plpnore6e Ser
letter asioeererne for ca. 5000
Dollars / reoe @enge.
@nbper if &olget mellem at ofle
bere fine Eenge eller mite 2ipet
Gu al Hoslagererne, ser forlpgte a
igjere Mo0ltano, blep eiebliffelil
ifuM pg 2iqet faltet oper 8oro. eli
bets &aptein blep 1trengt bepogtct
og ga Mrbei6et n1eo at rn0eriSa'
Hasiagerernes Baggage bar en6t, Fl
bon Sr6re til at 1o6e Sfihet ne11o'
og onfre. Otter Mnfringen d6elng
Sc Sdreperne Molfilren, bborefte'
Sc forlo6 @fi6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
Der Dar cnQQna =

Der bar cngang -. Ser Dor en-
gang cit ing &pinoe: SUM- bar
|fjdn og mul1ter. @e10es 6orglore
gab be110e al &leber og al @leoer
alt, bbo0 bum pegte paa; b1tn fit
Ell Man6 til 9ggte, lom bun ielp
|bab6e gnlfet Jig, og ban bar ben0e
paa &en0er. Sum mente Ell Sio
lang, at @er6en bar til ale11e iom
&omn1e ON ben0es fjerne @illebe.
Men 9pffe, ipntes BUN / enfelte 81
mer, olligepel fife FUN fien0te til.
Goo fom Moogongen. Sum Lao
lgnge ipg efter at babe fpbt Ell
|@pn, og 6n bum fom op, bar ben=
6es fri1fe Sfjdnbeo borte. SUN
gre6 foron Speilet, n1e11 bu bltr
ct 9ieblif bap6e let poa Dre11gen
|Bnggen, ita110ie6e benocs Soorer.
@enbes 6orplbre ogoe. TO imac
|G6tre, Ser fom ienere til Geroe11
niite6e brro ogloo. Mon0en ipig:
te6e Gen0e, og Ell Sag las bun ale:
ne tilboge me6 to TONNE @nn6er
forlabt al &ig0om, al ltngoom o(
&enner.
Sao tog bun fat og ile0 for Sc
6oglige 8rp6 til 9rengen og fl!
Ielp. Sg Set gif. &per Gong fun
iao, bpor6on Grengen pof1e0e, 1trp!
bum bam oner bans @aor, og 1ol
fp1te FUN, bpor6on 2pffen groe6e
ben6e ielb.
Mar fnlgte paa Mor. Mp6eren
|@aar bar blepet groot, og benoe
Song bar ting. Spn1en bar ble
ben Ell aniet Mono, bop0e lelp So
milie og rigeligt l16fomme. Sc
gomle Game las ofte / Gfl1mringe
og t9nfte: uMu fan jeg roligt 81
Seq bar 1aaet alt, bpoo min 81
: itemme1ie par."
Gn Sag fom Sc og fortolte BEND
laa lfaaniomt iom mrligt, at alt DC
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
Drumming M1nopalp, Mo0ogos

SfD1l1tng NF110pQlD, M1OagdS=
farS forlengit aflotte @eriferinoe,
leber iom befien0t / Mlgier iom sen
%franlfe 5tats Neniioniit. SCR 12
Mar ii0en fit BUN ferite Gang Sou
til at fomn1e til &oris, bpor FUN
,blep in6logeret / ct tibet Yeniionat
,og bor un0er 'treng 8olitiopltgt
Sun bor Sen Song @ienitan0 fo1
a01fillig Mpsgjerrigbe6. 9eu fat
bun gjplte 6ro1frige bper Com:
mer og opbol0er Jig oa foru0en
'Sope0lto0en mes 6orfjnrligbe0 Def
@a0elteoet Gieppe. S Sc ii6Ite II
Mar bor gr=@ronmingen boot SRI
@o>pep, @nfe eftcr en- porililf 5fue
ipiller, til Gelifobs0ame. Monabo
los Mniigt far It reli9neret ltotrpf
,og @temme11 er hldb % melooiif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
SpaS straffangcr faar Silbni

@pao S%traffangcr iaar Sil5no
uu. Tor mgen Si0 li0en blco Ell
berpgtet engelif Galifl1er opmt til
fem s(ars Gtraforbei6e. Me0ens
bon Jas / 6engi(et, fit fan Gilbll>
fra ct ltort 8onffir1no ON Mnlnttel:
ie, naar Fan bapbe n0itaoet lin
@trof. Sans Mrbejoe ifltl6e be
1toa / at nn0erlgge olle Sc Mnpis:
ringer og gefsler, lom fom til @alr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

br1tot lammen ON ben6es Sen. Da
Dor set, font folte0e FUN Marenes
&egt og bele set ibun6ne 2ibs @egt
fra fig, og bun iagoe: u2ao mig
fomme til bam. So perre ban bar
bon6let, 6es bpjere ifol ieg elife
bam. Seq er bans Mo6er."
wGort 2on6".)
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montiffens epig itraalenoe, funflen=
Be @fatte me0 Min0er fra lDunone
.@legters Sin / rGarlteniens 81
bolt.
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st Far tyife Torifere mbefolel
at ipile &nefhra0 eller anoet boor01
8rg6. Set (,nroer Spr1ber pq
,Son6fjdo.
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uSasmin".

6prl10en Sen lG0panlige Nrt tln=
bes oglaa en- Dpiere og itorblomltre1
Sort, og iom en- ret betpoelie
@ipl0cube0 les SaSmin meo gull;
broge0e Blade. Derr1e liolte CT Ell
iGrbeles 1fjpn og pr0ef1lb 8nlt
meo 1tore gl,llig=grpme 8looe, met
Sen blipc 11gppe iaa bei lom Sen al,
minoelige Sosmin. Sglaa / llofon:
ten al SOBER og pes GierOer plan-
tes Sasmin, iom laaleoes timber er
rig oefprotip MnnenDelle:
IS @erregoar0ens @ape
/ Mannens Sblperltin,
ser itaar ct pr1oigt 9pltblts, omfran:
Jet meo Sasmtn,
og / Sc ipole 5fpgger, Ser iio0er nj
bans Sfat,
SSasminens Quit Jig hreoer / lnn'
@ommernat,
- Iagte Mftenpinben l1ffer,
|29pet pn0efl1l0t Jig pl1gger,
211no fiber ober 9ltn6 % &rat!" -
Sr6et Sosmin ct al perlilf Sp
rinoelle, og Sosminplunten e
fien0t fra Sc ti6li9ltc Gi0er og ON
tales f(erc 5te6er / v1O01 Scat.
9eapnet SSosn1in er Sen olmin0eli
&c 8enepnelle paa Sen lfjgmne 8ulf
men botaniif let b6rer Sen ilet iff
til S~osminfnmi(ien, pg 6ens Nap1
er &ibepeo C@bilaoelp6lts corona
rius). Sen far ioptaffeoe 9la6e .!
bbi6e, fortltilfeoe 8lomlter. Mo1
fien0er / set bele toget IL oprinoe
|lige Mrter / .&oltfailts, Mor0omerif
og &ino-Snpm1. 9en %ltorb(on
itre6e SS;asmin far bjemme / @i1
lginia og Georgia. S Sen ieuer
far n1a11 flere 5teoer / Gar
mari plol1tet Sasnin paa Scribe
neifrnnter, iirr be0 S~l10fi9rlelen o
L Nerbeoen al &per. FOa0 ser tage
fig npoeligt 1t0 og er n1eget f!ott'
renoe.
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: Qppeus Napu.

S 2opeus Mapn. 5ogl,efog0e1
(oer itaar peloig UNDER Egfle11, bor
lenge foridgt at ltan0ie lin aones
ribenoe Sr61trpm. Nll6ielig tager
ban Jig iamme1t og 11obrpoer me6
,gagD: IS 2obeus Map1r ~ Dolls
&i9ft, &arolinel"