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The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06

covery and they returned. A re-
written said the child died.
The Bell Telephone Co. has set
aside an appropriation of ten
mill on dollars for pensions, sick
benefits and life insurance for it's
employees. II has f7s,fo0 employees
ami the amount Is not large pro-
portionately but the move is a
liberal one and means much to
the employees. The Marshall en-
ployes, like the rest, are feeling
good over the move. This includes
the employees OF the Western Union
Telegraph Co and the Western
Electric Co.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06
Local Items

Miss Lillian Reed, Of Kansas City
Ia v,s't;ng former Marshall frienas'
q. w. Nichols was over from
Miami last Wednesday and made
Ms his annual appreciated call
prof. I. N. Evrard attended a
board meeting Of the reform school
AZ Boonviiie Saturday.
T.. d.. williams and wife spent
Thanksgiving with the former 8
parents near Miami
w. II. Meschede spent Thanks
giving with his mother near Lay
nesville.
Millinery mt l-2 price,
Ema Nj. Chnffee. 1850
Miss Esther Heiiert, OF Hisg MS
Vile, spent Thanksgiving with her
uncle, J. J. Witt, and rem iined
over ounutys
Fred Anderson and wife OF NAL
Ia Bend were guests at the home
of 4. ID. Williams a few days last
week.
Misses Ruth AMI Mary Scott and
brothers, Oliver AMI Harry tpent
Thanksgiving with their cousin,
Mrs. q. p. Wenzel near Slater.
Mrs. A. w. Pitts, daughter and
son, OF Roanoke, spent Thanksgiv-
ing here with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl,
Althouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Williams have
located in Chicago whore Mr.. Will
liams has aposition as telegraph
operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel viz
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06

One Of lhs hf0t thing thaA vu1
told me whom ] landed In ths stale a
Massachusetts,. IN NJ vacation irom
the territory Of Hawaii. waa tAs story
Of = little Girl In The sabbath seAool-
The class ri asked by the teachsr
what heather . several Girls gave
answers. and finally this little one pus
up her hand, shaking Il most visoy
ously. and the teacher asked her. ana
this war the definition she gave.
Heather II anyone born octsidc tfa
stats Of Massachusetts Fyehanea-
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06
PrsvIdss Tor Care Il Dumb Animate

Provides Tor Care u Dumb ANlmala
A new club appealing 10 lovers Of
dumb animals II In the course Of for
nation In LONDON. under the patron
age Of many wsli-known people, A
novel departure will b the dogs
oloakroom. consisting OF premises.
with attsndants. which will b. utilised
Tor the purpose Of taking charge Of
members' dogs when visiting the club
Boarding. IL animals q tho club viii
b one Of the features. and there viii
b Z catsring section where doSs oan
have thsir meals.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06

w. N. Wilson, superintendent OF
the county hme, was reelected
president OF the State Association
of Almshouse Officials at their meet
ing at Hannibal last week. The
next meeting will be held in ST.
Joseph next November.
T. j. Johnson, of Herndon, re-
turned Saturday from Kansas City
where he had been several weeks
in Habneman's hospital where he
had undergone a serious operlt.on
for appendicitis. He has had a.
rather hard time OF II but has good
prospects Of an early recovery.
Mrs. N. e. Johnson, OF Belle Ave.
was the fortunate winner of the
set Of granite ware offered by the
Broken Dollar Store for the near
est guess to the total vote OF Mis-
souri, at the late election. Her
guess was 696,779, one too many.
Ernest Kennedy was very close
CO., 1856.
Trimmed md Untrim.
med Ia IL, feathers and
flowers l-2 price.
1850 Ema Nj. Chnffee
Mrs. Jos. Schieszer returned from
Hardemin where she had gone to
help care for Mrs. Ed Schieszer,
who gave birth to twins Monday
preceding-a boy and girl. Unfor-
tunately the boy died, and was laid
to rest In Ridge Park cemetery
Tuesday. The mother and baby
daughter r doing nicely though
we are pleased to say.
Our good friend, Mike oppar,was
up from Slater one day last week
and made us his annual visit. He
says he Is al strong n Republican
rs ever and believes the Republic
cans will soon be put In power
again Is he can't see how TIE
Democrats can make their cam
paign pledges good, and rs n re-
suit there1l be more dissatisfaction
soon than ever.
Miss Frances Nap.on returned
Wednesday from Hannibal uboro
she attended meeting OF the
State charity boards. She reports
n most excellent meeting and a
trend for uniform and eoope: ative
work. She has gone to Kansas
City to take charge OF the Stars
Christmas work and VIII remain
there till after the holidays when
she will go TO st. Louis to take
up similar work.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Fletcher went
TO FL Paso, Texas, last Thursday on
receiving word that their little
grandson, Richard Fletcher Bruse
was very low. Mr.. and Mrs. fetch
er returned from ElPaso a month
ago having been called down by
the auto accident in which DR..
Bruce was badly injured. Mrs,
Bruce their daughter was very
sick at the same time. The par
ents were on the road to re-
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06

Richard Quisenberry at Slater, 60
ing down on the 1895 and return
ing on the i.15 train.
Mrs. Ben Van Bowen OF Nc
Kittrich, Mo, is visiting at the
home of NJ. A. Bremen, Of near Sla
ter, W. r. vanBooven, Slater and
other relatives.
Do your Chr.stm Is shopping now.
Save yourself worry, get good Sc
lections and make II tolerable for
the merchants during the Christ
mas rush.
Mr.. and Mrs s. j. Everman, OF
Kansas City, spent Thanksgiving
here az guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
e. Pemberton Of South Lafayette.
They also visited J. T. McAlister.
Hats 1-2 price at EN- NJ.
Choffce's. 1850
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil OFT went to
Kansas CITY Monday mo. ming, the
former In the interest OF the Rea
Implement Co.'S new garage and
the latter to visit several days.
The Elks held their annual men,
orial services at the Baptist chur h
Sunday afternoon, with Joshua
Barbee as the speaker. A fine
mus,c,l program was also renser-
ed. tti I.,t,
, T~hirty-two freight cars we're
ditched on the c. & A. near Arm
strong Friday afternoon. The
afternoon passengers were delayed
till midnight. Quite number oil
Marshall peop'e were on the trains
sheriff-elect Sterginl Price has
announced that his first deputy
will be Peter Hay and second de-
putty Perry Keeth. He couldn't
have found better men for the
place.
PhotoGraphs ore very
desirable presents. Mr..
johnson will La se them
for you Call for sittin9s
nj the Johnson Studio,
northwest corner square
49r
Hammer & Cover have Just com
p,otes sinking n wei 20: John
Gorrell OF near Hoping, finding
water at 1876 feet. They struck
rock at IS feet and we're COMPEL
ed to bore through iT feet OF 1t
before reaching water.
The w. c. T. U. ladies OF Mar
shall and surrounding towns have
arranged a mass meeting for Mon
day, Dec. Q, ut Up. m. Mt theBaptis,
church, at which time the state lie,
turer, Miss Shaner, our pastors ant
DIR. W. II. Black will make talks.
j. M. Lindsey last week handed
US a dollar to send the Republican
a year to j. r. Harmon, OF Weau'
bleau, as a Christmas present.
Others may follow his sp'endid ex'
ample, especially since the specia
premium offer Is still good.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06
WHAT SAM THOUGHT
BY BILLY BACHELOR.

N,h 1870 s Nss'f
Biliy7" Sam Martin exclaimed, as he
handed me the evening paper, point
ing to a paragraph under the head
ing, Social G~leanings," which read:
mfr. and Mrs. ]. T. Hamilton an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Ethel, and Oscar Newman. at
Grace church, oakburn, Tuesday.
October L.
what do you think Of II, Sam7"
I inquired as I tossed the paper back
10 him.
TITS an outrage. a blanked outraged
What right has os Newman to marry
anybody but Beatrice Price7 Don't
all her friends. all his friends. know
he Ia wildly In love with herr Haven't
they known Il for i've n Year, Hasn't
he followed Beatrice about like n
hungry dog chasing a bone ever since
he first met her? I repeat, what
right has he TO marry Ethel Hamil.
ton? Why. she's n child. n silly little
butterfly OF fashion. On never can
love that type OF woman, and you
know II, Bill"
Yes, I know II. What do you sup.
pose poor old Oscar did II for?"
Sam hitched his chair up closer TO
mine. lighted his pipe and took n few
slow inhalations before he replied by
! shaking his head slowly and pro-
nouncing the one word. "pique."
1T looks like Il, ] must admit" said
|. And yet ! gave Oscar credit for
ico much common sense to eyer let
him do n fool trick like that"
Beatrice turned him down. and he
sworo he would get even"
We'll. OF all tho! It's n mighty
queer thing. Sam. how mcn-and
women-try TO prove how little they
really care for the person they nee
protested TO love 80 deeply by turn
Ing around and marrying some one
else. How the proving OF themselves
nckle-mindcd should give them one
moments pleasure. or how. under
such circumstances. they can hope
for happiness passes my understand.
Ing.
1T Just goes TO show. I think. that
the love such people have is very
small. not the grand passion, the over
towering devotion OF a great soul, as
they like TO imagine IL Is. Hurt vain
lily. smarting pride and the fiendish
desire to hurt In return are more re-
sponsible for the marriage from pique
than any heart wounds either man or
woman may feel.
THE man who has tried his best to
win the n woman In the world and
failed: the woman who has given her
best to q man who proves himself
false. will not be In any hurry to bind
themselves by marriage vows to an
other person. .
such fatal steps-and they nearly
always are fatal--show suffering self
conceit rather than a broken heart
an error into which those who are
only half In love I've fall.
THE man squares up his shoulders
and says, Well, maybe ! won't show
that girl a thing or two!' The girl
losses her pretty head. pins or a
saucy little bow of ribbon or dons a
new frock and fares forth, vowins
that she'll Just show that man how
little she really cared.
This is far more dangerous for a
man. especially u man Of Oscars tem
permanent. than for a m The
woman may come to love her husband
II he is kind and good to her. but, as
you know, Sam, no man ever gives
his heart to a woman after marriage
you are right about that. old mani
Il hurts, though. to think that Oscar
could display SO much innate mean,
ness. I can't understand how any
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06

Richard Quisenberry at Slater, GO
ing down on the 1895 and return
ing on the I.15 train.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-06

Mrs. Ben Van Bowen OF Nc
Kittrich, Mo, is visiting at the
home of NJ. A. Bremen, OF near Sla
ter, w. r. vanBooven, Slater and
other relatives.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
@inneiotas Sielpefilber.

Set er ofte bleben iagt, at Min=
neiota er Mor6 Mmerifas &abe.
Sens fr11gtbare Morfer, meo oeres
%belgenoe &orn og bugnen0e Mais
bar en6bi6ere giort oen berettiget
til at be11epnes iom Sc Tor. 5toters
&ornfammer. Mlli9epel er Serbs
monnet og 6e able0e Bro6ufter life
oe enelte &ialpefil6er / Stoten. Ser
fin6es in6enfor 6ens @renoj er ben=
beo 1000 Sn6iper og flere E11lin=
BE minore &an6e me6 rent, flurt,
fol6t @ono> og utallige imoa @lbe
og Slooer> bpor i6lanm allie 6Io-
oers Sober, ct nforligneligt &lima
meo rem 2uf, og Sc be6lte 8ettngel,
fer for S11u6beo, @elitono og ct
lpffeligt Stem. Sen omfatter ct
Omroooe al S4286.53 &pa6rot.
mile, al bbilfe 50,691, 200 Mcres er
2on6, og 5,637,53 @baorutmil er
@an6. Ser fin6es for @jebliffet
26,500,000 Mcres i6m benpttees til
Sor6brug, bboraf IS @rocent er nn=
Ser &lob, og iom ct forfeit poa
|173,107 Sorme. S Mo6iptning til
6orboloene / o116re @toter fore,
guar / Minneiota @onoringen fra
9Derne til 2anoct.
Standardization for fprretppe
Snltnoe eller flere Mor 1ioen bar
meget gopmil0 imo0 Minneiota,
i6et Ssbreerre %beonffe0e 5tenun=
oerlaget meo ct tpft Dpffe al Soro,
Ser / Silgift me6 flere Martuiin=
oers 2ebfal0 afgiper ct frugtbart
Sor6smom for Sor6brugerne.
Sc flin1otife 6orbolo og SEN bill
lige Sor6bl1no gj6r set m1ligt for
en- Sor6br11ger / Minnel oto at ople
ct lterre lt6balg at Gro6ufter eno
/ nogen an6en. 5tot, meoens oisies
&Dalitet gi6r Sem efteri9gt til @e0
| an0re Stater. Colorado br11ger
aarlig en- Mgng6e nf 5tatens &ar=
|tofler iii 590, Majsbpltet Burger
en- ltor Gel al Dor &aore og &ar=
tofler. 0e pltlige Marfe0er fjgber
bort SD og &orn. @or 8pg aniees
al 9lbrDggerne at bore oen beolte,
Ser Tan op0ripes, og laale0es / bet
uen0elige, ion III al Mangel poo
Blo6s fife Der fan ngbne. &oem
iom enlfer Sc meit fl1loitenoige Sp=
lpsninger ON M%inneiota, og ct Sort
ODER Gtaten, fan in6bente aft bette
frtt beb at ifripe poa @ngelif til
Scr. $. S. Morfiel6, State Cont
misiioner Of Smmigration ct.
Saul, Minn.
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&trrjflya.

8orgermel ter Gmeet, Sarge, sc.
Sat- iom bol6t @eIfom1Halen beo
Gpnner al @orges 9iltriftslogeme=
6e, bor ru / i'm 8elt0oelie EN- Gr=
flering fra M0pofat &ap / @bicago
ONT, at Fan er berettiget til Meo=
Iemslfnb / Sroene11. Otter Moho=
fatens Mening, og bun flyer at ban
ct en- M11toritet pau bette Omroa=
Sc, er 8orgern1eiterep en- 9@tltng
al @ange=&olf og Sc gamle Nor=
manner. @on n6leoer oen11e Slnt=
ming al 9orgermelterens Naon.
Mnpnet lfal life oberigttes til
Morif. 9et Hammer itmpeltben fra
Set ganlle norife Or0: uSmrt"
@orgme1teren erinore0e naturligbis
Sc mango @ongc, ban ner bar BE
ben uibttt" eller bren6t, ipecielt oo
|be6 1i65te @alg, og pobe6e life al
benegte M6pofotens l16iagn. Sab:
Sc set norife Sprog peret set giRl.
6enoe Sprog fer | 2anoet, bpao SCI
10 bur6e babe beret, biloe 8orger:
melteren baaret Mobnet Speen.
C6ram").
Set tager ielofglgelig Ell Olaf &at
It'll at fin6e paa loa6on noget @al
mnn6sinaf.
SONS Menome blar6t bans egn'
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Set er ipm befien0t cc%SrnD[e6nin=

Set er iom befienot / S%roleonin-
gen til Mor6enS MptbcIogi, at
'@run6tpig f6rite Sang l16taler lin
IEanfe ON ~nngoomsifolen. Set CT
paofal6en6e, at ban netop peo 6e1-
ne 2eiltgbe6 taler ON v&ouslears
'@riaer" - en- paafal6emoe Omtole
al vSorgiengeren", al bam, iom
ban uifpl6er it boloe Snobolo".
|Men @ngen er SEN, at Sperens=
ftemmelierne mellem @ousiem1 og
@run6toig ipinoer ms til ingen=
ting / Sammenligning meo Moo=
iatningerne. Set Dor roget boz
ientlig forffielligt, Sc to tilltrrbtc,
og Sc piloe bol6e Sfole bper poa fin
Bis.
Sc to MGn6s Sfoler forboloer
fig til binarroen iom Sen uperionli-
ge Sfole til SEN perionlige. Ger
for er &ousieau / Mgt og sgre POS
Muti6ens naturaliitiife @eoogoger;
oct er mere, emo man fon iige ON
@rn6tbig. Men ser er set bos
&ousiem1, iom olorig oil 50, og
iom ri ifaI taffe bam for paa bans
Minbeoag, ogiaa ri, Ser regner os
for @run6tbigs Diiciple.
(Stg 8re6itrnp /
~@eiitolebl."
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2an6sman6 poster goot iarr1rter
meo 6enne iioite @eniitreg.

2on0smano poster goot iamuter
meo oenne iioite @eniitreg.
81 bnr bel / Murs fun to &an=
.6i6ater; iom fnn gi6re Zig &anb
ON at blipe bolgt. Gen enc
er Gaft, lom, troos mango
go6e Siber, maa temples iom
reaftio1rer (Stmopat)l % SSH
ion, Ser / fel6eite Maal fnn falbes
notwithstanding @rogresiip).
Sogen ipnes iao ligetil at enbber,
iom life craftsmanship bill itemme
for &robibition eller 5ocialisme,
life bar @r1nb til at ipgrge bbnS
Jorifiel ser CT pno MepmbIifnnere
9emofrnter, tbi ieln ON 8arti-
bennpnelien efsilterer en6nu / 6en=
ne rationale @algfompogne -
for li0lte Gong - iaa itoar
&nmten Dog fun mellem @ommelt
og Npt, og Sor6elingen er oberbei-
erp6e / Sabgr al 0emofraternes
oq 8lotform ~ let fra
ct freml fri6tsbenligt Stm6punft.
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5nrhrn rmnnt.

2pnet 6rr6er 5 Spl6atcr. timber
ct beftigt Q1beir, Ser trof fen ODER
@ellingfors, i(og 9p11et neO / en- Mf=
6eling @ol0oter / @ilmonsbro. 5
IGol6nter 6rpbtcs, 10 blep baur0t
(ioarebe.
SDifcrnc bigger Motorifi6e. -
Samborg-9ln1erifa 2injen bar
&ieI lagt &alen til Sc to fgrlte IT,
ffe Motorifibe. Sc bliber bper paa
$500 Sons og foripnes bper mes
Il 1bpre 0ielelmotorer.
@n Statme fur &ubinion Grmiue,
@elten / sem al allie ralfe 9renge
belbefjenbte &oma11 = &o6inlon
Gruioes gue11tDr = far bnpt lit
ITorbille6e / en- birfelig Eerlon. Set
bar en- ifotlf Spmon6 pe0 Nqbn
Meran6er Sellfirf, lpm fdbtes /
Mnret 1876 og 6GDe / 1925. Com
19=aarig &res gift Sellfirf til SGs,
|bbor ban oplepeoe mango lpe1poenoe
@Dentpr. S fire Mar og fire
Maone0er lepe6e bon gar1ife alenc
|paa 9en Sl1on 6ernan0e5, og Oct
er ON bans Sin paa Sen a0e @, at
|Sorfotteren Gefoe bor ifreoet SEN
bergmte &oma11.
S Sfotlono far MI ions 2an6S=
m9n6 reilt Sen popnlpre Self en-
Iimuf Stotl1e, iom biier os be11
%ffibbruone, 6er ltoor og ipej0er 11O
mo6 @opet fra iin eniomme &lippcg.
Mmtomobilernes Gtpj. Motorer=
tie / Sc f6rlte 8iler, Ser fremfom,
frembragte en- ejenbommelig, flop
renbe Stpi iom '6i0r9rte fra Gen=
tilerne. s er mooerne, pelbol6t gil
Igigr @entiler1te noe item 1ngen 5tgl,
men for belt at unbgoa Sen bar
man / SEN it6lte Sis fonitrueret
Motorer u6e1r @entiler. S liblte
Drummer al u8ilen" er oe0 Sjplp
|af ma1ge Observation-Disclosures oa
fSegninger belfrebet en- M lpejtiiit
Motor. 8en5i1ll1ften pas Ierer iffe
fer in0 og no al Gplinoeren aie'1=
nem &elrtiler, men gjennent Slab
ringer / GplinoerpGggen og Mof=
ninger / to mellen1 @%ylinoernpg
gen oq Stemplet let bepngelige ier-
Zig formebe @li6ere al enfel % 1T
teres lont &onltr1ftion.
2Dnet ilaar f%ortrinspis neo, bpo,
u &anbaarer frDbIcr b%tnanbcn. -
Mange MemeIfer ogiaa mang'
floge - bor betegnet 5olen on
8ilefpiitens pon6Dilen0e ggenifabe
iom set rene 5nof - tro6s Set, q
benme Sens gpne / mm1gfol0ig
!Tilf el6e er faitilaaet.
Nu lnnes ser imiolerti6 at fore
IIigge ct ioo a%fgjeren0e gepis 10
@ilefpiitens ban0biienoe ggenifaber
at enbber Mistiaio bill bore 1rbe
I feiet.
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GOD Farm FOR sALd.

Mn 80 AcresFarm 8 NIL 6st for Elk River,
IS Mil fra Minneapolis, godt 6 varelsers
Hus. rs Acres Majs, IL Acres Kartofler. 4
8 Heste, 6 k6er, 3 Ka1ve, 100 Hons, ny
F1ode Separator $500, ny "Dise".Harve og
"~Cultivator''. slaamaskine. H0rive, andet
Resten Egeskov, god dyb Muldjord. Godt.
for So. 900, hvis Handelen skier straks.
$4,000 kontant. O.. A. FIDJELAND. Route z
Anoka, MINI.
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Gn tplf @mbeosmano for netnlig
be0 gfsperime1rter meo Yilefpi1te
paabilt @on6oorers gfsil tens III
oenfor forifiellige Smraa6er, og Set
er lDffe6es bam = bpilfet er set
bpie1tligite og set igrlig interes-
iante = at foitilm Sen Megel> at
|2Dnet fortrinspis iloar ne6 poo oe
|Ste0er, bpor to @anonnrer frpoier
b%ino1ocn. ut Set forboloer Jig
laale0es, er ian iitano til ct pao=
biie peo ODER 80 G%fse1npler.
Spoo9elie1 far paf1 n1egel1 Gp-
merfiombeo / 6oritfringsfreblc> bI.
a. oglaa / 0anife, og i Ell 11er
Tremfio pil 5ogen blipe @jenltonD
for S1ntale / uMsluran0pren".
9ireftgr 2arien / 9anbbpgnine1r-
mes 8runoforitfring an er Spoogel<
let for at bape megen 5an6ipnlig=
|be6 for fig. grforingen iplres nenr=
Zig at bite, at 2pnet i9ger mos BE-
ltemte Ste0er. Ser er nta11ge Cts
empler paa, at en- pg lamnre @aar6
gientagenoe rammes al 2pnet.
SOLDER Sp6ngellen Stif, pil Der
Fer foreligge ct interesiart 8i6rag
til @eioarelie al Spergsnaolet:
2pnets 211nef 11l6beo.
@mil Stang bpo, SIP. @bjelte-
%retsasieslor emil 5tung, ser to
@a1ge bab0e peret NOR f Miniiter,
pre- ltoent, CT Sen 46e 81. / &rilti>
ania ofgaoet pes 0p0en ion1 Tslge
|af Moreforfnlfning, IS Star gon1=
mel.
San por Spr al Sen befje110te fon=
ierpotipe &olitifer> @ejelteretsaopo-
fiat 6re6rif Stang, ser ob0e /
1854. @ennen GmiI blep ligeleoes
Suriit og / 1862 @djeiteretsa6uo=
fat. S 1888 bleb ban ferite &e=
%prgientant for @riitio1ria paa Gtor-
tbinget og inart eftcr 8grer for Set
fonlerbotipe 8arti boa6e / og noen=
flor Stortinget. Com ioaoa1r ne0
ban ltor Mnieelie / allie 2eire -
bunS egt Norti bG6re6e bonn I
1888 be6 Oberreffelien al en- BE-
tp6elig Nelrgeium, for at fan frem=
|tt0ig u0eluffen0e f1r16e ofre Jig for
Oct politilfe 9ip. S Sl1li 1889 6an-
neoe ban lit f6rfte Minilteria1m, men
moatte fnapt to Star efter trnffe Jig
|tilboge paa @rl1n6 al Ser al Stor-
|ttnget b%eotogne 9ogsoroen ON ot=
plomatiife 5ogers 8eban0ling. g(n-
ben Gong blep ban Statsminilter
Deo Minilteriet 5teens s(fgang /
1898 men Set lpffeoes bom life
at foa ffabt en- f%onierpotip Mojoritet
t @torttnget, bborfor Fan / 1895
trof zig tilbage for @oolitionsmini.
@fteriet Sagerltp. S @olgperiooen
I1898-1900 bar @ta1g Stortings<
man6 for Treorifsbol0, men traoote
oerefter belt us al oftip 8olitif.
IS Marene 1901-04 bar ban Spie-
iteretsosiesior.
Sgioa iom Sa1rilt bab0e ban ct
anlet Mabn og far re6igeret .l1ge-
blo6 for proftiif 9opfpnoigbeo" %
uNorif &etsttoen6e".
Surioiif @rofesior Sreorif @tane
er bans sgn.
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8ois= &eloet / Seem Seriep tilifri=

8ois=&gl0et / Seem Seriep tilifri=
|bes bam.
Sbomas 9. Mariball er fp6t
146e Marts 1854 / Nortb Man=
cbelter, Sl16., bpor bans Sober bor
2anoman0. Com nng 1tl10ere6e
ban &et%spioenlfab, og 81 slar CANT
mel bleb fan Sagf9rer. s 1908
tolgtes bon til @l1pernpr / ST.
6iana.
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EN- FRucTsAR SEXTON LAND.

kun 17H Mil fra Calgary, Diet solrige
og frugtbare Alberta, Canada, er for
Salg hos Undertegnede. Godt egnettil
blandet Jordbrug. Rigeligt og udmar-
ket Wand. Pris SIS pr. Acre. Skriv paa
engelsk til: The Dominion Agency Comp,
Calgary, Alta. Canada.
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&ooiepelt &artiet ital bol6e fin
&onpention / @bicago oen Ste Slug.
itgrre 8etp6ning 11ooDer at
ibef6e Snfts @bancer for 5ejr bil
oct ngppe faa.
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Socialilternes &an0ioater CT, iom
fgr .omtalt, 9ebs og Sei6el.