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ISHE TURNED
 GREENlSH YELLOW
Her Sons, From Suggestion Of Friend. Paved Way for Mothers
 Recovery

Wicomico, Va In an int resting letter from fhis town, Mrs Senora C. Selweli says: "f wan, to SPY t.ut l cannot express 0'c eratiIudc' which l owe to Cardui, the Woman's .9nia To mo it was indeed q Gol- nd.
 Before began taking Car.ui aaam- ingly, my days were numbered and my relatives ahd fri nds desaaired of my life, and why not? l had always been so happy and cheerful, which changed quickly to mise.y and wretchedness. My complexion turned to d gr2en sin yel!aW. had no ,,oEz ita and, 9gether. i was q wreck.
 na1 often seen C4r(lui advertised and spoke of it to one of my fri nds She told my boys, W10 sold Cardui. and next time. they came home, Ley brought me a bottle. l had hepn uf- fering tortures for eiahE cI more years. I commenced taking Gar hi. and be- fore l Lad used :2alf of the sirst bo tie, felt like my ol.l self again. l look SC well now my friends tell me they don't believe anything would kill me. l certainly feel that am 2 true friend of, and a living adHer's sement for Ca. dui, the woman's ton Q.
 The above leteer explains itself If your health is lev, and your strength is waning, take Cardui, the Wcman's tonic.
 N. B. Write to Chattanooga D:di- cine Co.,, Ladies' Advisory De,aC., Chat tanooga, Tenn., foY Special Instruct ions on your case and 64-page book, Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper.
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to the comfort of her guests was pre- VEed ios by Mrs. Thompson. She re- celFed her gue&ts at lte door of th, lbfary WherHn he tables wil cil'E covers, Were ready for the players 10 begin tse gama. Several games &ere enjoyed and t the con cIns on Mrs. Asie Nash was awarded the nigh sccre prize, a cut gla.s vase. m cntttng for ,he consolation GIrs. James Daily won a vanity nag. Thn score cards bore painted but rifles md with tae violets made the affair suggestive Of spring Following tie games the g1ests were ushered no )hs commodioua dining loom where d delicious siX-eourse luncheon was served. The party then repaired O the musf" room where several selec- lions were rendered by Mrs. ThomD- son and Mrs. Kster. Only 5i>a club members were present.
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daughter, Hilda, of Ii tie Rock. have returned to ihe capital after q wis t :ere with lClatives.
 Mrs. Avery Clark and children, of Nj m hls. will arrive in t3e city 3G- morrow to visit Mrs. Lill Riggin and other relatives.
 Van knoX. travelling representative of a Grand Rapids, Mich. furniture house, is spending feN q lays in tha city with his family.
 X. A. Traver, acting secrstary of the local Y. Nj. C. A., will return t1d ty from j business tr.p to Fort Worth, Texas, and Oklahoma City.
 Miss Rosale Pniipot has re.nrnej from Little Rock, where sAe was thc guest of friends for several dys and was the recipient of several social favors.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. Nj. Williamson, of Birmingham, Ala, who are she gues S Of Iu2se C. NJ. philpot and family, have returned from br eff visit to H2t Sp.ings.
 Judge w T. Woodbridge r turned EeSterd&y from Little Rock, where te appea1ei before legislative commit tee Thursday night in behalf of che (Ng /, ,n 1,c.I
 Circuit Clork G. E. Lytlc and Deputy Sheriff il II. Williams, who accompanied the few &n.i-Free Bridge people to Little Rock Thur sd"y, have returned from l. tie Rack.
 Reese N. Burls,e Bob and Dudley Burford ana Me Gall gher return@I yesterday morning f.qm Little Rock, m-ere they accompan ed the Free 3riuge boosters on Thursday.
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PERSONALS \
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Miss Matte Currie, of WncAez as, is the guest Of friends in .his ri y.
 A. NJ. Hooker anl J. w. Rowsey, of En@lis4, were in tb=a ely yesterday.
 W. V. West, of Wabb4geIla, spent yesterday in the city transact,ng bus mess.
 J. ". Ferguson of Sweden, was a business visitor in th5 city yesterday.
 Miss Ruby Hand, of Glen Is,oni, Miss, is n t@e city the gue":'t of Mrs. Garrett Howsen.
 Meyer Solmson editor of the Gfaphi>, is home from several days stay @t the capital.
 Miss Frances Marshall of Chicag go, IS visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Watkins, in this city.
 Mrs. W. F. Brunson, of Swan Like, va: in he city yesterday the guest of friends.
 Miss Annie Gsske and brother save gone to Little Rock for a visit wi; relatives ana friends.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Jackson, of Camden, are in the city visiting Mr and Mrs. P. NJ. Bridges.
 Mrs. J. R. Martin has gone to Kenneth, Mo-, where she will visit Ter gfandch ldrsn for few lays.
 MT. ana Mrs. Charles Leverenz and Miss Eunica. Sullivan have returned from visit Il Little Rock.
 Mrs. l.. NJ. Quattlebaum and Mrs. I. s Barraque, 2f Al .heimer, were shopping in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Arthur Daroux and son, Harry went to tie Rock yesterday for q visit with relatives and friends.
 w. l.. Dewoody, Thomas s. James, Dr. J F. Simmons and Arthur Mur- ray have returned from Little Rock.
 Prof. r. G. May left last nigh5 for Hampton, Ark, ds1iver an address on "The Philosophy Of Human H@ppi- ness"
 Mrs. John M. Clayton, of Hemet, Cal, will arrive in the city .oday for visit with Mr. and Mrs. w. D.. Jones.
 Nagistrate James A. Frazier has returned from Little Rock, where he lecompanicd the Free Bridge boosters Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Froug and little
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Whatsoever Class Entertained.

Mrs. A. A. Boyd entertained the members of the Whatsoever Class of the Alexander Memorial Presbyterian church Sunday school last night at her home. The guests enjoyed indoor baseball circles and other games and after most delightful evening enjoy cd delicious refreshments. Musical numbers also were rendered. Those invited were Margaret and Sarah Bishop, Houston Blair, Maggie Craig Edwin Loosely, Mary Lee Blair, Carrie and Clara Bono, Roselle Lemons, Leah Youngblood, Clara and Mary Shell Pearl Sanders, Emil Weilbacher, Rob- sert lovelady and James Knox.
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ing at ii a. m, subject, ''MaE, the Maker of His Own Destiny" The Junior League meets a. 2 p. m. The Senior League meets at 6:30 D. m. Preach ng at 7:30 D. m. Everybody is most cordially invited and will be made welcome at all tIae services. Church conference following the eve ming sermon, when rc,lorts will be heard from the Sunday school, iGp- wol;h League ani stew&rds of tine church.
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UNDERGROUND WORKERS
 HAVE MARROW ESCAPE
SHOWER OF SPARKS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO 53O POUNDS
 OF DYNAMITE
Horrible Catastrophe Wh;ch Would Have Buried Lab0rers Under Tons
 of Earth Barely Averted.

OI EdTtn DhlUly ANtIt"us
 New York, Jan. 3l.-TWo hundred iaborers at work on the lower level of the viaduct n Cooper Square, 700 feet belcw the surface of he earth lad a narrow escape from death to- day w1e en the OveTheated sucker dyna- mo drawing out the cdorous gases and sending down pure air at the shafs entr.nce sent a shower of sparks close to powder wagon wagon loaded win moro than 800 pounds of dynamite. The driver re- moved the wagon as soon as possible preventing an explosion that would have wrecked the shaft and sent tons of earth and rock tumbl ng dowp up- on the men.
 The laborers were wildly frighten- ed when they heard the mcnotonous chung of the dynamo cease and were about to make desperate efforts to smash the lock on the lift when their foreman ;elephonel ,.own that only a small fire had broken out in the dyna- mo house ad there was no danger. They returned to work ignorant of the powder wagons presence.
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Y. ". (. \. TEAM IS
 PLANING SERIES OF GAMES

Physical Director Blackburn, of the
 local Y. M. c. A. is making arrange
 ments for several games for his Lead fers. The first will probably be play ed at Stuttgart, and the Leaders will make a determined effort to even the score with the rice city lads, who de- feated the Pine Bluffians last week. A game is also planned with the Stamps association basketball team
 and a letter has been received from i the Jonesboro physical physical di- rector requesting a game. The mem
 bers of the Jonesboro team are some
 what heavier than the locals and this may prevent a contest.
 Since the death of Sam Johnson, the High School squad have ceased their
 practice work and are now prepar- ing to take up field and track ath- letics.
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Mrs. Thompson Hostess.

Mrs. Richard Clough Thompson was hostess yesterday 10 the members Of the "500" club.'' The affair was the most perfect social function oi the season according to one member of the club, and nothing was neglect Cd to make it complete success. The interior of the home, which is fur nlshed in the Colon al style, needed little decoration, but bouquets of vio- lets, and the use of palms and ferns srtately enhanced the beauty of the icoms. Every little detail that looked
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uoster tnders0n Host.

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 ur. and Mrs. John H. Shelby en- 4.rtained yesterday afternoon in hon. ar of the fifth birthday of t1eir little arandson, Master John Shelby An 1orson. All necessary arrangements bod heen made for the playing of en- tortqin ng games and contests an1 tbrouchout the afternoon the Ii tIc fo1,s enjoyed themselves immensely. heau5ift!] birthday cake, with five lio.ted candles, WAS the csnterpiece m the table which was loaded wi l. aond t9in2s for the little 9 tests after they had spent an enjoyable af,cr- {, nnon. Among those present Te M sses Irna Ewing, Helen White, TEelma WlhoiS, sI3llie Wilson, Rutil Ellen Olcott, Virginia Macon, Sun heam Carmical, Nettie Wilcox, Alt Wilcox. Maxine Lewis, Evelyn Payne an1 OH Clark. Masters: Harry Daniels, Jr., William Clark, Arthur Roderick, Russell Craig, Ben Tlal- heimer, Jr., Major Wilson, Fred Yin ing. Jr.. Raymond Vining, H. T. Ol- cot Willie w lson and Orlando Car mical.
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Lakeside Methodist Church

Corner 18th and Olive streets, R. R. Moore, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching a ii a. m. and also at 7:30 p. m. Epworth League 'st 6.30 D. m. Prayer meet ng Wednesday, 7:30 D. m. Sacrament at clo.e of morning service, also the reception of members. We extend you a cordial invitation to attend these services. Special invitation ia ven to strangers and visitors. Our choir is giving us some extra good music. Come and enjoy it.
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Woodrow Wilson Club.

The Woodrow Wilson Society of Lakeside School met yesterday after noon and elected officers for the new school term as follows:
 President, Harry Mcintyre; vice president, Leland Sage; Secretary and treasurer, Grace Cunning; Critic, Charles Puddephatt; Program Con- mittee, Ralph Cunning, Marie Atkin- son, Christopher McDaniels, Frances Andrews, Frank Tomlin: son.
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Mrs. 2. s. S.. Van Buren s., Kings ton, x. Y. full name furnished on application) had such decided benefit from using Foley's Honey & Tar Con- pound that she shares her good for tune with others. She writes Foley Honey & Tar Compound brought my voice back to me durng severe case of bronchitis and laryngitis. On, how many people 1 have recommended t to-" w. l.. DeWoodY & Co.
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Will Wed Sunday.

Miss Nettie Dilwortfi of this city sand Marshall Galloway, formerly of Pine Bluff, will be married Sunday afternoon lat 4:30 o'clock at the home ofsthe bride. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Gal loway and Massey Galloway of Pine Bluff will at.end.-Little Rock Demo- crat
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Lutheran Church

East Sixth avenue and Florida sts, w. c. Schra1er, pastor. English Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. German services, 10:45 a. m. Engl sh services, 7:30 D. nj.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
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Anna Brunson, the negro woman thought 10 be demented, who was ai : rested Thursday and placed in the city jail, was transferred to the county jail yesterday. The woman be- came almost demoniacal and tore her cloth ng to shreds.
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R. Baughman, Charles Maading end MT. McDaniel were members of the free, bridge delegation that went to U tile Rock Thursday.
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Christian Church

Sunday morning, Desertion" Sun day night "The Turk s:h in Prophecy" Prayer service Wednesday night, le.1 by Miss Josephine Roundtree.
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Wnptiug sj TemDie.

Mrs. Ferdinand Baer will meet t. . ladies of he Temple Society Monday tfternoon at the Temple, at 3 0 clock
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1nnior Britige ClNb

Jnnior Bridge Clnb
 rbe .Tunior Bri1ge Club will meet ,.;. oftarnoon with Miss Emma Plum mer at her home on Eas' sixth avenue, n;eses L.ida Cannon and E>n2 House, of canat1bia, Miss, will be sues S Of honor.
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Philadelphia, Jan. 31.-Word has been received by her friends here telling of the work of Lady Lowther' formerly Miss Alice Blight, of Phlla- de1nhia. and now the wife of Sir Ger ard Lowther, the British Ambassador to Constantinople, who is attracting attention throughout Europe by her
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AT THE CHURCHES
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First Church of Christ Scientist

First Church Of Christ Scientist
 10S Pine street.
 Services Sunday at II a. m. and 8 ?. m. Subject. ''Love." Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday evening tes- timonial meeting at D. m. Reading room open daily except holidays and Sundays from 2:30 to } D. m. Visit ors welcome.
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First MethOdisf Church. Sund y school at 9:30 a. m. Preach
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
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Ser CT belte Meninger ON, bbao
nran forltaar pe6 birfelig Sribeo.
Men los % Dgre li6t ner111ere ont,
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Sen ipenife Sorfatter Gopelius
lfriper / cit al fine 8eeer: rsSri-
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snn6beo og 2pffe, sets ioroife
Maal % BETS bpielte 2insbilfnnr,
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re og Juno l16pifling er mulig.
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beo op oerpaa, pa sen iom saoen 10
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Sort fortalt,

9uer fieroe &eriou / Seen
Yprf CT cit Spoc, berettes Ser.
= Get bpielte Yunft / Nrfan1as
er $500 500 og Set lopeltc 50 6pi
oper @unet.
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Sc Stoter 400 Mil bprte.
= 9et olercoc itore Ml,tal ar:
reltereoe Gtrejfere / Calumet, Wticb.,
forgge6es forlc6ell Sag mco $50.
= @rool,ftioneu al Mineralier
Micbieon 1912 belpb Jig til Ell Seer:
81 al $SO,062,4S6 moo $65,275,:
1874 / 1911.
30 Ycrior,cr oru.bteS og $50
bleb iaaret be6 at Georgia Fasla.
gertog Scr. 18 gift of Sporet eite1l=
for CLAYTON, Ma., forle0n Sag.
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Metto.
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bar l1bbirlbingen life ODER 200 Cons
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%Ian1ll1c Mor 16,405 Sons &nl.
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mener. at
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bill 11aa $30>00O,00 fer Moret er
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paa $14 100000, ba Hoffepoiten
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pil bpgge to itore Dampifibe paa
10000 Cons til ct &oiten6e al g.
100000 bber for al beigrge Nasinr
ger o. Grogttrafif mellem giforin,
san Grd11ciigco.
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Snlebrcpct til Sc @amle.

Sou er set lnort poati6e at lel0c
Sulebrepet til 9artle Jar og Meor.
Set fan ~foreprigt lige lao go0t 1en=
oes itrofs; tbi ienere fa,1 Der font
ME 11oget / &ejen, iaa Oct l(ct life
bliDer lenbt. Oct lfo6er life, ONT
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Sui. De gon1le fi1r6er set llof trent
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Ipfe 8repene fra fin fropGrenoe
Sen eller 9otter, og set er ligelom
Sa1lebrebet fploer Sc TONNE &loo1er
beo 8or6et S111eaften.
@eaaife iiboer 6ar og Mor / imaa
Soar, 1aa Salenm0en er fnap. @nis
6n lagoe nogle Collars inD / 8re=
bet, bil6e set bore loo meget be6re.
Ser ftal life fort til for, at glp6e
6ar og Mor, 1raor Set bare fo1nmer
fra 6eres &iGre / set fjerne 2ono.
@eno bbao gu font ofle, ielp on1 oil
fumes, set ct. libet. Sc ga1nle beo
faa bel, at bpa6 blt giper, oct giper
6n at ct fierligt @ierte. Oct er 6et,
fom gidr sin lille @abe 1aa flor /
6eres 2jne.
Meen if,1loe bu bore ioaleoes fill
let, at 6l life ier Big iito1b til at
ie1r6e @enge, iaa fen6 alligeoel ct
8reb og bort 8la6 1. Gfs. mes en-
fiarlig Sl1lebilfen. Set bill lpie op
i ben labe Strte og gipe oe go,nIe en-
peliig1tet S,1lefpalb, tro6s Sc fat-
tiefte aoar. Meen faor Sc intet
9rpp Itsen iim ro sfr,,en pllcr:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

Gafligeliesougeu er 10 cit tppilt
an1erifauif S111titi,tion, Ser oog fun
er anterifanlf forlaopiot Set lt0trpt
blot pe0rsrer tStoterne. S Canada
fjen6er mo,l- iooleoes life til belme
Selltgoae % longt minore lpo for
bem nterifan1fe @rGnle.
u9agen" ct gdoet / Mrp til bore
Cages rNmcrifmere" ira Hilgrim:
f%orfG6rene, bpis p1ritan1fe 5alnpit=
tigbe6 paaGpo 0em at taffe Sen Ml=
megtige for Marets Mfgrp6e og ar,=
Gre Sober.
&isie Mltoriteter pil ri9tignof
bgpoe, at 9ogeu er (aant fra sen
gon1le ntolaiife Cob, ibet Sbberne
feitligbolot @gitens Mfil11tning bpert
Mar; onore bapocr, at Set oprirroe-
Zig par og eno,m ct cit bollonolt
&pjtiosoug = Ell @plttaffefelt. Me1,
ben olminoelige Mening ct Dog, at
9ogcn er al re11 amerifntlf Nprin=
6elic.
S 8%egpn0elien Dor SEN Sag finn /
set Deientlige al religids Mrt, og eli
Si6 lo1tg operboloteS oen llet life,
men Mbrobam 2incoln bragte Sen
otter til Sore o9 &nroigbeo, bao6e
paa &ole,t0ere1 og i @irfeligbe6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

sSenipn til p%irfeligt moruIlf @rl1rb=
Log, bill Ben iom Sloen brG116e og
pocl9gge. 5ribeben ltgner 2uften.
9taar 2igepagte1t foritprres, bliper
Oct 5torm."
Mun tenfer / bcnne SorbinoeIie
paa Jritunteriets iprige EaIsmam,
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at laoe Solicit tilbe6e v6ribeoens
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Zig 9lere ia, el10og pau Iroalf-
rigs Nengeltpffer, og eli iuare im1,l
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6ribeoens @lt0inoe btep Ell itaffels
2altells Slape % blep fu1oet ops
Ell Earf uoenfpr Naris.
Man lefer, at SEN norife &rai
6og Gra forrige Marb1n6re0e) fri
Der ON 6ribeo: "Man fou Iopgip,
oct beoit m1lige og-eje oel1 fortref
feliglte Stotsforfatning = og gip'
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og man b6r giere set, ate11 rumn1e:
Ger life 9ro og @l1osfrpgt / SOL
tet, ian bliper ielp Sc be0ite Sob,
% 6orfatnin9er og be33e Sen fam
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og 6ribeoen fun 6ribeo til at raao
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at pere %pfonon1iif uafbengtg, laale
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Der at 8r1aen al lterfe @riffc e1
blepet til EFT ltor 6olfeipnb og SOL
felait ser bar giort ,tallise til S!a
Der og 0erfor e11ifer Mfboosfolfc1t
Torbl1o MOS lterfe 9rtffe. Critic
trafifenS Sn6ebopere % oeres &ieE
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alorig an n1eo Sop at fremtping'
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res Mp02 Sra Menneifebe0ens
@ar11oom betragte6es rps &egn ion1
&nriel on1 f%p,nnten0e Sn1prltninger.
Sen re6e Meg11 bor oe1t Sfpgge,
Observation-Disclosures fa1tebe forlt0
for oeres &,on1rre. Sen Scat, Mt=
tilln be6e, regne6e Oct riot.
S Sponie1 tror 8eiclfningelr, at
6en rg6e &egn Daril er @at65 inor=
lige &ontmc. Sponite Geffelles=
prpoifm1tcr bar %fprtalt, at Si0en
bar in6e for CUBS nni te 8elpg.
@her1 for @et: Sbertroen ellcr
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toIcr for, flyer advertisements, at
Sen rp0e &egu / Gibraltar ifplocs
CIT tSnn0ltorm / Moroffo.
S europa fiet1bte mott life far
til Gpfloner at 6e1 Mrt, Ser flptter
SUITE % Menneifer. Set par 11oget
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for fig. Jor ct Nar Tiger ii6cn op-
traoote Sen fgrlte rigtige Gpflon /
@oleS og brabte %. iaareoe % flint
te6e SUITE og &irfer efter bc01te or11e=
r%ifanife @Dflon-M gn1ter.
MISUNDERSTANDING er / Bette Gil
fg!oe 11eltige. Nogle al ben1 me11er,
at Sen traaolple Gelegrafi bnr M1-
foaret for bette iom for n1a1eae o,,z
Gre al Notltre1s liolte Gunner. Mn=
Gre Dub6er, at set naturlignis lfpl=
oes n,6crjor0iife grupt;mner, at
Soroen tillober Jig sen Ml0eroom55=
iouffelle at ifr,mpe libt in0 og Ser
pes 1aper Soroifielp pg riper s.
|bjer9e lds / Nolareene,1e S.
bjerge og @pfloner ltaar / ct piit
MfbG11gigbebsf orbQl6 til binalt0en,
|poaltoor oe,1p1e Sefticn.
Seen be gl.ofrpgtige 6olf / @a-
les = moaife &eroenS melt gro
frpatige = er al CIT ar16en Moeniug.
Gptlouelr er @arilet ON Cubs ao1n=
n1e. Gg / 1ngle @gne al BET front
ME &ales tror nro1t, at @uo6on1n1en
allere6e CT hegDn6t Ell rp Mirofcl=
panbring fer poo Sor6e11.
Set ferlte Mirofel er ifet i @uleS
/ sen lille 8p mes set merfelige
Mopn &otpalmz@oc=@ urpe11. Ser
laa cit ing Gige, 2i55ic Maggic
2elpis til Se11gs al 2ltn%getuberfu=
loie. 8ele 35 Tiger bab6e Dl,n TIL
bragt / fin Ge11g, % bua1 par for
lenglt opgipet at 2pgerne. 6or
fort 9i0 ii6en fit FUN 8elpg al en
fremmc0, ser ia0 be6 ben6es Geng
og talte meo bcn6c. @on lag6e, at
bl11 1f,l6e. hlipe / Sen9e11 er6nlt en-
ltge, men iaa 1fuloe bun itao up,
for faa bar bu1 rolf og i,u1o igien.
Gen frennn1eoe %forlpanot. Sngen
m6re eno oi3ie bapoe iet bnn. ST.
gen pe6, bbor ban TOM fra, eller
bpor bGt gift be1t. Og ingen bar
bprt ont fom iioel1. Men 2i55ie, Sen
0e6s6emtc, bar forlaot iin 5eng
@l,n, JONI por opgioet, er frilf oa
lln6. Sen %iaa1ntc 2nge, Ser op,
gap be11oc, in0rgtnn1er set. st Mt
rafel ct ifct / @uleS.
&pts life 9eee,tS fprltc 9ioenoz
le bar fejlagtia. observation-disclosures
lt6rIte i(oar Jig iiel0en 1re6 / 9an6s=
bperr1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

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