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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Calling.

Mrs. Lamb simply must attend
to my social duties. and l need SO
many things. What are considered
proper calling cards this season?
Mr.. Lamb-Full houses, fours,
Pushes or straights, my dear. - Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
He Hadn't Lost.

"Well, I've tried it for good many
years, and l can't say ever lost
anything by being kind" said the
middle-aged man who had Just sur
rendered his seat in the car to an
old work-won1an.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Stories About People.
Significant.

The second day drew to close
with the twelfth juryman still I'M
convinced
"Well, gentlemen" said the bailiff,
entering quietly, shall |, as usual,
order twelve dinners?"
Make It," said the foreman,
eleven dinners and bale Of hay
Judge.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Veterinarian Needed

"But, my dear madam, there's no
use consulting me about your hus-
band, I'm horse doctor"
That's why / came to you. He's a
chronic Rife.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18

Cedar Rapids Gazette: Iowa people
might as we'll understand that they
cannot make roads permanent by paw
ing theL with good intentions, or long
winded resolutions. 1t takes cash. And
Iowans have the cash.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Suspicious.

what makes you think the new
soprano won't do? At first you said
her voice was good
81 know did, but none of the 9TH
er sopranos seem to be Jealous OF
r."-Wash;ngton Herald.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18

Remember that you can vote for only
one candidate for mayor and two candi
dates for councilmen at the primary.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Walt.

Oldfellow-I just had letter from
my boy Charley. He tells me he's
burning lots of midnight oil. Knowing
Charley as ! do, / can scarcely be-
1ieve 1t.
Youngfellow-You will, though
when you get the gasoline BILL.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
GO SLOW!

Chicago tribune: Inc senatorial III
vestigation into white slavery and the
social evil which has begun with con-
siderat1on Of the relations of wages to
that problem can accomplish much
good.
It is also capable OF accomplishing
serious and widespread harm.
II It is carried forward on The crest
of wave of hysteria 1t will destroy,
not create.
IF it is not carefully and honestly
directed it will result in legislation
which will injure women workers and
aggravate the very evils it seeks 10
ameliorate or cure.
The demagogue, the sensationalist.
the sentimentalist can do more dam
age with the leverage Of uniformed
public opinion and ill-considered legis-
laticn than years Of repentance Will
give us time to recover from.
Such an Investigation has great
potentalities for good if it is broad
enough and deep enough, If it includes
the wisdom of economists. sociologlsts,
business men and men and women who
bring to it practical knowledge Of all
the conditions affecting public morality.
IF It becomes the instrument of self,
seeking politicians and OF smatter;ig
pseudo-reformers it will be curse to
Illinois-and to it's women in industry
first of all Hr.
To legislate a minimum wage is a
vital critical act OF governmental
power involving long step into an al.
most untried field Of social control and
affecting very gravely economic and
social laws. If this legislation is not
maturely considered it will be destruc-
tive Of it's own ends.
Another Merit Award
Sioux City Journal: President VIII
sons appointment of Charles P. Neill
as commissioner Of the bureau OF Ia
Dor statistics Is virtual replica OF the
commendable reappointment of 3. E.
Clark to the Interstate commerce COM
mission. DR.. Neill was appointed COM
missioner of labor by President Roose-
welt when the labor bureau was part OF
J. the department of commerce and labor
He rendered excellent service in that
capacity, proving particularly useful
az a conciliator OF labor disputes
under the Erdman law. DR.. NeilPs
term expired January last. He was
reappointed by President Taft, but
the senate failed to confirm the ap.
pointment and the office was vacant
for more than two months. The
absence of DR.. Neill was regretted
during the long dispute between the
eastern railways and their flremen
Now that labor has government de.
partment to itself. President Wilson
has fastened to name DR.. Neill to a
post in it corresponding to the one
he occupied at the head Of the old
bureau, his title hereafter to be com.
missioner of the bureau Of labor sta.
tistics. The action Of President Wilson
in the Neill and Clark appointments
Is strictly in line with his declaration
while governor of New Jersey that an
officer whose record showed conspic
uous merit should not be removed to
make a place for politician. The
principle, If followed in regard to
iother phases now filled by experts, will
/ have a wholesome effect in protecting
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18

No registration is required for the
city primary Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
the public service against unnecessary
deterioration.
Exports. Imports and Tariff.

Burlington Hawk.Eye: Exports from
the port Of New York In 1912 were
76 per cent above 1902, while i'm
ports showed an increase OF 81 per
cent for the same period. What does
this show that Ia Of interest to the
so-called common people?" 1t re.
veals the fact that under the much
abused Aldrich-Payne tariff law,
which the democrats are on the point
Of cutting to pieces, that Industrial
and commercial business Of this
country has almost doubled in guam
tty. Two-thirds more goods manu-
featured in this country have been
shipped to foreign lands than ten
years ago
This means busy factories and
shops and wages for everybody. The
wages paid to the workmen who
made the imported goods all came
from foreign lands and helped swell
the total wealth of this country.
At the same time the great in
crease in importation Of desirable
commodities from abroad into this
country shows an increased ability
among the American people to spend
money for such goods.
1t remains to be seen what the
democratic policy of cutting the tarilf
on foreign-made goods, thus divert
ing American money into the wage
envelopes Of the pauper workmen of
Europe, will do to the prosperity of
the common people" of this country.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18

Cedar Rapids Republican: If the
present legislature could get all the
Iowa dirt roads drained, graded
crowned and dragged. without using
any concrete except in culverts, dur.
ing the next two years, 1t would be &C.
complishing a work that would be OF
permanent value and that would re-
ceive the blessings Of all the travelling
public.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Taft's Personality.

Cedar Rapids Gazette: The Taft
personality was much in evidence dur
ing the closing days Of the late admin
istration. The retiring president was
one of the most cheerful men in the
country. He fairly exuded good ma
ture. One suspects that he was very
glad to lay down the burdens of Of
fee holding, and that he never really
enjoyed the job he held for what must
have seemed to be. four very long
years. '...
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18
Value Of the Hen.

Lone Tree Reporter: The best
money maker on the farm is the hen
She turns the grass into greenbacks
grain into gold, and from sand and
gravel she coins silver. There is moth.
ing else on the farm to compare with
her. The horses and cattle are heavy
consumers and to get their value one
must part with them, but not SO with
her. In her small way she Is gold
mine on the face of the earth, mill
that grinds that which others overlook
and refuse. ae
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18

Waterloo Courier: Woodrow Wilson
has probably received more non
partisan praise from newspapers not
of his political faith than any new
president in recent years. This fact is
testimony both to him and to the
growing non-partisan spirit of the
country. If the new president lives
up to expectations he will leave be-
hind him an enviable place in history.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-18

\HE frogs had begun peep in the fields and orchards
And the spring will be with soon," Evelyn
or the little frogs and tree toads waking from
- III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
She 2ntberan Gables Seutiaarb,
en- Sfole for 8iser, @eb
@ing, Mimn.

Den 86e 5eptember, 1918, be
gpnoer u29l1tberan 2aoies' semi,ra,
rp"1 set tppenbe Sfoleoar. s 81
Mar gfolen bar beitooet bar ser
boot 9,lfin6er al gleper, % SAC
bar grooleret fra De forifielligt
&urler. Set er bort Soab, at alle
I6tSie bill, bbor De bar fit 9ip oq
8irfe, bore m6flpoeliesrige 5tgt.
ter at alt set, iom er @erren til
8ebug, faa at set gobe fa1 fao
|6remga1tg / &ient % Sfole, / Sir
fe og Stat.
Set fontmertbe Sfoleaar, set co.,
bur6e Hipe ct Sl1beloar i @folens
&iitorte, og set fa,1 ife ga, 1toar al
lie bore @ra0nenter og for6ums Gle
Der bill legge ct go6t 0r6 inc for
Nigelfoler, iaa at @lebmttallet fl1n-
Be blibe iterre ems rogen iin6e fgr.
|5e116 % MaDne paa Higer, fom til
Soften tG1tfer at goa paa Ell bpie=
re Sfole, og ri ifal ienoe bem BET
npe @atalog og fortelle Sem, bull
|fe Soroele 8igeifolen fer | &eo
@ing bur at bpbe Dem. Set bl1r6e
bel pnre ielp1agt, at &iger buroe
|%frefpe1ttere Sen Sfole, 1om er ipe-
|cielt oprettet for Sem. 2utberan
'9a0ies' Seminarps Mfam ct at gi=
.re @pinbe1t Ell friltelig og grunoig
ll66annelle, life Blot I 6e Sing, Tom
benberer til ben6es @alo / 2ioet,
Fiaaiom: <sbol6ning, &ioleiem 0.
/. b., me,1 ber for bum oglan Mn>
|le6ning til at fao ltnberptsntng
Smoelsfag, @eltale1beo, <nit,
Saug, &iano, Srael og 8ioltn.
Sfolen bar % 2grere, % Dc fle=
lite al 6en1 bar / mango &or peret
|9erere ber, og bar bilt fig at pere
bel ififfeoe og uoru1te6e for lin
|@jerning.
Sfolens npe, pafre &otalog faas
|frit pe6 at ti1ifripe @eitnrercn.
Stuff poo, at SSl,omel6elier bbr IT,
%lnoreit m1ligt. @erelie fnn iifres
|oeo at in6ien6e 5000 fomtioig
mes Sn6meloelien.
Sep. $. MIIen,
&eo @ing, Mirrn:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
st 8eipg / Snltanens Sfatfam-
met.

Sra Ell banif SSngenibr, Der i
le1tgere Sis Dgar paret / @ultane11s
Sienelte, bor r8erl. Ei6." moo
.taget en interesiant @filoring al
oe rige @erligbe6et, S11ltanens
Sfatfammer giemmer.
....& goar gjennem Ell Gong
al ioniite Spiler, rppeoe / Gree
fenlan6, og ftaar fora1 set feiier-
lige 5futfammer.
S~fathammermelteren for1mer os
i Me0e, brpoer meo olborsfulo
Mine Seglet paa @orterL aabner
oens tire Sengelaaie o9 fprer mig
|giennem en- fort Gang, Ser etroer /
en flor Sernport, BEN ii6ite! 2an=
icne paa 6e11ne sort oQb1es me0
famine Mlpor, og er6elig befinoer
ri % / Sfatfammeret, Ser be1taar
at tire itore, ifumle, operbpelpe0e
<1n. ~~~i
Sc foiteligite @fatte ligger FER
butter til 8ltlter mellem bperanore
|iom poa ct Hulterfammer; finn
no9le faa al Sem Itaar. oroneoe. /
|Sfabe n1eo @lasosre. Sn6trpffet
er @irbor. Mellem 1%1pur6erlige
&oitbarbe6er finbes @rmmofoner
og tpife @lomsbtlle6er!
Men lob mig uolon6re State
tie.
Miot / set f6rIte Stun ltanr en-
flor @ul6trone, rigt beiat me6 Ser
Ter og @belitere. 9enne Sro1te ct
ct a%rigsbptte, fom Sultan @elm
Sen Serite gioroe / &eriie,1 unoer
&rigen me6 5bab Ssmnel / g(aret
1914.
6oron 9ronen itaar ct @aiteitel
|of @ulo, betoreret me6 egte 8er=
Ter, og peo Sioen of banger Coli
man Sen ®tiges Sabel, bel1
befat me6 Euiin6er al @erler iaa
itore iom 9@rter. @n6pi6ere ie1
|ieg Der SoIimanS 89ger, ct Grit
|fefar at @ulo, prpoet me0 firfm-
|te6e 9iomonter.
Sfabe er ful6e at foitbme @aa=
ben % @ielme, Safer al @alo,
8iergfrpital og 0npr, StaaIe
|fplote meo &erler % 9@6elitene, oe
mango andre 4oitbarbeber.
S ct Sfab for Jig banger Del
gplone Soero, iom @obammeo 6e1
anoen bar, % ba11 erobre0e Som.
itantinopel, og / ct Sierne al SOL.
len ltaar Mbmeo Ben Gre6ies Gro:
ne, belt al @rlo, beiat me6 9g6el
itene og %forooen prp6et me0 Ell
grpn &apeggie, Der er noifaaret a
en eneIte Smarago.
S oct an6et Stun opbebores ito
re Smltnger af tprfiife @ulbtngn
ter % en- Mangoe &opper % Drif
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Til Salg | Rusk County,
Wisconsin.

nedhugget Hardwood" Skovland 100
Mile ostfor St. Paul; Wholesale Pri-
ser; Trakteri enhver Storrelse; frugtbar
lerblandet sort Muldjord; i Mejeri-og
Klover-B Belief; code Markeder. Skriv
paa engelsk efter Kort og Oplysninger:
Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co.,
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

2,992,s00 a@efasier eller t.
o774os,ooo sGe bar / As 6rpie-
rier ! De 6oreneoe Stater ii0ite
l1ge. garoien at oisie beIgber Jig
til $2t ,441,16O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Pigeskole fra 15de August til
November, Karleskole fra
lste December til lode Marts.
Indmeldelser modtages.
p. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich.

hlep funosn hgngt pan ct Stcfit
rar 6inle9 Narf, og i; Ser ifta
forelao noget &opmore, iost he,l.
oes @nlOatbr, &ieoe, &inge og Ne,1=
sc lau iirligt iammel1bltnone beo
|Si6en al 2iget, illltteoe Nolitiet, at
bun baboe taget Zig ielp ofoage al
6rDgt for rben bpioe 5lapeban=
beI".
Set bier Jig MI, at @igen er fpot
&iebenbapn, ben0es &abn Ell
Martba 8inter, pg bum tiente poo
INoroiioen. SIM er 5perlfe al
&rofesiion.
Sro6s iprige gfterfor1fninger
fra @olitiets SIDE er set en6nu IT,
'fe lDffeoes at ltofilroe set rette 500
Itip for ben6es @an6ling. Eil en-
Sarmer ifal bum babe 110trpft fin
:Srpgt for size blQdf boro".
Gbieasos Soritao @panstom Ell
bioenom befienot for fin fine, to-
pitt amerifmlfe 9a11nelie. gf Ser
|@r1n6 er set tnteresiont at le li6t
poa nebenitaaenOe Statiltif ODE,
8efolfnirge'1 / 1tnpnte 8p. Mf. e1
Snobpggerantal al 27,4S7 er SCI
|3,4S3 flere 4pin6er en6 Men6.
|Sfjdnt 6olfemG,taoen piier en- 6or=
egelie ODER Noret for,,6 al 741, Ell
Mntallet at Men6 gooet ne6 me6
159, m1ebens Mntollet al &pinoer
er forget me6 900. Ser er 1888
Mpn6 og 10,3S1 @pinoer ope1
81 Mor gomle og iaale6es itemmebe=
rettiget. Tro6s S;116bpggcrontaI=
lets 6orggelie piier ser Zig at Doe.
re 245 ferre 8drn i @%panston INT
Ser 6 Nar ems ifior. Sfior bar ser
$3.50 8prn / 8pen UNDER 6 Mar
gornle, og / Mar er Mntallet fun
1916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Ghuagu.

Sane slooams er en- foritanig
&pin6e. Sum flyer, at BUN nnoer
ingea1 Smltenoigbeoer oil pere
@orgmeiter i @bicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

81. &asielriis' np6elige u11ge
Cater. 6rf. Gilmore S., er rejit
til set ifjsnne Nri5ona for / fin
Spiters og 5pogers &ns / &reScott
at tilbringe forelpbig ct Narstio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Gfsemplariif apinoeluaif.

St1S1ttpAWtt> tVtuUStUBss w
Son 6rancisco Surp iammenim .af
apinoer, iao forleoe1 for fprite
Sang / Statens @iitorie tilraaos
/ napnte 8p / en- Sag, bpori 5taS
ten California anflageoe en- &pin0e
for al babe giort fig ifplotg / ut
tempted ertortion". @epiierne moo
Ben anflageoe forelaa: ifriftlig
|giennem 8rebe fra anflageoe. Sta=
tens N11flagea6bofdt erEl9reoe, at
8epiierne bar fibre, og MnfIogen
grun6ig bepiit; men life oeito mini
ore fan0t Sl1rpc,1, efter 1 Eime %
|55 Minutters Thanksgiving, at OIL
|flageoe bar 1ifpl6ig.
Gn at Sl1rp<&ninoerne forflare-
Sc ienere Sesl1rpe1s 8eogmme11 i CO.
gen faoleoes: u@anife piit tilitob
bun, at bum bapoe gjort bbab bum
|gior6e, men hi troeoe life, at 11aor
blrn iagoe bum baD6e giort set, at
fun ga mente at bum baboe me,lt
at gjpre bet."
Maitas Tortib. Maar man font
mer ino paa Spsrgsmoalet ON Sen
amerifanife S1oimters Dpri1roelic,
|ioa er oen antagelig blepe,t 11ofioa
a%lmin6elig, at bans 6orfe6rc Tom
ODER fra &iien. Eli Stette for
6enne Me11ing n9pnes oct .oglaa,
at 6e to 6aitlan6e, Miien og Sine
rifn, Dor %forfm6a1e beb 2at6, 1om
ienere er illnfet / @abet eller Bile
bet borte paa a116en Maabe. Gent
ne 2an6forbin6elie bar til / EN- for
bol6spis np Sis ogiaa, flyer Dc
l9r6e.
Mo 6er1,e Sci Tom Miiens 6olf til
@merifa, %ligele6es De mango 2anb=
!bpr, fom er fGlles for be9ge Ser
%6ensbele. Sfior CONNER blep Der
eiort ct Tlln0 at foriteneoe Dpre-
reiter / Oltfon territory, font bor
paft a6ifillig 0piigt. &mtelen
piblte uta,t optraabte / Mnterifa
% tilbels / itort @ntol / Sen ter
|tiGre Soroperio6e. Me1 im6tif 6en=
ne Sis bar man life funbet Spor
efter &arnelen langere moro emo
omtrent oct mellemite Oregon.
|Sfjor benote set 6erimo6, at en-
|5amler for Sc 6oreneoe 5taters
gllaifa M1lie11m fan6t &amelber
%nor0enfor &olarcirfelen, nemlig
pe6 Mru1oingen al Dlo Grom @iper
Il Chiffon territory life la1gt fra
@re11ien ntellem @laifa og Gal1a=
ga. 9ette 6,tn6 u6pirfer "a @ren=
fen for @amelens Sorefomit tao
bette 6oitlon6 bele 1000 Wli1 moo
moro. Sumtibig lta6feiter set 6en
Sro, at longt mil6ere @eirforboI<
SC raaoe6e / Mlaifa / Gi6en f6r
Mennelfene optraabte poo SSsorben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

S iibae Mr. af r9anneuirfe"
faar u@ebpen" left og paaifrepet.
Sen rer / bpjeIte @ra6 bornert og
ltfriiinoet ooerfor alt, Ser iffe RI
mer Jig meo iocial6emofratiif San-
fegang, = ia iom "a m%r1cfrafer"
'of fdrite Sfltffe," be66er set.
&e6toget!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
En- billiq Kyaq-Farm

paa 100 Acres, opdyrket, med code nye Bye.
ninger, beliggende / Majs.oe K16 yer. Distrik.
tet l Central Minnesota, kun to Mil fra en-
O~stefabrik; bedste Markeder; frugtbarJord.
Pris kun SIS Acren we'd hurtigt Salg. Lette
skriv paa engelsk til RJeren,
THOMAS e. SINE,
3o016 jackson St., st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

sc iammeniuprue / Snbien. S
&alfutta er begpn6t cit flor Hro-
ces moo Al Men6, ne1ten ate
Sgnner at goo 6amtlie / 8engalen.
9e er tiltalt for at babe pla1rlagt
Spbioielfe at inofp6te &ropper. til
Mptteri og 8lo6boo. @totsaopo=
faten anorog ONT @enaao11ing at
to Mngipere, iom bap0e aflagt @io=
nesbpro ONT 6e iamnenl por1es
Mgitation / 8ariia( og Daffa. San
opregnebe en- lang &9fte Morb og-
onore Misgierninger, iom Nolitiet
ietter / 6orbinoelie be6 oct bemme=
lige 6orbuno, Sc anflage0e tilberer.
Sc bapbe self 2an6et imellem Jig
i Dijtrifter, bpor Sc preoifeoe Sp=
rpr og Mptteri. Serlig bop6e oe
Iaet an paa Stl1oenter og a1ore
11gifte 1lnge M9n6.
On pigttg Spoa9elie gior6e en-
inofpot beiere @mbeosmano, iom
loo foretage en- &usamoerl9gelie
bos iin egen S6n / 0affa, bpor-
pe6 Ser Hep %beila9lagt en- be1 Gel
ammunition, &pitborbeoer, Hapirer,
'
oelpis / Gbifferifrift, nj. m., ser
iblan6t en- 2i1te meo 6e ion1men=
f%pornes Mopne. @erpeo fif &oli<
tiet @oloepunftcr for bi6ere Otter
forifninger og @uslm6eri6gelier,
1om goo set &eiultot, at Ser efsiite=
re6e ct re9nlert &omplot me6 oct
Gormoal at giere Sprer moo 0en
inbiife &egjering.
Set fom Mpnoigbe6erne tilgobe,
at Sen in6iife Str%uffelop for lite
lang Sis ii0en er blepen beientlig
ifjerpet / @apitlet on Smmen=
ioergel1er, troos Nrotelt fra enfel=
te inbfgbtc Meolenmer Of oct lob
giper6e @ao6. Sir @eginal6 GRAB
6ocf, iom inobragte 6or1laget, err
flareoe ollere6e ben Gong meget
beitemt, at &egieringen bab6e 8e=
biier for, at Ser fta6ig blep imebet
bgiforreoerife &laner. 8ortiet fra
Mttentaterne pao &icefongen og
paa @lrbern6ren / 8engalen er Der
i Nlar begooet enfelte Morb og
mo1ge @sberier, iom itaar / 6or<
binbeIie me6 Sen lan6sforreberlf e
Erofif.
Mon fa1 NOT iige, at 0en tnoiife
&egiering nu er uen6elig meget be-
Ore rl1itet ODER for iaabanne Mn=
iloa enc for set itore Sprgr / 1857;
men set maa lite glemmes, at me-
get, fom poa Sen enc SIDE ltprfer
9fe%gieringen, paa BEN an6en Sioe
ogIoa fommer Sm1tprtntngsfr9f:
terne til gobe. Scan ime6eier meo
SS,tteresie Nrocesiens 6orlb, foroi
ben faiter ct interesfant @treiflps
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@pjbane @jennemgangsrute Sr.
binamecn neotoges en6elig / man=
bags, ibet BOG @eltemmelien nj. s.
t. ~Sltbmops" blen itreget. Mn bar
@dibaner11e oltiao @et til at for
lerge &latformene / Coop iitrtf=
.tet, men forpligter 6en til at ien=
be 100 Eog pr. Einte og laoe
Bosiagererne goo fra set enc Sri
6anetog til set an6et for Sen font
me MiefeI, og bpis @ejbaneielifa-
ber,re ontager Srbir1oncen, fan
oisie iaa lenge pente6e og fao
baar& neboenoige Sorbe6ringer
pentes l16fgrt / 9ebet al ct &ar(D
|Maane6er.
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Asthma Catarrh og Bronchitis

op til 80 Aar gammel, fuldstsndig he'll
bredet we'd Brugen at Anti Asthma
Dote'. Paalidelige Vidnesbyrd vii BIZ
We Dem tilsendt, $500 pr. Kande ell
Ter 3 for SIS. Skriv norsk eller engelsk.
Ant-Asthma-Dos Co., Box 454,
EVERETT, WASH.
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Kj0b en- Farm

! Mejeri- og Kartoffel- Egnen; bedste Gras.
land; god Jord; rigeligt Wand; tat we'd code
Markeder, Mejeeier. .Landpost, Brendse1;
code Veje; Skoler. Priser $12.5O og $500
pr. Acre. skriv paa enRe1sk til: ARCH 3.
RAY, (Hoved-Kontor Madison, Wis, og
Clear Brook, MINI. =
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&eiem til. 8ersmmelie. Gamen:
Sc bar / fort Sis erbperpet Sem
ct beremt Mapn, ST.. &rofesior."
Erotesiorm: r0g Sc funoe
gipre set / en6nl1 fortere Sis, min
6rgfen!"
9anren: rSpor6an bet?"
&rofesioren: SEQ at blipe min
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Sranfrig bar mrpen6t $780,
100000 / Montning al Greer
longs bigtige Glo6er.
- Sfrip otter &rppennmmer
AT bette 8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

selpmoro. ge onrerifanife @Ia=
Sc bor i oisie Gage bapt lange Be-
retninger rm en- ing 8iahh ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Spiosborger. 8etegnelien Spi6s-
borger .er tim tilipnela6e116e Ell
m%arfelig @etegnelie for en- &erioni
bpis 5ielelib er afitl,mpet, toet set
intet bar mes uSpi6s" at gigre,
11en fon1mer al BET tpife uSpiei3=
biirger": en- ipp6ppbnet 8orger,
Dpilfet mao opfattes iom en- fun
meo Sppo pebnet 8orger, altiaa
,en 8orger al fringe analitet I
5orbolo til Sc ipert og foitbart u6z
ruite6e. 9erfra er Spergangen til
Den m,oerenoe @etp0ning = baa=
6e / Splf og 9unif = life banife-
Zig.
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3nrnrtt rl11t1t.

@priettet. Gil e,ngelit Game bar
MI foriggt p%oerligere al beptfe @or.
fettets Sta0eligbeo % bapoe oct
onbragt poa ct Mntal Mbetatte. Sc
blep ipge % 6ebe flere al Dem, og
andre bleb bloofattige % libenoe
at mango Spgoomne. @ten &pin.
oerne oil life bpie fig for oenne
&ienbsgiernt,1g heller % er bpilig
forn9rmet oper Snanmenltgrtnge1t.
Be paaitaar, at Sc er % ingell
9lbefotte / legenlltg 9enieenoe.
sper at gipre tilpas. &eftor
:@apfins i Grfor6 bar albrig for,
rsiet, bpis ban life fln1be fhtoe
Sell at fritifere bos Stuoerter1e.
'8lonm onbet lao 2ilten oper Strife
.beigeet altio paa bans @oro og for
.mle0igeoe e,,ten Sos eller 9aoel.
-gngong, 6a ban baboe @omaro
Sing, Sen ienere 9ilfop at 2incoln,
foran fig, ioa &eftoren / 2iiten.
Seq fer, @r. Sing, iagoe
ban, at 9e life bar fori9mt en- ene=
ite @l10stieneite / bele Iermine11.
San 9ioroe Ell &a1tie, % / Ste.
set for at iige ct ro1en6e Sro, fort.
iatte ban ftrengt:
Seq mao %foreboloe Gem, Mr.
Sing, at alt for regelmesiigt Sir
fehei6g fl,,oe l.oarte Jig til Gor=
malisme.