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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05
THE N STORY
HER 1AANDLADY.s SISTER.

n she nag an mkling that the niSht
Would DC NOISY. a person with tnat
SaPslcltS 1or Wneeztng Would certain.
~ sn9re' ana, oesides. Marjorie a
TO cry most of the nignt-an
imposslnte IfSceedtns with Mrs, Mef-
TON 's neu9ei'ow. AND Mrs. merton
IMTn,Ms. Nv ~ NrH .rnd "s M,r,,r,.
hclnlcssly'
II inst don't l,,w w,,, ~, a.,
| Mari, Is that fonch% she's ms, roinw
to hs here iwH dnvs ,n 500 nor son-ss
"Nl,y. d,n't .ha w.;th ,,ir, ~.
"Hinic oh. iord~ he s,nvs M a
hotel aud T don.t sir,osr no gets
there n night before daylight. Lots
of nights iac works and tho other
Stiil. he's a nrettv Sood hov Wen.
You're going TO obiirr me-. ain:t you?"
"Of .o,rsc ~ feI,sr.a M.ri"ris Who
nrobabiy would hay. riyc~ nor thumh
away If n one had Insisted. II bet
ter tidy thc room NJ once"
But Mrs. Merton stopped her. ..lt's
thinr" " :" "'" ~ "
Mrs. Kane proved 10 he a thinne
replica of Mira Nsrion Eut .hn Was
better dressed and f,r cleaner Shc
lived in a small tow va, far frnn, ,ha
,,;ty she .%ccantsa HI.rin,.,a's ronn,
with matter Of fs", yrati,mde "f
dare say. a ynNln0 nNrSo, .ir,CS,>'f mind
coopinc with snn,a nme .lse s,,t an
old body like me- has IN hayc n whole
had sGo oSsarH.s ~
Marjorie went to bed early and
cried softly, so tina, Mrs. Merton
would not hear her, Although she
not have been So careful, for
that lady Immediately subsidized into
snoreful slumber that would have
drowned a loud sob.
In the morning Marjorie started
again. She could spare
only two days now for undertaking
her dreams. Then, if nothing came
her way. she must either so into a de-
partment store ortstarve. And she was
dolefully uncertain which h would
prefer.
As usual. editor. were busy or not
in. The advertising for
whom she had turned out several
small orders wasdn his office and in a
Very bad humor. Nav" he trump
ed. II won't need anything-except
"NAH "''No
An editor to whom, sho had Sant
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05
ACopright. 1alS. hy n. WerMcr.l

copyright, 1918. by w. Wcrncr.).
Marjorie loathed the white scrubbed
steps OF the yellow stone boarding
house. as we'll as the ornate brass
chandelier. Il ,ri1e furnished. in the
dim oak heamcd hall. remnants OF Il
former owners genility. And she par
ticularly loathed the eight by ten bed
on h third floor. 10 which her
and finances had assigned her.
Back in the past lay a rooinN green
white house. it's wide porch, with
big pillars. swathed in roses and
morning glorics. 1t stood at the out
skirts Of an old. sleepy country. town.
From its wide porch one could see
the white picket fence Of the quiet old
grave yard where Martorie's father
and mother lay. Her mother had gone
first. When her father died Marjorie.
pcnniless, hut with Il strong
faith in h power of her ten fingers.
had gone to the city.
There she had learned that girls
who think they can illustrate r
more numerous by far than editors
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

The position of the German army
officers on board an airship landin.;
by mistake In French territory was
one not to be envied. While the plain
people o. the two countries jog alons
side by side in fairly comfortable
neighborliness. the military move.
ments of each : viewed with great
distrust and jealousy by the other. And
it is quite. ea1yssio understand how
It would t1Q0IrS the most vigorous
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

1t has been taken for granted for
some time hat Colonel Charles Bre=.
er. for many years editor of the Fargo
Forum. was to be appointed one Of
the state game wardens. The appoint.
ment has been made, and everybody
who knows Brewer will approve most
heartily. He is a good fellow and a
good sportsman. and he may be de-
pended on to attend strictly to the
duties of the Office, for the subject is
one in which he is and has been in
tensely interested. Everybody will be
satisfied except the people who want
to violate the game laws.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

member me by" The over-joyed ac-
tor departed. but his cab had hardly
gone ten yards when. ordering it to
return again, the actor was once more
ushered into the grand dukes pres
ence. "Oh, SIRE" he said. II had to
drive back. There are two crosses in
the box" ooh, no matter" said the
grand duke, give the other to the
cabman." - 80 - - 81
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

polite, I believe I will have another
slice"
Good" said Johnny. Now, ma,
remember your promise. You said
il it was necessary to cut into the Sec
ond pie I could have another piece"
A wealthy gentleman, who owns a
country seat. on n occasion. nearly
lost his mother-in-law. who fell into
a river which flows through his estate.
He announced the narrow escape to
his friends. expecting their congratu-
iations. One Of them-an old bache-
lor-wrote as follows: II always told
you that river was too shallow"
An actor once played in a small
German principally for a fortnight.
The grand duke, to his disappoint-
ment, failed to decorate him. He
mentioned this oversight at a court
dinner to a chamberlain. and the next
said the grand duke, handing the ac-
tor a box, here is something to. re-.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

There is talk of making Washing.
ton a dry town. The hint is intended
of course for the persistent job-hunt.
tiers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

efforts of the French oficials at the
place of landing to hold back the
crowds of indignant p%easantry whose
first thought would naturally be that
the Zeppelin had been sent out to fa-
%cilitate the work of spying on the de-
lenses Of their country. and had ben
delivered by the fates into their
hands.
The story told by the German visit
ors was a connected and plausible
one. They had been testing the dirig-
ible with a view to its acceptance by
the government. had risen nearly two
miles in an altitude test. had lost their
scured their Views of the earth. !,Ai
been swept onward by Unexpectedly
strong winds. and had descended for
fuel, %sYpposing that they were still
within German territory.
Probably q story quite as plausible
as that would have been told had the
men actually been engaged in spying.
But the surrounding facts tcnd to o
firm their story. Men engaged in su II
a hazardous enterprise as that of syp-
ing on the French dcf.>ses would have
been would not have started without
assuring themselves of an ample sup
ply OF fuel with which to return 10
safety. They would not have landed
in France voluntarily, and they wou'.1
have taken are that they were not
forced IL and because of the exhaus-
ton of their power. 1t is possible. Of
cours thlt eve with a plentiful sup
ply of fuel they were unable to make
Roadway tgainst the wind. and We're
forced to land to save themselves. III
that case gasoline could probably have
been poured overheard without III
tracing attention, II the party coL,i
have ON Gown short of that flui I.
But in the search made no drawings.
photographs of Photographic appar-
atus were found. Cameras coul!
scarcely rave been thrown over with
safety. hence. if the Germans were
really apies they must have depends1
en- free.hand drawings and memory.
and have depended on their own yes
rather than on cameras. ON the whole,
it was dangerous business.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

A French savant says that what
women want is sun and air. But
of them want a few other things
as well.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

There has been an effort to make
something Of a sensation over the
death of j. Pierpont Morgan by attri-
butine it to excitement and nervous,
strain attendant on the examination
of the %tinancier before the Pujo com
mittee. The idea seems to be a little
far-fetched. When a man reaches the
z of IS years it is not remarkable
that he should die. Many men live
longer than that. but for every one
short of that mark. Mr.. Morgan was
an old man. He had lived a life OF
strain. 1t is quite possible that his
appearance before the Pujo commit
tee. requiring some extra exertion. and
finding him in a condition far from
robust. may have been just sufficient
to tilt the scale in the wrong direction
for him. But if so. nobody was to
blame. The committee. whether wise.
~ and efficiently or not. was engaged
in the performance of duties imposed
on it by congress. MIR. Morgan had
certain Information which the commit
tee needed. 1t was the duty of the
committee to get that information.
Mr.. Morgan attended without protest.
He testified with every appearance of
frankness and willingness. II he was
subjected to any undue strain the com
mittee was not aware of it. probably
no v.aS not There aya $eu. caSae IN
which a man can be said to die Of old
age. TO 60 to pieces all at once. like
the one-horse shay because all his
working parts have given out together.
There is usually a little defect to be
found somewhere. and some little
thing occurs to make that slight de-
feet fatal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

The Canadian administration is
struggling with several knotty prob.
lens, notably that Of financing a part
of the British navy. The liberal pro.
gram was for a Canadian navy of
cruisers and smaller vessels. capable of
protecting the Canadian coast, and in
time Of need of rendering other aid
to the mother country. But the chief
purpose Of the plan vas to make Can
ada self protecting from a naval stand
point as she is self supporting indus
trially and otherwise. The conserva.
tive government has other views. and
proposes to make a direct contribution
Of battleships to the British navy. The
two parties have locked horns over
the question. with the result that the
appropriations for ordinary expenses
would have been held up altogether
had not the liberals consented to the
passage of one-sixth Of the estimates,
to pay running expenses during the
discussion. Our Canadian friends are
due for some lively times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

The president is gradually finding
men to accept the major diplomatic
positions. Walter II. Page has ac.
copied. the London post. and William
f. McCombs has decided that after
all he will go to Paris. Mr.. Page is
not regarded as a very rich. man,
though he is credited with having a
fair fortune. Mr.. McCombs at first
declined the Paris position on the
ground that his income was not sum.
cient to warrant his acceptance Of the
position. He has rcconsidered. howev-
cr. and accepted. 1t is suggested that
there may be an understanding that
a change is to be made in the diplo-
matte situation, either in the way of
increased salaries or the equipment of
each great embassy with it's own Of.
fees. Whatever may be done in the
way OF salaries. by all means the ma.
tons should own its own quarters at
all the important capitals.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18

|.oagIigt Br6o., o.. set Maprt bar
|oet ogfan meS en- ois @et, toet BET
|par trpft paa Ell SlagS Geig, iaa-
leoes at man f111oe ipiie ielpe Mni,
|fen eiter at bape Left ben.
Ct frarif 8loo, r22e 8ien Gtre",
ollie Mbo1nel1ter, fom bolh
ITO ! "a Mar, liosparig 8eniion %
|fri @egrapelie. Sroos bette lof-
:ten6e Gflb1o be11iop 8la0et nllereoe
efter en- Monneos Sorlgb pe6 cit
blioelig 500. l1ben Epipl for at
fu11ne begreoe 6enre iergelige &pn-
Belle bleb bets gfterfblger, ioE,
faIote fig r9ommetbrflaoet", trpf'
poa ct slags 3apir, Tom bageftel
ifnI6e bruges Tom 2ommeterflaoc.
50 anore 8al6e, iom nofom
omfring 1850, Dor trpft pao Danos
tet Bapir. 9e u0fom pa1 yaot~
iteoer og hctoe Ben Toroel, Al. :::nu11
fun6e ligge l,6e / Sander og !r!e
SEM, u6,n ct Sfriften ait 115.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18
Knrrtspunnatrr
@innipeg s. z. Suit 1918.

M1n111peg D. Z. Sh1lt 1915.
st Mntal bnnife M9no % &pin=
Ser bopbe aftalt ON at mgoes |
@ttD &arf BEN ferlte Spnoag ST
termib6ag / bper Maane6 igiennem
Sommeret1.
&glge ben,1e Mftale par cit ca.
IS 9anite foriamle6e fto1te Senoag
/ Merbe6en al 8abillonen, bpor oe
bap6e pla,,tet set 6anife Glag meo
oct eneellfe peo Sioen al. Eil bgi=
re for set oonife og ct piit Maal
.beiere, iom gfif er i Canada, 11aar
ct u0enlan6if 6lag er uofol6et.
Sellfabet bob6e iult begpa,M at
more fig poo go6 oanif Bis meo at
|lege rgnfeman6". gn 9el Brit
ter, @nglen6ere eller @ana6iere -
|bba6 mont MI bill falbe Dem -
bapbe iamlet fig omfring for al
!ie poo 2egen, fom bar M til bem;
oft Dor 1tifplotg Sorneielie, o9 in-
gen 6rgmte ON, at 11ogen funoe to-
|ge 6orargelie 6eraf.
@pem formoar % at beifribe Sen
6orbm1ielie me6 bpilfen 9anife %
anore tilliee iaa Ell af &arfens
Spipnsmnn6 gao OPP til @la6le len,
bbor Slagene par pla1teoe, gribe
oct 6anife og begpnoe at ripe BET
it'll. On beltemt 3roteit fremfom
|itrafs fra baaoe 9anife og on6re
Silite6eoeren6e. Man forlmgte
en- Sorflartng fra Mat1oen for
bans urimelige Sptraoen, men alt
mon fl1noe foa uo al bam par, at
set bar imo6 @orfens @egler at
plmte nogeniombelit Stag eller
8anner in6en 6ets @r9nier. @es=
1t0en ntlan ban 9eger ~Gnfennn11o"
|iom cit gammel v9prefegtning".
me6 6enne 6orflaring maatte
Donifere iaaoel fom ANDRE la6e fig
neie forelsbig. Set er imiolertib
Menin9en at tage Sagen op for
Ml1toriteterne for at faa @lorbef
pao ONT 2oben / Ga11a6o forbpoer
respectable Soft al en- fremmel
Mation ben Syrihe6 iom bnr6e Doe.
re enbper tiloel, remltg at biie fin
&11lgr.
ct Rienbi6ne.
Openitaaen6e font for TENT til
Nptagelie i ii6ite l1ge. Meb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18

- tNsEN HEfrHEHJHE5N4H = FfENN&9N.%ar
|ifal baoe piit fig b~eniigtsmesitge,
% oe prtpate 5eljtdber, ION, eie1
sfop6iitrifter, bill blipe tpurrgtte al
Omitnnoigbeoerne til ligltenoe Sit
Observation-Disclosures. 9e iti-
genoc Gr9priier Der i Mmerita be.
pirfer, at nta1t er begpr0t at ban6le
o. ombpggeltgere
meb Sfopene, % / alt 6alb pil
man life i gremttoen funne tillaoe
Zig ben 2ufius bpert Nar at laoe
|en 6ier6e6el Of bele %l1nionens 9r0=
bebob til ingen Mptte goo op I &eg
loale6es iom set biotil er ffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18

NUuIelt1YIHItUtut W. Ay> Ouy1t.
Or6ner % Sitter. ST. 3ables
fgrite Mini1terium tog lite Blot Mf,
itan6 fra Miniiterrniformerne og
gfscellencetitlen, men erfl9rehe og=
iaa at billie afbol6e fig fro n66eling
al Srbner % Gitler. Define Be-
ill1tnirg bleo iom befienot itrengt
operbol6t; ser bleb / Sen fgrite to-
oifale @egierings Eio life u6oelt
11ogen Srbem eller Gitel / SiIfel6e,
}om frepeoe en- Miniiters Mellem-
fomft.
Set 11pe Miniiterium 3able bar
og1oo forioget l1niformerne og @fs=
cellencetitle11. 8erimob er ser life
fremfommet nogen 6irette Silfienz
6egipelie ON, at 3obles npe &ubt-
net ogloa bil6e opretbol6e set CANT
le rabifnle Stanopunft meb Sen=
ipn til l16oeling at Sr6ener og
TitIer.
. To1sbeoe11 pan bette Hl1nft bar
foranle6iget ct Sorlp6en6e ON, at
sen rpe ra0ifale Megiering al piSie
@rl1n6e bapbe / 5in6e at praftiie=
re en- 11oget min6re ra0tfm Spfat=
:el1e.
Settle 6orlp6en6e iapner imtbler=
It's etbpert @runblag. Man ftillebe
&cnfejlspr9l i6enten ct 6irefte
Sp6rgsmoa 6erom, og ban ipare=
Sc meo al snlfelig 8eltemtbeo:
- Sen npe Megjering itoar |
Spergsmaa1et ON Or6ener og Sit=
Ter pao ganife og al0eles Sen font
n1e 0pfattelie Iom set fprite raoi=
fale Mini1teriltm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18

e rs -
MGrfelige Npiier. st franif
Stosifrift forteller ON nogle mGr-
felige 6oripg, iom forlfiellige fore
8la6u6gibere bar giort
for at bperoe 2aiere for fine 8la-
Sc.
st iponif @loo, u2uminaria"
bgo fine Mbonnenter en- Eef1t, iom
bar trpft me6 fosforagttg Sparte,
faaleoes at man fnnoe laie ben !
Mdrfe; al 6en @rln6 onbefale6e
@laoet fig ierlig til 2asning ON
Motten.
Gnoru ine6igere bar l16giperen
at ct anoet fpanif 8lob, r@egal
9uotioien", fig oo; Mabnet betpoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18

al en- @oaliens 6orbinoelie
fra europa til Metp gort.
M set 0arrife Spltem oil piie
Jig an6re operlegent, ipnes Sag
men6 ogiaa fer at totple ont. Men
oeo itaoig Experimenting fan
Der 10 NOT tiliioit raaes ct iaa til
fre6sitillen0e &eiultat, at Spitemet
.6liper itiIlet iepnii6es Marconis |
international 8etponing.
Sips.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18

Senatets 2obbDfomtte bar taget
Marti11 80. Meulball UNDER Be
Gambling, og boEot forleoen ct Med-
0e for at bere, Hpao ban bap6e at
fige.
M11lbalIs Sorbinoelie meo So
brifeiernes rationale Screening 90
terer fig, ifglge bans @i6nesbprb,
fra 1908, og Ell at Sc fgrite Sperb,
iom oberoroges bom, Dor at bin=
i6re Morplan6 Senotoren, Mu@o-
mas 6orIlag ON en- otte Sinners Nr=
|bei6s1op fra at blioe be6taget. S
set 9iemeo iatte ban Zig / Gorbin,
6elie me6 2e6ere al en- big 4rbei=
6erorgantiation / Baltimore, fon1
mo6orbeioe6e McGomas, og FONT
me1t me6 Dem par ban tiliteoe peo
6en replebltfanife Mationalfonpen=
ton / Gbicago / 1904, bDor ban oe
bans Setter iarlig giorbe set foo
broget fom muligt for GomperS
og dn6re fremragen6e MrbeioerIe.
''6ere / oeres Gorieg pau at foa otte
|3imers 2ober ontaget al &onpen=
|tionen.
M 6enne @irfiombe6 frepe6e
maturligpis &enge, og oisfe fiji
Mulball / itdrre og min6re 8eleb
|meo al 6nlfelig &egelmesligbe6 fra
MarIbol1 Grfbtng, 6engong 5efre:
tpr for Sen obennnpnte 6abrifeier-
%forening.
&atiet bar iom befjenot ogloa ne6=
Iiat en- @omite til 2obbDup9lenets
l1noeripgelie, og 6enne bill giernt
Babe fat i Mulball ogioa. De itep.
neoe bam iaale0es fom @i6ne pef
ct til 9br0ug @orgen berammei
Sorbgr, mten Senotets &omite Ton
Sen / Torfjebet, og Mrlballs Sis:
neshpr6 bill fgrit blipe afgipet fo1
benne.
8lanm an6re @ioner, iom me6:
tie frem / 6re6ogs, bar @epreien
tantbuiets Speafer Champ Glarf
Ser nforbebol6ent itemple6e 2amqr!
og 9al1terbacbs @Htorier or1 baaE
6orbin6elie meo S. g. @orgm %
bans 6trma fom 26grt. San bap6l
al6rtg, erflere6e ban, itaaet / no
getiombelit ~perionligt eller forret
%ningsmesltg Sorbol6 til Morga1
eller ben11es &ollegoer, og bnr og
faa ganife 1rbi6e1oe ONT Gilpnrelier
at cit fig Man6 font 2amor, f6r
emo 6en11e l1n6eriggelie begDnote
@pu6 man ems fan iige ON Mul
balls rMfIgringer", foa 1naa mu1
tn6rdmme, at ban brogte en- tril
STRENGTHENING frem / DagSlpiet
toet ban paapilte, at Sabrtfantfor
bltn0et benDtteoe ltore @engeIum
mer for at mo6arbeioe bisle &o1t
gresmGnos 8alg, for0i oisie bab0v
banolet imo6 6orbnmbets 211ifer
8are 6enne enc Sing er faa gro
beren6e, at 6orbrm6et fife b6r sir
re &egning paa nogen Me61ioen
beo bla1rM r%etifafne Soft. @nem
iombelit bor raturligbts &et ii
at iige til 2obgioertte, bpa6 Slagi
2obe ban gnifer. Men 11aar Ell
6orretningsforporation %begDnoer a
blanoe fig in6 / @alget u0enfor Fl
l3iitrift, iau tre0er Sen poa far
Zig @run6.
/ 0NO & ~~-Ss ~, .
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En- t6rste KIasses KoIoni-Trak

i SURPRISE VALLEY. o d Co.. California.
5000 Acres samlet. Flere Set code Byg-
Familie. Frugthaver; flere hundrede
Acresproducerende Alfalfa. Fr1, H0 og Korn.
iJordbund 25 Procent kontant, lang lid paa
Resten med 7pCt. Renter. Pris SIS 90 Acren.
Vii saelge l mindre Area1. skriv paa enRelsk
til Fred ]. Lyon, cedarvillo, Gait.
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Asthma Catarrh og Bronchitis

op til 80 Aar gammel, f~uldstsndig he'll
bredet we'd Brugen af "Anti-Asthma-
Dote". P~aalidelige Vidnesbyrd vii Bill
We Dem tilsendt, $500 pr. Kande ell
der 3 for SIS. Skriv norsk eller engelsk.
Anti Asthna-Dots Co., Box 454,
EVERETT, WASH. !.
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Salg en- god Farm

paa 80 Acres, dels opdyrket og beplantet
med Majs, Havre og Kartofler, m. M, dels
i Skov at Ege- og Fyrretreer, pent Illus,
godt Wand og sundt Klima, beliggende 5h
Mil fra Grand Rapids, Wis, !og 2 til 3 Mil
fra 10 RtR. Stationer. Pris 50, 0O0. 90 paa
code Vilkaar. For nsrmere Oplysninger
skrivtil Fjeren, SC. RANSEEN, R.R. 1,
Grand Rapids, Wis.
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Greattr Nrtt Vnrk.
smaanpt fra Ben banife &oloni.
@n tarpelis spps.

Gn v%inoIen0t" Mrtifel (oer RI
meligpis er ifrepet i ct berperenoe
oanf 8la6fontor), foreilaar, at
so etooiiten II, ST.. S. g. @olm
i &ertb Mmbop, lo1epnes til Sen
0onlfe ll1tberife &trfes @iifop |
Nmertfa.
Men ser er for6prigt ogioa me=
get onoet, lom tpber paa Mgurfetio
e!ler, iom Mm%erifanerne %treffenoe
folSer Sen, life 1iIlp 1eal on".
Siltraa6t.
s Ggn6ags, s.. 10. ST., bol6t
@oItor u. 6. &ilhegnoro ltn Tiltre=
6elIespre0ien / SrinitatiS Strife,
8ronr.
Sulfefclten
/ l1lnler @arf forlgb un6er feoban=
ligt Speftafel fra &eglebanerne.
Ser bar ibprtgt go6 SIlll1tning, pg
&rogrammet par omtrent set fam.
me iom altt6. Sm Set pariere0eS
Ilt0t nGite Gang?
Set np 9lberoomsbiem.
Sc pjtlige 8~rooerIomflmosloge,
bar igien bol6t 9elegeretmp6e OH.
|gaaen6e set poatGnfte M6eroomS:
Diem, iom MI er paa Sci til at BIZ.
be itfret. Man ct enig / oct Doe.
ientlige men - ONT 8eIiggenbe0er
ipnes Ser at berlfe lige iaa manage
Meninger iom ser er 0elegere6e
Iioet bper iier bol6er paa fin ggr
eller 8p fom set 6e6it posien6t
|Ste6. Man raa6er mi ODER ca
$4,000 Dollars til 8pggefon6.
9onliens @pitem.
@oloemar 8oulier1s troooleie Sc
legrafipitem opnaae6e life sen off
cielle engelife Mnerfien0elie, ion
0pfinbere,r bap6e baabet. 9ett'
ito6 at lRie / Sc berberenoe Sag
blnoe oen IL. So. i ct Telegram frt
2onoon. 5oa foreIpbig bar Sc.
|biftrof lange l1oiigter meo gtable
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Til Salg i 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- Belief; code Markeder. Skriv
paa engelsk efter Kort og Oplysninger:
Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co..
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
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H0jskole.

Pigeskole ira 15de August til
November, Karleskole fra
1ste December til 15de Marts.
~Indmeldelser modtages.
r. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich.
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Sltraabt.

S @pn6ags, s., 10. S., bol0t
8oitor u. s. ailhegnoro ltn Eiltre=
6eliespreoien / Grinitatis Strife,
8ronr.
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Men til an0re Si0er 1elre0e ST.
Sen. ga fan0t mal1 ienere mellem
Sc rpgenoe Erel tammer &eIterne al
Set f~orulpffe0e Sog og rurot ont
firing 6e forfulle0e Sig al be ulpf=
felige &osiagerer og Sogperionalet.
@pilfet Mi60el man MI a1pener,
iaa fgrer set finn til Monlet, mar
Sfopbranoen en6nu life bar Dofiet
|iig for flor. SCR Sen naaet mile
lang l1oitrefntng, er Menne1fefraft
lttilltreffelig til 6enS 9efgmpel1e.
Men / noifillige amerifanlfe
|Sfoboiitrifter hiper S%fopbranoe
lom ofteIt opoaget for tent. 6or at
impoegaa oe1rne l1lempe bar man
mt oprettet en i9rlig @agttieneite
1t Sc Sfobe, ser %iorterer UNDER &e-
|gieringen. st Sect al Eelefonle0=
ninger er fort igiennem Sem og
forb11n6et me6 @agtitationer. Des=
11oen CT Ser oprettet ct &orps poo
balpnm6et Guiinoe bere6ne Spipns=
mnno, iom regeImasiigt giennem=
itrejfer 5fopene. Spbages Ell
gran6, meIoes Sen be6 &ielp af en-
transportabel Eelefon til 6e narme-
lite gaetitationer, iom itrafs afien=
Der &eoningsmanoifab.
Disi foitbore 6oranitaItnirger