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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
NEW COMPANY BEGINS
WORK ON 5000 ACRES
Southwestern Alfalfa Farms Com
pany Is now Developing East of
City In Lewis Flats
WILL SEED LAND TO ALFALFA
Thousand Acres Reserved For TO-.
70 and 30-ACre Fruit Farms For
Which Trees Are Ordered

The Southwestern Alfalfa Farms
company, which owns 1900 acres of
the best grass land in the valley, ten
miles east of the city in the
Lewis Flat. district ha, begun
active dcycopmcnt \ tractor has
been At work the past week and ha,
already constructed five miles of the
twenty miles of roads which will
traverse the tract. The land is
practically all in native grass which
produced, last year, n ton of hay to
the acre, and is as level as the pro-
verbal barn floor.
FRUIT AND ALFALFA
The land will be developed in sub
~tautially the same manner rs the
lO,OOO-acrc tract of the Mimbres
Valley Alfalfa Farms company which
il Joins. The land will be plowed
and Il thild seeded down to alfalfa.
\ thousand acres have been set aside
for 10, 20 and 30-acrc fruit and
alfalfa farms, and these will be
planted N trees rs well as alfalfa.
Two wells are nearing completion
and these are through the best ouai-
" of water bearing material. W.
a. Ca~slcr, formerly of Bcrmidi,
Mimi, ha, charge of the DEVELOPMENT
work. aud he is assisted by Alex
Dorau. also formerly of BermidT.
Both have had wide experience in
rhi, line of work
D. \. FITZP PATRICK HERE
y. 4. Fitzpatrick. n real estate
operator of Duluth, Minnesota. is
spending about n month looking over
The valley. Last week he invested
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05

W. b. Bridgeman and Mrs Bridge
man lief, the city yesterday for
Colorado Springs, where Mr. Bridge
mans mother is reported quite i'll,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05

J. T.. Maxwell, u real estate opera
tor of Gait, California, was in the
city this morning looking over the
valley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05

Box ears, which came over the
mountains. stood in the yards
Yesterday morning with snow on
them. Evidently winter is camping
close on our trail. and can be en-
pected to reach us with n cold breath
or two shortly.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05

Frank McNIahan, farmer and
,tockman of Fairview, Kansas, re-
turned to his home yesterday after
visiting in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Earl Ely, for the past
month.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05

Continued on page SKI
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05

y Deming Air =
y 100 per ct. Pure '
' Breathing Test y
4 \ 4 \ \ 4 4 4 4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
ORDINANCE BUREAU
 TESTS NEW SHELLS

Washington, Dec. 5.@The never end ing battle for supremacy between the gun and the ar1or of naval vessels has kindIed into fresh activity. In his last annual report, Chief N. c. Twin ing, of the. naval ordnance bureau, de- clares that, in consequence of the ten dency. towards increased thickness of the arnor, it has become desirable to increase the penetratfve powers of ar mor-piercing projectiles.
 The bureau has begun experim ents on that line after recording it's judg- ment that an armor-piercing projecti1e carrying sufficient explosive to deton- ate and completely fragment the pro jectile after penetrating armor is the best for the attack of armored ves- SelS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
At Moss & Krieger,s.

This is the ideal store in which to do your Christmas shopping, becaus here you will find an assortment that if will be difficult to match in any city in the East
 Ladies coats in large assortment of styles and materials, long, short and medium lengths, BoucIe, Astra chan Matel1esse, Broadcloth, Chinchilla, etc
 Ladies suits with plain and draped skirts, all the latest style effects, at remarkable price values.
 Gowns and dresses in silk and serses for evening, house and street wear.
 Most exquisite line of fur goods, fur sets and separate pieces-ideaI gifts for the holidays.
 Tow comes Christmas Credit at the Moss & Krieger store to make for the happiness of you and yours. It well comes you to clothing ur the first qual- 1ty and bids you choose now and pay in small weekly amounts as conven- lent Don't slight anyone-gfve-give. useful things, and use your credit It's good here-no money down.-Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
CABINET MENBERS'I WIVES TO BANISH EGGS FROM TABLE

Washington, Dec. 5.-Eggs are to be pan1shed from the tables of the home Of nearly all the cabinet members whose wives have pledged their SUD- port to the egg boycott campaign which is being waged to reduce the price. One of the first to give her ap- proval and poins the movement was Mrs. William Jennings Bryan, wife of the secretary Of state.
 Following Mrs. Bryan's lead nearly all the cabinet wives have joined the effort to bring lower egg prices. Pledges have been obtained from Mrs Garrison, wife of the SC cretary of war; Mrs. Albert s. Burleson, wife of the postmaster general; Mrs. David Houston, wife of the secretary Of ag- riculture, and Mrs. William B. Wilson. wife of the secretary of labor.
 A monster petition is being pfepared with which Congress is to be storm ed by Mrs Ellis Logan and her co-work- CTS in the boycott movement here. It is expected that by next Monday night more than 25,000 names will have been signed to the document Mrs Logan declared that already 5000 Washing ton housewives have joined the move ment. It is planned the club women say, to impress Congress with the need for legisIa tion that will bring about lower food prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
THE LAW OF LIFE"

Sunday afternoon at 5 a, lecture will ,be given at the Young Mems Christian assoeia ton to the m enrbers and friends Of the Right Living club John D. Brock, the physical director, is the leader of the club, and this week will discuss 't'The Law of Life; Muscular is well prepared to present this mat ter, as he has studied extensively along lines of physiological and psy- chologica1 development Much of his time at the Springfield College, from which he was graduated in 1910, was devoted to such studies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
FRENCH INTERESTED IN
 RED CROSS STAMPS

Washington, Dec. 5.-The. French Red Cross society is mantfeeting a keen interest in the sale of Christmas stamps by the American Red. Cross. A letter has been received by the French embassy here asking regarding the methods of the American society which has yearly raised regular sums through the sale of. little holiday stickers. It is understood here that the French so- ciety will adopt similar plans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
LAD IS CRIPPLED BY
 CHEMICAL EXPLOSION

New York, Dec. 5-Gerald Gray, 15 years old, the owner of a commercial wireless telegraph service between Newton and Swartswood Lake, N. T., poured sulphuric acid into a mixture of chlorate of potash in the office of his father, pr. Whitefeld Gray of Newton, yesterday afternoon Imme- dtately there was an explosion that rocked the town, wrecked the build
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
PARADE SATURDAY, EVENING.

Warner Bros.' fire department win parade Saturday evening, December 6. Leaving Seaside Institute at o'clock. headed by Moose Drum Corps will march from Atlantic to Main. to State, to Broad and Fairfield avenue. where 1t will be joined by the fire de- Ipartments of American oGraphophon Co., and Fairfield. Thence proceedine to Elm, to Main, to Congress. Counter marching down Main to Atlantic to hall, where the Grand Carnival and Dance will be he1d.-Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
POINTS OF INTEREST.

Tomorrow commences our Semi An nual Clearance Sale of winter millin- cry goods, in trimmed dress hats, un- trimmed hats and trimmings at such small price, cost is not considered. You can afford to buy a new hat if you need one or not as the prices are merely nominal at E. H. Dillon &, Co.'S, 1105 Main street=Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
TRAMP POET DINED
 BY ENGLISH SOCIETY

London, Dec. 5-Harry Kemp, the American tramp poet, who recently served a term of imprisonment as a: stowaway, was the guest last night of the Poetry Society at a dinner
 G. c. Ashton Johnson, for whom 1t is claimed he is a direct descendant of Ben Johnson, presided and urged that the government behaved i'll in putting a poet in prison.
 His argument suggested that poets are entitled to travel free wherever their spirit moves them
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
SNOW BLOCKS RAILROADS.

E Denver, Dec. @Denver awakened today to find every manner of traffic -blockaded by more than two feet of snow which covered the city, Rail road trains were unable to move from the station and service oiax most of the roads was abandoned
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

A marriage license was issued yes terday at the town clerks office to Charles Downing, 492 Broad street, an electrician employed by the New Ha- ven road, and Miss Della Chase, also of 492 Broad street; no occupati given.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

Miss Viola F. Reyes of 16s Savoy street. was given a linen shower last evening by the Embroidery club of which she is a member. Miss Reyes Is soon to become the bride of Mir
 Elwood Parks and the many useful as well pretty gifts which she receiv- cd at the shower will have prominent places in the cozy little home that the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

Mrs. George Wilcox, for a long time Dean of Women at Ade1phi College, Brooklyn, and most able in the dis cuss1on of all matters touching the lives of young women, will speak at the Young Women's Christian associa- ton on Sunday afternoon at o'clock She has chosen the interesting sub 5ect, What do you want to be ?" or any problems which young women may present will be gwen considera- tion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
LOOPS THE LOOP N
 SIXTY MILE GALE

London, Dec. 5-Though the wind was blowing sixty miles an hour B. C. Hucks during his flight At Hendon yesterday made magnificent loop the-loop at a height of about 1900
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

ing and threw the boy 20 feet. minus one arm and with a leg mangled-
 The lads condition in the Newton hospital last night was serious. The right arm was amputated at the shouI- der, ehe explosion having torn away everything except a stump. If he re- covers he probably will be a cripple as the muscles were torn from his right leg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
SOCIAL NOTES

At q meeting of the G. F. s. of St. LUke's-c church. Miss Alice Schmitt was elected secretary and Miss Helen Smith. treasurer, for the coming six months The girls cleared $103.6S on their Christmas fair and it was voted to give s1oO of this to the treasurer pf St Luke's for church uses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

East Orange, N. J.. Dec 5-Herbert M Beers, dismissed from WaItham Watch Co.,, cuts jugu1ar with pen knife. bleeds to death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
THE MAIN. SILK STORE uuuunu DEPARTNENTuu

future bridegroom has fitted up for her. Refreshments were served and a pleasant social evening enjoyed. Af- ter wishing Miss Reyes much happi- ness throughout her married life the young ladies departed at a late hour for their own homes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

81 bor mo6tnget ct @fsenuplar al
nNiarriage 2icenie Glerf"
". SalmonienS itoite BOG
@ro9cbe Mitnoer",
pg cit ipeciel Mnntel0elie bil fpl9e /
neite l1ge.
@ogen CT / Dpi @rao interesinllt>
ierligt for @u1ife ion1 bar lepet el-
Ter peret fienot meo @bieago / SC
tire Decaoer fra 1870 til 1900, oa
ga Dor agteoe % af6olote Sands:
nta,,o op6e min6re pelitillet, bill mal1
poerligere giore bans gnfe, SRI
Gmilie Salmoniert, 6732 Mepgar>
Npc., Chicago, SSll.> glob peo al
heltille Sen l10n1Grfeoe BOG.
Samnle CT io nof lt0fonmen 10!
@plocn6ol, mcl1 bln CT alligepel in
|cgen 6orlGggcr, og @ogen fan bes
uoen faces beo @enper1oelie til 6
Masmus1 Ell Yllhl. g., Mineapo
His, Minn.
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Sc glab no!

@pilfen Geliignclic for ct Stem
er life Ell pcnlig og glao @uslnooer,
bpis @luner life neolten1nes al
in1oa ubebogelig6eoer, eller bpis
bebageligc 89len life blipcr (marl
/ Moogangcu5 Sfpgger.
@n laaoan api'loc lpier op i ct
&jem ielp / &c nlprfelte Stl1nber,
og benoeS Muntcrbeo in6pirfer poo
bpcr og Ell / Iomi(icn. @pr11ene
gaar | Sfole mco Sen sSoreltilling.
at Sc 1,orcttcr roget ltort, og Man-
Den goar til lin @jcrning nteo en-
S%cjrberrcs Mip0. @por megct nro,1
cno fortrGoiger bon / Gogcns 2eb,
laa finder ban oltio Ireo og Gcocr=
fpGgclie / lit @jen1.
Gn iaooan &pinoe fornper bog
ltapelig. fin Ma,0s aroft pg @nergi
Sag otter Sag, og nonr gu nrp6er
cit Man6 mes ltraalenoc Mniigt og
ct pelpilligt @jerte, ioa ifol 6u / nj
at ii Silfnloe iin6e, at bo,1 for CT,
goo % berlig @ultru.
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@rufcsiur Metiebnifuff.

Gen 6eremte @i6enlfabsn1ono Dol
operfor rGclair" fremlot nogle III.
teresi ante l10taleller ON Sen 0rl,:
Iommc &r9ft.
9an erflrrer, at SCI, pGj cut(iolte
Narlug til &rGft6acillerneS SsS,,6:
trpn9en / ben menuclfelige Srga:
.nisnte er ben, at hi ipiier for n1eact
roa Mao, &pgiejnell, hi bur gjen:
nel1fert operfor bort 2ege1llc, an.
pe1toer ri cn6nu life operfor bort
S11ore, bore acknowledgements, %
ocrfra itomn1er bele lllpffen. Mou
Tan olt1aa fife mere tale ON orpe=
Zig &rGft. Moor S%pgoonmen free.
Der flere Dire inoenfor famine ;5o=
Mile, beror set iom Megel blot poo,
at allc, Der leper UNDER famine
Sag, ogioa bar Sen @ian1rne @pgicjnc.
S Meticbnifoffs eoen @nsbolo-
ming lteriliieres @nipe % @ofler
og li9nenoe oper Ell spritflamme.
Brsoet bliber riitet. Maoel1 fpoes
og iteges, salater oppormes.
filtreres % foaes. gn6pi=
oere e fra bans gor6 banlpit ale
reg @rsntiager % 5rlteter: gno
opr s@sffn ifpr gmotfcs.,ixs i
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&aitcmrs &ano9las.

@aar Hrofesfor Meticbnifofi roo:
Ser ii! sen incit piotbrepne 6orlig:
tigbe6 operfor @acillerne % onbc-
|ialer EFT fltlbfonmen @usbol0nings:
bpgieine mco iterililereoe &1,ipe oe
@ofler, paiteuriieret 8rp6 og up:
parmebe So1atcr> iao erin6rcr Ri
meo ct Smil @iitorie,1 ON &a1te,trs
|Ganoglos.
Oct CT Ell @iitprie, ser er goo al
foa Joriton6 of,iom 6rltgterne poo
&un6lfabens ErG.
@oiteltr Jas chi Gag let Sellfal
oa ipiite &iriebnr. &on bapbe e1
@los &onb form fig, bpori ban til
i'm @oro0ames itore Iorunoring ba-
|lfeoe bpert enfelt airicbnr, fer fan
lpilte oct. &aa 9amel1s Gpprgs-
n1aal forflare6e Dan, at ser poo
bpert Scr 1ao Euiinoer, ia Stunt
oreotulinoer al imaa leben6e Gn1c-
ncr, Spampc og 8ociller, Gporer
at Slim, ser fl1n6c n1cofpre Gpg-
opnt, ia maaife Dpben, 11oor Sc git
oper til ben mennelfeligc Sr9onis-
rtc. 9crfor bar oct f1tn @elbfor=
ipor, t1aar bal1 noifebe &irlebpreue!
3amcn lptte6e / 6Db M1por til sen
1torc S9roes Sr6, og bciluttcoe /
lit itillc @in6, at blrn for Grcmti=
ocn oltio bloc paife 6en roo sSrugt,
Der blcp bu0t bcn6e. Stniolertio
oar Foiteur Nebcu fGr6ig ,nco fine
9Gr, 6an bap0c bolfet Sem ollie
bier for Jig fer Fan ipilte Sem, og
MI terrcoe bon Jig tilfrcbs ON
Ml.nocn n1eo Sen rene Scrpiet.
Mcn pluoielig - til Noltc1rs
itorc 6%orun0ring - broit bar1s
goroomm / en- 2ottcr, scr life piloe
bbre up igjen. gn 2otter iaa Iangt
ira al 9eunoring, at.
Get CAB ct Get / 9aIteur. @op0e
6an life / Diitroftiou taaet @anc~
alosict, bpori fan bop6e polfct Sir
leb@rcnt, ct for ct, % tsmt set til
@ul6cn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

9foar n,an bliper el6re % folter
ct 8lif tilbage poo Gorti0er, fin-
Scr mal1, at a1ral1 ofte er blepet BE-
ffpl6t, eller mist9utt, for @iernil=
ger, lnH mall bar oblolltt uifploige
/, % = BET meofprer ga Citing al
;8itterbeb.
Men = / nelte Minut fommcr
'u11au 90, imn ofte1t, / Ganfer ON,
en- bel Gel moa oirfeIig bar
saiort Jig ifploig / % iom al6rig er
:blenet pautult eller fritiieret, fun
:peltben fprbi il,ge1, pi6lte 9por al
,8eifeb.
Sg iaa faor ga oct enc oppeje
Oct a116et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

Sorglgsbeo CT cit al Sc @gcnifa-
Der, Scr / lrrlig @rab farofteriie-
ter &iebel1bopncrlre; Sc leper / gla>
l1befymriug for Gage1 i Morgen
ocres Nloooin= Natl,rel fornegte,
Zig 1jrl0cnt poa no9et Smraooe.
Dennc til 2etltnS erenienoe
Sorglpsge6 bor ollie Gage gipc1
Moraliiter1c Mnleoning til Tango
SSercmiaoer % opltre @etrogtuineer.
&i CT oog t~ilbpjeligc til at meme,
at man life lfol gipre 2ipet iurt beo
at plaae Jig me0 allebdolloc @e.
fpmringer, e, bis @ro6 at @org:
sgsbe6 gjpr troos alt IilpGrelier
a1tere taolelig.
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Glmcrnc.

st al Sc imoa @puleparo= @lo0e
/ &oriS anitiller nogle n1eget NOR
iomme 8etraatnin9cr ont 6n,lonle=
net: @n Manb, Ser foar en- sSll,c
tit @las!
CT Sranifmano pil / bette Sil=
feloe fife Sluen op og 6erefter 81
he fig til at oper0nnge @etieni1lgel
meo Sc leliomite @fel0sor0. eng
lGn0eren belocr @ine11 ellcr 1llet
no paa Soroen oe forlu11ger ct up1
@tos. Spanicren refer fig for
nGrmet og forlaoer 9ofalet uoeu al
oriffc. Gpiferen tager Iuer1 OF
% 6riffer 9llct. &usieren finger
|Tluen io1nn1en nteS 9llet. Sine
iereu ipiier fgrit Sluen og giper fig
iaa til at oriffe.
Sooo gipr 9uniferen?
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6trfjflus.
Sc furnnocrlisc @eie.

&riitus ffal engang babe iagt til
Ell at fine Diiciple: ~Spa6 leg gier
forltaor SIT lite I'LL, men 01 ifal
%fnritaa set berefter."
Ger er iaa me9et ri life foritaar.
vi foritaar life Sc f%orumoerlige
@eje iom 6orip,et ferer % tno paa.
81 foritoor life bporfor @uo fpri1
gipcr og iao tager, bporfor ban Ia
Ser oS mp6e Meon1enneifer paa por
.Gej iom hi fon1n,er til at boloe me
get al % gier,e pil ba',ore &ejer
iamu1en mes, og 1aa filler bore
&cje, ofte ioo brot. Gen e1e sra:
ger moo 8elt, en- ol1be11 moo git
cit lto / 2ipet, en- anoen ms / 90:
0cn.
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bioere fat fig uo ODER, % MI gaar
ollie 8e6erne i ben i%sla1roifc 2ar6s=
fnsj e.
Scan bar ogiua> paa Sslolo OH
%lfaffet Zig ct 2a1osflag, iom man
gnoer at beiie peo forifielliee Sci
ligbeber. Get er life lnl,ge ii6en
at ser opItoo Ell iaotol6t Glagaffe=
re, i6et cit oa,tif Srlpgsmon6 fon-
fiIferebe Jloget paa Ell 8oa6. gf
Sen clogs Snnaaltiflcrier far Ser
nrret mongc; l16ienoel1en al sen /
lin Sib ioa megct omtaltc islan6ifc
6onoelsfuniulcllt liorog life til at
bcbre 6orboloct meilcm Daniferne
% &slpnberne.
Set %islanblfe Mlti1lg Dar, troos
al(c Torieg poo at lfllGle Torfot-
ninDSlogen / @uggr,,nbel,, lta6i9
tlnm!et mes set ltat5retlige 6prbcll
til 9annnrf. ga &riltion Suns.
lor par Miniiter, Mcp ser iooleoeS
oeetoget ct nit EorlloA ON SSlonoi
Stilling til @unn1orf. Nfcl1 6cttt
81 rfotlriugSltOfult hlcp lu0t til
She, "a set b1cp tilfjcn(eQinet Sc!
%'Slanbife Mcajering, at Set iff,
flu1oc peute fougelig 5ta0fnltelie
S Tprl loget t'litrG6tes cae1tlig FIN
CIT Hcrional,miou meo Gonmarf
Meoclls ser / Nprilogct al 1905
itoo, at Sslol1o bar ct frit % 1mf:
baa1giat 2ano, if1loe set MT beb6s
ret frit og i~eloitnnoigt Mige".
Dette 6orllug ct I'LL otter fon1:
met freln me6 enfelte 9Gnoringer
nabnli9 be6reren6e Craftsmanship
rogrofen, met man pnlfer 6og lto
Sig, at 6en islonoife Minilter fla
itaa u6enfor oct 6anlfe Stotsrooo
Nltinget bor be6taget Jorilaget
met ga Set CT Ell @runo(obsfpron
bring, ifal 9inget opleies, oe ut
Tolg 11olfrtpcs, bporeftcr 6orl loge,
ifal pe6tages pao 11p.
Snorban ma,t / Da11llorf pi( It'll
le fig til set 11p 6orfatniuaSforIao
foor man fdrit at ie, 1>oor set e'
enoeltg %bcotaget al set i:lonoife Ml
ting. Mun ct iiffert pillig ii
lopol 6%orbmoling, men Hortern
ltaar gon1fe frit, efter at SsIr,,oer
lie bur nrgtet at afceptere Set 5il
buo, ioln garcS bent / 1908. 9e
bar pnifeligt, ON oette Stri6s
iporgsmool, ser altfor lnnge ia
bonifeliggiort 6orboloet ntcl3en
Donn1orf oa Sslano, mart fru1o
bringes lto al 8er0en. Moojfe fa1
@finilter &afitetns @clpa / 9n,ln1or
6i0rage bcrtil. s.. $.
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]anlannrt.
8jprmcbprgcrmarlc9en forbmot.

Experimentation forb1tot. -
@eo cit Min0efelt / &el1ingforS,
Tinla1ro, forleoe,1, tom set til c,1
ganIfe f%arafteriitiif gpiio6e. So
p%eolta0ens iDenlfe ltng0pmsforeni1l=
ger bapoe -arra1,gcret en- &pIoe1t beo
3ciier Mleranoer II's Statue pao
.EorDet; NleranOer III aab1e6e, iom
man peo> Sen fprite 2onooog /
1868. &ernaocr if11l0e @iernebor=
gernes Muricb ipnges. 90 font
nler ser Srbre til @eftor l111o @ta=
bins, iom eftcr 3rogramnlet ifl1loe
boloc Salen beo Sellers tbtten, ON
at inofinoe Jig Dos ben fungererboe
&olitiebef Mallngren: Gelr11e meoossi
osIer aer III bIiibe neoIagtsS or:.l
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u9iltorien mes ben ofIotte 81.

r@iitorien mes ben ofiotte @a1
berner Sll5er / 9fetu Sort og ser
oennofratiife @ois Murpbp bepijc'
&aa66enifaben inoen set 6e,nofrati
Ne Norti."
Sa, fooleoes ifrtoer en- rprogres:
tipe" &o1lega i &oropeiten - oq
BET forbo1oer fig ogiua rigtig NOT
0fen III fa'r tpbelis BUTTE, at sen
uuberenoe rooTepeltianife, og tbs.
iigere iterft repubIitnnife aoIlega
Ute bar nRr faa ftreng fin Dom,
s. III ppboqeDes,s.
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Notwithstanding or il blepcl
til cit Sport. Men i 6alo ben bo:
re CT Ell sport, n1oa 6ers l10ppere
fiuoc pao li6t npt Yifanteri, / Sail
t1to,1 jfal hlipc ncb n1e6 at ltaa poo
&opeoet al @egejitring.
&aptein @ocb bprer iffe ino I'M:
Der bette. SON 1taar life me6 e1
9annebrogsflag 6en enc @oan6 DC
EFT S'So1trnalijt ocu an6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

S liolt ltofomnc ltogape al ~an1e=
Observation-Disclosures &epietp" bar
Rr. Mleranoer Tois leperet cit 1o=
mprfet Mrtifel rSn0rltrtal Gem
sa1arf" - Ell Sitel, ser taller for Zig
jelp - o.. oeslroen t%noebolber BET
5Lotte Scfte nSntereltiug &eople"
VSsobn Mno) % n,egct onoet go>
2Gsning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
Wn bicunpenot Nonlf= Mnucrifane1

Vn bicmuen6t CAN'T =Mmcrttnte1
Tfriper:
Spent fjen6cr &ipbenbapa mere!
Sugea1, ilet iugen. @pen er blepen
foo ftor, at in9ell al os gamle fan
rutn1a1e Sen. @r III goot fien6t pao
:9ebrrebro, lao er III fremneoe / 81
,eersleb. Sunobper,,c ltrGffer Jig
It'll begge 5ioer uocnfor Dor @ori=
I. CONT, noor ri Dprer bjem,ne / @oot=
boobsfuarteret. Sonoelig, Ser C,
.1erc / @js6e1bopn, chs 2ltergooe
orbmmer ON -- life at tale PM oS,
Der bar bGrct borte / Morcpis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

bor9er'lcs Maricb, ioln far perct
offit'e.,t oncrfienot font ocn tiolige-
re M6o Yatalions Yaraocmoricb f;
bbis Maric6en alligepcl bleu fun
get f1tnoe Eoliticbcfcn life lpare
for Vplger1e. timber oisie 6pr6olo
opgop man natlrrli9ois at ipr9c peo
@e%j1cr|totne11, og / Gal1sGco og meo
blotteoe @ooeocr ocfilercoe Iogrt /
oroncoe Mpffcr forbi @totlell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
2iucts ltore @renie mellcm fsr
on 1i0cu er - so Mar.

S,,tct rSpltem" er ioa itipt, at
Set life mes go0 Silje bos benz,
Ser bctiencr set, fan fie0re Jig noget
cftcr Ei6eus &rop. @tan fan altio
fiu0e milonenoe ltopeje.