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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26
JOSIAH CARTER.

We return many thanks to Mrs
Lou Ella Green, of Floral City, Fla,
for a Christmas box from the land
of flowers. 1t was just a little box,
but everything in it was sweet and
dainty and dear. AT the bottom was
little tangerine orange and above
it a cluster of the sweetest little
roses, deep red and sea-shell pink,
and among them various little ferns
and rainbow moss and cuttings of
foliage plants. There was also a let
ter in an oiled paper envelope with
a check renewing her subscription.
Her letter closes with: you never
can know what comfort the dear old
Journal is to a Cobb Countyite in a
strange land, With Christmas greet
ings and compliments of the esason. .
The petals of the roses have been
placed in handkerchief box, in
which will be kept the daintily en-
broidered handkerchiefs sent by 9th
er friends of the editor
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26
PUT YOURSELF INTO YOUR GIFT.
(From the Pictorial Review

(From the Pictorial Review
/ know Of little girl who was
greatly distressed because she had no
Christmas gift for her grandmother,
whom she dearly loved She had only
four precious pennies which she had
been long time in saving, but she
found that even if she spent these
for present she could not pay the
postage on it. So she decided to buy
a two-cent stamp and spend the 9TH
er two cents for sheet of paper
and an envelope, and this is the let
ter she wrote: 81 have no gift to
send you, my dear Grandma, but |
do want you to know that / love
you, love you, love you, and here are
hundred kisses" The grandmoth-
er, with tears in her eyes, said that
none of her Christmas gifts gave her
so much pleasure as this simple love
missive.
Most of us strain too much in our
Christmas giving. We think too much
about the value of the gift itself and
not enough about the spirit of good
will, the real Christ spirit, that
should accompany the gift. Have
you ever thought of the wonderful
amount of Christmas cheer you can
scatter even if you have very little
of this worlds goods? 1t is really
astonishing how many people we can
make happy and how much we can
do to help others even when we
think we have nothing to give No
one is SO poor that he can not give
something to brighten other lives.
We are apt to place entirely too
great an emphasis upon what money
will do at Christmas. 1t will not
supply the only thing or the best
thing we can give. To give ourselves
is often of infinitely more value.
Many people set aside a certain
amount of money for Christmas gifts
and when these are purchased and
sent away they consider the Christ
mas ordeal over. They seem t.
think that if they send to the needy
little check, some groceries, coal,
clothing, or some cast-off things they
had stored away in their homes, they
have discharged their Christmas
duty. They do not seem to realize
that merely giving things does not
put you in harmony with the true
Crstmas spirit-that you must give
yourself, your sympathy, your help
full spirit, with your gift.
If you feel that you are too poor
to buy Christmas gifts, just sit down
and think what you can do to make
others happy. Try to think what
thought gifts, heart gifts, sympathy
gifts, love gifts, encouragement gifts
you can bestow without money. Many
a heart has starved amid plenty, sur
rounded by luxury, because the fam
ished affections were not fed, and
there is nothing else for which the
human heart so yearns and hungers
as sympathy and love-things which
money has no power to purchase. Ia
fact, the most precious things that
come to a human being are unpur-
chasable with money. Only that
which comes from the heart can feed
another's heart hunger; only heart
can feed heart.
what can we do for you?" asked
a church investigator of a poor old
soul whom he found on a pallet of
straw in an attic. He thought she
would say Bread, bread, coal, COW
ering," for she lacked all these.
what do you want?" was again
asked. Folks she murmured.
Send some one to talk to me. l am
lonely"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26
FARM BARGAIN.

173 acres, located on main public
road three miles west of Kennesaw
and seven miles north of Marietta
Is acres in cultivation; rs acres open
land; 70 acres in timber; good two
room tenant house and good barn.
Price only $4,000; $500 cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser at Z per cent.
interest.
Real Estate and Loans, No. l Reyn-
oldS Building, Marietta, Ga.
VIM. TATE HOLLAND.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26

Just after the panic of 1907 there
as passed a law known as the
Idrich-Vreeland act. 1t provided
lat the banks could organize cur
ncy associations by which they
ould be able to borrow money from
government to relieve a strain
as comes with panic. There
,rinted for this use five hundred
dollars of emergency cur
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26
ADVICE TO WOMEN.

Shop early, shop late,
It's nearing the date,
The jostling crowds pass by;
But take my advice,
No matter what price,
Don't buy hubby tie.
Buy him a ring
Or a bird that will sing,
Or pictures of chorus girls, shy;
Give him a pin,
Or a bottle of gin,
But do not give him a tie.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26
NEWSPAPER CLUB OFFER.

Marietta Journal one year, Farm
Journal five years, Rural Weekly six
years and ten Christmas and New
Years post cards for $500. TIL
December %, 1918. c. M. LIZARD,
Have just received our Christmas
Pound Cakes, and they are the finest
ever and only 75c each at Faw's.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26

Mrs. Eloise Easterlin writes from
Clearwater, Fla, that she is enioy-
ing tropical fruits, fresh vegetables
and fragrant flowers. The letter
was too short. We would be glad to
hear more from this dear lady, who
will return to Marietta in the spring.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26

Mr.. c. NJ Heads fine lettuce is
fresh every day at E. L, Faw's and
L. W. Rogers stores.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26

Give him hat
Or kiss and a pat,
Or pajamas with ribbons awry.
But please, 1 entreat,
Have heart, be discreet
For the Lords sake don't give him
a tie.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-26

reney, which for five years has lain
unused in the vaults of the Treasury.
Last summer there was quite a strain
on the banks, but they did not use
any of the emergency currency. One
reason was that the rate of interest
was so high they could not afford to
do SO, That rate was per cent per
annum for the first month, six for
the second, seven for the third and
so on until the rate ran to 10 per
cent. Banks cannot afford to pay 5
per cent for money, as they get only
s in Georgia and nobody cares to
take a risk and get practically no
profit.
Senator Smith saw the necessity
for providing against a strain pend
ing the organization of the new
money system and Wednesday pre-
pared an amendment to which he had
given much thought. 1t reduced the
rate of interest on the emergency
currency more than half. He fixed
the rate at per cent per annum
for the first three months. The aver
age under the Aldrich-V reeland law
was 6. For the next three months
he fixed a rate of 1-2, 4 and 1-2.
Under the Aldrich-Vreeland law it
would have been 8, and 10, an
average rate of 1-2, against the
average rate of 8 1-2. Senator
Smiths amendment will have the
effect of preventing over expansion
by the gradual increase in the inter-
est rate, while at the same time al
lowing the use of the currency at a
reasonable rate for the next six
months, during which time, on ac-
count of the change in the system,
there will be need for relief of some
kind.
The increase in the rate stops at
U pei SCnJ. AS v IGtlduu
law will expire July /, 1915.
The amendment was presented to
the Democratic caucus last Wednes-
day night and was hailed with en-
thusiasm. 1t was agreed to unan-
imously and draft was ordered
made. Thursday night it was pre-
sented in the Senate by Senator
Owen, chairman of the Banking and
Currency Committee. So we'll was it
received that not a single vote was
cast against it, even by the Republi-
cans. Under this amendment the
Georgia Currency Association, al
ready organized, can go to Washing
ton next week, if it wants to do so,
and get ten million dollars of brand
new currency at an average rate of
interest of 12 per cent per annum
for six months.
JOSIAH CARTER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22

n1atii1f piirferoe 2uffemetaniSme
Dbao Gpper pnr upioenbe ON, %
meoens ban / SO % Mag fplote iin
Inite, gIeo ben tpffe staalo6r lpo-
lift til bag BAN. Mpbielsllagen
Hos ban lit 8ptte faloe og faiteoe
|iig af al Magt moo Dpren, mel
ben mo6itoo ale bans Mnitrengel=
ier, % ban par fanget.
Moget lignen6e git set en- berpg-
tet Eppefnegt peo @aon 8otpie, Del
len Scat / g%fteriommeren iuanmen
mes to &ammerater BRIO ino / en-
gilla. Sc git neo gien1em ct @in-
6l1e / S%tueetagen, men fanot life
lnoget al inrlig @aroi. 8omie gift
% olene u6 / Spiiefammeret for at
|fin6e 1togle Maobarer. S ct fort
4iplerum, Ser netop par fpl6t meo
So, bang Ell Sci Sfinfer og unore
|&ipbbarer. 8otpie begpn6te lige-
|iom &ellp at foripne Zig, uoen at
|trnfe pao, at 9eren, ser bar for
|ipnet me6 Smnflaas, gleo til. So
bo1 opboge0e, at ban bar fanget,
begp1tote ban at raabe ON Siplp,
men bans aan1merater, Ser blep
forlfrnffeoe 6eroper, flpgteoe ifpno=
font, / Ste6et for at fomr1e bam
til @ielp. Meite Morgen blep ban
fltnben balp6g6 al &ul6e og oner=
gipet til 8olitiet.
Mfgiort l1belo boo6e Sn6bru6s=
.tppen Samplon, lom for fort Sis
|itben blep p%aagrebet / Dl1blin. st
|Stilla6s, nogle &oan6oerfere baD=
Sc. rcjit foran ct @lts, bjalp bam at
frpbe in6 giennem ct Gi1roue paa
|36te Sal. Mlt bob0e bt6ttI gaaet
ao6t. @an bob0e fplot lin 5ef mes
forifiellige rar6ihll6e Sager og
|ifl1loe til at forioin6e mes fit 8ptte'.
Seen paa Stilla6iet 9if set gait.
Son gle6 rb, Itprteoe 116 ober @un=
ten og baboe rimeligbis iloaet fig
libel paa Stenbroen, bap6e life en-
|S%er11boge, Ser b1eb benpttet be6 0p<
|beisningen at M1trmaterialer, fam
get ba11s Saffe. Ser bang ban
|binlpelds. mellem !Simmel og Sor6.
ga ban life t1r6e raabe ont @ielp,
bleb ban fdrit befrtet fra fin fore
fl1l6e stilling, 50 9agen begpn6te
at grp og Sen patro11illeren6e 8e=
tient fit Die poa bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22
lt6eloige Snobrnbstppe.

&ao ganife -~eienoommelig Moa6e
falot nogle / lang Sis efteriegte
GorbrDoere / @anoerne poo @oli-
.tiet. Sc fangeoe nemlig fig ielo
UNDER l16epelien al 6eres natlige
|@ierning.
Sen berpgte6e 2onbon sSnobr116s,
tDp @ellp, boem intet &engeifab no-
geniin6e bar funnel mo6toa, .brgl
flor fort Sis ii0en ms bos en- SSl1.
|beler, boor ban oabne6e ct itor1
&engeifab, gift in6 / set for at FIJI:
De lin me6bragte 2e6ertaife mel
@ulopenge, 8anfnoter % Sttoeler
Ser bar a11bragte pan 6Dl6erne
tSfabet. Men ubeloigbis for @elIi
bar Deret foripnet me6 en- auto
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22
sommerflirt

st ret leg Ieper, ifplber Big leg fun,
al ollie MenneIfer sig alene.
Sit @pien bar cit 6pb % itille
@uno
og oine 2eagiels6ren1mte er fao
rene.
Men raffer SIT til aps mig front
Sin Mu1to,
bips! glen1mer leg, bpao leg bgr
meme
% GUTTER, at hi to cit Mftenlt1,n6
/ 9opeganger1 mp6tes belt alene.
&c, Mtoa,1en litter gieunen1 2gpets
@Iooe,
nit &ierte banner frpoefplot 1if-
9l1 rplter paa sit @opeo, lille Strif,
% gnifer sig ct Stpffe gbofolooe.
Saaleoes er S &pinoer = iptge-
flllbe
fom 5fl1m poa @abet troos al &o=
ma11tif.
som strof jog ienoer sig ct ~mlt'=
teri @Iif
oe meSer Sig mes ,,oipgt 5onmer-
flll0e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22
@ibclcn % uosrapnimscrme.

s bore Gage far mo,1 trqolt mes
at groue Tortioens @iitorie op al
Soroen. Sg set or ielpfplgelig
ferIt og fremmelt / @ibelens 2onoe,
ma11 grauer. Sprie,l, @abplonien,
Nolnitina pg 9ggypten gienemro=
oeS al engellfe, tpIfe og frantic Gi=
REIMBURSEMENT. @nao ntar1 bar
fl1noet CT laa n1eget, at set oper=
goor Sc o%riitigite 6orbentninger.
Selpfplgelig far life alt Bette no.
get at gjpre meb @ibcler1s 6urtel=
linger, men cit Del al set far, og
bette far haa0e foltet mt 2ps oper
n1eget / Set gomle Seitamente og
tillige befreftet &igtigbc0en al
Sing, ion1 &ritife11 ellers bar til
bpjelig til at onie for Sogn %
9igt.
Com ct Gfsempcl berpoo ifol
blot a%nferes, bpo6 man far ppoa=
get o%1goael,6e &ettiterne.
@ettiterne ct ct Soft, iom Set
gamle Seitamente ofte omtaler. 9e=
res 2au6 Lao ifplge Sospas @og
mellem 2ibanon og Gufrat. Der
fortplles, at Sc laa / &rig mes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22
- @frip otter &rpuennmmcr
af bette &lab.
Hcter Sabroes Seerapclic / Narbns

&eter Sabroes SoroefGro blep.
lom mon funoe perte Set otter sen
500, ban fit, en- 1torItilet @egipen=
beo, og iorn set bar for Sc menige
Socialoem1ofroter, Ser bar laus
@oggru1t0 og Stprfe, mems bon le=
pe6e, faale0es Dor set oglaa oem
Ser gap Sergebpitioeligbe6en 6e,1S
e~jenoommelige @reg peo / Guiilro=
bis at mp6e trent peo bans @oart
og felge bans Sig til @rapen.
Smfring Sa(erltoleu foron Sbeo=
tertroppen, bpor Ser bar reierperet
cit lille &laos for 6omi1ien og
&resl er, begpn6te Soft allere0e be1
1t-12=Si6e1 at iannles, og 90
ailtcn 81. 1 fprtes op foran So
%leritolert, trltffet at fire Seite / for:
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Bjnrnant1 /
1plkrn1nnP.

Den fiel16te &iitorifer, &rofeSior
Grnit Sors bur for nplig giDet en-
interesiont 5fil0ring fra Sc Gage,
So Strioe11 reiites ON set rene nor
life 6lag. 81 tillo0er % at gien=
gipe Bette Sibrag.
9et, set bar altlua BET ltore Stag
mp0e. Seq e%rin0rer, at set bar
paa en &inter0ag oct blep afbol0t.
Get par @iprnion og mig, Ser bob
Sc inofol6t til Set. Set if1tl6e
life ppre ct @isfusiionsme6e, bare
CIT San1menfomit al @eningsfeller,
til gjeniioig Stprfelie / Spfattelien
af 6lagpolitife1. 8igrnion ifl1l6e
in6leoe og le0e Mpoet, ieg ifnloe
gipe Ell 9perligt ooer S1agets ST.
|%itorie, og @ltlll1m Ifl1loe boloe 9ll1t=
ningStalen.
Men Oct bleb lite, lom hi bab0e
ment, set ifl1loe bore - ct Me6e
|of Meningsfeller. @alen ba1
propf1lo, og oct bilte fig inart, al
Sc fleite bar os fienotlige itemte.
Sffe ioa inart boo0e 8iernior
IRA Saleritolen iagt ct @ar in6le:
0en6e Sr6, fer man begpn6te al
|foritprre bom pe6 @aab og 5p6rgs.
maol. Sg ga ban bob6e iagt
uSSeg bill giere opmerfiom paa, a
bette er i,1tet 9isfusiionsme0e; s
fan ioa gierne forigge at ffremm'
mig, for set nptter life. @an ia,
beot mig ONT at le6e bette Me6e
Jog set SIR leg, for6i leg er en- a
Be mango | bette 9an6, fom olori!
bar beiit noget norif Stag me
l1nionsmerfe il, % BRIO Ser {
l1beir at SpI, @maifrig o
|Sfplosor6 lbs moo bau1. me
@isrnfon fortiatte fin Sole ganif
|uforitprret. @nn bar bele &obe
oberlegen. Sfibnt ban 10 bar OF
rdrt at at ffulle itoa og taIe for e
liaaoon Sorfmling, bar ban bebe1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22
Sragpr.

Mco taffeoc Gaple og inprfle6f
@poer,
Dpor @puienes @aglen fun Stilbe
Sen brpber.
Me6 blouitren6e &oier og fneiieno{
2inoe
mems @plocn fig meier for Somme.
rens &inoe,
faa ligger 6r, 9ragpr, / Morge.
mems @rp
mes 2erfeiang oper Sen poagnenoe
@p.
ct Off giennem lape, blauftlfia1:
ne1oe @lt6c
fortnller % min0er ON Neiier ser.
l16e.
@uao Ta'r brogte bien1, oa bou
iejle6 meb @riggen.
- Man fer ben / Mogspeir, met,
oglaa, noar &iggen
er renlet for Sell n11oer l1pejrets
Sfper -
- ia, 0rogsr er Min6ernes @p
i6lan5t @per.
Meoe longs Stran6en, bpor sG,1=
berl1e bo6e,
bpor 5olen Sen gniitrer poa Gre
iltn6s Glo6e,
bpor @prnene ba6er oq tumler
San6et,
90 So1toet er bpiot fom pe6 Setter
hnos=2onoet.
Ser ligaer 0roger iom 6remtioens
@p
for Seize ng @oile ct fre6eligt 2p
S1ort rpon1er col bag Mmager.
lanSct,
8Gsiene praltcr fig biem oper Go1,
Set.
8ottcn bar lat fig poa Gaget til
rette
90 penter poa Noboens &at fan
man 9iette -
- Drogdr beo @rp, / Sol % rc<
Nat.
Mmoaers &erle og 0onnemorfz
Gfat!
Grogor, / sSllli 1918.
9ertel @liitr1,p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22
ST. ei, min cole Grne.

Song Gbriltian oen 6ieroe
og &alle &olenfrar1t5
bag aongsgaoros lune @iaroe
ferte Damerne til Cans.
6r1t 9fo1enfrant5, bum iag0e
til 4ongen ga paa 5tanb:
"@n @p Ser buroe 1igge,.
Ser, ne6 paa Storeian6!"
sx
Isl Ell min e6le Gr11e!
Ser iogoe bum ct Oro;
men biit / ieres Stue
ser pinfer 6effet 9or6. -
|Gil 8or6s ri MI ptl gange,
81 bpoe jer Dor Mrm!"
SRI &oienfrd11t5, bltn neieo,
al 9anien rps og BARN.
sill @or6s Sc I'LL mon gauge
UNDER ifien1tIom Hositar,
mems @ieiterne feel mango
ben1 fn1gte Har ont &ar.
is 5alen git set muntert til,
6e 1piIte og Be 6ruf,
og uoenfor loo Sang og Spil
og mltnter Tolfeinof.
y, ~ . X
ga flltfs greb &ongen Sroet,
Sc @errer itrafs pon Stano
fig reiite op fra @oroet
og. lptte6, olle Man0:
On @p jog ogter grl1n0e
Der mes poo bpioen Strano!"
|9o Ipb fra olle Mlt11oe
ct: u2ebe &riItiansianb!"
81. S. @ran6ils
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-22

aongen al Damaitl1s % bap6e>ino.
gaaet en- Alliance meo MiSraim.
Man bnr biiotil troet, at set Sr6
tbetegneoe gGgppten, men set er MI
90 a%rtaologiit Sci gootgiort, at
bet er Mannet paa ct 6olf, Der
bpeoe / 2onoifabet Mlspi / Sprien.
|Sylaa / ben oonite 8ibeloperfettel-
fe CT set operiat peo gggppten q.
Song. z, g.. - Dopios 6eltberre
l1rios Dor Ell Settler. @f Mfoie-
bgserne og Sospa BOG fremgoar
set tillige, at Ser boeoe Settler
ielue &aleitina.
Sn bette Soft bar ale anore
&iitorieifripere tiet fnloitGnoig;
Mange troe0e 6erfor, at bette 6olts
GilpGrclie inareit par ct Nroouft
|of 6antoiien. Gn fren1ragenoe en-
geljf 8ibelfritifer erflGre6e for fife
mango Mar it0el1, at ltuar ma,t for
talte, at @ettiter og 9@gppter full
be tape bapt noget mes btnanoen at
Igiere i bine Gage par set lige faa
11troligt, iom ONT mar | bore Gage
piloe fable ONT cit &rig eller en
Mliance n1ellem Gngla16 og Sro-
Ifeierne ZEN S,1oianeritmme / 9eoro=
omerifa).
Mel1 ioa begpnote man at tpoe
oe agpptiife % oiprilfe Snifriptio=
ner. S Sc Ggpptiife omtalcs ct
Soft, iom1 fal0es abeto, og Ser for
|felles, at Song Eotbmes III forte
&rig nro set ca. 1470 for &riitt
ii6eoiel, at ser oerefter o%eo6liuen6e
bar arige, inotil ser ca. 1910 hep
1ll1ttet 6reo, og Song &am1es al
sGgppten fit &betos aonges Datter
tilngte.
S Sc oipriife Sn6ifriiter tales ser
ONT abatti; set ii0ite, Ser fortelles
om 6ent er, at Sc blep l1n6ertDung=
ne al Salmarasier II, Den iamme
ser i16tog Samaria. og rnoertpm1g
Ssraels &ige.
Sc fleite Dor MT al Sen Mening.
at &beta og &bottt par Set famine
6olf, ser / @ibclen benepnes 1om
@ettiter. Men enonu / 1904 par
Ser en- betp6elig MrfGolog, Der ITO
toIte, at ban life troeoe, at Ser 1o=
gen Sin6e bapoe peret ct ianoont
Soft til 1on1 @ettiterne, og at &beta
/ SC egpptiife Snoifrifter fife fnn0e
bore &ettiterne. Sogen nar 10
nenlig, at n1a1 bi6til life bapoe
f1noet set minoite Spor al Settiter<
ne ielp. = Men ioa offentliggloroe
Il 1906 s.. @incfler 8eretningcn
ON fine npelte. Tun6 / 8ogat5tbr.
San hapoe fu16et life mtnore e11o
&ettiternes &ope6lto6. Mu maatte
man ne6penotgpis tro paa Dem.
INT mootte- man np6penoigbis
inoremme, at &beta, abatti % Set
liter er ct og oct lon1me. Nn fien-
ser mon oeres &l1ltl,r, 6eres 8l,nlt
og mango at beres Snoifrifter, men
man funoe rtgtignof life lGie oem
og fan beller life me6 fltl6 Sifter=
bco en6m.. Sc 1friper fra penltre
til bpire / 6cr1 enc 9inie % oerpaa
fra bpire til uenltre / oen nelt tie.
|Gc bopoe babe %ntanoltge og fpinoe<
lige Solboter. Otter 6eres Sopeo=
form at 6pmme fumes Sc at babe
bprt til Sen monaolIfe &oce.
Mlle Epipl ONT &oolioeligbeoen
at @ibelens @cretninger ONT @etti=
ternc mootte bermcb opbore. Sc
bopoe iom ioo ofte oilers oeres
Brln6 / l1pioenbe6.
6. 81. 8.
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timber @pitioeligbe6e,1 pan g

timber @pitioeligbe6en pao 81
ipetorpet bar ser inorettet 29ge=
paatltation pao Eolitiltationen, og
fer inobragtes / ben Gimes Sis,
set bele itoS poa, en balp Snes
Menneifer, Scr bot6e fooet onot /
Sen itnrfe Srengiel. gn enfelt al
bem, en- Game, bap6e breffet Ell
Mrm be6 at falbe, ga BUN milteoe
@epio1tbe0en. (Splp.)
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Ml1is Chalmers Mfg. 81. flptter

Mllis Gbalmcrs Mtfg. 81. flgtter.
Oct ct MI beltemt, at Sc Mllts=
Gbalmerlfe mefaniife &erflteber pe0
12te @a0e og @nlbtenoip, / 2ebet
at to til lefs Moane6er Ifal forl9g=
ges til @eit Mllis, 11Gr Weilmaltfee
bbor &ompag11iets itprlte Ggrflte=
Ser er beliggenoe. &enpagniet
for gienneln Sc Star ar6ej0et
paa at foncentrere bele iin 6orret=
ming pe0 @elt stills, og Slptnin=
gen al Chicago 9rancben banner
S1utningen paa 6isie Sperationer
Sper 800 Ma1ro er befiGftigeoe
be6 Gbicogo<@nrflteoerne
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Set bar / Sc Gage, @i6rn1on
Iifreb set lille @ers::
|@e flyer, ri iletter &rolobeliesringe1r
LAT 6loget 116.
@en Morge er iffe trolopet.
Sum er ingen m0ens 8r1t6.
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- Sopo11 nil forge Mntallet al
fine &%rigsifibe. Oct er life for at
bltpe @erre paa 5pen, liges Der;
men for at bore / 6~oriparsltanb
in1o6 ren bis Magt".
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FRlT H0MEsTEAOLAND MINNESOTA.

$500, 900 Acres Statsland tillave Pri-
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Markederideale Fl iLiteratur. Tilskriy
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DEPT.N, State Capitol, ST. PAUL,5MINN
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