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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
HOW TO KEEP FACE
YOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE

The way to ward off old age is not
to fear II, not to allow one IS self to be
oppressed by the dread of advancing
years, Use only legitimate preveutives
and avoid trying experiments with pre-
parations not indorsed by physicians.
An entirely safe and very effective
way to keep the complexion young look.
ing and beautiful is to apply ordinary
mercohzed wax at bedtime, using il
like cold cream, washing il off in the
morning. This gradually absorbs the
withered, faded cuticle, which is re.
placed by the more youthful, pink.tint.
ed underskin. One ounce of this wax,
70 be had at any drug store, is enough
TO completely rejuvenate worn.out
complexion.
Crows feet and other wrinkles, the
first signs Of advancing age, may be
removed by simple, harmless prepar-
alton made BY dissOlviug an ounce of
powdered saxolite in half pint witch
hazel. II is used as face bath.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Loyal to Servia.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 27.-A Ser
Wan defense league, organized by pa
triotic Servian residents of Los Ange,
les, is planning today to send fully
equipped company to the front in the
event of actual war between Servia
and Austria.
The league was organized last night
at a meeting attended by more than
300 Servians. Scores of the men pres.
ent pledged their entire savings to the
fund.
The Los Angeles company will leave
for New York to embark upon 36
hours notice, it was stated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Strikers Cease Trembling

St. Petersburg. July 27.-That the
Russian reserves had been called to the
colors was reported here today.
1t was eblieved the war office would
act at once if Austria moved against
Servia.
a strict censorship prevailed.
The general strikers, who have been
rioting throughout Russia for week
past, voted Sunday to return to work.
that they might not embarass the gov.
ernment's foreign policy in the pres
ent emergency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
War Is Inevitable

Washington. July 27.--Offieial dis.
patches received here today quoted the
Russian war minister as saying war
between Russia and Austria was inevi.
table.
A complete Russian army mobiliza-
ton, it was stated, had been ordered.
The ear, according TO the same ad.
wees, was holding a special ministerial
council.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

'S ~fSNNNu3 ob NAC mNlhNhtf W cuud-
nate.
Russia Is Determined.
1t was known, however, that Russia
was resolute in its stand against an
Austrian invasion Of Servia.
The king and crown prince of Ser.
via had gone to Nish, Servia s ancient
capital, in the interior. The bulk OF
the troops had also been withdrawn
from the border. Belgrade was left
at Austria's mercy.
The widest scenes were enacted dur
ing the evacuation of the city Sunday.
There was a complete panic among eli
villains. All who were able TO do so
removed their portable property. Every
imaginable conveyance was utilized TO
telephone such belongings.
The peoples fears for their safety
were not unwarranted. Bandits looted
the city after the garrison had been
withdrawn. A few troops who remain.
ed tried to keep order, firing among
the looters, but the soldiers number
was too small to accomplish much and
the plundering went on without effec.
tive Interference.
All Europe was massing troops
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

Belgrade, July 27.-Russia was re.
ported here to have promised to sup.
port Servia against Russia.
The Servian army was mobilizing.
1t was announced that the crown prince
who commanded Servia's troops in the
war against Turkey, would again be
in command.
The Asutrians were massing at Sem.
lin.
Belgrade was almost deserted. Only
small body of troops remained.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Chas, F. Elgin, City Recorder.
PREFERRED THE NAME
OF SMITH TO WHITE

San Diego Cal, July 27.-Mrs. ]. R.
White of this city has the right today
to practice law as Emma S. Smith, as
a result of decision of the district
court of appeals, sitting in Los Ange-
les. This decision is said to be the
only one granting woman the right
to choose what name she win bear af-
ter marriage.
Mrs. Whites first husband was F. J.
Smith of Idaho. After his death four
years ago she married ]. r. White of
Los Angeles. Though wealthy, she be-
gan the study of law and after passing
the examination demanded the right
to the name of Emma s. Smith. The
court unanimously gave il TO her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BURGHKRDT q MEREDITH
Resident Agents. ssS stNes Stree.
SYMPATHY MAY SAVE
HoGUE FROM PRISON

san Francisco, July GA notion for
probation was made TO Superior Judge
Dunno here today in behalf Of James
Hcgue, the convicted Southern Pacific
train robber, who was scheduled to be
sentenced today, Judge Dunno post.
poned passing sentence until August IL,
pending hearing Of the motion.
Hogue's attorney, Charles Fairall
presented the motion and the ease was
put over at the request of the proba
non officer, who asked for two weeks
time IN which to investigate Hogue Is
past.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Demand Removal Of rroons

Balletin-London, July 27.-The lord
mayor of Dublin today demanded the
withdrawal from the city of the King s
Own Scottish Borderers, the troops who
fired into a home rule crowd Sunday.
Hdhng four and wounding about So
Indications were that his request would
be complied with.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

been meeting once month in the past,
will be called together within day OF
two, according to Eli BieIich, secretary.
Tor the purpose of mobilizing volun.
teer regiment if war is actually de-
elared between Servia and Austria.
Bieheh estimates there will be 1000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Poincare Rushing Home.

Paris, July 27-- Wireless messages
from the French cruiser Jean Bart, on
which President Poiucsre is hurrying
home from Stockholm to deal with the
European war situation, announced to.
day that the warship would reach
Dunkirk Wednesday,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

slavonians here to offer their services
to Servia. Already they are coming in
from the logging camps and railroad
camps. The local Servians are in
tensely patriotic and hope for the war.
Most of them come from Bosnia Heree-
govino, the province seizel by Austria
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

selves in readiness to mobilize on short
notice.
The French war fleet was concen.
trated at Toulon.
Word was received that President
Poincare, who has been visiting in St.
Petersburg and Stockholm, would re.
turn Immediately.
France was in fever of war enthu
siasm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
ARE PATRIOTIC ANYWAY.

Santa Barbara, Cal, July 27.-Six
Austrians, headed by Josef Baumann,
a wealthy raneher, left here today en-
route TO their fatherland 10 enlist
against Servia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

Read The Journal Want Ads
and learn Of the bargains that
are displayed there from day
to day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Mohinzing French Army.

Paris, July 2T.-French array reserv.
lists received orders today to hold them,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Savs Are Patriotic

Seattle, Wash, July aT.-The United
Servian Society of Liberty, which had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
GOOD BUYS In
REAL ESTATE

One acre all in bearing fruit trees
close in, $4,000 down, balance $500 a
month, per cent interest.
SO acre farm, new buildings, 90 acres
cultivated, three acres timber, good
well, on macadam road, price $4,000
265 acres farm, 1875 cultivated. bal.
anee timber and pasture, running water
will take city property up to $4,000 in
exchange. Price sos per acre.
1O7 acres of timber land close to
Oregon Electric railroad; will trade
for city property; price 500 per acre
10 acres of good land all under cult
walton; will take city property as part
payment; price $2400.
acres good land nearly all under
cultivation, miles from Salem and
close to railroad station; price $780,;
$50 down, balance So per month.
. acres good land nearly all under
cultivation, house and barn all kinds
OF fruit, slightly location, close to street
car line; will take good city property
in exchange.
s acres of good land, all under cult
walton, good fruit or berry land; will
take city lot as part payment; price
$1,000.
l acre of good land, family orchard,
well, located on main macadam road
leading into Salem; price $3.50; $50
cash, balance $40 per month, per cent
interest.
20 acres of good land, nearly all
under cultivation, acres of bearing
peach orchard, land has good drainage,
fine building site, 81 miles from
Salem; price $S75o.
o-room house, corner lot, east front,
bearing fruit, store house, close to
schools price 5000. This is snap.
II you want to buy trade or sell see
rs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
. CALL FOR BIDS FOR 35 FIRF
HYDRANTS.


Sealed bids will be received M to 8
o o'elock P. m. July 81, 1914, by the Fire
and Water Committee of the Common
Council c. o. Constable, Chairman, at
the office of the undersigned for %
fire hydrants to conform with the fol-
lowing requirements:
Valve opening to be inch; two hose
connections, 21a inch; for installation
in 3 foot trench; steamer connection
to be 4 inch. All threads to be Salem,
Oregon, uniform standard shape and
number. Each hydrant to be equipped
with one finch flange and hub double
gate valve complete with bolts and
gasket; 4 inch flange hydrant connec.
tion; nydrant valve designed to open
with pressure on woraIng parts to back
of hydrant barrel. Positive automatic
drip to be provided in bottom of hy.
drant. Hydrants and waves to stand
800 pounds pressure without leakage
when made up.
Delivery to be made fob. Salem.
The right to reject any or all bids and
to select any type of hydrant is hereby
reserved in said committee. All bids
shall be accompanied py a check of S
per cent of the amount bid as evidence
of good faith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
ULSTER|TES CLASH

Continued from page one.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
MAY Be BLOOD|EST
Continued from Page Ope.)
Russia Is Determined.

was expected, at the moment, to ema-
nate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Read Our Offer

Our Electric Vacuum Cleaner is without excep-
ton the best on the market. We do not care what
type you are now using, our cleaner will pick up
one-third more dirt DON'T TAKE OUR WORD
FOR 1T; TRY 1T YOURSELF.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

gen. glt bar pel urra1tgerct % bel.
lpftet % Mrrmlgeme,lts 4aoniteells
5or1nano, Mrs. 3n. MielSen, %
oelS aasierer, Nirs. W,n. Mogen-
len / Screening nleo oe onbre Gamer
poa aomiteen fan tilifripe {ig sGren
berfor. Sole1 nar imugf1,lot Sc.
foreret. Ma6eu, Mnretuingen oa
Serperingen fortrGffelig W @anS
'Scbmi6ts Mlliif ionl oltib -
M1, og poelige Dnlrer pg mlflro=
re &opallcrer CAB @allet ct piit
vbiemligt" &rGg.
Mrrangemcntsfmriteen mitoo al:
Mrs. @n1. Melion, Mrs. @ln. 500
genicn, Mrs. Com. @ecf, Mrs. s.
Trnberg, Mrs. 9erifin0 @eterierl,
Mrs. 80. 5erenien, .Mrs. 81. $.
Nalmcr og Mrs. %. gitralp.
Perceptions -aomiteen: Mrs. s.
&onSen, Mfrs. George Soft, Wers,
@m. @enrifien, 6. 6. 8unef, s.
SIuf @nnien. @enrp 8. t@ert5 %
2aurit5 Glcien. meoe1ts Mm. Mo=
genien fnngere0e 1o,n 8alinipeftgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Granddaughter, og balrs aollego
sMorineminiiter CHURCHILL bar for
faa blot 1trRbt at efterfomme bmns
9nifer, lom ban Song otter @nmg
|bor 1laoet til 2p6 for Ganfen ON
5laabebpgnings< v@ptleaar". Sen
''er Ser jo miblertib fife &l11n for
/ Sc mrorc 2ar6e IGrlig Gpiflamt
og mrber bis e Gorbolo Ell
Churchill fgrit og fremmelt Mari,le:
miniiteren, Der fpler fit M1rfpor oper
for u@opets Dro1ming". @an iatte
berfor 2lopb George @11ipen poo
Strl1be11 % truebe meo, at baa0e
ban og beIe Mbmirulitetet pilbe gao.
6crion1 Ser life bebilgebes &el1ge ii
set fpr11b be1temte M1rtnl lry Scent
pifibo
&remiermi11ilter M{al,itb far INT
Ger 6isie 6orbolb baft trablt moi
at mGgle, % Sc to Mub5tan0cre III
Sen for Miniiteriet bor oemon1tre:
ret r%@rigbe0en" be1 at fMges al
fra ct Mintiter1ng0e / Eors0ags
Men @en6ere bor life la6et fig fprt
Cog 2plet al bette Seuterfup. !.
sc be6, at Observation-Disclosures
fortlGttes, og 6e feler fig operbebii
ON, at Churchill nil goa of mel
Sejrcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

-.EE4E - -E5ESH S-.t ~ - H~T 4EIarH~ ~
Gr=&rcfbent Salts @eips. @il=
liam 9olporo 1oit, ftp. &ralioent
al Sc 1oreneoe Stater, r1 pao Be
}eg i @fimneapolis, giper l1otrpt at,
at ban %foretraftcr at pere Ell al
-minoelig o8rger. SON notolte flere
@an9e fin @lnoe oper at bore Fri
for Sc ma,,ge 8efpm1ringer ug Den
nregen Snrlorg. iom bpiler paa en-
8raiioem.
Gr=&rnlioenten bar afbolot lil
fra at brpite sen mtp9reroe Mon11=
niltrotions Nolitif; &unamafaaal:
afgifternc pg Den meritanlfe S1tl1a:
tipn CT life hepen 11npnt.
Scr. Soft bolot Mionoog oct fpr:
1te al iinc fire 6orelGsnirger 1o'
l1niperi itctets juriotifc Stltoenter.
&oa &latformen ino Gommerne
stotcns @pjeiteret, CONNER @ag'
Morris al Sen frcerole 9om1tol
yMeftor Gineent og forbenp. Mettp1
Nortbrop. Meftor. &incent loo Or
Mortbrop introoucere Gr=Yrulioen
ten.
gr=@rnlinenten bolot nglaa ma11
oog Ell Eole til minneapolis Sf1ie
Men's Msiociotion neb 6oreningen:
narligc @anfet i @elt @otel. Sa1
aonoreoc moo @piteri, 5entime1>toll
tet og Nrpngjerrmheo / set rpopu
Inre" Sag FOR Meform; iltecet tar
Sc man 9ipc ollc cl vlqllure neal"
Mr. Saft %fnrtaltc ON, 90 5an / 1881
]om Solicitor @enerc4" fprtc Gen
insfompen men Minneupolis 90 ct
Yaltl; ban iaacc ippNefulot, at DC
I'LL glGbe0e hart at e, at sc Gcngall!
11bebpggeoe Counter, lom nnoe
6olfetGllime1r mr: blenen .befol
fet", l1l1 pirfelig bar M6pggct. ,@D
er11e bapoe lfl,0t cit itor @Gfit lioe1
Ben 9i6, iagoe bar1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
STORE PENCE HONS

dersom de holder Klondike-B 9ns. De er
de bedste HghSns i Verden. En- Klon-
dike-H One vii legge $50 Hg j ct Aar, og
hele yinteren igjennem. De kan like flyve,
saa de egner sig for Byfolk. Deres Fer er
som Uldskind. Min HSnsebog vii fortslle
Dem alt angaaende disse f~orunderlige Hsns.
Den tilsendes- frit. Skriv efter den. straks.
Klondike Eg i Salg meget billig. Adres-
Sc: ksadks Poultry RaneA, 9sPt. IS. naple Park, N.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
6prretningsmanben

6prretningsmanben (ibet bau
gaor om MorgenerD: Set CT ianot,
fjere. @pis ieg lite fon fon1ms
bjem til Miooaa, ifol jeg lenoe NO
gen 2inier meo @iiergatten.
!aonen: - 8ebgpes life, @ennen
min. Seq for alt funbet Seooclen
l,oa Sfripeborbet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

!Soab solbaten or. 6%ereenten
Ser S Gutter, 1roar Ell Solout
erereerer> oo er ban tnrc &oan0.
greh, noor ban ffpber, er bnn bore
&epar, og mar bo11 maricherer, e.
bon bore @en pg Jp0ber - -"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

r6p oog, buor set CT ltpat at 1e
ioaom cit lille 9re1g rDge Giaaret.'
so, bpis fSr,1er, tilfnlbig font
n1er forti. Morgcn, ioa ia oct nsit
goot treffe Jig, at jea rpaer Giaa'
ellcr Eibe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Bon6en: .Mf Sbinene ON &in-
Iteren, @erre, og al 9uriiterne ON
|@onrmeren."

O AE i s 100
|5onrmeren."
@r forlorne Senber rGbspre?"
|Dette i%ntepesfante 9pergsmnM ct
hleben b%rp,roe1loe, fortaller .Gen-
fires 6olfebl." Set bu11ote nplig /
ZEN 6omilie, at @a1smooerens forlor=
ne Spifereoifaber foripai16t. @nn
bat,oe Iagt Sem fra fig, og set biite
fig, at 0e neb Ell ulDffelig @9noelle
'nor bapnebe / aaffelonnen lammelt
meo Ell. 9pnge Sen, iom Manocn
|lrforiigtig bapbe lagt open I Gp1roer-
me. @uo6e Sen % 5p~i'ereb1faber
,fortqrebes al Sc graaoige 2l1er.
Men. &oren bar life rna6pilo.
Jomilie1 bap0e jo 2esprt foriif=
red, og INN gift 6erfor til 6oriif=
Iringsielifabet og frapeoe Grltatnine
for set fprlorne Gcbis. >@arn bob
beoe, at Gebis1et par eu Gel al So
milie1rs 2esere, og for benbes 8eo=
fommen6e life SEN minoit pigtige
|DeI.
@nonu bnr GoriifrimsSelitabt
bog life go6fienM heau1e 5ortolf-
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

@illiam @en bbb, 10t Aar CANT
mel. @illiom Bell, SSem &c 1io1te 8
aslar bar opbolbt Jig poa Nortb'pe't=
.er,1 &o1ptal, bpee beriteos ! 5reoaes
i cit SLIDER df tot gar. San nr
fBot i England oa fom til An1er1m
i. 1856. @m bauoe i mo,s9e Aor
noet / ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
nOtnneapolt6.

Som Masmns'en beo eli msa,to,
iom forleoen attea bpe Asollt'ler-
aeant geellon ON at ifDoe bant 90
aisrc Gloe pQa hans vclenoige Iu-
purelle". 9seljpn tpe Manhcn meo
boa 8oliti5tatipren. &aSlm1Slm bo y
.poa glbrieh Mpcm,e q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

@annibalisme. Guriiten: .@ro1
leper 5o1f ,of. ber paa Ggne11, mir
qo0c Mm1b??"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
1splitibetient / 16 Gage.

@plitibetient / Is Gage. S. 3,
.Qan,bert, SOM pcs Sen al Gi9il Ser
piee-@onunslionc iio1t aibolots
sGfsomen for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter 1tob lonl Or. 2 % iom for l6
gooe lioeu blep nonGm,t til Hclit1=
betient, er blcpet oflfeoiget. Jor
monae .@ighballs" bar 8rnnoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
ct. 9eocrs Sanifc epamg. lntb. SIR

ct. Yeoers Sanlfc epana. lntb. Sir
fe, 20. Mpc. g. og 8. ct. CUBS
tjcueltc spuoog Tormiooog 81.
1890. >spnpogsifole 6orm. ST.
$50. Nltcrgong fprlte @pnoaq
/ bper Moal,eo peo 6ormiooags:
al1ostjeneIten.
!. 5 tirfclige Nnligsenoer beoeS
1ua,, benpenoe Jig til airfenS
@ralt, &altor 81. s. 2arpgaaro
1928 6. 22n0 Street. Selefon'
Snelli1lg 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Nleris Georgian, &eoafter al ct
.lerpureuoe Spciolitblao, lom III, CT
poo 80 Cages 5trai / Arbeiosbl,let
for friuinel sssniurie, er al Mrbelos=
ln,1cts Superintenoent heororet til
at uofpre boornt Mrbeioe. Georgian
par lot til Nrbeioe / @artneriet; men
yS1perintenoenteu fo,lot, at @eor=
aian par laa i~nteresieret i, booo
5om foregif / lloemeroenen, at Nlaa-
terne life tif set tilberliae Sillp'1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
5fanbinauijf 8rsbreforbanb a

Mmerifa gipcr 6el 29be IS. Ell of
fentlig 0pta9elie al ca. 500 npe
Meclemneer FAINT ftort @m til &rof.
5cboiis itore 9rte1ter / goliielm
Nnner. &ope0taler uil blipe Dor
po{n1lere penite Gbief Suffice 9arrp
Glion; 6esfor,1oen bill sen beren1te
ipenife Name=Grio optrGoe % ipa-
&c Matiorulja1,ge. W6erli9ere nil tire
.Geams" giue Ell Sppisni,g i 9pel-
Ter % Geremonicr. @olIet oil tage
lin 8~egbnoelle berefter 81. ca. 8
|Nften. On ualminoelig gao Sis tpr
garn,teres. @lIettem fpitcr fun so
Gents. Set bemnrfes, nt SpcrprG-
iioenten for g. 9. Of 81. CT Dor
|Qan0smn,l6 SSamcs s.. &arSe ira
@arren9pille, Chic, ser CT. lma po=
m,lGr % nfbolh, at ban gientagne
|@an9e CT bfepeu gienpalgt til lin
a%niuorsfl,loe % arehtloe bwje gtil=
ling. On an6en gmbebsnpa1,b, &arrp
81. 6. &onien, er ligeleoes CAN'T.
81. @onien CT 9iitriftsiorlta'loer
for DiItr. 6, Ser. omfatter Nortb ST.
oiara, Sllinois, Sonia, @iSconiin
og California. 6orlloen &c to nerpll=
te or set n1altge hanife @reoree /
g. g. Of ST., Ser ale er el1igc / at
prize sem lanoe, ifnaoinaoiiFe Mal1o,
scr berifer inoe11for 0ctte Samfmo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Metrppplitan sbeaters @rl'

Cont poa IS K 1872 SOB, bleo
Monoao fisht of Sac Stcfforo, CT
al M%eoejerne al Metropolitm 5bea-
tiers @panina. Ser betaltes $1o2,-
600 for &rlnoen. Sen ejeoes al
Mrs. SsSo1ephinc 6. Sberb1rne / Cos
Mueeles rg nogioroe cit Gel a'
sbert,rne Tmilicns garnle @oa1le-
lteoo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
] Uhuagn.
1%prfatteren Garl 8auien bolbt ]
Treoags ct mesct intcresfaatt Sore
Drag i Can't Notwithstanding.

stibene. uOscdr II" aiaif fra
@riltianslouo meo 740 @asiagerer
% pcntcs til SEEM Dorf sen 24be,
Morts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

- sfrip eftcr &rppennmmer
al bette @lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

u. 6. &anien, er %ltgeleoes CAN'T.
ST.. @oriel1 CT 9ntriftsforltaaoer
for DiItr. 6, ser omfatter Mortb ST.
oiana, Sllinois, Sonia, @isconiin
og California. 6orlloel1 &c to nrp11=
te or ser n1a,1ge han1fe @reores /
g. Of g., ser ale er enigc / at
prize SEM laroe, ifnnoinaoiife Mo,1h,
Scr berifer inoe11for bette Smnf1uo.
v6reherif VIII, Sconoinaoiar-
Mnnerieau 2iniens 1rpe Sfib, bar, CT
ter bpa6 Der me6beles fra Dalmrarf,
paa iin iprlte @cjle opcr Mtlontcr=
bouet boot ct 1t6rre a,1lforbr1tg =
bortlet fro Sc baoroe, %orfanogtige
Storuue, Gfihet ntaatte frnrpe mes
= ems bercgnet efter sc Grfaringer,
lum inobplteoes paa &repeturen,
bbor 411lforbr,get nar en- Gel mint
1rc, enc set efter &o11trnften maatte
pore. Aeaor uuotages set 1tpenteoe
ltore &~1alforbrlg, bar Moifineriet %
Sfibet / Set belc taget pilt Jig til
ireos|tillen6e.
Senere meooeler aaptein 1bom=
leu, at &,,llene, man bapbe inota=
get / aipberbmn, bar al 6oarlig
&ralitct, ca DC &1,l, mani tit paa
a5orerue, bite fig at gipe Sfibet Ell
la1gt itprre Start, iaa beri ligger,
mener bat, sBr1ttten til set itore
Sorting.
&eb Sfibets ao1nme til SEEM
Sort bolotes ser Corr. Girsoog) al
Goniferne / Nem Dorf CIT Mio6a9
til Sore for @optein 9bome fen, peo
bpiIfen Ser operrofteS bam Ell neg=
tig Gglp v2oping cup. Galer bolo=
tes al ST. @ellrln1g, SS%ngcnidr 90.
6. Mnoien, &ebaftsr Spffer, Strobe
&a1nbuicb O.. IL.
MeprGi e,,tanter for SEN omerifan=
ife 8resic par @agen forub incblrb1
til at toge r6reoerif VIII" / 9ie=
ign. Gn r2uncbeon" inbtoges, I'M.
Scr bbilfen Ser, i 6slge uMoro1."
fal0t ma,1ge roienbe Srb ON Set ut
Sfib og sets S%n6retning, f9rlig 81
@efnemmeligbeoer, Ser bp6es 3oit
&lusies &osiagererne.
Gm o. tppe Mil mobernc @ope6:
lanbebei bill blipe bpgget i 600:
County noenfor Gbicagos @pgrnni'
|iaar. Gejingenipr George q. 9l1in:
la1 oflag6e forleoen cit @opport til
, County 8oarbet otgoae1oe Get paa
tg11fte Hroieft % 6ets &oltence, oe
oenne blep be0taget. Mr. Guinlar
: onl!og &oiten6et til $4,000 pr
Mil. On al Sc forellaaeoe @opeo
beje oil blipe eli Sortlgttelie al 12tl
. Strect til Golintp @rnn;en, % Der
Ifra nt0ere tprrs nper Staten. Mir
: Sninla1 pplDlte, at Goln1tperne 81
!. &agc, &ane % .Ge aalb ollere01
bap6e truffet 1Soranitaltni,1ger til a
fortiutte &eje1 % at / aft 40 sci
+ piloe blipe hpgget iaar.
! Sen &eibpgring i Gpof COUNT
: Som pil Mipe giort / Mdr err:
/ 5ottb &arf Mperl,c fro Spb
grRnlen al @arpep, eli % ell ball
Msgil.
Milpal1fee Mperu1e ira oen pelt
'Nlige 8rp,rie al Stiles, iefs Mil.
+, 5melftb Street ira 3esplaine,
8fper. til County @rnnien, 8 @iil
Soliet Moao ira Spogrrnicu a
9pons. to Mfil.
J @eitera slpenue ira 5pcerenic,
al Mue. Ssslan0, AZ Soil.
Mreber MpeMae fra 8pgrGn'en ii
Gitgrpnlen al gnmmtt, tire Mil.
@aliteO Street ira 1916 Stree
til Calumet Mioer, Ell N'il.
J, Den ME seIeionfatalos. aclefon
ieIifdbet bar ! Mor noiteot fin balr
aarlige aatalog. Sen CT trpft
-IAOS OOn sror
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
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6mn bolbt mco &ungea. Gn pllolia
@i1torie fra 2illa goet / Sperige.
ON, bporoan Telegrafbeltprerinoen
for1egte at un6ertrpffe ct 9elegrm
aoresferet til Statsminiiterea % for
ipnet meb 1872 Map11erm6erifrifter,
Set 11otalte &aab om, at @oroetc.
get life n1natte in6pirfe paa Sor=
iporsiogeus 2ps1rilrg, og frembaa
|iterf Spmpatbi for &%egieringen. ga
8eltDrerir1oen babcc left Telegrm=
met, erflnrebe bpl1; .bette fon life
ofienoes, for fer er hi meo @ongen"
Otter en lioe,t. t%elefoniif Sore:
fpergiel poa bejere Soils / @gteborg
cfspebereoe brur7bog Selegrmet.