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Nr. aa5 Mrs- Il. /. Burton as1s il
Da2v:lIe Frida- shopping,
Mr. q 3. Eezereturued Sug.Isr t-yom
business trip TO Owsley %,
! Messrs Virgil Vanarsdale and y. II.
/ Bc1er sy'@.gt thu week end in Louisville
Mesdalaes Everett Parks ard Q. J.
Headren, of Dan-,ille visited Mrs Nm.
/ Hen4ren
/ NJ, Hegzy Taa'linson still remsins
in a very csitical condition ana little
nope = entertained for his recoyezy-
Miss Mamie Coglter mas been on the
sick LIST for several days. During her
illness her sister, Miss Matti. Coulter.
has been flGRg her place in Becker.
Ballard & Co.'S store.
Mr. and Mrs. Othc Montgomery are
receiving congratulations over the an
rival of charming little daughter AL
so dainty little Miss arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. " NJ. Hendren.
Hudson & Hughes, have the most
complete stock of Highest Grade Seed
Oats, Clover and Timothy seed, that
can be found in the state. They do not
carry but one grade and that is the
best money can buy.
Mr.. Lew Norris died Saturday morn
ing at the home of his son, Mrs. Tom
Norris, after lingering illness OF sew
eral months. He was 75 years old and
his death was due to the infirmities of
old age His wife preceded him to the
grave only few weeks ago and his
son. Mr.. Tom Norris and family have
the sympathy of the entire community
in their bereavement. The interment
took pace in the Fork church cemetery
Sunday afternoon. services by Rev. /
Mahan.
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vAINT LIGk.

Mrs. R. G. Woods spent Friday in
Berea.
Mr.. Will Todd took in Stanford court
Monday.
Mr.. Tom Reynolds left Saturday for
Atlanta III.
Mr.. W. M. Wilcox is out again after
a recent illness.
DIR. H. j. Patrick is spending the
week in Louisville.
Mrs. A. B. Estridge spent Wednesday
with friends in Lancaster.
Messrs Roy Estridge and Tom Logs
don spent Monday in Berea.
Miss Matte Cabel Woods was home
from Richmond for the week end.
Mr., Tandy Centers, who was injured
in motorcycle accident. is out again.
Mr.. John Conn of Lancaster spent
from Saturday till Monday with home
folks.
There will be an old fashioned SPELL
ing match at the Graded School Friday
night.
Misses Alma and Mary Lear We're in
Frankfort for the Governors reception
Thursday evening.
1t is reported that Messrs Fish and
Hammack have sold their entire stock
of goods to Mr. " r. Heddrick
Miss finders room gave vety enjoy
able exercises in the chapei Of the
Graded Scnooi Friday morning.
Messrs W. T. Ramsey and ". y
Carter have returned TO their home ia
Charlotte Court House. Virginia.
hudson x Hughes. have the most
complete stock oi Highest Grade seed
Oats. Clover and Timothy seed. that
can bee found In the state. They 30
not carry bat oar grade a.i tnay Is -a-
best money can buy.
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Notice of Dissolution.

By consent in writing of the ma
jority of stockholders of shares of
stock of The Joseph Mercantile Com
pany. notice is hereby given that said
corporation is dissolved and is clos
ing out its business. and all persons
having debts or demands against the
corporation shall present them at
once for payment. and all persons
owing said corporation will call and
settle their accounts.
The Joseph Mercantile Company.
By Arthur Joseph, President.
This Feb 18th. 1914.
The above concern will continue
under the same name of the Joseph
Mercantile Companysas a partnership,
composed of Mrs Elizabeth Joseph,
Arthur Joseph and Adolph Joseph.
2-19-4t.
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HACKLEY.

Mr.. Tommie Cotton mas moved e. his
IatherS nome place
Mrs. Nose Melear has been quite i'll
with an absess of the tooth.
Little Andrew Ross mas been uu;t.,
i'll with rising in his head.
Mrs. Ina Parson called to see her
aunt Mrs. Bessie Casey FRIDAY
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daughter of Mrs. D. M. Lackey of this
city whom she has often visited.
Mrs. Eliza Ballard. spent Friday with
her niece, Mrs. R. L. Hagan.
Mrs ]. A. Mcdowell, of Richmond
has been visiting her sister, Mrs L. N.
Miller.
Mr.. w. B. Duerson. of Wellington
Kansas visited his uncle R. L. Hagan,
Thursday and Friday.
Rev. C. X. Marshal, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Arncld, and Mrs. Joe Chenault,
motored down from Richmond Tuesday
for the burial of the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Rice, and were the
guest of Mrs. J. S. johnson
MIR. George T. Mason of Chicago is
the guest of Lancaster relatives and is
being given hearty welcome by his
host of friends this week. George has
lived in Chicago for n any years and is
one of the leading insurance agents of
the Windy city.
Miss Viola Beagle, of Lancaster, at
tended the house party at the home Of
Miss May James ~ Miss Mable Ma
son, teacher in the Lancaster High
School. spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs John C. Mason
..... Misses Annie Mae and Ellen
Walker We're guests of their aunt Mrs.
b. f. Hudson in Lancaster last week.
...... Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hagan. of
Lancaster, attended the funeral of W.
I. DuersCn in this city last week ......
Rev. +. NJ finder, of Lancaster. visit
ed Dr.. Barnes last week ... Miss
Emma Doty has returned to her home
IN Lancaster, after pleasant visit to
relatives IN the city .. Miss Me
Roberts, of Lancaster. has been the
guest of Mrs. I. II. Vgught. -- Madi-
sOnian,
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Miss Mary Lynn Fox of Stanford is
with Lancaster relatives.
Mrs. ]. j. Pursley is at home from a
stay of some length in Atlanta.
Mrs. J. C. Gastineau has returned
from visit to relatives in Berea.
Mrs: John E. Stormes enjoyed few
days visit in Lexington the past week.
Miss Jennie Wheeler is the pleasant
guest of her sister at Berea this week.
Miss Gertrude Wilkerson of Stanford,
is with her cousin, Miss Willie Wilker-
son.
Miss jennie Dickerson of Richmond
is visiting Misses Minnie and Bessie
Brown.
Mr.. Malcom G. Aldridge of Texas is
in Lancaster for visit to friends and
relatives.
Mr.. J. Roe Young of Middlesboro is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Anderson.
Mrs. Belle Perkins, of Stanford, has
been the recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Lawson.
Prescott Brown, of Stanford. was
here with his brother, Russell Brown
for short visit
Miss Hinetta Mackey of Newport ar
rived Monday and will trim for Mrs.
Ada kinnaird this season.
Miss Elizabeth Collier was called to
Fork Ridge, Tenn, by the illness of her
mother Mrs. J. b. Collier.
Mrs. w. o. GoodIoe left Monday for
Hendersonsville n. c. for a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mccormack.
Mrs. Frank Marksbury, Miss Elsie
Morrow and Mrs. Jonn NJ. Mount We're
shopping in Danville the past week.
The Chautauqua Circle met this week
with Miss Bette Robinson. The theme
for discussion was |'Petraich Poetry"
Misses Saida Mason and Elizabeth
Searcy of Richmond We're guests the
latter part of the week of Miss Mabel
Mason.
Miss Nancy Goodloe was over from
Danvlle and spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Goodloe
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Walker, Miss
Lena Bright and nephew Gayle Doty
have been in Lexington visiting Mr..
enl Mrs. Jack Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Hughes, were in
Danville to hear the gifted singer Evan
Williams and We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Banks Hudson.
Mr.. Fred d. Bush. the genial Divis-
ion Passenger Agent, of the l. & N,
was in town Thursday and made this
Office pleasant call.
Prof d. w. Bridges and son ID. War
ren Jr. came down from Richmond
Saturday and We're with Miss Annie
/ Herndon until Monday.
Reverend J. W. Beagle was in Louis
vile in attendance at the Kentucky
Baptist Mems Convention which was
in session Tuesday, Wednesday and
| Thursday
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Mrs. j. w. Beagle has returned from
a pleasant stay with friends in Coving-
ton.
Rev. j. w, Beagle went to Brodhead
Tuesday to preach Mr.. John Cherry's
funeral.
Currey Robinson was in attendance
at the National Reception recently held
in Washington.
Reverend j. W. Beagle was the
guest of DIR. Brown and wife of Stan
ford Wednesday evening.
Nh. John Anderson, of Mckinney,
has been visiting his cousins, Misses
Martha and Salie Tillett.
Mrs. VIM. Burnett and little daugh-
ter Cassie May, left Wednesday for a
few days visit in Shelbyville.
Mrs. S. d. Cochran and daughter
Miss Lillian, were in Stanford the re-
cent guests of Mrs. w. S. Fish.
DR.. W. E. Barton, of Oak Park III,
is expected shortly for visit to his
sister, Mrs George Nj. Patterson.
Mrs. w. A. Price is at home after a
three weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Orrell in Fort Pierce, Fla.
Mrs. George Ballew, of Madison Co,
is expected the last of the week for a
visit to her sister, Miss Tommie Fran
els.
Mrs. H. A. B. Marksbury has return
ed from months stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James NJ. Staughton Of Cow
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Poynter are re-
joicing over the arrival of pretty
baby girl on the 5th. Christened Gladys
Elizabeth.
Mrs. K. 7. Embry was hostess at A
Progressive Rook Party Monday even
ing Tor few friends. a delicious re-
past was served.
Mrs. S. D. Turner and little daughter
anna Belle" have returned home
from visit to her sister Mrs. II. 3.
Arnold at Paris. XIV.
Misses Mary Arnold and Elizabeth
Anderson left Wednesday morning for
Corbn where they will have charge of
a stylish millinery house
Mrs. W. A. Carson and daughter.
Miss Lottie Carson, of Stanford, were
here Tuesday for the burial of the
little daughter of Mr., and Mrs. L. I.
Rice of Richmond.
Mr. James X. PeaUce who is connect
ed with the Standard Oil Co, in a re-
sponsible capacity at Junction City,
was shaking hands with his many Lam
caster friends Sunday.
Friends will be glad to hear that Mr..
w. S. Fish of Stanford but former ly
of Paint Lick is convalescent after a
recent operation in St. Joseph's In
tirmary in Louisville.
The Circle Girls held a reception
Tuesday eveUing in the Christian church
to which all of the church members
We're invited. An appetizing luncheon
and good time socially We're enjoyed
by those present.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson enter.
tanned 1T their home on STANFORD street,
the honor guest being Judge Charles
Hardin Progressive Rock and an in
wing luncheon made the hours pass
pleasantly by the guests.
Miss Mary Goodloe Lackey, the
attractive young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Good|oe Lackey, OF Kansas CITY
IS convalescert after "a operation for
appendicitis. Miss iaci;ey is grand
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Gard OF Thanks.

Kind word and loving deeds in time
Of distress are doubly dear to the re-
cipient, and ! take this method of
assuring those who showered so many
kindnesses upon me recently at the
time of the death of my parents that
they shall ever be lovingly remembered
by me. and those who We're so lavish
in their assistance have my sincere
gratitude. Tom Norris.
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CRAB ORCHARD

Mrs. Walker has been sick to- s-e-.-
al days, but is some better.
DR.. Wuiby BGrciu Is ATTENDING the
Denta. Association IL Louisville.
Nh George Holmes. 81. is cutie S.-s
and symptoms OF pneumonia are feared
Miss Jewell Goodman entertained
party Of young friends at hyr home
this week.
Mrs. V. d. New and Is keeping house
for her brother at the hote. in the ab-
serce Of his wife.
Mr.. James Edminston mas returned
from Florida much pleased with the
climate and prospects.
Mr. J. 3. Willis condition remains
about tine same. Heart failure j. his
trouble. 1lr. StcaI.'S condition is rot
improved.
Mr.. !. Thomas Cherry vas called to
BrodheaJ last weeI, to attend .-- bed
side Of lis aged father. hut We axe
glad to note he Is much Improved.
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Hudson 4 Hughes 1av" the mast
com".rta stock Of H5-nes. Gra.. Seed
/ Oats. Glove and T5m-.E- -srT. chat
can be found IN the state t".' "'
dot carry hdt one grade an! ana. IS ta1
best money can ''E-
I Weather /, cold 4 -r... fell las,
rirht nor. failing .1.,.. ami v.:-...
sim fr,ynir.r rrou r,. Sd ont birds and
carly A,vars ,-,-, II r,ru s,s- a,. time
fo,. bir, p, r, and they -,- MS wi.
not be sad 10 say goodbye 90 tns sol,
lad-
There was an Interesting spelling
maten at the Ea~uzt o1urcn last Thurs
dav NIGHT whi.a was we- attended .~.
much enjo-el. We did ~g- earn how
much was made. but r~-.s4i< Ea tn tn.
lis. T.P. L.. lis. ra. -rr-frs7.
49,. ~,
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Favorite Recipes OF
& We'll Known Momen.
Half Angle Food Cake.
BY MRS. B. P. SWOPE. OF BRYANTsNILLE, KY.

Whites glasses glass OF pae: iour.
glass Of corn
o
Level spoonful of baking powder Flavor with lemon.
-four baking powder,
S anothe, Then beat crock
until stiff dd slowly sitting little the time then fold -four
ICING.
eggs very sugar
It's
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For Sale

l543 acres land near Hyattsvilie Ky.
If not sold by March lst, would lease
to one or more parties for tobs Geo or
hemp.
Address, Mrs. Pattie G.. Hayden.
NichOlasyille, Ky. r. K. 4
Phone 1872, Lexington Exchange
l l-9-2mO.
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Card Of Thinks.

We desire through the columns Of
the Record to extend to our many
friends and neighbors our deepest
gratitude for the many acts Of kindness
shown to Us during the illness and after
the death of our child, and tc assure
them we shall ever cherish the memcrv
of those kindnesses.
y. L. Prewitt and wife.
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Notice.

Al persons having claims against
the estate Of Mrs. Edna Francis. de
ceased. viii please present same. prop
e"lr proven. 70 tine uuaer-I.u-d .storce.
.li-s Iommi- Francis.
.i-.-5t. A.mLri.L-.--LE
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Notice.

a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Farmers Union Supply Co, of Garrard
County. is called for Monday March 18th
1914 at 10 O'Clock az Court House.
3-l3-lt T. L. Dozier. Pres.
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YOU'LL. find 1T in This COLUMN.
For Rent.

StOrmes fiat. Possession at once.
DIR. Burnett.
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Car Salt.

One-half bushel bag 2Octs, ! bushei
bag 35c, bushel bag zoe. 80 lb barrel
$50. s. n. Davis, Lancaster. Kv
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Seed corn and seed oats for cash at
low prices.
Garrard Milling Co.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-01
He SUBSCRIBED

A capital story was told the other
day of John Bright. A witty and per-
suasive clergyman was trying to in
duce him to subscribe toward rebuild
ing his church.
Bright very naturally replied that
as a Quaker he could hardly be ex-
pected to subscribe toward the cree
ton of church of another denom-
inatiOn.
All" replied the curate instantly,
''but the old building will have to be
pulled down before we build a new
one! Won't you subscribe to that
Part?"
And Bright gave 10 pounds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-01

The truly honest in heart is able
to paddle his own canoe, but the in
ferior has to be placed into position.
An inferior always lays stress up
on authority, but a superior merely
reminds one of duty that appeals to
honor.
Clad with a little brief authority
man is apt to consider himself more
powerful and greater than God.
The man who minds his own bust
ness sets a better moral example than
all the precepts written from time
immemOriaI will ever be able to con-
Vey to the seeker after truth.
A man who lives at peace with
himself is Of greater value to society
than all the learned ones at the
shrine of justice.-Sandy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-01
SURE, HEREIT is!

Editor Day BooIc:-Here is a copy
of a letter l sent to the News and the
Tribune. Neither one of them pub
Ished it. VIII you?
ITO the Editor:-So they are going
to make the night students pay tut
ton? Good! And some one has sug-
gested that the day pupils be made
to pay it instead. Great! Why not
tax them all? Then put into force
the new curriculum which practically
does away with the common
branches, and let the enemies of the
public schools have a good laugh
L, M. Stevens, 1888 w. Monroe St.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-01
-O-O-
LIQUOR MEN SAY NIX

Alton, IT,, Oct. 1.-THE Liquor
Dealers Protective Assn of Illinois,
in convention here, voted down a
resolution asking them to appropri-
ate 81, 900 for the relief Of suffering
in Germany and Austria-Hungary.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22
For Sale.

Nh OF my property, CONSISTING
ol my home and lumber yard col.
IectiVely1, my old lumber ward
east OF the depot (iormerIy known
as the Blythe x Delaney Lumber
ward and the Dixie Theatre.
Have good reasons for selling
For particulars see me.
Pope Blythe.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22
O'Ce dar mops and polish.

AK. i VI II. ~
Wolfe's Side Harrows are the
best. See them at Wolfe's Re
pair Shop.
w. J, Splawn visited Eudora
this week in the interest OF his
candidacy for county treasurer.
lust received a nice shipment OF
dishes and glassware.
Ark. Furn Co.
Universal Percolators make
better coffee. Try one.
Dermott Hdwe. x Furn Co.
How tall are YOU? Attend the
Measuring Party to be given by
the Baptist Ladies next TUESDAY.
Buford Daniels leaves next
Wednesday for Fayetteville to
00'''p'> " '''' = "
Keen Kutter Food choppers
the best on earth; sizes,
D,rmott II dive, < Fun. Co
Improved Triumph Cotton Seed
tor Sale at SI.oo per bu. Have
= or SO bushels. ]. ". Parrish.
C,,ao, su..ne,s tho host of
all vacuum swseptrs.
AK. Furn. Co.
u. .,..,r rhroa aor t,,,r t,rn;sh
-. =. l,..h, ,o,s.L.ar,,o
No children. Address box 435,
Dermott.
r = p,,a ,,r,o.r of IN,
pl..a aC..,,.o,1. c.. C,r,r,;ssa,,.
1t BhssvilIe, was a Dermott vIsi-
tor Tuesday.
N,=an3 ,1,s " II Diamond
.,,..ntzl,.,=....l.,n PIN. l{Ina ,.,s,t.
ny relatives. hey returned 10
Dermott Friday.
Nj e l #D;sEoneh ,.,n,ntd
u,r.,,, er,, No,,ie.1la vhsrs
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22
Local Happenings

Board of Trade tonight.
Measuring Party next Tuesday.
For parlor service, go to The
Pastime.
Order that full dress suit from
l.. l.. Davis.
White enameled kitchen cab
inets at the Ark Furn. CO.
Baby Beds and Baby Buggies
at the Arkansas Furniture Co.
Otis Relnley Of Monticello visit
ed L. p. Remley here Tuesday.
Wall paper, any price.
Ark. Furn. Co,
Samuel Cohen has been IN Ar
kansas City several DAYS this week
Sad IRONS IN sets at the
Ark. Furn. Co.
l.. ). Dunaway, OF the Arkan-
c..a., ,.a. nar,,o,, Nov,
a.,
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=, r.a,, ,ha u,,nl;a,
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Sbad.e et,s,,.e.;,,a ot D,,not5
u1u. \ Earn 20
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22

have been hosts to the club, and
they set a cry high standard in
that line.
The next meeting OF the club
VIII he with tho Misses MauldinY.
Reporter.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22
For Sale.

Five good mules, two milch
COM, two fors,y y,atlinSs, two
mares, two wagons, lcur sets OF
wagon harness, iour sowS and one
Jersey boar, eco bushels OF corn
and one OF the best homes in Der
mott either cash or terms. This
stuH is GolNC to be SOLD. See
II, W, Lane.
Bunte candies at Bordeaux S.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22


MIS-. T.. T. waiter ana MI s.
peane Adams OIL LIttie MOCK a.
eApected mere 'hls week ioi W
II. I. Sawyer, candidate Ioi
county Assessor was III Dofiho't
last week. llls announcement
Will appear I'D an ear issue.
front street and Arkansas
oIct' present " hluSA uestVI az.
peai1 1"oe loi 'he eIeAl''"E ""u
s 'au'h9 'hey nave JUST te0elN' d.
Messrs. Jos. Ashcroft OF Poplar
bluh' Mo- ana oati blmei OF
fo''iaha' ina.' were guests a' Tue
y iie'nis'e''e' nome r'lu"N a"a
o''a' 'oay'
The Baptist Ladies AID will
appreciate your patronage and
attend the'F Measuring faitY nest
tuesday
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Mrs c { PrIce came=ln Mon
day from Stuttgart to Foln her
husband, who is IN active charge
Of the pteparations tor tho open
ing o. 'he ne" f''''.' ''' mott
We have a car of held fencing.
barb wire, nails. staples, ttc. on
the road. We can save YOU
money ON these goods
Detmott Hdwe. < Furu. Co
The Dermott news., 1914-01-22

Bunte candies at Bordeaux S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
.Almtunrltgt Efterrftntngrr

Gm I0mciW Ertns til Yan'm1rt.
ss4rins Gbiro, Ser for Ell Gel Nor
'iioen ppbolot Jig / 9annparf oa tit
mtlitUr l1oSannelIe III. q. lanlnlsa
lneh oe,l mlprrenoe &onAe. a9ter at
ielroe lin Glo|te SIM til 9ann1ort Tor
lpnacre Gio. Nen lll1ae Nrins et
IA Nar aammcl, % han lfal oer
Dels l0tte Jig ino / Sanohrl1gstrr-
hoIN. 0els irrtlutter lin olmlnoellae
llO0umnelle.
se,1ere iprlpoer set, at FrlnS
Ghira er SIS.
0aumarf ~ SpnseripllanS. 81
0praob er uolcnot, uno%erltrepet al
ca. $40 fieuote Mnno % &pinoer
ira lele 2annet meo SpIororiaa til
at nnc @ioros til ct 6ono, 1om |ta]
anpeuIes til sen Hanlfe &lltl1rs
Gpretboloclle / Spnoeripllano Poe
ct / enbpcr @enleenoe npplttiif o1
lopalt @runolu9. Wenlnaeu ct
boa oe,ne Moroe at bringe Sut1tt
gsuoernber Ell Eof for oeres Sro.
foltleo i Sc so Mor iioeu Sc Titles
ira lit 1eorelano. Meno al ollt
politilfc &ortier, oeriblal1ot o9laa
locioloemofrotilfe 6olfetttasmGno
Marott % q. 6. Mepcr, bor I'M;
nerlfrepct Sprnohet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

neDtrttelleS ND, ll0ltfGDle0e q &c
gtormlgb 90 acknowledgements,
Scr fra llngcripenoe1es SIDE er BILE
bet uofoloet for at neobrpoe Sfrol-
ferne. Me,a / set lamgc 2pb CT oet
iii. .2ltiinllonos 6olteblob" altio
at bepare Stonolnftigbc-
sen, % Sfillerl,mmene CT 30 %,
'aa MI begpnote at faloc. Meilltatet
yerai bar forelebig gipet Jig lloilag
!. at scr / 1913 CT Mcbct bplot S
@rpllupper / Sognct.
9taar man Iaber 9ampifibsielifab
i Musfilbe. Mosfiloes iopllilfc stil-
beo oN SO bar / bisie~ Gage paarp
pGret brllot, - set CT Iom bcfienot
bunot aientaguc Gauge i oct iioite
Mnrstt6.
Genne @o>le par Set intet millore
ems en- iantoitiif Nla1, Scr ifllbe
9jpre Mosfilbc til &erocns Miot=
puuft.
Gu, Manb, scr folotc Jig Stt6s
inlpeftpr Gbomas, pg lpm ollaop al
bope nnrct ftpttet til baabe .. S.
=. g. % forlfielligc urlbre Camp.
ifibslellfabcr, be1pel,bte Zig til
S%pioicrne / sen lille @p. @an bill
Sc itarte ct NIT 0ampifibsielifub til
1ort poa Mostiloe 6ipro. Seen ifft
|iom mi / Geroens ltbenrGrfcligbeo
9tej. bele &eroell pper lflrloe Ser pac
ulle 1terre Stattoner fluunc fipbcS
@illct til @osfiloe % @olerup ol
Spllinge, % buao SC oaore &eroens
Surf t=Erafif =Gentrcr beober.
.SSl1ipefter" Tbomlas forbanoleo'
mes set ollereoe cfsiiterenoc Sos
filoe=9 ompifibslelifab pm Sanm1e1l
ill1tnitg, men ga man life ser pilt
Zig fpnocrlia tilbeielig til at itptt'
0oretoac!lfet, gift borr til sen li.I
8ps @onnrotiorcs og fonot Scr Del
Iris Silil>,tning.
0esperre fom1 ser iaa plucieli!
en- Mono / 8eie,1 mes CIT Sln6e
|0e Gampifibsielifaber. JONI "a,
lpeftdr" Sbomos ti6ligerc bopo
pnret fnpttet til, iornagtcoc bam 0!
erflurcoc, at ba1t inarcre l)9rt
bjemme puo st. Sans @oipita
(@i0itrl1p.)
Sg pirfelig bite bette Jig rigtig1
Snipeftpren ser fog cit flor 2otte
rp, 81 ba11 bprte Sole ON @r. Tbu
mas ii0lte &laner, og erflareoe, a
MT ifl1loe set bore Slut meo banr
llogongs=Sillaoelier. Ebi 1omm
@r. S6omos bur. birfelig allereoe
nogen 5i6 bgret in6lagt iom &ati
ent poa ct. Sons. Men &osfil6
Ter be6rgpet - Ser rig SEN 5enia
tion om @erocnsG nriit=9rofif=G Ger
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