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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
RANGE OF STOCKS ON N Y STOCK EXCHANGE
Mm %
Stock
Sales

Sales Stock.
loo American Beet Sugar ...-
Too Agricultural Chemical 1855.
iG400 Amalgamated Copper ....-.
1000 American Can .-......+....
400 American Can, pfd. ........
SEQ American Car and Foundry
American Cotton on .-...-
American Locomotive .....-
american Locomotive, pfd.
~n0 American Smelling ......
American Sugar -....-...-.-
zoe American Tel. and Tel Co.
American Tcbacco, COM.
American Tobacco. pfd......
go Anaconda Copper .....-.-.-
1907 Atchison .....,... .....-..
Atlantic Coast Line ......
goo baltimore and ohio. .-.-..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit -.
600 Canadian Pacific ...........
IGq Chesapeake and Ohio .....
ChieaEn Great Western ...-
gao chi NIL and 81 Paul .....
300 Central Leather .,........
eco Colorado Fuel and Iron .....
Colorado and Southern ....
Consolidated Gas ........,.
Delaware and. Hudson .-...
Denver and Rio Grande, com.
1o0 pistiIlers' Sec, Cor, ,-...-.
SEQ Erie ..... --+......-...-..
Erie, LIST PA. ..-.....-....
Erie End pfd- ... ...,...
General Electric .........
500 Great Northern. pfd. .......
Great Northern ore Gifts, 80.
Illinois Central .........-..
goo Int. Metropolitan ........-
200 Int Metropolitan. pfd ....
Int Mer Marine. conn.,.
Int Mer. Marine, pfd. ......
International Paper ....-
International Paper. pfd. 49,.
SEQ Kansas City So, com ....-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
Coal CONTRACT Let.

Contract was awarded by the adj
ministr ttiv, board yesterday for i 900
tons OF run-of-mine coal for use by
the city In the Improvement of the
James river The successful bidder
was the New River Coal company,
whose pEtss WIS S2:af per 2. eaa-pound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, July 1.-The grain mar
ket WAS generally weak today, bat
trading. for the most part, was limit
Cd. December corn was m eycep-
tom Il Was. actively sold 1t ti1nes.
and closed NJ n decline of ! lac for
the day. The rest OF the market
closed irregular and slightly changed
TX heat was a fritle higher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
BY miller q Co, Second

So. Ry.. pfd. ...... 100 ~
<. Ry.. com. ......... 100 "a
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
Amer. National Bank too 1913 ...
First National Bank. 100 2+s
OLA Dominion Trust
Co. ..... ........ 100 213 ...
Virginia Trust co. 49,. 100 175 -.
West End BANK ..... '25 43
MISC EII4ANEOCS.
Va,-Car. Chem. pfd.
r. c. ...... .... 100 101 49,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
RICHMOND sTosK MARxFT.
sReported by Caskie q. ~surch n Co.
Ielb K. Main%"s, Ricnmond. vA)


Quotations for interest paying
est must be added. Income bonds
eSt)
Richmond. Va, July !. 1914.
STATE SECURITIES.
Va. SIS. Old Csand r.. 1899 sea- sex
Va. Cen. q 3, G and n, 1891 $3.50 .
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City a.. G. and
II, 1a3s~le4s ... 81
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L. Fl. r Consoi Trust.
y. c. ....--...-..t.,+- - .~
ard o. Geni NJ ans
1872 .-+.......4 20 80
ga. Sc. and Fla. 1s4b.. 1o& -.
fsa. and Ala. Con %, 1a4s 1o4 -.
s. A. L. rs. 1850. *..++-..-,. ga 90,
seaboard Adj. IS. l@$9,. - 49,.
So Ry., LIST bs. 1s94...... les ,..
Sc r. Dew. and @. NJ. As.
1855 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 -.
STREET RAILwA~ STOCKS
Par. Bid. Asl0ed-
cs- Ry. and Power Co.
pfd .., ........., loo ~ 100
com. -. .....' 100 4a4 SO
RAILROAD STICKS
A. G. l.. corn. ....s.- 100 l2o ..,
c. and @. ....... .... ina 5lls ...
n, and w. com .-..... 1o0 1o4 ...
cation ......... 100 400 ago
g. A l.. pfd. $50. go. 100 54 go.
s. A L.. cora ...-.~- 100 10 $3.50,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. July !. 1914.
Tn0GE nAf,K ErTpEfa
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Christmas i:ratItuda

Do We think enough about say,
Ing Thank you" at Chris mas
We hurry and rush through thu
busy DAYS before Christmas, anc
then when Christm. sactual'y comes
we put off the mood of giving ant
sit down intent upon the culmina'
ton of our effort, which is reached
when we receive. We take what
comes sometimes oa&ctly, some
times with a disappointed shrug
but we take what comes, do we
not, aud are We always prompt tC
give our thanks? A certain benev-
ojcnt lady said lest year, Il gave
thirty EIGHT presents this Christmas
aud received oulY nine letters If
thanks" This seemed drsadfal
beyond words: And what Of the
other~?" hastened to ask. Some
OF them thanked me when we next
met" She said carelessly, land
some of them never thanked me Il
AL You KNOW she added after
a pause, 'ona of the hardest things
to 10 is to give thanks graciousit.
Some people can never do it. 1t
is the distinct mark OF high breed
ing. don't suppose any one but
king or princess has really the
perfect art OF saying 'Thant. y 1t
IS G mark OF good breeding 10 be
prompt and gracious in giving
thanks. Even if the gift is a
Dincushion and you already have
n!n'y nine Others, say THANK you"
sNeetly, aifectionately and in the
spirit Of christmas. Do not let
twenty fout hours pass by without
taking sufficient time to write an
apprcc'ajive, affectionate little note
10 every one who has remembered
tou at Christmas time. Though
his may be looked upon as a duty
10 others, it is far more than that;
It is duty to yourself, a very real
duty, for to he djscourteous is to
be selfish, and to be selfish is to be
outside of many of LIES keenest
Joys. As matter of self training.
# fer no other reason, say THANK
you" as quickly and attractively
and sincerely as you can.-+GX.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Kills Bear

Wilson Ryder is among the oIo
men of Highland, but he lsa vcter-
a hunter and has not lost his
nerve.
He and his. son were out toX-
h ming last week and ran across
tla track of a large bear on the
mountain west of Meadow Dale.
They succeeded in routing Bruin
and gave him a load Of small shot,
but his capture was not accom-
plished until the following day.
and after the bear had crossed the
Little Back Creek valley and got
ten on the Allegheny side.
. Mr.. Ryder spent the night with
Dow Snyder, and the two resumed
the hunt on the following morning.
When routed this time, bruin came
within range of Mr.. Ryders gun,
and, although loaded for smaller
game, broad-side proved sufElc-
lent, the bear going but o short
distance after being shot.
With the aid of a third party,
the prize was dragged over the
snow to the residence of Uncle Jno
Page, where it was dressed and
apportioned.
Those who saw the bear regard
ed it as a very large one, lacking in
weight, however, as it was quite
lean.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Edwin B. Jones
J. IL. Colaw !

4. /. JOnesf C0lnTF
4. T., " thony- Clerk of tn,
said caurt 10 hereby certify th"t
rt,a bond required by the dec,
mentioned in the foregoing not
tas been executed Ivy Edwin i
!ynes, one of the Commissioners
". FL. Matthew, Gle
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
sixty "Paup3r" Counties
in State

Sky Virginia counties econ
.rlbuted not one cent last yea'
coward the support OF the state
governm mt or the payment Of the
Dub IL debt. The burden of sup.
,vrting the Co nmonwealth fell on
forty counties and nineteen cities.
The city of Richmond paid to
he State owes and above ali eX
,enditurss by the State on its be
laif, $50, 925.97, or nearly one
sixth of the gross ANIMAL revenue
Il the 81 ate. 49,
If any argum Mt were needed to
,onyince any fair-minded man of
he urgent necessity for drastic
"evisjon Of the tax laws Of YirgInia,
avs Auditor Moore, it is to be
found in The statistical tables az
:ompanying the annualreport of his
epartment, which came from the
,riuter yesterday. When large,
sealthv counties like Bedford,
'ittsyIvania and Rockbridge allow
iemarIre% - he listed omong the
>aupcr5 and mailer counties such
: james >tty, Surry and h; t
Ike more ;han their share Of IN,
BURDEN, and when the cities which
are cheerfujly ourY ted IL every
session Of the General Assembly
ire yet left to pay tie t,lii>, it
Vonld appear thar the. t'uie has
come for the State to revise It's
financial policy.
The report Of State Auditor
Moore shows hat 80 >o."stir
Daup.r coHu'ics actu ,i.y dr:W from:
he State Treasury for schoo erin
inal cha, ges. roads, ices 70 county
ificers end pensions NJ IRE thar
they paid III in from general speci
taxes.
Those counties which have ::
more nearly fair assessment Of reai
;>tate and personal property am
50 are assuming their part in tia
support of the State government
r:
Accomac, ALTERNATE. Alexandria
>il"ghany, Augusta, Bath, Bruins
lex. Chesterfield, Clark, Elizabeth
iry. Fairfax, Fauquier, Frederick
ireensvil,c, Hanover, Henrco,
Highland, James City, Lancaster,
Lnudoun, Montgomery, Norfolk
Northampton. Northumberland
Orange. Prince Edward, Princess
Anne. Prince William, Roanoke,
Rockingham, Shenandoah, South
hamton, Surry, Sussex, Tazewell
Warwick, Westmoreland, Wise
Wylie.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Some Fire Don't )

Lighted candles on Chrlstm :
trees should not be used. but if thu
are used they should he cloese:.*
watched.
Don't look for ornaments il tt
loft or cellar with lighted mate
u unprotected candles.
D. not allow matches to |:
about in reach of child en-.
Don't allow rubbish to accu NJ
late
Don't permit the use Of inflmma.
Ole decorations.
Don't allow hasty or faulty tenn,
Dorarv electric wiring
Do not allow lighted cigars CT
| cigarettes to. be thrown on the
;iAor.
Inspect the store every night W
- ana during Christmas.
Never allow open flames in {
5ara2a. Ran the auto outside Wher
:i;iiag the tank 50 that 6 .Sollnt
va0urs vii! dissIpa;e
DO not keep quantities of 6 ssoilnt
or calcium carbide inside of garage
or dwelling.
A metal waste can should be
located at convenient place out
| side of the garage for all waste and
greasy rags. Burn these every
| week.
II is unsafe to use saWdust OF
shavincs to absorb grese and oil IN
garage. If the floor is wooden,
scrub it occasionally with hot
water and lye.
The Use of gasoline for cleaning
parts of the automobile in the
garage is Il dangelo IS t ing.
The garage should not be heated
by means of stove or open fire OF
any kind, unless .me is Isolated IN
another room SO that the gasoline
vapor of the garage cannot get to
| it. Gasoline vaporf travel
Keep an approved fire ex-
,inguisher and a pail of sand in
garage. Water thrown on burning
gasoline merely serves to spread it.
Other f.e lon'ts suggested are as
follows:
Don't kindle fires in stoves with
kerosene.
Don't put hot ashes or coal il
wooden barrels or boxes.
Don't thaw out frozen water
pipes with a torch or lamp.
Don't Use gasoline for cleaning
in a closed room.
Don't allow oily rags near stoves
or about the premises.
Don't allow sawdust to be useC
"a cuSpi !ors or on The floors.
Don't.throw wastepaper in a fire
Place
Don't throw cigars or cigarettes
away if lighted.
Drn't forget that matches ART
t'.e beginning of many confagra
tons
Dnn't hang clothing near ope'
! i. C or stoves.
Don't Du:n leaves or grass OF
windy days.
Don't forget to have chimney
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
A WAaNIi,4 70 Many
Some Interesting Facts
About Kidney Troubles

Few people realize to what eX-
tent their health depends upon tile
condition of the kidneys.
The physician in nearly all cases
of serious illness, makes q chemlca!
analysis of the patient urine. lie
knows shat unless the kidneys are
doing their work properly, the
other organs cannot readily be
brought back to health anc
strength.
When the kidnaVs are neglected
or abused in any way, serious re-
suits are sure to follow Accord
into health statistics, Bright
dj ;erse which is really IN advanced
:orrD If kidney trouble, caused
na,:Iv tea thousand deaths in 81 /
j., a.. state of New York I,ne,
1l,1:,i.re, it A,hooves us to BAY
N e attention 70 the health "i
;n..sp most i'm. "3riant organs
Al idea! a,roal compound that
has had remarkable success rs 1
kidney rem .dy is DR.. k,:p'"r :
Swamp-Root, the great h'd:'@!y
Liver ami BLADDER Remedy.
The mild and Healing Inil'enol
OF this orrHaE=1'o-. ~ INST o2's's
!, snou rc!lz.- n..3ortmg -. ;,W0rf
staten ats .t,.. verified testimony
rs those who have use,! the remedy
If ynu ieci that yo1r k;d"eyS
rpo,iire attention, and wish 4 sam
nIe pottle, write to DR.. k!lmer x
Go Binghamton, u. \. Mention
this paper, en"lo5c ten cents an:
they will gladly forward It to you
Nv Parcel Pest.
swamp-nooy is sold by ev@',
druggist in bottles OF tI.
soc. and Sl.OO.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25

FOR SALE--A small farm of
.i2$ acres, mile and a half south
@; Staunton Oil the old Greenviile
Road. 1t has on it g six room
frame house, bank barn 20X40, 3
cement siIcs, stable room for four
horses, and 81 COWS, plenty OF
good running water, spring anc
we'll, limestone land with clay
s,.bsoiI. Adapted to blue grass.
Fruit for far lily use, about = acre
in young timber. A wagon on tt e
road to hau! The chiliiren to school.
Lours. truly.
T. S. Weller
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
SENATOR kCnOlS PASSES AWAY
AFlER LONG iLLfIE SIS

= Honorable Edward Echols, form
e. lieutenant. governor Of the state
If Virginia and up to he time OF
uis death u prominent legislator
and financicr, died al his home in
Staunton Saturday morning at
about nine ocl eek. following an i'll
ness of several weeks duration.
senator irt1nlS Was prominently
:drntifed in local affairs as presi-
lent of the National Valley Bank
i the same line serving as chair
nan OF the 1;ate Tax Commission
lis interchangeable labors in behalf Of
he latter serving to hasten his re-
.iC illness
5orn in Union, Monroe County,
Vest Virginia, the son of General
lohn Echu!3, a distinguishes offic'
the Confederate Army, and his
wife, Mary Jane Caperton, Senator
Echols received his preliminary ed.
,c.ton in he district schools after
,Iich be was graduate with the
iehest honors from Washingt. n
III Lee aud tie University OF Va
,iuia. From that time On his e.
.ear was ong OF prominence in The
political, LEGAL, banking and so"ia!
ifa IF ha Stgsn
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25

TIE Fl. S ci .>td We tuesday
.s,0no"n aud all the nonresl'ten
o.piis have gone home Tor the
Midday season. They will be call
y hooks aoain Ian 4tha
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
M Paner Next Week

TIE Recorder will follow its usu-
nj tus,oru, and there viii be no
issue next week.
We wish all or readers merry
Christmas; a season full Of good
cheer good health and goodwill.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Commissioners Sale

s. Pursuant to u decree 81 me Cir
cult Court of tlighl"4d c".oty rem
elcred in the chancerq cause Of 5.
f. Bowser &c. VS., v. L. hyle and
,rhers, 1T the IO'v term, 1914, the
undersigned commissioners will on
rhs 20in day Of JANUARY, 1915,
offer for sale at public auction at
ths front door Of the court house
ri said county that certain lot or
parcel Of land situated III the town
IF Monterey on the north side OF
High street and being the same lot
i land that was conveyed to Rose
: Kyle: fT0T7 I. 4: esImb!e and
lie by deed dated Aprl. IL, 1911,
aaI Of record in She Clerks Office
81 said. pourtla4 Deed Bah II page
zGT. .%o much Of sal lot with the
improvements thereon will be sole
10 satlty tue liens established
| :::.,j:.55 the defendant y. +. Ayi'
3y TIC decree mentioned.
Terms One third Of tie pur'
th Use price cash in band a0d the
residue to be paid Ia TWO equal an
~ Il INSTRUMENTS from the day Of
sale, with interest, t. be secured
~ bonds with personal security
ard the title to be retained as ultl
mate security.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
AniU Presenter Service

N,;.i~. s!in1;nrr mnd fall sf&s MS
/ will IL. a~scrg r se'' &c from
monterey 20 ) a:.ht"n I'D return,
nd n'Etr ro.n's fr, H. here.
hATi 5
:, o. Il und ip fl m Monterey to
5 so ; sunA IMP H. m Mont Grey to
I;arIoN. y. Va.
Special attention giv'n to short
trips, outings, etc.
l.et kn IVY a few days before
hand; phone ky;u G .sagt. All bus
mess >intruste | to me VII have
pro ,lDl attention.
+. NJ. TRIMBLE, /
{ Monterey, Vai
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25

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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Total
RalstGn-GuIn

At the residence Of the bride s
mother, Mis-. Ohio Gum, near
Meadow Dale, Wednesday, Dec.
10Th. Mr.. Lawrence Ralston and
Miss Maud Gum, Rev. n. A. Park
er, officiating.
They are prominent young peo-
pIe of the Back Creek valley, and
have a host of friends who wish
them we'll.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25

En- McCIintic, of Jacksous River,
WIS in Monterey Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Stephenso
were IN toWn Monday.
c. A. Dickson of Trimble, Va
Was in town Monday on business.
snmcrs Hevener and John Stnph-
ea4on, 4. NJ. A., are at home tor
tie holidays.
Mrs. W. W. Haven@r, Of Crab
bottom. is on the sick list aud aaS
been confined to her bed for more
til two weeks. ..
W. D. Wade, If the Mill GAP
m .rcantiIe firm of & A Wade q
Go spent Sunday at Monterey.
AMONG those trading in tow"
Tuesday we're Mr.. and Mrs. John
Al Cor5ott nad Isaac iIchard, OF
Jprksons River.
Thomas O.jlrie, Student at
p +. spent Il c"uptn NJ DAYS with
his another, Mrs N. L O5tlvle,
returning to ;Stauntou TUeSd ".
Mrs. H. 3. Wood is spending he
ho:idays with her parents IN North
Carolina.
FOR SALE ~ 4 nearly new tvn"-
writer. been used very lit lie. Call
or write this Office.
Lloyd Bird, OF Z u 4 Bedford
City, came in Tnurslty - spend
tn. Cnristm.s holidays At his nom"
Oh Back Creek.
NOTICE / viii be ut Mcdowell
Dec. 29:h tn rem iii ten DAYS. On
I'm. S,h will 81 70 Doe Hill to re
III in ten days
.. J. Campbell, dentist
Air. anI Mrs Jas. 3. Hidy "er"
il town last Fri,tIE on Their way
;,,.us 10 rnbbr5tosn. Mrs HID.
WAS returning ir,m u hospital where
she bias been receiving treatment
sSle has fully recovered her health
1t is reported that more
wly)ns were seen last
week on the pike between
Monterey and Stauaton than there
hsve been ia the same length oi
t,ne, in years. If nothing more.
j, speaks prosperity for Stanton
Hiss Catharine Campbell, WHO IS
atten ling the Farmvilie school.
came home 80 spend Christmas
wi h her parents, Dr.. ana Mrs. o.
J. Campbell.
G. W. July, New Hampton
merchant, who has been running 6
large al in the Recorder for q re-"
issues. writes US that "saies have
:,een beyond eNoect"tlons. \
word to the wise is sufficient.
Brad Stc0honson, Of the Meadow
Dale neighborhoo1, was on his wa
80 town Friday with lot OF turk
eys, aud passing an icy portion o.
the steep road in Vanderpool Gap
his team and wagon. went oVe'
the embankment, a tree or two
preventing ars!ide to the river
% or 80 feet below. Az it was, the
wagon turned over, Mr.. Stephen
son received an ugly cut on the
face. one of the horses got bruised
M right badly and several Of his
turkeys crippled. willis Gibson
came to the rescue. 9nd nr. Steph-
sason was able TO come on to town
with his load.
FOR SALE Small Dairy Farm,
new house, etc.
Rox II T. Dayton, w.
Monterey WAS left in darkness
Monday night. When the lights
were turned on in the evening 1t
was found that the line had a short
circuit some where, and the opera.
tors were unable to locate it until
tie following day. Same one,
either thoughtles<ly or m2Aclously,
had united The wires in q vacant
room on Wast Main which caused
AL the trop'de a",i Inconvenience.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
Masonic

" bers Of Highland Lodge will
..+ar it, mind the regular les M
or,a~inn Dc. 26, at the usual
uee.l.g hott+ Election OF Officers
for the enslang year.
By order 81 the W. IL.
j. Il. Pruitt, Sec
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-25
BeigIan Relief

Tae following additional contri-
buttons for Belgian Relief work
have been duly forwarded to the
district committee at Staunton:
A A. Miller and family $500
Other members of ValleyBethel
church of the Brethren 400
4 Friend, Monterey zoe
II, I'll 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
.5cbrgoer bar ornplig gipitet 8pe11.
Song 9eorift unoer 9seanrsfrigen


|5cbrboer bar iornplig giaita 8peu.
Sons @eorift nuoer 2seaarsfrige'
er fienot al utallige. Get onr bonn,
ser n1l11nen mes Sens Neter SEN
len uben @anben flareoe, fig meo
ire tpife Sngere oper paa Mngel.
|Scbrgoer % Senien bar gaoeoe
2ono iom Spioner, % meoierte til.
.lige 6lpueIfrifter. De to Danife
blep opoqge0e % tag,re til Gunge,
sScbrpber, Der er fra Mngel, funoe
goot Epif og forltoo, at Soloaterne
itille0e 6em i uoiigt, at Sc piloe
blipe ifl,ot for oeres 5ero. Geth
gop Scbrpoer bagrl1noet Mnle0ntng
til at bpiife til Sens Neter:: .5faI
ri al meo 2ipet, bill ri BOG lelge bet
900 bprt fom m1,ligt." Sc benpt-
1aoe ct beleiGgt 9ieblM % giorbe
oe tire Gpifere uitooelige, bporefter
sc pelbebolom ilnp bort. Scbreber
er 1rla 80 Mar gonmel, men ra6f %
%oan0sfriif. Sen gamle &nbers-
mano leper MI bos lin Sgn / Mp-
borg. Sons @nitru 6p6e for fu11
ct Mar iiben, m6ens bans &amme-
rat Sens @eter er be6 for en- Sci
Mar tilbnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
serbiens Msore.

a#fH-e# EA@fsZ u=le&f
S ct gcIifob hos en- befienM fer
,bif Smnitetsraa0 bIep ser talt on,
.be ferbtife 5oloater, oeres Differ
@aurofdrbeo % @giiom-
beb.
.Sa," fag6e en- Doftorfrlle, rtte'i
BET er 6e ierbiife apinoer, De ferbi<
fFte Mgore, iom / ferite @pffe bar
9gren al bore Soloaters 9apper-
be6. Or set life os &pirr6er, iom /
500 9reIbomsaor bar bolot MSoot
oppEpe, foo ri CT hepne beo meo at
fpnge gerbernes @iitorie inb / bo<
re 8gns 5iale, % peb bort 8rpit
bar Sc moi1rget a~ierligbeo til See
6relanoet. 8i Ierte benz bore berIi-
&c GoIfepiier; fra SIegt til 5Ipgt
fortalte ii bort GoIfs 9iitorie %
forfpnotte ON BEN 6ribeosfamp, pi
M bor oplepet.
9uem bar set onoet e1lo MDore'
he, ou1 erit bpiifeoe set ierbiife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Site M}iI DIT Tor @prin{

9tk Mh pit for 9pring-
fieD bar Misiouriflooen bergpet
SUB Dafota 800 Mcres 9ano, fom
MI er blepen liggenbe paa Mebraffa-
2an6et bar for so Mnr iii6en,
% oct in6fatteoes / Dafota Gerri-
torp, blepet taget fom &omeiteab,
men % Oct mn er oberfgrt til See.
braifn, mener mon set poanp Tan
bbab en 2onomnaIer S. So.
@ollaee % bnns Sgn bar giort.
2an6et er / moa1ge Nar brugt JON fri
@rRsgang at Dmegnens &pag-
memo, % 11ogen gier bar / lange
Giber life meIM fig. Sc mDe giere
bor alIerebe begpnot 0pf6reIien al
en- 5obm6lle pnn 2onoet % bill be-
gDnoe D~abrifnio1 at a6tnnner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
.. 9. g. &alpaars @apport.

Sfelge BEN mi foreliggen6e &alb-
ars &apport ira Dper-Sefretnren
peo Oct banite 8rooerimnfuno,
bapbe 5umfun6et Sen 1ite SSuli
287 2oger, meo ct MntaI al 2O,
919 Meolemmer.
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al $23,19O.16 / @enernlfonoet,
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