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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC
SUBMITS STATEMENT
TO PUBLIC UTILITIES

In accordance with the utilities law,
the Hawaiian Electric Company this
month will pay to the public utilities
commission fees amounting to 5000 .68,
that sum being one-half of one per
cent of the capital stock outstanding
December 81, 1913, and one-twentieth
of one per cent of the gross income
Of the company during 1913.
The company this morning submit
ted to the commission a statement of
it's capital and income during 1913
The figures show the company to be
capitalized at $750,000, from which
capital an income of $319.376.S5 was
derived in 1913, an increase of 49,
1864 over the company's income in
1912 The fee of $3096S due to the
commission from the company this
month is an increase of $2264 over
the fee paid in 1913.
The commission also has received
a statement from the Waiahi Electric
Company showing that, from capital
Of $4,000, the company did bust
ness amounting to $500. from Septem-
her II, 1913, to December 81, 1913,
having been(incorporatedq on the for
mer date The figures from the La
hama lee Company, lneceiVed this
morning, show that the company. dur
ing 1913, derived an income of 49,
1888 from capital of 100000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

Two important facts were brought
ont last night as a result OF the meet
ing of the civil service commission,
one being Sheriff Jarrett's determina-
ton TO have an electric signal alarm
system over the city. The other
clears up any doubt as 10 the policy
of the board in the matter of making
recommendations TO the supervisors.
1t was on Jarrett's statement OF
the need of the city for such a sys-
tenn as he is advocating that one of
the commissioners let it be under
stood beyond a doubt that the new
commission will keep its hands Off
in all things not directly within its
jurisdiction, leaving the sheriff to in
fer that he should take up his alarm
system proposition with the board OF
supervisors direct, and. not look for
the commission to back him with its
commentators, or to appear be-
fore the board in his behalf.
The fight between the board of SUI
peryisors and the old civil service
commission began when the latter
body sent the board its report with
recommendations which asked for an
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
LIEUT.. C. |. CROCKETT. T. "
AIDE TO GEN. EDWARDS

Lieutenant Cary l. Crockett, I'd In.
fantry, has been selected by Briga.
dier-general Edwards as his personal
aide, an order to this effect having
been issued today. Lieutenant Croe.
kett is now aide to General Macomb
the former commander of the LIST Ha,
waiian Brigade, and he will merely
continue his present duties. ...-
Lieutenant Crockett has fine re.
cord as soldier, having seen con
siderable service in the Philippines as
a captain of constabulary, before en-
tering' the regular army. He has a
host of friends here who will be glad
to hear of the appointment.
End Lieut.. Robert c. F. Goetz, 1st
Field Artillery. is also appointed aide
to General Edwards. -.s'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
FEARING MILITARY II.
AUTHORITIES, SOLDIER
PUTS END TO HIS LIFE

81 will go TO Leavenworth for five
years, if the commanding officers get
me-" was the dramatic declaration
made before Police Officer j. l.. Nc.
donald, early this morning by Pri-
Vate Chester w. Howard. Company H,
1st Infantry. Then, having uttered
this statement, he quickly drew a
small vial from his pocket, placed it
to his lips and dropped to the sidewalk
rear the corner OF Fort and Kukui
streets, writhing in commissions caus-
cd by partaking of quantity of car
bolic acid. Howard passed away at
Queens hospital at daylight this
morning, having failed to offer fur
ther. information concerning himself.
Shortly after O'Clock this morn
ing the police were asked to place un-
Ger arrest a man who was alleged to
have taken UP his abode in the apart
ment occupied by B. :Ferreira. A
visit to the room revealed Howard ap-
parently asleep in the bed. He was
dressed in civilian clothing, although
freely admitting to the officers that
he was identified with one of the mil
itary organizations. III. H.
Howard was induced to accompany
the officer to patrol box. 1t was
while Policeman Mcdonald was in the
act of sending in call for the wagon
that Howard offered the mysterious
remark, following the statement with
the taking of the poison.
4 Coroner Rose has taken up line
OF inquiry that he believes will lead
tG the revelation of an offense, COM
mitted by Howard and reported to
the police through the military author
tiles some weeks ago.
A jury was empaneled this morn
ing, which will meet this afternoon
and investigate the cause OF death.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
REST-H0USE DEFENDANTS
ANSWER THEIR OPPONENTS

| 1t is not only politics that can buzz
) and burn. A rest house, which seems
about as peaceful piece of property
as cemetery, is capable of stirring
up as much feeling, with inVectiVes
bitter &and sharp enough to pierce the
stoniest natures. as politics or love, or
some CT the other diversions or re-
grets Of life.
The board of supervisors is begin
ming to realize this A little rest house
at the corner of Eighth avenue and
| Waialae road is the basis: of wordy
fight between two factions Of neighbor-
ing residents, half of them wishing the
place to be taken away, on the ground
that it is a nuisance, the other half
demanding that it remain as it is.
1t is great nuisance, one side says.
Boys play over it, yelling, and no
one nearby can take a nap; strag-
glers loaf in it.
Against this the other side. repre-
scented by Harry T. Mills and George
II. Piltz. declare in a letter to the
city fathers that the complaints
against the rest house are idle, silly
vaporings," that the persons respon
sible for the complaints are suffering
from civic hookworm," and that the
statement that the place is an "un-
slightly nuisance" is venOmous and
Shows on its face to be a petty. in
consequential lie
R. E. Swartz, through his attor-
neys. Coke & DOuthitt. asked the su-
pervisors in a letter a few days ago
to remove the rest house It is to
this letter the other sids now replies
The matter has been referred to the
roads committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
DAILY REMINDERS

The Bouquet of Janice" toilet line
advertised in the Saturday Evening
Post this week, is sold by Benson
Smith & Co, Ltd, Fort and Hotel.
Big, wide, narrow, long, short
flowing-end ties, embracing all the
new designs and patterns for the
spring dresser. Four-in-hand and
made-up ties. Positively the latest in
this line of goods-yes, at the Clar-
ion, Fort and Hotel streets. Our stan
dards in handkerchiefs. Phoenix hose
and sox and bathrobes need no COM
ment. The Clarion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
SIMPLE REMEDY is
FAVORiTE HERE

The simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, known as Adler
.i-ka, the remedy which became famous
by curing appendicitis. is a great ia
vorite with Honolulu people. Adler-i-
ka acts Oh BOTH the lower and upper
bowel and drains off such surprising
amounts of foul matter from the body
that A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour
stomach. constipation and gas on the
stomach almost IMMEDIATELY. The
Hollister Drug COmpany.-advertise
ment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

To take care of large accumula'
ton of sugar at Hilo, the Matson
steamer Lurline is to. call there be.
fore returning to Honolulu. The yes
sci sailed for the island ports last
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

A meeting of the members of the
Mothers Club Of Kaimuki will he
held at : O'clock, TOMORROW afternoon
in the LiliuOkalani school.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

The Hawaiian Koa furniture Com
pany filed articles of association in
the territorial treasurer's Office to-
day. The new firm, with Honolulu as
its headquarters. begins business
with a capitalization of $4,000, divided
into 250 shares with par value Of
$40 each. The capital may be in.
creased up to a limit of $4,000. The
officers. with the number Of shares
each holds are as follows: c. @. Yec
Hop. president, 10; H. Akona, vice
president, %; Tom Ayoy, secretary.
5; w. Tin Van, treasurer. 25; Y. NJ.
Wee. director, }. The remainder OF
the stock is held by IA other Chi
neSe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

A meeting of the Civic Federation
has been called for O'Clock this af
ternoon in the Stangenwald building
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

night and will complete cargo for San
Francisco upon arrival next Monday
morning. The LurIine will be dis
patched for the coast at o'clock next
Tuesday evening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
6nnhfrjyllatn.

Mp Mbuisnimg. 49, SDife Goriam.
lingsbmie. Beo ib9roige Mnitrengel-
Ter lpftes set beltanotg at opoage
flere vspnoere" blanot De banife
unoerioatter i Mor0ilespig % fao
bent efspeberet ODER @rgnien.
acknowledgement i &o6erslep
funoe forleoen ml6e ON en l1ng
Sjellen0ers nopisning. Man6en,
Sens Sbe Senien fra @agenorup
Ser tiente / S%gnoerfteb beb @aberS-
lep, bapoe forbrum Jig peb for no.
gen Sis lioen at poe en- &aanoS=
refining beo EN- notwithstanding
uSonoericbe 3eitlrng" me0oe-
Ter, at ser / Safsborg be6 8Dloe=
r1p Dil Mioe bpgget ct utDif Ting
bomsbiem meo @pmnaitif- eller
Joreorogsial og 2eieperelie". SIC,
gieringen / Slespig bdr ullereoe !
6oretagenoet gipet ct Eilifub pao
|24O0 Marf.
Set 6reier Jig ter aabenbart o1;i
Set i;prite, al III Gnffe. tpife 5or'
iamlingsbule paa Gpn~6er=6lens=
borglinien, iom oen tplfe Bresie be-
blbeoe for nogen 9io itoen.s
Gn Sfilsmisic, Der b1ep fpr bele
Qipet. 81 meo6elte for fort Si6 IL
ben, at en- ung Bige, Sofie Mfoline
gbmsen, iom tiente / Maibgl / SGn-
berjpllanD, Dor bleper u6ptlt meb ct
|9ggns BARREL, fpr0i bum bar faloen
be prolific acknowledgement til 8eiDpr.
Sun bab6e iom. Silff1er pGret tillte.
be peo en @Dmnaltifopbisning / ct
6ori Sen nnge Htge
bar forlooet me6 en- i9noerjpif Sme-
6eipen6, ser Ian in0e iom Soloat !
@ronoens peb sen rusiiife @renie.
Man ienoer iom &egel De 0anife
|5pnoeripoer til Sc berneltliggenoe
@orniio1,sbper. 90 bon fife maatte
fonme oper @rpnien, ieIp naar ban
bapbe Srlop, og bum fife maatte
|fomme til 5pn6erjpllano, biloe Dc
Ito ltnge life fl,nre meoes / balpan'
set Mar.
Sou bier set Jig imiolertio at BET
er blepet en- Moifillelie for 2ipet.
Sen unge Manb .er nemlig peo lin
Mfoeling blepen 1laaet Of en- &eit
@obe0et, oe %forleoen sgnbag b1er
bau begrabet poa Moltorp Strife
gaaro. Da 5ofie gbmien bar ITO.
ipilt ira 9p1oerjDllano, funbe bun
lite en- Gong brre meo til at felge
iin Sen til bons iioite @pilelteo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

nsitrSlnlebeo ,a IL
Ben u,lee Mala1tbs GDuer: @eref'
ter tom 81. nan til Grebericia, bDolr
bon Miiten pao Mften forba.teoe
Bublif1qr heb iile alorig iipigtenlolRe
gpner. S ~5re0ericio oretog ST..
Naa Ct Gfgperinent, ser PEI 20
mao iiges At pare eneitaqenoe | iin
Mrt. gn ne6lat Romite, bpori Gres-
len baoce suoe, bapoe fineeret ct
9ppcri:: S en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ming bar iitiaolet en- Jraffe, 9ppen
bar taget til S%annera1p Cen Bier-
Ding bel lloenfor 0pen), poo @eien
baooe BON bortfaltet Neglen til
Jorretningslotdlet, % mi ifl1loe ST..
sRRon, Der enb life a1reoe &anolin-
gems Song, finoe Ipper, fratage
bam 5raffen, ,finoe Neglerr, LUTTE
Jig im6 / Gorretningen. og bange
5raffen tilbage paa iin @labs.: So
miteen bapoe. platlagt, bpilfe @o-
Der per if11loe pasieres, % at Der
til @otmerup ifuloe benpttes 8il,
og manee oaore @nfeltbeoer. Cts.
perimentet. lpffeoes. &r. @au l16-
forte alt til <nft % &riffe %, bar
@ienitan6 for megen &plbdt.
9tl1 ct ST. @au poa Eoltr1e /
Ganmarf; ban er Iom ,nnpnt enonu
gunife u1tg, men bar en- tiltalenoe
SptrR0en og ct pmpatetiif @GFen,
% 6pnonte11et ct, pirfelig b9rb at
itnoere, tilmeo er ban ben enelte
Dmiter | oenne 8rancbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
@uitru. S%eliingpr: 8rpgeeriinipef-
tpr s. s. MQhrt. Mnsfil0e: Sort

@uitru. Seliingpr: 8rpgeeriinipef-
tyr s. $. Mabrt. @osfiloe: Sort
parefabrifant 8. Nieliens Datter
Mgnes. slagelle: 5bp. @ooroejer
Sans Sprenien. @ierSleo: @aoro=
eier 8. g. .@anlen. Sppong: Ml-
brecbt Sobaniens @pn @briitian.
Ngitpeo: SIP. Murermeiter Morten
&onien. Breitg: Mortine @elper=
ifop. &erluflille:: CIR. 8eter 2arfen.
@inoeaf: Torpagter Sprg. Nieliens
gnfe. ct. 2in6et:. Sme6 Sprgen
SIR. Mnoerlen. &olpffe: 9rejer
&asmus Sanien (Sfipper). Merp:
Morten @aniens &uitru. Better
marie: SSgrgen Mnoreaien 6uncb.
06enie: Slagtermeiter 6. q. 5ange.
Brpgerieier anub Masmusien. Ma-
finme1ter 6. g. Scbous gnfe. Gnfe
4aren Bagge1en. S1gne Nasmnss
len. Asiens: Nenfrgmmer Sepien.
glIerup: 5lagter Gbrilten grifien.
Rp Sesfelager:: Moren Sprenien
.Sroiborg. 2ongelie: 5bp. 2arer
g. Maoien. Magbel: 6. Miotgaaros
@uitru. gejle: 5bp. Bagermelter
S. Misien. &oriens: Carl 9iietS
Suitru. 6ormer 6. M. Sell. Sine
@eterien. 5fan6erborg: gnfeGa-
roline Magaarb. Daltgaor6: Sans
Mlbertfens Dotter Morgrete 4a1line.
Marbus: Jbb. 8ogban6ler Marius
MiffeIIen. 1lbun6Ier 6. @rau=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
gaaroS Sultru. Niels Senlens SUI
1tru. Sfpmaaer Sens SIien. 9b=

gaaroS &uitrn. gfiels Senlens SUI
[1tru. Sfomager Sens 9Hen. Do
Der: Jbp. 8aar0eier &nsmus 9ans-
goaro. aoIoen: Steiner &onmann.
.Sfipbolme: 5bD. 6orpaeter Sens
H5erenie len. @anoers: SRI. Gbriitia-
ne 8up. Mrb. Cars Sen1en. SOL
bum: Sopbie Meranoerien. Sber.
5ousiingbolm: gbriltian gngitr1p.
@iballegaarb: @asml1s &osmnsien.
.Spenitrup: SIP. @oarbeier / @un-
oerup Niels Str. Meller. @obro:
.6bp. aunitoreier g. 9: Senien.
2moinipettpr Sobannes 2unb
Wercb. Mariager: Sagferer. SUE
Illus Scbmtot. giborg: gtatsraoo-
i1oe MoeIgnnbe 5%benoiin. SDer-
piifum: &iebmon6 g. 81. &ier. gge-
oal: 8eitprer Sens 9eieliens sgn
5peno Moge. Dal1trup:: Mrel S6-
renien. &e0oing &eoe::. STR. Sen.
len. 2an6fGrsgaarb: Claus So
banniens Datter @ogna. Malborg:
g1fe Maren &usiing. 8ortpr 6.
@olmS &uitru. 8teriteb: 9b. Slit
gaaros @uitru. 5perring: Chr.
8alle Mnoer!en. Marup: g. g. SEE
begaaro. Seitrup: Gbr. 2arien.
8oooum: SSarob Gbriltenien. Sting
fpbing: 8anfoireftpr S. g. Niellen.
5olmslano: Sitter Sulius .Gbrilten-
len. Rorobp: Jiifebunoler Sans s..
SeSnfobie11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
Farme i New York

Stat, med sundt Klima, god Jord, godt
Wand, ner Jernbane og Dyer, med go
de Bygninger, sslges meget billigt oe
paa lette Viikaar. Adresser gives paa
danske Landmsnd fra Vesten, som
.har kgbt Fame her og gjerne q
Landsmsnd behj4lpeiige. NY Buhes
tin S., med Hoo Farme for Salg. %
andre ofAHicielleO plysningeer sendes. fit.
q. MOLDENHAWER, Skand. Assist,
DEPT. Aenc. Albany, n. =.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
For. Deres HEN

aeindesi heie Landet ingen Plads der overgaar LITTLE
FIELD LANDET tdet bergmte Bette med godts Wand
10 Banens Hovedlinie. : Rigeste Jo,d, rteeligt Wand
eundt Kiima. Kjsb Land dlrekt fra Ejeren. smaaS eliel
Dem med. Kvsgfoder "a Kredit. ii sAars Udbetslina
6 Procent. Undersgg. nlustreret Tryksager frtt.
Arthur p. DuggaH, Sales Manager,
Little1e1d, Lamb County. Texas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
DYpKET.OaNYT FARMLAND

til SalRs i Otter Tail County we'd Minneso
fae Inds0er. Priser fra SIS til $50. Skandi
maviske Sett1ementer. Skriv efter Oplys
ringer, eller bes0g ANDREW T, LUND
sVining, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

sJsrear.

Ser er Goraor / 9a1iten,
BET fienoes lao gru1n,
Der er Erslt for en- ginter,
Del. lilienoe fpanot.
Ser er @oab ON Ell &ooroag,
1lonr golen fro .Sfplag
ganr ~itraalenoe frem
ng fpsier 90 foloer Smaablomlte1
al anoppernes @iem.
Ser er 1reffugle1farer,
fpm bigger moo Norb!
Ser er 2angller i. 9ialen
la,let fler', er0 on tror.
fom bigger moo Simlen
fra Menneifeprimlen
bit up oper SSoro,
bppr gpigbe0sforuaret 1tremmer
III, 9lfrler, Oct lrpT.
9ob op ! sin Stlte
for Torodrets ginb!
SOB op l1oi 2enbom
for 6rellerens 5inb!
2oD op for SEN Slide,
bnis gplger blaa trtlle
fra Gnigbe0s Spit, 4
bpis @anoe fan l9ge bDer @lnoe
i Mennelfebrp1tl
S. 6riis Berg.
Saiaa ct Minbe fra '64. Gn
2onosmono i Mu]tralien bar ienbt
rMationaltioenoe" fplgenoe lille
Splepel'e:
On Sag for Sc Mar tilbage, 90
ieg tronote inb / min Stmfufe og
piloe inotaee min 6rofolt % piloe
anbringe, mig paa min igonanltge
@inbuesplabs, DOR 8prbet Der opta=
get al tire elore @errer. Seq latte
mig berfor / Sen nRrpeb .1taaen0e
@jprneiofo, Ell smule grapen ODER,
at min iespanlige Nlnbs Dor opta-
get al on0re, fa1teoe ct 8lif ben
pon oe formaitelige, men miloneoe5
/ 5inoet peo at gienfienoe to al
benz.
Seq gao Gieneren, TOM bragte
mig Mpiierne, min Orore og begpno.
te at leie, men min Spm9rfio mbeo
benpenotes mart poo De tire. 9e
fpntes at bore laa noget ngr ieDn-
oIorenoe.
&pao ser ierlig, brog min Sp-
m%9rffo1nbeo ZEN poa bem, Dor Den
9masbeo, ia @pitioeligbeb, Ser Der
ffeoe beb Sc tire @errers 8or0, lom
bar opbeffet meb Sin, og jeg tpnf-
te: ngn al benz boloer moi. 59o=
iels6og!~
Samtalen iDntes ganife at b9re
gaaet isStaa, 90 20. meb lap afDor=
Zig Stemme pluoielig 1robre6:: nSg
fan S fao BUTTE, &amn1eroter, 81.
rem til @rapene? Set ffarr bel pm.
trent bore mi paa 6enne 1i6?" 9e
to anbre riffebe tanit.
Slot efter i1t6ifip6 &C.: Set na1
ct, 0eiligt Menneife, Jranoien, iaa.
ban lom ban fnn0e fna en- til al
ipringe, lom ont BET Dor til 9ars."
M. og oen ubefienbte gap 6eres
ubelte 9illutntng t%iffjenoe. Sao
inbtranbte Ser en- l9ngere @a11le.
Seq fpurgte 9ieneren, ON ban
fienote Aarfagen til Goanmenfom
ite1t, og ban ipare0e:: ~ =
Set er gamle &~rigsfammerater,
De TIRE, og bpert Mar paa Slteollag.
bagen mebes De Der; BET bor Sc
oiort / mango Nar nlt."
Meo itarft poft fornpet SS;nteres=
ie figgeoe leg otter ben til oem oe
bemerfeoe, at 90. ioo meb tit Cont.
me1lbr / @aanoen; itirrenoe ltfra.
penot paa oct. &lu0ieIig Iag6e bar
oet i 9omnrer, reiite Jig, .greb I'll
. fplote @las og lqgoe nai ten boiifen'
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mel ttIsb genqg nuenooee

bench 6so gsDaeele aDs y.
Ste4lt.l,e ssy 50.
.anlnmer,oiter Nlli falot sc
igrite stub! Sub peelliare ga1nll
D%o11narffl!"
Sc bapoe ale reiit. Jig, % itopt
bi1taloen ! Ditene meo ct llbeifripe
Iigt moerlpt % trofait glit, tpmt,
oerpaa @lasiet % iatte JIG ittlle
Set Dor tpoeligt, At oe ga1mle Miin'
Der bar pe0 at operb9loe bent.
! 500 en- Stl111o efter blep &nffer
% 2ifgrelt bragt 0em, % q. rejlte
Zig % iag6e til De more:: rDq
loo Ell 5taal for Dor elifebe &onge,
@urro! 9urra" @a1rra!!" l6o Del
tattfolt. men ifaa sbG1npet. at 1teppe
anore END leg. Ser in0 ioa nar, fun.
De blibe ppmGrfibm berpan.
Sioe11 bar leg ofte min0ebes Den
Sag, 90 Sc tire iao 0er,-bar ltooe1
Ser bpert Aar paa famine Sag, %
nGppe pil opbpre oermeb, fgren1
Soroen bot oeffet Sc @ierter, ser
iaa trofalt bor pogtet poo beres bel.
iigite Min6er % lgplelier.
Sc bgrte til be Meniges &gffer,
Sf1pbnen gap hem life Mnleon:na
til at gigre Jig be:nc:rtet eller til ii
fomme i ferite B!a,1. iom ian mar
gen en- brap ouaif &elt ira De "a
&c. Men bisie TIRE, % bel mes hcla
mango anore, lem ii life fienoer,
iortiener al hcr .~in5eruaite Sat, 5st
oanlfe, 6olfS ~alfrbn1eoe Gaf, ior
BEN ManD, ser h,ar u9let og senen'
belinler Dem, ION ManM 6ere3 SEt-
|gipeller, bepibit eller nbeptoit, gigr
- - - sLEfH. ESHLfM -t- & E.@ -
i'm 8irfning paa, en- ilappet Seore-
lun0sfi9rligbe0. De bar funoet De-
res 2pffe og Eilfreosbe6 i at fele
|&jerterne lao,i ianme 9aft og
|@armo11i / 9nlfet ONT:
v@uo BEFORE gamle Donmarf!"
ST.. IS.
Mm pbiler soler ltb ~.
gn Soraarslang, ollie Danife til
egnet. >
9en golfer 5Solen rb tit @ulb,
oe gintrens @tormius er foritum.
met,
og SSoroen itaar of 8lomiter fulo
og butter no / &immelrummet,
pg Sfopen beer fiji 1pe Sat
meo 9ilfeorm pg Maitreblommer,
% ira bper arone pg boert arat
fremiubler Sl1glen: Set brtnger
GDmmer.
gu 6anife Soft, . lign Sit 2ono,
iom, flint Set ms bar p~interbun6et,
Init ipeiler Jig i Se og Stran6
og bar al @intrens% &11lb forpnn6et.
., lao Dit bapblaa gie Ie,
glenn 9piit % 1pipl, iom tibet boo
Der,
log loo oen, bele @eroen lie, .
at ems i Gnnmnrf &ierter raa6er.
8lus op 6u epig unge SID,
ira @iel til xSj9l / 2uebglger,
ou &jerligbeo,i iom itarf og milo
aft, bnaD go6t ri bglger,
gus &oorens Garme i bort 8lob
og npfpM &raft-i &oano og Sanfer,
(inbtil ct friitt og frejbigt Moo
|igien i ollie @ierter banter.
Sling 49,, fling, ITO, 6a1 Soabets
Slang,
b1 Slang fra olle- @aarens 9unger,
og GID os Tonen til en- Sang,
iom nioen oper @ranfen rltnger!!
Som lab af 8dgens lpie Sag
% brpbe &nabets ltnge Creme
og TDnge @ran'en ON bort Stag,
set, JONI % allie fan forene.
@ilbelm @regerien.
Gn banif Sarfelrier, Sra Mor-
&c bar Ser iGpnIig lpot 8eretninge1
ON ulpnife MRno", Der peo &ielt
af Meoier funoe lie" og ,aflaie on.
Ore Mer,neifer MreS -8anfer. Ser
II. RI 81. 81 <.or <.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
Fri Onlvsnlngar o1 ulste

nOplySllln&er OF IlSte
tilsendes paa Anmodning over Farme
til Salgs Minnesota, Nord og sgd
Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, Canada.
{. $. y, ligeledes Byejendom, Forret-
nings-Bygninger, Hoteller, N. m. Skriv
idag, paa engelsk. JOIN. {. ke1aedI, lustin, MN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

Gn banif sanfelnier. Sra Mor.
&c .bar Ser iGpnIig lpM 8eretninge1
ON uipnife WRno", Der ueo @i9lt
Eaf Meoier futtoe rie" og aflaie an:
Ore Menneifer fbere5 -8anfer. Der
Il Danmarf met fienDte al bisie e,
Emfel9ieren Gmil &nubien, falbe1
uManoen meo Ben Ste Sats"".
N11 er ser fmiolerti6 pluoielie
buffet ct iaaomt 6enomen op Der,
bjemme, t6et en- ing Mea116 bel
NaDn &ai Man, ser CT 9gtling a
l0en gamle, fjenote 5fneipiueril9g1
&an, for ganlfe nplig er begprM a
optrabe iom Ganfel9ier.
Sr. Nau er egentIig Sfueipiller
|1igelo1n bans 8 5gifenoe, fortRIIe1
Geroep og gi", men ban bar
monge Mar mnrfet gpner11e til a
idle anbres Ganfer, og @r. Mol
bar ogiaa iftuoeret tprigt / Ben pfD
fife boriffnings, Eelepotie1ts o
8ipfometriens ifiulte Mpiterier. S.
for en- Eib iioen, ganffe peo ct Sill
IfaIoe, begprote ST: @al1 Doeni.
IN.aNaNt 1870
at optraoe pan 5oIfetbeatrets Gnrie
te ION ganfe1aier, % BON bnpoeo,
lstillingen ION en- iilot 81. /. Gor
bon{enoe bnrfiat % .iiffert nofere1
bonn etabper Gambling, Eatblifun
h%iterntner, ielp / Sc minoiife grfelt
beoer. S Goenie bbupoe ST. Rai til
blot d. ffiipre rltnot en- Mlton1obn
ieIo itprer1oe ben1e, meo tilbltnor1
zine: Ell aortrolfomae 1teofottes
Rl1ten pIa,1lagoes, 90 ST. Maid flllo
ferte 1aren lumber ftorp aaortrol q
olle G1feltbeoer, % resfen
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
'You're Mr.. Munn!"

her better half. 81 mean about the
baby"
ooh, Cyrus" breathed Mrs. Mum
longingly and looked first at his arms
and then past him, as if expecting to
see the baby in question come tod
ding into the room.
1T seems there's a system about
the society that places little waifs,"
explained Cyrus. Nice motherly
woman in charge. Says they have
plan where they give it out to people