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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-05-16

Entered = Seesnd-CIasS Matter Ang. -
IaOz, ~ the Pest Omes - Chicago, Illinois
under Aef Of Mnreh 8, Ig7D.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-05-16
STYLES FoE WOMEN DECEEED.

Shorter and FuIlsr EktrtA Normal
Waist Line for Pan ModA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-05-16

Governor Edward F. Dunno has ae-
eepted an invitation Of the Colorei
Citizens Committee to be present at
the reception and ball rendered to the
officers and men of the sth Regiment
on Monday evening, May 18th, 7th
Regiment ArmOry. his staff with their
brilliant military uniforms will ae-
company him
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-05-16

Mr.. Louis Buster, who is past eighty
years old, father of J. R. Buster, $50
LaSaIle street, was severely injured
Sunday evening at 35th and State
streets while attempting to alight from
a street car, the ear starting ~ aui
throwing him to the pavement before
he had time to get control of himself.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-05-16
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

JULIUS =. TAYLOR. EAItsr .na Fubusbs
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-05-16

MRS J. z. WRIGHT has PER
1uFfED SOME SoREHKADED
POLITICIANS 10 USE HEB AS A
CATS PAW.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
FIRE NATIONAL
SALUTE MONDAY
At NOON HOUR
A 1T n Q U c n WA HIN GTON'S
BIRTHDAY COMES ON SUNDAY.
NOT CUSTOMARY TO GIVE HON
ORS THAT DAY.

Unless different orders are trans
mitted from headquarters, the national
salute will he fired one day behind time
this year instead Of on February -. as
is the usual case. Reports from both
the battleship Mississippi and the
headquarters at Fort Barrances last
night Indicated that there IS seldom an
occasion for the national salute If
dates calling for same fall on Sunday.
1t is always customary at any army
or navy headq uarters to fire twenty
one guns at noon each February q,
in honor of the IA Their Of his country"
Unless different orders are received.
the MississiTri'' guns will belch forth
the national salute Monday at noon
and sim lar honor Will be paid the first
president at Fort BarranCas.
The same hour thr carnival king
Priscus Ky, will land at nalafox wharf,
and il would be quite fitting the oc-
casion were it possible to irduce the
battlcship's commander to move the
big vessel to a point off the city. so
that, in paying tribute to the father Of
his country, an added and deserved
tribute should be paid, and would be
paid. tho merry monarch of the 1914
Mardi Gras.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
MARDI GRAS BALL
AT KEYSER HALL.

Among the Mardi Gvas attractions
will be the grand Mardi Gras ball at
the Keyser auditorium, on Monday and
Tuesday nights. The SarrioS' full
string orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
The keyser auditorium contains the
largest dancing floor in the city and
the floor itself is Of maple wood The
balcony contains seats for some 500
people and all who do not desire to
dance will find conf 9rrable accommo-
dations there where l1ey may witness
the bali and hear the music
The ball is given by Jas. Dooley,
whose success last year is recalled by
all who attended.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
Series No. 4. Ordinance No. -.
AN ORDINANCE


Entitled: An Ordinance to Provide
Rates To- Hauling, by Vehicles kept for
Hire
BE It Ordained by the BOARD Of Com
mtssioners of the city of Pensacola;
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful for the
owner, agent, or driver or any dray,
wagon, motor car, or any other vehicle,
which is kept for hire, to charge in excess
Of the following rates:
For hauling the distance OF ten C1o)
blocks, or less:
Iach trunk. or other piece Of baggage.
twenty five (25c) cents, and ten Ghc)
cents additional for delivery 70 the upper
floor of any building.
Each load, or part Of load, weighing
twelve hundred u2o0) pounds. or less.
tW cnty-tiVe t25C) cents.
For hauling more than ten G0t blocks.
or during the hours from Il o'clock - IA.
to O'Clock a. m, the above rates may
be doubled,
Special rates. to be mutually agreed
upon, may be charged for hauling load
exceeding twelve hundred G200J pounds,
or Lads OF furniture or other articles
requiring extra care or service in handl-
ing same, but in tile absence Of such
agreement the charge for such hauling
shall not exceed double the rate herein
pres ribbed for hauling a load weighing
twelve hundred G200) pounds. or less.
Section ?. II shall be unlawful for
the owner driver, o. other person in
charge of any such vehicle kept for hire
not being engaged, to refuse the use and
service Of the same when called upon for
the rates herein prescribed.
Section .. ANY person convicted 81
violating any provision Of this ordinance
shall be punished by a tine not exceeding
twenty five dollars. or by impri sOnmeut
not exceeding thirty days, or by both
such fine and Imprisonment, at the dis
erection Of the Recorder.
Section A. All ordinances and parts
of ordiHan noes in conflict herewith be, and
Tie same are. hereby repealed.
section =; This This ordinance stall take
Passed February 6. 1914.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

In Escambta County Circuit court
state OF Florida. In Chauccry. W. SIS
Flournoy. VS. Board Of Supervisor al
Attala County, Mississippi. ON Monde
the 9th day Of April a. y. 1914. fHr
defendant, Board Of Supervisors OF Attata
County, Mississippi are required 90 appar.
to the bill filed against them herein Th.
order to be published once each wagt
for four consecutive weeks In the Pc ~
cola Journal, a newspaper published I#
said Escambia County. Jas. MaoEibbur
Clerk Circuit Court Pensacola tlB- leH
ruary 18th, 1914.
292A2GfcbOaW4{v
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
Out of town people will
come to Pensacola on Dollar
Day.
CHARGED WITH
BITING OFF LIP

Lille Mcfarland, coIored. was given
a hearing before Justice Johnson yes
terday afternoon and bound over to
the court of record on the charge of
biting off the lip of another negro.
The injured negro was q witness
against Mcfarland, and the latters
face was bound up in heavy bandages.
The wound never having healed. Nc
F'arland asserts that the negro was
attacking him, but declares he did not
bite off the missing portion of Thu
lip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
PUMPING STATION
LETS GO WITH ROAR
BY ASSOCIATED rREss-

Waynesburg. Pa Feb I9-Wftu =
roar that was heard for miles. "a pumH.
ing station Of tho Manufacturers Jjraa
ana Heat Company one mile FROM
here, was blown to pieces by Is.
explosion early today John Splrr.
i'm charge ~ The station. was hurl.I
through the air fifty feet and When
found two hours later was in a JYIts
condition Three other men were So
riouslv hurt The ignited gas biaz,d
a hundred feet into the air
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
THE ESCAnBIA
TEACHERS WILL
MEETSATURDAY
EXCELLENT PROGRAM HAS BEEN
PREPARED FOR THE SESSION
TO BE HELD AT FERRY PASS.

The regular meeting Of Escambia
County Teachers Association viii be
held ct Ferry Pass school house on
Saturda~. Feb. Il. the date Of meet
ing having been changed from the
14th to the 21st in order to have a
lecture by DIR. Jno A. Thackston, state
high school inspector.
Some OF the most successful meet
ings Of The association in the Fast have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20

last night that tho Prairie viii got
a-wa= during the day for other points
to touclt at Mobile. remaining for q
week o. more end then the orders are
for the TRANSPORT to sail for Vera Crpz,
where some of the marines aboard bat
tleships now doing duty there, VIII be
taken off. thus aftording relief - the
crowded cord.tton Of the battIoships on
duty there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-20
WERE ROUNDING
UP THE STRAGGLERS

Marine corporals were in the city
yesterday afternoon hunting up all
struggling marines which had over
stayed their stated leave, and it was
stated that they were all to be aboard
ship early this morning. 1t was stated
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

about your fayorite, Romano Field
ing. He is managing director, Lubin
Western company and was born in
Corsica. At the age of three he came
to the United States, where he has
spent the rest of his life, except for
intervals of travel He spent his early
years in Kentucky. Then he went to
Minnesota, where he attended the
University of Minnesota. He took to
the stage and played in legitimate
drama for twenty years; then took up
photoplay acting.
During the summer months, while
acting, he took a course and gradu-
ated in medicine from the Columbian
University in New York.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

not betray me and lose me my posi-
ton. But one day Monsieur Napo-
leon, who was already jealous, order
ed her from the kitchen. Then l saw
that discovery was imminent. l fed
to America. l car, never go back. But
tell him the truth, monsieur; tell him
that he has married the real creator
of the omelette Tartarin. In his de-
light he will forgive the double de-
ception. And now l must go home,
for l was married three months ago
and" .-'.- &c.: - ... ..--
"You may go, Alphonse," answer
ed sadly. For human nature is very
frail, and the thought of the black
eyed mademoiselle's deception over
came me. However, / brought her to
the confession point when was last
in Paris. ...-
The Cafe Napoleon has recovered
its pristine splendor. The omelette
Tartarin secret seems likely to be-
come hereditary. Alphonse cooks ex-
cellent planked steaks at the Hotel
St. Charles. .,-
Copyright by W. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
WORTH WHILE

No, mediation wasn't a failure,
even though it missed its main .pur-
pose. We see several gains from it
1t gave time for threatened Amer
leans in Mexico to get out.
1t permitted effervescence of anti
gringo prejudice following our seiz-
ure of Vera Cruz.
1t tested public opinion at home,
proving conclusively that Americans
don't want war
1t gave South American a chance
to exchange the role of rockingham
critic for that of would-be doer and
maybe has taught that between these
roles there is a difference.
Perhaps most important of all, it
has enabled our government to give
proof that its sympathies are with
the poems and that it will never again
throw the weight of its endorsement
to tyranny of piIlage.
Yes, mediation was worth while.
Now let Villa and Huerta fight it
out.
Paying the fiddler wouldn't be so
bad if one didn't come to realize what
poor music he had been dancing to-
Peoria Journal.
In Berlin there has been construct
ed a skating rink with all the prop
critics of ice, but made of salt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
spfris ! Morbisen?

Set ogSaa for Donmarf ino
branoenbe 5psrgsmoa, bporIeoes
ben fommenbe S6frtg tan t91fes
at billie uopifle Jig, beiporer Gbri-
f~tianiablooet yMftenpoiten"g milf.
tore Meoarbeioer iaaIebes:
S bpilfen noitrGfri11g @rigcr
fom1rer til at berere Morge, afb9n,
ger / fprite Sterile al gnglmbs
&oloning. 6pis nemlig bette Comb
forbliper nel1tralt, bill ionofpnIigbis
ingen @rigsbegipenbeber finoe Steo
! Morofben; set maritime arigs.
beoter bill % bIipe forIogt til
giterfsen, bpor Ben rl1siiife Blnnoe
mort bil opbbre at efsiitere, hois
ben % life bpoo Ser for Meiten
ct ia1oipnligt biz foretrafe al
5bltDe bottled Up" i en- al Sc rus.
iiife ariggbapne.
@aar berimob England meo !
S,rippleente1ten % erfIerer 9Dif.
lano arig, bill SoDeobeoipenbeoerne
til SIS blipe forlogt ira gterieen
til Roroisen, oltfaa foran Georges
eee'' stusosr. SO "a gieloer SCI,
st Der er Ell SOB 2oas pop BEN.
@ baaoe3 gngJo11b 90 9pffIatrn Dil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Seanoinapian-M meriean 2iniens
Sfibe.

Sfslge in6leben Meobelelle ira
2iniens &oDeotontor ! Seem Sort,
er 9r. Maurice S. Cyan, ben an1e>
rifanife Miniiter / Dattmart, oe
6ru ggun, Ben 12te 6s. afreiit. til
&idbenbabn meb Damperen. rGreoe,
.rif VIII. 2igele6es Dor Son. 6.
8. @insIotp, Sen amerifanffe Sc.
neralfoniul i &ibbenbapn, % 5ru
@inslom, @osiogerer meb famine
Sfib.
Domperen rl1niteo 5totes", Der
.afgif fra &igbenbapn BEN 6. Slug,
og &rtitiansia11b sen 8. Slug, bar
f%146tegnet / alle &lasier, og Dentes
til Nep yorf ben Is. Mng. Somme
5fb oil nfgaa ira SEEM Dorf til
Granddaughter ben 81. Mng.
Darrperen r0scar II digit ira
@jgbenbann Sen 10. slug, ira &ri-
itiania oen, IA. slug. og fra &ri-
itionsfano ben Is. Ang., oloeles
uoiolet ! olle @lasftr, og beutes til
Nem yorf BEN %. slug.
Domperen rSelIig 0lob" Der
afgif ira Nep Dorf ben 80. Slli,
a11fom til @riitiansf nn6 ben 9oe
aug., a.riitiania sen 10. Mug. %
! aisbenbapn ben II. Mug, % ptl
ofgoa fro &~igbenbopn til Netp gorf
ben 20. Mug, fra ariittaria ben q.
al,s. % fro ariitianslotpo Ben %.
M1ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
KrnnBha.

-SSobn &eteriea1s Sfoforretning
buboe 8eipg forleoen Mi0bag al en-
&11rroe, oer forlangte at ie poo rog=
le tornme &offasier, og Glerfen
bar uforiigtig NOT til at 9aa neb
&aloere11, for at ban lelp funoe
pGIge, bba6 ian gnifeoe. Som Dar
freien, og oct tog bam long Gib
fpr Fan blep fgrbig, men oct Dor IT.
fe ino rnoerligt, for bans aumme-
rat bap0e mens liitet Jig ino / 8u-
tifen pg beltiaalet @semgeifabH for
$40 l. Seoler % ,8u1tanpiSninger.
Mrs. &elene @appelen fit
5filsmisie forrige 9orsbag, % bum
.hspiite for @etten, at be1roes Ma1o,
Mrtbl1r guppeln, par cit Drnffen-
bolt. Moberen lit fulb Mepnoig-
beo oper 8grne1e, og Muaroen blep
bpmt til at betale cit pasienoe Gum
ON l1eet til 9ipp til Jamilieas
unoerbolb. Dm bon gigr Oct, Bit
Der ct a1rDet Spergsmaul.
~ Gperationsituer paa 8lenoSSba
bor foaet MT @ibs pao
Begge % Soft, % BET Tan 8eitp-
relien totfe gmil SSenien for, Ell
ourif Murer, Der uofgrte Mrbeioet
oerneit ienote 9ofpitalt en-.
Megning.
Mobert Mlle,t, Der blep Waa1-
qenlillionar peo at gipe tine int
porterebe @nrpere Snltelen, og
ioIgte 1lb til Iruiten mpoens 2eger
bar goo, bar poa en- Altomobiltur
gien1pem 9iterrtg, % ben etropai1h
&rig BRIO no, % bans Bill blen
fonfiiteret al De pterriglfe
Gffioerer, Ser trptrgte til ollie be
@eforormgsmioIer De fua1oe na.
SER Dialp Milliornprens Mfooita1o
ifffe en- sanule, % ban bapoe lite
onoet at gipre, enO at ortfatte fi1
Meiie pr. Sernbape, % oct lDfteoes
bam al r1n1 2oroon, bpor ban M:
frnnoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
kommcr De?
Minnesota State Fair
og Udstining
Hamline, Mimi.
III September.

-YLE- s-rs 49,. ta 4.Stg#
/ en-. i5gfrig bape ben allerlterite
sS5nteresfe al at babe / oeres 8eiib'
belle en- go0 og iiifffer @abn .poo
Sen, 1rorife &pit. Sra bette Ba1nft
bill Sc falnrle operere frem inloo ben
fienotIiee BInaoe, pg oerben bill Sc
frrtre treffe fig, tilbage for at
inbtage aul, @ano, &robimt, for
at reparere, ifaffe 8eiatni1rgen
&bile 0. /. b.
Me6 +. Cts. Bergen / lin 8elio=
6elie oil gngIanb foo meget lettere
funne LUTTE &aslogen moo Moro no
al Morofpen mellem Sfotlan6 og
Norge. Dg Epiflano bar Sntter-
este al at fomme Den Sci no for
meo lin 5loaoe at eoelggge eng
lmos @onoel %. binore Eilferiler
til bette 2anb JON lite pan lan9t
ner fan brpofe6e Jig ielp. /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
minneapolis.

8arnebaab. &aitor s.. Bierte
:og Suitrl1s lille Dntter beb.cS ,
st. 8eoer5 Strife / a5enoags % lit
! 0aaben nabnet: SSlrger Morgretbe
,Bjerre. Gcitor 9orpeoaro forrctte-
De 9aa6shan6ingen.
Mrs. % Mr. 6. &bilipien, Sen
|oonife &epreientant i Daflanb,
for Sen blo1nitrenoe itanoino-
ptife aoloni peo 5oirme@, befinoer
|iig / oisle Gage Ter i 8ger1 pao en-
81tnorejie ! NelIemitater11e i Gor-
r%etningens Srlteresie.
&pr befienote 2a,rbsmaub IF.
8oniarm % Sllftru, o,1fom Eirs-
bags meo Dnmperen Limited
|stotes1 tt SEEM Dorf, fro beres
9nr Jglge n1eo be 11orife Com
gene til Roree. Som befietrot e.
|ser. 9nrtunn sefretpr for Sc lam.
|m%eril,ptteoe ,aorife 5angforettirger
og aeoottsr 81 here's Grgm Son.
gerlbiIle1tn pe11te 81 bile al.
EffontnR III gDen ioog elIersimoraen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

-Sobn aIimit, Ell tpif Gnfemaro
paa SO Mar, bpis ao1e to9 Git io-
tie Joraar, fo11otes 0go ! Se1tgen
forrige Jreoag Neorgen, ront al ct
5lngtilfRIM.
to IofnIe DonupiifiibgIinier,
Ser bor igget 5frio r1eo bnrunoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

ST. PEDERs DANsKE EvANG,
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 9
st. Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formid-
dag ri. 1890. Altergang fdrste
S9ndag i hver Manned. Anden
S9ndag liver NAMED tillige Aften.
gudstjeneste ri. 8.
4 kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkena
Priest, Pastor A. ]. Tarpgaard,
2S1O E. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

lioe11 oe ltdrteoe, bnr iii eroelia
ir1oiet, at mon lite tie1ter 8enoe peo
ct fsre arig, % Morquefte Com
pere'' bar trpffd fe tlboae umoo
e1 pas1e'soe Daigr, % aoe Sin
Ro1'tfifd lelifabt che pm Jorret-
niing,eln.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
s0s9rs. s. 6. Goples, e1 Cutter

Fnf NeOdtter -. SpreIHtN Wy
minneapolis Eibenoe1, Digit !
Mo,1oags Morges peb Geoen
&ie1nu1let ber ! 8pen / en- Mloer al
be1peo IS gar. Sa,n par fpot :
ga Grosie, Mis., 1873 % TOM Der,
It'll mes fine Sornlbre. for p Aar
lioen. Sum efterlaoer jig Wgtetnl<
BE, Dr 9. 6. Gmples % Ell to Mar
aar,,nel 5en. Gil @rober al Del,
Mfogoe opboloer liz / &ortlaro,
lore. 81 beptbner beat Mfopoes
yoralore % 5lGgt por SDntpatb'
II beres oybe Sorg.
9gbSfalb. Mapn1on6 5bom1e en-
9lar gammel, SIN al Gbr. Gbon1-
len og Suitrn 2440 31it @pe. @,
afqif peb 9gben / Spn0ogs % blep
Ii 9irsoags begraoet poa 2apman
Cemetery. 8egropelien foregif fra
gnoers Undertaking Narlor, % 8a-
itor Earpgaoro fra 81. &eoers
Danite Strife talte neo @aaren. On
itprre Sfare al @en11er par tiliteoe
% ct @Gl6 al 8lomiter onffe6e
Sen lille @aare. Mrs. 9bomSen por
meo begge @grnene reiit til @eoce,
Meinn., for at aflegge ct 8elpg BIOS
0eres 6amilie, bpor ioa Barnet
pluoielig Hep ing og opoe ! Sebet
LAT foa elmer.
6eitfelen. ~ &pi110ef orenin9enS
l1oflugt i Sen0ogs Dor fun 1maot
belegt; oa bog blep BET en- bpggeItg
Sommenfom1t. &altor Garpgaoro
beo Toriomlingen @elfommen %
Sans SSenier, 2tlD Dale, tolte mutt
og bjerteligt no fra Snngen: vSSeg
s,o finn tilbooe n,io ainets 0n5t
ho,+flon,e 0n snlerp,, ion ,not
menne,fe ,f,,rnp Ioprp NJ n1aie if
BON SEN @egel inbprGntet, at set
tom an pao at lie lige frem for at
foo o., Iioe a;s,,re gpttp ssorboI6
,,nnif1eoes flint NJ trnffen6e 200
menneifelinet. So{on; Nodtor g.
8ierre tolte om @etno11i1aen of set
frferiop Mrheinp Mronn+ mort ;Solf
M om hpn ,torp Sirrn So oobe m}in-
,ner ~, Tor. ,or o,,oprioe 11hnif.
Inn
a..
asOD'sa'p PeD'ls s..
~ unguolA!u'e'A'.s, pupp Sp''.
puss a1'es ~ p1p'taeoe D'pu
Hlr1e'aleh, ger oat 1Rroetes DEL W
p91. S9o npe ueeole11l10er opio 70
9es Sorenln9m' az pp141e ollt
meo en- nnoiogelle Dar urge YOU
e 1eo1e ger so!'oe1 og opuo1'et
~ zoe 31rIes Deeagpeo9
Dy1Qn oe AHge OpTeode Der ODeI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Rari1,p.

9arrD Rosenien los iin Muto.
11obn ltaa paa gaoen, meoens ban
GIT poo 1beatret, % gioroe @rgpl,
% 5rafitbetienten boo bom ilptte
5lig. son bleb ban anbolot, % set
foiteoe bam en- @alDines Collars at
>fi11oe no at 8etienten bar i lin Met.
Joreningen r9ania" Dor neo1at
en- 15-Dfumos &omite, ser ifal be-
gpnoe at trpife J~orbereoelier til en-
homecoming" al uoueiite Meolem-.
mer, iom ital finoe Steb i Maj
Maaneo 1917, i Mnleoning al Jor-
eninget1s so 9lors Slebilaum, ioet
Dania bar itiftet Sen 10. Mni 1867.
Setter sotp, Ser bar Stem poa
8anf st., tit 6ope0et ballot fnlit
1to1te 5re6ag Morgen UNDER tit SIR
bejoe paa 6reema11s 8oileribop, ibet
aiGoen til en- glepator iprang, %
ban tom ino UNDER @ejiep9rfet, Do
bette falot. San ligger M poo
Solpitolet, farligt tilneot, men 2n-
gerne mener bm oil fornme oper
set.
Sc tire iture aloaffer, til bpis
Neolaggelle 8efolfningen THOR peo
offentlig Mfitemning potereoe BONDS
til 8elpb nf $185,O0O, bill foie bert
peb $4,000 mere, ifelge Sc 9ln=
bu6, Der er i11blebet pao Mrbejbet.
6. 81: &oroing er Sen lapeitbpbenoe
al fire forifjellige gntreprengrer,
og bans Mnb116 ubgjgr tillammen
$23O,Q98.53.
timber ct beftiet Soroenpejr iioite
Sgnoug Mften ilog 2pnet neb / ct,
2obebpgning noe / @orliis, og 8p-
ems 8romopnien Ito6 al0eles bial.
peles oDerfor 6%lommerne, Der for
tgre0e bele 8pgni11gen me6 SnD=
bolo, paa n9r en Mutomobil og en-
8ogn, iom De tililenbe Moboer frel'
Ite. Sfa0fn an1luaes til $500.
&aitor y. g. Glemmenien i 2lcf,
@is., er te1tmenteret $500 al lin
1allte, Mrs. Marie @eterlen, Sci
for to Tiger fioen ofgif peb Deoen
@iemmet boS lin Datter, Mrs. Ss.
cor Semfen poo MlDll1m MDe11ue
9enoes to @errebern ifal Daue, bpai
Der bliper / @ebolo, moor @oet BIZ.
Der realiieret, og 9otteren tiIfom.
| ~ 80 5&7
1rer ollie BEN MfbG6es @mgfl9be1
og &usgeraao.
Zen. eelebre 8arbton Ganger,
Mrel Sprgenien, Ser THOR CONNER
gjorbe flor 2pffe paa lin 1nrne
igiemtem Runmorf og Speriee, os
iioite @inter bgteoe 9ol1rber os
@ul1 i Mu1traIien, .anfom / Eirs6ags
til @acine, bpor BON ti0ligere par
boim. Sen japne og bramfrie @an-
ger bor mango @enner Der, iom bet
oil glebe at bgre, at Der er Mel1=
ligbeb for, at Mr. Sprgenfen bil
optr9oe / en- &oneert / EN- ngr
6remtio, muliguis poa Guilds Soil,
eller / en- anben pasienbe 9al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
st. PAUL.
&pbeber mao inoienoes, iaa be er
9rDfferiet ienelt Gorsoag M;ooog.
&pntpr: 2O1 CURT Blpet.
&eb 8ipb cller Separation al
ubre beisg ben Deltienbte Slpeler
6imon Melion, 209 6. 7tb Street,

aonsr.smanb u. 9. Sammono,
BEN bemotrutilte aunoioat for 8n-
ber.pr-gmte0et. uil efter 1orlDben'
Sc uabne lin @algtampagne meo
eli Gole i &eo @ing BEN 8. Sep
stemher.
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Den amerifanife @oipitalsfore'
4iing bill ioag aab1,e lit aorli9e Wtp'
Sc / &oteI st. Nal1l. &erneo Ct
EliinO Iclcgater pil ncre ttl1teoe,
beriblmlot Sc nreit, berpmte Solpl-
tdslager i Sc 1or. Stater og So
naoa.
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st. &a,ls oanffe % norife &irfer.
Gonlt ep. lutb. ct. Stepbans Sir.
te, @iprnet al Orleans % Ste.
pens Street. @nostieneite bper
5pnoog 6orm. 81. II. Senoags-
ifole 81. s..
@olgatba 0anif norife Sresbpterla'
ner Strife, 1856 9bonnos Ct, n9r
Mice ct. 9onif @uostienelte
bper Ssnoag 6orm. 81. 1890.
spnoogslfole 81. $50. 8enne-
mgbe bper Gmsbag Mften 81. 8 i
&irfens lnberbDgning.
Gen oanif ,norife Metbooilt airte,
Sisrnet al 9rooomap % 18th
St., ofboloer fine @uostieneIter
JON fglger: YrRoiten Ssnoag
6orm. 81. 1890. Aften 81.
7.45. hinge Soils Gptportb 2iga:
ssnbog Aften 81: 7.45; Hterprt
Msoe De ire fsrite Eirsoage !
Moaneben. 8gnnemp6e bper 9ns-
bog Mften 81. 8.
st. &auls banife 6oreninser.
IS. 6. Mnberien, 2oge Scr. 81, al
CAN'T 8rooeriamfunb, meoer lite
og 3bie 6rebag / Mooneben paa
Suntor Bioner @alI.
6oreningen .@o6 &oab" meoer 2.
og 4. 2eroag poo Central Mn-
ner Sail.
6oreningen vDonmarfs spnner" at
8. 6. 9. S. mgber 2. % 4.
Snsoog paa @ofa Sail.
|Donmorfs Dstre ms6er 2ben % 4oe
Eirsoog i bper Moaneb / Central
&nll, Is IS. 7tb ct.
5angforenin9en nGonta" mpber
bper Mean0og poo 8aia Soil.
Gleonora @briltine, 2oge Mr. SO,
al Danif seiteriomfun6, meoer
!. % 3. Manoag paa Central
&alI.
5oreningen rSoobet" mpoer pao
Central &aH.
Sen Gonife MISUNDERSTANDING mp-
Ser poa Central Mnner Soil.