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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE
Young Wife Scored Heavily When
Hubby Came Forward With the
Stereotyped Comment.

There was a worried look on the gro
GERS face as he rushed hatless down
the street and ran up the steps of
Acacia Villa
lin sorry to say there's been a
slight mistake, Mrs. Grumble," he
painted you ordered two pounds OF
oatmeal yesterday, and by mistake my
apprentice put up some sawdust that
our grapes came packed int
OH" replied the lady. "Then
reckon my usban' must ave got
through about arr pound o. the wood
for brealzfus"
'Y-you don't mean to say that he
ate ito" gasped the man in the apron.
Course e did" was the reply.
The lady leaned back on the door
post and for three minutes INDUCED in
a laugh that brought all her neighbors
to the scene.
Wal, that's right-down funny" she
observed with a laugh.
"Funny?" queried the grocer.
"Yus, FUNNY Ere we've been mar
ried 13 year come 1st of April, and
Charles as never paid me a compli-
ment till this mornin at breakfus'
when blest if e didn't pass is plate
for another go o. that sawdust, an told
me it reminded i'm O the porridge 'is
mother used to make. "-Tit-Bits.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
Some New Year Don't

Don't sprinkle salt on the tail Of
temptation.
Don't try to get the better Of man
who hasn't any.
Don't snore in church. 1t s mean to
keep others awake.
Don't be satisfied 10 pay as you go.
Save enough to get back.
Don't get married with the sole idea
that misery loves company.
Don't follow the beaten track unless
you are satisfied 70 remain beaten.
Don't accept advice from a man who
never offers you anything else.
Don't expect Opportunity to come 20
you with a letter of introduction.
Don't trust to luck. Nine tenths
of the pople in the world guess wrong.
Don't buy your friends They never
last as long as those you make your
self.
DON'T envy the rise OF others. Many
man who gets to the top is mere
froth.
Don t greet Misfortune with smile
unless you are prepared for one-sided
nirtation
Don't make goUd resolutions unless
you constantly carry repair kit with
you.
Don't place too much confidence in
appearances. Many man with red
nose is white all the way through.
Dent forget in times of peace to
prepare for war. That's about the
only use some of as seem to have for
peace.
Don fail to have an object in view,
Many q man leads such an aimless ex-
istence that he could fire at random
without hitting it. -Lippincott's.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
CRYING FOR HELP
Lots Of il III Annapolis But Daily
Growing Less.
The kidneys often cry for help.

The kidneys often cry for help.
Not another organ in the wholelbOdy
more delicately constructed:
Not one more important to health.
The kidneys are the filters of the
blood
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
is poisoned blood.
Backache is one of the frequent indi-
cations of kidney trouble.
tt is often the kidneys cry for help.
Heed it.
Read what Doan' 5 Kidney Pills have
do for overworked kidneys.
Read what Doan have done for AN
napolis people.
Mrs. Elizabeth Claude, 81 Northwest
ST., Annapolis. Md, says; | found
Doan s KIDNEY Pills to be q good kid
ney medicine and one that acts Just as
represented. / used this remedy when
suffering from lame back and weak
kidneys and it helped me in every
way.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name Doan s.
and take no other.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
EmInratinn Ernm sootIand.

The tide of emigration continues un-
abated Thousands every week con
tinue to leave London, Liverpool and
Glasgow for Canada and Australia
There is every indication that the year
1913 viii beat every record in the re
cent history of emigration, and that
before the end of the year 100000 will
have left these shores. And what is
even more ominous than the quantity
of the emigration is its quality. II is
the young men, the enterprising and
the energetic that are leaving. It is
the old men, the women and children
that are left behind Some of the most
beautiful districts OF Scotland are be
ing depleted Whole cities. like the
old country town Of Jedburgh, are left
desolate, and houses are crumbline
even in the main streets.-London Ev
eryman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
Dawn Of the New Day.

There is nothing more wonderful
than the noise1ess way a new day is
slipped into place with each rising
sun, new day with its attendants OF
special duties and fresh outlooks. diff
ferent from all yesterdays. carrying
with it unexpected opportunities, full
ailments or losses. Its hours, wheth-
er flying or dragging. are unmarked
by ticking of clocks; there is nothing
in its silence to give a hint of what
the next hour holds, or to remind one
of the passage Of time, or the brevity
Of life A day is a slow, leisurely pro
cession of events that, one by one,
salute our consciousness as they pass.
No one sees the figures as they greet
another. Each one is surrounded by
a silent world of his own, full of mys-
terry and wonder. created out of the
invisible substance of yesterdays
From "A Kingdom of Two" by Helen
r. Albee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
WONDROuS CHARM IN WOODS
Traveller Writes Of Peculiar charac.
ter Of Romance Noted in ire
lands Forests

Returning TO these woods, am
struck once more by the peculiar
character of their romance. says a
writer in Scribner's Magazine. Il is
so different from that of a German
forest, where the imagination is lured
and lost in the depth of thickets and
bafIied by the endless lines Of serried
trunks brooded over by the canopy
of dark. high blush fir boughs. inter
woven solid.
The poetry of these Irish woods
and not merely from a resemblance
they certainly bear TO the Pinetas Of
Italy-is southern. or perhaps Celtic
passed through southern imagination
alluring. fascinating. but not quite to
be taken seriously.
Enchantment without end and end
less adventures: in and out. in their
filtered green light among the big
twisted many bushes under the oaks,
and the high grasses and meadow
sweet. and into their open spaces.
marshy and Powered with pale lilac
seabius, where the sunset sky is wide,
and there is the gibbet for wicked
hawks, and where not merely wild
duck rustic up. but a great heraldic
heron; where at dusk it becomes rath-
er frightening among the immense
pale oak trunks
A hayward in-and-out romance, as
in the pages of a book, that one in
dulges in because one chooses mot un-
der the terrifying necessity of the
German and Alpine forestsl. in these
Irish woods and alongside this brown,
clear river. which under the great
oak boughs has tortoise-shell fiickers
and transparencies. On it and into the
very deepest forest heart, / imagine
boats steered by enchantresses. like
those that carried Sir Guyon or Ri
naldo, passing up or down like the
broken off narratives of the poets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
SNAPSHOTS.

Many a New Year resolution slips
for want Of sand
Many a man with wbiskers will
get into heaven only 10y a close shave.
About the only pointer some people
seem 70 get is from the finger Of scorn.
Our blessings have a habit of com
ing disguised, but trouble is always
bare faced.
a girl should never throw kisses
unless che is reasonably sure of hitting
the right man.
You can never tell Even the
chronic hand-shaker may have some
thing up his sleeve.
The fellow who first discovered
that betting is a FOOLS argument must
have been a chronic loser.
IA man may be stole as regards
pain. but be is apt 10 sQueaI if you
pinch him in the pocketbook
Some people even walk with "a
heavy tread in their eagerness TO leave
footprints Ia the sand Of time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
villa Birds Of MANY Varieties Here
(Communicated.)
H.. "a TIE fNnniAnI.

kNOmmuDlCaLeu.l
Editor of The Capital:
AT this season of the year One nat
urally does not expect to find wild
birds of many kinds in this latitude
and locality. To show, however,
that Anne Arundel coanty is not des-
titute of wild life in varied forms
even in January, ] append the follow
ing list of birds seen in q ramble to
South River and back on New Years
day.
There are inter ssting sights for the
pedestrian or ornithologist hereabouts
even in midwinter: Chickadee, Myr-
tie Wabler, Blue Bird, Robin, Mourn
ing Dove, Buzzsrl, Flicker, Song
Sparrow. another sparrow uniden-
titled, Cardinal, Junco, Gold Finch.
Quail. Blue Jay, Great Carolina
Wren, Downy Woodpecker. White
Throat Sparrow, Herring Gull, Gre ",
Ruby Crowned Kinglet. King Fisher.
Mocking Bird, Red Tailed Hawk.
II. J. r.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06

Samuel d. Felker, the present COVER
nor of New Hampshire. was one Of
four brothers who were in Dartmouth
college in steady succession. While not
so many as four were there together at
any one time, there was a good repre-
sentation Of the family from the arri-
val of the first one until the gradua
ton Of the last And the boys roomed
together at the top Of Dartmouth hall.
getting their own meals as q measure
Of self-help. They were known as the
Felix The subsequent careers of the
boys have been in keeping with this
sturdy endesvor OF their college days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
Rear admiral Upshur Better.

Although he is still confined to his
bed. Rear Admiral John Henry Up
shur. retired, dean Of the United
States Navy, is said to be impr wing
rapidly. Admiral Upshur, who re-
Gently celebrated his ninetieth birth
day anniversary. is veteran of the
Civil and Mexican wars.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06

Trespsss notice printed on muslin
or on paper for sale ct this Office.
Now is the time TO post trespsss
notices when gunners with dog and
gun are won't to trsspass on private
property. Buy q trespass notice st
The Capital Office.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06
ldeal Eaouses for Poorer classe

ideal Houses for Poorer Glasses.
In Huddersfield. England. the Dor
oueh council has decided to erect S5T
houses for the laboring classes. These
houses viii be- erected in different To-
caIrties. easy OF access. and In dis
tricts where good light and air as vel
as good sanitary conditions can be
had
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06

Equal suffrage prevails IN Mexico 10
a large extent. The women are not
permitted to vote and the men are
AFRAID kansas City Journal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-06

aw Hsve your Job Printing
lone AT the Capital Office
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
b bon Dplagsbas, Ger troi alIen
Mnper1.

S NIeofa1,t NulleD ner Dape11.
port bar man iioite Saon1n1er iinr
Ilagt an pau 2pgoprfni1,g, % Der
paaitaaeS, at l1obDttet nr pGret ira
400 til 500 g,lfbeI pr. slcre, me.
oens 9ggprifen CT fra 500 til
$1.75 pr. 81ibel. On c11telt Ma1rb
boDoe Z Mcres SIG, og bars Sub
tpgt oernf beleb isg tl 500 pr.
Nlcre. On at 2nrer1e peo 2nno.
brltgsitolen ! Mmes bar erflnret, at
Der peo Sorobunben i Meulant
@allep life er nugget iarifilt, Der
fremfor andre cir bette 55teo lgn=
11enbe for eegapl. Det fnr1me Me-
il1ltat toni up11ans pan nt1bre Ste
Der, blot mon bill 1Rg9e Jig / Sc
len, flyer sba1.
S 0isle Gage far 1l1a11 pon Ell
Jarm / @nrbeoen al Mc@regor fmn=
ben en- ganmel franjf Ment. Mpr,
ten blep flurbe1 i en- @enieguarb,
bbor @gniene n6en Gpipl bnbbe
brogt Sen for 9ugens 2Ds, efter at
Sen / ODER ct Marbunoreoe bapoe
ltgget ifiult. Sen berer MarstaI=
let 1887. SEQ bette Jl1nb gienfal,
oes Grinortngen, at Misiislippi=
balea bar fpan1f @eiiboelie fra 1862
til 1900. S 1896 blep en- tire s&pa.
brntmil flor 9m6ltrRfmng longs
6Io6en, bpor mc@regor % Nortb
,M1c@regor MI er beliggen6e, al ben
lpanife @a1oerner / 8robinien 9o1n.
iinna oberbraget til 8aliI @irnrb.
Sugnet bil ptbe, at 6enire Mfitaaelje
til @irarb hep giort omborb paa
@%uperngrens 8oa6, "a 6enne loo
IIm%i6ffjoros mb FOR Mo@regor.
2a1rot ber Dor / mange Mar fie1,ot
fom Ben nspanffe @anbgrat1t". 9oui-
iima bleb ienere en- 8nopins 1t1r6er
fGranfrig og 6erpaa cit Del al De
Sor. Stater. S 1914 11oiteote &e-
gieringen ct Dofltment, bporbe6 So
miIjen @iraro erflGre6es iont Gle
re at sen ooennGpnte 2anoitrgf=
ming, men Mrbingertte por ol1mt1e
NOT til at ielge De $3.50 acres,
Bbprpnn De to 8per Mc@ngor I'M
Iigger, for fltn $500. Mapnet @irurb
er fremoeles bebaret / @iraro
Eomnfbp pg Sen lille 8p @iruro.
HH& @4stEF4 IFtt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
4uh Bahnts.

5batms 2anobrugsifole oil
lrbie1toe NOT ct 3og til Undertaking
Il Meieri6rtft, Brlg al SiIo % Sc
fnnupelfe al sbinefolera. gn IL
tigers Meiie ponbegpnotes ben 16be
Neopember, % man bill ODER Miltpa11-
fee.9nner, MorD @eitern % ct.
|4ouiS beige be 5te6er, Io1n fer
lite er rnaet, ifRr ODER ben 6tlige
Gel al Sbaten.
On Garmer 11ar @eooes bar
i 5ot11ner giort Gorieg meb Man-
golb Iom G~uoerpla1tte, 90 ban bar
fli1t0et ben at p9re megd uueroifplb.
Son bur be1tet orntrent 20 9onS l1r.
Acre, % Blanten er r,eget let at
sEoprbe bDoriombelit. Den er ct for
trinligt Sober for foapel Seer ffom
sSpin, paaituor ban. 6ar11lere !
GbarIes Mfir 90 anore Goairtper
lungs Misiiol1rifIooen bill naite Nor
oprffe iterre eller mi1rore Setter at
Mar,gon. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
NnrA Baknts.

s CHARLTON, Mc@enaie Go1n-
tp, er 81. g. Dillon blepen uonnbnt
til Boitnneiter.
Maeo en- maaioritt al 147
.Stem1ner ODER SentineI Suite er
8eaeb blepen palgt til @etslebe for
GOLDEN &allep County. Ser blep
/ De itoite Q1ger fort en- meget bioiig
@or1p melIem Sc to 8per.
Soo-8m1en o. Great Mortbern
er fon1ner oberens ON at bpgge fun
en- Bro ODER Misfp1lriflooen, 1on'
altiaa begge Bonner oil BRUCE for
line 2inier itb / mcaen5ie @oa1ntp.
|Spis bette forboloer fig iaaIeoes, bill
8ruel1 blep anlagt et1teos pit tot
@la8a, % Greet geortbertrs Nlanper
oil 6erpeb blibe betp6elig fornnoret.
oy8anens 9inie er allerebe pao
Set nprmeite fRroig belt til Misiou'
riflooen, % Greet Mortbern moo
6erfor gnu i Ell mere nor6lig @t=
ming er1o nprin6eltg opnlaalt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
Aesa 4 lslnftts.

Der e nj Ell effitru GOD Anleo.
ming ior Mas,b % apinner til at
~forifofie Jig ilere sSrpotagter heb
at br,pee eli Gel al oeres 5ritib h
at tqee Drore bad gsger, a1rtt Bio
.d og folcrpreoe 8oftfort frm
itrofg efter 119rr1ere OplDsninger.
{. Slasuansien HabI, 81,
720=-7722 so.4b
sSazSa.s HQliilsteopons Dfis1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
3nn1a.

gNaogle Drenge 9arlm forgDe-
oe al1ebelgensoffbm Ell gel Dptbier
iom TT ben Gblge, a en- Of benz oeo
9eopn alopo Allen, ellepe e.
gaaf Deo Dpoensdf Ct 9flaoiaar IS
6nnfen, en Meoifdhsbnroler'
ssoloes ~ n1fodrIp or Drg1tge'1s
orb pd1nie11 1en1lig eit'
'Iaebolner Niuloo obisfe'
'G1uasa9e aal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

CIofnnb. Sra Manbal meobeles
Sen 22be Ottober. S gistebp er
Der f1tn0et cit gaa11n1el @rap, 6pffet
al Stenbellcr. Ser fan0tes / ben 2
arufter, 8 Sppoipio5er al Sern og
en- nofiaa TIT lioen Sling, antagelig
al @1,lo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

8ranb / Gmaalenene. Sra 1re-
orifs1tab meb1eles SEN 20be Sftober.
SSofftten faaes en- iterf 2psning !
Norbeit, }om ira en- iterre Slogbrnpb.
Set bite fig oglaa at brp11ee paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

sra 100000 til 100000. Sra
Sfien meo6eles oe1r 19be Sftober.
2groog aibiemleoes Grpropriati-
onsifipn ODER @aarrmerberre gappe=
lens sos, Giosfo3. font @ollenS
@o1nmrlt1le tgnfer pan at erproprtere.
Uosfen giper pe6 nbnptning ca. 81
900 &%eltefrpffter, % 11aar bele 8as-
6raget er reealleret, benimob 5000
@eltefrpfter.. Toslm blep / 1907
al aurnIm iolgt til &ammerberre
Mall for 100000 @ro1ter, % ban
1olgte oe1tne til ~aammerberre Cop
pelen for 265, 900 &roner. Sfien-
net b9rofute 6osien meb Cont og
Matigbeber M-400,OOO &rorer. Set
|er efter oefe piitnof li0et ffanofpn-
ligt at &puens @o1nr1111e fom1ner
It'll at erproprere ben.
1890
On Comb Serregaarbs Salg,
Ifriper n6reorifsitabs 8lab": Comb
CT en- al Sm~oalenenes atoite. ODE
Iige @oarbe. Sen rrpnes allereoe
Il Maret 1919 L. Sen tiIb6rte / @ios
o~elaloerer1 ii. a. Bamilierne @oH o9
og 9t11npe. @if fenere ober til @al.
oe= Uomiien, font bnboe ben ct Nar
6un6reoe Mdr. Onfring 1910 blet
Cberf 9enre &l1itielot Gier al
Comb. genere tiIfalm ben peo Mrt
Bmnilien Git3op. Smfri1tg 1900
arpet gtatsr1tiniiter Sommenbielm
Comb. Sons gnfe, @reoit16e Gbri'
time 2etpenbp,1pts MrDirteer folgte
ben i 1916 for 10000 Spb. I'll
@ooaeier 8eilt1o11. Iom otter folgtt
ben til @orenffriper Gifcber. Sen.
ne Solgte Comb til @ooseier S1s1e'
ner. S Ge1n1ans ED b1ep mege1
al Set nn6erliggen6e @o6S bortfolgt
mer @oaroer er ertiottl1 megd itor,
8ibrn iittbetfor 6gper. Jorleoe1
git tue Gutter / 1aIiet / @olsg pae
&ypeiogt, forfalles bet ! y@omsoals.
poften". 9a Sc fom 6ieIoH blef
S,tnoen urolig og rao. Man foritci
itrag, at 8igrner bar ] MRrbeoeat
og ON tort 1io fanM DC &id. 81
S9grene hnn bar bepgbaet mel
&agIgeprrer meo Mypelaonirg, It'll
leoe to al @a,tterne iig poo Soft bel
&iet. Gen treble iprahg neb tn
6ieloet, ca. 1 m2iI, % tit meb fig
op igien en- MonbI bepabret; mel
aragrifle. Ma11oer1 git itrar til &te
og 1tof ct StnD i1l0 % bod B1er1er
bmr1e uo. Meb Ell Drummer Ell:
terfom ben 9pfororingm ! en- Gart
@aa en- boIp Meters Afitano pasf'
reoe ben Mon6en, Der neoig Dilott
fp6e uf Sore for &ot11rleroterrte.
men boa 2 Meters Mfitar1 gab ban
BET f6rite Stub, Der traf peb &jer.
tet. Bierr1e11 fortifa& Gorte1 %
Sn9erne gan bnftig SD goo 100
MeterS Mffta,tb it1ipte he,t. Det porr
en- poxen 8isrn, iort meo 9''oe't PEI
eoe $50 Ag. 5
A-sSL4 ~ 4S&TA S8%MW5&a&@&FSF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Branb / gaase. 6orleoen Dag
neobr9rote 2onperr meb Mnrets Mp=
ling paa Br1get Seilen / @ange.
@uobran6soalen. Set a1tages life
at &als eller Mpling par a%siureret.
st @elb por set, at geiret nar blif-
title, ellers pilbe ogfaa De a1rore SUI
e, lom itaur tet ir6 poo birrmtoem,
guaet meo. l1lpffen ifploes &artS
Seq meb 6prltiffer. Der bar tire
Barn, bporaf bet al6ite por fem
Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

8osmo @erf gieaoptaees. Sra
W2o / Mn,en me06eIes Sen 19oe Sf-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
:
Nnrgf.

Anraielifabet bor i oise Gage
ifelge Mebbelelie fra 3ron0biem.
efter &ontrntten ubbetalt fgrite Ger
mini al &ieben,n1men for Sc ltore
@nlffeter i Spielfapifen poo 9tpro=
MFR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
Gn 8anf6pgnina 1neb Malerate.

Gn 8aufbpgniilg 1neb Malerate-
Tier. S 2iIlebanuuar sparebnrfg
ttpe gpgni1rg, fon1 fol opferes neo
8petrs 5tortorb efter 9egni1g al
Nrfhefftterlte Ber11er og 8erner miI
Der i 4be Gtnge bite itrorettet Ate.
Tier for Malene. @illeban1u1er er 10
boert anr beibgt of manage Molere,,
men 6sie bor oltio lnotpet fthiffeone
Mrbeiosrlml. 90 nn 2iiIlehbnnnl1elr
Sparebonf beiIutteoe 4 bpgge Ell
~, mere central beIiegeuoe Bnnf-
|abDgttirg, pttue0e gaaleren Grsorif
GolleH gnifa OH, al Ser oer111c
me 8pgnirp 1naotht nffees RIno III
DaaIerateIiier Ee& 5tit piI DIT
oo1llibIib pm aaty
epp1dli1tes,B @to9e piI diDe us.
anItnenk Iiene.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Y;raIS / &aale. Sneffeitab Gesl-
bnrf i @oale nebbrRnote forleom,
Bertd, fom1 life bnr peret / Drift
i Son1mer, bnr a%sfureret for $4,000
&roner. Brarroen formobes paaEat
at GmItreifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
aulbran6 / Namgeiunb. Sra &al..

anlbran6 9a,seinnb. Sra &oll-
:ae1nno meooeles ben 23oe Sttober,.
s Sanop1gs 1ager at Sui. 9Seo %
aots op1too Der mat s8ron1o Aotten
3. Jloe1t Ofpr1peoes efter en LINES
Jorleb, men ben 1tlr1er enonl1, Sa'
9erbafe, toni oar aS11lreret TOR ~
|oOo 4ro11er, neobrnnofe totalt oa
SQgeret oleb oelp1s noelagf. De1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

llnberpanbsbaabe peb Seberen.
Sra 5%tabanger meooeles Ben 20oe
Ottober. Ser er iong feet en- ln-
6erpanosbuab 116enfor Bif' paa SSR-
oeren. Ser er 6es116en paa flere
steoer paa Sroere1 feet to q1r6er.
pa't6sbaooe, bboraf Sen enc ioug
Morges. Sper ggerilr1ro er Der let
ct mjen6t Meroplan. Set Ton life
bore Srpgpe @ran, % bon forloD
Stapmger for ct @or Gage iioet.
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0rnfnet Yfi1fe,1.

Dfafntt Yii,fen. Sra 2ille-
bamn1er meooeles 22a1loba,roller
alumiten ! Niri orl,fynoe forleoe,t
.Niten Nieien. Sa,l par paa Sci
biem fra & selifab 90 bar al1tageIw
taget fell at @eien. % ban lite
tom bielI, bIep 2e1snra11oen bartlett
naite Dag. Ser blep lat Ell l11loer-
ibgelie igp11g, ~ Dqgen efter fa116t
mon bons SIG | Mieien, aanife NOR
2ano. 8alrbet bar ca. 20 Dieter opbf,
Der ban laa. Gen Iorulpftebe ef.
terla6er iig &l1itrll % ire Bern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

tober: 8osmo 8erf er beillttet
gienoptuget - forelgbig meo ca. 80
Ma16 5 Gage i ugen. Ser er NOT
Mrbeioere pou Stebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

8rrnbt stabnr. sra Sronobrm
meooeles Ben 2Ooe Sftober. Snat
peo 12-Gioen ,1obreb ser 8ra1ro pao
fbn. stortimgsmon@. Hperlanbs 81
e,1bon i Steroalen. Set lDffeoes
neo ib9rbigt Mrbeioe at begrGnSe
SIben til Stdb11ret og Sterbuiet.
8egge 8pgninger bleo iaagootfom
eodlagt. Gu bel Gel Maobarer bier
gbelngt. @porleoes Sloen er opltaa.
ct, er life brogt poo bet rene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Saritab fifrer Jig 8anbfraft. Tra
@arjtab me0oeles ben 18be 9ftober.
@oritao 8pitDre beil11tte6e / iibite
Wlesoe at fibbe @oalsniffosien meo
Reg11leringsret oin. tur 10000 &ro-
rer. De6 @o11traft ! 1909 lejebe
@leftricitetspprfet DriftsbmD % III
baanogipet ielpe Goslen for 10000
&rorRr / 5 Mur. 5mlger1pe forte.
boIot Zig in6til 90 @ilomat grotis.
&om1nlt1,en for MI S@raft / Ell lloper=
lfllclig Srenti6.
8ibrn i@ul. S @tol i &allingool
bq1:euer gipr1en pololomt / Seit.
S9rlig goar bet 1pb ODER Sn11erne,
bporaf mange er repet ibjGl. Bpg=
beiGgerne bar biotil life bapt 9elb
neo Zig i lime Mnitren9elfer for al
iange gamlen. S @erreositpret Bier
Sagem tfplge Or. Go." bragt frem
for nogle Cage liben. Ser bIep 10.
reilaaet 40 arotper for Ben, TOM fla.
re6e 8anfe,r. Otter Ell lang Debnd
bepileeoe SerreoitDret 80 @ro1te1
om grtrapramie for 1en bcl0ige
sfptter.' Soa er bel 8amiens Da.
&c mart talte.
9iamautbrpllnp feireoes ifelgs
Sfiensblooet r@aroen" forleoen Dae
al anri % MnSma1n6 Mnmoas
ESuoal. gan par feot poo @ieriu1rl
! Morgeoal i 1928 % bun poo
Norbbe under @'iler i apiteseio 1
1885. Sc boeoe 10 Mar pau
&aarom 5ollio ! Siangeiunoet, men
flptteoe for 40 Mar itben til GerbdI,
Ser boeoe De fgrit z Nar pan sme'
oas % bar fiben boet pnn Man1ons.
s 9@gttrifftnbt bar oe boot ii Barn
ifpp @atber % 3 Bigger. Sc bar
trnot trl1H ian1rreu Sc to % enbb1rn
e. De raife % r6rige Soil, fom lite
liter at bore 1 6o.