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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-19

and J. r Richards and Charles II.
Bell, of Spokane, Wash.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-19
Juarez Anniversary is Observed.

city of Mexico, July 1S.-The ami
versary Of the death Of Benito Juarez.
the famous Mexican patriot and liberal
party president, was appropriately OBJ
served In the capital today The prln-
cipal exercises Of the day We're held at
the cemetery of San Ferdinand. where
in are Inferred the remains of the illus
trlous soldier who led the successful
struggles against the Macmillan en-
pire
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-19
To Honor Kenton's Memory.

Bellefontaine. o., July 18.-Leading
citizens Of Logan county are about to
make another effort to have the state
set aside a piece of land in the eastern
part of this county for state park in
honor of the memory of Simon Kenton,
the famous pioneer. Though Kenton's
name is linked largely with the early
history of Kentucky. it was in this vi
entity that he spent his last days and
was buried
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-19
Eyes
can be
rested

While they work.
II you wear the proper Classes,
you will find that your eyes will
stand as much worh as they ever
did
That's a great advantage Of
Glasses-they give relief the
minute you put them on-and
give it continuously.
BUT
The Glasses must be chosen with
absolute accuracy.
In optics a small error is a big
error.
We can guarantee you perfect
satisfaction.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

i2n pic glaAridt ooB en- ciueu lcid.
ten @OpiidaB oauonactro9en base.
lmo oaB q i'm So5orcit iieae OK
giiroe ll9 igenca ieire 1itcrn iu ic.
ser pic cite 0'tier lUo4tc oau,
i5reu 5c9a nod Nauic rc9nclt ol
e ooh mir lcidt vaulMoet ici Sie
'ggielt d5er ocnn oie gloNrimt ooB
''lla~ao9i oos 2ajarcit itidIt pcrlnileu
'oiiric Sie 6e8o3eu nd Damn nod
'9en aronfcnbaus mo ionocu i6rea
'Sobli init oiduerbinoencn aopie i'm
ssetre 'lieaen- 9Ili 0ic 6raae, porpn
~ illdlt cIncn tlemcn Spo5iergon8
nih l1iien noden poac crfldrte Der
iclbc pos i6ni sic 9lcr5te oas 0cbcn
Dcra6icl 6dttcn Sic gltcrn ucro6.
i@ieoeiea lid oaun bon i6reH So1
me- cod ccr &oier fom noNnols 5l.
riid 0a ION etuos oviidtc 9'ddocn
er icinen So5ne eini9e Sraaeu Gcl
iteat bate ia8ie ocficiac hlaac
Sic Icdc lltriid Der &aicr t6ot
10 lMo 5eiicrfie ll ictnen oroben
2hrctcn oaD ieiu @o9H teincn rcd
fen sluu me9r bouc u3c0' bic Sc
Qe nod meicr jurila laate Ger &cr
,uunCctc. Nauiu 5oitc oer alte1llQni
0cs aei1Qn als er sciualo 9gunBt
ios nionneusrod 5cui SobH Got
ie aln tene &cinc Ne2r @tterll6
lpcinenopcrlicB cr Qas &ranfenbous,
naAocm iein Sohn acbeteu bate.
cer 9luter nidis ooopn so er5aAlcn
En oeriel5ea 9'odt iior5 ser Sducr.
acuunnoctc
2(ui Ser pcinlrciic nmBtc 6rou
@eicr iiblc Grio6ralael aui Gem 1oi
ldNGiiHcu EauRpicr 4llieiuu 2nitcr
oanl maden llnaeidbr 3oo0 Foi.
oaiere scioaoen iid on gofp imo
toiaer 6ctom aellacno so cllcn pitt
ocnl ActneHodeH mlrec crit tlN Dor
9lcu 9ort 1eaounol Wo 6rail
Cseer III fro6,ooe Ne pieocr oaHcinl
iit
an 2iioenihei0 erDdlt icoe 6rau
oereu agnarhn 0eloc iic0t PRO $50
de naan N,dri nn0 flil leoes awo
orci Naafi qro Fodle 2o @elo mlro
iNAlr gpelp01eHilin anesejablf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

sAs Nleaidcule0cn bci 9rano IN
9lcio PORTER So8irbous Oerlorca
6cuer in Nonoihu6 6o6rif in
@lopcrspiae miro 9rauoitiitern
sur @ait geleat
9}cp Dorl 5, glopember,
9c cincn 9rouoc melher bcltc
9loraeu elm Dicritodiges Soairbous,
9ir S52, 9lhtc 2luenue inwer 6eiAo
oigic fauen feds Wldnner III oen
6lommen mn i5iini5ig 2ogiredite
ic1leian III oem &ouie, ais oos 6eucr
ousbroh Sic neiton Scr 44 @eret
tctcn muroen Ourd 5euerue6rlelte
oli sic StroBe getro8eh.
Die 9cihcn ser iems Gpfer ocs
@rouocs wuroen iii oen 8ettitellen
ecnnoe Sie morei 10 oerfo9lt,
6o8 cine Toentiii5irung aidt m0glic9
NOR. Gs oclouo Der 6euermeDr IN
Hoibininoiner beroild]cr gIr0cit oic
6lonmcu 3u loihen
Ger @ron0 cltlIano IN elncnt "a
ecrrmm nn 5mcitcH Stodperf tn
nelhcm 9ei5in oitfbema9rt mlnoc.
yron0itiftcr5 &crf
WloprrSpillc g. o., B. giop.
Dir gon 9Sie un0 G6oie %ano
idu9iotwf IN oielcr 5tot0t mnroe
hutc oir@ eiucu @rono 5crltort, Die
Eoli3ei alonbt oaB es iib INN oos
secrf BON Q'railoiiiitcrn 9onoelt- %or
nnigen laseu cr0ielt ndnli4 bic
Grma ciuu cnoWmen @rieI ipel
dcg iagte
Sauci0en Sic feiuc Nonoihpbe
mc5r 3ll bis SER Strife aeregelt III"
Gs it3ur 3cit elm Strife inl @on
eo ood oic 3nlNuoioer bo6en nidt
Sic 9lr6cit nie0er9clcgt.
Ger ongeric5icic @'oterialldooen
nir0 ani cimo $4,000 9ei@dBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

&os 6ron @cicr cr3dbltg.
Gic 3uiiduoc In Ieutialouo eit
ghs6rudl oes @re9es imo nan ocn
}lngoben BON 5roi saline @ecr
ron 9}r. $40, Sii0 @ro0opap sic
Dor ciuigcu Sageu ous Oeni @ei
natblonOe 5uriidfonI ats Uitnoer6ar
III 5e3eihncn 6rou @eior erreidte
auf Sem 91oroo. Slopo 9mnpicr
,N}ain1 Gnoc Suli Srcmcu mo. bd.
lob lid alccG ST i0ren eltcrn nah
2iiocnidcio III @eitpbalcn- eMi9e
Gage ipGter brad) ser arieg ans imo
Srou @eier nnBtc iI Sioenlneio
oerblcibcn. 0o cincs ibrcr Sinner opo'
rirt iucr0cn miIBte Ger 0ntbullas
mus 1T wie in aan5 Geiltlhlauo, eip
3eualtigcr mo 9tienlono yUeilelt an
Sem Siege Der oeltiden gSaiien Sn
Siiocnideio 6erridt Cag uno ylad)t
rcacs Srci6cu Ga oori 0iele Nlaterios
lien fiir sic oeltidc grnec 6eracjiclt
werocn Iieies geiAdiiige Srei6en
9i6t eincm Nremoen ocn Ginourt
ais o5 ii6er6oiwt feNl 4ricg i'm @ans
ac iei 9}iu mcnu Sic aroBen Sranss
porte pon Geruunoeten anfommel
crinucrt man iic6 oeiien mas an Der
Vren5e porgelt 1ic criten %ermun
oeteu, sic anfonen ipuren Sran5oeu
mo oQe madtcn citen gan5 ions
nlcrlihcn 6inorud. Ie0cr 0erelben
mar ii6eBeugt, DAB iie uaA einigen
Sogcn eriboiicn mer0en 9ls einslr5t
eincm Vcuuui0ctcu cinen &crbano
auleate. 60rtc cr einen 6ran5olen ju
eileu ]}odbor iageu @enM ne
uns mr peniaiicnS gleit cridieBen
wiirocnr Ger 9lr3t tldrte oonn oie.
icldcu oui uuo 0icel6en ioacn uoN
cinqc @odeu crtldt Ao6eu 0oB lie
9crl iii Tcutihlono lcben nodtcn
2aiier 9Sil6clm fam einnlal nod
9iioeuideio. nm bic &cnululoctel 3il
6ciudcu. Cine trauriec Gpiiuoe fam
6rau Weier nidt peraeiien Die ihr
bon ihrclt 9}adbar er30glt mur0e.
Ger 9}ah5or uuo 6rdu iie9en ill
hobem Sebensulter uHo batten enet
Sohn inn 6eloe oar UeruunoeNnatp
s2ilQenihei0 suFildtEau spqriirf ppr.
Sc. Gincs Qlor0eH9 crplelieil ne pQll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

9}cm @run1lui al *.
S'o0en6er &hofo bon Nrces SER
uah lciner 0luat Gus siacr glnDen
bell antgit % oeu miliegM0cp SSo
ncru non Ser Foli3gl gcrWtHel nro
pcidao 100 9elte nodl olf lrcien
6lBc er miro heihNl0igi 5gan
s91arp 3'3cii crldloic uro oercn 'Sat
ten NcarD 9lbe.l Ie9eHsgeid0rlid Der
mlnogt 3u 5oacN Die s'idg aqN
ihn mnroe Qcuie cluaedcat 81 atun
'amImut odn cr Gus 0cu Staas clt
Ionulen iii Iie 9'ol8cl priiftg ron
Stress Rclor0 mo feilte ieit oaB or
Aercitp im So1re iall mii Der We.
'i5ci n Goniliti iaut ats e. cine po
liiiide @criomnluna 0cs oamclisaH
@ouuernalrS 28oooron 2Silion 5u
iIcren ucrluhte &on arcgs lilo oCi
Zen 5rou Soften pe8en Scr ueu 5o
milie R6cil aepodieien 6orn cinen
9icdltsitrcit @eiterH 9lohniittao NOR
pom &rc6s 5im 8sua1 oti Die 5aru
QeionnIeu SSir3e 3clt ooroli pafoe
6rau Rbeii i10i mo ocron 8atlc 1cr
lunnoct poracfiln0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

Sruii 8eigses Gr ipIr0c inter
5000 8Nraihoii aeitcai
@r 6oaeiciler iab iebr frdnflid
Gus. Gig cr ieiu 9luto perIicB In.
l'hercn 1dlrittco dili Dem glrm ici.
Nos 9llmuoIts aeiiiet beirat er oos
eeridis8c5ailoe. 9r leioet unier ei
ici Ner3icantbeit mo icinc 5tinuue
aar bei oea flr5cn SormoIitdtcn i'm
'>cric1t0iaoi Den III udhiter 91dbc
5igbeNQgi perm1mbar
Nr &odcFeaer mar Don sen n iuis
igr 9lnilaae geiteatcn GireftoreuD
p@p GrIirciiorcu Ser iie68e6ntc.
Der Dor scrid1t erlnicL um at ploi
Nnen mo 'iir5inait 5ii nqaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

son Drpao, @al 3 giob
GopliSn g 6 @pooier iun- pom
5licacrcorpe orr &un0esarmee iplu
cp roArldictnlia t5otlia ucrmlmoet,
inio @law 9Rartii sin moeter SSIic.
ger ugr0a idpcr,peiett ols ibr
NeuoMoa aue ciiigr S0As BON emo
l9 8ub 9eropfiel Nlortin lenttc Die
Naihiuc Dc tlnfal crelanete iid
ra1c ocnl snwceS Sluaiel0 dti ocm
foti1 Hslono mi Ger anoereh 5eite
oer &ai aea@Aloer Don 5an Iie1o.
5pater t9 mitoe 5eite 9Ibcno
int Noipitut egfldri oaB bic 2Itr5tr
oie NoflnlmQ 9g1cH peioe NerIeBiei
oM Se1tn 5n erbulicn
eiuc lluisriuAin9 iiber Oen lluidQ
MifD puner5il9liie cineeleitct mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
c o U r S e

toasted corn flakes! Why not -
insist now getting this package for
ten cents just compare the size Of this package
and the taste and quality Of these corn flakes
with what others Offers These have that
natural wholesome taste ths6 appeals to the
clean palate Of chiId-the taste you never tire Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-26
BAY IS MINED

Toxic, Aug. 25.-That the entrance
to Kiao Chau bay is heavily mined
was learned here today. This prevents
Japanese or other blockading war
ships from entering those waters, but
the allied forces have made the block
ade of Using Chau, the. principal port,
very effective. ..--
The Mikado's government hopes to
starVe the German garrison of Kiao
Chau into surrender without blood
shed. The authorities here have is
sued very strict orders that all Ger
man residents in Japan must be pro-
tested T.. -. Ii.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-26
nation nom dominated by German

troops.
London.-The Daily Mail, in dis
cussing the almost certai ncapture of
Ostend, today says: '"The British feet
could bottle up Ostend as effectively
as they already have bottled up the
great German ports and they insist
the only advantage Germany will get
from holding Ostend will be base
for an aerial raid"
Paris.-The slaughter at the front
is described by the war Office as enor-
nous. The Germans constantly
charge the allied lines in the face of
terrific shell fire from the artillery
mounted benin dthe trenches and
whitening rifle fire from the trenches
themselves. While details are with
held it is stated that at points where
the French have followed up the re-
pulse of the Germans by forward
movement they have found their way
blocked by heaps of bodies piled
breast high. So: '..
The valor of the Germans is admit
ted everywhere. They have charged
the entrenched positions Of the allies
time and time again in close forma-
ton. AS fast as a gap was torn in
the ranks the survivors have closed it
up and pressed on toward the goal.
The percentage of German officers
killed is stated to continue large as
they lead their men in the assaults.
Pekin.-The Japanese forces land
ed on Shantung Peninsula to begin
their investment of the forts of Kaio-
Chau and the German concession, ac-
cording to information reaching the
Chinese foreign Office. The Japanese
landed under a covering fire from
the light draft British cruisers which
were able to approach closer to the
position than the heavy draught jap
anese battleships and battle cruisers
blockading the ports. The forts are
reported to have had the range of
the British and to have killed ten
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-26
BELIEVED OSTEND WILL BE
FORCED TO SURRENDER

London, Aug. 26.-Reports from
Ostend today say that the German
attack on the city has been renewed.
Scouts report heavy bodies of Ger
man reinforcements coming up and
it is believed the city viii be forced
to surrender.
The London newspapers say the
capture of Ostend by the Germans
will be q direct menace to England
inasmuch as it is only 66 miles off the
British coast. They profess to be-
lieve it is the intention of the Ger
man general staff to take the city
and then mount heavy guns to pro-
tect it from raids by sea. The dan
ger of Zeppelin raids is also discussed
at length. There is no Disgusting the
fear England has toward these "vul-
lures of the air." as they are describ-
ed in today's reports from Vienna.
The bitterness of the feeling
against England, and the fact that up
to the present the British feet is in
tact, may lead the Germans to un-
dertake an aerial raid which might
have. serious results,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-26

a line of mines outside which en-
danger the blockading feet. In adj
dition the Germans have removed
some of their guns in the coast forts
to new positions, thus making value
less the maps of the defenses possess
ed by the Japanese.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24

&c imilte puntru. ufSolf por fffet
lite i%11teresierct." ifripcr m1rs. Mori
A11oerion fru @o1rprn 9eeb., i 81:
Neters allrifo, Dre1b sc ian, .bpqo
een ajeroe ior mig, % fpor fri5f
ioen giproe mig. Mu fcn,mer Sc til
1nig fer at foa @llrifo - Ielo Sc,
Tom imilte iao pn,tro for: sasas zen
CT ennife tom, oe ieg men bape en-
Ill., ioa il1urt lnm mllin. Sssn5=
logt bebag at finM @cltillino oq
9eleb."
Er. Fcters &,lrifo Ear gjort Ger1=
'ler al mango 9piplerr, iulm oar: ;;pae.
% heinrreoe: ct Ioriag mes oette
aommclooale llrtemioncf CT tilltref=
felig til at o%perbepilc M11 melt tnip,
.lenoe ON oets 6ortieneltc. 0r: Sc
tiers &1,rifo bar el1ol11l oloriu ,,nS=
Loot at giere gp0t. 9rn er inqeu
Mpotbcfcr Meoicin, ro sen life ct
'1ogc', alminoelia @moelsuare. Gen
forlm1es Wmen6c0tm oirefte frn So.
borotcriet ellcr> al lofale Ngentcr.
sfrlr til Or: Ncter tSahrnep &
Sons 60, 1876 60. Sopnp She,
Gbisnyo, SH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Fip1nl1es az fproqIiae cllcr rDtnliiR


fjjqlnlnes Of fproglige cller rDtnriife
Mn1gIIer.
Ct Ners Jon bette 1ai en- ellers
aiar1igbeosiang) CT lite
goot.
70, ct Sls % Ell Jerifen ON
M11ren
Ell 9anoepei, bpor Ser gear 0enner
forbk
% faa man De ripes om @eiten al
Snmoifnbet,
81. ltal Dem alorig forl11ene oeri.
Den iioite satning CT en- rem
9tmnpelinje.
@pis Bergiteots 9igte Ell @ang /
Chen bliper gienoptrpfte, og oct
bliper De moi, bsr ban gjennemgan
Dem ombDggeligt.
1iFioit ct Gitat al samlingens
nloaitc betpoeligite 0igt, Der poer=
Mlpier Get orgaa1iif pelgipren-
DC peo bans Nntnr ~ 9igtet, bpor
.f'on tr1lfer Jig Ell gubbbns5tgtte /
ajphclhapn. Get er lpffebes bam
at prGltere ielpc ben nrongolife
9erre" iom banif. &nn tiger, boqo
ban nltio for ngt, men lonomn at
.5oH Staoen bill ~foritaa bom ltrafs.
gnooba ifal uimile 6reo mes Zine
lie paa lfraa" / al Slogs @ejr> oq i
al Slags Mennelfeitemning.
|Sg lige: Sl1if DC lpffeliae elmer
De fplruner NOT igjen. @ip SIS, min
Ben.
9ncr Scat maa enhe meo, at Doner
itrin!er.
@;p tnrc SIS. Sci fpnnner off
igjen.
Gil bor ju uaret glao enQa1rq / 81
Cen,
OH fmn pcl 6lipe oct fgien, min
Irp-
(SeIn ON Set ffpr (fht Nr+ f,y,,rr4,,r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
kjBhrnhxum.

Eaa ct I &ibbenbapn aibolot Mg.
De peotog &epraienta1ter for 9lar=
bus Motorflllb, uMnglozDnne", 9un
Motorflltb, Dartif Motorfl1lb, &ip=
benbopns Ntotorflarb, Motorflubben
gllebam og Sfanoerborg Motorfluh
e1t1tennmigt at oprette 9mnmtarfs
Wptorcpfle=l}nion. Denme bill Der
otter / Diebtiffet omfatte iefs al,lb=
Der nleo tilinmmen 400 Meolem=
11er.
Gn Nprilsipbs. 6orifjellige fjg-
berlbannife 8lahe bragte oen lite
Mpril Ell Gel opoigte0e &iitorier
For at narre hcres 2nerc Mpril.
2en al @iitorierne, ser panot itgrlt
.5iltro, bar Meooelelien o,n, al
aonicjlspraliacnt 3abIe par l,o.
'1eo1tt til @o1nlnm1opr al 2. @rao.
Gen foranleoigeoe en- mgngoe 3ele=
fo'lopringninger iaapel / ielpe aie.
|he'1bahm iom fra &ropiniel1, - Ser
1blanot ira flcre beltprteoc rooifale
&ebaftiuner.
&allenoe aioifer. .aisbenbop1,s
gpltpre bar pe6toget, at sc fomm,,=
nale Sporpog,1e berefter Tan 1o5tp-
res meb Mpertisieme11ter, bbao mi
tln ct Gilfelbet poa De freberifs-
beraite Sporpog,re. 8eillnninaer
bor paft 'megen Jororgelfe i 8Iobe-
ne, lom life tror paa, at ss,ofgreI-
len al DC itggge 90 1lroIig piirte1,oe
Hetlanter pil bore iao Ignne,lbe, at
|tot11tt1r1ole Sporueie fan bglte @ulo
at oct. De ppeit fororgebe al @lo.
'oene r@6benbapn" aipcr iii,
'Sarme 9nft ! fglge1loe Drb:: .gprc
'szporpoane, bpis inbrc III, bpoer
8liffet Of n~oeerllmoe imogf,,loe %
rolige Galgipelffer. itoI omomrres til
r1llletoe aiofter.a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Godt Wisconsin farmland.

Vitilbyder udmarket Farmland n~r
we'd Bruce. Wisconsin, we'd aSoo.-
haI,en. l2O Nil est for St. Paul, III Ia
We Prisers % paa lette Vilkaar. i.andet
er 49omhugget HHardwoodn-S koyland
e s'rret.Muldjord. Ct udnsrket MeieiI.
og kvsegavls.D istrikt. Lander 8 IN.
kvem NsIhed 4 Jenbane % Setde-
menter. VVort Savr1elle Kon,or 3
Atlanta, l1SMI nord Tor Bruce.
Skrty raa naellsk Observation-Disclosures.
Arpln h1rdWood f.unnhercs@..-A.I..
: Rlplsess Nilseons1a.
brs nsne kontor: 4 lanta il. 800 arSAr.Isasrx
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
: Dann1ark. -

tc,n1cn. at riTferc NIT 5fib peo ct
&allgb mellem @riltimnslu1o %
&riitiania.
lloefra ifal sienpinSes, bpab ,1b-
abtil er tabt! ltnber be111e Gitel
ifriper &alnmerberre, Mbmiral 81. De
Ricfelielt / Observation-Disclosures:
.9lm,ot 0plger1lc al Sc lllpffer,
lmn / 1864 ra1nte bort 2anb, par
pglae Sen, at Nmm1arf pes Mfitoael-
fen al @ertngopmillerne niiteM eli
mcget itpr Del al iin @mnoelsflaaoe,
ioet ollie Sc manage Stih, fom bprte
hienme .Spl,oml Ma", % fra bpis
Tlogipil Gannebrna t%ioligere bapoc
paict, III, toni lnl6er irenumeo 6lng.
M11tallet al his'c Sfibe Dor meget
itort. De banoe 1logiort CIT pGient=
Zig Sci al Dmnnarts @anoelsilaabe,
% ltrrlig oen Del al 6en, Der be-
|ibrgeoe Dor operieiife 6nrt poa SIT
oien, ai,,a. % SSapan. Gammen
mes bis1e Sfihe niitebe hi oaima
.<- Et--.s - .
&c nlalrac l1bmnrfeoe 0fficerer %
5pfulf, iom banoc oeres itorc M11-
nel /, at 0uanarfs Sfibsfnrt bap=
Sc erbperpet Jig ct im1ft % on''et
|Nann 1tbe / 8er0en.
Scbet bar ltort % Sup11et nar
opbt, % set tog 1roge,1 Eib for bore
@oaroels= % SsfortslMn,,0 at for
.piuoe 0erl lam1nenoe 6slelie, lom
BET eftcrloo; men nlaat tog Jig BOG
hnrtig iam1nen % paabegpnote meo
goot Mepo @ienopbpggclien at 9m=
mcrfs &an6elsflaabe."
Nllereoe / 1865 blen Der / &ig=
benbomt BONNET ct Selitab, fom Bug
geoe ct Mntal SeIiitibe, beltemte til
6art paa @plter1,e al Snoien, &ina
% SSapal1. S 1866 oprettebc Giet=
gen Set foreneoe DonrpifibS ielifab.
S. 1897 tog 9itdiiatiit aprnpag11i
fat. i
IS 1854 inoieileoe Dor @mroels=
ilaobe 11orppe lna itort ct 8eleb, at
Get taboe peientlig getpo1ling for
rprt Sands Grlperpslin; mel1 / Set
forldbne Nar bar ben inoieilet /
Trogt benoeo ITO Mi1I. &r., bboraf
henoeb 20 Millimrer %forrnenes at
prrc forblcpne / 9anoet jom Metto=
operifltD. --
Set oil blipe SEN nrite @e11ena=
ton, Der ifal oflagee Megnifnbet
for 9nttOelettS ug Sefnrtens n0pif=
ling i De fonrme1oe so Mor; mangt
% meget er allereoe Iagt til Mettttte
for bett; men if6nI @@egnifabet blipe
eoSt, iaa moo Sen f9rltaa, at sioet
freezer &onoling og life gol6 Sri
tit, at oct forlanger Mrbeioe ug life
tomme 5%olen1uaoer, % be,1 mao
.boloe Jig for 9e sem Ennfe, fom
ieg tror bar 0renet &anoefenS og
SefortenS M91l6 frem i 6en1,e Sc
terotio11, 11emlig at Dannarfs
Sgn1rer ifal gie1rDin6e 1tbefru, bouo
2anoct bar tabt inoobtil."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24

ct Torilaa. ellie Glie:: Sober
on fortrroelig meact al mig, Mtor?"
Gen nllge Gufe:: "ssa, nut,,rlie-
nis gier' leg Set, mit 2a1n.1"
Sille !. Gllic:: ~alnroe SIR life eif-
ts Dig meo' Solljemo1,nen bpru1e paa
0jgrnt?2"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Fortalt faa Ord,

5Chas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.
s'ger. at han havde den yxrste Hoste
Ie es'l hlar' hayt n0ieensinde, % he'll
thllsesdledes, noele IA Dare 5ved Dr.
|W'glgaaInaer White Wine 81 ~ 4.873
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Til Sal9S paa lette .Nil1kaar.

Fyrretyve Kvazt-Sektioner af Prsrieland,
med udmsrket sort Muldjord. og Ler- Under-
lag,' allie FRA en- haiy til ii Mil herfra, delvis
opdyrket, LandPost og Telefon F~orbindelse
med hver god ko!oni. Skriv efter fri Tryk-
sager. Enters. Skoaluud SEQ.
Douglas. Ward Co, N. Dak,
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9rr,ar.

cas- 0-@N - @&kICS DO SsJ$NSt III WI L
Observation-Disclosures / Mgtlale bar
Observation-Disclosures gipet Gillugu
nj It 1ilifalo poa 300 ST. ali
.statsranbi1toe 8oeioe0s 2egat TIL
lpttig Nlplpenoelf = al Wornbolm imnt
nOpioere erflaret at billie poe 400
II. lom statstilit,,o til s(nlag o.
Fas1rinN at Damrle til Spoetri1re
II 9rreopngel::
Srm ] Mimbtarmen. @c6 lt,pocr-
lpgelser, foretagnc 4aa MfoeIing g.,
paa &ormnrnebpipitalet / Ooen1e
(Suerlrgc scbrsoer), bar set bit
Jig, at pnltrent gpert alroct Men,ejfe
! O0en1e aatageltg er 9Grt for cit
Sl,onolosorm Wiifeornler), Der bar
lit 9noltal0siGoe / 8lin0tnrmcn %
eli iirrloea. @aalg font foraaringe
,lbcbagelige 5pgbmlstilfGlbe. Or
mems gGg mpOres fprit be0 ct lu1l=
gerc Spbolo / Soroen og 11naa oa1-
paiertlig nle6 @rgntingcr og
meb 8Rrfrl1gter, ser bofier ,rar
S,orocn, otter fonlare i Men,eitet.
Sgiua Trl,er fmn bioroge til at
ipreoe sggaene. Set er bel 11oget
tpiplip1nt, ONT SfDl,ring meb fol6t
@anb er iitano til iiffert at fierne
9@ggere ira @rentloger og Sr1,gt.
Set if1.loe lp,lcs mere rationelt at
rnogan at hr11ge at gjp0e meo 2nt-
RIM paa Sc Steoer, bpor Ser bofier
Scr ou @rentlager, ser CT beregnet
til at np0es roo og life fan ifrGl=
les.
Gm Mnnunee. S r8osfiloe Cog
blaD" .fan0tes forleoen 11nber @c=
lfjGftigel|es= &1lbrifen fplgenbe &n-
i1o11ce:
On nIorc Nige
e1lifer &loos itrofs eller til Maui
peo 'alminoelie 9igcgierllilrg iamt
molte SO? @6er. Billet, n1prfet
- ~ -,~ --'
y265t", beoer tilienbt 8laoets &or=
:or."
Set fon iiges 1toen Speroripellc,
lfriper 8la0et, at 1lGppe 1rogen1i1tbe
/ Dor @iitorie bar ct advertisement
poft ltgrre Gpligt ero bette. Mllere-
De Morgenet efter inofma0t ben fgr<
lte u8illet merfet 2651" fig. Sen
por af'enot meo Gpfleblro fra Ell
9a1romaa16 / Narbe6en al .Mosfiloc.
Rltoe ifl1lbe billie. og be6e, ON @re-
oet .ntaatte BLUE efspeGeret / gfse
presbren til hen ,erebe 9igc, FIJI.
Oct life par nu1ligt, 0cn funnc bline
..efspe0eret tclegrafilf. Meo naitc
Eoit nnfom s Mlletter, ser ollie
giorbc SSnootrpf. al ut pGre ifrepne /
9alt. Gn UlSre Nroprieter paa
Iaaitrupegucn riuaebe pp % lpllra=
te, om Der iffe i%prelaa cn Mpltiftfcl=
tion oln set pirtelig / t,orc Gage
bar m1liat, at Ell elore &ige, |om
uilne lnalfr SO @gcr, 1tob lcrio
oa opcn, / &jpfet legte Elno5 gjcr.
mem NlDiien. =.
@n mrocn Mo1lD erflnrcbe, at
ban, 1lpis Font fit opgipet Mbresjen,
ejchliffelia pilbe tage cit Oil og, OPP
iege &iaen periunIig.
Sg 8illettcr,re peobliper at
i1lb. Gen fgrite Senoi1g
CT afgaaet til Moolep, bpor Nige,1
CT fra. Set bar cit Faffe al ct Sn1=
Tong o9 iom Nftcrre / cit 8onfoi=
rcftpraffnre.
Billet mGrfet 265t" or ct
EibenS Segn, JON Ser flnloe ifripcs
e, lanoefonomiif Mfbanoling ON.