davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16
blind. shah Be submitted to the

deserving blind. shall be submitted to the
qualified voters OF said state. to-wit:
Section l. That section a of article Z
OF the Constitution of MISSOURI be
amended by adding thereto the follow
ing words and provided, further, that
nothing In this or the preceding section
shall be construed as prohibiting the gem
eral assembly from making provision by
law for the granting and payment OF PEN
sions or allowances TO the deserving
blind, or from authorizing by law any
counties. cities or Incorporated own or
villages OF this state to provide for the
granting and payment of such pensions or
allowances.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16

Be u resolved BY the House Of ReDre-
seistaii1es. The Senate ooacartprD there
iG. as %f0iiu,rs:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND.
MENT.

Joint md ~concurrent resolution sub
hitting to the qualified voters of the
state of Missouri nm 10 the
Constitution thereof, concerniae the
granting and of pensions or
allowances TO the deserving blind.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16

ELEVENTH PROPOSITION.
REFERENDUM ORDERED BY THE
PETITION OF THE PEOPLE.
House bill No. z, enacted by Forty
seventh General Assembly. Abolishing
the present office of excise commits
sioner ms appointed by the governor In
cities having n population OF three hum
dred thousand Inhabitants or more and
providing for appointment by the
mayor of such cities, I'm lieu OF such
excise commissioner, OF n bi-partfsan
board OF excise commissioners, and pre-
scribIng the number, qualifications. du-
ties and salaries OF the members there
Of; and providing that all fees and
taxes received from dramshop licenses
in such cities shall be paid over to tia.
treasurers of such cities. e
HOUSE BILL NO. 4.
An act to repeal sections 1890 and 1897
OF article two. of chapter sixty three
OF the Revised Statutes OF Missouri OF
1909, entitled Excise commissioner
n to enact new sections in lieu
thereof.
Be Il enacted by the General Assemble
Of the State Of htssonri, a. foHotos:
Section i. Sections 1880 and 1897 OF ar.
ticle . Of chapter 80 Of the Revised Stat
utss of Missouri q 1893. are hereby 70.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
A GENUINE REDUCTION SALE

Mr.. Marcus Frank has leased the
building formerly occupied by Messrs.
Mclaughlin and Tolar, and in order
to get possession of the building he
was compelled to purchase the stock
Of furniture now in the building, and
in order to utilize the building for the
purpose he has in view he is compell-
ed to get rid of the furniture, regard
less of its cost.
There is no make-believe about this
extraordinary sale. Mr.. Marcus Frank
will mark the goods at such prices
that persons in need of furniture will
simply be compelled to purchase.
Franks sales carry the same stamp
OF sincerity that A. T. Stewards did,
and the low price sales of that great
merchant prince was the basis on
which his great fame was established.
Read what Mr. Frank himself says
about the proposed great sale.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
kENDRICk w. C. r. u.

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
The w. G. T. U. meeting was held
May 9th at the home of Mrs. w. B
Livingston.
Scripture lesson, Romans S:1-15.
Song, There Will Dawn a Golden
Morrow Bye and Bye"
Flower mission reported four bou
quets.
Song, "Since l Found My Savior
Lillian Livingston, Marion Living
ston and Ruby Spencer.
The subject of having a temper
ance program once month for the
Sunday school on temperance Sun
day was discussed.
Song, white Ribbon'-Ruby Spen
Ger, Lillian Livingston, Jennie Palm
er, Rena and Clara Colbert.
A letter was read by Mrs. ].
Guthry from the state superintendent
soliciting money for postage for cam
paign work for the election of dry
legislature. 1t was decided that we
send them S.
We had as visitors Miss Emeline
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
ELECTRO

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
The candidates with the citizens of
this place had a grand old time when
they met here on their rounds of the
county.
The candidates for county commits
siopers were the first to lead off, and
the gentlemen for the legislature
concluded the speaking.
All made more or less friends.
There was a large crowd present
and everybody seemed to enjoy the
day.
Everything went off smoothly, and
the ladies certainly did serve de
lightful dinner.
Miss Mae Halford spent part of last
week with the Misses Price of Okla.
waha.
The Oklawaha River Farms Com.
pany are shipping potatoes now, and
they have nearly one hundred hands
at work, and are moving the crop
in a hurry.
Mr. Geo. Brant, Jr., is now at home
from Gainesville, where he has been
attending school for several months
JOHN PETER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
oCALA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1914

his wife, Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Veal.
Mrs. G. w. Stephens of St. Peters
burg spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. J. A. Brooks
Mrss. w. e. Veal is visiting at Ista-
chatta this week.
Miss Rachae! Veal is the gnest Of
her aunt, Mrs. M. L. Reynolds, in
Ocala.
Mr.. D. NJ. Barco, supervisor of reg
istration, completed his work in
Ocala Tuesday, preparatory to the
primary election, and returned home
Wednesday.
Alex. Morgan, a thrifty colored
farmer of Cotton Plant, says that his
oat crop will feed his three horses
for twelve months without any corn,
and that his corn crop viii feed his
horses without any oats, and that he
now has 500 worth of smoked bacon
that he can sell. Next,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29

FROM MR.. J. r. MOORHEAD
To the Voters of Marion County /
Send Greeting:
Gentlemen-Before the next issue
of the Weekly Banner reaches you,
there will have taken place the battle
of ballots which is to decide my fate
in this, my third attempt to capture
the tax assessors Office for Marion
county. To those who have stood
firmly by me in the two previous
campaigns, never faltering, though
always meeting defeat, do I first at
tempt, in this feeble way, to express
by sincere appreciation for your loyal
support. You have fought a good
fight, but we are not through, and to
battle we must go again. sincerely
ask that you do not forsake me al
this critical moment, as the prospects
grow brighter, and with every prom
Use of victory before us. To those
who have not been with me before,
but are daily joining the ranks.
wish to express my sincere gratitude,
for with your assistance success is
made possible.
Now, friends, remember the time,
the place and the date, then act, and
the victory is ours.
Very truly,
JAMES R. MOORHEAD.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
LETTER FROM Mr.. MccULLY
Berlin, Fla, May 26, 1914.

Berlin, Fla, May 26, 1914.
To the Editor Ocala Banner:
see in recent issue of your pa
per where Mr.. s. H. Martin OF Fort
Mccoy is experimenting with corn
growing, and expects to raise fifty
or more bushels per acre. / am glad
to hear such fiattering reports from
that part of the county. Mr.. Martin,
when he decided to go back to the
farm, got in touch with the govern
ment's methods of farming by having
his name placed on the mailing list,
which every farmer in the county
should do, so as to be posted on the
most practical methods of farming.
We have more than one hundred farm
ers who are raising corn and several
other crops under the governments
Instructions, who are making good.
They are all thoroughly convinced
that the methods of the government
are practical and not theoretical.
! only wish / could visit every farm
er in this county and assist him in
any way for the betterment of farm
conditions, but the county is too large
to cover every thirty days with horse
and buggy. / hope, however, to have
car in the near future. I hope to
ha ahlo tn cOOn Spp NV tracks in 0V-
cry farmers field.
Yours for more and better corn.
S. j. McCULLY,
Demonstration Agent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
A GARD FROM Mr.. CARMICHAEL
o the Editor Ocala Banner:


To the Editor Ocala Banner:
ask for a few words through your
columns to the voters of Marion coun.
ty in advocacy of my claims for re-
election to the Office of county com
missioner from the first commission
er's district.
AS our county is heavily in debt,
pays high rate of interest and car
ries a great deal of money on Inter,
est account" have for long tim
been convinced that we can save a
great deal of money by issuing long
time bonds, and l have several times
suggested such an issue, as it is an
undisputed fact that much of this Gin
! terest money" could be saved in that
way, which, of course, would result
| in the lessening of taxes
But, while member of the board
| can suggest a bond issue the bona
/ fide issue rests entirely in the hands
of the people.
An impression has gone out that
bends would be saddled upon the pee
! pie, even against their protest, if |
were reelected, but l have been a
member of the board for three and a
half years and no bonds have been is
sued, and none will be if am re-elect-
ed unless their issuance meets with
the approval of the people. In all
things / expect to be governed by the
wises of the whole body of the people.
l feel that while in office l am their
servant and will at all times be liberal
in my ideas and be subservient to the
| peoples wishes.
No bond issue viii be pressed unless
the people demand it.
Next to bonds, am in favor of val
idating all outstanding warrants,
which will reduce the interest per
cent.
l approve of building and maintain
ing good roads in every section of the
county and have always shared this
feeling.
1 am opposed to any law which fore
es country people to pay $500 road
tax, or any other tax, which is not
borne by the fellows living in incor-
porated towns.
have spent my life in this
county; / was married here; every
dollar / have made is invested here;
all my interests are here, and will
continue here.
| / have paid more taxes than the av-
erage citizen, and l have always paid
these taxes cheerfully, and have never
been a "knocker" or a "squealer.''
: The people of this county know me
well, and l shall leave it to them to
decide whether or not am competent
to handle the finances of the county
of whether or not l have treated ev-
cry citizen fairly and squarely on all
subjects coming before the commits
sioners for consideration.
l have been fairly successful in
handling my own affairs and believe |
can be equally as successful in serving
| the people. | shall at least conscien-
tiously strive to do so, and whether
elected or defeated l shall continue in
my efforts to build up every interest
of the county.
If you see fit to again trust me with
will be gratefully appreciated, and |
your suffrages l shall assure you it
shall strive to the best of my ability
to deserve your confidence.
Very truly,
| Ad-w&Sun-1t C. MARMICHAEL.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29

Waters, Miss Esther Boulware and
Miss Minnie Spencer
Six members were present.
Owing to the absence of the secre-
tary the roll call was omitted.
Song, Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me-"
The meeting was closed by repeat
ing the Lords prayer.
The next meeting will be held at
the church on June 10. All are in
vited to come.
JULIA HI. WEBB,
Press Supt.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
COTTON PLANT

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Preaching at st. Johns next Sun
day. Everybody come and hear a
good sermon.
Rain is badly needed here.
Harvesting oats is engaging the at
tention of Cotton Plant farmers, and
the crop is fine.
Tomatoes are being shipped now.
Mrss. DR.. Veal of Martel spent the
weekend here visiting her son and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
cANTALOUPES SHIPPED FRO
MARTIN
FROM

We received a phone message
Tuesday from Martin saying that
Rev. John McDuffy, colored, had ship
ped ten crates of cantaloupes from
35-acre field.
Insofar as we know these are the
first shipment of cantaloupes from
this county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
board of public instruction of Marion
county will not be in session until
Thursday, June 4, 1914. This is on
account of the teachers examination
and the election coming on Tuesday,
the usual time of meeting.
5-29-1t J. H. BRINSON, Secy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
DINNER FOR THE VETERANS

AS long as the veterans of the civil
war survive they will be remembered
by the women of the south The an
nual dinner given them in Ocala will
be given as usual on June 3rd. This
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29

year the dinner will be given in the
armory. All the veterans are invited
and they can expect feast of good
things, for the Daughtt-s never dis
appoint them. Remember that a cor
dial invitation is given to all veter-
ans.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
CARD FROM Mr.. DAVIS

To the Voters of Marion County:
AS you know, on next Tuesday you
will say who will serve you as coun-
ty commissioner for district No. 8. So
take this method of asking every
voter to know that I will appreciate
any support rendered in my behalf.
Yours truly,
J. w. DAVIS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29

LOST-Pair 7-year-old black mare
mules, weight 1000 pounds each; blue
halter. Liberal reward. j. @. Lloyd,
Fruitland Park, Fla.-5-29-1t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29
YOUNG WILLIsToN LADY TO WE'D

Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Phillips, of
Williston have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Mildred to
Mr.. John Clifford Weimer, Jr., the
marriage to occur in June.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-29

Cornell University has received an
anonymous gift of 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17


q ~on,ier,,e, om bleD ilolaet
/ fa Eio, oIorfg e. blepet reforoe-
gel, % heller lite e stgrreIferue
paa Dc ioIote 1o,l1ter blepet tingla-
tie. Der er blepet opfert e,, Eel
Del 8pg,linger, % Gjerne bar
CLIENT, at &c ifuloe betale 5tatsifot,
Sellator @rgl1l1a bet1tes tilbn=
sc ira @nibington Ben %. MpriI
for at begDnoe iii Scamp for @ien-
nomination. 0ean atltaeer, at ban
illart pil fornlelt title fig iou1
&all6ioat. @a1erolnobofnt Mnbren
Miller er bullg Mobtanoioot og bar
ollereoe be9pnM tit @algfna1pogne.
Senator Brg1lna CT for aoinoens
Stemmeret. Get er en- oanife liffer
Ging, at apinoer,,e piI optrao
Stemmeret i Nor5 Dafota / q, ,rar
S1emtio, l,otalte bun 1m',p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
aort @iortalt.

Gnfefeiieri1loe11 al sN1pal1 CT
300 at ct @ierteo,1oe
1880 sSerrbanepogne tral1-
ges for at rugte GaIifornias slp-
% @itnotapling. SUor br1a-
tes Der finn $4,000 Nogrn.
10000 Mr6eioere ilnttebe
Mrbeioet 1 &ulgrllberne peb Oorf@
fibre, Gnglatlb. Sc forlanger Naa-
leg i Mrbei6slgnnen.
Sppolitionsportiet sSSapall
Tiger at iptte Megieri1gen UNDER
Migsret paa @rllnb al 5~laa6eifan-
6alen. Ser er itor 8ebggelie belle
9mnbet ODER.
Mlc Miisliolnrrer / Smegnen
al Sian Tl1 i sbenii 8ropi1ts / ST.
no er beororet at fflp til 5bio11 81
for 8eifpttelie moo Ngperbmocr,
Der plmrorer ! 0megnen.
Geo 9Diorti Srlouo, fanot
man ,mlia gtelettet al Ell Mato
Ifom bite Zig at baue Dcpret 10 500
|bgi ge6 at nraale fro Goppen al
.&obe6et til &oge1t bite Muulet 18
CONNER. Man tror at ocnt1e Scent
pc lepeoe i l1rtibel1.
England nil lape II i'otpre
|9reaonoargbts paa gmloet, sr ITO
gen o11ber Mipal fuar to foeroig,
metallic Naooe,ni,liiter @inltptl
Churchill forleoe11 Gag: 9stritc
+9lnrs Tlaoenlbget er $257,75O,O0to
Sire al dsie DGIoige sloNifibs
5brnrrner Ole iiteoeffor Sui.
Mri5o1n er Der en- Ma,,o..
ir,1r er1,arer iia pco at fatage Mop-
pcrilonger .oa 1arol,tllas Son
|iuIger oisie forliae sfabni11ger %
|ticter garifc goot, hrettes Der:
aS1@S%EGlHs@ SAftM Tg-TE4aIA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17


aaeifeerrbtoaio,,e osoe orlen a
lem Nor eeollieu. 6aat bar en-
ii Sc betpoeIigite 5ar'nere DaaD-
no1ne'l 60, ibet la,l bapoe benimoo
1Go slercs UNDER Dprfning.
80 Ma,,o i st. 9utul prboe-
De orleoen at inlge 5tatsfopitoIiet
til Slali,ls arleeer fra @igeloip,
|M:inn.. men % 3a,roelen life lpfte-
ocs, isog o. bonn % frotog bom
$500: San bor ioo meotaget at
ben baaroe 8ebaa,oling, at bon life
oar iitatn6 tit at gibe Ell affllrot Be
ifripelie of oeres lloSfeltoe til 30
litiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
bliocr MGbc panotats:

electromagnetic / Dorfibire bar Ell
meget Iigefrem Metbooe tic at gre
beres afnpe r1n,terpropi~, 1nd at
Matrpier, 6iifere, Nocgere % anore
RGrings0rlpel1oc, Der ITO pure noe.
i al Slogs SER, life bebeper at
|bIipe ge11nemblpote. Jremgangsmoa=
ben er fife bnnifeligere, eno at en-
bper 6usmooer / lit Stem fan efterz
|ligne 0en; &eceptcn lpoer lnolebes:
S EN- @ot Mpm Gan0 nplgler mar
8 2oo Gall0glos, / ct allhet SAB
oplpier mon l 500 Mlllln / to Softer,
@a1r0;; / ct treble SOB / 2oD gnl
8aofeipbe / cit Ypt Galrb. Mour
oft er uplplt, lis set hele iger1nen
ct &laoe og Manoes maleoes / ell
.@rp6e. Derpoa 111ao set lno pan
.Ia1giom Sis og utrnffe" alffna
life foge iterft ! Is Iiirne eller
3 aparter.
Get alnOe, Ser ifal prupareres,
bliner ltobreot paa Ell Nlaoe eller ct
=Strpacbrrot, uneo &ettelt ueoao, or
.bliper 0erefter bprltct or11nDigt og
.regelmRsligt meb Sen enoml por11e.
8la1t0ina: Gt1 FLO Nprite er MOO
Denoig BERTH. Moor 5tofiet er be-
banolet loaleoe5 bul,ger 1l1ol1 Set
til Igrring. Muur Set er gobt tgrt,
bliDer Splpsril1gen otter parn1et og
L4lRbet igen hgrltct oerneb, 1fobig
boo @rangiiiben. Derpaa opba1ges
BET 1neget glnt % liac til Egrring.
% bermeo er Set iproigt til 8rlg.
Mssm fan rl1Iie 5fofffet, on ,na,, bill
men man ifal life itrpee oct.
So man life brl,ger ret meget al
0pleSnineeal fan Salpoelen al Den
obe1lfor augipne Mpngbc bore til
ftrpffclig eli pripat 0l1sbolonit1g.
nplest,ilaen fol1 o%pbepores poa Ct
|folot steo o. goot tilonffet / ct
Har Tiger % fau otter nl,penoes eli
|eller flere Gouge. Dua n,aa mon
lite bruce ben iprit tic n,grffe
|faa IL Ipiere sfoffer. Sci moolaftc
|laoer iig oerfnnoo gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
1Btsrut,sut.

@oliticbef S. 9. MebGer ! 60
CROSSE er lebet l1eget npiereglle1l-
Sc meb alt, bbao oer faa folbes
Spill ser / 8pen. Jorrige 2eroug
glften erflgre0e bo1,, at Ben ferlte
@igarbanoler, ser tillob iil1e @ln-
ser at faite Gnrrliuger o11 Gign=
rer, bilbe blipe arrelterct.
Set fprlte 6nrmtercs co=opcrar
the Gaifert / Staten er oprettet !
Mtlltopn, Yulf County, ibct Sm-
eg!nelts 5arlnere for tagct Mftier
for $4,000 i Uoretage,l0et. Ser
l%lolopeoes Tor nogen JiD iioen Ell
8elpn,i1m at $500 for oct fgrite
M1lrg al oe,n1e Nlrt / Staten, %
9citprelien al set npe @alfert per=
ter at erpbre 6erune Yrpn1ie.
MflplbsiMf ira olle &irfe=
lami111o ieaer at gjpre ct 5torm=
lgb paa Mabiiml, for at faa co
loonerne lb al 6crnc llniucrlitets<
Bp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

S 2eoo bar Mopore,l ,loiteM
Jorbllb moo Mgper- % Morobille=
Der poo 6ilmtbeotrele / Bpen.
S ct Nnfalo at 5inbiDge prp=
peoe Gburles Senien at Gbolf
Butte, Meaoe County, at ifpoe i'm
!@uitrn lloer1 @elo, Nuorefter BON
tog @ift og 0p0e.
Sc melocS ira ale 9ele al
Moieba,b, bpor ginterbpeben begDn=
Ser at ipille Ell pigtig Molle, at
6enne SGonrt bar itaaet Jig gobt
| 2pbct al 8interen % at ben CT
inroeles loperoe. Gen rigelige Meb-
ber i be iiolte faa Tiger oil fatte
Sart / Snebens BRfft.
- Nylono & Gorcoran / Miller
lit Jig fprleoen ira st. Hal1l til
ienbt 100 Stpffer 8nag, lom bar
fonunet fra Canada, bpilfet par Sen
|ferite 6orienoing al lit 5lags til
6enne Gel al Staten. &nGget Dar
L goo 5tonb % bapoe Ell beore
|6aurbeoefning enc @peg fra SD-
ben.
Otter ct langt 5omlip fif Mr.
og Mrs. $. 3. 6a1rlon / Butler
Gotpnfbip oglau Sob til at fglges !
|@rapen. 9gngltet pe6 iin Man6s
|5Dgbom og bgjet al slloeroom op=
be Mrs. San'on meoens benoeS
Ma11o, lioe1,oe al 2ungebetanoelie,
lao i @ebiter @oipital. Der fglgen=
BE Dog 6eoe ogioa Mr. @onion,
~ Mar gammel, og De blep iamti.
|big hG tilbpile peo b%innl1bens 81.
be.
Nrti-solooarlianer i $40 On.
1fota an9riber meeet beftiet oeu
fonrn1l,11nle 5nloon i sisnton.. 81.
gaen5 Mbpofnt, @ol1rit6 Mtner
paaitoar, at set ,1loDligt at 6ripe
len misunderstanding og fullbe Der:
|for luffes. Der panitnaes ogfoa
lat mar bor 8ebiler ior, at Weiirr=
lbreaari9e bar fuaet fidbe itnrfe
|@riffe Ger, og at Druffel1ifaben
8pen bar tiltaget 11bDre, iioe11 Gu.
Ioonen blep aabnet ben Lite Sl,li
1918. Jorretringsfolf merer og
Iioa, at 5aloonen bar ifa0et @pen
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H..&+o.J Onsker L ct Chr frit! Tilskriv GLAD
0NIIeb: TON Elkhsrt, Ind.


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Junna.

Gen 10 Mor gn,1le 9Dle Dn=
bis, asiilterenoe @oltmeiter i Cons,
CT laapiOt pioeS oclr pltglte Mun0,
ser lmgenlinoe bar erbolM gggte-
ifuibsbepillillg il10en Staten. @rll-
ben bar tire s(ar rlore % altlaa
mDroig.
Demofraten SSa,1es Saul CT
.Mepet palgt til 8orgt1eiter / Due
bltqlle meo cit Maiorttet al $50
5temmer. Sans Mooita,loer oar
gdgnr SHILLING, Der 1gete golg ION
,1politiif &u,1oioot. Sc mnore gm-
beoer bellies mellem Demofraterne
% Gliioniitpartiet. Demofratert,t
bar Magten i 8pltpret.
So groer iuas .1neget Iom 40
Jarntere, SSpm ct Settlement en=
ffer ll1roerDisning /, bporleoes DC
ifnl ie, ON 0eres Spin bdr aolera,
og M,1penoelien al 5erl1m MOI
,5pg0onmelt, bill Sc faa fra 2a1ro.
b~rltgslfulen Ell Manb, lom gipe,
Dem al Sen 0plpsning, lorn DC tren-
ger. Sc ilipper 3 beta4e for bet
Set CT 2anbbr1nsifolens @eniigt a
l9tte ipGrf Ell itor &an1paglle MOI
Spinefolern ! Mar.
MeIlem 40 og. so Mallo
1Stotens 6orbeoringSan1talt bar l1o.
talt 9nifet ONT at ltofgre G~eiarbei6e.
Ser er nlt Ell 11p Sob, iom tilluoer
S%traffonger at arbejoe poo Geiene
Get er Meningen at ier10e ro Dem.
@pm lar Met til Narol. Maar Com
n1ere11 CT oper, oil. De fna iii 6ribef
poo 8arol og ilipper ioaleoes a
nel,be tabage til Gtraf allltalte1l
;M:fm tror, at Oct pil bore beloig1
for Dem at iao Bette @eiarbeioe mel.
lem Jpugielsobolbct og Jribeoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

EE &-G=tE
0iamantbrpllnp. @oar0brl1ger
SeOer Ielnmerboel % !0nltru Sri
finv, feot 9anmneritao, fejreoe ser.
Is. Marts Oianmntbrpllup poo
@aaroen Seierltao / gitre Gotten.
Brno % 8rl.ogom er begge 81 Mar
gunle, men %frentoeles pes fnlo aan-
oelig % leGemrlig @iggr.
Slagte1 Eb1m1erbpel CT oprin-
belig fra &orool, mems @mitruen3
6lagt Sammeritao er ira Gote,,=
biife1.
Sober Ismn1erboel opertog olle-
reoe 1854 &ouroen Seieritoo i
Net1abpgoen, iom oen @ong par Ct,
lille, p%aaregtet gienoom. Mle11
peo en- lialoen Sbaroigbeo % Dn=
tul1te drbeloe6e BON Oen frem til
at blioe Ell itor, pelltelt 8onoe-
gaario9, lom allereoe i SO-slarere
gap Ell flor aorpis Mffaltniug. Sor0-
nle1 por % ~oparbejoet og uopioet
tor Daiaaleltof, og @ooroens puie
bar o1rbpgget. Men set intenie
@uarosarbeioe bapoe Iiot pa
arpfterne, % / 1884 operoroa ban
ilellooa1llen til ben befienote 8or,=
Dnpib seierltm, TOM Dberligere
bar oparbejoet ben tore % pafre
9aotengnnro.
1T sggteifob bar Dinnpa,1tbr1,-
0efptorret bbapt to 3stre, iom er ino-
sgiftet Sc betpoeIieite @anrobrr=
gerlGgfer boo goten. .s. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Farlme / NeWYOrk.

Scat, med sundt Klinna, god Jord, podt
Wand 1,snxr.JernbznesoezB yer, med eo-
s3esBygninger,rsslges meget billigt %
Sp4zletteVilkaar. Adressef gives paa
saiasskkeeLandmxnd fra V1essten,
ssaIskkssbts Fzruleha % gjeme 81
ssanladissl1l1end behjslpelige.N Bulle-
dnss55;smedz116OxFarmesfo So,oR
lnlddfelof6eielleO plysninger sendes fit,
NfoLDENHAWER, Sksnd.Assist
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