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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. and Mrs. n. r. Harmed re-
turned from the West Saturday evening"
L, A. jacques attended the x. of T.
meeting in Montpelier Monday.-Miss
Marion Cornell, who has been seriously
III. is improving The Rev. and Mrs. ".
c. Howard were in Johnson Saturday -
Miss Edith Ladd, who was the guest or
her aunt, Mrs. S. r. Pope. several days,
returned to Burlington Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Pope have returned
from St Johnsbury. There were 81 tick
cts sold al this station for the excursion
Tuesday Work on the new school build
ing began Monday with Mr.. Cushing Of
Burlington as bulder.-Ernest Brooks
and family Of St Adams were guests at
J. A. Watkinss over Sunday.-Mrs. Mary
Heminway of Belvidere is a guest of her
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hem
inway. Mrs Coburn and children are
guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. b.
Richarris.-Warner lodge No. 80, F.. and
A. NJ. entertained members from Jericho
and Essex Junction Thursday night. A
banquet was served by the ladies of the
q. r. s. at Woodman's hall. over 1N
were present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
NORTHFIELD.

Miss Harriet Bahcock of Brooklyn is
with her niece, Miss Lima Brooks.-Mrs,
NJ A. Manley of California Is a guest of
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RULES FOR THE ADVERTISER
eoms Suggestions to Help the Wer- chant Strike Homo Wtth estilng
 Arguments

The first rule for effective sdvertis- i'm is simplicity" Let there be sim phcity h the way the text Is written. the illustrations made: in the design in& h the color scheme. The only relative to simplicity is "vulgarity. and they're not on speekfng terms. They are twin sisters. however. 60 that if you are not courting one you must bs under the spell of the othen
 The second rule Is "Directness. Come right to the point Make the statement decisive. positive-1ust as 1T you believed 1t yourself. II can De done without presumption You co not have to apologize for merit M your goods, therefore your statement must be as convincing as your proo uct is good.
 Tho third ru3D Is Have Individual ity" You can do this without offend Ing simplicity and directness. and yet remain consistent to them Don't blindly follow the leaders.
 The fourth rule is Be Hardy An nval" Don't expect to keep your bust ness running for ten years by adver- tising In one. You will have to keep 1t up and make tt better each time. Tho methods ol lass year arc out of dats this year. Tho buytnS puhdp S indspendent and ndA cnahed to you. n ie your task to keep them inter eGted and convinced that your goods are the guods.-lowa City Republican.
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HOW TO ADVERTISE CHURCH
Should Get In Touch Ftrst Wtsh MOO ern ldeas on tiss
 SubjscA

There WIS formerly | cestes4 masC '
 In tho adssa. n r-.. s0 aaveA
 But the e-S-.1aAon Q tn0 pf1nciple 1o- sunes an increasing admfxture of brains to make the advert}sing pay. This is especially true of church ad- vertising. thinks the Chicago Interior. Although there is enormous annual increase tn the volume of advertising Yut forth in America" says this writer. ASho capahao Amsgfcm man o( a4tairA b fAsthes than ever befoSs from blind faith that to advertise~-any way. any whsre-is an omnipotent and infallibas method of getting business If the church is going to advertise, he con 1t had better. before h bagnA get enough in touch with modern ideas on the subject to apply intelligantly the principles of publicity which adh vertising experience has worked out" Further:
 "Blundering into publicity campaigns with a notion that anything Is useful that attracts attention. will lose tho church great deal more influence than is gained
 "Especially ought the church to note how promptly experienced pro moters oS advertising acknowledge that some lines of occupation are out tide the advertising range"
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ACTS As COMMUNITIES AID
oonoA1lsak etevei 0ut Usefui Position bsae 0esa crsatsd by uni.
 verstty of Illinois.

Cttes. tovna. villages and country nGlehboghoods in Illinois which want to better themselves have new in strpment to aid the services 0f the community adviser. q novel position 5net crsaksd by the University of Ilt sn0ia. Dr. Robert E. Hieronymus. for. maEly preaident of Eureka college and until recently secretary of the educa. Alnaal cnmmlesion of Illinois. has been appointed to the position and has be- gun his duties.
 While the university formerly was more than anxious to aid all commun- ities in their betterment work. 1t was neceaaary for them to come to the uni yerslty. New the university goes to tho community. for practically all of tho advisers time will be occupied in traveliDg over the state. The position is said to be now one in the United States.
 The whole idea ts based on the prtn- cipls that every community contains within itself the means of it's own bet terment and that social welfare Is to b. evolved from within. not laid on from without. The first step fin ob- tatning those betterments which can not come from individual enterprises alone. will be the attempt to develop . community consciousness. There is to be nothing of the "highbrow" in the movement-it is designed to b. in tensely practical in terms that every one can understand
 The adviser will cooperate by visits and by correspondence with local or sanisations agricultural. commercial social and ctvic-tn utilizing their io- .nal edncation reeoufces for the promo ton Of vocational education. especial. ly in the new neldS. Locl school boards and tsachers will be enlisted n this campaAgn.
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Sec tho Morsa h .Thsss

Once upon a time the business men of a certain town paid more than ol0O for space in a paper designed (ths solicitor said) to reach the public. for there were to be thousands" of them printed. But when they came out ap6 the money was collected 1t was dis covered that only the business places and homes of the men who were bled got any copies of the paper. The mor- al Is: Why should any merchant pay 50 per cent more for space in cir culay than 1t costs him in his homo newspaper and at the same time reach not to exceed s per cent. of the peo- pie who see the local paper. and nons who do notf There are come good advertising propositions outside os the newspaper. but there should bs d. crimination used in patronizing them They must be something that have excuses for existence other than that somebody needs the money Kent (O.) Courier.
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'i,Ng0 nIQvvRr
 M HELPS
EvERY TOWN NEEDS CLEANING
ThosV Do Ahways Good Worn tor
 Village Improvement Society eo DO.

ueeu ' you live in well-kept town 0oro 1s much that can be done to Dake it sttll more attractive. says the xanaas Industrialist. Work that you do with trees. shrubs. grass and the tn cans back In your alley will in- crease the vaiua of your property and g1ve you . good appetite.
 Tor village Improvement to be nost sucesssful the city government and the private citizens must CO opeEafe." says M. F. Ahearn. assist ant prolessor of horticulture at the KAnaas agricultural college. Let the civic Improvement clubs. together with the municipal government. offer pt1aes for the best appearing lawn and the lawn showing the greatest Improvement in looka. Garden con tosts should be started and the pro ducer helped in selling his products. Get everyone interested in the work. Try to develop . community spirit and mako -eacA citlsen feel that his aid is essential In carrying out the plans for the betterment of his municipality.
 Have . .cleanup' day to begin with. 6gk the paople interested in keeping tho streete and especially the alleys .eaoan BlSty alleys breed files and d1saAsa. Rtant shrubs and trees and s0w g11ns @eoed h the pArkings- Pruns tAe trees and dSht the tent caterpih hrs anA other troublesome Insects send stsee dleeases. Doctor those trees thats aze ln5ursd. Houses should bo Dalneea and tho building of cement walks and pAvinG of streets started.
 "A village improvement society can n sGr8Antnod to look after the differ ent pAases of the work. Encouraging tho bsttee cultivation of nowers. fruits an1 vegeeAbles wtll be one of its du- 41oa. The society can give an annual Acuer -ahow and demonstrate the aH t1ofic possibilities of each flower. Leo lnges gtven by the organization wii' 1aguseful. also A great a~-s .an Do h0ne in cIeve-'-,o ~ ana DeautlIyin0 = sa;ausA grounds and when Arbos dav comee let t be observed hy plant 1ng eOnne sroperly selected shade tsaGa. the woEh to be under municipal contrcl instead of being done wholly by individual landowners"
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Immortal Enoravsna.

If we work upon marble Q win per ish. If we work upon brass. time will efface 1t. If we rear tempies. they will crumble into duet. But H we work upon immortal soula. N we imbue them with principles, with the just fear of God and love of fellow men. ue engrave on those tablets some thing which will brighten to all eter- nity.-Danjel WebsteR.
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Wasted steps.

Recently two women living In one of the remote townships of an eastern state met for 8 talkfest on country styiss. and during the conversation ono of the pair mentioned the fact that her son had left home and had gone to the city to learn a pyofes- don.
 That's very nice." responded the other, ''only. of course. t always seezns hard to break the home circle What profession fs he GoAn' tD leeruT
 APharmacy." aAswered che first. "Ws decided that he could do just as well at that as anything"
 Gone all the way to the city to learn thatI" exclaimed the second dame. with a look of amaxemenA ' should have thought he could have learned 1t better right here on the farm!"
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Lots Like That

{ A certain famous skyscraper builder said in his New York ofuce the other day. apropos of costs and values
 Costs and values get confused be- cause there are 60 many men who. II sunshine had to be paid for. would swear that gas gave much more bgil liant light"-New York Times.
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Too Much Action.

We admire action in business man. but ti is well to remember that the man who is all action and no thought finds tt necessary to use much of that action in correction of mistakes.
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.sner,.lx .plesd es America

Comparins the growth of the AmsrS ean people w1tA tho growth of blads of ,Graas. Rabh AbrAm Simon spoks at RhaIedslDhie- '@rhs Story os . BIade C 0snnur vas his topic.
 ..ss smoA ching as blade of nrass nossias . nassage to the Amerf .oan peopaa~ eaad Rabht simon. From tko Hee o1 | hlade of grass the people o6n tnko mAaaags Of life. industry. annocsacy. sesvteA and beauty.
 Gpaaking ca tAs lasa of these. hs anid: .sBeaueS ' the nesd of our eountry. Ameslcans have not realized 11o lessaa tanoAt hs the blade q nvasa. Thsy have not learned to beau TT evesything. hate dirt and filth. nKcaish things snloveR and rude. If
 ISv haA ve wo~iA have no tenement <lGlr1ctsv ID crovded rookeries, no
 maaulaptnring cities. and no
 TT 1snpa. \ blade of grass S u1ssl1 ail its oun t 1t inspires tho TT poopls ta desire beauty"
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countIro the caeh.

It costs more for [ dull merchant to brush the dust on his goods thap | would to advertise and sch them.-EE change
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To Prevent Blood Poisoning

ippiy at once the wonderful old reliable DR PoRTER'S ANTIsEPTIc HEALING OIL. a sur 9icaI dressing that relieves pain and heals as khs eame ttune, Not lkniment. 2Sc. soc. Sl.0c
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1sn = - ~ T ,. shs Assu.'
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so - lsak ls.

6eo - teak 10.
 <u16o Mho would do soms [ Wpoldn1 loae 70 much t1e h0oes in my pockets" 0SSh. Tho only hole h 111k tAat he loses money &1n at the top.- replied n1nnau NuQuireR.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-08-07
, >Iip Puss - sielkly

S.i.ea strsS n@hen1ng toeIe.
 78 261o xu5uc. 6rivee eat
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(Puhicity) ACT No. 3 p1e1osrD .x YxxrxATrvzS SzzTTzoH.
 A0x 10. 2.
vunx.xczxr Aur.

| Dns for an Act te Bs Entitled SAn Act to Reduce the Expenses Of Fup- fishing Measures Submitted under the Conetitutaon; Providing for the Publi- cation of ali General Acts of the 0en- eral Assembly; for Giving Publicity to the Orders of Certain Boards and the Expenditures of Public Money. and fof Other PRrpoaeG:"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound har veret mig til stOrt GAVIN
og, jeg befinder mig nu udmerket.
Nit System er nu regelmaessigt, Ma
veondet err fjernet og Smerterne har
forladt. mig. De maa BRUCE NIT
Navn, hvis De gnsker dette. Jeg er
stolt af de Resultater, som Deres
L@gemidlef har udrettet for. mig
Mrs. MARY GAUTHIER, p Ridge
St, Montpelier, vt.
Ethvert retsindigt, intelligent Men
neske maa %indr1mme, at en- Medi-
Gin like kunde bestaa og vinde i
Popularitet i nesten fyrretyve Aar,
og idag besidde Beviser for Tusin-
der og after Tusinder af Kure,
hvilket er Tilfelde med Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
uden at den. maa besidde store
Egenskaber og virkelig Vardi. 4Saa-
dame Mediciner maa' betragtes og
nRvnes som ledende og tilforlade-
lige af enhvert tankende Menneske.
Hvis De nare den mindste
Tvivel ON at Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound vii
hjelpe Dem, skriv da til Lydia
e. Pinkham Medicine Co. .(Con-
fidential) Lynn, Mass, ON
Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aab-
net, last og besvaret av en- Kvin-
de, og holdt i 'streng Fortrolig-
he'd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

90 %pe1.tneit bonl man ifpIber sen Ell
ter, io1n ligser l,oenfor ben mariitii.
me fulfilling % boiler fig Us mel.
lem itore 8eorifter. lloen bom pnr
pei beller lite ben norite geilfport
bragt til, set bic % erefuloe
Sta,1opunft, ben ioag inbtager. Dg-
Snn poa bette Omraobe bor ban Ell.
Joregaa1gsmonb fom ,aomtrl,ttgr %
@pgmeiter.
Collin Arcber far / sonobeb ct
rigt arbeioslib at ie tilboge poo;
ban bar paret lit Gaorelano en-. gpb
ssn, % pioen ON bar ban brogt
bets Mnpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
9uh Bsknta.

- Carl 'Dale fit forleoen EN-
poI6iom DG ner Gettysburg, ioet
bans @eite fprattg lgbif. meoens
Fan fierte 66ripen.
Morti11 Sobnipn og 9. a..
5onitegaro, Der begge / Sc iioite t
Mnr bnr peret nnfotte io11 4orn<
inbfjgbere gisieton, BOT figbt Eur
1er elevator ogs bill begpn6e eger1|
Correcting.
5tateng Sfottefommisiion bar
SEN ifatbore g9r6i al ale &C.
Iegrnfielifaber inoen 5taten til
1929, 538, bpilfet er $t00,0 900 mini
Ore END forrige Mar, meoens Gele-!'
fonieIfober11es 5fnttebar6i er for
.eget peo 100000, ioet 6isie gien-
6omme It'll er lat til 81, 1925
5H .#& go @R%f @ t{ss n
z. ~ Mutoriteterne i 8ierre barI
sen 3ote Suli .eipef getilling til tre
npe Banter, bporof ben enc ct 81
ti3ens 8anf anb Eruit So. Of Ser
million meo en- aapital at $4,000
to an6re ,er Security State|
'@ne1f Of ggan % @itf5ens state
8anf pf Bloomiugton bpers meb'll
en- aapitaI at $4,000.
!. :. iRommisiionen for 9totens
Deltngelie / Observation-Disclosures
bapoe fornpIig Mgbe W}itcbeH 90
;bellrtteoe at ti~lpeiebrirge Sc $40.
900, ION Ell BDening Dil foite. Der
ipnteg irroen commissioner at bore
g%tetuniit,,g fol, at et2Moispaloos OPP
|fsres iom 5tates Bpening, men Der
bar nogen gDipI on, bporoiotgDe-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
Nnrl Bsknt..

- S San1estomn er i oisie Doge
Ggtepieoe Sobm Heterion % Miis
Moie. 9pm inrnt elmer 8erg %
Miis MtarD Danner.
&up Dillon al Drapton blep
loo boorot .fpeitet, at ban nnnulfe
pit os, me6ens g. S. Mroies al Ga
polier fit NGfe og &ropeber brut=
fet, beb at en- Muton1obl p9lteoe /
@refter. @obert Gong, Der fiprte
M%aifinen, flop uifabt ira set.
9en &omite, Der bIep neojot
for at f9tte @an0o >Weeieri iga11g,
bor iom 8eitprer iifret Jig &C. e.
2arion al Milaeo, Mimn., og efter
giennemgaaenoe Torbe6ringer er
MnlGgget mi cabinet for Drit.
Mange Selte, oer. er befunone
at bere imitteoe al Daurine, er /
Mc&en5ie County beorbrebe ifubt
at &egieringens Snipeftgrer, % set
bar patt megen Spbioielie, at Sne-
ivpis al ioaoaru1e Dpr, Der for al
minoelige 6olf ioa no iom friife,
er blepne ne6ilagteoe. Megieringe11
betaler piItnot Ell @ootgigrelle, men
set er loa ,lioet, at Eabet bliper
meget fgleligt.
Sets. Serbere pnbiere9e forle,
Den Aften giennem @ra11b SORTS,
moerpeiS fra 2atota til Seem Oorf.
for berfra at tage fer1te Dmpifibs.
lejligbeo til Serbien. 6glgets So,
rer uotalte un0er Sen forte Stans
/ @ran6 SORTS, at iaobel ban fom
banS &ammerater bar &eterane1
fra Sen tprfiife aria .og at De MI
baitebe tilbage for igjen at tre0l
ino / @efferne. SOM bar operbe.
piit ON, at Der i 6e Toreneoe Sta-
ter lite par en- ene1te Serber, oe1
lite bar piIlig til at fRnupe for Sci
gamle. &iemlan6.
On Smltrejfer neo Mapn
George @rom11, Der mellem Grant
SORTS % Sarge bopbe Uoffet Jig
|fri Sernhamereiie meo Greet Mort5'
ern @urtigtog peo at frbbe op poo
en- Bogus Sag, bleb %unoerpeiS oper.
falot al en- a1ben 2anoltrDger, oel
ogiaa. ~befan6t Jig paa .Gogntoget
Deune> fratog bam lite olere 81
faa Sfillinger, ban baboe pau Jig,
men befoleoe BAN at boppe at So
get, mebens bette gift me6 cit Start
al 40 Mn i Gime11. @pomn tigge-
Sc og boo for fit 2ip, % Sejerber-
rem, bbis gaapn par 9ebin, par TIL
iioit iua p0elmoig at frafaloe lin
8efaling og looe fit Offer fiere til
@illsboro. Ser fortalte 8romn ON
Sen 6ore ban bop6e beret fteot |
og> beo Eogets Mnfomit til @rono
|5olfs blep 2ebin orreiteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

lMdlS lIiGl OF
sowing hele III
den, med Anfald
af Kuldegysnin-
ger, og havde
opsyulmede Hmn.
der og Fodder,
Min Nave var
Uorden, jeg fGl:
tie Sanerter |
min Side og hay.
de en- tung Ho.
yedpine Diet me.
cto az n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
En- kWdde ! "a
daarIig 1lstand.
gjenvundt Helhredet we'd Lydia
=. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

III Montpelier, Vt. wi har stor
ITillid til Deres Lmgemidler. Jeg var,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14


6ra SfiieaI 1meeoooeles, ro
for lltio,,b for Gioen mooelIeler q,
Butte al Biego llllmann. Den ifol
] gronce % uflsres y Gel.
ioro ! September.
2ensmanb Anberien, 9inoolen,
iom FOR oner ct Mars Eib iioen for
inanM fro gpgoen, ifol M bore ft
i Aafioroen % @oloerh1no, Eren.
oelagen. Som gap Jig no for at
bore, @ianoltemmer.
Minbetepeu spaa 8iItop @egel.
lens 8rab. Mfileringen al Minoe'
%lte1e,n pao 8iitop Bepeliens @rat
poa Domtirfegourbeu / Gron6biem
|fcnot Steo Den 3Ote JSa1lt. At1lp'
rin9stalen boloteS at Statsnop}'
&onom.
8agefpmiteen ,tbtaler at forbea'
p9renoe Statsroab tGosn9S' &e1'
lion, 5000 @r., ber bortfaloe, mer
.forelIaar 8elebet ubbetult in6til bi'
oere. 6osnes bar Statsroao ! p
Moaa,eoer og bar iolt oppebaaret
10000 @roner. :
2pae rArbeioeren", Sbbo, ia,
netop foffet fine Meolemn1er Ell ito'
@I9be, i0et 6 al 2ogens Mfeolem'
mer bar anffoffet ct elegont &tanr
iom ifal bore til fri Mfbenpttelfe
for 2ogen, for ienere at forare Del
til 2ogen iom sets falte Gienoom.
e(fifeb meb &eniium. 6prpoeter
peo 5ielpa SIR Soin g. @erum Ell
meooelt Mfifeo meb' 900 @r. oarlia
i &eniion al Statsfasien. ST.. 81
rum, iom mi er 70 Mar gamInM,
bar peret / 6prpeenets Eienelte
IL Mnr efter ti0ltqere at babe Doe.
ret Gfibsfgrer.
@lasmeiter @olct, Maleiunb, fei
reoe forleoen Sag so Mars Subj.
lel1m iom -&uc,1tbGrfer. Tro6s itint
90 Mar er BON gmife fiRf. Sons
Some n1oo lele Mpiierne fpr ban
bier Sag, ioo ban fplger goot meo
nj o9 til tager ban Jig ogiaa e1
aajarbeioeritreif / tgrpmsb. 8,
fleite al @aiarbet6erne peb 8erger1
Ife % Moroenfieloife DmpfftbSieI
lfdbers @fspeoition i Eromsg ba1
neoloet Mrbeioet paa @ru1b a
l1oberensitemmelie meo Gfspe6itg
rem. 2osntngem af Sfibem fore
gaar be6 Sielp al Sc faite Gor
memo og @ontorperionolet.
Zen fgrite Ia6rif i Rorse fo'
6remitilliag al sprit At sf
|falosluo fra Gelluloiefdbriffter ri
/ en-. 11ar Jremtib blipe o1plogt
Drommen. Senere bill Der n,1tuge
Zig blipe bpgget lignen6e 6abrife1
pon flere steber / 2o,rbet. sri 5,
ca. 100000 Sons @elluloie, iom nj
p%rooucereS / Moree, bill Der ial
fllnne ubpinoes 2O-25 Millione1
2iter SPIRIT. GU rinoer oenne
@anoet meb Establishment.
Minieet paa 8reffe / sfien bar
oise Gage mootaget en- soberoroent
Zig bgr0ifulb @ope. 81. Sigtri
Sbien bor nemlig ifienfet Muiee,
Senrif Sbiens itore 8ibliotbef. Des,
uoer er Mltfeet blebet o~perorage,
fnmtlig 5plpfranie og 5lgifer ii
Digterens 8oare iamt motuget So:
to9rafier al &enrif Sbien og Srt1e
&%'onierDator @lte6 Dor forleoen
&riitiania og mootog @anen, Jon
bleb fenot til Observation-Disclosures %
lbgior6e bele II &olli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

sjelbeut ulaa set bel oniees for
at p9re, at en- Sloemor benimo0s so
Mar gommel b9rer ct @nrn til
Doaben met bette 9ilf9lbe inotrof
i Mamot Strife forle6en Spnoag,
lfripes til n9itl." ira @eno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

ssasbers &apirinOnitri, iom
netop bar operituaet en- %langparig
@treif og bar g~ienin6taget co.. 80
at Sc 5treifenbe, bor f~ornritaltet en-
Sur for ollie tine Arbeioere. til SUI
milG11msnoitillingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14


q anrDf.
81 81 t6ietbsts Grnber i geifen er
beiluttet iat UNDER Aominiitrotio1,:
sSbieas spiieitueinpentar er oper-
oroeet Sb'enbusfomiteen Grim,
ftoo.
9aSsoa 8aaroen, SorpH ! Stang-
bit tinoes &u1,begras lom maaler
4 Dieter 60 Gm.
stprtinaet bebilseoe moo Is 81.
s1OO, 900 8r. til Morges 9eltngelle.
Il SON Jroneisco-l1bltiQingen
Aongeu bar gipet lamtlige 1jene-
re nreos Ioanilie &artoutfort til H0-
1tillmeen - ialt Sort pr. LOO
4rpner.
&pmgtn par nplig i 5reorifsitoo
90 operrafte SmoaleneneS Snfan-
terire9iment beres npe Some. !
20 mefaniife Mrbeibere bar Ser
gens metonilte &Grtite6 maattet foo
fra 9anmorf. Ser ler Mangel poo
pel ppeoe norite Mrbeiocre.
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