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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WOULD
BEAUTlFY CITY OF LAMBERTVILLE
Recommends Appointment of Shade Tree Commission
Counci.-Wll Meet to Discuss Commission
Government Sept. TO-


At particularly busy meeting of
the trustees of the Chamber of Com
merce, held at Secretary Hayhurst' S
office last Thursday evening, a GER
tificate of Incorporation was signed,
resolutions recommending a shade
tree commission were adopted, and
it was decided to hold meeting on
September 10 to discuss the merits
and dement's of commission govern
ment.
The certificate of incorporation,
which will be Immediately filed with
the Hunterdon County Clerk and
the Secretary of State, provides:
First, That the name by which
this association is known is the
Lambertville Chamber of Com
merce;
Second, The purpose for which
this association is formed are to
cultivate public spirit and to work
for the material welfare of the
City of Lambertville;
Third, The business of the
organization shall be conducted at
the City of Lambertville, County of
Hunterdon and State of New Jer-
sey;
Fourth, Any person may become
a member of the Lambertville
Business League, or he may be
admitted according to the bylaws
rules and regulations of this organ
ization and any amendments there
which may here after be regularly
adopted;
Fifth, The number of trustees
of the organization shall be seven
CD and the names of the trustees
are: George w. Arnett, Elmer Helms,
Walter F. Hayhurst, Charles D.
McCracken, Jonathan M. Lambert,
George w. Massey and Theodore G.
Kitchin."
The members carried over from
the Lambertville Business League
and the unincorporated Chamber
of Commerce that succeeded the
League last year include: A. d.
Anderson, George w. Arnett, Joseph
Akers, j. B. Amisson, Lewis P.
Bodine, DR.. E. w. Closson, S. w.
Cochran, Fred. Coombe, Joseph
Cooper, j W. Crook, Charles M.
Dilts, Walter E. Ennis, Phil. j.
Faherty, Judson L. Fields, Joseph
Finkle, Samuel A. Finger, Andrew
j. Foltz, Alfred l.. Crimson, Werner
Green, Harry Groginsky, Warren
A. Greene, Walter F. Hayhurst,
Phineas X. Hazen, Joseph N. Hazen,
Elmer Helms, Charles +. Holcombe,
Jacob Helms, Isaac w. Holcomb,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22

removed to Heath's undertaking
establishment.
The funeral was held from his
late home on Monday, with inter
ment in Sandy Ridge cemetery.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22

William Danle, farmer, living at
Columbus, while walking on the
road was struck by an automobile,
sustaining a broken arm and injuries
of the head and legs.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22

Condemned after the discovery of
their infection with tuberculosis,
four COWS belonging to William
Haiti, farmer near Marlton, have
been killed by order of State author
tiles.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22

Members of the Society of Friends
of Medford will on Saturday, August
/, celebrate the Tooth anniversary
of the erection of their meeting
house. Annie E. Stokes is receiving
the acceptances of those desiring to
attend this meeting.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22

The bottom has fallen out of the
tomato market. and some of the
farmers around ,Swedesboro have
carted their fruit back home rather
than dispose of them to shippers at
35 cents a crate.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22
South Jersey Happenings.
A new freight station is being
erected at Paulsboro.

Gibbstown authorities have starte,
a crusade against corner lounging.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-07-22

Continued on next page.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In the Probate Court of Twin Falls
County, Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
Brannan, incompetent.
Notice is hereby given that |, F. G.
Graves, guardian of the person and
estate of Sarah Brannan, incompe-
tent, pursuant to an order issued out
of the above named court, will, on or
after the list day of January, 1915,
sell at private sale the real estate be-
longing to said estate, towit:
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section fourteen (14
township ten (10), south, range fif-
teen (15) E. B. NJ, in Twin Falls
County, Idaho, to the highest and best
bidder therefor.
Bids or offers must be in writing
and may be mailed to OF left with the
undersigned guardian at Filler, Idaho
or mailed to or left with the Judge OF
the Probate Court of Twin Falls Coun-
ty, Idaho, for said guardian.
Dated at Twin Falls, Idaho, this 14th
day of December, 1914.
&c. GRAVES,
Guardian of the person and estate
of Sarah Brannan, incompetent.
Dec. 1922 30
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29

could not do it, instead he made a
counter suggestion that Hicks should
undertake the task, since he was so
certain of the success. For his part
the secretary agreed to divide all that
the estate might be made to yield him.
Hicks reply was surprising. Owen,
like everybody else, had seen many
strange things in dreams, but never
had he known of any character in a
dream admitting or even suggesting
that he was a dream. Yet this is just
what Hicks did.
81 would, Owen, in minute if |
were talking to you. But this isn't me
at all. Pm only a dream, in reality
I'm sound asleep in hotel on upper
Broadway, where | am dreaming that
l am talking to you Tomorrow
morning I'll remember enough Of this
dream to make me go down to the
aviation field with sort Of Fremont
ton that Pauline is going to be killed
in an aerOplane."
How did you know about that wire
and that she is going to fly tomorrow,
asked Owen.
81 don't know that" said the phan-
tom Hicks frankly in his empty voice
There is third party IN this and
don't know who he is or much about
him, excepting that he is not living
being. He seems to be somebody from
the past, a priest Of some old religion
| ought to have studied about wher
| I was at school. l don't know what his
motive is, but he is with us. He
wants her killed for some reason. He
| brought this dream of me to you Sc
| l could explain.
| lyon needn't worry about the MAJ
on guard over the aerOplanes. Tha
man won't wake up no matter how
much noise you make"
How do you know" asked Owen.
| HE knows" replied Hicks, because
he has transferred the effects Of you
morphine from your astral body t.
his. That's how he knows. You ough
to know too. because you have takel
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29
CONSTABLE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that l, r. A.
Graham, constable in and for Twin
Falls precinct, will on Tuesday, jan
uary 5, 1915, at ten o'clock a. M, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, to-wit: One
brown mare six years old, weight
about HOO pounds, branded figure s
on right shoulder. The mare was TAX
en- up at the Samuel Cox place, half
mile west and two and quarter miles
north of Murtaugh, Idaho, about the
25th of October, 1914.
The sale will take place at the above
specified time at the residence of Sam
uel Cox at the above specified place.
Owner can have animal by proving
property and paying all costs, other
wise the said animal will be sold on
the date above mentioned to defray
costs and the balance of the proceeds
turned over to the county.
r. A. GRAHAM,
Dec. II Jan. Constable
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29
THE PfRILS Of PAULINE
CONTINUED from Page 81

that even the most honest of executors
and trustees OF such vast funds invar-
iAb1y became mysteriously wealthy.
These delightful mind pictures were
periodically interrupted by the plain
fActs-Pauline would doubtless re-
turn to earth as safe as she left it,
and he would remain as ever with
debts, bad nerves and a drug habit.
Over and over he saw that wire,
somat1ems tight, sometimes loose.
That wire alone lay between him and
all that would make life worth while.
He could not remember when he had
taken SO much morphine with SO little
effect About o'clock he fell into a
dose, and in that doZe came one of his
vivid opium dreams.
Owen behald Hicks enter his bed
room 1t was mot Hicks, the black
mailer, but Hicks, the counselor, who
told Owen how he might become rich.
Hicks was speaking to him in a very
different voice, very different from his
usual tones He spoke in sort OF
shells or husks of words. The conso-
nants we're there, but the vOwels were
lacking. Yet he heard as plainly as If
the red-faced man had shouted. Hicks
advised him to be a man, to show
courage for once, to risk something
and then reap the reward forever af-
forward Take your motorcycle, ride
to the aviation field before daylight
file that wire half through and fate
win take care of the rest"
But Owen lacked the nerve. He
feared that he would be seen sneakine
onto the field at night or at daybreak
Hicks replied that the field was de-
serted at this hour Owen insisted thai
the aeroplane would be guarded, and
even il it were not locked in its hanger
the first rasp of the file on the wire
would call attention Of some one or
guArd. No, it was too much, Over
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29
MCRTAUGH NEWS


Mesdames Miller, Johnson, Jensen,
Weatherly and Miss Grace Songer were
shopping in Twin Falls Saturday
Rev. Pemberton made business trip
to Twin Falls one day last week.
The postoffice has moved into the
johnson and Rawlins' store.
Mrs. e. NJ. Hooper visited with friends
in Twin Falls Friday and Saturday and
did her Christmas shopping.
Wilder Goss has been entertaining
his parents from Colorado. They left
Tuesday for Twin Falls to visit their
daughter a few days and will then re-
turn to their home. They were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. John
son Friday and by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
True on Sunday
Mrs. r. r. Kendell and Mrs. Elmer
Chance were shopping in Twin Falls
Thursday.
Bob. kendell was at the county seat
Saturday.
j. e. Steinour went to Kansas with
some spud cars belonging to the as
ISOLATION
Misses Alice and Maxine Hooper
went to Twin Falls Saturday returning
Sunday evening. While there they Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cpdegraff
and did some shopping.
Chas. Miller and Chas. Summers
have returned from north ldaro whe1 e
| they have i.een working for several
months on the State Highway.
| Miss Myrtle Pickett is home from
her school duties at Oakley to spend
the holidays.
Ivan Tolman spent Sunday in Oak
ley.
Mr.. Worrell left Friday with his car
for Oklahoma
| Mrs. Worrell and Blanche left Sun
day morning for their old home in Ok
lahoma.
Andy Hall spent last week in Bur-
ley visiting with his family.
w. G. Hall shipped two carloads of
hogs this week.
The Ladies' Aid met at Grandma
Halls home Thursday The next
meeting will be Thursday, December
81, with Mrs. w. G. Hall.
Mrs. Milton Smith did Christmas
shopping last week in Twin Falls.
X. R. Kendell attended the w. o. w
meeting in Twin Falls last Wednes-
day.
A farewell party was given Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. Worrell and Miss Blanche, Mon
day evening. They are going back t
their home i'm Oklahoma. Those pres
ent were Messrs and Mesdames Jen
sen, Cox, Jain, Lee, Decker, Wads
worth, Francis Johnson, j. A. Johnson
Weatherly, White, Hooper, True ant
Hunt, Misses Clara Milar, Blanch
Hovorka, Leah Rowley, Maxine, Ale
F and Marlboro Hooper, Mr.. Owen Car
, son, Fay Cox, Messrs. White and Car
, rol True. Refreshments were serve
, by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Jensen and tn
, crowd departed at a late hour wishin
!, them back again.
. A beautiful home wedding was sol
:. emnized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
= Sam Cox last Sunday afternoon. Thei
only daughter, Miss LA, was marie
p to Mr.. Elberta White, the ceremon
{ being performed by Rev, Pembertol
: Only immediate friends and relative
q witnessed the ceremony. They wi
Z make their home on a ranch NORTH
v west of Murtaugh. Their many frent
q unite in wishing them long, haipI
q and successful journey through lie
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on Jan
uary II, 1915, l shall apply to the
Board of Commissioners for one depu-
ty and such other clerical assistance
as may from time to time be necessary
to conduct the affairs of the office
OF County Treasurer and Ex-officio
Tax Collector.
]. HOWARD HEINE.
Twin Falls Dec. 8. 1914.
Dec. 8-15-22-29 Jan s.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-29
NOTICE

The partnership of e. r. Nussgen
and F. D. Montgomery, conducting the
Twin Falls Bakery, has been dissolved.
Mr.. Montgomery has chosen to retire.
and E. r. Nussgen will retain and con-
tinue the Bakery. collect all accounts
and pay all bills. Dec. 8 tt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

,1ep, ibp. Mloer,m1 fra 3bie @aro.
Gorilag om ny Sog oil blipc itillet
ocn 4be MpriI, til builfe1l Tib Cont
mems gflefperirW CT ll0int.
90 m,flnaeoe tilbrugtc Mattel til
Jreoag i 6trrgicl. &c oiloe lite
iig til &epurtcr,la. Sppras=
moalet Nm &lioMnams Shilling
iom sSlrpmnno pur oppe, efter at
sNlrper bar blepcn atlotallig g
Iorbsrct po~nbegpnbt. s ct Meop
ipr llrtfdbe Ggrc Mep @lfcbmunlH
Stat1,s p0crligcre 0rpitet, og &cild=
tatet pnr, at bun bcp gootien0t al
baooe Staten % 6orl oaret. County
aooofat S'9rien flyer, at enoifisllt
@,icbmam opri,r0clig life por ual9=
bar til N,rptieneitc, lnr oct intet at
bctpoe for SagerS ll0fal0, cfterpm
borr blcp go6fielot % cotf uitet lpall
Sssl,rnManb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
lSlroienot.)
9isfnsiionen ocu Is. Teb.

&c beoeS optoae %felgenoe::
5 oen al Miis M,ura sSlrbl omtoI=
te 01sfnsiion fren1fom Mr. Ner-
gaoro n1eo Sen l1otalelie, at apin-
ce'1 iffe CT oiplomotilf. sl,uno sx,hl
bar p1lt1'of al oiplomotiife Se,,ipn
1paref TN Sisoom til otter Disfug-
% ied itroleoeoe Gisfrsiiouel1.
tolm BET Mig oloria iro, at Set
futloe fgre til 5friperi i .lloeblo-
Droet bar il irit. Sea lfal
,tte gao ''ermere j|,o poo Muno.
sS''bls notolelier, Sd ieas life iii
lrgae selloa pan .l1aeblooet~s
spolfer til Ben oeroeo m1lia fre,,-
io''''1e 3ole'nif. Seq bill f,n beoc
N'1''a sitbl for el, a,,oe,, gonos
stpao at citere mine llotalelier
FORFEIT.
5af for 3ptaeelie,.
Soboi'nes aiirf6eonaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

gp,lote 9anien igienI, iom ri ollie
tog Da / meb 2pit % @lnoe.- "a
ri bap6e 0aniet cit 1intes Ei0 lgje1t,
fom Sc otter trent meb cit ,D Sner=
ralfelle for %, ,rernlig Ell Gotillion
Sons, ionl blep leoet poo cit no-
n,nrfet MQnoe, 90 Ell Nines SD
efter lmtteoes 5e1ten meo, at ri
long: Seq bor baaret 21rferS
ginge". ga ri peo 1-Iioen forloo
Nanio Sail, Dor alle ri Wtunofolf
c,,i0e on, at oct hau0e prret Ell
oeilia % fornpielio Nitsa for os, %
at ri bar i itor acknowledges
giulb til Gigerre, iorn bapoe bereot
os oeal,,e bejlige Mften. Seq tror,
at Set, Ser gjoroe 0al,11e Nftem iaa
peIlDffct for W, bar, at bet flint bar
fpr ll1l9ooms Meolem=
lt,er, % iea tror, ut ieg peo at ret
tc cit Eat til Doanarne ubtaler ollie
Sc oeltd9e,eoe 5errcrs Quite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

for ct Nar Maa1eoer iioe1. Mf De
forifiellige l1otalelier ueo 8anfetten
fremgif, at Ser pirfelig bar @rap
paa cit iaa6an Governing, og ser
foreipejleoes for Sen ifanoimapiife
Nfoelina, iom. Dorenillge,t agter at
faa iitan6 pe6 Mia1neapolis &unit=
muiGlnr, cit lpS 6remtio. Com
Joreningens fsrite Directions palgtes
felgen6e, ifpl9e Sorilag itillet al
G6in Clubs &omite: Danite, Mabs
@briltenien, Soren g. Sees, &Sucob
&iis, &. S. Sfellet % &al4
,Stpemiom; spe,ife, @albernpr Gber=
bart, G6gur Mattfo11, 6. 5. @ig-
nell, s. S. Smanfdn og s. s. @al-
leritcot; MoromG,,0, G6tparo Guge-
r1eo, Omar @oi6ale, 2almit5 Spen-
jon, 6ol0nr Garepe % MnorenS Tic
|Iar16.
&e0 0e1 fIot a1trette6e @onfet
pr9iioereoe Shin Clubs @rniioalt,
ginor @oioale, iom Galtmalter.
Gen fprlte Saler pur 2altrit5 g..
Smen1ot, ftp. omerifonif Miniiter
til Morge. &a1t fortalte, booromn
|So1fen ont CIT ifanoinupiif &i1nit=
forening bar pptomme,1, % a,1eap
&c boz e1tlige @r1u1oe til oens Sp=
fon1lt. Me0 @egeiitring ifil6re6e
ban set bpie Staoe, &rrlte,1 bot
naoet / Sc ~ifalroinapiife 9mroe, %
omtalte Sc Dire, matt ser bril1ger
for at gipe &a11ritelt gooe @ilfaar.
Cont gfSempel nmbnte ban. 1rplig
afogoe Or. Carl SSaeoblen / Sip
bcltbablt, scr gaD cit bel Million
for @lrnitelr. Set giolot cgloa for
Sfmu6i,loperne / Mnnerifa at 1to=
rette ,toaet for &l1niten, erflrre0e
ban, % Sen 5a1ofe bar 9ripijsrell /
Set Mrbej0e, lom oar gaoet forl1h
for 0oreningel1s G%unnalie.
Miuneiota l1niperiitets &sftnr,
Or. 6. e. &iaucel1t, reD ale npeo;
ioet >han paa iin tm1lige eleftrieerc11=
Sc Mnaoc on1talte sen 5og. lom bm1
pfte igr bor frernbolot, at Minne=
iltl ltnineriitH >or b!ipe ct Gen=
trlrm for ifa,uoirnpilf @a,ltl1r, %
irembolot, / bpilfel1 119je 6orbi>uSoel=
ie bernaeb ltoo &laarelt onr at gj1re
minneapolis til ct lfal1oi1ooili
Sam tcentrlrm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
ct. &ebers Menigbeb % &binbe-
fprcmindens Nuruefef / &irfejnle11

/ Monbnqs Mtes par bel belegt.
36 @l1rpe bragtc cit Gum al ca.
$40, 1om if11l6e gao til Mfbstalu1g
al cit BiGl6 paa ca. $1,000. Ser
rreo er lan be,r1e SSlrlolu1rlilrg llut=
tet mes Set Mell1ltat, at @elebt ct
i1tbfpmmet. ga. Gebers Mel1tgbeo
1,0taler berpab lin opbe Eafnemme=
ligbe0 for 0en 8ereopiliigbeo, Scr
er piIt ira nlle 6e1s @e1r11er rlul0t
omfrtng:
l1nberbolbningel1 pe6 @llrDef elte11
par 1aomarfet. @iiis @ergliot Sal
ituo iarg ct &ar morife Gauge; l)sn=
SEES Stem,1re CT lnrbeles imuf %
fpIoig. Miis @enriette 2lu,o %
Mils Otter 5%p1roergaaro oefla1nerc=
Sc n1eo itor DD9tigbeo. Mr. Gilt
itnp M1poerle1 betog allc npeb linc
Grplleflumter. Mlt / alt bolot hi
6uitelaplrsfcit po1 Ell forndicli
Moohe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
Gn6ienot.)
8iaebal.

QSroog Nften 6er Il. De6rl1ar
afbol0t BE 1t11ge &iger in0elfor st.
.@e6ers kingdoms forellit1g ct 9nl
naa Dania >@oll, elIsr retere
laot ct 5lags Sflpbaarsbol, maa ri
bel fal6e Set, Ga Get 10 bar CIT itor
Operrolfelie for % Mm0iplf. 81
baboe ct &ar Ouge fpr 2pr0ogcl1
foaet tillelrot bper ct Sort mes Sn0=
bpoelie lp0elr0e paa, at imofilroe fig
poa Donio Soil 2srom Mtten, %
.oa Set bar &igerlpe, iumt ill0byS, fal
set jp life nuytes alr0et cn0 at ri
mgcte pp fl1lbtalligt, % at III life
pao lnrge bor mpuret % iaa goot,
lfaI jeg bclLer life 1tagte. ga ri
Cont hts / Sen inn1ft bcforercoe Sal,
fun SC l,11ge &iger % / Mpbc pg
be6 % ct bicrteligt @elfomunet, pg
Gmnie1 bar bercfter inart / fl,lo
Gang, ba Set 10 bar Danperne, lort
bop6e Orbet. Otter at ri bapoe
0aniet cit Sio, blep ser otter Ell
Gnerraif elie for. %. Da flere ,1l1ge
&iger hegpl16te at belle i.0 lmlrffe
rpbe 6ierter meb forlfjellig Slrifrip=
tion % 9iltnrnper, % efter at e11bper
6erre bapoe il1nnet tit Danc, fpil=
le6c Mltiiffem op til cit Maricb, og
en- lille @lmniterbreng traa6he trent
pau 5ce11en nreo CIT &a1rb fll6 al De
heiligite 8lomiter, bporefter bper
Came ~pperrafte cit al De Oeiltge
glpmiterbufetter til iit @erre.
Derefter gif man til Sc feltligt
ouffe6e 8pr6e, bbor ll1a,t tog for
liN al sc l9fre eager, lpn @oroat
hllg1ebc me6, og So Der jo berifeoe
en- glimreuoe 5ben1ni1tg, tom Sen
og!oo irart frem pco 8oroet. Sic
re 1olere talte ng tnffebe Conner
tic for ben beiIige Mfte1 % mango
frottige 8urroraob lao iaapal for
Eumerue lom for 6ore,litrgetr. 81
Etfer at ii nan igroig peb 8oroet h=
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GnblG,ot.)

C,Snb jG1ot.)
Silloo mig gjenncm Ceres Grcoc
9lu0 at minoe mort ifalroirapiife
Inlf her / st. &al,l ON fplgs1cc
10 cling:
&irfegangS= S9m0ag for
st. &oa,l % Meiamnapolia sen lite
Marts. Niermem Mbi'er, Bill
poj tiers, Sticfcrs, Gar0s, Sporpog=
,rc og Selef oner hereS us til Tolfc-
mossierne bel1,1c l1ge tplgenoe pn=
Zig Mnmoc11i1g: v@aati1 &irfc
Spn0ag, lite Murts". Oct CT
cfseta1tiuf uunitee1H !@aab CAT bpilfu1
lu,ocrtegneoe er Meblen1), at og=
ioa bore ifanbinopilfc iSnlf nil Minc
poapirfet al 0e,11e melbi9e 8ep0gcl=
le og goa / 6loffepiS til bore lfo11=
oinopijfc &irfer oe,r Sag. gu, iom
fa1rfe iffc har gaact til Mirfe paa
lal1g, lang Ii0, finh sri tiltoge
igiem til CT eller alrGen Strife nnl tic
Sgnoug. 2ao set Mipe &irfcgu1tgss=
Se1oag oaiaa for Dig!
Min0e9abc=feit afbpl0es /
Irefol0igheos norif llttGcrl fc Strife,
81. at 5arrington % Slycnblrrne
Mpes., 2grbag Mften oen %. 6etr.
81. 8. Soften er orra1rgeret af
Iorer,iamer r@aabet". 1aler fol
ocs al @l1pcrnpr @bcrbart og @rof.
Or. Stub. lton1Grfet .noful og it,
ltrlmlental Mlpif pil Mipe pr9 lteret
ssl1otngtcrne gear til Mom'cp So.
Mi1rbeguDe.
s. 6. Spbilruo,
$40 Iarrin9ton 9lpe., ct. Ga1l.
ct Yanls 6nuife pg mprife Airfer,
0anif ep. ll1tb. ct. 5tepbans Sir.
fe, 9iprnet al Orleans og Ste
pens Street. @uostjene(te boer
Sgnoog lorm. ST. II. aSenoags=
jfpIe 81. 8.
@plgatba .0al1it : norlfe &resbDterlo=
ncr Strife, 1856 3bonrns ST., ner
&ice st. 9onif @rostienelte
bper 5puoag 6orm. ST. 1890.
5gnoagsifo!e ST. $50. 8pnne-
mp6e bper GrSoag Mften 81. s /
airfens l1noerbpgnir1g.
9eu bauif ,,orife Metbo0ilt' Strife,
@isrnet al 8roaomap og 13tg
st., ofbol0er fine @u6stjeneiter
iom iglger: 8re6ifen Sen0oe
6orm. &l. 1890. Mften al.
AS. l1nge 6olfs Gpmortb 2iga:
5puoag Mften &. 7.45; literer1
Ms6e Sc tire fprlte. 3irsoage |
Maane0el1. 8grmemp0e Dper Sus.
sag Nften ST. s.
ct. &anls banife 6preninser.
$. g.. Mn6erlen, 2oge Nr. 81, al
Ganlf 8rooerlomfrno, n1boer lite
% 36ie 6re6og / Maoneoen pao
s%sl11ior 8ioner @oll.
Uorenil1gelt SCOT @aab" n1s0er 2.
og 4. 2groag pao Central M1l.
11er Sail.
Joreri1gen .Daumarfs 5enner" al
8. g. 8. S. meber 2. % 4
Snsoag paa &oia Sail.
Sal1gfore1tn9en nDo11ia" nlg6e,
boer Manoag poo @aja Sail.
@leolora Gbriitine, 9oge Mr. so
al 9arif Sgiteriomfuno, mpbe1
! 1. % 3. Manoog poo Gcl,tra.
@olI.
6oreningen v@aobct" n,poer pat
Central Sail.
9en Darifc l11goomsioreni,1a ntg
Scr .paa Central Mnner @aIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

Megnlfabet er til bebogelig lln=
6eripgel1e bos Is. 81. Dufe, 607 6tb
Mbe. q.
6otnl= Suotngterne for Miruteu-
poliS' &e0fon1menoe oar $504.79
- Sperjflto $25S.92.
st. Nalrl= &egnifabet pil piie ca.
$t1O Sber!f110.
9ertil fornnrer 9eier al 9at1io
Soil, Minnneapolis, iom er BONA.
.teb", iaa hpa6 Ser fer ira Ipilling=
bperne tilflpoer 9mmarfsbpgninge1,
bliper be11beb $500.
Tnllesfomiteen eifer at toffe
Sen %bernGre1u6e 6unif=merifnnife
&resic for al ml1lig 9ilil11tril1g og
|5tstte for Sagen.
&olitiifanbalen. Gn al Sagip=
|rerne TOR 6lanagan OF Ilarner, sc
forflenpGre,roe 3olitiofficerer, iom /
Sre0ngs bleb 0ernt til 5totsfnng<
llet boo ltfaitemt Gi6 for at bape
moMaDet Stifpe,rge ira Ell 8oroel=
|prrtinh,, Tiger, at Der pil bline ap=
pelleret til 9giciteret al ben @rl1,1o,
at en- al Sa,rpme,roene, Sobn s..
81rfcbmanm bapoe foripilot lit 8or-
gerifb, forbi fam i iin 1i6 blep
f1noen ifploig / CROFT 3ppert, OF at
Sc m~tflageoe al ben @r,tro blep
bergpet lin Met til at iaa iin Sag
paabgmt al en- Sarrp al 2igemnllb.
.Blonagaar og Gatr11er hep Jrenag
Gfftermiooog IssIaOt, efter at $40,
coo Anl1tio1t bleu itilld for bper at
benz, 65lur1agatg a~aaltioniiter ct.
Rafricf aellp % sssah1leg ). DaaIo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

%elajsrenbeosiurenins r6oralem=
miaej" pil mpoe ,ui tie @aag, oua 4.
Murts, hos Mrs. emil Gbrilts1f sn,
a69 @brmu1n st., @ftm. ST. 2. GAa
ooulfe Salnebog mherwttcs. Sag
Ell Salne(m1 mco. Nlle CT pcnllglt
inobltote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

Set samle befienote @boleiale-
fin,a &peblcr & @ilrricbs / ct &altl
er / ilen1 &engefnibe, scr maaifc fp=
rer til bets @ol1fltrs. 6lere st.
Yu1l Banter bar crsrtagct @eitDra=
lem m%iolertibig for nrl1ligois at rco=
BE Torretni11en ira Undergoing:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

@rap til 6rtstp=8anen. Carl y.
0rap, iotn Cen lite. Marts trG0er
ri Tom YrGliou1t for Great 9tortt=
crr 8ol1erl, pil blipe @rGiDcnt for
ct. 2eris 4 Sull francisco ga
l1ett, ioo mart Ger1e 9su1es 2coel<
je fratoges &cceiper'e eli.