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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04
Mayor Richardson and Attorney
Holcomb Meet With Commis-
sioners in Prosser
CLEMENTS IS FAVORABLE
Fifteen Per Cent Of Taxes Paid into General Road
and Bridge Fund Since 1905 is Re-
quested Of County

Il believe we are going to get
it." said Mayor Geo. F. Richard
son Monday evening after his re.
turn from Prosser where he and
City Attorney C. L. Holcomb ap-
peared before the county commits
sioners and asked for Is per cent
of the taxes which Kennewick
has paid into the general road
and bridge fund since 1905. +
The matter was presented to
the board with only two members
sitting, Commissioner Walthew
having resigned and his success
sor not having been qualified.
Commissioner j. B. Clements
went on record in favor of grant
ing the city's request for the full
amount. Commissioner E. j.
Ward, however, did not commit
himself other than to say he was
mot prepared to vote on the ques-
ton until he had investigated the
matter more fully. The matter
was laid on the table and will
probably come up at the next
meeting when all three members
are present.
The city bases its claim upon a
statute which provides that Is per
cent of the taxes paid into the
general road and bridge fond by
any Incorporated town may be
expended by the commissioners
in improving the streets within
the corporate limits of said town.
No part Of the road and bridge
fund has ever been so expended
and Kennewick is now asking
that $2087, Is per cent of the tax
es paid for nine years past, be
used to improve streets which are
in reality part of county roads.
County Attorney Hal HI. Cole.
who was present at Mondays
meeting, expressed the opinion
that the city was not legally en-
titled to more than Is per cent of
the 1913 taxes or about $3.50.
Both Mayor Richardson and City
Attorney Holcomb, however. are
of the opinion that the commits
sioners will grant the request for
the full amount. l.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04

Mrs. R. F. Hickman, of Spokane. is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Nicholson, Of the Highlands. Mr..
and Mrs. Hickman started to make the
trip to Kennewick by automobile but
when this side of Eltopia their Stoddard-
Dayton roadster met with q serious ac-
cident and the occupants spent the
night in the machine. The next morn.
ing a farmer pulled the car into Pasco.
Mrs. Hickman will visit at the Mich.
oson home for some time while Mr.
Hickman is looking after business If.
fairs in Vancouver, B. C..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04
ELECTION OFFICIALS

At the regular meeting Tues
day evening the council named
officials for the special bonding
election June 9 as follows: First
ward, inspector, j. j. Reed, judg.
es, Mae Shanafelt and 7. j.
Wright. Second ward, inspector
L. M. Harlow. judges E. w.
Trenbath and j.. A. VanNorsdall.
Third ward, inspector F. L. Wat.
son, judges, Madge Soth anG
Gust Henke.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04
Kennewick's First Full Car Ship
ment to Be Sent out Today by
Fruit Exchange
OTHER FULL CARS TO FOLLOW
Cherry Crop Offers Great Possibilities in This
Seeties Says Amsriean Express
Representative

The first full car load of cher
ries ever sent out of Kennewick
will be shipped out tonight by
the Kennewick Fruit Exchange
via American Express to some east
ern point. The car will contain !, :
36O 12-pound boxes of Bings and
Royal AIMS. The average price
paid the grower for the car was
80 cents a box for the Bings and
between Is and IS cents for the
Royal AIMS. The cherries are all
extra fancy pack but will go out
unlabelled unless an. expected
shipment of K-Brand cherry la
bells arrive in the city this after
noon.
The cherry season is not yet at
it's height and it is estimated that
several more full car shipments
will be made before the end of
the season.
The routing of today's ship
ment is being looked after by Carl
Church. special representative Of
the American Express company.
The Kennewick cherry grower
-.
is going to clean up nice profit
this year and can do the same
every year." said Mr.. Church.
Because Of the early ripening,
the cherry crop offers great pos
sibilities in this district. With
the quality Of fruit that is being
shipped out this. year there is no
reason why Kennewick cannot
become just as noted for its cher
ries as for its strawberries. To
do this the growers must work
together to control prices and to
establish a name. Right now
there are a lot of cherries going
out of here on consignment. The
fellow at the other end is fixing
the price and Kennewick isn't
even getting the credit for having
produced the fruit. !"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04
WINS
FROM PAsCO n. P.
Morain Pitches Good Game and
Larkin is Given Miserable
Support by Railroaders

Although ragged in spots, the
baseball game between Kenne-
wick and the MP. team of Pasco
last Saturday was by far the
most interesting contest staged
on the local diamond this year.
The score of 8 to 3 in favor of
the home team was largely there
suit of frequent errors, especially
by the visitors. Local fans are
particularly pleased with the work
Of Morain who pitched a good,
steady game and divided honors
with Larkin who did the twirling
for the railroaders.
Kennewick started the fire.
works in the first inning with two
runs and kept the scoring ma
chine in operation until the sixth
frame. Pasco's three runs were
all chalked up in the fifth inning
when they bingled the ball for
four of their eight hits. Several
times the visitors had men on
bases but each time Morain pull
ed out of the hole like an old
timer. The two teams will meet
again June Il in Pasco.
Saturdays score was as fol-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04

Struck out by Larkin 10, by
Morain 8. Base on balls off Mo-
rain 2. Hit by pitched ball, Lar
kin 1.
Sunday afternoon the Pasco
team on their home grounds de-
feated Prosser, z to 5. The day
before Prosser handed Richland
the little end Of a 13 to a score.
Next Sunday Kennewick plays
Connell here and the following
Sunday they meet Prosser in
Prosser.
The Dayton High School boys
passed through Kennewick Mon
day on their return home. On
their trip through the Yakima
Valley they won every game but
one. a thinning tie at Sunnyside
last Saturday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04

Although the Kennewick tennis play
ers failed to bring home any trophies
from the tournament at Sunnyside last
week they made much better showing
than ever before. DR.. B. L. Cole, by
staying in the game to the finals, now
ranks second among the players of the
Yakima Valley. DR.. Cole was defeated
by Reid, Of Zillah, who is former
Princeton player. In the doubles Cole
and Tweedt tied with one of the Sunny
side teams for third prize.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04
DISCONTINUE TWO TRAINS

Next Sunday, June 7th. the
Northern Pacific will discontinue
passenger trains Nos. 5 and 6
between st. Paul and the coast.
The work of No. 5, the only day
light west-bound train stopping
at Kennewick, will be done be-
tween Spokane and the coast by
No. 1, the present North Coast
Limited. No. 5 arrives in Ken
newick at 1898 p. m. and No. G
at 7:15 a. m.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04

Kennewick friends of Miss Enid Cal
lahan have been notified of her mar
riage to Mr.. Newton Nichols. The
marriage was solemnized May Is at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Callahan, of Twisp,
Wash.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04

Mrs. j. B. Rose and Mrs. A. w.
Tompkins have been named to have
charge of the Kennewick Woman's club
picnic which will be given on the shady
lawn at the home of Mr.. and. Mrs. c.
F. Schenk next Friday afternoon. AL
members of the club and their husbands
and sweethearts are invited to be pre-.
sent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-04

Miss Kate Williams is spending the
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Rudd Russell, in Pasco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

|vIiocns Segn". Gn ga1umel err ID
rem Spntano, bar f9rt @uab pu
&p|tcn mart / 40 Mar. @a1 flnnoc
ltaa paa Sroel1 4,aa gulule vGioun-
ger" meo llbret / @oal1oen % gau
paa N}inutter pg Sefrmoer. :
Storm 'pg Sooge, lroar o1lore gap
Up, font &ctleien frem n,eo. Glib
anger, altio uoen llbao. Ser
ltaar &p ON cit Jig Mano, og ser CT
goo gammel @loa1s opcr ba1ls Napll
blanbt alle, ion fnn1mer puu &p=
lten. Soa faar ban cit ny @aoo,
lom ban lelp er meo paa at plant
lrgge, ban till r lelp 8pguingcl,
ct felt s(or / S%taponger. Set er
bpa0 l(oitpr % Nrbejoe o,rgaor ct
al Sc pafreite Sfi6e, ip,n CT blMget
fer / 9onoet, set er &beoeriets %
gamle Setleiens Stoltbeo = en-
8ono, iom ale rar fornpjet me0,
% ia - pao fentte Iur ira @rcpit
It'll @riitionsiono er l1lpffcn ,toe;
@oa6en renoer Jig foit. pan Sfjrret
/ sltre Snoleb til &ispr. Set CT
baarbt for cit Maano, iom for lat
|iin Sore / at tie1,e &beoeriet 1,ocr
let ltbeb lige op / 70=Morsolcercn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
soeialiitiife stortinasiurlaa.

Sen locioliltilfe stortingsgrnppc bar
tlere llopolg / Girfiombeo for at
%1loorbejoe 0orllag til 5tortimget.
9tplig CT i%noleoeret ct 6orilug o11
at lnOfgre Ben oorIfe Srbnirq n1eo
oficntliae @iomn til @pr,1 al tran-
genoe Gnfer eller Gnfemnao. Oct
poes meo minoit 80, bsiit 200 SIR.
|1notil 8arnets.. 16oe Mar: Stut %
aommune betaler bper en- 6olpbel.
Sette 6orl log er io life egentlia TO-
ctoltltilf, men BET piier, at socioli=
lternc fslger nteo og or ON ia.
gioere ioreilaar Ben iocioliitiife
8ruppe, at BEN al Megjeringen be
buoeoe efstrqoroinare 8%epilgni11g
at 11oreoe peo 6orbeielie al Sci, ST.
refte Stat, iiteoetfor til Jorlpare1
lfal goa til Sernba1ebpgniag, 1tapr1=
|;ltg til gorolm6sbnalen. g1uoeIiq
foreiloaes nbreoet 5tatsmo,r1opoI puc
A1nstorlifring % anoen Mslaru,tce,
soeioliiter,e logger inrliq Gpa,
poo, at Set oil ege stote1,s ;%5orpoIt.
ninasfnpitoI. .s #s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Nniuarsbcoioitc Srebspemuer.

s &riltim1ia @aloelsltonos Sore
ming bol0te5 ct Wtpoe, bporlmber
SetrctGr pe0 set interpnrlulne11tnri=
ifc 6reDsh1rem1 / @rpsiel, G6r 2an=
&C, bplot 6oreorag. @an poitere0e
b. q. heltemt, at &rig %fre,noeles er
Ell M1ligbco % tillige en- &etsinlti=
tuition. Ser for er Sociali1ter11es
Miprbnil1gstole CIT oniporslps %
letlinoig Mgitationsmltiif. Huber
3ehattcn pegte SefretGrel1 piberc
poo, at Sc 1,orife 5ocioliiter er, set
erelte Earti / &er0cn, lpn1 bur Mf=
pRbnll1g poo lit Grogron1. Set bp=
rer enonu me0 til CT c%ipilileret
Stats Eligter at opretbpl6c lit ior=
lpar, % Set politi1fe E1rti joni or-
beioer Dir Set nroofatte, p%aooro1cr
Jig ct ltort Nnipar. @ppptbcfba,lf=
oircftpr Sort, 6orma1ro / bel1 1or<
tie @r1ppe al oen interpurlamenta-
rife Union, bGpoeoe UNDER iterft
9ifalo, at Norges, 6orlpor n,ou 1lo=
oifles laoleoeS, at set mlliapis /
6orbinoelie mes Ell o,loen Maat or
iltano til at trpgge. Dor .6reo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Sra 8p pa @pao.

S Stotsroo0 CT ser bejl1tte1
ro0elt 1000 &rpner til Yolurf orc.
rcl1 &aptejn @jaln1ar Soboniens 4
efterlo0te 8grl1.
S ,5pgn CT Ser onbnet Ell iii
Motorbmo=M1ttc mellem Gognba
og Norgin1. 9el Motorbaao, Sc,
anpenoeS i M1lten, bor 80 Siooe
plaoie ng gjbr Z Mils 6art.
Seer @pnt" or meo itor S1'f.
ces opfdrt pau Set fgl. Ebeater
@erlil1. Stpffet bar self poo ii
Nftener; 6r1l Mira @rieg p,or eftel
Snobpoelie til1teoe pes Mgge 2ejli0:
be0er.
s @artl1orf SpJll bnr mcl
enei tie &pin0e lfrepet lit Napal poe
&b%inoernes @e,tltilling til Morges
Statsma9ter ON at bringe 9anroets
Ioripar / goo Croen. Sitter c,
gooet fra 8us til Sas oper bele
|sognet. S Man0ol lfal ogiaa Gil.
llntningefl bore l1eget goo.
Ma1fin1toloen poo Mnl Sta:
|tion / @allingoql ne0brGa1ote forte:
sen. Statiol1sme1tercn oplpier poe
Jorelperglel, at Sloen nl1tagelig e1
opitooet peo 2Gfage i ct Her, ION
2ofo,notiperne jlipper 1utnpen III
giefr1em. Oct lpffebes at reooe 3
fefs 2ofomotiper, lom Dor / Stoloen
4~rbeiosmaifiaer, Die olp., mel
Ielpe 8Dgningen blepl flloitGqloil
poelagt.
70 Star iplote nplig 5oral
~ifriper anrl 81. Gnger / Orpbaf
@an par 8Dfogeo / &orsgrllnb frt
1851 til bn,1 / 1895 bleD Sore,1
ifriber i Solo. s. &eriooem 1885
81 rcprRlentercbc bonn &orsgrlmi
poa Stortinget. Sen gamle Sore1t
%ifriper er er6nlt lige raif % ret
Rrgaen. S 1864 beltog bon iodl
opr,epligtig afficer ! oe1, oa1lif
tpife @rig.
gn 2nrer i Gunner pan so
oelano CT anfIaget for l1tugt fao
bel moo Sfolepigerne iom MOD e.
~ Nars 8ige, BON bopoe &leie
2arere,t, lom ct / 30 Mars Mloerert
er inoiat / @isoifs 5a,gicl;; bal
Dor eoot gift, mel, aonelr % 8sr
meme Ct mi rejit fru BAN. At 1ro
'ffiifen bot futrrpet gda 4 TIere Aa1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

tung Og mOrk under VJnene. .leS
havde SEEKS Lager, som kun CAV mig
midlertidig Lindring. .Jeg besluttede
da at fors6ge Lydia ID. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. og tillige Diet
sanitare Bad. Jeg har nu brugt disse
Midler i fire Maaneder og kan like
udtrykke min TAX for hvad de har
udrettet for. mig.
"Hvis disse LINER vii yare Dem
til nogen Nytte har De mi" Tilladel.
Sc til at offentliggjpre dem.' Mrs.
Sadie Williams, 400 James Street.
Elkhart, Indiana.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, lavet at indenlandske
R1dder og Urter. indeholder ingen
%bedpvende eller gskadelige Stoffer, oe
Holder idag Rekorden for at. vare Diet
NEST heldige Middel for kvindelige
Onder vi kjender. og tusinder af fri
villige Anbefalinger i Pinkham's La
boratoriet i Lynn, Mass, synes at
Devise dette.
Hvis De har den mindste
Twill ON, at Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound vii
hj@lpe Dem, skriv til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass, ON
Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aab-
net, lest og besvaret af en- Kvin-
de, og holdt i streng Fortrolig-
he'd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Jnrnu,

81 Gage %ielrerc ems flor aif
SSien forr. Ma1roag 1to al MoNlybet
peO Dubuque. Selpc !@nplleu uo
8Dcn fnrbleu islagt.
~ 81 Ncres 2allD beliggelloe lige
~pelte11for Storp Gitp blep forleoel
Dmg al ~. .. Mortpicf lolgt til
Sl1lills 9uugel1 for oelr 1tlGopan!ig
bgje &riS al $40 pr. Mcre.
Cigar 2arler, ser in0til for
fort 5t0 ii0el1 Dor SefretGr for
6armers @roin So. / &irfn1al1,
Sbclm County, far itillet Jig 1ue
6emofratiif au1roioot for County
faslerer.
80 Natricf @orberlp pes Ge0ur
Soils fun0e forr. Iir56ay fejre jim
102. 6goielsbag, i0et ban ct. Nya=
tricfs6og 1912. bar fg0t / Srlanb.
San fom beroper for IS Mur iiocn
og bar oltio li6en ipSlet nee0 6ur=
ming.
&eo set afbolote &rimnrbalg
i Des Moines blep oe11 mlpgren6e
Mapor, sSo11tes 81. &on1na, og Bp=
rnaosmeolem Bell @oe nontinereoe
al Sc ipp @anbioater, ber 19te Ma=
porb9roigbe6elt. Mapor @ant1us
|@jenoalg ipnes lifret, So bout er=
bolot 1852 Stemmer MOB fun
|4,511 for Mr. @oe. Blanot DC for
8Drnnbs norninereoe &ont=
6iooter er Sofm 8. @an1erp, Der for
uogle Mar ii6en giproe Jig ben1opr-
fet lom 8pens melt frpgteoc Noliti=
|fomnislpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

fonln1et pe0 lllpffc5tilfuloe unoer'
9aonil1y. @rosi erer 2angietb bprte
til Sc MHn0, joni h10er peo Sjplp1t
pm &iltere,l. @ou pleie0e at taAe
Jig ct &ao, lloar ban life fplte Jig
ganlfe pel. Gn slitel1 par fam gauet
ocrne0 pc0 1O=Iiba1; SC, lm11 habcr
/ Sgcl1 pll1 &illtereu Gar bpsr i'm
Npglc til @u0ebul Jet, iou be fan gao
% fpnln1e, 1,uur sc lpiter. 3u Gang
letb life font bjem. blcp Ser iprrf=
lot llnoeriegel'er; mani faa1ot boals
&lG0er / @o6ebuict l1re11 al baal
Ielp iaa man i,1tet Spor. SEQ GOT
ming fal1ot lllal1 2iget l1o poo 6pr=
mio0agen oen neite Sag, ligc
,lbclripr 8aoeb1tlet. 3. S. Gang:
letb, lom bar 50 Star gommel, bnp=
Sc %oparbeioet Jig Ell gm,ife ltor Sor=
retiring.
@illimr sebplli,,g er oyo /
@riitianiu. Sssttos le11ere @(or 'fnr
ban fgrt cit biStil rell1ltatles &arn{
for at ioo omltprtet Ell 9om pao
to Nars 6tpngiel, iom ban / 1908
tit for misunderstanding. @u1'
fa1tbolot belt til set, libIte belten1t III,
ltifploigbe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
.lfploes popiel'tlig, at ball itaoio p.
trnaote ntco religiss Mnife.
4atxnrsnta.

9tels Slipn iolgtc forlcocn 40
Ncres Sano, / Wcefer County for
$6,4OO ellcr $3.50 pr. Mcrc. Ger ct
Iingcn @lllc pau 2aroet, % Nri'rn
or ocrfo o oel1 Dgjcite npgeniinoe be-
,talt / bette County.
gm Sljebeboloer tilbprc,loe
|Stanonr0 Oil So. prlteOe iprlcocr /
MORA, 90 ct Iab al $4,000 for.
polotcS peo at Glen flpo uouper
nbeloct frc!l1falotes ocrpeo, at Sc.
%bolocre1,s @r1upopolo ipigtcoc.
IL Oct er fpr nle0oelt, at Yricc.
Ign gup Ell Mnjoritct ior Hicen|e
lrlcl1 bette pii Jet Jig mt at parc iejl=
ogti0t, ioet @prtl bor purct rtgr'
ltoen 1908, oa / oelrne 1io life. uilt
l1oael1 Iil6pjeligbeo til at iorulrore
&llrs.
- 0em lillc Np Gpoto / Glnl] tel
Gountp gift pe0 lioitc Galg v1or"
n1e0 Tim cit Stentm1es Mojoritt
bpilfet / ocn @ro0 bar irriteret ga:
l%oontolfel,e, at Golget iunbi pnligpis
bil Mipc eltri0t peo Mettcl1. On
liges at billie 6lipe giort Sci, 9son-
ltano, at to al Sc ofgipuc vtprre"
Sten1n1er life par gDloi0c.
Me0 operpnl6enoe Mtaipritci
blep Der be0 iiOite &alg / BARNES
billie beilllttet at uolte0e Bpn0s til
ct 9elg6 al $55,00O, bporf or ifoI
flpbcS @rlm0 % opfgres en- @pjlfo=
l%ebparril1g. @%pinoerlle bcl1ptteoe /
ltor l1oitrGfl1ing lin Stenln1erct, %
bet CT iagt, at SC peo haarlle s(rl=
lcon1llg gJorDe llOlluget.
SoGn @inniger, 8cjtprer for
ct 5beotcricllfob milteoe forlebul
llloer ct Spbolo / Ml6ert Sea i'm
9omme6og, bpori bar $3.50 / $50
p%1rleoler. @an bar 2om1ebogell i
Toglon1men al line 9enflaoer, %
ON ocn pur foloen It's al 2orusllel,
eller togen al CIT fingernem Ipp -
ia, BET fun fan iffe goot ligc.
ga Mirs. s.. 81. Mfuttafer
911lutb forleOen Gag trof til at i
ct iomnenfrpttet og meget inuoiig1
2ommeterfl9oe li99e pao Uortou
get, fln1oc bltn lite itprc lin ghgs
glerrigbeo, 11uen tog set up fpr a
a%nitille rGrlnere llnoerlpgelle. Mo1
fqn ocrfor tg,rfe Zig benoes Torbm.
felie, oa set imlroiige 1grfleoe pilt
Jig at in6ebol6e flere funflenbe 9in
mm1tril,ge. Sc bar tabt al WirS
George @rosSeaa1, lom bopoe llolo
bet $500 / Tim0elgn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Mercbants Nntipnal gdnf

M}ercbants NntipnaI gdnf
Dtcfinion 6ar figbt fem gogrlob4
ninger Walfefger, lom bliper Tor.
belt blaa1ot iyarnrcrne / starf .Gol1ne
tD. Uarmerne oil gipes fem Starr
8etolingstio, lioelom. DC oglna CT,
boloer aonget til Snofjebspris.
Nortbern Yacific 9arlcl,s Grn.
beosmGno % observation-disclosures i
ben lille 8p Dunn Ge,,ter er life
blepne forligte ON Hriien pao
@r1moejenoomme, og 8mlen ba
oerfo OF fjp6t Jig @runb ~ Mil lnn-
9ere Gelt, gDor en- ,p gp 1trafs ifo!
nolpgges. 6lere al G1nr1 Gel1ters
Iorretllingsmn11o far allere6c 9jort
line 8%pgnlnger ilto1nb ior Ilptnille
til set 1lpe gte6.
SIS u06rpo iorlebel1 / ct.
Ibomas, % in0en sen iluffeoes
bar lefs 9pgninger 90 ilere gare.
beboloninger lagt / Mife, ubgiprel,-
Sc ct ia.nlet Iob al $4,000, FIJI,
oelois onffet peo disturbance. o
poelogoe Iorretninger er Barnett
9ros:: 9utif, 0orlners stote Nauf,
G%onpGells Groeerpbutif og Gore
bus, @eefS Soocln1ogerpurfiteo 90
cartons S1,pelerm1tif. N(oea pa1
opltaaet Deo en- pperbeoet Opn i
@urnctt 8rps. Geparten1e1ltsbrtif.
g: s. Mosoaar0, ser for iefs
Mur li0en bar Eoitnlel tier / Scran-
ton, Ell / @ilfie, 9. g., blepcn ar
r%eiteret poa M11floge ior at baoe
ppret / &usiemangel, Da bol1 fro=
|traa6te gmbe0et. Mosguarb' er en-
baarot prppet Mmnb, og Berthe lio=
lite Dompgelie tilfpje6es ba;11 netop
Iom bGr lto0 / 8egreb me0 at bctole
BET liolte al Sen @i9lo, ba,1 boooe ef=
terlaot Jig. 0e &al'tionilter, oer
moatte betale electromagnetic lige=
operfor Hoit0epartemertet, er iaole=
oeS fulot us blepne eritatteoe al
MosgaarO. l1l1Oer lit Spbolo /
Scranton milteoe Mo5maro jim
@nltru % flene al iine - @prn
u1oer en- @ptoemi al Nerpei eber, pg
bet bar nn6er benne Mfobaung at
ban fom i @iel0 og 6orpiflimcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Nnrgr.

8aaroem brrnot for Ste @an9.-
6orle0cn neobru1,ote @nDeobDgnll1!
pg 9renge1tle POS @aar6brl1ger Sri:
ltiou Nrpeien paa @uornr1 Sitter
5une. Nnobpet, bpuraf oct NETT
blep reooet, nar ~nsiureret / rNeoer
Ianoene" for 5000 &r. Set er Ser
Ste 8runo paa bel11e @ourO / 0er
nuperenoe giers Sis. @eo Sen iio:
1te 8raalo / Mug,rlt ifior, neobrG,,o.
te llobusmgnilwerne, % 9aOebpg
t1il1gerne CT enonl1 life ophpgget' eli:
ter oeu1,e 8rono. @jercl1 .pur par
ct fortere @ep9 / &ri|tiania.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

ears beipser yer, lon nplis bar
miitet lin aone, ser lfal bapc pGret
al ieroeles beitigt Icmperamer1t
Cars foar gje paa cit 2deltage,
iom ba11ger pao Gnggen:: yS6oporfor
bor ou oeln 9pieitagc,, oer?"
$50, oel1 or lisi'om ct Miroc on,
Getro. Del par set iioite, bun fa=
lteoe / Sopeoet pao mig, fsr BUN
ogoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Farme / New York

Stat med sundt Klima, god lord, godt
Wand, narr Jernbane og Dyer, med go
de Bygninger, salges meget billigl og
paa lette Vilkaar. Adresser gives paa
anske Landmsnd fra Vesten, som
har ksbt Fame her og gjerne er
Landsmsnd behj3lpelige. ny Bulle-
tin S., med 1160 Farrne for Salg, OF
andre o@cielle Oplysninger sendes frit.
j. MoLDENHAWER, Skand. Assist.
Dept. Agric. Albany, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Nnrl Baknt..

~ 6or at rre @en. Cutters
Minoe pil Monoa1s @efolflring rel
ie en- stat1,e / Ell al fine garfer.
stephen S. 1ople al earring
ton er al 8raiioent BiIion ltor1rit,e.
ret til Gore,1eoe 5toters Marlbal
for Mortb Dafota. 3.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

Zig svaghed, Smer-
ter og Uregel-
unassigned. Slmer-
ten i mine Slider
fOrvnrredes we'd
at gaa, eller naar
..jeg havde ell
frygtelig nedad-
%trykkende For-
nemmelse, var ]
Ell nedtrykt Sinds-
stemning og bley
mayer Og bleg,
..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

25oe 6tbruar. Minoesuostie=
'eiten &ingers airfesbleo Ell IL pa ut.
ter Nlporsitllno baaoe TOT store o
|St1oa ben operfDlot Strife, fri
Der r3e6et1lurfelis M11ttstiD." So
| lheE Pull forretttteeoDee. son 81, gap To-. q,
fprt iitorir Dperiis oDer ggeaiper-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

= DabiO @a1pfi1ls, CIT Maler
bleD mroer lit Mrbei0e / Sbermo,
@otel / Mheroeen fa1tflemt lnellenl
Ell glebator pg @a1lpet % pjebliffe
Zig 6r9bt. @an Dor ontrcnt IS
Star gamu1el pg nDlig fp11nlen frc
|Smobu.
- SEQ Metten / @o1por0, Mfirel
County, bebunoles / oisie Gage Ell
Moroiag, ioet @erbert 5bompion
fgr boen0e / @ir6om, Minn., er
anflaget for nleo %pelberoo0t @l1 at
bobe 0rabt lin @l1itrlt. Mr. Ibon1p>
fon er omtre11t So Nar gan1n1el,
n1e0e11s bans Differ funu bar II.
S Mitcbell lngges Ser for
Gioel1 Yloner for ct MT Maispa=
lo0s, lo11 nrouife bliper set 1terite
Soriamlingslotole / Staterr, ga Set
tn1tfes at ofgipe 5%i00eplooie for
omtrent 5000 Me,neIfer. 8pgnin=
gen lfal opfdres al Staol % &C.
ment, fo1te o1ntrent 100000 o9
bore feroig til at inopies, nl1oer.
oen panlige Maisfeit / September.
6lere al Mitcbells. nre1t for'nnel1oe
Torret11ingsurGno bar lat Jig /
5pioien for Toretagenoet.
- SEQ sen &onference, JONI Sta=
tens &rogreslipe forr. ltge af9olot /
&1rron, for Set flart NOT pitt Jig, at
ser ingen lloligt ct til 11ogen Cont
menllut1ing me6 noget politiif Ynrt'
e!ler til noget &ol1lpromis al Hort1=
.pri1tciper. Scr bite Jig oglan I'M
Ser Mep0et cit afgiort Steml,ing for
Tbeo6ore M%ooiepelt Iom Gartiets 1ln-
tio11ale Mnfprer. @ifforo Hincbot
talte til Meoet og erflereoe bla,10t
an0et, at oct reptblifanife Garti
ege1rtlig life l911ger %efsiitereoe, og-
at &aolep, gorub og Ga Jolette bar
syorreoere, ser bopbe uofpillet lin
&olle.