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Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14

second, prize $3.50 in cash given by
Moline; L. J. Shelton. third, prize 81
in cash given by the Merchants & Me
chanics bank of Moline.
Shot put, free for all-Glen Butter,
first, prize $3.50 hat given by Mosen-
fielder & Sons of Rock Island; Byron
Shelton. second, prize SO shaving set
given by the Port Byron pharmacy;
Frank Swan. third. prize 81 in barber
work given by l.. w Mcbride of Port
Byron.
High jump, free for all-Vern Jacob
sen, first, prize $3.50 in cash given by
the State Savings Bank and Trust
company of Moline; Ralph Schafer.
second. prize SO pair of pants given by
F.. L. Morgan of Port Byron; Arthur
Samuelson. third. prize So razor given
by n. c. Kelly of Port Byron.
Ball throwing contest, free for all
Charles Meiser, first, prize SO in cash
given by the Central Trust & Savings
bank of Rock Island; Emil Mueller
second, prize SO pair of pants given by
LethingwelI & Schafer of Port Byron;
Ray Kuehl. third. prize years sub
scription to Port Byron Globe.
Fat mans race, 80 yards-Glen But
ger, first, prize $3.50 in cash given by
the Commercial Savings bank of Mo-
line; L. J. Shelton. second, prize S1.50
in cash given by the Commercial Saw
ings bank of Moline; o. c. Hayes.
third. prize 81 in cash given by the
Commercial Savings bank of Moline.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14

August Brisman of Moline, presi-
dent of the local organization, opened
the session last evening and gave the
address of welcome, which was re-
sponded TO by the state president, j.
AXel Nelson of Chicago. ]. B. Oakleaf
of Moline was introduced as the first
president of the state organization,
and addressed the meeting. He
sketched the history of the league and
the excellent work accomplished dur
ing the 20 years. He urged greater
devotion on the part of the members
in behalf of the organization. The
PRINCIPAL address of the evening was
by Rev. Luther Kuhns, Omaha, Neb.,
general secretary of the Luther league
of America. His theme was THE In
ner Life and he dwelt upon the value
of ideals and visions which come from
within the life of the individual and
determine the success of any under
taking. Rev. Kuhns referred to the
vision cf Count Leo Tolstoi and how
it was prophetic of the present Euro
pean war. 1T was in the autumn of
1910 that Tolstoi saw a vision of
great war of the nations of Europe
and this vision seems now to be al
most a prophecy. He saw commercial
ism symbolized as courtesan be
decked in diamonds and one arm held
all the savage implements of war
He saw a great war of nations and
civilization apparently brushed aside,
and then arose a new Napoleon and
the nations were again brought to a
lasting peace. Victor Hugo also
prophesized the coming conflict"
Elect Officers To-day.
This morning the convention assem-
bled in the college chapel al o'clock
for devotional services. The regular
convention sermon was given by Rev.
A o. Morwedt, Newark. Ill. After
short recess the next session was
called and reports OF the various com
mittees were read and adopted. Two
very interesting and instructive pa
pers were read at this session, "hlr
ORANGES and Problems of Young Pee
ple's Society Work" by Miss Alta Kirk
man of Woodstock, and Helps TO
Young Peoples Society Work by
Miss AdiDa Johnson of Morris. Dis
cussion followed each paper.
The afternoon program today fol-
lows:
Hymn, Now Thank We all Our
God"
Devotional-Dr. w. H. Blancke, Dav-
enport.
Greeting-C. T. Anderson. Chicag go.
Vocal solo-AIiss Martha Foss. Rock
Island
Address. "Glimpses of India and
China'-Rev. o. o. Eckhardt of Rajah-
India.
Piano solo-Miss Nellie Swanson,
Rock Island.
Election of officers takes place be-
fore adjournment
This evenings session will be held
in the First Lutheran church in Mo
line. President Andreen of Augustana
college and J. II. Hauberg, past presi-
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
LUTHERANS HERE
IN A STATE MEET
Sixty Five Delegates Arrive to
Attend Sessions of the
League Convention.
RIVER OUTING TOMORROW
All Day Meeting on the Steamer w.
w. Saturday-EVening Excur-
sion to Be a Feature.

The opening session of the Goth an
nual convention of the Illinois Luther
league was held last evening in the
auditorium of Augustana college. All
day yesterday delegates from the Ger
man, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and
English Luther leagues from all parts
of the state were arriving and being
placed in homes in the tri-cities. Up
to the present So delegates have ar
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14

Every Frenchman has military
notebook. which gives the service lie
has performed, the service he Is TO
do. and telling which day-the first
second or third-after mobilization II
ordered he must join his regimen
and where.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
GOOD ROADS TALK
FOR PORT BYRON
DR.. w. E. Taylor and Devore N.
Simonson to Lead Discus
sion Tomorrow Night.

The Rock Island County Highway
Improvement association will hold 4
good roads meeting in the town hah
at Port Byron tomorrow evening, when
the proposed bond issue to finance
trunk line system of hard surface
roads connecting all townships will be
discussed from many viewpoints.
The chief addresses will be given
by DR.. w Z. Taylor of Moline and
Devore n. Simonson of Rock Island.
in addition to the Svea quartet of Mo.
line, which will give a number OF
songs, other features will be offered,
making the program attractive
throughout.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
Changeable.

Niss Sentimental = Man is 50
cbanReabIe. Mrs. Bilton-Yes, dear.
Before marriage he talks 10 you about
his heart; afterward it's his stomach
he talks about.-Puck.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
Curtain Special For
Saturday

Here is a sample line of Imported Saxony,
Brussels Net and Irish Point Curtains which
will be offered at a most appealing price Sat=A
urday They come As to 81 inches wide byS
3 and so yards long.
The values range from 900 to $500 pair
for quick clearance we're going O. =
to mark them at the pair ............@O Up -
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
4-HOUR RIVER TRIP-4

Every Sunday afternoon on the steam
er Helen Blair. through Moline locks
and Rock Island rapids. Leaves 3 p.
m. returns $50. Fare 35c.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
For a Change.

81 have been reared in the lap of
luxury" exclaimed the heiress haugh-
tily.
TRY mine for a change" suggested
the impecunious young man.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
OF Course He Swooned.

While the judge was giving his
charge to the jury in the burglary
case one of the juryuien tainted. His
lordship had just impressiveIy said:
Gentlemen of the jury, in arriving
at the verdict you must take the test
mony of the witnesses for the defense
into consideration and give them full
weight"
At the words "and give them full
weight the jurymGn swooned away.
He was a coal merchant. - London
Mail.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14


the convention.
Saturday Sessions on w. w.
Tomorrow the delegates and friends
friends will take an all day excursion
down the river on the steamer w. w.
A round table discussion, led by Rev.
Luther Kuhns, will be held in the fore
noon on board the steamer and an
impromptu program in the afternoon.
The boat will stop at Muscatine for
dinner and will return at o'clock. At
o'clock the boat will continue for a
moonlight excursion.
To all the sessions of the conven-
tion as well as the excursion tomor-
row the public is invited. The tri-city
league has made the day and evening
boat excursion a big feature of the
convention and all interested are urg-
ed to take advantage of it.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14

Mrs. ]. W. Wood. aged so. was
stung to death the other day in Her
ryviile, Ind, by honey bees.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
Odd Lots From Hosiery
and Underwear Dept.

$50 Cotton Black Hose with high spliced heel
and double sole-these were overlooked in yes
terday's bargain specials TO-
Sizes 4 and 5--Unon Suits for 1I~
Women = Saturday ................A TN
Children's Gauze Vest with short sleeves, ais,
sleeveless gauze Vest, and some ankle A~
length gauze Pants, values to 25c, now. w
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14

Ambition is like love-impatient
both at delays and rivals.-Denham.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
]. 3. OakIeaf Is Speaker.

rived and there are in addition about
40 visitors for the convention.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-08-14
Saturday Sessions on w. w.

dent of the state league, will address
the convention.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-02-27
Registrati0
Laws
of the
State Of Idaho
Chapter 81.
(S. b. No. 1901
AN ACT

b.
AN ACT
Relating Registration Providing Method of Regis
ration Designating the Registration Oces Defining Their
Duties Registration; Amending Sections 354,
1885, 63 3o7 Revised Codes of Idaho
Repeating Amended 1874 Amended 395,
Amended 39 399 400 and 4ol Being Chapter of
Political Code Idaho Prescribing Penalties for
Violation Thereof and Repeating All Acts and Parts of Acts in
Conflict Herewith
BE 1T Enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the State Of Idaho:
register election the State of
hereinafter provided and shall not be for
registered general election
special election unless such ecor
another shall fail
general election
g. registration county shall
the clerk the district justices of the and noar public
and they applications registration
register legally qualified whenever appi
shall be made them PrOUded That eector shall be
registered above named officers within thirty days
preceding election which he desires And PrOUded
further That elector shall be registered Sunday legal
holiday herein provided
county must
July preceding election notice
than fifteen by publication the
county by three posted
different each precinct in the of which must be
polling precinct giving
place justices peace public
officers
be made time O'Clock P M the
thrteh day preceding the primary election and
primary election o'clock p M
the hrtieth day preceding general election.
Sec Any eecor desiring be registered shall make application
take and subscribe the following Electors Oath before such registration
officer
Electors
of of
of (2) will be the day
A D.. l9... (naming the date of the succeeding
electon) will actually
Idaho for six (6) months, and in the
for thirty 600 days preceding said date Tin election
recurring different time of residence 50 make III that have never
been of felony embzzment OF public
selling offering purchasing
offering purchase the another other infamous
being citizenship;
commit violation of the provisions of this Act
that registered entitled other place
regard of nd
the thereof and the Constitution and State
interpreted by the of
before election add previously
a election ) so help
Subscribed before this. of
..... .....,l 9-..
-. ... ......
Official designation OF Ofcer.)"
The applicant shall required OATH
making questions
Registrars Return be attached to the
Electors Oath and which shall be substantially follows
REGISTRARS RETURN"
State of Idaho, County of .....................ss
named who being duly
Name OF apphcant.'."
Male female .............
Place of
lsree and o)~... =. .........
Has applicant been before
such registration cancelled lapsed m
designate which,
(The following be filled i'll by
certify that Cor qualified elector naming
applicant touching citizenship applicant
ogoing)
applicant unable produce his certificate naturalization
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-02-27

made it satisfactorily appear that he has
naturaized destroyed
5 beyond his
desio1 Of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03
4tlliHnn14.

SSerotne gy)ates er nfgoaet Deo
Neoen bos lin gpn, @alpb &. Oates
! 5leepD GDe, 1O3 Mor gammeI.
&an bar fsnt | Solution, g. o., ben
80. Mlai 1911, ID Sumes Maoiion
bar Hraiioent. gon1 ll1,g Mnno
orog ban til Nisiisiippi, bpor bon
Iorretningsmanb, % blep iene-
re Jarmer | Moct County, @is.
San bar Der i mange @ar og figbte
iaa en- Borm i Googe gountp,
Mtinn., bpor ba1 boeoe til bon blep
for gatnnnel til at bripe iom 5ar-
1ner.
&etpimob 5000 Sinner fra
1torolige Minneiotn. garaon, Micbi,
gam % 8iSconiin babbe forr. 5pn=
bog lin aarlige 5ommerubflugt beb
Clip Safe, NOR 8Den @iirginia. S
ben 8rocesiion, Der ON Morgen@1
lt6gif fra 8pen, oeltog ODER 5000
Menneifer, og flere n8unbs" igrge=
De ! Dagens Sob for ben m%uiifulife
nnoerboloming. Dm Mftenen opfgr.
tes set rationale Sfueipil uDanie]
Short, % Soften f~ortiattes ben noe.
ite Gag meo en- &onfurrenceprpDe
mellem flere m1iifalife 0rganiintio:
ner fra De iterre 1orolige @per. gr
MISUNDERSTANDING gapes ogiac
Maa1oag Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03

Drfifa IL 1905 III 1919. Sun par
beifpIM or q bdDe opoipet III 9oit-
bepartsmentet at bape ioIgt fIere
6rimRrter, END bun ! Nirfeligbeocn
iolgte for at faa iaa meget W Il
2gn. Det tog Surpen tim nogIe
fao Millutter at enes ON a'ienbel-
len.
g. 9anblie % Bernard g.
5onblie, lbegge al @rnno Sorts, ct
blebne iatte UNDER Mnflnge for at
bope misbrugt Be 6or. 5taters Noit,
sibet De paaitaaes at BABE brugt oen-
ne til at fremme pis;e beorogerife
8laner. Mnflagen er en- 6elge al
ben nnoerlegelie, iom Staten ip9rf-
latte moo International Securities
80, Der MI er / en- Meceipers @9n-
Der og bpis gmbebsmenb De to
|SanolieS bar. Ma1 melner, at benz
ne a%orporatipn bapbe %operifreoet De
noitl1ft1e Grqnier, og at SOLE gien-
mem Holten par blepne fgrt bag 2p-
iet me6 @enlDn til BET lan6e 6or-
retningSforbol6.
- Du man forle6en par belfj9f-
tiget me0 at grupe en- &i9Iber i
Nem gnglmnb, 1teote man neoe /
esor6en paa en- Jl9ifeifinfe, Der
ian0iDnltgpis far ligget begrabet /
l35 Mar, men iom bog life olene
bar lpiielig, men en6og al enfelte
%erflRre0es for at bore mere bel
imagenbe, emo De Sfinfer 1om MI
er paa Marfebet. Set Dor / 1887,
at &olpnien Dtem @nglano itifteoes
at Jolf ira SEEM England Stater=
ne, / bpilfen 9io Ser ogiaa lao
9ropper beb BEN npe &oloni. Ger
inbtrof imiolerti6 en- Sci tgrre Mor.
lao NDbpggerne itrafs tabte Mobe1
og reite tilbage til 91ten. Sfinfer
er laloipnligpis bleben begrupen
poa oen Maa6e, at en Sorofjeloe1
er ltprtet fonunen, og oen er ilSor.
oen blepen fl1loitRnbtg beparet moi
9ioens Como. Sfinfen brrer trent:
oeleS ct p%elfjenot SlagterfirmaS
MGrfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03

opnooet 1ilta6elie al 8pitpret og be-
talt for 5%illabelien. gnapiot man
peb, er Utica Sen enelte gp / Sta.
ten, iom far en- laaban 8ppeot9gt.
banielpitne Menneifer / 8pen er
meget iornarmeoe poa Bpitpret for,
at oct far fottet Ell iaa0on 8eitem-
melfe, og BET fan bnnoe, at Metten
lr1aa aigipre, ON 8ppeotggten er
loDlig eller ei.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03
Gar annberne fri rsbampoo".

Mrs. Surub Dotes Cole, en- al
oe melt fremragerroe @oar-SpecioIi-
tier / 8rooflpn, q. g., flyer: uSeg
far brugt Mrs. Maion's rSlo gng-
Tiff @oir Comic" meo faa fortrin=
lge 8eialtater, at ieg bor gipet marl-
&c at mine au,1ber iri uSbampoo"
for at Sc fnn fpnme til, JONI leg,
at lore bets pirfelige @Groi. Seq
bruger ulti6 Mrs. Ma1on's rOlo
@ngliib @air Comic" fremfor noget
anbet, 90 oct opliper @uaret pa
Sta1pen % fremifpnoer en- rig
gnfit." Disie Yreparater fun faaes
/ Mpotbefer og 9eportements=8ut
fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03
3Btsrutmut.
On Bunf ifal ltrofs oubnes

- gn Banf ifal itrofs aabnes i
&elenpille, Der ligger tets, Wil lDo
for Sefferlon. Mftietapitalen ct
$4,000.
@eneralo6pofaten for afgipet
ben &ienoelle, at en- Sberiff er ben
eneite Mono / @isconiin, JONI fan
ielge iterfe 9riffe lroen 2icenfe.
Men 90 moo ban lRlge 8arerne for
offe1tltg Megning.
Sobn sc. &ollep, @rGltoent
for State 8onf Of 2a Grosie, er az
gaaet beo De6en / Ga Grnsie, 70
Mar gammel. SON bar @eteran fra
8orgerfrigen og goot fienm baaoe /
.politife og financielle arebie @is=
conitn.
@gjelteret bar / en- Som u6=
- - -
talt, at set er Sperfalo poa lages=
les Mm1b for Yolttiet at ifpoe paa
en- &erion, font erten mobiatter Jig
Mrreit eller Tiger at flpgte, noar
ban fun bar giort Jig ifploig i Ell
6orleelle.
Mntigo bor fra lite Slli Ell
MI 8ppeotagt, 1om flyer, at ale
/ Bpen lfal p9re luffet
mellem SCI. II ont Mftenen og 81. 5
ON enlargement % pan ollie Sgnoage.
Ger ifal imgen Multf pare og in=
gent @ambling al noget 5lag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03
euh B.knt1.

5totsoobofat M6orti1 8ergb i
Siour Sails bar %iorlongt Mfrs. 2ilp
8erner / iamme 8p tiltalt %
itraffet tor 8arnemoro. 2iget al ct
nDfeot Barn blep nemlig fun0et. /
EN- &oanofuffert / ct 8erelfe, bpor
Mrs. @erner og benoes Mono bap-
Be boet.
l1tica bar facet en- M 8ppeo-
tRgt, iom Tiger, at ingen fan boloe
ct offentligt SOL u6en fgrit at babe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03

2a16brugslfolen / Mmes bor
I CONNER $40 Stuoenter, bpilfet
er $50 Brpoert mere enc / 1918.
Sfomager Nicf &nifer /
Stl1eble er bp6, 80 Mur gar1tnel.
San bapoe SEN fgrfte Sfomagerbutif
/ 2esDanrs. S Sc iibite 16 Star
for BON boet / StrubIe.
- 5p6eral6omnrer Mc9sber{on i
Des Moines bar frl6t ben Cont
at 2oben ON gritatning til Mrbei0e-
re, iom fommer tilitooe UNDER lit
Mrbeioe, ct grunolobsmesiig. So
ben blep %peotaget al Den iiolte Sc
neral Msiemblp.
Sen 1rDe Sou, iom beiternmer,
at i bisie Gilfeloe ifal en- Struf-
fange %fnitreres, er bIenet erflaret
gr11n6lobSitrioig al 5g6eralretten i
bet ipolige Soma. Mlle ire Cont
mere bnr enige.
8grnefgoilerne aftager ] Sobn-
ION gountp. S 1918 blep Der i be-
lie Gountpet fgot fun 1852 Born.
SONIA Gitp meb fine 10000 Sno-
bDggere babbe fun 100 8ernefeo-
iIer. S ct Eotpnibip i @ol1ntpet blep
i11td Barn fg6t / 1913, og Der bar
flere Eopnibips, bpor fun ct Barn
bleb bragt til @eroen.
- st al Be elore Suie ! soma
neobrnrote torleoen Dag / soma
EGitp. Oct par CONNER Tairalls
gmnle &iem, % 9uid bleb opfbrt
for pper 60 gar iioen. CONNER
snml1el 6airalI boeoe / BET De
fgrlte Mar, efterat Soma par blepet
optnget / nnionen lom ielbifpnbig
|stat. Suiet bIeb opfgrt i 1850,
og M1iritene11 blep branot poo gam,
mel @is / Soma. Dommer Jairolls
Dngbog, bpori ban fortaIte ON,
bporIeoes Sotpas fgrfte 2oDe tom
|iftnrtb, brenote meo 6niet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03

~'I]Ite%94HHe SUUeIURS IS.
vs.. Nummelboff er afgaaet pe6 81
ben, 81 slor ga1nmel. Mfosoe praf-
tilereoe paa forlfiellige aanter al
2anoet, inotiI ban / 1891 blep 1o-
nqpnt til Diitriftslege / Morofioro-
eto. S 1909 iDrfIptteoes bun til
ISobernps. &ummelboff bar en-
oDgtig og iompittisbeosfulo 2pge,
ofbolM % ffattet al ollie, lom fiero-
tie ba1n.
n gn inoen= % uoenfor 9fibs=
fererfreoie belfienot Mon6, forbp.
sfibsferer Ostar 3. Sobonien, er
otsle Gage afgoaet beo Dgoe1t.
Sobanien, TOM / 1S8O=Murene fprte
Barf rAriaone" al 1gnsberg, bar
Norif SfibsfgrerforeningS fgrite
5efretpr, % neolagoe iom iououn /
5 @ar ct 6pgtigt og / mo11ge Set
nt1ger gr1nolGggen0e Mrbei6e for
fin Gtato.
IN On at &omerifes melt fie1rote
8aarobrngere, &er 8insnes, er al.
gaaet be6 Dp0en, 80 Mar al. s
Set, bpor ban boeoe omtrent al lin
9io, nar 8er @i1tsnes fienot al ollie
1om BEN opgtige og elifpnr6iee
Nano, Der alti0 itoo reoe, 1raar set
glalot @pgoens Anliggenoer eller at
poe &iplp meo &aao og Dooo til
sambDgoinger. S &omml1nen bop
De ban tnoebapt ollie mulige Gilios-
bperp % iiooet / &erreositpret i so
Mor, flere @onge peret Drofprer %
Jorligeliesfommisiur, til fin 800.
bar ban 9ireftgr for Set 9pore-
baM.
9oteleier 2inoltr9m / 2pronl
er oeo al Street,, &c, gar gau1n1eI.
|Sen1ren Gbriitim fortfatter Driften
LAT @otellet.
~ 8arbermeiter &eter Npo1l en-
at @raatens eloite SSnopaanere, er
os1. &an bar / Girter ppret not
laa baarlig; men / ben fenere EiD
iprttes BON at be0res igien; men en-
Dag tit bnt1 en- disappointing, iom
e11ote bans 2ip. San bar Ell meget
religigs Mono og par iterft inter-
esieret MiSlionsorbei6et % nnore
frtitelige @ieremnol % bill blipe iap-
net at mango, iffe minoit af iDge,
Tor bpem bon beo fine 8efgg bar
pRret til itor 9rglt og 0pmuntring.
aapalerioberi Mailrer, Secs
pr. 5gnsberg, er 500 i en- NIoer af
68 anr. SON bar fgot j &riitiania
lom sen at 8pgmeiter Maa1rer,
blep officer 1867, Mitrnefter 1888,
Dberitlpitna1t / 1889 % Dberit /
1904. S 1911 tog BON Afiteo iom
Gbef for afersbus encouragement.
Diollrer, ON par cit interesieret 0f-
fieer, bar giort iig nteget fortient
81 aaDaleriet. Dberit M}o1lrer bar
Sit neo Gotter Of miniiter %
aan1fmrberre Noorn epenifioD pao
'Ra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03
sra 8p % 8pso.
S. Nnr fhInfp fnr1pnpn

IS Mar fplote forleoen ftp
6ormer Soban Mn6erien Stpberi
gaoen, 5angen. SONS 9ultru fpl6
te nplig so Mor. Sc er begge fulo:
aanoSfriife % b9rer fin bGe Mlbe1
gcot. Mnoerfen bar orbeibet ca
40 Nar pe6 steberiet og iluttet fol
|6-8 Mar ii6en.
8arratianerne eIler vEunge.
%talerne" boloer &orgres / &riitia.
mia un6er boloio m Eilitrpmning al
6olf. 8lenot 9eltagerne er Miis
Mlma Docrin fra Mmerito, 8oro.
nesle bon 8ruticb ira @uslano; $50.
1tor &drns fra Stocfbolm og en-
&effe more @epreientanter for 8e=
p9gelien. +.
- 25 Mar er set iioen Naniens
Notwithstanding penote tilbo-
!ge. De fom meo Dampifibet vMeel-
cbior", og 5aroen inooper 6ioroen
ortebe Jig iom ct 9riumftog. 80
5orpeoobaaoe og en- itor Gifabre
at Danrpiftbe, imoa og itore, fulgte
5eltifibet inb til &riitionio. Set
bar BEN 3Ote Mni 1889.
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beregnet gget / Sarl,or- Mpril meo
1886 og lite Meoi lfuloe Mntallet
bore 256,OOO.
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6eles BEN ste sunni: Morten Grte1=
poog @iloeifaal brnbtes ioog af ct
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itrano % Stiernerp feirer / 6isie
Gage 40 Mars SSubilaum iom gm.
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anger er at @eneraIrnaior gllf 2unf
foIat III Brosiererg. 3 Mielsen
15fier.
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bor fii6M @oorooen geh Marno1
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laf aDe Ger ben lite sSl1Iii:s Sc
er Sauflauos 8eniiet at boiphe III
ber. 81 &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-03
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Sture Glofunb i Morompre. Set
Sumo, 1om Ooerl9rer 9tllnmeool
qioroe i 1909, bar MI le0et til, at
man peo Stolbboffen bor nluoet ca.
40 ltgrre og minore Offer, TO 81
1feipt al Sten me0 tp0elig Sure,
Sommere, 3ele al Slibeitene, 3
8ilefpib1e, lom ipnes at tilbpre ben
RlDre Stenalber. Gi0ere er Der
funoet 1linteifrabere og 8or, Ser
f%arifoor oe ct ringformet Stptte
@lpberjten iamt en- SpDolpioS, 1om
{pnteS at ltarnme fra BEN orttiite
5tenoloer. gron1 er fun 9alpoe-
len al &Iaoien afoeffet. Jl1noet
onIes fom meget merfeligt, foroi
Morompre bar p9ret aniet 1om 1at-
tigt poa 2epninger fra Stenaloer-
periooerne.