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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
NORWICH MEN COMPENSATED.
Four Agreements Filed With c:sr< of
 Superior Court on Wednesday.


 Compensation Commissioner Dono- hue has filed the agreemenes on "Wednesday with the clerk of the su- peFior court:
 Dennis Sullivan of Norwich receiv- es s6.5o weekly from June 27 to July T, from Leonard E. Harris of Norwich, for two toes crushed on June 8. the latter paying the merfcal expenses. receives from the Michigan company
 Mark J. -MacCormack of, New London Of that city for a tendon cut in his finger on March 1, 8 weekly compen- sation. commencing April 2s and end ing June 20. The enploye worked after the injury until April 2S.
 Rose Brcdeur of Taftville jammmed the end of the fore finger of her left hand in the Ponemah mills on June 26th. She is to receive $5 weekly during disaility beginning July 11th $500 compensation during disability was agreed upon by Haolon Uba of Norwich and his employer. the United States Finishing Co. The finger nal on the third finger of the mans lef, hand was taken off on June Is. 1914 Dr. Agnew believes that the nall will grow on again as good as ever.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
DIED FROM BURNS.
Paul eudeit, Years Old, psssed Away
 at the Hospital

Paul Budeit. the 3 year old boy who was seriously burned while playing with matches at his home. on Durfey street Monday afternoon, died on We'd nesday afternoon at the Backus hos pftaf from the effects of his burns
 His hands, face and one foot were badly burned. The boy was the son of Paul and Mary Budeit of 42 Durfey street. The body was taken in cha-.e by Undertakers Cummings & Ring.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Funeral of Miss EIfrida Johnson Army Worms on Exhibition at 5ray's Drug Store-Loeai Happenings anc PersonaIs

Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the funeral of Miss Elfrida Johnson was held from the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Charles Hansen. 42 Hickory conducted bys Rev. F. A. Peterson pastor of the Swedish church. Burial took place in the Yantic cemetery, where eommittal service was read by Rev. MT. Peterson. There were 8 number of handsome floral offerings testifying to the high esteem in which the deceased was held by her many friends. Undertakers Henry Allen and Son had charge of the funeral
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
City of Norwich Gas &EIectricaI Department s21 Main Street. Aliee Building
WALL PAPERS

We still have . large assortment of the different grades left over, and at greatly reduced prices. which We will be pleased to show you
 Holdings and Cut Out Borders to match same. Also Paints, Muresco in white ard tints. and general assort- ment of decorative supplies. including Fapier M.1ehie for halls and vestibulea.
 Orders received for painting. paper hanging ard decorating.
 P. F. MURTAGH TeIephons az and s4 West Main St
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
NORWICH TOWN.
Sunday School of First Congregational Church Has Picnic at Moheean Park Scout Campers Come to the Green for Supper.

The annual picnic of the First Con- gregational Sunday school was held at Mohegan park Wednesday. The mem bers of the school and their friends were conveyed to the park between the hours of g and II by wagons and auto mobiles The children amused them selves with the seesaws and swings. At noon an appetizing lunch consisting of sandwiches cake, lemonade and ice cream was served Miss Jessie Hyde's class was in charge of the sports and these included three-legged. potato
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
You're Bilious and costivel

Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Sour Stomach, Furred Tongue and Indiges- ton, Mean Liver and Bowels clogged. Clean up tonight. Get a 25c bottle of pr. Kings New Life Pills today and empty the stomach and bowels Of fer menting, gassy foods and waste. A full bowel movement gives satisfied thankful feeling makes you fecl fine Effective yet mild. Don't gripe. 25c a. our Druggist.
 Buckfeyn's Arnica Salve for Burns
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Today. For New England: Cloudy Thurs day; Friday fair.
 Predictions from the New York Her. aid On Thursday it will be clear and cool with light northerly winds. be- coming variab ble, followed by slowly rising temperatures.
 The outlook for Friday is partly cloudy and warmer weather.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records reported from Seyin's pharmacy show the changes ntemperature and the barometric changes Wednesday.
 Ther. Bar. 12 m. m............ss.4.s. 65 29.ss ' a. m. ......s.s. 5S 29.98 6 p. n1-s..... = 62 39.12 Higehst, 6S, lowest 53.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Wednesday: Partly cloudy.
 Wednesdays weather: Showers
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Reopenjno swedish Church.

The repairs to the Swedish church on Hickory street which was badly damaged by fire on Saturday night, Feb. 21, 1914 have now been com
 pleted and the church is to be re- opened this >,( Thursday night with a concert programme given by members of the church. assisted by outside tal- ent. the programme to open at 8 o'clock. Vocal and instrumental mu-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Prominent bee-keepers are rsceiv-
 ing Invitations to the joint annual field day meeting Of the Worcester County Beekeepers' association and the Eastern Society of Beekeepers to he held August on the estate of O.
 F Fuller. Blarkstone. Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Ida Dawkins of Denver. Col, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Huh, of West Town stfeet, left Monday for West Wilmington. where she will be the guest of her mother
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends. for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during our re- cent bereavement and for the many beautiful flowers sent to the funeral oi our daughter and sister. Elfridor John. son.
 MRS. PETER JOHNSON.
 MRS. AUGUST HJULSTROM,
 MRS. CHARLES HANSEN.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

sic with readings will form the pro- gramme, which promises to be a high ly interesting one.
 Following the church fire the con- gregation held services in the old Methodist church on North Main street where they have continued to hold their service while their own church was being repaired. 4 substantial sum was realized by a church fair and suppers and this money, with what insurance was received has enabled the congregation, aided by its pastor. Rev. F. A. Peterson. to restore the church to its former beauty
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Detectives trailing Frank p. Moore, of Chicago, through news of his elope- ment a few weeks ago, took him from the side of his bride at Philadelphia and locked him up on the charge of forgery.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
MARRIED.
HOLM ES

River. July 27. 1914. by Rev. Byron U. Hatfield. father of the bride, Miss Ruth Hatfield of Deep River and Erwin Holmes of Chester.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
TAFTVILLE AFFAIRS

Prof. Claude Russell, Formerly of TaftvilIe. Visiting at Nisntic-yeung Tigers Defeated by Runaways, 8 to 2-Visitors in and Out of Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

New London papers state that Prof Claude Russell, formerly principal of daughters Adelaide and Eleanor and son Leonard. of New Haven. are en- toying two weeks stay with Mrs Swan at the Home Nook on the Man tic river. Professor Russell is now assistant superintendent of schools in New Haven
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Army Worms Exhibited.

A number of specimens of the army worms which are causing much dam age to local crops, are on exhibition in the window of Bray's drug store on Central avenue and they are at tracting much attention from passers- by. The rain kept the worms under c1umps of earth, leaves and stalks all day Wednesday and little damage was reported in this vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Mir. and Mrs. D. l.. Underwood of Peck's Corner have returned after spending several days at Mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Mrs. JameR F1lburn and son Thomas of Huntington avenue are visiting rel atives in Hartford and Meriden.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Anniversary Mass.

In St. Marys church Wednesday
 morning there was an anniversary
 mass for Mrs. James Dee. relatives and friends attending.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Prentice and son Lemuel Prentice have been in Montreal the past two weeks
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Miss May Leathers and Miss Rose Cook were visitors in Willimantic on Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Mir. and Mrs. P. Fregeau and fam fly left on Tuesday afternoon for a visit to Canada
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Frank Raymond, eE>ployed on a Lis- bon farm. is enjoying a two weeks stay at the shore
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Prank Jordan has given up his work here and has gone to Worcester, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

and ege races. The picnic was to have been held Tuesday and perhaps on ac- count of it's postponement enthusiasm was lessened a little. but all who went enjoyed the day to the full
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Runauaxs Mon.

The Runaways defeated the Young Tigers Wednesday by the score of s to 2. Batteries: Runaways, Andrew larry and P. Peppin: Young Tigers, Tony Landry and J. Beaudry.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Personais.

After passing two weeks at Block Island John A. McCady has returned.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Miss Mary Hill of South Norwalk is the guest of Mrs. Luther D. Packer of North A sthreet
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Personals.

Miss Grace Bousquet was a visitor here on Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Curtis of West Town street IS i'll with typhoid fever at the Backus hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Miss Leona Chartier has returned from a visit to willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Scouts Had Supper

Scouts Had Supper on the Green.
 Two team loads of Boy Scouts from Brooklyn who are camping at Gardner Lake ate their supper Monday night on the Bean Hill green. The company about 50 boys, who seemed to be out for a good time.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

Miss Bernice Underwood of was1 ington street is spending a week in Mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Hot Weather

will soon be here GET PREPARED for t by instsIliss a "RuuD- Hot Wstsr Heater. posr away at once with a Hot Kitchen and ssses lot of coal
 Come in eur effies and lei us dsmon- strsts and explain ts you how simple # is to have HOT WATER xithsut burning a lot of coal.
 The finest invention of these tinnss for the Housekssper in Hot Westbsr st small cost of installing. Can hs attached to sny boiler.
 BEAR IN MIND We gre hsadquar- ters for. all kinds of Heaters and Rarsss operated with Gas
 Let us demonstrzts them to yeu.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
A.lH. siosn l.nsl Tid<~,
GREENEVMLE NEWS

SIX hours after hIxE wate< It ia sos tice. wBick Is followed br rfooc ttdn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30
Guest from Hartford.

Mrs. Howard Lindsley of Hartford is the guest of her mother. Mrs. s. A. Beebe. of the q Canterbury turn pike. 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

pDaaif seiterfamfunbs.' seaoge Nr
80 ber ! Ypen bill Ma1oag Mte,
Den is. Nuoe1nber paa Central Sail
nfboloe solg paa Jorfln0er 90 an
ore milt6re Mrtifler. MeeDlenlmerne,
npeo 0eres Mnt1b % gen11er inbbp-
beS til at beltage;; alt pil blipe bill
ligt % aafie ierperes. Ser pil lige>
.leoes blipe 2eiligbeo til at ipille.
Sort, ON ioa pnifes.
UT. 8enrD g. @anien, Nraiiben-
ten for st. saul Oratorieal 60
cietp", Der bill laoe opfgre Oct npe
a Mfts Dranla: nEbe. @nnoererss"
poa Manoag % 1irsoag Mftener
ben 9be % 1Obs Nopember / @oob-
men @all paa &apne Mpe. 90 SNeafs
lst, er en- sgn al Mr. MeIs 6an-
fe1l 623 6. Marplanb ct. ber i
8pen. 5oreitillingent birigeres al
Wfr. Mlfreo Nalmer, iom | 10 Mar
|bnr puret Girettgr for De popa1t
lore Century 8lapers / Winneapo=
liz, og loper at blipe Ell at De beo=
lte lofale Hrobuttioner / SGionen.
Nbolen Garf SfolesO rfe'trct paa
% Mleolemmer oil lenere Muitf mel
lem Mfterne, l1nber 2eoelie al Suits
@arriet s. &1tbbp, 9a5ter Halmer og
bans Septet, Wfiis @ae aragietb
Glgitenoe goliiD, Signor 6. Nel-
ION (@arpton) og SSoel Carlton (gio<
liniiD. Meiten ale De Mollabapen=
be / 9romoet er 5fanDinaper: 2p=
bio Monge Melion, Gbriltian See,
gpu Grpml, @ill. Sme0fera, Clara
Bartnm, Martin &. Geoerlino, Mopb
2aaber, Clarence &imball, Selma s.
@ortom og 1oreningcns ErGi i0ent'
@enrp g. @anlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
hr 1910 a $50, 900. @ratllo for ben
.c,helte eller SomiIie-@ rrtoe fat err

bcr al So, 900: @ra,lo for oenl
c,tfelte elter 6onriIie-G r.utbe tm er-
boIoes pau neget bilItie AfbetalingS-
Mlfuor, lan e, 6arnilie i 2dbet
aonife iun Nor nil bape lifret iig Ell.
lrna1f 4laos, ser nltio bill tilberr
ocul, oa loln usopare1toe peoligebol-
SEES al Observation-Disclosures
So fer bette gipres, bes hlligere nil
11,n,, ratl,rligpis tnnlte foa BET, Do
@runoeur bpert Mor ltiger i Nris,
ca. 10 @roccnt. 1Gt neb Slrbga11=
gen ira SnmbolM Abe. lager CT IT'LL
fulo auntorbpgning, Ger tillige rl'a11-
mer ct hpgacligt lille aupel, bnorfra
Observation-Disclosures tout liltoe
steo. @cbe,nrnoer er .itoro9e
pnrlt" bpor Miter,1e benlGtteS I DC
to-trc 8intcrmnareoer, bnor oel1
frcsne Soro fo%rbi,rorer lclpe sSorofn-
lteIlen. S &oattnret meher nla11
Mr. 6. 6 Common, ser CT &irfe=
qauroens superintendent, iolnt Sc
fretrr % aoslerer for Grpltal 9afe
Cemetery MsTn, og inm neo mere
enb inopanlia @llfpGroigbe0 filler
fig til 1ispoiition for De heiege1roe
oQ CT reoe mes ollie 0plpsninner at
Sntercsie. Ser / &pntoret finDer
man Sc lpltematilf 11ofprte % ombrN=
aeligt oetuillereoe &efor0s ouer 9ot=
ter1ne ny bisles giere, Se forifpdlige
@egrapelier 1T. m.
Strafs rlam forlooer &ol1torbpg=
niln1e1 % 'pa1,orcr inoefter ltpoer
n1u,, 200 Ct, ltor triau9a,lnr 2ot,
bnor @ejen leler Jig til bpire % De11=
fire. Scr en- oen elifelige gunle Na=
ltor g. 6. Erarobergs @rap, %
opcr oan,re itaur set Momume,rt, Ser
meo flor @eitioeligbeb blep inopiet /
Sss,1ni Msonne6 / Mor. Sra Grant,
lteners 1op Ter ba1rs mlbe, frebeli=
&c Mniigtstrpf he1, @eAf1,enoe loa
penligt inphe, og pon Stenerr itoar
i10rioiet set Srn fra MpoitleneS
@iern., 20. 81, Ser laa marfpGroi1t
forotttsriiierene netop belr1e Mamns
99iip oa @irte ber pau sor6: rGbi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
, 81 1n1rB fauf.

Det CT rent noturligt TOR BE ilelts
Memaclfer at lf,phbe Tarfcn on
gsMoan M Gyo fro Jig lfa'a laa'-
&c |pnl muligt! 5pge t a II Vi alle
blipe, % oa fol ri ollie engaleg,
men, rGiomeuer &c fleite, ben ED
Sen soru! Saa foulnler Der en- Sag,
"a 6anFlicfpriargerea totes poo
spgeleiet; ban bor lite forget TOR
spgebirlp, Scr moo ifrabes laru''en.
Dos @er,1er % @efie1pote, goaes Iw-
gergang til ireamneoe - yarnil1en
lister inb / en- @iad6, fom 0d tnger
Den, Mar at afpifls. gller ban
eIer eli o,1oen al Unmilien - osr,
Ser er inaea 8egrouaiesbiGP eller
Nsuranee - fonune @iitorie ont
iQieq1, blot tiiolo nrtre. 9pab lGr-
lia &irfegearospIoos aneaar. moa
ner taaes tiltoffe mc6 bet fprlte, oct
beoiw, Gct bele ital goa / en- Iart.
lluoertatere,1s @cileoni,g blitsar lnat
oftclt ocn oigierclsGe. Saa er Oct
taaefter at iige:: @opbe vi Dog blot
i 9ioe lifrat o ct Tanrilte=@ raplte@
hppr hi ale fltl0c hplle 1nnr11le11, .og
hpor CIT pngre Generation SlGg=
ten clrgolrg pil ipge ben for poo
MinoectN1e ut bpgge on oeres flores
@rniN!.
elsie 1onfer ha lfuftt9eoe os, %
nj Iprlcoen fit 9eiligbeo til at Of
Iqgge et 8elm paa Grp1tal
SAFE 9emetarD.
Iertnc iml1ffe &%irfegaaro logger
poo 3Stb alo @a,nrbolM Moes. 9to.,
Inn tire (cng.) Mil ira &gets Sc11=
trl11n. ~ Sporpognslinier - Gbi=
cugo 4 @enn cg Gbirago & Jre-
mont = fprer oerl1o, og oct CT fnt1
en- 20 Mimatters &pretur. S Mrrfe=
Iigteoen lmgcr oenre &irfegnarb
81cn iao lupr lmn 1rogcn n1roe1.
Sen inotoger ct Mreal poo 175 Nc
rpg, ser lparer til ct @lamfmg at
SO Gitp Mmfs al olminocltg ster=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

reIfiee, msb @aberm inobefattd. Sen
CT lpolagt efter set mo0erm @orf
NaneASpte1n, ltore flotte maefaoor
nriicre6e &iprepeje guar poo frDbs
% tuerS ooer beie Gerrnret, Oellige
iHMgefa1lee Greer ltaar oueralt,
Mn1erne er Deo Sal1mertio operbe=
itrpet me0 Dc frobi9lte 8louhterrn-
batter.
@rytal 9afe Cemetery CT 1mn
bsie1t beliggenbe al ollie Bpens Sir
fegnnrNe, n1eo Ell GleDation at CO.
200 500 oper @ouflaben og 60 500
cher Sgert1es '&a11bflaoe, bpno Ser
atpcr Gorn1ti for, at Soromm0e1l er
nHolnt tpr. gerre,ust er it9rft fu=
peret, Up / @nffe pg neo i Dul, bpoo
Der i pGl entlig @rao biorager til, at
ben tager Jig loo lna1f l1o.
st al benne Safeguards bn le1pt=
ligite 6ortrin er, at 0e11s y5tote
G1arter" garanterer Gems @fsiltens
Tom &rfegaor0 til ollie 2iber - &n
bd nl6rig beBene at Mibe neb=
lnqt. 5tor er Sen, og rl1unrelM
Blabs er Der for mango 5IGgtleb,
men ifl1l6e Sen c,robn til Iene Giber
bliue for lille, goranterer 0ens Gbar-
Ter, at De omliggeroe Mreoler bill
fln11e efsproprieres til 0orbd for
ben. Seen Ser er e1roau 9niipoer nu
otter 8uimoer Of Softer at pplgs
fra. gn 1raft poa ca. 100 Mcps
pmtrent / &irfmaaroens Mibte og
ben f|m11fffe11tte Gel oeraf, er lot til 81
snoe liom Intberif aiirfegooro, og
Ilan fp1nnter til ct ta11fe pnn. at fhest
monife life er FOR mtet, at ben Ct
blepen folM oen fanDina .pi
airfegnaro. 8en11e 1anfe c.
ppna en- Gong tim og praftif: at 8p=
e,rs nanoinopiife 21rtberuncre ifal
tbbnDe en- 8It, fom er 1toget Tor Dem
osioa eItcr Dsoen.
q Grpitd Gate Cemetery er Die
forbelngtig ibefienM Minneopo.
Ii megn bifsr ben Omftn11oiigt
m Der bar Ell yrertgarpg al 43
srDeent Observation-Disclosures
s 1913 % en- 5reI1gang al mere EN-
400 asrocem / Sc iiioite tets Aor. Sc.
e iitrrer ct bnfe,foe sSor,o iii per.
la.eslf geoIiNeboI0elie Of Qirfegoar.
Ifeo Ell gr1ln0<Qreon globem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

ct. @amls Sanife % norifc airfer.
Danif ED. lutb. ct. Stepbans Sir
tie, @iprnet al Orleans % ste,
pens Street. @uostieneite bier
Spn0ag 5orm. 81. II. S6noagS,
lfcle 81. 8.
@oIgatba DanIf : nor ife HresbDterta-
rer Strife, 1876 Gbomas ct, nar
Mtce ct. Danif @nostjenelte
bper epnbag 1orn1. 81 1890.
gpnbagsifole 81. $50. 8pnne-
mebe bper Snsbag Mften 81. 8 !
&irfens l1noerbpgning.
Gen oanit : uorife Metbooiit Strife,
&jernet al @roaomap % 18th
Ct, otbolber fine @u6stlenelter
iom igIger: @reoifen Senoog
6orm. 81. 1880. Mften 81.
7.45. hinge Golfs gpportb 2iga:
5snoag often 81. 7.45; literert
Meoe oe tire ferite Girsoage !
Maaneoen. 8gnnemboe bDer Sns'
Bag Mften 81. s.
ct. &auIs banife G%ureningcr.
$. 6. Mnoerien, 2oge Mr. 81, at
Can't 8rooeriamfutb, meber lite
% 3oie Grebog i Maoneoen paa
Sl1nior @ioneer Sail.
5oreningen r@obt &oob" meber 2.
% a. 26r6ug poa 8aia Soil.
5oreningen rDanmorfs gsnner" al
g. g. 8. S. mpber 2. % q.
OnSbng paa 8oia !&oll.
Danmorfs Dptre mp6er 2oen % doe
Eirs6og i bper Maaneo Central
&olI, Is 90. 7tb ct.
5ongforeningen nGa1ia" mpoer
bier Miot1oag poo @ofa Salnl.
gleouora Gbriltine, 2oge st. 50,
al Cont geteriamfuro, 11tboer
I. o 8. manooa paa Central
Soil.
Jorernnaen .9aabet" meoer poa
Central 9aII, ben 2. % 4. 6ors-
bog Maaneoen.
Zen Danite Notwithstanding nrb-
Ser poa Central ar,rer Sail bper
Dnsbog ften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

ieg for fife nnolaot at forfpnDe Goer
alt @lros &oao!" - gn Statue oi
9l1tber pante11fes le11ere at hipe rejit
poo SEN %llltberanlfe Gel nf&irfcgaar-
ben, ligelanes en- monumental Snb=
gongSport poo 6e1s nenitre SIDE.
Som man pan0rar gerreDc / Sc
DG0cs @ube ell TITLE lolfIar 3ng
benne piblrnoerlige uSsS11oian gl1n1-
1ler" iten1mes man til &emob, til
.gftertal1fe - Sm1fen o11, at uel er
alt fprgengeligt, men. 8tmen ifnl
fom,me, CO 8allme11 lp6er fen oper
0rsle @rupe, og alt benlmulbret It'll
ger frem / leperbe Gftiifffalle paa oct
mRatige 81tc:: Stau Up! 5olen lfi11=
ner neo giennem 9reerues ipraglebe
spp, Ser fortoner Jig moo Gen bloa
@immel / gfteraarets trttgc, re6e,
91tlog1lle OarDer; Jatglel1e tltenmer
ettorat beres &pipit fra &pilte og
@re11e;; SC bnioe Mol1lunenter lpler
pper Bropene. Ser CT loa itiIle og
ber er laa lmtft! Sg otter fnl0er set
os ith, ON Emfen ON 9eben BOG
lite piloe Mite r1oget al li1t 8raoo,
naar man / Torpeien gjoroe Jig for
trolig me0 ben 9anfe, at fer, poa
oerne lille 1looolgte &let, ifal ou %
Dime fipre eatgaug lppe oen lanqe
Spnl, cg fiGrlige @elloer oil pe0=
blipe at freoc ON goers liolte @pile=
ltebl
& ppfororer enbper al oi@le 22i-
1riers 9plere til at togo en- Sur 1ro
til Grpital Safe Cemetery oa nreD
egne Zine ie bpor i,1lft ser er.
6. 6. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
Danf gelejprsnbebs Gorcni,llleI
rspllpiet" afboloer III rrite Mipoe
9orsone ben -. Nopelnber Dos
Mers. s. Anoeren, 50 @ariielo st.
Mlle CT pelfomn1er.

$500 ri --s
Mrs.-6. MnberSen, 50 8orfielb ct.
Nlle CT pelfomu1en.
s rMlinnciota Butter & Gbeeie.
matters" 21be &onpentio1, Der i Bis
ie Gage bar bGret afbol0t / Mer-
cbants &otel fer / Bpe1, llbtalte Den.
fornDlig nonepl,te Meieri-Snipefter
6. 5. &olmes ira 8rabam. Minn.,
at Citizens syarrrlere fl1n0e tjene 6
! Mfillioner Collars aarlig mere, bpis
Be pilbe fslge ct 5orterings+5piten1,
,iaapel mes @cnipn til Ileofn ioan
til Smgrret. Gsor 2nnDsmmub ST..
San1es Hasmlsien ira Mlbert Sea,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
with Is Pull Page Illustrations.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
itics,-The Church and R-lt.--ioa:-
and the Professors.-The Army and
Observation-Disclosures Of Justics
and Local Government.-Trades
Unions and Social Democracy
copenhaeen..court and society,"
stage.-The Position Of Women
The Press.-Country Life.-Sone
Danish snapshots.-The Poor and
Aged.-The Freehold Farmer and
Agricultural Cooperation. - Re-
claiming the Moors.-Old Time Den
mark.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home.-The
Round Tower, Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade Of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen.-
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre, Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change. Copenhagen, -Thorvald-
sens Museum; Copenhagen.-Group
Of Danish School Girls Mt Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
a Typical Danish Village Church,
q Peasant ssa I'VE wedding.-d1n n1,rf1ars Of g 2
F Fssaens 1o1ae Palace. oo-'si Mede-
ricksborg Castle. = Gammelstrand,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
ornaments prepaid by
matl).......... ....................O U0OV
{. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
g1e-53z d. 4th st, Minneapolis, MINI.