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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
HISTORIC FORT S9Tn FOR SONG

Key West, Sept. i5.-The old
Notifications at Dry Tortugas, built
many years ago at cost to the gov
ernment of millions of dollars are
being demolished, having been sold
to a private concern for mere
song, comparatively speaking. At
the time it was built, this fort was
considered one of the most impreg-
nable of the world and no expense
was spared to make it so.
Following the assassination Of
President Lincoln, one of the con-
spirators was sent to Dry Tortugas
and there imprisoned in one of the
gloomy dungeons of the old fort.
The prisoner literally carved his
thoughts on the walls of his prison,
and since that day hundreds have
visited the cell. The fort is built
upon a small island and the walls
encircle the entire island. The old
fort stands alone in the midst of a
splendid isolation, and military ex-
perts of today cannot fathom the
reason for the expenditure of mil
lions on Notifications so completely
isolated. A few months ago when
the government sold the steel and
iron work in the fort to a private
concern. there was some talk of es-
tablishing a leper colony on the is
land, but this apparently did not
meet with the approval of the gov
ernment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
STATE FAIRS

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 1.-THE
State Fair, which opened in this
city today is the twelfth annual
celebration important to the agri-
cultural, live stock and commercial
life of the state. The fair will re-
main open one week. The beef
cattle department has always been
one of the leading features of the
exhibition, and this years prizes
amount to between $4,000 and S.,
600. Wisconsin, Tennessee ant
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
POSTOFFICE CLERK
CHARGED WITH HEAVY
EMBEZZI.EMENT

Jacksonville, Sept. Il 15.-Charged
with having secreted and embez-
zled registered package containing
$4,000, Monroe B. Elliot, a clerk in
the Jacksonville postoffice, was ar
rested at 4:3O o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon. At o'clock Elliot was
arraigned before United States Com
missioner F.. d. Bremen, and for
failure to furnish bond in the sum
of $4,000. he was sent to Jail to
await preliminary hearing. The
first knowledge of the loss of the
registered package, which was be-
ing sent by the Florida National
Bank of this city to the Bank Of
Fort Pierce, was on Aug. 81, when
a letter from the latter institution
complained of the failure Of the
packages arrival at Fort Pierce. Tn
spector Pulsipher went to work on
the case, and, after a careful inves-
tigation of all circumstances, the
evidence tended to show that FL
liot was the last man who handled
the package. Elliot claimed to
have delivered the package to the
transfer clerk to be taken to tho
depot, but there is said to be no re-
ceipt on the books Of the transfer
clerk, nor any indication on the reg
istry books in the postoffice to show
that a proper transfer was made at
the hour named by Elliot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
1O2ND ANNUAL MEETING

Chicago, Sept. 15.-The i02nd
annual meeting of the Supreme
Council thirty-third degree Of the
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Is
being held in this city. commencing
today. and holding over until Fri
day. Nearly one thousand Masons
of high degree from the fifteen
States, comprising the northern Ma
sonic jurisdiction are present.
There is one vacancy in the five ac-
tive memberships of the Supreme
Council in Illinois. This vacancy
resulted from the death of men,
ber few months ago, and 1t IS ex-
pected that it will be filled at this
meeting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
y Limited
fecked; IS
f40 Killed
(TY SIX BODIES
BEEN RECOV-
EED FROM SUB
I MERGED TRAIN
y Ckashed Through Bridge
Lebanon Missouri;
1oaer Particulars Ac-
count Wires Being
- In Associated Press. }

nSneld, Mo-, Sept. 15.-Be-
:fl( tAirty-five and forty-five per-
so6e vera Killed and a score injured
when the locomotive, baggage car
anA forward chair car plunged
through : trestle near Lebanon ear
~ today. Most of the dead were
dtopne1 n the chair car. A great
prVpoKtlun Of these were women and
chIl1ruQ. Twenty-six bodies have
BEEN fDcoyered. Details are lack
inGE becAuse a storm Frustrated
the tolophone and telegraph poles
betWeo@ hAre and the scene of the
wreck
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
Curtis Wins
In Maine
Election
DEFEATS HAINES, A RE-
PUBLICAN, FOR Gov
ENOR.
Voters Turned Down the Four
Incumbent Congressman;
Progressive Vote Fell
OFF 10000
No. 254
(By Associated Press.)

Portland. Me-, Sept. 15.-
Oakley C. Curtis, Democrat, defeat
ed William T. Haines, Republican,
in the Maine gubernatorial election
yesterday by plurality of 1857,
according to unofficial returns from
all but thirty-seven of 521 cities
and towns. All four of the con-
rressmen, three Republicans and
one Democrat, were reelected. The
Progressive vote fell off 10000 from
the presidential election.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
WAR BRINGS STEEL ORDERS

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 15.-Iron
and Steel orders have come from
South America, India, South Africa,
Japan, Italy and Australia and
Scandinavian countries and the
Pittsburg district is looking for a
boom in export trade. Every grade
of manufactured and semi-manufac-
tured metal Is sought and in a num-
ber Of instances quotations are
asked on pig iron.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
OUTCOME DEPENDS
ON RESULT OF GER
MAN CROWN PRINCES
OPERATIONS
(By Associated Press


London, Sept. Is. Military
critics agree that the outcome of the
campaign of the allies against the
Germans now on in France depends
upon the result of the operations Of
the German Crown Princes army
before Verdun. Berlin asserts that
the investment Of Verdun is now
complete and expects a general re-
sumption of the offensive by the
German forces within two or three
days. On the other hand the lat
est communication from the allies
states that the Crown Prince has
been driven back fully fifteen miles
northeast.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
Indiana breeders are represented at

Indiana breeders are represented at
this fair. Beside the many depart
ments which include educational,
horticultural, mineral and forestry
will claim great interest. Ken
tucky horsenesh is recognized as
preeminent throughout the world,
and it is only fitting that the State
should boast the greatest premium
ever offered in contest for the
equine class, as will be the case
when the champion saddle horses
compete in the commissioner of
agricultural stake of $1,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
PENROSE AN O. U. A. NJ.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 15.-The
annual state convention of the
Junior o. U. A. NJ. today began
its three days sessions in this city,
with Senator Boise Penrose as the
principal speaker. Senator Penrose,
who is a candidate to succeed him
self as United States senator, is a
member of the Philadelphia lodge.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
! MUZZLING DAY

lek, Sept. 15.-On and
all unmuzzled dogs In
&of the city will be seized
N. C. A. and the owner
will be arrested by the
will make no difference
" Is licensed or in leash,
~ pinion of DR.. Goldwater
an spread rabies as we'll
ing mongrel. 1t is point
the heat is not the cause
Talence of rabies, as
} seem to think. The
dog can be affected with
Is by a rabid dogs bite,
spreading over an open
skin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
GERMAN CRUISER
SUNK BY TORPEDO
(By Associated Press,

Berlin, Sept. 15.-It is officially
cruiser Hela was sunk by torpedo
from a hostile submarine on Sept.
saved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
GOVERNORS TO
DISCUSS CURTAIL-
MENT OF NEXT
COTTON CROP
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Sept 15.-As the
result of a conference of congress-
men from the cotton States, Senator
today requested the gov
ernOrs of these States to meet in
Washington 20 discuss the curtail-
ment Of next years crop.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
AUSTRIAN CROWN
PRINCE IS WITH ARMY

London. Sept. 15.-A Rome dis
patch to the Central News Agency
says that a Petrograd telegram
states that the Austrian crown
prince, Archduke Charles Francis,
capitulation is regarded as immi-
nent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
(By Associated Press)

London, Sept. 15.-The official
Press Bureau says the enemy is still
occupying a strong position north
of the Aisne and fighting along the
whole line. The Crown Princes
army was driven back and is now
on the line of Varennes, Consenvoye
and Ornes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
FIRST LAND EN-
COUNTER OF GERMANS
AND JAPS
(By Associated Press)

Chino, China, Sept. 13.-The
first encounter Of German and ia
panese forces on land occurred to-
day when there was sharp skirm-
ishing between the patrols of the
contesting forces near here. The
Japs fired on a German aeroplane
without success.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
ALLIES OCCUPY RHINES
tBy Associated Press

London, Sept. 15.-The official
Press Bureau this afternoon an
nounced the occupation of Rheims
by the allied troops.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
FIGHTING AGAINST
ALLIES NOT DECISIVE
ASnaoiafosi \
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin, Sept. 15.-The German
general staff today officially said
that the fighting against the allies
in France was undecisive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
CHINO CAPTURED
BY JAPANESE
lhy associated Press.)

Toxic, Sept. 15.-The war office
announced. the capture Of Chino
ten miles outside the Kiao-Chow
zone, by Japanese cavalry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
Chicago and Detriot
Firms Buy 1O,4OO
Bales of Cotton
tBy Associated Press.)

Memphis, Sept. 15.-It was an
nounced today that Chicago and
Detroit firms had agreed to take
1O,40O bales of cotton off the mar
ket at ten cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
ASKED
FOR ALBANIANS
(By Associated Press. J

Geneva, Sept. l5.-Prince Will
liam, of Wied, who is still at Luga-
no, the newspapers say, has appealed
to Italy to protect the Albanians.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
To Decide Whether
To Tax Freight
At Caucus Tonight
(By Associated Press. j

Washington, Sept. 15.-House
Leader Underwood today agreed to
let the caucus tonight decide the
question of a tax on freight in the
war revenue bill.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
I so, 900 SERVIANS
FIGHTING IN HUNGARY
(By Associated Press.

London, Sept. 15.-According to
a statement issued today by the Ser
Wan legation, 10000 Servian
troops are in Hungary successfully
pushing an offensive movement.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
GEN. Won KLUCK'S
ARMY FORCED TO
SURRENDER
tBy Associated Press)

London, Sept. 15.-The Dieppe
correspondent of the Central News
Agency under date of yesterday,
transmits a report that the German
army under General Won Kluck has
been forced to surrender.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
JAPANESE NEAR
BORDERS OF GERMAN
TERRITORY
lby Associated Press


Pekin, Sept. IA Tsing-Tau
report of German origin says the
of the Japanese cavalry
is five miles outside the border of
German territory of Kiako-Chow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
900 AUSTRIANS LOST
IN GALACIA
(By Associated Press, !

London, Sept. THE Times
Petrograd dispatch places the Aus
trian losses in Galacia at 100000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-15
GERMANS CLAIM INVESTMENT OF VERDUN IS CON-
PLETE BUT ALLIES SA CROWN PRINCE HAS
BEEN DRIVEN BAG FIFTEEN MILES
JapS And Germans Clash In
China; Japs Capture Chino
Austrian Losses in Gaaca Computed 100000 Killed
Wounded and Prisioners-Archd Charles Francis
and Austrian Army Rumo red About to Capituate-
Germany Army Under General Won Kluck
Surr enders

killed, wounded and prisoners, near
ly one-third of their forces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
3rntryk fra RI Rfjaf ! 0anana.

uo fro Be ltore @iboer i Oct pelt=
lige Canada, ser for minore e1o
Ell Mennelfealber lioen fun bar
fienot fom ct Nil6tnis % bits Gnl-
rnaoe por pperlabt til S,10ta,lcrt
% Stopens Dpr, foanmer MeloiNg
fro be mo,,ge S,.finoer at tilfreof
@ettlere, iom i Sc ienere Aar bar
optoget ct @iem poa bisie gane, onl
ct Ieroeles inobringenoe llobptte al
beres Mrbeibe. 0peralt ira Sulfat.
ebetpo,1 % Mlberta. bpor Tertallet
al Sc ,1pe Settlere boneofogelig be-
ftoar al 6olf ina BET nprotge G11ros
pa, bar &p1ten iaar gipa Ell nleo-
nanlig Mfgrsoe, % SSllonanortnge1
til htsfe ggne foregaor oertor mi
efter cit ltprre Maaleftof. Men Der
er gob Ylabs til flerr, til 5olf meo
1mao Mioler, iom n,eo Ell goo Sslllle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

|oo &c 6or. 5tater, fom Der tilbp.
bes lite alene bet 1tprIte l1Dnalg for
|t fremtioigt &ienl, men ogioa b
melt lelnpelige .@iltaar oeo l1obe'
%talingc,, al @isbelmnnre,1. iom al.
.pifles u0 ira IL til IA aarlige Nf.
betalinser. Gnbper Mcre / Rompa9-
niets Gle CT betalt, bpiltct giioer
&isberer, fulo Irpgbeo for ct iiffert
sfipbe. @nblfibnt @omlpaqniet raa.
Scr oper @ien6onlme / nra,,ge @gne
al Sc nupnte 8rooin6Ier bill bets
Itprlte Spmnrfiombeo / oer fore.
Itoae1,be 5eim nere Ienpenot paa
oen bereu1te Carrot Riper 8allep,
bpor ferlig 6olt al lfanbinapiit
@erfcmit oil Mipe gipet ferite Sci.
ligbeo til at bGlge Jig ct 9iem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

Ieoe 2anosmeno en- gl1nitig 9eilig-
beo til at foa fig ct @iem og ct
goM u6tomme.
S @etragtning al Sen forpgebe
Eilitrpmning al npe Sett(ere, ct
iaaoant Iilbn0 mnn mebfgre, bar
Scr. 9anien truffet Jorunitaltni,1-
ger til at arrnngere to gfsfur1ioner
i bper Maaneb ira oe 6or. stater
til 2onoet, ser oil tage fin 8egpn1-
belie til 6pranret iaa mort gneen
er imeltet.
Set tprite 2aubfompaeui / 9on,i-
nipncn.
9be Nortb Snlfatcbemalt 2ano
60, nteb Ell Mftiefnpitm al $4,000
900, er ct al Be it9rite og melt foIibe
2anbfompognier i CANADA, % al
0en1re @rl,nb 1toar nRpnte Selffnb
ben hdjelte. Mnieelie operalt,
nrlig blan0t mlroore Serb.
bri1gerle fm BET glltliee Guunon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

itrGffeligt @egnfalo forefinoes. Sem
ne 11omnrte0e ggn bar to 5trenge
til lin Sue. S &pnganl bar ben
fgrit al alt ct ppperligt @iemme-
marfeb. 6rn BEN ptlige @renbie al
Carrot Miber &nlleg in6til /
Merbeoen al 5tottoren peo stporl
@iiber finoes Ell enbeIgs MGf-
fe at GoDmgller, % CONNER
Sn6ultrien foregaar efter en- .ltar-
re Maaleitof paa 6isie ggne.
Mf oenne Narlag er Der ct
nomprfet 6ienmemarfeb for 4igb,
for 8eite, for &apre % So tls&e.
iltene, % alt GDerifl16 al 0isie Bro-
butter fa1 mes 2etbeo ofbnnoes
eb Sor1en6elie ipopon, e11ten meo
Nortb Brinoe Gilbert 8n1ren moo
8it til M~irnipeg, eITer mere biirefte
mob Spb til &a1ntboIm pna @obeb-
LINEN at Canadian Mortbern. DertiI
fonlrler 9Suoion gnp ga1ten "a
Canadian gaortbern oten bborqf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

|Gpiping i oenre sS,louitri oper beIe
oct beltlige Canada, men i, meen
Sci oil 6or0elene al bette iterre
Marfeo blioe fglt / ltgrre l1oitrpf-
ming ems / set piounoerlige Carrot
.&iper Diitrift / set norblige Snitnt=
cbelDan, ser er beliggenOe pou begge
Siber al &rince gllbert peo Como
Dian Nprtbem @nn1en.
9en frnstbare Carrot Miper @aIIep.
Carrot Miper 8ollep er en- 2n1o-
itrnfr1itlg fom er 100 Mile long og
40 Mile breb. Sorbbl1noer beftaar
at bib tort Mulb, o. fremapler 6er=
for ! lloprfet 9ilitano BEN frooiglte
gRfit al fraftige % nprenoe Brn5-
2arter. Gon enfelte 5teoer / 0ent1e
Dal forefinbes minbre gnifppfflIter,
iom efftter qnr1npl 5ronn1c nfbroe1,-
beg for at ai6r gmloa frrbiqt or
saslopen. 89pis ssyoroen eer Mfbru,an-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

bingerl uite bri1paes ltnber &lpp. pil
en- Mfgrsoe al pilbe @iittter % niIbe
@nlerebber bIipe e., ,,ahirltg GgIge
|5tpngler1te paa ,,ap,lte Meo6er bli,
Der ofte 5 SOB bpie. ,nebe,,s be billie
@iittfter % 9Grter pofier til en- lao
e,torm &eibe, at bet peb @noe11 al
Sum- Mmneo CT lm,lIiet for Ell
Monb tibet at bore iig. cit 9ei
igiennem Dem. Dette Comb er !
.Stato til at fsoe % feoe itore &pag-
bior0er, % benpttes oa ogiaa ale
rebe i bette 9iemeb. @por 2an6et
brirees unber &1llt4r noffer life
alene en- fro0ig Mfgreoe al Soeoe,
men u6bpttet at &apre er apiten
utrolig. Sra 80 til 80 @uibelS reg
mes fom It alminbeligt l1obptte, %
fra 10 til 1876 og enbog 1870 8u-
]beIs er blepe,1 t9rifet. @iennem be-
le Dnlen Fam man 1tg6e boii6oenbe
6urmere JON bar ablet 40 8aaibels
af @peoe poa Mcret iaar. Ser fit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

oanife Sorobrugere lton i fprite
@Mette poo Meieriets Smrnooe.
9teb oisle ajenosgierni1rger far 9ie
bar berfor 2eoeren al ct at De iterfte
Ambtonupag1,ler . oct eltligeGanaba
Dor ~befiernte 2m1bsnlaalo Wtr. Sobn
s. 9anien, fom beitprer r9be Morh
6afatcbeman 2unb Co., 2to." be-
fluttet at tilbpbe rpe Settlere fro Sc
noroiife 2anbe belle oeres 9mroa6e
al ODER 10000 Meres al oct frugt=
bare}te 2anb i Mortb Gadfatcbetpo1t
% Alberta poa be melt rireeltgs
BiIfaor, for at gipe mi16re beni6-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
Kurt fnrtalt.

Alle @egne i set gitlige euro
pa berlter ser MI itreng @inter
meo it9rfe 5neitorme.
@berfen gnglanb eller Eplf-
LAMB oil oeltage i @anamo &acific
noltillingen / San 6rancisco.
81 Ma1lb o1nfom / en Crude
1lpffe / B,,leaatf Mirre,1 ner Netp-
cait!e, Gal, ferleben Sag.
De 6oreneoe @tater og Sol
lano nttoertegneoe forleoen en-
5reostraftat, Der gieloer / fem
Mar.
Anoretp Carnegie bor ifienfet
bort alt ialt 1855, $4,000 i lin
&io.
= Sc progressive @ctublifanere
| CALIFORNIA bar froiagt Jig al &ulo=
og Sroifab til oct republifanife
Hartt og gnnet oper til ben progres=
iibe Organization.
Sanblggerme / Earis trent.
brtnger mi M9n6enbe bbioe Ganoer
}elp ON Sc CT ol6rig iao mgrfe oe
guile be6 itGrfe piplctte Strauler
Samtioig lom G9noerne MiDer l11e
bbioe, bliDer 6e ogina bnor6ere o(
mere mooiitan6sbpgtige mos at ROAD
ne.
5 Miltpaa1fee goar Ser 10000
a~rbeibslgie Mer6.
6reliesarmeens aorlige GSro
tagter er $3O,0OO,O0O.
gn engeIif MiliterfIpper
Sept. Burlington, itDrtebe forIebel
NED meb lin Maffine % blep 0reb
poo Gteoet. Gogen foruo buboe oe1
engelife Marinemintlter foretoget el
lG1ugere 6Ippring meo &npteinen.
- 8rofesior ST. drummer / 8res
LON bar giort en- Opfinoelie al ito
8etpbning, ioet Oct er lpfteoes bur
at fremitille fly6enbe Aa,litof. Sc
antages, at Spfin6elien bill n1ulia
gigre Sremitilling al funitige Dio
mar1ter. BrofeSior 2l1n1mer er 5;
Mar gantmel og 9e6er at Snititrtte
for 6Diif peo uniperiitetet i gres
1!ml.
20 3rocent nf Sc almt1t6eltg
Grille, iom 1lagtes, er befnngt me
1llberfl1loie, flyer Gr. 90. g. &ape
mel, Ser er Nrofesior / @afteriolog
pe6 5tatsuniberiitetet i Mooiion
@is. SON bnr npie utrberI6 gt 6or
boloene / S1agterierne / @i5conli1
% an0re 5tater. San tiger, at 9bi
nene life 1abpifler Spg0oal1trten ! i
eget Spitem, foroi De !eper for fort
men faar set Of Ma6en, Be fptier.
Gen 11pe bollanoite &egierin!
bill forel9gge ct Sobforilag ont Sui
oeriieens EerlGgntng. Geb 300
@rlm0horinger ct fonItateret, at
BET minoIte ire 6ieroeoele at De
Gerrp,1 iom inoDinoes,. er feot Ager
Iano. Sa1ntIige 81sa1ter ffo EgrIna
nitgen er fnroige. @ietnenfgrelIe1
fommer til at tage 50 aor. Drnfoolt
ni1gertte a1ilanes til 19O mtlIio
ner Gplben. Salt :ffan E itlobinoe
100000 Seftar frllgfbm sssoro.
~ apinloerne bar 5ten1l11eret d
gtatert ogg. 1916 l onr
ssNsss#Hs5ssAAass ss9 sssMsg asHsg#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

Sillige Gtsfnriipner til 9anoet.
5 opcnnepnte @tssf11riioner, Ser
Uoraarets o9 Sommere11S SOB pil
aigaa ira Staterne nleb to Tigers
Mellemru1n, piI Der for 2anolpger=
mes 8efpen1meligbeb hibe benpttet
&rllmm's befienote Guriit Sope=
% @piieposne nteb &ipften / 6en
e1e gnoe al &aapeen og 0blerpa=
tons Yarlor / Ben nnben. Ser oil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

allereoe $50 MiIe .er fnroig, mel
Gorbinoelie meb bel1s Brince Mlber1
8atle peb 3u0ion Bon Sllncttttor, ei
bnnoreoe Mile Ut for MeIfort, %
oct ,pl lite bore lntlge ffer Sen er
f9r6tg til Hort Melion % &,1oIon's
Bah, fom er len forteite GorienbeI-
fesrl1te til @1lropn, % iom bill bItpe
forpget 6orienoelieSpunft foe Boa.
Dc &orn og 4urg fra bette fobori-
ierebe Diftrift.
2onoet er n1eget let ct opogrfe,
"a Der finbes fln1 forbolospiS li6t al
feigt @re1fpGr at operfomn1e, me-
oenS esnr6en efter 8rDoninget1 11oqet
ngr ligller a~lrninoelig GrenuI6,
Der moeboloer ct l1bpre apontum1
at &ir1nas. timber 0en,1e frugtbare
Sberflaoe finbes ct goot 2erunoer-
Lag. Den frooige Mpfit al pilbe
8iiffer og 9Grter pon bib Marf of-
giber 8ebis for, at ollie Mgperarter
og Mlfalfo Tan oprfeS 1r6er @anife=
1tgbe6. Si6ttl bar &beoe, Sabre,
@ng, Wrter. 9iffer og Eimotbp-
@leber bGret 6prfet mes afgiort
@el6.
Man6et glhIs6rih.
De ltore nabne 8rnrier har fri
1tet eSo%r0brugeren til at 0nrfe 6be.
De, pg &pebe, og intet onoet emo
netop 9De6e. 9enne 2nnbsbel, meo.
lit itprre Smroa6e al 2e % lin
Sberflp0igbeo at @an6foripning,
aniporer 2anomm6en til blmn6et
MblSorift. Mpfommere11 meo en- lille
&apttal bil ferit bprfe &be6e og
Sabre / bette Diitrif, men Oberflp-
6igbeoen al t1pren6e @resarter og
onoen @eaetation poo De 1toprfeoe
Morfer, % set %tribelige u6ieenoe at
6eite 90 &p9a / bans nmi6beIbare
Omgipelier Dil, fom en- noturlig
6plge, anipore bam til en- mere ont
fatter6e &plsorit, og engomg be-
gpnot oil ban fortiette 6ernre6. sSst1.
gen Spgopmme al 11ogen Mrt for
ppret fiet6t Ha10t @pmgbeiptni1r-
gen / 6isie ggne. @bin tribes paa
benne ggn meb operraifenbe Sur
tigbeo, og Ser fin6es ct 19roeles Up.
perligt Morfeo for 6isie / Egmmer=
leirene, lom oDenfor CT omtQIt, i
9grbelesbeb bpis @m6mon6en beii6-
Der Soreta9iombeb NOT til 1eIb at
ilagte fine Spin, ialte og rpge Size,
ifet og iGlge set i 6enr1e Gorm.
WSorti.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

nil toge fat nseo Gtle o. Nlop at
aobne sen frugtbare Soro for Be
1fiulte Sfatte, Sen %giem1ner / lit
Sesnbre.
@faneinapernes slnieclie / Canada.
Set or olminoeli9t befien6t at
Soft ira bore ire 1fmt6inapilfe 9on=
Sc operalt er oniet 1um ieroeles
opqtioe i olminoeligt 2anbbr11g pg
bpao bertil berer, og at 1topnltg De
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

oeS ct b%etpoeligt Mntal Maer og 89f=
fe Der finder oeres u0lM / Carrot
Riper 'og iom afyiper en- uom9rtet
@an6foripning til 4peget. &a1gs
me6 Tloben % De mir0re Strgmme
ftnDes tiljtreffelig ErGpef1t til Be
lfpttelie for &Dgget ON 8intere11,
|iaa at 4pggbol6et ont 8interen |
set 6rie life alene er ml1ligt, men /
8irfeligbeoen er ben be6fte Metbo6e
lot f6l4e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

blipe tilbuot me9et billige &unb=
reife=8illetter meo biSie @tSfuriios
TIER, meoens 8eipisningen o9 SoDe-
leiligbeoen pil tanne faoS for $3.50
ONT Da9en, altioa blllgere END paa
noeet @ota poo @eiien. Mntommen
til @eifens Moul bill ,2anbiegerre
blibe fert omfrr1g / g9nen i &11to.
mobiler og gipet enbper 2etligbeo
til at befe 2anoet og osn1re for
6etn 1elb.
Mabnineen al ct Mere noitrnfftt
Morfeb lpb for @onubo for apRg
bar aioet % oil gipe ct folosfalt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
anegorift % 5aareapL

2@eegt er bIebe,t iogt % ifrepet
ON be itore @resgatges Goripinom,
men i1tetiteoS mellem @innipeg %
@ippebiergene, mellem oen ipoli9e
@rn1ofe % Mortb Saitatcbepan
1ooen, ftn6es en- 2ano1trefri1lo
Tom ! nogen moabe egrer iig mere
fortrinlig til ftprre 4pngorin en1
.uetop Carrot @iber Gallep. sSoros.
n1onnet er fuftiit uabtenmeIigt. 81
bebfR SSernbaneforbi,toelier % til