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The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
DROWNS SEEMING
 IN WHITE RIVER
Archie Ford Loses Life Tuesday Afternoon While Seining With
 Party of Friends

Archie Ford was drowned Tues day afternoon in White river while seining with a party of friends on the Arnold bar a few miles south west of Newark.
 They were in water just little more than waist deep when Ford seemingly became excited and lost control of himself, plunging out into deep water and drowning be- fore his companions could save him.
 The body was rescued in about 30 minutes but all efforts to resus- citate him were unavailing.
 He was about 20 years old and had been married but his wife has been dead for some time. He had no children. The remains were buried Wednesday afternoon at Macedonia.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
BAPTIST PASTOR
 TO RESIGN WORK
Physical Condition Demands Imme- diate Change and He Will
 Enter Sanitarium

Rev. K. L. Finley, pastor of the Baptist church here, will tender his resignation as pastor at the Il o'clock service next Sunday.
 A microscopical examination by Drs. Roe & Rodman a few days ago revealed the fact that Rev. Finley has developed symptoms of tuberculosis. Immediately after his resignation as pastor of the church here, Rev. Finley will leave for Bonneville to enter the State Sanitarium.
 Rev Finley has been pastor here for some time and has done a splendid work in building up and unifying the church. He is an ex- cellent man, liberal and broadguag- ed, and has many friends here who regret very much that he is con- pelled to give up his work.
 His condition is not alarming and the physicians think that a few months treatment in the sani- tarium, If taken now before the tubercular germs have time to de- yelop, will effect a complete cure.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17

here last Saturday. One game was between Sulphur Rock and New ark first teams, and the second nine here and Charlotte. The first team won from Newark and the second team lost to Charlotte.
 Miss Maud Moore has gone to Hot Springs to spend a few weeks for the benefit of her health.
 Mrs. Will Gilbreath died Mon- day evening at her home near town. She is survived by her hus- band and several children.
 High class commercial printing promptly done by The Journal.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
PENSION BOARD
 HOLDS MEETING
Pensions Allowed and Increases Granted Confederate Pension
 CTS of Independence County

The Independence County Con- federate Pension Board, composed of Col. V. Y. Cook, Judge $. A. Hail and K P. Weaver, met at the court house in Batesville Monday and passed upon a number of ap- plications for pensions.
 The following were allowed pensions of $100 annually: George Ashley, Sulphur Rock; J. w. Evans, Desha; J. A. Martin, Oneal; c. w. Crymes and K. L. Sherrill, Batesville.
 s. J. Brooks of Bethesda was al : lowed SIS annually, and ". N. Fortune of Cushman, $50 annual ly. B. T. Cannon of Salado was re-instated.
 The following pensioners were granted an increase: C. (. Rut- ledge, Jamestown; J. B. Lowe, Moorefeld; ". F. Nelson, Oneal; P. J. Young and F. NJ. Smith, Batesville, all granted an increase from $75 to $100 annually. D. ". Hicks, Hickory Valley, increased from $50 to SIS annually.
 Pensions were granted the fol- lowing widows: Mrs. Alice Math- erly, Oil Trough; Mrs, Mary Churchill, Charlotte; Mrs. Amanda Thedford, Cushman; Mrs. w. T. lnman, Jamestown; Mrs. J. N. Robertson, Sulphur Rock; Mrs. Hannah Winslett, Moorefield; Mrs. Anna Day, Pleasant Plains; Mrs.F. NJ. Barber and Mrs. Mary Fetzer, Newark; Mrs. Elizabeth Ham and Mrs. H. NJ. Johnson, Batesville.
 The board adjourned to meet again next Friday, the 24th.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
Sulphur Rock

Sulphur Rock, July 15.-J. B. Wright of Batesville was in town Monday
 Awfully hot and dry here, but to hear 1t laundering today sounds mighty good.
 w. T. Anderson returned from Moorefeld Monday where he had spent a few days visiting.
 Work at the oil wells is progress ing nicely. Both drills are running day and night.
 Quite a number of cattle were dipped at the vat here Tuesday.
 There will be a ball game here Saturday afternoon and an ice cream supper at the spring park Saturday night. Everybody come.
 Mrs Ida Runyan, from Okla homa, is visiting the family of H. w. Parks this week.
 J. c. Moore made a business trip to Batesville Tuesday.
 Elmer Clancy transacted busi- ness in Batesville Wednesday.
 Miss Rena Cunningham, who has been in school at Little Rock this spring and summer, is out on a vacation for a few days.
 J. A. Pickens of Dota was talk ing the benefits of a life insurance policy here Tuesday.
 Several from here went fishing a time or two this week, and of course we hear the fish story, but seeing is believing. .............. .,,..,., :.
 For Sale.-Scholarship in Bates, vile Business College; bookkeep ing, shorthand and stenography or combination and unlimited course. Apply at The Journal of 1 flee.
 Two ball games were played
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17

Since the cave.in mail and passen- gers have been transferred from one end of the tunnel to the other by teams. It will necesSitate extra service for several days to clear up the freight blockade.
 This tunnel is five-eights of a mile long and is cut through a mountain of clay and boulder for nation, which makes it hard to hold. Several years ago a cave-in occurred and a brick arch was put in for more than half of the length of the tunnel. The tunnel will be bricked all the way through.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
TO ERECT NEWPORT
 FEDERAL BUILDING

The contract for the construc- tion of the new postoffice building at Newport, has been let to A. E. Anderson of Clarksville, Tex, the lowest of eleven contestIng bidders at $40,736. There remains of the appropriation a balance of $10,339, which will be applied to furnish ing and special equipment for the building.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
ROB PFEIFFER STORE

The postoffice and store of w. A. Hollingsworth at Pfeiffer was entered by burglars Monday night and about S60 in cash and gold watch was stolen from the safe. About half the money stolen was postal funds. There is no clue as to the identity of the guilty par ties but Sheriff Fike and the Fed eral officers are working on the case.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
METHODIST CONFERENCE

The Methodist District Confer ence was held at Cave City Friday and Saturday, Rev. A. F. Skinner presiding. There was good at tendance and a most pleasant and profitable meeting was had. Good reports were made from nearly every work in the district. The next meeting of the conference will be held at Calico Rock.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
FARMERS INSTITUTE

County Demonstrator $. E.Wells announces that a Farmers lnsti- ute will be held in Batesville Sep tember 7th to 18th. The work will be in charge of a corps of practi- cal instructors from the University of Arkansas.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
REOPEN OMAHA TUNNEL.

Freight and passenger service through the Omaha tunnel at Cricket. which has been delayed every day for the past week by cave-in. was resumed Wednesday.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
BUY HOME IN LITTLE ROCK

Mrs. J. P. Magness has return ed from Little Rock where she spent a few days with Mir. Mag ness. While in Little Rock she purchased a residence and the family will move to the capital city some time in the near future.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
OLD CITIZEN DEAD

C. W. Fowler, one of the coun. tvs oldest and most highly respect ed citizens, died at his home at Salado last Sunday, after a pro- longed illness. He was 73 years old.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
w. o. w. PICNIC

The W. 0. ". Lodge of Oil Trough will give a picnic in the grove south of Oil Trough on Fri day, August 7.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17
BUSINESS FOR SALE

On account of the condition of my wife's health, l will sell my entire stock of general merchan- disc and fixtures at liberal dis count. J. H. HoLDERBY
The Newark journal., 1914-07-17

The Journal for Job Printing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
Yaufet for @sruf. Stub.

Sir5oag 6e1 210e bs. 81. $50 az
bolOtes ell meget pcllpffet Banfct /
9ipan @ptel, ct. &a11l, for Dr. Yrof.
$. s.. Stub fgr benl1es Mfrcije til
asoree, bpor Or. Stub ifal repre-
lenterc Den 11prIte Synooe peo 100
Nars Soften. = 9anfetten bar ar
raneeret al &r9iter % &e11rer al
1r. Stub og 1alerne i%noleotoes al
&altpr .. s. Soroabl, iom Bps gel=
fomm1cn % %opcrorog @jseemeitcr-
poiten til 6ornrono S. 9forobp.
Naa Spno6ens &egne bolot 1oy-
mal1o >. .. @angsnes cit .eliaarcn-
DC Gale % opcrgaD cit ltor Yenge-
gaze ino iam1let til d. Stub ipm
@ejiepel1ge.
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% mi1oe0e ON 81. Stub lom Mer<
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bapbe lart at fienbe bam / bisic
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Erait, to1te paa Mcl1igbcocns geg-
tic % taffeoe for alt ST. Stltb bap=
De pnret for benne Menigbeo ligc
ira ocns 5hiteIie al og operrotte
oerpao poa @enigbeoens Beene Ell
nof Soa pan @engegape, lom ct
8epis paa ben ajarligbeo % Zig.
telle ollie baa0e / og ltbenfor Soc
nigbebcn nnreoe for 9r. Stub.
81. &rof. Dlpisaecr talte paa Sc,
minaricts Geenc % m!noeoe iom
8ollega iprlig ON Mniparet forbun=
Set mes benne Experimentation iam-
tioig meb at oct bar en- ltor sGres-
polf.
Sna gleperneS Seglle, lom I Dis
e ma1tge Mar bar uobaaeoe fra Sc
miaoriet mes 81. Stub lom tbcolo=
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TOR bao0e 8raiter og 2Ggfolf at
tllealle Jig liot al.
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% grl1eit 5pcroicn talte oerpm,
li%oitnprlte ienote Or. stl,b @ilIcu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
@ut1un1pt1t-
AfBluriug.

Sirshag sen 2brn Inni @ftermib-
bag 81. 3, aoter III, un1 Cub I'LL, at
afilerc ct Minoesmrrfe oper Dor
afbsbe &en, Yaitor % &rofcsior =.
Is. sranbberg paa nGryital Cafe
Gemetcrp", @umbolot T. 3Stb Mpc.
Mortb, Minncapulis, Minn. Saa
mango al Hrpi. 5ranobergs furbcn-
prrenbe Gleuer, Der ier liz / Stanb
til at prre tilitebe, iaapel iom aus
Srev Der a9ter at talc ct Orb pco
oennc 2ejligbeb, beoes meloe bet til
mig ~iuareit mmlig for &roerammets
Sfylo.
&aa 9omiteens &esne,
!. 5. &ilbiia,
Genmarc, u. 9af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

ira oe oa1ife Mcolemul1cr / Den 11prz
lfe SW1oOc, iom ollie bapOe lGrt
at agte, are % elite fin 1oru1atto
pg pnlfebe Or. Stub lpffelig Mejic.
acknowledgements pplnltes
.og efterat 1ormano S. Mor0bp bap=
DC talt for Irn Stltb og beot ON, at
eft ipeciel @ilien brin9eS Jru Stlrb
fra alle ~foriomleoe / 0e1l,e 8aqlfet,
ubtalerlbe beres @l90e oper, at SRI,
Stub ifuloe rejic meo % iaaleocs
bipaal1e be itore 6eitligbeoer, il11t-
tcoe 5alernes &pffe mes at Yrof.
Or. $. 8. Stub tilip1elabe,roe bpbt
rert taffeoe for al sen nfortientc
&iGrligbeo % Offerpilligbeo, Ser
I'LL otter bar blepet bit bom1, %
nupnte Door pplpften0e Set bar, finr-
Zig 11oar 11oget / Set firfelige Sir
6eioe gift paatp9rt, '0a at pioe iig
omringet al cit Sfare al lopale
Mcoarbei6ere % Geuner.
Meoens mon bpggeoe Jig JONI Ell
ielifobelig 5omu,enfomit eiter 9an-
%fettcn, oa set cnonu life Dor lao
lent paa Mftcnel1, anfom @l1pernsr
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lpfm1ifc Or. Stub mes fit ereiulSe
@nerp og mi1r0eoe ON, at 9r. Stub
tillise ifuloe reprnientere Staten
Minneiota, iamt snifeoe lpffelio
Rcise % bel bjem igjen.
Som @elbco bar 8aufcttcn %
Soften ieroeles %paI!yffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

ct. &anls oanifc tbg norife airfcr.
9olrit ep. l1tt. Ct StcpDans Sir
fe, @iprnet al Orleans 81 Ste
pens Street. @nostje1eite bper
Spnoag 6prll. ST: IL. Spnoogs=
lfclc 81. 8.
@olgatba oa1if isi1thrife Yrestwteria-
1,er Strife, 1876 ahonlos st., 11nr
Miec st: gg2t @liostjeneite
/, bper spnbag yDsln: Ms@s10.30.
ss,loagslfole ST. $50. Some
mpoe lper SAsoag Mften 81. s /
&irfens llno&tbpgnine.
Gen oa,it norlfssatetbooit airtc,
@jsrnct al 8roaopap % 18Th
st., afgplocr line Buostjencitcr
lom iplger: ttabifen spnoag
Iorin. 81. 1890. Nften ST.
7.45. hinge Jolfs Gptportb 9i1o:
:. Sen0og Mfte11 ST. 7.45; literert
Mpoe Sc tire iprlte 5irsbage /
MMnneocn. @pnr1e1ng0e bpcr Snsz
Sag often &l. 8.
ct. &anls bauifc 6orcninact.
6. Nnoerien, 2ogc Nr. 81, al
3auif 8rooerian1funo, maoer lite
oa 3oie 6reoag / Maone6en paa
Srnior Gio1er Sail.
6oreni11een u@oot @oab" mpoer 2.
% 4. 2sroog poa Central SIN
1er @oll.
1orenin0en v9onmorfs Gpnncr" al
s. g. 9. S. mgber 2. % 4.
Sns6ag poo Gaia @aIl.
Sonaforeni1ocn uGonia" mpoer
bucr Mal1oag poo gaia Soil.
Glconoro Gbriitinc, 2oge Mr. 50,
al 9anif Spiteriamfuno, msoer
!. og 3. Manoaa paa Central
&all.
5oreningcn rSaobet" mpocr paa
Central Soil.
Gen Ganife MISUNDERSTANDING u,g-
Der paa Central Arrer Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

&AN&RE E4H-
.bliothefarel, ailagGe Neretning pper
g%ibliotbcfet, i builfet Der Ill, CT 22O
gillb. Ncgae Bcrctuingcr aoo;inuo--
tes. I'll ben l,pe 5tprellc palatsss
fslge1oe:: Der. 6. N,berlcn, Mss.
=. Aifier, Mrs. 8aroenfIetb, Mr.
". 6cmringicn % ar. $. Mielielt
til SuppIeont Mr. GaIo. Mielsell.
Der blep foreilaoet at oIboloc
Meolenls,11goc ben lite % 3oie
Iorsoag bper Daaal1eo ] Set foir-
,1te,,oe Nolpaar, iteoctior bier Gors-
Sac, bpiIfet peotoees
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

ltnooomsfureninscu al 1905 of-
holocr 6orretnillgsmpoc nen zoe
Mai, meo eftecielgenoe Cans. Ser
pit hlipe ierget for gpb Mltiif. Mb=
gang til Oanien Is Gents for Mco=
le'1n1er % % Gerts Tor Stfe=Mco=
lcr1u1cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

1882 gleuer or Scr for 1iocn /
9nens oifentlige ,Sfoler; octtc CT
1913 flccc cno for cit Maaneo liocn
% TIL flere ems paa oct ianl11e
Ii0sp,nft THOR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

1uDn u. gennum bar u1otegne1
Jig JON &anoiOat for 5tatsienator
fpr 81. 0iltrift, Der bcitaar al ste %
Ste &aro. @an foar 6. s. &elt-
lafe til Mpofanoioot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
repared by James A. Diffenbaeh for John w. Boerner
for which 7c an inch is to be paid.
JOHN w.. BoERNER
Kandidat for
Municipal Judge.

gmbc0et ioIn Suo9c Of Mllnisipa(
Gourt er at lterre &igtigbeo for
8efolfningen / mango Silfeloe cno
nogle al DC bsjere Softer. Snoeba-
percn al bette gmrbeoc tonmer 81
refte / 8erering mc0 Den Rlosie
Memeifer, oer life bar Mnleoning
ellcr Gilje til at tagc @are paa bent
ielp, og bar bpppig &or,trol oper DC.
res 6ribeo, 0eres Gjenoom % beres
Scliprb paa mango Maaoer. SAN
lfal berior tito alene pore / l8eiio-
ocllc al oct nsoperOige 2optjcl1oiita5t,
11teu ban lfal pgiaa bape oc1l rette
&arafter % ct menneitefjnrligt 5i,,-
0elag.
s Sobn 8ocrncr ftloes oisie
gacnifaber / CIT betegncnoc @rao
% tillige cit lta:piu,oig Natl1r. @nn
bar pGret / attip @rafiis / iin
Hroteslion fer / 9pen for mallge
Nar.
Gn baarlia Torisrser. Mrs. Sobn
N%sraenien serote Toe Mpril tilEo-
&C fra Speriac meb iilte tire @sr1l
&C til st. Naul ira Spcrigc mco
ltltc tire Bgrrt, men ia1lbt itg l,oen
l1oget 0iem, oa "a bun bar pel1ge=
les, par StillinNen alt Quiet en0
bebagelig. 6lun far ltotaget Arreit-
ororc moo iin Dtal1o, ser forlo0
benbe i Scpten1bcr THOR. 5i0cn i'm
9ilbagcfomit bar bum beet, bos- Mtrs.
8clpin 3oiberg, 681 Senfs St,
men oa 0cl,ne allercOe bar 4 aoop-
tcrcbe 8erll at ''grge ior, Iarot bun
oct / 2G1lgbcm at blipe for itpr 8pr-
Sc ior Jig. SEQ inillc Memueifers
Sialp blcp Scr lad ifaitct Mrs.
%Sereenien Elaos / Acknowledgement,
Der peoliaeboloes al sen fsritc
bent l''tbcrife airfe, % meoIeni-
nler al Me'ligteoertte pil i,rotil pioe.
re bcitrioc lloeitter,re pes bcnoes
El0peoIe oer, ileotii BIN, Ia, faa ar-
bbeioc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

MSjmtant General @ppbs nretcr,
at Minneio ta fun n1cb 2ctbeo ifnife
10000 &ollmtprcr iom1 SoIooter,
bbis set piser Jig nv0pcn0ig at for
sge @nrens Nntal til 4OO, 900 for
at gaa til Merico.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

Mm ifl1loe 'pncs Set bar bcore,
ON bisie fine @lubber, ser iiffert
bpcr bar oercs nIbr1t Horlor'" / Gr=
oe1,, itetteoe ct fornuitigt 6orilog
om at reo11cere SoIooternes q IL
tai, napnlig pao 8aibin9ton Mpe.
qiolig 2l,fnina bar life gapnet itort
/ unore 8per, bpor oct c: blcpct
forisgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
@int,rapnlis.

Glen lite &rebsmpbet / st. Ye
ocrs Strife ben foil. Moj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

!6opfins &praao bel(1ttcoe iorlc=
Sen at reorcere slntallet al 5olop=
l1er fra II til 8 ian1t at forbpoc
8oroe, Stole og Slot-Maifiner /
'Saloonerne. Soertrnoclie al oette
6orblo ptl meoisrc Mnnullering al
Saloonbepillingel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

ALr n5esmer ZNO7Z
O0 FARMEN
bet bedste, NEST fuldstandige
fattende Katalog nogensinde
af ct Fro, Plante. eller Drivhus
@rif por
JuDm u. gemnum bar u1Dtegl1c1
Jig JON &nnoiDat for 5tatslenator
fpr 81. 11ltrift, Der bcltaar al ste %
Ste 8aro. @un foar s. s. &elt-
lafe til Mpofmloioot.
1882 Gleper CT scr for 1iocu /
8nens oIfe,1tlige Sfoler; octtc CT
1913 flccc cno for CIT Waanco jiocn
% til flere chs paa oct %ian11ne
IioSminft THOR.
ltnoopmsforeninecu al 1905 of-
holocr Iorretnil1gsms0c nen zoe
MaI, meo efteriplgeuoe Cans. Ser
oil hlipe ierget for goo Ml1iif. No=
gang til 0anien Is Gents for Mco=
le'nm1er og % Gent5 Tor Sffc-Mco-
lcl111cr.
&pinoeforenin9 smpoc. Iorsooa
Gftcrn1i0oag Sen zoe Mai afboIocr
st. Yeoers banife ll,tberifc &irfeS
apinocforeni,g lit re9ulnrc Mpoe. /
&irfens Sal, 9tb Street oA 2Otb
Npe. g., bportil Meolenm1cr 90
Tenncr pua oct bjerteliglte ilr0bpoes.
&or b%cfjenbte Samosmamb ,Saeob
Nils lig9er alpurlig ipg al ct @jer=
teor1Oe / Battle Greet, Micb. Sons
Iuttcr, Mrs. Oscar Smre al Mi11=
lcapolis, rejite Ireoog Mften til
6oocrcns Spgelcje, efter at BUN fra
i'm MoDer bapoe mootoget ct 1clc=
grant ON at fumnle, Du ISaberens
Iilltauo par fritilf. Ja1nilien lan1=
les ltu / Bottle Greet.
S%aloomernes 3nfnino SCI. Z. Sc
ma1tge 0iitrtftS Commercial Clubs
omfring / 8pen bill 5:irc a;,ll,cO,t
ont al femme no.:: cn Melnlutiou
ON, at 5oloonerl1e lfal luffe: SCI. Z
Nften. Meiolntionerl1e er oilercbe
tiliten1t al galt 2afe Street Govt
mcrciol Stub, Calhoun Commercial
Club % 2afe &crriet GernnerciaI
Club.
Murbmauben &coaftpr @inar Sill
len, JONI ct Ear MQaneOer bar op=
bolot Jig / Mn1erifa og bolot Sore
orog / Ne>p 9)orf % Chicago % pco
oislc iaopellom forlfiellige Setter
f%re,nbrogt 3ilielrer ira Norges
aonge % Storting o9 CIT @affe al
Georges fremtreoel,0e Mauo, an=
fonntler til Miulteapolis Tra6ag Ell.
Ter 9eroag. @an %ifriucr, at ban oil
blipe fer til pper Sen 170e Mtai og
pil oeltoge / Dogcns 1eltliaboloelle.
5rnfning al Mtl,uanfee Serbia
neltnien. 8paopofatel1 trGffer Mu
J%orbere0elier til rctsltgt Sfriot for
at tpirge Milmaufee S%er,bal1en til
at i9nfc lin @%oue0linic gjelu1em
SpobDen, ion beIalet / en- al 8p-
raaoet pcotagcu Tororoning. Scrn<
electromagnetic, JONI 'iiplgc 6uror0=
llil,gcn bor !nbtil ncr 15oe ,sltni til
at bcg9u0e 9lrbcjbct neo SGnfning
al Ai,lien, bar erfln:et, qt oct intet
oil gjprc. @Den bliper ''oaleocs
MOT til at ieae Domltolel1s Biltano
for at toi,1ee apmpagniet til at lp=
tire Srbren.
5 @ntebinion, Diiun., bar ct Sell
feb al fnnitnertif i%lltcresicreoc Gait
lie boot BOO til at upi9re wSlegt-
ni,lgene" % u6eriegjGiterne" Del,
II. Mpril paa 8pens Opera 6ouie.
st lofnlt 8lab roier v9illetal1t" :
5oreltillingen, % begaar ocn fltrie-
ic Apml1e-t at operiatte .SlRgt-
ningene' til uIbe &elations" /
Stebet ior .Ibe Melatipes". Set
bcEl1oer el1opibere, at 5elifabet oil
opfpre 4begge Stpffer berlteos pda
1ania @oll, buis eli eller al1oen
6ore11ing oil urra,,eere for benz.
Mon folt tiIIfripe 5of,ts 6reoerif-
icn, SCI. 2ooqe SO ?. g. ., put-
cbinion, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

ct. &ebers &irfcs &pinbefpremine
1orsoag Sen 7oe Mfoi / Sir
fcns Bolelnent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

Gn Soroenitorm meo itarpe 2pn
% ipere 1oroenifralo iblanot 81.
ODER 8pen Spnoag @itermiooog.
iStormen par leolaget al en- ltnri
&ee11, JOINT blep til @apn for Ores
plGuerne og !@aberne.
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st. 1oaul.
&ontor: 20l CURT 8loet.
3pbebcr ,,,aa inoienoeS, iua De q
8rDtferiet iel,elt lorsoag M;ooag.

s# 6yYtOC uluu tttUlestoSSs luu W -
9rpfferiet lenclt IorsOag M;o0ag.
Sch Gjpb cacr &eparatipu al
ubre beisg nen p%eltienote .Sllpeler
Simon Nellon, 2O9 6. If Street.
Sill rSt. saul Sibenoe"s Griere.
@rlnloet paa oeluis 0mfalfdtring
al Irpffericts 9ofalcr pil 8laoet I
oenl,e llge rimeligbis funme 2Gle:-
ne ienere iban0e eno iGopanligt,
bporfor hi ielpfelgelig beoer ont
Mno}tplonins.
naite ltge pil alt pere / Dr.
ben.
, Mler Sanien, buis Silent er !
Safe Grpital. bar ltillet Jig lom aar-
hibat for @ienpalg til Meolem at
2egiSloturcns @1ls. Mr. @allon CT
@epublifaner.
@plgatba &irfcns Mptnocfprentna
bill afboloc ntrlte Mpoe hos Mrs.
s.. Y. @onlen, 3S2 !@atcb st., Iors=
Bog ocn 7oe Mai, @fterm. 8l. 2.
Mllc CT bjertclig pclfomnc.
CAN'T %elgjtrenbeos Torenina
rSollDict" ofbolbcr lit neite Mpoe
Sorsbag oen 7M Mui bos Mrs.
Mtattien, 223 @arrilon Ape. Nlle
CT nelfomnc.
Sra Duluth forlpoer, at Go1paro
8. &oab bar melbt Jig JONI @llper-
ngrfmnoioot. @an bUpoer, ut bol1s
&e11r,er bar ppfororct bo11 til at it'll
le Jig % forflarer at hun CT pro-
grcsiip.
Mbjntant General 8ppbs 1rrencr,
at Minnelota fon m1co 2etbeo ifaife
10000 &oluntprer iom SpIooter,
bbis oct piser Jig ng0pcnoig at for
ege, @nrens Nntal til 4OO,O 900 for
at gaa til Mcrico.
Gn Contentious, mes jtnrpe Gun
% ip9re Ior0enlfralo tblanot 81.
ODER 8pen Sen6ag @ftermiboog.
iStorl1em par leolaget al en- ltnrt
&egn, joni blep til @aon for Ores
pGner11e % @abernc.
Mrbeioet meS at opn,,tbre 6loben
for at gigre BEN 1arbar tor 9am&,.
bonoe op til Mi'u1eapolis oil blipe
paabegpnot omfring Sen lite Mai.
Der ifal neoenfor oe1 bpie Gent
ming bones Ell. Me,,oe fsrit so Ioo1
treo, o9 lioe,1 $40 800 breo.
.
asfibemc. .6reocrif VIII" o,,=
TOM til &riltia11sfano Sen 81. Mpril.
Mfgaor oerfra til Mep Dorf oe1 Gte
Mui. -.
Oscar II" Digit ira @riitians-
ian0 nleo 45S Hasiagerer og pentes
til Seem Dorf oen Soc Moi.
5 1910 BAR Scr 610,7OS Stanoi-
1dDer i Min1eloto, 2S6,8S4 por
Morlfe, 2S2,O37 5ncnifc % Al, 1872
Ganife. S Minneopclis boeoe Der
z94,,227 Sfanoinaper cller 80 &ro=
cent al 8pens 8efolf1,i,1g. s ct.
&alll bar Ger 1906 .soenitc, 9,73S1
Norffe % ca. $500 Danjfe.
Aaoerioa % Soliteab. 5pbnep
MnDerlon, aougresmaro ira 1prltc
4iltrift, % Nnorcm S. 8oliteao,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
JAMES L. JOHNSON
Kandidat for
Justice of the Peace.

Nfylgc Cen IN 81. saul Gejpiier
oil SrlOpg9cral,tallet Der / 8pen bcn
lite >Sllli purc "a. 100000.
9mtber College Concert 8ano %
&nr afbplot Ell glilnrcnoe 8cntsrt i
ct. Saul auditorium 2prlaq Miter
0cu 25as Mp:iI.
6urcninsen r@aabet" afbol0cr
9o5ar paa Central Sail OnsDaa ST.
tcrmiDOog % Nftcn bcl1 130e Maj.
&ufie ug Sage ierpcrcs ont Gfter-
mioOagen. Nltensmtab % Tuns OH
Mftcncn.
&cS &alget pau 5irsoag ter l
Gpel1 CT Scr mol1ge bpgtige &allSila=
ter at ltell11ne paa; n1c11 o. tul1 life
ollie blioe palgte. Ior Suffice Of
tre Feaee, alem life at ltcn1me paa
Dor s%anosr,a1o Sa111es 8. Sobnson.
Zen nye &p9ning paa Sacfiou'
st, opcrfor MarfeosElaoicn ior
CT, @ros 6orretnine, CT fnroig. s
0orrctni,,ger ira 3Oie @ooc or ber
flpttet i,1o % banoter n1co inofprtc
Ur!,gter % 8rpntiagcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

Acknowledgements. lorsooa
Gftcrn1iooaa Sen 7oe Maj aibolocr
st. Yeoers oanife ll,tberifc airfcs
apinocforening lit regulnrc Mpoe. /
&irfenS Sal, 9tb Street og 20tb
Ape. g., bportil Meolelmer og
Ge11ner paa oct bjerteliglte ilr0bpoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

Arbeioet naeo ut opnunbre Jlooeu
for at gigre BEN 1arbar for 9omp.
banoe Up til minneapolis oil blipe
pa%abegpnot omfring SEN lite Mai
Der ifal nebenfor Sci, beie Gent
ming banes Ell, Menoe fgrit so IoS
treo, oe iioem $40 Joo breo.