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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

log i11ointnrt ! GRIN 5abe, % N,
giRIoer bet onL bbem 6er, rioenoe
forbi i fulb Sart, fon 11aa at fao
|trtffet 8obe6et at Slgle1r. S CANT
le Gage, 90 man / Sen &etning bar
minbre humane 'e11b M, bar ben
~1lbffelige Some leben6e UNDER gere-
monier.
Nor6bDs Sebnr6igbe6 % 5tolt=
BED er &loffetaarnet, bborfra @oIen
ringes mes % Solf faloeg til Strife.
Morobb Strife ligger nemlig faa
Iangt borte, at 8pe11s Soft life fan
bgre oens &loffffer.
Maar Nor6bD er naaet, er nun
for faa blot ferbig me0 Samsg for
ben Gong = men og1aa fltn for
ben Gang; Hi bar mon fgrIt cen
Gang aflagt ct 8ef6g paa Gen, ifal
mon NOT 40 Mnre ben6e ttlbage. @el
Ter San1sp ugieItmil0, og ensfor=
mig no, naar man nermer fig bens
&piter;; men mellem Sc grgrne 8af=
fer ligger 9ens im,tffe, giaitfrie
8Der, nogle gamle og Grber6ige,
or6re nbe pg mo6erne, men ollie IT,
pilf banlfe: Me0 1tore Sober, bbor
BET butter at 2aben6ler og Sasmi
ner; me6 @a6efer og 8r6n6bippe,
Sprgjteb1ts og @in6motor, 5ommer=
iol % 2arfeiang. 8aa Sams6 TIT
beg gammelt og NIT faa forun6erligt
go6t t%il1ammen.
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LAND TIL sALGs.

Jeg ejer en- haly Sektion Land, alt
opdyrket, med code Bygninger, be-
liggende we'd "Red River Of the
North" i Viking Co., Mimi, der
er den syd1igste Del af den ber0m-
te Red River Da1, 2H Mil fra to
code Dyer. Midi i ct skandinavisk
Settlement. Jeg vii salge danne
Farm paa 1ette Vilkaar direkte til
Kj0beren. Ingen Kommission at be-
tale. Skriv paa Engelsk til: O. N.
HATLIE, Abercrombie, N. Oak.
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aomiteen til iii nafte Mofferaoe ID
leie ct itgrre 2ofale. Oct gioro,
imiolertio ingen 5faar i 2Dftigbe.
ben felb ON ogiaa tiI giber bet ba1
ret banifeligt for 6e 9anienbe al
rmangbrere" til Soncrne fra Sons
Nelions fortreffelige 9rfeiter. De,
bor mg6t op cit Mengoe nDoeIige
Dame, % Serremaifer iant fIere
go6e u@rrpper". Acknowledgements
Dor:
lite 9ameprglnie, u5reo imeIlem
Na%tionerne" Miis 800, Slipper,
1927 g. Campbell Mbe.
2. 3d., rSSbproigbeo", Miis Ne=
terien, 41O4 81. 8elterr Mpe.
3. 3d., uSreo ODER Ddnmarss"
Mrs. Mnberien, 1898 Chicago Mbe.
d. 90, u8pggefomiteen" Mils
glta Scbotp, 1857 Ser6inan0 ct.
5. 3d., u8resien", Miis Ctr.
Ntelien, 1852 g. &eo5ie glpe.
6. So, u&iialte Crime, Mrs. sc
&asmisien, 2119 g. Mlbanp Mbe.
Z. 3d., uSomfru Gi6sfororip"
Mrs. y. olien, 224o 8isiel ct.
|. 9erreprgmie, .8paningSfomi
teens 8anfbog", 81. Mn6erien, 1915
Sacfio on 8lb6.
2. 3d., u5eoemanoen", Rep NieI
lem 2122 81. &arlpb Mbe.
8. 3d., Seer Degn", Sans Ye
terlen, 1868 g. Scflep Mbe.
4. 90, uMmager6reng", 6. 8eter
len, 4104 &c. @e1tern Mbe.
5. 3d., uDnnif Boitbl1b", Mils 81
Nielfen, INA 81. Mbers Mpe.
.. 90, v91l1en fra Sanmarf"
0lltf Mn0erien 247 81. 8arf Mpe.
Z. So, u5trapbnnger", 6igori
Sprgenien, $40 g. Central Nor
Mbe.
@r1ppeprnmier:
|. Observation-Disclosures, til
falot 6 nnge Gamer.
2. v@roleggere"" (iiffe 8ro ope1
Sapet), 8re6rene Mgller.
Mrs. Mnbre1p DIien, Ser to{
NrGmie iom uSon1fru Sibsfororib"
Dor Ell Dragt, Ser for fife mi11ort
eno IS Mar fiben bleb ipet til er
Maifera6e / Nofifob. Mrs. Offer
er Meolem al 8. g.. g. r5fonien"
ser ligeiau bel fom u4ronborg'
2oget bar uolminoelig lterft re
preienteret pe6 oenne Mffere. 81
at v&ronborgerne", Mutomobilban6:
Ter Mrel Sgrgenien; befien6t for II
ellfperoige> ipruolen6e @umgr, er.
fareoe ben paa Natten, Ga ban fob:
De nooet 6e11 rette &arnepalsltem:
ming, at en- i1n>f u&ierrette" for
bore mere Intoxicating" ems felt
Sen lterfeite uGrinf". 9og = Ser
,brobe r&ronborger" lamlebe fig ol
lit Sellfab og fi9rte biem paa georb:
/. fin Mutomobil, TIL there i
nothing life BONE! = Sen im1fft
Miis Mnna &orfoip bar Ell np6eli{
Dragt mes Snifriptionen: nBrl
ODER 9abet" Sen 156e Mobembe1
1914 % Sen 26en Meai 1915" pl
Mrs. 81. @onlen bar EN- fortrDlle11o'
~Gomgirl".
S S%pifeballen og beo u8ore11
gift 5orretninge11 ItrDgen6e, 1oo boo
Sc &omiteens Dor1er og &errer bo:
0g0trette> 90 Sen beIlpffebc %
profitable Set bar er6t.
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Spraab fra Spreningen for ct banif
Moerbpms6jem til banife Mnnb
pg &btnber / Mmerifa.

Spprgsmanlet er: &an Dor Sea
tipn foribnre at man 1fal bore ng6=
laget til at optage ct 2oan for at
ful6fgre set npe Silent. 8Dgninge11
er MI UNDER Sag, og ser orbeioes
ltooig for at faa Sen feroig, ONT m1t=
Zig BEN lite Wai. Soreningen biloe
maa1fe bobe bRret iitunb til at gie1=
nemfpre bette b%etb0elige Mrbeioe>
bap6e Set life beret for Sc boar6e
5iber, iom ierlig / set iioite babe
Mor bar bi1t fig berre ems for mani
&c Mor. Set 11De Silent bill, naor
f%ltloenot> itaa iom ct ber6igt Monl1=
ment for 0anifbe6en og ,lom &e1uI=
tatet at meget gobt og googjgreroe
@rbejoe, omenolfigrt Sielpen og
Mrbejoet for 5nge11 er blebet p6et
af mango af bore 2on6smenD, oo
itaar 5oreningen i6ag nbe at 5ton6
til at nan Maalet. 9erfor benben6er
5oreningen fig til BENT lom bar
Snteresie for @ngen og iarlig Dem
lom pnffer bore gunle 2an6sm9nb
ifal faa ct MT og go6t Siem. Dette
fan fun opnaaes beb boerligere Mr=
beioe / Mefning al Sialp. S BET
6aglige er BET ganife bi1t meget hi
mao bjelpe til, life at tale ON bore
egne Sorpligtelier, men naar BET
0reier fig ONT EN- Sag iom benne, laa
bnr6e enbber Danif babe tit Nabn
paa Sen allerebe ltore Site al 81
6ragsD0ere. Saabenbe benne Sen=
ben6elle mna brirge SEN %forbenteoe
Stptte fra bore 2anbsmpt16 npb=
benoig til at fl1l6fgre @erfet, tegner
Meb Mgtelie,
&Dmiteen.
@iorog fan len6es til 9ubifrip=
tons =&omiteen lamt alle 8eltbreI=
iesmeolentmer og Soreningens 8ra-
1ioent Mrs. @m. Nellon, 2446 50.
North Mbe., gbicaqo, seyH.
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PROCENT FOR spAREpENaE

vi betaler 6 Procent paa Deres
Spareindskud og Diet sanme paa
Observation-Disclosures paa langere
I1d, fordi vi befinder os hvor vi
a fra 8 til 70 Procent paa
Liam. De sharpe Love for NATIONAL
banker yder Dem den bedsta Six
kerhed Skriv paa EngeIsk efter
vor Banks finansielle Status.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Aber-
crombie, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
En- Arme af Millioner.

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkj0lelse,
siger ale, at Diet er Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- paalidelig, be-
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos allie Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
Sill Spnberjpberne.
&pitterinssliite Mr. 5 for mobtagne
8tbrag.

SEQ, 80. @olit, Ge0or Sails.
$500.
8eo g. Sortpicf, Sun Jroncis-
co: ST. Neterien, @orm @prings,
Gal, S.; g. 5oreuielt 90. 3d., S.,
tiliumme11 $40.
SEQ Meb. 81. 90. Mnoerierl Blair:
6. N. GbriltenlelL Sutcbinlon, 81;
9. g. Miellen, Sutcbinion, Soc; ct.
Be6ers Menigbeo, 2ucf, @is.,
1925; &ep. q. Gosnnns1en, 2ino=
iab, Neh., So; &eh. g. 8. Honl1en,
geelion, Minn., 81; $. s. @unoer=
len, 8onll1s, Minn., 81 - til1om:
men $50.75.
SEQ 6. &osmusIen> M%im1eopolis:
S. IS. Bal1lien Minneapolis, 81;
6. @asmuslen Sub. 60, Minnea.
polls, SIS; M1rs. Morie Collins,
Bangor, Me., 81; s. s. San}en,
@hlllpater, Mi111., 81; s. Sgrgen=
fen, @arp, Sno., So; l1ngoomsfor=
eningen al 1906 minneapolis,
$3.50; g. Senrifien, M11rbo> g. g.,
81; 8. Mebt> 8elfrp, Mort., 50; 8
sc. 8eterien, 5torm Safe, Sa., S.;
s.. Nobne, 8ettibone, g. 8, 50:
S. 6. Sobnien, 8oloule, Sba.; 81;
s. IS. S., Saefenlocf, Minn., 81; $
@igtofte, Serbett, Sa1f., Gan.
$3.50; ct. 8e0ers ltngoomsfore:
ming, Mim1eapolis, inolumlet bef
81. Mn6erien, $1O6 = tilt. $135.5O.
SEQ s.. @regorlen, @bicogo: S
Gregorien, Chicago, $40; S. Sbois
Gbicago, 50; SO. Be6erlen, Chicago,
SOC; g. 80. Sgren1en, Chicago, S.;
50. 8unoeguorb> Chicago, 81; g,
S. Spre11ieu, Gbicago, SOC; @ofie
8eterien, Chicago, So; SC. Moie
Chicago, SOC; SO. NieIie1L Chicago
$1;M. 6. Mn6erien, Chicago, 50:
Mrs. 8. Sternoorf Chicago, 50:
&c. 2orlen, Chicago, SOC; g.. Gbica:
go banife &bin0ef., Chicago, So; IS
g.. Mgerbecf, Chicago, 81; 6. Ma0:
fen, Gbicogo, ST.; sc. S6n6erbp
Chicago, ST.; S. Gbriitenien gbi.
cago, IS; 8. 2agoni, Chicago, IS:
90. 2agoni, @bicago, SIS = tiIium:
men $4,000.
Sra Mn6. geielien ,gbicago, So
Sra Meb. 6. 6. 8oobolot, Maci
ne, $13.
SEQ rNoroIpiet": Sra sc. S. s
S. 6. g. 6. So, Toe; S. 81. 8. $
|@. g., 35c; Sngeborg @bltge 81:
Sobnion 10c; 81. &anien Toe; Solii
25c; Caroline GbriItenien 81; S
50. Sonlen ST; M1f 8ine So; 9rltg=
gift Morgaarb $50; 81. Marcusier
SO; Ebom1en og @uitru IS; S
&ambuib $40; Mol6enbaber S. =
tilfammer $3.50.
@eo @eb. s. &onien: Sra Des
Moines, So, $82.62.
Sra g. @olbouge, SairfieIo,
Conn, 200.
Sra SO: @ager, Carmel, Soff.,
Can, $500.
SEQ Sobn Sogt, glDria, geebr.
S. Sogt SO; 9. Ms11ller S.; g. s..
Sogt 81; g. g. gbriitenfen SO;
gbriittne 3iegler ST; $. 6. Ebue:
fen 81; IS. @unoerien 81 ~ tiIion1=
men $500.
Sibligere fpitteret for 100000.
Salt So, 741.39.
On biertelig Gaf for ollie bisie
8t6rag.
g. g.. gorbbou,
2048 Sumbol6t 8Ib0., Chicago
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

9anif Camper ftranbet. 9ampe=
ren CTR. gbriitenfen", @apt. Gbri=
itenien, fra Marb1ts til SEEM Sort er
itranoet beo 8erpicf. 8eiatningen
reobeoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
UhtraYn.

Sansforeni11gen nSeimoal1 bler
Sreoagen ben 10. 5ebruar bebagelig
oberraifef at uSeimoal"s Dameflub,
iom %ierbereoe Gorif meo 5enneps=
ial1ce. aftenen %fornnebe fig ier0e-
leg feltlig. 5ornoen ffere 1alere
fan nepnes, at en- af Mrs. 8agt=
borg ! Mnle0ningen ifrebe1 Gong
'g1oroe ltormenoe 2pffe. Otter 8or=
BET bleb Ser banfet til &l. /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

DEREs BILLEDB FoRsTORREr5
og leveret i Farver eller sort %
hvidt. Henvend Dem direkte iii
Kunstneren. Arbejdet garanteres.
LOUIS JENSEN, 222 N. State ST.
Chicago, Ill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Set for npe 8orgere. Sber 49,
600 8orgere / Goof GountD, iom er
blebet naturaliieret / oct iib]te Mor,
bill blipe gibet 8illetter til sen vgepe
9orgerifab" Set, 1om bill blibe bolbt
/ Chicago / noe tie Moane6. &obe0-
mp0et bill blibe bol6t / Mubitoril1m
Sbeoter, og for Dem, lom life faar
&la6s ser, bill Mp6er blibe bol6t i
Sbeotre / Nerbeoen. @r9iioent
&ilion og bons Dotter Margaret
bentes at tale beb Mpbet. Breii-
6enten bill ltnn6ie i Gbicago paa fin
Sci til &anomn f1bltillingen / 5on
Tranciscn, og Mg6et bill blibe bolot,
me0enS ban er Ter: st lig11enbe
0eabe holotes / Chicago / flor, og
andre bar taget op @fsempIet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Central Minnesota. 100 opdyr
.kede Farme, Law Pris, 1ette Vii
kaar, a1tid sikkert skjode. skriv
|efter fri Liste. c. D. Baker,
Box 2, Fergus Falls, MINI.
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~ Grin otter 8rpoennmmer ai
bette gfab.

TIL sALGs. 400 Acres Kvmg-
og Korn-Ranch naer Helena. 500
Acres Alfalfa, 400 med Korn, OBJ
til en- Regjerings-Range. IL yn-.
relses "Brick"-Hus, komplette I'd
Dygnlnger, lette Betingelser, 6 Pro-
cent. Mango andre. Skriy til
MONTANA RANCHES CO., Helena.
Mont
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8illetter fra Ba5aren, $65.11

S1ttellel llu Od5QEeH 9o0.ll,
Neoleggelien al @runoitenen
$43.29; fra 8. HauIlens Gitate
$500; Sobn 6. Gbriiteniens 2ilte,
1850 s. 69tb St: Sens SEMEN SO,
2emont Slime 5tone So. So, isis
conitn Slime & Cement 60. So, g..
g. 3imbell 8rief 60. So, Macbnm
& 8rigbt Strict 60. S., Sllinois
8ricf 60. SIS, Martinion & Micfel-
fen 50, Sobn 6. Nilien 81, Carl 8.
Sonien So, &obert Neter1en 81,
Somes 8eterien 81, gbicago Sire
@ricf 60. 50, g.. 81. gsiellen $500,
Mm. 6. See COMPANY 50, Ses Be-
terien 81, Mrs. gmilie. Golmonle1
49, Mitrio g. &acing So, Sc. $. So
Der 81, 5tanoarb WateriuI 60. S.,
aimbel=&ill @ricf 60. 50, IS. @be-
rett & Con 50; Mrs. G1trlps elite,
5552 Cottage Grobe Mbe.: 81. $.
Meatbieien S. 2ina 8onf SIS, 81.
Sfau Sc; Gbrilt Nielien, 1915 Sui
lerton Mpe., $25.
Wrs .Marinns Yeteriem UNDER
folteoe fig forrige Sns6oe poo
Gbas. Senrotins Solpitol en- Spe=
ration for @oloe}ten, ser forlpb me
get bel6igt.
Gn Mtibbag til ggre for Ir1t
Bettp Nonlen bleb gibet 2proog oe,1
13oe Sebrtar, i Size Nlo5o", og
for%onitaltet at Sr. Goren=8or1l
Ser er Menuer: Buffet Donois,
Notoge &oiiin, Occurs Sc Geleri
Slipes Whures ct @ertes, Moir go
lees, 5ilet Sc @ar be Seer 8onne=
5emme, Bonrmes ct Nobets Bari1i=
enne, Weignonettes b'Mgneel1 Sou=
tees, @elee a Ia Mentbe, Monbeau
Eonacbe> Wperges geoubelle Mous=
feline Hinta0ons Ell Gas %lerolle,
Sala0e Nanien, @oteon Sc 6ruiles
Grille, @laces Slluminees, Migrqr=
6iies, Gafe. Soeol Cocktails, So
%lepbsbofer, Chateau 2eobille 8op=
ferre 1890. Be1pc Glicquot @olb
Babel, Brut.
8esrabefie, S GorSoaes begra=
peoes mdngeoarig Gppograf Deo
~Sfanoinapen" aarl S. 8. &elsler
fra Siemmet, 1888 81. Monticeuo
Npe. til Mt. 0lipe &%irfegaaro. Off
opoe ofgif otter ct langt Spgeleje
beo Do6en forrige Man6ag, efter1o=
oel1oe fig Gnfe, Mn6rea &elsler, og
9grnene Mltgulf, Mltce, gmrnp pg
Garla lan1t flere Spifenoe. &eisler,
Der bar febt / 6re6erifsbabt1, fom
BERTH for ca. 35 Mar iiben, arbej-
oeoe ober 80 Mar beo uSfat,bind-
ben" og blep Sc Mor gammel. San
har Meolem al 0e 6onife Boaben=
broore, Ser 1eoeoe 8egrqbelien,
iamt at 8. g. g. SEQ. II % sen
norff=oonife Gppograf=6orening. STE
pr9lentanter for 2ogen pg Sorenin=
gerne gap Mgoe be6 8egrobelien,
Ser fonot Ste6 UNDER flor Delta=
gelie.
Barber Mnbre>p Gbriieniem, ser
for fort Sis iiben font bertil fra
&entucfp, bbor ban bor Some pg to
9prn, afgif | 2prDags be0 De6en i
tit 2ogis> 1926 g. Soirfielo Mpe.,
lom Splge af Ell @asforgiftning.
Mfogoe, Ser arbeibebe bos Barber
gecb paa Nortb Nbe., blep fun AZ
Mar gammel. San begrnbeoes i
Wean6ags fra un6ertofer Sir. Niel=
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9anif alrbeioer eansfurenings
ErGmie-@ faiferaoe / aeroags /

9anif Mrbeioer Gansfprenings
ErGmie=M aifera6e / 9gr6ags
8jprgbin Sail par uolminoelig gooi
bei9gt. Set brirtleoe meo lm1rffffe,
gjennelnfdrte uMaifer" boaoe pae
9pin0c= og Sberbiioen iaa set ia,
ret nanifeligt for 9omn1erne at 110.
pege Sc til Nremiert1e berettigeoe.
Won e1eoes ON at gibe lite Game;
pramie til Miis Carrie Semen Goa
niib=M n1erican girl), 1886 @. Mortf
Mbe.; 26en 8remie til Mrs. SSgr:
gc1ien . Wlomlterpige), 25O9 IS
Nortb Mbe.; 3bie til Miis OIler
(esnota11erfbinbe mes lit @orn)
2115 &c. California Mbe.; lite Ser.
re NrGmie til Miis Masmusier
G8orfers Of tbe @orlb"), 14tO Sc
Mapletpoo6 Mbe.; 26en, S. 6. Sen
len (9et hple ~, 1929 8eacb Mbe.
og 30ie, 6. Senien Zen 8ogeripeno)
1888 g. Mupleipopb Mbe. Ser ba,
mange im11ffe 1lnge Gamer, 6e1
ibang fig til Sc loffenbe Soner fro
S. s.. Senlens flotte Srfeiter, oq
bi notere6e / Sorbifarten en- fortrpl.
lenoe 8lomlterpige (Wers. 81. @rou:
lefD, en- npoelig Golp=girl (W3iiS
@r6nluno), og ben6es imuffe Sen:
in6e, Sen itatelige Miis 2orien / ei
elegant lafiefarbet 6ilfe=&oitume
Gpanif).
~8arberen" / Sebilla gif nItDr=
Zig moriomt ODER Scene1L toffet bee
re Sc flinfe 0peraiangere og Sfue.
ipilIere, b'6rr. Sarrp &asmusien.
Mrel Rasm1Sien, $. 2nrien g.. S.
Senlen, 2onis 8eterien og &artbell
gl1mrettoe lefnnoereoe at Wtuitfoi=
refter S. s. Senie1s meiterlige l16=
f6relie at Sen fine, flasiiife Mh1iif.
Nublifum .l6nneoe Sc optrpoen6e
meb bragen6e &lapialber og Srem-
foloeller og iua begDn6te BET
onimere6e SOL igien. Stemningen
bar itorortet, og Sc 8ei6gen6e / ollie
&%etninger tilfre6ie meb Mrrange=
mentet, ser gigr Seltfomitee1L oer
beitoo al 6'Srr. gricblerL s.. Gbri:
ftenien, &arrp &asm1sien og Sart
bell megen Sore, ltge1om ct go61
Sberifu6 iiffert tgr paaregnes.
Z.rrnEE cL-a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

>. g. g. % .. 9. g. gbgninss=
fomites itore &arnebal ug Maiferabe
bab6e / Sgn0ags fbIbt 9anio Soil
Il Ben @ra6, at Der er at baalc, at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
8orsermeiter Garter $. 6arriion,

8Drgermeiter Garter $. @arriipn,
iom bar inbebabt fit @mbeoe / fem
Sermincr, opnaae6e ;be6 Momina=
tionsbalget igaar (0ns6ag) fun
1O4,983 Stemmer intoD 1884,
Der bleb afgiDet for nuberenbe
County glerf &obert 80. @meit5er
8illiom Sole Sbompion bonbt $50:
minationen for Gbief Suffice imof
SenrD 6. Slion. Ober 10000
&bin0er 6eltog / 8alget pao Ser
bemofrotilfe Si6e. @orgermelterer
nbtalte pao 8algaftene11, at ban tiff
agteoc at Iaoe fig title lom uafben:
gig aanoioat be0 8olget, og ben
regneoe lit Meoerlog til ct alminbe
ligt 2nife ON EN- mere uuaben 8D"
Snbfumue 8ibrag til Danmarfs.
bpgningen pau Observation-Disclosures
Il San Sroncisco:
SiOligere %rnpporteret .$6O3.15
Masper ............. 500
Mrnolo &asm1lslen ~. 1000
Salt. .$61S.15
3Snolamlingen er Derbeo for Gbi.
cagp &omiteens @%eofommen6e al
lll1ttet. Sfulbe 1ogen berefter gnife
at bi6rage til 8pgningen, bebeS
8engene ien6t birefte til &omiteen
800 2icf Building, San Srancisco.
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1tnoeritpttet 5ogen.
Ena &omitee11s 8egne
g.. 8lt11cf, &us1erer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Mrs .Marinns 9cterien unoer-
falteoe fig forrige Sns6ae pao
Gbos. Senrotins Soipitol en- Ope=
ration for @albeIte11, ser iorlpb me
get bel6igt.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-31
+ the textlle interests here

Of the textile interests here.
The equipment of the trade school
in the way of machinery is excellent
as far as it goes, but it is not, and
could not be expected to be, the equal
in equipment Of the big manufacturing
plants of the city. If the students
can have access to these plants, as was
suggested several years 40, when this
trade school idea was first talked here,
it would afford an immense advantages
to the young workers and seekers after
technical knowledge.
Putnam plants manufacture wooden
cotton and silk materials. great
variety of machinery is used in tina
mills here, and to have the opportuni-
ty of studying its uses. manner of OPP
Grafton, etc, would be a great boon
to the students and undoubtedly a
great boom to the school. Not a few
very young men have come to realize
that there are mighty fine possibilities
to be had in the textile world by
bright, clean, well equipped young
men, and they want some Of them
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-31
DR.. coLeRoVE DEAD.
Leading Homeopathic Physician and
Civil War Veteran-Post Surgeon
for Many Years.

DR.. Charles H. Colgrove, a resident
of this city since 1871, died early Sat
urday morning at his home, 227
Church street, after an illness of near
" a year DR.. Colgrove was born in
Lisbon Oct IA, 1841, the son of Chris
TOPPER and Lydia Ann (RoVse) Col
grove. His education was obtained at
! pierce Academy, Middleboro, Mass,
and at the Harvard Medical school,
where one of his professors was the
celebrated Oliver Wendell Holmes
Soon after obtaining his diploma
! DR.. Colgrove located in Chicago but
returned to the east in short time
and came to this city. He was in
Chicago during the great fire, and his
office was in the burned section.
During the major part of his life
| in this city he was in active practice
as a homeopath. He was a member
of the Connecticut Homeopathic Med
| teal Society and Connecticut institute
of Homeopathy, being president OF
the former at one time, and an officer
of the organization up to the time OF
death.
DR.. Colgrove fought in the Civil war,
being one Of the first to enlist from
this state. as he Joined Joseph r.
Hawley's company, which was raised
the day after Sumter was fired upon
He was in the battle of Bull Run with
this company, A First Connecticut
Volunteers, and later re-enlisted in
Co e, 18th Conn. He was a member
of Francis S. Long Post, No. 30, G. A
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-31

session of the body under any other
law than that relating to fish and
game.
Days powers, and the powers of the
defendant, and the duty of the plaintiff
to surrender the body to Day, If he
had such duty, are all statutory.
The defendant, quoting the attorney
generals letter, points out that anyone
may take a wild deer and own it when
captured. unless the statutes otherwise
provide.
We should therefore look for what
the fish and game statutes provide as
to the carcasses of deer, and we find
nothing.
How the Law Reads.
Public acts of 1911, in chapter IA,
provide that no one shall hunt, kill,
attempt to KILL chase, or take any deer,
BUCK, doe, or faWn, with a prOvisO in
favor of an owner or lessee killing a
deer damage feasant. There is moth
ing about the possession of dead bodies
of deer and it does not seem to me to
follow that, because the statute makes
it crime to kill a deer it by impll-
cation makes it a crime to possess the
dead body of a deer for the killing of
which the poSsesSor is not to blame
This is criminal statute, and 1t Is to
be strictly construed. For illustration,
suppose that someone crimlnally
shoots and wounds a deer which runs
a long distance and falls dead in plain
tiff's dooryard. is plaintiff, because he
takes possession of the carcass, a
criminal equally with a man who in
tentionally killed the deer? The con-
clusion that he is appears to me un-
reasonable. The question is not who
has title to the body, but whether the
statute about fish and game makes a
criminal of every man who possesses
deerS carcass.
In this case there is no suggestion
that plaintiff killed the deer, and hence
there is nothing in the statute to rem
der it illegal, or at any rate, criminal
for him to possess the body of a deer
dead from some cause which, as far
as the pleadings which govern the
present issue go, is absolutely I'M
known. Neither is there anything in
the statute authorizing a game warden
to take away any deer's carcass which
he may find in another's possession. He
must be able to show that the pos
session is illegal, and merely TO tele-
phone so to the superintendent does
not make the possession Illegal Upon
the second defense nothing appears to
justify the arrest, and the demurrer
thereto IS sustained on the grounds
therein state.
GREENE. ].
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-31
BIG PARADE PLANNED.
VIII Be Feature of Old School and
Old Home Week.

As the time for Old Home and School
Week approaches, the committees are
showing greater activity and endeay-
oring to get their plans into shape so
that a booklet with the prospective
arrangements may be published soon.
The parade committee. under the
leadership of Frank P. Fenton, has
made plans for one of the biggest cele-
brations ever seen in this part of the
state. 1t is almost a certainty that
the entire First Regiment, c. n. G.,
will be present on the day of the pa
rade, coming in two special trains,
while the Spanish War Veterans as
sociations throughout the state will
also participate in the monster turn
out. and it is now planned to hold a
big review and drill of the military
organizations at Recreation Park,
where ex-President w. H. Taft will
act as one of the reviewing Gals.
The invitations committee is daily
receiving answers to it's letters of in
vitation, and the members have en-
deavored to get in touch with as mnay
as possible 1t is understood, however,
that everyone is invited to the big
celebration, and the formal letters are
merely an attempt to reach those
whose addresses are known. The
memorabilia and historical committee
is planning a loan exhibit, and all the
committees are working overtime to
complete their plans.