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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-24
Free Trial Coupon

r. A. stuart Co.,, 15O Stuart BIdg., MarshalI, Mich., send me at once by return mail. free trial package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. City ......
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-24
One Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet Win Enable One to Digest Any
 Meal, Any Time

Make up your mind to go to your next meal with the desire to eat what you will and do 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-24

Stations and Weather at 8 D. m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

These are mere suggestions which have been sent out to different state and district leaders in the northern and western states. u is hoped this list will enable them toi encourage lines of work that have an economic value in the farm and home man- agement of any community.
 The new clubs it is expected, win be merely the agricultural clubs a1s ready organized among the young people and the new lines of indus trial work will be taken up at times and seasons when corn, pigs, chicEs ems and vegetables do not need the special attention of the boys ana girls. Under the new plan each club member will probably select about 10 of the suggested tasks and do each of them during convenient moments The results of the work Of all the members of one club will be exhibited at the end of a years time in a place where the rest of the community may see what has been attempted and pass a judgment on fes value.
 Any mother or teacher who would care to interest her children in any of the arts and crafts outlined above may write for further details to the Office in Charge of Club Work for the Northern and Western States, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
ACTOR. READS IN PAPER
 STORY OF SONS DEATH

fast, M. Duquesne, a Belgian actor who has been playing with a conn pany of Belgian refugee actors at one of the London theatres, read in a French newspaper of the death in action of his son, young French officer. and also of the death of his former wife, the officers mother. who died after hearing of her sons fatal wound.
 E. Duquesne dressed and went to the theatre usual. but broke down suddenly. when he had to speak the lines tIf only had my revolver ! would take my revenge" and left the stage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
Have Color in Your
 Cheeks
Be Better Looking-Take Olive
 Tablets.

If your skin is yelIow-complexio paIlid-tongue coated-appetite poor you have bad taste in your mouth "a lazy, no good feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
 pr. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub stitute for calomel-were prepared by Dr. Edwards after IT years of study with his patients.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil You will know them by their olive color.
 If you want, clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no piTnpless a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. pr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel--yet have no dan gerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions Of boxes are sold an nually at 1Gc and 25c per box A all druggists.
 Take one or two nightly and HIota the pleasing results. The Olive Tab let Company, Columbus. O,-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
CAPITOL HEARINGS
 SET FOR THURSDAY
Especial to, The Farmer. )

Hartford, Feb. 1o.-Among the hearings scheduled for Thursday are the following:
 Committee on Cities and BorougIas.
 Hearings on H. B. No. 179 (IsbeH, Ansonia): Authorizing the City Of Anson1a to establish a sewer com mission. H. B. No. STA (Isbeu, An sonia): Amending the charter of the City of Ansonia. H. B. No. 570 (San- ford) Amending an Act creating a Board of Finance in Hamden and in creasing powers of Selectmen. H. B. No. 5675 (Potter): Amending an Act creating a Board of Estimate and Apportionment in Guilford. H. B. No. 669 (Potter):s Amending an Act. ere ating a Board of Estimate and Appor- tionment in Guilford- H. B. No. 556 (Macdonald, Putnam): Amending the charter of the City Of Putnam.
 Committee on Education.
 Hearings on H. B. Mo- 68 (Rus- sell, Middletown) Concerning School Records of a School District. S. B. No. 235 (Senator Purce1D: Changing the Name of the Board of School Visitors of the City of Hartford to the Board of Education of the City of Hartford. H. B. No. 391 (SchuItz New Britain): Concerning Fire Pre- vention Day.
 Committee on Judiciary.
 Hearings on House Joint ResoIu- tion- No. 91: Resolutions appointing John H. Kirkham Associate Judge of the City and Police Court of the City> of New Britain for the Stw O years from, the first Mcndoy in July, 1915. House Joint Resolution No. 97: Reso- lution appointing Hugh Young Judge of the Town Court of Enfield. House Joint Resolution No. 100: Resolution appointing James A. Shea Judge Of the Police Court of WiIlimantfc TOi D p o1ution appointing John Fades. Dep uty Judge of the Town Court iof Branfordg House J oint Resolution No. 107: Resolution appointing Thos. F. Welsh Judge of the Town Court of Southington. House Joint Resolu- ton No. 10S:4 Resolution appointing Robert L. Munger Judge of the City Court of Ansonia. House Joint Res o1ution No. 109:e Resolution appoint ing John w. sGridIey Deputy Judge of the Town Court of SoeIthin gton House Joint Resolution No 88: Res o1ution appointing John B., Dillon Judge of the Town Court of Hunting ton. House Joint Resolution No. 89: Resolution appointing George S. Willis Deputy Judge of the Town Court of Huntington. S. J. R. No. fl: Resolution appointing Frank H. Frost Deputy Judge of the Borough Court of Naugatuck for the term of two years from and after July l, 1915. S. J. R. No 43: Resolution appointing Frank H. Frost Deputy Judge of the Borough Court of Nau- gatuck for the unexpired term end ing July 1, 1915. s. J. R., No. A: Resolution appointing Charles F. Hungerford Judge of the Borough Court of Naugatuek for the term of two years from and after July 1, 1915. H. iJ. R. No. 106: Resolution appointing John M. Sweeney Judge iof S. J. R No. ST: Resolution appointing Milton c. Isbeu Deputy Judge of the City Court of Ansonia for the term of two years from the first Monday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
USEFUL ARTS AND. CRAFTS
 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Mothers and Teachers May Obtain Suggestions on How to Interest Young People in Useful Home Oc- equations From Organizers of the Farm and Home Handicraft Clubs.

Mothers and teachers who wish to keep the young people cheerfully busy in useful tasks about the home or farm may be interested in a pro- ject of the United States Department of Agriculture for organizing farm and home handicraft clubs. Some or the arts and crafts in which the Departments specialist in charge of club work for the northern and west ern states hopes to interest his boys and girls are as follows: 1 Rope tying and splicing. 2 Making seed testers (box, blotteT
 and rag-dol1 testers). 3 Making a hen coop and brooder. 4 Fruit tree grating and tree sur
 gery.s 5 Making a fly trap. 6 Making wood box for kitchen or
 sitting room.
 T Making a bird house and watering
 trough
 8 Making a hot bed or cold frame. g Making a step ladder or handy ladder. for farm and home. 10 Making one dozen vegetable mar
 ket crates. II Sharpening saw, pair of scissors, 12 Making a medicine cabinet. 1 8 Making and laying a cement walk or floor. IA Making a. bookcase or library file 5 First aid to farm implements:
 v (al Repair whipple, tree.
 CbY Pair of shares.
 (c) Fork handle. (d) Repair gate. 16 Drawing plan of So-acre farm
 stead.
 IT Forging-2 kinds practical, relat-
 ed to farm work. Is WeIding-2 kinds, practical, relat.
 ed to farm work. 19 Horseshoe making. 20 First aid to household furniture:
 (a) Chair.
 Cb) Table.
 Cc) Picture frame.
 (d) Door lock or hinge. 21 Pressing and cleaning a suit o1
 clothes.
 22 Papering 9 room. 2a Painting, staining or treating 24 Making a farm .door-yard gate. F.25 Making a home canner, one of
 methods. 27 Making a kitchen shelf or kitche1
 work chair for mother. 2s Get out set of plans and specif
 cations for model farm home. 29 Show how to give first aid t.
 school furniture and equipment
 such as the repair of a. seat
 window, fence,e broken gate
 blackboard, steps and sidewalk 30 Show how to repair the cover O broken back of a book. 31 Art metal work for household. 32 Modelling in clay and plaster. S3 Leather work: repair of 1eathe goods or art work. 34 Fabric dyeing and printing. 35 Pottery for use in the home l 36 Basketry for use in gathering an, marketing vegetables and fruit | 37 MakingNa milk stool 3S Homemade fruit juice and eide mill.
 ss Hall hat and coat rack.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
GREENFIELD HILL LADIES ARRANGE
 COLONIAL PARTY
Fairfield Folks Will Appear Tn Costumes of Long
 Ago
(speoial to rhe Farmer.) ).

Southport, Feb 10.-This evening the Ladies union of Greenfield Hill will give an Uncle Sam's tea party or Colonio1 social in the parlersy of the Congregational church. Herman He gerdorn has charge of the entertain ment. The guests will appear in Co., loniaI costumes.
 At the meeting of the Fairfield County Clerical union held at Grace church, Norwa1k, recently, the Rev. ss. CRSkey, of PequOt avenue ad- dressed the gathering upon the recol- Iections of his life in Germany. For over eight years he was chaplain at the American church in Munich He was warmly received by the gather ing and his talk proved very interest ing. The meeting was attended by pastors from all parts of the coun- ty It was presided over by Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, of Holy Trin- fly church, Westport. After the meeting. the ladies of the parish served luncheon.
 At meeting of the domestic science class s held yesterday after noon at the Wakeman Memorial as- socfation. Miss Ham1in, of the Bridgeport Y W. c. A. conducted the lesson. D
 Friends of Dr. Edward Disbrow, a former resident of this place, who was operated on at the Worcester , hospital for infection of the hip sew eraI weeks ago, will be pleased to learn that he is now able to walk. It is expected that he will be able to resume his duties at the Worcester tecity hospital within the next few weeks
 Members of. the Girls Friendly so- . cIety held rehearsal last evening. for the play, Miss Fearless And Company" which they are to give next week.
 ing in the-s buildings on the poultry farm of F. Sherwood Burr. A pas serbyi notified William Taylor at the Pequot poultry farm, which adjoins and the latter extinguished the blaze by the use of chemicals. An over heated stove caused the blaze.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
Russians Meet Heavy
 Fighting in Hungary

Geneva, Feb 1o.The Russians are marching into Hungary by the valleys i Of the Thetsss and Ung rivers, accord ing to advices received here. Taking the offensive at Korosnezo, they are said to have inflicted severe losses on the Austrfans and advanced five miles in the direction of Borkut in the h. utta Valley. The Russians progressed sotuhward as far as Turia- Renute and Peresceny on the railroad from Turja. to UngvAr capturing two batteries embedded in the mud in the Polonina- Rura mountain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

of July. 1915 S. No. sss: Res
 oIution appointing Abraham s s. Aaronson Judge of the City Court of Ansonia for the term of two years from the first Monday of July, 1915.
 H. J. R. NNo.7 1O7:N Resolution ap- pointing Thomas F. Welsh Judge of the Town Court Of Southington. H.
 J R. No. 1O8: Resolution appointing Robert L. Munger Judge of the City
 Court of Ansonia. H. J. R. No. 1O9:
 Resolution appointing John w. Grid ley Deputy Judge of the Town Court of Southington. III J.. R. No. III: Resolution appointing Willis M. Cook
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

The national organization interested in penny postage intends to, press this reform for enactment at the next ses- sion of Congress.
 The Central City Deposit Bank of Central City. Ky, was placed in the hands of the State Banking Depart ment by. the directors for liquidation.
 The steam yacht Wakiva, which went ashore on the breakwater at Tampico, Mexico, last month Is a to- tai loss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10


 
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Judge of the Town Court of Ham den. H. J.~sR. No. 112: Resolution appointing Willis M Cook Judge of the Town Court of fHamden. H. J. R. No. 115: Resolution appointing John o. Shares Deputy Judge of the Town Court of Hamden. H. J. R. No. 116: Resolution appointing John o. Shares Deputy Judge of the Town Court of Hamden.
 The United Fruit steamer Sixao1a. arrived at New York with $1,oOO,e00 in gold bullion from South American mines.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

funb" ct Sa1nfuno at 0alife 8re0re
beer 0anif i Sinh, % beer imoo
Sin Meite iom ell 8ro6er.
9erfor, belfomme,1 ollie!
Solo Serie / ct. 8aul.
g. g. Sranien,
Delegat for Scr. 81,
st. Hal1l, Minn.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. STBPHANs
KIRKE, Hj9rnet at Orleans OF Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
Sendag Form. ri. II. SSndagssko.
lie III. 9.
DDN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. HjSrnet af Broad
way og 10. st., afholder sine Guds-
tjenester som fSlger: Pradiken
S9ndag Form. ri. 1870. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth. Liga:
Ssndag Aften Kl. 7.45; literaert Ms.
de de tire farste Tirsdage i Maane-
den. Bgnnemgde hver Onsdag AT.
ten Kl. 8.
FORDNINGEN "HAABET'' mGder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors.
dag Maaneden.
@plgatba banif.nurite 8resbDteria'
ner Strife, 1876 Sbomas ct, ner
Slice ct. 9onif @ubstjenelte bpe,
Sbnoag Morgen SCI. 1890. On,
gellf @uostjeneltes bber Senoa9
Mften SCI. s, bbortii alle CT bier,
telig belfon1ne.
Yaltoren bill bore at finbe / tit
&ontor / &irfe1,, 1875 GbomaS
st., bber 3trs0og, Gorsoag og
2sroag, fra ser. 9-12 SIM. og
fra &l. 2-5 @m. Hqitorens 8o=
Zig er mi / Scr. 28S Tbpmas ct.
81. IS. @roie> 8a1tor.
n G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. s., mSder 1. og 8. Fredag i Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" ND
der 2. og 4. Lprdag paa Vasa Hall.
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NBR" af D. S. D. F. mGder 2. og
f.. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS D0TRE mSder 2. og 4.
Tirsdag i liver Manned i Central
Hall, IS w. Z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DAN1A" mo-
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE mr..
so, D. S. S., m@der !. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DEN DANSKEr UNGDOMSFORE-
ming m9der paa Central Annex Hall
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
@plaat6a &irfeus &uiubeforenina

WDlgutg1 Ntrfens NOt1OetDrentng
mpote Gprsonge1 ben 90: Scpten1=
Der bos Msrs. sc. g. &o11len, 3S2
&atcb ct. for at gjpre op efter 8a=
Iiorcn. Wpoef bopbe tiltr11ffet en- itpr
6orlomling, og oct bite Jig at Sno=
tGgtcrne opcrltcg al 6orpeutning.
81 enifc ocrfor gjen11ent gla0et at
bringc Dor bjerteliglte Iaf, baobc
for Gnper og &jpb. BliD Meolem
og ilut Gber til @hgatba=&irfc;
lpg 5fl,lbrc11e til, ga bil bort Or
bcjoc bringc &eliianclic.
Scr por Sulg al @mbcosmgno,
Der fit fplgcnbe llbfalD: Yr9itOent,
Mers. sc. 6. Sobn1on (gjcnpalgD;
gice=Ereii0ent, Mrs. &c. 6. Trcoe=
rifiert, (9jcnpalgf; &asierer, Mrs.
$. s. Gbriitenien, s(giel1baleD. Com
Sefrctpr bnlgtes Mrs. SIS. Grano=
#.TE
len / 5feoet for Mrs. g. 8eterient
Der enifebe at traffc fig tilbage,
paa @rltno al inotrufne Dmitenoig=
bebcr.
Naite Meoe oil blipe afbolot
6reoagelt ben 8. Sftober, 5feod
for Iors0ag Den Zoe, bos Wers. g.
Eeterlcn, 2cfiington Mpe. Sag spor=
poglren til Como Sfotion og tom
|.filiteoe ST. 1.3O; Der bill ba bore
gogn til at tage oisie inn lite bar
Nutonobil.
pile e bjjerttelig DeIfontnlen,
q. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

Mercbants @ptcl iplgt. Sc / bort
;forriqe 9el1mnlcr pn,tulte timber
.ba1olinger for at fjpbe Wercbants
s9ote er I'LL aflluttet, ioct @jenOpn1=
mcn CT bleben lolgt til @r11noejen=
0oms= Meglercn Sobn 6. @1lrcboro
i .8ioneer 8lbg. for Ell Eris al
$265,0O0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
6prlanger Sfilsmisle. &olitibe=

Turlauser Stilsmisie. Yolitibe=
tjcnt &eter 8o11lion fer / 8pen CT
/ oisie Doge / en- al bans @uitr11
anlagt 5filsmisie1og blepe11 ol1flo=
get for at bape foltet ct 6ao fulot
al Weao otter benOc. gnobiDere IL
ges Der / &logen, at MonOel1 bar
bcbo11olet be110e gruion1t / bcnpeb
10 Nar, % at &logerifen pniter us
lteot ct 6orbuo inoD, at ManDcn
ielger to N11tpmobiler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
&pnfirmatipns : ltnbcrbisniua.

2prbog Sprmibbog ST. $50 begpn=
Ser l1nberpisninge11 til &onfirma=
tion / ct. &e0ers Donife ll1tberlfe
.&irfe 8. ct. ogte20. Mbe. go.
6lere 8prn bar allereoe la0et
Jig inoueloe. s 6onife 5oralOre bill
ielp fao @laoe al at ienoe goers
8prn, og 8erne1ee ielD bill faa Ocl1
@fpoe og &Beliignelie al I'M
oerbisninge11. 2oD @0ers @brn gjpre
ct 6orfeg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

8. s. airntueller / Minneapplis,
ionl nreo iin Mutomobil foroario=
geoe Oealer Sobn Gla11siens 500
Der / 8pe1, Oc11 15be Sept, er al
gDrettel1 blepen be11bilt til @ranD=
jl1rDcn pan Ell Mnflage for 9rob /
fprlte @roD. San er imiolertiD Ole
ben lpsloot Moo $4,000 &al1tion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
Chicago, u. S. A.

Sfibene: uuniteo Stotes" al
COMMUNICATING 2inien an
forn til Seem gort Ben 2soe Sep
tenlber. 3ilbagereilen foregaar fra
Seem Oorf 0el1 Use Sftober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

Muoreu Eeteripn, SO Nor gam=
mel % boe1oe 1913 Gins st.,
fal0t for tire Tiger iiben neo fra en-
Srogtpogr, peo @reat Gortbern 8u=
negomo. Set bite Jig ienerc> at
8eterien / 6olOet boooc breffet tire
&ibben % bon CT mi brogt til 8n=
ens @n}pitol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

gbanffpr >. 9, Yeterien blep i
fprrige ltge iopmt cit Mulft poo
$25 for 5ploeri og u%foriparlig
&ipr1el mcb li1r Ml1tolno6il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

/. Sobn 6anien, 20 Mor go1rmel,
% boenoe i Nr. 291S-@. Superior
ct, por i 6reOugs Morges luo l1bcl=
Dig at folbe og breffe fit bpjre Sen,
90 bol1 git tpnrs ppcr @o0en peo
8nDnc Mpe. og Wagnolia ct. 9un
Bragtcs til @pcns @pipitol, bpor fan
mi CT nnbcr 2Ggcbeba1bling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
MGr 9pbem beb Gas. @n Ste

MGr 9pben beb @as, @n Mej=
lenoc peo Nopn Ole 8eterlen fono=
teS / 2prOags Scot liggen0e / i'm
5cng / Nelinl=@ ptellet uoen Sc
pi0ltbc0. ScnpeD 81. 1 bprte @ptel<
clerfe1 opbe 5tpl1 ira Yeterions
&Grelie, og GA ball ipore0e @os=
lltgt peb @erellet lpo ban 0pren
brp0e up, bpnr n1orr. fot1ot Eeter1en
liggerbe 11oen 8cDioltbeo. Sch ben
tilfalbte Eplitilp9cs 0iulp brdgtes
Geterien otter til @egterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS.

Sborpalbien 2psens M%anbsfor,
lorn bill meDbirfe peb Soften for &C.
legotcrne Sen 12te Oftober, ofDpl=
Der Rpelie poo farltfonm,en0e Wo1,=
oog Mften / 0ol1ia'S &ll1blpfolc,
UNDER 2eoclie al Snltr11ftpr Ginar
Msfier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
S6prbalbiem 2pges 8a5ar bIeh Ct,

SDDTD9tD1eH. SD9es Ought Dlen eli
/ alle Moo6cr glimrcnDe 511fces,
toffet bore &onniteens iberoige Mr=
bejoe / Sagens Sl1teresi e. Sen me-
get pmtolte M11ton1obil tilfol0t Ell
u11g Dame> Wdis Mop 8agner paa
14tb Mpe. Soutb; @ibliotbefs=8 orz
oct fonot Sci til 8ra11oma110 Somes
|@onie1s @jem 2eneltolel1 prGlentc=
rcoes til Mrs. 6. Mortenle11, 5r.,
og set Hottie Bulpteppe blep put10et
|of Mrs. S. 8. &a1licl1. SIT / alt
Ter 6eltfonriteen MI ben tillt1troen0e
ltore 8egipenbeo i Wpbe meo. Ell
pelipeffd &e11gep1tng, % Ell Sing
er liffcrt, at. intet bill for1n1c til at
mnllglc, noar 9elegoterne lamles
til Set sen 12te Sftober.
Gn ltbmGrfelie. @amle &rof.
&1,n1tmoler Geter Gla1ic1L 727 So
itpn 8lpcf, ser / &urentbes bem9rfet
CT oen elol tie n%uleperDe oorllfe Sett=
Ter Cog 9ilettomiftelpiller) / Min=
neapolis - BON fom BERTH fgr1te
@ong 1866 og %ie1lere, for at. toge
|folt Sopel, / 1869; BON CT mi. IS
s(ar = bar / ois1e Sage / 8reb fra
9annrorf fooets MeDbelelie r11, at
bans / Ho11bers boc110e 86=aarige
8rpber, &url g. Glm1ielL Sen 81.
M11guit: al &ongen bleb ocfpreref
meb Splpfnr1et (9onne6rogsmprbe=
mes SeberstegD. Sr. &or1 9. Glou=
len Dor / 35 Mor birfet lom 2erer
Ii @eontetri % GerIpeftiptegllialg be0
l5efniif Sfnle / &anoers % bar /
Sprbin0elle ber1neb altt6 tagd Ell
lcDe,roe Sntcresie / 8irflombeoen for
oct oermeb / Sorbin6elle ltaae116e
5gmunosbjem, bbor Ser finoes Sp=
bolosberel1er, 2eiez og Sfripeitl1e
iomt Mpoeiol~ til frilteligee Wgoer
for Spmnno. s 35 9lar dS80-
1915 er ser berfra bleDen ub0elt
8ibelppler til 1865 5fibe, % 2eie=
ltllen bar / Be iiolte IL Mar b9ret
belggt of 2O,SOO 5gmen6. ul1ge=
blaoet" enifer Sen ga1nle SaoerS=
mono / &anoers til 2pfffe til To
lmarfelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
Menes Spbniun, en-. It's

Mgnes Spbnipn, en-. 17:Mor
gonunel yeiece til M. 6. Sobnion,
&rGiioerten for Snbnlon 8ine o11o
2iqupr @oule, blep / .5pnoogs Mf=
tes operfolOen og br11talt hebonolf
al CT ufienot Manosperion, bo bun
bar paa &cjel1 til fin Snfels Silent
1887 Mislis1tppi ct. 6cnbes Goob
pm @jGlp bprtes al ct .Gor Nabner
Ser / Nnrbeocr1, Joni lfpnDte Jig at
fnn1me ber1bc til &jelp og fonot
Mils Sobnion blpocnbe ira en- 0cl
5frammcr / Mnligtet; us oper bisle
par bum iniolcrti0 ulfaot. Holitict
Tiger mi at fi11be @jerningsmal,=
Den. 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
st. Paul.
RpbsSer mea inbienoes, faa De er
/ 1rpfferiet ieneit Sorsoag Miooag.
&putor: POI Court Slpcf.

Sch &jpb eller &eparation al
HIRE beipg oen peltienbte Supeler
Simon Nelion, 200 6. 7tb 5treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

g. y. Hanlion, PIP 9forris st.,
begao Jig forleon Sag / CIT tilipne=
laoenoe l%inosforpirret 1illtono til ct
at @rcot 9tprtbrns. Banc,s &ol1-
torer og tilbpo fig at bore billig til
at laane Games s. Sill Is Millio=
net Dollars. &un operlo0cs til $50
iities &oretngt fpr n9rlnere l111oer=
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