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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28
CAPTURE FORMER PATIENT
WHO WROTE OF DYNAMITE

Yankton. S. D.. July 24.-John Cohen,
who has been threading to blow up the
state hospital for insane here with dy-
Mantle. has been arrested at Minneapo-
lis. Cohen, on the insistent request Of
a brother, was released on trial two
months ago. he having been a patient
at the institution for several years. The
brother agreed to take Cohen to Colo
RADIO with him. The man got away and
when first it was learned he was in
this state he sent a letter. threatening
to destroy the hospital, to Judge Nc
Coy, of the state supreme court. The
hospital authorities were advised Of the
matter and Cohen was traced to Min
neapolis and arrested. He will be re-
turned to the hospital at once.
SIOUX FALLs-There is a good at
tendance at the convention of the
Sioux Valley Medical association. which
is being held in Sioux Falls this week..
Contrary to the usual custom at conven-
tons, new officers for the coming year
were elected at one of h opening ses-
sions. They are: President, C. L. Roland,
Chatsworth, Ia: vice presidents, DIR. H.
J. g. koobs. Scotland, 8. D., and DR.. F.
A. Spalding, Lnverne. Mimi: secretary,
DR.. G. S. Browning, Sioux City, Ia treas
urer. DIR. w. r. Brock. Sheldon. Ia.
SIOUX FALLSeA banquet concluded
800 AAASS&An6 IA AAA6 NIky kAAAo WGCn
OF the great council of Red Men Of South
Dakota. There was q good attendance.
The following officers were elected: Great
sachem. r. ]. Tracey. Sioux Falls: great
senior sycamore. f. T. Schaille, Redfeld:
junior sycamore, w. J.. Budget, Sioux
Falls; great prophet, p. N. Noonan, Red
field. Bookings was selected as the place
Tor the next annual meeting.
vERMILION-John l.. Jolley, OF this
OtfNv nNrnA -
kota. has just celebrated his 18th birthday
anniversary. He Is enjoying the best Of
nealth and ts as hale and hearty as many
men OF 10. In honor Of his passing his
10Th milestone q number of his relatives
gathered To aid him In suitably observing
the event. He was one Of the first to
iocate IN Vermtlion In the early days. and
mas resided here continuously ever since.
lPSWICH-One. OF the show places Of
Ipswich is the poppy bed OF Mrs. Huntley.
me bed Is u feet wide and go feet long,
ana 10 now one mass of poppy blooms,
thousands Of the topples. Of v~ariegated
coiors. presenting a beautiful sight az they
nod IN the South Dakota breeze. It has
oeen suggested that peoples be used to
decorate both sides Of the Yellowstone
trail through III city limitk Of Ipswich.
PIERRE-Cnunty bcards Of health In an
ORGANISED county have no authority or
Jurisdiction In IN unorganised county to
make original Investigation or enforce
rules OF the state board OF health therein.
q the ruling Of the attorney general. upon
Inquiry from the new territory OF Jack.
son n Haak0n counties.
BRUCE-The contract has. been award.
ed Tor = fine new public school building
which = TO be erected here. The work of
construction Will Be pushed. - - IL In
!! tended to have the structure completed
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28
YANkToN AND ELK POINT
MAKE POPULATION GAINS

Pierre. S. D.. July 24.-Census re-
turns OF the third official census show
n city OF Yankton has gained 1884 in
population since 1910. the total now
being 4.7n population. and the county
has increased in the five-year period
1875 per cent, which is much the largest
increase on any county yet tabulated
OF the present census of the dozen or
more finished. Other towns of the
county show a uniform increase. The
county also shows the greatest num-
Der Of college graduates of any coun-
there Is a college. The county has
1852 voters. Yankton county's total
population is now 1851, and was 49,
1876 in 1910.
Union county statistics how "A fine
increase. Elk Point now has 1916
has 1925. an increase of 40: Alcester
mas Al. an Increase of Sc. and Jeffer-
son now has SOL. an increase of 949.
Union county's total population is now
11.436. and 1T was 1856 in 1910. Union
county shows 1923 voters and 2,51S
men of military age.
Mcpherson county shows lust a fair
increase In population over 1910. Leola.
the county seat. now having sol. and in
1910 having 4S4 persons. Eureka now
has 968 and had 961 in 1910. The towns
In this county are Just holding their
own in population. County shows 1855
voters and 1903 men of military age.
OF the foreign born 1854 are from Rus
STA. The county's total population is
6.831.
Fall River county. as all other west
OF the river counties. shows a decrease.
and Hot Springs. principal city and
county sea has about held even. with
but eight loss. the present population
being 2.132. The county total has lost,
however. one Of the largest per cent yet
noted. 22.5 per cent. and is now 6,O27.
The county shows 2.237 voters, and
1877 men Of military age.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28
COMMISSION REFUSES
TO ALTER GRAIN RATES
(From The Tribune oureau.N

Warrington, %. c., July "a de-
cisi0n OF Importance to the middle
western grain trade was handed down
by the Interstate Comerce commission
W. the st. Paul railroad, and others.
The issue va the relationship Of rates
on grain from lows, Mlnnesota. ma
South Dakota points ON the NtlWaukeo
and Minneapolis.
i was charged rates on grain In
GLIDING flax seed to Nilwaukee were
pta3udfcinl compared with those to.
0inneap0llA. The c0yumieslon refuses
to seietprb the rates and dtsrnioses the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Bakers keep Tour for about 60 days
as a rule. allowing it to age" before
using. They sometimes point to this
fact when bread loaves do not imme-
diately increase in size in sympathy
with a decline in the price of the mill
er'S product
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Members of the Alaska Fishermen's
union are on their way to the fisheries
In the far north. Under the terms OF
the agreement with the Alaska Pack
ers' association the men will get an
Increase In a and satisfactory
working conditions.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Yellowstone park employees are
famed for the ability at hoaxing. A
favorite tale for tenderfeet is that of
"Geyser Bob" He claims to have
fallen into the Giantess. the largest ac-
tive geyser In the park. and to have
come out of the Beehive.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Wal is shifting the Dutch bulb in
dustry: One large wholesaler has sold
Dut i6O.00O OF the 100000 bulbs in his
and are usually sold in the third.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28
SOUTH DAKOTA

The Balkans proper form the boun-
dairy between Bulgaria and eastern
Rumania. The ridge is crossed by some
30 passes, of which Shipka is the most
Il was the scene OF desperate fighting
between the Russians and Turks.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

London's proposed postal tube is to
be nine feet in diameter and six and
one-half miles long. 1t is to be fitted
for two tracks. each two feet wide.
carrying steel truck operated by
motors. The line proposed will be con
structed throughout in the London
CLAW
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

The Laurentide company, of Quebec,
producers of pulp and pulpwood, is re-
foresting its nonagricultural cutover
lands. 1t is also importuning reindeer
from Newfoundland to see If they can
take h place of dogs in winter woods
work.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

The first kerosene oil lamps seen nv
the Chinese were in the homes of the
missionaries. They were soon in such
demand that. In a recent year oil to
the value OF $14.5OO.OO was sent to
China.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

One hundred and forty prisoners In
the Ohio penitentiary were sent to the
tnhsnaa N May. OF these, 50 used
O ~ g drank and one was addicted
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

The o famous effort to capture
Gibraltar from the English was a siege
by the French and Spanish enduring
from 1779 until September, 1888. The
rock has been In British hands since
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Al death masks of Napoleon are de-
rived from 9 single. mold. This Wa,
taken the dead emperor's face by
49, Hurton in the late after
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

a special commemorative gold dollar
20 pc : for the Panama-Pacific
exposition VIII bear the face of a Ia
Oorer. This Is h first instance OF the
: In the history of the United States
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

There is a good market in Spain for
laundry The soar that Is manu-
featured in Spain by the natives is
made from the refuse of olive DRESSINGS
and this Dap is soft and its use for
laundry purposes is wasteful.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

The Italian government has made
strict regulations concerning the width
OF wheels on wagons and carriages.
lne q OF Its wheel depends on
n weight OF the vehicle.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Charles c.. Chadwick, a native
of Penn Van. N. Y. has been gradu-
ated from the Detroit law school at the
age Of IS. The fact that he was chosen
president by his youthful classmates
speaks for his personal qualities.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

the Eastman company Uses 80 tons
Of silver annually In the processes Of
nlm manufacture. Kodak park" is
probably the country's largest buyer
OF silver next to the United States
mint.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Illness. both bodily and mental. and
suicides have both decreased very no.
ticeably in Russia since the national
prohibition edtct went into effect. Saw
tngs bank deposits are increasing
rADidly.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

The health of the New York police
force. according to the report of the
medical examiners. compares favor
ably with that of the United States
army and with the figures of the Lon
don police force.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

OWellerg on the keys Off the coaat ~
4 heli1e. fishertnen by trade. are said to
~ have received = generous admixture az
East Indian blood, due to immierafion
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28
5000 ATTEND ANNUAL
SPORT DAY AT lROouols

lrOqOOls, y. D., July - annual
sports day at 1roquois drew a big
crowd. Weather conditions were per-
feet, though perhaps 1000 people were
kept away because of bad roads due
TO rains prior to the celebration. As
It was, 1t is estimated there were about
1000 people in attendance. The Canova
band furnished music for the day. In
the forenoon a rather one-sided base
ball game was played between Letcher
Ind Howard. Letcher made four scores
early In h game, and afterward
neither team scored. the final score be-
ing 4 too in Letcher's-favor. In the
afternoon the contest between the
Letcher n DeSmet Teams was full OF
excitement and narrowly escaped wind
hng up In a row. The DeSmet team
ct one time objected to a decision rem
sered by Miss Amanda Clement. the
well known South Dakota girl UNI.
pire. n threatened to leave the field.
way to treat q lady. 80 they returned
and finished the game. finally winning
At the end of 12 innings, by a score OF
IL to 8.
After the ball game an exhibition
pf daylight fireworks, was given. fol-
lowed at night by night fireworks. and
the celebration concluded by a big
pance. There were ais q large num-
Der Of street shows and other enter
tainments.
Sport day has been an nnual Tea
ture at lroquois for a number OF
years.
oENMAN.AMERIcAN
70 AID WAR pRlsoNERs
Aberdeen. 9: p: July 24-Germans
Ing. up collections for the purpose OF
aiding German prisoners OF war vino
are IN Siberia. It 10 stated over $3.50. 900
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28
Note DELIVERED BY
AMBASSADOR GERARD
No Intimation of How Docv
ment Will Be Received
In Berlin.

Berlin. via London). July 24.-The
new American note to Germany reached
here during the night and was deliv-
ered to the foreign office by Ambassa-
dor Gerard at 1:12 o'clock this after
noon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-07-28

Washington: July 24.-Count Won
went to the state department today for
his official copy of the new American
note to Germany. although he previ-
ously had received an unofficial out
line Of it's contents.
The ambassador has had no commu-
nication with his foreign office on it's
view of the note. which was delivered
today by American Ambassador Ger
ard, but his purely personal view is
that the communication will bring a
reply. although one may not be made
for more than a month. His personal
view is that the situation is still left
open for amicable adjustment.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Noao pg Sejleoning n1eo @cnipn til
&anoingsanleg og Mfpanoing.

Wdup p9 SeJleDHtl19 nteO 9cll1Dn I'LL
&anoinesanleg og Mfpanoing.
Gn 6ape fra 2%an06perne / Gs=
berg. Otter at Ser pco MpOer og
Mono og Monb imellem bopOe be-
ret tolt onl> at 2onobperne br1roe
trGoe bjelpenOe til operfpr Sc matt
&c 9eboere / gsbjerg, lon1 &rigens
&irfninger bob0e gjort np0lioen0e,
heotog @eltprelien for &ibe Mmts
neltre 2an0boforening poa ct Wp0e
forleoen at lette en- SnOlamling /
Gong. Sorelpbig er Der iii. ~@sbi.
9lp." inofmnmen 1000 &r., lom er
len0t til Wenigbebspleien / Gsbjerg.
Snoinmlingen f%ortlettes.
Stort 6ebeppbprfnings=E rpjeft<-
Gibe sln1ts MISUNDERSTANDING bar
/ lergerc Sib orbejbet me0 en- flor
Elon, gaaeroe 11o poa at fjpbe ca.
1000 S0r. 2on0 Se6e on1fring Or
ten. Set ct laa Ylarren at onlpgge
&cje gjennem bette 9(reol, mergle
og oam1pplpje Set, laa at oct lige CT
fur0igt til Scanning, bborefter BET
1toitDffes / 8r1tg pao "a. 80 Sor.
2o11o. Set ct MeningerL at &jp=
beil1mmel1 ifal pGre re1tefri / 6
Mor, og Soreningerr mao oerefter
lpge forlfjellige Silif1b for at realt=
iere Ylane11. Ser CT al Toreningen
fjpbt ca. 600 SOr. 2ono al Seoe=
arcolet> og nlo11 forbanbler reo
Gjerne al Sc nlonalcnoe 400 5or.
Tpralpffebe Tiifcre. Ire pngre
Silfere fra Sbilteo, Carl Bach, Sor=
monb for Ebilte0 Mnts 6ilferifor=
eni1g, S11gbor Mnoerien og Str.
&rogb, iejleoe forleoen Sag no paa
&poipattefiiferi / cit Mptorboob meo
en- &obaoo poa 5lpb. Sm Tormi6=
6agen ST. 9 pas1erebe be S9gge=
FUND, bbor Sc efterlo6 Mobnaoen, og
Silfere fra 2pgitar fanot ONT Sors=
oogen to Hetrole1tmso11nfe, tiIbb=
ren0e Motorbao6erl briDen6e / 2ibp
8reoning. Ser er neppe Spibl onu>
at Siiferne Ell fortlDffeoe. &un
@acb bar ulpffesforitfret. Son eff
terla0er @ultr1t og tire 8prn. Mn=
berien efterlaOer Sultul og fen
8ornL og &rogb @l1ltr11 og ct 8orn.
Mlle gfterlpgninger bar hnret for
gjGpes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
: Dannoark. >

toD mellem england og Spiflom,
|De to Nationer, Tom tibligere bonoe
frpOiet binonoens l1Dbifling. Otter
at tSa11ieaterne element Morblnore=
Ser baD0e bol6t al Sanoel % l16bif=
ling l1e6e | oct norblige europa, be-
gDnotc England UNDER Dronning
Gliiabetb at arbeibe fig frem og
lfabte element Be fplge10e Murbl1t=
0reber li1 Spermagt boabe pfpno=
miif, inblltrielt, politiit OF fllltu=
relt. Set bleb tilii6lt en- @eroens=
magt, ion1 Ell Dag opoageoe> at bets
8er6ensDGloe bur be0 at blibe chi
Sare for set lelb, og at set / Mel=
lemti0e1 bar bleoen trGngt iterft al
oct nl1ge Gpiflanb, lom fprit efter
1862 % 11opnlie efter at bope facet
5 Milliaroer Driftsfapitol / 1870
frn sSral1fr1g, bar begp110t at BLUE
en- Magt at 8etponin9.
Saleren poobiltc MI, bopr lterft
og Dpor 1pa9t england bar; bpor=
lebes Set erltoigt baboe ubbiflet fig
til at blipc Snoultri= % @anbels=
lu16 pd MI bur SEN Sitltutipn. at
Set film fl1n0e tilpejebringe II al tit
Sorting al 2e%bneosmioler %inoenfpr
lit eget Smroooe. Dette Tprbplo
maotte foranores eftcr &rigen, pg
hi moatte bere %forbereDt poa, at bi
%nabnlig ON set poatenfte Solofor=
buno mellem @nglano ng &nlonier=
ne fommer / Stnnb, bill Mite Dor
@fsport &elt pad. Ser bar beloig=
big for os set 2pspl1nft, toffet nere
Dor 2i6enbe0, at Ser Sc fprlte Mor.
tier fl110e blibe ct sWforfeo for oS
8it paa, life for 2%unobr1tgets &ro
buffer, Sc mao p%robnceres for Silent
memarfeoet, men for en- opblomlt
ren0e Sn0nltri. 9tl1slono 1toar ober
for en- megtig l1obifling, SEN fon1
me gje11nem &eboll1tio11 eller @boll>
ton. Gr hi baagne og 0riftige,
Si6e pan Dor Hplt, CT ser meget 70
% at gjere. Spiflon6s l1bfprlel ale
ne til 6ens m1b9ren0e SLENDER ia
Ito Millior6er Morf oorlig. 9e
bill alt1aa bore gooe Gboncer for ns
- Sen guile Sore" fon1mer if
forelebig til Dor Der, So @1trop
ligger imelle1n iom Sen mpgtia
|5tpop116e:
;. 6oreoraget bilItes meo 1tGrft 9
=lfal0, 1om fornpe6es, oa 5ellfobet
|. @icepre1i6ent, @iceoomirol @ol
] oel ,toffeoe 9r. Sroenfel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
xjbhrnhxun.

Sen fprite fpinoelige Mrfiteft far
man TIT fnoet / 9anmorf, nemlig
Grf. Mgnete 2aub=Sanlen, iom bar
beltuaet Mfaoemiets Mfgongspr6De
for Mrfitefter.
Sraftfen / &annen. Splgenoe 9(11=
tal Stibe bar pasieret Soloboobom=
men / Mpril Maaneo:
Snogoaebe Oompifibe COS, u0=
gaae0e 9omp1fibe COS; in0gaoeoe
@eliifibe $40, nogooeoe @ejlifibe
500.
9p6sfal6. Solfetingsma110 @alb.
Semen er i 0is1e 9age afgaaet beo
|Dp0en. Sen Mfbp6e, ser blep "A
Mar gl., bar Me0lem al &ipben=
bnbns 8orgerreprelentation fra
1908 og repreientere6e @illerpb=
freoien / Tolfetinget fra 1918.
Gtortpp bpmt, Snobn1ostpbe11
5torm>geiel1en er blebet io9mt s
Mars Gl1gtbusarbejoe for at bape
begooet 80 Gpperier / Morge, Sber=
rig, @nglano, Sp1flono og 9onmarf.
Sons 1omle0e Bptte beo Spberierne
CT 12,50O &r. SON bill appellere
9omme11.
8rof. Scbiemann 6sS, Otter mo-
gen Sibs tiltagen6e 5bageligbeo Ell
Nrof. Gbr. 6cbiemonn, tibligere
Me6lem al BET fgl. &apel, ofgaaet
beo 9p6en / &igbenbabn, 11oget ober
80 Mar 81. u@amle @cbiemonn"
bar tro6s fin bgie Mloer in6til oet
ii0ite en- uie6banlig rerig og inter
esieret Manb, og perionlig bar ban
lige iaa afbol6t, iom ban bar bsi-
agtet 1om &11nitner.
1000 iapanife apllinger tom for
leben Dag til &igbenbobn. Sc lfal
eritatte 6e frantic og italienife &Dl-
linger, lom ellers paa 6enne Mars:
ti6 in6f6res / 1tort Sal. Saar e,
Ser inge1 &Dllinger at faa frc
Sronfrig og Stalien. @h1 bar Sapa:
nerne grebef BEN Gbarae blan61
mange an6re> font tilbpo fig fo1
bent beo at forlpne be at @uropas
2anoe, font life ielD pro0ucerer til:
1trpffelig mango &Dllinger til eye:
5orbrng, mel &pllinger fra De ia
panife Sen1erier.
&binbernes @rnnblpbs=Gge 81
oanife &bin6ers 5temmeretsforenin
ger bar beiluttet BEN Ste SUM- til
Mre for Ben @rl1n6lob, iom gibe1
&binoerne Stemmeret at plnnte Ell
Gg bbert Sogn 2nr6et ober. 9e1
bliber 1,075 ggetreer. Desuoe1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28


r&orie1s Mp." paa Sci til 9ur=
mari for at blibe in0iot / @orl TENS
S1gt6l1s. 5anolpnligbis ct bon JIM
8or0 poo 0arnperel1 u&booeiiu",
ser blep in0bragt til &irfnou Sen
"a. Mpril og per1teoes til ajpbcn=
bobn 81. 8eoeoog.
&enerne. Menerl1es &elpni11gsti0
CT mi in0e, og oberalt / SDllano>
bbor ser CT Ne1er, fuor 0prene III
&alpc.. Eoo &ongens @lls &e11porf
bentes iii. vSib. 5tiftst." mellem
300 og 400 &olpe. MensoDrfloffen
oer11oe Dor olorig let mere linsfrof=
tig pg fpif 11o e1b / Aor. Ne1por=
fen aabnes for Hublifum Store 8e=
beoog og Ell Oerefter tilgengclig
bper Spn= og @elligoog 5omn,cre11
igjennem.
Mfopo Original. Gn Original /
GamOr1tp ,5folnnger 6. 6. Eetcr=
fen, o1min0elig fjenbt UNDER Nopnet
uNaffc=5 fonlugeren", fanotes forte
Ben bpo / lin Seng. SON bar fra Me0=
Ding / Spn6erjpllano og flpttebe
for IS g(or 1t0en ober @renlcn,
bbor ban ernere6e Jig beo 6oget og
be6 at forrette 8ltbtjencl te. Gelp
mente bon at bore ct uoproget Sp=
6%agerge11i, og obifillige @onge far
ban billet le6e &olitiet poo 6por,
naar bon lp1te ON l1opflorebe Moro
og lignenoe. Gnbbioere bar ban
ofte inopiflet i Nrocesier.
Sellin9e=Spjcne. &ongebojenc peo
Sellinge> Scr / Gioens 2pb for liot
en- Sci Spcrloit, bill MI blipe rel tol1=
reret. Scr ifol lngges en- 111oll11=
mental 5tentroppe og mibt in1ellenr
Sgiene en- Se1tplobs, ser fan .rltll1=
me 1000 Menneifer. Set CT Me=
ningen at afbolOe Sc 1tore ct. Sans
meoer ber. Sill OGfning al It's
gifterne bibrager 5toten meo 5000
&r. og ocn amerifonife &onl1tl /
&otteroam, Ober1t 2ilto, Scr CT
go1nn1el Sellingenler, far tillogt ct
betD6eligt @elpb.
9posfalS. Jorleoen CT @oosejer
Sans Mnoreos 8ro, &ari fopguuro>
afgaaet beo 9e0en / en- N(loer al IT
Mar. Mfoe6e bar 6pnoerip6e %
6eltog / &rigen 1854. Otter Sri
gen fog BON fat lom gntreprener
og Gngmelter / 9onnarf, og ban
tjente oerbeo laa mango &enge, at
ban fltn6e fjpbe &%arifobgooro nreo
tilliggen0e ca. $50 Epnoer 2ano -
Mger, eng og Se0e. San gioroe
Der ct fort Mrbej6e me6 @11ltiberit1-
gen al @oaroens ltore @r1ge og ban
bar itooig en- billig Sielper og
Haoogiber for oem, ser iggtc bons
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En- Arme af Millioner,

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkj1lelse.
siger allie, at det err Diet bedste Mid
dol paa Jorden. En- ~paalideAg, b.
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos allie Handlende.
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bette 8la1.
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bp. @eb @ocialoemofratiif Sor=
bun6s notwithstanding / gsbjerg
bleb &eoaftpr 9l1n6bo life gjen=
balgt til Sormano. s bans @teo
balgtes 8praa6smeolem, 2ofomotib=
fbrer CTR. Gbriiten1en.
Mpt biitoriif @amfnn6. Ser er
mi blebet itiftet ct bi1toriif @am=
FUND for Sigrring Mmt. Samfun=
Set, ser begDnoer meo ca. 800 Me0=
lemmer, bleb fornDlig f%on1titueret
poa ct Mgoe / &i9rring, bbor Borg
meter 8arfoe6 balgtes til Sormano.
6ller fun life taale 2ebertran.
Or. &eterin s.. 5cbmi6t til Sol
Sing meooeler, at man fan befri
Susoprene for 6l1eplagen beo at
in6gnibe Dem let me6 2ebertran paa
6e 5te6er> bbor Slner og Sniefter
iarlig iatter fig. 2ebertranen 0ra=
Der Sniefterne neiten giebliffelig,
11aar Sc fommer / 8erpring mes
Sen, mems BEN life | min6ite Maa6e
generer Sns0Drene.
Haa Sci til Soriens snstbns.
!Raptein SgDer, Ser bleb 6grnt for.
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bpb. Solfetingsman6en for 8elum=
&re6ien, S. s. Senien> ct fornplig
500 / tit Stem / Merre &ongers1eb
IS Mar gon1mel.
9rnbt hes ct Talb. Sra Scat
fob meb6eles, at SEN 76=nurige
Niels Sanlen 5meo fra @r9sbabe,
ser bar bebielpelig meo at ifiere
Salm paa 9llingei9gaaro, fal0t I'M
Ser Mrbejoet mes fra ct Stenge og
llog fig libel paa @teoet. Sen
orebte efterlaoer Jig flere bofsne
|Bgr11.
8allernp Melle brenbt. 8alle=
r11p Wplle meo 2enger og 5tueblts
er fornDlig neobrenbt til @run6en.
M9llen baboe facet en- np @ier,
M9ller Sgrgen Grif1en.
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for 43,6OO ST.
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