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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
ATTACK ON ROUMANIA
is BELIEVED NEAR
AUSTRIA Is EXPECTED TO DE.
CLARE WAR-VOLUNTEERS
JOIN COLORS.

ROME. Sept IA dispatch from
Bucharest declares that a declaration
OF war by Austria Hungary against
koumania is hourly expected Pro-
parations for the impending conflict
are being rushed In Ronmmla. and
the war fever there is constantly I'M
creasing. Volunteers are noeNng tn
the colors.
King Ferdinand a'mding % the al-
legged wholesale arrests and prU5ecu-
,ions OF Roumanans I'm Tranylyania
is said TO have affirmed that he was
prepared to make every sacrifice ln d
war Of redemption
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
19 Year Old Boy Loses Left
ArminFaN Under O. WTrai7

To his sorrow Roy Tillman, aged
10 and Of good family at Florence.
Mont. has learned it does not pay to
be an amateur rider on the blind
baggage or the brake beams He lost
his left arm here last evening under
the wheels Of the westbound mail
train at ? O'Clock.
At the time Of the accident young
Tillman thought the train had stop
ped and in trying to get from under
the train he was caught under the
wheels and his left arm badly crushed
below the elbow. Dr. l. T. Temple
was called to attend the injured boy
and amputated the arm just below
the elbow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Estes
AfteTWeek'S Man.Hunt Fail to Re.
take Escaped County Prisoners.
HAVE SERIES OF ACCIDENTS
Auto Breaks Down on First Day and
Two other Machines which They
Borrowed Have Similar Fate-Of-
ficers Then Take 90 Horseback
Come Across Many Fresh Trails.

Tired. bruised, dusty and disap-
pointed. Sheriff T. d. Taylor and
Deputy J. II Estes arrived home last
night from their manhunt Of a week
in the mountains OF the south end Of
the county where they had reason TO
suspect that three OF the escaped
prisoners from the JAN were in hid
ing They came close to overtaklng
the fugitives several times but were
wholly out Of luck.
The last trace they had OF them
was on Monday when they we're seen
on the McClelland Meadows. Wheth-
er they have since left the mountains
or are still there they have no knowl-
whatever on Monday morning they
edge whatever Monday morning they
dred yards OF their camp on Pear
son creek They think the escapes
were still asleep as 1t was an early
hour. else they would have recaptur-
ed them.
III luck befel them from the start
Sheriff Taylor's auto broke down the
first day and two others which they
borrowed met a like fate, all OF
believe they passed within a hun
took up the trail on horseback ard
many times went afoot Had they
had bloodhounds with them they
think they could undoubtedly have
run them down as their tracks were
fresh at one spot.
Yesterday, thinking they might
have left the mountains Sheriff Tay-
lor went as far as Huntington while
Deputy Estes secuted around La
Grande No trace Of them was found.
Only three Of the four are hanging
together the missing one being ]. w.
Mccormack, alleged rapist, rather
than Ralph Peale who was thought to
have taken a lonesome trail. Ray
mond is supposed to be the guide OF
the trio as he is familiar with tho
country in the south end Of the coun-
ty.
Sheriff Taylor confirmed the report
that the three men had secured a
rifle. They robbed the sheepcamp OF
J. J. Dodson, securing a 20 rifle,
pair OF field glasses and some pro
visions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04


According to the story as given by
the boy he and another youth named
Silas Price, both from the same
town in Montana, had been working
in southern Idaho and wished to go
to Walla Walla They paid their
way to La Grande but thought they
would try stealing their way the re-
mainder Of the distance. So they
shipped their baggage through and
caught the mail train last night.
Young Price is here today with his
injured friend. Tillmans father is
a farmer near Wlorence, Mont, and
has been notified of the accident to
his son,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Children Die in
Fire That Sweeps
Through DOrmitOry
FIVE BODIES ARE RECOVERED.
MORE BELIEVED TO BE IN
RUINS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4.-Tha
bodies of five children, four burned
beyond recognition, have been re
covered from the ruins OF the st.
Francis girls dormitory which was
destroyed by fire early today. one
identified child was Katie O'Brien. 5.
One of the others was believed to be
Elizabeth O'Brien, Il, her sister. 1t
Is possible more children are miss
ing. The survivors were marched
safely out by the Sisters. Sparks
from a chimney. or a short circuit.
is believed to have caused the fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
penciI Marks Are Aged.

HOOD RIVER, Sept 4.-William
Rand, who has just returned from a
timber cruise in the southern part OF
the county, says he found S0-year-old
pencil marks on trees as legible as on
the day they were written.
Among the penciled marks says
MIR. Rand. Il found the name of w.
L. Clark. who 80 years ago was as
sisting his father, Newton Clark, Sr.,
of this CITY, then a government en-
gineer, laying out the section lines
of the forests"
Mr. Clark, now a merchant of this
city, remembers marking the line
trees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Gov. WithyCOmbe to
Attend Roundup

= Governor James Withycombe
= will be a guest of honor at the
= Roundup this month and he
= expects to be here all three
= days This was the response
> received today to the invitation
= recently sent to the chief ex-
= ecutive.
= The governor will occupy the
= usual box set aside for him and
= his party. This box is directly
= west Of the judges stand. He
= expects to arrive on Thursday
= morning of Roundup week
= and preparations are being
. made to give him proper
= welcome. During his stay here
= he will be a guest Of the Round
= up and the city
= Secretary of State Ben w.
= Olcott has previously announc-
= ed his acceptance Of the invita-
= ton and Treasurer T, b. Kay
= Is certain to be here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
TONES Wcighe,l With Ice.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. S.-Charles
G. Johnson, state superintendent of
weights and measures, sent word to
all county sealers to check up on the
icemen.
Johnson ordered 80 pounds OF ice
at his house and found that he re-
eeiyed only % pounds. and that in
eluded the weight Of a three pound
pair of tongs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
MEXICAN SOLDIERS
AND u. s. TROOPS
CLASH ON BORDER

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. A.
Fighting along the Mexican border
rapidly is changing from hunting un-
organized bandits to an armed clash
between uniformed soldiers of the
United States and Mexico. Twelve
MeXicans, all wearing uniforms Of
Carranza's army, crossed the interna-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
lntimatiOn From High Government
Official Leads to the Belief That
Overture viii be Made Soon.
MEDIATION OFFER PENDING
With Lull in the Fighting That Is
Anticipated With the Approach OF
Winter, President Wilson Is said
to Believe Belligerents win ne
Ready TO Listen.

WASHINGTON, Sept. late fall
or early winter may see an American
move toward peace. This iutlmation
came today from a high official. The
peace appeal Of Pope Benedict to the
president IS not expected to bear
fruit Immediately, but with a lull in
the fighting which is anticipated with
the approach Of winter. it is under
stood the president thinks the time
may be ripe for definite action. The
president will make no reply to the
pope's peace note presented by Glib
bons, It was authoritatively stated.
No answer is required. Acknowledge
ment Of the pope's message will be
delivered to the cardinal and unless
the vatican or his eminence make the
papal communication public it will
not be published here.
Despite pessimistic reports regard.
ing peace talk from London, based
on statement Of a high official to
the United Press, official circles be.
lieve a general peace discussion viii
be started They further believe the
agitation will continue until something
tangible has developed on which the
president can make new overtures to
the belligerents. Some believe there
is chance that the negotiations with
Great Britain as to interference with
American commerce may lead to a
new offer Of mediation by the Unit.
ed States
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Canadian Prices
Higher Than Ours
QUOTATIONS. SHOW BRITISH
WILL HAVE TO PAY IF THEY
WISH CANADIAN WHEAT.

Todays wire reports show the
Chicago wheat market lower, Port
land prices are unchanged and there
is no business whatever in Pendle-
ton. The Liverpool quotations were
higher yesterday. In view Of bear
ish stories to the effect England viii
buy Canadian wheat in preference to
United States wheat the Winnipeg
prices are interesting They are
higher than the northwest prices and
fall delivery quotations are higher
than in the Chicago pit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
PcnnsNlkanIa Dat.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Today
was Pennsylvania day at the Panama
Pacific exposition Governor Martin
J, Brumbaugh Of Penns, IanIl was
here accompanied hy a large party uf
officials and friends and the second
Regiment of the National Guard II
Pennsylvania
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED AT
PORT AU PRINCE BY U. S.
ADMIRAL CAPERTON TAKES AC-
TION TO STOP ATTACKS
ON MARINES.

WASHINGTON, Sept admiral
Caperton has placed Port Au Prince
under martial law because Of the
continued sporadic outbreaks against
the American naval patrol. The ad-
miral made this report to the navy
department TODAY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
SWEDEN SUGGESTS ALL
NEUTRALS FORM LEAGUE

AMSTERDAM, Sept Sweden
has proposed to Switzerland that the
neutral nations of the world get to-
sether" for concerted action in diplo-
matte affairs affecting them all, ae-
cording to an overseas agency dis
patch from Berlin. The Swiss gov
ernment has agreed to the proposal
the message declares.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

tional line at daylight and encounter.
ed a detachment of American troops
near MADEIRA, A short battle follow
ed. Seven of the invaders were kill
ed before the surviving five fled, Al.
most at the same hour Mexican sol
diers fired across the border at a
company of Texas rangers near Cava.
zos
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

LONDON, Sept. 4-Strong indorse-
ment of the governments attitude
that England will not make peace
until the menace Of "Prussian militar-
ism" has been removed, was given by
the British press, while the terms un-
der which Germany made known the
kaiser would enter a peace agree
ment were roundly ridiculed. London
papers commented at length on the
exclusive statement to the United
Press from the German embassy al
Washington on Thursday. The Ex-
press said: This statement from
the embassy is comic in its disingen-
iousness. Before the war the seas
were free and this new German de-
mand merely means that Great Brit
ain is to surrender the power OF its
predominant navy anr rob itself OF
its principal weapon of offense and
defense
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

PARIS, Sept 4.-Trench fighting
with grenades and petards in the
Souchez and Vosges districts and ar
tillery engagements at Neuville Roye
We're reported by the French war Of
flee
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
LIyerpooI-Yesterdnr,s Market.

LIVERPOOL Sept. S.-Cash wheat
Id lower to led higher; corn and
oats unchanged.
Wheat-Spot No Manitoba. lis
10 led; No, > lis S led; No. 3. lis
I'd; No. l Northern Duluth. lis Sd.
In American terms the Liverpool
top price is SIZE As per bushei.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-Ambas-
sador Won Bernstorff is expected in
Washington Monday it was stated at
the Germany embassy 1t is believed
possible the Ambassador is coming
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Portland.

PORTLAND, ore, Sept. 4.-(Speci-
aD-Club 81 bid: bluestem S4 bid
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

strumental in maintaining confidence
in our ability to successfully solve the
problems of the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-(SpecialD--
At the close today Sept. 81 asked
Dec 80 SIS bid; May "a SIS bid
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Local.

Local.
Roy Tillman loses arm while riding
on train.
Eastern Oregon tennis tournament
begins tomorrow.
sheriff and deputy return from fu-
tile manhunt.
Bishop learns that Frisco people
regard Roundup as the only frontier
show.
Mrs, Hughes arrested: out on bonds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

here from New York to present
Germanys note regarding the Arabic
or to discuss the peace rumors now
prevalent No explanation of the Wis
it was made at the embassy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
NEWS SUM MARY

General.
Riga threatened by Germans.
Wilson will make peace overtures in
fan.
Children burned to death at san
Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

BERLIN, via London, Sept. A.
General Won Beseler's forces have
stormed the fortified Russian bridge
head at Friedrchstadt, after a ten
days battle it was announced nd
took 3362 prisoners. West of wilma
the Russians made several vain at
tacks in the last "a hours Fighting
continues around Grodno but the
Russians were said to be on the re-
treat toward the east with the Ger
mans in pursuit.
All the Grodno forts are now held
by the Germans, it was stated, while
300 Russians were captured when
the Notifications were taken. The
enemy also has evacuated all posi-.
tions south of Grodno. On the south,
eastern front, Mackehzen was declar-
ed TO be continuing his advance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Fate Of Important Russian Gulf Port
Hangs in the BaIanCe-SIaVS are
Driven Across the Dvina River.
BOTH SIDES ARE REINFORCED
Heavy Artillery of the German Army
Is Covering the Operations of the
mfahtry-West of wilma the Rus
slams Are Said to Have AttempteI |
TO Turn the Teutons.

PETROGRAD, Sept. 4.-The fate
Of Riga now hangs in the balance. A
decisive battle which will decide the
outcome OF the German onrush
against the important Baltic port is
In prograss. An official statement
from the war office admitted the
Russians had been driven across the
Dvina river, thirty miles southeast Of
Riga. The Germans are now endeav-
oring to force a crossing of the river
in pursuit Of the Slavs.
The Teutonic operations are being
covered by heavy artillery attack.
Both Slavs and Germans are being
heavily reinforced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonian has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland, ard over twice the circulation 10
PendletOn Of any other newspaper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

apnlr1lare Gelegrantmer fra Meri
co til l1oenrigsoepnrtementet ioae
lta0f9lteoe General Sbregons Sei1
ioper 9iua / GeIaDn og berettebe, al
@illa retirerer noropaa og goelagot
SSernbanerne bag fig. @illas Sob
De tire Cages &e anilaaes til
5000 brGbte og iaareoe. Shorten
5r%oppetrgn meo ben Tagne 9pb.
Ding og bans Mrme onfom 5pnoaq
til Mguas Galientes, 1875 Mil nor
oenfor GelaD og Sraquato. Sro
Momiral SotDarb pan Getfplten Ell
Ser fommet Melbinger ON, at @illa=
bepqgelien paa @eltfplten ianoipn-
ligpis CT fGroig, og at Ser er Segn
til, at Garran5a on1 nogle foa Tiger
oil beberife bele &plten. Sra Green
ie11 fom 8efreftelie poo Meloinge1
ON, at 8eleirerne al Matamoros
bar tr,tffet fig tilbage.
Serbere110e @mbebsmenb bor a
Sen Mening, at / 8etragtning at 81
lioite 9ages 8%egibenbe0er bill &illt
bobe banifeligt be0 at beoligebolot
tin &omm1nifationslinje meo ser
amerifonlfe @renie. gnfelte q
bans @arniioners 2oDalitet er og
laa tbipliom. Me6 3apata afifao
ret fra Sorbin6eli e meo Noroen an
tages Sbregon u6en @anifeligbeE a
fltnne beiGtte Merico Gitp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Mmcrifas 1lbfpriel til Sc ifanSinabi
ife 2anbe.

Sfplge en- al @on6els0cporten1cr=
tet i 8olbington fornDlig offe11tliq=
gjort 8eretning ODER @er6ien al
gfsporten til Sc ifan6inobilf e 2onoe
filler Sallene fig for Morges &eo=
fommen0e iaaleoes: Sa1111or 1914,
$712,550; Sftober 1914, $4>134,=
900; Mopember 1914, $3,77O,S2O:
December 1914 $3,O46,9 OS; So
n11ar 1915, $4,197O34. Sor Sue
RIGGS 9e0fommenoe: Sonl1or 1914.
$1,0S9,455; Oftober 1914, $780,
106; 9eobember 1914, STAG $40:
December 1914, $7,990>43O; So
m1ar 1915, $9,S57232. 6or Don-
marfs 8~e0fommenoe: Sonl1or 1914.
$1,690,467; Sftober 1914, $7,9S1,-
ISL; Robember 1914, $t2,O32,SO5;
December 1914, $S,O5O,O27; So
nuar 1916, $6,5321S25.
Sra 8bilaoelpbia Ell Ser fra It's
gangn / Nobember blebet efsporte-
ret til Norge 100000 8uno Spebe
og Wel; til 5berige 10000 Sons
og til 9anmarf ubgioroe gfsporten
100000 Gl1no, bboo ser ct mere
emo oobbelt laa meget, iom flor /
iamme St6sr11m.
S Sebr11ar iaar uogjoroe Seer
oten at Ben iamlebe gfsport fro
Seem Sort til @orge $3,OO7,O42 til
5perige So 8O>133 og til Danmarf
$3,910,359; mems Supporter / iom-
me Maaneo belgb Zig. fra Morge
$321,174, fra Sberige $296,O5O og
ira Danmarf $176,O78.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
GODT LAND

nar we'd By og Bane fra $1,000 til
$4,000 pr. Acre. Til Exempel: 16(
Acres 6 Mil fra Byen, med Hus
Stald og BrGnd, 20 Acres opdyrket
so Acres indhegnet, Resten i Pra'
RE. Pris $4,000, hvoraf en- Tredie
del kontant, Resten paa Vilkaar. =
Eller: $50 Acres 7 Mil fra Byen
med Hus og Br9nd. Pris $4,000
hvoraf $500 betales kontant. =
Eller: $40 Acres "Grasland" lang:
med en- Flod, egnet for Kreatur'
|avl. Dette Land kan like alt op
dyrkes, da Diet er meget rolling"
men er godt Grassland. Denne Farm
kan vi salge paa meget code Be-
|tingelser.
For nRrmere Undertaking skri,
paa Dansk eller Engelsk til:
HOLM BROS,
Watauga. S. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Sc inbeiperrebe Gfibe / Gurte.
babct.

Gn al Marl ogerne til Sc %l,aln1ir=
oelig ltore Srogtrater for Gi0en Ell
Wangelen paa Sonnoge, pg set er
open / aipbet gaoet lao biot, at
mon / England bar grebet til at
benptte Sc f%ienotlige Sfibe, iom
be0 &rigens 8egpnDeli lie fonotes /
De e11gelife Sabne.
9a Sp9rgsmaolet ON g0ganqen
til S%ortebopet gjena1enl 9oroonel=
lera1e og 8ospou1s for 9jebliffet
ltaar paa 9agsoroene,l, CT oct Ser
for al Snteresle at lie, bDor flor en-
Sonnoge Ser berbeo ml1lig fan fri
gjgres> og hi ifol 0erfor efter
2lopbs Opgibelie a1f9re en- Site
oher Sc / Gortebopene liggenoe Gfi-
be lamt oisles Motipnolitet og
lolnle0e Sonnage. Ser finoes iao=
le0es: 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

vi DC tplfe pg q triglfe 5fihe
ligger Sc flelte / &onltontinopels
Sabn. Sc to ban1fe 9onpere Ell
~0eifoloj IT,, ser tilberer Set for
eneoe 9ampitibsielifob> og iom bor
ligget / 9ulina iioen &riger1s l1o=
br1O> lonrt 9omperen v5ollp
Weerit", Ser ligger / &onltontinp=
pei.
Set orejcr Jig oltlao ialt ON 1875
5fibe meD ca. 244,OO Sons, og
1elp I'm en- 9el al 5fibene antoge=
Zig er %babareret> bill ser bog blipe
bcnpeO ct Eor %bunorebc Gltiinb
Cons til 0ispoiition for SEN. olmin=
beige Sragtfort> bbis oct lpffes sen
frantic og engelife Tlaabe at force
re MOgangene til S%ortebabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Sen Sraablpie. Sen norifs
Mmerifalinies 9amper u@riitiania=
fjor0" bar nplig facet inltalleret ct
npt, rneget %interesiant og 1om Set
lDnes npttigt Mpparot, beo bbis
Sjelp mon fan 110finoe, fra bbil=
fem &ooioltotion 6e eleftrilfe &pl=
ger ll0ien0es. Mpparatet, Ser fall
6es direction timber, er bibtil fun
initalleret paa 2 9ampere.
Ser berer 81. a. ct lerligt SUIT
net og' EN- Slags &ompas til Mp,
parotet, fortpller norife 8lo6e. -
@aa u&riitianiafjor6"s ii6ite 6ar1
op0age0e @a0iotelegrafiiten, bbor
norife Marinefartgier, ser. u6ien6te
%traaol6ie Gelegramlner, bar be1ig=
genoe. Mpparatet er opfunoet Al
Warconiielifabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Til Danske.

Omkring Mclaughlin, sgd
Dakota, vii der blive aabnet for
"Homesteaders" den +. Mai,
1915. Derfor vii jeg bede de al
mine Landsmed som gnsker ct
|godt Stykke Land at komme OF
Sc Diet for navnte It'd. Jorden er
udmerket og egner sig for allie
SRdarter. Endvidere selges der
mango fine Stykker Land for
smaa Penge. Kom og var med
til at starte en- dansk Koloni.
ALE Oplysninger sendes gjerne
at:
ROBERT P. sLUsTRoP,
Mclaughlin, S. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
GpebalifbeS fan MI 6elbrcbes.

Spe6alifbeS Tan nit 6elbrcoes. -
Tran 5on 6rancisco meobeles, al
Gr. Or. M0olpb s. @oebmer, iom
fornplig ct fonlmet BERTH fra Giom,
uotaler / ct Stlterbielp, at @pe,
Oolifbeo CT bel6re6elig, og at Ser
life er flor Sare for at imittes al
Spg0ommen. San nebnte 1om
@ebis berpaa, at bon / Sc 9lor,
bo11 boeoc / Siom, uoeluffen0e bob
Sc be1lDttet ipeOolife Seer o11er lonl
Sjenere.
81. 8oebn1er bar @enerolfirlrrn
og / flere Mar af6p6e Gbl1lalpng-
forms &ripatlege. @on bor gjort
Spebalifbe0 til lit 2ibsit11oi11m.
9llle Sc Gjenere, bon UNDER fit
Sp6ol0. / Siom bob6e bobt, les al
Speoalif6eo, og ban boboe belbre=
Set 6em ollie, un0togen / TilfpIoe,
bpor SpgOommen bob0e facet Sber=
ta9et, fer Sc tom iii bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

vi HAIR J0RDEN 0G KL1MAET.
for almindeligt %Jordbrug. vi har
udmerket Lejlighed for Produkter-
mes Afsetning. vi har code opdyr
kede Farme fra $35 og hQjere pr.
Acre, og noget vildt Land fra SIS
og h6jere. Skriv paa Engelsk til:
M. DUNLAP. Royalton, Morrison
Co., MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
EN-. GENERAL STORE"

i en- opvoxende skandinavisk By til
.alg paa bilIige Vilkaar, paa Grund
at Sygdom. Butik og Varelager,
godt BeboelsesAus. stor Lade, SAINT
6 B~yggelotter, bedste Beliggenhed i
En- udmerket Anledning for
virksom Mand. Skriv straks TIL:
Ole Erickson, Brook Park, Mimi.
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Sagen mellem &ppienelt % Sur

sa9en mellem &uoienelt pg BUR
nes. Sra SDracuie, SC. g. meo.
Oeltts / Ma11oags, at Surpen i
@illiom @ornes' 5pgsmool MOS
Sbeo0ore &ooiebelt for $4,000
Grltatning for Snj1rier CT blepen
fulotollig. Sen beltaar al 7 Sic,
publifenere, 8 &rogresiibe og 2
D%emofroter. % Sl1rpiuppleonter
bleb taget / Torber, fer IL fonotes,
lom bar tilfreOsltillen6e. &oolebelts
Sogfarer foreilog 1trafs, at &lagen
lfuloe afpiles al SEN @runb, at set,
lom bar gjort til @r1nolag for
Spgsmaalet, bar pribilegeret, oq Of
Hoolebeh be6 at income 8or11es 90
Gbarles S. WfurpbD al Samma11p
Sail lom bent, Der beberlfebe sen
~raa0ne Staggering" / Staten Seem
Oprf, life mente noget per1onlig.
eller at antD0e, at Sc to nebnte
Ncrioner boooe nogen Sor6el al sen
angipelige ~Nao60en1fab". Sorila=
get bleb al @pjelterets6ommer @il=
liam e.. Mnorelps ofpilt.
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ltnbcrpanSsbaaben uT.=4" fnn
set. Sra @%o11olltll1 telegraferes
Mson0ogs, at Sc Sor. Gtaters Int
berponosboo0 sd" er bleben bee
bet 12 500 og bugleret inotil Ser
hbileoc poo Sen opo0ifruoncnoe
8uno. Observation-Disclosures or:
bejoeoc 9ele Motter1 for at flarc Set
tc. Mor antogcr at f1111nc flare
Jig 1loerl Honton=M etbpoen.
9pfferen 2ougGmon Ser poo
900 6nbs 9Dbbe blep in0biflet /
Sebningstopene pg blep reobet efter
fire Simers Mrbejoe al Grillp,
fommer Jig liot efter fist.
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Farmland i Pine OF Kanabec
Countyer.

kun 2 Mil fra BY og Jernbane-sta'
ton, i skandinaviske Settlementer.
til SIT Acren og h9jere paa lette
Vilkaar. Skriv paa engelsk for n;er.
mere Oplysninger til: S. P. Marletttte,
Brook Park, MINI.
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LaurenS, New York,

Dersom De @nsker O%plysning an
gaaende Land her og fra omkring-
liggende Egne, skal jeg med Glade
give en- saadan. Skriv paa Engelsk
eller Dansk til:
L. KIRKEGAARD.
Box IA, Laurens, New York.