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The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

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Deaths.

Annie Plersoll Grace hospital,
about 10 years. fracture Of skull lac-
ciientalD: Michael Mccarthy, si2 y.
IAfayette-ave.. = years. bheuhon.s,
months, diarrhoea Matte \. Cros-
man West side Santtarium, 16 years,
chronic nephritis. Henry Grossfnln'
IS Brady-st., 30 years; inanltion' "a al
months. entero cofitis. Earl McPeek.
Grace hospital, 81 years, hemorrhage
ct pcrforation OF bowel; Mathlidd
Jarvis. I2a Woodland ave, ~ years
arterio eclerosis. Isabelle A. Adams,
$50 Cass-ave. about ~ years, per
nIcious ancmia. Minnie Brooks. Her
man kiefer hospital, 3s years. pul-
mcnary tuberculosis, Iophla Honek.
SIS Alexandrine- ave east eiGn'
months. cholera infantum. John ;,
Teofzel 500 Butternut-st. 81 years,
general sepsls John Yewula. f19
Hammond ave three months acute
castro antcritis. jefferson Deem,
Boulevard Sanitarlum ~ years. aleos
holIam zina Zitkowski. House of
Providence, IS wears. septicaemia;
Marp wcsolowska. ci5 Hcnarie-ave,
orc DAY. premature birth; Martin
tubercuiocis. Oliver Honia.
81. Mary's hospital. 60 years apo
pieNy. Margaret Y. snyder 235 Bel
viderc-,ve. So wears. acute lohor
p-Numenia; AdeIlpc Holmes -
heart. Nancy Fay nytyert i4Io Vine
wool ave IS years, tubercnlar lar
yngit.s. David \ Scully. 1911 Con
cord-nve 81 years. myocarditis.
Stanislans StachoVar' Jr, 3os Ed
Xards-st one year entcriiis: John
Nolan. - East Jefferson ave. about
AZ years alcoholism: Eddie Mack, -
Mays hospitai about ~ years mi
trial lpsufficiency. william y cali
hoin 81. Mary's hospital. &c yearo.
cerebral hemorrhagc; Hannah Ire
land 500 Baker-st, 80 years. intes-
final obstruction.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
THREE PLACES
LOSE LICENSES

There appears to be a determined
effort afoot on the part OF the IL
cense authorities to clean up the
situation with respect to the indis-
criminate sale OF liquor In and
about Windsor. BY unanimous vote.
the Ontario license commission has
decided not to grant renewals of IL
censes In three instances. Those
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
| WINDSOR
DEPOT May
Be CLOSED
Loyal Canadians Agi-
tated by Rum0r Re-
garding Horses

Capt. F. T. Spanton. In charge Of
what is known as the Windsor re-
mount depot. wnere hundreds Of
horses are gathered tor shipment
for war purposes. Is quoted to the
effect that the depot is to close. II
this determination IL true. It has
grown out OF situation that loyal
Canadians. and the loyal people Of
Windsor In particular, deeply regret.
Sentiment in Windsor Is to the eff.
feet that the criticism recently lev
eled at the remount depot Is both
uncalled for and unjust.
In some weeks there are as many
as 5000 horses quartered at the
depot. These horses are brought
from all over the United States and
Canada. Where so many horses are
brought together for concentration
and reshipment, 1t IL but natural
that there should be a considerable
number of deaths. This has hap
pened in the case of the Windsor
horse depot. However. II does not
appear, and no one has been quoted
to the effect that the death rate
has been above the expected num-
Der under such conditions. II is
said that the death rate among the
horses has never been more than
one In each hundred and usually IL
very much less than that percent
age.
The present difficulty has arisen
because recently the Windsor incin-
orator broke down and has been un-
able to care for the carcasses Of the
horses that died daily, usually from
exhaustion. The failure OF the in
Generator threw the horses back on
the depot authorities, and the num-
Der of unburied horses for time
became quite numerous. Also. with
In recent days, It was reported that
farmer east of Windsor had threat
ened to bring a claim against the
government for damages suffered by
reason of the fact, as 1t is claimed
he alleges. that his horses contract
ed disease OF horses at the remount
depot. The case has not been
brought, so far as can be learned,
but the rumor that 1t would be
brought, has sufiiced for material
for those bent on creating an unfav-
orable impression OF the situation.
II appears that false reports have
been purposely spread. for stories
were. widely afioat In Detroit, Tues.
day, to the effect that virulent
contagion was raging among the
horses at the remount station. San
itary Inspector William Hitler. who
has been keeping close watch OF the
situation. is authority that nothing
of the kind has actually happened.
II is feared in some quarters that
the wild rumors set afloat will tend
10 disrupt the present race meet,
now in process at the windsor race
track. Others feel that the ques-
ton of windsor's loyalty is involved
and deeply regret. on this account.
the spreading of the rumors.
Capt. Spanton could not be found,
Wednesday. and an authoritative
statement as to whether the re-
mount depot will close, could not be
obtained.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
MISS FLYNN TO
LECTURE HERE

Elizabeth Gurlcy Flynn, known al
over the country as writer on Ia
Dor topics. an organizer OF women
and a radical thinker. will give three
lectures In the I. w. w. hall. No. 25b
Gratict-ave., this week. Wednesday,
she will talk on Small families
proletarian necessity" Her subject.
Thursday evening. will be "vioience
and the labor movement Friday
evening she will talk on Sabotage.
The lectures will begin at 8 o'clock.
Miss Flynn became prominent IN the
strike Of the New York shirtwaist
workers, and has written great
deal about other labor troubles In the
United States.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
WINDSOR NOTES

The excursion Of the board OF
trade members to Wallaceburs,
Tuesday, is reported complete sue.
cess. There were plenty Of refresh.
ments. and interesting sports, and
the day was enjoyably passed.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
NEAR YPSILANTI

60 ACRES, clay loan, all improved.
good buildings and fences. consider
vacant or cottage Ia Detroit.
so ACRES, / mile from town, 7-room
house. S0N60 IT.. basement, barn,
some timber, fine location, $1,000.
II you have a small house or two
family fiat to exchange, here Is
your chance.
KINGON REAL ESTATE CO,
Main 1913 i05 Whitney Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

James Rice, and John Hanlon.
both of Detroit. were in police court.
Wednesday, charged with intoxica-
ton. They were told to get out OF
town. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

Thomas w. Brown, OF No. $50
Mercer-st., died, early Wednesday
morning. The funeral will be held,
Friday. in the African Methodist
church.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
CHOICE FARMS

100 ACRES, - miles from Ypsilanti
p. q. Just outside city limits.
as ACRES one mile from good
village. with good schools. electric
for stock.
$50 ACRES. located IA miles from
Byron. Genessee county. for 1900.
Good soil, good fences. and build
ings alone worth $4,000.
as ACRES. Is miles from Detroit city
hall. Fine soil good buildings and
well fenced About s2,500 worth
Of good virgin timber In the wood
lot Apple and peach orchard OF
more than 2 600 trees soon TO bear
Price $1,000 Would consider good
income property In Detroit for any
OF above farms
DILLON-ANDERSON co.
III Ford Bldg. Cadillac 1922
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Births.
BOYS

BOYS
Joseph Leo. 4ss Dubois: Ardulno
Rea. fs5 Illinois; John Zajac. e2s
Farnsworth; George +. Holloway,
Providence hospital: stanislaus Wis
eky. ais Second; Charles "; Drude;
Jr. 1890 Crane: Abraham Sader, 1925
Russell. Able Rogoff 233 Leland;
Louie Diskin, Woman's hospital; Hy-
Goidberg. ssS Warren east; Sam Mo
lin. Woman hospital; Charles sid-
enspinner. I01 superior, Michael "a.
eobini. Ts9 Birard Igna, sss Pall; ;,r Iss
Guiseppi he Giovanni 1911 warren
west; Henry !. WaJtolieci, 2ai Till-
man. Henry Roth. i3s Lasalle; Edw.
AZ. ID. Thirty. Grst. Henry Kirby,
Mosgar. 30 Reid: Andrews Nuffor,
Lakeview, 81. Clair Heights. James
SON. 2ss Humboldt. william PETIT. 27s
Hunt: Leonard A kiehe. 1912 Rus
Sell J9sephS . hsS 7 sixtee 81. r Edw
Kumerecx. q31 Piquette: ~. McCon-
nell Payne. Woman's hospital; otto
w II Nenska $40 Humboldt; Gin
ton Bailey st7 army arI llsnry We e.
mans hospital. William Moore. 2os
Medbury.
GIRLS.
Andreas Bonnglia, so. congress
east; Michael Templin ISL Chene.
Waller ] C;nscon. ss1 West Grand
rlv,i Andrew Gray. Ssi HARRISON
Jacob BARNES, 90 Cobalt. Orville +.
Lone. I'll flush, Joseph krucinski'
iicb ST Aubin Bymsu Siiverstsin,
il5, Brewster. Max Palestine, Wo-
man. hospital: Gordon G. Creusere,
I0D Garfield east; Gaspart orlando
eos Lafayette east: Francis NJ Camp
lin. i0t copiin, Samuel Jacob. HARPER
hospital; Peter J. Mooney, i72i.
Field: Harry II. stanford, House OF
Providence; Herbert Mccormick. Van
wormer ssnitarium; George Delano.
Van Wormer sanitartum. stephen
Rutztowicz. ISL Alexandrine east; lo-
seph Rohde 5l2 Seventeenth; Louis
Cisrck. 2sG Howell Robert w Nc
Caualand 227 smith; Erich Moeline'
isi Vanderbilt: sam Papot, 251 Chris
tiancy. Thomas IL. snow, l44 Helen,
Laurence Butterworth. t5S central
Michael Grzckowrak, 59t Garn"ld
cosin wosiewoskl. s73 Hendrie; :
Aionxo nm. 1851 second. Jan Stasiak.
az RoiIin. Jan I.oncok. % Norton;
George Mckenzie. 1862 pennsylvania.
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Classified s.'s'.''.... | e s,,, !

Na.n with order. ~ charged. 70
No transient advertising insssrts1s
tor less than lee t.sith cash ise
'harsed. per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all cisssi,,
ncations except Births. Ca,gs -
Thanks, Obituaries. Meeting Nous"'
and all ads. preceding Male neip'
Birtns. Deaths Cards OF TnannS
and Meeting Notices nlnimus
charge. sSc Tor IS words or less. over
% words one and -one. third cents 'o'
leach extra word.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
New sub.statlon Opens.

Postmaster Nagel has opened .
new contract substitution In Ere
lIgh's drug store, John r. and Gen.
ter-sts.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

A New Jersey man who was tried
recently for alienation of affection
was crushingly referred to a. the
bald headed lamb OF love-"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

RandoIph.st. Up To Committee.
The petition for the widening OF
Randolph.st. from Jefferson-ave. to
Pingree-sq. will come before the
on street openings for
hearing, Thursday morning, July 22.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
VESSEL PASSAGES.

cleared lea i $50; Aaurlbut Smith. . 20;
Cort. Wanda. 1890; Pontiac, IL; Hart.
i:4O: McDougall. Maia, 81; Peter
Minneapolis tarrived). AGO; Harvard.
340; Francis Robbins. 5:15; Osborn.
Toxic. Calgary. 6:S0; Northern Queen.
GAO: Moli. $40: Morrell. sac: Booth.
9:1O: La Belle. $40; Sullivan. Sina-
loa, 1880; J. c. Wallace. IL; Mime
apolis (cleared). 1880.
Down: Wahcondah, America. g;
Lyman c. Smith. $3.50; Gogebic, 10;
Morgan, Jr, 1880; Gleniyon. li:s9.
Capt. Wilson, 1.40; Ara bian (arriyedD.
2: Angeiine, G:lo; Buffalo, s. w. L.
King, Butler, 8; w. ID. Rees. 9:lQ;
Uhrfg. $50; Maricopa, Martha. 10 40;
Berwind, 10;40: Rockefeller. Holly.
lilo; George King, Bottsford, ll;20.
AZ the 700.
SAJ'LT STE MARIE. Mich, July
Congdon. $50; stanton. s.SO: a. m.
Townsend. 5; Lakewood. 8: Haggart.
7:sO: Watt. Manila. $40; sherwin. 0.
Down: Beatty. s:3o. last night;
Michigan. 10: Agawa, $50: Roberts
Jr., midnight; Boland. Stadacona |;
Gouider, 1870: Northern Light. .;
William Brown. Van Hise. 2:30; Don
ncr, Farrell. Sierra, $40 Ball. $3.50;
Durston, widener. 3. Howard Shaw,
Flbert. g. william Mather. French.
Z; Chas. Warner. Rensselaer,, $50;
Assiniboia. Poe. Weston. $3.50; Samuel
Morse. Munro. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

CASH! CASH!-we buy old false
teeth, old gold watches. diamonds.
feSSsiry ps etc, in any wconc,uon.
ave fourth noor. -L---l y N -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
80 ACRES

$500. 500 down. balance easy. month
ly payments: in the heart of Michi-
gan, only 10 miles from Detroit
This in good farm land. Party GO
ing about July 10 to look this land
over. Join us and sec for yourself
Call. write or phone for particu-
lars. Maloney- Campbell Realty CO.,
Inc, 504 Free Press Bldg
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
WANTED-'rO bun

PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part OF car. Central Storage
Co. Cadillac 90.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
ron sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY
| 766

w. GRAND BOULEVARD
Brick home. lot 40xiT5, garage. Your
chance to get a bargain. Open
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
40 RENT-pIANOs.

PIANOS---Best makes. greatest as
pSrsSsse. GRiNNETI i BROS. s Ss
Wofdward-avo Ffs
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

FOR sALE-vACANT LOTS.
GARLAND-AVE., % Il. mr.. Jefferson.
Whitney-ave., cor. ~ ft....s2. 900
Hogarth ave. 40 tt. ....... 1900
Chalmers-ave., 40 IT. ........ SIS
Philip-ave., 30 ft.,......... $50
Alter road. 30 IT,. ..... AS
st. Clair, mr.. Kercheval. so IT,
McHUGH REALTY co,
932 DIME BANK BLDG.
CHERRY 1887.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15
- - = -
STORAGE.

BROS. Storage. Cartaee and
Packing. Off1ce 162 Alfred. Ridge s2s.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

We pay while learning. Fine oppor-
tunity for advancement. Rest rooms
provided for off-duty tours. Good
Inducements TO bright girls.
THE MICHIGAN STATE TELE-
PHONE co.
kpply Cadillac Exchange. corner OF
John X. and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-15

trsss Co. $50 Michigan Cadillac SSt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Bbhf / Danmark.
ltoenfor ajpbenbapn.

6orlrnl: $. s. Se11len. 9ille=
rpo: Gn1ilic Netro @eltberg. Sui
1tr1p: Stub. point. Chill Magaar0
&osmusl len. @illeleje:: 8aa0ebDg=
ger Seroinano 4arllen. @unnerb0:
Goorbejer 81. s 9aniellel1. &reje=
rup: Mmtsruo0sme0le1n Seoer
@osmusie11. Cory: SIP. SarDer
ST. &11uolens @11ltrt. 2pnge:
Mgent, &eteran s. Gbriltenien.
Seober: 6bb. @aar0ejcr ST.. Mn=
6erien. 6trpbp gge6e: Susn1ono
Mnoers SEMEN. Ne1toe0: Sbp.
5fomagermelter 6. 6. Nieliens SUI
1tr1. @ul0borg: 2on0poltbuO 2ors
Saniens 6pt Mllan. Npf9bing ,.
S.: @ognman0 S. g. &asmuSien.
6. 81. Sobnlen. Naflfob: Sbb. Mf=
.bol6sbert Sans Sprgenlen. Ooe1=
|ie: 5beno &ronie. geiels Nnoerlens
&ultru. gnfe Margretbe Sanien.
So16urb. Ole g.. 9llen. 2ofomotip=
fgrer Sens Sobanie11. 8rp0egaarb:
&igbmono Morten Mn0erlen. &erte=
minoe: &jpbman0 g. 6. @biibs
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mus Sog. Soaborg: 8olitibejent,
8eteron 81. s.. Sbrone. Softe:
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bing: Sbb. @pgebnslage SIR. &e:
ter1en. 8%ram6rup: 2erer Mnton
! grifien. 8ejle:: Grfe @ilbelmine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
URIN-SYRE
oPLOsER
For Rheumatlsme og Nyre-LideIser
so Cents Flaske 32 Doser)

Netop fordi De ~hegynder Dagen engstelig
og tract, Stlvhed / Benene, Armene og Musk.
lernc, Verk l Hovedet, b~rsndende ognedad-
trykkende Smerter iRy8gen - udmattetf for
DaHen ~begynder, tro dcrfor like, at De maa
forblive 1 denne Tilstand.
Disse Lidende, SON eri og ude af Sengen ct
haivt Dusin Gange ON Natten vii paaskj9n-
ne den avile, Komfort og styrke som denne
Behand1inR medfprer. For enhver Art af
Blereidelser eller ~Svakkelse er virkningen
llRefrem vidunderlig.
Bliv sund, sterk OF livlig, fri for smerter
fra stive Lemmer, pmme Muskler, Gigtsmer-
ter, Vsrk iRyggen, eller Nyre- elIer Blere-
Lidelser.
For at bevise, at Williams %Behandling
oyervinder Nyre- og Blsre-sygdomme. Rheu-
matisme og enhve Lidelse fra Urinsyre, lige
meget hvor kronisk eller haardnakket, vilvi,
hvis De aldrig for har pr1vet Williams Be
handlingen, give en- soc Flaske (32 Doser)
fri. hvis De vii udknppe denne Motifs og
sende den med Navn og Adresse, med 1Oc til
Hj@lp for Forsendelses-omkostninger, til
The DR.. D. A.. Williams Co., Dept. 1913, New
20. Building, East Hampton. Conn. Send
strax og De vii modtage med Pakkepost en-
regular soc Flaske (32 Doser) uden Bekost-
ming og uden videre Forp1igtelser. Kun en-
Flaske til en- Familie ellcr Adresse. De vii
venligst skrive paa enge1sk.
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Tarerne i &nslanb. &bno ct

Tarerne i &nslanb. &poo ct
6eltog til &l1slano betpoer, fit
man at DiOe / 1912, ba Ell, al ST.
ltoriens itprlte Seltberrer blep fnef-
fet poo ct iaaoant Soretogenoe. st
bet fpr 1912 bar mango anDre END
geoppleon, lom bab6e uflare> 8e-
greber ON Sanifeligbeoerne beo ct
loooort Gog, bier en- lille @iito-
tic, lom giengibes / cit tpif Mbis.
Som befjenot bar Den Gang
Milrtcmberg Jranfrigs forbunone,
o9 liee fpr @nrttembergerne be-
gpnOte Muricbc11 moo Ruslano, I'M
lpicereoe 8rigaOegenerol bon SIT
gel Sielpctropperne / 5cbornborf.
s Den Mnleoning blcp Scr bolot en-
6%eltmi00ag for @e11eralen % en-
Sci al Sfficererne. l1nber Wiooa=
gen bleb Ser tolt aolfilligt ON set
f%oreltoaen6e Selttog. @enerolen
aopare6e Sfficererne moo at mere
Slluiioner. 9e maotte bore belabe=
Be pna man6igt at 1e ollie gbentl,aIi=
tcter / 9jncnc. gn ung 2ejtnant
hor at cit an0en Mening. 9nn tpg
Set bele meget let og %forfifreoe tent
n1elig obermo0igt: ct %laa6ont
r1siiif 6elttog ifol life folte mig
mere Maie ems at ipiie bette 6tpf=
fe Smprrebre6."
@enerolen bleb meget alborIig
og lpare0e: ~@r. 2pitnnnt jeg
ifal ienere en- Gong min6e Sem ON
bette 5mgrrebrpb."
0eogle Maone6er cftcr trof Ge=
neralen 0en famine 2gjtnom, nettop
iona oenne poa Sll,gten &elt ODER
bar baoet ober 9njepm. &pltenoe al
&11lbe og me6 isfol0t Gono 6rDp=
pcn6e al &le0erne loa ban alt an=
BET ems oplibet 1tb.
~Gu, SIR. 2eitnont, bporIebes
1mager Smprrebrp6et?" Iprrgte
@eneralen.
29itnanten gior6e set e,1eite, ban
fltnoe gjgre UNDER Disle Smltpn6ig=
be6er = ban tab.
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|9affd, Der blep luffet al for benz,
% 8inouerne / &abptten % 6olfe=
rlln1met bleD blpnDeoe, 1aa ingen
fltnoe le l1O. SPIRIT 90 be bar inbe
/ Sobncn, tit 0e otter 2ob til at
fomme op paa D9ffet.
Set fortalles ogiaa, at fom1ner
Der Gfibe, iom ifal giennem bele
&analen, bliber Tolfene 1enote /
2ano ,og transportereoe as Sert1=
banel til &anolers anoet l1olpb.
Sngen Grernmeo n1oa lc Sc Soran=
ltaltninger, ser CT tr11 inc / &ieler=
fanalen.
&rissfanser / Morb1esnig. Set
bar gientagne @ange peret omtalt
at &rigsfanger ifal be11pttes til ONT
fattenbe &ultiberingsarbejocr /
NoroIlesbig. Mu me6oeles nprmere
SplDsninger I'M Disle Nloner og
oercs @iennemfprelie.
Sc Mn0els1 ellfuber, Ser 6annes
til G(r5ejoets %l1ofprelic, fonmer til
at orbejoe unber meget bel6ige Sc
tingeller. 5taten filler &apitole1l
til &aaoigbe0 til Az psf. 2aanet
lfal afbetales i 2pbet al 10 Mor.
SEQ Sommerite0 bpgges Ell 2ejr
til 800 Sanger til Sp6prf,1ing al
2obmoiearealet beo Spongoo. &ulti=
beringsor6ejoct bill omfotte $50
@eftor.
gn a11oen SER til Sptogelie al
1000 &rigsfonger bpeges beo 60
bpl. SpoDrfningsarealt, bels labe
Gnge, 6els &eoe og @pjnoie> ONT
fatter 1910 &eftor.
8e1 @aaroen G11enarf mcllcu
@rapl11n6 og @ejrup 5tationcr ifal
Ser bpgges Ell Sangelejr til 1000
Mtan6 til 8eba11oling al ct 286
@eftor ltort Mreol 9f for 2in0d-
ifob og 5D0 for 2angebejen &eirup
-@rnum gepfro. l%1bgifter11e er on
iloaet til 175,OOO Morf. Mreolet
lfal iprlt ofban0cs, 0ereiter be-
hanoles mc0 &e0ifobcr, n1ergles, til
feres @r~nltgpbning og til1aaes.
S Omegne11 al 8opll1n0=21te
terp ifal Scr o%nlGgges en Tongeler
til 700 Mono til at bebonbIc Sc
lobc Gnge % Nforfer fra 8opl1,n0
inb efter 2pjtbe6 og 2onoebp.
Sill Ell Go1geleir paa 1000
Man6 opferes TO @aroffer til bper
500 Man6. Sen omgipes al ct
2-3 Metcr bpjt 5tooltrooosbegn,
&aroffer11e bpggcs al Grr % &op,
Sc bar SbenlpS og fan opbarmes.
Sil 5e11g foar bDer 6onge en-
@troalnf og ct Seppe. Snoenfor
Segnet ligger &pffe1et, to &r6n=
0e, 5onitetsbpgninge1, Ne6terfts=
buie DID, noenfor ligger en- 1olloere
bpgget Greborof til 8ebogtnings=
man6lfobet, 100 Sanger bebogtes
al Is Mo1b.
Tongerne 1fol tjc1,c min0lt 2Ha
Sg. / Simcn og fan bpilt fan 10
Eg. Ga Mrbei6et looleoes bliper
megt billigt 10fprt, lfal e(nOels=
1ellfober1nc 1enere beto1c III pasle1=
Sc S1rn1 til Observation-Disclosures.
@ber 6onge foar boglig 800
700 Gram 8rp0. Sm Morge11e11
gibes Ser Welfc= euer Meliuppe, ie=
mere 500 @ram tprrcoe @rpnt1ager,
5oDabpnner, &oolrobi ellcr 1900
Gram &artofler, bperan6en Sag
$50 Grant &jpo eller Tleif, ON
Mftener1 Slt og 5ilo. 9e nGbnte
MGng0er for0eles nat1rli9bis poo
l1gens forifiellige Gage og .efter
Neringinobolo. Otter Mprfet&
6rembru0 mau Sangerne life for
la6e @orofferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

9fefrnt Mr. 81 bapoe 8ogt, bo en-
al bo11s &ammeroter TOM ben til
bom meo li0t goo Moo / en- 5pan0.
San las netop og los Mooen image
fig, ba @enerolen Tom ben til bonn /
chill.
@enerolen: SEQ 9e, boem jeg
er?"
81: r9e or G%enerolens Oppus.
fer"
Sci. Gjet bioere."
Sans M6juta1t."
.Nei."
u9e ct funife @eneralen ielp?"
So"
so, bol0 0enne spano, mems
leg p%raienterer @eb9r."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

len. @rosierer &onlens Su}tru.
Sru Nielitne Niel1en. Boltefspeoi-
emit MnOers Sobnlen. IieneItefarI
Mfreo Glauien. 0berpolitibetient
emil Gifil0ien al Srorup. SIP.
@roSierer Sens 8ruun. @nfe.
9rsbe1tprerinoe &aren &alcb. Ser
acknowledgements 8iglers @nfe.
Jrf. Goitb Senlen. 0etoiIbonoIer
Mfoo1ens gnfe. Wurer @on1e1s
Gnfe. 4rb. Sacobfens @nfe. 8orf=
buo Sieburgs @ultr1. Sbp. Mh1=
rermelter 5epis 8ilDc. @aoroeier
geiellens @ultrl1. 8ranomano
2DugflGrs Su1tr1. @ros1erer Srita
See. 8icebert 8ilbelm 9l1en. SRI.
Wfatbiloe Sobanie11. Mnferimeoe=
letter Solms gnfe. emma Beter=
len. gpoferlben0 Heteriens @nitru.
@rb. Se11iens Sultr1. Gieneltepige
&oren &mtolen. 8ogbin0er @rpn-
1111oS Sultru. 5Derife aaren 8e=
6erien. @rosjerer SSacob Galomon.
SUB Sal 9anlen. Mrb. 2ars Riel=
ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Nnmelbte for Treberifsberg @irfs
Sfifteret.

Gntcfru Cole aoeioo. Murer-
meter s. @nn1cns &rt1tru. Woler=
lbeno GotfreD NorIi11. Gnfefrn
Gtnbil0 9ermann. SRI. NellD b..
Billion. EprcellG11sformer Sent
ricb Mrnol0i. 5folcinlpeftpr, 2anbs=
tingsmano Gbprpalo 9pioberg. @e=
neralfonlul, gtatsroao Gngelbretb
4rrt5en. Gnfefr1 Soeobine 2arien.
Jbb. Slllompgtig, Renticr Sprgen
seees. Grfefru Gboro Troas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-06

is not smooth maybe they will be re-
strained from dangerous bursts of
speed. thus making the roads safer
for themselves and for other travel
ers. Good, hard roads are very desir-
able, and we cannot have too much of
them, but the veneered surface is not
an unmiEed blessing by any means.
Since the world began the farmer
has been its mainstay, and he always
will be- And since the world began,
good many people who make their liv-
ing off him in one way or another have
been trying to sell him gold bricks
with many variations Of the game. 1t
looks good deal as if the modern
good road, so far as he is concerned, is
another one of those misleading gilt
tering pare!lelo-pipe jobs.-Exchange.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-06
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