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The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

1t is said that an extra session of Congress may
be called to consider Our foreign treaties. Mean
while our retrcatcs will continue in effect
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23
Morning Smiles.

The average mans view of adequate
domestic preparedness is a full coal bin
and no unpaid ice bills.-LouisviIle Cou-
rier-Journal.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

"Why should men be hogs" demanded
the rate sufragcte. well, if it comes to that, :"
murmurcd her insignificant spouse why do wom-
en- want to be poll CATS" And then the trouble
commenced.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

The government reports that there still
1900. 900 horses in the country that working
This should be matter OF national satisfaction.
We sold the ones that couldn't work to the allies.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

My wife's cleaning house. Had a
bum dinner yesterday" What did YOU
have?' Corn beef with varnish. cab
bage, and turpentine. e."-Duluth News
Tribune
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

In the past year the most tremendous oppor
tuntic> have to the United States. The
question what the United States has done with
them will be important one at the polls year
hence.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Archibald didn't have that Probably
never did have any. Pity.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

81 always say to these idiotic Yankees, they had
better hold their tongues wrote Won Papen. OF
course he didn't think to advise them not to write
letters.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

"On Sunday evening says news item, Henry
Solomon. of - street, robbed of clothes
worth Sill" They must have caught Solomon ar
raycd in all his glory.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Not the most rabid foes of Great Britain
in this country to have nerve enough to de-
nouncc her brutal treatment OF the Chicago meat
packers.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Eight indictments alleging responsibility for the
lastand horror are calculated TO inspire regret
that there can be indictments for the horrors
OF the war.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

But what is his reputation? That is
the principal thing We'll. papa, he Is
reputed to spend $4,000 year. That's
good enough for me,"-Judge.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Why not turn the navy over to Brother
Ford? In six months he would be turn
ing out battleship every forty-nine sec
onds.-Life.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23
A Line O Cheer Each Day c the Year.
BY JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS

First printing of o-igina! poem. written daily
for The Washington Herald
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

"As near as I can make out" said the
physician. your wife seems to have ex-
perienced a sudden shock OF some kind"
IT guess that's right replied the hus-
band. II got home before Il O'Clock las
night. ht."-Indianapolis Star.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Among the prominent folk lunching
at the Shureham were Assistant Sec
retary of War Breckinridge. Mr.. John
Barrett, Mr.. Charles Symon. counselor
of the Belgian Legation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Phillips, and Miss Mary Phillips.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Grayson, of War
renton. Va. have arrived at the New
Willard for short stay
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23

Most of the foreign embassies at Bar
Harbor will remain late. The Greek Le-
cation has already left but Mr.. Constan7
tine Brun, the Danish Minister, and the
Viscount d'Alte, Minister from Portugal
will stay until after the LIST of October.
The Swedish Minister and Mime. Eken-
gren and also Count Claes Bonde will
remain until the middle of the month.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-23
A NEW PARTY LEADER.

Published BY SPECIAL zfIh the President through
The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
SEGREGATE GOODS
At FOOTBALL GAMES
Lean Of Northwestern Decides
Fussing and Football Don't
Mix

Chicago, Oct. 10.-Fussing and fOo1
ball mix about as we'll as water and
oil. Having reached that conclusion
Harvey Ellis, president of the athle.
tic association at Northwestern uni
versity, made the announc cement yes
terday that hereafter segregation will
be the. rule at all football games play.
ed at Evanston in which the Purple
eleven is one of the contestants.
"When men and women students
are together they do lot of talking
and NO roofing" said the student
prexy. "What we want is more root:
ing and less fussing. The teams need
the support of the rooters and it plays
listless game when the men and
women devote their time at tle con
tests to small talk"
Realizing that the Purple has a
fighting chance to Tbe one of the lead
ers among the Big Mine schools, some
thing that hasn't happened for a dec
ade. President Ellis believes it is
due the team that it should get all the
support it deserves. And girl sitting
besides her best fellow detracts from
his roofing ability.
lgut the public will not be nit by the
new order of things at Evanston
You are privileged to bring your
sweetheart, sit with her, talk to ner
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

and cheer with her,-that is, if you
are not a student at Northwestern.
Protests will follow this edict for
Northwestern students for years past
always have made football games the
society events Of their college lives.
From other quarters cheers will greet
the Older, for the fellow with the slim
allowance will have something better
than doughnuts and coffee if he does
MT have to take his girl to the games.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
VARIOUS AIDS
FOR DOPE F|[NDS
Shutting Powder" for Snakes is
Latest Substitute Used by /
Dope Eaters

Columbus, O., Oct. 9-"Rx-for
sniffles of New Zealand hares, one
dram of powder
This is part of a prescription which
was placed on file at the dairy and
food division today by E. w. Harring.
ton, state drug inspector. 1t may be
used later to prosecute prominent
physician of an Eastern Ohio city
who have it and the man who sought
it as a means of evading the state
laws against use of narcotic drugs.
A number Of other similar prescrip-
tions were seized by the Inspector, in
dicationg that the three New Zealand
hares owned by the man must have
consumed great quantities of the hao-
Informing shifting powder in "a few
months. In ferreting out the apparent
drug law violation, Inspector Harring-
ton made a trip to see the lares.
II sold them recently" said the
owner, who appeared to be drug
Hser. "They had bad case of sniff
t1es and mad to treat them constant
ly." q, ..... --. ID -,a-5 t.J .g.
Further questioning by Inspector
A4oAh4AAStOAA 'OAOuohC IAO 'oIctOAACAAC
that the three animals were worth
$40, though $25 worth of "sniffing
powder" had been bought for them.
How professional snake charmer
had purchased great quantities Of
drugs, presumably for his snakes,
was reported to the dairy and food
department today by All inspector.
The snake ctarmer brought his
snakes to the inspector in a city Of
northern Ohio and begged to be per-
mitted to buy another small quantity
of a stimulating drug.
"The snakes need it regularly to
give them ginger" said the c.larmer.
"We will see," said the inspector,
as he placed tiny crystal of the drug
in the mouth of a great Dull snake
which its owner held. The snake
lurched out of his masters hand,
crawled over the counter Of the drug
store, and died within ten seconds.
The snake owner then admitted he
had sought the drug for his own use.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
MANITOBA OFFICIALS
FACE GRAFT CHARGE

Winnipeg, Oct. Sir Rodman
Rdbbin, former cabinet member, Hon
DR.. Montague, ]. III. Howden, and G
P. Coldwell, were committed for trial
this afternoon, by magistrate Mac.
Donald. The charge against them
was conspiracy to defraud the prov.
ince in connection with the erection
of the Parliament building.
DR.. Montague was minister of puo'
lie works, MIR. Howden, attorney gen
eral, and MIR. Coldwell minister OF
education. The four men will now
stand trial before a higher court.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
Bandits Get
Halt Million

Wheeling, w. VA, Oct. 9.-Posses
tonight continued taeir search for
the two masked bandits who held up
and robbed the Baltimore and Ohio
express train, en- route from New
York to st. Louis two miles west Of
Central West Virginia, but up to a
late hour no trace of them had been
found. One automobile party, which
returned to Parkersburg, sixty miles
from the scene of the robbery, report
ed that Overclothes, supposed to have
been worn 'by the men, as we'll as two
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
DYNAMITE FOUND NEAR
HOME OF NEWsPAPERMAN

Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 9.-Dynamite
was found today adjoining the home
Of E. Al. Dulmage, business manager
of the Arizona Gazette, which is the
main exponent in Arizona for the op-
orators side in the Clifton mine
strike.
Three small boys found the expsc-
sives, which comprised IA sticks OF
dynamite. 15a feet Of fuse, and a box
Of detonators. The STICK was found
in a pile of cans and rubDage and hac
evidently been lying in the lot long
time,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
LAWSON OUT ON $35, 5,ooo BOND

Prindad, Oct. 9.-Jo.n r. Lawson
labor leader, convicted on a charge
of first degree murder on. charges
growing out Of the recent coal strike,
was released from the count" Jail to-
night on $50, 900 bonds.
The bonds were signed by Thomas
nj. Paterson, former United States
senator, and Werner z. Reed, capi.
talist of Denver.
lLawson's release was effected
through recent order of the supreme
court granting bail.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
May Recall
LondonConsul

Washington, Oct. 9.-While the pnr
pose in ordering Consul General
Skinner home from London was to
have him report in person on the
trade situation existing between the
United States and Great Britain, Off
cials Of the State. Departing admit.
ted today that it was undecided whe'
ther he would return to his post.
This was the first official information
that there might be any connection
between the recall Of the consul gen.
eral and displeasure Of British au-
thorities upon reports to Washington
on British exports and other trade
statistics.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause


hawking
the point s-don suffer with Ca ah is The
discovered
obnb drug store has its value in thousands of
yours long standing re sure to write s. Atlanta for
blood tonic eases the impurities the blood by literally washing
will of
Sat
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

revolvers, were found in the country
back of the Tolgate, where they lett
the engine and mail car.
Reports tonight regarding tilc
amount of the loot obtained by tn.
bandits, varied, but early estimates
had placed it at half million.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
PETzOLD TALKS ON
INDIAN MISSIONS
Interesting Address Given Before
I, State Bsptists at Fargo
Meeting

Fargo, Oct. 9.-One OF the most In
teresting and instructive features OF
the fve-day convention of the North
Dakota Baptists' association in ses.
sion here was the illustrated lecture
by Rev. w. A. Petzold, of Lodge
Grass, Mont, missionary to the Grow
Indians, at the evening meeting held
in the First Baptist church.
Pictures and stories Of Indians,
tepees, dances and costumes followed
fast upon each other and following
were pictures showing the change
brought by the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Veterans Of old Indian wars were
shown in war paint and feathers as in
the old age and the pictures of the
same men were Shown as they look
at the present day. dressed in neat,
welltailored clothes, carrying Bibles
on their way to church.
Some sad stories we're told by the
camera Of students from Carlisle, the
well known college for Indians, who
returned to their homes to revert to
the old type. Their city clothes and
names often Changed for paint, featn.
ers and even dances.
Experience has shown the mission
aries that it is only when the gospel
OF Christ is accepted and the man goes
on the "Jesus Road that he can be
trusted to live up to the nigh stand
ard Of life and conduct taught in the
schools.
Today's Program.
9:O0-SchOols and Methods.
Conference
Pastors. Common Mistakes OF
Pastors, Rev. T. Wathne, Valley City.
Women. Local Problems, Mrs. G.
E. Young. Minneapolis.
10:O0-Convention Business. Re
ports of Committees and Miscellane-
Gus BUSINESS.
Afternoon.
1:45-The Bequests of Jesus. Serv.
ice, Rev. R. G. Pierson. Grand Forks.
2:30-Woman's Session.
Business.
Election of Officers.
Reports.
Address Miss Lavina Mead, Osaka,
Japan.
4:OO-lMissionary Pageant, The
Highway.
Evening.
7:30-Song Service.
Address Harvest Fields of the
Homeland. Miss Helen Crissman,
worker among young women, Chicago
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
INDICTMENTS DISMISSED.

Van Horn, Texas, Oct 9.-Indict-
ments against the members of the
posses which recently killed Pascual
Orozco, and more companions in a
battle in Green River Canyon, Culber.
son gcuunty, were dismissed today by
Judge jackson, in the district court.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

ADOPT ROCKEFELLER. PLAN.
Denver, Oct. 9.-With the announce
ment of the complete returns from
the referendum vote of the coal min
ers employed by the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company, officers of the
company declared the Rackefeher
industrial Plan adopted.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Sprgelig ltlpffe. 6. Gbriltion=
ion lon1 / mango Mor bor brepet
2eje1tolo / 2ofoto, fonotes forleoen
800 pon lit &o11tor. @o11 bupOe
pjenipnlig pe0 en- Sejltogelie Or1rf=
fet &orbolipre ilteoctfor &oltemeoi=
GIN, ga Sc to ligcltorc SLATER 1too
She ont SHE / Sfobct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Referendum / Tarsu. Jor fprlte
Sang / 8pcns @iltorie fif Sel=
ger>lc / Sarge Sen 6tc Npril Mnleo=
ming til at ber1ytte Oercs Set UNDER
2pben pm Snitiotibe pg Mcferen=
6um, og Set er ogioa fprite Gang
at 2oben bringes til Mnpellbelle /
Stoten. 5pprgsn1oolet bar Ell Sor=
or0ning ON at oprctte ct iDnfenoe
6onb for Siltrcringsonleg pg
3ar1Obnrf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

ifnl bore fnlt be1luttet, at en- itpr
Sluuoe on ct Murs Gio bill opta1lge
Sragttrqfif paa MiSitslippiflobe11
meo oaglig Sragtbetiening begge
8eie ODER bele 5trafningen mellem
Minneapolis Jog Seem Orleans. De
| Wuscatine berenbe ltore Snebfer-
pprf1te0er,, Dbor Ogre &urme %
lignen0e tilbirfes> bar dlereoe BE-
gpnot un0erbanolinger I'M Gi1fgr=
lei al Srelait fra 5tillebabsfpiten,
bbilfen Sransport ogloo ifol fore
gaa gjennem Banomufal,olen til
Seem Orleans % DiOere op ao Wiis=
1tsiippiflpben. 5elifabet, Bernburb
Gp., 9joroe allere6e flor ct 6oripg
meo en- iaa0an Craft, ibet Ell Ser
til bpgget Motorbooo meo 5tool=
prom glprbe e1 Srtr op fra Seem
Srle,tus til ct. Eoi1l og tilboge
igjen, og omenOifjpnt man Do bar
.tilbejelig til at on1e Yrpbeturen
lom miSlpffet, laa bar man biltrof
oerbe0 bcltDrfet Sroer poo Bette
ltorllognc Soretogen0e. Gn Weng=
DC Wotorboooe % 5toalpron1me er
for Iioen u16er Mrbej0e, lumtioig
iom &egieringens g(rbejbe meo at
tilpcje6ringe en- 6 So0S 5ejlingsfo=
nal pgloa / 2pbet al in0cperen6e
Mar benteS at blibe pmtrent fulo=
fprt. st onoet Segn poo, at oe11=
ne Trogttrafif bor en- flor Sremti0,
er Sc forifiellige Slo6bpers olmi11=
beige Silll1tning, ioet Ser bebilli=
ges ltore Summer til Mnlrg al
9offer og %lignenoe @jnlpeni0lcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Jnunu.

Eigtraab til &%msierne. Stte
Sognlooni1rger al Eigtraa0 paste
reoe fornplig iejen1e1n Council
Vluffs, poa @ejen til Sla0iboltocf,
5ibirien, % belten1t til 8rug for
Den rnSiiife Mrme. Sroa0en bar
tilbirfet | Sirmingbam> Mla., og
fom til Council 8luffS ober Sui
nois Central 8o11en, meoens BUR
lington=8apen opertng 9efororinge1l
oerfro til Seattle. Ser lag0es en-
b1trtiggooenoe joponlf Domper pelr=
teoe poa Sorle110ingen for bl1rtigit
m11lig at bringe SEN til en- rlsiiif
9abn, og ober oen iibiriife 8ane fp-
reg ioa &igtrooDen til &uslano .oa
8rtgs1fneplo0ien. Sci bliber altlaa
ct temmelig foltbort 8roouft, fpr
oct fonner til at bruges.
Stor Srafif paa Misisiippi. 80
Sra M1scatine n1eboeles, at set mi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Dor BET Sor1fe1t at ub1Rtte &pntorets
DpretteIie i11otil bi0ere, men 90
9isponenten, 9r. Sacob Serbeu,
peo ell Reiie / Epifla11o baboe mn
beripgt 5orbol6e1te, bellutteoes al
%Iiaebel at begpnoe girflombe0en |
Sftober: 0mietningen bleb mart
upe1ltet ltor pg allereoe iii, efter
omfri11g 4 Moonebers Drift, bar
oct bit fig, at Sen ferlte Mftiefapi=
tai poa 10000 &roner er oltfor
lioen. S bisie Dage %roienoes Der
for SnobD0elie til at uObioe Sen til
100000 &ro11er.
8pmbarbementet paa 9arbanel=
lerne og 5moagriiene @l10bra1t0s=
0alen. So bpem ifl1loc hi tro,
1friper u@11obranos0plen" at Sc to
Sing bab6e 11oget rneo binanben at
ejgre? Sg 0og CT for 9jebliffet
@rileonlens 2pniombeO / bpi @rao
afbGngig of at set nlpffcs eng
-%lpnberne % TranifmGnbene at for
core 9or0onellerne. Sor Tioen CT
set tibet ' lpnnenbe at oble op
5mougriie. &orrlbarerne CT laa
.Dpre, at Splf life finder, at oct
lpn11er Jig at onifaffe @ri1e. De la
Der Set before ppre. Tplgen CT, at
Hriicn pao 5maogriie mi CT me
get lab og SmlGtningen lille. @li=
Der imi0lerti6 0or0aneller11e uabnet
for Set rusitlfe Sort, bil Hriiera1e
puo ollie &prnbarer faI0e %betDOelig.
Oct bill igien bebirfe,' at gfterlpprg=
lelen paa Smuagriie bill pge og
Hriierne b9jnes. 5f11l0e hi 0erfor
gibe @riieop0rptterne / @u0bran6s=
0alen ct goOt Noa0, lfriper 8looet>
iaa mootte set blibc Bette: @olo.
pua Smaogrilene / &oubcnte al
9arOoncller1es Mobning!
Trpfen Nntuinette MeDn, Spr=
futterin0en Murie, ct afguuet be0
9pben / &riltionia, SO Mor gorl=
mel. Srf. MeDn bar fpbt poo
&ongsberg / 1927 og 0ottcr al
Sberltlpjtl1ont s. Mepn pg Sr11e,
fpot Scrilper. Sum t%ilbrogte fine
g%arl1oomsoar pao &%ongsbcrg, flpt=
te0e lencre n1eo. Sorel0rc11e til Sri
itionio og fit iin afillttenoe ll00on=
nel1e / ct Oengang meget fjenbt
Hen|to1lut / Mltono. 6rf. Mepr
Oeb11terc0c | 2iteratl1rcn / 40 MorS
Mloeren meo DbaO BUN ielb falDte
ct Torlog, Sortpllinge1 IS Gus
merfet"> iom meget burtig pon0t
Dnoclt pg ubfom / 8 Oplog. 5oo
fl1lgte en- Meffe 6prtnllinger, bbor=
iblonbt r@jen1em &omp", Sra
min Tpoebp", u@jemmet" IS en-
lommc elmer, r0Dbefes &us" og
u5r1none Gi6cr". Mories 8pger
bonot. burtig en- ltor og crfjenotlig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
miatuttsttt.

Gm MI Snfferfabrif ogtcS opfprt
al 9eortbern Sugar 60. / Gbippc=
ma Soils meo en- &opitol al $780,
900, pg Suffertilbirfning al Mpcr
bill begDn0e til Gfterouret. 9ette
CT Sen onOen S11fferfabrif bel l11t=
tet pprettet / Sc ltblte foo Tiger,
i0et &apitoliiter / Milpol1fee bor
orga11iieret llniteo 5totes Mefi11ing
60. mcb en- &opitol al 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

stOr srafif paa Misfsippi,
Sra Muscati11e n1eb6eles, at set mi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
En- Arme af Millioner.

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkj6lelse,
siger allie, at Diet er Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- %paaldelig, be-
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos allie Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Statsnbitillinas Spprgsmaolct

StatsltDttll1ngs Spprgs manlct
urbnet. Oettc Spprg5111ool onta=
ges III at bore bilogt, iDet Mil=
ipoufee Gpl1l1tp5 &pn1mis1 Grer far
belten1t Jig til at fjpbe en- 1870 SOB
breO 2on0ltrimmel ira 9ltlt6en al
l1bltillingsgrunber1. 2o11bet bill TO-
lte omtrent $4,000, men Bette @es
lpb bill noaife blibe toget fra Sc
$225,O00, Joni forrige 2egislotur
bebillige0e til 5tots10ltillingen.
&ommisiarerne bar flere @ange
fpr npgtet at fjpbe 2onbct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Nnrgr.

SC ifnnbinaniife 2anbe CT
Norge bet 2an6, iom | 1914, DDao
2siiDsforiifri11gen ongaar, bar mpr-
let mino1t til &rigsforbolOene | Gl=
ropn. Gel inotrau0te Der | Morge
en- Stonsning / geDtegniugen nuio=
iDIelbart efter &rigens l1bbrno, men
2gbet al forbolosbis fort Sis .par
borboloene pn1trent upr1nale, og
ben iamleoe 1ilgon9 / 1914, ion1
uogier ca. al Millipner &roner,
er bare ca. 2 Mfillipner &rnner' mi11=
0re e11o Gilgongen | 1918.
Sfp al gannle Buffer. S 81
Der1,m fin6es e11 Ml1rer, lom fan
glgre 5tpbler % 5fo al g%arnnnelt
ubbrugt Sri. Gn Glberllmsmano
bubDe leperet Mureren r1ogen 110=
libte 8l1fler og noget anoet iligt
5nnteri. Sg BON DabDe foaet igler
ct Yor fine 2ouparltpDler, glort al
set gan1Ie Sri %olt1ou. 9e bar laa
lterfe, at bon fu11Oe BRUCE bent bag
Iiq / 9 - to 9(or, fpr Sc blep 11o=
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i Denne Oprc Sis for ct @ar pG1te,
1oliDc pormc 2a11pari tpblcr.
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Ienoe Sl1fccs hlep fgl. &ununcrlol III
ger Cornelius &orcert / &riltiolia
Iprlebcn. 5olen bar u0iolgt pg Sc
gejitringen bos &l1blif1m pur lou=
Dan, JONI moa1 ljel0en opleDer Sen
&pncert1olene. Gl,blifum rejlte Jig
hlii0lt'i Gfstuic, lfrcg, % nittcoe
meo 2omnutprflrOer. SremfolDel=
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lige. Sgioo Mpiicrnc " ljGloen
enitemmig / line 2obtoler oper Sen
celebre Sanger. ~0forgellblooet"
friDer: u@al1 CT CT 6olfelol1ger
al @n6s Naabe> en- Ma1lD ipn1 for
ltaar' Sen &unlt at foo tine Silbp=
rere meo, bba0 e11ten Set gjpl0er at
illultrere Sc borneOe %>pugnerife
Siegfrie0c lnn1 Niet5lcbe folocr
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be6s1temni11g 10 / Moonc1lotte1l."
Salgsfpntpret I 6ambnrg gaar
gpbt. SDor bleD Ser ipn BE-
fien6t 0arnet ct Nftielellfub for
Dprettcl1e al ct norif 5ulgsfontpr
Sambnrg for Omlptning al Tiif
% Clio. @fsportprerne / Grpno=
bjem, &riltiunsi unO pg Muleluno
fglte fig tenmclig %mi5fornpjct meo
De Silfaor> JONI Sc tplfe Mellcnr=
mGno bp6. ga &rigcn brpo 1,b,
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Superintendent (paa Sonoet)
Set er Dog en- %ltorartet friif 21ft
Sc far bcrl10c."
@pnoen: ~So, Set CT lanot,
n1e11 Sc ofifpelige Gpflilter fpn1mer
forenDe pg p11n1per Sen i11O / ocres
Ginge pg fjprer bGf me'en."
geinaDffelic. 9omn1eren: ~9e
er anflaget for at babe l%tjaalet en-
Selt og ct l1br ira en- Mano, me-
Dens ban bobe0e."
Mnflageoe: ultnbifplb, ST.. Ms=
les1or, finn en- @e1t! &pao funoe
ieg gjpre for, at Ser loa ct l1br
@eItelommen?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

l min Ryg Og
Siderne og var
saa svag, at jeg
rmppe kunde I'D
rette nit Husar-
bejde. Jeg har
brugt Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
og Diet har varet
mig til stor Nyt-
te. Jeg vii anbe-
fale Deres Medi-
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Westbrook, Me. - ''Under Livs-
forandringen plagedes ieg af Smerter
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NnrA Daknta.

8amlc Mrs. .2arlpn / Bottineol1
County, Ser ppl1oaeOe ben bple Nl=
Scr al IS Mar, pg lon1 Diitnof bar
Sen plD]te blol1Ot 8ottineau Gplun=
tDs S110bpggcre, CT %fornplig 0pO bos
en- al benOcs Spinner / Iurtle
Mou1ltoi1ls, NOR 2afc Metigolbc.
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BIandede Announcer.

Days. gamle Kyllinger. Ruget paa
rette Made. Sendt rigtigt. Levsring
garanteres. Ligeledes agte white
Runner Hnder. Hllinger og Eg.
Frit Katalog. Bestil tidligt. Snow
flake Ha cherry. Mrs. p: p. Esffbach,
Mgr, 1406-R., sturm Ave-, Indiana,
polls, Ind.
% brugbare .N6dvendigheder j
Hiemmet Bringer $28 overall. ALE
sendt portofrit for 25c j S0lv. A.
center 0nskes. % Club Co.. Wolf
City, Texas. .