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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
FIRST OF FORD
REBATE CHECKS
BEING SENT OUT

Distribution OF proflt:sharing
checks to more than 100000 pur-
chasers OF Ford motor cars In the
United States alone during the fiscal
year ending July 81. began Monday
morning. this being the day set by
the Ford Motor Co. some time ago
for cutting the $15,000.000 melon.
Each purchaser gets $50 rebate on
the purchase price OF his car.
As another instance OF the Ford
way Of doing business, the checks
are being sent out in the same or
der In which the cars were purchas-
ed. Thus, the FIRST to buy their
Fords last year will be the first to
receive their checks. They will 60
to all parts OF the country.
A department has been established
for the special purpose Of handling
this distribution, and the same sys.
TEN that characterizes every de-
partment Of the mammoth factory
Is In evidence here. II Ia planned
to put the checks out at the rate of
10000 per day. On this basis, the
distribution would take 80 days, but
the probabilities are that more time
will be required. The stamps alone
will cost $4,000.
A battery OF assistant cashiers
has been working steadily for days,
getting the checks signed up. The
used machine. which signs
fve checks at once.
All the checks are drawn on the
Highland Park State bank. The
money has been in the bank some
time, or most Of II, for the company
set aside $50 from the purchase
price OF each car to cre1te this pro-
ft-sharing fund, and It has kept on
growing with the sales.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
Oun try Should Be
Ready, Says Head of
War Veterans
FAVORS 2 LINES
OF 100000 EACH
Unlimited Equipment
for Volunteers An
other Part of Plan

hrst line or standing army OF
100000 men, a second line OF 1907
600 men. and an unlimited equip
ment for voluntary army--such is
the plan advocated by thomas s.
Crago. of Waynesburg. Pa. COM
mander-in-chief OF the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars OF the United States.
which is holding a four-days' con-
vention in Detroit.
Mr.. Crago. who is one OF Pennsyl-
vania's four large.
led a company to the Philippines.
and said that he knows what he 10
talking about when he speaks OF the
necessity OF equipment.
Fifty men In that company were
without uniforms" he declared.
THE Ftlipinos that they had TO face
were better armed and equipped
than we were. We were In horrible
shape al the beginning OF the Span
tsh-American war, as everyone
knows. We ought never TO be found
ata4Alt dlt'l lildt ltoSOEs
IF this country ever faces Sc.
rious war. We need have no fear OF
raising large enough army We
shall have plenty OF volunteers. Our
spirit is all right in that respect.
But II would be slaughter TO send
out men unequipped against such a
well.trained army az that o; Ger
many. II is mistake to suppose
that a man can be taken on the
streets and be made a soldier mere
ly by thrusting a gun into his hands.
Training is necessary, but equip
ment is even more necessary. II we
have, stored in some safe place, the
equipment necessary for volunteer
army OF millions, We shall be ready
TO meet an emergency"
Mr.. Crago said that he thought
Secretary Daniels advisory board
of experts a good ming
"lt is always well TO have at the
country's service the brains OF such
men," he said THE danger is that
their opinions will be disregarded
and their work showed aside
Mr.. Crago believes that the con-
vention viii adopt resolutions voic-
ing frs belief that the country needs
a larger army and navy for its de-
tense.
Capt. Samuel j Smith. chaplain
of the Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
0,hA has ma In n
Philippines on three different as
signments. Is prominent figure In
the convention. Chaplain Smith
spent part of his boyhood in Detroit.
He Joined the Eighteenth-st. Baptist
church. now known as the Stanton
Park Baptist church. He also be-
came a member Of Ashlar lodge OF
Masons in Detroit.
rs this Woodward-ave. ?" he ask
ed, as he came OF Washington.blvd.
on Michigan-ave. 81 haven't stopped
on in Detroit since 1886. and there
have been so mary changes that 1
don't know the city at all. I've lost
the old landmarks"
Chaplain Smith says that It Is his
private opinion. and therefore not to
be emphasized, that the Filipinos are
not ready for self-government He
says that many OF the middle class
have told him that they prefer the
present regime. and would not like
10 change TO a native administra-
ton.
MANY Americans have fine plan
tations In the Philippines" he said.
THE more foresighted acquired land
right after paciication, and now
have beautiful groves Of cocoanuts.
I'd like TO 80 back there. I've been
spending the summer In Maine. and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

der OF your days together" said
Judge Hosmer, after Good had COM
pleted his testimony and the attor.
ntys had rested their cases. you
are too old now to think OF starting
life anew. Neither OF you has
enough money to set up separate
homes"
Good shook his head after the
court made these remarks.
Judge Hosmer said he would take
the case under advisement for a few
days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
HOVEY FINED 500
FOR NOT PUTTING
UP FIRE ESCAPE

Frank D. Hovey. who gained some
publicity few years ago by prose-
cutting a vigorous campaign for clean
alleys. was fined $40, with the option
OF 30 days in Jail. by Judge Jeffries,
Monday morning. for falling to equil
the Eldorado apartment house, OF
Winderst.. which he owns. with
fre-escapes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

Viva Push. No. s sherman-st.. col.
ored, was arraigned Monday morn.
Ing on a charge OF killing Jesse
Simpson, also colored, No. 10 Sber,
man-st., and held without bail for
examination, Aug. 20. Her defense
is that she shot Simpson when he
tried to break into her room. She
was caught in Milwaukee. The shoot.
Ing took place q week ago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

.fornpielig % bellpffet. 5onrlerell1
baboe allereOe bolot lit SSt1btog Ser
oppe. Set baboe beret parn1t !
flere Gage, pg 5aaningen bar lac
l1ogenlunoe giort fer0tg. ginterer
bapoe baret uieobanlig mills.
ut Sarmerne bob0e bapt gooe
Nar, tDoeoe mango cling poo. s
Slarton fl1nbe man en- 2proag tnlle
pber 40 Mrltomobiler -paa en- Gang
gaaoe / &enmare. og Slurton be11=
teoe nlat1 TIM paa, at flere 2anbs-
nlGn0 Dil0e fomn1e pg fjpbe 2anb,
|iaa life Spiferne Ii6t efter list
ifulOe f%ortrpnge 9anlferne. 2ige=
lebes flage0e Sc oper, at Sc bler
poo mango Maooer beban6leoe Jon
Somfun6ets Steobpr1t. &1111 gol1=
tie foa &relter eller Sore6rogsbol-
Ocre gior0e Jig SEN ltlejligDeo at
fonr11e og tale til ben1. Sc to. Soc
nigbeoer | &en1nare .pg Slorton
pente0e til @fteraret at fl111le falhe
fat HrGlt, Ser iful0e bo / &enmare
og oerfra betjene Slarton og nrnlig=
big ct &or anore 5maoplaoier.
Oct ct gon1fe liffert gooet Ser
iom iuu nlonge o11bre 5teDer, at Ser
u0e omfring / 5omfnnbet life bar
pGret bibere &111lDifob til Sc gooe
8etingelier, ser bar tillteDe for
mango al bore Soft til at funne foo
Zig ct goot Silent meo inrao Mei0.
Ter. Sore folpniieren0e @eitrGbelier
bar beret altfor 1preote. 9og be<
orc tent enc al0rig. @ionererl1e
6erlloe ipnes langt fra at bobe tobt
Mo0ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

pcls Tprlborere perc iltono til al
bploe Stillingelt, piloc Set blipc
npODclOigt at a1,gribe 9psporus'
@cfGl tni1,gcr, men oenne Muligbeo
CT nGl ten ntGnfelig, for Oa bil0e
Sen a11gribenbe SHADES nplte
5friOt bore at pOelpgge Sc to
8roer opcr Set gDlone Sorn, og
bette biloe gjere Sit1atione11 /
&onltantinopel laa abiolut 1,bolo=
bar, at Gi1,genes Silltono piloe bli=
he ii Bo11gc berre ems ipr.
Seq gour us fra, at Set ,nlt n1oo
ltoa flurt for 2elerne, at Sc iom CT
@crrer opcr 9oroonellcrne ogiaa er
9errer pper &onltantinppel.
8osporus, lpm ferer ira @obeO=
ltaocl1 til Set forte SAB er / lige
2inje npppe 10 e11ge1ife Meil lang,
q.
u1cl1 5tre0et er %ian1ti0ig meget
lmolt; intct 5teo ober h--1 en-
gelif Weil og paa Set lmallelte blot
Ell bolb @til bre0f. &et1ringen En-
egcutlig fra 9eoro til 5po, men set
inor Jig trent og tilbage fra 9it til
gelt og fra @elt til glt / l,tallige
8ugt11inger. Mf Sc ii Mail er
egentlig Blot Be to iioite naru1elt
Sortebabet befeltet. Neten CT
life ale11e life befeItet; men belt til
&rigens llbbrl1o funotes Ser life
iaa n1eget ipn1 Ell mooerne aaron
paa 1loget 8unft mellem 8pen og
Observation-Disclosures Sen tDr=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

&eEeEMMHsMa%W AHHA.E
Sirsbag Mften Sen 4be Wioj pil
4altor sc. 6. @rpie peo @plgotba
airfen blipe i11oiat i lit Gmbeoe iom
Grpit for &irfen. Snointtelles=Ge=
remonierne fnretuges at &altorerne
8. g. Bates, $. Sc. @il1pn, &c. 9.
Golporbs pg 9. 9. McGaslin. Mlle
CT biertelig Delfpm1e.
Sngcn Stemmcrct fpr &binbcr.
&cprGlentont q. 9. 2urions 6or=
flag ON at gibe &%bin0erne 5tcn=
mefet peo Observation-Disclosures folot
fprleocn mes IS 5ten1lncr moo 40.
5pr ge6togelie al Ct, iaaoan Sob
frGpes to SreoieOele al 5tcmmerne
afgipet for Sort laget.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj9rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
S9ndag Form. ri. II. S@ndagssko-
lie III. 9.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. Hj6rnet af Broad
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds-
%tjenester som . fglger: Pradiken
S6ndag Form. III. 1890. Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
SSndag Aften ri. 7.45; literert Mo
de de tire f@rste Tirsdage i Maane-
cen. B6nnem9de liver Onsdag AZ
ten Kl. s.
H G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. S., m6der l. og 3. Fredag i Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
@olgatga banif=nprife EresbDteria=
ner Strife, 1876 Gbpmos st., ner
&lce ct. Oanif @11ostjeneite bber
S9noog Morgcn ser. 1890. @n=
gclif @ubstjcnelte bner 5pnoag
9lftcn ST. s, bpprtil ollie CT bier
telig belfonnc.
Ealtorel1 bill bore at fi110e / lit
&ontor / &irfel1, 1876 Ibomos
st., bber Sirs0og, Gorsoog og
2prOag, fra &l. 9-12 6m. og
fra 81. 2-5 @n1. &oltorens So:
Zig CT 1u1 / Nr. 2SS Tbomos. ct.
g. s. @roie, &o1tor.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" mo-
der 2. og 4. LGrdag paa Vasa Hall.
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. S. D.. T. mGder 2. og
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS DOTRE mgder 9. og 4.
Tirsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, IS w. I. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA" mo-
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
CHRISTINE LOGE Mr..
so. D. S. S., mSder 1. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN "HAABET" mgder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE-
ming m@der paa Central Annex Hall
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

fife Staggering bar oltiD bnret lao
liffer paa, at Oaroaneller11e life los
'iig f%orcere, at 0en life far brD0t
fig ON at ipe1Ocrc Genge poo at be-
felte Sosporus> unotage1 altlaa Deo,
Oct iorte SAB iom 8eitpttelie moo
&uslano. Mer1 ga bette 2o11os
5ortcbopsflaooe olorig far pprd
pibere ltprf, bor Sc tprfiife 8efplt=
ninger Deller life peret set. Scr
ct life nogen 8r1,nb til at tbiplc
paa, at. bab0e &uslonb ejet Ell. 5or=
te6obsflaoDc beltaaen0e al n1ooer=
nc Dreaonougbter bilbe 9ospor1,s
bope peret forceret for lpngc iiocn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Mcmig6ebs= 81

SNlpOt.
S Sirs6ogs Mftes ofbolDt ct
&eOers bonlfe lutberife Menigbc(
lit Marsmp0e i &irfe1olen. Mp0e:
bar go0t beipgt, og ser berife0e Ell
goo 5tenu,ing ODER Sorlamlinge,1
Spre,O 6orborolingerne begpnote
bapOe mon SGllcslpisning, Der bal
mrongcrct al Ell Semitic, melt be:
%ltaocnOe al Meolcmmer at ling:
oon,sforminge11. &or0e11e ia,
inu1ft ppnte0e mcb 8lomlter, og Oel
bar ri9elig al gob. MoO.
Menigbeoens Torn1uno oobneDe
Mfpoet pco at bDoe Torlamlingel
Selfommc11, % CAB herefter cit fort
lSpcriigt opcr Sc Digtiglte @cgipe1=
beOer, Der nar foregaaet i11oen Me=
, nigbcOen / oct f%orlpbne Nor. q
11pe bibragpoe11oc McOlen11ner bob0(
ill1ttet Jig til Menigbeocn / set for
lobnc Mur. 5Grlig uotoltc Torn1on=
Sen iin GleOe pper Set gnbe Sor:
bolo, Scr bobbe berifet / Menighe=
Sen. 2igeleoes 1lbtolte ban Ell Sal
til &bin0eforeningerne % %llng0pn1S:
forc1ingen for 0e11 ltorc 5tpttc, 81
bopoc pnret fpr Me11igbeoen.
&cltprelien for. set fon1menOc Mo,
blep belbis gjcnpolgt. 0fartin 9tel
ion, 6or1nono; 81. 6. 8osiel1, Scott:
forrtoro; sc. g.. %9fosuu1slc1 gjen:
bolgtes 1om &osi crer. M. @oc1
bolgtes io1n protofollercn0c 5cfrc.
ter / 5teoet for Mrel Sprgc1ien
Scr al flcre ,@runoe life flraoc toe'
|in1o0 @jcnbalg. Yau,l 5tecnbcrg
st. Bal1l, gjenbalgteS ion1 FORE
iponoerel1bc 5efrctGr. e. Senicn
is. q. Mpller og Mils g.. Mosrmts:
fen polgtcs lnn 9iafoner. $. sc:
terien og SO. SenOergaorO lom Mepi
iorcr. Menigbeocn bopoe / BET for:
Ipbne 9(or bopt cit SrotGgt og Ell
l1bgift al list opcr 1900 Collars
Eoltor Garpgooro u0toltc c1 Io1
til 5tDrelien for Set gpoe 5omar
beibe / Set forlpbne Mur; ligcleOcs
ubtolte ho1l CIT Saf til Mer1igbcbe1
pg oea1 oa,ife 8efolfning for Sen be:
re6billige Stpttc, Ser / nllc Mua:
Ser bar ubhilt / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tpreniu9cu 0ngnab 2uge al ~SS11
Dependent S%canoinabinr 8orfi11g
mcn's Mslpciotipn" nftpg / lit lt0lt(
Mpoc fplgerloe 11pe Meolemmer
Gbomos Carton, &ictpr 9fellon, 9eel:
8erg, Carl 2orl on, 2l1bpig Sns.
uien og Grief Serftroer,. &icnic:
&nmiteclt, Scr bcitaar al tre Mc0
len1mer al bber Mibeling / Milu1en
polls og ct. Saul, rapportereoe, a
Sc baDoe be1temt Starters 2ofe ii
5te0et for Sen pootG11fte llofl1,gt
Slt1i Maone6.
81. s.. 6. Moc1l bar ioo bel til
pas igjell, at Dul1 pDerDGreOe MpOet
9an taffcOe Me0le1nnerne fpr Scr
5pmpatbi, Sc bopoe bit bom nnbe1
bans Spgbont, pg iamtiOig minOeO'
Me6lern1ner1e pul SEN 6orocl %
Stptte, en- &erlon fan bobe / laa
0anne Gilfelbe, pe0 at bore Meole11
al Ell iao0n SCREENING iom benne.
Meifol 2iolr, 6ugnaos fprite 81
ceprG lioe1lt> bar ogiaa igjen tiliteo'
otter ct lo11gt Srober. SON 1tbtalt'
Jig megf begejltret ober at ie iat
mango 11De og 11nge WeOlemmer til
ltebe og ober SEN GnigbeO og SSn
teresie, ser Der febe: Scr. @rabt
unoerbolbt otter 0ep0et meo Silto
rier.
9oa nnlte Wapoe, Gorsoag Sen ST.
M3aj, bill set blipe ct Mpnitringsmp
! so fnr NJ fnn nIIn mpNIen1mer 4iiI n
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8naacplabs fpr ct 8iblipthef. :

8%pggcplabs fpr ct 8ibliotbef. =
8DronDet beDtog fprleDen cit &e1ollt=
ton, jon be,npnDiger &on1nlisiGren,
Mntbo11D Doerg, til at fjpbe to 8pg=
gegr1noe / 81. Mntbnr1D @arf for
Opfprelie al ct Carnegie 8ibliotbcf
8eboerne / bette 0i1trift bar inO=
lamlet Ye11ge til n9pnte ,Tor=
mool. Gorncgic=@prporotiol1el1 for
orer in1iolcrtib, at &jebet ifal ife |
BDens Nunn; inben Opferellcn fan
fin6c 5teo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

nGbneutional Smnibns Mppru=
priatipn Sill" er blcpct pcbtogct
meb 40 5tcmmer. S11oo ltclntc
ingcn. Tprilugct freezer CIT lanllct
8enillil1g poo ~ Mill. 9nll. fpr
2 Mors &erieoen, lom lll,tter Den
81. Suli 1917. @obeoonlegget pcO
Minnelotos l%lniberiitet erbol0er
$1,S46,500. llniber1itetcts 2an0=
brugslfolc pro ct. Mntbpnp 8orf
foar $3S3,00O. Torifjellige Bolter
til o%ln1inoclig 5folebjGlp / 5taten
uoejpr 3,s3o,ooo.
Bepillingel1 poo $4,000 pr. Aal
i 2 9(ar til 5totens TprltDnlen Ell
beotaget al 3ulet.
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..SelIia 0Iab"
Gfibene.

Sfibene. u4ellig Slab" al
5conoinopton-M merican 2inien on-
fom til &riltiansiano Sen 16. Mpril.
Gil6agcrejie1 til Mmerifa 0erfra BIZ
foregaa De11 %. Mpril, meo Nl..
fonnit til Seem Oorf be11 4. Meoi.
uSreoerif VIII" al famine
2inie onfom til &riltiansian0 5. IL.
Mpril. Gtlbagereiien til Mmerifa
@foregaor berfra SEN !. Wai, me6
Nnfpnit til Seem Dorf Sen II. Mai.
- Oscar II" al iamule 2inie
arfom til Seem Sort SEN 81. Mpril.
Mlt bel. Stlbogerejien fra Seem
Oorf foregoor Sen 20. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

nnsoe rem. Sugnao 2oge bill. Girs=
Bag Nften SEN 27oe Mpril oflagge
&al0er 2oge, lp1n mpoer poo Nicb=
l1on0 Sail, ct 8ei6g. De Dil bobe ct
go0t 8rogram og en- iocial San1=
menfom1t efter Mpoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Gcnb &abet biem til 5lagtnin=
ge % Genner / 9onmarf % Spn
DerjDllanh iorn BeDis paa, at Sc
enbnu nri11oes SEM %Derbiemme. 81
lenber 8lo0et regelmGsiigt / bDcr
llge beo Mootagelien al 8elpbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste SGndag Formid-
dag III. 1920. Altergang fgrste
S3ndag i hver Manned. Anden
S9ndag hver Manned tillige Aften.
gudstjenes..e III. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
mar henvende sig til Kirkens
Pr@st, Pastor A. J.. Tarpgaard,
>2S1O E. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Gn iprge!is Siloragelic paa @D=
bDipttalct bGnOtc for i1nglc Sage
1iocn, ioet en- 3 Mor gon1n1el &igc,
Datter al en- @onOlenoe beo. Ntopll
@abriel 9iricbor,, 1862 5tote ct.
inolag0es paa 9plpitolet for eli
9alsliDelle, Ser almil1Oclig belbrc=
Dcs peo Mnpcnbel1e al. 9ompbobc
Sen lille Eige bleD ogloo unberfo.
1tet Denne Sur, men beD llforligtig=
be0 eller ltbcfjenDtifob blep 8orne1
UNDER &l1ren ifoloet iaa .1tprft, al
bum opbe UNDER 8ooet. ut laooall1
Tan bGnbc poa ct 9olpital, lpncs
utamfeligt.
5agcr1s f1,loe 5oruu1erbpng G,
enon1t life pplplt, men oct bill prrt
at boobe, at sen bliber set, % Scr.
me0 ornget 0miorg for pg iruffe'
S5nrbplosregler moo, at Sen Slags
l1agtiombeo bliber lrnnuliggjort poo
ct 9pipital, bbor 5plf | Iillio pr
go6 Iro o%nbringer Sc 5pge fpr al
belbrebes og life fpr at lioe Sin
idsDpoe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Mputbcterlupcn, lor1 forlcDcn pco=
toges al &ongreslcn, Dil ira og meo
benne llge trnoe / &roft / al lin
5trGngbeO / st. Eoltl.. Oen fpr=
1te Mrreltation gjorOc5 / 2erbogs,
Ga oen 19=oorige @orrp Gornep to-
gcs / 6orparing al Eolitiet, Scr
falDt bom / @ciioOclie al itpre
WGngDer narfotiite MiOler. Sre
9r11ggilter og Ell 2Ggc for Dernel1
at ltaa til Mnlpar fpr at bobe iplgt
Den forbuOte Meoicin. s 8pgernt
pnu ct MpotDef bite Set Jig, at al
1913 Gecepter lpO oe 175 pou mario.
ti1fe Mebicincr.
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St. Paul.
atpbcberr mca inoienoeS, iaa De er
Grptferiet leneit GorsOag Ve!ooag.
&Dutpr: POI Curt 8lpef.

Gcb &jpb cllcr &cparation al
lbre beigg Sen pelfienote Supeler
@imon Melion, .2O9 6. 7tb Street.
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Sra ct 8eiag / Morb 9afpta. 90
Gaitor 81. S. Iarpgaaro font i Mon-
bags tilbage fra fit 8eieg / Mor0
9afota til Be til Sen 6anife Strife
bBren0e Menigbeoer / &e1111are %
Slarto11. 5urer1 babDe pnret meget
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minneapolis.

2pn9blomiten Mr. 13 ofbol0t /
@>on0ogs Mftes en- fe1tlig 5onune11-
fomlt poa 9ania Sail bportil ct
tolrigt' Yublif11m bopOe gibet Ms0e.
~@lomltcn" bpO ba pglao poa ir6=
bolosrigt Yrogrom, Scr belto0 al
flere 1lomerfeoc &o11certn11rnrc til
ligen1eo 6arce11 "&oballcricDof".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Spbicls- os 9ppsiatiitif. S
Morts Mool1eO fal1otes i ct. Saul
ialt Ago @prn. S lammc IiO opbe
iolt 26 Ycrioner, bporaf II ielp be
rgneOe Jig 2ipet % II Op0c lor1
s5plge al l1lpffestilfGlOe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Sen nbe Yoitmcitcr, Otto g.
&atb, bar laot forltoo, at fan mes
ollie til &oo0igbc0 ltaaenOc @eiolcr
bill iege at FIRE Tortjenciten / st.
8ol,l til ct lao bpjt 5tanoplrnft
font muligt. Tor at opnoa Dette
bar Fan uDtolt at bile toge ifplOiQ
Senlpn til olle &lager eller eben=
lucille Gorilog, Ser 1i1aottc inogao
til bon1 fra &ubliflm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

SN|
tolrigt Yublif1,m bopOc gibet Mpbe
n9lon1ltcn" bpO ga pgloo pou il1O;
bolosrigt Yrogrom, ser belto0 a
flcre 1lDnlerfe0c &oncertnl1r1rc til
ligeu1eo Sorcer ~&obollcricDof".
MISUNDERSTANDING paa 9anio
5all. 59noog Sen IS. Mpril SCI. S
9lfte11 bil 5berre 2drlen me0 Ms1i
itonce al flere gobc &refter gipe CT
llnOerboloning poo 0ania Sail
6orm al to @nuoepiller: st enfol:
Oigt &igebar11" al Grit 8pgb, og &c
Mprfe" al 9el1rif 2inoelnnlr1. @il.
letterne fp1te 35c. = Sc Mnnoncen
&ielicr. S @jenrn1et bos Balto1
Sarpgaaro piebes sen 15oe Mpril
2ouis GlfjGr % Mils Senii1re 6
2orie11. Sc mgiftes Silent bliper
9(ifpp, Minrt.
- Sorsbag Mften SEN Is. Mpri
pie0es 81. &eterien og Mers. Mnnc
Morte1ic1r, 1896 15tb 9lpc. g.
gn nieeet bpeeelig @rplll,psfei
af1ll,ttebe 8ielien.
st.. Ycbcrs &trfes ltngbpmsfpr:
ching banOc Mfr. &pt5 til at bolO'
Tprc0rag ont Splflo110 / SgnOags
Mftes. Scr. &pt5 tpg ferlt fine Sill
bprere mes pao CIT &11l1Orejie gien
1,un Ipiflan0 og CAB ct @illeoe q
Sc lfifta1Oe 5ce11er pg omtalte ser
nelt Spiflan0s 5amling og fulfil
relle l1Obifling fra Mi6ten al be
forrigc ~9(orbu110reoe pp til bor'
Sage.
Set tpife Solf bar efter Mr
&pt5' Mening ct pirfenoe % itreb
lon1t Tplf, iom, bpis SEN militer'
Mun0 funDe blibc n%e0truoot, bil0'
bGre Set b%Dgtiglte Splf / @eroen, .!
lelp ont Sc bill blibe Sc toben0c / SCI
&rig, Be MI CT in0bif1et /, bill Sc me
get bnrtigt rejie Jig igjerL begr1moe
pan beres 9Dgtigbe6.
Toreoroget bleb bprt r1e0 megc1
Snteresie al en- ltor Soriamling.
Gilbelm 2orjen.
See ~ Nof.. O,.N MI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Baa Spnoag Sen 25Oc Npril pil
5pnnogsifolefloslcn optagc liltc Wfp=
Scr igien / @olgotba &irfel1 bber
5pnoog TormiO0ag ST.. $50. Wle
8prr CT bjcrtclig n%elfonne.
&irfens llngDoms fnrel1ing nil pau
Gpn0ag pptage fine Mpoer iglen,
OF alle Mcolen1n1er og 8efjenotc CT
bjertelig Delfpnlne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

&armen / 81. Ianl operltigcr
ollie hibti1 fjenDte @rnnier - SCI
paol tooes n%er1Iig for bcitemt, at Oct
bar Sen pll1oielige Sarmc, Scr Tor
Ie0en tGnote Slo / ct gun1melt S.
bus pao @ice 5treet pg @alib Mpe.
S bnert Salo fjenoes ingen Marlog
4iI sSl0cns Opfomlt, loa ma11 faar
bel tro pau @iitorien. 5faOen an
laoes til $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

S eli Mrtifel betitlet v&rigsil1o=
trpf fra &onita11tinopel" me0oeles
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-09
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URIC ACID
SOLVENT
For Rheumatism and kidsey Trouble.
so CENT BOTTLE (32 DOSES
atFE AlSkL " "

Just because you start the day wor-
ried and tired, stiff legs and arms and
muscles, an aching head, burning and
bearing down pains in the back-worn
out before the day begins, do not
think you have to stay in that con-
dition. -
Those sufferers who are in and out
Of bed half a dozen times at night will
appreciate the rest. comfort and
strength this treatment gives. For
any form of bladder trouble or weak
ness, its action is really wonderful.
Be strong, we'll and vigorous, with
no more pains from stiff joints, sore
muscles, rheumatic suffering, aching
back, or kidney or bladder troubles.
To prove The Williams Treatment
conquers kidney and bladder diseas-
.es, rheumatism and all uric acid 'trou-
bles, no matter, how chronic or stub
bora, if you have lever used The VIII
Hams Treatment, w will give one soc
bottle (325 doses| free If you will cut
out this notice and send it with your
name and address, with loo to help
pay distribution expenses, to The Dr..
D. A. Williams Company, Dept. 1877,
New P. o. Building, East Hampton,
Conn. Send at once and you will re-
ceive by parcel post d regular soc
bottle (32 doses), without charge and
without mourning any obligations.
One bottle only to a family or ad.
dress ADV. - "