davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
SAYS INDIGESTION REslII re
FROM AN EXCESS OF HYDRO
cHLoRIc ACID.

Undigested food delayed in the
, stomach decays, or rather, ferments
the same as food left in the open air
says noted authority He also tells
US that Indigestion is caused by Hyper
acfdity meaning, there is an excess
of hydrochloric acid in the stomach
which prevents complete digestion and
starts food fermentation. Thus every.
thing eaten sours in the stomach
much like garbage sours in a can
forming acrid fluids and gases which
initiate the stomach like a toy balloon
Then we feel a heavy, lumpy misery
in the chest we belch I'D gas. we
eructate sour food or have heartburn
hatulence, water-brash or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any phar
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
tablespoonful in glass of water
before breakfast and drink while It is
effervesciny and furthermore, to con.
tinue this for week. While relief
follows the first dose, it is important
to neutralize the acidity. remove the
gas-making mass, start the liver, slim
ulate the kidneys and thus promote q
free flow Of pure digestive juices.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive and is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia and sodium
Ek1t hnrm1are r.lt. 4
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
Letter to
Or. kilmer G. Co.,
einghamton, NJ. Y.

Prove What swah;p-Root viii Do
For You
send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer e. Co..
hlnghamton, N. Y, for sample size
tottle. 1t will convince anyone. Yop
VIII also receive booklet of valuable
Information, telling about the kidneys
ana bladder. When writing, be sure
ana mention The Hattiesburg Daily
news. Regular fifty-cent and one-doi-
stores. '@
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
CURES OLD SORES, OTHER REM
EDIES WON'T CURE

The worst cases, no matter of how
long standing, are cured by the won
derful,> old reliable DR.. Porter's Anti
septic Healing Oil. 1t relieves pain
and heals at the same time. Csc, soc
$1.0Q
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
THE CRUNEWALD
New Orleans, La.
Absolutely Fire Proof
Cost $2,50O,OOO

Cost $2.500.00O
New Orleans greatest and largest
hotel. as thoroughly modern and
equipped as any hotel in this coun-
try. Centrally located. Eight hun
dred rooms, private baths, hot and
cold running water, private phone.
rates moderate.
The Cave
Solicitates erotesque figures. grot-
tos, winding passages, etc. Most
unique and modern dining room in
America. Tourists say There's
nothing in the country surpasses
It. The Cave covers 5000 square
feet OF foor space. There are
myriads of iridese cent waterfall
statues and tropical foliage add to
the beautiful effect. Here are
served the choicest foods in Dixie.
THE GRUNEWALD CATERER
is the most modern in America.
lacing Baronne street. Seasons
delicacies served here in the most
modern style and reasonable prices.
Seventy page booklet about New
orleans free, For further informa-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
CITATION NOTICE.
State of Mississippi

STATE OF mississippi
o Earl Aeanah, Ross zeanah, Burnice
Aeanah and Lloyd Zeneah:
You are commanded to appear be.
lore the Chancery Court of the county
OF Forrest, in said state, on the second
Monday of March, A. D., 1915, to de.
fend the suit in said court of Mrs M
f. Aeanah, wherein you are defendants.
This the End day of January, A. d.,
1919 Herbert ellis, Clerk,
By J. S. carroway, D. C.
1-4-3tues
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
ANNOUNCING
For State Revenu. Aor,,

me News Is authorized to announce
STOKES v. ROBERTSON as )cand,.
date for State Revenue Agent, subject
70 the action Of the Democratic pr,.
mary
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
AN INDEPENDENT PERSON


o wonder country giving pages
1den Wilson's Indianapolis speech
pendent uterance of an independ statesman bit
great many people have been speaking the Democrat
i &c party as minority is so
Of q minority the
norles think claim
u The moral of that is party in It's
F. lar membership has majority o
dependent voter proud of himself,
that he is boss and things
that he wants mentioned
things that want l N independent voter
but hope independent person. and want
70 say this distinctly do not love longer than
1t continues the immediate pressing of
America have bred in party, tut
love America great deal than
party and when the Democratic party thinks that it
to itself, then rise is a end
and its power depends and ought
that it knows what America needs
2 it needs"
No scratched ticket by
will is ND in the air His rearv in many instances
Il he has his credit by Roman
ALL" o political parlane
head and acknowledged leader of the
ocratc publicly Independent
than yellow sandpatter canine
aason grand old parties it smacks of treason
Though the that lowing eehnkng
erican citizens
Son says Republicans cannot For when speaking to them Or
"a them. Replying to some
scientific" talk he says:
THE Democrats have heard the talking
Fl the o a though the Repub
lcans given exhibition of
to handle scientifically. scientific put additional
already getting the
the profits then exceedingly
scientific. That kind know
treatment of the tariff they adjustment
ttede conditions of America and the world
EN-; and call their the
S<hat the bill which the
that thing. is and
to
upon all the conditions trade this
all the things that of
foreign countries well
into all those foreign
trade
full which will
questions international by
y schoolnaster. to
y struced Republicans. taught
a&prmary grade"
frhe temper of the speech is admirable THE
the Republican
{hat has had idea thirty
EIcian speaking historian
have found
would speak with dsrespec the
with of the The
Rnd prediction of the future The
those consult
erandfahers about everything Twill
in the spirit
ehiugon and saying things
[cz With and what really thought"
the President observe the
Is HAT small band political conpaors who beginning tai
fohowin the alleged rebuke November election wiz.
& pcRmlffans they
attorney Indiana deserves
A. Ioopw ona afurino tho ipdioto
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
Observation-Disclosures

EXCLUSIVE gowns for all occasions.
fancy tailoring, rebuilding of old
frocks into stunning creations.
PROMPT aid to the last-minute GUS
toner. Very special prices to in.
troduce work. Dos SHIRT Katie Ave.
none' S'o' 5-1m-p
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19

Sof-ratntlnS and paper hanetna
call Cumberland phone 7gS.-w 3
Combs. ,u..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
AN [ 5
ROOMS AND BOARD

rOp Rents or 1 unfinished rooms
reasonable. Cumberland phone $50
15-lUtp
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19

FOR SAIE--A5isceiianeous
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19
Peaches a Handicap.

The prevalent idea that it is easier
to obtain a pardon for "malefactors Of
great wealth" than for the poor man
is denied by Mr.. Finch. He says:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-19

democratic United States district
of
Haute practices elections
already pleaded guilty makes the of
notable "The federal
Indiana spite of the
- the Terre Haue scandal democratic politicians
Springfield Republican political political
Inference between the Democratic and
the crooks while
u 6erve
K
MD In Chicago Friday at SLAB bushel
Mere Now is good tim to to
plsnt This is going
sucks his job and whose thinker And
the farmer good for the
in And much abo
4$ded everybody has job and Business
re- Whether rich feelings, happy
aed or discontened depends largely psyche
llt1gs Of the individual
IN Massach to own all the
16 a public thought is for the government federal
~ nanopoaiee; such railroads. telegraph
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

gelgiifc Sernbanebpgne 9an,
mari. GioIigerc bar l1bIanoet alt
baientligt reprei enteret .gjennelr
ibenife og fplfe 8ogne / @o0stogene
pau 5totsbanerne. Sor Chen lei
man inliblertiO Ell MtGngbe Sernba:
1tepogtlc meb Sc tienitlige 8etegnel-
ler paa Sralllf, lfriber Scott" Sci
er Be lejeoe &ngne fra Gpiflano.
Gpiferne Dor imiolertio life uper.
laot fine egne 8og1le, men 0erimof
iienot erobreoe belgiife gogne op.
Eao mango lGier man e11o111 ser
frantic &riottefit, lom life er biifet
felt ITO; pua andre fan man finoe
&riOtteflte font: u2iebesgaben 81"
Get eller an0et Mrmeforps) eller lig~
neloe, ser min6er ON Sen 1tore
&rig.
Torfatningsfampen. Sra &isben=
bnb11 me66eles: Ser CT mi efter
langbarige Sorban0linger mellem
81 eprelentarter for be forifiellige
8artier ppnauet GnigbeO ON at
gje1tnemfpre BEN nDe Sorfatning.
Set ct iano1Dnligt, at 8artigrnpper=
ne bill bebtage Gprbanolernes &om=
promisfor1lag, og set CT 90 gibet,
at set bliber @rnn0lob. Sen 11De
@%runolob bill antagelig fltn11e 116ite>
oes Sen Ste Stunt, 1pm og1aa er
@rllnolobs0agen for Sen nGrb9ren=
Sc 6orfatning. lln0erDaanoen meh=
oeles f6lgenoe @nfeltbe0er / Sorli=
get: Ser forellaaes 6orbolbstals=
Dulg til 6olfetinget i1teOetfo Set
m,perenoe 6lertalsbalg. 5te1n11er
retsoloeren for Tolfetinget neoiettes
ira 80 til IS Mor, me1l bliper beh
fprlte @oIg 80 Mor, oerefter ipr1fer1=
Sc mes ct Nur beb bber Solgperiooe
i1lotil 25 ct naaet. &binoen foor
5ten1meret. Sor 2onostingsbplge=
re 1ettes 6temmeretsalDeren til 35
Mor. S Bette Sing faar is CT
bperns= &eprei entorter Seoe. Sill
Sfottelobens @eotogel1e. freezes /
6olfetinget to Gre0ieoels 6lertol.
Opnoaes life bette, fo11 Sineet for
langes oplplt, pg / Set nDe cling of=
gjpresl loo Sogen meo itmpelt Sler=
tai. Sill @r11n6lobsenbringer 1te=
freezes Solfeaftenming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Utter Mlle, oil bore fRroigt fen
paa g~fteriommere1L og llaar BET er
|taget ! 8nag, bill gienoommen peo
5orteoams 9osieritlg fu1rlte oberta:
geS at $. IS. 2orent5ens 5tiftelie.
9enne iiolte bill mt afbpnoe iii
gamle gienoom / &ige11sgaoe.
Srnbitifinomitricn. 9om be
fjenot bar ser beret ret b%etpoelige
Ganifeligbeoer til 5te0e for at FOL.
De ben 0anife Snno1tifin0uitri bel
lige, forbi mon margler BET r11sli.
ife Mipetre.
Man bielper fig lerlig meo @op.
pei og &il, bba6 ser a6ffillige Gte:
Der / 2anoet, ierlig .paa Sun, bor
lat fig tD6elige Merfer.
S Sberige ltaor man mt oberfo,
lignen6e Sanifeligbeoer> ibet ma1
faar Sobe6mengoen al Grn fra
MuSlan0. Og fpr 5perige ipiller
iom befienbt Senoitifinoultricn eli
n1eget betDoelig &olle, ibet rno1l efs=
porterer for en- Ones Millioner ON
9(uret.
Mnn bielper fig 6a mi 11eb Set
ill0enlan6fe Mipetre, men BET meb=
f@rer 10 en- iterf 5%fobni11g, nabnlig
/ Semtlal1o. s oct norolig1te Gbe=
rige eier 5tate1 tore 5fobe, og her
CT man 1l1 beo at nnberlpge, ON
Greet er tienligt.
geoor Sgerre / Se1ntlol1o / Moi
Stunt @aoneo brpoer op, bill S9m=
meret blibe floabet neo 90 @lbelle.
Set bliber ct i%11tereslont Spn,
me11 om Sfpbene bliber lige 1oo IN
teres Iante bagefter, tl1r0e bel blipe ct
SpGrgSmaal.
&rigen raierer og1oo ol1orc Gte=
Scr, c1b Dhnr 0en birfelig fprcguor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

og 81. a. / S%nobol0et al Ell &ortof=
fcllnorf. Ga @ortr1eren bar, Her=
gctral1g arope0e bnn &nrtoflerne op
% lplgtc Dem, bpoo bou eobt pipltc,
BON life mootte.
:. lllfbprg=9in0 @crrcocrs Gfstraret
CAB bum Ell betlnget 9om poo 20
Cages luoparlig Sungefolt, og ben=,
nc 0on1 ltaofGlteOc Sperrettcn.
@pjclteret neolntte De111c 9or1 til ii
Gage.
ct bprt ubn". Gn Gprlr9c /
S0sberreb / 9onnorf bar onlogt
Spgs11ual moo Ell @ouroejer og for
.lor1gt bon1 oplnt for sgres for1ur=
mel1c.
Mnlc0ningcn bar, at @oorDejercn
nn0er Ell Sr6ltri0 Dob0c ti1tolt
9prlGge11 meo u611" og nnbnt bouu
beo Tornob11.
Tco &ioneofbering blcp set ifplge
~9fpfpbing %pis" gootgjort, at Be
pooflogeoe llotrDf pur foloet, Dpor=
for @uor0monoel1 be0 Grogsbplms
9irfs Eplitiret blep iDen1t Ell 8poe
til Statsfas1en puu 10 &roncr, l1rb=
lioiert iin1pelt Sengiel / to Gage.
Gnobtbcre 1fol BON betolc lin Mnp=
port 5ogcns Sn1fpltninger mcb 12
&rpl1cr!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Jnu1a.

Sani # &pinoe ops. Wfrs. 8ert6el
Gbriltiunie1L MpOer til 9(ntpu Gbri=
ltianlc1l hoenoc npr @an1pton, of=
gift forle6en beO 9poen. SUM bar
fp0t / 0anmorf / 1887 og font ber=
ODER | 1887. @en0es Mon0 Dpoe
for ct N(orS Ei6 iioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
3ulla1h.

8ranben paa Marbns 9rasonfa=
Otter ct flere Simers langt
Ell Ser afiagt MrreItoefret
ODER en- &efrut, 1om mist9nfes for
at bobe paalat 8ranoen paa 9ra=
qonfn]ernen / Marbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Kjahrnhaun

nSllnltreret Sibenoe" opertoges
ira lite Mpril al ct Mftieielifab.
9ireftpr, Ganb. pplpt. @afon
Mielien bar opertaget Stillingen
iom Torretningsf6rer beo oe SerS=
1em,fe @lo6e.
Nsiiitent Trits 8biiter 6pb. Sper<
retslogfprer SPLITTER for bobt oen
Sorg at Mite fin Spn MS1ltent /
Gentralbeltprellen for Sc oo%nif=belt=
inoiife 9er> Srits &refti1rg &bilter,
Ser fornDlig ct afguaet beb 9poen
1pm S9lge al en- l1lpffe.
Sra Snititsraab q. @pricfe pg
&ul tru har ~9nnmarfs 8linbe"
mo0taget ct 2egut pao 1000 &r.>
bbis &enter ifol anben6es til &e=
freotionsopbolo for bpr0ige tren=
gen0e 8linbe; me0 2egatet fulgte ct
Mars Menter $50 &r., for at l1b=
belingen ollereoe fan begDnoc / 9lur.
Npt l1bfprielsforbn1. Suititsmi=
nilteriet Dor uoiteot Ell 8efjenotgip=
relie, ser 1trofs treOer / &raft, %
bborbeo forbpoes enbDer l1ofprlel al
2e0er=9 ribrennme og al alt 5aoel=
nroger=Mrbej0e, beO DDis Sremltil=
ling Mrbejoslennen efter Sultitsmi=
nilteriets 5fipn life 1t6gjpr mi1hlt
80 pGt. al set BERTH onpenbtc &c.
Ders &eroi.
TlbnefpnSct far I'LL 11oaet en-
5tbrrelie al ca. 10000 ST.. @eraf
er Sc 10000 ST. lfienfet til ct
Meroplan til Seren. Snoiamlinge11
mellem Sngeniprer og Sefnifere bill,
efter bbo0 ser erfares, formentlig
blibe forfeit, inDtil Ser Ell tilltref=
felige Mi6ler til ct @p6roaeroplan
til Marinen.
Hrof. @annober ct SlDbefon0ets
Sormorb,, Sabrifant Muge Sus5el
&nsIerer.
Ser er Gaaleo npf. Set ba1
peo Sc foretagne un0erlpgelier bi11
Jig, at ser / 9anmarf finoes til
ltreffelig Mpng6e @aaleo. Men
set menes at billie blibe banifeligt
for &usmeno og 6e mi11ore bemib=
leoe Sorobrugere / set bele poo
@run6 al ipigten6e 8etalingsebnt
eller monglenbe &re6it at ifaffe fig
Sen forn66ne 5aale1.
Set or6nes mt iaale6es> at &om
m11nerne / %forn66ent Smfang ober=
tager @arantien for 8etaling al ser
al min6re 8emiole6e in6fi6bte 5au=
ICES. Sn0enrigsminiiteriet bar gjor!
Mmterne %befien6te berme6.
Set gamle vSre6ensbns" iolgt,
Soreningem til 2erlinges 166m:
nelie bar / 6isie Dage iolgt Mrbei.
6erbiemmet uSreoensbls", @orte:
bans Dosieringen til s. s.. 2orent.
iens Stiftelie for 100000 &roner.
Set npe og {t6rre Sre6ensbus,
! iom 2arlitrgeforeningen opferer !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Sjerrefreoie n. 0e locialoenofro-
tiife Soreninger / 8jerrefreoien bol
peotaget at opltille @usnna1o Moos
Scnien, Mulc, font 5ociolbemofro=
tiets &onoi0nt / &rcOien.
Tripillig paa engelif She. M11.
rerneltcr &orner11p=8ang, Silfe:
borg, Der fpr fort Gi0 ltOe11 rejltc
til England, ct inbtrooDt / Ben ell
gcllfc Seer / Sportsn1enDe11es So
toillon og CT ofgoaet til Gronten.
Wagert &prs til Spiflanb. Sfpl=
&C uIbilteO Mmtsti0." for Sen tplfc
Staggering gipet Gillooellc til SnO=
fpricl al 5000 5tfr. u1ogert &beg
ira SDllan6. Set CT Dog finn Morlf=
ejerc, ser ielp fan feoe &bngct> lon1
fan foo Observation-Disclosures.
Sitter M. G6riiteni cn, @onlt=
bol1n, fom fornDlig llemt tillfn0e beb
at intte cit Motorboob / @abet, ioet
9ooocr pplteoc ppcr bonl, fnultc
bons enc Sen og fnnffeoc ilcrc
Nibbcu. @on CT lcl1erc ofgonct neN
0obcn, 50 9(ur gammel. Mfbpoc
cfterlo0cr Gnfc % s 8pr11.
MybDggct Mptprbaab. Gn al
6rcDerifSbopns &erft % SlpDcoot
npbpggct M>ptprbooO ~Mobol" oflcj=
lcoc fornplig til Marquis. Motpr=
boooen> bbis 8eltemll1ellcsite0 CT
p%ortltgiiiif Tltofrifo, iful %oflcpercs
til en- / Morblts liggenoc Camper,
Ser ifol forctogc Sen niocrc Srons=
port.
9pmt fur Srab. Gen rl1siilfc
Tprbp0er Sern1anl> Scr 11oget fpr
Sui / ber1let Gilltano orebtc en-
anbcn al @clGtningen pon ben nor
fife Oon1per u9agoli" / Morbrs
@apn, er peo s(orbus 8ptil,e iopmt
6 @ongc 5 Ooges Tenglel pao
%on6 pg 8rpo. 0pmn1en bil life
blipe oppelleret. SIT 5troffcn fife
bleb itprre i%fplbtes, at Ser %foreloo
formiloenbe Sm1tGnoigbcoer.
Stpre &eitrnp. u6ltpf11ingc1 al
@erregooroen uStore Heltr11p", lpn1
for 21A 9lor lioen fjebtes al @11s=
mnnoenes MISUNDERSTANDING, CT
mt tilenoebragt.
Hoo Mreolet, 1926 Sbr. 2onb,
CT oprettet so Gjenbomme. 8pg=
ningen og Sppebporcellen, 225 IDr.
2uno, CT i'll. uMolborg @enltreblob"
ira 1. 9(bril bortforpagtet til Sor=
lta11oer 8ranoe, 8rommingc, lpn1
lfol le0e @ejifole1.
~St. Me1trup"s @jenoomsifplo
bar UNDER Solget $40, 1000 ST..
gjenoomsifploen er MT $4,000 &r.
Janp &eiterbabsbab. Mor begpn=
Scr iii. uMibe 5tiftstioer6e" / Star,
ligelom t%ioligere, meo Selonen 1iOlt
/ Woj Mooneo og penter 1tort 8e=
log, Oa flere al be tDlfe og ale DC
belgi1fe acknowledgements life bli=
Der oobne0e / 9(or. 0esnben CT Ser
allerebe for Siben en- M9ng0e l10=
lenoinge, lerlig Spifere / &jeben=
bobn, og Sc bill ontagelig, naar Sor=
oaret fommcr, toge u6 til 8abelte=
6erne.
sam iulste 9artuflerne. Sobon
Solepb 5altoft 2arlen bar @nrtner
pao, Serregaaroen N6rre @osborg.
-@n Sag bleb ser gjort Mrreit bos
bam for ct gelgb, ban par ifDl0ig>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Germ.


tpr Ntels &ro1soger CT afgoaet heo
0poen poa &cjlefjorbs 5anatorium>
41.R slar 81.
9fiels 8ralsoger ipotes / Gor=
PEG neO Mi11glteo> bppr Gooerc1, Dell
/ i'm SID biDt fjellote, 1terft pnlitilf
illteres iereoe @oor0ejer Sons. Nicl=
len 8ronsogergooro> ben @ong Doc
Sc. 5pm Stl1oent fra Sorp 9lfu-
oeni fpn1 ban 1892 = 10 Star al.
= til &%j96e1lbobL og fer erobrcbc
Stl10G1terl omflnOs= Nprct pgs Sour
noliitifen Dllrtigt ben bel6egopebe
og aonospG1ligc Son0elpn. Com
So1trnoliit llog Don igjclrnem be0 Ell
Nrffc Nrtifler / uYplitifen" l1>bcr
M9rfet uNgricolo". 90 loopel Dis
le iom SEN fje1l0te @og ON ,Mcgjc=
ring % Nigsoag, ban l. 1903 llo=
CAB iammcl1 n1cb Ynllc Mpicnfrollt5
bite, at ban ltooia bcporcbc Steer
ligbeDcn til Sor0cn % 6pritouclic1l
al oen Sefolfni11g, ban bar l1ogooct
fra.
Oct fulot 0erfor l>atl1rligt, at BON
/ 1902 %opertog 2eoellen al u&ul-
tires Tolfeb1oo" / Ninglteo=S orp %
oermeo burtigt f9rtes belt ino poo
Eolitifc11. s sc fplgeuoc 9(nr =
til Spgoonm1en fnpffebc born =
bar BON Ell flittig 0eltoger /. Sc
fpr1llportiets = le1ere set rooifolc
&cnltres = %Ngitation og bar en- al
Eortiets bebite Solerc. San bler
90 og1uo ltrofs Wfeolem al set rnoiz
fole Eortis Sopeobeitprellc, pg So
Mlbcrti falot / 1908, tog ban &p9c
fre0le11 otter ltn golule Mooltonoer.
gllcrebc bo bar boll imiblertir
mGrfet al Spgoom. San g%je1pol9=
tes 1909, me11 ltilleoe Jig life / 1910
80. og / Marene itben ct &refter=
ne la11giont og iiffert e6bet lo, til
9p0en mt CT fpmmet lom en- Sc
%frielie.
9pbsf ais. Serer ST.. Sorenlen,
6rpsleb beo &pge, ct of9uaet DeO
De6e11, 63 Mor gon1nel. Sen Mf=
opbe beflpbte en- MGffe Gillios=
bberb og bor bl. q. m%angeonrig He=
bi1pr / 9onnorfs 2ererforening.
&pmmnnal &artoffeloDrfning. =
gfDf9bing SIS 8Draa0 bar beotaget
at 6prfe IL Gor. 2o11o meo &artof=
ler, iaalebes at &omml11len / Sil=
f9l0e af fommenoe 9Drtio fon lebe=
re &artofler til rimelig Ers til
8eboerne. Sc 10 Sor. 2onb lejes.
Gjenbumsialg, @jellan0s oa
SDns l6ltDfningsfore1ing bar al
&~ammeriunfer 5teenbocb figbt
u8langlteogaur6" beb S6enle, 800
Gor. 2anb, for 100000 &r. So
be0parcelle11 poa ca. 100 Sor. 2ono
bill blibe bort forpogtet til 5tatens
Sabebrugsforl6g. Melten lloltpffes.
@miniitrationen tor Stambniet
nSaaiinsc" bar iii. uSpns @enitre=
blao", efter at Seiterne bar foreta=
get en- Senben6elie til Sultitsmini=
1ter 3able, beilrttet at 110bDoe Sc re-
lterenoe ca. 200 Seiteite6er paa
Eaaitnge til @nIg.
9gbsfalb. @roprieter Sre6erif De
2icbtenberg til 2unoifob ct efter
lengere Sios Sbogeligbe0 afgaaet
beo Dg6en / en- MI6er at s. Mar.
&am b6rte Iigeiom fin @rooer,
|@o6sder 8. til Sesiel, tilDiurslonos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

vi vii starte Dem i T@jrcnsnings-
og Farve- Forretningen. Kun lille
Kapital ~nGdvendig, stor Profit.
Skriv efter T~ryksager. Ben Vonde
system. Dept. 18, Charlotte, N. c..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

9rrneringsarbejbc peo Clinton.
Clinton Gpurtps &on1nisl prer bar
ipurflot ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
foiterbe 100000, men bperpeo og=
ioo $4,000 Mcres MoielonD bill gjp=
res 0prfbort. @rpften bliber ober
1 Z Wfil lang, og meget al set 2ouo>
lorn beo oe1nc bill t%prlpgges, lig=
ger Lungs @ap1ie Miber.
@bitc &pie Mejeriet / Stor1n
2afe bleb luffet fornplig, On set bar
/ %financielle Sanifeligbeoer. N1 lfal
oct lettes / @ang igjen al S. 90.
9uslep, Storm 2nfe, og s. 90:
McGleorp, Gorlp. Set lfol MI beo=
Sc Nloin Gien Creamery.
George 80. Mlee, Neipell, en- of
Sc melt progressive Sarmere / Sue
mo- 8ilta County, bar opltillet en-
Eris, ser beItuar / fri &ejie til
llbltillingen / 9un Srancisco for
Sen Grerg / Gountpet, Ser aplcr
melt Wois paa en- Mcre Soro /
CONNER. Ser CT min61t $50 n1lge
Meno, lom fomrner til at oeltage /
&ontelten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Damers Observation-Disclosures
kun $1.98 for at indf6re den. Re
gular Pris $3.50. Pengene tilbage,
hvis De like er ,tilfreds. Oplysende
Cirkulere frit. G. G. Coffman. L.
Box Sc, Huntingdon, Pa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Nc Gam] Ms;d Sear fe og EEc ezsms. BOX FRIT.
Feber- og Ben-Saar. - Rones Re-
medy Co.. Box SO, Milwaukee, Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03

girls with the grit and thrift to earn the money. What one boy or one girl can do, others can do.
 A piece of ground less than one-half acre in size is sending Pennsylvania lad through college. When he was twelve years old, Albert Trunpeter, now aged l9 years, of Monaca, Pa, was given this piece of ground by his fathes, He had no expert knowledge of gar dcning when he began to cultivate it, but he sought pointers from every suc- cessful gardener he knew. During the first year he supplied his fathers and his uncle's tables with vegetables the entire season and when Fall came he had made S15 which he immediately banked as the nucleus of his educa- tional fund.
 During the next six years the boy cultivated his garden with the greatest care and was tewart1ed for his efforts with vegetables that were superior to those of any farmer whereabouts. He took his vegetables to town and peddled them from door to door in wheel barrow. Because of their luscious appearance he had no difficulty in dis posing of then, and he built up reg ular route. He saved his proceeds and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
| WALL STREET.

Wall street is today the grcatest unchecked evil in America, and the sooner it is forever closed the better" opines an editor.
 He bases his deduction on the fact that there is too much speculation in war stocks. Then he continues
 Shortly after the war started Wall street was closed and values of farm commodities and of securities re- mained steady. But just as soon as the street opened for business the price of cotton slumped and prices were shot ato pieoss. Supply and yxle- mand and not the law of the gambler should govern the prices of all com modities." tftf1
 Without attempting to protect Wall street. it smustf bst said that it exists because "there is 8 call for it." "A stock exchange is, absolutely essential to insure sort of handy place" for tke. buying ana. sellihg of stocks and where stocks can readily t,b-t tutned into .money yhenss 1iecessary.s, The ga gambling ll festurle rl hqvey9f, ! iiss an evil and could be dons away 's2itAs iWiirhout saffoolihg 5 the legitimste business of4the eschange. Aai ss And If the sstock exchange had mot '4Al6ssed. I when " sxar 'Bfote I'seuss ssar'eYy ||sseqftaail4lly |sq al4ly would have. been ahot so '1Mseecesi fia S3i .i4 hsS# 'f.W li:li.s gJN