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which the body of the woman was
lying.
Neighbors say that during the past
two months they had noticed evi-
dences that the old mans mind was
beginning to fail. 1t Is said that for
some weeks Hanzel and his wife had
quarreled frequently. and this may
have been due to his alleged failing
mental condition. In addition to the
husband, the dead woman is survived
by three daughters and one son.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-16

chased less than five years ago was
Sc. Since July the new rate of $3
car has been in effect
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-16
BRISTOL BANK CLOSED
PLUNDERING OF
FUNDS II CHARGED AGAINST
THE MISSING CASHIER.

Aberdeen, Nov 16.-Special: The
First National bank of Bristol, cap
italized at s25, 200, with deposits of
$245. 900, was placed in the hands of
National Bank Examiner Thomas B.
Campbell
G. A. Bemitt is the president of
the institution and Torgus Strand
ness cashier.
1t is alleged that Strandness, who
left Bristol two weeks ago, has been
conducting a systematic plundering
of the funds of the institution for the
last year. His present whereabouts
is unknown.
Defalcations, Says Williams.
Washington, Nov. 16.-Controller
Williams announced tonight that
the First National bank of Bristol, s.
D., capitalized at $4,000, surplus
$1,000 and deposits approximately
s191,O00, had closed as the result
of defalcations involving officers of
the bank"
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many
friends, neighbors and members of
the Owls lodge for their kindnesses
extended and for the beautiful floral
tributes sent during the sickness and
death of our son and brother, John
Johnson.
Mrs. Anna Johnson and family.
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The two children OF ]. w. Nix. Cleve-
land, Ca, had Group. He writes: Both
got so choked UP they could hardly
breathe. / gave them Foley's Honey and
Tar and nothing else and 1t completely
cured them" Contains no opiatss. CutS
the phlegm: opens cir passages. Sold
everywhere.
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THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

Unsettled weather tonight and
Wednesday, probably showers,
warmer tonight; colder Wednesday,
increasing winds.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-04-23
Government Physicians Report on Brinkley
 People

The report of the investiga- tion of the U. s. Health Officers who visited Brinkley last fall has been received by Dr. E. D. Mcknight who was Health Officer at that time.
 Dr. Von Esdorf. the sanitary and health expert in treatment and extermination o f malaria lectufed at the Brinkley Presby- terian Church to large gather ing of people, while the investi- gation of conditions in Brinkley was being made.
 Blood of 32O Brinkley people was taken and sent to the U. s. Laboratory for analysis in order to discover the degree of malaria infection. The report on these blood tests reveals the fact that 34 out of the total 32O have blood infected with malaria germs. The list of 34 infected ones in cludes many of our leading citi- tzens. Some who are appearant- ly in most perfect health have infection of the most pronounced form.
 It will be remembered that Dr.. Won Esdorf. who is an acknowl- edged authority on malaria stat ed that there was no other way malaria to be spread except by the anapholine mosquito biting first a person infected and then a person free of infection. He stated too that there was abso- lutely no other treatment under the sun for malaria except by quinine taken regularly in spiel fled doses. The treatment for an adult is five grains of quinine morning and night on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each week for three months CT five grains daily for three months. This treat ment is for all those who can tolerate quinine and those who cannot must have special treat ment.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-04-23

to your gasoline. He is abso- lutely a master of assemblies" in securing the quiet and good order necessary for being heard to the best advantage.
 It is surprising that in preach ing Billy has before him the full written sermon. 1 have never seen this in any other evangelist. Though he gives his eyes pretty closely to the audience, and hops all over the platform. he returns to the desk ever and anon, and turns the leaves, showing that he is familiar with his manu- script throughout, and is keep ing the place.
 Continued next week.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-04-23

a cent over there. The rule is rigid which compels every woman to remove h e r hat.
 Nervous and quick-tempered he takes notice of the ladies' fans:
 If some of you women take off your coats, you would not get so hot = sitting there fanning!" Whether choir members a e devoutly inclined or not. their decorum is perfect; they are afraid of Billy! Sympathetic and apporving amens" are to him interruptions. When a brother
 had shouted out a "hallelujah!"
 Billy paused to give adm onition:
 Do not get your sparker so near
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Billy Sunday as a Preach
 CT.
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
 But Billy has won his spurs and none now need blush for him. He is so in demand that he can accept but few of the calls given him. He has en- agreements two years ahead. Delegations asking for his ser vices are now here from Boston, Boooklyn, Buffalo and Richmond, Va. He is laboring at high pres- sure, and is taxing his energies to the utmost. Enthusiastically, he is deeply in love with his call ing. He says he has not in him the stuff for the making of a pastor, but that he would not exchange his office as an evange- list for any throne on earth. Sometimes he has put it this way: I f President Wilson should call me on the telephone, and offer to swap jobs with me, unhesitatingly should answer him, No, nothing doing, Wood row and ring off. :"
 Speaking of his pulpit method, Sunday reminds one of Moody in the close attention he gives to what Dr. Broadus used to call the physical adjuncts" of a religious service. He has had. his architect construct a huge sounding board over the pulpit, for bettering the acousti- cal effects of the building. He watches t h e ventilation, and does not hesitate to give sharp public reproofs to the ushers for not using their noodles" in con- trolling temperatures and drafts. In this. he reminds us of Spurgeon's directions to his deacons, in the middle of a ser mon: Open the windows. and let the Holy Ghost in" If a child cries. quickly comes the speech: Don't bring the babies in here. You ought to know better than that! Take them to the nursery; it will not cost you
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humble judgment ability the Falls City debt such meeting held be done in the with participate there of cent out o the transaction cedo stop the mandamu ent anu Ill the end everyone their interest," to which they entitled, to
 Don't think unduly aamd As something ahead for every property owner or the county the cry of alarm and to insist late This is what have ieve it be a solution to offer let's have it, to
 Respectfully,
 R K MIL
The Brinkley argus., 1915-04-23
Cross Country Auto Trip

the South end of the county Wednesday. Leaving Brinkley at 9:l0 the car pulled up at the Court House in Clarendon at 1929. The roads for the first 3 miles south of Brinkley were fine and smooth but the 5 or 6 miles thru Keevil township were about as rough as can be found, in fact it is the toughest road road we have seen in the county. After getting into Cache town ship another smooth strip 0 f road was found and again the throttle was opened up for a 15 or 20 mile speed.
 Thus the advantage of the Special Road District" legisla- tion for Brinkley and Cache township is forcibly impressed on a person.
 After a couple of hours in in Clarendon the car was headed for Holly Grove and but for the low and high bridges, forcing an occasional slow down this road would be a real speedway.
 A stop was made on this road in a big shady grove for dinner and then another stop at Dun- can where we enjoyed a nice little visit with those clever and hospitable friends. Capt. and Mrs. J.T. Graves at the Captains store.
 Reaching Holly Grove at 20 o'clock the ARGUS man enjoyed most heartily the two hours spent in greeting the clever Holly Grove business men and incidently booked a number of nice job orders from them.
 A big cotton deal was being finished up in which 800 bales of Holly Grove cotton was being weighed, checked, marked and paid for by a Memphis firm. The ARGUS readers will remem- Der that last fall the ARGUS told of how P. c. Mayo, of the firm of Mayo & Mayo. expected to meet the slump in price of cotton by storing away all of their cotton and holding it for 10 cts. At that time it will be remem- bered that there was no demand for cotton at all. N o one want ed it even at 5 and 6 cts. Mayo 6 Mayo felt the demand for un- usual action in order to protect their tenants. patrons and them- selves, and began storing t away refusing to sell a bale. The result of their action is best told in the money they have saved by their holding until now. It is said that they have "cleaned up" between $l0 and SIP per bale by holding and that the price they received was about IOcts. per lb. Thus it is that the clever Holly Grove merchant wins out in the watchful, wait ing plan. and Pm glad of 1t too for there are few men who are more deserving of good things than Mayo & Mayo.
 Leaving Holly Grove in a sprinkle of rain, the run t o Clarendon was made in 46 minutes.
 The running time from Clar- endon to the ARGUS office was 1:lS minutes.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-04-23

H. c. Strong was a visitor in Little Rock this week in attend ance at Little Rock Preshytery. Mrs. Strong and son were visit tors in Hazen during MT. S's absence.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-04-23
Deputy Sheriffs Appoint
 ed

The following Deputy Sheriffs have been appointed by Sheriff Milwee: Chas. c. Crume. J. J. Grisham, Jno. w. Hooper, Joe Nunreiter, c. s. Henderson, w. c. Swift, G. l.. Franks.
 veiI 'em you saw n In the ArSua
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
Gen nebgrabeoe Gfat.

s sc Mtotir" ifriber Clement
@olttel:
~Gu SDlferne / Augl1it Maaneo
1914 1lerr1eoe Jig 2%anOsbDen T, og
ga Mobame 3 fulgte Be andre Sc
boeres Grernpel og. / &olt forlo6
8pe1, ncDgropeoe bl11 / lin Sobe Ell
Gel Nenge, 5plptpj og ol1ore Scott
burbeoer. Sen n~eDgropeOe Sfut be-
finder Jig lnOer set flerOe &oltanie-
trp til @pjre for set ltore @lomiter=
beD. yeour man graDer omtrent Ell
Mcter 11eo i %Sor0erL bill man fi16e
en- 8lifpife, lom %inOebolber Seroi=
logcrne. 9e n1ilitere Mutoriteter
ont1rooee on1 at opgrobe 5fatten og
lenoe oert1le til Maoame 3 6, De=
p%ortenentet 9pre 2oire."
Ser goar nelte11 life cit l1ge.
Dbpr life ct loa0nnt eller ct nogH
ligncnoe 8rep fommer til Ell &orpsz
fommonDont, % r0e milit9re Mutoz
riteter", Ser ollereoe er 8ogtere oDer
al @je1opm, l106elere al 2ebneoS=
mi6ler, Gontrnllprer al Be bDgielniz
ife TorbplO og allcs 6or1Dn % Ben,
bliper MI ogiaa Sfattegrabere. %.
bo CT Set, man ofte bliber Sio1te
til Ell 5cene, lom fumes flippet no al
en- al Conan OoDles eller 8ellS Ell
Ter gamle 9nmas'. &o1naner, SEQ
Mattetib, / 8%9lgn1prfe, mems &ug=
lerne flpjter % @ranater11e bpler De-
reg forfer0elige Sang, niger EN-
Sr11p Menb, Der er bebGbne0e meh
Softer og 5paoer, fig r1eo ct Nar
8lpnolDgter mo ! Ell eller anoen
@ltin al ct Sl1s eller ! Ell 9abe, Der
er rooet op at Sc fienOtlige Bomber.
Og fer, / Sienoe1s Rarbeo, tqt Deo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

|2Rgen, ban bab6e faaf ct ile1m
SOLD j &pggen og bill pare uar-
IbejosbDgtig 1ogen Iio.
Oct banfeoe nbpsgcligt. Scr bar
ppret 5pggeri i Sfjern, fortaller
pGfiern Dagbl." S eli bd &affe
8nie / 9itergaOc bar mon lengere
SID bprt 8allfcn ON Soften, en-.
taftfalt 8u1fen, en- @ung imellem
meo Opbplo. 5ppgeri bill mon 10
neDig tro pua, men bpab f1rbe bet
bore SorDoriel ON Ell eller al1z
oe1l nlDffe maniffe ~ ia, bpem beo?.
8%1sningerne CT mango, % Sinoene
bar Gnglteoe. 5too ma1 op ON Scot
ten for at 1%lnoeribge, bborfra sen
ubDggelige 8onfe1 fl1rDe bi0rgre,
laa bar Ser ~ pan ngte 5ppgelie=.
ma11er ingelt cling. M}en flere pg
'flere bprte set borfe. 5fr9fffen
breote Jig fra &11s til &l1s. @bem
beb, ont life set tilitO1t bnboe bor=
fet / .bele @pen, bbis man life Ell
ifipnne Morge1 baboe Dert Sen
fjen0te 8anfen fra ct lille @us, bpor
cit Snno laa og beri teoe Sop
per.
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timber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / 9%fatslanb.

ut MlfoDolforb1toet / set r11siiife
&ige / set ltore og bele bor birfet
efter i'm &enltgt, CT ser efter ollie
%fren1fom11e Weeooelelier at 6pn11ne
irtgen GpiM ONT; nten bet bur oog
pglaa oelnis babt ubelOige og gan1fe
upente0e Sdlger. 8la0d
~9eplpuja @remja" bar laalebeS
gjort oc1 %pirfelig fprblpffen6e 9pba=
gelie, at 5orbu6et bor giort morge
Mennefer / Solfets breoe Sag til
&e1lligbeOs= 6onatifere! Ser er
bber Sag Srangiel / Mpotbefer og
Garfumebutifer al Soft, io1n bill
fjpbe olle Slags 5fjpnbeosbonoe og
Narfumer og 0eriblan6t nobnlig
gau oe Cologne. 90 ipprger man
meo Torba11iel1e ONT @r11n0e11 BERTH,
far Set nebnte 8loo ogloo fl1noet
Sboret; en- al @lobets Meoorbejoe-
re fortGller nemlig:
ga ieg forleOet bar fon1r1en ms
/ CIT ltor Notwithstanding, ioo jeg
blanot &unoerne ooffillige meget
jGpnc 5olf, og jog .la90e napnlig
Wgrfe til Ell Mrbejoer, Der upoifet,
ufammet og lnabiet gift bort mes
flere SLATER gou Sc Cologne. &aa
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SCANDINAVIAN MONOGRAPHS

fonot oen og aflebereoe 6en paa
&ontoret, bbor set fonltatereoes, at
oen il6ebolot ca. 100 &r. Set Ipf=
feoeS 6plge u6reo. 9agbl." at fin
oe 0amen, in0en Gogets Mfgang,
og BUN, Ser life bapoe iabnet Br11-
gen, bleD / 8eltprtelien ioa GLAD
ober at faa iine Yerge igien, at
FUN gob Tienere11 - 25 Gre.
@an tog 8pien beb @prnenc. Sor=
bolteren paa Dren0eu1pgooro, CIR.
2ourien, foriegte forleoen at fange
en- &pie, ser bab0e rebet fig lbs. @on
greb fat / 9Drets 9orn; men &biel1
bar ben ltarfelte. Sen tre11gte bqm
ober moo ct Segr 90 in6 giennem
bette. Eaa Sen mobiotte SIDE al
Segnet CT ser en- 0pb Wergelgroo;
ben DaDoe &bien iffe regrt n1eb,
ga be11 ltprteoe reo / @raben
gab be11 fig reiolnt til at lppnnme
ober @roDe11, og Sorbalteren bolbt
go0t fat. Snart baDoe De begge fa1t
@runo ulloer 6e0oerne og &pier1'
maatte opergiDe Jig. Men Gorbolte=
re1 moatte / Splge u&olb. 3d." til
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Spertraabt Observation-Disclosures

~"S%*%uuO~
gn &jpbmono / 5ilfeborg bar facet
en- 8p0e poa 20 Sir. til 5tatsfasien
for at bape foripgt at ubfpre roget
&cltefip0 ag nplombereoe Ydlier
iant 8en5i11 og Serpentin til Spn=
oerjplla11o / &osier, ser paa Gragt=
brepct ongapes at i1oeboloe Son=
ming i @las.
Is npe 9amperc. Mftieelifobet
Don1poftieielifobet @elterbapet / Gs=
bierg bar for Ii0en 16 npe 0am=
pere rt1oer 8pgning. Soa 5lpoeoof=
TEN / &jpbe11bapn bpgges 6 Dumpez
re, 9per poo ca. 1900 Cons, / Dor-
orecbt 2 poo ca. 1850 Cons. 0am=
per11e lfal leperes inarelt, pg BE fle=
ite al bcn1 bill ir1Dgaa / 6laa0en al
lereoc i 2pbet al 1916. 9e bill ollie
foo Sienlteo / @sbjerg. 5el1fabets
Sloobe teller / gjebliffet 26 0am=
perc.
&elpnnet @Grlisbeb. 5or 1rogle
9oge itoen elunte cit rejienoe Dame
fin Eung / 5piieialn pau Sre0e=
ricio Standardization, gn Ijener
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

De og to 5feerr al Sglb, olt bpao
Ser par lepnet ben0e fra benoes LIFT
fclige Gage.
Der funoe fortelles ON mal1ge
Iafnemligbeoens Iaorer, 1ne11 og=
iaa on megen 2igegploigbeo og me-
gen ~latterlig Jororingsfulobeo. Der
bar Ell &rofurator, Ser bar flpgtet
ira lit @lts og &ontor, fra Dofu=
me1lter, Mfter, Berbipopirer, Ser
tilbprte bans &lienter, og 1am re-
pralcntere0e pDer cit Million Srcs.
Otter en- foreful6 @fspeoition funbe
man le1roe bant alle bans &er0i=
popirer. san ifrep og ibarebe: vSSeg
taffer oe militere Ml1toriteter me-
get, foroi Be bar ienbt mig 0e $50
pirer, leg baboe laoet blibe tilboge /
nut &ontor, men ieg befla9er megd,
at mon lite og1uu Dar 1enOt mig EN-
S6nbe gon11nel 8ourgogne, iom jeg
iotte megen Eris pao, og font jeg
los blipe tilboge i Min @infjeloer. !"
On Spnoe fin 8ourgogne! Nej, min
gooe &rofurator, BEN faor Sc birfe=
Zig fife. @bis Sc biblte, bboo &rig
en- iaa biloe De ogiaa bioe, at 11oor
Sreoe1ts Gage fommer, bill man fin
Sc Millioner> 1om mon troeoe bar
gaaet tubt, n1en n1an bill life finoe
Ell 9roobe Sin oe forifiellige @i1l=
fjelDere.
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9ri9srappprter: &orporalen:

ari9srappprter: &%orporalen: -
~9r. Sergeunt, ieg melDer, at Dor
Gotrllie oberraifeoes al Sienben.
50 Monb bleD ifuot, en- taget tilfan=
&c og en- iaaret; leg miitebe nit &c
beer"
Sergealten: u@r. 2pjtnant, en-
Hotr1lje bor bobt ct 5ammenltg0
meO 5ienoe1t. Gn Ma1to bleb 1qa-
ret, og &orporalen fit lit @eber be-
lfooiget. 5ienoer blep ilaaet tilba=
&C."
2pjtnontc11: uSr. &optein, min
Mfoeling bar beret / Scamp meb
5ieloen. Sjel10en leo ltore Sab. @ao
Dor SIDE bleb Ell Mano iaaret."
&uptejne1l: uSr. Ober1t nit
&plr1pogni bar %pDerroifet Sjenben og
orepet bom tilbage. <11 en- &or-.
porol fit fin &otrontoife beifooi=
get"
Sberiten: u@r. General, be UNDER
min &om1nanoo itauenoe Gropper
for ongrebet Sien6en og tilfpiet
bom ct Heoerlag. 81 tobte fun nog-
le t6mme BatronbDlitre."
@eneralen: ~Deres MoiGtet boz
re Soobe1 bar babt en- ny Srem-
gong. Seq bar meb SEN UNDER min
&onmanbp itaaenoe Scr leberet ct
tort Slag. 5ienoen flpgteoe efter
at babe libt 1tore Sab. 8i bobbe
inge11 Sab, men tog to &anona."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01

Spmprflom6e0en benleoes paa Sen al unoertegneoe &omite u6=
}en6te anmarfsA8D9nin9s& lom er ct bigtgt 2eo Q}enri6eien
al 0mfDltingerne til 9anmarfsgp 9uingen. po Observation-Disclosures i
@ou 9ranisco, bborfor hi 6oober, at enon1 ret mange n1a benMHe
Mnlebningen til at blpe Gier al Sen inu1fe Grinoring ont nppnte FL
1ouie 8egipenbe0.
@lahk11 ct fonpeneret' al SET befen6te 0onife &ruuHner, &rof. 81.
&rog og preienterer Com Set bill les al meofplgenbe MfrDf Ell tppHf
6omf 2on0iopl. Sen CT frenthllet pa Sen &pngeige 9orceloinsfa=
BRIT i &jebenbaon pg ct uofprt i 6u6rifens befen6te blaa Sorbe.
S Jig ieo ct npoeliet arnfbarf os en- &rpo for enbber oouf @tue,
fanr CIT Elattc iom 6enne cit gonffe inrig @ero b0 fun at bore trent
}hlet ct meget begraniet snol @fsennplarer = en- @aroi, iom bill
1ige betpbeigt Norenes 2gb. So 6enil bill SEN olo ppre ct tale1oe
9ebs poa, at gjeren Ell Gang bar me6 til at itptte ct Eot 6anl=ame=
rifanIf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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&1n6 Dormel, iom @er9osfogeo
geielien / &ol0ing be1laglagbe, 1am=
|tioig meo at Siicber maatte 6epone=
re 100 Marf og labe @ognen og
9eltene opltoloe / SreoerifSbpi &ro.
|5ilcber og bans Gamer maatte Ser.
efter lpaO1ere til 9u0ersleb, efter
at Jiicber if9lge Solo. 3d." bapoe
erlugt 500 &roncr / 9cpoiitl1m, i11o=
til Sage11 CT / Sr0en.
Spif @clpnnins for '@ielpiombeb.
Set er meget Danifeligt at bore a
jour me0 Sc tpife Mpnoigbebers Sin
oro1linger meo Sc11lpn til 8asfor=
boloene beb @ranial. Moifillige
Solf fra 9anntarf, ser / Sen iencre
SID bar taget ODER @rer1ien for at
bjalpe til meb @pitarbejoet Ser, Ell
fommet ilen1t i 6orlegemb@ for fit
%l1fjenoifab til &osforbol0. st Sill
feloe at SEN Dirt en- nplig pasieret,
fortGller u&ibe .5tiftst.":
@usmnnb Niels 8oe ira @pm tog
0en lite Ml1gult ober @renien for
at gjpre l1ogle Duges so ltarbei0e
bos cit Some / &oaoger, bbiS Mn11o
er in0fal0t til &rigstjenelte pg lpm
iioDer alene bjer1n1e / ct 8oclslteo
me0 fire imaa Bpr11. Men ba1 for
.1emte paa. @r111l6 al l1fienblfab til
6or6ploene At faa lit &as paotegnet
bos Mmtsforl ta11oeru1 og bleb berfor
arrclteret pg f9rt til Softlun0, bDor
ban mi bar iio0et / Denbeo IA 90
&c.
Niels 9oe funoe ofie nogle Sage
fra Mrbei0et paa fin egen SOB, 90
6ons &pr11 enbn11 life por mp0ent>
og tug berfor beroper. @on er Ell
bjelplom pg %trofdlt M%rbej0er> men
al en- noget trolfpl0ig Natur, % set
er life at berrte, at ban if11loe fje116e
Sc prel1siifc MnorOni11ger. @ob6e
ma11 beo @renien gjort bam be-
fjenbt meb, at ban ifuloe til Mntts=
forpoltere1l / SfjGrbGf, baboe ian
iiffert fltlgt Mnbisningen.
@a11 terrific fun paa at bore til
9fbtte. Set ct DoorDt moi, at bal1s
@jelpiornbeo CT re1ulteret i, at ban
MI mao D%eniiboe | Mrreiten / 5te0et
for at fomn1e bjen1 og 1grge for TIT
ege11 Snobpitning. Otter &imeligbe=
oe1s 2obe ifltloe man ipnes, at ban
boboe &rob poa Iafnemmeligbe0 /
Ste0et for Struf og set en- life loa
1n6erligt, at set bliber mere %
mere bat1lfeligt for 2al10men6ene
/ 5pnoerjpllono at foo Ijenel tefolf
ira 0o1rn1orf cller 0aglejere |
11oar Spboloet Ser fa1t
syplf laa Dprt at 1tna.
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nit Spergsn1aaI forflareoe Ell CT
peotent, at 6enne Mano bar en- ta-
big &l1noe, % at ban brugte mere
@ou De Cologne END ben melt for
bal1te &rimaooma. Jorbauiet ipurg-
te leg, pn Man6en ga baifeDe fig i
ean oe Cologne. Og set oberraifen-
De 5bur LOO:
So bet gior ban rigtimof -
men fun %irobetoig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-01
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6~nnnfrjwllann.
8ranb paa Ms. On flor 8rono
bar g0elagt &jpbmanb 5torfes So
gerbpgning / M1tgl,ltenborg poa Mls.
Sfa6en m0roger cit balp Million
Murf.
SnsleifrGmiler us &rissfanser.-
Sor at flpgte0e &rigsfanger life lfal
foa 2ejligbeo til at ombptte 0eres
llnifornler n1eo cibilt Gpi bplbes
Oct for %np0be11oigt, ifriber uIonDr.
3eit.", at Der til Sl1gleifremiler pao
Marferne fife nnbenoes M}o1bsorog=
ter, n1e11 fun &l11De= eller &bin0e=
Dragter.
$50 rnsitifc Sanger TOM forleoen
5enougs Morgen fra Songeleren
i Horcbim / M%ecflenbltrg til Mo=
berraa. Sc bleb pan Statsba1,egaar=
SEN bette / minbre Groppcr pg
1erbt 11b / Smegnen for at hjelpe
meo @gltarbejoet. Get bar / 6plge
r&ibe Stiftsst. giennemgaoel1oe
fruftige Tolf, og 0eres llniformer og
Stpbler iao erOnu gan1fe gobe no.
Spbolbet / Spnocrbore. Gpife
unoerlaatter, lp1n life CT boiotte /
SpnDerbprg, n1aa life ppbolbe Jig
oper "a elmer in6enf or 8pens Ont
roaoe l16en at bore / 8eitboelie al
Ell lfriftlig Gina0elle fra @nrniions=
fommo11Ooen. Set iurnme gjGloer
for Sc forbun6ne Wagters timber
iaatter.
Sienbtlige eller nertrale timber
%laatter mao life opbol6e Jig Ser noen
foru6 in6be1tet ifriftlig Sillo0elle
fra @enerulfontm1ol10oen.
Welet /. Senge9almen. 6r11 Mor=
tenie11 al Mbfjer ltob forleoen pe0
6lensborg 2on0sret n1flaget for it.
fe at baDe opgibet lit Sorraao al
Mel rigtigt. SUN boboe fun opgipet
so Hun6. 8e0 en- ienere l1n%6eripgd=
lie fanotes ser / ct gammelt 5enge=
ite0 / 9almcn on1trent Ell bel 5ef
Weel.
Statsoobofoten or6rog poo 500
/ 8goe. &etteu ibpmte / Tplge
uSlensborg 3d." Sen Nnflogeoe 200
/ 8p0e.
6prfaitet 9iebiiipn. Ije1eiteforl
5cbnibt al Iornum blep
forleOen at Slensborg 2on6sret
8 Waonebers Sengiel for at
9obe prpbet poo at uu0brage Zig fin
G%ernepligt. @on Ell 10 Mar % bp=
rer til Sen life nO0onneOe 2anb=
torn1. s tin Notwithstanding
)ebOe0e ba1t, at ban abqr bpnt meo
for at bope l,n0oroget Jig
Sernepligtelr. Ser f%oreloo fun en-
forbcreoenoe @onoling ellcr Ell
troffefri fripillig Silbagetrebe1 ira
&igsretten / 2eip5ig Of
oilte bam bpg og ltobfeiteoe 2anos=
Tpripnnoen. v&ejn10al" meooeler::
Mcjeribeitprer Nubns / 5pan0et>
>er nplig al 2anbsretten / Stems
Borg blep ibpn1t 6 Tigers Senglel
ipr 8 @orgc 11oen Gillooelie at bope
oberi frebet SEN Ou11ite @r911ie, Ell for
omtrent l ltge lt0en meO lamt lin
iSomilie for DunOel1 ont geattu1.:
Dean mener, at Sc er rejlt til Oan=
marf.
Nel1b11s, ser i EN- lang Marrefffe,
iao la11ge Weejeriet bar be-
bor beret bets 8eitDrer, bar
en- meget 0petig Wa110, Ser bolbt
Meieriet / e1 l1bmerfet SrDe11 pg
Daretog SSnteresientifabets Sorp, iom
bor set bans eget.
&oitbart Slormel. gn. @e1ltier ST.
icber fra Sa0ersleD, Ser iantm1en
n1eb to 0amer babbe beret i &ol=
bing, biloe forleben Mften tilbagc
ober @renlen beo 6re0erifsbpj meo
tit &e%itefjpretej. 8aa 5orelpsrgiel
al @r9rleopiDnd, ON 5iirber meo=
fprte tolopligtige Garer, ipdreoe BON
Sect. SON baDbe f11t mgle Waifinbe=
Ie. 90 8ognen bleb %ln6eriggt, fm16t