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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01
COfnpels All impurities
To Abandon System
Blood Troubles Can not Re.
main If Properly
Treated.

There is in s. s. s.. the famous blood puri-
Der, property that absolutely compels harm
ful 1nhuencesato Gsintegrate and lose their
identity. No matter what they are called
nor how destructive they are there is in S. s..
y. powerful, searching counter influence to
annihilate the most eruptive germ, causes the
mucous Innings to convert 1t into an inert
substance that is quickly thrown cut of the
blood and out of the body by the skin, lungs,
Kidneys, bowels, and destroyed in the liver.
There is not a single advance in medicine
today that in any sense Is an Improvement
over S. s. =. Surgery is a wonderful, mas
terfal science, but when IL comes to purifying
the blood s. 3. S. stands alone. Thousands of
doctors have prescribed 1t. Their patients
do not always know It is 8. s. s. because
they leave the treatment to the doctor i'm
plieitiy. But fair-minded doctors long ago
realized that in the vegetable nature of S. 9.
s. were certain ingredients that to the blood
in sickness were just as essential as the flesh
building elements Of the grains, meats, fats
and sugars OF our daily food. The average
doctor is humane and Of trained intelligence.
He has seen the recOveries from worst cases
Of blood trouble by the use of $. s. s. Get
bottle of s, s. s. today OF any druggist
Accept no substitute. And II you wish
proper advice on any form OF blood trouble,
write to the Medical Adviser The Swift Spe-
cifc Co., 1O2 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. It 10
worth while doing so.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01
Wednesday

The Study club at Portage has elect
ed these officers: President, Mrs. S.
H. Peck; vice president, Mrs. R. B.
Wentworth; Sec. end Treas, Mrs. Ches
ter w. Smith. This was the last reg
ular meeting of the club until autumn,
altho the club will hold social in the
near future. Mrs. Peck formerly resi-
ded in Baraboo.
A few days ago deer wandered into
the yard of William Dennis near Merri-
mack and seeing itself so near the
houses became frightened and made a
dash for the railroad track toward the
lake running into some wire netting
placed near the house for a chicken
park. On account of the height of the
fence it went against same with such
force and could not go over it and afte
several attempts fell lifeless with a
broken neck. The game warden was
notified by Justice A. Coates, who saw
the deer when it came from the Sank
Road. 1t was shipped to Madison by
the game warden.
P. F. Lueth, formerly of Baraboo
but now at Everett, Washington, has
sent this office booklet of Snohomish
county, in that state. 1t deals with
the past achievements, present status
and future possibilities of that coantry.
Agriculture activity, land values, fruit
growing, poultry raising. mineral re-
sources, fisheries, climate and other
topics are discussed. Among the lead
ing towns in the county are Everett,
Edmonds, Arlington, Munrce, Granite
Falls, Snohomish, Stanwood, Gold Bar
and Sultan. The booklet is profusely
illustrated and copies may no doubt be
obtained by those interested II applica-
ton be made to the commercial associ-
ton at Everett or TO MIR. Lueth.
Some light is thrown on conditions in
the. City of Mexico by late issue of
the Mexican Herald. 1t was very difficult
for the poor people to obtain corn and
tortillas had reached high price. In
the markets eight small ones cost ak
cents and it would require six of them
to make tortilla of the ordinary size
that sold few months ago for q cent.
Bread used by people higher in the 80.
cial scale was scarce and high. In some
cases medium sized loaves sold for rs
cents each while 80 cents was the price
of small loaves. In American money
the price would be half those figures.
Flour was scarce and dear in price. The
situation had been somewhat relieved
by the arrival of heavy stocks of Ameri-
can breakfast foods from Vera Cruz
that were selling at $3.50 a package.
Although Lent had reduced the con-
sumption Of meat, it still sold at very
high prices. 1t was also difficult to get
harcoal, a necessity for cooking and
heating.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01

down at Madison Tuesday. The deci.-
ion effects all future primaries and
elections.
Some time ago the supreme court
held invalid the constitutional amend
ment under which, in recent elections,
men who had not full citizenship papers
were denied the right to vote. on the
ground that the amendment had not
been properly spread upon the legisla-
tive journals. Thereafter it was found
that under the decision a majority of
the constitutional amendments, includ-
ing that recognizing the supreme
court itself, were illegal for the same
reason. sThereupon the case was re-
opened and the court revised it's for
mer decision, declaring the franchise
amendment valid and a bar to voting
by all who lack full citizenship papers.
The following is from a Tampa pa
per: On board the Ringing yacht. Zum-
brota bevy of young ladies made the
trip to Green Springs this week as
guests of Miss Hester Ringing and
Robert Ringing who have been spend
ing few days here the guests of Mrr.
Fred Lowe. The Ringlings spend the
winter at Sarasota where they
have a fine residence and several
boats, the Zumbrota, being the lar
cgest of the feet. 1t is new boat
and cost 100000 being equipped
with every convenience. Miss Ring
ling and Robert Ringing came up from
Sarasota on the yacht several days ago
and visited Mrs. Lowe, who is soror
ity sister of Miss Ringing. The trip
to Green Springs was an enjoyable one
and the following were Miss Ringing .
guests: Misses Nellie Conn, Edwyna
Annes, Virginia Wagner, Martha Har-
ris. Florence Horn, Florence Baker
and Mrs. Lowe.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01

G.. w. Pierce Of the town of Fairfield
was in Baraboo Wednesday and reports
that the ice has vanished from the Wis
cousin river. Mr.. Pierce has lived on
the bank of the stream for many
years.
George Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, of Sumpter has gone
to Bookings, South Dakota, where he
will spend the summer.
Roy Hyer, son of Mrs. w. s. Hyers
has gone to Groton, South Dakota, to
remain for the summer. This is not
the first season on the prairies and he
likes the west very much.
Pattison Murphy, who has farm in
Merton county, North Dakota. says they
are sowing wheat. There has be en-
much snow this winter and the weather
is now warm. He expects to go in a
few days to look after his claim. His
son is with one of the railway lines in
that state.
The last legislature voted $255, 900 to
aid the state fair provided the Milwau-
kee county board of supervisors woul
purchase tract of land worth about
$40, 900. The board has hesitated and
the state has threatened to move the
fair. On Wednesday the board voted
to purchase the land providing the
state will expend the 255, 000
O. J. Nc Gilvra of the town of Sump-
ter is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
j. C. Payne. Mr.. Payne reports that
the crisis is past in the illness of his
son in Sumpter, be is much improved
w. H. Babcock, county Y. M. c. A.
secretary, met Wednesday noon with
the students from rural districts attend
ing the Baraboo high school for their
weekly meeting. A constitution was
adopted and the organization will now
be known as the "Co-Ops". The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President Frank Terry
Vice president-Ev Tinkham
Sec. and Treas Ruth Kimball
Program committee Wesley Gray,
chairman, Edith Tinkham and Vera
Templin.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01
ONCE RESIDED IN
WASHINGTON TOWN

George r. Stillman, who resided for
many years near Lime Ridge in Il 9
town of Washington, died some days
ago at Hounsfieid, North Dakota, at
the advanced age of 81 years, IL
months, and "a days. He is survived by
one son, George H. of Hounsfield, and
one daughter. Mrs. Mona Settle of
South Dakota, and one brother in New
York.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01
Thursday

This office has received a note from
Rev. L. A. Goddard of Algona, Iowa,
former pastor of the Baraboo Congre
g ational, mailed at Monrovia, Califor-
MIA, March Is. He asks to have the
paper sent to him at the above address.
Rev Goddard has been there about
week when the note was written andre
ports the thermometer at 81 in the shade
and 101 in the sun. He is taking the
rest cure and says that it is the hardest
Job he ever tackled. He has not been
around the country much as the doctor
advised him to rest for a few days One
Of these days he expects to break
loose and get far out into the country
according to the last bulletin issued
by County Superintendent G. w. Dav-
les the schools of the county are busy
with all kinds of activity. Many schools
have given entertainments and much
money has been raised for the pur-
chase of musical instruments and other
1urposes. The bulletin is eagerly
ooked for by all of the teachers and.
pupils in the county
This office has received letter from
Mrs. Hannah Oehring of Rockville, Mis-
souri, which reads as follows: 1--WE are
having some of the worst weather l
have ever seen as the sun hasn't shone
all day since February the first. The
roads are something fierce as it takes
four horses to pull 800 pounds of goods.
We live ten miles from town and of
late we have had about two deliveries
of mail week. 1t is not very cold here
as the flowers are in bloom and the
grass is getting green. There are many
cases of pneumonia and la grippe here,
but the Baraboo people are all well.
Residents having taken out only their
first naturalization papers are again
denied tie right to vote by decision
OF the Wisconsin supreme court handed
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01
WHOOPlNG COUGH

Well-everyone knows the effect of
Pine Forests on Coughs. DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar Honey is a remedy which
b i1gs quick relief for Whooping
Cough, loosens the mucous, soothes
the lining of the throat and lungs, and
makes the coughing spells less severe.
A family with growing children should
not be without it. Keep it handy for
all Coughs and Colds Csc. at your
Druggist.
Electric Bitters Spring Tonic. AID
vertisement
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01

On Wednesday Senator Staudenmay-
er at Madison voted for the Wilson res
OEutiOn and on Thursday voted to change
the official state paper from the Madi
son Journal to the Evening Wisconsin
Wilson paper TO TAFT paper. His
friends are wondering about the voice
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-01
Cattle Sold

F. S. Bunker, proprietor of the Bun
ker Hill farm in Delton, has sold a
number of cattle by advertising in this
paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
@ou,pen om Yoltmeiterembeoct

StHulptN uu ful% ""t~>"~>N
.beoparer frennoeles. @nbifjgnt 'n1oll
bnp0e %so1rtoget, at &ongresmaro
San Dpfes @anoioat, Otto sc.
Motbbs, por ielblfreDen til Gmbeoet,
optrpoer I'LL Spbn S. Matlom, Ell
@runoejenoomsmegler, iom Mipi=
rant for @1nbeoet, og bar facet
ssames S: Sill og andre frentragen=
oe Bprretnings1nerb til at anbefale
fig hos Hre1i6erten.
.:Den if~anbinabiife Mrbeiberfore=
ming .l1nion 2eague No. 80" polg=
tie beo Mpoet / forrige nge fglgen:z
De gnrbeosmen6: >Bralioent, Sens
Eggum; 8ice Nreftoent, Ole Sob
lnno; Snitruffer, S. $. glmqulit:
59fretpr, Gn1ana SunneiS; 8osie-
rer, g. &c. Sobnion; 5inonts=See-
fretgr, y. 51trne1s; Wtor1nal, A1111a
Sobanlen; S1ore 8agt, @ricf Bar
ion; Dore Bagt, Mnton Solution;
Srll1tee, W. 8erg1trpm.
nnineriitetet. @ubernbr SAINT
1.1o,lb Dipaoneoe for fprIte 0a11g ct
Mpoe Wollbags, nfbolot al Unit
DrrIitetets Be1tprelfe. @eo napnte
Mpbe uonepntes @n1. Jorbes til
Bitrmoen6e Brofesfor / Weieripaie=
net. .peo Mgerbrugslfoleu, og bill till
npbe tin 5tiIlins i ben1,e Moaneo.
@rofesior Tofbes hor iitlberet N}eie=
r1fnget / gn6lun6, 4ollano, Sci
gie11, Danntorf> Sranfrig og andre
9u1fbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
st geips / Mifop.

Otter S116bpoelie fra llngoon1sz
foreni11gen / Mifob ofbolot bette
Bla0s llhgiper to 6oreorog /
Mlfop 5enbag ben 10. San. &l. 2
@ftn1. % &l. 8 ONT Mftenen. Ser
Dor frem1npot begge @ange Ell ltor
og ppmarfIom Sor1amling.
Mifob er sen Dnglte al bore oanife
2oionier, i6et BEN bleu onlogt 1906,
men 6en er life 0eltorninbre meget
lohenoe og gaar jepnt oe froftigi
frerna0. Spr mig bar Set cit flor
SornelelIe at mp0eS mes allie Sc
.pragtige Menne1fer, og ieg ..fonot
mango gumle 8enner og 8efienote
lo1n jeg iffe bobbe let / morge Mor.
Oct bar Ierligt opnunntrer6e. fer en-
Mbismano at treffe u11ge 5olf fpbtt
al oanife. 6oreibre Der. / 2o1bct
Iom talte rent % 1,bInnoet oonlf oe
intereSierebe: fig for at fjebc % Inie
banif 2itterotnr.
8Den bar, &olonien %ibereg,1et> ca
1900 Siple, gofsne % Bern; ser
for en- Da1lf Strife, STOLE, @anf
|Sotel og @bistrpfferi, banif 2nge
Meieri, flere 8rtiffer og for:
ifie1lige Sorretninger> og ollie en- BE.
ljpleoe al Ell Itor Soc, at gipr&
|Nifob til en- 01enlter=&oloni. San:
tie Tormere er 10 b%efjenote for al
f11nne foo ltprre ubbptte af 4O-SC
Mcres en6 andre Sarmere al oe1
oobbelte. Mreul. Seq fit set S11o-
trpf. at &o1onien bar Ell 1ps Srem=
tbs for fig, % benptter 2ejIigbeoen
til at. taffe ulle ,tp og gomlc Sen
ner oeroppe for al ben 8enligbeb
90 Smp6efommenbeb Ser l,Dbi1tes
mob mig.
s. MnSmnSIcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
Sber 6o1teaagene nnsocs.

Sill oct frantic 8la1 u2e Gen1ps"
1friber en- al 8lnoets Me0arbejbere,
lom 1taor i &an,plinien og beltuger
i Set 1tore 5otnn,enlteb n1ellen1 See
renes norolige Sill puo @rnnic11
mellem Jranfrig og 8elgie11, ON
bet m~Grfelige Mgoe, iom Der timber
Steo nellem Jolfella ira De Tor
Tjel1ige 8eroens0ele:
v@r lioen $50 oppe MOO Norb.
8auu Gtortorbet".> Ion beberifes al
ct erpGr0igt Gloffetaarn at Mur=
item, nterfuet al @GIbe, berer Mh1=
rene 5por al &ugler. Srller les |
8in6nerne inb til Ell Safe. 5elpe
aloffetaarnet Dar miltet fin BinO-
flpj, 1om al en- @rannt er flippet al
|ltge obe11ober Murgaplen. Mlt Bette
CT De Iiolte Sppr at Oct 5fueipil.
iom ct bleoen ubiptllet mellem bisie
Miure. 8aprene, iorn bleb bnorbi
trgr1gt> bab6e itillet Bpel1s fornem-
tie M9nb foran Gpffer11e al lit S11=
fanteri. So al BorgermeItererS til
~fororo1e0e miltebe 2ibet beb Del1
2eiligbe6; 6e11 cl1e. 0p6e poo 5te6ei
% ben o1toen @ierere af fine 5aar.
Ser er forlfjellige frantic Hptter=
reat1ncnter> Iom ligger inofportere1
Bpen oa bens OmeglL Drago1er.
9nlarer og maroffal1ife Spahis.
Wtan bill nof e11gal1g ienere fao. at
biOe, nteb bbiIfen Soarbnuffetbeo Sc
bar lparret @ejen for Sienoen. Dao
effer Dag bnr Sc, iont ON Be bprfe
til Snff%a11teriet1 peoligebolot Sloer
ira Sfpttergrabet1e, fto0enoe meo
Bagcn paa fine 5porer. G11gelfe
|Gftcerer bar operfor mig 1totolf tin
Be1noring for oisle Mptteres 9aao,
DC. nj bl,10rebe af Denr i fire Daae
|bolot Ell 5tilling, font ltraffe fig
ober to ailometer, 11oen at bige Ell
|5oosbre6 ttlboge og l,0elr at nrllo0f
ont SorItarfning. glu boiler Sc
|1io iaa roliee, Ion ON De bare boz
boa cit Ma11gbre. Wearoffa11erne .et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5HraE
q. s. Yal1lfen, fra 8aler11o, g.
70, bar oisie Daee paret Der !
9Den pao ct fortere Jprretni1gs=
|beipg. Scr. 8aulien bar iioen 1906
pprd WeOlem al 8. .. 2pge SEQ.
1913, Sarge, 90. 8.
5ureninscm 9anta nfboloer lin
|fprlte lelffobelige 5omme1lfon1it /
Set npe Mar f~pritfommel1oe 2er0og
Bitten Sen t6. IS. i Sen itore Sal
paa Daniu SOIL. Disic Gorenin=
gems maane0Iige Sammenfom1ter
bar efterbaanoen facet 9r6 for at
bGre n%oln1inoelig fornpjeltge. Def
III paa 2proag er fltlofatoig gro
|tis for Soreningens egne MebIem=
mer;; Ell lille Grtre offrabes al oe-
res Genner og 8efjen6te.
8rpll,ap. 81 bar ti0lieere trent
bppet, at Sen 6anife S1,lenisie /
M%inneupolis i Mqr por ilen1t poo
.Spil UNDER Forthcoming ion, Sen
lille bebingebe @1to! 80 al bans
.0fre tor III officielt frembepe, 11el11=
Zig Mr. 81. Ebom1en og Tr1,e, +.
Gmnno Glriitenien, tioligere ieroe-
les belfier6t i Mocine, 8is., ion1 en-
at Be melt begabebe lt11ge 5fueipil-
lerinoer / 0onif Soreningslin Ser
ItebS. ul1geblabet" snifer til 2pfffe
Set nnaifte Nars Moresie er 90
SO. 15tb ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
minneapolis

8arnebaab. Mfopbe Sens Berg
og efterleoenbe Sultrns
Cater bpbtes / 5pn0ngs / ct. Sc
oers oanife Strife, og fit Raonet
&oren Seanette @erg=56ren1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
K1RKER.

DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjgrnet af Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hve1
Sgndag Form. III. II. Sgndagssko-
le XII. 8.
GOLGATHA DANSK : NORSKE
PRESBYTERIANR KIRKE, 19e
Thomas St., nar Rice st. Dansk
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag Form.
ri. 1920. Sendagsskole Kl $50
Bsnnempde hver Onsdag Aften III.
8 i Kirkens Underbygning.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. Hjernet af Broad
way og IS. ST., afholder sine Guds-
t%jenester som fplger: Prmdiken
Spndag Form. III. 1890. Aften III:
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
S9ndag Aften ri. 7.45; literaert N.Y..
de de tire fprste Tirsdage i Maane-
den.s Bpnnemgde hyer Onsdag At
ten H. 8.
II G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, ID.
B. s., meder /. og 3. Fredag i Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FOREN1NGEN "GODT HAAB" mo
der 2. og q. LSrdag paa Vasa Hall.
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" af d. s. D. F. msder 2. og
4. Onsdag paa. Fasa Hall.
UANMARKS D0TRE mdder 9. og 4.
Trsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, IS W. list.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA' mg-
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE Mr.,
50, D. S. S., m8der. 1. og 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN "HAABET'' m9de1
paa-C Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors.
dag j Maaneden.
DEN DANsKE. UNGDOMSFoRE.
ming mqder paa Central Annex Hal,
hyer Onsdag Afcen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

Sri MISUNDERSTANDING r5ur=
%alcmmisej" afboloer fit nnite Msoe
0ns6ag ben 90. Sa11uar Dos Mtrs.
Getting, 693 8illsbltrD Mpe.
Minueiotas Electromagnetic bill
blipe forget meo EN- &aDalleri=Mf=
oeling, bbis 2egislaturen bepilliger
De %npbbenoige ltogifter ! bette Die
meb.
9r. Sallnaro Mifelano, fbb. ST.
fretnr for Sen anterifunife Minilter
i Rorge, er i oisie Gage ofrejit til
@oibington, 8. g., bbor ban er
lobet en- Mnfpttelle | Megjerineel1s
9epartementer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

8arnebaab. Mfbpbe Sens Berg
Sprenien og efterleoenbe Sultrus
Dntter bpbtes i 5en6ngs / ct. 8e=
oers oanife Strife, og fit Maonet
&oren Seanette @erg-5prenie1. /
:Mi1S Mobel 5prenlen Meblell
al ct. Neoers &irfes ungon1nsforez
ming og 5nngforv beipger i benne
SID 5lpgt 90 Be,7ner Bitbec>
isis.
Meranbra 2pgens aarlige Maife=
rabe, Der TOM befienot bill bltbe nf-
bolot: / Donin Sail 2prbng Mften
Sen %. Sa11a,or, tegner til at blibe
|en forartet MffRre. Obernlt bbor
man fon1mer frcn / 3olonien ct
man i trobl Birflombeb n1e6 Mrbej=
BET paa 4o1tlnmerne for at b1ibe Sen
bel6ige a%o11f11rrencen ON Sc IT'S
Intte fontonte Bremier.
STE Mercantilc State 8anf aab=
neg ioag for Bublifum / fine nDe
elegunte 2ofaler / Wolonic Ge1uple.
Sngen n0gifter er bIepen 1poret ior
at in0rctte @onfe1s 2ofaler fac mo
bpoenbe iom mulig. ct 1erifi1t 50:
fole for Gamer ct bleben inorettct
% en- Dan1e er bleben e1,gogere!
til at mobtage 4nnoerl1c bla110t
Damerne, 1on1 gnffer at i1lDiattc
Benge / 8onfen. W. st. Eicborner
er Breiioent for sen npe 8onf, 90
Sen befienbte Mor6maro 8. g.
5penfon er 8tee B%reiioent. 8lonbt
Direftererne bemnrfes Dor 2unbs-
mono Ebos. SfelIet. Bm. S. 81
fen er Ba11fe11s &osiercr % Ell
fienot cit bio &rebs iom en- obgtig
Sinartsmun6.
ct. 8ebers &irfes uneoomsipre=
ntngs anrbefeit paa Do1ia tile
Soil bar naln1tnoelig bellDffet. @eb
Mltftionen me6 Scr. Mortin Niellet
iom Mllftionsbol6er, iolgtes 30 Sur
De iom in6bragte SO Collars, bes=
1,oen inofom Der be6 &affen ca. Is
Collars, iaa Soreningen buboe e1
Oberif fl1o paa ca. 80 Dollors ii:
Npfning af l1bgiften beo set nnl
Btano.
gprlltffommeroe g9n6ag Mftel:
bliner Der @eneralforiamling / Sir
tens 8afement, bbortiI olle Me6.
len1merne bebes gibe Wgoe, Da bie-
tige Ging bill blibe forban6lebe III.
a. M,,ligbeoen al at inobpoe ing.
oomsforeningen at 3oie &re6s I'll
4arsmgoe Der minneapolis til
5ommer, % BET er af itor @igtig
beo at ollie MeoIemrnerlle 1tpoe,
% giber oeres Mening t%iIfienoe. Sc
oct er Ell flor Dpgape, iom fl,n far
gletnenlfpres, bbis ii olle er III.
Ifereslereoe % Ml gipe Dor 5tgfte.
ls 8ilb. 2arien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

Sc ml,,ttrelte al bent aIIe. Sc bar be-
iat ct af 8Dens &barterer og prp1l1i-
11erer mes &nnoerne / 2onttten og
|nlotprflebet on SalIe1L benrpft
ober at bIibe beun6ret.
Mel1 ie III Ser! Blnoielig
|Dller Der Jig Ell belt .1,p Sren1toni11g.
|Giennem Sobe6ga6en 1armer ser
fig meo opbsiet % .bgiti0elig 5or-
nen1beb fbafiflpote &pttere meD
g}pbe11 ON 2ano1en og paa !@obeoet
bpie S1lrbaner, bborfra glinienbe
iortc Saarfrgller loffer Jig 11eo ON
Pre- og &in6; 5ful0rene er opffet
meb en- lille 8rpniefappe. - Sci er
De inoiife 2anienerer 1neo, fine borlfc
Mnitgter, bbiS 9ubfarbe er lom So
bafiaftenS Sarbe; @Iiffet er opltert
|og mprft, man btl6e n9ppe IiDc at
meoe benz | ct al 9in1alapos &os.
Sc er Soripi6s for Ell inoiif Briga.
De. Gn 8etallion 5ifber pi1er Jig
ltrofS otter me0 fine Gurbu11er, lon1
rnnOer fig lom @rnsfar. 5fjegget,
iDrn fruler fig poa asluriif Bis, ~
11es at bore faltgiort til benne Cur
ban. 0e maricberer nle6 elaltiHc
|Sfriot, fine 8aaoe1 bar Sc poo
Sfulorel1c, ibet Sc boIber @ebGrct
omfrng 2pbet.-5aa fo1n11er go
tol1erne, glotrage0e % o%ltpenfarbe=
Sc. Giliibit fommer &egimentets
Sr9l1fjarrer, foripGn6t n,eo Imoo
M11lopr; &1,ifene iiober paa Sug
mellem 9iulene. Set ct cit fuIo=
}tnnoig &orapoatc> iom be mngtiec
Mon6er, Ser itaar / 5obibernes Sic
'1eite, bor baaret 10 fra 9elbis cller
.2ubores bugteoe Sober og fprt
uifa6t ober 5iel6, Slo0er oe Sope.
Sra Sjprnet al Ell &pergaoe Ter
5pobierne nte6 lpbelig 1,otrpft yor=
bonlelie 6isIe 8roncen1pr0 goo for
bi. &borfro fommer 6e? @ben1 er
6e? On al Maroffa1erne tog Mo0
til Jig % ipurgte mig meo cit er-
|bpoig &illen, ont BET bar Mrabere.
Seq beitrebte mig for at %forflare
bonn; at Sc fom fra Sn0ie11. men
bette 5bor tiffrebsltille6e o%obcnhart
fife bons @i6ebegierligbe0. Sons
9samu1eroter 10 og frpbebe Jig 1,Oel'
at befDmre fig ont Meite11; 5ifbernea
|berliee Solbning pafte beres Beltn>
bring; Ell 1da Deroifl1l6 Sprbltnos=
1felle er altio beIfo1nme11. Mel1 Sc
res OpmRrfionbeb ,bleb b6erligere
boft, 6a ieg meo6elte cit al benz, al
Der bla1lot bis1e Snbere fonbtes Stu:
De meobelte hberonore
8erber3proget 6enne gobe- gepbeo
Seq pege6e paa en- Botoner. -
.Moslelnl" ranbte en- Spabt oQ
1trafte Suanoet us MOB Sn6ercn.
)9enne nenote Jig ON og lmilte. 81
little emil, tbi Meenoene fra Mfgba:
niItan er Tibet meb6ellomlne. Mcn
De fprItoo %binon6en alligebel. Sci
bar u6e11 Sbibl fprite Gang, at Sc
to fra binan6en lengit fiernebe Gre
ne al SSlam 11p6tes uhenfor Meffffa.
Migoon1 bliber bel Io|tet, men al
BRIG f~orfoftet.
Migbon1 CT Ijener pos en- Bis,
n1en 9erre bos Ell Ddare.
Set er 1tgrre 5org at forlobe
Rig6om emo @lG0e at faa oer.
gor aI1e lige rige, 90 biIoe til
gen Sen a11oen lbige.
Nig0om bebpber og1an Benner.
Oen er rig nof, Iom fan gibe ben
Mrme; ban aogrer me6 @rt0.
Mi9oom forpligter.
Den Jottige bar ingen Trenoer.
Tattig Mal16 ifal ei bope faur
Some eller feo Ofie.
Sattig Some giber &pnieRe for
at foa @au{eng igjen.
Blltiel er fattig Monos 5fooe.
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