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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Temple visited
Sunday afternoon at the VIM. Crisis
man home.
Mrs. Fred wilkins of Atlantic was
a guest Of relatives here the first of
the week
Ed. Delahoyde went to Des Moines
last Thursday to attend the Shrine
meeting.
Mr.. Bradley was in town the first
of the week looking after business
matters.
Harold Miller of Atlantic spent
Sunday with his parents and friends.
Mr.. Deets who lives near Atlantic
was up Sunday visiting relatives.
Juhl Westphalen went down home
for few days Monday evening.
DR.. Becker was a professional cal
Ter in Extra last Wednesday.
Ed. Delahoyde was an out of town
visitor for Easter.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08
BRAYToN AND oAKFIELD

Miss Hester Diskensen of Sterling,
Colo, was the guest of Agnes Miller
last week. Miss Dickensen is stud
ent of the University at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Mrs. Einar Rasmussen from near
Elk Horn and Miss Rebecca Nelson
of Des Moines, visited last week with
their parents, p. p. Nelson and wife.
Miss Nellie lookout of Dexter Wis
tied last week with friends in Bray
ton. Miss lookout was at one time
the teacher of our school
Mrs. F. l.. Freeman and daughter
Lulu visited Friday and Saturday in
Atlantic with her slaughter, Mrs.
Lewis Heath.
Mrs. Nels P. Hoegh returned Fri
day from Florida and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoegh are now nicely settled in their
new home.
Miss Anna Andersen came from
Council Bluffs last Thursday and Wis
tied until Sunday with her mother
and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry and son
Ralph of Atlantic visited part of last
week with her brother, Percy Hal
lock.
Noel Heath spent Easter Sunday
with his parents, l.. c. Heath and
wife, returning to Omaha Monday.
Mrs. C. l.. Bison and daughter,
Mrs. Earl Brown spent Monday at
the r. Miller home in Wiota.
Mrs. Verna Petersen and baby of
Extra were visiting in Brayton with
friends one day last week.
Frank Masching and family from
near Anita visited last week with rel
atives in this community.
John A. Johnson has gone to
Winterset to look after his farm and
attend to other business.
Clyde Freeman and family were
over Sunday visitors at the Ralph
Hawks home in Extra.
Mrs. l.. P. Rasmussen was called
to Britt, Iowa last week by the i'll,
ness of her father.
The carpenters are busy on the
new S. p. Daugaard residence in the
west part of town.
Miss Lola Brinkerhoff of Extra
was the guest of Marie Freeman the
last of the week
Chas. Van Gorder of Audubon was
calling on his old friend, ]. T. Jenk
ms, Sunday.
VIM. Essington and family spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. T. j
Essington.
Miss Violet Nelson of Atlantic
was visitor in Brayton last Friday
Miss Mary Basham of Extra spen
Sunday at the j. w. Cannon home.
Claude Andrews and Lee McAnicl
were down from Extra Tuesday.
S. p. Daugaard made a bushes,
| trip to Des Moines last week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

Young Peoples meeting this eve
ming at o'clock.
School Saturday morning at 800
O'Clock. The Confirmation class at
2 o'clock.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
$3.50. Services with Confirmation at
1890. Services in the evening at
1880.
Tuesday evening April 18th at 8
o'clock there will be Sunday school
teachers meeting with Mr.. Walter
Hansen.
Thursday evening April 18th at s
o'clock Rev. ]. P. Nielsen, Mission
airy from japan will speak in our
church.
J. p. Christensen, Pastor.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK.

1t was tWenty-three years ago when
this institution was first established in
St. Cloud. Since that time the course
of the banks career has been one Of
steady progress and upward strides
in the gaining of business and the lay
ing of ground wires for assured COM
mercial rectitude and financial integ-
rity. The loans and discounts of this
bank show $597, ,623.25 loaned out in
this country around St. Cloud where
security is the best on earth, and yet
none is really needed The capital
is 100000, surplus $23,582, and the
individual deposits show up as $677,-
05319 The total volume of business
is 1851, $3.50 Four per cent is paid
on savings in the Merchants National
of St. Cloud, and this department is
given special attention in the view to
fostering the habit of saving with the
young people that the habit of fnan-
cial independence will be we'll planted
before attaining their majority The
bank is oficered as follows: John N.
Bensen, chairman of the board; Geo.
E. Hanson, president; A. H. Rein
hard, vice PRESIDENT; and C. O. Ben
sen, cashier. Besides Chairman Ben
the board, listed as Clark kropp, A.
H. Reinhard, Geo. E. Hanscom, Jas.
J. Ponsford, A. G. Whitney, r. B.
Brewer, Carl Bensen, and l. w.
Bouck. Although not the largest or
oldest bank in the city of St. Cloud,
this institution bears an enviable re-
putation for being most progressive
and consistent in it's courtesy to all
patrons, whether large or SMALL and
the effort to make every depositor feel
at home while doing business with
the Merchants National. That this
system is bearing fruit is amply prov
en- by the steady, expanding trend
which is ever present and noticeable
in the banks policy. St. Cloud has
several fine banks, and this is surely
one of them, both in structure and
policy.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

all the prestige and business solidity
which this naturally implies. The
capital is one of 100000, which is a
large one for banking institutions up
in this part of the country. The sur-
plus is of the same amount, and the
gross resources or total volume of
business, in other words, foots up to
81 100000, which is a splendid figure
bank building and fixtures are valued
at $4,000, and as the building is an
exceptionally stable and impressive
one, this amount is not excessive at
all. One of the biggest indications
of this banks wonderful growth and
present power is found in the deposits,
time, demand, and individual deposits
the entire deposit aggregating 81, $685.
846.19, which is surely some evidence
of the condition of the country round
about St. Cloud as we'll as the conf
dence evinced by the depositors of
the First National. Ralph O. Olson is
president of the bank; W. w. Smith,
vice president and cashier; w. L.
Rosenberger and Theo. Steber, assist
ant cashiers. The directors are John
N. Benson, Lewis Clark, F. H. Dam,
Frank Fandel, w. B. Mitchell, R. 0.
Olson, William w. Smith, and John
Zapp. A savings department is
fast growing feature, travellers checks
are sold to all points of the United
States, interest on savings deposits
is compounded semi-annually: The
substantial, moral and financial integ
rity of officers and directors alike has
contributed no little in no small mea-
sure to the steady progress and con-
slant increase in potential and con-
crete financial responsibility attained
by this banking institution, and one
that the inhabitants of St. Cloud may
we'll be proud.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
F. ENDERLE & co.

This company is made up of Frank
Enderle and Henry Foltmer, the two
partners started in 1896, who look af-
ter the retailing of a general line of
groceries at 610 Germain street. Orig
inally this was the L. Enderle & Co.,
but after the death of the elder En-
derle, the business was taken over by
Frank Enderle and the partner, Mr..
Foltmer. A general line of staple and
fancy groceries is handled with sue
cess and satisfaction on all sides to
the customer. Regan Bros. bread, made
in Minneapolis, is retailed here, as is
also Home Brand of canned goods,
while DR.. Prices Breakfast Foods
are featured coming direct from the
factory to the shelves of F. Enderle &
Co. All of the stock kept on hand is
moved with great frequency SO that
nothing is sold except fresh, whole
some goods that bring repeaters and
delighted patrons with each consecu-
tive sale. A noticeable feature of the
business is the unequalled delivery
service which this firm metes out to
it's customers. Two auto deliveries
are kept busy from daylight until long
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
THE NEW DAVIDSON
THEATRE.

Mr.. E. T. Davidson has been man.
ager and owner of this show house for
the last twenty-five years. The New
Davidson Theater is the only real
theatre in the city staging frst-class
road shows. This house was Destroy
ed by fire on February S, 1913, and
resultant from this fact there is new
and up-to-date building and fixtures
completed January l, 1914. Mr. David
son was born and raised in southern
Ohio and came to Minnesota thirty
one years ago and located in ST.. Cloud
twenty-six years ago. He first leased
the old St. Cloud opera house, then in
1907 built the first Davidson theatre
on the present site which, being de-
stroyed by fire, brought about the re-
building. This house takes care of all
the big attractions that are billed to
the twin cities. Mrs. Davidson has
a studio in the opera house and gives
instruction on the piano to advanced
pupils. The capacity of the new house
is 900.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
EDWARD A. BARTHEL.-
ENVY.

A place Of general merchandise,
though chiefly dry goods. Mr.. Bar
thelemy established this store in the
year of 1905 and it has prospered from
the first day. A general line of dry
goods, such as prints, silks, dress
goods, muslins, corsets, ladies' ready
to-wear garments; clothing for men,
dren, rugs, a millinery department
which does a thriving sub-trade, boots,
shoes, rubbers, overcoats, shirts, ties,
collars, and other articles of gents
haberdashery, and the first and most
Continued on page 50.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

after dark, supplying the good house.
wife of St. Cloud with all that is need
full in the way of clean, attractive gro
Gerry products. This delivery also ex
tends to Waite Park. Mr.. Enderle is
widely and favorably known in St:
Cloud and vicinity, being Knight of
Columbus of the first water. 'Phone
90 for your groceries. Then you are
sure to get them righ, both in quail
ity and right away.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

they do they 60 and get it. Most of
them go to the same place, the shop
at 7O6 Germain Street, where Phil
Becker and H. T. A. Becker hold
forth all that is appetizing in the
candy line as we'll as nice stock of
smokes. A good share of the candies
are home made by the Becker store
and it is hard to get some of the old
timers to eat anything but the home
made as it is what they have been
brought up to and just like mother
used to make. Then there is a good
ly display and supply of highest grade
chocolates, in bulk and by attractive
box suitable for presentation to ones
best girl. The cigars are we'll chosen
and adapted to the tastes of the local
ity itself. The ice cream is dispensed
in the parlor and sent out on order
by pint or quart.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

The oldest bank in Central Mime
sofa is the First National Bank of St.
Cloud. 1t bears this proud distinction
with ease and grace, having been es-
tablished in the year of 1867 when
banks were far more scarce than at
the present time. The First National
is a United States Depositary with
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
BECKER'S.

People in St. Cloud eat their share
of sweet stuff, such as choice confec-
tionery, ice cream, and the like. Many
of them like good cigar and when
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

missionary, bornon at
He schools
N.
he
Arch
diocese St. Paul. and missionary
Bishop May 9 1910 by Archbishop Ireland He
wastr to Cloud January 10, 1915
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

8~egipenbe6er otter fl1nbc brinqe
Nlo1rerne ON Salg al De peitinOiife
Ger Sprgrunocl1. Snoret lpo:
Set tyr ieg intet iige ON / Rjcblif=
ff;, men ieg tror, at font &lanen
fre1n, biloe Den mi pinoe Gil1ll1t=
Ming fra mango Si0er, bpor MON,
ttoligere bar bGret imoo bcn. Oct
|bunblplc / Deoharenbc at bringe 1lpe
oct u1n11lige / at beoblipe at
.boloe 0iS1e fjerne Ger biI iiffert
babe enoret manages Spnsmlnfftter.
So til @ortorico = 9c1l tripcs %
blomltrcr III 1tnber a11crifanlf Stu
re. Mfon fm1 81 tG11fe fig ct, mere
|grel Wooletning til Tprboloene pau
bore Ger. Mcn" 1lutteoe @efei=
lncfonfercnsroa0 S%ngelnann = IN,
n1aa III fprit ie, bborleOcs 6cttc fan
|uobifle iig.'" 8i CT operbebijt ON,
|tilfpjer ~4ltijGllanos Mpis", at ois=
ic llotalelier bil meoe itarp Gro=
|tclt baa0c fra Oanif=@e ltinoien %
fra pi0e &reoie fer / Gonnarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

lttge borbenbe Broprietpr, ser mao
ife me6 Giben fl1noc blibc Blaoet -
ct 8entrebla0 lGrlig ifrebct for
Bo11oe1tm10cn = en- brroifulo Stpt-
te, forGre0e BON sen 1lttge Man0
ct Nrmmer at bet frilftrpttc Bloo.
EroprietGripnnen tog .meo opcrz
lcgen Wtine moo @obcn % loqOe
'ingeagtcnbe: Der en- for Mcjten i
oe11ne Sis life nugget pe6 8lo6et!
Geoaft6ren bcn1urfeoe gonlfe
1a9tmooig bertil: Sa> urgc Mono,
je9 ptl gierne tro, at Sc meo Ceres
1r11te Sjcrne, nGrd al goo og rige=
Zig Mfoo og Driffe, itprfet al Sen
acknowledgements 2onoluft pg
ifolet / foritielligc l11bcrpisni1gs=
m1ltoltcrs 1pirituelle Mtuo1furc, bill
DC flt1lnc lebe ct Blo0 Iongt bcore,
mere libliat og betpoclig oonofulz
6crc.
Oen tppeoorigc 2onDmono fpl=
te Jig pienfpnlia meget lmigret pco
Sc gooe 3onfer, Meooftpren bop6e
ont bans Manosepner % forloo
Hlaofpntoret meb ncblooenoc Mine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

Nis Hisic1s 5pn ct peo sSron-
ten o9 bar gjort Jelttoget meo ira
ter1te Serb. llnoer ct @c1so /
91e1n111et fortalte fan fin s5a6er on,
fine Splepelicr i @clgicn. f5aoercr
.tortolte ocn1 CIT Sag pioere iii CT
9%tabofone, iom bon meote hoo
@e1e1L og ipr1eS og1on bc6 oe1 Qci=
l1gbeo at bobc gicnfortalt &inq,
lom ban bab0e Init / en fisbeu=
babnf Ibis. &onen mel6tc 6ooe1.
Baaoe Sober % Spn blep oerefter
omlageoe for at bobe uolpreot fol=
Ute Hpgter og neofat oa1 tpife Scr
| oct offentlige 0mopmme. @pnncu
font for cit arigsret % bleb fri
f1erot, men 6a6ercn TOM for Combs
retten / 6len5borg og bIeb {iolt i
Auguit i6emt 4 maane6crs sFpno<
Tel. Denne Dom tog ban fig n1eqet
11er. 9}oget otter bIeb ban ipg. Set
git oereftcr b1trtigt ,1e6 40 Boffe
meo ba1n. Sor ct Yor Doge fi6en fit
bon ct Sln9tilfeloe> % mi for ban
11ooanod, mems ba,1s @gn fernper
paa @eitfronten og life fan leofoqe
bom til bans ft6ite &biIeite6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
3ullxnh.
@n &bie {nltet ihiel.

Gn &bie inltet ibjel. - @ooro=
ejer Morius &sgb / Souru1n lob=
neoe for nogen Sib ft6cn en- al fine
Ser iom1nel1 1neo cit Del o11=
Orc gift paa @rps / Ell S%nobegning.
Smt troeoe, at oen bar br1,bt 11D,
% at 0en maatte bnret optoget bos
6olf> Ser life niblte, bborfro ben
itamme0e. San e%fterlp1te oerfor
&bie11 gie11nen 8laoene % |pgte
efter Den / bele ggnen. g11
er &Dien / Selge r&on6. 81. Mp."
Ge11 bar in6e / iclpe S1no=
begningen fommet ne6 i cit @rpft
meo &%engeopn6, % 1tignt bette IT.
fe gift ret beit op pao Benene, bar
ben life funnel arbeioe fig l6s. Den
ito0 mi i Mau6oergreften % bar
6g6 al Cult.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

ffe &aaroer % bla,1fe lqferebe aru=
beltgbler meb bpie, rs0e Snte.
Moifillige. af be ipoifc @o,1befnp-
1e, ser anfom til 8obcoltooe1 fpr
.efter SrOre at trGffc i .&ongens
@poer"> ferte mes fig ct 8ar
@tu6e. Sc bleb operfgrtc meo
Smafffen, iom fprtc Tolfa1e fra
Marbns til &ipbenbaDn cl1er &ors=
gr, og &arlene Oreb 6em oilers ncn
longe Sci til 9obco1ta0cn. Mnfonrne
bertiI 8Den bleb Stll0cnc naturlig-
big iolgte, og Sengene gjclnte io1u
en- Npb1filling / o1rbe Siber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

Sprmu9en Wutor. 6orleoer1 Mf=
te11 Hep 8eboerne / Mug1l tenborg
%opltrGante beo nogle leregne Suing=
ninger / BET eIeftriife 2ps, meoens
iamtioig Ell 1terf 5tpi / &etning al
Gleftricitctsperfet tilfje16egab, at
Der maatte bore noget pao TGr0c.
|Dd bor en- Generator / Sen 1tore
|5ugegasmotor, Der bar %1pr1ungen,
og Scrnltbfferne, Scr bar flpjne no
til 5i6erne, baboc foraurluget Gar
men. Dfotorer1 lfnl bnre bleDc11 belt
eoelagt. I'll al 2pffe flap @Grtets
|gjer, Hejmers, 6er 1elD pusier 0rif=
ten, for at blipc ront, men ielpfpl=
'gelig betpoer 8egipenbe6en ct ioore
alDorligt Sub for bm. 9riften bill
u1>nogooclig blibe ltan6lct / noger1
Gib> bbilfef UNDER SEN r1tbprcn6e
Fetrolc11n1sfnopbeO oglan bil meO=
fpre ltorc rbebogeligbeoer for Mfta=
gerne. Mariagen til @e10ell en CT
life op0aget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
@nlobrnllnp. GornpLig feireoe ct

8nlobrpllnp. 6ornplig fejrebe ct
qgtbGroigt sggtepar / 5pnOerborg
.oercs @ulobrpllnp, nemlig Dhrrerz
eltcr @onlen pg 9ultrl1 / Wel=
lemgobc. 8r1ogommcn er fpot /
&oppel / 1913. Otter &rige1t 1864
bbor en- ltor Sci al 5pr0erborg 8p
efter acknowledgements Ioo / @rus>
fom &onien ianmen meo cit Bro=
Ser, Der ligeleoes bar Mdtr1nan0,
til Spnberborg: 8r11ben CT fp0t Ser
/ Bpen 1S47. S 1872 tog sggtepar=
ret til Mmerifa> men 90 Sc life rig
tig bobbe 9elo met fig, penote &c.
efter at bobe opbolot fig ser / 6
Mur> otter tilbage til 5pnoerjbllano.
8ruoeporrt bar babt 3 8pr1L bbor=
of fu11 en- 0otter er e116nu / 2ibe.
Sum Ell gift meo cit S1genipr /
.@m0en % ct forbinOret / at ober=
bore Sc @m11les @ulobrDllupsoug.
8ru6gomme1 Ct en0nu ober1nau0e
raft, bon foretoger en6nu Sitm6lpt=
teller al Opens Goge. Dcrimoo pla=
ges 8r11Oen en- Gel al Ncrbcli6elI e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
6nnhrrjyllann.

$pcn iotn slaetermeiter. 6ornp=
Zig foraog @1,irm 8p ct 5or1pg
meo at lelge &ipo al Sornfppg,
iom bor fjebt og ilogtet paa Opens
&egning. &jp0et lolgtes for 80 &c.,,
100 F9. og ITO @g. Hl>noet. It's
iolget ifuloe be9pn6e &l. 5, men
ollereoe peo @olbHretioen par set
h1l0t uoen for Set 2ofolc,
bpor &jboet iolgtes. &or Dgre1c if
fe bleDen aabnebe fur 5, funoc Ser
let bore opltoact ltprre ltlptfer io111
al IrG11gslen. 9a1 Hap Ell
mco at fao oeres &urbe f,u1l tc.
9lt blcp 1olgt i en Tort, % mango
n1aatte goa 110er1 at bobc fooct mo-
get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
Hograbninger beb 9auueptrfe.


S ~9ieler 3eit1ng~ meooeIes: z
Sebet al oe11ne Momeo ct Der -
1om bet ct ifet bbert 6 fteraar 1i6en
1900 - UNDER 2coelie al uMh1ieunt
Observation-Disclosures Mtertiimcr" / &ieI
Ifordoget l~lo9rabninger / Solpfreos-
|boloen Slocnborg og / 3praborg.
|Geo Hnocrfbgelier11c a 6e bnIoiae
|SoloanlGg bcb ODenborg ro for
|Saooebp gsor lpffcoeS set / Mo::ene
1910 og 1911 at foo uogropet eSyr6=
gangSporten / Noroen, oberfor o.
go11gen til Sbiborgcn. s Mor hor
man opooget og %uogrobct en- lia=
nenoe Sort meo till porenoc @cTult-
|ninger / @oplooiens ipolige @olo.
|Der1neo CT oct faitilaoc> at oen Sci,
1om fprer tbprs gjennem Sloeu-
borg=Smraa0ct - oe11 nubpren0e
SaooebD Strictly - bor bobt Sc
1a1nme Q1ogongc fra Mril6s Sis.
letter Sc tibligere tolrige Sumo at
op1nme omil11tte0e OIoenborg=@ol=
Den 11tbibliomt e1 fpenlf Nbbnob,
lom o1ntrcnt bar Del tooet 200 Mnr.
fra oet 9oe til 8egpn6elicn al BET
lite Wdrh1tn6rphp
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ming at Sen iagnrige Gproborq t11r=
De forboobentlig FIRE til liqe 5oo
ltfre &elultater beorere116e Mnlna-
get og oetS 8tp6ning poa @e1t1ioen
LAT ben tioligcre 9%nnnebirfe1g. 3
S6lge Sa11oelmann bor set pptet
en- 9tluoiale> font man / 2iqheo
meo anore ~not1trliee &pie inoretteoe
til Soribarsformool; ben efsijtereoe
ollereoe fer 0an1rebirfe bIeb bnooet
|(SoS) iom @organleg. &c. Ser bno-
geoe ben rationale @reniebolo. inb-
@erfet / 0onnepirfe:Qi-
MEN. Sil 6eres Sormaol benpttebe
Zoe 8orgplaoiens ipoligc Sfroonino.
mems BEN 1terlte Sci bleb boobeb
|5ronten. Sen nor6lie Sci bab6e oen
|8one eno1n1 beboret Sen aanle
|Sorm> mems oe1 ip6Iige bar bIeben
mtrore ifao11et. @org6oloen er 5fon-
|tleot, leloe 8orgplooiem en- argn
|Ntorf. Set belle er omgibet al en- tgr
|@rob. af 2egliten @alf % m1tr-
|relter finoes Der ifte @por. Mnore
|@ranifere paoitaar, at Setter Sin
ben Anoen bar bpgget @orgen efter
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

Ween DC ltOe11lan0fe @e1tilIinger
CT / &egelen langt ltgrrc, e,1b at bi
Der fan paatage % bc11. SITE fnroi
hi mangler Matcriale, tbi III bor
|eller fan faa nof al lagrct Ire al
|olle brugelige Sorter> men III bor
bberfcn NOT al pococ Jolf ellcr al
|ltore &Grfltcoer til, at hi fer /
ne0 fort Jrilt tan lcberc
|loo mango % lao ltorc 3el ttIli11gcr
It'll l0lonOet, iom Scr bcr er Sale
ON.
S 2icbliffct fun vi p%DcrboDc0ct
lite pootngc % %2eoeringcr til uo-
|lanot, 81 Ser / Mpbclfagct CT 1oo
flor GruDlbeO lon1 olbrig fpr, Blot
for at fun1te t%ilfreosltillc oen inocn=
|lanbffe gfterlperglel.
Set ct life alene / Sobeojtaoel1,
at Mpbelbaan0DGrfet % Mpbelbon<
oelen blo1nitrer> 90 at npc Mpbcl=
forretninger buffer op / bper @ooc
|af VDet1, set ianrn1c ct Eli el6ct
|uoe / Nrobinsbperne. S Ooenie tolte
LEG nblig omtrent en- Ones Mpbel.
|forretninger / CIT cnfelt @o6e.
Sele benne &irflon1beo itDlbes
ogiaa &rigen. Oct CT life blot @1,l=
|loibfabrifn11tcrne % &c ltore &on=
Observation-Disclosures, ser tjcner Tor1ra1=
er ne0 at uofprc Observation-Disclosures
til frigsferen0e 2onbc. Mo1ge
2an6n1enb, ajpbmeno, &on1mis1ip=
nerer, 5fibsreoerc, 5pfolf, &obne-
arbejoere 90 mango flerc bor og1ao
Ge1t gooe &enge UNDER &rigsfor=
bol6ene. gn lille Sci af .6ortiene+
|lten ofrer Sc gjerne til syorifj6nnelie
|of Slenmet og for at gln6c >@11s=
mooerei1.
&on1erDesfabrifa11ter % .&jph:z
manoe1, Ser bar tjent en- Gormuc
UNDER oe efstrooroinnre 6orbolo,
be1tiller fig ct fuloltGrbigt npt Wpb=
|lement efter cit fje11bt &u11tncrs
|&egning, 2an6nto,1oeal Ser bur
iolgt ct Nor &elte for 5000 &ro=
|ner ober 0en ti6ligerc normale YriS.
|ofrer maaife ct Har Gu1ino pon ct
|tiltrpngt npt Msblemert, og Ell tor
beligere bant 9annoberfer ellcr Gp=
man6 br11ger n1naite li0t al lin
@fstrafortiene1te til CIT ggetres
|5piieih1e eller en- Gbri1tinn Sen Ct=
teroes. 9agligit,c. :
Set CT foritoaeligt og nat1rligt;
Der CT intet mGrfeligt oeri> 111e,1 Set
|giber Groplbe1 / Mpbelin6ujtrie11,
Jog bet ct jo e1 go6 Cling!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

ltnbcr &risen. 6%orlcoet afgif
5np0fern1elter NiS NiSien /
8%ron6sbpl beo 9p6en.
Sen Mf6pOe bar cit flittig og
GRANDDAUGHTER, font bapoe
megen Sntercsie for bort ~offentlige
2ip. Snbtil for ct 8ar Mar iioen
bar ban &illi6smano for 5progfor=
cninge11, en- Bo1t font BON regte6e
Grofaltbe6 og iii Sorettingens
fuloe Silfreosbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
1%1nsSpmmelig Sclbbebibitbe6~

Sr6 paa ct Bla6fonfor I cit mellcm=
itor jp6if &jeblta6 font for nplia
cit 11ng Broprieteripire, ltruttenbe
al 9unobeb og legemligt 8elbpre.
Da ban bab0e forrettd lit for bam
bebagelige @rinoe - @eitilling al
ct @ntal Sorlobeliesfort> Sc flotte=
1te GrDfferiet eie0e -, fm 9Ia6ets
&e0oftgr tilfel6igbis in6 / gfspe=
6itionsfontoret, for at gle6e Sen
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Gn farltg Sitnation. -

Gn farlig Situation. - gn ST.
terni06ag beo Gretioet lejlebe to
11ngc Men1effer fra Man6ers / Ell
lille Seilbaao for at jage pao Gjor=
Sen. l16 for &loltcrgaar6en Hog
|5ejlet ont og fGntreoc 8aa0cn. 0e>1
e1te foriggte at ibpn1me / 2o11o, %
Den ar16en flan1reoc fig til Bao0en
n1e11 / ben itGrfe Strpm babbe 9p=
|6e11 bprt 6em Dis, ON Ser life bnr
fon1men Sie1p / SIDE. @jelpen fon1
/ Gplge ~@onb. 81. Mb." fra to I'M
&c We1rneifer, 5frG6beripcno 2a1tr=
1en og @etjent Mlfre6 5prenien fra
Msicntoft, Der ltonge0e Mol inoc
.beb &plten. 0ercs 8aa6 par meget
lille, iaa oct beiDerlige &conings=
'arbejbe bar f%orb11n0et meb bctnbc=
Zig 2ipsfore for Sc to &eonings=
men6; men Set lpffeocs, % efter
at &c to Sorulpffe6e bop6e iun6et
fig li6t> 1%po6iercoe Sc longs Sern=
banelinien til &anoers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
50 @nlbbrbllnppcr. Watbias &c.

80 @nlbbrpllnpper. Matbios YSc=
terlen % &uitr11 / Irnitl1uno GEO.
ite6 @ogn) fejrcoe fornplig oeres
@lllbbrplll>p. Gnrnr11e Sag por bet
80 Mor, fi6en Watbios Beterien
|blep @eimono. 81. Yeterien % SUI
ltru bar babt EN- flor Nprneflof,
bboraf 5 er lebe116e, nen1lig 3
|Detre % 2 Se,uner. Beggc Senncr
ct meo / &rigen. M. Heterien bar
.lclD bGret meo / &rigen 1864.
s inoepprer0e Waa1e6 fan GIFT.
Mpller % 9ultru / Mrnitluno feire
.oereS @ulobrgll11p. 8egge Gan1ilier
bar bnret arbej6s1om1ne og bpgtige
% bar bpet / Mrnitl1,n6 CT lang
Marrpffe.