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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
FIND MUTlLATED BODY
Petersburg Huntsmnn Discovers De-
composed Remains OF Negro Near
OLD Country Club.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, October IS
Thomas Phillips, while out hunting this
afternoon In Dinwiddie County. dis
covered the body OF man in "A decom.
posed condition in Simmons Held
about one mile vest of the old Country
Club. Til" huntsman's dogs suddenly
disappeared after he reached the field
ana when one of them returned car
rylng the fearful odor of the body n
search was made. which resulted in its
being found. The head had been torn
or cut from the body. and the only
clothing II bore was union suit OF
underwear comparatively new
brown derby was lying nearby The
body is supposed to be that Of q negro.
Chief NaElnnd was notified and he
Immediately communicated with the
Dinwiddie County authorities and an in :
quest will be held tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
{. Is. CONWAY ENTERS RACE
IN CAROLINE FOR LEGISLATURE
Especial TO The Times-Dispatchl

IHN""IdI 20 TIC IImeS- D1Spatch.J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, October
l5.-Owing 10 the death of w. T.. En-
mis-, who was the Democratic nominee
for House of Delegates from Caroline
County, 6. K. Conway, who was de-
feated by small majority In the
Democratic primary by Mr.. Ennis. has
entered his name as a candidate for
the House OF Delegates at the general
election OF November >. and mis- name
will appear or the ballots The law re-
quires that the name of a candida tie
shall be entered twenty days before
the general election. and Mr. Conway
has complied with this law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Communications Issued,

Having passed successfully the re-
CURED examination for commissions in
the Virginia Volunteers the following
men will receive their commissions
from the office OF the adjutant- general
within few days:
James G.. BosanE. first lieutenant
Company l., Second Infantry. stationed
at Pulaski rank to be effective from
August 6.
James T.. Mckee. second lieutenant
same company and regiment, rank to
be effective from August 9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart.
ment:
Norris Hunter. for r. l.. Peters. 1920
west Franklin Street, three outlets.
L. r. Warinner. for Paramount
Lunch Room. a25 North Twenty-ninth
street, nine outlets and lights
Winston Electric Company for Het
"e. o. son, 'o5 West Main Street. eight
outlets and four lights
NJ \. Pemberton, for Lexington Sup
ply Company, Ala West Broad Street
one outlet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

325xl25 feet. south line Lee Avenue,
al the east corner OF Lafayette street.
October II. 1915. S3.06s.
Hugh f. Rose. trustee. TO Claude f.
Sprenkle. the same property as de-
scrihed in deed next above. october
{, 1915. 81 900.
+ Sitterding. CT al. trustees, to Joel
w. White. T6xl2i1-2 feet. west line
Twenty third Street, "A feet north of
V. Street. October 3. 1915. $2.650.
W. Il. l.. Smith, Jr., et al. trustees.
to ". +. Drinkard, Jr.. 2?Xl25 feet at
the southwest corner of Hanover Az
cnue and Meadow Street. October IL,
IGlI SlSiit0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
struck by Stray pI.toI mil

ii. w. lIeahman. twenty-one years
old. of 3l7 North Twenty-second
Street, was slightly wounded last
night. when n pistol was accidentally
discharged near the grand stand at
the Far Grounds. l.. II. Beazley. 20l4
\enablc street. and a negro were fuss
ling for the possession of the pistol I'm
one of the eating booths, when IL was
discharged. The bullet struck Leah
mans belt-buckle and wounded him in
the side. He was attended by DR.. w.
Ii. Parker and later went home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
ders:
Garlic Boehling Co, for NJ. Robinson,
7O1 Chamberlayne Avenue.
Gillian and Tiller. for Richmond
Dairy Company. 1901 West Franklin
street.
r II. Harris, for w. r. Rupp. 1lls
Erook Avenue.
SNYDER Plumbing Company, for +. w
prin!iard. Jr.. Bis Chafin Street
w. +. Mahoney. for Mrs. \. Atkin-
son. 2Oo7 West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Synagogue Opens Sunday school.

special program of music and
Rotations will mark the opening to-
morrow afternoon at the Keneseth
Israel Synagogue OF an adjunct Sunday
school which will have classes for in
struction in the reading and wrtin &
OF fiddish. The classes will be under
the direction OF Rev. l.. Yasgour. The
exercises will begin at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
GcncrnI Weather CondttIon..

WASHINGTON, October l5.--Geuer-
ally fair weather will prevail Saturday
and sunday east of the Mississippi
River. without decided temperature
changes In the southwest rain Sat.
urday. with somewhat lower temper
atures, will be followed Sunday by fair
weather and rising temperatures. Tenn
peratureS will remain much above the
seasonal average in the Middle At
lant!c states and the South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
cuANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight RcIenxe Deeds, Amounting to -,
SIT ,SO2.40.

o. G. Taylor. ct al. trustees. to Lydia
A. Charles, So 1-2Xl40 feet, west limo
Delaware Avenue. l05 feet south OF
Milton Street. October IL. 1915, ST.,
$50.
II. r. Pollard. Jr trustee to w. J..
Gilman. 42x93 feet, west line Second
Street. ID feet north of Marshall Street.
October II, 1915 $1,000.
II. w. Jackson. trustee. to w. A..
Broad Street. % feet west of Shafcr
Street. October 6, 1915. $4,000.
II. a. McCurdy. trustee. to John IL.
Hardwicke, ct ais, ~ 1-2xl30 feet.
south line Stuart Avenue. $751; feet
east of Meadow Street. July IS, 1915.
$4,000.
w. C. BIanton, trustee, to C. f. Sauer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits, Amounting to

Three HufIdinE Permits, Amounting to
$40.
Permits for repair work were issued
yesterday by Building Inspector But
Ter as follows:
John G. Fletcher to repair frame
dwelling. ZIG Greenwood Avenue. Bar
ton Heights, to cost 500
Walter Meadow to repair brick
dwelling, at 1915 Floyd Avenue. to cost
$50.
>. r. Crawford. to repair brick ga
rage. In rear OF 1915 Stuart Avenue. TO
cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
FIRE RECORD.

no damage.
5l7 East Leigh Street. 1852 P. NJ.
no damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
AMENDMENT TO CHARTERS.

Crewe Electric Plant, Crewe, Va. en-
larging its purposes.
Mechanical Mining Corporation,
Richmond. Increasing capital stock
from 100000 TO s2.00O.C0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Local Rain full.

Rainfall. last twenty-four hours Ira &c
Deficiency in rainfall since March
! -. 800. 49,. :.....: 3.7s
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
nary ................ o5s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
REPORTS OF LOSSES OR
THEFTS OF POCKI;TBOOES

j. w. Gatewood, of Warrington, com
planned that he had been robbed Of
watch valued at $50: d. A. Gruggs
or Mineral. Va. said he had lost a
purse containing s13. and Mrs. j. r. At
klns. 2O03 North Twenty-arst Street
reported that she had lost a SIS watch.
The store of Benno Hutzler. 306 East
Broad Street, was broken into Thurs
day night. and articles valued at SOS
stolen. The burglar used a brace and
bit to bore his way through a rear
door.
Report was made that the store of
James McGraw. 1910 East Main Street,
had been entered. and that SIS In cur
rency and $50 In old coins was miss
ing from the safe
j. Harris. lis East Clay street, re-
ported to the First Station that his
room had been entered and clothing
valued at $40 stolen.
Charles Poe. who gave his address {
the Soldiers Home. lost blue serge
sack coat. valued at SIS. He said he
suspected an eighteeu-year-ol white
boy of the theft
Arthur Richards and Kit Burnett
colored, were arrested Yesterday morn
ing by Sergeant Ciarkson and Police
men Tanner and Carter. charged with
assaultinG Peyton McClelland and rob
bing him of SIS. They were released
on bail.
whit Dickinson, colorcd. charg ed
with robbing Dennis Byrd of $50 was
arrested by Policeman Whitlock, and
locked up AT the First Station
chief of Police Werner yesterday is
sued orders for members OF the Police
department TO inspect closely doors
ana windows on their beats, with a
view to ascertainins IL these entrances
had oeen tempered with. This action
was taken following reports OF 4 mum
Der of hursiar!es of minor nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
ssAEree on Compromise Settlement.

"a compromise settlement for $500
WAS agreed upon I'm the Law and
Equity Court, yesterday. in The case OF
|Afiee Wingfeld. administrators of
James -Mickins, against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
uENnICo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Amounting to

Two Deeds of Trust Amounting to
S3.SD3.
J. Randolph Tucker to G. l.. Denoon.
trustee. lO0xl COOS feet. south line Of
Grove Avenue, 203.22 feet east Of Wood
lawn Avenue. october II. 1915. $500.
George :. Dickcy ct TX. To T.. j.
Crawford trustee, 500Xlei feet. lots 40
to 1874 inclusive, survey by j. w
Turner September 3. 1915. S3.3G3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
THE WEATHER
Forecasts Virginia
Lncnl Temperature Nes,erdnr

II noon temperature. ...... "a
8 i. NJ. temperature. ........ ~
Maximum temperature to +. NJ 80
Minimum temperature TO S y. Al. 81
Mean temperature ......... -
Normal temperature .. 90
Excess in temperature. ~
deficiency In temperature since
March / 49,. ,........, ...:... >27s
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary ............... lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
HENRICO RELEASE DEED.
One Deed of Release Amounting e
S3.Snn

II. W. Jackson. ct al. trustees. to
sally Rayly Fraser. 1878 acres. adjoin
ing the right of way of the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio Railway Company, and
the property of T. T.. Davie. October
- 1915, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

Local Observation mt r. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. ~: humidity, s.: wind,
direction. east; wind. velocity. 1 miles /.
weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
NO PROFESSIONALS HERE,
SAYS CAPTAIN M'MAHON
Robbcries During Fair Week No,
Work OF Expert Pick
pockets.
MANY LOSSES ARE REPORTED
Several Burglaries Are in List, and
Police Are Warned TO Keep Look
out for Locks on Doors That May
Have Been Tempered With.

Police reports show that there has
not been case of robbery. which bore
earmarks of Il professional pickpocket
during fair week, Detective Captain j.
L. Mcmahon said yesterday afternoon.
a number Of people have reported loss
es of small sums Of money and jewel
ry. but there has been little evidence
that real dips have been at work in
the city.
Burslaries bave been more or less
frequent, the! most serious reported
yesterday. being the theft of twelve
diamond rings valued at $500 from the
store OF Cooke and Company. 533 West
Broad Street. The burglars entered
by a side door
A h. Barney, of Grottoes. Va. re-
ported TO the Police Station at the
Fatr Grounds that he had been robbed
or Sll3 on the Fair Grounds yester-
DAY He had given the money to "A
Stranger, whose name he said was Ed
die CoEan. for safe Keeping. and that
the latter had disappeared. \ warrant
was issued for Cosans arrest lie is
described as heavy-set about thirty
years old. with a red moustauhe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

I October 10. 1905.
i HIGH TIDE:
sun rises. .6:l9 Morning. III :l6
sun sets......5:32 Evening ..l2:Ol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Local Barometer Readings.

S a VI. .................. ........3O .24
r. NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... 3o.25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Auctioneers
All Free From Incumhrnnce.
All Upon Favorable Terms,


company known he
mail at tho office o the these
3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

log leg til saadanne Tider IKE kunue
|de udrette noget. En- gammel hvln-
de raadede mig til at prove LYDIA
In Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
|og leg fix en- Flaske. Nnste Manned
befandt. jeg mig bedre, og efter
Brugen af ire Flasker til blew Jeg
saa rask, at jeg kunde arbejde hele
Tiden. Jeg haaber at enhver kvln.
de som PLACES paa same Made vii
prove Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound" Mrs. e. w. Ian
|SENG, Box 8, Allyn, Wash. !,
Hvorfor vii Kvinder vedbliye med
at Tide Dag I'D og Dag ind, eller
tilbringe en- sygelig og forsagelig
Eksistens, tabende ire Fjerdele at
Livets GlRde, naar de kan finde
Sundheden we'd Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
I tredive Aar har Diet vaeret Diet
ledende Middel for kvindelige Ulem-
per, og har gjengivet Tusinder at
Kvinder, som har varet plaget med
saadanne Onder eller Forflytninger,
Betendelse, S~aardannelse, Svulster,
Uregelmassighed, O. S. ", deres
Helbred.
Hvis De 9nsker ct specielt
Rad, skriv da til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (Confi-
dential), Lynn, Mass. Deres
vii blive aabnet, last og besva-
ret af en- Kvinde og holt i streng
Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

100000 2itersDnsel brebt al
|Sboblbanbitof. s December 1914
tom Ser Me6belelie ON, at 9iters=
Dngele11 / gspebifpollen bol0t poa
lat 6g u0, Deo6er oct / Sen netop 11o=
|len6te 8eretning 1914-1915 fra
|5elifabet for Be norife Siiferiers
l6remme. Saoinort tie frtnoe rejIte
|5elifabets 3oolog 0erneo pg fon0t
Meeo6elelien fun altfor ianb. Mf
ca. 100000 Ongel bor oa Blot llog=
lie Iuitno ilibe. Otter 3oologe11s
Mening ifpl6es l1bel0et 5popl=
ban0ltof beo 8unben, iom bee S11b=
trengen al tungt ialt 8anb Deo
5tormflo6en / Nobember bar Die
Det bbirblet op / Be gbre 8anD-
lag og iaale0eS baboe naaet op til
Dngelen. Otter 6erboe1roe 5olfs
|noiagn 1too 8anod / Bollen ont
trent paa &gjpanb bortimoo en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

~ S9t. Wy OISltuuS bC1l
ftore Sugbolbning paa 8orgeItao.
SUN bar i bgi @ra6 gabmiIo %
lommen me6 fit Mono bar bun
.ifianfet n1o11ge @aber til 8pg6m,
.bporibIa11bt 8orgeitao &apel farife
er ben iterlte. Mer ogiaa ellers
bar bun bialpiom og g%obbiertet og
bar ier0eles ofbol6t paa Steoet.
Sun bar Datter al 8anfaomini<
itrator gappeIen. S 1880 bleb BUN
gift meo S%tatsminiiter @unnar
&nu6Ien.
nMD Sib"s &ebaftion, Eronmel>
.Gorgeirion og Ebornes, itoo for
leDen for 2ogmanosretten i, Mnleb=
ming al geetnos Mrtifel. S &ets=
beleringen n6talte 2agman6en, at
Sranmel life fn110e babe 4niba=
ret, foroi ban bar frabqrenbe, 6a
Mrtifelen bleb taget ino / Mbiien.
Mnibaret moatte foIbe paa be to
andre Meblemmer al Saskatchewan,
font Doboe fonfereret ont Mrtifelen.
2agretten br11gte fem elmer til lin
&aooTogning. &ie116elien git ub'
poo, at Mrtifeler bar itrafbor.
Sranmnl og Eorgeirion bleb imio=
lertib frifjen6t, GbornGs, ion1 bar
Sen elo1te Gillteoeberenoe / Sc
ooftionen, 90 iom @etten mente
bob0e Mniparet, bleb bGmt til "a
Dages Sengie1 og 80 &roner /
.5ogsomfoitninger.
Mpt &ahbbcrf / Drummer. Sor
nogle 0eaaneoer it6en fipbte Dram=
mems &ommu11e @ibellta6bascroget
/ 2ier for at 116bioe tint &an6for=
5toosingenipren bar MI
@loner for set nDe 8onb=
iom ialt er beregnet til $780,
600 &roner; set fan life bentes
f6r neite Splt. 8ebolonin=
gerne / 8pens 8on6reierboirer er
for Sioen betb6elig min6re en6 ban
Zig paa 6enne Ste; efter Sen Itore
5nemengbe / @inter 1fuloe man
bape bentet bpi Sano1tan6, men
bert er mon blebet 1fnffet, i6et
er ibun6et bort n6en at gibe
paa lan9t ner oct @or6, man bob
Sc ar1taget. Sto6singeni6re1 bar
oerfor maottet benltille til 8nbli=
iffe at 1lgle meb 9riffepo11=
set.
8nanufabrif / Mebabn. &ipb-
man6 g. 8. Mas / Mebobn er
gaaet igong me6 Mnl9g al en- @lta-
nofabrif, fortelIer u9itfinm. So
Sabrifen, 1om faar en- cen=
tral 8eliggenbe0 / Mebabn, ifal
al en- so ST. 8etroleums=
Sen 6aglige 8ro0nftion er
beregnet til 60 5effe Siifemel.
og Snbentar er leberet al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

Sin MntDbning.> gan6. Mnoer=
len bar iiobet pna fin 5tamfafe
og ipi1t fig rigtig go0t met. Da
ban il1gen Genge bar bos Zig og bar
misbr11gt fin &reoit ret rigeligt,
benptter ban ct 9ieblif> bbor Sell
neren er optaget beo ct on6et 8orb,
til at liite ben moo Dgren.
Men &ellneret1 op0oger bom,
laGer iom intet og aabner D6ren
for bam. Sg Mn6erlen tror alle=
reoe at babe flaret 5itnotionen, Sd
&ellneren tert bemnrfer:
uSbis De 1fnl6e iabne 0eres
Nortemorrnp, noar De fommer
.biem ST. Mnoerien, 1aa bar De
i bbert Salo life bobt Sen trent
me befl"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

Mprif acknowledgements npc=
tie 8jergningsoumper be66er sol
bator" (6reller) og allereoe beri
ligger Ser @elfe6 om bbilfet @irfe=
fel6t BET er beitemt for. Set er
bpgget be0 Mois Gerft, iom bor
al Sore al Mrbg6et. Set er 1855
sos lor1gt, 1912 500 bre6t og Is
500 opbt, gjgr go0e 10 9nobs
Bort og bar en Maifine paa 600
Seltefrefter. 0isie mango &eite=
frefter tom bringes til at btrfe / fin
@elheo pao Sartajets faite Num=
per, 1om Oerbe6 iettes iitan6 til
at bei6rge 1000 Sons &on6 / 81
MEN no al ebentuelle @abarilter.
9esn6e1t transportable @umper.
Com l96banlig paa 8iergningS=
6ampere en6er 8ougen / en beloig
5nelle til Spbibning al ibere Sat-
Ter og &jettinger. &aa Sor0effet
fin0es ct froftigt Damplpil, ion1
ct goronteret til IL Sons 2eft,
me11 fer no til at frnne greie 90
ifilligt mere ONT set ifl1l6e gjelbe.
~, ~nt~ -< -,-
5orfibet er al 9enipn til Sc tun=
&c 2sft, iom iaa pfte foloer | ct
8icrgningsifibs 2o0> bpgget efstro
fploigt og bpjt for at funr1e bore
loa meget mere. u5olbotor" bar
~traaoles Selegrof me6 ca. 500 Sci
Iometers @%irfero6i1ts. Eelegrafer
betjenes al Sortgjets 5tprmanf
og er anbrugt / ct eget @us m1i0t=
ifibs paa 8rooeffet. uSalbator"
fomn1er til at fao Station I @bi0e=
bobet, og Ser fommer 1iffert Sele=
grafen til at gigre flor Septic iao
banifelig iom Set 6eroppe er nteh
&ommnrifotionerne &onnpag:
MET bar enonu to 8jergningsbaaoe
m1eb &aoiotelegrat uSoion" oq
ugei0aros" iom bor Station
Gabsg % 8o6e. MonDifobsr1m=
meme orubor0 ct uiG6banlig lpie,
rumntelige pg f%omfortable.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

Solfefeit for &inelins. Gn SET
for Ml. Singing, sen el6lte al De
%befjen0te &ingling-8rebre, afbolo=
tes forleoen %gftermio0og be6 Court
buffet / 8oraboo> Ell birfelig Solfe>
felt, 6o life mi1ore ems fem Eulin6
Wennelfer bar tiliteee. Soften bar
ct l10trpf for Sen G~afnemmeligbeo,
lom 8pens 8orgere fpler oberfor
Scr. @inglings itore @aomil6be6,
ibet ian bor ifier1fet 8pen ct Bi=
beorgel, foiten6e $4,000. Ser er
MI UNDER Spfprelle ct pregtigt
Operabl1s foiter0e 100000 bill
fet Soriamlingslofale ifal n6itDres
mes Set foltbore Orgel. gn &effe
&elolutioner bleb tilltemte al Sen
ltore Sori amling og operleberet
Scr, Singing. 8r9orene Singing
bar brn6et ct 8er6ensrp og tient
fig en- Sormue beo tit 5tore Cirrus,
Ser bar lit 8interfbarter be6 8oro-
boo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23
,El:: k!yinde grad.
at Snnerter.
Ulstod alt indtil gjengivet sund-
heden we'd Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound.

Florence, So. Oak. - .Jeg pleje.
de at vere meget syg hyer NAMED,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23
1Haistnttsh1.
6nnSe ! Militertieneite.

QANOe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Vel
bafte forleoen .mege11 Opitgt i So
.Grosie, at be Officerer, Der leoer
De milit9re 9belier be6 gamp &o-
binlon, gior6e ct 1tsrre Snoofipb al
r~egiitrereoe &%ncebu1toe ser / 8Den.
&unOene bar al ben fienote Mir-
bale- Hoce, og bet fremgif at Gift
cerernes lparfomme 0plpsntnger,
at DDrene bill bIipe 6resiereoe til
Mrbei0e UNDER BET &p0e &ors. Set
bar nemlig biit Jig n10er &rigen
/ 5ranfrig og 8elgien> at De 6res-
iereoe Sunoe er uerltattelige / at
opipore 5oarebe, ser ellers lite bill
6e fin6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

&i6b, bpis muligt, Dos bore.
aperteren0e og nepn 8Ia0et. Derpeo
9e en- GOD sag % ct oanif
BIab. Mbertisiemerter er neoben-
eige for etbbert 8labs gfsiitens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23
Syn Daknta.
&plitimeiter Girls Spraenien CT

afgaaet beo Deoen i tit Sjem /
Bierre. S 8i1ter, bo ban bar att
lat be0 en- al, 8pens Sfoler, froD-
lebe ban eiennem ct @erelie, iom
bar ful0 al fogbeo Damp, for at
bi110re Ell @fsploitom, Ser bilbe ba=
be o0elagt 8pgningen, ion bar fulb
af 8grn. San bleb life belt raft
efter set. Sor fort Sib iiben l0-
11pbntes ian til BolitimeIter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

$500
kende Fornem-
melser og Ryg-
smerter, og hav-
de ofte Hoved-
pine og en- daar-
j i 6 Appetit.
Smerterne var
saa voldsomme,
at jeg u%ndertiden
satte mig ned
paa Gulvet og
grad, fordi Diet
gjorde saa .ondt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23

l1ge, og bette forflarer &atoltro=
fen; Get forgifteoe, lboblDan0itof=
boloige 8on6 fit life Mflgb, men
bleb ltaaen6e EN- SID / &ollen. Selb
en- Sci al Malebeita116en / Bollen
bleb 6rebt; 6p0e @al families oper=
alt ! Sieren. Sor at bin0re BEN
5lags Sberraifel1er / Sremtioen
mac biltnof 9emningen be0 Sno=
lsbet MI forbbjeS og uobeDres.
Set Ell ~forpbrigt 3oologens Sn0=
trpf, at Oporatning al 9iters u1
er fommet / gob @nnge / Norge,
men at Ben nplten oorbisie Mongel
poa tilltrGffelig Gilgang al Ongel
birfer meget be1nmen6e. Ser bleb
/ ltblte Sermi11 iolt u6plantet 1907
600 5tDffer Dngel moo $4,000
/ forrige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-23
NnrA Baknta.
@blbigbebem al &efcrenbnm be.

@plbigbeben al &efcrenbnm be-
tribes. Ser CT mi taget 5fri6t til
ltrafs at iette / &raft 2oben ON
EMANCIPATION ion1t SEN i%oofolote
~Bootlegging"=2ob og 8eltemmel=
len ONT terminate @lebatorer, trobs
at 0iSie 2obe pc0 ct tilitreffeligt
Mntal ltn6erifrifter ct bleb11e biit
tilbage for at befreftes eller forfu=
tics al Solfet be6 nelte olminoelige
Salg. Ser paaltaoes nemlig, at
2obe11 ont &eferenbrtm life er gDl=
big, % oct er bette Spgrgsmaal
man MI bill faa afgiort.
8eipg at en banif &i6enifabs-
ntanb. Eaa 5oripgsformen beb
9icfinion bar man fornplig bobt
8ei6g al Or. S. &olpin &obn, on
lat beo Ben fongelige 2on0brngsifo=
lie | &iebenbabn. Son leo1ageoes
al Or. 9. 6. Sobnion fra @iscon<
1in l1%niberiitet og al 6. 6. Stafman
fra Minneiota l%1niberiitet. Dr.
&obl1, ser anies iom e11 al G11ropos
melt fremragenbe Botbologer> til
bringer tire Waane6er / 6e Scr.
Stater for at anitille l1n6eriggelier
al bisie Der f~orefommen6e @pg=
6omme inoen Hlanteriget.