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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
OeerfieId

On Monday of last week Mrs. David
Hutson slipped on the back porch and
struck her head against the wall and
also hurt her spine so that she was I'M
able to walk for several days.
H. J. Klinefelter has purchased over
$50 acres of tobacco since the holidays,
but last Saturday was given orders to
suspend for the present. The tobacco
is moving very slowly, only few crops
being sold the last couple of weeks at
from to 103 cents pound.
William Drager of N. Deerti9ld died
at his home on Tuesday morning, Jan.
10. The cause of death was pneumonia
from which he had been suffering for
about week. Deceased was about DO
wears old and leaves wife and eight
children. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Pankow in the German
Lutheran church at N. Deerfield on
Friday.
The Synod church enjoyed electric
lights for the first time last Sunday
evening. The lighting fixtures, four In
number, besides the pulpit light, are
of the semi-indirect kind, having a
large light concealed in the bowl be-
side four direct drop lights to each.
Even diversion, member of the congre-
CATION, was the sole donor of the fix
lures.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Milton

w. C. Holmes and Ralph Hudson
have received satisfactory settlement
from the Northwestern road for the
stock killed during the summer.
Rufus Davis was over from Albion
Monday on business. He has rented
the Phil Sullivan house on First street
and will move here March /.
Wednesday forenoon about 10 o'clock
Mrs. A. P. Rice discovered smoke COM
ing from one of the rooms upstairs and
upon investigation found the room oc-
cupied by the girls who are roomlng
there to be on fire. Luckily the fire
was easily extinguished and no great
damage was done. The cause of the
fire is unknown.
The Milton Junction Y. M. C. A.
Group III basketball team defeated the
Edgerton high school freshman team
Tuesday evening at Woodman hall in
the fastest sort of game, the final
score being 17-15. The first half ended
1O-11 in Edgerton's favor, but when
time was up on the last half the teams
were tied at Is. The game was con-
tinued till Milton Junction made field
basket. This is the first defeat the
Edgerton team has suffered in two
years.
Haldane Cochran Saunders died in
Chicago on Jan. Is, 1915, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. William P. My
ers. Death came suddenly from heart
failure while he sat at the breakfast
table. He was born in West Hallock,
ILL.,, on March 4, 1862, and spent the
year 1880 in Kentucky state college,
Lexington; entered Milton college the
following fall, where he remained for
two or three years, but on account of
i'll health he gave up further study. He
had lived internationally in Milton and
vicinity for thirty years, though his
permanent home had been in Alabama
of late. H. C. Saunders was married
in March, 1874, at Milton to Miss Char
lotte Davy, who died in December,
1885, To them were born two children,
a son Haldane, who died at the age of
five years, and daughter Charlotte,
now Mrs. VIM. Myers of Chicago.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
StouQhton

Mrs. Rosanna ENGLAND Wednesday
sold a small residence property on East
South street, adjoining the railroad
cOmpany's right of way, to l.. b. Lock-
wood of Edgerton. The consideration
was 5000 and possession is given Feb
ruary l.
The warrant for Thomas Andrew
Johnson arrived Wednesday from
Brooklyn, New York, along with in
formation as to the charges upon which
it was based Johnson has been in the
lookup since first apprehended by Chief
Paul Hanson. Johnson is accused of
attempting to commit assault upon a
little girl.
DR.. E. NJ Anderson, at one time a
Stoughton physician, with an office
above o. n. Falk & Sons drug store,
was buried at Spokane, Wash, under
the auspices of the Masonic fraternity
and the Spanish-American war veter-
ans, according to newspaper notices
received by Oscar Forton of Stoughton,
a cOmrade of the doctor in the Third
Oregon volunteer regiment serving in
the Philippines.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Larson on North Harrison street,
their daughter Anna was Friday alter
noon united in marriage to Mr.. Alex
Jensen, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jensen, residing southwest of Edger-
ton. The ceremony was performed at
4:30 O'Clock by Rev. M. Il. Hegge in
the presence of about twenty-five rela-
tives and friends of the young couple
who were attended during the cere-
mony by the brides sister, Miss May,
and the groom's brother Edwin. At 6
O'Clock a wedding dinner was served
and the newlyweds left during the ev-
ening on visit until next week at Sui
Ivan and Milwaukee. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home on the
farm owned by the groom's parents.
The bride was until last fall employed
as operator at the telephone exchange
here, and has large circle of friends
who wish her joy in her new life.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Horrors of Europe at Home.

WAUSAU, WIS. = John Biseck
is in a local hospital with a broken
leg, a dozen flesh bruises, a out eight
inches long in his left forearm, and
about eight other knife wounds, anr
another man, who refuses to give his
name, is suffering with deep cut III
tho head which, starting directly
above the nose, extends above the
right eye back along the scalp to the
left ear, as the result of a fight at
Ringle
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
AutoiSt Is Freed.

MANITOWOC, WIS. = Norbert Let
tcmberger, II year old Keil boy, whc
was charged with killing Edward
Hanske by running him down with an
automobile, was acquitted after sew,
Ell hours deliberation by a jury.
Hanske was village marshal of Keil
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
{ WISCONSIN BRIEFS ]
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Urge Change in State Road Laws.

Y &c OIIdfI9S TT $3.50 Tau IaWS
MADISON, WIS. - The state
road school held under the auspices
of the state highway commission
adopted resolutions approving the pre-.
posed recommendation of the state
highway construction law. These
resolutions recommend that state aid
foc cities and village of 5000 popula-
tor or less be discontinued, that all
The fees received for licensing auto
mobiles be RENTED to the county in
which the owners of the cars reside,
except the actual expenses of issuing
the licenses.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Indian Inspector at Work.

ASHLAND, WIS. Major Nc
Taughlin, inspector of the Indian ser
vice, has arrived to take charge OF
the work Of obtaining evidence in the
Bad River reservation. Mclaughlin is
accompanied by Daniel B. Henderson
a Washington attorney
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Board Asks Vote Law Repeal.

KENOSHA, WIS. = The Kenosha
Supervisors have gone on record as be-
ms favorable to the repeal of the
Mary Ann election law and adopted
resolutions to be sent Gov. Philip and
the legislature. They also ask repeal
o. the county board of education law
and for amendment of the state aid
for highways act to place road build
snS more directly in the hands of coun-
ty supervisors.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
indians Ask AGENT to Quit.

SHAWANO, VISA general coun
eli of the Indian party of the Menom
onie was held at Kenosha, and at
tended by 100. A resolution was pass
ed. asking Superintendent Nicholson
TO send in his resignation Immediately
The resolution has been sent to Com
missioner Cato
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Chief Justice WinsIow a Candidat

Chief Justice WinsIow a Candidate.
MADISON, WIS. Chief Jus.
tice John D. Winslow of the Wiscon,
sin Supreme court filed notice with
the secretary of state that he would
be a candidate to succeed himself at
the election on April 6, 1915. He
named Harry L. Butler and Frank A.
Daley, both of Madison, as his cam.
paign committee He will run on a
norpartisan ticket.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Eau Claire Plans Ice War.

EAU CLAIRE, WIS. = The ice
man will have competition in Eau
Claire next summer. 1t is also report
ed movement is on foot to build an
ice house in the Water street district
and that several of the business men
located on that street are interested
in the project.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
JUDGE Counts Sheriff Vote.

RHINELANDEH{, WIS. = Judge
A. H Reid Of the Circuit court made
a personal recount Of all the votes
cast in this county for sheriff last
November and officially declared
Charles Crofoot elected. His oppon-
ent sued for a recount.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Join in Building Phone Line.

MARENGO, WIS. - The Mar
engo Cooperative Telephone company
has been organized by the farmers
OF this district. Indications are that
close to two hundred farmers will
nave connection with the exchange
which will have long distance service
20 Ashland
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
petri Man succeed Woodward-

MADISON, WIS. = W. E. Petri.
OF Madison, is said to be slated for
warden of the state prison at Waupun
to succeed the Rev. Daniel Woodward,
who has held the position four years.
The salary is $4,000 and maintenance,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Notice

The Edgerton Wagon Co. has added
a repair department to their business
in order to take care of the demand
made for this class of work. The fac
tory is equipped in the best possible
manner to turn out the work satisfac-
torily and in the least possible time.
A good stock will be kept on hand at
all times for all kinds of repairs. 5tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Sisters in Double Wedding.

MANITOWOC, WIS. - A double
wedding ceremony was celebrated at
Two Rivers, when Miss Ella Kinkle-
miller was married to Victor Petersen
and Miss Clara Ktnklemiller became
the bride of oliver Hickock. The girls
were sisters.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Sheboyuan Dairy Board Seeks Probe

SHEBOYGAN, WIS. = The She
bcygan dairy board, sometimes allud
ed to by it's opposers as the Cheese
trust filed protest with Gov. Phil
ipp against statements made by the
state board of public affairs, and peti-
tioning the governor to cause a com.
plete investigation to be made, at the
same time offering every assistance
possible.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
Oil Company Incorporates

ASHLAND, WIS. = Articles of
incorporation for the Bartles-Dadum
Oil company have been filled with the
register of deeds. The capital stock
viii be $4,000.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
The CIeverest Thinq.

The cleverest thing in the world is
to be merely happy, and the unhap-
piest to be merely clever.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
UphOIstering.

Mr.. H. Yendalman of the Wisconsin
Upholstering Co. of Milwaukee, Wis,
is now doing upholstering and repair
ing in this city at very reasonable
prices. Don wait for spring. Have
it done now; it will cost you less than
ever. Leave orders at Mr. Andrew
Berry's shop or telephone 200. eff
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29

-Bennison & Lane bakery goods of
GAINESVILLE are now on sale at Conn's.
Bread and all kinds of cakes just like
mother used to make. Give them a
trial Off
Simply perfect and perfectly SIM
ple-the Edison Disc.
No needles to change, to scratch and
grind,
No scrape, no blur, no blasting,
But Diamond point of the finest kind
Unchanged and everlasting. Edison
Diamond Disc.
Warehouse No. &c for rent after J an.
1st. Apply to R. j. Maltpress. 5tf
Buy your books, novels and maya
zines at the Shoe Shining Parlor. Alto
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HaahpttttrHtprPn.
Ni Garit Gtlar.
(6orti.)

@1lobron0s 5fiffelle lpntes at mangfol0iggipre
Zig, ban bolot Gpur,el1 / M1nbe1l 5porer11e Sc
items GiOer % SpGroet fattct Meb begge t9g110er:
GtbDert SlaQ al Dctte brphe1De Guubcl1, Der tr9rgte
igie1111cl11 en- @ielln cllcr Yan1cr, bleb leologet al ct
5frig .clIer 0posil1f. Der hur tffe lGnger Sale nnt
JorligtigbcO % Scrcgning, oct gjolbt pu1 at aubne
Sc. efterfplgenoe M0cls11uno eli Sci, % ocrfor at til
%ii,1tetgjjprc cller orrbc. 1pitcrnc beg tilba9e for 0e1r=
ne 99aicnoc, scr a%rbejoeoc Jig. ina in1ellena SEM iort
en- &ile, % ioet bon orebtc cller tpotlg Mant5ol,s
Dfpoltonocre til 1T pe1oe Jig in,po bo11, brcjcoe Sc
5te11 % fprtc oen1 iii 5ioc1 ipr at 9jprc Nob1ingc11,
1on1 Sc Gfterfplocnoc 1,ofplote, lao me9ct hreocre.
5oolcocs poreoc set fcnr Mi1ltter, oercftcr bleu
&reoien iprunat, Splfcrne %flp9tcoc, Noels1l1o11ocnc
bop0e iii Sci foroa Jig og reoe bort.
Meoe1s Mont5o1 % bans TplAc lp9te Srclle I
aabc1 0torf, friltcbc SC to onorc Mtoel1l1gcr cl 1111l=
0re belnig Sfjnbnc. Sc n1cni1c Mpttcrc 11no91f bel
BugGploet p1 Nnttcl, % forcncoc Jig 1Gltc Wtor9e11
,11e0 Scltfolfet, ION 0ab0e &pnrtcr / Sol1oshDerle
,%onrfring Nphorg, n1c1 lonrlne Dag tolot &c unore I
Suuocr1e poo Mycl @jpc o1 noottc npcrglnc 1g
poo Nuooc % ll1oooc. Nf Sen treble gfoeling, lo1n
Dolgte SocnIcpcjrr, blcp cllepe fu1gnc, pg tire No1lt=
aolrer bpbeli9t looreoc. Srettc1 MoelslnG11os Sig
Dioncoe nrltc Mfor9c1 ON, hpnr beti9 oe11nc 11otl1ge
&on,p bobbe brrct. @reb Gbriltoffcrs Snlf orpg 1no
/ 0}phor9, b%clcjrcoe Slpttct og tpan9 bet fort efter
til Opcrgipcllc. SEQ oc11ne 9ejligbeb blep fem o9
trebiue Moelsn1GnO gjnrt til Sanger.
Guole0cs. cnotc set fprltc Sog ntpo 6pu1, eitcr
at Sertl,g Gbriio1 bop0c 1riltct otto b%l1oreoc
D3a11o. @ele Gen bar otter / Grepe1rs @eogt; ban
nootog S%orecrnes ,@ploning og noneprte Oeres
9prigbcocr. SSoboa gont5a1 orog tilbage til Sui
1ono, %pon1pgct, %ro}e1roe, life aleae ODER 1T l(belo'
1nel1 opcr ct llhelo, ser bar bepirfet peo loo tora9te=
oe MoD1tonocre. @telle1n Ggeifop og @rprolteo 1an1=
1ebe bon, SC i%argclige 9elter al Sertngens Mrr1e, Der
Doglio %forpgcoes neo Sc fra 6pe11 1lpgteoe 'Mocls=
1np110, 1on1 pcoblcp at bore 0cn gooe 5ag be11g1b11e.
-Serta,q G6ritio1 nor otter oroget til Soften og
bob0e befulet Mont5all at f9lge otter, loo mart BON
lop0e mo0tuoct Sc Torlterfni1ger, lpu bleb 111o=
55orepne fra SC onrfri1eliggeaoe @erregaoroe.
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NnrA Baknta.

17be Maj=Telt / 9epils &afe.
Sun9forcl1ingcn uNprDen" / 0ebils
Safe gjpr Torbere0elier til Ell 1tor
Set ben 170e Moi til bpilfen belle
Omcgncns norife @efolfning bill BIZ
DC inbhl1bt. Sungforeringen og=
ter at gipc ct Hrpgrom ONT Gfter=
miOOogcn, meocns ser ONT 81 tenen
oil blipc Set poa "Opens Mrrnorp.
&cperne CT ljnlone / On1egne1
al Min1oon; mcl1 forleoe11 Sag fam
gcoc @. $. @eebler en- 11er Court
bulet / @pen. DIM Mftenen bleD SEN
lll1ppet lps, pg Set tpg sen fife len=
&C. at fpripinOe. Set bar en-. ualz
m%i110elig flor @Gber, og mon tror,
at SEN bobbc ipo0leret oper 2ono
ira en Sloo til CIT on6cn. Sen
pofte itpr Npm9rfl pm16eo / @pen.
Gn Errriebrano ppltoO %forleoen
Dag pit for Selpa, gift opcr ct be-
tpoeligt SerrGn og ino / Gfopen
De0 Mp1lle Hiper. Scr bleb lenOt
9u0 til @elpo otter @jGlp og npiten
ollc ser ileoe afteo for at illlffe.
Gfter to Giruers 9(rbejoe bleb man
@errc oDer Sl0e11. Mange Greer
p0elog0es al Slomn1erne; mem I'M
gen olporlig 9fnoc .bolotcs oilers.
Murten County blep life belt neo
ii0lte @olg, og ser bliper laaleoes
INT intet Grant County. 5agf9rer=
ne for benl font pnlfer GountDet
belt> mpbte life trent / Hetten /
Mon6an for at prpce6ere Sagen.
0oge11 f6r boboe .9ommcr &l1esIe
11nocrfjen0t olle 5tcn1n1er, lom bar
blepet ofgibet / 2eip5ig paa @runo
al llregelmnsiigbeoer> / aft 50
Steun1er, fprbi Sc life bor blebet
officielt ltcmplct. 0ettc brogte Get
rem paa Deres Sibe, 1om bar moo
Oelingel1. 9Qle Sc 50 5temmer,
font bleb ofgipct / 2eip5ig> bar for
9cling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

%fbrelie af @umntiiioeie. Den JGor=
Bel, Ser BET melt tiltaler 2agmpno
beo Sc npe @eje, er ben oeilige Still
be0> Der bil op1taaes ielD paa lterft
befpr0et Sci. Ser CT MI plan-s
lagt en- MGffe pberligere Jorleg paa
en- anoen al 2ortoons @aoer, iaa
man ler, at GnglGnoerne tager ga
gen meO flor Sber> fire pua BEN
loben6e Sre1nti0, Ser ligger for Ben.
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Da in1ileoe ariiten Ibeoent:
uMa, CT BET iQa6on fat? 80

Da imileoe ariiten ibeoent:
~Ma, CT BET iaaban fat? 80
|Saa tom me0 9get? Ser bar ou
i 5teOet forsben en- 6fat!"
|5oa goo ban ban Wggct, oct it0lte
bermeo bar &urben tom,
og ban iaa flog, at BON bioltc
MI 11of til at Denbe ON.
fjprte ban @ogne11 tilbagc
til alogc=Ole igjenl
og blep fine 6brige Sage
ct Mplritcr for sGgtcmenb.
Sans Srsfolf og bans 6on1ilie
bioite at Mogte11 bar bans:
ellen fit bare lin @ilje,'
forbi Set bar Dcnoes Man6s.
Crit 9pgb.
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Gtatsnniperiitetet / Soma Gitp
far / 5foleaaret 1914-1915 babt
1906 5tu6enter, iberegnet BENT lom
oeltog / Sommcrfurict ifjor, men
fife fon1 til6oge. Ser bar bnret
1885 munolige og 1,061 f%pinbelige
Stltoel1tcr. Sra Soma fpm 2,647,
pg Ser bar 35 fra fren1mcoe 2anbe.
&irn og Supan ifoffeoe bner otte og
Slloicn lpp. Sra Sllinots font IS
Stl10enter, meDens Wfinnel otu og
SUB '9afoto ifaffe6e So FIBER. Sra
9%ecbraifa fpm 20. Nntallet al Stu
.0enter heo 5totsunineriitctet bar /
Sc ii0ite fire Nor hpflct rneo 40
Erocent.
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5nnna.

8ranb / Mtlantic. Green 8ap
2ulnber Sos &arelager og en- 5talo
meD 81 &e1te brnnDte forleoe11 Scat
/ sltlantic. Sobet belpb Jig til ober
$4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

% iou bar blt1t fj6n tillige
og ltplt og ltGrf og 1tor,
% ct Eor forli1c Zinc.
babbe bun otter lin Wp'r:
Ser JON nogen forioa Zig
pua be1lL Set gift bann iloe:
San mootte 1trofs poo 6te0et
giprc alt, bho6 FUN biloe.
Sfroos pbcrf OF Ole ser bo'6e
en- Goor0monosi6n, Iom Dco &rilte11
al 8pens fj6nnelte &orle
por bo11 Summer ct poo 2i1tcn,
nu,r1ter ng raft / lin @jerning
og oertil bjertcnsgoo -
/ bcle hans &rop bar ser life
en- cnc1te on0 9raabc 8lo6.
@bprouu Set MI gift cllcr life:
Den 1toffels &rilten bleb bnorliQ
fif lllp1t til Moo pg 9riffe,
blcp folfelfp og olporlig>
leO al &ul6e og Se6e,
foltc lit @ierte bonfe
90 fln0e fnopt 6ol0e 9fe6e
poo, bpuo Scr bor 9r9>n eller Gonfe
San gift bon til &logc=Ole
% flage0e bam lin gtpo.
Sen @anle rplteo poo @obct
og n1llmleoe u@ille6p0!
Sen 9pgoom CT en- al Sc ilcmme
fer bjelper fun 5Dmpotbi.
&om bib, mar jog fife CT bjemm(
en- Gorsoogsfpel0 &lpffen ni."
% &rilten mpote poa Hlette11
prncis &loffen nj poo &pploen.
Die bar taget til Gta0en,
me11 life SEN fjpnne gllc11.
Og set bar flort> at Sen @om1e
forlto0 Jig poa Spnpotbi:
Slot bl1n gob &orle11 Soan0en
par al bonS @pgbom forbi!
Og acknowledgment efter
bar ban fonplet iltnnb!
Soo bleb Sc Man6 og Some -
ia, cllcr Some og Man6!
Gllen ltoo lon1 en- 0ronning
/ @rl1oepigernes &rimmel,
ng &riiten - ia, bon bor lige
mi0t SEN ippen0e @immel!
9au lebe6e Sc 6o lenge
og bel / Grpo og @ammen;
yum bor SEN bare @ellignelle
bon bar SSa og Mmen.
Mcn bo Set life bnr fler
al Sc i96e &be0ebr90souge,
fltnoe bon life rigtig
foo Mltgbrp6et til at image.
@poo ban / @r1u1oen feileoe
bis te bo11 life ret.
Mti6t / iin @inmel bar bon
laa nn6er1ig oberfomplet.
&on merfe6e at FUN bis 1te
for11o olt> bbo6 fam bil6e,
loobon, at ban bleb SEN 1i61 tie
og CAB lit 8eipp for 1iloe.
at b1n bar Some / Sr,1et,
set lan man lige poo Ston6;
men ban bob6e ipert be6 at iige,
bborbi6t set bor bum, ser bar Wn11f
Sg ga Set bfeb bprrs og bnrre,
gift ban en- Morgen' fen
til &loge=Sle og mel6te>
at mt bar set galt igien.
Sen @on1le Io6 Dom fprtelle
set bele / SO og Mog
og 6rog linens at fin &ibe
longe og 6pbe 9rag;
las iaa en- 5tuno og Itirre0e
talts / Sen bdlgen6e &6g,
rpnfeoc @an6en og bbiife6e:
Set ct 1Iet i11gen @ppg!"
Ser ST. min G6n, Der gielber
Sen 5terfereS @erre6bmme.
Man6en og Semen fan iffffe
fi6re mes bner fin G6mme;
men begge 2iner maa bolbes
al Sen, ser magter bem be6it
og set maa bore Man6en,
noar ban ct, iom Men0, ct flelt.
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~Wtel1 DER, DDor WtQ1lDel1 Ell W(011Oel1,
1perber SIT 1trofs en- @elt
fra @ognen pg flyer r@ersgo6l
bebolD SIT .ben til bernel i'll"
90 oerneo fjprer SIT bioere,
o1t flyer fife flop,
fdr 2gene eller ogloo
sGggenc CT 1l1tpne OPT"
Com iagt> 1oa gjort. Som fjbrte.
s Gr1noen fortrpo ban set fist,
at Dan loo mart if11loe hlipe
Sc pregtige tSe1te fnit.
Seen hor Set life mnrfpnroigt?
som fjerte fra Gte0 til Gteb,
og ingen tog @cltene fra hon1,
men sgggene> sc gif meo!
Sen enc los Semen roooe>
foroi bon lclb bar ct Sjog -
SEN or16en gjorbe set famine,
netop for6i bu11 bor flog!
Sen treble, foroi ban titteo
list for opbt / lit &r1ts -
Sen fjeroe> for6t bon loa gierne
bil6e ia sSre0 / lit Sus.
Sen fcn1te bab6e EFT gngel,
font bon hor npof til at lDoe =
Sen ijette en- lille 9jnpel,
ion1 ingenti1rg lo6 fig forbpoe -
Ben ippe11Oe falot t%ilfoje,
forOi bans @i1je bor ipogelig -
Sen otte10e los Jig npje
meo> at Gpflen bar n1ogelig.
Oen nien6e los fig be1noffe,
ban niolte life, 'bborbon!
Sen tienoe tog tiltaffe
me0 alt, blot ban gjalot for SDra1t -
SEN ellebte og 6en tolhte
lp0 Jig taolmo0ig regiere;
Sc bob0e olorig o11et,
at set funoc on0et bore!
Sort iagt, bon bor elte11 beo Moa
let
for i'm Notwithstanding
og bog boboc Soripon0et life
list SEN min0lte Soranoring;
men al Sc poffeoe. &1trne
har Sen enc for bu10en,
ng / sen an6en loa Ser
ct cncltc 9gg puo @11nben.
Goo bar set ON Mftenen 1il6e,
ga 9eottemprfet folbt pon
at use mi6t puu SET biloe
Seoc ct 2ps bon ldn.
Sun fjprte sis, bhor set hli11feO,
og mart ban ifimte0 CIT MI
l1oflpttergooro, Scr ninfeo
bom benlig til @nile pg 2D.
Men le11ge fbr bon bar %fren1n1e,
in0e fra St11en bon hprte
en- r11ngen0e Soroenitenm1e,
Ser fer &egimentet fprte.
Sen enc bar ONT Sr0A,
og me6 ct iplintren0e @rag
forfpn0te Npbc1 / @or6et,
at &loffen bar fol6en til Slag.
Ser fonbt ban alt, bboo bon l6gte
2p for Sen fomrnen6e Scot
og EFT Mai1b, lom bar Serre / Srlet
ban fun6e fnap befale
1aa b1trtig, 1om &onen leo>
og Ser bar 1let life Sale
om @r1n6e for set, ban Bps.
gnbber al bans Mpffer blep f6jet
me6 set ip6e1te Smil,
BUN leite bnm 9nifet al 0iet
og fiji oflteo font EN- 8il,
og ielb naor b11n for al iin Sienelt
@fam iii Sat bun fit,
bor ser life en- enelte
&loge / ben6es SILT.
Mltlaa Sen ne1te Morgen
font &rilten me6 fine @elte
og ba6, at Mon6en I Suiet
bil6e beige. Sen be6lte.
&orten ioo iii Sen nermer
og blinfe6 til fin Man6,
men Man6en boIgte Sen fiermer,
for Sen bar / be6re 5tan6.
Og iaa fi6rte &rilten bi0ere
me6 lit gnipen6ertpj;
men efter en- @tun6 ban b6rte
bogbeo fig ct fiernt: rSoupil"
Sg bpem fom bel trapenoe 9eropp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
miHtnttattt.

Saline Climber g., ser bleb err
flnret fallit / &re6sretten / Sib=
foib, bill bIipe orgoniieret. 9elifobet
eier en- al 6e 1t6r1te 9pr= pg @in=
6nesfarmfabrifer / 8er6en. Set
for Guitnoer Mcres 2ono / Staten
og or0en fd1t @ienoom og Sabrif=
bpgninger. 9oget al 2onbet bar
meget 6fob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

- .sfrip efter &rppennmmer af
Bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

&binocflnbben / 5bebopgon bar
tilbu6t Zig at betole $3.50 for bber
Million Sluer, lom 6rebes f6r> Sen
lite Moi, eller IS Gents pr. SUM-
0re0e. Sfior betaltes 8pens 5fole=
bprn 10 Gents pr. &un6reoe; men
Sc faor IS Gents iaar for at gigre.
Sagten iaa meget mere tilloffen6e.
2Dnet log forle6en Morgen ne0
/ &arfbauiens Slielagerbns / Green
@oD, 1aa flere 1000=@alloners 8e=
bol0ere efsplooereoe og fmu1te Sim
0uer / set omliggenoe Diltrift. Mon-
&c @ebol6ere og S11n6re6er al Die
t611oer bleb poelagt, og flere @obs=
bogne ner 2agerbuiene ontenbtes.
8ran6beienet arbej6ebe boarot for
at re66e be nerliggen6e 8Dgninger.
|5fa6en an1laaes til $4,000. Dette
er Sen treble 8rono / Green 8aD
foraariogH at 2pnne6Iag.
III uS-#> So p p, 49, ~ ~ EEt EH-AEtfl -