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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Additional Probate Court News

In addition to the Probate Court
news published In last Thursdays is
sue, the following matters of bust
ness were transacted at the May SEES
sion:
Wills presented in estate of ANGELA
Bracket, late of Pittsfield Winthrop
Hoyt of New Portland; Samuel r.
Harding authenticated. copy; Hiram
II. Gilman, Skowhegan; Moses
Thompson, Embden; Horatio Libby.
Pittsfeld; Charles H. Lane. Norridge-
wock Frank A. Witham, New Port
land; Augustus Jewett, Madison.
Wills allowed in estate of Antha
NJ. Walker, late of New Portland;
James F. Corson, late of Athens; Ell
bridge G.. Woodbury., late of Skowhe-
gan; Liyona Frances Taylor, late of
Skowhegan; Walter Traitor, late of
Harmony; J. Henry Frost, late of
5kowhegan; Belle z. Owen, late of
Skowhegan.
Administrations granted in estate
of Bertha M. Watson, late of Show
hegan Nancy A. Salley, late of An
son; Samuel Nash, late of Skowhe-
gan; John Robbins, late of Arson;
Janet Turnbull, late of Pittsheld;
Lydia NJ. Hanson, late of Skowhegan.
Accounts presented in estate of:
Charlotte Putnam, late of New Port
land, David Clukey, late of Skowhe-
gan; Jennie L. Grindell, Pittsfield;
James w. Basford, late of Detroit;
George c. Eaton, late of Fairfield;
Dougal Mcdonald, late of Norridge-
wock; Joseph l.. Perry, late of Fair
field; Fannie B. Lawley, late Of
Skowhegan; Linda Waldron late of
| Hartland; Sewell E. Stineford. late
of Fairfield; Sophronia Jewett late
Of Madison.
Accounts allowed in estate of:
| Elijah II. Carsey, late of New Port
land; Mary j. Towle, late of Pal
myra; Angie w. Darling, late of Pal
myra; Roxanna C. Walker, late of
Brighton; Nathan G.. Fowler, late of
Skowhegan; Rosanna Lancaster, late
Of Madison; Susan B. Eaton, late of
Madison; Lorenzo d. Davis, late OF
| St Adams. Trustee account in estate
of Linda Waldron, late of Pittsfield;
guardians account for Clifford S.
Skillings, Fairfield; guardians ac-
count for Ashel B. Burdick, St AL
bans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Burgess of
Norridgewock adopted Walton Car
ron; name changed to Walter Elmer
Burgess.
| Executors petition to sell real es-
tate in estate of PAMELA A. Jewett,
late of Skowhegan, presented.
Guardians petition to sell real estate
of Kenneth and Nettie Is. Savage;
also for Milfred j. BARLEY of Jack
man.
Minnie A. BARLEY appointed guar
dian of Milfred ]. BARLEY of Jack
man. Mary II. Palmer appointed
guardian of Grover C. Libby of Pitts
field
! Special administrator account pre-
sented in estate of Samuel r. Hard
ing.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
"sIowed up. mt Middle Age

The hard working kidneys seem to
require aid sooner than other inter-
nal organs. At middle age many men
and women feel twlnges of rheuma-
tism, have swollen or aching Joints
and are distressed with sleep disturb
Ing bladder ailments. Foley kidney
Pills are safe, prompt and can be de-
pended on to give relief. For sale by
Sampson & Avore.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Home Of North Somerset Grange

In May 1909, the first corner stone
was laid for Solon's Grange home
and 1t was finished and dedicated
January 1st, 1910, costing above the
stills over $4,000. Since then there has
been more done, including furnace.
painting, piano, and other things that
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

have cost 81 900 more, and January LIST
1915 the debt had been reduced to
$4,000. The Grange has chung and
worked together, and are well proud
of this hall. We expect soon to have
a new set of curtains and other things
for the stage, which Is large and
roomy. The present membership is
about 40.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Sk0whegan Loses

Again were the High School base
ball players unfortunate on Saturday,
when the Waterville High team de-
feated them in game at Fairview
Park. The score was IL to l and the
game was said to be without unusual
features. The summary was:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Madison Ave. Opposite Hotel Coburn
Sunday services at 10.45. subject
Soul and Body. Sunday School at
IL. Wednesday evening services 730
Reading room open Wednesday from
230 to o'clock. The public is cor
daily invited to attend services and
visit reading room.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner of Madison Avenue and Pleas
ant Street

Rev. George Merriam, minister
Parsonage, 80 Madison Ave
Tel. 1888
The usual services of the week at
the Bethany Baptist Church. Morn
ing preaching service at 10.45; Sun
day School at IL; Y. p. s. C. e. at g.:
evening servic at Z; Midweek prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7.30.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCO.
PAL CHURCH
Island Ayenue

Rev. II. G.. McGlauflin. minister
Parsonage, Is Island Ave, next door
to Church. Tel $40
Morning services. Sunday at 10.45.
Sunday School at IL. Epworth Lea
que at 6.15 p. m, Sunday evening In
Epworth League room.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

Garfield Horne Of Lowell, Mass,
who has purchased the. business of
the Pittsfield Advertiser, will take
possession the middle of May and
will occupy the Caro- Guimond house
on Peltoma Ave. in Pittsfeld.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Information Wanted

Who can aid the Independent-Re-
porter to find the addresses of the
following parties. Addresses here
given indicate where they were when
last known OF. J. Bert Mitchell. Show
hogan: DR.. l. r. Boothby. Dexter
Il. A. Adams. Norridgewock; George
Baker. Canada: Mrs. X. W. Brown
Hallowell House. Hallowell. Me.
Mrs. A. Burns. 20 Laurel St. Ottawa
Can: c. X. Burton. Cambridge; Ar
thur Chandler. Carrabassett. Me.
Mathew Clark. Waterville. Me-: Geo
Cook, Berlin. N. H.: d. NJ. Crommett
Providence. X. l.; Fred GOslin. Cana
da: Frank Hamilton. Lewis Mills
Cal; Charles ireland. Cannon City
Col; Hiram J. Johnson. Jackman
Me: Carroll r. Martin. West Forks.
Frank H. Miller. Madison; william
Quinn, . Macy ST. Amesbury. Mass.
Miss Edna II. Soule. 81 West Main
St, Marlboro. Mass.: Andrew vIgue
atlanta city. N. j.: John White. Hart
land. Mo: Percy Sawyer. S6 Brems'
mead st. Marlboro. Mass.; c. A
Moore. waterviile: Mrs W. A. Hard
ing. Clifton ~. ciif,ondaie. Mass.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Is lkAlhlkGlkAk. AAAlkkAkAlAkEl
= Church Directory E
MISUNDERSTANDING
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Baptist Hill, Main Street

Prof H. w. Brown will speak Sun
day morning and evening. Sunday
School at IL; Y. p S. c. E. at 6. Mid
week meeting at 100 p. m, Thursday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Parish Of Our Lady Of LOurdes, Water
Straof

- FIR. P. E. Desjardins. pastor
Rectory, adjacent to Church. Tel. 55-2
Low Mass at a. M. Sunday. High
Mass at 10 a. m. Vesper service at
g p. m. Sunday School In charge of
the Sisters at Las p. m, Sunday, in
the School Building.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

\. NJ. Rowail OF Pit,sneld has had
IN his possession some freaks In ths
apple family which he picked last
ALI from q tree bearing natural fruit
near the roadside and which shaw .
de- parturs from th. regular method ol
row ing. They evidently we're try
ing 10 initiate the slamsss tw'ss
three sets eeinx brought here oil
grown together In q diasr~at yay. IN
one imsssacs the ,uo apples kstas
s~psrsas atoat halt the lsassh saA
thea pinned There ~srs wasy %
the tree Walsh ssTe sFswiss In ~
irregular way,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

SKOWHEGAN

Hits-off Boynton II. Carr 4. Base
on balls-off Boynton 3. Struck out
by Boynton 6: Carr 4. Umpire,
Halves Time. 1876.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

s. d. A. Church will meet Saturday
at 100 for Sabbath School and social
Services following. All are cordially
invited.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Z. W. WHITE
lfcnnnnh AneHsomo~p

Can handle tasinsss svesyw here In
Somerset Ceuaty. vsars Ut sxp~ri-
ssce With ell kiRds u property IN
several dtawrsas statse4 hsesssaess
BY pssmtssios IN ths editor VI this
pap~s. Alsa " r Oe<dstsh ~ q. w.
klmbail. stewhssas. saitsfsesioa
guaranteed tfye
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
ADVENT CHURCH

Corner Of Madison Avenue and Rus
sell Street
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Set %formentli9e Sprpr / banif
&ettnbien.

&looct ~&jpbc1,bom1" for Sen 7.
meo6eler f6lgcn6e Sr6lD6
al Slice rbernpr 8nl1mo11's Sele=
grant til 6en 6onife Syinor1sminiltcr
/ Mnleoning al &a1nilton Sacflons
rcbol,tionpre !Sen1igter
pao Sc bonlt peltin0iife Scr:
@ituotionen &on ct. Groir trent
bp6er 1ta6ig famine Muligbeocr,
Oen Me1rneifemea1goc, ion fmn1
fra Sactions @poe / 5reoeritslteo
sen, 81. Sftober, Dbor ban Doboe
frcnfprt for11rrme116e 8enerfnin=
ger ont @11ber11pr $Selipeg=2arlens
5on6be6sfjerligbe0 og talt neolet=
ser poa 8illiams= % 2agrunge=
te11oe ont .&etsplejen % 9omltolene,
foran1talteoe forfiellige llroligbe:
%lontogerne> n6en at Ser 0og ifete
noget al alborlig Natnr.
Gn %betp6elig Menneifem9ngoe
bar for1amlet / Gbriltianslteb for at
feire Sribeos0agen for fer1te @ong.
9e1uae Set forleb u6en mino1te
uoroel og beller life / &on1booer=
ne fanot ser observation-disclosures
Mergoens @ol0ning bar blot
tber og %brantenL og lejligbe0Sbis
fal6t Ser u%for1fomme0e 8emeHf:
ninger oberfor Sc &bi6e, Ser fer6e=
6es pao @n6en.
Ser berifer e11 1terf rbpggefelel=
1e / @efolfninge1t, ierlig | Treoe=
rifs1te0 og Smegn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Bmlyartfna 6kjwhnf,

Selb ont Scrberne tillpnela6en0e
'fommer til at liggc un0cr / 6e11ne
'Smga11g, bill 5erbicn life 50. Git
.fert CT Set berimoo, at @ulgarien
'gaar Ell tung 5fjebne / Mpbe, lao
|biit 1om Set olorig, bporoon lna ems
||&rigenS l16fal0 bliber, bill flrnne
|blom1tre paa Groos al Mnslano.
be11 rusii1fe G3ors Monifeit III
Der font en D96soom ODER &nlgnri=
EN-. Si bringer berbeb, be66er Set
/ Manifeltet, til ollc bore tro Tn
oerIootters &l1noifob, at set Gorre=
oeri MOO 6en 1labiife Sag, font @ul=
|gorien trolglt bor forbere6t in6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Socfions Mgitotion tiltoger

S%n6flp0elie.
s 6inansminilterict Dor set, lou
blot ma1l fon ifjpnne, baft 11pge11
0berraifelie, at @omilton Socf1m1
ct optraa6t paa cit iaa6un Moabe;
|tbi ,1n6cr tit 9pbnlo / Garm1arf /
@ommer bleb ba1l fra alle 5iber
mootoget meo &elpilje> ligelom bo11
10 fit al ml1lig M6gang til at fore
|bringe Minilteren fine 9nifcr.
Scr narcs e16nu &aab o1n, at
Negerbefolfninger s6erobre life bill
gao til Sberffettellen al alborlige
Optpjer, men mani ct pan 6en on
Sen 5ioe flor ober, at Mor1 ogen til
Sen bbi6e 8efplf1ings s@ngltclle
|b9r fjernes.
5itl1otioneu fer eftcr Miniltere11s
|@fjpn / 3iebliffet noget bla11bet us.
|Gfter al Smo1mligbeo bar Sen
omta1te Neger life r1eret ege1ltlig
oprprife 9e11iigtcr, % Scr CT aft,
Ser taller for, at set meb0elte Sprpr
intet 0prpr bar ,beret, 1nel1 Sen
|oanife Staggering bar 6og bcill,ttet
611rtiglt m1tli9t at le1oc &%rpoierel1
v@olfDrie1" til ct. Groir. 5onb=
|ipnligbis CT &rp0iere11 ofgooct fra
&ipbenbom Sen 10. Mnbbr.
Scr far iom befjenot tibligere
pnret Megeroprpr 11oo Sc bonif=nelt=
in0ilfc ger. Set iio1tc foregif
1877. ;
Storc 5forcr al 9fegrc pperfolo1
sc Sbi6e pg brn11otc alt, bpob Sc
IIfunoc, bele 2%anosbper n1eo Suffer:
plontager og o110rc Mfgrp6cr hlct
logt poc, og CIT Mnngoc &bibe mi:
|lte6e 2ipet. Ml1ore flpgtcoc og gien1.
te Jig / &lontoaernc fpr at reob(
|?in
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
st Feripcftip al set arctic
Salunifi.

en &prrelponor1t til ~Mslocioteo
!!FrelS" telearafere0c for ct Nor Go=
&c 11oen fra Solor1iti, 0jrufcnlonD>
at 9opncn uocnfor @pcn bpoer
So9ttogcrn1 ct broget 5fuc
Fr@99 at oel bcrifc11oe &rig / gu
ems 11mlooelbore Nerbeo. 3 oct
loll9c Sl1olpb, lon1 Bolfe1 pco So
|lon1t1 r%rcl11bpoer, les mo % uoqoo=
|e11oe Ell lang Yroccsiion al 5fibc,
{bbis Moltetoppe piier Ell 6siit for
j1tJelli9 Samlif1a al Stag ira M,,=
n1g11c1l @ollon0> Yelgien, M,1s=
LAMB og s@gpptcn, ion ale britt
ger 6poeborer % &~rigsluotericl til
DC fua11pe1l0c trooper pe0 Bolfo=
mems 9%prtnrifcl.
Storc oocripiifc &rigsifibc, u1eo
frantic pg BRITTLE Stag / Stopne11>
anton111er lpsiet mco Gol0ater ino
glenn1em @olfen til !Sotn1er> Scr
bebogtes al CIT file grpif 8uqicr=
booo> 1om for gierneocts 5fulo er
blebet forbonolct til ct &rios1fib
De0 at forlpnc ben mes CIT 8onjcr=
befleoning og be0 9h1bri11qelle al
CT eller to &unorcr poo 0cus 0uf.
s ielpc &obnc1r CT Sccueriet crb=
MT mere brogct. 5ioe11 Sen 1io1tc
golforfrig far mon fife let 1oo
mango Sfibc / @nbncn peo 5olo=
|1ritl lom / 0isie Gage. Eoo Safer
tic bpres ct lonot Babel al for
1fjellige Sprog. &perfe11 Moricilles
'eller Sort Soio far n%pgenlin0e let
ct 1oooo11t &olcjooifop al l%l,1ifor=
MGR. Ser CT 6ronlfn1nn6enc / 6crcs
b1m1nelbloa %l11iformer, fronlfe So
loniol=Sropper (E11rcos, 5cneooler
I 0eres bioc @e1rfle0er)> frantic
Morinc=S olooter> n1c0 Sc rp6c SID
tie boa oeres run6c @1>c, frantic
Sragoner, ~Sommp Mitfi11s", p1p.
gd1 og 0a fer mor1 longe Mnffcr
al gr9if @jerg=Nrtillcri, og @eleo=
Der al greif Snfanteri. 6ronifmen=
oene bilier befli9t poo @rpfernc,
og ois1e gje11gjpl0er ltrofs 6ercs
Sil1en, men @riterne bil1cr f1,n
poa oereS egne ToIf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

@oper S, boor fam S iope?
@oagncr, 2l1no og Sjelo og Gobe
&aagner, paagr1er, raabcr Se!
Sc oen 6legt font fer bor biemme
|5om fan 1lige Ge0re gle1nme,
|&on ao Iige Min6er le!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Ntterbo9 College, Gulpang,
California.

s biSic Gage Ct sc fprlt tt al set
nDe Sfoleaor5 glcner fonu1e Der
til; flerc fplger otter Deo Mioten
al Otaoneou1 % til /. December.
Seq Dnaber, Set n1ou blibe ct Qp6t
og flittigt Solo Gleber liQcipn1 /
iSjur, at Sfolcn mao foo @eljigncljc
til oon0clig at bcrigc bc lingo,
lpm lpger 6ertil, og at SC hinge
oil mp0c me0 aobne. 2ren % ct
nootogcligt 5in0. Sgjcrmem I'm
ocrpisnil1gcn / Sc Tog> iom bill foo
ltprlt &tp0l1ing for Set proftilfe
2ip, cit ltnoerpisning, lom bopeo=
iagelig mebbelcs poo set cngclifc
5prpQ, pil Sfole1l bjnlpc Sc hinge,
lao pel Npfpmmcre lpn1 sc ino=
fp6tc llngc, til at fplbe bcrcs &lo0s
.beroOrc / Set 1tore an1erifonife
@lonbingsfolf paa EFT goo og / be0=
ltc Tori tano for6clogtig Moooc ion1
opgtige oq intellige11te Mcnlcifcr.
Soru6en &rofesior &ornlplo pg
Mils @rpns bil / Mor Miis Morie
Srpit fra 8itbee, isis, u1oerbiic
/ engellfe 6ag poo M%tteroog COL
lege. Miis 6rolt bar / CT Morreffe
bnrct 2ercrinoc / SEN pffcntligc
omcrifo1life 5fole / @isconii1, men
|bar tilligc toget birfimn Sci / 81
bet in0enfor SC Oonlfc l(ngopms Or
er1inger / Mellelnltoternc.
Nttcroog College pl,Ifer life Blot
at bibril1ge Sc lln9c, ion1 formcr
.bertil, gooe &11noifober, mc tilligc
fprlt pg frunmclt at 1>opiflc Sc lln=
gcs Yer lonligbc0, og bette luocr fig
|6o nobnlig gjqre gjen1em l(l,oerDis=
1inge11 Goobel pau 0unif ipn poo
@ngcliD / @iltpric % 2itterotl1r.
glepcrne nil pao Ntterbu9 College,
foo n1egct at bprc on, Tprtibcn,
buuoc 0a11n1arf5 ng Mnncrifos; ng
Set at fjen6e Gortioen pg at toge
2nrc al Sortiben bctinger jo poo
1oo mango Woo0cr ct go0t 2in /
9t11tioen. 90 llnge bil fuo n1clt at
bpre gjennem 6ore6rog ON Set Dan=
lfe 6olfs 6orti6, limpelt fen tproi
Set CT 6eres egc11 Tprti0> Sc ioole=
.6cs lerer at fjenoc. Noor mani
1oru11e Giber bprer MGn0 tole fer
obre, 1pn ON Ibrobont 2incoln,
George @albingto11 % a11bre @tor=
mnn0 fra Sc p1tlige @toter bar 111r=
&C 9mff=M mcrifoneres TorfG6re,
|loa CT bette 10 en- flor l1ionobeo,
flor life at iige 26gn. &bis 1t11ge
San IT, Mmerifonere birfelig ne0=
%ltom1neoe fra 6isie MGnb % bcrcs
Somti6ige berobre> bil6e Sc bobe
bobt en- felt on6en Stbbning, ct
felt an0t 5erpreg, boo6e jnle=
liat og legemligt. 9e 2ope> 1om
ale anerfjen6er / 9prelipet for
Mocerncs ELECTROMAGNETIC ct mango
6espnrre blin6e for, noor Gole11
bliner ONT Menne lfelibd.
Scr far / SEN it61te Sis / Mn=
leoning al Disie Gpif=Mmerifoneres
|frgffe og trol6le M6faro moo Slime
rifo lp0t obe%rfla6iite og 61mme
8emGrfninger ont ~8in0etegns=
Mmerifanere" fra Men6, orn bpem
rlon lfulbe be1te> Sc Dob6e beore
|Sorita116. Man far tolt, 1om ont
Mn1erifa bar be6it tient me6, at
Der ingen ~&in6etegns= Mmerifone-
re" bar> og bog En- @on6be0en 10
6en> at al M1nerifas &11lt1tr err Bug
get op paa Mrben fra 6e gan1le e1=
|ropeiife Mationer> og at sem Sag,
-o>~h;.,SoISo, ..,oS cC,4,So., hIoh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

&ieb> bpis muligt, bos bore
aoerterenoe og nepn 8laoet. Derpeb
ltetter 9e EN- GOD Gag % ct 0an1f
@1o6. &bertisiemerter er usopen.
otge for etbbert 8Ia6s @fsiitens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

billie ie Sit1otionen / lit rcttc
Sps, bporpcO SC blptter 2onoets &p=
tier for bcl fprlte bul beolte SSicn=
'0e, Der me1tcr at bape noget uoe-
|l%toocnoe mco Dor Nontiniitrotion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Elk Horn
H0ijjjskole

afboloer lit &interfurlus fra lite
9ecenber til lite Morts. = timber
bisning / olmi1oelige Sfolefoe.
Gngelit for S%n0bonoreoe.
Sfrib efter nermere 0plysninqer
til Gorltanoere11>
s, 6. &1otb,
Glf 9orn, SOMA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

" @frib efter Hrppenmmmer at
Bette Bla6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

ga, S 6p0re biSiet pppe!
S, Dhis 8l1lD CT Stjeruetoppc,
bbis 5jGl ct / CUBS &oon0!
IS Set Sc mao lclp ~iltcn1nc
|Sber Sem, 1om G6er glemn1e,
fpr11egte G0ers Mun0.
@6er i11gen @(cn1icl ifoocr,
'&bor s 30 bos climbers 6oocr,
i9og 8 tor0ne n1oa 1on bon:
Scr Sin Sober og Sin Mo6cr,
Sm ou lGnge 2iDets @oocr
Npbe pil i TnDrcs 2ono!
2Ga1gere trent / 9i0tet iigc
@r11nbtbi9 ON Jig 1elp:
Seq bor oret> jeg far ifl>et>
Seq bor bartlett, jcg bor truet,
Sg jeg beocr chs mcb Broo0:
&enoer ON til frpnmc Tp6re!
9a bil @11b ems grpitcn bc0rc,
9to110c Ri mcb Noob og 9ooD.
Sc, lea 1tanr ne6 Tp0rcs @ruDc
Weeo Sc gamle Ml1nel tobe,
&iite6e al SGorcs &oonb:
W}e6 Sc ganle 5oga=5frifter,
&bori 6e0re11es @eoriftcr,
Yrege6 fig mes Sp6res 9(or6.
.@fol jeg itonoc fer olc1lc,
.@tirrc poo Sc <neltenc
,@lffe116e og iorrigfa1lo?
5fal jeg rite u116er nebcu:
Se0reS Mon6 er fnret beDcrl
,Spnfer, Gte1e, mes / W1>l0!
,@fnl jcg fer fra &~irfelnolc
&Grc Mi6nntsbonen gale
Sber Tn6res fjGrc 2u1rD,
Sc be6 2Dn, bbor Snerbc mpbcs,
&c be6 2Dn, Dbor 2or6et pocs,
&c sen his11c 5ton1nes 8rono?
&ej, o ncj! s fjerc 6rur0cr
&effer mig BOG 8roocrbrnocr
Sber 8elt og Sunb og SAB!
SAB mig 0ng 81 iao olcnc
,2pfte poo Sc 8o11toltcne
ISbcr bore Toorcs @rop!
Sg ioo i~ll1ttcr 0iotet icncre mel
fdlge10c %gribe11oc @cfjcnocl1e:
pau Sjrlo, / Sal og Gngc
,@uae6e i &jpoet In11ge>
Soften bleb og Sn6cn Zig;
Gintere11 CT fa1t for @an1ocn,
&enner! lao % iua / Mul1ocn!
8, 6a borbcr &pite11 rig.
,@pil6t III bor poo bil0e &cjc
.Se6res S6el, Mrb pg Gjc,
.&oon6ens Spl0e, @jertets 6rc0;
Ml0rig fomme be6rc Gage
'@or hi ej en- @nilt til6ogc
I@n6 al Sp6rcs &jerligbe6.
Ching Sig 6o> min S1>gl, ioo fog'
M}e6 ct @1ab al N}or6ens Gage
'@jennem 2uft poo Mon0crs &cj!
&ol6 meo &bo6 og bift me0 &inge
|@il 6a @nilten ej 110ipringe,
ST. 6a er 6e11 ser bel cj.
SLIP min SugI, MI 116 1oo fo9e!
|Sn6res @ub bil sig le0loge,
|$r91te big for 5pot og SAB;
|@e6e bill jeg ollie Gage:
@ibc @r6> 611 font tilbuge =
Me6 ct gr9nt Olibenbla6!
Scr er bit inge1L ipn leler Dig:
fc ifienne 8crs> 116en at ban gribel
i fin egen 8arm % flyer: 9e to:
Ter 1on6elig oglaa til mig og til mi:
ne @omti6ige!
Men S, bos bDem Minoet blct
Iepc11oe> mems S lptte0e til Di9te:
rens monen6e Gang, s ifal omlet:
te @6ers Ganfer / 9aoo, at Ct
5un6t og ian6t Solfelip, booret a
ssyl6 og Mon6, fan blipe til Nirfe:
liqbe6 blon6t % 9anifere fer poc
&plten.
s bill 1iffert beller life operbpr{
min @enben6elie, naor leg pac
@eoIo.,a Nnono 1fncr. NOR Snnnp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

~Soo mig BOG 81 ioo olcnc
|Spfte poo Sc 8ortoltenc
|Sber bore Tn6rcs Brou!"
Sg set 8u0ifob, jeg iii lc,,oer
no n1eo &ilir1 fer ira Mtterooq
|eollege> er lonn Ell 61,gl> ser lpiu=
|ger Jig 1o. % foloer 1nco lit aluo
log bitter 1neo fin @ingc; og ion1ti-
lo1g bor jog Set 2nlfc / mine Gut
Tier:
I@ipe @ll0> 6u TOM til6oqe
|Wtco ct grp1lt N%lipenbloo!
l.. He1e6tct Nor6cntoft.
lSolbong, 6. 9epp. 1915.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

80, lp0 Dpjt / Mor0 Min &lage,
Som en- &pit fra gan1le Gage,
Com ct Sc fra GG6res @rob!
&nn fpr 6Ghe 9rc11 flingc
Gonerne, 1on1 @11b % bringe
Sra bort Silent me0 Slang og Stob
Sc, ser ligge SGores Sfrifter,
@ino ONT Se6renes 9eorifter,
SSor6e6e i Wulm og @tgbl
'6Iuqte11 1tirrer fun pau Ml1l0et,
.2ptter efter &lang al @uloet,
CT for Mooersmoalet SOB.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
Definite Step in Mexican Affairs
Promised Soon by High Officials

Washington, ID. CA definite ster
toward settling the Mexican problem
will be taken by the United States
government in the near future. Au-
thoritative announcement to this effect
was made at the State department, al
though the nature of the contemplated
action was not disclosed. President
Wilson is understood to be revolving
several suggested courses in his mind.
His decision probably will not become
known before his return to Washing
ton from Cornish, N. II.
Mr.. Wilson is known to have been
reviewing the situation for some time,
the warning Mexican factions having
failed to heed his suggestion of two
months ago that they accommodate
their differences and restore peace in
the distressed country. Apparently he
has determined that the other meas
ures which the Washington govern
ment announced it must take if the
battle of the factions continued must
now be resorted to.
The Presidents most probable
course, it is reported, would be to urge
General Carranza for the last time to
confer with other faction leaders in an
effort to bring about peace. Should
Carranza again refuse this plan, it is
said efforts will be made to assemble
other Mexican leaders who will repre-
sent majority of the Mexican people.
Such conference, it was suggested,
might be held in Northern Mexico, if
1t is possible to free it from military
interference. If not, it might be held
across the border in the United States.
The conference would arrange for
constitutional convention which would
plan for an election and establishment
of a government.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
Half a Billion for Candy.

Five hundred millions of dollars is
spent every year in the United States
for candy. This startling figure is
given out by the Pan-American union
at Washington, strangely coincident
with the assertion of the Navy league
that exactly the same sum is needed
to give this country a navy which
would place us in second place among
the sea powers, the New York Mail
remarks. In other words, II we
stopped eating candy for one year
and donated the savings thus accumu.
lated to the national treasury, con-
gress would not have to make any fur
ther appropriation for a naval In
crease.
While the figures are not at hand.
one may be justified In speculating
upon the size Of the army that might
be developed IL the nations chewing
gum money were diverted from its
present channels. No doubt we could
become the military masters of all we
survey-but think of the degenerccy
which the jaw muscles of the nation
might suffer in consequence