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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

r%eoerlte @alboel blep qobnet; ube.
bageligtl for bil0e man lie uo elIe1
PROBE at treffe list friif 2uft as
Den, ge1, iaa maotte man 6uffe So
Deoet 1om en- &rtno> ser bill til al
|frable no al fit @11s.
Soo gift Soget - i116 gjennem
9eoemorfen, EFT al Sc oller fr11gtba.
reite Dele al Norge, floot og bre61
l1gger 2anoG meo fine 1tore @oar=
De, longt ltoe rarn1net al lohe, full
leoe @gi6er.
Og 2an6ifabet befsler. - 81 fig=
rer ben ODER en- eng, bbor Siulenes
Sn1elo, naar Sc pasierer Slime
lammenfpiningerne, lp6er iao unoer=
Zig ble6t. - @lomme1 GLIDER breo
og moieitetiif of Steo liot til Sgirc
for 8anen, fDl6t meo Sgmnuer1toffe
ira Dlteroalens 1tore 5fobe, iom
hi mt fomnner til. &eioerne Bliber
ltprre> men Sc CT runoe u0en 6ri1ti=
&c Sormer, oberalt beffe0e meo
55fob - 5fob og otter 5fob. Sen
%1pnfenoe Coils itoite Straaler giber
6iSic itpre Slaoer al Grptoppe EN-
egen mprfbiolet Sarbetone, og biolte
n1on iffe bebre, funoe mon gierne
trp, at set bar nogle al Sen jpoife
Scoes 2pngbaffer = fun en- Sci
forjtgrret.
Wellem Stai % &oppong er ct
|nf Be imlfffeite Steoer pno bele &u=
ten. 8eo 5tor @lbeool lieger @lbe11
langt UNDER 8ane11. 5trgmlebet er
fDlot meo 5moalper, ipm sen breoe
|Strem inor Zig uoer1om og ir1o incl
lent, mart %forbenbe 0em blg6t .og
linOt, % mart %bruie11oe in6 pao
DEM / bbirblen6e &u1t. ~ Solel1
gaar 1l1it 1le6> n1el1 0e11 gpl611e Mf=
tenbtlnmel ipejler Jig / Sc mango
|Strpmalme, Ser ligrer l5lDngninge1
LAT @ulo.
Gat bliber @aar0ete lipl6nere
2%anoifabet pioere, 6iel0nature11 me
re fremtrGoenbe. Ser er bngge
9uller / Sielbet til Gelefp1lpnlene
Der ogiaa ltpttes at itprc 5tenbar
Ser.
2911gere frem1ne pas1erer bi SSlt
tulbnggct, Ell 200 Meter oDb Sinlo
flpft, l1teper, meo lo6rett
gegge og 0pbe, forte Sn1aai6er pat
8unoen, Ser ligger 40 Meter l1n6e
@lommens 2eje. 5om ct ifnrp
l5nif ifaaret giennem 5tenbploe
fgrer SSlttnlbugget fra ct 0olfgr
til ct onbet.
SEQ 2ille=glpebal gjpr 8one1 el
fermelig ffarp Dreini1rg til &gjre
Soran baber Ironfielbet fin 200t
Dieter bpie Sop, set Ter u.s. Jon
ifl1loe Ri fierc liee ino / Sci, mel
ri gaar n0en ON me0 Gronfialoe
paa bejre &aano, Lungs @lben Be
bilt % Der blinfer frem mellen
Srperne.
@lbenS Seize inoinebres. Der
2pb bliber bil6ere. SCI fiprer mi bel
ober Ell ensformig 5lette at Mo'
og San0. Der er ingen 5fop, Bit
Der roger Ell bgiltanmet Cru
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
Central Mtnneipta 9anb.

&pn1 og ie oen imtffe Gel of Sfa=
ten, bpor gobt 2anb figbes fra 81
Mcrer1 og bpiere, / Senbolo til 6or=
bebringer. Stint fort Me1lb paa Ser
n%nberlog. &be0e affaiter fra IS til
SO Mcrerl &obre so til ITO, 8Dg SO.
til IS. Sin Mojs noen Sro1t. IS %
.5fon6inaber. Sfrib paa e119elif til
g. g. Mpoers 2anb Gp., 9etrpit,
Mi1tn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
I Ohlmann. AZ Broadway. New

YORK CItY.
Gable Adresse: Ohlmann, New York.
80 Acres. 6 Mil fra Foreston. Mimi.
god lord, 10 Acres pl@jet. $4,000,
$500 kontant, Resten paa latte
Vilkaar. - 100 Acres, 5 Mil fra
BY, 25 Acres plGjet, Engen leverer
so Tons H9, nogle mindre Bygnin-
ger. Pris $6,5O0,. $4,000 kontant,
Resten paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv eff
ter andre GodtkjGb til: Bentson
Land & Exchange Co.. Milaca,
Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
NYE I E I T

Dyrket og uopdyrket Land
i skandinaviske Settlementer.
Klima. Nar we'd Jernbane-
Stationer. Priser fra S. pr. Acre
og hdjere, paa lette Betingelser.
Skriv efter narmere Oplysnin-
ger til Ignatz We'll, Standpoint,
Idaho.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
D%lafnpbade Anstalt.

ngafsde aldste og NEST populere Rus
isTyrkiske Badeanstalter onskes solgt
sxff1eliRe Vilkaar, paa Grund af Bort
eHerEeren udmarket fordelagtiR For
3fm0for en- virksom Mand. Me. Ham
80 Palace Court, Minneapolis, MINI.
S9sYed Scand. Am. Nat. Bank.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Gu nbmnrfet Sarm. Maa iGlge.
$50 pr. Mcre. 8pg11inger folteoe
$4,000. Sire &bart=5 eftioner. @n
&burt / @res, &elten opbDrfet. &ele
Sarmen inbbeg11et. 8etalingsbilfaar
efter 9nife. Sntd Spite. 5frib paa
@ngellf til: sc. s. Steele, 8pg Is,
Harap, g. 9of.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

1Rpinoer
Civ 4QG

Er det muigt at der fndes en- Kvinde her IL andet som we'd
oliver at Tide uden at prove Lydia f. Pinkhanns Vegetable Com
pound efter allie disse Beviser, der stadigt offentliggj@res og uden
Modsigelse bekrafter, at denne store gamle Medcin. har ophavet
|fere Ldelser blandt Kvinder end nogen anden Medicin Verden?
vi har / Aviserne de For. Slater kundgjort flere agte Anbe-
faings Skriveser, end der nogensinde far veret oHentliggjort
Favor af nogen anden Medicin for Kvinder, og hvert Aar bekjendt-
gj@r Vi mango nye Anbefalinger, allie sande og agte. Her er ire,
der a1drig fr har veret bekjendtgjort:
Fra Mrs. S. I. Richmond, Providence, R. i.
Providence, r. Il Til Nytte for Kvinder der lider som jeg
har gjort @nsker jeg at medde1e, hvad Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound har udrettet for mig. We'd at l@fte for haardt
sagde L9gerne, at jeg havde paadraget mig en- indvendig Forfyt-
ming: Jg hr altid v@ret svag og we'd Overarbejde efter init Barns
Fdds sci indfandt sig en- Betsndelse, jeg blew nedbrudt at Nerve
svaghed og befriedes f6rst derfor we'd at BRUCE Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Dete Compound er min bedste Ven,
Jeg proven jg at bev@ge -hende til at BRUCE Deres Medicin:'-
S: I. Richmond, 100 Waldo Street, Providence, R. ].
Fra Mrs. Maria Irwin, Peru, N. Y.
Peru. N. y. "For jeg brugte Lydia 3. Pinkhams' Vegetable
Compound var Jeg neget uregel1nesslg og t@lte store Smerter.
Jeg havde nistet ire Born, og f@1te aid udmattet: Denne udmsr-
kede Medicin hjalp mig mere end noget andet, og jg er hver Dag
for at jeg valgte denne:" Mrs. Maria Irwin, R. f.
D. I, Peru, N. Y.
Fra Mrs. Jane D. Duncan, w. Quincy, Mass.
South, Quincy, Mass .Lsgen sagde at jeg hayde en- o4ga-
nisk Sygdona og han tilsaa mig lang It'd, men jeg fix ingen Lin
|dring. Jeg sa Lydia e. Pinkhams' Vegetable
Compound averteret og jg fors@gte Diet og fandt
Lindring for Brugen at den f@rste F1aske. leg ~-~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
sNnrgr.
&IanteifpIe

&lanteifole. Mmtsgartner
s@eBom 2iuebum1ner, og @artner
Rlpfgren, @jpbif, bar fipbt @aarben
aSillllono peo @jppif for at onlagge
n esIm1teifple i flor Still. Mrbei-
Pet fal igangiettes itrofs. %lallte=
fnIens 5pecialitet bliber 8Grbulfe
Srngttr9er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

go Acres Land j ct skandinayisk
Settlement, 4 Nil fra Forest Lake.
.Halvparten opdyrket, Resten
.Graesgang og Eng, nye Bygninger.
.Pr1s $500, Diet halve kontant. Re-
stem paa lette Vilkaar. Skriy naa
.engelsk efter Liste paa andre Elem
.d a III: PEOPLES State Bank.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
Aar,1 til Salgs.

On SO Mcres opoDrfet Sarm peo
811rfe, So, poa gobe 8etingelier;
eIler bill leie no for fem Mar. Slere
CODE Sarme / ben oanif=norife So
Ioni ber.
sisnrb 8eberien, 6,ttbton, Minn,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Npt Mnles i ariitiania. Miot
! bet belitelte Mnleg, 1om &ooelef=
fenS imaa Sober MI er, ligger Der
ct ubr11gt 5tDfhfe 8ilonis vSaugm.1,
lom Sapeejerne lenge bar gtrffd at
fn11ne bragg fig tic geeptte, iffriDer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Bissrneiagt / Sarlsberg. $500
yielDd mellem 2arbal / Sarlsberg
ID 5lemoal / &ratsberg bleb ser
FDrleom let 8jGrn. 0ette melotes
gDgbeL % cit bclfjenot Seger
aaron, Ole @i0e, brog aflteo for
bot m1ligt at faa &as paa 8onl1en.
|pnn bapbe oglua 2Dffen nteo fig, %
Eiolig en- Morge1 mpote ban Ell
Binne n1e0 to Finger. 8i11ne11 fom
poo to 8en mibt imob Segerm.
psnn Derne bar oglaa fpr ifnot
9jprn % milteoe life Sotningen.
Ban ienbte 8i1tnen en- &11gle, 1oo
bet lhlpfe 8affen. @i0e bel,ote Zig
kan moo u1lgerne, iDm ban og1aa
Higo.0n BON imiblertio efter en-
Sfunog Sorlpb fom tilbage, bbor
F8i1l11m al6t, bar Derne til buns
ESorbal1feIie intetiteos at ie. Ser
8ugIe ben bnboe facet, bob0e iffe
bnref br9benoe, og at 8loOmerfc1
5foDbnnben fnnoe Spgeren ltrafS
1por Ben bab0e taoet @ejen
|Bloopgen forte til ct Giern i Seer:
6eDen og foribanot beb 8anofanten
|nd foDeoe 9pr maatte iaaleoes
kaDe gaaet filponos, og Segerer
ror#meo 8etemtbeo, at Sen e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
PHIL. ]: EHRET,

Tyler, Lincoln Co., Mimi,
forhandler opdyrkede Farme
Lincoln County fra SIS pr. Acre
.og til .hdjere Priser, paa lette
Betalingsvilkaar. Skriv paa Ell
.gelsk efter narmere Beskrivelse
til Phil. ]. Ehret, Tyler, MINI.
Til Salgs opdyrkede Farme, Ter
blandst MUD, tact we'd skole. og
Marked, 81 til $50 Acres. Med nog-
lie af disse m%edf6lger Avl, Besaet-
ming og Maskiner. Pris $65 pr.
Acre op til $125. Blandet Nationa-
~liteter, mango Sk%andinaver, So Mil
fra st. Paul. Lette Vilkaar. Skriv
paa sngelsk til: John T. Murphy,
Rush City. MINI.
[WEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
;Yberliaerc 6 Sig ira ucSSmbia"

)berlisere 6 Gig fra uSSnoia".-
6ro &abelbaag meoOeles, at to Sig
fragSnoio" er otter funoet fer, ct
Mobolmen SDr og ct 0ripenbe /
'ggHproen. Sc bill blibe begrabet
lpan 9oaga11s &irfegaaro. st al Be
7h1n0m Sig berer Sling pao en- 5in=
ger lna ban fan muligpis iDentifi=
Ceres Gre Sig er orebet ilunb
2a6ingel % ct Deb 5prpangen, og
bna~DH fiblte for n1ol1 fu110et cit
Dngbm, lom er fsrt felt frem til
5fibefs lt%n0ergang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Lindring f6r Brugen at den f@rste F1aske. leg
vedblev med at BRUCE den helt igjennem Middel-
aarene og er nu en- stark, sund Kvinde og t%jerer
NIT eget Underhold." = Mrs. Jane D. Duncan,
Forest Avenue, West Quincy, Mass.
49, Skriv til LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDI-
49, CINE co. (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN,
MASS, ON Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aabnet,
lest og besvaret af en- Kvinde OF holdt streng
Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

isrn i @ansbal @etfjelb. -
||SS11oe beb Dpffa, bbor Der iebnlig
ie 5por at 8jern, bar @am=
en oglao I'LL eiort fig tilfienoe.
Raa gpftiatereu bar Sen ifplge
s@nbbronbsbpIen" rebet ibiel en-
og poa acknowledgement bor
In0nref beret ifalt mes 8inloefoen,
on1 blep funbet igien, loa ltpet nreb=
forenl. at Sen moatte ilogtes. SSu=
ret bar rebet at 0e11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

&%rnbtbnnfen iprang. Sra ariiti=
anino meoOeles sen 6tc Sept: S
&iploeretagen / Sotel @rrlts itore
@uor0, bpor Observation-Disclosures
Malteruo & Moietb bar fit 2ofole,
benote &l. 1915 / S%ornib6og CIT
ltDg %l1lDffe. @n Dunf me6 &rubt
%efsplooereoe. s 8rtifen ppbolot fig
i Giebliffet tire &er1o11er, @fspebi=
tpr SoboelL SRI, 5tronD fra &e=
nesla og CIT elbre @aarobruger fra
5ggne. De bleb olle tire fprbrenD=
te. 6ru 5hanb, 1prang ltrafs pp /
3otellets @aarosplaos, bbor flerc al
Sotelperl onalet fom tillteoe pg tit
llnffd Sl6en / Saar og @noer.
9oboen LIB 1tb pan @aar6en %
ne0ober grDggerne. Sons @oor pg
&le0er ltoo / lps Sue. 9nn fit til
1l1tt faltet Jig / en- 8a1loingsfnm for
Sci e. 2egen tror, at, bou0e SRI
Strmo og &op0en llipper fra 6e1
uben noget borigt Men. @aarbbr11:
geren fit Mnitgtet lterft forbren61
% maotte pgfaa ipge 2age. 81
ltore 5pejlglasru6er / 811tifer
lprong, og &pitelien bar iaa Dolo.
lom, at minbre @ieniton6e fal0t nei
at &bloerne i en- 8ltif beo 5i6e1
at Observation-Disclosures. Son
|5glge at gfsploiione1t opito0 Sci
Brand. Sen bleb imiolertt0 inar:
ll1fffd al 8ran6beienet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

90 Snbnitri / Sronbbjem. Sra
Grpnbbiem m%1eooeles> at Ser Deb ST.
ben Of Sen npe @ermetiffabrif so
beo 2obe opfpres / 0isie Gage
enitgrre Mpbpgning for ct 11poopnet
5elifab ~ rGronobiems 8liftrpffffe=
rs-- bbis Spgobe CT at lebere
8Iifenbnllage til 9crmetif etc. 9rif=
ten ifal begDnoe ca. lite gepbember.
Baa usSofi" bill Ser bliDe ca. 500
M%rbejoere pg / 8liftrpfffferiet ca.
Dfan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
5faalenifs MpIle brGnbt.

SfaalenifS Wtplle brrr0t. Sra
Bergen meobeIes Sen Ste 5eptemz
Der: sfoaIepifs MgIle, iom bnr op-
fprt 1887 % iii tiiIberte Sirrnaet
gilbert 0}9bn 8 5snt1ers efterfpl=
ger, ne0brGn0te igaor | 2pbet at
cit Gimes Gib. Mpue6ruget bar /
CONNER giennemgaaH cit inbgri-
.benoe Moberniiering % bap6e mt Ell
@nrbi al ST.. 100000. 9m ca 2
Tiger ifl1loe man babe begDnbt fllb
tDrift efter Mnotagelien at cit &or1l-
labning, lom er %nnberbejs. SSgaar
Gftermiobag bol6t mon poo at male
cn6el 5aaer. @n Sernltang falbt
neo paa Mglleitenene og lDg chi
iter, iom antanote 5naerne. gleba-
loren bragte b%ren0en0e 5mer op
UNDER Saget, og 6e11 4=@toges 8Dg=
ming bar mart ct enelte 5lammebub.
Ogiao ct itprre Sfibsifrog loitet meb
&orr ltrgg me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Gn 8ilbiiturie. @n ianofaroig,
rten oerfor life mi11ore moriom ST
ltorie in6trof / Dor fi9re u8ergitao"
forle0en 0og, ifriber vDobre". en-
ibenif 8ileier TOM BERTH og ifltlbe
reiie pper Sem1,n6 til 5prna meo
fin 8il; men ban bobbe 11of lite BE-
reg11et, at hi bab6e en Sci lom be6=
Ser @aa6alsbejen og at oe1lne life
ntaa berpres al ct laa tibsm9sitgt
8dor6rtngsmib6el. 22ensmtan6 og
&oliti bil6e lite gibe Silla0elie.
Shul6e ban III tage ON &e1a, sbleb
Strefningen bon maotte tilbagelGg=
&c ca. 40 Ml ilte6etfor gje11nem
Soaoolen 14-15 M&il. CODE &aoo
Dor opre. Men Sbenifen leier fig
2 Seite for at figre 8ilen Be SO
&m. til Semunb. .Dette 1pntes bel
o9lao acknowledgement bar bel
0rbjt. 81 beroppe paa 6ieloet BIZ
Der ltoaenoe ! ct oltfor fomi1f 5fier
iffe blot / bort .eget 2a116, men og=
loa / Mabolon6et. San fit 0a e11oe=
Zig Sob til at fj9re me6 8ilens eger1
&raft - men paa @etingelie al, at
bon bente6e, til set bleb mprft. &l.
II fltn0e ban ltartel Si faor bao<
be, at ban font bel trent 1oa ban
fife git lige | &aaieen> ifriper 8la=
bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Sire nDe 2esater. Sra Dran1=
men meooeles SEN lite September:
-geo Mabni1lgen al of0pee Jr1t gltle
B%nn1borgs og be1l0es / 1895 afop-
Maa11o, 8olitimclter @an1borgs
Seitamente, biier Set Zig, at Ser er
pretfd fire 2egater. Set lt6rite en-
ma 10000 &rorer og bets &enter
-fnl fiIfnl6e tr9nge1be @a116els= pg
5gmnnD / 0romn1en eller beres
Enter. &enternc al ct 2egot paa
5000 &roner ifal tilfaloe e1 paa
Brunb al Mlber eller Spgoom Of
Jnad Holitima16 iammelte0s. ct
-spgaf pno $500 &rpner tilful6er
poI @alling0al og ct paa $500
Kroner 9em1eool. &enterlle beraf
foI anbenbes til Snofjgb al Sfole=
tnteriel til tr9nge1,oe. @prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

Kl6ver- og Majsland i Central
Minnesota,
skandinavisk Settlement, Kirker,
Skpler, Telefoner, rimelige Priser
og Vilkaar. - Skriv paa engelsk
til: A. Murray,
Wadena, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

st uMirafel" / 5ebe, 8oo ct lille
9@bletrp tilbpre11oe g. 2urlen / Sc
Sc fin0es bgnge11oe paa en- al Sre=
ets @rene ct Ear fulDt uobiflebe,
ltore, pene - @raop9rer. Greet
ltoar lige be0 &ejel1 og 6prbirej=
lenoe itanoier op % Ter meb 6or=
bauiel1e paa 6enomenet st Nar
Responsibilities, lom er berneoe,
ifal efter SigenDe boDe taget oct for
ct uMeirofel" % 1ummen meb &rig
og &pgter om &rig taget oct til
Sn0tpgt for Serrens inarlige &om=
me og iaolebes giort ct Ombenoel=
iesnul1r1er al 8erer,1e, lfripes til
u%SSrtell." Me11 8ernt 2ors1on ielb
- lom / &orentes iagt, Ell Ell Sci
al en- @ort1ler og life iaa li0t al en-
5fpjer - Ter lunt og %forflarer, at
set bele ct gaaet gunife natnrligt
for Jig. 9eriom mon ON Soften
letter ino &nopper fra ct GrG / ct
on0et Sres 8arf (0fulorer), ioa bill
s&nopperne = 6eriom Sc fe1ter fig
/ Greet = lpire og iatte 8looe til
femmel1oe 8aar. Gr lao &11opperne
&lomfnopper og 5oftpefslinge11 ct
iterf nof, bill Sc ifelge Notl1rens bi-
ie Orbning oglaa blomltre og bore
Trugt. Set Dele en- altiao fife iua
11noerlig. iom BET peo fprlte Die
falt fer u0 til, flyer @ernt 2ars1on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08

GlDe1ts 2eie i1,6inabres. Sens
Sob bliber bil6ere. 9i figrer It'll ben.
ober EN- ensformig 5leHe at Weos
.og Samo. Ser er ingen Sfob, bilt
% Der roger en- bgiitarnmet @ran
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
Fra Mrs. Jane D.. Duncan, w. Quincy, Mass.

South, Quincy, Mass. - "Lagen sagde lat jeg havde en- orga-
nisk Sygdom og han tilsaa mig lang lid, men jeg fix ingen Lin
drng. Jeg saa Lydia T. Pinkhams' Vegetable
COMPOUND averteret og leg forsdgte Diet 90 fandt
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m
Preaching at II.
Junior League, p. m.
Bible Study Class, 8 p. m.
Epworth League at $50.
Preaching, 1870.
Prayermeeting every Thursday even
ing at 1880.
At the regular services Sunday even
ing the pastor of the Methodist church
will talk on the Prohibition of the
Liquor Traffic" 1t is probable that
there will be some talk about what is
said at that time. II you want to know
what is said, come and hear for your
self. and then you will know. There
will be no assault on people that may
not agree with the pastor, for the ad-
dress will be aimed at the liquor bust
ness, and not at the men who are in
the business. II will pay you TO attend
the morning services, too.
F. L. Moore. Pastor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
friday November 10 1915
HONEY BEE IS EXAMPLE
OF PREPAREDNESS
Every One a Soldier in Insect Colony to
Garry on Constant Warfare
Against Enemies

Bees surpass Americans in their de
votion to a policy Of PREPAREDNESS, in
the estimation OF Professor Trevor Kin
caid, zoologist, who opened the series
Of popular science lectures in the Uni
versity of Washington last week.
Every worker is a soldier" he said,
in the course of discussion Of the life
OF the bee, and must be ready to de-
fend the community against enemies
such as beetles and moths. Several
must stand guard near the entrance.
Others must look after the safety of the
queen and do scout duty when the
hive is bout to swarm. The workers
have no hesitancy in executing their
brothers, the drones, when it is neces-
sary."
Professor Kincaid has the highest
respect for the bee as contributor to
the wealth of human society. Honey
and wax valued at SIS, 100000 are
produced annually in America.
Bee-keeping will advance as Wash
ington industry as rapidly as logged-of
lands are turned to pastures. The lack
of nectar secreting plants is now a
handicap, Professor Kincaid said, but
it can be overcome. Some people are
planting Eastwood trees, which not
only offer good shade and grow well in
this climate. but produce quantities
of nectar. The more white and sweet
clover and fruit trees, the better the
prospects for the bee raiser, too.
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good liniment that penetraies. An ap-
plication OF Sloan's liniment two or
three times a day to the affected part
will give instant relief. Sloan's lini-
ment is good for pain, and especially
Rheumatic pain, because it penetrates
to the seat Of the trouble, soo;hes the
afflicted part and draws the pain.
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che leavenwortb Echo.

Some Forms of rheumatism Durable
Rheumatism is a disease character
lied by pains in the joints and in the
muscles. The most common forms are
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Rheu-
matte Headaches. Sciatic Rheumatism
and Lumbago. All Of these types can
be helped absolutely by applying some
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Talks ON Thrift


the use of his right arm. He had a
wife and four children dependent upon
him, and for a year he was out of work
and faced starvation. He lived in a
modest frame cottage and his rent was
sixteen dollars month. He had no
money laid. away when he was taken
sick and only because the landlord was
kindly inclined did he have roof over
his head. Neighbors and friends aided
him and somehow he pulled thru that
dreary year.
The landlord was not wealthy man;
he only looked so. He was property
poor" He owned about fifty houses,
and owing to depreciation in real estate
values and general business stagnation
he was unable to sell his real estate
and lived on his rents. He was, on a
larger scale, in almost as bad a condi-
ton as his tenant.
For two years he paid no interest on
the mortgage on Smiths house and the
taxes we're in arrears for over three
years. A savings bank held the mort
gage, and was as patient with the land
lord as the latter was with Smith.
Therefore the bank, and not the land
lord, was Smiths benefactor. The
bank carried the load which the sick
ness of Smith brought to the landlord,
and that is what banks are for.
Likewise in the matter Of taxes. The
city paid its bills from tax money gath
cred from property owners like the
landlord. But when Smith paid no
rent and the landlord paid no taxes,
the city had to 60 to some bank and
borrow until the landlord paid up. And
SO another bank came to the rescue
and saved both Smith and his landlord.
We owe great deal to banks. They
carry many a load the public never
sees. They ease the jars of life. They
furnish the steam to keep the engine
running. We could not get along
without them.
Some day you may be out of work
and unable 10 pay your rent. AS a
home-owner you may get behind in
your taxes; but remember, somebody,
thru the medium of bank, comes to
the rescue and carries your load when
you can't carry it yourself. When in
good health why not appreciate these
facts and when your load is easy help
carry someone else's load by banking
your money where it will, in a quiet
and unassuming way, do some good to
somebody besides yourself.
To be ready TO meet your rainy day.
you must spend less than you earn.
The sky may look very blue and the
clouds very far away; but be assured
that it will rain some time, and if your
days are not rainy ones, someone is out
in the storm somewhere. and the bank
will carry for you the load that comes
to the thrifty as well as the spend
thrifty, for storms are no Iespecters oil
persons.
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Church Services
St. JOseph's Church
Rev. Nicholas O'Raferty, pastor.

Rev. Nicholas O'Raferty, pastor.
Low Mass at 1880 and High Mass
at $3.50 on the first, third and fifth Sun
day morning Of each month. Sermon
at both masses.
Rosary, sermon and benediction at
1880 every Sunday evening.
Catechism and bible history for Sun
day school children every Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, followed by in
struction for altar boys at II o'clock,
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Postum In Hen Net,

Dawson, Ga.-Recently when Mrs
Fred L. Lasseter was making the
rounds of hen nests for the purpose of
gathering up the eggs she was startled
to find good size opossum curleI up
in one of the nests as if it was his
home Mrs. Lasseter promptly placed
Mr.. Opossum In captivity
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Congregational Church.

School meets Sunday at 10 o'clock
Superintendent, Mrs. Sylvester.
Morning service at II. Subject,
why everybody is religious" Spec
ial music. Christian Endeavor at $50
Evening service at 1870. Subject,
What is Reality" Everybody vel
come.
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SHE WAS HUNTING, AT THAT

Miss Leland Merely Asked For Wrong
Kind of License.
Selinsgrove, Pa.-Miss Hilda L. lie
land of Herndon appeared at the Office
of County Treasurer Graeber and ask
ed that official. "Is this the place to ge
a license?"
What kindT he asked.
"A hunters license" she said.
She got one and after paying for ii
remarked with apparent satisfaction
Now l am free to hunt husband
since l have legal permit
II finally developed that she really
wanted a marriage license.
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''Sloan's Liniment is all medicine"
Get a 25c bottle now. Keep 1t handy
in case OF emergency.