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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
ELpoRA, 8; CONRAD, Q. .
Opening Game at Conrad Contested on
Muddy Field.

Muddy Field.
Special to Times Republican.
Conrad, Sept. 27.-The Eldora high
school eleven defeated Conrad high
Saturday in a closely contested game.
Eldora scored safety and touch
down, winning by count of to 0.
The game was hard fought, and the
field was so muddy that good playing
was impossible Demey and Draper
played good game for Conrad. For
Eldora. Peisen, Trenarthen. Webster.
Gilman and Carpenter played a strong
game.
Eldora plays Ackley on the Eldora
grounds next Saturday. The following
men are out for the Eldora team:
Halves, Peisen and Trenarthen: full
back. Webster: quarter. Bonner; ends.
Brown, Diehl, E. White and Small
page; tackles, Hall. Carpenter, S.
White: guards. Hadley, Brownell. Mill
err. Ostheimer and Batson: center. Gill
man.
There is good spirit among the
members of the squad and a successful
season is expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
TINES REPuB1cAN MARsHAILrowN 1owA SEPTEMBER ~ 1918

OF John Lamken. They will all spend
the winter at Clear Springs. Fla.
George Coates and family will go 10
Clear Springs. Fla. about Dec. I.
A. w. Carver and wife have begun
housekeeping and will be at home to
their friends Oct. L.
Mall route No. is to be discon-
tinued Oct. 10 and the territory divided
between Green Mountain and Conrad
routes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27

grand jury failed to indict them and
the county attorney went into court
and asked the injunction. Their attor-
ney, J.. F. Martin. filed affidavits from
people of that neighborhood stating
that they had never seen anything out
OF the way at the Drake home and the
Injunction was denied. Drake and the
woman furnished bonds for their APP
pearance In court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
Alton Democrat Sold.

Sioux CITY, Sept. 27.-John F. D. Aue,
well-known politician and editor Of
Alton. has sold the Alton Democrat to
George E. Bowers, ST.. of Alton. Mr..
Bowers for many years was publisher
of the Orange City Herald. Associated
with Bowers in the purchase are
Charles w. Pitts, of Alton, an attorney.
and Will S. Bowers, of the editorial
staff of the st. Paul Dispatch. The
younger Bowers will continue to re-
side in ST. Paul.
Mr.. Aue will go to Des Moines to
become general business assistant and
auditor Of the Register and Leader and
the Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
sowLEs BOY STILL MISSING.
Disappeared From Quaker School at
West Branch Three Months Ago.

OiSApp0ared From Quaker School at
West Branch Three Months Ago.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Sept. 27.-Levi Bowles.
superintendent Of the Quaker board
Ing school ct West Branch. is still
hunting his missing son. aged Fl, who
vanished three months ago last Friday.
He asked the Iowa City police to find
the young man but no clue was dis.
covered here. Superintendent Bowles'
declares some anonymous communi-
cant sent him a note, signed tIOop-s
hole" and dated Cedar RapidA8 Sept. 8.
stating that the boy was in The XarlQr
City. but the distracted fathers luest
II that city proved futile. Mr.. Bowles
went on to Dies Moines to enlist Gov
ernor Clarke's aid in searching for the
strangely missing son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
seaman News Items.

Special to Times-Republican.
Beaman, Sept. 27.-H. H. Beaman.
,ss Lss-sha!!:o=:, has rented his farm
to G. r. saLderson for one half tho
crop.
Mrs. A. r. Weir is at Forest. ILL.,.
taking caro- Of her mother who is 30
years old.
Beery Brcs., of Cedar Rapids. have
purchased the walker store anu nave
taken possession.
Frank Bauer, wife and daughter,
Of Dixon, ILL.,, are visiting at the home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
M'kRAv FAMILY REUNION.

sixtysS Seven kinsfoIk, Representing
-Four Generations, Meet at lows City.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Sept. 27-The annual
family reunion of the McKray family
in Iowa was held at the country home
of Wesley McKray, near Iowa City, and
sixty-seven kinsfolk participated rep
resenting four generations Only two
members Of the first generation sur
vive. One, Lester McKray, OF Mar
shalltown, was present. He is in his
S9th year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
CLARKE TO DEDICATE SCHOOLS
Governor to Deliver Address At Alta in
Connection With Opening Buildina3.

Special to Times-Republican.
Alta, Sept. Ex-Governor George w.
Clarke will dedicate the new CONSOLE
dated schoolhouses in the Lincoln Lee
and Highview districts early in Oc-
tober. The exact date has not yet
been fixed The new school buildings
in these districts are modern in con-
struction being of brick. with four
rooms each. They are in the geegraph-
lea! centers Of their respective districts
and the territory they will serve is
about twenty five sections each. County
Harrison is arranging
fine program for the day. which
will include picnic dinner. and speak
ing and programs.
A petition is being circulated in this
locality for the formation Of con-
solidated school district at Alta which
will include about thirty-f five sections
of land, including the town of Alta. The
election will be held in October
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
Now Sharon erevities.

Special to Times Republican.
New Sharon, Sept 27.-Mrs. c. r.
Matthews and son, of Chicago, who
have been visiting at the parental Ole
Gunderson home, went to Oskaloosa for
a weeks visit before returning home.
Harry Warren. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
names warren: fell from horse frac-
turning both bones In the left forearm.
George Dinsmore and wife and
George Apple are. in Elkton. Mimi.
looking after business and visiting for
a few days.
A union farewell service will be held
at the Friends church next Sunday
evening for Rev. Joseph Mackenzie.
who resigned his position as pastor OF
the local Christian church few weeks
ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27

conducted by c. A. wartchow. in an
adjoining building. The losses are COW
cred by insurance. the companies on
the building being the Hartford Fire,
the Springfield Fire and Marine and
the Providence Washington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
ELECT NEW ALDERMAN.
Election to Be Hold at Webster City q
put Manager Plan" Into Effect.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, Sept. 27.--7,Webster
City will hold a special election Oct. ~,
for the election Of three aldermen to
serve under the new manager form
5of government just adopted here. AS
We, there. are but four candidates, as
follows: Judge J. L. Kamrar, Hon. r.
G. Clark, w w. Pearce and M. L. Nc
Collough. All are successful, capable
and able business men. AS soon as the
new council is elected aNmanager for
the city will be chosen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
8 Injunction ls Refused.
Special to Times -Republfcan.

Nevada, Sept. 27.-Judge r. NJ.
Wright denied temporary Injunction
in court restraining H. D. Drake, Of
Elm street from maintaining house
for immoral purposes. Drake and his
colored housekeeper were arrested here
and bound over to the grand jury some
months ago upon such charge. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27

'pesn xeIoq eul Ile eonpoId hllBog1
-oELd selelS p9llul eul pue eHuo
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

Let us build a fact on a founda-
ton OF supposltion. Suppose the
colored people had been treated
lair and brotherly, and all our A.
merlCan business firms had given
them employment in preference to
any and all foreigners, would our
great workshops be RACED to the
ground and hundreds of Our home
Dorm people to atoms? 1t NAV be
God way to bring the true Amer
leans to take this matter to heart
At Valley Forge, Our great ard good
George Washington then forcsaw
what we are seriously facing now
and ordered None but Americans
on guard tonight. y And with the
courage of Michael Dewitt, who
yelled out on one occasion to his
suffering brethren, in reference to
the English Keep your hats OH
your heads, and look the Ene1ish
i'll the face, suffice it to say the
time is ripe for us to keep Our hats
on our heads and look this clement
III the face, and declare: henceforth
none but Americans regardless Of
color, in our mills and factories.
BY 1rkSome and unCcasiny toll |
tile colored people have made this |
country tillable, fit for grazing and
beautiful and fought like Turks in
every war to the present time and |
never played a coward or traitor, !
and they will if given a chance and
treated like men, be equally as true
to labor and It's interests from sea
to sea, and from Maine to Florida
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04
LOOKS LIKE CLIFFORD IS DEAN.

With arccent issue, the Afro.
american Ledger with appropriate
ceremony entered the year that
BRINGS it within touching distance
OF a quarter century of its existence.
On July 3lst last The Cleveland
w. Gazette celebrated its thirty
second birthday and remarked that
having been in the editorial har-
| ness SO long, we feel like tie dean
Oh the Alro-American press.
IT the dcanship goes to age
'thls paper was established March
= 1882, and entered upon its thir-
ty-fourth year last March) it be
longs to us remarks The Martins.
burg, CIV. Na.D Pioneer Press which
however IS willing 10 cast the fir,
vote tor dcanship' not for az,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

A colored lodge man who makes
all his money off of colored folks,
colored preacher who collects his
salary from a Negro congregation,
colored teacher who would have
no Job but for colored children, can
well afford to spend some of his
money with colored folks. Dallas
Express.
And not only that Bro. King but
make the colored banks their de
posltorles. - Savannah Tribune.
Bro. King Indictment in Texas
holds good up here and puts MANY
III court. The worst feature of it
IS this non supporting or traf1ick-
ing class with colorcd firms, are the
very ones who preach union
Until they practice what they
preach, they are stumbling blocks.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

Judge Edmund Wadill, that no
bic and fairmindcd jlrist on the
Federal bench, quashcd the proceed F.
ings against the Hon. Il. G. Ogden
editor of the Wheeling Intelligent
Ger. He is the most rcsourccful
brainiest, and conservative man for
right and this states peaceful pros
perlty to be found within it's con
fines. Thanks to the Judge and
congratulations to editor Ogden.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

What aDlty Mr.. Henry Ford
maker Of Ford. cars, is determined
to throw away millions of dollars
to stop the war. Germany will not
agree and England can't afford TO.
highly educated as are the persons
going it is safe guessing they don t
know the ncttlc and make up of
the Germans, and when, if they ev-
er, return the whole story can be
III substance told thusly: we spat
against wind. If Mir. Ford would
spend his millions making better
citizens of the poor whites and
blacks of America, a thousand times
more good would be done.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

Rev. Dr.. L. W. Moore, who for
a decade has been in charge Of
Zion Baptist Church in Philadelphia
Pa, has a call to Columbus, O. No
cleaner man lives i'll that city; any
place that gets him will have lew
Ell III thought, bravery, honesty, in
telllgence and solid christianity
Rev. DR.. Davis who use to be in
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

Unless more provisional safety be
looked into, the death rate result
ing from Automobile travel is sure
to increase. Suppose, along all our
roads additional roads were built
on both sides and fenced off from
the center of the road. the one on
the right be set apart for going and
the one on the left for returning.
would 1t not put a stop to the
wholesale killing that is going ono
Also, wherever there are bad places
IN or along roads by all means con
crete fences should be made on TOP
for they are better and cheaper than
ambulanCes at the bottom.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

This is eugcniC week in Martins
burg. 1t has made fine stocl, and
a similar method would have made
by far better men and women. But
the trouble with this country on
this line like that of whiskcy, these
curses have been encouraged and al
lowed togo on for centuries, untiltle.
blind feel its evil effects, and others
rise up i'll advocacy of cutting the
dogs tails off with one fell swoop,
Such a proceeding recalls the fable
OF the rat convention to bell the cats.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-12-04

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America.
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Il the trouble IS with the bar, scalp or
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We guarantee a remedy 10 make hair
grow on bald spots and bare temples.
Send iOc. tor sample and catalogue.
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IS Camde1. Street, Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

biant .og Be prget SEN nb0penOige
Strengthening paa Gartpi og ege1, 4cr=
ipn, lure fig til at ioo en- liben
8lun6> fbr De ifal ito igjer1 &l 4.
Gngong ilnellem ilipper 10 Iobof=
fen op, % ga giel0er oct at i1npre
Safer fra Morpifen og inb / Bro-
ga6en for at bringe Bopir % 5froo
ior0en til Sc lange Nottetiuuer, set
enelte 5elifab Be Dor, 11aar 5tor=
meme ruifer / Sc llnaa 5frog, mems
5jpiprpiten llaar oner &omn1onbo-
bro pg Gne6reD eIler &egntpffe ONT
ipun0er Sob og 2o,,o meb ct enc.
tie ugjennemtrengelig flisbaao Mpr.
fe. Ser blir life befslet mango Orb.
~bolo &iGft og p1n1p"> bc6er be1
ti1lips.
Norife 9ampifibs Sitter omipen=
ser 9cle Sorben. - Set. far 9aoet
5log / 9lag 411eo 9211te= % Go1no-
gcl16bibelier in6en be norife Heoe=
rier / SEN lenere &ib. 9fl1 fist for
Observation-Disclosures lom nnbnt gaat
til en- Itprre Soregelle. NorgeS Som
6els= og 5ipfartstipenoe FIT. berom:
Man itar Der o%berfor Ell ny betpb=
nirgsfulo %ll6hi0elic al bort Sands
oberijeiife STUTTGART. Set ct CT fer
6eles bnrbiful6 GiIbefjt / ben Itore
Snb1otS norife 9}eoerier bar gior1
for at ifoffe bore &jpbmnno Ma1lig=
be6 for birefte Smport og @fsport.
Norife &uter bill, r1aor De MI belll1t:
te6e Nuter ollie fom,ner / @irflom:
FEB, on1ipenbe bele Soroen og I'M
6erbolbe reqelmes1ige Sorbin6el1cl
me6 ollie ooerDeiife Marfeoer at no:
gen 8etDoning. Set er en- l1bbif:
ling, io1n Sc ferre1te babbe baoge:
at boabe paa bare for foo Mor til
bage. 9ette er Orb, ]o1n alle far
lutte fig til, be1nerfer @orgcnbln
oct. @fterat Sc fpr1te Iu1nmenht
&riIeoage bar nberitoat bor ser
norfe Sfibsfort orbeioet ines pge
%SSntenittet, % &eberier11e bar oerti
tat oct enc 5fippertag efter oct an
BET. gneltoenbe Gbonler bar Scr
oensfit1ationen DC iib1te Mooneoe1
brogt benz }om bar eSnitiotip o(
Gilie til at 9ribc benn. Otter hpoi
Der MI fo%religaer tdr n1o11 1,otolc
at De norife Ne6ere bor bit Zig q
bore poa @eibe n1eo Situotiouc1
- og n,e6 bore Era0itioner pa{
9nbet.
Mimi Grellien i, &ri1tionia G
6pb efter Ell Operation i BEN .bei
Mlber al IS Mor. Min1i %fSrellle1
bor Datter al Sen befjenote Dofto,
Srelllen. Sra barn babDe b1l1l Fl
lple 1troole1oe Sumpr og freibig,
Sun paa 2ibet. So Totogrofc1
beeDnote at ne6intte fig / 5lltte1l
al so Morel1e, git Sen pirfelbitn
unge Dame / S%otogroflnre Dos Ol
1en & Gbomien i 5lotsqooen, boi!
Atelier bun fjbbte / 8egpnoelje,
at 60=Marene. SUN blep 5pecialil
| at f%otografere 8pr1t og Dbr, De
er life mango al De eIbrc BorQer,
at Bpen, bbis B%ornebiIle6er iff,
TANNER fra Mimi 6rellienS Mte
lter. Sun bobbe ct eget Sag mel
at fOfndrnfprp War,1 foo hor, Hr -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

met. Tilsidst meddelte min Lage
mig, at alt som kunde redde mig
! Wide vare en- Operation, hvilken
jeg nRgtede. Jeg bad min Mand ON
at forskaffe mig en- Flaske af Ly-
dia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, som ieg Wide prove f3r jeg
Wide lade mig u%nderkaste en- Opera
ton. Han hes9rgede dette og jeg blev
bedre Dag for Dag. indtil jeg nu kan
utf@re alt nit Arbejde og bcfinder
mig udmarket.
"Jeg haaber andre lidende Kvin-
der vii tors@ge Deres Compound.
Jeg vii anbefale Diet til enhyer jeg
kjender." Mrs. DANIEL D. B.
DAVIS, 40 Franklin St, Logans-
port, Ind.
Da vi g%aranterer at enhver Anbe-
falling som vi lader publicere Ell
2gte er Diet da like rimeligt at an
tage at hvis Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound har Egenska-
Der til at bjnlpe disse Kvinder. at
Diet da vii hjnlpe enhver anden
Kvinde, som lider paa samme Maa-
de?
Hvis De er syg, b@r Dc like Sc
Tideh an indtil en- Operation bliver
%n@dvendig. men sIraks tage Deres
Tilflugt til Lydia Il. Pinkham's We
getable Compound.
Skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (Confidential),
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii bill
We aabnet, l#st og, besvaret at
en- Kvinde. og holdt i streng For
trolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

N~AE&EE.HE TG5NTGyNEz gNF
|nogei, al 5plget bar ltben 5fibetgi.
Otter at hi babbc ipilt cit onoen
|aafe, gift leg inoom for at inaffe
meo neofpmmen6e 9pbarter % fuu
Ell Sorflaring. Seq biolte life, ON
LEG / set belle bob0e opfattet Man=
Ben ret, iaa utrolig forefom bette
mig. So ba, Man0en beflageoe bet,
men ban baboe at &afeens Snoe=
boper fooct 0rbre til at negte Ser
bering for Eerioner, ION life por
|ifprt Gtibetpi. &oa nit 5pprSmaal
bborfor, ia ban, at yBllblifum ifff
toolte", at ser / &afecn ierpercoeS
for noge1r, ser bar uben 5tibetpi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

|iaa mo11ge pafre Dl1ffer % ltnocr-
|lige Ii1g, font funoe boloe 5p=
mGrfiombeoelt fangell. Scr Ell eno-
iii q, hel Canning Of Sem i Trf.
|SrellienS 2eiligbeo bos Mogens
|EborIen. Dib flbtteoe bun nen1lia
efter o6er 80. Mors Sotografpirfion1=
)e0. Gen iiblte Iib bar b111 |
@rGnlen. &aa fine garn1c Gage bar
Sen harneglaoe Dome cit Sis 8e=
ltprcril1be at Ell @ornefrpbbe pao
IGrs1llano. Srf. Srellien banoe Set
Ioltio ioa gobt, / MarrGffer bar hl,,1
bu110ct til 5%pgehu}et, men i1,gcr
bor bprt ben6eS &loge. Mlti6 maottt
bun bGrc / Sirfiombeb for at hjplp(
og glR0e a11re. af ollie iom fieno.
tc benoe bill BUN blipc beporet
fiGrt Minoe. S9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

Mnmelbte fpr &jpbenbapns Sfif
teret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
Gn Mrme al Millioner

iont MI Burger "Morner's Wbite
&ine on6 Gar COMPOUND" flyer, at
oct er Set beolte Mlio6el poa e5otbcn
for $olte, Sorfiblclle og lboge 2u1l=
ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

N1>''o 0PpsA1e
ninger indtil ieg
b1ev en- Byrde.
for mig selv,
Jeg led af kvin-
delige Svaghe-
der, saa jeg TX
Ike kunde staa
paa mine F3dder
og havde Ell
Former nmelSe
som af Millioner
at al
ovor hole T.Qpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
NnrYr.
Mehbet to engelifc Tlnbere.

Mcbbet to engelifc Tlpbere. -
9erge1goomperen s9rn", iom III
iigger MotterbnnL bar paa Snren
biierget to enaelife Slpbere. Sfibet
befanot fig paa 81 Grader 45 Ufi-
mltter 11orblig @reobe og 2 Graoer
% % Minuttcrs pltlig 2pngoe CONT
trent mi0tpeis mcllem England og
9p1ln11, norOpIt fpr @alloper Ba1f),
90 Scr obierpertes en- Sl%ppen1alflne,
lom flpo pdu @onoet. S Maifinea
laD to MonD, iom p%ienipnlig bor !
9sb. &apteinen 1otte no en- 8oao,
lont bierget baaoc Tlpber11e ng yto=
finen. Glpper11e bar 'gnglenoere,
lom banoe Dnret u0e for at lpeioe.
Motore11 bab0c llaot fiji, loo DC
bobDe mouttet eaa neD poo 5lpen,
for Sc blep bicrget. Slpperne bleb
fat ilar1b / @pof ban Sollano og
oberlant iii militGre WfpnOigbcoer.
Ma}finen blep inobroat til &otter=
1nnt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
F~lskekj0bere, Civ ACT!
Hvis De like er tilfreds

<ssea3a med BehandlinQen fra
andre Handlende. hvorfor da like prove
yort gamle paa1ideliGe Firma? Enhver
meddele Dem. at De i5ber ingen Risiko i
at ordre hos os. vi leverer enhver .Kvauti-
tet fra Sound.
Send os $3.50 OF vi vii sende Dem 100 Pd.
bedste ferskfrosne Slid pakket i Kasse. SO
Pd. Kasse 81. Hvis forsendt i en- Sack, $50
pr. 100 Pd: ST. Pr. 50Pd. Enhver Forsen.
delse udenfor Minnesota maa pakkes i
Efter den If. Dec. Canadian Pickerel, &c
pr. Pd:. Pike lie pr. Pd Lake Superior
Trout 13c pr. Pd, vi har ogsaa saltet Lake
Superior Slid. Trout, Bluefin Whitefish og
Alaska Salmon. Send ct Postkort for
Prisliste. s. Morterud Fish Co,
1929 ". Superior St.. Duluth. MINI.
Etebleret 1897.
Glen like. at FraQtprisen er &c mere for
en- 50 Pd. eller 100 Pd. Foreendelse fra Two
Harbors o Steder udenfor, end fra Du.
luth