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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

give you a fair run for Your money.
You will like this Company whoa you
get acquainted. This advertisement
will reach over Twenty Million people.
Thousands are figuring on the stock.
Help yourself and this worthy Company
by becoming a stockholder or sub-
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on our proven properties and buy up
and develop other properties. The
Sam oil Company will be the big. sue
cessful competitor OF the riet. Monopoly.
Join our Company and help build The
Uncle Sam oil Company so strong fin
anclally that IT can protect all its big
properties and become a National Renee
factor to the public and a great profit-
maker on an honest basis for Its stock
holders.
The stock is -assessabe and the
cash payment together with your
agreement to remain loyal to the Conn
pany Is accepted by the Company as
tull payment If the Company approves
YOU as stockholder It wants none
but loyal, patriotic liberty loving citi-
zens as It's stockholders, and therefore
reserves the right TO approve or reject
amy subscriptions to its stock II YOU
should not be approved your money win
be promptly returned to YOU.
For Reference-You can writo IN eth
er Of the big MercantiiS Agencies q!
Kansas City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Nervous Period
icaI Headaches
oSuCCurmh TO Anti-Kamnia Tablets

This trouble commonly called sick head.
ache" is said to be due to the retention OF
urea in the system. Often 1t is stated that
a poor condition OF the blood Is cause oi
these headaches, or that II Is nervous
this is true.
Where treatment is demanded, 1t Is more
for the pain than anything else, and Dr.
A. r. Bchellschmldt OF Louisville, has
found Anti-kamnia Tablets to give prompt
and satisfactory relief. Rest should pc
insisted uponn he says, and the patient
should go to bed, darken the room, and az
the attendants and family should pc as
quiet az possible. An emetic will some
times shorten the attack. The bowels should
beRept openwith "Actoids''; hot bath ana
a thorough rundown with q coarse towel.
often give grateful relief. Two Aati-kamniia.
Tablets when the first signs appear, VIII
usually prevent the attack. @ During an az.
tack. one tablet every hour or two will
shorten the attack and relieve tbe usual
nausea and vomiting" These tablets may
be obtained at all druggists. Ask for A n
Tablets. cey are also unexcelled Tor net-
yous heaulches, neuralgia and all pains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

once. My appetite came back and !
gained until my health was restored.
You may say l believe in these medi-
c;nes and do not hesitate to recommend
them Mrs. BELLE CAsTLEBERRY, SU4
South Main St., McAlester, Okla.
The most effective remedy for brori-
chial or pulmonary disease is Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Almost all remedies prescribed for
euch diseases contain opium or some
narcotic which soothes by stupe-
faction. uGolden Medical Discovery"
contains either narcotics nor alcohol.
II stops cc9gts by curing their cause.
II heals weak lungs, builds up wasted
tissues, and promotes. the health Oh
every organ OF the BODY
With many women the ordinary
strain of household cares is intensified
and aggravated by diseagyd con-
dition of. the delicate. organs, and
they become victims. OF that terrible
backache, or binding headache, which
Is 50 common among women.
II yow are bearing this burden, bear
It no longer. For the backache, head
ache, nervousness and weakness which
spring from diseased condition OF tho
vomanly organs there is sure euro
in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Half a million women have been per-
fectly and permanently cured by this
wonderful medicine.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
the best friend OF weak and sickly
women. It cures the womanly dis
eases frat rob the eye of brightness
ira the step OF lightEess. It tones
rp the system on soand health. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

court. 1t acknowledges receipt of
$1,0il in full settlement Of all de-
mlnes. Guardian received his final
discharge.
Arthur A. Boyer, guardian of Mary
j. Cohran, incompetent, has filed a
The testimony Of r. NJ. Kincaid
report in the county court
was taken today in the matter OF the
probate Of the will of Daniel N. Gable.
Tho court issued an order admitting
the will to probate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

That's why "Gets-1t'' has become the
corn remedy of America, the biggest
selling corn remedy in the world, prefer
red by millions. Do you remember that
toe-eating salve you tried, that sticky
tape that oe-bundling bandage the
gouging you've done with knives razors
and scissors? Well now. forget them all.
No more fussing no more pain. When
ever you use simple. easy "Gets-It," the
corn Is doomed. sure So Is every callus,
wart or bunion. Never cut corns or cali
luses. It makes them grow that much
faster and increases the danger Of blood
poison No cutting is necessary by us
ing "Gets-It" Use IT tonight and end
bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence &
yonr corny existence.
"Gets-It' is sold by all dealers. 25c
Co. Chicago Sold IN Guthrie and rec
commended as the worlds best corn REM
e5v by Lille Drug Co.. and Owl Drug
store. ..----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

ard says: Our policy would be far
stronger if we ceased to reckon upon
the Intervention of Greece and then
declares that the only way to make
Greece comply with her treaty obliga-
tions is by pressure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Botha Wins House.

Capetown, Oct. 22-The followers
of Premier Botha and the unionists
who are supporting the premier, are
assured of a safe majority in the
house of the assembly of the union of
South Africa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

tion necessary to secure the loan he
came to Guthrie and pulled off his
little stunt. Officers say he has been
operating along that line for some
time and is wanted at several places
in Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
gI ~ n n r. & ~ y = xx r
h THINGS OF TODAY. p,
W " 81 xK NE Il "a ~ H HM y

Mr.. Rudyard Kipling prefers the
night hours for work. frequently sit
ting IN until 2 or 3. lHe Is most
elaborate in his methods, and pro-
qounces aloud every word that he
writes in order to test its fitness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Greece Rejects ALLIES, offer.

London. Oct. 22.-The Times today
says it understands that Greece has
rejected the offer of England to cede
Cyprus island in return for participa-
ton in the war. The Evening Stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Greece Sticks For Neutrality.

Rome, Oct. 22-From information
available here it appears that Greece
Is likely to reply to the representations
just made by the Allies that Greece
viii abide by her policy o. armed
neutrality.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
CORN LIMPERS! USE
"GETs-IT" AND SMILE!
corns Come Right Off, Clean and
Quickl You Needn't Limp, or
Fuss With Your Corns
Any Morel

What's the use of spelling a good
time for yourself by limping around with
fierce corns? It's one of the easiest
things in the world, now, to get rid of
them. "Gets-It'' does it the new way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

Miss Eleanor Fullerton, although 10
years Of age, recently won FIRST prize
at the American Dahlia Show, held In
New York City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Germans Fan In Drive.

Paris, Oct. 22.-The Germans today
made an unsuccessful attack on the
French positions near Givenchy, it is
officially announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
suit to ouaet Tit,e.

Suit to quiet title was started to-
ay in district court by ]. P. Doug
ass against the unknown heirs Of
larry K Barney, deceased.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Most Of the tea raised in Burmah is
picked and eaten as condiment.

Japans government forests last year
yielded s5,s6oooo in revenues. and
consumed s2.327 900 in expenses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Rrltish Casualties Great.

/ London, Oct. 22.-B British casualties
published since October first total
2,2S5 officers ard 5O,o72 non-commis-
stoned officers and men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

The Gar Of Russia pulls a good
1ar, swims well, is anoexpsrt horse,
nan, and can nlaye fair game OF
avn tennis. As a walker, also. he
possesses surprising powers Of en-
durance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

Some new thirgs IN the food line
are ty4nroducts manufactured from
watermelons. Heretofore, each sea-
son. thousands OF melons have gone
to waste, because of inadequate mar
keting conditions. Now a process
aas been invented whereby table
vinegar of highest grade can be made
rom them. as well as cooking oil.
-yr,ib. melon pickles and even cattle
food.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
ALLIES HURL HUGE
ARMIES INTO BALKANS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.)
cate the cutting of the railroad at a
new point.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
WHAT WOMEN OF OUR isr
NATIVE STATE SAY.
McAlester, Okla. - When I had

pIlEuInOlIH HIIU uIU
not get well as l
should, | used DR..
Pierce s Golden
Medical Discovery
and 'Favorite Pre-
scription.' The two
together maue me
feel stronger at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

500 boys Mackfntoshes, made in the
smart warm styles, in 6 to IS years $5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07


MiIitnret, life minoit i arigers
SID. 5anoipnligbis ct Set gonet
op for Gnglanoerre, bbilfen e1orm
Sjelp en- flot ipillet Maricb eller
en- roif Giiemelo6i fon bore for en-
Iroppeaf6eling meb trette 2e1un1er
og Neogang / Srmeret.
Set er uOailp Selegrapb", lom
far toget Sagen op, % forleOen bleb
Der / 2on6on afbolot ct Mpbe al
inoflDoeliesrige Meno og Muiifpen=
ncr, beo bbilfen 2eiligbeo ser rejltes
&rop ON, at ser inarelt b1troc an
lfaffes Militernulltt / Gnglon0
lpm i o11bre 2o1oe meo 6en Moti=
boring at SEN ~fren1mer Yl1lsilaget
pg Speren bos &efrutterne".
Otter sc foreliggenbe @erctnin=
scr bill set ,1uppe falbe Gnglnnoer=
ne ponifeligt DIT ifaffe Sc mango Ml1=
lifere, al bpilfe loooonne Militer=
fopellcr fa11 bonnes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
Wfilitrrmniiffen / England pg Spif:
lan0.

Tpr Ell tplf &ctrugtniug n1ou Set
lpnes 1lbegribeligt, at en- Seer 1fl1loc
flr1111e efSiltere r0cn Wu1if.
s Ipiflol1o m%oricberer foron ct
bpcrt &egin1ent ct M1,liffprps, noar
Set oroger til Horooc, mar set 1111=
Scr Murpprc lfol forctoge tore
Mtarlcber> ia G1ong naor set blot
trGffcr pp til oc11 0oglige &ogt.
SelD nlinorc tplfc Gnrniloner> Dnor
Scr finn ligger en- cllcr to 8otoillo=
11er, bor i'm Mh1l If. gue oisje Mfili=
tGrfopellcr far tit rig6ploige Mepcr=
toirc al roife Morlcber, M%or1cbion=
&c og popl1lprc Melooicr.
5pm Mo0lntning til oenne flotte
tplte Militnrmulif, - ser fjcnoes
ioa go0t al enbpcr, lpm far reilt
blot ben minblt tie 5m11le poo tp1f
@rl11o - fo11 opltllles TorDoloene
i England, ser nof oglaa bar Mili=
tGrfopeller, men fun font 6eforu=
tibt MppcnOifs til noglc lerligt BE-
gunltigeoe Megimenter, bporfor Sen
menige Sol0at, vSommD", beller
nGppc fpler Jig / Set ringelte per-
ionliee Torbolb til ocm. San neo
gar1lfc bit, at neo megct feltlige 2ej=
ligbeoer bra9cr en- lnc0 Splp= og
@11l01norc noltDret Sfore M11liferc
fren1 / 5pi0ien for Megirne1rtet, og
ont Snn1n1cren fan man pglun / en-
eller on0cn Horf bpre bette Srfcl ter
ipillc fpr Solicit UNDER Megimentets
geopr1. Mcn Set banner ct &cle
for Jig lelD, ion CT orgoniierct efter
anore SDnsmaa0er ems Sropper11e
og betoles otter ct onbet 5plten1 OF
= bboo Ser turbe berc Set bp lent
ligc, +. Gfs. nnber Sc n1tberen0e
Sor6olb - Set forbliber bjemmc /
england, naor &egimentet Oroger
/ &rig hinii6es &onolen.
Mcn netop / Sc iiolte Mooneoer
er Ser / G11glan0 baagnet en-. Sor=
%itoaelie al M1,iiffens 8etponing fog
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sort Surn1aal er at iamle ollie
oonife 8pin0er % Menb at Dania
l111oer bort Banner; at tgtte 9ania
/ nens glrbejoe blonbt Sen Danife
9ef%olfni1g, for @ehorellel, al oct
oanltc Sprog % Sc oarife Seoer
% Sfiffc, peO at beforbre 0onlf
archaeological og 5omn1enfom tier
al forlfjellig Mrt; bclsge og bjelpe
bpera10re / 5pgoomstilfGloe, 1amt
/ 9p0stilfnloc biDroge til at SEN Mf=
oeoe fon foa cit bGocrfig 9egru=
bel c."
6plgel1Oe Operbeltprellc. polgtes:
SpcrpreitOel1t, Mrs. Garla @olf,
5m Sroncisco; Sper=@icepreliDent,
Mfrs. Gbriitcnie1L @opiporD; Sber=
lefretrr og &osiercr, Mrs. 8oge11=
lcn, Hetoluna; Snern1urlful, Mfr5.
S,obon1e GDriitenlen, 6ernoole.
Otter <SSl1obpoe1le al rDoum",
Tcrrbole, blcn set pcotoget at bol=
SC &onnel1tion ser nn| te Mur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
Spoens @opeoaar1ager.
"a Genius 0epnrtementet

Sra Genius Oepurtemcntet i
@albingtpn bor hi nctop mpotoget
en- Oberitgt ODER Sc peicntligitc
9posaorloger / 1913 inoe11for 9or=
bets Mcgiltrerings=D iitrift, Ser ms
befatte0e benpeo IS Erocent al 2ol1=
bets ia1nle0e gefolfning. 5totiiti=
fen bier, at oDer @albbelcn al ollc
oe opgiDne 9p0sfolo itploes nj 5pg=
Sl%,berfuloie, @jertclpgDpm=
me-, 2ungebetenoelle, NpreipgDom=
me, 5pgoomme / Mopen og SSro=
.polocne, &rGft, 5log, Difterit pg
Strl1bebolte, og S%nfusfeber. 0e tire
ferltnpbnte 5Dgbonmnc foroorlugc=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
Farmland i Pine OF Kanabec
Conntver

kun 2 Mil fra BY og Jernbane-Sta-
ton, i skandinaviske Settlementer,
til SIT Acren og h9jere paa lette
Vilkaar. Skriv paa engelsk for ner~
mere Oplysninger TIL: S. 2, Marlette.
Brook Park, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
$4,000 Acres salges fra $40
til $50 Dr. Acre.

Onsker De en- lille eller stor Farm 1 ct Sodt
af skandinaver og Tyskere? Jeg
dyrket Jorden her 10 Aar og pnsker flere
vi blander wort Jordbrug med
og Svinehold. avler god yellow
dent" Majs, Alfalfa og alt Slags Korn. Nit
er ner we'd Jernbane, Skoler og Kirker.
$3.50 pr. Ton. Kan spare
Dem mango Penge we'd ar kjpbe Land af
mig Morton County. N. OAK, den sydlige
af c M. & st. Pau1R R. R. paa New Eng
land Branchen. Bes0g eller skriv til mig i
Morton Co., n. Oak.
M. J. Eidsmoe, Freda, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
q
Sner Mprbipen / 3eppeliner en- &in=
tcrnQt.

Sill cit ube11lall0if &orre1 poroent
bur en- tplf Slpbeofficer ifiloret fine
Snotrpf fra en- Sur u1eo 21tftlfib
pDer Noro16en:
Set berltc CT Sen fprferoclige
&11loe. SSr1gcn fun foreitille Jig,
bpaO set bill iige at frpble Jig fren1
opcr Npro1pc>r / isncnoe &uloe. @i
mao life tp110c 2ps, life cl1gol1g
rpge cn Cigar for at forbripe Gioen
/ Sc ln1gc 9fottctimer. G6i 21ft=
ifibe mac life rp6e lil1 Nnrpnrclle e.
Oct CT ion &l1locn 11blp1er et IN
tens pg cjcnOon1melig Splellc> lon1
ma1r olOrig fpr bor fjenot. Nour
hi ltoor / @onOolcn og bprer Sopets
monotone 8rlts 6pbt u11Der o. nour
ri fer pp moo Sen ltjernetlore Stint
mel, fprefpmmer set en-, 1pnn on1
MON ct en Sci al l1niperle ct, font ON
2uftlfibct CT ct Stjernei fl1o, ser 1l1=
lcr frcm element set isfoloe Scr
ocnsrlnt.
81 pcfslcr life ct Orb, hi l|tirrer
bare trent gje1men1 Wprfet og bprer
life onoct cnb Stprn1foi tel1e, lon1
brpocs moo 2l1ftitibets 5tep1l for
Ocref ter l1eb @Dlen og Eiben at fare
lpm e1 folo Strpm Lungs Gioerne
al 8on0plen. 9cn isfpl0e @lel it
trGngcr gjelmem bore &lpber pg
o1nl llrtter os lne0 ct Yon1er, / bbil=
fet hi fpler 5tprmbejrets roafolbc
Monoe. 9ecj> intct CT lno merfclig,
loa tragiif> iuo i%pGn0en0e> lon1 set
at ibebe miot oppe / Ntmolieren
pg ltDre c ter Simn1elens 5tjcrne=
htlleoer. 9e1L ion1 enga11g bor OPP
lebet bette, bil ulorig glen1n1c set.
Snis ban blep fnrDplnt til igjen at
lebe paa Soroc1l, biloe fan blibe ell
en ONT Gu1blcr.
Nuar ser 0pbt unber % ifinncr
ct 1pogt 2Dsifiur ira en- 8p eller
e1 2o1osbp, luo Dor hi Dcn 1o1111e
Jplellc lom Sagtfuglen, naar Dcrl
foar 3je poo ct 0pttc. Mens Sui t.
ifibet forcr frem element 5fpernc,
Ter Bet for ps 10, lom on1 8pe11 n1co
ulle fine 2Ds ct Ell ltor Sloooc, Ser
teller MOB %, 0riper uflteo n1eo
gln0el1, llOel1 at r1ogcl1 ombprO a1ler
Sen 11Urc 9po.
81 lo0er en- 8olnbc faloe. Ni ler
Ell ll6pre Dpi0glpOenoe 6lalnu1e bpbt
neoe / Merfet og bprer SEN fjcrre
SDo al en- Gfsplolion. Oct CT JON
cit Stelun1c fra ct ltort> 1tbpggeligt,
.mDltiift @eien. st beloigt Suit
trpf oripcr 3eppelincrens StGpn
Sejret, affl1rot font noor ct Sfif
rammcs al cit &gmpebelge, men 0e1
CT en- friere, lettere @epeaelie, oe1
CT lorn on1 CIT &eu1pefl1gl trGffcl
Seiret. 2anglo omit ipnfer Stnpne1
igien, meocns Torten fortlnttes pQ
Sen isfolbc &inb hpler pper ns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

lom fplger:
1. &olborg> &oDlporos.
9. 9ogn1or, Ooflon0.
3. Sbpro, 5on Sroncisco.
4. 9amner, Yotolltrno.
5. 2n1iie, Gelpmom.
6. Margretbe, 6an 211is Sbispo.
Z. Meran0ro, @otipnpille.
s. 2a11ra> Son Sole.
8. 9nnebirfe, Meno> 9}ebuba.
10. Obun, Sern6ole.
II. (Sntet Mobn), Gresno.
Soreningen bor oIlere6e omfring
900 Me6lemn1er.
~9ogmar" og uShDra" CT 5D=
&C. og 8egrobeliesforeninger. &eltell
er ale ielifabelige 6oreninger. Gn=
bber Mf0eling bor &et til at fun
gere Iom SDge= pg 9egrobelies=
fasle:
Mngoaenoe Soreningens Tor:
maal flyer @run0loben:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

g8E4zk8
Sc ODER 80 Brocem al BET iamleoe
Nntol Dgosfulo.
Dg0eligbeben font Telge al oe nj
9pDsaariager ppgibes / 1913 til
s10.4 pr. 100000 Snoipiocr, bpil,
fet cr en- peientlig 5orminoifelie /
Sommenlig1ing meO Deoeligbeoen
/ Moret 1900, 1pm bar 937.4 pr.
100000.
9e forifjelige Jorlner al Guber=
fl1loie frepeoe 93,421 Dire / 1918;
S0>S12 al 0cm opoe af 2ungetnring
Weco De forbeOreoe ianitGre 5or=
holO, en- bebre Torltaaelie al 5unb=
beoens 2ppe % @%etponi11gen al rem
Suit CT Den bbi0e Nel t" / Sc lcnere
Mar in0itrGnfet / %betpoclig @rab.
s 2ebct al nj gur, ira 1904 til
1913, CT Gp0cligbcOen lom 6plgc
al Illberfulp1e gaaet neb fra 20O.7
til 147.6 pr. 100000. Nlonbt Sen
bpioc 9efplfning i bcle Megiltre=
~riugs=Smroubet bar 0pDeligbeoel1
iom Splge al 2ungetnring / 1913
1867 pr. 100000. s lltob nor
SorbplOct 81; / @oibingtpn 7O.6;
i Weicbigun 75.t; / Montono 1913;
/ @isconlin S3.4; / Winncipto SAG;
II &ern1ont $50; / Moine 95.S; /
Yenniplponio 97.3; / Ncm Surnp=
1bire 9S.S.
9p0cligbcocn lorn 6plgc al 2ul1=
getGring CT ufnrbolosmpsiig ltpr
blonot Ocn bpioe 8cfplfning boooc
California og Colorado, nen1lig
1918 o9 1872 pr. 100000. 9cttc
ifploes ocn &jcnosgjerning, at n1on=
&C SGringsipge fra anore 9ele al
2onbet refer til oisic 5tofcr for
at npoe goDt al Set gl1nitige &limo.
Sjerteipgoonnmc foraorlogcoc 3d.
142 0pOsfal0 (147.1 for 100000
/ &egi1trcrings=OmroaOe / Noret
1913. Weocns 9posprpcentcn for
SGringen ,er forminO1fet fra Mor til
Nor, ct Erocenten for @jcrteipgOon1=
mems @cofpn1n1enoc ltegct.
Eneumorrio / Sc forifjellige 6or=
MGR fpr%ooriogeoe S3,77S 9pDsfnlo
1924 pr. 100000 / Megi1trcrings=
omroobet / 1913. 0posprpccntcn
far, ligeleoes for Gpringens @eo=
fpmmenoe, hopt en- bctnoclig Neb=
gang itocl1 Moret 1900, oo sen bar
1908 pr. 100000. 0cnne 5pg=
opn1 forcfon1mer, ifplge Statiltifcn;
langt bDppigere / @perne e1o /
2ano0iltrifternc.
Set lumlcbc Mntol Oposfolo /
1913 ipm 6plge al 8rigbts 9ilcoie
pg ~Ncute Ncpbritis", en- bcilGgtet
NprcipgoonL bar 65,106; omtrcot
nj Sienoeoele al 9posfoloe11c ifplo=
ties oen ferltneDnte Spgoom. 9p=
o%cligbcocn fra bcgge bis1c Nuri logger
lteg fra 80 pr. 100000 / 1900 til
1884 / 1905.
9ernGlt fommer &reftlpgoonme=
me- iom frGbeoe 1929 Dire /
1913. Smtrent 40 &rpcent al
9posfoloene ifplDes &ruft / Mope11
og 2eberen. 9pbeligbeoe11 lteg fra
GO pr. 100000 / 1900 til 7S.o /
1913. Srgen epi6erniif 5pgopn1
foruurlogcOc lao 1tor 9pDcligbeo
inn 20 pr. 100000 / 1913. 81
IilfGloe al 9ifterit og 5trubcbp=
lte, lom babOe 9poen til Splge, uO=
gjpr0c 1920, eller 1873 pr. 1907
900 / 1913 moo 1873 pr. 100000
/, 1900. 9poeligbe0en ion1 6elge al
Gpf11s Tcbcr bar ligele0es betpbeliq
%n1inOre-i 1913 ems / 1000, i0ct ser
gif neO fra 35.9 til 17.9 pr. 100,=
600. Set lan1leoe Mntul 0posf olh
/ 1913 bar 1923.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

g.: ~9u tiger, at bl1 er
ion fieo al, at Sin @l1ltr1t liner al
S6pnlpsbeo. @or Set olporlige ST.
ger?"
ga, oct fan SIT tro, for bber
Gong, jeg fonrner tent bje,n, er
b11n hoogen enon1t."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07
1urhunnHHtatprn
2Ggen aflagSe ct 2nftbeipg. s

~uSSW uIAuSNS ~ ~Nl*"SIPS+ CbNt
Mar1balltpmn, Soma, meoOeltes !
(2pr6ngs, at Or. Sommers / @ri11=
nell forleOen Dag mo0tog en- sln-
moOning pr. G1lefpn fra er Jarn1,
iom ligger II Nil ipoplt for Grin
nell, ON, at en- Ma110 bar blenet
fo%rfGr0elig fbGltet, ga 9etenc lpb
lpbif, ng at Dn11 mautte fpm1nc ll1o=
re1t ml1lig.
6lpperen IS. s. Mpbinlon 1pm
bpr / famine 9p, befanot fig noe,
2ngens &e1tor> Du SelefonDuoel
TOM, pg bo ban tit at bprc, bhaO oci
ban, tilbpo ban Jig at bringe bom til
Turl1cn / lin Wonpplan. Or. Cont
mers antog Iilbuoet itrofs> % oct
tog 6en life lpngc at ltigc tilpejrs.
9e II Weil blcp tilbagclogt / of=
f1trat lefs Miln1ttcr, loo Sc floj n1eo
Ell 6ort al 10 Mil / Gimel1. 2Gz
gen tilioa i'm Eotient> og oo BON
bar feroig, iatte ban Jig pao @}o-
ifinen pg iuu bar Set bjun igien. Sc
br11gte ou 8 Minn1tter fpr at fpn1n1c
bjem pg flpj ultloo meo en- Surt al
70 Mtil / Simen.
&plSjpmmc Sturmc pau 4acific=
&Diten. Sra Sos Mngelcs, Sal,
meoOeltes / 2prbogs, at g1nel1 9o=
gen / Sorpejen blep bjernipat al en-
al SC perlte Stormc, lpn1 er blcpcn
iogttoget iiocn @ejrburen1et opret-
tcocs. Orfanen ltrofte Jig 11o opcr
ollie 5tater nco 5%tillcbopet.
ltpejret hegpnotc meo Ell ltnrf
Sino pou Stlllebopct, CT &in0, ipn
pon fine SteDcr 11ooebc CIT Sal tig=
beo al 100 @eil / Gin1cll. Sen gift
/ Metning moo 2anb og fprtc enc,
@o9l og Megn mco Jig. s 8jcrg
egl1clle er Snecn ilerc 500 bpb og /
mango al Hos enc, lerlig / Sebu=
cbopi Yosiet, CT Set neltcn 11frem-
fpn1mcligt. s 8%ofersfielb> Ser lig=
ger / Mpjopc=T rfcncn, nar set lao
fpl0t, at MON n1uattc ll1ffc Sfp=
lerne og lcr1oe 8srrel1e bien1 pg Sen
p%oatunfte Mojfeit=Eroceslion bor
moottet inoltillcs.
Sra Son Troncisco .t%elcgrofercs,
at / Sc lioltc "a Gi1ner Ct @Dc11 bic
bet bjcmlpg al en- &ino, lpm So
Sen bar ltnrfelt bleltc meo CIT So
ltigbe0 al nn1 item 100 Mil / Simc11.
80 9rengc 0rebtes al neofoloenoc
elcftriife Sroooe og Ser nol6tes
Gjenopmstob til ct @elpb al 5000
600. Man nnrcr Trpgt for, at
flerc Mcnnelfelip CT gaoet tubt.
&in0e11 bortfprte chi 8lifplobc ira
Gogef al Galifornio=@pqningel pco
Eunamo-l1o1tillinge11 og blrltc nco
flcre ltore SpgtepGle / Mnrbcoen al
Mfoifineribpgningen.
Sra Hortlnno, Oregon, n1elotes,
at $4,000 6oor, nnr6 bcnbe6 $780,
900, forn1obes at bore omfommet /
5neltorn1e11, ser gif benober Set
npropltliNc Oregon. gn SDroe
fonbt al tint Slot pon 1900 Soor
fl1n 400 ilipe. Goorene bar 11e11=
Zig nplig blcbct flippct. 5fobc1
poo Torn1e og 6r1tgt bill nou opcr en-
Millipn Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-07

Nsiesioren: r@r Sc / Slegt meb
Sen Mnfloge0e?"
Sionet: u&lrl gonife li0t. Sans
Sober lfuloe gabe beret gift meb
Min Mo0er, men iaa bleb set life
til noget."