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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-13
swITzERLAND,s ARMY EXPENSIVE


| From the Boston Transcript.
| Switzerland finds citizen army any,
| thing but a cheap defense. IN peace
! times it's annual cost is about 100000 or
one-third of the national budget. AS the
| Swiss army pas been modified for the
enforcement of neutrality ever since the
war began. the bill this year is of stag
gering proportions to the thrifty people of
| the little mountain republic. deficit of
| nearly 100000 has to be made up, mainly
| due to mobilization. Switzerland's popu-
| lation is not very much larger than that
of Massachusetts, but it's army has an ag
gregate of $4,000 or whereabouts. Draw
this force from d people who have been
deprived of one great source of income,
the presence of tourists, and who see no
| prospect of an influx of summer visitors,
and we can measure the exactions which
neutrality imposes on nation that only
asks to be let alone, this time, for it has
| not forgotten that 100 years ago its neu-
| trality was disregarded by allied Prussia,
Russia and Austria, which were bent on
| making a short cut into France.
WHITEFIELD WAS AN ALE DRAWER
From the London Chronicle.
! George Whitfield, whose bicentenary
! was celebrated recently, qualified as =
boy for greatness in more than one di-
! rection The future evangelist enjoyed
play acting, and performed in girls
! clothes before the mayor and corpora
| ton of Gloucester; while by the time he
was 10 he had become an expert ale
drawer il, the family public house. These
pursuits. alien to the pulpit, appear, how
ever. to have been converted into aids to
evangelism. The youthful love of the
stage no doubt helped to develop the tre-
mendous histrionic gift which made Lord
Chesterfield, on hearing Whitfield describe
a blind beggar's fall over a precipice,
spring from his seat and exclaim Good
| God he's comet"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-13
A SAD STORY OF LIFE.

A member of the chorus
Who visited a seer
Was told that in six months she woul
Be married to a peer.
Such talk should be discounted,
1t leads young girls astray;
This maiden bought a lot of things
For which she could not pay.
And when she'd hoped to marry
Her luck was very poor,
For she was doing one-night stands
She'd never done before.
And no one said. MY lady,
His lordship waits below.
Instead she warbled ragtime songs
And critics PANIED the show.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-13
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
Diversified Farming In DeKnlb

| The farmers of my county are al
ready giving attention to diversifie'
crops" said S. B. Lloyd. merchant an,
farmer of Dawson, DeKalb county
What we need is better markets TO
our surplus.
on the fertile heights of the Sane
mountain country, we grow corn, oats
peas and sorghum, and make good cot
ton crops. Our county has a large sur.
Plus crop this year of corn. Now, an
only offered, on Morris avenue, II cent:
per bushel for corn delivered. 1t will
cost me IL cents for sacking and freight
thus showing only so cents net for it
That is entirely too low with the mar.
kets for grain as high as they are
quoted in the west
We are raising some stock but not
many cattle My brother has II Berk-
shire brood sows and he gets S. apiece
for his pigs.
cotton seed is bringing s21 per ton
cotton IN cents. Sorghum has a local
market of 40 cents, but it is limited"
The Local Orchestra Movement
Il was glad to read in The Age-Her-
aid that the local Musicians union,
OFFICIALLY known as the Birmin gnan,
Musical association, had taken steps to
organize large concert orchestra -
said an old music lover There is to
be an adjourned meeting next Sunday
afternoon, at which officers of the
mo- OF l.
one good feature of the plan is an in
vitation to amateur performers as
well as union musicians to join the
orchestra,
L was a member of the Orchestral
association about Ia years ago with
Mr.. Guckenberger as director, Mr.. Les
ser as president and Prof. Grambs as
vice president. The players were Sc
iected from the best material available,
and If 1 remember Alright there were
just 20. We had exactly 20 rehearsals
and then gave one concert in the
O'Brien opera house. The programme
vas quite attractive, and included a
haydn symphony. But the perform
ance was poorly attended and the or
chestra never attempted to give an
ether
The situation has greatly improved
since then. Birmingham has more than
and the orchestral talent
abs increased steadily. We should be
able now to start with a fairly good
orchestra of 35 or 40. We may be
lacking in violas and French horns,
and two or three other instruments,
but after the orchestra is formed the
needed instruments will possibly be
found before a great while.
I'VE should be able to have a few
Sunday afternoon concerts by the or
chestra in the early spring. Sunday
is the only day that professional mu-
sicians in large numbers can be as
sem bled tooethar'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-13
SOMETIMES.

There are exceptions to all rules
'For instance?"
Sometimes the best dressed woman in
town has a husband who is the best
dressed man."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-13

Sing Sing, according to the latest re-
ports, is nothing less than a prison full
of piety
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
IN PRINTING OFFICE
Appointments, Separations, and
Transfers Made Public by
! Head of Institution.

A number Of promotions and othor
changes in the Government Printing or
fce during the past week were an
nounced by Public Printer Ford today
They are:
Appointments-Mrs. Fannie D. Carter
skilled laborer: w. Brooke Hunter. Jr.
probationary messenger boy.
Separations-Ralph E. Evans. elevator
conductor; Miss Mary f. Bowles. press
feeder. resigned.
Transfers-Daniel ]. Harwood. COM
postor. 30 cents per hour. Job section
to rroofreader. 50 cents per hour. oon
section. James r. Gibson, stockkeeper
s7a0 per annum. to helper at $50 per an
mum. office of super ntendent Of docu-
ments Andrew F. Schultz. sailer. $+
per annum.g to helper at ss70 per annum
office of superintendent of documents
William B. NJ Smoot. unskilled laborer
electrical section. to office of superin-
tendent of buildings. S. Earl Upper
man. messenger boy. $S75 per annum. to
messenger boy. $42o per annum, office OF
superintendent of documents. Harry j.
Russell. messenger boy, $40 per annum
to messenger boy at 800 per annum. Of
fee superintendent of documents 10.
seph A. MerrYman. messenger boy, $50(
per annum. to skilled laborer. NS pei
annum. office of SUPERINTENDENT OF docu-
ments. William M. Wilson. skilled Ia
borer. s626 per annum. to stockkeeper
$790 per annum. office OF superintendent
of documents. William E. Mantz
helper, $3.50 per annum. to mailer. sSi(
per annum. office of superintendent oi
documents John ]. Ragan helper $50
annum. office of superintendent Of docu
mentS
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
NATIVES HEADL|ST
OF p.0. DEPOS|TORS
Washington Office Has 1,949
American and 742 Foreign
Born on Books.

Washington is one Of the few large
cities in the United States in which tho
native population has more accounts
and more money on deposit In postal
savings banks than has the foreign
born population.
Figures Just compiled by Postmaster
Otto Praeger show that at the close OF
business for the fiscal year ending
June 80. the postal savings division Of
the Washington office had 1851 de-
positors. with an aggregate Of sa23. 100
on deposit. OF the total number of de-
posits. 157 had accounts Of $500 each.
Out Of 1881 depositors. 1.949 were
native born citizens. They had on de-
posit $1s9.92s. out of the total OF 1929. .l4s.
Seventy-f1ve of the 157 accounts of $500
each were held by natives.
OF the foreign-born depositors. the
Italians lead the list with 2Ss accounts.
aggregating s45.l0l. Twenty-Five ltal-
ians had deposits >f $500 each
Great Britain and her colonies we're
second with 204 deposits and w. .757 on
deposit. Nineteen OF these depositors
had $500 accounts each.
or the foreign-born. the Russians
rank third with l07 depositors. and an
aggregate of $3O,1N on deposit. Eight
cen Russians had $50 accounts each.
Germany stood fourth among the for
eign-born. with 70 depositors and $l4.5l5
on deposit. Twelve Germans had $5CO
deposits each.
Greece has 25 depositors. with an ag.
gregate of 81 S34; Austria. Is Gepositors
and an aggregate OF 2.U72; France. L
depositors with an aggregate OF $2.194;
Hungary. 10 depositofs with an aggre-
gate of $1,s44: Sweden, depostors with
sS3l: Norway, depositors with s79l;
Denmark. 3 depositors with S3i9; and
Spain. I depositor with $3.50. In addi-
ton, all other foreign countries are
represented by 43 depositors with an ag-
sregate of S9.0l5 on dcposi.
GERMANY leads all foreign depositors
with an average of s19s.s3 per depositor.
! Italy is second with $3.50 per deposit
tor: Russia third. with s1ss1l per de-
positor: Hungary fourth. with S1S4. 10 per
depositor: France fifth. with $lso. 80 per
depositor and Great Britain and her
colonies sixth. with $16l.36. The average
per depositor for the other countries is
as follows: Norway. $15S. 20: Greece,
1885: Denmark. sl1s.33; United States,
s97.45. and Sweden, $55. .16.
The growth of the postal savings
business of the Washington office has
been steady among native born. as well
as among foreign born depostors. Es.
peciallv has the increase been marked
| among the Russian and italian citizens
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
Gorgas and Barrett
To Attend Congress

Surgeon General William c. Gorgas.
Y. S. A.. and John Barrett. director
general of the Pan-American Union.
will attend the seventh annual con-
vention of the Southern Commercial
Congress at Charleston. S. c.. Decem-
ber 13. The surgeon general will deliver
the principal address at the special
session for tho consderat ton Of public
health and sanitation. Mr.. Barrett will
discuss Pan-American relations.
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
Dozen Eggs Cost Farmer
A Dime, Expert Asserts

A dozen eggs cost the poultryman 10
cents to produce during the first laying
season of hen. according to A. r,
Lee. Junior animal husba ndman of the
Department of Agriculture. who appear
ed last night before a meeting Of the
National Capital Poultry and Pigeon
Associa ton in the Public Library.
Mr. Lee described experiments in
chicken breeding which are being car
ried on at the Government farm, near
Beltsville, Md.
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
While Away !

While Away From the City DR..
Vaughan, Dentist 3O7 7th st. NV. has
made an exhaustive study of the new
sanitary crown and bridge work. ortho-
dontia and the latest successful meth
DDS Of treating pyorrhea .(R!gg's dis
easel. Consultation free.
The Washington times., 1915-07-30

$1.OO Harpers Ferry, SIPS Martins
to Cumberland and return. Baltimore
and Ohio Sunday. August from Union
Station s:25 a. m. Returning same day.
-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-07-30

Baltimore and Ohio To Baltimore,
$3.50 Round Trip every Saturday and
Sunday, good returning until 9 a. m.
Monday-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-07-30

Phone Main $3.50
And put your Want Ad in The Evening
Times.
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
LOCAL MENTION.

For the Month of August Only DR..
Vaughan, recently returned to Wash
ington. after making deep study Of
latest dental methods in New York
and Philadelphia. will make his prices
about half charged by others. 307 eth
St NV.
Free Painless Extracting When
Teeth are ordered. Dr. Vaughans Den-
tai Office. 307 7th st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1915-07-30
Cool Soothing Healing
w. TOILET S?1-
ACCESSORIES

TO preserve the tender SKIN during the sunny
summer days.
Earl Brand Cold Cream Soap; regularly &c
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap; per cake ..........3c SC
Palm Olive Soap, per cake .................5 sc
Physicians and Surgeons Soap. per cake. SC
woodburys Facial Soap per cake .......... lSc
Pears Scented Soap, per cake ...............13 13c
Pears Unscented Soap, cake lOc
kolynos Tooth Paste, tube l0c
Pebeco Tooth Paste, tube .................2 20c
Santol Tooth Paste tube 12c
Santol Tooth Powder, per box 12c
Lyons Tooth Powder, per box ...............14c
Tooth Powder box lee
SoZodont Liquid bottle ..................l2 lie
Java Rice Face Powder per box ............ Sic
Dore Face Powder, per box ..............2 26c
Crown Face Powder. per box .................1e Ice
Mennens Talcum Powder, box lie
Babcock's Corylopss Talcum, per box 12c
Kann's Borated Talcum, per box ............ lOc
Honeymoon Talcum Powder, per box ........ lOc
listerine; large bottle, per bottle Soc
No-Odor a dainty deodorant per Jar ......... l0c
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream bottle 20c
l lot regular l9c and Csc tooth brushes. spe-
Toilet Goods Store-Street Floor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

/. 9a bi gierne ifulbe babe ct 8nr
Sange til MfbenDttelie be0 Se1tibi=
teterne Sen 76e sunni, iaa bel peo
Soften i 9atmarfs= 8pgningen fo1l
peo Geitmaaltibet ON Mftenen, bor
hi beill1ttet at i11obDbe bigteriif be-
gabebe @rp6re al Samfun6et til at
ifribe % en- Gang for .berne 2eilig=
be6.
5u11genes @mne maa bore
u9anif 8rooeriamfuno", men fan
.forgbrigt bebanoles efter 0igterens
eget @fj6n. ajen6te Melobier piI
bore at foretreffe.
Mlle Sn61erbeller bill blibe ome
bpggeligt giennemgaoe0e, og Be
beoite. Sange bill life alene blibe
oalst % benptteoe, men ogioo BE-
lbnnet 1ne6 pasien0e Hrelnier. 5an=
&c, lom iffe benDttes, bill ON lua
6nlfes, blibe tilbogeien6te.
@angene be6es in6ien0t 1noreit
til &omiteens @efreter, Carl Gro
nenbers, 1446 Saigbt Ct, Son
Trancisco, California.
Meo broberlig Silie1,
Sellesfomiteen,
Carl @ronenberg, 5efreter,
1446 ,Soight Ct,
Son Sroncisco, California.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Somfnnb; men Sc CT futtige geD=
bpggere, og De bab0e ingen Dbl fio-
ite CONNER. Selbfglgelig ifal Sc
biGlpes. Mef Misiionsfasien er !
l1n6erbalance.
@ao er ser bor @foIe / Des
Moines, Sra Ben fal hi babe Or
bejoere paa Misftonsmarfen og /
bore Menigbeoer. 6ertil fon1mer,
at 0en ct Centrum for banff Monos=
lib / Mmerifa. Mf 6isie to @rut1oe
er Ben en- 2ibsbetingelie for Dor
Strife og bort Soft. Og oerfor er
bens &rob 2ibsfrob, fife blot til
Sen banife &irfe, men ogioo til set
bonffe Soft Der / Mmerifo. Ser
ajdrcs ct bDgtigt og p%lanlagt Mrbei=
sc; men at gjennemfdre Bette / bber
Mf0eling for Zig bar frabet flerc
% bprere 2ererfrefter. Gerfor
trenger Sen baar6t til mere St6tte.
Moor leg bor falbt &ropcnc fra
Dor Misiton og Dor 5fole for 2ins-
frop, iao er pet, bels for0i Sen oan=
fife &irfes 2ip C6rentio) ofhGnger
al, at bisie &rab bliper ltillet, %
ocls fprbi 2ibet pg &raften / Mc=
n%igbcberne ufbGnger al, at III gjel1=
nent Sem toger Sem op.
9u fjerc oan1fe Solf, bnoo bill
SIT ber / set rige Mnerifo? &il ST
fploe sit 2ib meo Sen ton1me Sen
oelic", eller bill b1t beo at fDl0e
oisic eipsfrob binoc Sig til ST
bets S110hplo og @apn".
:. e. e. Brapeuguarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

&c Nicliens pg SangforeninseH
nNcjmoal"s &pncert / Spnoogs /
&olbullu buDoe ianllet go0t 9l1s og
Vplf moreOe Jig ltorartet. Ole Niel=
lens Srfeltcrs Yreltationer bar up
pcrlige og lpruieoes mco Masler al
Slap, og u@cin1ool" bor olOrig Jun
oct beore. Oct CT Ell Jornpjelie at
le - cller rettere bpre - bpprlebes
Ocmne 11llgc Saneforeni11g er
gaot fremo0 for bper Gang Ben
optreoer. 9r. G6riltenlen gioroe
megen 2pffe me6 lit fortrGffelige
%iolinlpil, og Chris &abn mes fin
Srombone=5o lo, Iigelom oct bar Ell
itor Sornpjelie at bpre 6. s. 8erg=
9rcn % @ert6el Teterier1 ipnge
u@uloa Spinning" og On Solneo=
gang" (of ~@l1tntarne"). Otter
&oncerten fiji man fig cit. ml1nter
5btngom. S 5pileballen ierpe=
re6e uSejm6al 2aoies Club" Ell
lnffcr @1,pper.
=. 9. g. Scr. 35's ltore Often
1,,oerbol6ning % Bul / 8al6alla
Sail 5pnoogen SEN 29bc Sc. bpber
poo ct ioore friltenbe 8rogrom.
2ngens befjen6te &epD=Sorfatters
ii0ite &epp: uNogen paa Sfrinet"
pil blibe ipiIlet al 20 1ebenoe og
~op0e" Ner1oner, Miis Mnna Setter
fen bill oonie, 5angforeningen
~Sejm6ol" og 9ameiangforeningen
~gcbo" bill 1pnge, og 1873 egen Gnm=
noltiffl11b bill gibe c1 OpbiSning beo
benne Set. 5uo Set er let at forllo=
iige: usS1tl6t Sus!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Cortland, 9e @olb Co., Sll
Mpbinion Grniocs o,

Nobinion Gruioes q iom 5ele-
.grafltation ielpe Sonfen ipneS
abiuro og tro0ier Set 8egreb al en-
lombeo og Sorlaotbeo, Srabitionen
far frembrogt bos os. SsSffffe beito=
minore far Sen mo0erne Gefnifs
5ejersgong %ipn0errebet set 51pr al
&omantif, font / ct Nar b%nnoreOe
slar for bbilet ober Sc imaa Stille=
bopsper, Ser uogipr SSr1an Ser1an-
6e5=@rlppen, og obenifjpbet er Ser
ne fommet til at ipille en- big &olle
i @erbensfrigen, i6et set er blebet
gjort gieloen6e, at Gpiflano bar
frenfet Gbiles NeltraIitet baa6e pe0
at SIRE 8rl1g at Sen traa6l6le Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
0huaun.

2osc 9r. 81, 9. g. e. bar polgt
fplgenbe ny 8eitDrelie:
H. $. S6renien> Breit0ent; 81.
$. 9anie1l @ice=Hraiioent; 8eter
&asmusien, 5efreter; Sobn 8on=
nicfien, &oSierer; Str. Gbriitenien,
6erer; 2oren5 &anien, Iillios=
mono; Sobn Mielien Snore @ogt
81. &in0, gore 8agt.
Com 9elegot for nelte &onben=
ton 81. $. Sonien % IS. @ino
1om 5te6fortre6er.
2ogers Mg6eaftener er fra lite
December foran6ret til lite pg 36ie
Sirs6ag / bber Moane6 / SormoutG
Sail, 911S-2O Commercial Mbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Gaber til nMtter6as College,,

Saner til nNtteroag Spllegc",
Solpone, Gal: Neter Sbomien,
5olpong, Gal, 10 Mftier / v5ol-
bong @oter & Srrigation Co.;
&binoeforeningen, &ingite0, So.,
IS; Naltor Sben0 S6rgenien, Sag
NOR, Mo11t., IS; Slab Ssrgenicn.
So. So, So; 5igri6 S. @eoerien, So.
So, S.; &o11l Mourit1en so. So,
S.; Mleron6er Mouritien, 90. So,
So; Micbol Mpller, so. So, IS;
Clinton Suoborg, so. So, S.; Inns.
6omsforeningen uSfjolb", So. Sc
$25; &pinoeforeningen, 80. So.
$15; grifien & Nielien, Trcsno,
Gol., IS; Gbriitinc Mielien. 80 30,
SIS; ct. Mnsgor @binoefcren;ng,
&ortlano, Moine, S.; @o1tor G. 6.
@o0bolot, Macine, @is., s.; Eaitn
81. Sober, Nemell, Sa., 50; &cnlul
$. Sorfien, 8ortlon6, Ore., $40,
sc. 6. Nielien,, &eno, Seer, 500;
g. Trolt, 8itbee, @is., So; M!rs.
90. Sucoblen, Seattlc, 8oib, $40;
81. g. Gonfiel6, 6onto 8nr1oro,
Gol., 500; 81. g. 2aniine, Sos
Slibos, Gol., $25; s. Sobrion, &C.
eor Solls, eSo., $40.
gn bjertelig Saf til ollc Giper=
ne.
Benedict NorDcntcff.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

lom finocs / 1erncS 5fergooroe,
Dpr, iom opnaor en- Gtprrelle al
% SOB, og joni / 5pOomcrito
aniees for Ell ltor 9elifotesi c.
Sulen, bpori Mleru11Der Gelfirf
tilbrogte fine fem gniombe0s =Nor,
poaDiles er16nu pao Mos a Sierro.
Wen 0en interesierer / 9iebliffet
minore. Ser er for Gioen life
Elobs Ill Gomantif / @erben. g1l1
er Set 2er,,es %troo6lple Gelegrofita=
ton og beres Mnben6eligbeo iom
<lItation, iom benle6er Opmerf=
lombe0en pao 6en1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Degradation pna 9erne og beO at
berptte Oem iom &ulforipningsbalis
for itn Stillebabseifaore, ioet nogle
al Sc tpife &rpoiere opbragte &ulifi=
&c lfl1l0e bore blepet l%tationeret /
2erneS Sfiergaoro:
Suan Sernan0e5 @rl,ppcn> font
lisc: OF ca. $50 5smil fra Solparai=
TO- +, ::aar al tire 2er> al bbilfe SEN
ftpritc / Mminoeligbe0 fol6es Sl,ar
Scrnon0e5 eller Mas q Sierra
(~&erme1t 2an6D. Get bor paa
0enne @ (opboget / 1872 al CPD
nierne), at 9tobinlon - eller rettere
Sen ifotlfe Spn1on6 Mlero11oer Gel
firf, ion1 ofgob Mo6el for Momonfi=
gl1ren Mobinion Gruio = tilbrogte
FEM Mor / Gnlombeb Giro 1904
1900. Selfirf bar GtDrmon6 ONT
borb / set engelife &operifib nGinque
Sorts", ser 11ofor SS11an Gernanbe5
fom / Scamp me0 ct fran1f 9fib.
Smboro / ~Ginque Borts" baboe
Ser baret Mptteri, % Ell Gel al @e=
iGt11ingen hor blebet lonoiat paa
Meas d 1ierra. s &ens 9eOe
bleb fen1 al Sc urolige Sobeoer,
bhori6lonot 5elfirf, CLIENT paa 9en,
oa ga Sfibet ienere TOM for at berr=
te. Dem negte6e 6elfirf = lpm
logbe, at bon bab6e 6rdmt at 5fi=
BET bilbe gao 11n0er = at goa ONT
6or6, ng han forbleb iaa / Gnlon1=
beb 'boo Gen, in6til bon / 6ebr1,or
100 bleb toget ombor6 al SEN en-
celtic &rD6ler r9ufe".
Egruppen bor %for6brigt betDOelig
Snteresle ogina / on6rc S%enieenOer,
6lon6t: o110et beo tit &eltct=Slnra,
ser for St9rite0elen fol0cr iammen
meo Sertieral0ere11 (ellcr maaife
en- en6nl eIore Soroperiobe). Den
ltornmer fra set ip6omerifanife Sait=
lon6 = eIIer r%etterc, SEN fol6er lon1=
r1er ne6 Sen, ser / Sen %tilibnren0c
Soroperiooe families paa Saltlonoet.
Men me0ens HlonteDeroe,en ber er
un6ergooet forifiellige SmDeltnin=
ger, bor Sen bol0t fig 11foronoret poa
Stan Sernanoe5.
@lonDt Sc botoniife MfnrfpnrDig=
beoer, lom finoes poa 9erne, er
Mmerifos 1i61te Son6eltre. S Set
17De Morb11n0rebe fanbtes enomu en-
Meng6e San0eltreer poa 9erne,
bborfro set %foltbare, buftcn0e Sre,
- 1om bur berpmt allere0e / 60
lemons Sage - bleb bentet at fore
togIomme Spforere. g(llerebe ont
firing Mor 1900 onioo man imioler=
tbs Street for nb66et, men / 1892
foi1btes plr6lelig ct eneite, lterft
meotaget og %el0gammelt gfsemplor
/ en- Sal boo Mos a Sierra. Set er
efterbdon0en beldgt og nnoerlpgt at
forifjellige bi6enlfobelige @fspeoitio=
ner, Ser ale bor betegnet set lom
Set iiD1te efsilterer0e gfsemplor al
5ontolrm 6ernanoe5iam1m Set
bleb blan6t anoet / 1908 neje beifre=
bet al Or. Carl 5fottsberg, iom par.
Meo1em al Sen lpenife Magellan=
Gfspeoition; set baboe Ga fun en-
ene1te fritz grpn @ren, laa at Bet CT
bpiit ian0ipnligt, at Set MI er gooet
u6.
gerne / Suon Sernonbe5= @r1p=
pen er efterbaanben blepet foloniie=
ret. Ser er oprettet Siiferi!Statio-
ner poo to al 8erne, og &obinions
- elIer Mero116er 5elfirfs - bill
Sc @je6er er ~fortrangt al &eer,
Suar og &e1te. On bigtig gfsport=
ortifel er ,0e fempeitore Srmmere,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
6 PRoCENT FOR sPAREPENGE.

vi betaler 6 Procent paa Deres
Spareindskud og Diet samme paa
Indskuds-C ertifikater paa langere
It'd, fordi vi befinder os hvor vi
kan faa fra 8 til IL Procent paa
Liam. De Sharpe Love for National
banker yder Dem den bedste Six
kerhed. Skriv paa Engelsk efter
svor Banks finansielle Status.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Aber-
crombie, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Days gamle Kyllinger. Ruget paa
rette Made. Sendt rigtigt. Levering
garanteres. Ligeledes igte white
Runner Hnder. Hllinger og Hg.
Frit Katalog. Bestil tidligt. Snow
flake Ha cherry. Mrs. b. E. Eshbach,
Mgr, 1406-R., Sturm Ave, Indiana
polls, Ind.