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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
Salem Girl Writes OF
Points Of Interest All Fair

The attached letter written by Miss
Ethel Stinton, formerly of Salem, which
was published in the "Sigual' Of
Geneva, Nebraska will be Of much
interest to her friends here.
Miss Stinton, former stcnographcr
for William Jennings Bryan, was for
some time an assistant secretary in the
office Of Ben W. Oleott in Salem. She
passed several wears here leaving
recently to take up her residence in
her former home in Nebraska.
Geneva, May 24.--Thinking some
may be glad 10 hear about my trip To
the fairs and other points Of interest
along the Pacific coast, ] will tell a
few things.
left Salem, oregon, April n, and
my first stop was lt san Francisco. The
exposition grounds cover G3j acres and
extend something over two miles along
san Francisco bay The exhibits are
divided into clever groups Fine arts
Education and Social Economy Liberal
Arts, Manufactures, Varied Industries.
Machinery, transportation, Agriculture,
Live stock, Horticulture and Mines and
Metallurgy All II these buildings are
beautiful structures and contain fine
exhibits The main avenues m the
grounds are featured with large speei
men trees and PALMS Against the
great exhibit palaces have been plant.
ed cypress, spruce. eucalyptus, FIR and
other species from twenty 10 thirty
feet high. over 2.2O0 fuchsia trees
and 5000 hvdraDgeas and hundreds of
thousands Of other bright colored
Towering plants have been used upon
the grounds.
The domes of the buildings pro
flooded with light from beautiful
searchlights The tower Of Jewels IN
certainly beau'fll when the nys Of.
light fall upon b.
Forty.one foreign countries and
forty three states Of the union are
participating 200 the exposition. Vir.
ginia, "the old tate, mother Of prcsi
dents has o reproduction of Mt
Vernon, home N President Washing
ton. In this building / saw old flrui .
ture used By President Washington
Canada has fine exhibit aud took .
first prize ] aw Art Smith make
three flights over san Francisco bay. .
think the exposition Is great end / F..
.nloyed everything 70 much.
] had the pleasure of taking ar auto|
trip out 20 the D.iff house and Golden
iate park This park contains l.0l3|
leres, and H. very beautiful
! left San Funeisco April p. and
nv next stop was ~ Dos palos. CAL. /
shoro ! spent Two DAYS with thsI
ieofge Rclfcu family. They all w,.b
% be remembered 10 all inquirng Ne.
,raska friends
The next stop ! made was M fos'
ANGELES. ] arrived just in time for
heir May festival. Their floral aad /
leciric pamIrf were wonderful.
Thousands of dollars we're spent on
hese parades
/ took a trip by auto 30 pamIe6aI
.hile AZ fos Angeles. The gn.del
oiured out all points OF interest
.hieh made ii rery interesting Tbs|
unken Gardens there are ibe most.
eautiful ever saw On the return
Up / visited the famous Cawstonl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06

We are enabled to give our readers, old
and new the benefit OF this money.say.
ing club Offer only because OF very spc-
Cal arrangement with the publishers of
MCCALL'S MAGAZINE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
Lloyd RamSden Struck by
AutO---In Corvallis Hospital

Lloyd Ramsden, Of the firm Of Morse
q Ramsden, was struck bv an outomo.
bic Yesterday evening at Corvallis and
no" lies in Corvallis hospital with his
leg broken in two places and an arm
broken, besides internal injuries. Mr.
famsden was on motorcycle when
struck by the auto, which did not stop
to render him assistance, although Mr..
Ramsden was knocked down and was
lying under his motorcycle at the side
Of the road. Parties who saw the NO.
eldent came 10 his assistance and car.
ried him TO the hospital The car by
which Ramsden wa9 struck, was driven
by Dr.. stark, Of Albany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
ostrich farm

ostrich farm.
The trip believe enjoyed most
was the one 10 Santa Catalina island.
] took 'ho train 10 san Pedro, twenty
soycn miles from Los Angeles, and
then boarded the steamer Cabnllo and
sailed twenty yfivp miles 90 reach this
island This steamer carries lls pas.
fcngcrs, Tho shud is twenty-five
miles long aud from eight miles 10
half @ mile wide 10 was discovered
by Cafbnllo iu 1872 II contains
10000 acres Of parks aud mountains.
while at the island ! took @ trip on
the glass bottomoI boat and viewed
thn submarine gadcus Through this
boat Que secs shplloucrueted rocks.
fishes red, gcnu aud gold, liglag.
ginR among the waving foliage Here
are trees with Dom branches bearing
fruit resembling olives
NJ next trip was down 10 San Diego
TO visit the pauamaC California expo.
Htior. This i.a very pretty city. aul
'he exposition grounds and buiIl.uls
are very beautiful While there !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
JOINT CELEBRATION.

Blaine, Wash, July g. Representa-
tiyes of Washington, Oregon, Caliior.
mia and British Columbia officiated
Saturday in celebrations at tho intorna.
tional boundary line near here, com.
mcmorating one hundred years Of peace
btween the United States and Great
Britain, simultaneously the American
and British flags were hoisted on tall
flag poles, 4 few inches apart, but sep.
arated by the boundary line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
NO DRINKERS HERE.

Vancouver, Wash. July G-Advocates
of prohibition pointed with pride TO.
day 20 the fact that no arrests were
made here for drunkenness during the
Independence Day celebration, while at
least 100 were taken In q year ago.
Vancouver was wet then, it is dry now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06
HELD UP STREET CAR.

Portland, Or, July 6.--An armed and
masked highwayman held mp the crew
OF street ear AZ the end Of the Mount
Tabor line shortly before midnight last
night and robbed +. r. Reid, tho con.
ductor. Of sl3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06

NeW YORK American. Fortune f0r
lhdianan Who hasu't been heard from
for yearu. % Must be Charles w. Fair.
banks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-06

taurc OF an
La SlgnolnG
features "hen requested
of
MASK orpar Mutual Maerpcture, produced the Flying studio
love- Vehgeanee and
drama the which Venice and
Monte - ' N~ anu
The a cast Of THE Lure the Mask includes
as Elsie Jane Wilson Harold Lockwood Irving Cummings
Clements, Lucy Payon, and various Others -
At the Bigh Theatre Thursday, Friday Saturday.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
,mrkantkrn."

Clement &ol1tu lfripcr / &c
Mntin":
Der finDcs neppc set Bar1,, lonl
iffc CIT Sag bor toget en- &1rip ellcr
CIT 5ufs pg 1prnttd Wapen op poo
en- 8rn9ebelt cller lin O1,1ife.
~Scg oil 1e, 0pao Scr CT inDel1i.
Seq nil ic Mefanife11", flyer .@or=
net.
0euac Irorg til at ifoifc fig
u11oerretning ON set, mon life fun
1e oenn1e oltbeiejre11be NDsgjerrig=
beo Ct olr1e11 men1reifelig. Maoife
ct oct l9rlig l1oprGget / Dor &nce.
S11td irritercr % mere e11o en- Wur,
Der %1fjllcr noget for os, ellcr ct
Nlo1febGrf, bog Dbilfet ser ifer
1to9et. s tolb Woancoer bar hi, ser
1u1 liggcr / 5fpttegrape11e, liot Sunz
t%allsfboler / iaa &en1eenbe. &ppr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

SIDE bar ser 2ib. Mdlun Sc to
Si0cr bar Scr life oc1 n1i10lte
WQbning Ser flunOc rpbc nogct. s
nj Moa11eOer bopoe ois1c trcbibc
Me41l1eifer olorig lat oercs Sen /
6en 0p0c Def al Slottct, / nj Woo=
ne0er bar sc olbrig fp1l1111cn inb /
oct oo ol1ore &ejc cuo gjel1nem SEN
1tn0crior6iife Ilt1111el. Ti font heb
at 1e bette til at tr>1fc poo Sc Meo=
1ftnfolf poo ct G6eotcr, ser hber Mf=
te1 bepGger fig 4'oo 5ce11e1> men
font olorig foor Sob til at figgc
gjennem 9l1llet / Srppct 1,6 poo
Y1>blifl1m.
8pcbcrne CT Wcltrc / olle sen
Slogs Ger1itorbejoer. g %forltoor
at gobc llDen 5tpi at frpbe, uoe11
at mo11 bprer bet> at Oirfc 0prc cp,
1t6en at r,oge1t mrrfcr BET. @ocbe1l
CT font ct 5tpftc 9e9etbi, Der bor
cit Mcfonif / Mabcl>, pg bc1r1c Mc=
fanif orbejoer fl1loltp11oia lpolplt.
Nam nrolt lpretter Mopcn Up o9
lcr ~Mcfnllifcll" eftcr, fnn mon
blibe forboulct nhcr, bnrr CROFT pg
almil10cligt set 1clc or lonct, 1l1ell
man fnn life loOc bore n,co at BE-
unbre, bppr lpolplt Set nirfcr. Moor
0en itorc fir>rgiifc Operation, hi
INT CT / TGro meb, en- Gang CT
e>1ot> hpr III prpfitere al Set, hi lcr
og lrrcr. Gor uWcfonif" CT lo11gt
finere og fl1nltfnroi9erc il1Orettet,
1rte11 Sen les for n1eget, SEN f11irfer
for nugget.
Tro1frig! 9u mao ic at nel1ne
Big al np0 at lnoffc lao nugget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

nnppe gaa tvnrs owe Gulvet. Jeg
var like i Stand til at udrette nit
Husarbejde eller at passe NIT Barn,
og var meget svag. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound udrat-
tede saa meget for mig, at jeg nu
er sund og stnrk og kan udf@re
NIT Arbejde og passe NIT Barn. Jeg
tilraader allie lidende Kvinder at
BRUCE Diet og blive helbredet, som
jeg blew det."-Mrs. FANNIE COO
PER, r. F. d., Bridgeton, N. J. .
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, lavet af indenlandske
R9dder og Urter, indeholder intet
b%edgvende eller skadeligt stof, og
har idag en- Rekord at vere Diet
NEST heldige Middel for Kvindesyg-
DONNIE som vi kjender, og tusinder
af Privilege A~nbefalinger. o%pbevaret
i Pinkham's Laboratoriet i Lynn,
Mass, synes at Devise dette.
I tredive Aar har Diet vnret Diet
ledende Middel for kvindelige Syg-
DONNIE, og har gjenoprettet tusin-
der af Kvinders Sundhed, som var
hjems6gt af Forflytninger, Betan-
delse, Saardannelse, Bylder. Uregel-
unassigned. O.. S. V.
Hvis De 9nsker ct specielt
Rad skriv til Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co., (confidential)
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii blive
aabnet, last og besvaret at en-
Kvinde og holdt i streng For.
trolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Gen tpifc &ronprins' 2ibelier.

ut ser 1l1uu nrrc irliot Gpn1111cr
/ &obel15ollernc, CT &ronprins 6rie=
0ricG &ilbelm ct llooenDe 8epis
pou. Sffe ret mango Mcnncifcr fl1n=
Sc Dnbe ltnoet set igjcl,nrlL lnn
bon for irrct uOlut fnr li0ul. @ri=
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@%jel1r1en1goor man hans 2ioelirs=
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terbnnnOen CT frcn1fpmnle1 / ~9tem
Sort @erolD", fon1r1cr SEN til at lc
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bar &ronpriniel1 @je11ltol1b for ct
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bourbt lourct peo SEN fronife
8ra1,Oir nA fprtcs til ct @plpitol
/ Mocben. 80 Gage icl1ere hlu BON
ifilt al meb lit che 8c11 ne0 1t Mt=
tc>tot / @crlin. % ocl "a. N1tal11t
bar BON otter @jcnltono for ct Mtz
te11tot. l1noer bislc Onltr1rnig6cocr
CT set forltuodligt, at hon hegit
|Sdml1prb bcn 4. September. Sol1
fl,1oc jp life bloc, at set, ban bio=
til bonoe lNrret 11bc for, bar oct
rene 2egeberf MOS Set, Scr ifuloc
fo111t1e. 9a1 13. opOc bor1 poa ct
5Dgebl1s / 9r>rcllcs = mcO Wtalfl
for Mnltgtet. Den Is. leoc0e fan ct
Mngreb paa Ser6l1n og 9a9cn cftcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

%iaareoes Da1l / Bolen al en- 5brap-
nellfugle. Dc1 18. Oftobcr looreocs
ban pa11p pcb sem frantic 6ront,
og 0en 90. Sftober font &rot1prin=
|lcslen for at plcje bam pao Oeos=
leiet. De1r "a. Sftober bar c1 9o=
mc / Berlin n1eo til bans 8cgro=
Dellc. Och IS. Sftpbcr fo1lot mon
Dom Iom Sig poo &olploOien, og
|0cl 3. Nomnllbcr bcgrancOc mon,
bou1 ont i0jr,. Dagrl cftcr iolot
bo1l for en- franif &l,0lr, o0 bcn g..
Nobcmbcr blcb fan pnnDittig %
fprt til ct offices Slot. SON foml
|liA op0 loo bllrti0t, at 6on Sen 49,.
flubc to9c Smr6cfolin0cn poo Sit
frpntrl; men Yer b(cb Don loarct
opocli9t Sen II. Ntobcn1bcr. 8 &C.
cc,1bcr Golot bmn f%oru1pocl1tli0 SIT
lrfcrlc, bDo0 Don 10 pDlou nof fun
&c trUr19c til. 0cn 16. >Soll,or blcp
ban otter %loorct. CRIBS alt, Dpoo
ban 1onOc liot for Irorclu,oct,
frutpg man Donl fans &plnrnonDo
ocn 3. Morts OF le1otc bon1 bjc11
til &prc11 % Nprncnc; men DC llloo
6oDe togct millorc punt inlpD hor1,
for fou Gage lc1lcrc moottc &ror=
prinlcslcn pcrlonlig plcjc BON, for
ct Sf10ioor. Sons icl1cre Sfjubnc
fprlninocr / Mprfc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

81 ma glen1u9enoe aIpre Cd
mort om pan, at De Anrrclponoun
GER, eller Nrtifler, Der pelpilligl
inoicnoes til Nlabet, ligeoperfor Me
oaftionen mna bore forlDnet mel
|Nabn % M6resie, jelp ON &orre'
iponaancen ieorigt FUN foripnes mel
ct Werfe> alt efterlom Snoieroerer
gnifer bet. Sc ereoe Snoienber'
be6es, for S9tntngens Sfplb, fiji,
of lfrinc paa Den enc 5ibe al va
ptret, og ieorigt lfrim tnocliot :.
.FARME j Diet f%rugtbare St. Francis
Delta; 1ste Klasses F~orretnings Til.
bud; Billeder, Tryk, Pr6ver paa
Jorden sendes. F.. T. SELLERS
MARIANA, ARK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

fortnlte ON 5te11ens Silbli:
belle at Dc11 cftcr M11l1einoi friftel
muotte DiDbpre ira mcOio lite Mnr;
b11nOrcDc. 9cl1s GilleOfrcnltillinQ
er belt friltclig. Sumo ifriftcu hcrct.
ter, at u@unppr Ibirifs0ottcr bpg;
get &rp cftcr 9(ltrio, Cater lin,
font bar Sen bam1Onrmmcltc Ml
puo @%u0elm1o". 6prmonoc1 / M11=
1ects Stprcllc, S%fnlcbcltprcr SaSs=
lonosmcenL toffc0c for Solcn %
a1bcfulcbc >5tencll til 0ubclon0s-
b%n9ocrne5 &orctGgt.
20 Nars Snbilrnm. - 5tllOe1t=
tcriongfpre11ir1gcn blcp ltiftet / 1916
eftcr Sl1itiotip al 6oreuingel1s t.
mere 0irigc1t Spb. 8. @ebrens, %
|0ens 5tiftelic blcp %bctrogtet ion ct
muiifolit 6oretogr1oe al ltor Sc
tp0ning, bpilfe blcn tilfjenocginc1
|pcb &algct al @olfoun &jcrulf til
|9irigcnt. &ia11lf ltoo lou 9irigen1
til 1910 81 ban blcb nflpit al
SOB. 8. 8ebrca1s, Scr leocDc Stu:
Observation-Disclosures mco enc toa
en0c Strait / 40 Mor pg rneD in
pcrlonligc Snitrlftion ppnooeoc o1
fere Toreninge11 ltooig fren1oo
D0clic al Ggtc &1tnlt poo Monos:
lo11ge11s Smroooe. @cbre,ls tog ri:
ifeo / 1887 og / 1889 blep .. 81
|@rpnOobl oniat lom 9irigc,rt
|@rpnoabl oflpltes loo / 1912 al
Mnsgor @uloberg, 5nngforc1il,.
gems m,barc1roe 9irigcnt. On
|@renoobl og @l1lbbcrg gjnlocr oe
ian1ule lpn1 CT iagt ON 8ebreas.
Sc bar Set lonlne pcrlonligc EruQ
ober itn Sn1truftiml % bette per:
lonlige Erpg giper el1bDcr multi,
fulif 6ren1f9rclie, Der fprmcs unocr
MrbejDe, en- eje110pnmclig &orof:
ter Der 9jpr oct til lpbig &11nlt. s
@1lconing al 70=9lars Sl16ilect al
bolbt Notwithstanding cr
.S11bilGumsfp11ccrt sen 200c 9tp:
bomber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Gn 3eppeliner bpmbarbercr ct
nprif 9ampifib. - sc: $. & g..

nprif 2ampifib. - rN: @. & 9.
g." fprtnller f%plgeuDe: Gfibsreoer
s. 80. Sobar11e ien, Bergen. bor q
9ompifib Dco gfobn uMi1gbplln" ,
1on1 for eli Iio li0en fun til Cine.
Set baboc lige lt0enfor Gnglonos
&Dlt 1t 9gpentDr lom fl1l1oc blcnet
Ell ~Spein Sorl" =l1lpffe GO. 2.
'Sfibet bleD 11e1nlig / Noroipet1 opcr=
folod al Ell 3eppeliner, iun 11oe11
:no9ul foritooelia Noriaa l1Oer bloc
re fprlpgte at p0elGggc 5fi6ct %
bets Monoifab peo Sjplp al 8nun=
Der. Sa1oipnligbis ltplbes Bet blpt
Sc tpite 5plooters 1lctte Sigte> at
iffc ~Min9bolm" % bets Muno=
ifob III, liager / tl,iinoe lmoo 5tpf-
fer pou Noroipcns @ltnb. ~Ming=
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refining 1on1 Ell lfrepct SEN 14Oc
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'Spnc: ~Sgooraftcs DouOe nnr Boo
Sc III og 5fibH gooet. ST. 6.15
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falot ont 5tprboros SiOc pg CT
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bet"
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Dampbade Anstalt.

En af de aldste OF NEST %populere Rus
aeisk-Tyrkiske Badeanstalter onskes solRt
rimelige Vi1kaar, paa Grund at Bort
TefninR for en- virksom Name Me. Han
s0oa, 40 Palace Court, Minneapolis, MINI.
we'd Scand. Am. Nat. Bank).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
0anD til Salas.

1870 9(cres / Mojcul1 County,
Minn. SO Mcrcs 6orll1 til 2eie cllcr
til Solgs pco Brlrfe> ga. 100 Mcres
bco Mlttbtpn, Min11. gl1 5oocln1o=
cr=Torrctning n,eD 8pg11ing. gn
GrunOejrl1Oonu5 : %Tprrctl1ing mco
Npgning. Stgnrb Ycbericu.
Mmt6tpn, Wtmn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

V~ldunderllge
Nytte Lydia r.
Pinkham's We
getable Com
pound har v;eret
for mig. Jeg
plagedes hpj
Grad af en- kvin-
delig Sygdom,
Jeg havde ned
adtr k k e n d e
Smerter, var u
r~egelm;pssig og
kunde til Tider
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Eillia 2au6cicubpm / lf%aubinaniif

Stttlement, pmtrent 7 Mil fra
Mople 2ofe, Mim., 100 Mcre,
f%r11gtbor Sorb, goo Sci boglig Nplt=
gang, on1tre11t 10 Mcre rpo0et, % ct
lille @us. Yris $15 pr. Mcre> $500
fpntont, Melten i 10 oorlige Beto=
finger. 6 90 me11te. 5Glges fra
State 8anf of Mppie 2afe, Wtnn,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
SrGnbt GrmOtprrf. Sra 6orrcfl

SrGnot @rnbtperf. Sra @oncfps
me0beles sen 270c Oftpbcr. SEQ
9offs &r1tOtpprf og 21rntcfabrif,
1om liggu ca. 2 &ilomcter ira @p=
1aeios / Metl,ing moo MollbsDorocl
fete Scr neo H6-Iioel, / Gftcrmio=
bag CIT pcloion1 Grploiion lnm fo=
5tebc CIT N%rbcjOcr 2ibc, mcncns CIT
nnoen hlcp boorot lnnret. s CT al
5abrifcns @pgni>lger, hppr Spop=
lets Ynlbcriicrin9 fpregoor, ipro1g
plu01dig Ell ltpr SDpplbcDplDer /
2nften meo ct frpgteligt &11olb. -
Der befo1bt Jig to Arbcjocre poo
8Dgningens 2oft. 9u1 che al 0em,
e11 20 Mar gulnn1el @11t pco Mom1
9alling6p, 6lcD brGht pou Steba;
BEN onbel1 lpffcbcs set at fpu1r1c
u6, 1tpgt tilrrot. - Npgninac1, lor1
bleb poelo9t peO Grplpiionen, bar /
ct 9d1 onipGnot al iy(omncr. Sc
8boloninger at Snopl, lprn forc=
fa11btes, gaD 2lOer gpo Nuriug. 0e
blda pg rp0c Hucr iliffeoc up ODER
alt, % CIT ltGrt Sbobll11gt brcbtc
fig oDer bcle Snegnul. = Sen u11=
refteDe Sfabe anlloos lpiclig til ca.
10000 &roner, n1l1ligpis CT sen no
get minore. Tobrifen, lorn life q
noget lGrlig tort Nnlug, cjcs al Il
Mftieielifob, bpis @isppnent CT ST.
$, @umbtM psbolm.
n0Annaitencu, Sen bcrpl,tr Gun
nn1ten ltp0 poo Baorocn Gpnno
Brun poo @ooelono> iubtil SCI,
Mnret. 1879 nf Gnftpr q. Ml,geltol
bleb %cr1bernet fpr llnibcriitctet:
SlOlalnli11g. for at rc00e Sen ir(
90elapgelic. Nu fon in1iblcrtib @o
bflpalbingerne aleoc Jig oner, at 8
bur faoct tilboge CIT fortrinlig us
fgrt M%fitpbning. Oct ct @obdono.
5olfemuiu111, lonn peo &jelp a
2ars Sunot % neo %intcresiere
aMeobirfning al Hrofesior q. @
Brggger far befoitet bcnnc Mfltpb
11ing % rcjlt heu pua @alp0onstnn
8 qe11 - en- @obe ira @oorobr1>ge
De Iingelltao. Mfllpringe11 fan6
Stco fprle6en Spnong, og BrofesIo
B9rpgger og 2ars Snnbt taltc. 8ro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
40 Mercs, 2H Mil fra Milaca,

40 Mcrcs, '2M Mil fra Milaca,
Minn., 10 Ncres plpjet, Is McrcS
Chg, Ne1te11 gob @rGsgang og @tot,
goot lille !51ts n1eo &ielocr, Sta(o
meo @ploft, 9pnie= % Spine6us,
gpo 8rpnO mes. Y11n1pe, aft bcgnct,
bcbltc Soro, ligger beo Beicn. Stpr=
Itc Ooottju6 for $4,000. $500 eller
mere tpnto1>t. Som 1nort eller ifrip
til @jercn 9. &entIpn, &pg sos,
Milaca, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Nprif SDubeliNrcfabrif Nfttcicl=
ffnb blep forltit1crct fprlcocl1 n1co

80 SSUAb >@%|S*
Hnb blep fo1rtitl1crct fnrlcocn n1eo
en- Nftiefapitol al 100000 &rpner,
1om CT fulbtcgnct. Scllfobct CT al
lereoe i9on9 mcb @ngning al cit
fnl6t no u1p0crne Spppllurcfobrif
pna oe1 BERTH il1ofipbte Gjenomm
Gerpe11 / @l1rl1m. 0cr ogtcs ipeciclt
rem1tillet lterft foncelttrerct Spre
0leunt) efter &ol1taftmetooe11. Gel
fabets Stprc beltoor al 0isp. Spbn
forgeric1, 81. g.. Sebiu1, 9r. Nrcl
hubert ug SS1genipr 9jalmar Sllel,.
2e0er al MnlGggct unoer 8pggeti=
ben er S%Sl1genipr $. Srge11s. Gen
nDe Spopllprefabrif blipcr Ocn fpr=
1te al fit 5loas / 2anOct. 0u ifol
etcr &11sieren Gc11tolops Meto0e
remltillc rpge16c Spopliprc, lo11
ferlig BRIGGS til Sprua1gitotfobrifo=
lion. De11 aorlige GroOuftion blibcr
5000 Son. Jabrife11 lfol nere /
Drift ON 6 Mooncoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
kVindes
Sygdom
oph9rte hurtigt we'd Lydia E,
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

B%ridgeton, N. J. - "Jeg @nsker
at takke Dem tusinde Gange for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
@:
MMWe
Et opl6seligt, antiseptisk Pulvel
i Wand efter Behov for
Spr9jtebadet.

I den lokale Behandling at Kvtn-
desygdomme, saasom Hvidflod og
Betandelse, er ct varmt SprSjtebad
at Paxtlne meget virksomt- 1ngen
Kvinde, som har brugt medicin eret
Sprejtebad, vii undgaa at paaskjSn-
ne den rensende og sunde Tilstand
som Paxtine medf6rer, og den Sje-
blikkelige Lindring at Omhed og
Ubehagelighed som Brugen deraf
medf4rer. Dette err fordi at Pax
tine indeholder fremragende rem.
sende. ~antiseptiske og helende
Egenskaber.
I tt Aar har Lydia e. -
Pinkham Medicine Co. Eza755S1x
anbefalet Paxtine / deres l2XSfI5
private correspondence
med Kv1nder. der bevi- Tx
ser diets .Overlegenhed. &D
Kvinder SON har fundet
Lindring sdger, at det or "vard sin
V@gt l Guld". Hos Apothekerns,
SOC stor Kske, eller med Posten.
FRI PROVE.
The Paxton Toilet Co.. Boston. Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
PHIL. ]. EHRET,

Tyler, Lincoln Co., Mimi,
forhandler opdyrkede Farme !
Lincoln County fra SIS pr. Acre
OF til h3jere Priser, paa lette
Betalingsvilkaar. Skriv paa en-
gelsk efter narmere Beskrivelse
til Phil. ]. Ehret, Tyler, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
Nnrgr.

Gn Mctcoritcn. 6or cit Iio iiOc11
falot en- Mctepr1 ten / Sprocn ligc
be0 @oorou, 1pl1bre 9trrobp / Mlaf
5mnulc11cne. Spnnc1 pau Buarocn,
1Dm ppbplDt Jig ca. 100 Dieter ira
9nicne, hprtr en- ll1lc1lGr Sp0 pg ct
bolO1cmt SnclO pg lda, ut nogt
11eg nco / Snrocn Blot trc Meter ira
bnn1. Ser blcp It opht Sui / Sor=
ben c liter sen. Mctcprltcne11 ltrcjfcOc
TT Itort Wrontrn, ioa Snilter p9
Sitter fpg omfrin9. @lttcn hlep
3elnfplgclig n1cget bange, n1u1 oo
ban fom fig liot al 6orifrGffclien,
bobeoe Don Jig bort til Set Opbe Sui
eg fonbt 11cbc / oct CT Mtcteorltcn,
1on1 Dor rntrc1t lao itor ionu ct
@aa1eeo. Gen lfol otter 5igc1oc
bcje ca. . 3efto9rana.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-26
SHE'S ONLY FORTY YEARS
OLD AND IS MOTHER OF
TWENTY=ONE chill DREN

ATLANTA, March 25-Mrs. Matte
a prize array of 81 children, is in a
worse predicament than the old wo-
man who lived in shoe, but, because
of her children, didn't know what to
do, for Mrs. Lee knows very we'll what
to do, but is prevented from doing it.
Mrs. Lee wanted to tell fortunes, but
the mayor set his foot down on il.
Clad in her Gypsy raiment, livid in
barbaric colorS, a fiery red cloth
sheathing her black hair, she recently
appeared in the office of Mayor Wood
ward and told him she wanted per-
nit to tell fortunes in the city to make
a livelihood for herself and family
There We're p children in "the fam.
ily," but in lieu of their rather I'M
manageable presence, she had brought
instead of the family" letters of
acknowledgment from mayors of a
number of Southern cities, each of
whom attested the fact that Mrs. Lee
was the bona fide mother of a brood
of 81
She explained that she had obtained
these written acknowledgements from
the various mayors of her acquaint-
ance for the purpose OF facilitating in
terviews with other mayors. She did
not care to bring the family of 81
trooping into the offices of the mayors
throughout the country to convince
him with his own eyes that she was
really and truly such prolific pa
rent.
The mayor did not grant her permit,
and Mrs. Lee returned to her flock
muchly in the same quandary of the
old woman who lived in a shoe; with
something to DO, however, but no way
to do it. IN