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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

three-Quarters Of q. mile north Of the
Bonfouca public road In the building
formerly occupied as q saloon.
JACOB LEVY"
We protest against q gran: of Ii.
cense to the said Levy tor the !oi-
lowing reasons:
LIST. The location Is not specif-
cally described, there having been
several former saloons in the same
place.
I'd. The said Levy has been gull.
ty of violation Of laws relative Ia
selling of liquors In the Ninth Ward
and also in his Slidell saloon. He
was fined for violating ths Sunday
and Gay-Shattuck laws by Judge
Lancaster of the District Court. As
the record will show.
Sd. The said Levy was found
guilty and fined and tai ed by the
Mayor Of Slidell. for violation 81
the Sunday law In his Slidell saloon
4th. The Gay-Shattuck law ex-
pressly forbids police juries, and
other authorities, to grant u any
person q permit to sell intoxicating
liquors who shall have b.el found
guilty of violation Of said law
second time. And shall,
upon a second conviction for viola
ton OF this section. or aEy o: the
provisions o. this At, bs perma-
nently deprived thereafter Of the
privilege of conducting barrnom,
cabaret. coffee house, etc :"
5th. We believe that the past
record of the said Lev; i. the town
Of Slidell, also in the Ninth Ward Of
this parish, az aboys shown, is a
good and sufficient reason for yorr
honorable body to refuse the ar?li-
cation.
9Th. We further submit that the
record Of negro saloons proves them
Objectionable and undesirable. They
are resorts for the conyregattng Of
questionable criminals. and the hab-
flutes . mnace and disgrace to any
community. The murder Of 0daeers
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

The name Of the Sunny South" ID
linked with romaAsss TIE pWfume
Of flowers, the gentle bFseses min
gled with the aroma Of whispering
pines. the warm blood Of ages Of
chiyalrtc custom and tho. inbred -,
lance Of women upon man create
sentiment to the extreme inforpre-
tatdon Of the aphorisM. "AN the
world loves q lover"
Miss Vivian Alter KiUler 10 . very
pretty girl from New 0rleans and
has made many friends and. admirers
while teaching school at Maud, and
when she arrived At the Pharris Cot
tage, In Covington, last Saturday
evening, and 1t was learned that she
was to be married Sunday at Msdi-
sonville. from where she and her
husband would have gone to their
home in Mississippi, via PonchatouAa,
why nobody was surprised and every
body was pleased. She was brought
to the Pharris Cottage By her in
tended husband, Nr. Norman NJ.
Hoover, and told to retire and get a
good nights rest. Full Of the hap
pineas Of the morrow. Mics Nmler
did her hair up in curl papers and
retired to pleasant dreams.
In the meantime MIR. Hoover went
up town and found friends who
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13
SCHOOL LEAGUE MAY FESTIVAL

On Friday, May 10, the members
Of the School improvement League
will give q May festival, on the
school grounds, for the benefit Of
an educational building at the Fair.
Little Dorothy Brown and Vera Boes
are contesting for the honors Of May
Queen, by votes at 5 cents apiece.
This contest closes Tuesday, May Is.
at o'clock. Everybody help to
elect a Queen.
The crowning and May pole, dance
will be one OF the features OF the
evening.
The donkey, the peanut hunt. ami
NAL hunt, monkey show. ETC.. will be
put on for the pleasure of the child
rem. at l cent, with prizes for each
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

and general dancing al afternoon TO,
everybody. Refreshments Of al
kinds will be sold cheap. and look
out for the penny tags.
We cordially invite the public to
help In this affair. Our sister towns
and wards are al helping to raise a
fund in their own communities. and
We should endsevery energy to make
our festival . success. There will
be. no admission charges In the af-
terDOon.
At night the dancing public is -
Quested to add their mite. by atteEd
iug tho dance. We will have good
music and the admission will be on!;
10 cents each.
MRS. J. C. BURNS,
President School League.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

bers.
Parkview operates every night and
the picture are on display a week
In advance.
Next Thursday. the 18th, the East
ern.. Stars will give a rousing GER
formance, presenting a five-part tea
ture. Are You q Mason?" This tea
ture was presented by the Eastern
Star chapter of Hammond and was
an overwhelming success.
. Fer further particulars concern
Ing ne daily program secure one ct
the program sheets that are dis
tr.buted every Sunday night.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13
DANCING SCHOOL OPENS TODAY

Miss Olga Peters, OF New Orleans,
one of Miss Mercadel's most highly
recommended pupils, will be here to-
day to start the dancing classes. The
classes will meet at TIE NJ. G. B
Library rooms, as usual, and the
classes Will be divided as follows:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD uN
vEdLN6.

The monument Of Sovereign Jotn
De,truel will be unveiled in the Gov.
ington Cemetery on Sunday, Nay II
at ; o'clock p. m tomorrow.
AL members Of the order are re-
quested to assemble at the mee.ins
hall at 1880 o'clock to attend the
unvetling In 4 body.
J14. nDLDRY,
CoA1el Commander.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

called any day and without any fur
ther notice.
Mr.. Martin. who 10 secretary and
treasurer Of the COMPANY. with office
In the WehrA Building, will furnish
any information a. to stock until
this OTTER 70 recalled.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13
OH. COMPANY ANNOUNCES SALE
OF STOCK MAY BE RECALLED

This company offered to sell the
citizens of st. Tammany parish 1000
shares OF the capital stock Of The
Meridian Oil & Gas Co.. at the
ground floor price Of $1.00 per share.
They advise that the unsold portion
Of this allotment 10 liable to be re-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

silk hat, and bore himself becoming
ly on his handsome black charger.
He was rew-rded with Z bouquet,
which he carried proudly. Marshal
G. P. Nolloy WA Aleo the. recipient
Of handsome AoWars. ~ was James
Mutually. driver Of the hook and
ladder,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

Those belonging to the Junior Class
will come 1at. three O'Clock p. m. and
those belnoging 10 the Senior Class
will come at fovr-thirty sharp. The
children WAL please be on time as
Miss Peters has. = good many things
to do In order to. get the classes
properly organized.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

everybody got their money o. wert1.
Altogether the day was. 4 saueoaaD.
and the net receipts will be- A1aat
$125.0O.
Mr. e. v. Richard deserves epoe1a1
mention for carrying out the. teue
sentiment Of parades Of this kind.
He was in full dress. even to the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

Coleman and Smith ~ drunken ne
gro criminals prove this.
In view Of the above stated facts
we pray that your honorable body
do not grant to the aforesaid Levy
q permit to conduct and operate a
negro" saloon.
Respectfully submitted,
C. n. Liddle, A., D. Carpenter, e..
V. Wharton. J. A. -Salme1. F. Salmen.
w. E. Eddins, +. r. Wiggington. f.
r. Cameron, 4. +. Hatley. H. Aebly,
G. A. Carpenter, D. ]. Porter. w. II.
Doss. l.. Cinthels, D. B. Hover. w.
Henderson. Wiley Henderson. Geo.
Henderson. VIII Provost, L. GoubleS,
"A. Goubles, C .AndreMs. Murphy Por-
ter. J. D. Frickie, w. 8. C1ruti, Robt.
L. Smith, w. A. Parker.
The above petitions were discuss
ed for some time. after which mo-.
tion was made and seconded that Mr.
Jacob Levy be granted q. permit tt
operate . negro saloon in the Ninth
Ward ct the place designated in his
petition, and that secret ballot be
taken on same.
Carried.
After the ballot had been taken
ON the granting Of Z permit to Mr..
Levy to operate . negro saloon the
result was found to be: For, Z;
against, 2.
A majority voting In favor of
permit being given Mr.. Levy. = mo-
tion was made and duly seconded
that said permit be granted.
Carried.
The following report WAS read:
Statement Of =. 2. Brewster, tax
collector. for the month Of April.
1916:
Parish Tax
Criminal fund ........ 7e3.13
Road fund ....... 1916
School fund ......... 673.33
General fund 1908
1so7.so
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(continas4 on Page 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-05-13

The following report was read:
Statement Of =. p. Brewster, tax
collector. for the month of April.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08
Denison, Texas.
lille Piges F9dsel

fix hver Dag Kuldegysning veks-
lende med Feberhede og Svimmel-
he'd. Jeg saa I'D som ct vandrende
Skelet, og Livet var mig en- PLACE,
indtil min Mands Stedsgster en-
Dag sagde il ham, at han MATTE
gj9re noget for at hjelpe mig, hvis
like, da Wide Diet smart vaere forbi
med mig; han skulde skaffe mig
Deres Medicin. bet gjorde han og
efter at jeg havde taget de fgrste
tire Doser at Lydia E. Pinkhams We
getable Compound, begyndte jeg at
olive bedre. Jeg blew we'd at bru-
&c Midlet, og har siden vaeret fri
for de nevnte Lidelser. Jeg skyl-
der Dem og Deres Mediciner nit
Liv. De udrettede for mig, hvad
Lager like kunde gj9re, OF jeg
skal altid anbefale andre at BRUCE
samme." - Mrs G.. o. LOWERY.
419 Monterey Str. Denison, Texas.
Hvis De lider af nogen Slags
kvindesygdom, faa da en- F1aske at
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound og begynd at BRUCE Diet
straks.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08

L Sber1lo0> er mi me6 Sen Jpn til
Dr1fteborerr1e EN- regu19r Mfbol6s=
fote. De lette Gamer in0fin6er fla
1tooig> men 1abner 6eres be6lte Ml=
liereoe = 5piritulen - til at qig=
re Grobringer. 9e @errer 2ebe=
mpno finder life poa Oumbe0en
efter at babe np0t en SSlalfe Gitron=
bun6!
W}eo 9enipn til Sen 6enoturere6e
SPIRIT forbao1es man ODER, at man
Ter 1oo foo ful6e Soft, 6o Sen 0oq
otter Si9en0e briffes / flor Moole=
1tof. Sertil lpares> at %9ep0erne al
0er11e 9rif bol0er 6eres H11s in6en
9pre al Trpgt for Sen boje @qoe>
De uolpttcr fig for me11 man bar
l1ot ponifeligt be6 at fro poa en-
1oa gjenne1nfort Torligtigbeo. I'M
Der nit tire Tigers Opbolo / Netro=
groo lpffeoes Set mig life at foa
H1e pua mere ems tre berule6e @er=
toner, og BET ia1nme bar Gilfpl6et
I W}oifbo. 0et er ioole6es ful6t be-
rettiget at fal0e &uslono u2on6et
u0en 9pirit1s" for Gioen.
Sor at bol6e fig ifooeslpie for
Oct rent mi11imole 5piritusforbr11q
bar Nel tourat9rerne forbpiet &ri1en
poo Spiicbarer gonif IT. flpfferiqt,
loo at MON MI n1oa betole 2 a 5
Hubler for en- lille @pf eller &pte=
let.
Af S11riiter er ser ioo go6t font
111ge1 I Nuslon6 for Si0en. Ser
er tont og e0e poa Muinerne, %
t &re1nl folte jeg mig ion en- ljel=
Dem Tngl jaget al &un6re6e for
lulte0e &ejpiiere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08
oil NurnrnH
&tunrntrr!

Se0 5t10enterf oreningens Mo0
tagelie al Set Ste noroiife 6tu0en
termeoeS Deltagere / @tege Ione
man felgenoe Gang:
9%elpe0faar> 8unbi6suQr
ODER Sor0ens 2on0e fpger -
1om noar grumme @ogelbpger
moo en- 8loml terbobe llaar.
9bem ct &ain og bpem err Mbel,
Der, bbor alt er Scamp og @o0,
1om Zig Babel
filler 6olfel tommer o6 --.
Bloo og clam = Mg6 og 5fom
filler Stem og Man6 fra &pin6e-
ban bar int!t n6en ben6e,
BUN bar intet n6en bam.
@ele &er6ens bbi0e Drpmme
er lom 5eil, Ser ito6 til @nbs,
bbem Tan 69mme -?
Set er Sis at bore tabS!
Men / Nor6 en6nn Dor
trenoe Soft for &omp beboret;
Dc bar 1purgt binan6en II Sbare:
bar SEN 1amme @iljes Sr0!
9et er ifj6nt, naor &jerter m96es
% naar Sjel fan 9jeI for] tno,
tbi Ga f96es'
0et> 1om Sremti6 bbiler poo.
Sag Dor &oon6! 8lo6ets 8oon6,
Der % epigt iammen fnptter,
0rages fa1t, linens Ri .lptter
meo 1am6rpgtig 5in6 og Mon6;
mems Ser idn6res og for96es
I en- Ser6en ful6 al @roo6,
bill bi mG6es
I bort Genlfnb % Dor 9uu6!
Mrel S1tel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08
MnH Anutntrr1rraanrn.
III 6. Marlitt.
(Sortiat).

4ielp = @i9lp! roobte @%e11riette me0 en-
pper1ne1nei feig Mnltr9ngele> r1eDens alle greb efter
&etbe. Mllere6e bor ber6es &niplings= 0eanttue re-
bet / Stpffer, @otten rebet al 9oDeoet og Sletnin=
ger11e folot pplpite neo as %9apgger, 90 ifreg en- al
Dre11qene, 1om bapoe trDffet fin &uun6 pao @erriet=
tes N}11lc, bil6t:
- @erre Sel1s, bbuo gaar Ser al ben0e? og
%trpffe116e Jig gjer1nen1 W}argoen, iogte ban at flpgte.
8lo6et ltrpn111eoe u0 al SEN SDges Neuno, me-
sens BUN meo ct 6pen0e @lif ipgte at gribe ct Stpt-
tepunft, 1re11 olle peg %forfgroet tllboge: Bloo! S ct
9}u ror M}na,goe11 forlp1n0et til alle 5i0er. @fan
horte set rosie % fr1age 8ui fe11e, 1on1 1uar Sllo=
tel brDoer igjen1e11, oerpoa bleb Ser itille, 1on1 ONT
tele Sen biloe @ob> Ser nplig geb9roeoe Jig 1oo rn=
je1oe, poo en- @ang bar iunfe1 / SSor0en.
Mf og til loa man @ope0et al en- 0reng, ligge
n%1elIen1 @rene11e for at finbe @te0et bbor 4enge11e
lea 1trpet pou sSor6er, men mart f%or1Danot ogiaa
1is1e.
aetbe baboe grebet Sen i%pnfen6e 5piter / &r-
meme og los fig GLIDE neo poa SSor6er. SUN leneoe
1g meo Mpggen moo 6prretreet og lag0e Splterens
Sopeo op MOB lit 8rt1t. S 6enne 5tiling bprte
9Iooet eiterbaon0e1 op meo at flpoe.
- Sent &ielp! iag6e bur> uoen at penoe De too
reblenoe6e 9jne bort fra oer1 ipge> til Sloro, lon1
cengltelig og 1taaln1o0ig 1aa paa 9pltre1e og fromp=
agtig trpffeoe @9noerne moo Brptet.
- Gr gu ba1pittig? raubte bun me6 ogn1pet
Gten111e. 5ful6e jeg lpbe / Nrne11e paa oen ralenoe
Sob? geei olene gaar jeg life ro al Stcoet. 81
1noo for1pge pea at faa Senriette bort berf ru.
&utbe 1ng6e fife ct Sr0; bum fplte, at bun for
'x3ippes benbe116te Jig til 0en1e %grpnielpie Ggois1ne.
Otter flere 6oripg %lpffe6es Set &etbe be0 Tlo=
1us Sjplp at forn11e paa 8enene %bol0e10e @enriette
/ Mr1nene, @ope0et b%pilen0e paa ben6es 5ful0er.
Sum gleo let fen ODER SSoroen, 1n6gif 0e1 min6ite
Gter, for at %forbin6re enbber &p1telie, Ser fun0e BIZ
be 1ou forlig for Sen e1lo1u bepi61tlple. 9isie Nn<
5tre1gel1er gjor0e ben0e BDr0e1 en0n1 t11ngere, men
at 1too title for at trgffe Mu110e, tlr0e bum fife.
- 9eoor hi blot CT poa SEN aabre Wearf> iaa
1o1 gu 5pile 10 1aa ln1ge lon gu bill men fife
fer / 5fopen, 1oor gu life oil babe, at jeg lfal Sd
al Mnglt iogoe Sloro bp0en6e.
Sum gif tpt op til &atbe me6 beoet $ope0 og
Sen ie0bo11lige in1ponere110e &ol6niag, men 9ngite=
Zig 1ee10e o%n1fring fig for be6 BEN ferlte n1i5tnnfeli=
&c 2p6 at gribe Glrtgten. &por bar MT Set @elte<
moo, lo1 &enridte iorfa1 tiff bob6e tillagt ben0e?
' &bor bor MI Sen til Sflte baorne Silli0sful6be6>
Dbor Sen r%1u116ige Ma1o?
&ntbe f9lte 6er11e tu1ge Sin1e, at Ser, bpor
&pinoe1 opbprer me6 at tenfe, ban6le og f9le fpin=
Deligt, ser begD16er &on1e6ie11.
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Ratttatta Dnn.
@pprlc6es 2itri9erne bebanblebc en-
italienif &rtgsfange~

Set frpgteliqc oltriglfe @o6 til
Stolien far gipet fig l16lla / @e11=
rettelien al @attiiti. s Stolien
%ifun1me6e man / Sorbitrelie> 6o'
mani fit @n6l fobet ON @ottiltis
990, men Sorbitrel1e n er blebe11
nelten %grpniel6s MI, 6a man erfa=
rer Sc nprmere Sml tpn6igbe6er
be6 6e11 ~nlpffelige Mon6s @enret=
tel e.
Gelare @otti1ti bar, lom man
ne0, poa lamme Si6 5ocioliit og
glp6er6e itolienif Eotriot. Gociolis=
me og YotriotiSme fan nemlig go6t
forenes / andre 2on6e. &on bar
NrofeSi OF be6 @pjifolen / Set itali=
enif talen6e og tpnfen6e Trie11t,
Ser er q trigif &ropins, og Fan bar
ibrig Hropogon0iit for Srre6entis=
me. 0a &rigen mellem Stolien og
9ltrig bro6 u.s. flpgte6e @attiiti til
Stalien> bbor man optog bnm /
Norlomentet JONI Me0lem for Sri
cnt. Men ban bil6e life npjes me6
at 1noffe. San gift me6 / &rigen
1om officer, og UNDER &u1npene
pan Monte Gorno, bbor fan font
man6ere6e en 9eling ita1ien tie Ml=
pejngere fra @icen5a> blep bon 1oo=
ret og / 1aaret Gi1ltan6 toget til
Songe al 91trigerne. gu forteller
cn big @orjini / ~Gorriere oello
@era" fplge116e ON 8ottil tis 1io1tc
elmer:
8ottiiti bar boor0t iaoret, og Ser
bar n9ppe Spibl on1, at ba11 bil6e
90 al fine 5oar. Men Bette bil6e
9itrigerne life ofDente. &on iful0e
6p for 6eres &aar6, og fan ifl1l0e
66 en- b%an9ren6e 500. Mon an IT'LL
le6e ct pro forma Sorbgr ODER SCI,
0pen0e Man6, og iamti6ig bleb
Ser te%legroferet til @ien efter @p0=
6elen Sang Ser og1aa TOM me6
fine to &offerfnpgte. &rigsrette11
bleb bo16t paa 2a5orettet, bpor
@attiiti 1oa nelten bebi61tl6s poo
Ell 8aare> og npppe bab6e &rigs-
retten 66mt 8attiiti ifpl6ig, f6r BON
ble0 obergibet til @966elen. @oo
meget bob6e man ifpn6t fig, at Ser
offe oor gaoet mere ems 40 Sinner
fra bans Eilfangetagelle til bans
&enrettelie. Set Dor / @irfe1igbe6en
en- 66en6e Man6, lom 8p66ele11
Sang og bans &afferfnpgte bengte
op | @algen. @attilti maotte life
bore fal6en for tit 2on6. &an iful6e
50 font 2an0sforre6er. 0g @ltri=
gerne naoe6e 6eres @en1igt.
Set pualtaas, og Set er fife BE
bet mo6iagt, at 9itrigerne los opto-
&c Silmsbille0er al @otti1tis Sen
rettelie, og at Sc MT bill la6e 6isIe
lepen6e 8ille6er frembiie / alle 6e
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gn6elig 1to0 Sc n6e be6 SEN aabne, iolrige Wearf.
&etbe itotte0e Jig ct 9jeblif op til en- itpr 5ter, Ser
bar oberifpgget al ct ggetrg, me6enS Jlora gift le11=
ira 6en forferoelige 5fob. Saren par oper. Eaa
ira 0en !orfpr0elige 5fop. Saren bar ODER. Eoa
@farfe1 arbej0e0e Soft, font fun0e bpre 0eres gep0=
raab, ON set par f%or11p6ent; man ]aa 8pens Strife
5pir, og Ser lpb 8ejen ne0 til 8illu 8ol111garte11S
Harf.
Men ðeS 81if fe1te0e fig pau ct &unft, JONI
Slora fife bob0e Tje for, set bar Sui Jet n1e0 Set
1ape Sag, Sen bpje 5forlten og Sen f%orgpl0te @ejrs
bone, 1or1 titte6e loo %fre6eligt trent n1ellen1 9rugts
treerne. Sum fun6e tp0elig fjen6e 5tofittet, Tom
<on1gub @apen, Set lou 19rn1ere ems @a1111gurte11s
Norf, og otter at boDe bpilet fig list u6, gift FUN
tabs Ser beni1no6.
= 9loa, bnor bill gu ben? roobte 6loro, ion,
Dor ilooct ms poo &ejen til Eorfen.
- Sil 9oftor @rucfs~ @us, 1poreoe Sen 11nge
Eige rolig og gift bi6ere. Set Iigger nprn1e1t, oq ser
finder ri fprlt og fre1nne1t en- Seng til @e11riette
og %n1uligpis 1trofs @jelp. 9oftoren er n1oo1fe bjen=
me.
Slora rpnfe0e 8rDne1e og tpbe6e, men bpoo en-
ZEN BUN en0n1 f11noe 1e ben b9bngjerrige &bin0es
frur1n1e 6i1gre for fine 9j1e, eller bn11 irpgte6e
for, u6en Sat og n1e6 6%erangeret Soilet at n1g0e
og lpa0ieren0e paa @ejen - nof er Set, bum fulgte
tabs efter.
Sc gift MI tbgrsober Sen oabre aforf, for &ntbe
bar Set e1 anitrerge1r6e @an0ring. Stien blep ljel=
Sen betraoot, og Sen lge O}arf bar ful0 al 5ten og
@uIer; pe6 bbert 6ejltrir, FUN gjor6e, f6lte bum en-
orpber6e Mngit for, at 6en 5pge iful6e faa ct NIT
Nnfol0. Sole1 brg110te paa bea10eS nbe0gffe0e So
beo> al % til lbpn1n1e0e BET for ber0es Dine | ct
rpog1lt Sfjer, og bum fglte Zig r9i ten e1 Mfnogt
npr, men / %1aa6an11e 9ieblif fplte6e bum 8liffet
esonl& faltere poa 9oftorens &us, bbis lonolig fire.
beige l0ieen6e CAB be16e @isbe6 om &bile efter
SDeran' hpngenen. 6 fterboan6en trao6te alt tp6e=
ligt trent bum iaa EN- Mano / @fjortenrmer ar
bejoe bagbe6 Stofittet, Ser in0begne6e @aben. San
bar Serb n1eo al @rongrene at labe ct 2pitbus til
Eonter, iom fife frn0e glen1me observation-disclosures
tinom1Dnge6e 2DitblS bbilfen @lpoe for set
! %n9jiomn1e &jerte til @o1n1ere1 igjen at f1111ne 1io6e
1 6et fric.
Nu ina &ntbe Santen leIp for1me 11e6 as Erap=
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BILLIGT LAND.

En- god 120 Acre Farm 2 Mil
ezra, til $115 pr. Acre. $4,000
)dbetaling, Resten paa It'd. En-
80 Acre Farm, Becker County.
Mlnn., opdyrket, kun $55 pr. Acre.
N god 80 Acre Farm naer Wahkon.
1inn., Mile Laos Co., opdyrket, OF
. Acres ryddet kun $40 pr. Acre.
1000 Udbetaling. Andre lignende
1odtkj6b, saa lenge de varer.
Restauration og Hotel / en- min
ire BY kun $4,000. Inventar indba-
attet.
Sigurd Petersen, Ruthton, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08

italienif talenoe ggne / Rltrig: Sri-
emit, Erielt, Dalmatien. Meningel'
CT fife til at misfor1taa. Man bill
itge til Stalienerne: u@uoleoes
bGpner Ri 2ltrigere os. @finlb!"
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st Tibet Sloebefin6en6e,

~ S*N$OS tNO(uOtI lUllt
gr1bleS ODER Not og Oog> er /
5tano til at bringe bele DereS Ser
pc1pltem I nor6en og 1pgge Gem
poo Spgele1gen. Seer life befpm=
ret oeroper> men beer peo go0t M2o6,
og 19t 9ereS Sis til Or. Neters
21trifo. Set er en- Me6icin, bportil
man fan boDe ful6 Silli6. Sen err
rent b%egetobilif og in0ebol6er intet,
1om life bill gj6re go6t. @plges life
poa Mpotbefer> men al ipecielle
Agcnter, oniot al Gjerne, Or. Ne=
ter Tobrnep & Cons Co., 1875
90. Sopne Ape.> Gbicogo> Sl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08
Manden fre|ste sin Hustru.
Standsede hendes haarde Lidelser
we'd at. skate hende Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.

- IlCC4 mllX
for 2 Aar siden
%begyndte jeg at
Tide af kvindeli-
&c Sygdomme og
kunde KNAPP I'D
fore nit Arbej-
de. Jeg blew
meget nerves,
men iholdt un-
der stort Be-
svar I'D til sid
ste Sommer, da
jeg var kommen
saa langt ned,
at jeg like kun
do arhoido Too
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81. (glo0): ~@or Sc bgrt> at ri
Tornplig bor facet en- lille 0renq.
Nlle 1tger> at Fan ligner mig paa ct
@aar."
g.: set ifol 0e ioomero life
bore fjeo at Set fortoger fig nof,
11aar Barnet bliber itgrre."
9erren: .uDesberre er init Nabn
meget proiaiif, ieg be66er &onle len"
Sen gifteipge Game: SUB, set
er 0a 1lt life proiaiif! Seq pil6e
o111fe> at ieg be6 &onien."
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-19
= month, and departed in the same

= month, and departed in the same
manner.
His daily routine, as Troyon's came
to know it, varied but slightly-he
breakfasted abed, about half after ten,
dined early and well, but always alone,
and shortly afterward departed by
cab for some well-known bar on the
Rive Droite; and the hour of his re-
turn remained secret between him
self and the concierge.
On retiring Bourke would empty his
pockets upon the dressing table,
where the boy, Marcel, bringing up
Bourkes petit dejeuner the next morn.
ing, would see displayed a tempting
confusion Of gold and silver and cop
per, with a wad Of banknotes, and the
customary assortment of personal
hardware.
Now inasmuch as Bourke was never
wide awake at that hour, and always,
after acknowledging Marcel's "bon-
jour-" rolled over and snored for glory
and the saints, it was against human
nature to resist the lure Of that dress
ing table. Marcel seldom departed
without coin or two.
He had yet to learn that Bourke's
habits were those of an Englishman,
who never goes to bed without leav-
ing all his pocket money in plain sight
and-carefully catalogued in his men,
ory.
One morning in the spring of 1904
Marcel served Bourke his last break
fast at Troyon's.
The Irishman had been on the prowl
the previous night, and his rasping
snore was audible even through the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-19
Last Weeks Letter.

The last week of the Ludgate re-
vival meetings the past two weeks
have been very inspiring ones, and
much good has been accomplished and
it is expected greater work will be
done during this week.
Relatives and friends frcm here
went to Manchester Sunday after
noon to attend tie funeral services of
Mrs. Belle EIDE Hockaday. Mrs. Hocka
day spent all her girlhood life. in
Earlville and was admired by a host
of friends for her womanly traits of
character. She bore her long Illness
with the same fortitude, she exem-
plified all during her life. Her hus-
band and children have the sincerest
sympathy of their many friends in
this bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clark of Al
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-19
Eat AiliqatorS' Eaos.

Alligators' eggs are eaten in the
West India islands and on the west
coast of Africa. They resemble in
shape hens egg, and have much the
same taste, but are larger. More than
100 eggs have been found in one ALI
gator.