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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-17

The above is c. L. Brooks, inventor of the
Appliance, who cured himself and who
is now giving others the benefit of
his experience. If ruptured, write
him today at Marshall, Mich.
coupon today and l will send you free my
illustrated book on rupture and It's cure.
showing my Appliance and giving you
prices and names Of many peonle who have
relief when all others fail. Remember, ]
use no salyes, no harness, no lies.
/ send on trial to prove what ! say Is
true. You are judge and once having seen
my illustrated book and read it you win
be as enthusiastic as my hundreds of pa
tents whose letters you can also read. Fill
out free coupon below and mail today. It's
well worth your time whether you try my
Appliance or not.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-17

uIuIiu LII PSuhabS ~
promises to cause a great expansion
of production next season. Peanut
oil is now selling for the same price
as cottonseed Oil.
New York.-The theory of eugenics
got a severe Jolt when Adelaide Ather-
ton was awarded the prize as the best
developed child, mentally and physl-
cally, in the three-year-old class. Ad-
elaide's father claims the distinction
of having had his picture on more side
show banners than any other living
skeleton in the world. while his wife
doubles as the bearded lady and a
snake charmer. The memories of the
times she was bounced on fathers
bony knee, painful though they may
be. are as dear to Adelaide as the fun
she had, as a crashing child, playing
with mothers flowing whiskers.
Chicago.-Manv Chicago bankers
believe the United States is facing the
eravest financial crisis in its history
and the situation was discussed be-
hind closed doors at the Chicago club
bv twelve men associated with the big.
gest financial houses of the nation
One of the Chicago banks received
from it's New York CORRESPONDENT the
following telegram: Conformation
from reliable sources states that the
future of the gold standard depends
upon the attitude of the bankers in the
United States in regard to the mex
British loan. The amount will he 81,
DOC. 900 900. If the loan is not obtain
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
u@eller en- Sfip 2ms!"

S ~Molb. $751;" fortelles falge,1=
6e ON en- Ser .paa @gnen fjen0t @is-
lefrGmmer be0 9eapn Sbien: ,
Eau fine &onoringcr bop0e ban
|Silbolo forifjellige 5teoer. Gu
Gang bob0e fan. fooet Notteloqi5
boS en Somilie / 8or1p; ban lfulbe
1igge / en- al 6e MfoDei enge> iorr
iler ONT Sommeren bar en- uolmin=
6elig go0 Onglepla6s for "copper".
Sblen ipurgte 6erfor, ON Ser f.
fe bar ilemt mes "copper".
= geei, aof neju log0e &onen,
= Ser fu116e maoife bore en- ene?te
'2oppe, set bar Ga Set .bele.
Wen 5engen bar fpl0t me6 Sop
per. Sblen fit ingen Spbn Sen Scat;
Set melte al Si6en maotte fan eoa
omfring / 5tuen. Sm Worge1,en
iperger &onen Sb1en,. om fan life
bar merfet roget til @jengangcre,
tbi begge ben6es Sor9l6re buboc
opgipet Manoen / SEN Serg.
- Sou, iog6e Sblen, - mer=
feo' 0em go0t, "a 81 bor oslo biot
go6t Werfe / me, e bar osle 11or
be6 I'D ppgi Mon6en / Scat. Wen
&c ifa 1Gj See jen Sing, bite &l1e11,
e bil &otten fnog nice beller> See
boa beet en- 5fip 2us / 5engen.
ems Sen jen Sop, &c ifa ct lo1ier fer
tier.
Sg 1oo gift Sbien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21

ioerS Some ibare0e, at ielp ON @r11et
brenote rper ben0e, fun6e BUN life
ltaa op. Si6en gab bun 6og fin Ni=
&c Srore til at gibe Mette 6 &ul=
Ter, og Ne6ers Some onmo6e6e Met.
tie om at be6e for ben6e, 1oa BUN
funoe blipe raif igjen; n1e11 BERTH
1boreoe Mette, at ifuloe bun be6e
for ben0e> oa iful6e bun beoe ulige=
iom &binoen ba6 for &ol6ing".
(9ette, Sr6ipil fjen6es biit life lpn=
|ger.) @ua gift Wete, men benote
fig / 9eren og iog0e: Set foor
nit gao, font set fan; men bop6c
gu intet gipet mig 6a ifuloe Sit
npppeligen bore itaoet op mere"
@nobi0ere bi6ne6e famine Sag
"a Mgn0, at / Sen Sis, Mette
baboc beret / @oor6bo @irf, bob
Sc bun bapt set Grol6oomsrpgte o.
on0e Orb pao fig, 1om FUN bot
paagrebet for.
(Sluttes / nplt tie Nr.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
fnHr-@Rttf.
&erctningcr pm @efien / Scrip.

Sen @efs> bpiS Si1torie fer ifal
|b%eban0les, bar o6ifillige al 2eierne
ftffert fpr b9rt omtale; tbi 81. g.
@aar0boe far ioobel / vSp6ifs
Somlinger" 1. T.. 249, font / ~Sor-
tlosminoer fra Se%n0lpsiel"~ g. 1888
fortalt 1i0t ON ben6e og be0 blonot
an0et at berette> at bun bleb brpn0t
poa en- 96i li0t @eit for @oor0ea
|Saoen / Mosbjerg Sog11 be6 @fel=
let mellem Mosbjerg og Sin6ol.
@ooroboe flyer en6bi6ere, at Gag
net ON ben6e en0nu 1eper poo 60,
men, og at fan far fooet fat i ct
|8ru6itpffe al ct 9ofnme11t in6ebo1=
oenoe ben6es 8efjen0eller poa &et:
|terite0et. 0ofl1mentet bar r116erl fire.
bet at 4 al @gnens Men0, og 6ets
ISn0bol6 itemmer / set bplentlige
me6 Sc faftiife 6orbol6.
@aar0boe fan 6og life babe fenGt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p%e6rgren6e
Hrocesien moo ben6e (0ombogen);
| laa Sol6 bil6e fan iiffert bote
if9nft ben6e en- mere 116f9rlig 0nl-
tale, 1igeiom ban beller life fu11oc
bahe forta1t, at FUN blep bren6t ;
|MoSbjerg @ogn 236e Son11or 1921.
9ommen ODER ben6e er nemlig fprit
afiagt 206e December 1923, og
&aalfpr6en mao berefter benlegges
til 236e San1tar 1924 forn61at, at
|9agen ct rigtig anf6rt bos @oarD-
Doe; @aar6boe bor ipprigt og1oo
onfgrt ST.. 2auri6s' Dp6s6og 8ao<
ifel9r0ag 1914 / 5te6et for Ste 9e=
cember 1902.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
CITIZENSHIP Tolfepiie.

Sci on lp1e 2pn og Sue,
Stprfe 5torm og piloc!
9borfor fl9j min bpi0e Sue
Sort / Natten 1il6e?
Slpj Sen bort beo Notteti0e
Sil Sen forte &roge,
Saar SEN al0rig mer lin boioe
@lanS al enc tilboge.
Sci 6u 2uft al 2pnil6 rpltet>
2Die 2Dn og Glamme>
Sref min Que mi0t / @rpltet>
0r9b Sen me0 set famine!
@e6 Sbpr Gauge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21

fom Mr. Sefferts, eller bbao bar
mi beo, biloe la6e fig fange noen
al6eles beitemte 8ebiier.
8aa ben onoen SIDE bar @agen
mi fommen iaa blot, at 6en iffe
fun6e oDerla6es til roget EiIfel0a
mere. $ab6e $ollt &et / fin fgr1tt
Sormo0ning, 1aa 1to6 &nn6re6er ,of
Menneifelib poa Spil, og mi moat=
te Der b%an6les.
Solit tog en- Droffe og fulgte 8s.
',bu6et til &obe6bonegooroen. Mf Mr.
SefferiS bar lite noget @por at ie.
@affen bleb afleberet / @or6eroben.
,bbor &olit legitimere6e fig og bolot
fig ifiult / ct &erelie, Ser 1on Bag
l16leberingslofola.
&loffen bleb 6 og bolb ftp. Sen
@olitimon6, Ser bob6e fuIgt Mr.
$efferis> bab6e tobt bans @por efter
bans Mnfomlt til &iebenbabn. San
bab6e beler life bobt itreng 9r6re
It'll at fglge bam, ga man bi61te> at
ban bil6e la6e b9re fra fig / Crypt
nego6e SCI. 8:
@u toni Der @ro fra Sen poa=
%geloen6e at Scr. Seferis bar ofieilet
meo 9omper iii Malm9 be6 bolb-
lfire Si6en. san bar fle6t iom So
gen foru6, bar fin &nebelsbort og
Sc gDl6ne 2orgnetter.
Sollt floor en- lille 60 og beitem=
te fig for at la6e Moffinen boloe
ifilboge. s set famine trao6te EN-
lille pe1sfl96t @erre in6 / @or6e=
roben og forlongte &11fferten og en-
&affe pao SCR. IA.
&olit troaote frem og Di11te bpfl'J
paa Sen fremme6e.
9enne 1tu0ie6e; men @olit 1ut'
|ne6e tit Geabn og fin 5tilling og an
mo6e6e Sen fremme6e ON at opgibe
lit @abn.
Sen lille Man6 ben6te ct quilt,
Intelligent Mniigt imoo bom og
1purgte, ON set bar Sfif / 9a1t=
mart at man forlongte fre6elige
fremme6es Nobne opgibet, mar 6e
%ofbente6e 6eres 6oger / EN- &one=
gar6erobe.
Solit ioare6e bpfligt og beitemt
ga.
Sen fremme6e rofte bom ct Sort,
Ser ito6 trpft: &aptojn Safiffatpo,
'Marineottocbe> Berlin.
Sen lille @erre f9ie6e imilenoe
It'll: Min Sen, ST.. Sefferis> anto9
I9em for EN- rusftif Spion, Sc er
altian 6anif @olitima116.
~@ar 9e noget imo6, at ieg tager
mime @ager?" Sen b9flige Sapa=
|ner f%orebi1te MT en- beb6rig paoteg~
net 2egitimotion in optima forma.
&olit lo6 bam reiie me0 uMefo-
nifen". Set bar bi1t flogt. @en
|urmager Sgller benter at bgre> at
ben bar giort 1n6erberfer / 3t=
aiien. Set %fortalte fan / oct min6ite
I&ol1t, ga 6enne bragte bam &epeter>
|rret til en6elig Sitan6iettelie. 2g.
ferne faor MI ie, bbo6- Gelegrafen
mel6er ONT ~Mefanifen".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
LAND,
0g ioo gift Sbien

En- god 100 Acre Farm 2 Mil
jhefra, til $115 pr. Acre. $4,000
Udbetaling, Resten paa It'd. En-
Acre Farm, Becker County,
MINI, %opdyrket, kun $55 pr. Acre.
En- god 80 Acre Farm na Wahkon,
MIMI, Mile Laos Co., opdyrket, og
SO Acres ryddet kun $40 pr. Acre.
$4,000 Udbetaling. Andre lignende
'Godtkj6b, saa lRnge de varer.
Sigurd Petersen, Ruthton, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21

S Moret 1923 bleb Sens @e6er=
len / Moien (8inoslep @ogn) for:
gjort, og 90 man bil6e babe at
bloc al BEN poa O0oen 'fpngsleoe
&efs> &trlten Sbs0atter fra Mpe:
bal, bpem ser baboe forgjort bom.
tillto0 bum 146e September, at W}et.
te Sens6otter, og1aa fal6et &o1c
Wette> bob6e beret meo til at for
gjpre Sens, for0i 6enne bob6e taget
20 9uler al benoes 5en / 500 for
nogle @es> ban bob6e 1tjoolet. So
1e Mettes Mnieelie leO Bog nepp,
noget lt9rre &nef beo 6enne 8e>
1fpl0ning; tbt BUN bar utbipliomt
/ 6orDejen mistpnft for at gibc fig
al me0 &efiefunlter; 1aoleocs bio
ne0e Gbrilten Slien paa 8ratte1'
lomt Soft fra Scrip .og MolbGt
27be September paa @oar0bo Sir
feting on1 ben6es Meritcr.
Gbri1ten O1ien berettcr, at Mette
for 4 Mor ii0en fom in0 / bans
@us en- 5pn0og Morgen, pen6te fig
3 @onge opeo 0mfring og ipurgte,
5porfor 9jeoe1en Sc iffff bar / Sir
fe ocn Sag. &ertil ipareoe Gbrilten:
~@po6 baber Sin Ojnbel at beltille
meo, Srolo0om / 0og", og ioa ait
Mette 11o, og Gbriitcn gift bag efter
bcn0e me6 fin 5fp6er / @oonoen.
Wette ltan0ie0e 6o beo bans @p6s<
0pr> tog Sor0 / &oon0en og falteoc
Set bag oper lit @ope0 moo Mp0s=
09ren, og Notten 6erefter fom bun
/ Bans &us og iog0e, bbem Ser bob
Sc go0 2pffc, og 6o milteoe Gbriltell
en- &elt 1aa goo iom s Ooler, og
mart otter milteoe ban en- So, bpil.
fet ban beifpl0te Mette for. Sort
Si6 efter Tom Mette ogiao til Gbri-
items en- 5en6ug Worgen, og 81
iogoe bun til bans Some, at FUN
bloc life CINE Gbriltcn @aon6en
for ban bar. pre0 poo ben0e; mel1
FUN bil6e iige ben6e, bborfor FUN
bop6e gjort Set {&rnlterne); Set bar
life for at bringe 6ern / l1lDffe:
men 8o0i1 / 4olmar baD6e lert
be110e, at 1ige iuo. mango So1fs
Morf> FUN gift ober> lige loa mango
9lor ifuloe ben6es Oatter, Sir ten
Wotbis6otter> goa> og ingen iful0e
ipge efter ben6e og tage fat paa
ben0e. (Det maa berefter formo6eS
at 0otteren og1oa 6reb &efieri>.
gn an6en Gong, Mette font gaae11-
Sc til CTR. Sl1ens &us fra 59n6en,
log6e BUN fin 5top og bbo6 or16et
bum bob6e, fra fig % ben6te fir
&jortel eller &appe aDe0 oper Jig.
9o lpurgte Gbriiten on1> bborfor BUN
gjor0e Set, og Wette ibare0e, at
i1oor b11n 1aole6es ben6te fin &jor=
tel, fl1n6e FUN ben0e SSplfS SUI, 1ul
Sc gop ben0e noget.
Spre11 Ee0erl erl / Mul6ef bis
nebe> at be6 ct. S%lufs0ogsti6 60.
Sul) for 4 Mor it0en, ba Fan Ell
Gong 1o6 be6 fin 5fibe (@or6) os
ipilte og bar iejlflor at gaa til
5fibs me6 en- &orl fra Gebp, font
Mette gooen0e til bons 5h1e09r,
ibet FUN be6 3 @m1ge forsbis oper
fine Sommelfingre og 6erefter falte<
Sc fin 5%fin6fjortel oper &obe0et 20
pen6te &ag6elen ms as Dpren. St.
ter SEN Sag fun6e S6ren merfc,
at fan le6 flor 5fo0e boo0e paa Set
enc og Set a116et> bDilfet ban iigte6e
Meette for. 56ren bop0e oglaa Ell
Gong 6erefter iloaet Mette> og Ga
bab6e b1n be6t bam ON at tie dr..
gaae116e ben6e> iaa iful0e FUN bel~
Ter life paota1e, at bon bop0e 1oocf
ben0e.
8e6er Gpren1en / Mulb9f bi6ne>
ne, at noget< efter> at banS &Din6c
bar bleben 1pg, fom Sole Mette og
ba0 ben6e ON e1 MlmiSle> men He=
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Oull, lQlIt leI w HPllelt pluOTenOe.
men fplte til 5t6er, bbor Sen an-
oeas @erppittet iteg, til ban fag-
De, ban bil6e biem og iope, ban
bar frGt. Sollt foreilog me6 6iebelIf
so, at Sc fful6e tage ITO at ie paa
Dampcren> iom Lao / 6ribabnen.
Mr. Sefferts blep .beo fit, ban
bif6e biem.
Sollt los iom intet, og Sc ffiltes.
Sen nplte 9ag erfare6e &ol1t
giennem fine @pioner, at Mr. Sef=
|feris bap6e forlangt fir &egning o.
bil6e rejie famine Mften.
Set bar Mon6ag. Sirs6qg Mi6-
Sag iful6e ~Mefanifen" %ofIeberes,
0ns6ag ifuloe Sfibet iejle. Opgop
@er. $efferis fin &lan> iaa fit set
bore. San bar noteret % 0pmeris
iombe0en bil6e blipe benle6t poa
bam, bbor ban laa tog BEN. SpgaD
ban Sen life, maatte Fan n%p6ben6ig:
pis enten ielo in0fin6e fig / @rp1me-
go6e bos 56ller eller 1en6e l1rmq,
geren ct SUD.
@rosierer &olit in6fon6t fig
Man6ag paa &otellet> bleb life moo
taget> font igien Man6og Mften og
fit at bi6e, at Scr. Sefferis bar
rejlt. Set bi61te ban. &an bi61te og=
ioa, at SCR. Sefferis bop6e tilbragt
Natten til Man6ag / &osfil6e, og al
ban Sirs6ag Morgen bar onfommet
til &j6benbabn igien. San bar nh
temmelig iiffer paa> at Scr. Seffe=
RIG bil6e fomme til at obernotte
pao ct billigt og net MEN life ier=
Zig lterft idgt &otel paa Mptorb,
Natten mellem Sirs6ag og Sns6a9
og maaife noget 1engere.
l1rmager @gller bob6e moottet
afitaa ct al fine @erel1er til en- ung
@erre be6 Nolitiet, og &ol1t bob6,
babt en lang og in6gooen6e Cont
tale me0 Sen be0erlige l1rmoger.
Com 5agen bab6e u6biflet fig, tur=
Sc Sollt life in6elta for at Mrbei=
Set nil6c blipe betolt.
5pller bar utrpitelig, men Soft
bob6e gipet bom lit 0r6 poo> at fan
bil0e bo10e @aan6en ODER bom, %
Set itole0e ban paa.
Sirs6og fom og &loffen bleb trc.
s @%r6nnega6e> / @preliet op al @u-
tifen befan0t &o11t fig tilligeme6 Sen
rnge 0p0ageliesbetjent. l1rmageren
bob0e ful0ten6t lit Mrbej6e, Mefani=
fen bar re0e til Mflebering. Mon
bente0e fun paa &joberen.
9an TOM life.
&loffcn blep balpfire, Sen bIep
fire. 9e to &olitimpn6 pente6e.
&loffen bQlpfem toni ct @Dbu6
mes ct &reb. Set in6ebol6t otte
<nOreoe &rone 5e6ler og EN- Mn=
mooning ON at gibe Oberbringeren
ben fer0ige Moifine bel ihopoffet
It'll @el6rgelie.
Soft bleb nftffer. &borfor fom
Scr. Sefferis life ielb? @ful6e bo11
bobe anet l1roo6. @ol1t erominere6e
perionlig @pb116et, ser forflare6c,
at bon De0 @obe0banegoor6en bar
bleben tiltolt al en- &erre me6 Bril-
Ter. Sen paogel6en6e ifil6re6e fan
iom mi60elb9i pelsfle0t mes &ejic=
bue. Set pusie0e go0t nof, me11
Man0en Dor glatroget og bar 8ril=
Ter. Set it01te bar mistenfeligt. -
Mlt los imi0lerti6 iom ONT SefferiS
inge11 Me6lfpl6ige bob6e. Mon6en
babbe tult gebroffent 6ar1if; me1t
15pner, Ser forlto6 Spif> bop6e ban
olti6 talt Bette @prog, men bon
for to6 noget 6onlf. Set bar ntDib:=
font bon1.
8pbu0et bob0e Or6re til at brin=
&c &asien meo Meaifinen, Ser pei
oeje6e en- benpe6 10 H0. til &ope1=
bonegaoroens @or6erobe og a%flebere
BEN ser pao Scr. IA. &o11trolmprfet
bar u0leberet foru0 til &errer, Ser
bab6e fit &11ffert 1taaen6e I @oroe=
roben.
9Da0 bar ser berbe6 at gi6re?
Nengene tilfom me0 &ette urmage-
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aarkanikptl.
9eteftionuoelle al 8alle @oienrfants
(SlutteD.

(9luttet).
9olt bar traa6t 119rmere ben til
ben fremme6e, og geltifulere6e, bef.
ttgt, ban LOB, font ONT ban bar me.
get inaffeialig og obiolut bil6e tref=
fe SEN fremme6e in6 / @omtalen.
9enne np0tes til ft61t til at iige
ct &ar 0r6 pua Epif ONT, at ban
life forito6 Danif. Dette gab &olit
Mnle6ning til at fortiette Somto=
len paa SDif. San u6breote fig iao
pi0t og bre6t ODER @mnet, og Sen
tremme6e bar np6t til at la6e nogle
olmin6elige @emerfninger fol6e
ont set, bborbe6 Sol1t %op6age6e, at
Man6en talte me6 engelif Mccent.
San lo6, iom om Bette / bgi @rao
gl9oe6e bam og ongreb MI Ben
fremme6e pua go6t @ngelif, nte0
ipnlig @le0e ODER at treffe en-
Mon6, ser berte til en- Nationn iom
ban bpiogteoe ODER olle Mationer I
@er6en.
Sen fremme6e CAB 1ta6ig forte
Sbar. Set bar tp6eligt at ie> at Sen
meqet talen6e &un6e> qenere6e hum
betp6eligt. M1en bon bob6e aaben.
Bart noget paa &ierte og benteoe
me6 ltaaalmo6igbe6 paa, at Ben
itoit onfomne iful0e la6e bam enc
me0 Meiteren. &ol1t gab fig goo
&io og in6lo6 fig paa en- Samtale
1ne6 Sen fremmeoe ON 2on0on.
9ette tong 6enne til at erfl9re.
at ban bar Mmerifaner, og MI fore
tog &olit me6 @acfetfart &uren
ODER. Mt1anten til Seem Dorf> bpor
ban boltre6e Jig iom en- Siif / @an<
6et. Mf og til ien6te ban Seller ct
Silt, Der bol6t Sen ltaffels l1rmager
/ Mbe.
@aa gift @eren op> og en- lnrbet
u6ieen6e &erion traa6te in6 ober
Scr felen me6 ct ur, iom ban fal=
bg6. @Gller iaa poo l1ret> me6en3
Sollt noe ten trengte ben fremme6e
op / ct Si6rne. Set los til, at 6enm
bab6e opgibet 9@pret og biloe ie at
fomme of @te6.
San nerme0e fig birfeltg ogloa
1toel9n6S 96ren itooig b9rgen6e fig
moo Sol1ts 9r6flom, Ser ubont 1om
oct bar for @gller, forltprre6e bam
| Sorban6lingen me6 SEN fattig=
fle6te Mon6, Ser bil0e 'ban6le ON
i1ret.
Men netop Iom Mmerifoneren
bab6e n9rmet fig 99ren iaa meget,
at ban me6 faa Sfri6t fun6e babe
11aaet 6en> git Ben OBJ og in6 troo6te
to cibilfle6te M9n6> al bbilfe SEN
enc tog Sp1tilling be6 96ren, me-
6enS ben an6en burtig nerme6e fig
Den fattigt fl96te Man6 og erfle=
reoe bam for anbol6t. Set ur, ban
boboe falbu6t, bar %1iaalet> iag6e
Den cibilflp6te Bolitiman0. Sans
&ollega be6 9pre1 onmo0eoe mi Sc
to &errer> &ol1t og Mmerifoneren
ON 6eres @abn og Moresl e, ga 6e
bob6e beret @i6ne til Gpbens 6orz
16g paa at afiette l1ret.
@gller b1ep ligbleg II ban for
itoo mt set bele og rpiteoe iom ct
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tit eget Nobn meo Sitel @roslerer
og iaa bom rpffe &olitibetienten
ct Sort.
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litim9n6ene biIoe life tilla6e set.
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fe.
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mpn6 og ifgl6te 110 ober Sc nlem=
per, Ho1it1De1enet brogte ODER fire.
beige @orgere. San fungereoe font
Solf mellem Mmerifaneren og ST.
litiet, og @n0en poa set bele blep,
at Der n6bifle0e fig ct b6irpjtet
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cnDFNHAcEM
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
Mexico and Douglas for Arizona.

Mexico and Douglas for Arizona.
The guardsmen will be required to
pass a physical examination and will
be sworn in before acceptance by the
war department for. regular service.
1t is expected that they will be
sent to the border within week.
Governor Receives Call.
Austin, Tex, May 1O.-Governor
Ferguson received call from Presi-
dent Wilson for state troops. The
Texas militia, between 5000 and g.
500 strong, was started at once to
Camp Mabry, the concentration point.
Ready to Equip 100000 Men.
Washington, May 1O.-Of1cial fig
ures on file at the war department,
corrected to October, 1915, show that
the militia of Texas, Arizona and
New Mexico totals 29O officers and
1910 enlisted men. Under the Dick
militia bill, the members of the guard
are forced to answer the call to serv-
ice anywhere in the United States.
At the adjutant generals office Of
ticials stated that the war department
has reserve equipment sufficient for
all the forces. The department is
prepared fully to equip 100000 men.
1t has rifles enough for 100000 men,
and additional partial equipment for
100000 men.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
AUTOMOBILES SAVING FRANCE

When the history of the battle OF
verdun is written, the automobile
and the auto truck will probably be
given credit for having saved the
French army from overthrow.
The Germans cut and crippled the
French railways to such an extent
that they had reason to believe that
It was not possible for the Allies
to reinforce and supply an army at
verdun sufficiently large to sue
cessfully defend the fortress.
Evidently they underestimate the
efficiency of automobiles and auto
trucks in a country like France where
good roads are the rule. With tens
o. thousands of motor vehicles eff
ciently organized, the French have
little use for railways. With these
road vehicles they can deliver men
and supplies at any desired part OF
their line quicker than they could
by rail.
The French seem to have mobi
lized and are using motor vehicles
in a manner akin to the miraculous.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
SILVER.
(From the New York WORLDLY

(From the New York WORLDLY
One of the swift changes Of the
war has been its rehabilitation OF
silver. Yesterday the white meta
sold at II IL cents an ounce, the
highest price in more than twenty
years. The lowest price, less than
4S cents. was quoted year after
the great contest began.
The ratio in value Of silver to
gold, which for many years did OF
vary widely from Is or 16 to l, was
badly upset by increased production
of both metals, but especially silver,
in the last century. Between 1893
and the opening CT the war it fluct-
uated between 80 and4O to 1. Last
August it was more than 40 to l. 1t
is now26 to 1 and highly speculative.
Both silver and gold are commodl'
ties as well as moneys, but in far diff
ferent proportions. The worlds COLO
coinage, speeded up for the war, is
mounting toward s9,OOo,Ooo,O0o. It's
silver coinage is above s3.OOO,OOO,OoO.
In 1912, by Treasury figures, 70
per cent Of the worlds current silver
production was going into industrial
and art uses, and only 81 per cent
of it's gold. A sharp increase In
the coinage use Of silver accompanies
the war, as gold is withdrawn into
the great national banks or boarded,
and as silver takes its place In CIR
culation and is boarded in turn. In
this a considerable part of Europe is
following midas aee-old example.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
IOWA FARM LANDS THE BEST
ACCORDING TIC COZ EMINENT
REPORT

Improved farm lands in Iowa are
more valuable than in any other
state of the union except Califor-
MIA so government figures just Civ
en- out show. The government esti-
mate that improved farm lands in 10.
are worth in 1916, $159 per acre.
The average value Of pillow lands
in the state is estimated at SOL.
Fer good pillow lands $156 and the
average for all plow lands is esti-
mated at $135. Iowa farm lands with
out improvements are valued at
$125 per acre.
The average value Of poor pillow
lands in California is estimated at
$50 per acre, average for good pillow
lands S135 and for all plow lands
$95. All farm lands without improve
ments are estimated to be. worth
on an average, $110 per acre. Cali
fornia's farm lands are Of course
valued high for their fruit producing
possibilities.
Illinois farm land ranks next to
Iowa's in value. In 1916 the improv'
ed farm land in Illinois is estimated
to be worth $3.50 per acre. The aver
ago value of poor pillow lands in Ill
inois IS estimated at $50 and the
average value of the good plow land
is given at $3.50. The average for
all is $135 per acre.
The average value of all farm
lands in the United State with i'm
provement is $69.45 per acre. The
average value Of poor plow lands is
$4O.OS and very good pillow lands
s72.79. The average value Of farm
lands throughout the United States
without Improvement is $45.55. The
value Of improved lands year ago
is estimated at $4O.s5, two years
ago s4o.31, three years ago $3.50
and four years ago s3623. The cen
sus reported the value Of farm
lands +, 1910 rs s32.40 an in 1900
as s15.57 per acre.
With regard to the increase the
statement is made. 'In recent years
the Value OF farm lands has been
increased at the rate Of 50 per acre
year. The exceptional increase of
the past year may be explained part
ly by the reaction in the southern
cotton states following a temporary
depression last year, and partly by
The stimulus given by the war to