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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

cans. Virginia, the shrine of patriot
lam, the cradle of representative gov
eminent, on whose sacred soil tho
blood Of New England Puritan and
Virginia planter was poured out in
revolution, will ever be held In warm
esteem by all who dwell under the
protecting folds OF the Stars and
Stripes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
Rodfaxe F7oated.

Miami, Fla, Sept. 1s.-The Danish
steamer Rodfaxe, which grounded yes
terday off Miami beach while enroute
from Newport News TO Havana with
coal, was fioated Sunday and resumed
her trip. 1t was said the vessel was not
damaged. The Rodfaxe is a steamer of
1905 tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
SHOULD NOT DELAY CITY FARM.

We are not Impressed with the
speed Richmond is making in the
matter OF acquiring and developing
the city farm project
u While the project is being batted
bAck and forth between the Ad-
0inistrative Board and City Council
the city supports in idleness an aver
age of more than two hundred per-
sons in the city JAIL.
On q properly conducted city farm
fhess people would be more than
and would he en-
DQOyed amid surroundings which
Woulu aid in their reclamation
We are we'll aware that there are
some OF our jail habitues who seem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
Armor Plate Site Again Up.

Washington. d. c., Sept. 1s.-Sup-
Elemental hearings on the 81, 900, 900
government arnror plate factory site
question will be held Friday in the
office Of Secretary Daniels. Delega-
tons from a number OF cities COM
peting for the award failed to present
their petitions last week. The list
includes Alexandria, Va; Jersey City,
N. j.; Chicago, Ill. and Nashville and
Knoxville. Tenn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

Henry Ford, MichiEan's choice for
the Repub lican presidential nomina-
uon. ought to make pretty good
Democrat. He declares the attempt
OF Hughes to make capital out of the
Presidents effort to maintain peace
with Mexico win prove a boomerang.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
friends here He has left for his
headquarters

The Southern will run Its annual
excursion to Florida points on Sep
TENDER 26, and from present indica-
tons large crowd will be taken.
These excursions South are growing
in popularity each year and M"
Richmond people annually take ad-
vantage Of the low rates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

Later dispatches spell II Kalogero-
poulous, but life Is too short to spend
that way. II he holds to the Job of
prime minister Of Greece we are go
ing to save time and space by CIV
'fnefflciency."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
RUSSIAN LABOR LEADER
TO SIBERIA FOR REVOLT

Petrograd, Sept. lS.-Potrovsky. the
well-known labor leader. who 10 a
deputy OF the Russian Dune, has been
killed in Jakutski. Siberia. for tncit-
ing revolutionary movement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

Probably the most ludtcrous issue
NAe epublicans have endeavored TO
make use Of is that OF Democratic
s1nsunic,enoy"
We recently printed the news from
lsvvAshington of the covering into the
1xsasnry OF several million dollars
5Drcdt made by the government on ene
postofTce departments operations.
Three times since 1895, we believe.
had there been such a result from
postal operations. ali three under the
WTlson regime
Now Secretary McAdoo points TO the
internal Revenue Bureau as illustra-
dive OF Democratic efficiency and
economy. All records have been
broken in Commissioner w H
sOsborns ONCE for the years of 1914.
1S1s and 1915.
During that period" saws a state
1nent issued ev the Treasury Depart
smens, the bureau recovered more
than enough taxes to meet the entire
soxpenses Of the service, and the cost
of collecting the revenue was the low
sesf In the history OF the bureau
'-The expenses of the bureau. both
An Washington and IN the field. for
The three fiscal years mentioned, were
Approximately sls,s0o.ooo. There was
assessed or collected approximately
s191 ,ooe. 900, which WAS entirely the re-
|ehlt OF the activities Of the bureau aro
the field force THIS tax was un-
earshed through the discovery Of
frauds. evasions. errors and the like.
Iss recovery was due 10 effective en-
forcement Of the revenue laws and ef-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
ON TIME EVERY DAY
DURING LAST MONTH
ord On 674-Mile Run Between
Richmond and Jack sonyilie.

Leaving Richmond and arriving in
jacksonville on schedule time for
thirty consecutive days, train No. IS,
or the Atlantic Coast Zine Railway
Company has hung up a record that
will hardly be equalled for some time
TO come. No. So is through pas
senger train. and has a run OF GA
miles. 1t left Richmond and arrived
on time in the Florida city every day
during the month of August.
Other trains of the Atlantic Coast
Line Company which made good rec
ords in their runs from Richmond to
jacksonville are IS, arriving on time
twenty-six days: No. so. being a little
late only twice. while No. Sc arrived
on time twenty-four out of twenty
seven days.
The record made by No SIS IS re-
markabe one. considering the length
of the run.
Another excursion to Niagara Falls
Will be run from Richmond next
Thursday by the Southern Railway
Company. The excursionists will
leave here Thursday afternoon for
West Point. and will go from that
place to Baltimore on the York River
boat line to Baltimore They will
leave the Monumental City on the
Baltimore and Ohio for Niagara Falls
Returning the excursionists will be
permitted to stop over at Buffalo.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more.
President Key Compton, of the
Chesapeake Steamship Company
whose headquarters are in Baltimore
was a visitor in Richmond yesterday
He was here on business and will re-
turn to the Monumental City this
morning.
An excursion to Southern points
will be run on September 26 by the
Atlantic Coast Line. The trains will
run to Jacksonville. Tampa, st. Pc
tersburg and Fort Myer Tickets will
be good on all OF the regular trains.
Reservations are already being sought
and a large number of people are
expected to go.
T. T. Adams, travelling passenger
agent Of the Western Maryland. was
in Richmond yesterday to see his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

Is the only fire association offer
ing rated at actual cost. Old-lime
companies have recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION, Irvington. Va, insures your
dwelling for little less than any 9TH
err concern; and stores, merchandise
factories oyster houses, etc. at about
ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked by
others. Save money. Write them.
Twenty years old)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

Hughes is off on another tour. Help
the poor elephant, is his earnest plea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

Replying to your wire just tele-
phoned me from New Orleans, 7
beg to say that am Progressive
and against both old parties
] shall speak against Hughes
Because I have the right to vote
- ] please and shall feariessly ex-
press my honest opinion, regard
less OF political consequences:
Because. with great respect for
Mr.. Hughes personal character.
h nay humble Judgment the
greatest calamity TO this nation
would be to again turn IT over
to the Republican machine. which
- etill under the absolute con-
troll OF the same bosses against
whom even lifelong Republicans
arose in vigorous and over
whelming revolt:
Because no man could have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

%s Progressive e-Presidential Cam
fAafe John NJ Parker declares that.
while n Progressive and opposed 70
1y1tfl parties, he viii speak and vote
against Hughes.
He telegra phed the New York
world recently as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

T. T. Adams, travelling passenger
agent Of the Western Maryland, was
in Richmond yesterday to see his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-19

to be fitted for little else than perdi-
ton itself, we do believe that the
greater number would respond to
treatment which, while firm. would be
kindly and up-building. Our city
Jail may he no worse than others
In fact, there Is. no kinder hearted
man In town than our City Sergeant
But the system is woefully at fault,
as is any system which keeps men
and women in idleness for weeks at a
time-an idleness which is fruitful
alone In those things making for the
lowering. rather than the uplift OF the
prisoners.
Let's speed up the city farm matter,
gentlemen
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
Chicken Livers

|. An cid hen has much larger liver
than you in proportion TO weight OF
food ea-en. Then it follows that they
get bilious just ike you do. They
are gFouchy. cross, unhappy. Start
her liver and make her happy. Then
she viii lay eggs all winter Come
and get package of b. A. Thomas
Poultry Powder Feed it OCCASION
ally See your hens perk up-hear
them sing. look for eggs. Your
money back if il fails
Wa-Keeney Hardware Co., and r.
A Samuels, Ogallah, Kans-, agents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22

This clinic proposes TO visit the
principal cities throughout the United
States for the purpose of demo nstrat.
ing to the great number of sick and
| afflicted their system of treating dis
ease without surgical operation.
Asthma, bronchial catarrh, catarrh,
catarrhal deafness and throat and
lung diseases treated by a combin-
| alton of medicine, diet, clothing, n.y.
giene and exercise.
BY their system, operations for
appendicitis, gall stones, kidney
stones. enlargement of liver, stomach
ulcers and many other so called oper-
atable diseases can be avoided, if not
too. far advanced.
In selected cases of tumors- tuber-
cular glands. moles, warts, growths
of ali kinds, not larger than one inch,
goitre and piles, treated by the Hy-
podermic Injection method.
In chronic cases of rheumatism, neu-
ralgia. stiffness of the joints. weak
ness of the muscles, bad circulation of
the blood. heart disease, dropsy, par
alysis, deformities of the body prema-
t9re loss of strength from old age. we
offer treatment that we believe will
benefit.
Diseases of the nerves. diseases of
the brain, headaches. bed-wettipp in
children diseases of the stomach.
kidneys. bowels and bladder. diseases
OF women. diseases of men and child
rem, will be treated if conditions
warrant it after consultation and
examination.
The Doctors Clinic extends and in
vltation TO all those who are really
sick, Tree treatment, except charge
for such medicine, appliances AM
equipment as may be needed. All
that is asked of the patient treated is |
that they state the results obtained |
to their friends and others.
Those who have been told that an i
operation is necessary, or if they /
have been treated without benefit. |
are especially invited to call. Married |
women must come with their hus-
bands, and children with their |
parents.
10 A. NJ. TO ....5P. NJ.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
st published in the Western Kansa
World, January /. 1915
Guardians Sale of Real Estate
o All Whom it May CONCERN:

40 All whom ii May Concern:
Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance
OF an order issued out of the Probate Courl
OF Trego county, Kansas. authorizing and
empowering the undersigned to sell the fol
lowing described real estate. belonging n
the estate of Indiana Whitesell demented
PeTson Tor her support and maintenance j
Will al 10 o CLOCK a m-- on the 31Sr day OF
January. 1916, at the west door of the court
mouse IN the City of Wa-Keeney in Trepo
county. Kansas. offer at public sale the fol
lowing real estate. towit:
Inc southeast quarter of section eleven
OIl- IN township twelve G2) south range
ITNenty-one CID. west of the 9Th p. NJ. in
Trego county Kansas - -
said sale TO be made to the highest bidaa~
HesSrVJtg the right to reject any and All
Dios), and OF the amount TO be received from
Selo safe the sum of one-half shall be cash in
ndnd and one-half on TWO years time at six
per cent interest payable annually the de-
on said real estate
Dated this 18th day of December A ID.
u J. CLICK
4 4 Z CELL attorney Guardian
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22

State of Kansas. Trego County. S. In ths
Probate Court of said county and state
Notice is hereby given that letters. tesla
mentary upon the estate of Sarah j. Power
late OF Trego County. Kansas. deceased
have been granted to the undersigned
Chas. E. Downie by the Probate Court OF
said county of Trego, bearing date the Goth
day OF January 1916. All persons having
claims against said estate are required 10
exhibit them TO me for allowance within
one year after the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from any benefit of
such estate; and if such claims be not exhib-
tied within two years from the TIME of the
publication of this notice. they will be for.
ever barred.
Dated this Goth day of January A. D. 1915
CHAS- E. DOWNIE
Administrator for the estate OF Sarah
j. Power. deceased
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

am candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Trego county. subject 10 the will OF the Re
publican voters at the August primary. E
w. Altman.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
administrators Notice

CFirst Published in western kansas world
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
Teachers Examination

A Teachers Examination will be
held on Friday and Saturday. Jam
uary 18th and 29th- Carrie Stradal.
county superintendent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
Stark Bros Nurseries at Louis

Read IL and learn about.the new fruit Grimes
tree triumph of Stark Bros long Cen that resi-
fury of SucceSs-the Double-Iife" Facts at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
For lssrrsr or pamer.

bpgge set iergelige @Dm at le ben
benge poo Greerne, ellcr Iiqqe poo
eller / Sor0en og rooone. I5orn,eren
faar fine Broonfter Iolgte, taor Ton
tant Bfaling fra Stotionen Tor alt
Oct, ban leperer> og Mrbeioe 5faffes
til Ell Del Jolf, TOM oilers life altib
bar let peo at finoe Bcifjeftigele /
oe minbre Bper ON @fteruaret. Ter
be0 bialpes bele 9iltritet.
Baa Glagn1urfe11 / europa i oen
nl1beren0e &rig, bfiber umao0eriqe
4pantiteter al terrct Trugt %
@rentfager forbrugt bper Gag, og
Gfteripergslen oberltiger longt Tor-
imingen, 1an Set for 9i6en iifHte CT
muligt at eftcrfom1e 8eltil[inaerue>
90 Milltoner al Cons bill frenoeIes
forlanges> noen at ri CT i @tono
til at 1foffe Bent og Oct til &robs
for, at ri fer bar Spcrfloo i {aa
flor Mengbe, at Oct maa ejere en-
bper, iom Ter set raobne boa Beor=
fen on6t> mems .Gmmeren fiber Sos,
bbor BON ellers bil0e bobe Snoteet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
SIR Seite=D p6rettere

gn ltobig tilbageDe16enoc Wng=
ltelle hos 9eIteopor9ttere og Gor=
mere er, ON Sc SIT Sc benter, fal
fu1mc operlepc Sc ferlte panifelige
Tiger, pi6enbe, at Set CT en- aopi*
|tol nll1oct eller tabt.
.&jcnote 9nrlGger bar fonltateret,
at en- flor @rocent6el al 0poSfalo
blonot npfpbte Sg1 ltommer fra Fp=
en1ic g%lrtbritis, Ell 2e00eipaoom, og
at oc1t mao befGmpes fpr Sp0slen.
Moriogc1 til benne 5pwbom opltaar
ncmlig qje11nenn Sorbolb, lom goor
Ifor11o for Seoslen.
Sic Toaline laboratory 60. /
M1inneopolis for fremltillet og 19l=
ger Ell Meoicin, 6oaline> font oprin=
oelie CT fremltillet / europe, bpor
oe,1 on1tolte Gpgoom er blebd nc
get inognoenbe 1t11oeret.
Gouline CT ct forebDgge11be Mi0=
ocl, 1om bruges fpr 6eoSlerl 90
|Tirmoet goranterer, at 0en1le Meoi=
|cin bil forbin6re omtnltc 5Dgoom,
|ellcr Yengenc betales tllbage.
s 1912 og 1913 blep nogle en-
felte Sopper> 1om Maret / Gorpejen
|boboe miltet oeres Gpl, bebonolet
meo Soaline og / ale SilfGloe bar
&eiultata goot. S 1914 bleb 500
Tine 1aa 1olgt ODER 5teritcoelen al
Gambia og England, og bar nilt
fig p0erit pirfiom / &enbolo til De
mango NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sirma=
ct ct / 8eii66elie of. gu CT Sir
moet beo at in6fpre Gooline ber /
Sc 6oreneoe 5toter, operbepilt ON,
at @elteopbretterne ber oil fr1r6e set
lige 1ao bnr6if11lbt % pirfiomt 1om
set bor bi1t fig for an0re.
Set ct 0esberre life 1n11ligt /
|6is1c Spalter at goa / Detoiller
meo &enip1 til 6erne farlige 5pg=
oom ellen 6ens 6orebpggelie, men
ri benbiier Sntereslereoe til at Fri.
be til STE Soaline laboratory Co.,
bpis Mnnonce bill fin6es fer / &la=
oct, og De bill faa en- lille nDHig
8og til1en6t, iom giber OplDsning
ON @Dg6ommen og 0ens TorebDg=
gelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

gruaf % Zoe snagern Danger'
lfngfi cog Ham. Siit % Der fanr.
|H Hie pau en- lille SDtte, Der Iigs
|ger flftret iom en- Suelerebe op 40
|alippen. @ber file Stribe Sorb en-
|nonDttT til set Dberite. Be Meenne-
tier, bi lngoer, er prpgebe al 5lio=
pct Set CT, fon on bort Sfn6 fru-
|ges un6er al benne grun MIppr.
Bioere og bi0ere gaar bi. SSrottil
III pe0 Nftenstib, bpbtrettg, nnor
IND til Getinjc> Sope0itaoen / SC
forte &jerges 2on0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
11bbstte at Trnst % @rpntiager.

Sra ~81reau of &ure Soob, Meio-
|WeIt Dbifion", Chicago, Sll., bar ri
mootagd fblgenoe Girfulere, iom
|bil bpre at Snteresie for BIobets
|2Gicre. 8i giengiber oct Der, mes
M1mooning ON, at enbber, 1om pr
tier nRr1nere &ie1t0ifab til Gagen.
|tilfrtper obenneb11te 81treur1.
S 6plee @tatiitif fra utbc Depart
|1nem Of agriculture" tobes MiIlio=
|ner al Dollars bpert Mar poo @r11no
|of, at Sarmerne life er i @tano til
lat faa 0eres Srugt og @rpmtiager
|ofiot til Ell lpnnenbe Bris. &bert @f=
|teroor ies Sunoreoe Guiinoe Cons
|5rugt og @rgmtfager raaone paa
|5qrmen for6i oct life lgnncr fig al
|opiamle og fere set poo Morfeoet.
Dfte 9epartement bor foretoget
|elr. lang &effe Sorlpg meo at opboge
Ell Ylan, bborbeo Bette Sob fan
unogoas, og / @te6et for Sob bringe
8ebinit> og ON Moooen til at OPP
|bcbare 6enne 6rugt poa. Wm1ge
Eforifiellige Gor1eg for beret giort
|meo at tprre Sr11gten og ont en6n11
life Departeme1rtet er bilIigt til at
erf1ere noget enfeGt saf Dem Tom
fulofomrnent, bill set oog. fa1t1na> at
ingen> fom bil gjere fig befien6t
meo oisfe Wetooer, bil tabe noget
oerbe6, men tbertimoo gabne boo6e
fig ielp og anore. S Mellemitdterne
bar Observation-Disclosures bnor
|oiSie Sorigg bar bnret foretagt> lat
fig / 6orbin6el1e meo Commercial
Clubs 8berne longs 2iniem for
at fao 6em til at .birfe for 0pretel=
len at SprresStationer, bbor al
|6rugt og ale @rsntiager fra bele
|Diltriftet, eller Gou1tpet fnn in6=
Ileberes og giennemgaa 6en rigtige
|Hrocel Is.
Set Ell f%onitoteret, at oen npe Mee=
tbooe er ol6eles forifiellig fra Sen
gom1e fjen0te Col eller @arme=
I9rrings= Wetbo6e; fun tibet eIler
|intet tobes al BEN oprinbelige notur=
lige 6arbe og l%16ieen6e, og Grng<
ten bebol6er fin birfelige @mag al
oeles iom / fritz &ilitano. Sen BIZ
Der gjort bol0bur, og fan pao @run6
|of SEN formin6fe6e @egt tronspor=
teres for en- 8ref6el al Sen oprin<
Tragtpris og let f%orienbes,
ibborben bet enffes. s @iscon1in
Micbigon og Soma er fle-
re Commercial Clubs" ollereoe /
&irf1ombe0 meo at faa oprettet
Serre=5totioner, og Sc bill lutte
&ontraH me0 Sarmere og 9Drfere
ON 2ebering of al SEN Gr11gt og al
lie 6e @r6ntiager, iom 6e fan brin:
|ge til @tatione11, % 6erpeo fore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
Ahlanhrt ng krigfn.

9fpgter ont Sptpjer / Berlin. g1u
og 6a beres Set, at Ser ifal berife
uro og Sptejer / forifiellige at
Gplflan0s 8per, 1erlig / Berlin, og
set biloe bore f%or1taaeligt, ON Sc
Solfemosler, ser fu11 lioer un0er
&rigen> maaife neppe bliber mette
og let 6eres &iere fomne bjem iom
|&reblinge eller beo, at be er fal6ne
= ON Sc blep utoalmobige og gift
bol6iomt fremt. Men nat11rligbis be-
negter SDiferne, at 1ligt tier. Gbe=
fen for en- of Observation-Disclosures
|Mfoelmger> Dr. Gbeo6orc 2emalo,
Scr bar tpif &ommisier poa Gan
|6rancisco l1oltillingen, bar nplig
|u6tolt:
Set ct min 8eitilling at fjen0e
til ollie Sptejer, Ser ben6er / SD1f=
.lon6. Seq giber 9em nit Sr0 pda,
at / ollie Sc Iilfel6e, ser ct falbt
Optgjer eller @a6efampe fra &e=
%gpn0elien al &rigcn til 6enne Sag,
Ell life en- &erlon blebet 0rebt paa
tpife @a0er og life cit @ol6at
er tilfalot for at bj9lpe 8olitiet
eller lfD6e pnn en- G%olfemasie."
9enne 8enegtel1e at Sptpier er
10 forbebol6e11, og Sr6ene, iom ban
br1tger> funbe bore ian6e 1amtioig
mes, at Ser / @irfeligbeoen er ifet
meget, 6a BON 10 f1n negter Drob
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

w IIltlCltt Unl
poo Roret, % at Sc bar iam11e
|&BiOe, 1aa at tngen al bent fr1oe
ie oct MGrfe, Sen anOen bonbc mo-
let UNDER @ereplanerne.
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tie Meroplnn til at bGIoe til ben
enc Sioe, og Oen ellgellfe Sprer %
'Obierpator fan Grifolore- &pietten,
bborpaa BEN engelife Slipper meo.
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i CT GberiIloroif &,rpc bite 6ronif=
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fine @ingcr.. 5aaie0cs ppretteOes
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|ligt til btna10en, flei Sc to Mcropla=
ner bber fin Sci for at fortlette
oeres Spgape. ct tilfnloigt
@inolte6 bab6e ofperget Ell ifiGb=
neipangcr Sejltagelie.
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cr1gclife SlpDeforrs er fplgen0e:
gn britiif Militer=M eroplan bar
llige lanoet paa en- fremifl10t Slpoe=
1plabs beo Sent frantic Sront, % Of
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|@ifaoren % melote meo ct noget be-
|fDmrct Mniigt: &aptujn Set. og BET
|er blept rant al en- @ranat. 5elb-
|fplgeIig 1purgtc @ifoore &omman-
|opren e%ngltelig, ont bmn Dor blebet
|orebt - for ro11l1ncr cit @rannt en-
Wono, er ser fun ringe Gbance
flor, at BON ilipper. meo ct Soor -
(bporpaa Mefm1iferen lporebe: ~Gej,
|Sr. &ommorbsr! Mcn BON ct frrg=
|telig breo,l"
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Sc brittle @ri9sflpDeplooicr bcretter
ONT famine officer, Tom nRl te: Mor,.
gen igje,1 ltulpe forctdge en- Mefog=
MISUNDERSTANDING; inben BON ms:
tog tit Morgc1maoltio, gift ban Zen
til iin T%lpoemaitinc for at lie, on
oen Dor belt / SrSe1. Oa ban ne1l0te
tilboge, gif ban eropalnorlig zen
til lpne-&onm1or6ercn o. iag0e:
~SSSeg meloer SIR. &ommo110pren, at
Ser CT 1,0lpillet en- frpgtelig Gro=
|ge0ic. Seq fm life bGtige nit ae-
ropIan." u@borfor life? @po6 er
ser / @eia1?" 1pa1rgte 6lppe=&om=
mot6pre1. vgeei-for Barometer.
&pjbemoolerc11 biie, at set er 40
|Meter til @eirs." Sbab Ser bar lfet
Dor, at 2ufHrpffffet bub0e %foranoret
fig ON Natten, og 0a 9pi0e1naalercn
flnftionere0c iom ct Barometer,
|bapoe bets Manl lelp inbitillet Jig
|berefter. Og 0ermeo bnr iamn1e 81
Ulcers @io life nDtemt en00u; ga
ban bnboe fulofprt fin TlpDning og
otter noae6c Mero0romen, Dor Den
opblpbt al ct beftigt &egnifpl. Nogle
Mefa11iterc traf 6orbereoelier til at
brDoc op meo ct log al 2altaa1tomo=
|biler, og lag6e blan6t an6d &ieoer
us for @julene, ser bifles ON 0isle
for at bDoe ct be6re @reb I b1po
Sor6. Sen bumori1tiifc Officer be-
tragteoe eftertenfiomt 0isie &ie0er
og lpnrgte So: ~Se1tes Scr mango
|tp1fe Sanger / 9og?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

Gn ppetiif 9ebitor. On Gorretning
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5bar poo EN- &egning til en- Sum
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