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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
En- Iallnttfart.
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"@san tan bel mort pertc Sr.
&optojnen biem fra Miioeturc,,, 1oo-
oiec Sr11e?"
"Sa, oct tanfer ieo, ST. Ircu,;-
crlpitnant."
sc loa' poo binon6en, men 1oe
itrofs 9inene neo og top chi 5tuno.
sc bopoe ollereoe / mango M}oc:
neoer pioit, at Sc elifeoe bino}roc1r.
Men at - ofte fprlt, noor Set CT
for iiloe, 0roger Sc. benmeliqbcos-
fuloe Mogter pllo1elig @Iprct bort
ira bort 2ipS eeentlige @enligt. =
Mfco ltioolne 8liffe bar set beqpnot,
pa bopoe iaa efterboonoen 1,opiflci
Jig til iagte, ofte %taobeliee, men al
1igcpel megef itgenoe 8emprfningcr
Scr ifiulte en- 6oaren6e Ma,1if. Gpg,
Sc bopoe enbn11 oIoriq talt olcuc ucO
binan0cn.
S Dag boboe ban let berocs
Mo1,o rioe us og baboe enoelig IN
belig faaet Mo6 til at belpqc bcuoc
UNDER BET &ooifuo, at bou piloe
bringe benoe no9le Sober. Men beg
ges Sober bar luffe6e, Sc popeoa
fnop at lie binanoen> og 90 Sc longt
ont lenge begpn0te at tole, gjpro1
Sc set iom to 9fplobebi0fe, u,1oer
1treng Soettogelie al Sorn1er1. 81
.tolte ON ligegpl0ige Sing, og oce
fplte Be, bporle0es Sc longiomt r1pr=
meoe Jig til set @pprgsmool> ser
Sag og Scat beifeftigeoe ocrn bcq-
&c.
geu traa6te ban raft ct @fri0t
la1gere ben til 2ene1tolen, / bpil=
fen bum la6, traf @eiret bpbt %
1ogoe onltrgngt: uNoaoige 6r11e.
set fan lite blibe be6 at gao ioo=
1e6es. Seq be6, at Sc er nlpffelig.
Sore Sjele nages al 2engiel efter
binonoen, bi bprer iammen. Seq er
rig, - leg bill toge min Mfifeo -
og en- Sfilsmisie ="
~Ml0rigl M6rig nogeniin6e fan
ieg gi6re od," ofbrgo bum bom op=
biblet. r9e mua al0rig mere tale
ONT oct, @r. bon Ser 2oncfen. Seq
be0, bbno Der en- min &Iigt> og jea
bill opfploe SEN, 1elb ON jeg oglao
moa iuffe UNDER Magets @proe."
Scr giDes o1tlaa ingen ll0itgi
for mig?" ip1rgte ban tonlpit.
Sum / IiIfeIoe of at 5fpbnc1
ffuloe gjere mig fri" bun ops lelr
be0 6enne Ianfe. uSg MI, ST.. bon
Der Sancfen, forla0 mig, jog beoer
Sem. Seq benfal6er 0em ON fife al
fomme igien, naar jeg er olenc
set mao life 1fe."
San lao' bemooigt poo benoc
bans 2pber bape0e> en- bulfcn6l
Sone fempe0e fig frem / bonS
8rpit. Seen iao iejre6e Sen por1tl
9isciplin; ban ilog &enoerne Jam:
men, buffeoe 1tift, iag0e beit: Ser
bel, naa6ige Srue." Derpoa fjcrnc0(
BON 1tg meo ia lie 5fri6t.
Site Gage 1enere. Eaa Sen ltore
@orooe= og Gfiercerpla6s foron Sp:
en-. Gn flor 5fore Np5gjerrige Ell
1timlet iommer, men beo SC ppltil:
Ieoe @agtpolter bin6res ~0e / at fom:
me for nqr til Sen itore Militpr=
boIlon u8iftoria"> Ser uroligt lpoicl
bi6 og sis. Mfen ioa lp0er ct iforp1
4omman6oraob: uMlt flart. @it
los"
Ire6ipe froftige Snfanterilter gor
pluoieIig Hip paa Iobene, og moje:
iteti1f ibepe6e set fempemesligc
gulbr11ne nbpre / Sejret ligelom cr
2uftboble, Ser .gjgr Jig 1ps fra So:
bets 8un6 og ltrRber op moo Son.
6ets Sberfla0e.
Gil at begpnoe me6 talte Sc Il
&oslagerer, &'aptojn. &ablo og Erc=
mierlpitnont bon Ser 2ancfen> if;
meo binonoen. SoroenS lpol9le 6or
vi GARANTERER
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
ifabneipangre Sart baooe afIagr
.Sablo's ct 8eipg, % glao iprang
ban op og ileoe ben til Sfabt for

9aDlo>S ct 8e1pg, og gla0 1pr1ng
ban op og ile6e ben til Sfabet for
at ie efter / uniformsfroffffens 2om=
mer. Ser Ioo Seboelen. San truf
Sen frem, fgrte Sen til fine 2eber
og aabne0e 0en for otter at gleoe
fig be0 Sc fere Sfrifttref.
Men - bbao bar set? @n Otter
ifrift meb 8lpo11t? =
Do Sieneren otter troo6te ino /
gereliet for at bpre efter fin Ser
res 8%efolinger, fan6t ban bom 1be=
bggelig noitraft paa Dibanen. San
1pntes en6nn at bore meget 1bog;
men ga man itpnfe6e bom libt folot
&ono / Mniigtet, fom ban fig mart
igien. San bil6e life bpre Sole Oil
|nogen 2ege, men fle6te Jig burtigt
.poa be6 &jenerens &ielp og gift us
for at oflegge &optain &ablo's @n=
fe ct 8eIGg.
Sun r96me6e let> ga bun moo
,tog bam. @oa rette6e bun befDmret
fine b1aa @ine in1o6 bom og 1aq6e
6eltagen6e:
uDe fer meget orgrebet us, Sir.
bon Ser 0nncfen Qi6pr. go meoc+
en6nn?"
San ibore6e intet> n1en Iaq6e
8rebet fen til be116e og roffte ben6e
tabs &oon6en.
Sum iaa' %forun6ret poo barn OF
foi te6e ct flpgtigt 8lif poo Hopi=
ret.
~2ps," bo6 fan bplt.
gu betragte6e b11n> Set opn1erf=
iort og u6teote itrafs efter ct Sber=
ia feliens &oob.
~Det bor = set far fan lfrebet?"
1pnrgte bum bpben6e.
~SSa> naa0ige 6rue."
~Sg bbor bon freb bon 6et?"
ISN'T ODER al jor6iif, ober @ft|.
erne."
Saarerre itprte6e ben6e u6 al
9jnene. ~Sg bborle6es 6p6e bon?"
ipnrgte FUN tonlp1t.
~If egen &ilje. San fun6e bare
'reooet fig og gjor6e set life; men
- re06e6e mig"
u9en 96le Mon6!"
"SSo, laa ltor og e0cl, at jeg nep=
pc me0 ct felt 2ips foriogenoe 800
fan gjpre goot, bob6 ieg / Gonfe',
,bar iDn6et moo bom."
Sum lbare6e. iffe> men niffe6e OF
gre6 itil1e.
Sa11 greb benbes &oono % trpf=
fe6e ct li0enifobeligt &pS poa Sen.
~Det f9r1te pg - Set iib1te," bbi=
lfeoe ban lnerteligt. v2ep bel for =
ebigt!"
~6or ebigt," fon1 Set iom ct ipogt
gffo fra be116es 2eber .
On Iimcs Sis ienere fom 2ej;:
%11onten foritprret bje1n, ifreffeli1
1oa ban us: u&bor FABIAN CIT Sin
Dog fan tagc paa ct Mennei fe!"
tGnftc Npposleren. u@pis set birfe:
Zig CT loo farligt, 1oo brD0er jog
mig albrig pln at fpn1me pp ppey
SfDerne.
Son Ser 2a1cfen trof fig merl
og mere ir6 / fig ielp. San gift al
brig u6, lepe0e meget tilbogetrl1ffcrt,
pg mango mente, at en0og1na Da1s
Sor lta110 bnp6e liot CIT lille 6mltls
be0 FIN &otoltrofe. Men 1tpi ten rp=
itet blep man Sjer0ingoor ienere -
1non 0isfutere0e ibrigt Set forefol0,
ne / Sfficersflubben.
Or Set birfelig ion0t>" lp1rgtc
cit al Sc Gillte6eberen6e> vbor 2o11=
Icfen birfelig mel6t fig til Mfrifo?"
~Sa, til 8eifptteliestropperne Seq
finoer bette Sn0folo ret imogleit.
ut p6elegge ioo0an en- im11f &or.
riere!"
~@borfor! Set goor ba1n mooifc
fife blrtigt nof fer. Deru6e fan fan
Ito poo fao Star ollere6e bore Mo=
ior."
~gecj, mel, bon ser 2oncfen c,
paa ingen Moo0e nogen 5trebcr.
Scr mao bore noget on6et / @ejen."
uMaaife CT Set Sc 1prte 9umer,
ser trpffer?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

lSorti. poa SIDE ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

y &etegnellen for in6folbte Seer
nepligtige be6 Mrtilleriet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
SITE FOR ARMOR-PLATE PLANT
Hearing VIII Hc Held b! Secretary
banicis Neat "Wednesday for ,itIc.
who Wake UIds.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,.hl


WASHINGTON. September ll-A
hearing will h- held by Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels next WcdmcsIay on
"a site FOR III" location Of the COW
rrnmcGt sil.0oo.ooo .;tccl-armor-platc .
plant who's" construction was author
iZcd lay Congress.
Many places arc ia bc rcprcscuIcd
at The hearing. hut it is accepted that
coastal points. situations contiguous
I" the Great Lakes. and possibly cities
cast OF III" .\llcEhanics. will he cljmi-
mated. Any community. however. will
he permitted :" present its special
claims.
Matters 10 l." taken into considcra
ton in selecting the size for the plant
viii hc its closcnc.a to material the
condition Of its labor market it's trans.
portati"n facilities. and il must hc in
the interior. safe from attack or de-
Struciion by nn enemy in time Of war.
The question of strategic situation
VIII he ono Of the most important ia
he considered. and some officials Nbc.
ltcNc the birmingham district mirht
offer the most advantageous site
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
Indicates Democratic
Victory in November

NEW YORK. September IT,
Chairman MctormIrk. OF tho D~r0-
rrntic committee. issued tho follow
lug statement on the result nr the
Maine elections:
.''rhr result H the election in
Mniuc Indicates sweeping Dcm0-
cratic victor! In November. have
never einImcd that VIC would win
In Mninc, hcrHm-- realized that to
carry surh a rock ribbed R~puhii>
can stronghold In IL presidential year
would he practically impoS<ibie.
"Wc have materially reduced tho
usually Inrge Republican majority
always ObtnlDrh on national issues
In that Srntc. and that inSurcs the
election ~ President Wilson In NJ
,cmiIcr by mn impressive majority.
Just as UepnbIicHn plnrnlIt! Of
I..I0O In September. 1902, prcfnrcd
the election OF President Cleveland
In November.
ut Is the first time United states
>enRtors have ever bccn elected In
Maine d! popular vote. md tho scn-
timcnt rs 10 national issues - to he
EnuErd b.! the vote east upon the
same issues In other yenrs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
ARRIVE AS STOWAWAYS
Four German Sailors. who E.raued
From I"tcrncd Ship. Itcnrh
New lork

Nl:W YORK. Scptcmh"r Ii-.I'onr
German Sniiors from tho German
steamship lScl"ran". Tied up in tho har-
h"r OF '"runna. spain. since tho h"-
GINNING of the war, arrived here to-
d"N aS St"wnwaNs On the spanish
steamship Ant"ni" Lopez from caIi2
and barcelona. The men carried Let :
ter TO the German consul general h"rc.
and said they had come To the United
states in hopes Of getting work
NJ Gibraltnr the steamer was Stopucd
hy The British authorities and sub
jccicd To ~ six hour search. hui the
SioWawhyS were not discovered 1:hcy
were sent 10 ELLIS island for further
examination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
LEAPS 10 Rl MINING HOAnD
ND DEMANDS MONEY

l:"fu-' tn, car had been brought TO
"a SiuV urr oi Tia. men. the one who
did it"t DIS laN weapon. lcapcl 10
tn" lGnriu% board and commanded Glib
son unh Sh.uaui; to deliver their money
/" hpn. Tho othct Nepr his place in
tho ccujer OF tn, road Gibson and
Shiuault los, -" time in jurniuc out
their pockets Tho man on the rum
ming hoard suatch"d ,h" handful Of
hills aud Chang" from them and jumped
down.
Gibson was commanded TO proceed.
ana did So the men disappearing in
the gloon cf The ncIds close 10 the
road. Gibson and Shiuauli hurried with
all speed to tho second Precinct Sta
,iou. ana Mounted Policeman Marcuson
was DISPATCHED I" the scene He wa.
unable To hud amy trace of the high
whlmcu. however.
Gibson and shin"u!t secured a fair
description cf tho mau wh" maintained
his stand in The road with the pistol
covering them. They described him
as being about ave feet four inches 1,
height ana weighing perhaps 40
pounds Elo wore n light suit and cap
Neither Of tho victims was able to
secure a glimpse OF his face
l;oth Gibson and Shinault said last
,i@ht they had bccn robbed so quickly
that they hardly realized what had oc-
Cured for several minutes after th.
men had disappeared. Neither Of them
was able to obtain any idea OF the ap.
rcarancc Of the man who took their
money. II is not believed that either
OF the hiShwaymcn wore n mask =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
RUSSIANS WIN VICTORY
OVER TURKS IN PERSIA

l'ETItOGItAb: September II tvia
''ond"n).--A victory for The Russians
over turkish troops in Pcrsin is re-
ported In to-day's War Office state
mrnt. In tho region OF ,Sakliz the
town OF Hhna has hccn occupied by
fuss'an forces. following "a battle in
which The Turks were defeated
RusSihn troops arc now pursuing
their b"ntcn foe. adds the statement.
which follows:
"On the Caucasus front. i'm The rc.
lion Of Sakkiz the Russians have oc-
'upicd the town Of ltnna. after an en-
Iascmcnt, and are now pursuing the
enemy.
"Durine Saturday and Sunday fierce
hattie continued In tho region Of OS-
Continued OH second Tngc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
Issue >""" to rr Decided.

NIhENs. >rptrmhcr - t,iu Lon
don. Scptcmhcr Ib.-"If the entente
ana nnti-trnikrIist factions can
only keep quiet Tor ten ,In,s aud
not cnhroil th" situation. Grrcrc'S
entry int" the war win he ~ .cttIca
fhrt. snid prominent creek nfii-
ctnI to the tss"ciutrd Press to-dny.
III not" he said. ..it Il the rnd or
Grrrcc."
i>i"G Constantine aud Premier
|"inis conferred ut length ON the
situnti"n tu-,in..
On the whole tho situation with
regard Ia Grrrcc'> rntry into the
wnr on the side al th'. entente
seems i:'nrabIr.
The mere suggestion al the pos
sihilit "f King Constantine rou-
nnnniin= the allied armies IN Vince
d"nin seems 10 override ever. hest
fntiun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
FITZGERALD is CONFIDENT
DrrlnreS lie VIII Defeat lodge for
tnlfcd states Senator in
Massachusetts.
Ispccinl,o The rimcs-pispa,ch

ISrccial 1" The Timcs-bispatrh.
NEW YORK. September IL shall
he nominated and shall defeat Horny
Cabot Lodge for United States Senator"
asserted John r. t'itZG crald. Of Massa-
chusctts, talking To National Chairman
McCormicE and newspaper men to- DAY.
Wilson Will carry Massachusetts
Thcr" arc 10000 railroad operatives
there. 10 Il man they are Tor Wilson.
Lodge is not talking much about the
cight-hour law He is combining his
speeches To dry statistics as TO how the
North pays tho bulk OF tho income
taS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
LOI ISItNN CiMP<iGN
CLOSES WITH RALLIES

NEW ORLEANS. Scpicmhcr i'll
Campaigns OF aSrirantS FOR the immo-
cratic nomination To cuugrcSs from tho
Sixth and seventh Louisiana districts
and for judge "f the state Court Of
Appeals closed with rallies in the re-
spcctivc districts to.nieht. and tho
voters will register thci: choice im tho
Statewide primary tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
GIVES NO REASON FOR ACT
Miss Winters. Proprietor of IJotcl
Ends Life with Pistol
Sullcf

lSpcci"l u Tho rimcs- Disnat
I:ElSTbI. Va. September li.--AIiss
';uSsic Winters. p,oIrietor Of IIotc,
linwood, e fashionable hosicl,y of
Elizabcthtcu, Tcun.. committed suicide
to-day hy irimc a bullet into her brain
in - room ~ ihc hotel
Miss Winters left no word OF cx.
planation. aud the cause OF her ne,
is shroudcd in mystery. Atlanta was
her former home. and her body Will
nc taken there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
GOV EItNOR STUART CoMNiENnS
PLAN TO RAISE Ft\Ds

when informed Of this papers plan
10 begin to-day II state wide rampa ic n
for funds with which TO fight tho mil
lions that have been pilcd up by the
Republicans 10 ouSt the Democratic
administration. Governor stuart yes
,crday expressed his prompt approval
Of tho idea making the following state.
mcnt:
II heartily imdorsc the plan Of The
Times dispatch 10 inauguraic - method
by witch tic many who would bc glad
to contribute 10 the success Of tho
Democratic national ticket. hut who
arc unable t0 give large amounts arr
given an opportunity to assist in sccur.
Ing tn" continuance oi national pros.
pcrit! and in ndorsinC an admiui.tra
tion which Is unique in its coneis; mt
lahors For the rights OF the average
man"
Governor stuart has entered with
keen interest upon tho campaign for
President Wilson's reelection. lie re-.
continued OH Second Pasc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK
submarines Grew strips Vessel of All
Copper objects fore blow
inS Her III.

AMSTERDAM, September II Wia
I. .on don) ).--~Thc Norwegian steamer
I.ndhor.. bound from London for Rot
tcrlam. has been sunk by - submarine.
according To the .Algcmccn- -llandcls
hlad.
The crew of The submarine stripped
the steamer of all copper objects he
fore blowing her up. The crew OF the
i.Edborg has been landed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
DEATH OF REV. JOE RAMSEY
blind Evangelist WAS Known Through.
out Southern Methodist
Church.

NASHVILLE. TENN. September H..
Rev. Joe Ramsey. forty-cight years
old. blind evangelist, known through
out the Southern Methodist Church.
died at Viola/ Tenn. last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
!. 4. G. suspend. Proposed Increase.

WNSlIlNGTDN. :;cptcnlber l ~ pro-
posed increase in rates on wall board
from Chicago. Milwaukee and other
cities in that section TO Ohio River
crossings and to Bristol. Tenn. Va, was
suspended by the Interstate Commerce.
Commission to-day until January 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
Ministerial Crisis
Imminent IN Greece

LONDON. Scptcmbcr i2.-t Wcu-
ter dispntch from Athens says
ministerinl crisis is Imminent. Pre-
inter Hnin,is. the dispatch adds. Is
believed &" have tcn,I"rrh his rr>ir-
mntiUn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS
RAY THEIR RESPECTS

After the President had seen his
sister. the three American members Of
the joint commissions here 10 discuss
the Mexican situation-Sccrctar Lane.
Judge Gray and John r. Nott-c.llcd
10 pay respects All expressed their
deep sympathy. The Mexican situation
was not discussed.
The President made no injuries
about the Maine election and members
Of his party hesitatcd TO offer him any
political news For brief period dur
ing the ride from New York. however.
Homer Cummings. chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee who
l:ranch today. talked with him in his
private car.
Nearly all OF Mrs iIowc's closes,
relatives were here tonight. In addi-
tion 10 tho President and Mrs Wilson
These Included Joseph Il. Wilson OF
Baltimore. brother: Mrs. Anne Goth
ran. OF Philadelphia. daughter: Anne
Cothran. granddaughter and two
sons.
When he goes to the summer White
House the President will travel by sen
on the Mayhowcr.
II appeared probable to-day that in
the future ,he President will make sew
eral speeches besides those To he Ie-
livrred at -. Louis Scriemhr =, and
at Baltimore September -. lie will
speak only before noupolitical gather
ings MI speeches will he made as
neal Long I;ranch as possible. because
Of the Presidents desire 10 avoid cam
paicn trips
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

Thousands Of Hay Fever Sufferers have
made the discovery thnt Iudcu's Mcnthnl
Candy Cough ss1lrdpas agivc ,,weicDnc relief
Try them yonrscF sc everywhere -Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
PRESIDENT WILSON
WITH DYING SISTER
At Her Bedside Until Late at
Night, Then Goes on Naval
Yacht Mayflowcr.
FUTURE PLANS INDEFINITE
Makes No Inquiries About Maine
Election. and Friends Hesi-
tate to Offer News.
FUTURE PLANS INDEFINITE

MEM LONDON Srptcmbcr Ill prcsi-
dent Wilson came here to-day 70 he at
the bedside Of his sister. Mrs Annie T..
Howe. y hullcton issued tonight by
PHYSICIANS said Mrs. IIowe's condition
was unchanged. and that she was rest
ing comfortably. II was generally uu-
dcrStood that. although she nigh; live
several DAYS. she was hcyoud recovery
President Wilson remained in the
hotel where Mrs. Howe is stopping until
tho naval yach; Maynowcr. which
arrived here to-day. lie will remain
on board until Tomorrow. l:cyond
that his plans arc indefinite althou. II
1t i expected he will remain hero
until there is Il change in Mrs Howc's
condition.
Nit"r four-hour ride over rour
""ahs in AN automobile from tho sum
mcr White iious" at Long: l;ranch. ~ J..
TO New York. the President boarded n
New Haven train aud was brought here
rapidly on schedule especially
ARRANGED by Howard Elliott. president
of IN" road. NJ New Haven he talked
briefly with MIR. Elliott ana shook
hands with group Of railroad cm-
rloSees. hut after his arrival here he
paid no attention to tho crowds
When tho Presidents train arrived,
MS private car was quickly surrounded
by crowd that filled the ncighhorinc
streets AZ il una ware OF his mission.
th"% clappcd and chccrcd. Miss Mar
raro' Wilson mot her father at the
train with an automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
No Lapse in Neus

I'D Only Richmond Paper
Win 7-Doy a. p. Serpicc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
Slicbpriuacr uco Marmortb.

Montana Petroleum SO. iorctaQcl
%frenoclcs @oringer citer SIic / ON
canen AZ Norniortb. og Triitcn az.
tes 'oo lonat'ro at f%orminbitcs, ibci
Der III | @ufer. Mont.. bpaaca ell III
Scrricf, bporuco Here Sitiino Ssooa
Spboe oil macs. Set bar uirfct op.
mlntrcnoe. at man / Ell Spboe nj
Inn 900 Sob or itebt pao @oa. Gen
Nm'tTnoigheo, at Mcgicrinacn bar
~'orbcholot iig Hcttcn iii Gle % cos
poa ct Smraooc al 1884, 900 Ncrc@
| bette Strsg. ipncs at itcmmc mcN
@eologers llbiognb at Der her nil
riloca lcnnenbc Nlicfilocr.
Sr. &Orit trrffcr iio tilbaac. 81,
ter / belle 10 Mar at hduc ticnt ION
TrTllocnt Tor Sri Stutc @raill
Sromcr's N9iociatiou, har Sr. Sobll
81. Worlf III ~trllttct Jig tllbalc IRA
ocnnc Stiuirl. Get bopoc pGrct
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mulig clb mere intcreaiullt % lGrc-
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ltnltct / Norbinoclic mcb Mpoct. par
Den ~iteritc ~nogcniinbc f~rcmbragt al
ocnnc SrQaniintipn. NcriIc oa on.
Sen YrTnlic fpr Npcoc tilficllotes
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Bono Mcnwicf al Ncd] - bcQgc meo
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itront t%ilficnotca cnoniocrc Trrmlt
ior SABRE oN @pN. !. :. Gotten al
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