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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
JUSTICE HUGHES
FOLLOWERS ORGANIZE
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
definitely rejected by Roosevelt coulA
not be nominated. Impartial observ.
ers within the republican ranks do
not believe the unexpected growth Of
Hughes boom as an indication of per-
sonal popularity of Hughes among
the delegates. Those who promoted
it in opposition to what proved to be
a over-estimation of the expected de-
mand for the nomination of Roosevelt
are surprised at it's growth.
Can't Combine Against Hughes. :.
Individual candidates are working
independently and there was no can
vass to learn the extent to, which
Hughes is second choice. With the
arrival of several hundred delegates
today, Hughes boom reached high
tide. Managers Of "favorite son" can
didates have made no Roadway to
combine against Hughes, because he
is second choice of many instructed
delegates.
Unless the situation changes soon,
these delegates are almost certain to
flop to him should there be more than
two or three ballots without nOmina-
ton.
Roosevelt Stays Out.
All thought of getting a pre-conven.
ton statement from Justice Hughes
was abandoned today. Similar efforts
were directed against Roosevelt peo'
pie and demand made that the colonel
either come here and take part in the
a., ,>Jo !, So in
a position where he could answer
questions of the so-called allies as to
what candidate or candidates would
be. acceptable to him to defeat
Hughes. It is not believed that any
of these demands will be met.
Progressives Clash.
Efforts of the progressive national
committee to fix a time for nOmina-
ton in their convention resulted in
conflicting statements OF what actu-
ally had been agreed upon. On the
one hand it was said that nOmina-
tions would be deferred until Satur-
day; on the other, it was denied that
such delay had been agreed upon and
that nomination was possible not lat
err than Thursday.
The result of several preliminary
conferences brought Senator Lodge
and Perkins together. When Senator
Lodge went into the conference 1t
was admitted that the purpose was
to discuss convention plans in an eff
fort to reach some agreement to avert
another third party ticket
General Conditions Discussed.
Intimate political associates Of COL.
Roosevelt were in an adjoining room,
and Perkins was frequently called to
the telephone. ...
81 have been talking to Senator
Lodge about the whole situation re-
garding the two conventions, the
questions on which all may agree up
on, the subject Of the platform, and
everything which entered into afe
problems facing u.s. said Mr.. Per-
kins. eve have come to no conclu-
sion, but are to meet later, when
something may be accomplished
Senator Lodge said that general
conditions had been discussed relat-
ing to the approaching conventions
and that he expected further con-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
STUTSMAN LEAVES
FOR CONFERENCE
Commission President Goes to
Chicago Live Stock Rate
Hearing.

w. H. Stutsman, president of the
railroad commission, left yesterday
for Chicago, where he will attend
conference of railroad commission
heads regarding the new regulations
governing shipments of livestock.
The stockmen feel that the propoS.
ed proposition to limit more closely
the money received by shippers fer
stock lost in transit will be against
their best interests.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
MEAT A WHOLESALE.

Having on hand large numbers Of
steers which 1 have fattened and am
ready to slaughter, I can supply at
any time beef by sides or whole for
ready shipment at lower prices than
they can be shipped in for.
Also pork, spring lambs, bacon, lard
and sausage of all kinds. Can meet
any and all prices. I absolutely guar
antee my product as to prices and
quality.
GEORCE CJrSSNER
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
,ia Sagf
Five
Sensational
Acts
of Thrills
and Heart
Interest
FRIDAY
"rhou Shalt Not Covot"

tors Lodge, Borah, Sutherland and
many others in the senate and house,
long have had suggestions under con-
sideration.
Every effort will be made in the
platform if suggestions are followed
to incorporate some progressive party
ideas. A strong fight will be made for
endorsement of Woman's suffrage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
AMERICAN VANGUARD
REI|RES IN MEXICO

Chihuahua City, June 5.-The van
guard of the American expeditionary
command in Mexica has retired from
Rubio ranch to Namiquipa, 80 miles
north, according to reports to mill
tary headquarters here today from
Col. Zuazua at Bustilles. Supplement
ing these reports were reports that
General Gavira, in his conferences
with General Pershing, convinced the
American commander that the Mexi-
can troops are able to occupy strong
places where there have been Ameri-
can troops heretofore.
The Kalama (Wash.) News of June
2 has this to say of Dr. S. A. Dan
ford, of Bismarck:
''The meetings at the Methodist
church are we'll attended. DR.. Dan
ford is an accomplished speaker, one
of the best that ever visited Kalama.
His unfailing good humor and
straight from the shoulder thrusts of
truth are much enjoyed by the in
creasing audiences that are listening
to him. DR.. Danford, rs he salt. him
self the other evening, Is not GRO.
fessional evangelist, and IS free from
the rough slang and offensive meth.
DDS that some evan.se.ists have
thought necessary for success. Ills
messages are strong yet sweet, and
you cannot get away from the con-
viction that he himself enjoys that
which he is urging upon others. All
should try to hear him often during
his. short stay among us. He will
preach Sunday evening, and each af-
ternoon at 2:3O and evening at s
o'clock"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
BIS MARCK

THEATRE

Oscar S. Straus and John O'Connell,
both candidates for chairman Of the
New York delegation to the progles.
sive convention, developed tonight at
an informal conference of the dele
gates. After wrangling for four hours,
the question was put over until the
formal caucus, tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
BUILDING NOTES

The O. N. Durham house in Avenue
B is being rapidly pushed to compile
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06

The concrete foundation is complet-
ed for the new Pearson apartment in
Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
PHILLIPS STRICKEN
ON CONVENTION EVE.

Milwaukee, Wis.,, June 5.-Governor
f. l.. Phillips, who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis this morning,
was resting easily at o'clock tonight
according to word from the hospital.
He was stricken with appendicitis
while at his home here Sunday eve
ming. He had intened to leave for
Chicago, to head the uninstructed del
egation from Wisconsin to the repub-
lican national convention. The doc
tors who performed the operation
said it was made more serious by the
feshy condition of the governor.
EXPERT
Dry cleaning and pressing at KLElN'S
Tailoring and Pressing Parlors. The
good service shop. Opposite Office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06

The frame work is up for the John
Dolan nouse in Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06
LoDGT MAY BE CHAIRMAN.

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts is
expected to be chosen chairman Of
the resolution committee of the re-
publican convention. Senator Lodge
arrived today with the Massachusetts
delegation, which selected him to re-
present the state on the committee
which will frame tn platform.
81 do not know that l am to be
chairman Of the resolutions commit
tee" said Senator Lodge. 81 am ex-
pecting to represent Massachusetts on
the committee, however, and | have
been giving the platform considerable
thought. 1t is a little early to talk
about the PLATFORM .
Senator Borah who will represent
Idaho on the resolution committee al
SO arrived today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-06

PLATFORM TO CONVENTION.
Although the disposition among the
republican leaders is to. leave deci-
sions on the platform to the conven-
ton itself, consideration was given to-
day to outstanding features. Sena-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
l1uiperiitetet / Bergen.

Som befjenbt bar 8ergen5 &om'
m111e 1ttlIet Cont til 9iSpoi ttion
for l1niber1itetet / Bergen poo So
1tinqs Min0e. Ser fal imi6ler4l0
og1oo opfpreS en- fommunol Neio=
0elifole pao Settings Meinoe, og !
Mogi1trotens Sn61tilling ONT 0enne
Gag, lom netop er operi en6t Sor=
mQno1fobet> foreilaas Set, at Sfolen
opfpres 1oa6on, at 6en ienere fa!1
fomme til at in69aa iom ct SEQ.
uniperlttetet be0 at afgipe FlaoS I'll
ct Nar Sofnlteter.
Sen fommunale M}i06elifo 1on1
lfol u6fpres efter Gegninger al SIR
fiiteft &os1el, bill freeze en- 8ebi!g-
ming poo 100000 &r., og Ben CT
beregnet til at fnn11e mo0tage 13--.
14O0s @leber.
5folen er ~for9brigt planlagt ioo=
leoes, at ser og1oa bliper Hla0S til
ct eDentuelt fomm11nolt @pmna1t11n1
neo Nloos til ct Hor @un0reoe Gle
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
"Muur Ntlrtt uannrr*'

Set er noe ten al0rig muligt Of
foa ct flort Sperblif ODER .6en poll=
tiife Situation / ct orientalif 2anh,
for0i ct ioooont 1oo go6t font altio
mo>1gler en- &epreientation I euro
pniif 6orl tan6. Og MI .11noer Ser
ocnsfrigen opltaar netop ofte en-
ltprf Grong til at fao Marbe6 ODER
6ele1ler og Stemninger / Sc 41ter=
lon0e, ser mere eller min0re 0trefte
ltoor UNDER britiif 5tpre. 9ette 6or=
bol0 gel0er life min6lt 9ggpptei1
me0 fin ret broge6e 8efolfning.
Set bar for fort Ii6 1t6en ct
Mor 1iben 9ggppten bleD erfl9ret
for ct britiif Hroteftorot; Sen tioli=
gerc &bc0ip erflereoes for ofiot, OF
bo1s Onfel, @rins @usiein &omel
proflomereoes of @ngl9n0erne lonl
Ser fprltc Sutton al 9ggppten. S
Mnle0ning al MorS0ogen for Oct
npc StpreS Sr10f9relie inoebploer
vIimeS" fra fin &orreipon0ent I
&oirc en- @eretning, / 6plge bbilfen
ale 6orbpl0 / 9eillan0et MI u0pif=
ler Jig paa en- %gunltig M5aa0e.
@onlfe bit bar 2an0et >D9rct
bjemi9gt al politiife, milltpre og
pfonomilfe &riier, men man er font
men oper bem olle, / bbor bel man
hor moottet 1fri0e til Sn0fprelie al
&rigsretslope. Sen pperlt e &ontrol
CT logt / @pn0erne puu @%enerollpit=
mont, Sir S. 6. Moripell, / bDiS
NnDn ale pigtige &11n0gjprel1 er fln~
Ser 5teb, men Sen egentlige M0mi=
%niltrotipn be19rges al Sc cipile Mfpn=
|DiqbeDer. - Sen npbnte &prre1pon=
ocnt bpn0er, at ser bar berl fet goo
6rrltooel1 e mellem Sc n1ilitpre, Sc
pprigc britiife ng Sc 9gpptiif e WtDl1=
bigle0er, og 8e folfningers Solo
ming for bGret en loooan, at Ser
intet Tjeblif for Dpret @r1116 til at
frbgte l1roligbe0er, til Iro0s for
at ser fra tprfiif og tpif 5i6e ifal
bore gjort Sor16g paa at ifobe Sp=
rpr. Mon lful6e ellerS meme, at ina=
0onne 6oronoringer iom Opberet
al sen thrift fe 5ultans per0slige
@crrebpmme oper 9Ggppten iamt
oct paofelgenoe Mngreb paa 5ne5=
&anolen mootte bore egnet til at
fremfal0e 1tor 8ebegel1e . Men Bette
far life p9ret 5iGfpl6et; 1elp fife
@fterretninger om, at Iprferne full
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
S. s..

Sfomageren: Seq pil rao0e So
ronen til at tage Splbunoel96er.
Mcn CT Set oglaa panotet?
ga, noturligpis, ellers pil6e 10
@plbun6en lgbe fulo al @an6.
ga bilt! = Oe bor Set = set
tgnfte jog life poo.
9ommeren: &Da0 gior6e Mnfla=
ge6e, ga 9e onbol6t bam?
&olitibetjenten: San 1to0 py
lf9n0tes me0 en- 9roi fefulf.
9ommeren: Get er 10 6og life
noget 8ebis for, at ban bar ful6.
Holitibetjenten: So, SIR. Ms1es 1or.
for Ser bar nennli9 life 11ogen 9ro.
ifefuf.
2ille &eter far 6pblels6og oQ
bar 81. a.. / @aDe facet Ell Oejlig
Mon6 al Gbofolo6e. San far itillet
Mon0en pp pao lit lille Bor0, ser
1taar / N9rbe6en a Sen porme &of=
felobn, og bar 6erpoo fjernet fig ct
3ieblif; me11 6o bon fommer igjen,
er Gbofola0emon0en imeltet og bic
ben til en- lille mprfebrun &lut.
Sorfer0et 1tprter Neter u0 til
Wo6eren / &pffcnet pg ruQber:
Gbofolo6emonDen far be1prget
tort 9grin6e og CT loa gooet i'm
I&ej!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

Godt Land til Salgs i Central.
Minnesota. i Meeker og .Kandiyohj
Countyer, i gamle Settlementer nel
Kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr.
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre oa
h9jere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele.
des godt Land / Mckenzie Co., N.
Dak., $28 pr. Acre og h0jere. Kom
og Sc selv, eller skriv efter naerme-
r Oplysninger til R. A. Carlson
Grove CITY. Mimi.
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Observation-Disclosures 2anbsmpbe

Noromor0sforbun0ets 2anoSmp:
Sc ofbolotcs / &riitionia forleoen
un0er 2eoelie al 6orman0en, Or.
mes. ST. Ba0e. Me0lemsantallet ct
III 1887. Torma1ben opl9lte en-
Sfripelle ira Mrfiteft Spban Boo,
/ Seem Oorf, bbori 6enne | Splel1en
al 6prbun0ets ltore Setponing .os
Gpgope iamn1en me0 fine to 8rpoce
&on1ul ST.. @erman @ooe og @p=
race Bobe forerer $4,000 Ser. til
Observation-Disclosures 8pggefonb.
Gomtioig meo0elte Sormanoen, at
&pnil1l 8. Niellen bopbe giDet 5000
&roner til bette 6on6.
Sill 6%ornnon0 %gjenbalgteS Or.
me0. @abe. @iicef or1na10en, 9r. s..
SnIum iroboo Zig. @jenpalg, bbor=
efter &pnlul 9. gSielien bleb Dalgt
til 8iceforn1ono. Sill Weolem al
Gtpret bolgtes pi0ere 6ru Mariou~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Nnrpr.
&erhens itprite @ilbefan9it,

S5or nogen Sis it6en gift Ser gjen,
nc1n nor fe @looe en- NotiS ont e:
Mono, iom bar fommen ino I Ser
oens N%ripotbanf mes EN- 59f ŋ
puu HDggen.
rMonDen meo Nengei9ffen", for:
tnlles ser mi, pur en- pig Sans So
borien ira @arlto6, og @effenS
SssnDbolo bclpb fig til oper en- bolt
Mill. Sir. eller npjagtig 5521S60
&rpner. @engene por l10bDttet at e1
5iI0eornt us fpr Bergen = 14,OOC
1tpre &os1er q 40 &r. pr. @tf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
st aflgret gppefpmplot.

S en- ltor notwithstanding
CIR. Sobniens / Gron0biem, er Ser
for 9agen en- &effe Spbe:
rter, iom bar baft flor 0pftgt
@Den. Sire al Sorretningens 6nrf-
tionerer er orreltere6e for / flert
Mor at bape %itjaalet Wfel> &affe
@uffer og @irup til Ell &9r6i cl
at &roner. Sarerne Ct
1olgt til en- fier6e Man0, iom mi et
orrelteret for &9leri.
Set er oenne &an6el n0e | 81:
ltrifterne, 1om bar giDet Stpoet til
Spooge1i en at &omplottet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
&ul Qf Sprn.

Sen norife Staggering u%noerbn11o=
Ter / 6elge vMftenp." for Sioen ON
&ipb for NforgeS &e0fommenoe at
ct peroensfjenot engellf &atent, Ser
muliggjpr 6obrifation al Sui al
1prp. 5omtiDig fpres ser Sorbono=
Iinger ON &jp6 al ct m9gtigt Sgt
peareal pes Gbriltionsiun0 for Ell
Gum al 10 W1ill. &r. Set er Mee=
nirqen at unbenDe Sprpefnllene pu0
Sc .rrorlf e 5tatsbaner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

BuLIGT LAND. 16o Acres 2 Mil fra
Ruthton, Mimi, 500 pr. A., opdyr-
ket, $4,000 kont., Resten i Afdrag;
100 A. godt dyrket, 8 Mil fra Flo
rence, Mimi, norsk Settlement, $50
pr. A., $4,000 kont., Resten i Afdr.;
SO A., dyrket, naer Burke, Va, $4,000;
12O A., udyrket, Roseau Co., Mimi,
$25 pr. A.-Sigurd Petersen, Ruth.
ton. MINI.
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ne Mernp, Obern M1geu, Direftgrs
&iier, &e6oftgr Sambro % Sefre-
tar &nl1o 8acbfe.
Toripnnbet Moturfartgj.

Motorif6jte r@retbe" afgif 15os
/ Mor fra S66a be1temt til
5perrig. Man, bar ienere bperfe1'
bprt eller let noget til 6artgjet.
iom berfor maa a11toges at bpr1
gaoet UNDER. Sormooentlig er Set
lfet UNDER en- Of 6e lbGre 5torme,
1bm poo Sen Si6 berge6e langs Sen
1or1fe &D1t.
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Gu brtitia Eln9t.

2onbsretten / 6lensborg forbano~
IeDe forleoen 81. a. cit 5ag lnnoD
Gienelteforl Gbomas Niel1en ira
Moltrupgooro peo &ooerSleo tor
Meobjelp til Saneflugt. &an be.
1fplotes for at bape bjulpet en- Wteo=
tiener, iom bor u0toget til @oloat'
pper @rpnien, pg ef1er Mnflogeifrti-
tets 2snobolo bar Sc to booret 1tA
as pa fplgenbe Maooe:
ga Sc en- Sag bar / Serb meo
at bente @on6 ira &ongeaaen, Loo
sen onflageoe en- 5pdno foloe ITO
/ %anoet. &eiolut iprang &amme-
rotten uD / Maen> tilipnelaoe1oe for
at re00e 6pon0en / 2ano. unoer
Neutrality-suspicious. fom ban imtoler=
lis oper til SEN on0en Breo, bocr
ban lao gif / 2on6 og for1panot
Nrro pua.
Sen Mnflogeoe in6rpmme0e moi
at bope labet 5panDen foloe No.
en-, men ban poa1too life at booe
fien0t noget til &ammerotenS 9en=
1tgter.
Metten bar 6og al Sen Mening,
at Set oreje0e Jig ON en- n9je at
tolt &1an, og ib9mte Sen onflage-
Sc nj Muune6ers 6englel, bporaf
Sc TO MooneDer froregneoeS for Den
Iibte &aretpgtsarrel t.
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ne poIififfe % gfonomiife MDe:

geo at income Sc agpptiife Ser
tiliierings- Mrbeioer peger obeni taa=
enoe Mrtifel paa eet &obeopunft,
Der 1tffcrt / 6remtiben bill fna en-
mpgtig @etp0ning, life qlene /
sggppten, men rgian on0re Steber,
bbor man bar l9rt. at pisie 8rfener
Tan g1preS til WariflanOe beb bis'e
Slooers 6Dnoebe 8an6, mebens an
ore tom bringes til &11ltnr alene
be6 Sanb. Oct er ct 8er6ens=
Spprgsmool, Ser ogiau er fremme
mange an6re 5te0er pua &1oben, /
M1ten iom / Mnitrolien - ifj6m
oct er laa gommelt iom Menneife=
IbeoenS &iltorie. Den ltore 8risltig=
ming poa 2ebne6smi6ler - rigtig=
NOT meget forifiellig / Sc forifiel=
lige 2anoe - fan life or6et ems
birfe lom en- 5timulons for Mger=
b%rugerne. Eaa in6irefte Maabe f9=
leg &rigens @irfninger til Sor6ers
Eeriferier, og life min6it 1fnl6e 6ei
1pneS> 1om ON Sc gomle bibelbi1to=
rifle 2on0e> 9ggppten ,og 2illeoiien
otter ltaor foran en- Belegeli ems
|Sib. Seen bpilfen %europei1f Mogt
bliDer in0irefte @erre oper 0em -
ellcr mellem hpiS Sn6flpbelles=Sfe
rer Dil Sc blipe 0clte?
S. s.
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Minnesota Farme.

Landsm@nd! Dersom De @nske1
opdyrkede Farme at 1ste Klasse j
Diet vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og sgd Da.
kota, saa skriv idag, f6r Priserne
stiger, til N. II. Nelson. Willmar.
dim.
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Sc pootpnfe ct NIT Mngreb, 81,
1Dn6erligt Syn0trpf.

0e pdQ1Rfte ct nDf NngreD, g1pr
1pn6erligt Sn6trpf.
9e, lom fjen6er 9ggppten, for
bodies life ODER 6enne Mpotbi for
1ifrer &orreipon0enten. = SolfetS
Masie> Ser CT optaget at tit 2ano=
br11gsorbej6e> intereslerer fig life
for Eolitifl | bpert 6ol0 life for
5pprgsmool, ser ligger u6enfor Sc
reg nermeit tie @irfiombe6s Omraa=
Sc. 6or Sem 6rejer set fig ONT Set
l10bDtte> Sc fan foa n6 al 6eres
Marfer, bbi1fet igien bill 1ige: Sc
Eriier> Sc fan faa for 6eres So
rer. Saa lgnge alt lan0brugsmpS=
itgt goar goot, og 8efolfningens
moterielle &elb9re CT uforl tprret =
ioa l9nge er 9ggppterne fremfom-
melige 6olf og 6ppe for. alle &eaf=
tioneres pg &epolutioneres &aa'
birfninger.
Sra Sis til un6en bgrer mo'l
gon1 tie bit ON SEN l1bilje, ser nn6c:
Sperflo0en 1fol berlfe / 9GgDpte1:,
og Nttentater, Ser CT foripgte mos
Gultonen lamt en- al bans Mini>
fire, frembepes lom lpnlige Gegl1
pc en- in0DenOig @ering. 5ao6anna
Sorteelie r n0goar imiOlerti0 life fro
ben egpptiife 9fation, men fra gan:
ife e11felte &re61e ng fan til en- bis
@ro0 %ignoreres. Ser CT ber Sale on
ct pitt nationoli1ti1f eller nng=9gpp=
ii t. &orti, Ser life bar nogen reel
8etponing. Set er oftelt 6olf u0en
praftif politiif 8lif, M5ennelfer, SET
iabner 6orl taoelie al Sc 6remifri0t,
Ser er foregaae0e / 9@gppten efter
Sen BRITTLE Sffupotion.
Mttentoterne pua 5ultonen o.
Sotbi &o1ba CT efter &orreipon6en=
tens Mening planlogte u0enfor
9@gppten. , @ab6e Sc life funoet
Stette / Set nebnte 1%tfpnoige Gle
ment / felipe 2an6et, pil6e Sc qlbrig
bore bleDen n6fprte. @jerningSmG1l=
6ene bar fun bpret &e0 lfaber / an
ores &en0er.
9fonomiif ct 9ggppten, iammen=
lignet meo anore 2or0e, bi6til font
met gjennem &rige11 meo fao l1lem=
per- ia 6ets Sitting bliper npitm
0aglig gunitigere. Eaa Sen SID,
&rigen llutter, pil 9ggDpten per.
re0e til at bragg 6or0el al Sc Mt
ifobte 6orbolb, men Set bil bo Do
1aa bore 'oblpl11t %np6ben6igt, at 81
itore SDerrislings= >og 9reningsor=
bejber ful0fpres, tbi poa Dem beror
bele 2onbets l1obifling.
s Is MooneDer = lutter &orr::=
%1ponoentcn - far sggppten ppret
politiif l1berprt al &rigen, mc,1
England bpr lteole erinore, at Sof=
nemligbe0 fife ct en- gge11l fub, Ser
tribes / Mer1neifeltno pes geiler5
8re00er ), Set bil6e bore ufloat
at ltole alt or blin6t paa Mnerfiel1=
belief al ti0ligere @clgjerninger -
1om ON 0isie olene funbe bore
gnglpnberne cDer FIRTH fe Nerio0cr.
2e0cmotipet for Gnglon0s 8olitif
operfor 9ggppten n1oa bore Set ct
posie neje pao Set %0efloSiereoe Gle
ment og iomti6ig ierge for @lon1.
al 2u11Dbrlqet. Ser err 9gon>,=
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sende og fjerner Skury /. Haarbun-
den. "Hair Tonic, 81 pr. Flaske,
Shampoo Cream, Csc pr. Pakke.
Mrs. Mason's Bog: '"The Human
Hair and How to Preserve it,, OF
en- Prove at naevnte Shampoo" frit
"a Forlangende.
PAXTON TOILET CO.. Boston. Mass
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6unnfrWllann.
Sun ifulbe bebe for bam, fur BET
nit baarbt til.

Sitter bor &irfeflofferne / Sells
Ipot fpr Ell faloen 5oloat, nemliJ
Mrbejosmono Sens Gieliens @en
fra @rpnneb9f. Sen unge Meono
bar / 6plge rDonneptrfe" blepe1t
uooonnet i Slespig % bar for en-
GiD liben fommen til Sronten. 81
ter bpo0 ser fortelles, bab0e ban.
tort fpr @nbifabet on bonS 500
TOM, lfrepet biem til fin Meooer ON,
at bun 1fuloe bebe for bam, for bet
eif boorot til, bpor, ban bar. -
5oo nibt pi0es, ct ban 6en 2SDe
Ser fra Sells 5ogn, ser bor fu11oet
lin 0pb / set 6remmeoe.
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Godtk6b paa Montana Land.
5000 Acres.

9UOU ACTeS.
Den ber@mte Helena Dial i Montana.
Kan ses fra Stats Capitolet
Allie St@rrelser paa Farme: 40, 80, 160,
800 & op.
kreatur.. ,Ranches'.
VIGTIGT:
Helena Dalen har den lsngste Kornavl-
seson i Montana, Diet f%rugtbareste lord,
rigelig Reginald, stor K~ornafgrSde og
glimrende M arkeder. =
Lave Priser. - Lang lids Abetaling. -- Lave Renter.
Skriv paa enge1sk efter fri Beskrivelser og
Prisliste. =
K9b direkte o9 spar PENCE. Skriv TIL:
Western States Land and Development Company,
Helena, Montana.
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Sc 6ube Nprb1esnigere.

5i6en ifs tie Mleb0elelie er pao
Ncltfrpnten falben IS. S 5pllagef
peD Spllon0s @e1tfplt er omton=
met 3. llben at 6ronten fan an
aaipes er faloet 81. SDgoom bar
bprtrebet 4.
Min0ltetollet al Sabine er hi
2719.
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Mrs. MASON'S
OH EngltHh
HAIR
OG CREAM"

OG "SHAMP00 CREAM"
er de to Pr@parater, som benytte-
des af Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Speciallst,
we'd H~aarfrisuren i Vanderbilts Fa-
mile, Hertuginden af Marlborough.
Nine. Melba, og establishments
New York, London og Paris, som
bevidner diets Oyerlegenhed for
tyndt, affaldende, svagt, stivt, split.
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Husm@dre

m
sparer Penge
o g Arbejde
we'd at BRUCE
en- at wore be-
kjend.te Kage-
spr@jter. Pri-
sen er kun en-
(1) Dollar.
%portofrit, SEN
des mod Eff
terkrav eller
r O udbeta-
ling. = Denne
MaSkine kan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

III W S1dnSAV0I 44o1oA.
Mrs. MaSOns :Old
"English Hair Tonic" ug
cShampoo Cream ON
fatter en- aldeles kOru-
plet Behandling for
Haarets Vedligeholdel-
sc. Shampoo Mid1et
tilberedt at oplivende og
rensende Urter, gtpr
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med noget skov. Bedste Egn i Kanada for Hvede
o. Kvaegavl. Udmerket Klima, godt Wand, rig
Jo:d. Landet betaler sig selv i ire Aar eller min
Dire, tc Baner, to nye bygges, code Priser. skandi-
navisk Settlement, Kirker o. s. v. Her er PladseD
at tjene Penge. Kom selv og Sc. Billig REESE. Skriv
efter Kart m. m. Scandinavian Canadian Land Co.,
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.