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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr., Jones has selected a cast for
negro Ministries TO be given In about
three weeks,
4 II Il
The first of the league games OF
basketball was played by Lehi and
American Fork at the Apollo Hall A
full account will he found In another
column. The next game on the sched-
ule will be played in Pleasant Grove
Friday night between Pleasant Grove
and American Fork.
4 y y
The students were. given the semes'
ter examination this week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
Found u Sure Thing.

T. u. Wixom, Farmers Mills, \. Y.
has used Chamberlains Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach and
liver and says. "Chamberlain's Tablets
are the best | have ever used"
For sale by II. u. Merrihew, Lehi,
Utah; VIM. Thornton, two stores,
American Fork; Hedquist Drug Co.
Pleasant Grove, aud all dealers. (Ady
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Mrs. A. l.. Osmond spent Saturday
and Sunday In Salt Lake.
Mrs Rosa Bromley went to Salt Lake
Tuesday for a visit with her daughter
Mrs. James Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Alma Greenwood went
40 salt Lake Tuesday for weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Monday at the Orient will be seen
Crane wilbur
Leonard Harrington Jr went to
Salt axe Monday to be In attendance
az tho departure OF Miss Hazel Fridal
of Iehi. who left for mission.
James Gaisford and Cleo Sinclair.
students of the Utah business College
of salt Lake, visited their parents
here Saturday and Sunday
Mrs Joseph Payne and Mrs Wayne
Rose pleasantly entertained at n fam
lly dinner Thursday. A large number
Of relatives were present.
Earl HOMESTEAD went to Provo We'd
nesday to referee the game between
he u. W. high school and the
D. V L. College.
Charles Thorne went to Pleasant
Grove the first OF the week to take
charge of the Thorne Meat Market
for few days. while his brother. JOS
eph. was visiting in Ogden.
Five hundred patrons Of the Orient
will be guests on the opening nights
Of THE Girl and the Game Watch
for your free pass.
A new baby arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Green "Wednesday.
Lawrence Il. Storrs. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. ]. w. Storrs of this city. and
Miss Anna Simmons, popular young
lady of Payson, were married In Salt
Lake Wednesday. After short honey
moon the young couple expect to
make their home at Payson, where Mr..
Storrs Is employed as telegraph opera
sor for the Salt Lake Route.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
Call Phone EIGHT.O where tn

flowers grow for choice cut flowers,
funeral designs, etc We give you the
best stock and the most for your
MONOCHROME Greenhouse Co. 6-tf
We pay telephone calls.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
STANDING OF
CANDIDATES

Trade at the Briggs Pharmacy and
take advantage OF the great trade
campaign. Their prices are right. The
standing of the candidates follows,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Now Is a good time to get In ON the
lOw.priced mining stocks In the Amer
lean Fork Canyon Mining District
The district Is on the eve OF one OF the
biggest seasons OF genuine develop
mcnt Of It's history and small amount
invested viii mean fortunes for the
investors. Get busy and get In while
The prices are Low.
We have many good bargains In
Real Estate, both farms and homes.
Also In mining and industrial stocks,
Call aud see us. ONCE hours, 10
n. m. 10 = y. M.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
AMERICAN FORK LOCALS AND PERSONALS

viii Moyls spent Wednesday here
with his family, returning to Logan
Thursday.
Word has been received here of the
arrival of fine baby girl, born Sun
day. at the home of DR.. and Mrs. X.
W. Christensen of Salt Lake.
Mrs. vern Walker and children went
to Provo Wednesday to visit for few
days with Mrs. Walkers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Letter.
Mr.. Elmer Austin and Miss Venice
Trelawney of Park City spent Sunday
and Monday here as guests of Joseph
Sharp and wife. Miss Trelawney is q
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp.
Claude Gender came over from Ohm
stead Wednesday aud spent the day
with his sister, Mrs Earl Varney.
Among the American Fork people
who attended the woolgrowers' con-
ventlon held In Salt Lake Wednesday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Adams and Mr.. ard
Mrs Tom Singleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. White of Provo
visited American Fork relatives Sat-
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Coleman and
little son, Berkeley. of Mammoth,
were visitors in American Fork Tues
day.
DO not forget The Girl and the
Game" commencing January "a at the
Orient.
Mrs. Hazel Brazen returned to her
home in Helper Sunday, after a weeks
visit here with her mother, Mrs. annie
Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Heiset returned
home Sunday from weeks visit in
Salt Lake.
Theda Bara of "The Clemenceau
Case" fame Is appearing in "a Fool
There Was" next Wednesday at the
Orient.
WI -, D. az
a children's party Friday afternoon In
honor of her little daughter Beth's
sixth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Benjamin Fullmer entertained
as her guests Monday Mrs. Walter
Needham of Provo and Mrs. Harold
Christensen of Lehi
- \ 81 he
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. c. Adam
son, Saturday.
Guy c. Wilson. president of the J..
d. s. University at Salt Lake. came
TO American Fork Sunday to speak AT
the services given In the Tabernacle
that evening.
Mrs. Alma Rowley went to Salt
Lake Sunday to visit Aer daughter,
Ada.
Reit Thurman of Provo was husi.
ness visitor here Monday.
Mrs. James Carter of Salt Lake, For
merly Miss Jennie Bromley OF this
city. presented her husband with q
fine baby boy last Friday.
Mrs Claude Gender of 0lmstcad ar
rived here Monday for a bries visit
ct the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Gender.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pierce Of salt
Lake were here Sunday, visiting Mrs
Plerce's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts.
1925 to $3.50 Mems Fancy Shirts
choice, 14Is to 1914 sizes, at Chip.
mans Saturday and all next week
only 75c each.
Mrs Chloe Miller OF Salt Lake wa;
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Dan Peete, Saturday and Sunday. she
wab accompanied to this city by Miss
Jennie Peete, niece of Mr.. and Mrs
| Peete
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Grogin OF fhomp
son Springs have returned to thei
home, after weeks visit with MI
and Mrs Dan Peete. Mrs, Grogln is
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Peete.
Messrs. and Mesdames Byrol
Crookston, Charles Miller, VIII Nil
Ter, Ben Halliday and Fred Brlton, ac
companled by their respective ram
lilies, went to Manila Friday evening
To attend party given In honor o
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Miller,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

For monuments and fine cemetery
work see a. Bradder. Lehi. 3O-tt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Remember Thursday Is fish day at
the Sanitary Meat a. Grocery.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Charlie Chaplin In his latest scream
will be at the Orient on Monday next.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

When you criticize the policy OF this
paper just bear in mind that we may
be equally critical of your method of
handling your own private affairs.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
J. WAIT SI0RRs

"REAL ESTATE MERCHANT"
Amo,lcan Fork Utah
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

A new baby arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Green "Wednesday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15
4 L<7aaa ~ -! s.,c7z,ssga
EllEs ! 9l 60 : IT %:

A clearing house of building ideas for the pros
pective home builder
that correctly describes our lumber office, and es
peciay so for the man who wants combination of
attractiveness and moderate cost in his new home
A few minutes spent in looking over our Cottage
Home Series" of Clstomcrs-Ad Plans, may
readily prove worth your while.
These Customcrs-Aid Plans are what their name
implies They do not attempt the completeness
and thoroughness available from the professional
architect.
but they will help you to get your ideas carried
out by either your architect or your contractor.
And the service costs You nothing. IS
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

viii Moyls spent Wednesday here
with his family, returning to Logan
Thursday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Five hundred patrons Of the Orient
will be guests on the opening nights
Of THE Girl and the Game Watch
for your free pass.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Messrs. and Mesdames Byron
Crookston, Charles Miller, VIII Mil
Ter, Ben Halliday and Fred Brlton. ac-
companled by their respective ram
lilies, went to Manila Friday evening
TO attend party given IN honor o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Miller,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Word has been received here of tn,
arrival of fine baby girl, born Sun
day. at the home of DR.. and Mrs. K
W. Christensen of Salt Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stuart of Eu-
reka we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nelson Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Mr. and Mrs. John Grogin OF Thomp-
son Springs have returned to their
home. after a weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Peete. Mrs Grogin is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Peete.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Mrs. Vern Walker and children went
to Provo Wednesday to visit for few
days with Mrs. Walkers parents. Mr..
and Mrs William LETTER
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Charles Thorne went to Pleasant
Grove the first OF the week TO take
charge of the Thorne Meat Market
for q few days, while his brother, JOS
eph, was visiting in Ogden
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Mrs Joseph Payne and Mrs. Wayne
Rose pleasantly entertained at a fam
lly dinner Thursday. large number
OF relatives were present.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Leonard Harrington Jr. went TO
salt lake Monday to be In attendance
at the departure Of Miss Hazel Fridal
of Lehi. who left for mission.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Earl Homestead went to Provo We'd
nesday to referee the game between
he b w. high school and the
q. Y. L. College.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

Monday at the Orient will be seen
Crane Wilbur.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

James Gaisford and Cleo Sinclair,
students of the Utah Business College
of salt Lake, visited their parents
here Saturday and Sunday
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
Ser uofrebe6eS til Defning af Stem

Der uofrebe6eS til D9fning af Stem
terne % til Sornpel1e al 2aaneleo-
len, bleb &oitbarbeoerne 1tillet til
@uftio11. Men beb 6ennes 8egDnbel.
ie mg6te en- Diamantbanoler 8ilb.
Mnoerien frem meo De forngone
&enge, betalte Sornpelien % fiji
Muftionen Itanbiet. 9erefter bgo ban
.Sprgenien 5000 Ser. fontont for
&etten til 2aaneie6len og Diomo1r-
terne.
Da ocnne &an6el bar omtrent af-
iluttet, tom Der imi6lerti6 fra en-
an6en Diamantbun6ler, Sel6tbnien,
ct Sub. paa 5000 8r. - og Set
b1eb ontaget. S. faor fadleoes for
5000 &r. plus 6e 1900 &r., 1on1
$n0lgSningen fo3ter, &o1tbnrbe6er
iom al @agfpnoige pa1roeres til
min6lt. 10000 @r. / &an6el oq
&anbel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
: Dann1ark. -

Gienben ct for1met me6 fine 2gbe=
grnbe. Set er en- farlig 0pgabe, foo
leg bill lite fommanoere nogen til
set. Derfor 1p9rger ieg, ON Ser CT
11ogen, 1om fribillig bober at poo
.tage fig 6et?"
&ommeroterne iaa paa bberanore,
og Sd Man6 traa6te trent, og
blan6t 6ent bdr Mnes Manb. Sap
tninen Iagbe til bam:
Goa tilbage / @ele66et, 6n ct
giftl"
Monoen ipore6e: u$Seg gaor tiff
tilbage; BET tpr leg lite for Mnel"
Sra ben Sag 9n6re0eS Eonen
.bIanbt &ommeraterne, naar De. talte
ON Man6en % Sine. 9e foritoo, al
'ber fon6tes Sen ian6e 9@resfg1el1e,
'ftprfet UNDER @amlibet meo, ct 1ige
Ifoo retifaffent og prefiprt Menne=
|ite. @n6og meo 9p6en for 9jnene
gipes ingen Sci fprbi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
&ipbenbdn og &prfens, lite ino.

! aigbenbabn og Sorfens, lite mo
iti1leoe paa at n6ipD Eelefo1appa-
rater lorn en- 5traale fra EFT DmrpL
iprpite, og set bor n~p6pe11biigt, ON
oct ffltloe for1laa til GfteripprgiIen.
S &ipbenbabn bnr man / Gglge
Scott" 1000 npe Monnenter boo
Bentelil terne, og @entralerne iprpm-
geS pe6 Silgangen, iaa at Ser bur-
tight m11ligt mao ar1lpgges nDe. -
|DHte bar ~forebrigt me0fgrt, at
|6of CT begbn0t at iobbe meo Gele-
fonerne. Wen Telefm 1ellfnbet bur
OBJ erDeret 6e iman Mn1oa1cer: On
|Selefon er til Mftonelie", og Sen
Correcting bliber Der life roget al.
|&il Soft al me6 Eelefonen ifal @el-
ifabet NOT 1elb beltemme, bben Ser
ifal bape ben. Set ifol goa efter
Sur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
@nienes %.

SDl6efrog benebnes lom befien6t
Waogcrnes 9. Sen fan meo ligeiao
go6 &et 'fal6es Mufenes 9, ifriber
v2oQ. Salt. SIftt6." s Sc ienere
Mar bar 6e. lmaa @nabere formeret
fig iaa iterft paa 9en, at 6e er
blepen EN- fremtreoen6e 8lage for
8eboerne. Ser er Eituiin6er al Mns
Raa 9eal og De optre6er / fantaitiife
6loffe. Sprmelter &eeg ferer en-
bi61tg Scamp moo De utallige Sfa6e<
opr, men set er iom en- & moo
@u6erne. Set er iaa 1lemt / Sur
me1terboligen, at naar bnn lgfter en-
Maatte, brimler ser en- 300
0fl1s frem.
GDrmelteren, bar allieret fig me6
to &otte, men bisies Mntal bill blipe
|iterft for6get. S6rft naar $r. &eeo
tan ii66e meo en- @tDrfe paa SO
&atte, baober Fan at funne tage
'0ffeniiben meb &el6.
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san bap6e beitemt BET bele.

Sornplig afgtf en elore @arti=
fuller / Sfan6erborg be6 D96en ef<
ter lengere &i6s @pg6om o. Manos~
ipeffetbeo. Nu efter bans 9e6
fonot mon I Sglge u5fob. Co.,
9em." / bahs @iemmer ct 9ofu<
ment me6 en- &pffe oetaillere6e Sc
itemmelier Debrpren0e bans Sor6c-
fer6. Sun bub6e beitent, bbilfe iefs
al 8pens Men6 Der fful6e berc
bans &iite, og bbem Der maotte tdle
/ &jemmet ror116 for 2igets Sort
fprel1e. 9m &baliteten al &re66er<
ne til <en bab6e ban ne6ifrepet
.n9ie Sr6re og beitemt> at fort 6ar=
be ful6e onben6es til Sberi trDg=
ming.
De 1cfs 2igberere mootog efter
9p6sfal6et Man0ens &ilien og 8e=
ifeo ONT bans @nlfer me6 &enipn
til 8egrubeli en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
Almtnnrltge Efttrrrtntngf,
@QIt meb SFprIbnret.

0ber1tlpjtnant 6. Solten-Nielier
ifriper / Ell Mrtifel / ugsatt." 81. a.:
&arens 6oofolfsafbelinger bon
fornplig fun faaet &alpoelen at De.
res @ebop al Mf1tanoSmaalere, bet.
tie u11nober1ige &iplpemibod | Der
mooerne &rig, life foroi bet belf
Mutol fife fu1l6e faces fra nolar
BET, me1t for6i tefnilf &orpS iabne-
Sc be fornp6ne &enge.
Naa 1anme Moo6e er set efono.
miffe &enipn, font bar bebirfet, a
Dan1f @efplriffel=5pnoifot lite IN;
scr &rigen bar %fobriferet ct eneltf
MefDl=@ eber til sen 6an1fe Seer.
me6ens set bor funnel leDere =
1900 &efpI=@ eperer til BEN ba1lgar=
tie Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
San bppebe set life!

S EFT .oanif 2eiebog forteller S.
6. @briitenien fplgen6e &i1torie fra
9pbbel / 1864, 90 Dmlferne buff.
fe6e UNDER for BEN tpif=e1trigife
Sbermngt:
@n af 6e 6anffe @olooter bar gift
Set bar for @elten 6e f1eite. Men
Ben Man6, iom ber er Sale ON,
baboe en- &uitrn, 1om beo Sine, oQ
11aar &ummeroterne opfororeoe bonn
til at bore mte6 at brittle og 1pille
Sort, ibareoe ban alti6: uDet ter
leg lite for Sine" &ar1meroterne
10. % set bleb til en- 8ane, at
man ON en raft &ammerot 1agoe:
rSe, ban t6r set for Mne."
Men &eleiringen fired frema6, %
en- Sag fag6e &aptoinent font fpr-
tie &o11pagniet:
rssseg bill babe nogle Men6 til
at triple frem % ie efter, bbor lnngt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
San man bebbe 81?

@n figbenbobn1f @ros]erer Garl
3d. &eterien bar for nogen Sis
it6en in6gtbet Mn6rogen6e onn Nab=
n%eform6ring.
Set merfelige be6 6enne Mobnez
Notwithstanding er, at Mon=
6en enifer at faa Napnet - ST.
SIR. Garl ST.. 81 PM fer bon at
beo6e!
Sppe / Mini1teriet grubler man
Jig granbaaret ober Oct @p6rgs=
mna1: Som mat1 puslen6e be66e ST..
81 og life mere til @fternapn?
Set bi6es, at / bbert Solo i116til
&rigens 8egpn6elie boe6e ser Ell
Soffotograf 9 / Mntiperpen, og mon
fan iperge: Maor EN- @elgier fan
beo6e g. maa bel en- 9onifer og=
1an fnrne b9re Nnbnet 81.
Sm @run6en til, at ST.. Carl
|Sb. &eterlen bill be66e 81, bi6es
intet, men u@fstrobla6et" ontager
Oct Ct for at fomnre 1om Nn. /
I a1le Glitter og Sortegnel1er, Ser al:
fatteS / alfabetiif 8%ogltnbor6en.
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&an &ipbenbabn blibe en- &erbens
hahn?

CuUN<
Om set np1tifte6e @oroiif=Obe r-
leife &an6els1el1fabS 8loner fore.
ligger Der life 11ermere @nfeltbeoer,
men man fan Dog ifjenne, at Ser
ber ct fat ct gigantiif Soretogen6e
/ Gang.
&eniigten er iiffffe Blot at o1ngaa
Sc ltore @er6ensbobne - 2on6on,
&ambnrg Mntmerpen = be6 at ifo=
be 6irefte Smport til Mor6en, MEN
og1aa 6elbis at Den6e Trofifen ON,
loa 2on6on og &amburg for Srem-
ti6en fon en- flor 9el al beres So
rer og @aa1toffer ODER &ipbenbapn
Letter &rigen bill oct bare lenge,
i116en +. @fs. england og Ep1flnno
bil bmn6le 6irefte me6 binnn6en, og
ser ct 90 &lo6s til ct Mellemle6 /
&anoelen.
Set nDitifte6e @elifob itgttes al
M9no, iom rao6er ODER 1tore &upi=
toler, % mon benter, at og1ao %.
6. oG 9. S. 9; g. bliber %irteresiez
ret. Mllere6e til gfptonr bill Ser be-
re oprettet &m6elsfontorer, bl. a.
/ Mrgentinn.
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Tamilielib / Mpfipbimg, s..

@n Mften fit &olitiet / gepfjp=
bling paa 6allter Me66elelle or1, at
oct lto6 rent golt til boS en- Mrbej6s=
n1ano paa @reniun6Spei. Sun par
aloeleS raien6e % bap6e imi6t Some
og 8prn n6 al &u1et, bborefter ban
gift paa @u6en og ifabte Jig 1on1
en- @Gl. 9a &olittet TOM til @te6e
poa @lagmarfen, loa @ol6smor6er
/ en- @reft og iuo pnfelig no. sitter
at ban bop6e bbilet Jig li6t / Deten=
tionen, forta1te bon, at ban bar bic
ben frpgteligt misbnn6let al en- @bo-
ger. Set bite fig / S6lge u2oll.=
6allt. @tiftst.", at @bogeren birfe=
Zig bab6e gibet bam en- belforticnt
Smgong &rpgl. Mrbej6smm6en bob-
Sc nemlig tron1gt fig in6 til Maboen
to @ange, for6i ban mente, at 6enne
bab6e gibet &onen @uslp. Naboen
ime6 bam u6 70 @ange;; men 6o ban
fom treble Gong, tilfal6te BON
@~olosman6e1ls Sboger, iom logere-
6e boS bam - og iaa TOM Solo
RUS m6rbanfet / @r6ften. @pogerer
Hap me6 en- M6borlel, me6ens @pef,
tofelmageren / &etrogtning al Sen
allereoe til6elte Strof Hap me6 en-
|896e paa 20 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
Gn ul1bimnslingsiag" paa so Gre.

Mgrrel unobDs Sernban6ler, ST..
&ingSbolt> bab6e io1gt en- 8ognlao=
ming @me6ejern til en- fi6benbapnff
Sorbin6elie. Meoens @me6eiern frit
tan 116feres, er Der n6f9r1elsforbuo
,poa @tpbeiern. Dt fi6benbabnife
ISirmo pil6e lite in6bi @r. &ingS<
bolt l. bborben @me6eiernet ffn1oe,
og @tatsbanetationen fit ogiaa till
ienot ct S%ragtbreb fra &iebenbabn
meo Mnmo6ming ON en6elig lite at
lo6e &ingsbo1t bloc set min61te ON,
bbor oct ffuloe ZEN. Dette fal6t 8a=
men li6t for @rpltet, mon fit 2pit
til at figge li6t paa 2aoningen, %
til alt l1belo bar set ferite @tpfffe
Sern, 8erionald fit fat l. ct @tpff=
fe @tgbejern, og o. Sragtbrebd lp6
poa en- Sabrif / @berrig, lao set 10
nert, at Ser fun6e foreligge en- n6,
m1glingSbiItorie. 8olitiet bleb alar<
meret, men be6 en- un6er1ggelie at
&ognenS .Snobo16 fanot man / S6l=
&c v@dlb. @tiftst." al 6ens 10000
&ilo tim is &ilo St9beiern, lo1n
bIeb fonfiiferet til 6or6el for 5tats=
fas1en, ser berbe6 bliber beriget
me6 so Ore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
@m 2egetpisfe6rif paa @e6en.

6or ef 8ar Mar it6en beilutteoe
ooberen6e Direft9r for &enSoDrfo<
lonien / &ongensbus, SobanncS
@ecb, at oprette en- 2eget9isfabrit
poo &e6eegnene / Merbe6en al
Mens6Drpnrfen.
Set bar bans Mening, at So=
|brifen paa Sen ip6ite &eoe iful6e
oripes efter iamme Meto6e 1om 6e
tpife 2egetgisfabrifer pe6 &prnberg,
altlaa paa oen Maa0e> at 6obrifS=
Drift og @usfli6sarbeioe bleb fnpt=
tet iammen.
9u er Sobrifen f9r6ig, og | noe
tie Moone6 begpnoer Cen fir &irf<
1ombe6. Sen grobere Gel al Mr=
beioet u6fpres poa M6aifiner / Sa<
brifen, bborefter oen finere Del no=
feres iom &usfli0sarbeioe runot
omfring / @iemmene pad De omlig=
genoe &eoeegne. SabrifenS @apn er
u@e6ebof li6". Sen bar, / S9lge
v@o11tebro Dugbla6", allere6e lifret
fig Mftagere til set 2eget9i Ser fan
frembringes. &npitolen til Gabri=
fe1ts Drift Ell tegnet pan glitter.
Com Direffttgr. er antaget Otto
|2ar1en fra Mftie1elffabet nDanif
&usflio".
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ST.. &plittmeite ren bahbe beittlt
ham.

@olitime1teren / en- lterre %ro-
binsbb be1tiller telegrafiif ct Soc
relie paa Ell fi9benbabnf &otel og
1amti6ig for 6en fomrneN6e Morgen
en- MaSfpr.
Mnn rel erberer bom Scr. 70. Sen
nGite Morgen gtber Masi9ren
punftlig Me6e> men bliber al @or=
tieren be6 en- Seiltogelie bi1t til See
relie Scr. 81, / bpilfet en- 9feiienoe
fra 2embig boer.
Masi9ren trG6er erbp6igt billenz
De in6, og me6 be Oro: = ST. So
1itime iteren bor be1tilt mtg berbenl
begpn6er ban tit Mrbei6e.
2embig'eren finder fig beri al
@ngit for @o1itiororen og la6er fig
gni6e. 6 fter at bere be116t tilboge
It'll 2embig er ban ful6 al 2obtaler
ODER, bbor alt er n6mgrfet inoret,
|tet / &igbenbabn.
geabnlig Sun6be6sforboloea1e> f.
ger BON til fir Some er ganife flor
arteoe. @eppe bar ieg ON Mor=
genen nbe of Sierene> laa banter
Oct, og Der fomrrer en- in6: sban
ffuloe gni6e mig. @r. @olitime1teren
bab6e beitilt bam berben.
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Selefpn!Mpb.

Eli BEN mangearte6e Np6stil1tan6,
ser for Si6en ploger 9anmarf, mao
ogfaa regneS Selefon=9epoen. @ao
|2anbet gnffer min6it bberon6en
@aaroeier mi at h11tne lraffffe meb
8enner og @efien6te uoen at nleili=
&c fig no af &uiet, o9 / 8Derne er
Ser Masier af 11pe GorretningsfoM,
Der 1fal babe Eelefon. Men set la6er
fig life gigre. 9els fniber set at foo
De %n66benoige Metnller til Mppa-
raterne, % 6els er 6e to- SSabriifer,
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@nlIa}ch.

s ct fipbenbobnif 8la6 leles fel.
gen6e Advertisement:
Gamer me6 Sorm11e,
Ser iffe er ittffffer paa FORFEIT Sptre:
BEN / SelifabSlibet, tilbD6er EN- ga.
ME al set fine 5ellfab &11rl us. / al
arrongere fit Stem, fin &le6e6ragt
Sptreoen / @ellfob og Seatre, for
iagt, alt bba6 en- formuen6e @ame
moo bloc Be1fe6 meb. 8illet mrft
49,. Obstruction e1 @elpfplge.
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3ullx1.n.
Maar &inben er neitlig.

&an6ers ifal bobe fit &l%oaf1pltem
fcrnDet> og set CT baar6t tiltr9ngt.
9Der Gong 8in6en ble1er li6t frof=
tigt fra &elt og pres1er 8an6et ino
/ &%attegat, itiger Sior6ens @an6=
1tan6, og lamti6ig bliber 6en 1terft
.beferoe6e @arolinego6e beo @abnen
/ 6plge chambers Daabla6" for
ban6lt til Ell. on meb flere Cont
mer 6Dbt &an6. Sg bba6 Der Ell
Get berlte, S9en beitaar af i10ellg=
ten6e &loafpon6. &loafrprene ligger
t1emlig / @arolinega0e lobere emo
ll6ml1n6ingsrgrene / Sior0en.
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gm 9iamantbprs paa Msiutent6niet

On fien6t fiebenbabn1f 9iamant-
banoler, tt6ligere Siifeban6ler SSpr.
genien, iom bot 6rebet Sorretning
/ &Diflan6, og iom u6en @run6 bor
b9rH nqpnt / Sorbin0el1e me6 Dia>
manttpberierne, babbe / Soraaret
pantiat alle fine Dimnanter og
@11l6imDfffer poa Msfiltensbniet =
for 1900 @r.
Sor1e6en bar &anternes ii6ite
SSn6lgsningS6ag oprun6&, og 90
S6rgenien lite bab6e De 1900 &r.,