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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
TREE PLANTING STOCK AT
COST FOR maine FARMERS

A limited amount of this stock is now
available for planting in the spring Of
1916, and more will be on hand for 1871
planting.
On account Of the low price at which
this stock is sold, the following condi-
tons are made part Of the purchase
contract:
!. The trees purchased shall be used
only for the purpose Of planting lands
in the State of Maine.
2. The trees shall not be re-sold or
offered for sale before being planted by
the purchaser or his agents.
g. The trees shall be properly plant
ed with due care not to allow the dry
ing out Of the roots.
4. Reports shall be furnished when
requested. upon the condition and
growth Of the plantations.
s. Cash, check or money order for
the full amount Of the purchase ac-
company the order, or be collected on
delivery.
(The necessity for the last require
ment will be fully understood, when it
Is realized that this is not money
making transaction, and that no funds
are provided for bookkeeping or
the running Of accounts)
The Forest Nursery was established
three years ago, in connection with the
Forestry department Of the College of
Agriculture of the University Of
Maine. The purpose was two-fold: To
provide good planting stock Of COM
mercial species to prospective forest
planters in Maine at actual cost Of pro-
duction; and to provide practical expe-
rience in actual nursery work for stu
dents taking professional course in
forestry.
All orders are sold I. o. b. shipping
point, packing and transportation
charges extra, and no orders accepted
for less than $50 plants in one ship
mept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

The big herring gulls which have
been frequenting this part OF the river
during the winter months appear TO
h. increasing in numbers az spring ad-
vances and a. flock 0. seven was count
ed Sunday morning circling above the
river q short distance from the Jour
nal ONCE. During such time az the
tom Gods are running the gulls and
plenty to cat. but at ether times they
apparently have 70 supplement their
nsh diet with whatever they can fnd
floating on the water. II it looks good
TO them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

The Augugta Water Districts crew
kegan work Sunday morning for the
purpose Ut repairing the leak in the
water main on lower Water street OPP
posite the lower entrance of the Maine
Central station. ti.c Job being some
thing Of a difficult one On account Of
the men having to dig through the
Hassan paving, which IL even tough
or than 30 much granite. The rest 'ras
not difficult, however, ar the water
had taken out the frost. The leak was
found to be in the valve box in front
Of the railroad station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
OAK GROVE AND
WINTHROP HIGH
DIVIDE GAMES

Eassaiboro Ne, March 5.-tSpeciaD.
Two fast games Of basketball we're
played on Friday evening in the gym
nasium u the seminary. one between
the Grove boys tear and the team
representing Winthrop, in which the
Grove team proved too strong for tns
visitors. winning By the score Of II "
g. In this game the stars for the Grove
we're McLane and Wilson. and for the
Winthrop team Wiggin put Up fine
game. The next gam, vas between the
Grove girls team and the Winthrop
girls, and it vas close and very fast,
the visitors finally winning by the mar
gin Of 10 TO 8. For the winning team,
Miss Bgsonette was the chief attra ction
of the evening, getting a total Of four
goals and two fouls, which composed
the entire score for the winning team.
For the Grove, the Misses Towle and
Sibley were the stars. getting the total
score Of nine points between them.
The officials and synopsis follow:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

TIE regular weekly meeting q the
i. II e. 4 Radio CIlo will D. held
q, ~ O'Clock thig Monday afternoon
ia Room l. at the Z" b1!lc.ng. All
young men desiring 70 become mem
BERG q thig amateur wireless assoc.a-
ton rnay apply for membership at any
regular meeting .: the club. /. is 10.
nece.gary 70 be a nenber II the 7. II.
r. A. IT. be eligible for membership II
the Radio Club. the only condition be-
ing that the applicant be al least Z
years ~ age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Air ana; ss.z- Charles Doadsto Of
Casisea returned Saturday evening
from .seston, ~ners they ~eo- t~o
~-eekx age, NJ. Donce,o attended the
annual meeting IL ,ne Guernsey C.ubz
Aszoc iatlon, which vas entertained By
the Hoaton niernbers ard Of Ta.ca NJ
and ex-Got'. William 7. Hainss are the
oaly Name members Hr. and Mrs..
DondsYo also visited relatives ana
fr5endE in Revere, BeAcarnont, Med
ford, Roxbury ana Dorchester before
returning hCne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
Mrs. Frank Arbour

Mrs Frank Arbour passed away
Saturday afternoon az her home. %
Eorthern avenue, after short ilinssg
She was ls yearg Of age and the hug
band and one child survive. Funeral
services will be held ~ O'Clock Tueg-
day morning az 81. Augustine Catho-
lie church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Delegates IF the Spiritual Research
Society ACCOMPANIED by Prof. Joseph
Bartlett Of Boston, listed the Nation
al Home hospital Saturday afternoon.
Preparation was made u sing and talk
% the men in the hospital Prof. Bart
let. delivered short address and war
songs we're sung in which the veterans
Joined n the chorus. The delegates
presented each member Of the hospital
with a miniature American flag. The
veterans were delighted with the visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

''b" IN declined, as under no circum.
htahceE VIII a case he undertaken which
an MS opinion. cannot be- cured. or
greatly benefited where the case f..
"therwiE: hopel"ns. lie curcs iia pa-
Iehh 10 stay cured
Augn.'a. Me. Feb. 20. 10
would not take q thousand dollars
ana ne placed bark where ! was when
nrst went 10 PROT Caldwell for treat
meht. had sunered with heada che for
n 'oHE tiIne. 1bh pain In my back and
iesh' "ah NOR" tired on rising than
"heh went 70 bed. Ny food would
distress me. was very ncryoua and
all run down.
'""' I'll OF that IL changed can
cav anything with no i'll effect. Head
acne ana backachn All gone and vb.n
get up ] feel rested and r.fycabed
Fr"f. CaidWells treatment, is yr.at 7
feel like n new man
L. ". WASGATT.
81 Gage Street.
Prof. Caldwell is one OF tho rnn.,
successful speciaiists OF the doy in al,
Chronic and Long Standing Disease.
Cstarrh, Bronch,is. Conrump,ion
III you have weak lungs remember
He cures not only consumption in ~.
nrst stages but other chronic diseases.
lie IN true specialist and will treat
n" acute discascs. n people who have
catarrh would see him there would be
much less hay fever. asthma, lung
trouble. stomach and bowel trouble ana
deafness. Catarrh In very easily cured .
ana "A stitch in time saves nine" az
the old saying goes
= or Blood Diseases--Scrofula. all
kinds OF Tumors. Diseases Of the Stom-
ach and Digestive Tract.
Those fearful Nervous DiseaSes NJ
men and women. no matter from what
cause arising. Paralysis. Headache.
Prostitution. Lame Back. Neuralgia.
Sciatica and Rheumatism.
Diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. Male Troubles. Weakness mo
matter from what cause)
Diseases OF Reconsideration, Dis.
placements. Falling Of the Womb. Pro-
fusk Painful or Suppressed Menstrual
ton.
Women who are racked with pain In
the pelvis. side. back or head. or suf-
ferinR from nervousness and many
troubles peculiar to their sex. can ind
speedy relief and permanent cure with
out examination. Years Of suffering
and severe operations may be avoided
by using his new treatment. Hours. 0
to IL A. NJ. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. NJ,
except Sundays. Mondays. Thursdays
at ~ Grove street Consultation free
Hnd strictly confidential mar1-3.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

5Iry. Eva Horne and Mrs.. Charles Kim
ball u Augusta, VINO were called 70 Old
Town last week ny The death =: their
father. Jcgeph L. Fhiibrick. have return
81 home The remains were accom panied
20 Eroxn by Ea!ph PhiIbr.ck. Son Of
lie 1eceassd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

The March term of the supreme ju-
ciciAl court for Kennebec county will
convene tomorrow fTuesGay) morning
in the court hoUae in Augusta. Asso-
Gate Justice John z. Madigan pres!d-
ing. II IL expected that Justice Msd!-
gan will arrive in Augusta today from
Houiton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

e. ~. Townsend. J-.. Eao ms ssncs
Ia. summer teen empIoyed az ne "
r. Fo.x9,1 Il Son co-tec-icnerT store,
tzs rsgsgIsc his loz-Ilca - accsSt c-e
~ tie CycsaEt: Ehce .sC-c-y- ~.
Toxn.ena'g pAce Il tae Folsc-a s-o-s
viii ~ taken ~ Kari Coope-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

II tie Esr - ward tscksts IS p1o1s--
- II Eatz-csr INNINGS |c---zl q
ere. zzs Esds Il ire ward -lcxs~
liz can6sSzzs fer Sre- co1ne.lnsn c@-
.rx gt.sn - -. r.. Le.z1-er- w-e- =
.5sos-.t ssse tee. ~ " Taylor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

A.nrnsy General william l.. Pa.tsngali
Een. Eat1rtay afternoon 70 Lewiston,
where IN the ersning re gpoke a. Z DEM
ocratic Dlseting. He was accompanied By
Ags.stan. A,torsy Genera! Cgcar II.
L1abzr aad Frank e. Mare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

The tTo cases a. the municipal court
aysins. Ralph Strickland. the charge IN
eaoh q. which was that Of defrauding
hou.e keeper, were xs,tle1 ga.urday
morning withou, coming 70 trial IN.
money for ire paymen. of both being
cent by telegraph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
+. DIED..
APOOSTCOk.

.AF.DIJ.> IDON.
Pressure Isle-March /, Harriet May
berry F. Kimball
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-March 2, Frank Q. Berry
aged 90 years, s months, days; March l
Amelia Nolan; March !, Agnes Henley
March |. Jane Burnett: March 2, Rom.s
P. Edwards, aged Is years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Marjorie H. .ntsn- taggh;er Q. NJ
ana NEs. Clarence D. F@-rfald, Eass@1
away Sunday morning a. ths-r hoLas.
- Middle stree, sgec tn-ee months
runsra. services VII II I'D az :
o'clock Tuesday afternoon f-oLa ne
nCloE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
Emilienne Paradis

EmiIiennc Paradis. age 3 years. 6
months. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry PaI@dis, 100 Northern avenue,
died Saturday evening, after a shor.
illness from diphtheria. The funeral
took place Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

One within os aicoho!lc s.im0iaa.. vas
bk:ors TIE municipal cur saturday
morning ard "a beng found guilty VI the
charge o: in,oxics.ioa va. listed Nth
HGe 4. & ana ccs,x, which ke paid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

ZEe szxerzl u tie late Lss- 1ose1l
ec6e-scze VII - hest Al ossocx fhIs
Nc-1zT NoL1.z ~ g. A1xzs-s
eh.ycs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Mss Mary z. LILY Q. Bo~do.1hzD
was Il re ct-r Suntzy. hzv!ng ccIs
Up -,r ,.:- p-.7rse 0. seeiLZ asg -zt1-'
v.o uaterrsn. ss1-gical t-estEs1t
fsE dzys aga a. r.e A1g1s-2 Gs-ess1
aoer-at, zrS /. reported u IL co.Is
r.csIy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Fred Tzvsore VITO WITS FIR rne AZ
z-Ea fee 60, hzs lad g,nnrs II
s.sEs<d Il his rss.1s-c-. - S--cg-
st-es-. tie zI Sor Eatca Is -ss9-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

cay!@l Acre. r. q. Eagles. viii hoia
~ regular meeting &. Ire usual ho1r his
sve..nz and q good attendance IL desired.
f.e.rsEInen.a vii be gsrvsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Mrs. NJ. w. Birch. modiste, 10 Lincoln
street. IL now in New York City. keep
Ing her appointments with the import
establishments for review Of models and
fashions the coming season. Her Dress
making parIors are open in her absence
lin charge of Miss 8. r. kimball. who
will meet all patrons during Mrs. Brch'a
stay In the city. mchs-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Score 49, winthrop Goals -Fon
soo-. B:sso-e--e 4, ToEls > S.oasy :
Cs.s from fouls. B.ssone--s :. Sio!eF
!. Rse=-se. Miss Pu.nSn- Umpire Miss
C-c.su. Timer. Nsccenssn Io1e-
,wo .s-n.n1te pe-io1z- A-teEcsnce- -at-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
LOCAL NOTICE

Augusta will be represented BY .
festival chorus at the next Maine Mo-
sic Festivals to be held Oct. s. 8 ana
Z at Bangor and Oct. 8, . and 10 at
Portland II enough people are inter-
ested to form a chorus. Much enthusi-
asm for organizing chorus was
aroused by the entertainment given by
tho Chapman Concert Co. on Thursday
evening at City hall. Those interested
are asked to leave their names at the
music store OF Melville Smith & Son
before Monday evening, March 6.
mar6d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Rsv s,21! Z. Fns!aa q .as Caixssza
cavrca vas & casseagsr Of TIE s.1 tain
Saturday r.cra!.g. going % Eostst-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Lsf an NE. :. q. sy!.es..r pz.ss1
Z .aa./ i. E-.-A II :as gzea;. Z: 7e!A-
..ye1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

EAz1rs1-s Trzl<--,- Hervsy r A.iss
RI re:1rzs1 t.>La 2 y-s.t O. txo dzys &
t.ez.A:,..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

o. tss ts>... E.-.e re- Se2a.s g-sca.x or
q uzxz., r-z--.g Gz-.g s2s<s, s-oT
.sys.-
D-. T-ze's Z.fx-r. ~ F<n.tT Z-zxz.s.e
snt To-G Ez,ez[e-. I'll E.-ssT AMI
e~icGty sx,sI VITA. os,eet E,s<. s.osz-
zea s,5 elss-s 1z.so1- AsgIcs are s5so
5<.sA.es, s.S sr-s Es Ie-.s-s lie tal..
In. --1s's Esz.- 1zs cS-s IL Eocs9
II xoI[- soz1 G3<sa. FIo-1-a-. Tsxzs."
4. an sszIs.z'. N, Je zzt sG. A1,.ss
Album. ~.'o. A~. L.A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

Wrx, S~ors- K;lhzIi TlEs-.
E-oxr- Tina rwo -e-Es1E-e CAVES
Ar.sa6arcs. 49,
Ta Girls. ss-s-.1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
7eisshsne rs
0~. G1-

rzrcs II s.-anx., os.t2A-T Eo..ces. res
>!>t-o.s ri .ssrE-, e.c. IL! %
cnz.yeS Z. TIE ,a.e II tn cert. -:
.-ne. 80 charge !ess taaa e ceais-
E1os1riberg WHO .su 20 reeve tbs
Journal pyonp.ly xiu confer .z"or
W notisT;ng tie oHcs 1n,n st.Atsiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06
: X-RAY.
Wonderful Cures
By Electricity
Cases Of Years Standing re-
stored to Health and Vigor
by Prof. CaldwelI's Treat.
ment.

Among the EEL
Informed. doubt
~ ipnTer rzIste
T.! pYrf faldWc!i's
~DncerfgI succsas
" curing long
sta.ndlnY diseases.
The evidence ar
eumUla.en ana II
- direct and pr
tive that IL would
sDI"ar that any
One WhD viii con-
fnIe - suffer In
the old way with
put making any
Stternpt ~ get HE
pid must have
erme special Yea. :
snn for wishing
a. remain sick.
Cpnsultatinn ~
continued free but
no one will take
orense IL thei,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-06

FsasssMs ~ s.os-zEa vos-s arr foEs
q t.s rrss. e.szcst 1za.zsez n e1ZEse1-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
@rkantkrn.
(9eteftin Mpbelle .af Hal1e &oien
frant5).

gigil @o1it bop6e ct l1r> og bct
bar pent, set bar ct &epeterur> ion!
bons lille fr6lle6e Mrbi6 elifeoe
ODER alt paa Sor6en. Set fun0e
1ige Ding bang = Ding bang meget
fgnnere ems &loffeipillet paa &au6=
buffet.
0g ioo fun6e set 1uffes op, iao
man fun6e ie set in6penoige.
Set gjoroe lille Mrpi6 EFT Gong:
me6ens So'er iob> og iaa iag6e uret
fife mere 6ing Bang, for Set bar /
|5tpffer.
@elt / @tpffffer.
Ser bar fun en- er1ei tie urmager>
Ser fun6e reparere Set rr, ban
fjen0te set og bol6t al Set, for 6et
rQr bans 8e6itefa6er, ser bab6e Ia.
bet oct for meget l9nge li0en. San
he6 5pller og boebe / Brgnnega0e.
Del gift Soft mes me6 uret. @e(=
Ter og &ollt bor go6e 8enner Oh
gomle 8efierote. 96ller bar borne:
1fp6t / @iborg, bpor @ollt bar fra
iom Gfole6reng bab6e @ollt ti6t ito:
set / 9pllers 8utif bag Mmtsgaar:
Sen og let poa Mefanismer> Ser
Gang bop6e @ol1t egentlig tenf
poa at blipe Nolptefnifer. Set ba'
ban 10 life blebet. gfaa, ban bo1
tilfre6s me6 lin Sitting / Holitiet
ifjgnt bans Some ofte inaffe6e fol-
Dom ONT at opgibe Sen.
Set bil6e fan life, ban bil6e cir
re 9eptte, og Bette fer for 1to0 ba1
mi en- Gang. Moaife Set 6og alli
gepel fun6e ben6e bam, at bal
uofprte noget rigtig 1tort, noge
gapnligt og go0t for mango Men
neifer.
Set tenfte bon netop pao, ion
bon gift ODER 5pllers Serifel I 6e
gamIe @us / @rgnnega6e, me6 s
%1nurrige, imalle @in6uer og 5
%fnirfen6e> iteile Srapper.
- @o6aften Meiter> iag6e @oll1
6a ban troa6te in6. Meiter ia
'trablt, bba6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

Sire Wt1n11tter otter itoo Sollt /
urmagerens &prfI ties.
- ~MaAe -s~1. -.
Spller tog 'Dcnligt in1o6 ham GA
gift ino for at berte l1ret. &oo Ell
|@tol / &prfitc0et las en- eleoout
flpot m%erfboorct Mon6 ifert en-
Sifnopels, og mc0 Minge paa en-
bpio ioigneret @oar6. San bar mis-
oelbej n1eo en- fort militerilf &nc=
belsbort og Gul0lorgnetter. Sou
LOB, iom ON bor iIet life bemprfe=
oe Sen inotre0cn6c @ollt, Ser paa
fin SIDE fun foitc0e ct flpgtigt 8lif
paa bam. Sollt fdlte imi0lerti6 qo6t
at BEN fremme6cs 8lif bbile6e paa
bam.
Spller TOM 1r1e6 uret, set bar
e11onn fife felt fer6igt og &oIit
LOB, lom ON bon bar meget fieo al
set.
urmageren bar %un6erlig uroIig.
ban bi6ite life, bpa6 &olit baboe
for men 6enne gob fig goo Gi6 og
oooleoe ret bgjrpltet Me1teren, forbi
ban life bob0e bol6t fit Orb. &an
benote Jig ON til Sen fremme6e og
lag6e:
@Dnes 9e iffe> min &erre,
at bet er en- Sfom al en- 9anno=
berfer at bol0e en- &11n6e for gea:c
men 1oa6an er Sc ale.
Sen %.fremmeoe loa prgerlig no
og itamme6e ct Hor Orb mellem
Sen6crne.
So1lt bleb be0. - geei 11aar 0e
lfal baDe 6eres Detailing, 1aa be0 be,
bbo6 Set bill itge at bore BEL temt.
fife ion6t, min @erre, iaa6an er
ois1e &oan6pprfere - ems ODER
bele &er6en.
(5ll1ttcs / nplt Nrmmer.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

|tionens be6ite Meno mootte friit:
1an beife6ne &aur. 9u 1parebe Ell
|af Sc tillteoeperen6e Spaniere 6is?;
0pblinoige Sr6: ~@r Set Mp6 oQ
|5abn, Ser bar facet bam til at fri
be, iaa gibe @uD ban albrig mao
blibe beobopen6e, for at ban be6 fin
Mrmo6 og alene De0 fine @erfer far
berige Den ganife @eroen." Gerban'
tes ielb bar me66elt os Bette / Gret
il Gortalen til on6en Del al v9on
Guijote"; ban flyer forpprigt ogiao
ct an0et Ste6, at vSnlt iferper 0p.
fin6iombe0en".
Son Guijote"s on6en Del, SCI
er e116nu Dpperligere> 6Dbitn0igere
og faltere i. Stil og &ompoiitioy
ems SEN fgrlte, por en6n1t life u.s.
fommen, Du ser fremfom en- 8o9
mes f9lgen6e Sitel ~Mn0et @in6 al
Sen :itn0rige Mbelsmono 9on Suijo=
tes 2ib og 2epne0" UNDER 6orfatter=
napnet Mlonlo Sernan0e5 Sc Mbel=
lonebu, trDft / Sarrugona 1914.
|@bor6an Set egentlig b9nger lam=
me11 me6 6enre m9rfelige 1ittergre
Mpltififation bill rimeligbis nl6rig
blipe opflaret; man bar antaget, at
gfap11et Mpelluneba por ct Y1eu0o=
MINI, Ser mulig 69ffer oper en al
Gerpantes' litterere Mebbejlere, 1om
bloc erbberbe Jig en- lctfjpbt Sejr
poa set pppulpre Gn1ne; men ingen
Sprlfer far til 0ato p9ret I 5tano
til at fa1tllaa Sorfotterens S6enti<
tet. 9et er imi6lerti6 bpr0 at lpgge
Mprfe til, at 0enne opofrpfe u9oll
Guijote" iaa longt fra at bore ct
litterert Wafb9rf en0og bar. 1ao
fortrinlige Ggenifaber> at man fri
ites til at unDerlfripe, bpa0 en- CT
.@pol1iens mo6erne litter9re Mutori,
|teter bor u6talt> nemlig: ~9biS Ger=
bantes' r0on Nuijote" life eri1te.
re0e, bil6e Mpellane0as &oman bate
bpret ct al @ope6pprfene / Ben 1pan>
tie 2itterotur.
geu til 9ags far iiffert ~9oll
Guiiote" miltet en- flor Gel al lin
.Siltrnfning, / set mi16lte u6enfor
Sc 1poniftalen6e 2an0e, i6et 6en5
@mne og Milieu, @jenitan6en for
Gutiren og @umoren freezer 1tGrre
Soruoietninger, ems Ser finoes bos
Dor Si6s 2n1ere. Tor Sc ollerfleite
er u9on Guijote" og Gerbuntes fun
tomme Napne, og set er piltnof full
ct ringe. &rocentantal al bore font
tioige, ser bar lelt bette u6e6eliJe
i&prf fra @n6e til an0en - meo
birfelig Snteresle og Silfre0sbe6.
Carl 8raHi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
BILLIGT LAND.

En- god 12O Acre Farm 2 Mil
hefra, til $115 pr. Acre. $4,000
Udbetaling, Resten paa It'd. En-
1875 Acre Farm, Becker County.
Mimi, opdyrket, kun $55 pr. Acre.
En- god 80 Acre Farm naer Wahkon,
Mimi, Mile Laos Co., opdyrket, og
SO Acres ryddet kun $40 pr. Acre.
$4,000 Udbetaling. Andre lignende
Godtkj9b, saa lRnge de varer.
Sigurd Petersen, Ruthton, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
LAND L MONTANA.

Evorfor betale hjj Rente nar De kan kjebe dt bedste Land.
Nordveten til lave Priser. - S@l er Land fa +o til fon Dollars
Ronna gdestah dngpr pr: A ere Resten paa lang It'd til s%s pct Rente.
It'll $25 pr; Acre: De kan ee Deres eet HEN Lebet at faa Aar.
Godt Land or kreaturavl. Kornet giver god Afr@de og er let at
1 1ssnao st s1m. in niger stubbe: .,Rigeig Br@ndsel Ku): vandkn-
der og BROMIDE. M3rk Muldjord med 4erunderlag. Skandinavisk Settle
|mens og kan give Dem bedste I'd alg. De kan sdv med lille Bekost-
ming unders@ge Diet, we'd at komme herud NJ Sc pa Aven OF forh6re
|Mr:. Farmer hvorledes han er "get ing on: Vii til enhver It'd wise
PEN landet og besvarer allie Fore pdrgsler. Hvis De tenker at Vile
have blhgere Land Enc hvor De u lever Nogle code Ranches" til
Salg e = Murrp nuorHvo Mon+o,. #