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Meeting of Board of Trustees of
A. I'll. s


The Board of Trustees of the
Agricultural High School met in
Supt. Phillips Office May 2nd 1916.
Teachers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
Prof ] Q Looney Supt., w r
Nettles, Supt Agricultural De
partment, Miss sLuella Hester.
Domestic Science, H C Long,
Mathematics and English Litera-
ture.
This is a strong faculty and we
look for very prosperous year in
1916 and 1917. Last year was a
phenominal year, making the
maximum attendance the first
real scholastic year. Few of
these schools can point to a better
record. OF Prof Looney it is not
necessary TO speak in Tishomingo
county. His name is synonym
for first class teaching.
OF Prof Nettles we can truly say
that he has made good. He is a
strong man and from an industrial
economic stand point he is the
man for the place. He commands
the respect and obedience of the
young men under his department.
Of Miss Aston, who has seen
fit to sever her connection, the
Board has not one word of criti-
cism. We wish for her the high
est measure of success wherever
she may cast her lot.
Prof Long is especially strong
in the free school branches.
Boys and girls who go under his
instructions may as well make up
their mind to do some good old
fashioned work. Prof Long will
give you plenty t. do.
Miss Hester comes to us well
recommended. We bespeak for
her the love and respect of those
coming under her direct super
vison.
A new dormitory is necessity.
After consultation we wish to
thank the Board of Supervisors
for the interest shown and ex-
pressed for the education of the
boys and girls of our county.
Our Board has been criticised as
TIGHT WADS. We find them
wideawake to the importance of
the educational interests of our
county. Ready and willing to do
what they can to advance the
cause. With the present faculty,
with new dormitory,and few
acres more land, there is no
reason why our A Fl S should
not be grand success. With
board at $500 per month, free
tuition and no inducement TO
spend money foolishly there is no
reason why the overall and check
ed apron brigade may NOT lead in
the guard of brighter and
better things for Tishomingo
County.
ALONG PULL AID a STRONG
PULL and all will be we'll.
r. II. Carmack
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County OF TIsHoMINco


To Mrs Annie Gracey and min
or children, Barnett, John, Charlie
Elizabeth, and George Gracey,
you are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of said
county and state on the second
Monday of June A D 1916, to de.
fend the suit in said court of State
of Mississippi ct al VS. w M Hund.
ley ct al, wherein you are defend
ants. This May 1st. 1916.
E A Payne, Clerk.
w ] Lamb, Atty for Plaintiff.
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We have secured the services of
Rev W M Campbell for 10 days
and our Revival Meeting will be
gia the 1st Sdllty ia Jdne
Everybody cordially invited. Let
Us work together for the Salvation
of our people.
W ID Mccullough, Pastor.
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On May Sth, the Nashville
Booster Club will leave Nashville
on its Tv elfth Aanual Tour, and
will visit luka on May 9th.
Their train will arrive at $50 D
m and will be here As minutes.
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Announcement.

| want to announce to my
friends of Tishoming County that
| am contestant in the pony
contest and would appreciate your
support and influence in helping
me win out. Pearle Jordan.
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will Cd W preach the funer-
al of the wife of Mr. Lewis Adams
at eleven o'clock Second Sunday
in this month at Pleasant Hill
churcn two miles south of Iuka.
T Robinson.
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There will be services at the
Baptist Church every 1st, End,
and 4th Sundays of each month.
We cordially invite everybody to
attend these services.
The vidette., 1916-05-04
MANY TROUBLES
DUE TO AN
INACTIVE LIVER

Many of the troubles of life such
as headache, indigestion, constipa-
tion and lack of energy are due
to inactive livers.
CRIGSBY LIV-VER-LAX is a nat
ural, vegetable remedy that will
get the liver right and make these
troubles disappear. 1t has none
of the dangers or disagreeable
after effects of calomel:
Get SOC or 81 bottle of this
splendid RENE iy from your drug
eist today. Every bottle bears
the likeness of L K Grigsby, who
guarantees it.
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Local AND Persona

Little boy don't you want him
Bermuda grass seed at C W
Meningitis.
No 666 will cure Malaria or Bill
GUS Fever. 1t kills the germs.
Garden Seed at Model Drug
Store.
That Shetland Pony. Read the
offer in this paper.
Tomato Plants for Sale.
34-tf John Eviett Pyle.
Fer Sale-Four Room Cottage
near Spring Park.
adv-20tf Sam Wiley.
No 600 will cure Chills and
Fever. 1t is the most speedy
remedy we know.
Everything in the Eating line
at The Sanitary Grocery Store. ("
Come and see. c w Mcknight.
Little girl don't you want him
The following prominent citi-
zens of the county were Iuka Wis
itors this week: DIR. N. c. Wal
drep, Prof. ]. o. 'Looney, w. C..
Hundley, L. M. Oaks and Rapp
Reynolds.
A luxury and necessity
Screen Doors. We have them.
-n33] w. o. Jackson Hardware Co.
Candy Days-Mondays and Sat
urdays. One pound of Wiley's
best 39c. Model Drug Store.
Will save you money on gro
ceries if you will give us trial.
c. F. & ]. G. Bonds.
Wanted-Hands to cut timber
and work at saw mill and teams
to haul logs. ] r Elledge,
IS Paden, Miss.
Snowbound Flour is best. Try
a barrel and be convinced.
c. F. & ], G. Bonds.
No Work Ice Cream Freezers.
quarts and half gallons. Freezes
cream in 80 minutes. We guar
antee it. w. o. Jackson
n33l Hardware Co,
Cabbage, Radish. Beets. To
mato, Cucumber. Lettuce, Col
lards. Mustard, Watermelon. Buy
your seed from the Model Drug
Store.
Preserve the health of your fam
lily by screening your doors and
windows. Let us furnish you with
what you want i'll this line.
331 w. 0. Jackson Hardware Co.
Powder up,
Paint up,
Primn m.
Doll up,
And buy your Easter Hat al
Powell's. They have a fresh, new.
up-to-date stock.
Protect your food and thereby
yourself. We have screen wire
and screen doors. W.O. Jackson
n33J Hardware Co.
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For Sale

Saw mill complete, million feet
location. Sell mill and contract
timber cut by thousand. See w
T Bennett, Iuka, Miss.
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Want to save Doctors bills
Screen your doors and windows.
n33J w. 0. Jackson Hardware Co.
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w. Ntl 2 h

|
moved to his new bungalow.
Hear Miss Emma Dee Randle at
the school auditorium Saturday
night.
observation-disclosures, Ano-
dyne- Kills pain, stops putrefac-
tion.
Rev. Turner has moved to the
cottage recently vacated by Mr..
Lucian Carmichael.
Buy one pound Good Roasted
Coffee and get a nice premium
free. c. F. & JIG. Bonds.
Miss Louise eynolds, of Tish-
omingo, is the guest of her friend,
Miss Willie Hiett.
We are glad to see Mr. It L
Brown able to be out again after
an illness of several weeks.
Freezing cream is hot work.
Buy a No Work Ice Cream Freezer.
Guaranteed by w. o. Jackson
Hardware Co. mss
You are respectfully invited to
give us a call whether you buy or
not. c. F. & ]. G.. Bonds.
A revival meeting will begin at
the Baptist Church the fourth
Sunday in May and run two
weeks.
A large crowd attended the
Sacred Harp singing at Mt Moriah
last Sunday. Dinner was served
Oh the ground.
Mr. Elan Smith has resigned as
night watchman and Mr. Bud
Barnes has been elected in his
place.
Emma Dee Randle, Monodrama-
tic Entertainer. School Auditor
ium, Saturday, May 6, p. IN.
Hear her.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs A G Hamilton sympathize
with them on account of the
serious illness of their baby.
Mrs Alice CHS m, Gates,
Tenn, is in Iuka on account cf
the serious illness of her father,
Mr. Jim Moore.
LOST-BlacL, white and tan
fox hound, with collar name of
Doc Foote on it. Reward if re-
turned to ] H Allen. Iuka, Miss.
FOUND.-A lavelier. Owner
can secure same by calling, de-
scribing some and paying for this
ldvei tlsement.
(Miss) Lucy Watson.
The meeting at the Presbyterian
church will begin Sunday May
2.st. Rev Boyce of Bald wyn will
conduct the services.
1t is easier to keep the flies out
than to drive them out after they
get in. Screen your doors and
windows now. We can fix you
up. w. 0. Jackson
mss Hardware Co.
DR. w t Lowery cannot attend
our Commencement but his brother
Prof Booth Lowery will deliver
the address in his stead.
A fine ten pound boy arrived at
tfie home of Mr. and Mrs J c Nc
Culloch, Friday, April 28th and
will make their home his perma-
nent abiding place. We extend
congratulations
For some of the finest strawber-
ries we have ever seen or tasted,
we are indebted to Mr.. ]. M.
Roller, of Route 8. They were Of
the Washington variety. Mr..
Roller is certainly a success at
strawberry raising.
FOR SALE.-18 kinds of sweet
potato plants. Bedded seven hum
dred bushels. Shipping season
begins May 10th. Prices and
names of kinds mailed on request.
Address w F Holiday,
34-8 Decherd, Tenn.
The Daughters of the John
Marshal Stone Chapter wish to
thank Mr. Lee Smith, Bro Nc.
Cullough, Mrs Neal and Mr. Will
| Brown for their assistance on
The vidette., 1916-05-04

Your orders are filled promptly
all the time at the
Model Drug Store.
The vidette., 1916-05-04

We have few silk dresses left
hat we will sell very much re-
dIced in pr ice. T L Brown & { o
The vidette., 1916-05-04

Our Drinks all the best EVER
Come to see u.s.,
Model Drug Store.
The vidette., 1916-05-04

The Daughters of the John
Marshal Stone Chapter wish to
thank Mr. Lee Smith, Bro Nc.
Cullough, Mrs Neal and Mr. Will
Brown for their assistance on
Decoration Day, also the Vidette
for courtesies SO often extended.
The second Quarterly Confer
ence for Iuka station will be held
May 22. The Corinth District
Conference will be held in Iuka
June 20th and 22nd. First ser
vice the night of the 10th and the
last service the night of the 22nd
w Mccullough, pastor.
/ Mr. Ferrell White departed thi
life April 18th, 1916. He wa
struck with paralysis on the nigh
of the 10th. He has been a mem
Der of the Missionary Baptis
Church for IS years and died i
the faith. He leaves wife an
eight children to mourn their los:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
sjsrnen far pertbt iiig.

SoaleocS ifriDer Dr. Stanlep
Malbbur1L forbenopren6e SSorrna=
lift / Mi11neapolis og for gjeblitfet
&rigsforrelpo1be11t til u2onon11 ST
meS".
8jerne1t er &1slnnD.
Gn frpgtelig &nnlp bil fon1n1e til
at itaa mellen1 Sen ltore tDife Seer
magt, og 8iernen, Ser, opirret af
&na1bS og Sor11ermeller> III, fl1n
ppnier paa at tage &epn.
&ele 0cl1 europpiife &rig pil life
j ben narnelte Jrelntio flu1ne OPP
BITE noget iaa oramatiif og af en-
iua ftor 8igtiebeb @eroensbiitori=
en- iom 8igrnelts gppaag11en. HlS-
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Mnarfiitiammenipereetie?

meget or1talte sSor}gg, lo,n 1ib1te
5orsbug bleb gjort / Chicago, paa
at forgipe benbeb 300 ,0eltagere |
en 8o11fet til sgre for grfebiifop
Wun6elein, fur fprt til Sp6agel1en
|of el1 bel0ig onlfatte11oe Mnarfiit=
|1Gnmenipergelie, bpis oet, Ser nn
meooele5 af 6e 5or. Stoters bent
melige Op6ogellespoliti bier fig at
bore rigtigt. Den asii1tere1l0e &pf=
|fencbef Sean grcnes forlpa11Dt la111=
me Not> ion1 @iftel1 bar fonrn1e1l
|5uppen til 5ellfabet, og ban er
|nistRntt for at babe forppet Gor=
|brD0elle11 On &anlmerot al botn,
Sobn Mligrini, er blebel1 arrelteret,
og bans @ieln1ner bar man f1t116et
en hel 9el 8rebe, ion1 figes at be
|bile 0en nabnte 5uanme1llbargelfe,
1om lfol gaa l,0 paa peo Gift og
|Spre11gitoffer at n1pr0e / Wengbe=
big al 8anflna11o, Erelter, &irfe=
gPngere cg no11ge on6re Me>u1eifer
nfaIte cit ber6ig Brelat bpit op
|2uftel1", - vIpre6e 800 blan0t
Soft ser gaar fra &irfe og I syreb
6rpfter, boa6 6e 11bs bar bprt" o. I.
er enfelte 11otrpf / 8rebe1,e). Cont
ntenlpergelien ifal oluipnnbe bele
|2o11oet. 5totsf911gslet / Sllinois
ifuloe ipre11ges / 2ufte11 og en-
MG11goe &irfer og a11ore itore 8Dg=
1inger ifulbe gaa lonrn1e Sci. Sal
|rige &irfebrm1be / Chicago / Sen
[lenere 5i6 1ettes / 6orbinbelle me0
oer1ne Saume1tlpGrgelie, og Grones
| itgcs mi ofte at babe brugt .ltprfe
Sr6 moo &onger, Hre1ioe,1ter .. a.
Smiblertio er mango nf 8repe,1e
u6e11 Ober= pg l1n6eritrift, ]aa mon
gjgr bel be0lt at bente poo nprnle=
re OplDsning, fpr mon fplDer lin
0om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
8ru rt1 farrnnr Ahn,t.
t1pt1f.
Sopnna1o, Gubo, 4. iyebr

Sapm1no, Gnbo, 4. Jebr.
Sr. Hebnftpr::-
0ecb 3berl11on1etret 26 lu10er Be-
no og en- forrpge11bc Sne1tornn for=
los ieg nit Stem Mellemitoterne
i Sl11t11irgen al forrige Maanco,
pon 8ee1l til Set iolrige Spbe1l og
Gl1bo, bels al 9elbreosbe11lDn ion1
oglno Jorbe1ltning ont at afilutte
et @anbelSanliggenbc> Ser lnngere
5io bopbe itooet 5ton1pe.
Eoa 8ejen neOaO 1rnoloo jeg life
at ltan6ie a1 Gag Oct fra Borgerz
frige,1 loa befje,0te Chattanooga,
Ienn., % lneb &abelbane befsgte
jeg Sen LOO 500 oper @pen belig=
genbe aampplobs, bbor @eneraler=
ne @rant og See 1tbfen1pebe ct al
Sc melt betpbningsflllbe 5log 11,ber
hele &rigen. 6or en- Mogangspris al
EN- abarter fit jeg 2ejligbeo til /
set biltoriife Ml,iprn1 at ta9e c1l
Ma11goe al Be fra @alnppla6ie,1 op=
io1nle6e 9eelifbier / 2jeip1l. 2igele=
oes ltnoloo jeg beller life at beiege
Sen un1iooelbart bag peo 8pen lig=
gen0e rationale &irfegoarO, Dnor
10000 @robe al falone Officerer og
Me,1ige ira begge 2ejrc eron1, er
taule @ioner ON 6e11 fortbibleoe
Scamp, Der Der 1,ofegteoes mellen1
oe 11orolige og oe 1polige Iroppcr.
So mere 5oget Derfro 11nrn1ebe
Jig SocfionDille. oelto bnrnere blep
oet, og neb ct. Ml1guiti11e, BEN Rlo=
ite 8p i sc sSor. 5tater, paa gejelr
til Weialui, {tnb Sbcrmolnetret paa
20 pbcr Jrpiepunftet.
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llalo, set itore, set 1terfe, 1neb fine
|ul1otpnunelige Sjelpefiloer alorig I
(aar1lpefl opgipe1l6e 2ul1D, bill bltpe
Eoe11 Hld, bborpaa al 8er0e11s Zine
|bil blibe f91tet fpr De na1te 3 Wtnn<
|neoer er tile110e.
9en onDen ltnre NerioDc at rus
lift slftipitet oil begpnbe at tage
|Tor1n peb 6oraarcfs 8egDnoel1e.
@bor ems 8erben 1na,1 fonn til
Den 9[nif11elie, at Gabet al 2p05 og
8ariall, Spifla116s ssSnotagelle at
Bolen pg Sc rnsitife choppers Ill-
bagegang lengere moo Noro bar
e1lsbetD0en0e meD, at Nusla11D por
lat no of 5pillet, pil mart faa 2i=
meme op for Set 1noolatte HuSlono
bar fgrlt mi begpn6t at f9r1pe.
S 9luguit % 5epter11ber laa 99lls=
lano fig paa oct labe1te Grin, men
fi6e1t 6en 1i6 bat &uslernes Stil=
ling ltabig forbe6ret Jig. @oer Mao=
ne6 fra m, al bil man ie gnSlano
! npe offeniibe Mngreb % ltgrfere
ems 11oge11iinbe. Gpifla,lb fan life
forgge }i11 5tDrfe / 91ten men
|&usla1lb er pg bliber lterfere n1eo
bber Sag.
On, 80 0nge bal bele Geroens
SpmRrflolnbc0 blipe bel1Denot paa
Huslanb, % man bil bpre Set l9=
Il fen6e Hublif11n1 / 5pprpogne, / So
|tellerne, / &lublofalerne og a116re
5teber a,otrpffe 0eres SSorbouielie
ober, at Oct oberol,1lbne gu5lm16
|igjen trl,er .meo at trp11ge i1lo i
|Gpifla1lo.
Om nogen leparat 6reaslll1t11ing
|bi1 Ser 1eppe blibe Sale. 6oruarcts
&on1n1e bill betDbe 8egpnOcllen at
@ngreb og Goribor ON igje1l fra
ben enc @roe nf &rigs5onen til ben
|a,1ben. 9e Mllierebes Mrmeer bill
trebe i11b 5eionen it9rfere ems
|noge1tiin6e, n1eoe11s ben tpif=pitrigife-
tprti1fe 5an1me1,llutning life Fan
fblipe ltprfere, enc be1, for Eibe1, er.
l9en er / 8irfeligbeben n1inbre /
l@roft, fra ct ,,1ilitprilf Stnnop,a1H.
ten6 for ct Mar fiben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

8renoernp+Saeen. Dei0oelfart,
20. SSnnuor. Otter bbab vMooel=
fart 8e11itrebl. erfarer, CT 5oge11
moo SaO0el,nager sSobanien /
8re1berl,p fife blebet gjenoptaget.
Sbab ser er 1fet, er, at ssSl1ltitsnti=
nilterel1 bar gibet Serrebsfogeo 5te=
pbenien 9il1a6elle til gjennem Sir
fe6onuner 9borien at 1dge fremifaf=
fet nogle 0plDs11inger pebrgre11oe
5agal fon1 set er blebet paaitaaei
fan gibes. SprIt bbis Ser fre1r1fo1n-
mer bplentlige nDe Splbsninger
Sagett bill Ser blibe taaet geitela=
melie ON, bborpi0t 0e11 ifal gjel1-
pptages.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

9anife aaniner til Spiflanb. S
Splge ct Selegram fra &ipbenbobn
/ forrige uge 1en6es ber for 9ie=
bliffet cit 1tor We9ngoe al Oanife
&m1iner til 5pfflan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Rigb, bpis mulist, bos bore
npertere,loe og nepn Mooet. 9erbeo
itetter De en- goo Gag % Ct banf
9Ioo. Mbertisiemerter er neopen.
6iqe for etbpert BIabs gfsiItens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Sra &riseu. s gore Glials bar
Gpiferne giort en- .Del Sren1gang.
i6t 6eres 9lrtilleri ieDneoe en- gef=
fe frantic 2ebegrape (400 Daros)
|meo SsSor0en> 1aa Granifn1ar6ene
blep nbot til at treffe fig tilboge.
9erimoo bar Spiferne tabt @rtois
og ct 6rebe1t tilbage n1eD lbere Sob
is Champagne bar 6e plrnoet list
frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

|por e1, of @tifterne og @ielen / 2e-
|oelien of Dobre &Iupben, ser er
|blebet en- politiff @agt paa Chico
|gos @orobe1tiioe. &on bar og1aa
Meolen1 of &a1nilton Club og of
|gbicago 11orffe &lub.
(v@far6inapen").
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Sopbns s. 9eeble oil, / 6plge
u2incoln Star" pe11teIig blipe pp=
ltillet 1om oen1ofratiif @uper11pr.
fn,,bibat Nebro1fo. Suns 8enner
90 Neningsf9ller er / pirfion1t Mr=
bej0e for ham sem &enleerbe.
(u9nn1tebirfe" y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

&rs. IS. 8. 9anien i Gacoma,
@a1b, G1fe efter afbebe @. $.
@on}en, 1ont bar Bice=Hreiibe11t
gocoma Weilling 60, bill Tplge
Ee1tmne11tet arbe set nne1te of fin
Ma1,bs Sor,111,e pao bc,1beD tre Mil=
lioner 9oIlars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Gn nb banif aoloni i bet norblige

Gn nb banf 3oloni bet norblige
California. s 2aSIen County / bet
nor6Iige California er Der / 6isie
Dage blebe1t begp1.bt> e1r ny banlf
4oloni, bbis Centrum bill bIibe Ell
np 8p amber Nabnet Ho1enoale.
&olo,,ie,, CT grl1nb(ogt df 5urners
2an6 Co., og bor 2anbsn1ar0 &e=
oaftor Mlfreo g. I11oerIelt, Ser ito0
/ Spioien for Observation-Disclosures
1fanbinabiife Bresle=8ureal, CT ble=
bet fnDttet til Goretagen6et, beb ielp
at bobe fipbt 40 slcres ssSSoro ion1
ban agter at oprfe. &olnitee1l for
8olo11ien bor tilbu6t at 1fjnnfe 10
acrcs 2onb til ct 0onif 5a11otorium
bpis Dnerif1,obet fra 8ioragene til
Gomnorfsbbgntnge1l ipln Ser far
b9ret GoIe. p111, Tol o1,beroes / ct
foaba,tt Tjen1eo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
ereIle .bebppeg

i''Dtil IL ~ q e !. vrelie bebroes i
europa. p
S 2gr0ags >oes fra
Stpcfbpln1, at ct Lors6aQs
blep bolot / &ipbe11bap. ldf 45 oan-
tie MG'1o og &pinoer for at ppIge
Delegater til 6e1 1,eutrale 6reosfon=
ferenie i Stocfbol1n. 8lonbt be 12
paa Meoet u0balgte Delegater fin
6es SO. &lauie,l Bice-Ereiioenten /
ben 6arlfe &igsbog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Spciaftit=Gartiet 9eorb 9afota
bar 0isle Dage bol6t W1poe / Sci
mot, bpor De opltille6e en- fuIbite11oig
8alglilte al 5tate11s gn1beDsmpnb
be6 oet fontme11be 8olg. 8or 2a1,oS-
n1ano s.. Gram, Sen befjel1bte 8Dg=
nings= =@ntrepren9r / 0epils 2afe,
bleb unoer Wpbet beeret 1r1eb SEQ
minatione11 fom &ongresn1m,0 i
5totel1s ferlte 0iltrift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Sen banife 9au,per vSarmatia"
babbe fnrleben ct Son1menltpo meo
Damperen vSeon", % er blepen
inbbugleret iii gee1pport 9ectps neb
ct Sui sfroget poo 8agborDs 81
oe1. Sfaben beb @olli1ionen onlet=
tes til $4,000.
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9auperen v9lppam"s sSgrer CT

9anperen uMppam"s 6srer en-
Sgn6eri9be. 2eitna1,ten poo ben 1to=
re engellfe Dan1per" ugppon1", Ser
forle6el1 i11obragtes til geelpport
Stems ion Briie, er biemmebgrer=
De Mobenraa. Sons yapn CT SONS
Berg, og Sc fle1te at bans tDpe
Mano ltGrfe 8clptning CT 5e116er=
juber og taler 9o1llf. r9(ppon," bill
nu> 6plge oe ienelte Me6belelier>
fan 2op til at blipe interneret in6til
&rigcn er fprbi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

rSejbiiereu", set befienbte ai0s=
ffrift, lon1 ubeibes of 6abrnep &
@o,1s 60. Chicago, pil be1,ne
noe b1ipe 1e1bt til 8lobets 2e{ere.
S 1nangfolbige 4ar bar ~Gejbiieren
pou be,111e Maaoe f1116et Sci Ill Sc
1ete 1tanoinooilfe Sien1 @taterne,
% mango bar iifffert npot meget
epbt al at fplge Sc oeri neblagte
Binf, meo @e,11pn til Bebligebolbel=
fen at ct gobt 9elbreo.
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8urhutlnHatatrrtlr.

Garter 9arriion, Ser 4 Wange
bor ppret Mnpor / Gbicogo, 11Gp11es
III, lon1 n11lig @fterfgleer of @arri=
fon Ionl &rigsn1i1li1ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

ban110bGrfet lR11ge fpr 0e111e &rigs
ubbrub, ba bum bnb0e oeltoget set
Mancburiife Selttog UNDER @e1te=
ral &enne11fanpf. gusitifc Blooe
foriifrcr, at bun bar giort bigtige
Gienelter og iprlig i @roono=@gnen
1faffet Sc ruSft1fe .&erferere betp=
lbelige sSor0ele beb be11bes lofale
|&l1n6ifnb &rigerife 2anrber bp1te=
be ogiaa Sen guile Martba", lon1
|ueb 5ocboc5ep re0Deoe Ell rnsli1f
5one fra Ell allere6e fprIabt Sfpt=
|tegrap % nebife6 to Jje11oer, lon1
|Dilbe forfelge be11be.
Sc to &erbensfanaler. 5oapel
|Sne5= fonu Ynnalna=&anaIe1 aje11=
|ne1neaar / 6isIe Gage EN- fritiif
Yerio6e. Netop lon &onama=&ana=
len, lal1gt borte fra &rigs5onen,
|iful0e ltan iin Erpbe, er ae11 otter
|bleben rant af l1bel0> bDis Mrt og
|Gmfang mon life faor rigtig flor
|8elfcb paa. Me,1 peo Blot, at bet
|igjen er roe11 ba,16re1be sorb"
|ion1 er ltrebet no / &onaIlpbet. S
Woaneber bar Irofife11 NH pgret
|lta11o1et, og mango Sfibe paa bber
|Sibe nf SSlt6lnen bnr maottet 6iri=
|gercs Sen lange % ltorn1ful6e Sci
lDO ON 9ln1erifa.
Sue5fanolell herimoo bar 1tobig
i ltprre og n1i1tore @ruO bGret Oh
|refte truet al. 8rigen. .gnglerl0erne
bar foretaget oufattel1be sSoronltalt=
|ninger til oe1ls sSorfpar. Men ois1e
er life of ale lfribsfare1lbe 9eatio=
,1cr blebet betragtet 1oln f11lbt BE-
|trpgge110e, / bpert sSalo life for be-
lie Nute11.
Set itore iapal1ife Dun1plfibs1el=
ifab "Nippon Dulen aaiibo" bar
faaIeoes befjen6tgjort, at Sen fra
|2o11oon til assapan afgooe,,oc 9aln=
per u@itono" piI tage @uten ipb
on, Mfrifa.
Gen 15oe Dae,nber befje,1btgjor=
0e sen rottrou1ulfe 2loboli11ie, at
|bis{e al oens 1alnpere foreIpbig bill
De benptfe &ap=g1ute1, tit set fjer11e
9ite11, ibet 5elifobet ion1 @runo
|angnp, at Ser tor l1bisbe0 ON,
bborpibt ,nnn / sort 5oio og1oa
i Jren1tioe11 f1u16e regne 1ne0 at
|fun1e i116tuge Sc 11popenDige &no>,=
|tn Sui.
6or Dnrpifibsielifoberne og Sc:
fragterr1e betp0er Ruten fp0 ON
|Mfrifn oIlern,i11o1t Ii Cages Rej1e
|lengere.
~Gor 3upnene 'onafring Sc. to Ser
|bensban6beje er Be monge 5an1-
n1enite6 at llbelb ftffert 6elpis ref
|boarbe efonon1iife 5lng, ir6til Ser
otter fontner 2ip og Serolel gjel1=
!ne,n Sen cer1trala11erifo,11fe ulrlfot
|og ben p1terlanbife 3rfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

5ollanbs Hresic itiller Gran til
SbiHanb. 8ao6e tpiffie1,6tlige og
tDifpenlige 8labe / &ollanb freezer
ltGrft, at Gplfla11b ifal 1nisbillige
5enf1lingen at oe11 bollanOife 0mn-
per uMrteruis" Norb1ee11 og ltraf=
fe oen 5fibsfgrer> font ubfprte
5unfninge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
st gammelt banif Msgtepar gaaet

st gammelt banH Wstepar saaet
It'll Spile. Sra @riro, Soma, 1neb=
oeles, at bor 2anosnan6 Jreb. &as.
nuSie11 og &ultrl,, be11bolosbis 73
90 72 9lar gon1le, mes fun ct Bor
Cages Mellenrum er ofgaaet beo
Deben og er bleben lagt til @pile
/ Ell fRlles @rap. Mrs. 8as1ru1s1en
bpoe efter faa Doges Spgbom af en
2u1lgebetanoelie % 91atte,1 fbr ben-
6es ferft fnItiotte Begrapel} }esbog az
git Manben be0 Dpoen. Mo1, u6=
latte 90 8egrubelien 1aaIebes. at Sc
begge bIeD ioroe6e pno iarnne Sag.