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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Rooms on Third Floor.

Rooms on 1nlrd + lOOf.
on the third floor are located the
clothes drying room, entrance to the
hose tower and a large room which
can be fitted up as d gymnasium or
storeroom. In the rear of the build
ing is a large storage house for thirty
tons of coal for emergency in case of
large fire. y the present time englne
companies Nos. >. 3, 9. 1s. "a. % and 20
are equipped with motor driven APP
paratuS as are also truck companies
Nos. ]. 3, : and T. In addition all of
the officers Of the fire department are
provided with roadsters, except Chief
Frank J. Wagner. who has touring
The officers include four battalion
chiefs. deputy chief engineer. Superin-
tendent of Machinery Thomas NJ. Rob
inson and Fire Marshal Nicholson one
extra roadster is kept in reserve at all
times. During the past two years the
District Commissioners have obtained
from Congress appropriations for mo-
tor-driven apparatus and this recog-
milton on the part of the legislators, it
is said, shows the necessity for this
type in a city like the National Capt.
tai.
1t is predicted that within the next
three years the local department will
be completely motorized. if the present
plans are carried into effect. For the
coming year the Commissioners have
recommend three new hook and lad
der trucks. two fire engines, eight COM
bination chemical and hose wagons and
eight motor tractors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

another plan that II is expected will
be taken up in many big cities.
The plan is for a courtesy week. the
suggestion for courtesy day in De-
troit having first been made by James
Couzens. police commissioner. and then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
COURTESY WEEK PLANNED.
Detroit Will Hold Another Expert
ment in Settling Traffic Problems.

Detroit the city which has shown the
cities Of the country. is about to offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
New Home of No. %.

The new home of No % is an impos
ing structure two stories high, of buff
brick and stone. with two large en-
frances on Connecticut avenue. The in
terror also is finished in buff brick
with concrete flooring for both the first
and second floors. In the rear are Iocat-
ed small storeroom and hose tower.
On the second floor are the sleeping
quarters, shower baths. locker room and
domestic clothes dryer. On the second
moor front of the entrances is located
tdpl- Beers quarters, adjoining which
is recreation and reading room for
the men. one of the donations to the
men included a bookcase filled with
books by prominent authors, the gift
or the Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Association
Inc complement of the new COMPANY
includes: Captain, Charles + Beers: lieu
tenant. g. G. WOLF: sergeant, Il. G..
iegeler; privates. l. Han, J. B. Du,ton.
-. H. II Nelson and W. l.. Hurley; J. J.
.Iates, assistant driver; engineer. !. NJ
"ostcr: assistant engineer. r. f.
oden, and second assistant, F. C. Han
hn.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
TWELVE STATES HAVE BULK IF
 PUBLIC DOMAIN

Uncle Sam still has considerable land to give to the enterprising citizen, man or woman, who wishes to establish a home Secretary of the Interior Lane announces that more than a quarter of billion acres of land remain in the public domain, according to official figures, just compiled by the general land office. These acres are located in twenty-five different states, extend ing from California to Michigan, from Florida to Washington. All but D. 296.000 acres of it is in the far west. with Nevada containing the highest acreage. 55,375,077 An even dozen of the extreme western states alone hold more than 250,000,000 acres. The exact amount of land that is unreserved and unappropriated according to the of ficial figures, is 254,945,5S9 acres. Of this amount, approximately 92,000,000 acres are unsurveyed.
 Missouri reports the least area of vacant land, having but 952 acres, which are scattered over sixteen coun- ties. Alabama has 42, ,6S0 acres in 5l counties; Florida 135, 237 acres in 45 counties, Mississippi 30,374 acres in 58 counties, and Louisiana 44,S04 acres in 57 counties.
 In 52 counties of Michigan may be found 90,540 acres, while 30 counties in Wisconsin report 5S72 acres.
 Of the Pacific states, California has 20.025,9 ,999 acresl of vacant land: Ore gon 15,337 ,S09 and Washington, l. 132,571.
 Large areas of vacant land are re- ported in the Southwestern states, as follows: Arizona, 23597,219; Nevada, 55,S75,o77; New Mexico, 26,SSS,S79; Utah. 32,96S,S37.
 The land in the Dakotas is rapidly passing into private ownership only 2,3S2,5SS acres of vacant land being re- ported in South Dakota, and S1,199 acres in North Dakota.
 Of the northwestern states, Idaho contains 15,510,56l acres of vacant land. of which 6,679,07l acres are unsur- veyed; Montana, 16,649,725 acres with 1420O71 unsurveyed; and Wyoming 2s.52s.492 acres with 1,960,752 acres un- surveyed.
 Kansas vacant area is reported as 56.01S acres, while Nebraska contains 146,256 acres.
 In Colorado. over two and a quarter million acres were appropriated during the last fiscal year. leaving l4,90S, ,l2I acres now vacant Of this area. oyer 2,000. 900 acres are unsurveyed.
 The total area of inappropriate land, surveyed and unsurveyed, in tn, twenty five public-land states, is re. ported as follows:
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
East Phoenix Precinct
 Phoenix, Arizona.

ed for the same position at Springer vile.
 The republican ticket is the follow ing: for supervisors. Heber Jarvis and Joy E. Patterson, of St. Johns; for county attorney, Gilbert E. Greer, of St. Johns: for sheriff, Almon RIggs: for treasurer, w. B. Edgar; for superintendent of schools, w. S. Gibbons. Of Eagar: for assessor, J. s. Gibbons. of St. Johns.
 The republicans have no candidates for recorder or for either of the legis la;iye positions.
 The positions on the republican ticket were practically all to be had for the asking but the democratic ticket was the result ofa lively fight on all the positions excepting for state senator and county attorney. IL was a specially hard fought con test between E. W. Grimes and An drew Maxwell for the sheriffs of- flee. There were five candidates for assessor and the fight was close be- tween c. s. Love and Allie Mineer who won over him. Mrs. Berry, who was Apacne county's representative in the lower house last time. was a candidate for re-nomination. and was defeated by Mir. Wiltbank. Mir. Burgess. Mr. Brown and MT. Golfer are the only present incumbents who won renomlnations. There was
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
KENTUCNANS BUY B|C TRACTS a. VALLEY AGRICULTURAL LAND

Sales of eight tracts or land in diffeant parts of the valley aggre- rat!ng go acres. at the total price Of s2a", ,00n was affected by Jordan & Company. during this month 10 some excellent people frcm Kentucky who are coming hero to make their homes. Some of these gentlemen had been here in August last. bus most cf shern hao never seen the valley before. and they are all de- lighted with the prospect and have gone home to prepare to bring their families to the valley.
 The list includes Ii. D. Thornton, Robert Lassastar l. l.. Barnett. C.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
JONES TELLS WHY
 TA[LEY RETRIEVED

That the ninety day reprieve of Robert Dayton Tailey had no political or other ulterior motive. was the statement of Attorney General Wiley Jones, yesterday. MT. Jones adduced as proof, the fact that Thursday was the first occasion the board of par dons and paroles had to pass on the case of Talley and that his reprieve had been granted because it was out of tho question that the board should let the hanging proceed without hear ing the new evidence promised by the defense.
 The case of Garcia was pointed out. Garcia murdered Policeman Harris in
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
GIRLsl CLEAN AND BEAUTIFY HAIR
 NO DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDERINE

application of Danderlne dissolves ev' cry particle of dandruff; invigorates the scalp. stopping itching and fall ing hair.
 Danderine is to the halr what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and producing properties causs the hair to grow long. strong and beautiful.
 You can surely have pretty, soft lustrous hair, and lots of it. if yor will just get 25 cent bottle ot Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try 1t as directed.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
Stop washing hair! Try this! Makes hair glossy, soft
 and Abundant.

Surely try a "Danderine Hair Clcanser if you wish to immediately oouble the beauty of your hair. Just moisten cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair. this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil-in a few min utes you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and possess an incomparable soft ness, lustre and luxuriance.
 Besides beautifying the hair, one
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
HORACE WHITE IS DEAD TPepubIican A. P. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-Horace White for many years one of the countrys foremost journalists and an authority on financial subjects. died at his home here today after long ill- ness He was S2 years old. MT. White was a survivor of the distinguished proup of New York journalists which included Charles A. Dana, and White law Reid He was a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
RESU[TSO UT PRIMARY
 IN APACHE; RESCUE
 CLUB AMONG VOTERS
fsnec;.I correspondence.)

SIT. JOHNS. Sept. 15.-Apache county primary has resulted in this democratic result: for supervisors. Henry -. OversCn. of St. Johns. and C. c Naelge, of Vernon: for county attorney. Andrew s. Gibbons, of St Johns for sheriff F. w Crimes. of St. Johns: for treasurer. Joe Burgess, of Eagar. for superintendent Of school. ]. W Brown. of St. Johns: for assessor Allie Mineer. of St Johns: for state senator. Fred T. Colter. of Colter; for representative. William F. Wiltbank. of Eagar, sand tor re- corder, Amelia s. Lytle, of Eagar
 August Mineer is The democratic nominee for justice Of the peace at St. Johns and Elisha Averett is nominat-
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
recnnnnnnnd . renrieve hercln

to recommend a reprieve herein; Therefore he it Resolved, That d repriove until December 15th, 1916, be and is hereby recommended to the governor of Arizona for Robert Day ton Tally.
 CURT. M. MILLER, Chairman.
 WILEY E. JONES. Member. C. O. CASE, Member.
 J. J. SANDERS. Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17
LOST ON MT. RAINIER

TACOMA. Wash. Sept. 16.-Some where on the slopes of Mount Rainier, a rescue party of twelve men was en- deavoring today to reach J. H. Fritsch. of Salt Lake City. rescued by guides yesterday after he had slid fifty feet into crevasse near the mountains s
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17

II. Bradley Colonel c W. Dixon, P. l.. Sale. J. D. Johnson and R. E. Grace. all high class citizens.
 This locks as fl the Salt River Wiley was really coming into its own II k the finest valley for agriculture. horticulture and stock growing in the world ard these gentlemen had the inteilicencc to see it. These men realize something of the value of soil that make it possible to produce in one season, ten tons of cured alfalfa hay per acre and $500 to sl.20o O. grape fruit per acre. and a climate the most healthful of any in this blessed United States of America.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17

Ph1erix five years ago. and his case has Tot yet reached the supreme court. Talley's sentence was affirmed in July and a motion for q new trial threw 1t over into August, when the court returned from vacations.
 The two Azbills. Garcia and the two negroes in the penitentiary will all he affected by the action of the cleo torIte in November.
 The recommendation in the Talley case is as follows:
 Florencei Ariz., Sept. II, 1916 Hon. G. w. r. Hunt,
 Governor of Arizona,
 Florence. Ariz.. Sept, II, l916 Dear Sir:
 Whereas: Tn the matter of the ap- plication of Robert Dayton Talley. No. 1909, a prisoner under sentence to Lang tomorrow, new evidence has come before the board which requires time for further consideration in the investigation of this case. and the board deeming 1t necessary to con- tinue said investigation. and for the same reasons find it also necessary
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17

summit. Fritsch's back was injured and he was taken to place of safety. John E. Irwin of Denver and guide stayed on the mountain with F'ritsch. while others of the party went to Par adise valley for assistance.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-17

very strong feeling in Apache county in favor of only giving one term to county officers. but when the same voters voted on state offices. they tsnaliy voted for giving them a third term.
 Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

Saobelig Snaf. Set err taobeliq
5nof at tale ON, at 6enne eIler hin
Meoicin furerer benne eller fir
5pg0om. sit, bpo0 SEN be61 lite Mcoi,
cin fan gjpre, en- at bjelpe Noturc1o
/ 0ens 8eltrpbelle me6 at forioge
5pgoom. 8c0 fine mil6e, mer birf:
lo11n1c Ggenifober renter og berige1
Or. NGers &urifo 8lo6et 1omt iii:
m11lercr Sc cole Srgoner til normal
@%irflombe0. Notl1ren gjpr &elter-
5nnobc0 felger. Dette er &emmelig:
6eocn be0 Bette lenge prgbeoe nr:
temi66els S1tfces. Eulin6er bor bis:
net om sets iun0be6sgipen6e @roft
Set er ingen Mpotbefer Me6ici11,
men foripnes Mmenbe6en 6irefte al
Gjcrnc, Or. &eter Sobrnep & Cons
60, 1875 90. @opne Mpe., Gbi.
cogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
benbobn la6et uogrope to &pn1pe

De11DaOn ld0et rDgrQDe to &Pn1pe=
beje.
S Sen enc Sri ionotes inga1
cling, men / 6e11 onben fonotes
6plge ugsbj. Mp." 5 0rop1teoer. Sc
tire pperi tie fra S%ernoloeren. S sen
allerepcrit e fonbtes nogle % type
Sernnogler liggenoe pao CT @roleg=
ming, ser menes at bore 8un0en al
Ell @rop. Ne0enun6er loo ioo igjen
bren6te 8en og fist Sern.
Set neltneoerlte @rob1teo bor
en- Man6sgroD, bbori Ser fonotes en-
imuf 5tenpfie. Sen @rup CT fra
Stenal6eren, iau bel iom Brober
nc0ennnber, ser par en- &bin0es
Sbileite6. Ser bar poo @rnn0 al
SSoroens &efaffenbe0 ingen jor6ilfe
Sci ter tilboge, fun ct lpagt Omrio&
of &pin0en5 2eqeme. Hoo bper SIDE
al Set Steo, bbor &obe6et bob6e
ligget, loo en- Mas1e &apperler, iolt
249. Ser families ogioa ct 9riffe:
far al Ser og en- 6lintefnib.
s Nnrbe0en fin6es enomu to life
n%ograbebc @pje, lom CT frebebe.
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Tyakr gangfr.
Melpeft for @anesforifjellcn.

Ip1fe &rigsfongc:: er iffe lette
at omgaos. 9en menige Soloat Ell
Del / 9}eglen let at bob meo at gig
re, ban CT lD6ig % ban er 11olten
oltio tilfrebs me6 at b9re bleoe11 to-
act til fSonge, men mango at Sn1ce=
rer,1c er bopne, flemmer M}onofle1
i 9jct % fer til en- @egpnoelle me-
act operlcgent pau oereS BeDogtere'
Spirit noor Sc in6lr, at bette tito
|biulpcr Sem, fol6er Sc til SIZE. @11
cnqellf Officer, ser bar meo Sange=
TRANSPORTER at gjere, %fort9ller IT.
mes" felgenoe p%i6unoerlige @llto=
rie:
@eo @o5ieres bar Ser bleben ia.
get nogle &ur6re6e Sanger, Soloa-
tcr % ,Oificerer mell.m bperanore'
90 mon babbe anbragt benz | en- 10:
relp6iq fplles Tongelejr bag Sron:
ten. 0fficererne uolte6te Sen EN-
Donncrmetter e ter Set an6et for al
proteltere MOS, at MON 1p9rreo{
0en1 inoe iomme11 n1e6 unOeroffice'
rcr og Menisc, .og Sc fol0t f9rlt til
so, bo Sc loa, at ale Srotelter intel
hjolp. 9erpou lf11!6e Sc transporte
res til gnglunb, og M proteltereo'
Sc poonp. Sc biloe life ODER &ono
lel,, tbi, iog6e Sc, &analen er full
of tpifc l1noerban6sbao6e, og Sc
CT noget hi alle be0, at noe ten in
tct 6fib fan iejle ober &analer noe1
at blipe torp-beret. Sen engel1f'
officer ipgte at berolige 6em meo
at fan 1lemt bar Set MI life, met
Splfer11e bleu be6 6eres. 5aa fore
Hog Sen engel1fe Officer Sem, a
mon fun6e tronsportere 6em II
Molta, men ban gjor6e 6em SOC
cpm9rflom poo, at Be paa Snre1
ODER Mi66elbobet bob6e en6nu lt6r
re Gboncer for at blibe ien6t ii
@un0s al 6eres egne 2an6sm9n6
Epiferne im,,1te liot paa bette, 5
bol6t Goo6i1a9ning, og 1aa bar Sc
c10elig en- al 6em, Ser lag6e:
u&a11 man life me66ele set tp
ife Mnri1emini lterinm gfobnet pa'
Set 5fib, Ri ifol me6, og me66el
Minilteriet,: at st bur tDife frigs
fo11gnc Sfficer,r On 8or0?"
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v&riitiam ifal fare Is &r."

Gn Semitic / Nprrel unobp TT
fra en- 5pn, lom Teller, lenot Ell Mn=
pisning. 6oberen gift | go11fcn tor
at bepe Ee11genc> men tit oem 1ffe
'1trofs, % set be,1ptte0e Ell onoen
@pn, iom gaor bje1nme, Jig al. Sum
fit Nenge11e / 8m1fen og brngte Ell
holb Ones &r. &elte11 a%flebereoe
ban til So6eren larumen meo en- III
regr1irgs11oto, bpori ban bonoe TO-
retoget en- be11ligtsmes1ig &ettelle.
Til alt nbelo font 6a0eren til at
forlpgge Nengene, % oo 5en'ae11
life jult fam gle0e fig peo 5or=
el6renes Sil1i6> blep &olitiet 6pl:
qe vMor0i." tilfal0t. Sen mistenfte
Geu buleoe I'M Bro6erens 8rep fren1
for at bite, at bo1 ifuloe bope nog=
Ic al Nengene. San bopoe 1elr
froolet noget u6 / 8reoet og tire,
bet: us&riltian ifal babe Be Is &r.'
Sc iorlogte Yengc blep fnnone;
men Nolitiet baboe 10 MI facet 1a1
&riltions Sal fnerier, % BON fu11=
Sc fife Hippo for at faa DEM be:
Ipnnct mes 40 Cages 6p1glcl.
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Gn hiblia Sollnnber.

Nolitiet / @ejle blep forleocn Scot
fol0t til @onnen / Mnle0ning al, al
en- @ollenber, ser CT 6prcr al eli al
Sc imoa 0on1pere, Ser berpttes per
neutrality-suspicious., bupoe oDerfol=
set c1 al Srgeniprcrne. @olle1loe=
rcn Dar mc0t berl1let til lit Mrbejoc>
ng So Sngenipren bebrejoeoe bonn
bcttc, log @ollenoeren bom til Sor=
ner, ipurfeoe bam og traf tn &n1n,
1on ban bog bel0igpis al tilllenoe
blep f%or6inbret / at BRUCE. geu ito:
Ser Sen bio1iye @oll9noer | 5pl9e
vGeile, 81. 3d." / Mrrelten,~ o. fpr=
trp0er.
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6nnnrrjyllann.
uSeg CT nGiten enc tilba9eW

uSeg CT neiten enc tilbaee"
Af ct 6eltbreb / u@ejmbul" gje11=
Nlpcr hi fglgen6e lille tole11oe u.s.
Drag:
@poo ser 0og freoeS al Dire.
Mine 8cnner er mort ale borte.
Setter 4ltergaoro fra 5eursbpl Ell
1oloen, bpor Set er i6rgeligt. Sec
1p11tes> jeg funoe tpnfe mig andre
foloe, men Eeter 9itergoaro, Sen.
ne gooe, fjere Sen, at bon ifulol
folne, fon jeg life bcgribe. Mos:
mus Nis1en fra 9op er boarot loo=
ret / begge Sen, Sons gfou bar
fooct bcg1e Sen breffct % Brp.
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Senbbrno eiter Nicf Garter Mpnjter.

6orleDen opooge0e man / 6plge
r8ib. Stiftst.", at Ser DopOe D9ret
notligt Snbbru6 / Miels B1>ggcz
Soorn / Set yomle @ol0s M11irer.
8 3aornet, ser efter at en- @obeo:
reltourering bor foretagct blen be
nDttct al &ormerberre &robbe ion
Spmmerbolig, bor ser 1i0en Sam
m%erberrcns 990 bnret Sci tnnration
og / benne er Set, at Sn6bru6et el
1fet. Gn al 0prcne til Sen itprlt'
uf Stl1er11c 6ur mon for1pgt at oob
nc neO me0 en- Mepolner at lfDOl
2uulcn itl1, men 6enne bar nup6ltaa
ct Mngrebet; 0erin1p0 er CIT o1loe1
Scr til ct Stun, bbor forlfjellia
Spirituoio o%pbebores, bleben oobne
n1eb Solo % en- 6lojfe Hortpil
11joolen. N(f &inen Dor Geofommer
Sc fun be(ifoteret Jig meb @olpoelen
mebens Melten benltoo / 6loitcn
Soru0en &inen er Ser taget en- 9G1f f
Giaoretter. S%r1bbrl16et bprer / ~
8ro0 &ibnesbpro ON, at set er nog:
le ung0ommelige Her1oncr, iom bel
bor ppret poa Spil.
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8pbens Mnpenbelie.

~Gingfj. q. 9agbl." fortGller:
ct lille Selifob al Conner %
@errer - blan6t Sc ii6lte en- fiel1ot
Torfatter = tog forleben fra Sting.
fjGbing ODER Scr. 9pngnig til @anet
Faa Silbogepejen fra @apet til Gu.
riltbotellf gift 4 al Dem as cit @rps.
mari. Marfens gjer, Ser iou oette,
ifreo inb, og Ser uo1ponbt Zig Ell
5an1tolc. Den lfol otter 5igen0e
bobc bgret meget liplig, men life
belt u0 benifabefig, og Set e1lotc
me6> at Gjeren telefonere6e til Scr
%reosfontoret / &ingfjobing og on
mel0te 5elifobet for &rpnfelle al
Morffrc6en.
Oh 5elifobet ON 8or6 poo
~Frins @omlet" onfom til Sting
fipbing, itoo @etfer6igbeben. i. Yoli=
tibetjent go enlun0s elifburoigc
Sfiffelic poa @obnemolen 90 pel1=
te6c pao Sc fire. SON benbenote Tia
It'll en- al 5elifobet og lpurgte ON
Set bar 6orfotteren g. &C., 90 iii
til Soar, at Set bar u6orbrpoercn "
g}. 90. l11l6er SEN poofplgen6e me-
get ben lfabelige Somtole bite Sc,
Jig ful6 Soernsi temmelie mellcn
Mnmeloelicn og Sc ~5igte6es" 6or
f~loring for ioo blot, lom Sc ino
rplnmeoc at bobe gaoet poo Mor
fen.
Sil 6cres 6oribor gjor6e Sc gjel
oenoe, at SET life bob0e npret an
bro0t nogen Mfbiler meo 6orbui
moo at gao paa Morfen. Dettc 6or
ibor fun6e life tages gploig, og @r
Nolenluno mtn6elte, at 5oge11 fun
DC ofgipres me6, at bber al Sen
betoltc en- &jen0elie poo 2 Str. 9
~5iltolte" r1n6t 6enne &ien6eli
noget bej; men set bar &erreos
fogoe11, Ser baD6e foretoget Mnlqt
telien, og Sen fun6e SIR. Mo ienluni
notur1igpis life foror6re.
@elte. 6ormi60ag forbon6leo,
Sorfotteren paa egne og Me0 fploi
ges gegne nnrmere mc0 Serref>s
fogoen. Meinltotet blep at &ienoel
fen ne6lottes til 1 Ser. pro perlono
oo at 8elpbet lfol bruges til Mn
bringclie / Scr. 2pngbig al en- SIS
hor1el MOB at f9r0cs puo Wqrfern
0crobre.
Den iioltc / 5onobe0 lolomonijf
&lo1lul iful bore in6iot efter sSor
flag al Torfattercn, Ser fer Ieberco
ct MT S%i0nesbDr0 ON, at ban c
CT Wo1lo mes go6e Soccer.
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Gm 6eltelnnb / g6inolep.

Ser agtcs, / 6plge rsJlensb. Mb." y,
oprettet en- &eltelun6 for Sc mango
fal6ne fra Einglep Sogn. Meningen
ct at for6in0e ben me6 &irfegaar=
bc1l. @Gitgiber &oben bor erfIpre1
fig rcbe til i 6ctte. 9jemeo at iplge
ct @runoitpffe til en- hil1ig Hris
600 Marf- er allere6e tegne6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

itct fonitet. Sens gbriitenien ira
2l,nosgaars.smorf er iaoret, -SSp11s.
&onicn fra 2eutrup er boar6t iaa-
ret, Sergen Senger fra 5meosbp er
looret, Msmus Scnien fra Morl1p
loorct - ollie er bef, ieg er nel ten
enc tilboge -. &rel ten.
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Get ifa( gaa 1ansiomt, men iiffert,

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hes rMalb. @enltrebl." neoig oil
tpiple poo, fortnller @lo0ct fplgenoe
Gilbrogelie:
% Ioget fra 6jerritsleD til Mol=
borg iorlc6en Mften bor fomnct ca.
en- bolp 6jer0ingbej loenfpr 6jer:
ritslep, og Torten lom 6plgc berol
lfuloe lpnes Ut bobe naaet ct sri.
6epunft, por Ell @erre / en- al &11=
peerne loo nbel0ig at tobe i'm for:
bolbspis pene SGT uD al Slr0uet.
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ban luffcoe 99ren op, iprang ne>
/ @roftcn og 1omlebc Soften op
bporpoa bor1 116cn lDnoerligt Sc
1pnr inobcnte6e Soget og iprong OF
/ lin &upe igjen.
&oneperlonalct lfol bore iaa ban:
til Til0rogel1 Ter al sem Mrt, at Sc
ol6rig fon foloe Sem in6 at gjpr'
Spb9peller opv en- lao6an 80
fer6.
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TasfrHcr,
Soft 9lb." fortgIIer:

Diltriftsior0emooere1, 5ru Ser
ni5 Gbrilten1en / @inoerup bar bper
Sag 8elgg al Storfen. Ser clleS
bor tit 2ogi poo 5meo Gbrilteniens
Sag. 5torfen -aoor gonife 1,aener1
in0 / 6ruens @emoffer, % oen oo
Sorbemooercn 0rpfter maalfe 8pe1S
intimere 5oger, / bpert 5al0 5an0=
beo er set, at SEN bber Sag afleg=
ger CT &i1it.
Mu foor hi ie, bpa6 Sc Somme11=
fomiter fam reiultere |.
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BILLIGT LAND,

En- god 100 Acre Farm 2 Mil
EZRA, til $115 pr. Acre. $4,000
Jdbetaling, Resten paa It'd. En-
IS Acre Farm, Becker County,
linn., opdyrket, kun $55 pr. Acre.
IN god 80 Acre Farm nRr Wahkon,
finn, Mile Laos Co., opdyrket, og
0 Acres ryddet kun $40 pr. Acre.
1000 Udbetaling. Andre lignende
7odtkj6b, saa lRnge de varer.
Restauration og Hotel / en- min
Ire BY kun $4,000. Inventar indie
attet.
Sigurd Pedersen. Ruthton. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

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