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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
KERRICk
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
Hogan Bros. are shipping
wood this week. ..-
w. P. Hogan went to st. Paul
on Tuesdays train. H..
Ida Olsen is having a seige of
the measles this week.
d. Magnus Of Nickerson was
in town between trains Sunday.
J. M. Beck was transactine
business in Pine City the fore
part Of the week.
Naomi Cluett left Monday for
an extended visit with relatives
near Blairstown, Iowa.
Nels Berset left on Tuesday
for Minong, Wis, where he is
Interested in the hoop business
and has a large amount ready
for shipment.
DR.. Barquist returned from a
weeks trip with his medicine wa
gcn and reports a very good
business. We understand he is
thinking of carrying or rather in
PRODUCING a side line.
Hinckley Boosters had a large
and enthusiastic meeting on the
County Seat proposition. They
put up good argument. They
brought along their male quartet
and surely made a hit here.
A. J. Warren is building a nice
bungalow. We understand it is
to be occupied by Mr.. Gustafson
and family who arrived here the
first of the week from Minnea-
polls.
The Benningtons put on an
other movie last Sunday evening
and had a good crowd even if it
was an unpleasant night to get
out. Their next date is April 23.
They put on a good show and de-
serve good patronage.
Berles Lee, Nels Walby and
Arthur Lund returned Saturday
night from Berset's Bros. Camp
on Knife River where they had
put in the winter numbering.
The boys report having a pretty
hard time Of it on account Of the
snow.
Berset Bros. returned from
their winters job at Knife River
last Saturday. While it was a
bad winter still they completed
their contracts and are pretty
we'll satisfied with their winters
work and their horses came thru
all right.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
TALKS ON
THRIFT

This article is a part of series
prepared by the Savings Bank Sec
ton of the American Bankers Asso-
citation, No. 5 Nassau Street, New
York City, in connection with the
celebratio in 1916 of the one hun
dreth anniversary of Savings Bank
ing in the United States.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
NOTICE OF SPECIAL.
ELECTION

To the Legal Voters of the
County of Pine, Minnesota:
Notice is hereby given that a
Special Election will be held in
the several election districts in
said County, on the second day
of May, A. d. 1916, between the
hour of 8 o'clock A. Nj. and the
hour of 5 o'clock P. NJ, Tor the
purpose of voting upon the ques-
ton of changing the county seat
of said County to Hinckley.
w. III. Hamlin,
County Auditor of Pine County,
Minnesota.
(Auditor's SeaD 31-2t
A little for sale notice i'm the
American will save many steps,
and it nearly always gives
results.
If you have anything to sell or
you wish to purchase anything
advertise in the American at 5
cents per line, and thereby make
your wants known all over north
ern Pine County.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
NOTICE FOR BIDS

The undersigned will receive
bids for building a cistern at the
creamery. For specifications call
at the creamery. Bids must be
delivered on or before 10 a. m.
May 1st, 1916.
S. Chr. Dixen, Sec'y.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
Job Printing

We are equipped to do your
job printing at the right prices.
Call and see samples. Our type
is of the latest design and the
printing Is up-to-aate.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
9fu fan fan brnges.

| ugfibe @tiftst." %ffriper: Banfbe@
5tnrer sSSgrgen Meller / Sferb9t
lblep / 1902 o%flfebiget at Wtilit9r=
tiene1ten-- bpprti1 ban baboe melot
fla font etoorig Sribillig - og ltrp=
qet at Sc militere Glitter, foroi ban
bar Donif. s 1909 bleD ban uoo1lt
at preuSflf 0mraa6e, men tom till
, boge igien. gu / 1915-16 bar man
fnrlongt, at ban ifuloe meloe 11g
iii Sc militere Sitter, foroi ban er
bjcmles. s Soraaret inogon ban
qientagne @onge Mn6ragenoe ONT at
muatte uopon6re uoen Dog at foo
Eillobelie BERTH. 0g BET melt mer=
felige af set bele er, at bonS Ho=
pisning en6nu 6en 9ag Sag ltaar
pe6 &raft. Sort og go6t: Mfa11oen'
5om man far o%fite6iget al Wfilltpr'
tieneltcn, foroi ban er 9onff, for.
LANCER man ienere tilmelot til
.2egosrnllen, for6i ban En- bjemleS
90 90 oen famine @ano, for bpen
ser CT uolteot l1obisntngsorore, b1
rci5e, nil mon life ti1laoe BET!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Sen ipnberiDblfe 8reSi e.

Com meobelt bar oct oonlf<noro:
nespig1fe @lao ~9pbbpl=&o1ten" 1e1
fig neo1oget til forelebig at ltano1e
fit @irfiombeo iom 6elge. at, a
Blo6cts 1i6lte @etter bar blepen 1n0=
folbt til Militnrtjenel tie.
Nu oplpier imiolertio "Se1mool'
- @igSoogsman0 $. IS. &anlenS
8la0, at Ser mellem 0e to Blaoe Ell
bIepct truffet EFT 0berenSfomlt, bbor:
efter vDpbbpl=&olten" forelpbtg p1I
ubgao iom @eruogabe at "Selm'
bal" rDpbb9l Soften" bill beobll'
penoe beboloe fin @fSpeoition
@pnoerborg % faor fin inrlige Sin:
nonceof6eling. Sgbrigt bliper @tof:
fct fnlles for begge 81ooe, men lac
1nart 6orboloene moatte gipre Oct
muligt, bill nDpbbpl=&piten" otter
11oqaa 1om ielpltgnoigt 8loo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
6nnntr}yllanh.
Gu bnmbriitig Tlngt.

Gre unge, pernepltgt1ge Nls1n<
acre fra @gnen ne6 @sierbolle @foo
bar / Tplge n@on6erb. 3eit." en-
itormfulo Scat poa oumoriitig Mtao-
Sc taget' Tlugten til 9onmart. soc
bar ON Staten taget Ell &utter, TIL
bprenoe Sgrgenien / MS1erballe
@fop. &utteren Dor onbrogt | ct
&us 90 lnnfet til en- long B1elte'
0elertprerne bor iopet @jelten oper
% pes &ialp af en- Set 1lebt &uf>
teren uc6 til @or6et. So man EMO
MI life bar bprt noget fra Dem, Ct
set ct @pprgsmaal, ont Slugter
oper 8pltet ct 1pffe6eS for 0en
6en l%tormfuloe Scat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01

&oiis. Hrofes1orer og Msit1tenter bill
blipe lenne6e lom uniber1ttetetS @m=
be6smeno og mao gipe op pripat
Braris fulo1tpnoig. Set er Soritaa=
elfc1, at Dr. 6ronf Billings oil BIZ
nc en- al sc Men6, iom bil ofre belc
fin Ei6 til Spbpgning al 6e itore
Gfterfuriers @fole. &lanerne omfat=
ter at fol6e til Sofultetet flere at
Sc melt fremragen6e meoicinife %
firurgilfe Mutoriteter / 2an6et> og
bber at 6em bill fao ire eller fire
@siltenter.
Ge cnclte onbre me6ictnife 5folcr
2anoet for nnrpGren0e, Tom bar
ct rful6 SID" 5pltem er Sobns Sop
fins / Baltimore % &olbingtonl1ni=
beriitet / ct. 2ouis, Der begge bar
facet @aper al ODER $1,000>000
fra v@enerol EDUCATION &oQr6".
@fterfuri uS=Stolen be6 8resbDtc=
rion &oipitol oprettes / Sorbentning
ON, at 6cn bill tilbp6e Mnleoning til
Sor ifning og lpecielt Mrbej6e for
amerifani fe 2gger, iom MI / Sum-
6rebbis oorlig refer til Sc ltore tDife
90 pltriglfe &linifer.
observation-disclosures angaaen6e
Granddaughter al set ltore npe me-
6icinife Departement be6 Chicago
uniperiitet bar poagaoet / lengere
Eio. Or. Mbrabom> 6lerner at &C.
neral @oucation 8oor6, en- 8ro6er
at Dr. @imon Glerner at &ocfefeller
$n1titnte / Seem Dorf, bar p9ret flere
@ange / @bicogo / @agens Mnle6=
ming % pil tilbringe megen Gi6 Der
un6er OpbDgningen al Sen nDe
5fole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
@turifaaet &lan.

2pfter ON ltore &engebtorag gioer
Qlnle0ning til at tro, at Chicago ONT
life ret l9nge nil blipe ct &er6enS"
centrum for 2Ggeuooannelie.
v@enerol EDUCATION &oar6", bbiS
&obeoie6e er / Seem Oorf, % 9piS
Sormool er at fremme 0plpSning /
Sc Torencoe @toter, og uNocfefcl'
Ter Foundation" bor bber bepilgct
ST. 100000 til at forte en- flor me,
6icinif og %firurgiit 29reanitalt /
Gbicago / Sorbinoefie me6 Gbicogo
uniperfitet. 8epillinge11 er betingct
al, at ct @elpb al 100000 relics
al l1niperiitetet. Mf Set betingeoe
|@elpb er ollere6e 100000 1ifret, %
Mrbejoet me6 at foa Set ~reiterenoe
|8eleb bil blipe lat / Gong itrofs.-
u6enfor set poafrebe6e Son6 bar
uniper1itctet gipet en- gpggepla6s til
Ell @eroi al $500,000.
M11ib Me6icol College og set ito>
re Nresbpterian .&oipital paa @elt.
ii6en me6 fine offiliere6e SorifningS
|Snltituter, bpiS @ien6om CT bGroz
lat til So, 600, 900, bill blipe in6be=
Ifattet / oct 1tore Soretagen6e.
Salt oil be npe @foler 90 2obo=
rotorier, noor set betinge6e Son6
belt er rej1t, repr9ientere en- Sn6z
ifu6sfopitoI al mellem 900
% $4,000, 900.
ct mo6erne '&o1pital og 2obora<
torier mes ~8efbemmeligbe6er for 8e-
bonolirg al i1olaote % beiegen6e
@atienter bill blibc bpgget poa Mio=
map, t%ilite6en6e acknowledgements
|9ette Mnleg oil n6elnffen6e blibe
for iffe~gra6uereoe me6icinife @tu=
6enter.
Stuff Me6ical College og &resbp<
'terian &oipital oil blipe om6annet
til ct fort $nitit11t for @fterfnri jug
for u~eraminere6e 2eger / Me6icin
% &irnrgi og for meoictnif Sort
ming. Npe 2aboratorier me6 fomplet
pi6enifabeligt l1o1tpr bill blibe Bug
act / Gorbin6elie me6 set rpe Mn-
log.
&ele 5taben be6 Sc nDe @fo1er
boo6e bc6 &linif og 2aboratorinm,
bill blibe organiieret poa vful6 &i6"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
69rDebe fplf.

Torleoen, ga ct &ar Si1tere fra
Mpholmen Dor paa Sci biem fra ST.
feri / en- meget lille 8aao, pGlteoe
oe11ne for Dem peb Mgnnerre, % De
moote babe / @onb til 8rpltet, E9<
ben6e @ooben meo fig. Men Sitter
nc fit life lao meget iom liot @nue
efter Den meget foloe @abetnr, 1tr1.
Der vMoroi. Dagbl." ~Det b9rlte
por," Dtreoe ben enc, ~ot ollie bore
gooe Silt 81: tabt.">
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01

st @nnbrebe Mar. On @}eoictr
tan life be- toa ct Marbunoreoe, uno>
tagen at Sen be1to6er fortrinlige
@genlfober. Sen Sorbin6el1e al &go-
Der og urter, 1om u6gjpr Dr. Beters
&urifo, op6ogeoes for ober ct SUM-
breoe Mor iiben al gamle 9r. @eter
s5abrnep. Sen bar bele Si6en fi6en
nbrettet ct ltorortet Mrbejoe 1om ct
b%lo6ren1enoe Mio6el og for at glen=
oprette tobte &r9fter. &an life faces
bos Mpptbefere. @frib til 9r. Heter
sSabrnep & Cons 60, 1875 go.
SoDne Mbe., Chicago, Sl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Eorfalb pao, @fagen.

Drocbmanns @rap paa @fagen ct
bIepen Iemt berget at 8eir og &u:
ritter: men MI toges Ser fat pao
%l1bbeoring of @faoen. S oenne Sor.
binoel1e benleoer r@enoi. &io." Sp:
mprf1ombe6en poa, at 6en gan1le
tiIlonoeoc &irfes erper6ige Saar1
e. peo at ltprte / @rus. Eaarnet e'
i fin Sis o%ber6roget til Notional
mu{eet, lom forboabe1ttlig life bal
CLIENT set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01

6or en- @%ifferbe6s Gfplo. II st
&iebenbabnerfirmo le116te en- Wono
10 til en- &robtnsbp for at ian full
Sc orbne Ell 6orretning. ga ban
TOM til &De11 bop6e ban CLIENT &u11=
6ens 9}opn og telegrafere0e 0erfor
biem:
v&u&!6ens Gapn?"
@poret 1p6 ~Mrel @eterien. 0eres
eget ct Mugu1t Senien."
M11tomobililten (raien0e til en-
Ma110, bpis 8prn bar pilld De0 bans
Moifine): vga1 bor Sc Soto11s I'm
ger itr1tfet Sui paa &ingene> iaa al
2uften er gaaet u.s."
r@aa, 1trig life 1aa6an op, -
SUIT fo1ter 10 ingen Sing"
Sen Game Der 1taQr | SOrb1n=
belief me6 Sc finelte 6amilier beri
|8Den."
u5oo, bborle6es oet?"
r&un CT on1at be6 Selefoncentra<
len."
v@e6 Sc, bborfor @fue1 pillerne
bol6er 1na meget al at blipe fcto=
grofere0e?"
v9e bill ioa gjerne fr%emfal6es!"
Gn 11rg, lmuf Nige, Ser Dor
2gjtnant / 6reliens Scr, bolot ct
opbDggeligt 6oreorog for 6orlam-
lingen: 49, mine 6Dre6are @enner,
felg nit gfse,npel, / @oar par jeQ
enon11 / Djepelens Mrme, og / Dag
bbiler jeg pe6 @ngelens 8rD1t -"
9pb 5temme fra or1umlingen:
ga, men / Morge11, lille Somfru,
e. De 1oo life le6ig?"
uMn1er De set for muligt, at
&aaret De6 en- @in6sbeb9gelie tan
lfifte Sarbe?"
rSSo, leg fien6er en- 9ame, Der
1om 6glge al en- flor @lgoe b1eb
Blond poa ct ene1 tie Dggn!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Nnrpf.
9posfal0.

Torf atteren Sri ltian @l6er1en Ell
fnrleoen 6p6 efter lpngere Ti6s
@pg6om IS Mor gammel. San bar
oprin6elig Sfolebeltprer / @amnr
og Sfolein1peftgr / Groms6, men
boiotte fig ienere / &riltiania, bpor
ban foruoen meb fin So%rfatterbirfr
lcmbeo Dor beifieftiget lom 2erer
/ 9eorl t og Olonoroi1f, og bar u6gi=
bet EN- &effe ifienlitterere &erfer
oq 6esuoen forfattet en- 0el 8erfer
% min6re Mrbei6er ON 9torges
3oologi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Maal pa @fiea.

M&e6 Sen norife Stortbingsmano
6fnors Mpis, u@ur6olon6s Solfe.
blao", lom Slide, bor ser gaaet en-
Notits r11n6t / BEN nor fe Yresie
ONT, at u@trilen"s &e0after, 9lat
&q1ge, bor bleben berebet &ulp6e=
len al tit pragtful6e @fieg.
@e6oftgr &a1ge bor MT tage1
fruftigt til @jenmale / &etlanos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01

6ar Sc benper0t Gem til tpoger
at BE Mperterenbe / &ln6e. &Di3
ytffe, fou ffrib ioog, 6eriom Der e1
,1oqet De %n1a11gler. eller bef9a Dem
. ON ,ruIigt. Set rl pife fig at nn'
h forbelaefig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
6nnnrrjyh1rnr.
Stpt Snbiamlinsen!

Stpt Snbiamlingen!
Sn6en lenge bar ri Sui! Meo
Sen pleier Der 10 at fomme 2Ds :og
|@leoe til ollie, bao6e 1tore og lmaal
|6or mango &iem bill oct / Mor iom
/ Tior bog bIipe fattigt NOT 1neo
@leoen. Seq tenfer paa Sc mango
Silent 6erobre / europa, bbor &rigem
ro1er. Sc CT un6er baar6e &aar.
|6abre og Spnner fra mango al oiS1e
&jem mao bolbe Sui uoe paa 8al=
pla61en, mems Mebrene og oe imao
ii66er enc biemme me6 5org og
Mngit / Sin6 % &ierte for betn. 3d.
Set Tan blibe fattigt NOT meo Sule=
|gleoen for 6is1e. Mange af 6isie
iamme &iem fan maaif lie ino moo
Sui fao 8n61fab ON, at mi er 0en
eller Sen at 6eres fiere lite mere,
|be er fal6en paa Galpla6i en- Der
u6e og gibet EN- @roD / Set trent
me6e. s mango al 6isie &jem ta1eS
sen oanife Eunge, Sc barer meo til
bort Soft, set 6onlfe Soft. Seq ten<
fer paa 6e mange 6an1fe Silent
5pn0erjpllanb. @bor tungt ct 8no=
fob er lite allere0e bragt mango at
6isie. Oper 5000 6onife 5pn6erjD=
ser er allere6e fal6ne og Ta1let for
pges itaSigt. &por toler bette life
ON Sorg font ONT Eoorer, f9l6et /
ign6eripife &jem! Eanfea oerom bil
fomme til at fa1te @emo6 og1aa ODER
Dor S11leglpoe berobre, bpiS .bi oo
life felt er bleben fremmeoe for os
ielp % bar. CLIENT, at ri er @grn al
iamme @o6er iom 6e.
). S Sorg og @p6 gi6r Set go6t al
mgoe Deltagelie Sen tager iifffe SEP:
Den bort, men Sen Tan lin6re 6en
fan blipe ]om ct lille 5olblinf, SCI
|lD1er ober 6en. Set for glp0et mig
at ie, at oct BOG life bar margle1
paa Deltagelie> og Bette bberfen
Orb eller / Gambling. &iemme
0nnmurf bar ser til / Sftober al
lere6e in6iamlet ODER 100000 &r
til &jelp for 1gnoerjp6ife Stem
@org og 9ee6, og Snoiam1inge1
fort1ettes og bill blibe be6 til Sri
t|gen i1utter. Sg1aa berobre fra er SCI
biit Deltagelle. Sorrige Mar blet
ser berobre fra ien6t ct Ear og tpbt
: Sn1inoe &roner, og Ser er ii6en TOM:
men li6t mere in6. Men ru nerme1
1Su1en fig, og ieg bar ga tenH, or
life NOT mango fun6e babe 2pit tt
:. at poe en- @abe, 1om fun6e bliDt
l@pn6erip6erne len6t lom ct 8i6nes
bpr6 or1> at Dor 0eltagel1e frem6e
j. les fplger 6em / beres Mp6, la1nti
6igt me6 at SEN fl1116e bltpe en SeS11le
, billen fra %. Seq tror, Ser er man
&c, iom gierne oil bore me6 til Set
I te. &ar man life &oo6 til at gib
meget, iaa 6og li6t, og Set bill alt
: iammen blibe til Erpit 1om &iel@
r|for ct og on6et Stem / Sen6eripl
Lamb. @nbber, iom mt bill bore mel
til bette, be6eS 1en6e 6ereS @ob
til S116iamlingens &osierer, Mr. g
8. @orDoon, .2048 &nmbolot 8lp6.
Chicago, S1l., eIler til en- al f6lgen
: 6e:
: so. &ollt, Geoor Sails, 3d., &et
> s.. @ani en, @ro116 &iep College
9eS Moines, Sn., eller til UNDER
u tegne6e.
. St. s. 8p6bplbt>
SIG Union Ctr,
Maci11e, isis.
= 6. &osmusl en Co., 720<722 @l
4tb st., MinneapoliS, Minn., mo(
toger 8i6rug.
!: Mnrpr.
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Gn @abe.

Sra Oireftionen for Norlf @D6ros
eleftrilf &belltofaftieielifob far 6or=
mun6en for Nanien=6onoets &dm>
relie, ErofeS1or IS. &rggger n1o6ta=
get cit Sfripel1e , bborefter 5elifa=
bet bor bel luttet at oprette en- 6ono
pao 100000 &r.> inn for11olgttes
|forboltet al 9eu11ien=GonoetS Beltp=
rel1e, og iom ifal tjene til Trcmme
al femiif=fpitfalf Sor1fning. Son=
bets &upita1 lfa1 Dere ur9rlign mel
&enterne fan o1rpen6es pao Ell Maas
oe> iom 8%e1tprelien maatte finoe
tien1ig. Son6et gioes / Mnle0ning
al at Granddaughter af Den norife
@olpeterin6uitri, @eneral0ireftgr
|5an1 gp6e, forle0en feirebe fin so
Mors 5p0lels0ag.
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2angelinie+

sntet er bel beore egnet for en sSnlegope til DereS 6onffe Qenner
og @efienote ems bette @iue6e al 9unmarfs qdt on1tolte Yromenabe.
Set er uofprt pa vofiet pres" efrr original Nenndegning og er OK
so" poo garton, Der mooer s"x10H". Dehe imuffe 8i1te6e fences
2en1 porhrit for SO Gents, og er 9e life ob1olut tiIfre0s, 1fl De
returnere set, pg @elpbet bill blbe tiIbogeien0t.
6. 9asmnsen Company,
|720722 @o. 6pnrt6 st. Minneappis, Minu,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01

med noget skov. Bedste Egn i Kanada for Hveas
OF Kvegavl. Udmerket Klima, godt Wand, r1s
Jocd. Landet betaler sig selv i ire Aar eller min.
DIRE, tc Baner, to nye bygges, code Priser. skands-
navisk Settlement, Kirker o. s. v. Her er Pladsen
efter Kart m. NJ. Scandinavian Canadian Land Co.
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
abiierne. &an erflerer, at Moal,
mpn6ene / en: &gffe Mar bur berct

abtierne. &a erflerer, at Moal.
men6ene / en- &9fffe Mar bur berct
larlig u%begeiitret" for bam, % at
oenne @egeiltring bar gibet fig uo-
1lag pou f%oritiellig @is. S Sfor'
tbingssaan6enS MpiS bar Sc ~faaet
4flpb for oeres anonpme &iertegn"
r1en ban bar alorig gioet tage til
|@ienm9le. Men 0a Der beb it6lte
Stortbingspalg uoipreotes en- &efr
fe gemene &iitorier om bonn, onlag=
Sc ban Gag, og bette n1autte 1elb<
|felgeltg bgpnes. 9a ieg - ifriber
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imi6lertio 6is1 e Gentlemen / 6eres
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egen Torbrp0elle, og @tortbi11gsr
mono 5funr / fin Mbis u0baiunerer
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tilboge.
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falosm9n6ene og Sc ~&eilnorife "
bill enbber nofien Mano bloc at be-
oemme 1lutter Sen bre0e &e0aftpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Jul vesterheimen 1916
Pris 60 Cents.

Jul i Vesterheimen er ogsaa iaar udkommet
samme pragtfulde udstyr som forrige aar. Den
lille forhpielse i prisen fra so til so cents har
vsret nqdvendig paa grund af de overordentlig
hSie papirpriser, og vi fqler os %forvisset ON, at
ingen at den grund vii undlade at forskafe sig
det vakre julehefte, som %alligevel forhold til
udstyr er yderst billigt.
Omslaget iaar er malet at en- kunstner Min
n~eapolis og forestillcr Left Eriksons ferd It'll
Vinland. Et farvetrykt bilag af Herbjsrn
Gausta ledsager heftet og en- mengde andre
originate billeder er forskafet.
AT heftets indhold kan navnes:
IMATRA. En- skidring fra Finland at prof. Rasmus
B. Anderson.
sQNNEN. En- fortelling fra Island. AT Gunnar Gun
HvoRFoR SINGER DU IKE, MoR7 AT Carl
G. o. Hansen.
DA En- ,."MAYFLoWER' A TR0sTEBUD TIL
PRESTEN. AT Olaf Guldseth.
F FL G,s1 a ,E Simon %n {sbnsG%n. ~
Hanna Astrup Larsen.
IN THE PATHS OF PERIL. BY John Heitmann.
D1GTE at Johan Selnes, Julius B. Baumann. prof. c. o.
Solberg osv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
Seeking Some
Agreem ent
with Allies
in A.F. OIL,
Announcement T h a t
Brotherhood Leaders
Are to Address FEEDER
alton Convention in
B a ltim more Today
Causes Speculation

Washington, Nov. 20.-Heads of the
railroad employees brotherhoods who
are determined that the Adamson s.
hour law shall not be broken down,
Wilson, Attorney General Gregory and
their executive representatives, declar-
ed their purpose to aid the government
in every way in fighting injunction
suits against the law and made further
plans for perfecting working agree
ment with their allies, the railroad
men of the American Federation of
Labor When Carol Todd, assistant to
the attorney general, Assistant Attor-
ney General Underwood and Frank
Hagerman appear in the federal court
at Kansas City next Thursday to OPP
pose the Union Pacific and Atchison,
Topeka G. Santa Fee suits against the
Adamson law they will be thanked by
representatives of the brotherhoods. 1t
is proba bic that the four brotherhood
heads themselves will be there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
Surprises WASHINGTON

Some officials expressed surprise
that the attack upon the Arabia had
been semi officially admitted. 1t was
suggested that the Overseas message
might mean that Germany was pre-
pairing to make q test of the armed
ship controversy with the United
States, or that in some way a minor
official, hostile to Chancellor Won
Bethmann- Hollweg's submarine policy
might have allowed the dispatch to get
out, seeing in it an opportunity to
force the issue. 1t has been known here
for some time that Germany woud
make bitter fight against the defen
sive arming of merchant ships.
The contention that the Arabia was
an armed transport because she car
ried q 15-centimetre gun and had war
munitions is not regarded here as be-
ing justified. The ship was PENN
sula and Orient passenger liner with
many passengers. There was on Amer
lean on his way to India. He has
made an affidavit which has been tor
warded to the State department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21

conference is in sight. Their PROPOSE
lions have been reduced to writing and
it is understood will admit of little de-
bate. The MeXicans appeared not to
take a pessimistic view of the situa-
ton. There was some reason tonight
to believe that Mr.. Cabrera had won
the other members of the Mexican COM
mission over to an agreement to stand
with him. The plan to be placed before
the MeXicans will contain nothing that
is new to them.
The question at issue is not the
withdrawal of Gen. Pershing's troops.
They will be called back when the AM
erican government is convinced that it
can be done without jeopardizing the
safety of the border.
The more debatable question is the
method of controlling the border after
they have been taken out. The MeXicans
will not be permitted to place restrictions
on the manner in which the American
government may protect it's border nor
on the manner in which it may punish
maraudng bandits.
The Mexicans have objected seri ,Lsly
to acknowledging the right of the U 7itel
States to send troops across the il,terna-
tional boundary line in pursuit of ban
dts. When the Mexican commissioners
leave here it will be with the reaiZat ION
TINT American forces will be used to ,un
down any raiding band that crosses the
border into the United States regardless
of where they may have to go or of nov
long they may have to stay in Mexico.