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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08

The funeral Of Mrs. Priscilla
Dawson Wiltfong was held Sunday
at Sanktown Christian church. Rev
Mr. Morris OF LapOrte officiating
Mrs. Wiltfong il survived by her
husband, George Wiltfong. three
sons. James. Edward and Joseph
Wiltfong. and one daughter. Mrs
Bertha WOOdcox. One sister. Mrs
G. Wilcox, and a brother Alfred
Coleman. also survive. Mrs Wilt
fong was y years OF age.
Mark Reid. IS years old. died on
Saturday at the family home. fol-
lowing "a lingering illness. Funeral
services were held Monday at 1
o'clock az Olive chapel, conducted
by Rev Perry Runnels. Interment
was made at Olive chapel cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his wife,
and three children. Mrs. Ross Ben
nett. Marion Reid and Beatrice Reid
all OF New Carlisle.
Mrs. Thomas Williams Of oak
Park. H., was a week end guest
Of Mrs Sarah Williams.
Mrs Will McKain OF Jackson,
Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Adams Of South Bend were guests
Sunday Of Mrs. Sarah McKain.
Rev. Arthur Schafer of the local
VI. +. church will open a series Of
meetings at the Hudson lake school
house Wednesday evening.
Miss SWartZ. a deaconess. spoke
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the Methodist church. and delivered
an address to young women at 4
o'clock She also gave a talk at the
Hamilton NJ. +. church in the even
ing
Mr.. Emmons Of South Bend de-
livered an address on Temperance"
at the high school auditorium sun
day afternoon. Special music was "a
feature OF the meeting
Mrs Elves King of Bellevue. o..
vSited New Carlisle relatives sun
day
Jesse Coleman of Chicago spent
the past week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Coleman.
Mrs. Mary Peterson % Rolling
Prairie spent Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. John France
Mrs David Warren has returned
home from Eureka Springs. where
she spent the winter. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Tracy
Bates who stopped in Chicago TO
visit relatives.
James Garoutte left Tuesday for
his home at Denver, Colo. He was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. b. A.
Garoutte.
Frank Smith will move his family
to New Carlisle and Otis Bennett
of Rolling Prairie will move on the
Sherman Bennett farm vacated by
Smith.
Joseph Wiltfong has moved on the
farm owned by Andrew Bennett.
Mrs. RayOn Beal' is erecting a
house just east of her present resi-
dence on Chestnut st.
Miss Pearl Miller Of Valparaiso
was a week end guest Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller
Mrs. L. g. Mcdonald of Chicago
and Mrs. Bert Klackle of Bridgman
were called home Sunday on ac-
count of the serious illness of their
father. l.. a. Maudlin.
Miss Mary Creviston of South
Bend was a guest Saturday and sun
day OF Mrs. Will Miller.
Miss Emma RunnelsAis in Mich
igan city taxing treatment for
rheumatism and Mrs. win Carr. who
was called home IN account of sick
ness in her family has returned to
the sanitarum there.
Mrs. Kendall of Grand Rapids will
arrive Friday TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mark Van Dusen.
Jacob Hostettler has purchased
the Garoutte property on Chestnut
ST
Mrs. I. w. Borden was removed
TO Epworth hospital. South Bend.
Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08
EARNINGS INCREASE.
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GLHH. EfLrTi SERVICE.

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. March s. The
interstate commerce commission to-
day reported shat 154 Of the princi-
pal steam railroads Of the United
States earned during January. 1916.
net operating revenues of $67,192.-
795. compared with $44,50O,122 in
January, 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08

News Times Special Service:
LAPORTE. March S.-Mrs. Aug
ust Mentz, 20 years old. one Of the
old residents OF Michigan City. in
attempting to walk around a train
in the Michigan Central yards Tues
day afternoon, was run down and
instantly killed Her body was
frightfully mangled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08
RELIEF FROM BAD FORM
OF KIDNEY TROUBLE

7 am writing 10 you a few lines TO
praise your wonderful remedy known
as DR.. kilmer's swamp Root"
have heen troubled for years with
Gravel stones. find no medicine like
yours TO give me relief and comfort
i cannot too highly praise your great
medicine.
Yours truly.
4. O. YATES.
Eagle Lake. Texas
Subscribed AM sworn 20 before me
this 9Th day Of January A. D.. 1915.
W. F. b. Weeker Notary Public
Colorado Co. Texas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08
SOCIETY EDITOR VOTES
LOganspOrt Girl Marks Sample Bal
lot for Business Man.

LOGANSPORT, Ind, March s.
Miss Helen Knppenheimer. society
editor of a local newspaper. voted"
in the primary Tuesday Hearing a
prominent merchant say that he
would not take the trouble to vote
Miss Kuppenheimer rebuked him for
not taking advantage of the oppOr-
tunity afforded him. He procured a
sample ballot, Miss KUppenheimer
marked it, and accompanied the
voter TO the polls where, he said, he
marked a ballot exactly as Miss Kup-
penheimer had indicated.
international News Service:
MARION, Ind. - While being
shaved Or. George w. Davis, 60
years old, died of heart disease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08
MEN OF MARK

The World of Man is made up Of two kinds. The
who smiles and the man who signs. The smiling whole
soued man with strength and health written all his
prosperous appearance gTeetS YOU with firm handShake
and 10 your sautation says oyfuly Il feel first rate I'm
glad am alye' This is Man of Mark
And the other kind of man-the man who sighs-the
who is not a Man of Mark-he's pale, weak nervous
You've this kind of mantle world is filled with them
wrecks upon the sands Of time!'
Dull sad weary eyes; lined and wrnked face; slow pitt
full smile cold clammy hand feeble, uncertain voice
which says to your greeting Il am feeling very hady-nO
to myself or TO anyone
And Oh the pity of it, Once that man was on the way
TO become Man of Mark Once this shadow of better
Perfect Health perSOnated-lled with vgor and
fe-fe pulSang through his entire heng-enioyng with
every fibre his daily fe-a man who bound to win the
race of life
Then He overtaxes his strength Laughed at it at first
No doctor for him No. sir The brain began TO tire the
weared; body and mind began to weaken, slowly
but surely And then-meanchoy no energy, no AMBITION
and the who might have made his mark the world
faded into that poor fellow the very sight of whom makes
feel sad!
There may be help for him vet have helped many
who nowhere else found relief.
But don't let ii 90 that far Come and me-
If you have any the following symptoms: Low spirits
nervousness WEAKNESS weakness dizziness flesh soft head
ache blurng of eyesight and SpeckS floating before the
eyes poor memory lrnahity-ake them IN time, II YOU
would win lfe's race
Brace up! Have courage Come and see me and LET me
BET TPF win be 0 sT 54 RsT and TaT s sSRRY LATER Nv
the most Expensive and Scientifically equipped Of Ex
=
eases No GUESS WORK O0''u''
what DONE" helped of men in all
why you?
Specialist experience
eieve" 'PhOney" Specialist.
keep getting well, system you
verifying confidential DOCTOR AND
Detention from Business No Publicity Medicine
SPECIAL DISEASES I
readily am Remember
experiments your yield my
rst examination and viii frankly tell
rRACTED DISEASES QUICKLY CURED
the disease dsorganizes important and
wrecked the rocks
rgement Structure Hydrocee Kidney Bladder Urinary Rectal
the Pelvic today
restore
ALTON AND CONSULTATION FREE
K. Smith, Specialist
South Bend
to and e. 80 to Daily. Sunday to -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08
Letter 90
DIR. kilmCF 4 Co.
fiingliantOn, y. y

Prove What Swamp Root VIII DO
For You.
Send ten cents TO DR. Kilmer & Co.
EinghamtOn. n. Y. for a sample size
bottle. II viii convince anyone You
viii also receive a booklet of valua-
hle information. telling about the
Kidneys and bladder When writing
be sure and mention the south Bend
News-Times. Regular ffty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles for sale at all
drug stores.-AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08

Science wins over disease and nerv-
J GUS decline.
No need to suffer and doctor the
/ "old way"
Don't let doctors drag you along
| for months
| Come and investigate for yourself
| the advances | have made, and how
: little il costs to get we'll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08
LAKEvILLE, IND.

Mrs. Stuyvesant Robertson cele-
brasSl her s0th birthday anniver-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Gn &ronbiprts Gnbeliqt.

Ser git for nogen. Eio iioen set
&pgte / &j9benbobn, at en- al DDre=
bopens &ronbiorte bor 1uppet 16 al
Snobegningen o9 ibemmet Sen 1on=
Sci ODER @un6et til &been. @enere
bleb bette &pgte befreftet, ioet ser
u6for ¨ebpf font en- &ronbiort
fbgmmen6e in6 imo6 2on6, font
tioig meo, at man fra $been fit
Weeo6elel1e onn, at Sen SHORT, Der
iaa pll16ielig bor fommen til @en,
ligefaa p%l11oielig bor foribun6et
igien.
@agen bil6e lite babe babt neb.
neb9r6ig SntereSie, bbis lite ct Bor
SSegere bob6e angrebet og orebt oct
itaffels 9Dr, ligeiom BET, tr9t efter
ben 1ange @bgmmetnr, bar be6 at
r1oo 2nn6.
So set tilme6 menes, at Shorten
bar neret u0iat for @isbano1ing
fra Spgernes Si6e> for 6oreningen
til 9preneS 8eifpttelie / Sg1ge Sea-
ttonalt." taget Mffere og armel6t
@ogen til &ronborg eitre 8irf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
@por Ienge leber Min6et?

9a @ol6oterne for nogen &i6 f.
ben grabe6e @fDttegrabe paa &ofs<
bgien / Mainm be6 96enie> it96te
6e paa ct @felet, / bbis 8rp1tparti
bar ffiuIt en- &nib. Man mente
ferit, at set 6reie6e fig ONT en- gam.
mel S%orbrp6elie. Men Mh1feumsin.
ipeftbr 8eterien fait1log be6 &ielp
al &nipen FAINT en- Sfiol6bule %
&eiterne al en- &am, iom ogiao
fon6tes oe6 Sfelettet, at bette itom-
me6e fra 6olfeban6ringens Ei6, /
oct 4. Marbun6re6e. s ben famine
8affe grades Der MI @rrs til ct On:
trepren6rfirma, og forleoen fan6t
@rbei6erne enonu ct @felet og en-
|Sernfnib. Sort efter itp6te Sc poo
en- treble @rab, ogfaa fra SernaI6e-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Gn bbgtig &bin6e.

@eo EN- lille &pitioeligbe6' i @iel>
lerup f%orleoen bleb Goreningen al
jpoite 2an6boforeningers @glbme6o-
lille for 2%anobofli6 / Sglge v@tb.
StiftS Solfebl." ooerraft &uSmon6
@pren s.. &:riitenlens @nfe, Sine
&riltenien / @jersleb. SUN og fen.
oeS Mono fiebte / 1882, ga 6e til.
1ommen boboe opiparet ca. 5000 ST.
bcnoeS nuperenoe @jenoom, Ser er
.poa So 50. 2an6. &iebeinmmen
bar 1000 &r. plus en- Mftegt. @pg,
11ingerne bar breItfel6ige> og ser
bar fnn cen So. S 1900 opfprtes
npe 8Dgninger; og 90 bar ser en-
Set % en- goo &obeietning. s 1909
opoe Mon6en, og ii6en bar @nfeSS
me6 to 9ptres @ielp 6repet Glen;
oommen paa mountaineering Moo6e
noen fremme6 &i9lp. @u er @ien-
oommens @er6i $4,000 &r., oq ser
inoeltoor fun en- @rioritet poa 5000
Sir. &%egnifobet er f9rt ombpggeligt
ODER 9riften, og set biier fig for /
S1or ct rent Sberifu6 pao 1877
Ser. SO Gre. ufru6t fin6es foa at
1ige life poa @nfens Sor6, bborof
bber Somme er uonpttet til Dprf>
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
3ulla11h.
Gn Mffere beb @renien.

5orrige @un6ag 6%ormi66og beo
9=Si6en foriegte 5 rnsiiife &rigs-
longer at ober ifri6e @renl en be6
6orris. Goripget lpffe6es fun for
ben enc; 6e fire m6re bleb toget
at Bagtpoiterne, in6en De 11aae6e
ODER. Sen fennte fom 1om iogt ODER,
men n9ppe bar ban 1aaet 80 @eter
ino paa 6anifs @run6> f9r Ct @fu6
fra en- al &olterne ltrafte bnm I'll
.Sor6en. nmi66elbort ef ter fal6t END.
nu ct @fr6.
@aar6eier @lbolm, poo bbis
Marf Dromoet fan6t @te6, % bans
9eabo, @aar6eier Sons Moes i1e6e
til be6 Sfu66ene. men iomti6ig
fprong to at be tpfe @agtpolter
ODER &egnet og l9b ben til .6en iao-
reoe &usier, 1om Sc nqoe6e 1omti<
Dig me6 Sc TO 6nn1fe @aar6eiere.
@oloaterne 1ggte at rei1te &usieren
op> men Ga ban itrafs efter falot
iammen, ttlfgie6e 6en enc @oloat
bom meo @eberfolben s @1og open
| &obe6et og / @ogbobeoet, 1aa @lo.
Get flpb.
@aar6eierne, Ser itoo boobenlgie
oberfor De gennrbeb9bne6e Tpifere,
iegte at legge fig imellem % pro-
teItere6e MOB 6enne @ol6sban6ling
men @ol6aterne ba6 Dem pasi e fig
lelp og forfbinoe, i6et 6e / mo6la1
Salo trueoe me6 at ffp6e DEM. @l'
bolm gior6e DEM M paa Epif op.
m9rflom paa, at 6e Dor pon 6ani1
@runo og paa bans Marf; men Gel
anfegte6e DEM lite. 9e gientog &C.
res Eruiel ON at billie ifp6e BEN
meo 89sierne> at bbilfe Sen enf
6reb al Blob.
Sc to M9n6 moatte iom S9lge
6eraf tr9ffe fig tilbage, % @ol6a:
|terne ilebte 6erpaa Sangen iom et
6e6t &reatur ODER poa tpf @runo
bbor 6e F9ngte bom ne6 paa Sor6er
og loo bam ligge Der.
/ sit bette maatte Den ulpffeligf
l&usiers fire &arnmerater ftaa % 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Sc 6nshil0e.

@i6en Slptteoag bar Ser / &ja.
benbabn bber 9ug mel6t fig &us-
Diloe> font mangle6e Sag ODER So
be6et; men 6a ollie 6e Sum- Magiz
1trmen rao6er ODER, er optagne oo
&arafferne beo @unbbolm fgrit er
fer6ige ont en- balb @nes Sage, bar
man forelebig nraottet be6e 0isie
Samilier, iom mi6lerti6ig bor boet
bos Sumilie og 8efien6te, ON al
b1ibe, bbor 6e er, faa lenge iom'
multgt.
: Set forlp6er / v@att."> at Mfogi.
1traten paatenfer en- @ferpelie al
8eitemmelierne for Sc $usbil6ea
Mnbringelie, i6et man mener, al
nogle of 6em NOT fun6e itaffe fig
Suslp> enbentuelt boS @enner og
8efien6te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
$infnapper / Mntomaten.

gn gigorban61er paa 3lterbro !
aigbenbapn bar i BEN fi6ite SID
funoet en- M9ng6e Eirfnapper I f.
ne Mutomater. San be1lutte6e at bol<
6e @agt, og ban lag6e 90 Mprfe til
en- ung Mano, iom me6 imoa Mel,
lemr11m TOM og traf @igarer / Muz
tomoten; 90 @igarban6leren efter
bbert at ben unge Man0s @eipg
fon6t Gintnopper / @utomaten> bar
ban flar ODER, bbo6 oct bar for en-
Spr. Meite @ang tog ban bam !
6eIge 90. g." / &robe1 og traf
bam paa @olitiitationen, bbor ban
og1oa tilito6 at bore 6en @fDl6ige.
&an opgab at be66e Mlfre6 &eter,
fen, og at ban andre Ste6er bap6e
begaaet en- Mengbe ltgnen6e Epbe=
rier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01

rem, 90 oe bar 90 faa foripnlige
ltrafS at ienoe 8uo efter Muieums-
tnipetteren. Ol6iager al itgrre Ser
Of fanotes Dog / SsIge rSpens
.@tiftSt." life i Sc to @rape.
Set merfeligite be6 oct belle er
imiolertio, u6toIer Mn1enmsinipef-
teren, at Mrbeioerne poa Gorboano
pio1te, at oe bil6e fin6e to Sig for
noen oct, Sol6aterne fon6t. De
tlenote nemlig ct ganrmelt @qgn
ON, at Der lau tire Meno / &ofsbgi.
&borfra De bor Sagnet, Tan oe lite
fortlare. Sc bi6ite set bare. 9g set
er lite noget, 6e bar bittet poa bag-
efter for at giere Sagen mere in
%teresfant, for 6a Mu1eumsinlpeftp-
rem bar pan @te6et % unoerlggte
ben onoen @rob, iag6e Mrbei6erne,
at De not iful6e ien6e 8n6 efter
BAN, ioa 1nart 6e funot Den tres
Die.
Man 'lp1er MI efter, om nogen
TENDER mere til @agnet ONT &ofs.
bgi END Mrbei6erne. Set er nnppe
ian6iDnligt, for oct er 10 ollere6e
fcrblpffenoe, at Solfebebioltbeoen
bar funnel faitbo16e ct ON ems ibagt
Min6e ON tire Men6 fra eyernaloe.
rem giennem is Marbnn6reoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Set fog Iise til :

On fien6t Gorretningsman6 / &c.
benbabn bleb forle6en anbol6t, netop
fom ban bar /. Serb meo at gao ON
@or6 / Mnlmgbaa6en.
SON maotte fin6e fig / en- in6-
gaaenoe @%iiitation bos Eol6besnet,
.og / bans $aan6taife fan6t man !
Gg1ge r@bbpn." 1000 Ser. i @glp,
fom oct utbibliomt bar bnret bans
$enfigt at billie uoim1gle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
8 qnl0ne Siber.

@cenen er EN- bjprringeniif &e-
ltonration, forteller ~geor6i. Sag,
b." &e6 ct 8or6 it6oer ct 8or Ser.
rer / @amtale, af bbilfen oen enc
pluo1elig ofbrp6es meo ct: @bor
mango En- '&loffen? 0p al @e1telom>
men trnffer 6en 'anoen ct mpqtiet
1tort @ul6ubr = ct lille GrDf, og
&lappen ipringer op: @eriaagoo, 1e
ielb!
Set bar al6rig beret @ul6 -
bet ubr Ser, flyer &erren, Der life
rigtig Dar me6 poa Gt6en, og ILL.,
rets Snoebapec er Ser me6 oct font
me: Set giel6er 100 Ser.
Sop!
Sg Sc TO- &errer 6eponerer bber
100 &r. bos &erten og ien6er te1e-
|fonif Sub efter en- Sogman6> ser
ffol afgigre @tri6en.
Seq pil bleie poa ieres @ul6ubr,
flyer 5agmon6en, Der lige itaar i
}S9r6 me6 at gi9re 'Sorbere6elie til
MtooogSibbnen, men effer nogen
|@naf frem og tilbage in6biIger ban
Il at afgi9re @frt6en.
M%nfommen, til Ste 1tol1rottonen
foar BON oct omitri6te 11br til I'm
oerlpgelie, 90 Dommen> afiagt / 3d.
bet al 1 Minut> lpoer:
@ul6.
Sat, flyer ubrets @iermano og
toger Sc 6eponere6e 200 &r. til iig>
% fortietter laa: &bor meget er
leg fploig?
SITE noget, flyer Sagmm6en, ieg
bill lite
De fal! Gorlong bore!
Sa, ia 6a; fi6en Sc presier mig
1aa iterft, faa fit mig 6a en- Eier.|
0g berbe6 bleb set. 10 &r. az
ISogman6en for bans l%1leiligbe6. 0g
iaa en- Slaife Champagne til @elifa-
bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
@frnt.
Mprtenfens amerifanife @engeifab

@orteniens amerifanife @enseifab,
~Ginglt. Solicit" forteller:
@lfre6 M%orteniens itore Benge>
itab> fom Sru Mortenien jun, MI
bar oberteret til @a1g fra Mmtltue<
gaar6en, er noget al en- Seber6ig=
be6, men set ct life for @maofolf.
Ser bar mel6t fig enfelte 2pitbaoen=
6c til @fabet, men Ser ffol en- goo
&oie til at fploe op / set; ielb / en-
Bnl6al6er bi1 set lite blibe ]oa let
at fan set nogenlun6e 1ton6sm9s-
iigt onben6t. Mlfre6 Morteniens
Tengeifab er biitnof set it6r1te / pri<
bot @eiio6el1e paa Siellan6 uoenfor
&%16benbobn. Set Itammer fra @bi.
cogo, og 90 Mlfre6 Mortenien len.
t fin STD bragte Set me6 fig berober,
bar set en- @eniation> Ser lite blet
min6re> 90 Morten1en, for at fac
oct til at itaa %or6entlig fat, maatte
mute flere @iller ne6 / Mmtsl tue
goar6ens Underground. Set bprte til
gamle Morteniens imoa @erbe6e,
at la6e Dgren til set 1tore Yenge
ifab itoa aaben, iaa man, fun6e fac
xs~< -,
ct lille Sn6blif / set Stunt, Ser full
De til for at gibe @Ia6s for banS
amerifan1fe 8el5tano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
Gn @piun ! Marbns.

@arbus @oliti bar anbol6t en-
mpitiif Epifer, ser / nogle Tiger TN.
ser Nabnet Mar @onro6 bar boet
paa @otel Sfan0inopien, bbor man
efterbaan6en fatte6e Mistonfe til
bam paa @run6 at bans noeet for
69gtige Ser6; ban luffeoe fig 1oa.
le6es ofte ombpggeligt in6e paa fit
&Grel1e, fit mango u6enlanbfe @la,
Sc, ofbente6e ielb al fin @o1t poo
Boltbuiet og mo6tog forle6en ct
|itgrre Bengebelgb fra Epiflan6. -
l6ra &otelletS SIDE fm6t man Set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
@tort G~ienbpmsialg.

Sen ftore @ien6m &ongens Mp.
torb SET. s (@t. &ongensga6e 14),
bbor 81. d. @fan6inabien=M merifo
2inien og &ebiiionsborfen bar 60
taller, er at @ierne, S. so. 2ebin &
Co., 8Dgme1trene 6. SO. Miller oQ
2pttbans &eterien og @tenbngger-
meter St. Mielfen, 1olgt til Set
Gorene6e Dompifibsielifnb for t..
$4,000 &r. u6betalingen err efter
6orlDoen6e / ~Mott." 100000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-01
6nsrnm for Gmnqlere.

&o16ing Mrre1t> BET normalt bar
&lo6s til % Mrre1 tanter, RUNNER /
Sglge ~&ol6. 3d." for Ei6en ifffe
ferre emo 80. @f 6isie er en- bolu
5nes 5tpffer anbol6t for n6imug,
ling. Sen fi6ite, man forelpbig efz
ter1pgte al en- itgrre 8an6e> b1eb
forle6en anboI6t / Bam6rnp og
bragt til &ol6ing.
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iluttelig rigtiglt at gibre @olitiet opz
mert1om paa bom, og Mon6en er
oerefter bleben anbol6t og bo,1s So
p1rer beIlaglagt. Sorelpbig pnlfer
Yolitiet lite at uotale fig ON 60
gems ngrmere Smlten6igbe6er.
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MeHe Stooium / @oger bar, at

M9re Sto6iu1n / @agen bar, al
ban bleb fremltillet for &siesfor
Eborup, Der gior6e bam b%efienot
n1eo, at man moatte u6fere so ST.
/ @plb. De 1850 &r. bleb 6erefter
bel laglagt.
- Men, fagoe Msiesioren, fao
mao De betale en- 8p6e poo SO Ser.
for @mugleriforfgget. De 1000 &r
raar altfaa lige til.
0g 6erbe6 bleb BET.
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Mpe 3enge.

Ser git en- @Diem giennem 2an-
bet, 90 set rorle6en / &igsbogen
bleb bebu6et, ut ser / en- 11er Srem=
Ito igien ifo1 1ettes i &rone=@e6ler
/ @irfulation; man frpgteoe nenliq
for, at set Dor &eltoplaget al Sc
IFrnffelige 9letifetter, ser ffnl6e
renliieres. &eloigbis bIiber set be6
Torffr9ffelien. 50. g." erforer
1,emlig, at 6e bruno @e6ler lom
site ct ipre6t for allie @in6e, %
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So pberflpbige cSnititmttpner.
8rpf. &amb @ontoppioan,

GelleSreprel entationen for 2an6'
fonmr1ter me6 bDmes1ig &ebpggel:
1e bar u6arbei6et ct Gorlog til Mf
Taffel1e at @tepningsmen6 og Sig.
fDnsmpr6. De menes at bere darife
n%berfle6ige / Dor Si6.
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8t1be &nniner.

finoes Der / 8plge ~@oroi. 9agbl."
EFT Meng6e al poo &irtsbolm@er
@rgSbolmen. Mf og til er Der $e=
gere> iom er obre og benter fig en-
@teg. s ben 1t6lte Sio er Der ne6=
lagt mango al nogle Solf, fom ar.
bej0eoe be6 Steni flaming 6erobre,
2igeiom ben tamme formerer ben
piloe &unin fig bpl6igt> iaa ser CT
fife flor Sure for, at &aninbil6tet
ifal u66g paa @resbolmen, ielb ON
Ser iages NOT iaa 1tGrft efter oct.
&aninerne Dor I ct ntal af $uler
run6t ONT paa 9en.
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&olF &rAllmp.

st megtigt polif @rpllup feire<
6es I Splge 80. Dagbl." forleben
poa &otel Sou mellem BoIoff9re>
rem fra @ofien1un6 % en- polf @ige
fra @ers6orffslun6. 8ielien foregii
/ Ben fatbolffe Strife / Marbus. Ga.
SO @olaffer fra Smegnen bar inbt.
teret til 8rDlluppet, Ser forme6e fig
iom en- flor polf Solfefeit I 6et
.figrne, fremme6e 2an6. &olaffer.
ne bab6e 6eres ege11 &of % 6eres
egen polite Mh1iif, beltaaen6e al
+8iolin &larinet, @armonifa oQ
|Tambnrir.
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Citizens Nn6Iinae.

st &ar @pgifte pan @ornbolm
bar / Selge ~@ornb. Gi6." forIeoen
babt bet mgrfelige &el6 at binoe
bber 5000 Ser. paa bber tit Mummer
Il 2%otteriet Dagen efter @rpllup=
pet.