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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12
Gn gus Sop &affc.

Worc11 Sprcns bocbc / ct lille
8rs nnart uhpn fnr 99nrn. fortrI-
Ter u&psf. Iio." SIN, Dor G11fc
otter forlrnglt ofbpOe &npcr Miels
Sercnicn og anlaaes olmii'oelig-
poa Ggne11 for at bore rlibt ben11e
De0 en- She.
Moren Dopbe oglaa mango 81
acknowledgement. 81. a. fogtc bun
finn Gaffe en- Song ON l@gen, 11cm=
Zig 5pl1oog 5ormibOag. Senoes
aaffebrpguing foregif paa 0e1t
Moooe, at bum Git us til 8rgnoen
% firebe aaffefun0en neo ! @an=
bet / 5teoet for at traffe ganoet
op i en- sparo % berfra. fDlDe paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12
6pltfna UfHtantfntr.
s uMeotin" lfriber SAUL @lell:

s ~Matin" ifriber SAUL @lell:
&umoreber al Sing % &jcniton=
SC fra oennc &rig CT ollereoe bleD=
nc brogte til ~&Grens Nalicum"
opre / Snpolioc=@otellct: ien6er.
finite Nbofrt'er va &ir1mc, 80
1er, Scr CT bl1lle0c al Mitro!llplcr=
mes &uglcr, Goaben og llniforms.
|ltpffcr. Me11 Ser CT CT cnfelt ill.,
&elifbi; font en0n11 life CT font
men Dcrpber, % lorn BOG bcore ellD
lnongfpl6ige morc ml fulr11e for
tnlle Gftertioen ON bore Settles
Mpb, Eligtopfpl0elle pg 1l1bilmc
Woobe ct 81 pao. Set CT fin Ell
ioorc beifeoen Iing, CIT lille Cont
n1cbog al be1n, mon fiHbc~ / No5o=
rernc til ct Yor SpuS. +! 'rrt Eop=
birb, mcb SEN lille Go6cl poo fpr=
ltc @loO. Men poo 0crs 8looe CT
Scr 8looplcttcr, Scr I'LL er %gl1lneoc.
Det CT @lo0 al 2pjtnont Mc11e Wea=
rio M1tgl,lte 2uquio1O, 0po for Sc
0relonbet / CT Ml0er al fireogtppe
Mor / Mngres> Departenentet Cont
me, Sen 26. Meoi 1915. Deelle11l
0isle Nlettcr al 8lo0et, scr orpp=
peoe fra bans frpgtclige 5aor,
frcp 2aqlia11b paa nogle al Blo=
0c11e fine 1i0lte Srb til Torbcl Oh
lin 1i0lte &ilje.
2pjtnont 2uquioub bprtc til 3.
Battalion at set 50. S11faltcriregi=
ment. &omman0eret at &aptajn IS.
boboe &etoillo1en crobret nogle
tpffe 5fpttegrope % lat fig fat (!
Dem. Me11 Sen lille Grnp buD0e
list frpgtelige Sab. Eaa to Gage
miite6e Sen al fine 800 M5an0 ialt
100 9rebtc og $50 5aare6e. Mf Sc
is Officcrer bleo 6 brabte og 5
iaareoe iaa baar6t, at Be moatte
jen6es buguo. 50 an6re Sfficere1
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Gn Somtalc meb CIT Mbonucnt.

VII SuINlulC< Httu CN NUuuNtAl.
Mr. S. S. Ml1er, SEN pelfjc1,bte og
popnlerc llbgibcr al uIbe @erolo"
/ go1t Claire, 8is., lfribcr: timber
en- 5un1talc me6 CIT al bore Mbpn=
11enter forleoen Sag, 1ogoc ban, at
/ ODER tppe Mar bap0e tngen 2Ggc
bnret / bans &us. Sbis Ser por
noget / Sejen me6 en- al Somilien,
bIeb ser tpet til &urifo, % / fort
Sis bor alt bel igjen.
9et ct en- &jen6sgjerning, lont er
berb at lagge Merfe til, at / Sc
Samilier, Dbor &urifo brltges, let
ingen blege eller ipgelige u0, mel1
bar tbnrtimo6 en- iun0 og ren SUB
Oct er mig en flor Sornpjelle
at me66ele Sent bette"
Ser ct neppe nogen Mfe0icir
|fien6t / Bag, Ser CT blebet laa npje
|fnpttet til Sjemmet, iom 9r. 8eterS
|&nrifo, set gamle, 1pnge prppebe
urtemiooel. Den ielges life poc
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&jcolcn. 9crpoo bnlDtc b11l1 fire
500 9pnncr poo sen og p,1tteoe ct
ltort Stpffe Giforic l. 1otte Sen
oper SlOcn og foetc bcl1 bruno Orit
loo lG1lgc, at Scr tiliibit 1torf al
&offc pper bclc @ptten.
Men CIT ioobon &jebel &offe
f1u1be life bploe l1D lnngcre e110 til
6rcbag.- Euo bc1rne 9og lnnfcoc
Mforen otter &jeole1 neo / Brp1=
Sen, fpl6te BEN ballot me6 &ono o.
fogte &affegrum1et op.
en- 2er0og Gftermi00ag tit Mo=
re11 8e1pg al cit geobstone.
= gu ifal Bine0p6 ba' Ell &of
&affe, fogoe Meoren og iotte &je0lc1
.paa Slben.
Npget efter itoo SEN oompenoc
&affe paa &oroet mcllem Sc to
&binoer, ber bper itjG11feoe Jig e11
%foriporlig 5ppltlum og 11tteDe &aa1=
bis til. 0o SC bopOc br1,ffct al,
lpurgtc Morcn:
= 5fol oct life bore en- lille
|@ftertoor?
- So-o1> ncl1 fun ii Groo=
Der open / &oppc11, iporcOe Nobo=
fo1lcn % ifjGnfcbe.
Mcn Scr fonu ingcn &offe 11b al
Irtcn. Scr bar 11oget, Ser ltop=
pebe for l%10(pbu.
Oct CT natl1rligpis @rl1n1ict.
Der bar lat Jig for, mentc Marcn.
Oct ltol ri mort fon oronct.
&lun bcnte0c CT 8offcl og lto'
Sen nc0 / Sen formentligc 0r1ms-
fl1mp.
- Ja1 1fo' oct nof bjGlpe, i19:
Sc Mforen % trof @aflcn np. Sc,
|bor hi Sen.
93abofonc11 CAB ct Spin al Jor:
fnrbclfc.
81. men Nnsirs, ini inr Sat
ten! roabtc BUN. 9n er 10 c?
Sfruptl10ic.
More1 ioo poo &ef1ltotct. 0e
bar gonife rigtigt CIT 5fr1lptl1oic
gpbt 9jenncmfogt / &offcn.
= SSo, Set er'et 1n9nO oslo
Mcttc!
= !@pprl1oor fan sen bore fnn1
men /?
So-o6, bporlroor? Oer f
li'uGlN li'laogpOt bore fontnt;1
|6en0n's inn1 / 8oar.
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eanseberrcb Yreiteeearb ifal iel

SonOeberreO &re ltegaoro logger
for Sen lterlte Oels ELECTROMAGNETIC
i 5anoeberreo, meoens et nl11ore
Sci ligger inoenfor 5anoefjorbs
8pqrpn1e. @aorOers 9opeobp9=
ninger ct / iin mupGrenoe Stono
lioet ifitfet iom @rqltebolig. S
Stotsroaoet 1orleoen CT Sf1rteoe=
partcme,1tet bempnoiget til at az
brnoc til 5%anoeberreo &om1n11ae
ser, inoen Serreoet ligge'1oe Gel
al Braitcgaaroe,1 innt &lofter=
goorocn ajeloberg NJ. y. og ct
u,i11ore @rluuoltpffe inoenfor .@p>
erenien. Sra 5alget ogtes u10.
taaet 81. d. 6 Msaul Soro, bporpoo
1fol opfpres np 8reitebolie. Af
solaslummen 100000 ST.. bill en-
sci blipe in6toget 8ra1teeaoros-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12
"0ullasrhharnnrn
2anif gppe / sperisc,
Gn Molmp=Mpis berettcr:

Gn Molmp=Mpts berettcr:
@m1 fon1 BERTH for ID Dage Il
Sen ira sen itorc 8p rbinli6an
5l,nOet" / acknowledgements for
jGtteoe 2onO og logOe 1trafs gel lag
poo Sen elcgarteite tire Snrel1ers
.2cjliabco / Ct al bore beolte So
teller.
uBorpl,en" bar for to Moone0er
libc,1 @biifpoge1t / @ptebprg me6
beltcbnc Slrotugtcr, n1e1 ldo gjor=
|oc BON / &afoobpnner III. m., pg
Set norcbc life lu11ge, fprcnb ban
1onnc min0lt 100000 ST. poo
|2nrnmcl, en- net Sl1nl, 11oor MON
life bar mere clb ct Ear % ipne
9(or poo &d9cn.
SOM .loat, bon bar life nrrct
0er / Woln1p ret n,ullgc 9agc, men
Il 3pbct al 0cllnc forte SiO CT 0oll
nuuct at hlipc GUS % Nrnr n1cO
ellie rg irttc GSclgc / Snlob lom
i10cll ull0cn. Noor Sen 1,l,Ge uSu=
ron" piler Jig poo @uOcl1, 1ulo9oor
ban life at buffc CIT bis SpnlGrf=
Ion1Dc0. M}c0 Mu11pfel, men 1l0cu
0pcrfroffe, og ifprt ct Eor cle=
goatc bbibc @nmoichcr p0cr boll
ct prlcntligt 8iorog til Sen Sp=
ligt> gon bnffcr. Sg Set mfrgter
Gom life, at Oroct u@ullolcD" al
% til noor bors Hre.
Scr fortGllcS moll9c 9iltorlcl
ON uSoro1,c1". &c goar ollc III
pea at belpic bons gp0c 9jertc oq
bans GllfpGr6igbe0 og CT berfo1
al SEN nfororgeligltc Mrt. ~@oro
ne1l" giper ltorc 5ouper for linc ny
crbperpe0c &e11ncr, og Ser blipc1
Gfterlpil nnc0 u1egc11 Gbompogn
og fnultc @los ~c11 m1oslc". Ne11
gjpringsfo1re11 tilfalOes pa fuor 100
SIR. / Oritfcpenge for lit Gfstro:
orbej0e.
u@oroncn" iiooer / fpritc Yorfc
poo ct at bore Geotre og bomboroe:
rer 8alletoor1crne mco fplOte &on
feftpplcr, ipn1 Don bar torlpnet tie
rigcliat n1co. Generc paa Mftener
%inbiterer ban belc 8ollettcn poa er
c%fstrofin 5p11per, og enbber at 81
inoo 5fjpnbcoer erboloer lom er
5ouncnir ct @uloarn16aa110, bbor
fiber ct Mi11iotrr=llbr al lornm{
eolc Metol.
6orleoer Dag toni Dor "9oron"
|ino / en- itprre observation-disclosures:
refining og fjpbtc for1fjellige Cling
Ipm bprer til CIT 8e11tlelnanS lto:
ltpr. Set bcle belpb fig til 17C
SIR, n1e11 u@oro11e11" forflareOe, q:
6on bon0c CLIENT fin Scgnebog poo
@otcllet, ofleperer lit Silitfort %
goor. Mc,1 flor bar Torbo11lellc'
/ Sorretni11gen, 0a n1o11> eftcr a
v8orm1e11" bar gooet, opOoger, a.
v8oroncn" poo 9i1fcn far glem:
life Blot CIT bel &offc &e11geleoler
men ogioo bar cfterloot CIT Gcgne:
bog, in%bcbolocn0e fire 1000 &r.
5cbler.
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Bi mao QientuQen0e qigre o.

Ni mao gientagenoe gjpre op.
mprfl joni poo, at De &orrelponDan.
GER, eller Mrtitler, her pelpilligl1
inOlcnoes til Bla6et, ligeoDerfor &e'
o%aftionen maa bore 10. Ipnet me2
Hopn og Moresie, ielp ON &orre.
|ponoancen iporigt fun foripnes mel
ct WRrfe, alt efteriom Snolm0eren
enIfer oct. 0e erebe S%SroienDers
beces, for 5ntnirgens s@fpl0> fu"
at 1fripe poo ben enc SIDE al Fo,
oiret> og ieorigt ifripe tp1eliat
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Gftcrlet fra eymbelaaret.

Miotionln,ers 1914 mpbtes tire
hinge Men11clfer / CIT beore Safe
/ ariltionio. 5ellfobet, ion be-
ltoo al to @errer % en- Dame fra
Gropil1ienL oa0 ng 0rof % bar
glo6c. Sen enc at @crrcrnc, en-
Sorrctningsll1n1b, inbitcrc0c til
1i0lt ocu on0ea1 @crrc og 0on1en
fra Nrobinicn poo ct @los Gbon1=
pagne poa lit &o11tor / 9pcn. l1n=
Ser Somprret fer tpg &pl1tprcts
S11OebaDcr ell 9ianna1trt1a bol1
bob0c poo 6ingercr, pg rofte 9u=
men 0e1 til Selfl1cllc, n1c11 81 bal,
li0t otter pil0e bape Sen igje11, fog
DC 9an1clL at III boD0e bum nctop
miltct Sen poo @11lpet. 5ellfobet
log0c Jig lou poo &11G for at lege
efter Sen tobte 5fot, ipnu bopoe eli
&Urhi al ca. 700 Ser; lncn Mi11gel1
fanbt Sc life. s &irfcligbebcl1 bar
6cn bps 0on1e11, moo bpcrn Scr Dog
fife f11lloc 1foffes @cpis, fight FUN
blcn onr1clot og ligtet. 9u ct Mar
iellcr 1oo bar gooct, los bun poo lit
|&jcnltcb lopc CIT ny Sing til Jig al
|0ion1nl1trin9eus Moteriolc, mems
bus nnlbpggeligt gjcu1tc lclbe 0io=
mostcn. Mfcl1 bcnne hrrl1otc hclc
|Slocn / belOes 5ino Zig, at b1r11
1orleocs bell11ttcoe at leperc sen til:
bogc til Gjern1o11ocrL bpilfct bul?
og1oo 9jproe mnOer ct @ci9g bum al.
la9oc / &riltionio / Sen MnlcOning
9erpcb blen ocn gannlc @iltprie ire
Sltbeluorct nptriifet, 9ol1cl1 blel
annclbt poo1lp og puttct / Mrreit ol
opl1tcs / 6prbprsretten til 80 9o
9es Tr11glel iorn bctinget Dom. =
%ctten tog &cnlyn ill at @onolinge1
Lao lorgt tilboge / Giben pg msot
te bctrogtes lom ct 2ejligbeostppe
ii, bpprtil &tltjaolnc lelp bopbe be
gunltigct Mnle0ningen.
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San: 'Nporle0eS? gr Ceres
Ma16 b90, True?
SUN: ga for i Mooncocr liben>
men / @aor CT jeg blebc11 forlobet.
San: Moo jcq 1ao bepione Gem
min in6erligite 0eltogellc og pnlte
Sem Diertelig til 2pffc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

5enb 8labet biem til Slegtnin'
ge % 8enner / 9arr1orf % Sgn.
oeripllon6 iom 8ebis pao, at Sc
enhnu min6es Dem 6erbiemme. 81
ienber @laaet reeelmesist / bner
l1ge beo MootogeIfen al 8elbbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

4potbefer. 5pecie1Ic Mgenter or=
I%ifoffer Sen til 1M%l1ne1beoe1t oirefte
fra 6abrifnnterncs 2aboratorium.
.5frip til ST.. &eter .6obr1ep &
Sons 60, 1875 go. &opne Mbc.,
|Gbicogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

bleb Iettere iaareoe, % ffun to i1ap
belt fri. 0m Mftenen Ben 26.
Waoj blep 2aquiauo rant al ct
Grunatltpffe, Ser iaarebe bonn pau
oct forfGrOeligite. 9ele llnoeru1l=
|iigtet blcb rcpet bort, pg al ct
Wien1leifc, Ser fpr bop0e 1%troolet al
511lobeo og 2ipslpffc, por MI Tim
ct Grog tilbnge, bpis blctte 6pn
in0gjeo Mnoicl. 2oquiau0 fol0t.
Sons Sroonnuns, Splootcl1 8ou-
par6> onlagoe / Salt cit Sorbin-
Big % tog bom loa | fine Mrnre pg
bar bor1 bogl1o. Mon fom til en-
al Sc %fronife 5fpttcgropc> bbpr
n1on lagoe Sen 0pe1roe. @on fl1r=
Sc life tale> ban iaa onlfring poa
5ol0oterne> Ser lto0 me6 1amn1en<
1npre6e &ierter, set peb / bans
|Str1tbe> men 11ogen 2D6 fun6e ban
fife faa frent.
g11oalig forlto0 5erae11te11 Mene
Mcrigoub, at 2oq11iol,o niloe fri
DC. San trof lill 2pmmebog pg en-
Slpont frcru. Set bar Oc11 2plnl1c=
Boa, lea tultc ON fpr. Z Sen hau=
Sc 5erge>ltcn pplfrcpet Nunnc1c
poo 1inc Soft. lis fnr bpcrt gtapr1
por Ser 1frcbct en- gl0rcslc puo Sc
5luotlli1ae, icm ifr|loc bopc Mco=
b%clclic, bpis Solootcn folot Scr
Dor nonlc DDi0c Hln0c tilopcr5.
Scr fu1roc 2oql1iullo lfriuc lit e.
ron1cntc. Wfc0 rpltcnnc t9oo11I
itrep Don fprlt Sc ltoltc Orb:
rGScg tnffcr ollc Ocn,, Scr hor
fGmpet lonlmcl1 ucb mig" Soo
fon,n1cr Fan til at trnfc poo Sem.
Scr bill begru0c fans 9pb, pg far
l%fripcr:
uWfo1 lful lige til mine 1yornl
Orc, at jog %bcltonbig far gjort mir
Eligt."
@on biloe pe11oe ct 9loo, 1uc1
bo bars Ti1gre CT ful6c al 8lpo
fprnnler ban til at togc to Nlo0c
San ifrincr:
vMon lfol ue6oclc min 0po ii
min Tou1ilie, 2oquio11o, Bellepl1e
5nmnicres."
5friften fer CT n1cgct 11tpbcli9
! Oct CT 9pDsfl1loc1L Ser 9rihc
: bon. Mcrl ioo io1nler bon i'm iio
lte Gnergi og i%friper:
Seq Oer lpffclig."
9u begpn0cr- bans 0pbsfor,},
Son fan nGitcn life mere 1e, .!
bo1 fam n91tcn life boloe 8lpol1
ten. @an ifriper ell61l11 11pglc Oro
men Sc CT iffe lni eligc fpr andre
5olootcrne, Scr lto0 omfring bon1
f%orito0 6og Mcninge1 meo Sent
9m 1triper fgrlt It:
~Mon ifol life bri11gc mig bort
8ocbeu1c n1oo life toge .5fpt
tcgroben tilboge."
Yligtfelcl1en bol6er Jig bos Do11
til set 1i6ltc. Mcn fan bil og1aa
inoen bon bpr, bic fin Gofncmlig
be0 moo Sen 5oloot, @ouparo, Del
%heltan0ig bar ba1n bengibe,1> % bo1
lfriper:
{ u6em &1l1orebc Tro11cs al min
Yenge til Yo1,poro."
J Soo buffer BON poa sc Sottig'
! bje1nn1e / lin Bp pg ifriper:
sem @unoreoc 6runcs til s
t Totti9e bjenme."
I Scg bor bpl0t 0e1nc lille Som
mebo9 / mine @nn0cr, jeg bar pil
ben til Serncr> og jeg bur let Sen
= fnl6e Goorer al @ebngclle. 81 bo:
fra Oloti0cn5 Siitoric bdrt pn1 an
tifc Gfsen1pler poo 5jGlsl torbe0
@boo or Sc bel / 5omr1crligni11{
, mes Sc Sr0> nc fam le1 e Der pat
0isie blooplette0e @la0e> lfrebet q
cit ing Ma11b, Scr gob 6n0relorbe
tit 2ib!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

ionoct pg Ell Del - ~ipore110e til
Gproicn al @oorbcn5 Sfog = ,
100 Mocl - og eu0el bortfelteoe
peb Npfprclic ii ny ErGltcbolig NJ.
talfonb, mc0c11s en6cl ogtes o11=
b. Meite11 al 5olgs111mme11 nil
blibc i11otogct / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ton0, lom en- 5on0e6erreo 5ogne'
p%rgiten1beoe t%il6prcnbe Mflopnsfa:
pital. Otter 5ulget bill 5ogne=
preltcl1 fonla1e til at hebolbe Set
p~Gientlige al Observation-Disclosures
100 Mool-ior1,oen set til Yreite=
sooroe,1 ofletc @ruuo1tDffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

Moderne Rydningsnaskineri trit

Settlere paa wort rige lermul~
dede Land i Forest County, Wis,
faar fri Brug af Diet nyeste Ryd-
Misv9kst er
ukjendt her. Fri Kj@rsel at Flo
de. Trykte Oplysninger er givne
under Statskontrol. Skriv efter
DEM Per-Ola Land Company,
Crandon, Wis.
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Aurgf.
Morgcs 7SurjnarsnGien.

6ro> &riltiouia .%n1eOoelcs,. at set
bebu6e6e Sorlog ON en- efstroorOi=
ner 8epilling til 6orlparct fun
nentcs fren1lot / Sen nGrr1cltc
Sren1tib. Set oil otter 6orlpoe110e
/ rMfte1polten" Orejc Jig ON CIT
8epilling poo IA Mill. ST., bporof
3 Mill. &r. til Morincn og II
Mill. SIR. til 9Gre11.
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@nif nor 8pabanbeI.

Mlle Bigger fra bort Eager ienbcs
portofrit meS Yaffepoit, eller g.
ureis; men pnifer man Haffen as
inreret man 5 Gents efstra mebfsl.
ne 8eitillingen.
6. &asmnsien g.,
720-722 60. 4tb ct.
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Stprt 2cgat.

Sra Bergen mel0cs, at ofopOe
@s. Mepers @ern / @e11bolo til ct
.af S6eeres Sa6er u0tolt 911ifc bar
1fienfet @oarDen Mostbebt / Seer.
beoen al Bergen og / Mill. @r.
fom ct 2egat for nerppie .pg oper=
onltrGngh @mn6elsmG1b / cller
beo Bergen, font trengcr til ct
1tprfe11oe 0pbolo pno 2onoet. &C.
gotet bill bog life trGoe / &roft fpr
efter at Ms. Mepers 8pr1 og @er=
nebprn FAINT 0tsies 9GgtefGllcr er
afgaaet beo De0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

S1rttben.

Ser lfribcs fra &riltionio: S
@totsroooet blcn fremiat ct 6or=
flag ON 6oronltaltni1rger til Moo=
orbejoelle al 0prti0en. s Jplge
Sorlloget ifoI Sc faitlottc Mfgifter
til 9totsfasicn al 5fibstonnoge on=
pen6es ]aaleoeS: a. til 0Gfl1in9 al
set l1nocri f11b> Ser muottc opltoo
Derbeo, at 6g0eporer Com Mel
&orn, &ortofler % 6ilfC Sober na
&poningsitoffer, Scr or cller bli:
Der lolgt til neo1at Eris otter 2oro=
brugsminilteriets 5oronltolt11ina
By til fontart @iorag til MmtS=
fomm11ner og 8Dfomnt1ner at 11o:
til 9 &r. pr. Sn0bpgger otter 1io1t(
5olfctplling. Set titles til &om
neutrality-suspicious. &oooigbeo ii
5oron1toltni11ger MOO Dprt1oe1
1oolom neolot @ris poo Br9n1cl
6poeporcr, Suffer, @poningsltcttc
nj. III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-12

Ingen bedre Farm for Kveg- og Mejeribrug: 100 Acres bedste Jord-l
bund, alt rfeenced": 30 Acres dyrkst fin Grasgang med Vandleb ogf
Isor stald (S2xso), "lean,to" 14x24) og 7 andre Udhuse og skur;
3 Mi til tt skandinaviskH Kirker Buukker og Andesmejeri. 81
Ipr. Acre pa code Vilkaar. Vii selge paa Grund af Alder. |
GUST LNDGREN. LITTLE FALLS. MINI.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-08
GOOD TIMES COMING.

One of the most favorable signs of
prosperity for WaXhaw in the near
future is tho new spirit OF optimism
which prevails. The change i'm the
spirit of the town during the past few
months has been very gradual and
perhaps would not be noticed on the
surface by a casual observer. Rut
Cne who studio Cun, tons will find
that there is something different. We
can best describe il as an air of ner-
manency. The incorporation OF one
OF the towns largest firms indicates
that 1t means to stay on the job. The
erection OF new brick building
shows increased business which is ex-
pected to stay. The transfer of one
OF the most strategic corner locations
TO one of our most progressive bust
ness men indicates faith i'm the I'm
ture of the town. These and numer-
Gus other little things. no one of
which counts for much taken alone.
aggregate a good deal and their in
iiuence has reached everyone in town.
Even the fellow who don't believe
anything good can come out of Naza
eth or WaXhaw either, has quit his
growing and is watching. The farm
ers around here are in better shape
to begin years crop than they have
been in a long time. True, they
still owe a lot of money. Some of
them OF course can not pay out this
year or next even with bumper crops
and good prices. But most of them
can and will make this crop with as
little expense as crop can be made.
If they don't have - d'g % deep In n
the fertilizer warehouse to make a
crop they will he II splendid shape
next fall. Everybody. farmers and
merchants, are looking forward with
firm faith in the future of the town.
Waxhaw Enterprise.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-08

more in harmony with life as a
whole, and particularly with the
conditions which affect others.
The spirit of fellowship with the
rest of mankind which lies dor
mant~in our natures can be easily
awakened if we do our best to
take a Nroader view of life; to
sweep, as it were, other horizons
that our own and not to confine
our gaze to the interests and
conditions which belong peculi-
arly to us. We become free
agents, we do not work for our
selves alone or for anyone else
in particular, but we acquire the
power to understand and help
others, and by doing so to help
ourselves far more than if we
confined our thoughts and our
desires to our personal advance
lent.-Sunday News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-08
Barefoot Football.

Football in Burma is almost as pop.
ulaI as it is in America. The natives
play the game unshod and do all their
kicking with bare toes.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-08
DRY GOODS.

Good plaids, worth 1-2c; sale price SC
Good outing worth 1-2c; sale price SC
Good bleaching worth z 1-2c; sale price SC
Good bleaching, yard wide; sale price &c
Androscoggin bleaching; sale price 8 LIE
Bed Tick, 10c value, sale price ~ 1-2c
Bed Tick, 25c value, water proof sale
price 80. IL 1-2c
Dress ginghams 10c value; sale price z 1-2c
Dress Gingham II lie value; sale price
LIE
Dress serge 75c value; sale price :. 49c
Dress serge and staples, SOC values; sale
prlce -. 80. -. >. >. 3Sc
Good apron ginghams; sale price :. sc
Plaid dress goods, 25c value; sale price 15c
Fancy dress goods 39c value; sale price 23c
Wool and cotton Blankets at half price
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-08
SOLID LEATHER SHOES.

Beacon, Endicott Johnson, Bradford &
Hoge Montgomery Brands.
Mems $500 heavy shoes sale price So. .25
Mems $3.50 heavy shoes; sale price So. 90
Mems $4.0O heavy shoes sale price $3.50
men SS.OO Dress shoes; sale price $1.49
Mems $3.50 dress shoes; sale price So. .98
Mems $400 dress shoes; sale price S3.25
Ladies' heavy shoes sale price .25
Ladies' $2.25 heavy shoes; sale price ST go
Ladies $SOO dress shoes; sale price $1.49
Ladies' $3.50 dress shoes; sale price 81 .98
Ladies' $3.50 dress shoes; sale price So 98
Ladies' $1.5O dress shoes; sale price S1.19
= Full line, Boys and Children's shoes, at
sale prices.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-01
ALMOST AS OLD AS THE NATION

6PO have lived Us years lve 1t is difficult to COM
prehend all it association with events person
living that long the Of the present
home in Washington, d. c., first the light of day
in 1911
The Declaration of independence only years then
The seeds for the Commune had hardly been well sown
Inc ouez canal was not permanently opened all European
nations until nearly 80 years later
When this "a the battle of Waterloo fought
and she was comparatively speaking maiden of II when Victor
Hugo writing Les Mserabes the Guernsey where
he had been banshed incorporated that wonderful
most stirring and accurate description penned of the
associated with the final defeat of Napoleon who died lonely
81 Helena In the 3Oth of the Washington womans life
She was 19 when Walter Scott penned "The Lady of the
Lake"
-Four years earlier Fulton successful run with the
Cermont.
When this woman r. Jefferson completed Louisiana
Purchase She lived villages in this country
than that vast territory cost, $15O00OOO.
There railroad transportation in the United States
when this IS and electric development as
known today dream.
All the great advancement in this country in science
ton art invention industry during the life of one
who is still living!
1t almost uncanny!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-01
GERMANY AND PEACE.

would indeed be remarkable if Germany should win the
1916 Nobel peace prize
That country has certainly made bid it, Judging
the remarks of Chancellor Bethmann- Holweg the
stag Thursday.
And the country the present war would surely be
entitled to dozen more Nobel peace prizes.
For week past there have been undercurrent rumos
peace They first felt this side in great Of
trade lhere was sharp decline wheat The only
ton that seemed reasonable peace possibilities"
Now comes the German chancellor in vercaton of the
formation that American trade apparently obtained
He was quite explicit about it. In ustifyng the
Germany the sight of God he pointed to its victories
and its unbroken lines but that were ready and arc
ready to end the by guaranteeing
our future
Perhaps nothing could plainly indicate the German off
cial desire for Certainly broader invitation hardly
be issued
1t will have to be admitted of the language employed
by the chancellor that unless the allies shall steps
meet the pacific uerance of official Germany
bily must upon them for continuation of the war;
In event. Germany has been shewd enough to place itself
IN strong position to its pacific intent this
allies should find ground upon which amcabv respond to
the German
The for peace chance
or who undoubtedly voiced the sentiments kaiser
future"
Most any of peace would unless the allies should
fall out them.
England could consider the partition the
imposition OF peace contract that would leave Germany weak
ened before any future onslaught of Russia.
England and Germany have become widely sepa
rated that either would probably exposing the other
to domination by wholly different people,
The terms guaranteeing existence future" there
fore, would not be difficult far England
cerned and undoubtedly Engands position would
weight in any peace council of the allies