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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-11-04

year 1917
Iron River-Crystal Falls rd. s 100000
Crystal Falls-Iron River I'd. 100000
Iron River Beechwood road 16,500.O0
Crystal Falls Mastodon road $500. 90
Mastodon- Brule River road. 100000
Crystal Falls-Amasa road 100000
Gibbs City road ........... 10000
Beechwood- Golden Lake rd. 10000
Golden Lake -Gogebic. 100000
Mansfield Sagola road 800. 10000
Crystal Falls Mansfield I'd. 10000
Odgers Mine Cut or ........ 100000
Alpha Chicagon Lake road
survey .,.,,,, $3.50. 10000
Repairs and Machinery. . 100000
Iron River-Alvin Township
road survey 49,. 800. 10000
ONCE work and township
engineering ...,. .... . 1,i76.59
IOtal.. 49,, 80. -. b1,y1b.59
Moved by Commissioner Wall and
supported by Commissioner Gibson
that the board accept the bonds OF the
Hicks Engineering company for their
contract on the Amasa PorterAmasa
road.
Motion carried.
On motion the board adjourned.
w. A. HOLMES, JOHN WALL,
Chairman. Secretary,
October 3, 1916.
Meeting OF the County Road com
missioners held in the Court House In
the City OF Crystal Falls this 9th day
OF October, 1916.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman w. A. Holmes.
Present: Commissioners Gibson,
Wall and Holmes.
Minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Moved by Commissioner Gibson and
supported by Commissioner Wall that
the following bills, payrolls and esti-
mates be allowed as reid.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-11-04
political Advertising)
Will The Saloon or Your
Family Gel Your Vote?

On November general election day, il will be up to the
voters of Michigan to decide if Michigan shall in the future lie
dry If you say it shall be dry saloons will be closed upon
May 1913, year and months hence
With election day drawing near the question before YOU
Mr. Citizen whether the saloon whether your family and
the families Of other will get the benefit of your vote 1t is
up to you to decide.
The saoonkeeper wants you to vote for him. He says he
wants to vote for him to preserve your liberty
but what he really afraid of is that you will your
liberty to vote for yourself
The saoonkeper wants you vote for him that he
continue to fill the courts the as the poohouses and the
asylums with his products, and make profit them
You may be who likes glass of beer and then
you bring up your family if you have one free
the degrading influence of the saloon it's habue! Will
the saoonkpe your family get the benefit of your vote
A VOTE FOR PROHIBITION MEANS A VOTE FOR
YOUR OWN
EFFICIENCY ISE sS +
HAPPINESS 4g "a
PROSPERITY and the
IMPROVEMENT OF THE COMMUNITY
WILL YOU VOTE FOR THESE OR FOR THE SA-
lLOoNSg
HAND DOWN YOUR VERDICT ON NOVEMBER BY
VOTING "YES" FOR STATE WIDE PROHIBITION
AND AT THE SAME TIME VOTE ''NO" AGAINST
THE FAKE HOME RULE AMENDMENT, WHICH WILL
KEEP THE SALOONS IN POWER
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-11-04

Services will be held as follows:
Sunday School at $3.50 D. m.
German services at 1000 q. m.
Everybody welcome.
There will be no school on Monday
M. A. HAASE,
Pastor
LOST-Two-year old Guernsy steer
Has been lost all summer. A reward
N s. offered for information as TO his
whereabouts. John Hailada. Phone
No. 1sO-F14
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-11-04

that time the bowling proh
on unit too small any unit less than an entire state too small under
anything short statewide prohibition Snde
and farce"
before them in order
the with tho
enoy believe the
would be far better of the larger county prohibition unit abolished
smallest possible prohibition unit substituted in its stead
Home Ruin" amendment the amazingly mpuden insult ever
the ought
terrific avalanche OF ballots
on a proposed Ubiquitous in this
conspiracy danchse the people OF the greatest part
commonwealth and the promusas
called all
the
has there been such unnmi of opinion such perfect concord of con
domination the Of that city now visiting upon
the vicious Home Ruin amendment Ana TINS attitude " ue press n0s
good generally throughout the state
should the Home Ruin amendment carry in this state These are real and
like the mythical Statistics" fabricated and
their frantic and futile attempts that
The inevitable which the Home Ruin amendment would
emphasized
possible serespectng daily possible
the entire regardless their attitude question
Too would deal solar pxu blow to the cherished principle OF
the deal Michigan sgmatize farce and snde
Becauseomo Ruin would defeat and mpe under foot the will of
big majority already expressed at polls the people of forh counties
and
dry would make moery Michigan of government of the people
majority people state Michigan matter how great
Ruin amendment in 1919 would suppan the prohibition
which would
Ruin"
really o
be
localities a
in
village
would
still would submit
"A heaing
what the Detroit
There
hbiuon but there
helpless S
o to
all that Michigan has erected the
community self government"
The following s the ansing State ournal
The kind of men pu
Nv the
OF indiyidualsm which practically
want aw-abidng citizens o Michigan
The Detroit Free
Whatever
hibtlon subject The Free
its views that the a
those who intend to prohibition
tina can
hardly help eve into
The bloody English
the
suits IN the most serious
counties OF worlds
B bear the arrogance OF predatory minority to
BE SURE AND VOTE @YES- ANENDMNET
SECTION
FORGET ON THE HOME RULE AMENDMENT
SECTION 30
Be sure to vote eyes" on the Pro-
hibition Amendment--Secti IL
Don't forget to vote mo" on the
Home Rule Amendment Section 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

Editor. Tom Delzell. and Alumni.
Maude Miller.
The three students who were sue
cessful in the tryouts and have made
the debating team are Emma Honxik,
Beatrice Hensley and Clarence Lem
nox. The team is now preparing to
meet Lakcvicw High. which will be
here ON December Sth.
Junior md sophomore class meet
ings were held On Tuesday in order
to elect class editor for the Annual
stan and to attend to otter minor
business. 50
Rev. George n. Bennett. pastor Of
the local Methodist church, talked to
the student body Thursday morning.
his subject being. .Tte Standpoint, Of
Life"
Principal Bowman was back at
school Friday, after having been con-
fined to his home on account Of sick
ness. He was compelled to leave
school Thursday.
An extra practice OF the orchestra
was held on Monday night In prep,ra.
tion for playing at the Henley school
on November 29th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Ew6oe n Towu.
ORA ~. Eagle OF Fort klamath was
! weekend visitor in the county seat.
lEsse sandAy.
I. r. Taber OF Doris was week
end visitor in klamath Falls.
sAsok visiss.
John Shook b in town for few
days from the Shook ranch in yonna
valley.
Property Not Sold.
Tho Brandenburg property at
Eighth and High streets has not
been sold. according to Mrs. c. X.
Brandenburg.
Miller Returns.
c. r. Miller, photographer. has re-
turned from q trip over the lines Of
the Oregon. California & Eastern
railroad. He took many pictures Of
the country.
Flles Divorce Suit.
Charging desertion. Cleo @. Parker
has nled suit in the circuit court
against Grace N. Porker. w. H. A.
Renner 10 attorney for plaintiff.
HEege frun Ageacy.
J. r.. Bedford. forester for Klam-
ath Indian reservation. and H. w.
Hincks. engineer in charge OF con-
struction work ON the reservation.
apent Sunday in this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
PsClFIsT GETS WORST
OF FIGHT; BATTLERS SHAKE

United Press Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 37.-sad
/ indeed Is the lot OF the pacillst.
w. J. Sampson. salesman, left the
st. Francis hotel last night and wan
dered along Powell street. At Ellis
and Powell he saw . crowd gather
ing. Peering through the crowd he
say two men flghting. Immediately
he pushed through the crowd and
demanded that the belligcrents cease
their battling.
"Ycu big dub, let us settle this. !"
said one.
Sure said the other.
Five minutes later the emergency
hospital ambulance left the scene.
carrying Sampson. The two fighters
shook hands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

In Nevada City. Cal He has hsd :
long and successful carer on TIE ~
itimate stage as an actor and sue
manager. He was associated tot -.
ernl years with l., II. Sothen ~
Charles Frohman. lie plsyee ssea
notable roles In successful p'ays =
Joe Brooks In paid In Full" ane -
dope Aend In Clyde rtchs -
CITY"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

sce<as Buriea TutlAy.
The funera, OF the late Joseph H.
Seeds, who died Of pneumonia. was
held THE Afternoon at the Whitlock
chapel, Rev. W. H. Coz preaching the
funeral ceremony.
Works At Alecca.
Bert Cook, who recently returned
from Idaho. where he played ball
during the summer. has accepted q
position at the Mecca billiard par
lors.
Asks for Dlvorcc.
Mime Lawn W. James Laws ts the
title OF divorce suit nled In the cir
cult court by w. H. A. Renner. at
torney for plaintiff. Addiction to in
toxicating liquor and inhdelity are
charged.
Charges DeeertiOn.
Desertion and nOn-support are
charged in divorce suit nled in the
circuit court by Dollie Manning
against John w. Manning. farmer
residing southeast OF klamath Falls.
Custody pf the two children and
means to support them are asked by
plaintiff. Rollo c. Groesbeck repre-
sents Mrs. Manning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
OBITUARY

The following obituary was pre-
pared for the Herald by O. A.
Stearns:
+ r. B. Spraguc Post. No. 46. G. A.
R.. has lest its first member by death.
Comrade Seitz answcred his last roll
call and was mustered out Of earthly
service at l:20 0sp. m, on Saturday.
November 25th.
Corwin Kline 6eits was born in
Bucyrus county. Ohio. March s.
1s45. He enlisted In 1851 In COM
pany II. Fifth Ohio Volunteers. and
at the close Of his term re-enlisted
and served until the close of the war.
He served nearly four years.
He was an expert record searcher
for abstract companies and was edi-
tor OF the Tacoma Ledger and Kiici-
tat Sentinel at several different per-
iods. He came to klamath Falls In
September. 1910, and has resided here
continuously since that time. being
engaged in violin making more as a
pastime than az lucrative business.
For the past several years be has
suffered from the malady that ended
his life very suddenly at last. Even
up to the day before hts death ne re-
fused to consider himself seriously
III and persisted In remaining up and
around.
Besides his beloved wife. Olive
seitz. the deceased Il survived by
four sons by former marriage, one
LIVING In Chicago. one In Eugene.
snd two In parts unknown.
The interment Will be In the City
cemetery under the auspices Of the
G. A. X. and w. r.. G.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The rouTth Annual stan was com
pleted whom Editor Cecil Adams made
the hnsi sppointmsnts Wednesday.
The completed star is o follows:
Cditor-ip-C -Chlef. Cecil Adams; Busi-
Rsss = tnaEsr, Csrl Newbury; Adver.
tisinG Manager, Herman Foster; Cir
cuiatioa Manager. Helen Duyauit;
AthlstD Editor John Houston; Joke
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
l.ee Glg Haul

HANFoRD. Cal. Nov. 37.-Burs-
lars this morning .rsidcd Hardwick.
a small town near here. They robbed
every business house. excepting Z
drug store. and took money. jewslry
and hardware. The amount OF the
loot Ia unknown.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

FL PA6O, Nov. 37.-General MUIR
gia Is Iu1hing north to save Chihua.
huA CITY from Francisco villa aud
expects q strike blow at the ban
dts forces today. 1t is estimated
that General Nurgia is leading frcm
5000 100000 soldiers. well armed
and supplied with abundant ammr-
milton.
No nev from Chihuahua City has
reached lere today. but It 10 believed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

e. NEW YORK. Nov. 37.--The liner
Lapland arrived today and IT. pas
senEers declare the ship struck
something suddenly on Nantucket
yesterday She was stopped ct once.
II Is believed the Lapiapd struck !
hostile submarine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
IIsv.,.is; Kills SELF

RENO, Nov. s7.--Drooding over
her husbands death. Mrs. O. II.
Johnstcnc last night chl0roformeA
herself and three boys. The mother
and one boy were found dead this
morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
Why Bother Cooking Dinner
at Home

dl IIVIIic
When, you can dine at the White
Pelican Hotel. Thanksgiving evening.
from five to seven?
MENU.
Bleached Celery Ripe Olives
Blue Points In Half Shell.
Choice OF
Cream Of Chicken. Regina
Ccnsumme en- Cup
Salad o In Delight
Salmon. Tyroiicn
Potatoes Montgolfiers
Choice OF
Sweetbread Pattics, Virginia
Fiiet de Mignon. BraDgency
Green Apple Fritters Monte Carlo
Roast Young Turkey. Chestnut
DRESSING
Cranberry Jelly
Mashed Potatoes Stoned Potatoes
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Garden Peas
Choice OF
Hot Mince Pie
Vanilla ice Cream with Cake
Pumpkin Pie
Cheese Waters
Nuts and Raisins
Cafe NOir
--
Bill. 500 Per Plate
Make your reservation now, SO we
may know how many TO prepare for.
Telephone five. 27-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

from last nights reports that he Is
beseiginG the forts OF the city today.
The report that General Trevino
has withdrawn from the city Is denied
by Carransista officials in Junres.
II has been learned that the am.
mlniticn being used by villa was
made In the United States and In
tended for European use. but was
diverted to Mexico and fell into VII
las hands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

Tho Ladies' Aid Society o. 'ns
Methodist church will have n'a~
meat on sale at Roberts : waM
more store. beginning TUESDAY. ss.r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

The engagement Of Miss Nancy
Keen Perkins. granddaughter Of Col
onel c. D. Langhorne OF Virginia.
daughter OF Mrs. Moncure Perkins Of
Richmond. and therefore. In the sec-
ond generation. one Of the beautiful
Langh0rnes." to Henry Field. grand
son OF Marshall Field Of Chicago. has
been announced. Miss Perkins h said
TO be - beautiful a. her mother and
four aunts. who made the Lanshorne
family OF virginia famous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
Dies At Hospital.

Dies at HOspltal.
Charles Nelson, Norwegian. died
yesterday at the county hospital. He
was ~ years old. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been made.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

A. =. 4 A. ~. NOTICE.
N Special communication to-
W night. Work In v. A. De-
4. a. MEHArfEY. Secretary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27

All kinds Of phonosraph neediss at
before the war prices, Shepherds,
next door TO ppetonce. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-27
Watch Repairing
Ar CIR RATE PRICES

Two expert watchmakers and en-
erayers employed. Railroad watch
repairing 4 specially. All work war
ranted for one year. Give US trial
and you will be convinced
r. q. McHATTAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
Sc tpife Snofal6elier.

90 Set bor bi1t fig, at Mnnoncer:
nc / @laoenc life hepirfer, at ali.
Sc / Spiflano militerpligtige &erio:
ner, lom opbol6er fig / 9onn1orf
nelocr Jig UNDER 6olnerne, for Sc
.tplfe Mpn0igbe0cr / Sen ienere Sit
.tilltillc bper enfelt 0ircfte 0pfor:
bring til at gipe M6oc peo Sen tp1fe
Scr. Srniolerti6 Ct Ser ogiao andre.
Scr foar iaa6onnc Spfororinger
nelnlig Solf, Ser llet life CT tpife
ltnherioottcr, lfripcr ~&6l6. s(p."
5ooleocs far en- Won6 / @loocts
9Gicfrcos fra set tpife &o1tor
&olbing fooet Spfor0ring til at mp=
Sc, ifjprt han .bar boet / Dom1art
/ henpeo 2 9(or fer &rigens lis;
brl1o og far @rep fra Sen tpite &C.
gjering pao, at ban al Sen for nog=
le s(or liben blep bctrogtet 1om 6nnlt
ltn0crIoat Mon6en CT fpbt 1D0 fpr
@rGnien, men bcggc bans 6orpl0re
/ &ongeriget> 1oo bon, Ser gloria
far crbperbct tpif 5totsborberret,
/ Set min0itc CT Djclnlps; men lpn1
la9t, bon bclt06cr en- @fribellc fra
Sc tpife Mpn6igDe0er, og .6ennl
ltcmplcr bom rent 110 1om 6onit
%l(n0cr1oot. Mlligcbcl bill Sc MT bobe
bun1 mc0 | &rio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
st Eager ,.af &effenbre.

Gn Game ser Dor / Gien6om=
men 9r. 5 pao &enrif Sb1ensbej
/ Mpbe1lbnbnL bop0e / SEN 1enerl
Sis lagt Wferfe til ct &ar elorl
Men0, Ser life ijeloent bber foG
fig gift neo / @~jen0omnens &ipl.
Scr, ifjpnt Sc life boe6e / @ienoom=
men, pg r1l6m1 mprfeligere bar SET
at &c itobig bap6e ct 8effe11br mes,
naor Sc igien TOM op fra &iploe.
rem. 0omen bcnlcote &olitiets Sp=
mnrflon1be0 poa Sager, og 90
&jGl0eren blep nnoer1pgt, fon6l
man ct fort 2oger al &pffel1bre.
MGnoene, Ser be66cr Ole @onic1l
og Heter 5prenl len, blep anbol0t,
og Set en6te / S61ge ~&%jpbenbop11"
mes, at Sc til1to6, at SC bop6e itioo-
let ltbrcnc paa Mlleenberg, bbor Sc
ifuloe Dope peret brllgt til Ylobe1pil
til 5ommere11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
@crmetiif uSpnoefivb".

6irn1oct @cloring & 60. fjp6t<
/ Tebrltar Maoncb / Tjpr al Sir:
moet Mf1er Mn0relcn & 60. / &i6-
bcnbnnn 1000 &os1er mc0 Goo
lefjpo. &pcr &osle %inoe6ol0t 12
9ooler, iom beje0e trc Sig. 5tDffet
9lflel Mn0rclen bop0c 11n0erifreDe1
poo, at &jpoet -fl1noc bol6e Jig / letS
Moolle6cr. S Marts Moancb blc1
$50 &osi cr pplngret bps M6amS
grprcs / &jpbenDopn: 0cn 27bt
Mpril ofgif Eortict / trc forifjcllig(
Scrnboneoogne til 9ltrig. SEQ Mn
fpnltcn til &eltennelieslte0et bite
Set Zig, at en- 0cl of 0nnierne bnl
cfsploocret, og acknowledgements loi
6erfor ltrQfs foretoge en un0erlp:
gcl1c al bet 0onitc &jpo, lom pal
tiltenft Sc pltrig1fe 5oloater.
Set oltrigifc &rigsminilterium Il
ger pm 0cnne l1n0erl6gelie at SIP:
Set pco Mnfom1 item 11bbrcote cit gje1.
ncntrpngenoe 2ugt ppcr 5tationer
Gn 1,bprc Meng0e Mo0bifer fr9f
nb of 9ooierne og r1tn0t omfrinQ
poo Dclc set 9prige &orti.
9(f Sen 5logs &jpb blcp Scr fun.
oct 3,43S 9oa1cr. @elc set raaOne
% moobpbel1ge &orti blcp neogrG:
bet / Sncrpnr al Sen pltrigife &om=
mis1ion.
Natl1rligpis bil6e SC pltrig1fe sci.
|lttermpnoigbe0er life betale Sc 11ap=
petitlige &orer, pg 8el0ring & g..
iom bopoe fjsbt Bartiet bos Mfie|
Mn6relen, men ~pi0erelolgt Set til
|9ircftpr @j9rn @j9rn1on> bar Ser.
letter onlagt Grltotningslag mol
|6irmoet Mfiel Mn0relen & 60.
g. og @an6elsretten / &ipben:
bopn o6mte bette Sirma til at b.:
tale @el6ring & 60. 1906 &rr:
ncr 1dmt $50 &rpuer / 5dgsom:
foltningcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
vSinbalbrengen".

Sprlcben ton. Sen berDgte0e
&plbsn1on6, Ser Ct fien0t un0er
9monct ~!5inoal6rengen", / bernl4
|Silltono in6 / ct lille &us / Bangs
bo 90 n%berfol6t nbea1 Mnlc0ning Ell
GI6re Wa116, lom blep ret il0e mis-
bonolct, in0en Sl&sbcltprerin0cn fit
Sogncfpgben> gjeren al 8or1gsbo oQ
en- treble Muno bcr1tet til @jnlp. sc
tire MGn0 moattc- beltao Ell buorD
&on1p mes ~5in6al0renger", font
mes 6raooc ON M11noen og bloo~
lflt0tc Ninc opfprtc fig lom ct blot
DDr. Dcn enc Ma110 fit ct 8io /
@oon0lc0oet og / CIT Singer f9r
mon fit @olosmonocn boltet pg
bunocn. Sort otter blcp bon / Splgc
~&enol. Si0." ofbel1tct / M1tomo=
.bil al to @etjente fra 6reoerifsz
6ubn, pg III 9aabcr Gg11ens Sc:
folfr1ing at foa Trco for bom en-
Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
Sanmarfs Sernbaner.

Sra &%jpbcnbopr ifrines til ~Mf-
tempo ten:
Gn0nu inDen Sen ltprc Sernbonez
plan al 1908 ful6t u0 er gjennem:
fprt, f%orbere6er 5tprel1 en for Be Dan=
ife 5totsboner fig pao 2gsningea
If CIT Neffe betp0ningsful0e SSerl1=
b%aneopgoper pau cn ny element
griben0c l1bbi6elic pg 6orbc6rim al
Srafifmi6lerne.
Sorbere0eli er1e cr el16nu iffe
nooet uoenfor Observation-Disclosures
fire Spgge, men Srofifminilter
|@asling= SS9rgenlen far / &igs6ogen
me66elt> at Sc ct blot fremifre6ne.
og at Ser fan bentes ct Sorilag al
ct ioa6ont 0mfong> 1om Sen finon=
1telle Situdtion tilla6er. Set er Ser
for ml1lig> at life ollie Sc Opgober,
Ser ligger for i 9jebliffet, bill blibe
bragt til @jen1&mf9relle, men a1li=
gebel far Set fin Sntersie at ic>
Il bbilfe11 &etning l16pioelierne pii
|fin6e Gteb> og bbilfet Smfang Sc
|tiliiblt bill faa.
Me6ens Sernboneplaner al 1908
nemlig pelentliglt fog 5igte par at
imp0efomme lofale &rab, bill Sen n.y.
Sernboneplan mere tage Sigte puo
Sc 1tore Srofiflinje, paa 6orbe0ring
|of Srufifens 9obe0pulsaorer. @en=
|1pnet til l16f6riels=Srafifen og SEN
giennemgaaen0e Srafif pil gao for
|u6 for &enipnet til 0e lofule Snter=
Jester. 9enne 8etragtning blep =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
Sen fajtc &plbgiftsret.

Gen falte &ol0giftsrct far ofiagt
:&jen0el1e / CIT Gag, mnlagt al Mflt=
rerforbl1n6et moo Mrbejosgiberfor=
eningcn pao &jpbenbopns Mnrer=
lougs og 6ettes Mc0lem, M11rer=
meter Miffelien 5prenlens @egne.
|@prenien bob6e ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i l1ngursgabe / @ntreprile for Mftie=
1elifobet 8ellep1e, pg 11noer bette
|forlongte 5ben0e11e Grltotning for
Mangel paa Moterioler og on0et.
Sen foglige &ologift oflag6e Ell
&jenoellc, bpori Set be00er: Scr
gipes 5pen0ene @ritutning for 663
a 70 Gre, 1aafremt Mfelteref
tan faa 511n1men refu11oeret al &Dg=
berren, bbilfet ban ifal babe Sor:
|pligtelle til at forl6ge i110en Sorl9=
|bet at s Gage" 56renien benben6te
|ftg Derefter iaabel mun6tlig 1om
|flere @onge ifriftlig til 8pgberren
|6er imiolertio ioare6e, at @agen ba1
|bom 11be6fommen6e. Murerforbur:
|6et paaitoo mt, at Meningen mel
|&ien6elien bar, at Ser al Weiterer
log 2a119et ifuloe foretageS ualpor.
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|1ige og effeftibe @fri0t" for at op
|fpl0e &jen6eli ems @%eltemmelier> %
l6o 6ette life bar ifet> maatte 2al1ge
poa egne og S6reniens @egne fien
|6es pligtigt ill at u0betale 5penoe
Inc Sen tilfien6te grltatning. 9e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
9cn banife Mbels Silbagegang.

s en- Muffc al ltnoerlpgelier, iom
;er forctoget al @ibliotcfor .gmil
,Glbcrling, faltlloos Set at sen bon=
fife g(bcl CT / ripenbc Silhugegung.
II Sio5run1mct 1SS4t-19O1 l1O6p0e
jioolcbcs life n1i,ore eno IA Moels=
llGgtcr, pg fra 1901 til I'LL CT 11D=
|6p0 10 N0elsllGgtcr til, forube11 at
|fenn mr6re M0els1lngtcr life teller
en- c1elte ma1blig &eprplentont, og
ct Nor onorc 5legtcr CT %obergooet
It'll at blipc 1t0cnlan0l tie. &ertil fom:
mer, at Ser fan npregncs / bpcr1
|Sol0 20 5legtcr, bDis @eltooe1 bpi=
Ter poa &bir10er og nl6rc Men6.
- 9is1e Sorbolo CT cnsbetD0cnDe
me0> at SEN rinet16e Silbogegor1g
|bil fortlntte / Sc fommen6e Mor. -
is 2pbet al foa Mur bill cn6n1 11og=
le al Sc 6anlfe M6elsllegter 11o6p.
og Mntollet al M0elsllegter bill 6a
bore 1l1nfet ne6 nn6er $50. 4ntallct
|paa iamtlige M6elsperioner oniloos
til ca. 400. = s @ibliotefor @l=
behring's 8eretning ifelnes mellen1
u99ju6el" og v2uba0el". Me0 2np-
obel betcgnes bcn 9cl al M0clsIng=
ternc, iom life for @o61cr, og 1orr
ct benbilte til at er11ere Zig ionr
gmbe6sm9n6 eller / n10re borger=
lige @tillinger. &oroftcri1ti1f er Set,
at Scr fife CT lpnberligt 5an1fpem
mellem @eia6elen og 2%opaoelen. =
M0ele11s G%gteifobcligc 2pffe fumes
at bore loo iom laa, / bbcrt Sul0
ct Ser paafol0en0e mango 5filsmiS=
fer / Sc o0elige 6amilier. s Si0s>
rummet 1SS4-1901 bar M0elen re-
pre l%ct1teret n1eo 81 Miniltre. @i0en
1901 far Sen fun bobt 5. = s
1913 beloo M6ele11 aft iolt 10000
|Sdn6er @ortfor11, bpilfct er en- &i=
enoeoel at 2onoets lomle6e Sort
torn, moo CIT S%ttenbebel / 1902.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23

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fate. @ologiftsret itatuereoe imio-
lertio:: Set n1aa arrtages, at Ser life
paabpiler 8pgberre 11ogem retslig
Nligt til at betale set paagjel6en6e
@elpb, og ct 5%agsanleg MOS 8Dg-
berren fra Murermelter Miffelien
5brensiens SIDE 6erfpr pil6e bere
formaalslpit. timber bisie Snlt9n=
oigbe6er maa &ette11 gipe 6e S11o:
flageoe Me6bolo l. at be11 faglige
&ologiftsrets &ierodie CT opfpl6t
beD Wel terens forgjepes @enben6el=
fer til 8Dgbcrren. 9e SSS11oflageoe
.pil oerfor bore at frifinoe og ga
gems Omfo1tni11ger at paolngge
&lagerne n1e6 so ST..