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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
ANNIVERSARIES
 OF RING BATTLES

19O4-Tommy Sullivan defeated
 Abe Attell in rounds at St. Louis. By this victory Brooklyn Tommy became the featherweight champion. Attell
 had claimed the title a few months
 before when it was left vacant by the entrance of Young Corbett and Ter ry McGovern into the lightweight class. Abe recovered the honors by knocking out Brooklyn Tommy in the 4thSTound at San Francisco in 1908, and held the championship until his defeat by Johnny Kilbane at Los An geles in 1912. It will be years next February since Kilbane reached the top of the featherweight heap, and he has already held the crown longer than any of his predecessors except George Dixon. Harry Gill more and Tommy Warren were the earliest American claimants of the featherweight championship. In 1859 Ike Weir, an Irishman, fought his way 1 to the top of the American bunch
 although his right to the worlds title
 was disputed by Frank Murphy of
 England with whom Weir fought an 8O-rOund draw. In 1890 Weir lost
 his title to Australian Billy Murphy
 but recovered it little later. George Dixon then came to the front, and
 held the honors from 1890 to 1897
 when he lost to Solly Smith. The lat ter was soon defeated by Dave SuIli- van, and Dixon then defeated Dave Ben Jordan and Eddie Santry also claimed the title about this time, but
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
NEW HAVEN GETS
 RED SOX SUNDAY

New Haven, Oct. 13-Announcement
 was made last night that the Boston
 Red Sox, baseball champions of the
 universe, will play the Colonials at
 Lighthouse Point on Sunday after
 noon. The result of yesterday's
 worlds series classic, which gave the
 Red Sox the championship, was fol- lowed by the completion of plans for the bringing of the 1916 heroes to this city.
 Owing to the fact that Manager Carrigan retired from baseball with yesterdays game, Captain Jack Barry, a Meriden boy, will Ie in charge of the Red Sox here Sunday. The lineup of the champions will be practically the same as that which defeated Brooklyn. Harry Hooper being the only absentee. Hooper, it is under stood, plans to leave today on a hun,- ing trip. Henricksen, who entered the baseball Hall of Fame, by lds pinch hitting in worlds series contests, will take Hooper's place in right field. Larry Gardner is not certain whether he will make the trip here or not He will notify Captain Barry as to his in tentions tomorrow. The remainder of the team will be here intact, including Duffy Lewis, Hal Janvrin, Dick Hob- litzell, Scott, McNally, Shorten, Cady and Ruth. Ruth, who won the second game. will pitch the entire game.
 As an added attraction, Tyrus Ray mond Cobb, acknowledged king of baseball players, will manage and play first base for the Colonials. Ray Keat- ing, ex-Yankee, will pitch and Hugh
 Rorty will umpire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
NO STOMACH PAIN,
 GAS, INDIGESTION
 IN FIVE MINUTES
Diapepsin" is the only real stomach regulator
 known

Really does'' put bad stomachs in order-''really does" overcome indiges- tion, dyspepsia, gas. heartburn and sourness in five minutes-that-just that-makes Pape's Diapepsin the larg- est selling stomach regulator in the world. If what you eat ferments into S -hborn, Jumps, you belch gas and eructate sour. undigested food and acid; head is dizzy and aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your insides filled with bile and indigestible waste, re- member the moment "Pape's Diapep- sins comes in contact with the stom- ach all such distress vanishes. It's truly astonishing almost marvellous, and the joy is its harmlessness.
 A large fifty-cent case of Pape's Dia- pepstn will give you a hundred dol lars' worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands you your money back
 It's worth it's weight in gold to men and women who can't get their stom- achs regulated. It belongs in your home always be kept handy in case of a sick. sour, upset stomach during the day or at night. It's the quickest, surest and most harmles. stomach regulator an the -world.-Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
HALF BILLION WAGE
 WASTAGE EVERY YEAR
 DUE TO TUBERCULOSIS

New Haven. Oct. 13-Statements by speakers that the annual wage vast age due to illness in this country was $500,000,00O and the necessity of leg islation for health insurance as a means of reducing this wastage, were topics of discussion among the dele gates to the third annual New Eng land Conference on Tuberculosis when they met today for the closing ses- sions. Speakers at today's, meetings included Secretary Morah Stone, of Massachusetts. secretary of the Massa- chusetts Anti-Tuberculosis League, and Lawrence Ve1ller, of New York, secretary of the National Housing As sociation who spoke on housing and its relation to tuberculosis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
ARGENTINE CATTLE SHOW

Buenos Aires, Argentina, Oct. 13-
 The Argentine Rural Society cele- brated it's fiftieth anniversary with the recent annual cattle show at Pal ermo, which was favored by fine weather and good prices. For the first time American citizens acted as judges of the blood stock shown. The short-horn bull Camp Hero" bred in this country by Senor Pedro T. Pages, was given the championship, but the animal was, not placed on sale, the owner choosing to retain it for stud purposes.
 The reserve champion Durham was disposed of for $5O,000 paper and an- other animal of the same category brought $55,00O. More sensational sales have been witnessed. but don- sidering present conditions the recent show gave decisive proof of the Re- public's financial stability and confi- dence in the future of the grazing in dustry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
CLOGGED THROATS

When your wind is shut off and breathing difficult you try to raise the phlegm by suddenly contracting the lungs and forcing air through tn. throat. This is hard on your lungs and your threat and dilates the blood ves- sels Clogged throats are easily and quickly opened, phelgm raised and tn. throat is soothed and healed by Leon ardrs Cough Syrup (Creosoted). It prevents straining, hacking and has . valuable antiseptic action. Best rem edy for coughs. colds, bronchitis, grippe, croup and whooping cough. Safe, sure and pleasant. At your druggist, 25c. Hindle's Drug Stores, 9S7 Main street and 909 Main street. Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
YOUNG MEMS LEAGUE FOR WILSON TO MAKE
 PLANS FOR SMOKER

At meeting toniset of the Young Mems Woodrow Wilson league, plans will be made for a big smoker that
 I'll be held next week, at which sev- eral prominent speakers will be pres ent.
 The meeting will be held in the rooms in the Beers building, where a telephone will be installed and the members will give any information de- sired to prospective members.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

several Pullman passenger coaches and other valuable rolling stock. caus- ing loss estimated by railroad off, cials to be $225,000. Six firemen were slightly injured by a falling, wall. The flames destroyed a portion of the com pany's high tension wires and all of the great shops are crippled for lack of power.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
SIX ARE HURT
 AS FIRE HITS
 R. R. FACTORY

Pittsburgh Oct 13-Prompt ar- f}ivai of f1remen from Pittsburgh and
 nearby towns prevented a serious con- I nagration at McKee's Rocks, a suburb,
 early today when fire destroyed the pattern and coach erection depart nients of the shops of the Pittsburgh
 & Lake Erie Railroad together with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

While playing in the street three year-old Michael Rago was run down and killed by an auto. The accident occurred near his home at No. 126 West 50th street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
ADRIATIC, UNARMED AND LOADED WITH MUNITIONS,
 AT SEA DIETING U=BOATS

British Liner, Carrying Six Americans. First Big Vessel to Leave Port Since Raids Oif Nantucket Last Sunday - Great Britain Determined to Expedite Sailings Instead of Delaying Them, But Ships May Change Routes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

The White Star Liner Canopic ar rived at Boston, from Mediterranean ports.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

F Count von Bernstorff. the German ambassador, left New York for Wash ington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

The hurricane which swept the Dan ish West Indies Monday and Tuesday caused damage estimated at g, ,000, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

in 1900 Terry McGovern won it, and lost it in 1901 to Young Corbett.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

Brig. Gen. Montgomery Meiggs Ma comb, U. s. A., president of the army war college, was retired from active ,servic>
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13

chug around and order one now before the good ones have Zone. Have Scotch mixture. Sizes won't wait. Then you'll scold us. Prices, $20 to $30.,
 Overcoats for Knock about, Business or dress from $15 to $40.
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Mf6p0e Sberiter.

So fien6tc Officers @%eteroner
Sbcrltcrne IS. Mpe pg 6. 8. S.
Nerq, er ofguoet beo 9p6en / en-
9(lber al h%enbo1ospis IT og so Mor.
S6erlt 9fDe troo6tc ino / Sprell
/ 1860 og 6eltog iom Mpttdrofficer
/ &rigen 1864. &on bar 1enerc /
Ell N(orreffe @bcf for 2. 9rogor=
regiment / S6cnie> mcr fog / 1897
lin @fife6 oa fonltitl,crc0es ion1
lloifripningscbef / luxembourg.
0berit @erg bite fig 1unoer Sri
gen ion1 en- mooig officer, bpis To-
ifc Optrpbe,1 1>nbcr 5torncl1 pdo
0pbbpl ifoffeoe bom bao0c Mi66cr=
foriet pg Gren1ierlpjtnonts =Gpol>=
letterne. Otter &rigen bar bon /
en- Morreffe &ompoanicbcf / &o=
ite1lct og 1cnere Gbcf for %. So
taillon, men ollere6c / 1890 ofgif
6on fra &eren. Ser tilloooeS Dor1
pes Mflfe6en Sbcrits &orofter.
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Sprn6cn1e Simer.

Tprlcoun f11nDe mon lie tplt{
Eprpc6pboooc ofpatrntillerc syor;
punoct 116enfrr @ellingpr, lfripe1
~@cliingpr Mpis", og MOI, Dor pn=
ret tlor ODER, at set otter gjalot
let Snip al ct eller onoet ira &jp=
6enbopn uogooenoc 5fib, ont bpil=
fet Sc tnitc 2pttcpplter boboc &jeno=
|lfab.
90, gonifc rigtigt, ct tort r1Siiit
|Gounpifib ~Wors" al Ooesiu, Ser
|bor 1iagct / &jebenbaDu iioen Sri
gems llobrl10, lf11loe ofgno til Ser
|qen for at boffe Ser. 9o Sc to IT,
life Gorpebohoa0e melotes / Turnol,=
set peo @eli;nger I'll Tprn1iooog,
blep Sfibets Nfgon9 uolat noglc
|Sin1cr, % ferit ben poo gftcrmio=
oogcl1 ioaes vMors" fornl1e ~lejle1l=
Sc poo bonlf 5ptcrritori1u,l, eifor=
teret al Sorpeopboooe11e SOUL
|pcn" % ~Tlppcfiifen".
ll0for @eliingpr n1pote IL lpen=
lfe S%orpcoo6ao0c og opertog Son:
popcrlngc1, pg 81 norlf Spterrito=
|rirun rloncoes, bar nprite Srlogs=
mrnS porote til at tugc Miinre.
Mcn nco @pee11 Lao sc to Gpife.
re % loo longt efter ~Mors".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Minfabelt Erincip.

Tprle0cn Mftc11 in0fon0t ser li1
poa &orm0obls @otel t 2cn1pig EN-
9errc, Set beltiltc Miooqgsuuoo.
0obbelt Eortion, n1c0 tilipren0c
9riffeporcr og Gigorcr. % bou
boDoe lpilt p9 0rltttct, piloc ban !;
6plgc ~Ningfj. 81. 9ogbloo" goo
1oen at bctole Sen Megning> Op.
bortcren prGientere0c for hor1, ioet
ban lo90c:: ~Erincipn1nsiig bctuler
leg olorig, bpoO jeg ipiicr og orif=
$er!"
Sun blcp &plitict bcntet; men
Wo11ocn 6olot poo lit Yriucip %
piloc ems life iige, 1ucll1 ban bar.
Soo font Don / %9(rreiteu; Sen 11p,
ltc. Sag fropeg ban Yrincipet og
betolte iin @jnlo, og oo mootte
boll p0crligerc bctolc for lit uiri=
pilligc Spbolo 4on ~%iuboltbs
Sotel".
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Garlia Sprenanina.
ga SSl10lebjerg=M utomobilc11

Ga 6l1gle6jerg= Nutomobilcn for.
lcocn bol0t / Slogel1e, ifete Ser Ell
5%prergning al 9bingbjulct bco
&oblingcn. Scr lpo ct 8rog, oa
Stumperne al Set ret ipnrc Mctol=
6jul floj cnntring iom 5t11mper al
CIT @ronot. Gn al Sernlt11n1pcrae
flpj / 5plge ~5nre Nm1tst.:" tprrS
oper crnbo11eplooien og gjenncm
ct &inOuc ino / ct %nrclle, bnor en-
Jo1nilic loo on1frig &%offchproct
Sernitumpcn f11ulte CIT clcftriif 2p=
lcfrpne og i(og Sui / 2oftct lornt
f1,l1ltc ct 5fiJ6cri. Gn 0on1c bler
looret al en- @losiplint / Mnii9tct
men oilers fom ingen til Sfo0c.
N1%1tpn1obilen blen- poa flcrc Ste
Scr ilooet / Stptfcr al Sernitum=
pcrnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
S6itrnfttpn?

uMolborg Stiftsti0enoc" ifriocr
Ioget iy0fro in6fom / Sag ii!
Nol6org ST. bolp cllepc. Set bar
0og fun Sen nor11ole 6oriil1fclic,
ser bleb en- 5nrule pDeri freoen.
(@ftcr 8lonen ifol Gogct bore !
Nolborg &l. 1872.
Ser11bonempnoe11es Misfornpjel=
ic n1e0 Set al &egieringen forelluoe=
Sc 9prtiostillpg befrpgtcs at billie
mcofgre en- fruftig S%b1truftipn. 81
Ter % / 5ton6 til at meoDele> at
0e11ne Obltruftion bill blibe tilpas=
let efter Sc l9rlige, 6on tie Sorbolb,
ibet oet fj6ren0e Her 1onale life bill
forlinfe Sogene D6erligere> men
tDgrtimoD 1grge for, at Sc fomme1
til at lpbc npje efter &jgreplollen.
DerbeO baaber mon at fnnne til
Delebringe lad normole Sorbol6 1oa
ltore S%orltDrrel1e r / BET tilpantc
Samfun6s1ib, at &egieringen bur
|tigt moo gibe efter.
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@ramat / Su9ef.

Scr hnr / 5logcllc gooct ppiigts=
pGftcn0c Mpgtcr ON, at CT Iogbe=
tient &C., Ser ti0ligcrc bar boet /
aprspr % nplig bor giort Sjeucltc
lon1 &ommonooofficer, forle0cl1
Nftcn lfuloe bGrc onbolot for
Tpridg poa at 1>0inugle en- 9aano=
gronot til Spfflano.
% intct Sprengltpf bur en It's
p%i0eliesfroft font ct &pgte ONT milf
trre Torbpl0, fan Set fife rtn0rc,
at set, ser ligger til @runb for
Mpgtet, or tnop ioo ieniotionelt.
Otter bpub ~Sorp MmtSt." bar
fooct oplplt bos en- al pc0fon1me110e
Eo9bctjents Sberorbne6e> ser far
babt mes 5ogc,1 at gjbre> 6rejer
set Jig ont fplgen6e:
Sogbetje1lteL Scr bl. a. fiprer
poo &j%ebe1bobn - @jeoler 2inien,
bopoe Oenne Sag, 0o Don rejlte til
@ieOicr> poatoget Jig for en- pripot
Mono at lepere en- &otfe til Ge=
itouroteren / @je0ier 6ergere1tal1=
rant. &affc11 in6ebol0t en- Mo6el
til en- @oan0gronut> 6og life cit al
&Grens, men Ell, iom b~e0fommer6e
Hripntman0 bobbe tom trlteret.
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v9pbsbptNpcne"

Ger fin6es / &jpbenbonn en- Gp=
pebanoe, iom for 9jort Set til i'm
Specialitet at gjpre SnobruD / Sci
ligbcoer pg &ontorer, iom ltoor I'M
Scr Sfifterettens Silipn.
Sor ct Ear Mooneocr lioen plpn=
bre6e ,@onoen iooleoes en- a fbpo
Muiifers 2ejligbeo / @loogooros-
go6e. Sfifteretten bop6c lat it
Gegl {oo 9prc1l me Spbene brp0
Set og bortDerne6c olle Mpblerne
|Dagen fer Sen berammebe Ml,ftion.
|Senere far ser puo onbre 6tc6er
/ @pen fo%religget gfterretninger
ONT, at 9p6sboer CT blenet plp11brct
unoer lignen0e OmltGnoigbeoer.
6orle6en Scot boboe @or1Den plon=
lagt ct ltort Soup / 9fiels Sl1elsgooc
6 poo treble 5ol, bpor SEN for 11D=
Zig of0poe @11l0boregrosi erer So
lepb @ariicD bap6e &ontor og Sci
|ligbe6.
Ga CIT 9orne al &o1ltorpcrlpnalet
nGl tie Morgen inOfanot Jig / 2ejlig=
beOent bbor alt bar gjort / @ta1o
me0 en- fore ltooenoe 9p6snuftion
for Ije, 1ao D1n itrafs, at Ser, bab=
Sc beret Gpbe / Gottens 2pb. SIT
Dor giennemro6ct og fo1tet butter
til butter. Mlle Sfuffer / lelpe
Torretningslofolct bar trl1ffet 1,b
% gj%ennenlrobet. Gppene bob0e
oirfet &jpffenopre>1 op og ~orbej=
set" fig igiennem o1le Sc oflooieoe
|9gre.
Holitiet bleb ielbf9lgelig tilfal0t,
% Ser bleb / 2pbet al Sorn1i06u-
gen funoet forlfiellige SingeroftrDf
poo Sc opbr116te 5f11ffer. Sp6a=
gellespolitiet boober peo Sielp al
ois1e at faa opfloret, bbem set er,
Ser CT Me6lemmer al SEN iber6ige
8an6e. Sbor ltort ct 8ptte, Sp=
oenc bar giort pe0 Blpn6ri1gen al
|6en of6g6e @11l0baregroslerers So
ger, fan ferit opgjpres ON nogle
lDage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
st n6elbigt 8eip9 / Mosfil6e.

~Oen floge &oge" fra Ste1lple
bar. forle6en / &pstiloe. @jermem
ct o11onpmt @rep bar &ostiloe 49,
liti / 6p1ge ~Mosf. 9ogbl." blepe1
nnoerrettet ON, at bum 0enne Oo9
.pil6e fomme til 8pen for at us
ppe lit &bafia1beri.
s Slsga6e Dob6e BUN lin lille
&linif> bbor FUN mo0tog 6e at Sos
fil0e Ggnens @eboere, ser pnife0e
Denies bite Nooo og ufejlborc Soc
%0ifaue1lter moo Sc forlfjellige Spg=
oomn1e. s Sen f6rlte 9tue, man
toni ms /, bar ser @entepnrelie,
og lengere in0c, / ct 5obepGrclie,
bar Ser &on1ultationsltue
9a &plitiet nflag0c 8eIpg pua
6en0es lille &linif, bar ser flere
Eotienter, lom ia0 og bcnteoc pou
at blipe %un0eripgt. Yao Nplitiets
Sp6rgSmoal ONT, bpnO aue Ois1e
Mennei fer bil0e u6en floge &one">
1bare6e bum:
uSeg CT fon1n1en til &osfiloe !.
Sag for at tage Mfife0 me6 mime
Satienter, jeg praftiierer life mere"
Me0 BEN 6orflaring bor Nol;=
tiets geDsgierrigbeD life ltillet. s
&oni1ltationSberelie lei fon0t Set, en-
Dpis S10bpl6 set NOT fl1rlz
Sc li6e at faa list &jenoifob til.
9eapnlig fange0e 8 Slaifer me6
forifielligt melfeagtgt Sn6bol0
%SSrtteresien.
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Nrunblpnsfeit.

...!!paaos SSpoe" ifripcr i ~2on0
EaauODnrfernes 8lo0":
Set er npppe for tioli9t at tag
SET Spprgsmoa1 11n6er Spcrpejel
&c: 9bor6an ifal man 1tille Jig ii
Smnmer? Setter paa olmln0eli!
Bis tan Ser lelbfplgelig life per'
Gale ON. 9erfor er Hroblen1et lu(
.n%anlfeligt..
<Sfal Ser boloes Minoetaler oue1
ner1 gnmle> font CT %oflfoffet> 1re1,
RrnTt enon11, eller Seltpmlttoler ii
ner1 b%ebtngne, me1 lfri11logt(
@r1lnD1oD?
&ifoe set life bore melt 1tcll1
n1erne n1e0 6orbol6ene, at Set tint
teltben b1ep forb11ot at boloc Sc
ifer?
som grltat11ing fl1noe ser teen
les urrangeret ct Grunolopstog
:lnoleoes at Minilteriet reilte u>
r1e6 6elpifrinet imellen Jig, gelej
:5ef at Migsoagens @feolemnner. &oc
nas|en6e @te0er fl1n0e Ser gjercS
1o{bt, % Solicit fun1e foo 2ejlig:
f,en til at 7tifte @%efien0tlfob me>
{in @run6lop og Sc beoerfroneb(
'Mrno, TOM far. lopet Sen - oQ
paffffet ben ne0.
Gn 1onoa1t 2anosproces1ion hi
>uoulfc bit fo1te @enge, og SC
5tafgfusIen er betDnget NOT / Tor
-ueien, bill set bore rimeligt, at Ser
5libper; men Omfoltningernc hi
ffHert let fu1111e 6Gffes pe6 CT
@nfre efter %fglger10e Sfo1o:
sSor at trpffe Ell @igsooesmon<
i @oanoen IS Gre.
s5or ct 93if al en- Minilter so Ore
s5or at rere peo @plpifrinet !
&rpne.
Set ebentnel1e Dperifl'o onpe11:
oes 5om Dprtiostillag til Sc &igs:
oaasmano, Ser beitiller noget.
Ser bill NOT fnn11e finoes en- 0pg.
tia Munb, Tom fan 1Gtte bele ser
6iItorie i @ce11e poa 1ao oar6ig Ell
Maaoe, 1om ben iaregne @ituatior
forDrer.
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v21heppltn"

Gaa Be f%jpbenbapnife Soteller %
Meitauranter ifql Ser / ocnne Sin
forbes nogle Serrer> iom meget
i1ogoacnoe nnoerlpger, bpa0 Do1tffe
Jorret1ingsfolf foretager Jig og IL:
ger. Disie u2%pttepoiter" ifal babe
foranlebiget, at flere Donife CT
blepne a1rbolOte, loo inurt DC bor
lat 6obm poa tpif @r1no. S Ser
lin piblte n1a,l 81. a. 8eife0 meo en-
@onoel, iom cit 6onif Mano bopoe
ofll11ttct poo @ibels Serras1e E.
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Snspcn6eret Yojtmeiter.

G11 / Tolteiateu og / eorigt o9=
loo 11ocnfor 0e>1ne meget fiero:
0fono, &oltmelter s. g. Sits
&nblfs poo 2lterbros Yo1tfontor
Ct i1otil bi6ere bleoet fjernet fro
lit Gn1beoc> efter at Sinansminilte=
ricts 2oet Mebilions6eparteruen1
bar n~nocrlpgt IONS @eger o.
Seas le.
MebilioncrL iou for fl1116et Gteo,
'piltc> at Ser ct Sale ONT ct l{n6cr=
llGb poo be1peo 5000 &ronc::, lom
lmlolertio otter tire Cages Gor=
lpb - blep oGffet al Bo1tmeitcren.
DC leneit onfor1ne bonlfe 8!ooe
Dor cnon1 iffe funnel meo6elc>
boorDiot Ser bill blipe reilt friminel
Illtolc moo &oblfs.
Eoltmei tcr Moblfs, Ser mt er Ell
yforo paa 60 Mar, iu6traoote /
Oct prottlifc Boltu9ien lite Sftobe*
1869, fif MniGttclle / &eoilionet1
|6 Nor lel1ere pg bleu, in0til han
1886 obertog Noitnelterembeoet /
6~reoensborg. 0ettc gmbe0e &C.
fleote ban in0til l10gangen al ST.
nj 1898 og far lioeu - olt1oo /
be11beo Is Mar = bGret Yoltmelter
.paa 2lterbro. Sans Snotegter bo1
fer ialt bel66et fig til $500 q 1000
'&r. oorlig.
Slb. Moblfs 9eap11 ct, ipn1 ollie
reoe nGbrt, helfien6t ogiao 116enfo1
Eoltbesnet. San bur en- lille III:
rift Stare % ffrep, mems ban bor
@oltmeiter / Sreoensborg, talrigt
Digte til &ongefau1iliens &ris. SSn
|6enfor @taten ben9bnes ban alm1i11=
oeligt u@ofpoeten". San ifreb og:
.iaa gierne 5n11ge til Spires Mr:
|bejoer og @eIgerforenings Setter.
S fin Sis bar ban Sorman0 fo1
|DanmarfssS amfun0et, bDis 0pga
be set bar at boIoe Canning pac
'be Danife nolnnod.
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8rnt Wfifeoiaelie.

Oriftsbcitprcr 2illin1itiol6 poc
Sufferfobrifen Geitljnllono er Die:
ben a%fifeoiget plu0ielig og me6 gie:
bliffelig Sratruoel1e. Ser oberte-
res ON CIT @fterfplgcr. Otter bbo6
~Gprp Mnttst." c%rforer er ser as
lpl11t life Gale ON ptonomiif Tire
Oeligbe0>. beller life Mongcl poo
0DgtigDeO. 0erimo0 Dop0e 9rifts,
.bcltprcre11, ser bor opDolot fig /
is Star / Spiflono> ittc noget goot
@reb poo at bcbonole 6onife Mrbej=
6erc, % bette / Jorbinoelle meo BE-
tp0e110c Sl10isfretioner er Mor1ogen
til Sen %pl1,oielige M~fite6igelie.
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Gr set Mfifeosgaper iii @a:

Vt Oet If1teDsgaber til Ea=
tic11tcrnc? ipl1rgte Yolitiet.
SD,-nej! Sen ser for lea
fjpbt til min Mono, lon1 far boar
ligt gen, lagoe Gum, ioct bum bite
CHI al 5laiferne frcn1, og Snoboloet
/ Sen alr0en br,1ger jeg, naor lea
giper Woslogc.
90 Sn0boloct / sen treble?
9e, treble, itomme6e FUN.
Sn, ocn moa jeg bope facet mes al
6cjltogelle.
Sroos .6ejltogelien og bcroes
ytonos ooorlige Sen tog Nolitiet
Iallc 6lolferne. ght ltoor Sc mes
Sntlegl for Eroppcrrc poo 8oliti=
'totioncn oN benter poo at bore
S10ncr 1tnoer Sen Gag, Scr 1u1 lfal
relies ino0 benoe.
~0en flogc Some" tit iffe toQet
11o9et "Nflfeo" meo fine Botier1ter
- Oct iergeoe Eolitict for. Men
Notienter11e fun0e iffe forltoo, bpo1
oct lfnloe gjpre go6t for; tbi Set
ct life buer Sag, man foor go6e
Hooo gorrlfc gratis - Set bill iige:
lagoe n1ol1 Ye11ge / Gobebprel]et,
lnoen mon gif, ioa bar ser ingen
Spipl ON, bben1 ser i110foslerebe
oennc lille Opmerfl onbcb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Spigefmlb Sen.

en- m1pol1orcuOc Metulppfip=
Der trof forlcocn 9lften poo Nooe11
I Norbus CT @un1mcrot % jif Sob
til at 9oo naco bunr bjcrn / hons
9p9is % tilbr;ngc Mottcu Scr. 0n
%Grtcn 1lrlte Morac11 roog11eOc.
bar ~jUltcn beef og bopoe toget
200 SIT. al %Urtcns Yc1gc nreo
Jig. Ippcn hlcp iencre onbolot og
boroc bo clom1 SMritcocleu uf
NenNcne / gcbplo. San puoitoor,
at %c1l11cn bor hcot hon1 ON at
~%ppbcrorc" .Ec1genc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
0iitraftipn.
timber Spfprelien al

]t1toSl SpIpLetIelt VI -. ~epltI'
ySaarnet" forleoen Mften pua Oct
ffn1gelige 5eater in0traf u110er Ell
al Sc olporlige 5cener ct lille llbel6.
Nic. Meiienoom ifl1loe iigc fluff
fe bore Sfuffelier", men fom til
at iigc uifuffe bore 5luffelier". Oct
bar set bele. Men oct bar NOT TILL
at bele Sillfl1erpla6ien tro0s Sit1,o=
tiolrers 9(lppr brpo 116 / Munter=
be0. Mu1 min0cDes mco ct emil
sc flositifc Scatter Mnefooter ON
5fueIpillererl> Scr fonn til at lige
u@ar 2peten rpgct?" / 5te0et for
nSor &pgtct lpiet?" % cit ar10en,
Ser iag0e: Sem 6cnr,e &e0bife
0olfe big?" / 5teben for: u&on
0ennc Soft reooc Dig?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Mnitgtct flenget beb ct Sabelbmg.

timber en- 3pelle / @ltgning CT
Scr lfet Ell olDorlig lllpffe poo
observation-disclosures &olcrnc / Sip.
bcnbopn. gn 5crgent 6obricil,s
hor ncmlig nn0cr Sugl1inge1 foaet
ct Sabelbl1g ne0oDcr Mn1i9tct> 5oo
bette blep felt flnnget> fra Yo11=
Den ncoopcr Nele>1 og ligc nco til
@ogen.
Gen Silifobcfomr1c fjprtes b1>r:
tight m11ligt / CIT Mn1tn1lonce til
@orniions Spgcb11s> bpor set frpg.
tcligc 5oor blcp 1Det lommcl1.