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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

fportant this year to us than ever
before. We absolutely mus win
| it.
The school seems to be in an
apathetic condition which is real
ly pitiful Some few want to do
something but they are hindered
by the heavy drag of those that
don't care. We can wipe up the
earth with every school in the
district if we tried. 1t seems that
we have grown SO large in num-
bers that our spirit has suffered.
The faculty will help us if we do
anything to start, but they don't
want to have to use crowbars to
get us going. From the way it
looks at present it seems that the
school will not be represented by
the best talent but only by those
who have the pep train. Remem-
Der, the representatives will be
chosen before April lst and YOU
can count the days on the ca!er.
dar for yourself.
Tuesday was circus day, John
Robinson was here, but very few
played off from school, those who
were going going at night for the
most part. They say that num-
Der of the schools in small towns
close up on circus day. This is
not a small town in the true sense
OF the term and those schools that
close up are not first rank schools
like Fitz-Tli. We have our work
cut out for us to do and have no
time to close for anything. Those
that take advantage of the sympa-
thy OF their parents and go to Cir
cuses regardless should be treat
ed justly but firmly.
The ninth grade science, ply
geography class, recites in the
English room now instead of in
their study room, Mathematics
room. The science Rotations are
spread all over the building.
When the two new buildings are
finished, one of the downstairs
rooms will no doubt be vacated
and the science classes can have q
room of their own.
The choir is getting stronger
IN training although the number
IS not increasing. The music cir
Gle is doing more work than any
OF the others, at least we suppose
that the choir is the music circle.
But since the choir is getting to
do such pretty work the others are
letting them do it all. They prob. /
ably prefer to listen than to par
ticlpate. For a while the girls
were trying to get male voices in
the singing but they have stop.
ped trying now The next best
things is to get twice as many fe-
male voices.
This is the test week of the
third month Already third Of
the year past. a great deal of
work has teen done in the regular
studies but the extras, Literary
Societies, have received little at
tention.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

AS a rule, most inmates have a
tendency to abuse the prison au-
thorities for i'll treatment, though
in the case of Mrs. Godbee, diff
ferent view of the situation is ex-
pressed During the many months
Of her confinement, she has ex-
pressed herself as being hopeful
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

LANDS FOR SALE-Eleven
5-acre tracts, one half mile from,
city limits; well improved. APP
ply Leader-Enterprise. limo
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22
WANTED

WANTED-RoOm and board
near High School building. Tele-
phone Us. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

WANTED 5000 bu White
Corn.-Dodd Supply Co.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three unfurnish
ed rooms upstairs. P. O. Box No.
456. 3t-n
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22
REWARD FOR MULE

Black mare mule, Is years old,
pert, weighs about 300 pounds.
Estrayed from my farm between
Fitzgerald and Ocilla. Return to
DR.. S. L. McElroy, Ocilla, Ga. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22
New Sleeping Car Service to
Hampton Springs, Florida
Via Moultrie, Quitman and Perry
First Car south Nov. 18th, North Nov. 18TH
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
NORTH

Buffet will meals en-route
The late evening departure allows ample
theatre in Atlanta arriving South Georgia points
next and the early arrival in gives
connection with all lines in all directions
For particulars appyto any A. B. Ticket Agent or
write W. w Croxton General Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

FOR SALE Shetland Pony.
Inquire at Leader-Enterprise. If
FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey
Hogs; all sizes. J. P. Patterson. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS

Buy your wood and have it
sawed at your door by A. w.
Armantrout, 400 East Magnolia,
Fnone 40. 5t-p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22
They let you know you've been
smoking and yet they're MILD

In other words. Chesterfield
Cigarettes are Midland vet they
satisfy. This is something totally new
to cigarettes. 1t goes further than
pleasing your taste-satis6 does for
your smoking what a juicy slice of
hot roast beef does for your appetite.
Chesterfelds Satis6-they let you
know you've been smoking.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

But they're MILD, dorchester
fields are!
lfyou want this new cigarette delight
lSafisS, yet mild you've got to get
Chesterfelds, because no cigarette
maker can copy the Chesterfield blend.
This blend is an entirely new combina-
ton OF tobaccos and the biggest discov-
cry in cigarette blending in 20 years.
s&asnsA4s.4csassessex
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-22

FOR SALE-A good piano at
bargain for cash. Address AJC,
Box GA. MWF
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-13

property which it intends to so re-
assess against each parcel. Said res
olution shall fix the time and place
for holding a meeting of the Council.
at which all protests against re-as-
sessing the cost of said improvement
against adjacent property, or proper
ty benefited thereby, shall be heard.
Said resolution shall be published
three times in newspaper published
and of general circulation in said
city, and shall be posted in three
public places in said city, at least ten
days before the date of said meet
ing.
The ballot title and number of
such Charter Amendment shall be as
follows
Measure Submitted to the Voters BY
the Common Council.
An Act to amend Article VII Of
the existing Charter of the city OF
Ashland, Oregon, by adding thereto
a section to be known as Section "a,
authorizing and empowering the
Common Council of said city to make
re-assessments against real property
of the city on which prior assess
ments may have been made or at
tempted to be made for public i'm
provement, and which assessment
may, for any cause, be declared void,
illegal or doubtful, by reason of any
omission or defect on the part of the
City Council or other officer of the
city. Vote YES or NO
102 YES
103 NO
For the said special election to be
held on the oath day of November,
1916, for the submission to the legal
voters of the city of Ashland, for
their approval or rejection of the
foregoing Charter amendments, the
following voting places and judges
and clerks of election have been duly
appointed and designated by the
Common Council
FIRST WARD-Voting place,
Fourth street fire station building.
SECOND WARD-Voting place,
Mccarthy Hall, corner of Main and
vi dllllC olltelS.
THIRD WARD-Voting place, City
Hall.
FIRST WARD-Judges, G.. W.
Benedict, P. s. Provost, ]. W. Fin
nell.
SECOND WARD-Judges, w. A.
Patrick, Mrs. Alice Murphy, Mrs.
Hathaway.
THIRD WARD-Judges, C. L.
Cunningham, Mrs. o. G.. Howard, j.
n. Beaver.
The last two named judges in each
ward shall also act as clerks of said
special election.
The polls shall be open at the sew
eral voting places aforesaid from
o'clock in the forenoon until
o'clock in the afternoon of said oath
day of November 1916.
c. H. GILLETTE.
City Recorder.
Date Of first publication, Novem-
Der 18th, 1916. 50-2t-Mon.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-13

G. E. Millner attended to business
matters in Grants Pass Friday, TAX
ing the Overland service men who
have been here for the past week to
the beet city.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-13

The Paisley flour mill has been
sold for $12,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
9anif .syolfeiamiunb,

Nreuepolget bar gipet fplgenoe
felultot: 5efreter-9fiels Olle,,
|$plcr, 40 5tenl1ner;; q. 8objerg,
|Mitop> II; N. g. &ilstoite, 9llfop,
z; S. 3bal5, Gbicogo> 40; S. Gre
|gerien, Chicago, /; 8. @enni1,glel1
Sutcbinion, 2.
8eltprcliesneolen Sens Breger=
ie1L Gbicago> 70; g. q. @ilstofte,
Mifob> /; 8. Mosbef, s(ifob> /; S.
g. gbans> Clinton 70; g. $.
9uns> 1D1er, s.; sSSobn Neteriel1,
Clinton % Stemlner.
9feiultatet al set e10elige &olq
moo bore mig / 6enbc lenelt Is,
December 1916.
Ser fa1l fl1n lteuuues poa oenl,
Der til 6e for1fiellige @perp ct lten1t
paa pe6 Brebebalget.
Me1o1ninee, Meicb., 81. DIT. '16
q. $. Siir9ens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
0r0bt i &rio.

@olter 2onsoalc> Sen unge 9me-
rifoner, Ser / ii1r Sis omtoltes me-
get / 6orbin6elie mes Dr. 6reoerief
81. Goof, bbis Asribatiefreter bo1
bor, CT, / Jelge bertil i1lolpbue 81:
terretninger> ofgooet peb Dpoen / ct
fronif 5eltbolpital: San 6eltog io1n
engcllf 2ejtnont &anpag11el1 / W=
|9pptelL 1nen blep ienere forf1pttet
til &alplablerne / 9for6frQnfri9
bpor BON for nogen Sis 1i6en bler
1aoret of cit @ranotlh,mp; set fao
life no ill., at 5aaret Jig ielo bar
forliat, 1nen @lo6forgift11i11g itpote
|til og fort efter in6trof Dg6e11.
MrS. 2onsoale, Ser CT 6oniffpot.
Dor MI / @jebenbobn mes fin lille
|Sgn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Silboec fra 9Sbilippinerne.

901il5 @online Splbef, Ser III
Ell l9ngere 9lorrnffe bor bpret
Sc lor. 5toters Sje11elte ion1 5D=
gcplejerife i Manilo, Nbilippi,1erne,
er paa &ejen til Sc fyor. 5tQter.
SUN bar lengere 5i6 beret onlQt
iom SSnltruftar al Sc S116fg6tc, ser
u60annes iom 5Dgeplejerlfer %
lom list efter li6t bor opertoeet
Sc Blo6ier, ser bi6til bar prret BE-
Hpot af 5pgepleierlfer> ser bor fao=
ct 6eres l166onl1elle 6e sSor. 5to=
ter.
SUN ogter, Gslge uDonnepir=
fe", fife at be116e tilboge til Bbilip=
pinerl1e. - Dn ser fn1t frgbes 3
Mors Sie1lelteti6 for at fao Net til
Ell &e,liion al $4,000 maaneolig,
bnr Miis 5gbpf allere6e for en-
Del 9lar ii6en gjort Zig berettiget
til 6enne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

oscar IT,, ser lio1te 2proaq
@fi0oog befanot Jig 1910 Ml Slt
for .5onbp 0oof, anfom til 9eelu
Oprf Onsbog Morge11 1e1t,1c llge;
Sen of9aor iajclt til @riltianslono,
&riltianio oa &jebenboDl1 Iors6oe
6clt 9. 9tppenber og ptl artoge1io
funuc uentcs / Trihon11en bel1 %
oS.
u!6cllia Olau" o5goor / Oug fra
ajpbenbapn poo Meiie til M1nerifo
og oil ianofpnligbis anfon1ne til
Gelr Oorf ben Is. eller 16. bs. =
&urlen i9ttcS igjen moo 2it 3ors*
6og oeu %. So.
u6rebcrit VIII" arfon1 / sSyre=
bags til &irflnall og BIZ rinteligbis
1ejle 1ebob Drelu110 2gbet al
Sag; Sen bli0er liggen6e @gben=
bob>1 i'll Sen IL. bs., o11fo11tn1er til
Seem @ort oe,1 26. pg ofgaor pao
fin u9}te 9fej1e til 9eorheu Firs-
bag Sen 5. December font Marets
fprite bonlfe sSuleffib.
u1lniteo States" ser forlo6 99aeeessa
Oorf 3orsbog ltolte uge, be11teS
8jpbenbobn Eirsbag eller Ons6oe
,lelte l1ge, ofaaor oerfro i9je', Sen
is. IS. % - fro Seem Oorf 0en 8.
0ecelnber.
~Bergensfjor0" iorlo0 9ee>p 9orf
i 2proaes, % "&riltia11tafioro" ct
uuoerhejs fra @ergen til Seem yerf.
s STrcoog5 forloo oen ipel1lfe
9on,per, ~5tocfholnt" @eteborq
poo 9}ejle til SEEM Oorf.
Deu islon6lfe Dolnper> u@o6o=
fois", ct fra 9fepfjopif anfoutmen
It'll Seem Oorf, 1ne6feren6e 81 is1o16=
ite 2anomeno, iom bil 6prfe sSSorl
i CANADA. SSSeDrigt n1e6fprte SEN Ill
|le M1nerifoiorer en- 2ooning @1,ber
% Silo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Yroit % Conn mcr.

S Bloomington 2S',o., itoo $50
ltor So1les g. Ncorlon for Mettet1,
o1floget for elt nlinore @ose11or6eu.
0o1nmer 8l1cflep tilltob bom ii Mi-
11ntter til at tle fin Sag, SO
BON ingen M6pofot bopoe. N2e6ens
Yre1ten tolte, tGnote Donllneren fla
eli Cigar, bporoner So. 0elprbpr-
oigbeo geraooeoc 1oi Moieri oq er=
flRreoet at bo11 life bilbe fin6e 1iq
I oet", bborefter bo1 rep Sopane1e-
re11 ira 0ommerelr> Ser / tgiebliffet
blep let fonlterneret, men oog bur
tl9t fatteoe Jig iao lneget, at ban
fl'11oe iobnne oelt ui6fjere Hrelot
80 9oees 6e11giei for n1anelenoe.
Neipeft for Mette11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Wfantsilts / Mmcrifa.

# Sgl. Stue1p1ller Searl Wtallt51us
Eer nDlig lan1men lne0 fin 9ultul
|a11fomn1en Dertil 2o10et, 81. a. for
lat beipoe Slngtninge.
I Sm Neant5il1s 1friDer S. st. $50
fofilu Meinboro?) vNorolp1et":
y@ou er nDell 5an1n1e1lligning
|ocn itpr1te 5fuelpiller> Oal1marf
|bor frcnlbragt lioe,1 sen 5cenens
@11lbaloer, llrnlr lGlcr o,11 / 6r1
@eibergs Grin6rin9er.
Oct lpncs taobeligt ct l1ge=
.b1oos 5paltcr at for{pDe at lfil0rc
ubtpnunenbe 6erlne loa 1ttrolig al
it0ige Stl1elpillers @11nlt, oer5
Gjelloontlneligbeoer % 0eus 8e=
:grersni,tg. Sum oette fon liges:
set rent l,ll1iobelhart lpriife, Set to-
n,antiif erotilfc, {on1 en- 9eiellel,,
cn Micgael 9SieDe, berpmnes for
Set ejer Munt5ius fife. SITE at ba1
er uoen 6plcllc lol1gt ira. Men
set er cit sSplelle, ser ligeion1 frpg=
ter at rpbes og oite f11n ppber fig
ire,n oo lejerlige Ombeje. 5terfe,
me9tigc 92oturer fre,1ltiller ban
1lreltcrligt, % lige iao ppperligt
gjengiDer bon, bbab nlou fl1l16e fa1=
Sc bisle 9toturers Mfnrter eller Sc
res &orifatllrer:: S1ltriganterne, Sc
1uagtlplt tergRrrige, $1n1bugSma=
1er11e % &pflerue.
Yao bette ,neget Di6e Omroooe
bor Maut5ius for le,1glt arbeioet
Iio op til at bore life o1ene 9n1t=
n1arfs, men Berbers 1tpr1te Glue
ipiller. Sert ligger i1,ge1, Oberbri-
belle. @n Donlf, ser efter / mango
Mor at babe babt 2eiligbe6 til BERT
Seem gorf at iogttoge beroeasberenl=
te 5fueipillere al oe forifielligite
Mationaliteter, on1liber / September
1907 igjeu 1aa Mant8ius / CIT
for bon1 ny % for alle banifeltg
&olle, / @olbicbnri6tS v5fabonf" =
ba116t Mftene11S 2eb 6e1, Grfen6el=
ie, at ber bor cll ion1 bberfen 2pn=
Don eller Yaris eller Seem Oorf
eje6e Moge til.
Set bgr en6n1 1,epnes, at uoen=
for iin 5fuelpillerbirfion1be0 bar
Mant5ius fun6et Gi6 og Crit til
at ifrine en ltor nSfueipilfuntenS
&iltorie" 9en foreligger i engellf
Spcripttelle, % af6poe Glp6e 6itcb,
oen tolentful0e Sfuelpilf
logoc engang til mig:
"@pis sen Deol,6, jom Sc pao=
ltaor, ipiller aone6ic ell6nn bc6re
|cn6 BON lfriDer, 1aa ejer 0onmarf
Il bann en obiolut eneltooe116e Be=
gaDelfe."
Desnerre er Ser bilt inge1 pje=
|bliffclig ll0iigt til, at Mant5ius Ia-
ser Zig fornoa til at gipe @e1terol=
ler / 9lmerifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
:8urhnnnHHtatfrttr.
Mmerifanif Smaanpt.
@iGlp til ,NSy6erne.

5 9teu g)orf beepnotc mon ferls
/ llgen at l10or6ejoe Moner, bbor-
efter ii Willioner Collars ifuIoe
/ 9l1nerifo til Spoerne /
Gl1ropas frigsbereeoe 2onoe. @ell=
ne Gum in6befotter life Sc iefs
Wtillioner> Ser ollerebe er inoIons=
leoe font Tplge al Soint Oi1tribl1=
tion~&olniteens s(rbei6c. Set 1tges>
at Sen foreitaaenoe Snoiolnling meo
9}ette bill fun1le betegnes lon1 eyor=
oenS lterlte filo11tropiife 6oretagen-
Sc al 6e,1ne glrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
>. 9. S,-9uge jnbilerer.

Eou Qer0og fejrer 9arlf Brooer-
lolniltnoslpge, u8plben @ate" Nr.
I9 lit 25 9lors Subileum i So11
1Sroncisco. s iSplgc u8ien" ltifteoes
2noen Sen j 9fppc,llbcr 1891 n1co
ptte 9'teolclnn1cr IN Dar oclf
600 % ct 5p0eiono poo fen1ten &l,=
linoe Collars.
Stiftcliysieitcn bplbes / @ploe1s
Oote Gpnunol1berp Soll, San syros,-
cisco, 2proog 9(itcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

Inlf Observation-Disclosures
er e}ter nogeu 1ios Stilltonb igje1
iulb Gang. S 2pbet al ct e1'telt
0ean liojt l(ec, torpcoereoe ~
|fcrne nj norltt Sfibe, ocn fpl9enOe
loo ieuotes 9onplfibel1e, "Em
n1 ,0on" io,nt 5ejllfibst, "&atbll1<
fo", til 8r1ubs al tplfc Iorpeocer;;
lan1n1c Stjpbre leo set oan1fe
Gompifih, SIT, o9 oen 1pe1'lte
Camper, usSpnfspi11a" 40 Ndl, tro
sf,,b2s,,ps bleb ocn norlfe Dorn=
per, ,,2aploao", / 6urgoorS 1f1tot
i Sunf. sllt alt bar Sen nor1fc
9fibsfort lioe,, &rige1ls llobrno MT
ltet f5artpicr n1eo cn lall1let 0reg=
tiqbc0 al 26S,000 MegiltertonS;; ber
nis{e 2ejligbeber ct 1l9 norlfe Sp@
,urnD nn1fon1ne. - 0cn tn1te Tpr=
peoering moo norlfe Sfibe 1p'ies I
Sc iiOlte Doee ierligt at bobe bal0t
Sc uorbligc 5arpanbe til Opero=
tiorsfelt, o0 lo,n Gelge heroi ct oe'l
norlfe Irofif 4,oo set 5bioe @oo
bleDet irtoItillet. Torboloet mel
lc,1 georqe % 1pltlonO betegnes lon1
1nrbeles ipnnot, % Set er torat'
teriltiit ior 5tc1a111ingen 9eorge, at
set ltore ariltioriablao, "Teroens
Gong, / 2er6oas flu1oe lfrlbe::
Set er |eltfelgeliat, ct BET oelooer.
peiebe M>orb pda iuu lnange t1or1te
5pfolt fuu fau lette onot @loo n1el-
lem 92oroe 90 1piflano; bet bill boz
re nreget lnuge, fpr ois1e Tolos=
aierninqer glem,ues Norge. Wfen
olligepel for Sc tplfe unoeroa1os-
boooes brutole Srentgangs1naaoer
iffe ourettct Yo,,if btonot De 11or==
Ifc Mbeberier. 9ouoelen florerer 1o1l'
f)iotil, % Ser n.erfes ingen Spn1p~
toner poo 9eerbblitet / Bersneroe-
nen. 0e1 uorife 9fegiering er oper=
bepilt ON, at sens 5tonopunft ober-
jor ct frigSfere,roe 2anos l(noer>
pon6sboo6e / norif Tarho,1o bol0er
lig i>1oet1for oer internatio11ale Soos
aop,ings @renler" Sebrl9t
,ue6oelcr ,2ofol Mu5eiaer" I 5plge
ct Telegram ira Berlin, at tplte
llnberponosbouoe |ibe, &rige1>S uo@
br,,b hor torpeoeret iolt 1858 fje11ot=
lige % 200 1eutrole 5flbe. "5or>
peoeringen al nel,trale Sfibe oil op=
hpre, ,1aar SC opbprer ut ne0fSre
@outrobonbc tilfpjer Slobet el'
Qolemif ne6 et ,1nrlt 9loo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
u9eM nifrenuc Qpp".

Gn Mften ii61te 5on1n1er fo11ot
IS. s. 3urner 9eniiorl Ger., fin
9eoho> IS. s. 8bite, iioben6e poo en-
@eronoo meo ltn Mrn1 o>nilpngeuoe
Wers. Iurner. >S1trner ifpo poo
&bite> ser 0p6e pjebliffelig. @ogen
nelotcS til Eolitiet, % @oar er-
fl@reoc CT ~esSurp"> at 1llrner bor
iffe ifploig / Meor6et poa @bite
&jenoellen Dor / Sberet1siteamelle
mco Torhprs6onurerc1s ,SnitrltI Ier-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
SeIb1norb.

Gn al Sc bi6elt fjenote Me11o t
Spo Dofoto, 5el1glelsbeitprer .. g.
@lpanfon, ser bor le6et 5tatstuot=
bniet / 5iour 4olls Sc 1io}te 1pp
Mor, ifpo fig / Mo1,boes % blcp
funoet 6p6 tit Mo,,tor. Mon me-
1er, at bal1 Ser bor II 9or gam
mel par blebet itrrft t1r1gii11oig poo
Brruo al 6oorligt @elbrco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

: Siriecn n1ellenr sStolieu %
@ltria er intet pigtigt forefatoef;; Ell
pololon pltri9lt 8eifp6ning far bit
n0 ber fltnoet 5te6, lnel1 oe itolien=
ife Bntterier lpnes at baDe gjen=
giGlot oeu inr0eles birf11ingStl1lh
S 2agarina6oleu bor Stolienernc
phelagt set fje110tlige @pbeofbarter
% ret ltore Torraabslonlinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
36etu mbejtGn9t.

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Zig en- big gfob1lfl1n6igbeo peo fine
tolrige Gifapo6er fif 5pnoogs
Suit til at biie Ell 9cl of fine Ben
ner ben Gelle bbori bou bor az
bro9t Motteolpon 9lnitolt for
1inoslpge Torbrp0ere. Son TOM IT,
relloe Mutonrobil og boo ont al
nlaotte bele Mnltolteal. 0ireftpre11
>1n9teoe ilni0lcrti0 at eIterfommc
Mnnlooninge11, % 5bo,p ,naotte 1no=
leoes bcnoe ON mco uforrcttet 5oo.
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Hpitcn.

9inltc Yolt til 5fonoil1apiel1 ie>1z
bes mes Oonlperen, Oscar H.,
fra SEEM Sort 9orsbag 0en 8. 9eo=
benbcr. Aolt> lon1 pnlfeS fel16t nc0
bette 5fib> n1oo for Mellel1rltoter=
neg @ebfomlne,16e ne6logges / &olt=
fosierne inoen ii0lte Spnr1i11g ferlt=
fonmenbe Ma116ao (ftcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

9Men oelan moo 1pltlanos 6len=
Ser qoar set mi los: Tprleoen 9og
bIep Sen 10000 Cons ltcre engellte
Camper, uMomonn1ore" ltnbt |
5rnf al en- l1nbernonosbuu0; NpN=
tet pil niDc, at e,1 Gel at Wono=
1fobet omboro bar omerifanlfe 8or~
oere. - 81 tplfe IorpeoooeltroDers
for onarebet oen brittle &anoltro,
lit, oq en- enfelt bor en0p9laa pooct
Tia lanqt npf ino 11n0cr Ne1l e1gellte
&mt I'll at f,&1lnc lenoe Strejtlt1'o
ino orer oe lmau &plthper. - eS
Spu6a05 blep Sen cngellte eSra9t=
bo11per, rMfarillu lfltot Gent
i yeerbeoen al Guccnstolpn; etter
fc.rclebioe Webbeleller at oeln1nc ~
mes o6lfillige Me1rnelfer, oeriblanoi
flerc omerifo11lfe Norgere> at bore
omfo,u,1e Deo oe11ne 2ejligbeo> %
oct iiges poerligere, at Splfer1e lfpo
pao Sc Boooe, hDori Sc 9te06eoe be
fon6t fig. Set heooer, at ~Morina"
blep torpeoeret uoen iorubgoaenoc
Norle(; poo @rl,no al oenne Ont
11nnbigbe6, % poa (Srlno al, ot
nna|fe so omborbpprelloe 9eltcpos=
fere bar 9lmerifanere, er 5agen bic
pct bra9t i,,6 poo ofiicielt omerifonif
sSy,,tercsieomroooc. s &olbingtpn bil
1non oog inotil pioere bnerfen bon6=
le eller iige 11oaet ionl Delft, f1r nej=
ngtige Gfterretninecr foreligger
mere betoilleret sSorn1 e11o nl. -
S @oor telegrofere6es ira 9(tbeu, al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

Selt for 2utif bor 9fusierne ret
let ct nDt M19reb poa Gentralnnag=
ternc5 5tillinger; beron1 beo6er
Set fra Berlin, at MuSler11es 9lr-
tilleri beo EFT to 9aees beftig 8e~
lfnoning boneoe SS>1ionteriet &ci
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Seoteroireftpren: vJrpfe11, III bar
bel nof 6ornejellel1 at le Oem i
Seatret Mften peo Sen fgritc Sp=
ferelle al 9eres 5tpffe?"
sSorfatterinoen: u9fej, Set er Dir-
felig life ct 5tpffc, ioln Ell Game
fon bore befjen6t at le."