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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-05-25
Who's Lying About
Railroad Wages?


Seventy-nine years ago, the gentle
men who made their living by owning
the English cotton mills hired Nassau
". Senior, professor at Oxford and
the most famous economist of his day,
to prove that if the Ten-hOurs' agita-
ton then under way should be sue
cessful the mills and their owners
W0uld be ruined and the industry de-
scented statistics which showed that
the entire net profit in the cotton mills
was produced by the workers in the
last hour of labor in the mills. Under
the then new Factory Acts, the hours
Ct labor were fixed at 11la-12 hours
for five days in the week and nine on
Saturday. Consequently said this
learned professor, "if the hours of the
working were reduced by one hour
per day (prices remaining the same)
the net profit would be destroyed--if
they were reduced by one hour and a
half. even the gross profit would be
destroyed"
twithstanding the professors fig
ures. the ten-hours' agitation was fin
ally successful. and strangely enough,
the cotton mills are still doing busi-
ness In Manchester and the other cot
ton mill centers Of Lancashire, Eng
land.
Since that day, the owners of in
dustry have learned nothing. In the
year Of our Lord 1916, the gentlemen
who make their living by owning our
railroads are hiring other gentlemen
to prove to the people of the United
States that dire calamity must newt
ably follow If the railway employees
engineers. firemen, conductors and
trainmen-secure an eight-hour day.
If you will look over your morning
or afternoon newspaper when you lay
this article down, you will very prob
ably find an editorial or news
story somewhere in it, in which it will
be proved to your satisfaction that an
eight-hour day for these railway men
is impossible, unreasonable, unecOn-
omc, unfair, or un-something else.
The gentlemen who own our railroads
for living are spending thousands
of dollars and spilling many pounds
of ink to get that idea over to the
American people. The railroads in
Eastern territory are publishing a
weekly newspaper called the Railway
News Bulletin, published at the office
of Managers. under the direction of
Elisha Lee, Chairman. and edited by
Frank H. Fayant. The Railway Age
Gazette and other organs of the roads
are combating the eight-hour day de-
mand with all their power. The pub
licity men for the Western railroads
are putting out small printed slips,
each with an argument" as to why
the men should not have an eight
hour day, in which the alleged cost
to the public is stressed. These slips
are being enclosed in ticket envelopes;
wholesale dealers are being induced to
wrap them up with carton goods; they
are being passed out on dining cars,
thru station agents, and other sources
Every one of them contains twisted
statement, or a half-truth which mis-
represents the attitude and demands
of the men. The object, of course,
is to line up the public against the
railway workers. Besides all this, the
press Of the country is presenting the
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-05-25

Lennon Signal. In last weeks issue
of the Signal an account of the sad
death of Phil Crosse and Elmer Vetter
appeared. c. G. Joy of this city, who
was one of the members of the party
| Of four. returned and verified the story
The accident which resulted so ia
! tally occurred in the Fort George Can
! yon Of the Frazer River at point
about twenty miles below Fort
George.
The party consisting of Messrs. FL
mer Vetter Phil Crosse, c. G. Joy and
Hansen, left Fort George with the in
tentiOn Of looking over some mining
territory below Fort George and ther
to resume their journey into Alaska.
The week previous to their depart
ure from Fort George was spent in
constructing a twenty-eight foot boat
Saturday, the 9Th of May, was spent in
looking over the canyon and planning
Just how they would make the journey
down stream. 1t was decided that il
would be perfectly safe to attempt it
Accordingly the entire party set out
that afternoon.
Just before leaving shore, Mr..
JOY unlaced his leather boots. When
asked why he did so, he jokingly re
piled that he intended to swim part
of the way. The members of the party
little realized then what was in store
for them.
The greater part Of the journey
down stream proved uneventful. II
was not until the trip was nearly con-
cluded that the accident occurred. Just
as they were avoiding one of the worst
and most treacherous Of the whirl
pools slight miscalculation of the
strength Of the current pulled their
straight toward the whirl pool. Not
having anticipated such an adventure
the members Of the party had not beer
padding fast enough for the boat to
attain speed sufficient to carry them
past the whirl pool. A huge wave
caught the boat at this point and up
set 1t, throwing the occupants into the
ice cold water. Hansen and Phil Crosse
managed to come up clinging to the
bottom of the boat Fortunately, Mr.
10y caught hold Of twentyfoot rope
attached to the boat and was able t.
swim TO the boat. 1t was here tha'
Elmer Vetter was lost and not seen
again by other members Of the party
evcevting Phil Crosse.
While lamenting over the sad fate
of Elmer. the party was again caught
In another whirlpool. And as Phil was
'amenting over the fact that II was
impossible for them to help Elmer
he slid off the boat and without anv an
parent struggle, went under. 1t if
thought that the coldness Of the water
60 affected him that he could not fight
to keen on the surface.
All this time the boat was still up
side down and with the bottom lust
little above the water. Every few
minutes it would go under, carrying
Hansen and Joy with It,
The last time the boat was sucked
under Mr.. Joy lost hold Of the rope
but clung to the boat Mansen wa
'HNii nv "hCiC " 'c Sccii' ~ lew HllH
utes later however, Joy saw HIM
clinging to a bundle of blankets and
bidding Joy to save him. It appeared
to be an impossible undertaking but
lust at this time an eddy in the stream
pulled Hansen little nearer the boat
AT the risk of losing his own life. Joy
leaned over from his position on the
boat and just managed to catch hold OF
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-05-25
dakota Democrat)

Judge and Mrs. Clay Carpenter and
little son. of Mobridge, spent a couple
of days in the city this week. the Judge
attending to legal matters while Mrs.
Carpenter was being entertained by
numerous lady friends and acquain.
tanceS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

Tools of all kinds.
Razors, Homes and Strops.
Shaving Glasses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

And the prices we are asking for our raerchan
forget the ''War Prices" Much of our stock
prices scared SO high and then our buying pow
some real bargains, which we offer to you at a sn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
Suggestions for the Wife

COOK STOVES
The ideal Xmas gift. The Grairon,
the fastest seller we have, has divid-
ed flue which saves SO per cent of fuel
costs. 1t will delight the wife.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

srverware, glass,
Carving
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

ltaaeroe suge. geo en-. Gfterlpelling
fom set tiIfaIote 8oIiti fprctpg
I5taloen % paa Sooerloftet, fanbtes
Oct ii6lte 5teb en- Sgtpp og Ell iber
Sernltang. 0miioer lDffebes SCI
ogiaa at fremorage en- Wan6sperlon,
Der baboe ffiult Zig / Spet. @an CT.
flGreOe ltrofs, at Set Dar bans @en=
|iigt at mpr0e Sognmolnoen, % ielu
ON set life par Ipffeoes for bom mi,
|lful0e ban NOT ga &ugt meb banl
ierere.
On Mariagen til fine Moroploncl
nGgte0e Monben at gipe Oplpsning.
]6an bleb onbolot pg fprt til &oliti,
]ltotione11. ,
Set er iencre pplplt, at Mtte11tot-
n1anoen er cit pngre Sorbrpoer pcr
Nopn Iborpolo @iloebronbt. &ou
er nplig lpslobt ira Mrreiten / Sci.
iingc, % for lioen SEN Gi6 bolot fig
ifjlllt poa 2oftet / Stol6en for al
pppebie set Siospunft, bbor bo!
bleD enc meo &ognmon6 Niell err of
fln6c ful0fpre lin fprr6 fottebt
Mnr6bIun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
geb Gaasbb Strife.

Sling mes blgo % iagte 8ugge1t
fling n1c0 for0ums 8nggeinng, .
lille &loffe, iprp0 % iprnffen,
til mig ino enbnu en- Gong.
D%prebarc aloffeitemne,
trofalt minoet, alorig CLIENT!
Ct oct mlligt, jeg er bienme,
og fon lptte til Dit &lemt?
Sor en- Sag FIN, for EN- Cine
jeg til Dormarf bjem mig ltreo
blot for Dig at bpre fun11e.
Slim og flemt, ring 5olen neol
Sing, ioa &jertets Malm mon
lpringe;
bbao jeg enlfeo melt ct ifet.
Seq for otter bprt Dig ringc,
% Dor otter 9ann1nrf let.
Sbpr 2auge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Sniff @rnnbigbeb.

s ct Mcjicbrep ira Ipiflonb til
r5rc.=9em." fortrlles ONT Gftcrlrz
net / &on1brup:
Spirit blep Dor Baggage u1berlp9
Stl1n1p fpr Stu1nh. aft sri, alt Gin
nco blcp efterict, Sc iommcnr11llcoc
Strpmpcr togct op, 8oono pN
@enoler gjel11emfpltc / bclc bercS
|2rn9oe 0 10. Gn gonlfe nlfplo1o
Mulle IS. G.=Eopir blep fonfiiferet
Set bor bog set crclte, Ser gift tobt!
Derpoo 1filtes Mon0 og &lltr11, %
6pcr font ino / ct S%cporotr>m, bpnr
n1ol1 moottc flrbc Jig fltloltGl1olgt
al. 5tpplcrnc bleb rl1bcrlp q inh=
per10igt; ser hlcp bm1fet poo Stpplc=
loolerne lpm pon alt anbct folt. tor
ON ml>ligt at finoe ben1melige N11m.
9omerne blep unberldgt, cit for1nc
fig l%ngcnpslig lt10cripgellc. notur-
li9pis al &pinbcr. &ner 9og be:
ifjrftigcr 4 &pinOcr Jig nco Ocnr(
ul1oerlogclic. Gfte blipcr M1rr(
cllcr cpcl,tl1ellc fprlornc ellcr hl1l(
Tpn6cr u11ocr1pgt. Set bGnocr oG'
ioo, at Tolf, Scr miStUnfes, foo'
|2ubcn1cnt!!!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Geter uor Set bupneite &riem

poo Sor0er. San bouOc forlogt fig
i forlfjelligc Eloolcr, men funOe life
blibe | 11ogcn al Ocrn. Slllio|t tit
bons 5orn10re ol16rogt bonn boS en-
Man0, Ser DunbleOe mc0 Tl1ale,
Silt og Gfil0po0oer.
Setter begpnotc pao Nrbeloet.
San por to Sin1er ON at gjpre rent
bos &onariefuglene og tire ONT at
fonr1ne fiji # @oro / ct Stucofpari=
Inn.
ga Gftermiooogcn bar gooet me0
bette ipurgte Neter lin Nrincipdl,
bba6 fan MI 1ful0e be1tille.
Hrincipolcn floe0e Jig / 9pbeoet.
= Nu trpr jeg, lagoe Don efter
nogen 8etenfning, at 0n ifol gna
n0 og 1poiere EN- Sur n1eo Ell at
Sfil6pa00erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Gn lpierli9 %9Sprnpielie.

S 5p0iDn ct mani for Siben or
ifrunnt oper, at en- ing Monb / 5fo=
be pg @oper bier Jig nGgen fpr
Don1er. SON cpfler poo Neie1,e, %
noor bo11 opooger uEubliflm" ,
|lfpnoer ban Jig til Set nprmeitc
'gunltige Steo, bppr ban loo trp0cr
frem / M0umsfolt11me, 11oor 0un1er=
ne 11uur trent til 5teoct.. Oct ct, i.
uSpns Gtt.", onmel0t cn bolp enc:
|5ilfpl6e til Nolitiet, og man bor
ct ret go0t 5igaolement al 6pren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Sc fnlqte 6inanben / 9pben.

6or 11ogen 5i0 ii6en los 5c9l
pGrfsorbcj0cr Carl &oniens @ultrl
i So1opob pe0 &cjle Jig inOlGgg(
poo @orie11s Spgebus, li0enbc a
@lobforgiftning. Mol1Oc11, Ser 1cO:
iogebe @ulturel1, folte Jig ollcrebl
poo @jclntl1rc11 minOrc pel, pg 90:
gen eftcr fon ogioa ban UNDER Soc
gebebonDling. @1,ltr11er bpoc on
2pr0agcn 60 Carl @onlen pn1 Meon
oagen UNDER Seis iii @rn0ltrut
.Spgebus.
Eorret bar 1111ge 6olf og otter:
lober Jig ifplge u@ejlc Mmts Solfc
bloo" ct to Tiger gonmelt Barn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
@jemIps!

S Gftcruoret fom 8en0ir Sen
.oiren ira ct. Mnbit / Spllono til
Noroilespig for at beitpre CIT @oor>
for en- &1iinc, bpis Wfano ct inh:
folot til prert1iif Miilitertjcne1te.
8eggc 8enbirens Torelorc CT ito
@oroeegl1e11. men bar hoct noale 9lol
Il Soberslep Mmt, f9r Sc / 1905
flptte6e til ct. Mnolt, bpor SC libcl
far peret bolot. 8enoir Scn0irer
CT fpDt, mems Sc bpeoe / Sa0erslel
9(mt. Scr ct Yor Wooncoer iioer
blep ban upentet orreiteret, foro;
BON life irm @jcn1lps bob0c n1elo1
Zig til Sen p%rel1siilfe 2%GgbSrullc
Otter flcre Tigers Mrrclt / 6lens-
borg 11o6onnes fan nn lon1 Gcfrut
&uium. 5i6en 1905 far ban mco
fine Torplore og fine iefs Soifcno1
boot iolt Opbolb / 9onmorf. Sons
8ro0er itoor for Siocn pc0 Sit
ringsltprfen l. &j6be11bopn = lon1
5ol0ot / SEN Donife Scr.
Gcn 5logs Tilfel0c = lfrincr
uSci1n0ol" me6 rette = bpr fore
bpgge8. Set Iigger boobc / San,
l11arfs og / 5piflonos Sr1tcrcslc,
t6i Sc letter pl1bt BLOB % ifobcr
1ncgen l%1pilje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Hc[ife Gapircr.

Gl1 ing Mo1o ira @ellcr11p POI
for nogle Mor ii6cn uopo11orct Ill
Gp0omerifo. Ser gjor0c Fan sc:
fjer6tifob me6 e1 Suffer, iou1 opcr
tolte bon til at iGlgc lit Nos o(
linc oegitimotionspopircr. Nc>
@jnlp al ben forlpgte Ipifcrcl q:
Hippo bjcrn til europa. Sc c11oclif;
Mfprlbigheber ! &irflroll op0oacD,
imiolertio b1>rtigt, ct Monocn iff'
por al 0en Nationolitct, iom bo'
uogop Jig for. SON blep ocrfor hol>*
tlibogc, % Nolitiet / 9onmorf Il:
@eife0 ON Electromagnetic.
9l11 CT Sen 11nge Mono, Scr opcr
|lno Splferen tine Eopircr, o11fon'
met til 9onmorf. 9o bon if al
|pioc, at acknowledgements bar blepc''
befjetot meb Sen ulopliQe @onbel
bporpoo fan bob0c in0lo0t Jig.
melote fan Jig ltrofs puo Nororl
@orfs &ontpr. Ser er Sagen nut
UNDER Mmtcts Mpprobotion = al
qjort meo en- @p0e pua so &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
;Splitciu NictbIpn melber itg til Sat:
$toDrfenet.


Torlebcn n1elbtc c1 Spn eli &pi=
|jrgcrn1elt tier Standardization, EiN=
90, Jig mc0 Some ng Eorn ipnn l1l6=
~|1iltenslcs poo Tottiggaorocn ! o.
Ser. Sen r11ge Mon0 for opbrlS1
Jig / Mmcrifu % CT gift rneO CT
omcrifon1f 9omc. Set Ct bcfje1nt.
IT Gon for noglc Moollcber ltoea
lcncbc / pDcritc 9}ob / &jo6enborn
ubcn at bans 6rrulDre Oiloc hjGlpG
bon1. s Sen icnerc IiO 6or ho!?
|boet pau @ooroen uSofienlu11b" ne>
Norbl1s. Sen Il. Mpril frn1 Scr
Srbrc ira bons To0er, at bon pg
bans Ton1ilic life muottc foo Tpbel1,
Ibpis ban fife lelp funbe tjcnc Oc!1
|pou olrniroeligc acknowledgements
!four.
5pl1ren forlogte ocrpoo, mu Diet
ing. Sen 11nge 05an0 6or Do IN:
gen on6en l1bpej let for at 1rnb9au
at iulte ems at benpenbe Jig til Sat
|tigbpienet, %n1ebbcler rSnc.=0cm."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Sanfer paa &agten*
s ct Tcltbrcp / u&ejn1Onl" be0o(

s ct 6cltbrcp / r&ejmOnl" be0Ocr
set:
IS fan trn, jeg blep glob, bo Scr
por Brep ira G0cr / @oar. Sat
for set. @por gior Set % 9oot, at
hi for loo mango berhjcmme / bort
lille @jcn1lono / ll1oprelte 6orlto1n,
Ser tpnfer poo oS. Su, bore Ion=
fcr pol1orcr ogloo tibt sen fje1otc
|&cj cllcr rcttere &ejcn bjem til 81
|fjen6te 5teoer. Nuor hi ltoor &oat
ON Neotten, iao let ii pfte op moo
Stjernebimle11. Sort glif f9l tncr
iig tibt be6 Sen tore &arlsDogn.
lis ira Sen fil1Dcr ri Eolarltjernen.
Noor hi far Der1> fan Ri luo noger=
lnn6e BEL ten1n1e Getningen til bort
@jem."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
3yllanh.
G,t &1tpelaas.

Set CT lpffc0es 8liffeniloger
:6ourbolt= Mnoerien / &ingfjpbing al
.fonltrucre en- &l1pelaoS, ser lpne1
at pere profttif / enbper @cnleenoe.
|Goor Dpren CT llooet /, CT Sen lam-
|ti6ig looiet. 0en CT let at luffe or
uoefra, men inoefra iful mon br1t9(
beggc 9Gnber og trpffe lterft opac
poo CIT Snap, fpr mon fon fao Or:
rem Up, 1ao Sen fan life oobnes bel
&onpore eller al 8prn. 9ertil tom:
mer, at 2ool e1 CT boo0c billig Of
|iMi6. Slere Ser11bonefolf bor NO.
tolt, at 2oojen er longt itfrcrc chi
Sen, 5totsboner11e MI brl1ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
:. Germ.
Mprbfuripg / @eliingpr.

G%ognma1lo Nielicn poa Gsrompci
/ &elitnger far paret Bjenlt ono for
ct nbpggeligt Mor6forl9g. ga bolj
ON Mftenen font / Stalben for al
|fobre @eltene, blep ban rant So
beoe al ct 5lug meb ct Street, Der
retteoes imo6 bam fro en- aabent=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Sptpniaat nc6 Mnhplt.

Wfnn oil FIJI fc> at CIT mpltiif ri:
fprc / @rcnoo for Ell Moone0s Ti>
ii6cn bofte ltor Spiigt. Oct 0rejcn(
Jig ON cit 0o111f Opfjpber og ct &a1
l16lnnoinge, Ser bleb onbolot fp1
Spipnoge, otter at mon bos Opfje=
hcren bob6e fltn0et ct @reb / &obe;
itrift, Ser forroobtc &nmplottct. 9ct
CT MI fpretagei en- ny Mnbolbcllc
Sogen. Gn 110lGl10ing CT bleocr
paogrebct pao Ntbolt 111bcr On.
itunoigbe0er, Scr fl111he tpoc nuo, q:
ban lto0 / Torbin0elie me0 SC tr(
Mrreltontcr / Mffercn.
Sen 1iblte 9%(nboloelle blet, ifplg(
v&jpbenbobn", u0fprt poo en- ri
original Mnobc, i0et nenlig Sc:
poogjeloenoe &olitimonO, Ser i'll
gfspeDitionen til MnDolt operbrogct
bIeb 1en6t pber mc0 eli l1n6crbnnN5
buoo.
llolrnbingc1 %frcnnbpo, forltooclia
11of, 8ille0et at Sen 1torlte 6prbu1
1cljc, 6u cn l1nOcrbu110sbuoO b11ffc
Sc Up peb 4e11, og cit Eolitiuon<
1tcg us, forlpnet n1eo Sen fornp0n'
Mn6ol6cllcSorOrc. Sen onhnl0t
Mun0s Hopircr blcn ltrofs bcllog
.lnQt, hnprpoo bu,1 pr. l1nDcrbonb5
.boob fortes bort ira Mnbolt, forn1n
|oentlig til %&jobcrbon1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Godt Land til Salgs i Central.

Godt Land til Salgs i Central
Minnesota. i Meeker og Kandiyoh
Countyer, / gamle Settlementer nae1
Kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr'
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre Of
hdiere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele'
des godt Land i Mckenzie Co., N
OAK, s28 pr. Acre og h0jere. Kon
OF Sc selv, eller skriv efter nnrme'
re Oplysninger til R. A. Carlson
Grove City. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Maar man inaffer pber Jig.

Sor l1obreoe1lc of folife &pgtcy
blep Mftpgtsmon6 &eter CTR. 8os=
len / Store @mmerife / 5enoerjpl=
|lo1D SEN 21be December / syjor peo
2on6sretten / 6lensborg 0pmt til eli
Maanc6s 6en9fel. San bopoc iogt,
at SEN tplfe &ronprins bar blepe.;
ifu0t al fine egne 6olf. 8psicr
ffrnpebc &epiiion, ser imi6lertio m
of &igsretten 2eip5ig er afpilt ion
ugrunoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
IS Malbprg par en- Ei9c

On 8prgcr I Molhorg. Ser CT
in0folot til 5ifringsltprfcn, penbtc
fprle0en %11onn1el0t bjem poo Srlpp,
og itor bleo Monocns 6orbouiellc;
bo bo11 fom til lit 3jem og Ser
mo0tog Me0oelclle ON, at bans Be-
ore &olp0el boboc forlaot Sen bje1n-
ligc Mrne % bop0e mc0toget alt,
bpoo ser bar. noget pnrO al bcres
felles 80. Sum bopoc lon1u1cn meo
en un0e11 Mon0 forlo0t 2ol1Oet for
at r0pon0re til Set fjcrnc &eltcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
st Nlcnne1feifcIet.

SEQ CIT Bropning beo 5penn-
borg-gepborg 2an0eDej fanbt nogle
Mrbejoere ct 5po0eltif UNDER Spr.
|oens Sberflo0e ct Menneifelfelet,
|lom iaa ub til finn at babe ligget
|forbolospis faa Mar | Soroen. Sun
set er melot til Holitiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Snnbctrpifab.

On 8orgcr i Mo6e1rao bopDe for
nplig le11bt en- neroifulb @11n0, ell
Mire0ol=Ierrier, til 5ellfobet foI
&rigsbunoes l1bnpttelie / 8erlir.
@unDcn lenbteS / en- itprft tpmret
|&osie; men ollere0e / Ho0efro borz
Sc Sen fooet &oslen bibt / 5tpffer,
o4 en- Simc le11ere inOfon0t 6e11 fig
otter bps i'm @erre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
6nn1rrjyllanh.
Oyb bjeu,nae paa Orion.

8pgmcltcr Soc fra Ioftlun0 /;
5pnoerjpllan0, Ser bar pGret bjem=
me pao en- s Cages Orlob, blcb
pll,0ielig Ing, laa at 2Ggen CAB Or
bre til, at ban ifl1l0e blipe bjemme.
@on ofgif fort efter pe0 9g6en. 8oe
babbe / Ben it0lte Si6 beret meo /
&ompene be6 Gerbun.
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st 0iq naa Qpftet.

Gn M11rer 6iicber 9lielierL Ser
nogen 5io for bogobon0erct / S.
berg. CT fl1noet lom Sig poo ct
Soft / Sorpegooe. 8eboernc bopoe
/ Sen 1iOlte SiD mprfet en- uliOcli0
5tonf, pg 0o Sc u%noerlogte 5ogen,
fon6t man 2iget Oct meaes at
bonc ligget poo 2oftct / ct Eos
Maune0cr.
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RnLJGT LAND 100 Acres 2 Mil fra

BILLIGT LAND. 160 Acres 2 Mil fra
Ruthton, Mimi, 500 pr. A., opdyr-
ket, $4,000 kont., Resten i Afdrag;
100 A. godt dyrket, 8 Mil fra Flo
renee, Mimi, norsk Settlement, $50
pr. A., $4,000 kont., Resten i Afdr.;
SO A., dyrket,n@r Burke, Va, $4,000;
120 A., udyrket, Roseau Co., Mimi,
s25 pr. A.-Sigurd Petersen, Ruth
ton. Mimi.
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Sei 8icracIpn.

9foro= % 9lteripielifobets Camp.
per vHibc", Ser err in0fnmmet til
Morbus, bor pad &ejle fra Wfoltr
til Baltimore for at lultc Wfajs til
Marbus pou 8rrn0 al &11lmangc!
|brepct bjplpelps ONT / ca. II Gage
u&ibc" blcb 1lGht til en- omcrifoni'
Sopn al en- cl1gelif 2olt0ompcr, Ocl
letter at bopc ilGbt Sen / 4 Gage
Dabbc moottet looc Sen / 5tiffcr
|fpr0i ngiua bens Sill por be0 at Hip
|pe op. 9on1perne, Scr bop0c oS':
|lteret ~6ihc", gjorbc tillomme@
&rop poo $4,000 Collars / 8ugicr.
pg 8iergclen.
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Nrifnn0cn.
orreltcrebc 9Srl1 Tronbic,

Gen urrc1tcre0c Nrll Urono1cl
Scr bar tiltolt- / Mnlebning al Ct
Ncpnlucrottcntot / Nnti= %N(l1tcmutfu=
fccr;, or neO Treocricio &iohltobS
Eolitirct blcnen frifunocn for Iilto:
lc fpr Hcorogcri; bcrimno CT hu1
b(cocn inpn1t CT, NoDc poo so &r
|for G~pcrtrUOclic of 6nrb1,bet moI
at booc fn!noclig Hctjc1ina.
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Scrnn1 1n1pn &iahpite.

5erltn1inItitufets l~1nberisgelie d;
|Meioler11e til 8efe,npelie al 9igboite
CT luttet. Set forIDber, at Set OPP
noaeoe &eiultot CT meget tilfreos=
.1tillcr0e.
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@enb &Iabet biem til @legtniss~
&c og @enner / 9anmarf 90 SBn-
oerjpllono iom 8ebiS poa, at De,
enbnu min6eS benz 6erbiemme. 81
lenoer Blabet regelmesitgt / bier
1lae pen Mohtaqelicn al 8el6bet.
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Stuff npr 8o9banSd.

Mlle Bigger fra bort 2a9er ienbes
portofrit mcb Taffepoit, eller St.
preis; men pnifer man 8affen az:
inreret m,aa 5 Gents efstra mebfpl'
&c 8eitillingen.
s. &asmnsien So,
72O-722 go. 4t6 Street,
Minneapolis, M1inn,
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9isfnsion paa 9Grp.
s ~egrp Si6enbe" lnie5:
9Srit Sr01fifte.

07Vr u Ut: ~: =: 7oc10t Ut:
WtottbG11s 5. Sap. 3 g.
5npbns Soul en-.
Ge6aftprer me06eler, at me0 0ctt,
~Snoleg" er 9%isfl1siionen 1l1ttct
Set CT ioolebes gjort fort % go0t
Set poogjploen0e Sfriftlprog lpoc1
ipprigt: 5olige ct Sc fottige / Mo1:
Sen; tbi @%imn1erigcS &ige CT bercs