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The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
Prominent Lawyer and
War Veteran Victim
of Heart Trouble
DETROIT RESIDENT
FOR 20 YEARS
Was Brevetted Captain
for Aiding in Capture
of Jeff Davis

Julian @. ptc5lcsog. prominent az
f--7eg -aa for ~ years resident
cs aero.f died .u-h.= home. No A.
Cuse.dare west Tuesday morn.
tgs from heart failure.
SIR n, N,-sor vas bora iu New
YcrE state - years sU and came
70 Detroit wien TWO ye1rs old In
l>a1 heo sot.el -.a a-.f'y s- q u-t
vsts In ,se Fourth 81. liSa9 cav
airs. %to years h.s- no wss hreF
e.reI Cap,aa b2 UIae,m sor 7.t(1E
In the .cauvre of JeFe-saA y Davis
A. tho close oS rhe y.v.' %a5 De-
attended rhe University o. Mich san
for one year and then entered the
la~ Office ot William a Moore lie
sad crru1red IN the practice NJ ia7
tr.f fss la-r fe7 years, when De
laeo-e6 himself % bis oVa private
interests
Pic ~as q Knight Tenrlsr. q mem
trr ~ Onion lodge. q lie member
OF King Cyrs chapter, r A-. " a
r eu6er of the Detroit club De-rolJ
Boat eiua military order 0' the
Loyal Legion, and. Detroit Posi- g.
A. r.
be is survived hF ..s widow
Clara - -ad BIS children. Alfred
Julian. Philip stanley and Clara.
Funeral arrangements hay" NOT
set been concluded
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
NATIONAL FOE
OF TUBERCULOSIS
VISITS DETROIT

Charles W. DeF0rcst. Ge'1 serr
lary for the national autttHbere#
losis society. came 90 Detroit N0n
day Co make survey OF ,1a work
accomplished by The Detroit uu
tutions and the local organization
All funds public and private a.u
be accounted for. and an Institution
will be visited. and the factory vel
fare bureaus conferred with a spa.
cial amount OF attention will be paid
to The Hamtramck district where
the disease is most persistent and
IL Is hoped that Mr. DeFOrest's WORK
will determine just how effort and
money should bc expended tD co tac
most good
Just from New York where hp
superintended the sale OF the Red
Cross seals. he said. The aggregate
national increase In sales this year
was between 35 and so per cent. ac
cording to a comparison OF the mum.
her of seals sold up t9 Dec 2p De
troit did splendid vorh.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
Cabinet Discusses :
Means to COunteraCt
Bryan Doctrine
PRESIDENT TO USE
ALL INFLUENCE
Compromise Program
Seems Probable
Result

WASHINGTON Ian. Ii.-Rislng
opposition 90 ;he administration pre-.
pRredEees plan was considered at to-
DAYS, CABINET meeting The presi.
dest conferred on the same subject
wish Chairman HAY OF the house
military committee
fr was understood Hay told tle
executive the continental army plan
apparently Is doomed. hUt that ,enyi.
usnt fayOrs some increase I'm tho
regular army and expansion OF the
National Guard as reserve army.
lu addition 10 making speeches
supporting -1e preparedness pro
gram. .t was learned TODAY the rres..
aut plans 20 WELD his personal i'm
Guance with senator's and repre-
-an,arives 10 courterrct the infu-
saes ot former Secretary OF State
Bryan.
Halthsa-tet support hy Democrat.
J.. leaders a8s s7 outsta0d .0E figure
of tho situation today. gn he house
side. kuear. fao. leader is not
alone amagz Uema45a' leaders In
opposition SpsIs.r clark has only
gone ss t7- a- declaring for -rea-
-1aaaIr' preparedness Henry %
Texas. another ,-als-. Us regarded
lukevs-m. t r.r -a-rc.lr hostile.
Foster. ol Illinois .- for comVro-
mise. Nar7 maI.eHeste-n Demo
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11

plane end policies under which oFcTN
EFFORT Is being made 10 rehabiA,atr
his big transportation system. Paul
Il. King. operating receiver. has pre-
pared serips os advertisements
which VIII appear as "Pyro Mar
luette talks In these talks Nr
King wIl give his views regariiu-
ths problems and needs of the WI.
road as ho sees them after a careful.
aury of the conditions.
Publicity of this character is a
new thing for Michigan railroad
The one Big reason Why Nr king
VS. making these talks, De suys. IS o
bring The people and mi.roaa into
closer touch. sH3 go emphasize the
importance ot cooperation for m3
ual NeuaAt Mr. kluE has been iu
charge .cf the mIroad since June
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11

gl and with The active SUPPORT OF
every member OF ths organization
has been working 20 make the rail
road "go, that Is. provide means
.ur its PROPER maintenance 20 give
.oo8 service An earnest effort is
..iaf made 90 bring about a reor
ssr.alCu OF the railroad ou a stable
nl-fs. lrd IN th01 connection u
needs the support OF the people
whose transportation agens IL Is.
Tn, receiver believes the people
served ay Che Pore Marquette under
stand atha'If the railroad can be made
f8 prosper az going concern II
VIII be better able 20 furnish them
The Kind ot service which VIII aid
them h. the development and prog
rass OF their respective communities,
and that they will. therefore. sppre.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
TEACHERS ARE
ASSIGNED TO
NORTHEASTERN

Teachers we're assigned to the
new Northeastern high school, which
opens in February. by the commit.
tee on teachers and schools OF the
board OF education, Monday after
noon. The assignments are as tot
lows:
Albert Graham, from Eastern high
school: Nellie 0. Plee. from Central
high school: Lucy +. Elliott. from
Western high school all 70 be grade
principals. other teachers assigned
are Leigh Cooper. returned from
leave OF absence; Ella VI. Carson,
from Norvell school: Gertrude NJ.
Babcock. from wilkins school. Ha-
eel f. Award. from Hilger school;
Genevieve Sheehan from Condor
school: Maude Hudson from McMil-
Ian school and Richard r. Reming-
ton. Frances Foster and Virginia NJ.
Jackson from Eastern high school
Teachers assigned from the eligi-
BILE list and schools 10 which as
SlBntu are Mduue MllltIs No -" On
school, Anna ". Hyland 10 Ben
nett school. Myrtle Long 10 Mum.
ford school, Mary p. Grant TO Pin
gree school, Nellie Iarkin 20 Mum
ford school Grace Sloan 10 Camp
bell school. Elsie Fairbanks to Nc.
Kinstry school, Hortense Petrimouix
10 Jefferson school and Bessie Wiley
20 Bennett school.
Charles Sickley was promoted 20
be grade principal at Central high
school, and H. Roy Coon and Arch
ibald Hennigsr were promoted from
attendance officers 10 be teachers
OF ungraded rooms.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
Tom Harper, Police De
partment Hero,
Asks Divorce
DECLARES MATE
AZORES ANOTHER
Blames Her Divorced
Husband for His
Marital Woes

Thomas Edward Harper better
known as plain TON Haruv- hero
Of more than one p,P-e raid 76
criminals and himself o N.cam of
a thugs bullet that came near end
ing his career rs a police oficer
has grown veary-1t lie burden %. o
wife. who. he charges. E8s greater
love for her FIRST husband than .3r
hir. The policeman suit 'gr d..
vorce from Mrs Anna .M7rR7rrt
Woods Harper waEJ on trial. Tues
day morning. befoTe Judge Dav.s, I'm
circuit court Harper now IS an IT,
formation clerk in police headquar.
;ers -
Both Harper and the present Mrs
Harper had been divorced when
they we're married rin February.
1903. ar sault STE Marie Ha-rer
wife had obtained divorce et
Grand Haven, Mich, tie previous
year. The present Mrs. HarEert
nrst husband vas Frederick weeds
who became an officer IN fhe l.0.red
ststes army assigned 20 r7cu.t,-E
dutv Mrs Harper. .N- sought
70 obtain a divorce from HarUer lH
1913. hut Judge Lacy de1i.j The d..
cree after she had admitted DO Atm
IL is alleged that her nprno~e was
n re-uar-v her first husband
"t was Wood who caused tho
hplk NJ the trouble between us.
IIarper testified before Judge Davis.
.-pssdav morning We never had
any serious orar-slz ovc- ANYTHING
evcan, tho attentions Woods was
having 10 nv wife who had d.yorces
b,r,
Minor rrarrels. ne said. occurred
over none matters RE said Mrs.
l5ar7er vas extravaga7-- caring not
what size did with the money BE-
gave her Before he was appointed
on The police force. he -lid. he was
making but slz q week. but be- gave
his wife all of n excerl 80 cents
This was a. mu,h as he ever
~souandered" on himself s-en5'ru
The money for cigars. and an ccca-
-io-al class of beer.
she once hcur1t 500 diamond
ring having srs ON IL. ,aar went on
q vi.i. m glr't Ste Mare ra res
,teo4 .-l- r-o.-...ss..F or~ H-...s
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
HILLSDALE HAS
POULTRY SHOW

HlLLSDALE, Jan li.-Chickens
are being shipped here from Jack.
son, Coldwater. Blissheld. Waldron.
Jonesyille, Ltchheid, North Adams.
Reading, Cambria and LAGRANGE.
: Ind for the second annual poultry
show Of the Hillsdale Poultry asso-
ciatl0n A. +. HamlIn, ot Angola,
viii Judge the poultry and r. A
Turner the corn The show lasts all
week.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
LAFAYETTE is
SAFE IN PORT
~ UNITED PRENH-

NEW YORK, Jan, 1.-THE French
liaer Lafayette, whose passengers
received warnings at Bordeaux sim.
liar to those sent prominent passen-
gers when the Lusitania left New
York Oh her last trip, arrived today
Passengers reported the ship was
searched from stem 10 stern. bur no
bombs or other indications Of an at.
tempt 10 disable the ship were
found.
Henry Clews. Jr, and his wife re-
ported they received letters OF warn
Ing and turned them over TO the
British authorities.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
STAMP co. HAS
RED LETTER DAY

The second Wednesday iu each
month is termed Rcd Letter Day
by the Peoples Legal stamp Co ON
that day a free size of tra stamps
Is given 90 every holder or book
and 10 accommodate The crowds
which take advantage ot this ofrer.
Red Letter day is held in tho Re
liable Furniture a Carpet Co "a
store, Nos. N. I3. Do Washington
blvd
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
DUNK NAMED ON
SAFETY COUNCIL

Alfred o Dunk. president OF tho
Detroit Motor Car CO.. has been
named member of the National
Safety council. according 20 inform
ation no has received from New
York.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
WILL GIVE
pm. TALKS
Receiver Ring Will Dis
cuSs Problems of
Railway

an rra theory thar rhe people OF
N.rh.rtn have a direct interest In
tHa fara ai rHe Pere Marquette raB-
ro.. anna srs enulei to know the
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11

olate an exposition OF It's condition
aud needs to enable them Intelligent
~ TO resist iR working ou- It's piob
lens. The first talk viii run ip
The Times THURSDAY Jan IS.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-11
Public Notice of Sale of Unclaimed Baggage

Is ~, the
a pa " y
n
until same havtuG n
nftl. hrrnt rhIh shp piece v M q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

tiff oberfor ben, % Senrp SoroS.
.5efretpr De1nenterebe BEN Sci al
Ben, / 6plge DDilfen bans Hrincipal
fnlbe 1pille e1 fremtr9oen6e SLOT
le.
M1ligepel ifriber uSpllan0spo=
1ten":
Sen oorlige Gelt / Ben 6anif=
amerifan1 tie Notimolp artt / &9bil0
.8affer fan6t / Star Gte6 / 91en6c
&egnbeir; men ulligepef bar Der
mango Selt0eltagere, og Sc paoberte,
|baa6e 1om 6e bur, taalmo0igt 5 Ga
lere. Scope Mafipr talte ftoit, %
|ban talte / ~ Iime, ifipnt ban
fun lful0e babe tolt / en- bolb. -
Sans Gale bor oct %lqopanlige Mn=
'greb pno @ebe1eli fobet, 1om MI npr=
melt birfer bumori1tiif.
Otter bboo uNor0j." erfarer, bar
iDr. Mar &eniuS, iom bber Cont
mer Dor pe6 &pbil0 &arfen, plan
|loQt en- nalmin0elig ltor1tilet 6re0s=
felt, Ser afbo10es | &Gbil0=Harfen
6en fprlte 5onnmer ef ter at &rigen
|er iluttet.
0eltagcrne / 6enne Set ifa1 mo
|bp6eS fra alle ne11tra1e 2an0e / Ser
oen. Sra Mmerifa befoiter Scr.
TprD &ej1en og Spbo10 for 1000
Mmerifoncre, pg enobi6ere 1tiller
Scr. 6or6 500 Mutomobiler til &aa=
.6igbe6 til at tranSportere Size ternc
fra 5fjprping til &Gbil6."
9ette ON Sc 500 u6or0S" in0e=
bolotes life / Selegrammet til umes
rifonife @lo6e; set 1p6er = mil6el;
tolt = uian6ipnligt.
Mpget on6et er 6et> at en- Mlli=
once mcllem en- Mmerifoner, Der bar
npbnt iom Mfbplbspartiets &rp1i~
6ent=Gmne> og CIT 9anif, 1om I'M
6erpiier / @pringsfpitologi % &rDe=
ming, forefommcr @n loo beipn0cr~
Zig, at man bi1t gon1fe roligt fan
forr1o intte, at Sen b6rer til Set
fjcrn1 1nl1lige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
LAND.

En- god 100 Acre Farm 2 Mil
hefra, til $115 pr. Acre. $4,000
U~dbetaling, Resten. paa It'd. En-
1875 Acre. Farm, Becker County,
Mimi, opdyrket, kun $55 pr. Acre.
En- god 80 Acre Farm n@r Wahkon,
Mimi, Mile Laos Co., opdyrket, og
SO Acres ryddet kun $40 pr. Acre.
$4,000 Udbetaling. Andre lignende
Godtkj6b, saa l@nge de varer.
Restauration og Hotel i en- min
DIRE By kun $4,000. Inventar indb7-
fattet.
Sigurd Petersen. Ruthton, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

Trpfen @onmcll trup: uSeg er
bis poo, at Or. Mob1en er foreli fet
/ mig. San it66er. olti0 og i@tirrer
pan mig"
@en6es 8eninoe: Set er 90 iff@
1oa un6erligt> 1p0e Mille> buff pao.
fan Ell Ol0tiDSfo for fer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
@enins Toro.

Den IS. i. &c. brogtc III ct Sc
legro11 ON Mpbil0=6elt SjerDe
Slli 1ar1t ON Hla11erne ungaoel1oe
en- itor1tilet 6rebsfelt, lom pootGnf=
tes o%rro11gerct otter &rigerrS DIP
bpr.
Mcobelelie1 por ioolcDc5 offottet,
at Donife beropre ltillcOe Jig ifen-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
LAND. TIL SALG.

$50 Acres. Fire Mil fra Ruthton.
Code og velindrettede B%ygninger og
.Vindm9lle. 500 pr. Acre. $4,000
Ontant Udbetaling.
Ca. 80 Acres. En- Mil fra Ruth
on, uden Bygninger, men god
kov. $3.50 pr. Acre. $1,000 kon-
ant Udbetaling.
100 Acres. To og en- halv Mil
ra Ruthton. Godt dyrket. $115 pr.
Acre. $4,000 kontant Udbetaling.
Restauration og Hotel i en- min
DIRE By kun $4,000. Inventar indie
fattet.
Sigurd Petersen, Ruthton, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

sHAsTaesssas sasasEgsa sa as ss4ss9
|0e1ertee. Seq lobebe at bore taps
font @rabett.
5aa tog BON mig op til Jig, %
III bor ififtepis baaget og iopet. SO
MI ie1oer BON mig neo til Sem for
at ip6rge, pm De life ifuloe bnbe
noget, hi fun6e 1tille 6ulten me6."
&binoerne bap6e intet for1tnaet
og trDffe0e fig ifrp1nte ms moo
binon6en. Motare1l Ser life ct 9ie.
blif bob6e miltet Satningen, ben=
teoe li6t Mo6 til Musleren % boh
bam om at bore foritgtig.
ugeej, ne," iogoe 9f11sieren leen.
Be, uos finder man iiffffe," og ban
rplte0e energiif poo &obe6et.
Sttlle TOM ct Sppgel1e l11te0e bar
fig l10 al &9relit.
Notoren berplige6e MI &n1truer
og .0utteren. Sc pur 1ua trette, al
0e me6 @lGoe gift til 80 og 1trof&
fal6t / en- tung, 6Db Spbn.
Notoren poage6e mi olene.
Sans Sanfer ben6te fig me6 pin
Zig llro moo Sen fpmn1en6e Dog,
9bo6 fnn6e Sen bel bpre / fiji
|6fjp0?
@Gn0elierne fom 5lag / @lag.
ST. 5 ONT Morgenen begpn6te en-
lra1en6e @ebGril6 l10enfpr 8pe11. =
01trigerne gift frem / 6tormfolor=
ner. &usierne beg f9rlt long1omt.
6erpoo boltigere> og tiliioit 1toorte5e
5ilbogetoget til b%ppebf1l0s 6Iugt.
@fterbaon0en iom E%itrigerne tom
in0 8pen> gle0 alt in6 / 6en nor
male @9nge igjen. Motten boboe
tpnget 1om en- More poa 8%cboernes
8rDlt. gu ile6e allie uD pua @o6er=
ne meo glade Mnitgter og fplte fig
%:ilfreDie.
s MotorenS M%rbej0Spprcl ie pilte
Sen pltrigife Officer Jig meo trad
lel16e Wine. @on rofte SEN gamle
Ma16 &aan0en og omfapne6e bom.
9erppa l6brp0 ban:
uM}ine Gamer! s bpilfcn Sof=
neuligbe6Sgjgl6 itoor jeg life til
Dem poo @r11n6 al al Sen Mnglt,
Sc bar maattet u0ltou for min
5fpl0. Men mi CT 5urcn fpn1n1en
til d. pg jog ifol nof idrge for
Oem."
Nh1 qobne6es 9pren foriigtigt, og
&usieren 1tof &pbc0et in0.
nSg jog, ST.. 9eotar?" lpurgte
hnn.
5oopcl Notoren iom Officeren
bralt n6 | en- la%ngbarig 2atter. No=
torenS bar 6og fife ioa bjerteltg
iom Sc andres; tbi man far life fan
let ne6 at le, 11anr mon en- bel Scat
igie11ncm bor ifjnlbet for lit 2ib.
Officeren trof. &1tsiercn me6 fig
inD i Set til ltp0en0e &Greli lie.
~SSo, ieg lfol MT lc, bpo0 jeg fan
qjpre for Sig. SEQ Oh, at 0t 2!b
/ oc11ne Scat / noele foo 5efun6er
bang / en- ife tpno SraaO. Om
Du bare bob0e ifjplbet ol0rig ian
liot> bil0e jeg bope lfu0t Dig, ON
jog ogioa 0erigjennem bob0e foc~
rau0t mig 1clp."
Nptare11 l11ffe0e ubilfoorligt fine
9jne. San bor ngr pe0 at fol0e /
Mfmagt. &on tenfte >poa 5ultrnen,
9ntteren og Zig 1eln.
~@lot / cit gonifc tpn6 Sroao
6ong bort Sin / Scat" tenfte BON.
uSm Blot Sen menige 5oloat boDbe
gjprt en- n1istenfelig 8epGgel1e -"
Og bon fplte SEN fplOc 5ne0 l9hc
Jig ne0 as &pgge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
E0MESTEADS.

EOMESTEADS.
Jeg har mango forskjellige Styk-
ker af dyrket og udyrket Jord j
mindre og st6rre Dele til Salg. =
Hvis interesseret, skriv til mig.
Kan ogsaa sikre Homesteads. Jeg
kjender Egnen, da jeg har veret
her i 81 Aar. = N. P. S0RENSEN.
No. 9 N. Eighth St.. Miles City.
Montana. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
En- u%lupgrltg Nut.
Da Motareu gap @olbaten ct
Gfimleiteb.

@finleiteb.
Set nar en- fpl6 Scot / Sebrlar
1915. Sen lille gali5iife So bar
1Dm u00pD. 90 &u5l erne fnnoe pen<
tes noor lon1 belit, baDoe mango
6unDreoe Slpgt11inge ifpnoiomlt for
Idbt 8pen. 8utiferne bar lnffeoe,
inqen pilte fig poa @aosrne> % man
{ao Blot ct enel tie ipurlomt oplDlt
Gin0ne.
Smfring set rn11oe 6amilteborn
{ao Meolemmerne al 6en gomle yto=
tar BolecfiS Samilie. &un MI %
0o bprtes ct balpbpjt notolt 0r0
On opb Mngltfplelie tillnpreoe De tie
Mennclfers 5truber. Notoren lad
meb &obebet bpiet %foroper og 1t1r,
re0e trpt 11o / &1mmet. Sans 9n
1tru falte0e MI og 0u ct 1t1aalent
8lif ben poo bom % ioo ITO, 1on1
ON bum bopoe / 5in0e at iige noget,
men tab. Sen %tDpeaarige Datter @l=
frioo, en- mprfbooret 5fjpnbeo, blo=
6eoe nerbplt i en- @og.
vW2in @uo," luffeoe Srn 8olecft,
uieg bil0e pn1fe1 at hi life bar bic
ben til6age."
Sc to gifte 5gnner bapoe ncmlt9
to Sage / 6orpejen forlaot Bpe11
meo 6eres 6nmilier og por mi !
Gifferbco.
u&bor for?" 1purgte Notaren. n
Set or %ng6penoigt, at nogle leOen=
Sc Mpno bliber tilboge / 8pen.
Ns1un fan nof bebppe 0em. Seer 1ffe
bonge! Snte onot 1fal Deoerfores
Ser!"
S lamme Eicblif fal0t noglc
Stub. &%pirl6erne lfreg at Mnglt.
u@immel," iuffe0e 6ru 8olccft,
set CT ube poa @a0en."
Seer rolige>" itomme0e geotorel1
mes blege 2eber. Men Set por, lom
pu1 bor5 Mn1igt por foritenet.
-~-,
5fn00enc bleb tolrigere % 2D0en
1tnrfere. Mon bprte ct blot, for
pirrct SUI fra @ooen. Set poreoe
life lenge, fpr @ube6pren ltpoteS
op, % man b6rte Ell fon1me 1tpr=
tenDe pp as Srapperne.
Mlles 4ine retteoeS MOS 99re1!.
Scr 1prong op meo ct ltarft @rog.
.@n Monb troobte 1peo0rpppen6e i1ro
9tue11. Set nur en- pltrigif Diff
Ger.
San bar nei item %oon6el9S og itpn=
nepe:
v&il Sc lfjule mig?" &an fgm=
pe6e fcr at foo &ejret og tilf6jebe
1iben:
Set CT forligt for Gem, Set fan
fnn1me til at fplte Gem 2ibet. Men
ollerbe / Scat n1aa bi faa Sorl tgrf=
Ringer, pg | Mprge11 CT @taoen
nben Spibl renlet for EuS1ere."
San 1ou lfarpt poo Dem og 1p1rg=
te: ugeoa> bil Sc eller pil Sc iffe?"
&pin0crne bleb grebne al en- is=
nenoe 5fref. glfri6o begpnbte at
gre0e. Set por nerppS 5bugbcb.
men 6ru 8olecfi bol0t &nn6erne
for Mniigtet> lo1n ONT BUN paa sen
MaoDe fun0e nn0goo at toge 9el
/ &pnoel1 erne. Sum gfotarcn baD0e
beboret fin SO.
San rejlte Zig op, og bons Mnlis1
bob6e ct beilut1omt l10trpf. San
1ag0e me0 fpalt Spit:
~Moturligpis bill ri ifjule Sem.
6plg bore me6!"
~@porben?" 1purgte Sfficeren.
Set bar, lpm ont Notaren npjc
bob6e %pperpejet 5age11 / olle be115
0etuillcr.
1.ANn TIT. CATG
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MONTANA LAND.

DyTkeC Tg uuyTKBC UVeTI1SIeC IdH1
Beaverhead County, Montana. -
4odt Land. Bedste Markeder. Skan-
inaviske Settlementer. Fra SIS pr.
Acre og op efter. Skriv efter Be-
krivelser og Betingelser.
r. w. BOONE, Dillon, Montana.
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LAND MONTANA.

Hvorfor betale hj Rente nar De kan kj6be dt bedste Land
til lave Priser. - Seger Land fra tire til fem Dollars
kontant Udbetaing pr. Acre, Resten pa lang It'd til SEEKS pct. Rente
til -$5 pr: Acre. De kn ee Derese get HEN j Lqbet at faa Aar,
Godt Land for Kreaturavl. Kornet gdver god Afgr6de og er let at
dyrke Ingen sten, ingen .stubbe. Rigelig Brendsel .(KuD: vandkn- "A
der og Br9nde. M9rk Muldjord med Lerunderag. Skandinavsk Settle "
ments Q kan give Dem bedse Udvalg. De kan shv med lille Bekost-
ming unders6ge Diet, we'd at komme herud og Sc pa Avlen og forh6re
mr.. Farmer hvorledes han er getting on. Vii til enhver It'd wise
Dem Landet og besvarer ale Forsp0rgshr. HWs De t@nker at vile
have bilHgere Land end hvor De nu lever Noge code Ranches til
salg G. E MILLER Glendive Montana
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~0VER.RISTET land

Overrislet Jord i Deer Lodge Da-
en-, Montana, i Narheden at Jern-
anestationer og Skoler til Priser,
er ~varierer fra SIS pr. Acre og OF
fter. Skriv efter Beskrivelser og
7ilkaar. - GEO. w. PETERSEN.
naconda. Montana.
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DYRKET OG UOPDYRKET LAND I CASS COUNTY.
sSger De Land? His sa Ell hvorfor like ferst sc MuHg-
hederne / Css County, der er kendt som fortrinliet Kleyer- O.
Grassland, og alid hr v@ret bandt Pr@mietagerne, har smukke
Vandl1b og fortrtnlg Jord, g%t Wand, code veje, code sholer or
er kendt ON ct at de bedste Mejeridistriktar Landet. Skrtv eff
tr esKrVes og Prlser til Ole A. Larson. "The Pioneer Land Man
of Cas County, Walker, MINI.
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refom 6em uenbelige. Derefter toni
Notarer tilbuge. 9un bur meget al
|borlig.
Sub biplpe o." iagoe ban,
bporpaa ban lag6e fin Singer pad
Mnnben.
Mappe en- bdlb Gime efte:: bar
|Iprellet ful6t al ruS1tffe @oloatcr
Ser fommanoere0eS at en- 2pjtnul1t.
en- nl0re Mano me0 SuloifiGg. -
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ne. 2pjtnante11 prrientereoe Zig mcS
nogle faa Sr0 og iagoe oerefter
pua flDDe110e Yol1t:
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rigif Officer flpgte til Deres 911S,
&ar De Fiult bam, er Der eno1a'
Sis til at in6r6mme Set, | moo1at
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nj 6n finder hum, bliber' 81 1fn6t."
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toren, i6et ban ber6te Zig ballot ON
moo &binoerne. Set mac bore en-
Gejltagelie."
SEQ De beller intet?" 1agoe
MuSl eren; i6et fan pen0te 1tg ONT
MOS &pir16erne.
rMei" iogoe Sc begge puo Ell
Gang.
uWo6t," 1og6e 2pitnanten og gar
fine 5ol0ater ct @inf. Derpaa 1f9o
ban en- @tol ZEN til 8oroet, 1attc
fig neo og iag0e meo ct eier1oomn1c'
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&ulet fpl0tes AT Ell f%orfproel1g
2orm, og tunge 5t9pler trompe0e
ale &egne. 09rene logcS OPP, Wtpb=
Ierne pelte0es pmfulb, og 2otter og
fSprban0elie blon0cOe Jig meo bin
un0en.
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bleb poonD fpl0t meo ruStife Col
6uter. @n u116erofficer rapportereoe,
at Ser intet om be1lt 5por bar fun
set.
or alt gje1nemlegt?"
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lit foli lie, grumme Smil:.
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bor funoet. Oct fun6e bore blebet
Deres 9p6, @r. Notor."
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5tl1e11, fulgt al fine 5ol0ater.
6au Mi11utter otter berifc0e Der
otter 5tilbe6 / &ulet.
&pin6er11e 1pnteS dt babe mllt4
Mnlet, pg @lfribe begpn0te igjen
at greece. 8ru 8olecfi preS1eoe Seen
oerne Moo Gin6ingerne og 116br9o:
u&boo ifol pi mi gjgre?"
u&ente", 1og6e &otoren. IS Sect
mao pi life lobe, men hi 1llffer
Gg 0erefter io0 Sc Slime G ftcr
Sime / set title M9rfe.
&enimo6 &l. 3 ppffffe6es ollie al
cit Gngltelig &alpl hummer peo, at
Dorflinfen lagte l6ftebeS. @n M}one
gle6 lp0lp1t in0 / &Greliet, og Weaa-
men belp1te 1pagt bans bre6e ruSii=
jfe 5ol6oterb11e.
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br110t bele 6ereS Mp0l tun0Sfraf It.
Notoren rejite fig.
u@bem 6er?" 1p11rgte ban pao
Hpl1f t.
uGlt!" iogoe 5olbote11. San fom
1nrr11ere, logDe Sirgeren pao M1t1=
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Pqnd' at rfenced', 80 Acres dyrket, fin Gr@sgang med vandl9b ogE
stald ($2x6o), "lean-to' (14x24) og 7 andre Udhuse og skur;
Brpn med Vlndm3le; Telefon, R" F. D, Hovedvej, e halv Mil tit
|s s1 80 3 NIL til to skandinaviske Ktrker, BuHkker og Andesmejeri, 81
MIL til Station a Little Falls, som er County Seat. Pis 1851
pr. Acre a code Vilkaar. Vii sege paa Grund af Alder.
GUST uNDGREN, LITTLE FALLS. MINI.