davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
Gn Mnisgnins n,eb &etinsclier.

6orleoen blep 5tillingen lom Sc:
Ser al Observation-Disclosures
|5ilfeborg befienotgjort lcoia. 0e1
melote Zig 81 Mnipgcre, pg CIT al
u8eflogcr at n1aattc meo6cle
Dem, at jeg iffe tom opertage Floo>
fen font 2c0er al Mrbejosanris.
ningsfontoret / 5tlteborg, oa ser
omifrebne &ontortiD foloer for nie
nbelciligt; jeg or nenlia 1jGlocn1
|bjcnrmc pan SEN Gi0. &11,6e Si0el
|fpronores til +. CTS. 4-5 Morgel
log Oil Mften, tl1noe jog m1,lig,
bis bebeges til at lpgc ont &la6'
len."
Ser bleb intet 6orlpg gjort poc
at rbebpge" WonoG1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
&nlnpb / Gtlfebpr9.

5ilfeborg @osberfs 011lbebdo
ming CT / 6isle Gage fl~1l0lten6ie
lluppen op iom Tslge at at CT
Dan1per, set rf11loe bringe SOC
Cons &ul til Gilteborg @osberf
efter en- &olli1ion / Nor61pen n1oot
te gao tilbage for at reparere. Seer
fet ifulbe bnbe peret l1,ffet, me1
Bet lDffe0cS at lame ct Ear &ogn:
labninger aul fra &onbers Sos.
bert. So 9amperen en6nr life e,
afgaaet fra England, CT 5itl1otio.
men imiolertib fritilf. Man boobe,
6pg at fu1r11e foa libt 4uI til 2oons
/ Marb1ts, 1an &9rfet poa 6e1 Maa:
DC fan bol6es / Gong, til a11llenf
ffon1ner.
@aoebelpSni11gen er in6ifrnnfet
|og @nsforbr11gerne ct bleben op:
|fororeoe til sem iterite Spmiomme'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
Sis CT Henue!

80 Gjcnooushon0lcre ira &om
mel bar forleoen pao &cj til @jer:
ringbro Worfeo / Ml1ton1obil. {
Mlot git Ser / 6pl9e ~Mono: 9(
Np." @ron0 poo Moifineriet, fac
at ser moatte gjprcs ct 1%1fripillig1
0pbolo. 6pr life at lpil0c Gioc1
git Sc to Gjcnoomshol1olere ino
oen nurmcltc Gjcnoom, ipurgtc po(
Nriien og fipbte Sen ltrofs. 81
|bolp Iimc efter bop0c SC 1>oltptfe1
Gjcnoommen pg 1olgt 0cn biocr'
mes pasienoe 6ortie1relte, og So III
ogloa Gbaufferen Dor fpr0ig, finn
sc Sc meo goo Son1pittigbeo fort
1ette ben ofbrl1ote W%orfeDsrejlc
|De bop6e lite ipilot l1ogct al Ser
|foitbare Iib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
-Drrnr.
Ean lrnge Egene itaar

S 5lutningen al set Is. Morb11lr=
Sre0e 0rpg IN 3i9pjnerfarobo11e
gie1nem 2cltrup 8p, bpor ct al
0ens Meolemn1er, iom Saf for 11O=
biYt @elbiljc, f%oruoiogoc, at / 1ao
lang Gi0, 1pm np9lc nGrmerc a11=
gim1e Ggetreer blcp ltaaen0c De0
$e|teregeoc, lf11l0c @pel1s @eboere
He faa Dcres Gjc1oelc pOelagt bcO
TDsbnn0c og &rcotl1rerne fife BIZ
be angrebnc al lmitlommc @pg6nm=
a1tf- Spnnnemmcn, font er bepurct
i grinbring fra 5lngt til @lngt,
.c = fortGllcr ~&altpeo Si6." -
gaaet / Opfplocllc, i0ct Scr life
set 10. Morbun0rebe bar nGre1
'8}rono / 2eltrup, lieeiom in1itlom:
nc @Dgoomme, beriblanot Mh>no:
xes &lopelpgen, iom flere Gauge
oct nebnte Maren1onl bar grasiere1
s22ni1et obcr, life for ongrebet no.
gen B%e1ntning / 8pen. 5prlt efte1
1909, oo ct At Sc nnontc ggetrGel
bIaite ON, bor Sen ~rpoe Sane"
gnlct a6ifillige .@ange pbcr Sci tru{
BD.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21

10000 &r.; lom 0c ifuloe 11Doe til
fGlles 9eoltc, % n1e0 oe1ne nette
IJorml1e | Rpggm bar Set, ban TIL
los Jig lite alene at fjpbe Diplomnt-
|fraffe n1eb 5iHercpers; l11e11 BON
|fjpbte ogiao eli @naro bps De1 om-
tulte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wen 8etalingens Dog fom, og
for &arlen loln for bans &reoitorer
b1eb oenne Sag Ell frpetelig Doer-
ralfelie. Do ban mpotc meb Spa-
refosiebogen % itl,l0e bnpe Hen=
gene, oiite Set Jig, at Der fun inoe-
(ltoD 90 &r. pau De1t.
Bigen bab0c ielp lat Sc itblte tire
Na11ler til!
8arnemorberen Snsemanu-Ycter'
len. &abneorbei0er Sngemann=@c.
terlen, lon1 19. Weoj / Tior ifar
9ollen opcr paa fine to 8brr, bar
bnret inblogt til Sblcrpotion poc
SDlf Mipl | Murbl,s. OperlGg{
9ollager bur III ofgiDet cit Grille
ring, Der ganr 1,6 puo, at SSnge
manufacturer lite er %iinosiDg elle1
%aonosIDog, mc11 set er m1ltgt> but
bar beqonet Moroct unber Ell for
biguaenbe obnorm 9epibj tbcostil
ltanb, fremfolot neb p%berorepen gep
0elle al Mlfobol / tort Gb. Oel
CT bng ltprre 5onbipnligbeo for, a
bun bor begaaet %llgjerningen 11nbc1
ct epileptilf Mufolo.
Sngemonn=Ncterien blipcr mt fpr
tilboge til Mrrel ten.
Sc bebrogcriifc &jsbmrnb. @no
MI bnr Set life peret Yolitiet
Morbns mltligt at foa fat poo Be,
bprtflpgte0c Ngent Mfor @ellcrie
lom lan1n1e1 meo Sen orrcl terc6t
Neer NasmnSien bor beoruget fjp
b%enbomnlfc og oorbusionlf # Njpb
mGn0 for megct ltpre Summer
&elleric ipncs at bore flpgtet ii
9eorgc. @on ct m,ligpis Ser gooe
nm G}I,rN ~, MnrrifnAn,t1jNcr Go
er oplplt, at Sc to @crrcr bor fjpb
ct tort Norti &ol, lpu Sc ontogclil
bur blonoct / 0cn lolgtc aoffe> .!
ell0oo bar Ser FIN 30 Nilp / 5
|5pfte> lon1 if11loc inocbploe sc
@ellcrie CT 1anolpnlignis flp9tc
meo en- %bctpoclig Sum Nc1g(
MaSm1tsie n bnpOe 5000 ST. bpS ii
pco M11boloeli len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21

Ho1111: vforen Nielicn, +. Sonosien.
2b1rn: Sobo1ne &irltinc @pul1erL +.
N''ocrlen. Nrnnge: anuo Gbriltcn=
len. Nolborg: Soo Giritine Moo=
len. t. Wuitooien. Morcu Moojc11
t. Nnocrien. @roMt: Nnoers Ml1=
oerlu1. G9enlc: 9ficls Motic11.
|Gltcroo: Moric Yc>cricn. Nicopeo:
Sobonne 611rcf, t. 5cbmi0t. Sol
Ding: Bertha &riltinc Mliing, fpot
9unocpoot. Mcjlbp: Neocr Eeoer-
len (Slden).. Npe: Morcn 2ol1r=
[1clI t. S%c1Sootter. Ipcrltc0: %ol-
oe1nor Nisieng. @aroc: @ettp 9iicl=
len. %cjle: &jpbn1ono Msnu1s
lbomlcn. @allc: Niel1inc 21,no,
t. Ecoerlcr1. @illun1torp: 5prcn
9on1c1r. Tcloinqbjerg: Nifoline
yfarie &riltcnlcn, +. Miclien. So
or1p: N110ers Spreu Muoerleu.
9omnnel: Jbp. Smc0enneltcr Mus=
mus Anocrlc11. @jprring: Moric
Nlocrlen &unoobl: Eeocr Jrp=
f1pr. 9pllclte0: Mosunl,5 &cer
9o1llcn Wpotcr). Nptjpbiug: Tor=
llgsmpglcr Gurl Spbnicn. Npro9er:
@1rgittc Sprenlu1 8ot, +. 2olrrlen.
yfprre=2p11gbp: Gle &otrine Gbri=
|1ten1cn t. Sc1icn. 5tobcr: Glleu
9@1el1en. 5tipc: Mnton Senlcn.
Sportjrr: gnfe Morionc Niclje1t>
I. So11ltcl1. Icrp: Niels &ouien.
Ibiltco: 6bp. @jprtler s. 6. 5p=
renlen. goroc: Sobonncs Senlc1.
1Sejle: Trcoeritgte 8orrit. @irrino:
%Storoline gallcgooro, I. Nieljeu.
Nroo: Sneofcr Nnton Mielleu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
Seq CT life Spipn!

Sra ct mi0tjpoif Soan lfripcS
til ~@cjlc u. 6%plfcbl.":
5elp ON &rigcl life CT nooc!
til rs, fer MON 0og ioo nugget, Ser
minoer % ON 0crs Nerbe6. Der
bor loolcoes nnrct mcDpirfcnbc Nar:
lag til, at Ell 1tor Sorg far rant
en- fattig 6omilie 11bc puo ber1 mi6t.
ipoife 9ebe. Set bar / mange 4o1
bnrct Ghf / &elt= og Wei0tjpllano
at en- Del 11uge &arle brog til 5pn.
6erjpllonb og tpg Nlabs fra ST.
|6ons0og til Miffels0og. Der funoe
themes Ell goo Son / 0i5ie Sommer'
%n1oone0er, og Set f1rn0c oglaa poc
or1ben Moo0c babe SntcreSle fo1
1,nge Mennei fer at tuge S116trDf fro
@gl1cn 5pnbenua. Sgloo / Sjo1
rejlte noglc 6ernc6, n1c1, Bette Op:
bol0 fit for Ell al SC 11nge &arle
1prgelige Tplger. 5or at fommt
ODER @renlen CT Set CIT 11omgenge:
Np6penbigbeo at pGrc forlpne1
m1e6 Eos, 90 bette ltol piltnof tia:
|6igt bore til @te6e til Sorebis.
ming for 9prigbcoca. Den be1
nebnte &orl bar lao l16eloig ii
miite tit, set ct %forn1o0entlig 1tjoo'
|lct fra bom> og set fprtc til, at bor
maatte t%ilbringe tire Maaneoer
lSengiel; MEN bette 6engielso pboll
goelag6e bam baa6e paa 2egeme 1oQ
ISiel, ioo 90 ban er1belig fit 2ut
It'll at reiie biem / 0ftober / Sjor,
maatte ban ofbentes al Samilien
|6a ban lite fl,noe reiie enc.
5i6en bar ban bpret ipg og fore1
Tit op og rauber: 5fpo mig lite, ieg
Ter lite @pion! 9an rerer &e6iel
flor Sremme0e, iier for &oltb11bet
|6er 10 er / Uniform. SONS GiIitanh
ct bi1tnof booblps. Monlt me6 Sri
Igens Mlen er 6enne Giloragelle be.
ItD%oningslpS; men for Samilier
RUNNER Ben en- Gum at 2ibelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
9en banife @lotte.

U%nfe6romning 2ouiie al 9mn=
r11arf fjebte for noglc Mor liben
zen ne6logtc 5foprioergooro "Ggc=
Iur0" mellen @illerp0 pg Srcocns,
f1ora, til 5pmmcrbolig for Hrins
ga,l]top, 1om allereoc til Sommcre1
bill fuqe Sen / 8rng. Sen gamle,
DpIIi1fe 9foprioergaaro ct blepe1
11e1repet % ombDgget og montcrct
1ueo en- 8efoltning al oper 100000
ST.. % prp1cntrer fig MT fin oe
ailiuIo, ffriper ~&iebenbapn". Sci
su1ioet @lot, 1om til @omancr Dil
Blite tnget i 8rug, CT "@nrre-Sns"
5om 8rins @eorg at @r@fcnlon>
va hons @emolinbc, &rinlcslc @to:
rio 8onoparto, bor fiebt al Coos
icr Eutrin, og. 1ont meo ltorc Sc
feitninqer CT blrpet uobioet og ONT
,bpooet 1,co @interopbolo for 3jc
ct Mpgte bill ncmlie bioe, at &rins
M 8rinIesle @eorg bill tage fal
Gnhpl1 ! Dann1nrf, f%or11oiot, a
G~urfenlono lite imoorages / Sri
s,rn 3 5aa Gilfaloe bill 8rins Sc
ON inotogc fin @la0s fom offiec'
s.1ro,5fe mnrine. So nh Sur
Hebp1iger bill oltiaa htDe tnoOie
f;I sorn1,ererr. Sill @iengiab ~neo
Lrooeg. ugmioitrup", Song @eor'
of @rnfenldnos gamle 2pitgaaro
ioet grins Gbriltopborus al @re
FINLAND, 1om arbeoe @aaroen efte'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
KjsknA1un.
aisbenbapnff &interitemnins
&riqstib.

S ct 8rcp til ct 8robinsblao fra
AIsbenbapn tribes I'll. a.:
~@ogen nren1n1er ON uoiigterne
ior @fueIpillcrnes &orncpaI, onore
p~rotetcrcr poo BET froftiq1te, nogle
1antaIerer fun on &l1rsIilter %
$eugembringeller,. onore bar life
Eaufe for anOet chs uofer1elsfor=
bu0 90 Start al npe Mftielel1tober.
Ser er fplot til Irnnglel / Gbc=
atrc % Soreora9siole, % ser er i1>
ae,r Sure for 5malbo1s poo oct
2as. 9omcrnc fejrer &remierer,
9omer bolocr 6oreorog, 1friper /
WoDene og filter 11pe 6oreningcr.
Sc fnaa MiOboge % Sc bpggelige
Brioaeporticr pefsler fra 8oro til
8erb hos Stabens beorc sSonilier.
Gent, @fterippraslen otter 2'tcr<
fan lite mere tilfreosltilles!
RiasDag % &omanunolbeltprelicl
bar truplt meo DprtiosforoAltolt=
ninger. &olg hliner ser life utget
al for Set fprltc, pg Negjcc'rgeu
Fan fib0e roligt. Mctsreforncn Iii
ner peotaget; set pcs ollie; n1en for
hbor mango CT Mdsreforncn mere
sno ct Spprgsn1ool, ct gor1mel1
sebcntpr fra TorfGorc11es 'Gi0.
5fruer pg 2ucfout bar / Tiger 1tao=
ct Inm .ifrpmmcn6e Spcr lfriftcr /
8Iaoene.
Silt CT 1uo bimmclroobe11oc 0prt
= 8ren0le1 foltcr III, mere ems oct
0ebbelte moo for &rigen - pg Oct
Aanlfe &11lfnn1pogni gipcr fine ut:
fierurrer As pGt., 1oo n1o11 fottcr j
moi. ut Hriicn ligger / set hpjc."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
1850 @r. pr. STUB.

Yuo ii0ite gsbjerg=Gf5pprtlnm
feo blcp Ser / 6plgc ~Stipe 6olte=
bloo" hctolt 300 &r. fpr to 6tl,oc.
Sou forltuor man, at CT Mo11o
.0jcllerl1p / 6plge ~@ern. Solfcbl. "
bor of1laoet ct Gilbuo fra en- &o11=
0clsnum,O i Srbpl. Smoclsn1anoc1l
Bps 11en1lig fun 10000 SIR. for GO
Stl,0c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
Wape til &riasfanqernc.

Ysaa Overwhelming al SDerbiblio=
fbetur, Or. phil. Sopbus 2arlc11
Ht1r &onliltori1rn1 gibct Sillo0elic
til, at l%lnipcrlttcts= @ibliotbefcts
5onling al 0ublettcr ifjenfes til
0preHd1c al @ibliotbefcr / &rigs=
fmgebjcrn. Bopen omfotter Ell 1tor
Gomling uDmGrfc0c Sfriftcr, lnr=
Zig inbenfor ulorc @iltorielfripning
na MISUNDERSTANDING &erfcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
Gfpritcnsfeicrcns Gpcnbeprspe.

Gfpritcnsfetcrcns Gb~cnbeprgbe.
|9a1 pI og1oa @fprl tensfeierne til
at in0fete 5ben6eprsbe> % forleoe>1
|fan6t N iaa0an @teo / &or1cnS.
|@leben bleb / Splge v9orl. 6olfe~
|blo6" fbrlt at Sc to Sfuemc1 tre>
(@rttenfrit fra Marup poa Spn pg
IS. 8. &onien fra Marbus, operbert
i Ibeori, bbiltet bil lige 8ron6po-
|litilobe11, 0erefter maotte ban renle
Ialle Sfor1tenene paa Sen enc @ioe
|af en- @aoc, % 1l1ttelig mootte ban
|9aa op gien1em Ell bpi 0omplfor-
|Iten, bbori Ser lite Dor Grin, laa at
lbon mootte orbeioe fig op peo at
Etemmc Mlbnerne imo6. 9n bo11
fra Sforitenens Sop figgeoc neo
}poa Sfuemeltrene, Dor @r,6en 1libt
bans Mlbuer; men ban bapoe BE-
1ltaaet @reben mco en fin &nrafter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21

&ul6tng innppcbc &jp0et. s Mio=
|oelfort bobOe man / forrige l1ge
glg6et Jig til at foo @eltebpf pao
|8oroct ont 9pn0ogen. s iamtlige
8laoe bar Oct ncmlig opertcret, at
Ser en- 6reoogcr piloc pnre &c1te=
fjeo poa Torpct; men Sc gp6c Meio=
oclfart=@orgcrc blep beloig inpot,
I%forteller ct lofolt @lo6. 5oa mart
ISlagternc meo @cltcfjpoet bite Jig
|poas Sorbet, bur Scr og1aa en- Sp=
|fjeber, % ban tog alt &jp0et. 9o
|Jolf bcgpnotc at fon1mc paa Cor
|pct, bar &e1tcfjeoet ollerc0c paa Sci
It'll &oloing. 9g ON Sbn0ogen bar
loet &oloing, Der 6ufteoc al &elte=
lbef, mems Mi6oelfmtfclfcne lao %
,iffe6c fig ont 4e1tr6en.
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On @ise n,eo @ense.

Gn Hige meb &enge. @n aarl
/ @iborgs Smegn beltiltc fornplig
Ell Diplomatfraffe til fit 8rpllup,
fit BEN ipet, me1r iffe betalt - og
afbentebe Sen lite. Gnliolt blep
I5fraooeren ntaolmooig % fore
1purgte r1n6t omfring, bDao Set
'bar for EN- &url, % bborfor ban
lite bolot 8rpllup meb Ben 8ige>
Der fommen meo bam baooe bnret
|bos SfrR66eren, 90 8rbllupsflpo-
11ingen bleb be1tilt. sos en- Gien=
observation-disclosures fit bm Sorfla=
ringen.
90 &arlen forlobeoe Jig meo fin
8Biige bite bun bonn If. bib. Gifts
SoIfebl. en- Sparefasiebog me6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21

9ur Sc benpenot Gem til neaen
at De Arerterenbe / Blooet. !Spts
fife, Fao ifrip thag, berlom ocr er
aoget &c m%angler. eIler hfno Dem
o1t1 nu1igt. Get oil pife itg at pp.
re foraIo4ttgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-21
= Danmark. -

Song @corg, nplig bm iolgt Slot
.tct % bets SorOcr til ct &pniprtiunt
for 100000 &r.. Set CT &on-
lorticts Mcni11g at uoitpffc Sor=
ocrne til &illobebpggclie. Set CT
bctegncl0c for @ienoomspri1er11es
signing, at scr CT tient ca. 800
600 Sir. peO Gjenoom1ner1s Solg.
3yllamn.
On gpb &iinbtrst. Til en- @re.
IltegaorO / Spllan0s melt 11bltrafte
|@eoeegnc bBrer flere Sun6reot
|Ibnoer 2ano 2pn9be0e. Hrelten
loer ellcrs fun bar ri11gc Srtotag1
|af 6isie Mrealcr, bar III lol9t 2Dn.
lgen vpoo &ooen" for 8 &r. pr
&pgnloOning, bpilfet giper Breiter
lcn lille Gfstroinotrgt pan $500
I&rpncr.
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~ Gfrtb efter 81 ,pcuumu,cr at
bette Slab.
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3yllatth.
Sproget / Sine,

Sproget / Sfibe. &eo. s. g.
(@anl en / 5fipc itripcr on1 lin. &ol=
|lcga Carl 9onlcn:
Carl 9onlen CT gol. Sans Sp=
|trGocn CT itinfenoc pg ijofel.
S95l1gen bar on0et cl1O me6li6cn0e
|5fuloertruf tilpncrs for bette ey1=
5ipio.
@ons Mrtifler / 6olfeblooet CT
|ljoflc, ncocrbrGgtigc, lun1p11e> &C;
meme habefuloe og lpgnogtige. Som
er cn iinOsipg 5piller Gn rpgges=
lp5 og lon1pittigbcbslps Mopfpgter.
9anf falbem beb %erbnn. 5og=
ncraaOsformnnoen / &ejlbp pe>
|Trebcricio bor fra Tronfrig mooto-
get fplgenoc Mc0oclclie:
Oct mc00eles 0en1 bcrDeO, al
|@r. Snbo1mes Woblc,1, bjcrn>neDp:
renoc / Sejlbp &onrnu>l1c, CT foloel
II bcltemo6ig aomp for SEN frantic
|5ag peo &cr611n Sen "a. 6cbr11or
IA Gage eftcr i'm llooonnel1e ion
lTeltortillcril it." : 0e1 Mfbp0c, Sci
|pnr fpot / 1894, bar 5pn al Mr:
|bejosn1n1o 2ol1ge Wuo]cn / @ejlbp
hinge Sn0brnbstpbe. Morbu<
Eoliti bar ol1bplot fire Orenge> {
It'll IA Mor gornle, Scr bar forppc
len Gel Snobru6stDpericr, bl. a. 10:
|5oOelmoger 9olling / Sci tcrgooe
il Hetcric1 CIT & Socoblens 9ggpotfer
Jog bps Wfpller & Gbriltenlen po<
l5tpre Sorb. Den enc al Dem, SCI
Ter @porcng bo5 Set iioitl1epnte Sir
|mn> bor bcs11bcn till tooct> at bo1
|bor tilpenbt fig 10 SIR al ct @elpl
paa SO &r.> iom bo1t for nogcn Iii
|it0cn boboe fooet til @ioerebeIpr
lgelle. 9rengenc, Scr bor tilltooe
Ilig ifplOige, fomlncr MI UNDER Scr
|gerooocts Spiigt.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
SILAGE FED TO LIVE STOCK
5000 Results Obtained Both on lrri-
Gat1d and E.y Farms-Splenaiu
for Balancing Alfalfa.

Try DR. r. H. WILLIAMS. Animal Hus
bandman. Arizona University Experi-
ment Station.)
1t has been found that silage can
be grown and fed to live stock with
good results both on irrigated and
dry farms. This feed makes a spien-
did supplement for balancing alfalfa
hay and may be fed to horses, cattle
and sheep. Where the soil is suitable
for pit silos this type of structure will
oe found the cheapest to install; but
ON rocky soils and where the water
table is close to the surface, the above
ground type is best Concrete, plaster.
metal, wood stave and adobe struc-
lures have been used with satisfac-
ton. The object in using silos is 10
store large quantity of forage in q
succulent, palatable form without
waste. Silage is no better food than
green fodder. 1t is bulky and should
be considered a carbonaceous rough
age. On this account, the best results
are obtained when about 25 pounds
OF silage are fed each dairy cow or
steer per day, Along with this there
should be fed about Is pounds of al
falfa hay and three to eight pounds of
grain. This would make an excellent
ration for a cow or steer weighing
! 900 pounds.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
DRY FARMING BOON TO WEST
Wheat and Other Crops Replace Sage
Brush and " eeds-Pioneers Were
Severely Criticized.

Dry farming has proved itself a
boon to the farmers of this western
arid country. 1t has not been so
many years ago when as far as the
eye could see on our dry high lands,
nothing but sagebrush and weeds
could be seen.
The first men who suggested that
grain could be raised without irri-
cation were. severely criticized as are
all pioneers, but they proved their
wild Idea" to be positive fact. and
now the golden grain is gradually
swelling the bank accounts of those
same scoffers and the sagebrush has
been replaced by wheat and other
crops.-Utah Farmer.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
Millions Spent for Irvine.

Twine costs the post office depart.
went 100000 year. Postmasters
who save all the strings, tie them to-
gether, roll them up into neat balls
and use them a second time are high
ly commended by the department. In
these days strict economy Is high
virtue on the part of all officials. Pick
up the pins, wind up the strings, fold
and put away the wrapping paper, and
several thousand dollars can be saved
In the course of a year.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
Feby. 18. 1916.


Notice is hereby given that William Henry
Oliver of Show Low Arizona. who. on Nov. 9.
1909, made Org. HID. No. 0145; and on Sept. IL,
1918, Add'l. Hd., No. 023328, for e12 se1-4 se1-4.
sw1-4 se1-4 se1-4, sR nw1-4 .se1-4 se1-4. Section
IL; Ella wiz ne1-4. w12 nw1-4 ne1-4, e1a nel-4
ne1-4, ne1-4 se1-4 ne1-4 nl2 nw1-4 ne1-4 ne1-4,
se1-4 nw1-4 ne1-4 ne1-4, Eh nw1-4 se1-4 ne1-4.
n3 se1-4 se14 ne14. se14 se1-4 se1-4 ne1-4, nell
nw1-4 se1-4 Section 13, Township 10. NJ, Range
21, E., G. & S. R. B. & M, Oist 3-497; Part of
List 31046. etc. has filed notice of intention to
make five year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before Thorwald Larson.
u. S. Commissioner, at Holbrook Arizona, on
the 31st day of March, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jesse j. Brady,
Charles o. Reidhead, Willard Whipple, Ray
Mills. all of Show Low, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register
First publication Feb 25 '16.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
HARO SPRING WHEAT ORIGIN
,Vuu'ed ,, into Northern Great Plains
'''u' Middle Of Last Century,
Two Chief Varieties.

lpo'a ,u spring wheat, although intro.
N NJ W. 'n'o the northern great plains
naa, ,' country and Canada about the
hoon, ' VI the last century, did not
spo u0 nrmly ests blished as a Lrotit-
vlS ,,Op until after 1870, coincident
s,a M 'ue introduction of the purifier
aa ~, DE- are two chief varieties-Fife
ID \. o'ueStem. The Fife was the first
hsJ, eS'aOllshed. ~ It is a little more
siyb,. 'nan the Bluestem and has a
i ns.., s harder kernel. The kernel
g,sta, strOValarly distinguished by it's
@gtS % . breadth in proportion to
NE = E,a allc by its very broad groove.
shasm' ~ mas mas white bare chaff and the
tetes Wnlte velvet chaff Both va
D"'e red kernels and no boards
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
Feb 1919

FEB. 5, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that George Scott of
Show Low, Arizona. who, on Jany. Is, 1912, made
additional homestead entry No. 016426, under
Sec. 2, Act of April 28 1904, for the seA swA
seA, wiz seA swH, Sec. a. neA nwA neH, seA
nwA neA WIZ e12 neA nwA, WIZ neA nwA, Sec.
9. TIP. 9 N, R. % E., G. & S, R. B. & M, has
made application for patent to said land above
described under said Act said land having been
entered as additional to entry No. OF, made July
g 1905 for n12 swA seA swA swA seA, e12
seA swA Sec. a. and el2 e1a neA nwA, WIZ nwA
neA, Sec. 9. NJ, r. 22 E., G. & S. r. B. & E.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any or
all of the land first above described or desiring
to show the mineral character thereof must file
their claims in this office on or before March
Is, 1916.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN. Register
First publication Feb 05 'l6
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. ). Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
March IL. 1916.

Q. >. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
March IL, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph 7. Cooper.
of Taylor Arizona, who. Feb. "a, 1913 made
Homestead Entry, No. 0214OO, for S12 SEA; E1a
S w., Section 34 Township Is NJ. Range 81 E.,
G SR Meridian has filed notice of intention to
make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before Thorwald Lar
son, U. S. Commissioner, at Holbrook, Arizona.
on the End day of May, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: j. A. Kay,
Byrtle Kartchner, Joseph Nelson of Taylor; and
John I. Flake, of Snowflake Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN. Register.
First publication March IL, 10
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17

Aho. sad Habit of Horse.
tate, IL mat will pull or rub of his
lie rs.n,. NJ d nuisance and the habit is
VI the carelessness of man.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-17

IL ordo. "u'ch Saves Moisture.
pe frOn, 10 prevent the loss OF mots-
as been natures reservoir dam
"o'lded in the soil mulch.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-05-27
Death Of Mrs. Mary Hills

Mrs. Mary Hills, mother of Sher.
if James Mackey and Mrs. Rose
Davis of Eureka, passed away here
suddenly this morning about $3.50
o'clock from heart failure. resulting
from a rheumatic condition. She
was able to be up and around until
late yesterday afternoon when she
complained of not feeling well.
About midnight she was taken with
a shortness of breath and smothered
feeling, but it passed off and her
death following so suddenly this
morning was unexpected.
The SENTINEL at this time is un-
able to give a more extended notice.
The funeral will be held to-mor-
row Sunday from the Catholic
church in Eureka at 2 o'clock p. m.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-05-27

This heavy fall of moisture should
prove of great benefit to the
ranges if a spell of warm weather
now follows.
James V. Comerford, Deputy Su-
p%erintendent of Schools. returned to
Eureka Wednesday from an inspec-
ton of the schools in the northern
part of this county and through Lam
der County. He visited several OF
the adjacent district schools Thurs
day and spent Friday in goingthrough
the different departments of the Eu-
reka schools.
John Clifford and wife autoed in
Sunday from the Reese River coun-
try in Lander County where Mr.. Cliff
ford and John Martin of Ruby Hill
have a silver and lead mining claim
that is now ready to commence pro-
ducing. Mr.. Martin returned with
the Clifford's Monday and will take
charge of the teams hauling the ore
to the railroad at Austin, a distance
of about 80 miles.
James Morrison of Antelope val
ley returned from Elko by Fridays
train, where he went the first of the
week for medical advice. having re-
Gently been suffering with a severe
pain in his side. Upon being ex-
amined by physicians there it was
found that this pain was caused from
pleurisy, and not by an effection of
the appendix. He was given treat
ment and returns home improved.