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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-24

to his brothers who stood near him:
Mes Twig, him's Sprig, him's
Branch, him's Bud"
What are the girls names?"
asked Marktree.
They bees Daisy, Buttercup,
Lily and Blossom"
Yer see," said Hunter John,
there's not only the Libertree on
Stark hill but posy bed"
Well" said Marktree in a low
voice, they are indeed a Libertree,
for evidently they battle hard for
their liberty against poverty on
Stark HILL"
I'VE wanter git one O. you boys
t. go down t. tn vile with some
letters" said Hunter John.
Yep, l go, me ~ Sprig," said
Twig.
The twin boys were quite elated
to do the errand, and followed the
men back down to Hunter Johns
home. While on their way Mark
tree remarked that it was a unique
idea those parents had of giving
their children such relative names
as the off-shoots of tree; quite ap-
propriatc, however"
Vas" replied Hunter John,
yer see the young uns come long
so fas' they had t. give 'em spry
names"
WAL" said Uncle Ez, as they
returned, What did We think O.
that Libertree on Stark hill? Purity
shaggy m scraggy on the bark; but
reckon there's good timber in it fer
stills m braces; amt that your idee?
Takes a tree with lots O. grit m
grip t hang to it on Stark hill; that
tree don't look fer what tits up
there, m nobody I'D ever think of
huntin' fer timber in sech a place,
m if they did axidently stumble on
tot, amt one man in ten thousand
nd see any with in it, bein' where
it's, m so hard gettin' out, but you
jes' give any O. those scions half a
chance t. grow; take m transplant
'em where they'd be cultivated, and
you'd see. some trees GROWN up
that 'ud be a credit to the Green
Mountains.
y respect your judgment" an
swered Marktree. Ask those boys
to wait few minutes till | write
another short letter." said he; and
soon he came out with three letters,
which, with Bardwood's letter
wrapped together, he handed to the
boys, and with them a bright new
silver dollar. My! How their eyes
did sparkle, and away they scamp
cred off down the hill to the vile
shouting and singing. The three
letters sent by Marktree were adj
dressed, one to the principal of a
large, well-disciplined boarding
school in the city of Albany, N. Y,
and ore to a clothing house in the
same city, and the other to a gro
Gerry and hardware merchant in Bur.
lington, Vermont.
Marktree was still unmarried;
when he was poor apprentice and
in the employ of the lumber firm of
which he is now a co-partner, he
formed the acquaintance of daugh'
ter of wealthy and aristocratic par.
ents, and after a brief and ardent
courtship received the promise OF
her hand in marriage, but because
of the wide disparity in their finan'
cial conditions, and the Emporium.
ings of the girls parents, the en-
gagement was broken off, and
short time afterward his forme,
fiance was led to the altar by an
other. Since then matrimony had
offered no attractions to Danie
. Marktree.
Just now Aunt Rachel called out
Mr.. Marktree, dye think there:
any hope fer that Libertree up or
Stark hill? Ken they hold on much
, longer? They air so drefful poor
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-24
l. / b e r t r E e
or Green Mountain Folk in
Abolition Times
Abolition Times


We live an Abolition
in
h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Ncr tletncgNlll: s&ateg, ipdrm ldrei.
Zen Bonn unlcre Solonteit ihre NclDpogts
brlelc mmcr nit 8Iciitift2~
~atct' eSo, iichite. mciu Sobn, iueil
ole NronSolcu mo Gneldnocr IN BET Ginte
ifhrn /" ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

pie holding appointive Office or en-
ployment in the state government and
its institutions have received their
appointments from others than Gov
ernor Hatfield. This machine build
ing accusation is a myth. and the fig
ures used TO back up the reckless
statements Of the spellbindcrs are ut
terly ridiculous. They are too far
away from the truth to gain credence
even with the most crcdulous and un-
informed. They are not likely TO
have much influence with Republican
voters in any part OF the state. GER
tainly not with the intelligent class
of voters TO be found here in Harri-
son county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

Some foolish people are still con-
tending that the Maine election was a
Wilson triumph because more people
voted The Democratic ticket than sew
cral years ago They seem to forget
that Maine has more Republicans than
years back. They also labor under The
error that the Republican party is not
constantly growing Again, IL may be
Woodrow Wilson viii receive more
votes than he did four years ago. but
no one seriously believes hc will. and
still that viii not elect him by a long
shot. However, according to the way
these foolish people reason il out. that
will be a Wilson triumph. despite the
overwhelming election Of Hughes But
as long as that way OF thinking Keeps
them ont Of the insane asylum. Iot them
alone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

The Republican senator's knew fun
well that these rights were unsafe and
they knew Just as we'll that the Amer!-
can government in the hands Of the
Democrats was accomplishing nothing
toward removal ~ the death trap.
Then why would they not try 10 per
suade Americans to stay OF tic sea .
Certainly. the correct thing to do was
10 warn them and not do like Wilson
and his bosg-riddcn members NJ Con
sfesa who by their actions virtually
said 20 the American people. "Wc
know Che jaws ~ death await you. II
you 20 out to sea: but we are afraid
to tcil you not to 10"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

I They Look invariably to the Past.
Have you noticed that Democratic
editors and speakers. and particular
ly Mr. Cornwell, in his speeches, look
invariably to the past? You notice
that they avoid carefully any refer.
cnce to the Republican platform or
/ the Democratic platform. Also that
they have nothing to say in criticism
OF judge Robinson as n man or as a
Republican. There is a reason for
this.
They dare not attack the Republic
can platform, because they cannot
safely or successfully do so. They
dare not attack Judge Robinson for
he is inyuinorablc both in his private,
character and his public record. They
dare not refer to the Democratic
platform. because II contains nothing
but ncgation and petty criticism.
Hence. the backward leaning OF tho
Democratic editor and orator. He
Is left the necessity OF picking out
some minor incident which he dis
toTts into an issue By following
this narrow and reckless method Mr..
CornWell has fallen into much em-
D1Trassment. His irreconcilablc
statements, his utter disregard for
the precaution which ordinarily arc
observed by the public speaker. has
revealed him not only to the Rcnub.
llcans Of the state. but to his own
party as man who trifled with Tho
truth. as mere demagoEic Office
I seeker. no better. no worse. with mn
more nor less to offer than has bcnn
the offering OF Democratic rtberna-
torlal candidates ever since the days
OF NIacCorklc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16
scoTT TO SPEAK.

Announcement was made Monday
bv senator Roy l.. Parrish. chairman
on the Republican county executive
committee. tht w. w. Scott, noted
speaker OF Washington. N. O.. had
been secured TO deliver two addresses
In this county. lie will speak Friday
night nj Meadowhrook, and Saturday
night mt Lost Creek. Mr.. Scott is an
able speaker, and voters should no,
miss the opportunity Of hearing him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

The Hon. Joseph Holt Gaines Is
doing fine work on the stump IN this
campaign for the whole Republican
ticket. The demands TOR Gaines 10
speak are greater than bis ability to
visit all the places that want him ne-
fore the seventh Of next month,
when tho Grand Old Party will make
its grand cleanup.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

The many good local friends NJ Mrs
Jeln Cornwell still express their IN
dignatIon over the actions Of the Ey-
noncnt in bringing her name INTO m
episode, with which she had nothing
to do and in which her name was nol
mentioned or even thought of until
The Exponent decided upon that uHo
To prejudice the public They think &;
high tune that lhnt shoot nnnInsLE.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

Louis A. johnson is going about tho
rounty complaining about taxes, and
incidentally juggling figures in ride
nlously inaccurate way Was II high
taxes that drove him from Virginia,
ills home state, or was It West Virginia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

Somebody ought 10 ask Wilson what
he would have done Il lie had been on
the Job. says tho Philadelphia North
American.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

progressiyeness and opportunity and
advantage that brought him here? Let's
have an answer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16
Those new Bran

Those new Bran
Foods "a new one is
born every week-a recog-
milton of the need of food
laxatives instead of drug
laxatives. The problem of
presenting bran to the hu-
man stomach in combina-
ton with q nutritious, easily
digested food was solved
twenty years ago by the in
vention of Shredded Wheat
Biscuit, the food thatsupplies
all the bodybuilding mater
ial in the whole wheat grain
in a digestible form, COM
bined with bran which is
Natures laxative. A body
building, strength giving
food. Serve with milk or
cream or sliced peaches and
cream or other fruits. Made
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16
Republican State Ticket
UoyNfnOF

Governor
IRA Z. ROBINSON, of Taylor
Secretary Of State
HOUSTON c. YOUNG, o, Harrison
Superintendent OF schools
NORRIS p. sHAwKEY. o: kAnSWhs-
Auditor
JOHN s. DARsT. Of Jackson.
Treasurer
WILLIAM s. JOHNSON, of FaysttS
Attorney General
f. T. ENGLAND, Of Logan.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
JAMES Il. STEWART, Of Putnam.
Judges Of Supreme Court.
". n MILLER, OF Wood.
HAROLD A. RITZ, Of Mercer.
state Ssnator-Twelfth District
WALLACE Il. oRIBBLE, Of Doddridg'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16
Republican County Ticket

Sheriff
LLOYD D. GRIFFIN. of clsrksburE
Judge Criminal Court
CHARLES A. SUTTON, Of Bridgeport
Prosecuting Attorney
WILL L. NORRIS, Of clarksburE
County Commissioner
DORSEY w. CORK. Of Mt. Clara
ASSESSOR
IRA L, swIGER. OF ClnrksburE.
Surveyor
CuTHBERT A. OSBORN, OF Clarksburg
House OF Delegates
RossI N. FISHER, Of wilsonburg
6. R. HARRISON. JR.. of Clarksbu:E.
JOHN MOORE, of Bridgeport.
GEORGE W. sTURM. OF West Milford.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
,9e,,tlcblanb"s 11belb.

ga l1noerbon6slfibet, vDeut1cb
lon6"> Treoag Morgen it6lte Hgt
bar begpnot fin Eilbagerejie til Sp1t;
lono, 1tpDte Sen 1ammen meo Damp:
boa6en, vE. 81. @cott, ST.. =, ion7
ejebliffelig gif til 8unos. Sem
Mono of 0ampbaa6enS @el9tninq
on1font, bborefter vDert1cblono
penote on1 og otter bleb forteiet pe>
fin &ai.
Set n1eqet omtalte l1n6erDan0S=
ifib bill ontoge1ig blibe liggenoe
Seem 2on6onS &obn, in6til De fore;
lpbige @6forb6r er tilenoebragt.
Sra o116en @i6e forlD6er 6et, at Dc
amerifanife 9lutoriteter en- tilfreo1l
me6 Sen Sorflaring, Sept. &gniQ
og bans @9no bor afgibet, og al
rDeut1cblon6" bil funne afgaa, naar
Sc be6 @anmenltg6et ng6benoiggjor=
te Meparationer er foretagne.
Do 6ette gaar / TrDffe1l 111el6er
ct Telegram fra Seem 2on6on at
uDeutlcblano" er afgaaet paa Sci
til 9Dlflan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@ienneut Qmften.

MHs g2utb 2otp, en- in1ile116e oo
topper lille omerifa1if Dame> iatte
fig Sgn6ag Morgen &l. 1926 Ell
gommeloagS 6ppemaifine / @bicagr
oG 1obe6e fine @enner, at bun bil6e
flpbe til Seem gorf> 1aa blot 111ulig1
|u6en MfbrD6el1e. Du bun naae6e
8ingbomton, 81. g., feg BUN eftet
en- Sur poa 500 W1il ne6 poo Ell
Worf 6eri N9rbe6en &l. li6t obel
4 famine @ftern1i66ag. @fter at bobe
brilet fig li6t, fort1atte Wdis 2an
n9ite Morgen fin 2uftreile og 11aa
eoe @obernor'S SSlan6 / Seem gorfs
&obn tort Sis ienere. Sum Dab6e
bo b9ret Sort / s Sinner og SO
Winrter og tilbogelogt iolt SAC
Mil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
v9a liest ber @1nb besraben".

Com allere6e npbnt, bar SDfflono
vbeimooigt" gjenoprettet &ongeri9e1
8olen. S oe11ne Torbin6el1e telegro=
feres fra &ern:
gfigsfaniler b. 8etbmannzSo1l>peq
bar oberfor SEN tDife &eicbStags
s5ellesubpolg erfleret, at Bolen$
@ie11oprettelie bor betinget at $50:
laffernes @illigbe6 til at 1tabe er
Seer, lom fun6e 1tgtte Spiflano oQ
9itrig. &pis Mnta1let af polite Sri:
pillige fful6e biie fig at bere uttl:
ltrpffeligt, bil6e man tage, 1tn I'll
flugt til tpnngen @ernepligt, oQ
bpis &olofferne 90 fanot Jig fora11:
le6igeoe til at proteitere moo oen11@
syoronitolt11ing, pil0e 6e to &eliere
tilbogefoloe 6eres 2pfte on at 60
ronterc &ongeriget HolenS @fSilte11s
MigsfoniIerens l16ta1el1er frenfom
ion1 @bor paa en &enbenoel1e ira
fonlerbotip og nationalliberol Stoe,
ser bopoe forfa1tet Sanfen ONT al
oprette ct po1lf &ongerige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Sernbaner.

&ontorcbef 2ars 9}osmus1en, Ser
i nogen Ei6 bar opbol6t fig beri
2on6et bobe61agelig for at ituoerf
Sernbonebn1enet, tiger ct SSSnter=
bietp / uMoroif Ei0en6e" b1. a.:
De Gog, jeg bar rejlt me0, bar
gjenncmgooe11oe bgret meget gooe,
tiloelS a1onGrfe0e. Seq finder BOG
6e norife og Set bele taget 6e el1=
rop9ilfe 5opebogne at foretrpffe for
Sc omcrifonlfe, i6et mon er mere
i1oleret. s f6r1te &laS1e poa 6e nor
1fe &aner bor mon 1aale6es fit eget
&on1portment til en- meget rin1eltg
Hris 1ommenlignet me6 Mn1erifa. s
Norge fpres oglaa 36ie &las1es GO
pebogne, bbor Ser bber &npe ligger
tire 9feilen0e, 0e11 enc ober SEN an=
Sen. Man for1pnes n1e6 set for11p6ne
Sengetpi &obe6pn0er oib., og @ri=
fen er fnn 3 &roner for EN- Scot.
&eiier mon / 36ie &los1e poo Mat=
toget fra &riltionio til 8erge11 TO ter
Nilletten &r. 14.10 og @obepogne11
&r. 3, iolt @r. 17.1O. 5fol man
rej1e e1l ligne11oe Di1 1tance ber -
on1fring 300 Mil - bil 8illette11
folte $500 og @obebogne11 $3.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
sSSanrcs os &rissnD~

Otter bbu6 u&osli1cbe 3eitung"
bnr erforet fra 8ern, bar 0en frar1=
fe &egiering grebet til Sc met y
oer1iggooeroe @eioler for at fon1me
Il @elio0el1e al SaureS' efterloote
&opirer. Ser ifal 1ao1e0eS babe bp=
ret tilbubt Sanilien en balb 0dl-
lion TrancS for 1arnr1e> % 90 bette
Gorllog ABILITIES, forlpgte mon at
beToglegge bent. ssSn1ib1ertio bar
oisle ollere6e BEN @ang bragte |
5ifferbe6 i 5cbtpei5. Com MON
n1oolfe buffer paaltoo Gleme1ceou
i fin Ei6, at 6is1e Dofumenter bor
bel egneoe til at falte ct NIT 2pS
oper Sen /. 9lugult og 6en fratlfe
Megjerings Sre0sfjnrligbe6. @lanot
Sc ottraoe6e @rebe fin6es og1aa ct
al be oller1toite, 1om seSa1reS 1frep.
Set er boteret SEN 80. Suli og
o6res1eret til 8on0erbel6e. Set beo=
ser 6eri bl. a.:
u@eri 6ra11frig arbejbes Ser meo
al Mogt for &rigen, iom n1ao ITO
fn1npes for at tilfreoSltille ct MOD
bDoeligt 8egjnr. Seq ntoo mi toge
fiat poo mine gooe Sran1fmeno. SEQ
lnno goo fra W96e til Wpoe> og je9
n1oo n1uligbis ogiaa tage min Sil-
|ff11gt til @eneral1trejfen io1n ct Wflo-
SCI til at forbi11ore Mobili1eringell.
|Og1aa De noa anpenoe etbpert
Mi66el for at bebare Sre6en.
vBer1iner Sogeblott" bemerfer
berttl: timber lao6anne Smltoenoigz
be6er for1taor man goot, at Brocess
fen moo Sa11res' Mor6ere ltaoig no~
}pttes og bette / 5anforitan0 meo
Sc leoenoe Mel1b iroenfor set fran=
ife 5ocial6ernofrott.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
S1tlerejIer*
Scnnbinapian 9(merican 2ine bar

Scnnbinapian Mmertcam 2ine bar
foro1tltnltet to ]tore Sule=@rfnr5ioner
til Danmarf og yeorge> og 6is1e af=
goor fra MinneapoliS 26r0ag Sen
2oe1 9ecenlber og Sns6ag 6en 6te
December.
Nusfagererne til SEN f6rite Ct,
f1,rfion refer me6 Oct nDe Don1pffib,
u8reberif VIII" Eirs6ag Sen Ste
8tenber. Dette Dorapffib er Set
(fineite og lterite nogenlin6e bpgge:
for Sen ftanoinabiife @asiagertrafif
Basiogererne til Sen anoen @xfur:
iion refer me6 Set itore 2=Yropel'
1ers Dampifib, ul1niteo @totes", fra
g}etp Sort 6en 96e December.
5tore Mejiefelger of @fan6inobe1
fra Mor6pelten er allereoe i116n1el61
for 6isie @rfuritoner. Ser er e11onr
goo &ejeplu6s at faa, og &eierbatio.
ner bur6e gieres }trofS boS 81. G.
Sobn1on & Co., Minneopolis, fo1
at erbolbe gob Bloos. Ser bill b1ibe
giennenngaaen6e Eog belt fra Min
neopolis til g2etp Dorf, og 2lgerte1
oil felge 1ne6 for at ie til Bas1age
rernes 8efbemmeligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
8pr6cn 1tbtolcr iiq+

Sir 9fobert 8. @or6en ser CT
Gono0os Hrcnriern1il1ilter, bor
WanoagS @iet be0 en- M}i60og, ion1
Canadian Club gab l. Seem Dorf.
ge6 oenne 2ejligbe6 1ag6e Cir So
bert bl. a.: Isl er fa1t bei1ntte6e poa
at billie beb6e Gano6os 9}et til Dor
li6Ite 8lo6s6roobe, og bi gaar life
ino poa at lutte Sre6 n1e6 bore
SLENDER, for hi bar 1ejret. = Seq
bar Sen iterite 9lgtelle for bbo6 Sc
6orene6e StaterS &bi116er far n6=
rettet> men jeg b6ier mig for 9ll:
Deroens &bin6er 8ebi01tbe6en ON,
bboo @anabas &bi11oer bar norette1
i 6enne &rig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Seitamemtariif @abe.

Bo1tor 81. IS. @ropengaar6, Sen
6on1fe &irfes 6ornon6, oplp1er
&irfens officielle Srgo11 at @am=
funoets 6tprelie gjennen &etten
Son1ilton County, 9eebr., bor faaet
uobetolt $1,000, 1on1 gnu1le CTR.
&on1en Marquette, gtebr., baboe
teltomenteret til Sen 6onIfe Strife,
og @engene er al 5an1fnnoets &as=
1erer 6erefter bleben obergiDet til
Acknowledgements / Oes Wfoines
% 8grnebjenunet / @bicago / Sen-
bolo til @ibere11s 9n1fe - $500 til
bber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
S TangemHab.

6. 8jerring / 5iour Sails, g.
Oof> 1ne06eler o. at bon forle6e11
CT lll1ppet ober Sen fanobiife @renle
otter at babe b9ret irterneret
&rigSfongenifob / Manttobo / 19
Wadneoer. &r. 8jerring, Ser ogter
at ifribe en- Bog om fine 0plepel
1er> tiger, at ban bleb r1iste11ft for
at pPre tDif 5pion n1c1 at bon 6og
lon1 6ange beban6leoeS forbol6sbis
b1tma11t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
9DrttSem.
@11 fje110t @bicago-@rosierer for

@n fjen0t @bicogo-@rosierer for
/ ct SSnterpieip u6talt felgen6e::
Soar en &us1no6er i go1ue Dage
annto0e6eS om at betale 40 Gents.
for ct Bun6 Gn6r> proteltereoe bum
og forctraf at BRUCE enten Morga-
rine cller Se0t. Ween / Qlar betaler
bmn SO Gents pr. Bnno 11oen at
fnD. &eri 1igger 6e bgie Hriiers
egentlige 9(ariog. Ser er 1tore
Mel1gocr of @n6r og 9@g, og boa-
oe Bro0ucenter og Mellemme110 bar
tjcl1t folosiolt. Men Ser fin6es ingen
W}aaoe> bborpaa oe fun6e tbinges
til at }plge ct Bro6uft for 80 Gents,
Moor De icr> at 6e fan foa so, og
loo lpnge &igberne er billige til at
hetolc Sc forlangte Bri1er, bil Bri@
len bc0blibe16e goa opa6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

Set fon pere interes1n11t at n9bne,
at Set er george, ion1 er gaaet /
@piolen, bba6 Sn6f6relien af 30ie
&lasies .5obepogne a11goor.
(Bt n1inbes nbilfaarligt -Mrnolo
@ennetts l16brn6 vOour l111tteb
5tates":: vDe on1erifnn1fe 5oDebog=
nc er 6e met 11n1oral1fe S11l ltitutto=
ner / 8eroen". }
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Rlannt TannBn1wnn.
@maanpt ira fit os fer.
Gm 2ntber=& =&irfe.

9(ngoaen0c en- paatenft 2utber=
&irfc / Des sQtoiues, ifriber Nalt.
8eneoict 9fproel1toft / u&irfeltg
Gun1ler" b1. a.: uDet forefon1mer
mig, at set pil6e bore en- l1booeli0
Sejltogel1e, ont mm git ben og bpo=
gebe en- forholoSnis lille og nanielig
2utber=&irfe Des Moines
Seq bil gjerne benltille til Stprel1e1
for bort &irfe1a1nfun6, at oen 1na~
rc1t muligt retter en- fraftig og ino=
tr9ngc>l0e Opforbring til alle bort
&irfeio1nfunbS Me6lemn1er ONT at
p6e ct. SSobonnes Menigbeo / 9es
Weoi11es al n1nlig 5t9tte til Spf9=
relle11 al 2ntber=&irfen, 1aa Set fal1
blibe e1 ltor, 111l1f og p9roig Strife
bpgning, Ser fan blibe iom noaet of
en- 9on1firfc for bele 5a1nfnn6et,
bpori nlon oo More tan 1a1n1es til
itore 6tellcsfelter fra ollie Mn1erlfos
ggne, ct @ubSbnS, bbori Sc unge
fra @ro10 9ielp College fan opleDc
life blot at bpre ct leDen6e Bi0=
11esbpro, men ogioa at 5tenene to-
Ter giennen1 en- 96el og bien1lig Mr=
fiteftltr.
s famine gletning gaar cit Mrti=
fel, iom &oltor ST. &nu61el1 bar
frepet / 1t01te Numrner of ~Danne<
birfe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
uSag Mftensmeoen n,eb!"


Haa ct &otel 6en tpffe 8p &al=
berlta6t bar @ieren opilaaet en- 8la=
fat of felgen6e Sr6lDo:
~Paa @rnno af &igbfortenes Sn6=
f6relie er oct n91ten 1trnnligt at fer
bere W}o6 &eltauranten. Seq be6er
oerfor mine pre6e @jeIter o1n> 1on1.
oet er 5fif og 8rug / Sp6tbflan6,
at tage 6eres Qlftensma6 meo og ipi=
1e 6en bos mig. @erbice n6loanes
gratis. Mine nre6e @j9ter Tan 1oa
til Maben faa nDtoppet S7l, Ser er
iaa meget foroelagtigere, iom SM nus
lite maa ielges nb af Sui iet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
&mmeniens 9ronnins iom @p9e>
pleierife.

&unn9niens 9ro1111i1g, Ser bi6til
nerneit fun bor peret fjen0t 1o1n
@uropas inruffelte Spr1tin6e> bor
fulgt Set @fsen1pel> 1on1 Sc fongeli:
&C 9on1er De nr6re frigsf6re116e
2on6e bor ofgibet, og oprettet III
eGet &oipital. Set rununer 100 ga:
tic11ter og er i116rettet / 6et fon9e.
lige 5lots 9tueetoge. Ser arbei6el
Dronningen perlon1ig 1on1 @Dge'
Iplejerife | al SEN Si6, bnn bur til
fin gtoo6igbe6. Sum bar n0talt, at
bun bellt pil6e bere Ser bele Dagen
men Dun tan iiffffe, n6en at fre11fa1oe
Wis1 1ten111ing, unDlo6e at be1pge 6e
an6re So1pitaler, bhor 6en0eS Nn-
fom1t er en- flor @le6e for 6e 6Dge
og en- Opmu11tring for Berionalct
8aa tit eget Soipital gaor Dronr1i11.
gen fleot 1on a1n1in6elig 5Dgeplei=
erife, og ben6es itore Hopularitet
er blepen p6erligcre forbeiet peo, at
bum bor taget aftib DeI Mp6e
&orS' Mrbei6e. Sen6es Bortret
SDgeplejerfe= =Dragt ielges / Eu1i11o=
bis af @fsemplurer, og Sol6aterne
giDer ofte 0e melt r9re11oe 8ebi ler
paa, at 6e bol6er al beroe. u&un
er bor Wooer" Dtre0e for11plig en-.
oa en- an6en 5pgeplejerife ipurete
bonn, ont ban gjenfien6te Dronr1i11-
gen. "g9u ga leg bar let oroentlig
paa benoe, feler ieg mig rigtig bel, !"
iogoe en- an6en, ser Ipnge bab6e
ligget og let ben6e ir6 / 9ine11e.
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Gen co=operatipe &ploni / &irginia

De,l ti6ligerc beri 8laoet omtalte
cooperative oanife &oloni ct mi beo
at blibe til @irfeligbeo, i6et Neb. S.
&urop / Bette 9iemeo bar figbt t.
3O7 Mcres tpt be6 @lfo % &icb=
monb> @irginia. De>1 bill b1ibe ba1e-
ret paa 9oirD 6arming og paa no.
get npr set banife Mn6els1Dlte11t.
Ser biI oenne &oloni blibe Nla6s
for "a, bper me6 so 9lcres. @nbber,
ser ir1teres1erer fig for oenne Gag,
tan Deo at tilifribe S. &urop, @lfo,
8a., foa 119rmere 0plpSninger. Ser
er forgbrigt / @erbe6en en- 1tor
1orf &oloni, 1on1 be6oer @orge. =
Sen er ca. Is Qlar gan1mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
&irfebran6.

l1nion=&irfen @oupun, 8is.,
blcb / 29roagS ful61ten6ig p6elag1
be6 Sloebran6; man mener, ssSI6e11
1tonme6e fra &irfe11s &orn1eappara=
ter. 0en .anrette6e Sfo6e 1igeS al
belpbe fig til fennten &uit116e Dol=
Iars.
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6elcn Seller bementerer.

S 6en lt61te Gib bor Scr Gong
-poa Gong beret 95pgter on1> at Sen
6erpr1te blin0e &bir6e, @elen &e1=
Ter, bob6e / 5in6c at gifte Jig me0
fin @efreter> Netcr Sogon. Wd}s
Geller bor ben1pn6iget fin mango
aorige @enin0e pg 29rertn6e, MrS
Mnna g. Macp, til at erflere> at
6isie gfDgter er 6et pltre Oplpino.
9(lligepel be66er Set fra 8o1to1l al
Ncter bar 1t1taget 9ggteifobsbebil=
ling 6cri @peu.