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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

director, Mrs. Charles F. Muller, Pay
cite.
Reports - Credentials committee;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Geo. A.
Day, Lewiston; recording secretary,
Mrs. Grover Rich, Burnley; treasurer,
Mrs. John Thomas, Gooding; auditor,
Mrs. John McGlinchey, Payette; First
district president, Mrs. w. j. Ingling
Pocatello; Second district president,
Mrs. S. S. Walsh, Wendell; Third dis
trict president, Mrs. Henry c. Shaver
Occur d'Alene.
Reports of Standing Committees
Program, chairman, Mrs M. ]. Swee-
ley, Twin Falls; health, chairman,
Mrs. Owen ID. Platte, st. Maries; medi-
cal inspection, chairman, Mrs. Warren
Truitt, Moscow; historical, chairman,
Mrs. II. w. Clouchek, Twin Falls; civil
service reform, chairman, Mrs II. II.
Schildman, Filler; a brief talk on me-
thods advised by national committee
along this line, by members of nation
al committee, Mrs. d. w. Standrod
PocatellO.
Adjournment
Legislative Afternoon, Wednesday. 0c-
tOber IL, 100 o'clock.
Reading of minutes of past session.
Music - Piano solo, Nightingale"
OiszD Mrs A. Guibert, Twin Falls;
vocal, "The Silver Ring (Chaminade)
Moon and Night" (Hawley), Miss
Katherine Pitcairn, Twin Falls.
Address-"How Idaho Club Women
Can Help the State Work at Washing
ton" Addison T. Smith, NJ. c., Twin
Falls.
Reading-Mrs. G. A. Axline, Albion.
A Talk-"Shall the Office of State
superintendent be Abolished?", Miss
Bernice Mccoy state superintendent
of schools, Boise.
Reports of Stand Committees (Con-
tinued) Legislative, chairman, Mrs.
L. B. Green, Mountain Home; press,
chairman, Mrs. Robert Spangler, Salt
Lake; club extension, chairman, Mrs
John McGlinchey, Payette; education,
chairman, Mrs Anna Harmer, Poca-
tella; state endowment, Mrs. Alice
Jean Sweeley, Twin Falls.
A Talk-On Better Babies" Mrs
Warren Truitt, Moscow.
A Talk-On "How Club Women Can
Hhelp the Travelling Library" Mrs.
Margaret Roberts, S. L. T. L., Boise.
A discussion of bylaws.
Adjournment.
Presidents Night Wednesday, OctO-
Der II, at O'Clock.
Mrs. w. ]. Ingling, First Vice-Presi-
dent, Presiding.
Music-Symphony orchestra Prof.
cambridge, director-"Pilgrim's Choir
us" lombard and Verdi, "Serenade
d'Amour" Is. Won Blon) harp solo,
LA Sylphide" (Oberthun), Mrs D. E.
Regan, Twin Falls, accompanied by
string sextette.
Presidents Address-Mrs. John p.
Vollmer, Lewiston.
Past president of state will in turn
give brief talk on "The Problems and
Lessons of Her Administration First
president, 19O5-1906, Mrs d. w. Stand
rod, POcatello; second president, 1906
1908, Mrs. Aubrey Butterfield, Weiser
Third president, 190S-1910, Mrs. James
II. Forney, Moscow; fourth president,
1910-1912, Mrs. Guy Bowerman, st
Anthony; fifth president, 1912-1914
Mrs. Fred Pittinger Boise.
Music-Ladies quartette, Mesdames
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12
WILMER ELMER is STRONG
FOR REALISM IN PICTURES

William Elmer, the Lasky burglar,
bandit, detective and all-round villain,
is a sticker for realism. If there is
an occasion for him to appear in
fight, Elmer always sees to it that it
will bear no ear-marks of fake
During the filming of Mae Murrays
production of 1.-THE Dream Girl" a
Paramount release which will be seen
at the Idaho theater on Friday and
Saturday Elmer was called upon to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12
LEGAL PUBLICATION.
NOTICE OF WRIT OF ATTACHMENT
In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no, in and for Twin Falls County.

H. S. Cowling, plaintiff, VS.. X. N.
Critchfield, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that on Octo-
Der 18th, 1916, a writ of attachment
was issued out of the above entitled
court in the above entitled action, at
taching the property of the above
named defendant for the sum of
$246.30-$75OO attorney fee and costs
of suit
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and the seal of my office
this 18th day of October, 1916.
e. J. FINCH,
Clerk Of the District Court
NORTH e STEPHAN, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, Residing at Twin Falls,
Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

Leaves HOspital-Following an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis and ten days
in the Twin Falls hospital E. B. OAR
ling, water master of the Salmon river
project, left the hospital yesterday
morning.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

nod her head
Daddy just got paid last night
moneys in his jeans
Tell me what you want my SON
ANY
Thing
But
Beans !"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

INES III UkSDAH, OCT Ii, 1910
thing to eat in a hurry. 1t is inter
esting the way they manage to shelter
and feed so many men on the march.
The men surely get tired and footsore
at times, because they march about
Is miles day in heavy marching or
der and that means pretty heavy
pack.
Still the slogan of the Idaho boys is
"Rarin to CO."
"Rarin' To Co."
We're rarin' to go, boys, rarin to go,
Nobody dares cal this bunch SLOW
We never know we're tired till we're
almost dead.
We can march all day till the sun
sets red,
And sleep with a centipede under
each bed
Karin to go.
The boys keep time with their hob
nailed heels
Karin to go.
The lead mule kicks and the rear
mule squeals
Karin to go.
There's nothing very light about CO.
pound pack
But there's something so sustaining in
this blamed bareback
That / reckon we could tote it clear
to-Buhl and back
Karin to go.
So it's roll up your blanket and shine
up your gun
We didn't join for money and we didn't
join for fun,
But Uncle Sammy called us, and every
mothers son
Is rarin' to go.
THE GOOD OLD ARMY BEAN.
There's much to be admired in the
good old army bean
It's wonderful accomplishments are
plainly to be seen.
Twas beans that saved the army, the
army saved the state,
And therefore it was beans, my
friend, that made this nation
great.
And yet, l say, with due respect, not
wishing to be mean,
sure am sick and tired of the good
old army bean.
For it's beans and prunes and multi
gan,
Rice and soup and beans
Beans for breakfast, beans for lunch,
And then for dinner - Beans
Seconds on the pudding? Seconds on
the bread?
Seconds on the mulligan? Cook he
shakes his head.
%. NJ Sarge got paid last night-yOu
know what that means;
No more seconds, I'm afraid, only on
the beansi"
Say but l get hungry a-workin' in the
SUM-
I'll work awhile, then look awhile, to
see how much I've done.
And all the while my appetite is get
tin like a saw,
Till l could catch horny toad and
eat the beggar raw.
And when l hear the bugle call / fall
right into line
And tell the cook to dish me out al
least enough for nine,
And soon as that is finished, which
dosen't take me long,
l say the same thing over like the
churs of song:
Beans and soup and mulligan,
Rice and soup and beans,
Beans for breakfast, beans for lunch
And then for dinner - Beans
Seconds on the pudding? Seconds Oh
the bread?
Seconds on the mulligan? Cook he
shakes his head
60 M. Sarge got paid last night-yoI
know what that means
No more seconds I'm afraid-only OF
the beans"
Sure l know it's good for me-feel a.
fine as silk
Frisky as a Jersey calf fed on full
cream milk;
They drill me with shovel and the,
drill me with a pick;
They drill me on the level and the.
drill me double quick,
And the biggest thing the army ha
when l come in at night,
Is just my everlastingly enormous
appetite.
The camping on the border line
Is no such dreadful task,
But when / get back home again
! The folks will hear me ask:
Seconds on the chicken pie? Second
on the bread?
| Seconds on the salad. MAJ Ma will
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12
COMPANY D BOYS
ARE "RARIN' TO GO"
Letter Written From Fort Critten-
den Contains Several Poetic En-
fusians.

The situation on the border evident
ly arouses the poetic instinct in the
boys on the front, as the productions
appended to the following letter writ
ten by Twin Falls member of Com
pany ID. indicates:
This is a beautiful country where
we are now-back close to the noun
tains, and high and cool. One of the
officers saw some deer not far away.
Fort Crittenden is an old ruin, moth
ing but a few adobe walls still stand
ing Would like to know its history.
You would laugh to see me lying
here in this tiny little tent about three
feet high and trying to write by can
die light Two fellows bunk together
and each carries half of the tent on
the march, with blanket rolled in
side Of it. AS soon as we get to camp
we pitch tents and the men detailed to
get wood, water, etc, do their duty
promptly so the cook can get us some
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12
STATE FEDERATION
is IN SESSION
Continued from page IL

Permeal French. dean of women, l. S.
o., Moscow
Music-Vocal, Mrs. W. o. Taylor
Twin Falls.
Wednesday Morning, October II.
Reading of minutes of fifth biennial
at lewiston October, 1914, recording
secretary.
Music-PianO solo, "Messe Di Re
quieum" (VerdD Mrs d. K. Regain,
Twin Falls; vocal, "The Violet" mid
dleberg) "Who Knows?' (BalD, Mrs
Kirlse Boot
Greetings from General Federation
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

LOST-Between Twin Falls and AL
bion, brown coat with note books,
films and recommendation in pocket.
Five dollars will be paid for return of
recommendations E. B. Williams, AL
bion. Idaho. care G. c. LaRue.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

WANTED-A big type Poland China
registered boar. d. c. Sierer, Filler,
Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-12

WANTED-An apprentice girl by
Geo. Key, the tailor. 1857 Main Ave
north.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Morse % spiflanb.

S 8erlin filler man fig meget
pesiimiitiff ongaoen6e 6orboloet til
gorge. @n 8i6 1aa oct lb, 1on1 ON
De 8anfeligbe6er, Ser brpftes mellem
oe to 2an6e, funoe n6jebnes; men
oct forlDoer mi, at Sen 1enelte norife
Sparnote paa EDiHan6s 5oreitillin,
ger er abio1ut 1ttilfre0sitiuenoe.
Set anies 6erfor for gibet, at Set,
tpife &egjering bill legge HreS poo
Den norife og tbinge Sen til at for
ftao, at bbis @orge iffe bgjer fig
for oe tpife &rab angooenbe timber
panoSbaaoe i norife Sorbon6e, bill
SDiflano tr9ffe Soronitoltninger til
lat paapiie, bbor nlpffebrinqen6e
Morges @tanobaftigbeo / 2pngoen
bill fnnne blibe for bet norife s5oIf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Rlannf Eannan1wnn.
Alleeeene ira.
Garl @anIens 9pb.


.Om 6orfottere1,, Carl &anienS
Dpo i Seattle, 8aib., meooeles
81. a.:
S Sen 1iolte Eio bor baooe bon
og bans 6al1,ilie flor ober, at Oct
bar moo ,Dpben. San 1ao ON Mfte=
men ben 81. 9hober ,Deb 5olneoganQ
% 1rlte 9lpi1en % lanf % tilbage
@tolen og Dor bpb, nelten uoen a
hans 91,ftrl1, Der lao beo 51oen al
bo1n, pib5te set.
San bpbe 8Dgmelter SONS Use:
oerlens @jem. SEQ en- Sgrgebpjtibe'
ligbeo @ropfapellet pou Mol'11
8lealont &irfegaar6 bar Der mpo1
et; ltor Stare Genner fro Seattlt
og Eocomo, % ct &Rlb af 8lomlte'
faces. - 2iget oil blipe brpnot ef:
ter bons 6erom u0tolte 9n1te, o(
bons 6onnilie agter at bri11ge M1te1
til Epler, bpor ben bill blipe grop
logt pao Sen 6an1fe &irfegaoro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17

% iaaoan as. Set raar faa life
altib til berobre, for hi er 10 lite
Ii &Dslinge men i Mmerifa, % DBL
ricb gbicogo. geaar 0blricb ligele-
oeS flyer: iaaoan iagoc 8aftor BobI-
fen - iaa bioner set ON Erofaltbeh
f &ierteforboloet mellem Hrpiten %
bans Sen % Eilbprer, loH1 lite ifal
tifattes rinee.
Moge11 rig Mon6 bleb Obfricb it,
fe, 11aar man regner efter @fatteli-
iten, men ellers iDnes leg, at ban
er cit }aare rig Man6, rig paa 1negen
Ngte1ie og &iprligbe6. - S @bi-
cago llutteoe 0blricb Jig til ct,
[Nnsgars Menigbeo, og Sen bar De
fltlgt meo / meo iamt 8grnefIoffen
/ 6e mango @or. Seq er big paa be
{NrGiter, font bar brret Sa,niliens
Pre1ter, allea bar go0e Winber at
ltntfe tor.
1sSSfffe sSfffe iooleoes, at oisfe Men6 f1l=
|oe babe abiolut iaet ia til alt, bbah
is. So. iugbe - ingenlltnbe, 11e,1
Bet pente6e ban iiffcrt life ielb, og
biloe neppe bobe aatet en- ssSa=8rooer
]beit. Nei oe lDle Min6er er 6. s.
1E0l:s 9rofoltbeo Menigbeoslipet, %
Il alt, set, iom in6enfor &irfe= og
SoHelib tiel1te bort SoIf beb]t.
Morene er ibunone % 2ibsoagen
b9loer, men 2ibets Sejersfrans ref-
feS #oS 10 af CUBS 9taabe, noor bi
beo og boloer faft beo at bebe ON
for oS .ielb og bore: at bi r1aa lebe
til CUBS Sore i Dor @erres Sefu
Nab11; bette 2ibsmaal er SEN
f1Die 9tierne, Ser ltpres efter paa
2ibsieilaofen @blricbg bong
@u1obrubs &ien1. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Mprff @ftbsfonitruftipn.

S @uperior, Bis., er en- norit
6rogtoamper, r@lepelono" : $500
Cons brRgtig, nDlig lebet of @tabe=
len. @fibet er bpgget for norif Neg-
ming, og / 6en@nleoning orfer uDu=
l11tb 5fanoinob" ODER, at be poa=
gal6erbe Mutoriteter life bar gjort
oet allermin6lte for at nn6erltrege
8etp6ningen af Sen &ien6sgjer11ing,
al ct norf Sfib for fprlte Gong er
lgbet al Stabelen Sen Del af 2an=
set.
So an6re norife 5fibe bpgges for
SIii6en paa lo1nme @9rft.
~Glebelano" bor fo1tet ca. ell
bolp MdIlion Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
sFornlpHet sylppcr.

com set telegrafi{f meboeltes, er
Den oonlf=omerifanlfe S1Dper, @ilas
Gbri1tofferlen, .forleben omfomn1e1l.
8 oen alnleoning ifriper r8ien" ::
Den Manb, 1on1 be0 SeSnobiel1e11
at @r11noe1t til Donmarfsbpg gninge11
peo ub{tillingen i Gan 6rancisco !
1915, qlpbebe be 1nonge Eu1n10e
DeItagere meb fra fin 6lppema1ttne
.of Iobe bet onnife Glag vfalbe fra
Siu,Ien neo" oper ben feltliglte111te
sforlomling, er lite mere. Stlas
gbriltoffer{en, fom bar en- at bore
beb}te 2uftFippere, bIep ben Bite
Oftober orpbt beb geopooo Gttp,
n,eoens ban Dor Serb neb at prp-
ne en- ltor Neiliteraeroplun. Wtaf1=
men {log en- &olbette, 90 oen par ca.
200 SOB oppe og itprteoe til Sor=
SEN. Gbriltofferien lepeoe fnn nog}e
fqo Mi11utter efter 6aloet.
So1,, ser fun bleb 26 Mor giant.
mel, porr. feot i 9es moines, Soma' "a
"a Tom meo. fine 6orelore til Cali
fornia, 6a ban par {pp slar ean1mel:
De 1otfe SO / 8atlonpille. Sons
Sober, Senrp Gbriitofferien, er MI
cngogeret 2anobrug nar neo 9a1'
0icgo. 5ilos Gbriltofferien 11notan=
qcoe fin fprlte Sbc ont at blipe 5lp-
per, bo bon 1910 bar @tbne til
Sen pelfjenote 2incoln Beocbp's $
fslppning. &an bpggeoe 1aa i'm ege1'
Molfine og begpnote 2uftfarfe11'
men bo1 por al SID foriigtigere emo
weacbp> ifjp11t ban boboe lige 1oo
meqet Weo6, fon1 oenne San bebilte
So oq1ao beo fine mango Slpbni71ger,
at 2uften cr ligc iaa iiffer io1n Sor=
hen. &ons melt nepneperoige Be
Drift bar bans 5lugt fra Gan Sron-
cisco til Sos Mngeles, oper Sebacba'
pi Biprgene. &on bar fjenot for
fin Dpgtigbco at bpgge Meropla-
ner, en- 8efeftigelle, iom % oglaa
optog 6et me1te at bons Gio.
Ghri]toffer1cn bar cn al De Sbe01t
fienote blan6t Galifornias 6lDbere.
@bri1toffcriens Su1tru bar plen-
pione til lllDffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
gtorbiife @fibstah.

3Dffe llnoerpdnosb osbaaoe fortlptter
oeres soelaggenoe @ampagne, iou1
bl. a. i fbrgelig Grub eaar US ober
lfanoinobiif sfibsfart; forleoem Daa
bleb ben oanffe Camper. nGreia",
torpeoeret, og oe norife @fibe, usri=
pel", v@olto" % uJorbolen" uepz
nes blanot be ienelte Ofre. 50 e11qel-
ffe Sanoclsifibe er Iieeleoes oenne
|l1ge bleb ftuot / Gent. s intet al
De ber nebnte Gilfeloe bor man
Msbeo for, at Bele 8eietningen er
|re6oet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Gr Siniolbaterne sfplb / &rieen? ?

Gr Siniolbaterne @fplo &rigen
u&eform bennRrfer reoaftione1t:
u2iterarD Digeit" nGbner ct CTS
enrpel paa Gpifernes grumme Mili
toriSme, at tDife 5DrIte1enner fra o.
er imoo leger meo 2egeteiioloate1
og on6re Sol6atergreier.
&aarene rej1te fig 6a eiebliffelie
paa bort &obe6 % BET bar en- LANG
|@tun6 FIR hi tom til at terfe poa al
bore 8ern oglao bab6e leget mci
9n11ol6ater og at bore 2egetpjsbnti
ter bar iolgt Masier af Den SlagS
9egetpi / al ben SID bi fan buift
tilbage."
Dette n1inber ON Haaltan6en, lon1
Ell Scr. 8otto1nleD / 2on0on fren1.
iatte for en- bolb Snes Mor fi6en: Ql1
al Mlitarismes 2larfag laa 8grns
Seq meo Einiol6ater.
8aaitanoen iDnes oItiaa at p9re
ligeiaa itanobaftig iom Sen 9infol=
bot. s. 6. Mn6erien gjor6e bergnt.
Men Scr ter tbibles pao oens 8e.
rettigelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Mpe 8prneoiier.
:. ;.
(@ftcr u&loos Sons" }
Gigs6agsioDl.

Nigs6agsioDl.
Treo bbiler ober 2an0 og Bp,
Ell 8orgbjerg. larmer mer,
tro 1n1iler S. g., men Iibt Ftp
til Seire 8enitre Ter.
S. 6. 1pnger.
2ille 3ablel 8il on rioe @anfe?
@Gt Dig poa nit &ne, ou lgoe
Drengl
leg forltaar 1ao goot ou bar en-
Sonfe.
Ni bill (ege, til on fal / @eng.
8algpiie.
Wnncb ban gaar / Gnge
Den lange Sommeroog,
bboo gigr ban Ser iaa Ipnge?
San boloer 6orebrogl
S. 6. breoer no fin 8appe foa bloa
og beoer Miniitrene penliet at -
gaa.
Som 8ablel S foIoer ollie.
l1ful6enot 8ers.
@git paa en- @ren en- &roge lao,
Sim, Sable 0inl ct. @roir og
ct. San, SSiml SIM
va tom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17

g.: u&porfor tuger De aIorig 1ro-
gen 6erie, ST. @ogboloer2"
g.: ysSa, 0et er MI ioaoan fir
Sag Sbis leg lite forIoneer 11oee1r
Gteofortrpoer, iaa tror man. at ieN
iffe bar noget at beftille, % forla,l-,
ger leg en- 5te6fortreoer, iaa fer
ban, at leg intet bar at beHlle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
,,Qasieu Beat"

Sra @nibington 1friDes til u5fan=
bil1apcr"::
s Yresietelcgrammerne ON ITO
brub6ene fro 2asie,l 8eaf gjpr Der
fig en- 9ilbgje1igbeb giRlben6e til
at faloe Bu1fonen Monrt 2as1en
Set er nruligt, at bet .er GGa11fen, at
Mopnet ifol ipore til anore- befjenbte
6ialotoppe i &aifabebiergene, fo1n
Weount 5bo1ta % Moa1nt 6ait1ier.
2asicn Beof .er bog ion1 ben brit
1omite og i1ttereslantclte 8u1fan I
be 6oreneoe 5toter lprlig berettiget
til at blipe fnl6t 111e6 :llh rette Nabn.
S Se11botb til ben nationnle geo.
lcgilfe 0pmooling, Ser iorterer nn-
Ser SsSnoenrigsnriniiter ser geab=
net 2as1en 8eaf bet eneite al1tori=
iere6e Mapn poa Sort 90 &appor.
ter eog sSnbberetninger, lige ,na
8bitnep's geologiife Opnaaling al
California. / 1866 og til bet al
r@ortbquofe SSnpeltigation Commits
iion" offentliggjorte Sort ober 60
lifornia oq Mepaoa laa bel io1n Oct
of 6oritppienet 1eneit u6arbeioeoc
Sort.
Da1lifcren @eter 2asie11, Sen fjpf-
fc Yioner, Ser fbrte faa man9e af sc
ti6lige Settlers" til Socramentos
1olbefinnebe gg1e, bbi1er / en- e11lon1
@rob / 2os1en County. ct lille oanrs
lig beoligebol6t Monument beliggen.
Sc 80 Mil fra Goppen .af BEN Bu1>
tan, Ser berer bans 9eabn, bi1er
bo1s iio1te &bilelte6. Men itbrre oo
borigere Mo1111merter bar ban faae1
| / set Go1t11tD og Sen @ulfon> iom et
tofnen1ligt Soft bar gibet Nobn til
hons 9Gre. Sen fnebeffe6e 2asien
Beaf bor bi1t mungen S$mnnigran1
@ejen ober Sielopas}et.
Mc6ens 0pmaalingen at &acific.
bo1le,1 en6nn bar fin 8egDn6elfe
fol6te en- eller on6en Mu11f s5jgl6-
toppen ct. .SSofepbs 6ielo. Men ie.
mere for11ner Nabnene 2oS1en Bea1
og 2asiens 8utte / alntin6elig
8rrg.
@bitnep bar paapi1t 6en franffe
8etegnel1e u8utte"s l1anben6eligbeo
Sr6ret oberiat betD6er 8ntte en-
&nol6. 0a 2osien ol6rig eje6e Tiel=
set, bleb 1enere geabnets @jenoor1s=
forn1 forfo1tet, og for at rette pao
Sen nloblige Eilbpjeligbe6 til at fro
bige be6taget @progbrug, onerfjeno=
te 6e Torene6e Staters u@eograpbi-
cal 8oar6" / 8eIutning of 9be ST.
tcber 1915 Tiel6etS geopn officielt
inn1 2asien 8eaf, og lite Mount
2osien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17

Dircftgren (be0 en- Yrobinsicene) !:
~Sfan1'ner De Dem iffe oeo at for
lange 6orifl1b?"
@fnefpilleretl: $50, set gjgr ieg,
9r. Direftpr. Men bborlebes 1fol ieg
/ set nb 5tDffe gibe @repen ,,6en cit
Gre / 2on1men?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17

Sirs6ag BEN 81. Nob. fan Der.
og Mrs. 6. S. Oblrieb, 1912 50.
@ortb Mbe., @bicago, feire De eS
@ulbbrDllup.
Mr. 9blrieb er fgbt Npborg Sen
8. D@. 1912 og Mrs. 0blr; y, hbis
8igenabn er &are11 &anie,l i Gfel-
1er,lp Den21. San. 1913.
Scr. 0blricb reilte 1ammcil meo
fin 8ro6er Miels fgrit / Greitr.le
til Anterifa efter at babe l9rt @ar=
berprofesfionen, % Sc to 8rp0re ar
beioe6e / Seem gorf in6t;( 1864.
6. S. iom oengang bar pp ~nep!l3l!o
i Danmarf, rejlte bjem % 11el0te Jig
til. Gie11elte / Den banife, Scr, %
&rigen netop 6e Doge bar blebcn
erfleret imellem Danmorf og :Spif'
lan6, bborino6 bans 8ro6er, Niels,
reiite til Melbourne, Multrolien, bbo1
ban bleb gift; men Sc iio1te 25 Mar
bar ingen bert bperfen fra bam eller
bans Ta1nilie.
Gre Mor efter @ien1fomlten til
9onmarf blcp Oblricb og &are11
So11icn gift, og flpttcoe itrafs efter
til 6irllerup, bpor ban bleb Cor
beribel ltbrer. s oe f61gen6e Mar fif
Sblricb oprettet cit 5fDttefore11ing
for bbilfcn ban bar Delingsfprer,
i116til 6e 1875 forlo6 Siellerup,
for ielb at begpnbe ct @orberi |
@filbitrup paa 6pen.
Omfring be6 1888 rejlte 6en elo=
tie Spn, gtiels, til Mmerifo, og
Moret efter Sen neltel6]te, Carl. 9a
bar set, at 0blricb og Suitru iaa
1maat begDn6te at t9nfe pao at rei=
ie, 6a set laa u6, lom ON set bar Sen
Sci, nlle 8prnene pil6e goa, efter<
baan0en io1n 6e bof1e6e til, og / Sor=
ooret 1891 bleb 8eilutningen til
Mbor, ioet oe forloo Donnarf me6
Z @grn, og efterlob Sen 9lb}te Dot=
ter, sSSobanne, lon lite fun6e belutte
fig til at gjpre ben 1ange &eiie.
Sun er gift og Dor i &orintb paa
Sun.
5trafS efter at 0b1ricb og bans
Ganilie bar fon1men BERTH, 1lute6e
6e Dem til Griritotis Merigbeb paa
ct. Men ba Sc ct Bar
Morstib oerefter flDtteoe uo til @un1=
bolot Barf / Nprbe6en of ct. Sins
gars Strife, bbor Hn1tor &irfeberg
oengang bar Hreit, lutte6e 6eiig til
Menigbe6en Ser, bbor 6e mi mart i
25 Mar bar 1taoet 1om trofolte Me6-
le1n1ner.
gre=fire Mar efter, at 6e bar fom-
men til Mmerifa, u6tog Mr. ObIricb
Batent paa en- 8anbage, iont iioen
bar gibet Samilien 2ebebrp6, og
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,,Branb" / Nh Dperiaftel}e.

On alD Oberiattelie at Sbiens
oran1atilfe Digt, Brand, De6 sci:
les Mcnanbcr Dotpior, er nDlig BE.
ben ubgtbet. Ser er mebgaaet %
Mor til bette Mrbeibe. Sbien IRltt
leln, mems ban en6nu lebebe, er
Del at Manllifriptet % al1toriierco1
0berfaftelien.
Mlle fulItueriife &rab ufortul
moa Scr. Domion oog bore en- zinr
0eles lang1on1 Oper1etter.