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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-28

Some folks when seeking infor-
nation, use a contradictory form
of interrogation. Take for ex-
ample: you don't know when
the next train goes, do your" AS
the Quaker said: Friend, first
thee telleth a lie, and then thee
asketh question"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hunter, of
BoWen's Mill, were visitors here
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
FIGHTING BOOZE
WITH INJUNCTION.
The Cities are Going After The
BOotleggers With Vengeance.

Columbia, Mo-, April 11.-Within
thirty minutes after the organization
of the new Council last night, City
Attorney Starrett arose and ad-
dressed that body on the matter of
filing injunctions against express
companies to stop all liquor ship
ments into Columbia.
The Mayor and City Attorney were
unanimously authorized to file papers
Immediately in the Circuit Court
asking that express companies be en-
joined from delivering liquor ship
ments here.
A number of the counties of Mis-
souri, have taken this same action.
Will Mexico fall into line?
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
Mrs. VIM. Cochran.

Mrs. Matte G. Peltzer of Kansas
City is coming to Mexico for a court
trial. She is suing an accident in
surance company for $4,000, who
gave an accident policy on the life
of her husband. The husband, last
September fell from a high window
and his death resulted. The trial
will come up here at the June term
of Circuit Court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
Dry & SappingtOn
MEXICO, MO.
In The Potts Building. East Side.
Both Phones.
POWELL FORD.

Mr.. McMurtry has been suffering
with an abscess of the throat. It
broke Sunday morning and he is now
very much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Robertson and
family were the guests of Mr.. Rober-
sons parents of Molino Sunday.
VIM. Mason has purchased pony
cart for his children.
Milford Berry traded one OF his
driving horses to Earl Carter last
week for two cows,
Miss Lucy Lewis will close her
term Of sahoo! at Carter Friday, Miss
Ruth Cook closed her school at Fish
er last Friday and Miss Mabel Cook
will close her school at Molino Fri
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
BOOSTER STORE CONTEST.
10000 Votes to Friend of Person
Who Writes the Greatest Number
of Words ON u Post Card.

E. E. Cantrell, South Side Hard
ware. The Booster Store, has his post
card contest Saturday. the 18th.
There is great rivalry as to who
can write the Firm name the most
times on post card. The lucky one
gets a dinner set and gives a ten
thousand booster vote to his faVorite
candidate in the booster contest that
closes in July. The ladies who are
contesting for the piano are: Miss
Annalee Cobb. Margaret Selb. Ruth
Davis, Edith Lambert. Frances Quis-
enberry, Amelia LeibengOod, Pauline
Harrelson, Louise Givens, Ethel Mar
shall, Helen Hildebran, Nora Bell Nc
Donald, Edna Reeds, Mrs. Lille Ed
wards. Mrs. Floy Mosely, Mrs. Ivy
Moss. Mrs. Clarence Adams, Mrs.
Chas. Riggs, Mrs. Elsie Crosswhite,
Mrs. Eugene Kent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

plants in the windows, and those
things that go to make a luxurious
rest place for these tired women who
dwell there.
The meeting gave an uplift and in
spiration to all in attendance. We
tho not members are proud of the
Circle here that has scattered flow
ers all about our community, to sick,
and to those who mourn. Favorable
should be made of Cora Fo-
ley Thompson, the secretary, who has
stood firm thru evil as well as thru
good report" and whose door is ever
ajar to all in trouble of mind, body
or estate.
Mrs. VIM. Cochran.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
Offers $500 To
Electric Railway
To Extend Their Line South Toward
Columbia-A Distance of Twelve
Miles.

The Mexico Commercial Club has
gone on record as favoring giving
the Traction Company $500 to as
sist in building their line from Mex
leo IL miles to the southwest-tow-
ard Columbia. 1t would then be up
to Columbia to take the line on into
that bailawick.
The Club is pushing the plans for
Clean-Up-Week in Mexico. The street
department will be asked to haul
away the refuse collected in con e.
nient places.
The improvements of the BouIe-
ward were discussed. Grading and oil
ing will cost IL cents a foot. There
are to be two roadways 20 feet wide
and central parking Is feet wide.
Next Saturday was fixed as Stallion
Day in Mexico. Bring hither your
fine horses.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
Work Shirts, 30, 45 and soc.
THE ENTERPRISE STORE.

There is a very interesting revival
meeting on at the Mexico Methodist
church. The pastor, Rev. S.W. .Hayne,
is assisted by Rev. c. S. Rennison of
Glasgow. Rev. Rennison leads large
Choir. There is a 3O-minute song
service preceding the evening sermon.
Both a morning and an afternoon SER
vice will be held during the two
weeks service. Try to attend.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
Underwear of all kinds.
THE ENTERPRISE STORE.
To The Audrain County Voters:

To The Audrain County Voters:
had thought that l would devote
all my time to my law business, but
from all over the county / have re-
.ceived requests to again run for
Representative. They feel that by
reason of my service of two terms
will be in better position to intel,
ligently serve the county. So many
of my constituents have urged me to
become a candidate, and the demand
seems to be general and sincere, that
I have decided to again file as a can
didate for the Democratic nomina-
tion in Audrain County, Missouri,
and in the near future will make my
official announcement thru the pa
pers of the county.
Yours Truly,
E. A. SHANNON.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

VIM. P. Settle and two sons, Rob-
ert and Mitchell, of Cecil, Mo-, re-
turned home yesterday after a pleas
ant visit to Mr. Settles parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Settle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
CAR AFTER CAR

Cars of Hardware, Implements,
Woven Wire, Nails, ETC., have
been arriving almost daily and
we are ready to take care of all
your wants.
Peerless Poultry Fence,heavy,
turns stock as well as chickens,
rabbits and cats, price right. A
car of Field Fence now in base
ment ready for your wagons.
Nothing is more convenient than
good fences and nothing inereas-
es the value of your farm more.
The great old Blackhawk Corn
planter, a favOrite with every
farmer that knows it, is ready
for your field. Best Ever gang
plOws, and sullEies, Osborne disk
harrOws, peg-tooth harrows, disk
cultivators, in fact, everything
you will need is here for your i'm
spection and consideration.
Don't forget us for Oil Cook
Stoves, RefrigeratOrs, Ice Cream
Freezers, Rubber Hose, Water
Coolers and everything in the
line of seasOnabIe goods.
We will be glad TO see you and
will treat you right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
MEXICO CAMP NJ. w. A.

Had a fine meeting Tuesday night
and good attendance. The Lodge
passed on 12 new applications for
membership.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Joseph Springer has returned from
a business trip to Keokuk, Iowa. He
was present when the great Scoville
meetings closed in that city. There
were 1922 Trail Hitters. The peo-
pie of Keokuk gave Scoville near
$4,5 500 as a thank offering.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

just received a new lot OF Cent?
meri Kid Gloves. First come, first
served. We fit them.
RICKETTS, & EAIMONS ID. G. co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

There are two new cases of scar
let fever in Mexico, Miss Jesse and
Miss Mamie Weidler. Both are un-
der strict quarantine.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Householder & Son had 21 head
of 1863 pound steers on the St. Louis
market a few days ago which they
sold at $500. They had the cattle
on feed little over four months.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Millie Archer, eight years old,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Archer, was operated on for appendi-
cltis at the Mexico Hospital recently.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Now is the time to dip your hogs
and sheep. 1t pays big. We keep
the best.
s. p. ENTMONs WOOL co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Measles in the family of Henry
Fisher and Ralph Adams, Molino.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
E. A. SHANNON.

Hats in endless variety at Mrs.
All styles and all coIors.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Born, on the Sth inst, to Mr.. and
RS. Ralph Doby4s, daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

American Lady cOrsets in the
newest Shapes.
RICKETTS, & EMMONS d. G. co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13
EASTER DISPLAY

The Vogue.
Successor to Miss Rosamond.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-04-13

Easter Candies and Novelties.
THE ENTERPRISE STORE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-08-03
WILL NY CHILD TGG Dr. uss'S NEW
DISC0YEHY7

Tue best answer Is Dr.. Kings New
Discovery itself. It's "a pleasant sweet
syrup, easy to take. It Contains the
medicines which years OF experience
have proven beat for Coughs and Colds
those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery longest are its best friends.
Besides every bottle is guaranteed. II
you don't get satisfaction you get your
money back. Buy q bottle, use as di-
reeted. Keep what is left for Cough
and Cold insurance.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-08-03
OKLAHOMA CITY LIGHTS UP.

Friday night ot last week Oklahoma
City opened up her white Way"
Eighty-four 400 candle-power lights
we're placed at the most efficient points
along Main Street from Broadway to
Harvey, and placed there to remain
permanently. On the opening night a
celebration was held, more than thirty
thousand people witnessing the parade
and other features. Probably all The
Herald readers saw the story in one Of
the daily papers. but il Is not the news
interest Of it we wish to stress. The
point OF interest to all oklahoms ne lies
back of the story in the civic pride and
enterprise which conceived the project
and carried Il to q successful fulfill
ment
Oklahoma City iss city. and hence.
towns the SIZE OF Beaver are not in her
class, but the same kind OF enterprise
and civic pride should exist here az
there, the difference being not in kind
but in degree.
There Is probably not q city in the
United States that owes her greatness
to this same spirit-the spirit that
makes boosters of every inhabitant- =
to any greater extent than does Okla
homa City. As q parallel. there are
very few towns in Beavers class that
owe their prosperity to the enterprise
and civic spirit OF their citizens to any
greater degree than Beaver. There
have been times vhen il seemed to the
casual observer that Oklahoma City
was going back; times when 1t seemed
that combinations and circumstances
would stunt her growth and destroy
her prospects, Of becoming q great city.
She had her booms, followed by de-
preston, from whose slough it seemed
that she could never escape. There
are places in the state that, at certain
times, seemed to have better natural
advantages for becoming a city than
she. The ship OF her prosperity might
easily have become wrecked upon these
reefs OF adverse conditions, and proDa.
bly, would have been had it not been
for the courage and perseverance OF
the crew.
The right spirit prevailed among the
citizenship and competent, bold lead.
era arose at the time OF her crises. and
Oklahoma City came back" Every
man and woman became boosters not
only In name. but in reality. And to,
day her prosperity is stable aud seeur,
Tor al time.
One OF the meat important princi
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-08-03

plss that vas ea5ceieed and carried
out ~ss that only through the pros
perisy OF the entire state sould the
prosperity Of the capitol bs assured
Its newspapers, notably the Oklaho-
man. have boosted for each part Of the
atste and for the state A. . whole.
They made the entire population
friends Of Oklahoma City, assisted bJ
the business firms. Who can estimate
the value Of friendship
Beaver has had her struggle, also
None but those who we're in the fore
front Of the battle know the difficulties
and the discUuragsmenis that came to
them during the Sight for a means Of
quick communication with the rest Of
the state. Had Beaver not possessed =
citizenship permeated with grit and
determination. our present prosperity
and prospects Of future prosperity,
could never have been realized
And in 4 town or city, a Village or
hamlet, whatever its si1e. where the
spirit Of civic pride is alive and mill
tant. there must necessarily be a
growth and trend toward better
things, Once this spirit has been
aroused, az it has been in Beaver, it
will never die, but be the stronger "a
time passes and bigger and better
things ATTEMPTED
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Gina arog e. Sgb.

Ms.E-.ET xEG.H.- e#HH#-.
5rbfen Gina aroa digit Sen I'll
Mprtl beo Deoen efter nogen Chs
l5peoam> naitm So Mar gaumel.
Oct Ct ct 2ib / Scamp % Mrbcjoe,
1om Der CT ofiluttet. Wen Cine
&rog boboe SEN 2pffe at ppre meo
lite bare / &otnpe1r, men / 5ejren.
0g benbeS 2ibs Mrbejoe er life
enbt meo ben6es 800, set leper Di-
oere. pngre @cncrotioner al nor
tie &binber. .s
5ioen @ino aroa fpritc Sang
traaote frem / ~glpt Ii0slfrift" /
1884 meo lin Nrtifcl vOm RpinDe=
iogens l@obifling oq npr1nelte OPP
gaper"> bar ollie 9c16es rige Gpner
og &rpftcr nnrct pict Mrbeioet for
at lfaffe nprife &binoer SEN rette.
&laos i Somfur,0ct. SUN fprte Gu
milla Collects Go1fcr us / set pratt
tiife 2i6 o9 pirfcoc / 6frift Ga !.
Sale petfenoc oa onlporcaroe paa
ltepie ltprrc areoie.
Trpfen aroa blcp. ur,ocr ltor
9cltagel1e bcgropct pou Stateng
Befoltnil1g.
90
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Mpneri / &plbinq.

Gn Scr11boneorbG0cr por paa
/ &oloing, bpor bon trof ct
Eor 8efjen0te poo 8a11cgoorocn.
par npget onlpbnc olle tire, og
otter at oe forgjepcs bob6c fpripgt
at foo Spiritl1s, gift Sc rcD poo
5opnen, bpor Sc to &cnl1cr tit
SernboncorbejOercn inO / ct Hof=
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&rpner % f%oriponot. 5pnong Mt=
ten fog Eolitiet 0em / en- 8epert=
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bar BOG enonu / &ebplb.
Gen enc al &pperne bor / 6plgc
u&oloing 5olfebloo" tilitaaet> oc1,
on0el1 pmner Zig libt peo Set, for
ban rltaar til" flere Mors. Scribe
6ringsbus.
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sir b~cbagelig NfbcnDttclie for Sppe.

Sill behagelig Nfbenbttelie for Spbe.
uGer" forteller / uGpnS 81
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lfol set forltoocs."
$50, oislc Eoffcr CT til at ltjrlv
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gen GbpfploDc poo Sen Maobc, ut
hi CT ,,pbt til at cnbollcrc Nffolos=
brpnoc til Mun1orop. % hi for
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niol!"
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ct louoont ~Nhunbrop", bill bur
nnppc gjpre SnOiigcliC men lnli.
lenoc tnnfe Jig Sen lfl1ffcoc W}ine.
Ser lltpiplipmt pil fplgc, 11oor Oct
lpr1oigt crbpcrpcoc 5liffcri 0ipe1
Sen ny Gjer Splinter / @um11crl1c
- So = loobon fon MOI
uhrnnoc" Jig!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Gn n6pggelig Mmtpmubiltmr.

Ga &jebmonb Sans 2l1opigien
% @l<ru forleocn often peb bolb
|S=Iibu fom fjercn0c op as Iing=
ga0c / 5fipc, blcp 6prercl1 pll,ole=
Zig ro11t al Ct Sloebefir0enbe %
miltebe @erreOpmmet pber @pgnen.
Scr / lterf 6art fortiotte ben as
Mlgobc, ilirgrenOe ira Set enc 6or:
TOP til Set on0et. 6ru 2ubbig1en,
Der ldo nprrnclt beo &atter1, for
|iagte / 6elge uSfipc 6olfeblo6" al
|itan0ie Motoren; men oct lpffe0eS
|fdrlt iamtibig, mco, at Mutomobilet
for ino / en- itor 8lttifsruoc og
fnulte sen lnmt p6elag0e ollie So
rerne / 8inouet. Samtlige &asia=
'gerer Hap bel0igpis meo 5freffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Cube, Sfiue.

"Solltebro 3D." fprtuller:
Jor nogcl1 Sis lioen bpnote BET.
at Ell ing Mono n1c0 set fist mer-
feligc Nopn Grloc blep o,1lot loln
S%ernhoncclcp nneo Station / Torrn.
shr fon mon nnf iclp tn11fe fla
Den Sorbin0clic, Scr npilfoorIiot
opltoo al Mol1oers 9foun oq So
peel og 0o 0cnne Sou11neniutnina
blep Sernboncclencn list for broaef
at bpre poo, ipgtc bon To~rflnttel}e
til CIT n10eu Stotion.
Mcl1 poo Observation-Disclosures
bnr Der ct pittigt @opcoe, ser ppoo=
geoc @rl1n0en til Glepens 2b1t til
SDro11Orlng al 9ppul - ban baD-
De notl1rligDls life rpgipet Sen rig
tige @r1110 - % bon lprgcoe for
at Glcbcn blcp forflDttet til -
@fipe.
Sable Set life bnrct gait fir,
blep oct Set :1lt, og III burger Gle
ben efter Siqcnoe nugget al i'm Sri
t10 til at lc0c NoOncnc poo ollie
9onmorfs observation-disclosures igie1-
11en1 for at un0crioge, ON ban ne|te.
@ong, ban ipger 6urflpttelie, fu1r
rilitcre at fonllr1c ct 5tco ben, bpor
Observation-Disclosures blipcr cn6nu
bgrre = fpr ioo tpr bou ilet life
lpgc Sorflpttelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
&rt9ens tnnge 8nb.

Mttcr CT ct tl1ngt 8uo1fab font
met til bort Sogn, 1fripes til
~6lens6org Mbis" fra Nerre 81
gum. Hentier Gbon1os &isien pg
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nemlig forle6en 9og fra &ompag=
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5en, @oaroeier &eter Nis1en poo
29gumbjerg, Dor fal0cn. Set er
ct baor0t S1ag for bans gamle 6or=
Glore, ga Beter Nis1en por ene1te
8orn. Sort for &rigens l16br116
obertog ban fin 69orenegaaro; /
Suli 1915 inbfol6tes ban iom iffe=
uO0omet 2an01tormsmon6> pg tom
efter lin u0oannelie til &11slano,
bbor ban bar ngret 1toen. SON
blep go6t 80 Mar gammel. Me0 H.
Mis1en er otter en- al bort 5ogns
be6ite unge Meno gauet bort; ban
bab6e meo fin noble, aabne og ret
ffafne @arafter b11n6et fig mango
8enner, iom mi tillige meo bans
5orGlore, for bbem ban bar Ell
liGloen gob 5gn, 6bbt befloger
bans oft for tioliee 8ortgang. g.
Gislen bar light.
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Strn9ct tnoc / en- Strife.

6orrigc Spn0og por ser &prfir=
nation i 9bltcb Strife, fortpller
~&ejlc 6%nlfcbloo". l1nbcr CUBS
tjenci ten hlep eli Some ing og for
los al Sen @rrtn0 itn Nloos; bo
bum font til l10gongsbprcn, hor
bennc life til at foo pp. Sc Ser
fife iinbes mere chs sen el1e 0pr /
&irfcn, fpm flcre al SC / &irfcn til
ltcocpGrcnOc boonofolte Mnno Sen
ipgc Some til @jrlp, men ollc 6or=
ipg poo at tau 9bren op briitc0e
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oril1gcn, og BET bite Jig, at eli ono
l~fobst11l0 Ycrion bopoe 1tp11gct 81
rem pc0 at iette Ell ltor Ylnnfe for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Stgtcrcns 8raD.

Sjprnltjcrnc @jprnions @rop pao
&or Srellers Gropluno / &riitio=
mia 6ur in0til III fun nurct prpoet
al ct tort r1tnbt @lpm1 tcrbe0 meo
en- bpj 'Eoppcl bogpeo. Men 6ru
&orolinc @jpr11ion bor pn1fet, al
@roren if Ell, mere porig og bpjti=
oelig lloinpfl1ing, og n1ol1 CT Ser
for / SC iibite Gage begpnot at
rejie ct @ropn1ple, ser u0fpres /
rp0liae @ronitbloffc otter Gegnino
al 8jernions nnglte 9atter, SRI,
Dogr1p 5a11treol1. 0ropntplct bli,
Der ct acknowledgements Mnlpg, BE-
gr9niet fra tire Cider al en- neqet
Lab 5tenfont og me6 ct n6fol0et
Stag peo 6o0en at felipe 6orfo.
fogen.
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Mbcropmmcns @isoput.

N'SuuM- r\Sc9 eE
mi IS Nor golnl1cl, % min ST.
1tr11 er noglc 9(or ulrgre,~ lfriper
Wtr. Q. s. @eol>1no ira Eepin,
isis. "%i funoc fife mcact goot fla-
re rs l1Ocn 81. Ycters &1rrifo /
@uict. Seq bor uoonu olorio bapt
en- 2pge. Spis hi iffc Aor Set ria
tlg 9oot, to1cr III list &l1rifo on
blipcr mart irilfc ;ojcn. Mcocus Ri
bopeologclio bcltiller a1,rifo Tor os
1clp> 1nl9cr ri o9ioo l1pgct, lfignt
Den pl19rc Generation lp,1es ot trn-
fe, oct CT mere moOerne at tilfolDe
Ell 2rge pr. Iclcfpn."
Seje1 til CIT rolf oq rpriq Aloer-
bonn ligger / CT foriigtig 2cue1noaoe
og I at rettc poo Sc lu1oo }lrcael-
mesligbcocr / 5pitcu1ct, loo mart
DC bier Jig, pco @rllgcn al ct pad
lioeli1t ((rtcmioocl lpnr 81. Ecters
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Dem oirette ira 2%oborotorict. 5frib
til Sr. Ecter Tobr11cy & 5ons
3d. 1925 So. &opne M(pc.. Ghi-
cago, Sll.
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Gn 8detuing eleftrifteret.

S .Marbns Mmtstioenoe~ for
ga @aar0eier @ifeien / s(jltr11p
forlcben 6ormio6ag fom inb / lin
iaa ban en- So ligge til
lpneloocnoc 6p0 / lin 8aas, og ef=
terbaonocn iaa ban flere aeer pg
ltngfrcoturer falDc. SON tog oo
fat / Ben fgrlt falone &oes. Sale,
men fit berpeh ct ret ltprft cleftriif
5teb. san itpnote fig oerefter ms
/ &eltcltol6en og laa ser, at og1oo
&eltene folbt> men rejlte fig meb
gclpGr igjcn. 5on tilfolote balr
Soft % man ifpn0te fig at fao
0prene no at 5tal0ene; men Solf
fif UNDER bette Mrbei0e eleftriifc
5tpo bels fra Sor0cn og bels ira
@egge % 5tolper, iom Sc fom /
Serprt1lg neO.
Oct lDffcoes cnoelig at foa ulle
0prcnc uo, men cen al &9erne bar
lon lterft mcbtugen, at Sen ltrofs
|nlaottc Or9bes, % ct Gor &pier og
CIT Gprcfolo bar megct me0tagnc.
men Sc blcp Bog life llaoc0c ne0.
Mon m1togcr iffe> at SEN llogtco(
&oeS &ipo fon br11gcs til Mc1ncife.
|feoc.
gn Glcftrifcr % CIT 0prluge hler
ii1arclt t%ilfolOtc> men l1prmcrc Sp:
lDs11il1gcr ON @r11n0cn til llbcloti
lbuucs life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
StnbsiDg 3'bpmbreipillcr.

Gn Eoticnt, Scr 6prte til &iboro
Sinbsip1conitolt, men iinrn 1919
far opbolbt Jig / Ninfcl, CT / &i=
borg oniot til eli 5fut poo 105
&roncr % / Sirfel til SO &rpncr.
Set pe0toges / &iborg 8nrouos
1i0ltc Mpoc at 6cle Sfottcn mellcm
sc to &ou1n1l1l,cr. Sogcn gop i
Tplgc ~&ibprg 5tifts 6plfcbloo"
Mnlc0ning til en- lnngcre 6prbonn=
ling, unocr bpilfcl1 CncrlGge @eil(
oplplte, at Mo110cn CT CIT 11omprfc!
2'bpmbrcipillcr, lom life gpDt fr>1=
sc l110pUrc5 / Gi11fcl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Subn 2ie,

acknowledgement ct ops / en-
Nlber al 70 Mar.
Sobn Sic Dor / nogen Sis Son=
oelsbetjent. s 1862 gif ban us fra
&pitesei0 Seminar meo ll0mprfelle
o9 bar / 1877 pou Sagatln SoIfe=
bpjifole. Oilers Dor bon Mutobiooft.
&on bar / mango 5tpffcr en- Ori=
9lnol, ielp bar ban tegnet. lit 2ip /
Torfotterlerifonet iooleoes: Seq
bar prppet mongt slrbej0c, jog bar
lpo0b, op Mger> brutt 5ten> bugget
|Seo, tgmret, lneofret, jeg bnr gjort
|Ereifo % ifrepet &omaner, ipiffet
Sitter % 0igtet 5ange, iao fine
iom Sibrelo leifanoe million $40
NOR: San par en- Jolfeoigter, Tom
ifreD for Solicit % lebeSe blanot
Solicit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
9~lijfcoiact Glagteribircftpr.

Gircftpr &onicn Dcb Nnoelsllag=
tcrict / 2pg1tpr er otter 8ellutring
al N%citprclicn pg Mcprelcntontifo=
bet b(cne1 oflfcbigct. Murlogcn CT
at @onlen - lpm tibligcrc mcooelt
-bur bUffct opcr ct llnOcrif1 puo
10000 &rpncr, hcgooet al Sen. tib=
9ireftpr, Gircftpr 2ltcrgooro
/ @jprring.