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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
Deal AND OTHERWISE

Book beer In bottles at Noto's.
|)tto Plagens of Kurten was In the
y today.
Ne weld cast iron and brass. Nun.
y 4 Moehlman.
:. II. Kendrick OF Ennis, Tex. was
10 today on business.
l. A. Myers went to Houston yes
day on a business trip.
T. McNew OF Hearne spent the
In Bryan on business.
'resh fish at all times. Phone No.
Mccullough a Hunicutt.
lev. Father J. u. Glelssner went to
arne yesterday for a short trip.
d. Taylor. a merchant OF Burle-
was In Bryan today on business.
q. Bishop. a prominent merchant
Caldwell. was here today on bust
s.
o. Walton OF Livingston. Polk
lnty, spent today In Bryan on bust.
s.
am L. Fannlng OF the Fannln ho-
Marlin, was In Bryan today on
mess.
II. Brinkley. n well-known citi.
OF Keith. was In Bryan on bust.
today.
resh oysters all the time in sea.
Call or phone No. 2. Mccullough
Iunicutt.
ounty Superintendent Il. r. VII.
hs visited the school at Kurten Of
lily today.
bhn NJ. Howard went to Hearne.
Tert and other points ON business
afternoon.
C. Lambert was here from
rne today on business with our
lesale merchants.
fesh country made sausage. Sau.
}. Sausage OF all kinds at McCul
a a Hunicutt market
ev. NJ. Z. Weaver. pastor OF the
[ Baptist Church. went TO Dallas
afternoon on business.
r. Becker a prosperous farmer Of
erson. was here today with a car
OF Bermuda hay for sale.
:. and Mrs. r. W. Howell have re
ed from Dallas. Mr.. Howell at
led the Fifth District Bankers
yentlon.
pal. veal. all the time veal at Nc
ough 4 Hunicutt market.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16

The ladies OF the Free Baptist
Church win give a tea Thursday aft.
ernoon from to ut the home OF
Mrs. Jim Edge.
Ladies'. now Is the time to buy your
laces while you can buy for less than
half price. See our price list. Edge
Dry Goods Company.
J. l.. Edge has returned from St
Louis and Chicago. where he has been
purchasing an up ~ date stock OF
spring and summer Goods.
Alder; W. wilkerson. cashier OF the
City National Bank. is spending the
day in Houston attending the first
district bankers meeting.
Fresh country sausage, celery. let.
tuee. spinach, eauliflower. radlshes.
turnips and fresh tomatoes at Hen.
sarling Mercantile Company.
+. II. AstIn, president Of the City
National Bank, iweDt>to Houston yes
terday at.eTnoow>to attend a meeting
OF the bankers OF the first district.
Ed Hall. president OF the First State
Bank and Trust Company. spent today
In Houston attending a meeting OF the
bankers OF the first district.
Major l.. L. McInnis, vice president
OF the City National Bank. is circulat.
ing among the bankers In Houston to-
day at the first district bankers meet.
Ing.
Buy laces now while they are cheap.
II you are going to need any in the
next twelve months Il win pay you to
buy Thursday and Friday. Edge Dry
Goods Company.
We have Just received car Yellow
Dent. White Wonder. Silvermlne.
Hickory King and all other varieties
OF seed corn. All this corn has been
thoroughly tested. Look our line over
before buying. Forrest Jones Co.
II You cannot get what seeds you
wish. write us and we may he able to
supply you at reasonable rates Tell
us your seed wants as well As Farmo.
germ. Ellagene Farm. Aldine. Tex.
T. s. Hill and wife of Mlllican were
In the city toby. Mr.. Hills one OF
the largest plantation owners Of that
section and also owns considerable
property ut Blooming Grove Navarro
County. and Milford. Ellis County.
II does not matter whether you
plant a garden or field on rich or poor
land. II pays TO use Farmogerm with or
without fertilizer Try Il and see for
yourself Particulars free. Ellagene
Farm. Aldine. Tex.
Tyler Haswell has returned from a
short visit, to Tyler and whs accom-
panied home by his mother, Mrs
Susan HaswelL Mrs. Hasweif's many
old friends here with whom she lived
for many years. are always glad when
she visits Bryan.
II you grow peas, beans. peanuts
and other legumes In a garden or field
on rich or poor land. by all means
use Farmogerm for best results IL Il
cheap and certain. Literature free
Ellagene Farm. Aldine. Tex.
I have for rent at a reasonable
price one and one-quarter miles wes'
OF Bryan on the Brazos bottom road
4e acres Of good pasture land. with
plenty OF water Part OF land In cul
tivation. Apply to Mrs. Rhoda Battey
Box lss. Hearne. Tex.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
X. or p. MEETING.

The Knights Of Pythias held very
interesting meeting at their hall last
night A number OF addresses we're
made by local Knights for the good Of
the order. A large attendance Of the
membership was present and all we're
enthusiastic as to the future inter.
ests OF the order.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
U. S. Weather Bureau
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST
office, Dunn q Daily Bids-
Phone ~
TO THE RURAL TEACHERS
or sRAzos COUNTY.

Some teachers suggest that the
rules Of the spelling contest be
changed in regard TO grouping grades
The committee accordingly changed
them to read: There shall be a con-
test in each grade first grade In
cluded. and one In the high school
Two pupils may enter each contest
from each school This viii enable
schools doing high school work to en-
ter sixteen pupils.
y. A. TEMPLEToN.
A. d. FORD.
J. u. BATs0N,
Committee
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
HEAVY CIVIL DOCKET.

District court convnes on Monday.
March 6. District Clerk Barron and
Sheriff Num- are hard at work filing
and serving papers and otherwise get.
ting ready for a busy term. There
will be a considerable amount OF civil
business. but the criminal docket will
he light.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
METHODIST PRAYER MEETING.

The mid-week prayer meeting will
be held at the Methodist Church to.
night at 1880. Rev. Tally gives a most
cordial Invitation to all to attend. and
especially urges that the member.
ship OF the church attend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
coNvIcTs STILL At LARGE.

The four convicts who escaped from
the Rogers state farm at Allenfarm
the first Of last week. have so war
eluded the officers and escaped cap
ture. although the officers everywhere
have been on the alert.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PRAYER SERVICE.

The regular mid.week prayer serv.
ices will be held at the Christian
Church tonight at 1870. Subject.
Facing Temptation" from the fourth
chapter OF ST. Mathew. The public is
given a most cordial invitation to at
tend these services and hear this vital
and important subject discussed.
J. C. WEIGH. Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
NINE. aRAvIlLER, BEAUTY
culTunlSI OF

NEW YORK win demonstrate for a lin
tied time her own remedies. How to keep
,oung at your home by appointment to re-
tain youth and beauty to the impoverished
skin celebrating wrinkles and blackheads.
Free massage TO teach how TO apply with
purchase OF goods. PHONE 2t2
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
FOR RENT.

Five.room house, with bath. water.
lights and sewerage. two blocks Of
car line. near my residence. See or
phone v. II. Hudson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
UGH! ACID STOMACH,
SOURNESS. HEARTBURN.
GAS Or INDIGESTION
TIL, moment 'Pape's piapepsin'
reaches the stomach all
distress goes.

DO some food YOU eat MT back
tastc good. but work badly tcriuDut
INTO stubborn Jumps ana .ausc q tiCk
+oins sessg so,hsch: WOW Mr. or Mrs.
DySpcptic. Jut tais down Pdp'- nIa-
D. p-lu dlfcsts everything lctNiar
nothing to sou and upset YOU Their,
lcs,r was nuN.hius so safely IAicH. poo
.cftqIuly effective. $50 difference how
badly your stomach i- di-ori,r,d SON
VIII ret happy relief lu ave minutes
but what pl0ascs 10 most that Do
Etreusthcus ANA regulate your STONE
ach 80 you can cat YOU futori,e iuuds
without fear
Most remedies give Nuu rcliot some
t'wos-thcy are slow. but not sure
'papo, D%ilpcpsin' .s quicN. positive
aui puts your stomach la a healthy
condition SO the misery won't come
back.
You frol different az soon a. "Ptpo's
p~iaprpsi1' comes 10 contact with the
stomach distress just Varirh-. OLA
stomach Gets sweet. uo Rne,. nr ''.'h-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
>TEili RAILS.

" OUR cars of steel rails hay" Just
been ordered for use ~ Alba.
q guerquo 4, s not a v'fN large
order. IS orders for steel rails goo.
but IL IS relatively If the very fore
most importance \ ,ommnn ty that
is buying steel rails Is AWAY. a srow-
ing. prosperous community Thorc is
no exception to this rule
This particular order for steel rails
great advancement for uuc Of
the states most important institutions
the University of Sew Mexico. %
the opening oi an entire new
residence district and MS speedy ~
building
Meaning these things. this order
tor steel rails means growth for this
city and growth means inevitably
more orders for steel rails ard more
d"Nclupmctt and expansion
It h. interesting 10 paus, ava work
out the real .!gnihoanccs Of Gunner
CiHl news items like this s,ocl raj
order. items of a KIND which have
been appearing In the Herald with
gratifying frequency Of late.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
JONES IS APPOINTED
STUDEBAKER RETAIL
SALES MANAGER HERE

Harry Jon,-, for 70 number of years
connected with the safe oi lul.hs ia
Roswell and recently with ttc Cuda-
bac compau. selling D1d-,s and
Bucks. has scycto1 utH % noctiou
with h company and has been APE
pointed retail sales muu1ter ut the
Studchakcr agcnCy of This ,it5. La
sponkiug of Mr. 1outg. Ar Iarncf
of thc studebakcr COMPANY. aid
"a have observed Nm. Jpuc- mcth-
ODDS tor sonc tnnc Past ami believe
him t. be- ono OF tho rrst instructed
statesmen 900 the state ~ Iunv b.
OF "a quiet. uunssumins deposition
and when ~, uilks 10 is straight from
tho shuuldcr when ho mtN. 70
statement YOU can RELY or DO. This
is the type ct salesman tne Studc-
baker corporation be- luokinr for and
/ AIN particularly ~grttfiod with The
addition tp our salc- force o., All.
Jones
Tn, appointment of Mr don 81. takes
cnctt immediately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

& AINT LOUIS b. engaged ia a bitter
neht with itFclf as go who induced
- President Wilson To visit the city.
II the president holurs Sew McNicu
.fhr Vii Doe perfectly willlng to-
share the credit for it with the pres
ldcnt himself.
OUR FAIR CITY might 30 better IL
the city government would Quit pull
ing of "coups' on itscIf md teud to
some city business.
d
ADVOCATES % "a swallow nh
dance for the cattlomoT Should also
arrange for q mutton chop butler go
buttlc and pild.d foo;mcn to serve
tea Cowmcn are stlcklcrs for thos,
things.
o
THE FACT that being cha rmau o..
the Democratic state committee near
Is always lcad8 To "a good rcmunera-
tive Job should not lcsscu tho supply
OF available material
-
WHAT HAS become of thc u.d rnsh-
iou,4 maI who ALWAYS observed
Ground Hog Day with appropriate
COW crHltlordl C'icutuul.-
0
THE ROAD ia front o' the A.nu-
uucrqur Federal building is iu scriou.
need Of dragging. Farmer along the
route should get busy when % thaNs.
RUNNING u j.tnoy when and where
,ou want 10 rul 10 is JOY riding. Run
Ming Il jitncy IN M iwiutcr On anne aud
CA, root. .a woy. jos riding aId
worS don't mix worth q jita'}.
TT ~ About TIME for tho Indies
to sail, form wrapped In turs. nau-
uc's aud pearl ear buttons. to Inspect
the sprius displays.
g
THREE HOUSING CHEERS r. has
pccn demonstrate that there I- some
Sood use Tor 81 vice president uf no,
United Stttc- See congressional i,c-
ord . 1915
~ OTHER WORDS. wo are just ten
million doiiats worth less sorry about
tho Colombian IurIdent than We
thought Wo were. Time alNays sottons
grief but not often ten millions worth.
o
sun Diego ISOLATED,
Arkansas tilOtt
Portland. Gre. b.ockadcd
Flood. ,t Davenport
Even chronic bolly1chors
SURELY must agree
Albuquerque weather makers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

political lines. NhutcVcr are the
causes / VIII not attempt tu sn, but I
do thin, that in DlN matters politics
shcuii not enter. Tho cItN taxpayer.
who pays the heaviCs. taxes I'M the
state according 20 his yaluatiou should
Insist GA "a non-pdlt.c,l business nan
agemcnt. True, as SOME say we AVE
now 90 business mans council aud of
The min we have four merchants
three mechanics, ONE professional
man The mayor also could be class
ed 1a 60 business ma1. Aud stll thC
seem 20 be divided politically.
Tho question ar cs; what are we
going e. DO about ~ The best course
TO pursuc would Dr., fdr TIC people to
gather AT the sch"ol houses in each
ward there sign q memorial Co the
mayor and counc condemulus politics
tn the cli, 3 ih~linistratiuu. This
would appl, to tho fouI holi-o.o r ole
Gcincn Also the people might, IN
mass mcpt.ns. pass resolutions con-
d,tuuing pol ti,s TOR the benefit of the
coming city clociidn aud whom uom.-
mated see 90 it that these candidates
sign them ID they cxpec, To- get .hc
vote OF tho people. Tho present situa-
ton is largely The pcopl" oNu itllt
for NOT taking the matter boz their own
hands and clcc,Ing tho aldermen and
mayor without protest or advice by
tn" political body whom they repre-
sent Let ts have the meetings au'
adopt "a now liac of procedure 90 me
m~anagcmcHt ui our eli. Affairs. I feel
suir the chool noard viii grant as the
ff.. tH Flh. 10 I.AH. kAlA s.tNl Ef4Yf ia,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
ELKS GET TOGETHER
AND TALK FINANCE

The s,f-'Ha.Ih rr diuHcr OFF fro Elks
last night brought out mot, tla 800
member eft the lodge. tlf uuturos
and plans Tor the big bazaar la March
were discussed
Tho Elbs were not busted Exalted
Ruler George craig said bat they were
not hush steady boosting wa needed.
John L"" clarke. chalrmlI o' the
building committee, read nsur'e show
ing what money had been raised and
how ~ had been spent Th' u,c'.-
s.ty ot raising another S'ono W the
uua,u.a'. future 10 pay ul pressing
Indebtedness was shown.
NJ b. Hickey, Isaac Bar'h Rabbi
Bergman ana VI. l.. stern altp spoke.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
WANTS COMMISSION
FORM CAMPAIGN AND
CITY CIVIL SERVICE

Eoltur Evouius H'raid
Reading between the lines m your
editorials { fhInb ( see r. leaning to-
war % cuWH .h form ~ rurycru
mcnt 'ur Albuquerque think oi
the best tu.us Auu could uo fnr the
city would Up to campaign tor this
Increment champion o. au' pat il
over
Il would p, impossible Co - a
worse municipal government man we
have AT pr...It.
Aud when wr have the commission
form. let Boz oitil -rI.i.r lot ,Iis
employees 1loug with u hud eliminate
the pie rouut,r struggle Wi,h have
characterized thc op"uiur weeks cot
each cit, COMMUNICATION What We
want is % business adminisi ltiuu of
citS affairs WoH get il when We SO
about ,h"n#Ius uur city officials I'm a
husiness-uk, manner nom the h.ah-
.c-t tu tho lowest
- -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
The skin and Not the Hood

Inil recently u has been q gen
orally accepted theory that eczema VAS
n disease of he blood. S,iontinp
inye,iigatiuus have taught us that
eczema b. positN ely a skin disease and
durable through the skin alone. Mori.
tOl Eczcma Remedy is applied direct
Is 10 the diseased skin Do not DELAY
'rvInF Moritol Eczema Remedy Prices
50c and s1.o0. Otwell Drug CO.. Joe
cal agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

There be- no better Investment than
a mtg cent piece boz Cd bottle or No,
ltoI Linlmcnt. Mus uiur aud rh-u-
mat, pains. dwellings. .amouc1s and
soreness OF m, muscles am, promptly
relieved. Mortul White I4nimcnt is
especially recommended ar IL genera.
pain killer OF unusual merit. Prices
Csc, ,0c. Sl.Uu. dwell Drug Co. local
agolcy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

san,a 81. y. n. Feb. J-Thc IN
IA 20 g caused a good deal of mis-
ctS among the poor OF the city ana
appeals for ala are hcing ~pado by
tAc relief committee OF the Wom1n's
Hoard OF Trade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
MOPTUARY
I'unoraI of Nr. Mcdonald.

Fuuc'll services for e. A. Mrpon-
ali. who died last saturday. were heid
az 800 o'rioc. this morning 40 Thomas
r~l1komuro's chapel. Rev. u"gh 4.
Cooper oiiolatiug. The bod, lay iu
stat, al the chapel until noon. q was
shipped this afternoon Burial viii Dee
at BassWood Manitoba. Canada Tho
sister. who arrived Yesterday from
california. and the widow utl econ -
pany the body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

ing, no -eructatous OF u%ndigcsted rood
YOU head cleprs Ii you feet mo.
Go now. make the best Investment
@ ever made. by getting a large
nfty-ccnt case Of papes p%iapcpsin
tom any drug store. You realize in
i've minutes how needless Il Us TO suf-
icr from indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
IN STEP WITH MODERN
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

Santa re, Fob. 3@Judgo r. g. AZ.
bott ut the district court yesterday
granted l divorce to Mrs - s. Em-
bicm. Desortion was the basis ct the
complaint. Emblem II a local garage
man,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03

Phone .. Req Barn. -il west Cop
per. for first CI-ss livery W l.
Trimble y ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-03
|COLOC
By the
Second Fiddle.

G ANT LOUIS H. engaged la u bitter
night with itFolf as to who induced
- President Wilson To- visit the city.
II the president houuts Sew McNicu
thr fni-lf vii Doe perfectly willing to
share tho credit for it with the pres
idcnt himself.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04


Sien1ntet grunbto,te, feIp ton fao
Enogd goot ito al at bore lne6 %
.fmn blibe til @Ieoe, % lite til
! Siemnet, ct Oct ct giIfaar,
at DC anerfien6er SiemmH for,
bpno BET m: 6nnf % friHite11t. 8iI
DC bione ON, at 6eres 5bn er bebre
tt1tbel, lao benz bibne. Men De
bgr life. prbpe pad at h1Ibfa1te SUI
Srber. 2igeiom De, Ser afbiger
fro Aan6e1 ! en- Samilies Siem,
bog mao labe Wano % &uitr11 !
&iemmet raa6e, 1aaIe6es maa ! ct
ltngoomSbjem Ben Mano, fo1n bet er
reiit til at tiere, life ufattes pau
Gen ,noa finbe lit n6trpf
| @jemmets bagltge 2ib, % sen maa
| &gjiGbet at Sen eller 6e,
Scr leoer Siemmet ST fltnre gipre
bette % iamti6ig bore friiin6et %
beniDnSful6 oberfor ollie alborlige
ltnge meb afptgenbe Meninger
BET er Den betp6ningsfuloe % bn11=
Dpgabe / ct l1ngbomsbiem.
81. 8objerg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
IT Mt1Dhnn1aljrm.

Som. set 1igger. Napnet, ifoI ct
l1ngoomsbiem bore ct @iem, fife
nle1re ct stcb, bDor MO fan ipiie
% fobe, bbile Jig | fin SSritio og /
andre &enieen0er faa 2ibets &rab
til lege1nltgt @elpnre ti~lfreos1tillef.
st Stem or 11oget mere Set bnr ct
9reg; en- Mon0 raa6er / set, og
Denne Manb i9tter 8rGget paa bet.
80 mob1ate Mmoer eller Man6sret=
11inger fon life begge raa6e / 2ieu=
met.
Ddtc betpoer bog iffe> at ollie
! 9ien1met iful bore e1rige ON alt
m,1ligt = langt fra. Sc for1!.elli=
ge Mennelfer / ct @iem far ro4re
bejit uenige ON mango cling. 0e
Ton enOog babe forifielltg Sro, ia
ct ellers troer10e Stem fan fin0es
+. gfs. en-. Sgn eIler 9atter TOM
life er troenbe. @lIer en enfelt tro=
enoe Tan finbes / ct .ba11tro &iem.
s. begge Gilfel6e fan Der tro6s
Mo6I9tningen bog bore 6reo %
goo Goritnnelfe. Seq tenfer life Der
pao @lpbbeoens og 2igegDloigbeoens
Bre6. Sra begge 5i6er fan mon
go6t ipge at oberbebiie binnn6en %
bragg binon6en ODER til fig, men
me6 ful6 Mgtelie for Wo6partenS
nrlige Sberbeoisning.
Naar Sorboloet fan bore faule=
Des i ct 9iem, at Der baa0e er en-
Mob1etning til Stebe % BOG font
tioig goo Sorltaaelie, 90 fommer BET
at to Iing. 6or BET fprite er 8lo=
bets 8omo iterh. Sen in6bDroes
aierligbco mellem Goral0re %
Bprn og mellm 5pifen0e fan boil
Sc til meget, iom piibe ifine Men-
neffer as, Ser life ct iaa nar for
bun0ne. 6or oct anoet bill / ct
@iem set, fom Man6 % &nitrl
boIoer poo giDe Sjemmd bets
8reg. Set er Man6e1r- % 9onen |
!Sierma, % De, ION afpiger Der
fra, bill allgebel reipeftere oct iom
set berifen6e. Sc bill life prebe pua
at iette fig ielp til Spibor6s" og
tage 5tprd i &iem1net. S bbert
.6nD er oct neoperbigt for 6reoens
sog ben go6e S~orltnaelies 5fplb, at
i e filler fig ioaleoes: SIR $ lite
It oa brDoer DC Jreom. Mano#og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

&s4
8nlobrpllup, Mr. % Mrs. g.
anbericrl 22oS elliott Mpe., feire-
oe 5re0oge, Sen 90. Sanuar 6eres
sGl1lbbrDllnp o1ngtbet al en- talrig
&re5s at SlRgt % ge11er, Ser TOM
for at lpfprife 8r1bepmret. Ser
bor molten iaa mango im 9u1et
fl1noe r1,ntne, lGrlig par nngbom=
men ltprH rcprnlalteref. 8Ianbt sc
mango im11ffe GoDer, Der brogtes til
8~r11oeparret, bar pgiaa eli 1tor Bo1,=
eqnet &oler fra 6oreni11gen Dania,
bpor Mr. Mn0erfen bar bnret Meo-
lem / mango Mar.
Mr. % Mrs. M,10erfa1, ser CT
*benbol0sbis y. % 20 Mor, bprer
beres Mlocr ,1mao0elig gobt, %
bar BET life for De bofsrre 8grn %
1tore 8ernebpr11, 6 / Eallet, biloe
man tro Dent meget pngre.
Mr. Mnberien CT foot pno @prs-.
holm og Mrs. M1loerien TOM fra
&ongens ai%pbe1bunn, % begge bar
De- til. 8ro6s for, at set CT 46 Mor
fiben oe forloo Danmorf, beparet Ell
1lroffeig &iGrligbe1 til 6eres 6p6e=
la1o, ierlig er. Mers. Mnoerien 1aa
segte 6onlf, al man f11nbe 'tro bun
lige bar fommt beroper, % Set en-
en- Tornaielie nt fornnre i Set gjplt-
frie 9jem, bbor man ditto er liiffffer
pna at bore nelfonmen. Mnberlens.
bnr 5 m,lepenoe @grn: Mrs. Col
berg, Ser CT @nfe % Dor Dos Gor<
rlbre71e ium11ten meo fine to fli1fe
Born, Ell Datter % Sen, Der CT
observation-disclosures 5toltbeo % @le-
@6e.
Sen plolte 5pn 8illianL bar en-
betroet Shilling iom Srafic Mean-
ogcr for Mein11eapolis Sreibing
8orfs / @opfins, bbor BON Dor meo
fin 6on1ilie. 8alSe1nar Mnberien CT
a111ot bb @a1bburn Crosby Ddll=
ing 60. ber / 8per og er bo1ot !
Minneapolis.
Msr: M11oerie,, Ser tro6s lin Ml-
ser enbnu 1to6ig drbejoer peo @e11-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
Minneopolis, Minn.
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