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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-24
One Months Play
of Major League

Der of clubs as are shown by the ac-
companying figures.
In the National league the Brooklyn
club is leading the senior association
with batting average of .267 where
as a year ago the superbas We're
seventh with .243. Chicago, which was
first twelve months ago, is at pre-
sent in fifth place with .249 which
is about twenty points lower than in
1915. The Cubs also show falling
off in stolen bases for they pilfered
less than a third of the number that
they registered in the same period a
year ago. If the figures for the pre-
sent season can be relied upon there
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-24
SILVER GOING INTO
HIDING WITH GOLD
RAPIDLY BECOMING THE PRIME
CIRCULATING MEDIUM OF
THE WORLD

War has brought change in the
ratio between gold and silver used in
the arts and industries, says the Tele-
graph of Colorado Springs. For many
years, 81 per cent of the yellow metal
and 20 per cent of the white were
turned to these purposes, but the ext
gencies of strife have led to silver
coming more into favor for money
rather than for the things for which
1t was formerly employed. Its coin
age has passed the SO 100000 600 mark
as against $9,00O,OO0,0O0 for its sister
metal, but the gain appears to have
only begun. Silver is rapidly becom-
ing the prime circulating medium, as
so much gold has gone into hiding
since the outbreak of hostiities
abroad, and predictions are common
that this condition will continue long
after peace is declared. An added
cause for the demand for the metal
comes from a newly-developed ten
dency on the part of operators and the
masses to hoard it, as was done form
erly only with the yellow metal 1t
is said that large syndicates, like the
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has been considerably less activity on
the base lines to date than was the
case last season for the league average
in stolen bases in 1915 was "a to 81
for the first month Of this years race
play.
Among the American league clubs,
Washington has shown the greatest
improvement. The Nationals are hold
ing second place in team batting with
PA while year ago they were last
with .211. The Philadelphia Athletics
batting 249 In 1915 are last at pre-
sent with PIG. Cleveland, although
leading the league, is nine points be-
low the figures which gave here fourth
place at this time last spring. There
is not the marked difference in the
league average for stolen bases that
is apparent in the National league
for the records of 1915 show that the
eeight clubs had averaged 20 stolen
bases last season to rs for the first
month of the present race.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-24

Speaking of millionaires clubs. the
directors of munitions factories could
form an imposing organization. -Buf-
falo Courier.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-24
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, SO;
year ago, IS.
Lowest temperature last night, 30;
year ago, 46.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-24
ny Associated Pre.s.D


NEW YORK, May PA number of
notable changes are apparent in the
playing form of the major league clubs
at the close of the first month of the
remnant season when the records are
compared with those of year ago.
This is particularly true of the bat
ting averages Of the teams as well as
the speed on the bases. Some allow
ance must be made for the fact that
Indictment weather of the present
spring has been the cause of more
postponed games than was the case
In 1915 This feature, however. is
not sufficient to account for the radi-
cal changes in the standing OF a mum
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-24

Guggenheim interests, have place mil
lions in values in storage awaiting
better price, while other millions are
known to be finding their way into
the capacious nav of the family
stocking.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
8 to 35N Advance On
his Oil Stock June %

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sum,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

r0 lu,,sUr rrs rnWptII rnN COM.
'rnl, over ,l0 N0oi uru thousand acres
of lands and Eases .n ths rod oU and
sas holt These properties hs,c uesu
'lf.IulN selected rnt ar, we'll blocked
W'n m,rE dNs0.n. rop.rIr, r.,,nus
mi" twelve dirercr, OIL rourts, vr
have actual work. started .H fNsrf, one
rev wells four '1 sr,ru of rn..H should
h' completed uuH"r IHr r.Af fVu weeks.
Including .'..r' 'u fHr Hs.u ..H|.
Th. tumr,r. ua. Itr over tNo
hundred m.uirr aoua. ~ OIL ir these
different p'opsriie. and .s determined f0
rui into operation fHf wa.r n' fnHN
'n me-. Ann. 'ri tsar Them fnrs wH
iNs romr,r, production reaches 'v-ui.
'NuusbUd barrels ". ds,
o. controls or. rr'sf Hsts nf ,nrn
twelve Thousand acre, rnnhvssf ~ nr
r.N il'''d'ou uI pool nn fsuursH
urthrs. HnU.ruu- 'H,r iisas'rr lsr.
r,r To- hrUrs moved ir buH HuWur vHI
sfsfi ar or,a az our ,Nn.s io.aiuu uu
'.u property whore H rfeU rfuIu,rf .,H
N. rf ps ~ The iistN'HH NfIf cover.
'rN svfotge Huu d. HuW estimated 'u be-
worth ursFlN uuHff," off hlNHu HHHsfr
Also ihs tuWuE"N has iusi fertriI.
secured l'asr " u.1fN five Thousand
Hrrss tn tfrphrns tnurft. UII,huri.
sr1'fNl buUif'i prirs uf which ~. boz
'"' between fIUh uuul rs4f duncan
fU1 another uUN unNl NORTH NJ NrsNrg
iNHi 10 Hr,FInV'Ur enormous rHa NtWa
of e shallow depth Round GO hs Wa o.l
neal IWs 49,
r.ror,a 'rnmu.i u,r,r n,
iItf ','n sr.u.t rIuui fN..r mile.
aHUfI.1ff bio h.Hw HH. .tsff.I #
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N.INa vili bf .f|ffsi rf .Hrs pH uuf Na|
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rnrns .uunit
A NE hour 'Ns notice H ur'isr iH.
drills Hfu Doe iNr .HU .... ~ U.uIU.iu.
boz three different vrNa Of The iHrIe
sam un COMPANY
w W.tu,si,, June u.s. f.pr tp seven
r'e wells Doe d.nsffri districts shruid
hs completed euur uf them me certain
M b" n.N UnlH.'f. Hni Will Justify an
advance un ihs a'uUN Fum ir sN psr
cont NlI.h will 'WwUIfHfUN follow Vn
'r, advertised UU,. Hs anffH N.....
lhir 'rWpHr. b. uNr.Hl fNU m.Irf.
80 Investor fftl uuv.'.r. H s
backed lH sufNUIrHf a'frfI'h |n .H..
unur his iulhne campaign rwW ftI
RESULTS Hre secured lt uUW BIAS rfHrf.
one hunifci sni nip usn rtuUt. ms u.l
srd Gas wells aud ,cum fnf about twu
Thousand more u has three fsiInstiss
over lfi miles NJ pips line The tom
rauN owns NE nvn tank tats arh nil
marketing stations Il be- the rinrsst
independent in control ~ "a market dfeli
go the people With just e little tru,l
luck IN nuf dtlilur utsfafiurs the com
hiNed properties NJ iN.s tompsut should
reach ,tiUr ~ The Stockholders NJ n,tf
'or,y miWirr dollar.
The un neiis ~ ihs Middle Ws.i hsNs
N1fdh brrN srfaiuhsd The future ~
'hls powerful independent is almost un
limited Millions have been wsfa Ip I'M
sHN WiNNnNs w'n hs wHHa n HI Tho
iN"lr tIW uI trwrsnr Ia iIr steal
People inWrtuf UnN owned ht rfafiH
fv"ni, Thousand sir.t holder fsrfssrni
.Ir sNvfI congressional district in NJ,
iWted states N has fnusN rs ual
through persecution 10 prosperity n 4,
fstlN ihr rnN hia nn stock Comps nj
ihai puts ~ proposition dovn In hsrl
and vhlie and through ihs indsps rfsu nj
ltcss taxes the public into its vVnhdsnce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
YOUNG MEXICAN SlhSHES
SLEEPING TEXAS WOMAN

rrNvNNupr rs,,f. ul, sf Ne.
w T. ku. s,rHsW wife uf a Zoo HI IIw
nFufH vss sssFfH NN iNs fssH srd
I.,ssi .NN sst. "H'.N.f .H.f. Iu fNr
Nsrfs rf UyfHuiHfr Iffu4 ruHuF
"s,I1'n rwr'rNss e. o. fsIfHW IH 'Nr
pmiN ss shs s'sr' stru' 'n.4 fHia
uu7ntr
Although Ns vIl rfeh,N, Tr,ntsI
tNr vill 'Nss ~rs eve ana Hr i.NsHfrN
Coy li'' pNy.irisr, .id
iFfms ssssr,a hu, posses ~ sfws1
citizens snd cinesf, save chase srl
we're Hsiis,ss - is,s lNrs,si hiW 'u
ne rfsrt NN,tNws shout tpN miles ffrw
hffs n vss ne rI'srrksn INTENTION ~
'hs rcsss ir N.~g hiv n captured FNr
NfNIar vas en- Nfph1r srd hal Dol H
tH.fH iW'n tNs iHviN as n sffrsr' fnH.
iIHs sar eIIf 'hs iutksndyiis lived af
iisslnstr. Tr,V ~. believed iNsi
hr I'D Nsrnms NUsrttd n.sf tsadir
NrAirsn vsf Nsrs shirh vss s,rrN,usi
"a b, ssso lsiinrs slii iossi NsNiysNs
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n LlSrfN"

alone Nlt Wistef sd aI'afs wan.
sssd in Fsi h'f nIsrsrd ur IN time inf
pUfa
The husband trss ms iailirg end
rn rNi me rEss. 1hfw .'rFt Ir could
find W. rir.sf n ON fin dIsNHsr ru re-
fhat nssf 'Is Nsf VIE srf g's ur ur
usually stfl' md che t'Afui hsaHs'sH
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We iHisH iNs s.hs'Hs sss'n 'h- rs,f ds.
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rrIrlN,sfF kirkft sfsUsr hr -ss late
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Ns Nistsr'rH 49, hrT alrfm clock iHr
me hruf WIrHsf v'tNfs ~ sfist sHi
vf'r ihs Fsli fiNss th' pulls me line "a
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
ILLINOIS TROOPS READY
FOR FIRST LEG OF TRIP

CHICAGO iur. % 'llinoi, ,cNn, ~
N, N.uer,i susrd wc's '.,a, 'cf ne
Hfs' i.s ~ the lsutnst ,hsi 10 ssrsrtsd
f,frinsi, N led ihsm ir ihs Nfsirsr
i,ryiff sfA ~ WfarFsist rirN wilt N.
It .smr grfrrUaH The s, irris go
yris.fr trr'irsfr' vin sr'ssr inrifit
Wuh ifs M 1rhi-f ridri rsms aN
iFsfHf frm WsfHirFnr iof ihs inmt
A.'s rl'rfssf ~ sil ~ hNfsts nssdsf
ioi ,hs ffsi rsvsi-v srd fnf m. tNssr
.chiessc Au.fiss ~ h,la siiui.,y. Aeogi
lees snimslt ~ll NJ purchased
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
wheat BULL|SH
ON WET WEATHER
Profit Taking Sales Act as
Check, and Advances
Are Moderate.

rtfNAGD. tune N Wet weather In
ihs southNor hHd q hullsh effect today
"u ihc wheat market here but profit
it| lng sales Hcied ~ q heck After
HYnnug . ~ =, hiEher. 0lih July At
q org, ~ q o' Is. and september st
un.', 90 il0ig the market scored mod.
,fai, AIdOllonsl rGirs
Oprring ,orn pri'es winch fanRed
'.om '.t lu q, ~ p, higher we're fol.
'"N'' n. res tion Prospects NJ In.
..un 'H d.uNnI fDr arnls purposes gays
r d,Hd't Frmnct. 10 oat, Provisions
averaged uttl, niE0or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
osvr, 'ssw al svrH,..
ALARM CLOCK WAkeNS
ALL BUT MAN WHO SET II

rhl, ,vu ubl,stcs champion .i,sr
- has bssn 'nina iis s ,NsH,, Ni.s.
- ~, nsishects "a M, kncs the
Champion nsN In usr nsifhbo'hcoi
until w.ss'. .ifs h.d N A. n ~.
pltal and lsavs hst HUSBAND ct bcm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

The supreme court " tho United
sH'rs m uH decision sghins, the con.
''si ul Monopoly branded certain
WutuInls 80 heinz m criminal con.
srff. t1f fort, Ncars against all com.
rrNfou THE families and busiue,s as.
H.a'rs of ihrss rich cpnspitatofs now
secretly control or oNu several ms news
lapyN ,ri magazines In chicago. New
'H.. tUt other cities Who through fake
financial writer's have Kept up con-
NuIiHs conspiracy arsIusi The rncls
rHl W ,uWAu' and ttc continually
rf'HE IrsINustious Ari f,ise ssiemsnts
FrtIua' The lr.ls Sam OF Company "a
No ifr 'IH american public from purchss-
IrF This valuable stock ln this msri,cricus
'0mEHN. NUd thus deprive " ~ needed
'riH' rri re'hrd is rrovth =. = grow
ns 'urrWur ~ ih" n.e combine,
The .smr "rsh rrs,, ruhlsh., slsr.
"Inls lsnusfadirr - .iutsr.nfsnt.' ths,
ffT uH'N vfuWu'.t Hri largely ovned by
friendly bankers ~ The ull Monopoly
,fua'
Uua,r 'Nrss circumstances, we are
IN. rI fu Offer 'N.s stock ~ Il real barsaln
Investment Regardless ~ persecution
nUt 'hc.uuav tul ats uf the Paid press"
'N.t wa lW'rrrffr continues to gain,
HHl should snuH have sufnUsn, rrcduc.
Nr" f" operate from fOT'N IN INV drills
aNs. rHfirg sN'istsyinft cssh dividends
'"' m'I" ih' further sacrifice Of stock
unnecessary
IArgP
since 'Hs notice vbs vrii.n this Com.
l". lns completed a - mo nn1 gAs we'll
r.Hf 80 ,,'st N iis fourteen ou.r,.r
a. .'.H"a .f I.saFH ff taNUn County near
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

ItlNlN A'l\L NNE SALES
Nu N' Ir 500 $50 %. 500 $50 pf
.U .s. It. d.. ..H U.. go. I .H.-
'.''. 90 800 % so 1Ha H..
Mu6'ra mH,tr.gIl lrf repair msr
should v''.n m" Want ~. f'r good
positions .urur the coming month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Ans~srinG Ads, ricss. Mention Time.
Suburban Honae Bargain

The
neuban a compelled
Good houses stable hcnho
foot pvst high o
ion All vegetable crops
n bargain Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

Native steers
H." $50 Hf $50 ~ Tf
I'. = 1N. t,t.
Naive rcferS
500 w. Hl NO ~ O.. SO Wf go
s. Q. 800 o.. ..
g.. &c..
kstiv, Cows
800 y Ir 'H $50 T.. $50 Nf Hr
1870 IfT Iigif NfI S. T..
Gamers ana cutters
SO So pr 40 90. T., 80 IS. T.,
81 oI '.n 81 '. s. ur
h-U ff-r
Naive buns
$50 w. Ir $50 Vt D. SO ui rr
'ti0 ~. 1850 iG0
HOGS I4''rs hfa Nn,i H, f1ua
M NHHds, packer. mnr. ,htu ,.sr.f
ur fhr d.I 100 'Hr local nor d..I-..u
'nh1N 10 VISA bis 10 cent advance win
''s' bind s'Erg up 100 8 fN ana nuI,
''#.H'.. Ev,siris sore urn' fn- Tue.
I,|. l.' ,n0 r,,d coming
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SACRIFICE orrtp
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

In Ao.~trlns td. rlrs.s Msn'ion Time.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
Minncipta=2anb

9en forpge0e Oprflri1,g og 0cl1
giemem1nitlige. Mfgrp0e, ltiller
Min11eiota blo11bt DC lebe1be Wois=
%6Drfenbe Gtater. Den gjc11nem1nit=
lige Mfgrp6e for Sc itbite 5 Mnr
bnr bprd .35.1 8uibel pr. Mcrc, %
forte Mar bar 0einnelota .0e11 le6e11=
Sc 5tat / unio11en nle0 en gjen1rem=
initlig Mfgrebe al 40.H 8uibd pit.
Mcre. 5om befien6t CT Min1,elo tu
og1on blan6t SC lebenoe Stotcr meo
@e11p1 til &l9ber % Mlfolfo:
Se1t<Ge1trol Dfinncj ota CT Sen
le6enoe Del at 5tote11 meD Sen1p1
til &lpper, Mlfalfa, ST. Sabre,
&be0e, SIR, 8pg og an6re &orn1or=
ter, % Soft lom pnifer at fipbe
eller Sorme> burbe ltn0eripge
.6orbol0gne ! &al1oipobi, Meeffer,
Sac qui Norle, Gbippepa,
eller Smift Counties, bpur 2o116ett
CT ligeim go6t % betDocligt billi=:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
Sra nbenlanbife @ittigbebsblaoe.

Den engelife &rigSbumpr bor I'M.
bertioen Sen tiltalen6e @genifab al
funne gisre 2pier meo @nglpnoer-
ne 1elb. 5aale0es finder III
~8uncb" fplger6e Siltorie:
Git Serre gjgr 8e1pg / en- So
milie> bbor Man6en er oniat /
&rigsminil teriet.
u9eu fer bn bel life meget til Sin
Su6er?" 1perger bm @111ets Dot=
ter:
~Mf nei" iparer SEN unge Nige;
hi fer al6rig roget til Sober. San
iober Dog og Scat / &rigsminiltc=
rie."
~ 10 "r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

lo1n at forbinoe &or1npi meb CIT Dor
|1e11De Sbbnbane be6 en- Gun11el I'M
Der 5albus. &crbe0 bill &or1npi
|bltbe 1anofolt og n1a1l pil foo en-
|ubrltbt Jorbin0elie mellem Sc pro-
|ieftereoe @oner &ormpi-@o11gc-
11unb pg @a1tgei uno-Sboo. 8rp
ober 5u11Det 1oan eftcr sS11geri6rens
Dee11ing onle s 1om EN- un1ulig Orb
ming; cit Serge bill beller life /
|2gng0en finbcs ct bu111e CT til
frcb5ltillcnbe 6orbinoeie. Derfor
mencr ST.. Euerloro, ifril>er n5tan.
MHenM.", at Yrojeftet Glr11cl I'M
|Oer Sunoet ollerehe 1trofs bpr npr=
mere %un0erlpgcs. Son mbt Sngeni=
prem, buffer, or BrcoDen al 5aIb11s=
lunbd 200 Mteter, DpbDen IS a 81
Wtefer. Su'n1ellens 2Ga1gbc antoger
bun moottc blipc 1850 .Mseter, Der
|of rca1,ts 800 Mder 1on1 timber
bonbstlt1n1el % Me1ten 1850 Wcter
font 2on0tl,n1,el. Otter ST.. 9per=
lambs ganifc lelt itislcreoc Nlan
1tl1loe 1untelle1ls &oltenoe Dreje fig
ont 100000 &roner, bpilfet Belpb
bam life finder afifrnffel1oe. Som
foruolqtter> at 6jelo paatrpHcs
~ Meter 1111Der 5pbu11be1. @pis
Der lf11lDe berc lps @r1tuD / 1tprre
|9Dboe, oil Mrbejoet blipe opbere.
DDcrlm1o fren1bolocr fplge10e
&ri11ciper, bborefter Bo11e11 pao
&arn9i b9r bpggeS: /. UT bragg
|fu16 6oroel af Sen ,eleftriife Drift
'og bette Moteriol, oct bill 1igc, at
8anen planlGgges meo Intou
&r11n1ningsra0ier, lterfe 5tignin=
ger % 2. ut 8ane11 ltiffes ioaleoes.
at I11lnelle1t %le11ere fam bDgges pg
t~tlf11Dttes nDen lurge og foIt6ore
SmlGgringer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
Ser bar engana ct Tp1f

Ser bar eneang ct To1f
Spr1te Song, ieg ion @elgroo,
bar %tilfeloigpis be1l Sag, ga ser
11t1ge Song Meronoer % bans
9rouri1g Den foregaacl1De Scat bon
blebne m]rOe0e, og Oeres npg11e
&roppe lmiot 110 gien11e1m S1ottds
8inouer. Seq |er otter for MIG
8oloo1ct % CIT Notn,ml6sDogn fjp=
re no berfra meo to Sig = 2ige11e
al to M%tenne1fer, lon1 e1ronu Doge11
/ Serbeje11 bapoe bprt til gr1ropoa
fro11e0e @obe0er, font boboe fejlet
meget, men liffert ogiao libt ME:
get; to Menneif er, ser bobbe elife1
binnn0e1l % foaet Sob til at fplges
ub / 9Gben.
Ser git ct Mnr, % otter ltp0 jeg
1tbenfor &ornfe11 / 8elgrob. gn
&ortege al 8o9ne ibinge0e o>llfrinq
$i6rnet % fjprte inb / Slottets
@aar6. S SEN f~orreite ioo Song
&eter % frpb la1nmen / ct @iprne;
1otn / 5ebne belpare0e ban @ogtenS
$onnpr> og mel af alt ligneoe ba11
en fig 8olfan=@rib meo pjuife0e
glms1pie 6ier. Si6en 90 er o6ifil=
fge Mar for1pbne. Song 8cter bar
li6t og gje1memgaad meget, %
ENGLAND, ser ft6it at alle 5totcr
bil6c erfjen6e bo1n lom 5erbiens
remesiige &o11ge, CT mi bans @no=
be11brooer | &er moo set ger
marlfe 8orbari. Sir @o,poro Brep
Dg 2or6 &itcbcner ltaar. mi bcO &e=
ters SIDE / &rigen for Gipililatio=
11e1.
! Serbiers &iltoric lom en- ielb=
Itpn6ig Nation bar beret en- fort,
men ipen0en6e &riminolroma11.
DenS 8etp611ing / @er0ensbiltorie11
bor bgret lbe11 5i6eltpffe, tbi set
bar 10 e1 lerbiif Mor0gjert1i11g, ser
|idttc europa / 6lam1ner.
@erbie1 bar giort Zig fortjcl1t til
cit baor0 5traf, og &iitoriens See
meits. er life 1,6ebleben. 9erbien
sligger iii / 9p0sfomp. gnoru noq=
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v6a6er Wmpun".

&cgimel1tsprnlt item peo bel1 riff
|@nroe, Sober @mpruL CT / Jplge
|engellfe 8lo6e 500 al Sc 5oar, bu1l
lift nnoer Sc iio1te &on1pe pon 8elt-
frontel1> bDor ban gift pn1fring %
trpitcbe Sc ope11oe og gop Sem bcl1
|iib1te Die.
JaOer 8myll1 fprtGller en-
|Sfficcr / Oen irife @or0c = uur
fier6t bla11bt % 1on1 vocn lille,
taprc Yrpi IT,. Mllere6e / arigens
&egpnoelle bleb bon alporlig iooret,
mcn negteoc at pe1be tilboge ell
IGnglan0. lln0er Sc itbltc &an1pe
bar Sober @ipDnn otter pun fin
Nolt. Seq lau bam fort fpr bans
0p0. @ronoter og &a1gler regneoe
11e0 oDer os fra ale &u11tcr, men
Sober @mD11t gift 11fprfprbet out
firing og. n0beltc 9%eobberer1 til Sc
beenbe.
Gn @n1g troeDe jeg> at ban bor
blcbet lcben6e begroDet. g11. Branot
e%rplp0ereoe npgle Meter fra born,
pg itrufs eftu iun jeg fife anoet
len0 SSor0DDnqer % hprte Iiqe1pm
IRA Sor0e1s S116re be 9penoes
|5frig. Seen lon beo ct timber b.
neoe Sooer @pbm Jig trent til
|DugslDiet fan n1ootte babe li0t
|oe frpgteligite aboler - men poo
|iig lelb tenfte fan fife ct 2icblif.
|Sflph opOelig iaaret be0bleb bo1l
at belitgne Sc bpenoe % lDtte til Sc
res itolte Sro.
Dcn itbite Sag, jeg ioo bom,
gle1nmcr ieg alorig. 8an 1aa paa
&nG be0 Si0en al Ell luoret tpjf
|Sol6at, pg @ranaterne erplo6ere6e
r1tn0t omfring bom men Sc BIN
fife 0e1 el1gelife Nrp1t / at
|gj6re 1tn &iprligbe0Spligt og1oa
|oberfpr en- tiff 5plbot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

|gere> eno / Sc spltligc pg 1poligl
|@fater.
Den Dpgtige 2anbagent Scr. 9eels
s. Ge1lon / 8i1ln1ar> Wiinn., bpiS
Mrnoncc finbes ar6et 5tebs / Nlo.
|1d, pil meo @leoe ,gibc narll1ere
|SplDsninger ont 2anoet / 6isle g.
ne. San er 1elb fe0t / &%unoipobi
|Go1uatp> @einn., pg er o,,1et % of=
bod6t 1aabel al set Soft BON ltor1=
mer fra, 1on Set Tolf fan TOM
til >og Dnn fer0er ITO lten bper c1e=
1te Tar1a1 i mango Wiles Omfreos,
% bill neo @l96e belbore olle So
repergilcr 1ambittigbcosfulot pr.
on1ganc111e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
Re Tiger, maaffe Gage, % Serbiien
bar opbgrt at eriiiftere.
S ugebiS har 8elarao ppret en-

Re Tiger, mnaife Gage, % gerbier.
bar opbgrt at eriitere.
S ,1geoiS bar Belgrao paret en-
|gitrigif '8p, og Niii, 5erbernes
|gamle &obeo1ta0, bbor set bellige
Gaurn refer fig, i bpilfet Sc ogoe
|5erberbeltes &roner er inonr1reoe,
|er mt i 8ulgnrernes @e,toer. Meo
|en f%orferoelig, jer1booro Saon0
bar Siitorie11s &e1neiis lpit fin Op=
gabe. MeD Be it61te Serbere> Scr
/. meo ianfeoe &obe0cr oberifri0er
l2anoetS @ra1ie, for1pinocr ct 6olf
|of &i1torie,1. Me1l Grinbringen ON
[@erberfolfcts it6lte & bill alorig
|blegne. Selb efter Morbnnoreoers
16orlgb ml Set bebbe:: Scr bur en-
Gong ct lille Soft, font life ret for
ltob &11n1ten at lebe, 11c1i ipn1 for
itoo at 81. st Solf, bbis forte &rp=
nife tilinuoieoes al lebret 8loo,
men bbiS jioite elmer bill pe0blipe
lat ltranle / &iltorie1. Scr bar en-
|@ang ct 6olf> ser paa fin Han0e
bar ct &ainsmerfe, n1e1l iom / Dp=
|oen aftbettcoe Set meO tit eget
|Bloo."
Ml 9gre for set opet1be Ger
|bien!
Nirner Mds1p1.
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~vinter|dsning FR|T.

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folorereoe Slogpoltfort, repreien-
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rig> nor0iife &onger, olb., lamt
10 prugtful0t folorereoe @ratnla@
tions=> SSl,lc< % g5ptoorsfort, for,
uben Sll. 5amilie $ournol for 7
Mqaneoer (ialt ca. 900 8pgIi6er)
og ct elegant Baltel Moleri, Bog
mprfe me0 &olenber for 1916,
iomt cit 2ilte obcr flere tuitn6e i11<
tereSlonte og bnroifulbe Bigger,
Tom I'M 1plQcs til betboelig neo=
fote Nriler iii enbber 1pm ienocr
os Nabne og M6resier poo 5
2o11bsmpn0, ip1n interes1erer fla
for go1 2psninq, iomt 90 Gents
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