davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Gu &atte= % Sunbeinger.

Gn ung Mon0 fra Sou gaar
15plqe uS00er 9ugbl." / 0enne Slo
pmfring poo Ggnen % ifDoer &otte.
San er pes at blibe en- bel Sabcl
for Ggne1, og 6n1f peo Jig olori9
lifre for. bporpiot oeres &atte> Ser
/ oe11ne Sis ofte ligger meo &illlr-
qer, pen0er tilboge. Sen unge &dt=
tejeger ifo1 efter 5igen6e 1elp role
Jig al at bope lfu0t oper 20 &otts.
&attejegeren bar formooentlig nu
ppnaoet at ubrpobe Sc fle1te at Sat
tene poq Ggncn og ogter oerfor al
11oo Jig poa &u110ejagt. &on bar
looleoes ltan61et flere Herloner, ion
fom gaoenoe ganife rolig paa al1a1
Sci me0 Deres 9nrDe lige.i 9Glene
% me06elt Dem, at bpis Sunoen
life blep bu110en, eller &uttejegeren
nftere traf SEN poa lit Sagtoi1trift,
olt1oa ogioo poa @ejene, biloe Den
b1ine ifu0t.
5elofplgelig oil bette bore ga1lt;
5trio meo Sagtlopen, og en- a
9uroeejerne bor 0erfor peo 5t9p:
ningSmpnoene laoet &attejpgerer
%forfpnoe, at bpis ban ifpo bon%
@unb, ser ipprigt fife er noge1
sSogtbun0, pil0e Sggeren bllpe Ora
act til Sin 1bar e ter 2oDen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Sen rcre &jereite.

2uuru s. er Ell goo 8efjenot at
&olitiet / Molborg. Sfjpnt bum fun
er 26 9lor, Ell FUN allere0e ltraffet
Is @unge. Sen 2. So. blen bum lps=
1a0t al Standardization efter at bo:
be uflonet 2H Mors 6or6eOrings=
busarbejDe pg anfpm Den 3. oS.
pr. Camper til Malborg for at BE-
gpn6e ct 11pt og be0re SIP. Noo
9umpercn hop0e 2al1ru / Iplql
uNor6j." 1trofs ltiftet 8efjen0t1fab
me0 en- pngre Man0sperion lon1
liqele6es Dente0e at fin0e @lll0 og
9gre / Malborg, og Sc to 1log oeres
&lu6e lommen. 2uura fortulte, al
bnn bapDe b9ret pua ct Sulferl /
&jobcnbom1 % MI pil0e forlogc 119
/ Molborg. Sum bop0e 40 &r. poo
2ommen fra 6engslet og %optruoote
1trofs 1om 6inoncier for Wtunoen.
Iaunte bum &enge til Sc forlte Gage
og ltille0e bam flere / ll61igt,. oa
FUN fnnoe fao bos 6an1ilien.
ManDen gif ino poo 6ori laget.
San 1aa ret pfte til 2a11ra> og &c
more6e Jig ia1nmen, 2aura be11rpf=
fe0e bam Gong paa @ang peo at
|itille me0 1plinternp &jole, lom bo1:
al6rig bab0e let, eller en- M SGT el=
Ter anbre Baafle0nings &affine>
ments. gn Sag, ga ban fage0e
oper, at ~0en par 1fro1% ltof bum
20 SIR. til bom, og ban blep eftcr=
baan6en efpiperet rigtig pert. 5dp
en- Gpfle bab0e 2oura at laone bom
ga bans enc Sen bar 0aorligt.
On f%orferoelig Sperralfel1 e fif
ban en- ifjpnne Sag, ga Yolitiet !
Mgrreiun0bp i1og &loen | 2aura
Mlle ben6es Eenge bar ltiaalne.
Gpflen bapoe BUN ogiaa 1%tjoalet en-
6ormiobog / 8ran0erslep, ja> ON
set 1aa bar HaraplpenL 1om bum gif
og fofettcrebe meo, bar SEN ulaant".
Sen bap0c bun taget en- HegnDejrs-
Bag in0e pea en- Irappegang, bDpr
Sen por fat fen, for at @anDet fun.
Sc Oripe al Sen. ajpreiteforbolbA
CT MI for en- Sis lulpenoeret, CO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Wfobb GrtainQl.

On al Monoers' Origi11oler, Som:
fri Hornenbcrg CT afg. beb 9p0en.
Sum ejebe / lin Gi0 Spllon0s itarlte
@ortnerforret11i11g og gjor0e Jig BE-
fjen6t ncb alti0 at gao / bollan0if
9eationolorogt s benOes @jemmer
bor mar fun6et Ioffelfripelier ira
&ongerne Gbrijtiun SEN 9eicn0e,
Sreoerif SEN Stten6e og Gbriltian
Sen SiellOe for tilien0te Spmprf=
iombe0cr peb forifjellige 2ejligbe=
Ser. Sum bar | lin Sis 2ebcru110gr
til &rins Gbriltans &jpffen / Man=
6ers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
2n1ra iiober efter en- nges Sribeo
otter timber 2aos pg 5loa.
Graffen fpm bjem fpr Maubeu.

On Gortg /, forrige l1ge foreto9
en- @oaroejer fra Gjnr11m en- Sur
til Treoerifsbopn, fort9ller uSeno1.
Sib." Mnfpmmen til 8Den aflag0e
BON lit Opertpj pna Set Stco, bpor
ban plcjeOc at toge in0, % foretp9
berefter fine 9grinber / 8pen. ga
bon fom tilbage> ppOage6e ban, al
banS SDerfraffe bar borte. gn
2angfinger bap6e b9ret pan 5pil.
Mens ban lto6 og gr11n6eoe ODER IT
|Iob, bar Sraffen allere0e paa Nel
til @iprum. Gn noget forbntle!
Herion, 1om al og til bar buDt Sp;
bol6 / @jerrm> men lige bar lbs.
last al 6angi1et, bap6e bngget Den
og n11> ga ban bar bleben fits
!G9iet, %beilutte0e ban at beipge e.
@aaroejer / @ierum joni forbe1
|Dnb0e bRret bans 9nsbon0. Mn
|fommen til @aar0en mo6tog Sooner
|bam me6 Sc 9r6: uMen bbo0a1
|fo' Sc ber', 90 fommer / boz
|Soaers Srof?" - uSSeg far niger
an0en 6raffe enc Sen, jeg bar fjoh
Il Malborg", lp6 Sbaret. &onen phi
|1e6e li6t be0 59mmen og op0ageo'
ga Sen lille %uifpl6ige &ift, bpor bul
|for faa Gage ii6en baD0e taget nogl'
faa Citing, foretog 0erefter ct iii
&raftu6trpf paa, at Sraffen bal
Dor Soars, bborefter Mon6en inc;
6raffen at fig og forlpanot no a
9gren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
9Ggteifabsibpl / 9lalbprg.

SON bar en- Sjene1teforl fra 2a11:
Oct, og bum en- fraiepareret &ultrll
|f6r1t / SpDerne, Ser / lit f6rite 9gg=
|telfob bob6e gjort itn Mon6 Set fac
|be0t, at fan for6ufte6e. 9e traf eli
Mftenltun0 binan6en paa 8re0ega6c
og 1nart bar Sc forlobe0e og flpf
te0e iommen ~fortpller ~Malbore
@tiftst."
Men 1oo req Set 110, og forle0e1
Mften be0 11=Gi6en u6f9mpeoeS e1
ltgrre 8ataille fgrlt bjemme rg Sc
1aa eftertrpffeligt> at Moboernt
paagne0e og troe0e, at 8er0ens D0er
tie Sag bar npr foreltoaen0e> = DC
li0en u0e pao @a0en bum lta0igbG]
1pm Sen ongriben0e Eurt.
@fterbaon0en 1om Ser rpffe6e*
fremao, lamleoes Ser flere og fler;
8eun0rere til, og Do 0emonltranter:
ne nooe6e til @re0ego6e og ipinge0;
ONT @jprnet fra 9tiels gbbelensga0s
bar set en- feel @r11nblpbsprocesli or
alt me6e11s Sc Glifen0e gift / 5pi0:
len og lamti0ig trofterebe binan0er
mes nogle al 5progets lmuffelt:
8loml tier, ia, bum raabte en6og: =
Set er mine &11fier, fan far poo
og bo1t 1fol ifol S .<....g..
III %oflepere 6em ber poa Nlo0:
1en!" @el0igbis fom Holitiet II
@te6e og re00e0e 5itl1ationen, o2
tog set fprlobe6e Har me0 pao $50
litiltatione11. Ser bleb Torlopel1 Ter
1tffert bebet, / bDert SilfplDe 1at
Sc noget 1l11f9re0e 110, ga Sc efte1
EN- 5t1n0s 6prlpb otter font lis pac
@a0en % trope0e bber lin Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
|BuLIGT LAND. 100 Acres 2 Mil fra

|BuLIGT LAND. 160 Acres 2 Mil fra
Ruthton, Mimi, 500 pr. A., opdyr-
|ket, $4,000 kont., Resten i Afdrag;
I160 A. godt dyrket, 8 Mi fra Flo
renee, Mimi, norsk Settlement, $50
pr. A., $4,000 kont., Resten i Afdr.;
SO A., dyrket,n @r Burke, Va, $500;
|12O A., udyrket, Roseau Co., Mimi,
|s25 pr. "A. -Sigurd Petersen, Ruth.
ton. MINI.
Restauration og Hotel i en- min
DIRE BY kun $4,000. Inventar indie
|fattet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Gn onnnlleret Tragfontraft.

Molborg Nprtlonb Gementfobrif
iggte be6 @p= og @onoelsretten
9anif-&usiilf Dompifibsielifob til
at betale ca. 100000 &r. / Sglge Ell
life opfpl6t 6ragtfontraft. Domp-
fibsielifabet iful0e tran5porter1
$4,000 Sons &ul fra england ii:
9onmarf; men ga @nglpn0erne for
longte, at @oa6ene lful0e toge Sc
t%lrfrogt> 1tille0e Dampifibsielifabe4
fig efter nogle Sorbon6linger poe
set @tan6pnnft: 81 er forpligteoe
til at bente Sui / England, men ii
er life forp1igte0e til at toge &etur=
fragt, for at s fam fao 2op til Ct
u6f9re Sui fra England.
Spretten u0tulte / Tplge IS. &
i fin Dom, at &beoeriet bperfen
bab6e &et eller &ligt til at ipilof
Si6en me6 at tage &eturlu0ning, o.
at 6erne 6or6ring bil0e gjpre Gerte
'partiet til ct belt on6et og mer;
bDr6eful6t. &etten frifjenOte 6erfol
l9amp1fibsi Ell ifobet og tilpligte0e Sc
,mentfnbrifen at betale 400 &ronc'
II SadsDmfD1tntnQer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
NMereoe Sreoag g%ftermibbag

lei. MHereoe 5reong gffermiooag
pdr g%sl1n1rene, 1om Soft fnn0e benfe
i&lpo % 6lalf poa, blepen uobelte
2proog %@fternniooag ST. 100.
bleb n0iolgSltebet uabnet. 0e mongs
Solf, lom 90 allereoe a mp6t, bar
ct NepiS poa, / bbor fri @rub' Sen
oDre Sore begjeres. @enaD Otter
mi0cogcn Dofleoe Sc fjpbelDltnes
Mrtol, % Ser iamleoe Jig foran 81
rem benbeo 600 Nerloner.
Gnbifjpnt Ser / Selge u@ejmool"
er i16trao6t en- Del Sorbeoringer
be6 ltbialget, gift bette fun lang
FONT for Jig. 10 &erloner as @on=
gen i116lo0es / Solen, pg f9rit noar
0isle bar efspe6eret, blep Sc noe lite
in6Ioot.
Set " r%igtignof life bebageligt
Tor mango 9uS11pDre ct 1fda DER
|Simebis og pente, inben Sc fan faa
be me6 0pre Henge betalte &orer.
geaar iaa enbba enbber fnn0e til
fre6S1tilles, men mango, ser MED
Henge1e / @aon6en bopbe 1taaet /
maatte gao bjem igjen
n6en at foa roget.
= 6orgjgpes maotte mango igen
Dagen otter gao efter 5m6r / So
6ers1eb. s flere Smprbutifer bopbc
MON Iet life noget at l9lge. gnfel=
te bab6e life bobt Smpr ii0en !
ISors6ogs> og bos ct &ar 5mpr=
bm6lere 1to6 Soft | SimebiS | &ef"
fe bet u6 poa @o0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Gn fin Jorretrius for Statsbanerne.

IlH yutttI1uh9 VI lSuuHet
Nan Manbers 8anegaaro bor Der
Iom befjenbt i ct &ar Mameocr
b%enltaae1 Z 8cgnlooninger Song,
bbprom Ser fsreS Nrpces mellem ct
fjpbenbopnlf 6irma og ct tp1f Str
mn, ser bor returneret 2pnge11. Sor
at foo fine u0gifter beffebe bellnf=
tebe Stotsbanerne at b~nrt1oIge 2pn=
gen beo Muftion; men ser melote
fig ingen &ipber, og MI er bel2
Nortiet, ser onbrager $4,000 &c..
5olgt UNDER &aan0en for 5 &r. Sci
bar set bpje1te 8nb, Ser fun6e ob=
Mas. Statsbonernes l1bgifter / Mn
le0ning al 2pngen bar nn0rage1
'42OO &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

Godt Land til Salgs i Central.
Minnesota. i Meeker og Kandiyohj
Countyer, / gamle Settlementer nse1
Kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre OF
h9jere paa' let Afbetaling. Ligele.
des godt Land i Mckenzie Co., N
OAK, $28 pr. Acre og h0jere. Kom
og Sc selv,, eller skriv efter nRrme
re Oplysninger til &. A. Carlson
Grove City. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Mafrd-9GDeutDr neb 6als.

9alsfiiferne bar bout ct oaarligt
S7oroar, pg set los heller fife til, at
Mofrcllen funoe in0e Sci til 0ereS
811nogor1,, bporfor en- Sci Siifere ]
Gyploe v9lalb. Mmtst." allereDe bob
Sc toget @arnene ino, mems anDre
finn nor nouet til at utnnfe paa
Det". gn Sci al Dem, Ser enonn
tenfte, fit ltor Bleoe al Bet, ioet
Sc forleoen iii Gornene fpl0te al Sen
fnr Iioer fpltbare Mofre.l S ct en-:
felt @arn bar ser for 1900 ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

Mpberens Slabs. s &jemmet ct
oct Mo0eren, lom ferlt faloes pao
for at p6e @ielp til Sc 5pge %
|2i6en6e. Me6 en- Slofe al 9r. Sc:
|ters &11rifo be0 @oan0cn er FUN
forbere6t for Sc fleite p~oafommen0c
|Silfpl0e. ollie Mpore b11r0e l9le e.
Nummer al v&%ejle6eren". Sen BIZ
Der 1en6t frit, noor mon ifriper til
Or. &eter Sobrnep & 5on5 Co.,
1875 @o. SOPHIE Mpe., Gbicogo,
ssn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

Jeg har nogle dyrkede og udyrkede
Farme til Salg i den bekendte
Mouse River Loop i Bottneau og
Renville Counties, North Dakota.
Stor Hostafgr0de og lette Vilkaar.
Skriv til mig dag.
j. G.. Walstad, Lansford, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Godtk0b paa Montana Land

Godtk0b paa Montana Land.
5000 Acres.
Den ber@mte Helena Dial Montana.
Kan ses fra Stats CapitOlet.'
ALLIE St@rrelser paa Farme: 40, 80, 160,
800 & op.
Kreatur-, ,Ranches''.
VIGTIGT:
Helena Dalen har den lsngste Kornavl-
ssson i Montana, Diet frugtbareste Jord,
rigelig Reginald. stor Kornafgr@de og
glimrende Markeder.
Lave Priser. - Lang lids AfbetaIing. -- Lave Renter.
Skriv paa engelsk efter fri Beskrivelser og
Prisliste.
K9b direkte OF spar PENCE. Skriv TIL:
Western States Land and Development Company.
Helena, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Spl6aterne % Sgrnene.

S 9lnlebning al. at &iborg MmtS
@ogneraa0sforening bor on1nooc1
&rigSminilteriet ON 8iltano tro
@ol6oter til Gprbefobrifotiol1, bar
Minilteriet 1paret, ~at Set fan til
|Ia6es @ernepligtige at bjelpe oeres
&S3borterberter pe0 Experimentation.
1oofremt 6iS1e moatte gnife Set pA
Sc @ernepligtige friDilligt pil me>=
birfe. @n iaa0an Tribeo fan fur
us trpffes til at omfotte / alt to
babe 9belies0age ONT ltgen."
&riosminilteriet bar ioDrigt IT'LL
let fig img6efommen0e oDerfnr 01
Mn6roger16er, ser er in0fommet fra
Observation-Disclosures ON 6orun0ring i
STANDARDIZATION for S9rnepligtige,
Ser er beifjeftigeoe pes Iorpefobr;;=
fiction.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
6lpetebe rnsiiife Sanger.

6lere r11s1iife Sanger, Ser par
|leje6e al 2on6menb / &illtrup, er
flDgte6e Natten mellem 5pnoog og
Man6og. Sen enc bab6e n01toppet
&le6er og a11bragt 6em / 5engen,
1oo 6et 1oa nb, iom ban laa og JOB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Minnesota Farme,

Landsmnnd! Dersom De dnskel
opdyrkede Farme af 1ste Klasse J
Diet vestlige Central-Minnesota fire.
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og Sgd Da.
kota, saa skriv idag. for Prisernf
stiger, til N. H. Nelson. Willma1
dim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
HusmGdre

HusmGdre
sparer Penge
o g Arbejde
we'd at BRUCE
en- af wore be-
kjendte Kage-
spr@jter. Pri-
sen er kun en-
= az Dollar.
p%ortofrit, SEN
des mod Eff
terkrav eller
For
ling. = Denne
Maskine kan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
75rnen maatte tp til Npbbren'ier

st 5ellfab, beltooen0e al la1pcl
Gamer lnm @crrer, gjpl teoc / Spit
bags Dor lille i0Dlliife 8p, fcrtrl=
Ter r@renaa Solicit" &ejret gar
11omarfet, og 5tem1ingen lt.J e.
tcrbaonoen, lom 0ugen glo ben,
% 6rotolt pg Wti0bog bar iujto=
get.
&ore @jelter lful0e forlo0e 8pen
pr. Gf5trutog beo 11=Ji0en, OF
5temningen bop0e pcO benne Sio
1uaet &ulminutip11spunftet. 0n So
oct nuoe0e 2un0 5fpp peO Irultrup,
1fete> Ser imi0lerti0 noget, lpm If
@umpret til at ipnfe abifillige @ra=
Ser. ct Nor al Selifabets @errer
Conn nemlig op at ifjpn0es> % iptn
befjen0t fan ct lna0ont 5fj9n0S=
mool UNDER ilige Smltenoigbe0er
f%orbapien6e bnrtigt r0artc til
Slagsmoal. Set gift bcller life be-
Dre / n9rpprenbe Iilf9loe. 9e Ser
rer ltof iimpeltben binan0en ~paa
Snoen". Slagsrnoolet moo imi0ler-
tbs efterbaonoen bobe antaget en- ret
%aloorlig &urafter. gn al Sc fpm=
penoe @errers 6rue fan0t / alt
Gnlo Mnleoning til at 1ton01e Goget
peb at treffe j N%ep6brdnle11. &in1e=
ligbi5 Dor 5ogbetjentene %formouet
at feline Sc to @errers &ompiper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

6orleoe1 9og bar Scr en- Some,
ser bo6 mig ON nogle Nenge, men
|ieg 1ogoe Neej. 5om 6plge beroI
fob jeg iffe bele 9eotten 0erefter,
bele Si6en lp0 ben0es' 5temme foc
min 3ren.
Sc mna Dirfelig bope ct goot
@jerte. @bem Dar Ben Game?
Min ege11 Some.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
6nnhfrjyllanh.
&artoffelnp6en.

6or at ofbjelpe &ortoffeln96e1:
er Ser / Sc lioite Gage bleben refp1=
reret &urtofler / pribote @usbolo=
ninger / 5maubDerne og poo 2on-
oct.
s @aoerslep &reos bar Sc enfelt@
Susbol6ninger faaet Sob til at BE-
bol0e Is &o. &artofler pr. &obep,
og / Mabenraa areos - $50. &ar.
tofler pit. 9obe0 og Sag, til Sen
np @glt fan 0effe 6orbruget.
WeDn6igbe0erne gaar n0 fra, al
bette er Silf9l0et fra Sen 20. ssSnli.
Sc pbrige &ortofler bor Tolf maot.
tet aflepere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Sbnl paa 81nrmp=&enen.

Ga Ioget ira @rpr1p &l.S.55
forrige 5pnbag Mfte1r bar operf9(0t
al Tolf ira Set firfeligc Mooc,
nootte en- 9el al Eosiagerernc |too2
cller ltoo uDe paa Nlotforncne. =
Mibtnejs mellem 8rpr11p % &1r=
Sing ifubbcbe en- ung M}unb / Neo>=
beo til en- ing Hige, Ser luD mco
8enene puu Srinbr9Otet, lau at 1l1r.
pplteoe / @rpften. &el6igpi5 l'a~Hr
Brpruptogct jo life til S1rti9ip=
berne, 1oo Sen ubelOige Game tn3
ingcr Sfu0e, bDilfet bun bite neo
reinlut at ipringe pp paa SCI be-
gc1te &pgr, mc0c11s Soget fjprfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Prairie


$4,000 Kan kobe IS Acre dyrket Farm So Acre ryddet: Frame u og Iade, s8
Mile fra Barnum, Mimi. $1,000 kontantR esten aarige Betaingr til 81
Rente.
num MINI. Frame Huso g Lade. $500 kontaht;R estenH til go.
$500. Kan kobe ct 9-Varesers modene Hotel we'd Barnuu. MINI. Eektrtsk I've
og Dampvarmeappant $1,000 konant, ReHen til 6%.
H. c Hanson.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

ogsaa. nemt anvendes til P@lsestop ming. Pdsehorn sendes Forlan-
gende, 1Oc extra. Agenter @nskes.
HEDSTROM & CO.. Gardner. Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

On A~Hne T.. q u4B4A 6 Mil fra Jernbaneby, 3 Mil til Ind
w ~ 20 q u . land BY med Rural Route, 20 Acres
under Dyrkning, Resten skov- g Grassland; S v@relsers Hus, lille,
$1,000 betales ned, $500 den 1 .Marts 1917 og Resten leHe I'd
betalinger. State Bank of Parke1s Prairie. c. H. Dahlstrom, Kasse-
rr, Parkers Prairie. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

med noget skov. Bedste Egn i Kanada for Hvede
O. Kvmgavl. Udmarket Klima, godt Wand, rig
Jo:d. Landet betaler sig selv ire Aar eller min
Ore, tc Baner, to nye bygges, code Priser. Skandi-
navisk Settlement, Kirker 0. S. v: Her er Pladsen
efter Kart NJ. m. scandinavian Canadian Land Co..
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

Sen itore Srrngiel.
Soran lloialgslte0et / Mobenroo
bor Ser forrige 2prbog itor Irpng-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Seip of York, Pa,
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Layman.
Miss Belva Colliflower spen. few
days last week with Miss Virnnie Stoner
of near Braddock
Mrs. Agnes Colliflower is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Newton Six of Keymar.
Mrs. William Weller of near Jimtown
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Shaun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Currens and
four children spent a few days with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Creager.
Miss Fannie Ernest of Union Bridge,
is visiting Miss Bessie Crawford.
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Troxell of Balti-
more, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Troxell.
Mrs. Favorite of Franklinville spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. George
Fox and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compiler spent Sunday
with Mr.. Lawrence Swartz of near Mot
tiers.
Mrs. Savilla Boiler of Thurmont, is
visiting her son, Mr.. Sam'l Boiler.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Week of October Both, the jolly Amer
lean comediene, May Irwin, in her latest
laughing success,
1888 WASHINGTON SQUARE"
May Irwin has been called the "Queen
of Mirth, Empress of Laughter" and
a score of others things since she sent
the famous letter to President Wilson
asking the establishment of Depart
ment of Laughter. She then made good
by taking her entire company to Wash
ington at the invitation of the National
Press Club, and made the President and
club members rock in their seats with
Unsurpassed laughter.
Miss Irwin is seen as Matilda, the
faithful and resourceful housekeeper OF
the fashionable Mrs. DePeyster, OF 80
Washington Square. Mrs. DePeyster
has planned a European trip, but owing
to reverses finds on the eve of her de-
parture that she will be unable to make
the trip in proper style. That her friends
may not know of her changed plans she
voluntarily becomes prisoner in her
own mansion with only Matilda in pos
session of her secret. Numerous COM
plications arise out of her concealment,
but the ever ingenious Matilda extricates
all from their difficulties after four acts
of ludicrous situations and laugh provok-
ing dialogue.
Matirees Wednesday and Saturday
Admission rs and so cents. Evenings
Soc, 75c and $1.00.
Week November 9th, the great New
York success, Common Clay"
Advertisement.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
Death Toll Over SO.

Detroit, October 23.-Great Lakes
vessels passing here this afternoon
and early tonight from Lake Erie
ports brought no more bodies of VIC
Tins of the terrific gale of Friday, or
word to indicate that any other YES
sells than those already reported, had
gone down in the storm, which took
a toll or more than so lives and four
steamers.
Early today five bodies were
brought to Sandwich, Ontario, across
the Detroit river from this point, by
the steamer Charlotte G. Breitung.
They were picked up by the Breitung
in Lake Erie yesterday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
A. H. HARRINGTON Dead.

Adolphus H. Harrington, of Frederick,
died Thursday night of last week. Mr..
Harrington was leading wholesale mer-
chant for about rs years; also postmast-
er during the Roosevelt administration
and census supervisor during McKinley's
administration. He was member of
the Lutheran church and for 81 years
was assistant superintendent of the pri-
mary department.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
Flour Fraud Charged.

Chicago, I'll. Charged that the
milling interests have made an ex-
cess profit of $50, 100000 by using
rejected wheat and wheat below mill
ing grades while charging consumers
for -four based on the best grades OF
wheat, were made by Miss Florence
King, of the Woman's Association of
Commerce, in a complaint filed with
United States District Attorney Clyne.
Miss King will seek to have federal
inspection of grain provided in a re-
cent act of Congress apply to the
years wheat crop.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
$4,000 For Baby's Eyes.

San Francisco, October 23.-The
value of a baby's eyes was fixed at
$25, 900 here today by Judge Frank
J. Murasky, In Superior Court, who
gave judgment for that amount to
the parents of Mary Rubio, one year
old, against Mrs. Amalia Razzuolia,
graduate midwife. 1t was alleged
that the midwife failed to care for the
baby's eyes properly at the birth and
now the eyes are sightless.
A pair of baby's eyes are price
less" said Judge Murasky. No
amount of money that this or any
other court could give, no matter
how large the amount, would COM
pensate for this baby's sight"
Mary's father is restaurant stew
ard.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
Bad Weather Hits Fair.

Thursday, the big day each year at the
Frederick Fair, was very wet day.
Rain began falling late Wednesday night
and continued all day Thursday, the fall
at times being quite heavy. Thousands
of people were kept at home. Friday
about noon the clouds broke and fairly
good crowd went to the Fair grounds.
During the afternoon the temperature
was high and made going about some
what uncomfortable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-10-26
Two Big Fires.

Cambridge, Nd, was visited 10y
two big fires last Monday, the pro-
perry loss being estimated at $40, 600.
The first fire started near Sunday
midnight and destroyed property be-
longing to three firms. The greatest
fire started Monday afternoon and
destroyed the Anchor Brand Shirt
Factory; Cambridge Auditorium;
Deans livery stable, and Marvel S
boarding house.