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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

e. d. HOWE, who Is student at
Columbia University, New York, ar
rived in the city Friday to spend the
summer vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. HOWE, M09 West
Church street. i6!.s,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Ancient Timber.
Shingles are still obtained from the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23
Murray ,ewelsr over lis East Main.

Ideal hreless cookers are ideal for
warm weather. Abbott q Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. August F. Larson, 81
NEAR Liscomb, were in the city today.
Mr.. Larson, who was patient IN st.
Thomas hospital, and was discharged
q few weeks ago. Is convalescing slow
w ~ 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Plenty Of wall paper at the right
Fprice and the men to hang it promptly
and as It should be hung. The James
Skegg Wall Paper Company. 1913 East
Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

d.. Billiard. osteopath. l5 West Main.
Galvanized sprinkling cans. lawn
sprays. and nozzles. Abbott & Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

The Fidelity Savings Bank is
equipped with private safety deposit
boxes in a fire proof vault. Do not
expose your valuable papers to fire,
theft, or loss, when you can rent q
safety deposit box for 81 per year.
Open Saturday evenings. $50 to s. The
bank with tho Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

New box OF seed beans just opened.
These include golden wax, German
wax, refugee wax dwarf, bush, limas,
etc. Reynolds & Sheldon. N.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

" Frank H. McCarl. formerly Of this
city. when he was local freight agent
Tor the MiHneapoiis 9 81. Louis Taii-
road, was in the city today while on
his way from Billings, Mont, to his
home in Newton. Altho for good deal
OF the time for three years Mr.. McCarl
has been in Montana, where he pur-
chased and has been improving a
ranch, he still considers Newton as
his home. About = year ago Mr.. and
Mrs. McCarl were bereaved by the
death Of their son John, = young man
who was FORMERLY = cicrA 1is sils giOcsAi
freight office oE the N. a st. Il He
died of tilbercuiosts 1T sBiiltpgs where
= tsnri now ~ g
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

The aid society Of the Westminster
Chapel. will give an ice cream social
on Tuesday evening at the chapel, To-
Gated at the corner Of Bromley street
and North Ninth avenue. Half the
profits will go to the Red Cross work.
They will begin to serve at o'clock.
Committee,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Children often drink too much water
on hot summer days, and then get
sick. Avoid that this summer, by Civ
ing them the cool, refreshing and in
MIGRATING drink OF the Bailey Boys
pop. It's OF any flavor you like, too.
Get the children happy and healthy.
Let them drink all they want, no sick
ness. Phone ~. Bailey Boys and their
pop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Mrs. A. c. Barrett. who has been
visiting her parents. UT. and Mrs. F.
r., Bills, left Thursday for her home
in Boulder, Colo. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Mahaia Wagner, OF
Grand Junction, Colo. who has been
visiting brother, !. w. Bailey. at
Hampton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

The services at the Westnhnster
chapel will be held as follows. sun
day school at 9:45 a. M, Y.yP.S. G. L.
at p. M, and at 7:45 p. m. 'stereopti-
con lecture on 1.-THE Mountaineers.
The chapel Is located at the corner OF
Bromley street and North Ninth ave-
nue.. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Mrs. Laurella Bolleau, Of Los Ang eles.
who is visiting at the home of her sis
ter-in-law Mrs. w. f.. Smith, is quite
seriously sick Of nervous breakdown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

For the best quality paints oils, col
ors, varnishes and brushes, come to
1913 East Main street. The James skegg
Wall Paper Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Forty women attended the party given
Friday afternoon at the Country Club
and enjoyed the time with their fancy
work ana bridge. In the latter the
prizes for high score were won by
Mrs. #. p. Aerle, Mrs. p. X. Neon
nell and Miss Grace Swingley. and for
low score by Mrs. e.. w. McNeely. At
the close OF the afternoon refreshments
were served by the, Possesses. Mes
danes H. w. Householder, Harry Stod-
dart, g. w. Darling, F. P. Mosher and
F. S. Hynds, and Miss Edna Balch.
Forty members enjoyed their supper at
the club house; and after supper the
weekly dance was held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Mesdames ]. G. Lopez. R. N. selby
and ". A. Andersen were the hcstesses
Friday afternoon ct the regular meet
Ing Of the Presbyterian aid society,
whose members busted themselves in
making supplies for the Red Cross, I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. Anna Ketch-
UNI and Mrs. "A. D. Meeker. At the
close OF the afternoon the hostesses
served refreshments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

Mrs. J. Hoberock, 1915 South Center
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to the members OF the Pastime Club,
who enjoyed social afternoon. The
hostess served two-course lunch, as
sisted by Mrs. Oscar Ghere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

South Third street. entertained at their
home Friday evening the members Of
the Luther League Of the Elm Luth-
eran church. During the business meet
ing Clarence Norland and Miss Pauline
Wilhau were elected delegates to at
tend the state convention Of the Luz
the League. which IL to be held In
Des Moines the latter part Of next
week. Following the business session
q social hour was enjoyed with games
and Mrs. Anders served refreshments.
assisted by Miss Nora Johnson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-23

MI. and Mrs. T. F. whitaker, Of
Oconomowoc, Wis, who have been
visiting at the home Of j. C.. Mitchem
for week, left this morning for. their
home. Mrs. Whitaker is a sister Of the
late Mrs. Mitchem. @
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-21
BATTERY BOYS HAVE
FINE TRIP TO CAMP

and Mrs. c. DoucvaU 3027 Ninth
.a. r-lay received a card from
SON Cornelius. aged I9 who left
81 Saturday with Battery y. Daven-
u... -.- camp at DcmiuE y. a. 60
pare FOR service i'm France The
s.--z man is much pleased with the
o rEhtua the government cared
-za bows On rle trip and said that
-... Earl provided with sleeping car
~ ana plenty Of good things 70
aa ST. Kansas C5tv they staged pa
r.- through the street The battery
Is ..z .a arrive at Dem58g today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-21
ART HINKLEY HOME
ON SHORT FURLOUGH

Arthur !. Hfnkley. company clerk OF
Company a Of Rock Island, returned
from East st. Louis 70 this city TO-DAY
on q Through Of a few days de re
ports that the local soldiers are all
ID the best of condition And that they
are getting some real military train
ing The daily workouts are Of the
s,lGest sort, he says.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-21
PICNIC CALLED
OFF BECAUSE OF RAIN

-aa picnic planned by the Rock Is
land lodge Of Elks TO take place az
Watch Tower park this afternoon was
postponed By the committee in charge
when r. was seen that Indictment
Weather would interfere. The commit
tee VIII announce she new date for the
outing ira q few days
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-21
EXPECT so AUTOS
ON JOSLIN JAUNT
Large Delegation VIII Represent This
Citg at County Fair on
Friday.
EAcH CAR TO CARRY A BANNER
IT ome to Rock Island We wiz Treat
You Right Slogan 70 BE
Announced.

Rock island VIII be advertised at
the county fair at Joslin Friday as it
never was before ar a similar event
Ii is expected that at least fifty au-
tomobiIez carrying business and pro-
fesstouaI men from this city will at
taua tile event. under the plans fos-
tered by The Chamber of Commerce
Each OF the machines VIII carry
banner bearing. Come 20 Rock Island.
We VIII Use You Right AT the fair
badges will be pinned on hundreds OF
persons The badges win carry the
same slogan It rs announced that any
person VINO contempl plates going 30 the
fair I'm his automobile should call al
the Rock Island club al once and get
q banner. They are being distributed
free
II IS the intention Of the local dele
CATION to leave the clnb at @ o'clock
Friday morning ANY person desiring
10 go before that time or later is at
liberty 10 do So bat should provide his
car with one of the banners.
Give Souvenirs.
Souvenirs viii he given 10 spectators
atthe fair The Chamber of Commerce
has secured q large number Of pairing
knives. Upon each person receiving a
souvenir, badge viii be pinned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-21
BOARD WILL TAKE
ACTION ON ROADS
Matter Of AppreRriating sum for state
Aid Improvement VIII Be
Considered.
FUND Is sMiILEB THAE UsrAL
Only sh20l is Available This Year
Prom Funds GiSen by Illinois fer
Gb0rouEilfaress

The prlnelDaI matter t. come before
the Rock Island county board of sup
ervsora TITS meeting next month Will
be the subject Of good roads
The selection Of the highway next
to be improved uuder the state AID APP
preparation viii be decided upon by
the board The good roads committee
OF She body wifi meet iu short time
and VIII take ZIP the question Of selec-
ton ol rhe highway TIP be improved
~. u Grlsw0ld of Rock Island. chair
man Of the committee. announced to-
day. The committee viii report to the
board
The state aid appropriation Ecr Rock
Island county this year Is $500 Tn
order 10 avail itself OF the use of this
fund. tire county must put UP similar
amount Il the sum is voted. fund
Of $1,000 viii be available tor the
road
Is Smaller Amount.
The sum allotted biz the state is
smaller this year than usual This Is
due to the fact that the state appro-
prarea $4,000 towards the federal
road fund Had this action lot been
taken 200 would be available here
tGIs-Eear
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

% flere &oteller. Ge0 Bpen iinoes
Ell 6ejlig gluntoge, ifG11fet al Gbri=
ltiun Sen Sttenoe, bporfor SEN fal=
oeS Gbriltiansgabe. Ser finoeS en-
Statue al Jre0erif Sen 5Dpenoe,
og / Sen ti4ltpbenoe 5Danelunb en-
Minoclten for Oberit Dolgos. &jer=
ring bor ct tort % rigt Splanb
|og lfol Sc lencre Star hobe gjort
itor Jrcmgol1q poa Set in6ultrieEe
Set pigtiglte in6a1l trielle
M11lpg er set 1tore @j9rring Mmts
Observation-Disclosures.
S. 6. Sprenien,
Socor1a> @o|b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
&opt % &nsiell taller.

Seo ct MpOe i Seem Dorf tolte be
to Mc0lellimer al SEN tilbogepe11ote
Rl1Slon0=&ommislion, Glibu Scot
og Gborles 6. &uslell, / mcger
ltGrfc Grb moo Dem, jom III ooi=
terer moo Ne%gjeringen. Moot jog0e
p, bl. a.: q
Scr CT Mnuo, iom goor ONT
firing. / oenne Bps @ooer / Mftel1,
i font bl1r0e toges ro beo 5olop9ong
Mprgen og ifpoes for 6orrpoeri-
De ltofercr Dcres Mrbeioe UNDER
fa!.lt 5oregipen6c, 0a Sc fpregiber
at ltaa pda bette 2onos SIDE, 90
DC lppcr bper Sag og / bpert Oro.
De oGffcr Jig til meo en- foreitilt
Mmerifm1is1nes Roobe; men 6erlonr
Ri ouer til noget pg er Dor Jribeb
bGrbig, bill hi fi11be SEM frem.
Scr CT Ell Gel Mbiler uogibet fer
/ Bnen hber Sag, bpis Neoaffprer
fortje1er at opmmes og benretteS
for 5orre0eri. so fpr eller li0er
bill sc blibe rant"
Scots Tole pafte ltormen0e 8i=
falo.
Charles g0parD MuSlelI onorcbl
Meolcntmer of &ongresien:
vSllopalc Mmerifnnere, lorn po11=
9rer sc Sorcneoe Staters @on-
gresl" roobte BON. vsSorrpoer i iSor=
Hnoni11g, lom bar iporet groifobg=
eoe1l % gaar til Sc Joreneoe Sta
ferS 5el1ot Tor at u6fpre aeilere,1s
1ifione Gjerr1i11g. 3, ON lea bare
f1111oc aribe Big / 5truben oq lIpbe
Dig til Eetrogro0 og title oiq Oh
poo Meors Marf Ell 5pn6oqg Of
fermiooog % looe Big Ie g3ei1ltotet
at Din @ierring! Tpr 81 piloe o1r
foa &c elenoiae, Iogrenoe, llirneoe
5fobni1reer at ie, iom mootoger
5pif1onos ifione 9el1ge. Dr piloe
fda oent at le, Oil illobaIe Senator,
lon aoor fro 5olfemosie til Solfe-
maSie, oientaee1oe bine forrpoeriife
Pr, eitere1toe, bboo 81 bar loet
! oe 5oreneoe 5taters 9enat.n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
ntnhtnD 4ujaknlf.
(t867-191D.

Moienools Mflgler, s.. 8. Wfap:
bom> blep fnpttet til Bin6tng 9pl
ffole 1889, ga $. Mortenlen rellte
til Nesgoor6. WoDbom fortpl'e1
fra fin SSnotre6en paa &inoing fgl:
genoe lille Er9f, JONI Ri m%e6tager
forbi set %inbebol6er en- &oraftertltl1
al 6r1 &atbrine &olenool.
Sen f6rlte Sag, jog toni til
6fole11, lpurgte &oie1loal lin SUI;
1tru ON, bpor6on bl1n ipntcs ON
ocl1 ny 2Grer, og bun1 lDare0e poc
fit title Moo0e: $50, ban er bill
eoo nof, men set er fife Worten=
fem" Sea neo life, ON jog 11ogen
5in0e forn til at in0tage Ell loo
goo Nlobs Dos 6r11 &oien6ul JON
Mortenien; MEN jeg fom til at agte
ben6e for ben6es ltore Dpgtigbch
TOM &usn1o0er. @e1'oes ltille Iil=
bagebo4oenbc0 gjor6e, at mon life
1trafs op0agcoe ben0es go0e Gbner
men bun bol6t ollie @jenmets
Troooe / lin @oa11b, bar alti0 ben
famine, ems moo alle, nrlig Jon
foo."
ga Moienoals flptteoe til 2png.
b. tog Mopbom 5folen / 6orpogt.
ming % opertog &pjitolearbei0et,
n1et op9op Set / 1897 pg flDtteoe
til So0enie 2onobpfole.
Gin0ina &pjifole bIep I'LL at SO:
lenoal lolgt til 5orto1loeren fo1
1obp Eige6pjlfo1e, Mortin Nielien
Der lcocOe Stolen fra 1897 Dill 1908.
Sioltnpbrte Mur bpoe ban, fun 4e
Mor gommel. 90. sc. gjoroe ct TITO.
folt Mrbel6c | oe II Mur bun bopoe
9folen1 og bans Su1trl1, sSrn 5ig:
ne, torltoo | cit mGrfelig @rab a
gjpre Sfolebuiet til. ct Silent 70,
Glebernc. S bans 9ib b1ep ser Don.
net Ell Gleoforening, iom mango d
DC garnle gleber ira Moienools Gti
ilntteoe Zig til, Boa set fgrlte glep.
11D0e / Snmmpre11 1900 fnnSn 0n}o,
tin Nie1ien j fin gcTomlttale:: uSa
bperfen 5igl1e eller jeg bill prgpt
poo at bore Sober eller Mooer 10,
Jet, men pi bill prgbe poo at purt
1tnge n1eo ier / bet Nor Daqe, s,
er boS o." Denne rotoIelie ct bit
not betegneuoe boaoe for Martir
Ntielle11 %. for bans 6l1itrr. Sc bap.
De en- lDffelia gbne til at bore u11qt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

2Gscr anbefaler SEN, uGeres
&11rifo", ifriber 6r. Ehilip 6ois=
bach fra Hibge, W6., ~bliper bpj1ig
%onbcfolet al por Gi1triftslege. Dert
gipcr el1bper J%orbr11ger f11l6 Sil=
freoSitille4ie." &ienol fabet til Sc for
trinlige Gge1ifaber, JONI Or. Eeter5
G11rifo, Set gamle l1rtemiboeI, Be-
1io6er, gaur fra Muno til Wuno
og fra @ltS til @us / 8p og Bpgb
ODER belc 2on0et. 0e11 er mere al
mi116elig befjen6t ems noge11 o11oen
M}eoicin. 5frib til 0r. Beter 6obr=
11eD & Cons Co., 1875 go. &oD=
ne Mbe., Chicago, SI1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

i11eb be u1ge. 9erfor bar Marene
1S97-190S Ell gob IiD for 8in=
Ding &pjifole.
Otter Mnrtin 9tiellens Opo flpb=
te Beter Mn6reien 8in0ing Sgl=
lfole. Mnbrelen, Ser er fpot 1860,
boboe peret 2prer poo &pslinge
@giifole iiben 1884, fun me0 8
Mors Mfbrpoelie 1926, 0a ban
bar Me0re0aft9r al u@ejm6a!!" |
Mobenroa. Sg gjennem fin 2erer=
pirfiombe0 / Npslinge bar ban Die
ben lan6sfjerOt. Og | BET min0'te
paa ct Omraabe bap0c bon l9rlige
9etingeller for at fun11e lpfte Mrbe1l
otter Molen0al: ban bar 5proer=
|jp0e, fife Blot al Tp0iel, 1len ino=
lcDct lom fao / 5pnoerjDllonbs ST
I%itorie, opbt bepqget al 0ets &an1p
og oets 5org.
/ SEQ Sl1bilgltm1sfelten talte s. M11=
oreien. San bpo pelfomr1e1 / ler til
Rolenoal ,og bans 6ami1ie og no
|tolte lin Ble6e oper, at at ber /
Sag bar f!!ere 1amleoe emo 6e11 Sag
for SO Mar 1iDel1, oa 5folen blep
oprcttet. Ser er mango, mel hi iab=
ner jo 6olfene al min egen 5tam=
me. Scr CT fife gonife faa 0erneoe
fra, lom bar fGroeoes / 6enne @uorD
meo @la6e, og lom gierne Diloe be-
re me6 / Sag. Den fgr1te 9gi=
ifole bleb baoret trent al Ell meg
tig Splnng. Gent pna Sc gan1le
&pjifoleiange. Me6 @r1notpigs
Ser thinner Ell Sol" fra 1871 oa
~Soao 5olifin CT for Set forte
W1ll0" fru 1856 iom 5orbille0er
bruier Sc trent / Sen itore Spj1fole=
jtio I%reierr1e:: @rbeiens Spiang for
oen norife @pjifole 1864: u8elfom:
men bDer bbis @lRoe", grunots
y5rem Bomber, frem pad Gole11"
|d865), 6icbarots Sen Bonoe lon1
|pil 1eoe" 1866, 6oltrl1ps Or 5fo=
len for andre ems Bilt on, Hog"
|dS6D og 81tbbess ugeu belfomme1l
erbber UNDER l~1ng6omme11s gag"
dS68). S Soitr1ps Scr bbpr III
1treo % long" 1882) bpres Der
Tor farlte Gang en- angltelig Gone:
p1l ben rj 5lagt lprnnee Sc gomle
Sempelb1ter? ,De11ne gGngitel1e bar
iffe facet meget at betpoe; men Sen
bar BOG baret Ser iiioen onen Gong
90 bar gjort fig eaIoenoe belt OBJ
1troer artoen 99g MI gaar set ID
|1ffe loo goot for Sgiifolerre. Sipr
|0e lpife Sgjifoler bar faaet ct ile1nt
l5tpo iii. Sbao 5agen o11gaar, CT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
6jprrins.

Gen0lDsiels elogomle biltorilfe
&jeblto0, bpis Hripilegier er fra
LAT, ligger poo ct &pjoeorag / en
6offet, 1fobfottig, men frugtbor @gn,
og lom 5taoen paa 8j9rget, fan
8pcn life flutes, men fan les fra
ltore Gele al g%cu0ipsiel. S 69lge
5agnet ifal Der bore %inonuret cit
Sling / Get. &atbrinefirfcl1S Saarn;
berfro @pen5 %oprinoelige Napn
&j9rring. Ser bar i%o1111e Ii0er
bpret f6rt ret liDlige Mrgumenter
ONT, bborbiot Napnet 1fl1!oe ltabe5
mc0 ct eller to (r). Monge Borgere
og Mn1tetS leoen6e MDisv Gen0iDslel
|Iioenoe" n1ener, at 6u Ser pprin6e=
llig finn bar ct (r) b9r Ser beller fife
Dpre to; ,n1all ifriner Derfor SIP
ring, mems Meiten al 2anoets Be=
folf1ing lfriDer @lprring. S Mi0=
Dclol6cre1 bar Si9rring Ell ganife
.anIclig Sp og GenOlpsiel 5tiftetS
@obeolto0 pg Biipe1p0e Cir &efor=
n1atiol,c1l bar Gcl1blDslel ct Stift
for Zig ielb og fife ion1 MI en- Del
LAT Mnlborq 5tif) og bar 0esu0en
ogloo Mp11tlteo fra 1147-57. Sc
mere flpttcoes 9ilpeleoct til 8prg=
l11n1 &44olter, e bcrpeb tobte Bpen
noget al 1i1 Glans og Sn6flpbelie,
% Set eff itnrft tilboge. s 1647
% 1893 bjc1nipqtes 8pen al ltore
Sl0Sbaa0er, ser fun lcp1coe foo SUI
le. Otter Nl1lpgget al Sen fprit tie
itore jplfe 2pngoebo11e gjcnnem Mol-
BORG, @jprring til 6reoerifsbubn,
begpnote 8pen igje1 at qjpre Trem,
gang. S mine 3re1geoor bleD @igr=
ring ofte belfrepet lon1 eli al 2an=
bets imuffeite 5maolteoer. Seq mint
ocs goot nit fprlte 8eleg i Sjpr=
RING; jog % ct Ear &uln1nerater
fif | 5opcoet, at hi pnlfebe at toge
Ell rigtig &jebito6 / Hjeipn og ipao=
[eire0e Sen 2H Soil Iorge Sci fra
JurrebD pcb 2pffffen, as Gba1s1een,
frcm pg tilbage. @i por / ltofereoc
/ bort be0lte Sri pg bar 5pnan0s=
fafetter pau @obe6et og pploige TO-
lioe Ireifo poo Spooerne og ipr=
teS, bi bar 11ogle orobelige &urle.
Sen ferlte gcnprfning jeg bprte,
90 hi banOreoe ino / 6jbrring $50,
9ao ol11tre1t iooleoes: Nej, ie bare,
oer fommer 10 tire rigtige @apgos=
Ter, De bor 'oo 1o,1oe 4rcn. 2ige ioo
1negct iom S%ernbonen gopneoe @jgr-
ring, lfabeoe oe1,s Iremfomlt 2gf=
fe11> lom fnrben bar Sjprrings 2o=
oeplaos. Site Sc 2ol1obrugsproouf=
ter, lom lcnotes til llolonoet fra
9Jprrin9. par blcnet 10ifibet fra
2effe11, blep mi lenot meo Bonen
It'll Treoerifshdpn. Der bar en- gio.
ben TOR te Solboel al set 10. Mar=
b1tnoreoc, at Ell 5%ppel1oeoel al be1e.
Donmorfs ~l1ofpriel al 2ol1obrng5=
prool1fter ltOf9rtes ira 2pffen. Des-
|noen bleb Ser ogioo nofibet en- Sci:
ira Blofbus % 2pnltr11p, ioo mon
forltoor, Der bar Dpret liblig 5fu=
octrofif fra Sonnnerbrtgtel1s S1pf-
fer | De aooe gomle Sage. Mf Of
fentliae gpaninger % Snltitutioner
9Jprring | mine Drengeoor bel
mprfeoes iGrliq Set. aotbrinefirz|
fen, Der er omgipet uf Greer, iomt
Set. Sans % Set. Sloi Rirferne,
Der beQge CT f1t1le6e, 2 5foIer, Ell
1l11ltf STANDARDIZATION, ct Muleum
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
FOR DERES DUNE.

Brns Murine gienmedicin. Ineen Smerter-beha-
Smme pine cs betendte Ojelaae. Murine er ineen
r.atentmedicin, men bruet j Leaers Praksis i IA.
rinser. Faas j Drug Stores for Soc pr. Flaske,
ON Ojene: faas frit fra a sg D. -
Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Farm i Minnesota til Salgs.

24o Acres, ~ Mil fra Floodwod, en- BY med 600 Indbyggere og o-
1ooende ! "Cloyer Belief" af nordlige Minnesota, G IS Mil Vest for
Duluth. Landet der tlbydes til salg Hgger we'd Great Northern
Jernbane - Duuth-St. Vincent Landevej. B@lgeformigt Land, 1ngen
Stem. intetu benyttet Land, z Acres ryddet og ct lille Hs og staid
Salges i mindre "Tracter' hvls9 nskes Lette VllkaaI. hun @oo:oo
or Acre. Skriv eler >bes@g DR.. N. N. Trlplett, FI0odWo0d, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

En- god kvart Section z 81: 5 5 s$:: i ::' ss s:;s;:$:$:. l. III ri
fra Badger, Rossau Co., MINI; 10 Acres dyrket 20 med Klever og
ct soHdt bygget Hus, 5 v@relser, og andre code Bygninger, $35. pr
Acre a lette Vikaar saafremt Sag skier straks. For narmere
Oplysninger adresserer: #"@l. 1I.t "I&t#t#I 34%l .+#-
WALTER ANDERSEN. Badger, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

200 Acres Farm til Salg. 1tse z zos 4a nasSa D 6s e9@sSan Re.
Bygningerne findes en- naturlg Lund og en- god Frugthaye, Frugt,
bart sort Jord med Lerunderlag Beiggende we'd offentHg Vel med
Teldon og Rural Route: sH Mil til By q Mil til skole og 8 Mi
til luthersk Kirke. Pris $3.50 pr Acre. Lette Vikaar. skriv efter
Gratis Katalog og Fortegnelse til
CROW RIVER LAND COMPANY. Belgrade. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

; Ekstra God 80 Acres Farm slol ssa os RMss. SETTLEMENT 5 si ffa By
; Godt Z varelsers Hus, sor stald K Ko1a sin, T storrt nyt Swine
: dt r indhegnet og cross fenced. 50 Acres under Plov,, Resten
{ Grrsgang og Holland. Inlet ubrugeligt. Pms 500. pr Acre
I Lette vilkaar. PAYNESVLLE LAND CO.. Paynesvlle. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

- Strip efter grsasnnmmer
at bette Slab. !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
DAYLIGHT Saving
GAINS RECRUITS

The daylight saving plan IN Homo
lulu ID fast gaining followers and an
other step towards putting It into
operation was taken Monday after
noon by the trades, commercial and
industrial development COMMITTEES OF
the chamber Of commerce when It re-
ferred the matter to the members Of
the chamber for . general discussion
at the August meeting.
Il IL felt by the members Of the
committee that II the local chamber
can be prevailed upon to 90 on record
as fayoring daylight saving. the ques-
ton can then be taken up with the
civic bodies Of the other islands and
eventually the clock advanced one
hour throughout the territory.
The question has been under dis
scussi0n by the chamber for nearly two
years, but because so many were OPP
posed to the idea the intervening time
has been spent N gaining converts.
Recently the Rotary Club took up the
question and referred It to the cham
Der which placed It In the hands OF
the trades, commercial and industrial
development committee for action.
The committee ct the meeting yes
ferday voted to send letters to all
of the members setting forth the sail
emit reasons why daylight saving
should be put into operation IN Homo
lulu.
with . bin establishing the system
for continental United States having
already passed the Senate and now
before the House Of Representatives.
1t Washington it, hackers here be-
lieve that the time has come when
concerted action should be taken.
Because daylight saving, before It
81 put into operation. must be backed
BY the entire community the commit
tee, 10 ascertain the feeling Of the
people, II sending letters to the man
ayers Of Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Land Company. Oahu Railway & Land
Company, Honolulu Iron Works and
HCatton.Neill asking them to obtain
opinions On the question from their
employees.