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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
By Associated Press:

1
 CUICAGO Nol 5. po4-ibii,r- of another great war between t0o .uI- road brothcrhood4 and the railroad comranics appear in statements maae by leading members oc the nothor- hood of Railroad Tnunm.n that de- mWds for a sixteen percent increase in pay will probably ho presented 10 the railroad managers within the n,xt two or rhr"c weeks
 The dcmand~ arc To br proplrod be the onci1s ot th urothorbood of EwlWN Twumrn and the ora r of Railroad Conductors who closed d foJI. day period of deliberations here todll.
 The railroad men ar- passing rn,- demand on the greatly increased eol- umr If labor atl"ndus tb- perform mcr of thci duurs -n,, t1c present congestion of traffic developed Th., wage increase to h, demanded will affect more than two hundred luou- sand rdroad employees in the event If ii being put though
 The announcement that there is a prospect of grrat railroad tieup dcvrl-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

aboard the Gcncvievc must have been within at least ten miles of the Whit" Bear at one point on their trip but were probably unable to see the vessel on account of the snow and darkness
 Whether lIcclila has abandoned his vessel or not is unknown. Those ac- puaintcd with ice conditions think the schooner can be saved in the event Of the ice remaining in Pastol Bay, but if the ice should happen to move from shore the Bear will probably he car
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

sumc the statu quo ante bellum.
 Tcuton airplancs have also beol dropping handbills along the Taglia mcnto river offering the Italians peace and urging the troops to withdraw from the conquest.
 The Teuton activities are in line with those recently adopted hy tho Austrans along the Isonza front to persuade the Italian troops to revolt and bring about separate peace be- tween Italy and Austria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
GERMANS CROSS TAGLIAMENT(
 RIVER AFTER BITTER FIGHTING

mcnto river along its northern cNtrc- mites, after terrific fighting The statement says the Tcuton pressure against the Italian northern wing has been greatly intensified. Heavy fight ing is continuing along all sections of the Tagliamcnto linc The Tcutons are also reported bringing up addition al troops from other sections to keep up the tremendous pressure agains, the Italian lines
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
LLOYD GEORGE INTERVIEWS
 PERSHING ENR0UTE TO ROMI,

LLOYD GEORGE INTERVIEWS .....
 PARIS Nov. 5th.-P Premier Lloyd George stopped over here on his way to Italy to consult with the It"lian all- tholitics over the military situation in Northern Italy and held conferences with the British, French and American military commanders before rosumin" his journey.
 George held long interview with General Pershing. commander of the American military forces, the latter
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
ENGLAND AGREES TO
 PASS GERMAN GOODS
By Associated Press:

WASHTNGTON Nov. After more than two years of negotiations with the British Government. the consignmcnts of German made goods purchased by American hums under prc-war con tracts which have been held up by the British authorities under the embargo laws for more than two years, have been released and will be allowed to enter the United States under the same conditions as obtaind at the time of their purchase.
 All of the shipments were purchased before tho British trade embargo went into effect but were not shipped until
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seeming ".'r,"n'~ "td.. "..H l"sn.- ar> 'o thc ma,hurn of 'u. mills. fires occurring with su2aa. frequency in rac Nrd- and boH.e explosions and oth'r -lmlnf developments. which oc- cnr at '.o 'r.tont intervals 10 be a'- nruurod n'r.> ,o aood"ut Tho So-
 uot.qc evidences have h.rom, SO many of l,t tatt tlr eoN,Hmont win pro hahIN muh, d.l@., .eoH~ 'o suppress aIl aoUNli.s of that uame
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
PR0GERNAN INTERESTS HINDER
 AIRCRAFT PRODUCTj0n

being cut for a,roplane construction
 The labor disturbances fnmcntcj he thc Industrial Workers If tho WorI are also declared to hc greatly a.m. pcling the huldmg of rho gigantic mr fleet contemplated wder n, gov crnmrut construction pro4 m
 The soho,9go menace Is ~'.',d To l., the most serious. however .ud has already resulted in very serious dr.>~ in the building of the national m fleets The menace takes the form of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
By Associated Press:

WASHINGTON Noy. Govcm- ment officials are convinced that pro- German agencies are working lo hin der the aircraft production program of the administration and fl is be- licvod that q drastic campaign will b" necessary to suppress their activities.
 Numerous cases of sabotage have been reported from the mills nngagod in the cutting of lumber in the North western spruce forests where wood k
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Reports reach ing here from the Italian front an nouncc that the Austro- German forces have crossed to the west side of the Tagliamento River after terrific fight ing in which the invading troops were subjected to heavy losses
 The reports say that the Teutons continued an overwhelming pressure against the Italians along the upper reaches of the river and finally won a
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
their rtack < Saturday morniug

their rtack Saturday wornug.
 lt i learned. however. t1Jt th. Au.- cl3cll troops were under the commarl of Veteran French soldiers at the time of the engagement Veteran French otiicc1 Were also in command of the \mericans mentioned in the Saturday commencement of the Berlin War office of in. capture ot American prisoners
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

Robertson. chief of .br iuuur, .t ot the British army headquarters, also hc.a member of the party In
 nt.rvien. Sin WJIm announced both England and .mu.. have men and guns tu tt. a~--tu,, ol rodono force, ou u.. Tu@ltm battj,ucd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
AMERICAN TROOPS FACE GERMAN ASSAULT
RAILROAD WORKERS ID
 DEMAND PAY INCREASE

l"pm- has u-od -..' sensation in comurl,e, aul uusm.-- ctcIo5 and
 ,hor. is much talk oof tn, government
 taking "N,r r1. railroad .nd oporat- tag 'hru mdor tn. ..tun Iaren-c Jot
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

later, with the result that they seized by the British authorities have been the subject of length gouatious hctW,ou thc British American governments The con ments are valued 1t upwards of million dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
Nl AIaskans on Casualty List.

SR' TILE. No> ro. \.-o,lrtrd rresl has learned u,at therr were. no Nol9 9lwcstern Alaska men on Inc casD{ fly list resulting from the Ger mant attack on the trenches occupcd by tac American forces in training
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

coming directly from headquarters io meet the Prime Minister GouerI Sir Douglas Haig, commander of tn, British armies also attcnded the cou- ference with the American commandr.
 It was announced Nostord.> tnt Premier Pajulcoyc will accompany Lloyd George to Italy 10 consult with inc Italian leaders on the Tcuton iu- vasion and formulate I'Ian- for fur nishing allied assistance to the strug gling forces of the Italians. Sir Wm air and the battle yesterday is accepted as a fore runner of further fighting on d large scale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

WAR NEWS-Enlist your name now on the subscription list of the Nugget and keep posted on tho war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
ANTI GERMAN RIOTS
 RENEWED IN BRAZIL
By Associated Press.

IIp JA\EEIO N.E. The aul- ''mn no'- ",.wne att.r the break N.'0 GermanN -.m" months aeu have h.'n 'ouo"sI a- r.~u.t Of The recon, H"""@" ~aI"n"ure .t'"oh- oo Hrazu-
 " m''.0.n' ~hn# a"e.io@ tH. war lunr
 \ ooD,r ot G.."aa ...arua D.. been D'.,tsi aud "aaoeA mdDr.a,,d .nd some c;rrnao owned rror,ny has heon desuat,d Tho mlirar, aIe now in fuI control of tho @tuuHuu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

passage. The Italians are still offer ing tremendous rcsistencc to a contin- uation of the Touton advance and the progress of the Austro-Gcrmans be- yond the river is slight
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

ROME. Nov j.-Thc War office has announced that the Tcutons have forced a passage of the Tagli1-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

Get the habit don't bother to your friends outsido-scnC he daily on weekly Nugget. over, then send us your addr
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

salicnts of the American trcnchc. and apparently cut the salient off from the rest of the line. In the ensuing n- fanuN attacks the Americans fought gamoIy and captured one wounI.u German prisoner
 IL is believed the Germans attacked aa soon as they learned rhc Nmarcpn position The killed were Private Thos. r. Enisht pnvw, Jaos B Gresham aud Private Nr.u- n Hay
 War Department Has re.. Oeta Is
 WASuINGTuN. Nov. ,. The Wac. ,.,. r'mcnt has moi boa advised Us {" "A.'. .r not tho C rm,n+ cap tur Il the nrn T occuri.j by tho An- cr m to,..> in lrainm, J result of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

Every home in Nome should the Nugget delivered to it-Subs now and keep the household enIgl
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

Rome Officially Announces Teuton
 Crossing TagIiamento,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
ATTENTION MOOSE

Regular meeting tonight, B of extreme importance. All m should attend.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05
F R HOLDEN, Secy.

NORVIN w. LEW Die
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| res order.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-05

The InupuOrcOrUi that ih'r" IS 2 prospect of great railroad tieup dc\rl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Kirker or Foreninger..

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FOREN1NGEN "HAABET'' mSder
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
8esranelie.

Warcus gocfs 8egrabelie, Der
Sreoags foregif fra ct. Hebers ba1t
tie &irfe amber Donios 2eoelie, blct
en- imuf 5grgefeit. &irfe1 bar Bra.
peret meo @rpnt, 811omiter og or.
geflor. st nolminoeligt 8elo q
8lomlter og Scramble bpffeoe 8ao.
rem.
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zig, Ipfiulig," offompagneret a
Mrs. s.. 8ierre, og Sen itore bbioe
Slot" affompagneret al Mrs. 80
g. &osmus1en. &raiterne Corp.
gaarb % Ofteoal talte. 9arpgaar>
ubtalte iarlig en- Iaf for bDab 8oct
baboe pGret for ben oanife 8efolf:
ming ber pg life minolt for Wenig.
beben. Sorbfaitelien fon6t 5teo pat
Grblta Safe Cemetery paa ct al 81
muffeite Ste0er og u6fprteS al Ba:
flor Sarpgoaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

Gnrianlil1gen, Dor ben ltore Bgrr1e.
|fe1t i Como 8arf, bbori Der beltoa
ober 10000 Nprn fra alle Dele al
@Dell.
Mercbe fra Sen tiblige Worgen.
|1tlt1lo hegpnote &c por0el1oe ol1erl.
fon1fe Borgere at anitige, flpote
oct ltibelte Nl1oS, % Der loaS iarlta
nol1ge inlao MiiS goll1mbio's, rps
Sc, blaa og bDioe SarDer, ligeleoes
.bemnrfcoes Dragter ! belgilfe pQ
an6rc al pore Mlltereoes Sectional
farper, Scr bDer erfelt bi0rog til
at mi1oe % ON Dagens Betponing,
10000 Buffer al G~racferjacfS blep
uooclt % forlpanbt bnrtig 8erne=
mes M1tn0e, % oa alt par lat til
2ips, toges berat pua 2emo1taoetl,
Dborof ser bar lmaa0elige &pa11=
hummer - 5000 @al1ons. Ser mao
life babe bnret belt tprt | Norfen.
Om Gftermiooagen bolotes ct
1tort 5portsprogran1, Ser beltpb al
Npooelpb % ltgnenoe. Iillige gab
flcre Of Bgrnene Oppisni1g al for
1fjcllige 2o11oes Tolfeoanie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
gclatetnes. 8eipa.

On Sting, Ser lprlig biDrog til al
iette ct .potriotiif og alporligt 8rRg
poo Tribe0soagen bar ben belgiife
&ontulisftonS Dtiit. Den TOM me1
tibIiot paa 6ormi00aeen.
Noo Ba1ttgaaroen par Der opltil!et
ct &ompaaltt 5ol6oter, Der gjoroe
&pltnpr, ID prot1inente 8orgere %
bpjere DHieerer Dor til steoe 90
|bpo 30tntnigito1ien oct fprite BEL
fomnelr, 8srefftteer git Guren til au-
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ct 9jebllit eltfter rulleoe, Ma.ta1nobilerl
tie Up forot j NHqplpilIpnen. i Como
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of 8pens 8orgere: Ser boloteS Iale
Of 8ilffsupssSyre..a1o font blarlot at1oeett
lag0e;; 81 er meo Goerl" bpilfe1t
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fer oen bierteliae Mo0tageIie 81
for. oen Sjulp, Mmerifoner1te | 81
fibite 8 Mur ida bereopilttgt bnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Gate Mmelie auinbeforeninas

H#'EEE# F<E-Ea ZrE@4t Observation-Disclosures.
5ammeirffomit iioite Eorsoag Mfter
peo Wrs. McDonalb'S Siem, Min-
nebaba ape., bar iapnt goot BE-
1ggt.
Scr. No1lien fra ct. No11l I'm
.oerbol6t 5oriamlingen rneo flere gi=
olt1=Soloer, og oerefter benfeoes
manb rlrof Boroe1e og ngb Sen
fortrittligc See Cream, gobt brpg-
gcon1 & belimagenoe &age.
SS11ere 5ange bIeb ofiunget %
8aitor Sarpgaarb bg6 paa Sorenin-
gel1S 9egne SoriamIif1gen gelfpm-
met, % bat, 8oitor gobierg %
Mrs. Garpgaarb fortolte rlogle
.5raf al ocn Snplia afogoe oonfe
Millipnpr Sbieng 2ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

tnr, ilcoe MOB observation-disclosures
5pprpognelle, eller a1an 1oo bebage.
ligt | en- 5elbeierbil, % ogeoe til
Dc mango Barter og 5per, ser fin.
oeS / ct. Yauls umiooelbare Seer
be6.
5DrD9rferiiagerne anretteoe iffffe
nogen lprlige n!pffer, 11pgIe enfel=
tc 5fra1nnler bar Dagens Me1ultot
11ten lige fra Sen tiblige Morgen=
lt11ao % inotiI tent paa Mftenen,
oa Gegl1el1 melote, fin Mnfomlt, bpr=
te mo11 | ollie Starter al BDen R11olo
at alel mulige Tprbarferiiager.
Mclr io1n ie6parlig og bppr-
fpr l1ogen unotagelle poo GribeSs>
eltote Dagel1 mes en- frpg=
tclig 2oroenbpge % Ell Megnitorm.
Deln.e anrette6e bog lite megell
Sfooe, neo l1t1otagel}e Of, at oe1l
paao f1ere Eltirftet yDeH @foraar-
1ageoe 5orftprrelier Eelefon!e6nin=
ger11e 90 Sc eleftriffe 9trp!1urnl71ingerl
iNa1ofeocs at mu1tge maotte fmoe
6jjesilt ! Mbrfc1t, bpiltet lite folot
liat1rnliiBt bnilifeligt, oa 6e mango; o.
!tnrfe 2Dlt %uofbruot oplnite So
ber1nr5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
9isfnsiionsflnbben

SEQ &lubbens Mpbe }i6ite Eirss
bag Mften inble6ebe @pmnaitiflerer
Neterien ober Gmnet uMousieau.
Gmile", Der efterfulgtes al en- lib.
Zig Disfusiion, bbori oeltog Gpm=
naitiEnrer $. 6. 2angmocb, b'&rr.
g. g.. 8%or6enfletb, Sobs. Strife
goaro, ST.. &pt5, 6. gbriltenien %
flere. Naite Mgoe bliper Girsoaa
Ben II. Suli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Sill &pmnentipn.

Scr. EbomaS S. Sfellet :of 5fel=
let Golnparp bar nplig 6eltuget !
Ell @onpention 1om Mor6peitens
Sro11sferfompagnier bdr afbol6t !
Omaba, Nebr. s5aaDeI Snren ii.
0maba iom @iemturen toretoges
nco Mutomobil. MrS. 5felfet leo
Iogebe lin Ma116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
l1bfInat,

ct. @eoers &trfes ung6omsfor-
clling bap6e orrangeret en- n6flugt
.poa ficroe. Suli=Dagen til Minneba-
ia Sails n1e11 no9en 1tor Eililut-
ming bar. Ser lite, % 6a &egherr
melote fit Mnfomit tioligt paa Mf-
tenen, tog man otter Gejen til Silent
NETS Mrne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
1Qna6pmstttp6et

ct. 8eoers &irfes l1ngoomsfor=
elting bobbe. Observation-Disclosures
iio1te Spaoag Mfte11. Ggrlt aflagoeS
Beretniltg fra ungoom31tnpnet 81
Ter. geoget Sept l10ober bDo6 Ser tib=
.lieere er meooelt bert 8looet trent
toni life.
Derefter lpite Scr. G.. 81. Stub
Bor Digte. uSs%Suleoften" ,eIler
~sSeoen" at &enrif @ergelono %
vDpmpeoe Melo0ier" of SoIger
Drocbman1..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Brpbrencs 5fpbfeit.

$. 6. Mn6erien's 2oges ltore Set
poo Spl1oag otte Oage / Souers
@orf, teg1ter til at bhpe Ell Set,
Der bltbet per6 at operp9re, 6erfor
iful6e Sc Danife / ct. Naul orage
0lt1foro for, at 0eres Sci fommer
til at gda til Harfen for at bilie
paa fine 2%al1osmpno og gjpre 8rp-
brenes SET til en 5ufces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
8rbuupsbaa

Den 2. Suli fejreoe Scr. $. Gar.
len % Suitrl1, 1913 @1mbolot Mpe.
g. Qeres 7=aorige 8rpllupsoog. 81
&rebs AT 8enner iomle6es ON 81.
tenen bereS 1ml1ffe oonife Stem,
bbor ct goot Nrogrum al Sang oQ
D%eflonnqtion opf6rtes. l16 poa Mftc:
men ierpereoes ct uoi6gt Mftens:
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1aite en- &rolog ifrebet / Duge11S
M%nleo1ttrtg. Holtor Sarpgaoro bolo:
en- tort Gale, bpori ban 11otolte Ell
Saf til Scr. % MrS. 2ar1en for ser
ifjpr1e Seltaften meo Rnifet on
monge 11Dffelige Mar for oem
Sremtioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Sbertoger Ernfibentbrrbigbeben,

Dbertaeer Hrnfbentprrbiebebe,r.
Or. Worion 2erop Burton, Ser
CT 11onpbnt til Yrpiioe1tt 6. &in=
cents 6 fterfelger beo 5totsu1niber=
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S%tllingen beo n%niperiitetet. Ser
bor lite 11ogen Mo0toge1lesfeit for
baml bpilfet bon bob6e frobebt Jig.
Som .befje10t er @%ruiioett .8llrtor
life ltfjen0t meb set 6ol1ife 5prog,
ga bon bar oberiat flerc 0o1lfe Sig
te til @ngelif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
M9lnneapeIte.
S @e6rimaa

@or 2onosmano Martin Melion,
Der / lpngere SID far pnret BUM
Den til 5paelejet, er / 8eortng og
Denter at b1ibe oben 5enge i 2pbet
al ct &or tigers 5io, bpilfet bill
.glaoe banS mango Benner og &ien=
.6inge.
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ST. Paul.
NDbeber
maa i%nbien0es, iaa De er i ErDfffe.
riet ienelt Ons6ag Mften. 720-722
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MDbeber
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Sil Mrpp.

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Winn., for at belpge Genner %
&jenoinge lo1nt oDerDpre r5foDro=
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9tprferne fejtcr.

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Get tort Rublifl,p1, i 2pbet al e1
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Hrelliss,: sl551futte Aupiterz og:fD. g. 9.
SSocobion, t1!opioere. al Noitor $, 8.
Moolcf, NlSiilti11esadboIis, pda eorif.
Otter 1o1etne bar scr 5ot1e al nor
s1lfe 9dngfDre1inger % ct Sports=
blep bplot. ::
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6cnigbc9en

Dns6ogs opranot me0 itraolent1.
jsolfinSpeir oa operalt iaas SIM
.ooGs-flaote Neenneifer, ser meo Sc.
res Wa0frrp, 5iifereoifober % bboo
Ser el1ers bgrer meo til en- STOP:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
SierSc-Snli=Doaen

Den omcriforlfe 5%ribeoSoag blep
beri 8pen .fejret peo flere lterre
5cltliabebcr. Gn al DC Setter, bbor
ber1. iurlig Dor 2ip og 0leoe ODER
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Dr.. naIIOran Sanitarium

AI001s 49,.
Rheurnatisne, Asthma, Blind
tar1nsbetendelse, Galdesten,
Ischias, Tuberkler (ikke Ta-
ring), gamle Saar og Bylder.
Vattersot, Mavelidelser og
Loco Motor Ataxia" G9rste
og anden Grad behandles
virkningsfuldt ! fra to til tire
Ugers It'd. Udvortes Kraft-
bylder fjernes we'd Plastic.
Skriv efter fri Bog.
Dr.. E. M. Halloran, Specialist
65o E. Third ST., ST. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

Rheumatisme, s::ss.: s e ssss@ Z - :: = ss.: Cd
Bedst udstyredeE Establishment al den skzs iNordvesen. I, 3, WHdenmuth. forhe
we'd Mudbadens Jordan, er III hos os. Eksaminerede Sygeplejersker var Omsorg at
Dameafdeingen. Lad s spare Dene "a REESE til Kuderne. Gratis Besknvelse .
st. Paul Sulphur vapor. Bath Parlors, 2s1 selby Ave.. st. Paul, Mimi.
Dr.. W. nv reeandB estyer @ 3 Phones:D q e42O0. It's. 5000
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
TDlf e. alemipm.

s5y0rIt6tit Sag 6Sor ser Muftion
Greet M1rtbern @arebuS oper ga
ger, Jo11f bopoe CLIENT / Gogene.
Der bot tffe minore ems 1000 .Na-
roplpcr, 400 gsotfioler, Barnepog-
tie, 5eiiaeflaoer, &ufferter og man
Be ol1ort Eager, Scr blep iolgt til
oet bpiithpoel1oc at Muftionsboloer
81. Is. Sobnion.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-03-08
Registration Notice.

The office of the Supervisor OF R=e-
istration will be open on the Isl Mon
day in each month for the purpose Of
registering any person who is quail.
fed as follows:
Who shall have been a resident :,
the State for two years, and of the
county one year, and of the polling pre-.
cinct in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day OF
election, and shall have paid, eli,
months before, any poll tax then dns
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section Of the constitu-
tion of 1896 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he owns, and has pale
all taxes collectible on during the
present year, property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars OF
more. B E CLARKsoN,
clerk of Board.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-03-08
Bio Heartsd Goldsmith.

Mills, fellow collegian of Gold
smiths, called one morning to offer
Oliver breakfast, when he was adj
jured in answer to his knock and in
a smothered voice to force open the
door and enter. When Mills and
others had at last forced the bolted
door they found Goldsmith so Ell
tangled in the ticking OF his bed
that he could not extricate himself
without help. He explained that as
the night before had been piercing
cold he had given a poor perishing
woman with five children ait bis
bedclothes. What could he do? He
had nothing else, not a penny, to
give her. E1t was cold night, too"
he added, "for ! couldn't at first
sleep till I thought Of ripping open
the mattress to lie in the ticking"
-"Oliver Goldsmith" by R. Ashe
KiDo
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-03-08
Dog Saved Sixty Cents.

The Belfast. Maine, correspondent
of the Bangor News tells this story
of an intelligent dog:
Jerry is little Boston bulldog who
lives with MIR and Mrs Colby Racliffe
and just now is a hero-Jerry is that
kind of a dog-of all Belfast dogdom.
He might not have trudged on his
short legs all the way from Stillwa-
ter to Belfast, good forty miles, all
alone, to save his mistress sixty cents,
but what put the idea of the trip into