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The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
Scientific
Farming
SELECTING ALFALFA SEED.

Variety, Source, Purity and Vitality
Should All Be Considered.
Prepared by United States department OF
agricultural
The following suggestions for select.
ing alfalfa seed for use by farmers east
Of the ninety-ffth meridian are made
by H. L. Westover, scientific assistant
of forage crop Investigations, and II.
B. Hendrick, assistant in agricultural
education, states relations service:
Alfalfa seed should be selected with
considerable care. The variety, the
original source Of the seed, its purity
and its vitality each should be con-
sidered. The principal commercial va
r1eties of alfalfa grown in this coun-
try are the common or ordinary, the
Turkestan and the Grimm. A large
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
RUSSIA LIKELY
TO Be REPUBLIC
New Government May Follow
Switzerland.
~
OLD REGIME IS At AN END
People Have Been Given Universal
Suffrage and Will Decide Nature
of Future Control.

Fetrograd.-The new Russian gov
eminent, it is learned at the foreign
once will rest exclusively in the con-
troll of the council of ministers until
the convocation Of the constitutional
assembly.
The duma committee having fulfilled
It's task rs the temporary governing
body during the days of the revolution
will thus pass out of existence as the
chief executive body Of the nation and
will surrender it's extraordinary pow.
ers to a cabinet whose premier, Prince
Lvof, will have the authority approx
mating that the president of a repub.
lie.
1t is impossible as yet to forecast
with any certainty the final form the
government will assume, since it will
depend entirely on the collective will
of the entire population to which has
been extended the proclamation of the
suffrage.
The belief prevails in official cir.
cles that the opinion Of the country
will be found to favor a republican
form Of government, not under a presi.
dent but under a commission similar
to the governing body Of Switzerland.
If this becomes an eventuality it is
not unlikely that from the present
cabinet, containing the most popular
leaders in the country, will be drawn
the principal names for the commits.
sion which will govern the country.
In any event the old regime is dead,
the foreign Office declared, and moth.
ing can resurrect it. If the people
decide on a monarchy it will be a
monarchy Of the most limited type and
the monarch will be stripped of all the
traditional powers which belonged to
the emperor and he will be little more
han ruler in name only.
The foreign Office reiterated the
declaration already made by the new
government concerning this liberty
and full rights for all the races which
are component parts of the nation and
1t was stated that since this was ap-
plicable to Jews as we'll as others
nothing now stood in the way of a
new commercial treaty with the Unit.
ed States.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
ABDICATION CAUSES S NJ

Cars Action Makes Deep Impression
in Germany.
London.-The Russian czar's mani
festo resigning the most powerful
throne in Christendom has caused an
appreciate reaction in his favor here,
but it is regretted that he failed to
realize earlier his plain duty to his
subjects, thus obviating the present
crisis.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24

FOR SALE-Several pieces of furni-
ture. Apply at 246 Third Street
West. 3-24-2p
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
DECLARES FOR NEUTRALITY
Mexico Defines Her Position on the
! European War.

> European War.
Mexico City, Mexica. - In answer
to the communication of the United
States to the Mexican note, which pro.
posed that neutral nations unite in an
effort to bring about peace in Europe,
or, as an alternative, place an embar.
60 on shipments to belligerent coun.
tries, the Mexican government issued
through the foreign Office an absolute
declaration Of neutrality, asserting in
definite terms that it is the determine.
ton of Mexico to devote it's efforts to
keeping any country on this continent
from taking part in the European war.
The statement also sets forth that
Mexico will continue its efforts with
neutral countries with the object of
securing European peace.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24

percentage Of the alfalfa grown in the
United States is ordinary alfalfa.
Where alfalfa has been grown under
certain conditions for a considerable
time there is a tendency through elm
nation to produce a type presumably
best adapted to the conditions under
which it was developed. Thus seed
from various sources is frequently des-
ignated by the state in which It was
produced. In sections where winter
killing is not a factor the ordinary
types are generally recommended in
preference to the so called hardy al
falfas, as they generally produce some
what heavier yields.
Seed production has not proved a
profitable undertaking in the eastern
part of the United States owing to
the fact that the seed sets very spar
ingly under humid conditions. Occa-
sionally when the weather is specially
favorable fair crops have been secured,
but the chances for a complete failure
are so great that q farmer can hardly
afford to make q regular practice Of
attempting to produce seed. Conse-
quently most places east Of the ninety
fifth meridian must depend on distant
sources for seed, in which cas- it Is
generally advisable to secure western
American seed produced in about the
same latitude as is the section where
the seed is to be sOWn,
In this country the commercial Tur-
kestan alfalfa has not proved a sue
cess. It is relatively short lived, not
particularly hardy and RECEIVERS slowly
afer cutting, thus reducing the yield.
It pays as a rule to buy the highest
grade Of seed, even though it is the
highest priced. In the low grades Of
alfalfa the seed that will grow costs
more per pound than that in the high
grades. Samples from different firms
should be compared, and the best quail
ity Of seed should be selected. Alfal
ia seed may be considered good grade
when 1t contains not more than 2 per
cent of impurities and when 90 to 95
per cent Of 1t will grow. It is well to
order samples Of seed from a reliable
scotsman the winter before it Is to be
sown and to test these samples care
fully or have them tested for purity
and termination. By securing sam-
pies of seed early n can have ca
sonable assurance Of being able to Sc
cure seed from the sample which gave
the most satisfactory results from the
tests before all Of the seed from such
sample has been sold by the scotsman.
The hand lens will be found very
useful in detecting dodder and other
weed seeds. The general quality Of
unadulterated seed can be estimated
on the basis Of color. Fresh seed is
light olive green and gives a bright
glossy surface when rubbed with the
hand. Alfalfa seed which is of any
shade Of brown is questionable One
should not purchase seed when the
sample contains any considerable per
eentage that Is discolored.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
One Gent A wORO--COunt each initial
or set of figures as a word.

FOR SALE-A small cook stove, in
good condition, also invalid's wheel
chair. Call at 522 Sims Street. Up
WANTED-Good farmer to work
land on shares. Address H. B.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
AUSTRIA MAY SEEK PEACE
Said Emperor Charles Will Negotiate
With Russia.

SAID emperor Charles Will Negotiate
With Russia.
Amsterdam.-The Frankfurter lei.
tung publishes a telegram from
Vienna stating that it is learned from
an authoritative source that the sud-
den return of Emperor Charles Of Aus
tria from Budapest to Vienna was due
to the receipt of news about the out
break of the revolution in Russia.
Political circles in Vienna, the dis
patch adds, are considering the posi-
bility Of entering into negotiations
with the Russian cabinet with afview
to an armistice.
Emperor Charles is very anxious
about the matter.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
REGARDED AS OVERT ACT
Administration OFFICIALS Believe Wa,
Will Result.

Washington. - The report Of the
sinking Of the three United States
vessels by German submarines was
received by administration officials as
an overt act, which will cause a con-
dition Of war to exist with Germany
within q few days.
While not unexpected the report
caused CONSERVATION and it was pre-.
dicted that President Wilson would
cancel his proclamation for an extra
session to convene on April 16 and
would issue a new one converting con-
gress at as early a date as possible.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
OLD PEOPLES HOME BURNED

Four Persons Are Dead and Several
Seriously injured.
Chicago.-Search of the ruins Of the
Scottish old peoples home at River.
side, a suburb, which was destroyed
by fire established that four people
had lost their lives in the fire.
Thirty-three others were saved, but
it is feared that the exposure In the
freezing weather may prove fatal to
some Of them. Nm M
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
st. Paul Grain.

Wheat-No. 1 hard, $2.03% @2.04A:
No. 1 Northern, $1.93A @1.97M; No. 2
Northern, $1.s9% @1.99; corn, $1.11@
LIP; oats, 58% @59%c; barley, 96c@
$1.16; rye, $1.58@1.59; flax, $2.95h.
The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
South St. Paul Live Stock,

South St. Paul Live Stock.
Cattle-Receipts. 800; steers, $500
@9.75; COWS and heifers, $6.5O@9.O0;
calves, $6.50@12.50. Hogs-Receipts,
$50; range, $14.25@14.6O. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 100; lambs, $12.00@14.25;
ewes, So. OO@11.25.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13

la6er % forl taa, at BERTH og life
'19nger pnifer bn1 at 1e Spleller,
iom bon ielp 1pnes er ufortiente.
Sg naar jeg I'LL ifa4 tage Mfifeo
meo bam, lao f9ler ieg, lom ON Scr
er noget jeg iabner alene bette
at funne ii6be en- bolb Gimesti6 /
bans Selifob Dor en- OpGepelie for
mig, forbi jeg fplte bans Sierte u11=
berbpgge e1bber al bans @an6lin=
ger.
Noar Solbor Socob1en / Sag ii6=
Der / cit 5tilling, lom bel Tan reg
mes for en- al Sc melt onlete blonot
DonIfe / Seem Sort, ioa be6 Ri alle=
lonmen, at set er olene bans per-
iot1lige @genifaber, Ser for bonet
8ejen for barn, og ri Tan NOT 1if=
fert tro, at bette life er iiblte 5to=
tion poa Beien.
Sal meo bbem iom be1it al ollie
bent, font / set 6aglige 2ip fommer
| @ergring me6 bom - olle elifer
DC bom, % cit be6re &epreientont
for Dor fornemlte Snltitution |
Donmarf tam bel lite tenfes.
uSanS &ierte er at @ulo", iagoe
&optein &ollt en- Dag hi talte iom-
me11, ~og leg er lite fiiifffer paa, ON
Der lite / bDert al Siertefmrene
1100er en- Diamo11t - --."
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Mcbbelelie til Mpbre.

8 6e 1iolte IS Mar bor 5pge=
pleierifer % Me0re i gteip england
life funoet roget, Ser tooler Cont
me1rligning me6 u5pfes Gomfor1
Boipoer" til at fiji 8ernenes SUD
fra gran6iuar, SfGoning> uoiIet,
og allie 5logs &l1oiaor. Sc fam fac
bette fortrgffelige og pirfiomme
2egemi60el / Deres le0enoe Mpo=
tef - iarlig / utbe @i11ol 5tore"
..25c, eller pr. Boit for11obetalt. -
Mo0tag intet on6et / 5teoet. Gn
ltgrre Brgbepaffe frit. M6resie: ST.
Comfort Eom0er Company, Bolton,
Mosi.
E
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
q. Is. @ooe=Teiter / Danmarf.

@ooes 100 Mors Sag blep 6el1
%. Gebruor mi11bet ODER belle Gam
set. Sbor Muiifforeningerne fra
Sfagen til @e61er fun6e Set, bob6c
oe Mtnoefoncerter og Setter til So
oes Wre, % | &9berbabn bIeb BON
.lni1oet paa mango Moooer, fineIt
og belttoeliglt ielbfplgelig pe0 @on-
certe1t / Mufifforeningen.
Statueu paa ct. Mnnp 8la6s
.b1eD til Operfloo impffet me6 2obr=
borfranie og &omponiitens geniole
9oDeo bebpngt meO EN- l9rlig Wres-
fro1s. Ser laa &ra11ie fra 9e 1am=
leoe f%lgbenbabnife 5angforeninger
at 1859, fra Sonefnn1tner foreril1=
gen, fra Muiifforeningen % Orfe=
1ter foreningen, fra G9ciliafprenin<
gen og ugeiels SIS. @aoes Min6e".
@a0es Seoebus / 8orgergaoe II
bar impffet fra aelber til Sagifpg.
Soranle0iget beo en- Mrtifel al
Gbor!.es &jerulf forIeoen ON set
gomle &us bab6e v9etels IS. @o6es
Win6e" la0et ino19tte en- Blaoe, ser
fortpller, at ber ct @obe fg6t. -
@olop=S bobbe 1tillet El1=
lipa1er / lit &eloerbinoue, oa ga
oct bleb mprff, iIlnminereoe 8ar-
bere1 | Den bgje 5tue po1 felt meh
6 2DS to trearmebe &onbelobre %
trooiebe berme6 Slluminationg- og
onore 8oabltb
Sra BET fg1!. Geoter og fra Mrt=
lffonierbatoriet flageoes Ser meb
5plitf1aget.
5muffeit bleb @a6e maaife err
u1oret beb Ell lille Spiti0eligbeo i
Solmens &irfes @apel. Sen gam1e
5pman0sfirfes bergmte Srganiif er
blot Der i Ell bbib Marmorlarfofag.
pao bDilfm Der / gaar bar lagt
flere &rar1ie: Sra S. IS. 6. Sort
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:, 8. Melbers, 2ittle Balfs, Mimg-

9ots man pnifer at fjpbe en- goo
Sarm | Central Minneiota, BDor
11oget at Stote11s beoite Sorb fin
pes, og bbor Ser tiEige er manae
son1le bIo1nitrenoe ifun6inabiFe
Settlemerter, SIR mon retfe5t /
ferlt at benbenoe fig til SET bla11of
5fnnoinaber anIete 2onofprnpaqri-
g. g. MeIberg, 2itt1e Jolls, Wiun.-
og foa nogle nejagtige og paalioe=
ltge 0plDSninger ON Sc mor1ge 90
DC Jorl1e, Sc bor / &ommisfion og
1om 1nlges til rin1elige Nriier.
S o11itaae11oe Mn1,once operferer
De l1efpp Ell al oisie gooe 6artne ill
ct rent Rgberfjpb, % set by pnre
Hlejligbeoen ~per0 at toge fooDeT
oenne ion1 mango ar6re al Rona-
-pogf1iets 5orme / 9jenlpn. ssorbiu-
oelferne me6 Omber0c11en er for
frtnlig baaoe beo Noif og Sernbane-
.5foler oe airfer er Ser let Nogang
til. Gg'te11 er iml1f og meget fceue-
rig; lao alene oerfor bgr ma11 toae
oer11o oa %betragte beo 9elbibn Co
mems og Sarnenes Sortrefferiabe-
per; men bbis mon life Tan fon1nne
og ie ielp, ioo nr1olao oog life al
lfr'ne til g. 8: Melberg, aiittle
6alls, Minn. Oct bill betale fla.
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6aluur JaruhHrn.
Sort &arafteriitif al en- f%remra9en6e
9anif=Mmerifaner.

s Ell Mrtifel ON fjen6te Danife
i Seem Dorf ifriper uSonp's 8ror"
i ugsor0lDiet" 81. a. f%slgen6e:
SIN Dag, iom jeg alorig ffal
glemme, 0a jeg paa &elltg Slm
{binge6e in0 til &obofen, ltoo Ser
poQ &aien en- flor Mo116, og bre0te
fine Mrme no til 8elfommen for
mig. Denne Man0 par &alpor SSa=
coblen, og jeg pe0, at jeg a!orig
noget 6tebs ber 2ipet bar facet
Ell mere belme1rt &elfommen emo
bans, og jeg bill iige, at jeg fpler
mig 1tolt ODER at eje bans Benlfab.
Noor en Gong SEN @iltorie ifal
1fribes, lom ban6ler ONT oe Don=
Fe / Mn1erifa, lao bill @alDor So
cobiens geapn forn111e / fgrlte &pf-
fe. 5oo egte Donlf loqn ban bar
life en- al ollie 6em1, Der Dor1ore0e
berober for at iage 2pffen, 90 lite
en- bar beburet set 6an1fe 5prog laa
rent og ifprt, tro0s set, at ban fun
bar Z Mar, 90 ban forlo6 9onmarf.
Og fon1ner n1ar1 mt berober og
unberbann0en faar at bloc, bbuo
ban bar birtet og bba6 BON bar
gjort for alt, bba6 Der bub6e 6anlf
S%nteresie, 1aa foritnar mon iffe,
at bans egne 2an65menb berobre
iffe forl9ngIt bar anerfien6t Bonn
fom en al 6eres aller DpperIte. Wean
peb 10 oog, at oenne Mor1b 1t6en
EDib1 bor giort ct meget fort Mr=
bej6e for olt, bba6 ser bar banif, |
ollie 6e manage Mar ban boe0e pao
GtilleboDsfDlte1t, % MOI fan pi1i
fige, at bnn lon 6ormano fo1
@fsefutibfomiteen De6 @iennemfg:
relien al ben 6anffe 8Dgnings bef
l1o1tilli11gen i 5an Srancisco poo
fine iterfe 5ful6re bar nogle al 6e
tungeite 5ten til SEN 8pgning, ION
be Dnnife / California me6 &ette
fplte Zig itolt ODER at babe faae1
reiit, bbilfH 10 ogfoa FIN IDffeoes,
for6i 6e 6eru6e lto6 Sful6er til
5fl14oer for 6enne felles Sag. Men
set bar bel ogiaa 0enne gnergi iom
nlorig bar beniDnslps, Der bar Sol:
ror Sacobien fra Ser til SER. 81
Ser fienoer bnm, meget beore enf
ban felb ater % tror, ri filler lom:
ME Iioer Era11g til at giere 11oget
rigtigt jeg beo lite bbor
peo bam, noget Der furoe biie bam,
bbor meget ri boloer Of bam
n1en ioa itanoies Di at ingen a1roe1'
er6 SalDor ielo, iom Deo 1T Bpleu
ga beo lin bele Optreoen 11oen or
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Bansk,G nlnhrullup.
Mr. os Mrs. Sulm fejres / Geba1
5alls, Spiua.

5re0ag BEN 80. Mearts feirebe
5frp00ermel ter Mognl1s &olm og
&ultru / Ge6or/ Sails, Soma, beres
@ul6brDllup. 0m Mftenen fan6t en-
ltor % item1ingSfu!!b Set Ste6;
cen bar arra11geret al Meolemmer
al Den 6erb9re11oe 8etblebems =Wfe=
nigbeo, og en- Mengoe Ga1ere of=
lagoe 8tonesbDr6 ON Sen Betp0=
ming, @rlobruoeparret babbe bobt
for ben 0anife &oloni / ge6ar Sails
oa Omegn. Danif=Mmerifanernes
Onolings6igter, 8oitor M6am Dot1
/ Gbicago, TOM engang Il Siioernes
Morgen" bar Bralt / @e0ar Salls,
boDbe lfrebet en Sang i MnIeoning
al @l1lobrpnuppH; bi. bioiettcr ct
farafteriitiif 8ers:
pSDa6 Ger6en fol6er tort
fit S bel alorig giort,
men S bar 1neo at v!!pie op i Eao=
gen;
bDor S a a 2ipef gro,
retiinbige % tro
paq gagt S itoo / stilbe6, men
lDsbooger. ~.
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n1o1nS Slegt, fra 8ilbeGm Sa1r=
lens Sorlog> fra Donf &oncerffor=
e11ing, &irfeinlpeftionen % fra
l8onierbatoriet. g.! II bofM Rrop1t
-Se11ger Ell lille Tale, lom bapoe~
1o1nlef Ell &re0s al Sen @ooeFe
5omilie meo bans tre Bgrn, Rsaor-
torcbef Selir @a6e, &oncert1ne|fer
Arel @ooe og Srf 0ogmor waoe
/ 5pi6ien.
Mange Me1lneifer fan6t / Ooae,ag
.2eb ino til oeres Unolings-@ompo-
niits Soileite0 i Set gornle, ar,,er=>
otge Ropel og logbe glomlfer oper
Den moonebbi6e Site.
Boa Set fgl. @ibliotef bnp0e man
trooS &1tlne6 oob41et EN- Ellie uo-
filling til Min0e ON @aoe.
Com rinpeligt er, optoger Rooer-
og Wotutifripter cit flor Del az
Flao1en; men molt bill og1ao fi1oe
mango on6re interesinnte Bibrae
bentet frem fra @ibliotefefs riae
5fotfomre.
Gn rigboloig 5amling al Bor-
.tratter,I Brebe til og fra Waoe og
Mtente11toer ont on6re ltore Qon1pc-
hitter, 81. a. ON Mo5art.
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Sele ben nnite Dag 2grbag
ben 81. Quarts - bengif meo fort,
lot Geiren al bet afbolbte @nlo-
bruoepar. Geiterne fulminere6e SIR.
bag Mften meo ct 6eitmaaltio pao
Blocfbalpf Sotel, bDor ct bulb1
&unbreoe al &arrets nermeite
Slegtninge % 8e1tner babbe ino.
fua6et Jig.
Meb megen Sanag babbe man De-
foreret 2ofaIet / rgoe og bbioe @o=
fer, % balbtreoiinbstDpe &erter por
tenot iom ct blusien0e Gegn pao
Getens Mnlebning. s 5a!er
aa man en- funitfer6igt fororbej=
set @jengibelle al &oloingbus &uin
- @te6et, bbor Scr. % Mrs. &o!n
/ beres lng6oms Dage vfan6t bin,
on6en", % 6esuoen bur Ser peo
bber &ubert lagt Mabnefort, bbortil
bar beftet @ggefbi1te, in6f6rte fra
5foperre omfring &oloing. 2igele6es
fon6t ma11 be6 iin 3allerfen en-
mo6erne Egiprgbe (Wulobru6gom:
men er 10 Sfrp66er), lom, naar
man oabne6e Sen, ~ofi1gre0e> no9le
ifj6nne Selt6tgte al Mnton &piit
Chicago, til fie16te 6an1fe Welo=
bier.
6oale6es b1eb Sen rette 6elntem:
ming aniloaet 1ige fra '8egpn6elien
og SEN forgge6es Doerligere / @f'
tenens 2pb, i6et Sen enc Goler efte1
SEN or6en nn0erltrege6e Sen 8etp6.
ming, @ul6bru6eparret bab6e bop]
for be Danlfe / 6enne 9el al Solpa
Ser b1eo bo16t Galer al Dr. S
Senlen Com bar 0r6itprer), Or
81. @fan6s=@onlen, &eoaftgr 80
&ollt CDanneoirfe~, 6. 50. 2ar
fen, 8. g.. Mgerbecf, Magn1S
&olmL juu., &enrp Mo5onti, 5ebc
rim Morfus1en og al baaoe @ul0:
br16eporret og BETS &grn.
Blan6t Sc ti1ltebebnren6e~ @eite1
bar &oitor Sobannes Gbri1tionier
og &uitr1, Ge0ar Sails, Scr. oe
Wers. Str. &plm, 8oterloo, Soma
Hoitmelter Sens &olm me6 &ultrl
og 9otter fra Bierre, 90. Daf.
Mrs. Mnna og Mei1s Mren6ie @pn:
6ergoar0, ct. saul, Minn., Mrs
@olleie,1> Ge6or &opios, Soma, oe
mango on6re.
@ul6bru6gommer er "a Mo1
gorrmel> og Mrs. &olm ct 70. 81
npoer bcgge BEN ltgr1te Mnleelle
oeres 8p og @gn, og bar gjennel1v
Ell lang Marr9ffe ltpttet at gob1
oanif, font er bofiet frem / oe mint
0erige 6anife Diitrifter omfri11g sc:
6ar Soils. Deres @enneielbe6 oQ
0ereS oDeror0entlige &jGlp1ombei
operfor 1Danfoml1e 2an6smen(
Dor / 11o11ge Si0er. bpret noget al
ct Oroiprog, og oe fit pao 6ereS
2tps gDl6neite Se1t6og mangfol6igt
8i6nesbDr6 ON, at man paoifjpnne:
Sc 6eres @jerning / og u6enfo1
&jemmet gjernem Sc mango Mar.
1om ct iDun6et.
Scr. % Mrs. @olm bor / Orbets
egentligite 5orltan0 peret bla1161
Dem, iom i ct og alt bnb0ebe Sc
beolte al &c Nrinciper, Ser gj6l
onif=Mmerifaneren til en- ubeitr:
oble citizen.
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INSTRUMENTATION

dem sev, hvor god den err" Mrs. Karl A. Keso 500 North Ave
Aurora, Ill.
Kunde naesten like komme nd af sengen.
Cmclnnatl, Ohio. "Jeg pnsker Dem at vide, hvor meget godt-
Lydia +. Pnkhans Vegetable Compound har giort for nip leo hsuae
sa daarligt Helbred fra kvindelge Lideker, At jeg n1sten ike kunde
komm :! I'd at Sengen; Jeg havde y@ret under LegebehandIng for en-
lang I'D, ia min Moder sagde: ".fg onsker, at Du skal prove Iy-
da :: Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound bet gjorde ieg, 90 DEF bar Ia
Yrkefg g]ort mig til n rask Kvinde. Jg er Stand til at gjqre nit
HusarbeJde, og jg er sa lykkeig, da jg adrg t@nkte at ieg skuIde
blve Stand til at a rundt pa den Made Sol jeg n u gier 90
Jeg @nsker, andre sal vide, hvad Lydia f. Pinkhans Vegetable Con=
pound har gJort for mig Mrs. Josie Gopher, 1868 Harrison Ave-
Paramount, Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
=. Hns lie 6nsker sbecse Rad, skmv til Lydia E. Pnkhous M
acme 20. CDrlOat) Lynn, Mass. Deves Byeu nil bEue oobnet -
og 0es04rd at en- Kvinde og hoAt nrngt briun. -"
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Sergenten: rMeeo bbilfet n6en
bDa0> mac EN- 6oloot life gao oper
&a1ernegoar0e1t2"
uWee6 en- tpnot &ibe noeu
2oog."
uMltiaa, forltoor S, - oe1l Ser
.6rpoer fin 6oneeb, bliper uoitp6t al
Seren, foar &ptting og fonmer /
Tugtbuiet. Desuoen mr1ter Ser bo111
ooifillige itore l1bebageligbe0er / set
tilfo1nlne116e 2ib."
5ergenten:: u&bub CT set Ser paa
Deres l1nifornnsfraffe?"
Gefr1tten: Set ,er mirt 2org=
netinorl"
Serge1ten: u2orgnetinorl Naite
Gang finder loaoan ct Mien bel poo
at mgoe cipil til Eieneite?"
Beneralen inipicerer: uSbilfet
&egiment?"
&efruten: uMn6et Snfanteriregi=
mert."
g.: u8atatIlon?"
st.: uSgrlte BataiIlon.~
g.: u9eabn2"
g.: uBeterienl"
g.: vSg @ompdgni?"
g.: uSSa."
8. (toroner):: uSSeg ipnrgte ON
Eompagril"
o.: vsSoDer, @eterien & Gompoe=
nj
f q
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at en- k%vindelig S%vaghed, med voIdsomme Snerter
i min Ryg og Slider, indtil jeg blew saa svag, at
jeg nasten like kunde gaa fra Stol til Stol, og jeg
blev saa nerves, at jeg kunde hoppe we'd den Inlna-
ste Stpj.E Jeg var aldeles ude at Stand til at gi6re
Husarbejde, .og jeg var paa Vel til at give op alt
Haab ON at blive frisk, da min Sgster anraodede:
mig ON at prove Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Jeg toy 6 Flasker, og Dag er jeg en-
rask Kvinde, Stand til at gjqre NIT Husarbejde-
yeg pnsker allie .lldende Kvnder Wide prove Lydia
E.. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND 90 finde nh fov
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En N9eoicin !
tor Kvfnoef
For 40 Aar har Lydia e. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound lindret Kvir1-
dernes Lidelser.

bet synes nasten unulg, at der skulde vere { Kvnde dettr
Land som skulde fortsate at Tide uden at give Lydia E. Pnkham's
Vegetable Compound en- Prove efter allie de Bevser som til Stadighea
har v@ret ofhntiggort, og som uden Modsgese har bevst, It dennr
storartede ganle Medcin har lndret mere Lideker blandt Kvindcr
end nogen anden Mediin he Verden.
Mrs. Keso Kureret efter > Maaneders Svpdorn
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oon1> iom ogloo / set Npoi liens Mor
1917 fe116er @u1ltens gpl6ne
Ble6c.
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e Sofgens eg D6dens Aar oter heIe yeI1sv.
w M eafI;nr,edT White Vine andITar.syrnn -
iiee si HAS. ! o ethveIt HEN. Den y%idup aR1-
alt. suaissiNHa-A Sselges over