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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
ADMITS SAYING NMIRICCN
SIIOI IN BACK or on IT

Chicago. oct U.s. Former senator
j. g. Pcttigrcw of south Dakota. who
has been in % Chicago hospital for
several weeks said last night at his
hotel that he had hoen informed uu-
officially that au indictment had been
voted against him ut Sioux Fails S
D. under the espionage act. hut that
ne knew nothing officially of amy
chargcs that MAY have been pre-
forrod against him.
nc . huv been indicted said Mr..
Petugr'w. ~ was FOR o. speech Q made
recently in SIOUX Fails ! that speech
J said We We're boz % war 800 which
We had no business that We were iu-
Volved because certain people were
un ships they should NOT have been
! declared that since We were iu the
WAT tho best thing for as Co do was
90 huCk out gracefully Since ] have
been m Chicago 3 have been elected
% repro-rntIuvo a. tho pcaco cone
ference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
CONI FAMINE IMMINENT
MD COLD WAVE COMING

chicago brf is Many 'hlcag"
homc- aHd sine houses we're uut o.
coal today lua unable Geo get more and
with 1u Immediate cual famine boo
prospect 'Nr Hoa thsr man predicted Y
COLD we've frr tonight with suuw 'u-
morrow Th, office of '"hu g. WIZ
Iaus ia.. administrator Of Illinois
W.s flooded with complaints rIon'
ra -Hu,t- whose demands tur coal
bad .r,u turned duwu Do, dealer THE
latter have supplies sufficient for from
tVl ta five DAYS more virtually rH
cool If. arriving from tho mines H.
.ul Goo the u~uuufh"ril'd lut "Id
spread strike
George 70 'ushiua editor off nu ir-
nu.utial cosl publication, -iId hI- td-
t..D- show the strike haas moot uuIt ,.-
ended to Indiana uut even Co. ohio
with evidence uf UNREST m I.Hu-NI-
eJu.a. Fred " lphlu. h,ui Of Iars.
coal di]ftrihutlHg DompuuiD- BOD thIotgu
said d. -ow uu reason fr aI'cr HU- proc
di,tior tina Within 8 Few dIt- bust.
ness bon Chi.Isu NHI loo IaralEl,H bod.
the Ia,k OF fuel Even fu, gas conn
IunY which urdlHJrII. mtIH.H.H. Isrs
-upplirs bias uuly i,N d1s sHu
ga hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
THREE DAYS SUPPLY
OF COAL IS ALL THAT
REMAINS IN CHICAGO
Unless the Strike Of Miners in II.
linois Is Settled Before satur.
day Night, or Government In
tervenes, Will be Shortage.
~ Associated rr...

~ Associated fress
Chicago. Get. iS--A three DAYS
caal supply Is al THAT remains tn THE
clty today. according "a coal dealers
who said that unless the stvike 81
more than $1,000 coal miners in
southern and central Illinois h SETTLED
before Saturday night or the govern
mcnt iutcrvcnc-. "a serious shortage
viii result
Federal Fuel Administrator H. a..
Garfield has notified h miners aud
~. operators thnt unless their differ
euccs are composed. the government
may take over the coal mines and
operate them. and Frank Harrington.
president OF the Illinois Federation
OF Miners has teleeraphed al local
unions tu return go work AZ once and
await the action ~ the government
on tho promised inc~ease IN wages.
Tho miners claim thcv should hive
received ana increase OF warcs on pc-
tobcr i5. while the operators assert
the Increase iu dependent on an order
from the government allowing pro-
ducefs 20 charge forty cents % ton
more for coal 40 the mime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
We MUST WAKE UP OR
HUNS WILL BEAT Us
DECLARES CLAYTON
New Yorker, Addressing Six
Thousand People at Dallas,
Urges Citizens to Buy Bonds
and Stave of German Victory.

Special Dispatch to The Herald
Dallas. Texas. oct u.s. fcrWany
viii beat a.. ana We viii deserve tp
he beaten unless we wake up said
r. q clayton. of NcW York. address
ing COCO people ut o. mccung yestcr-
dan at Dallas Continuing. the speak
az said
"rhr need Of our boys our Envcru-
ment. and our anieS Is money They
do not need your bravery they have
plcuN of their own. what they wont
and what they must AVE, Is uonoy
The speaker hmbasted numerically
the m.n who says u can dc better
with nay moue, than buying liberty
bonds lic slid
"SuppuziuE everyone talked this
way thc loan would IAN. our gov
eminent our allies our soldiers would
hc dishotrtcurd who knows but that
uur allies weakened financially and
physically Bog wears OF effort might
lie down. The German fleet would
sail Tor these shores and remember n
they do get m, they viii hc 90 Sew
York ANA Galveston harhors within
~ week You think ann talking %
~cusv Had { told you four years ago
that This war would have happened.
you would have called me- 10 mIdman.
Had J tuid you that the war with all
iu, horrors would last three years. you
would have laughed 30 me Had
Old YOU that Uncle Sam would DIlI
upon the patriotism eft the people 90.
this cay and district end that foi
three weeks. they would hakc uu rc.
.pousc you would have been Indig.
ulrt and have hissrd me- of this
/ platform Yet JIl these things hav,
happened aud ! 'oll you that German
Invasion with 90 consequent paralysi.
oi trade. country wide unemployment
and tiNts which ~~ttrEcr the iWaEiua.
ton are not merely possibilities the,
ore ~prubuhiliticS unless 80 wake up
I lmuloyc you. Tor the sake 81 NuuN
business. your children. your home
out ouuutir and humanity tu wtk.
up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
BERNsToRFF A GOOD
FELLOW, BUT FAILED
TO HIDE THE SHELLS

Copenhagen, Ofc lS.-Thc pcuische
admits In the Nossirche leitunE'
whicis prints tour columns on the b"io
pAshu affair, that it transferred q sum
Of money. nmount not stated, 10 Am
hassador Won Bcrnstorff. The hank
acted upon Instructions from a souroe
generally responsible for the payment
" ssiafles and other payment- 10
our ambassadors. nnd aid not com
csrn itself with the purposes to which
the money was applied.
The Deutsche Tages neitung makes
the Heio affair the text for an at
tack on IN Judgment n ability ~
won Bern-tsi whose candidacy Tor
the imperial chanecllorship evidently
u stili feared 10y the pan-iermans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
KAISER IS LEAVING
NOTHING UNDONE TO
EXCEL U. S. N AIR
Teutons Are Making Fevcrish
Preparations TO Meet Americans
in Aerial Warfare Next Spring
70 Double Number Of Planes.


NJ HAH"NtaANa NfoH
I.snaer. Oct. ts.--The Reuter- cor-
respondent With the French army SAYS
that information In the hands of he
FRENCH general staff shows that the
,icrmans arc makinr feyerish prep
a~rations % meet d Americans ~ me
air next spring. The number OF Ger
nan battle planes b. 70 he doubled
during the winter. and aeroplahe and
motor factories throughout Germany
are being enlarged. The Fokkerr are
hulidlnr great fleets Of nEhtinf hi-
planes and ~tfi-planes. remarkable for
speed and climbing powSrs. @
h.amhlng formations heavy three seat
cd machines are being huiit e carry
nearly = ton Of bombs apiece When
loaded they will he able To climn
f2.eoa feet in a. minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
UNION oFFICIAIs TEA
MIN 10 RESI- MI MORN

Washington. oct. 1N.-Lapor uuirn
officials autographed Co the fuel ad-
miuistmtiun they were urging the
Illinois coal mime strikers Go return Go
work. Fuel Administrator Garfield
viii not announce what action ne VIZ
taNe boa the event ot the men REFUSING
Go return, go the m,ur-, beyond ms
telcsrtm saying he is prepared geo in-
woke an the Necessary powers to pre-
went dinunitinu 90 the coal supply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
THREE FOUND GUILTY OF
coNsPIRING TO DEFEAT
sELEcTIvE DRAFT LAW


by Associated rfess.
ABILENE TeNcs, oct iN-pnly three
~ the forty defendants on trial Tor
conspiracy To- defeat the sclectivc draft
law were found guilty today. They
we're % r bryant. State organizer;
= l., RiHlcy. state president and :. j.
Powell. state secretary ~ the Farm
era and iHborcrs Protective %associa-
titan
The trio were convicted ON the first
rount uf tn Indictment alleging that
they ~"cuusp.rcd 10 overthrow. put
down und DESTROY by force the gov
orument ~ the United States and 4"
levy war against them"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
A RUMAKIAN STEAMER,
HEAVILY LADEN WITH
SUPPLIES. is ASHORE


~ Associated rruxs
Bergen. Dtc fN.-TEc Runanian
steamer RumAuia. 1000 ions. ladcd
With mpnitio7s and railway cars for
Archauecl ran ashore near Marstcncr
becausc 81 some mishap 10 her MAJ
chincrs. while a was proceeding
n%orthward in a convoy OF Fifteen
shits.
Bergen salvage steamers have gone
To- her asslstance, but the weather
conditions are adverse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
VOTE To RETURN TO WORN.
THEN CHANGE THEIR MINDS

Torro HNuto- Ind. Oct NIItT NOt-
ing to return TO work at q mass meet
ing last night miners employed ion
the clinton. Glendale me other local
mines. changed their minds this norm
ina and the local situation b. regard
ed as Fraver than ever. " new
strikes are reported az sullivan due To-
local conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
STHIkI on is.0oO ,oN
MiNIIt~ l. POSTPONED

Kansas CITY. Got U.s. The strike
OF 5000 coa miners in the south
"a stern district embracing Missouri.
kansas, oklahoma aud Arkansas.
which wa- Go have begun tomorrow
morning ha- been deferred pending
negotiations between representatives
Of the southwestern Coal Operators
association and fhp men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
FRENCH MERCHANTMEN
OF MORE THAN 1000
TONS SUNK LAST WEEK

Paris. oct. Is one merchantmen
81 uaore than 1909 ons and n Of less
than that size were sunk by subma-
rines or mines in the week ended pcto-
her -. Arrivals AT French ports
numbered $50 and ~ciearances s4a
FIVE vessels were attacked unsuc-
CcsSfuily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18
TWO NORWEGIAN SHIPS
DESTROYED BY GERMAN
SUBS; THREE LOSE LIVES


~ Assaelatsd rrcss.
Copenhagen, oct i>.--The Norwc~
eian foreign office reports the Nor
wegian steamships Rarbro. 1855 o n
gross. and Hovde. i,i9G tons. gross,
have been sunk BY German suhma-
rines. Tao Of the Barbru's crew
were Killed A hoy was lost Ia the
linking 81 the Hovde
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18

THE best I'f r.f and the fellow
-ar ta lt- fhot ST. uo Hat Special at
a. NHnd'II Do live cloihior. Tor this
WcDi uult Get yuur- before Sutur-
Jay night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-18

PINE IN "a HELL WANTED nd then
road .h, SlTl NrlONS wanted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-19
Gloves, Wells. Neckwear,
yeWeIry, Bags @ Clocks

HAT PINS Sterling head hat pins, with
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ing values, at the pair, ~
GOLD TOP JEWELRY-Every piece is
constructed with a solid gold top, and IS
guaranteed TO wear five years Bar
Pins, Brooches, Beauty Pins, Lingerie
Clasps, Cuff Links, Tie Clasps, Etc. They
all have the appearance OF o.
the finer grades. Choice, at 4 ~
WOAIEN'S REAL LEATHER HAND
BAGS-A feature line that includes all thu
desirable kinds Made of real Pin Seal OF
Morocco feathers, in a variety Of shapes
aud sizes; all are perfectly made, and
designed for service, as well q q 80
as nttractiveHess. Each, at - "a
ALARM CLOCKS-A real time keeper,
with a clear alarm. that's made especially
for us by "WestcloX-" Best materials
and expert workmanship make this
clock an excellent sST nn
value. at each. -,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Gn icjg Sernbarf.

6or 11ogen Si6 ii0c>1 Qif Ser11=
borf uJjel6beim" poo 1850 Sons,
%tilbsrcnoe 5fibsre6er 81. &otletpeot
fra Balpelton til Gonmorf mes Sl=
jcfoger. Torle0en melote M%conings>
lfpitcn "Sougelun6"s 1prer, at bol1
Dopoc bopt Torbinbefle n1eo ~6jelo-
beim" lt0enfor l1t1irc Sen 81. Moi.
San blep meboclt, at uTjclobeim"
bar bleDet bomboroerct al en- tpif II
goao Nor6leen. Manoi fobet bop6e
forla0t Sfibct, men ga Tplferne iffe
fit lG,lfct 5fibet pe0 @ronotilb, oif
man lc11ere on1borb igie>1. &ioere
ropportcrcoe Sfeitens SSgrer, at
9Gffct bar ober ipomn1et al @ro,,ot=
1plil1tcr. 5ererc bor Mbe0cren facet
Mteooclclle ON, at 5fibct CT fomn1et
trent til lit 8eltcmmell les ties. s
Sl1tt11ll1gen al 1915 bleb ogloo
~Jjelobeim" beif11bt al en- tDlf Il
Booo. W%on0lfobet blcp rcooet, mcr!
Sftbct orcu omfring / IA elmer,
fpr BET bleb inobrogt til e1tqellf
Sopn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

plonloat Ell meeet imuf Spooiere=
bel rullot bele @%rcoepanoet. S Bo1=
set lelp bor Mrfitefte1 tr1lft Zig
anfret en- gammel 8rig, 1on1 lfol
tiene ion1 8op9l for Spo11er % on
ore %oeforotibe DDr. Slonen tGnfes
til Dels gjennemfpr peo pripott
8iorog, men set foruol9tteS, at
Ombpgningen al 8pporfen bringcs
til uofprelie me6 Oct iomme. S So
bebtreffene ifol oenne belprgeS at
;&omnlunen ielp. I'll bette Mrbejoe
iore1IooS bepilget 10000 ST., for
oelt poo fire Mor. Naar oenne Ont
!egning og Sc bi6ere @rbejoer er
fn1ofprt, bil 5topanger eie ct Mn
leg, iom Oct bor al @runo til al
bore 1toft AT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

Snnocrlcll, % bsonot ulore Delto=
9ere or &ono. teol. Spbs. 5miot,
&o11o. teol. 5iguro Berg, &oltor
Mollcitoo, 0berlercr 8ercnt3en fra
Dron1mc1 og flere. On1 6ormio6a=
gen CT Scr 8ibeltin1e> ON Gfterlnio.
oogcr1 ct lille 6prcorog mes Dis=
fusion % ct 6oreorog otter Mftens-
moaltioet. Si6en imcllern IDENTITIES
til lloflllgtcr, 9ooning, 6oobol0
olp. Sumpret er brit, font set jo
mao DGrc, Dpor loo mango n11ge
Gutter CT %ian1lct, % 5tcmningen
Sen ollerbcbite. Gn Ellie Megnbpqe
iblonot fan life 0empe set goDc
!Sumgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

Ser, % Ser ~fortG!lcs meoet anoet,
Der Diler 6en oulel1Oe Stenning |
99ren. Mcl1 ct Set for Gelten laa
unocrligt. @pem fo11 lc Gnoen paa
Set oltlon1mcn, % bpo0 ltal gnoe11
bline. 5aoleocS lpprner ri ti0t bin=
ol1ocu Dcrneoc. Wv It oper 1000
bonlfc 5enoerjpoer blepet &rigenS
Cffer. &por l1cqcl, lpffclig % fraf=
tig llllgoom lfal hi en0nu mite, IN
Sen Tre0ens S!nle CT inoe. 6oritoor
u1on rigtigt, bba0 Set Dil iige for
% berncbe, at sen l1ngoom, bDorti]
ri iotte Dor 2io, for0i ri Di0lte, al
SEN por ioa rig poa national &roft
fpr Gl1iinocrs &c6fon1mel10e bal
1moottet lo6e 2ipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Spcrlrrercn joni &eb1na9er!

SucrlGreren ipm &ebbngger!
Sra @erg mel0cS til u5mool
,Nmtst.":
ut fuo S%e0buggerc bor iom Be.
tjcnot bpret ponlfeligt, ifjpnt Ser
bpocS Friler, iom trp9t fan beteg:
mes lom 11berte. 7 - lDD - &ro=
11cr pr: Sabn far fife funnel loffe
Mrbcjoerc, tro0s Sen mege11 Sole
OH Dprti0en. Set blcb for lille Sac.
lpn> be0 Set. Nu far Ell al Oper=
lprerl1e pco Tre6rifsbol0 bpjere M:
mcnlfole bprct 11oe / 8erg % Bug
get SEQ til egct Brltg / Ginter. San
bcltilte SEQ bos en- al 5fopejcr>>c
fer, men fif til 5nor, at Set bar
nnr1liat at ifotfe oen> ga Ser fife
bar Nrbejosbjplp at foo. San rnoot=
tc lfoffe &eoDl1ggcrc lelp ellcr --
OIL. Gon nil6e - peri ol1lin fon1l1re
pg brgge. &el> NperlGrerel1 toni.
Do poo en- % tre SPORT Sag bug
gc0e bol1 6 = jefs = 6oDne &e6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Saltprubnftiuncn / Norae.

SEQ @e1,Dcl16e1le til Hrofes1pr
@cllol1o &olrien bor ~Bergens gn,
noncctioen0e" facet 8efr9ftel1e poo
ct Sorlp0en0e ON, at GrofcSlore1
lol1qcrc 5i6 far efsperi1nentcrct
mc6 CIT al Sngenipr &olbor6 9. &c.
tier 1%toorbej6ct Mcto6e for fun1tio
5rcmitilling al 5olt. 5orlpgenc IT,
mes at bore n1eget lobenoe, loo Ser
fo1l pGre @oob ON, at hi / en- 119r
Trentti0 le1p fan pro0ucere set Silt,
ri trGnger til en- forbolospis billiQ
Hris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
%rlois Tlum /, Safubselpen.

Sra 5ilfeperet &eltre Sofobselo,
Nor0poroltBcr, lucoocles, at Sc lio=
ltl Cages ltprfc @oru1e bar bepirfet
poloion 6lom / Sofobselpen, Sen
ltprlte / Monos Minoe. 5pere
Sorbn1osl er CT repet neo, ct .Nar
&oier er oelpis poelogt % Sen fo]t=
bare Sopc0peisbro bar lterft truet.
Oct o11toges oog mi, at Sen florer
fig. Set bar / flere Mor peret poa
Sole at faa 5orbpgninger for at boil
De GlDen / 2eier. 5ogen, font bar
burct forbereot al Gos6rogspeienct,
er poa @runo al S11omifaben MI Die
bet lprlia aftuel. Sofobselpen eies
of 5toten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
S~paripm1cbeu leber.

Gn Geitil.i1gsmo110 / 5toponger
bite Zig / % Mor gor1le 5tgpler;
Sc por ellorm life bolb1oolet. Sons
ScllfabS0rels CT 40 Mor gen1mel,
og bon forlifreoe, at oen ct lige ele=
giant |ont ga Sen blcp an foffet.
Mcn loa por Ser oqloo ct gonlf e
onoet Stof loobel / 5tpbler ion1
Ores, cn0 nno11 MI leperer, 1og0e
ION. Wa116e11 bar n1ooi tie Met. We11
scr bar bisielig ogloo Ell gorlfe an
Sen pforomiif Sans / 5olf / Sc
|3ogc> oo ban tif fine 2ipsprinciper
|cllo III, ifriDer cit 5topo1geropiS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Nnrgr.
6icmienbtc 'Sparepcm9e.

Sra norlfe 5pmr1lo / fren1me6t
SABINE CT / Sunni Moonco 5. 81,
qjcl1ncn1 @onoelsDcportcnlcntets 5p=
fortsofocling Djemlenot op1poreoe
Sprebelpb tillommen Gum ST.. 251,;
l90.33; ti6ligere / Mor CT in6fom=
met poo famine Moo0e ST.. $780,
54O.32, t%i1iorn>nen &r. 1901, 030.65
moo / 6jpr / famine 1i0srum Ser.
790,42S.S5, oltloo eli 5ti9ning al
SIR. 30O>G01. so.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Sppresmaal~

@pa0 5loAs @o1l0ifenun1m1er BRIT
ger ~Hetfrroigbc0ens @oanb", %
bbor lanot err set 9grn1e, lpm pus=
Ter u2ope11s Mrn1"?
&o11 ~Siou1s 5oro" p%lpmbercs?
&on ~Si0enifobens 6rroter" lpi=
1cs?
2igger uBcremncll ells Sinoe"
oDcr 5%nclinjen?
ST. rTiOcnS Grab" tort eller
bbiD?
Spoo 5lo9s Metol CT ser /
nSaa6cts Nufcr"?
&ol1 mon DGre Mfbolosmuu6 /
Gron1men?
Som ma11 ie / Wprfe?
9bor loper mon / 5engeIple?
Ct Ser 5aner poo &gnefos?
&boroon florer &bin6erne fla /
Monool?
Tin6es ser tprltige Mpno / 81
itpffe?
&on mon oribe 2an6bruq / eSyor6=
1gie?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Slot &arfomlGo / Etaponaer.

Set ct life bare Sri tioniu, lpn1
beo Nlo1crne til Srognerporgen box
facet lit morl,n1c1tolc Yorfon!eg;
o9loo / Stobonqer er ser / 6islc
Gage frcn1logt Eloner, lpn1, naor
De bliper Qiermcmfart> uil title 8D=
III n1cget hpit n1e0 @enipn til lmuf=
fe @nleg. 5taponger bor / 5trpget
rnnot @re0eoon6et ct Eorti, lom
''bnoer ijGlone not11rliqe 8einqel1er
TOR Earf og Spaoierebeje. Ser Zig
ger 9omfirfen> moolfe 2on6ets
'1n11ffc1tc &irfebpgi1ing, og Sen gon1=
lie &ongsqoar0, bppr Satin foIen mi
|bnloer til, mco oej1iae Greer. syor at
11onptte 0isie Muligbeber ofbo1ot
5tobonger for rogen Sis ii6en en-
Florfont1trreltce. Sc il1bfom1e Soc
CT CT MT b%eorbej0et al &Del1s ener=
gllte 5toosorfiteft, ST. @eltbpe, iom
01s1e Gage hor fren1loet ct 6or=
1log, Der er belt bans egct og lon1
fjener bom til SEN itprlte sore.
Ela1le11 omfotter for set fprte
en- fuloltGnoig Smleeni,,g al 8p=
parten beo 4ongsgaoroen. Sen faor
otter i'm gomle mol1rrmentale @o=
rottcr ttlboge og fortunes me0 en-
@effe orfiteftoniife 9(nlag, Serros-
1er, Sfemnure, &ergoaler og lig-
'1elloc. 5folen ifol flutes fra Songs
%gaaroen> bborpeo en- Del ifjemmen=
pc 5ilbper'inaer fan fjerncs og set
aatnle Srab1tS bliper ligqenoe igjen
It'll Erpo for Mnlegget. Desu6en er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Gl1 ria 8b9o.

5fottcligni11gcn for @lDerun1 for
1917-1S piier en- 5tignil1g / Gor=
m1>en ii6cn forrige 8uogetoor poo
rs Mill. Sen ion1leDe Sor1nue an
i(ooS n util ATT W}iu. &roner. Mel1
ioo far Bpgoen life minore ems II
Millionerer, Dbprof &elgc &erings=
oolen fon11ncr bpjelt me6 3,413,000
&ro11er Tor1rue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Sernpcngcuc uu6er Mpmtutnq.

100000 Iierer icn0teS forle0en
.Go9 fra Wpl1tpurflteoet poo Songs
berg. Mbnt1,inqen for B11ogetoorct
19l6--17 er forlGn91t feroig> og
ser er ollerc6c uor16ntct benbeo 1
Million al Sc 2.5 Mi1lioner for Ser
mIinen 1917--1S. Mf Scrnpei1genc
er ser for 1i0el1 Ell n1il10rc &rppc=
u1pl,tl,ing UNDER Mrbcjoe. 9iSle &en=
&C blipcr al ion1me Stprrelie iom
Broncenlpntc'1> n1cl1 fist lettere. s.
Dril1ge11 bliper 1 @ram lettere og g
Erinacn / Torbo10 6ertil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

100 ACRES ca. Diet halve under
Dyrkning, Resten Gresgange og
Tgmmer. i. ct godt Saet Bygninger.
Beliggende kun 6 Mil fra god BY /
Kandiyohi Co., Mimi, blomstrende
skand. Settlement, nRr Kirke og
Skole. Prisen og Vilkaarene er til
trnkkende, SAL. pr Acre. bet er Tiden
at kj@be nu! M. White Spicer. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
,Stcbauacrfiprb" paa Gaubet.

Noo Sen nor tie Mmcrifolinjes &C.
p1crolfor forleoen pplplte as:
mini trcrell0c 9ircftpr, at Sci fabets
npc Don1per, ~5tobongerfjoro", al
1crcoe Ct poo 8onoet, % 1t ser ct
in0betolt 2 Millioner poo 5fibet.
l1nocrbono!ineer o1lgoocn6e Boo.
oc11s fremti6ige Orift pooqoor. 81
0ele6cs blep Set oplplt> at Set ct al.
ifrcbct ca. 100000 &roner poo
6looocn fpr &egnlfobetS Nflngecl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

Ekstra godt Land til Salgs. 3S Mil
fra Minneapolis, I Wright Co., MINI.
80 Acres Farm, code Bygninger,
godt Land, skand. Settlement. Skye
&c og Frugttreer. B3lgeformigt
Land. Lette Betalingsvilkaar kan
faas. Har aldrig havt en- mislykket
H@st i dette Lands Levetid.
W. N. KING. WaverlY. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Wroslcrcr Sacpbiens imrnffe @abe.
SRA Ircbrifsl too mel6es 1000

>f%"~lS~S> Ou<ppItuS E"ullC VuuC+
Sra Trcbrifslto6 meloes 1000
SUM-:
s 5moolcncnes MmtSting gop
Mmtl1al16cn / Sag Me0oelelie on1
@roslcrer 81. $. Socoblens flor lag
he @ope. ST.. Socoblen far iom
tio!igere nebnt ifjerfet lin 1tore
|Gjcnoom ~2pffeberg" / Jrcorifsj too
fl1lot monteret til Mmtsbolig % ct
lterre Y%engebelob, DpiS Me11ter ifal
onpenoes til Gjenoommens @e0lige=
boloelie oq til Mmtlno>,oe11S &epre=
|cntotio1s1ogifter. Sen lon1le0e 60
|pes N9roi goor efter Tprlpoe>t0e op
/ ca. 2 Willioner &ro11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Sumn,erlejr i 9eDitramb.

Foo ~5olpei9aoien" / Npltrono,
6. S. II. M.S 0ejlige 6eriebjem, iom
belpilliof er ltillet til 0ispoiition,
CT. iii G5 Gutter / Mloeren is til
Is 4or iornlet til SommerIejr. Del-
taaerre or fra Sc forifiellige 8per
| Grco1cl1. Mp0ctS 2e0er CT &altor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

800 ACRES FARM, kun 2H Mil
fra Stephen, alt under Dyrkning.
Code Bygninger. Sort Jordbund med
Lerunderlag, ingen Stem og intet
ubrugeligt Land. Blomstrende skan-
dinavisk Settlement. Prisen or $55.
pr Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv eff
ter Oplysninger og Liste paa andre
EJendomme. John P. Lundin,
Stephen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

cko4ro $50 Acres Farm i frugt-
lk0uQ bart skand. Settlement,
nod4l,:sh nRr Willmar. Tildels
UUu(kIUu dyrket, bedste Land
; On n.n. Northwestern. Pris $77.5O
: W ooe5' pr Acre, code Vilkaar.
Skriv efter nermere O~plysninger
og Liste over andre G~odtkj@b.
A. H. Brown & Co.. Willmar. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
PEn RIVER VALLEY FARME.

RED RIVER VALLEY FARME.
$50 Acres Farm, tildels dyrket, ar
tesisk Br@nd, b1@dt Wand, fin Lund,
2 Mil til r'Consolidated' Skole og
BY. Sort Jordbund med Lerunder-
lag. Alt kan dyrkes. Skriv efter
Liste over Farme.
J. E. G. VOLLAND LAND CO..
Ada, Norman Co., MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

CLAY & BECKER CO.. MINI.
$50 Acres, 5 Mil Ost for Ulen,, MINI.
Alt indhegnet, code Bygninger, l4o
Acres opbr@kket, Resten Grasgan-
&c, skandinavisk Nabolag, kun $55.
Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Har andre
code Farme til Salg. Skriv efter
Liste.
J. T. johnson Land Co.. Ulen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
~JERNBANELAND TIL SALG.

De faar Landet til oprindelig Pris;
$4,000 Acres at vselge fra; 40 Acres
til en- Section, beliggende fra 1 til
IS Mil fra Lancaster, Kittson Co.,
Mimi, for $14. til $25. pr Acre,
lette Vilkaar. Adresser:
.. J.. CAMPBELL, Lancaster. Mimi