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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
CONDITION NOT so BAD AS
REPORTED AT CAMP WHEELER
Dawson Soldiers at Home on Visit
Deny Wild Rumors.

John and Will Melton were down
from Camp Wheeler Sunday, and in
an interview with a representative of
The News they gave out information
that should put at rest some of the
wild rumors current in Dawson that
certain types of people are always
eager to circulate.
Conditions are not nearly so bad
as have been reported, and while it
is true there has been a great deal
of sickness, measles and pneumonia,
everything possible is being done for
the comfort of the men.
Buy your Boys Suit from HER
MANS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
Mr.. PETTY ATTENDED A
CONFERENCE IN MACON
Was For Purpose of Organizing a
Hog Selling Association in Georgia.

was w uTPoSe OF organizing
Hog Selling Association in Georgia.
Mr.. H. A. Petty attended a recent
conference in Macon called jointly
by M. c. Gay, field agent in market
ing, and j. Phil Campbell, state agent.
for the purpose of promoting the or
ganization of hog selling associa-
ton in Georgia.
Mr.. Petty urged the Importance of
protection against spectators in
hogs, and suggested it should be the
duty of county agents to help pro-
tect farmers against abuses. Mr.
Petty explained his method of buy
ing hogs, which has been to keep in
close touch with local markets.
1t was estimated that probably sc
car loads of hogs will be shipped
from Terrell this season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
EPISCOPAL SERVICE.

Evening prayer will be said to-
night Tuesday at half past seven
o'clock. The service will be conduct
ed and the sermon preached by the
Rev. James B. Lawrence, of Ameri-
Gus. A cordial invitation to attend
is extended to ALL
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
ATTENDING EXECUTIVE BOARD
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION

Mrs. T. c. Geise left today for At
lanta to attend the state executive
board of the Daughter of the Revolu-
ton, of which she is a member. Mrs.
Geise was accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. w. H. Robertson, who came
over from Clayton, Ala, for the trip.
They will remain for weeks visit
to friends before returning to Daw-
SON
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
AGENT FOR EIGHT COUNTIES.

Mr.. Mack Brown has been appoint
ed the representative of the Delco-
Light Co. for eight counties of this
section. This has become a very pop
ular system for furnishing lights in
the home, especially on farms.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
NOTICE.

Now have saw mill running on my
farm and can supply orders for lum-
Der. MRS. JULIA NASWORTHY,
Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
A CARD FROM SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT LOWREY
Gives Notice of Resignation, and Ex-
presses Gratitude to People.

To the People of Terrell County
In consequence of impaired vision
have felt it my duty to resign the
office of county superintendent of
school. This | have done to take eff
feet January /, 1918. While life lasts
| shall hold in grateful remembrance
the people of this county for their
kindness to me in the past. Respect
fully, J. W. F. LOWREY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
THURSDAY WILL Be CONTEST
DAY FOR PIG CLUB MEMBERS
County Agent Allen Urges Boys and
Girls to Bring in Their Pigs
and Try For the Prize.

To Pig Club Members: Next
Thursday, November 22nd, will be
contest day for pig club members.
Bring your pigs, whether small or
large, with your report book filled
out complete, and give your pig a
chance at the prize. You don't know,
1T may win. Try it, at any rate. The
judging will take place at 2:3O p.
M, at the Central railroad cattle
pen. Let me urge each and every
boy and girl to come and bring their
pigs. The pig that you think won't
get a prize may win.
j. L. ALLEN, County Agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
TO PLEAS-U PATRONS.

Commencing with Dec. Bird admis-
sion to moving picture show will be
raised one cent for child's admis-
sion and two cents for an adults. If
a patron goes to the picture show ev-
cry night in the year he will only be
contributing 1924 to the war fund.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bridges, of
Dawson, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Ethel Darnell, to
Mr.. William Benjamin Davis, of
Coleman, Ga. The date for the we'd
ding will be announced later.
Bring the children to Toyland at
Rauch's old stand on Lee street.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20

Queen of the Pantry and Crystal
1oLr Good flour. ] M. Ranch
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-11-20

secure |
the
4. cannot
"a the HI
YES the
18th. T
Ding, for
ing then
Il Dept. x
knnto
kusto
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
@iffer6ebens 2anb,

SIZE Harf @egion 2onb Co., ser
bar Aontor / 2oporte, Minn., er
ct al Be 1tpr1te og melt 1olibe 2ano=
foanpognier / 5taten Minne1otaa
norolige Del. Dette &ompogni p1,-
Tier at fomme / Sorbin6elle meb
Sfan6inaber, for at gibe 6is]e 0p=
lpsninger ON Morb Minneiotos
|2an6, Ser er 11oget al @tntens be6z
ite og frngtbare1fe. Set bliber mi
almin6eltgbis faloet u5iffferbeoena
2anb", for6i' EN- &git enbnu alorig
bar feilet.
2eoeren al &ompagniet er boz
%be1fienote % 6pgtige 2on6smono,
Mer. :. 81. 2ar1en, Der for 16 Mur
iioen Tom til oenne Sci af @taten
og tog fig ct uSomeiteo6" iom BON
opoprfeoe; ienere folgte ban bette
og begpnote en- 2on6- % @ienooms=
forretning, Tom mt fienoes UNDER
Nabnet uEbe Harf &egton 2onf
SO. Mr. 2arien er / iin 8p oo
County en- ofbolM og betroet Ma16.
Sg ban er nplig blepet bnlgt I'll
Bice-Brg1i6ent al 6ir1t State 8an1
Il 2aporte, Mhnn., Ser ian at itge
noeluffenoe brtpeS og beltpreS al
|Sfan6inober.
Derfor, bbiS man Gnffer at figbt
|2an6, bgr man iiffffe nr6Iaoe at fri.
be til Scr. 2ar1en og faa nRrmere
SplDsninger ON De fore Sor6ele
1om 2on6et / &ubbur6 gountD BIZ.
Der; Ggnen er %belfjenot for fin
ntffe Be!iggenbe6 og Sernbmefor=
|bin0elien meb Smberbenen er for.
trpfeltg. &bis mon 9nifer at 4
2attoet, bill bette let fun1e Ia6e fig
gjgre, man fan tage meo Sc. g.
fSernbanen fra 9billingbperne So,
bag Mften og ON Sgnoagen Ton
mon ie 2arr6et i Ml1tornobil % ggn=
bag often bill man otter bore til.
|bage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
&ris oe Greb.

S NonoagS tra1rgte en- Sreosben
- en- at De fanatiife meo Naroplp,
9ornbriller og langt Soar - Jig
mo 5enator 2o6ges Wripatfontor
! Baibingtort og goD fig til at fg
lpS paa StatSman6en, iom ilog tap-
pert fra fig. Sreosbennen 80 gonn-
ipart beo BON bIeb fat i Racbot.
ten, % % bon Girs0agg bleb for
bbrt ben offenflige Holitiret, er.
flereoe ban, at Hreiioentens Gale
baboe anoret bans Meninger ON
8rig og .Sreo. Derefter fit ban SOB
at iiofffe al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
81. Haul
8anffe8aI

ngleonora gbriitiim1 -2ogen bill
Man6ag Often 6en 16be Mpril af-
.boI6e en- l%eIifnbelig Somnerfomit
eller rettere iagt ct Yaaifebal / Gent
tral @olI. Mlle CT penliglt inobl1ot
til at tage Sci / belrae 9anmel1-
fom1t. &omiteen mebbeler ps, at
Gen bar engagere Mnoer1ens for
trpffelige Srfe1ter, oe at Ser en6-
bi6ere oil blibe %1erberet Sprfriifnin=
ger. Mt Ser bill fo1nme mn11ge til
Steoe buroe bore EN- giben 8ing,
oerfor buff, 2anosm9no> at intte
bDeranore St9pne / Central Soll
Sen 16. Mpri!1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
8. 81. G..

Gorsoag ft0lte l1ge bolot Gbil=
lingbpernes Danif= @merifonife Get
ffob Mp6e / Morben. Club, ct.
8aul og ct ltgrre Mnta! Meolem=
mer fra MinneapoliS bopoe in6fun=
set fig til BEN bellpffebe- @ommen=
fomlt, Der i16le6e6es meb fol6t
8oro, 5uppe (uconlomme be 9. 81.
~ &elleflDn6er, ETC., etc., etc.
90 f%ort1attes beo &l1ncbebollen, bpor.
tc inobnote Eolere, Muguit Sobon=
len % 6. g. 5tronobpl6, bolDtI
fmau bite Sorebrag oen fgr1ts
1npp1rte ON fine tntereslot1te Op1e-
pelier / 0en tpife Seer og 1t61tnebnte
ON BEN amerifmlf e DogspreSies
:Sirfemi0ler og S6ealer. uMe6 8e-
itprelienS bonte og 1pn1nore @ner-
81" 0om set be6 / SnbbDoellen)
Tom man burtigt og gracigt ODER.
.5elifobetS forretningsmpsiige Mn-
iggenoer, og mon tilbragte 81. d.
oerfor Ell iaore fornpielig % IN
ltruftib often, Der birfelig bleb,
bboo man babbe bentet - nemlig
.8riiffffen ober i'ets
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
8rDllnp.

Sen 81. Marts - 2proogS -
bIep Miis Margrete &asmtslen %
5imon Yeoer1en piet / ct. 8e6ers
oanfe lltberife Strife al &altor q.
S. Eorpgoor6. Scr. 8. Sailing Dar
Jorlober og Scr. s. 6. Clubs
gooro @ruoefprer. 8rplllpsfeiten
Dol0tes i &iemmet Dos Scr. og
.M1rs. 8elling, 1888 26tb Mpe. 60,
ng be Npgifte opilaar 6eres $50 |
-Gicbfielo. 8ru6eparrets ,tulrige
0em1er grat111erer bjerteligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Il. giborg 10. Salt 115. !
aett imo6.
o.
seeS11-5

Is, giborg 10. Salt It's. SSn.
gen imoo.
Scr 500 @nbe til 5enoerip.
berne itemte Mage Mgller, Sns
Nielien, @r. 8ltergaar6, Carl &as-
1nlsien, S. g. gbers, Chicago @elt.
foe H. EpIer 26, Clinton 81, Me-
nominee og Marinette 8, Mffob 81.
0iborg 10. Salt 1877.
Smos6: Epler l.. Clinton 2. 20
Salt 3.
Scr Marsberetning fra &reoie-
ne itemte: Sens Nielien garl Nas-
musien> S. 6. gbers, gbicago @eit-
fioe IA, Clinton 81, Menominee og
Marinette 8, Mifobr %, &utcbinion
Is, 8iborg 10. - Salt 1T.
Smo0: GDler "a, Clinton 1.
Salt IS.
Sor uog1Del1en at 5nngbog og
8egDnberbog itemte::
Mage Meler, Sens N%iel1en, @r.
Ntergaar6, s. 6. gbers, Clinton
1, Menominee og Marinette 9, Wi-
borg 4, Mifob SO.
Scr 5angbog 1temte: Epler 1,
Sutcbinion 10.
Scr 8egpn6erbog itemte: Epler
-, $uttbinfon 4.
Scr 5ongbog ialt IS.
Scr 8egDn6erbog ialt 68.
Smo:6 n6gibellen al @mgbog
og 8egpnoerbog lte1nte: Carl @os=
mnSien> Chicago @eitii6e. ID, Gin.
ton %, Mifob 2, @iborg 8.
m % @o11gbog itemte Epler
26, &utcbin1on 8.
Smoo 8egpnoerbog itemte: ~
Ter 12> SutcDinIon IA.
E--- >Er'
SSmo6 Sn1gbogen ioIt 81.
Smo6 @egpn6erbogen ioIt 70.
Sorilaget en- altiaa fal6et; men
@el1ltatet bi1er olligebel en- lite
nbetpoe1ig Sten1ning for, at set
bnroe babe gaaet igiennem. Seq
tror, at @agen er al @igtigbeb, og
baaber, at ben life bliber if%rinlagt.
Set er pitt life bpro bi foor flere
Sor1ag 6erom for ct Marstio, men
bi tom 10 6refte 5agen offentligt
og pribat. Set er Sen bnr6. SIS
More oil Set moaife bore be6it at
title Sorilaget ffilt, me6 @ongbog
90 8egpnoerbog bber for fig, og
igien ct iprifilt Sorilog ON, bbem
Der ifal nofpre Oct iomIen6e og or6z
11e16e Mrbei6e.
Wenominee, Micb., Site Marts,
1917.
q. $. Surgeons.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
sSprn1am6smpbet.

3. g.. II. 3oie areoS' 6orman6s=
1upoe, ser ofbol6tes bert 8pen |
2pr6ags % 5prbags, forlp6 beo=
7te. 8elgaoenoc, og Sc to 9ages Sor-
bal1oling bar preget al 9ipligbeo
90 SSnteresR.
Mpoet o%obne6es 2pr0ag Otter
nlio6og poa ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sci
al 6e tolD Soreninger, ser b9rer til
.Rreoien, bor repr91e1teret be6 Sor=
u1al16 ]omt flere Me6le1nn1er fra
erfelte at 6oreningerne. Sc repre-
1entereoe Sore11inger bar: SDler,
Melt .Denmorf, 8iborg, &utbton,
Mloerl, g(ifob, 8itbee, Diamono
Safe 1on1t minneapolis.
Mpoets Sormool ct 10 nerme1t
Bet, at Sormenoene fra 0e forfeit
Iige 6%oreninger folnmer iammen og
ane66eler, bborle6es Sc bar le6et De-
res Screening, og 6erbe6 g%ienii6ig
Taa OplDsninger og Sheer, Ser fun
frembielpe Mrbejoet, 1an1t 6isfute=
re, ON bba6 Ser Tan gjgres for at
oparbel6e SntereSien for &reofen.
Ei!lige bliber Sorlag, ser gn1fes
.behan6Iet be6 MurSme6et od1qo
fremlogte. % giennemgaar en- til
Ti0er meget in6gaaenoe 8ebon0=
Ting.
acknowledgements, Ser bare6e
bele gftermi0oagen, f~ortlattes igjen
ON Mftenen.
5pn6og 6ormib6og bar ser
@noStieneite me6 Mltergang I ct.
NeoerS &irfe; og ON gftermioou=
gen %fortiattes 6orbon61ingerne, Ser
farit tilenoebragtes TENT paa Otter
mib6agen.
Om Mftenen 1om1eoeg olIe / Sir
Ten til 51utningsmpbet, bpor Ting
Dom"s &e6uffgr, &r. 8. 6. Dl}en,
ira Omobo. talte. Goriom1ingen,
Ser fDlote &iirffen, paabgrte me6 SSr1-
feres1e % Spm9rffonbeb set bel
Do!6te og inobolosrige 6oreorog,
Der banoleoe ON Sc gannle bnnfe
Jolfebifer nabnlig ON ling
Sbeg6er".
69r og efter Sore6raget bar Ser
8iolin1olo at Miis &nrriet Done,
meb Mffompagnement of Mdfs
Sobnien % 5oloimg al Mails Gar
len til Mffompagnement al Niis
RasmnS1en.
Otter Sore0raget og unoerbolb.
ningen banfeoe man fig omfriinq
aaffeboroene / &irfeiaIen, og be1
benptte6e &%reo1ens NeItformo11o
ST. Siguro &eoer1en, 2eiligbeoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
9anif SDlfeiamfnnb.

9fitemningen ooer Sc forifielIige
Sorilag bar gibet felgenoe Nef1l-
tot:
Scr $50 aarlig ann til Sor<
marloen iternte:: Moge Mgner, Sens
Rielien SCI. 9itergaarb, garI Mas-
mlsien, S. 6. gbers, Chicago Bet
iioe IA, gDler 90, Menominee %
Warinette 8, Mifob 80, Sutcbinlon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06

s.. $. &obn (nu 2ucf, 8is.), 4r.
EDltergoaro (paItor emeritus, boiio=
oenoe i SDler, Meinn.) og slug. So
Der Gnu / Nemeu, Sotpa). -
SmibIertib bar Ger fommet Start
i Yla1erne ON at oprette Ell ny
BrgIteifole (bet nuberen6e @ran0
8ietp College / Des Woines, So
tpa)> og paa Marsmebet 1894 men-
te &elpeg Gum % Dor 8rel It I
Gbicogo) frem meo gegninger og
Nlaster. timber Torbonolinger11e OPP
lDiteS Get, at SeIbeg baboe / @inoe
at reiie tilbage til Danmarf / Sen
1lgrmeite Sre1nti6; men Morsmgoet
pebtog en- en1temmig SenDe11oelie
til bam ON at blipe beri 2anbet pg
optage Ell. @ierning beo oen MP
8raiteifole. So @ange 1e1tere bo!gz
''tes BON til Sortarrber for @runb
@ieD College, men mente life at
fnnne obertage 5tillingen, ioet ban
allereoe % 1896 og 1909 bar
frpttet til praite1tg 8irffombeo t
Donmarf.
S Joraart 1895 reilte @elbeg
bjem; BON gelteoe iammen me6 fin
$nitr1 en- Weng6e Menigbeoer ber=
obre 5lutntngen al Maret 1908.
SEQ &elbegs Mfreiie ifreb 6reoe=
riff 2ange @run6tbtg ct lengere
9igt, bbori oct 81. a. beo6er:
~EborboI6 Sefpeg, mt gu bender
Sfu6en Gin moo @iemmets Sabnl
Ser blanm % Gin Saga e1oer>
brDbes al i.Sorg og Sapn.
Eorneitr6t bIep Sin 8ane,
bit Dog toner &arpens Sag:
9n bar tro moo &or1ets Sane,
og WI leo tor Solfets Sagl"
Otter &jemfomlten til Danmorf
b1eb Selbeg ACKNOWLEDGMENT /
8ouefil6e, og / 1906 5ogneprelt
/ Soeltr1p bbor ban afiaa MI
er 6p6.
Son bor EN- Hog og ipmpatetilf
Meteorological, og bans 8irfiombeo
Mmerifa bar ipilIet en %betpoelige-.
re @olle emo moa1fe 11ogen oroe11
ounif 8reits. Set, iom i lprliq
@rao pr9geoe bam bar Ell falt oa
flar 8i!ie til ol6rig UNDER 11ogert
0mitenoigbeoer at billie gao poa
Mfforo me6 Oct, font forefront BAN
at bore ltret.
3aitor Salb6on SelDeg, Ser bar
bard Nrpit / 8eft Denmorf, @is.,
90 Soritmoer for Danebo6 Spiifoz
le 3bler, Minn., men fom / Sc
forte Nar bar bpret bpiat biemme,
er en Sgn al ben af6bbe.
stet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06

&orporalen: u147, tpnf Dem at
ge Ell bitten iitaar paa 8agt. 8Iub,
ielfg buffer en- 8erfon op Bog peo
Dem og ilDnger fine frnftige Mrme
Gem. Sboo BIZ De 81 raabe?"
147:: Slip mig, Rriftinel"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06

ST. PEDERs DANsKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 30. Ave. s. og 8. st.
Gudstjeneste Sgndag Formiddag XII.
1890. SGndagsskole XII. $50. Pa
stor A. j. Tarpgaard, 2516 q. 22nd
Street. Telefon T. s. 61497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
1autnrapnliB.

8nbstisneiter i Gaaifengen ! st.
8ebers banife. lntberffe Strife,
Off ct. & 2Otb 4oe. 50.
S Mfte1l Sfprtorsoag, 81. 8
Miber Ser @uostierue1te % Mter=
gang.
Gaaieoag @uostjeneIte SCI. 1880
Sormiooag.
Sore MemigbeosfM og 8e11rer
be0eS ON at fornme flittig til biSie
@l1oStie1leiter, iaa Be mao blibe til
Jetoage for % ale % til CUBS
sore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06


ST. !
De ii0it anfomne 8laoe bienme~
fra me66eler, at Haltor Sborbalb
Seloeg | Soeftrup poa Sallter BEN
|26. Gebruar Ell afguaet peb Dp6en,
ca. SO Nar gammel. SON bar / 1n1
SID ipillet en- meget fremrugenoe
&olle / 6an1f-amerifanf a&irfelip,
bbor: bqns friiinoe6e Berfonligbeo
til Sioer bleb meget omitriot.
Selbeg, Der b1eb fG6t i 1866 bar
|@en of StiftSprooit ST.. @e1peg;
nitten Mar gamn1el b1ep BON Stu
bent fra 00enie STOLE, og / 1880
tog ban teologtif Gmbebsefsomen.
s Sommeren 1881 reiife ban til
@merifa og blep Breit beb 6et ban=
ife Strife / Neenab, @is.,. og ollie
reoe set fplgenbe Mar bar ban Bile
bet cit iaaom SorgrnnoSfigur ber-
obre, at @irfeiamfun6et balgte bonn
til Meolm al @fsamensfomiteen
for Sen ga paate11fte 6nnife 8reite=
ifole / 8elt Denmorf, @is., og /
1886 bar bol1 &irfeiamflmbets Spr-
mur6.
Margmeoet / geoor Sails, Soma,
1886 be6tog at utage fat paa us
ba1nelien al Hrnlter til Eieneit tie /
bort Samfun6", og Se1oeg b1eo
DaIgt til Sfolens Soritanber.
s Marts 1887, bn ben bonife
&pjffolebpgning / 8eit 9enmarf ef=
ter mange % longe Gorban01inger
bar blebet uoleiet til Nrpltefole,,
6rog ben ny Soritanoer tit 8eit
9enmarf, Ieolaget at Sfolens ene-
tie Gleb.
s 1850 boboe @foler ellebe
@leber, og &aitor s.. g. Sig bar
lmi6lerti6 blebet aniat 1om Mnben=
!9rer. Marsmgoet 1889 beotog at
fibbe 5folebpgningen al Bo1tor
Safeguards gnfe, % ser bebilge0es
5oritm6eren Ell. fat Marslpn paa
400 Dollars.
Gi6en bar fulb al 8rDoninger %
E&e, og Bre1teifolen / @eit Denz.
mart ipntes paa monge Moaoer at
futile bfiDe &rfeiamfuu6ets Smer=
tensbnrn.
0g life min6f, % ben grrnotpig-
fife og 6en i~n6remisiionife @etning
iti1leoe fig iteilt oberfor binon6en!
Dette gob Mn1e6ning til opbe og
iplittenoe noberens1temmeller Of
me6f6rte bl. a., at Boitor 8ig paa
Marsmg6et / Clinton, Soma, 1891,
neolag0e fit &berp iom Mn6enlerer
beo @refteffolen. 9giaa Soritmoer
9elbeg filb66 at treffe fig ttlbage
og man foriggte paa forifiellige
Waaoer at bilRgge Stri6en menem
Sc to 8r9itel9rere. Ser ltilIeoes
Sor1fag ON at formaa SSnore Wis-
iion til at tilbagefal6e fin 0pfor=
bring til Selbeg ON at neolpgge
@ierningen iom 5foleforitonber,
men Oppoittionen negte6e at gaa
in6 poa bette.
5tri6en enDte 1ao fore!pbig meb,
at &elbeg erflpre6e fig billig til
for rGreoeng 8eborelie" at billie
trp6e tilbage, ON bette ifulbe anies
for n%gobenoigt, og ct Sorilag ON
at neolegge Breiteffolen belt og
boloent bIeb onnfioer bebtaget meo
As 5temmer for, 90 imo6.
9m set Sfismo, io1 berefter
in0troaote / firfeligt 2iD, benpifer
hi 2Rferen til f6rite 8inb af 8nr=
ffet, n9onffe / Mmeriffa", bbpr begge
5ioer of MISREPRESENTATION er
blebet in6gaaenoe omtalt og brgf-
tet.
8Ianbt De m1lebenbe 8rpiter,
iom uooanneoes / 8eit 9enmarf,
fan nabnes: 6. &nu6ien TIM
gnltmelaD, 8aib.), g. IS. @rapen-
gaurb (nn Marquette, 0eb.), g. 6.
lgtranoifob Gnu @ingiteO, Sospa)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
kOB INeEN FARM ron

De we'd hvad De kan faa for Deres PENCE j
Central Minnesota. vi har Fame til Salgs fra
SIG. til $50. pr Acre og ~hvereneste at dem
giver godts Udbytte og stor Fortjeneste. Be-
seg os eller skriv efter udfdrligere Oplysnin-
ger. YOUNG BROS, Sebeka, MInn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
THE PARK REGION LAN CO.

Dyrket og udykst Land erdl salgsi Hubbard County der i belgaen-
de Diet beremte Park Region Belt. Der er Mejerer, Sios, Skoler Tile.
Toner ogs code Post og Observation-Disclosures etc. Land Nord Mnnesots
biyer at landkyndge Msnd betegnet ON Landet at Skkerhed, der giver i'd
naIkede Benngeker til ale. Pnserne e nmelge og Vikaarene lehe, men
. s.ss oassmI11ssn fasI 1 81 The Park Region Land Co, |. a. Larsen, Mgr, Lapots, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
uDlb @lurp"

StiRrnebannerl 9n foloes uo,
:9Der Gang bi iomles, og @ierterne
bnnfe
5aftfalt og enigt for alt boao boz
@n6
.@ab % al Griftnoets Fabenbe
Sorfe.
@tiarnebannerl 0ai .itolt og frit
Oper bet 2anb, bbor hi fgler %
bienme;
2ao lone Sarper / bloot, root %
bbi6t
2ere oS b%roberlig Sribeo at frem=
me.
Stiprnebannerl 8eifDt me6 Din
Mon6
Mlt, hi un1er for 2~ipsi6ealer.
5Dl0 % me6 8ifinge-Mo6, b0iS bot
Sann6
2gftes 0re0e moo Nltiosbanoaler.
S. e. Mpbolml.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06

til at iige minneapolis Gorenirgen
Sat for 6ens @iaitfribe6 % baabe-
De pna @ien1Dn be6 Marsmg6et /
EDler, Der bill blibe afbolbt ben 4,
2, % 8. Stunt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
The Laporte Pine Tree Land Co.

lie laporte Zine Tree Land Go.
W. Almqust, Manager Lapote, Hubbard County, MINI, har til sAgs
,dyrket og udyrket Farmland i det nordige Minnesota Landet lgger 9
frugtbart Distikt der hr Mejener, Skoer, Kirker, Telefoner etc. SAINT code
Post og Jernbaneforbindeser Landet sHlges til Iinelge Prser og pa leue
VlkaaL, men sknv efer nermeIe Oplysnnger og Beskrveker til
THE LAP0RTE PINE TREE LAND CO., LAPORTE, MINI.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-07-15
Soy Beans for Seed in the South

ly adapted to the Southern states for
seed production. Considerable guam
titles of seed of this variety are still
available for planting.
The soy bean already has reached
place of high economic Importance
in America and Europe as food
stuff. The seed of the soy bean, I'M
like that of the cowpea, rarely is at
tackled by the weevil or other grain
insects. Even where the oil is eX-
tracted the resultant meal is a very
desirable food. During the present
season the demand for seed by food
manufacturers has resulted in great
ly increased prices. In view of the
large demand, production in excess of
requirements is very improbable and
this seasons crop undoubtedly will
command profitable prices. The soy
bean also is a soil improver and the
straw is valuable for feeding purposes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-07-15
REGULATIONS FOR. THE. =.
DRAFT ARE NOT KNOWN
Presidents Determination to Have
Absolute Fairness Is Responsible
For Secrecy. All States Not Ready.

Washington, July 13.-Persistent in
quiries from all parts of the country
for information about the method to
be followed in selecting the men for
the first army caused War Department
officials today to explain that the
Presidents determination to have alb
solute fairness govern the process
was responsible for the decision to
withhold the announcement until the
very eve of the drawing.
The exemption regulations and all
other moves in making the new
army have received the personal ap-
prevail of the President, and the
draft regulations will come from
the White House. 1t is understood
that the plan is so simple that the
work can be completed in a few
hours.
Only twenty-one states so far have
reported their organizations complet-
ed. 1t was at first believed that the
drawings could be made next Satur-
day, but it is now believed it will be
the latter part of next week before
everything will be ready.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-07-15

Washington, d. c., July 10.-The
southern planters still has ample time
to plant soy beans for a seed crop, and
it offers him at the present time one
of the best cash grain crops of sup
plement cotton.
South of the Potomac and Ohio
Rivers excellent results may be OBJ
tanned by planting after winter grain
an dearly potatoes are removed, ac-
cording to the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. In such instances
the land need only be thoroughly disk
ed to secure a suitable seed bed. Late
varieties as the Mammoth may be
planted as late as July Is and mature
good yields of seed. Early varieties
may be planted in the cotton belt as
late as July 30 and still mature the
crop for seed.
The yellow-seeded varieties are pre-
ferred, especially by food manufacture
ers. The Mammoth Yellow is especial