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Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
LAND HUNGER.

Some people are satisfied until they piece of real
estate They Gods earth that they really call
their own drive them SO long as tney pay
their debts ,
very heathfu wholesome instinct IN the hands
m ndeveoped people trouble The Mexican revolution
hunger the peoh Inc peas
ant is so upset lard that he can gh
his country.
of aliens will come over mere
hope bit of soil Among our own people
there is too little Artisan populations dislike 10
spot They want to be Tree 10
nick up and go better job calls the lhls works
against the the soil farm country ana against
the Improvement and Identification of town fe
The alien who comes will take heavy burdens
t oct the title to land will down small percentage OF
real money sign for heavy mortgage he works early anu
children spends next TO hohhg o
clothes or spor oudsancing OF the native
stock who by higher standards OF Vng ana more
cautious spirit :.
Anv scheme people to take u? the ownership Oh
land looks good .,
When man settles off mortgage IN Imperial
substantial citizen The more ne
;noves his place he helps the community People
hd have good courage They should reflect that land
and buildings will likely bring less than nov" thev
nav down small amount cash. their equity on the property
likely TO double in few years.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
Red Cross Dance.

The Red Cross dance given by Ell
Centro's social set Saturday night was
a success from every standpoint. The
Masonic hall never looked prettier.
Many American flags, as well as those
of the Allied nations, formed the dec
orations. The committee of young la
dies-Misses Larey, Stella and Lola
McKim, Wachtel, Margaret Hall, lone
Sammons, Janet McRae, Mamie
Northcott, Lenna Mayfield, Lula Col
Inns, Helen Shaw and Mrs. Hawkes.
wore the Red Cross uniforms and were
en- the alert to be sure that everyone
had good time. They kept their own
programs open for late corners, stran-
gers and especially the soldiers, many
of whom were in attendance, giving
military air to the occasion. Mrs.
Ray Edgar, Mrs. G. S. Helms, Mrs.
J. w. Glassford and Mrs. Ray Moore
served delicious sandwiches and coffee.
Punch was also served. The music
was the kind under whose spell you
just couldn't keep still. A large crowd
was there and about S10O was cleared.
Following is list of the guests:
Captain HARRISON, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Ridgeway, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Will
loughby, Jr, Miss Marie Scott, Lieu
tenant W. Almond Shelby, Franklyn
Harris, Paul Stindoff, Miss lnez
White, Joseph Bannerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Stevens, CaleXico; c. c.
Owens, Misses Clara Owens, Mary
Brumley, Hazel Brumley, M. w. Fra
zier, Miss Juanita Richmond, Miss An
nice Marshall, Louis McKim, Lieu
tenant Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
rickson, John Wood, Mildred Cowdrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. McGuffey, J. B. Elser,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Cass, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Daily, William Kemn F. c. Kemp,
DR.. F. A. Burger, Guy Harding, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Kellerstraus, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Coggins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Iasigi,
DR.. c. :. Brooks, Porter McColloch,
Holiway, Earl Croft, w. Couch, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy La Touche, W. Winship,
George Leech, Jack Lyons, Jack Hob
dy, Oscar Ferguson, w. E. Van Way,
g. c. Freer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Elliott
Druiff, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Long,
Misses Long, c. A. Roberts, Neal
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
GERMAN AGENTS AND THE LIBERTY BONDS.

Nc Adoo gives authority Of mis- official position to
M that German interests by Of forced sales
bed down the price Liberty loans below par Enemy actv
- Of This kind deserve than passing notice 1t VIII not SUI
let that Many things nave
this country which have aroused suspicion that they
of enemy for the most part we have talked gooo
doing Here is of first rate Impor-
- o nropaganda could be ndous than forced depre-
f or government bonds We do not know whether there
low 70 punsh responsible German interests but at least
W eo,d he made establish their identity If it is
se ia shoot spies we have right to nope they can
no nterned vigorous policy of repression the only one that
" :, d ara;ns+ cunning and unscrupulous enemy.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17

H. Gavin, Jewel Martin, Elwood Lau-
der, Loise Rehkopf, Elizabeth
Cecil Thatcher, Ylveta Sammons, Ray
nor Brookfield, Kathrine buIterfieid,
Mary Brookfield, Sarah Scribner, Lo-
rena Gleason, Walker Litus, Dewey
Buell., Lallah Rock Baker, w. j. Co.
burn, Mae Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Glass
ford, Mr. and Mrs. f. A. WOLF, Ar
thur Robinson, Amos Bliss, Agnes
Watkins, John NJ. Kepiey, Gladys
Farnsworth, Ed Wyss, Mabel Daskins,
Birdie Barnum, Ed Kelley, E. w. Fer
ris, Georgia Ferris, Bobby Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Braley, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. r. Miller, Grace Persons, Lora Mil
man Ter, G. H. Smith, R. H. Ratcliff,
Thena Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Glassford, Mrs. G. S. Helms, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Faw-
cett.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
table today.
The WOmen's Luncheon.

The women of the city should bear
in the mind the luncheon announced
for Tuesday at the Barbara Worth ho-
tel. DR.. Margaret McNaught has very
graciously consented to speak on that
occasion, and to hear her is a privl-
lege. Our women should avail them
selves of this opportunity. Mrs. W. W..
Apple will be glad to reserve place
at the table for you e you will notify
her. The hour is II sharp. Price so
cents per plate.
The Red Cross Circle OF the Chris
tian church will meet Tuesday after
noon at the church at 2:30.
Z: * *
The p E. O. Society meet at the
home of Mrs. C. w. Barton Saturday
afternoon. The bylaws of the organ
ization were studied and delightful
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
Junior Play.

The play "All-of-a-Sudden Peggy
to be presented tonight by the Junior
class of the High School, promises
to be the best play the students of
the High School have ever produced.
The proceeds of the play usu-
ally go to La Solana, the school an
nual, but this year the Junior feel
it their patriotic duty to leave off the
the annual and give large proper
ton of the proceeds to the Y. NC. A.
for war work. d rs
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
TeutOn Submarine Department.

London, Dee. ia new depart
ment of the German navy dealing
solely with submarine affairs, which
heretofore have been handled by the
dockyards section, has been estab-
lished by imperial DEGREES, according
to an Amsterdam dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
II 81 ]E!I1|Izje4hens =
Various Items OF Interest To Women

Don't forget to take a chance at
that beautiful bedroom set which will
be ratified at the Ked Cross Snop
Saturday, December 20. There are
three pieces-nightdress, glove and
handkerchief case-beautifully hand
painted in white satin. The tickets
arc 25 cents.
X x II
Mrs. c. E. Conant and Mrs. Car.
Sargent were hostesSes at the tea
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17

Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Sparks have re-
tuned from short visit to LOSAr-
geles.
Mrs. c.. j. Ritz, Mrs. r. McG1yI1n
and Mrs. Paul Black have returned
home from Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco.
Mrs L. B. Talbot, who has been IN
Ell Centro her former home, for a
week, mingling with her m any friends,
will return to Los Angeles, her new
home, Tuesday. - Se ztFi g.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
Message From Women Will Go to
Soldiers.

Through the woman's committee OF
the Council of National Defense, the
woman of America will send Christ
mas message to the American soldiers
in France. This message, having the
approval of President Wilson, will be
cabled to General Pershing and his
troops:
"The women of America are with
you in spirit and in service. You are
our standard bearers and our hope.
We love you. We believe in you and
pray for you at this Christmas sea-
son."
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
Red Cross Notes.

The Christmas sale at the Red Cross
Shop Saturday was quite success.
Especially were the beautiful Christ
mas cards in demand. Anyone who
can do hand painting scould do their
'.bit" right now by making Christmas
cards for the shop, as the supply was
almost exhausted Saturday.
# i: X
And another way to be Of service is
TO 60 to the workroom at Red Cross
Headquarters and get the ready cut
comfort kits and make them for the
shop.
i. 4: 4:
Anyone having a tablecloth that
they can spare, please send it to Red
Cross headquarters for the tea table.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
THAT BOTTLE OF COTTONSEED OIL.

See the of cotonseed OIL
What is it used used for cooking the
ent time than lard portion Of the salad
Ell housewives for the little bottle of cot
.onseed oil?
They pay the grocers.
Angeles charge for the same boe
They charge 81 40 cents.
Do the locag make all the profit?
No. they less proportion than do the Los An
gees grocers
Wbv thought this cooking oil made right here
in Ell Centre?
So it is Angeles in fivegaon cans IS
bottled there through the hands of two mddmen and
bnred down Ell Centre again The local the price
at the cottonseed plus the price Of betting prS me
middemen's profit, railroad freight rates
Valley products through the same process "hle
mddleman fattened while the rail-
road is carrying unnecessary freight:
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
Norway Loses 5000 Sailors.
uRv Associated Press,

London, Dec. ia Christiana DIS
patch says it is officially reported
that Norway has lost 5000 sailors du-
ring the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
social hour followed. The hostess
served light refreshments
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs Allen Anderson of Los
Angeles are here to spend the IN ho1I-
day season with Mr.. and Mrs J. l.
Nuffer. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Nuf-
fer are sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-17
GUNMEN SHOULD BE RUN OUT OF THE VALLEY

Saturday lockwood rancher found dead
with bullet wound in his head The such
the authorities believe that he had been murdered
at Bailey is being held.
the third killing lockwood within five months. Two
the of the lockwood shot and killed
because he threatened him with scale weight He
S a free
the beer stand in Calipatria
His murderer has been found
weeks ago, Joe Hatfield of Hole, shot and
seriously McCuheon who is still
dition the of
Holtvile free
Last March negress blood Ell Cenos East
Side
Along a killing only of momenary interest
1917 show This probably
greater other
in California
Persons carrying should be
cure of them of this proclivity for carrying
Every attracts who carry guns
and constantly lookout opportunity show
how quick they draw and fire them
Imperial civilized enough show these that
they o other portion of the West
The compiled list of killers who walking
the Valley there of them
Is this the widest Wild but generally
lized West?
authorities of the county and of town IN
the Valley send them for
reclaim the Valley from the
stigma Quentin Folsom than
any other county proportion its inhabitants
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Kirker og Foreninger.

aGE-;b ~ ~ |EHs =.ES&<E.E tFyEt#5 E'&IsGE - 81
DEN DANsK-NoRsKB METHo..
DIST KIRKE. Hjsrnet az Broad.
way og 10. st, afhelder sine Guds-
tjenester som fglger: Pr@diken
sendag Form. XII 1880. Aften XII.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
:. sdndagrsAftensK XII /. 40 literert@Ms ID
de de tire fgrste Tirsdage / Maane-
den. BennemGde hver Onsdag Az.
ten HI. 8.
DANsK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTBPHANs
KIRKE, Hjernet az Orleans sog Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
S1ndag Form. Kl. IL. Sbndagssko-
lie ri. 8.
FoRBNINGEN "HAABET' mGder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
nL EONORA4CHRIsMNB LOGB Mr..
80. D.. S. s., mpder 1. OF g.. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs DpTRB meder 2. og 4.
Trsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, rs W.. st.
S.. 6. Mnoerim 2oge Scr. 81, 8.
9. g., meoer lite og 3oie Sre6og
! Maaneoen paa Nopm Mrcorltu1
SAT-, 81. af ct. 3eter % 4tb
.5treets.
Soreningen r@ootbaab" mgoer
p. 90 4. 2grbog paa @oDaI Mrca-
NUM- Sal, 81. at ct. Beter % 4tb
|6treeg.
Soreningen 9o1morfg Conner
|of 9: g, g. S. mpoer 4. % 3.
|2er6ag pao RoDal Mrconrm Soil,
ST. at ct. 8efer % 4tb Streets.
MS8@%1&& eE4S#E&& @&5S .@E4&
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Den banife gauoeDille, ligeiom nor
tie Observation-Disclosures Der TIC .2anos
Foffere bar b1ot pna onnife emo paa
laorife stDffer. uMpIs.
6. s, @ei, gt. Climb, Miinn,

s.@E@a HHH.Ea&&Nfg 5SE#8 &g &W4s &1
Det er % Ell Sornpielie at berle-
Sc bore 2pieres 0pmerfiombeo pua
omitaae,1oe 11pe advertisement fra
Dlr. 6: 8. Weit, 511 @ermain ct,
CLOUD, Mi111.
Mr. 8elt oriDer Ell betDbelig
Gienooms= og 2an6forretntng og er
Ell belfien0 Man6 operalt / Gen-
tra1 Win1eiota, % npoer BET gobe
at bore Ell 6Dgtig %
b9oerlig Sorretningsmano, Der
fje16er perionlig bbert 5tpffe 2a11o>
ban bar til 5a1gs. San er en- gamz
@orger / ct. Glor0, bborAban
har lebet / ober II Mar, og / oe
itoite faa Mor 81. a. 1o1gt 2an6 til
ober 65 Somilier fra Smegnen al
Ge6ar &api0s, Soma % &anfafee,
Sll.
Sor Gi6en bor ban ODER 40 Sar-
ME ! Commission og be6 at ifribe
til bam paa @ngelif, bill man Itrafs
foa tilienM nogle ftore illuitrereoe
&ataloger, ser giber n9rmere 0p=
.lpsni1gcr ON bper enfelt al Sdr=
meme, % set 2aho, ban bar til
.5nlgS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
ST. Haul.
8rng ben rtgttge 8etegnelie,

Brug ben rtgttge Betegnelie {.
Gn goo 8orger bapoe fornplig
faoet Samilien forget meo ct Barn.
og i SEN Mnleorirtg iggte ban y. en-
Bige til SuSbielp: 0g man lnltc.
berfor / Blaoenes. Mn1oncelpdlter,
at en- 8ige for 8nsarbejoe pnife=.
6eS. @'.Z' q.
@eiultotef: lite en- eneite meelllote
fig.
Men Sd BON piblt !, at Der Dor
8tger NOT / 8pen, foriegfe ban igen,
og o1r1oncereoe oenne Gang otter eli
&usiomffrui til @usgierr.niing SO til
at paSfe 8ornet, % meo6e1lte lalp=
Efelgelig ogiua, at ser belfer niger,
E8o1f Dor. f
Meiultatet: lite Ell eneite melote
lig!
Sa11 fon1 mi %spll161elig i Sanfer
ON at bnn1bi1tnof buboe benDttet Il
forfiert 0rb % foriggte treble Gang!
WeeH 0enne Gung beo set: gelifabs.
barhe til jat le efter ct 8urn igges.
&eiu1tatet: Meite Dag bar ser 50
gnigets5re.
&uif berfor, 1taar man aperterer
ON Sip1p, at benptte ben rigtige
8efegfelie. Tor alt bpao set TOM
mer an pou bore Dage, er 80
|Ettren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
3
Sen. :fprite norife seaterforeitilling
!, !. / Mmerifn. 4.: j.

~ sstEh - ..a..SEt%. S&f-E5E+.. glE..@#%# %sEf' EH
Dr s. 81, Mielien bar / en- in-
Mrtifelrpffe / uMor6if ST.
i 8rooflpn f~ortalt ON BEN
vfpr1te morife 6ro1natffe 5oreitil1ittg
al nogen Slogs / Mmerifa". San
trnf til at bore til 5te6e be6 eli
Soreitilling blon0t 6e Morife !
8rooflDn %forle6en, % bette meof9rte
at BON fom til at opfriife Winoet
ON eli Spfprelie at rSn s59terS"
lom ban ielD .bob6e peret &obeb-
man6en for, / Chicago 1866. 5ora
iagt CT bisie @~rin6ringer ubpre III
teresiante;; men ben f6rite norife
Ieaterforeltilling / Mmerifa bar It.
e 6enl1e. 9pferelie at rGil 5aters".
Set bill les / Mrtif1en ONT n@resie,1
tE Borgerfrigens 5lutning" |
orif-Mmertfanernes Geltifrift, nt
.sSulen 1853 opf6rtes pon Burtons
9euter ! Seem Dorf Soitrupg Gen,
boerne" % Sl1len 1859 opfertes !
Maoiion, ISIS, Seibergs Suppl,
fanten" og Song 5alomon og SIR
gen Sattemager altlao benz
hol6sbis 10 % z Mar- fgr 1enne
SpfGrelie at I'll S9ters1 / gbi.
eago ! 1866. Spts man bill paa1taa,
at oisie to 5oreitillinger lite bay
norffe, foroi Soitrl1p og Seiberg oar
oanife Sorfattere, ielb ON Nollerni
bleo ipillet paa ttorif of norift
Rrafter, biiper set en- at1oen Sag;
men iaa fommer man oeiaa tic al
maatte lfrpge ct ftort Mfinit af SCI
norife 9eaters 9iitorie, 90 ben nor
tie Scene / Gang Eiio muatte tD I'LL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
5 M6bqeeertiben,
.Mf Naltor 81. Mnoerien, Bropflpn

On af oe beoite biitoriffe 8eger,
Tom lnnge er n6fomme1t, Ell, 8a1tor
g. g.. 8oobo1bts 1ofenote 8og, u8oo
S Mnbpggerttoen og set
er at baabe, Sen maa fin6e flor n0<
breoe111e, u6fomme i NIT 9plag, og
at Baltor 8o6bolot bill nogibe en6nl1
flere al fine grinortnger. Sen 6un-
tie Misiions fgrite SID bar / flere
@en1eenoer trang; men Set bar a1li=
gebeI en- rigt peliignet STD, bpor
Ser bar Miofiprbeo for @ubs Niges
Gag; oerfor bleb Der ogiaa norettet
en- Gel; man troe6e, 6erfor talie
mon, % oct bar en- @laoe fal6et
af Serre1, at reiie omfring me6 BET
beiliglte 8l16.
Det bor inoerIig gIeoet mig,
bboo Bnitor 8oobolot bar ifrebet OH
Mobiens 8irfiomheb pnn 8rarien,
% mi, 81 ban er gaaef tit Spite,
bar BET goot, ON Der uofom ct fDI-
otgere 2iDsbilfe6e af bam. San bar
] Nmerifo fgr nobalgets noien.
6inge. SD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

BpbbplDt foriparer Der paa ell
lmnf, for toaenDe Maa6e 8enebnel=
lcn: l1brmagerprpiten, og bet bar
.giort bam onot, at Sen brl1ges meb
minore Sor1toael1e. 2ab mig itge::
Moo1en fnn6e life bore leDig, ban
moatte arbeibe, % mefaniife Gbner
bao6e ban, % Mpbpggerforboloene
gior6e set %n6openoigt for bans So
rnilies @fplb at BRUCE Gbne og Spn=
Ser, ifl1loe be lebe. Ser fnn0e og1aa
bore @enner, iom iDntes, BET bar
li6t bel meget. Meo bans MnlpJ
nilbe ban iiffert baDe oannet Jig en-
1tangt bebre timelig Sitting 1om
Mefanifer, og fun0e ban baDe op=
gipet Nraitepirfiombe0en men ben
bar oog set f6rIt tie for bam, bet an
set mooife furbe tjene til, at ban
fltnoe leoe og birfe iom 8r9it; ban
bar NrnIt til Set iiolte. ....
Gnonu Set: Micolaiien boeoe life
i 8rooflDn. s.. so. MoesbgQ, font
|ban TOM til, boboe &lpoeSbuttf,
}gfrp6oerbnrfitebs ogs @eboelie | g.
}l3O gberrD 6treet, Seem Sort (bio
Monbotton). Ser onfring boeoe og=
fno Sc fon 9onlfe, - Nicolai1en
oga 5a1milie i%beregnet.
@uor mamsb or Iplte Bo6bol6tS
}1pe Bog> bn.pil6e leg gierne tilfgie;
% legE ioa bans 6eilige Minoeifrif1
ON bons fgrite Sultrit: ct @al
| Minoeb1abe", ge6or Sails, 1887
- Men - Sen er. 10 r0fnlgt; Der
ffortiener otter at fomme trent:
&ommer Sen og Ben npe?:8og no paa:
1rp, 6atbpr Ser bla116t Sc mango goo
Bille0er meotoges 8illeoer al 6e
unge &raitepar, 4trfen, bbor,Sr
'foitotionen fanbt 5teo % li6t u1er'
ON 6ert1e &pjtios6ag. Seq f~orltod1
gobt Na1tor 8oobolot, men Get mac
alligepeI life fupnes. aitno
Sa, laa fun oe1 ollerbeo1fe MhBe
folina / Sdab ON me uogaoer ol
enou1 mere % 'be1it eno1n fploigere
SET bor lin Itore @etp0ning.
Seq btl6e gierne ffribe mere on
IERaitor Mo6ien>. 30 per er liot a
Iette. 8e11 bar 8aitor. 8o6bol6t
}Dortnebirffer rettet znogett, men ioe'
ct mere; % 90 -ieg / 6en .5to iff'
1lBar bapt iaa< .liot Torbinoelie mel
Nqitor Maoien, pit jeg for lener'
SitorieHripning norsnne 1oget: !:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

r Ere2Hr =. -. r-fE'ta 1|e'E' "E"''
p%re1enterer bet progressfippe Clement.
! 59orenineen} IS {. .@briitenfenr
Der reprai!enterer bet fo~nierpatipe,
tog, Soreninge1s 8reiioent, S. SgrH2
ge11ien Der iimpe!tben thinner }onr,
Sple11 oper BET belle pg pruftiif taltf3
bleb enitemlnig palgt. 5teofortre=C
oere palgteS ogiaa, men bebeper iffes
at nabneS, ioet4 De palgte Delegater
soar til Mpoe, ON oe ful6e Tebe
Jig oerneo pqa &an0er % Seooer
e1ller leje7 Gfstratoga. H4aslf E4siaIi
Det bill blibe %interesfant at fon1-
me til Danias Mgoer / Sen fontnee11-
oe Gi6.
6 e. g
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GplpbrAllnpsfeit.

Scr. IS. Sobonion og Snitrn,
2f92t 50tb Street gait, fejreoe
1irs0ags ben lobe S1li, 6eres
5plpbrpllup. Sc bleb / 1892 ptct
&ntcbinion at 3aitor M0um San.
Mange 8enner aflagoe / @ftermioz
oagenS 2pb ct 8e1Gg | BET afbolbte
QGgtepars Siem for at bringe De-
res 2pfenifninger til set ita6ig fri
ife og n~11g6ommelige 5glbbr11oepar.
Om Mftenen Dor Der en- t9rre Set
ligbeo, bDort 6eltog en- flor @reos
al Somilien og n9rmeite @enner.
On Mengoe 56lbbrpllnpsgaber blep
.operrof Scr. og Mrs. Sobnion.
SCR. Sobn1on, Der briber en- Itpr-
re &i6bmanos= og 5lagterforret=
ming, er at ibenif Seoiel, bborimo0
bans Suitrn er oanif og er fra 6ut-
cbinion, Minn., bporfra en- itor Del
at ben6es Samtlie bar fommen til
.5te6e; benbes 8rober, Mr. DEALER
fra 8aibtngton, bar ltgeleoes ness-
ppren6e lamr1e11 me0 fit Sami1ie
beo Soften.
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aHtt1trattnlig.

800 4.rH.J4.4 sFN&N9+#Ea8 Et1 Nefsf@t#bt E.4
ST. FEEDERS DANsKE EVANS.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 8. St.
Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formiddag.K XII.
1880. Spndagsskole ri. $50. Pa
stor Al. Tarpgaard, 25l6 e. 22nd
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
v19O5"s Gfobtnr paa Ggnbag.

01905"s Gfobtnr paa Ggnbag.
IT. af 1905" boloer CONNER
ubflrgt fprllttffommenbe 5enbag oe1t
Is: os. til CIR. Ducbsi S5nrm be0
8opo Safe, 2Dnoale og 66fb ct.
(gficbfieI0l. Oct bliper en- Seloags
.11oflugt i oet @rgnne;; man TONI
11er fra ON Morgenen al og belle
Dagen igiennem og meobringer gobt
&urn6r % Mo0furbe; 5orfriifnin=
ger faas paa Blaoien. Oct bliber
en- bpggelig 5ommenfomt i 5foo
og pe6 90, go6t Ser foruoiat.
Duebs Sarm er befienot for fin
irnuffe 8eliggenbeb, og u. al 1905
for at fl1nne 1nmle Ell 5fare at
1,11ge og alore 2mnosmeno fra Min-
1teapo11is og 9megn, Der olttb be-
finder Zig brilliant / binanoens Gel.
ffab.
Wfe0 MnfomobM CT Snren Iige 116
40 2Dnoale Mbe. go. til 66tb ct,
bret oerpaa til bgire tic Sen fgrits
Sarm peo SgenL paa penitre Saono.
Oilers tager man inbe fra Bpens
Centrum (45 Minntter for gogtio)
meo u54b ct. & Columbia
@eigbt"s 5pogbognen til 54tb ct.
So, bDorfra San &ntcb" Sogene
afgaar SCI: 10 a. M, 3 90 Cos
p. m. pracis, til goooipea6; Der
bil Der bore nogen til at biie Sci.
GEer man tager en- uWonroe &
8rpa1f1 5porbogn til Gnben al
2inien poa 50fb ct. go. SCI. / b.
H., bill Der pere 8ogne I Seit=
plaoien. 5ibite Don Nateb Cog
gaar IND til 8Den 81. ca. 8, men
Der BIT blibe gognbefororing ino til
38rpant 2it1ien paa ct fenere gios
pn1ff.