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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05

In this paper will be found the
first official report of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Estancia.
This report. it will be noticed, is
as to the affairs of the bank at
the close of business June Goth.
At that time the bank had not
opened for business, and not hav-
ing received their safe were not
in position to receive deposits,
but they had made some loans,
and hence were required to make
a report. The new safe, an
Ely-Norris Manard manganese
steel of the latest pattern, was
received and placed in the vault
the first of the week. The bank
opened its doors for business this
morning and is receiving deposits
and transacting all business per-
tanning to banking, being now
fully equipped.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05
HARD TIMES
IN GERMANY

Mrs. Susan Triedler, who ar.
rived here last week from Ber.
lin, Germany, was so overjoyeC
over reaching the United States
safely and being freed from the
strain of the war situation in
Europe, that she clasped the
American flag tenderly in her
arms and kissed it again when
| she arrived at the ranch home of
her daughter, Mrs. Korel, south
of Deming. The home had been
decorated with the Stars and
Stripes, since the declaration of
war, and it was draped over the
porch entrance of the house
when Mrs. Treidler arrived.
Mrs. Treidler says that condi-
tions in Germany beggar descrip-
tion, and there is a terrible
shortage in many of the neces-
stiles, particularly food stuffs
and oils. Money, she says, has
practically no purchasing power
beyond what the government al
lows one to buy. Government
agents are stationed in the stores
and markets, and nothing can be
carried away in excess of the
small amounts allowed each GUS
toner. Many are suffering be-
cause of improper nourishment,
as even the food which the peo-
pie are permitted to buy, is lack
ing in sustaining elements. Non
combatants, who are not regard
ed as liable to engage in anti
German activities, are being al
lowed to leave the country in Or
der that the supplies may not be
taken from the soldiers on the
fighting lines. Mrs. Treidler
came out by way of Norway,
and succeeded in escaping the
submarines and the mines scat
tered along the sea lanes. She
says that she believes there are
many German soldiers who will
refuse to fire on the Stars and
Stripes when the United States
flag flies over the trenches on
the western front. The German
people would revolt if they be-
lieved that they could overthrow
the iron rule of the Prussian
ring. She is of the opinion that
Won Falkenheyn, who was re-
lieved of his command because
he failed before Verdun, will be
the man who will eventually lead
the German Revolution.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05

Celestino Ortiz has taken a
position as bookkeeper in the
Farmers and Stockmens Bank.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
SarmDniens Malfebal.

Den ferite i Nnffen af Binter=
lpionens mango Maiferaber farbt
5teo forrige 2eroag i Donia Soil,
Der bur fDlbt nteb ct gIab % felt-
temt 5elfab at farnebolsfleote
Gamer % &errer. S SoIen iatte
Ole Nieliens 9rfefter 8enene ! Be
Dpgelie % aialoeren iargeoe
Mrs. Wotbielen for mniifo!ff Int
oerboloning, % 8arten, &r. Sen-
len, for u2nifeorifffe". Ser fang
Soreninge11 ogfaa nnoer ST. 9igrns
2eoeIie flere at fine fipnne 5ange.
.5temningen bar, TOM alti0 Deb
SarmonienS Mffnrer, lRrOeles ge-
smbtlig, 90 % mon omiiber maatte
brpoe op, bar ale enige ON at
babe tilbraet en- fornsjelig aftel,
90 Scat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

9i bar % Ben minore gIpbe1ig,
Gfterretning at meboele pore Meeo.
lemmer, at 5pgeligbeben bar Doe.
ret nolmiuoelie lfor i benne Sin.
ter.
Sgren Garlien, Sobn 2orlen
Carl 8asml1sien % SIR. Nielfer
CT mi paa 5pgeli1ten.
100 Dollars moa hi u6betale
bier nge / Spgebialp.
Desbarre er Ser lite {aa fac
Brgore, Tom er / &eitance me0 Sc,
res MeoIemsbiorag.
&eltanceliiten bill blipe OBJECT
paa 2proog, % Ell elifbRroig, men
be1temt Opfor6ring tE at ofgigre
Wellempprenbe bill bIibe ofienot.
Seq beo, 8rg6rene bill life mis-
forltaa bette sfribt.
20 M Me6lemmer bnr inon1elot
Jig ! 8inter; me1 hi dnifer flere.
Gootbaab er en- ubmarfet Sore
ming enbper Danif tam bore
me0 at bore Meolem af sen.
~&ar De noget Meolemsblab" ,
lpgrger III Eeticbe.
Sci, fparer be11 popnlere 8oitr
smbeosmano. r8i bill for Sremtioen
'enptte st. saul Gi6enoe", % ieg
9aaber, at 8rgorene ligeiom leg bill
1bonnere poa bette Bla6".
Set CT bprtl
meporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
2624 w. NORTH AVE.

aontorcbef CIR. Niellen fro
@ploenoal % Sufpeftpr Otto Sal
Ing fra S. $. 5cbult5 Sorlaget
bar beapnot ct MT tort 5orIag;
5irmanaonet CT y9eDt norbiif Sor.
lag.
Nptaarsnnt bar nfienote Ber-
ioner lat 20 Gbr. 2ano M%gerioro,
tiIbprenoe &obeoganrben u2ibfp"
peo Mgbbp UNDER 8arb. 5faoe,1 an.
ilaaes til. oDer 10000 aroner.
Den 10. Sa,lltar fejreoe Mo.
miraI, aammerberre be Hicbelieu
.og 5rne, feot aercbe, oeres 5glb-
brDIl1p.
&aifor emeritus Sa1t5en i
@entofte, benbt Ipm 5ogneprplt
for aonaefmilien, laoar Ben boebe
.poa 8ernitorff Ell beo.
Dcn TO. Sal,uar folteoe
5mer | 81. "a Ore pr. 9llno /
a%iebeababn; Wg bar oppe i 4 Ser.
80 Ore, 5neien; p~rpferpereoe (ucoIb
forage Me ioIetes tic 8 Ser. pr.
5ues.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Qlnbben Moroeu.

M rNorben Club" 1tobig er Ell
ut De melt aniete &Iubbcr i Ct:
Eanl, ifpl6es i ferite 2inie oens
%u6merfeoe Gormano, span 8.
Molanoer, Der Ct en- tDpiif Sben>
lfer; biertebin6enoe, populer og IT.
t. 1tilbgjelig til at brittle rBror=
itaal" meo benz, ban fumes ON.
IA Mar gammel / 1869 tom ban
til Minneiotd fra Selftngborg.
Sun itu6ereoe Snrn, blep en- an
iet 5agferer % ffaffebe fig oerfer
n1eo 2etbeo EN- 5tilling / Statenis
Gienelte = uMsiiitent Bublic .@ro=
miner.
ut @51toerngr @11r11qltiit er bons
gobe 8e11, er en- Selpfplge, % nf
ben @r1n6 bar Molan6er lite lao
faa @onge biulpet 55ffanoinoper Il!
gpbe 5tillinger.
uNpr6en" bor for 9jebIiiffet 100
~tnoenbbs Me6lemmer % ct Iigneu-
De Mntal boiibbenbe llbenfor ct.
Ball.
st ID De melt fremragenoe Dd1i<
tie Meolemmer er &C. g. Srnnim.
Rlubbens Stemart, u@ubben"
Gfberg, er ogloa fra Seliingbord.
Sans jobiale emit birfer mere ems
EinbbD6en6e 11aor man betrp6er
uNoroen"s bellige Gnemerfer.
g. forfifrer gn, at set en- set bebs
lite Ma01te6 / ct. Saul, % bpiS
Molanoers 5en bill pil!!e set
tier oesbprre fin ijploent - ioa
fan De lite bgre nogen ifipnnere
Muiif.
hinge Mofanoer er nemIig Ell
remragenbe 8ioniit.
STRIP.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Sgbielsbassfeit.

Set aloite al S~eiterimfunos1o=
gen, ugleonora gbriitine"s Me0-
lemrner, Sru Nieliine Mielfe11, boIot
forrige 9ns0ag, BEN Bite Sanl1ar,
fin 75aarige 5eoiels6ag, bbilfen
&pitioeligbeb bleb ferret / Datterens
Siem paa Miblon6 Mpe. beo Ell
Seitmio6og, bbori 6e!tog Samilie
og 8enner fra rGleonora gbrtitine"
2ogen. Ser tilbragtes en- forneielig
SID meo liDIig a%onberiation %
Spfriifning of gamIe Min6er.
Sru Mielfen CT en- al 5tifterne
al u@leonoro gbriltine" z2ogen og
bleD balgt til 6ens ferlte Breii6ent;
ligelebcs bar bun 2ogens ferlte De-
legere6e til 8. g. 5.s fente &o11=.
.bention Der afbolotes / Marinette,
isis, / 1904; bun bar bpret ct at
2ogens melt agteoe og nftipeite
Meolemmer iioen bens Stiftel1e i
bbilfet bun og1aa pda Sob
~fe!1s6agen mobtog 8ebi{er paa, baa=
De fra 2oser1s og Sgtrenes Side.
Mrg. Nielien bor 1igeleoes en- al
5tifterne of S6terlogen | Reenab,
isis.
Ggoielsbagsbarnet .lm troog lin
bgje MIber liDlig og ungoomme1ig
|pg fplger me6 itor Snteresie Or
|bejbet % gafiten inoenfor 5plterz
famfnn6et. Set bar benoe Ell iarlie
GlRoe at beltage i 5ornfunoefS
aonDelttion, Der fioite gfteraar af=
bol6tes beri ct. saul, bbis Bor-
banolinger bun oberDrreoe bier
Dag oa tilltge tog Df | fIere al
6eiterne, Ser boIoteg Mtleonin-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Kirker or Foreninger
I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres
byterianer Kirke, 1876 Thomas

ST., holdes dansk Gudstjeneste
hver S@ndag Kl. II.
DEN DANsK-NORsKB METHo.
DIST KIRKE. H5ernet az Broad
way og 13.. st, afhoider sine Guds.
tjenester. som fplger: Prsediken
sgndag Form. HI. 1880. Aften ri.
las. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sendag Aften III. 7.45; litersert ND
de de ire fgrste Tirsdage 1 Maane.
CEN. BSnnemSde liver Onsdag AZ
ten Ri. g.: Il
DANgK Rev. LUTH ST. STBPHANs
KIRKB. Hjdrnet az Orleans og Ste.
yens Street. Guds3eaeste liver
s6ndag Form. HI. IL. Sgndaggsko-
le Kl. 3
FoRRN1NGDN .HAABHTs mSder
paa Central Hall, den q. og 4. Tors
dag 1 Maaaeden.
nLH0NoRA CHRIsTINE LoGB Mr..
10, 2. s. g., m6der ] OF s. Man.
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs D0TRB meder 2. og 4.
sMIdlrsdag i liver Manned i Central
Hall, q ". q. st.
S. g. Mnoerien 2oee Scr. 81, 8.
8.#symeoer lite % 3bhiie Sre6ag
/ Maoneoen paa @oDol Mrcanum
&dH, ST: Of ct: &eter % 4tb
Streets. 49, 81 .
6 s 7'l'E4i nee Z @|eeotboob. meoer
2. og 4. 2sroag poa &opaI Nrca-
NUM- Sail af ct. Neter og 4thG
Streets. a ss
GoreningpImen Danmqrfs @gnncr
at 9. d. g. s. S: mpoer |. % 3.
pau Ropal Mrcanum Sell.
Of 81. Neter % 4tb 5treets.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Senoes mango 8enner gnifer, at
bun enonu i mango Mar maa bepa=
re fit libsg.aoe 5i16= og opleDe
marge lpffelige Seoiels0age.
vGleonora G6riitiue".

9. g. g. 2oge Scr. So Cleo,
nora gbriiti1e", bar UNDER SDer:
peielie at fraflDtte fine ~rubarpnoe
2ofaler / Central Soil % benlGg.
ge fine Mgber til &oDal Mrcanun
SOIL, bbor tire al De 6anlfe Sorenin.
ger MI bar til Suite, men for al
gibe olle Meolemmerne en- 2ejlig.
|beo til at gibe 6eres Mening til
&ien6e, bill 0erne Sog fomme til
gebanoling paa De nRIte to oroine.
re Mg6er, % Stprelien baober oer=
for, at ollie iom Tan, bil fomme til
5teoe beo bisie Mpoer.
2ogens n9lte Mgoeaften falber
netop paa Notwithstanding, Den
IS. 5ebraar, % 2ogen bar De6ta=
get at fejre oent1e Dag paa en- bgr-
Sig Maa6e beb at in6barsle fine
Wc6lemmer og @enner til at toni
til Stebe benne Mften, 90 3D.
bill arrangere oIIe ntulige
5lags SaitelabnsIeier og ieIbfplges.
Itg bill Der blibe en- lille Dons.
Derfor glenn MI lite, at set er
6oitelabn, og enbper onmo6es Der
for til at bringe ct go6t banif So
ltelobnsbumgr me6 benne Often.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
CHICAGO, ILL

4artoffelmongel truer Dan-
mart Ser fanotes fgrIt SSannar
f1,n 6,S MilIioner Ienber i 2an-
oct moo II Millioner i Sior.
Masiagelege1L Or. gloO-
9anien, bbis Gleper finoes BERT
2anoct i ct fort Nntal, bolot for
le6en IS Mars Subilalm. san
bar / fin nngoom en- meget left
5portsinurllaliit.
Gongen bar nbnppnt ct is-
la1loif 5rema10sminiiterium be-
ftoaenoe at altingsm9noene Son
Naenusion, 8ibrn 4riitiansion og
Siglrol.r Sonsion. 9iotil bar Der
fatn paret cen Minilter.
SSa..egaaien. foitebe / &ieben=
babn | Scr. so Gre Il ln,ffffet gil-
itasto" % 2 ar. 25 Ore pr. Bunb
! yaaben IilltanO" Galfunbpns To-
iteoe I Ser. Is Ore pr. Buuo to
Dage fer Sui:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
QhuaDn.
Danjf Soretss5ejr.

Bor 2anbsman6, &apgnngereu
Mleranber Seller, bonbt n1eget pber-
legent i / MeilS Gong / fun Z M3in.
8 Get. pe0 SbrRts1tabnet, Ser
fanot 5teo / 211b Negiment Mrmo-
~ forrige Srebag. Sou tenfer &r.
Seller poa at msoe % pilaa" Ser
o%enSmeiteren @ou1bing. 81 boaber,
bet ntoa lpffes bor 6pgtige 2anbs=
man6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Sill min uMOr".
lGileonet Mrs. 81. Eaplor, &bbbn.

lEileqnet Mrs. 81. Eaplor, &bbbn.)
Sea ifploer Sig 2ipet, leg ifploer
Dig oft!
Du GAP mig Sin Merbe,. oa rigt19
set eial6t.
gu gop mig Sin @tprfe, 0u gap
mia SIT Mob;
Seen icg er 10 9el al Dt &jao.
% Sit Blo0.
Du oop mig fao meget, leg gap
Sig 1ao !idt;
Mfcn set er oct iomnue, for ri er
10 ct.
5oa lenge gu leper, ser 2ibet fac
lift,
5om &oobet, Ser 1pirer ungpi=
gems 8rplt.
soo lenee 9u .leDer, oct ifjsnnelte
Dro, /
Seq fien6er paa Dan1f; BET er. Sig
set er vMor".
sisnrb b. so,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
&ot SprinG Mrfanias.

Wers. q. 6. Solution, Soa,tb
Sorm, Wbite 8ear, og ben6es
Datter, Mrs. s. Solution, S pit
smelling, a~freilte tit 6ot 5priag,
Dirt, BEN Ste Bebr1,ar.
Opbolbet bliper= af lengere $50
rigbe0.
.Deres talrige 8enner / ben bnn=
tic &oloni enifer benz .en goo &eiie.
f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Weoberen.

r%SSulerolcr" for 1916 inbeboloer
en- 5omling al Sc beoite banife Dtg-
tc ser er ifrepet til DIOR:
S Sen Mnleoning aftrpffer pi Ct
meaet mutt Digt ON iamme Gm-
ne, forfottet al Ell fienot banit Gi-
pilinaenisr peo s. g. &p, ct.
Saul, Sci buroe bope Dpret meo !
l1bbalget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Sre,ifo.

8ilbelm Senien Seottle, 8aib=
ington, bar ~tilifrepet BET 0nnffe
at ban er / Serb me6
at an.Rgge en- gob banif 9rplfo--
fabrf;; i ben Mn1e0ning enifer ban
at fomme i 5orbin6elfe meD oe
oanife 5orretningsmpno / Winne-
toto, Der bill obertage gorban6Iin=
gen at bans 9rpifo.
9a lite iaa faa 5fan6inaDer,
Der bar Sabe, gnifer 6enne Sobbe=
flaoning, fan Der iiffert Iabes goo
Correcting / benne 8rancbe.
Derfor ifrio pr, orngaaenoe til
Seattle.
x5brinamortenN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
st. Paul.
5. 81. Mpbulm,
gitD g0itor & Manager.
Mpbe6er

maa i%nbienbes, laa De er ! &rDffe-
riet 1ene1t Dngbog often. 72O-7292
4th 6treet 60, Minneapolis, Wftis1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

oe er 11tre poo, at 0e Mll1ere0e oil
|bin6e / BET Iange 2gb.
Morge bill life banb!e nlene nn-
Der ben ~nuDprenoe Strife, men ]
Sorening me6 Danmarf % 5Der=
rig"
Digteren % gipilingenipren
&nnte 8. Mnfer (noriD.
.SSeg er abiolut iiiffffer paa, at
|3Diflan0 bill binoe;; in6en tire Man.
neoer bill England bore iultt ub.
9u Mum9nien trua6te in6 i Sri
gen, f~oruoiagoe leg bets fmien6e
Ne0erlag. SSngen bilbe % tro
mig.
Norge b6r lelpfglgelig lgge ut
forblibe neutral, men }fal Ri en-
oelig beige 8arti, foretrnffer leg
&ambibat 6aafpr Moe,
(lige fommen fra 9nnmarf.
Ser berifer Dprtio obera!!t %
Itor Npb / BDer11e. Bri1erne er bnn n
BITE.
S SpGanb berifer Der aIm1nbelig
5rDgt for, at be abiolut n6iulteb De
1pifere u1lber ct eller anoet intd.
Yuafuo bill erflere San.
mort &ria, HIN for at faa 2eilig.|
)eo til at forppe ct Sn6faIo Sui
'an6, og tage Sen 5mule Of &orn,
|apeg % arbre Tp6eoarer, Ser et1bs
M er loot tilbage.
Derfor fer leg meget mprft pad
Danmarfs Sremtio efter at Il. g.
5ar bruot meb Epfflanb og opforr
bret be neutrale 2an6e til at felgeI
bets gfseupel."
Den ~Ianbsfjenbte 8oitmeiter Moe,
ct. Yai1l:
uSSeeg ct / birfelig 6aarligt SUI
ngr beo at. tnnfe pao Donn1orfs
5remtio; tent, biemme bar man
8elpSningsgaS for en- l1ge, og
}bor lpnge bill &r1lene i set bele
taget bore. England bar 10 forbuot
Il Snbfariel al engelife -a1tl.
Site tpnfer leg pao, bpor for
gnnn1arf bill 1e uo efter|
5oa at iige aIle bore 8p-
buggeoe tbi 8rpno1e!
Ifal man 10 babe - at tenfe lig,
1t III ifal mite bore ifjgnne oonifc
Danmorfs 0Dreite
5mDffffe."
Gn bel Oel an0re yt0r1fe og
uotalte fig orn Sen nup o=
renbe 5ituofion, men 6nife6e life
Deres Nabne napnt.
Saa meget fan hi bog ftge, at
lille CT parot til -bbis muIigt II
It f9tnpe til Set D0erIte for at for.
Iuare Mmerifa og De ifan6inapiife
- ligegDloig ont Dor eben=
Sjcnoe fulbe b1ibe 9nlflan no
el!er be 0lliere0e. Set prensflfe
militare 5pitem er grunoigt bo-
bet al 5fan6inaper, men engelife
paa Sgen bIiber beller|
lite let poo meb penlige Rine:
ugsffffo"
6ot sprina Mrfanias.
Mrs. 81. 6. Sobnion, 5ontb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
8D6thaab.

fraf forleoen Greoerif Get
icbe, ben nDonlgfe 8rpiibem for
Soreningen u@o0tbaab1 n1eo fiji
iaonanlige glifDproigbeo gap ban
forifiellige 9pIDsninger, Ser fan
Srteresie for bore 2eiere
rNpite Mg6e bill blipe boIbt CIR
Dag ben TO. bs. RoDo1 Mrca1lltm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

8alfoDoler:: agiffffen en- oeilia
bbio SUD, De bar paa Salien, Srg-
fenI"
galoome: SUB, iaaom e. lee
ioamRnb paa bele &roppen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

geb aisb eller Meparatisa al
ubre befpe ben %pelfie,bte S'roeler
gimon 0el{on, 900 8. 7fb Streef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
arigen.

Sen 6on}fe % norife &oloni
81. Saul er grebet al bange Mnel-.
Ter i Mnlebning of set biplomatiife
.Bruo meIlem Il. g. % 9piflan6.
Set CT lite Mmerifos 5fiebne,
Ser ligger DEM paa @inoe, tbi Il.
g. er for itort og for megtigt til
moterie1t at. b1ipe ifabet De6 Ell mu=
Zig Snotrpoel1e / 8erbenSfrigen.
Set er bpo6 Ser muligt BIZ bRn=
oe 0orge % Dunmarf, Der griber
Sinocne meo bange Mhelle r.s
S SEN Mnle6ning. bnr Di inter
bieipct ferifjellige frernragenbe Gam
BE og Morife, og 1fa1 / @ortbeb gem
gipc beres notaleller::
Danif &ieefoninl Sobn 6. Melion:
usSeg eniffer life at ubtale mig;
foa leuge ben aanffe 8egiering IN
tct oificielt .5fri6t bar foretagd
fig.
Seq er filter paa, at mine 2anoS=
memo, iaa lenge Der ingen be-
itemt M%fgjerelie er truffet, bill pife
Den itgrlte Eilbageboloenbeb / ollie
beres Mtringer bebrgrenoe &rigen.
Set bar oe 10 bioti! gjort, % oenne
taftfuloe 0ptrpoen bar / bpi Grab
Iettet bort 5omfpem me6 be for
fiellige Mationer til bbilfen Siz
oe oe eno moa bgre."
SIR. 6rebsbpnlmer Sau1es 8
SobniDn.
Seq CT amerifanf 8orger %
berfor for Stjernebanneret f6r1t 90
fiot.
1pifiano tan life flare fig /
2nng6en.
&bab Danmarf a1tgaar, bar jeg
ben itgrite Me0f6Ielie me0. nit gam
Ie 6eorelan6.
Seq inorpmmer, at Situationen
for 2iebliffet er meget fritiif, life
aIene for bette 2anb, men for bele
5fanoinapien. - De bill fomme til
at probe, bbab BET pil iige at leue
paa 5mnlfolt.
Wit oprigtige 91ife er, at Stan:
oinapien biz bliDe boIot uoenfor at
tip arigsfgrelie.
s. 6. Etato,1,
Nienot Mor1nanb fra 8. 81. Gp.)
at oerniR fro noriffe 8reDe, e
g1goen enorm gpHflanb. u1lber
ponogfonpngnen er oereg fioite fog
tbibIebe Sroiats set tore Drama
gsorge bill De fomrnen0e ngel
fomtne til at lioe at Ell fglelig Rul.
mangel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

@friD efter Rrgbenu,,r,er
al bette glab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

Mlir,e Wenrcr % Gorbinoelfer !
Norge Ell alle moo EDlfla1o %
De er fire poa, at be mliereoe bill
bin6e / BET Iange Sob.
Morge bill life ba11o.e nlene mn-
Ser Ben ~nuberren6e &riie, men !
Screening me6 Danmarf % 5Der-
rig"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-20
John L. Huntress.

John L. Huntress, we'll known resi-
dent of Hiram, died at his home Monday
morning, Feb. 4th. Mr.. Huntress was
one of eleven children born to John and
Emma lord Huntress. namely: Frank,
John, Harrison, Darling, Asbury, Mrs.
Warren Libbey, Porter, Mrs. Austin Bry.
ant, Saco, Mrs. Henry Lombard and
Mrs. Alexander Wadsworth of Hiram,
Aram anita, who died In Hiram aged 81
years, and Judith, who died In Saco aged
% years.
Mr.. Huntress was q veteran of the
civil war. he married Sabrina Durgin Of
Hiram, who survives him. Three chill.
dren were born to bless their union:
Emma j., who died when about two
years of age, Mrs. Willard Pendexter,
who died six years ago, and Weston D.
Huntress, with whom be lived on the
home place. which has been In the Hunt
ress name for moro than century.
Funeral services were held at bis late
home Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. Fred Bannister OF Cornish Congre-
eational church oflciated In bis usual
Impressive manner. Will Durgin and
daughter of Limington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bryant Of Saco were among the
relatives who came from distance.
Mr.. Huntress was . successful farmer.
He lived quiet and unsssuming life, and
was faithful and devoted husband and
father; . good neighbor, Q man of the
highest integrity, smiable, kind and Low.
ing. he leaves Q vacant place In bis
homo and In the community, which will
be source OF profound regret and sor-
row to ell.
He is survived by his wife, one son,
four grandchildren, two brothers, Oar
ling Huntress of Brownfleld, and Asbury
Huntress of Hiram, besides large circle
Of more distant relatives and friends who
sincerely mourn their loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-20
WORMS EASILY REMOVED

Mother, il your child whines, l. fret
full and cries ont in sleep, be 10 probably
suffering from worms. These parasites
drain bis vitality and make him more
susceptjble 70 serious diseases. Quick
II and safely Kill and remove the
worms from your child's system WITH
Kickapoo Worm Killer. This pleasant
candy laxative Ia tablet form quickly 70
usvss TIE trouble and your child bright
enc up. Get Kiokapoo WORN Killer .
your dfuegist 80. e \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-20

Sunday morning Rev. g. d. Newton
Exchanged with the pastor, Rev. Q. /.
Spesr. The fourth In the series on men
and the Church" s.shsll We throw away
The Biblef" Il WAS Bible Glass night
and the class marched into the church 10
!. hody Mics Marie Newton sang solo
-ith Hiss Dean playing violin obIigato::
Nsrt Sunday Kimbsll's Orchestra Will
give . concert Of high grade scored muInS
before the service. The pastor wiz :,
preach on the "Religious Hypoorise.
Service ct Z o'clock and oil are inviteo.
Tuesday afternoon ct $3.50 IN the zee,
try. Miss Muriel Day, desconess ana
fleld worker, will address tne women
and young women Of the church. Inc
w. Il. n. 8. will meet as 5 o'clock DO
fore the address Of Miss Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-20
Bows Club Convention Not Fixed.

Edn0r Uemocrdt:
Please allow me space In the columns OF
the Democrat to correct an error pub
lished in the issue of your paper OF Feb
ruary 18th, under the heading OF "In the
Interest of Boys Clubs" will not at
tempt to discuss the merits Of the article
written as a whole, and will only refer to
the last sentence of the third paragraph
which reads as follows: "The Oxford
County meeting viii be held at Nor
way" =,
1 am sorry that any person should as
sumo so much authority as to make that
statement. Our county leader informs
me there has been no invitation from any
source to hold the county convention at
Norway, and as local leader will say
believe there is no disposition on the
mart of our state, county, or local leaders
of any town to force our entertainment
upon any city or town.
Prof. Mitchell of Orono has signified
his intention of coming to South faris
March Sd to assist in the Reorganization
of the clubs, and has the assurance OF
the county leader that he will be present
and assist. .
have no authority at this time to
state that the meeting will be held at
Grange Hall, South Paris, as March Sd IL
the regular meeting of Paris Grange, and
| IL will be necessary for them to take &C
ton in the matter previous to locating
the place of meeting. In your issue OF
February 9th I will make further an
| nouncement of that meeting II agreeable
i A. E. MORSE,
Il Ia.al laadar Of the Bows Club.