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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20

All things went unhappily with me SO long as
was minded to resent injustice; but when changed
my mind and left all to- God, then things went we'll
with me ever after-E1NNAEUs
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20

The way to be deceived is to think oneself
more knowing than the other.-LA RoUCHEFoUCAULD.
Men who undertake considerable things even
in regular way. ought to give us ground to pre-
sumo ability.-BURKE.
When Demaratus asked whether he held his
tongue because he was fool or for want of words,
he replied: A fool cannot hold his tongue"
-PLUTARCH.
Two letters one addressed to Mr.. Arthur Will
minaton, from 1 Company. 135th U. S. Inantry,
Camp Cody, Deming, New Mexico; and the other to
Harry Ruby. held at the Deputy Warden's
Office for delivery. The letters will be delivered to
whom they addressed by applying the Deputy's
Office
Our movies of last Wednesday consisted of
three reel comedy entitled Lonesome Town."
URIANGLE) with Kolb and Dill as the leading mrth-
makers The moment that "Kolb and Dill" was
flashed upon the a of expectant mrth
rustled through the audience, which was not slow
thereafter in showing appreciation with it's contin-
spirit of smiles,
The musical program was one of exceptional
merit, the applause to which, evidence that the
NJ. S. P. Orchestra ever tries ito please. The
program follows:
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20

PROGRAM
March-The Convoy O. Prell
Selection-Mss Spngtime- H. Kaman
OneStep-Long Boy Herschell Walker
Watz-Love Whispers NJ DAILY
Fox Trot-The Ghost of the Ukulele- Smith
Intemezzo-Rain Drops August Saumell
OneStep-Down South Eveybodys Happy H. Paly
Selecon-The Kiss Waltz-----------J Bodewalt Lampe
March-Giddy Giddap! Go On! Go On!------Jack Frost
X. ]. Rechkitzer, Musical Director
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20

THE Almighty says the UMPIRE, has given
Imagination not alone to make some men great
but to enable all men beautfy the homely things
of life. 1t enricbens everything. The humble the
great. low and high. all possess it to a more or less
degree.
If we indulge it, Imagination has the power to
make the widest fancy true it may surround
us with many seeming dangers and unknown terrors
Again it may induce suspicion in most friendly
act, and make the innocent seem sinister. 1t may
cause the most triiing thing undue impor-
lance; it may become the very bane of life and add
the drop of gall that embitters all happiness. But
imae ination used adds brightness to sunrise and
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20
NOTICE TO INMATES

For the benefit inmates who appreciate
portuny that their
through school
ing an education Night Schools helpful
ton connection with their
with be privileged the Query"
send serious interest
kind collaboration of Miss Miriam
Libraries will gladly endeavor
NOTICE-n order regulate the conduct of this column
mates sign their register number and lock number
to all queries submitted for publication Names
course will not be published only the initials oeach ques
being used. (Ed.)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22
SAVED COUNTY S2,soo IN
PAST SIXTEEN MONTHS.

By actual figures, the Juvenile
Court of Fulton county, has saw
ed the tax payers $4,000 less $500
the cost of maintaining the court.
In other words, We re $500 to
the good, since the court was es-
tabliShed sixteen months ago, by
reason of cutting down higher
court expenses and reform school
sentences. Rev. w. +. Rennen-
berg, chief probation officer, de
serves the bulk of credit for this
saving. He has been constantly
on the job and rendered very eff
ficient and satisfactory services.
This court is, no doubt, perma-
nent Institution here as elsewhere
and its economic advantages
merit support and encourage
ment.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22
GREAT REVIVAL. CLOSES.
ABOUT 200 CONVERSIONS.

Last Sunday night at the First
Methodist church of this city,
was held the last service of
two weeks revival, that Is univer-
sally conceded to be the most
memorable ever held IN Hiek-
man. The preaching was done
by Evangelist Rev. Il. b. Price
and the music was conducted by
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Thomas. MIR.
and Mrs.. Thomas won all hearts
by their winsomeness and eff
cheney. They are simply uaex-
celled in their line. The parents
are peculiarly grateful To these
musicians for what they did for
their children.
This meeting began in a wind
and rain storm. Ii grew IN size
and interest from the very start
to the very last, the last service
being the climax to a series, ev-
eryone of which was great IN
both the quantity and quality OF
80 1SALCF cAACAbo~ w ndl Aooe 49,
day afternoon hour did can never
be forgotten by those who were
present when the leading elti-
Gems of our town and community
marched forward in a calm and
manly way and pledged undivld-
ed allegiance TO Jesus Christ.
Some people are extremely fond
of attributing such work of grace
TO undue excitement and sensa-
tional methods. Friends, if you
undertake such to do so IN this
case, you will have but very few
sympathizers in Hickman To
begin with, the preacher Is a
man of God, real christian gem
tleman, absolutely given To the
right and nothing else, therefore
the power of God Is upon him,
which the Bible so plainly prom
ises. And he Is a man of brains
and originality and not AN ape OF
Billy Sunday or any body else.
The people were drawn to the
house of God and to Jesus Christ
by the clear, logical, humble
preaching of the word of God.
We cannot say definitely how
many conversations and reelama-
tions there were, but we know
there were considerably more
than two hundred
The pastor of First Method
list church has the names of
nearly one hundred to be receiv-
cd next Sunday and quite a good
many have and Will join the Othsl
churches.
The cooperation given by the
Baptist, Presbyterian and Chris
tian churches was very beautiful
indeed. In one sense we had
union meeting.
To God be all the praisel
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

Services for Sunday, March %
Will be as follows:
Sunday School at 9 As a. m, r
L. Randle and A. o. Caruthers
superintendent.
Let all the people take up the
great good work of the Bible
school. From what many have
said, the Men Bible Class room
will be literally full Sunday
morning.
AT III a. m. the new members
will be received and welcomed.
This is going to be the greatest
hour the First church has ever
known. The exact number is un-
known, but there will be approx
mately 100 additions Sunday
morning.
Announcement will be made
Sunday morning as to an evening
service.
Preaching at East Hickman at
2 30 p. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22

The Bible class of the Chris
tan church will hold a White
Sale, Friday and Saturday, at
Harry Ellison's old stand. Sale
begins at 10 a. m. each morning
and a special Food Sale will be
held Saturday.
My prices are low ON the very
best groceries and fresh meats,
Let me fill your order for a trial.
Jack Stair.
Carnations, roses, beauties, vio-
lets, sweet peas and Easter lilies
for Easter. VIII Appreciate your
order.-Frankye Reid.
Mrs. Gull Bryant, of Dorena,
visited Mrs. Arthur Townsend
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Tankersley, of
Dorena, visited friends here
Sunday.
Seed potatoes and onion sets
at Bondurant Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22

A free will offering was taken
Sunday for Evangelist Price and
the singers, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as. The total collection was
something in excess of $3.50.
Telephone (either phone) me
for taxi service, day or night ;
reasonable rates. Am now To-
Gated In Hickman.-Myatt john
con.
Shoes are too costly to throw
away. We can repair them 80
they viii be almost as good q
new.-Boston Shoe Store.
STRAYED: Black, slender sad
die horse, age 5 years, short
name. Reward. Notify Harry
Lee King, re. lip
Atty. w. III. Hester is here
this week in the interest of the
law firm of Hester & Hester.
Toppy hats, swagger footwear
and nifty furnishings for the
smart dresser.-Bradley's.
The Courier 21s months for
25c.
Cyaau nm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22
MAIN PROVISIONS OF
THE OLIVER TAX BILL.

The Oliver bill which passed
the House Saturday, creates a
State Tax Commission to be COM
posed Of the State Auditor and
two members to be appointed by
the Governor, one from the Dem
ocratic and one from the Republic
can party. OF the two persons
appointed the first will serve for
a term ending July 1918, and one
for term ending July 1919. The
Commissioner then will be APP
pointed for a term of four years.
The commissioners will receive
an annual salary Of $500 sach
and the auditors salary is in
erased 5000 annually. The sal
airy of the secretary is $1,000 and
there is an annual appropriation
of $4,000 for the maintenance of
the commission and to put the
bill into oDe ration.
The commission will be given
authority to assume the duties OF
the state board of valuation and
assessment, the state board of e.
qualization, the state railroad
commission SO far as the assess
ment Of property is concerned,
and Of all other state boards or
commissions now clothed with
powers to make assessments.
An important feature of the
bill is that all assessments made
by county assessors shall be
made after viewing the property.
In each congressional district
the assessors will meet in annual
to be instructed by
The members Of the state tax
The cost Of making the tax re-
,eits by the county clerks to the
'heriff's books has been reduced
% two cents Line.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22

i viii have ON display at the
store of Reid Bros. (former +
b. Prather's stand) a few days
before Easter a beautiful lot OF
Easter lilies, hyacinths, tulips
and geraniiums, also ferns. -
Frankye Reid.
Mrs. III. G. Binford has return
ed to Brownsville, Tenn, after q
visit to her son, Joe Binford, and
family, and daughter, Miss
Blanche Binford.
IL your Courier i marked with
"Your subscription Has Expr-
ed" remember Is will b The last
copy you wiu receive until you
reLew.
Mrs. C. G.. Schlenker returned
last week from q short visit IN
Mrs G. v. Andrews and Mrs-
Hablin were in Union City ON
Thursday Of Lat week.
Magaxines-slnG3e numhers OF
By the ysax-Hiekman Drug Go.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22
STEAMERS LAND UPTOWN.

The Lee Line packets, as well
as the Black Hawk, of the Cairo
New Madrid trade, are now
landing uptown at the foot of
Cumberland street on account of
the high water. The Lee Line
agent was forced to abandon
their warehouse several days
ago, and the building is now a
bout two feet under water.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22
|EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING

The Epworth League will
meet at $50 p. M and will be
conducted by the pastor. We
had a splendid league before the
revival, but now we are expect
ing quite a large addition to our
membership What great things
we can do for our Lord and there
fore for ourselves, if we will on
ly use our opportunities Sarah
Douglass, First Dep t. Supt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22

Don't forget the Christian
church White Sale tomorrow and
Saturday, at III. NJ. Ellison's old
stand.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-22

Don't forget to call for votes
on the free auto when You sub
scribe for the Courier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

bens rigeite @aarobruqer, ST. Eor.
tel &. 5finnes, bar EN- lip!be1,
prGgtig Wano, JON altio bab6e Doe.
ret bj9lpiom moo Sattigfolf. Maar
an6re &igfolf tog itore Operpriier
for tit Mel, iaa iolgte Sfinnes trent
6eles' efter oe gamle 8riier. Ober-
for Oct fommunale 8ropianterings=
raa6 tar Man0ens gpoe Billie og1aa
bleben lagt for 0agel1. &oaoet bap6e
fooet 3illaoelie at bugge SEQ / bans
Sfobe for 10 ST. pit. Sabn, mems
onore ~for1angte Is Ser. Sftnnes
boboe pocrligere pa mango Maa6er
Dilt fig impoefommcn6e og flere al
Partifellerne iom jeg talte me6>
fife npf role Sen p%ormbierteoc
og oe pnlfeoe gjerne> at bans
9eabn bleb npbnt / u5ociol=O emo-
Erotcn."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
@mlbbrDllnpper

= Sbertolofontrollpr Sans IS
8ogger og Srue, fe6t Bogger, SIRE.
orifSba!!b, fejre6e Sen IL. 5eptem=
Der beres @ulobrpllup.
= Sen 90. Sept. fcjreoe Selma
ger oe @oorbejer 6. Olie1L fpot
9eorum, og Sritrlt Mnrie, +: Mn=
oerlen, / 5reorifso9rn, @l1l6brpIlup
/ &rilttonia. 0e blep biet / Eors-
gru116 &irfe al 8oltor 8insnes 20.
Sept. 1867. Otter Ell Del Mar til
Sps boiotte Sc fig / ari1tionio, bbor
ST. Sl1en efter nogen Mar lom So
p%eobanens 5ejlmoger %etoblereoc
egen Sorretning, iom ban mes @el6
oa 0pgtigbeo bor 0repet / omfring
40 Mor.
Hoo @ro1l11p pit. &pnefois fei-
reoes Sen IL. September @nlobrpl=
ll1p al forbenberen6e @aar6bruaer
Carl 8rruo og sSrlt Mortbe Marie,
feot l(ltbe0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
&ornprbuinaen ! Mnrde

Som S%n0leoning til SEN omtalte
p%oote11fte Notwithstanding / Mor-
&c er oct beo Ell fongelig @eiolution
at %. September forbr,ot / Eioen
fra "a. September til 1. Oftober at
lelee Sbeoe, Slug, 8pg og Sapre
al egen Dbl til anore ems Staten
og lige!eoes at inogaa @ontrafter
ON Solg til an6re eno Staten af
nebr1te garer til 2eoeril1g efter Sen
80. September. Otter 1. Oftober oQ
1totI btoere aiploer set famine gor-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
2eb mbeifrtpelige Gmerter

2eo nbeifrtbelise Smerter. Seq
leo al Earnbetenoelie, JONI bol6te
mig nbelfribeltge Smerter. Mil,
Woolplt bar fltloitpn6ig tabt, Scot
ter1e be,ileo ieg / Sppnlpsbeo, %
ieg Dor lite / 5tanb til at u0fpre
noget iom BELT Mrbejoe, "ifriper
Srr Warie Della @rlteier fra &inc=
aio, 'eSI. uMen," tilfeier BUN, rtaffet
bore @no og oen beliigncoe &11rifo
foripanOt set a1tiammen efter CT,
tort 8rng al bette 2egeni6bel, og
III frD6er ieg mig be6 ct uomarfct
@elbreo."
Snfi1t6er bar funoet Sunobeo og
Stprfe / 9r. 8eters &nrifo, set gam-
le, belprpbeoe l1rtemiobeI. Set ieI=
ges fife paa Ipotefer, men SoIf for
ipncs 6ermeo 6irefte fra Sabrifo1l=
ter,1es 2oboratorium, Dr. @eter
Sabrten & Cons Co., gbicago, Sesll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
2i6t mt ltenbeligbeben.

9en gon1le fa11toltrige frantic
Mltronom Camille ILLUMINATION fat
oniet set at pere al Sl1tereSIe for
M%menbeoen at bpre l1oget ON Sen
SifS1jerne, ser e ter Sc npeite ca
G%eretni11ger fan betrogtes JONI ~l1ni=
periets Wi0spunft".
Sifsitjernen beb0er Gunopl1s, 90
oen Dor en- Sperfla6e, Ser er $4,000
gauge ltprre ems por Sols; 0enS
Diameter CT 1874 @onge 1tgrre, og
Oens &11bifiuoDol0 er 2,420,O00
@onge lterre ems 5olens. @bis man
tnnfer fig 5olen lon1 Ell r11no 5fibe
me0 Il Minuts 0m1freos, moatte
Gol,opus fremltilles lom en- Girfel
poa 1854 Minutter, % ga 5olens
TDerlnit CT 100 @al1ge ltprre ems
Sor0ens, Dil mon forltaa, bbilfen
9bprg Sor6en er / Sorbpl6 ii! Ga
nopus.
Men benne l,bpre 5tjerne, iom
bar en- 2psltprfe 49,70O @ange itgr-
re eno 9olens, les flrn iom Ell lille
blinfenoe s@6eliten poa 9fatbimlen.
|0uls Nfltono ira SSorDelr ct nen1=
Zig umoooelig. Sen engell fe Nitro
nom 8alfep, lom CT anlparlig for
Ealangipellerne, beregner 6e>1 til 4S
2psaor, og bpcrt 2psaor lDarer til
Ell Mfltan0 poo 8 8illioner &iiI1o=
meter.
Erpos oe%lne41bpre Nfltono befin-
Ser bele bort Solipltem fig UNDER
Gonopl1s' Tiltrefningsfroft. Sci be-
pnger Zig I'M oenne 5tierne meo Ell
Soltigbeo al 81 fm / 5efnnoet. Gen
minoite Mftano, lom 5ole11 bar
beret | til Go1opa1s, boboe mon Tor
9,95o,0o0 9lor iioe,,, men iioen bar
Solen fiernet fig fra Campus, n1aa=
tie for oltib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
Gn preatia @anb.

Sorfel g.. 5finnes, Epriltranoens
rigelte Mano, er @ienitanb for ea,
n1eget ipmpotbiif, 0mtole / v5ociol=
Demofroten" Mrbeioerpartiet bolot
5tabne / 5%fipr0alen, og fra bette
fortpller en- >af Ealerne: rBaa
Sfjeroolen Citation bar Gpriitron-
Den Mrbejoerpartis 6ormono, ST..
Sborie11s meot trent for at bile mig
geieln op til 5tebneplo6ien. timber
Suren opober fortalte ban, at 8Dg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
Sabine sgnoeripoer.

ooYot|toti w SlDlICLleleL y.
Nasmuslen fra 5pnoerborg CT, ifpl-
9e Me66elelie til bans Snltru, fall
Sen paa 5logmarfer1. u0pbbplpo-
item" lfriper ON Sen fol0,g:
Sen alt for tioligt bcoensongne
nar Ell olmi1odig ofbolbt % bel
oniet 8orger; ban bar pclllig moo
ale, go0gjprelloe, boor set fneb,
% altio re6e til at bielpe fine Meb-
menneifer. san bar Ell go6 Mrbei6s=
gtber, en- trofalt Somiliefober og Ell,
PM og ombpegeilg 5pn moo fin
gomle Mooer> laa bans 8ortgang
bor brogt tunq 5org til Suie %
baft ltor Deltaaelle blonot bans
Senner % 8efienote.
Mnbre folbne:
&eter Nieli e>1, @jcrllorup. &r.
&osien, l1llerup. Senrif 2oulen,
8rpager. &eter &unlett, DDn0beo.
@ilbelm Mii1ler, Mobenroo. Sans
Miffeliel1s eneite 5pr, Mpnbpl. Spr=
gen Moilel, ERRONEOUS. Feter Se11=
len, S%ooersleb. Mortin &eterler
5fstt, 5fooborg 5fop. @oor6ejer
81. 2ebccf, Eirsluno. Sprgen &os-
mnslel1, Senoerbprg. gnepolo Mfoi
2un6en. Miels Mis1en, &Dgl1m. s..
Mn6eriel ii 2psobil6ifop. q. Mn6er=
ier> 9. 26g11m. CTR. Tpcbien
Sfo6sbpl. @~ergiofl1s Heterlen,
@rombp. 5torm, @asie Scarf. So
fob Ssnien, &liplep: SIR. MooS,
Ggen. Sans &elleipe> @ejlsmin6e
(Spu al &roejeren poa SEN tplfe
Si6e-. Moos' 2ouri6len &ier,
@rambp. Heter @ol1ien, %. Meoltrup.
Nie!!s Soft, 9. 2pgun1. 0etlef &c.
tcricn, Mobenroo. IS. Boslen, @ip-
lep. Sulius 5cbult5, 9@rtebjerg poo
Nls. geiels S9rgen1en, Golfer -pe0
@%o0erslu>. 5cbn1i0t, 5ferbef Mel=
1e. SAUL Ser item, 5pnberborg. 60
rcn5 Ycterlen otter @asie 2oren5
@onie11> Mobel1roo. 8eter Yeterlen,
6clltcbifop. q. s. Mpller, @elter-
n191le poa &ajnes. Ml,gult 5cbmi0t,
Norbbprg. @enrif Gbriltenien 56=
ao%orosnaorf. Socob Ssrenlelr,
Nltrup. Nlugult Wn6icfe, @%a6ersleb.
5opb1ls @brenfiel, ll16o1. Mugult
Fcterlen, ggerniuno. Morius @on-
icr> Noierbolle, Eeter Scbmi6t,
Nor6bora. Mu9uit Neteriel1, 2un6=
toft. Morius &oob, Mpbpl. Miels
SSprgenicn, 5tcnoer1tp. Socob Sber=
ien> &eos Marf pcs Iineleo. &olger
Sergenicn, @offerup. Sobon Sobor1-
icn, 5fclle. Neter Gbriltenlen, 9s-
BY. SSeppe Seplen, l1ge. Heter Ser-
ie11> MoSbpl. Sobnmes 5cbmort3>
9roager. &s. @anicn> 9pnt. Str.
Scbptt> Mobcl1roa. Sprgen @orien,
Snnoebc0. 2o1rs 8eterlen, 9iter
Gerp. Jrees, 9fprbef. @opbus
&oaf> Noroborg. Sbomos &remm=
ling, Sfopbp. Sans ScDmibt, @fob=
By. Moanr's 9ltergaor6, 9sbp. So
bannes Sfop> gnor1p fob. Detlef
l1ltr1p. Sermon &n110=
len, &otltrl1p. Mnton 2ouriolen It's.
1trup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

Si tpl1fer ofte poo, bppr oejlig1
oct biloe bore, ON hi fit noget al
bet Solifin, iom fin0es / Golifor=
mia. 81 bar fltn bapt Col og 8orme
/ s 0age; ellers &egn % 9ooge,
meo erfelte .5olffinsooge. Dog al
bnoo ri fan oble ber - So og 500,
bor ri goo 9lpl / Mar, men set f1,g-
tige SER bin6rer @giten-i bpi @rao.
On goo uoiigt bar bi til at Taorene
bliber feoe / Mar. Ser bribes 10 be-
ientltgt SaareaM Der. Silferiet ct
goot biotil. gu ct set tiIige LUTTE
Deg at fange en Slot &baler, bpis
&1pD lpiles fer, set er ogioa ct
tort Selo. Men ri mongler oesbpr-
re Fetrolel&m, og gleftricitet bar pi
life, iflent Ri bar 8al1ofroft NOT
Glbene, iom ffommer fra Ijeloene.
Saa er Ser life ot1oet at gipre ems
lmelte Gran % BRUCE EronIam-
per 1tgeiom bore OIbfe6re gior6e.
Saale6es iptter &rigen % 100
Mar tilboge / St6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
S@rligt GOdtkjOb.

100 Acres, god Jord, 'sunimproved'',
8 Mil til By, bSlgeformigt, bebyg-
get Egn. Hvis solgt straks $40. -
90 Acres god Lerjord, 8 Mil til By,
80 Rods til Skole, halvt ryddet.$3O.
Begge i sbandinagiske Settlementer
Central Minnesota.
90 andre Farme fra $50. OF op.
M. Royalton. Morrison ce.. Nina
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
STU. Milmanfee-8rrit 80 Mar.

SIP. 5%ogi1epreit til Sees / SOL
lingool, g. @eelm11poer1, fplote ser
20. September 80 Nor. 5%oenepralt
@eelmuD0en CT fpot / 5tranoebarm
1887 bol1 er Stl16e11t fra 8ergens
@fple 1856 og %tbeologif &onoioot
fra 1862. S 1S64-67 bar ban 2p=
rer peb Mols @fole, bborefter ban
/ en- Morreffe bar Bre1t pe6 Mil=
lnoufee norlf=lutberlfe Wenigbeb (of
@pnobenD / Mn1erifo. s, 1881 bend
te ban tilbage til Norge og l1onepn-
teS lomme Mor til S%ogneprait /
Snopifen. S 1894 bleb bon 5pgnc-
prnit til Sees / Salling0al, ira boi..=
fet Gmbe6e bon isgte Mfifeo / 1911.
Som er MT boiot poo Selee1 peo
Mois.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
, 6ppr Sociailiternc regjerer.
9}pr1f ,MftenbDIten" 1friber:

'6ppr Sociailiterne re9ierer.
Norlf uMftenpolten" ifriper:
S &riltionio bar Socio1iitern(
facet Magten. &1ts11p0 og DDrtif
CT pofie ct til oct forferoelige, pg 81
iocioliltiife 5tprerc ltoor raaopilb(
% ofmGgtigc. Mopofot @11ltap Sci.
berg bar poa 5ociolilternes @cgne
genDilt 2esnil1gen al 8oltgnp0en til
set pripote Snitiattp, i6et &omm1.
nen life fo11 flare, Sanifeligbeoen
@pens misunderstanding bcltaa'
Doe cl1tlie.- uf gem1empaa0t og bolp-
roaooent 8rpn6e, iom ct inofjpbt Al
&on1mu11en, og Wafs;nalpriierne
ltoor poo Eopiret.
S Bergen bor 8pe11 / trc Woo:
nc6er pnrct uoen 5porpogni, for0i
Oct locialiltilfe 8pltpre los Jig fiji;
io1rere of ltrejfen6e Sporbejsarbej-
ocre. Og Oct ct Ell Onf at ie Sen
!onge SEQ al &pin6er og B9rn, ion1
itoor foron Melfe110lalgene bper
Morgcn / &aob oln at noa frem,
fpr ocn iiolte Droobe Melf er lolgt.
Set locioliitilfe 5tpre bor life gjort
Bergen mere pelitiuet og mere bel
ltpret. Set lnp6iotte ct Gilfnloet.
Srollobjcm bor beller life me-
gen @lGoe af tit iociolilti1fe 8p=
ltpree naoer Opcr4erer &ibsilogs &C.
bclic. i g..
Mcn / 9jcbliffet ilaar mooife
5tapan9er M%efor6en. Ser bor Set
ioctoliltiife &ropionteringsraa6 lolgt
Mcl til ct iocioliitiif @ageri for Ga
ST.. pr. 5nf, me6ens oct famine
Ero>>ionteringsroo6 tager 70 &r. al
DC prtpate Sogermel tire. Sg 0eSuOell
bar Set iocioliiti6e 8ogeri facet Ell
fincre &bolitet e10 8~agermeltrene.
5fonoolen CT 1tu ofI6ret offentlia
og bor poft Sen ltprite Opiigt.
tSbis hi bil6e fortlettespi6ere me6
@jerucngoac1ie al 6e locialiltilf ltD-
.reoe @per / Noroe, pil6e man mp6e
en- &pffc al lignen6e Misforbol6.
5rcia!ilterne mangler life Gpne til
at BRUCE Yenge, mel1 Sc bar pi1t Jig
9anlfc u6c11 @Dne til at ,fpre ct
lunot og frcmgo11gsrigt 5tpre / ~
&nn1nlul1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

BUD for &ug, @peoe % 9pg al egc1l
Mpl eller Bro0ufter oerof, meoens
ser for 5alg al @apre pg 9@rter
iamt Frooufter berof er foitlot for
ifjelligc 8cgrnnsninger.
State1 fjpber fra 1: Sftober in6=
til ciOcre norifablet &11g og @be6e
for 60 gre, 8pg for SO Ore og
@abre for As Ore pit. &g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

800 ACRES FARM, kun IA Mil
fra Stephen, alt under Dyrkning-
Code B%ygninger. Sort Jordbund med
L%erunderlag, ingen Stem og intet
ubrugeligt Land. Blomstrende skan-
dinavisk Settlement. Prisen er $55.
pr Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv eff
ter Oplysninger og Liste paa andre.
Ejendomme. John P. Lundin.
Stephen, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

Gangs meo 5torbritmnie1ts
apit finoes Der iaa mango SIR, at
ct Sfib ON Natte1, fan leile ruuot
OH @nsIano 5fotIat16 % SrIano
% maaife life iapare l1oiigten til
ct JDr mere ems lefs @a1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

24O Acres Farm til GodtkiUhs PriA
Farmen er kun u Mil fra god Bys
Q Beliggenhed og godt sImproy-
q EJeren, en- aldre Mand, 9nsker
at trRkke sig tf1bage, hvilket err
til, at den smrges til s25.
dens Verdi pr Acre. $4,000.
er 'tlistrRkkelig til at overtaga den.
Resten paa lette Vilkaar Skriv effer
hccAAH LAND CO., L%tchaeId, Nina.