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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

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blibc for Den, lom pil gjpre Set:
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/ Salget al Miotiper og / Serml It'll
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5onbelig Set CT eli S!.oprppc,
acknowledgment gjelncngaor / Oisie
Mor. Sffc blot 5D0 for &%ongeaacn,
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Wnna &eb6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Fineste Farm j Northwestern.

80 Acres, l Mil fra Park Rapids, Hubbard County smde. We'd god
Vel, Postrute og Telefon LIME. Alt under Dyrkning. Udmarkede Byg-
ninger. God BrGnd og Wand. Smuk Lund med Tracer. Indhegnet og
de Farm. Hvis De er e god Farmer kan vilkaarene ordnes efter
Onske. SIS. pr Acre. vard 500. vi har allie Slags Farme. Skriv If
ter or Liste. McCRADY & LYNCH. Park Rapids, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Den M gise.

Seq Diloe. ajer,,e faloes SRI.
RieIien.
Sur min 5fDlo maa De gier-
ne faloes Ceres Moooe, mar De
bare bil beftiIle lloeet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

II Mil fra sebeka, n@r Mejeri, skole etc., 40
ka Acre opdyrket Land, 10 Acre Eng, Resten Brush.
Nv Land og Grasgangev Code Bygninger. $500
pr Acre. Let sort Lermuld. Lette Vilkaar.
ere ,9 5ff;; 81; $;:1;;S:'.;'> .: ''' :s5 5;;:>e$ %;Sn:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

S1m A@R@e Red Lake County, Mimi. 2 Mil fra god By indhesnet med
Wmw nVaWV woven wire" 2 "Barb wire" pa Topper. OF Gross fenced,
ESQ Acres under Dyrknine, Resen Gres OF H6land,$ 100000 yRrd aB ygninee,
smu Lund rundt By9nnenne, god Br6nd med nseHet af udmerket Wand, da&iG
fri PosAeverne, i Mil fra Jefferson HovedLndevej, som loberha st. louis til Win
npeg. vi tbyder for de nese 80 Dage, denne udmerkede Farm, til sos. pr Acre.,
$4,000, kontant, Resten paah lang It'd till pct Besos Eyeren.
Holland Land Agency, Red Lake Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

200 Acres godtFarmland Lancaster, Kittson County.
3 Mil fra By. Skandinavisk Settlement. Kirke, Skole, Mejeri
ETC. 80 Acres under Dyrkning: ESQ Acres mere er f@rdig til
Br9kn1ng). so Acres Gresgange og Engjord. 4 Verelser Illus.
stald og Kornlade. God Brqnd. We'd en- god stat-Landevej.
$5. pr Acre. Lette Vilkaar. Skriv efter narmere Oplysninger.
G. /. VANsTROM. WINGER. MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

1J01Oo NJ III u Hunu0C
"Cut-over" Land $40. pr Acre og W 150 pr Acre kontant Resten
10 lge store aarlge Afdrag til S pct. Dette Land har visit sig
frugtbart, betaler or sig sev pa kort It'd, delvis dyrkede Farme at
ale Slags skandinaviske Settlementer Les fDlgende:
1O Acres 6 Mil fra Akeley we'd udmRrket Vel. Let Jord, 20
Acres dyrket, ca 20 Acres mere er omtrent ryddet. AIT Indhegnat. q
Brande. Nyt Z varelsers Hus og flere mndre Bygninger. $1,000
pa Deres egne Vilkaar. B. F. DANIEL LAND co, AKELEY. MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
BELTRAMI COUNTY FARM.

-- OGAAN IAN NOOFN14 FANW1. -4-
|4O Acres godt Land, udmarket til StockFarm, Beliggenhed kun 6
Mil fra Bemidj, MINI. Sort let Jrd med Lerunderlag, let at ydde
|ngen Grusbakker eler Stem, code Veje og ner Skole og Kirke, Prsen
or kun SIS. pr Acre, leHe Vilkaar; for narmere Oplysninger skriv til
|uooA NAKLoON' BOX 62. Bemidji. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

FarFne til Sa|gs, s zf'ss'' cs ssnsst f sS s S'st 9 asae; 1 ess
x Minnesota. Fra So. pr Acre og up, Diet er biligere end a tge
Homestead. Code Stock Farme. Hvorfor lde, naar De kan ete Deres
egen Farm or ldts Penge. Jg hr 3 Kvart Sections, som De RAJ e
tale delvis med Automobiler. ogsaa godt Hotel til shg trivehg By
500 1ndbyggere, eler vii Byte, Bessg eler shiv pa Engelsk
til VIM. o. GAYLORD LAND CO.. Grygla, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
En- udvalgt Meeker County Farm

|@@.#". - a16I NICVAVT OUuuCy II aTm
Spaa 80 Acres i skandinavisk Settlement. mad code "improyementsr
LILY. ~ Iung.ne smu Lnnd, n@r skoe og BY, SIS Acres under Pov,
# nsseen Hs- 9 g Grasland, Pis $3.50 pr Acre. $4,000. kontant, Resten
som Diet passer Kjdberen.
PAYNEsvILE LAND co. Payneuille. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

200 Acres Farm ill Salg. s 1se 1 za pa nRsss 1 Dyrt daRsxap Re-
AIT kan pbes: Fudst@ndg Sat Bygnnger' i god Stand. Omkring
findes en- naturlg Lund og en god Frugthave. Frugt-
part sort Jod med lerunderlag BeIiggende we'd offentlg Vel med
11 og Rural Route ~ Mil til By q Mil til skole og 8 Mil
I'll luthersk k1rke. Pms $3.50 pr Acre. Lehe Vilkaar. Skriv efter
Gratis Katalog og Fortegnelse til
CROW RIVER LAND COMPANY. Belgrade. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

100 EADM Beliggende 6 Mil fra Murdoch, den
- fA0INAI0 I1AAN0A treble Station Vest for Wilmar,
godt timproved". Denne Farm kan kjebes til den binige Pris af$85.
Spr Acre. Hvs De er interes@ret i at kjpbe 100 Acres, vii det bMva
Is Deres egen 1nteresse at komme og Sc denne, ellers, hyis De snsker
At kjebe# en- Store Farm, hr vi flere stSrre Farme til Salg. #
@% For n@rmere Oplysninger skriv til eler BesSg
ANDERSON LAND CO.. Wilmar. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

l6o ACRES STOCK FARM, 5 Mil ira Ell By med 1000 1ndbyggere.
yed udmarket Vel, 1 Mil til skole. 100 Acres under Dyrkning. 20 til
Is Acres af god Eng Resten Gr@sgange Indhegnet og "cross fen
eed". To Etages FamefIus. z vmrAser, stenktmlder. Hip roof"
Stald 36x4O Fod. Nyt Hgnsehus, sut Kornmagasin, Svinehus og Ma
sknhus Udmerket Brend med godt klart Wand. Jordbunden r ekstra
god. singen Stem og alt gdt belggende. Godtkjgb til $45. pr Acres,
Idmenge vikaar. skriv ethr Opysninger og Iiste over andre Farme.
Becker County. BALDWIN, g. SON
Park. Region. Frazee. MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
, GODTKJ0B.

$40 Acres jevn OverHade, hadt Preirie Land. "Tractor Proposition. Atkan
ploes, sor Jord, Lerunderlag, ingen Stem, $50. pr Acre, smaa konanteA fbetaGn&er.
$40 Acres en- Del Thinner, men Diet mcstee r aabent land ferdi&t till lojmn& en-
ideal Kreatur- OF Aserbrugsarm, udmerket lord, reei&t Gres OF Holland Ner-
heden, tltodende Farme avl@de Aar: Hvede pr Acre Is bu, Have Sc, Rug, lys
IL, Hr 49, verd$ SIS. pr Acre, Pms ST. so, lee Vikaar.
EMPIRE FARMS COMPANY. Thief River Falls, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

FARM ,PAA LETTE BETALINGsvILKAAR.
1904 Tndes dyrket. Code Bygninger. We'd nj Title So 7 Mil fra
Deer River, Mimi, we'd god Automobiles. Udn@rket Wand. Skole
paS HjSrnet af Iandet. Noget gdt Hardwood" T6mmer, Sort
fed Jord med Lerunderag, e. rislende IA 1gber gennem Landet
bevokset med noget H9 = Eng. Vel beboet Nabolag.
$500 pr a. Vilkaar: $500. kontant, Resten pa aarHge Afbetain-
ger. Vii bHve sogt til dete Godtk9b, hvis Handel skier for 1te
November.
Farmers State Bank. Deer River. MINI. Owen 3. Hulehan, Kasserer.
%Ki0b Dem ct Farmhiem, medens De kan faa ct til EN- rimAig Pris
Mog pa trimehge Vilkaar, i ct af de nest tRtbeboede skandinayiske
#Settlementer i or Stat.
Med. de nuvRrende Prser pa Farmprodukter kan enhver dnftig
l e Tort lid beae for, hvad Land han MATTE kpbe her
DesVare ale Foresp4rgsler fra enhver, sol 9nsker sig It HEN
+ denne Del af Staten. Farme fra 40 til 800 Acres,
FARMERS STATE BANK, Winger, Minnesota.
40 ACRES, "ADIOINING" VILLAGE.
s acres improved, stpder Up til BygrRnsen af New London, MINI.
Sbygninger to- omtrent 5000: Idea Farm for Mejeridrift og Hsnse-
f1skeditrikt. Pris $500. lette Vilkaar.
So, ~. 2O Acres Improved Farm
go HovedveJ,4 ~ Milf fra BY. Code Bygninger FortrinIg til Stock
Farm; Skandinavisk Nabolag Pris SIS. pr Acre, lette Vilkaar.
raIMh state Bank. L. E. CovelL. KassHer. New London, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

I 100 Acres tilldels dyrket Farm. beliggende 8 Nil fra Kennedy.
! Verdi, saafremt den salges linden Is Dage. Code Bygninger.
! Landes Kvalitet er fgrste Klasse. Sor Fremtidsmulghed for
1 Ksberen. $50. pr Acre, lette vilkaar. skriv ehr Oplysnin-
! ger og Liste over andre Land Godtkjpb.
! A. CARLSON. Kennedy. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

200 Acres Farm ; Ss7 !; e., : -. ~ ;s IT, ) :; s 20; $ i 5 +:
set Bygninger vard 100000, vii bHve sogt for s55ooOo. Eft min
Dire Bel1b kontant, Resten pa Ian It'd til 6 co. Skriv til os efer
liste. owe andet Land. .@-
STATE BANK OF MIDDLE RIVER. Middle River. Mimi.
HJEM FOR ALE.
Code, tldels dyrkede Farne s Roseau, fra $4,000 pr Acre og op.
En- Del godt Land fra 10 til Is Mil fra Byen, $500 til $500 or Acre.
$40 Acres serdees godt Land 5 Mil fra Roseau, Il Mil fra Station $17O0
pr Acre. Noget gdt Land Byte for Automobiler. Forel mig, hvad
De gnsker og jg ska. sende Beskrivelser.
D. H. BENSON. Roseau. Roseau Co.. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

~ ~ 1NNuL WV Jul puISl
Der n0e ct bolbt Mor, CT BUN olle=
rcce helfle6t, ON ct oll0et Solpoo1
toler bun engelif, cller rettcre lpcn1f=
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on Sen lotterlige og lrmuliec @pn:
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SIG % bjemlpges al 5ngbom ol
Moogang, faar bun set til 5lu'
loo goot> at bum Tan beige fir
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at Sag. Sum foar i fontol,t 2pr
80 eller 40 Collars pr. Maaneo
90 bun foor lere, bbab bl1n oloril
/ 2ibet lerer / 5perrig - Or6en
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-20
FROG BOYS AND BUNDLE BEE
By Farmer Smith

Something whiz1ed past While Tree
tOad's head.
watch OUT" said Jack Frog. That's q
Bumble Bee"
TO sec If I can't hit him" and he let Hy
another stick, which struck the Bundle Bee
and almost knocked him to the ground.
MY. wasn't that humble Bee angry. Down
he came lust as fast as he could
"Euu," yelled IapS But it was too late.
I'M. Bumble Bee landed on WiIle's neck
ouch. ouch .' yelled Willie, jumping
up aud down in pain.
I'm teach you 10 throw things at me-"
said tho Bumble Bee as he gave Willie
SEnocis him OH. Jack" cried Willie in
agony.
"Not for me-" said Juc,
"Not for mo-" said Bin, and into the
pond went Jack and Bill
Around and around went While, the
Bundle Bee hanging on 10 his neck.
At last he could stand it no longer. and
into the pond he went ana the Bumble Bee
let go and flew away
Now Willie Treetoad couldn't swim even
one little bit, but ne hadn't even stopped TO
think Of that
When he landed at the bottom of the
pond Jack ana Bill Frog took hold OF
him and brought him up out OF the water.
Poor Willie was almost drowned, but
after a while he sat up and felt OF his neck.
There was a lump there as big as "A hickory
nut,
why didn't you tell me Bundle Bee
could stlng2" asked While
You didn't give me time said Jack,
Il tried TO tell you 10 let him alone"
We'll. / didn't know they could hurt
YOU" said Willie
Il guess you know it now" said Bill
I'm never again tease a Bundle Bee"
said Willie soemnly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-20
Copyright Life Publishing Company,
"ADS" YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN

the garden, saw the steamship lying at
anchor outside tho bar Then went NJ
doors TO write a few business letters,
which since 1 became immersed in the ar
fairs of that unucSy gold mue had grown
to Dee almost a daily task with me. had
got through several with many groanings.
for none was agreeable in its tenor, when
Hans pOlIed his head through the WnuuW
iu IA silent kind OF a way as big snake
might do and said: "Buas 1 think there
arc two baases out on the road there who
are looking for YOU Very fine baases whom
/ don't know
shareholders in the Bona Eide Cold
Mine" thought l 10 myself then added as
/ prepared To leave through the back door:
III they come here tell them / am not at
home. Tell them l left early this morning
for tho Congo River 10 look for the source
OF the Nile,"
''Yes. Baas" said Hans, collapsus on
% tho step
/ went out through the back door, sor-
rowing that ], Allan QuateTmau, should
have reached rung in the ladder OF llto
whence I shrauk from looking any stranger
in the face for fear Of what he might have
10 say 10 me. Then suddenly my pride
asserted itself. After all, what was there
Of which 1 should be ashamed ] would
face these irate shareholders as 4 had
faced the others yesterday
walked round the little house 20 the
front garden, which was planted with
orange trees. and up TO big moonh0wer
bush, / believe datura Is its right name,
that grew near the pOmegranate hedge
which separated my domain from the road
There a conversation was in progress, If
SO IL may be called.
''Ikoua" Chat IS, Il don't know'D "In-
koosip q. e. "chlef), said some Kshr in a
stupid drawl
Thereon a voice that instantly struck me
as familiar answered;
I'VE want to know where the great hun
ter lives"
sIkona," said the Sahr,
Cant you remember his native name2"
asked another voice which was also IA
miliar TO me, for / never forget voices.
though often / am unable 10 place them
a. once.
The great hunter, Here-cum-a-zany."
said the hrst voice uiumphantly, aud in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-20

| ,,,II.,r, I,,,u1t. ~ -,
,"',ys' pn", ''''"''S o" h''ou street above
''tC' ne
selections by the Iluhnemann orchestra and
gIee club, songs by Miss Winifred erase and
! songs by Miss Adnlne Patti Nuuh. who was
| accompanied ny MISS lluth BARRIER. Mrs.
jenkins played and Mr. William Byrd Page
performed very wonderful sIeght-of-haud
ernl dancing
Ihr board Of managers Of the hospital
include Mrs. Thomas Carmichael. Mrs.
John dribbeh Mrs, Clarence Bartlett, Mrs
-. Bushrud Jones' Mrs. Harry Weaver
SempIe and Mrs. Howard Cameron potts
who N chairman
MISS Helen Fling, daughter Of Mrs. @.
Ring. of Greene and Coulter streets. Ger
mahtoWn' entertained at bridge yesterday
OF Miss Filing to Mr.. Richard Breed, also
OF Germantown, was recently announced,
Mrs Edward GrOSscup. Of 1901 Spruce
street Will entertain at a bridge luncheon In
the Rlttenhouse Hotel ON January 29
I,anrey pace, mas her niece Miss Maud
i'''""' as her guest Tor several days
,,,,, r,,,.,,..,.
P,"So street mas gone TO the marlborough
IIIl, hiel"o'l"' III A'i"h'ie city Tor several
u"ES'
Mr. mud ,rrs ,,,t,,,,. ,,.,.,.-..
FIann.s ~ nat ~, ""ItI'I,E t"5'
acrnmn,nIed b,. Go"S ,bni. n%.gE rTIu, [ao
III tI,,,, ~ ~ '.,I' 'NE"ttI' HiAS lI'S-
,,ho,, ~, LII ~ ,'''9 "usN IT' 'Ne" nuiN'
viii rst,,r,, ,, 'I,'u seNSia' u'S"' lhey
''o'''7 '''S "''e'"ooiL
,rr and ,rr, ,r,rt,,, e..-,. o.,,
"t' ''S' ''''Hl 'ptISei' OF ISL"
S"sisa. y, '"e'T u""SHIer, MISS Rose
cit,, ~ '-'' -'''e'' H"'"'"e'' OF '"'s
Miss Josephine X. Ronpiyveu op asot
Spruce street a sister of .T,Ig. i,,,,'.,., ~
BonniweII, is now conyaIesrInpr r,r fEs p,os,
derwent an operatiou for apDendirttis Iiar
friends viii be glad to hear Of her rero,.r,,
Mrs william Cahul Devenuv entertained
the members OF her card club ON ,,brrs,Iay
afternoon. Those present were Miss Helen
j. Meagher Mrs Warren H. GrllBb Mrs
Walter $ ChttcS AIRS. clair =. Burtner
Mrs. John Schembs. Jr Mrs r. T. Frank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-20
Personals

DR.. and Mrs. George Woodward
OF Kresheim. St. Martins, have issued caEus
for two musIoales at their house today at
o'clock and on February g.
The program today will include organ
solos by Mr. Uselma Clarke Smith, organlst
at the Church OF ST. Martin-ln- n-the-tlela'
and violin selections by Mr. Albert Corn
field, a member of the Philadelphia Or
chestra Other members of the Orchestlt
will also play, conducted by Mr. D. IA.
Witzemann.
Mrs. J. Ernest Goodman, Of the Ritten-
house Hotel, will entertain at a bridge
luncheon on Tuesday.
Miss Sophy Worth and her tance, Mr..
Henry c. McMichael, will be entertained az
the supper Club tonight by DE- Daniel
Hutchinson, Sd.
Mrs n. Mclean Seabrease OF ST, Mar
tins and Grayer's lanes Chestnut I'M, en-
tertained informally at luncheon and bridge
yesterday
Mrs. Hollister Sturges, of Willow Grove
and Seminole avenues, Chestnut Hill VIII
give bridge on Tuesday in honor Of her
mother-in-law, Mrs, Francis l-eggett, OF New
York.
Miss Esther Jean Bochman, of 2Ois Lo-
Gust street, viii entertain at dinner before
the next meeting OF the Fortnlghtly dancing
Class in honor Of Miss Edith Oracle Cd
Washington.
Mrs, Charles Beck Of Crescent road
Wyncote, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Pusey. OF New York, left yesterday for
Pinehurst S. c.. where they will spend a
fortnight
Mrs. B. ". Woodward. Of Wyncote, has
her daughter, Mrs, r. III. Newman, OF New
York, as her guest for several days. Mrs.
Woodward win leave on February l for
Atlantic City where she viii spend fort
Night at the Hotel Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fan, OF Benezet
street Chestnut Hill. gave a novel enter
talnment last night. The guests arrived
dressed In rags and tatters and prizes
We're awarded for the most unique cos
tune.
4he managers Of the Hahnemann Hos
piial gave a reception ana muslegls last
evening Tor the medical students IN the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-20
Weddings
ELLIs-NICE

A quet wedding Of interest will take place
this evening, when Miss Katherine Nice,
daughter OF Mrs. William Nice, Of the This
tie Ogontz and Mr.. Reed Hobart Ellis, OF
Rangeley, Me, son of the late MT and Mrs
Nathaniel Ellis, win be married The cere-
mony viii take place at o'clock at the
home of the bride ON Spring avenue, and
will be performed by the Rev. A. Edwin
Clattenburg, Of Hazleton, Pa.
A small reception viii follow Immediately
after the ceremony. A bower Of palms and
bridegroom viii stand TO receive their
friends.
The bride, who will be given IN marriage
BY her brother AR Budd Nice, will be at
tended BY her sister, Miss sue Williams
Nice. and her cousin, Miss Ethel kingsley
Nice as maids OF honor while the flower
girls viii be Miss Susan Bassett and Miss
Mary Bassett daughters Of Mr and Mrs
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