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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27

--Jabers Wclton Is in Kansas City.
--Emils Is the place to buy Furni.
ture.
We are the authorized agent for
Tanlac. HENNlNGER DRUG CO.
Mrs. Jabers Welton. who has
been on the sick'list for a few days,
Is now better.
See the Electric Washing Ma
chine at The Variety Store. Do your
washing for 2 cents per hour.
DIR. y. G. Pierce and family and
George King drove to st. Joseph, last
Sunday, and spent the afternoon.
For Sale-A $3.50 Piano. As good
rs new. VIII sell cheap il taken AT
once. Used one year.
.a Oregon, Mo.
4. Rev. W. c. Johnson, pastor OF
the Evangelical church, this city, &C.
companied by his wife, drove u
Mound City, Tuesday of this week
in their car, and visited with friends
j. Mrs. w. s. Clifford is in Denver
Colorado, at the bedside of her son-in'
law, Harry Jamison, who has beer
ueHkciousiy siCh IOT some time, Dul
whom we are glad to announce
10 now some better, and though,
be out Of danger.
Money 70 Land On Fayms-Bor
rover has option 70 pay part q % d
pyinciral Of any tina AoGt 6Soro
terms ever afforded. Can. Witt d
phone b ua Uosts you aethlas. ave
J EMH sisSoN LOAN Z TITLE co.
0@ess over Nodawny Valley Bank.
Mavvvilts. Alsseuyl
The entertainment, given by tn
New Point Home Talent Co., at tn
high school auditorium IN Oregon
Saturday evening Of last week, wa
not q we'll sttseded ss u should hsy,
bcen, On account Of lack Of advertie
lng. Ihoes who attended wers wei
plSase1 With the entertainment, IN.
oil t2Adng part In thu play were wei
mp = theil parts and lsSe a excel
lent sntsrtatame well worthy tn
~ ~ tS z~eSe.., 800 iTA. ,1.s...,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27
HARRY N. DUNCAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Located In Probate Judges
Office at Court House.
OREGON. MISSOURI.
DIR. T. A. Long. Veterinary.

DIR. T. A. Long. Veterinary.
p. A. and Bernhardt Christen, of
were in Oregon, Tuesday Of
this week, on legal business.
For Sale--l coming yearling
mule; l 3-year-old mule, broke; g.
year-old mare, well broke; good
harrow; New Campbell Drill; good
Peter Schutler Wagon, all complete.
]. b. HINDE.
Mrs. William Feuerbacher and
daughter, Miss Maude, had o runaway
Wednesday afternoon, April 25, about
2 o'clock. They were driving to town
with horse and buggy, and when
near Joshua Adolph's residence, the
horse became frightened and made Q
sharp turn, throwing both from the
buggy. Mrs. Feuerbacher was bruised
around the face, and also one limb
wss bruised, but not seriously. Miss
Mauds was not injured. they were
taken into the Adolph home, and DR..
Wood was called, who found there
were no serious injuries, and they
wsre able TO return home in Q short
s%i Ser y; u: SSs q "a wreck 'f'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27
SheriH's Sale.

;odaway Drainage District, No. 2,
VS..
Charles Traub.
IN the Circuit Court Of Holt County
Missouri
EXECUTION SALE.
To all to whom these presents shall,
come greeting:
Take notice that under a special
execution issued out of the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Clerk Of said
County in favor of Nodaway Drain.
age, District, No. 2, Plaintiff, and
against Charles Traub, Defendant,
ave levied upon and seized all the
right, title, interest and estate OF th,
said Charles Traub Of, in and TO the
following described real estate situat,
in Holt County. Missouri, to-wit:
Ten nO) acres in Northwest Quar-.
ter lying between Nodaway River ant
the West line of Section Seven "a In
Township Fifty-nine (59) Of Rang,
Thirty-six (36). and One Hundred
Thirty.siS and $1,000 ti36.56) acres
lot One % and the North half OF
the Northeast Quarter Of Section
Twelve G2) in Township Fifty.nin,
lb9) Of Range Thirty-scvcn $50. and
| will offer said property for sale t.
the highest bidder. cash in hand. e
satisfy the debt and costs recited ir
said execution. and the costs Of this
sale. at the Court House Door in IN,
City Of Oregon. Holt County, Mis-
souri,. on Tuesday. May 22nd. 1917
at public vcnduc, and Of this all per.
sons will take notice.
BEN r. CROUSER.
Sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27
~ GEORGE L. kilMeR.

~ OeoN0e =. k'lmeN.
"llE chlcf events III this country
during tue twelve months just
CLOSED have been the national
election AMI the situation on
he bordT Of Mexico. The prospects
II complications with Germany over
submarine warfare assumed serious
aspects enr'y IN the year. To" whole
country hns hnh an unusually pros
Ferrous ycnr The prices OF nll Kinds
Of produce anu of many household
hcccssnrics have advanced. In some
cases. beyond Ill precedent. with tue
result .hht .ne 'ost VI l.Hns nus w.
'rcns'u y" y" "'''"s' VI %" ." NV
e"t UT uo'.'
v"ss Se'omooe Ns'o'
Thc s''un!'oi' on ,ne MeApan poIucr
o',a'',e ae.'S eas W 'ny 'r" E. VIZ"
u Dolly o' M,N''nns ~" v! |r" ,.
sInhe'~o WIN .'oN.c' INV 'u
e'n''s ,er.,to,y on '"r ",' ~ ,.''.. .n
ana 'n',cu No'""iDus, ~. "' ,',"
'n''eu s'ae' so"' 60, 49, ~" ~
REFUSING JUG n''"cA. nls 'o'as n".
ca W"'l","3 I o..,e s w.
a favorable understanding between tho
United states anu the de- inc'o govern
nient OF Mexico headed by Cnfrniiha'
II was about TINS time 'hnt ri'ni rae
lions IN Mexico were aiming TO deieat
v'.,,a..,,. ,,u... r,,,a ,ro,n, -, IN.
r,,,a, S,.,.. "rmr w.r. rushed fro,,
um,,'a s,a,cs %rns were r"sn ,' ,%a
~" ''"''' ''''"'''' - -
s s'a,as na ' maIn,o "" n, ~" ,uoor,ant
no'a.s am a." W"y,car norIar aimee
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27

., :. 49,, .,. 60,
Hic'ia's ,'''"se VI ,nc p''so" w.. ""'
erue'c inc ,n''''n rusl,'" 70 'ne 'or
a.r Inc prisoners "''' "'','' '',, u.
1T l'aso 'nr" u",s nI..r wv Ir's' ..
ac'h"I.d. FAIRY w "'l"'h,'"r u" amer
%nn,M Mexican JOINT commission m'' "
CONFER upon W" h'n''crS W dispute w,
tween the government OF 'hr ln'''"
states nnd Mexico Th's JONI com
mission signed protocol Nov -.
Meanwhile. one any before the protocol
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27
Pictorial Phases Of Years Events Abroad

King Constantine Of French seds protected BY mss ssar.s
patton Irish rsbon Emperor Francis Joseph Of Au. who dsd
ertss minister d~nd the SUSSEX channel steamer
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27

ships. giving the warning ns previous.
~ pledged by Germany for unnrncd
ships. All On bonri escaped. The
United States treated the matter ~
simply mn extension Of the naval war
zone and notified the allied powers on
Oct. ~ that this country would con.
tinuc TO spply existing rules Of war.
fare 10 ssbnnrincs
esitish Trade Blacklist.
Involved with the great problems of
neutral rights and Illegal measures nj.
fccting them was the announcement by
Great britain IN July 81 the blacklist
~ American arms which carried on
t,ndc with Germany. Trade with
firms M listed. by merchants of the al.
lied powers. WIS prohibited. This call.
cd forth u protest by the United States.
which elected the reply that the pro-
hibitlon II . local regulation and not
within the purvicw OF International
law.
vngaries Of weather began IN tho
winter and continued M 10 autumn.
On Jan. - the temperature was GGG0.
q record. IN New York. The same day
there was q blizzard on the Pacific
coast and IN the Rocky mountains.
Aug. ~ was the coolest for that day
known IN the east IN forty.six years.
the Thermometer touching ~. The lat.
est real snowstorm known In New Eng.
land IN tifty years came on April ~.
In August the United States conclud.
ed u treaty with Denmark to purchase
the Danish West India islands for
f25.O0O.O0O. The Panama canal was
rcopened TO traffic ir April after being
closed Cor several months by obstruc.
lions IN the Gaillard cut. In June tho
epidemic among children known as In.
funtile paralysis broke out In New
York city and spread to neighboring
districts. During August the Heath
roll exceeded 1000, and tho epidemic
began 10 subside.
Bigger Army and Navy.
During the year congress appropri.
sted nearly &7OO,O0O,OOO for national
defense. On July I the army reorgani.
xation act Of June 8 went into effect
/ II increased the strength Of the rcgu.
lar army and fcderalixed the national
guard, placing II under the pay and
control OF the national government
Tue new law authorizes q war strength
approximating 100000 regulars and
! national guard maximum Of 100000.
The defense legislation authorizes ear.
~ construction Of four huge battle.
ships and four big battle cruisers.
July foods IN virginia. North Caro-.
lima and South Carolina caused loss
Of life estimated at fifty and property
loss Of t16OO0O0O. In August cloud.
burst and nood In West Virginia de-
stroycd sixty.six lives and property
valued at &5,O00,O00. An explosion Of
European war munitions in New York
.,. Dor o caused damage amounting to
Among the seaths Of notable people
during the year were General Victori.
ano Huerta, ]. 4. Trowbridge, Robert
Burns Wilson. Clara Louisa Kellogg.
Rev. DR.. Timothy Dwight, James J.
Hin. Hetty Green. James whitcomb
Riley, John r. St. John, Horace White.
Seth Low. Frank Dempster Sherman.
Charles Taxs Russell. John D, Arch
bold and Pefcival Lowell. 80
The nomination Of Louis d. Brandsis
J to the supreme court bench caused crit
icism. but be was confirmed June ..
BartholdiS statue Of Libsrty Dnligat'
sning the World was nrsr illpmined BY
a nHNrisaJ dood Of light, which II
% bsDernshsnt. on the - Of pscem'
| bor. * ~ ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27
For Sale

Seven-room house. with good barn
and lot, In Lot /, Block II, Oregon,
Mo. W. +. MARKT,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27

TilE chief events IN this country
during tue twelve months Just
CLOSED have been the national
clectlnu nuI tho Situation on
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
CONTINGENT FUND.

Amount in Treasury January l, 1871. -. ....$
Amount from General Fund. ........... ........
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10

"The Liberty Loan should be first
in the mind of everys citizen now as
the most pressing step toward vic
tory and the establishment of last
ing peace. The obligation to sub
scribe rests especially upon the mem
bers of the League to Enforce Peace.
Victory means in their view something
more than even the success of the
United States and our Allies. Service
to the League is inseparable from SER
vice to our country, and the way to
serve our country just at this time is
to buy her bonds. William H. Taft,
President of the United States.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
MISSISSIPPI THE
BANNER COUNTY

The qualified voters of Mississippi
county on Saturday, July 28th, adopt
ed a $375,000 bond issue for road and
bridge purposes, by a vote of ten to
one. This entities Mississippi county
to the banner as progressive good
roads county, since the siX-to-one ma
jority in st. Louis county held the
lead up to this time. "The spirit of
cooperation in the good roads move
ment in Mississippi county is the fin
est | have witnessed anywhere in
Missouri" said Secretary McKibbin,
of the State Highway Board, who adj
dressed a meeting on the court house
lawn in Charleston. on. July Goth.
Business houses closed for the occa-
sion, and people attended the meeting
from every section Of the county.
The passage of the national rivers
and harbors bill insures the building
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
Expenditures.


Street Lighting, 2 months. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Marshal's Salary, months MISREPRESENTATION.
Night Marshal's Salary, months. ..............
City Attorneys Salary, months. .............
Mayors Salary 6 months. Observation-Disclosures.
City Treasurers Salary, months. ,............
Fire Chiefs Salary, 6 months. ..................
City Clerks Fees, months. ....................
Rent for City Hall, months. .,.................
Fire Department. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Street Department OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sundry Incidentals and Marshal's Fees ...........
Health Department NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Elections ...............
Amount to Balance. Observation-Disclosures.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10

Land
tghts Land of waterfalls flung like
the
that her children echo when their hearts play upon their lips Is
awaians
tuner Their language music
LENDD PROGRAM
their
mountains waterfalls The panve minor key melodies
Aloha
and Love to The Ka VI Kauna Ia Uhwa The Beautiful
pau Mohala" Love
Fowe Walk Geapng Waters) "Kalon" beautiful
Mountain
QUEEN LlI0UKALAN
benefit people
hatred
qualities United
crisis
home
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
'LENDID PROGRAM

of a government levee which will pro-
tect Scott, Mississippi, New Madrid,
Pemiscot and Dunklin counties from
overflow, and the building of good
roads through that territory will do
more than any other single agency to
develop the richest section Of the
State
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
HAWAIIAN SINGERS WILL Be
CHAUTAUQUA MUSIC FEATURE
Beautiful Hawaii Praised in Song by Her SWarthy Children
Native Instruments Will Be introduced

with the most bewcng note
the Whispering hum
resulted the engagement
islanders Chauuqua
musical
the preservation of native musical
Because
traditions they have been called the Aloha
O a vanishing race"
BEAUTIFUL HAWAII
for this merely from the stand
aecyes
can't be done when writing about Hawaii and
its
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Nrebaneelif nnber arisen.

Mrcbangelif, &usIanos norbIigIte
Sabnelfao, bar / 2gbet al 6enne
&rig giennemgaaet en- pberoroentliQ
bnrtig og ltDettet nohifling, Ser
u~6eluffen0e ifpl6es &obneng 8etDb=
ming for &nslan6s Soripning meo
&rigsmaterieI fra uolan6et. Ser
forben ioa afii0es og enfomme lille
Sobnep1aoS er p%l116ielig bleben
.Samlingsite6 for mango Motioners
I5ftbe, % ON oct 2ib, Der M ubfoI=
Der fig Der, fortpIler 5tepben @ru-
BAN ! pgimes":
Sfibe fra ollie 8eroens 2attbe
fo1nrner mi til &nbnen / Mrcbo11-
gelif. Meoeng Der fgr @rigen life
font mere emo ct balbt Sltn6reoe
Sfibe til MrcbangeIF j Sen isfrie
Sio, CT Sabne1t M / belle benre Eio
itoppenbe fulb al ollie Clogs 5ar-
t9ier. Store Sanoelgbmpere,
9raasportifiibe, fntaa @Ditonmpere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
8a1tor s. 6. 8eberien.

Sra 5alinas, Gal., bar bi moo
taget Silien fra Dor eamle Sen og
tioligere &rp}f Deb ct. 3ebers Sir
fe ! Minneopolis, S. 6. Be6er{en.
goarb Of 5oreign Mis1ion+ bar fen0t
ban paa en lengere Goreoraesrej1e
/ California for at boI6e Mg6er /
Sc forifjellige 8per % til1ige beffffe
SSnteresie for Misftonen i Mfrifa.
Set bnr en- ltors @lnbe for bnm al
fnnne tilbringe Sulen anmen mel
sfiussfio1igere Menigbeb og oamle
@e1inera 6alinas. Sam 1beber Sen.
ner i Minneapolis mo6tage Dnffel
ON ct gloe6eligt og beIiignet SEPT.
:darl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

Snflnensa eller Grippe ct en- me
get ube6ogelig Diait, bbo6 formo.
oent1ig mango beb al @rfaring. Sen
bar ofte bif fig monlge 9teoer Der
I 2anoet, men bens IBfor uoen gDiDl
albrtg pptraaot iaa a%lmiroeligt 1ont
iibfte @inter og Baar og set tan
fiees atoen Dberoribelfe, at intet
.Steb / 2nnoet bar bRret nnotaqet.
9enne @lage bar f11noet fine Dire
ollie 8egne. Mariagen BERTH tilifri-
beg, | Splge ben alminbelige Me-
ming , De e~ienoommelige Himatiffe
Sorbol6, iom berife6e poa Sen gio.
ga lignenoe Sorbolo fumes at finbe.
#Steb | Mar, maa bi bente, at oen-
ne eien6ommelige og imitiomme
5Dgoom otter bill banbre ben 1an1-
me Sci. Soriietigbeo er i alt Solb
t%ilraaoelig, tbi zen nnie Sorebpg-
9elie er bebre emo ct 8nno Selbre<
6elie." S bette 8iemeo ioa bel fom
for 8~ebmblingen of Grippe, for.
Dr. Beters &l1rifo be1toaet fit Brg.
be. Saget / rette Gib 1tDrfer oen
2egemet og beifDtter set imob Mn-
greb af Be 8aeiller, iom foraaria-
ger Snfluen5o. 8aa famine Moabe
bar mango 1n6gaaet 5Dgbommen,
met bbor Ben allere6e bar fat fig.
fait, bebiier @urifo fin tiosprebeoe
Stprfe og &raft beo at renie 81o.
BET og. oplibe Organerne iar1t frem-
briaae 5beo, % 6erbeo iptte 2ege-
met / 5ta1o til at nfrpIte oenne
1tbelfomne @init. Sori6m oerfor IT.
fe at foripne Dem Sioe meo bette
bn%r6ifulbe 2egemiboel.
ST.. Beters &11rifo Tan lite tie faas
poo Mpotefer. SpecielIe Mgentter for
FINER Soft oernneo birefte fro 90.
boratoriet. Sbis De lite lite fieroer mo-
gen Mgent ! Ceres Nprbeo, Hrib til
Gne-Gierae, 81. Beter SabrneD &
Cons 60, Chicago, 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
9em nh @prameiter.

EbomaS Ban 2ear obertog ! Sor=
.gaars fit M gmbe6e ion 8orgme-
tier 1 Minneapolis; ban CT, fon1 be-
fienot, ben f6rite 5octali1t, Der be-
flR6er 6enne 8oit.
WaDor 8an 2enr bol6t umiobeI=
bort efter tit Snofpttelfe en- Bro=
gramtale til 8praabet oe faitilog,
at ban af al Magt bil6e befnnpe
lfloblig misunderstanding, PRO
ftitlltion % pribafe Seitefontorer,
iatnt at ban Of D6er1te Cine biloe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

iannarbei6e meb gDranoa gefrp=
Ibelielt for at uofgre Jorbeorinaer
oberalt, bbor De tiltre1ges ! Opens
9bminiftration.
Sans 8rogramtale fremfalote
Observation-Disclosures fra ale
Stber - enoogiaa fra Dem, Der !
Nalgfampognen mooarbeioeoe Scr.
San Scar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Sen ibbife Often.

Oct En- MI / Mften, Eorsoag, at
Neb. 6. g. 5trnnopoIb boloer So
reorag ! uungoomsforeningen al
1905" ng Sobannes g. Senien So
ban 5fiol6borg og Scope Mafier;;
Soreoraget boloes ! Donia Sails
lille Gal, % Ser bentes ct fort
Bublifnm, 81. a.. oglao foroi Sor,
eaingens 8eItprelie bnr tilrettelagt
ct acknowledgements iom fplz
ger efter Soreoraget, og iom fnptter
fig til bette, ioet set bill beftoa of
Song og 0p1pSning etc. af fnrlig
Mofiars og Sfiolbborgs Digtning.
@Ianbt Sc M%eobirfen6e Tan nep=
mes 6'&rr. Ginor Msfier % ST..
&Dt5.
6oreningen ietter ierligt 8ris
paa at begbnoe set np Mar poo Ell
goo og glansfulb Maa6e % mel.erl
at 8rogrammet / often oil bore !.
.@tanb til at banne Sen gnifeoe gooe
8egbn6elie.
Sore6raget er set fier6e / Gnf-
ten ont 6anf 2itterotrtr fra 1871
til 1915 og bill / 9mri6s ffil6re Be
tire n9bnte @igteres 2ib og @irf>
1ombeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Gn Eprebraqsreffe.

Otter Spfor6ring al set iDenife
9oipitol begDn6er Dr. Sborbol6. 8e=
.terien ! Morgen Mften Ell &efffe
Borelesninger ODER Spgieine;;4 Sore.
l9sningerne bo1oes i 6orbin6elie
meo set Seurl1tS, iom SDgepleierffer=
ne be6 Soipitalet giennemgaar
bets enEraining 5cbool"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

90 gloobaaoe ligger LANCE Neffer
Deo sioen at binanoen % Nggen
fra 5%forltenene paa ollie oisie 5fibe
logger ober gDen en- eDig Sfp, Der
langt fra tager Zig no lom en- tpt
Cage.
Sg inoe ! BDen mebes Soft al
alle Ntioner. Ser er boabe Nus}e=
re, Norbmenb og Mmerifanere,
Sranffmeno og gnglnn0ere. Sleit
Gnglpnoere. S 8pens it6rite Meital1-.
rant tan man, 11nnr man fer paa
@plterne, gobt tro fig / gnglano;
tbi Der boloer ollie 8grerne of sc
engelife Sanoelsifibe til, og fun Ser
ionalet taler Rusfiff. s Safe So
rig" er Ser ct irrternationa1t Sop
tajn-Stamborb, og fer beroer set
lite fj9loent, at 5mtaIen gnor I
5taa, foroi man er noe al Stans
til at gjgre fig for1taaelig for bin=
anben.
Self beiDnoerligt er BET ogioa at
fomme tn6 pad Silffuerpla6ien I
BDens lille Ebeoter w. eller rettere
@ariete. Set er Soft al alle geatio-
ner, Der Der CT bla1r6et ime1lem bin-
aroen, og ser er biit / @eglen TIM.
meget faa, Der foritnor ct Oro at,
bboo Ser bliber 1agt paa 5cenen,
naar Ser bliber tolt @nsfiff. 0fte
Ter man engelffe S6menb meo RUS
|iiffe 9robeger; men iom ofte1t er
|bereS ibrige 5tnoier / Dem til inge1t
NDtte;; | &eglen fer man Dem 1lttiifffc
8ogen | 2ommet igien mes en- iuf=
fenoe 8en19rfning ON, at Nusiiif
bog er ct rent umn1igt 6prog.
5ornDlig oabnebes en- eleftriff
|Sporbogn | Mrebangelff, og bette
Dor Marets 5eniotion. Det er Ser
oenS %nor0lieite Sporbogn. - Mob=
Observation-Disclosures fanot Gteo i.
gleftricitetsberfet, og Ser 6eItog en-
Mengoe 8re}ter, iom meb &eIgen=
bi1leoer poa bgie Stenger git rrnot
Il BroceSiion og befprengte oft, boo-
DC 8erfets Mofiner % Bogner1e,
Berionalet % set tiliteoeberenoe
Nnblifnm, mel 8iebot6. Sgrit efter
at bette bar ifet, hnoe Sen fprjtc
8ogn fi6re no.
Ser berifer for Erabbeo %
Slio ] Nrcbangelf, ioa lenge Mars.
tioen ;er barm, eller bDn6 man Or
cbangelT fal6er bormt. Men iaa
mart @interen CONNER, fordn6res
Billeoet Tom beb ct E%rDIe1og; til
oa bringer Sroften ofte Sobnet1 %
Bpen til maaneolang ubirf iombeb.
Sibfe 8tnter frs &obnen fnlbten-
dig til, iaa al Craft 40 gppeimr
ftmofeoes, % nbIo6ningen of Sc
tilbageblepne Sfibe foreaif poa SCI.
Maooe, at mon fra Sabnen Iagoe
Sttnner 1o ober Sien til sfibente
% fjprte @arerne / 2or6 pnn Sip.
bogne. Sroiten bar foa buar6, at
e%noogioa S%sbrp6erne ia6: fait, %
ferlt 5oraaret lpite Mrcbongelf al
oens 81 esSangenifob.
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Meiit 1ient igien.

2alrios @eterien fra Mifob,
Minr., Der bar paa Sl1Iereiie til
fine 86rn ! Mber6een, go. Daf.,
% BERT 8ben, tiIbragte MDtoursof-
ten Der paa Gilbagereifen til MffoD,
iom fand 5tD ben fglgenbe Mor-
gen.
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Sra Oafota.

SIR. 8an6guor6 gbriitenien, Ser
fra Sis til dnoen bar ffffrebet meget
| oanife 81obe BERT 2onoet, ct an
fommet BERTH Blpen fra Britton 90.
Dat. 81. gbriftenien bliber Ger 70
relpbig noele Tiger.
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minneapolis.
Sra aenmare.

Haitor g. Senien fra @enmore,
$50. 9af., CT anforn11et bertil Bpen
.og agter forelgbig at blibe boe11oe
boS i'm Datter ogS 5bigerisn, MrS.
% Scr. S6rgenieM 4035 @ent-
mortb Mbe. Ct.
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Meiit TIT NpiuQ.

@sifs MarD glaoeIa,rD % beroes
Sorlobeoe, Sens 5Denoien, afreiite
Snleaften til Mnrelia, Soma, for at
tilbringe S~nleferien ser. ST. speno-
fen tom tilbage ! Girsoogs Mftes,
men Wiis Sla6elano bliper / Soma
e11onn 11ogle Tiger.
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Grit 86gbS mlntre SfneipiL op=
fsrtes / Man6ags glftes paa Dania
Sall al ben norife bramatiffe &ll1b,
unlabrano". 5tpffet .gjor0e flor
2Dffe.
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Ting Srne:: uMa, emil, leg bar
fnnbet en- ftor S1laife 8en5in neoe
/ Rploeren; tan Du lite figbe
mig EN- MutounobiI bertil?"
SON: v@ijere Motbiloe, gu ifal.
foa ben Diantantring, iom Du iaa.
Ianee bar gnifet Dig, % leg bar
ogiaa tprft pad at figbe &ofofo.
MgbIer tit Sit @&abinet."
Sun: uWeaa leg ipergc, bba6 bar
mi b%e6repet2"
Sr11en: u8n De gaa giebfiffelig,
ellers fa10er leg pan min Manol"
Sen paatrpngen6e Eigger: uDe.
res Ma1t6 ct lite bienmel"
GSr1ter1: rSboraf tror Sc bett?~
Giggeren: ogeei Ell Man6 Ser er.
faa l1lpffeltg at bore gift neb 9em
Ct naturligbis fu1 biemme til Mnal-
ti6erre. !"